THE MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, U20
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CitT Editor Main 7OT0. 5no-ns
Sunday Editor Mam 7070. 50-T
Advertising Department. .Main 7070. 610-S
Superintendent of Bide- Main 7070.
AMrSKMESTS.
Or.PHEUM (Broadway at Taylor) Vande
Mlle. This afternoon and tonight.
BAKER (Alder at Eleventh) Baker Stock
company In "Mile-a.-Minute Kendall," to
night. X.TRIC (Broadway at MorrlFon Musical
comedy. "Ft-ivolous Flo." Three ahowa
lly 2, 7 and U P. M.
HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill)
Vaudeville and moving pictures, 2 to 5,
:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sundays and
holidays continuous, l:lo to 11 P. M-
PA NT AG KS (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville. Tliree shows dally, 2 :3u. 7 and 8:05.
T. M. C. A. Secretary Goes to St.
Locib. H. W. Stone, general secre
tary of the Portland Young- Men's
Christian association, has started for
St. Louis. Mo., where he will attend
a conference of greneral secretaries
of the United States November 5, 6
and 7. A meeting of the board of
governors of the educational council
of the aiociation. of which Mr. Stone
ia chairman, will consider some im
portant problems of reconstruction
education. Fifteen secretaries and
laymen, representing every Young
Men's Christian association district
of the United States, will participate.
Mr. Stone will return to Portland in
two weeks.
Emkbt to Address Chamber.
James A. Emery, counsel for the Na
tional Association of Manufacturers
and the National Industrial council,
will address the members" forum of
the Chamber of Commerce at noon
today on "American Industry and
Public Affairs." Mr. Emery comes
here under the auspices of the Indus
trial association and is said to be one
of the best-informed men on Industrial
matters in the United States. Edward
S. Jordan, president of the Jordan
Motor Car company, will address the
forum on "Advertising and Salesman
ship. Foreign Commerce Ci.nB to Meet.
The regular meeting of the Foreign
Commerce club will te held in the
Chamber of Commerce tonight. W. E.
Souders will address the organization
on "The Silk Industry," and Er. J.
Hunter Wells on "Trade- in the Far
East." The Foreign Commerce club
recently began comprehensive plans
for future development and a lively
session is prom Used Ln tonight's meet
ing. Free Lectors on Christiaic Science
Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist of
Portland, announces a free lecture on
Christian Science by Mr. William Dv
Kilpa trick. C. S. B. of Detroit, Mich-,
member of the board of lectureship
of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass., at the municipal auditorium,
Tuesday evening, November 2, at 8
o'clock. Doors open at 7:30. The
public Is cordially invited. Adv.
Hawaiian Educator Cancels Visit.
The Pacific coast lecture tour of
Vaughan MaoCaughan, superintend
ent of public Instruction for the ter
ritory of Hawaii, whimas scheduled
to speak before the meeting of the
Portland Ad club Wednesday and in
the auditorium of the VoungMen's
Christian association Wednesday eve
ning, has been canceled, as he cannot
vwsit Portland at this time.
Port Consolidation can only be
brought about by voting for 310 X Yea
and 510 X Yes. The passage of both
these measures is essential to consol
idation, which means a deep channel
to the sea, better harbor facilities and
more economy in government. Vote
310 X Yes and 610 X Yes. Oregon Port
Development League. L. W. Trimble,
Sec'y, 1210 Gasco bldg. Adv. "
Earlt Snow Works Hardship.
Early snow ln the Siskiyou ranges
has caused cattlemen great hardship
in rounding up their herds, according
to R. U Fromnre, district forest in
spector, who has just returned from
a three weeks' Inspection of the Sis
kiyou National forest. Many of the
anima'iS, he said, have been cut off ln
almost Inaccessible places.
Port Consolidation can only be
brought about by voting for 310 X Yea
and 510 X Yes. The passage of both
these measures Is essential to consol
idation, which means a deep channel
to the sea, better harbor facilities and
more economy In government. Vote
310 X Yes and 510 X Yes. Oregon Port
Development League. L. W. Trimble,
Sec'y, 1210 Gasco bldg. Adv.
Musical Luncheon Postponed. -The
luncheon of the Monday Musical club
ln honor of members of Oregon Music
Teachers association, and planned to
take place today at noon in the Port
land hotel, has been indefinitely post
poned oh account of the death of Mr.
Christensen, formerly president of
the Portland Symphony orchestra.
Woman Hurt in Fall. Mrs. Bertha
Keedaged 50, waa taken to St. Vin
cent's hospital with deep ecalp lacera
tions as the result of falling while
alighting from a Mount Scott street
ear late Saturday night. Her condi
tion Is not serious. She lives at 4208
Forty-second avenue southeast.
Who Likes to Wash, and what's
the use, when the Palace Laundry
will do your washings so well and
so cheaply? "Family Economy Wash"
as done by the Palace at seven cents
per pound is receiving the approval
of those who are trying It Phone
East 1030. Adv.
William Pickens Speaks Tonight.
William Pickens, field secretary of
the National Association for the Ad
vancement of the Colored People,
speaks tonight at 8:30 at Lincoln
high school auditorium on "Inter-
Kacia.1 Co-operation." The public Is
Invited.
Do Not Forget to call up East S088
when you want the Salvation Army
auto-truck to call for cast-off cloth
ing, magazines, newspapers, furniture.
etc Address 24-26 Union ave. Major
John tiree. district ortlcer. Adv.
Modern office systems devised and
Installed. Our system experts at your
service, no obligation. Over 400 stock
forms to select from, at a saving.
Phone Main 1971. Pacific Staty. & Ptg.
Co., 107 Second street. Adv.
Y. M. C. A. to Hold Sale. The T.
M. C. A. will hold a rummage sale
today at 351 Oak street, across from
the Benson hotel. Men's suits, ehoes
hats, pictures and furniture will be
the bargains offered.
On Account of the death of Prof.
Christen3en. the Monday Musical
luncheon scheduled for 'Monday noon
at the Portland hotel has been post
poned. Adv.
Please Vote Oncb for Dan Kellaher,
either first, eecond or third choice.
Dan Kellaher for mayor means 5-cent
fare. 99 X. Kellaher for Mayor Com.
Paid Adv.
Voters Don't fail to rote 310 X
Yes and 510 X Yes if you favor port
consolidation. Oregon Port Develop
ment League. L. W. Trimble, Sec'y,
1210 Gasco bldg. Adv.
Please Vote Oncr for Dan Kellaher,
either first, second or third choice.
Dan Kellaher for mayor means 5-cent
far 99 X. Kellaher for Mayor Com.
Paid Adv.
Vxn Attornet -General. There are
r.o nominations and no names on bal
lot. When you vote write in
X J. J. Johnson. Adv.
Kino and Hiawatha Coals.
Ice Delivery Co., exclusive mine
agents. Bdwy. 4280, 533-45. Adv.
Dr. Charles C. Pktheram, eye, ear,
nose and throat, has returned. 358
Morgan bldg. Adv.
Lewis Stknoer, Morrison at Tenth,
grind razors, scissors, knives perfectly.
Adv.
Urn. Vucasb, French dinner, i to 8
. P. M f 1. 738 Johnson. Main 37S AdT.
' Kemmerer Coal. Caroon Coai Co.,
Kiine acenU. fiaat 1181 tti t
Elks Plan Election Entertain
ment. The 'Elks 'lodge will have a
direct wire Into the club tomorrow
night, which will give the members
of the order and their families who
gather there the latest returns about
the results of the election throughout
the country. The entertainment com
mittee has arranged to show these
returns upon a screen in the lodge
rooms, and has provided, in addition
to this feature, several snappy vaude
ville acts, including an orchestra,
which will furnish music all evening,
and some other good musical numbers
which will be put on between returns,
so that there will not be a dull mo
ment the entire evening. The pro
gramme starts at 9 o'clock and the
committee announces that it will last
until the . "lights go out." The re
turns, however, will begin coming in
early in the evening.
Auto Driver Recovers. Frank
Whitten, whose automobile crashed
into a Sellwood street car at Milwau
kie and Lafayette streets early Sat
urday night, wa-3 discharged yester
day from St. Vincent's hospital. Al
though it was first believed he sus
tained a skull fracture, later exam
ination showed he was not badly in
jured. He was able to go to the po-
T1IE OREGOIAN'S ADVICE,
Compulsory voting. Vote 301
no.
Regnlating Legislative Ses
sions. Vote 32 yes.
Oleomargarine bill. Vote 305
no.
Single tax. Vote 307 mo.
Fixing county officers' term.
Vo- a OS yes.
Port consolidation. Vote 310
ye.
Anti-vaccination. Vote 313 no.
Fixing interest rates. Vote
315 DO.
Bird refuge bill. No recom
mendation. Divided legislative session.
Vote 3IS yn. .
State market commission.
Vote 320 yea.
SPECIAL TO PORTLAND
VOTERS!
Vote yea on every meaaare on
city ballot.
Club Members to Speak. A fea
ture of the Rotary club luncheon at.
the Benson hotel tomorrow noon will
be a series of addresses by members
of the "100 Per Cent club," an or
ganization composed of young men
studying salesmanship and efficiency.
Robert Duniway will speak on "The
Value of a Purpose," Earl Jones on
"Character Building," Wilbur H. Hood
on "Work as a Privilege," and F. M.
Leeston Smith on "The .Ever-Conscious
Moment." Fred Spoeri, past
president, will be chairman of the
day.
A. L Barbur Should Be Re-elected.
He has always made good. His
career has been one of solid per
formance, not promises. He has rep
resented no class nor interest, but the
people as a whole. He has stood out
for economy and saved the taxpayers
thousands of dollars. He has made
the municipal paving plant a fact and
factor. Vote 101 Yes and re-elect A.
L. Barbur as city commissioner. Adv.
Chamber to Hear Returns. The
Portland Chamber of Commerce will
give a dinner followed by open house
entertainment tomorrow night pre
ceding the election returns by special
wire to the clubrooms. Music and
dancing have been provided for and a
special buffet luncheon will be served.
More than 200 reservations have been
made, it is announced.
Voters If you favor port consoli
dation don't be misled by advice to
vote 610 X No. In order to effect" port
consolidation you must vote 310 X Yes
and 510 X Yes. Then we shall have a
more efficient government of the
port and a deep channel, to the sea.
Oregon Port Development League. L
W. Trimble, Sec'y, 1210 Gasco bldg.
Adv.
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BAKER WELL SUPPORTED
MA VOIl RECEIVES BACKING
FROM MANX" SOURCES.
"The Miracle of Milk
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828 Hawthorne at Twenty-seventh,
T3APERS and magazines are
full of the value of milk as
a food. Years of experience in
the use of the Milk Diet as a
cure for disease has proven it to
be a life-saver. We combine
osteopathic treatment with the
Milk Cure. Terms reasonable.
The Moore Sanitarium
Office, 908 Selling Building "
Hoe traffic bureau yesterday to make
out an accident report. Traffic police
reported they found a bottle of wine
in Whltten's car. Jasper Lykes. who
was riding with him, also was able to
leave the hospital. Whitten lives at
Oswego.
St. John's Church, Milwadkiel
November S, 4 and 5 are the dates for
the annual parish bazaar ln the city
hall, Milwaukie. The ladies, the so
dality, the chidren and the men will
have their separate booths. On
Wednesday, the opening evening, a
chicken dinner will be served by the
ladies from 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. Thurs
day afternoon a card party 'and on
Friday evening a big five-foot cake,
which will be baked by the men, will
be cut in small pieces and sold at a
nominal charge. One of the pieces
will contain a $5 gold coin. Adv.
W. L FiNfcur to Speak. W. L. Fin
ley will be the principal speaker on
the programme at the Men's Brother
hood and banquet meeting at the
First Congregational church tonight.
beginning at 6:30, in a lecture illus
trated by motion pictures of game
life in the Canadian Rockies. Several
musical numbers have been scheduled.
The public has been invited to the
dinner, according to Municipal Judge
Rossman, president of the .brother
hood. .
Perkins Shootj Bb Elected. Be
cause of his past record as state sen
ator and city commissioner, T. L. Per
kins should receive an overwhelming
vote Tuesday for city commissioner.
In the past he has always proven his
worth, and his election now Insures
ecsnoray, efficiency and soundj busi
ness Judgment in civic affairs. Every
person who has the best Interests of
Portland at heart must not fail to
vot for T. L. Perkins for city com
missioner. Adv.
Auto Victim Critical. Charles Gus
tafson, one of the six persons injured
when two automobiles collided at
Montana avenue and Shaver street
Saturday morning, was reported in a
critical condition last night at St.
Vincent's hospital. His recovery id
considered doubtful. The others. In
cluding Mrs. Lucy Lovegren, showed
marked Improvement during the day
and are expected to recover. .
T. M. C. A. Bots Havk Halloween
Party. Baseball games, a motor
truck rid to Oswego, wrestling, box
ing, dinner and swim were features
of an all-day Halloween party held
Saturday by members of the boys'
division of the Toung Men's Chri
tion association. The day's activities
were -under the direction of-W. F.
Route.
Ex-Servicts Men fob Perkins. T.
L. Perkins Is the only ex-eervlce man
running for city commissioner, and for
that reason is receiving the unani
mous support of Spanish "War Veter
ans and other veteran associations.
As state senator and city commis
sioner he has always made good. A
vote for Perkins is a vote for better
city government. Vote 102 X. Adv.
Voters If you favor port consoli
dation don't be misled by advice to
vote 510 X No. In order to effect port
consolidation you must vote 810 X Tes
and 510 X Yes. Then we shall have a
more efficient government of the port
ana a aeep cnannei to the sea. Oreeron
Pbrt Development League. L. W.
Trimble, Seo'y, 1210 Gasco bldg.
Aav.
Please Vote Once for Dan Kellaher,
eitner rirst, eecond or third choice.
Dan Kellaher for mayor means 5-cent
fare. 99 x. Kellaher for Mayor Com.
Paid Adv.
Voters Don't fall to vote Sio X
Yes and 510 x Yes if you favor port
consolidation. Oregon Port Develop
ment league. Jk w. Trimble, . Sec'y,
iziu iasco Diag. Aav.
Stand bt the League or Nations
and vote ror Hayes for U. S. Senator.
League of Nations Ratification Com.
J. D. Brown, chairman. Adv.
Dr. E. A. Sommbr returned. Ao"v.
Building Trades Council, Patriotic
'' Organizations and Others
Indorse Candidate.
Mayor Baker will close hie cam
paign for re-election with aa address
at Linn ton tonight. His talks to the
Linnton residents will be confined to
the need of the 8-mill tax and a gen
eral survey of his administration.
The mayor's campaign has been
marked by Us lack of "mud-slinging,"
It having been the request of Mayor
Baker to all his supporters early in
the campaign that so far as the
mayor's campaign was concerned it
should be clean and upon issues and
not personalities.
Probably no candidate for mayor
has ever been given as extensive sup
port as is being given Mayor Baker
in his campaign for re-election.
Thie support is coming from men
and women in all walks of life and in
cludes that of thousands of individ
uals who are backing him as' the re
sult of his record during his present
term as well aa all sorts of organiza
tions who have Indorsed him, not alone
on his record generally, but upon in
dividual lines of activity, which .nave
aided ln the general prosperity and
progress of the city.
For instance, he has the support of
the building trades council with some
9000 men, as well as various lo
cals. In addition there is an auxil
iary "Baker-for-re-electlon" commit
tee composed entirely of labor lead
ers numbering In all about 100 men
He has won the solid support of all
patriotic organizations, many of which
have come out openly with letters of
indorsement to Mayor Baker's cam
paign. And in several instances such
letters have set a precedent ln politi
cal campaigns.
Indorsements have been given the
mayor unsolicited from- organizations
representing tradesmen, merchants,
manufacturers and business men in
general. His campaign committee is
composed of men and women who
urged him to seek re-election. On hia
desk at the city hall are hundreds ot
letters from individuals pledging their
support. His reputation, as an en
ergetic chief executive is not confined
to Portland alone, but has spread far
afield.
STUDENTS READY TO VOTE
Harding for President Favored at
Corvallia "Straw", Election.
OREGON " AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Oct. 31. (Special.)
All Oregon Agricultural college stu
dents who are eligible to vote are
anxious to cast their ballot next Tues.
day. Most of them will vote for the
first time.
The problem of deciding who may
vote Is mad more difficult by the
To Assure the
Re-election of
Mayor Baker
Vote Only One
TuuniiiniimiiiiiuiiiuiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHtiuu
fact that students from all over the
state, as well as from other states.
are here, and not many can claim
Corvallis as their home.
A straw vote taken at student as
sembly meeting Wednesday resutted
as follows: Harding 746. Cox 333,
Chamberlain 658. Stanfield 484.
Choi
oice
(Paid Adv., C. C. Hindman.)
You Can Help to Keep
Prosperity Going in Oregon
1 By using Oregon quality products
3 Where the payroll dollar stays
3 To buy more Oregon quality products.
4 This is not sentiment it's good business.
5 Service and quality of Oregon products
also make for economy. v
jU6 Bear this in mind and place your next
policy in
Insurance Company
Inrrefnl CoirTTlTrror; 1t ,
5vpme Office
- J KILLS. Pres.
cohbett Bmnno,
Fifth MMd ltterrtaom.
C 8. SAMUEL, Gen. Mgr
Portland, Ore.
B. N. STRONG, Aaat. Mgr.
JOY
to the Job
- Cleaner and Presser
of Men's Clothes
Joy does good work; his
charges are about one-half
what others charge for simi
lar work.
You Bring 'Em and
Take 'Em Away That's
the. Why of It!
French Dry Cleaning $1.23
Pressing 45c
Four Places in Portland for
Your Convenience: "
104 FOURTH STREET
Between Washington
and Stark
151 GRAND AVENUE
Near East Morrison St.
1043 BELMONT ST.
Near East 35th St.
217 NORTH JERSEY ST.
St. Johns "
"Joys Always
on the Job"
iff m-xmmp.
A Fine Home
in a Rare Locality
Where neighbor are plexiat,
homes well kept up and the en
vironment wholesome Irrlsfton,
East 18th St., Between Klicktta
and Fremont.
The above Is one of the ten
homes Just completed by the
Title and Trust company;
containing' every convenience
and luxury that could be
thougrht of eleg-ant. sunny,
spacious rooms, well warmed.
You owe it to yourself to
own one.
$10,000 Terms,
Put your money Into your own
home TODAY, not into the coffers
of a landlord.
Title and Trust Company
A 7 7 A 7 .J-m.
TIRE SERVICE
Our Tire department is always
open, and in case you should need
a new tire on the road, we are
in a position to deliver it to you
any time, any place.
If stuck or wrecked, call our
Cadillac "8" towing car, equipped
for the most difficult jobs. .
WE NEVER CLOSE
COVEY
MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Own an Electric Iron
We don't need to say "use" an Electric Iron,
because everyone who owns one uses it in
rhost cases several times weekly.
Nothing like an Electric Iron for restoring
freshness and beauty to wrinkled blouses
. and lingerie. .
Nothing like an Electric Iron for all kinds of
ironing if you own a good iron.
' We recommend that you own one of the
standard makes Hotpoint, American
Beauty, G. E., Universal, Westinghouse or
Simplex. "Cheaper" irons may be had but
we cannot recommend them.
All sizes of Electric Irons in stock from 3
lbs. to 24 lbs.
ELECTRIC STORES
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.
Alder St. at Broadway
PORTLAND
Salem Oregon City Vancouver
An Unusual
Company
Our large capital
and surplus afford
our policyholders an
exceptional degree
of protection.
Capital paid in, $1,134,500.00
New World Life
Portland Office
Stevens Building
Assets over $3,200,000.00
m Duiarrnt Kinds of Laundry
A Different Price
EAST 404
Of all the STEEL FILING
CABINET and FURNITURE
EQUIPMENT in the banking
and business offices of the
world today' is the product of
the Art Metal Construction
Co.'s factories at Jamestown,
New York.
Their catalogues of Steel
Letter Files, Document Files,
Card Index Files, 'Roller
Shelves, Vault Trucks, Safes,
Lockers, etc., furnished on
request. '
Glass &
Prudhomme Co.
Agents Art Metal
Construction Co.
PRINTERS : BOOKBINDERS
DESKS : FILING CABINETS
65-67 Broadway
Portland, Oregon
The VICTOR record
WHISPERING
"would make a man with a wooden leg
want to dance"
CTHJHERMAN, CLAY Sz CO. take
fl Peasure in inviting you to
iMfl hear "Whispering," the
dance sensation of the year, on a
Victor record.
A small shipment for immediate re
lease has just been received from the
Victor Talking Machine Company
by express.
rWhispering" was written and com-.
posed in California, published in Cal
ifornia, and played for this Victor.
record by Paul Whiteman's Ambas
sador Orchestra itself originally a
California organization.
As a fox-trot," Whispering"has swept
the country like wildfire.
As a record it is possibly the most per
fect for dancing ever issued by the
Vidtor Talking Machine Company.
The combination, "Whispering" on
a Victor record, is so irresistible that
one person, after hearing it played in
our Vidrola department, exclaimed:
"It 'would make a man with a wooden
leg want to dance!"
Remember: You really haven't heard
Whispering" if you haven't heard it
on this Victor record. , '
"Japanese Sandman," another huge
dance hit, is on the reverse side. Price
of.this record, 85c.
WHISPERING"
a VICTOR record
Sherman Jpay & Co.
Sixth nnd Morrison Street,
1-OKTI.AM),
' Opposite Pontofflcr.
SEATTLE TACOMA SPOKANE.
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The United
Artisans
Tour Home Society for over - a
quarter ot & century.
New 20-pay lif. and whole life
certificates.
Largo membership In Oregon.
Assets nearly Jl. BOO. 000.00.
Home tor dependent members.
Headquarter. Artisan Hafldlns,
Broadway aad Oak Stm.
fnone uroaaway 1220.
Boys and Girls
from 16 up to 60 say
How would you like to receive an envelope ad
dressed to YOUR name,
containing a cheek for 10, 20 or 30 dollars?
You can compete to secure one
by answering the "Mathematical Problem." ,
Watch the papers.
Tortland Gas & Coke Co.
l'hone your want ads to The Oretto
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BOILER
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MUST HAVE HARTFORD INSPECTION AND CARRY 150
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NECESSARY
MUST BE CHEAP FOR CASH
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