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PORTLAND HOLDS
LIVESTOCK TRADE
friend. Try It c..d sea what happens.
It was said In ancient times that he
who will write this prayer to nine
friends, commencing the day he or she
receives thla. will experience some
great Joy on the ninth day, and he
who will not write It - will receive
some great misfortune. It was said In
Jerusalem that he who wrltea this
prayer will be delivered from' all ail
ments. Do not break the chain. Write
one friend each day for nine days.
Name a wish while writing. Sign no
na me."
In the records of the Municipal Court
of last week, appear numerous com
plaints of a woman who haa visited
homes in the city and passed herself
off as a priestess. Invariably after her
visits articles of value were missed.
It Is thought that a city directory is
l.Mng used by the letter-writers to
scare women and men to prepare the
way for rredatory visits. On the other
l and the work may be that of a harm
less crank. The Government will In
vestigate. Bargain Glasses
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Stockyard Report Shows Mar
ket to Be Firmly Established
in Northwest.
AIC0A1
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HALF IS USED AT HOME
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M OVERCOATS
Uanr Cities In Oreiron and Waah
Inglon Look to Portland for All
or Part of Supplier High
Prlco I-cTfl I Filed.
Tha anouaj report cf tha Portland
Union Ftock Tarda Company, which has
Just brm lenue-l. ahows that In tha
peat xttr the comrur handled ltveatock
worth J8.J36.00O. A total of M4S cara
In and out la recorded. Half of tha
toe If received at tha yarda waa taken
kr l"eJ buyers, and tha remainder waa
bought by packers and butcuers In tha
JiorthweKt. Jrt!and la now firmly es
tablished aa tha central livestock mar
's.t In thla part of tha United Statea.
Arrampanrlnr tha report Is the fol
lowing aiatement by D. O. Lively, eren
ral acent of tha Stock Yards Cora
janv: "In hanrtJr.tr you tha annual report
ef tha Portland Union titork Tarda
'Company your attention la directed to
1 tha fact that tha value of the live
stock received for enle on theae yarda
for tha year endlnn October 30. waa
1.33S.(0.00. The total number of cars
, received, aa ahown by the report, waa
' iS. of whl&h ISSO cara were shipped
I oat. Tbla would Indicate that tha local
(packer and butcbera used about 60
, per cant of the auppllea received on
' theae yard, while the other Bo per rent
went to the packers and outcnera out
aide of Portland. The total number of
rara In and out Incident to the estab
lishment of a central market at Port
land waa I Hi. Thla haa no bearing on
manufactured product arnica waa
hipped out by Portland packers.
.Market Well Established.
Mora than 40 buyera took the aup
pllea of the year. Shipments have prone
out rrpularly to Seattle. Tacoma and
Aberdeen, and butchera In the amall
towna In Oregon and Washington have
looked to thla market for a part or all
of their cattle, sheep and hog; de
mands. Thirteen commission flrme and
order buyers have their offlcaa at tba
Livestock Exchange building-.
"The avrraice price of hog-s for the
year la a record of which any market
might well be proud. There haa never
been a errand averaare of IlO.fO main
tained anywhere else that there la any
record of. The average weight of hKS
for tha year Is also worthy of notice.
Tha handling of cattle, aheep and hoga
by boat Indicates that feeder, buyer
and butchers take a part of their aup
pllea via tha river."
STREET VACATION OPPOSED
nnnysldt Push Club Object to
Grant to O. II. i X. Co.
Proposed vacation of streets for tba
benefit of tha O. It. A N. Company on
tha East Side has met with firm oppo
sition on the part of the 8unnyalde
Push Club, which passed reeolutloae at
a meeting held on November It. ap
proving the artlon of the membere of
tha Council who have expressed them
selves agalnat tha vacation of tha
streets. Tha resolutions passed by the
club read aa follows:
"Whereas. The Mayor and Common
Council have under consideration an
ordinance granting to tha Harrimaa
syatetn of rallroada a perpetual vaca
tion of-certain streets on the water
front from East Oak street north; and
Whereas. We understand that no pro
vision has been made In aald ordinance
giving the publlo tba light to paaa na
tter aald vacated streets with a subway
or to paaa over them with an elevated
roadway or to have any rtgbta retained
thereto except for the passage of sew
ers, water mains, and conduits: and
"Whereas. The membera of tha Com
mon Council are divided In their vlewa
of tha expediency of such action; there
lure, be It
"Keeolved. That it Is tha aeaaa of thla
club that the perpetual vacation of the
publlo rights In aald etreeta aa pro
paed will forever bar the publlo from
access to the waterfront for a consid
erable distance In the heart of the busi
ness district of the Hast Side, and Is not
for tha best Interest of this city and
should not be granted for any consid
eration whatever; and be It further
Resolved. That thla club heartily
commend the action of the membera
of tha Common Council who oppose
1 ula measure."
EUGENE HOSTJN DECEMBER
Orrgon-lilalio louns Mcn" t'hrls
tiHii .MH'iulini Mocl.
Ten years of aetavity by the Oregon
iJaho Toung Men's Christian Associa
tion will be reviewed by the annual
LICENSE UNDER SCRUTINY
Tnmwatrr Restaurant Keeper to Be
Heard Before Committee.
R. B. Pomsroy. who waa recently fined
la Police Court for errvlng drinks with
out taeaia In the Tom water Restaurant,
will have to appear before the license
committee of the C.ty Council tomor
row to defend kta right to continue doing
business. Chief of Police Cox was re
quested yesterday by the City Auditor to
have In attendance at the meeting of the
committee the officers who have knowl
edge of the cj so
viet or Llcdberg, who was convicted of
tha same offense, undertook an appeal
to tha Circuit Court yeatercUy. Und
berg waa fined tu and his reataurant
liquor llcensu waa revoked. Hie cod ten-''
tlon Is that he was wrongfully convicted
of selling without a licenew. in that ha
waa the possessor of a license. It has
been held by tha Municipal Court that
the grill license la of no effect when Its)
terms are disregarded.
THIEF MAYJTRAIL PRAYER
Official Believe Kellglons Letters
Are Robbers' Trick.
What la believed to be an effort to
srouae reiigloua feeling that Portland
resident may ba made easy victims
for men and women thieves known to
ba In the city, waa called to the at
tention of Government officials yes
terday. An "ancient prayer" la being
circulated through the mailt, and In
the letter accompanying It the atten
tion of tha recipient la Informed that
dire conaeqnencee will follow a re
tfal to act.
Tha letters bava no names signed to
them, but declare that every person
addressed shall either be a winner or
a loser. A letter received at the Fed
eral building yesterday reada:
"Oh tiod. I Implore thea to bless all
mankind; keep ua all to dwell with
the.
D.lt j,raicr waa sent to me bj a
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B. U Sbaey, of Day-torn. O, Who
Mill lie Omm mt Chief Soeak-
era Befre Orrajeav-Idafea Y. M.
I C. A. at Kusteae Deeemker 2,
and 4.
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convention of that organization, which
will ba held In Eugene December 2. t
and 4. The first convention of the
Oregon-Idaho organization was also
held In Eugene 10 years ago.
The convention Is to be addressed
by many prominent speakers, among
them three Eastern men of National
reputation. These men are E. L. Ehuey
of Iayton, Ohio, a member of the In
ternational committee of the T. M. C
A.: Charles R. Drum, who Is asso
ciated with Fred H. Smith. Interna
tional religious work secretary, and
George B. Hodge, head of the Y. M. C
A. educational work In North America.
Others who will take aotlve parts In
the three-day programme are J. A.
GoodelU International Industrial work
secretary: P. L Campbell, president of
tha University of Oregon: Gale rca.
man. Pacific Coast student secretary.
and R. A Booth, of Eugene. Muslo
will bo supplied at every meeting- by
the Tacoma Y. M. C. A. quartet.
The first meeting will be held Fri
day afternoon, December t, and there
will be morning, afternoon and night
sessions throughout the next three
days. A big Sunday afternoon mass
meeting will be beld In the Eugene
Tabernacle and will be addressed by
Mr. Drum. The headquarters of the
convention will be In tha new T. M.
C A. building. More than 160 delegates
are expected to attend tha various sessions.
The Oregon-Idaho T. M. C. A. now
has nearly 8000 members, whereas the
membership 10 years ago waa only
00. During tha same period students
In night classes have Increased from
i;t to 1400. while the valuation of Y.
M. C A. property has advanced from
1160.000 to 1710,000.
BELLINGHAM CHIEF QUITS
rollce Head Criticised by Mayor,
Resign, Is Made Sergeant.
BELXJN-OHAM. Nov. Is. FolIowWig
criticism of his department by Mayor
Demattoe. who Is abaent In California,
Chief of Police Cade today tendered hla
reslrnatlon to Acting Mayor Miller and
demanded an Investigation of his con
duct and that of the ctty'a executive.
Miller accepted the resignation and Im
mediately appointed Cade desk sergeant,
a position he held nnder civil service
rules prior to bis appointment as ciiex
of Police.
Tha Mayor left last week for Ban
Diego on a fortnight's vacation. . From
Ban Francisco he sent his Chief a letter
declaring be had learned that undesir
ables were being allowed to remain tn
town and that gambling waa permitted.
He Intimated that If such waa the case
he would demand Cade's removal on his
return. Cade declared in hie letter of
resignation that If the city haa not been
kept clear of undesirables the fault lies
with tha Mayor and not with his depart
ment. Cade's sucoesaor has not been
named.
Honeymoon Trip la Postponed.
Alden M. Arnold, of Portland, and
Mlsa Rose White, of Vancouver, Wash.,
were 'married Tuesday In the parlors
of the Imperial Hotel. The bridesmaid
waa Mlaa Laura K. Garretaon. or Port
land, and the bridegroom was attended
bv Arthur Gregory, of Seattle. Rev.
Benjamin Young performed the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold have post
poned their bridal tour unUl the Christ
mas holidays and have taken apart-
These are the lenses uauajly
advertised as "K xeeptlenal
t alara" hy the "Mry Goods Doc
tor." They are tlie kind that
have been apolled at the factory
-. the grinding. They really
have no value and would be
Men at 10 renta the pair. More
Mindnes Is caused from tholr
use than from ail other causes
combined.
These are first-quality lenses.
Focus directly in center. Hlgh
lv polished and ground by
skilled workmen. Thene are the
kind we handle.
Cheap g-laases are costly, as
thore who have tried them know.
They are n't only a positive In
jury, hut it Is soon fnund that the
monv spent for them haa been
wasted, and that to obtain relief
and satisfaction others must be
procured.
We Fit f; Issues According ta
Mndrra Da-leatUle Methods, at
Iteaaonable Prlrea and ftDsrai
Irf Reliable ork.
TUflMDwflM Eyigut
liiumi uun s
pecialist
SF.COM) FLOOR CORBETT BI.DG
Fifth and Morrison.
Actual Matters of the Genuine
Krypton: Lease.
ments at tha Pare, East Eighth and
East Burnslde.
Anto Left Standing, Owner Fined.
For leaving; his automobile standing
on the street eight hours, Joseph O.
Tremblay, a contractor, was arrested by
Patrolman Burke and was fined CO In
Municipal Court yesterday morning. Tha
officer report'-d that the car had stood
at Second and Alder streets from S
o'clock to 11 o'clock FVIday night.
Becker, McLaughlin and
Sweeney s
Dry Goods, Furnishings for Men,
Women and Children.
441 WASHINGTON ST..
Telephone Marshall 2213.
Thanksgiving uSI
Until Thanksgiving day -wo of
fer all Table Linens at a general
reduction ' of 25 Per Cent less
than marked price.
Sweaters for Men, Women and
Children, all colors, from 73
np.
Men's Union Ruits in Austral
ian wool, each $2.25.
Complete line of eotton and
woolen Blankets, Notions, Laces,
Ribbons and Veilings.
Agents for Redfern, Warner's
Rnst-Proof and Thomson 'a Glove
Fitting Corsets.
DR. A. P. DE KETSER'S
DRTJGLESS HEALTH INSTITUTE
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Chiropractor and Optometrist.
Ileals as Nature hcnls, in accord
ance with Nature's laws. Compelling
the body to do its own healing with
its own forces.
.Yours for health's sake,
DR. A. P. DE KEYSER,"
704 Dekum Bldg.,
Third and Washington Sts.
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Just as good in every way as those
you pay $20 and $25 for in other stores.
WE HAVE FIVE STORES
WE BUY MORE CLOTHING
WE SELL MORE CLOTHING '
Than any other store and are satisfied
with smaller profits These are some
of the reasons why we give BETTER
values than any other store.
3d and OAK
1st and YAMHILL
1st and MORRISON
2d and MORRISON
89 THIRD
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PLACE
YOUR
ORDER
NOW
TOR FLOWERING BULBS,
ROSE BUSHES, SHRUBS,
FEUIT AND SHADE
TREES. We have a large
and complete stock at our
City Tree Yard, corner Sec
ond and Main streets.
Buy a nice fern or flowering
Plant for Thursday.
Go See It Today
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THE UNTRUTH OP $5 GLASSES
FOR ?1 EXPLAINED
The trick is to attract people to eall
for the $1.00 kind, and then say to
you: "Your case is different"; you
reauire irround classes costing from
$5.00 to $25.00, or as much as yon
will stand for. But you always pay
more than is charged by the legiti
mate optician. We fit glasses at lower
prices than they do, in every case,
make no extra chanre for examination
and guarantee the work to be satis
factory.
DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS
SIH-Sia FAILING BLDO,
Cor. Third and Waablnaton Mreeta.
ecaaa Flasc. Was Elevator.
THE THANKSGIVING DINNER
Is the most important meal of the year and is all the more enjoyable if it is well
cooked. Its preparation often gives the mistress of the kitchen no end of worry for
fear the dinner will not come up to expectations. There are a number of articles in
the culinary line that will greatly aid in the preparation of the meal. First of all to
. cook the bird properly it is necessary to have a roaster that will do its work well and
not require the undivided attention of the cook. We can fully recommend the Savory
as one of the best one that will meet all the requirements of a first-class roaster.
dcdPFCT
SATISFACTION
GUAR AM I tew
To use a Savory Roaster
means to have better
nift more tcn-
lasiwg "" . .
der. more juicy and with
leas trouble io
For The Savory bastes
and browns the meat or
fowl automatically. And
u all this with the
"T" r -r. rKus saving you money on
cheaper cuw oi . -
every rchase. BuyonetodaT.
WE ALSO HAVE THE
LISK ENAMELED SFLF-BASTING ROASTER
That makes an old hen taste like a spring chicken. You can cook any dish in a Lisk
that you can cook in a casserole. It saves on your meats and makes better eating.
Wefully guarantee both the .Lisk and Savory. .
NO KITCHEN IS COMPLETE WITHOUT
A UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER
A UNIVERSAL COFFEE PERCOLATOR .
A CHRISTY MAYONNAISE MIXER
A LIGHTNING CREAM WH1PPER
OR A GOOD PAIR OF CARVERS
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF COOKING UTENSILS
HONEYMAN HARDWARE CO.
FOURTH AND ALDER STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON
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