The Sunday Oregonian., October 12, 1913, Section One, Page 3, Image 3

SCANDAL. IN ROYAL
OPERA IS BREWING
Editor Who Says Actor's Terr
ure Depends on "Personal
Grounds" Is Sued. ,
EMPEROR BEHIND ACTION
Xanie of German Ruler In vol red In
Affair That Promises to ,Klvnl
That Once Connected WlUi
Fhlllp Eulenberg.
BERLIN", Oct. 11. (Special.) A
chargo of criminal libel has been pre
ferred against Walter Stein thai., pub
lisher of the German Monday Gazette.
On the court's Interpretation of Jnuen
does In an article on which the charge
Is based may depend whether Germany
Is confronted with another scandal
.such as that connected with the name
of Phillip Eulenberg.
Herr Steinthal Is charged with
grossly libeling Count Von Huelsen
Haeseler, the general lntendant of the
Emperor's royal operas and royal thea
ters. The paper published on August
4. under the heading, "End of Herr Von
Buelsen," a report of the resignation
of the Count from the managership of
the Royal Theater and criticised his
regime, under which, the paper as
serted, the standard of the house had
lunk lower and - lower, adding that
whenever a popular favorite or talented
actor or singer was dismissed. Count
Von Huelsen-Haeseler took refuge in
the Intimation that It was done by
order of the Emperor.
"It became more and more the sub
ject of popular knowledge," the ar
ticle proceeds, "that It Is not always
artistry, voice or acting that Insured
Count Von Huelsen-Haeseler's favor or
protection. On the contrary. It was
-always on more personal grounds.
"Once before It was at the time
when Von Huelsen's bosom friend,,
Phillip Eulenberg, sank into the dust
' it was rumored that the days of the
Apollo of Lledenberger round table
were numbered, but he escaped by a
balr's breadth. The scandal has
stretched Its arms toward Von Huelsen,
but the elegant chief of muses had
luck and the cup passed him by."
On this article the state's attorney,
presumably at the Instigation of Count
Von Huelsen-Haeseler, who, It is
thought, took no steps without con
sulting the Emperor, has brought the
ictlon. The trial Is set for Novem
ber S.
BOND DEPARTMENT .
COMMERCE
TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK
Park and Morrison Streets.
' OFFERS!
Unsold portion of 80.000 first
mortgage 20-year 6 per cent Port
land Social Turn Vereln bonds.
Security: $202,000 In close-in
Portland realty. Annual Income
from all sources, 14,000. Price:
Par and Interest.
Unsold part of $148,000 (closed
first mortgage) lewis County. 1
Idaho, Electric Co.'s 25-year 6
per cent bonds. Property recent
ly s o 1 d to Grangeville, Idaho.
Electric Company, which Is
owned by the Big Bend ' Elec
tric Company of Spokane,
. Washington. Amount of security
behind this bond Issue, $560,000..
Present net earnings more than
four times the Interest charge.
Security more, than three and
one-half times the amount of the
loan. Price on application.
" First mortgage realty and
leasehold bonds to net from 6 per
cent -to 7 per cent.
Washington and Oregon mort
gages, well secured, to net from
7 per cent to 8 per cent.
TEAL AGREES WITH BORAH
Portland Man Favors Idaho Sena
tor's Homestead Bill'.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash
ington. Oct. 11. J. N. Teal, of Port
lnnd, had a conference with Senator
Borah today and agreed with the Sen
ator that recent regulations of the
Interior Department for the enforce
ment of the three-year homestead bill
are not practicable and must be re
vised. Mr. Teal believes Congress
should pass the pending Borah bill,
which permits a homesteader. In lieu
of cultivation, to make Improvements
to the amount of $1.50 an acre a year
on his lands whenever the settler has
taken lands difficult to bring under
cultivation.
v Leaving It optional with the Secre
tary of the Interior to say whether
the cultivation clause may be waived
In specific cases, Mr. Teal says. Is Im
practicable, and he will urge Secretary
Lane to favor passage of the Borah
bill as the only feasible solution of
this problem.
0SAGES WILL LEASE OIL
Tribe Favors Coarse and Indian
Council Accepts High Bid.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. Cato Sells,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, re
ceived today a report from the super
intendent of the Osage Indians at Paw
huska, OkJa that the Indians to whom
the council had referred bids on lands
on which oil. leases recently were sold
held & mass-meeting and adopted reso
lutions recommending accepting of the
bids. ,
The report further said that the
council had approved the highest bids
and directed the principal chief to ex
ecute leases accordingly. The leases
have been forwarded to the Depart
ment of the Interior for approval or
rejection.
there hag been a steady increase In
th nrnnnrtinn of aDnlicants for exam
ination who pass, and also in the num
ber ot graauates irom iaa utauoiuj,
compared with the number of entrants.
Tq Insure; full utilization of the edu
nntlnnil advantages of the academy.
the superintendent suggests a radical
change In the method of appointing
cadets tnrougn senators an" xoyro
sentatives. He would throw these de
sirable places open to the youth- of
the Nation, as the result of competitive
examinations to be conducted by boards
In the various sections ot the country,
and successful candidates would thus
be relieved from the necessity of pass
ing entrance examinations to the
academy.
Colonel Townsley asserts that only
44 per cent of the' officers of the Army
are West Pointers. This, he believes,
could be corrected if the academy were
filled to Its capacity for a few years.
ELEVEJ OREGON POSTGRADUATES
AT BERKKLET. .
BOSTON CENSORS DANCING
Matron or Policeman to Guard
Against Tango and Turkey Trot.
BOSTON. Oct. 11. Hereafter a ma
tron and a policeman must stand guard
with a watchful eye In every public
dance hall In ' Boston to see that the
tango, turkey trot and other dances of
a similar character are not attempted
and that further regulations Just pro
mulgated by Mayor Fitzgerald are not
violated.
The Mayor will revoke the license of
any dance hall where his rules are not
strictly observed. Minors under 17
years old will not be permitted unless
accompanied by parent or guardian.
No dancing party may continue after 2
A. M. without special permission--from
the Mayor, and Saturday night dances
must cease at 11:45 o'clock.
PRINCE ABANDONS CLAIMS
Certainty of Brunswick Preferred to
Doutt About Hanover.
BERLIN. Oct. 11. All the contentions
regarding the accession of Prince
Ernest August of Cumberland to the.
throne of Brunswick have been settled
by personal correspondence between
Emperor William and the young
Prince, according to the Mlttag Zei
tung. Tiie newspaper says that the Emper
or demanded and obtained from his
son-in-law the declaration which 'was
necessary before Prince August could
accede to the throne in other words, a
definite renunciation of his preten
sions to the throne of Hanover.
John Altaian, of Portland, Is Winner
of Shef fled-Sanborn Scholar
ship for 1013.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Berkeley, Cal Oct 11. (Special.) The
student directory of the University of
Lcalifornia, which will be issued early
next week, will show a remarKaoiy
large number of students registered
from Portland and other parts of Ore-o-nn
Thora m 11 graduate students
from -Oregon taking advanced work
along their chosen lines, some or tnese
have taken their degrees rrom ine uni
r.f r'oiifnrniB. while others have
had degrees conferred upon them by
other Institutions.
The. most prominent among tnose
taking graduate work is John Altman,
B. L., 1913, registering from Portland.
vri Alt-man hnldji jnemberBhiD in Mask
and Dagger, Bench and Bar, the Eng
lish Club, and Is treasurer or me asso
ciated graduate students. During his
undergraduate days he received con
siderable recognition on account of his
ability- as a student and as an actor.
He Is at present the Sheffleld-Sanborn
scholar, having been awarded this
scholarship because of his brilliancy
along scholastic lines. . fc
The other graduate students register
ing from Oregon are: Z. W. Commer
ford, Portland; Ethel Evans, Eugene;
Madge Fulton. Astoria; Margaret Van
Gesner. Portland; Jessie M. Hoge, Port
land; William Johnson, Newberg; Kath
erine Kahley, Portland; Mary E. Lewis,
Newberg: Ferdinand J. Neubauer, En
gene; Edward E. West, Canyonville.
NEW PRICING SYSTEM.
See Graves Musio Co. removal sale
adv., page 10, section 4. Adv.
Tenne6seean- Gets Hawaiian Job.
WASHINGTON, Oct 11. Jefferson
McCarn, of Nashville. Tenn., has been
selected by President Wilson anfc Attorney-General
McReynolds for United
States Attorney for Hawaii.
SEVERE TEST ADVOCATED
West, Point Superintendent Would
Xot Abate Examinations.
WASHINGTON, Oct 11. Strong op
position to abatement of the severity
of examinations at the military acad
emy is voiced by the superintendent.
Colonel Townsley, in his annual report
ust made public. He points out that
THE WOMAN'S
FRIEND.
if - '" v&
T'foel well, never felt better, thanks
for your attention and Peruna.
i win v.a o-iari to do all I can in the
way of advancing the sale of your val
uable medicine.
r An think Peruna the best meal-
cine I have tried at any time.
"Since I began taking Peruna we
have never been without it .
"I really believe that every woman
th. wm.iri nuvht tn have Peruna on
hand all the time; for. If she gets tired,
Pftmno r,frhA. h.r; If iha a-eta nerv
ous. It soothes her; If despondent it
cneers ana invigorates.
"Surely, Peruna Is the woman's
friend." Mrs. E. C Everly, 210S Frank-
m street, fnuaaeipma, ri.
Thnu whn nhlACt to liould medicines
can now procure Peruna Tablets. Adv.
AU the latest and Best Styles Are Shown in the Sadies' Home Journal Patterns at 10c and 15c Each-.Also a Full
Showing of Embroidery Patterns at the Same Prices-The Good Pressing Magazine ot Home Journal Patterns Is
Free For the Asking-Be Sure lou Get Tour Copy-Pacific Telephone, Marshall 5080; Home Telephone A 3113
v. , Silk Embroidered Doilies
Anticipate : your future .'needs and
purchase for the holidays as well as
for immediate use. It's a special un
derpricing of several dozen art linen,
silk embroidered Doilies, in thirty-
inch size in many neat and Attractive
pattern that resemble handwork and
finished with overstitched scalloped
edge, best 50c kinds, at. . . .. .'. ; .35$
Store Opens 8:30 A. M., Saturdays at 9:15
. '4
Store Closes 5:30 P. M., Saturdays at 9:15
Ready-Made Stamped Gowns at 85$
Women who take pleasure in embroid
ering their own undennuslins will be
delighted with this offering of stamped
Nainsook Gowns. They come in both
round and square-neck styles and in a
large variety of stamped designs to be
worked in eyelet and satin stitchjall
sizes. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 values,
at 85$
A STRIKING DEMONSTRATION
Bargains in the No
tion 'Section
50c Rubber Gloves
on sale at. . . . .39$
$1.50 Leather Hand
Bags, this sale 98$
$2.50 Goat Seal
Hand Bags .$1.49
$1.50 1 German Sil
ver Vanity Cases
at. . . 7 .: , . .. 98$
Of Our Ability to Give Rare Values Here
There are no prices lower than ours where any attempt is made to approach our offerings.
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SUPPLY THE NEW SEASON'S NEEDS HEREAND AT A SAVING
"In this splendid October Sale the variety is as great as values are attractive. No season
able want that cannot be filled. Women will take keen satisfaction in making selection
from over a thousand different offerings of which we are able to list only a few in this space.
Bargains in the No
tion Section
25c Gilman Lunch
Boxes at 19$
0c Patent Leather
Belts for 39$
65c New Suede
Belts, this sale 50$
$1.00 Razors on sale
this week at.. 69$
50c Nickeled Shears
priced at 39$
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''JPt - 'A kwkSF
:5 Everything That's Desirable in the New .'
Bress Goods and Silks
As an authority for fine
Sils and Dress Good's,
this store is probably as
widely known as any other
establishment in the whole
state. It wants for noth-
t i 1
ing to maKe ix complete
and comprehensive. If it
is a new and desirable
pffpp.t in Silk or Dress
Goods you seek; this store
has it, and you'll find it
priced as low, if not lower,
than it is priced else
where. This is our great
est Fall and Winter dis
play, and its popularity is proven by the great
business we are doing. Here are a few new arrivals
that bid you welcome tomorrow:
New Silk Poplins Full 3S inches' wide, shown in over 40 choice
plain shades. It is a very serviceable Silk that will not slip and
when washed it retains its brilliant luster. 75c
A special value at, the yard .....................
Rich Colored Novelties An unsurpassed showing of the popular
Plaid Silks, Roman stripes, Bulgarian Tapestries, etc.; exquisite
color combinations in exclusive designs, moderately dp ft(
priced at the yard, $1.00 to. PV7
New Brocaded Novelties--The season's most favored Silks 40
inch Brocaded Crepe de Chines', Brocaded Charmeuse, Brocaded
Crepe Meteor, Brocaded Poplins, etc., shown here in every wanted
shade for street or evening wear; beautiful . 0 Cf
fabrics at, the yard, $1.50 to P. V
Storm Serges Full 36 inches wid&; fine pure wool fab- ' A E
rics of excellent weight, underpriced at, yard .t
Ocean Serges Full 42 inches wide, double-weight, . 7?C
doiible:warp fabrics shown in all colors at, yard
Wm. F. Read's Serges Admitted by all to be the finest of pure
wool Serges. They come froni 50 to 56 inches wide an dare
shown in all colors as-well as cream and black and JjO OH
in all weights, priced at, yard, $1.00 to p..W
The Latest Novelties Such as Wool Ratines, Granites, Novelty
.Hough Weaves, Wool Crepes, Pin-Striped Fancies, Pebbled Chev
iots, English Diagonals, etcv shown in the popular Balkan blues,
new navys,. golden browns and p1;her fashionable d0 Cf
shades; unequaled values. at, the yard, $1.00 to. .... . pfiJ v
The NewCoatings Fashionable heavy-weight Zibelines, Scotch
Novelties, Chinchillas, Double-Faced Golf Coatings, Astrachans,
Hluminated Plaids, etc. These are the finest of all wool fabrics
in the best weaves', weights and colors, at Q El A
all priees from, the yard, $1.50 to : PJ.OU
The Best Weaves, Styles and Colors in FaU and Winter Weight
Cotton Wash Fabrics
Below we list a. few of the many lines of New Wash-Cottons to
be found in our ever-popular Domestic Section. They are stand
ard quality 'fabrics; shown in the best styles and colorings and at
the lowest possible prices for instance: - '
Wool-Finish Suitings Of Fall and Winter weight a very fashT
ionable 'fabric, shown in plain colors, fancy plaids, checks, Od
stripes and flaked effects, 32 to 36 inches wide, at, yard.
NewDress Ginghams of the best standard quality, shown in an
unlimited variety of styles in medium, light and darlj
colorings priced at, the yard. ' C
Outing Flannels--A complete new stock, including a great variety
of fancy styles and plain colors standard quality Outing r
Flannels at, the -yard.-. 1
Brocaded Crepe de Chine-A very pretty half-silk fabric, shown
in all wanted plain shades, especially desirable for even- en
ing wear priced at, the yard OlC
Bath, Robe Flannels Shown in three qualities and in a large
variety of designs and colorings ; unequaled values at, the Ofi
yard, 50$, 40$ and.,. OOC
New Bath Robe Blankets Specially Priced at $3.00 Each
At this ' sale you may choose from a complete assortment of de
signs and colorings. They come 72x90 inches and- are ."The
Bacon!' quality none better at $3.00, including cords to match
An Important Underpricing of Authoritative Styles in
Women's Stylish Fall
and Winter Suits
There is variety in generous fullness at fMs, the most far-reaching
and authoritative display of Fall fashions we have ever an
nounced. For the woman who "is undecided, there are many
happy solutions that will save time and conserve energy, and this
condition is met at the lowest possible outlay consistent with true
worth. For the woman who has definite and fixed ideas of
style, the certainty of satisfaction is absolute, for this condition
was closely before us when selecting the models which you will
find in this sale of
Women's High Class Novelty Suits at $22.50
.Beautifully tailored models, Coats with
' blouse or pleated back and Skirts slightly
draped or with side slit. Unmatchajble
values at $35.00, on sale s djOO cjA
tomorrow at pi.UU-
Decidedly effective models effective be
cause different, different because out) of
the ordinary. Each Suit is featured by
new ideas, devised by makers whose) po
sition as arbiters of style is unassailable.
They are the last "word in modish gar
ments. The materials are the finest of
all-wool fabrics in plain colors and novel
tiesSponge Cloth, Bedford Cords, Eng
lish Weaves, Novelty Rough Weaves, Peb
bled Cheviots, Brocades, etc. The Coats
are shown with blouse back, pleatad back
and in other popular styles and the Skirts
are slightly draped or come with side slit.
All are beautifully .tailored and the trim
mings and linings are of the finest qual
ities. Our only regret is that thenumber
is limited less than fiftv in the;lot. So
w
you see you must act promptly if you would profit djOO tl(
by this sale of Women's $35 Novelty Suits at tp.Uli
$5.00 Petticoats, $2.98
An important sale of Messaline and Chiffon Taffeta Silk Petti
coats. New models finished in a superior manner. They come
in the most popular shades, soanewith rich colored borders. Reg
ular $5.00 values, priced this (sale at . . .' $2.98
Special showing and sale of Women's and Misses' 1 "I CA
Coats, $15 values in the latest models, only .... v 1 v
-For tomorrow we've arranged an important underpriced sale of
Women's and Misses' Fashionable New Coats, shown in astra
chan, novelty mixtures anil plain fabrics; charming models in
three quarter lengths and tie popular cutaway 31 1 tfl
styles. All sizes. Regular! $15 values, this sale at ... P
Sensational Half -Price Sale of
Laces -Embroideries -Ribbons
Hundreds of Pieces Thousands of Yards of This Season's Best
Styles in Laces, Embroideries and Ribbons
Embroidery Remnants) A huge assortment of patterns to select
from, including 45, 27. and 18-inch Flouncings, Edges from 1 to
12 inches wide; also Afllovers, Insertions, Galloons and Beadings
in all lengths and widths are standard quality Embroideries and
all are priced for this, sale at one-half regular Remnant prices.
Remember First Choice Is Best Choice
Sale Starts Promptly at 8:30 Tomorrow
Lace Remnants Included are the most wanted kinds Venetian,
Oriental, Cluny, Vails., Torchon and Silk Laces in black, white,
.cream, ecru and colors; Alio vers, Flouncings, Bands, Edges and
Insertions in fact, if you are in need of laces for any purpose
don't fail to attend this sale and secure the advantage of choice
of all at one-half regular remnant prices.
.All Ribbon Remjrrants at Half Price Included are Taffetas,
Fancy Dresdens, JPlaids, Velvets, both plain colors and novelties,
in rich colorings ;-iall lengths and widths and all at one-half reg
ular remnant prises. ' -