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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIANV TORTLAyP, yOVEMBEIC 51, 1015.
LANDLADY TELLS
OF 'PAIR'S ACTIONS
Trunk Brought From Oregon
Electric After Room at 407
. Stark Street Taken.
ELDER MAM SHOWED FEAR
M(n; IVhor of .MlrjrJ 3lr
derrr Tlrij Mjlil otMi by
Mra, Knr;. Who KrUlr
I Indmz tattreM ntoo.lj.
ftiurd-r aaa committed la an rIcf.fe.h-le.-l
ti'l'i at the ' tno-i-
era fcrt.l office baUdm. lol
tit nerta side cf 'erk atreet. near
K'eaan'h The rm la hK te
;..i.aa.aea nillrxt !f wee la
rkaxaet taa koilM effered. -l 'he
-fist fix front.' Mr. Aeea I s v
lies ee-i the ldld at 1MB place.
eteet. t" five veare.
The nxfT l"i'l lT X' Iwi'orwr. and
ae-m ! ti p:ie " credence.
I a ri;:i.
"T maa inquired a . - r beueehceB.
I r"ri Bare at Mae.de- eftereae.
T ai-l-r we about 7r '"-
t.ftl Be Bar-dle". fee he
Mk In brcaen '"i'UV The
wee kt It ll it
BB-'lta w I" Bya aeeent.
"Par war cteaa Nhln m4 well
mu.4. e-e I l t
,!! ii:.t l.-Me-re. Tav wlefced
t 4 llt B4 Baelaed
piaeS with trie front rv" I showed
l-m. Th- ol.l.r m.e wee
f ml l ! trunk P'ettr alt
t-,. m.-n.v for tha pair. Be le
r-atl ti edaerwa eat footed ialtal
kti a difiaa; tte wee.
tees See A a eel.
-t d.J Bet aih th-if nnv ae tev
t4 promptly. Bad I base I'fUKI
efcieete.
T maa rrrl-l enitcea-e and
t,ire4 waera tie 0ee?aa ;itrte
Im w.. aitar thr 4 I'.'l
trunk tl.ra tat tT UHa4 "
I na , r r-a. Ta truah itm Utar la
tda iftifnno.
man war aulal a4 ta'ka. I
a, ana l l&a tuM. Ta only loo
a.rrio hat vtB Ubr
wir Uka nr4r. . h aolua
efta information W"m4t
ffrnovaj t 6 4 tt I'oataa
r-r jl y.ara H llt4 Ika tllT a4
a a INar
"TBar4aT fnofBiC '""
I taa altar m. Train Ik ul
naua a-lon. at Ik 'taar Taura.
4 it avanfrc. I prma ta tuurHr wa
o i-mitt,i tkal aftaran. T6ur!a
ra.lt ta aaun4 mart anr4 Bit 4Jf
art iti anl oaka-4 vtil. art-'a
!art a'tar ilara raa4 tt r
a'lt. Al ana t ima. ha aa4 ma, t Hal
tr rmmiio Tiara Ba4 ka "J
iiuiniI nan al I a raaaot fi
taa j-t-i'a. I -u'r4 kirn. otoirg"
I ! tall "aaav.
-rnd meraina I kaar4 tka Vauat
mn t'lrnif ah4l at T.X. ban I
taaa tkn ua tka f iraara, I thoucht
M.ni sf t 'rl itnl It aa aarliar
tnaa t.ia ecut! af tkal mvl
1 ar aaout .
- A I i iclalk that tflrmoou an I
praaarnaa cam far Ik trunk anj aa
hour latar. tka J"or. man laft "III
ta rnuai'i t Ji t kot taa ISa atkar
tnan al a!L
I t": (otn tnta 1h faant IMl
renin. I lonod naar pillow alip
mn4 a.iaata en IK bad. b'Jt unar lhara
u ifta iMiirni. ball tin4 itb
H.iiH. t)io4 fca4 aoaka4 tkrauch Ik
MuriM a4 la Ik carpal, tii-k a
T-ia Ma4-alin aa tka Ifi4irata4
tkt tka 4aa4 m a a bad baaa atrurk
whan 'aa4ica an4 tkrvam arroaa Ifca
ba4 a!iaa tna 4atlaa Ta tbaory
U IMal tka mart w aa kl.:4 Tkr4
aftamaea B"4 Rat tka tnur4rar
wark4 all Ibat mckt In totrr ap
a"!aaa of bla rrima. aftar alns
tka raam Ian lit la purt-fcaa aaw
ka4-a!etka in ha b p b lha alaiaaj
mactraaa waH k aatll atlar
ba a4 Kl tka ti'.f.
t-aaa al aaaaalaa) t a-ral.
f-a r Carj taa rartaia Ibal ba
f I maa a a tv'C an4 tr.ouabt
ba i xwrj r. i. afparaal y
r. J. ifta wi't at b; larcr com lab
la" -tkaa t aabad ih.ra far tba rant.
IN h4 a 4 la fa fraa d'ad.
1m4 h-iir par br." artad
I i-erair.
"-k uu a latar tra f a In tba
raum. italf lr( Ip: I fcaard tbana
4itfu.a.a tba ffa vakirb aa on a
iurlr m.tar. '".at a onflit lha
Wr-r a-an aI4 to tka o'har d4
B 't kar ia rai . but Vr ta lra
k an a.ka4 - far tka caa for ba t
a 4-.ar in q'lirlirit Tna rant
pa! I ' a a 1 i'i. tka k maa.
tiute frotn ! arkt mt tha vthmr
SOUTH OP HQDD SCALED
Ltrr. hm to nam t teiDr. mi
T t Moar.V
A aaa !. af taaltlr. a ad Mia A.
Baaaav. 4 rn4, ta tia I mrt.
Aaaaevd tlawataaaj.
m taiaa i.(rin. ef Saatll. a4
M A. " 'ar. af t'Uaaiaad. o. ra
! aatakiKkail a kaw r-ard for
rlimtist Moual 1 1 0.14 ky a:ir Ike
aaiiit: an the a-'iEhj e4a.
t. V rrWior, "of lr. 1 4 Co.
inHor4 fir n ya.ra. aaia taa la
fa 't t"n tt aaa paraaa ba par
faam4 tka fat aa late la tie yaer a
,NfimBir
n ifn Va iron a a4 Mi Ktrtir.
k 1 er roaeerted wltkj lb pkil.
1 m tr'i.-tin nnmt f te I'vrt
laa 1 T W. t. A . war -ora Luiptia.
af iaafr. and .ill" Coalrnaa. tka t
rn (urt lloo-t a 4.4, wb baa maala
naarly 3 . ! af tka aviataia.
TKa party waa ! fr.ai la btl
fee a f'4! St l.ar. ta laaet liava
ever r-t-;trad f,.r a coaMauoue ruad
tr p it la aaid.
Tta onii'i parforman'a. eoupl4
wtt tk aaatlona aarly aaaaoa rlime
1 Ml by tbarlaa f". Werner an4 hj
rart en Mr k lajtt. dam" mtralad
thai lha -out a a 4a f the mountain
ran ba er:4 at an tim ( year wkea
la l4l"r la faaereMa.
laeaf tlrrba-rt llapra ltr.
Ward haa ba r" f Tvt hra of tba
aud la 4atk af lUrbart (laroid (Ht'ly)
ft 1 or, b-yaaf-o J of Mr. and klra.
Ifarbart R-irr. of .a'rathmor. I'nl j.
and f lll"" af Vr and Mra. Adam
It tpn. ef "l Jt'enton ert. Trtland
The boy ma many frland n Tcrtlend
d rln the year r fnl ber tallh
bia rnlrarBt. Mr. an4 Vra. fiurr
will arrl la IVrt r4 cn.ly -vith
lhair ' k-!y. The tu ef dalb
w a 1 t rtrtel'J Is t te.f ram.
SECRET OF OVERCOMING
HOMELINESS DISCOVERED
Mi.vi JollrCt Pay 5aya Mng "Thlt" U Ejulnt of Attractlne Admira
tion ami TetH- rnblie Yoa HTt Good Opinion of Vourwlf
t s t ..
w .c-
TMK irrr cf hoar tn ronraal lh
far! thai i r hcmalf woman
taa bran dla-orrr4 ty lit t la Mlaa
Jutl'Ma ray. fto ftj ""luanch llaw
klaa In lb KaM.barir riald-Mara
l"l f'atltat. "Twin H-l. an4 ba
rauaa ba ia an far frotn th larar of
b-lr.s -Uihl l haa maa ha dl'
intrrf vn bar-lf. aha nuk'l bold l
.t tka arat aa-i-. doaa not ar
whar ah Naraa-t it whrn aha la aa-
urrd l a aba n'r laarnrd II In bar
rairrr. aha en'jr artt.ra.
T-j ba atari. It in I a mu'h to
rnr.l tha frt that ou'r homalT. a
to aatab lk i( fart that u r rhlr."
ba aaya. "y.mvry woman. Pa maltar
bow pfallr aSa la. t X "H ll'lt
waakaraa fia lbirif to do la in fa-
tnra" It. aa w mi. "bark taa. Tha
WOMAN GIVES GLEV
Detectives Get on Trail and
Find Death-Wagon.
HATCHET HAS BLOOD TRACE
Srarvh of lH-aJ Man Itonm Rnral
ritotocrapli. an.l I'craonal J f
fnrta op-oril lo llatr ll
Jonc lo U llni'a I ainily.
y.rn b fading of Ih trfainml
Imnk at lha foot of blander etrral al
o'clock I'rioav nisht br Fred Mart
ran. of Ij'. North I lr.1 atraat, until I
a'rlorh aatrrday mornirui. the police
had unaarttiad no In.portant tk. Th
trail of a rubber-tir4 wan on the
wharf banaatn whuh the trunk waa
found, laundry marka on hef and pil
low lir. blood-ala-nrd. rrumplad rloth-ln-
and a torn picture of the dad man
In the trur.k were all Ilia a Id' nee the
drtertitaa had lo work on.
Al I a'rlwk a.trr4ar Mrs. T Car
ay. ronlns-hou landlady, a ho had
mad a dt-corry about an hnr prewi
aua. lalapkoned drtrctlya headquar
ter. ! batlaae thrre haa ban a man mur
darad bare." aha told I'rlaliy Captain
flaty. Dale-tiea ITK. Malirtl. Tuhe
nor. John Moloney. lEoyla. Cahlll. Mill
and llowrll ruahad lo lha acene with
t'aptaln Italy. Tha murdered man' Pic
ture waa Manliqrd aa lha former l-xlacr
and th offirrr wre at latt atroug on
th trail of Ih murdrrrr.
aawa I Kaaad-
twiaclltr. Itnile and I'ahHI ware da
tail.4 by I il Kin Haty to make Ih
roun!a of rpr ofTicca of the cliy. lo
iinwi airn -trr.pii. i r
4i;ct i t mi mot skit
jit turHi tt.
tlappr Jaak, aar4or.
Tba atparianca of a home
tin Kantikky f who haa n.
Iitab aa a mmlcUn In the
ran. f army are road th Inri
4aala of a blchljr humoroue
aaiadavtlle effort bjr llaprr Jack
r.ardn.r. who will prant a fca-
ra attraction at lha Kmnraea
a Theater lha wr.h. bttmnlni thla
erternean. enlltlad The nit
Cant" llarJn.r la wrll-known
bla- kfare romadian and plae tha
tcrt "! the Ufa." and la raid to
turn almoat whit etary time a
cannon ball hurtle inon tha
.taaa. Tba aim I a field noe
,ital on Ih teeel frontier.
tthrr rrra.ir la lha .ketch
are art Arocri. an Hl rro-a nurii
and an Irirh a-.ldiar. Th nriro a
ntje method af eayn th life
af hi Iriah comrade, who lir.
down an a railroad Ira.k to
wrr k the enemy' munition f
train, brmc abrlcka ef laucblar.
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only way lo make aura that your weak
nm will nar bclrar you la to parade
It. constantly, faarlraety and drliorkt
ly. If your ooa la a fraction lonpT.
waar a frathar that makra It loner.
Kry mortal bain who look a at you
will than think that you approve of
your no and aurh la the nalur of
mortkle will unrnnariotmly tra;tn to
afp'ove of It Itirmi'lni.
"Tha raault of thu la rhlc! Indlld
ualltv a another rlumalcr n.tma.for It.
Al aar rate m v theory la rlalit. Thar
hv bran aayinc It fr ! In that
romp -t old pica of advlm: -Take Ih
bull by lha horna tVornm don't aacm
la bava taamrd It. In tha mattrr of
their rlothre whaq thay do. thi-y van
do what thry Want with tha untyrraa
bava the aun and the moon and the
etare end h vat.
aae f any aiinn had bean ordered FtI
lay afternoon lo 107 .-Mam eiraet. 1111
and Howell were cant 10 t.ie livrry ala
be, an aralanmant whl h later In lha
day further cleared Ih m alary by the
i-eytry of the rubbar-tirad viion
lrlr and Mallet! Tlolle-I lailrvdnaa,
trarin-r the marka on ahirtg puppo.rd lo
belone la the murdered man ar hla
murderer. John Moloney and Tlchenor
had m fteneral aaalcnmenl on the mur
dr.
'irtttnt Jamaa Hunter. Pertillnn
etpert. eaarrhad th efTerla taken from
the room of Ih murclerrd man and
made a blood Irat on a hatchet found In
lha baeemant of 40? rtark. A reaction
howinc the. rreaenc of blood faintly
.! re- elied
trtemea'a I: f fed a raaad.
Amour the personal tffrH la left In the.
room were a pennant and a razor atrop
purchased In fan Krn"lr o. an empty
puree. conch ahell lettered "Mlivnle
from llalmatad." a blo.l-l;ilii J hand
towel, eho Irrea, a botll of whlaky
pun haaed at the Pur Koud l.lquor
I'umpany. li North Hlith street. Port
land, ranealed pt"lae etampe, presum
ably Ruasian; provlnlons two men hnj
used In "batthlna." Iiirludina; luiir.
bacon, potatoes and condiments; spools
of thread and arwin: material, knlck-
knaike that a woman mlitht treaaure.
hairpins, plnruthlona, work basket,
needle, three thimble, beeswax, cham
oi. and a cut-klas diah; a picture of
a boy, w hoaa face ehowe a reaemblanre
lo the dead man, and for that reason
la beHeyeit to be a son: and an old tin
type of a woman, supposed to be the
wife of the murdered man.
Th dieeovery of frmlnin article
imon Ike efTr ts of the men led to a
belief that a woman may have been
roncerned In Ilia murder, either as I lie
reason or aa an accomplice, but thla
theory was later abandoned for the
conjecture that the article, had be
longed lo Ihe dead man'a w ife and bad
a eantlmrntal value.
LARDGHE DIVES FOR DATA
rtTr ATTOIIURT K:K cavkb to
rnr i.itto' looik.
rrokablllly Tbal rertlaad Will Hay te
Tmr Blaar4 Iteflrlt af 73.0oa)
llaaalalra Search.
Hln found no !arlntf flaw In th
proreedlnara by which Llnnlon vu an
neia.1 10 I'ortland. City Attorney 1-a-Koch
yaaler-Jay Instructed deputies In
hi offic to dig into Ih detail of th
proredur In a epeclal effort to find
Bom flaw wht- h might enable th an
nexation to ba ael aside. The desire of
Mr. tKorh to tear Llnnlon looxe from
fort land ha eom from Ih discovery
that Portland la liable 10 have to foot a
bill of I't.ona on tha conntructlon of
th lll'lald boulevard If the annexa
tion stands.
Th boulevard waa constructed under
the direction of Ihe Llnnlon City Coun
cil when lhal pie.- wa a eeparat
town from I'ortland. The pro-elln
for Ih work were ao loor:y handled
that fit final tost. Instead of bclnif
ITI.itO. aa iri6ina:ly estimated, was
li".U"U. Th court have ruled that
an assessment ran b enforced where
ther la a reasonable amount expended
above Ih orlclnal estiinale, but It Is
aaid by t'tly Attorney l.iK.i.h that a
io rer cent increase would nt b con
sidered reasonable. He say. an Inrreaa
of perhape It per cent might be rea
aonable. Aa a resu:t of thla elalu of affairs,
the prospecla ar that I'ortland. If
l.lnnlon remain a part of the city,
will hv lo dig up the dlfferenr be
tween reasonable Incrras In Ihe
ortglnal estimate for the boulevard and
th final coal of aomethlng Ilk :.
ovo. Th only vay to avoid this. It la
aal l. I to ! Llnnton.
Mr. LaKolis aeys ha will be greatly
disappointed if something la not found
upon which lo aui a cancel. atlon or
Hi annexation. In th even! thla I
done Llnnlon HI hav wrestle with
the boulevard prvblem Instead of th
deficit being passed along fur I'ortland
taxpayer.
THANKSGIVING
t f lalMiB) Hrarh.
Thar la n mar delightful and
raatf'tl place la apend Thanksalvlna: day
and lha followln weak-end than In
tha ealt air at eald and Oearkarf
Th W inter surf and tide add to the
attractions of a few days Teat at the
aeashore. Tralna leave North Dank
.station al .l !' VI. Wednesday. No
vember ti. and every Saturday, and
I i A. t. daily: II every -day. ft Fat
fday and tfunday, round trip Adv.
Mendota lump coal. M.Io ton de
livered. Alblna Fuel Co. Adv.
1
To the. People
I am at the end of a fifty-four-year stretch in the struggle for business. The old energy, the old,
ability to carry a tremendous load of worry and care have left me. I am an old man and I can't carry the
burden longer. That is why I am sacrificing my $150,000 stock of Diamonds and Jewelry!
Can anyone point -to a single transaction in all the 54 years that I have been doing business here that
is questionable? Can anyone say that they ever bought any article from my firm that was not even better
than we represented it? Can any say that this half-century-old firm has, by even hint or inference,
ever tried to mislead a customer?
' Maybe our reputation has helped me in this, my last appeal for your business. Anyway I have been
honored in the past week as few men were ever honored. Without quoting a price 1 have been able to
bring hundreds to my store. Many have bought because they have found merchandise of the fust quality
here at truly amazing prices. The sales have been fair! We haven't sold nearly as much as we wanted
to. and perhaps we won't, but the story of our prices and the story of the quality merchandise we are sac
rificing is bound to travel to be talked about by people who have actually visited our store m the past week.
I have not and will not buy a mass of cheap jewelry for this sale. My only idea is to retire from the
active management of this business in a manner that will not handicap the next generation when they as
sume charge of the business that I have labored to build up. I am not taking advantage of the good name
of this institution to give the people cheap merchandise at an exorbitant profit! If I can dispose ot the
present stock we carry I will be happy. That is all I want !
There is no hocus-pocus about my effort to Shift the Burden ! It is just a crisis that I am facing and that
every man who reaches my age must face. I am trying to solve it in the same legitimate, honest manner
that I have solved the many minor problems of my business in the years past
The old House of Henrichsen will continue. It will grow greater and bigger. It will be -here fifty
years hence, as it was fifty years ago. Knowing this, I must, from a selfish motive, protect the only heri
tage my children will have.
To quote prices is useless. The layman can be easily deceived in the quality of precious stones and high
class jewelry. You do not find diamonds sold for less than cost that is ridiculous ! You do not see sterling
table silver in good patterns sold for less than cost--that is absurd !
All we say is that we don't want a profit I am going to Shift the Burden. We are offering the
greatest values in the history of this firm. Knowing the reputation of the house and the quality of our
stocks, this should De sumcieni 10
bring you here. Then it must be up
a- a l- J T IUa vtM.oo t" f i
make you buy. And the necessity oi
realizing a large amount of money is
imperative to me. So, you see, I must
make good! and I will I
O:
2 CREWS TO GO DEC 1
Public Works Department to
- Drop 15 Employes.
$42,000 IN PAY LOPPED OFF
Commlaiiloner Plcck Ha Not An
noanrrd rtot of Programme of
Job rrunlng Curtailment of
-orce Slay Affect Paring-.
Fifteen men. comprising on aide
walk conatruction crew and one etreat
repair ctew. ar to be the first of the
many Public Work Department em
ployra to be dropped after December
I a, a result ot the lopping off by
ihe City Council of 113.000 from th
department a salary roll for An
nouncement to thla effect waa made
yesterday by Commleaioner Dleck.
Th aidewaUt crw. comprising alx
men. will be dropped December 1 and
tha atreet repair crew, comprising nine
men. will be dropped January 1.
TH w-lll leave on aldewallc crew
for the department, there having been
two up to thla time, and two atreat
repair crewa, there having been thre
up to tnla time.
Th cutting out of thea men will
make a dlfferenr of about 115.000 In
next year'a payroll. Most of th men
lo be dropped ar laborer.
Frualag ProcraaBaae Veiled.
Commllonr Delrk haa not an
nounced th rest of hi programme of
t-. h.M.Mii.. 11 haa a total Of 112.-
oo, to lop off hla payroll aa It he..
been art for thla year, n ia aaia n
will affect a large number of men.
however.
The majority. It la aald. will b la-
. - t n i v , ,u r.t renchtnent Hill
f'rTi.i .....w.t. -
extend Into tha ranks of englneere,
drauk'btsmen. clerka and Inspector.
The sidewalk rrew which la lo be
dropped haa been engaged In the con
eiru' tlon of cement walka, principally
In lha resident sectlona. Th crew
bull-la the new walka wrier old board
walk ar condemned and removed.
Tt.. mm., I. naiii b the abutllna prop
erty ownera. The crew doea considera
te olher sidewalk work.
Crew Propped Year Age.
Th. . ,.I r.n.lr rrew haa been en -
mm.mmA in ih. raii.lrliiv of macadam and
dirt etreeta. Macadam haa been re
placed, reaurfa'-ed and repaired In va
riouo way and dirt atreeta hav been
graded and roundea on so aa to ur
r.lsh good drainage. In 1M there were
four crewa doing this work.
A year ago on crew waa dropped
.il.- . lha rravr Ia ba
TI ll W. a...
dropped January 1 will be let out per-
manentiy, leavin wo ccaw i, mnui,
ti. entire atreet repair work of th
city.
The curtailment of force may affect
. i. - .4 . i rmt m.lnt.n.nca mil vaar '
About 1. 000. 000 square yards of paving
will come under municipal maintenance
at tb beginning of the year and will
have to ba kept In repair by the city
for five vcara. It haa been maintained
during tha last five year by th con
tractor who laid It. Th paving com
ing under municipal maintenance now
was laid qunng in paving poom oi
1)10 and DM.
Xcwbury Funeral fccl for Today.
Funeral service for William New
bury, formerly Mayor of Tortland. who
died al hla home in the AIco Apart
ment Friday mornlna. -lll be held
from Uolruan'a chapel. Z10 Tnlrd street.
L. C. Henrichsen Company
ESTABLISHED 1861
Oldest Jewelry House in "Northwest
386 Washington St., Near Tenth
O:
Mondav afternoon at -2 o'clock. Inter
ment will be In Lone Fir Cemetery. The
servient will be pnrticlpated In by
membcra of Oeorge Wrlsrnt Post, Grand
Army of the Republic Tall bearers
will be Mayor Albce, ex-Mayor Joseph
Simon. T. J. Jordi n, A. J. Sloan, M. J.
Morae and L. C. Shorno.
THANKSGIVING FETE IS SET
Holy nedeemer Parish Is Arranging
for Entertainment Not. 3-23.
Thankagivins; festival of the Holy
Redeemer parish, on Portland boule
vard and Vancouver avenue, vvll be
held November 23. 24 and 25, under
the auspices of the Altar Society and
Ladles' Aid Society, who have been
making; preparations for this event for
the past two months.
The country atore will be In charge
of Mra. V. X. LeDoux; toy booth. Fred
DonnerberK. fancy needlework, the
Young Ladies' Modality under the lead
ership of Miss Loretta Conlogue; candy
stand, Misa J. Moor and Mrs. Terry;
cake and icecream, Mrs. P. K. Sulli
van and Mra. Mc.N'abb. There will be
other attractions. Supper will be
served every afternoon.
TOBACCO CAMPAIGN IS ON
Linn Pealera Uelng Watched for
Sales to Minora.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 10 (Special.)
Believing that many Linn County to
bacco dealers are failing to observe the
i .. mM.amAln aelllne riearettSR to
minora and holding that the us of
clKarettaa by the small Doya is respon
sible for 71 per cent of the cases that
ar coming befor the Juvenile Court.
.Sheriff Uodine has instituted a vigor
ous campaign In Ih county to atop the
sal to, and use of, cigarettes by
minors.
All th peace oflcera of the county
hav been Instructed to assist lr the
campaign.
McMlnnyille to e lloxl.
MrMI.VNVILLE, Or., Nov. 30. (Spe
cial.) Farmers aa guest of the Mc
Mlnnvllle Commercial Club will be ad
dressed November 11 by J. O. Holt, of
Kugene. on fruit and vegetable grow
ing and canning.
halctn Man Held on Arson Cliarne.
HALKf. Or, Nov. (Special.) I
a la Gay
of Portlam
Fred McClard. of Salem, was arrested
today on a charge of arson in attempt
ina; to burn personal property to de
fraud an insurance company. He was
.released on 250 bonds and will plead
in Justice's Court here next Tuesday.
COUCH TO GIVE EXHIBITS
Classes Will Be Open to Inspection
on Special Nights.
This will be a busy pre-Thanksgiving
week at Couch School. On Monday
nisht an art exhibit will open in the
auditorium with an appropriate pro
gramme. On Tuesoay night the parents
will inspect tha buildinK, meet tne
teachers and observe some special
classes In session sewing. cooKing,
manual training, swimming.
Wednesday nigrht will be the pupils'
"inning." They will Rive a programme
of ririlla ' music, dances. Plays, etc. .
OU'LL BE SAFE
happy-comfortable every
minuteday and night
rfinter and summer at
HOTEL
NORTONIA
Here dwelli the spirit of
refinement-men of discrim
ination choose it for its
hospitality; - - comfort- -convenience
. -"athomeness".
It has the charm-the inCit
ingness of cultured home
magnified.
If you wsjit distinctive accommo
ofstiens at prices ta match your
pune-stop at NORTONIA.
Next Joor.sll that's doing in tov?n.
Th thing that appeals-moderate
prices.
llteff
Washington
12m and
Walking ton
Portland
Paree
with another big
double event for
Tuesday
Night
at Hotel Multnomah
Details in tomorrow's
paper.
3
fil 5
small admission fee will be charged.
The first two niehts are specially for
adults, but children will be ailniittfld
with thair parents. The programme
will besin at 7:30 each niht.
? Albany Pastor Goes to Kcl.vi.
ALBANY, Or.. Nov. 20. (Special.)
Hcv. F. 1. Fraser. who recently re
signed as pastor of the Grace Presby
terian church here, announced this
evening that he bad accepted a call to
the First Presbyterian Church of
Kelso, Wash.
THE OLD LOUVRE
THE PLACE FOI: THK .EPICL'HH.
2iiu Alder street.
August Gottelman. formerly four years diet
Commercial Club, five years chef
l.ouvre-1'ainbuw.
THAXKSiGlVINi; DINMilv.
Pome soort tilings to eat a la carte.
I'hone Main 8U37 for KeMrviition.
Ui:X THK HABIT.
SUNDAY.
Baked Chicken with iomlles, a la Louvre 8.1a
31 O.N DAY.
nedaemp'te Ftinm-ruriiHt tbolled beef i . . --"'U
Ham or Fig iviiucMa with Cubbuuo -jc
TUESDAY.
German Tot Roast, Potato Pancake.
' Noodles
Cuiry ot Lamb with Jlice, tiinyaiiuru. . . .
VEDXEHDAY.
Kreah Pork Spare; I!-?. Sauerkraut -"a
Hamburger lluuc'ltltifcli llli Puree of
iiJllt Peas ,l!
THURSDAY.
Vienna Slrlolr. Beaten, Rake.l Macaroni.. Xi'r.
BraUed Ox Tail to Catjserolu -."J
FH1DAY.
lluncarian Giulash and spaetzle
Flanked Salmon a la Louvie ';
SATUKDAY.
New England Boiled Dinner.. -J"
Homemade Hratwurat with l.ms
Seattle's FamcBS
Hotel
Fine central location. Every
modern appointment. Cale
one of finest ontlia Coast.
- RATES
f.1 per day up with ue of nalh.
S2 vet W UP u Pr'va,c
CAMFOIiMA HOTELS.
K m aai
STB7I
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, Just oH Union Ssuara
Amsrican Plri $1.50 a day up
Breakfast 50c Lunch 50c Dinner $1.00
Most Famous Meals in the United Stales
New steel and concrete structure. Center
of theater, cafe and retail districts.
On carlmes transferring all over city.
a.... vTunirinai rur lina direct to door.
Motor Bus meets trains and steamers J
SAN FRANCISCO
I, LAKY AMI JONES fcTKEfcTS.
HOTEL KENSINGTON
tireprool. Ownership ManaireiiVnt.
Offerma accommodation. equiinieui
oreiim not urudiileil in San r'r-TClS'..
;.u... ,r ..- it, entrances to 2atr.
SI. no to ? I .it' (KC day Take Universal L-S
at our expense .tr Municipal streewevr vtitto
out chtnae. (Memuer ut'tlcial i-ipo. iloio'
sluraauj. ena lur oovi.