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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1917)
21 HEW LIBEL ALLEGED POPULAR PORTLAND HOTELS Another Indictment Returned Against Dr. Visetti. if CONSUL BRENNA ATTACKED Disagreement Between Kalian Fac tions Reaches Climax AVhen Pro test Is Held Jn Public at Din ner for Representative. Srrefinff I , 1 IBS lip iir in mill hvm 1 1 TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAXP. AUGUST 3, 1917. " to- ' f5jS tV-'tm l TO 3 S6 ? 3 Jvf ; ?.-4.J America's Dr. Carlo Visetti, who with Sr. O. Jlontrezisa, wan indicted for the crimi nal libel of Paulo !. Brenna, Italian Consul for this district, was Indicted for another alleged criminal libel In a secret indictment returned by the grand jury Thursday and made public esterday. Both indictments are tha result of articles -which have been published by 3 Jr. Visetti in the Italian Journal, an Italian publication which started up within a month after Dr. Visetti had been discharged as agent for tha Italian Consul in Portland. Because of the discharge of Dr. Visetti. Portland Italians have been di vided Into two opposing factions, which has resulted in bitter enmity for sev eral months past. In the second secret Indictment re turned Thursday, Dr. Visetti Is ac cused of making another vicious at tack against the character of Consul Brenna, although it is not as vitriolic or as lengthy as the one on which the indictment against him two months ago was based. The indictment alleges that on July 20 last he published in the Italian Jour nal the following statement against Consul Brenna: "I have read you In your soul, diplo mat born from a house of prostitution." As in the case of the other indictment against him, it is understood that no formal arrest will be made. Presiding Judge Tucker, before whom the in dictment was returned, has fixed the bail bond at $1000. which, it is said, will be furnished at once. The pronounced disagreement be tween the two factions of Portland Italians reached a climax Friday even ing, when Dr. Visetti sponsored a pro test meeting t the plaza block, oppo site tho Courthouse, during the hour that Consul Brenna. was being feted by his fellow-countrymen at the Mult nomah Hotel in honor of his recent decoration by the Italian government. II Vllll.ll WI IIWIUIIWVIIU Cbanee of Woodcraft Name Kow Ratified In Every District. DALLAS. Or., Auf. 4.SpecIal.) Over 100 visitors and delegates from tha six Oregon counties in tha Willam ette district of the Western division nre attending the convention of the Women of Woodcraft in this city. Among other business transactions was that of voting to change the name of the order from Women of Wood craft to Neighbors of Woodcraft, this chango having already been ratified by ell other districts in the Western divi sion. A children's department was added, giving children who are enrolled the privilege of taking out Insurance. The drill team of Silver Bell Circle, of Salem, Or., put on the floor work a the meeting yesterday evening, and was greatly appreciated by all attending. LIVESTOCK BOARD TO MEET Officers Will Ie Elected August 8 at Salem Session, SALEM. Or., Aug. 4. (Special.) The Dlennial reorganization meettlng of the State Livestock Sanitary Board will be held in Salem Wednesday. August . Officers will be elected. - The board Is composed of eight mem bers.' including Dr. W. II. Lytle. State Veterinarian and secretary of the hoard. The other members are: Frank Brown, Carlton, and J. M. Dickson, Bhedd, president and vice-president of the board, respectively ; Walter K. Tay lor, CorvallU; W. B. Barrett, Heppner; Dr. David N. Koborg, Portland: J. N. Burgess, Pendleton, and Frank, E. Ro gers, Marshtield. Messrs. Brown, Burgess and Rogers are new appointees by Oovernor Withycombe, Mr. Brown having been named to succeed himself. a : : JtStHMtyinnrv. ' sr. in nSaud . I r Hill The SEWARD Is a new, modern and elegantly appointed hotel, possessing one of the most beautiful corner lob bies in the Northwest. Located at loth and Alder sts, opposite Olds, "Wortman St Kind's big department store, in heart of retail and theater district. Hates, 91 and up. Bus meets all trains. "W car also runs from Vnlon Lepot direct to Hotel KiiWARt. W. M. BE WARD, Prop. Visiting Buyers O in Portland First Find Their Way to mm Hotel Cornelius BATKS ft A DAY AXT IP C. W. Cornel Him, Pres. drat H. K. l-'letrher. Manager. Park and Alder, Portland. Or. Special rate by the week or month Make Your HEADQUARTERS Buyers Week, August 6-H at the Multnomah Hotel 550 Rooms 300 With Bath $1.50 . Per Day With Bath Upwards Admirably situated on the very edge of the whole sale and retail districts and very close to the Chamber of Commerce, headquarters of the con vention. Furniture Men's Headquarters mm Sf,-5-;e.v'-;:'ft- H 1 mm Largest, Most Popular Din'mg-Rooms in the City Excellent Service Music Dancing. m mm m mm ; j.i ii.,i.. ssiwjuiiuw.. iijwLwwi'.' ji.imimi n umm , uiiu iH!'ju;sij,.V,.-'j.'g MhWifisiisiei.lif'iffai' ' " '"'i Broadway and Stark Street, Portland, Oregon. "A Maximum of Comfort, a Minimum of Cost." Repainted Outside Redecorated Inside Visitors in the City During "BUYERS' WEEK" will find The Hotel Oregon "i. " The place to meet all their friends. The Famed Oregon Grille renowned for its superior Cuisine and Service in connection. . Club Breakfasts, 20c to 75c -Merchants' Luncheon, 35c Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.00 Also Service a la Carte Dancing every evening (except Sunday) 6:30 to 8:30 and 10:00 to 12:00 P. M. "Portland's Brightest Spot." The ONLY and ORIGINAL "BUNGALOW ORCHESTRA," unex celled by, any orchestra on the Coast. THE HOTEL OREGON, Inc. Ye OREGON GRILLE E. E, Larimore, Manager. I New Houston Hotel Sixth and Everett Streets. Four blocks from Union Depot. Near business center, fireproof snd Modern. Kates 73e ta $"3.00. Ctaas. C. Hopkins, Mansgvr. Attention, Buyers! The Hotel of Convenience! Right in the heart of commercial activity yet as quiet as your own home The very standard of hostelry service. Delicious table d'hote meals. The N0RT0NIA UTH OFF WASHINGTON THERE are lots of eating places where you might satisfy your hunger, but if you are particular and appreciate good, whole some foods that are appetizing and tasty, at the same time reasonable in price, don't overlook the Cozy Cafeteria and Dairy Lunch 323 Washington St. near 6th. Balcony for Ladies .Hoteakea, Waffles and any short order at any hour of day or night. H ft fl JUST THE HOTEL FOR YOU." Class A Bid. COURTESY, comfort, homelike atmosphere at moderate prices, whether for the day, week or. month. Absolutely fireproof. Centrally located. Convenient to all earllnea and point of Interest. Vlnltlnsr buyers will find it cheerful and Inviting-. GLENN B. JUTE, MGR. WASHINGTON AT TWELFTH I'ortland, Orfgon. siNMnimnwMMtMimNiMiMisinniniiiintimin i i Special Railroad Rates I to Portland i August 2 to 8. Why not make New Perkins Hotel (Headquartersj I Bates 75c and up per day. New and spacious lobby I fronting on Washington st. I Make reservations now. I Auto bus meets trains. I Union Depot Cars Pass I Our Doors. iff ill ij Kin IV ssl nV 3 . MI S r ..-.. . --MTjl M4f mm THE PATHE GUARANTEE WE guarantee every Pathe Record to play at leaet ONE THOUSAND TIMES with the Pathe Sapphire Ball, without impairment to the unexcelled beauty of tone, PATHE FRERE3 PHONOGRAPH CO. PATHE SAPPHIRE BALL (Illustration much enlarged) Questions before buying any Phonograph 1. Will the records be as good as new after a thou sand performances? 2. Will I be free from the trouble of inserting new needles ? 3. Can the instrument play all types of disc records? To these three questions the rathe dealer answers unqualifiedly, "YES!" "Yes." . Because the Pathe Sapphire Ball, which takes the place of sharp metal needles, cannot cut or rip the record in any way, insuring Long Life to the Records The life of Pathe Records is guaranteed by the Patho "Thousand Time" guarantee printed opposite. "Yes !" because the Pathe Sapphire Ball is permanent, This means that there are No Needles to Change "Yes !" because all models of Pathephones are equipped to play every type of disc record made. Dealers, Can You Say "Yes" The public is becoming more and more discriminating. It is asking searching questions about phonographs. Let us help you make the right answer. Our stocks are the most complete in the Northwest. We supply our dealers with Pathephones and Pathe Records wherever and whenever they want them. No waiting, no delay ! See usfor further details, if you're interested in success. M. SELLER & COMPANY PATHEPHONE DISTRIBUTORS FIFTH AND PINE STREETS . PORTLAND, OR. Pathephones, equipped to play all makes of disc records, $25 to $223. Pathe Double Records, 63c to $1. Complete Line on Display. BHIIIBHBBBi:aHEBBHSflEiaBBBQIIHBSnBl.lBiaBI n THIS TRADE-MARK on S"0. , m J, -si. ss) H . . and the following brands: ROYAL CHINOOK Men's Dress Shoes. VINCTOR Men's Work Shoes. J. C. ACKROYDS Ladies' Dress Shoes. BUFFALO BILL Boys' Heavy Shoes. GOODMAN SCHOOL SHOES For Children. For 20 years the best known shoes in the North west. Be sure to see this line while in the city. Goodman Bros. Shoe Co. 65-67 Fifth St. Oldest "Wholesale Shoe House in the Northwest. EHHKBBHHBB0 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEBBBBBBBBI i TEA GARDEN SYRUP WITH CEREAL OR FICE MAKES YOU LOOK FORWARD TO BREAKFAST Pacific Coast Syrup Co. PORTLAND, OR. in To Visiting Merchants aaaayas.lfl.iB' W' ' ' fit a"jpv roianji hi is .n iji..nanwniayyanHnsM The Portland branch of the largest manufacturing establishment of its kind in the world invites you to visit its manufacturing plant and warehouse and Bee for yourself the most complete and comprehensive display in the country of REED AND RATTAN FURNITURE CHAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS SCHOOL, FURNITURE, ETC. Six full floors crammed with good things for your inspection AUTOMOBILES AT YOUR CALL Phones: Bdwy 3061, A 2533 HEYW00D BROTHERS AND WAKEFIELD COMPANY I 148-154 Tenth Street Opp. North Bank Station BUYERS, Make Our Office Your Headquarters Hardware, Stoves and House Furnishings, Auto Tires and Accessories Marshall Wells Hardware Co. Take Our Auto, Broadway and Stark St., Imperial Hotel Phone Marshall 3700 Fifteenth and Lovejoy Streets J J J jl"T'"TT!"1T1
