' J THE VOREGON' SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,, NOVEMBER 1, 19C8.
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NEW CREATIONS SHOW DIRECTOIRE AND FIRST EMPIRE PERIODS
IN ALL Till! WORLD NO VIEW LIKE THIS
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THE IDEAL RESIDENCE SECTION : OF THE CITY
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NO OTHER TRACT IN, THIS CITY. "OFFERS THE . ADVANTAGES
. WHICH COUNCIL CREST PARK ENJOYS.
It joins the fashionable residence district. ' '
. It is twenty minutes from the heart of the city. ' . ( --
Tha popularity" f th llrctolr anl
the first empire peiiods la too . mant
ffst to need any mora xplalnng, and
the only check that ta now put upon
the coatumer or the weat. la that
the two period a, ehould not be con
fused. However, they 1ia4 aoma poltfta
4a common, and theae ara tha onaa that
OUf modern gowna are chiefly dealgned
tn Include. Tha scant aklrt, long; Unea
from neck " to hem, high walata and
clinging materials are aU-jmtnta which
have been emphasised b-k the creator
of afylea thla yaar. 'I , t
Of tha newermfttrlala for cannf,
"carriage and out-of-door wear nothing
haa gained .greater popularity than Chif
fon broadcloth which la clinging; aoft
and rich. Its
; popularity la accentuated
that all threap these eoa
sented, aelectea t ronv dtf-
br the, fact tl
tumea ret resented.
ferent loading establlshmenta In' thi
city are of thla material, which la
equally beautiful in black and! colore.
Haw Splendid 'grtauainyav
' Thla rlchneaa of material demands a
corresponding eumptuousnesa - of trim
ming, and it la noticeable that although
the aktrta ara plainer than they have
been for many years, bodices ara more
elaborately trimmed than ever. The
hand embroideries of skillfully blended
colora : worked into gown or trimming,
OREGON ELECTRIC ROAD
WILL
SPEND
general Manager Talbot Returns From New York with
1 Authority to Make Extensions and Buy New Equip-
ment for Portland-Salem Inerurban Line. -
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Armed with the approval of the syn
dicate controlling, the road and with
authority to Expend $600,000 on new
equipment and ertenalona of the line
next year. Guy W. Talbot, general man-
- sger of the. Oregon Electric company,
returned yesterday from New York,
where he went two months ago.
' Mr. Talbot went eaet primarily to
talk wover the railroad situation In Ore
gon with' the owners of the Oregon
Electric Railroad company. He has de
cided upon the rolling stock that will be
needed next year, and has recommended
to fhe board the construction Of a line
'from TIgardvllle, on the' Portland-Balem
line to McMlnnville The extension of
the Salem line ae far as Albany may
also be undertaken if traffic conditions
thla - winter warrant early commence
ment of tha work.
.' "We have eight new paaenger Coaches
on the -way from the shops of the .Niles
Car Manufacturing company, at Nllea,
Ohio, now," said Mr. Talbot, "and two
full baggage and express cara. Next
year I figure we will need 10 coaches
and SO Xrelght. cars, although the orders
- for these 80 care have not yet been
placed end will not be until the first of
February, in all probability.
"We are authorised to expend more
than .$500,000 the coming year, if con
ditions are found to warrant it A part
of this money will go for the line from
TIgardvllle . to McMlnnvllle, which I
have recommended building, but which
will likewise not be decided definitely
upon until February 1, when we can aee
bow traffic on the lines now In opera
tion works out
"Also we are going to push work on
the construction of the Hillaboro main
line to Forest drove and will revise the
schedules on -both the Hillsboro . and
Salem lines aa soon aa our new equip
ment arrlvea. We will run several lim
ited 'trains dally between Salem and'
SIDELINE, STORILS
OF GRE-AT NORTHWEST
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WORK COMMENCES MONDAY.
Kails Will De Laid on California
- Northeastern.
(fsweUt DtspstcH to Tbe Jearaal.1
Klamath Falls, Or Oct $1. Next
Monday - will see - the work of laying
rails -trora Calor, the present terminus
of the California Northeastern to Wor
den, unless some unforeseen accident
happens to prevent thla rnuch-to-be-de-
irea ftsuju xno graae is completed,
all that remains being the finiahlng
touches, which the big force of men
1 engaged in doing. . ,
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Vallf ClffVConiirierclal HnVg Ef-
i fort 1 buccessfuL
(?jell mptrb t Tbe Jaonral.) i; ?
Cagene, Or., Oct Jl TJi soliciting
romnnttws for next tyear's Eugene; pro
motion turid (after several weeks of
orK have eneure-d the amount which
ths t out to get. This year Ihe pub-
,,i'".v. -"f " wh ba 3one on a fund
H0.0"(t. but the work has accumu
W.I so frt-.t tht severii. thing desired
fcy lie ammerciAl club have had to'
. 1 i r
tha touches of gold and silver thread,
even Imitation precious stonea are uaed
wlth curiously happy effect in the cos
tumes .for evening or theatre wtjar, ".'
All tha gowna for afternoon and eve
ning wear ara trained The only poe
slble short skirt la that of. the taU
ored ault for walking, and if one la not
careful, soma over-persuasive dressmak
er will turn theae Into trailing thlnga.
All thin materials, chiffons, Bilk
voiles, marquisettes, colored nets are
much liked for afternoon wear, and
these Very feminine effects are de
servedly popular.-
And a combination of different ma
terials in one gown Is more often aeen
thla year than aver before. Satin Is
one of tha moat popular of atuffa,
either lit entire gowna or as trimming;
net, lace, embroideries, frlngea and vel
vet ara all discreetly combined with
the body material of the newer suits.
,- Typical of tha modes of the mo
ment ara these three gowns whloh wera
posed especially for The Journal artist:
Omi la. Bmplre Style.
Flga 1, la a beautiful Imported gown
from rJVia, Wortman & King which
Tha Journal artist haa reproduced la of
black chiffon broadcloth In empire style,
with a bodloe of embroidered filet com
bined with point d'esprlt and hand em
broidered motifs, finished . with a aoft
aatln girdle with long eaen ends.
i,000
Portland, the Umtteds to make the
time In one hour and 40 minutes and
the locals in two hours. Ballasting
work that haa been going on on our
Salem line ever since the rails were laid
haa just been completed, and we have
one or me xastest tracks in the west"
Gorge B. Moffat of New York, preel
dent of the Oregon Electric, will reach
fortiana .November 10 and will snend
week here, expecting to be In the city
for the opening of the Forest Grove
line which will be about November 16.
Mr. Moffat will look over the Unea and
surveys oi the road, and he will proba
bly determine how soon work shall ho
gin on the McMlnnvllle line and on the
proposed Salem to Albany extension.
The comDanv has snent t.t nnn non with.
out Isauicg a bond so far, but jn case of
me proposed extensions, Including the
extension of the McMlnnvllle line to
uorvauia ana Eugene, some change In
me iinanciai poucy oi i ne road may be
come necessary. : m
While in the east MrTalbot attended
the convention of American Interurban
companies . at Atlantic City, where an
unusually fine exhibit of equipment
and track material waa displayed. He
inspected many new improvements,
some of which wttt-be put into use on
the Oregon road, but av ht r,f n
the lines he inspected on his trip hone
W.M Jf'lJf r ll?,d.'ew wcre a"00
the Pertland-Salem line. The third
ran is Deing usea very little and ia
rpuna expensive to operate. Roads
that have gone about their construction
work along railroad Instead of street
railroad principles have an enormous
advantage over other Unea, according to
Tm glad to ret bark tn nn,m
fld he "and wouldn't live in the east
ne "ana wouldn't live In the east
hey would give the whole thing to
Thlnga look prosperous, and I
k If everything is favorable with
me.
think
the road the improvements and exten
slons under consideration will n
doubted! be made. The syndicate haa
approved of them, and will issue defl-
uiis instructions witnin three months.
be postponed for lack of funds The
committees today, announced thRt tlx -861
had been secured while $1,400 is in
sight from people who could not at
HWZ? rend. making a total of
One of the' moat im.tunt
Planned to do wlth th fund u te
uuiiujiie nut city
Southern Pacific station,
la ample ground.
park at the
Where there
FIRST ANNUAL SHOOT.
Crack Marksmen Will Atend Moxe
. , Range Event.
' (Bpeetal Dlspatcb to tb Jovnui I .
North- Yakima, Wash., Oct Jl, Ar
rangements have been completed" for
the firsts annual shoot of the Nerth
Taklma Rifle and Revolver club to be
held on the Moxee ransa Snn,in'o. x?
vember 8. -The eraekVshnni
ima and Benton counties wii partlcl-
" . . w icTua events The
rifle : range will be from 200 ii knn
arda. and 'the revolver range from
S to 60 yards. The events win in
clude the. medal . eomnetltinn
ehnmplnnahlp, team revoK-er, Individ--ual
revolver, boys' rifle, rifle match, and
$600
The sheath aklrt, -with the -opening
simulated with satin bands and filled
with soft material la of directolre
mode, as la the long coat richly em
broidered In eoutache braiding ' and
trimmed with1 hand-made braided but
tons. Thla long coat with divided skirts
reaches nearly to the bottom of tha
aklrt and gives the long clinging lines
of the empire period. The coat, la
lined with pale blue satin and orna
mented also with tiny gold balloon but
tons. The hat worn with the ault la
a large one of modified mushroom
shape trimmed with qu&nfitlea of
a weeping ostrich plumes.
A ITew Broadcloth.
An imported costume of beautiful
pale blue cnlffon broadcloth combined
with velvet of the new Edison blue
siiown ty tha Meier & Frank company
in iigure li, la a most attractive af
fair.
The velvet-covered buttona which
trim
tha aklrt, otherwise untrlmmed
and falling
in 1
Ion
;f graceful lines, are
da aa the - sweeping
of the same
shai
velvet coat
T
hla haa the short front, the lona
back, ahlrred sleeves and deeo . cuffs
of the " Napoleonio order. The gown
within Is empire with the - ahort-walsted
tioaice elaborately hand embroidered In
colora with a touch of gild. The yoke
and sleeves are of blue ma line, and
tha crush girdle of the deep-toned vel
automatlo rifle. Valuable prises are
hung up. It la expected that aoma of
the experta from various parts of the
west will participate, , , '
MABTON FORGING AHEAD.
New
Bank and Other Enterprises
Are Promised.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
North Taklma, Wash., Oct tl. An
rmmjrementiias Just been, . made of a
ii oaiiK mat is to do organuea at
Mabton, In the southeaatern part of the
county. The incorporators are: J. D.
Farmer of. Minneapolis. Dr. C. B. Alex
ander of Mabton, and Ward H. Wheeler
of this city. The bank is to be opened
about December 1. As the Mabton flats
are to be opened next summer consid
erable interest ia being manifested in
real eatate thera A number of new
residences are now being constructed
and several other important enterprises
are under way.
BAD CHECK MAN DECAMPS.
Man Who Victimized Astoria Mer.
chants Forfeits Bond,
(Speelal Dispatch ts The JoarasLI '
Astoria, Or., Oct tl. The examina
tion of Bam Marcho and Singer, charged
with issuing checks to five different
merchants without having funda In
the . bank, took place thia afternoon.
Singer, who was released on $200 bonds,
failed to appear. Marcho's case waa
dismissed aa it is known that he had
no hand in Issuing the checks.
VALE TO ENTERTAIN.
Development League Will Hold An
nual Convention There.
rSpeeUl Dispatch to Tbe Jonrnal.)"
Vale, Or., Oct 81. According to a
decision Just reached by the commit,
tee, tbe forthcoming annual convention
of the Oregon Promption and rSeyeinn
ment league will be held at Vale. The
date haa. not been fixed but will he
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WeMUSTSeMJ
THIS FINE SUBURBAN HOME
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I One;acre..and a half ground. This extra well built 8-room
t .house,-2 fireplaces, large living-room, "good plumbing J. re-
markably fine view of Mount Hood; large barn for horses
I and autoi good fruit; facing macadam toad into city and
t near Mount Scott carline plenty good water; good neigh-
" borhood. For a home or investment, ?5,500, with terms,',
b is AA bargain. See us or owner at Qnce. :" -js v
I 503 CORBETT BUILDING '
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AeeeeVeeV4aaeN
vet The hat worn with It is an lm'
Dorted model of Ottoman silk of Ed I
a -ivt kliia n 1 1 i n a .1 . I , K hlnnlr trim m aH
uh miy . t . - v. null uinvK, v. .....-
with shaded ostrich tips of blue, and
oiacK ostrich aigrettes. t
A. Directolre Model lult.
The handsome suit which was chosen
by Llpman. Wolfe Co., fof exhibition
in figure III. -la a three-piece .Suit of
salmon-colored broadcloth with aatln nf
the-same ahade. Tha long coat la of
airectoire moaei, or alternating satin
art broadcloth bands, the aatln em
broidered in soutache of the same shadn.
The aklrt which Ilea a little upon the
floor la oj tunic effect, -simulated Wtth
the bands of aatln. The Inner bodice
has fronta of the satin caught togeth
er over a vest of lace mounted over
r-palest blue, ana a touch or tnia color
I ia lntroduoed In a tiny ruche acroas
the front of the vest. Little touches of
a-old In the. embroidery and unon tha
long tassels which ornament the front
of the bodice give that note whioh li
ao often brouarht out In the late crea
tlona of contrasting color. Thealeevea
of the bodice are draped folda of the
aatln caught 'up with braided) buttons.
The coat aleevea are. tucked across, but
hang straight from ahouldar to wrist,
only sufficiently, larger than the inner
aleeve to admit of Us slipping on eas-
llv. Tha hat worn
wlth the
suit is
large imported model with
exquisite
drooping oatrich plumes.
early in December. Tale people,, will
provide entertainment for the delegates.
An lntereatlng program la being pre
pared and tha subject of good roads
will' be prominent among the mattera
discussed.
FUEL SHORTAGE RELIEVED.
Settlement of Strike Eases Situation
at Vale. -
(Special Dispatch ta "The JoaraaLt
Vale, Or Oct 81. The fuel famine
here has been relieved temporarily by
the arrival today of a carload of coal,
The dealers claim that there will be
no further difficulty as tha strike at
me mines nas oeen seiuea. nesiaents
of - the city are giving, big orders for
coal so that they may not again be
up against a anurias".
JACKSON'S WEALTH INCREASES,
Assessed Valuation Shows. Advance
of $3,803,708.
(Special Dlapatcb to Tbe tooraal.)
Jacksonville, Or., Oct 81. The final
returna of the county board of equali
sation ofi taxes for Jackson county
show a. total assessed valuation of
t2,69,948. This is an increase of
$8,88,70i over laatyear.
NATIONALITY QUAEEEL
LEADS TO BAIL MONEY
Did the pot call tbe kettle black?
Thla will be tha question propounded to
Municipal Judge Van Zante Monday
morning, when H. Singh, a 1 Hindu,
cornea up for trial In the police court
charged with disorderly conduot Singh
waa arrested by Plainclotheamen Crad
doog and Hyde. In a saloon at Second
and Burnslde streets at 8:80 last night
after he had quarreled with another
Hindu on a matter of nationality. Singh
waa rMeaaed en $80 ball raised by his
menaa. i
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1 , x it is beautifully pariced and landscaped. v
It cornmands the'most magnificent view-in the world. - -,
- . " It is 1,200 feet above the city.
j'. It has a pure and invigorating atmosphere. - 1
1 PHYSICIANS SAY: ON COUNCIL CREST
THE ATMOSPHERE IS BEST.
EACH BREATH YOU DRAW IS FULL OF LIFE,
ITS GOOD FOR YOU AND FOR YOUR WIFE.
Bull Run water, graded streets, cement walks, electric
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car
BUY
Prices Will Be Advanced November 10
The price of lots at Council Crest is very small and Sharkey would be pleased to
have you call. He has bargains-very great in this section up-to-.
date, and locations that please buyers, one and alt
LbfS NOW $500 AND UP
10 Down Easy Terms $10 Per Month
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MAIN 550
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EASY TERMS 10
Acre
No matter which way the election goes Metzger Acre Tracts will enhance in
value. Whatever "BilJT is introduced in Washington everything will be in Ore
gon's favor and the state wilfontinue its grand march of progress and prosperity.
Metzger Acre Tracts are right on the line of progress only 30 ;minutes out on
the Oregon Electric line on the west side of the river and not impeded by river
or bridges so that it is the cheapest, dose in property in the vicinity, of Portland.
Ideal situation, fertile soil, none better for fruit and vegetables. Seeing is believ
ing See it today. Take car at Jeff erson and Front streets. ; s
; 226-228 Front Street, PortlandPhones; Main 474,SA-137. . ;
- ' ' Metzger Branch Office Phone, Main 6409. Xi
SWEENEY'S FIRST ADDITION TO
BANDON: .; :
Offers investors and Horheseekers theopportunity of a lifetime to get a homesite
that will constantly Increase in value as the city grows. No other location in Coos
County of fers as much in
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icis iu xnose seeding an laeai piatc iuuuuu a iiuinc. n wiu psyvuu w invcsugatc
farther! - Call at office or enclose 2c stamp for handsome booklet "Baridon-By-The-Sea.".
Address, v - . , ' ' ; . - '
FRANK A. &Ey-SiS:
service ana ouuauig restrictions. t,
TODAY
SHARK
122 SIXTrf STOEET . ,
AGENTS ON THE TRACT ALL DAY
MET
ZGER
Tracts
2200
PER. CENT DOWN, 3 PER
climate, and natural resources
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THE ELECTION
lights, - telephone, unexcelled
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A-1550
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CENT MONTHLY.
as the town of Baridon of-. " ;
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