THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 27. 1003.
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ion mini
ms CUITE
lila rMf1ou devotions, arena beer ea4
Maye4 earda, eu 10 nil areai eorre
judfe Qanltnheln took the Mil under
advleement to stve. the rolkenlarfe
time ! think It ver. Them M O Dy
I represents Mrs. rrVlkenbera, the defend
ant's attorneye tmimm Titrn and Lome.
DAIRYMEN TO ANSWER
Continued from Page Ona)
for clean milk believe mat an essential
atep In tha campaign for elesa milk la
n enforcement of tha state license law
which, by Ita certificate of inspection
and guarantea of quality, will Inform
Twenty-one prominent business men I dairyman aa to what ara tha require-
i numu miE
IS NOW ASSURED
Twent v-one Tromlnent 3ren
Will liaise Rose Car
nival Funds. ,
Electric Road to Traverse
County Will Bo in Op
eration by 1912.
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mCSUNAL
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)2UilLLAP2f(J
wrra thla mortilnf appointed aa mem'
bars of tha way and meana committee
br Prealdent Ralph W. Iloyt of tha
menta which they muat live up. while
maklnc every consumer certain that
(P-UI lX.pU-a te The Joaraat)
Pendleton. Or Oct. 17. TJiat Umt
tllla county will have an electrlo road
tha dairy fumlahln milk la operatlni eonnw,tln; tha farm land a with Colum-
noea re.tlr.1 association and w.U for .e.tJ'.m'cf c'.rtT "Vl" "..T "T'T'V
the nest few weeks be actively enaajred
In tha work of lathering tha nest year'a
appropriation for tha Roea Festival. The
Icatlon will be Inalated upon.
ait announcement made thla evening. A
Dr. W. II. Lytle. state veterinarian, company known aa tha Vroatllla Rall-
mrrtwmA in iriiaiiii v.atrriav avanlna I war at Electric Power cnmnior. haa
WOrk haa been COlna On quietly Under!.,... ...- .K,nn, In niJth.rn I K.n l.nnntl fn. .run. ! with
me lup miin in. --.- Oregon. It will beooms Ms Immediate Douglas Belts as prealdent. Ooorgs Ar
amy. vt. KODen y. i enney. state nw.wi ,hur Brow( president, ,a A. R.
ouicvr, .nnuuucwi 1111. pivinmii u.v
tribute among dairymen the regulations
for dairy operation which ara being Is
sued by tha board In bulletin form. Tha
will now go ahead
association, bfjt
, with a. ruah.
"Only ona trouble now presents It
said Mr. Iloyt thla morning, "and
that Is that many people seem to think
chat we ara starting on our work too
aoon. Wo ara not, I assure you, but
on the contrary, are starting too lata. It
takes time to get up a show as" big as
the festlTal and practically nothing can
be dona till your money la raised. We
ran neither figure bow big tha show
is to be nor msks any arrangements
whatever, until tha full amount needed
Is pledged. This we Intend to do this
- week and tha nest"
Tha committee appointed conalata of
A. I Mills, W. M. Ladd, J. C Alns
worth, F. W. Leadbetter. H. H. New-
hall. C. N. Hugrtns, I J. . Wentworth,
Turner, secretary-treasurer. Dr. C J.
Smith Is ona of tha Incorporators, This
company has a power site on tha north
fork of tha John Day river and haa
veterinarian will at the siatlma offer I fc preliminary survey. and moat
lila aervlcea In dairy Inspection and oow
testing as a preliminary to certifica
tion of milk for quality and cleenneas
by tha state board of health. .
of tha right of way contracts have been
atgned. Tha road will extend from tha
southern end of the county north to tha
Columbia, traversing much undeveloped
country. Eventually the company In
tends to extend tha Una through Grant
county Into Southern Oregon. A party
MILKMEN BEGIN TO GET
LICENSES FROM STATE 7WT?
.-nri miTPTTi tttotvT'CO lOesays and tha road will ba In opera
XUll XllSUlUi IJUOWMO tlon within two years. One hundred
ii . ,. land fifty thousand dollars will ba sub-
I A. Brandes, proprietor or a mux i ecrlbed by local capitalists, tha remain'
and cream .depot at 117 First street, I der being mads up by outalde Intereata
W D Wheelwright. A.-IV Charlton. Her. I appearea m municipal court ana an- (represented by Ml Brown. Th.a whole
man " Wittenberg A. It Devera, Big I nounced n n'd taken out a license to I cost of tha road will Involve ll.SOO.OOO.
sirhel R o need. Charlea V. Beebe. conduct bla business. This la ths rs-1 Considerable elation la felt here, as the
a n ci.i.h.Ai, n. a.nin. m r I suit of tha crusade to enforce the or-1 road will open un ths timber lands and
Wortman. C A. Blgelow, Q. M. Brown, I ojnanca governing mm oanuung ui mu i will enaoie tna Termers 10 snip ineir
T. B. Wilcox. William McMurray, R.
Gray and Dr. 3. R. Wetherbee. Bank
ers, real estata men, merchants, doc
tors, railroad men and manufacturers,
all of them prominent In the city, are
numbered among; tha II and much Is ex.
pected of them. -
Three big hotels eaoh gave 1500 aa
i In Portland.
Several other dealers have taken out
their licenses, and . complaints have
been Issued against 62 wagon drivers
for not having a license. Tha cases are
grain ana stools' at cheaper rates. .
Change In Department Command,
United rrm I-t.ned Wire.) .
fi.n Pr.nnlun Hnt 17nin1t. the
not prosecuted.Jf tha men aecur the faet h, ,utlone, ,t iIonoiulu,
rwquireu perni.v, , Colonel Walter 8. Behuyler today be-
Min. Anmfn.ni1p.4n.ohlAf nf the fl on. rt
thr share to tha fund yesterday and HTSTlOP, NCADDlMf ' ' ment of California, owing to tha depar-
one of these Is expected to do still bet-1 . . T rrtrnrTTiii mTTTi tur ' Colonel Edward B. Pratt last
ter. The Portland, Oregon and Imperial J2i A LttUL Jllti IUUK night for Vancouver, Waah., where he
each contributed this amount with at . will appear before a retiring board of
possibility of the Portland doing moral Tha Right Rev. Charles Scaddlng left I the United Statea army..
liter on. The other hotels will ba can-1 vesterdav for California, -where he la to I Colonel Eohuyler U the ranking of-
vassed soon. Other big corporations j fill ,0mo appointments foi lectures and I tlcw and, according to army routine.
win do -viBiiea xoaay ana lomorrow. I addresses under tha auspices of the I Taxes commana. - n win remain m txon-
fiund&v School eoDimlmioiL and Wo-1 olulu. however, as Major General
COURT POSES
AS PEACEMAKER
man's Auxiliary of the diocese of Cali
fornia. His itinerary is as follows:
October zl, Santa Barbara: October
it. pro -cathedral, Los Angeles; October
II, Los Angeles; November I, All Bamta
day, All Saints. Pasadena; November 2,
r Pasadena lecture,
Thomas H. Barry will take eommand
of the post November 11.
Mohawk Valley Pioneer Dies.
(SmH.I Maoateh te The Joarnal.t
Eugene, Or., Oct 27.- Harry Baxter,
"Oregon and Mission- I ona of the pioneers of the Mohawk val-
ary Opportunity"; November S, Covlna; ley, died 'at his home at Mareola yes-
November C, San Mateo, address divinity I terday at tne age or si years rrom
school; November . lecture, "The hemorrhage of the . lungs. Ho was
GlVeS otraiirllt Talk tO War- San Francisco; November 7, San Fran-land lived there continuously till his
Cisco; ioveuiDer e, jueccqrw ou wunn uwn. v v,u,lualfc "
churoh, San Francisco, on "The Chrla- fairs of his community and was popu-
tlan Church From tha Roman Conquest lar with his acquaintances. He was
to the Mission of St Augustine;'? No- unmarried. Ha leaves two brothers,
vemhber . 9, lecture San Francisco on Charles and Elliott Baxter, and two sls-
"The Conversion of England to the No ters, Mias Rose Baxter and Mrs. Frank
man Conquest;" November 10, Lecture I Btarroro.
San Francisco on "Papal Aggression and
tha Reformation;" November 11, lecture
ring Swain While Lady
Weeps Bitterly.
Circuit Judge Gantenbeln took tha
role of peacemaker this : morning at
the conclusion of testimony In the di
vorce case of Mary Folkenberv against Berkeley on "The Reformation to the
juaepn a. iui.cnuiS. j. o.-..u wo Landing; of Prince of Orange;" Novem-
b and and wire with their attorneys Into ber 13 Je!tura Berkeley on "The Churoh
Vt Mh natal B. ja trm-mrm 4 Vi a w ia V. -. I. . "
.... " " ia Modern Daya;" November I. Sacra
, heart talk and evidently made some ,. t.k.. i
impression, for the attorneys ' decided I v... , . ,. . tr.
to - submit .ths casa without argument lanJ. Novenibei. 1?. meeting trustees of
a 7 l, V,l Episcopal fund. p. m.; November It,
y.v(,u. . me4,ting or board of missions at 8 p. m
reconcuiaiion, . , i xt.,.-,k.- it a a., c
li!W v!d's church; November L morning
""""'7i -Iv I u St Matthew,safternoon Forest Grove;
been magjUfled and that husband and NovemDer , 3, meeting; hospital trustees
Wi.fe S!?" "if6.?': m.; November 28, benedlotloa of
r V, J LJZfrr,V. .1. . ."X St. Elizabeth's housa; November , 15,
tfAtt$Jt3M7 Thanksgiving, pro-cathedral. Portland;
Ing, but at that time neither side waa N mber Jg 7:3() pro-cathedral,
k T ' 1 11 Sellwood, p. m., Good Shepherd.
"'f. ' .."lie, . ' . . :
fnk T7n11v.M..i.M.M 11m j4 fA. M
All ffwlMiiuoiga Av sail Uiiiuvuii IIU TlfTdrtT I IT mtTTTNn TThn
have been prominent as members of RUSSIAN THUGS USE
tne Aavenust cnurcn. jura. -oiKenDergt . , TmimCJ T7irtT rtTTvra
alleged that her husband was cruel, J3UiJ1150 fJli trUiNiS
found fault. Humiliated her, and flew
Into such rase at times that aha feared I ' (TJntted Press Le.ted Wire.)
to live with him. Folkenberir on hie I Odessa, Oct ZTBomb throwing has
part objected that hla wife disturbed had a wonderful revival in Russia re
cently. Tnere were zv successful or
attempted outrages within the c Bar's
European dominions and several others
In Siberia during September, ; and tha
October figures promise to ba even
larger. - ;
The situation la especially serious
from tha fact that terrorist efforts to
inform everyone concerning the use of
explosives hava armed tha . criminal
classes with ample ability to manufac-1
ture their own bomba.
Outlaws almost invariably go provid
ed with them, finding them much more I
serviceable . than revolvers in stopping I
or scattering police pursuit
Tha authorities ara exerting them
selves to the utmost to suppress the J
unauthorised possession of explosives.
but with large number of experts ae-
cretry producing their own, these ef
forts ara producing small results.
WOULD WITHDRAW V
" PLEAS OF tfOT GUILTY
(Bnedal Plsoatcb to The Joarnal.t
Moscow,- Idaho, Oct- 1 7.-1 n tha dis
trict court yesterday afternoon tha at
torneys for tha defendants In. the Kea-1
ter, Kettenbach and'Dwyer land fraud
cases asked the court to permit the
defendant to withdraw their pleas of
not guilty in order to present a de
murrer to all of tha indictments pend
ing- against the defendants. Defendants
attorneys stated that In their opinion
all of tha Indictments-were fatal to a
demurrer and In aupport of the mo
tion cited tha decision In tha William
son case. Assistant Attorney General
Gordon ordered the motion stating that
defendants could not withdraw plea of I
not guilty to enter a demurrer. The
court requested attorneys - to present
a formal application for withdrawal
cf pleaa of not guilty, atating that It
would be vain to go ahead with tha
trial If tha Indictments ara not good.
Defendants attorneys believe the court
will permit the withdrawal of pleas of
not guilty and will aonslder argu-
ment on a demurrer to Indictments.
a4.l in ft. . .iit feature et Tie loaraal.
kmr aaa art .fain la iatt aucb l Sbuuld
ru4 It lf-n.4 t the anri.ty editor ar Ule-
aauM It krure 10 eatuaa la id Bjoraiuf.i
A pretty compliment to Miss Dorothy
Hoibrook, who has recently returned
from Europe, waa the tea given yes
terday afternoon by Miss Laatie Weld-
lor, at her home, ' ill Lovejoy . street
Autumn loaves decorated the drawing
room! of tha spacious Weldler home.
The tea table was presided over by Miss
Becky Illddle. Miss Mllla Wesslngar,
Miss Use Koehler and Miss Malda Hart
Assisting about tha rooms were Miss
Mary Livingstone and Miss Stella Fro li
ma a. . Prior to Miss 1 1 ol brook's Euro
pean tour, aha attended Miss Scho
vllle'a school la New York. About 0
called daring the receiving hours to
greet Miss Weldler and to welcome tha
gueat of honor.
e e , - -Tha
Ladles Aid society of tha First
Presbyterian church held a rally meet
Ins yesterday afternoon at I o'clock In
tha church parlors. Twelfth and. Alder
streets. . ,
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For Miss Frances Hayes of this city,
an entertainment was given In Pendle
ton Saturday evening. Her hostesses
were Mrs. Augusta Moula . and Miss
Moorehouse, and tha party took place at
the horns of Major Lea Moorehouse.
...
On account of tha death of General
Oliver Otis Howard, who passed away at
hla home In Vermont yesterday, the
wedding ceremonies of his granddaugh
ter, Miss Oraoe Whitman Gray . and
Dr. Cloaa Norrts Perkins, will ba sim
pler than formerly planned. Tha wed
ding will take place according to ar
rangements at the First Congregational
churoh next Wednesday evening, with
tha attendants aa planned, for the near
ness of tha data made it impracticable to
make any change In tha ceremony. How
ever, tha elaborate reception which was
to hava followed at the home of tha
bride's aunt Mrs. F. H. Karom. will not
ba given, and there will be merely an
Informal gathering of the Immediate
family after tha church service. The
bride's mother, Mrs. Jamea Taylor
Gray, wife of Captain Gray, la a daugh
ter of tha late general. Mourning will
ba discarded for that ona evening.
e
Mrs. M. E. TeaL tli Everett street
left today for a 10 days' visit with rela
tives in Eugene.
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Mlas Flora Mason, a popular society
girl of Albany, has been the guest of
Mrs. George F. Nevins (Miss Lora
Vanca) for a week.
Dr. and Mrs. Calvin S. Whits accom
panied Mrs. Boyles to her home in Pas
adena, CaL, last week and will remain
two weeks. Mrs. Boyles is a sister of
Dr. White, and has been a gueat at the
White home. Tenth and Schuyler streets,
Irvlngton. for -some time. Dr. White re-
I
centl'y underwent a surgical operation.
and tha ocean voyage Incident to tha
Journey la expected to expedite tha final
stsges of his convalescence.
e
Mrs. A. L. MeCully gave tha first
of her series of entertainments at her
residence, 131 West Park street yes
terday afterndon. Bridge waa tha diver
sion for the afternoon, and prises were
won by Mra Herbert Holman and Miss
Marshall. Mrs. MrCully's guest Hat in-
eluded Mra Dwlsht Edwards, Mra Her
bert Holman, Mra K. I Thompson,
Miss Marshall, Miss Vlda Marshall, Mra
W. Hodson, Mrs. J. J. Panton, Mrs.
W. C Knighton. Mrs. J. H. Hall. Mra
R. E. Davis, Mrs. C. H.Rumelln, Mrs.
W. F. Btlne. Mra F. IL'Fogarty, Mra.
Adolph Dekum, Mra Winiam Grlndstaff,
Mra. Dan J. Malarkey and Mrs. C final
ley Morgan. .
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Tha wedding of. Mlas Claire Jones to
Oeorge William Gray, Wednesday, Oe
tober 20.' In San Francisco, earn aa
great surpria to their many Oregon
trienda Tha wedding waa celebrated
at the First Presbyterian church, Dr.
Rader officiating. Tha bride Is tha
daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. L. Jones
of Lablsh Meadows and a sister of
Mra Anderson M. Cannon (Mlsa Mabel
Jones) of Portland. . Mr. Gray Is tha
son of Mr. and Mra Charles Gray, of
247 North Twenty-fourth street, a pio
neer family, who wave recently moved
to this city from Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge -Gray ara spending their honey
moon at Del Monte, Cal and will re
turn to Portland within a few weeks ta
resiaa.
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Tha Tuesday Afternoon elub was en
tertained at tha home of Mra George
Anthony Bateaon. at 2SSM Margin
street yesterday.. Tennyson's "In Ma-
rnoriam" waa tha subject for study, and
anoat interesting and profitable after
noon was enjoyed by tha It members of
tha club. The home of Mrs. Bateaon
waa attractive with a generoua use of
chrysanthemums and autumn foliage. A
luncheon waa served at the conclusion
of the program. Tha officers of the
club are: president Mrs. A. A. Bailey;
secretary. Mrs. Tabler, and treasurer.
Mrs. Miles. ......
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An interesting meeting of tha Flor
ence Mead Mission circle of tha Uni
versallst Church of Good Tidings will
be held Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mra Bondurant ISO East Thirty'
fourth atreet Visitors should take the
Hawthorne avenue car. The toplo of
the day will be "Women of tha Bible"
and Mrs. DeWitt Martin of Vanoouver
will be the leader. All Interested will
ba welcome.
a a
Tha Ladlea Aid society of tha First
TJnlversallat church has arranged to hold
a rummage sale, November 2 and I, In
tha vacant store at 104 Grand avenue.
art are the chairmen of the commit- f-fiiarrinl fl r I Pt
tees Irt charge. Thoae d-elrlng to give Ifllli 1 I I J I Nil All
anything for the sale will please i.oilfy r 11 II I 11 If A If II ill I '
Mra K. & ruoo. 47 lat fcl.t.ttl fill III L II U llUflU '
TO BE HUT
atreet. north.
Oreaon Command err, No. !, Knlghta
Templar, will give a large reception to
morrow evtinlug at .1.30. at the Maaonlo
temple. West Park and Yamhill The
recfiiiJon will be clven for all Royal
Arid. Muns and eaperlally. In honor
of Clackamas Commander, No. II, of
Oregon City; Portland Commandery. No.
I, of Portland, and Washington Com-
mandery, No, II, of Portland. All vl
Itlng Templars are Invited. There Will
ba mualo end refreshmenta and a gen
ral social time. ' Following are the of-
flcera of tha entertaining commandery
Kmlnent commander, D,
Projected Railway i From
Umatilla to Milton a1 Uer-
ifA rt 1 1 . 1 1 . i .:
muuyj fcajs tapiiausu
Special Wapatch to The Jouraall .
Pendleton. Or. ix l 17. That the pre
O. Tomaslnl; I Jected farmers' rallmxi tmm I'matllla
.''wun.mDaXlnr.?.". itobtrt to ,llton wlU ""ructed aa f.r
Junior warden, V. A. Avery; treasurer, was tha statement made yea-
J. W. Cook; recorder. W. a Macrumi terday, by A. A. Colo, local stockman
standard bearer, Charlea -It Frasler; I and capitalist who is one of tha leaders
sword bearer, H. L. Plttock; warder, n tha movement Ha aavs (hat nroxreas
jT'neVi.v? ."rd".' o i.lr. 0n th P""ry work In connection
J, L. llalley; guard, fred O. Jennlng, I W., th- -n.i-11n - ....
Joseph McClelland; sentinel. F. A. Van h B ,r"c' f JJ--.. ii
wtrv nn.iui.4inw.in. w xt.. I rnot ,n slowly, and that tha Una is to
Kirk, mualoal
kensla.
be constructed. The proposed route of
a . -- . iwu b.m-iiu. Kiiiii.pfc uirrcvix acrwi
Upwards of 200 Invitations hava been c:Pt'r.1f the- government' project
to Vancouver and Portland peo- J0 l'm,,,,, Jha reservoir an 1
attend a reception to ba g van da,n' , contract call for a r Ight of
officers and ladlea of Vancouver wr ,0 Wide and specify that the
Issued
pie to
by tha offlcera and ladlea of Vancouver
barracks next Wsdnesday ever Ing, In
honor of General and Mra. M. P. Maua,
Tha recaption will be held at the post
gymnsslum building and la Intended to
give Oeneral and Mrs. Maua a mora In
timate relation with tha peopla of' the
barracks and tha two cities,
main Una is to extend from Umatilla to
Milton and that varloua branch Una
feedera are to ba constructed. Jor tha '
time being It la proposed to run ears
by steam or gasoline power, but later
electrlo cara will be Installed.
OBJECT TO PUPILS
FURNISHING SUPPLIES K. SSJt
Vehicle Makers Meet. ' ; '
Chicago, Oot . IT, With an attend
ance representing, millions of Invented
National Aaaoclatlon of Implement and
Vehlole Manufacturers opened In Chi
cago today and will continue In aeaaton
over Thursday and Friday.
- - '- (Bpeelal Dispatch to The Journal.)
North Yakima, Wash., Oot IT.
Parents of school children, to a consld-
erehl niitnh In thla !tv era mikln.
a stranuou. objection to tha custom THRO AT , MISERY
wuiDn i veiasi iiwuww in iae jjuuiiui
schools of having tha children make I
contrlbutlona for tha purchase of book. How a Boston Kan Oo Kid at
pictures, gymnasium and other aooar-l ; wionio xiiroai isaaa. s
atua. Tha matter waa brought to a I "Hymnal did me a world of good whan
head when a Plan was carried out by 1 1 had chronlo laryngitis; In fact effected
which the pupils ware asked to buy 11-1 a cure after all the beat speolallats had
brary ttcketa at 10 cents eaoh. tha funda given ma up as a bad job. I tried Hr-
to be need In subscriptions for maga- omal tha same as I had tried hundreds
sines. The charge Is made by parents or other things that peopla ar doctors
that tha requests for small donations would recommend. They all failed ex-
for things that should os furnished by cept Hyomel, and this snooted a euro
tne scnooi ooara, are maae almost every i w um men issung. n my imuoni
week., and that tha amounts contributed I happened II years ago and I had ought
aggregate a considerable total before to be aartamed not to nave written you
the end of tha year. It Is proposed to before. At flrat X waited to aea If tha
take tha matter before tha school board I ears Was permanent or not and whan
to aea if It cannot ba stopped.
?ou realise that for five winters before
uaed Hyomel that I could not apeak
above whlaper and aometlmea not at
all. you can Judge why J waited with a
Mrs. E. 8. Ferguson and Mrs. J. Tag- distance.
Brran at Wlnnlrjes.
T11?"' i!?VL ICf rood dealof axTety Tor ttmVTa t.H If
I waa really cured or box. EL' A. Iind-
l.K Bam.W nn.lnn II...
txr, Mil . "". ......
".""IKVl ,, ""1" 1 April 1, 1109.
gaKeniBiu. jar. crjran win iirau in I t. tt. .1 t ..
Fort William tomorrow, and from ihaXZtm.Ctm tf )
placa will procaad diraat. W hi. ho. ,tJZ ee'lVa
in Lincoln to vote at tne rebraKa " '
4T7xa mi wui jyivuivti isiivtw aaiava jyvi w
manentlv cure catarrh, and all ordlnsrr
diseases or tne nose ana nrononiai tunes.
It gives great relief to consumptive
Sold by leading dealers everywhere and
In Portland by Woodard, Clarka A Co.
atate election.
Buildtha material la' hauled to all
arte of Harney valley, trips requiring I
rom one to twelve days, according to I
mcallen & McDonnell
fO,
UDm Me ffor Rfey mi fmmvfiw; Mesf Sliyte
A sale extraordinary of Women's High-Grade Tailored Suits at less than the actual cost of production. An unequaled opportu
nity to choose from the season's most wanted styles and fabrics and save from $10 to $15 on your suit. A wide range of styles
to pick from, and we will guarantee these to be the best values ever offered in the city of Portland. All sizes are in the lot, in
cluding extra large..
Overcoats Yes
Cold weather is here you
"must" have an Overcoat.
You "should" have a "good
W 1 You "will" have a
goddk'un" if you buy at
"The Lion." Military Col
lar Overcoats, rainproof
fancy models for young men
genteel overcoats for dress
occasions. Every kind tha
is right at prices to corre
spond. . ; .
Silk Waists at
$5.00 to $7D0 values. Latest tai
lored styles in plaids and plain col
ors, trimmed with jet buttons,
tucks, fctc. Matchless bargains at
9 3.98 each.
Sale for Today and Tomorrow
Raincoats at
Dresses
louse
Two-piece House Dresses, made from
best quality, materials, in light and
dark colors. These' same garments
sell elsewhere at $2.00. on M OC
special sale at..,. ....? A eW
HERS
CLOT
165-170 THIRD ST.
Croup is SRoet prevalent daring the
dry cold weather ef the early winter
rncruha. Parenta ef youag chtkJreei
k.euid tr prepared for It. Ail that I
reO4 ! a bottle ef Chamberlain'
(eutl Reaedr. Many re others ere
r'r I ts-t It in their homes a4 it
re reer eVae-rntel tbem.
CLABK WIRELESS
Detroit Byatexa Zs Betsg plaeed an atev
awal JDteaaU Teasela.
The Clark wireleaa system haa been
installed and tested on the steamer Lof
tua Cuddy, of tha Mitchell fleet, the
first of a 7 boats ta be equipped with
tha dark system, and Manager Tboma
K. Clark aays It will at race be placed
on twa more ablpa of tbe same fleet.
The ghsw-Eddy fleet alaa erlll a
ejulppd as fast as poaslbla. (Special
from Detroit)
Pacific roast office. 711-1-t Oregon-
ian balldlng.
$3.50 Pctlico'fs
Black "rreatherbloom'' Petticoats,
made extra wide with deep stitched
flounce and fitted top. Other stores
sell this grade at $3 50.
All Sample. SmMs Afc
" (Greatly Reduced
Every Sample Suit in the Store Will Be Radically Reduced lor
v These Two Special Days' Selling
$20 and $25 Vals., Special g
$25 and $30 Vals., Special g IT. SO
$35 and $40 Vals., Special g26.5Q
: V v An Sample Long Coats Greatly Reduced'
Women's long ; Raincoat In rttb
berized silk or cravenettes several
new colors. These ara standard
$12.50 and $15.00 values. On salt
today.
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Long Kimonos
xtra qnalttx Persian flannel Elmo-.
nos, faced with best qnality satin,
light and dark colors. In a vaHatr of
patterns.' Regular . $2.50 1 7Q
values, special now at.... lei a)
Met WaSsM ai
Sell regularly- at $5.00 and $6.00 apiece. While this lot o! 32 waists lasts we will sell
them at $2.9a apiece. We secured these for half regular price, being samples. Ho two
ahkt. Come early and get first choice. - .
$12.50 Capssat
New Military Capes, trimmed with
fancy gold braids and buttons.' Yon
can't match them for, less than
$ 12.5a See these.
Women's S3.00 Sweaters, Oxfords, Cardinal and While, 1.75 Each
The caurtsaiasi rolSterf Cottars a-1
aaaa -wl.l open Member. Oetr xS, at i
I It p. m. ' Mayor Fisrte) wiJJ eldr
the "feasaar Beoetera tara arer th. ,
heaaar ta t nerrrtaaswa Be one of
ihrm and the Taft flag. Chanseei ef i
prrtrm arery atght- Adntisaiea free.
re ef tr4 t f.ee freer
''" ef velry froea prvefcue st
t-era,
Wc Arc Portland
Aa'ls lor Famous "Red
fern" Corset; also -Thomson's
Corsets
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Cor, TTiIrd and Morrison Sts.
Paris Modes Monthly
Maaazlnc Free for the
Asking All Paris
Patterns 10c Each