-HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 7, .1910.
ALL UHlVERSfTIES
ARE IP GODLESS
Rev. Joseph Cochran Says So,
, and Urges Everybody to
) Help Albany College;"
At th Flmt rronbyterlan church y.
' Unlay morning Rv. Jomph Wllaon
Cochran. J). Dm of Fniuiaeipma,' e.cr
"Mary of th J'rmhyterlan 'bnaril -of
ministerial education,.. ixkn upon the
theme, "The Challenge of th Axe to
: Christian Loaderahlp." Dr. Cocbran 1
one of the moat eloquent and eonvlnc
'Inf prtachern In the PreMbytelan mln-
latry. At the roncJunlon of Ma din
,' , courae he referred to the etate univer
sity of Oregon, which he had vlnitod.
.ln'hlfheat terma and commended the
t aeal .and 'efficiency of- President Camp-
dpi i ana ma aaiwiaira. , .
T 7 -It la aometlmea aald," affirmed the
' ipeaker, "that atate unlvemltlea art
fodleee. . Thla la not true exoent In a
' '( vry amall number of casrs. There lire
eplendid men In their, faculties, doing
- genuine fervlce for god and man. The
' Presbyterian church haa more' student
In atate universities than It haa In all
'.It., own. denominational collefea. The
Church must, therefore, follow tta
youth to the aecular schools .with Iti
blessing Inatead of ita Indifference oi
even Ita anathema, v
"I want to aay a word about Albanj
College." continued Dr., Cochran. "There
, muat be no" misunderstanding of my po
sition. Eighty-three per cent of our
Preebyterlan ministers and mlaalonarlea
com from our amall Christian colleges.
1 Dr. Foulkea and I would not be In the
mlnlatry today were It not for the amall
L College, The Influential pulpits of the
eaet are lwrgely iujillod with men who
have bm KruduRUJ from the amall
Christian cuIIcro.
"The Presbyterian -or thla atate neeU
auch a college, as Xliany may become.
Krnm Whllworth Ht Tacotna. on the
north, to' Occidental t iA Angeles, on
the south, i la a wide stretch. The
Presbyterians of Oregon are not made
of the Muff to allow' their educational
work to languish. Albany muat bo sup
ported and put on ta feut. It would
be better, however, and I apeak fMnkly,
to kill It, than to continue to give It
a mero pittance for Ita support.
' , "Let me slead With you as the sec
retary ,uf. the board which deala with
men, and not with institution!, never
theless as one Interested In the Chris
tian college, support Albany college!"
As token of Ita continued Interest
In Christian education and In Albany
college the offering, yesterday morning
which la tJ be applied to the current
expenses of the college -reached nearly
1500, considerably more than the offer
Ing of any previous year, '
Dr. . Cochran left thla morning:" for
Tacoma and the east. : lie la very much
l n pressed witft the northwest, and wltn
Portland especially, and may spend a
part of the next summer In thla atate
with, his family. . .
era In cheap lodging house In the Inter
est of one'of the candidates for mayor,
and a careful watch will be mad to
e, that nono of these men la permit
ted to vote. Evidence aald to have
been placed In the hands of the grand
Jury taken from the registration hooka
show that nearly 300 men registered
front a single lodging house on Jackson
street, where cola are secured at 16
ccnta a night,
ARRESTS TO BE MADE
AT SEAJTLE ELECTION
ltnlte press Lease- Wire. I ,
.Seattle, Feb. 7. Sheriff R. Tr..Uodg
la today preparing to a wear In a Jarge
number or deputies to make arreata ait
tomorrow'! primary election ehould any
attempt be made at Illegal "voting. More
than 700 arreata will be made, at the
polta If the men whose names have been
placed In the .hands of grand Jury de
tectives and deputy sheriffs attempt to
participate In the selection of candidate
for mayor. Duplicate pool bobka have
been prepared, and opposite the namea
of the men auspected of .Illegal regis
tration haa been placed the word "ar
rest," Detectlvea employed by the
grand jury claim . to have discovered
a number of Instances of colonising rot-
DOZEN PERMITS BRING
- IN TOTAL OF $13,790
Klcnlal ' Kormnh r.r,.! on. ,,nv
frame dry kiln, Second street, between
Everett and Davis; builder, same; 100.
Mrs Staggart. repair on end one half
story frame dwelling-, Kast Ollsan atreet
ueiweep j-.igntietn and i;ighty-f Irst;
bulkier, 3. K. Blackburn: laoo.
.Wra. A. Potter, erect two atory frame
o'i rum A'Rvin street net ween Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-sixth; builder. J.
B. Hlackburn; 13000. - '
A. Htrandholm, erec't one atory frame
ahed, Delaware avenue between Jeemin
and Kllllngawerth; builder, name; 1300.
Carrie - L. Robertson, erect one and
one half atory frame dwelling Kast
Twenty-seventh street - between Mason
and Skldmore; builder, Ira fioutlcdge;
$3360, ,
- J. A. 8 toll, erect' twn 'atorv frame
dwelling. Mulberry street between Pahn
and Eaat Twelfth; f mo. . -
' Ladd estate, repair one atory frame
Btore, 113 Ankeny street between Fifth
and Sixth; builder, V. Bucknorj $76.
C. C. Ashcraft. reoalr one atorv frame
dwelling, 680 Elleworth Btreet between
Nineteenth and Twentieth: builder,
Bame; 117S. -
W. U. Divwnlmr. erect two atorv frame
dwelling, Wheeler street between Cherry
and UroMdway; builder. Brooks V Down
ing; $2000. . , ,
u. L. Webb) erect on story concrete
Btore. East Blxth street between Htark
and Washington; buljder, same; $1000.
Hiumauer estate, repair rgur story
brick store. Morrison street between
Third and Fourth; builder, A. E. Davis;
$200, - s
V. A. Krlba. erect one atorv frame
garage; Lovcloy atreet tctween Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth: builder, B. C
Bolc; $350.
a llAle' united effort has secured for
Hsrrlsbtira- a creamery, and now it ia
talklna- flour mill.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES
BAKER. SR.: YESTERDAY
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9 :
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Death came after he had been taken
from Ms homa at ' $J4 Orand avenue, to
the Good Pamarllan hospital.
Mr. Baker wu lorn In PhllaJelphla.
He came' to Portland SO. yea ra ago aivd
got( employment aa a stationary engi
neer. ' He followed that trade until a
few months ago, when he retired. He
waB active in, the affairs of the engi
neers' union, and wa a past grand
master artisan.
' Mr. Baker left a widow and seven
Children Walter, Will and i Charles
Baker, all of Portland; Mrs. Carrie New
ell of lloulton. Or.; Mrs. Cora Healey tf
Portland, and JCmma and Haxel Dakcr,
all of this city. ' .
Charles baker, Br
- .The funeral of Charles Baker. Sr., 60
years old, who died Thursday, was held
yesterday, Services were held over th
body at ITolman'a chapel. Interment
was In Hlvervlew .cemetery. Many
frlenda attended the ceremonies.
Mr.. Baker,, who bad lived In Oregon
20 years, succumbed to an operation.
; To Arbitrate Flsherlra V-anr.
; j (Oelted Press Imh) Wlre.t
Spokane, Feb. 7. Former I'nlted
Statea Senator George Turner of Spo
kane will leave tonight for Washing-ton
for a final conference with I'resldent
Taft and Attorney General Wlckeraham
before sailing for The Hague to act as
chief counsel for the TTnlted States in
the arbitration of the long standing dis
pute with England as to the construc
tion .of the Newfoundland fisheries
treaty of ISIS. Turner was placed In
charge of the government's case by ex
President Jtoosevelt nearly It months
ago, and haa given much of his time to
the matter alnce. His researches In the
flics of the case have caused him tjo
Overhaul legal data and opinions com
piled by such statesman as Daniel Web
ster, aa the dispute over the fisheries
treaty has continued with more or less
vigor for 76 years. The case will be
presented to The Hague tribunal In May.
Kngland will be represented by some
of Its foremost lawyers. Judge Turner
was a member of the commission that
negotiated the treaty over the Alaskan
boundary.
10
WILL PLAY
HOST TO TAFT?
Coming Visit of the President
Starts Keen Agitation in
Windy City.
For some weeks ontlons have been
Suletly secured on lands In the Oak
ale vicinity, one of the properties pur
chased belne- the old rock quarrv, says
the Dallas Itemtxer. It is Bald the
reason for those purchases Is the es
tablishment of a factory to manufacture
the rock, which ia great in extent, into
cement.
(CnlteA Press Wirt.)
Chicago. Feb. 7- Whether Prcaldent
Taft, who will visit Chlcngo on March
17, will come as the guest of the Irish
men of Chicago to celebrate 8L Pat-
rlck'B day, or as a guest of a commit
tee appointed to boost th president's
conservstlon policies. Is the weighty
question that Is agitating- Chicago,
' Walter Flshr, chief conservationist
of Chicago, saya the president comes
as th guest of bis committee.
. The Irish Fellowship club disputes
this statement and ha declared of
ficially that the president will be the
club's guest on that day and that
Fisher. Is a "buttlnsky."
It anneara that th) Irish Fellowahin
club last Aug-ust Invited tie president
to oome to Chicago on St. Patrick's
day and that on last Wednesday th
president accepted.
On Thursday, tho Irishmen declare,
FiHher heard about the president's ac
ceptance and tried to "steal the glory"
by inviting the president to come to
a conservation meeting.
It Is expected that before the temp
est quiets the president will be ssked
to state specifically who haa he first
claim on him In this city.
being made today fir the launcl-.'-t '
a women's party. According to !
from Boston, Mr. Marllli M. Ki pr. t
attorney, has written from Californ'-i.
whera shq 1 spending tho 'Winter, t' .;t
she would accept a nomination fur kv
ernor. 'Mrs.' Rlckor,' who Is m.i to 1
the first woman In the Unlt.-d (ilti-s to
attempt to cast a vote, will be support-
til strongly by the suffraa-ettrs anil th
prnniDinon Element.
Tapped 8 times
Woman Candidate) for Governor. ,
U nited !rea Leaied Mir.)
Dover. N. 11., Feb. 7. Women will en
ter the approaching gubernatorial cam
paign In .this state, and preparations are
The following report In an extreme
case of chronic Urlght's Disease will
Interest physicians Out to ine rsct mm
tapping has heretofore Invariably at
tended fatal terminations. Vndnr tho
new emollent treatment tapping does
not prevent recovery. ' 4-
Pntlent six years , old-th youns;
snn of A. C. Dean, of'l7J Ninth Av.,
Oak land, Cal. ,
Chronic Brlght's. Dropsy that had
resisted all efforts ivas continually
Increasing. The family physician gave
no hop end said the end was near.1
At this critlcsl moment the treatment
was changed to Fulton's lie no 1 Com
Pound, the thvslclan aiding1 It by hold
ing tip th heart and strenpthentim
the little tatlent against collays. ,
Case very stubborn drr;sy' was a
oppressive that the patient hsd.to be
tapped eight HmeB, But as the tapping"
beennie further apart the albumen be
Ran to decline, diuresis Itw'eased. and
the patient made a alow tuft steady re-,
roverv'. and Is now going- t the publla
The" new emollent t atment for
Brlght's and chronic kidney disease,
t Fulton's Kenal Compoursfl) showa an
efficiency In about 7 per cent of
these hitherto Incurable and fatal dla-
it ran he had in IV) r land at all
first class druggists. ,
We desire to hear fromj and advise
with patients not noting- Improvement
by the third week. Lltwrature' mailed
free. John J. Fulton Co.. 645 Battery
St.. San Francisco, Cal. , w Invite cor
respondence with physicians who have
obstinate cases.
TuH&' -.GilbbS Morrison at Seventh - Toll GibfeS, .MC Morrison, at Seventh
Mail Orders Given Prompt
and Careful Attention
We Design and Execute Correct Schemes for the Interior Decoration of the
Modern Home See Our Line of Imported Wall Papers and Wall Fabrics Sixth Floor
Estimates Furnished on the Reupholstering, Repairing and Refinishing of Furniture
Toll & Gifobs, Me.
' i '' i1 ... t i rsasa ,
Housefurnishing Goods
Sold on Xasy . Payments
PerfecHoo io Carpet: aed Rug Weavery
Is CoraspicMOTiis in Our Of f eiriurags f or Uhe
' Spong of 191 0
C Our window display of Wilton 'Carpets and Rugs
gives some idea of the many exclusive designs and
color combinations which have helped make our
Carpet Department the Mecca of discriminating
buyers of Floor, Coverings. "
FRENCH WILTONS "The Rug de Luxe,"
in which is produced coloring that rivals the
finest Persian, and a texture that few orientals
equal, is shown this season more beautiful than
ever. The most delicate color schemes are pos
sible with this perfect rug,'and its wearing quali
ties are a proverb. v
HARD WICK WILTON This new rug repre
sents perfection in weavery all the detail pos
sible to weave with a' modern loom. Jhe pile
is as close as a Persian rug, and the modern de
signs and colorings will appeal to all lovers of
artistic floor coverings.
BUNDHAR WILTON "Durable as iron"
the most popular rug and carpet on the market.
The Bundhar fabric is well known in Portland
homes for its excellent wearing qualities, its ex
clusive designs and beautiful tolorings. It ap
pears 'this season in new patterns and soft color
schemes and places it in a class by itself. We
ask your inspection of what we.
offer in the new Spring Floor Carpet Dep't.
Coverings. -Sixth Floor
A Sale off Roll-Top Desks
That Is Sure to Interest the Man Who Is Looking for High
Quality at a Low Price
We. are lining up our showing of Office Desks preparatory to.
adding a new stock. As a result, a number of samples will show
marked reductions from the regular prices in today's, Tuesday's
and Wednesday's sale.
$60.00 Rolltop Desk of solid oak, golden finish,
55 in. long, nowat $43.00
$95.00. Rolltop Desk of quarter-sawed golden
oak, 72 in., long,'" paneled ends, and with hard
wood drawer ends and three-ply drawer bot
toms ; writing bed, top and pedestals of heavy
stock; in dull or polish finish. This desk
now at $65.00
$85,00 Rolltop Desk, same as above, 66 in. long,
now at ' $55.50
$74.00 Rolltop Desk, same as above, 60 in. long,
now at $47.50
$68.50 Rolltop Desk, 54 in. I6ng, also same as
above, now at $45.50
$125.00 Rolltop Desk of solid mahoganv, 66 in.
long, now at ; .'$87,50
. . . , r ,
$99.00 Rolltop Desk of solid mahogany, 60 in.
long, now at ' : . . . . .". ; .$67.50
$95. Q0 Combination Rolltop Typewriter Desk
of finely finished quarter-sawed golden oak,
with set of pigeonhole boxes in place of two
lower drawers on right side. A splendid
combination piece now at . . . .$65.00
$150.00 Rolltop Desk of very best: grade of
quarter-sawed golden oak, 66 in. long, and
with extra heavy built-up writing bed and
top; knife and dustproof roll curtain; draw
ers 13f inches wide and partitioned; ends
of drawers and pigeonhole boxes, of solid oak;
large, heavy, raised panels of solid oak. -This
desk now priced at . . ........... . .$98.50
20c Gas Mantles . . . . ..
25c Ga$Mantles ...... .
35c Gas Man ties i .... . ; : ; . . 28
15c Single-Blade Chopp'g Knife 13
20 Dpuble-Blade Chop'g Knife 16
Zbc JJouble-tJIade Lhop'g Knife 111
5c Nutmeg Grater ,3
15c Gem Nutmeg Grater 12
20c Soap Shakers 16
20c Teller Knives ie
15c Soap Bracket 12
10c doz. Coat and Hat Hooks: . .8
10c J-S-pint Tin Cups ,8
10c Tea and Spice Scoop ....... 8
10c Japan Salt Shakers .8
15c Coat Hangers -. . . .126
30c "Heni's" .fruit Presser or
Potato Ricer k24d
40c Fruit Pressor Potato Ricer 32
15c Barrett's. "Never-Drip" Tea
Strainer . . . v : . . . ; , . . . 12
20c Double Towel Rings . . , .16
juc Cook i'orks . . , . ..... .8
J5c Cook Forks . : .126
15c "Perfection" Perforated "
Cake Spoons . . . . .. . . ;....t12
The Most Important Basemment Bargain Event in
Many Monthsa Great Sale of Labor'Saving Moose
: hold Articles, Kitchen Helps, Laundry Supplies, Etc.
A list that embraces almost every conceivable article that is helpful to the housewife in her everyday
duties sin the home savings that one cannot afford to miss for supplying their immediate, as well as
their future needs. Looking over the various items is sure to suggest many articles in the home
that are much needed or should be replaced. The Basement Department has planned this as a
, three days' event Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
16 40c St. Regis Vegetable Sheer 32 25c the "Woods" Can Ooener:
. .110 20c. Vegetable Sheers 1Q6 cuts round or square ....... .216
40c St. Regis Vegetable Sheer 32
20c! Vegetable Sheers ....16
256 Stove Brushes 10
25c Sink and Scrub Brushes .. .10
25c Fiber Scrub Brush .',.19s
15c Wood Potato Mashers ... .126
15c Pot Chains and Scrapers. . .12$
10c Wire Potato Masher. .... . ..76
15c Wire Potato Masher '.126
20c Wire Potato Masher 10
35c Whisk Brooms ........ .t .29,
5c Asbestos Mats .'. .3;
10c Wooden Spoons .76
15c Wooden Spoons ;.126
5c Cotton Dish Mops .3
10c "Perfection" Cake Turners.. 76
10c Retinned Cook Forks ...... .76
5c Wood-Handle Cook Forks. . . .46
5c Coky Cujters .3
10c Cooky Ciitters ..76
20c Square Grater ..1Q6
10c Half-Round Grater ......... 7s
15c "Gilmore" Grater ,126
20c Round Grater :. . .16
20c 50 ft.. Cotton Clothes Line. . 14s
15c Steel Sink Brushes . . ... . .126
40c Wire Vegetable Skimmers, .76
10c Strainers .....76
15c Handled Strainers .126
20c,Handled Strainers. . . . . . . . .16
25c'Handled Strainers. ....... .19
S5c Bathtub Soap Dishes . . . . .28
15c Pan Rim Strainers. . . . . ., .126
10c Wire Egg Whips .8,
25c Pan Rim Strainers .19
10c Electric Wire Egg Whips. ..86
20c 'Sensible" Egg Whips ....1Q6
10c "Surprise': Egg" Whips 8
15c "Dover" Egg Beaters ..,..126
25c "Holts'. Egg Beaters .19
30c "Dover" Egg Beaters 24
75c Lemon Squeezers . .59J
25c VShinon" Cream Silker Pol
ish, jar 216
25c "Shinit" Cleaning Powder,
jar.... ........... ...t 216
25c "Carbona" Stove Polish or
Blacking, can v. ............ 1&6
15c "Black Silk" Stove Polish or
. Blacking . . . . . .06
50c Spice Canisters 33
50c Mrs.Wheelock Wafer Irons 396
35c Com. Sense Gas Toasters 29
$2.50 "Giant" Mop Wringers. $1.95
40c Auxiliary Sleeve Boards . 296
55c Paragon Feather Duster... 43
65c Paragon Feather Duster. . .52
$1.75 Ceiling Duster (down) $1.39
50c Special Wing Duster 39
65c Bell Standard Duster .526
75c Leader Parlor Duster 59
$1.65 Collapsible Clothes.
Dryers...... $1.33
50c tjlass Washboards 39
50c Brass Wcshboards 39
40c Zinc Washboards 32
85c Galvanized Washtub 60
$1.00 Galvanized Washtub. . . . .80
30c Galvanized Water Pails... 23
35c Galvanized Water Pails . . .26
40c Galvanized Water Pails ...29
$1.65 Collapsible Dryer $1.35
35c Kitchen Broom 28
$1.50 "American" Food Chop
pers ... . ......956
In Dining Tables
These Unusually
Attractive Bargains
If you have in mind the selection of
by taking advantage of this two day
samples that we desire to close out.
$28.00 round, pedestal Table, quarter
sawed golden oak, 10-ft. extension
at : $19.75
$25.00 Table, same as above, 8-ft. ex
tensionat $18.75
$19.00 round, pedestal Table, 'lden
oak, 6-ft. extension at,. . .$13.25
an inexpensive Dining Table, you'll profit
s' sale today and Tuesday. Just this many
Note the reductions: '
$22.00 round, pedestal Tabic, golden
oak, 8-ft. extension at ...$16.75
$19.00 round, pedestal Tabic, golden
oak, 8-ft. extension at... $13.25
$22.00 round, pedestal Table, 8-ft. ex
tension at , .$10.75
CLNSING OUT SEVE
RAL PATTERNS IN
Folding Go-Carts
Most of them have reclining backs all have rubber tire wheels,
today and Tuesday.
$2.75 Go-Carts, at' .$1.85
$3.75 Go-Carts, at $1.95
$4.10 Go-Carts, at $2.90
$5.00 Reed body Go-Carts. at.. $3.35
$7.50 Reed body Go-Carts, upholstered
in leather cloth at ;.$4.85
The sale is for
$8.95 Reed body Go-Carts, at. $5.95
$9.50 Reed body Go-Carts,' scat and
back covered in leather cloth I $6.45
$12 Reed body Go-Carts, with uphol
stered back and seat, parasol. $4.95
Lace J Curtains Curtain ; Goods, andf Couch 'Covers-
TODAY AND
TUESDAY
Bargains
Lace Curtain "at S0c": Pair Regular
$1.60 values' in white or ecru - tint - Cur-.
tains, with JJattenberg edgings and in
sertions. - ,
., Curtain Swiss at 40c Yard--ReiniTar
75c and $1.00 vard values in Curtain
Swiss, in. stripes of white, ecru, pink and
yellow. Also white v Grenadine in dot
pattern; 48 inches is 'the width of these
materials.,- .
Lace Curtains at $1.95 Pair Regular
$3.00 and $3.50 values, in white and
cream tint Nottingham Curtains, 3 yds.
long, 60 ins. wide all;new patterns. . ,
Scrim Curtains at $1.15 Pair Regu
lar $2.00 values in plain Scrim Curtains
With hemstitched edge; 2'A yards long
and 36 inches wide. ' - i - .
Curtain Scrim at 27c Yard Regular
45c materials in white and cream, 40
in. , wide and in new crossbar t-attcrn.
Fine Couch Covers at 19.50 Each
Regular $35.00 values in imported AV'il
ton Couch Covers, two patterns, one
with plain center and Oriental border
and the other in an allover Oriental de
sign.' yv '
Range Buying Is Made Easy
With Such an Offer as This
First Thirty Days' Free Trial, and Then the -'1. -
Buying Terms $5.00 Down, $5.00 a Month
The success of the woman who cooks is fur
thered by tlie use of a good range one that
can he relied upon to give the most satisfac
tory results in cooking and baking with least
labor, and economically. There is no reason
why such a range should not occupy a place in
your kitchen, when such a buying inducement '
is offered. We've placed hundreds of . ranges
in Portland homes on such liberal terms as
above mentioned. And, besides, you can se
lect any range in our line." They're the" best
made, niost' modern. ' most economical,' most "
reasonably priced. The "South Bend Malle
able" Ranged the "Supreme" Range, -the
"frmin" Rano-e ,t th i'r.i1' t; r '.,
xuu are sure 10 una one ot tnese tne range to THF klALLEABtEPAK.'rF
meet your requirements. lLhiw..(iJ4;lVrtljL
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