HE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1910.
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First Tima In Manv Years Will
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' Portland, Oct t. To in Editor of
The Journal After 80 years my ayes
are opened. : I am a Republican. I
have votd the tlck?t: lor" JO yeara' In
this city. I have never voted for a
Democrat but once, and that was for
the late. Judge Bhattuck. , 1 have' never
mixed much In politics, but I, am very
much Interested this time.'. f J.
. Before the primaries It was assembly
and anti-assembly, Mr. Malarkey and
Mr. Logan went out on the stump and
told the people that the "old guard" and
the corporations want to get back Into
power and thatthe good laws we now
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SEE TH Wt
thiftride-mark is on
every bottle of Cod
Liver Oil you buys
K Una's for the
original standard
and only genuine
preparation of Cod
Liver Oil In the
world ' J
Scott's Emulsion
Cod Liver OH preparations with
M this trade-mark are only chtap
imitations, many of thern containing
harmful drugs or alcohol. Be SURE
to get SCOTT'S. ALL DRUGGISTS
have will be killed. Now after, the pri
maries this same Mr. Malarkey and Mr.
Logan are out stumping for, Mr, Bower
man, assembly candidate for governor.
What do- they think? Do they think
the people are fools or short in the up
per story? , Let 'ine tell you in short,
Mr.' Malarkey wanted nomination and
he got It .That's all be wanted, and all
he cared, for. Mr, Logan got the chair
manship of the county central commit
tee, and that is all be . wants at the
present time. ' v. . . . ;
Mr. Malarkey is the same Malarkey
now that he was when attorney, for the
street railway company, Tind Mr. Logan
la the same Logan that took part In Mr.
Simon's assembly when .'we got Mr.
Simon for mayor. Mn Mr. Simon we got
Harrlman for mayorr and we will, have
Harrlman for governor If weelecf Mr.
Bowerman.
But if my vote can stop It, here she
goes. For the first time in my life, I
shall vote for a Democratio governor.
that honest man that -enade good from
uutcher wagon id, and his name is
Oswald Wost. A. REPUBLICAN.
CiTYTO lrViPROVE
IIS I'll! GUM
Free Employment Office Has
Jobs for Many and Applk'
; cants for' More. . '
bound gravel, train , descending Elk
street hill this morning crashed into an
inbound Dasgenre car of the Hardls
avenue line, tore off the entire front of
the' car and so badly injured Motorman
Walter Goodman and George Crawford,
passenger, that physicians hold out
little hope fqr their recovery.. , V .
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Stage Collapses; Many Burt, :
(United Ptms Lmm4 Wire.)
Los Angeles, Nov, J. Ernest Rudolph
Is lying at the German hospital and
a score or persons are smrenng irom
cuts and bruises as a result of the
collapse of a stage in Turner hall,
where 80 members of the. Pacific
Saengerbund were rehearsing. The
singers were precipitated to the stage
amid a mass of beams and boards. Ru
dolph was unconscious when taken , to
the hospital. None of the other . was
seriously hurt
U. S. TRIES AGAIN TO
: BRING HEINZE TO TRIAL
(tTolttd Prete Leaied Win.)
Washington, . Nov. , X: A final ; effort
on the part of the government to force
F Augustus Helnie to face trial on
charges of defrauding the Mercantile
National bank of New York was made
here today, when the supreme court was
asked to review the action of Tnlted
States Judge Hotigh of New Tork in
quashing most of the. counts la the in
dictment. Helnie was twice indicted
by the federal grand Jury in New Tork.
After' a lengthy hearing Judge Hough
quashed mostf the counts in the two
Indictments. ' f ; '
" Telephone) On Completed.
Athena, Or., Nov. a. The special con
struction gang of the raclfla Tej'
and Telegraph company, which hn he- ;
building a line from here to La own.! .
crossing the reservation Juet south o
thla city, took Its departure MwnU.1
after about three months' work? in 'thU
part of the country. . 4,
Christensen's. Dancing Schccl
Forming a new class for. adult begin
ners. Phone Main 6017, A-4680.
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Clyde Jenkins, 424 Everett St.,
Battles With Flames Start- 4
ed by Party Unknown."
An attempt to burn down his house
was discovered last night by Clyde Jen
kins of 434 Everett Street.. and the
flames extinguished beforw-they had se
c,ured a strong' hold. -Jenkins reported
to Patrolman K. C. Nelson that early
last evening some one entered his base
ment and poured kerosene on, the cord
wood, then applying a match. The in
truder escaped- by window, which he
had opened and Jenkins shortly' after
ward detected the odor of smoke com
ing from the basement. He hurried
down the stairs and put out the tire
with buckets of water. I; :
The attempt last night was the sec
ond which had taken place in three
days and in both cases the .owners of
the houses declared that they hove no
enemies, so far as they know. Both
were inclined to think that boys or a
pyromanlac were responsible. -"i
knowledge.
i In the women's department -efforts
are being made to furnish the best do
ttiest lo help available 'A record is kept
of : each 1 applicant references are re
quired, and .the bureau hopes to be pre
pared, within another month to supply
a good servant , without' delay,
' For October,. 190J, the bureau secured
2083 jobs for nen and women. There
were 1901 male and 182 female. The
average cost was 9. cents each,,.
' Car Collision at Bclllngham.
; ' ' (tTnlted Preu Lttsed Wire.)
Bellingham, Wash., Nov. Z.-r-A. south-
Klamath Falls planing mill ships its
products as far cast as New York City.
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'Efforts will be made. by the' city this
winter to improve methods of handling
the unemployed through the free em
ployment office. Many business men
and, contractors v'have agreed to. rely
upon the .pftrce ' for men.; . "v t
J.' G. 8ch'roeder, clerk' of the bureau,
1 soliciting the cooperation of allenj
ployers, ? The nauner In which laborers
have been. defrauded by the north end
licensed employment offices has brought
about an .appeal for everyone to patron
ise the office conducted by the city,
where jobs can be had without the pay
ment of a fee: With the advent of winter,-
work Is becoming , acaxce, . but the
applications, become greater.; The clerk
Is trying to equalize this condition and
accommodate the laborers as well as the
employer. ;,.,
The repprt of Mr. flcliroeder for' Octo
ber shows that he secured positions for
2469 men and women, ' There, Were 2304
men and 165 women. ' While the large
majority are laborers, the class of work
is getting higher, and there Ir a demand U
lor, skilled men and women. During the
month the bureau filled IS positions as
experienced Janitors,, pine v cement fin
ishers, two plumbers, seven plasterers,
three .bricklayers, 'HViV office clerks,
four steam pipe fitters. 28 experienced day if necessary,
solicitors and a riirmber of other classes-... e. ti, ' x Mi
of work requiring considerable special rEu.H 5e?f ,ttVL ' WU.V ' V
The Old pliable
Union Painless
Dentists
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Out-ofTown People
ShouTd remember that our force is so
organized that we can do their entire
crown, bridge and, plate work in a
Bridge Work or Teeth Without
Plates ... ...,,.$3.50 to 85.00
Gold Crowns ......$3.50 to $5.00
Porcelain Crowns $3.50 to $5.00
Gold or Porcelain Fillings ,...$1 Up
jilver Fillings .60 to 81.00
IS YEARS' GUARANTEE
Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. Ms Sundays,
- 9 to 12.
Union Dental Co.
FIRST AND MORRISON STS.
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A Personal Invitation for You
Come in Any Time You Aie Always Welcome,,
The Proof Is in the Hearing.
We would like to visit every borne and invite the
people to our salesrooms to hear the Table that
.Sings and Talks. That's hardly possible, so we
want everybody to consider this a personal
tation to come and hear, the 1 able that
Sings and Talks. This ' wonderful in
strument plays all kinds of music, and
entertains so true to life that it is just
like hearing .the artists themselves.
THE
TABLE
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This Style Costs $200
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Concealed, In a massive highly orna
mental table of richly grained" mahogany,
Or fancy oak and other , woods, is the
most perfect talking machine mechan
ism yet attained in sound reproduction
under, the great Marconi's supervision
4ts tone being solid, dear, rich and
absolutely natural. The Table has com
partments to hold 180 12-inch 'double
disc records or 360 selections and the
top measures 28x45 inches. It is orna
mental, practical and useful for library,
parlor, clu$ lading-room or lodgeand
is unequaled as a perfect reproducer of '
tone and sound fot entertainment You are invited to see and hear this wonderful table talk and sing
at our Talking : Machine Department Sold on convenient terms.
"The Table That Sings and Talks" ir the latest unique,
practical and attractive application of the talking machine
not a mere concealed horn graphophone,. but a wholly, new
musical instrument. Come hear it today or tomorrow, and
be convinced. 1 '
The largest Sealers la Talking
VachlB.es and Supplies la West-
- ' era America.
SSI, 853, 889 Washington 81, Cor.
Eighth (Park) Bt, the ' Always
Busy Corner. .
THE OKLT PORTLAND ESTAB
LISHMENT SHOWING IMPAR
TIALLT BIDS BT SIDE ALL
MAKE 8. ALL RECORDS AND
ALL EUPPLIES AT ALL TIMES.
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Trefousse Gloves ($2 in all Stores) Special $lM-
LafUes' Trefousse , Glove, in glace finish, finest quality of
French kid. I'hfee-clasp overseam style, Paris .point stitcning
Colors brown, tan,' modes, slate and black and white1, in all sizes."
$1.25 Kid Gloves
Special.
87.
$1.50 KiaGloves,
Special.
-Exceptionally fine kid, over-5" One-clasp Kid Gloves, pique
seam stitching, two-clasp style, . sealns,;" Paris point back, in
in brown, tans,: grays,, black, tans, browns, gray,. black and
and white. " - white. . . .
$2 Imported KittGloves Very Special at $149
r-Thi$ assortment comprises the finest qualitjf of selected tad
gloves of various Frencfy and Italian makes. There is a wide
range of styles such as mocha with embroidered backheavy
cape gloves With prix seams and pique seams embroidered
back oneclasp style in capes mochas, one and two-clasp, in
gray, chamois, tans, browns and white.
$3.00 Glace
Kid Gloves
!97.
New Sample, C
Gloves, Sp'L Z-JI
.8; 10 , and 12-button length Ladies', women's and chil-
Kjd GloVes; overseam stitch- dren's fine quality Chamoisette
ing. In ahis assortment e and Sued- fa light and dark
have only bjack, white and . ... , , . , ,
tans. We close them out at coIors' L,sIe Elovcs- s,lk and
this ,, very special , grice ; all . wool children's mittens, all
sizes. " ., 4 '. Kayser's make. Values to 95c.
Our Annual Glove Sale
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Our November Glove 'Sale grows bet'
; ter each year. It'sa sale that saves buy
ers one-third and ntdre and aV the same
time affords the choice of immense as
sortments in style and shades. Prices
. are fully 15 per cent lower than last
year's sale, and cannot be equaled out
side of Paris. During this sale
prices are greatly reduced.
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Sale of
Suitcases
and Bags
H f 1 riiiffiTBran Is
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Novelty Belts Designed for Women,
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Misses and Children
Values to 95c, Your Choice 25c
J An, importer of Fine" Leather JBelts, discouraged "by the back
ward Reason 'fa' the easf, telegraphed iis a-price concession oh
3000 belts, "provided "we, took the entiri stock. We purchased
atlhese .belts on the reputation, of this impqrter. They ar
rived consist of" suede belts, calfskin, patent leather, in all
hfc-new fall styles, in different widths. In all sizes.t Black, red,
white and other colors., ' V ' " '
No Groceries
No Liquors
No Bakery
No Restaurant
Here's a Suitcase Special at $395 .
Genuine Leather Suitcases, "24 inches, 6 inches deep, inside
leather straps, linen-lined, full-sized shirt-fdld, solid leather cor
ners, brass lock, with straps.
A Real Cowhide Gise Special at $5.00
Genuine Cowhide Suitcase, 24 inches, 2 j4-ounce stock, solid
riveted, sole leather inside leather "strap," full-sized shirt-fold,
linen-liijjd, brass lock, "with straps. . . -.
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This Karatol Case Will Surprise You
Special at $1.25
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24-mch Keratoi Suitcase, 6 inches deep, inside leather straps,
solid riveted, absolutelyjwaterproof, with brass locks and bolts-
a B. Corsets .'' MERCHANDISE OF MERIT OtfLY w. B. Corsets'
fiv 7TT fhiry nnrn r OUR ANNUAL sale of!
mm mm m ssw mm . mmm. m m aw . . -
IVlUOlVy O L V-ICi STUDIES and INSTRUCTIONS
Every JVard of Dress Goods in This
' ; Store Reduced This Week,
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That women have been appreciating th'is sale is proven 'by the
eager-throngs that have crowded our Dress Goods Section this
entire week. '-Tp properly, serve this vast throng we have im
pressed into service extra help from our various departments.. '
We continue this sale until Saturday night. Fabrics of every
weave and color, in both black and colors, are wonderfully re
duced. 'Materials for coats, street tresses, children's coats and
dresses, skirts and party dresses are aif radically reduced.- , '
' Prioe.Ftloe.
Bio h, Inventions a 41
87mpbonles, XUa4iworta.$ .00 21e
Bach, little 'Preludes and
-rig-ares, mindworta
.60 IT
M 184
Been, Bright afetsengers.
Beelhoten, Bonstas Tor
ftn6, VoU 1 and VoL 8. . i.5o K5$
BO 18
Berens, STew School of Ye
. looitjr, 4 hooks, Op. 61...
Bertini, 74 : Stndiea, Op. .
. 83 and Op. 99.......... L14
Berttnl, Easy studies
Wlthout Oetaves, Op. 1
loo ; ' ,40 14
Bertini, little, Weoes and
Freludss .40 14
Bnrgmntltr. Twenty-five "."'.
sjiv. Kelodloua Stadias. ' '
,Op. 100 10 SSetj
Cnaoalnide, Piano Album. .L00 33
Chopin, WAltxea M 18
Coopia, Hocturnes . . . . . , ,78 24
Cbopta, Alb tun of Isvorite -Pieoea
. 1.00 S3
dementi, Sonatinas ..... M 18
Ccmoone, B0 Tooal Vjessoaa
fot medium voice . . . . . 410 18
Cserny, Bobool of Telocity,
, Op. 899, complete .... . ..
"OzernjF, ,1amt
-books eacb .
.00 24
four
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Preparatory
.30 O
Caernv. 100 Pxeoaratorr
obAnlsm. Op. 130 . . . ... JK 18&
Cserny, Sxerciset in Pas-.
saj r lay ing. - up; uni. .
i 18
Pub. Our
Price. PMoe.
Czerny, Preliminary
School of Dexterity, X)p.
630
Buvernoy, School of Xe
obanism. Op. 180 .....
BO 18
M 18
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Epsen, Tea, Piano Pieces. . .60- 24
Godard, Pavorlte Composi
tions
Onrtitt, Album leaves for
.Young. Op. 101.......
ReUer, SCelodlous Studes.
1.00 42
M 16
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KeUer, Progressive
us. upr e
LOO 24
Stud-
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Keller, sludles for
Rhythm a&a Expression.
Op. 47 ...,,.... 1.00 24
JW 18
M 18
BO 18
Sors, Scales Mid Xxerclsea
Xobler, Zlnrt stadlesw Op.
60 ......... t . .......
Z6bler, Ubtle Stndiea for
Velocity. Op. 167 .... .
Xobler. Baaievt StudlM.'
Op. 01 ................ JO 13
Zohler, Short Studies of :
Velocity. Op. 844..... 'M 18
XuUak. Method of Botave
. PUring. Op. 48. Vol. 1. UO 42
Xullak, Method of Octave
Playing.- Op. 48. VoL a 1.00 42
Xublaa, SoaatlaM
JM 18
itemblne7venfl"'siudie,
60 24
yoesobbora. Studies la
. TechaUiue and Bxpres- 1
son, 3. bocks, eoh. .... J50 13
aCendelsiohn, Songs Wltb-'
out worts ............. 1-00 33d
Pub. Our
Prioe. Prloe.
Xjoesobbora, Studies for
Zntermediate Grades, 3
, books, each ........... . JO 13t
fcoesebbora, Studies for
- Advanosd Grade, 3 '
books, each '30 13
acosart. Piano Sonatas.... 9.00 64
Kasoa aad Uatbja wa.
Primer of atuslo....... ,.78 49
Siatbewo, Graded MaterU s
als 8 -books ., 1.00 42
gtreabborff, Melodious
Etudes. Op. 63 .78 21
Streabtioav, Melodious y
Etudes. Op.. 64 i- ,78 21
Sobumana, Seenes of .
ObUdbood. Op. IS ..... M 0
Sohnmaaa, Album for
4 Tottng Op. 68 JtO 18
Sobmttt; Preparatory Bx - '
excises ................ Jtt . 0
Sobubert, Album Of Piano '-
Compositions .......... 1X 33
Yaooal Practloal MetboA
of Stnglng Soprano or
Tenor, . . ........... . . .78 24
VaceaL PMotlcal Method " ' ' j '
of Singing Alto or Bari
tone ....... ... .... .... .78 24
V. V. B. Method for Man
dolin, T 1 o 1 1 n. Guitar,
Banjo ........ .'. ..... . .78 24e
Kobler, Xrttoeff Edition.
Weber ft Stark, Parts 1
and 8.................. 8.00 33
Ohristofaro, Me t b 0 d for ''
.Mandolin IM 33
Wlcbtil, Young . VioUnlit. . .78 33
Dictionary of bTasio ......... 80
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$1.50 House Dresses
' 98c "
One-piece Ifouse Dresses
made of. plain blue cha'm
bray, figured or striped per
cale. With plaited ; fronts
and' square Dutch r neck,
with fancy bandings. , ;
$2.50 House Dresses
$1.69 :
-rffhis ones'- piece House
Dress made of black , and
-whito ft-hv.k f la nneletter
fancy figured percale 1 in
dark and light colorings.
Trimmed with bias band
ings or pipings. 4 Made with
a round neck.
W.B.Nuform$lOO
Our famous W. B Nuform
Corset, made ) with the new
medium bust, Jong hips and
back. Of an extra good qual
ity coutil J Has three pairs of
hose supporters attached. Has
a . drawstring in the front.
Lace trimmings
; :$2:75Nadia$L75
Thrfpopnlargdiar-Corre-of
fine batiste. Medium bust
New long hips and back. lc
supporters attached. Lace
beading ami ribkin- and ai?i
trimmings.' , ; .