The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1911, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, . NOVEMBER 21, 1911.
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Newport Delegation Not Picked
by Council or Business Men;
Having Testified for C. & E.,
Railroad ; Maybe Picked 5 It.
(Special to Tfce loaroil. t
Elk City, Or.,. Nov.. its The account
of the hearing; held before the Intar
state Commerce commission last, Thurs
day regarding the passenger rates over
the C A E., Is attracting widespread
''attention In El 1c City, Newport, Toledo
and throughout Lincoln' county. ' - .
Much to their astonishment tha Ta?
qulna bay; people learn- that they are
In favor of retaining; tha old 4 , cent
tariff. As a matter of fact tho ma
jority of the people did not know they
were to be represented at . the' hearing
until after the -delegation had returned
home.
'. Who Chose tha- Delegation . w-v
This delegation,' which was from
Newport alone and represented no ether
I A Mail Carrier' Load
Seems heavier when ha has a weak back
and Kidney trouble. Fred Duchren,
mall carrier at Atchison,' Kansas, says:
'I have been bothered with kidney and
bladder trouble and had a severe pain
rons my DacK. wnen ever I carried
vy load of mall, my. kidney trou-
Increased. Soma time ao. I start-
taktnr Foley's Kidney Pills and since
tnem i nave gotten entirely rid
all ray kidney - trouble and am as
urtiinA ' naw an ' fvi n . TTnlAv'H KMnjtv
Pills, are tonle In action, quick in re
sult. No matter at what stage your
kidney trouble may be, take Foley's
Kidney Pills at once for quick and per
manent relief. , , .w ''.''.,.,
SKIDMORE DRUG CO.
Two ' stores. Main store ' 1 SI 3d it.
Branch store Morrison and West Park
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The Order Has Gone Forth We Must Have the Millinery Section for Holiday Display
Final Cleanup of Winter Millinery A Removal Sacrifice as This Announcement Signifies
$2 to $4 New
The price may seem to 3rou absurd because of its being so extremely low. But it is a fact, never
theless. In this assortment you will find velvet hats with crowns and upper brims of satin, and
other fashionable materials. 2 . , '
Abo dress shapes of the finest quality of French felts, some made
U I, of silk braids as well as an assortment of novelty shapes.
These hats are marked for instant Vemoval; as it is imperative that we use the space now occu
pied for holiday displays. ' . t t r.
$5, $6 and $7 Colored Beavers,
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Genuine colored beaver bats in a great array of 6hapes that sell regularly at $5.00,. $8.00 and $7.00.
As you know, there is nothing quite as rich in appearance, no more serviceable hat, than these
elegant beavers, now so thoroughly in popular favor;
We venture to say that never before have hats of this quality been
, sold at anywhere near this removal price.
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Many of them have the long, heavy fur, and many of them are made with a short velour nap,
which is so popular just now. ' , ,'. ' ; ,
The colors are those now' In greatest demand. ,
CT J D., Fur hats in a dozen
HA 1 5 shapes are most attractive, including small and medium sizes. J I .VO
Every Article
Store at Removal
part of the county,.' was not delegated
by the city government or picked by
the Commercial club or by any body
of citizens. A week ago V. H. Jenkins,
traveling passenger agent for the
Southern - Poclf to. and : J, K. Weather
ford, attorney for the road, paid New
port a three days' visit and there was
some little comment as to what re
quired their attention at this end of the
line at this time of year. After their
departure the following citizens left to
testify at the rate investigation; R.
A. Bensell, a well known old time
railroad lobbyist before the legislature;
John Fogarty, whose son-in-law owns
tha steamer operated on the bay In
conjunction with, tha railroad; M. Wy
gant, a civil engineer who has done
much railroad work; Mort Abbey,' man
ager of the Abbey hotel at Newport,
and H. F. Jenkins.
Bensell's Jocular Way. ,
That , this delegation supported the
C. & E. "with their whole souls," as the
story from Salem related, is fully cred
ited here. The suspicion raised In the
commission's minds that the first wit
ness, , Mr. "Abbey, had been drilled. ;.ls
.understood on Taqulna bay. Mr. Ben
sell, sent in as second witness,, much
as when the star pitcher Is sent in
when the team has got in - a . hole,
cleared the situation with a funny story
tegardlng ' his occupation, . the story
from Salem relates, and many a time
In Taqulna gatherings has Mr. Ben
sell's Joke diverted attention from the
point at Issue. . ;.:;;':-V;S ,
Effect on Bummer Excursions. 'V,
- Mr. Bensell went on to state that If
tha rates were lowered the summer ex
cursion rate would b taken off, which
the people of Newport did not want
changed. If this special rate were taken
off. Newport would suffer slightly the
first year, but the whole county would
enjoy the lower regular rate, '!' This
brings out .the fact that none of the
way station, which cannot buy return
tourist stubs as at Newport, were rep
resented,, though, reports from Toledo
and other points lead one to believe
that they are emphatically in favor. of
the reduction. Anyway, it Is considered
highly inprobable that this special rata
would be taken off In tha event that tha
regular rate was lowered. . ' '.;
The statements of Mr. Bensell and
Mr. Wygant also showed that the tall
road right now. carries most of tha
traffic at the special 1 cent rate. Mr.
Bensell said all Newport people travel
out on the unused stubs and Mr. Wy
gant showed that' 15 per cent of the
incoming business was on this basls. '
.-. All Right, UO.ll. Witnesses.
.The only two arguments advanced In
support of the action of thess repre
Fall Dress Shapes,
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different attractive models. Fbur
in the
Prices
No Liquors
No Groceries
No Bakery
sentatives were that they went out to
save the special summer rate for the
Newport people and that the railroad
company had a right to pick its wit
nesses and take them out on passes to
testify for them. This last Is admitted
but that these men should claim to
represent the people' views or give tha
Impression that they - did Is , what is
causing comment. ',"" ' ' ',. '
The statement that the peopl of
Lincoln county and the Taqulna bay
country are not In favor of a reduc
tion of the 4 cent rate Is declared en
tirely lnoorrect. ,-".-' ,
. Lincoln county Is believed to owe Its
position today as tha least developed
and most behind section to the lack of
transportation facilities and tha ."all-the-trafflc-wMl-bear"
policy of tha rail
road. - i Many commercial enterprises
and : development . ' schemes have been
repelled by this alone. ,
DOCKS PLANS WILL ' -'
BE RUSHED; LOCAL :,
y HELP IS PLEDGED
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dlnances do pot requle a -bond. title at
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"Meanwhile the Important work of de
veloping Portland's harbor plan Is be
ing delayed. . Tha- completion of the
Panama canal ts near at hand.
Portland must not be out of position
to share first benefits. I have there
fore consulted with a few business men
and they are willing to stand back of
the bonds, $1000 each. In .other words
they, agree to take each a I1J00 publio
dock bond, at the price offered by the
eastern buyers, provided there , should
be found anyjTlaw or defect not capable
of correction before the money due the
harbor engineers fell ' due. I feel so
confidant of the goodness of the bonds
and the affirmative decision of tha su
preme court that If the entire amount
of $10,000 should not be guaranteed, I
win stand back of It myself.
. "We were at first asked to Induce
the chamber of commerca to guarantee
the ' amount This was not feasible,
but the present plan la. The most sat
lafactory feature Is the advancing of
real work on tha plan for Portland's
pubiio docks.": -v .: '..;";' f'-.v.' ..
Representative A.' W. Lafferty will
speak at o'clock tonight at Wood
stock hall, Woodstock; Wednesday night
Alcasar hall, Lents; Thursday night,
Strahlraan'a hall,-' Sellwood; Saturday
night. Hill's hall, Williams avenue and
Russell street
Removal 25c
Removal $1 .98
of which are pic- Removal
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Eleven Mass Meetings, One
for Every Western Execu
tive, to Be 'Held.
(Special to Tse Imroit.l
St. Paul, Nov. SI. According to ad
vices received at th office of tha secre
tary of the Northwest ' Development
league In this clty.iNew York otty pfo
poses to begreatei than all the other
cities in the proportion of the weloome
that it will extend to the governors of
northwestern states, when they arrive In
their special train December H, 'V . f -
There being 11 governors In the party
there will ba 11 trass meetings held In
different parts of the city, one or eaoh
governor, two great dinner parties and
several other entertainments. The 11
branches of the Toung Men's Christian
association will arrange for the i mass
meetings In honor of the visiting exec
utives so as to have them meet with
the young men to whom Information
concerning resources of the northweatr
will ba of real educational value.
A visit to the Columbia university and
New . York; City university will ba one
feature of the entertainment A lunch
eon will be tendered the governors by
the . Merchants' asroclatlon, and there
will be"a dinner at the Union league
club, given by John A. Sliecher, editor
of Leslie's Weekly, whan editors of lead
ing New York publications and .Other
prominent Journalltts will ba present, , .
The Idea of a 'special train bringing
here the governors of tha northwestern
states from the Mississippi to the Pa
cific, together with four cars filled with
exhibits of agrluultural products, min
erals and timbers, has made a stronger
Impression here than could ba antici
pated. New York la waking up to the
benefits . it Is deriving ; from ' western
trade expansion, and la glad to be able
to get In touch with the men whose of
ficial positions entitle them to recogni
tion, as true representatives of the peo
ple of the northwest.
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Any Trimmed Hat in the Store
Removal $4.95
Plume trimmed Hats Excepted
Countless smart hats come under this heading. Trimmed hats
that are examples from our own workrooms and executed by our
head milliners, also many smart tailored hats reflecting the latest
Fall millinery fashions. .
Attractive hats that goes without saying, for every one of
these hats are new this season.
The selection is very broad including black and
colored hats in small medium and large shapes.
Smart hats in syles that are most becoming to misses and wo
men. ; ' i r r v., ' , ,
Thk sale is another demonstration of the power of price in this
remarkable Removal Sale.
Any Hood Selling Up to $4.98
Removal 98c
The popularity of these hats has not diminished one whi since
the -beginning of the Fall season. In keeping with our millinery
reductions, these popular hats are reduced with equal vigor.
To this end we give you the choice of any hood in the store, in
any color, selling to $198, Removal price 98c
MAYOR SIGNS CHECK
. . FOR $167,777.95 IN
CONTRACTORS' FAVOR
4 The ' largest . check , ever yet
a signed by Mayor Rushlight was '
f delivered to a 'representative of
the Schaw-Batcher company this
morning at tha city ; hall, tha
amount of tha check being $117,
777.96.:, This money is the pay
ment authorised by the , city
water board on the new pip
line contract. Fifteen per cent
of the contract price has been
withheld, pending the settlement
of a controversy over a delay of
.nearly five months In the com
pletion of the work. - :
Journal Want Ads bring results, '
NO BETTER WAY TO
BREAK A BAD COLD
Surely Cures the Most Severe Cold
nd Ends Grippe Misery in
. ' , Juit a Few Hours,.
The most effective and harmless way
to cure the Grippe or break a severe
cold, either in the head, . chest, back,
stomach of limbs, Is a dose of Pape's
Cold' Compound every two,, hours until
three consecutive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel . the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms going
after the very first dose. It promptly
relieves tha most miserable headache,
dullness, head and nose stuffed up,
feverlshness, sneezing, sore throat, run
ning of the nose, soreness, stiffness and
rheumatio aching. ,
Take this harmless Compound as di
rected, with the knowledge that there
Is no other medicine ..made anywhere
else In the world, which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after-effects as a 25-cent package
of Pape's Cold Compound, which any
druggist In tha world can supply.
After three years' research we have
conclusively demonstrated that quinine
ts not effective In the treatment of
colds or grippe.
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Cleaning Falls' City Streato.' -'
(Special to Tbt Journal.)
( Falls City,. Or.. Nov.- JL The city
council has Instituted a novel method
for cleaning Main street macadam. A
three Inch fire hose with water at a
pressure of ISO pounds sweeps the mud
into the gutters and thence to the low
lands. below, town,- ... '...,'
c: David W. Van Antwerp Is Dead.
.'.i.'.'K'V"'.' (Special' to The .Journal.)
'; Forest Orove, Oi Nov. Jl.-Davld W,
Van Antwerp, aged 76 years, died at his
home in this city Sunday after a short
Illness. Mr. Van Antwerp .was born In
Naw York, and afterward moved to 1111-
5th Anniversary Sale
This Sale Is Your Opportunity to Buy
a Bartholomew Quality Coat or Suit
or Raincoat at Real Bargain Prices
COME in first thing tomorrow morning, else the very suit
, or coat you want may be taken by some one else. Fig
ure up how much money you will save by buying now-ycom-pare
the regular price with the sale price, A 5 -s
- Coat Prices
Xeg. Irrioa,
ale
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laovoo
Sai.oo
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S28.O0
939.00
935A9
......1500
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82625
Suit Prices
Beg. Vrloe,
Bala Jrlca
......18 75
.....S22 50
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S40.0O
4S.00
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960.00
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The Bartholomew Company
Washington af Tenth Street
$2 to $4 Children's
We have taken all of the children's hats in our juvenile section
that sell at $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 and reduced them to one price,
98c This gives you the opportunity of securing a misses'' school
hat of in exceptional quality at less than the wholesale cost. .
These hats come In an assortment of pretty, -girlish
styles that appeal to the particular miss.
In this assortment you will find all the shapes ancTail the colors
most wanted in attractive youthful millinery. '
$3, $4, $5 Trimmed
You will have to see these hats to fully appreciate this unprece
dented low price. The cuts wilTnardly do justice, as they can
represent style only, v..,- - V ; ' y i -j
The quality of materials used in these hats is of the best And
the choice of the great variety of shapes makes the selection easy,
as there it a hat in the lot that will suit every taste.
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These hats are trimmed In a variety of attractive ' !
styles. Velvet hats trimmed with satin,-some with
furs, others with combination of satin and velvet.
In this collection you will also find many velvet hats in the pop
ular hood shape smartly trimmed with French wings and breast
effects, and with beautiful fancy feathers.' 9 : ,
It is undoubtedly the greatest collection of stylish millinery
ever offered at such a low price. . . . " ( , ; (1 r t . , , .
An immense display awaits your approval. . ,
Ostrich Feather Bands, RenioVal . 69c
Nove"lty Feathers, Breasts Removal 98c
5000 Fancy Feathers, Removal Y . 5c
White Beaver Hats, Removal $4;98
AH Ostrich Feathers at Removal Prices
Restaurant
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Every.
Meat Market
Store at
Pots and Pans
noia, from which place ha came to tM
city five years ago. He Is survived by
his widow and the folowlng children:
Mrs. Junor, Portland; Mr a. Echadler,
Portland; . Mrs. Carl Hlnman and ' Wil
liam Van Antwerp, Forest Grove, y
' Class Game Postponed,
- On account of the Washington-Jefferson
game, which will be played Thurs
day afternoon on Multnomah field, tha
Lincoln High , school class : game has .
again been postponed. ' The captains of
the teams figured on playing the am
Thursday afternoon, but will likely not
name a date until after the Jefferson
Waahington game.
COATS
Prlce.-
-Beautiful "White Polo Costs
and those popular swagger
reversibtes in a variety of
colors of mannish cloths,
' also English Raincoats In
cravenette and mannish'
cloths. -
SUITS
Many Beautiful Novelty Suits
mostly in , charming navy
blues or browns. These are
exceptional , bargains. You '
will admire the exquisite
trimmings, of fringe and
braid. : -" ' - '
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Hats, Removal 98c
Hats, Removal 98c
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Removal Prlc
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