The Oregon daily journal., April 26, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

TJllT OlitGO.W DAILY JOUJIN'AU IQUTLAND. ricJDAY LVL.NING. Al'iilL ti. 1912,
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CZAR'S 'HOLY MAN'
SENT TO SIBERIA
1 every man
School Childrtn In Each City Bill for LocaJ Government In He Win Trade Places With
Will Get Chance-to Learn
Alaska Gives Partial
Bishop He Caused to Be
Banished.
Poultry Feeding.
Home Rule
SUFFRAGE SCORES
VICTORY IN HOUSE
ME 5
STOPS
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tar will MM it k-M U ll(Mi law as
MM !. TM ul fc U cUi
af C C .-. mt IM c4Uf
NV K It, TtMHt f tmea4. Jealar la
rt.e. WaaA af Ike awbllf y aataHiaal.
U la lata til - leive) af laa
lit. a4 Bee erfeg4 aa lalataallag
pni'ia af wr a4 s)aaiea at fwtleMa
,fe laa llaae la ear la la ales la m.
Klrel Ikare alU Ik lactate seal
4MMuilflla aat-aclallf far laa atrMl
eMMraa. aieb laai from fcalf aa
Wouf aa Kaui. follow lag iKat there
ill Ma MIf ar Lcmra tot lie
rel il4 aa Tliry ra4ia." aa4
laafaaflar laaaa talseaeled will M gtrea
liatMiiriUo iM a cKuk la la
ai I h ear hibiia. Ar. MIf
hour (art era for the gaaaeal publU aa
"tloaslag Cntckada" aim) 4 amalrv
lloa m at MM af ea soar ar an or
rill eioaa im pra-gram.
Tkw 1JI M epportuatly far eery
aaa la ak a,ulloa.a raaardtBg Iba
la Ilea af prebleaaa of I hair par
ticular leoalle. a-e MI IM greet!
poaalble eatount of prartkel help may
M ira la alL mala tupertnieftdaat af
ftVheola U R Aldrnaa Ma arranged to
Mva laa achael rttlldraa I aaoti lows
vol 14 by Iba car aitaod lha laelurea
and detnoBeirellona This la la M
I day I ear af IM Willamette, L'mpqua
and Kogue rivar valleys.
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rraf a Hf nM ikmi tm IM
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fU b4H4tabla laa Haaataa
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who rea
ds this
ba'Ual Maa rxla. vltb aaliHNll .l4 1 KiM'Ua laa !rj tM ia.
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TM baaar fll4 1 M4 M I twniri httwll. bIU
cxakalarabla fltalaa la IK aa-
lial. b4 i U aaix atua4 a
farlb aWaal la wU U r h4f r,
Iba aWialtol tMaUr froa Wtaoraata.
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a14 M baaat IM rai4a
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aabol tttraaaiall farria af (Ala
bema.
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411 af WfuaBlec Yr tbr r taora m.
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PROMISES TO EMPLOY
"' lfSwe ar iba rar .Kkwif.
vaia a M4 iKal mii ib(wab bia
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rMl ar Kuiulli'l un.
vr. liUboa tla.wv. aalaal abjai
& ui rMir aioifaja aaa aa-aar-!
'- MaUb.4 Ma ba ailanata4
w .itum Vila ika "Tka!
raimiif lAiiaalioa af
ua a pact, iba raar flaall
aua m ia g.i r4 af bin filabaa
"""l" vaa aa ra-aJl4 rra Ivaa,.
labaaaai aa4 !)! M ala a Unwal
f iba 9twt4.
LOCAL LABOR ON SPAN ORGANIZATION FORMED
BY THE HOE CLERKS
IV kVili Coba. MRlW af lb
brlda vaanniliie af Iba rlly biartillt
Mr4. yvalartla r rtal4 tf(lnr
llarpa. rapraaoallnc Mo4)aahl la Iba
(arrlaloa of Iba CunaLructloa af Iba
parairuclur of lha Hroadaajr bride.
urriiB B II la llMtl r lari aa
nation, amilalad arllh lha M.iia..!
wr..r aaaw-lalloii. with baad4af1ra
fletala la anplo, lx-.l Labor ao far a lha or.,, holai Urdnaadar lfM
",bl- " mldnUhl Tba r orranlaallea
"II b coma to ui." ald Mr. Cohen, alarta out a lib a ...k.r.M. f
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nillaliStf Farmrf Dlm AfM M.
aal la TM iaraal I
For! Ore. Or,, April 4. Aamual
Urara. a preaalnanl farntar of Hlllalda.
4 mil )orthal ef tbla cltf. 414 at
hi horn H'4naUr. " T'- Mr.
Mara wai bora la Io and mar-
rl4 la lb aama lal to Mia Claau
I'ooiilock la 1171. Tb m yr lb
young eoapl raov4 lo Orgon. locating
flrat In Polk county. Flva yr latr
thr cam to Waahkngton connlr, and
inai irva compaar b proa in mill. lU ntn.tM ui.. .
""'"'"J ' tmm i I rn y jiowavar. It la aaaurad that maay
.u.ir "' imi cwm in oulalda rlflaai Kill
waa noi ma raaa. iia aaio inn in m. imimlwri befor man nam.
h.i .w.Ut . t . . ....
""' ,w I aitwiing win ta bl4 vrT
nrn ana arrrraj o u oia mn aa aiwrma and nnlll parmananl club room I
"" awwui wmcn in raiaonan a i ara obtained lli xwi.iio. win .a
.nuii triw. mi wmmiiin miinicieq mii araalun al lha arlou hoalalrla
tna inimwr o i inivimro aa luinia ncil marling will M hld at thai
ina nuraoar OI worarnan ampiojra on in lowr May t llarau of tb fcraak
P0- f l nilit ahlfla. lha hour achadulad
cnintT arairui aaia nt uq m-ni- ror ina ma-tlna haa haa rtau4 iMi
it maoa a Tian io ina nni oi m p m. -j lla Drw aaaoclatlon- chartar I
would investigate the merits of Moyer
$15 suits what a wonderful lot of
them would be worn
This message is to tell you that vou
will surely save money when you h uy
a Moyer $15 suit, simply because there
are no others so good at the price.
To know all the good points of Moyer
$15 suits, you must see them. We'll
be glad to show them to you; suppose
you come in tomorrow and let us fit
you out for Sunday.
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When you see it
in our ad,
it's 80
Pennsylvania Wtaal rorepanv at Htal
Ion. I'a.. and that tb work of fatrl
h.v. rld4 In tbla vicinity vr alnca. Mng ,h, M, for ,h, iirotkiw ,p.
n.iara ina wwow, in iviwinB tm.-. nrorlng ranldlr.
drrn aurvlr: Walter J., E. A, K. a
and Ethl Seara. and Mr. Blanch Kara
of Portland. Funeral arrleaa w.ra bald
today under tht kuaplcr or th K, of
P lodg with burial In Mountain VUw
reretry.
HANLEY LL URGE
An outlln ytem of elrctrlc light
waa decided n by th oommlttc for
the Illumination of th bridge.
commute win alto rerornmtnd that
heavy elnal rail b laid acroaa th
bridge ao that It will M unneceaaary.
to trar up the pavement If any com
pany la given a atreetcar franchise
aero th viaduct.
E
OF SUFFRAGE
BIG DRIVES WILL COME
DOWN SANTIAM IN 1912
(gperlal b Tb Journal t
Staylon. Or.. April 14 Word ha
raarhad here that lumber crewa are at
William Hanler of Burna. Or., ha an-1 nrk fh. timber alona tha nnnur
nounred hlmaclf an out-and-out advocate U,,,, preparing for the aprlng log
of woman auffrage, and tomorrow drlv. ,t .utd .h.. between i.OOfl.-
win be number 14 and It will arrive
in time for dlaplay at lha next meeting.
At th ronrluilon of th tn Wad-
rir.,la night, a voia of thank wa ex
tended to tha Oregon hotel minna
jn.inienl for IU court. ar In nermlttlna
I lie member the uaa of room for thai
elon.
following ar th officer ehoen:
John Kuran. of the Bowera, prealdent;
C II. Shafer. of th Imperial, flrat vie
prealdenl; P. A. Keynolila. of the I'ort-
land. aecond vie prealdent; P. A. lay
men, of the Seward, aecretary; Roa
Flnnrgnn, of tha Carlton, treasurer.
Th board of governor 1 compoaad
of th following member: Edward
of tho Lenox. Plere of th Be ward.
Knight of the Bowera, Hamilton of th
Imperial. Waet of th Portland, Mella
of the Oregon and Lrii of tha Cor-
nellue.
night at I o'clock In tha ballroom at
the Hotel Multnomah he will ba heard
Mibllcally on th question of equal
right. The meeting will be field 'undr
the auaplce of the College Kqual Suf
frage league. Mr. Hanlry's eubject will
te "Conaervatlon and Suffrage."
Sara nrd Kleld Ehrgott will give an
addren on "The Search for Social Bal
ance." Helen lallelne Baker wtll talk
on the eubject "Women end Freedom."
Music will bo furnished by Miss Mi
liar! Iiatesnian, who will give a piano
solo: Miss Kva Wells, violin solo, and
A. K. Davidson, baritone solo.
SUIT FOR $245,000 FEE
FAILS; HE GETS $4750
(United Pru Leseed Wire.)
Ssn Francisco, April 29. Suing for
1246.750. the largest attorney's foe ever
asked In a California court, A. A. von
Hovenberg Is today obliged to content
himself with $4760. The fee waa for
legal services rendered Mrs. Marl L.
Cone In connection with her famous
Il.000.0w0 ranch In Glenn county. Ths
Jury decided that Von Hovenberg's senr
Ices had been amply rewarded In the
14710 "Which Mrs. Con had already
pifld him.
Confederate Memorial Day.
(Speclsl to The Journal.)
Atlanta, Ga., April 26. Today was ob
served as Confederate Memorial Day
throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Flori
da and Georgia. The holding- of mem
orial exerciBes and tho placing of flow
ers on the graves of Confederate dead
program In all .cities and towns where
Hie day was observed. In many cities
publio offices were closed and business
largely suspended.
000 and 7,000.000 feet of logs will be
rolled out tbla aprlng, and the flrat
drive l expects to pass this place
a few weeks. A 8 lay ton la the first
town the loggers strike after weeks o
hard work In the timber, their arrival
here Is an annual event of some lm
portanc.
First and
Morrison rft
First and
Yamhill
3X
TB" tt at taat aw m . ,
11 ELjlL
FIVE STORES
s
Second and
Morrison
Third and Oak
87 and 89
Third
Oregon Bettler of 1813 Dies.
(bpeelal to Tha Journal, t
8tayton. Or., April 2i. Mrs. P. N,
Pennebaker, an aged resident of Marlon
county and well known In thrs valley
passed away In this city vpsterday
morning. Mrs. renneoaser, wno was a
years of age, came to Oregon in 1S4S
and located north of Salem. She had
lived In Woodburn and Mehama and was
at one time in business In Jefferson,
She Is survived by five children, one
of whom, H. V. Pennebaker, is a con
tractor and builder In this place. Inter
ment was made In the Stayton ceme
tery.
20,370 Women Register.
fUntted Pre Leased Wlre.
San Francisco, April 26. The total
number of women registered In San
Francisco 1s 26,570, according to th
registrar's report on file today before
the election commission. The report
shows that the women were backward at
first, only 314 registering during the
last two months of 1911 following the
enactment of the California equal suf
frage law.
Admiral Thomas to Retire.
(flierlnl to The Journal.)
Washington. U. C, April 26 The
navy will Ion a veteron and efficient
officer tomorrow, when Rear Admiral
Chauncey Thomas, recently In command
of the Pacific fleet, will be placed on
the retired list on account of age.
ALASKA MAGAZINE MAY
LOCATE OFFICES HERE
F. W. Swanton, president of the Alas
ka- club In Portland, Is In receipt of
letter from John W. Troy, editor of
the Aliiska-Yukon magazine, Srtle
In which It Is Intimated that the place
of publication of the magaxlne may be
changed from Seattle to Portland. Mr.
Swanton Is asked to take the matter
up with the local commercial orgaDlxa
tlons with a view to getting an Idea
of any Inducements that might be of
fered the publishers If they should
change their location.
The local Commercial club Is also In
receipt of a letter from the editor of
the magazine In which he states that
the publication, though established in
Seattle for six years, is losing money
because of Indifferent support by the
Sound people. The letter states that the
place of publication will be changed
to Portland, providing suitable induce
ments are offered by Portland people.
The magazine Is owned, edited and man
aged by Alaskans. The publishers ask
Investigation by Portland people, main
taining 4hat careful consideration will
demonstrate wherein Portland will be
materially benefited should this city be
made the place of publication.
McCabe Is Under Fire Again.
United rreaa Leased Wlra.i
Washington, April 26. Declaring that
Solicitor McCabe of the department of
agrlcylture and Chief A. D. Melvln of
the bureau of animal Industry knowing
ly have permitted the meat packers to
defraud the public by nullifying the let
ter and spirit of the meat inspection
law, Congressman Nelson of Wisconsin
has Introduced a resolution In the house
asking for an Investigation.
This Talking Machine Equal in Tone to Any $200 Machine
The
Talking
Machine
Which
Has
Caused a
Profound
Sensation
r
V
Was advertised in the Sat-
urdav Evening Post for -$59.00.
: ,
Easy Payment If DesirecL Pay $5.00 a
Month No Interest or "Extra Charges
Superb Favorite Outfit
Including Twenty-four Selections of Music
j? J
VillSIC 10.
Graves
Genuine Week-End Bargains
The week-end Is the busy time for us, principally because we have made it our custom at
such a time to put forward a variety of useful articles at genuine bargain prices. Our ordi
nary prices are always competitive, but our bargains here is where we loosen up. THE
REASON a little profit, your business acquaintance and possible future trade. It's worth
your while. "You will find it will pay to buy our way." EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
AND SPORTING GOODS.
Reg. Special
Family Scales, 24-lb. by oz.,
with, scoop $1.50 $1.10
Buck Saw, double brace, fine
blade 1.25 .85
Lawn Mower, 14-inch, with
Grass Catcher complete 3.50
Food Choppers, No. 1 Russwin. 1.50 $1.00
Cotton Hose, -inch, 50 feet... 5.50 4.75
Alarm Clocks 1.25 .85
Rule, 2-foot, brass bound, spec'l .25
Reg. Special
Tie-Out Chains, with swivel, 20
feet $0.85 $0.50
Tack Hammers .05
10-inch Ball Bearing Brace,
holds any kind of shank 2.50 1.85
Auto Screwdrivers, 3 bits 1.25 .95
Auto Drills, with 8 Drills 1.25 .95
Steel Square, 16x24 inch, good
value ; special .50
Floor Scraper, rosewood bottom I.S0 1.10
Oregon Hardware Co.
WORCESTER BUILDING.
70-72 THIRD ST., CORNER OAK, NEXT TO WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
-You Will Find It Will Pay to Buy Our Way"
Our Testimonials Speak for
themselves. We install all
kinds of plants and . :
do nothing but --, i
Heating and Ventilating
The W. Q. McPherson Company.
i Portland. Oregon
Gentlemen: Pardon ma for not belnar
more prompt In replying to- yeur letter .
of April 6th (ROM) ; the delay waa due
to the fact that I wished to talk with,
my tenants before replying. They ax
resa morougn s&usraction witn tne
eating system, and I am vary tnuen
pleased with the workmanship. '
The hot-water heater that you In
stalled Is a much neater and more coin,
plete Job than I have received from
others in the same line of business, t
am not disappointed In having glraa
the work to your firm.
Very truly your, '
W. A. llalslLKiK,
Contract Agent.
111. Fourth Street Ground Floor Store
Pre Car
First and
Alder
ssI 0 A00 """l X " n. .i . -Jj
100O
4000
IF you can invest $1000 anywhere, with more
definite assurance of increasing it to $4000
by the end of the year 1917, than by pur
chase of Real Estate in Portland, I certainly
would not expect you to invest it in East
moreland. Otherwise, L would, . ,
air rvka '
i
simply caa
net da nest
work vita tlese
slean. TneT do
aot cut properly'
How often harm yoa
heard this smtnaeion.
Possibly va bav
aid th
tkinc many times.
W har Scissors and
Shears that ara tnada
ris-ht ma da lor rai
wa)k bmtifully
a-5ntrn-
trad mark U atafflpaj oa
Fully W-rTBtl 1 1
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o all araaaa of tha ttMfr. npi. f
from sVa.Bl. yna.ir.'r ha.' ir
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