THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, ' NOVEMBER 12, 1912.
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ROYA
IS GUEST I N CUT
Portland Bound to Grow Be
cause of Quality of Man
hood Found Here, Says Mr
Faden; Grand Council.
"It takes men to build a town and
country and the present and future
greatness of Portland and tributary ter
ritorjr la and will be due to the qual
ity of the manhood I have found here,"
declared Supreme Regent McFaden of
' the Royal Arcanum, when he came with
Mrs. McFaden thla morning for his first
visit In Portland.
"I am Impressed with the bigness of
thla country as I have seen It," contin
ued Supreme Regent McFaden during
an Interview at the Multnomah hotel.
'It has) Impressed me with lta bigness
of opportunity and virility. It la a
stimulus to ambition to coma here." -
Hiking Xational Tour,
Buprcme negttut juer nuen is engaged
in a national tour that will have totaled
11,000 miles when he reaches hla home
CATARRH CURED
OR MONEY BACK
Catarrh- that disgusting uncomfort
able ailmentthe victims of which are
Botioeablo to .others at once, by their
eharaetarlstio manner of speaking and
snuffling, caused by the accumulation
of mucous, n&'ot ten by the offensive
dor, can positively be cured by Clover
Leaf Catarrh Remedy.
lt tm- MU ritinh la M nlM .Ka.-
.... M,,.U
get a bottle of this wonderful medicine
and cars yourself at once. If, after
following; directions on the bottle, you
do not feel Instant relief If you do not
breath deeply and freely If you do
not ultimately cure yourself then, sond
to the manufacturers and you, will re
ceive your money back. If your drug
gist does not carry it, send 60c to the
Cloverleaf Pharmacy, Inc.. Cloverdale,
Cal. - - - ----
In Richmond, Vav next December, HO
Is visiting with each of the 1000 coun
cils of the Royal Arcanum, the council
representing a membership of 262,000,
"I know no state Ahat haa made
more rapid Royal Arcanum advance
than Oregon." said .thtUnremere
gent. "What we want hers Is a grand
council That requires five moro coun
cils than Bt present, but I am sure
from the present outlook that It will be
a matter of only a very short time
until we have them. Oregon Is as
progressive from the Royal Arcanum
standpoint as It Is In every other way,
and I have been hearing about Oregon
for a long time until coming here has
become one of the most pleasant antici
pations of my tour."
Entertained at Luncheon.
When Supreme Regent MoFaden
reached Portland this morning he was
greeted at the train by a reception com
mittee composed of prominent -local
members of the Royal Arcanum and in
cluding Dr. and Mrs. Luther Dyott,
Colonel George W. Halten, j. E. Wer
lein, V. Vincent Jones, regent pf Mult
nomah council; Frank Wilmot, Frank
Dayton, Dr. Amos. He was taken to
the Commercial club for luncheon and
Mrs. McFaden was entertained by Mrs.
Dyott. This afternoon there will be an
automobile tour of the city. ; Mr. and
Mrs. MeFadoa will dine as guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Dyott. This evening at the
Masotilc temple, the supreme regent will
preside over the Initiation of a large
class of candidates for membership in
the Royal Arcanum, he being assisted
by the supreme regent's drill teamr
ASSESSED VALUE
II
on ni
i si h si si a sty w spar ww m m at
ULLUIF IlLI UIULU
MARKET PRICES
Assessor's Figures for Two
Lots Needed for Auditorium
Site, $17,000; Owner Asks
$45,000 for 14 Block
SCHOONER RAMS THE '
BATTLESHIP VERMONT
(United Prrai Ltaicd Wire.)
Norfolk, Va., Nov. !. With her port
quarter badly damaged from collision
with the schooner J. Holmes Birdsall
of Philadelphia, the battleship Vermont
s in xlampton Roads today. Tho
schooner rrfmmed the warship and had
her boom torn away and her starboard
bow crushed. The Vermont anchored
immediately after the accident and sent
lifeboats to the rescue of the Blrdsail's
crew. The latter refused assistance, and
tho Vermont then took the schooner In
tow.
Now that the street vacation proposi
tion has become the law, and the way
oponed to utilize the market block as a
site for the proposed Audltorlwm, thereat
Beams jo do a disposition among the
members of the Auditorium commission
to proceed with the construction of the
building on the South Third street
block. As originally outlined by the
commission it will be necessary In or
der to secure a site large enough for
the purpose, to vacate Markot street
between Second and Third, as well as
acquire a 60 by 200 foot atrip on the
north end of the block Immediately
south Of the market block. . .
In view, of the fact that, the com
mission will Jba compulled to UuytMs-
50 by 200 foot parcel from private own
ers, in event the market block Is utilized
as a site for the Auditorium, the pub-
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Ucatlon of Its assessed value for .taxa
tion purposes, at well as the value given
to lots . In thasurrounding blocks by
tho assessor, may prove of Interest to
the general public ' , ; t
The SO by 100 foot lot at the south
west corner of Second and Market and
the same sise Tot at the southeast cor
ner of Third and Market, together form
ing the 10 by 200 foot strip which the
commission will have to buy, are as
sessed at $17,000 for the land and 11750
for the Improvements, making a total
of 118,750 as the total value of the
land for taxable purposes.
The entire block lying Immediately
south of tho market block, out of which
this 60 by 200 foot strip is to come,
la assessed at $55,000 for the land and
15370 for ths Improvements. Edward
Holman, who owns ona fourth of this
block, ths two lots at' Third and Mill
streets, is understood to have recently
put a price of $45,000 on the propurty.
The single lot at the southeast cor
ner of Second and Market streets, which
is tljrectly across Second street from the
Strip required for the Auditorium sue,
Is-assessed for $7100, while the lot at
the southwest corner of Third arid Mar
ket is valued by the assessor at $9600,
with improvements at $860. "
CAR MEN PUT IN
LUMBER ORDER
evening of October It to visit a friend
on Smith creek. He did not return, but
his wife was not much alarn4:untira
few days ago, when she' notified ths
Sheriffs office.
Tho night of Langland's disappear-
tlOVTO CROW IIA
IRON
YAKIMA COUNTY IS DRY
OUTSIDE MUNICIPALITIES
n aKima. wasn. Nov. iz. De- win not make the hair greasy, and can
spite the fact that in WapatcT precinct I be put up by any druggist: Bay rum, 5
those not entitled to vote on the ques
tion nevertheless did so, and that in
East Sunnyslde the election officials
failed to make any returns, Yakima
county outside of the Incorporated towns
will be considered to have voted Itself
dry. A majority of 2208 for' the drys
in the othor precincts Is sufficient to
overcome all Irregularities In the two
precincts mentioned.
A BALD HEAD
BY A SPECIALIST.
Thousands of people suffer from bald
ness and falling hair who, having tried
nearly every advertised hair tonic and
hair-grower without results, have -resigned
themselves to baldness and its at
tendant discomfort. Yet their case Is
not hopeless; the following simple home
prescription has made hair grow after
years of baldness and is also uneaimlcd
for restoring ray hair to-r its original
color, stopping hair from falling out,
and destroying the dandruff germs. It
. On Prww trfHtied WH-
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 12. That the
commercial revival of the past few
months will suffer nothing by tho elec
tion of Woodrow Wilson Js the signifi
cant feature indicated in the purchase
of 100,000,000 feet of northwest lumber
by three leading car building companies
within the past few days. As the enrs
could not be built In time for bundling
this year's crops, -tlie purchase makes
for the belier that these big companies
expect continued activity In business
conditions throughout the country.
The lumber order was distributed as
follows: ' American Car Foundry' com
pany, 40,000,000; Canadian Car Foundry
company, 20,000.000; f ullman Car com
pany, 40,000,000.
Grays Harbor lumbermen got the bulk
of the bushiess.
ounces; Labona de Composee. 2 ounces
Menthol Crystals, one half drachm.
If you wish it - perfumed, add "half
io one teaspoonful of To-Kalon Perfume,
which unites perfectly with the other In
gredients. This preparation Is highly
recommended by physicians and special
ists, and is absolutely harmless, as it
contains none of the poisonous wood al
MISSING SHINGLE WEAVER
FOUND IN WILLAPA RIVER
cohol bo frequently found In hair tonics.
io not apply to the race or where hai
is not desired
Rayrhdna", Wash., Nov. 12. Lodged in
the Willapa Lumber company's boom
on the Willapa river, the body of Iver
Langland, a shingle weaver, was re
covered yesterday by the boom man,
after having lain in the water for the
past three weeks.
Langland, aged about 45 years, who
resided with his family, a wife and
three chUdren, In Ellis Garden tracts,
east of this city, left his home on the
3 CJ
Stylo 153
A Crossett tan
for the "fussy'
man. Just the
right shade.
Crossetts are
$4 to $6
everywhere.
LewisA.GTJQssett
Inc., Maker,
North Abington,
Mass.
ance a resident of Rlverdale addition,
who lives near the river, beard cries of
"help" about midnight and awakened
a neighbor, who assisted him In a
search of ths river bank. . , ,' .
There is a bruised spot near the
temple of the dead, man which might
have been received In his fall from the
bridge or which might have been dealt
him. jpf-i;' - -yi' ;;; v '
Journal Want "Ads-bring results. .. .
Hotel Ms&
Still has a few 'excellent" rooms emainlng
' 'for young' men Regular bachelor quarters. . . '
Near Multnomah iclub,
city ahel suburban car
lines, theatres and cafes.
Easy walking , distance
Low rates, with or with
out bath or meals. r ;
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LtiWNSDALE
AND YAMHILL'
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Crosset
Styoes
J. & M.
Other
Leading
Makes
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Purchases the Mammoth Retail Stock of America's Largest
Men's and Women's Raincoat Manufacturers at lk the Cost of Production
This Sale Will Afford 10,000 Men, Women
and Children an Opportunity to Procure
At the Greatest Money-Saving
Prices Ever Presented in Portland
days. With this determination in rnind, WE HAVE SLASHED PRICES RIGHT AND LEFT IN ORDER TO SELL EVERY GARMENT WITHIN THE SPECIFIED TIME.
Below Are a Few of the Many Money-Saving Bargains Sale Starts Wednesday Morning at 9 Sharp
All Coats Marked in Plain Figures-Look for the Yellow Tags Showing Tremendous Price Reductions
Ladies and Misses' Coats Sizes 14 to 48
110 Ladies' English SUp-Ons and
Double-Service Poplin Coats, fia.50
rarments, priced at
$0.15 sad
$4.95
05O LtttHC All-Weather
English BHp-Ons and Bn
pr1 Mohair Coats, (15 and
(13 g-arments, 7 QC
it $9 50 and. . . P ' ,0
Don't delay buying your
Kamcoat any longer-
buy it now.
160 X.sdles' $20 and $22 Su
perb AU-Wettaev Double
Service Coats and Zngllsli
BUp - Ons priced CQ OC
st $10 50 aua..pfD
150 of these Xadles' and
Misses' 935 and $30 gnperb
Double-Service Ooatsj the
new En glim Qaberdlnas
and Double-Xextare Sny
Ush Blip -Ons, priced at
;n7..14.50.. $12.45
ISO Ladles' Unexampled
Coat Bargraiss, beyond. com
parison, in Scotoh tweeds,
B n g l ish Gaberdines, Bllp
Ons, ate, ttca and $35 coat
S162B and... $14.95
$2.00
antLS' CAFES
95c
$2.75
GIRLS' CAFES
$1.55
$5.00
iGIBLS' GATES
$2.85
$2.70
GXRLS' SLXF
OJTS $1.45
$2.73
BOYS' BLACK
BUBBEB COATS
Snap Bnckles,
$1.95
Hats to Match
65c
7o SOTS'
SOVWSSTESS
$178
BOTV BLIP-OirS
Men's Youth's Coats Sizes 14 to 48
840 Uon's and Youths' Tug-
llah SUp-Ons, $13.60 Coats
priced now at
only
$6.45
373 Men's All-Weather
English Slip Ons, Craven
ettes and Overcoats, $15,00
and $18 values, dQ rrt
prloed now at. . . . p.UV
450 Men's Superb All
W s a t h e r Bouble-Serrloe
Coats and English Bllp-Ona,
Superb Combination Bain
coats and Overooats, $18 to
&VatU.." $10.50
343 Washington
foe Door West C. .
or seventh OtreCl
343 Washington
Street
560 of these Ken's and Youths' $2$
to $30 Superb Double-Bervioe Coats,
the now English Gaberdines and
Boubls-Tsxture Slip -. d 1 O f C
Ons, priced at $15 and. .Tc
150 Ken's tmexampleoi Ooat
Bargains, beyond oomparW
son. In Soot oh Tweeds,
English Gaberdines, Slip
Ons, eto $32 and $33 ooat
values at djj a nc
$1625 and.. S 14.99
Store was closed all day
Monday f or purpose of
arranging and mark
ing stock.
On Door West
: of Seventh
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4UP0RTANT Intsnding-buyers who de- -
ire to make a careful selection are advised
to call during the early hours. Above we
give just a few examples in the greatest
raincoat bargains ever witnessed in Portland
$3.95
Men's Short Goodyear Rubber
Boots at ,.
Men's Hip Boots at. . . ,$590
Men's Long, High Hip Boots $7.00
500 Mch'r ShH LacW
Tan Rubber Slip-ons, $5
values
$1.95
The illustration herewith
gives jusf a faint idea of
the many different models
and style effects.
MEW'S BSVAOX BTJBBES COATS O nC
$5.00 values D
MEWS BZiACX KXTBBBX COATS d A fr
J8.00 values .4. y O,
KBITS . B&ACX SITBBEm COATS flt r a f
$7.50 values.., ,.,, $0,45