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;,.i,V;;:i-.v-V.THE . ..OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, " WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4 10, 1815.
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1 Aopropriatloh" of $10,337 An
" nounced After Eugene Gives
, Promise of $11,000.
Euaene, Or,, Sept. 10. A 1 0,837 ap
propiiatlon from the government for
the McKeniie Kiver highway Into east
rn Oregon, to follow the $6500 (ranted
this'. year, and now being expended to
reduce all gradea to 10 per cent, wan
announced yesterday by Clyde It. Selt,
upervlsor of the Cascade reserve, after
private subscriptions amounting to $11,
000 were raised In Eugene yesterday. It
follows the announcement that the con
struction of this highway Is the princi
pal government road project in the
northwest. In view of the success f
private subscriptions In Kugane yester
day, the McKensle road project Js to be
carried before the entire state.
Plans for a mere feasible mountain
automobile road over this pass, connect
ing the Willamette valley with Klamath
Falht, eastern and central Oregon, have.
In three weeks been cnangea to tne con
struction of a mountain Doulevard.
along . the McKefizlo under the Three
Sisters, and Into central Oregon. Traffic
Into .California may eventually be di
verted over this road.
Of the 111,000 raised in 'Eugene yester
day, f 1000 was in cash from -22 sub
scribers and will be used Immediately
upon .the construction of four miles of
macadam near WalterviUe with $1200
which is being similarly raised 'n
Spring-Held and at .WalterviUe. The
Other , $10,000 represents the sum ; ex
pended by the Oregon Power company
four years ago upon tOOO feet of road
through solid rock. - The right of way
and this road, yet Uncompleted, was
donated yesterday . by the power com
pany.' Th forestry department fol
lowed this gift with the announcement
that It will cut the remaining 200 feet
of rock. The completion of this dis
tance, with that at WalterviUe, will
complete a macadam highway from Eu
, gene; to Blue River, 40 miles from Eu
gene.". .. : . .-'
At present actual construction Is tak
ing place- at six different places be
tween the summit of the Cascades and
- Eusrene, Involving the expenditure of
110,000, or which 16500 is ,the govern
ment fund, to reduce the grades to a 10
- per cent maximum on Dead Horse Hill
near the sutnmit. This work is over
half i completed at 'present. The re
malnder is county money, being expend
ed by supervisors for macadamizing and
repairing. " . -l: r
At WalterviUe residents are Installing
a roc crusner, and have. raised $750
among, themselves -for the- work. The
fund was raised to $2200 by Eugene
ana epnngnetd, wm which the worst
four Mtiilea on the- McKenzle will be
. macadamised this year. . Never before
in Lane county baa money been so avail
able for construction CI roads. Two
: aollcltors approached tl persons yester
: day, and 21 gave a, total of f 1000;
WATCHMAN FOILS NEAR
BURGLAR AT H1LLSB0R0
' (Spertil to The JwrU
Hillaboro, Or., Sept. 10. An attempt
was made early thla morning to break
Into the Oregon Electrlo station at thla
; place. While making his rounds about
t , Wr-lrwV. Wight . Officer Zumwalt dls
! covered a man cutting through one of
the station doors. He ordered the fel
low to surrender, but he broke and ran.
The officer ahot twice. Tha man ran
two blocks. Jumped Into an automobile
and got away. . He had a bole cut nearly
through tha door whan discovered.
TEAL RETURNS FROM
ANNUAL SESSION OF
THE BAR
ASSOCIATION
Convention at Montreal Was
Attended by Many Able Jur
ists, Says.Portlander, ;
Attorney Joseph N. Teat returned to
Portland laRt, night from Montreal,
where he attended the annual conven
tion of the American Bar association as ,
a delegate from Oregon. On the return 1
trip Mr. Teal stopped off at Washing
ton city to give his personal attention ,
to -several matters of local interest.
"The bar association convention at
Montreal was attended by many of the
best known lawyers and judges in this '
country. Canada and Kurope," atd Mr. '
Tear when seen at his office today.
'The chief feature of the convention
was the able address by Lord Halduna,
the lord high chancellor of England. )
Chief Justice White of the United
States supreme court. Premier Borden
of .Canuda, ex-President Taft and other
notables were also on the program In
fact little actual business of the asso
ciation was transacted because of tha
large number of set addresses delivered I
by the noted men of this country, teng-I
land and .Canada. . One unusual feature
of the meeting was the action of McGlll i
university , of Montreal in contemns
honorary degrees upon Lord Haldane,
ex-President Taft, Matre .' Laborl of
Franca, Joseph Choate of New York and
Frank B. Kellogg of St. Paul.
. nh. aAMal atria nf -h tneet lnr was
very pronounced, the people of Montreal
entertaining extensively In honor of tho
prominent delegates to 'the convention.
PHILIPPINES GOVERNOR
STARTS FOR NEW POST
San Francisco, Cal., Sept 10. Frau
ds' Burton Harrison, newly appointed
governor general of the Philippines,
. wa tha guest of honor at a luncheon
fcere today, given by the San Francisco
- cha,mber-of commerce. Following thy
luncheon Harrison waa whirled to th
Pacific Mail dock and sailed on the
steamer Manchuria from his new post
' Lewi Budget la $675,253.
Centralis, Wash., Sept. 10. Accord
ing to the budget prepared by the
Lewis county commissioners for the en
suing year, $675,255 will be needed to
run the county for the 'year. Of thl
amount $7,400 will have to be raised
by taxation. The budget lnc'udes an
Item of $5000 for widows' pensions.
PORTLAND PRINTERS
ASK ABOUT PLIMPTON
Whether, or Not He Is Prac
tical-Printer" Is the
Question.
(Salem Bureiv of Tfct Journal.)
Salem, Or., Sept. 10. The question
as to the lega,l qualifications of W. M.
Plimpton for the position of secretary
to the state printing board, It Is report
ed, has been raised by Portland printers
who have appointed a committee to in
vestigate the matter. It Is likely the
board will be required to pass on the
question. Tha law Bays that the secre
tary must be a practical printer of six
years' experience.
Mr. Plimpton said today that he took
tha position that a practical printer of
six years' experience waa a person who
had been engaged In the practical print
ing business for six years. Under that
interpretation he can qualify for the
position. He makes no claim to having
worked at the printing trade in the
capacity of typesetter for six years. He
said be would make no fight In the case.
but would leave the matter entirely up
to tna noara. The Question la. what Is
a practical printer?
Members of the board had not been
Informed that the printers contemplated
aiaing-tna-uuestion;
V
SEE THAT
URVE
Don't Worry
you break your lenses, phone
us we'll have them ready when
you call best and quickest op
tica! service in Portland. Eyes
examined, glasses fitted, lenses
duplicated QUICK.
,We take care of your eyes in
the "way of lens changes for
one year from date of pur
chase. No Extra Charge for This
Service
Glasses if needed as low aa
THOMPSON
OPTICAL INSTITUTE
, 209-10-11 Corbett Building. '
, FIFTH AND MORRISON
CUPID WINS OVER DEATH
AND GRANDPARENTS!
(BpecUl to The Journal.)
Baker. Or.. Sent. 10. Pearl Bovd and
Newton Van Cleave were married by
Rev. a A. Edwards at St. Elizabeth
hospital last night, the l-year-old girl I
Becoming a bride aa she lay in bed re
covering from an attemnt at aulofde.
following the refusal of her grand
parents, her guardians, to allow her to
receive attentions from Van Cleave.
When they ordered her several days asro
to see him no more, she shot herself
through the abdomen with a 22 calibre I
revolver. Inflicting injuries that at first
seemed likely to prove fatal.
Yesterday the grandparents with
drew their objections, and Van Cleavo
securing a license and minister, pro
ceeded to the, hospital where the cere
mony was performed. Physicians say
wio sin win pruoHuiy ue auie to leave
tha i.,i.nl,n 1 ln i . ... ,
i years oia.
BANKRUPTCY REFEREE
ORDERS STORES SOLD
(Hneelnl to The Jotirntl.)
Oregon CUy, Or., Sept 10. Referee In
Bankruptcy B. N. Hicks this morning
ordered the sale of the four stores
operated by the Barde and Levitt part
nership following the refusal of Federal
xuuro uvua 10 connrm tne bankruptcy
settlement of 46 cents on the dollar.
The stores, toother u-itv, i...
values of their stock and fixtures, are
Oregon CltV. 124.9.1?- IJnr.H .oit...
Corvallls, 19,86; Salem, 18,8S0. The
-w.ca win u noia as a group or sep
arately depending upon the highest
bids. fhe original store was opened By
J. Levitt in Oregon City. Later he went
Into partnership with "M. Barde of M
Barde & on, Portland, and the other
three stores were opened. Bankruptcy
soon followed.
CHINAMAN KILLED BY
TRAIN AT THE DALLES
n-u (Special to Journal.)
1 he Dalles. Or., Sept. 10. A China
man, while walking ln the O.-W. R. & N.
yards at this place yesterday afternoon,
was struck hv V "
tram No. 6 and was instantly killed.
"mpny with IS other
Chinamen, was walking to Seuferfs
salmon cannerv uk-. u
employe,i He was carrying two bundles
z " .. -" "c":ea ne was either deaf or
near slshted and could not detect the
aDDroarhinir train n. .
feet across the right-of-way and waa
dead when picked up by switchmen.
vnram, inquest was held last
ef,n!.n th? ,ury retur"el a verdict
exonerating the train crew of all blame
POLICE JUDGE QUITS .
BECAUSE OF FRICTION
Cent rail a a.. .
friction k7 " uit or
, '-"wr- ine city commission
fesndM c,J,K,Re C Camp, the latter
m. t7 rsl,1"n at tha Tuesday
commission. The reslg-
Mayor TJlOmtiMn r-. m n-r-.i
LTn8 t'aV -f-Camp.. oppo-
BUTTON, BUTTON,
We Have the Button
If you are in search of but
tons for your new Fall suit, coat,
gown or waist, buttons for chil
dren's dresses, lingerie, or for
any other purpose, you will find
them HERE, The largest but
ton section in the city.
First Floor
VICTOR AND COLUM
BIA MACHINES
$1 DOWN $1 WEEK
The ' new models in talking
machines and the latest records
in greatest assortment are to bo
found In our talking machine
parlors. Ask to see our Graf
anola Favorite in oak or mahog
any finish with 26 selections and
1000 needles.
SPECIAL $57.90
. Basement.
Underwear- Hosiery
For- Women art J CAi7
drenFor Boyk and
'". GirlFor Men.
No store is aa satisfactory
as this store. We carry many
lines of underwear, and hos
iery shown in no other store
in the city. Our assortment
is by far, the greatest. ? Our
prices lowest. WE HAVE
STOOD THE TEST.
;' " Notion Store.
i'Ten Thowand' U$eful '
Article$ Y
Every : woman -requires every
day some small Inexpensive but
very ' necessary notion. HA VE
YOU TRIED: OUR NO
TION SERVICET VTomtn
tell u our stock Is the greatest,
variety largest and qualify in
finitely better thin elsewhere.
Hair Goods Store
' ON THE BALCONY
"Our b.alr goods stoclt embraces
thf entire range of hair goods
requirements. Here you will find
hair goods of the finest quality
at the most reasonable prices.
Hair goods' that are scarcest and
hardest to find and most diffi
cult, will be found here in im
mense variety. v , Balcony
You Get lust What
You Demand
The joy of creating either
the tangible or intangible is the
recognized acme of happiness
and the fulfillment of the best
attribute of human nature the
desire to be of service to one's
fellow-man.
The artist who evolves his
ideal; the literateur who brings
forth from his imagination a liv
ing character; the men who con
ceive and build the mighty struc
tures of the world, down to the
strivers in the most everyday
walks of life, are all creators
and benefactors of 'the human
race: Our particular striving
now is the fostering of the
demand for the . best in
.everything.
The best qualities, the best serv
iceand the best in everything
is the inherent right of the
man or woman who is purchas
ing. And it rests with you, the
purchaser, whether you receive
the poor, the medium or the best.
Demand the best, and the best
will be yours. Be tolerant of
the medium, and the medium
will be yours. Be satisfied with
the poor and the poor will be
yours.
Help us to create by
manding the best and the
benefits will be yours as well as
ours. For the demand is father
to the realisation.
Mezzanine Fl.
A Plecsant
Rendez vous
for You and
Your Friends
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eJ'MercKandieo of CMerit Only"
51
Exclusive Agents for
"Adjusto Beir Petticoats
Fit Without a Wrinkle
I aiiored ouit tor rail
ine
Is the Most Important Question
of the Hour With Many Women
Some New Suits at $20
That we have assembled a very large collection of suits for
the coming season will be evident to every woman who visits
our ready-to-wear floor. . ; '
There are many models at $20 of fine all-wool cheviots and
serges, in Copenhagen and navy blue.
Suits that are correctly tailored in every way, with mannish
notched collars and reveres, and the sleeves set in without the
least fullness. Every jacket is lined throughout ;with finest
yarn-dyed satin. The skirts are made in the season's latest
draped models. ' -. -
Very plain are these suits, yet possessing all the style of a
much higher-priced garment. Third Floor.
Wool, Merino, Silk and Wool, Cotton
"..4
Union Suits for Women and Children
Light, medium and heavy-weight garments in every
style. Our union suits are hand-tailored, perfect fitting
and in a range of qualities and styles not shown in other
stores. The best American underwear is featured in this
section, together with the finest imported Swiss makes.
fourth Tloor
A Group of Interesting New
Fall Npvelty Coats for $1 6.50
Out of the multitude of styles produced thus far, and shown by us,
we make mention of this particular group of coats that are especially
inviting from the style viewpoint, and their remarkable low price, com
bined with their adaptability ss they are coats that can be worn dur
ing the day for shopping and calling and as evening wraps.
Made of an imported fancy boucle in two-toned and striped effects
a fabric that will be used so extensively this season.
Al are shown in the correct length, having the side button, flounced
and 4raped about the figure in a most artistic manner, having trlm
minga :of braid and fincy buttons, also velvet collars and buttonholes,'
velvet bound. In colors you have your choice 61 navy and brown.
. ' ' ' "V , , Third Floor
Smart New Serge Dresses at $10.75
You will find these new dresses of unexcelled style, as they
represent the newest ideas in tailored serge frocks. The ma
trial used in their construction is an extra heavy French serge
and can be had in black, rtavy, Copenhagen, brown and ma
hogany, , -
Smart velvet collars and cuffs give them a most effective
air the newest Gibson waist effect, having large self-covered
buttons, is another attractive feature; wide plaited satin girdle
and trimming complete the costume. Last, but not least, the
skirts are gracefully draped and trimmed with buttons to
match the waist. Third Floor.
The Ancients
had a saying to the effect that
a thing possessed virtue if it
carried out its function in a
graceful and beautiful manner.
The Modern Woman
will agree with us when we
lust Three More Days of the
Demonstration and Sale of
$ 1 2 La Vida Corsets for $6
A corset designed for medium and heavy figures a corset that pro
duces the correct fashionable lines 'of this new season. A corset that
will give gTaco to an awkward figure and added charm to a graceful
figure. These are beautifully finished corsets, having a trimming of
lace and ribbon at the top, and made of fine quality fancy silk
. wil i a - -
say that "nr importations 0f ?oc"- ney nave mcoium oust ana axe extremely long over the
mpa, uacK ana aouumcn. r ur me biuui iigure mere ta facing over
i . a n .- . i n n rr. a w- . , . , i . . r r . . .
sianette, allovers and furs, to
be used during the season of
1913, fulfill this requisite wholly.
The Smartest Tailored Suit
For Girls at a Popular Price
A New $25.50 Fall Model
Special $16.95
Size 24 to 17 Year
The most attractive and withal the
most practical girl's suit we have ever
seen at the price. Made especially for
e very-day school service.
the thigh, thus insuring perfect comfort. The other model has
elastic gores inset over the abdomen and back. Each corset has three
pairs of extra heavy elastic webbing hose supporters attached.
Come in-and tee these models you are not expected
to purchase our expert corsetiere will explain the many
merit of these famous corsets. "-Fourth Floor
Laces
The daintiest and prettiest con
ceits in French shadow laces of
silk and fine Nottingham, Point de
Lierre and Oriental laces in origi
nal patterns; Belgium Venise laces,
in fine and bold designs; Princess
and Point d'Alencon, in uncommon
designs suitable for draperies,
waist and skirt and millinery trim
mings. In white, Paris, ecru and
black. They come in different
widths from 3 inches to 27 inches
wide, as well as a large assortment
of beautiful matched sets, with 13
and 36-inch allovers to match.
Trimmings
Embrace the most beautiful array
xf colora and materials ever shown
for this is the season of brilliance
and harmony in the world of fash
ion. There are rich bands of ap
plique and motifs in high and con
trasting colors rich in coloring
and design black, white, blues of
various huea, browns, purples, rose,
green and gold effects.
Figured Color'd Chiffons
Imported chiffons, a huge selec
tion of novelty broche, velours and
printed chiffon cloth. Exquisite
Dresden, cubist, pompadour and a
legion of other equally as effective
combinations. Unsurpassed for
dress material and dress trimmings.
Persianette Allovers
Novelty colored ailover embroid
ered silk, 18 inches wide, in solid
colors pink, blue, ivory, myrtle
and exquisite combinationa. With
banding to match.
Furs
We have just received an im
mense assortment of the furs that
are the favorites for dress garni
turesas used by the leading de
signers of the world 1, 2 and 3
inch width, mink, beaver, possum,
skunk, bear, Imitation ermine, fox,"
chinchilla. Imitation marten, coney
ana a nose 01 otner equally as fash-
Duvetyn
Fashion's latest fabrie
shown here first imported
and domestic weavea. In
black, tan, mahogany, navy
and brown.
Soooad TlOQI
Fvr7J 1 lO
jj
f a TOodualityergerln-naw-
blue or brown. The cutaway - style
coat has side pockets and tailored
notch collar and plain turn-back cuffs.
Lined throughout with Suskana guar
anteed satin. The skirt is very clev
erly made, with side plait and draped.
Small bone buttons' are used for trim
ming. -
Such an attractive suit as this should
find instant favor with all young girls.
The tailoring is excellent, the style
exactly as illustrated, everything that
is new this season. -Fourth Floor.
Pretty Dainty Frocks
For the Infants
Sizes 6 Month to 2 Year
Special 59c
Dainty long, and short slips,
made of a fine white nainsook.
Round yokes, trimmed with
feather stitching, embroidery or
tucks. At the neck and around
the sleeves V the wrist is a
dainty frill of lace.
Fourth Floor
ionable furs.'
First Floor
, Charrniog Boudoir
CapsVeryJ Spec 1 79c
Caps' fashjoned of soft net .
and crepe de chine, in light,5'
delicate shades. These caps
are made with a pretty sin
gle or double frill across the
front and finished with chif-"
foil rosebuds. ; Exceptionally
dainty and becoming ? caps.
r Fourth Floor
Knit Underwear for Boys' and Girls
Underwear that's made right that's priced right that fits right
We are headquarters for the best, the largest assortments in
weights, styles and fabrics, including cotton wool mixed, all wool
and pure silk underwear.
No Store Is as Satisfactory as This Store for Knitwear
At 25c Each
Vests, pantalets and drawers,
heavy cotton, white or silver
gray. Fine ribbed, fleeced,
strongly made and finished.
Z2&c, 30c, 35c Each
Vests and pantalets of fine
white ribbed cotton, 'medium
heavy weight. Silk trimmed and
finished, priced according to size.
25c to 50c Each
Globe Brand medium and
heavy weight cotton, high or
low neck, long or ahort sleeve
vests, ankle length pantalets to
match. - Stayed . shoulders and .
cuffs. .Priced according to size.
40c to 60c Each
Fast black cotton pantalets,
heavy and firm, fine ribbed, in
ankle length.
-40c to 75c Each
Whit or silver gray, extra
fine wool mixed vests or panta
letsGlobe Brand of tailored
underwear. Hand trimmed and
finished. Priced according to
sleW;:'::;C:.-'
SOc to $1.50 Each
Globe brand . wool - mixed
on suits, medium or . heavy
eight, in whiteS . Low, high or
tea neck, long: or short
sleeves, knee or ankle length.
50c to SOc Each
Union suits for boys, or, girls,
of heavy cotton or fine ribbed
cotton, in medium or heavy
weight In white or gray. Col
larette neck, silk finished, or low
neck, Dutch or high neck long
or elbow sleeves.
25c Each e
. Shirts and drawers for boys,
: silver gray or white cotton.
Heavy, full size, extra strong.
. Sizes 4 to 17 years.
50c Each
. Globe medium or heavy ribbed
balbriggan shirts and drawers.
t Hand-tailored. " Stayed ahoul
jt ders and cuffs.
75c Each
' Union suits of . heavy silver
; gray cotton also Globe brand
wool-mixed shirts and drawers
: in knee or ankle length.
.$1.00 to $2.00 Each
; Boys' union suits in medium
' weight cotton, medium or heavy
weight ' wool-mixed arid silver
',' gray.merino, in the Globe brand.
-Stayed . shoulders and cuffs,
4 hand-trimmed J and r finiahed,
hand-tailored and silk 'finished.
i ' V ;;, v . - v Fourth Floor
The Best Only
in Boys' Clothing
New Suits
For School Wear
$5.00 and $6.50
Complete sizes and styles
4n boys' new Fall and Win
ter clothing. Suits of cheviot,
serges, corduroy and fancy
mixtures, in browns, tans,
blues and a variety of mixed
effects. . . - . ..
Some of these suits have
two pairs of pants; other
one, but all are lined through
out and have taped seams.
Norfolk styles, with yokes,
pleats and belts.
Suits that are perfectly tai
lored throughout and made of
the finest materials.
Shop around, compare our
suits with those offered else
where you will find ours
superior in every respect.
Tcmrth moor. ,
S6me New Song
Hits 15c
Peg O' My Heart In a
Little While When I First
Met' You Sailing Down
the Chesapeake Bay Mel
ancholy Because He Did
. Hi Duty I Don't Want
To Td Have, to Hold and
, to Love Everybody's Do
ing It at the Seaside You
Made Me Love You.
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