THE
:CON DAILY
JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND,
TUEGDAY "LW LUG, ... OCTOBER 7, . 1
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A1WE FIATJS BBt-
IWiG DOMES
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BEING
PREPARED
Aumullfr, was arraigned before United
fatatxa JUdfte Jiunt,.tDdayMu.i. ,4;i.U..,.;
"I am not guilty," ; said . Muret '
have no money and no friends." :'
judgenunt appointed ex-Asstfitant
l uuiiou mules district Attorney, Mlihnl
Byrne to defend the Drlsoner.
sent back to Jail to a, wait trial.. In 4e''
luuii oi- fju,uuu Dona. 'i H-
PORT OF ASTORIA ASKS
":. FOR - SPECIAL DREDGE
mi
Blueprint Wjll Show-. Bridge- JStS
. ..portend Mocks Bottom Un- "'"JSV
i rt -' ,i PBsed auUfprlsine;. the commission ' to
dertakjng and Swan sland, it -x-aan
- . , . r to the government' that dredge bs. con
' i 1 1 ! - ,', r struciea -especially for1; the Columbia
tr. iv" rtver r.,' The local' poramisSloir will
Under,, the dlrectlorjuof CL,B. Hegardt. also ask the Port of Portland to make
chief engineer of the dock commission, a, similar request "of; Major Mclndoe, ;
plans are now being d awn up showing ' - , . 1 " i 1 - ' .,.-,-,'
the improvement proposed for V the DILL TO BE POSTMASTER ir
Bridgeport and Mock's Bottom dock and i - k T , rm 7, laifU l inn e
warehouse sites.1 Blue prints and trac- (--, Al JtlMIMINU 4 LUUut.
ingg showing all the details of the un- 'a'Ll,t' . ' '' .;, ;
dortaklng including the removal of Swan ntfZhlnlt0JL' --Surjelllon K
Inland, will - soon be . submitted , to i the f"1 ipJ?,OU,Je' wwtnw'ft
dock commission for Its approval and Jen" toSLiS Clactartaa county rice
will later, be submitted t the taxpayers wnfiJan.P'i, ? -h!f
of th Mtv , 'i rv , appointed at Silver' Lake, Lake county.
hi-1 IMatara W ordered, effective October ,
I
, poses tne improvement, or
land 160 acres Jn. extent Which Is lo-
eutmA 1iiaf astutti Aj4k aHAlrBn .iDit.
land k. SfittlB.hrld nA Ih. waa .M.I PI TIT TfV :lf II I VIMfl
of the wuUm.tte.":ThI." tract"hi a vvnaiS nVpur-Brrt
harbor frontage of 8J0O feet and Is con- ; SAXONY. IS, DISCOVERED
venlently located for-development as a V?3-t. ..'. mi'm r. , .-. :. :-, .-';
water and raU termlnaJLl V. i. vnni-nct' 7That aa attempt was
The proposed improvement,? iaya Mr, made, Saturday ,1 to assassinate King
jregardt contemplates tha development Frederick of Saxony, one of the German
li.L .wUthu I t,'"nt .tatea, was rumored here today. It waa
" ""f" inir tuu IWV uM T w. mai. flrail jm h..Vitl. aa )
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OF
PIONEER WO;
mHit- 'f ',,',
PORT
half , piers. .The Blips will be 149 feet
vara m "fiiintltKr i K am waaJs bmj! awststaa a
n width, the? Piera M6 feet, and; the rested The renort lacked confirmation,
half nlera.lB feet. With a dnth f r?ter ePPrt lacked coniirmation.
-. v iuuu reel inside rrom the harbor line "
1 the piers will be covered and ahedded the JUDGE AND ATTORNEY
full length., with apace allowed for rail- r . Mr ,! V P 7t ! rnn lei1
. road development and . facilities. The . f ? NAMcD rOR ALAoKA
r pier and alip . cpnatructton will allow '"..'..v'- ,. ;'
-thing 1 accommodatron, for . , yea- , Washington, ; Oct r 7 The following
' sels 500 feat long. !! yiWmi$m'f nomlnatlona were sent to the senate to
; "The northern half of 1 100 feet will day: .? ' .;- v ? . ' v
, 1 provided -.with a quay the whole - John Handoiph Tucker to be United
' distance, In tne rear of which a space States judge for the second district of
' of about SO acres will be utilised for the Alaska, and F. M. Tuxton to be United
. - storing of bulky freight s This area will State's district attorney- for the same
'.be fully tracked to allow th easy hand- district" c -Z?Z' -.''J-S.-V.
linsr of the) - trelgli t'.:;?M f ' ' thik:
, ; Speaktag oX the plans for Mock's Bot- "That'gV-goodvA''- CoalEdlefsen, H 263
, ; torn,' MrV Hegardt said: s "This tract hag I stark.' " : ,. : , . (Aa.
a- total area or34 acre -and extenda
' from the harbor line on the west aide I
x : to the Willamette boulevard, on the I
east JMvlded. by the St John's track
of th 0.y,, B. .& N, company,-: It Is
- proposed tq, utilize the east 170acres
-: - as a complete water and rail terminal
'- ' and for Industrial purposes. On the
,. , western - half- it is proposed to oonstruct
Mrs, rW,-. CaYey uohnson Gives
iHer Best.Wishes and Prom-
' Trom an Oregon ; 'pion'eer'VVornan
wKa has sees grow aU .the great things
that "Portland has! achieved, comes n
Indorsement, of the proposed interstate
bridge' Unking Portland and Vancouver
ano carrying a high road over the Co
lumbia river. ' Mrs. William Carey John.
son has written the bridge committee.
pledging her personal , support of the
project and urging the voters general.
ly to pass the, bond issue at the polls.
She. says;' t
"I desire to thank Vour committee for
conferring upon me- the privilege and
the -responsibility of assisting It in Its
objects. ... And also I ' desire . to assure
you ' of my confidence. In my ability.
aa well as rriy Intention, to be an active
mem oer or tne committee. . .;
"I have the honor to be a pioneer of
the region to be served by the projected
bridge across the Columbia river. I
have resided on Puget : sound and In
Vancouver and In Portland, and Z am in
tlroately acquainted with all the country
from Seattle to Portland.: and with the
heeds and prospects, by actual observa-
nun una oy reaaiog. a i fiv oeen col
lecting data on the subject for many
years. I have grown up with this
country, my country, and ' everything
that concerns It concerns me as one of
its legal- citizens. f , .r'v -"v - -iV
;:;J.--,p.lKnowa Oonntry W&Atfrifr)
"I not only Tknow the country and
what has already been done for It but
I know from north to south, as Old
friends, the best of the people who have
done the most for If or are planning the
best to advance the Interests of It rr
"My affectionate, hopeful regarda for
that have reached the brldpe commit
tee s headquarters in the Commercial
club building." " Another letter,.; sent in
by O. W. T. Muellhaupt, points out ihar
the permanency of the barraolts at Van
couver . would be strengthened by the
bridge and that in time of war the span
would abundantly Drove its worth. In
case of a- disastrous fire, he says, Porti
land's, fast motor drlyen fire fighting
apparatus could be dispatched to Van
couver and check the flames, $ where
now, tne ferry, would prohibit such
cooperation With a sister city. ,' , v t v
planning similar eelebratlons . of the
blowing out of the dyke, and all are
joined in the plea to have the hour post-
poned. ..... " -j Xf';j,y'i e: y. '.:;
That's
Stark.
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,Coal-k-Bdlefsen, ;-' V S6J
FEDERALS CAPTURE CITY
AND: REBELS RETREAT
" ; Washington, Oct: ,T. The capture of
Santa Rosalia, Mex., Iby 'federal troops
was officially t ' ' '
partmtnt , today. 1 ! , r
stated; withdrew t iv i 1 .
evacuating Kan ta Kohuiia.
Journal Want Ads , bring r ..
Change Necessary . for jCele-1
i: bratlon Here Because , of
T,; ,unierence ij . ime.
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our Oregon-Washington country and my
pioneer acquaintance with the land. Its
history- and its workers." 'S'.: ''
Tlxla ts one of the encouraging things
"Please postpone the blowinsr' 'out nt
uie ayae, so we can get la on the Jolllfi-
OBtlOn.,.;K--'' .: 'j . . ji -rv
This la the substance of a telegram
gent this morning by the Portland cham
ber, of commerce to. Colonel Goethals.
chief engineer in charge of the Panama
" nour ior piaaiing away tne j
unai oosiame to tne open canal had
been set for a. m. next Friday. This,
however, la - the . time- at . the isthmus,
which is three hours earlier than the
time- at Portland, . Accordingly, 1 if the
diss were set ort at at the Isthmus.
it would be 9 a. fit. in Portland, the
hour when most people are' . saying
vicious tnings or tne ma a Who mvanted
alarm clocks. : .ij- .jt.
The chamber is asking Colonel Goeth-
ais to-cnange tne nour from t o'cloca
until noon. .That - would make it a
o'clock here,, and everybody would be
awaae.' .- .w.v--;,; ;.s ...;',,
: It is the plan, If the change In time
la maae. to nave'Uie school children
take part In the celebration. The Port
land Railway, Light. A Power company
will be asked to have all cars stop for
one minute, and "officers of the cruiser
Boston wll( be asked to fire a presiden
tial salute. . Whistles on all the vessels
in tne namor are expected to blow lus
tily. -Flags all- over the city will dip
no. every man isae orr . jus hat and
cheer, ': ,,vw . -'.- ",',. . :
- Most of the cities along the coast are
Tour sijna, eacn Z6V xeet in wiatn. anai
affording space for-18 vessels of a great
er Jenrththan 600 feet- In addition to
the slips ther will be a quay 2100. feet
long, largo enough to accommodate four
-or five steamers. With three full piers
and two half ptera sufficient space will
be allowed for trackage facilities on-the
. face of the piers."
B0Y J0 GOrUOMEAFTER
, "25' DAYS'ONROCKPILE
' For 'ihreo months the iarents of
Frank Baiey luive "been urging him to
r. come honwrtot them-at-t Denver,-Colo.
. . TIiai. auan muni him a tlrkat nurchased
r by the ard work" of the. aged rather.
.tuJ Twice the son . pawned the ticket for
.. liauor. -.- ' V . '
, j . ' This morhlnga ,the muhloipal court I
xne waywsra son - ji?ua lur & cuniiua
, to return.' to his parents. "Not yet"
I said Judge Stevenson. ' "Tou're not In
i proper shape for them to sea you.'.,
The1. Judge gave hlrrt vdaye on the
, ' rookplla,; After that he is to make the
" trfp home'- Patrolman ttntchings is to
- hold the railroad, ticket .-until Bassy Is
. , ready to go, then take him to the train
:-" and see that, the ticket la turned over
' to the conductor. '
" , " Basey Is tS years old, his father 77
years aftd his mother ,74 years old. "... ,
v REDUCE LAWYER'S FINE ;
WHO SMASHED KODAK
Sail Francisco, Oct. 7. Superior Judge
,' Lawlor today reduced to S13 v the -lne
of t0), Imposed, by Police Judge Sulli
van several weens ago m tne case oil
IS ' Charlps Jtamsey, an attorney, convict-
ed of committing battery upon a news-l
, paper photographer. Ramsey punched
the camera, man while the. latter was!
, attempting to take a picture ofMhe
. - caminettl party during' the Biggs-Cam-1
. , lnetu trial Here., The prosecution joined
: . DR. MURET IS ARRAIGNED:
V NO MONEY NOR FRIEND
' New lorl4 Oct T.--Dr, Muret, the den
tist accused of running a counterfeit-I
. ing plant In partnership with Hans
. Suhmldt confessed -murderer of 'Anna '
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;A:.Tt"i-':ws:?-!f:
rimmmm
nwiMin'MMi.-4.;w. .1.' I 21 i..',. I
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Thesldlledmenvhd
have lifted the busi
ness of cooking into the
field of tcieric th men to
,whom taiste U an art, find in
"'M
a conibinat.on
delightful flavorelNThey serre it as a berage
and use it as a flavonitig ?for many dainty '
dIies. And ; they recommend it to those who
want the best p
"TU last Is eoSMf
-assti less mt.'Z
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D. Ghirardeffi Co.
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Pick Out the ; Wearer$ of
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.if '7
Baltimore .
Clothes ;
In any well dressed crowd '
, In 'any gathering of well-groomed
. men you'll find custo)ner of this
J store well represented. i.
Schloss - Baltimore aothes1 are
I the choiCe'of tne man who wants v.
, "style, and quality, yet does' not
' care to pay, the -charge' of the '
, high-priced tailor. V -' 1,4 V?' .'
: And actually about ..the only dif-!
ference' you can see in most in-,
stances is the cost-Schloss-Bal-
timore' Clothes' are' priced s 1
$15; $18, $20
andljpto$40
&CSvendeF
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S Stiirriirns .GaiTEinieini-C:
Specials': Tomdinro w2
Offerings selected from The Emporium immense new stock
of beautiful Suits; Coats and Dresses! :; New garments continue)
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(o amva aauy irom our new. i ora uujrei, . i uci c wu
evgry purchase here, whether aovertised or not. '
Splendid Raincoatc
And FREE Waterproof ft 11 Vil O
Storm: Hat to Match jL oqJ.
-Women'i smart English Qabardinesi-the ideal raincoat I. Eaxctly as illustrated.
Raglan or set-In sleeves tailitary collar. full length. - Guaranteed rainproof.
With - every Coat sold tomorrow or Thursday; a special Waterproof Crushabla
Waterproof Storm Hat to match, will ba given FREE. All women's and misses' sizes.
Only off the express Monday the
; most remarkable: Suits, we: believe,v :
; ever offered in Portland t this price!
Beautiful Navy. Serjes,v smart BedV?
lords, rich Cheviots, etc. tvery new
shade. Very latest New York styles,
'splendidly ' tailored and 'lined with'
guaranteed satin. Be sure to see them t
tomorrow ' '
-.worn
pi ?
$14.75 Black
Boucle Coaio
Tomorrow $10
' Just SO of them - ' ,
at this extraordi- , " v
-v nary price!.' Full
length v Coats of
' the popular black
boucle. "Hand
some shawl collar
new loose pack-.
Lined from collar
to hem in service
able Venetian. ' ,
ill
"Smutllfit,, Petticoats, $3.95
Try and equal them anywhere else in
Portland under $5, if you can I New ad-'
jus table, perfect-fitting Fett
ticoats, or beautiful quality
messalines and soft taffetas.
s$3.95
To $1 Neckwear at 29c
-'-Thousands of pieces to choose from!
Lace Collars, Frills, Collar and Cuff SetsK
Ruffs," and "other 'popular ,m.
conceits,, worth up to :5. yQ A
Tomorrow, your , choice at 1 am w
only ...
See Oar
Special --wJ
Umbrella
$i.6o
.r n ill All I B
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RTH AT ALDER
Sucesscrs to Salem Voolsri Mills Clcihin'Ccmipany
Regardless of the ;
Price. You Pay
you can depend absolutely upon cbrrectness'of style an'd
perfection of fit in any pair of shoes you buy here.
We've built our reputation as a good shoe store enr pleasing
men . wim parutuiar icci. , i
The number of "customers -have increased unitl we-were
compelled to take this larger, better store."
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We hope to soon have the pleasure of fitting yoiC '4
" ; sir. .with your Fall Footwear. We haven't yet had :
the chance to welcome YOU to our new place, but i
we won t let you tninic that you lack an invitation.
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Come and see the new lasts in Florsheims fort Fallthe shoe
for' the well-dressed man.' - '
for' the well-dressed man.
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The Florsheini Shoe Shop
REEVES SHOE COMPANY !:
SSO WtuhinjtonSfrcef: s!
if
You'll Enjoy
Your Lunch
every - moment and
i "every fragment is " a
' pleasure, ;
Drop in . today-J-meet
: ' your,, substantial busi-
ness' friends h e t e '
r listen to- the pleasing
; '.music of : the . German
Hussars .Orchestra.
. r w -.r . .
It ' isn't - expensive.
e'V. ! r t
For we serve a well- .
balanced, decidedly ap- ; i
petiiing - table ' dliote
lunch f or
3
1k F
IS)
FREE;a STAMPS;
-' V1"- . m MSJ '- - aetei ' m 's . el ' - X a
11 he YambiU-rublic Mar
ket is ' belping thousands
-' of families to cut down
the high 'cost ' of living."
Wednesday', in addition to
the low prices, those who
present Uiisiad when making purchase of SOc br;
over, at any one stall, will get 15 extra S. & H.
Green Trading Stamps FREE, besides-regular
stamps.' ' "v 'rr, u'.lv? w ' . ; ' ; "'.T
r.Y I n i4.jt 1 aw, 1 r
FIRSTi SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS
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4' .
50c
Morgan Building
Broadway and', Washi
. ington St '
, 1 r;
, HOTEL
8YEUABI
m FnnnoioGO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan SI .50 clay up A
' American Plan $30 a day up. ij
ffawste-Iuul brick sbsctote. Third ad.
ditia of kuiulradi room at txilldiae.
Every Bxxl.rn convnlaaee. . Modwte
tmtas. . Cealar of thaatr and setail dia.
trict. Oa earlinaa tranaan-ioS all ever
Battri. aaaitM tit, train all
CENTRAL OK0BI
TO
THE DAYLIGHT WAY
. Means the
COLONISTS
Atth,tion .
THROUGH SERVICE
i-'-Vr''-- STEEC;'CO ACHES;!
To Bend( Madras, Metolius, Terrebone and all Central Oregon rolnft.
Prospective settlers vrlllTind pleasure and profit hi seeing the c ;itry
;by day and better able to decide on a locatioo upon their arrival st
l j ,1 .' destination. . j -
.',,; ,, - ' ' CITY TICKET OFFICE
. '.Tyrd'and Wsshjngtan. - Phones Marshall 4303 r-.l " :
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