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TEN PAGES ILLUSTRATED NEWS KEVfrV.' SECTION FIVE - SOCIETY - CLUBS MX SIC -. i : ' i ( PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER - 26, 1013.- if 111 .. n rcAKL oLUoqUMo WILL bb UlN.UIorLY. POWERS & MZ0J00 -lomless V""V'.'1'.-ii'!' AT TH E SECON D AN N UAL FL'OWER SHOW The Big Store raj!.:;':(f Mar.h 1 no !Xi'; r r '-to- v i. -v a mi i i j i r If I ' I I I H r S. I III .1 r&S , Officers "and" committeemea in' charge of rfutuOu flower sfiowt'i-P A.Van," Kfrk, . secretary;...' autumn; flower show. '2 J. B.,Pilklngton," Ipresideat. '3 C. Tonsethi ' treasurer. ;U A. .J.' Clarke, chairman.. decorating committee. . " 5 B,- J Steele, ticket seller.. 6 Ralph R. Routledge, tnairman puoucity com- mltaV"I ToniPB'TTni-ho rhttlrman nrsl rnimTnltt. ' ' ' ' j , r ',", I f i", . i;.-' r , ' .,Tht Portland' Ik not' only .the. hom f , th,' rose. bat -of vractically every other beautiful blossom and are ehrub that arovrv, will be demonatrated at the ' ascond ' annual T show r. "of - the" Portland riorat aociety;" which is to .be beld in the Armory,: November 11 ' and 12, for ' the benefit of. the . Fruit and. Flower mission. - ! ?";f.,-i f',:'?' "i lr "f'- The autumn ahor will bring, forth a bewildering- array of wonderful . bloa " aftmaana ' luxuriant '. foliage .i from . the linthoflafts . aiid -nuruerlea of :.the- c(ty; t ; There will be particularly fine exhibits ' of ' carnationsi cyclamen, . roses,-lilies, j "-violets, lilies f , the valley nd orchids, but . King Chrsyanthemum will, no doubt rela-n for "this wonderful Japanese bios- , aom,wUlb!Pesented.y;inaayf fuel, ooitt large ana. urnmi, ui ,nuui , shapes and all the Jovely hues,, vary, lugr from pure white through -the deli . c,te creams, 'deep yellows, pinks,, reds aa ruwtv-.ri.4 vv rA new epeoies of 'in u ai"! the "Hlro delle." will pt shown' by Clarke Broth " e P for the first time Jn, Portland.. It li a huge golden blossom, with graceful i r t - , - ,. f ' - Incurving t petals. "Mrs.. Grabble" s Is another new chrysanthemum -of ? regal beauty, ":whlch will be'' shown 'for the first time In this city.; Both in tint and formation, this lovely lady of chrys. themum land looks like a great blossom carved from Ivory.. ""William Turner," another mammoth Vmum,", which i will be presented to- (he Portland public -for the first time at : the aufumh show; Is a. pure white blossom; of long incurving petals.-' Airthree 6f tliese varieties re Knglieh .imporutlonsiy ;k't:. ) "XJorgeous." the marvelous new" carna tion, , brought 'out by Peter r Fisher . of Ellis. Mass., tW Pacific coast 'distribu tion of which has been given exclusive' ly to Portland.; firm, will (be seeii ln great numbers at the how?0ojrceous'V has been called the American Beauty among carnstions,r on account of . its striking, color and robustness It is a rich.? glowing crlmso; ' shading out on the vedves , to ? rose : madder, and , when Viewed in. the sunlight. le peUls, shim-: fncf like, satin. It Is particuiarijr naray and rises - to 'a "height of threeand a half, or four .feet on heavyf stems, thus making Its' decorative -possibilities very great.y This t new blossom; will be used by lartmv A. Forbes In a -special, dis nlav t- th how '..-1 '-s-AYy ?i - -A Very extensive and striking display w:llvbe made, by:I.iB. PUkington. who will . specialise , On i the highly -.colored autumn 'trees: and, shrubs, ? ,Tbe Japa- newe ..barberry 'and-scarlet oak .are par ticularly fine at this season of the year. Th- rnnlfrj and broad ..leafed1' ever greens will lso , be' shown' injconslder- . Anorohestra': of 1 2S ? nieces V" selected from 'the Portland Symphony orchestra and conducted by Harold' C myley. will discourse ;mu6lo , on both- dsys of the 8how; : Op riihe; spoohd day:; thv school children of the cits' will :b uests at flie'ieliow;i6&,'both;;daya a handsomely decorated bpoth1 where cut flowers and home, hudevi candies will be sold, wilt be , presided overiby 'memDors or ' tne Fruit and - Flower mission-. and . other prominent Society wbmen nd girls., The prooeeds iron tms; as wen a trom ne main- 'ehowv wilW alt' W turned over- to tlie -Fruit- and Flower.imJssion. v KLAMATH f jilllBE IADEsIOIEAR' 1ARVESIS BY DRAINAGE r:''-'V; 'ff ' v':vr: 'r Gar6ftillflnvesligatfon :Con- - . . ti.' i -r a r i r. Jill- . .vince3' Jnaiooii. i5rreruiB ' i De3pitdAdver$&: Reports j, y V 'rt ' v -f-r ''.' -V v"' -!ri.;.jM: ' 'l;'??':t!-y''1 " 'r".-'.l.'"". 'y''-'i Klamath Falls, 'Or., Oct. 21 The drainage of the marsh lands on r the I Lower Klamath lake Is now '"probable. - At the Inception ofthe"Klamalh Recln itiation . project Hie reclfflmlng of these , J&nds Avasone of the main features of ' , the work, tobe accomplished by. the ' government. Jt ia. "estimated that be tween 80,000 and lOo.OOO acres of tula . lands border the Lower Klamath. t; The 'fertility anI- productiveness of the . marsh lands. has been . a mooted Question for several years, v The gov ernment made limited experiments on, a-tract of land, donated by Abe! AJ.v ; for. ah experimental farm. ' Some ot , , the experts pronounced the soils unfit ''. , for farming and advised the abandon- nienti-of the , reclamation of the -tula '" lands. The 1 marsh ' lapd.. owners . were not satisfied' with the; reports-made by v ' nien lij the employ -of ; the reclamation service and .continued experiments , at r their' own . expense Samples of soils , were - sent : to various - experts .on: the i , Pacific coast The results from the e ". .'. periments and tie .reports from the ex - v ports 'employed by various agricultural 'oplleges. were more (nan- satisfactory. ' "i' , Bloekea' iBajMa.Owaaf.!t-' ' ' The swamp Jahdowners ' formed;. an organisation and hiivo for the past three i 3(ears endeavored to get the government interested .; in i taking up this part of , the project sgaln. The chief drawback to , the drainage' of- -the : marsh Is' the ' fact that Hhe' Van' Brimmer Irrigating " ' canal, which supplies water for about 't 2000 acres of ' land, takes its water sup: 'ply from the Lower Klamath. The gov-; ' ernment canal . has ample water to sup '' ply these lands,, but it has been impos ' "' uibls for the marsh land men to arrange to have the Van - Brimmer : ditch, sup . ' filed from the main - canal of the Kla- math projects ' ' - ' " ';. .v '? ' ' , When the Southern Paciflo company built its dike across the marsh, through Abel , Ady, an arrangement was mado '' ip Install gates at the channel, so that , , the flood waters of. the Klamath river, , which back into the Lower Klamath lake,- could -bey shut ; out .- Ady at that tlme; controlled 'the greater, part of the marsh lands and laid, thai foundation for the, reclamation . of the vast body of land 1 that will greatly enhance the wealth of Klamath county. Had the plans proposed by Ady at that time been lOllowed the, swamps bordering the Lower Klamath would today be fertile ' farms and provide forage for! thousands !,'. of cattle...' "::; ;ft'.',' .".';.! ' "f- "; -,: Concert 1 of Action, j f The recent favorable action on ' the part ' of ihs lntorlor , department may . .v. ;).,'!i'Sl'-' !.' i.!.rt',V.'.f.- ' - lead" 'to an lunderstandinghetween;. the reclamation service' and l- the Klamath! Water; Users', aasociatiom Tnenre:v ors Of the association have Joined hand with the marsh land, owner and : have been urging the' interior department to make an arrangement .whereby the Van Brimmer irrigating system -will be sup plied with 'Water from' the , main canal of the Klamath project- ' . . ' , ; Should the hmrsY lands of the Kla math country be reclaimed . It will be another decided triumph for Abel Ady, who may now j bo' appropriately termed the deposed "marsh king." Even though Ady was : forced to sacrifice all of, his swamp , lands ? lie- has ,; eontlned y the fight to get jtiio-'Jands-reclaimed.-riVif''. -j Ady Is .also lendingthe fight ,to'get tho power in jdonnectlon lthjthe Kla tAath project' ' developed t at an; early date. -" He desires that the operation 'of the plant and thoT sale of the power be placed 1 in ';- the hands .- of 'the -Klaoiata Water Users association and not in. tae hands' of , the city of Klamath Falls or any', other coiroratlon or rnutilipallty j that'm sht br governed -fltrectiy or. in directly by- outajde influences In fixing the. price to" -oe .cnargea ior power, k - '.. It ; is thscontentlon of Mr. 1 Ady and the ,;water. -users 'that the 'government owes it to bench land owners to supply power for pumping water on their lands) at actual cost, ' Many or the oencn lana. owners bought their holdings ,-ta the 1 exniicit - understanding , that the gov. erntnent iivould Irrigate t them.: Jt ; is veryf probable? that any .arrangement that the reclamation senvlce may under Uke to sell ? power to. the .city of K4a math Falls without : going through the hands I of . the Klamath Water, i Usern' association . will meet .with., bitter- op position, iromtoei water users.; t f J, ; . f M' :-.''" " -T '" ' O 'ki, Avtaton Form Reserve V'r!'r ' .t(oii Angeles; Cal' Oct., JS. Southern California aviators, - formed ' the; south west, division of the United .States aerial reservists., to aid the: government- In times ef war," Well known aviators are members, if ) ti t Stamps ;pMiite!:': - if '; ! ' ' .v - fifchbgcay DreWers and Mdaiefs S k- Kxtreme price redactions have' been made In the mahog&iiy. dressers, chif foniers snd dressing tables listed betow.'v Th.ey r what we term odd pieces.. Other parts of tho suite- having been sold or discontinued!1 , 1 $26.00 Mahogany Dress- 1 f ft( er cut to... . .. . V tJU, Princess Table cut to.- QCl Princes Dresser cut .to.. X i JJy lt7.7B.MaUogany,Dress- n 7c. ;fng Table cut ty..... VAf )32.E0 Mahogany Dress-.. oo, "7 C ' er cur to 1. .... vb4b U t $31.00 Mahogany Dress- eft , er out; to.;.. , ','.',. .' vr0 Vs 143.00 Mahogany Chlf- fQ 1 OfY fonler cut to.. . .i . .. ywliOU $B.00Mahogany.Dress-'QO Crt er cut lo. ,,.t. J6,Ul 149.76 Mahogany , Chlf- 00 ftt fonler cut to V)JI $42.60 Mahogany press- 4")Q IK er out to. , , . , .', ,V I49.B0 Mahogany Dress- 4t Q45. TC ; ing Table cut to,'. . ' JOD. I O $76.00 Mahogany Dress- Q 7C " er cut to... ,s. ..'.... S7.50 Mahogany prw- ftCO cn rcutto.4... ..&)iJM 67 er ' . 1 ( ; ) r.. 1 ?x ,t o n WitK Every Purchase of JJSO.OO or More Caoh or Credit We Of f ei One of Thece 5S5?ntSwfoi-ifiri Tallnnf? ; Machines for " vO It is a raostrremarkablc offer and'manV w ; any.' department, the furnishings you neea. -,w nen your purcnase- amounts to ov.uu you arc cutntcu to one of these machines'at the special' price. ;, Whether you pay cash for your purchase orbuy on our -"Dignified Credit" Plan, one of these sweet -.tonedj machines will be delivered, to you at the, price named. ' ; , - ' i A Phonograph That Will Satisfy the , " ' Most Particular People ' This phonograph' Is bUHt on" "honor' bV the greatest makers In the 'world. Jt is an Instrument of the very latest, modern, improved 'type. The records 'are marvelously clear. , They reproduce the human voice to such perfection that one not sielng the machine would scarcely believe it was-not a person singing or tlklI,BV Tney sre so eimpiy ouni mat a cnua can operaie mun, A full line of record, presenting the most perfect reproductions ever rendered. it last week arc' requesting their, friends and acquaintances 'to se- .chine'that is equal in tone-and' quality' to those 'costing.; up to $50.00 that ypu ; can; buy, for, $6.75 by merely nialcing your , pur chases at the Powers Store' Thereare no stings to this offer I his Most uenerous oner tan Last , ' c wt But .a. Few Weeks , - -, ; ; , , ; ; is the number of machines1 s limited. Although we have ordered. 150 more of them with -promise. or. immediate aeitvery .ine aemana nas Deen so great that- these are sure to be quickly dhtposed of. Many hsve purchased these, machines with . the. idea, of Christmas (riving, others for entertainment at home.- and all have recognised the superior quality of the machine and are appreciative of an, offer, that enabled them to secure such a perfect phonograph at eo low a price, f tyi-j-yv'.:-' - ' f ' 4. :i Extra ? V: a'" I Extra! Velvet Rug 9x12 Size 3 4 Regular $27.50 , Values , v .... -vir . . ';; i A collection " of : superior, room 5izervelvet Ws,, with plin "centers 'dncf . stencil borders for thdinin room, library Tor deh f ouX- regular 27.50. values, marked' at an 'ektfa -speciMnce'fd; this week.' - V 'V ' Heaters From $1.5Q to $40, .With Easy Price Range Between. r 1 1 1 1 1 1 I r J III III I III II ! "VB ' IB l; lU , i: k i ii.i li u li in it mi iii w - -v i riuxvii in atui Stamps We Want You to Know That This Store's . Heater ! :)'- Showing Presents , , 4 : Remarkable Values You know ; that getting more ' than - you expect ,is one 'of . the. mosj . satisfac tory things that can hap-, pen to you. ' The merchant ' who' give best value who is generous in, giving you a lot for yourffnoncy is sure . (of '.yoir. good wilt. iWe know the ' value 'of, that, policy perfectly and are " shdSvintr ' the very v .besti heaters? for the money." We ; believe that !you .will agree - with us j-when. , you .see, them. - .-;-. You Can Buv a Heater Here on Terms as Low as $1.00 a Week Extra! '- :,' ;i .Extra! Plain or Figured Velvet Rugs it Our $25 Quality Size 9x13 N t IMS A splendid 'assortment of patternsand ' colors. ; Some with plain centers and fig ured borders others in pleas ing designs .for any room in the. homeThe- price named (thisweet js,an extra in ducement to. home, furnish ers;'. W'-ri s . :fc8.75 Oak Ubriry $1 7 nC Tabfc Special . tpri.jD Vour choice ot either fumed or. ioldeh : oak wax. Stock is full quarter sawed oak. - Top measure -48 Inches in .width and Is supported by 8 H -inch oak. legs, An .unusually, large drawer Is -fitted in ' i ii iiiimiiii'i l . . 1 v ' Lw j; ''''Vi' I- :, ' ' , I . I' 1 " , ''V u ! J ' $27.00 Genuine tlfr'-QC Leather Rpcker P 4W W ..'Jfu'st si Tillu'straied, upholstered in renulne 'Spanish . leather, deep spring seat,, roll arms, and mahogany finish base.- A Isrfe luxurious rocker priced .-exceedfntrly IoW;-..';.-t ?v-: i;V, -j 1-, IN A..-'- jI . A' r . t J, "PoersDigriified Credftfp Plan Has helped to Furnish Many Happy Portland Homes ;i Credit 'makes -life's psthway easy. Happiness in ' the - x pathway easy from harmon taitte there has been needless wsnte of money and timer u i home comes largely from harmonious 'Surroundings i. th fumlshinca he ever so coatly yet If not in good '1 Why not Save both by coming- direct to Powers. whore ; t i - experience i' sure satisfaction,- and . places your pur- ;. t . ;' .'-chases above criticism? Come to . the store-where , i'. dignified credit. makes home rumlshing easy. We will;., ! '- make your visit here. a pleasant one and furnish your ; v home' fromtop to bottom on easy credit terms. , . . . ' (.'' i . " -v .v '.,; -( , ;; ".. .v:i-'; -: . ; ' . ' - ' . ' I 1 "Better-Grade" Bed Davenports lUnderpriced This Week ' . . M.i, 111 Just a few items be--c low to indicate the sav. , ing ' at Powers' this' i week on good bed dav-J ( enports. ' ; , ' . T "' ' $68.00 Unlfold Bed Dsvenport, over-, stuffed pattern covered iir 8pan. Uh chase leather, AQ Crt special i ..i.;., -. . W $S.e0' Bed Davenport, massive oak frame, colonial design, tfAA 71 special. . ..; PXS SB9.76, Bed pavenport, heavy posts, slat ends, covered In .Imitation Xxl ; , !'!'. (, ? : $46.23 1. F v-Mi I t.w " r! ;f L. I - ;MiitWTr- tJ yds tavenDOrt. leather upholstering. genuine $62.75 .massive $79.00 Bed Hnanlah ' lest .quartered ' oak ' frame, special . 4......V. .. -.i. 171.00 .'Bed 'Davennort. frame In quarter sawed CQ 7C oak, genuine leather.. . , J)iJ7. 1 4J $107.00 Bed Davenport, overstuffed -pattern,; Karpen suarantee, genuine fffl"1. '."v-rf $86.50 Bring the Baby Here .a-Shopping Ws have convenient baby shop-filled with all the necessities - for the little one. exclusive patterns, pretty designs and fair pricings will make your selection easy. , h n n",' ' ' ' V '''"" si J "'. " lr' a. m ' .. Collapsible uoLans .. Prtced at ftfl.SO, S9.0a 12.00,' ltf.OU ana up xo S4V.VV.; . Sidewalk Sulkies Marked at S2.09, S3.60. S4.50. S5.KO. S6.00 and up. , ( . , , ,? ' OrioU Go-Baskets v 1 A full lln PrlceV start at S8.50. S10.50 and S12.50 , Children's : Rockers Extreme values - at 90 SJ1.25 S3.25. S4 and B.UU. Children'. Hish Chairs Prices range from 'Sl.lO-'.to. 87.50 With easy, price range be tween. " - t ' ' Children's Enamel Cribs ATI wanted colors -85.40. 695, 8T.50, 88.50i 810.00 and up .to 83S.OO. y. i -i 1 X. ' ' $26.50 Qsartered' 01 AC Oak Dig Table $10.10 This table has selected quartered oak top which extends to six feet. - A mas sive pedestal octagon 'Shaped, fitted with broad flaring legs.- ' j Q 05 ; i r7 i v :' - ,' ' 'II $5,50 Oak Maga- 0 OO 2sse Rack, Special Strongly, and , subst&n- c Jtiet 4Sj you. see lt pictured. "Built of selected oak, flnlnhed wax golden. Measures .19 inches wide- and 274 inenns hign, tially built 5 ftfl Fcr This $0.00 ;y j Full Size Iron Bed j- An unusually immmiir uiirii ; win klh anl ifrmt n1 aTt4 (lnMA filial Continuous post pattern with attractive poet , and . filler rode. attriu Shown in the full else only. mounts. CO) W IrS (R A Dollar Never kzlT:u r In tti Sjt of our sr.iiiln'ith-ri thn tli dulUr you ry eivb week for in "Free" Sevin LI - -!:r Ih ."FrM'! will . mu in w and low. of tenif"'?. . It ban ki- InTfiitlon. ui. f.r tl. iir! I. morernPUt l w Hp M cn.i ; bmhI rnn Itwlf. t r.i. .1 for the rofery hikkoi t u imxir- the P"il due. 1 he ii . . wnlug. ' i:;:t''V';:'.Vf,;::?;; '"I'l-Vvi , '-.. - ... 1 ' ' ', s,