THE OREGON DAItY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND,: MONDAY, EVENING. : NOVEMBER: 3, 1913;
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TOWN TOPICS
AMUSEMENT
The Qlrl
t2&uZPBP:': $nikltli
fu?ow!
.;; LYKio Foufth and Stark. Keating. Flood
. uuiical Comedy company, -i
'V PANTAOES-r-Uruadwar and A,l
J COLUMBIA filtbf Mtweeff""1
uuiical Comedy company, .--ne ouug niirr.
"Wuttniton " nl
Hlnrb llnllnti nlxturM 11 a. m. to 11 D. ID
PKOPLKK THKAUBB Weet Park and Alder
) III. Jimn U'Nell In "Count of Uonte CrlatO."
ARUADKWaehlugton. between .Sixth and
HrruHwir. llotion Plrturiia. ' i.
:; BTAB Waahtne-tott and l'srk. Motion plctnraa.
ULobh THKA'i'ttB Utb and Weaulag too. Mo -
.Uoa picture., jt'Caii- -
Weather 'Conditional' . -
",- Portend and vicinity Bain tonight end
Tuaadayr brink, soutbeaaterly winds. ,
Ursgoa Haln weat, fair eaat portion to
. night; warmer south end east portions; Toea-
. any ram; eontbeastoriy winaa, increasing aiong
WaaulugtonBain tonight, wanner eait-poN
tf - tionr Tuesday rain: : moderately , tiign souui-
eaaieny wiuus.
.: . liluh.KaltT rnnfoht. Tuaadav 1 fain.
't ED W A lib A. REALS.
,;L - t - Dlatrlct Foracaater.
"Meadco" Will Be nbjecfc "The most
' important and most talked of subject
tin America, today is our controversy
-with Mexico," reads the announcement
, . of the Rotary club luncheon at the Com-
; tnerclal club tomorrow, c. v. Cooper,
president of tha club, is; to dls9Uss ths
i sltuaUon in , Mexico, which na is wen
:" able, to do because the rubber company
- of which he la head has all US holdings
in th. turbulent republic; Tha Mexican
onsul. Frank , A. Bpancer. Is to ba a
guest of honor, and the vies preaiaeni,
jr. C. English-will be chairman of the
ay.
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oy Aeoldentaur anov xne cnargeoi
shotgun accMenUUy discharged yes
; terday afternoon struck Roy Johnson,
. 12ik Kearney street, in tne iace. we is
f atUha St. Vincent hospital. Several
' shots lodged In the cheek. Johnson is
. IT years old. H was hunting near the
Vanoonver ferry. Tno gun waa us
charred when be pulled It Over the
fence after him. C J. Mass was nearby
' at the tim with his automobile. He
' took tha Injured lad to the home of Dr,
go, .W, Tanilesle at 1061 Williams avenue,
. thence to the hospital.
'.rtaai ghoot Xs Veld. Approximately
100 men of the Oregon National uuara .
attended the closing event of the record
practice geaeon for th national tro
chlea at the Clackamas range yesterday.
Colonel Martin was In command. Exact
scorings will not be known for some
time tout it is stated that. Muitnoman
county troons have Qualified a large
number of aharpsnpoters, nriemen ana
marksmen and that the report to the
war department win give-me xnira
Regiment and the Coast Artillery corps
an unusually high standing.
Fast or Surprises Congregation. In.
. aieaa oi aeuvenna me regular nuu
Mtait' ,mnn nii-ht. Rnv Wa.lter
Duff the new pastor of the Calvary
; Baptist church. East Eighth and Granl
avenue, surprised the congregation by
England and. the Ref ormaUon." . The
service was much different from the
usual church meeting; and Rev. Mr. Duff
'ought to tell by story and pictures of
the reformation. Rev. Mr. uurr is a
hellever in advertising as a means of
upbuilding tha church.
Compensation Aot Bisonsseav The
subject of discussion by the Current
Events club at the First Presbyterian
church yesterday was the workmen s
compensation act; John s. Bradley of
Washington atate said that in his two
htr.ta'tru had' provVery saUsfac':
tory. The club is composed of members
f the church and It discusses topics of
pracUcal interest every Sunday noon.
Oase at the BltnoinalW-An enthusi-
antic audience listened to Harry Oase
Sunday afternoon on "Eternal Youth."
Tonight at 8 Mr. Oase opens a series of
alx consecutive lectures at tne Muit -
nomah hotel committee room on maiza- I
nine floor. Subjects: "Concentration."
Health,"- "Perpetual Youth," "Financial
Success," "Qenius'.and "Regeneration."
Course, complete, $6; single lecture, I
ti.oo.
(Adv.)
Special Meetings at Idbrary-Speclal
meetings scheduled for this week in tha
assembly rooms . of the new publlo
library, include the Audubon society to-
nlght A 8 o'clock, Portland Orad. Teach-
ers" association Wednesday at 4 p. m.,
and Portland Educational association
at 4:15 p. m., Oregon Civlo league
Thursday, November 6, at 8 p. m and
first lecture in Reed college extension I
series by Arthur E. Wood at 8 p. m.
.. Kan and woman Plead Guilty. B, C
Copple. a city fireman, living at 685
Couch atreet, Saturday evening came
horn, and found AXI. Clark there with
Mrs. Copple. A fight followed, and then
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arrest oi tne wire ana Claris. Both
pleaded guilty this morning in the mu-
nteipal court to a statutory charge.
Sentence was deferred until this after
noon at 8 o clock.
Massmeetlng at Bichmond. A mass
meeting of the patrons of the Richmond
school will be held at the school build
ing Wednesday evening, November 6, at
o'clock, . Matters of vital importance I
toi every resident of the district will be
discussed. 'A short1, program will be I
given by tne pupus. isvery one la ur
, srentlv reauested to be present.
man School Parent-Teacher oi rele will
: meet In the auditorium of the school at
. m Allr tnnnrma aftiiniiiAii ,. n M
to1,MMAM nma. t? th, afthnvl Va.nI
will speak and entertainment will be
furnished by the PUDlls. Refreshments
' Win oe serveu.
Will Debate Single xas W. S. X'Ren I
and J. V. Manning will oppose each
' other . at - the Arleta school tomorrow
night In a debate on the single tax quae
tlon. Mr. U'Ren will speak In favor of
the tax while Mr. Manning will speak
against It. A short, musical program
will precede" the debate starting at 8
O'clock. . g :r-;;W.
,:;'.lalvatlon''Armr Bervloes-iajo and
i Mrs. John Galley of Chicago, assisted
by Captain and Mrs. Douglass, will con
duct the services at the Salvation Army
hall. Second and Ankeny streets, tonight. I
Tuesday and Wednesday,,at 8 p. m. Bps- I
ctal muslo will be rendered. : Admission
t Win bq t rea . AU are Invited, v .
Istate of James Hackensle. The ea-
, tale or James juaokensie, who died Au-
; BUttJM,. was probated today. . The estate
la composed oi Lincoln' and Tamhiii
wo promera ana a sister are tne neiijs,
On Third Tons life la Bee-Make
4klva ,Amfnrt,hlA nA . 1
keeping your mattresses and pillows ren
ovated., Portland Cufled Hair Mattress
Factory," 16th and Zovejoy streets.
Phons Main 224, A-1J47. (Adv.) ,
ZTovember Grand Jury Circuit Judge
ivavanaugn, as presiaing juage for the
xt two months,-this morning presided
at the drawing for the November grand i
Jury. The members of the grand jury
are; A. L. I'arkhurst, 123S Union ave
nue north, manager of the Crater Lake
Company; B S. Walton, 1547 East Btarx
Street,' auto repairer; K. Barker, farmer
near Holbroolt; B. A. Fay, 004 East Oak,
manufacturer; B. W. fichnelderjost,, 420
North Twenty-first street. Janitor: A.
I Carlson. SOS East Morrison, olaar deal-
1 H B' Zech,'S81 Norm Fourteenth
saloon' man. Th grand Jury
i wu Begin : investigations . next ween. ...
Mother Beaks, Kay mtm-mlL&.wetF
search- for her .aoi-iiaviBg .proved' tin
availing, Mrs. 'J. Porter, of 407 .' East
Yamhill street, this city, has appealed
to the press to aid her in finding Benton
Heavener, formerly resident of HooJ
River but now supposed to be living in
1 Posiland. Heaverter disappeared In 1808
I ehBrtly after his marriage, and hao
never ' communicated with his mother
slncd v He Is urgently needed at the
present time to assist in settling up an
estate. Mrs. Porter Is desirous of com
municating with, anyone knowing of his
wnereaoou ts. : ' v .. ,v
.lecture at T. K, C A Dr.. Chapman
wlli continue his lectures on literature
In the auditorium of the Young Men's
Christian Association tonight at 18
o'clock, His subject will be "The Flay
Bot at the Western World." br Bynge.
I These lectures are under the auspices of
the r( M.,C. A. aducatlonal department.
860 Volt ' JS, O. 80 Bt, v i General
Electric Co. motor; will sellor ax
chang for . machlna tools, such as
sharper or drill press. Address The
Journal Pub. ,Cc . (Ad.)
X
Eyerlaas Comfort guaranteed, wheth
or 'our 3-Jn"l
Va.MWITrr;. tSS. tlH
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Washougai ano way iaius. uiiy
ceDt Btmday.M l.aTs Washington
tMt dock at 1 p. to.
(Adv.)
Bmonl arotloewR. O. Dun eV Co.
have moved to their new offices, 211-12J
Moraraa bldg.. . 0r. " wasnington ana
Broadway, V
Adv.)
or. e. m. Templeton, Pentlst moved
to 60S-7 Morgan bldg. Main 2838. (Adv.)
Sheeny Bros, Painting- and papering,
129 12th. Mara. 07Z, A-4io.tAav.j
Dr.. C. ItoFariand, moved to" suite
857. Morgan bldg. tAav.j
Dr. Z.
O. Brown Sys, Bar, Mohawk
' (Adv.)
building.
Xr. J.
B. MlRer,
dentist, Morgan
s (Adv.)
bldg. ,
Oa Bterillsation Act vote 805 No. (Ad)
Letters Frorn the People
(Commnslcattona east t Tne Journal for pub
lication In this department eboold be writtea oa
only one side or. tne paper, anouia aoi esoeaa
BOO words 1b lensth and mnat be accompanied
hr the name and address of the eendec. If
the
writer does not deaire to nave the name pab-
Usbed, be sboald so state.)
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"Dlaenaalan la tba e-reateattof all reformeri.
It. rationalises everything it toucbea. It robs
prlnclplea of ell falae sanctity and throws than
bark on tbelr reaaonableneaa. If they have no
reaaonableoeaa it ratblewly ernabae them out
of exlatenco and aeta np ita 6wn coocluakina la
their stead." Woodrow WCaon.
Doctor Rebukes Doctor.
Portland, Nov. 1. To the Editor of
the Journal: I notice In your Issue of
yesterday what a doctor says about the
sterilisation law, to be voted upon next
Tuesday. I desire to say In comment
that In this day Of Christian civilisation
no man, and especially no doctor, ought
prescribe a remedy for anything, that
. , At ,nnn- to annlv in his own
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r&'VTl!Z
others to do to him as hs itu to
to others? No on , is so much to be
feared among men aa the moral monster
-ione devoid of human sympathyand
wanting in respect for the work f the
Infinite Hand, and ir stern laauon is to
be pracUced It may be adjudged proper
tn r,rin with the Deoole who are mor-
a,lly 0ff their balance, ana wno snoum
have lived in the' dark ages of thumb
screws and physical torture. These be-,
lated people are the moat oangerous i
specimens of the human lamwy now -i
A Bey thief is harmless
in
comparison. A petty tnier may nave
f2. n irT him. but one devoid of
.mn-,h and the ele-
I""U"7 "ne nd toleration Is
mnt it liasL he undoubt-
JJLhA
"'y J,:" V ... .vmnathv
sadly needs the kindness and sympathy
he denies to oiner.
ANOTHER DOCTOR.
Dr. Schultze'g. View Criticised.
Portland, Or., Nov. I. To the Editor
of The Journal In last evening s is
sue of The Journal Dr. Sohulfse writes
in a very decided, way of the sterilisa
tion act, juaging u w, -
letter he must be a healthy man with,
a v v a. a llttlA aallntf
(red blood in ms veins, uui .....
In his heart.
Perhaps I have a conscience fully as
scientific as Dr, , ecnu use s, put .
does not make m oblivious of the fact
that the judgment oi n , w uuu
of men la Infallible. I do not even
except that body of men 'to whom
this act delegates1 the power to. pass
upon the unfortunates. I have medical
...thnrtv for the assertion that It Is
....ina - iv difficult to pronounce any
patient Incurable, and a professor in
western university once said that'lt
is better to err on tne siae oi mercy.
T asrea With the aootor tnat tney
should not be permitted to propesrate,
ao long as they era as this acT de
scribes, but I do not consider steriliza
tion the sanest method of prevention.
Would Uie doctor Include the consump
tives alsoT I will not believe that .
What tha 80,000 breakfaatless chil
dren of tha slums of Chicago, or the
rooms without windows In New York
have to do with this act i xan to see.
To or untutored mind that seems to
be a purely eoonomlo question., The
dnntnr's mind must wander.
Appeal to Lovt of Merey.
Merlin. Or., Oct 8, To. the Editor
of The Journal X beg permission
through the columns of The Journal to
address the 'voters of Oregon. I would
say; In the name dt "common humanity,
let each and all labor to abolish cap
ital punishment To y wing men Into
eternity, guilty .:r.'-!hewiaev lu-H s
rello of barbarous ages, -j . Many men
have been i wrongrly executed, t and
should such be the-casa with any of
those Who may tbua ale In. Oregon, If
vou hava a eonselenoa above the lower
animals you will never experience peace
of mind. Which of you would pass the
same Judgment upon one of yotfr own
children? Not one of you. Remember,
your neighbors child Is as dear In the
parents' sight as your) own. All those
who vote for capital . punishment are
only -helping along the works of the
devil. There Is ao compassion in their
hearts only-i revenge.; Christ forgave
sinners, and he - taught . us to follow
in - his footsteps; Did the command to
put man to death? No, , Neither should
. There are seymour and epanos. who
must die tomorrow, sentenced on pure
ly ' circumstantial evidenca , Do give
such as these a chance for Ufa These
friendless boys were once loved chil
dren, but war led astray, by environ-
THIS: IS A REPRODUCTION OF
THATWLLSE
' ' Reoroduced belibtv Is the official' ballot "as It wfii arm-ar when handed ta
tion November 4. .."vV-;' is'c."-;.-;
In votlna It Is important to' remember the sdvice of the secretrarv of state.
regular election. . If you want any, measure to become a law, vote "Yes." Jf
vote o.--:;:,. ....:., .....o-.r, a,' ,.. , .-.iv-- a-v-
. This la not a vote for or against t
Keep" in ramd that, a Yes vote
OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR PRECINCT NO.
MARK A CROSS
Referendum Ordered by Petition
State University Building Sepals Fund Referred by au
t thorfty of Mr. H. J. Parklson,. as Secretary, j Oregon
' Higher Educational institutions Betterment League, No,
' . 409 Oregonlan Building, Portland, Oregon, -Its purpose
. Is to, provide funds for repairs and additions, to the
., State University Buildings, as follows: Library Build.
ing, thirty thousand dollars; Engineering Building, flf-
teen thousand dollars; Peady Hail,, ten thousand dollars;
heating plant, , ten thouaand dollars, f -
. - . Vote TEB or NO.
800.
Yea
'801.-. - No.
University of Oregon Mew vBnilding
f erred by authority of H. J. Parklson, as Secretary,
Oregon Higher Educational Institutions Betterment
League, No.. 409 Oregonlan Building, Portland, Oregon.
Its purpose is to provide funds to construct, equip
and furnish a modem fireproof administration ana
class-room building, and to-extend the heating plant to
the same) The amount appropriated therefor la one
hundred thouaand dollars (8100,000.) -
- : - Vote YEB or NO.
803.
X!L
808.
No.
Sterilisation Act Referred
by authority of Mrs. Lora C.
Little, aa Vice-President.
i. aa Vice-rresment. Anu-oienuxauon jeadue. no.
IXAV f onj'liiiru atcwia wicsvu. m jiur-
pooe la to authorise the State Board of Health to order
each surgical operations . aa the Board shall adjudge,
to be performed upon habitual criminals, moral degen
erates and sexual perverts, both male and female, and
defining who shall be considered as such, the same
being persons confined In some State institution.
Vote YES or NO.
804.
Yes.
806.
No.
ment, and perhaps stamped as criminals
when Innocent Give such aa theae a
chance to lead better lives. For them
to leave this life with hatred In their
hearts, , for Injustice dona them, to
commence life on anotner- piane jubi
aa they left it here which they will
do is to drive to suffering and misery
your brother, and you will have to
stand In Judgment and . apswer that
chare aaalnst you. So - take up the
golden rule. Love your "brdther as
yourself, and labor to abolish capital
punishment. ( A V. Z.
Action on University Referendum.
Astoria, Or., Nev. 8. To the Editor
of The Journal Organised labor of
Clatsop county, represented at the last
session of the Astoria Central Labor
Council, Indorsed the measure favoring
the referendum on the appropriations
for the University of Oregon.
Kindly make this fact known through
the columns of your paper.
HERMAN D. KRIBBS,
Recording Secretary.
$250 IS FIRST AID LIMIT
OF COMPENSATION ACT
In an article discussing the work
men's compensation act which was con
tributed by the Oregon Civic league.
paragraph, as published Sunday, reads:
"The act makes the cost or first aid
es Well as Immediate . and necessary
hospital expenses a charge against the
Industrial accident fund, the amount
being limited to 8100."
As a matter of fact the "first aid" 1
limited to 8860 and burial expense 8100.
The paragraph should have, read:
"The act-majifs the cost of 'first aid.'
as well as lmniedlate and necessary hos
pital expenses, a. charge against the In
dustrial accident runa. provision is
also made for the payment of funeral
expenses from the . fund,
tne amount
Deing limited to 8100."
SNAKE CHARMER CASE
REACHES POLICE COURT
Mabel Boucher, the little snake charm.
er, who defied the police Saturday morn
ing with her reptiles, was In police
court this morning to answer to a charre
of defrauding' an Innkeeper. The man
agement of the Hoyt hotel, claims shs
removed her snakes and baggage with
out pay'ng 94 room rent, and In addition
thereto asks 120 damages to the room
on account of a fire.
The snake charmer contends that her
baggage was held in the room, and that
she would pay the rent bill when she se
cured her baggage. Judge Stevenson
asked Patrol Officer Inskeep to tnvestl-4
gate. The girl la allowing the snakes
to remain at the Washington park soo.
POLICEMAN SHOOTS
HIS MEXICAN ASSAILANT
Los Angeles, Nov. 8. Adolph Moreno.
a Mexican, la dead, while the polloe are
searching today xor nis lour, companions
in an early morning attack on Patrol
man Alberts wayples, in the Mexican
quarter. " .
Wayples had been warned anony
mously to leave the quarter under pen
alty of death. Early yesterday he was
attacked by five armed Mexicans. H
killed Moreno and put the others tj
flight after a gun battle lasting IS
minutes. . '
llart Bnyg Times.
Willamlna, Or., Nov. 8. J. A Hart,
founder of the Times, has acquired the
property again by purchase, end an
nounoes that he will take editorial
mangement December L
ftAXOSE
' Science has recently given to the
world a new food by discovering a
means f deodorizing flan. This de
odorised flax Is called flaxoae, and has
a very agreeable, rich and nutty flavor,
When "combined with wheat and rye in
the proper proportions, this nutty flavor
Is very pronounced, and , the combina
tion of cereals may be used in many
waya It makes excellent bread, gems,
mux fins, hot cakes, , breakfast mash,
browd bread, oookies, etc. v
The medical properties of flax have
been well known for years, but owing
to its disagreeable flavor It has never
before been available as a food. The
healing effects can now be secured In
a new cereal called Roman Meal, a 8-lb.
package, of which ' may be, secured at
your grocer's for 25a i',y-v;.
Taken dally in the. form of mush,
gems,' muff ins, etc., It will cure consti
pation and ra&By other ilia of the di
gest! ts tract Here. then, is an oppor
tunity for people suffering . from con
stipation . to secure ; the : benefits of a
solentlfioaliy balance food. Ask your
grooer r for ..:a . .packaga ' :a c- f Hr :
Yeu can' get Hoiiim ' Meal Bread.
baked by the Log Cabin- Baking Co., at
your . grooer'a : for a loaf. . ::;. ...
; f,Vi' v. '.r';,- u.j -..S,:-1, .fi r::':ff.--7 '
::.?;'. a m-.' t..--.-t w
referendum on the measurea. It it a
caUot .'Wr..!Ji4A.iiv the .lsrtlatur.
Is for the measures a "Ko", vote is against
Multnomah County, Held on November
(X) BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND ANSWER VOTED FOR.
of the Feople.
Oonnty Attorney Act
No. 481 Worcester
pose la to provides
In the State, and.
. present system of
eral counties with
other counties.
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80S.
Yea
807.
No.
Workmen's Compensation Aot Referred by authority of
Wilfred E, Farrell, No. 623 Lumbermens Building, Port.
,'land, Oregon. The purpose of this measure is to create
, a State Industrial Accident Commission, composed of
three Commissioner, to provide a tund for the com
pensation of Injured workmen employed in hazardous
occupations, to be raised partly by the State, partly by
employers and partly by employes; the Commission to
determine the amount under the act to be paid any
person or persons on account of any injury received
. .. In the course of his employment.
Vote YES or NO.
Approprlatlo
ITT
808.
Yes.
809.
-No.
PROPOSES BY nrXTXATXVB FETXTXOB.
Bridge Bonds To authorise Multnomah County to issue
Bonds amounting to 81,260,000.00 for the purpose of
constructing an Interstate bridge across the Columbia
River between Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver. Wash.
Ington, and tha approaches thereto.
Vote For or Against.
810.
For the
811.
Against
WELL-KNOWN AUTO
)MH DIES SUDDENLY
Archie V. Davig.
Archie V. Davis, northwest represen
tative of the Maxwell Motor company,
who came here In April, died suddenly
yesterday morning of heart disease. The
death, which ocourred about 8 o'clock,
came as a complete shock to his many
friends. Mr. Davis and his wife re
turned to their apartments In, the Mor
ton, King and Washington streets, late
Saturday night, and at 8. o'clock Sunday
morning Mr. Davis, complaining of a
pain near his heart aroused Mrs. Davis.
He died before assistance arrived.
Mr. Davis was one of the best known
automobile men on the Pacific coast.
Before coming here, he was sales man
ager of the Maxwell branch at Detroit,
Mich,, his home. He has figured In
many automobile races, and was one
of the winners of the Gild den tour-of
1913, with the Maxwell team. The tour
was from Detroit to New Orleans, and
waa won by the Maxwell team of three
cars Mr. Davis has made several nota
ble runs, among them being a trip from
Ban Francisco to Seattle -in the first
small Maxwell car sent to the Pacific
coast. He was also the first driver
over the new Columbia river highway
from Bridal Veil to a point one mile
west of Multnomah falls, the end of the
present construction work.
Mr. Davis, who was 91 years old.
married Miss Tillle Schneider of Detroit,
September 11,. 1909. The body will be
taken back to Detroit for Interment,
leaving Portland this evening at 7
l", Wit
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AVE THE BAND
'Fve-im
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2 for 25c ; 10c straight 3 for 25c
Clear Havana G i g ar3
'''''l' i,:'; . ". Tsjnia, ' . .
:100 band-box of 12-1212c dgaw, value $1.50 tv
210 bands-box of 25-12Uc agara, value $3.12 1
420 bauds-box of 50-1 220 cigars, value $6.25
-."- " ". ? Wains of Xaeh Band 1H ':'.. '-,. .-r v
. Although this1 offer is extraordinary and. invelvei tremendous ex
pense, we want every smoker to try KC.BBY clear Havana cigars.
We rely on MX BUY quality to hold your patronage.
V BLUMAUERFIUmK;DRUO.CO;;pi8 Portland
sjgMijBrwHCBB ajnu8g- wun pg in our
BALLOT
votcra the. nolla for th aineclal elec
!.''v.',f-;:,;-'.,i- fef$ pi1. 'vK'fC r-iSV:-
Proceed exactlv as vou would at the
you want any measure to be defeated,
vote direct on the measures themselves.
jiimI la tr rfrcetl. to th nconln for D-
the measure.
4, 1913 '
Referred by authority of J. E. Cralb.
Building, Portland, Oregon. Its pur.
a District Attorney for each county
to fix their salaries in lieu of the
having a District Attorney for eev-
the authority to appoint deputies for-
vote YES or NO.
Bonds.
the Bonds.
o'clock. Mra Fred Blooh, wife of the
cnier clerk of the Oregon hotel, will
acoompany Mrs. Davis east.
Mra Davis wishes to thank her friends
In Portland for the many kindnesses
en own during' her bereavement.
PORTLAND MEN JOIN
NATIONAL CHAMBER
By the visit of Walter E. Dorian J,
iieia secretary or tne Chamber of Com
merce of the United States, Portland's
representation In the national body will
be increased by about 15 memberships
ine ooay was organised to unify the
varying business interests of the entire
country and secure so far as possible
a better working connection among the
local chambers.
The organization was effected at the
Instance of the federal department of
commerce and has been In existence
only a year.
Letters wera eent out recently by
Secretary E. C Ollther of the Portland
chamber asking cooperation with the
national body. A. H. Averlll. president
of the chamber, and Joseph N. Teal,
counsel for the transportation commit
tee, have been members from the first
The new members are: W. M. Ladd.
A. I Mills, Harry L. Corbett. S. M.
Mears, Franklin T. Griffith. Guy W.
Talbot C. S. Jackson, W. G. Mcpherson,
C. F. Adams, A. H. Devers, Edgar B
Piper. Theodore B. Wilcox. L. A Lewis.
Julius U Meier and W. D. Wheelwright
UNIVERSITY MEASURES
FAVORS BY SPEAKERS
Support of tha university appropria
tions and the workingmen'a compensa
tion act at the polls tomorrow was
urgoa at a meeting or the Portland Y
M. C. A. yesterday by Eugene Brook
ings, one of the most active nrv
for the university, and Secretary Stone
of the Y. M. c. A. who spoke for the
wuiuycuiauBn Dill.
Mr. Stone declared it was the duty
of the state to make provision for the
support of Its Injured workers, and said
the compensation act offers the most
equitable method devised thus far
Mr. Brookings, stated that the defeat
of tha referendum evoked against the
university appropriations simply means
nothing more than the release for use
of moneys already appropriated for the
university, but held up by the referen-
uuxn.
ONLY ONE TICKET NOW
IN FIELD IN ORENC0
Orenco, Or., Nov. 8. Friday night the
foUowlng ticket was selected for the
ouuna siecuon mnce tne town waa In
corporated. For mayor, Malcolm Mc
Donald; recorder, R. I Wann; marshal.
Grant Brown; treasurer, Edna Purdv
council, Robert Schneider. EL A. Minoe
w aaeaae. John Halmason.
John A. McOee and Spencer Jones, -
it is prooaoie that another ticket
ZT'Z. . lDB I,e,a- Tn slectlon
win w ueja in jjecemoer.'
onicp Tioi jBter man J an, pt ivii.j
DEFENSE IS IMADE W; h
COMPENSATION ACT
Statement of Electri
. ers NoA;l 25 Declared ioi
iwi-iW!M'ui-W.-rsrami3u5- aii4s, .m wb" - kwb - 7Ciiiairfa7Xri
In a published advertisement signed
by "Electrical .Workers No, 125'; and
headed "Working Men Vote 809X
No," the voters are urged to defeat
the compensation - act .at - tomorrow's
election and the statement is made 'that
under the act a man suffering total dis
ability would : receive only 925 per
month.
This statement Is untrue.
:. Under the provisions of the bill, pen
sions for permanent, disability range
from 80 to 85(1, per month, and further
more a pension goes to the widow or
children In case of the disabled worker's
death. , ' '
If a man sustains Injuries that result
In permanent disability, the law pro
vides for his support as follows: If
unmarried, 830 a month; If the-worker
have a wife or Invalid husband, but no
child, $36; and for each child under the
age of 10 years, the monthly payment
shall be Increased $6 until such-child
shall arrive at the. age of 1, but the
total monthly payment shall ' not ex
ceed $60.
JEWELER'S WINDOW -IS
SMASHED, GEMS STOLEN
San Francisco, Nov. 8. The plate
glass window of. Walter & Wolf, Fill
more street Jewelers, was smashed, her
early today and 8190 worth of Jewelry
stolen. The robbery Is believed to have
been the work of tha same man who
smashed the window of the Macey Jew
elry company on Market street early
Saturday, escaping with jewelry worth
more than 11000.
tiVr. " ' T arV
Every day we receive many broken
glasses for repairs. Much of this
'repair" work comes by mail. . If
we fitted the glasses, we have a
"record" of them. In other cases
small piece of broken glass enables
us to make an exact duplicate of the
lense. We are prepared to give this
class of work prompt attention at a
very reasonable price.
DAYTON
KTBSXQKT SFSCXAXiXST
608-9 wetland Bldg, Stk and Wash,
Fifth Floor
Entrance on Fifth Street.
SPECIAL AT
ouse
ALL THIS WEEK
Genuine 25c Web
bach Mantles, 2 for
25c
Eight and four candle
power Carbon Lamps
-regular 20c this
week, two for 25c
Fix
hires?
In decided contrast to
the otSCnary pave
ment is the "nonV
akitf surface of Bi
tulithic affords a
sure foothold for all
kinds of traffic
.VJALTfS&COMPAMV
INVITE TOUR INQUIRIES rOR 1
MO ; Phones
i ,1a Main 163
llVJ A 1165
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niiiiui aaoa., wau paper,
Oraund floor ......Broadway
BROWKE, SB. AGNES K., Osteopath.
Mala S6W V...I0M
BBUR, CU8TAVE Z., K, O.
MarahaU Ml, A-I463. .......... .10tk float
BUiOJL, W. S., Inauraaee -
luia SB7, A-8S? .....0S
CHAMBKRJ.A1M. SB. CHAS. T., Eye, Ear.
Moae sad Throat. M. 683, A-1S71. ...81
CONBHVATIVE UTVESTMEKX OO.
Mala 1007 Vl
DALLAS SEVELOFMEirt 00
Manhall 00, A-10U. ...AU
DAVIS, JAMES V., lawyer
Main 7M .601
A Via DAVIB, Xitnkai Lands
Main 744 Uta flooi
DBOAJf, W. W., Arty., Mala l?U....0t
UXilLK-8THACHAM CO.
Mais 6784 , ...70S
ELLIOTT, I. V., Main M3S ...... .,..!
.UaAMJttf, CLAMEKOai M., Attorney.
MaraoaU tIM, A-10U. ................ ,S1
yXDaMAI, TaUBT CO.
Marahaii SOO, A-I011 ......114
ZUK laAOttaBB' AsaOCIAXIO
Mala ...Mi
I0X, XB.VUT K., Optomatiiat ,
Main 88, A-1S71 ...!
GKiMM, J. 6., M. D., Her. M 104.,
MALL, aOBLHT O., M. D., Mar. UH..S07
UyALT. JOBfcPH U., Main 1M aoi
HOB'UCVLXVBAX flBJS BFT.IEf,
Mala M76, A-887& ...SO
IAYBB O'BBXOM, AttaraeyaatJav.
Mala UT.. ....601
KELSCT, fBAMX O., Civil Tnlseer....ao
XJLBK, KOYUfcM a ....70S
K1BIMEB. yANX B K. D.
Mar. S6l, A-MS ....lOtk floor
IAKS LX1LS CO.. Mar. La0 ....... ...W7
HL. S. Mar. i0 607
lOMUEXt, J., Chiropodist,
Mala U, A-(M .....S1S
BaMaTEE. OBOAB, B., ; ,
Whaieaaie lauaber. Mar. Iltt ...M...0
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ManhaU till ......... ..........M.61
MOJTIOOMJSa, pBv t . JL, rhysieiaa and
Bttrseea, M, S8,"A-18n... ...... ...91
MYEMS MABXiKTvateopatha
MarahaU 17 604-7
XEUOM. a Wg AH A St. Att'y,
Main 107 v '7
BaXBOV, DB. liai J Dentist.
Main 8M ........607
XOa-ftfWfcSXEBJf Exkoxaio 00.
Mar. 1W, A-401 ......6th float
XOBXKWATEBM Z.VKBEB 00.
MarahaU U1 , w;.....A...,..i.....08
OOOIDEMTAL LIFE IV 8. OO. . . ,
Mar. 1766 ...606
OEiLLXB. BOBXBXBOB, Baal Estate
Mar. 488 ......611
0BO0 CIVIO LEAGUE. Mala tt6..808
OBEOOH EKOBAVIBO OO. .
Mar. 60SS, A-M44 .,...64 Cost
0BEOOM riBB KEUSy AS800XAXI0B
Main 6976, A-6S76 ..........08
ZAOLTIO LAUD CO ., , . f
Mar. 488 ......... ...M....M...M..811
rAXXEB, DB. J. 0. .. ... .608
MIP S Sj EVBABXB. Attoraays
MarahaU 600, A-Wli ................614
yUIKEJiXOli'B MAX. DETECTIVE AaZllOY
Main 933 401
FLAY OBOOKD AND BECBKATIOB ASS N.
Or AMEBIC A. Mala 8M.. ...S0
ftUICK. S. . inauiaaos
Mais 8976, A4976
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BEYMOLD8, JOB. W., a B.
Mala 1438 816
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Mar. 81U ... ......... i. . . .1
BEUFEBT. X. Baal latata.
Maia 18 ............. 800
BX1BBXB. IDA sVft I.
Maia 611 ....... .....-...4w..g06
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DErABTMENX
Mais 8669 ............ ......-.....804
WALTEB8, IOVIBB E., O. g. ,
Mala woi ..so
WABBEM 00V8XBVCXI0M CO, PaTlna
Contractan, M. 67S6, A-6944....7tii floor
WE8TBBO0S 4s WEBXBBOOK, Attornaya
Maia 1007 .....807
WEBTFOBT LTMBEB CO., TBS
Mar. 6116 ..................614
WHITESIDE, DB. 6E0. B., Fhyaloiaa end
8ursoa, Mala 1884 907
WIIXEMBEBO. MABOV. Beal Batata
Mar. 800. A-1011 ............... .....814
WOODAKD. M. O, Kail 811 616
WOEBHEB, PAUL, Baetarioloflat,
Mais 688, A-1871 .......til
WBIOKT-BLODOETT CO., LUX -
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" FOR THE)
Zawyer, Salesman, Doctor, -. foU
tiolaa, Business Man, Clergymaa
v'-'- KAXXS A BL6LBT -A
correct, floent - and effeetlra
Speaker. Gives a practical train
lg under a 1 live teacher. -with the
Inspiration of . men working to
gether for th same purpose. 1 en
joyable. A big help la everyday
business. - ..,,- .
T. BC A A. SAT ASXr BXOBCT '
' BOKOOL8
, sUarth and Taylor VtreetB - '
: ' Phona Main 7065 , '-
S
DiENTISTS
,.. i. -. j, ,' ): ; ,.,
tVe are now located between Voerth
and Fifth , oa - Washington street,
and era prepared to give you firei
class work at reasonable prion a.
Rubber Plates ...... .V!S.0 and ue
Gold Crowns ....... .Jk.t.&O and up
Bridge Work ,.Jai.&0 an4 v
PoreaUIn Crowna..., J,5 and tie
silver Fillings ........ . an up
Cold Filllnga i.ftl.O'i and
:s.V'..'.8.. . . WVmnti. Mgr.- '
Oi-cgon Humane Xccby
Office 330 Union Ave., Cor. l..-.ttft I ;.
Thons East 1423. S-a:i5,
Horse ambulance for n'fU or A'.-i
1.- !
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i-asoniitl. iier"'t ail cn"i.ii ti
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