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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY. EVENING,' NOVEMBER 11 1913. TOWN TOPICS AMUSEMENTS -Elewntli and Morrlnon. ''Stop Thief." aud Morrltun, Keating train standing nar Flrland station at 8:30 p. m. Friday, but' none of the pas senger were injured. The vestibule of the passenger was slightly damaged and the fender knocked off. After the freight had been? switched Out of the way th passenger, train proceeded to Charge Dismissed Failure of Mrs. T. A Flood I Couch. 6106 East-Thirtv-slxth street, to1 Jitdlan v log-1 appear In the munlclDal court this morn I ing against JX U. Jabon, a harnessmaker, 03SE(iWVnflNS SHOW on uULU .Iqq and IIEITIO BAKtit BroUwy LVKIC houOb and Stark k, tulcal Comedy Company ' Kolhrir f!AlllMt , ..V ; C(iLt'UBIA-H9lxtb.! betwevn "Waahloctoa and of disorderly conduct Jabon Was ar btartt u. Motion picture 11 a.m. to it p. m. rested at. Front and, Morrison 1 streets PfcoPLH s THKathA Wast Part and Alder upon complaint of the woman' that the 'ahckT: rV?Zn sutk ..i ?1" 1 Hroadtray. Motion pictures, - 1 I ( . .', ! ; , :.y.-:; BTA H Waahlnffton end Park. Motion pictures. I ; Pace :' long Term. Upon uVVJ7?a-,', Qd waawufioa. - guilty to a charge of disorderly : ,' 'ii ' T"i morning in ' the in liil ii nun mnriu ROUGH DURING Vif JTER JSC-!, tlon picture. Figures Disclose on Only 35 Days; Out: of i l66;. Would pie o? . Have Prevented Dredging. ' iel-ly con- fcitMk i-Vv ' i Q::', W.'" municipal , ,, , DRUMMERS' CLUB IS . i LATEST MUSICAL ORGANIZATION HERE 1 . The Drummers' club is the lab - est musical organization In Port sland. It has Just been organised. Its purpose is like several oth er musical organisations to,, fill a. long ,i felt want, but not to give free concerts for the musi cal education of the masses.. In- Weather Conditions. ' IST&ZVZZS 'ZSS rJJZLZ In.:hto'5nly potf onVNortn- Head, Portland and TicinitT Probably fair toalEht I the rockDile stand as-aJnat htm. Ha I wasningtoni i; the vs farthermost and arrested Saturday night at SOS Thurman V v" V v. mo ' street -i v -.".; 1 . .b.A y.yr''-:-1 Rellihor,.? gov .a- ;. t-;;j ;-.fv; ; : v.. wyii--1 oDserver, na-.; comp Aihr , highest . point k where the . Columbia . . me racuis uceaui. government weather complied information I that not only goes a long way toward lng a new woodsaw at the Millard Ave- !-?!?!fm,!!t bar fro lu . . I Uta.tlnn hlif that mn V Iiva m AMmiv (n. arldre Guards May ILose itaw-The .eoond ' street and riftv.thiM av,nuiL fuenc ln: th movmni to secure sn ..a; . - ' a I ' 1 ' I nnAnHSrllM Trv UAH Mka sat lhaif1.fl aa 16 special policemen recently appoini ed to guard the bridge from miscre ants may lose their stars. These men I at the second joint. Dr. O. A. . Hess and Wednesdai',' Tulabla winds, mottly norm. erl. k Oregon and Washington Probably fair to night and Wadoeaday; light arlbl windx. Idaho ttala tonight( . W-dned7 probably fair.. .:'.. r. KnWARD A. BEAM, District roreeaater. southeast, at 4:80 p. m. Saturday, W. O. ITZaJ c?s"", 6oU Clark's, rht lnde finger , was cut off a. ? ' ' - -u- a.i.i. . - ' a tt Th Information ..) uer.nrA at tha f bridge employes and theif appoint- dressed the wound, , Clark Uvea a 7JQ3 "J" Th . " includes four ; ment as apeclal officers Was made ; at I Fifty-fifth avenue, ' southeast. the request of the county commission-1 ;.v-.;:-''ir'i ; .f'- , era. Yesterday tne commissioners re-1 captain sonar : speaker of nay- observations, of each of the days from jNovemDer i, ifiz, to April 15. iis. as small an average of etormy days when celved notice from Chief of Police Clark CapUi7Robert,Doira7 of SaFra wis- that bond, of 11000 must be provided co ,wm be the 'bpeaker of the day XCiM itV ?.: ?.n. ; The preml- fore vlht -Progressive . Bpslnes. Men's 22?.' JaSl r?3&EL um on each bond la 14 and the county I club ; at ' luncheon In the - Multnomah I these days the bar was either smooth nmta-ilnia hlk nMmliim. will 1 Phii4a til- hai ,h.lv? "'VUtriw. , vu VUtf 1 Ua ' 1,11X3 . I . .1 . rri,...l...l.. .11 I ' a. a.V . aN Mi.) I a, M. . u ifrwn uii mail Hi ; w v rwuim,W- .., ,., 4 t. ahasr tha ha mitMn. will ask Sheriff word to appoint, each I port unity in the development of v water tuou-iru-w ' ' of the IS men a special deputy sheriff, transportation. ' t . . , 11 ' ,1.' ' ' , Tne Sarth- TrsmblsiL-i-A terlffic ; Keotor la Trench. A conference of UI'". , '...'. ""' 'WZi v, eartnanage, rocKing nuiiaings iroro tneir i the local Trenck Alliance" will be held . foundations, followed by a avalanche of I tomorrow evenins- at 8:15 at tha nubile . -.m , ',. . fire which anuffed out accumulationg of library,. Tenth .'and .Yamhill etreeta ZTftJ: fT r ," vciMr-j wiu uBurer a crana was wrecked on Peaetck Spit. ucvura a jaunna lanna oy -maaier- nu people is recorded In the; spectacular , ' three-reel Xiubln drama which will bead- line the btu at the Columbia opening to morrow. ' It Is a story of the San Fran cisco earthquake and fire and many of the views In the drama are actual photo graph taken in ? this catastrophe, f A linck, author of "The Bluebird." lecture wm Be. in French. There are f lva fierloda of two davs The I each when the bar was rough either all or a part of the time. These are Decem ber 8-4. December 18-19. February 16-17. oourcnoa : mvuwb anarantee. I March z-i. March 10-31. Multnomah county ha, been protected! The results of the compilation show a from Joss on account of defect In, work-1 comparatively amall number . of . days tfff JIZ, :t?tinUP material in the west wing when dredging? could not have been oar- ; Ziong Term on ' Bockplla A , com ' plaint charging the faUure to Properly -',Y -7. ki- J.. I Ior th next II months. -1 .cfv. v a-aj bwiu v. wwa " tmw this morning against A. Rosenfeld, aec ? ond-hand dealer at 411 Front street, ' Detective Sergeant 1 Smith made th4 . romnlalnr - in whlrh tha . dealer' la ac cused Of buying 4 pound of ; brass Pd yesterday, the North Bank rail of the new courthouse by an agreement I ried on.' Dr. Alfred Kinney, chairman signed by the .Lewis A. Hicks company I of the Port of . Columbia committee, guaranteeing to make such defect good land several others active In the "move ment to deepen the Channel over the Co- :a--: " . . 1 j . v e,' w,i.v. iiumoia nver oar, neuev mat a areager Trophy for Best Apples For the best I could be worked the greater part of the 10 boxe 1 of apple displayed at " the year. Such -a -policy -would prevent White Salmon valley fruit fair; ; which atorm of winter filling in the channel urruani nunoi un Buraiuor. jlho inivr- ifrom Hangy Jensen Mdcnotireportlng , lha toiikIiim ; I,mi . AlaadiM arufltv I nvyuy. jub wiumiii apples Will oe seni I """" "7 w . . r ' I - , . i . ' . . I , to stealing the bras and wa sentenced i.1"" "r"'' la -now w represent aaicaiiat oouniy. : ' to z day on the rockpue. : To Slseuas Otvto Hatters The" reg r ular meeting of Greater Irvington Im :, proVement association will be' held to night at -k Irvington , club.. ' Robert O. ; Dleek, commissioner of publlo works, , has accepted an invitation to address the meeting on certain amendments to. the ' eharten which will be voted on at ape- N ial alactinn. in rr.nmhr Tha iunatinn ui aiu iLuuiLiuu w aviuway para uu in manner In which It may be secured, will be brought before the meeting for dis cussion, ' r- , FINE PROGRAM READY. FOR AD CLUB LUNCHEON Temoeraaoe ' JtaUy A temnarance rally wa held Sunday evening at Clin ton-Kelly Methodist church. Ml Alta Chase, who recently won a ellver medal Jimmy Qunn is to be chairman at the contest of the 'Arleta m C. T. 17.. and Ad club luncheon In the Hotel Portland Arthur Wilson, also an Arleta contest- tomorrow. James A. Wood, editor of ant, delivered their temperance orationa A' Simple Home Bemedy For rheu matinm, lumbago or kidney trouble: Mix 1 ounce aalgrene with 4 ounces olive oil and take In 2 teaspoonful dose, Sal- "The Week End"; of Seattle, and former director of; exploitation of the Alaska-Tukon-Paclfio exposrtlon, will speak on The Pacino Northwest a Opportunity fn 1915." t . Edward F. Trefs of the Chamber of grene contains no alcohol.' Alcohol la I Commerce' of the United States, from Ian IrrlUnt to the kidneya J"or sale at I Washington. D. C. will speak on .TIlt- XTnflt to Perform Work Ernest Wea-1 all druggist. :.,Vv;.-.-,-v.,j. .(Adv.) . ting the Line.", Mr.' Tref addressed ver; under indictment for failure to sup port hi wife and family, may. escape I VOartostaa 8ro Oriental mors Noth ! being foroed to work because of his phy j lng more acceptable for Christmas .than sical and mental condition. Drs, Thomas I one of our -beautiful ruga ' Make aelec- w. oss, Aiary s. vans and J, a. u, tlon now. . We will deliver when want- , Sinclair - have examined, him and each I ed. Eevery rug in our collection cor- swore to an aiiiaavit pronouncing him irectly priced and fully guaranteed. 478 f pnysicauy ana mentally unnt. The aril-1 Washington. . . ' (Adv.) davit, will ba BKeaantad - tor tha court in I - . -.- , . , - - . ; . ... . an attempt to have Weaver released. -1 Bible tody Circle TbeA Bible Study v A,i"-v-.- t , r . - i circi win meet at the Central Library, ; y? Wage Committee Keats Tonight A Wednesday, at t O'clock; In room A.M conxerence committee cauea Dy tne in-1 The circle la conducted by Rabbi Wise. dustrial. Welfare commission to re com-1 All persons are welcome, -a the course - mena a minimum wage ana maximum I is rree and public. $ hours of women employed. In all cavl . , i, , - ' "'-''. : paclties in Oregon not affected by. pre-1 - injared While Skating While skat vlou rulings will meet tonight ' at "g behind a wagon last' evening at ; O'clock in room "H" public library.; This Seventeenth and Pettygrova- atreiu committee will alao attempt to define If reo Anaeraon, of ZOi Thirteenth street, J tne maximum time of apprenticeship. I0U. n1 senousiy- cut nis band, on v.-,;.,;; , ,. . Ihook t th; rear, of the-.wagon.,''; . the suit of Multnomah county to fore-l . 'o1b HUlarty m; J. Cos- close the mortgage on the old county I t,u Seattle, assistant trafflo man poor farm given by B. M. Lombard and I mT' . ,n.. .yre.1 Itnern railway, wife, the city of Portland claims an in ' terest In th property due to the decile tion of streets and avenues and to a sessment for the sewer on the Canyon it road. The city ask that In case , the mortgage ' la foreclosed provision-, be maae; to validate the piav;5'v:..f : i Passe Beaolntlon of Begret Resoiu. tlons of regret for the , death ofK the ; iate u. u. f aimer, ror two rears teacher of chiropractic in this city, who died October 20, were recently adopted - oy rtne uregon uniropractora' associa tion. The Veaplutlon are signed for the I society ojf ( w. . Slater; president; H. 1 O. Brown, secretary; A. 8, Douglas, J. -jv jjavauey, Anaeraon ana w. o. Powell. " - , , Most Keep , Away Prom . KOm. wnne intoxicated ,iast evening, Charles i rairoanKS went to tiis jome In Brook lyn and ran his wife and two son out : of ihe housa Patrolmen Everett and Russell arrested him. 1 This morning , in tne municipal court, "the Judge or dered Fairbanks to atay away from hi home i joined the Hill 'party In Portland yester day and was a guest at the Transporta tion ciud tuncneon. ' ; i , v-t Steamer Jessie Xaxklns for Camas, w asn ougai ana i way jana ings. dally ex cept Sunday.' Leaves Washington . street aocx at i p. m. (Adv.) A "Made U Oregon" Dlnaer will be given . at Sunnyslde : Congregational church Wednesday, beginning p. m. $6e and 28c r t . y v ; (Adv.) -: Horn for Tabaroniar Patients -Doc tors reference. TaDor2S7, B-267J the club two year ago and made a hit HORSES AT--MT.BRAYNI0N VICTIMS OF AN EPIDEMIC (I''"'-.. '.V. ii i a " "..;:''. Centralla, Wash Nov. 11. Numerous farmers In the Mt - Braynlon ' district have lost their horses, the animals be- Ihf -the victims of an epidemic, disease that recently broke out. As yet the dis ease; has not been diagnosed by veter inarians. It IS feared that the epidemto will spread to the surrounding towns. 17 se common sense- tin Suoerlor eoaL s ton. Alain is! A-ieei f Adv.l BOSTON DENTISTS ateaa it la for mutual benefit of v4' the club members, of ' whom ai-:; e - ready about 20 have signed the' 4 constitution and by-laws, and all ' of Whom are affiliated with the ii Musicians? Mutual association of e r PorUand.1 ly $ i. i'ViV X -""'-l'Th chief purpose' o' th olub'iJe) c-.'w i station $.baa drum1 and f e .ft other heavy paraphernalia em- '. 4 ployed In accentuating rhythm e and nuances, at all of the more r -prominent halls and auditoriums e where drummers are employed. This will eliminate the unpleas- : ant and difficult occupation of s lugging the drum every time e an engagement Is to be played.; e Permanent organisation: of theke) club, therefore, will -mean notoA only the lifting of thedrummer' : chief burden, but also the dlsap-,, pearance of that familiar person- s age wht Insists on usurping all ' -of the space on the forward olat form i of the street car, -. ' ,; , a The drum and traps will be .. kept under lock and kef.i ; e , - Similar , organizations . are 4 maintained with great success In many , eastern cities. v v? Repeater for Jjota. Centralis, Wash., Nov. , lx. Frank Lots., the - Vader editor who recently claimed to have discovered a blood cure for all diseases, was arraigned Satur day for the second time on a charge of practicing medicine . without, a license, and for the second, time his case was dismissed. Lots, aa before, argued his own case. .-i t--t:-l:,'' ,!'; ''; : , Prosecuting ., Attorney :; Cunningham Immediately filed notice of an appeal to the superior court. . i., , . WIDESPREAD REVOLT S ORGANIZED IN CHINA 'rr f United Press Leed Wlre.V - Shanghai, Nov. 11. That a widespread revolt against" President Yuan Shi Kal 1 being organised In southern ' ' China seemed practically certain today or the atrength of information from influential Chinese here, 1 . 1 1 , Authorities of the Shanghai Interna, tlonal settlement were doing their s ut most to prevent the settlement, where th conspirators can .work free from danger of arrest by the Chinese govern ment, being made headquarters for the plotters. ; The Chinese are so little un derstood '.even by- foreigners living here, however, that It was thought like ly their plana were being matured under the very eye of the officials, v ' ' Revolutionary agent were said to be busy throughout the southern provinces reporting to leader of the ? movement her and at Nankin, Hankow and. Can ton, and a representative of "the con spirator was. understood to be on his way to Japan to; consult with Dr. Su Tat Sen,' leader of the last rcvo! i: and an opponent of Priiliri t Tin. Many belleved Sun would return ti C -raet ths present movement. . ; . 1 ' m j '. Milk Tuts Out rlav Kansas City,; Kan , Nov. H.Fln l- , ing no hydrant handy,, firemen put out 1 a blaze at J; A. Cane' home by com mandeering 100 gallon of milk from a neighboring dairy and pouring it on th f lames, v. ? t 'A , r 'n 'r'r . ...... irrr. n Y..u L, .lj!jL v Cut Thi$ Out ; Becdpe That Break a Cold in a Say : "From your druggist get half ounce of Globe Pine Compound . (Concentrated Pine) , and two ounces of Glycerine. Take these two Ingredient home and put them Into a half pint of good whis key: shake well and use In doses of one to two teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime." . Smaller Kes to child ren according to axe, ' But be sure to get only the genuine Glob Pine Com pound (Concentrated Pine). Each, half ounce bottle comes in a sealed tin screw too case. If your druggist does not hava tt he. will quickly get It -This formula comes from a reliable -doctor and is certain.' This was first published here six years axo and druggists say it has been In-constant demand.?-. . Poir Indigestion Mix one Ounce' Cat- andlr Compound; two ounces Essence of Pensin: three ounces Syruo of Glnsrer. Jake ' one - to two teaspoonfuls after meals. This is said ' to have no' equal. Catandlr is - that . new . compound, any druggist has It or will get It. Published by the' Globe Pharmaceutical laborato ries of 'Chicago. , v,i '.h Y00R INTERESTS ; , y ,V-", '", ' "'.'. vv ' may provide an income for. your wiie ' after "your death but HOW; soon? Will it take months or .years ' for estate to be settled? Protection in "the com pany of ' satisfied pol- ; icy-holders" will pro vide money "for immedf- "ate needs and can not te taken ' away from Her by "professional will breakers." ' Writclfor a Sample Policy Today mm KB IlfeiiliJIJi tie are now located between S'ourta ! and Fifth ' on Waahlnataa atraat. and are prepared to give yon first class . work at reasonable prleea Rubber PlaUs ....... f 5.00 and up Brldsre Worse ..... Poroelatn Crowna.... Silver Fining ...... Gold Fillings ...'.....SI and up and ns and o and n and eg u Bom for Aged People, invalids, fin lo cation. Mount laDor, Tabor 4159. (Adv.) Dt, B. O. MoPaxlaad, moved to suit 7, Morgan owg, , , (Adv.) Br. ' J, , X. Miller, dentist, Morgan Wdg. : . , (Adv.) -docI IQCHVeVVD PRirj . Adv. Odenf.greene.i , - a4.5r STARK Ine la- "aT""M" FRIfJTIMCCQl PRESIDENT gTREET jtt : - W f y-, -Now 1 f J. r 1 t car the New Tilings IPay for Tkm as Con venient, Don't Let tke Laclt of eady Money W orry -Y ou. The Eastern' personal' credit service is designed and intended for you, 'for four individual convenience. 1 'Credit here is more liberal, more dignified than elsewhere. : It is extended over any reasonable period not merely 30 days. You'll need some new clothes for Ihgnksgiviiig. - Select torn o r r o w choose all you need we'll make the terms easy. 408 WMhlagtoa St, at Tenth Th Big Oredl Zastttnttoii ' 'I, ror Lienume Lomf orf and Stylo Distinction in sn Overcoat Wear a Benjamin 1 ' They're her in th favored leng ths Hhe' three-quarter in the Broadway bos style and the full length with the raglan shoulder. la the favored materials, too 1 Oxford grays. : black and i fancy Q O C AIL". OCA mixture. Range of price is wide PD lO pUVr Buffum & Pendleton ion ' , i ? v f Morrison Street Opposite Postof fice ! ' For 2 Day T ,f J4 i: Two More Days! Tomorrow; and Thursday ' In which to take advantage of the extraordinary special offer to automobile owners of the White Car Company. It's a genuine OPPORTUNITY the unrestricted choict of $20,000 worth of high-grade . Reconstructed Pleasure Cars At a Net Saving to You of Over 25 Per Cent,' with, your used car taken in exchange as part payment. . The White Company BROADWAY, NEAR OAK f ; ' ! . E. W. Hill, Manager , ' "la the Business District for Your Convenl-" ence." ( 1 ' ' gBsJ' For j 2 Days ! Only The Larg BUFFALO JONES TO TRY ,' TO.iCET LIVE GORILLA . r .V, I ii j i i 1 r Car Strlki 3hrtlrht lrilBMf.: flrArt ' Fort Worti .Texu, Nov. 11. Buffalo I rail n . ICrv; St. aMithmin - si4imm1 aa v..a i a I TAns T)tra l.s XT M nlAn.aa a.t. . I - w v.vanw SUUUSt , 1IJU(I s-wMvara. v fab- i aa.. jrWACJi S giSSVIl- man, : irapper ana nontsman rival '.V No Mutic,' . 7 No Cabaret, s But Good Things , To; Eat t t, Oiir Pricea Are ' Based on Good V 1 Foocl and Service, - t:Nott Entertainment.'- . . iiJVery' Moderate Prices ' :" v :c iWill Prevkii;r -.rV $;&J; mncmixw tTmoK ss 'M- ., 11130 A. X. TO t P. St BAZX.T, Neyr Perkins Restaurant ''vi'&Cr'' T- WUUaais, llgr. .. WifiCb trano Pifth Street ":; . , On. Soar Borth Xotirt' Batrase. BBBBSaaBBSBB WtZ&iW T& :;iThe;Newltv:'l tins Hotel Will Be Pleased to Quote ' Special; Rates ,o Perma-j ' nent :MttUK'tiH- of Theodore Roosevelt, was In Fort Worth ItOdaV.' He followed Rooaavalt tTirnitrh Africa, but while the former president was slaughtering big game, Jones and his two cowboy were Tropin r lions. rhinoceros, hippos, leopards, sebraa and other.. jungle animals. in - Jone said today; , "I am going , back to AfAca In De- 1 eember, and we expect to rope a gorilla, i which X have contracted to deliver to la big circus for $360,000. If the gorilla la an - animal, - w will outwit It and make ' th capture without . Injury to any on of th party -but If iu 1 numan. some or us will get hurt. v 'There la no real gorilla In captivity now, -and should we .be sucoessful 1a roping- one, I am satisfied It will make mo a munon. ;''f;1.,:: COURT HOUSE LIGHTS TO GO OUT AT 1 1 O'CLOCK Pcrh No more will the courthouse windows glow, after1 11 o'clock at night unless the glow is from th windows of some county official or deputy? working over time. Private cltlsen and official not connected with tne county who occupy office in the courthouse must snuff their candles, latch their door and de part' from the big building prior to the eleventh hour. That electricity may not be wasted by these Individual, and official : who do not draw- upon the county treasury ror sustenance meters are to be installed to. keep watch over this form of leakage. of county funds. These orders' will become effective on December 1. '-a !' . ' , . ! Men's Raincoats; Overcoats A large stock to , salect " from. No Profit rucked on tnf hlirh ratnf mil Notroubieto showrooms at anyorat ',,"tu5f",v' Tk8Titn M"vtop ""d time to suit ryour convenience. 1 IVxi regoman building:"' "(AdvV est Rye Distillery in the World. ........ .. 56 years ago, Good Old Guckenheimer was made in a primitive still with an output oi a iew nundred barrels. Today, it is made in a great modern, scien tific distillery that leads the world in the uisniiauon or pure rye wniskey. The ricH' quality, and rare old flavor, that was the ueiignr.. 01 past generauons, Has been preserved, un v: changed, for the delight of millions, today. ' ' rirarni.,!,... 1 Ml V 1 ' ? ' a yviwcic y uu y u you win una annrpnarinn rt fh a f l THE GOVERN MENT GRCEN-f STAMP PROTECTS THE C0N7EMT) v sterling quality and perfect purity of, . mmiWM old ' m a a a auorrio 11 r'-"la-i." . f-a-a laa f ' . J in 1 TA.'N 7 -iB -a 7 TrrVaT f.. a. el 1 , . " 1 7.T r ?! Ml i Hi E 1 I i I M ill lldil , .LI. . ijy. AIM RflNDl ROTHCHILD BROS.; Distributors, i Portland, Orcncn 3 The Yamhin Public Mar- DO i ;J". the low prices, those who present this ad when making purchase of 50c or over, at any one stall, will get 10 extra S. & H. ' Green' Trading Stamps FREE, besides regular stamps'. . V-viv1"'." W ' f' FIRST, SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS C 3 READ ON! i ; 3 LEADERS; at Stall 16YamWU Market t Big Specials for Wednesday Just to make it interesting for our. competitors, we are going to cut prices for tomorrow only as ' V .:;;7i;'toBowsi.;:.: " Hams, 16c-17c Bacon, 16c-20c-22c Roast Pork, 16c-14c Everything else reduced in proportion.' Remem ber the place Stall 16, Yamhill Sanitary Max- ket, comer 2d and Yamhill : - " , r i - - r' Public Speaking ror the f-yf if Awyer, Salesman. Jootor, roll tlolaa, Bnslnes Maa, Clexgymaa A correct, fluent and effective speak-er- Olves a , practical training under a live teacher, with the Inspiration of men working together foV the same purpose. Bnjpyabie.,!s Abig help In. everyday ,buslnss,.:A;;w.'.;v;; H X. K. Q, A. SIT AND mOXT. , " SOHOOU, .-. .. !'.? "gUth'and Taylor gtreots. Phone Idaln J085,:,:',v ''-' " J Oregon IIum:nr!c:i:iy Office S'O tTnlnn Av.. Cr. - tie V none . 14 J, iv-i Horse ambulanra fr nh-k or d!M4 animal at a inoi-..r-t'a t na reaxonabla. ' Ef-. t. I c,. cru. y to -.this offlc. C; : i v y . i i '.-at. Family's HealtHi without 'additional cost you ; can1, jjiiat bav the kind of sewer pipe In Portland fetreets that won't ' disintegrate and pour" out deadly fjmrv