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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 9. 1914.
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EASTERN
NTERLOPERS
SCORED BY WOMEN
REGARDLESS OF PARTY
Effort of Congressional: Union
. for Equal Suffrage to. De
feat Chamberlain Resented
POTATOES WONDERS IN FACT AS IN NAME
ULTERIOR MOTIVE SEEN
Interests Opposed to President Wilson
Trying to Tse Buff ragiats as Cat's
Pw, Is Asserted.
Woman of all political beliefs, who
comprise the membership . of the
Everybodys Equal Suffrage league, at
a meeting; of the league Wednesday
night were unanimous in their de
nunciation of the militant tactics
adopted by the group of "women In the
congressional Union for Equal But-
"are. whose representatives have
come to Oregon to defeat Senator
Chamberlain and all Democratic con
cessional candidates merely because
they are Democrats. More than 100
women were present.
Tvomen have gained suffrage In
Oregon through their womanlj
methods, by which they won the ad-
miration or the men." said Mrs. Edith
Toxier Weatherred, who expressed the
general sentiment of the women that
any other methods will work a great
Injury to the cause of equal suffrage
mrougnout the nation.
TXlt.rlor Motive Suspected.
Solicitude for the cause of eaual suf
frage throughout the nation was the
dominant note of -the meeting, which
waa held at the Commercial . club.
Next to thla was resentment at the
Idea, of the Congresatonal Union for
Equal Suffrage sending Mrs. Jessie
Hardy. stubbsV Into this state to edu
eate the- women of Oregon on how to
use me bMlot.
"We cannot understand why this
union should adopt these tactics in
the name of suffrage," said Dr. Esther
Pohl-Lovejoy. president of the league.
Because they will only Injure the
cause. But we can see why the In
tersts opposed to President Wilson
mtg-ht send these women out to all the
equal suffrag states, under the cloak
of suffrage. In the hope of turning the
women vote againet the present admin
istratlon. Such a movement, in which
me staunetieat friends of eaual suf
f rage are attacked merely because they
are Democrats, cannot help but work
a great injury to the cause unless the
true friends of woman's suffrage
, counteract it.
Republican Woman Are Opposed.
As the league's membership and Its
worn is "5 strictly non-partisan,, the
membership. Including women of all
political beliefs, the cause of sut
rrage waa placed above everything
else. And the women, of whom over
100 were present, unanimously adoDted
resolutions denouncing the activities
of the representatives of the Congres
sional Union and decided to send copies
of the renolutlons to all the suffrage
etates, where these women are work-.
Ing, and to. the seven states, where
the question of equal suffrage la nend-
i Ing, to the membera of congress, totBe1
iauonai American Woman's Suffrage
association, and to the Congressional
Union.
During the discussion of the in
vasion of Oregon by Mrs. Stubbs. Mrs.
Millie It. Trumbull, who strongly de
nounced the whole movement of the
Congressional Union, asked for an ex
pression as to how the Republican
women felt about the matter. From
every portion of the robm Republican
women rono and expressed as being
strongly opposed to it. ' '
Nearly all of the women who, spoke
pointed to the non-partisanship of the
suffrage movement, and that by being
non-partifaii the woraon had won
friends In al! political parties. They
pointed out that the women could not
afford to turu against their friends,
nor allow others to attack them under
the cloak of suffrage without resent
ing It. . T
Mrs. Btubba' Methods Ridiculed.
' They made light of Mrs. Stubbs
schoolroom, with Its blackboard and
'chalk and charts, by the use of which
Mra. Stubbs hopes to be able to edu
cate the !reKon women how t n vntA
One of the women speakers said she
supposed some of the women of the
east, wno are in this Congressional
Union, looked upn the Oregon women
as being in the name lass as the Fili
pino women, and needed their lnstruc
lion.
Anions thne who nmr1 tniu lna
Iglit wore Mrs. Millie l. Trumbull,
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weatherred. Mrs.
Sarah Evans. Mrs. Frank Myers and
. Dr. Esther Pohl-Eovejoy.
Officers of the league wereAlected
aa follows: Dr. Esther I'ohl-l.ovejoy,
preaident; Mr. c. S, Jackson, vice
president ; Miss Marie Chambers,
treasurer, and Miss Agness J. Gaff-
1 oey, secretary.
The resolutions adopted were as
follows:
Resolutions Denounce Scheme.
Whereas, The women of Oregon have
the ballot, and campaigns for wom
an's suffrage are now being made in
seven other states, and
Whereas. The voimg women of
Oregon are anxious. tor the success of
the woman's suffrage campaign In
those seven states and in" the nation,
and
J Whereas, The Congressional Union
lor woman's suffrage has opened in
Oregon and In other suffrage states
camoais-ns hostile to the administra-
II
XxttuA ".:Sr,:iK-.i v.
He was an old soldier and S3 years of
age. The funeral was held Tuesday.
tie leaves no relatives here. -
The program "has been eomnlated
for the annual- reunion of the Lane
County Veterans' " association, which
will be bald here October IS and la.
Several outside speakers are expected
to address public session Thursday
night'
An effort Is to be made tn tnmmM
the corporate , limits of the cltr trr
voting In the Hilapoo Park addition.
Manager Bales has received word
that - the produce put tip by the can
nery during its first season's ran is
very satisfactory and that there will
be no trouble In diSDOsina- of the
output. - -i-
Illness from a foreign growth In the
abdomen caused the sudden death Mon
day of Mrs. Mary Hart, aged 68. and
a : resident of Cottar Rtm fnr . i e
years. The funeral will be held Sat-J
urday from the Methodist cnurcn. itev.
H. N. Aldrlck officlaUng, Interment
will be in L O. O. F. cemetery. Mrs.
Hart was born December 25. 18 H, at
TuckingmUl, Cornwall, England, and
came to this country Is 17V - ,
Bridge Commission to Meet.
A meeting of the Interstate Bridge.
Commission has been called by Chair
man Rufus'C. Holman for next Tues
day afternoon, at 1:80 o'clock, to be
held In the courthouse at Vancouver,
Wash. Governor i West notified Mr.
Holman that .he would be present. In
vitations have been extended to Henry
Teal, C. K. Williams and District At
torney Evans, of the Multnomah coun
ty bond advisory committee, to be pres
ent. Issuance of bonds and a general
outline of past and future plans will
' be discussed.
sy us- -g y u vy SHARE
Thi Journal's
Girculatioil 3 5
Specimens raised on the half acre plot of S. A. Brown worth, 2800
Elghty-secona street, southeast.
S. A. Brownworth, of 2800 Eighty-
second street, southeast, is a poultry
fancier but he also raises potatoes.
And such potatoes! Without violating
neutrality, they are pommes do terre
de luxe. He has half an acre of pota
toes. Planted In May they have Just
become ripe and every one is a marvel
of old Mother Earth.
Mr. Brownworth says they are
American Wonders. They are in fact
as well as in name. Some weigh as
much as two pounds. Others are a
dozen potatoes rolled into one. If a
cubist artist should ' ever desire to
make a little study In still life, using
potatoes as his subject, he would rave
over these particular spuds.
The stalactites of the Mammoth
cave have nothing on them. Many of
them look like Rodin statues showing
the birth of an Idea, still others look
like the animals In the Wizard of Ox,
But after all they ara plain everyday
"murphies. " - One has only to peel 'em
to see that like the colonel's lady and
Jody O'Grady, they are sisters under
their skins.
tlon of our great peaoe president,
Woodrow Wilson, the expressed pur
pose being to cripple and destroy his
efficiency by electing a congress op
posed to him, and
Whereas, The tactics of the Con
gressionl Union have been and are to
harass and annoy and threaten those
in authority with the result that the
enthusiasm of many friends of suf
frage In the national capital has been
markedly abated, and
Whereas, The Congressional Union is
now opposing in Oregon and in the
other states, .where women vote, pub
lic men who fearlessly and to their
own disadvantage fought for the cause
of woman's suffrage during the years
of Its unpopularity, and
Whereas, These tactics of the Con
gressional Union have been contrary
to the policy of the National Ameri
can Woman Suffrage association, and
in direct disregard of the advice and
n leadings of Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
the distinguished president of that as
sociation; therefore, be it
Hesolved By Everybody's Eaual Suf
frage league, that -we disapprove of the
political activities of the representa
tives of the Congressional Union In
Oregon and other states where women
vote as inimical to the woman suf
frage movement; that their policy' of
"direct action," which In effect, is to
shoot a close friend to spite a distant
enemy. Is unworthy of Oregon women;
that thelrsuccess would reflect un
favorably upon the - Judgment and
gratitude of the woman voter; that the
errect ox tbeso activities win prove
detrimental to the success of the suf
frage campaigns in tne seven states
where amendments are pending, and In
the nation; and that we resent these
efforts to lead trie women of Oregon
and other states into a position of in
gratitude to the men through whose
help they now enjoy the right to
vote. .
Parent Wants His Children.
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 9. A pleasant
evening was spent at the Methodist
Episcopal church here .Tuesday even
ing when a reception was held In honor
of Rev. W. T. Jeffrey and wife and
Rev. A. R. McLean and family. Rev.
Jeffrey waa recently appointed to the
pastorship of the local church, while
Rev. McLean and family will leave
soon for Sell wood, where he will fill
the pulpit, of the, Methodist church.
About ISO persons were present.
Because he carried a large number
of new pocket knives and razors, a
man giving the name of Frank Ray
mond Is being held by the officers here
on suspicion of having been implicated
in a robbery somewhere. Inquiry is
being made. He wore a new hat bear
ing the label of a Spokane dealer.
A man thought to be H. G. Cartmell,
of MiddleboroUjjh, Ind., was; killed
when he fell from, a train near Rice
Hill on Tuesday night.
A writ of habeas corpus has een
filed In the circuit court here demand
ing that the two children of George E.
Aldrtch, of Wilbur, be returned to him.
The children are at present in custody
of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Bonney, of Sutherlin, In whose
charge they were placed upon the death
of Mrs. Aldrich, the Bonneys' daughter,
seven years ago. Aldrich is married
again and wants the children, but the
Bonneys refuse to part with them.
The annual convention of the Doug'
las County Sunday School association,
which has been in session here' for two
days, came to a close Wednesday night
following an address by C A. Phlpps,
a well kffown Sunday school worker,
on the subject, "Seven Sunday School
Symptoms." On Tuesday evening Dr.
Phlpps spoke on "The New Crusade.'
The attendance was large and the
varied program was excellent.
At one of the most largely attended
and enthusiastic central committee
meetings held In Douglas county for
some time, the Democratic county een
tral committee In session here Indorsed
the candidacy -of R. L. Stephens, a
Roseburg merchant, for county Judge.
Mr. Stephens recently announced him
self as an Independent candidate for
that office. The- committeemen
pressed as very encouraging the out
look for. a Democratic victory in Doug
las county this fall.
Deaths at Cottage Grove.
Cottage Grove, Or., Oct. 9. H. S.
Powell, for 10 years a resident of;
Saginaw, died Friday at Lakeport.
Cal., where he bad lived for a year.
A CITY EMPLOYE
TELLS HIS TEST
Prominent Seattle Man Tells
How Plant Juice the Vege
table Tonic Helped Him.
Mr. C K. WilkinS, who is a draughts
man in the office of the city engineer
at Seattle, and whose address Is Sta
tion in that city, said:
-"I have suffered greatly with stom
ach trouble and poor digestion, had
frequent attacks of what I was told
was gastritis. I had been troubled
In this way for two years. Plant Juice
has made me feel better In every wrfy.
I sleep well at night now, am not
troubled with indigestion, and have no
more gastritis. I think Plant Juice
was Just what I - needed."
Indigestion, nervous debility and
stomach troubles are the curse of mod
ern times, they are the prices we pay
for the rush and bustle of every day
life. Thousands go through life half
sick, tired and listless without know
ing what' is the matter with them 6r
taking the time to find out Plant
Juice assists nature, strengthens and
vitalizes the entire system, eliminates
poisons from the blood, clears the liv
er and puts it Into . active working or
der, tones up the . stomach, steadies
the nerves, gives sound, restful sleep.
If your appetite Is poor or you feel
tired and worn out from overwork.
worry or illness, are restless at night
and wake in the morning tired and
grouchy, try Plant Juice. For sale at
the Owl Drug Company's store. Adv.
NO ADVERTISEMENT
Of Lucore's in the Paper Today
There in certainly noneed of it. for
the store is crowded full of piano buy
ers. 11000 grand pianos being sold for
even as low -s $335 and $350. You
never saw anything like It The store
crowded full. Not one half enough
people to wait on the customers. Did
you ever see a piano store in your life
whore there were not three times as
many salesmen as there were custom
ers? But here It is right the reverse.
There are 10 times as many customers
as there are salesmen. The reason?
Soule Bros." sale. By order of the
court, the whole stock was sold to Lu
core, who Is getting action the quick
est anybody ever heard of. Creditors
will soon have .their money. The- store
open In the evening tonight and tomor
row night until 9 o'clock. Tomorrow
night "Is the last chance to buy pianos
at manufacturers' cost or less. 388
Morrison St. opposite . the Morrison
street entrance t Olds, Wortman &
King's. - 1 (Adv.)
Oregon Humane Society
T Oratad Ave. K betweea uuea a4
fiavia. Fhoaas Sail 1423.
OFZS DAT.ASD HIQBt.
- Report alt caaea of cruelty to thla
fflc. Lethal chamovr lor email anl
anaia. Horse ambulance for sick or
aUaaeiad animals at a fasnnc,sBoiieev
fir
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Journal Circulation
arid Trade Contest
istdf iateiidales
How Theg Stand
We publish below the first announcement of the standing of all
contestants entered previous to Wednesday. October 7. This list In
cludes all votes deposited at The Journal office up to Tuesday evening.
October 6. The interest has been so keen that every candidate has
votes to their credit Get to work at once and send in votes for your
favorite candidate. Don't forget that one voU for every cent in pur
chases of over 5c at the contest stores and one vote for every cent over
65 cents paid In advance subscriptions. Also double votes on merchan
dise of the contest wholesalers are allowed. Ask for your votes.
After the hunt, a bottle of good old
Mam 49,
- Gambrinns Brewing Co.
DISTRICT SO. 1 4
Pollock, ifvelyn, 220 N. Eighteenth street
Cotter, Miss Marie, 38? Fourth street
Murphy, Rev. E. P 349 N. Nineteenth street...
Rogers, Edna, 295 Eigtheenth street. North
Bishop, Freda, Hotel Navarre, 11th and Alder
Kelson, Courtney, 450 Montgomery street.
Pellette, Evelyn, Arlington Hotel
Robinson, Roy, 501 Clay street ,
Gray, Alice, 4S5 Twelfth street......
Hale, Ethel, 1649 Virginia street
Meeve, Mrs. M, 718 Hood street...".
Chiles, Eva C., 295 Eleventh, street. .
McDougall, Esther, 395 Cable street
Bohle, Mrs. A 24ff Harrison street
Maffel, Ida, 325 Fourth' street
Sutherland, Ethel, Multnomah Hotel.....
Norwood, Nova, 308 Thirteenth street
Seguin, Alwyn, 985 Corbett street
Schmid, Miss Lena, 122 Abernatby street -
Anderson, Charlotte, 910 Kelly st
Teutsch Jr., Lee, 777 Kearney street...
Van Sickle; Miss, 607 Marshall street
Duncan Jessie, 153 N. Nineteenth street
Wilkie, Robert, foot of Davis street .
Fogel, Carl R., Washington Hotel, 12th. and Washington...
Baker, Mabel
Durand, Grace
DISTRICT HO 2
Curtiss, Miss Nellie, 1120 East Sixth street North
Carn&han, Verna, 480 East Fiftieth street. North
Dryden, Ethel L., East Twenty-seventh and Knott streets..
Hennings Roy, 916 Haight avenue....
Circle, Miss Esther, 1438 Union avenue, North...
Healy, Irving, 488 Williams avenue
Pfaender, Ruth, 171 East Twenty-ninth street North
Janlsch. Mildred. 286 Eue-ene street
gj Daum, Mrs. John, 965 East Couch street
g Salmonson, Rose, 1029 East Twenty-first street North....
White, Bernice, 963 East Ninth street North
Blaesing, Lenore, 721 East Fifty-seventh street North....
Moore. Madelvne. 1874 Union avenue. North
3 Skans, Miss Hanjia, 337 Stanton street
.uuei, juaura, 3t Kast couch street
Gorge, Miss Minnie, 823 East Eighth street Northu
Conlee, Mrs. U R., 331 Weidler street.
Chastain,' Mildred, 264 Going street
Gustafson, Mrs. Harvey, 65 Beech street. .".
Bkogseth, Esther, 1472 Winona street
Thomas, Mrs. Frank, 30 E. Seventy-sixth street, North....
Olson, Miss Mabel, 919 Borthwick Street
Tucker, Miss Clyde. East 29th "and Irving
Brown, Kathryn. 500 East Fifty-sixth street North.......
Wentz, Louisa, 847 Missouri avenue.......
Tobey, Miss Edith, 846 Patton avenue.... -
Kurtz, Harry, 699 Schuyler street.......
Kelly, Lester J., 516 East Forty-sixth Btreet North.
Matthews, C. N., 242 Monroe street
Thornton Ross C. B., 153 Alberta street .
Ackles. Miss Ruth K., 1021 E. Twenty-fourth st. North..
Seybold, Ruth, 75 East Fifty-seventh street North...
Schulz. Nora, 297 Tillamook street
HilL Mrs. H. D., 1183 Albina avenue
Cook, Ransom, 4S0 East Fortieth street North......
Durant Cora, 661 Commercial street......
Porter, Mildred, 408 Morgan street..........
Adams, Golda, 329 Larrabee street , .
Olsen, Mrs. Mary, 1310 Denver avenue
Cross, Virgil S-, 715 East Seventy-fifth street. North
King, William R., 2040 East Couch street
Machelle. Luclle, 31 East Eighth street North
Maurine, Miss Maud, 1071 Maryland avenue , .
Hopp, Miss Lydla. 816 Grand avenue. North
Green, Miss Amelia, S38 Williams avenue
Link, Cleo, 294 Going street
Jemtegard. Myrtle, 417 Knott street
Wilson, Raleigh C, 970 E. Twenty-third street North.... i
PrebnoW, Miss Annette, 890 Gantenbein avenue......
F tan dish, Margaret 1658 Portsmouth avenue.....
Rlnehart Miss Iva, 1313 East Fourteenth street North....
DISTRICT HO. 3
Dementi Miss Alice, 548 East Fourteenth street
Shaw, Martha, 627 Henry avenue ,
Baker, Eva M., 631 Belmont street
Alvord. Miss Maud, 6929 Forty-sixth avenue, S. E.. .......
Waitt Kev. W. A 1242 East Taylor street
Bryant Grace, H East Seventh street
Knight Priscilla, 4610 Sixty-second street S. E.
Cracknell. Robert- 19 East Thirty -second street
Reynolds, Glenn, New York Apts., E. 7th and Belmont,....
Hall, Mrs. H. N 1730 East Thirteenth street
Shannon, Miss Pearl, 668 Tenino avenue, Sellwood.. "
Spencer, Miss Ivah, 5719 Foster Road. S. E.
Jones, June S., 228 East Thirty-seventh street.....
Anderson. Helen, 1231 Hawthorne avenue
Goodin, Miss Murel. 610 Thirty-sixth avenue, S. E..
Vetsch, Ruby, 512 East Market street
Howe, Mrs. H. C, 1116 East Market street
Crane, Gladys, 1099 Hawthorne avenue..
Bowerman, Gertrude, 180 Grand avenue.................
Wallberg, Miss Alma, 434 Umatilla avenue.......
Krohn. Alfred, 311 East -Twenty-second street.....'
Stratton, Miss Edith Marie, 4128 Fifty-sixth avenue, S. E..
Inman, Mrs. E. E., 482 Beacon street
FlierPearl, 6231 Sixty-eighth street S. E.
Calaway. Mrs. Leota, 7249 Foster Road, S. E.
Amato, Miss Marguerite, 5309 Thirty-ninth avenue, 6. E...
Chaff in, Ruth, 6003 Thirty-eighth avenue
Dahlgren, Clement 724 East Thirteenth street
Siefer, Miss Augusta, 4836 Sixty-fifth street S. E.. .......
Ellis, Eva, 260 East Thirty-fifth street
Anders, Edith L., 241 East Fifty-second street
Buell, Sarah, 4916 Seventy-fifth street S. E.
Mortensen, Dorcus I-, 20 East Tenth street...............
Tate, Edward M-, 1819 East Morrison street..............
Strube, Marie, 1134 Hawthorne avenue
Lynds, Mildred, 474 East Ash street
St Claire. Grace, 4520 Fifty-ninth street, S. E.. ..........
Jacobs, Mrs. Fred A., 127 East Twenty-eighth street......
Luihn, Mrs. J. W.-H.. 2811 Forty-eighth street S. E.
Bakesy, Cora, 6442 Sixty-fifth street S. E.
Thompson, Mrs. John, 4111 Fifty-sixth avenue, S. E.
Jones, Mrs. Dorothy, 4803 Forty-fifth avenue, 8. E..
Nelson Florence. 1547 Belmont street...
PantaX Mrs. J. WH 94 East Thirty-fourth street..
Spauldlng, Rev. W. E., East 37th and Clay streets....
Sturm, Laura, 818 East Thirty-sixth street
Anderson. Helen M 735 Clinton street.....
Rieger, Jr., Otto, 590 East Morrison street.
Clodfelter. Nolan A..1221 East Madison
Merrill. Joseph, 291 East Twenty-third street.
Alts toe k, Helen, 75 East Ninth street......
Stelxer, Goldles 256 East Thirty-fifth street..
Hansen, Miss Lydla, 3840 Fifty-second street 8. E...
French,-Jemima, 3722 Sixty-fifth. street S. E.....
Hand. Opal. 7606 Sixty-third avenue, 8. E-
Jaeger, Emily, 4861 Sixty-fourth street S. E. .....
Moore, Georgia, 1061 East Salmon street . .
Grosland, Miss Mae 6929 Fifty-fourth avenue, S.E........
Hutchins, Fay, 313 Glenn avenue
Johnson, Dorothy, 7411 Fifty-eighth avenue, 8. E.... ......
Kail, Mrs. Belle, 6915 Sixty-seventh street S. E.i.. .......
Powell, George, 6028 Forty-seventh avenue, S. E....... ...
MacGuire. Miss Esther. 6926 Forty-fifth: avenue, B. E.,1...
Wadsworth, F. Merfe, 378 East Fiftieth street. ...........
Warden, Mrs. W. D, 210 East Thirty-second street........
'"T r i ' SISTBZCT HO 4 , .'
McClure, Miss Edna, McCoy and Dow Sts., Brentwood. .....
Wood, Miss Ethel A., 7230 Sixty-fifth avenue, S.-E..
Hauner, Mrs. F. J. Beaverton, Or,........,.,...;,..,,,.,
Arnold, Frank V, Vancouver,-Wash... ......... .. 4..., .
Parke, Kathrine Grace, R. F. D. No. 2, Camas, Wash..
Moore, Myrtle, 207 Third avenue, Lents. Or..............;
Heck, Mrs. W. C, 924 S. Hayes street St Johns.. ..........
Beard, - Tommy, Fossil, Or.. ............... ....... .
Dickson, Mrs. E. T-, Camas. Wash.. ................... .t .
Disnne, Minerva. Box 113, Estacada, Or.. ....... i. ,.... ,
Johnson, Earle IL. R. F. D. No. 1, Box 109 Clackamas, Or.. .
Lee, Mrs. L. G, Aurora, Or.. ... .V. ............. . .., ......
Reynolds, Francis, Rainier, Or .................'........
A-1149
79,291
63,160
34,574
33,066
28,891
27.018
22.710
18,880
9,930
9.693
7,090
(.815
5,535
5,376
3,524
3,356
2,397
2,058
1.740
690
135
80
75
74
60
60
10
41,780
24.240
20,740
18,577
16,955
15.929
15.27S
14.263
13,265
11.155
8,145
7.090
6.225
4.045
3.091
3,080
2.885
2,490
2,075
1.745
1,530
1.455
1.380
1,075
960
625
360
825
215
195
185
170
150
145
125
115
105
105
100
100
95
95
90
80
0
75
75
70
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60
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45
E6.456
65.240
49,995
44,515
43,219
34,530
23,716
23,410
17,068
14,915
14.672
12,660
11.235
9,035
7.991
7.584
6,934
6,290
6.890
6,695
6,465
5,193
4,915
4.775
4,590
4.054
3.970
3,625
3,060
2.716
,280
2,066
1.883
. 1,670
1,460
1,430
1,045
1,040
825
370
180
165
130
125
125
100
95
75
70
5
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- 60
55
60
40
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Contest
The following manufacturers and wholesale firms are rep
resented in The JOURNAL Trade and Circulation Contest
Allen & Lewis Preferred Stock. Labels worth 50 votes
Golden Rod Milling Co. Cereals. ? votes tor evry cent represented
Portland Pure Milk & Cream Co. Purity milk. Labels worth 20 vote?
Rasmussen & Co Paints, Oils- and Brushes. Cash tickets worth 2
votes for every cent represented
Portland Ry, L. & P. Co. Electrical supplies
Closaet & Devert Teas, Coffee, Spices. 2 votes for every cent repre
sented '
U. S. Laundry Dry Cleaning. Cash receipts good for 2 votes for every
cent
Ebenscott Chemical Laboratories Santiseptic Lotion. Cork seals good
for 100 votes
Scandinavian-American Bank Time Deposits. 200 votes for every dol
lar deposited and left for 6 months.
Log Cabin Baking Co. Tip Too Bread. Labels good for IS votes.
Hudson d Gram Otter Clams. Labels good for 30 votes.
Crown Mills Floor, 50-lb. sacks 330 votes. 25-lb. sacks 170 votes.
lb. sacks 80 votes.
Luckel, King & Cake Soap Co. Soaps. Wrappers count 2 votes
every cent of value
Union Meat Co. Columbia brand Hams and Bacon. Labels, 500 votes
Lard labels, large, 350 votes; medium, 180 votes; small, 125 votes.
Columbia brand Salad. Oil, 70 votes
Holly Brand Milk Labels worth 20 votes
Damascus Creamery Butter. 2 votes tor every cent of value.
Albina Fuel CoJ Coal and Wood receipts. 1 vote for every cent of value
Bring All Wrappers or Labels to Journal for Votes
10-for
4.249
4.106
4,000
3.150
1,740
80
75
25
15
15
15
15
IS
Cash Slips From the Following Retailers Have a Voting
Power of One Vote for EVERY CENT OF PURCHASE
BenN Selling Men's Clothing, Hats and Haberdashery Women's Ap
parel, Fourth and Morrison Sts.
C H. Baker Men's, women's and children's Shoes, 380 Washington St.,
corner West Park
C. H. Baker Men's, women's and children's Shoes, 270 Washington St.
C. H. Baker Men's, women's and children's Shoes, 270 Morrison St.
The J. K. Gill Co. Stationery, Books, Office Supplies, Third and Alder
The Juvenile 'Children's Outfitters, Boys' Clothing, 143 Sixth St.
Ray Barkhurst Men's Tailor 6th and' Stark Sts.
Lennon's Gloves, Umbrellas, Hosiery, 309 Morrison JSt.
Portland Emporium Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Waists, Millinery,
124 Sixth St.
Jones' Market Meats, etc., 4th and Alder. Phones, Marshal 1, A -6281
Oregon Hardware Co. Hardware, Sportfng. Goods, Cutlery, 70-72 Third
St, near Oak. v
Nichols Hardware Co. 141 Killingsworth Ave.. Woodlawn 547
Eriksen Hardware Co. 554 Williams Ave.. C-1366. East 559
Henry C Schroeder (Furniture) 244 Russell. C-1774. East 3542
Howard Hardware & Paint Co. 1927 East Glisan. Tabor 2977
Sunnyside Hardware Co. 983 Belmont. Tabor 2497
Bonham & Currier, General Merchants 103 Jersey St, St Johns, Or.
W. E. Goggins, Shoes, Gents Furnishings 104 Main St., Lents. Tab. 4141.
Sellwood Furniture Co. Corner Tacoma and 13th. Phone Sell 1682
Isis Theatre, Motion Pictures 13th and Spokane.
Myrtle Rose Dancing Club Wednesday nights, Cotillion Hall-14th -near
Washington
JEWELERS . AND OPTICIANS
Jaeger Bros. Jewelers and Opticians, 266 Morrison St
Dillen Rogers Jeweler and Optician, Killingsworth and Albina.- Wood
lawn 2863-
GROCERS
W. S. Cutler & Son 1009 Union Ave. N. C-1354, Woodlawn 1748
F. H. Rtipert 421 Jefferson St A-1796, Marshall 1645
J. Woolach & Son 19th and Broadway. C-2618, East 537
Simoia ft Davis 45th Ave. and 62d t Tabor 645 .
Tremont Grocery 5907 72d St Tabor 614
J. B. Neubauer 373 11th St A-4232, Main 638
Burroughs & Gault 321 Third St A-1441, Main 1441
G. W. Long 840 Corbett St A-3523, Main 1704
Carl Walstrom 811 Williams Ave. C-1197. Woodlawn 1502
Geo. Hockenyos 128 Russell St East 5878
Peebler Grocery Co. 160 E. Broadway. 255 Holladay Q-1352, E. 1602
D. Kellaher & Co 133 Grand Ave. B-1694, East 418
M. J. Malley Third and Ankeny. A-5822. Main 303
Brubaker & Normandin 60th and East Stark. B-2125, Tabor 1133
R. A. Wallis East 80th and Glisan. Tabor 223.
Sinnott Brosv 6203 Powell Valley. Tabor 14
John E. Malley Fourteenth and Washington. A-2167, Main 2167
White Front Grocery 373 E. Eleventh. B-1615, East 380
Emig's Grocery Fifty-Second and Sandy. C-1665, Tabor 139 - '
Schmeer & Co. 426 East Burnside. B-1183, East 483
Wm. Landauer 925 East Stark. B-2067, East 2618
A. M. Sauter 421 East Eighth. B-2189, East 298
W. J. Shanahan, Successor to Ray G. Sherrett 1189 Milwaukie. Sell. 2085
G. H. Zeisler East 21st and Clinton." Sellwood 150 ;
McFarland ft Legrand 415 Everett Main 1540, A-l 540
Hawthorne Grocery Co. 1101 Hawthorne. Tabor 384, B-242S.
Ross R. Peebler 680 Milwaukie. Sellwood 374
A. Robertson 13th and Tenmo. Phone Sellwood 1066
Chas. W. Stubbs 114 East 28th St. N. Phone, East 4381, B-2168
DRUGGISTS V
Huntley Drug Co. 4th and Washington, Portland. " Main 3208, A-3105
Edwin A. Robison 23d and Washington. A-5357Main 8169
Rose City Pharmacy 57th and Sandy Road. C-2314, Tabor 2204
Wallace Drug Co."-37th and Hawthorne. Tabor 773
Irvington Pharmacy East 15th ind Broadway. C-1434, East 5500
Woodstock' Pharmacy 4610 60th Ave. S. E. Sellwood 55
Phoenix Pharmacy 6616 Foster Road (Kern Park Sta.) B-2716, Tab. 465
F. L. A. Wilson 460 Tefferson. AlIMain 2069
St Johns Pharmacy S"t Johns 1
Castleman's Pharmacy Killingsworth and Albina. C-1474, Woodlawn 55
Couch's Pharmacy 817 Mississippi. - Woodlawn 306 ,
Vemon Drug Ccv 17th and Alberta.: 01511, Woodlawn 2294
McGDlivray Bros-435 Durham Ave., Woodlawn 1810 .
Allen's Drug Store 16th and Lovejoy. Mam 1640
Matthieu Drug Co-275 Russell St 01232, East 662 - '
Ausplund Drug Store HOrNorth Sixth. A-2221, Main 8106
Dickson Drug Ccv 73 East 80th. B-1419, Tabor 764
Gelman & Bader Front and Gibbs. A-5877, Main 5403
H. F. Brandon 701 Hawthorne. East 873 -Mt.
Scott Drug Co-Lents, Or. Tabor 1417
Love's Pharmacy Grand Ave. and Burnside. East 341, B-1011 "
Thr Rmvm- Pharma.SA) Umatilla Aw
1 Brink's Pharmacyl3th and Washiagtoau, Main 7233. A-4S3 -
Dpn'l Slave and Save
for Tears. Enter the
contest and take a
short cut to ownership
of ' : ' .
An Automobile. -
A High-Grade Piano;
A Columbia Grafono
la, or! enjoy a trip to
the Exposition. -
Over 't 15000 in rlz. : will b.
awartledr by The Oregon Journal to
th parsons receiving th largest
number ot votes In this circulation
and trd camp.lsn. which Btart4
Thursday,: September 24, 1114, and
ends February 14, 1915.
Any person, excepting employes of
iu journal or ineir imuie. ran
enter thla contest by filling out the
entrane coupon appearing on thla
Page awl filing It with the Contest
Department of The Journal.
The 'retail merehanta mentioned
below will issue, with every cash
purchase of S cents or over, a sale
slip or eonpon having a Voting value
of one vote for every cent Xf you
hava a: charge account with the mer
chant the voting coupon will be Is
sued wea you settle your bill. These
coupon yr saiesups must oe pre
sented fto The Journal's Contest De
partment within seven days from the
date otyBue to be credited to your
self of Jtfis candidate you are sup
porting . -
The labels or trademarks of the
article! mentioned tn the "Manu
facturer;'. List" appealing below wilt
have m .Certain voting value. See
manuf aetarera list and advertise
ments ifer details.
Pald-m-advance subscriptions So
The- DsRly, Sunday or Semi-Weekly
JournsJtdated after September S3d,
for'onemonth or more, will have a
voting nsralue of one vote for every
cent. .
Knterfyour name or that .of your
favorite In the list of candidates at
once. "111 out a nomination blank
appearing today and send it to The
Journal? Contest Department
Grand Prizes
And pix Prizes in Each
pffFour Districts. -
The Oramd Tri Consists of a rive
Passenger : XUe louring oar, 191
model, fiilly equipped, the regular re.
tall price, of which is llta0. will be
awards to the person having the
largest gnumber of votes of all the
district This automobile now on
exhibition at the Northwest - Auto
Company, Broadway and Couch
street! i r.
A S.cofli Orand Prlae, OoBsistlair of
a KaxveU AatomobUe, 1915 model
tour)ng!rar, fully equipped, the regu
lar rjS.il price of Which is $860,
will b awarded to the person havlnc
the sernd largest number of votes
of all tge districts. This automobile
now . 4fl exhibition at the Pacific
Motors ;fompany. Twenty-first and
Washlnston streets. .
Winners of the Grand Vrlaes wlU
have xro. Interest ta. the JDlstrlet
. :: - rrlses.
Diltrict No. 1
Consist of all. territory west of
the Willamette river and within
the citf limits of Portland.
Diltrict No. 2
Consistii of all territory east of the
Willamette ' river and north of
Burnside street, and within the city
limits ;f Portland. r
District No. 3
Consistii of all territory east of the
Willamette river, south of Burn
aide sttjeet, and within the city lim
its of Portland. .
District No. 4
Consists of all territory outside of
V Portland. , . :
1ST:PR12E High-Grade Piano.
1st I k)iatriftA ITavne. Rrn,
Music tore, 151 Fourth St
24 District Kurtzman Piano,
now filing shown at Sherman, Clay
& C46th and Morrison.
3d IMtrict-A' Xudwig Piano, on
t. exhibition at Wiley B. ; Allen &
Co., Jcroaaway and Morrison. ,
4thi pistrict A Bush & Lane
Piandjnow on the floor at Bush
& Laire's, 433 Washington St.' .
2D PKIZE A 'trip for two per
. sons! to the Panama-Pacific x
position, either by rail or boat,
.withg meals en route, one week
at alfirst-class San Francisco ho
telj ind $50.00 spending money,
3D PltlZBV-A trip for one person
to ijht Panama-Pacific ' xposi
tion either by rail or boat, with
- ratals en route, one week at a
' first-class San Francisco hotel,
an4 1525.00 spending money.. . . '
4TH!feRI2E A $75.00 Columbfa
Granola. -
SThrzE A $50.00 Columbia
Gronola. . ' , "
6THiRIZE A $25.00 Colombia
GraPonola.
Grafoolas. on display at Columbic
Grapt&phone h Co 429-431. Wash
ington street, and Graves lusic
Co.,-151 Fourth, street
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