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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1914.
7
TODAY
2S4th DAY Of 114.)
YEAR AGO TODAY
At Home.
Sis departments of city foniinettt ask
total of S3.741.907 to meet expends of Port
3Uid for coining year. Budget committee pro
J&f)i9a to prune deeply.
bast Bids Business Ilea's association Brged
Comml loner Daly to atart plaB to revoke
fraoenlaea of BoaUiera Pacific and O-W. R.
A H, on East First sad Second streets and
te substitute common user vlu.
Abroad.
Mexico City ProTlkiial President Huerta
oapeaded' both buuftui on congress and prac
tically assumed a dlctatombip.
Liter pool Tba Uuer Voiturno burned to
the water's edge at aea and of the 604 psiiaen
gen and crew of 94 on board I'M are mtaalng.
New York Atnlelics win final gam In Uia
world aeries.
AMUSEMENTS
HE1LIO Broadway at Taylor. Cortalna 2:10
and 8:10. le Wolf Hopper and the Gilbert
V Sullivan Opera company In "The Mikado."
BAKk.lt Broadway and Sixth. Curtains 2:20
and a 20. atstuees Sunday, Wedueitday
and Saturday. Baker Playera In "Paid In
PAN TAG KS Broad ay at Alder. VauderUl,
Cortalna 2:30. t:&) and 8:10.
U.KWS fcMPHKS.' Broadway at YamhlU.
VaodeTllle. Continuous 1:30 to 6: JO, e:li0
to 11 week day. Continuous 1 to 11 Sun
days.
LYK1C Fourth at 8 tars.. Curtain 2:30, 7:30
and :J0. Keating Flood Musical Uom
edr ComDany In "Little Miss Win."
CO Li;' MB IA Sixth, between Washington and
'btark streeta. Motion pictures. 11 a. m. to
11 d. in.
PKOPLEM Watt Park at Alder streets. Mo
tion Dlctnres. 11:30 a. m. to 11:H0 D. m.
6TA.il Waalilngton at Park. Motion pictures,
11 a. m. to 11 d. m.
GLUBK Washington at Eleventh. Motion pic
ture. 12 m. to ll d. m.
MAJtUiTKJ Waablngtou at Park. Motioo pic
tures. 11 a. m. to 11 d. m.
fcL'NhKT Washington at Broadway. Motioo
Di4turea. 11 i. m. to 11 D. m.
CIRCLE Fourth at Washington. Motion pic
ture. 10:3O a. m. to 11:13 p. m.
ART MUSEUM Fifth and Taylor. Hours 0 to
A week days. 2 to a Sundays: free afternoons
of Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
River Trips.
Steamer Ceorg!aoa to Astoria, dally except
Friday. Washington srreet dock.
Steamer Bailey Uatzert and Dalles City, to
The Dalles and Cascade Locks, daily except
Sunday. Alder street dock.
Steamer State of Washington to The Dalles
sally except Thursday, 'lay lor street docK.
Public Library Meetings.
All October meetings are free and open to
the public.
Kvery Wednesday evening The Bonvllle so
ciety. Monday, October 12, 8 p. m. Portland Rose
society.
Thursday, October 15, 8 p. m. Massachus
etts society.
Thursday. October 15 and 22 Dr. C. H.
t'bapmau, on the New bconouils and New
Literature, auaplces Oregon CItIc league.
Wednesday and Thursday, October 14 and
13, t:'J p. m.. also following week, October
II and 22. Teachers' !Kmeatlc Science.
Saturday, October 17, p. m. and October
24. 2H and 81. DenxxTatlc state committee.
Monday evening, October 18. North Dakbta
society.
Tuesday evening. October 20. South Dakota
society.
Monday, October 28, 2 p. m. Coasumers
league.
Tuesday, October 27, 3 p. m. Bible studies.
October 2H to 30. Inclusive. 0 a. m. to
p. m.. except KYiday. October 30, morning ses
sion only. State Conveutiou Oregon Congreba
of Moth era.
over to the Investigating body Friday. Ject to execution. The proceeding fol
yeaterday dismissed the charge on con- lowed failure to realize on an execti
dition that Reis be sent to relatives m tion issued against him in a suit by
St Louis. Beia is partially disabled
with paralysis. He sav4 Ui4 while he
was ill in bed his wife efrsierted him
and secured a divorce.
To Consider Armory , Sit. At the
request of the county commissioners
and by order of Brigadier-Oeneral W.
N. Finzer a general staff meeting of
the Oregon National Guand has been
called for Friday, October 16, to con
sider the purchase of an armory site
and to make aft advisory recommend
ation to the county commissioners of
Multnomah county. The following of
ficers have received a formal request
to meet at lije office of Adjutant Gen
eral W. E. Finzer in the Morgan
building at 10:30 o'clock In the morn
ing of that day: Colonel Creed C
Hammond, Coast Artillery; Colonel
Charles H. Martin, third Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel B. K. Lawson,
Coast Artillery; Lieutenant Colonel
John L.- May, third Infantry; Major
Cecil H. Bauer, Judge advocate gen
eral's department; Captain Daniel E.
Bowman, third Infantry.
Cora Blrrell in which judgment was
secured for approximately $700. He
said thai he received but $2800 from
the city as commission on a recent
dock sit sale, the remainder being
eM by ethers interested in the com
mission. Of that and $150 received
from a receivership to which he was
appointed by Circuit Judge Morrow
he said nothing was left Diamonds
belonging to himself and wife be
said, were heavily mortgaged and he
testified that his wife owned their
home.
for a number of years in Burma and
studied oriental religions. Professor
Crabbe gives some intimate glimpses
of the influence of Buddhism on the
everyday life of the Burmese, whose
natural wit and humor has earned for
them the title of "the Irish of the
east"
Three Actors Arrested. Three act
ors were arrested at Oregon City yes
terday afternoon by the Portland de
tective bureau, on the charge of hav
ing taken articles belonging to men of
rested yesterday afternoon by the de-the manual training room and a full mer could have got no more at the
tective bureau. They give their names
as George Hamilton, Carry C. Ford
and Rose Thomas. Minus lost $70
in his dealing witn the three people.
It Is alleged that after getting Minus
intoxicated, the men beat him over the
head until he gave up the money.
Minus is in the Emergency hospital.
Massachusetts Society to Meet. The
Massachusetts society of Oregon will
meet Thursday evening in the Rosariak
room at the Commercial club, for a so.
the same profession playing In Port-cial time, including cards. All former
Many Sick Prominent Portland Peo
ple have been successfully treated for
rheumatism, gout Bright s disease,
constipation, nervousness, obesity,
liver and stomach troubles by our
scientific superheated dry air treat
ments and Swedish massage. We have
given over 200 of these treatments
during the past month to men and
women. The test of any treatment
lies In the result that It produces when
actually tried. Words cannot convey
to your mind any Idea of the wonder
ful results we obtained. One treat
ment, your own personal experience,
will convince the most skeptical. Rec
ommended by the most eminent physi
cians of the world. Given only by The
Electro-Hydropathic Institute, third
floor Empress Theatre building, across
from Portland hotel. Treatments by
appointment only. Main 4014. Adv.
Case Committee Meets Tuesday.
The case committee of the juvenile
court, which has charge of widows'
pensions, will meet next Tuesday
morning to discuss possible amend
ments to the present pension law ,to
make it more effective. The year and
more of practical application of the
law has brought .to light several bad
features of the present law, which it
is felt should be eliminated.
Cremation Is Planned. Bodies of
county Indigent will be cremated by
the Ut Scott Park Cemetery corpora
tion for $9 for adults and $6 for chil
dren if a contract approved by the
county commissioners yesterday is ap
proved by District Attorney Evans. The
company will charge 1 cent for tak
ing the bodies to the crematory.
To Discuss Amendments. Every
body is invited to reserve Monday
evening, October 19, for a meeting,
under the auspices of the "Everybody's
Equal Suffrage league," to be held .at
the Library hall for the discussion of
the amendments to be voted on in .No
vember. A musical program arranged
by Mrs. E. A. BeaJs and addresses by
prominent citizens will be given.
Speakers will be announced later.
land theatres. The arrested men give
the names of Carl Judd, Pillon Lally
and Harry Ellings. Detective Royle
took the men into custody when they
finished their act in a moving picture
show. They are held for municipal
court Monday morning.
. East Bide Club Truncheon. "W h y Is
the East Side Business Men's Club?"
and "Why Can't We Better the Con
ditions for Our East Side?" are two
pertinent questions asked of members
of the East Side Business Men's club
in the secretary's notice of a lunch
eon to be held at the Hotel Edwards
grill tomorrow at 12:15. Both ques
tions will be presented at the meet
ing and the answers discussed.
residents of Massachusetts are invited.
Cantaloupes Mark Levy & Co. have
just received a fresh car of delicious
Burrell Gem cantaloupes. The finest
eating cantaloupe that grows. Ask
your grocer. Adv.
Classes in China Fainting now form
ing. Firing guaranteed. Art novelties
of all kinds made to order. Designing.
"House of 1000 Gifts." Mrs. Lincoln,
405 y Morrison, block above O. W.
& K. (Adv.
Values Affections at $4500., Suit
for $4500 damages for alleged alien
ation of his wife's affections was
filed yesterday by Soloraan Teiiin
against Dave. Pavola. Teliln made
the same charges against Pavola ic
answer to his wife's divorce suit
Kenton Snow Growth. If . schools
are a criterion of growth of a com
munity, Kenton has a , great deal of
which to be proud. A year ago the
Kenton school had a registration of 52;
this year the registration Is 188 pupils.
A year ago two teachers were suffi
cient; this year six are employed, and
Social Service Zague, The annual
meeting of the Episcopal Social Serv
ice league will be held in the parish
house of St. Stephen's pro-cathedral.
Thirteenth and Clay streets, October
19 at 8 :30 p. m. The meeting will be j another has been , requested. Kenton
preceded by a service In the pro-cathe- n0w has a fine new schoolhouse.
dral. Seven directors will be elected, j
The bishqp of the diocese Is automat- i T w c Vesper Service- The
ically president of the league. The su- vesper 6ervice at the Y. W. C. A. will
perintendent is elected by the directors j be held at 4:30 thJa afternoon. Rev.
and confirmed by the bishop. The , w j Beaven will speak on "The
present superintendent is Chaplain : First of jesUs." The soloist
Frederick K. Howard of Episcopal city i ni h. -jrp- street Th usual anniai
missions and of the Good Samaritan hnll, wi11 fnunvr h sorviri. All wo-
Portland Heights Meeting. The
Portland Heights and Council Crest
Improvement Association will hold its
October meeting at the Portland
Heights club house tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. All residents of the heights
are most earnestly requested to be
present
Sewer Wffl Be I. aid. Permission
was given the city by the .county com
missioners yesterday to tear up East
Eighty-second street, between the Barr
road and East Burnside street, that a
sewer may be laid. The contract for
the sewer will probably be let Decem
ber 1.
hospital. There will be reports on the
conduct of the Scadding House, of the
social service work in Good Samaritan
hospital, alrtd of the ministrations in
the city and county institutions, also
of the work done in welcoming and
locating strangers in Portland.
Weather Conditions.
A small depression la cental over British
Columbia and a large low pressure are over
lies the lake region. The barometer Is rising
rapidly over the North Pacific states. Ligbt
to moderately heavy rain haa fallen on the
Pacific klope aa far South as Sun I'rancixco
and general raina have fallen In the upper
Mlttslsaippl and Ohio valleys and the lake re-
fion. It la cooler In Washington and northern
in ho. The temperatures have also fallen In
Ok In ho ha and the upper MIHlu.ippl valley.
The conditions are favorable for occasional
rain Sunday in this district.
Professor Re-engaged. Professor
Harrington of the department of Eng
lish and public Hpeaking at Pacific
university has been re-engaged for
the ensuing year to conduct classes
in public speaking at the Portland Y.
M. C. A. Professor Harrington is a
graduate of Boston university and the
Eintrson college of oratory and ia
well known as a public speaker and
coach. He has coached many winners
in intercollegiate oratorical contests.
This year the class will be divided
Into three sections, one meeting Mon
day from 6 to 8 o'clock, another from
8 to 10 o'clock and a third Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The courses
open this week.
men and girls are invited to attend.
Child "Welfare Promotion An inter
esting and instructive entertainment
will be given in the parlors of the
First Congregational church Friday
evening, October 16, under the aus
pices of child welfare promotion.
Seed College Service. Rev. J. E.
Snyder of the Piedmont Presbyterian
church will be the speaker at the Reed
College vesper service this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. The music for the ser
vice will be: Prelude, "Meditation."
(Massenet); contralto solo, "He Was
Despised," from Handel's "Messiah,"
by Miss Clara Wuest
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Sunday, occasional
rain, southerly winds.
Oregon and Washington Sunday, occasional
rain, southerly winds.
Idaho Sunday, occasional rain.
EDWARD A. BEAI.S,
District Forecaster.
Ijocal Record.
Portland. Or.. Oct. 10. Mrvxlmura temper
atrre. til degreca; minlmnm tenierature, 5J
degrees.
Kiver reading. 8 a. m, 2.8 feet. Change
In last 24 hours, .4 foot.
Total rainfall since Sept. 1, 42 Inches;
normal rainfall since Sept. 1, 2.99 Inches:
excess of rainfall since rept. 1. 1.83 Inches.
Total sunshine. 3 hours 23 minutes; possible
annshlne, 11 hours 14 minutes.
Ksrometcr (reduced to aea level) 3 p. to,
30.OH Inches. '
IT. S. Weather Bulletin.
Observations taken at 5 p. m.. Pacific time,
October it), 1914:
B , 1 Wld
Station. 5 -r ?
m S- :r i "it
fl L. W
a a a. a
Baker f j M I .Oij 8 8 Pt. Cloudy.
Bme I 5St l.O ( 4 N Cloody.
Boston 78 I 0 1 14 SW Clear.
Chicago 68 ! .081 10 W Cloudy.
Denver 4 1 0 10 K Pt. Cloudy.
Ouhjtb Ml .W! 30 W Pt. Cloudy.
Kureka 2 8 8W Clear.
Galveston . . I M I 0 10 8 Cloudy.
Jelcna 44 .OS1- 10 SW Rain.
InrkBonvllIc K2 0 4 SB Clear.
Kansas City. tiH 2.22 NW Clear
U Angeles. 7H 0 12 8 Clear.
MatKhflcId . U2 .74 8 SW Pt. Clondy
Medford .,.54 .08 NK Rain.
Montreal . . . tW .04 14 W Pt. Cloudy.
Sew Orleansl W I 0 16 S Pt. Cloudy.
Sew York . 76 0 4 8 Clear.
Vorth Jit-ad 54 . 50 20 S Cloudy.
S. Yakima 50 .US Clondy.
I'hoeni .... MH O 4 NW Clear.
Cocatillo .-j )1 .ott 4 SW Cloudy.
Portland ... 1 .4n VJ SW Cloudy.
K.obnrg .. M .14 4 NW Clear.
acramrnto .1 70 0 4 N Clear
t. Iiula .. 68 .01 10 W Pt. Cloudy.
alt I.dkc . 0 10 NW Cloudy
4a ii Kran. . ! 0 .01 6 W Clear.
Seattle I 54 .2S 12 S Rain.
pokune 1 SO .Itt 10 SW Cloudy.
Tarouia 1 54 ! .m 12 SW Clondy.
rutoosh Isldl 68 ) .34 18 S Cloudy.
Walla Walla 5fl .50 4 SB Rain.
Washington 80 0 4 8 Clear.
Winning ..48 1.0 20 NW Rain.
TOWN TOPICS
auiu society senexiv To se
cure funds with which to send a wid
ow and her three little children back
to relatives in Nebraska, the Nebraska
society of Portland will give a benefit
card party and dance at Hotel Mult
noman Wednesday evening of this
week at 8 o'clock. The admission fee
will be 25 cents. Prizes will be award.
ed for the card games and a good time
is assured all those who attend, and
tney win at the same time be assis
ing in a most worthy cause. The com
mittee -on arrangements consists of
Mrs. Frank Clifford, Mrs. A. M. But
ler, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Henton, Miss
Ethel Mahoney and Mrs. Phtl Easter
day. For further particulars telephone
aura itiasteraay, raoor 2634.
jueevare on vanraan Science, At I
vciock mis aiiernoon rol. Hermann
S. Hering, C S. B member of the
Board of Lectureship of The Mother
Church. The First Church of Christ.
scientist, in Boston. Mass.. will lec
ture in First Church of Christ. Sci
entist, ism and Everett sts on "Chri
Can Science Healing, Spiritual and
Scientific- The lecture, whichjs open
to the public, will be repeated this
evening ana tomorrow evening at
o'clock in the same place. (Adv.)
Charge Against Be is Dismissed.
august Reis, an ex-policeman of st
Louis, Mo., will not face the grand
jury on a cnarge or threatening to
kill hie wife and mother-in-law. rjis-
uict Judge Dayton, who bound him
Ed Williams Paroled. Ed Williams
i was paroled yesterday by Circuit Judge
' Morrow after he had pleaded guilty to
; a charge of obtaining money by false
i pretenses and had been sentenced to
one to five years in the penitentiary.
He had paid $105 of the 1197 he se
cured and promised to make good the
remainder.
Portland Rose Society. The an
nual meeting of the Portland Rose
society will be held in Room H; Third
Floor. Central Library building. Tenth
and Yamhill streets, tomorrow at 8
p. m. The business of the meeting
will consist of the election of offi- ;
tant changes for the 1915 show. Of- ! wno esca-pea . w.c ""'
fleers of the society have expressed j f" yesterday after -voluntarily corn-
hopes that the meeting, which pro
Tour Old Jewelry made Into new
pieces. Gold, nlatinum and silver
work. Original designs free. Bring in
your diamonds, pearls, etc., and let us
show you how to use them with good
effect. Jaeger Bros., Quality Jewel
ers, 266 Morrison st, between aid and
4 th. Adv.
Buck Zakee for Lease. Two choice
duck lakes, near Columbia river and
Pacific highway. Railroad station on
farm. Cabin , fer watchman and hunt
ers. 35 miles from Portland. C-928,
Journal. (Adv.)
Service Today at Beth Israel.
Services will be held tonight at eight
and tomorrow at ten at Temple Beth
Israel in celebration of the last day
of Succoth. All are welcome.
Port Information Supplied. -Information
regarding this port may be ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of
Commerce, 69 Fifth street. Telephone
Main 993 or A-1293.
attendance of members is requested,
French Sinner with bottle of wine,
40c Panama Cafe, 3d and Alder. Adv.
Our coal Guaranteed.
Co. Both phones.
Mendota Fuel
(Adv.)
Haakon Glaaooe, Jeweler, has moved
to SoS Morrison.
V. Morrison,
gonian building.
dentist.
Weoeter Sella
Washington sL
railway station for shipment to the
market.
I have bought thousands of dozens
of eggs under Republican rule, for
5 to J cents, and shipped them to
the Kansas City and St. Louia mar
kets and at these prices my profit
did not average more than two cents
a dozon.
! While you are raising so much talk
205 Ore , about empty dinner pails at this time,
(Adv.) I why not tell the dear public who was
in power In all branches of the gov-
Everything. 48S ! ernment when the disastrous panics
(Adv.) j of 1873, 1883 and 1907 broke on the
X. -Pox, optician. Journal bids. Ad. of 1893, that broke on the country a
j few months after Mr. Cleveland was
8. X. Gruher, lawyer. Stock Ex. (Ad.) 1 inaugurated into office? Was there
j a single law on the statute books of
the government affecting the finan
cial operations of either the govern
ment or the people that a Democratic
president had signed? No: you know
there was not, and that the Republi
cans were responsible for that panic,
as they have . been for each panic
since they have been in existence as
a party.
You know that your cry over the
present tariff is dishonest and your
purpose is to deceive the unthinking
of the state of Oregon. Tou may de-
Letters From the Peopla
Haw Grand Theatre, Sixth street near
Stark, a new future photop'ay and
vaudeville every day. Sundays an(
week days always 5 cents. Adv.
Steamer Jeese Sarklns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex.
cept Sunday. Leave Washington street
dock at 7 p. m. tAdv.)
Pive Passenger Autos, 93.50 per hour,
7 passenger Packards, $3.60. Duplex
Auto Co.. 309 Stark. Main 614. (Adv.)
Estea Spanish Grin, 133 Park street.
Spanish and American dishes. Most
moderate priced grill in city. "(Adv.)
Ton Mother, 'also her mother, may
be fashionably hatted at little cost, at
Fraley's, now 350 Morrison. (Adv.)
One Suit Pressed Each Weelv 31.60
a month. Unique -Tailoring Co.. S85
Stark. Main C14. A-4314. (Adv.)
SVensk Teeter. Lars Anders Jan
Anders orh deras baru. Arion Hall to
night. (Adv.)
(Communication sent to The Journal for
publication in this department should be writ
ten on only one aide of the paper, should not
exceed 3U0 word ia length and must be ac
companied by the name and address of the
sender. If the writer does not desire to
have the name published, be should so state.)
"Discussion Is the greatest of all reform
ers. It rationalizes everything it touches. It
robs principles of all false sanctity and
throws them back on their reasonableness. If
th.t hav. nn ......!.. n. j It rathtfHUllT
crushes them out of existence ' and set up lta I eelve a few whose minds are weak.
but not a thinking man or woman
will accept such stuff as you are
putting out about prices being ruine
by the present tariff. The very things
you are howling about are certainly
high enough; for Instance, fresh ranch
eggs are quoted on Yamhill, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, at 45 cents
a dozen to the consumer, and Chi
nese eggs at 20 cents a dozen on
Yamhill between Third aqd Fourth.
own conclusiuus iu their stead. woourow
Wilson.
I When Was Dr. Withy combe Natnr-
r if
Portland, Oct. 10. To the Editor of
The Journal To settle a dispute, I
wish you would publish in your col
umns full information as tb when
Dr. Withycombe, Republican candi
date for governor, becttme a citizen of
the United States. Is It a fact that
he was here many years before he
declared his intention?
H. A. COYLE.
Dr. Withycombe was born March
21, 1854, in England, and came to
this country with his parents while
a boy: His family settled In the
Willamette valley In 1871, but it wa
not until April 24, 1888, when he was
34 years old, that Dr. Withycombe
became naturalized and a citizen of
the United States.
Accused of Bobbing Man. For as
saulting and robbing J. G. Minus, 7Q
years old, Friday night in South Port
land, two men and a womaj were ar-
Dr. A. A. Idndaay lectures, the Ben
son, Sunday 8 p. m. free. "Telepathy."
Adv.
Association to Elect Officers. The
Peninsula Parent-Teacher association
will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock for the
purpose of electing several new of
ficers. The meeting will be held in an isolated case either, for the far
Chinese Eggs and Others.
The following communication was
sent to the Oregonian. but it has re
fused to publish it.
Portland. Oct. 8. (The Ore gonian)
In your Issue of yesterday I notice
an editorial ridiculing a man because
he claimed that eggs had sold at
eight and one-half cents under a Re
publican administration. Now I can
prove that eggs sold in August, 1911,
in Oklahoma at as low as 6 cents a
dozen. I saw them bought from a
farmer at that price at a mine near
Cold Springs Station, Kiowa county.
These were strictly fresh ranch eggs,
for I helped eat them. This was not
I M i - . . ..
Pray j: m how these prices hurl
anyone !
Bestu)jatter is now quoted all over
town, was last Saturday, at 40
cents pound. Is this not high
enough Stor any ordinary man to pay.
for hifcj gutter? Meats are so high
that tlS average family must curtail
using im. A few months ago you '
were healing about what the Demo
crats Would do to wool, but your V
predictions failed to materialise, aa
wool wR higher la?t spring than for,
many Hars past. You had the wheat i
and a,i grain markets ruined, but
your iir?iction of ruin didn't work, -because
& tariff on none of the cr-
eals csTS3 anyt figure whatever, be
cause it.j surplus l hat this country :
ships kay makes the price on the
whole. Iii matter what tariff there
is in effect, ,
WhyiirV't tell the truth? Will you
do it?s?vo; becaune you know that '
if the; "truth were told not another
Republican would be elected to a high,
office a century; thev don't de-serve-
Jf, C. w' CLAPP. ;
linen's Raincoats. - -
Taktjbt- elevator and buy your rain
coat fwm Jimmv Dunn. You enc-apa)
the hiofr'irent profit. Oregon lan build
ing. 3uytoor. (Adv.)
m
""IfViHii to xteini our sincerest"
thankSUi the friends who extended
ynp$r mid so kindly assisted us ,
during Mir bereavement, and for- the
beautifgH flowers. "
? i O. SKi'.l'll ' '
;ip. AND M KS. C. H. BODLET. J
Portland's
Breaks
Largest Piano House
All Selling Records
Truants Sought by Court Officers;.
Three persistent truants are being
souerht hv iuvenile court officers, two
of whom escaped while being held at !
una the arrangement for impor-i the Frazer Detention Home and one
The Emergency Surplus Sale Every Day
Grows Bigger and Better
mises to be an interesting one, will
be well attended. The secretary will
be present to receive dues of any
members who desire to pay them and
to enroll new members.
lng to court. The three have records
for staying away from school.
Good Clothes. Our clothes are made
from good fabrics, expertly tailored.
They are well-balanced clothes and
made to your measure. They are the
best clothes value you can obtain.
following terms: 810
n m1 will r.nmn0ts.ThA va.rtoiln
o i v. .t, j j k ty. Toll.
guard will compete for the trophy cos- ,AO uriJ"
irlhutprf hv thn hankers of the state a "- Jv- -
to the best team of marksmen, the
shooting of each company to be set
by the regimental commanders, and
supervised by two appointed orticers. ,
(Adv.)
Pather OUara on Citizenship. "The
Catholic Church and American Citi-
Euch company will send a team of one-- zenship" will be the subject of a ser-
third of its members, discarding frac
tions. The distance will be 200 yards,
any position, and 500 yards, prone. The
United States military rifle and am
munition issued
will be used.
to the organization
Jury Tnable to Agree. Unable to
agree in the $50,000 personal injury
mon to be given tonight at St Mary's
cathedral, BMfteenth and Davis streets.
at 7:45 o'clock. The sermon is one of
a series now being given by Father E.
V. O'Hara.
Primrose Denies Charges. George
H. Primrose, the minstrel. deni-re
charges of desertion, made by his wife
Buit of William Conley against tha ' n her divorce suit, in an answer
Southern Pacific and Pacific Rail- ! filed yesterday,
way and Navigation company, a jury i
In Circuit Judge Gaten's court was ' nationalist Society. The Portland
discharged yesterday after being out ' Rationalist society meeting will be
all night. Conley was hurt when a 1 addressed by Professor James Irving
tree fell on the cabin furnished by
the P. R. & N. company, by which he
was employed as section foreman. He
alleges responsibility for the acci
dent on the part of the companies.
Declares Inability to Pay. By his
own sworn statement made yesterday
In a supplemental" proceeding before
v iii-u . judge Kavanaugh, Ferdinand
E. Reed, a politician, declared he
has but $13 in cash, part of which
was borrowed, and nothing else sub-
Crabbe at 8 o'clock this evening in
room A, Central library, on "Burma,
Its People and Religion." Having lived
This is the
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Famous
The Greatest Gift Value Ever
Shown, in Portland for
An Engagement Ring
A Christmas Gift
A Birthday Present
and
A Safe Investment
Exceptional Color Full of Life
Compare It With Other $150 Dia-.
monds.
Jaeger Bros.
Quality Jewelers,
266 Morrison St., Bel. 3d
and 4th.
"Domestic Harmony
How to Keep or Restore It.
Christian Yoga
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Christian Toga Center'
603 Abington Bldg.
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Eilers Duo-Tonal Pianos Appreciated
Most by Musicians
Hotel Lenox
THIRD AND MAIN STS.
has more attractive accommodations,
and rates, than any modern hotel in
the city for permanent guests $15
ind up. '
The famous Eilers Duo-Tonal Piano, j
and the Eilers De Luxe Player Piano
are included in this great sale, which
is now being conducted by the manu
facturers under an agreement tnt the
Eilers Music House will buy three
pianos every time the manufacturers'
representatives sell two. You can
readily see how this would be a pay-
ing proposition for the manufa.turers
as -well as Eilers Music House. How
ever, a sale like this can never Happen
again, for the same condition will
never again exist. This sale is b -ought
auout on account of the Eastern manu
facturers having no foreign out'et, and
a consequent surplus of stock.
Haver Were the Old Sellable Makes of
Pianos Offered at the Low race
How Marked on Every
i Instrument.
Never since the establishment of the
Eilers Music House many! years ago
have prices been ; made so low and
terms so easy. Think of buying the
L-hickering, America's oldest and best;
the Sohmer. pride Of New York, the in
strument you find in the most exclu
sive circles of that great city; the
Kimball, the piano that today enjoys
having received the indorsement of
more of the great artists, and musi
cians than .all other makes combined;
and we could go on and enumerate
many other makes included la this
emergency surplus sale, but the thing
that will interest you most la the price.
of 17 instructors. Located in heart of :! .mn.. . I
& graltceements o7 Chicago pHus thTfre
full information address Carlton EL I lt na Deeii agreed not to advertise the
line.
Kola Tablets
have many friends who use them as a
general tonic and for Kidney trouble.
Price 25c per box, 5 boxes for $1,00.
For sale by Laue-Davis Drug Co, 3d
and Yamhill sts.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Law Department
University of Oregon
POBTXtAHD, OBEOOIT.
Fall term opens September 21, 1614.
Course of three years, leading to degree
of LL. B. and embracing 2$ branches
of the law. including moot court and
debate work. Candidates prepared es
pecially for admission to bar. . Faculty
Spencer, secretary, 410 Tilford build- i names of these piano now on sale in
1 connection with, the prlca.
To give you an idea of the real val- i
ues that you can secure. Just 6top a
second and think what the fo lowing
means to you:
Instruments that are worth 11000,
$1100 and $1150 In the regular retail
way can now be secured in Uprights,
Players, or Grands for only $585. How
ever, if you do not care to Invest in
the very highest priced of all pianos
manufactured, we will sell you he me
dium grades at corresponding. y low
prices. This would mean instruments
valued at $200, $250, or $300 .'or $98,
$118, or $145. Or for only $195 we fur
nish highest grade, strictly warranted
Colonial design Uprights, which usual
ly sell for more than double th;j price.
KOSET-BACK Ot7A3AHTE.
We are the only house on the Pacific
Coast that gives a money-back guar
antee. This Insures absolute satisfac
tion with the privilege of exenanging
or the refund of your money. This
guarantee is the fairest to you and our
selves. It has made hundreds of
friends for us, because they know that
beyond a doubt there is no danger but
that they will be thoroughly sausfied.
baby tTPBigrrrs FOB pasttxjiotts
Musicians.
On the third floor of our building Ws
have a most beautiful display of Baby
Uprights the joy of the fastidious
musician. The daintiest of all case de
signs; the most exquisite finlch and
sweetest toned; the most durable of all
upright pianos. These, too, are to be
Included in the price sacrifice. In' fact,
nothing is reserved. The Httl beau
ties are priced at $345 for the regular
$525 styles, and $333 for thj plain
TEBMS.
In such a sale as thla terms should
be cash, but, realizing that by this ar
rangement many pianoless homes
would be barred from owning an In
strument, we have decided to give 40
months, 30 months, 20 month, or 10
months.
HTB CSSSZT7 KJfOWS HO LAW.
It was certainly a necessity that
made the manufacturers dispose of
their surplus stock under the arrange
ment we are now working.
BEAX BEAUTTJBS.
The Autopiano Baby Grand Player
Piano. In our advertising of late we
have drawn special attention to the '
latest achievement or the world's i
latest player piano makers, who have !
just lately produced a player grand
which contains, without any change, '
the wonderful Autopiano action. The I
first shipment of these wonderful in- j
stryments were all closed out quickly, i
and now we have Just received another S
supply. We want to draw your pecial
attention to the remarkable values
found in these player pianos.
- BSOASWAY AT ALOES.
Opnja. the Bresta; Until 9 o'clock.
MrsigTiohn Nepimi-h and family wish
to egs their ppreciatin and
thanks? for many kindness thown
them igiitlieir late bereavement Adv.
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nal for its central location and rj
all points of the. city. Economii
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of the
plete in
NORTONIA
gliest cias. com-
y detail, indn id-
tlv accessibility to
1; rales.
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Entrance on Both Eleventh
and Wal&igton Streets.
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Folding Tip ewritcr
The Little
Machine JThat Writes
The War NevV at the Front.
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The CORONA isljijie only f,,!di,lg type
writer with full wHirUji standard Iryhoard:
two color reversilj;j rib! on ; lat sparer;
ball bearing carria';jteii. il ct:tti:ij device:
front stroke type tifj. "d aii tin- -tirngtli
and durability of a'ijl hv cominercial ma
chine. The frame if alumimini i light;
compact and practical.
YOUR INSPECTION AND COMPARI
SON INVITED.
Ideal for Traveling iIier.
For the Professional Man
and iilbe Business
Man
Office Furniture
Tliir.l Mcor
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Our full line
oi 1915 Ex
celsior Dia- ,
riesand
Journals is
now on
display
and this is the proper time t!ii3uplicate your pres-
cm uuok aim gei just wnat jju want.
q BUY YOUR DESK CAl4ffrARS AND PADS
now and save copying your memorandum.
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HOLIDAY GREETING . CAB0S and place your
order for the engraving on slfije business and so
cial for December delivery! i '
"Everything for thj Office"
Commercial Stationers, Offices Outfitters, Printers,
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Cold Weather-Bad Teetfi-Aches and Pains
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Unless toot teeth arM)arid and in perfect con
ditioOjihe cold east vliijds will make ilieni ache ..
andcSise yoa untoldjrsery - ..
Attend to Ylr Teeth NOW ;
We are the oldest trSlable dental comoanv in
Oregon. All our derjflts are collese graduates
r- ' 1
Km
and registered.
Gold Crown
White Crown
Bridge Tooth
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Ve Give
a 15-Year
Guarantee
Work Finished in 0ie Day When Required
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