The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 27, 1914, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texts6 THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1914. I BOOTH IS NOT FIT FOR i FOR AILS i ASSERTS SENATOR OR. LANE Republican Candidate's Interr ests '-Not .Such as to tnaoie. Hinr to Guard Rights, - 1 4 1 . --'. J . . I; (Continued from Page One J . . . . . - -I Kelly . Lumber company . was able to get hole" of 70.000 acres of the grant. C "Three hundred and twenty-four f thousand acres 1s tn much lund for t one person," iie aiil. "It means that the people who live in tills state must pay tribute to him, in Increasing amounts as the timber supply grows $ ItXH. . - Too Much for One. ? '"It Is too much "land for one peri ? man .mlicn them art- so many other who fWould like to gu upon the 'land tef ptake homes." BiJefly picrurlpsr city conditions as fee has seen them, where families are j J. . i t , r.t .'! all HAnnfur $ Lnn compared them with the man flio owns hundrnis of thousands of i acres. g "And here is one man who grabs up 3 324,000 acres and holds them, when f 10 .acres would piake a home; for one if these fainilif.H. You don't want to send such a man hack to ths l-'riited titatips senate. JUs nyrnpatliies are ?J net for you." genatop lane read from a govern J ment report on lhf timber .Industry. I It stated that thq W ey ernacfuncrs own 3 0,0 (Ml acres in iigun, and that me Weyei haeuKei jj and Mr. B'oth aro as KOcJated In their timber holdings. ! Me- then referred to another land grant, extending l"nm Albany to the Idaho line, and including about -SOO.oOO acres. He said W i Ilia irt 1 Jlanley was In on that one. He has at least 6000 acres of it, and is associated" with the Corbitts ami the Hills, the railroad magnates. He said that Mr. Hill had Contributed to Hanky's campaign .fund- .'"Now. let us connect up and see where we stand," he said. He pointed Out tlu 5000 acres In the eastern f Orefion land grant, owned by Hanley, associated with the Corbet ts and the Hills, and on this side of the moun- S. tains tioom arm v ey r i nn-un-i n unn- lnp hundreds oT thousands of acr.'S, and the VeycrhauuHors and tlie Hills associatcif. "If the timber'1 interests can only defeat Chamberlain. I guess they will be pretty well satisfied whichever way the election Roes." he said. Sr. Smith Lauded. . Senator I,arre commended Dr. Smith, JUr. I iegu i and Sheriff Word to the J -voters.. He said l;r. Smith has a great caipnrity for work atwl is a master of detail. , "He will be safe ns governor and It afford - nx. great pleasure to In i rforse him," be said. "Speaki.g of Mr. 'legel, the senator "t said vt a man could go through a -f term as city councilman of Portland f and come out with th esteem of his V fellow cilizens, he was an excellent 1 uiiin, F "Mr. Flegel has done this, and he 1 nn exci-llent man for consrress." he tbf. law "enforcement candidate for governor, and A. F. Flegel, candidate for congress, "will make short talks. There will also be a musical program. The women are Invited to ttend. ..- William Hanley, Progressive candi date for senator, and Arthur I. Moul ton; Progressive candidate for con gressman, addressed a meeting at Portsmouth last night. ' C. "N, McArthur;' Republican -candidate, for congress, .addressed; a meet ing at St. Johns last nigh't. V SENATOR LANE SAYS FLEGEL. WILL MAKE - FINE REPRESENTATIVE '. (Continued ifrom Page One.) M v Pi ' t: i saiu. xou.neea men hkc r icgei uuck there. You nced good lawyers. 'Thousands of bills are introduced s, lie said, and you never f can tHl when j '.m may find a joker i stjcking'' down near the. tail end of the bill. Nobody can detect a joker ' fco easy as a man who has served as conncilman uf t i t land or mayor of Portland. f "I believe. we are in a critical period in the welfare of this nation. We I are not picpared for trouhle. We ore j lndeei. fortunate in having someone at the helm who is as. strong and cool i as President W ilson. And it is your d ity to send men to Washington, like J I .i.iluberlain and Kiegcl, who will up ; hohj him. You should not send men J there who will oppose him and en- dcavor to shove him into trouble." I am confident that fits large experi ence as a successful business man will make him an invaluable representa tive for you in .congress. Sheriff Word, said Senator Lane, had done his cleanup work in the city so well that he had caused the vice interests to line up to deefat him at the county and state election follow ing. Dr. Smith, he said, he knew fa vorably through having been associ ated with him on the state health board a number of years ago. 5 "It is up to you people to support the president In this emergency," de clared Dr. Lane. "Pon't put someone in office who will take fool pride in najrsflnsr him." . - Sheriff Word was greeted with a rousing reception when he entered the meeting room, end again when he arose to speak. . - "Don't elect me if you don't want the laws enforced," he advised, after recounting his fight aealnst thp 'rmd houses and north end gamblers. Koscoe Hurst," candidate for loint county representative to the legisla ture, gave the history of the activities of C. M. Hurlburt that caused that can didate to be denounced by his own Re- pumican party, and spoke In behalf of his proposed debtor's court hill that will do away with the persecution of private till collectors. Dr. A. K. Higgs, a legislative candi date, also' spoke in behalf of his can didacy. Voters Defeat the Union High Plan Oak Grove, Or., Oct. 27. By a vote of HO to 75, the proposition to have a union high, school for the Oak Grov Concord and. Jennings Lodge school districts was voted down at the elec tion Saturday. In ttie Oak Grove, dis trict the votes were 62 against the high school and 42 for the school; Con cord district voted 12 for and 36 against, and Jenrrinss Lodge voted 21 for the school and 42 against. Students In the districts involved will go either to Oregon City or Mil waukie high schools. Dr. C. J .Smith Is W inner. Hermlston, Or., Oct. 27. At a mass meeting in precinct No. 9. Columbia district, at which the initiative and referendum measures were being dis cussed, a straw vote was taken on the gubernatorial candidates, the re sult being 19 for Dr. C J. Smitlj and 4 for Dr. James Withycombe. The fumes of ammonia have been found to be an effective disinfectant, killing the germs of cholera and ty phoid In textiles in two houses and of diphtheria in eight. Land Products Show will attract.. many who wjll take ad vantage of the su perior facilities of the Multnomah for accommo dations, dining and dancing. . Stop for supper ' in the Arcadian Gar den after the show. Tad Splendid musical and dancing program. Carnival Night, Wednesday, in Ballroom. Prizes Given. Don't Fail to Attend. Hotel Multnomah SSSsT The Eastern Gives1 v..v r A Mil of Travel for Every Dollar Spent. While Buying Neces sities Pay for Your Pleasure I. a - i i i American Travel Scrip Gives the Holder the benefit of the lowest round-trip or excursion rates, and is good for a journey by rail, steamship or stage to any part of America, or a streetcar ride. It is trans ferable and negotiable, and can be used by anyone, anywhere, any time. Make your purchases here when in need of a Suit, Coat, Lress, Fur, Hat, Petti coat, Umbrella, or Trunk; or any article of men's clothing or furnishings. We carry the most exclusive styles, our prices are the most reasonable. While buying necessities pay for the pleasure of traveling. Save American Travel k Scrip until you have the amount necessary for that trip you have planned. p - i if 1 ? Political Nof&s. Mrs. L. n. Bartlett says she had nothing to do with compiling the list f'of names, purporting to b6 Utpubli "can wopien supporting the Kej ubli- ' f-nn I ii'tlft tlilit a-flti nil til i uhnri i thM "i h-inula y Orenoniaii. Following th pub . Heat ion of the names, many protests were made by women w hose names were ut-cd falsely and Without war '.' rant. j "1 don't approve any such cam i paign work." sunt Mrs. Bartlett. who was reported to have assited in mak f ing' Up the list. "1 know there aro many names of Democratic women in the list. I don't stoop to that kind 'tot politics. Women have been calling J Hie up all day about the matter, and I wlxh to have it announced that I . j. had nothing to do with the matter." A political rally will be held tonight j at the Katt Side Library building. East f Kleventh and East Alder streets, under the auspices of a number of prominent t women. Mrs. John Nissen will preside. t Hhort addresses will be made by Dr. Ksthcr. J'ohl-Lovejoy, Dr. Elof T. Hed- ; I lund and Mi.ss L. Hackleman. " The public is invited to attend. ' i I Mrs. A. M. Wing. II 28 East Flanders Street, will be the hostess at "a politi t lal gathering to .e he lit at 2;30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Dr. o. J. Smith, COST OP Skookura Apples Delivered to your Friends and Relatives. Greater New York.. S2. 75 2.95 2.95 2.95 1 3.10 3.30 3.50 3.15 3.40 2.93 i-i. tm t.Ul larSSrd--:: i' VtklvXSw Cleveland .. j l VlVft Thicaco ... ' JLV 1 I'ittsburgh. . t Cincinnati.. : (fll If Philadelphia : I rf I Washington. 3.06 ; , I Atlanta- 3.75 1 ("'II I W Other places -n ? ! I i - proportion. See ,! L exhibit at Land! ill I J I Northwestern Fruit Exchange . ." " . . - - "? - r I.,-".-- . -1 - nnnnnnnnnnnn ,r n n n pxl" .nnnnnrnnnnnnn. ,n nn nna mm umn mm- mm upmi mm kam&kamwmSPs), f!--t.. 1"i?, 14-2?r rrrrrm mTrm iTSrtrn mrri ifrriT Li u uii u u u u u u aij 'u u u u'uir Truuu u u u u u uxxa1 'uwjuutj A Mile of Travel for Every Dollar Spent Here Is a List of American Travel Scrip Merchants Trade With Them amid Travel Free LADIES' AND GENTLE MEN'S WSABINO AF PABEL. Eastern Outfitting Co Washington and 10th Sts. AUTOMOBILES. Northwest Auto Co.. Broadway and Coach Sts. DRTJO STOKES. Laue-Davis Drug Co., 3rd and Yamhill. Wallace Drugr Co., 37th and Hawthorne. Meloher Drug Co., 10th and Morrison. Elephant Pharmacy, 6th and Burnsi.de. r. Wilson, 460 Jefferson St. Spalding & Van Ness, 66S Washington St. W. P. Thomas, 4026 42nd St., S. E. GROCERY STOKES. Hawthorns Grocery Co., 37th and Hawthorne Ave. C. G. Lewis, 474 Hawthorns Ave. G. B. Belt, 386 Hawthorne Ave. Stoll Bros., Montavilla, Or. . Bose-Briont Grocery. 42nd and 3andy Road. Alex S. Scales, St. Johns, Or. Blue BeU Candy Kitchen, 49th and Hawthorne. A. J. Oeder, 62nd St. and 60th Ave. S. E. Green's Market, ' Bet. 2nd and 3rd, Morri son St. Kufus Prank, Archer Place, Mt. Scott. T. P. Muller. 1001 Willamette Bird, B. Hensel, 1245 Gladstone St. Nearer Bros., 1902 E. Stark. Salmont St. Grocery and Market, 4SO Salmon, J. XeUer, Mllwaukie, Or. T. A. Godel, 997 JS. Belmont. T. A, Godel. 293 N. 16th. Jno. Xanno, Lenta. Or. Znghsun & Co., 3rcrand Harrison. J. Basal, St. Johns, Or. A. J. Bicknell, Peninsula Station. T. A. Vorphal, 1415 E. Glisan. Palm Grocery, 577 Washington. Silver Bow Grocery, 828 Belmont. MEAT MARKETS. Hawthorne Grocery Co.. 37th and Hawthorne. Browne', Market, 413 E. Morisoxu T. A. Duhrkoop, 1463 Macadam Bd. C. E. Duke, Lenta. Or. T. A. Godel, 997 E. Belmont. T. A. Godel, 295 N. 16th. J. Rassi, St. Johns, Or. H. M. De Cordova. Peninsula Station. Holg-ate Meat Market, 33, 41st and Eolg-ate. L. L. Giles. Montavilla. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Eastern Outfitting Co,, The M sister Co., 240 3rd. Ben Jacobs. 532 Washington FAMILY LIQUORS. Royal Liquor Store, 12th and Washington. The Anheuser, 2nd and Morrison. Basket Grocery & Liquors, 248 Alder St. BUTTER AND EGGS. Greene's Marfeet. Bet. 2nd and 3rd, Morri son. BARBER SHOPS. Northwestern Bank Bldg., 6th and Morrison. Multnomah Hotel, The Antiseptic Barbershop, HO214 Hawthorne Ave. Shadows Barber Shop, 410 Washington St. BAKERY AND DELICA TESSEN. Sunny side Bakery, 1004 Belmont. Mrs. L. Beck. 1419 Sandy Blvd. CLEANERS. DYERS AND TAILORS. Huffman & Grant. Broadway and Alder. The Club Cleaners, 193 Chapman St, W. Root, 1369 Hawthorne Ave. Geo. Schobel, 715 Hawthorne Ave. Quick DyerB and Cleaners, 412 Alder St. Sunny-side Cleaners and Dyers, 1003 Belmont. CANDY. FRUITS AND ICE CREAM. Blue BeU Candy Kitchen, 49th and Hawthorn Ave. Portland Candy Co., Bet. 2nd and 3rd on Mor rison. James Zeaseas. Cor. 2nd -and Morrison. Public Fruit Store, 443 Washington. Chapman Confectionary, 882 Belmont. SHOE STORES. Ben Jacobs, 632 Washington St. . CIGARS AND MAGAZINES A. Gulhink, 409 Washington, Gas Peterson, 274 3rd St. DENTISTS. Paul C. Yates, 291 Morrison and 5th. HARDWARE STORES. Hawthorne Hardware Co., 36th and Hawthorne. H. H. Pond, E. 28th and Alberta. W. E. Spurrier, 4616 60th Ave. S. E. Store. Sandy Road Hardware 52nd and Bandy Blvd. JEWELERS. H. A. Brown & Son, 252 Alder. M. Levy & Co. 387 Alder. MTT1T1INERY STORE. Mack's Millinery Store, 542 Union Ave. W. The Band Box, 519 Williams Ave. Eastern Outfitting- Co. RESTAURANTS. Thistle Lunch Boom, w wasmngron St. ART STORES. The Houst of a Thousand Gifts, 405 Morrison St. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. Ben Jacobs. 532 Washington St. TRANSFER AND MOVING Manning- Warehouse fc Transfer Co., 13th and Everett. TAILORS. H. Kaplan, 232 13th at. CABINET MAKERS. S. Kugel & Son, 495 Washington. MILK AND CREAM. Keystone Cre'am Store, 750 Washington, Cor. 23d. LADIES' CLOAKS ASH SUITS. Eastern Outfitting Co, BILLIARD PARLORS. Gna Peterson. 274 3rd St. Save $2.25 worth of Amer ican Travel Scrip and get m 50-ride hook of streetcar tickets. Trade With Merchants Giving the Genuine American Travel Scrip Look for the Red American Travel Scrip AN OREGON COMPANY FOR OREGON PEOPLE E AMERICAN TRAVEL SCRIP, Inc. Northwestern Bank Building V Phone Main 4203 ' 1' till llf 111 1 I. A I .1 I. I, g,,TA.,-,A .1 .1, I, I J, I 1.1 I I A, I 1,1,1 tJ.,11.1, Til It 11 11 il I UUuuuuuuuuLm uuuuutf 'uuuuuuuuuu or? 'Li Liu u up nnnnnnnnn nrLfx, . pin nnnq .nnnnnnnnnnnn iaiL cL jT ln lm ' tlif New! Basque Dresses $15 and $17.50 Very serviceable and stylish little Dresses of blue pr black serge some combined with messaline, others of all serge made on neat basque lines. A woman can scarcely be without a one piece dress, and these are ex ceptionally good values. Charming Waists $5.00 Dainty lace models; those of soft printed chiffon and the popular white crepe de chine. They come with long sleeves and low neck in the very newest models. Five Miles W aooon, r i i 1 i i I i 15 or 17 Miles of nrnnnni -i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii i LMJ I I uuuuucr Credit Your Privilege 405 Washington St. Cor. Tenth it ' K 1 JiJ. In ine Basement Store HI TX r - ' lit uaimacaan coaus for Women $105 Decidedly the most popular jCmt for this season's wear. Deigd in a r?eavy dark brown and giln mixture, with new Balmacaan coya)r, sleeves and flare. . 1 .Save $2.3s worth of American Travel Sort and gat a flfty-rld nook of streetcar tickets. saasMAjsa AsPUTfUTina The Store of Style and Service A Mercantile Power on the Pacific Coast Eleven Miles of rl 1-1 n MVE YOU wm 9i 11 Ufa ji BY A TRUST DENTIST? Many people in Oregon during this campaign have told me how they, have been imposed upon by members of the Dental Trust, and many more have written to me of - how they have been robbed. I want all the facts I can get on such cases. If you have been a victim, give me the facts either in person or by letter. I Here is one case: A man took his daughter to a Trust dentist and was told that the tooth must be tlken out, but it was such a; difficult ' operation he was advised to take the child to another dentist member of the Trust who made a specialty of such work. ' The father did as directed and was charged $4.00 for a simple extraction that took about ten minutes' time. A few weeks ago the father had to have a badly broken down tooth pulled and came to my office and paid $1.00 for the operation. A few days ago he asked why it was that he was charged $4.00 by the Trust dentist and only $1.00 in my office. ANSWER: The Trust dentist charged $4.00 because he had to split his fee half-and-half with the other Trust dentist who sent him the patient. See? Another case is that of a woman who paid $57.50 for-four gold fillings and having her teeth cleaned. She says the worst part of it was she was kept running to the office about every other day for a month, and, being a working woman, she couldn't afford to lose the time, and was astounded when she was presented with a bill for $57.50. Twenty-five dollars would have been a big price for her work. . . These Cases are only two o many. I shall give more of them. If you haye been a victim, let me know. No names will be used. Vote 340 X Yes and Bust the Dental Trust it J-; l-r m 11 1; a Faio Demtis less rarKer, Sixth and Washington Streets, Portland, 0 fe (Paid advertisement toy X. IL Parker, Merchants' Trust BulldlatO - i. h r i