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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1914. to TOWN TOPICS 300th DAT Or 1914.) AMUSEMENTS BAKER Brosdwsr and Birth. Curt sins 2:20 and B:SW. Manners nunasy, nrauui iiwker t'ljiyers in -aougni and Haturdsy inri Kalil t nr BAKEK kleTenth and Morrison. Cnrtalna and S;2U. Matineos hutulay. Wednes day and Halurday. Baker flayer. No. 2, In "Mother." . . ,,, FA NTAGfcW Broadway at Alder., VaudeUe. Curtain. 2:M, 7:30 and 8:10. liOKW'h. "-EMFUfc..SJ Broadway, at Yamhill. Vaudetllle. Cuutinuous l:oOt 6:30, tt:J0 ' to 11 week day. Cuutinuous 1 to 11 hun- , LVKlCFourth at Stark. Curtalna 2:30, 7:30 and 0:10. Keatlug & Flood Musical Com- - edy Company In fba KoUies of farla." COLUMBIA biJtthi between Washington and ', Stark streets. ' Hot ton pictures. 11 . m. to PtofLE.-West Park at Alder atreeta. Mo- " Una iti-turr. 1 i :M a. m. to 11 :30 p. an. - fcl'Ait V 'aaklugtou at Park. - Motion pictures, 1 1 a. uj. to 1 1 p. - m. ' ' Ul.OHtt vva.liliigtu at Eleventh. Motion p lc- nimM in. tu 11 u. in. HAJKsifC WauluKton at Park. Motion pic tures. 11 J. m. to 11 p. in. ' BT NiSfcT Washington. t Broadway. Motion iiti-tuies. Jl a", u. to 11 p. hi. ' tlut'LU t'ourili ul Washington. saMotlao ptc- hirI 111 .1(1 a. til. to 11:15 O. tu. AIM' MI'MKLM tilth and 'l'aylor. Hours 0 to ft tiffk dvi. '2 to a Sunday, tree atteruuons of XurMiay, 'luursday, k riday, fcttturdajr aud byuUujr. Public Library Meetings. All October njeetioks are trek and open to tbe public. (trtober 'M and 31 Democratic state com mttlie i.n.ilHr. October 27. 3 d. m. Bible etudlee. Ui'iubvr 2 H ;mj, lucluslTe, 8 a. m. to 6 p m , except Irlday, October 30, uornluf aeai . lon ouj. ilute conTeution Oregon Congress ut Molbeis. ing, salary $2500 to $3500 per annum; assistant in cotton classing, salary $1800 to $2400 per annum; assistant ia cotton business methods, salary $1800 to $2400 per annum. From three to five years' experience) In cotton class- in t, (trading and stapling Immediately preceding the date of thia examination is a prerequisite for consideration for these positions. Comnlete Information and application blanks may be ob tained from T. V. Hutchins, local sec retary, poBtofflce building, Portland, Oregon. Widow's Pension BerokeiL Before Mrs. Lillian B. Rowley of Lents could draw a $35 widow's pension recently allowed her, the pension was revoked yesterday by the case committee of he pension department of the Juve nile court. The pension was granted on condition that Mrs. Rowley's hus band would go to the state sanitarium for lung treatment. He refused to do so and'the pension was cut off. A pension lrf $17.50 was allowed to M.s. Lillie Ellison. 1720 East Thirteenth street. The application of Mrs. Mary McAllister, 21 Buchtel avenue, which has been up several times, is again under consideration. i Today's Events. Manufacturer' aud Laud Products Show at Armorv October 27 to November 14. i'arltlc ISortlnvrtleru Conference" of Amer tr.au Smidsy rtulioul Uiilcu, October V. VW-t. A. buildlug, toiiay; X. M. C. A. bulld- li? intirht i'ucttic Coast Conference of Danish Lutheran rhiirrhes. at ltetlianla church. Luiou areuue and Morris alruvt. October ?i. ' Coining Events. Harvct dinner dauce -at Commercial club. October 2H. - . Ad i lull lunchKon. Pm-Uanfl hotel. October Zfl - Cultiuibla plays 11111 Aradem. at lootball. ktiiltiiniiuih field. October 23. l'roareailvi Husiuca ileus club luncheon al Mi. lei Multnoinuli Orttrtier SO. "'Jctrereoii high plays pottluhd Academy at football. Multnomah Held. October 30. KtHlty Hoard luuchcou at tbe Beuaon Octo-- kr 30. , Oregon f'lvlc league luncheon at Multnomah noiei, ociouer tnenlng vuucvrt of Symphony orchestra No,- Ytiuber l. Lbectlou day, November 3. RUer Trips. Sleazier Torgl:tia to Astoria, dally except -Month?. Washttiff'ton street dock. ' liailea City. t' The Dalles nd Cascade I..-L. itiiiiv i.ic-1-nt Siiinlav. Alder street dock. . Steamer awte of Waabiugtou to The Dalles daily eept Xbursday.', laylor street Ooca. .' Port Information Supplied. lhformtakiB regarding tbla port may be ot taloed ftom the Portland . Chamber of Com merce, 6tt Fifth .aUie. Xclephoue Main ttb3 r A12ua. , Fire and Tolice. Tire, department Main 7700, A-1338. Police department Main 7181, A-0751. Today's; Forecast. Portland and ' viclnfty : Fair tonight and 'pdMiiliir' pasterlv winds. Oregon and Washington: Fair tonight and Wednesday ; easterly winds. Idaho: Fair toulght and Wednesday. Weather Conditions. The, Dak'rtta high pressure area has moved south and It Is central this morning over Oklahoma. The barometer U relatively low- in Imth thi. Pacific and the AtlaHtic States, lUIn baa fallen In the Atlantic states and fair weathp- prevails elsewhere. The temperaturea are usuully low In tbe middle west and In the Atlautlc state t. On the racuic atopi tliev are M-hnut normal. The conditions are 'avorable for fair weath er la tbla district tonight and Wednesday with no marked changes In temperature. EDWARD A. BEALH, . District Forecaster. accused of employing "cappers or teenta ana - jerrerson streets, jonn "steerers" to increase his business. Svden accidentally struck himself In Testimony against him was to the ef- the forehead with an ax, laying open feet that an assistant employed in a the flesh In such manner that hospital museum of anatomy f or men only" attention was necessary. The ax operated by Dean would Induce young slipped when he raised It to cut a men to take treatment from Dean for Umber. Svden rooms at $tt Third diseases which the assistant would as- street and works for the city. Dura lhm th nrtdflAKMtfrl. The rtMl- ' - seum was located at Second and Mor- j Serrios Company Incorporates Ar rion street. I tides ..-of Incorporation of ths North west Red Service company, capitalized Judge McOinn and sr. Chapman tolat $500, were filed this morning with Spaa. A meeting, under the auspices I County Clerk Coffey by C. M. Men- of the Everybody's Equal Suf f rage sies, R. H. Clark and P. D. Vogler. league, will be held In room H at the Central library. Tenth and Yamhill streets, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. to consider ths amendments to be voted on in the November election. Judge Henry E. McGinn and Dr. C. H. nhinman will bit the BDeakers. Judge I streets. McGinn will speak particularly on the I invited. non-partisan Judiciary. Miss Lida M. CTBryon will preside. Everybody is invited. SaHoween Party Announced.- There will be a Halloween party given by the Outdoor club of St. Mark's parrish next Thursday evening, at tho parrish house. Twenty-first and Marshall All members and friends are REPUBLICAN PAPERS SUPPORTCANDIDACY OF OR. C, J. SMITH (Continued from Page One.) Sneak Thieves Are Busy. Whm Foy Sam, Chinese merchant at 82 Vi becona street, awoke a Tew mornings ago, he discovered $200 gone from the pocket of his ' trousers. Wing Chan Dock, a countryman seen around the rooms, was arrested last night bjr De tectives Griaim and Hill fr the theft. Erio Stafstrom. rooming at the Villa hotel,- reported to the police last eve ning, that someone stole $6 from his coat pocket yesterday afternoon while he was asleep in bis room. Oliver Track, 715 Eaet Twenty-second street, reports six metal faucets stolen from his home yesterday while the family was down town. Public Invited to Meeting. The "Women's Political Science club will meet at 2:30 o clock tomorrow after noon at Room H, Public library build ing. Arthur Moulton will discuss the measures on, the ballot and Mrs. Mc Naughton will speak on behalf of Sen ator Chamberlain. George Mason and A. D. Crldge will speak on the sub ject of taxation. The public is invited to this meeting. jam9 ' vomnuie sneers. rne case committee of the widows' pension de partment or the juvenile Court yester day completed its discussion of pro posed amendments to the pension law to be submitted to the coming legis lature. The proposed amendments will be put before the conference of the Oregon Congress of Mothers next Thursday afternoon. CaUJftrnia Society Meets. The Call fornia society of Oregon will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in room A of the public library. Phil Bates of the Federation of. State Societies will give a nvQ minute talk and David M. Roth, tne man with a wonderful memory will give an informal demonstration of the powers of memory. All ex residents are invited to be present. Will Organize Minnesota Society. All former residents of Minnesota are requested to meet in room "H" of the library tonight for the purpose of re organizing a Minnesota state societv. to be affiliated with the various other state societies. It is important that a representative gathering meet to. night in order that various measures may be taken up and that a program ior next year may be outlined. Observations. STATIONS. Baker, Or v Boise, Idsho ..; Boston, Mass. Chicago, 111. Denver, Colo Puluth, Minn Eureka, (al Freeno, Oil Aalveston.' Teias Hrave, Moot Jacksonville, F1h Kansaa City. Mo. .... I-ewbtlon. Idaho .... Ix Angeles, t'al Marshflcld. Or New Orleans, La New York, N. V. ... North Head, Wash. North Yakima, Wash. Phoenix, Aria. Portland, Or Roseburg, or Sacramento. Cal Bt. Louis, Mo Halt Lake. Utah Han Francisco, Cal, . Jteattle, wash 8ltka. Alaxka Spokane. Wash Tacoma, Wash TatooKh Idl'd., Wash Valdcs, Alaska Walla Wulla, Wash. Washington, D. C. . Winnipeg, Man. ... Temperature. t 5 tj . w o m . w 30 fit. I i II i n ii u 53 3 60 36 81 0 46 70 44 4 0 88 64 38 20 .16 8-2 48 28 12 .22 84 50 32 14 O 2tl 30 26 16 O 44 62 41 4 0 r. SC 53 4 O M ftS 56 20 0 54 5H 34 4 O 5H 72 fiti 14 .08 32 50 82 4 0 4tJ . . 40 4 0 '70 fl2 14 O 40 74 40 0 O 54 TO 64 20 O 30 5S 86 38 0 50 62 54 4 0 38 70 38 4 O 68 84 64 10 O 48 70 48 2 O 4(1 6S 46 4 0 56 SO 66 O 32 54 80 8 O 18 68 48 4 0 BO 78 60 4 0 40 64 49 4 O 50 54 48 2 .04 32 62 82 4 0 44 64 44 0 0 52 66 5 2 82 0 ,S8 38 4 .64 44 64 44 4 0 6 66 86 12 .02 28 36 24 14 0 Bruised by Palling' Timber, A fall ing timDer yesterday afternoon hit George Driscoll on the head while he was working at Front and Stark streets. Bruises and a painful out re sulted. Driscoll was in the employ of the Farrell Roofing company, repair ing a roof. He was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital. Howell Sued Wrong Parties. Lewis C. Howell yesterday took a non-suit in Circuit Judge Davis' court in his suit for $20,500 damages against the Western. Oregon Conference of the As sociation of Seventh Day Adventists, when he discovered that he had sued the wrong parties. Howell's left eye was Injured by a chip of steel from a hammer with whimh he was opening a box while employed by the cnurcn people. Steamer Jesse Harklns for Camas, Washougal and ,way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. . (Adv.) Cruelty Is Alleged. Bemlece Bed- gast yesterday filed suit for divorce against Louis Sedgast, alleging cru elty. W. S. McDonald ft Co.. Accident. Health, Automobile, Burglary, Liabil ity, Fire Ins. Mar. 2391. Yeon bld.AdV Measures Will Bs Discussed Thursday noon at Moore's restaurant N. G. Hedin will talk on -Prohibition." H. D. Wagnon will explain his surtax measure as a means for supplying the deficiency in taxes in case prohibition carries. The antis as well as prohi bitionists are invited. Dry WooL $2.50 up. Main 5540. A-2U6. Multnomah Fuel Co., foot Montgomery street, Adv. Japaness Xtunch Bats, new designs and styles, 71o per set and up. Andrew Kan. 348 Morrison. (Adv.) Genuine Peaoock Pethers,6c and 10. Andrew Kan, 848 Morrison. (Adv.) Seed Extension Lecture. The fourth lecture in the Reed college extension course 18. "The War, Its Origins and Its Significance," will be delivered this evening in the Central library hall, at 8 o'clock, by Dr. Kenneth 6. Latourette. His subject will be "Great Britain and the War." Dr. C. Stuart Mangles. 11 A. M. to II P. M. Corbett building. (Adv.) own water system and water supply; and in short that Pendleton Is free from ths grip of any corporation. "When Dr. Smith, as mayor of Pen dleton, attempted to conserve ths wa ter rights of the city of Pendleton, he had a big fight on his hands. Ths fight was carried to ths United States aenate. But Smith stood his ground, and won out. "Smith's record was known and ap proved of. not only by tho citisens of Pendleton, but by that entire section of the state. He was sent to ths stats senate with the almost unanimous vote of his own county. . He carried every precinct but two. He was again ap proved of by his people, and was re elected. On the other hand, the most im portant fact to consider, is that the foisting of withycombo upon the pub lic Is a deliberate attempt of a gang of politicians, headed by the Oregon ian, to 'put one over on the public. Withycombo is a puppet candidate no more and no less. He is a figure head. He will do what he is told to do. Just as now he Is doing what hs is told to in his oampalgn speeches. "It Is a notorious fact that Withy combe is saying no less and no more than his managers ars telling him to say. "And when the Oregonian and the gang tell Withycombe to sit down on the people s laws, Withycombe is going to do it. "Do yon want a figurehead for gov ernor? "Can wo rely upon a figurehead to protect popular govenment?" Mrs. Bryan to Lead Suffrage Campaign Xf BTsbraska Adopts ths Woman's Suf frage Amendment Wife of Secretary f Stats Win Kelp Zfew Tork. New Tork, Oct 27. Suffrage haad qnarters hers announced today that if ths woman's suffrags amendment passes in Nebraska Mrs. William J. Bryan will lead ths next suffrage cam paign in New Tork. opening the cam paign November with a meeting at Carnegie hall. Club Entertains Teachers, Centralla, Wash-, Oct. ITiLast night the teachers attending the thirty-sixth annual Lewis county Insti tute In session hers were ths guests of ths Centralis Commercial club at a musical held in the high school au ditorium. At ths noon luncheon of ths club yesterday it was also voted to furnish each of ths teachers with a ticket to any ons of ths local theatres. An English scientist who raises wheat in record breaking time says that he treats the seed with electric ALTAR S0CJEjY IS HOST Ths ladles of St. I Jephen's J tar so ciety will give a :H iowoen party Fri day evening in tte at Twenty-sse-ond and Kast T&yl street. An ap; proprlate Hauo-9f program is ia preparation. H it In sending want ads for Ths Sun day Journal by. mail be sure you al low enough time. All want ads must be at The Journal .office before jw-m.- lty so that he trebles ths life force t Saturday in orfcr to secure proper within it. I classification in 3Ths Sunday Journal. Leading Bankers, Merchants, law yers and laboring men of Portland have, come out against prohibition. This ought to be a guide for average voters. Women's Liberal league, Mrs. H. Mei8ter, president. (Adv.) Workman Is Injured. While work ing in the street this morning at Six- ,::::::x;:fe;:::S;Jj asm mm m Election Beturas will be announced from the stage at the old Heillg thea tre benefit performance of "Mother" Tuesday night. Auspices Portland Rot ary club. Proceeds for Portland char ities. No advance in prices. (Adv.) Dr. C. J. Dean Loses license. The state medical board yesterday revoked the license of Dr. C. J. Dean to prac tice medicine in the state. Dean was "Why Has the Oregronian , Boycotted This Man? For several weeks the Oregonian has refused to mention Arthur I. Moulton's name. Even when stories describing the meetings he holds are written bi tVia v a r i- v a v3 ha.u ova wist nliKllshail Vltv lc a, a. a. iivi t-r av a. c uou. and his name is cut from the list or 1000 SSSSS $1 A Get-Acquainted Special for 30 doys. Good work, good stock. Mention ad. All kinds of commercial printing rea-sonable.- Boss City Printery, 3rd and Taylor. speakers when meetings he speaks at are described. Mr. Moulton is speaking daily and nightly in moving picture theatres and on the streets. He is tho only candi date for congress in this district who is gaining votes, and the only man the Oregonian fears aa an opponent to the machine candidate, C. N. M Arthur. It is because of Moulton's startling gains that the Oregonian is grasping at the straw the boycott offers. It hopes to keep Moulton-from being considered by the people. The big question of this campaign is, can the Oregonian, by silence, defeat a man whom it can not cope with in open attack? (Paid advertisement by Arthur I. Moulton, 414 Lewis Bldg., Portland. Or.) Attend to Your Teeth Now! Bad teeth cause aches and pains. Remember the old adage, "A stitch in time saves nine." No charge for consultation. We are the oldest reliable dental company in Oregon. All our dentists are college graduates and registered. P. M. report of preceding day. Players Will Be at Luncheon- Baker Stock company players will have ths Ad club program at noon luncheon to morrow in the Hotel Portland. F. W. Hlld, general manager of the Port land Railway, Light & Power company will act as chairman of the day. George L. Baker will tell "How I Se lected My Stock Company for the Sea son of 1915," and John F. Logan will use as subject of an address, "What the Stock Company Means to the Com munity from an Economic Standpoint." y Gold Crown White Crown Bridge Tooth We Give a 15-Year Guarantee Civil Service Examination. The United States Civil Service commis sion announces the following examin ations, all male, on November 10, to fill vacancies in the office of markets, department of agriculture, Washing ton, D. C; specialist In cotton class- Br au n s chwe i zer Liver Sausage 25c Lb. R. Hochuli & Son. Hi-Grade Sausage ; Makers' j 187 3d St, near Yamhill Work Finished in One Day When Required WISE DENTAL CO. Failing Bldg. 3d and Washington, S. E. Cor. Entrance on 3d St. r. W. A. Wise, 87 Tears In Portland. 2- We Give the Regular Stampn free-stAmps The Yamhill Public Mar ket is helping thousands of families to cut down the high cost of living. Wednesday, in addition to . ' 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; CORNER SECOND AND YAMHILL STS. Pox, optician. Journal bldg. Ad. Use common sense buy Superior coal, JB ton. Main 154: A-1541. Aav. This Is Just to call your attention to our regular Wednesday SPECIAL MEAT SALE This Wednesday We offer a large assortment of choice cuts of meat at greatly reduced prices to the marketing public AT OUR Special Bargain Meat Counter No Delivery of Meats Sold at This Counter Prices Will Not Permit Jonies Market Fourth and Alder Special Added Attraction at the State Market for Wednesday Only Choice Sugar Cured isxv T1 T Specially Priced O Hams tor tomorrow umy And Special Reductions in All, Our Fresh Meats. Also Remember This $1 .00 Worth of Meats Free for $25 Worth of Our Cash Register Receipts. Look Over Our Wednesday Specials Every Tues day Night in This Paper. . State Market Where Quality Reigns Supreme and the Price Is Always Low. 221 FIRST STREET CORNER SALMON .After the hunt A bottle of good old c HE 3 is. Double H&C Trading Stamps With All Pu chases In ; 1 Drapery, Bedding and Houseiu wishing Dep t. Wednesday, Thursday and Fridfiy 20 Patterns Eavntian Lace Curtains Reduced: $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 Qualities New EtTYDtian Lace Cur (bins with plain centers and. borders, also J bungalow net designs in center with Dormers, . incnev wide and 2V vardt long, n $1.75 quality, perfpr. $1.33 $2.00 quality, perlpr. $1.59 $2.50 quality, perlpr. $1.89 $4.00 quality, pertpr. $2.98 French and German Table Linens These linens are some that were Shipped before the start of ths European war and are marked o n a basis of the old cost. When ths new ones are imported there is sure to be an advance of at least 60 per cent. If you are going to need linens in the next year buy them now. Six pattern s. German and French linen's, both bleached and silver bleached, all full widths, rearular val- oo -tllues 11.25. 11.35 and 1.50 - OJ7C Travelers' Samples Huck and Damask Towels Traveling salesmen's samples of Huck and Damask Towels, slightly soiled from being shown on the road 34 patterns in all and ranging from one to 12 of a patterft. 10 patterns Huck Towels from 20 to 34 inches long, white or col ored borders; values up to 20c if Special (j Yard ) 98c 14 patterns Huck and Damask Tow els, hemstitched or fringed up to 38 inches long and values up to " Q 40c each, at JLuC ZM$1.85 Madras aa Whil tfFhey Lat ; H U ard JJ 10 patterns ffjie Huck Tow els with herritiitched border up to 40 in c its long, towel that sold us i to..: 60c VUa ... AUL each, a,t Our regnlar $1.35 Figured Madras, 10 patterns in all blue, brown, green and mixed colorings, small or large figures, guaranteed fast colors. 35c Marquisettes and f Scrims Now JL i w Eight patterns plain and bordered Mar qtriseftes and Scrim, 40 inches wide, ivory Arabian, or Beige colorings. 1? I Crib Blankstsfpecially Priced Crib Blanks, "29 by 30, blue groundfwith nursery designs, five! differ- QQ. ent patterns-. ..... Crib Bla4ke. by 48. pretty new : oianKets un blue groutid.'isyoven in nur- tigns s ci ia sery design Wool KapjCri BlankeU. 3t by 48. wiLS.-ground with pink or klutgvborders. also blue grotAdsfa'lth designs and eoanoied Sj QQ edges Nine From 2-oiece Carvine Set. with black Decorated wood handles and 9-inch CtCkf blade. Special .Ui7t 7-inch Mottled Earthenware Jar dinieres in either brown or OQ green. Now Os7i 5 4-inch Mottled Earthenware Jar dinieres, brown decorations. OQf Now i)Kj Bigspeciais Housefurnishing Department Umbrella $1.69 Earthenware Umbrella 19j4-inch EartleAi 'are O I. On : 1 l ' sT Va . ' ; oiauua, uiviics nig", i uu stands, decoriatefl in 4VJLe hrnwn nr trr& green or brown. Now 4Z-piece white ana cold serai Porcelain Dinner Set. Now t s a j r Set of 6 different Ifces, palm "I A 1 . ft4.7l7 Table Mats. Nnj .....,. 1C Set of 3 Dover Sad Irons, 7Q new patent handle, "Now., a. I t7t 9-inch yellow Mixing BowL ai ten ware Offn tNj & -ft . Best Way East XS TXJsTKS - : if- - unset rohJIt: 5 and yon oaa visit ths i Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San (Now N earing Completion) ' it- Francisco and many other Interesting outing places In tho Golden State Santa Cru a, Del Mgf t,' Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Mount Ixme, tho Orange Grovsjal Ulna, ths Ostrich Farm at Pasadena and many others; also ths JTsntuna CaUf orals. rpof lUov San Blego, now nearly flnish.Ln .'-! Three Choice Tjrains from Portland connect daily at San Praclso i with ths SUNSET LIMlfTED ZTo Zxtra rare a 3. - San Prandsco to New Orleans, and at New iOri ans with the Southern Pacific steamships. New Orleans to N r York, vsry Wednesday and Saturday. Fares same as aQirssl. but includa ' meals and berths on steame. " f. j , - ' - -. ' ff f. OaXS at CSty Tickrl Office, 8t Sixta etrsst,1 9r.ak, or Vaies lispot for nrayslds Sotss and "100 GroUs&J gCoTts at Im," ov on any areas or tns . ?.; . . ; ; ? SOUTHERN i Joha Scott, Osn. Passenger Agent.; UFIC . Ox. M anufacturerskt,and Land Products Show, Portland, October 2 6 to iNooktnber 14 si U s Maxa 49. Gambrinus Brewing Co. , A-1149 fl 1 r. 4 Y Sit