THANKSGIVING CHER
CARRIED
INTO
HOMES
UKNUJJT wms
.- '.".'..'.:; , . . ( . - -,'.".' .r '- -r..
Muts, Ad: Club and Elks Join
in Good Work of Pro'vid
' ing Bountiful Feasts,
HUNDREDS ARE5 FEASTED
Loyal Cooperation front, Many Kind
Thanks;lvln;. cheer baa been car
rled Into 14 homes and SST person
have been fed with bountiful repasts
today by the ' Muts (men united to
erve). In addition to thla, 12 mem
bere of the Muts, Ad club, Elk and
genera! "good fellow around town"
have Uken care of 41 little children
and given them all they could eat,
probably for the first time in their
short live. Bo great ha been the
cooperation among me cnariiaoie peo-
Tit Ar vnr r I a n, I T n a r inn nmnizmion
. . . - in... mA a..A. OA
and 40 more children this afternoon
.." The really big thing about the Muts
'campaign to relieve the. needy in
Portland has been the cooperation
'given the Big Brothers by different
institutions ana maiviauais. rrora
early morning until late night SO per
aona were busy yesterday receiving
comriDuuons anu aistriDuiing- mem
among the 180 families supplied.
The local telephone company donat
ed 15 glrla to assist, the Bellwood
Camp Fire girls assisted, Fred W,
Wagner and hi committee from the
Elks and many others helped. Today
there are six automobiles at the dla
penal of the organisation to alleviate
late calls.
Fbrty-three of the ISO families sun
) - a feAM A K
'individual members of the Muta and
an -effort will be made by these mem
bers to permanently remedy the condi
tion of these people
; While hunting for a family reported
tini moraine, one or tne investigating
I committee 'found a man who suffered
a broken arm some time ago and hs
J been unable "to work since then. The
t doctor sat th broken memhar nrmknl
and has refused to straighten it. An
I other case of an expert- automobile
.painter was found. This man is will
, ling to work for almost anything.
families assisted
express gratitude
TO GENEROUS PEOPLE
(Continued from Page One.)
EASY COIN FOR HIM
Tooth la Caught in the Act Of
Cashing Number of Bad Check.
jobless mm :
AMID DELIGHTS OF A
THANKSGIVING FEAST
Virgil Meyer, a 17-year-old boy
who recently came In from the farm
of . his . parents near The . Dalles.
thought that forging; check was so
easy that he became incautiou. After
passing a check for 115 on the Roberts
Bros.' store, he went to several store,
doing the same thing;,' and securing
goods and change at all of thee
places. Then to cap It ail he took a
bicycle belonging to a messenger at
the Western , Union telegraph office.
City Detectives Howell and Hyde ar
rested him at the Ladd & Til ton bank
cash another check--He admitted "! PLUM PUDDING IS SERVED
1
Workingmen's Club Reflects
Spirit of Appreciation for
Generous Array of Eatables
n the recovery ef the bicycle.
RUSSIA, GERMANY AND
TRIA CLAIM GREAT
s
Double Portions Oivaa- Worthy xaca
for Hlekel at Viae Beoently
rounded by Baa . Ulna. , ,
AOS
VICTRIS
POLAND
It was Just as much Thanksgiving
day down at the Worklngmen's club,
271 Front street, today as it wag In
the finest mansions on Portland
Heights or in Irvlngton. The spirit
was there, even if roost of the men
were jobless who sat around the news
paper and magazine tables, strummed
idly on the piano or played a few
Russia Has Taken 40.000 fn,
PrUnnPfS. GprmanV 40.- Dy Ben SelllnS for the relief of the
rilbUIItJia, UCIIIiaiiy tU, unemDloyed. diepenses full meals for
000 and Austria 29,000. r-2eV- SSf E? S2
tain J. G. McClelland, chef and major
domo. had prepared with his own
hands a great kettle of old English
plum pudding.
. The captain was radiant today. He
(Cnttcd Press Leed Wire.)
Petrograd, Nov. 28. Tha German
defeat in Russian Poland had assumed
the proportion of a rout today, the I had just received word that Mr. Sell
war Office here declared thi after- ing intended to eat his Thanksgiving
dinner at the club along with the
boys." But hi radiance came princi
the disaster to the kaisers forces
noon,
Unless General von Hindenberg suc-
the down and out.
A man came into the club and seat-
" I ordered a bowl of "mulligan." As t
would be the most complete they have
suffered since th
the eastern or
aone.
The capture by the Slavs of an en
tire German army corps, 40,000 men,
in the vicinity of Lodz was claimed.
TAILOR LOSES GEESE
H StiQ flat Hl Gooe In the
Shop, bat Ho Cnt Et . It.
nnrninniT rnn-rrn hr
rnr.Y urn Tlhi tn ur why, pay for meal?
j mmm- m - -w - . -
REED COLLEGE BRINGS
MESSAGE ; OF -CHEER
llan Admits Stealing Chickens
and Fine Ones They Are, Too.'
Deairinr to avoid the annoyance of
paying for the principal piece-de-re-aiatanea
of hi Thaaluglvlng; dinner
was th reason that John Simons ad
vanced to the police early this morn
ins when h was arrested by Patrol-
mn RirriHi mt Blxth and ' Alder
DnoinaoK PAnUiAno I n F ct I streets f or chicken stealing.
uuomcod uuituiiiuiio in i-ugu m thr dead chickens In a
e-1-n.tn aack. Simons said ' someone
had sold ths birds to him, but on a
Uttls pressing, he said that n stoie
the chickens from . a yard near th
end of ths Hawthorns carlin early
tthls morning;. Th chickens are large
TO have hi two set areeas stolen on
Thanksgiving eve was ths woeful fats
of CL F. Rusch, a tailor who lives at
ast Eigthy-second and Maple streets.
last bight. - -
It's a cinch that Mf. Rusch will not
eat goose, today, but maybs'weuld not
have eaten of it anyway, a they were
pet geess and dear to heart. Hs had
raised them from infancy and. f. they
came to his whistle and ate out of his
hand. .''They were seven months old
and on was grey and the other white.
They were, as Damon and Pythias.
YJJI'J WILSON P0UCIES LAUDED rM
amsa BOUVOf a,v sa- w-- v
Cefuellte gansebrust and pate do fois
ZAPATA IS FIRST TO
ENTER MEXICO CITY;
QUIET IS
RESTORED
n-atii-ftl
Innovation at University Panco
Calls for. Cinderella ;t Feature.
Found to ; Bel Encouraging
in All Lines.
Villa Said to Be in Accord
With Revolutionary Leader
From the South. !
grast Thi is not a day of thanks for
Mr. Rusch. . -
MICHIGAN
ASHORE
IS
INSIDE CAPE HENRY;
OTHERS STANDING BY
the owners. They had hesn
Educator Betoras rrom Extended Trip l by a blow over th head.
Xsst In VrMch He Made Publio Ad
dresses; Ouest at White Hon.
CCnlted Prea Leased Wlre.1
Washington. Nov. S6. Dispatches
and an effort is being mads to , f ind j received hers this afternoon from Amer-
'The capital 1 quiet. General Villa
President William T. Foster of Reed I
College, returned Tuesday from a five
weeks' trip in the east, bringing: new
of increasing prosperity and improved
business conditions in every city he
visited. ' '
There la an expectation of new
commercial prosperity, he says, . es
pecially in those lines of business
which, are concerned with the necea-
i sanss ox lire, aacunr mat other- in-
Battleship Reported to Have count of eAwfs tbSJlht wwch
war nas sumaiated. Dr. fxtster im
pression Is that ths whole country has
already gained morally and spiritually
from the present crisis, but be ex
pects that America will suffer as well
as the rest of the world commercially,
Norfolk. Va.. Nov. 26. The battle-1 in the final ontcoms of the war.
ship Michigan went ashore inside of "There is much evidence," says
LONDON
ERECTS1RE
NETTING OVER ROOFS
OF NOBILITY'S HOMES
Struck in H eavy Fog; Tugs
and . Battleships to Help,
and General Zapata are in complete
accord. Zapatistas entered the city
immediately after it was evacuated by
General Blanco. There was some des
ultory rioting in the Interval, but the
disorders were promptly queued. Con
ditions have improved rapidly! and now
are about normal.
General Villa's promise that his
lieutenants would preserve order In
Mexico City was kept, government of
ficials announced today. General Za
pata, who has been aiding Villa, was
ruling the capital today In an orderly
manner, late dispatches said. :
Messages received . from American
representatives said rioting- was quick-
- University of Oregon, , Bugene, Or
Nov, 26. -At s ths senior "lottery
dance at Sigma Nu Fraternity house.!
insteadlng of drawing- games - from,
hats and assigning couples in that
manner, as has been the &itom, ach
girl threw one of her danllna sllDDers
into xn miacue oz the ftpor and the ,
men scrambled for them, x: 4
i nen eacn- maiaen Decs me a Cin
derella, 'x ...
! m I";-
A recently patented, merryco-rouno:
revolves and travels laterally as it
uwu on a nntu Doajr ok waier, con
trolled by an overhead eabje. - ''
AMUSEMENTS
American Duchess of Marl-
linmilfrh StnrtCr SnhflmA tnlly quelled with the arrival of Zap
wwivut,,! I tiatait. Th lootlna- was confined to
SflVA HnmPS Fmm RnmhR.Ione section. The Braxlllan minister
Uai.
London. Nov. 26. Followli
Cape Henry this afternoon during a President Foster, "of nation-wide sat- Duchess of Marlborough's example. knowlx He WM believed, however, to
heavy fog. The navy tugs Hercules isfaction In the fact that ths president many Londoners wer fortifying their be clsa to tn capltaL On report
and Patuxtent were dispatched to her of the United States at this CTlical homes today agalnsi possible Zeppelin BftlJ v,Ua hMA cached th outskirts
assistance. Five otner oattiesmps were penoa is a man oi caim juagnwni ana i '-'-"- I or uj- capital.
Btaniincr tv Th MiKHiimn'r niMittnn moru viror. a liieionr uvocau mi uq iyu.uc.a ucicuoca wuw v.
was given as "five miles east of ths (peace and arbitration and in every
tail of the horseshoe Inside of Cap way qualified to do the world a ser-
Henry."
posts several feet high uid entirely I 1 iTflfji fpof linlPT
sidence.1 - vuruuuu uuivi, :-
was handed to him, the man eyed Cap- I SrlftPlr Trt Kd T rlOT
tain McClelland shamlv and said: rKJJLlUUn. LU UOillLLKjl
"You're Captain McClelland, aren't
youT, I have read of your work here
and cam to see what it was. Tou
near Garden
Successes claimed by the Russians I ""'1,:. V,
man army of invasion Include, the IZZ .... ,7-..;:.
enUre 400 mil. line from Kt rrus- I fmrf Mttlftd own am nappily marrled
announced today.
Near Czenstochowo, It was stated.
6000 German prisoners were taken.
Fightlnff was said to continue near I" t"; '
Koluski. Brzealny, and Rsgow, as-
Is Probably Fatal
surrounding- the roof of her residence,
the theory beln- that terial bombs
will explode in the net without damage
to the building; underneath.
The national art gallery has stored
200 valuable paintings in places of
and now own a ranch
Home.
Then he went out to his wagon and a conductor for the Portland Railway.
vice by keeping our country free from
the entanglement of war. Th per
sonal popularity of President Wilson
in nearly all of the states I visited. Is
extraordinary."
President - Fater hollavAii that the
Paclfio Northwest has succeeded j afety and in the Tate gallery cans of
better than any other part of the coun- hav been placed in every room
1. fAllH9 .V.. nr..ManT'a nmnt I for USO in SXtiniruiShinK' flTCS WhiCb
caii to the nation to maintain neutral- I w"" min staru
scions ana Is not Expected to Xiivs. lty. He attributes this success largely
Pnlmoter Xs Being T7d. I to ths timely and spirited work of the
A. F. Nightingale, aged about 25 and '?X "
are being pressed on every side by
our troops." The Teutonic forces in
these sections were reported to be
and Columbus. In each of the cities
he made one or more addresses. While
in Washington, attending; the conven-
jseen with hi own eyes th misery of
;povriyi
; Man Belates Exprlnc,
O, Such a man related his experience
yesterday. "The children, four lit
(tie tots, had rags about their feet in
ieaa or enoe. Tney sbivered in a
jcold house. The mother of them will
..be th mother of a fifth within a
(month and she hadn't a stitch of a gar
ment tor mat nine one when it cornea
;8h needed nourishing food, but such
Poor far as there had been had mostly
gone to her hungry brood. The tather
'streets of Portland looking for work
'until he had worn th soles from hi
;ahoes;. there were great boles in the
.only pair of socks he had; literally,
;hl feet' were on the ground."
had carried in two.100 pound boxes of Light & Power company, was electro- rh,;! " RUffio Bot0n
cuted at 11 o'clock this mornine; wnu - ..T , vt
xuene sr lur ins Kuoa OI lire men I wmug a, uoui ni nu"ic vi ma I t t n..t-.r4il -Txt..MiK.
serted the war office, "the Germans T,'T. '""' t,- ,1. "I t "7. ;, '";, "
know." I At 2 o'clock this afternoon, efforts
The big rush of Thanksgiving diners were still being made to resucitate . . ,
making a desperate attempt to cut ?ame afternoon. The attendant; U ' 'L".11?!!?! !. he was entertained with the
through the Russian front to the "e e v Y w i . ai
saa-l ms4 liou V V aVACTU O nCVtiva V A I uu sa. vs-o-cua wnuuvuou cms aavav.
food to provide for ths extra strain. I Nightingale made a couple of runs
... w.i.vw t ""lTVi nn-hutm anror. .V.nl.. .ft.. I nn rsr url. thi niArnlnv onrl
C;iullgeW 8-glng and chat- off for the day spend i I : with his Jfo Victim JJg
it was sa(d the RussiansverXlni: Mr- sllinS to have the He entered the bath room and
ins numbers pushed his forces back business men know of this new relief turned on the current in a drop light
at every other point, so that th ad- J v"? coupon bo?ka: VJLMil i' A'5or!m f,'
vancea corps was isotaieo. I ,v. .ik ur- v.-n - I j i .v. j nw. ...... wj .
In certain parts of Russia, it wasl v.u. ucuor wu il peopis uu mu. m urvp uuukii i
ta.ta1 that anothar line Of reserves L maimuon wouia ODtain " umiq.
Sadden calleS to tte f clo. iringTng bfok. and hand ticket. Nightingale came hers with hi. par-
an additional force of men. ranging in from u to applicants for relief, much enu from Buffalo, New Tork, about
m from 21 t an. to ths mobilisation sood could be accomplished at a" small two years ago. i.
Marriage Licenses
By the Wholesale
Croker Is Wedded
Tomer Tammany Baa Boss MArne
Cherokee Prlnoess, Whs ay. h
Would 7oUow Pocahontas Sxasnpls.
.New Tork. Nov. 26. Richard "Wel-
sted Croker, 78 years old. former lead
er of Tammany Hall, and Ketaw Ka-
luntuchy, a Cherokee Indian princess,
23. were married her today. The
ceremony was performed by Monslg
nor Brann and was witnessed only by
a few intimate friends.
mV.i. nland WAm PhflTl mt th A
Vancouver, Wash.. Nov. 28. Eight-,Q., ,m.nt. H oridnallv intended
een marriag licenses were issued yes- to t,e married at St. Agnes' church, but
terday at ths office of the county audi- I tne) presence of a huge crowd there
tor, establishing a new record for ths I can.. n chsnee in nlan and the wed-
number of licenses in any ons day this I aing took place at the home of Nathan
ncuni ox aa ucenses, wmoa I Btrauss.
war Issued a year ago on ths day I Aftr th ceremonv the bride talked
befora Thanksgiving. stlU stands. I to th newsnaDer correspondents.
Th following secured licenses: WIV- I I have been Inspired,' she said, "by
11am Crlder and Miss Mamie Ransier. I th examnle of Pocahontas, who did
both of Bickleton: Clavln Lester Crlder I ma much to make the English under-
Tl TT' T land Mias Gladys Leola Yarbell. both I stand her people. I have been ln-
HIS jjlirHS oi i Fn Murdock of Fail- j spired by the example of Talahlnta, a
Bola. IdaJiO! And raw IT. MuKm mnA I Mftimtfin .free Texas.
Charles Baker Sueoumh to xntart Miss Delia Hutcbena. both of Amboy; I "I desire every Indian maiaen to
HEILI
f - THXATU
r at Tarlnr :
Mala i aad A-1122( ' V-.
TONIGHT, 8:15SAwg?l
BAJtOAM PalCT MAXrjrEE . ' .
SATURDAY
1.00 75o 80a i1
Klaw & Erlanser Pitsent
Eleanor Gate' Wooderf Play
The Poor Little
RICH
GIRL
COMEDY 1 PATHOS! nSPSCTACUC!
Zveaiaces $1.60 S1.00 o 0o
3 MONDAY. NOT." 30
BAB.0AIN PBIC MAT. WgbNSSDAT
Beturn ofLut Tear's Vavorlt ".IV'J
OUVIE M0BO8CO PrenU
THS - : t - -
Bird of Paradise
Evenlnea Lower fleer eeebt last thrtie
.ov; last taree. Si, nalcoar. SI. T&c
9nt
era.
outlay.
:aa "he told of the pitiable condition of
the family.' His voice choked so that
jh could not proceed.
1 But he had found other families as
Tneedy, the only difference, perhaps, be-
The German Claims.
Berlin, by wireless to London, Nov.
26. "Our troops at Lodz and Lowics
have inflicted heavy losses upon the
fifth Russian army," announced the
German war office today, "capturing
40,000 prisoners, 70 cannon and 158
machine guns. Thirty cannon were
destroyed. The battle continues. The
Russians have been strongly rein
forced. The statement constituted a
i Furniture Dealer
Returns From East
Pred O. Jennlng Reports Saving I
Pound Business Improving Rapidly
All Over Country.
Dick Talbot, driver for th Cltr Tax
icab company, rushed th Paclfio Tel
m , w. e w4..i 3. H Abel of Nawberor and Mrs. Jannia i wed a arreat Chief. I navs mamea
I Rumaili U'nn...).. VT.c- . Vlnn I thj crrSAteSt Chief Of mOU
Yesterday Morning. u. in. vui Miu Mt'm.Ht.'v0nnir Croker and his bride will spend their
..-la. TaV.i' alrt4i.ln wTin nu knth Tntion4. TX7iirin. I hnneTmaon at Palm Beach. Fla. in
injured In the firs. that early yester-1 Mrs. Blanche Adams, both of Aber-
dar morning gutted ths Hotel Savoy. I deen: V. K. Ward and Miss Fannie I.
ephOne and Telegraph company's pul-1125 Sixth . street, died this morning j Korbonen. both of Portland; P. G.
moior to tns nouse in a rew minutes, 1 at ths aooa Samaritan nospicai. zrom oramer and Miss Maud Stella Demit,
sever burns, and mis iva Janus, both of Vancouver: William B. Clark
another victim, is hovering between j of Hood River and Miss Bells Marr
life and death. of Portland; Charles H, Niman of San
Baker escaped from- th brrmnig I Francisco and Miss Ellen W. Ha when-'
hotel to the fire escape by his own ef- J TOn of Portland; Will E. Jenkins and
forts and then dropped from the fire j Mrsv Rose Tanke, both of Portland; U.
escape, zo xeet to tne siuewa-ia maa i e. Jackson and Miss Maud Yoeman,
lighted upon a quantity of broken I oth. of The Dalles; J. H. Newkirk of
glass. He was taken at ones to th j Portland and Miss Maud Cripps of
hospital. I Salem; H. J. Washer and Mis Mar-
Baker, who had lived fn Portland iz I r,i,rlta nmn! botb of Portland: Peter
years, had been employed by th Pa- Barton and Mrs. Alics V. Barton.
breaking all speed regulations.
Six Have Narrow
Escape From Fire
Back from a five weeks' trip Flames Partially Destroy nartments
complete denial of Petrograd claims of tnrough tne east and middle west. on Eleventh Street Early This Morn-
a Russian victory. maue ior mc purpose oi Duying new t. Occupants Scurry Out,
siock. j reo j. jenn nz. or jennmr
& Sons, housef urnisKers, declared to- Six persons, four of them women, cifio States Telephone company as an of portiand; Charles Johnson and
Miss Sophia Klnum, both of Portland.
uo 'llBW1"B Glaums. I Aav that huiineu la nn th. He. mrA I were forced to flea In their nieht I electrician.
Vienna, via Berlin and London. Nov. I , AAma f thsa -frit! fnr faMtAttlsi I elothinc from the anartmenti of Minn I Mr. Tta.ker was born In Mlcbisan 39
26. "In our fighting with the Slavs in I wM-trino. 9l hAn;m,t f th. -i lDaisv Miller at 22S Thirteenth street tm er. He la survived by three
tne south of Russian Poland," an- "Amnn? nmmnivt fnfnitnr mofr. I when the building was nartlallv de-1 sisters. Mrs. H. E Walker. Mrs. C. S.
nounced the Austrian war office today, j erfl business is good, but as regards I atroyed by fire early this morning. I Nef f and Airs. F. A. Fonder, all of Ta-
Mns ths form of need 1T had inniic-n- . lne tnanuraciurers or cneap Stun, wno ongioawa m vne ounneni, i coma. wasn. -mo iuuxhw bujw
L.7.i . ,v.?-Lv JL "T- machine guns and quanUties of muni-h.v, .v.r hanKed the stvle or math- and had swept the -entire back nortion arrived last night In Portland and was
... ZZa "rT'i i"Uons. Fighting is sUll in progress. ( oda of maklna- their furniture. I mav of the building before Miss Miller at the bedside of her brother when he
say their business is at a standstill." heard the roaring ana awoke to find i died. She will taks tne ooay to ti
said Mr. Jenning. I her room almost consumed by the I coma this afternoon for burial.
"The European war is proving a I blase. Without dressing, she rushed I Miss. Iva Jantls was not burned as
benefit to middle western jobbers and to all parts of the house warning the! badly as. Mr. Baker and there are still
manufacturers. At Milwaukee ror ex- peopie in tne rooms, ana everyone es- hones for her recovery. . Her xoiss at
ample, the shoe manufacturers haveioaped before the firemen had arrived. 1 Fossil, Or., have been notified,
receivea large oraers ior snoes rori lieutenant w. . jsunit or engine is.
the French army. And a peculiar fact while crawling through a front window I t a. A A.
Is that th majority of workmen in In fighting the fire, cut a big gash In KTftWfiTV Q,h AS tOria
ths- shoe factories there ar German I his wrist, but alter having it bandaged 1 .
bom. I resumed his work.
I talked to many of ths leading I The causs of ths fire was not ascer-
. help him get food, clothing and fuel to
Ithtm. He had gathered up provisions
to carry to as many families as he
could supply. '
-Is yours the right to share in. the
' gratitude of those whose dark" poverty
hai been brightened by the sharing of
'abundance and the touch of love?
V Contributions Ar Welcome.
t The Winter Relief bureau i in The
(Journal building. Contribution of all
tktnds ar gladly accepted because there
ils a place for everything food, cloth
ting, fuel, money to be spent for sup
plies. All that is given goes to th
.needy. Not a cent-of administrative
(expense comes out of the offerings.
'All th expense of doing ths work Is
fborne otherwise so that fhe greatest
; a mount of aid may go to those who
need it worst. ' '
t 'In addition to th cash contribu
tions. The Journal acknowledges today
Ith receipt of a very considerable
'quantity of provisions and clothing,
' imostly anonymously given, and special
rgniriDuiioun iruni ine, iouowing
;Mra, 8. MeClave, food; H. A. Moore,
shoes; J. 11. Goldstaub, 12 cans enha-
- ;gettl; Purdln Brothers, four air tight
'stoves; Economy Fuel company, five
sacks potatoes; Mr, W. U Carnahan,
'apples: E. B. Eaton, box of groceries;
i Paul SUrr, two- Jar of fruit; J. b.
i I.ond,' 12 caps of fruit; Mrs. Cayo.
unree oucKs; girls or Northwestern
- .National bank. Thanksgiving basket
for deserving family.
f Th $50 contributed yesterday by
th Merchants Exchange association
. is top spent for flour, a letter from A.
. conn, secretary, saying: "We ha- in
'structed the Portland Flouring Mills
ores Mining company, Columbia Mill
'inm mmMn mnA tha t-rtr uiji-
----- n J Liiic.i sail
worm or xiour. i
-- V a 1 1 '
Pigsott Lost Bank Books.
Edward Plggott. 214 Fourth street.
Astoria, lost three bank books and a
drart whiis making a trip between
Portland and -Astoria on th steamer
Lurllne, He gives notloe to the publle
'that a liberal reward will be paid o
anyone finding and returning the prop
erly.
onsul Kumasaki Is
Representing Japan
Will Quit January l
Promoted from San Praa Cisco Con-1
ulats, uoosssor to M. Ida Peelal
at Bom La Portland.
AlraadV fettllnar a t hnm. 4n PnHl.ni
thourh h haA hn in th Mtv I business men of Chicago and other 1 talned. Th north side of ths boos
liJ?. A'JZt bMlDe8a U SEr I wouappear to ' Ih. Tntlre supreme
W1.U1, urKHHu ior uimwii i r--:m .17' --- -------- ---------- 1 nxraaia. Se oalnsd BrOMnnmr rosieonrt Monday for a writ of error and
...... - . - . . . . , iniw.iv niH a n.un(.. t rrt nn i m n ra t x . a m nw a i. . u m- .itiv-mt xu. k ir mm i - - .
7 m most aappx resiueac xn tne 1 - " . v. . . w vu. ." -
Ros City. He arrived yesterday aft-1 Mr- penning contractea ror a large i goman nuuaing.
ernoon from San Francisco, wher he tock of furniture from the factories
Hope for Frank in
Justice's Comment
Associat Juatlo Holmes of TT. S.
Supreme Court Strnisd Writ of Error
But Doubts Tairn of TrtaL
Washington, Nov. 26. Associate
United States Justice Holmes denied
today a writ of error on an appfeal in
the case of Leo Frank, convicted in
Georgia of the murder of Mary Pha
gan, and under sentence of death. Jus
tic Holmes, however, said he doubted
whether Vrank had been fairly tried.
This encouraged th convicted man's
attorneys and they announced they
year.
was vies consul, havins- been nrnmistaii lof ths "leading manufacturers. The
to tna nost or consul. maA vaoant 1 gooos win arrive n wui iwo weetui
by th recall to Tokio of M. Ida. and will be arranged for the formal
Mr. Kumasaki Is a lollv bachelor, opening or tne nrm in its new quar-
He refused absolutely to tell his age. I ters in the Holts store building, which
pointing to nis eligibility as all scneauiea wr aooui iu . ox ioa
reason.
"Japan has been "buying heavily
xrom uemany ana tnis source of sup
ply i now cut off." h said. "We
will now look to America and I con
sider it .fortunate for me that X have
been put her at this time, rie-ht at
the beginning of what is bound to be
a great commercial era for the Pa-
Portland should share in this new
development, because Japan is a
heavy buyer and will require vast
Check Defrauder
Makes Confession
jrost On Mors Tsar. -
Astoria, Or Nov. is. W. E.
Schimnff. president of ths North Pa-
! cif id Brewing company, has announced
that th local brewing Plant will be
closed' the first of the year. Mr.
Sohlmpff says that nothing can be
gained by operating for Just another
rnArtn fA tana nt nnai manir I vear. until statewide proniDtuon oe-
of wheat, a sack of oats and a bed of 1 comes effective, and thathe has de j
hiv onaHnl. 99 mnA 4lr.lnv that U I cidd to OUlt HOW SO that hO Will haVS
b sent to a ohancs east aids address, I so much mor Urns to look about for
was one of the subterfuges adopted anotner location.
Tavmoa TT -Rlnehar nf 1 SI V.amt I Mr. ScnimOIZ glVW It as ins opm-
Fonrteftnth street, to nasM a for red 1 ion that it WOUia D cneaper to OUHO
hoir tnr 130 arrmrtiin to fiia att- I a new plant than to attempt to convert
Tin Assortment ww m m mtu.m n n(nt to City Detectives Hellyer and I tne orswery imo a, c-"-' j
th XuslMSs Office of Th Journal, I -Tackabery following his arrest yes-1 otner enterprise, u n ni.
a review of th Judgment of the Geor
gia court.
the spring they will go to Croker'a -tate
in Ireland. , '
Thomas F. Smith and Andrsw Free
man acted a groomsmen. -
Croker became a widower leas than
three month ago.
Bryan Attends the
Pan-American Mass
Secretary of Stat Officially mpm
sent Vstion at Washington Serv
loss; Attend Protestant &atr.
Washington, Nor. tt. Secretary of
State Bryan officially represented the
administration today at tn rourtn an
mini Pan-American mas at 8t' Pat
rick's cathedral. Later h attended
services at a Protestant church.
St. Patrick's was draped with the
flags of all American countries. The
sermon was preached by Dr. John Cav
anaugn of Notre Dame, Cardinal Gib
bons of Baltimore and ether Catholio
church dignstaries were present.
But 50 Are Left in
Carolina's Prison
lWS. 11
SOc Gallerv ftOc
WedDetday Mtine $1, ?fbc,
BOX OFFICE
SAL.B OPF.N
60c.
TOMORROW
TKEATBS
Kau t, A-(S60
Oto,:L Bakaf. Iter.
The yaaMas Baker Player, gpeeial Tbnk
riyiac day UaU today, 25e. BOe. TonigHt.
S" w S "a". wa., inur .Sat., Israel
Zaagwill's stoat beautiful of aU'raodera ptara
MimXHAiT ASM" "
As Played with resiarkabla triamph by Eln.
-" Kotoeon. Story ef a pathftlo llttTa Loofoa
alaey, rtriSl- told. Erea. 26c,Tis?;. 60c. 76c;
do si. Mat, sse, iS3e; box 75c W4. narcala
matlnea, all mu (txoept boiv 26e.
ext -weea "Kaasy Mnpay." .-
Hkter Tbeatrs tliketa tr.wA in 1 ha ImmI .
Trade and ClrouUtloa coa'tMtTfor oae vote
en every eeat of Tiloe. t.'
Zlaveats-StiMt yiaykeoM, 11th aad Morriaea
Phono Mats 4, A-1010
WAK ngvxiuu MM
rEHICrEBB RAJ AIT
joronrr johmbtoh m his ootrxoiAKt
iMavrr, conk ajjd gohsase .
MINNIE ALLEN ,
bahkt a woLroRt)
. OENKVIEVT waKJS
ELB.EY SI8T&S
BEST SHOW IU TOUTf
Bomard a Harrfnf ton ia "Wh la Bnr
Tabloid faro by WUlard Kaek, HiehoU-KalMm
TrOBpe, Xelataak Maaioal Maldt, thro ot&tr
Feature Act aad ftrtt-nia pbote play.
FklCEfl Atamooo 100, He; Visit lio. tie
5
XJBea.aalad TanBdviUe--Bresdwar aad Aldar
The Sramatie Xuatoal Baooaa "Ytrtordayi."
Arthur Wkitlaw, Boy aad Aaaa Harrab, Xc
Coaaall and KUntrw. Xtw Or lean Craolos,
Kataai Weekly. Phono stala 463. -A-i4
Columbia. S. C- Nov,
Bless yesterday Issued 101 mora par
dons and paroles to stats prisoners,
bringing his number ef releases up tc
1430 and leaving 1 than (0 parsons
In th South Carolina penitentiary.
Mistletoe to Be
Sold for Charity S
Broadway and TamhilL
Huavnuue oi . raacmnery ana nnished -r-ble In thought. The Journal is
terday. - I what ne win oo witn n ptui.
Rinehart was taken in custody in a I numoer ox lamuy men wi
downtown store while waiting; for the out of employment by, th closing of
rfrt1""01' of U Wnd 'VpPly th mt.tTto A fini check he had offered th. brewery,
China will prove even a greater field.
in my opinion America will be over
looking tne greatest opportunity of
Its commercial history if it does not
mane use of the war emergency ia
establish permanent trade with' the
orient.
Toppenlah Hunter Killed.
North. Yakima, Wash, Nov. 2.-
Shot through ths neck by th acciden
tal discharge of a shotgun - caused by
the Jolting of th buggy in which it
waa. being carried, Edward Duncan of
Toppenlsh. 23 years old, died before
his brother, George Duncan, and his
uncle, David M. Duncan, who were
with him on a duck hunting expedition,
could get him back to town.
lot of mistletoe has been received and
is on sale in the business of rice at I
Broadway and Yamhill street.
W. H. Carroll Dies
Suddenly at Home
under the nam of James Marshall.
Rinehart also told the officers that he
purchased an overcoat at another
The profits of the sale will go into downtown stors last Saturday, giving
flour and beans and meat fjr thoss in cneca oi aia.ov ana snrTO v
TxmmA i'iatr win he snlri at 10. 25. 1 bs delivered to 1817 East Twelfth
1 fcn o.nt. and tl. The MShcv bp In 4 1 street.
fund is being spent to care for those was vacant, and Rinehart asid hs met J company Passes Away After Illness
wno neea neip seven oays a wee, hoi i mo aeu?frmi wuwoa m.uu. ukutw i m m f Bomnts.
1 . -I.. a, . .l-miA .11 .h. mrarmmn TVtm V ViaV -. mrmm I
thm suffer from famin through using belongs to J. H. Roberding of I Walter Henry Carroll, for the pss.
tr.4.. I 1tnu riftaanh atraat wha MaiHflail rnar TMTS lUDeiiawnunu ui uw auici-
Dt.lri,,. Ml.fAltna nnmftlrtvfflni. I 4 . rA m mMAtta mrmm aaMW mwmtt ,M I 1n n J,.lCDreSH wiuvaiit aw. mx ...
improvidence, all have their share in I 1811 on a similar charge.
causing destitution and want., Tne
need in hundreds or cases is urgent . TWaiavr&ftnn Tuneri
Hi
101
Insurance
Company
J Only. Company "Exclusively Oregon0
BestvfoifiOregonians '
:- ;Heme Office' Cof bett uaUn Fiith and Morrison, Porttand
President.
General Manager.
SamueL
Assistant Manager.
In . helping swell the relief fund by
buying the beautiful mistletoe.
Flower Show Successful.
i?! ruptured blood, vesscL j
LIUll U 1 1 i.n III. Ul CUB kuij.iur, .1. 1U,I I . B
i... r." t - -i nrostrateo. - .r
or legislation toai roemoers ox xne aet-1
egation may wish to present to th
west of Huntington, died this morning
at S o'clock In bis apartments in the
Wlckevsham, Eighteenth and Flanders
trets. Death was; very sudden and
Is supposed to have resulted from" a
Airs, uarroii is
nrAKtrated.
Mr. Carroll was assistant iBupenn-
The flower show of the Sunny side legislature, four Multnomah holdover I J"10
Woodmen of the World given Tues- senators, I. N. Day, T. I Perkins. R. ""IL ZIa TZ.
day evening was well attended, a Farrell and Ous Moser, issued a 1 "SJ i- rtm waa ln Mil
Messrs. Earl Royal,- Herman L-ursen j call last night for a meeting of th J nce boyhood. He was n
and W. C Diets were oh the committee 1 delegation to be held tomorrow night
In charge. The Letter carriers' band at 8 o'clock in room 210 Central buUd-
furnished the music tading florists I log.
of the city contributed displays, among
them Niklas e . Son, Clark : Brothers,
Jay oouid of Arieta, ' Routiedg seed i
& , Floral company, the Florists ;:Ex-
change. ' gunnyslde Oreenhouse : com
pany, Portland Seed company, ' the
Tonseth Floral company, QUI Brothers'
Keed company and J. B. Filklngtort.
isveryoody received. a prise of some 1 ington, S Fullman, O. i
ort. A literary . and musical pro-1 Cornell, 84t renasylvasia. la.
gram was carried out. I Brown, so; carusie, x
FOOTBALL RNALS
"At Beattle, end tint o.nartsiw Wash-
waukee and his remains will be taken
there for .burtaL He- waa :: about s
years . old and: leaves- a .widow and
three children, iwinor. i-i.-wiiiiam, a,
and Walter Henry Jr, 3 years old. ,
Boy Dislocates" Knee.
Arthur PurbinH years old, of the
I Sheffield apartments. 272 ; Broadway,
dislocated his knee playing football on
the Portland - academy . field, ' Four
teenth - and Montgomery- streets, this
morning. - He was taken to the Good
Samarltafi nospitai. -
THOMFSON'S
New "Screwless" Mountings
Where the
Break.5tarts
No Chance
for a Break.
Prevent breakage. .There it no Oriole m the lenses of Thompson's
Mountings, so there is no chance for a break. . j
This is the way lenses must
be "SLIT- with other sew
called screwless mountings.
Thompson's Mountings elimi
nate all drilling, slotting. ' or
i; piercing of the lenses.. -
Thompson a "Screwless Mountings prevent loose, shaky lenses.' Will
stand more wear and tear than ordinary glasses. - Sold exclusively in
Portland by t
Thompson Optical Institute
Manufacturers o,Mhe CetebratedKrys'to
LYRIC THEATRE J
Today and AU Wek .' 5
THE GIRL FROM EGYPT
featuring lit
SEPTEMBER MORN ;
atattne dally, two perfortnarea . Sightly.
Tomorrow IT iht Charu . Oirs) - Oostaat. ' .
MATIONAI
V AXK BTASK WXBT, HU
SeaUag 1609 J, '
Today, Tomorrow aaJ Sttorday
Xeea u 11 I. X. e .
Tost the Kind ef a Shew f or ftiaakaf trlaj I
ab unequaieo Bit,
VAX TIGMAH. in '.
THX K008IXX SCUOOLKASTKa
t ire Aeu ' -
"XTSTZnlOUs aOACX SOX"
fares Coaaedy . j. .
" "TOU XEXA"
ChanlDg -Vollnlt; -lOo
AVT SXAT 1'
Leg Seats Keaerved Is Jtarssee
Mala S27S - I .
COIUKO SUHDAT '
TKX BIT'S XATX
, Ttu-aAeU
Karr
-The Italia akee'
riekford ia
1
JLHShSaadE!r-mljB
Waahlaatoa aad Park Su,
"HTXAa HXABTS'
; RX8 TTNCLZ'S "WILL
"XJT TAXI tt"
11. A, It. to 11 V. U. DAJLT
too AhsnsBzox to
Peoples Thatt-e
-. wm rara am waauuises -
Three More intra Only
ramoua Bi(k Society. Drama :
yausTOCRAevm
11M A. U to 11; P. M-IBAlMt S
lOo ADsnSSlOX 10 -
ICE SKATING;
HI1W1)ME"
Twentletn and XKarshall. -
Dally. 10 A. M, 3 p. 8 P. M..
FREE INSTRUCTION.; . , BAND.
7
RIVER- STEAMERS
--l-i,.
- TO TKB OlUEl
STX. DALLiS CITY LtS fotUK Teaa,
, Tbur. and Saw at 7 a. a mtr The Dallea
aJKa.i lv. Tb tall ta Moa., Wed,
aa4 Frt-, lO a. aa.. arrlriai la Tort 1 fid at
I T s. s- rretskt and Baaaencar aeeeotad it
Ta Dane. WK Head ilrar, Wklta Salmea,
ICeofca, Canoa, Steveaeos. CaacaAa Lock. War.
1 readale. Caps Hers and Corbetts. - Frit
eely for Bis. S4jr Mi Celilo. rseee dock
i tor resarratlooa V atoefc aad antastobiiea.
I Alder St. Soak, Pertlaad, Mala Sle, A-AlU.
flight d
Steamer State of Wasliinclon
in. Moodaya.
DD, Irle,
IaYea Taylor St. neck 11 .
nwirewiji ena ingi;i, ior 1 ne VUt, l7U.
Hood alter, .White Salmon, t'nderwood. Car
oa, 81Tenon. KetarBlDf, leave The Dalle
ftundaya, Wednesday. ad Friday at 7 a m.
Krelxbt and psseof;era. irre tl.K, Includes;
terta oa night trip. I'iioua Mia 613,