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THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1916.
BRIEF INFORMATION
(298TB DAY Of IMS)
. Coming Events.
Plf1e tagging Congress, Octotr 2 28.
Portlatd tJurne Show, October 27-28.
forest Industry conference. October .24. 2.
Western Walnut aseoclatlnn convention.
Kortb Yakima, Waab.. NoTeoitx-r 1, 2,
Third Annual iiortlcullural abow, Orcfoa)
Agricultural college, CorallU. KoenHr
and .
Portland rood Fete at Ice Palace Noen
Ul' - ,
Fourth annual corn abow, St. Paul, or.,
November II.
rourtn annual convention of Washington
Irrigation Institute. North Xsklma, Waab.,
November 13 and 14.
Pacific International U restock expoeltloe,
December 4-6.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Pair tonight and
Wednesday; llgbt frost tonight; easterly
Winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair tonight and
Wednesday, frost tonight; easterly winds.
IdaLo fair toulgUt and Wednesday, frost
tonight.
Weather Condition.
A large high pressure area la central over
the North PacUla states, and the barometer
la relatively high orer the northern states east
ft the Mississippi river. A well defined dis
turbance Is central north, of the Dakotae and
acotber of almllar character la central over
northeastern New Mexico. Rain or anow has'
fallen In Colorado. Kansas, Nebraska, Mis
souri and Iowa. Chinook conditions prevail In
Stot tans and Kaskatclien an. Temperatures on
tlx; Psclflc slope continue below normal.
The conditions sre fsvorsble for fair weather
la this district tonight and Wednesdsy. I'roat
Kin form tonight generally throughout the
dlatrict. lUWAUO A.' BEAU.
Forecaster.
Observations.
Temperature. H !
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STATIONS "a ? ?i 2
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f 3 h & Ifi 13
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feclier. Or Ji 1 4 B2 2 T
Boise. Iduho 83 4 152 82 ...4 0
ttoston, Maaa 422 AO 40 0
Buffalo. N. V... 4t 4- 4 r.8 42 0
Calgary, Alberta 8 6 V) 34 . . . O
Chicago. 111 4H 2 W 40 14 .14
Denver, Colo.... 3fl 4 30 2H 1H
Ilea Moines, la.. 40 0 40 38 01
Eureka. Cal 424 2 42 . . . . 0
Btetno. Oal CO 2 68 IM 0
Oslveeton, Texas 723 7 72 12 0
Helena, Mont... 42 20 44 42 14 0
Uonoluln, T. H. 78 0 SO 0
Huron. B. D 24 4 2 22 .... 0
Jacksonville, Fla fttt 2 8 68 22 0
Kansas City, Mo 426 fi2 42 12 .32
hot Anglea. Cal 82 2 nfl 60 0
XlHrsh field. Or.. 80 0 70 80 O
Medford, Or 64 0 70 84 0
Memphis, Tenn.. 62 72 62 0
Montreal, One... 46 10 4H 88 0
Moorbead, Minn. 24 O 42 24 0
New Orleans, La 68 2 7 2 68 0
New Vork.N. N. 48 2 69 46 10 0
Nome. Alaaka.. 88 0 80 04
' N. Head. W 44 00 44 0
N. Platte. Neb.. 80 0 36 80 40
N. Yalriina, Wn. 282 00 28 0
Okfahouia, Ok la. 48 8 70 48 0
Omaha. Neb... 88 12 88 01
fhoenlx. Aria... 48 74 48 O
Ittaburg, Pa... 88 2 02 88 0
ocatello. Iduho. 26 0 44 26 0
Portland, Or 81) 8 05 H8 O
P. Bi pert, H O. . 422 64 42 26
Red Bluff, Cal.. 44 4 72 44 0
Ilnseliiirg. Or .10 O 86 80 ()
Knswell. N. M.. 48 - 2 W 48 10 0
flxiraiiiento, Cal. 40 2 74 44 0
rft. Lnnla. Mo... 64 10 88 64 O
Tut. l'aut. Minn.. 26 6 40 24 O
Fait L'Uke, t'tah. 82 4 46 80 0
ti.m IMogo, cel.. 60 6 84 60 18
n Francisco. . . 48 2 73 48 0
B.-uttle. Wash... 88 0 64 38 O
Spokane, Wah. 30 f 2 68 2 0
P. Current. Bask. 88- 16 62 38 12 0
Tampa, -Fla 84 8 80 60 12 0
TatooHh I.. Wn. 46 2 60 44 10 0
Tom(ih. Ner... 32 0 40 30 0
Valdea, Alaska. 84 4 82 f8
Vancourer, H.C.. 84 2 64 34 0
Walla Wallun W 44 4 02 42 0
Washington. DC 4) 2 HO 88
WlllUt.m. N. I).. 32 . . . . . 48 8Q O
Wind velocities of lesa thau 10 miles sn hour
and amounta of precipitation, of lesa than .01
ef aq Inch are not published hereon.
Afternoon report of preceding day.
TOWN TOPICS
OonaumefV Xag-ne) to Us at. The
annua,! treetinar of tha Consum
ers' leagruo will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock In room II,
Central Mbrary The election of offi
cers will take place and there will be
several addresses. Mrs. T. T. Mungrer,
formerly a teacher In the department
of domestlo science In tha Portland
chools and later a social worker lit
New England, will apeak on "The
Banltary Conditions In Portland Res
taurants." Oregon Food and Dawy
Inspector J. D. Mlckle will speak on
the proper Inspection of markets and
dairies. This Is an open meeting
and all Interested In pure food anl
Seneral sanitary conditions In Port
in d are urged to be present.
Hswspaper Bay Planned. The Port
land Ad club will observe "Dally
Newapaer day" at Its luncheon In the
Multnomah hotel tomorrow noon. Ad
dresses will be delivered as follows:
"A Newspaper's Duty to Its Readers,"
C. W. Myers, the Dally News; "The
Dally Paper, the Leadlne; Advertising
Medium," Thomas J. Mullen, The
Journal; "The Better Business Bureau
From the Nowspaper Standpoint,"
Our Stock Must Be Sold
AND AT ONCE!
Every Article in Our Shop Reduced!
See Prices
Gingham Dresses Complete, made ready to
embroider, '3 to 6 year sizes. RegulaT 1 g
65c to $1.50, at 1SC
Lodge Pillow Tops Elk, Woodmen of World,
Moose, Masonic and other emblems. cf
Values to 75c, at ZSC
Cross -Stitch Centers Stamped on pure linen.
Size 27x27. Regular $2.25 values,"7f
special. 5C
Conventional Pillow Tops, with backs.
Regular 25c values, special -SC
Embroidery Cottons AH wanted shades, in Rich
ardson's and D. M. C Cottons, lc a skein.
These Lots Wm Not Least
Long Come Today!
The Needlecraft Shop
George Warren, the Telegram; "Objec
tionable and Peculiar Advartlslnr." W.
J. Hofmann, tha Oregonian. W. P.
Btrandbora; will preside.
Chopin's Compositions. "Chopin's
Compositions" will be the subject of
a lecture-recital of organ music to b
given in the Reed? college chapel this
evening at 8 o'clock by Dr. Max Pear
son Cushlng, assisted by Louise Hunt
ley at the piano. The program con
sists of a short talk on the composer,
followed by an hour recital of repre
sentative selections. The recital is
open to everyone. There will be no
admission charged.
Tin Protection AskeL Represent
atives of the Laurelhurst club and
Other organizations of the east side
seeking more fire protection are to
meet at the Portland Chamber of
Commerce at o'clock tomorrow
night to discuss the needs of th
east side. The east aiders are to
present' their requests to the city
council at a special meeting to be
held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
County Awards Oontractav-rCom-pletlon
of surfacing of the Canyon
road and the Hess road may come
at an early date, the county com
missioners having awarded contracts
for crushed rock to the Star Sand
company and the St. Helens ouarry.
The commissioners yesterday granted
an application by the O.-W. R, & N.
company to erect warning signs at
points 300 feet on each side of dan
gerous crossing on county roads.
Jr. Chapman to Talk. All persons
interested in solving the problem of
the high cost of living are Invited and
urged to attend a public meeting and
discussion under the direction of the
Utopian league in room H. Central li
brary, Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock
Dr. Charles H. Chapman, In hi talk
will give a scientifically arranged sys
tem of tate markets as a solution.
Dr. Alzaman Ira Lucas will lead the
discussion.
Woman's Hip Broken. As the re
sult of a fall from a streetcar at West
Park and Morrison streets Saturday
night, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson of
Harrisburi? Is at the Good Samaritan
hospital, suffering from a broken hip.
Mrs. Robinson had boarded a depot-
Morrison streetcar by mistake, and at-.
tempted to alight from it wnne tne
car was In motion. An X-ray exami
nation showed the nature of the lu
Jury. Sentenced Md Pined. Kdward Mil
ler, who was arrested several days
ago on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretences, was sentenced to
90 days In Jail and fined $25 1n muni
cipal court yesterday afternoon. Mil
ler was selling tickets at II apiece
for a dance he claimed the messenger
boys were giving. No such dance was
planned by the messenger boys.
Couple Bound Over. Sadie Brown
and Arthur Wymore were bound over
to the grand Jury yesterday afternoon
In municipal court on $500 bail to an
swer to the charge of larceny of $110
from Charles Nelson. At the time of
the alleged theft Nelson waa stopping
at a rooming house at 363 H First
street.
Women's Gymnasium Class. The
women's gymnasium class of the Ar
leta school district will meet in the
assembly hall of the Arleta school to
night, and hereafter on Tuesday
nights women alone will be admitted
to the assembly hall. The gymnasium
work Is handled under the direction of
the city park bureau.
Troop A Auxiliary to Meet. A
meeting of Troop A auxiliary will be
held tonight at 8 o'clock in th
Central library at the call of Harnett
Goldstein, president. Matters of Im
portance in connection with the work
of the auxiliary will be discussed.
To Attend Golden Wedding, George
B. Johnson, superintendent of the Pa
cific & Eastern railway, a short line
of the Hill system operating out of
Medford, passed through Portland to
day with Mrs. Johnson, on hit way to
Seattle to attend the golden wedding
Your Medicines FREE
From a Licensed
Doctor
Office calls Boo
Souse oalls $1.00
Including medicines.
Confinement
cases for flO
I am a graduated and
licensed p h y lclan
and surgeon, and I
give first class
medical attention.
nr.N.ClAiir.
Hampton
716 Sekum Building.
Hours 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays, 12 to 2 P. M.
Office Phone. Main 3678.
Residence Pbone Bellwood 188.
A Moderate-Priced Hotel of Merit
Hotel Clifford
East Morrison St., Near Grand Ave.
75c, SI per day; with bath. 91 JU.
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anniversary of Mrs. Johnson's parents.
Mr. Johnson formerly was assistant to
the general manager of the North
Bank.
To Discuss Political Isames.- Repre
sentatives of the departments of so
ciology and politics of Reed college
will . discuss the current political is
sues, particularly with regard to the
Initiative measures at the coming elec
tion, at a dinner at the Piedmont
Presbyterian church at 6:30 o'clock
this evening.
Man Hot Seriously Kurt Pete
Eranlgan, who was picked up uncon
scious at the corner of Front and
Flanders streets yesterday morning
with three cuts in his scalp and who
'was taken to the emergency hospital
for treatment, is not In a serious con
dition. A charge of drunkenness has
been placed against Branigan.
President Poster to Speak. -President
Foster of Reed college speaks at
the North Portland branch library this
evening on "Ralph Waldo Emerson;
the Call to Moral Heroism." The lec
ture la the fourth of an extension
course, on modern prose writers, and
is open to the publlo free of charge.
Wednesday, 10 a. xn. Regular all
day meeting of the woman's society
of the White Temple. Important
sewing to be done. Each lady is re
quested to bring her own lunch. Hot
tea will be served. Business meeting
at 2:80 p. m. (Adv.)
Steamer Jessie Harking , for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily,
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 1 p. m. (Adv.)
Dr. Xieonard, returned. Morgan bldg.
Sr. Karnes, Opttdaa. Morgan bid. Ad.
Attorney Opinion
Makes Vote Simpler
Parson Who Became Citizen Through
Patter's naturalisation xreed Xfot
Snow Father's Papers.
Balem, Or., Oct. 24. Assistant At
torney General Van Winkle gave an
opinion Monday to the effect that a
person who became a citizen of the
United States through the naturaliza
tion of his father, need not show his
father's citizenship papers when reg
istering. The practice of requiring the
showing of naturalization papers by
such citizens has been followed by
many county clerks. Van Winkle says
there Is nothing in the law requiring It,
When writing or calling on advertisers,
please mention The Journal. (Adr.)
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spirit into me
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Ground Chocolate
is the health-drink for all ages.
It comet PROTECTED as all chocolate should
in -lb., 1-lb. and 3-lb. hermetically sealed cans.
The 3-lb. can is doubly economical.
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Teleph
If you are planning to have a tele
phone installed you should make applica
tion so that your telephone may be in
service in time to list your name in the
new directory, which will go to press
November 15, 1916. Please make appli
cation before November 1st, if possible.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baker Is Sued for
$10,000 Damages
Joe Winter Alleges That Defective
Powder and Puse Caused Delayed
a Blast Wnlcn Cost Sim an Zye.
Baker, . Or Oct. J4. Joe Winter
today sued the city of Baker for $10,
000 damages for the loss of an eye
sustained last spring In an explosion
on the pipe line. Winter alleges that
defective powder and fuse furnished
by the city, caused the delayed blast In
which he was Injured. Harvey Shoe
maker, who a few weeks ago killed
Mrs. Mary Davis and suicided, was
hurt in (he same accident
Charged With Taking Auto.
Baker, Or., Oct. 24. Ivan Baker, a
hotel clerk, is under arrest on a charge
of taking the auto Of Walter Metzger,
who brought State Engineer Lewis to
Tomorrow night, Wednesday, Oct 25,
Katherine Neal-Slmmons will give one
of her delightful Indian costume re
citals, assisted by Robert E. Millard,
flutist, at the Little theatre. 23d and
Washington. Tickets on sale at Sher
man, Clay & Co. Admission $1. Adv.
of chocolate has
now look out for
D. GHIRARDELLI CO.
New
one Directory
. Oak and Park Sts.
Telephone Broadway 4920
Sales Department
Baker from Grant county Saturday
I night. The machine was driven a few
i fnllM mi f a town HfrHA MnA
I somewhat damaged. Baker admits tak
ing the ear with three companions for
a joy Tide. He is still In Jail. His
hearing has not been set.
Aberdeen Expenses $200,543.
. Aberdeen, Wash Oct. 24, The cost
of operating the city government for
1917 has been placed at S200.t43.38. of
which $26,000 Is to be used to pay off
an old warrant Indebtedness. To make
up the total sn occupation tax. from
which It is expected to receive be
tween $25,000 and $50,000, will be
levied.
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FRENCH PASTRY
Is a delicacy that Is
palatabls beyond de
' srription.
Tor sale In our Bakery
and Dairy Store.
$1.00
per Dozen
Also served in our dining-rooms
daily.
The Hazelwood
Confectionery and Restaurant.
Washington St. at Tenth
put brace and
a 'whitewash'"
Imi
Marshfield Jury to
Quiz Arthur Coach
Threats Alleged Made by Brother of
Slayer of G. T. Treedjrold Are to Be
Investigated by Special-Body.
Marshfield. Or, Oct 24. A special
grand jury has taken up investigation
of the case of Arthur Coach, brother of
Joe Coach, who killed a. T. Treadgold.
Arthur Coach Is alleged to have made
threats against several persons fol
lowing the tragedy. Joe Coach, who
shot himself after killing Treadgold.
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Carried for Men, Women, Boy and Children.
Just received the heavy ones for men. Also have a full lne of the GROUND GRIPPER
Gym Shoes.
We are the exclusive agents for this exclusive Shoe for Portland, and would like to
have you call and give them the once over and get a booklet on the feet.
Ground Gripper Shoe Shop, 38i Washington St.
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Don't forget
after every meat
has developed pneumonia sad Is worse.
It is expected that will die.
The grand Jury is also investigating
charges of violation of the prohibition
law by nine rooming bouse landladies.
Attorney General Asks Delay.
Washington. Oct 24. (TJ. P.) The
attorney general today asked the su
preme court to postpone reargument
of the government's suit to dissolve
the International Harvester company.
Motion was made by the attorney gen
eral to press the railway mall pay
cases of the Tasoo & Mississippi
Valley railroad and the Chicago &
Alton railroad, known as the divlser
cases, due for argument. .
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5teclwirt
Ground Gripper
Slices
Will Prevent a Well as Cor
rect Your Foot Trouble.
This is the only Shoe made with a
straight toe line and rotor heel these
two things are very essential in getting .
results. ,
There are a great many imitations on
the market and some go as far as to tell
vou that they have the GROUND
GRIPPER or one that is "just like it"
but this being a patented Shoe, it is im-
fossible to duplicate by another maker,
or your own good see that the name
GROUND GRIPPER is stamped on the
bottom and a label on the inside.
These famous Shoes are made from the
best of leathers and are as good as any'
shoe at any price.
We now have the largest stock we';
have ever carried and can now supply
your needs. , .
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Salem. Or.. Oct. 24. Awakened ;
the furious barking of his dog, A. R. ;
Jacobs, 1279 Market street, found -ther-v
residence in flames early this morntnf.
He made his escape, with the faithful .
animal. He carried $1500 Insurance a ,
hie furniture and a stock of goods.
The residence, valued at $1000, was
owned by Mrs. M. J. McCoy, whose loss
Is covered by Insurance. i', :
When writing or railing oa adreTttaara, ,
please mention The Journal. (Ad. .
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