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THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, -SATURDAY. ' NOVEMBER 11. 1916.
LCAIIDI
WHO RAN FOR OFFICE
Listened With -Secretary of
Hp State ) Olcott :, IsNot" Bun
Aliened With; Winner$.f"K
SOME NOT SO ECONOMICAL
Spsadsrs Beport Cams Bevatlar Trom
Two owti -to 9390.13, Xmr By
' y r . .'
ySalom, Or.. Nov. II, Many - candi
dates for office expended no money in
their behalf, according to statements
of expenditure tiled Friday with Secy,
of State' Olcott. Among- those who
candidacy coat them nothing were tke
following: W. 8. Richards, represen
tative In congress. First district. So
cialist; 8. W. Bosanko, representative
Eighteenth district. Socialist; Albert
Streif f. representative In congress.
Third district. Socialist; Peter Streif f
Jr.. state senator. Thirteenth district.
Socialist; Isaac Swett, representative
Thirteenth district. Democrat; Louis
K. Bean, representative Third district.
Republican - Progressive: . Walter B.
Jones, representative Third district,
Republican; Frank A. Rowe. represen
tative Fourteenth district. Republican
Democratic - Progressive; Katherlne
Brendes, representative Eighteenth
district. Socialist; Max Hesse, repres
entative Eighteenth district. Socialist;
Mrs. Mattie M. Sleeth, representative
Eighteenth district, Democratio-Prohl-bltlon;
' I, O. BQlland, representative
CANNER
MANUFACTURERS' DIRECTORY
(Namea In bluckfice type have aoDoenre
nxuiit. cntlBtiig tbrir rtiirt. on tbe mau-
rsfartarera' iNigc. iiidrwwa of other in7 be
tlnwl (row the tekphon directorlt. Maojr
Siicufsrture (or the Jobbing trade iml. but to
' ah eaM luy-r abuuld demand the products
; ur twiii Institutions.)
Altars Bros. Milling Co., break rest foods
sad ttealtb ceroau.
Aate , ley Co., makers of auto tope; re
pair and rtbuilus aatus.
t irmi Ir'lxturs Co., Hbvw cases, ete.
? Autumstla Utg. Co., sboe button fattening
aatiilues,
Atkins A Co.. saws etc
Americaa Brats sad Bronse Works, any
tliiiia in brats, cvouer and aluminum.
Aom Sign Co., sand blast, cbiyped glass,
avid stdu-u signs.
arrow Osmsat Laundry Tray Co., sew Idea
la laundry trays. .
A asasjt. Harris, Kefllla Co., grain bags anj
sacks.
American Brush a Broom Co., splint brooms
snu urusnes. ,
Adrian, Sack wear Co., men's neckwear.
Americas nods Works, sort tlrlnka.
Blumausr-fraak Drug Co., 1'urola toilet
pirparstiuns.
' Sbs. Batman Snoa Co., man's and boa'
irr uioe urg. ta., floras.
Balfour. Guthrie Co.. health cereals and
poultry luods.
brownsritw Woolaa atllla, men's and joutbs'
clot bins.
central uoor Lumber Co.. gash, doort. or-
ttnientil glass, .
tiosseti a uovars. teas, eorrees. spices, ex
trsfts. Carman Mfg. Co., furniture.
a Coulter Co., flolins, mandolins, guitars.
"Columbia Wire As lou -ork, (ire esspea,
bank fixtures. taej railings, feucea.
Colombia Engineering Ytorks. machinery.
i Columbia Carriage aa4v Aate Works, auto
bodies, trucks, tops, painting, rebuilding, car-
! rlage work.
. Columbia Brick Works, brick, tiling.
' Clark-Woodward lrug Co., medicines,
trusses,
i Clause Son, Ispldarlsns.
1 Campbell, H. C, cleansing and polliblng
flUlds. .;! .
i Coast Chemloal Co., Insecticides, cleansing
.au pollabtng fluids.
V Cohs, A., ladies' cloaks end suite.
Colombia fcteel Co., tteel castlugs.
ji Clark Haddiery Co.. hHoesa and aaddles.
Coast Culvert 4 Flume Co., corrugated steel
pipe.
Crystal Springs Finishing Works, wool batta,
v Wooi rardlug.
' Cols sUshlne ktfg. Co., money changing
' l&echlneo, turnstiles, electric water heaters
sud melting pots, light mauufacturiag.
' Columbia Carboa Paper Co., blgU grade car
: bun papera.
" Creaoent Chemloal Co., liquid polishes and
: aoaus. . tweepina compuunds. insecticides.
Camthol Co.. Camibol for cure of catarrh.
. rraema, bay fever, neuralgia, piles, pneumonia,
. rht uinattsui, .headacbe, touililils, uuugbs, quids,
, burns, etc.
Dunns, David X. Co., paints, varnishes, etc,
Doernbaeher Furniture Co., furniture factory,
imndero a Nelson, cement laundry traya.
Durable Booting Co., durable paper roofing,
' Davia-Soott Belting Co., oak Uaned leather
sUting.
Edwarda, C. D., baaket works.
kdwarda, Owigbt, oof tee roasts ra, tea
)leidtrs,
tleotrlc Steel Foundrv. steel castings.
- ! Xnamel Bake Ovea Co., enamel baking.
- trevMtid eurnltur Co., tables only.
Fisher Tharssa Co., psints and varnish.
"rret fkale sorks, Vickies aud table condl
j nittita.
Fleisehner-Hayer Co., everalls and work
shirts.
' Fmburger, O. S., Alr-Tnle. rubber mender.
Fleming. W. 8.. portable shower hatha.
- Finks Bros., cooperage works.
tiaun, lapidary.
Oraadma Cookie Co.. cookie factory.
, , Mregvry A Co., lapidary.
OiU Dahlia Farm, dahlia propagation,
Ooldenrod MUlug Co. (Balfour, Guthrie A
Co.). flour and poultry foods.
Orssle Paper Boa CvH paper cartons.
HARVEY, THOMAS CO.. Mfgs. of "Hsva
' bean" tsble food, phone East
11111 Novelty Turning Works, novelty mans
f artnrers.
- Hadiwm-Feeasnghty- Co., oornigated steel
' drain, and culvert oIdo.
Haiversuu Co., physicians' sterUlslng appll-'
.... , , T-W.
Hinek-Weis Co., tents, awnings, water
proof eiotblng,
Kease-M artia Irea Werkt, mill as4 other ma
. thinery, foundry.
llaater Ineuhator Co, (D. M. .Ilolbroek)
: . poultry tsoubatora. '
Ualasv Undine Machine works, snsrtihisn
and eastings.
Haroer'a Brass works, brass nrk.
Harris Ice AUcaloe worke, retrlgerattng
Hansen, Hfg, Co., liquid bluing, s-n-iyu,
tl.lil iwrnMllAn iimwi. mi .
' ladependeat Cracker Co., crackers, cakes.
. . .o,p,nn ihiiit ronnary eestuiga.
Jones Bros, Co., loganberry juice, eider, via-
i Knight Packing Co., pickles, sauerkraut, ta
b!e coodtmenta. vlnecar. etc.
XorLaek Remedy Co.. veterinary remedies. '
Klense ' Soap Co., cleansing and pollafalnc
f- - preparation, hand and toilet eoapa.
i iteeaay, I. improved stamp puller.
j, Knoli Co., coceanut butter and preparations.
- Klna-Flaber Co.. mattreseea. harianrinn
Kaddarlyp, J, Kadderlys lm proved fnr
earv. !'.
r Salle, Dr. D. . W.. Improved optical
... Sleces. - -
Kail Hfg. Co., gas water heaters,
' Leupold-Vftlpeul Co., surreylng and sdeatlfle
wu s use ta ess
- asterol Xfg. Co., 4810 Woodstock svs.
' lach Bros., sash welghta-.
. V Lawrence Co.. Geo., harness and saddles,
Loewengart V Co.. millinery, r
, l.utkel. King sV Cake Hoap Co.. soaps.
laber Auto Spring Co.. anto springs.
Laytaa Cooperage Co., cooperage.
1 Ukla a Co.. lantdarr.
. j - laths Wi,C.t show eases, store finishings,
. 4 TaaeaSsi A. Saa . akeM ----- a
t 'seiiwem ess we omiuari,. HlslCVvBsW
MONTANA ASSAY OFTICH. 1ATJ4 2d st.
' atnltamaai TnuUa da Bag Caw tradoa, saga.
i ki sooa aoan os.. an amoa ; eve anaa.
' I atoKoniee Co., horse eoHara, ranoc strops.
. Modern, Con feet Ion err. eandv. mafeetlonerv
alyerf a - Co., lapidary, gold aad sUvat
' eTwkera..- . ; - v -' .. .
Jtsrlue Boiler and Machine works. Unproved
Monro A rrtasel. tlVia.
I MetaUio Bis Shingle Co., Improved Hdce
n koe'sl shingle.'---." -i v;s,'-"c.-r"
; aimiature. Lumber Co ready cat lumber.
r
(Coatlauea oa BTszt Vacs
QPUCDA
DATES
inn
Nineteenth district, Republican-Democratic;
,T. A.. "Weinke, district attorney
Gilliam county, Republican-Democratic
(Statements of those who ' spent
money, received Friday, were as fol
lows:. A.- C. Callan, representative
Eighteenth district, Republican,- f 10;
W. tb Bradshaw, circuit judge Seventh
district, f Democratic Progressiva, j
t290.lt; B. P. Cornelius, representative j
Fifteenth district, Republlcan-Progres- j
slve. t2l.7l; Manche Z. Langley. rep-f
resentatlve Fifteenth district. Demo
cratic. , i.0; M. V. 'Thomas, repre
sentative Sixteenth district. Socialist.
H; Mary L. Mallett,' representative
Eighteenth district, Prohibition. 1 18.15;
Samuel E. Notsorn, district attorney
Morrow county. Republican' Demo
cratlc 115 Francis V, Galloway, dis
trict Attorney Wasco county, Derooi
cratlc, $161. 7; Peter , Lewis, repre
tentative Second district, Socialist,
cents. ,
Tangible Road Program Necessary.
Salem, Or., Nov. 11. As ths federal
aid, road act makes appropriation for
five years, It will be necessary for
Oregon to meet, or at least undertake
to meet, 'the federal allotment dollar
(or dollar, through the entire period,
t. W. Page, director of the department
of highways.' Washington, D. C, write
State Engineer Lewis. Page points out
that legislation will be necessary, as
the state must provide or undertake
to provide ways and means for meet
ing all the conditions of-the act. In
cluding that' relating to the mainten
ance of the roads constructed.
While the program of work for five
years does not require a hard and fast
selection .of actual, roads or class of
roads to be constructed. It makes nec
essary a tangible program to be fol
lowed throughout the entire period.
Page says. He offers to have a rep
resentative come here and have a con
ference with officials interested, ,
limit on Liquor Shipments.
Salem, Or.. Nov. .11. Numerous In
quiries were received Friday at the at
torney general's and secretary of
state's departments as to whether ship
ments of liquor could be received dur
ing this month. Secretary of Stat
IS AMPLY REPAID FOR LOCATING
OLD FASHION CORN MEAL
Contains the Heart ef the Orals sad Baa
the Old-Tlme sweet.
Rich Flavor.
OLD FA8HIOH HXLLIlfO CO.,
til Bclladay Ats., near BiTor.
Fhone Zaat 67U.
There's a Big Difference
Between the old-fasbioued way of finishing
automobile fenders and hoods with paint and
varnish, and tbe modern way of "BAKED
ENAMEL!" Auto manufacturer are now uln
Bolted Knamel exclusively. It's delightfully
beautiful and lasts. "There's a reason."
THE ENAMEL BAKE OVENS. '
J. C. Warnock, Prop.
S04 Burnslde St. fbonea Ualn 3435: A-4343
FINKE BROS.
Makers of
BABJU1L8, TASKS. TTM AJTD
BPSVCE STATU EEAB8, BTO.
Oak and Hazel Hoops In any quan
tities. 183 Kadlsoa, ax. Kawtnorne Bxidga.
"Always oa the Square."
LAYTON COOPERAGE CO.
SUkere an4 Dealers in
NEW AND SEC DnlAlQ
ond-hand oarreis
327 WaUr Street. Main 3147
SIGNS
HXTAI,
Acme Sign Co.
Band Blast, Cliippad Olass, Acid
Steaiag.
Special Prices on Quantity Work.
414 Davis St., Portland, Or.
We reproduce your DESIGN or
PICTtJRK on
PENNANTS,
Know Cards, AdTerttslag Hangers,
Sto
NO CUTS NECESSARY.
MILES SIGN CO.,
STARK STRETT.
The Bergmann
Custom Mads Woibfoot Brass Baoa
for the'
BTJSZHBSS, BTXBXTCAX, XJLIX.
BOAS OB POUOXMAJf.
Awarded Gold Medal P. P. X. X. 1815
Removal Notice
PACZTIO XJkDBBB. WOBXS
has removed irom
85 Bass 8th Bt. to BOA AlMaa Ats.
Pboao Bast 898.
See us for ladders, breakfast tables.
BujuBifvuj Btauuius, aiepiauaers,
. stools, etc.
DAVID M. DUNNE CO.
PAXBTT MAXTTPACTTJBXBJI
Patroalae Horn Zadnstrr Buy Tour
FAI1ITS
BZBXCT PBOM TSB PACTOX-r
lStb Bt. and Sherlock Ave. Phones
Mala 137. A-1313. BsTld M, Dunne
President.
Montana Assay Office
GOLD, PtATtBTJX AXD BXLTEB tuilm
AsMrsrs, rimaltars. Refiners and Borers of
Gold. Platinum. Silver. Ufh Grade Oris. Jew.
tors' Bwceplnsa. Pbote gilver. Nitrates' Etc.
rraura o uram ana jewelers Gold and
Silver Ftat stock. Wlra !VM.r. rhiuJ. VT
tratte and Edse Strengtk Alloy. B4-84-38 2d at.
4-
TRIPO-LlIlVE:
Rsa three tines the valne of any ether Soaa
Paste, because with slightest effort It quick ir
cleanses and polUhes silverware, nickel, slut,
hmm, enamel, marble and vmnriwara
cleanse the banda Without Injury to tbe most
delicate cuticle. It la aotlaepuj ,nd besUng!
and much less la reonlnMl ta Mnnii.i. ,71
TsUyOLDTX CO, 22 Ualn Street. .
J: mww.wwtiw, or airecx rnna m
o. a, westwerta .- a Q, Irwis
Columbia . Carriage &
Auto Works
AtrrOKOBlLI : BODXES, BPaMKOS. Tom
mas, raximso. ozxxxax. aw axaibo.
WMll rreat Btreet, -j, -y. PorOaad,' Oregea.
i
Manufactured by
Zan Bros., Inc.
SUNSET BROOM WORKS
JOf f ice : 50-52 Front
BROOMS
Olcott assured Inquirers that constitu
tional amendments only go Into effect
on proclamation of th. governor, f 61
lowing the official canvasa This can
vass must b htld within 19 days alt
er November 7. ' The proclamation wtll
probably be Issued between December
1, and :
Article 6f Incorporation, H
Salem. Orv Nor. 11. Th. East Side
Laundry company, Portland, capital
stock ' tSOOO, James and Josephine
Schlmmel and" Bradley A. Ewers, filed
articles of Inc jrporation here Friday.,
Lurch's, a Cottage Orove corporation,
filed articl-a of. dissolution.
' Two Salts for Divorce, v
Salem, Or., Nov.'j 10 Suit for di
vorce have been filed in circuit court
by May Flatman, who accuses Arthur
Flatman .with drunkenness,, desertion
and non-support, and Grace Ion Mee
who accuses Kmory Lather Mee with
drunkenness and' cruelty,
Woman Nean 100
Votes for Wilson;
oOraadma" BtcBsa&oa of. lev Oraade j
Tells for Joy When She Is Told That j
President Wilson Is Reelected. j
La Orande. Or Not. 11,-Grandma i
McKennon (Mrs. L. J. McKennon)
mother of City Commissioner J. D.
McKennon cast her first presidential
ballot for ' Woodrow Wilson, election
day. She Is S5 years old.
Mrs. McKennon took a keen lntere&t
in the outcome. When told that Mr.
Wilson was elected, she gave a real
Democratic yelL
.nBa-asaa WBMMB
Postofflce Receipts Increase.
Postal receipts at the Portland post
office for the first 10 days of Novem
ber show an increase of t3202.28 as
compared with the similar period of
ltlB. according to figures given out by
Postmaster Myers yesterday afternoon.
era
Way
o maklnjc over all kinds of mattresses
at small cost into
Sanitary Folding Mattresses
is the way shown here. Feather beds
made into folding mattresses wltn
summer and winter sides.
Wool Batts Carded, Too
Phone for . literature which 'Wo will
gladly mail. '
Folding Mattress Co.
509 Williams Ats. vnoas East 5874.
Wool Bats Mattresses
AJTT KU ATO WXXaXT.
Buy Direct Trom Haaufactnrsr.
Blaaketa, XaUrssses aad Feathers
SeaoTatsd. Wo do Oastom Casdlaa;.
Crystal Sprints FmhliiB j Works
135 iota. Hear Alder. Pkoas Mala 8674
PETTIT FEATHER &
BEDDING CO.
813 St. UTS MTm yOBT&AsTD, OB.
manufacturers of &lrnrds Comfort
ers. Pillows and tke f amoua ITstot
spread Kattxoss, Ask your dealer to
UNITED MATTRESS CO.
BAST 7TBC AJtO KAJTOOOaC
"Tne riace That Pleases.'
MATTRESSES
KASS aad
BdeatUlcaUy
WAA&a4
Satisfaction or no pay. We call and
deliver, fhone cast Bu.
Steal Stamping to Your Order
PURDIN BROS.
Manufacturers of
Corrugated Ash Cans, Air Tlffnt
Heaters aad Camp B to Yes.
F. A. Furdin, Prop. Phone East 4601
180-188 Union Ato Portland, Or.
X,et Vu Hsve Tons Orders for
CHRISTMAS
CANDY BOXES
early as Dosslble, thus helping us
to fill them promptly. Wo do a bl
business all the ' time In paper
boxes and novelties, and your early
orders will be appreciated.
OSXaOBT PAPZB BOX PACTOBT.
P. Dielsohnelder. Prop..
3d floor 341-945 Stark St.
MIts Entirely Different"
Economy Hydraulic
f Stump Splitter
and Puller
A New Idea and Most
. Perfect on Earthl
1226 EAST 30TH ST. NORTH
F. E. KENNY, Inventor and Builder
Phone Woodlawrr 1 798
KORINEK kEMEDY CO.
,T i i .- . Manufacturers of ' ,,
Veterinary Medicines .
adapted for diseases of horses, cat
tle, sheep, poultry and pet animals.
Compounded by rraduates of the
foremost Veterinary Schools. " .-
Derby aad -Colombia Boulevard,
Vorth Portland station, Portland,
Orssjoa.
acaka 'sm by ta. thousandr
KlKEDWaU)S MS0N
BASKET :WORKS
1048 Btaoadaaa'aW. - Paoa. Btala 888.
Splint Market ;.- Basket s a specialty.
a Country ordsrs solicited. -
G; P. Rummelin & Son
184 8d. near Waa. 9.
tlfg., Furriers
CtAPfUCATH '
BTjooxasom
fcstab. 1870. lCala 491.
.HI I. M V '
' aRFN.V
Vet'
I r-vtPPVj-y
TO HUGHES; HIS LEAD
OVER VILSON IS 687
Complete Unofficial : Returns
From AH Precincts in Coun
ty Received at :VancouvBr.
Vancouver. Wash.. Nov Com
plete unofficial returns from Clarke
county gives Hughes lead- f t7
vote over President-Wilson. McBrlde,
for governor, carried the ooanty over
Governor Lister; by, J133.
The closest fltht on the: county
tleket was between Blesecker, Republi
can, . and Thompson, Democrat, for
sheriff, the former winning By-e&
votes. .
The result on the county election
shows that Fannie Crocker, Republi
can candidate for county clerk, polled
the highest vote, winning over W. P.
Simpson by 2233.
The entire Republican county ticket
was elected.'
Football1 Game Tomorrow.
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 10. The
Washington Athletic club of this city
will meet the fast Oregon City Athletic
club football team on the garrison
field Sunday afternoon. The local club
is one of the strongest in years and
recently held the Multnomah club team
to a 13 to 6 score. A fast game is
expected.
Sues on Mortgage Note.
Vancouver, Wash.. Nov. 10. Suit to
secure Judgment, for t2500, alleged-to
be due on a promissory note, has been
filed In the superior court by Harry
Now We May Have Canned
Beans Put Up in Portland
BY a S. HARCOURT.
A new and live industry has been established at 423 Belmont street,
and it is prospering.
Thomas Harvey, formerly of Milwaukee, Wis., some 10 years ago went
to Mexico to better his fortune. While in that country, Mr. Harvey came
in contact with the famous Mexican bean, and acquired a healthy appetite
for that national viand He liked it He admired its flavor and became con
vinced of its nutritive qualities. Finally, Mr. Harvey established a Mexican
bean cooking and canning establishment. It was a successful business ven
ture up to the time the present Mexican disturbances were inaugurated.
As a result of these rebellions his business was destroyed and he migrated,
bringing up in Calgary, Alberta. Here, he again engaged in the bean can
ning industry, and, considering the population of the city, enjoyed a good
trade. Une of nis woman customers there formerly bad resided in Portland.
From time to time she discussed this city with Mr. Harvey, alwavs extolling
it as one of the most pleasing residential regions she ever had known.
These conversations interested Mr. Harvey so much that he carefully inves
tigated not only the city but the state, with a view to engaging in his line of
business here. The result was that he came to Portland about July 1, last,;
continued his investigations and decided to make this city his future home.
OPENED BEAN CANNING PLANT. -
. "The more I investigated the better I liked the town," Mr. Harvey says, !
"and I now expect to end my days here. I found the genuine Mexican bean
is grown here in abundance and that every other ingredfent required to can
them, such as onions, tomatoes, sweet peppers, lard, beef suet and flavor
ings were easily obtainable. Thus informed, 1 established a bean cannery
at 423 Belmont street and already have my product in 50 Portland stores.
From a beginning of 100 cans a day, 1 am now putting up 1,000 cans, and
soon will enlarge to a capacity of 5,000 cans in 24 hours."
Asked his method of marketing, Mr. Harvey replied:
"L. W. Lowry is my 'salesman, and he places the product of our fac
tory in stores on consignment. Merchants do not pay for their goods until
sold, therefore they run no chance of loss. From my experiences in their
cooking and flavoring, I have, 1 am confident, something so superior to the
average that those who give my. goods a trial will become regular consum
ers, and I am sure my trade will grow in Portland as rapidly, at least, as it
did in Mexico, and Calgary. Some of the stores have given theif third and
fourth orders, and nob one has had a dissatisfied customer.' This, however,
is exactly as I expected, for I know my goods, their quality and value."
CLEANLY AND SANITARY.
"Havabean" is the name given Mr. Harvey's product, and it is canned
in a clean, tidy, sanitary factory. A woman is in charge of this department,
and she attends strictly to her business. The cooking apparatus to a nov
ice, seems extensive, and it is kept shining like a coin just from the mint.
The cooking is done by steam, the large cans being kept for nine hours at
a temperature of 111 degrees of heat. This is done before anything is
added to the beans themselves. When the tomatoes (Monopole hard pack),
onions, lard, suet and flavoring have been mixed in, the substance under
goes another steaming process, and the cans themselves 'are sterilized.
Handsome labels are then attached and
appearance.
Each can contains appetizing bean food sufficient for three persons,
and is retailed for 15 cents. And, Mr. Harvey says "we have a money-back
proposition. Any sensible person buying a can of these beans and not sat
isfied with his investment, can have
conducted on this basis throughout."
Mr. Harvey .has applied for a United States patent on his manufacturing
process, and expects it will be granted. His formula is different, so far as
h is aware, from any other, known.
He is ?lso preparing to cook and can the Oregon kidney bean, and will
have these on sale by the first of the year. ,
GREAT ACTIVITY
' IN MANUFACTURING
There are no "hard times' in Port
land. In fact, "times" never wer. better.
"Our sales are the largest in 12
yeara," on. fur manufacturer declares.
Another says "we cannot fill our vr
ders," and still another reports that
"we are driven to death"!
A harness manufacturer . declare,
that "if we did n.ot book another order
for six months our men would be busy
as nailers filling: those already in."
Building; Is not so brisk, for the rea
son that during the great boom a sur
plus of structures were erected, yet It
It Is better here than In most cit(e3
of the country. Stores are prospering,
Hesse -TVIiartin Iron Works
, Corner East 7th and Belmont Sts.
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
Elevating, '"Conveying,' Screening inf -TransmJssion Machinery
Contractors Equipment and Saw Mill Machinery ft
PACIFIC COAST PRODUCTS FOR PACIFIC. COAST INDUSTRIES
O Marrakt KlMtlaa la
Opetl 27aA over. Of coorw, tlwra
decorating tbe graves of tbose looking for
politics! P'rotatmants. Mow we most Bold
pablie aaeetlags and find eat wfco kaa keea
preveotina; mannfartarinv iadnatrtes - com
ing to Port la Dd aad Oreges. We tnust get
at the trath, -tack the blame oa tbe rlrtat
parties, w be titer rich or-poor, clear awav
all obataclea. and get par rolls. . ChJcaco's
par rail lncreaaed . SlO.O0O.OuO tbia rear.
rorUaad beipe4 supply that. - y. .
fnctimX Tanore. ' MX Woyml Wlr.
Q Classen against B. A." DeTarraon.
Additional sums of $76.15. for taxes,.
1 21.29 for . street . Improvements and t
z&u attorney ices ar uh mho, i-,
aether with the foreclosure of a mort
gage, given to secure the notev: The
note on which the action . Is brought
was Issoed to a third party and as
signed to the. plaintiff. - .,,'
, f 11 ins-SsBjss"as . , j.; - j3.' -.
f. if SlarrUge licensed Issued. ,
v Vancouver. Wash., Nor. ' 10. Mar-,
rlage licenses were Issued; here today
by the county auditor to the follow
ing persona: John Leland Henderson.
of Tillamook, Or, and Mrs. Marie
Bus Armstrong. . 1, of Hood River,
Or.; Ralph McCrary, 22, of Portland,
and Miss Haset - Boggs, . 22, of Cen
tralis; Charles Williams, to, and Miss
Olga Lahti. 90, of Eden; Guy-Si. Rob
inson, 31. and MU Marie Herous, II,
both of Portland. ' . t , -
Goldberg Sentenced
Upon Prohi Charge
Fred Goldberg, arrested st ISO M
Third street by Officers Ford and
Clemens, on a charge of violating the
prohbltion law, was fined $250 and
sentenced to 30 days In jail in munic
ipal court yesterday, afternoon. The
case will be appealed.
In Goldberg's room was a trunk con
taining 23 quarts of whiskey. The of
ficers say Goldberg gave each of them
a $20 bill on condition that tbey let
him go. The money was accepted by
the officers, according to testimony
against Goldberg. A charge of at
tempting; to bribe an officer may be
filed against Goldberg. "
F. AV. Woolworth Home Burned.
New York, Nov. 11. (I. N. 8.)
Fire here last night destroyed the
$500,000 country home of F. W. Wool
worth at Glencove. L. L Mrs. Wool
worth and the members of the house
hold escaped unharmed. Faulty insu
lation in the ballroom electric wires is
believed to have communicated a spark
to the pocket of gas caused by a leaky
pipe and started the fire.
the package presents a most inviting
his money back. Our business will be
and, except for the lack of ships and
cars, Portland would now be In tbe
midst of the city's greatest business
activity. All machine shops are hav
ing their best business in years, and
most of them are operating with aug
mented iorcea.
IN HIS NEW HOME
Andy Frits, proprietor of the West
ern Die works, has moved to his new
home in the new brick 'building nt
Third and Gllsan. He has much larger
quarters prepared .specially for his
establishment, and expects to add ma
terially to his force of workers.
Wb.n writing or rall'ng oa sdverttaers.
(Hesse mraiioa jut jwrai. (aav.)
Auto Bodie. and Wheels ' a Specialty,
v All work guaranteed first class.
Oregon Hearse & BodyWcrks
- aoo sad art cor. xayior.
Multnomah Trunk & Bag Co.
Waelaaals Xakart a Treats, Vniteaaaa. Bars.
Tslasoepss. aate xnaaa. im ' se x watet
8L,, PenUas. Or. , Pheaas Bast ft. B444S,
OREGON CITY BUDGET,
i
ALREADY REDUCED, IS
I
County Court Decides on Six
Mill Road Levy, Cutting
" City's Share About $2000,
Oregon City, Or ; Nov. 10. The city
council and the taxpayers of Oregon.
City, after making a number of reduc
tions in the city budget, will be forced 1
to make still further reductions. ;
In past years the county court has I
made an eight mill road levy, from
which Oregon City received 70 per cent;
amounting to about $15,800. It became
known today that the county court,
after spending 'two days on the county
budget, has decided to make a six-mill
road., levy and In addition made a levy
of two' mills for special road work,
such as bridges and the purchase of
materials. In rearranging the levy.
Oregon City, will receive about' $2000
less than the council . estimated when
they prepared the budget
Because of ' this reduction. It is
hardly probable that the city will be
able to purchase an automobile fire
apparatus during 1917, as planned. The
reorganisation of the fire department
will also be delayed perhaps for an
other year. The annual city budget
meeting has been set for November 20.
All Items on the budget have been cut
as far as possible, according to mem
bers of the city council, and any fur
ther reduction probably would seri
ously hamper the service now rendered
the city by various departments.
The county budget for 1017 will be
practically the same as 1916, with the
exception of the rodd levy. The ap
DUE FOR MORE CUTS
HIS PLANT IN PORTLAND
JONES'
Irry
With twenty-five yesrs experi
ence in the FRUIT JUICE BUSI
NESS. It has made it possible for
us to manufacture A PERFECT
BEVERAGE.
IN ordering Loganberry Jules,
ask for JONES BRAND and be
convinced.
Jones Bros. & Co.
poBTivajrs, obxoob.
xxwbxbo, OBxooar. '
wanorrrLui, oax.
Ask Your Dealer far
FAMOUS V
Doernbecher
Furniture
Made in Portland
Itala nt
Panitnre Sefialshee
The Wicker Shop
388 Morrison. Street
Opposite Olds.' Wrrtmaa a Xiag'a,
Trays Lamps
Baskets Book Blocks
Tea Wagons Water Colors
Picture Frames Fornttare to Orear.
CARMAN'S
GUARANTEED
FURNITURE
Of aU Dealers. Bade ia Partlaaa,
PORTLAND FURNITURE MFG. CO.
Makers of
COUCHES, LOUNGES,
UrnOliiOLSTbRED fURTiiTUR,
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
1249-1259 Macadam Road
Main 809 A-3513 N"
BgunrPACTtrBXBB op cxazbs abs
Portland, Oregoa. '
"BEST XB TBX -vTBST:-
Tale Trade Mark snaaas the finest
MandoMna, Uultars aad Banjos la
tbe world, and toe-wonderful eon
aaaasw;. . MMW v svifiawa SU ISS
S br THE COULIZa CO,
tralto voiced viol i oa, all made
0af Po
Portia od. .est of Oreaoa
woods tha best. . Mada at
274 Waabiiia-toa St.. Tee
Labbe Bidg.. Boons 31 1, SIS
an! sis. rue repalrteg at
close prices, t. K. Coulter.
Uiticr.
ma n
nOIX BAST (75 for highest grade
, r typewriter and peucIL , .
CARBON PAPERS
Kad. la Portland aad gaarsateed.
Loganbe
, BOCZZBB.
y
propriation for the county poor of tlO,-1
000 made In 191 ( was found toe small
and will be raised. .The. county will
likely keep the levy within ,lt mills,
the amount levied last year, v: - '
, :; , .. i i i ii
Chester L.; Maiigum
Grants Passi Is Dead
' v. ",..,;' . 7- v'4.
- Grants Pass. Or, Nv. Xl.4-Oieeter
L. Mangum. aged S, a resident; of
Grants Pass for 21 years and prom
inent , among southern Oregon ' mining
men, died at his home here' today. He
la survived by a widow and one daugh
ter.1 Mlas Lacoeta Mangum. '--V 'r
Mr. Manrum was a native of At
lanta. Ga., and a brother of the sher
iff who attracted such wide publicity
In tUe trial and subsequent tragic
death of Leo Frank in that state.
Mangum was well known to a larg
circle of mining men in the Pacific
northwest, and on several occasions
had charge of the Josephine county
exhibit to the mining congresses held
at Eureka, CaL, Spokane and other
clUea.
Roseburg Celebrates
Wilson's; Reelection
VmMKmv is rCAtf 11 T A saleaA.
tlon ok Woodrow Wilson was cele
brated by hundreds here last night with
a big parade led by a band, red fire
and the blowing of horns. Republi
can leaders were serenaded.
Votes for Sixteenth President.
McMlnnvltle. Or.. No?.- 11. Rev.
Joseph Hoberg, the pioneer Methodist
Kpiscopal clergyman, of this city, has
voted for 16 presidents. -He first
voted for Pierce.
When living in Kansas he became
a member of the Free Soil party and
voted at the national election for John
C. Fremont. Lately he baa been with
I the Republican party.
X. J. Eelsn, Kes. Pass. Bast 4UI
Helser &Ucden Machine Work$,hc.
Sealgaers aadJtuiUers ef
Special
Machinery
A9M-T-8 V. 24 8t., Bet. Terk sad leas.
Phones Mala TMS. A-7tlS.
Pacific IronYorks
Structural Steel and Iron fox
Buildings and Bridges
We carry In stock a complete
line of Beams, Angles. Channels,
Teea and Mill Plates.
PORTLAND. OREGON
Thayer. ... Shaver
Giilley Machine Co.
General Machinists and Builders of
"EVER-READY" TRUCK
ATTACHMENTS
for all makes of cars.
l.toa attaohmsat $380
lH-toa .ttacihmeat 41
a-toa attacbsaamt 4e
Pnons last 7437.. 193 z. Wats It
PENINSULA IRON WORKS
Founders, Machinists, Pattern
makere. "Peninsula" Gray Iron
and Semi-Steel Castinga far all
Surpoaes. Transmission and Bpecial
lacninery. Mill, Marin, and Gen
eral Repair Work. Phoae Colam
bla 14. Bt. Johns. Portlaad, Or.
Independent Foundry
Company
TflgtliiBfl. 4PsBsTatsl-
OBXT
XMOM AJTb UllCX-tTXZXs
CASTINGS
J., . Beest . , VtL XeCksley
RELIANCE
Wire & Iron Work
Msnorsetsrers of all kinds of .'"
WIJIS AJU 2B0 WOBK BAIIXUrOS ABB
yzjrcxs, , l
OrssmesUI Ires Work. Spark Hoards, Cte.
E. 10th sad risssers. , Pseas East IM.
Kala 817 Talepkoasg A 8817.
Smith & Watson ton Works
Foundry and Machine Shop,
412 FRONT STREET
Xaaafactar. and rspalx all Una. of
machlaeryi and cast aaytluar.
Western Tool aid Die Works
', ANDT FRITZ. PROPS. '
. Manufacturers of
SHEET METAL STAMPINGS
AND DIES
so pnra stbbbt.
Vals. Broadway 876S. A-SS37. ,
Snodgrast & Williams
Makers ef S. W. KXTAIXIO KTP gHTg
GLES emir watartisht his saiaglee Btaaei
CrestiassT rUials. etc I Hewtaraa Ave.
Electro Galvanizing Works
V 4 aad Bead its. -
nor avs zxccTko .ALSAviniro, rts.
AJTB COyyiBAMITHS.
Martin Letsar. Trc,. - stala tlOS.
SL55 DAHUAS
Tall Catalstss ef Dates) Bslse, TsresnUla
afsraenr steaks aew ready seat free es
ae.et. - i,.-.. .-..!.,-. ....... .-A,.
:CHJL BROS. SEED CO. a 1
TaW 2683a , Portland, Of.
. ASK POM, OBBUXBB
A soap for eti purpose, . 10c to S0e
per pound.
Ask your grocerrhe should hard it.
Portland Sc2? Prdccts Co.
371 Xavrtkerae. Bast 347S.
AbiiiiTTn dc nin'ccn
rlUUUI IU lU. uLUOLU
REPORTS WASHINGTON
Outcome Depends on Final
Information in Recent At-v
?6tacks;i oh ; Merchantmen. , J
NOTE 'LONG HELD SECRET :
test Heply Trom Oemaay Xxpressed
fcsgret Over-IiWsltanU's laklng
' Though Mtemptiaf Jnsttflcattoa,
Washington, Nov. 11.- (I. N. 8.) ;
The doubt as to whether Germany has .-.
violated her ' submarine warfare
pledges to the United States in recent
attacks upon merchant vessels, Is the
only thing sUndlng In the way .of a
complete settlement of the Lusltanla (
case. It waa learned officially today., '
Secretary Ianalng has informally
told Ambassador von Bernstorff of
Germany that if the final official In
formation shows that the sinking of
the steamers Kowanmore, Marina and
others was In accord wKh interna- y
tional law. there would be an early an
nouncement that the Lusltanla case Is '-
closed, to the satisfaction of the
United States.
Secretary Lansing, It was learned
today, has sent instructions to Am
bassador Page in London, and the
American embassy In Berlin to clear
up the new cases, o he will know how
to dispose of the long drawn out Lusl- T
tanla case.
Portland
Stove . Works
MANUFACTURERS OF
KXOX GBAJDB
Stoves and Ranges
ABB TOTJB BSAXSX. .
THE KADDERLY
FURNACE
is sn Oregon production, made entirely
of steel, boiler riveted, and a Last
Forever it is the best snd most eco
nomical Furnsce in the world.
J. J. KADDERLY
130 nXST sTTBXXT. XAXJT 138X
OREGON BRASS WORg hc
BRASS FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS
Bronze. Braas. Copper. Aluminum and
Composition Caatlnire. Flnlshlna- Pm.
ishlng and Plating Sash Bars sod
Braas Ralllnga.
eeoad aad Zrerett Sta, Portlaad, Or.
Phones I Mala 5373. A-8373.
AMERICAN BRONZE
AND BRASS WORKS
ess vpssTa itbeet.
AU Binds of Brass Alamlatun Cast.
tag, rnospnor Broase Cast lag s
a Sveolaltr.
obert Gray, Mgr. Pboa. Mala 4llS.
He Harris Ice Machine Works
174.17 Bast Water Street,
Makers of
Harris Ice Machines
All kinds of Ic. and refrigerating
work; pipe bending and roils made.
poxtzjotd. oxraoM.
BACHIKE SK0F. Hawtheree Ave. and East
Third fit. rbenes. East (8. B 1146.
yOmrOET and PATTEBK IBOP, Union Ave.
aad East Stevena St. rboaes. East Is. B-lltU
Phoenix Iron Works
XVODrEEES POXTLAITD, OftEOQV.
Posadars, Maehialsts sad Boiler Makers, Build,
ttg aad Straotnral Work. Benalr Work Oivea
; Prosnpt Attantios.
1 i
"MASB IM OXXOOM."
PORTLAND BOLT & MFG. CO.
Bods, Bolts, Upset Bods. Blss aad
Porglags Bnilding Iroa ol aU
klads.
J. M. TXEWEUTV, 'Mgr.
sot lstb St. JKH PomaaA. , y
LEAD PIPE
H t. inches: eslklng lead, sliest lead,
lead wool, glaslnp; lead, .te.
N0RTEV.I5T LEAD & MACU. CO.
0S-11 PBOMV STBBBT.
P. SHARKEY & SON
x-owa rnuw tkboat
' HORSE COLLARS
Largest factory. of its kind on th.
Paclflo Coast All . Goods War.
- ' . rsnted.
Bast Oak aad Valoa Avsaaa.
J
Crescent Chemical Co., Inc.
X''im. wamiiroTO ST. , ; ."
lAXlTOS SVmiEt, fleer Vrushsa, fleer
aad Useleejav etla and dreealsgi seder efls.
dastlaas ssess, . famitaro aad asetal ' peliss,
liesid toUet seap. dielaieotasta. Sag sal
fsaeh eetroyera, rkeses. Bala U64. aVlf .
W. H. M'Honies
Makers 6t Horse "jCotlsrs.
Kasor Strops. AMVb 'Tires .
rebuilt snd ajoafbl. treaded.
. uuiHuini ana repainas,
;We buy eld auto tires, y i
- PXOBB ZAST I4S. .
Taetory 440-44. Kaaeook Si,''
Cor. b. Tta. ,
I I M
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