THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," TUESDAY, - NOVEMBER 21, V 1916. X i
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Mrtharast opened- U Alt Museum Norenbet
.. If ti December 1. ;
: Mnbtr 11-a 1 -
; Tbinflf win 4sjr, November Ml
iPseUle iBteraatfaauJ UrMtoekspettMt.
State BortlcaUnral" society- maaUac . Hooa
&e. Deceiiibe 11-1S. '
Ortgtm Wool Q rowers' eoavtloa, Htppur,
t Deeember 1 and lft.i . --,-,
ietaawre and Home-Makers "Week at Ore-
. ce AfTtcoltural col lege, January 2 to 0, 11T.
f Today's Forecast. ' '
Portia r4 w and vicinity Tonight asrf
weAaetKia' snaetUed. probably -rain or now.
Warmer tonight; aoeUieeataTiy winds.-
-)rarMLTnjiii ar.ii wxiiiai4 eenerauy
- fair aonth aad asst. unsettled.-, probably '
, southeasterly winds, moderata near tha ouaat.
Waiblogton tonight aad Wednciav rate
or mow west; unsettled, probably w"f
. porno a! warmer touigai eicaoi -
coast; aoutbeasterlr wlada, tnaU near tba
"jds'be Tonight and Friday fair' south; nn
' ' Settled, probaUr BortB Dort'oa
71!' Weather Conditions.
Tie pressure continues btgb orer practically
tha entire country, although it Is decreea
iaf Steadily orer the northwest tod wareni
"Cenads. Precipitation bas otcurred In' BrltJvh
rchiinala, tbe pliliia etates. Minnesota and
' New Mexico. The weather Is colder In eoqtb-
western Oregon, Interior-northern California.
tortheatera WaaUlngtcm, - northern Ida-
- ko, tha . soaUtrTa basla and Bock
Mountain states. the Western portion
. ot the northern plains ttates, Oklahoma, west
ern tlleaonrl, tha lake reg loo- ami aaetwsrd
to the Atlantic coast; It U wanner la moat
other sections. Temperature In tha' western
, states and meat ot the . AtUntle sutes are
' Ulow normal (or this season of ths year.
The , condition are t aforeble for unsettled
' breather with rain or snow In northwestern
'Oregon anV western-Waahingtoa.. for .a now lu
. esters Washington and northern Idaho and
' , for generally (sir weather tonight end Wednea-
A dsrT la - the remainder of this -district. It
will. ' be , warmer., tnnight . 1n Oregon , sn In
Wrlor Washington. Winds will be sontb
srterlr, taoderate to fresh 'near the wast.
T. FHANC1S DRAKE,
Assistant jrorecsster.
(rani dat or me)
Observations.
w ' STATIONS
J.
itaker,. Or.......
Hotae. .'.Idaho. ...
Boston, , Uim.. .
Boffalo, N. T...
CaUrarf,, AlU...
Chicago, III
Dehear. Colo. . . .
Ies Molnear. la.
Dulath. Minn...
Durango, Colo...
Edtnoston, Alts.
Eureka, Cat
Piesno. Cal.....
Onlreeton, Texas
. Helena. Mont...
Honolulu, T. H.
Heron. B. D
Jackaonellle. Fla.
Kallaoell, Mont.
Ksmloocx, B. C.
Krnsas City, Me.
Knutvllle, Tenn.
Lewtaton, Idaho.
Les Angelas, Cal
Marsh field, Or..
, kledford,: Or...
Memphis, Tenn..
Bioiitreai. Que. .
New York, N.TC.
Nome. Alaska.
N. Head. Wir
N ' Platte, Neb
K. Yakima. Wu
Oklahoma. OkU.
Otnaka. Neb...
PhoenU: Aria...
' Plttabnrg, I's . . .
. ' Poeatelki. Idah.
P. Angeles. Wn
Portland. Or..v
P. Rupert. B. 0.
Kapld City. 8.D.
ed Hloff, Cal. .
oseburg, Or.,..
I.oswell. N. M .
' Racrsmento, Csl.
sjt. (xnils, Mo...
i Ht'I'BUa.'-'MinB.-.
Halt Uke. Utah.
Baa Meso. Cel..
Har. Krsnriaco...
rVsttle. Wn
- BheHdau. Wyo..
Mlka. ' Alaka..
Bpoksne, Wn..
H. Current, Saali
' Tampa.' Via
: Tanana. ' Alk
Tstooah! 1.. Wn
j TouopaH, I
TrUngli f..
Temperature ; S
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80 8 42 28 0
22 I .18 4 22 12 .0
24 12 t 40 24 12 '0
42 24 40 . 2 10 0
SO 44 W 12 0
14 14 82 IS 0
84 1 2 4S 82 0
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24 4 62 22 0
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40 0 . 62 40 .... 0 1
08 2 I T2 66 12 .02
14 ft 80 14 .... ' 0
742 R2 j0
28 12 86 2S "01
64 4- 70 B2 10 0
18 2 34 18 0
82 1 4 84 30 O
89 12 62 86 14 0
84 2 00 84 .... 0
22 6.L... 22 .... 0
54 , 4 ' 1 74 ' 50 O
80 14 64 80 ,0
46 8 50 0
52 6 66 60 ... . 0
11 12 80 .16 16 0
88 3 24. 66 .
26 12 o2 26 IS 0
12 2 8 O
62, 8 I 68 30 24 0
22 12 .88 22 ...04
22 4 I 28 20 .... 0
88 6 88 U8 16 .08
40 10 I 46 0
86" 2 r68" 86" ..'.-. '0
34 8 64 34 20 0
10 -r-10 84 16 .... Or
42 0 46 J 0
pi v 48 88, 14 O
26' "s" 84 24" "o
84 12 68 84, .... 0
28 -10 52 28 .... -0
80 2 60 JH W ,16
38 6 62 88 0
38 12 68 36 0
30 , lO 4 28 ' 0
30 2 38 26 .... 0
48' .2 0) 48 0
46 8 68 4l 0
84 , O 48 32 0
8 20" 34" 8 . .'. . 0
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18 8 34 Itt 0
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24 2 48 44 29 . 0
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24' ' 0 , 241 22 C
. 40 6 64 40 12 0
. 14 16 32 12 .02
Valdes.
Vanxufer, B. C.
Walla Walls...
Wnshintton, D C
Wllllalon. N.
Wind eelorltlrs of lees .thai .10. miles .an
hour and amounte of prtvlpltatlon of lesa
than .01 of an tni h are not published (hereon,.
Atternoon report oi preccuiug uj
TOWN TOPICS
Katfmiflald Vrograas , Club. The
. names of Mrs. Marry Butler and Mrs.
W. J.- Conrad were added to the mem
ship roll of .t tie MaTsh field -Progress
cldb last week wfren Mrs.. Ben It.
Chandler acted as hostess for the day.
A' paper on "United States' Recent
.Trestle's," Wsm read' by Mrs. Charles
' HaJL Tha topic of Mrs. J. T. Brand's
papar was England. In which she. told
KK.it "Th V.t t eot . nf tha .Wir TTnnn
uVH,ti ' ' r - -
Hr Territory. People, Policies arrd
Industries." The hostess served dainty
refreshments, with the assistance of
Mrs. Charles Man and Mrs. e. j. Hen--dersom
who Is a house truest of Mrs.
Chandler. . . .
' taafleld Woaui Clnb Eighteen,
members of he Starrfle'ld 'Roman's
.' . Study club gathered In the parlor of
the.JUotel. Stan field. Thursday aft
ernoon, the guests of Mrs. T. B.
"stuart Mrs. Frank Sloan led the
, masting; and papers on Womn's in
dustry Outside of ; Teaching," was
' riven by Mr. George C. Coe. and
- "Practical Results , of "Woman Suf
frage," was given ;by Mrs, C W.
. Connor. . ....
i Oak Orove Vaedleoraft daK The
Oak Orove Needlecraft club met. this
afternoon wKh Mrs. E. Emmons. A
- part of the poetn, "Spanish Student,"
' was read and there was a musical
'.program followed by a - social hour
- during .which refreshments ware
served.
; ' Xaynes Vowdered ngar Bonglinuts
, with., apple cider for Thanksglvlnr Is
the proper thing. Maynea-Foster Bak
. In Co. Ask your grocer or deUcates
, sen. hone. East 766. B-SS02. (Adv.)
Jatrs. Z, X. leoaa; announces the open
,inr oCa Bchooi of Distinctive Drcss
,maklng .and Designing, Wed. Nov. 22,
;06-TllfbrA bldg., 407 Morrison. (Ad.)
- -Jndependeaoe - Olvlo' Clnb. most
Interesting meeting of the Clvlo club
was held last Tuesday afternoon, when
much business was transacted An
Invitation from i thai ; M onmeuth club
was extended to the Independence club
asking that .this club : coma to their
meeting November 26. ; Mesdames ' K.
CEldrtdge, Paul Blckley. P. M. Klrk
land, Verd KU1 and N. Withers were
dealgrnated as a'cominfttee'to vlsir the
Monmouth Training school Mrs. K. C
Eldiidge reported, on the social phases
of the recent Federation at Seaside.
Mrs, J. E. Hubbard handled tha sub
ject "The First Bettlert of. Inde
pence." . : , ' ; ' ,
Aaglarsr. dab to Meet,- Multnomah
Aaglers club calls Us members. to the
regular November , Grld Iron"
smoker on the fifth floor of. Oregon
,bui;dlng, . Friday . evening.. Members
win teu iistjinsr 'stories at the ex
pense of , each other and prises will be
awarded the three best. Jack Koets-
ier i and .' Jack , Sims. , pupils of Mike
kButler, will give a sparring exhibi
tion. Geese- from -the-, grain .fields
ot eastern Oregon will be the feature
of the annual dinner of the Oregon
Sportsmen's league. Monday, December
4.v according, to the "promise of Wes
Matlock.'
' Both 'Women Are Fined. Fines of
tl6Q each were imposed In the munici
pal court yesterday on two women for
violating the , prohibition ' law. ' Mrs.
Clara Banxor admitted her guilt In
maintaining ,a nuisance at 188 Four
teenth .street and. was fined. She .ad
mitted having sold liquor. She was
arrested .by. Lieutenant Harms and
other "moral squad officers after they
had made, a number 'of liquor pur
chases. Anna Howard was the other
woman fined. She was arrested No
vember 14 by City Detective Hammers-'
ley," and" charged 'with" selling liquor.
She pleaded not guilty.
Waverly Keights Basaar. The wom
en of'Waverly Heights Congregational
church will hold their annual bazaar
in the church social room Friday, No
vember 24, afternoon and evening. The
church Is at East Thirty-third and
Woodward avenue. .Besides 'the sale
of practical and fancy articles, lunch
and supper will be served and enter
talnment. will be. provided in the form
of . fourV half-hour concerts. " arranged
by Mrs W. .F. Downing,, organist and
choir director of the church.
Kurt la Train Accident- K. Kasas
kaskl, 8". Fifth street, .was taken to
St Vincent's hospital yesterday after
noon suffering: from severe cuts about
the. head and .face' sustained when 'he
was struck by a Southern Pacific ln-
terurban train, Beaverton local 123,
at Fourth and," Everett streets. Ac
cording -to.-witnesses, the man. stepped
in front of the car, which was going
at a moderate rate, knocking him a
distance) of, 20 feet. His. condition, is
not ' considered serious.
tpry i Mfw at 3:30 o'clock. The
"story hour which has Just started at
the Lents library under the direction
of Miaau McLucas, librarian, wilL be
held tiei'eafter at 3:30 o'clock 'instead
of 3 o'clock, as previously announced.
A bovs' readinz club is to be organ
ized, which will Consist Of boys from
the fourth, to the sixth grades, inclu
sive. Outside of the organization 'of
the club, no meetings will be held un
til after the holidays. .
Box Boons Xaaettu Tonight. K lec
ture oh ."signalling" will be given to
boy scoiits arrdother boys -and -adults
Interested in boy scouting In the
library hall of the Central library this
evening at 8 o'clock. F. E. Patterson,
commandant of the Hill Military acad
eroy will be the speaker. ,
Bazaar Xs Flanned. A bazaar will
be held by the St, Lawrence Parish
Third and Sherman street, beginning
tonight and continuing until Thurs
day night. Amusement and music is
to be provided. On the last 'night.
Thursday, a banquet will be served.
- Sue to Hatnral Causes. The' death
of Mrs. Doris Sires. 40 years old, who
succumbed at Multnomah hospital 'yes
teroay morning at 5 o ciock, was
caused by hemorrhage of the . brain.
according to a post mortem held at
the morgue last, evening.
Streetcar Advertising A 80 minute
Illustrated talk on the value of street
car advertising, by Walker -L. 'Camp
bell, will be the Ad club luncheon fea.
ture tomorrow noon in the Benson
hotel. 1
-i Baptist Work la Cuba. The annual
Thanksgiving service of the Women's
society of the White Temple- will be
h,eld at the church' Wednesday at 2:30
p. m. Stereoptlcon pictures will be
shown of Baptist work in Cuba.
, x,eoture oa Zadia. Miss Laura G
Eatln of St Helens hall will give
lecture on "India'' on Thursday even
ihg at 8 p. m. in the parish house of
the Church of Good Shepherd, Graham
apd" Vancouver .avequear
Dosch 4f tha University of Oregon will
lecture before the. Portland Art class
tomorrow morning at 10 'o'clock In
the - Art Museum.; Subject.. "Mass
Quality .as Shown in Sculpture."
Company O to Pases Company C
O. N. a has announced Its military
dance for tonight at the Armory. The
best of tnusle and good times are
offered. - . ,
Battery A AuxUiary Xeetmf -Bat-
tery'A auxiliary will meet In the ator
hour room. Central library, this . eve
ning at S o'clock. -
Overcoats and Suits' The stylo yon
want at the price you want to pay. The
J.-H. Rankin Co. Ill eth near Wash.
. , lAdv.)
Steamer Jmto KarUas, for Camas.
Washougal arid way landings, dally,
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. nv (Adv.)
Vow term for adults In all the new
dances, starts Wednesday eve., at the
Harlow-Grady Homo of Dancing. 87
Nt ,Wh st (Adv.)
Zf you're a fellow of srood ; taste.
you'll approve our styles. The J. H.
Rankin Co., 112 Sixth st, near Wash.
(Adv.)
Big Banco Toularht. . CotilUon hall.
Best floor and music' In city. (Adv.)
Sr. Hayues, OptlcUa, Morgan bid. Ad.
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ory arbitration as long
breatn in us to right'
as we have
Speaker lauds, president Wilson.
Lee staunchly supported President
Wilson in hi speech.
"They call Woodrow Wilson a weak
ling," he asserted, hotly. -Well, It
took more courage to write across the
front page of the ' newspapers of the
nation "Chief Executive Favors Eight
Hour Law than . it would to write
War With Mexico.' " -
W. s. Carter of' the Firemen, ac
cused the railroads of subsidising the
press.
There Is no longer a free press in
this country," he cried. "At the out
set, of this, controversy 75 per, cent of
the newspapers were with . us. But
after the railroads - had placed ads in
2000 newspapers there was a whole
sale reversal of opinion."
Absolute confidence in the result of
the controversy was voiced by Stone
of the Engineers. Arbitration, he de
clared,, has failed because, .he said, the
railroads constituted themselves the
Judge and Jury in all cases.
Arbitration Begarded Useless.
"Why," he de.clared. - "we have two
arbitration awards which we cannot
get them to' put into effect, although
the date for their effectiveness is long
since past"
Lee told the delegation tne nistory
ol the strike order which went out
this summer. Every one of the 600
delegates at. Washington,' he said, had
a differently worded coda "telegram on
how to act " Such . a 'i measure, ha
charged, was made necessary because
the railroads in- the past had issued
telegraphio order In crises over the
signature of the brotherhood chief a
Labor, he said, had but one thinig to
fear disruption through Internal dis
sentlon, "Christ could not get 12 men
without one Judas, and we look for
the same ratio," he said.
PLAN IS TO INCREASE
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION TO NINE
' Washington, Nor. 21. (L N. S.)
Representative W. C 'Adamson. father
of the eight-hour law. after a con
ference ' with President Wilson last
night, announced that congress would
be ' asked to i Increase the Interstate
Commerce commission from seven to
nine members. The purpose would
be. be said, to bring wage disputes
within the scope of the commission.
The chiefs of the four big railway
brotherhoods, -Warren S. Stone, W. G.
Lee, L. E. Shepard and W. S. Carter,
were leaving the White House as Mr.
Adamson arrived.- The leaders told
President, Wilson they had come to
offer congratulations on his reelec
tion and personally to assure him
they felt safe with their case in bis
hands.
Will Hot Discuss Strike Threat.
The railroad men were with the
president less than ten minutes. When
they left; Stone, chief of the loco
motive engineers, was asked if the
vote taken by the unions in August,
declaring a strike, would stand in the
event the eight-hour law is declared
unconstitutional.
"We will answer tnai later, ne
replied.
The union leaders appeared to have
been greatly pleased by the recep
tion accorded by the president' not
withstanding their unwillingness to
talk.
According to Mr. Adamson, a feat
ure of the proposed legislation would
be an Instruction to the Interstate
Commerce commission to construe the
commerce act to" mean that the rate
fixing body also will have the power
to fix wages. An effort will be made
to. ehact the entire program suggested
by President Wilson to congress last
August
Test Cases Are "Strike Suits.
Standing on the steps of the White
Housed Mr. Adamson, who is chair
man of the interstate and foreign
committee of the house, characterized
the-legal steps taken to test the con
stitutionality of the eight hour law
as ''strike suits." His statement was
accepted ' as representing the attitude
of the administration concerning the
efforts of the railroads to combat 'the
law.
"The railroad executives are angry
because they did not get an increase in
freight rates," Mr. Adamson declared.
President Wilson never made any
such promise but the high priced law
,yers are .now endeavoring to make It
appear that' he did. - : "My only regret Is
that s we cannot, tlx . the wage , of
the railrOaA rtfarf rlnt . n ,. ; t.
yers who get big salaries 'for. such
worn.- - . .
Department of Justloe Active.
There was. a humorous twinkle in
Mr. Adamson eyes as he made the
last statement It Is not denied in ad
ministration' iFelma iAviri k. . w
fight the t railroads are making has
prejudiced tne case against them.
x-ae department of Justice took swift
and decisive action' tula if.f.n1
the eight-hour law. 'Kanais was se
lected aa the battle ground for the
first skirmish In the courts. Two as
sistants rjf the attornow r.n.r.1'. ne.
flee started . west tonight to meet the
atiaca on tne law started by the Santa
Fe and Union Pacific railroads.
The cajiee r. m fa,. mm
Thursday of this week and it Is the
luicruuicuia purpose to insist Upon
an Immediate 'argument on the consti
tutionality of tha maasum, .
" :sf"':" 1 ...a. ... i ,' . t'
;. Zermer Dwiled. BeMnstafrromt. t
Baltimore. Md, Nov, 3L L N. ,&)-
The American. Fed aratlon of Labor. to
day denied Adolph Zermer, national
secreUry of 'the, Socialist party, rein
statement to membership m the United
Mine Workers of America. Zermer was
once ' dropped " and . appealed for rein
statement, ' ;
. Santa Fe Attacks Law. '
Lot Angeles, Not. 2 (P. N. S.)
The Santa Fe railroad, through its
counsel here, today filed - eruH in - tbe
United States court to test the consti
tutionality of the Adamson eight-hour
law.
" A complete bed for Infants has been
Invented that can be folded flat for
easy carrying.
M f tJolmyDaalley;
John' Day. Ori Nor. 2. A general
storm commenced In this' vicinity Sat
urday morning which took the form of
snow In the upper part of the valley.
In the lower country It rained steadily.'
The' roads are rapidly becoming soft
and a few more days or stormy weathes
will, close automobile trafflo for, the
winter. . -
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express out thanks and
appreciation to our many friends, and
especially the .members, of the fire
department -and ladles of Maccabea for
their kindness and beautiful floral of
ferings, during the sickness and death
of our beloved wife - and mother.
Signed, L. C. Smith. E. C. Smith.'
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The best place ln town to buy raur
sult ; or overcoat ' . X giro . you ;yeal ,
values; '125.00 men's uits ' and ' oter
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overcoats for tte.OA. Jimmy Dunn,
second 'floor Ellers' building, cat-ty
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To remove freckles, blotches or any
complexion difficulty, the best thins1 to
do is to remove the skin .Itself. Thla
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application ot ordinary mercojlsed
wax. i The wax peela off the, defer; tire
outer skin, a llttU each day, gradually
bringing the second layer of skin to.
view. The new skin Is beautifully,
soft Hear, white '.and young looking.
Just procure an ounce of marcollsed
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collection ever been offered? And all included free, tb
gether with all accessories, in little payments if you lijce
and until the total price of 82.55 has been paid.
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How to Pay
How to pay? We have made no fixed terms' of pay
ment; no restrictions; no binding conditions. This is a
Thanksgiving Combination Offer it is to bring joy and
happiness into your home pay the old Reliable Eilers
Music House as best suits your convenience.
It pays to deal at headquarters.- Agencies having ibut
one make and a few records to choose from do not offer,
opportunity for adequate comparison. Every, -model,
every size, every finish may be compared at1 Eilers iM'uslc
Houses.
The Eilers Houses two stores Broadway at 'Alder, or
Morrison at Fourth are undisputed phonograph1, head
quarters. Everything to be obtained anywhere -is here,
and also much that is not obtainable anywhere else. ; ;
The Eilers. stores are unquestionably in better-position
to take cafe of every phonograph or other musical demand
than-any other institution. Inquire, investigate and 'decide
now. . . lsyf '
The response to this arjiounccment will be immense.
A great quantity of specially selected instrumentSe, rccort!
and accessories have been provided, but when the supply
is exhausted this special offer .ends. - - We, therefore,! urge
you. to see' us or to write us at once. ,
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Our Thanksgiving No. 2 1
For only $1.00 a week we now supply a new model This Makes an Offer Irresistible, and ..
grafonola, including all of the above enumerated acces- a 11 T-1 M A A . WTLJi
lories, but only 47 of the "select list" titles, as advertised All tor VIlly fLUU a WeelC
page 10, this issue, and the one free demonstration record. 0nly 4 yted-Number on Sale Selert Yours NnJV-
Elegint, Big-Toned; Equal
in Volume to Any. at $50
or $60 Heretofore Now
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Two Great Music Houses-
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Broadway at Alder
Two Superb' Main Floor Talking 1
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Mail us a postcard and we will send Catalogues j will also ship Talking Machines and' Records' on Free Trial ;
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