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Newspaper Page TextTUG OREGON SUIIDAY : JOURNAL;. PORTLA ND, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 18.1918. TT , 1 POLITICS BE Gil TO SOT; M. 'fr f ntercst to Obs'rva Contests for iYsriout Officer DERCE- GAINING HEADWAY iyestj and McNary. Making No Campaign in Own B chair j Su preme. Judge ; Contest . Hard. ...' nunrn nriiiTrnrnT wmxm mm 1. Even the Spanish influensa eema to ' ljln Wgo against th candidate for ttfetios; to office at thVeOmlng gen ; Hl eleetlon ;.'f November S. . It waa flcult enough for the vote eeekere to r4 ndieoce with the voters before that ft hit the country, but now with. 0uo- Lf meetlnge looked -at with auspicious ' vyfee, they are. having a oubly hard Hah to get their' pleas, paatthe war absorption of th -electorate, a T voters seem to be taking the eleo ; Men as a matter of course. They are; toe fc.y reading thetfront page -war news XrA the middle page casualty lifts to . eriVe much heed to politics , and ' politic ' . &ns. But. nevertheless four good sised - cvaitests are ; being -waged '.which will rYHre Into more or Jess general Interest Sbr' a few days' before election, to die jMt again as the vote are counted..". it The election of United State senator. t wdvernor, congressman for- the -Multn-' h county district and asprem Jastioe ft fill the vacancy caused by the death -if!the late Frank A. Moera win doubt- rss arouse more interest than w at ent evident. ' ' We CsBupairs for Scaatef - senatorial contest promises to be antique In the history or Oregon politic. Emator Charles I McNary does not te nd to return from Washington unless : JQnfigreo should , adjourn between now - and election time, and his campaign Is , tffng looked after by friend in Oregon, avid by long distance from Washington. Oswald West, Senator McNary's op vmnt, la planning to make a number e addreases throughout the state in be JTX of the candidacy of WaRea-M. fierce, for governor, and to tell of his Jfperiences upon the European trip from avfclch he recently returned. He 1 not, Jjwever; Intending to wage any Inten aire personal campaign In his -own be U Coming down the Ucket to the third )$igreasTonal district as three cornered glht Is being waged for the office new J3ld by Congressman McArthur. Mc Jlrthur. of course, wants to be returned . ?o offtc. . He 1 not Intending to return 4a Oregon unless congress adjourns be Sre election, bat his friends are not fleeting his Interests here. Ejv- : :i . Joha 81U Aetlre ..." rt Johnl Anlth, his opponent on the'Bem- eeratid, ticket, is out acUvely after' Mo Urthuff ecalp and hi frlende contend hat ha Kks a chance of lifting It. A. ; ZVXi Lafferty who peraistenthr bursts nto bloom with each, eleetlon, time. Is ' U.4' independent- candldata, after having Men defeated for tha.JUpub.Uean;. nomi , :iion. at to primary election. -Walter If. Pler&e. Dstnoerstta nnM ' i5te for governor, 1 conducting an en- rgetlo. offensive against Governor !TIthycombe's political fortress. He is 'wet openly after the governor political ; .at, and. contends, In the current lan- gesge of the day. that he is "making r i 4 ! :4;i v. !rii I- .To.their nevrhome, "THE BUH & LANE BUILDING," cor. Broadway ancj Ald iSXM. It Ujowmim tormake Uus a place befitting the display of the.famou Bush & rxaae instPumenU. Moreover, it b our desire, in fact a request; that upon comple j jUon of our new home, you make it a place for your musical wants, and appointments. - , : . NOTE Wft nave a few uarl nnA. b: . , . 1 , irndm,PianowbchwefeU-at ' . ; - - .Two StcreeCor. toward Wa ob- - Governor Wtthycombev on .ih ether head, bu teen bombed by some of hi m BiualtletM in the reoent part. The recent recommendations of the governor's consolidation commission,' lor tone thing: knave wt set well In,, many charter. It Deing contended by many utat tne gov ernor want-to cop off the whole state government aav j eort K of , , patronage schema whrbyj practically; all .elective atate offices would become appointive and bar would be the whole phow HTh''iprtBtt"t Charles . Kudeen on the pilot coromlaBioit stirred up a lot of dissatisfaction ' a Shlpplngmen could Mt'.aee where the ibutcher busl aese - was ooanectadf with, tha -pilotage game, but 'the straw that broke ; the political camel' back was the appoint ment of Conrad P. Olson to the supreme . When Olson's appointment ; was 1 an nounced lawyers , all over the state reared' right up on their hind legs,? and they have been pawing the air ever gjnee, ', . ." , r t Then came the parole graft scandal at the penitentiary and the governer's per sistent championship of .Joe Keller. Is aot makinf , hla .pathway any the mootber. ' ; ' : . . . It i expected that a very pretty at tie will be staged between Judge John 8. ' Coke. Conrad' P.- Olson and Judge J. U. Campbeli for election to f the u preme bench- Judge Ct?ce's friends contend that he is the logical candidate for election, pointing to his 10 years ef experience upon the circuit bench and to tn further; fact that in the' primary election be carried the state, outside of Multnomah county, over all contestants, by 790 votes, and failed of nomination by only 1200 plurality because of the geographical contention of Charles A. John that Multnomah .county waa en titled to representation on the bench. ' Olson, la hi candidacy, faces the gen. era! - opposition of the legal - fraternity, but his friends contend that his appoint ment, bis aeaualntance in . Multnomah county' and the assistance of the Withy, combe organization wgl , pull .him thrpughv i 4 'ti-' Campbell Belles oa Frieada Judge Campbell is relying on his friends In Clackamas, Columbia and Multnomah counties to give him a big vote, while Toe believes that his general acquaintance, over the state will put him la the running. The full state, ticket to be voted noon In November la as follows: United States Senator (short terml T. WS. Muikejr, Rep.;. Martha E. Bean, ooc. m United SUtes Senator flomr term i uswaia west, iem. ; Charles - L. Me- nary, .Kep. ; . Albert Slaughter. Soc - Congressman First district. W. rii Hawley, Rep. ; Hariln Talbert, - Soa Second district. K. ' J.- Slnnott. Rn.j j ames Harvey Graham, Dem. ; H. warmnoiis. . aoc nurd district, John Smith, Dem.; X McArthur. Ren.s A. W. Lafferty. Ind. .r. , ' Governor Walter' M Piera. Hun B. 7. Ramp. Soc :. James Wlthveftmh. btate Treasurer O. p. naff. p,n vavia r. anon, ijem. ; pauiine Sear. Boc - .;. JUSttC Of the Bum-ems Court TTharlM A. John, Bep.; H. W. Kvans. Soa , JUStioe of the SuDremA Gaurt (TnifM Moore's vacancy) John S. UCampbell, Conrad P. Olson, all Re publican - Attorney General OeorH M . Rm. Rep.; E. U Cannon. Soc. -; . Superintendent of Public Instruction w- A. Churchill, Rep. ; - inei Augusta lbor Cojnmissioner-C. H. Bep.: August Nlkula, Soa. . Gram, jrvbue Service CommlssIonerJohn uwson, Bf Fl-ed A. WlBlam, FORMER ASSOCIATES INDORSE - Employes of II arshall-Wells ' Hard ware Co. Favor S.C Pier. Employes of Marshan-Wells Hard ware company have Indorsed' the can didacy of 6. C. Pier for city com mis. sloner. Mr. Pier was for 25 years as- m - an-.Kmjf.Mt.i. .Mj ; r -i -ft:! t satisfactory- progr lectin. "f ' ' rai!iiji ji 1!! I !l!!?mtt? Jjjj 2-' J'3' "" fc ' ' i !! 1 wsa si, saaaiiiisiMtniHMSte''t' 12th and Wash Su and Broadway and Alder St ; v , ; t WILL; BE DEMOCRATIC 7:v .CANDIDATE FOR JUtfGE J A A 1 mmoummmm ? Boscoe P,. Bant' t. Rosooe pv Hurst Democratio nominee for circuit judge bf 1 department a. is wagmg an. active Campaign for eleetlon in opposition to the candidacy of Judge R. a. Morrow, ni opponent. . Mr. Hurst ha been actively engaged in the practice of law In Portland for the past 13 year, and l weu known in the city and county. , Be- has -; served - as - attorney for the Prisoners' Aid society and the Pacific Rescue and Protective association for a number of -year, and .has prosecuted and defended In behalf of these organ! aations In every county of the state, n socteted with the , company. ' The emr Dlore hava Issued statement . la .be half of, Mr. Pier candldacr In whlea ther ayjv"'.--...'-I- .r'::..: . . ,W feel that a man -who -at all time treated us with fairness and con sideration, should receive the support of every man: and woman who works for a . living. . . . -,"Hs vu not only employer bat was a friend to each and every one.; and many , of u owe to him, a debt of gratitude for : hi , kind "word and fatherly, advice In a business and per sonal way, This testimonial comes un solicited, from a grateful working fore who wish . to show their ' appreciation to : a ' man who was at aH time - our friend . and eo-worker.7 ' HOWELL ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY Formal Declaration of Purpose to s -Bna fw Senatorshlp. . T. c , Howell, , well known among the younger members of the Multnomah bar, ha made formal - announcement of his candidacy for election to the state senate to fin the "vacancy caused by v the" resignation of Conrad P. Olson, ' recently . appomted to the supreme ' bench, s '.!'. Mr. Howell waa born In Missouri and received his general education at Knox college, Jaisburg, -Hi, and his legal' training In the law school of the University of Missouri. He came to Portland soon after his graduation in law and has 'been engaged In the practice here since 1910, now being a member, e -, the law firm of .Wilbur, Spencer, t Beckett ft -Howell. UCE-AXEL ' WILL1' r (VISIT-IIIOUSTRIAL;; PWOFPflllilAi Danish-Rear Admiral to Be En tertained Tuesday j,.. Lurichf . " eon at Arlington Club: rf Prince Axel of Denmark, rear admiral of the Daniah navy, and official repre sentative of bis government on a jnla- i-sloa to th United states, will spend Tuesday on the waterfront In Portland looking over th great Industrial plants of this city , - The prince will arrive with hi party at , o'clock and -leave at S:l to the evening; - "With him are three command- ers of th Danish navy, a representative of thv United States navy , and one of th Estate' department. The party will be taken to th Eastern eV Western Lum ber company, th - Supple-Ballln ship yards, th Northwest Bteel company and th Willamette Iron ft : teel work. tiunch, will b served at the Arlington dub and the distinguished guest will be given a rid over the Columbia river highway. r - ' Th" entertainment committee, named by the Chamber of Commerce, Include Mayor Baker. Adjutant General Beebe, Danish Consul. Henry Harkson, J. C. Alnsworth, C : F. Adam, B. C. Ball, Fred U Boalt. Edward Cooklngham, O. ml. uanc c a cMd Judge C. H. Carey, W. IX XoJon. J. a.- Edwards. J. D. yarreU. X N. neiachfter, XJeutenant oeorg is. oandy, H. J. Hansen, Henry Hume, chairman; Erk V. Hauser, Max H- Houser, Arthur Langguth. X. Allen Lewis, lieutenant P. McMurdo, WOllam MacMaster. F. C. Malpa. Xmery Olm tead, H. L. Pittock. v. p. Raamussen, A. T. Schouboe. Lieutenant E. K. Scott, T. H- Spied, William D. Wheelwright, Major James Met Wood, H. E. Wheeler, Lloyd X. Wentworth. Lieutenant Oeorge 'BiUrStingefPoet And; Humorist, Here On Way ta England R. H. IfOQMr. )ltw fc-nnwn T11 Stlarer. staff Los Angeles Evening Herald. 1 la th cut waiung ue uxung or th inflaenxa restrtctlona. w ..T . b speaa- at ute J- M. C A. this afternoon, at the Whit uua erenmg, ua i la Cham' ber of Commerce, BoUry club and other organisations during th week. 8tlnger. or Bin. aa he n(r called, is en bis m tv Trn-i. v way of Canada. He 1 entertaining th ""a twwvi cantonmenta along t way.' His poem now being pub lished 'in newspaper throughout the country, have gained him a large fol lowing. He is the composer of several songs which have proven popular. ters of recommendation from many men nremlnenfc tn mihliil t, - that the places of public gathering will w siiwN ia umg ior um to xin several enraa-ements heM. WhU ta Portland he will be th guest of hi brother, H.; J. Mouer, 35 Elev- ma nephew, c a. Hol land, lit East Forty-second street north Ray Family at Soio Hay$ Big Eeunion 8clo, Oct 12-At ia family reunion at th G. EL KlT'limmi n, km Sunday, all members -of the immediate family except two'-sons, John L4- arnf J. M. Ray of Lebanon, were present. eona na uaugnters ;aa- follows rwere home for th occasion r W. B. Ray and v. . my ux hcio ; Albert Tiay. Win- : lock.' Wastt.'! Mr. HnV SovaM uw V. Kadstanek of Salem, and Mrs. Rokle Shank. Many other relaUves were present. ' A -big dinner was a feature of T , Council Passes New '; Clerk License Law i - . ? . - Actuated in part byth unrent reouest or tne - government, " the city council Friday passed the new food regulation ordinance, which provides that all public eating places and rood supply stores and butcher shops must be licensed. Km ployes of such establishments must un dergo physica.1 examination and the workers must take out health ' certif I eates.' - 1 . -.r;:5; t ;.'.'--. The ' six state s capitals of Australia have been connected by wireless teleg rapny. , ' . ft ''prices ealy- and aethlag bet ter ihowa any whe?N ' la ' all the aewest and 'best materials, trimmings and eomblaatl a st all. sis es 'and colors. - ' MnSa. the 14tl- th iMt day of lae eoealal efTarles .; fr lit sew .. Dresses at Wholesale $1430 ' g10 . HafaetreT Sample' Omtlet J Vlaa fBC 1lr4AV' KIasV Take Mala Elevator - NW .Today A We jnaka 'see t tilpmeni af. suits and eU f ae Jun- o . Mony - I SutfintM te ter and amall miv j ismiw e tras I a finding Izaa n aamethln the: gat' tarfert maiHifacturfn sat tplbater an make see shaft la oatiat far all ht naw Sad olauy . and rite want ,to $5 to $25; nna bwauta - anr tow ef r eeatatra iiint eene. uuuv: pRi Wetersons CANDIDACY FpR ELECTION -TO, SENATE .ANNOUNCED 2 4i it Walter a Lynn. Walter I,ynn .. Run foithe;Oifiqe ? Vacatod by Olson Walter O. Lynn yesterday made for mal announcement of his candidacy for election to. the state senate lnr th place made vacant by tbV recent resignation ef Senator Conrad . P. Olson. f, Mr. Lynn ha entered th race fol lowing his indorsement by. the -Central Labor council and th various onion la bor organisation of Portland and vidn ty. Hd was a candidate for the;-Re publican nomination as a member of the house ef representative at I th recent primary, election and cam within 400 vote of winning a place on th ticket at the-November election. Mr. Lynn is a carpenter by trad and has been ta resident of Portland sine 1910. He was. for a number of years. school teacher in Oregon Hind. Waah- lnrton. and was for six vears a mambar oi tne board of regents of the Weston Normal, school at Weston, Umatilla county, and In 1S8S waa th Republican nominee for county school superintend ent or Umatilla county. He also served a deputy assessor of Umatilla county for three years, and in that offic had the distinction of never having an ap peal tagen. from any assessment- levied by him. Leaving Umatilla county, Mr, Lynn resided in th stats of Washington, serving as . postmaster at Ctarbuck for several years,' when he resigned that po sition to jooy to Portland. Mr. . Lynn believe , that th coming session of th legislature will face grave economic question in relation to 'Post war legislation and think that opportu nity wui p given the members to enact more vital and far reaching legislation than ha been the case for many year. "Provision must b mad for the re- absorptloa of th returning soldiers Into civil life without disturbing th normal conduct of business more thaart necea- sary," Mr. Lynn states ia outlining ha idea. "Whatever can be don to aid: In th expansion of business, th Increase ox manufacturing and other enterprise employing men and - the xtension bf agriculture, must.'- be , done in order to absorb as fully and as easily as possible the returning soldier without disturbing tno already employed, it will be grave task for the legislature to under take th accomplishment of the thing. I believe that my experieno. both a' A Store With an : Ideal Our aim 1 to sell that Which la . wArthv . at a prlo - which justifies your patronage. Just now our store Is filled with many beautiful and useful things. Let us suggest ' that , you buy now your gifts for the Christmas eason. We will gladly . put . aside for you any arti cle you wish ; you need only raekea small deposit and w will hold It for you. Right now Is gift buy ing time!, . Washington Street at Broadway LANG'S Family f Range' $ 1 5 v Special Features of the ;s: ;lANjGii ltehted-Rangea 4 Stove pip In extreme corner; giving extra, cookmg surtace. V - Smooth polished top, with only two lids. All air for draft Is bested ,.. : befor touchinr fri Hot blast fireboxurns fuel, from top eon'. , stv''uraingmoke-nd ga. Heat is forced entirely around even and -4 I launder ash pitibefore entering flue-. 8anitary leg Ix.inehe high, i--. :asy. to sweep and clean under. Compare' our stove with th old- r .. style stoves. .Drop in and see for. yourself the special features. - ' ; !H7'VTourold stove taken lnr a part payment.' ... -f- n i - F.-'S. ; LANG MEG. CO. . TeL Main 642;' . r .-191 Fourth St.'v laboring man and otherwise, win enable me to b of aasiatanoa to the people of th stab in attempting a eolation of th ! problem.'' - , - r , j- Tax ' Measure" Indorsed ,7 The executiv committee of the state convention - of th Women' Christian Temperance Union, at a meeting- held Friday ' night, unanimously - adopted - a resotutlott indorsing th dallnquaat tax notice bill and the bill fixing the eom pensatloa: f or ' publleatioa ot legal no tic and. recommending that th mem bership ef "the -organisation . give iha two measures It support at-the com ing general election of . November sVs Cordial Recention ' ; Greets; Democratic Candidate on Trip Waiter M. Pierce. Democratic candl data for governor, ha been , swinging through' Southern Oregon counties dur ing the week on a speaking tour mat haa taken him to moot of the larger cities of th district. H win conclude that phase of bis campaign during, the middle of the present week, and wiq spend th major part of the time re maining between now - and election tn Multnomah county and vietniry. - . " - Report coming to Mr. Pierce's head quarter indicate that h haa been given a cordial reception at vary. Pisco be ha spoken, being greeted with large and eathusiastic audiences. Jolm'.Myrick of. rendleton Expires; - Pneumonia Victim Pendleton. .Oct. M-John Myrlek. U. for 41 year a residast of thl county. died thl morning. Although It w reported that Mr. Myrick wsa suffer ing front Spanish mfluenaa, the cause of his death Is given by hi physician as pneumonia, which began a week ago. H was wen known here, having settled en' a farm near her la US. He had lived In Pendleton for it yeare . . . - - . - Slartae Dies at Peniiletoa Pendleton.' Oct.- It. Richard Col, United1 State marina, died" her to day. Col 'was oa his way to Bremer ton after a furlough spent at ' Flstr, Mo. He ' was stricken with Spanish influenza on th train and waa takeu to the hospital from th train at this plae Tuesday, Two-Storied" Pistol Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct It. (L N. & Cincinnati police have a two-toried pistol which they, found when they searched a colored prisoner. It 1 double barreled, on barrel resting on top of the other. The upper barrel shoots a .22 calibre shell and the lower 1 of .44 cal ibre. Th weapon 1 old and bears th inscription. Tha Gam Getter." ' $100 CASH or mor win be paid for your used up , . right piano . Security Storage Cdl - 109 4th at. CalTMala HAM r S9- 'The Pen of the Army' E. W. PEASE CO. 11 SIXTH' ST. irafwi-- A wonderful diamond stock is this, with single stone priced all th way from $10 to I2S00. There are many bautiful things here In diamond-mounted Jewel ry," aa well. Now, during prosperous days. Is the time to buy yourself a. lovely . diamond and satisfy your heart's desire. Our diamond engagement rings at $25, $S0, $76 and $100 tempt many a young gallant Into buying I . They are splendid values. t -, .. Here, too. are abundant stock of wrist watches for men and. women; .standard' makes, moderately priced. New conceits ar shown her In women' silk umbrellas. Select yours from our very complete stock. II u II II II I ir S3 1 11 1 ii 11 1 1 1 1 The,. Modern Fuel Saver v U i 6ba Loved :a SaHar Chicago. Oct. IX (L- N. S.J, Miss Roth M. Kelly. It, tried to commit sui cide by Jumping into th Chicago river. .r.?i--.-i..- !Evir Bid mil , that you would like to go into thVMathis T store but you . were afraid it was tobx-k . elusive and the prices too high? v -Let us assure you quickly that neither, is the case. . . r-If either were true, this store would not have the great patronage it enjoys, , We ask'that qiiestion, because a new 'customer made the statement recently, that he had wanted to trade here for a long time, but he held those fears. ---This is a modern store true - rIt is modernly and well-equipped be cause it is economy to use modem equip ment, just like it is economy to buy good clothes. We handle higH quality goods, l5ut that does not mean high prices. A 'modern merchant keeps his qualify ' up ahd his prices down. You will .find-inside an organization made up of red-blooded, democratic Americans, anxious to serve you. Always remember x WE WANT YOUR -, CLOTHING BUSINESS . and.once'we get it; we will most surely endeavor to hold it strictly on merit. Buy Mathis' Clothes- They will please you. mm Corbett Bldg. Expert:Sldll With Honesty Coiutitutes Our Different Dentistry ' -' - - g - - . 7 A B V ' 1 '.- ;-i;v . ' Wark t . First and Hawthorn Call East 2051 an - i , . ' - - - -.r -? a-"- -Is.: : A Modern ; Dcpaftment- Expert Workrcncn Tv-.. v. AaVUVJU 1215 Noieitem.Ba Worry over A Jaeki sweetheart In for- -elgn aervto waa th'eu. ' Dr. Paul i Kelly, her brother, leaped Into the Ttver; and. reeeued th girt . ' - . . i . , reelmgr " . . - . ... 1 .. ' MEIVS.WEAR .Fifth and Morrison If your teeth are not in ; a proper state of repair, . you should hare them looked after at once. iSee us and be assured of the - BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LEAST COST 291 V, MORRISON -ST., CORNER 5TH . Diagcmallr Across from the Pos toff ice Ship 3pike Galvanizing Eastern Painless Dentists PRINTS -1" ' -- --Vi.i!