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THE OREGON SUNDAY: JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ID, 1913. iV:..:A STA HELD m ram E SEGURE FOR YEAR Everybody in District Shares in P Benefits of Abundant Harvest ' Valued at Half. Million. BANNER SEASON FOR ALFALFA 1. First. Time Orchards Yield ' in , Commercial Cf Quantities, and j- Fruit of Excellent Grade. 1 V-v -kit BUnfieldriOctf 18. With the crops of . thla vicinity having a value of VhearlyJ half a million dollars, this community Is experiencing an era of 3 prosperity . such 4s it' has ' never known. Everybody has money "and Everybody is retting a share of the 'wealth Which the soil is producing. ' 1 The big Item this iear will be alfalfa Jiay, Ks the farmeral wilt receive about , S250.0OO for their crop. On the Furnish project alone more than 10,000 tons of i first-class hay has been produced., with . value of $18 per. ton In the stack, and i i from the tributary lands west of Stan field at least 6000, tons wilt be placed on i . v jthe market. Part of this. crop has, al : ready been sold toj feeders., with a yitrong demand for bkled hay from but : ylde points, hundreds' of carloads of hay : Jvlll bev shipped from; this ' community. APPLES ABE EXPORTED V" ' ' This is the first year that the orchards here have been producing In commercial quantity, and between 40 and 50 car loads of the. finest quality apples will leave Stanfleld. The Stanfleld Fruit - 'Growers union and. James. M. Kyle Are - handling the product,and have crews at work preparing the apples for export, as . most of the crop will, be sent across the : water. The growers! are receiving the . top price, and the apfcles here will bring Jn at least $100,000 to? growers. ; Peaches, pears and email fruits are irown in limited quantities, and. While the shipments have sot been large, the HERB we i have,3 ladies and gentlemen, none ' other than Madam Amnion Irkuta, oriental dancer, with rings on v her fingers and bells on her toes,. who is to appear at the Portland Press club's midnight frolic at the Heilig theatre, next Tuesday night. ' f i ' t t'Ar .-. w ..-.- ' . - ; - : . r .. . , i . : -t '- , HIT- - . -' J " 1 if 'HsU, " ' " 'ft ' ' f ':" . S: ' 3: HEIKHTT SORRY COMRADES OF G AR. FIGHT PEACE1 LEAGUE Convention at Columbus Was Like Drunken Mob, Says Delegate, i f in Debating Document- Hunland who would not favor the reso lution and oppose the League of Na tions. And there Is not a- pro-German In America who - would not favor : the resolution and oppose-the league. "I hated to see the Grand Army line Itself up with that kind of cattle." 1 I fruit' has all been first-class and has brought high prices. The value of these crops will probably be in the neighbor hood, of $25,000. Cheese made here has established a demand for all that can be shipped. CITT EX JOYS PROSPERITY The city of Stanfleld is in a prosper ous condition, and the inhabitants have voted $30,000 in bonds to install a mod ern water system. The bonds have been sold and the contract let for the material for this improvement, - The work of in stalling the water mains will be done by the city,. In order that the local people may be employed and part Of the money kept at home. The welt has been drilled and a fine flow of water obtained. Contract for the erection of a 60.000 gallon tank has been let to. the Plttsburg-Des Moines Steel company,- and work on the erec tion of the tower'; will, begin as soon as the .material is received from the East. A large gas engine -of the semi-Deissel type has ' been purchased. The new vater system will cover the main part of town and "will afford ample fire pro tection.., .;" '..?, . ; Die After Drinking Hair Tonic . Weston, W. Va., Oct. 18.--Drinking of hair , tonic is being discouraged here. Two barbers have already died from the effects of partaking of the liquid. That disapproval of the League of Na tions by the G A- R. at jits recent con vention in ' Columbus came only- after scenes suggestive of a drunken mob and announcement' from the chair that any discussion f , that topic was out of place. Is charged by -W. M. Hendersbott, Junior vice chancellor of the Oregon O. A. R., who: has returned to Portland. rrwag a, member of the resolutions committee when the League of Nations first came up. In. the convention. Hen derson said. , i . 0PP0JTE5TS FULLY AGREE "I opposed discussion of that Question as out of place. - J cannot: be accused of partisanship, as the secretary of the resolutions committee also opposed such a topic reaching the floor. He was sternly against the League of Nations , I am strongly in favor of it.": The sec retary's opposition was based upon his belief the league was a -political ques tion." ;, Henderahott said the action of the G. A. R. In openly expressing opposition to the League of Nations : and President Wilson is a big mistake. ' "From only one delegate to the con vention did I hear praise of the present administration," Henderahott - declared. SOUGHT TO GAI3T FLOOR "This in face of the fact that no adV ministration had been so liberal in the matter of pensions as the present one. Pensions have been raised from $13 to $30, and widows who formerly- got $12 now get $25 a month. Hut the delegates present took the opportunity to show their ingratitude by " denouncing the president and the League of Nations. "I wanted to speak against the reso lution but could not get the chance, l gave It up when I saw 20 or 30 othei speakers trying to get the floor. It was like a drunken mob. "These views of the Seague are my own. I am not a spokesman for the Grand Army In this matter, - "I was opposed to the resolution be cause I feel there Is not a Hun In White Swan Wants ; Help Trom Oregon '"' ' '' : ;'r' ::'--':;.: V. J'" Appealing to the State' Chamber of Commerce for support, the White Swan Commercial club of White Swan, Wash.', proposes that a connecting road link be made ' between the Inland Empire of Washington and tWT Columbia River highway, joining through White Salmon to. Hood River. The Washington dun says that a large volume of business would move toward Oregon as a re sult. The state chamber has asked for further Information concerning cost and construction. - , ; . i Citizens Lose Sleep ; Railroad Is Blamed Evanston, III.. Oct 18. L tf. S.) Evanston citlsens say they are losing too much sleep and they, are blaming the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad. So petitions are being circulated against the switching of cars between 11 p. m and 3 a. m. ' . NOTICE OUR SPECIALTY IS Enlarging from old faded or damaged photos , and tin types. No extra charges for changes of hair or drapery' to insure artistic result. i . WE know how; Positively No Agents or Solicitors, Employed ' ; Bruno Art Studio 406J MORRISON Between Teeth and Elereata Telepaoae Mala Hit. Our Store Opens at 9 a, m. fcssaeajssSjssjssjiSjBr,',p HjTiWrtsWsDfiSSelsjpBBJBBjsjsBssjBSjBsj I i 1 : ' '"-"'?'V : ' p... ,4f..S ' g - ;'' B ? liM 5fa THERE are only 125 lots for sale on Westover Terraces. And each has for its dobryard, 10,000 square miles of wonderland. From unsurnassed Westover can he seen four maiMtir pcaks-Rainier, St Helens, Adams and Hood each tipped with eternal snows. Below them flows the silver of the West's two great est rivers backed by a vista of the Cascade mountain chain, Colum bia's colorful rugged gorge and, close at hand, the ever changing lights and shadows of the Rose City. Westover is owned by the International Realty Associates of Amer- ica, an organization whose membership comprises the best known and keenest realtors on the continent.' They bought Westover because it is without peer among the view properties of the United States. Property on Westover is restricted. Only homes of character can be builtThe property cannot be duplicated. Neither can its area be increased. The fact that it is so limited and. so beautifully located will always make it the preferred site for homes and an investment or increasing worm. Motor up to Westover today. There is inspiration and delight in every changing vista of its easily mounting, curving boulevards. See the many splendid homes already there and under construction. A visit will convince you instantly that there is no place where you would rather live than Westover the incomparable. Any desired information regarding this beautiful property and our attractive building proposition will be gladly given you upon request. You may phone, call on or write , : . International Realty Associates, O w n e r s. Office 1307 Yeon Bldg. Phone Marshall 690. f : - Also for sale by, any member ; Portland Realty Board. v T l" I ..i. mm T - . . ...... s. - ... ... f . , ...t-. -.. . ;. . . . ... .... I . .. - .. : . . , . . .. Portland's Best View Agents for the' Butterick Patterns and Delineator All Styles sad Sixes Now Showing. The Store That Un dersells Because It . Sells for Cash" Our Store Opens at 9 a. . Mad Orders Receive Our Prompt and Careful Attention Sam Day ' as ReceiTed. This Is a Season of Pretty --LACES ! ' And we are showing not only an immense variety of fa-. ' miliar styles of laces and lace wear, but we have never; - shown so very many novelties in clever new laces. " The particular style, pattern and shade you most desire ; for the making or trimming your new dress; waist, under- garments or for fancy work, etc.; will be found in this great ';' showing. ;. y . t& Here are some of the new Laces especially un der priced for this sale: Dainty Laces i at Sc Yd, f Hundreds of - yards -thousands of patterns In French, English and Zton Val Laces both edges and insertions In white and cream ; also white cot-s ton Imitation Xilet laces 2 and 2H inch widths. t, .', Camisole Laces 19c Yd. 9 Laces especially adapted for Cami soles and Brassieres- imitation cro chet Cluny and filet Bands and Edges in 4 to 5-inch widths, in white and real shades. M etal Laces , at 39c Yd. 9 Both Silver and Gold ' Bands and Edges In 2 to 4inch widths. They come In burnt and Venise effects In many different patterns. ,- 7 "inch Laces at 10c Yd. f Cotton Filet Bands and Edges, es pecially desirable for trimming bed spreads ana curtains; also Imitation Crochet and Mercerised Cluny Sets Almost an endless variety of -patterns to select from. Camisole Laces 59c Yd . f In the assortment ar Beading Top Points In fine Piatt Val, Filet and Venise v races ; also 10-inch- Taico Laces with Beading Top and Bottom. All crisp, new goods. 8-in. Metal Laces $1S$ f Beautiful Gold, Sliver and Blue -Metal Laces both Bands and Edges of silk net; shown in a wide variety of desirable patterns. Venise Laces at 15c Yd t At this special price we are show-. Ing a splendid line of narrow Venise : Edges in white and cream In both filet and scroll patterns; also pretty French Val Sets in both single and round thread meshes. - .' ;--V Collar Laces at 69c Yd. t An "especially attractive variety of patterns in the popular flat Venise and Filet Venise 'Laces in 4 and.. 6-inch widths the kind In great de mand for collars. ' I84n. Metal Laces $1S5 f Extremely handsome Metal Laces In Gold, Sliver, Steel and Antique effects. All extra well made on fine . silk nets and all brand new goods. 36-inch Metal Flouricings $329 Yard 9 Unexcelled for making rich party and dancing frocka They .come in elaborate designs on silk nets shown in . silver, white, maiae, flesh, lavender, nile, turquoise, red and black; also gold on white or black. 33 -in. Metal AUover Laces $4S5 Yd. ' Exceedingly beautiful Metal AUover Laces shown In beautiful patterns worked wtth .silver on black, white, grey, Hesh and cherry red silk nets. They come in 33-inch widths and have been especially undervalued. Silk Chantilly Laces Specially Priced for This Sale at 98c and $1S8 a Yard: f An unsurpassed showing of handsome imported Silk Chantilly Laces In black and cream colors, and shown in ..' many different patterns 12 and 17-inch width at 98a yard, and 27 aryl Jl-lnch widths specially priced this sale at 91.98 yard. .: The Cream of the Season's Most Fashionable Silks at $2.00 Yard These Beautiful High-Grad Silks are actually being priced right now at a lower figure than we are likely to be able to offer in many months. It will Well repay you to buy now oven for nest spring at these remarkably reasonable prices. f MESSAL1NES : '36-inch Width at $2 DO ; TAFFETAS 36-inch Width at $2 DO I RTch, lustrous Taffeta Silks of Swiss finish shown in more than fifty different shades a guaranteed quality. " CREPE DE CHINES 40-inch Width at $2 DO H These extremely popular Crepe de Chine Silks are of perfect weave and quality and are shown In all desirable new and staple colors. 1 Beautiful soft finish Messallne Silks - of excellent weight one of the most durable silks shown here In more than a hundred shades.. "mtl -" New Plaid Suitings and Skirtings is to ((-Inch vrutit From $3.50 Up to $6 Yard f Handsome new all-wool fabrics for shirts and suits exclusive plaid novelties in clever color comoinauons an uniunuea assortment to select from. New Coatings From $2J50 to'jSDO a Yard f 64-Inch single and double weight Coatings in plain shades and novelty mtxtures-j-weaves and colorings to suit all tastes and all on sale at popular prices. - All-Wool Scptch Tweeds on Sale at $2.95 Yard 1 St-lnch all-wool Tweed Suitings and Coat ings In a complete assortment of patterns and celoringa No such values to be found elsewhere at this special price. . The Celebrated Goetz Satins Yard Wide, at . $3.25 Yd. Q ThU famous Dress Satin comes In a heavy, durable welKht and makes up beau tifully. It comes 36 Inches wide and Is shown here in ail the best 'colors. You will find the Goetz Satins to be unsurpassed In qual ity, finish and durability, as well as moderately priced at PQ Off a yard ....... JOefJ A NEW SHOWING OF MEN'S EIDERDOWN Rob es at $4.95 to $9.75 tj Profit by an early selection. We've a splendid new stock of Men's Eider down Bath Robes in styles with shawl collar and button front; also collar with cord at neck and girdle at waist. All sizes and a-splendid assortment of colors. Prices will be found to be most reasonable. V; AGAIN! We CallXour Particular Atten tion to Our Splendid New Stock of . Phoenix SilkHose All Styles and Color at All Prices From t We take pride in having secured such s splendid new stock of the celebrated Phoenix Silk Hosecomplete as It 1$ In all the new and staple styles and colors silk stockings which we know to be unsurpassed In fit, finish and durability and unmatchable In quality at the following prices 11.50, f.75, f2,2S. 2.75. 13 pair. . ; , , , Come Make selection while assortment Is nt It beet The New Dresses Are Beautiful $39J5 to $57 JO, Every Oae ' a- Sptcidld Tales . fTrlcolette and Paulette are the favorite materials, but there are many others from which to select, f Models are. fascinating and in generous variety to suit every taste and occasion. Boat Fall to See This Special Slsylay. - A Height of the Season Selling of i Exceptionally Styled Faltand Winter Goats $19 Up to $180 t This is a most unusual opportunity to obtain the very finest selection of the season's most desired styles In fashionable . Women's Coats women of all ages, v - 1 Some models jare fur trimmed others com with beltstill others have convertible collar, etc., etc In fact, there is an attractive trim and finish to each and every coat that Is quite apart from the rest and we feel confident you'll find here Just the desired garment to suit your Individual require- --ment AT A PRICE TOU'LL BE PLEASED TO PAT. - All fashionable materials are included, and every coal has been most carefully tailored throughout. No trouble to show goods at this store come, if only to look. . , New Models in Guaranteed Corsets The Henderson and ' JLa Prince sse 1 Comfortable and perfect fitting models, suitable for any and an figures, f .Both - front and back lace styles la fine cou tlls and fancy brocades' all sizes and a generous price range, S2.00. 92.50, f 3.00. $4.00 asd to 16.00 Our S fore Now Opens At 9 a. m. s , Tm The Most in ValueThe Best in Quality r r Store Closes at 5:30 P.M. Saturdays at6 P. M. i