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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY fiORNING. NOVEMBER 7, 1520, If (IMAM AD luiim in 11 ADDED E TO HALL Of FAME Mark Twainf Eads, Patrick Henry, . Dr. Morton, St. Gaudcn, Roger AVilliams, Alice Paimerj Namecf BRIEF FLASHES FROM -JOURNAL LEASED . VIRES 6 (t k) The and mi 6 man - Nw York. Nov. names of tlx m(ii were added to the American hall of fame in an election announced to night by the senate of the New York university. The seven addition are: $amRel f .anptic'rn 01enina, aathor i Jam Btwhanan Kads, engineer; Pat rick Henry, stateBhia,n; William Thomas firctfri' Morton, physician; Augustus Maui 1audena, aculptor; Roger Wll Hams, theokurlan, and. A lieu Freeman Pahiter, educator. ,. ".';.. The electorate, to the hall i of fame ctmnbtts ef :8 tnen and six women, They included 27 ooHt-ge presidents 18 his torians and hhstroy teachers; 31 scien tists: 14 author and editors?, 19 men ami women of , public .affairs, and It liMHonal or state iustlces. 5 ,Th election was the fifth dtttrwiueiii nlal event since the hall of fame was Inaugurated at Ows university. Prior to (his election, 0 men and lx, women .. had. been entered lit the halLi Bronze tabieta- to 26 of them v iil be tin veiled at the university's halt of fame in May, 1951. Thlrty-st-ven tablets beve been an veiled prevlrMnsly, The lint cf ntmci submitted in th ; election Included 17T men and 2,7 women. Among tbf uromcceasfat candidate wefre Charles Uoodyear, Cyrus - Hall McC nihk. Henry M. Stanley, John Paul Jones, Xarhanter (ireeiie, Ueorge fingers t'lark, Philip Henry -Sheridan. William M," Kvarta, Ham uel Adams, . O rover Cleveland. ' John Jayf John C, Calhoun Winian I'enii, Stephen Oirard, Kdwin gliomas Booth,-' John' Singleton- Copley. "uHrph " Jefferson. Theodore. Thomas, James McNeil Whistler. Louisa ilay AleoU. Alice Carey, Helen Hunt Jack ' son. SttPan C. Anthony. Lucy Stohe t;la:kwell. Kllxabeth. Cady Stanton, Marllia Washington; Harriet Htnrrtier, .': Ptcuhontas Rolfe. . i i .YOPfctt A-r-UN. S.)t4Senator Cap- , per of Kansas is not a ' candidate for appointment to' the cabinet of -. ITeatdit-elect : Hardin;, despite " rumors i that he will- be offered the post of Hecretary ' agriculture.' He btsued a statement late today declaring that be would not accept It even though offered. ?-'-, : 1.051)0(1. N. fi The elee trical workers in Berlin have rone on strike and the city f . without electric light and street railway, service. - i " . TAamfcGTojf. t. n. .)- -, - -. ' -' -i . mum nr tollmjl Vtom Pus One I . Twenty - five 4 hundred opu - toy freight cars were released from the. coal-carrying service by the Inter state mmer eommiseloti-' today for other purposes .by , Increasing tha htinlmum aide depths of coal -cam from :s to Jnches. chdnge In th command . of either the Atlantic dr Pacific ' fleeta is contemplated at present, according to cretary "of the Navy -Daniels today. . , i ..I . KANRAR C'ITY-(fe & The federal grand Jury today Indicted 4mmmt a ill I i ii nl -1 ii i I -f 'I '& alleged Iwdtleggefa th open lag iot in a wholesale cleanup of Illicit 'liquor dcallrtg- v ' SAW AStOJIIO. Teaas tl. - N, 8 )--Confirmed reports .- from Mex ico City todae annoum-ed that the rebel chieftain 1'edro -Zarnora has surrendered to the governmept and will be deported. HAV ASTOSiUI. Texa. T. N. f4. Permits for the establishing Of an aerial paeiger and ; mail . tine from El Pano. Texas, to Chihuahua City have been approved, accortling to official dispatches received here i 1 4! II ARIOK HAV E Fie i i K'nnimunl From ts n RD1NG total receipts of only 3770,103-&1 or I the bieniiium ending September 30, 1908. 1 "The volume of business handled dur' Ir.g the laxt bienniiil period, km fhown by the receipts of the bicnnlum, exceeds the receipts of any preceding biennial period by more than $1 9,000, tKH), or ap- proximate'y 92 per cent." the report aet out "The acme co'iditicn exists as tu the disbursements which, -'during the past biennial period exceeded tha dhv buraements of any preceding biennial period by oer t2Z.000.000, or approjkt mately 103 wer cent. f :. com tout: v KMpfjbffcs ; "This large Volume of business, exceed- ! Ing with a few exceptions that of any ! bank of the state, hs been trantmcted with a force cons sting; of one deputy, i one bookkeeper, ode receipt clerk, on stenographer and a portion of the time ' of another steingrapher, and I heartily i efficiency as well as their strict; hon- 1 i eaiy. . , " . ; State taxes in the sum of $8.65,402.37 ! were roilected from th Vftrtoua counties 1 during the biehftlum, tht reporil shoav, Ihere betne; still do the state $3,078.- s B17.80 at tl close of business Septehv her' 88. - - . ' - . - : Tha road bonded indebtedness of the j State fnere:useri from $3)10.00 on Octo- ' bar 1, 1918 lo $18.ij3,T59 on October 1. 12A. a-oortilns to the report; ' Interest coupona nggregating $793,- ( 988.15 are now handled by the depart- men! 'annually as against a total of 1 $II,8W annually prevtoas td 1918. and : ail aithont any additional clerical aid In i the department, due td the hegrecl bf ! the legislature in making provision Tor i extra 'help In Imposing additional du- tics upon the office. ; i f it - T ' v. , ;J I I.. t x ii :y-A 1 C3 You Can Have Full Vision! IS Britain Wants to Discuss Reparations e.m P.)-M3reat' Britain conference of; the Uritish. coiivereutlonalixt. 11a tells a good story anil enjoys hearing one. lie noAs life In : tlM every aspect and will probably g't-aiuiig better with, the membera of the Delia te .ml "house tliun any president; in receii y'arB, because he knows how in itaiidie conjrreBfmeri. lie e as just a bit diHluibed by the overwhelming sis , : ijt the ItVputilicUn majority in both ; house h. tie loo Ui hand,' it wa suggested promptly by i f oilier who have been rossi ping With An early morning fire completely de bli abiut "tt trt a htrge roajortty in jstroye4. the furniture '-and. ..hit muss store tie house i- ill firnlKhexacny the chai- Yl;',ivu " at vmaa. .r -tne ios is J Iarla. N'ov nas called a French und Italian premiers to discuss ' tne question of reparations. The, notf . w as aiU to have made .several anir. He woii-iered If they -Aouldn't ! Kestions . rtpardlng the means 6C col unwieldy. But on the other peeling: the war payments. : ' imi!4 ! Uilattv. U' -no to- eaflerl I which Is necessary, i;er?brwy vW- admit -wlw-anows whuti .lianiiitd in the last two years of the- IteputiiW-an eonKress ttytTtfa ..TiiSiTfciMgV a as arta,:eurih and cluiihay "iid- tTiiF-; Jrvlth full. rea)onsiUility for all branches "of the government in the hands of the j iUpublieans the latter will be eom ipelled .to develop leadership. :'. Oscar Jl'nderwooii showed what could be done r hen the tenticral8 hail a large ma IJorHy In the house, and there will arise .wimeone bn the Republican .side to 4t the same thin- though the lest-, ive problems are inttaitety mere 'complex than they evvr have "ieenj- j -HM UOIIICAI. WORKER . 'The '. president-elect wi;l be-a me'- -tiusht-ut worheri tie takes thliigtt calm- ' , ly .lie d one thing at a time and : not attempt every!hltigat once. Jul . hm lit aa leaving his home I, nuked him Mr.e UitT day If he was happy. i "lluppy ?" he said ; . "well. I - shoitUl rather sjiy. jml pleuxed. if one can make '.that diwriinlnattoi It's a big Job. "Ye-i. I u-g:eiteil. But. the oppor i I tunity lu do a service is there.". 'roe," said the president-elect That t in what realty makes ma happy the i'tuuH e to w rve. ; We chntted" about the ovetwhehning ( . iiuajt rity aim tne meaning or it. rne ; J preitident-eleot id pensed beyond meas-1 ire that he has behind htm at the start J such a great, body of opinion. He will, , Interpret It In. his own way, from time I.lui time, bat it Is not amiss to atate rbht ! here . now:, that the campaign Is over, . nhut none". w ou'd- appreciate more than f Warren Harding -liimseif a frank and i f -'en expression by ' the newspapers of the eouniry of their ideas on foreign i policy. - The snggeation has been made . again and again, for instance, that the ieatrue tesue was confused with domestic questions ajid that Republican . news , papers which refused to be led into lhe Hemoertitlc camp on the league question J during the campaign, w ill speak their iews fully now that the campaign Is' over. Th president-elect would apprech- . ate that more . than anything elbe Just now. . .- . ' 1 4 ? tM'iwti.wV f fUy .... Tail irisidct is essential to the fall development of human faculties. Without good eyesight your efficiency and productiveness are curtailed materially. Wear Thompson Glasses Why waite-the most valuable years in trying to get - along onV. half vision? We can prove to you how wrong this is If fclvn the opportunity. Our method of exami nation will five you all the demonstrations yon need. Why wait lonter? ' Have Your Eyes Examined -Now COMPLETE LENS GRINDING FACTORY ON THE PREMISES Upticai lnstitut ison EYESIGrtT SPECIALISTS Portland's Lartel, Most Modern, Beat Equipped Eadusiv Optical Establishment 209-10-11 Corbatt Building, Hfth and Morrison Since 1908 e ' 'Distribution of milk at coat to school , 4 children whose iwrents can afford It rand free to those who cannot, wa In uugurated tn the Yakima schools this : week, each child gelling one, pint. iDANCING TAUGHT ALL NEW STEPS AND POPUUR DANCES taught in eight three-hour lessons. Ladies $2. gentle men in at Honey1 beautiful academy. Twenty-third and Washington. Keglnnerg classes stareVJ Monday and Thursday evenings, advanced class Tuesday evening, 8 to u .-30. , . e t orchestra musid - 1'ienty ot desir able partners and pmo tloe. No emhaream. ; nient. separate hall and eatra teach ers for backward pupils A printed de iscrlptioo of alt dances free. Th social a feature alone is worth double tha price. , rou ran never become a dancer In " i vate lessons from Inferior teachers. You 1 must have Practice. Join a rea achnni ; with professional instructors (not a pub i no aance naiu. uiizierent I rom others. I Phone Main 7658.. Private leasoika all , noura. Kxtrw 'Urand Rail ' Thursday evening. Tell your friends. OLD FASBI3N 6 ABM DAT1DE COLUMBIA BEACrt TONIGHT it LtMlXG'S BROADWAY ORtHKSTRA J , WARE YER OLR KLOfcH ! Genu 65c-rGaU 30c Many Families Are B Up Real MoheyExaminef! Your Fuel Bills ! Hete's a laborless, nomical cut-in-half ' self-e,xplanjtofy view on the new, odorless, smokeless, pipeless, sanitary and eco- Bemf jtiven a special rate oh Gas Used for Heat, your fuel rate with burners regulated will be onJy Per Hour- .? Beside this lowered cost of fuel you'll not have ashes,! spot, dust or dirt. - . rThen, too, you'll not-have pipes in th basement nor will! you have ail ftoorcut up for re listers one register does? it all taku.the.cojd air down and sends the warmth up. With tiflf clock attachment house will be warm when , setting up in.' the mornlnc and also when returning from ; theatre or work.. ! v.. . , t .Ten years ao. there was one Pipeless Furnace the Homer. invented it. . - 7V xW 7 A , ft A . i fin tr y t wy a I r til I ' L ' itisssa VH " 'lfrS A 1 ir7vV' " . mi i ' b$.f. .1 " i B 1 1 ' -a ! i :m i i, cprp vH 1 1. - 11 P . . Anrr I ftrw i II i ' M' faStUff I 11 Samuel D. Strong --This , Pipeless Furnace The Hoiner4-ls; being built today with Simuel D. Strong's Exclusive Homer Feature, the r. Beaiduit Kai VJgfe Inner lining 'f Th Itermo-Seat frtner Lining is all-important s it is the biggest factor toward putting the pipetea Furnace principle into aatitfac tory praetie.' I- , ' : ' . EITHER ONE The Qaspyples or The Homer wUl be installed lb yow hoihe on conveniently and personally arranged easy terms. No Inter-, est chaffed, either, . agisrwaswwssBassaBssaBsaasasasMKSBssaasaM"- . . , ' 1 1 ' ai,asMPW i -. t r ict ill ... t v : r jjf - - r Far-Reachini and Decidedly . Pronounced A re the St ockT timing ' and Stock-Reducing . . v T7 ri n4 SEE THE WISBOYVS TtJUAY EYERY PIECE SHOW Is At LOWERED PRICKS ' Mahogany ' With Cane 3-Piece Suites . ' I - i-. Her are three ettraordinary bargains. They must go, and they will. go. If you are at all interested in very fine and high class suites, early Inspection is advised. -These suite are really built and really upholstered. -Ye. i big bargains for 3 persona who want , to BAVH real money I i -.---' i : IHS S0 3-piece auite upholstered with - tapestry 00 QQ AA tlncluding fMlovfu)'.yf... WOiUU $470.00 t-piece suite Wholte,red with velohr tin- OQQ n eluding pillows) ..;............ OCVOJJ . $820.00 3-piece suite upholstered with silk, damask ?IOfl ff tinvjuding pillows) ....'.. TaiWlV ... mmm Tap estry Overstuffed rt$2-. With i Harlag nKt l,ooe t kloa , Itegala& prh lilt. tn 8i52.5. Son . . Z' Dstveop $127,50 $179.00 $86.50 $159.00 si $195.00 MEN! Thto la a wonderful opportunity to select "1'h Gift" ll .'will b stored aa ay and delivered the day you request, fc'ot nly Davenports, thef e are many luxurious Chairs and liockers : these, too. are at lowered price.. i. ' t Wonderful" Values Are These Dining Table and - jCa5r;'Sets! V:! For y pur Convenience They Have Been Arranged-m the Fifth Street Window Several sor tallies aad ehalrs at lewere prices oa Seeos t'leor. 48-Inch Jacobean finished solid oak Xable Hint extends to 8 feet and six solid oak substantially constructed and well- CQ 7C flnlhd chair he 'tji,yi. ;.'. ...y.,. 4&-ineh quarter-sawed oak iJank top and solid aa pedestal base tabl and six solid oak chairs that have genuine-leather tt.7gS TCI allp seats: alt hand-rubbed golden-wax finish..... W U w At ea aly etMef (rands ye y lert. easy term wilt be periaaaliy arraagt a fit year iadlTidnal reatlretaest. Ivory , Wicker Chairs and Rockers for ! YoujaH Edwards 51 Cash is not heeded; Kdwirds lu established a cardinal busl ine plH! or a even at LOW ISUK1 ' PUlCKii. fuy terms, no for you. 'Herfe it is "Wheftier nesa principle that' houseful is selected. interest, will be arranged to personally fit you Individual requirement." Ww I ll , . I . 1 . . ' . . - 1 ' 1 - - . I Greatest Ruff Sale IN TWO YEA US AT EbWAHDl f 1 Begins Tomorrow Morninir The mighty arms of that great wall-rug-rack will svimg to and tro. Showing the kind of rugs you want at stnck-redarlng lewi-rvd prices. Sxl2 Axminster Rugt. The entire lot t9 patterns), that have sold regularly! at A A Q e I59.S0, $3.5o and $65.00, now.......... 4.. !44tOD j V - j 1 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs That have sold regularly at $44.60 to $47.50 tftve jmtterts). t04 7tZ tlOW 0x12 Wool and Fiber Rugs WSeeh good designs and color combinations, sold regularly t? 1 5 eye at $24 oor how OiOefO: 1 8.3x1 0.6 Wool and Fiber Rugs ' Nine good designs and color combinations, regularly sold at now.-. i, $15.85 fbrre 'Itl B l.owrred Prlecf oa May- till JO Suite of Five Pieces Flake-White Enamel j! $99.65 i r- u Hit...' ; i. Ti----ijrrrrw Interlink Steeh Springs 911. SO- - Nbw prtced a Interestingly that they are irresistible, gee them on th Third Floor. 121.50 ' All bM rtia eovMe leeie catkloaa an4. lpholtKrea karktt. $J,50 Broad-arm t'halr .........,...,...,..,..... - r-t31.ii Hewing Arm Kocker., -34. noil-arm Rocker or Chair.....,...'. .VZ:t.f0 . --$4u,iirt Klreside Win -back Heading Pocket Arm Chair or Kocker IpttSS.ftO $7$. 50 Chaise lounge wltn tail spring base and fun 5AZ Tt ieniflh cretonn) covered cushion and upholstered back. .v.' wHOi I J -Id- 3-. if--" L3. 1 Brass Beds Reduced 20 tlal t'aallasnsi Aai Stab Pit Bras Bee Wit fflgktr PetUheil Albsea Rasa USUI. At tie reealar a r lees they're good talsei, Hat far tal sat atytea kat ta rded tiatcA. t . $9,f0 Continuous fo Beds.....Ji,.......,..,......95a.llO Post veas.., ,.. m-f a, jo ; 40 and impound Beaver, and Fm press I : , VMS and $21M r . Felted Cotton Mattresses 314.75 and S 17.75- 138.80 Continuous MM stub fort Beds....... ....... ..M......,..S-50 34."0 ituk PMt HMlIi, ,.. i..,...84o.O 84 0 Stub Past Bad. AQotcfptiC9To Trad s5srn .. . . . f .Jin , vi- rrr b,; 7?aj - No Inf trestle Fine Wilton Rugs lOn such well known qualities an Akbsr ." "Mahal." "IjaKewood.' "Hlge low Imperlal-Bnngor." "8hah Abbus." "affdan.'" "Kabistan," -Hartrord-Kasona." "Karnack." Usu-s 8.8x10.8 Regularly tlio.oo to $186 00.. Now.-H85.75 H109.T5 p-Saea iutl. Ilegulany $U5.00 to i7i.uo. JVow....gsu.75 to f 1-45.00 Several Patterns, and Odd Pieces of Hall and Stair Carpet, at StochReducing , Lowered Prices i-s-Terms a whaleter j seleet. On aiv floor covering by 'the yard. Including linoleum, please bring measurements, that th needed yardage rna b rarvd tor you. - . Kxactly as 1 1 1 u s t rated - excepting tha bed w h 1 c h h a s straight ' filler-panels rather than cut-outs a t shown. t) o u b i e b 4 viae inly and they're sxjuara link and not Ish.bon shape a illustrated. ThU Is the spring that K d w a r d a ha vpts,laled In the past at 118.7k With only la left . In stock th price has been cut $1.35 on each to close them out quickly. and double bed sie.i T hut , o 1 1 and dov.hy felted cotton mattresses are covered with flower-strewn art tick with Imperial rolled edges.