TUESDAYS OCTOBER 18, 121.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,. PORTLAND, OREGON.
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TOWN TOPICS
' Kma
I . ; ' COMING EVENTS
umu4 yiuu mevuiix jroruftBVv
per. a -ist. . i i
Faeifto Interna Uoaal Urastock Eipodtloo.
I'trttand, XoTembcr t to 18.
, AaerKas Hutotial uawktira. Padfle Coaat
braneav" Port land. Komnbcr 2 aaaf . 2S.
Orron Bar aatocUtion.- Portland. December.
' Annual coorantJon Orsgon Cbfatiae Esdeawt
tide. Salem, reeraary IS to 19. .
Portland and . VldnUy Wadaasday
twttl, wiada, . , ..
: Oraaoa and Waahinaloo Wadaaaday
modcraw easterly wiada.
lair;
lair;
WEATHEB C0XDITI058
: Tka Alaakaa tlana has aond rapidly sooth
.Mtward and ia cmtral thistooraina owr Saa
katebaann. Tb tmwuai , mtinai raaaiirelir
low lf, Southern California and Ariiooa. Tha
PfWira- la normal or alightly abora in tha
norther Bqefcy oantaia tea-ion and oa the
North Atlantic coant. Precipitation waa Htbt
ana eoBitncd .- to Oraaxm. waatnnataa. Boulii-
wtera Idaho. Wejicra Montana and. tha wppcr
Jinsawipiv ralley. Tho weather la much
rr ta tha northern Rock F mountain rion and
correiPondtntlT eooler in tha central ; plain
Mate and mwiia Huauuppt Taney. -
Relattte humidity at Portland: Noon yea
terday. S4 per .oeat: S p. aa. yesterday. . 68
per-cant: S a. a, today. PS-par eent.
Precipitation since January 1 : Total, 28. VS
inches; normal. 29-72v inchfa; deficiency. 1.08
inches, . rKA.NK. UILLAM.
OBSERVATIONS
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Ca.ia.ry, Alt. , ,
Chicago, 111. --: . ;
Denver, Cola . . ,
Dee Moinea, lows
Kdmonton. Alta.
Fresno, Cal.
GaHaatut, Texas
Helena, Mont.
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Kaiuaa City, Mo. . ...
1-na Anseloa. CaU
Manhfield, Or. . .
Medford. Or.
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Phoenix, Ant. . . . . ,
Pittaburs, Pa.
Poratello, Idaho
Portland, Or.
Prineo Rnpert, B. C .....
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llnawall, N., M. ,...
Sacramento, Cal, ........
St. I.OTiij, Mo
tit. Paul. Minn i
Salt Ike City. TJUb
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Spokane, Wash . . . .
jTatoosh Island, Wash.
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Urian church house with the following
officers and directors 1: President, H. C
Knowtets; vice-president, saizabetn. 'Me-'
Orath;. secretary. Lnore 6chulte ;
treasurer. H. B. - Johnson : directors,
James Ormandjr, J. F ReiUr. ' Mrs. T.
KlnselL " Helen Milter Senn will be club
mentor. " Meetings will be held monthly.
All present and previous members of the
public speaking department of Portland
center. University of Oregon, are eligible
lor membership. , Several entertainments
are planned.' ., v j: " ''t:'?y ,-i
Can la" Grande Pastor The Rev.
James Aiken Smith, pastor of the First
PTeabyterian church at La Grande, Or,
was formally called Sunday, to the pas
torate of the' Hope Presbyterian church
of Portland. The Rev. Mr. Smith -came
to Portland Sunday upon the invitation
of Ote local congregation and preached
two sermons. He is expected to give his
answer to the congregation next Sunday
morning. ' The vacancy in Hope church
was caused by the drowning last sum
mer in the Sandy river-of .the pastor, the
Rev. H. K Giles, while rescuing a Boy
Scout from the river. ,Ti '
Skpe.r4' Alto lies Xliet Portland-Astoria-Seaside
division Iave Portland
70 a. m, 10:00 a. m, 1:00 p. nu, 4:15
p. m. Leaving Astoria 7 :15 a. m., 1 :15
m., 10:00 a. m, 1:30 p. m. 2:45 p. m.
and 6 :15 p. m. Direct connections at
Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop
Beach points. Busses leave St Charles
hotel.' 204 Morrison street. Telephone
Marshall 4381. Adv. w
Diamond Tsleres Bssy, Diamond
thieves continue their operatloBs in the
city, accocdinar to two reports filed at
police headquarters this morning. Mrs.
C. H. Wheeler, 415 Montgomery drive,
reported the loss of a platinum ring set
with three half karat diamonds and
coral ring. Mrs. W. H-. Adams, 627
LoveJoy street, reported the loss : of a
ring set with three half karat diamonds.
Land Sealers to Meet Xhe Initial num
ber of a series of educational conferences
for real estate dealers VI II be held to
night in the green room of the Chamber
of Commerce, under direction of the
Portland Realty bosrd. Real estate of'
flee systems will be explained by J,
Lode Richardson of the Frank L. Mo
Gulre company, and A. R. Ritter, chair
man of the letral forms committee of
the realty board, will deliver an address
on the work accomplished by that com
mittee. Similar conferences will be held
each week during the next eight weeks,
according to Paul AL Cowgill, secretary
"of the Portland realty board. f
Handler to Talk on Corporation De
partmentThe better bunir.css bureau of
te Portland Ad club will have charge
of the club's' luncheon at the Benson
hotel Wednesday noon. T. B- Handley,
corporation commissioner v of Oregon,
will speak on "The . Corporation Depart
, ment Its Functions and Methods of
. Operation.' There will also be an ex
... position ol "How to Get the Get-Rich-.
. Qulck-Walllngford and Thus Protect
Legitimate Business." Percy A. Camp
bell, assisted by Miss Flora May Ross,
, will present a "Musical Comedy."
T. M. C. A. to Aid Rnssla The T. M.
1 C A. will offer comfort and cheer in
strife torn Russia, according to H. W.
Stone, general secretary of the Portland
association. Mr. Stone has returned from
Chicago where he attended a meeting
' ' , I J AAA AAA J
fund for employed secretaries. A Y. M.
C. A. building will be erected in Moscow.
- During the executive session -in Chicago
there was read a telegram from John
Wartamaker, who said he wag ready to
plve- the money necessary to construct
the building. j
Pole Hearing Again Postponed Hear
,lng on the permanent injunction order
'asked against the state highway com
' mission by the Postal Telegraph com-
pany was postponed again at Monday's
session of the federal court. On the
motion of attorneys the case waa set
over until October 28 for hearing. The
telegraph company is seeking to have
the highway commission enjoined from
interfering with the erection of a tele
graph line along the lower Columbia
river highway from Coble to Astoria.
Chareh Federation Meets Tonlg-ht
The second annual meeting of the Port
land Federation of Churches will be held
at 7 :45 o'clock tonight in the First
Presbyterian .church house, Amedee M.
S Smith, president, will preside, and Ralph
V., ATIUAXCV. CWUUf, BWVMUJ. will k'v
sent hisj annual report. An amendment
to the constitution will be presented
, proposing a change In name to the Port
f land Council of' Churches.
, ' Case Takes fader AdTlseBient Fed-
. eral Judge Bean took under advisement
Monday a demurrer, which was pre
; sented and argued by attorneys for the
- Grand -Ronde Lumber company to a
complaint which the government has
I filed against them charging fraud In se
- curing valuable timber lands la Eastern
Oregon. About ISO iUegal entries by the
dummy entry process are alleged.
'.' Cssrth Teams Called to Meeting A
representative from every church bas-
.ket ball team in the city has been re
; quested to be at the Y. M. C A. tonight
i- when a meeting . ot the t Inter-Church
Athletic association will be held In the
i office of Wtllard F. Rouse, boys' work
secretary. , Sunday school or young
people's society basketball teams desir
ing to Join this tnterchurch association
ate Invited to participate in the meeting.
Homecoming la Cslna Somewhere in
China there soon will be a happy home
. coming. ' Herbert Low. merchant, wiH
leave soon, accompanied by his cousin,
Kwong Low, and his two daughters.
Xx)w has been in business in Portland
tO years. He has not. seen his mother
, for 23 years. "We do not belong to; a
; tong and are not leaving becase we f ear
tong war, said "the Lows.
Xxpressloa Clsh Formed The TJrU
t versity of Oregon Expression club was
organUed Monday at tha First Presby-
Straek by Bseket John Bell, 745 Syra
cuse street, waa badly injured about the
hips early this morning when he was
caught between a coal bucket and the
side of a shin at Municipal terminal No.
4. while loading coal. He was taken to
St Vincents hospital by the Arrow Am
bulance company. His condition Is not
considered serious. : t
Forest - Examiner Re tarns Walter
Leve, forest examiner in -the planting
division, has returned from an inspec
tion of the Sol due planting area-on the
Olympic national forest in Northwestern
Washington. The 1393 acres of .re
forested land are looking remarkably
well, Leve reports.
College Store The Reed College Co-
onarative store moved to its new quar
ters in the commons building Monday
Hobart Benson, manager,' is enthusi
astic over the location in the new build
ing and he has announced an increase
In the store's merchandising activities.
In the evening the store win serve . a
buffet luncheon.
Sisters' Benefit Carnival For the
benefit of the Sisters of St .Majrys In
stitute, Beaverton. a three-day carnival
and fair will be held In the MultnomahH
hotel commencing on the evening of Oc
tober 27. A committee- composed of
representatives from all the Catholic so
cieties is in charge of the affair.
Shepard's Asto Bss Lines Multnomah
Falls division. Leave Portland $:30
'ra., 11 -a. m., 2 :45 p. m., 4 :30 p. m. dally.
Leave Multnomah Falls 7:15 a. m ll:li
a. m., 12:55 p. m., 4 p. m. and 6:10 p. m.
dally. Busses leave St Charles hotel,
204 Morrison street" Telephone Marshall
4381. Adv.
Socialist Labor Party Discussion
The United States Constitution and Its
Significance to the Revolutionary Labor
Movement" will be the subject .for dis
cussion at a study catss conducted by
the Socialist Labor party in .room 438,
Worcester building. Third and Oak
streets, Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
Shepard's Asto Sss itaes Portland-
St' Helens-Astoria division : Leave Port
land 12 p. m.; 7:30 a. m 10 a. m., 1 p. m
4:15 p. m. Leave Astoria 7:15 a. m- 10
a. m 1 :30 p. m.. 3 :30 p. m.. 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday. Sunday and holidays. Busses
leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
street Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
"Oregos, the Wonder laadn A course
of eight lectures to be given by John. p.
tiomer, historian and author. All who
wish to hear these lectures please for
ward names and checks before Thurs
day this week to John T. Hotchkiss. 133
Third street, acting treasurer. - One dol-1
lar per person pays, for entire course,
provided sufficient number subscribe to
pay. traveling expenses of lecturer. The
lectures are planned or Friday evenings,
beginning October 21, at the publio li
brary. Adv. ,
"Is Honest Goteramest - Possible 1"
The open forum of Democracy will meet
in room A, central library, on Wednes
day evening' at i o'clock. F, S.' Myers
will be the principal "speaker.-C Hia sub
ject .wyi be, "Ia Honest and. Efficient
Government - Ioeaibie in . the United
States 7" Open disctisalon .will follow.
Three t? sod Teaers Wanted for small
local glee club, 202 Tilford bldg. Adv.
Prowlers Get ilff Prowlers - entered
the room of M. R. Chipman, 1113 Haw
thome-avenue Monday niaht- and stole
316- from Chlpman's trousers. Entrance
was gained with a pass key. - " -
Shepard's Ante lies Liaes Portland-
Hood - River" division, ' Leave. Portland
Mi l. m.. ll. a. rn 2:45 p. m. and 4:30
pu m. dally. Leave Hood River 9:30 a.
.11 a. m 2:20 p. tn. and JO p. m.
dally. Bosses leave St Charles hotel, 204
Morrison at. Telephone Mar.- 4J8L Adv.
"Fortlaad, My -City," Is Diseessed
An open .forum an the sabject "Port
land. My City," will be held Friday-at
8 p. m. at the Men's Resort Fourth and
Bumaide etreeta A community sing
will precede the discussion. All men are
ivited. .
The Only rrepev nmner te Call !
East 3088 when yon require the Salvation
Army truck to' call for your waste mate
rial. Help us to help others by yoaxr
help. Address 24 Union avenue. Major
John Bree. district officer. Adv.
Hinsdale-- Boat Changed Hillsdale
rural mail routes 1 and 2 became Port
land routes 5 and 6 this morning. About
7 Off mail Jttoxes are affected,' many, of
them within the Portland city, limits.
Portlaad-Newbera Has Leave Fourth
and Alder daily, 8, 9:30, 11 a. m., and t,
2:30. 4:15 6:30. 6:30 p. m.; Saturday
and Sunday 11 :15 p. m. - Phone Main
3314. Adv. .
Waifelagtoa PUtter Wan Board for
walla and ceilings has no equal. The J.
McCraken Co., Blake-McFall bldg. Adv.
Dalles . steamer, weaving Taylor street
dock Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
p. m. ; fare II. Main 8965 Adv.
Dr. - Coraellas Robbed Thieves en
tered the home of Dr. C. W. Cornelius,
718 Wayne avenue, . during the dinner
hour Monday evening and made away
with: Jewelry valued at several hundred i
dollars. Included" in4 the loot "were a
watch, with the ease set with 'Jewels; a
gold brooch, a goM, ring and a diamond
pin,'. - r ' ' ! " - -'
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' .Mrs,- M. Teasg's class for., beginners
meets Friday evenings 1 JO.- Advanced
dancers f intVWS tPhone- East "H9.
Unnea hall. 66 Irving. Adv ,
1 FerUaad , Tmamoek - Cadlllae 4 Stage,
Boyt hotel, daily at 8:15 a. m, and t .
ra.f Special arrangements made for fish
tag parties. Air. . r-t,t - A - j
Feet. Hartt j See our. loot spec iai int.
X-ray services free. Knight Shoe- com
pany, Morrison near. Broadway. Adv..'
v 8lr. AmerftaV--St' Helena yla Colombia
river, 2 JO p. m. daily; 11 JO a. m. Sun
day. Alder et dock. Main 8323. Adv.
". leet Hart 1 S See our foot specialist
X-ray services free. Knight Shoe com
pany, Morrson near, eroaaway aov. t-
Fertlaad-aleaav Stage Leaves Seward
heteL Tenth and Alder, every hour from
T a. m. to 7 p. m. Faxe, 1.76Adv. f i
Child Harts Htad Thomas Woodyard,
13. of 65 East Sixty-ninth street, suffered
what is thought to be "a fractured skull
when he fell from his wagon with
ilk
mm
Popular
Prices
'
had
Biggest Reductions of
Any Eating Place
in Portland
VaTft flVSh Ir a tkDAa -tnrr' la 4V , At
and are riving the public the most
and best for the laiutt mAnv N
All Soups, a big- bowl.. ..K-
P.VStpV Pisaaraa P4a . - iF Zl
a. av VM ar a a . a e aaa
Potato Salad
Shrimp Salad .. gi
11 Vegetables ..
All
Cake
Rcast Pork
Rnait Vul
Roast Beef
fSa
-20e
54
w ..(aaaaeaaMaBtffJ
Beef Stew .... tl-S 1
Corned Beef Hash IXS
Coffee, Tea or Milk .: 5 v
Bread and Butter Free with -Meat
or Egg Orders.
Young'sDairyLiuich
4!9 SUrk et. Between 11th and 12th
having al-
ways been
the p r e -vailing
policy in
. our restau
rs n't, w e
have nec
essarily al-'i
a a
ways naa to maintain
the lowes t possible
minimum standard of
prices commensurate
with service-that emi
nently satisfies our cus
tomers. For what you want at
no more than you ought
to pay, we invite you
here for breakfast, lunch
or dinner. .
which he was playing in front ofhis
home' Monday " evening." The -boy" was
taken to the Good Samaritan hospital
J SatcW-if V0t Clty-StageCoanecta O.H.
trains Noa. 6 and t for Mill City,' Joseph,
Hamman. v; Salem.- Prop. Adv.- . ,
8. A Hr43rewa Bvaaspt for Cask. HoV
man Fuel Ca. Uatn 85V660-2L AdVr
-: . 2 ' - " I .f
Team Tryduts f or 1
DebateHeld atfiepd
v " 1 -i " Ti i
Tryouts for places on the varsity team
which will meet the University of Oregon
and a A. C In triangular debate in De
cember held" at Reed college, reaulted in
the selection of Kaston Rothwell. Lewis'
Jones, Jacob Weinsteln., David Cohen,
Gibson, . Bowies. and Marlam vDickey.
From this group' two ; twe-meh steams
each with one alternate will be- selected.
Roth-well. Jones and . Weinetem - were
memSers ott the team ; which defeated
the ta o state college in debate a -year
ago.-The ether 'men are new debaters
at ReedC 4 Bowled and Dtckey are "mem-
bers of the freshman cl
si.
You'll Like Tweeds
TJXjR gmetiom Tworfs hare
X1 been popular.' Their irregular
but pleasing weaves, their tomplicity
and sttixdmess in Uxlme, have long "
established them as the ideal ma
terial for constant peer. '
. Tweed remains gooi looking and al
ways retains the earmarks of qnalir.
The' newest patterns and colors now
on display, give you a wide selection
frtmithe finest Ftgnm
looms.' J ; ': f . -
Suits and Extra Trousers
Prices $45, $55, $65
and Upward ;
KICOIX TiOlor
W Jerremg Soxuif-
' Oscar M. Smith, Manager
108 TJiird St. Near Washington
Youn met
Tweed being tvorn .
this coming ewon
then ever before.
Smperial
Hotel
ELLIS EWING
16 years head WATCHMAKER at
Staples, now at S04 OEBLI2T6B&
BiBO, Id and Alder Sts, Mar. 41(4.
Have year wateh examined and re
paired by a watchmaker.
j BEST SEIY1CE-IEMT COST
.;
Well tell the price
BMCE
to the tune of , '
"Vic Meyer.' Syncopaterg"
BE.CrTIFCI.
BROADWAY HALL
ETEBT 2UGHT EXCEPT SUHBAT
. SPECIAL GIRL REVIEW
KVEBT SIGHT -t "
Pretty Girts
Clever Baaeiag
w
.' The Mest EeoBomleal Hosse Ceal ef Hlgkest QsaUty
FAMOUS RICHMOND (PELAW MAIN)
The Best Australian Lump Coal
- . MIXED AT '
Newcstle, N. S: W.?
COLUMBIA RIVER COAL CO.
Worcester Buildlno: - Mlm 4635
THE FAMOUS
Castle Gate Coal
"Utah' Beit
We give trade buttons with cash sales. Samples of aduini
tram ware in our window. - v - -
ECONOMY FUEL GO.:
31 Grand Avenue --- v . . ' -; - ? East 214
s -t J I
al a t al i- A ia A'a. at
1 A
v 7 & & ; v 7
rl v 4 i' : ' v r
Notice:
So many, people took advantage-of ; the Radiant-"
fire Sale (at'$l down !) that it looks as if the said"
will close tomorrow! ) - " -
Don't, put it off till the sale is over!
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
The charm, allure-
ment and thrill of
good music and
the enjpyment of
dancingf are yours
. -
at - -
Ye
OREGON
GRILL
Whether you are
partaking of a
sumptuous din-,
ner, an evening
lunch or light re
fresments. Extensive Jt choice
of finest prepared;
foods, skilfully
served .and in an
atmosphere of
luxury.
riiumuiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiuiimuiiimiiirr.,
-a. nanaamiamBamammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma
I f
J().$S .price ; for
; these silk . umbrellas
- WlttesaUiir; borders
and 'taped edges
.jive them tri air of'
smartness! ' Bacot
' fie, handles, leather
straps and' k cord
Sloops add variety.
: i 'f I
ii
''rips and ferrules to "
match handles In j
many cisci.; Such
wanted shades 'as '
rtrown. navy," green.. .,
jrey, pufple, red
" and black, . 1 .
; $b45 for such unusual
; strap Iwrisi gloves : ;
These 'firs, 'cool
rainy days .? make
car Stoves. ,wel
- come doubly' . so
'when they are strap
wrist v models with
two-tone ' embroid-
' ery. , A new Ahip-?
ment his Just. ar---.
rived. Dark brown, J-
- beaver and the Rus;v
sian brown that' is
so.-KOod with the "
new '. winter otii
fords.- .-.
95c for Kayser khit knickers
rr-a closing put price
We're, closing our ,
knit ynderwear. de
partment so these
Kayser knit: knick--ers
are price low
ered. Flesh ; or"
white in all tsizes.
t Who's your
nosier? .
We have
complete
assortments
Phoenix
Pdintex -Gotham
fjold stripe
Bergtex
Maid-tu-ware
Wool hose
MORRISON . ST. 4- POST OFFICE OPPOSITE
Umbrellas
At.... n. .A"
be recovered
should v be
brought to our
umbrella hos
' pital. " ,
Formerly Known as t JTo mend
9 s rMsdz
a m b r e 1 las
and make them
look like new
is the aim of
our umbrella
hospital. . ,:
"It's Nice to Get Up in the Morning," if You Have a:
HESSMS-FOMAGI
for the' thermostatic regulator wHi hive started the furnace andf
your house'will be warm and comfortable. And what a pleasure to
, -come home after an evening out and not hive to to to bed td
keep warm 1 - ' ' :t-&. -1 ' V .' ;S
v rAnd ia additigivto.Jtb.is REAL COMFORT, there is :
No'Dirtei:I
- " NoAshes ,vK f.No.' Ls.bor USiM
m va Js leesak..f "tiAr 4c4 Jha mt tw na.V4r A 4l. ae a .. . a
WINTER averaged about- two? dollars: per room per month; at'
present fas rates. - y ; : -. vf - 5'
01 V J , ; . FIGURE IT OUTi. 4 r f
and. then k see -them 'demonstrated at ; i .: .
' 304; OAK STOEET ; f
.Hess,; Furnace . Iilantfactniring Co-
- ; . I OR EDWARDS Ca, FIFTH AND OAK ' " . . Z :
' " We will allow you s fair price ior-your-old furnace. "
Cities and fields; I
yy
' Opportunity has. never been restricted to i any circum
scribed area. , Wherever men and womerj, young and old
alikefe aHve Jtp!to
hayematde reacjyjfbr; it, Opporti The boy
on the remote farm,: far from "the slightest; contact with his
fellows-rthe office boy in the heart of the city'rush, a tnere
cog in the great business machine, each is visited by the great
benefactress, Opportunity. - - ;
This fact has found proof,' time and agan in the careers
of prominent mentin th f history of the Nation s develop
ment. Whether from city pf field, each had the, vision to pre
. pare for his Opportunity. - WiiHout: preparation they wduld
have remained on a level with their helpless fellows.
" ' Let us help you save and prepare. . , . . . ' -
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