! THeVoREGON- DAILY.' JOURNAL, . PORTLAND OREGON-.!
" .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. lOTl.'
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FOnEIGN-BOfttl TO
Uf CITIZENS
AT AUDITORIUM
. Judf Jacob Kapsler, ho heads; tha
eotnmlttea appointed fraro tha Amarl
ca.nlz.Uon eommlttaa vt Portland to ar-
- ranaV for an AmericanlsaUon ,wk. ao
nouncta that en of ths notabla .features
. M las ic patriotVe demonstration at
Th A odi torture during- tha week, will
;b tha, admission into loll tfUsenship of
,a larf class of foietgn-born people, tha
crnonles being ttr chars f Charlea
K "VfolTarton, Judf of tha Vnltad
Juu district court, ' ,. '
: Judta Wolvarton, said In speaking of
mericantaallon : I am in hearty tym-
pathy, with an movement that will tend
tio Arnencamaauon Jn spirit as well aa
in nana Many uaa our schools almply.
an v far a.a It Is.necsssary to acqulrs
. aunicltnt ' knowledf of our civil ao
.' arnmetlt to enable them to paaa tha or
deal In court. I would Ilka to aaa them
taka a aroader view of tha extfency and
avalrthsmsetvaa of (h advantages of
.fared them to acquire a knowledge of
.Ule htatory . of our country and of our
, . Inatif tttlona and of - Ufa customs and
. .nabUa of. our peopia. iThia would an
' courage and Instill into their minds an
; Interest In clUaenahlp aa applicable to
ithia eountry. " .
f "l ara afraid too many of those de
siring;, naturaliaaUon aeek It only for
, their, e;Wn advantages 'In a mercenary
., spirit, without much, thought whether
they can be of reciprocal advantage to
the country, to tha community In which
they live or te tha people with whom
they ara to associate. They should be
encouraged to feel that good citizenship
'and loyalty to tha government will be
; exacted of them, and to that extent they
should adapt their actions to the1 sentiment-"
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The committee meeting , was attended
by Mtas Anne . Mulheron,, Lawrence. R.
Wheeler. W. V. Tomllrmon, A. M. bray.
H. K. Katvalage, H. J. Langoe. Fred
Park, J. C. Henderson -and Judge Kanx
ler. Mtaa Mulheron was made tha head
of a sub-committee for the wocklng out
of programs for community celebrations
during Americanisatlon- week. - Judge
Kansier, Wheeler and Langoe constitute
a cornmlttee which will wait upon
Mayor Baker In regard to the date for
the) celebration.
Foch Pronounced
As "Gosh," Says
' General Pershing
" 8U touts.' No. t.'N. &) .
Here's the official dope by which you
may settle your beta:
"Pronounce Foch to rhyme wifh By
Gosh! aald General John J. Peiahinc
la answer to a query here today, re
garding the correct t onnunclat-'on of
the noted Frehm tn's name.
Tres bien." said the allied ' su
preme commander. simllJiC.
LIVESTOCK SHOW
rtlf SATURDAY
Rollege Fraternity
Planning Conclave
For Next -Month
' Carl Stebinger Was elected president of
lha Portland alumni chapter of Kappa
Sigma fraternity and plans for' holding In
Portland oil Dicember 30 and 21 the bi
ennial seventeenth district conclave of
the fraternity were started through the
appointment of committees at a meeting
held Wednesday afternoon at the Oregon
hotel.
' Other officers elected were J. B. Hunt,
secretary, and Kenneth Robinson, treas
urer. The officers and a group of com
mitteemen will be charged with the prep
aration of a program of business and
pleasure for the conclave which will
draw to Portland several hundred college
men. both undergraduates and alumni,
from the five chapters of Kappa Sigma
In the Northwest, to add to the nearly
150 members of the Portland alumni
chapter. The schools to be represented
officially by delegates are the Univer
sities of Oregon. Washington and Idaho
and Oregon Agricultural college and
Washington State college.
Pasco Man HasCopjr
Of Civil War Daily
Issued in Wall Paper
Whm W. J." Conrad of Paaco. Wash
uapscaea nis suitcase in rortiancl on
hi way home after a visit In Veeders
burg, Ind.. he found a copy of the Vlcks-
burg Iatly Cltlsen. Civil war time
paper, printed on wall paper. Conrad's
cuuy was an Issue of July 2, 1163.
; Conrad believes that his cousin. An
thony Roaenbargerl: his "buddy" in the
"lfty-thlrd . Indiana regiment. r wKh
whom ha vtsltod In Veedersburg. put the
copy In his traveling bag and forgot to
tell him of It. .The copy is plther a well
preserved genuine copy or a facsimile.
Wall paper wa the only paper Available
staring the siege of VICkabnrg.
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!Headq uarters fpr the Pacific -International-
Livestock exposition wen) moved
Wednesday night . from the regular of
fices in tha Northwestern Bank building'
to the new exhibits annex, adjoining the
10-acre stock .. show pavilion, at" North
Portland. Oeneral Manager O. M.
Plutnmer and his cor pa of stenograph
ers and clerk opened their new head
quarters on the grounds early . this
morning, and are completing the last
details of preparations tor the launch
ing of the show, which opens at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning. , - - . .
Two .special livestock trains from the
Western Royal Livestock show left Spo
kane last night. ' The special livestock
train which left San Francisco Monday
morning,' arrived it 9 l mv Wednesday,
bringing tt carloads of blue ribbon an
imals.' The great pavilion Is rapidly
f tiling and She- management expects .to
ws
have . tt. filled to .capacity by .Friday
nlsht, -x t
Saturday ' wfUV be school children's
day with ree admlssioa to all boys and
gtrlsof school age. - The doors of the x
noatuoa will be thrown open t 8 :10 a.
m. Special street car service, with di-rect-to-stock
show i cars leaving, : on
Broadway, beginning at Salmon,' every
Bin minutes, win be Inaugurated at
a. m.. Saturday 'Double ears will be
used during nun hours and P. It U c
P company, officials etate that the serv
ice will be increased as needed. ;
Beats for the night horse shows and
matinees are being sold in advance at
tha Sherman-Clay, store!- The public Is
urged to secure, seats, .in ; advance for
thea events, and aid 14 facilitating the
handling of tha torse show crowds. ' r r i
PulpitJ Calls; "1 v
:Pa;$tor Quits; as
;' iN e w s Puhlisher
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, KansasCity, .JCov 3. CL ;X.;S. The
Re v Burris A. .Jenkins," paator of the
Linwood Boulevard Chrlstiaft church,
today severed ibis connection ; with the
Kansas City Post, of which be has been
publisher for-.neany three .years.
Pressure 'cf church activities, ii was
stated, made a choice necessary' between
the 'church: and the newspaper. u
-The church, la and always has been
my first '' consideration," r. ' Jenkins
stated.' ,v , , . -
Dick." Smith, managing: . editor, will f be
editor-in-chief and will bav4 charge of
then publication ot tha paper for ; the
present It was annoqaaed. ; :
i .tj-, : . r iz.-
flardin&and lauder
;Play? Golf -Together
, Washington,"- Nor. J. (U i P.y--Presi-dent!
Harding' went golfing early today
. with . Harry Lauder,-' Scotch comedian.
Despite a cold wind, Lauder was- la his
usual Scotch, costume with knees bare. '
Other Cities iTHnkv;
Exposition Certain;
5 Declares Boh Hall
' Bob HaU. who-makes a hit at -the Or
pheum this week with soitga which he J
makes np aa be goes along, aays thatj .
Vancouver, B. C, Seattle and a number
of .other cities to which his sinslns takes
him. don't know there is any question, as
to whether there will be a 1915 exposi
tion In Oregon. ' . ..
"They think the Question is already
aeUled." he aald today. :At every show
I'intrcduce a song about the exposition
and a&k those In. the audleace who ara
going to attend to join wiUi, me. - Say.
Judged -by ther' results therb - wilt - be a..
108 -per. cent attendance .from - other .
cities :-m ?-
Hall presented extern ptore versa in be- i
half of the exposition mt the Rotary' nd
Klwania clubs this week which won car
dial applause.
REOI8TEB. TAKE3SV BOBBED . ' "
.Boys broke into a grocery etor oper
ated at 1190 'Knapp avenue b' F. W.
Bartholomew Wednesday night and car
rier away the '-cash register containing .
S.V The register was ound in vacant
lot near by. .where tha boys had . O
carded after removing the mxey, ? -
More Delay Denied
In J. Bourne Case
Further delay In the suit brought
against Jonathan Bourne Jr. by R. M.
Stokesbury, was denied the defendant
Wednesday by Federal Judge R. S.
Bean. The court, set the' suit for trial
'on December 19 and ordered counsel for
Bourne to have Bourne s depositions on
file In Uie clerk's office within 30 days.
Stokesbury has brought suit for the re
covery of stock he . formerly owned In
the Kurcka District Gold Mining com
toasted to seal
in the delicious
Burley flavor
Indian Breaks Word;;
Is Arrested Again
Joe Kuckup, aged Warm Springs. res
ervation Indian, failed to take advantage
of the "second chance" the government
gave him recently, so he must stand
trial .on a charge of introducing liquor
on the reservation. Otherwise his conduction-the
reservation Is 'ideal, says
the superintendent. Judge Wolverton
set his trial for December 14, after the
Indian pleaded not guilty. Kuckup is
at liberty under $700 bail.
EARLY RESIDENT DIES
Monleaano, Wash., Nov. 3. Funeral
services were held Wednesday for Mrs.
Mary' J. Lynch, 72. who came here with
her. husband In 1885.
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An Unparalleled
Economy Garment Sale Event
' ; V' ' - in which , - ;.
Positively Every Winter Suit in the House Is
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A card on the wall ol
Edison's 1 abort, tory,
fluotlnf Str Joshua Rey
nolds, reads:'
"There -f$ no 'exr'edient '
to which a man will not
resort to avoid the real
Utor of thinking.".
"Reynolds was right,'
aid Edison.: . "Every
where in the world we
tee men trying to escape
the full use of their
minds."
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A big, pari sugar trick
FREE with vry poand
of Royal Clab, Coffee. : -
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IsEdi
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Is, "thinking the hardest thing in
the world fpr those who"have not
formed the habit?V, We do not
believe it is for the people of the
Northwest -who have -the repu
tation for doing things on a big
scale. We believe they will stop,
and do a little intensive thinking.
Did it ever occur to you that
BETTER COFFEE is roasted here
in the NORTHWEST than a thou
sand miles away?
Do you know 'what a surpassingly
rich and mellow flavor- ROYAL
. CLUB COFFEE has? Thousands
of. 'pounds of Royal Club are roasted
fresh every day in- Portland
VACUUM PACKED to retain the
flavor. W
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In a public message. Governor
Olcott urges the public to buy
Northwest manufactured products.
The loyalty of Californians to the
products of their state is proverbial.
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If you believe m trie "Northwest and
wish to build upVNorthwest indus
tries, use ROYALCLUB or some
.other NORTHWEST ROASTED
. COFFEE. Think this over!
LANG A-CO PortW. Orego.
Coff Reates CaixiT 'Maaufactorm
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WE WANT FIVE HUNDRED PORTLAND WOMEN TJD PARTICIPATE IN THIS
THE MOST PHENOMENAL MERCHANDISING FEAT IN OUR HISTORY!
at
HALF
PRICE!
NO RESERVATIONS! NO EXCEPTIONS!
UNPARALLELED, Because it occurs on the threshold of the
winter, season with months of winter wear ahead ! .
--UNPARALLELED, Because every: Suit is a iiew a stunning a'
, fascinating winter model in stock but a few short weeks! "
UNPARALLELED, Because this is NOT a sale of suits bought for
salq purposes but an absolute and unreserved dispqsal of our com
plete lines of high-grade Suits frpm America's foremost mariufac-
Half Price!
Glance at the, eight delightful styles wc have pictured and
remember that there are fifty others; in every size, for the
slim miss who wears a 16 size, to the dignified matron who
requires specially designed suits in size 51! the finest models
the season has brought forth! ........ ........
At
Coming as It Does, in Time for Thanksgiving
and Holiday Festivities-- Every
Portland Woman Will Appre
- ciate Its Importance!
Every exquisite costume suiti-claboratery embroidered and
fur trimmed and every stunning tailored model included.
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Developed in
Moostvoe, Dnvef &e Laine,
Yalama, Tricotiae, Poiret
TwiBaJ
Far' Trimmings of
Mole, Squirrel, Nutria,
, . Wolf . QpossBsa, . . .
Basvaratte.
Se Our Three Large Window DUplaysl
Select Your Suit Tonight and Be on Hand
. i Tomorrow Morning at'Nhxel '
$1 l5:oo. Suits, rnow. .$57.50 .
$5:po Suits, - now-. $47.50
$ 89.50 Suits, tnow, .$44.75 .
S 79.50 Suits, now. .$39.75
69.50 Suits, now. .$345 :
$ 59.50 Suits, now. .$29.75 f
$ 49.50 ' Suits, noVv .$24.75
$ 39.50 Suits, ' now. . $19.75
$ 29.50 Suits,; now. .$14.75'
; , EVERY SALE FINAL ,;
4-Owing to the extraordinary redactions, there
can be no. exchanges, refunds -or lyawy
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