Tun ghi:gon daily .journal, fohtland,
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VIDEHING NEEDED
: 10 REIIEVE JAM
' Widening- of Burnside. Morrison and
'- Madison street from the river bride
; :o probably FUth street is advocated
' iiy City Commissioner Barbur as a step
J -towards properly caring for the con
.MawJy Increasing vehicular traffic
und In anticipation of the rebuilding of
. ihese bridges -with widths ot $0 feet
'at least. ; - ; : ,--
'Commissioner ' Barbur proposes to
'"call a meeting of the property owners
t directly interested within the next
. t few weeks, and to invite the city plan
- rtng commission to participate ia this
t conference. ';? ;;..;
S In. the case of Madison street, he
points out. there Is an entire vacant
J Mock opposite the city hail, and the
t xt block to the at is park property
which could be v utilised for street
t widening. The buildings between that
and the river On this street are of such
, haraeter that they rould be cut back
'or areaded. "seas to provide the neces
t xary widtto tola, street and sidewalk
purposes. . . ..' -. ' '
Lists of property owners en these
three streets, between the x river and
-v nfth street, are being checked up,
rand as soon as this work. Is completed
j a 'call will be Issued for the conference
on the project of, street widening.
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X8THf ATE OX HAR0-8rKFA.CE
,j ' FOK EAST MOKKISOS ASKED
- '4 '. Because of the intolerable condition
?rt the street surface on Kast Morrison,
from East Water street to Union are
k nue. Commissioner barbur recommends
' that the city council pass a resolution
, J requesting City Kngtneer Laurgaard to
" f make an estimate on the cost of hard
. .surfacing this street. At present It is
; r. paved with wood blocks and the period
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for-m&intenanc has expired, but Bar
bur reports that the street is -in such
bad condition that ' some Immediate
steps must be taken for its betterment, i
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CITT HAfcX. BKIEFS
A permit to erect it one-story struc
tures for garages at a- location on East
Davis street, betwen Kast Kirbth and
Kast Ninth streets. Js asked for toy
Flora Olive FT aser. Protests have
been filed against granting the permit,
and the matter - wiil be referred- t
Commissioner Barbur for. his recom
mendation,. - '..i ' -r - v
: Max 1 . Skibbe ; wants a permit - to
erect a one-story concrete building
for a: public carafe and as an t
tension to his present building front-"
Ing on lth avenue between 46th and
47th street southeast ; tad w; t M.
Heaeock has applied to the city coun
cil for a permit -to erect- a lumber
shed and frame building for a planing
mill .at "a location en Kast Irving
street, between Kast lid and ast 5atl
streets.- . i - ' - -.
, Application far a permit to erect and
maintain-a building for a motion pic
ture theatre at the northeast corner
of Jefferson and 12th streets has been
made to the city council by M. Palley,
W. E. Watson and others have ap
plied to the eity council' for the vaX
cation of alt that portion, of East Ev
erett street which lies between the east
line of ast I5Cn and the West line
of East 17th street, except 80 feet in
the intersection of East 16th street.
The matter will be before the couneU
at Its meeting, on December 1. .. f
Fines Assessed to
Three Violators, of
Oregon'GameLaws
Alvin Smith of Malta, who accidentty
shot ; and - killed Evan Taylor of the
same place while hunting for quail
November 4. was fined $75 at Klamath
Falls Saturday for hunting quail out
of season, according to a report filed at
the headquarters of the state game
commission -today. :
Beports of two other trials also were
received" from Klamath Falls. Regs
for huntinng- without- a license and
Scenchins of Chiloquin was fined $25
"Dutch" Crawford, also Of Chiloquin
$25. for hunting game birds during
closed season, .
visits mm :
t AFTER 57 YEARS
Time has dealt kindly with Louis
Knapp and with the city of Portland
during the last 57 years, but the two
have developed along widely variant
lines,; and when Knapp came tip from
Port Orford last week to attend the
livestock: show be found little to re
mind him of the city of 1SS3. which
was the date of his last . visit. For
nearly half a century lioois Knapp has
operated the Knapp hotel at Port Or
ford and has made lew journeys to
the Outside world and - none to the
larger cities.
' Knapp- Is a. most kindly and hospitable-gentleman,
given : to a habit of
courtesy sadly lacking in the present
J feneration. His hotel at Port Orford
s the Jneeca of the sportsmen who g
to Curry county to fish and hunt.
ID9BEB MA!fAGER FRED .
Richard Bat 6, export. T manager for
the Robert Butler Lumber company,
was fined $100 this morning by Judge
Bean on his plea of guilty to attempt
ing to smuggle five bottles of liquor
into Portland from a 'company steamer
moored at Marshfield. Sate is a gradu
ate of th University of - Japan and the
University of Chicago. '
VETEBA3T DE5IED WRIT i
In an opinion handed down7 this
morning Federal Judge C. -i-X. Wolver
ton denied to ' James H. Spencer, ex
Canadian World war veterans his peti
tion ., for a writ of habeas corpus.
Spencer, who is en , parole from the
state of Oregon for one year, claimed
immunity from arrest by the govern
ment rintil his parole expired. The
federal court later indicted him for
alleged personation . of a prohibition
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- TRGES CHRISTMAS MAIIIKO '
postmaster . John M. Jones today
issued an appeal to all persons who
are preparing to send Christmas pack
ages abroad to get them into the mails
early. The overseas holiday period of
mailing begins November IS. and the
last "Christmas ship!, will leave Kew
York; about December 1 or 15, Direc
tions for proper preparation of pack
ages for mailing may be had from the
postmaster at each station in the city.
It is important that each; package be
properly addressed and prepared for
the mails before the rush season. , -r - ,
ALLIES HUMILIATED S
: BY TURKISH LEADER
.' - (Coathnwd rma Pat OS)
were unable to take measures which
mijht lead to war without the consent
of their respective governments. The
consent of the British government was
received almost at once, giving a free
hand to General Hartngton and Sir
Rumbold, but the replies of the French
and Italian governments have not yet
been received, ;. though a week: has
passed since th sur rest ion was made.
- General Haringtott' decided that,
though the situation was critical and
that more firmness should be shown,
he would be unable to carry out the
suggestion ot the - hifh commissioners
alone.
Kegotiations with the Turks con
tinue and it is believed that a compro
mise will be reached, but they are con
vinced that this will last bat a' rfew
days and that the Nationalists will
soon find iw ways of enforcing their
laws at the expense, ef the allies.
Thev Turkish pot'ce - started operat
ing, though, the allies had pot agreed
to give op- policing the town. People
suspected of being Anti-Nationalist
were arrested Snd murdered. Some
times the British succeeded in sav
ing a tew, hut generally after a fight.
j. The cable connecting Constantinople
with Europe And the United States has
been dathAged and as soon as the
news was known the Turks cut the
emergency wire connecting Constanti
nople with Chanak, thus depriving the
allies ef their - main means of eom-
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tooth paste at
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'out free tube ;
By meffcly filling out the coupon in this
gdvertiscmint and taking it to any one Of
the; druggists listed below you may re
ceive a full-Sited lO-eent tube oMister-f
ine TootH Past, Very superior denti
frice made foifyjou by the maker! of
' Listerine. ' tv ; '
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G'tvfe this original fruit acid dentifftcft a. ,
thorough, consocntious trial. Note what
a clean, fresh feeling rtleaves"ab6ut th .
.mouth and teeth. And see. how much -brighter
and whiter your teeth will gleam
than they crer did before. "
7 . 1t makes your
mouth ivater" '
"When you brush your teeth with Lister
- inevTooth Paste you will at once notice
how it makes your mouth water. This is
because it contains the wholesome acid
elements of Jour delicious fruits apple,
orahge, grapes and grapefruit ..'
-These mild fruit acids stimulate an
extra flow of tooth-protecting alkaline
saliva4 which Nature provides to fight
conditions that start tooth decay. 7 t
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entitles youtoafree
this week only
j l Soap dentifrices cannbt do this be
cause they are necessarily alkaline instead i
bt acid. They discourage Nature in her
effort to preserve tooth-health and lead
vou to unnecessary discomfort, unsightly .
teeth aiid needless dental bills. .
And a safe cleansing -
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Besides its mild fruit acids together with
the healing oils that have made Listerinfe -'
itself so .populaf and safe an antiseptic
- for the last half century, List erine Tooth' .
Paste conuiris exactly the correct polish- i
ing iiigredlencrtt is X non-gritty cfeansei
"just hard enough to remove the daily
accumulations of tartars but not so hard '
as to injure the tooth enamel. You know
this paste is doing its! work yet doing it
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Redeem your coupon
this week!
Be sure to hand your druggist the coupon
below this Week. This offer is in effect
nly one week. : l; ;- .'.
Secure " y6ur . free full-sized -icXehl
tube and enjoy the pleasure and Satisfac
tion of really clean teeth teeth made
nclean both scientifically and safely.
We axe sure this trial will convince
you and thit thereafter y6U wDl want fid
other tooth paste thih Listarine Tooth
Paste the original fruit acid dentifrice.
Be sure to call for your free tube thit
week! -
Listerixie
lb
the paste ihate tight
Because it contains mild "
fruit Acids to dmolate Na
tore's flow of alkauae salirA
to combat tooth decay; -
because it tohtaini the
cortcct politkins sgtnt hard
enough to remove tartar bat "
ot hard enough to injure tooth
etiamtLWatchhowkwhitens'
; and brightens your teetii
because it contains the
health antiseptic essential
oils contained u' lerine
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at the price thafs right
Fkint ot write yottf name plainly and hand to any one of the druggists I
.-- - listed m this advertisement, or maUm the Ijai
Pharmacal CoM St. Louis, U.S. A. . - i
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Name:
Street.
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City.
AlAWEDA PHARMACY .Sflh as Fremont -
BRINK'S THARMACT ......llth aad Wasktsgtea
. BROOKttX PHARMACY ....Briakaas telherts
. ( Ol liMAN DKVO COMFAJTT.-Esst Bsraiide ass Grasd
- IRVIGTOX PHARMACY. .ast Broadway aad Fifteenth
JAXCKK laro CO.MPAKT.......Hawtkorse sad Oraad
KMOHT DECS fOMPAXT-.tth asd Wash 4S2V4 "W ask.
MATIHIEU DRfe COMPA-VT........S7i Kssell Street
MEIER FRA5K COJCPAHTisiUvFtftk as IHtSrHStttt ,
MYERS HROS. .......,. tiraa Aveaae aa K. Morrtsea
r FRANK jrAlf.....4,.....-..i,,sit ith Street
OLDS, WOKTKAK A ILLS O... . ;Morrisos aaA West Park
-THE OWl DRUG CO ... ... . . Wasalsttea asd Broaaway
.FirMMEB PRUO COMPAST-.tt,vi.f Tslre Street -POWEES
A ESTES. ....i . .SI -Wasalsrto
PORTl.ajri HOTEL FHA&MACY.. . . ..S2S Morrlso
: EDWIX. A. BOBISOS-.... ..AVashlartea aad tSi trpt
hKITMOHB DBCtl COMPA3TT -lit Tkir Street
- STIPE, FOSTER TIRUO CO.........l Fearta Street
SIOIT-II058BRCS CO: ..Tklrs aa Xerrisea
Perklss Hotel. BreaAway aae' Stark, lltk as Wask.
. YOOAJKl-CLAItlv CO... ...... Alder aad West Park
mTlcaticfn with their governments.
The fears at the Christians are not
unfounded. A ' secret association has
been formed in Constantinople, : the
members of which have taken an oath
on .. the - Koran tnever to , alkw the
Greeks er Armenians '' t remafa n
Turkey and elwwid foreigners inters
fere with the sacred discussions of the
Nationalist assembly. the members
will shed their last drop of Wo6d for
the sacred cause." The membership ef
the association, which began on' No
vember 7, has reached 70.000 and it Is
still increasing; rapidly. - . .'
EVIDElITolD
$60,000 FIRE SET
Which plaoca the trnure of office 6f all
appoinUve efnciais absolutely in ins
hands of the appointing power.
.-SThis law 1 was enacted during the
closing- hours of the 191S session, after
a lens and bitter fleht. and at the in
stance ef - Governor iWithycombe . for
the purpose of giving hin) a free hand
in "cleaning house" of the few re
maining remnants of the West admin
istration. Prior ot that time all an
polntlve state effices carried a defi
nite term, generally for four - years
from the date of appointment. - -i
The Aloser bill speclficaliy did away
with all definite tenure, placing the
power of removal in the hands of the
appointing power at Its discretion. This
Jaw is sUllIln fore as to practically
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exceptiea - of the Insurance : commis
sioner. ..'"
Harvey Wells, during his term as in.
sura nee commissioner, secured ' an
amendment jf the- Insurance-' code
which not only continued him -in- of
fice for a definite term, but increased
his salary and specified that the In
surance commissioner should hold for
tour years. This act, being later than
the Atoser bill, repeals that law in
so far. as It applies to the Insurance
department..
-But now,' with a Democratic gover
nor coming in, those who got in In
1915, or since that time, under the
kindly execution of tie Moser bill,
want to see the Moser bin junked, so
they can stay In, and Pierce can not
get them out." ,
General Liar tin Is;
To Be Dinner Guest
Invitation are being sent out by the .
Chamber of 'Commerce for a compli
mentary luncheon to be held in the or
ganiiAUon'e rooms : Wednesday noon
for Brigadier Oenerat Charles It, Mar
tin, heAd of arniy post "work for ths
war department. MatUn will be the
chamber's guest during his visit. At ,
o'clock that night General Martin will
address th meeting of the Portland
sector of the Association of the Army
of the United States at the Armory.
Haines. Nov. -13. The plant of the '
Commercial Creamery company here I
was destroyed by firs early this morn- I
ing. Sugar valued at $2000 and 50 i
tons of coal Were included in the loss.
Which is estimated at $60,000. The fire
was discovered shortly before mid
night and evidence was found that It
was ef Inceadiary origin
Ths plant WaS engaged principally
In . the manufacture of sweetened milk
and was equipped with the only at
mospheric drum drier for making pow
dered milk west of Omaha. A. H.
Goodhue, president of the company,
wires from Spokane that ths company
will rebuild As soon as. insurance ad
justments are made. - - '
Window Smashed, '
'Overcoat, -Stolen;"
Suspect Taken
it i i in, - - 7.;;-;
Shortly after a $500 plats glass win
dow in the Hart,, SChaffner & j&erx
Clothing shop. No. .66 Washington
street, was broken in at a -.SO o'clock
this morning and a $49 overcoat stolen,
ths police caught A. J. Jordon, reputed
longshoreman, wearing the"' garment.
Ho was arrested and lodged In Jail on
a charge of burglary. .
In the arrest 6f ! oJ-an, the police
believe they have I found one of ths
men who has been making them so
much trouble in the business district of
ths city. Their theory -was strength
ened when R X. Ratchf ord. night
clerk at the Eaton hotel, advised them
that he had seen Jordon carrying a
revolver, Jimmy bar and flashlight. A
thorough search of Jordon's room
failed to reveal ths burglar tools. Po
lice suspect Jordon. has thera hidden
some place outside the hotel.
r When arrested Jordon feigned
drunkenness, and claimed he had pur
chased the coat 4aat week. Police an
swered his alibi by showing him the
Rosenblatt store paper tags still on
the - coat. . .
FIRST PRIZE
PIERCE MAY SELECT
EDITOR AS HIS AIDE
(Continued Prom Pise One)
does Alex . Sweek, Portland attorney,
and connected with the-TJ. & land of
fice during the administration of Pres
ident Wilson. Wi JT. Homan, former
Democratic member of the legislature
from Ontario, Malheur county, ; and
nb In the banking business there,
also would like the same Job.
Paul H. Stroat of Portland Is being
mentioned by his friends as a possible
candidate for the eommissionership. He
Is, incidentally, . the : only Insurance
man in the lot. , - '
Henry Downing of Salem wants to
fee warden of the state penitentiary, a
position exclusively j in the 4 hands Of
the governor. So docs Johnston Smith,
who was prohibition enforcement of
ficer during the Wilson administra
tion, and who was, in the years gone
by, an employe of the penitentiary.
Will Moore wants to be chief grain
inspector for the public service com
missioner, which office has its head
quarters in Portland. ,;
Herman Wise, former postmaster at
Astoria, would like to be appointed
state highway commissioner, or to
membership tn one of the other major
cotnmmissions. r
" A. M. Dalrymple of Salem has his
eye on the job now held by R. B. Good
in, as cleric of the state board of con
trol. This place pays $3000 a year, but
it is under the jurisdiction of the state
board, consisting ot the governor, sec
retary of state ahd stAts treasurer.
O. B. Pierce of Salem 'also wants a
job of a clerical nature t andt In addi
tion, there are others who have com
menced active campaigns to land them
selves on the state payroll, ranging all
the way from heads of institutions,
physicians at the same, down to guards
at ths penitentiary, attendants at the
state hospitals and general uillty men
on the highway cqramlssioh.
Incidentally. the rumor has Also
sprung ufr that one of ths first things
tne coming legislature wm te asked to
do jvhen it convenes will be to repeal
t more or less famous '"Moser bill.
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FOR THREE GENERATIONS
this fime. and trade
' mark 'has stood tor the
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Be gmded by the .
practical eXiJerlence
: of our ancestors! : ?
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EVERY variety . .
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therof, for any.
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For list of authorized
dealers who like to give
: their customers the BEST
at the price of the ordi
nary kind, - phone Broad
Way 4115, or see display at
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Stove Company
; ; SOLE DISTRIBUTORS ' '
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Every day thoUsahds of salespeople in ' Portland
: handle a lot of money. ; Much of it is small change
and they are in a position to really know how quickly
small, change counts up on the cash register. ,
; - j A savings arxount isVYOUR cash register. It.
h ' ' too ; will total surprising amounts if you "ring up"
' . often enough and regularly jenough. . Ring lip a
little every pay day.;- Its good business. ; '
" And its a most satisfying experience to refer to .
your hank book and note how your saving are "reg-
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