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THE MORXTXG OREGONTAI, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914. 11 urn i i r- i mm iitut htHALtm IHir NtAI New "Fresh Air" Party Leaves for Ocean Tomorrow. 'TRULY' BOAT RIDE IS PART Jl embers Include Little Brood and Tired Mother, Whose Meager Washing- Income Barely lias Fought Off Starvation. ' MMBIHnNW TO the i hi -ii J A IK I I Mi ! Previously reported I163T.II ! i U. B. National bank employes, by Pal S, Dlek. cashier.. SO.OO Frank M. Calkins. Ashland.. S.0 . J. . Ke! 10.00 J William MacMaater 10.00 f Tl T T I. . . n IH1 Neuatadler Brethera S.00 Paul H. Hauaer, Salem 3.00 Cars o-v" H array W Bryan S.00 Miss Kmma Howoll 8.00 John C. FalUna B.00 , Total (1100.00 T Contributions la iho fraah air fund a may be aont to V. K. Manning, secra- , tary of the Associated Chaiitloa. 411 7 Commercial blook; R. a Howard, ! traaaurer of the Associated Charities; J t.add Tllton Bank, or The Oreo- I nlan. Cantrlhutlona should bo sent 4 to ill Commercial block. Seward, en route home from the sea shore. A. F, Coat, of Seattle, a cement manufacturer, is at the Oregon. G. F. Martin, of Rainier, where he li a merchant, Is at the Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Foster, of Inde pendence, are at the Washington. T. D. Taylor registered at the Im perial, yesterday, from Pendleton. I. W. Anderson registered at the Multnomah, from Tacoma, yesterday. T. F. I.aurln and Will Madison, of Astoria, are registered at the Cor nelius. Kmmett I.. Isor, of Louisville, Is staying; at the Eaton while in the city visiting relatives. William Thompson, a Los Angeles manufacturer of automobile trucks,' is at the Multnomah. Ida and Gretchen Baumgartner and Rose Vernier are registered at the Per kins, from Milwaukee. Mrs. Sarah Tromback has Just re turned from an excursion trip to Alaska, and is at the Washington. Mrs. C. F. Dillman, her daughter, Miss C. Dillman, and son. Dean Dillman, ef Sacramento, are at the Multnomah. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Megler, of Brook- field, Wash., where Mr. Megler is In the fish-canning business, are at the Multnomah. Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Chrlstofferson, of San Francisco, are at the Oregon, re turning from the Seattle Potlatch, where Mr. Chrlstofferson exhibited his prowess as an aviator. CHICAGO. July 23. (Special.) From Portland today at, the Congress was C- C. Low: at the Auditorium. H. H. tiramp. and from Pendleton, at the Auditorium, was registered C. H Marsh. EMERSON HOUGH HERE PORTLAND'S FUTURE THOUGHT BETTER THAN SAN FRANCISCO'S Admirer of Roosevelt Admits That Tread la Oregon and California la Back to Repabllcaa Party. Emerson Hough, the man who intro- ' Eraeraoa Hoaab, Noted Anther, Who Is Visiting Pacific Coast. t I'nwn ai nenuieiii, wiicra t iic Kir fresh and bracing with the tang or h aalt i.q vhr fha aun shines and the out-of-doors has so many allure- duced the Oregon country to hundreds menta for the city child, there are a of thousands of novel readers when he Dumber of good hearted women wno are planning to entertain a party of "Fresh-Air" youngsters who will leave here tomorrow morning. When the happy group arrives at Wheeler, Cap tain Bush will meet them with a launch and take them across the Bay to their destination. Tha details all were arranged yes terday when Secretary Manning, of the Associated Charities, received a letter from Mrs. A. L Bach, of Nehalem, stat tng that the residents of that district were anxious to assist in the splendid work carried on by the association and local workers. Mrs. George Knight volunteers to take two little girls. Mrs R. Oauld, two girls; Mrs. A. S. Tilden, a mother and child; Mrs. Harry Bell, a mother and child and Mrs. Bash, two children. Worthy Florlta Included What a boon the outing will be to the members of the party! Included amone them Is a mother whose hus- Land is out of work and who has been facing starvation for the past montn or more. With her three little ones, all under 10 years of age, the youngest a babe in arms, this woman is to be given a taste of the Joys of country Ufa. with plenty of rest and food and fresh air as tonics. She takes in wasn lng for a living and makes the family Income, but that Income has been very meager. Of another family, Harriet, aged 10; Grace, 8. and Marshall, 8, will go, but the eldest sister will have to stay at home with the mother, who is sick in bed. happy that am and ah up early to wash their faces and comb all parts of the world have found out their locks, while Harriet, Grace and let through the columns of the Satur Marshall are wild with enthusiasm at day Evening Post, and who Is a firm the thought of going on a "truly hoat" gUpporter of Theodore Roosevelt and una wis ine pr.ioo u. V, " the Progressive party, was in Port- Iii tne sanu ana nave je.iy ,and last nlghL u waa nrst v,.,t Breaa- to this olty in 20 years. He was ac Hearty Co-Operntlon i ontluurs. companled by his wife. While plans for the out-going parties Mr. Hough Is visiting the Pacific are being made, generous co-operation Coast during the hot weather that Is for the movement Is appearing rrom making his unicago nome uncomrort all directions. Edward Wortman took able. He is taking side trips into those 10 little children, wards of the Associ- portions of the country where unusual ated Charities for a launch rldo on the development enterprises are under way Columbia yesterday. Miss Frances and trying to become familiar with the Fuller, of the Junior league, had the I scenic attractions, playgrounds and rjartv in charore. When the boat re- wonder places of the West. turned iate In the afternoon, the sun- Mr. Hough thinks Portland will rival burned cheeks and freckled noses, com- San Francisco as a seaport before bined with happy smiles, told of a many years, because of the excellent pleasant day. productive farming country tributary The United States National Bank em- to the Columbia basin, but he seemed ployes gave 110. a generous gift, to the to have a gloomy view of the future of fund. The day berore tne employes ma political iuui. f Ladd e Tllton's bank had donated "I must admit that tha Republican $20. Mrs. C. J. 'Kuns, of McMinnvllle, party seems to be coming back in Call wants to entertain a mother and three fornia and In Oregon." he said. "I had rhildren. T. A. Rlnehart. of Salem, a thought that the old party had out member of the State Industrial Accl- lived its usefulness, but everybody out dent Commission, writes that his little hero seems to have a grievance against daughter, aged 11, has been watching tne Administration tarirr bill, and It Is the. nictures and stories of the fresh- painfully true that Mr. Roosevelt Is not air parties in The Oregonian and has the popular leader of the West, as a induced him to take two little gins. rruBreotivo, uiai as was as a nepuo H will coma in for them tomorrow. iican. Fifty-three of the fH8f Silverton wrote "Fifty-Four Forty, or Fight" This big sister however is wh descriptive writings and keen at the younger children are to .... . . ..... . she unselfishly plans to get investigations ef economic conditions in "fresh-air children" will arrive at the Union Depot today, in charge of Miss K. L. Trevett. Places are needed for 10 more chil dren to bring the total to 150 for this week. Invitations are asked for mothers, tired women to whom a little mtjnicipax, heads fail to pit. " rest ana recreation will mean uniom blesslngs. Jt tne enthusiasm wnicn so tar has been shown shall continue, these mothers and children, too, soon will find willing hosts In the country. CITY SHOPS ABANDONED RO.MZE THEIR OWN CONCERN. PERS0NAL MENTION. r. D. McLouth, of Corvallis, is at the Reward. Mrs. S. B. Eakln, of Eugene, is at the Imperial. V. A. Hancock, of Tacoma, is at the Washington. C. A. Loehridge, of Independence. Is at the Washington. Mrs. John Lane and son. of Salem, re at the Eaton. A. W. Fischer, of Corvallis, is regis tered at the Eaton. W. H. Copeland is registered at the Be ward, from Astoria. J. C. Scott is registered at the Ore gon, from Walla Walla. A. P. Stowell is registered at the Porkins. from Corvallis. Dr. R. B. Miller is registered at the Imperial, from Lebanon. J. C. Daly is registered at the Ore gon, from San Krancisco. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Howard, of Sacra mento, are at the Perkins. H. Nelson registered at the Corneulls yesterday from Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millar, of Berk eley. are at the Imperial. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson, of Chi cago. are at the Perkins. A. W. Stegman. of Seattle, registered at the Carlton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cabill, of Dayton, .Wash., are at the Oregon. A. L. Battles, a rancher of Hillyard. Wash., is at the Cornelius. M. W. Brooks and S. Shlnnan, of Sll- erton, are at the Carlton. John Rutbbent. of Eugene, is at the Carlton with Mrs. RuthbenL W. E. Taggart is registered at the Eaton, from San Francisco. M. S. Lambert registered at the Be ward, yesterday, from Balam. Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Mason and slaughter, of Junction City, are at tha 1 Fallnre of Large Quarters on East Side Results In Plan to Install Small Ma chine Shop and Garage Separately. Portland's municipal shops will be abandoned, so far as their present large scale Is concerned, early next month. In their place a small repair shop will be Installed in the old fire station at the foot of East Washington street, and a municipal automobile garage es tablished in the basement of the old reservoir building at Fourth and Mar ket streets. This plan was decided on definitely by the City Commission at a meeting yesterday. The present shops are In the concrcto building owned by S. L. Brown, on the East Side. The lease expires August 7. The big shops have been a failure through lack of patronage by the vari ous city departments. It is said by Purchasing Agent Wood, who has charge of the shops, that there probably will be no reduction of the force for the present. The men em ployed now will be divided Into two forces, one for the repair shop and one for tho garage. Arrangements will be made for the housing of all machines at the garage and for their Inspection and cleaning there by competent automobile me chanics. Attendants constantly will be on hand to receive the cars and to let them go out as ordered. Only emer gency cars will be permitted out of the garage at night. What automobile repairs can be made at the shops at tha foot of East Washington street will be attended to there. The remainder will be sent to private repair snopa The garage space is 67x69 feet and Is fitted well for garage purposes. O. Allen Admits Forgery. ASTORIA. Or., July 23. (Special.) O. Allen, a stranger, was arrested to day on a charge of forging a time check for $12.40, which he cashed at a local store. Allen admits his guilt. The Daylight Store Portland Agents for Gossard, Nemo, Bien Jolie and Bon Ton Corsets Hammocks, Tents, Porch and Lawn Swings, Wheel Goods, Etc., 4th Fl The Fresh Air Store Remnant Day Today 3000 Remnants of Wash Goods in white and colors on sale to day at grreatly re duced prices. Aisle of Cottons Main Floor. Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Store Hours 9A.lLtg6F.2L Every Brumes Day Saturday Includes Mail Orders Filled All order received by mail are (riven the same careful atten tion a though shop ping in person. The itore of best service. Laewen i Only 2 More Days of the Clearance Sale! A 11 Men's Fancy Suits at Clearance Prices Department, Main Floor Many of the most widely-known makes in America are included in this great Clearance. Strictly hand-tailored garments of the choicest woolens to be had. And the patterns are dis tinctly different from the ordinary. Don't neglect this opportunity to buy your new suit at a great saving. See Morrison btreet windows Men's $15 Fancy CM Ct Suits, Clearance P WV Men's $20 Fancy CI A QtZ Clearance t or -r Suits, Men's $25 Fancy Suits, Clearance $18.75 Men's $30 Fancy lP EZfi Men's $35 Fancy CO 2 OCT Va aa- Suits, Clearance Suits, Clearance We show a complete line of all sizes for men and young men. All Blue Serge Suits at Special Reduced Prices Choice of All Men's Sailor Straw Hats EXTRA SPECIAL Today we place or sale our entire line of Men's Sailor Hats at a dollar each. Rough and smooth straws with the new high crowns and narrow brims. Hats selling here tofore up to $3.50. Pried for CLEARANCE $ 1 Women's $20 Coats $8.95 Women's $37. 50 Suits Now $13.85 Second Floor Special line of women's silk coats of taffeta, moire and messaline. Novelty styles with flounce skirts and English or kimono sleeves. Lined or un lined. Also wool coats for outing or for street wear. Balmacaan, cape-coat and several smart sport models. Materials in clude ripple cloth, poplins, serges, diagon als, checks, tweeds, etc. Coats worth to $20 grouped for quick Clearance at this price ats worth up $8.95 Second Floor In this assortment of Suits we include the season's most favored models, such as belted styles, postillion and Eton effects and novelty style. Latest kimono or drop-shoulder sleeves and deep cuffs, with trimmings of lace, fancy silks, ate. Skirts are fashioned in the very newest modes. Serges, silk poplins, gabar dines, cheviots, crepe, silk poplin, moire, etc. Suits worth up to 4t f Q O CZ $37.50 are placed on sale P AeJeOaJ Clearance of Men's Shirts Men's $1.50 Union Suits 98c Main Floo r Men 's high-grade Shirts of famous makes in the Clearance at greatly reduced prices. All styles, materials and all sizes. Regular $1.50 Shirts now $1.15 Regular $2.00 Shirts now $1.35 Regular $2.50 Shirts now $1.75 Regular $3.50 Shirts now 2.55 Regular $5.00 Shirts now $3.65 Main Floor Now, men, here 's your opportunity to buy a standard $1.50 Union Suit at a remarkably low price. Athletic cut, with patent elastic trouser seat, which allows utmost freedom of action. The ideal garment for Summer wear. All sizes in the lot. Re- QQg ular $1.50 grade. Special vOt Boys' $1-50 Oliver Twist Suits 98c Boys' $6.50 Norfolk Suits $3.45 Main Floor Final Clearance of Boys' "Oliver Twist" Wash Suits. These are shown in plain white galateas and neat stripe effects. Very desirable styles for children's vacation wear. All sises. QQg Reg. $1.50 Suits. Special70' Main Floor Special line of Boys' Woolen Norfolk Suits priced for quick cleanup. Made of splendid quality materials and shown in at tractive patterns. Suits selling up to $8.50. Clearance 2Q AtZ Sale price today at All Boys' Russian Wash Suits Half Price Boys' 75c Soisette Blouses 45c Special Clearance of Women's Skirts Department, Second Floor Late novelty Dress Skirts in tier, flounce, ruffle, bustle and peg-top styles. Wool, moiro; taffetas, golfine, crepes and many other materials. Many are made in the combination styles of plain and fancy materials. Alto gether an exceptionally fine showing of the newest styles and materials. All sizes up to 28 waist. An unusual opportunity to select a stylish skirt at a great saving. Regular $ 7.50 Dress Skirts now $5.0O Regular $14.60 Dress Skirts now $ 9.67 Regular $ 8.25 Dress Skirts now $5.50 Regular $ 9.00 Dress Skirts now $43.00 Regular $ 0.25 Dress Skirts now $6.34 Regular $ 9.75 Dress Skirts now $6.50 Regular $12.50 Dress Skirts now $8.34 Regular $17.50 Dress Skirts now $11.07 Regular $19.50 Dress Skirts now $13.00 Regular $20.00 Dress Skirts now $13.34 : Regular $25.00 Dress Skirts now $16.7 ! Regular $30.00 Dress Skirts now $20. OO Women's Silk Petticoats $2.39 Dainty White Waists $1.29 Center Circle, Main Floor Great one-day sale of Women's Silk Pet ticoats. Made of fine grade silk messaline with neat aecordion plaited flounces with or without underlay. Full line of the wanted shades. Priced very 4JO OQ special in Clearance aa4vfji7 Center Circle, Main Floor Dainty sheer batistes and Marquisettes, also the btylish erepes in white and nolors. Long or short sleeves, high or low neck. Many pretty models here to select from, trimmed with laces, tucks, eto. Clearance pnee $1.29 Women's $1.50 Crepe Gowns Now 69c Women's $3 Combinations for $1.49 Main Floor Our entire line of boys' Russian style wash suits in chambrays, repps and other wanted materials. Choice assortment of patterns. Spec-j ffjfg? ial in Clearance 10 m Main Floor Mothers, take ad vantage of this chance to supply the boys' summer blouses at a re duced price. Excellent grade mater ials. Well made. Regular 75c blouses. Priced atJ" Boys' regular $2.00 SUk Shirts and Blouses now at only $1.59 We have placed all Boys' Straw Hats in Clearance at 1-2 Price Second Floor Women's Night Gowns, in dainty lace and embroidery-trimmed styles, with elbow 6leeves and low or high necks. Fine, soft quality crepe or longcloth. Gowns selling regularly at 69c Second Floor A special line of I Women's Combinations at an ex tremely low price. Made of fine grade longcloth, lace and embroid ery trimmed. Garments worth up to $3.00. On special 4J? f ACk sale today for only $1.50. Special today at Odd Lines Princess Slips and Skirts in the Clearance Sale at Vt Price Dainty Lace-Trimmed Envelope Chemise, Clearance Sale Price, $1.75 Clearance Sale Knit Underwear At the Bargain Circle, Main Floor Women's 25o Lisle Vests On speoial sale today at 19c Women's 35c Mercerized O B. Lisle Vests on sale at only'' Women's 50c Mercerized OQn Lisle Vests on sale at only-'-' Women's 65o and 75c S Ckg Union Suits on sale at tsfawli Women's 11c Cotton QtUg Vests on sale at only Jt Women's 35c Union Suits Q Cg on special sale at only -J' Women's 50c Union Suits QCZg. on special sale at only'- $1.00 and $1.25 Silk Lisle QQg Pants and Vests at only0-'' Children's Regular 15c Cotton Vests, Clearance Sale Price, only 12Vt l w I " I" -9 I jj Women's $4 Footwear $1.95 Main Floor Choice of all women's Pumps and Colonials, selling heretofore up to $4.00, at $1.05 pair. Colonials of patent and dull calf leathers with latest novelty buckles. Gun metal and patent Pumps in tailored bow and strap effects also our entire line of white high or low shoes all sizes and 42? 1 Qfi? Special sale pnee, pair nidths. $5 Footwear $3.48 Main Floor Women's Colonials, Oxfords, Pumps and High Shoes in the season's smartest effects. Satins, velvets, suedes, satin de Lam, patents, dull kid, etc., in complete line of all widths and sizes-NOT BROKEN LINES. Footwear worth up to $5.00 on fiP JtQ sale today at special, the pair P---0 We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps. Women's $1-25 Petticoats 89c at Bargain Center in Basement 312 Women's Colored Cotton Petti coats on sale today in the Un derprice Store. Extra grade sateen cr heatherbloom, in black and good range of colors. Neat accordion plaited or tucked flounces. QQg. Regular $1.25 Petticoats Of (Fancy R ibbo n s 23c Main Floor Excellent quality taffeta and satin Ribbons, in widths from 4i to 7Vi inches. Very desirable for sashes, bows. girdles, etc. Roman stnpea. Dresden and floral effects. Also plain eolors. Priced O ftg verv snecial. the vard sssf $2 Motor Hoods 69c Main Floor Broken lines of Women's Motor Hooda of pon gee, taffeta, satin and velvet. Plain or trimmed with bands. Regular $1.25 to $2.00 430 Hoods. Special at only W New Coat Collars 35c Main Floor Dainty new effects of white or cream V enise laoe organdie, with colored embroid ered designs. Also w.hite crape and piqm'. Triced very O IZg. special at, your choice--'' $1.25 Guimps at 48c Main Floor Women's high or low-neck Guimps of shadow lace and nets, in white, cream and ecru. Great variety of styles. 65c to $1.25 Guimps now 4SC $1.75 to $2.50 Guimps now fSo $2.75 to $3.76 Guimps. $1.30 Motor Veils for 98c Main Floor Veils in this lot worth up to $10.00. Silks, ohif fons, luces and novelty effects, in every new and wanted shade. Plain colors, DresdenR, stripes, dots, changeable and double Veils. A few embrold- QOf ered styles. Your choice e-70l Trimmed H ats 50c Basement, Millinery Pep t. Exactly 100 Hats in this special lot for today's selling. Tliry are all late Summer styles, including popular bandeau and t urban effects, in black, tan and the wanted colors. Beautifully trimmed EZf with flowers, wings, ribbons, etc. Hats worth up to $5.00 -" Sample Electric Portables At ij Off $ 8.00 Electric Portables, $5.34 $ 9.00 Electric Portables, $6.00 $10.00 Electric Portables, $6.67 $14.00 Electric Portables, $0.34 $18.00 Electric Portables, $12.00 $22.00 Electric Portables. $14. 64 $24.00 Electric Portables. $16.00 All Are of the Latest Design Sale of Kitchen Utensils Aluminum Kitchen Utensils, slight ly damaged while in transit, on special sale at Clearance Priced. 75c Sauce Pans special at 40 85c Sance Pans on sale at 500 50c Deep Pudding Pans now 30 $2.50 Tea Kettles, special, $1.25 $2.50 Steam Cookers now $1.75 $2.90 Steam Cookers now $1.85 Blue and white four-coal Enameled Ware on sale at special ptia I, 25c Kettles and Sauce Pans, 20 33c Kettles and Sauce Pans. 47c Kettles and Sauce Pans. 30c Pierced Ladles at only 35c Dippers on sale at only 65c Colanders on sale at only 52f 55c Graduated Measures now 44 20o 38 2c Refrigerators and Window Screens $10.00 Refrigerators at $ 7.95 $19.80 Refrigerators at $15.84 $23.20 Refrigerators at $22.55 $32.40 Refrigerators at $25. OO 15x33-in. Adjustable Screens, IO4 18x33-m. Adjustable Screens, 24r 24x37-in. Adjustable Screens, 32 24x45-in. Adjustable Screens, 36 Special Prices on Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers On the Third Floor. New Triangular O'Cedar Mops, Special, 75 Save Time and Labor