THE jrOKXIXG OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 191S.
MONTANA EX-CHIEF
during tha coming and succeeding sea'
-1 pivw PACIFIC PHONE : JMARSHALL. 4600 ;
HOME PHONE: A 6101 "s"
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His Itinerary henceforth will be as
follows:
Thrift
S tarn p s
and - War ' Savings
Stamps on sale at our
A c c o m m odation Bu
reau, Basement, Sixth
Street.
Skirts Cut
F B 17 T? To Your
XV III lit Measure
if materials purchased "here; '"We
baste, fit and make ready to finish
for $1 upwards. ..
... ... A'econd Floor. Fiffh Street.
February C. 7,' 8, and 10 Chicago,
LaSalla HoteL
February 11 Battle Creek. Mich., and
Camp Custer, care George B. Uolliver,
The Gat & Pet Stock Show
FOUND IN PORTLAND
editor Moon Journal.
February 13 and 13 University of ,
Michigan. Ann Arbor. Mich.. Zeta Psi
will be held in oar Sixth Floor Auditorium, February 14, 15, 16.
Cats, rabbits and cavies .are eligible. Many valuable prizes.
An officer of the show will be here from 10 to 5 daily to furnish
premium lists, entry forms, and all desired information. Entries
close February 10. , . Sixth' FloorySbcth Street.
House.
February 11. 14 and IS Detroit,
alien.. Hotel Statler.
February IS Toronto. Canada.
February 29 and 21 Buffalo. N. T.
February I -r- Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y Zeta Psl House.
February 2i, Z7 and 28: March 1. !,
Tut QjjalitV Store- of- Portland
rwiv.30eMV-rtiiiliaviaaTls "
Granite County Sheriff Traces
r Fugitive to Hotel Here and
. . Makes Arrest.
More New Arrivals-More Good SavingsJ
I and 4 Pbiladttphla. Pa, care Will
iam A. Law, First National Bank.
CITY -TOO BIG FOR DEPUTY
EXTENSION SERVICE LONG
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Officer First Sent for Law-Breaking
- J'ollcemaa Gets Homesick Among
j, fajfbo and Sound of Jletrop
' voll a ad Betarat Uome.
Oii a Montana rx-poty fhartfr a
Bona antl a pair of cnapa. aend him
after a daaparado over sweeping praJ
rtaa or tfcrouca toarerln ttllla and
frawntnv mountain, let him havo no
anonar for eapenaea and forco him to
at hla food aa brat ho can. and bo will
continue the lona. lontr- puratnt for
mix moatha and return with hla quarry.
But aead the aaraa officer to f'ortland
r aomo other cur. on a atmilar chaao,
arhera ho haa to para hard-pared street
and walks, let him fall to Bad tha furl
tire within 4 hours, and ha will return
to the hills and prairies of Montana,
aoaieslek and atlerlr dlscuatsd. aa
admittedly defeated man.
Such hae been the experience that
ftharilt f. Harks, of Oranlte County.
Uoruiu. has had with hla ftepatles
"Yoa mltfht as well try to transplant
Montana tuestiuico to Waahlnstoa
treat and I pact It to crow aa to -
peet-a' kuk-csualrr Montana Deputy
tiherttt to perform hi duty aa well here
aa ho would on tbe prairies In chaps
a-ul oa borMbaca said Sheriff Burks.
Ieaaity la seat aa C aa.
"A month ao 1 sent Deputy Sheriff
Jfetralf hero to find r. J. Wniht. Chief
of Pot tea of Fhilipsburjr. Mont-, and
wanted there for assault and robbery.
Two days of pacing; Portland streets
and mlnallna- with I'ortlanil crowds and
fceartna: Fortland nolsea made him a
tenderfoot. Ho wired mo that bo waa
la homesick and dlnvusted that ho
venM reeisa unless 1 hlra per
Bitseioo to come back. Yet bo Is on
f the most capable men ander me. In
tana 1 would true him for a year on a I t
avau chas. and I know ha would come
back wilb bla aiaa or neer com back
Important .Trips of Collego Leaders
Are Announced.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Corvallla, Feb. S. i Special.) A long
list of appointments for extension- serv-
OXK OF T4.K"H l IRT V
.fW AT PTA.K
THKATER. . ,
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"That's tba Montana back-country
Twputy Sheriff from A to Z. and you
simply rant make htm IT row In a city.'
fherirt Burks came to Portland and
concluded successfully Lno man bunt on
which b sent Metcalf.
F. C. Wrtchl. a dashinr youns; ath
lete of to years, welcome Sli pounds
and standlnc six feet tail, prepossess-
Ins of manner and handsoma In appear
an.-eQ disappeared about Ore weeks aso
after brutally assaulting a well-known
doctor, it Is chanced.
I, Traeew to Wriitt,
While Wright waa being soucbt. says
flierut Burke, miners complained that
they bad been fleeced when taken Into
ruftoajr. At tbe same time S. L. ile
Oowan. Mayor of t'hilipsburs;. who ap
pointed Wncht Chief of l'olice and In
tha rear of whoso Jewelry store VI right
waa roomlnc discovered that several
hundred dollars worth of bla jewelry
was niisaeinc- The loss waa traced to
t r.tht. It la said. The fugitive s pecu
latloaa. all told, arrordtns; to hhertft
Burks, amounts to Iltoo or more.
Wrljht went to I'hllipsbura1 from
aomo point on the Coast about II
months a so and ha and hia youns; wife,
asserts MierlfT Burks, were unusually
popular In Granite County. Since then
Wnht and bin wife separated and
VTrta-ht beaan to keep bachelor apart
aneais la Mctlowan's Jewelry store, a
ten which bed to bis undoing.
Wrlsrht waa arretted at the point of
a tan Monday night while operating a
swltcbhoard for pastime at tbe Nether
lands Hotel. Thirteenth and Washing'
tun streets, where ho waa stopping on'
aWr another name. Sheriff Burka says
he covered Wright with a gun because
he has a reputation for being fearless
and la Inclined to o.e a revolver it
caucht In a tight place.
Sheriff Burka declares that the people
of Granite County know nothing about
M'rLnt or Ms past.
THRIFT HITS THEATER
time rvrioTct rt "chase K33
v ukiu of wta TAr.
A. R. Clark'e Feer-VlaBle" Talk; Held
v ' Steaawawlbla for Moveeaeat la
D Owveraaaewt Baby Jlewda."
Attrlbnteel as a dlreet reult of a
"four-minute" talk at the Lyric Theater
jr A- G Clark some davs ago. pur
ahssea of war savins etRipe to the
value of have been traced. Tbe
aatnpa were bought from the postman
w rv deliver avail to the theater.
Ten T. inllnn. director and comedian,
and Thomas Castte. stage director. In
vested tlMH each In tbe popular little
-hakv bonds." kl Kblan.ier. property
director, purrhaeod the lltcier stickers
V the valae of 91'e. At Krenka. come
illan. and l o.-a Orchard Invested to the
evtent of !' apiece, and alias IHIve
Klnnev bouahl te worth of tbe stamps.
- Tudav at noon the I'ortiand Ad Cio
will kave lbs lurid campaitca up for
dactAla and rontderelin at Us
wifklT luncheon at the tlne.n llotei.
tfrector Jackson. AeM-late IHrvctor
WM4cvil and Jbn H. Stevenson will
detail aim and m-tho.!s of tbe W. t. IV
sruade. The Ad Cluo wuartel wl.
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With two brothers already In
tha service and a third about to
leave. Huso Langdon is one of
tha busiest of stage women those
days.
111." Langdon la with Harry
Langdon. the noted comedian. In
the successful farce, "Johnny's
New Car." featured at I'antagea
this week. One brother Is sta
tioned at Fort Knelling, where
tbe temperature waa recently It
degrees below xero. and the other
,1s in the suhmarlne-chaeer service.-
on the other side of the At
lantic. Miss Langdon devotes all
the time she can find to knitting
and otherwise constructing arti
cles that will make her brothers
mora comfortable.
Ice work this week Is Issued and rovers
many branches of tbe department work.
Among the most -Important trips will
bo that of H. C Seymour, state club
leader and Miss Helen Cow rill, assis
tant, who wilt go to Washington. IX C.
Saturday to attend the conference of
workers called by O. JL Benson. Fed
eral club leader.
L. J. Allen, state nig club agent, and
Philip Kortner. assistant, will spend
the week in Marion County. C. I.
Lewis, of the horticultural department.
wi:i speak before a gathering of The
lalles orchardlsts Saturday, on the ue
of agricultural lime in orchards. W.
tf. Brown, alo of the horticulture de
partment, wilt do orchard demonstra
tion work In Douglas County.
Home makers will organ Iso for food
conservation campaigns 'In Coos County
under tbe direction of Mrs. Jessie .VI 'j -Comb.-
assistant of home demonstrations.
Edwin T. Tteesl will addresa the
Parent Teacher association of Lebanon,
Saturday, on educational work. 1'r. K.
J. Kreua will deliver a lecture on
pruning to the fiuselvt!le Grange,
inrinani, on ine eaine u , . uurae i
Itvsiop win continue ine ngrx 01 ine
bulk handling of grain campaign by
trip to The Dalies, where he will
aicet (rain men of tha community.
Labor Leader to Tl-.lt Pendleton.
PEXI'LETOX. Or- Feb. 5. (Special)
1. j.- Msrs. organixea laoor leaarr. i
will be nere tomorrow nignt to meet
wtth laboring men and women here.
As a result of his visit. It Is expected
hat a new union or two will come Into
existence, and possibly a branch of
he Mat Kedera.ton formed. Several of
he t-at h -re r alrenriv orrsnised.
ADVANTAGES ARE TOLD
rvRTLtXD tmw BOOST PArtriC
. (OtlT TIIROlfcHUlT CltT.
Osrgwu) Peple Are Asked to Write
. Tketr Esrtm Frteaaw ta Attead
Talks by Taak Braaek Rliey.
- Frank Branch Rltey. premier word
weaver of Portland, la now in tba East,
bearing hla mesaage of Pacific Coast
acewery and climate to tba public of
many large cities. The travel tale that
Mr. R:ley tells, and which la to direct
f e attention of vacationists this way.
Is termed Taa International North
weft" The complete Itinerary of tha speaker
was been revolved, and It la suggested
est I'ortlaad people having friends or
ria:lvea la tha various cities to be
viited writ to them and srga their
actendance.
34 r. Riley Is commissioned by tha Pa
ilitf Northwest Tourist Association to
carry word of our scenlo and climatic
advaatagea ta tha East In tbe general
casaaisa tor Increased tourist .travel
ill?
My oral-curved (patented) double-vision
Lenses are best hav
tto rainbow colors.
Eye - Strain
Defective eyes very often give
clear vision by atraining.
In such cases glasses are needed
not to increase the vision, but
to remove the strain, which
causes headache and other ner
vous troubles.
My 20 years' experience, and the
proper application of that ex
perience in using the latest
scientific instruments for eye
testing, assure you of perfect
fitting glasses,
DR. WHEAT
Eyeolakt apeeiallet.
swr worc.a nmnixfi.
' Waeblagtea at Urea Sway.
. Faeaseriy la tba Cerbett Blag.
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Just Received! New Spring Styles in
Women's andMisses'
wool jersey
suits : k
New Street and Sports Models
"We are gratified to announce the arrival of a large and finely
selected assortment of the very newest models in. the much
wanted wool jersey sports and street suits for women, and
misses. You are invited to come in and see these latest addi
tions to our Spring stocks. -
Belted and Norfolk models. Notch or tuxedo col
lars. Tan, green, gray, plum, Copen, rose, taupe
and a fine selection of beautif ul heather mixtures.
This collection is representative of the best in Spring suit
modes. Women who like the new things first will lose no time in
seeing these. The prices are very moderate, ranging from
?27.50 to $35. Apparel Shop, fourth Floor.
The Public Is Invited-to a Free- -
Lecture on War Bread
In Our Sixth Floor Auditorium-Today at 3:3
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Auspices U. S. Food Administration
' This, the first in a series of Food Conservation lecture
demonstrations, will be given at this store at 3:30 today
by Miss Elizabeth Reed, director of Dwelling Halls, Reed
College. Practical baker in attendance.. -Everybody is
welcome there is no charge for admission.
NEW! Tailored Stocks 75c-$l
Smart new tailored stocks made of organdy and pique.
Prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery. These are com
bined with smart Windsor ties.in polka-dot foulards;
NEW! Windsor and MiddyTies
A full assortment of handsome light and' dark shades in
new Windsor ties, 25c to 65c. ' ' . .
Middy Windsor ties, 50c to 75c
Three-cornered middy ties, 65c to $1.25.
Large square army ties, $1.75 to $2.50. ,
Neckwear Shop, Main Floor.
Today's Notion Specials
30c
18c Marshall's Linen
Thread, two spools.
6c Queen City Spool Silk,
black and white, 3 spools
10c Damascus Safety
Pins, 2 cards.....
Celluloid Hair Pins,
crimped and straight, pkg.
Knobby Hair Curlers, set
of four
10c Ideal Face Veil Hair
Nets, 3 for
10c Middy Laces, special
at 2 for
Stickerie Edging, white "J fj
and rnlnrs. niece Ivv
10c Koh-i-Xoor Snap Fas
teners, large size, card...
5c Collar Bands, 3 special
at only
10c
15c
10c
10c
20c
15c
LOc
5c
10c
10c Charter Oak Crochet Cotton,
white, linen and dark ecru, JFJg
Brass Pins, 160 count paper, fT
UV
Steel Pins,
at.
priced
Dreadnaught
U-lb. box...
Elastic Corset So-On Sup
porters, pair
Children's Columbia Waist
and Hose Supporters.
Sanitary Napkins, box of
6 for only
10c Crimped Invisible Hair Pins,
jet or bronze, assorted 1 f?
sizes, 2 packages J. til
35c Braid Covered Folding
Suit Hangers.
Notion Shop, Main Floor.
25c
19c
25c
25c
25c
Vision
Good vision, is a priceless posses
sion. It can be preserved and strength
ened by wearing the right kind of
glasses, properly fitted. ; If your
eyes trouble you in any way, you
should consult our graduate :
Optometrist
who will carefully examine your eyes
and prescribe glasses (if needed) to
your individual requirements.. .
Lenses duplicated from the pieces.
Optical Shop, Mezzanine, Sixth Street.
We Have Just Received a New Shipment of
Coats for Little Tots
: Suitable for Spring Wear :
We have ready for selection today a
good assortment of coats for the little
tots' from 2 to 6 years for Spring wear.
Checks, covert cloths and , poplins.
Many have high waist lines with loose
belts. Others have belts across vthe
back. Still others have side Belt effects.
Large round or shawl collars. With
pockets. Medium and small checks in a
variety of desirable colors. These new
arrivals are very moderately
Priced $6.50-$12
We also have a fine assortment
of new Spring styles in children's dresses, including
the famous "Dorothy" dresses, for which we are ex
clusive agents. Children's Shop, Second Floor.
Learn to Knit We Teach You Free
Every woman should know how to knit. It is our desire to assist
those who wish to learn. We have three competent instructors who
will gladly teach you free of charge.
Our Stock of Yarns Is Most Complete
Every wanted yarn is here in the best qualities obtainable.
Dainty Shetland flosses for the popular slip-over sweaters so much
in vogue. Sturdy yarns in KHAKI and GRAY for our soldier boys.
Fourfold Germantown yarns in peacock blue, rose, green, etc., for
caps, scarfs and sweaters. Silkanwool in handsome heather effects
most desirable for men's sweater vests, golf stockings, etc
Special Today -Extra Heavy
Khaki Wool Skein 89c
Suitable for soldiers' sweaters. Three skeins will make a sweater.
Art Needlework Shop, Second Floor.
No More Bobbins Use
The Eldredge
Two-Spool
The Kldredote Two-Spool no bobbin
rotary sewing machine has solved
the old-time bobbin problem in
sewing machines. There is no
longer any need to stop in the
middle of a eeam to "wind the bob
bin." Sold on easy payment plan
$1.00 Week
Dress Forms
Join our dress form club and pay for your
new dress form while using it. We carry at
all times a. complete stock of Model, Hall
Borchert and Acme Dress Forms, ranging in
price from $1.75 up. Any dress form in our
stock U purchasable on the easy payment
plan oX
50c Week
Second Floor, Fifth Street.
mm
Tliis Aluminum
Percolator
$1-49
5-cup coffee percolators, one as il
lustrated above, made from, heavy
sheet aluminum. Only a limited
quantity to be sold , today at the ex
ceptionally low price of 51.49.
Housewares Section, Basement.
Andirons and Fire Sets,
Portable Basket Grates
At Very Special Prices
We are offering exceptional
values in a varied assortment
of desirable fireplace acces
sories. For instance:
ANDIRONS
- Andirons in plain black,
Flemish iron and ' colonial
brass effects. Pair special at
J 2.45, $4.10. $4.95, $6.75, $7.25,
$3 and $9.85.
FIRE SETS
- Fire sets in plain black and
Flemish iron effects. Special
at 12.45, JS.50, '$1.75. $5.25 and
J6.25.
GRATES
Portable basket grates in
several sires three styles.
Special $3.65, $5.25, $5.75, $6.50
and $7.25. -
Heaters
Wood, coal,' gas,' oil," Combination wood'
and coal heaters for ei'ery- requirement
Lowest prices. MAEE YOUK OWN
TERMS IN KEASON . - ...
SlxtJ Floor, Fifth Street.
vHELE AIWIENIA NOW PURING ARMENIAN UFE-SAYING WEEK
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