Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 01, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN, TITUItSDAY, MAY 1, 1919. GOVERNOR OLCOTT CONFERS PRIZES WON IN VICTORY LOAN OLD NATIONAL GUARD CONTESTS BY AUTHOR AND DECORATORS OF WINDOW DISPLAYS. S211.600 IN B MINUTES HEROES REACH PORT Men Who 1 ,3 . Mathis Clothes S. . Benson Matches Morris Bros.' $100,000 Purchase. t 5 ? More Northwest Men Included in New York Arrivals. ! e SUBSCRIBES Wear HIGHWAY BONDS INDORSED 4 W00DBURN MAN IN CHARGE Members Pledge Support to Recon struction Programme ' at Spe cial Election in June. " "Absolutely:" shouted the members of the Portland Ad club, -when asked by 'the president whether they were behind the greater Oregon programme of supporting the reconstruction meas ures to be voted upon by the people in June. This was the verdict after presentation of the programme by Gov ernor Olcott. Positive answer was given the appeal of Charles V. Berg for the Ad club sub scription to the victory loan. The mem bers subscribed $211,600 in six jninutes. There was hesitancy in stepping out with subscriptions until State Director Etheridge said that he would match. the total of other subscriptions. Then Simon Benson whispered to Charles V. .Berg that he would match Mr. Kttaer idge's subscription. Before most of the Ad. club members saw the signifi cance Mr. Etheridge was on his feet with a subscription of $100,000. En thusiasm was released and the list was quickly swollen to a total of $211,600. Dorothy Bliss sang "When the Boys Come Home." The accompaniment on the piano was by Mrs. "Walter K. Bliss. HlRhwar Bonds Ad voo.ated. The club unanimously adopted a reso lution requesting that K. A. Booth of Kugene renmin on the state highway commission. The club acted upon the suggestion contained in a remark of trovernor Olcott expressing his earnest desire to retain Mr. Booth and empha sizing the valuable work done by Simon Benson. The resolution was introduced by Rev. W. W. Youngson. S. C. Pier, ciry- commissioner-elect, npoke In support of the Roosevelt highway bonds. He pictured the beauty of the western counties of the state through which the proposed road will pass, the need of It by the residents and certainty that, once completed, the tributary sections will be linked by payed roadways. He read an estimate of the revenue that would be derived ;ii..iually as soon as such a. highway can be opened to travel. He declared that one-seventh of the state Is isolated through lack of proper roads, and that the industrial and economic loss of such conditions is large. Shipbuilding I. Supported. By unanimous vote the Ad club went on record for the naming of a special committee to co-operate with Mayor Baker to give every possible assistance In maintaining the shipbuilding In dustry. The subscribers to the Ad club quota In the victory loan campaign at yes terday's luncheon were as follows: Dr. J. F. Beaumont, $300; IS. W. Pease, $300; H. K. Joy, $500; Charles W. Jones, $500; C. I. Hochberg, $200; Charles F. ra Berg, $500; George I... Hauch, $100: E. "V. Van Hursh. $500; M. M. Smith, $500; r..;A. J. Clark. $500: L. R. Bailev, $100; Frank Smith, $200; Henry Kent. $100: , Bill Ftrandborg. $200:- K. G. Crawford, $500; Portland Union Stockyards, $2000; Tru-Blu Bisvuit company, $1000; Morris t.Bros., $100,000; Benson. 1100,000; Foa- - ,-. ter & Kleiser, $,"500; William L. Busk, $50: A. K. Brackler, $50. -y After marching to Liberty Temple, r-.scheaded by Governor Olcott and Presi- 'vdent Dana, the members of the club r 'participated in presentation of prizes Ct- n victory loan contests to winners. Governor Olcott. at the request of the club and on behalf of the victory loan organization, made the presentations. PrlKen Are Awarded. Mrs. John R. Victors of 900 Fast Fourteenth street North, author of the -verse that captured first prize in th f 'Blurb contest, received a $50 victory r. "-liberty bond. C, Winners of the prizes in the window ;J;le. orating contest each, received. a Ger tinman .jfficers' helmet, which they con sented to wear only for the photogra-;-;rher to snap the camera, after having ..ileen supplied with American flags to Afloat above them. The prize-winners t '.'.were; F, Ji Norman, grocer, 1315 Bel r '. mont street ; J. Walter Johnson, of Ira '..F. Powers Furniture company; R. I. -Rueff. I. Aronson; Harry Mcintosh, Woodard. Clarke & Co.; Fred A. Olan .ler, Halvord-Dahl Grocery; M. J. K .Tenant, Meier & Frank company. 1 v j r ?x ' " ' A ; i y - - 4 t s 4 fs 1 6 'I , r,' V !tv i Above GoTtrnor Olcott handinic SO Victory Bond to Mm. John R. V It-Inn, winner ot Blnrb" flrnt prizr. Delow Lrft to rleht Front row K. H jNornian. J. A alter Jobnuoii, K. H. Hneff. I. Aronson. Second row Harry Mcintosh, Fred A. Olander, M. J. B. Tenant. Second Battalion of l2d Infantry, 41st DiTlslon, AitIto on Transport Ijoulsvlle. NTEW YORK. April SO. Fourteen officers and 64T 'men icomprislns all except company H of the 2d battalion of the 162d infantry Hist oivision. former National Guard of Washington, Oregon. Montana, Idaho and Wyoming). returned on the Louisville toaay irum Brest. - On tho steamship Beglna d Italia from Marseilles were casuals from the following states: Colorado, South. Dakota, vv yoming nd Iowa. The 41st division veterans were In command of Major Eugene MoshDerg-er of Wood-burn. Or. Of the members of soldiers ana sailor' families aboard, 64 were French and British wives of army men. wun nine children, and ten were tcotcn ana Irish girls who married sailors. WASHINGTON. April 30. The trans port F. J. Luckenbach Is due at New York May 9. it was announcea toaay. with the 126th infantry less 3d battalion. In addition to the troops already an nounced, the transport Infanta Isabella, due at New York May 7. has on board the 637th aero squadron. Units announced as assigned to early convoy were: First balloon company, aero squad rons Nos. 12. 22. 25. 28. 91, 94. 100. 163, 166. 185, 213 and 22S; photo sections Nos. 2. 4 and 6; mobile ordnance repair shops Nos. 5. 106. 109. 114, 309, 310 and 312. MISSING CHILD IS DEAD I-OKTIvAND MAX,' SEEKING FAM ILY, GETS SAD" CLEW. tion. Mrs. Ktrced is thought to have be come temporarily deranged and com mitted suicide. The body of the little girl found Tuesday would indicate that she perhaps threw the. children in the slough and ihen drowned herself, say those investigating the affair. Further investigating will be done 1" the slough for the possible recovery of. the other two lolis. DENVER APARTMENTS SOLD A. S. Ellis Buys Three-Story Struc ture From J. W. Adams. Purchase of the Denver apartment house, at the southeast corner oi Twentv-ftrst and Overton streets, by A. 8. Ellis, was completed yesterday. The consideration was approximately 32,000 in cash and mortgages assumed, and east side property in exchange above this amount. The purchase was made from J. W. Adams, administrator of the H. B. Adams estate. The Denver is a three story brick apartment, containing 80 two. three and four-room apartments. W. II. Jordan of the F. E. Taylor com pany negotiated the sale. Auto Bought; Check Bogus, Charge. MARSHFIELD, Or., April 30. (Spe cial.) Archie V. Arnold, a former soruce production soldier, who spent some time on Coos Bay during the war period, was apprehended at Gold Beach today while driving south with a car alleged to have been bought from Milas Richardson with, a worthless check for 650. Dry slabwood and Inside wood, green stamps, for cash. Holmar Fuel Co. Main 353. A 3363. Adv. SSN0W' BLOCKS HIGHWAY May Day Celebration In Snoqualmie IZ Pass Abandoned. t: SEATTLE. April 30. Seattle's pro posed May day celebration at the um mit of snow-covered Snoqualmie. pass has been abandoned and little hope re mains that the Sunset highway through the pass will be open before the snow melts late In June, th-i chamber of com merce announced here today., King county workmen recently cleared the snow away to the west side of the summit. Reports from Ellens burg indicate, however, that the Kittitas county commissioners have no means .of clearing their 17 milles of the road till covered with snow. .. ..... Wife and Second Daughter Tnac counted For and Suicide Is Feared by Husband. After vainly waiting for word regarding the whereabouts of his wife and two little daughters, who mys teriously disappeared almost "three weeks aero, Ole Streed, employed at the Van SchoonhoVen grocery, 234 Yam hill street, received a long-distance telephone message from Arlington, Or., saying that the Doay oi me oiaest child had been found in a slough tributary' to' the Columbia river. Mr. Streed left late Tuesday night to get the body and he is expected to return to Portland today or tomorrow. With her two little daughters, Virginia, aged 5, and Vivian, aged 3, Mrs.. Streed left Portland -more .than two months ago to. visit her sisters, near Heppner, Or. She had been., ailing in health for some time ago, due to an attack of in flaenza and thought that a change would benefit her. After spending two months with her relatives she wrote her husband that she was. leaving for Portland. .This was two weeks ago last Friday. Mr. Streed waited for further word, but none came. ' He went to Heppner and Arlington to see if any trace could be found, but no one remembered seeing his fpmily. . Iue to her nervous condi r. J- MJ. Angel Receives Honor Flag. MOUNT ANGEL, Or., April 30. (Spe cial.) The chairman of the victory loan committee for Mount Angel 're ceived Wednesday, from state . head .'quarters, a community honor-flag which has been hung in the window of ' the' ; bank xf Mount Angel. Cf& 11 fee ( (-Sri )-'( (?) 1 xd? W szJ . Mav fm n v.-it-.-.- l(- " ,MfJ-' Boulevard Gossip V When fashion promenades, the light, gracious talk of smart young women, strikes the keynote of the latest styles. And wliat is today's gossip' What is this golden glint shampoo, with its delicious 'tripping name that bubbles up so merrily to every maiden's lips, along the famous boulevards? Oh. they've just tried it. you know, they whisper one to another. And it's "ravishing, wonderful, quite too enchanting!" Not a dye or a stain, oh, no, an absurdly simple little thing. . , You just wash in a golden gleam, a sort of bit-of-sunlight, and wash it out again,' my dear. Fancy, anything so chic! A. bit o . liquid rouge on the hair. The modern beauty shop is really delectable, isn't it? But. golden glint shampoo is the very latest, very smartest, quite the most original "make-milady-beautj-ful" gift .of all. That fashionable Beauty of the boulevards is bringing her secret to . nil - ovi-Iuciva Kir.u-f-t . l 1 1 l ments, by asking for" golden glint" shampoos wherever she goes. Be . ure and get the best, by asking for Cinderella golden glint. - 1S535 II I 1S537 I II 1 T i" llir-l illlill l.lilti '1 1 Wfl' Ti-- 1 iSiii . U ii . II 1S53 IS It tastes good, aids digestion M II - si 'and finilds nn the svstem . II r ' ' ' ' II ' ' I- II 64S0 II . . . MM" i piii mm m ,.. -HcT'S. 'ii'"; v - . ' . ' 1 The Road 1 1 1 Fairly Roars j Under This h' - i uemon in - - i II 11 Mia ' I - Inferno yX. of Flying jgK0 f ihfrt Victor Records . On Sale Today POPtlAR RECORDS. f A Good Man Is Hard to Kind Marion Harris I For Johnny and Me Marion Harris f How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm; .....Arthur fields I How Are You Goin" to Wet Your Whistle? Bill Murray r Don't Cry, Frenchy. 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