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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1920)
THE MORNING OliEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1920 SOUTH E Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. uiiiiifiiriiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!:!! iiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirtj 301 aoi CUTS LUMBER RATE I GIFTS that will keep mem- ories' fresh for a lifetime. or Christmas Road Will Grant Milling-in-Transit Tariff. CHARGES EAST REDUCED 1 Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens PAG FIG Manufacturers in Oregon on rarity With Those Located in Watliington. II. A. Hinshaw, general freight asent of the Southern Pacific com pany, with headquarters in Portland, yesterday announced that he has filed with the state public service commis sion an agreement to grant what is 1-cnown as milling-in-transit rates to lumber manufacturers of Oregon. The concession. which has been sought for a long time, is a very im portant one for the industry. Jt will mean a. large savins in shipments to eastern points. Mr. Hmsuaws statement is as fol lows: "Arrangements are being made to publish at the earliest possible date rules in eastbound transcontinental lumber traffic, permitting the mill-ing-in-transit of lumber when origi nating at points on lines of the South ern Pacific in Oregon, destined to transcontinental territory. This ar rangement will permit the milling-in-transit only at points on Southern Pacific lines in Oregon at the follow ing charge: "Distance from shipping point to transit station, 65 miles or less, lVs cents: more than 65 miles and not over 105 miles, 2 cents: more than 105 miles and not over 150 miles, 2 Mi cents: more than 150 miles and not over 250 miles, 3 cents. "This will place the mills located on Southern Pacific lines in Oregon on a parity w7ith mills located on lines in AVashington." Hinshaw added that it probably will require a few weeks in which to work out the new schedule and con clude final arrangements, but that every possible effort will be made to put it into effect as quickly as possi ble. The action of the Southern Pacific company follows as a result of a peti tion ol 165 mill owners, filed with the state commission several months ago. The state chamber of commerce used its good influence to assist in bring ing about the result. ETGEXE INTERESTS GRATIFIED Milling-in-Transit Rate Promises to increase Lumber Industry. EUGENE, Or., Dec. 14 (Special.) The news of the granting by the Southern. Pacific company of the milling-in-transit rate to the sawmills of this state was received with much satisfaction by the owners of numer ous small mills in Lane county. They have been working for the establish ment of this, rate for a number of years, and believe now that there is a brighter outlook for the business than for a long time past. Lumbermen said today that.where It formerly had cost them from 10 to 5 cents a hundred to get their rough material to market by way of the dry kilns and planers in Eugene, they now will have a rate of from 1 cent to IVs cens a hundred, or virtually the same rate as applied to through shipments on their products from the mills to outside points. In the opinion of local millmen this ruling will result not only in increased production from the smaller plants in this district, but will bring increased business to Eu gene. On announcement of the granting of this rate this afternoon one com ptny that operates a planing and fin ishing mill here stated that its ca ptclty will be increased and more men will be employed. TAX ADJUSTER. TO GITE AID Jforlbwestern Lumbermen to Be Helped in Solving: Problems. SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. 14. (Spe cial.) To help northwestern lumber men solve their problems of federal taxes, Major David T Mason of "Washington, D. C, chief" of the tim ber section of the United States in ternal revenue department, will spend six days in Seattle and Portland thlo month. He is echeduled to arrive here December 16. On that date a meeting will be held under the aus pices of the West Coast Lumber men's association, to be attended by lumbermen representing ail sections of the state. At this meeting Major Mason will explain treasury department rulings and problems that might arise when lumbermen and persons in allied In dustries prepare their tax statements for the present year. Major Mason expects to spend six da-3 in Seattle and Portland, prob ably remaining in Seattle December 16, 17 and 18, then proceeding to the Oregon metropolis. MARSHAL FEARS MOB Aged Woman's Assailant Won't Return to Scene of Offense. IIANFORD, Cal., Dec 14. Because ho feared to return his prisoner to the scene of the offense because of pos sible mob violence, Henry Toft, mar shal of Daly City, a suburb of San i'rancisco, said he would seek a place today to lock up Edward Grounds, whom he arrested here on a charge of attacking Mrs. Anna Birkenhagen, an aged Daly City woman. Toft came here with two deputies. The marshal announced when he left, however, that he would telegraph ahead when he reached the San Fran cisco bay region. He was apprehen sive of the "high feeling" which he said existed at Daly City as the re sult of Grounds- alleged act and criminal gang activities in San Fran cisco. BROTHERS ADMIT HOLDUP Missouri Jewelry Store Robbed ot $80,000 Worth or Stock. LINCOLN, Neb.. Dee. 14. Stephen and Wilber Boblit. aged 28 and 18. brothers, of Osceola. Mo., confessed here today to the holdup of C. L. Galloway in his jewelry store at Lau rel. Mont., last Thursday evening and taking of 18000 in jewelry, according to the local police. Their confession followed the find ing in their room of a grain sack containing 200 rings and 20 watches, the police say. Bench Warrant Issued. CEXTKALI A, Wash., Doc 14. (Special.) .Klmer Martindale of this city was taken into custody Saturday on a bench warrant issued in the fed eral court in Tacoraa. Alartindale Shirts! 30 Less! You can't go wrong in choosing shirts. Even if everybody else gave him shirts, it would still be all right. He can't get too many, as long as the shirts are good, and these Manhattan and Arrow shirts are mighty fine. Remember, please, they are reduced 30, too. 25 . Reduction on House Coats, Lounging Robes, Vassar Underwear, Give Hosiery Hosiery with snug smooth fitting quality, of fine tex ture and appearance, with heels and toes carefully re inforced for service. "Inter woven" is the kind of hosiery a man likes to have that's the kind to give at Christmas. Here in all wanted shades. 50c to $1.50 D Fifth at Alder o D o iorio OE aoi was released on bonds following: his recent arrest on a charge of moon shining, but is said to have failed to appear when his case was called for trial. FAIR TO INVITE WORLD SENATE ASKED TO HAVE WILi SOX EXTEND WELCOME. Shipping Board Promises Help In Displaying Oregon Products . on Orient Journey. THE OREGOKIAN NEWS BUREAU, Washington, Dec. 14. To clear the way for an exposition In Portland. Or., In 1925 to celebrate the comple tion of the transcontinental and Pacific highways, the centennial oi the Invention of the electro magnet, the establishment of peace and. the restoration of world trade. Senator Chamberlain introduced a resolution in the senate today to have the pres ident extend an invitation to all for eign nations to participate. Under the terms of the resolution the pres ident wonld extend the invitation when it is shown that the Atlantic Pacific Highway and Electrical Expo sition company, organized to pro mote the exposition, have adequate finances to carry through the proj ect The shipping, board, through Sen iff- Holiday reductions on useful gifts of renowned makes for men and young men. Practical men appreciate such gifts as these. We're giving yon a Christmas present in these Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits at $32.50 Broken lines from formerly priced up $60 and $65 Suits and CHristmas Luggage at One-Fourth Less ! Luggage makes a good gift, if it is really good. Here are bags and suitcases that are built for service; they are handsome in appearance and substantial in quality an excellent gift for a man or even a family gift. Save one-fourth on these. Umbrellas! Collar Bags! Gift umbrellas are not for gotten. He will be a bit more careful not to forget or lose his umbrella, if it is one given him for Christmas. These are made with strong frames, good covers and at tractive handles in pleasing styles. $2 to $15 Sam'l Rosenblatt & Co. Qif t Certificates ator McNary, promised today to co operate with the foreign commerce club of Portland in procuring an ex hibit of Oregon products to be car ried by the new ship Wenatchee when It sails from Puget sound for the orient Mareh 1. It Is understood that the ship also will carry a delegation from the foreign commerce club of Portland. Italians Will Honor Dante. ROME, Dec. 14.. Ceremonies com memorating the Rlxth centenary of the death of Dante will be held in Ravenna next September, it was de cided here today at a meeting of the mayors of Italian cities. A bronze and silver bell of artistic design will be placed over the poet's tomb and each night the bell will ring in memory of the immortal writer Stolen Automobile Recovered. ' MEDFORD, Or., Dec. 14. An auto mobile stolen at White Swan. Wash., was found here today by Chief of here by Earl Dawson, recently ar- rested in Spokane for stealing a car several months ago belonging to Bert Thierlof. Dawson left the car with neighbors when he made his getaway. Germany Seeks Easier Terms. BERLIN. Dec 14. Negotiations have been proceeding for some time be tween the German and foreign gov ernments, with the view to changing the present clearing arrangement by which Germany is obligated to pay her monthly : debt balance in cash. our regular stocks, to $55, now $32.50. " $70 and $75 Overcoats $59 Quite a happy suggestion! He wouldn't have even thought of it himself, yet probably he couldn't think of anything he would like any better. It is a worthy gift indeed and- something that will last for years. Good ones priced here from $1.50 to $4 Are Useful Gifts says a semi-official statement issued here. This arrangement was made under a section of the Versailles treaty. , German Goods Capture Spain. MARDID, Dec. 14. German manu facturers are sending to Spain such large quantities of woolen goods at vastly cheaper prices than those charged by the Spanish factories, that a committee of Spanish manufactur ers has requested Premier Dato to adopt measures for their protection. Definite Pact Wanted. SAN SALV ADORE, Republic of Salvador. Dec. 14. Agreement that the proposed union of Central Amer ican republics be entered Into with out reservations, and that the pact be a definite and not a provisional If You Want Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen We have complete lines. Will send -. price list upon your request TSUBOI BROS. 307 Burnside St. ' Portland, Or. Put in a Tie When you make up his Christmas package, slip in one or more of these ties. It will make your remembrance just that much better and bigger. Besides, he will like the idea and he'll like the ties. Good dressers are buying these every day. $1 to $5 25 Reduction on Outing Flannel Night Shirts and Pajamas Handkerchiefs With such a splendid variety at hand, choosing is a simple task. Plain or initialed, cam bric or pure linen, single or in sets of three in a gift box. Few men but appreciate such practical gifts. 25c to $1.50 Gasco Building o 0 0001 o aoaoc one. wag general among the repre sentatives of the five republics in conference at Kan Jose. Costa Rica. according to Cost Rican dispatches Luaay. Auloist Fined $25 for Collision. N. A. Nelson was fined 25 in police court yesterday after he had been found guilty of not giving the right of way to another automobile at the intersection of East Twentv-elo-hth and Burnside streets. Because of his failure to heed the traffic ordinances his machine collided with another- motor car and both were badly dam- agea. 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