TIIE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921
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Search for Mrs. Grace Mc
Clure Proves Fruitless. .
SAM LEE, CHINESE, IN JAIL
Eclief Is That Young Woman Who
Disappeared Recently Is Kept
in Hiding by Oriental.
Their efforts to locate their 20-year-old
daughter who several months ago
became a victim of the drug habit
having failed, an aged mother and
father have appealed to the federal
authorities, and Sam Lee, Chinese, is
in the county Jail in default of $3000
bail, while an Investigation is being
conducted to determine whether he
Is responsible lor the disappearance
of the cirl.
Mrs. Grace McClure is the name of
the missing young woman and her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. w. js. Lant,
1613 Stockton street.
Following a complaint made to the
federal authorities by the parents,
Lee was arrested Tuesday afternoon
In Salem as he alighted from a train.
The parents charged the Chinese with
having' made a drug victim of their
daughter.
Woman Arretted In Raid.
According to the story the parents
told Assistant United States Attor
ney Fiogel, their daughter went to
work for Lee in the Oak hotel. The
place was raided September 8 and
Mrs. McClure was arrested. An attor
ney, hired by the Chinese, obtained
liberty for the young: woman and she
went to the home of her parents,
where she stayed a few days.
Lee telephoned the Lang home and
In talking with Mrs. Lang toid her ho
was extremely sorry that her daugh
ter was arrested in the raid because
she was the clerk at the hotel. He
was invited to the home for dinner,
according to the mother, and brought
with him a bundle of laundry for Mrs.
McClure.
Shortly after he left the home the
daughter began acting strangely and
the parents became aware that she
was using drugs, presumably given
her by Lee in the laundry package.
"Several days later my wife took
her downtown to one of the theaters
and left her there, expecting to meet
here on her return from shopping,"
said Mr. Lang. "When my wife re
turned Grace was gone and we have
not seen her since. Three days after
her disappearance she called over the
telepnone and said she was coming
home.
Prisoner, Parents Think.
"While she was talking my wife
heard a noise like someone thrusting
a hand in front of her mouth to pre
vent' her talking. The conversation
ended and that was the last we heard
from her."
The parents reported to the police
that the girl had disappeared but no
tracts were found that might lead to
her recovery. Mr. McClure is a brick
mason. The parents asserted that
they had provided the girl with all
she could expect, but that the Chinese
had obtained such a hold on her that
It was impossible for them to please
her.
Federal authorities believe that Sam
Lee has the girl In hiding. He Is
being held on a narcotic charge until
a thorough Investigation can be made.
Lee understands English perfectly un
til he is asked regarding the where
abouts of the woman, and then he
suddenly shows a lack of understanding.
Tones of Brass Choir Are
Difficult to Play.
Fach Is Produced by Different
Pressure of Lips.
BY CAVERLY BEAUMONT.
Article No. 4.
T IKE tho wood winds, the tones
X-i of the brass choir are produced
by the breath of the player, but In
the case of the brasses each tone is
made by a different pressure of the
ilps, and it Is for this reason that
iney are so difficult to p!av.
Los Anneles Is famous for the brass
choir of its orchestra, heard here last
spring, and demonstrating what beau
tifully rich and organlike quality this
section can furnish.
The trumpet Is the soprano of the
brasses, with a tone brilliant and
noble, but because It is so difficult
to play has often to call upon its
substitute, the cornet, to take Its
place. The cornet was invented early
In the lfltii century, and was a devel
opment from the old keyed buele.
The French horn Is the alto of the
brass family, and If It were uncoiled
it would measure 17 feet in length.
It Is the most genial of all Instru
ments, and it blends well with either
wood wind or brass, having a roman
tlo quality of tone. even, full and
mellow, which has made it a favorite
wnn an composers.
In the middle ages the trombone
was called a sackbut," which is a
Moorish word, meaning a "pump." If
you rememoer this you will at once
recognize the trombone player. Of
lofty dramatic power, it should be
reserved for great occasions, for it
can produce an almost superhuman
effect. Mendelssohn said: "The trom
bones are too sacred for often use."
The tuba was invented In 1835 and
has the deepost tone of the brass
choir a voice noble and dignified.
The percussion instruments will be
the subject of tomorrow's talk.
Odds a$ Ends
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Mi LILIAN TlNliLK.
EVEN for a family of two and. of
course, even more so for a larger
family the establishment and correct
treatment of an economival "stock
hut will also aid In obtaining "savory
the possible waste of odds and ends,
but will also aid In obtaining savory
flavory" soups, gravies and sauces
and stews.
Indeed, the use of well-flavored
stock. Instead of plain water or milk,
Is one of the points that has given
uront reputation to French cookery.
Hut the making and use of stot-k
calls for "Judgment." You must by
no means put in "any old thing." and
you must know how to develop what
you take out, so that "character,"
color and flavor, as well as good sea
son inn. result.
As a very simple example, take
fish stock. Suppose in preparing a
slice or two of fish for a small family
you remove the skin and as many
bones as possible before they reach
the individual plate. No one wants
kin and boms. In fact, they are one
of the chief reasons why some men
folk will tell you they don't care for
fish.
The fish caa be baked or fried In
neat pieces or "filets" that leave no
waste on the plate or the skin and
bones can be cooked with the fish
but carefully left on the serving dish.
The former is the more attractive and
useful method and gives better stock,
though It Is a litUe more trouble
some to do.
The skin and bones contain rood
ge'.atinous nutriment and the bits of
flesh adhering will give flavor. Put
them on In "water to cover" and boll
until you have some concentrated,
well-flavored stock, then strain.
This can be cooked at the back of
the range or over the gas simmerer,
so that the cost of fuel is very small.
Next day (or even the day after), in
cold weather, you can have a very
good, easily made, and very econom
ical "stick-to-your ribs chowder as
your main dish for luncheon or sup
per, and no one need think about left
overs. For each person you need to allow
a good slice of onion, finely chopped
(more or less to taste), about cup
finely diced raw potato,' cup good
fish stock (with a few flakes of fish
It available), about V cup milk and
a teaspoonful or so of finely cut-up
salt fat pork. (I'll speak again of that
salt pork) or other fat, and a little
thickening.
Try out the pork, cook the onion In
It until yellow, add the cut-up potato,
stir well for a moment, then put in
the strained fish stock and cook until
the potatoes are tender but not
mushy. Now thicken very slightly
with a little smooth flour and cold
water or corn starch and cold water.
raise to boiling point (or leave un
thlckened If preferred) and add the
milk and seasonings. Do not actually
boil after the milk is in. Color, tex
ture, and flavor of any cream soup
are usually better it the mixture is
kept Just below boiling point after
the milk is added.
Many people prefer a fish chowder
made this way, to clam chowder, and
it is Just as nutritious. The addition
of an odd end of tomato with the
potato will give you a "Ithode Island
chowder." A little finely chopped
parsley or celery leaf is another op
tional garnish.
The stock from the skin and bones
and odd flakes of a pound of salmon
or halibut will usually yield enough
stock to make chowder for two ordi
nary servings or one very large serv
ing. Of course a little extra milk
can be added If necessary. Ion't for
get carefully seasoning before serv
ing. RACE DEMURRER BASIS
Arraignment or Mrs. Wurtzbarger
to Develop Point of Law.
A delay of 24 hours in the arraign
ment or Mrs. Alma Wurtzbarger.
charged with the murder or her hus
bnnd on the Chemawa Indian school
property" September 4, was granted
by Judge Bean yesterday in order to
permit Bert E. Haney to prepare a
demurrer. The arraignment will be
made today, and Mr. Haney will file
a demurrer, in which he will contend
that the federal authorities have no
Jurisdiction In the case.
He will base his demurrer on the
theory that the United States courts
have no Jurisdiction over the Chem
awa Indian reservation when the per
sons involved in criminal matters are
all whites.
Work on Bridge Progresses.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Oct 19. J
(Special.) Work is progressing rap
idly on the Pacific highway bridge
to the south of Cottage Grove. Pour
ing of the north pier was completed
Monday; the false work for the south
pier Is about in place, and pouring
on this pier will start at once. The
steel for the structure Is expected
to arrive about November 20, and the
highway commission will receive bids
five days later for the completion of
the paving up to this bridge and
through the city. The highway, which
now swings west around the city,
will then use principal streets of the
city. The new bridge is to be ar
tistic. Phone- your want ads to The Orego
nian. Main 7070. Automatic 560-95.
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TREE TEA
CEYLON
is the
one high grade tea
in the world
that setts for
so tittle money
Her Old Skirt
Dyed to Make
Baby a Coat
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her old, worn,
faded things new. Even if she has
never dyed before, she can put a new.
rich color Into shabby skirts, dresses,
waists, coats. stockfngs, sweaters,
soverings. draperies, hangings, every
thing. Buy Diamond Dyes no other
kind then perfect home dyeing is
guarantied. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye is wool or silk, or whether it Is
linen, cotton or mixed goods. Dia
mond Dyes never streak, spot, fade
or run. Ad-.
Simple Way to
Take Off Fat
Thr ?n b nothing simpler than tak
ing a con ren tent lltt tablet four timet
each da until your weight is reduced to
normal. Thai'a ail lust purchas a caae
of Marmola Prescription Tablets from your
druKClst for ors dollar, the same price the
wnrta over, rouow directions no siarva
ttnn diet In or tiresome exercising. Eat
substantial food a lazy as vou Ilka
and keep on ret tin M miner. And the
bat part of Marmola Tablet la they are
harmless. That Is your absolute safe
guard. Purchas them from your drucatst,
or send direst to Marmo'.a Co., 4012 Wood
ward Ave., utiroii. Alien. aqv.
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Double Trading Stamps
wuhGsTAases All Over the Store
Prepare for Hallowe'en
T able Decorations, Invitations,
Favors, Cats, Masks, Streamers,
Owls, Lanterns, Cut-Outs, Nut Bas
kets and other novelties in great
variety. Dennis on Booth, 2d Floor.
Olds, WGrim&M $Khu
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. (1J"
MERCHANDISE RELIABLE
TMOBB'SON, ftLDEP, WEST PARK. AND TENTH
METHODS.
STREETS!
Mail Orders
Out-of-town customers are invited
to make full use of our special Mail
Order Service. Experienced shippers
give all orders prompt and careful
attention. Stamps given on request
EXCLUSIVE PORTLAND AGENCY GOSSARD JFRONT - LACED CORSETS 1
Engraved Personal
Greeting Cards
Now is the time to place your orders
while lines are complete. Large selection
of new and beautiful designs Teady for
your inspection at the Stationary Counter.
"Scatter Sunshine With Greeting CardsU
Fashion Calls for
Tunics
The tace Section, ever on the alert to
show the new and1 correct, announces an
attractive showing of new Tunics that will
be of interest to all women. Sequin and
Beaded effects in exquisite designs and col
orings, including white, rose, jade, green,
blue, black with American beauty. Prices
range from $35.00 on up to $65.00
Stamped Scarfs
1 """""
50c
Main Floor 12x34-inch Table Scarfs of
good quality natural color linen. Stamped
with easy-to-work design, finished with
hemstitching. Limited number f?ft
only. On special sale today at only JJK
Stamped Scarfs, size 18x45 inches. Cream
color crash material. Attractive PCfif
designs. On special sale today at JJK
Stamped Pillow
Slips $1
Pillo-vt- Slips made of 42-inch bleached
tubing. Stamped in easy-to-work designs.
Limit 6 to a customer. Specially ?"!
priced for today's selling the pair
Bargain Circle, Main Floor ,
Save on Your New Fall Suit
II wist '-$'1
There's no good reason why you shouldn't
with such a sale as this going on! The
Garment Store offers for today's selling a
special grouj- of Women's new Fall Suits at
34
which, from the standpoint of value-giving
and desirability, have not been equaled
in Portland this season. The woman who
plans on paying $40 to $50 for her new
Suit will find it well worth while to 6ee
these attractive new models. Made up in
Tricotine and
Velour Materials
in midnight blue, black, brown, taupe and me
dium blue. The styles embrace a wide range of
modes from the popular straightline tailored ef
fects to the more dressy belted affairs. There
are also a number of smart youthful styles, espe
cially adapted for misses. Some have fur collars
and are trimmed with bands of fur.
High Class
Suits
in every sense of the word. Beautifully tailored,
correctly fashioned and expertly finished. Every
Suit in the sale is from our own regular stock,
which is a further guarantee of superior value.
Priced Special
$34.95
Individna lized
Fashions
Selecting the new modes to give variety and
individuality is an accomplishment of no small
importance. It lends distinction to each garment
and gives every woman full assurance that the
mode she selects is becoming and appropriate.
The woman who would be correctly apparelled
and know for a certainty that she is getting full
value for her money will do well to shop at this
store. The Garment Section is splendidly pre
pared to show you garments that will accent the
charm of your personality. Dept., Second Floor.
Wool Sweaters
At $5.98
Second Floor Look for
real wintry weather al
most any time now! jCold
days will have no terror
for you if you have one of
these good warm sweaters.
Tuxedo and
Corset Styles
Ribbed and fancy weave.
One style buttons up close
about the neck. Shown in
combination colors. Belted
or sashed, with or with
out collars. On (PfT QQ
special sale at Dt)70
Wool Sweaters $12.95
Second Floor Heavy Wool Sweaters in plain and
fancy weaves. Coat and tuxedo styles, with belts
and braided sashes. Some with brushed wool
trimmings. Good selection of col- O QPI
ors. On special sale today, at only DA.IJ
Wool Sweaters $17.95
Second Floor Special assortment of high-grade
Sweaters reduced in price. Novelty weaves.
Tuxedo and buttoned models with H QPJ
belts and sashes. Extra good values JO
Stout Sweaters
Second Floor Made especially for wom'en of
large proportions. Tuxedo style with long hip
line. Belts and pockets. Black and colors. Sizes
range from 48 to 50. Priced at only $11.05
Thursday Extra Special
$9 to $10 Low Shoes
$6.50 a Pair
Main Floor Women's and
big Misses' Shoqs, Oxfords
and Strapped Pumps, with
welted soles for street wear.
Tan Calf One-Strap Pumps,
perforated ball strap, flat
heel, medium round toe ma
hogany Calf Oxfords with
low heel and pinked edge
Chestnut Tan Calf Pumps
with straps and brass buckles.
Regular $9.00 to CC Cft
$10.00 footwear at DU.JU
Women's High Shoes at $6.50
Regularly $8.50 to $10.50
Black Kid High Shoes of a well known make. Narrow toes, flat
heels Cocoa Brown Shoes with medium or low heels Vici Kid
Shoes with wide full toes and moderate heels Black Kid Laced
Shoes with pointed toes and military heels. Regular (Jf PA
$8.50 to $10.50 Shoes, specially priced for this sale, pair DO.Jll
Shoe Department Main Floor
Silk Petticoat Sale
$5 and $7.98
Second Floor Wonderfully
good values these Taffeta,
Jersey and Satin Petticoats
at five dollars. Double
flounces in plaited, ruffled
and banded styles. Black,
navy and -all the new
est shades. Special at vO
Pussy Willow Taffeta,
Satin and extra heavy Jersey
Silk Petticoats in many hand
some styles with ruffled,
plaited and novelty trimmed
flounces. Black and several
desirable colors. Orj QQ
Elastic waistband ' 'O
Damask Breakfast Sets
With Napkins to Match
Main Floor More attractive than anything we have ever shown in
this line. You will be delighted with these new Breakfast Sets from
overseas. Shown in various colors and designs. Very suitable for
gift giving. 3 sizes 59x59, 63x63, 63x75 inches. Moderate prices.
Richardson's Linens
A linen chest stocked with Richardson's fine Linens is part of the
tradition of every particular housekeeper. For every requirement,
Linens may be purchased here with advantage. Everything from
the small single pieces to the elaborate cloths. Dept., Main Floor.
Sale of Dinner Sets
And Separate Pieces
Third Floor Pink floral border or white and gold American
Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware in separate pieces on sale at the
following low prices. Supply your home needs, at once!
Bread, Butter Plates 150 Oatmeal Dishes, each 250
Lunch Plates, special 250 Soup Plates priced at 250
Pie Plates priced only 200 Dinner Plates at, each 300
Tea Cuds, Saucers 33'j0 Covered Dishes only $1.50
Sauce Dishes at, each 100 Large Meat Platters at $1
Vegetable Dishes 450-690 Cake Plates, special 600
$15 Dinner Sets $9.98
Choice of several decorations, including pink floral border
and white and gold. Each set contains six Cups and Saucers
six Dinner Plates six Pie Plates six Soup Plates six
Bread and Butter Plates six Sauce Dishes and one each
Meat Platter, Vegetable Dish, Salad Bowl andJQ ftQ
Gravy Boat. Regular $15.00 Dinner Sets; special D.70
Mackinaws for Boys
The Hard Weather Kind
There's really only one mission that
a Mackinaw fulfills and that is pro
tection against cold, disagreeable wea
ther. Boys like 'em and parents will
find them most economical. Here in
several famous makes. $12.50 to $18
2-Pant Suits
$13.35
Main Floor Values in this lot up to
$17.50. Tweeds and mixtures in browns,
tans, grays. Looe belt styles. 2
pairs full lined Pants with ?" O OPT
each suit. Priced special at UXO.OtJ
Boys' Corduroy Suits
At $8.95
Dark Brown Corduroy Suits in latest
styles with full cut knickers.
serviceable for school wear. QQ QfT
Sizes for boys 8 to 17; only DOVO
Very m jM (I
Boys' Corduroy Pants at $1.89
Boys' Sweaters $4.85
Main Floor Splendid heavy
Corduroy Pants in dark brown
color. Patented riveted buttons
and elastic waist band. Made
to button at knee. Re- (P-! QQ
inforced Seams; pair D-L.O
Boys! here's a chance to buy
one of those good heavy Sweat
ers at a special price. Heavy
knit. Popular slip-on style in
various color combi- QC
nations. Sizes 26-34 D.Ot)
Sale of Boys' Underwear
Shirts and Drawers
Main Floor Save a full third on your boy's winter Underwear!
Famous Globe make. Shirts and Drawers in cotton and wool and
cotton mixtures. Sizes 4 up to 16. Note special low prices.
50c Underwear, special 3.80
75c Underwear, special 500
$1.00 Underwear, special 670
$1.25 Underwear, special 840
$1.50 Underwear only $1.00
$1.75 Underwear only $1.17
$2.00 Underwear only $1.31
DOUBLE Trading Stamps!
SALE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS
High-grade Aluminum Ware good weight, strong handles, heavy rims, etc., which assures long service. Now is a splendid time to replenish your stock
of kitchen utensils for the holiday season. On sale Third Floor.
LIPPED
SAUCE PANS
6-Quart
$2.55 size
$1.48
- COVERED
SAUCE PANS
6-Quart
$3.20 size
$1.98
PRESERVING
KETTLES
5-Quart
$2.40 size.
$1.68
COVERED
SAUCE PANS
4-Quart
$2.50 size
$1.48
DOUBLE
RICE BOILERS
1-Quart
$2.00 size
$1.48
WINDSOR
SAUCE PANS
3-Quart
$2.50 size
$1.48
COVERED
l-QT. KETTLES
$2.40 Size
Wood Grip
$1.48
SEAMLESS
TEA KETTLES
6-Quart
$5.50 size
$2.98
OWK Coffee 29c Lb.
3 Pounds for 85c
Fourth Floor No deliveries except with
other purchases made in the Grocery Dept.
Our famous OWK Imperial Roast OQ
Coffee, special 3 lbs. for 850, pound iJL
TREE TEA Ceylon and India (TA.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER, reg- QQn
blend. Regular 60c grade; special
ular 50c size on sale today at, can
Sale Linoleums
At Special Low Prices
Third Floor