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OREGO-IA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1921
Average Weekly
view FOR FJUH
Temperatures of
Leading Call- I A
r : DA0nra
Vnr Week Ending
Saturday, October
29, 1921.
Ml. Ma. M.
JLnr....71 8S 6S
Ocean Fk..71 59 65
Ixn Bch.71 6a
San. Mon..7t 89 6.5
S.a Fran. 65 53 5i
De-1 Monte. 65 55 til
P.uden .71 4:1 57
Street Railway Employes
Make Canvass of City!
Sn. Barb.. 74 60 62
Virm.j' r r i- y"rv it.?j
BOOSTER MEETINGS HELD
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Automobile Dealers and- Parent-
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Teacher Council Get Behind
Exposition Issue.
The Oregon 1925 exposition tax
measure will be carried by a large
majority at the special city election
Saturday, November 19, according to
a prediction made by Fred Cooper,
city superintendent of the Portland
Railway, Light & Power company
and member of the general campaign
committee. It is the result of a can
rau of the entire city with reports
from heavy voting centers represent
a,tlve of every district This is the
first comprehensive survey made with
a view to determining the genera!
complexion of the vote on the pro
posed ,2.000,000 tax measure.
It was conducted by the street
railway company's large staff of di
vision chiefs, traffic inspectors, in
structors and car barn employes, cov
ering a period of several days.
Favorable Sentiment Found.
"We have a total of 1800 street car
men and they are scattered over every
section of the city," said Mr. Cooper
yesterday. "They come in contact
every day with the 250,00 persons
who ride our cars and the particular
subject of discussion among the peo
ple of Portland today centers around
the 1925 exposition and the plans of
financing It.
"I can say conservatively that the
reports we have received from our
various divisions are entirely favor
able to a substantial majority in fa
vor of the tax measure.
"We have received reports from
our Savier, Piedmont, Ankeny and
(Sellwood divisions, representing four
large population districts, and the
sentiment In Savier, which is in the
northwest section of the ctiy, and in
Ankeny, which is in the great central
east side district, is particularly
strong for the exposition. Our men
have been asked to report on the con
versation overheard on the street
cars with reference to the fair elec
tion measure.
Four Angles Discussed.
"The particular angles of the issues
that are most frequently discussed
have to do with four subjects: The
tax feature and what the cost will
be to the small property owner; what
will become of the surplus, if any
remains after the fair is over; the
Question of sites, and why the fair is
not being financed exclusively by
nubile subscriptions.
"So far as has been possible and
consistent with proper attention to
their work, our men have been re
quested to explain these features of
the campaign to the best of their
ability."
The first big exposition campaign
rally In the Albina district will be
held next Wednesday evening, at the
Albina library, Knott street, between
Rodney and Union avenues. The
speakers will be Julius L. Meier,
chairman of the exposition commis-
sion; F. V. Fisher, campaign manager;
Kmery Olmstead, chairman of the
finance committee, and others. The
meeting will be held under the aus
pices of the Albina Improvement club.
Sixty women, members of the par
ent-teacher council, met . yesterday
afternoon at the Central libary, where
B. Lee Paget discussed the exposition
and, upon motion of Mrs. J. F. Chap
man, the council voted unanimously
to go on record Indorsing the fair
project. Mrs. W. H. Bathgate, city
president, was In the chair.
Automobile dealers of the city met
at the Chamber of Commerce yester
day afternoon and laid plans to boost
the tax measure. F. V, Fisher, cam
paign manager, spoke to the group
and met with a hearty response.
The new and artistic wind-shield
stickers, bearing the official design
of the 1925 exposition are now avail
able for all automobile owners and
may be had by phoning exposition
headquarters, Marshall 1925, or at the
offices of Clay a. Morse and A. u
Long & Co. These stickers will be de
livered anywhere In the city to ail
who desire them.
DAM CEREMONIES TODAY
GUAXTS PASS PECKED IX GALA
ATT I KE FOR OCCASION".
Opening of Savage Rapids Irriga
tion Project Draws Distin
guished Visitors to City.
CRAXTS PASS, Or., Nov. 4. (Spe
clal.) Grants Pass, decked In gala
attire. Is ready for the opening of the
lavage rapids dam and irrigation
project tomorrow.
Merchants have attractive dis
plays in their windows of crops raised
under irrigation. A noiiaay atmos
pbere abounds In the city. Stores
will be closed from 11 until 2 o'clock.
The major programme will be given
at the site of the dam, -with V . J
Kerr, president of Oregon Agricul
tural college, delivering the main ad
dress. Following the speaking, one
of the visitors will tie selected to close
the switch setting the machinery into
operation, officially opening the irri
gatlon project.
Many prominent citizens have ar
rived, with those who live within a
fairly close radius driving in by
automobile. Invited guests will be
tendered a luncheon at the dam by
the Shattuck Construction company.
Distinguished visitors will speak at
the noon gathering.
TODAY
This big mas
terpiece of Miss
Ferguson's is
just another of
the Peoples' big
special offer
ings at popular
prices.
Qarumounl
An astonishing tale of sham life in a
sham world, of a girl of the stage who
sold five years of her life.
Taken from Rita Weiman's famous novel
Gorgeously presented with Miss Fergu
son wearing thirty different $1000 gowns.
BRITZ
and the big
Peoples Orchestra
Comedy and Kinograms
. Added Attraction
THE LAND of the PYGMIES"
The best of the wonderful V anderbergh
African exploration series
An astounding drama fashioned by the Supreme Creator!
Written in the lives of creatures in human form who dwell in
the hot, dark heart of earth's remotest jungle. Your one chance
to see on the screen something absolutely unique on earth.
D
flMsda.
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WestTPark near Washington DirectionJ&Von Herbert
Wakefield and neighbors started a
big black bear on the Little Elk and
after chasing him north for a number
Of miles Klliea mm near wwvuii.
Coyotes, as well as cats, will be the
next varmints attacked by the goat
ana sutep men ...
is planned as a full year's programme.
Couples Licensed at Chehalls.
fHFT-TAT.TS Wash,. Nov. 4. (Spe
cial.) Marriage licenses granted by
. l . t i MA,,nrv onilltiir tnrtAV were:
L 1 1 D Ajfrwa v .iuu.j . - .
Maurice White of Bunker and Hazel
Wall of Chehails. waiter oirouo 01
Dupont and Lois Virginia Carver of
Portland, Charles F. Spencer and
Gladys Seeman both of Oakville.
SHEEP KILLED BY BEAR
Lincoln County Farmers Begin
Series of Intensive Hunts.
TOLEDO, Or., Nov. 4. (Special.)
A score or more of sheep and goats
have been killed by bear in Lincoln
county during the past week. As a
result, the farmers have begun a
scries of intensive hunts, with the
views of eradicating as many of the
bear as possible. A special meeting!
of the sheep and mohair men was
held at Eddyville today. The hunt
ing parties succeeded recently In
trapping and shooting a number of
bear.
Folmsbee brothers on the Big Elk
last week caught a pair of young
bear n their apple orchard. The
Grant boys followed a track on the 1
Gale Shane farm, near Harlan, where
the bear was caught In the act of
killing a sheep. After a long chase
the bear was treed. Today W. F.
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luxuriant hair, l4Csm$
jVeiubro's
Kcrpicidc
Boston Baked Beans
-and Brown Bread
Seasoned with plenty of choice pork baked all Friday night in our
brick Dutch oven. They are mellow, full-flavored DELICIOUS.
One-half pint size. . , .20c One-quart ize 40c
(10c refund on return of pot) (5c refund on return of pot)
Serve the beans with our Brown Bread, made just right of the best ma
terials with plenty of "'Sun-Maid" raisins wonderfully good 15c
Ready for you Saturday at 9 A. M. '
Try them for the Saturday dinner.
jZxxhisive eUhfdessen
T&zshiTLgaa Street-tetween 13 8 145
Open Weekdays 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Telephone Broadway 1397
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" PRICES
.;;S,V , i Before 5 P.M.
Jy W , I Admission 25c
i , , - I I Loges - - - 50c
, 1 J After 5 P.M.
' Tc ' - " I '-! ! tss j Admission 35c
' X V ' -'TX!L- r Loges 60c 75c
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OREGON EEADQCABTEIM -Strvl
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ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Trtf H KiirArtAan and American ?M.
Centrally situated, almost opposlts Peratirrr
Square. Cars to beaches, mountain, miaslona.
oranga ffrovea, etc. but ft law atepa zi
lobby. Fireproof carar
For Folder and Reserrmtlons, Writ
F. M. Dim mirk. Lmw and Manacrr.
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PASADEW!SFA110
The Golfers' Year-Round Paradise
Maryland Huntington Green
with privilege ( riMJ"l Golf Clph. th. 1 jyortt.
rendfivous of the winter loiter; Oemb within n
hour by motor over plondld boulevard If. iprtni
tlm. all th. time In Paa.dena. Only 10 tnlte. from
Lo. Angele. and 25 mUel from beachoa. Un.urpa.Md
culaln. and service.
For Information, AddreM
California Hotel -Company, Paaadena California.
J. B. Coolston. rresldent.
THE GOLF CENTRE OFjUHEMCA
322
COLORFUL 'T7lTD&1
'WHEBC TMC- J40UHTA1NS
ROUND RESORT
.MEET THE SEA.
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dr.'-o-hun S"mll- P-ed rM.r"bd;,h,.r.Tf Jnu:
anQrd.rnc,?v. .xylene, and reaonabl. rat... Writ, for full Information and book-
to hotel, listed oeiow.
ARLINGTON.
Capacity 850. Modern. Fireproof,
American plan. Minimum S per day.
Tb. tradition, of the Spanish-California
day. of hospitality are maintained.
HOTEL MIRAMAR AND COTTAGES.
An unique resort by the sea on the
fringe of lovely Montocito. A horn,
lor lamilies of the Better Cla3.
Beautiful Gardens.
SAMARKAND
Perwlan Hotel and Gflit1nft.
tOpened January 1. 11(21.)
On. of the molt beautiful and untwmia!
Caravanearle. In California. Vlfty Bridal
Sultea On its own bill of 80 acrea
Charle. B. Herv.y. Caliph.
. EX, ENCANTO
nOTKI. AND UliNtiAMHVR.
50O feet above th. sea. Acres of flower,
and lawna. Krcellent cuisine. Mlla. cre.m
and vegetable, from Kl Kncanlo Banco.
IfoTELTLAZA
CEE AND ENJOY th Fawunatinf
points ol interest in and around
SAN FRANGISCO
Famous for its DELIGHTFUL WIS.
TER CLIMATE. No trip to California
complet. without a visit to it.
metropolis.
HOTEL PLAZA with its central location on th. sunn,
side of BmuttMUNION SQUARE, splendid appointm.nu.
moderate rates and excellent mee will appeal to you.
European Plan Bats. From $2 P Iat .
FRANCISCO
a mM1r.ff..iimrlMnlf,felg--l.,,w
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carl rwot
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Baker's Cocoa and
Baker's Chocolate
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Appeal strongly to the healthy ap
petites created by vigorous exer-
' cise in the open air. i hey are
the most satisfactory or all the
food drinks, as they have a
most delicious flavor and'aroma
- and are nutritious and wholesome.
MADE ONLY BY
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.
ESTABLISHED 1780
DORCHESTEF,, MASSACHUSETTS
Baealet of Chele. Mr sent fra
tint
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PEL MONTE
l-rocatea on oeauuiui wviucicj
and Carmel bays. In a region M
noted for Its equable year- L
' rnund climate. Kail and win- 11
ter months especially dellht
fnl l stun than ltt Inches an
nual rainfall. GolC on the two
18-hole seaside and Inland
courses, most perfectly con
toured in America. No end of
winter sports and diversions in
most interesting and historical
section of entire west. Write
for booklet.
CARXs 8. 8TANLKY.
Manacer.
IEL MONTE CAT'.1 ,
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California'. Most Famous BMrt and On.
of Western America'. imi utow
tnc Industrial Center..
Southern California combine. .11 the at
tractions and amusement, of th. worms
most celebrated resorts. Home of the
ncted Hotel Virginia. "The House of Hos
pitality." A city of homes, an important
port of commerce, wnere inaustry innvc
Fastest growing city in the United States.
Population over 15.000. assessed valuation
SR5 0UU 000. annual building I30.000.0UO, an
nual payroll 120,000,000, bank clearings
ll3 000 000. Only 20 miles from Los An
geles. Ample hotel and apartment ac
commodations at all prices. L. W. Ballard,
executive secretary Chamber of Commerce,
Long Beach, California.
The Southland's Famed
"House of Hospitality"
Wonderrul location at th. breakers' edge.
Delightful appointment, and unexcelled
cuisine and service have given the Vir
ginia a world-wide reputation. Sort bath
ing and warm plunge bathing enjoyed the
year around. Championship tonnl. court,
sdjoining hotel. Quests accorded full priv
ileges of Virginia Country club, maintain
ing one of the sportiest lH-ho4e golf cour.es
Molorlng, horseback riding, tennis and all
other sports and social diversions. Secure
reservations In advance. Address
G. M. Bl'RBAXK, Manager,
Hotel Virginia, Long Beach. Cel.
World'. Celebrated Seaside KeaorU."
AHIA1.0.11CA
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14 mile, from Los Angeles, bordering two
mile, on the Taclflo ocean. In a delightful
region, where mountain, meet th. sea.
Santa Monica and Ocean Park afford the
best In hotel and apartment facilities at
reasonable rates. Mile, of the finest motor
boulevards. 8omo of the world's best
known motion plctur. studios are situated
In and near the city. PpKndld school sys
tem (deal home life. Mild winter climate.
Write for literature. Chamber of Com
merce, Santa Monica, California.
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USE Sloan', freely for rheumatism,
sciatica, lumbago, over-worked
muscles, neuralgia, backaches,
stirT joints, and for sprains and strains.
It pcnetrala ynAont rubbini. ,
The very first time you use Sloan's
Liniment you will wonder why you
Inever usedi it before. The comforting
warmth and quick relief from pain will
delightfully stirpriae you .
i For forty years, Sloan's the world's
pain and ache liniment has been making
and keeping thousands of friends. Ask
! your neighbor.
Keep Sloan's Jowly, and at the first
sign of an ache or pain, use it.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
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