The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1914, Page 5, Image 5

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTL AND, TUESDAY EVENING. . APRIL i 21. 1914.
GOOD
ROADS
FORCES
ARE GETTING READY
FO PICK AND SHOVEL
Six Hundred Tickets Already
Bought for Good Roads
Special by Volunteers.
CONTEST IS GETTING KEEN
JUral Orranlaatlona Art Trying: to
Mak Bt Showing: In Point of
2T ambers for Saturday Want.
Conpo'n for oad Workara.
"I am not only strong for
Kood roads laut Kame enough
to work, on them All Orpgon
Uootf Koads T)ay. I will devote
Saturday, April 25. to the (scenic
Columbia Hlver Highway with
thi other merry Knights of
the 1'lck and Shovel and will be
n board the .lood Hoad Hpeclal
Train leaving Union Depot at
7:45 h . m. KM-lotted find 75c for
round trip ticket which you will
pfease mail to
Name
Ac!i!-(wf
Mall thix coupon to K. H.
Hewitt, Chairman Kxecutive
'oinnilt tee All Oregon Oood
ltomls. l'ay, Portland Ad Club,
. Portland Hotel. Portland, Or."
PLEA FOR HELP IS MADE
BY AFRICAN MISSIONARY
Schools Needed to Teach
Word of God, Says Dan
. Crawford, at Y.M.C. A.
i Preparations for Good Roads Day,
next Katurday, are nearlne; completion.
Over 600 tickets have already been
bought fOr the "Oood Roads Special.-'
that will take t'.ie volunteer builders
of Portland to work on the Oolumb'.
Highway.
There ;s keen competition between
organizations to be represented by lli-j
largent number atid to do the mo-it
work.
From reports made by representa
tives of a Mi-ore of organizations at a
meeting In thfc Commercial club last
night It appears that to date the Wood
men of the World will have the larg
est number on the work.
Contact Getting- Sharpar.
The. contest for this distinction will,
however, become sharper before Satut
dny. The Ad club is especially anxious
to furnish the largest number of work
ers because tho plan for Good Honda
Day was originated in the club.
H. S. Hewitt, chairman, of the gen
eral Good Koads Day conimittee; JV. H.
Veen, county roadmuster; J. Kred Im"
son, J; K. Wcrleln and others went
this morning to the point near latour
ellp KhIIm, where the work is to be
lone, their purpose being to mark out
the stretchea where the "gangs" of
various organizations will be put to
work. They will return to Portland
this evening.
Governor W'ot has sent wjord thit
tils proclamation formally designatln
Hnturday, i April ::.', as "Good Koadu
Day For All Oregon," will be Issued
tomorrow or Thurnday.
x It may "be read before t:ie Ad club
Dan Crawford, African missionary
and author of the sensational book,
"Thinking Black," addressed large
congregations at the White Temple,
Young Men's Christian Association
and First Congregational church Sun
day, aoliciting funds for his work.
"Take the map of Africa," he said;
"half it, and half It again, and in the
middle of the middle is my mission,
200 miles farther inland than Living
ston penetrated. I have prepared a
testament for my natives. I can teach
the word of God, but we must have
schools to carry on our task. Each
school costs $500. New York gaVe
me four, Philadelphia three and other
cities one. Can't Portland give me
one, too?" he pleaded. "My natives
would be Christians if they could; you
could help make them Christians if
you would. Why not get together on
this proposition T'
Crawford's addresses were curious
mixtures of wit, caustlclsm, religious
fervor and cynicism. "What do I see
In Portland. Oregon?" he exclaimed.
"Signs saying go to church Sunday?
Why, I thought Sunday was the day
vou were supposed to go to church.
lie condemned savagely the Ideal of
modern society that success is gauged
in terms n worldly goods, pleading al
most tearfully for help for his natives.
Crawford declared also that this was
his last trio to civilization. "I am dis
gusted with the snobbery, the selfish
ness of it all." he exclaimed, "and
am going back to finish my work
among the blacks, who never argue
whether there is a God. Tou will
never see me again. This meeting of
ours Is tragic. Help me, I ask you."
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Dan Crawford.
Forest Grove Man -to
Manage Eanch.
W. S. KcEldowney Will Taka Cbarf
of Biff AerMff of tho Baldwin Snoop
Company, la Crook County.
Forest Grove. Or., April 21. W. H
McEldowney left this week for Crook
county, waere he will manage a 26.000
acre ranch for the Baldwin Sheep com
pany. On the ranch are 20,000 sheep
and . 10,000 lambs, which were born
this spring; 2000 hogs, which are fed
in the winter upon a diet of alfalfa
hay, and which, according to Mr. Mc
Eldowney, are topped out for the mar
ket with very little grain. Five thou
sand acres are used for general farm
ing purposes, and alfalfa Is raised on
17,000 acres. -A etoro. hotel, black
smith shop and several dwellings are
on the ranch, and will be under ths
supervision of Mr. McEldowney, wha
will use an automobile to get over tho
territory.
Yamhill Ready for
"Good Roads" Day
Court, Promise Cooperation of BoaS
Supervisors With Squads of Enthusi
astic ToluntaOTs on Highway Work.
McMinnville. Or.. April 21. "Good
Roads Day" Is to be observed In Yam
hill county, and fie county court has
promised the cooperation of the road
supervisors with the squads of volun
teers who will do duty with pick and
shovel In the various districts. In '
McMinnville, April 24 is to be "Bettar!
Roads Day," as Saturday would Inter
fere with the business men. Mayor
Tilbury is to declare a holiday on that
occasion."" i
The county court Is calling for bids
on newly prepared plans for the Booth
Bend bridge, ' which were executed oy
fie, department of state highway en
gineers. Bids were opened some weeks
ago on the same bridge, but pressure j
was brought, to - bear to have other
plans, and so new bids are called for.
Work on the construction of the Mi"
Creek bridge, near Sheridan, Is in
progress.
The Paris j police, recently captured
a burglar who used a stethoscope to
hear the sounds made by combination
locks on safes to enable him to open
them. :
meeting at noon tomorrow. The gen
eral question of Good Roads Day ob
servance will again be before the club.
Mrs. J. F. Graham, president of the
Metzger Woman's club, in Portland
yesterday, announced a plan for cele
bration of the Oay that involves not
only a large amount of work accom
plished, but a basket dinner and pro
gram at noon. Half a hundred men
will be at work on the main road to
Metzger. which joins with the Rex-Ti-gardvllle
road, paid Mrs. Graham.
Will Carry Own Iuncha.
The work will be done under direc
tion of the local road supervisor. The
Woman's club of Metzger has under
taken to arrange for the picnic dinner
and a good roads address.
"TMrteen teams will haul gravel;
200 men will work at Chehalem Cen
ter, near Newberg." said E. T. Cars
well, of the Ad club, who returned yea
terday from Yamhill county. "They
intend to build in one day two miles of
permanent road."
In Portland all workers are expected
to carry their own lunches. The fare
for the round trip is 75 cents this be
ing lows than the usual one way fare.
The day will be divided between work
and in seeing the scenic beauties of
the waterfalls, cliffs and mountains
that border the Columbia Highway
where tue road work is to be done Saturday.
WU1 Be No "Utility
City" in Hood Valley
Voters Declare Decidedly Against Prop
osition to Create a Waw Municipality
for Purpose of Z suing' Bonds.
Hood River, Or., April 21. The prop
osition to create the new municipality
of "Utility City" out of a section of
the Hood Rivea valley was defeated
yesterday by a vote of 753 to 27. The
plan was launched with the Idea of
bonding the proposed municipality for
light and power service.
The landslide against the measure
was somewhat of a surprise to the
voters. The defeat of the proposition
is charged to the fact that the plan
to make a city out of an exclusive
farming district was considered some
what of a "freak" measure, which
would probably have meant serious
complications in financial and govern
mental aspects.
When a man has nothing to say he
is called upon to make a speech.
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A Stirring Sacrifice of
Women's Spring Suits
SUCH an opportunity as this really is astonishing!
Right in April, with Easter just passed, every
new Spring Suit has been placed on sale at
prices such as you usually expect at the season's end!
And women know that the announcement of a
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exaggerations of any kind are ever permitted.
Come tomorrow while such splendidly complete
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Positively Every New Suit
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All Other Suits from $44.50 to $84.50 at Still
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$15 to $25 Late -Winter Suits, $10
Still a number of these Suits left. Come see what
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There are Victors and
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When the lights are glowing, when the. cares of the day are but memories,
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We Give the Regular Stamps
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The Yamhill Public Mar
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of families to cut down
the high cost of living.
Wednesday, in addition
the low prices, those who
present this ad when making purchase of 50c or
over, at any one stall, willget 10 extra S. & H.
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FIRST, SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS
500 Cans of Salmon Free
At Oregop Market Stall Tomorrow
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 50c OR OVER
Good Only at the Oregon Market STALL 22
Trading stamps also given Be sure to look us up
Shoulder Roast
of Veal, lb.
12c
Vea Cutlets, per
pourld.. IDC
Choice, Juicy
Pot Roast
Harriberger
Steak, lb..
12c
12c
Breasts of
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Leg of Veal, per
lb
Boiling Beef, per
lb
12c
17c
10c
Shoulder Roast inl,
of Pork, 15c 1"C
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1 2 Popular Girls Wanted !
The Rose Festival Committee is in search of the 12 most popular
girls in the City of Portland.
The various clubs, stores and organizations have been invited to
enter candidates. The winning 12 will be given a tour ol the west,
free tA all expenses. The party will be accompanied by an official
chaperon, and will go from Portland to Tacoma, thence to Seattle,
North Yakima, Spokane, Salt Lake Ciy, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and return .to Portland. The object of this trip is to advertise
the Rose Festival.
Have you candidate? Use Coupon Below
NOT GOOD AFTER APRIL 26, 1914
THE ROSE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
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THIS COUPON WILL COUNT FOR 5 VOTES '
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Good for Five votes when filled out and sent to the Tour Manager,
room 428 Morgan Bldg. (by mail or otherwise), on or before the
above date. .
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