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ASSIGNED
FOR
SUMMER
WORK
. in mini ia AAiinm a
IN HJBUb SUHUULb
Joarcl of Education Makes
. Announcement of Princi
pals and Instructors,
INSTITUTE IS AUTHORIZED
Participation of School In nag Day
Cslsbratioa and parade, Jane 14,
Is Requested.
Trovlaion for vacation schools dur
ing the coming summer was made by
the school board at Us meeting yester-
day afternoon.
Principals tM& teacher for th
Krada school were assigned as fol
lews: Principals Arleta, T. K. Rpelrs;
Central, Ii. T. Van Tine; Hawthorne,
O. E. Jamison; Highland. Paul T.
Kckert; Irvinprton. William Parker:
Couch, Elmer Brown; Hhattnrk, HuKh
J. Boyd; Montavllla, IL M. Sherwood;
OcKley Qreen, It. B. Blonsrh; Rich
mond, BT K. Hughes; Sellwood, Mrs.
(.'X Tf. Thomas.
I Teachers Fern Renter, Klsle
v Rnhmr. Lur-y K. Humphreys, Alma
i 1. Mil lr..Jt T.knla
t i nnsacr, jjuiiiin vri-'ii, itun.
Carr, Mary Cavanaush, Anna'Slmp-
; son,. Bess Segal, Bessie Rawson. Bile-.
. fcbeth Carotliers, Jeiuile M. Healey.
j Nancy Drew, Habra Conner, wann
' Hill, Grace Bridges, Viola Ortschljd,
i Mary Dennis, Ann Chalmers, Iora
'i Foster, Verdi Monroe, Kmma Whitney,
I Ildlth Wright. Olga Johnson, Sarah
Allenr-Hel"n V. Breeri, Winifred Den-
- nls, Anna B. Kellogg.
A, A. Campbell named.
For Lincoln Tgh school A. A. Camp
hell was named principal end Annie
Drlng, secretary. Teachers follow:
' Kstelle V. Armltsge. O. M. Blttner.
Mary Buckley, Harry C Bastham, W.
V. Oreen, George koehn. Harper N.
Jamison, R. C. May. I,. P. Roberts,
Jullanne Roller, Sarah Ruby, Beatrice
- Rundall, Hlanche Thurston, Clyde O.
Marietta, Charles N. Reynolds.
Arrangements wore not completed
tor the Benson Polytechnic school.
where classes will probably be pro-
- vided for boys and Klrls.
, MBnufll training shops will be main
tained In the following ' schools three
: days a week, except at the Ockley
Oreen and Shattuck schools, where
'. the shops will be open six days a
veelc:
Aiieta. Central, Clinton Kelly
Couch, Glencoe, Hawthorne, Highland,
i Holladay, Irvlngton, Lents, Montavllla,
' Ockley Oreen, Peninsula, Portsmouth.
Rose City Pnrk, Sellwood, Shattuck
'Shaver, Thompson, Vernon, .Wood
I lawn. Woodntoclc
To Xast Six Weks.
The simmer session will be six
f weeks In duration, beginning shortly
After the close of regular school term
' In June.
s, . Participation of the schools In a
i: Flag Pay celebration and parade June
14, wa8 requested by Professor E. D.
J Curtis.' principal of the Sunnyslde
i . ... . - . .
rortlafld lodge of Kilts. The Elks will
f ask Governor Wlthycombe to declare
:' June 14 a holiday, he said.
1 The board authorized the holding
Of a teachers' Institute for all the
i teachers of the city the first two
V days of the fall term. Leading edu
. ce torn from California, Idaho, Wash
I Ington and Oregon will be present
i and address the teachers, according
to plans by Superintendent Alderman.
Nurse Admits She ;
Committed Perjury
Testifies la Xnfaerltance Case Involv
tag Baby That She Produced Hos
pital CkUd for Woman Asking Estate
Chicago, May 19. U. P.) Maris
Louise Desrosiers, a former nurse in
the Mlserarordia hospital at Ottawa,
admitted today In the trial Of Mrs.
DolUe Ledgerwood Matters that she
had perjured herself In the probate
court here concerning the birth of a
baby to the woman, who sought to
claim an estate through her alleged
motherhood.
Miss Desorslers waa the nurse at
tending Mrs. Matters and was In her
confidence while she was In the hos
pital. 6he corroborated testimony that
the baby in the case waa "stolen"
from the side of Margaret Ryan and
carried to the room of "Mrs. Matters.
"On the night the baby waa born
to Miss Ryan," It was testified, "Mrs.
Matters moaned and screamed to al-
ay the suspicions of nurses at the
hospital."
0. & E, Road Making
Prpgress in Harney
Engineer Toting la Visit to Ontario
Says Last Big Bridge Over sXalneur
Blvar Is Bearing Completion.
Ontario, Or.. May 1. The Oregon
& IJastern railroad la steadily advanc
ing towards Its temporary terminus In
Harney county, says Engineer Toung,
who was In Ontario a few days ago.
Work ,1 s progressing rapidly on the last
big bridge over the Malheur river be
fore reaching Crane Creek Gap. The
90-foot steel girders have been placed
In position, and construction trains
will soon be passing over the structure.
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Kai's Fickleness Is
Cause of Hostility
Indecision In Changing Chinese Oov
erament from Xepnbllo to Monarchy
to KepubUo Costa Trlendshlp.
San Francisco, May 19. (U. P.)
Yuan Shi Kal's Indecision In changing
the Chinese form of government from
a republic to a monarchy and back
ti pain to a republic has caused north
ern China, formerly friendly toward
him, to become hostile, according to
Luis Getz, wealthy Importer, who ar
rived here Thursday after an Oriental
tour.
GENERAL OBS
E
RVATION
OF PREPAREDNESS DAY
ASKED BY COMMITTEE
All Cities, Towns and Villages
in Country Requested to
Join in Demonstration,
Chicago, May 19 (I. N. 8.) The
following call to the country to Join
in a national demonstration for pre
paredness was issued today by the ex
ecutive committee of the Chicago pre
paredness parade:
"To the mayors and ctvio author
ities of cities, towns and villages
throughout the United States of
America:
"Saturday, June 8, Is being pro
claimed throughout tne United States
as national preparedness day. The
mayors of Newark, Cleveland, Cairo,
Los Angeles, Toledo, Houston, Des
Moines, Pallas, St Louis, Oklahoma
City, Fort Worth, Jersey City. New
Orleans and Chicagovhave already ap
proved this date arid plan, and re
quest all other cities and communities
to join In this patriotic demonstration
which will take the form of non-parti
san preparedness parades.
"It is hoped that all communities
will join in this nationwide move-
ment and will forthwith express by
telegram to the undersigned their
adoption Of this plan and date in order
that wide publicity may ha given to
their patriotic cooperation.
"No city or town la too small nor
its citizens and executives too busy to
attend to the nation's vital interests.
"This is a personal appeal addressed
through the courtesy of the press of
the country to the officials of every
community. -
"Executive committee, Chicago Pre
paredness Parade.
"JOHN T. STOCKTON, Chairman.
"ANGUS S. HIBBARD. Secretary.'
Labor Opposes Parade.
Seattle, Wash.. May 19. (P. N. S.)
Organized labor of Seattle and vicin
ity, through a resolution adopted by
the Seattle Central Labor council,
today is on record in opposition to tha
proposed military preparedness pared
to be held here June 10. The resolu
tion urges members of labor unions te
refrain from participating In the pre
paredness demonstration.
FEDERA
GRAND
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INDICTS. CAPTAIN OF
I
LAUNCH
HIGH
SANK
Principal Charge Responsibil
ity for Death of Two Chil
dren Who Were Drowned.
Tacoma, Wash, May 19. (U. P.)
Indicted by the federal grand Jury
here. K. I. Wood, captain of the launch
Victor II, which foundered off Point
Defiance January IB, is in Jail in de
fault of $1500 ball, charged with re
sponsibility for the deaths of Walter
and Florence Bower, passengers, who
were drowned.
There are 10 counts la the Indict
ment, the principal one being that ha
loaded freight Improperly; failure to
arrange tt properly after he had started
on the trip In the face of a storm;
failure to rescue the drowning sister
and brother. The indictment carries a
maximum sentence ot 19 years In the
penitentiary and a $10,000 fin a. .
The Victor II waa headed for Allyn
when the accident occurred, th pas
sengers numbered nearly 10, but all
managed to cling to the eapslsed boat
or to debris until assistance cam, ex
cept the Bower children, who were
swept off th launch. j
Danish King Undergoes Operation. '
Copenhagen, May 19. (L N. B.j
King Christian X of Denmark, hag
Just undergone an operation for in
testinal trouble. The royal physi
cians report that his condition is
satisfactory.
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k Marshf ield Woman
Succumbs to Cancer
- Mrs. A. T. Downs Was Prominent In
Baptist Church and Daughters of
Kebexah 'She Waa 46 Tears.
j; Marshfleld. Or... May 19. Mrs. A.
Z. Downs, aired 48 years, aied of can--.
eer here Thursday. She was prominent
; In the Baptist church and Daughters
of Rebekah and was a charter mem-
: ber of the Royal Neighbors and state
v oracle for Oregon,
Another Destroyer Launched.
Philadelphia. Pa., May 19. (I.N. S.)
The destroyer Wilkes was launched
; at Cramps, ship yards yesterday. The
' contract cans for a upeed of 29 '4 knots.
Chicagoans Pledge
$350,000 for Jews
Crowd Auditorium Theatre and &latn
to Powerful Plea for Belief for SuX
ferers In the War Zone.'
Chicago. May 19.--(I. N. 8.) Five
thousand Chicagoans crowded the
Auditorium theatre last night and list
ened to lt. J. La. Magnes' powerful
plea for relief of the suffering
Jews in the war tones.
A total of $350,000 relief money waa
pledged.
Ex-Mayor's Home at
San Francisco Sold
San Francisco, May 19. (TT. P.)
The beautiful home of former Mayor
Eugene Echmltf was sold at auction
from the courthouse steps yesterday,
W. B. Waldron buying- It In for $2B00
by assuming a $12,000 mortgage and
$4500 In fees due the late Judge
Charles Fairall.
For Your Complexion
Eat s
ROMAN
M E AL
BREAD
Roman Meal is ground
whole from hard winter
wheat and rye, combined
with "Flaxose" a pre
digested, odorless, taste
less pure ground flaxseed.
There is no medicine in
the meed or bread.
Made only by the
LOG CABIN BAKING CO.
For Sale at All
Groceries
Five Cents
32
5&C Green
TRADING
STAMPS
With tfcU MS and e Commas. Good lata
day. Xay SO, Monday, Xay tt.
IF1
Kali erders rivaa prompt atteatloSk
2 THIJtD IT.
at. Salmon and Mala. Phone Mala SMS
Ob (fit? fte (mmai iti&Slm
BOILING BEEF
FRESH
HAMBURGER
CORNED
BEEF ,
Lb
OUR FAMOUS MAG
NOLIA CREAMERY
BUTTER, the FINEST
YOU EVER TASTED
-PER 2 LB. ROLL
VEAL 71
"TC SW.
L.nurj ,. . .,
PURE PORK
oar to a tr
POT ROAST ,
9k
ROUND STEAK
SIRLOIN STEAK
PRIME RIB
ROAST, rolled
and boned i. ...j
8 c
Lb
GENUINE
SPRING LAMB
LEGS AND
CHOPS . . .
2K
Strictly Guaran
teed Fresh Ore
gon Ranch Eggs
dozen . . .,
Watch Our Wednesday Meat and Butter Specials
in Tuesday Evening Papers
i-
Our New
Bedroom
Papers
are restful to eye and nerve.
They invite to rest by their
charming but quiet colors. They
make the room look dainty and
charming. They have that much
desired quiet tone of good taste.
Pfore . repaperinf, you should
certainly se these wall cover
ings. Why not now?
THE BOLLS
Will Paper Co.
Portland's New Wall Paper House
203 SECOND ST., Near Taylor,
Main 600. Open Saturday Era.
r m
nest ooc
Creamery and
Butter 60c
Dairy 45 and 50
Eggs 2 dozen 45
Bacon, Vx 12-15-20
Chickens 18-22
Tillamook Cheese, lb. . .20
All Goods Retailed at
Wholesale Prices
La Grande Creamery
181 First, Corner Yamhill
Better for Less
Those are the hardest three words for any merchant to say honestly and
sincerely.
We can say them to you honestly and sincerely when you buy here.
We can say them because we do the largest business of this kind in the
entire northwest.
v.
We buy in large quantities larger than any other concern we sell to
everybody for cash we cater to no special classes we get concessions
from manufacturers that no other concern may enjoy.
That is why we do not have to offer special baits. That is why we do not
insult your intelligence with large, screaming type.
That is why you can buy the dependably pure and deliciously fresh foods
here at worth while savings on everything.
FRESH, SWEET
Homestead Butler. a
per roll OUC
CHOCOLATE CHIPS
Best in the City, special, (T
pound LkJ
WORTH WHILE SAVINGS
Tomatoes, 8 cans 15e
Sugar Corn, 3 cans 25
fancy Salmon, 3 cans 25
Minced Clams, 3 cans 25
Campbell's Soaps,- per can lOe
Heinse's Apple Batter, per can .25
Best Orated or Siloed M&eappU,
per can 10-
Catsnpt per bottle 10
Imported Bardinas In OUT OU,
3 cans 25
Waxed Paper, per roll 5
3-ln.l OU, 3 bottles 25
Pumpkin, per can lO
10.1a. sack Salt 15
Corn Starch, per pkg 5
Tooth. Picks, 3 boxes' lO
Matches, 3 boxes lO
Codfish, boneless, a lbs 25
Hera&sy'a Cocoa, par can 15
Sandwich Specials
Deviled Meat, 6 cans for.. 25
Panama Tuna Fish, per can 5
Ptmentoes, per can lO
Peanut Butter, 1 pounds for 25
DRIED"PEACHES
sznu rora zvamaa nun, nc.
4 pounds for Zwu
FLOUR Bargains!
azas moRT, sack SI. 35
M. S5.40
OX.TSCPXO, sack S1.3S
S5.40
WHITE xrVTX, sack S1.35
BM. S5.40
COBXAXUS, sack .....S1.15
M- , S4.50
Small sack Oranam, mote Waeat
or Waits now .35
10-lb. sack Corn Steal .30
10.1b. sack Panoake Plour 45
Self SUlsta? Pastry Plour, pkf. ,25
JUST A FEW LEFT
Home-Pickled Crab tjfiji
Apples, gaL jar. . OOC
TOILET SOAP DEPT.
SUGAR
Less Than Market Price
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar . . . ... .$1.00
1(2 lbs. Cane Sugar $1.00
100 lbs. Granulated Sugar $8.00
100 lbs. Best Cane Sugar $8.25
Pure Cocoa Oil Soap,
per bar 5
Pure Glycerine Soap,
Per bar 5
Small Ivory, 6 bars 25
Fairy Soap, 6 bars
for 25
Life Buoy, per bar. . 5
Fresh
Crisp -
SOKE BXOKBXT OBTZS ASCOHO 1
Graham Crackers, 2 pounds 15
.Sodas, per pound....... ... 5
Fruit Bars, per pound 10
MEATS Always Dependable Here
"vntr ii . .
PORK
Ir lMii "Port.
P lb 15-17H
Choice Shoulder,
Par lb. 12tt-14
Xrfln Boast Pork, lb... 18
Preeh side Pork, lb... 15
Link Saasar, lb .15
Lola Pork Chops, lb... 18
Should ar Pork Chops.
Pr lb. 15
MUTTON
boulder Xutton,
Pr lb. 154
Xola Boast itattoa,
Pr lb 17H
Xeia Chops, lh.l7H
Breast of Mut
ton, lb. ....12H$
Keg- of ICattox,
Vr lb 17 H
Best U-rer Bansage, lb.
Best Bolorna, lb
.12tt I Knox vrnvwt, lb
lZtt I vary Beat
BEEF
Choice Prima Bib Boast,
Pr lb. ; 17 W
Choice Sirloin Boast.. 143
Choice Pot Boast,
per lb. 12H-15e
Bib BoUlaf Beef,
PT lb. 104-12H
Shoulder Steak, lb. ...14
Sirloin steak, lb 16
1 . .w. ... 4ttW
COLD MEATS
10
VEAL
Teal Stew, lb.
Shouldsr Veal
atoeat, lb. ..12H
Xrt or Mi Boast
Teal, lb. ....16
boaldn Teal
Caopa, lb. ...15
Jtolm Teal Steak,
per lb. ....17M
15 I Cooked Corned Beef,
ID. lXHf I
noma better
20c
A Complexion "Q-ARIF1ER"
An AppeUte "SATISFIER1
Log Cabin Baking Co.
Roman Meal Bread 5c
Good Quality Tojlet
Paper, 8 rolls . . ...
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WEEK-END SALE
OUts Oils galas: Oils
Croese-Biackrsr all's OUts OU,
per bottle 75
Imported Tlrgta OUts OU, qt. 75
Per raUon S2.75
Otter Braad Imported OUT OU
per can 25
Caltxorml OUre OUt pear
bettle 25. 454 75
Wesson Salad OU 30. 65. Sl.lO
Xemestead Salad OU, per raX.'91.25
Pes H raUon 65
Spring Foods for Tired
Appetites
t dosea Pre ah Erf 45
Tillamook Cheese, a lbs. 35
ORANGES
BXTBA XJUUtB "M
STarel Oranges, per doa
SmaU Oranfea, per doa.
lemons, per doa.
-SO
.15
.15
S UBS. BSTTBABO
X.BS. HEW POTATOES
GOOSXBEBBXEB, per lb.
POTATOES, per. sack ....
ASPABAOTJS, per lb.
..104
..25
eee
S1.60
10
Other reg-etables la eases,
From Our Tea, Coffee
and Spice Dept.
Pure Spices, per can 5
Bulk Black Pepper, per pound.... 25
Coleman's Mustard, per can lO
and 20
Asst Flavoring; Extracts, Fruit
Coloring, S botUes 28
Hops, per package. 10
Butter Coloring's, par botUe 15
d 25
Spider tir or Gunpowder Tea, lb. 25
Our bulk Coffees, from 15 per ib. up
FIG BARS
Some slightly broken ones
among them. Special, ft
per Ib. 1UC
25c
Results Depend on the Lard You Use You Can
Depend On , l
Frye's Pure, Wild Rose Lard
to Glre the Vary Best Results " -
Frying, shortcake making and baking are all improved anel fcdi,
come a double pleasure bjr using this excellent brand of lard. As
an aid in th preparation af appetising, wholesome, tasteful food,
Wild Rose) Lard is given preference in thousand of home ba
cause of its unfailing and uniform purity. Order Wild Rosa today.
Put up in 3-lb., Mb. and lQ.l!. pails
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Saturday Meat Specials
JJ. t5KHAo 1 0
30 ftF VFAI
i Pound
id Steer
r. BOILING
Tj BEEF, lb.
Wt
2j0 Steer POT
-COASTS,
, Pound . .
Shoulder
VEAL
ROASTS, lb.
Alike
Boneless
CORNED
BEEF, lb.
Smoked
PICNICS,
Pound. ..r.-.
Hi
Fresh Columbia River
SHAD OK
Special, each . . . eaitli
Cascade Fish Co.
Fancy North Carolina
HEAD RICE 1 Q
Special, 3 lbs . . lit
Cascade Coffee Co.
POTTED PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS and CUT
FLOWERS in Great Variety, at LOW MARKET
PRICES. Cascade Flower Store
I
For Butter Satisfaction,
aso "OREGON MIST," the
best BUTTER Danish
made and Pasteur Ofl
bed SPECIAL, lb.
9 LOAVES
FRESH Or
BREAD t)L
Saturday Only at the
mmm , .J
USTEN, REX-
No other bread can be baked in the pat
ented pan.
The groove does it that's why it's good
for the kiddies.
Thousands give it the "Once Over'' every
day.
TIP-TOP Bread
Look for the Label
Log Cabin Baking Co.
Bakers of Holsum Bread and Cake
WfflPSiT makes any gj -cream
whip, 25c bottle. IOC
i
Q Homestead, per gallon 45
OVrtlDS JS1,'! i1' 251 per gallon 50
V Mr Tea Garden Drips, per gallon &0
Alwsvt Per H ralloa ....SO
rviways per quart 304
for Less Sowl' Csim-Mspls, 25. 40. 65. S1.25
sua. afsoa lomlno, pure cane, per can lO
l-I,-, Homestead Honey, per gallon 81.15
nero ,auon.....j. ".eo
FOR A SUNDAY SHINE
BUnola, per can 5
Ottt Sdge (noa-frlctlon),
bottle . 20
Vet Oil (aonrlctloa),
BOttla ...lO
Sauwhlte Cream (for
ve sboes), pr bottle lO
-Chle" sued dressing',
per sottle 10
8 ia X Saoe FolUH, S f oris
HOT WEATHER DRINKS J
Sol Kottte aeappU Juloe, s aottlss., ...15 .
Catireli'a Grape e'atoe, per bottle... ........ 20 ssd 35
Turjoefs Orape Juice,. plat kottlo...... r... ...... 10
W Take Phone Orders Friday Evenings UntU 10 o'CIock
Phones Main 5700. A-6255
5minyside
Store
094-996
Belmont
l
Convenient l i
(or manyoaet'
side patrons, r
Quick
Delivery
SMXwooS,
Taeeaais
noes,
eervloe
and specials
as at toe mala
tor.
Phone I
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Portiaaa
Vlmrsdara,
Otaas see.
tloaa. daUx.
We Also Crow
over our work. "Perfection Is
Our Motto." No wrinkled
bosoms, rough edges or torn
buttonholes. And, above all.
spotlessly clean.
We want to please send
your bundle today. r
Downtown Offices. 327 Stark
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