The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1917, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ( WEDNESDAY, - . MARClfi 21, 1917.
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BRIEF INFORMATION
(8CTH DAT OF 19 IT.)
Comlnir Kventa.
cattle and Hone IUIiri' AaaoeUtlon . ef "a came rrom tne roruana resi
Oeroa annual eoareatleit at la Granaa, aptu (fences. A distinctive lion-head stick-
& rAfw ..h p.,,. pln wlth diamonds set in the mouth.
1 VSjStJ4 Aaeodattoa meets Prt-an(, cuff button, to match were la
Pacific Coast Claim Asamta' annual cmttrn- effects.
t- iad at Orasbam, uc I tnxouch Oregon, California, Idaho, Cra-
f ' Tnrf.,'nw..t. . ter hk National Park and Glacier
Joaayg r orecasis. National Park, with a possibility of
erbind. . cago, three Portland boys Dean Van
Orrjron 'and Washington: Toniiht an) Zant of 849 Front street. Chester
TPhumla partly ekwdy eat, eitW, prob- Trtchel ' of 636 Mall street and Cle-
ttAio" Z MUwaukl wm leave
; Idabo -Itooicbt and lljuraday probably rain ; this city April 1, to be cone two years.
or awrw. u.
Weather Conditions.
A disturbance of considerable ewrar
reached tb entrance o tbe Htralt of San '
'X "L-1? J,.'!!.,rd"., "lT"J?B .i"4. IKS?
tkFUtbwat storm warnlntr. were displayed dur- trial held at the Kerns school Tues
tos the aflernam and night s-i the mouth of day night under the auspices' of the
itot uowmwa rirer aaa mn waauio - Parent-Teacher circle, Charles Ring-
ttTSrEStt ,2 J", made up as a young fWoma acted
west; Tat.ai. Uian-J. 4s went; 8attl. 4S the part of the plaintiff, and District
south; North Had. oo south, a high pre- Attorney Rvarm, assisted by Thomas
"5Ifn tTIfir,,i,,rit,ei.0' Ryan., conducted the prosecution,
con -California count awl the pressure la m-
Wartiur oa tbe north Pacific coast. Preclpl- ! Pike Davla and Prank Lonergan
t lion baa occurred In tho northwestern stales were the lawyers for the defendant.
,TTTwf,' l t"rV,Tl,TSl!K.!;n1i. Carles Hall. Neal R. Crounse acted
IHstrk-t of Columbia. The weaither la 10 ,., - .,
.lerrew or more warmer m northern Nerada, as clerlt f the court.
northern Miiuneaota. the W. LaWrenra Talley ' Oratory Feast Promised. WithCap
and atoll tbe uorth Atlautlc osaat; It la cor- . , w Tr H nrinplnal Rtipuker
respondlngw colder In northern Alberta a-jd lam w-l- ay s principal speawer
southern Saskatchewan. i at a Patriotic program this evening ;it
Tbe conditions are fayorable for partly ' Central library hall, and brief ad
cloudy wfnr toaibt anrt Thursday dresses by U. B. Miller. W. D. Wheel
western Oregon and western Washliistoii. and , . , J L j T .
for uuaettled weather rrobably with rain ..r r'Kllt- . Akamatu and Ldeutenant-
now eat of tbe Cascade mountalus. Light
frost wlu form In tba early mominjr in sen-
em Oreson and weatera Wasnliigton. Wind!
will be mostly westerly.
T. FRANCIS lMlAhK, At. Forecaster.
Observations.
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Afternoon report of prtceUlug iluy.
TOWN TOPICS
Masama Lecture Tbursdsy. Dr. E.
C. Green will give a lecture Thurs-
day evening on ' First Aid to the In- tative of tho League of Oppressed Na
jured" at the Mazama clubrooms in , "ons- T1e public is invited,
the Northwestern Bank building. Dr. Dancing Prise a Big Cake, The
Green is traveling representative of Portland Salesmen's club will hold a
the National Red Cross association dance at Murlark hall. Twenty-third
and has been delivering lectures and Washington streets, tonight,
among the loggers and other men Awarding of prizes for skill in dancing
engaged in dangerous occupations, has been planned. The best woman
The lecture is open to the public. , waltzer is assured a big cake from H.
Clvlo Club to Meet, The' Reed Col- V. Ittttman of the Log Cabin bakery.
lege Civic club will hold its first Salvation Army Supper. The Ladles'
public meeting in Room G of tho Auxiliary league of the Salvation Army
Central library Wednesday evening, corps No. 4, 128 V4 First street, will
at 8 o'clock. Commissioner Daly will serve a supper from 6:30 to 7:30 Thure
erplain his municipal lighting day evening. An entertainment has
scheme to the club. Mr. Daly will been arranged which will begin at 8
use some new charts which have not o'clock. The proceeds will be devoted
been used in any of his previous to the army's missionary work.
tamo. allot 1110 iei;iuro, air. xjVLiy
wlll lead discussion on the scheme
and endeavor to clear up any points
open to the public.
Silver Cup Presented. For attain
ing second place In scholarship at the
University of Oregon, Frank P.. Far
rel, student of the law department, was
tendered a sliver cup by members of
Sftni0 Abmni W0' ,the
SSS Lrr, tTfeSday
nigh. Mr. Farrel established his rec-
?b JSSflS a mrn?bLCOmlilete1 ln
f 19lT member of the class
A flood, AU-Around Dentist, with
?T0m2orn:Xler' Ca,? bV
Into a good-paying dental practice in
a coast county. Inquire at 211 Failing
htw tmh or, t,v,.. .j..
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Goes to Oet Prisoners, City Detect-
ive ADDott went to Tacoma Tuesday
iVht tn fau .,., u, ,,..7'
Iiiol t ...j tiT? ruy,
, v j ucuuaiu xutinaway, wno
Steamahip estd
Railroad Tickets
Experienced ZaXormatloa
Oortey B. Smith Tourist Agency
axe sra nt. rorueaa. oa
KXOK CXASS SXOE BEPAXRTJTO
WM. JACOBS
SHOZTKAXXB
Pormerly at 93 H Sixth Street
Successor to Co-Operative
Shoe Repairing Company
Phone Marshall 1349 136 Second St.,
MMa Hear Wash. - -
Modern oak upright, $95.
Well known Hew York piano,
dark case, $80. Excellent ma
hogany upright, S103. Three
old model pianos at tie, 835
and S40 apiece. Oood practice
upright, $35. Aeolian player,
mahogany, $85. Organs from
$10 up.
8TOBAOS fc rOBWABDIHO
v , SEPT.
131 Itk St, Hear Morrison.
Is under arrest in that city on charges
of burglary In Portland. Hardy con-1
fessed that he robbed two or three
Portland houses in the Leurelhurst
district, but the police have been nn-
aoie to trace these robberies. when
arrested. Hardy hadsome Jewelry that
They will carry provisions for two
weeks. sleeping-bags
and climbing
v.
SSOCk Trial Zs SttOoesS. Municipal
Judge Stevenson presided at a mock
commander J. II. Blackburn, U. S. N.,
a feast of oratory is promised. Music
will be furnished by the veterans"
quartet and Webber's New Juvenile
orchestra There will be no admission
fee charged.
An to Driver Fined,. Alfred O'Brien,
27 years old, was fined $2n the
municipal court this mornlngwhen
he was convicted of driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated. O'Brien's
machine struck a milk wagon at Six
teenth and Washington streets last
night, and Patrolman W. A. Barker
arrested him. Neither vehicle was
badly damaged. O'Brien pleaded not
guilty, but admitted he had been drink
ing. Professor Holmes Is Speaker, Jef
ferson high school was addressed yes
terday by Professor W. H. Holmes,
head of the department of education at
Harvard university, who is here In the
interests of education. He also spoke
at tho Universltv club last evening Ci. l"1""raolo me nne arts, sucn as
v-hM. hi , w J L evemngl architecture, sculpture and painting,
A?MrA?:th Amlcan Academy at Rome 1: !
fr ft fJ r I a fl"din,s Portland . eludes among its students some of the
in t.ie front ranks of school work. I most tromistT,r rtii. r f,
woric.
Mme. Malmberg to Speak. "The I Scholarships are open to all qualifying
o New Russia" will be the subject of j Americans. Tarpley Is the first en
" an address before the Progressive 'rant from Oregon.
Business Mens club at the Multno-
man hotel Thursday noon by Mme. Alno
Malmberg. representing the League
of Oppressed Nations, and an exile
from Russia. George N. Woodley will
preside.
Judge Brown to SpeakJudge Frank
H. Brown of Tacoma. counsel for the
Northern Pacific railroad, will be one
of the speakers at the banquet of the
Multnomah County Bar association
next Tuesday. His acceptance of an
invitation to be a speaker was re-
ceived yesterday by the committee on .
arrangements.
Condition of n... t xc-
Aino Malmberg. the Finnish pWoTwm 1', to
lecture this evening at 8:15 in the au- L lu, 0ft?1119; Purchase of supplies and materials ac
d.torlum of the University club. Sixth 'lrT jhKs,mS? Wo COunt tor tne reatw of th -and
Jefferson streets, on "The Present VS' w S?rSP creased expenditures as between the
Condition of Russia." Madame Malm-. road and 1L F- Ketchum. ;t years. In 1912 the Davroll of the
berg is vlsitine Portland
Columbia Blver Highway Stage.
Two round trips, Multnomah Falls to
: P tl d ,.r
Leave Multnomah
Falls 7:30 a. m. and 1:10 p. m. Leave
St. Charles hotel, Portland, 10 a. m.
and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday eve
ning, leave Multnomah Falls 6:30 p.m.
and Portland 11 p. m. (Adv.) i
'Anglers to Elect. The annual elec-
nm r xTit k , ,
b0 held FrTdly eve on the
l&th noor of Oregon building
Officers and directors will r, -v,rJr,
"LmbV of auction, of ZZ-
tance to anglers discussed.
1 JTlKtS!!!
-ddres,SeCTu?of2ted p57loS
nhiea at Central HHr-arv rnnm Vi
30 oclock" Thursds' evenTnsr '
-.v, o ciocK, j. nursaay evening, on
-me Ancient Philosopher
public Is invited.
Socrates."
"iY" aieu Taia xnis eve-
nmg rr0m 6:30 to 7 in the Y,
w. c.
A. auditorium, Rev. W. J. Beaven will
give the second ln his series of Len
ten Bible talks. Subject, "The Gem in
the Clay." All girls are Invited.
Medical society to Meet, The duct
less glands Will be the eenernl tnntrt
ror discussion at a meeting of the
City and County Medical society to
be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Portland hotel.
Will Speak to W. C. T. V. Mrs.
Lee Davenport will address a meet
ing of the Sunnyside "W. C T. U.
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at 1110 East
Salmon street.
Steamer Jessls Harktns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Masquerade Dance Thursday, Arbor
Garden, Second and Morrison streets.
Admission 10c Cash prizes. (Adv.)
Seaside, Or., Hotel Moore, overlook
ing ocean, American plan; open all
year- (Adv.)
Lat T7s Bulla Tour Catalogue Wight.
F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165. A-1165. Ad.
, Dr. E. C. Brown, Eys, Ear, Mohawk
builuing. (Adv.)
Norwegian Steamer
Keported Torpedoed
Washington, March 21. (U. P.)
The Norwegian freight steamer Stavan
gwr, Bergen to Rotterdam, with on
American on board, was torpedoed and
sunk March 14, but the crew was
saved, a state department message
said this afternoon.
The one American aboard was Rob
ert Leroy Bragg of Angel Camp, Cal.
The vessel was sunk on the afternoon
of March 14. in the North Sea, i)
miles from the North Hinter lightship.
The crew was rescued after 17 hours'
exposure.
When writing t . e-.lllng oa rdTerttseri
ase mention The JoamaL - (Adv.).
WON .SCHOLARSHIP IN -AMERICAN
ACADEMY
J
Donald Greene Tarpley.
The announcement of Donald Greene
Tarpley' attainment of a scholarship
;n the American Academy in Rome, hss
come as a keen gratification to his
many Portland friends.
Tarpley who is only 22 years old is a
eon of Ixuis II. Tarpley, Portland at
until kx' yearTa7when he went to ' t0rT
the Lawrenceville! Mass.. preparator ! J.bAS nparaUve increase in
school. After a year ha went abroaS , 5t8.bet? '.n.0 K ot 110.
with his mother. tnlvirr in lmdnn t""'8.": This department was adminis-
for eight months. j
Returning to the lnited States he
entered the Boston cchool of tech
nology, from which, after a four years
course in architecture and amilrrtiirA
he expects to graduate in June. His ;
sculpture has won for him favorable j
comment.
Established by congressional act of
1905. to promote the fin arts such u
most promisi-ne artists of this countrv
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Mrs. Alma
7tftrft ri.im. h...
-Itt1 5laJmf. daraa
to th nmnun
- . .
ror injury to her property In the south-
es of the city, on the Barnes
road. She alleges that trees needed
tor shade were cut down, a spring cov-
red up with a fill, a fence torn away
and the place made inaccessible. Road-
"ter Yeon and the district attorney
will look Into the matter.
The following dairymen have been
allowed $26 each for the slaughter of
One of the new laundry machines
can be used in a bath room, being
supplied with water through hos-
from the wash stand and emptying
into the closet.
Opportunities for
Young Men
.
Ssw!
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$ m
One of the most confining trades is
that of watchmaker. It xequires years
of study and schooling and one must
be a born mechanic to get to its top.
Such a man la A. E. Wilson, an em
ploye or Staples the Jeweler. His
i Ui ilvo w m mo country.
with his wife and five boys gives him
enough change to enable him to stand
the confinement and tension that is
attendant with the repairing of fino
watches. Healthy, honest, energetic
and frank, it is a pleasure to meet
him; a Christian gentleman, a splendid
workman, whose future is bound up ln
his family and his trade. Meet him;
he Is worth knowing.
Don't Poison
Yourself With
DECAYED
TEETH
Dr.&.Wrjg&t
Good teeth are the key to good
health. Aside from personal ap
pearance, diseased teeth and gums
poison the system. Come to my
office and receive the very best
dental service at the least possible
cost.
Banish fear of pain. Only bung
lers torture their patients.
20 Years' Active Practice
- - in Portland
Painless Extraction of Teeth
Dr. B. E Wright
Northwest Corner of Sixth and '
Washington, Northwest Bldg.
Phones Main 21 19. A-21 19
Office Hours S A. M. to 6 P. M.
Consultation Free.
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CONSIDERATION GIVEN
TO COMMISSION AND
Cost as Between Years Cited,
in Public Affairs Depart
ment Due to Additions.
VOTERS SO WILLED -IT
Commissioner's Office. Did Hot Zxist in
1918, Hence Cost of Operation and
Maintenance ! Wot Comparative.
Following is the second ar
ticle dealing with the cost of
municipal government In Port
land during 1916 as compared
with 1912, the last year ol the
councilmanlc system. It has to
do with the department of pub
lic affairs, administered by
Commissioner Baker and com
prising, besides the commis
sioner's office, the bureau of
parks, city attorney's office,
bureau of city hall, bureau of
weights and measures, bureau
of free employment, free mus
eum and municipal reference
library.
It cost $283,853.28 to conduct tho de
partment of public affairs during 1916,
as against $173,597.39 in 1912. the last
rei by w L Brewster until the el
ec-
tion of 1915. when George L. Baker, in
cumbent, was elected commissioner.
This increase springs from the com.
mlseloner's office, the bureau of parks.
attorney's office and bureau
of
rree employment.
The commissioner's office did not
exist in 1912. and Its cost of nnsratinn
and maintenance Is. ttirrnn
"a mainienance is, tnererore, not
parative. Its total cost for 1916
$7804.98.
Oreatest Increase In ark.
. wrM increase in Parks.
Upon the bureau of parks falls the
responsibility for the greatest Increase
in the cost of the department of publio
affairs. The responsibility for this
increase, in turn, rests primarily with
the voters of Portland, who have from
time to time voted the extension of
tne r,ark and playground system of the !
city. During 1912 the maintenance of
tbe nark: svstem of th rlt ci on .
307.51. while during 1916 the sam
vork cost $220 721 19 This renrea
Xchwges from salsS? to mlscel
Jeow iSnis Tnd .how a irl
"f 897 413 6? Bh an increase
The'cltv now maintain 17 rit ,v-
a nd 1 3 nlav -oua. Ts hi Jnw
mafntonace of thi bllrea tha
tT the bulk of iftSitnrl
fT.l " .Xf.end"Ur!
I bureau
or
parks totaled $81,429.84,
COUNCILMANIC FORMS
Announcement
i
I COATS
Nudelman & Garber
PORTLAND'S NEW LADIES SHOP
415 WASHINGTON ST. CORNER 11TH
while In 191 It totaled S11MM.ST. an
increase of f 29,917.03. la 1913 the park
bureau employed CO laborers, while 75
were employed In 1911. making' an ap
proximate wage Increase of $16,000 for
this charge Item atone.
City Attorney Is Paid Xore.
Tbe city attorney's office shows an
increase of $5146.47 between the two
years, the total cost of the office In
1112 being $18,435.83. while In 191C It
was $23,582.30. The bigger part of this
increase is caused by the higher salary
paid the city attorney, who received
$2400 In 1912 and $4800" in 1916. and
the, higher salaries paid the deputies,
two of whom received $185 in 1913 and
$225 in 1916, while a third received
$125 in 1912 and $175 in 1916. The
salaries of the stenographers were re
duced. The bureau of free employment shows
a total Increase of $3786.44 In 1916
against the cost in 1912, of which
$2013 is chargeable to salary account.
Em ring 1916 the bureau secured em
ployment for 82,537 men and 2464
women. No adequate record of the
bureau's activities la available for 1912.
but from December 1, 1913, to De .em
ber 1, 1914. it secured employment for
approximately 8543 men and 1480
women.
Statement of Cost.
The classified statement of cost for
the different divisions of the depart
ment of public safety for the years
1912 and 1916 Is as follows:
Commissioner of Public Affairs.
1918-
Ratartee .7,af4.67
Supplies ... 106.85
Equipment 5.o5
Mlace
ellaneoua . ..
2.91
Total
1912. 1916.
SMarlea 81.429.84 $110,4.87
Snpplles 10,492.74 28.234.81
Kqnlpment 9,896,64 6.470.61
Purchase real property 10.3O5.22
Miscellaneous 11,683.07 75.548.40
Total
$123,307.51 8220.721.19
City Attorney.
1912. 1916
Salaries $ 16,4W.20 8 20.935.28
ituppUea . 1.972.63 426 95
Equipment 802.62
Ulscellanoeua 1.917.45
Totala $ 18.435.83 $ 23,683.30
Bureau of City Hall.
Salaries $ 11,824.20 18.83T.03
Supplies 2,482.43 2,671.27
Equipment 2,110,31 99.07
Mbtcei la neons 4,490.69 2.404.99
Totals ( 20.9O7.63 $ 19.102.36
Bureau Weights and Measures.
Salaries 3,230.00 8 8.000.00
Hoppliea 414.4.1 143.49
Equipment 332.00 14.25
Miscellaneous 104.55 141.28
Totala 3 4.101.60 S.299.02
Bureau of Pre Employment.
W,2.
191&,
Salaries .
Supplies
Equipment . . . . .
Miscellaneous.
2,058.44
216.80
8 4.593.55
576.99
114.90
8,500.29
1.884.05
Totala
8 6.069.t9
rree ICuseum.
'.'.".".".'.'.'.'.'3 " i.iioiao
666.24
3 8,843.73
$ .40
K8S.40
1849
Supplies .
Equipment
Misceiianeoua
Totals
3 1.785.53 8 473.03
actual alpal Beferencs Zdbrary.
Snppllea ..$22.92
Miscellaneous -ir, ,1.09
Total . .
$24.01
Men's Spring Suits
Buy your new spring suit where you
escape the high rent profit. The suits
1 sen
for $15 and $20 would cost you
325 and $30 In ground floor stores.
Jimmy Dunn, taiers build;
floor, Broadway and Alder.
immy Dunn
building, second
IAav.
Wten writing to or eatllng on advertisers,
please mention Tbe Jonrntl. (Adv.)
GrandQpening Sale
- y
Nudelman & Garber
415 WASHINGTON ST., CORNER 11TH
THESE PRICES ARE FOR THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY:
$18.00 Ladies' $f 0.95
Coats lei
$20.00 Ladies' $1 4.95
CosU J-ft
$22.50 Ladies $1 .45
Coats -LO
$25.00 Ladies' $" Q.95
CoaU JLO
$27.50 Ladies' $00.95
CoaU &Lk
$30.00 Ladies' $OQ.95
CoaU dO
$35.00 Ladies' $9.95
Coats ...... d
$40.00 Ladies' $OQ 95
CosU i iO
SuiU
SuiU
SuiU
'SuiU
,
JOKM P. PIAGEMANN
IS MADE RECIPIENT OF
I '01 It
Ik?
Pomand Business Men Pay
"Ufbute to President of H.
Ijsebes St Co,
PRfTEXT GETS PRESENCE
Cont
re and Poreelgnt of Honor Onest
i suiiui xovara rmiua
Pntare Was landed.
Tjputes to the courage and vision
LietSj & Co., were paid at a "surprise"
banfj&et In bis honor Tuesday night at
theWultnomah hotel. That he had ac
curately perceived the future of Port
land and had the Intelligence and heart
to build toward it In establishing the
splendid new store on Broadway was
the'j burden of many complimentary
speeches.
Mr. Plagemann had bsen lured to
the! mezzanine floor dining-room on a
pretext and found himself suddenly In
thei midst of some 50 of the most
prominent business men of Portland,
whe yave him a welcome such as he
isaid .he never had experienced before.
RoTicoe Nelson, as master of cere
mo&tfS, called upon many speakers,
whe Jlscusaed the widest range of busi
ness and personal topics, all centering
aroks ft the guest of the evening. Ban-
I nen-iiarers Invaded the room with
unuqie -advertising suggestions which
cauafd much mirth.
AJheries of remarkable moving pic
tured was shown by Leon Liebes of
Saa Francisco, a member of the firm.
who. baa accompanied-one of the com
paas polar expeditions in the whal
ing rvip Herman in quest xz furs. The
plctayes showed the hunting of polar
beaji walrus and seal, and the actual
coaest of a huge right whale, the
pery 01 me DOBiraen Deing iiiustraieu.
Intesestlng types of Eskimo life were
6he,p, with some of the settlements
of fce far north.
lts probable that arrangements will
be; t.ade to show the films to Portland
sch,.f?l children because of their great
eduHtlonal value.'
Tfe following were present at the
baiv-uet:
ITiU Reed, Dr. Hicks Fenton. Dr.
G. - j Trommald. E. C. ailtner. Leroy
r-ieess, reison. k, i Harmon, i
Frajjk Dooiy. Mamo-lce Dooly, Joe Jae-'
ger;-W. L. Campbell. Will A. Knight. 1
A. at . Devers, Charles Berg. W. J. i
hoi jnan. 1. j. Aiuiiin. A. 1,. Fish. A.
i- eliui earner. Max JUirscn, A. H. Pet-
erf p. frame tjase, 1. lovicn. Joe
Knvjnuel, A. Carraxa, A. Balis. Leon
Llrrs, J. V. Bennea. Tom Edwards,
Dr George D. Peters. Will Lipman,
SajQp Rosenblatt. Julius Louisson. A.
M. tfrtrtlley,: J. Thompson. Henry Frank.
Sijsy Telser, J. E. Werlein. I K.
Wllfeler. Arthur I Flnlsy.Irn K.
PoT-ers, J. Arthur Norman. Fred H.
Ki&r. C. W. Stinger. Paul Bates, C. 8.
Janson, J. C. English, John P. Plage
mann. Charles Green, C. A. McCarger.
shland and I. M. Kemp.
Publicity for Highway.
vjiluable publicity for the Columbia
rlvr
highway is contained In he lat-
iddiol DAMniirn
OUmiAIOLUMllUULI
Extraordinary !
Invite the ladies of Portland and surroundings to visit
their beautiful new store, 415 Washington St., and as
an extra inducement to become acquainted with this
new firm, they are offering their beautiful stock of ex
quisite Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Skirts and
Superb Millinery at a big discount for three days
only. This is a rare opportunity, as merchandise of
merit such as shown here is seldom offered at these
prices.- We hope to see you here on Opening Day.
Thursday, March 22
SUITS
DRESSES
$12.50 Ladies' sQ.95
Dresses . . . . O
$15.00 Ladies'4l A.95
Dresses .... 1U
$18.00 Ladies' $1 0.95
Dresses .... XsW
$20.00 Ladies' $1 4 .95
Dresses . . . Ux
$22.50 Ladies' $"l ?.95
Dresses .... -Lvl
$25.00 Ladies' $1 Q.95
Dresses .... JLO
$27.50 Ladies' $01 .95
Dresses .... mHiX.
$30.00 Ladiee $Oyl .95
Dresses .... mrx
MILLINERY
$18.00 Ladies' $f 0.95
SuiU ....... Xd
$20.00 Ladies' $1 A .95
SuiU. V
$22.50 Ladiea' $-1 J.45
1U
$25X0 Ladies' $
18
.95
$27.50 Ladies' $00.95
SuiU
$30.00 Ladies' $00.95
SuiU AO
$35.00 Ladies' $Or7.95
' tmi I
$40.00 Ladies $0 A.95
tdU
$5.00 Ladies
HU
$7.50 Ladies'
Hats! ... .
$10J00 Ladiea'
H.U
lest Issue of the Monthly Bulletin la-1
" mmmJt . BVw 4 W a Wi aa aen arer ilsmsrtmAnf nf .
Tw LV v ZrZZZ . . " weputy- Bherir "Bob Piunips Tues
the Chicago & Northwestern railway aay mmsti U B. Gillespie, clerk at
In an account of Samuel ncaater a the Nortonla hoteV on charge of.
recent talk before the Traffic club of obtain, money under-fal.e pretenses,
Chicago. The article is Illustrated. Tn. crlm. to h.v.
Makes Money by
Selling Wild Ferns
Roseburg, Or.. March 91. William
Austin, a farmer living a few miles
south of Roseburg. has developed a
profitable business by gathering moun
tain ferns and wild plants which he
is selling to the city florists in Port
land. Seattle, San Francisco and Den
ver. Mr. Austin began the shipments
about one year ago .and at the pres
ent time the business has grown until
it takes much of lbs time of himself
and two sons.
Well Trained.
Prom the Buffalo Express.
"Subster is a perfect husband."
"I never heard he was so wonderful."
"Well, every time be sees a mall box j
ne reeis in nis pooaevs.
YOU ARE WISE
When You Use
MAZDA Lamps
In Your Car
If you do any
night driving
these dark nights.
your car snouid
ire equipped with
i set of nitrogen
bulbs. They pro
duce, more light
and a whiter light
for a given con
sumption of cur
rent than any
, other.
PRICES
21 c. p., 6-8 volts 35c
24 c. p., 12-16 volts. .35c
30 c. p., 6-S volts .... 50c
36 c. p., 6-8 volts 75c
40 c. p., 12-16 volts. .75c
Made in theU. S. and Backed
by Mazda Service
1
ELECTRIC CO
Sixth atfine Central Square
Ill
SKIRTS
$5.00 Ladies'
Skirts
$6.50 Ladies'
Skirts
$8.00 Ladies'
Skirts . .
$10.00 Ladies'
Skirts
$12.50 Ladies'
Skirts
2"
5..
g..s
IQ.95
$15.00 Ladies' $-f V95
Skirts 1U
$17.50 Ladies' $
II95
Skirts .....
WAISTS
$3.00 Ladies'
WeieU .....
$4.00 Ladies'
WaUU
$6.00 Ladies
WsUU
SrJ.95
$7.50 Ladies
Waists .....
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$095
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$.4S
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Hotel Cerk Arrested.
.... '
f committed In Burns. Or. ' .
1
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In our tailored-to-order
SnitSt men
have that easy, com
fortable feeling and
that asaurance of
an out-of-ths ordi
nary look so neces
sary to a dignified
appearance. With
pleasure will wo
take your measure.
Zfaiio7is CtndhfOMCt
nORTMWESTERM BATtK BLOOJ :
o -oejezzantntFioor
3D
For Health!
Spella Pure
Apple Juice
Dcliciously healthful and
wholesome ; clear as crystal,
and sweet wtih the breath of
orchards Applestaff is" the
drink supreme 1
Try Applestaff (use I utl H
name to avoid substitution)
at your Fountain, Club,
Cafe, Hotel; then phone tne
about delivering a case to J
your home.
A. H. GREENBERG & CO.
Distributors for Oregon
Phone Broadway 474 :
312 GLISAN STREET 1
THE :
UNITED ARTISANS
INSURE THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Special Dept. for Juniors
Four up-to-date Plant Adetflo
Rates.
Assets Over 91,100,000 -Headquarters
608 Beck Bldf..
Main 1220 A-1112
Reliable Dentistry:
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Brotherhood of American Teczd)
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Tbe largrest lodes In the United
States admlttlns; both men and .
women.
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BECOME A HEilBER-l!0W!i
Orea saeabersblp esapalfn new is
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For information resardlnr rsif;
and different poUcles phone oe
write Rone Blood. District Mana
ger. S04 K. ttb st. Phone East 7730.
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Schwab PRinnric co
BEN F. GREENE-HARRY FISCKO?
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