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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND; THURSDAY,; MARCH 21. V 1918, 12 1 HINDERING BELGIAN RELIEF . ' Lying Reports Cause Red Cross . Workers Trouble Here Tues- dayj. Sped Redoubled. With th American Red Cross Belgian Id clothes drive setting into full swing Tuesday, progress was halted ' for a Short time by the effort of propagan dlsts to hinder the work. While Red Crone auxiliaries, women's dubs, Parent-Teacher organizations and others were piling up old clothes, re ports were received at the offices of the Portland chapter of broadcast " warnings not to donate old clothes for the drive because "the Germans would else them." Efforts to Influence auxiliaries and Other clubs were reported as failures by those organizations and general indig nation was expressed at Red Cross I headquarters. Herbert C. Hoover's personal repre sentative In Brussels has the assurance of the German government that the Clothes will nbt be molested. ;v, "More 'idle prattle."' said Kdgar W. : Smith, chairman of the Red Cross Bel gian committee, who was starting an investigation of the wide-spread rumors. "It Is true that propagandist have been successful in inducing one or two organizations to cease their efforts, but it has simply caused others to redouble , theirs. That the effort Is German ' propaganda pure and simple there seems to be no question at all. We seem to find the hand of German influence in everything affecting the war." In the meantime inspiring reports of . progress were being i celved at Red . Cross . headquarters In the Corbett building. The City Dye works, which Is hauling old clothes without charge to the near est fire stations, where temporary re ceiving stations are established, de , Clares it is doing a land office business in . patriotism. Los Angeles to Be ' Dry, Pending Suit Ixs Angeles. March 21. (U. P.) The ' Saloons of Ixs Angeles will be closed tor a period of from a week to three months at least, by the Gandler ordl- nance, which becomes effective April 1, regardless of the outcome of the eult of the Bartenders' union. It developed today the last of the briefs in the case will not be filed until April 5. After that the court has 90 days In which to consider the case be ( fore the findings are reported. Meantime the ordinance becomes ef ' fectlve April 1, as Judge Jackson has refused to issue an injunction restrain- lng the city from enforcing it. NEW STATUE OF JOAN OF ARC FOR FRANCE EVERYMAN i4 4rZ'v; 1 vV' 1 k, GRANT i f COUNTY! EXPECTED TO TAKE -LIBERTY BONDS Each to Be Rated According to Ability Most Intensive ' Campaign Planned. John Day, Or., March 11. At a meet ing at Canyon City, Sunday, at which ine Is Interned at S. F. to x cent or rallon. He assured scien tific men who watched the demonstra tion, however, that the ingredlenU from which it waa made can be bought In th omn market at prices which will hrtnr it n( rnnt to not over eight cent. and that it can be retailed at a hand some profit at half the present price of gasoline. Umatilla Adds Nine Service Flag Stars Pendleton, March 21. The O-W. R. ft N. service flag twith 620 stars is being riianiavMl at the local office this week. and while here nine new stars will be sewed on by the mothers of employes who hAv erone from this county into the Soon after his discharge. Thnu who will have the honor he became a teacher in a trade school : are . jjr8. yj. B. Whltford, Hermlston ; were present representatives from every ln Manna. He is 44 years oia. r Mrs. C. R. Mudge, Echo ; Mrs. J, I bank In the county and from five of the 1 George cnrlstlan Keener, a seaman, McLaughlin. Echo; Mr. D. D. Connor, local Doaras, tne machinery waa set in;"" a f "u "B ve " iiHpllot Rock; Mrs. Jennie uuncan, xtiein ; everaa years ago, was aiso interned , Mrg William Maharas, Kieth : Mrs. San FranciscoMarch 21. L N. S.) Alfred Worm, prominent resident of Manila and agent for the Philippine Vegetable Oil company, was ordered in terned for the period of the war a an enemy alien on a presidential warrant received by official of the department of Justice Wednesday. Worm arrived at a Pacific port on Monday, and ha since been held in close confinement. Pro German utterance and activities led to his arrest. , Worm'' is an Austrian and is believed to have been at one time an officer in the Austrian army. In 1907 he joined the United States cavalry, serving one enlistment. BIG SPRUCE FIND MADE ON HARBOR German propaganda. Says All States May Pass Blue Sky Laws J motion for the most intensive Liberty bond, campaign yet undertaken. A committee was appointed to rate every man in the county according to his financial ability. A card record will 1 be prepared for each, showing his total assessed valuation, annual income, and the amount of bonds he will be expected to take. Rating to Be Uniform The rating will be uniform, the meth od having been worked out by a com mittee of attorneys and bankers. The rating committee will take each indi vidual's assessed valuation from, the tax rolls, ' add to this his Kross annual in come and rate him as follows : For the ! first $500, 1 point; next 1500, 2 points: , out Q many states and these fake pro next uuu, 3 points tor eaen fooo : next ! moters will swarm into places where $5000. 4 points for each $500; over $10,-S laws do not oppose them, until each 000, 6 points for each $500. A meeting ' state will be forced to enact these laws." is to be held April Z at which the varl- Andre said. ous committees are to report to the I central committee giving V. see ratings. ) The total number, of points lit the coun i ty, thus determined, will.be divided into the total allotment for the county, thus giving the number of points to the bond. and every man will be asked to sub- J aiiw uit limb i;aaio. Aa iirai ly an can be estimated, the rate will be about' 5 points to the $5.0 bond. Thus, a man rated at 20 points would be expected to buy $200 of bonds. Bally to Start Drive Not a single individual in the county will be overlooked. Those having less today. He is accused of circulating pro- Nevada Buell. Pendleton ; and Mr. C, HOQUIA1I, WASH, March 1L U. P.) GoTernmeat Umber eralser working aronad Gray Harber VTedaesday retorted loeatlag near ker a virgin tract of mere than 1M,M,M feet of clear spraee for airplane stock, half of it salt- able for rlrlag. The tract can for- nlsh timber for lamberwork on 22,000 airplanes, .and itself may solve tke sprnce sipply problem. The tract is a mile front a railroad and the lower branches of tke trees are 17 feet from tke groaad. ! Strikers Get Raise j From Some Firms i I Chicago. March 21. (L N. .S.) Strik : ing garment workers won their demands (Wednesday for a 10 per cent Increase in wages so far as the strike affects firms that are members of the manu facturing tailors' association. More than 100 other garment workers are still hold ing out for a raise from the jobbers. Congress May Not End Until Autumn Washington, March 21. (I. N. S.) Congress will not adjourn before Sep- ' tember 1. Speaker Champ Clark of the house predicted Wednesday. The Clark prediction on adjournment, in view of L. Bowers, Pendleton. Seven Pendleton Men Knit Pendleton, March 21. Pendleton is not to take a back seat for those other com munities which have been exploiting their male knitters. A partial canvass here shows that at least seven Pendle ton men have qualified as experts with (Labor Party Holds London Conference t London. March 21. (U. P.) The labor party conference in session here Chicago. March 21. (U. P.) Blue eky laws will be forced on every state j knitting needles and are busily engaged Wednesday announced that it regards ?Lr,U "JXXSS? TISl: ! WLll!!i the prospect of Japanese , r J, , " " - tne list Wlin lour swwiem iu ma trwui. ol st. rnui, minn., aeciarsa weunesuuy at the conference of the Association of Securities Commissioners. Wild cat Bchemes are being driven New Tie Mill to Be Built Near Yale, Wn. Woodland, Wash., March 21. Frank G. Tillman and associates of Portland were here last week making arrange ments for the construction of a sawmill about four miles above Yale on the Lewis river, and arranged with J. M. Reid of Woodland for the erection of the mill, work to commence at an early date and be rushed to completion. The mill will cut railway ties, will have an out put of from 1000 to 1200 ties of standard dimensions per day. and will employ from 40 to 50 men. A fine body of tim ber is located at the site of the mill. TRAINED NURSE GIVES RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR Gives Recipe for Simple Home-Made Remedy That Quickly Darkens It. the speaker's 20-odd year of service In - the house, has been looked, npon for . many years as more reliable than, that of any other member. The present disposition to'dwaddl and the imposing stack of important legislation remaining to be passed upon will be responsible for the late adjourn ment. Aside from the railroad bill, con gress has passed very little Important war legislation thus far this session. . A New Jersey woman has invented a mesh bag to hold a door key and pre vent it from being lost among the cor- tents of a pocket-book or shopping bag. Lovely White Skin! Strain lemon Jules well before mixing and massage face, neck, arms, hands. Mrs. A. Dixon, a well known Brook lyn trained nurse, made 'the follow- Employers to Fight SMpworkers Return; Strike Was Mistake Baltimore, March 21. (I. N. ; S.) Klnety per cent or the 4Q0 riveters. caulkers, handlers and other shlpwork ers who were on strike at the Balti more Drydocks & Shipbuilding company . have returned to work. According to labor leaders, the walkout was due to a misunderstanding on - the part of the - men. One Dead, 60 Hurt In a Fire at Butte Butte, March 21. One man was burned to. death and nearly 60 men and women narrowly escaped death Wednes day when the Wolfstone lodging house was destroyed by flrei Fifty persons par tially overcome by smoke, were rescued by firemen. Several women let them selves down from windows on improvised lines of bed clothing. This new statue of Joan of Arc, by Antonin Merclc, lias been placed on than would justify them in investing in exhibition at the Salons de Paris, bonds, say one or two points, will be This Is the first photograph of the -g.VamS that amount in War new handsome model or the noted j A monster rally is to be held at John French heroine. The statue Is dally , Day, April 6, at which it is planned to admired by huflh throngs. .hive speakers from Portlahd. Follow- I lng this rally, and the Intensive edui; I catj0nal campaign that will precede it. The Dalles Debaters i:!Xnf actual 8oacitat,on for r . 1 Grant county expects to have Its full Win Over Hermiston quota rai3ed by Apru io- Louisville Buys Art Kores The Dalles. Or., March 21. The Dalles Louisville, Ky.. March 21. (I. N. S.) high school debating team won over the , Art Kores a third ba8eman from Hermlston high school debaters Monday NashvUlei has been bought by the n.'f ht", Tvhe team,.ad ,th,n?fa"V! Colonels, it was .announced Wednesday. . V iTr Z Z t Tne price paid was not made public. Vn d.hM lit, "f i v Clemons, former catcher forLouis- States should become a member of a vUle and nQw at Qreat Lakeg tram .L TJ ,.:r.:, i lng station, is here trying to arrange court." I a game between the jackies and Lou- claims, that his substitute fuel can be i isvllle and Camp Taylor. I manufactured commercially at from 2 The winning team was composed of i i John Gavin and Franis Radcliff. The " representatives of te Hermiston school were Durrell Murchle and Emily Shot ,well. The Judges were I. A. Melendy and J. A. Van Gross of the Franklin high school, and A. F. Blttner of Jef ferson high. Portland. Dr. J. E. Ander son presided. The next debate will be with Ontario, for the championship of Eastern Oregon. p Wreath for Victims Of Tuscania Ordered Doctor Discovers Gasoline Substitute New "fork, March 21. (I. N. S.) Dr. Lewis Clement, indicted as a swindler in connection with his claim that he had discovered a substitute for gasoline, has given a demonstration under the watch ful eye of a representative from District Attorney Swann's office in which an au tomobile ran smoothly with his formula as fuel. Dr. Clement has yet to prove, as he 1 A - . 1 n,l 1 . J. H. Smith is second with three, J. H. ,,uer,'"uon m " Gault and George Flagman have each I , The party is convinced, says the an- knltlMl two. while E. J. Kinar. A. M. I nouncement. that such actinn wmiM arl- Winn and F. E. King have one each to ously compromise the allies unless steps lng statement regarding gray hair: their credit. are taken to make clear to the world "Streaked, faded or gray hair can be the Intentions and purposes of the Quickly turned black, brown or light action. i brown, by the use of the following 'remedy that you can make at home: "Merely get a small box of Orlex powder at any drug store. It costs only 25 cents and no extras to buy. Dissolve it In one ounce of water and comb it through the hair. Full direc tions for use come in each box. "You need not hesitate to use Orlex as .a J100 gold bond comes in each box guaranteeing the user that Orlex does not contain sliver, lead, zinc, mer cury, aniline, coal-tar products or their derivatives. "It does not rub off. Is not sticky or gummy and leaves the hair fluffy. It will make a gray haired person look i 20 years younger." (Adv.) Strike of Barbers Man Who Threatened ord Given Sentence Detroit, Mich.. March 21. (V. P.) the Master Barbers John stusarskl, an Austrian, who threat- Chicago, March 21. (I. N. S.) To combat a strike which has been called by barber union officials to go into ef feet here May 1 ...Aiilal An rf ( hifG (rrt ha a .vtll4WtAl fund. It has become known. Three sentenced to five years at Leaven thousand shops and 10.000 men will be worth prison by Judge Tuttle here nf few mi it was said. Wednesday. Stusarskl pleaded guilty The men are contending for $1 a week to the charge of writing Ford a letter Increase in wages and a readjustment of threatening him with death unless he their commission scale. paid 110,000, By all means, girls, prepare a Uunon lotion to keep your skin flexible and young looking. You will Boon realise that .true loveliness does not mean the powdery-look or waxen colorlessness of some hot-house flower, but is typi fied by the velvety softness of youf skin, your peach-like complexion and rosy-white hands. . At the cost of a small Jar of ordi nary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautifler, by squeezing th Juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle con taining three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon Juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes aa freckle, sallownens and tan, and is the ideal skin softener, smoothener and beauti fler. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lotion and massage It daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It should naturally help to whitenr soften, freniien and bring out the roses and hidden beauty of any skin. It is Btmply marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands. (Adv.) " Get Enormous Sums From Liquor Taxes I Washington, March 21. (U. P.) War taxes on alcoholic berages for 1917 to taled $110,000.000 an excess of $35,000,- 000 over estimates, the Internal revenue bureau announced Wedneseday. More than 5000 evasions were reported and penalties of about $500,000 levied. Danny Goodman Given Term Camp Grant, Ill.. March 21. (I. N. S.) Because he cursed an officer. Ser geant Danny Goodman, former well known lightweight boxer, was sen tenced Wednesday to six months at hard labor by a court martial. Good man was a rriember of company A, Three Hundred Forty-second infantry. Factory Restrictions Lifted Washington. March 21. (U. P.) Re strictions limiting running .time of box board paper factories to five days a week were suspended by the fuel admin istration Wednesday. Washington. March 21. (I. N. S.) Touched by newspaper photos showing unmarked graves of the Tuscania vic time. President Wilson Wednesday cabled Ambassador Page at London, re questing him to purchase a large wreath, bearing the president's card, to be placed ln the cemetery on the Scotch coast where the - Tuscania's dead were laid to rest. City Manager Plan Blocked Sioux Falls, S. D., March 2L-a. N. S.) The proposed city manager plan received a blow here Wednesday when Judge Jones in circuit court granted an injunction which restrains the city com missioners from calling a special elec tion to name a commission of nine to put the plan in effect. The Flag in Front of Your Home signifies. nothing if you buy a new Spring suit with a belt around it. The Government has asked all men and young men to give up Belts on their clothes for 1918. It has asked the clothing manufac turers of A merica to refrain from making belted styles of any kind. It doesn't ask you to stint on style or to save on "pep" it says "go ahead with the lively lines, but cut out the extra cloth that it takes to make a belt and give it to the soldiers' Bring the Coupon With You It Is Good for 20 Extra S. & H. Trading Stamps Friday ; and Saturday Portland's exclusive agents for SAMPECK '"clothes, 5&L For young men and their fathers, too. Washington at Sixth HI A Careless Remark Dropped in a Street Car May Furnish a Spy With the Missing Link in a Long Chain When in Doubt Dont Say It. Bring This Coupon AD GET jppft ZU-jctra-ZU S. & H." Trading 1 U r JLL!.r Stamps - on y o first SI cash pur chase and double on the balance. Good on first floor and in basement Friday and Sat urday, March 23 and 23. A LIGHT OAK MISSION LAMP with stained Special Special Prices in RUBBER GOODS 2-quart red rubber, molded Fountain Syringe one year guarantee. 00 Combination Hot Water Bottle P" Afj and Fonntain Syringe DeUU Rubber Bathing Caps 25c to $1.00 EASTER MARCH 31 Particular Cards (or particular people. "BOSS" CEDAR MOP Triangular, strong, long thread. A Q Special, with 1 qt. of Cedar Oil-t.ftO Inside Floor Paint 13 Colors fresh stock. Quarts 77c $2.79 FLAT-TONE Washable wall paint. Quarto $1.00 Gallons $3.35 A good, strong Putty Knife with every $1.00 purchase. As there has been a strong advance in wholesale prices on paints, oils and lead, this may be your last opportunity to buy at these prices. These Spring Showers will remind you need you that an Umbrella We have a few left from December stock, at a discount of onethird. Colors Blue, lavender, green and novelties. The best rain-proof Umbrella for man or woman you'Jll - Q find for.., tDA.JLi7 Ask to See the New COMBINATION Coin and Bill Purse we are now showing. Positively the most practical and convenient purse of its kind. Made of Morocco and Russian Calf. A GOOD, GUARANTEED Washable Chamois Just what you need for polishing your machine or cleaning windows. I" C Special tBX.OO' We carry a complete assortment of Morse Garden and . Flower Seeds $ Oregon grown Onion Sets, lb . 20c AUTO STROP SAFETY RAZOR The best, quickest, safest and cheapest razor 30 days' trial. Special Military Sets at $5.00 TOILET PAPER " Waldorf" tissue t dot.. 89c "Benafid" tissue rolls 98c 'Snow White" crepe i doz. .... -79c ill. 50 Oriental Cream. . .$1.25 Gouraurd's Medicated Soap 25c Nikk-Marr Cream. . . ., . . .50c Nikk-Marr Balm . . . . I . . . .50c Nikk-Marr Dressing 50c 50c Java j Riz Powder. . . . .39c 50c Lablache Face Powder. .39c Theatrical Cold Cream, V ib. 30c Colgate's Natural Odor Toilet ' - Soap, 3 for. ....... . ..40c 13c Geranium Bath Soap, - 3 . for,-:. ....... v. . . . . .35c Azurea Face Powder. . . .$1.50 Mennen's Talc Powder for Men . : . . . .10c and 15c 1 case Ivory Soap, 100' bars $5.65 Cucumber and Elderflower Cream Jars -50c and 75c ft Miolena Freckle Cream. 85c 11.00 Wood-Lark Freckle Creza 85c Always rS. A H." Stamp First Thre Floors. 0 PROTECTORS You wouldn't sprinkle a mixture of powdered emery and dust into the working parts of your typewriter. 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