The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL). PORTLAND, TUESDAY, MAY- 21. 1918.
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SEASIDE
MECCA
OF ODD
F
EMS
r Grand Lodge of Oregon and Its
.1 ui Auxiliaries Begin Annual
f i : -1 Sessions at Resort,
: tl ' Seuk Or., Msy 21,-fThe sixty-third
-'annual session of the Oregon grand
"loC of Odd Fellows, the forty-fourth
j "annual session of the grand encampment
jot the. Patriarch Militant, the, thirty
-second annual session of the Daughters
of Itepekah and the eighth annual ' ses-.
' ;.slon pt the 'department council , are
ijbelng held In this clty. and wllt.con
rtlnue iuitfl Thursday afternoon. A pe-
, jjcial train" bearing fully 1000 delegates
it the Odd Fellows and JRebekah grand
5 lodges arrived In Seaside over: the
,VS,F.! 8. road, front Portland, at
V:45 o'clock today, and the visitors were
5 taken Jn charge by the local lodge and
1 .Instructed as to rooms without a hitch
. ?;in the arrangements of the reception
Committees.
OS ' Department Cosacll Meets
' The I day started with; a meeting of
the danartment council last night and
at 10 o'clock this morning and at l:o
In thef afternoon. In the Bungalow hall.
the delegates to this branch of the
order i having arrived -on the Sunday
evening train. Promptly, at 8 o'clock
tonight the program of entertainment
land reception was carried out, as fol
lows: Address of welcome by Mayor
vL. I'Paaet: resDonse bv Grand Mas-
Star George Tref ren ; musical selection ;
response by Mary A. Lankaater. pros
i ident of the Rebekah assembly v re-
response by Grand Patriarch Sol 8
'. 3, "Walker: response by General: IL M.
1 Beck with, department council ; vocal
r; solo by Miss Margaret Kennedy ; read
ying by Leo Wise, and a grand inarch
led : by- the grand lodge officers, after
J: Which there was an informal dance
C held Uv-the Bungalow dance hall
tl ' Big Program for Jfoesday
. zi :' Today the . annual session of the
1 -grand lodge" convened In the Bun'
i galow nail. There was a special ses-
slon at , o'clock in the morning,
1 1 regular session at 10 o'clock, a decora
tion f chivalry at 1 o'clock, a regu
l lar session at 3 o'clock, and there will
h A. rra nrl nan At it 1 A'rtarlr. m. Mna.
i oovlte meeting at 1 o'clock, a special
session for the grand lodge degrees at
7 o'clock and third degree work by Sa
rf marl tan lodge at 7:30 o'clock.
S The Hebekah assembly convened at
1 o'clock this morning in the Strand
theatre, and will hold until Thursday
X afternoon at 4 o'clock.'
fc Prominent grand lodge officers In
,7 Attendance are:. George W. Tref ren.
trand matter : W. F. Walker, deputy
. grand master ; Forrest I Hubbard,
Yj grand warden; K. E. Sharon, grand
'-secretary; Dr. O. D. Doane. grand
If treasurer; John H.. Hall and Henry S
" Westbrook, . grand representatives ;
v S3. Albright, grand marshal; Dr. A
li Johnson, grand conductor ; H. J. Atlee,
H grand- guardian ; C. D. Abbott, grand
H-ft herald; Hev; C. II". Powell, gnand chap
lain, i . . . .
- H , The officers of the Hebekah assembly
. l present are: Mary A Lankaater, pres
ident; Jeannle Barke, vice president;
Jessie White J arris, warden; Ora Cos-
mi per, secretary ; Kda Jacobs, treasurer ;
Allla Circle, marshal ; .Ida Knight, con
ductor; Jennie Watts, chaplain; Nellie
Wing, Inside guardian; May Fields, out
side guardian.
JO I Steel Ships Are
: Delivered in Week
Washington, May 21. (I. N. S.) Ten
Steel ships were completed and deliv
ered and 14. both wood and steel, were
launched last week from the yards of the
emergency fleet corporation, the shipping
beard has announced. These added 6$,
IS0 tons to American shipping. Four
wooden ships' were launched Saturday,
making 23 of this type to be launched
this month.
lluns After Ukrainian Wheat
. 'Zurich, via London, May 21. (I. N. S.
The semiofficial Nord Deutsche AUebe
tnlne j Zeltung reports that the German
food secretary Is en route to Kleff to
expedite the transportation of Ukranl
n wheat to Germany.
II HIRARDELLrS'Grnd Chocolate is " -
"v a properly proportioned' food a perfect J
I blend of pure sugar and finest cocoa. Ghir- fj 1
ardelirs is sweet enoughjust nght. In mak- (f0 i f
- ing chocolate do not waste sugar.. When you '
use Ghiadelli, s no additional sugar Is needed. ; u 1
; . ; d. ghiraTdelli co. J, j
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS APPEAR
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To relieve the shortage of male farm
of New York 'colleges and high schools have enrolled for farm work
with the New York state farm commission. Here are two novel cos
tumes worn by the girls at work, on the farms. On the left is a cos
tume worn by female carpenters; on the right, the latest thing in
. overalls for women gardeners.
Camp Lewis Crowd
Is Record Breaker
In anticipation of an Immediate order
for the transfer of the Ninety-first di
vision of the .United States army from
Camp Lewis to the Eastern seaboard,
a large number of enlisted men visited
Portland Sunday. Officials of the O-W.
It. & N. and Northern Pacific report a
record volume of passenger traffic norfh.
from Portland Sunday night.
Regular trains leaving the .Union sta
tion at 11 and 11:30 p. m. carried ca
pacity loads, and a special train was
provided by the O-W. R. & K. to, take
care of the overflow. This probably will
be the farewell visit to their homes of
members of the Ninety-first division liv
ing In Portland.
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Exporting Merchants
Must Pay Income Tax
Washington, May 11. (U. P. The
fast that a merchant makes his Income
by exporting goods from the- country
does not relieve him from paying an
income tax, the supreme court decided
Monaty.
William E. Peck, a New York City
exporter, refused to pay his income tax
assessment on the ground that such a
payment would be in effect a duty on
exports, which is forbidden by the con
stitution. 1
The court pointed out that the income
tax la not laid on products in the course
of exportation, but on what is made after
all expenses of the business are paid.
Lad of 14 Says He
Broke Into Office
Upon report from the Oregon Cooper
age company that its office had been
entered three times within a week, De
tectives Goltz and Howell conducted an
investigation and reported that a 14-year-old
boy 'has confessed. .Last Fri
day night the office was entered and
the telephone box destroyed, the offtce
desk broken open and the hinge knobs
broken off the safe. Two small holes
1
IN FARMERETTE COSTUMES
help several hundred girl student
MAIL SERVICE
FOR SOLDIERS
IS IMPROVED
ITH the American Army in
France, May tl-(I. IT. so
under a general order lxsned
Monday, the American army In
France took ever the service of
delivering man and express parcels
to soldiers. Considerable Improve
meat la the service Is looked for
as a consequence.
A central postofflee Is being es
tablished at headeaarters, where
all lndivldna! records ot American
soldiers la France will be avail
able, thus making It possible to
correct wrong addresses and other
mistakes.
In ereatlag the new service, Ue
American army aathorlties merged
the best ftatares of the French
and Canadian systems.' ' "
Aid to Switzerland
Promised by France
Paris, May 21. (I. N. S.) In a note
to Switzerland with regard to the coal
situation, the French government says
that if Germany "lyingly Insinuated"
that France ia threatening Switserland
with an economic war, she "confounds
Switserland with herself.". The note la
friendly toward Switzerland, saying
Switzerland's sovereignty Is affected
by the German encroachment, France
"will know how to take measures com
porting with the protection of our inter
ests." It promised French aid, despite
the Swiss-German economic agreement
had also been drilled into the safe. The
police say the boy haa served two sen
tences in the reform school at Chehalia.
He is now In the custody of the juvenile
court.
PROnTE
GIVEN
RAP BY PRESBYTERIANS
IN GENERAL MEETING
Moral Aimt orWar as Announced
by Presdent Wilson Are
Indorsed.
Columbus., Ohloi May 21. (U. P.)
Condemning' prof iteering under "the guise
of patriotism' and deploring the gospel
of hate' toward -Germany, the Presby
terian general assembly; went on record
Monday as Indorsing the moral aims of
the war as enunciated by President
Wilson.- ,; '...-i . .
of the gutter." Of which It was said
some ministers were guilty, also jwaa
condemned in the resolutions of the
committee on moral alms of the war,
which were adopted.
A section condemning mob law
This is the store that is always busy, because we advertise and give genuine bargains. Cash talks at Shanahan's, and
we have no bad bills or expensive bookkeeping and collection departments, which add so much to the average mer
chant's overhead expenses, which must be paid for by the patrons of these stores. This week you will find extraordi
nary money-saving offerings in every department, goods everybody needs, and at prices you cannot duplicate else
where. Buy now and supply all of your needs, as prices will go higher and higher until the war has ended.
NO PHONE OR C O. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR THESE SPECIALS '
New Arrivals in
Women's Dainty Neckwear
Very Moderately
Priced at
1p rtn el ouf
DUC, OSC, OC, 1.69
Up
These exquisite creations are shown
In collar and cull sets, vesiees. saiior
collar and the new roll collars, in
Georgettes, wash satina, piques, cord
ed silks, filet, organdy, flaxona and
the beautiful new colored materials.
See our window display.
May Sale of Fine Em
broideries,. Edgings.
Beadings, Insertions,
5c,7ic,12ic, 15c Yd.
Edges In Swisses ana cambrics, ex
cellent -quality and beautiful designs.
Now is the time to procure your em
broideries for the Spring and Sum
mer, sewing at exceptional aavtnga.
Hosiery and Underwear
Ti.artment "WOl Offer rive Wea-
derfal Specials for Moaday
, ' and Tassday Only. . .
f
Women's Vests
Special at 25c Each
. Women's ; Swiss Ribbed Vests, low
neck, sleeveless or short sleeves.
Slain Or - iancy yonea, rareenu,
iped,' all siaea 84 to 44. A large
assortment to choose from, specially
priced at 25c each.
: Women's Colored
v Hose, .
Special at 25c Pair
Women's Fine Cotton Hose, double
heela and toes, wide garter tope ;
colors black, white, champagne, pink,
uarte.'- rra.v. blue. cold, helio and
tan : all el see. Specially priced at 25c
-
Women's Combina
tion Silk Boot Hose,
Special at $1 Pair-
Women's lure Silk and Fiber Com
bination Hose, seamless feet with
double heels and toes, fashioned leg,
blacK and white and all leading
shades.- Extra fine value at only $1
pair.- "
A Surprise Sale of
LJndermuslins and Corsets
At Prices That Will
Sale of Women's
Special at, Each .... IL
These dainty garments Jare made of Seco Silks, with yokes of fine lace
and lace straps over shoulder; beautiful garments: shown in flesh or white
-only. Sixes 38 to 44. Lovers of dainty undermuslins will appreciate the
cnarminai wwiubim.
,i Sale of
. Women's Corsets
Special, Each, $1.25
Made of excellent ouallty coutil lit
white - and pink, only ; medium or
low htiat styles; four supporters in
front-lace ' or back-lace models, fin
ished with silk embroidery at top.
Several models to choose from. All
eises. Fine fitting, well made and
boned. A real bargain at only Slu25.
75c Children's Play
r Suits, Amazingly
Underpriced, Ea., 59c
Made of excellent, quality ginghama
or chambrays, In stripes, checks and
plain materials; light and dark col
ors, neatly trimmed with piping and
belts of contrasting materials.! '
brought Richard Mayers. Knoxvllle.
Tenn-, negro delegate'.- to hla feet. -
I know the Oermana and what they
have done. he said. "Their treatment
of their enemies and others has been no
worse than the treatment of negroes
through lynch law."
J. A. Oeddea of New ?erk demanded
that thtr statement be expunged from
the record. The moderator aald it had
not been made a part of the record.
The committee on church union, deal
ing with the union of the Northern, and
Southern branches of the churches, re
ported it had been unable to reach an
agreement and asked that It be contin
ued. This was done.
Contract Breach Is
Charged by Dancer
The troubles of Ivan Marcel, self
styled premier artist of the Russian bal
let, were multiplied in the Multnomh
circuit court yesterday afternoon, when
Oelna DelOado filed suit against Marcel
and Charles & Couche, -charging breach
of contract and aekingtffor $450.
Miss DelGado alleges that she holds a
contract signed by Marcel and -Couche
In which they accepted ber services as a
dramatic danseuse for nine exhibition's
In the Ballet Egyptienne, the only one
I of which was given before the expose
ft
siims at Shairaalhiaini's
air
A Wonderful Sale of
Handkerchiefs
2c, 5c, 10c,15cEach
A fine showing ot women's and chil
dren's Handkerchiefs In Swisses and
cambrics, flaxona. linens and organ
dies in Dlain. hemstitched edges, em-
h broidered corners, etc. Supply your
needs her now at these attractive
prices. -
Knit Bloomers
Special at 85c Each
Women's and Misses' Knit Bloomers,
..I,. ,,iitv. fine ribbed cotton:
colors pink, white or black with
tiatic at waist and knees. All eises
at 85c each.
Women's Union Suits
Special at 45c Each
Womin'a Fine Cotton Knit Union
Suits, V-neck, sleeveless, knee cuff
or lace trimmea. rteguiar vmy,
Extra value at only 45c each.
Please All Carefal Shoppers
$H 19
Fine Showing Beauti
ful Fiber Silk Sweat
ers at $4.98 to $16.50
They come to all the new fashion
able colors for ' Summer. They are
made with sailor collars and cashes
in beautiful combinations of trim
ming. , We Invite your Inspection of
these lovely goods.
Store
Open :
9 AL M. to
6 P. M.
We Deliver to All Part, of
'" - THE STORE THAT
Entrances:
of Marcel . by the better business bu
reau of .the Portland Ad club.. ,
The plaintiff points out that the one
fatal performance was the only one of
her promised nine appearancea and the
manager have declined to put up the
stipulated 1410. i :'
Appropriation Bars
Men ot Draft Age
.
Washington. May XI.- (U. P.) The
house late Monday afternoon adopted an
amendment to the emergency food bill
prohibiting use- of any of the f 11,000,000
appropriated by that measure for em
ployment of men wlthla- the draft age.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston, as
cording to a statement on the floor,
asked draft exemption for 2000 employes
of this department. ,
Umatilla County Nearly Over
Pendleton. Or.. May 21. At the end
of the first day of the second Red Cross
drive, Umatilla county has more than
110.000 of her IST.000 quota subscribed,
with some ot the remote district yet to
be heard from. Pendleton la within $5000
of the 117.500 quota assigned it. About
100 committees were out today, under
the supervision of the Umatilla County
Patriotic Service league, which la con
ducting the drive.
TTTT T Tl
A Wonderful Sale of
Sheets, PillowCases, Bed Spreads, Towels, Etc.
At Phenomenal Savings
35c Lightweight
Cretonnes,
Special at 27c Yard
INCH. Above all. visit Shanahan's
Drapery Department and see for
yourself the quality, colors and price
of these goods. Suitable for quilt
coverings, draperies, shirtwaists, box
covers and the many other uses home
makers know for tnis beautiful ma
terial. $2 Bed Spreads,
Special at
$1.69 Each
These are of medium weight, easily
laundered. DOUBLE BED SIZE. A
spread that will gtve good satisfac
tion. Hotels, rooming houses and
housekeepers, here Is your oppor
tunity to eupply your needs now at
thia exceptionally low price.
$2.50 Honeycomb
Bed Spreads
Special at $1.98 Each
FULL, B ET SIZE, heavy, close
weave, hemmed, all around. A spread
that will be appreciated by ail lovers
of good bed furnishings. Don't fall
to see them.
$1 Window Shades,
Special at 69c Each
These Window Shades are made of
good quality opaque and shown in
uilve green, actually tl value. Well
worm your time to come ana secure
our supply or shades ror tne spring
ouse cleaning at this tremendous
saving.
Mercerized Damask
Napkins,
Special at 20c Each
$2.25 Dozen
A Nankin of excellent quality Dam
ask shown In several handsome de
mlenn. You will aDDreciate the beau
ty of tbeee necessary articles xor tne
dining room.
$2.25 Mercerized
Hemstitched Table
Cloths,
Special. $1.59 Each
Come in and see these beautiful
clotha, suitable for lunch or dinner
cloths; excellent quality, iou win
surely want one or two of these to
replenish 70ur stocK or linen.
Great Sale of
Sensational Sale of
25c Dress Voiles
Special at, Yard, 12ic
Ladles will find among these lovely
goods something for Spring ana sum
mer dresses. Just what they are look-
Ing for at a surprisingly low price.
Stripes and flowered effects in beau
tiful colors.
Sale of Genuine
Manchester Cham
bray at, the Yard 15c
These Chambrays are the Geaalae
Vaacaester Make, full IT Inches
wide. This material le known the
world over for Its csellty, esraklllty,
smoothness of weave and fine color
lag. These goods cannot be beaght
today at wholesale for leas than the
price we offer them to you. Colors,
gray, blue and tan.
City.
New Location, Dekum Blds Third and Washington
YOU MONEY "THE BIG CASH STORE"
SAVES YOU MONEY 'THE
266 .Washington Street and 125 Third Street
One Dead arid Score
- Hnrt in Accident
Carnp Grant. Rockford. HL, May XL
(I. N. S- William Pratt, a IT year old
Rat k ford bey, is dead and four soldiers
injured and over a score of others are
hurt following the wreck of an .Intemr
ban car which left the track, on the ou
skirts of the city while running at a
high speed. . . ' r . . s
The Injured soldiers are : Cook Charles
J. Patten. Sergeant Oscar M. Kemp. Ser
geant F. X. Brown and Corporal W. W.
Adams. N
Swedish Minister
Returns, Ostracized
. -
Toklo.-May 17. U. P.) (Delayed)
Swedtah Minuter Wallenberg left today
for Swede under unusual circumstances.
-American. British and French am baa
sad ors and their other entente colleagues
have declined to associate with Wallen
berg or to meet him at social functions
for the last few months, causing rumors
of unneutral conduct.
The foreign office remains silent. A
number ot Swedish business men accom
panied Wallenburg from Toklo.
d
60c Mercerized Table
Damask, Amazingly
Underpriced, 39c Yd.
I5CHES WIDE. Excellent Qual
ity, shown In a pretty design. Ac
tually below wholesale cost of raw
material today. Thrifty buyers should
not fall to secure their needs at thla
sensationally low price.
Portieres and Couch
Covers at
Wonderful Savings
A wonderful saving. This being the
season for house cleaning and re
furnishing, we ofrer you a grand
opportunity to purchase these arti
cles at great savings. Visit our
Drapery Department and look over
tnese beautiful goooe.
A Phenomenal Sale
of Sheets and
Pillow Cases
Size 72x90-lnch, special 78 e
Size 72x90-inch, special 81.15
Sise iixto-inch. special
Sise slxto-lnch. special....
Size slxNMnch. special....
Size 72x90-lnch. Pequot....
Size Slx90-lnch. Pequot....
Size 81x99-lnch. Pequot....
Size 42z3 Pillow Cases....
Size 46xl Pillow Cases... .
Size 42 Pillow Casee...,
Size 46x3 PUlow Cases...,
75c Bleached Sheet'g
Special, 55c Yard
71 men wide Bleached Sheeting,
excellent quality, soft finish. (SO
DBESSI50.) Actually worth 75c to
day. 70c Unbleached
Sheeting, Special at
SOc Yard
72 inches wide, actually below the
wholesale market price today, soft
finish, excellent quality (no dress
ing). Supply your needs here at this
exceptionally low price.
20c Curtain Scrims,
Special at, Yard, 12c
II-I5CH Curtain Scrims In white,
cream and ecru, with hemmed, bor
der. Excellent quality. Cheap at
SOc today. Don't fall to take advan
tage of this exceptional offering.
Wash Goods
39c Novelty Silks
Amazingly
Underpriced, Yd. 25c
BOO yards of this beautiful goods
now on sale at this ridiculously low
price. Colors, llgnt oiue. jopen
hagen, navy, black, light gray.
tan
mnA th MVruilM roval
ted royal blue.
royal blue, oro-
floral designa over seir-coi-
ored ground. A really beautiful
goods for only 23c a yard.
1000 Yards of New
Voiles, Attractively
Underpriced, Yd. 39c.
49-INCH. Just arrived, qrlsp from
the manufacturer. A stunning line
of lovely dress voiles In the beauti
ful plain and floral designs now so.
popular. Tour Spring wardrobe will
hardly be ooaaplete without one or
two dresses or blouses of this lovely
material.
Saturday
From
9 A. M. to
8 P. M.
Look
Into It
Savcs'ftu Smka;
Time, and Coffee.
Troubles.
INSTANT-
POSTUM
7arBrGM3
O O
Huck Towels
Special at, Doz. $1.00
Below wholesale cost of raw materi
al, white with red borders. Good
size. . Splendid wearing. Hotels,
rooming houses and housekeepers
will find It to their advantage to
supply their wants In this line dur
ing this sale. Limit, two dossn to a
customer.
A ftCRFRISE SALE Or
Madras and Fancy
Marquisette
Curtain Goods
These Curtain Goods are shown In
white, cream and ecru. Most won
derful value, considering the price
of cottons today. Here Is your golden
opportunity to purcnaae your cur
tains tor tne spnn
a wonderful saving.
tains for the spring renovatlnr. at
.ving.
30c Turkish '
Bath Towels
Special at, Each, 25c
Hi7 1 5 CM Bleached Turkish Bat
Towels, good weight, excellent quali
ty, ends hemmed. Here . Is your
golden opportunity to replenish your
wants at a substantial saving. Limit,
one dozen to a customer..
20c Huck Towels,
, Special at, 15c
Kill 1XCH Bleached Huck -Towels.
heavy quality, plain whits or white
with red borders, hemmed ready for
use. Hotels, roomlne houses and
busy hounewivee should anticipate1
tneir neeas in mis line at uus ex
ceptionally low price.
50c Turkish Bath
Towels, Special at
Each, 39c
Uxtn I5CH Bleached Turkish Bath
Towels, extra heavy ends, hemmed
Just the proper else f or . comfortable
use. Mrs. Careful Shopper, this is
your opportunity. Supply your needs
here In this line while this oppor
tunity lasts. Limit, six to a customer.
35c Marquisette
Scrims, Special at, .
Yard, 22c
SC MCH These Marquisette Scrims
are shown in white, cream and ecru ;
remarkably good value. This ia a
grand opportunity to purchase cur
tain goods at a wonderfully low
price. This is house cleaning season.
Come la and supply your wants.
$16.50 Silk Taffeta
Dresses, Special,
$12.95 Each
They are shown in an excellent grade
of sHk taffeta; col'
oiors navy. Co pen.
green, gray ana the ever popular
black; made in the latest Spring
styles. Some have tunics embellished
with gold or silver embroidery sleeves
also embroidered vestee end collar
of Georgette; others have the popu
lar roll collar, and the new bustle
effect.
35c Cotton Poplins
AXAZI5ULT tVDKarKICEO
At 19c Yard
leoo yards of this well known mate
rial go on sale at a surprisingly
low figure. Comes in staple colors
black, white, pink. blue. tan. Alice
blue, etc l two widths. 27-lnch asd
Si-Inch. - A wonderful bargain at the
small sum ot lc yard.
IX -vTAOI. MGCLA.TIO
Khaki Yarns, Special
85c Hank
35c All Silk Ribbons
Special at 19c Yard
These Ribbons are suitable for hair
bows, hat trimming, fancy work, la
a wood erf ul variety of floral patterns
and Dresden eriects. Your unre-
strtcted choice at only lta.
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