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V - ' ft . ' - ' . , f f 1 ' y . V' Im. U,.' "i r' .THE OREGON - DAILY "JOURNALV PORTLAND, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ;71818.f 3", BISHOP TO WE MY CHANGES IN I E. PASTORATES Rev. R. C. Rollins to Be Centen ary's Pastor, Is Report Salem Gets Next Year's Meeting. i DR. RARICK WILL GO. EAST i, , i " , Four; Superintendents, First Church Portland and Probably Sunnyside Unchanged. church and was taken to hla home, and in fatter was struck by a streetcar.' One of the biggest programs of ; the conference will be held ' tonight -when the Centenary committee la to have charge. Saturday night the district Kpworth league plans to hold a great young people's rally. Every society la expected to take service flags and baa ners to this meeting. Dan B. Brum mitt, editor of the Ed worth Rerajd, will be the main speaker. A. S. Hlsey will preside. The Saturday 'program fol lows; i ;. -as -'W.f' S :ib a. ra. Devotional service, addn by Bishop Shepard.. a. n. Buj teuton of the conference. 1:30 d. The members of the conference and their wives will he shown the Columbia river highway as ihfi guests of 'the Portland Methodists; , automobiles will leave First church at 1 UO. 1 :30 p. nv City wide Epworth league anniversary and rally: banners and service flairs, aus pices of the district cabinet. A S. Hiaey presiotng; soar ess oy uri uan- B. Brum- rom, eaitor tpwortn iieraia. . DRAFT DRAWING. IS .. SET FOR MONDAY Bit. 3. C. Kollni of tbe Bledford Metsoaltt chareh li to be. assigned to Ceateaary ekareh la Portlaad. This Is tbe meit Important assignment that will he made this year by Bishop: Shepard. It It alto stated that Rev. Aaron A. Helit of the Rote City Park Methodist will be promoted to the Astoria church la aeeordaaee with the reeommeadatloa that Oregon pa tor be gtre'h preference la ehaages that are made. These state meats, while aaofflclal, come from what may be eoaildered a reliable source of iaformatlea. : Changes In Methodist' charges - that will probably equal If not exceed in number the great shake-up that oc curred two years ago, will be made by Bishop William O. Shepard. presiding over the Oregon conference which is In session in Portland. The changes are from a different cause from those of two years ago, the shifting about now being due to war conditions which have caused many pastors to enter the army as chaplains or to enter Y. M. u. A. . work. The authority that there will be a large number of changes comes di screetly from the bishop himself. -' This morning's session of the confer '.e'nee was significant for two clrcunv U atances. One was the selection of Sa filem as meeting place next 'year and j the other was the formal announcement of the death of the bishop's- son, Mark ! Shepard. of the radio corps, united States vnavy. Biperlntendents to Be Retained i ' It la almost certain that tbe four dls i trlct superintendents will be returned to their work. For a short time it was thought that Dr. Ford of Salem dis trict would ask for a leave of absence ' on account of ill health, but this did not materialise,' much to the personal . delight of the bishop. - One of the surprises of the conference Is that C. C. Rarlck of Central church is to assist Dr. Clarence True Wilson, who haa charge of the prohibition work of the Methodist church of the United States. Several men have been named by delecates to the conference .as, pos sible successors of Rev. Mr. Rarlck, and the most of them seem to center about Rev. Mr. Mac Lean of Hellwood churcn. It la certain no changes will occur at First church and none Is likely at Sun- nyslde. will urosp unorenes have re several southern Oreaon charges In order that th. ministers may be released for work In churches in commercial centers, where the people have concentrated oij account of war work. Because of the death of his son, the bishop will close the conference early Saturday morning. His son's body will be burled at Wichita. Rev. A. N. Fisher celebrated his eightieth birthday today,. And in "honor thereof the 'conference presented him with a bouquet of roses this morning. The blahoD Dald a glowing tribute to this venerable preacher. O. C. Bortsmeyer, . secretary' of the civil service board" and . a, mefnber of 'Centenary church, arranged for the en tertainment of the 125 preachers and their iWtVes who are in attendance at tha conference, So complete were Mr. Bortxmeyer'a preparations that, he had rooms to spare when all -delegates were located. , t t,. By unanimous vote the conference .sent a--telegram -of greeting to Bishop iMatt S. Hughes, who' is conducting a ;conf eifence in Iowa. The 'delegates also ieonveye'd their sympathies to Rev. M. B. Paronnagaln and Rev. Mr. - Oberg. 'The former fell' in a faint .in -First f 01 The district superintendents n rrimended the grouping of (Continued From Pass One) the University ot Oregon, and - which haa been approved by Governor Wlthy combe and Adjutant General Beebe. De tails of the plan are being -worked out and It will be announced: In a few. days. A tentative outline divides she state into districts, and the men in these dis tricts will be instructed in rudiments of military knowledge by those who have been , trained In the university . school. Those who are material for officers will be picked out and sent to the school at Eugene. Inspecting officers will be sent from Eugene to guide the work. Has All Men Seeded Colonel Leader Is In Portland this week getting men together for Ahe next training school at tfiV-university. He has all the material he needs, he an nounce, "and of the 100 in this school 264 will be Oregon ' men, only half a dozen: being taken from each Of. the other six Northwest states that hereto fore .. have been ?. sending men in Quantities. ? ,. "'..." Vt; The citviof Eueene has given 130,000 for newr barracks, which will be butlt immediately. Colonel Leader asked for I2B.000 and rot more than ne requesiea. In tbe meantime, nearly all the buildings of the university available lor tne pur pose, are being used to house the men. . - r h -', To Train im:. - - T Edition to the class of 800 training tar officers. 1400 vounc men will be In structed In the students' army training corps. -- Twenty " regular armjr" officers and 109 other instructors will givo- the - CoursesHn machine gun nd gas fight ing will be given a.t the' next camp, ennlnment for this work having been received.- Colonel Leader, having been under machine gun fire innumerable times and. having been gassed. 4s an instructor a anUv auallfle for ' these coarsest' Twelve Portland men, sent to the Pre sldlo from the camp at Eugene, were commissioned there and have been re turned to the Northwest aa instructors and. aides In the training cof other men. They are; Infantry C. Peterson, I S. Perkins, A. H." Koephe, R. B. Avison, S. H. Carter and -Fineran ; artillery D. LParrntnd H. Phillips; adjutant W. F. 0.- Thatcher.; D.v" Medley. J. . Matheson and Bi Dooch; The men at the Eugene school are given' hard training under Colonel Leader, but the instruction Is thorough, as evidenced by a letter of commenda tion written by General Morrison, com' manding the department of the . west. United States army, San Francisco. A registrant no longer will have the right or privilege of applying to be sent to a medical advisory board after he has been examined. This is a move to expedite the handling of the men who have passed the -examination. A hat that stands truetOiits colors I I I . T.. , i DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN UNPLEDGED 'rs VERY LITTLE TO ASK when you consider what our boys ire divine over there I Buy Bonds, to the limit! Eh arge Purchasets TOMORROW- AND BALANCE OF MONTH CO ON OCTOBER BILLS; PAYABLE NOVEMBER ! c Meixltcndibb d 00 reJMcrHCmly JOIN IN THE VICTORY PRAYER W TOMORROW AT 12dS Every &vr Rer. Brinltmin vOI offer prtyer for the victory of the AlHed cause. Main Floor. The Gordon Sc HATTERS 286 WashingtoD Street The Military Note Is Sounded in GIRLS' Pall COATS WITH A NEW MODEL AT $17.50 A clever new model for girls 8 to 14 years old. It is of khaki cloth in regulation military style, with high collar, wids belt and pockets just like illustration. Overseas hat to match $2. GIRLS' SMART NEW COATS AT $14.95 Cheviots, Velvets, Plushes and Corduroys in the most at tractive . colors made into coats for girls 10 to 16. AH the newest styles are represented and they're wonderfully effective 1 Note the one sketched! GIRLS' NEW SCHOOL FROCKS $6.45 to $30 A wide variety of . I rocks in Peter Thompson, straight and belted models in serges, clever new silk frocks and combi nations of serge and silk or silk and velvet a particularly pleasing display for girls NEW FALL MILLINERY FOR LITTLE FOLK $1.95 Such cunning Fall millinery for tots 2 to 8 mothers will delight in choosing from mis group. I Fourth Floor, Lip in an. Wolfe & Ckx LITTLE TOTS COATS PRICED AT $5.95 Zibeline and corduroy coats in pretty styles for little folk 2 to 61 Both pretty and practical. CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS C4.4S AND $4.95 Sizes fo"$irls 2 to 6 years. Coats of black an white checked material with caps to match S4.95 and tan coats with ' large convertible collar, belt and pockets at S4.45. SATURDAY SPECIALS IN NEW SHEET q MUSIC VC What Are You Going to Do to Help the BoysT Smiles. ul. Out. Marie. Buv a Liberty Bond. Yankee McAdoodle. Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia. Give My Regards to Broad way. Special at 33c Star Dance Folio. DRUGS and TOILETRIES Hot 'Water Bottle, fine grade, 2-quart slse, SI. 29 Alysia Kace fowCer. ail shades, SOf. Santiseptic Lotion, free sponge with each bottle, 45. Tooth Brushes, extra qual ity, some with celluloid handles, 19. Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream. 49. French Face Powder, ex cellent grade, 19. Colgate's Handy Grip Shav ing Stick. 30. Rubber Sponges, oval or round, lOO. Epsom Salts, 12-os. pack age. 8. Hand Mirror, good grade. ebony finish. 15 25 out. Perm's Tooth Paste. SO 4 White Ivory Hair Brushes, assorted styles. S2.49. Main Floor. Llpman. Wolfe A Co. La Marquise HATS At $7.50 ARE SHOWN IN THE MOST FASCINIATING VARIETY! TheyVe beautiful really unusual at the very moderate price! Laree hatsr small hats and me dium si;ed hats in all blaok, taupe, purple, jiegre, navy and sand some with the most artis tic touches of color. Hats for any occasion 1 Third Floor. Llpman. Wolfe & Cow WESTINGHOUSE CINDERELLA IRONS $3.50 : Irons that are built for service guaranteed for all time. 6 -pound size, com plete with cord and stand., Electric Corner. Main Floor. r New Gloves For Autumn TWO EXCELLENT SILK HOSE JUST IN! Popular Shades in Well Known Brands That So Many Women Have Been Asking For! have lust arrived, wanted shades are and here. P. X. all the M. and Women's Pure Silk Hoie $125 -ull fashioned hose of pure thread silk, with silk and lisle double grip top. Black, white, chocolate. Cordovan, -mahogany and many other shades. "Silk Service" Stockings $1J75 Sixty-eight shades In this very popular brand of silk hosiery ! Tbe new French tan. Cordo van, Castle brown, black and white are in cluded. Main Floor, Llpman, Wolfe Co. Mochas, piques. real kids. Priced from J2.50 to 13.50. Main Floor. Llpman, Wolfe & Co. SIMPLEX AUTOMATIC WASHERS $2.00 Save Time, Labor arid Money! With a "Simplex" you can save the expense of a laundress save your own back-breaking toil oyer a wash board and do your washing In a much shorter timer Come In and let us show you how simple it is to accomplish all these with a Simplex Automatic Washerl Household Section. Basement SHOPS FOR MEN AND' BOYS ISSffimteO Although F. S. Dunning, Inc., is one of the best equipped institutions hv Port land and offers a splendid service, still its prices are as low or lower than estab lishments not so well provided. i F. S. Dunning, Inc., employs, automobiles exclusively. It makes no extra charge for use of its beautiful floral chapel. The materials used are the best and are se lected with discriminating taste. 414 East -Alder Phone.' East 82 B-2525 Every Outfitting. Requirement of Officers and Enlisted Men Is Here Uniforms, Overcoats, Leggings, Dress Boots, Puttees, Sheep's Wool Lined Coats, Leatherette Coats, Army Shoes, Dress Shoes, Ranicoats, Mackinaw, Regulation Hats, Service Caps, Hat Coras, trc. Fourth Floor, Llpman, Wolf Sc. Co. Just In! More 0. D. Uniforms for Enlisted Men-$30.00 .1 . V" " ":.U IrtC. "FUNERAL. DIRECTORS- A hia new sbioment of Regulation O. D. Wool Uniforms for enlUtel men hat arrived. They are well mad and perfect fitting fully m luMt. with all those wo have .previously had for sal. So many are waiting for them that w org immediate actios. . , : Fourth Floor, Upman. WoU Jk;, aiey Aul t Ek, 1vjV -V . VSV i tky net only look geodVbvt they feel. ood UKoT T570XMI ! -' d tW "well and keep their shape for- ' mmmmmm 1 - a W "i i ssT . : I I A s A L "UNIVERSAL" and "FAULTLESS" FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS FOR MEN $1.95 $2.45 $2.50 $2.65 , Space does not permit detailed description of each night shirt or pa jama at each price, but take our word for it, that thefe .are. plenty of yles that every on is considerably less than is aoM for under ordinary conditions. Men with foresight are preparing' now against the cold months to com. Main Floor, 'Upman, Wolfe St Co. Mele Frank ' WoodardClarke M. Blehel Samuel Rotcablatt Zeanoa' I Ttar'g a. wonderful difference between a well knit, all wobl-of-higi-grnde, ribbed stitch rweater and the common gwehters that you buy in tiie'dark, m it wire. 4 v - Buy your next sweater or bathing suit care fully; look at the label, and if yon find the name Jantxen thereon, you can. rest assured that you are retting, a rarment that " r Smew enoy ma?3BL iQT 11 lon' on . There's a Jantxen dealer your town. ' -',-, JANTZEN ENIXTXNG MILLS Hoberts Bros.' Baaaoa Co, Oregon City Bonbam Carrier, St. Johas ' ' Portland Knit Mills Co Us Broadway Fortlaad Kalt HUls Co. 1M XklrS SU Young Fellow" -Get Into Langham High Suits Instead of "Langham High" the suits ought to b called "Manly suits,' for th young fellow between tb short trour ago and th young man stage." It is only at Lipman, Wolf Sc Co. that you can buy thee famous suits in Portland, and th . whol now- lino of - styl, patterns and weaves la read?1- to look over now. - Com in, you young fellows, and get th sort of suits that ar mad KcIuhrly for you. 20 t $35. Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolf St Co. And Now Langham' Suits v For Young Men. Aad new tkere or "LaagsaaV salts for yeaag utea of IS and ia made wltk the same ears aad thoagst that has pa ads "Laagham High" salts the stand ard for the yosager geueratl. These salts fill a long felt gss- Complete va rieties ef . new styles and patterns, and j. la aU sue. 20 t SO. ' Unman. Wolfe ft Co. Aj. jjfjrr. BOYS' $7jS TO $25.00 Boys who "get aroaad" are lasIsUag that their folks hrlag them here for the new salt. These yeaagsters of t IS years have foaad oat that we are paytag more at- teatloB than the average store .to getting the sort of styles and patterns the boys want. to. wear. The stocks have never seen s eomples as bow. Price are moderate aad fair. Cm la today if tor aothlag else than te stake eemparltoas. BOYS' COATS $60 TO $25.00 'first showing of Pall ever, eeats la tke Boys Ster of Portlaad. -Hew military Belter, Bal maeaaa aad Kary styles. Models tkeagkt oat for yeatks an tke way from.tH to 18 years. Splendid patterns, reliable materials aad werkniaasklp. BOYS' All and 1 R tAh X Mi' ill' r. FIXINGS Kew Caps for Beys S31.00 to f 2.00, Tree eh Caps A aew wrla . kle for hoys f 1.45. Flaaael Blaases, good . welgkts, aU stses S1.50. Beys Black Basse Capes, , 93.95. Black Bakker Hats t match eases SO. -Beys Cerdarey Paats $2 MAKE'tT sA POINTTO SEE THE WAR MAP ON. THE SEVENTH; FLOOR o A Concrete Instance of How Selling for CASH ONLY Really' Does Bring Prices Down Wool VelouE Cheviot Coats New Styles New Colors $24.9 If you hsv gone the rounds" at all, you will know Immediately that reliably mad coats of suck .good materials in new styles and all colors are almost out of the question at $24.95. .They are 48 Inches long, reflect aU the new tendencies, aad ar available-in navy, brown, green and black. r fleCing for . cash allows us to op-I orate ' on a closer margin. These coatr ar 'concrete evidence. STRIKINGLY MADE SERGE SUITS , Smart tailored suits ?OQ K( for women "ALL )&V0J WOOL SERGE." Buttons, panels and pleats ar suggestions of what you will see when you come fori them. " Muck under, price. Excellent Crepe de ! Chine Waists $5.95 Crepe do chine Is of th quality tHat would make th material cost more than the. price of the finished waist. Generously cut and in the modes of the momenL Kr la silver, gray, mala, flesh, white and peach. 1 Cloves Factory Second Another Shipment S9c. Remember now quickly th first shipment was sold 7 These ar fabrt loves in two-clasp style olack. whits, gray and khaki Ideal for Pall and Winter. Economy Basement.-, UpmaiC Wolfe Co. Tailored Hats New Styles; '$1.95 Smart kati f Tslvette soft tops. fall pleated Srlms Cords aad.TasseM Black aad -colors. . Ideal far sehoet. Chadren'sT Plasl Tarns Black ' wttfe ' gresgtata rlksea kaads, aad with geld saads 1eU Ured TJ. ft. 3TATT." Per girts ef ft to IS years. . j . . . roonocny pm semen v. B S 1 . ' " j - 'mmm mmmbmhmm mm mm mmmmhmbmmhimmmmmJ ' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt ' o