HIE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. POR TLAND, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1019.
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RETURN OF RAILS
Oregon Body Wires Interests of
. West Will Be Best Served
by Private Ownership.
Salem, A a sr. 21. Prompt return of
the railroads to private control la
urged lit' a telegram sentJWednesday
bythe Oregon public service commls
Hion tb Charles E, Elmquiat, chair
man of the National Association of
Railroad and Utilities commissioner
at Washington, D. C.
The telegram Is sent in lieu of a dele-
gate from the state commission to a
i conference at Washington; Saturday, at
which this question la to be considered.
It follows :
'This commission is convinced : first,
.that the interests of the country at
' large, and particularly of the West, will
be best served by prompt return of
carriers to private management, reserv
ing to proper state, and national author
ities the right to regulate and review
all rates, services and practices ; sec
ond, that public interest requires that
congress avoid general rate disturbance,
with resultant -confusion, by legalizing
' present rates, both state and interstate,
until such time as the same are changed
by appropriate procedure before proper
regulatory bodies, with restrictions to
- prevent eleventh hour moves advancing
rates before return.
. ; - "Jtafccal legislation of any character
would inevitably cause disorder of such
proportions that it would immeasurably
affect Industries and thereby deprive
' railroads of just earnings and shippers
of Just service. Neither passenger, nor
class nor commodity rates should be
fixed by law.
"Having confidence in your ability and
Integrity, we authorise and urge you to
represent us it these hearings. We
should be glad to have a member of
commission present, but the distance is
too great and the time too limited to
enable, us to be of any practical assist
" ance. Please supply copies to Oregon
delegation."
v Pendleton to See
Exhibition Flights
Pendleton, Aug. 21. Pendleton is to
, be treated to - a few exhibition air
plane flights "this week and another
week will probably-see two planes here
'carrying passengers for short flights.
'E. V. Roth of the Ace Aircraft corpora
tion of Portland, is here, with a platje,
and V. Li. McCrosky of Salem, repre
senting the Webfoot Aircraft company,
is also here arranging for flights.
Mother Saves Three
Children From Fire
Spokane. Aug. 21. (U. P.) When the
Charles Tanner home on Kive Mile
prairie north of the city, burned, Mrs.
Tanner dashed into the flames and sue-1
ceeded in saving her. three small chil
dren, the eldest 4 years old. The home
was a total loss. V "
Astoria Legion Urges
Expulsion of Service
Evader From Job
Astoria, Aug. 21. Clatsop post of the
American Legion has called a meeting
to hear the reply of Manager Nelson
of the Union Fishermen's Cooperative
Packing company to the request that
the company discharge Hannes Huttula,
an accountant Huttula withdrew his
application for citizenship during the
war. He said that at that time he
would not take up arms in defense of
the country, and admitted .he .was en
deavoring to return to Finland.
Manager Nelson would not promise
to discharge Huttula before September
15, or' after the fishing season This
was not satisfactory o the legion, as it
was learned that Huttula was endeavor
ing to quit of his own accord by that
date. The post demands that the man
be discharged immediately.
LEGION AT MEDFORD TAKES
ACTION AG AI.NST SLACKERS
Medford, Aug. 21. At its second meet
ing, the American Legion post of Med
ford adopted a resolution that the names
of all alien slackers of the Rogue river
.valley who, when this country entered
into r war, with Germany, surrendered
their citizenship papers in order to es
cape army service, be brought to the
Intention of the, post and that action be
taken to discharge them from their em
ployment to create openings for Ameri
can Legion members, .and further, to
cause their prompt deportation.
Governors to Ask .
Road Appropriation
Of $400,000,000
Salt Lake City, Aug. 21. (U. p.)iOov
ernor Henry J. Allen of Kansas Wednes
day prepared a resolution to be signed
by 20 governors, asking an additional
federal appropriation of $400,000,000 for
road building on a five year program.
States would , raise amounts equal to
those allotted them.
An exception is made of sparsely
settled western states which, under the
resolution, would be given larger' alloN
ments than the amounts-raised by them.
The government "would pay the entire
amount spent on roads through govern
ment lands.
Subcommittee Given
Authority, in Probe
Washington, Aug. 2L--I. N. S.) The
senate Wednesday passed a resolution
'giving the foreign relations sub-committee,
which will .investigate the Mexi
can situation,' authority to call witnesses
and ask for books'- and documents and
other powers looking to a complete in
vestigation. . - -
Warships Sent by'. ;
U. S. to Honduras
VaUejo. CaL, Aug.- 21. (V. P.)The
United States has rushed warships to
the coast of Honduras, fearing an out
break there, it. was disclosed today by
Captain- E. S. Jackson,' who arrived here
on the cruiser Tacoma. f--
STOPPING Q Of)
SATURDAY f
MIDNIGHT OOO
IPS NOT ONLY WORTH
COMING EARLY BUT
WORTH COMING MILES
TO SEE!
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and Exfraordiadrg ATI tarast in
IN ADVANGE"
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Warn taWiJBI
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BECAUSE t w e
married men had
fought over her, an
unmarried girl, they
drove her from the
Trading Post made
her seek a law
less mining camp
where she was
snowed in. And
there among men
who bad . turned
into 3 beasts she
rnade her great de
cision and f o u a d
love-
Pathe
Review
Mutt and Jeff
Murtagh $50,000 Organ
Coming Sunday
WILLIAM FARNUM v
r'The Lone Star Ranger"
Let the Tip Top Inn Bakery Supply You With Deliciously Fresh Bread, Roll and Pastry. Eighth Floor
MILLER-CLOSMAN LUGGAGE
The Quality Luggage Is Here Only in Portland
' In a class with the "
Mendel Dustproof Wardrobe Trunks
l Luggage Section, Fifth Floor.
oUpltl
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Merchandise of J Merit Only '
SEPTEMBER PICTORIAL REVIEW.
Magazine Now Ready
With authentic styles and 'readable fiction.
Pictorial Review Patterns
For September :."
Street Floor.
1 Mes S2
Furs
Will Not Be Offered
At Such Savings As
These for a Long Time
With.fhe end of the enormous fur sale
drawing near, it wilj behoove women
to come in and make their reservations for
-Sfeon-to-be-needed furs, just as soon as they
can.
It is well to anticipate a bit when an
offering makes anticipating so highly profit
able as in the -
The Newest Blouses for Late Summer
Are of Net
$9.50-$10.75
$5.95 -$9.00
Delightfully cool and
dainty.
irresistibly
Feminine
Peplum models round
necks pleated frills.
--Pointed collars with
black ribbon finish.'
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Pin Tucks-'
Vallace
and other features that
strike the feminine note.
Colors are white, flesh and cream.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Men:-
Are Showing a
' Very Lively Interest
in the Big A utumn
Sale of
August Sale of Furs
Where rich, luxurious furs, from the saucy "choker" to wondrously
enveloping coats are given two tickets -the one
bearing the August (or sale) price and the
other bearing
the September
(r e g u I a r)
price and
one may reck
on the savings
herself.
Third Floor,
Lipman fWolfe
& Co.
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Gampihg Supplies and Wearables
For Vacation Days and Nij
?hts
Vacations are made or marred by the choice of clothes and outinV acces
sory supplies. To help you avoid marring yours, we have anticipated your
needs. in both. '
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You Will Want to Wear
Belted Khaki Coat
$S $6.50
: Good length has four patch pockets,
f Size 34 to 40.
Hip Length Khaki Coat $5
Deep yoe effect also belted style
, with pockets.
Khaki Breeches, Special $S
--Medium vwaist bands to match the
- 9b.Eu coats.
Spiral Puttees, Khaki, $1.25
Well made of good quality khaki.
Khaki Middies at $4.50
V For children, juniors and women.
White trimmed.
Khaki Pleated Skirts, $3
To wear with the middies. Sizes 6
to 14.
Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
And to Take With You
Waterproof Bed Roll
Special at $13.45
Combination hair mattress with wa
terproof khaki covering. Less than
they cost us.
Good Camp Stools
Special at 59c
Firmly built -with or without back
rest. Always needed around a camp.
Folding Camp Chairs
Special at $1.98
Larpe and roomy folding chairs. Well
made a camp or summer cottage ne
cessity. .
Heavy Canvas Hammocks
$4.50 lo $5.75 "
Built for comfort and fservice ex
cellent for camping.
Other outing requisites you will find arranged for easy selection.
' Fifth Floor,' Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Music "Al Fresco''
What is a summer camp or, for that matter, even a day's outing without
music?
Music fills in all the lapses and it is so simple to convert the camp eround
beach or cottage-veranda into a delightful dancing place with
THIS PORTABLE VICTROLA
OUTFIT $3 DOWN, $ 1 WEEKLY
and the entire price is only $28.40, including in the
outfit, 300 needles and , -
four 10-inch double face records (of .
your own chqpsing so that you may have
-.music to fit in with any mood).
The "Portable" has the good, clear Vic
trola sound with ' all the wonderful tone
reproduction. . ?
v Musical Floor, the Seventh, '.
- Lipman, Wolfe & Co. '
"The Sweetest Thing
j. On Earth"
Surely nothing cart be more'
so, than our most delicious
Dipped Pineapple
Where the sweet, rich pine
apple is dipped first in cream
and then in chocolate, $1.50
pound.
These, are made in our fa
mous Daylight electee Candy
Kitchen.
Street Floor.
Lipman, Wolf & Co.
Shirts
. 600 Dainty New
Satin Camisoles
Very Special
95c
Such charming models as those
included in this assortment are
a rarity at this price. You will
find them fashioned of wash
satin in delicate flesh shades,
trimmed with wide bands of
' creamy lace, insertions or touch
es of Jmnd embroidery. Both
ribbon straps and built up shoul
der straps. In all sizes.
Fourth Floor,
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Boudoir Caps
Special 95c 0
Caps of the very newest mod
elings, with their beauty en
hanced with dainty net fluted
ruffles or wheel shaped insets
of shirred ribbons. Tiny French
flowers in pastel shades appear
on some of these caps.
The predominating shades are
pink, blue, lavender and cru.
Fourth Floor,
Lipman.'Wolfe & Co.
New Gloves
Slipons-$3.50
Fashion's latest gift the slip
on glove. This glove comes in
the 6-button length and is an;
Ireland, make. We can show it
to you in white, brown and gray.
Lambskins, $4.0 '
A: glove for the distinctive
wearer. These gloves are of a
fine imported glace lambskin,
pique sewn and come In 8-button
length.
The lambskin glove comes in
white only.
Street Floor,.
Lipman, Wolfe St Co.
Women's Silk Ath
letic Union Suits
$6 and $7.50
For lovers of outdoor activi
ties: are offered these suits of
crepe de chine, Japanese and"'
faney novelty wash silk with a
silk jersey back inset and plain'
hemstitched band finish. In
white and flesh. ,
Fourth Floor
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Demonstration To
morrow Economy,
Self Sealing Jars
These helpful lectures by" Mrs.
Moon still continue to interest ,
the modern bouse wives. ' You '.
ill . nnv thm nnH take tiimA
many helpful hints. : Mrs. Moon 1
is glad to answer any. questions
relative to canning--' .
Household Efficiency Section,
Eighth Kloor, ,
LJptnan, , Wolfe & Co.-'
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and it is no wonder, since it presents an authentic showing and
sale of the celebrated Manhattans. i
And tHe choosing as regards style and fabrics is so excellent
finest silks, fiber , silks, fine mercerized and union ; fabrics.
Here Are the Prices:
As you see the price range is wide such a sale is made possible only because
we are the principal -Portland distributors of Manhattan shirts. ;
$2:35 -$2i85 - $3.25 .$4.15- $4.85
$6.35 -$7.65-$8. 15
Men's Shop, Just Inside Washington Street Entrance, Lipman, Wolfe fit Co.
Four Big Underwear Specials
Bovs' Porosknit Union Suits At 95c
These are the ideal suits to put on your boy these warm days. They
have the V-neck, short sleeves and knee length that the children like,. Sizes
26 to 34.
Boys' Athletic
Union Suits 50c
Of cross bar dimity in. summer
cut. Sizes 26 to 34.
Boys' Ribbed
Union Suits 79c
A summer weight suit with the pop
ular short sleeves and knee length.
Sizes to 16 years.
: Women's Fine Lisle Vests- 35c
These vests possess straps that will not slip off the shoulder. This jives
you a comfort that you do. not always find in lisle vests. Sizes 36 to 38.
Special 35c or .three for SI.
Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. ,
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The. Linen Section Is One
of the Busiest Spots ;
lit the Entire Store
The August Sale : of Fine
LINENS
presents an opportunity that few of us can afford to waste. . Good linens have been
and still are so scarce that this special sale would be quite an impossibility were it
not for our fortunate foresight in buying
' ' ' . ' them. , , ..
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For Instance
: Madeira Luncheon Sets
Assorted "designs, 13 pieces $5.00
v Luncheon Sets
13 pieces, 20 patterns at $7J0-S19
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Hemstitched1 Sets
One C8x68 inch cloth and six 21x21
inch napkins in box $18
r- Round" Cloths
fy With scalloped edges, artful pattern
4 cloths of damask," 70x70 inches to 90x "
90 inches $9- to $22.50 '
Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICESTHEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE
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