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THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919. HOW ELECTRICITY AIDS LOGGING IS MEETING'S TOPIC AnnuaL- .Convention of Pacific Logging' Conference to "Show New 1 M ethods f in ; Engineering. " MOVIE i FJLMS. WILL BE' USED Mount Hood EoSito' Be.Oonstjracted :to - Eastern 0 r e g o n a The Mount Hood loop road Ja to be opened up to Eastern Oregon, through a chanso in the road plana of the forest service, aa announced by T. H. Snerrard, supervisor of the Oregon national forest Instead of i the completion' of the pro- posea summit road , on . the Cascades, which at present extends as far south as Clackamas lake, and which-will oltl- maieiy,: open op. jthe ..Mount Jefferson Pictures Illustrating Methods' of : .Accident Prevention in Camps - :Are Included, on Program. country, next years road work will be devoted, to constructing the .Clackamas lake-Wapaniti road to connect up with the Deschutes country. This Will re place the old Oak Grove' road. A. short branch road -wtll- also-be buHt from -the summit road to Government camp. Streetcar ( Men 011; ;r.Grays;Harbor:Oiit Aberdeen,. WaslC Oct! a 6treelcar motormen and conductor - employed by the Grays Harbor Railway Light com pany on Aberdeen, Hoqulam- and Cos mopolla - car - lines struck. ; , Thursday following the linemen's strike Tuesday. Car and, line workers demand the dis charge of a non-union armature -winder whose - employment ! they claim was In violation of their closed shop agreement with ' the wmpany" officials. -" , Many , Pupils lEniollj In Public? Schools :: . At " Forest 7 Grove V ...1,1 m. -'-f'V ""v ' Forest Grove Oct.. I. Schools opened here with an attendance: of 19 In the high school. 3t raofe. than hvst year, and In the grade school, ah increase of .Teachers In tHe tilgh school Include John A. Dopp, superintendent; Annabel Tavlor, Alice' Cole. Mildred Crout Wil- ."V . . . - . t n . avn vwuw nwh rxoten cuuiua In the extension of the Chateau J"ronjte- j Mrs. Pearl Ed wards lease Day and M. nac hotel at Quebec. --. - - - . -ennega,. Fortune to Be Spent I rlhllotel at Quebec Montreal, Oct i. Edward Beatty. nresldeBt of the Canadian Pacific Rail way! company, nas jusi Announced uiai Ws company will spend over $2,004,000 In the elementary school they' are : Guy Richards. Boise Vt'ataon Gertrude Allen. Christine' Ferm,' Elizabeth Hatch. Mabel 8urrett.;Anna Dunsmoor. Verna Caruthers and Mrs. Vlda Bennett - The Seventh Day Advent school opened with 51 pupils in attendance. Mrs. Edith Plett and Miss J, .A.'EUer are - the teachers. ' - Game -Is Eeported. Plentiful iri.TJtah Salt Lake. Oct 1 More than 100,000 ducks and geese were shot In Utah yes terday,- the opening . day of the-, duck shooting season, according to the esti mate of . the rtate fish and game com mission. The limit of 2 birds to a per son was bagged in nearly every in stance, he says. ' This was mainly due to a plentiful supply of birds this year. 16 Motorcycles in Endurance Eun Are Within Time Limit Pendleton, Oct. 5. Sixteen of the 21 motorcycles which left Portland at T o'clock Thursday on the , Rose City club endurance run reached here before 13 hours allotted them . had elapsed. . Three Hariey-Davldsons which came In together at 4 :V -o'clock were ahead. They were driven by Fred Gilbert Wal ter Hadfleld and Al Williams. -t One Cleveland machine with a three ' hour handicap, piloted by V. C. Short arrived inalde the 12 hour limit. ' An other suffered slight delay pear: here. ' , ' ' f: i ' V ' Repatriation Ends "October Zs Washington, Oct .-X. N. S.-Re-' patrtation of German prisoners will be' completed October S, the war depart ment was advised from Parts this after noon. This will make It necessary for America to maintain only two active garrisons in France at Parte and Bret- i 1 Portland Agency. for Gossard Front.Laccd Corsets- Surigical' and Technical Fittings by Graduate Gorsetiere -j-v"; V".;- '"iy.i-.-v -?- -" 1 ' - - '. L ... . " . We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchaser Amounting to 10c or More-r (Direct Cash Saving-rTrading Stamps Given on All Charge Accounts Paid in Full by 10th 6 Month i Our A utos Make Delivery Trips toiVancouver,'Washington, Every Wednesday and Saturday-Out-oUTown Mail Orders Are Filled and Forwardedbn the Same Day as Receive dk ' Gasoline as' a motive power Is in common use by the loggers of the Pacific coast, and operators now are 'going further and Investigating. the f application of electricity. Just what - has been accomplished In this di rection, wlll.be one of (the subjects discussed before the tenth' annual convention of the Pacific logging congress at the Multnomah hotel, - October 8 to 11 Inclusive. . The logging congress embraces In .Its ; liirindlction Oreron. Waahinsrton. Idaho. California, Montana and British Co lumbia. It is the technical conference of the lorring operators in this tern lory and has done much to standardize - methods, of logging engineering. The tenth session will consider-the .results attained In the operation of the Snoaualmle Falls Lumber' company. Bnoqualmle FaUs. Wash., where an elec trically driven donaey engine is in use. . Recognised authorities on this subject will survey the general application of aleotricitv to loerirlnir operations. Among .other technical subjects discussed will vb the mechanical felling of timber. v The work - of the American forest " regiment in France will be displayed - by a movinr' picture film entitled. - "Americas Answer" and several other equally interesting films wlU feature the - convention. How California safe guards mill and camp employes will be shown la a film illustrating methods of accident prevention. Another film will tell the story of the invasion of the nulls by- the motor truck, describing how heavy Pacific coast timbers are bandied bv thls method of transportation. The use of national7 forests for grazing pur- posest will also be Illustrated. The program covers a wide range of activities of the timber owner, logging operator and their employes. The last 'day of the convention will be given over to an excursion to Bend and the Inspec tion of. the mills at that place. , Officers of the Pacific legging con rress are: W.. W, Peed. Bureka, CaK, . president; T.'J. Humblrd; Sandpolnt. ; Idaho, vice president George , M. Corn 'f wall, editor the Timberman, secretary' treasurer. . - Members - of the executive T, committee are: A. H. Powers of Marsh- : field George W. Johnston of Seattle, V' Wash.; H. M. Strahorn. Post Falls, , Idaho: Ronald Macdonald, Scotia, CaL ; ' ,' W R.: Ballard, Somers, Mont ; J. M. Dempsey, Vancouver. B. C. Buster Brown Shoes , -ForlBoys and Girls ;v Buster Brown . Shoes " keep the children's feet correctly shaped year after year until at maturity they will be shapelr, sound and serviceable. ' Made in laced or button styles. See display . In the Shoe Dept.. Main Floor. aMaa ' r ft a 1 i .Tl 1j I M s ,Ji Aiuiimiijuitioiis n I Pacif la. University, Foreet Grovej Oct -Willis Cady of Bearton was ehosen editoj oCthe Alumni editions which are to' appear 'throughout the -yearr "fThe first edition will be Issued October 21. F. V. WAV A11I0ST GAVE UP All HOPE ,$uf fereil Jen r; Yearf- Galhs i xRfteen Pounds -Taking Tanlac. ' , " have gamed 15 pounds since X com menced taking Tanlac, and: the troubles that have been causing me-to guffei 10 years have been completely, c come.1"; said FV W.- McGraw, a : well known boiler maker for the Standifer 'ShiBldgvCo., and who lives at Eagle ureejc, or wnue in the Owl Drug Store in Portland the other day. ,Trom the -day my trouble began up to the time X commenced taking Tanlac.' continued Mr. McGraw, "my condition gradually got worse. In fact -during the past year 1 was in misery nearly all the .time, i My stomach was in very., bad condition, and in a short . time after meals, what 1 ate would sour and cause ate to be bloated up with gas something awful. Then, I often had bad cramping - pains In the pit of my . stomach. ' At ether times I would become so nauseated 'I could hardly retain what I ate. I was constipated all the tune and would have . the worst sort of .headaches every day or so. -1, seemed to lose all my energy, ' and got so nervous I could hardly sleep at au at night. These troubles kept get ting worse all the time, and as I had Jailed to get relief from I the different medicines and treatments X had taken, -jl was very much worried over my con . dltlon, and. had almost given up hope of ever finding anything that would do me any good. ?My wife had been In a run-down j condition for a good while and not long ' 'ago ahe commenced taking Teniae, and she bad improved ao much on It that X decided to give It a trial myself. Well, sir. this medicine Just hit the spot right away, and in a short time I was feeling like a different man altogether. .1 got -stronger every, day from! that time on, s And now I am enjoying as good health as X ever did in my life. I never, had a better : appetite,; and everything I eat agrees with me all right : I have gotten rid -of the constipation, and' X haven't . had a headache since Just after X began taking Tanlao. My stomach is In fine . condition , and X never m nauseated like X used, to be. X sleep like a log 1 every night, and when . I get up in the nornlngs X am ready for a hearty break ' fast and a good, hard day's work; ..Tea. 1 sir, : Teniae put me on toy feet after ' everything else failed me, and as "long as I live I will never lose an opportunity to say a good word for it! , Tanlao " la -sold -In Portland by;- The Owl Drug Co Adv. , store i 0ldi Ne ws Tot Y rtal The Standard Store of the Northwest Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Ml'Tlil-iftY FrencH Pearl Beads White, Cream and Pink -targe assortment , to select from various lengths, ' plain or graduated. Prices range from 50c to 65c New Crystal Beads in a number, of different shapesv and sizes. Red. topaz, smber, emerald, . crystal, coral and jet Range In price 50c to $7.50 Main floor. Women's Fall Suits $305 ' a - . ' . Velours, Broadcloths and Mixtures , Special Otferfagstfor Tomprrow. The Garment Store will feature another special croup rf high-grade suits at a low price for tomorrow's selling. Beautiful garments selected from our regular stock, finest of tailoring throughout Women who have put off buying their new suits are urged to see these at once for the values are exceptional. In the showing there are smart No rf oiks In mannish effects, also semt-fittinr and belted styles. .Excellent suits for street or school wear. Good selection of the new OQ Htl fait irr for Wnnicn and Misses. Priced special DtJU I J New Flannel (Middy Blouses $5.50, $6.95, to $10 r Second Floor A new shipment of Flannel Middles just received In h Oirment Store. Naw Dlue. tnmmea wn suit or cotton oraia. Extra values, priced, each, at. $5.50, $6.95, $8.95, $10.00 --Also red Flannel Middies at $9.75 and Xhaki Middies at $7.50 New Tweed Main. Floor Women - are ' buying these freely for winter; coats ber cause of V their . serviceability and good looks. .. Especially smart for motor ! coats. We- show a splendid line of tweeds in - beautiful . heather, mixtures. 54 inches wide $6 yd. We GiveS.&H, Stamps Hosiery Sale Mala Floor W oineo's Seamless: Usle Hos. of first quaUty. CCA; ack.; white.' colorsV Pair Vtl , Women's Silk and Fiber Hose' Irregulars" with flight - CQA' fects. Black, colors a p air W V Women's Outsize Full Fashioned .Silk Lisle : Hose. : Black -.. flfl and colors. Priced, pair J7AeUl, J .Women's Seamless Silk Hose- Irregulars- black, white and QQv a few colors. Special, pair wO Basement Sale of Fine Shirts DO "YOU WEAR SIZE - i 4 V, ? If SO here is a bargain you cannot afford to miss. Great lot men's hlch-grade Shirts, s&i5a!Mues I -.'A well-known make ut' laree ' arid. .. full and exceptionally good, quality ma- y terlaL Not more than 6 shirts sold . to. a customer. Easily worth I"f A 15 : 2.50 Saturday priced at OX0 SHOWN O N L Y IN SIZE -14 VL Headquarters for Men's sind Boys The Basement Store Is well, supplied with wet weather apparel for men' and boys at popularprices. Oiled Slicker Coats In 3 and 45-inch lengths, oiled Leggings to match SIlp-Oo Raincoats for, men Rubber Boots, for boysRiin. Hats, etc Also Men's Shirts, Socks, Underwear and Gloves. .. . -u i ii.liildrW'Gbfe1 Baaement Choose the Children's .Winter Coits in our Basement Store and' pay lessr Liree assortments of Jiew fall styles ior iftilsie to t4 year oiV agefriced forS :HlLDREN,SSCH6bt- DRESS ?In plaid gnghamsr cha-I QQ brays. . Sizes 6' to 14 years. Specially priced Saturday at only tDXeeO Silk Petticoats Bargam Circle First .Floor Taffeta Silk Petticoats and Jersey Petticoats wit& taffeta flounces.: Several dif ferent styles in this sale. Tucked, plaited, "ruffled and corded flounces. "Black ahd large assortment of the new changeable., effects. ' Lengths from 36 to 40. Spe-- ?q QQ daily priced tomorrow tUUeeO Basement Stout Women's Suits The Basement Garment Sec tion specializes in Suits for stout women. Many attractive styles designed especially for the wom an of large, proportions are now on display here; Blue or black. Very reasonably priced. tiat onap es Special $2 Basement Remarkable values in this offering. .Over a dozen differ .enti styles to select front Large hats; small hats, medium hats. Vel vet, velveteen or plush in red, navy. black. 'fcrown 1 or taupe.-. " All the ? newest fall shapes. ' Spe- fi0 AA daily priced i tomorrow DfcieVV --SPECIAL Large table "of .Oti new Hat Trimmints at only Moi Basement - Sale of MmMmh Ware Sauce Pans,. Coffee ; Percolators, I)ouble Boilers. Pudding PansJStrainers, ! ; v , r " . A ? ' 'Windsor Kettles andrMany Other Articles. ' Alumfnum Pudding Pans, extra deep, heavy rims. Fine for baking 49c 69c; 83c. : 98c each. Aluminum Strainers for gen eral kitchen use; 8-in. size 8c Aluminum Windsor Kettles equipped with Aluminum-Covers, 4-qt, sue $1,S5, 6-qt $25 Basement This is ' the well-kflown "Ideal" Alumlnumware fine, heavy gauge pure Aluminum. Fact o r y "seconds" with slight Imperfections Maker's' trademark on each piece." Ahimfnum Lipped Sauce Pans 2, iy3t 3 qt sizes 82c 95c $1.28 Aluminum Coffee : Percolator these make delicious coffee." 3 lots on aale at $1.98r $25, $2148 Aluminum Convex : Sauce Pans with covers V 3, 4 and 5-qL sizes $1.19. $1.49- $1.78; $1.98 Aluminum Seamless Double 'Boil ers. 2 quart 'size,; special $2.25 Men to Step in Tomorrow and See Our Splendid Showing of 's Fall Suits You will be delighted with the fresh new fall patterns and colorings and with the su perior tailoring that characterizes the gar ment we sell. Several of America's best makers are represented, and you may take your choice with full assurance of getting he utmost in style and in service reasonably. Any one of our clothing experts would re very giaa ot the opportunity to show you the new fall suits. Men's New Fall Suits 1n popu lar styles, priced at $30 to $50 Men's Overcoats $30 to $50 Shoppers! Overcoat days are at hand make your selection at once and get the benefit of a full season's service. We have the smart Jiew styles fashionable men are wearing. Ask to see themi Men's Union Suits $1.89 Main Floor Wlnfer weight Union Suits of elastic ribbed cotton. Closed crotch style. Natural wool CfrOQ color. Priced special at only OXeOaS Men's Shirts and Drawers J" : QQ heavy ribbed cotton garm'ttDXeOO Boys' ScHool Suits $6.75 Waist-Seam or Belted Styles Main Floor When you consider that the average cost of a boy's suit ranges around MO you will appreciate what excellent values these are. Shown in dark mixtures full lined pants and belted or waist seam coats. Good serviceable school suits. Broken sizes Qi? 7K 6 to IS- Specially priced for tomorrow's selling at, the suit dOe J O Boys overcoats At $8.95 : Main Floor Junior Overcoats for boys 2J4 to 8 years of age. Made up in fancy mixtures styled with military collar and ! belted back. Cloth lined. :. Extraor- QQ QfT dinary values at only tDOaaO Corduroy Trousers $2 a Pair Main Floor Dark gray ; color Just what your boy' needs for school wear. Sizes range CJO from 6 to 14. years. The pair tDeS Boys' Stockings Special : 43c Mala Floor Special lot of boys' heavy, stockings priced for quick selling. Formerly 5oc and A On 60c specially priced, pair .fxOl Men's Shoes at $5.95 Saturday Special Main Floor At this special low price to morrow only. High grade shoes of dark brown calf, made on medium high toe last, blucher cut and ' double soles. Another style is the popular . English last with Neoliri sole, flat heel, wide shank and nar row toe. Sizes from 8 to It and all widths. . One of the best shoe bargains we have offered this year. Shoes sell ing in the regular way at $9.50 up. On sale QK Saturday, special at $0VO Women's Laced Boots at . $8.95 Main Floor Brown kid laced boots with harmonizing cloth tops. Neat pointed toe last without tips i-hsnd turned soles , and .high leather heels. Also patent uoit ucea doois, nign neeis, plain pointed toes, f Priced special, ! the pair only 1 a tm mm . . . $895 Ivory Soap 4 Cakes Special 25c Main Floor -Ivory Soap will ndf be sold or delivered at above price except with other purchases made in the Drug Department. The limit is four cakes to one customer. JergenV Violet Glycerine Soap, priced for Saturday's selling 10c Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg. 10c Saturday Offerings in brugs ' D ag g e 1 1 & Ramsdell's ', Cold -Cream priced at 30c 45c 75o Pinkham's Compound at $1.10 Djer Kiss, all colors, 62c $1.05 Freezone for corns, priced 33c Glycothymoline, 25c 50c, $1 Oriental Cream,, priced $1.35 Kolynos Tooth Paste, priced 28c OWK Paraffin e Oil, excellent for constipation tasteless and odor less per full pint bottle, 50c .' pebeco Tooth Paste, a tube, 45c Liquid Arvon for the ialr 98c Kerry's Freckle Cream.. Jar 60c Cream Simon for compi xn, "75c Espay's Fragrant Cream, 23c Mentholatum at 23c and 45c ' Physicians' and Surgeons'; Soap priced for Saturday's selling 10c , Pluto Water 45c 3 lor $1.25 ' Palm Olive Cream, the Jar, 48c Reslnol Soap, at, the cake 25c S. S. S. Tonic 95c ind $1.57 , Sal Henatica 27e. S3c $1.10 -Pei oxide, J4 -pound bottles 7c r Cutlcura Soap, the bar at 23c Mulsifled Cocoanut 0U it 49c Senrico Tooth Pastes only 30c Smart New FaU Hats, Special $10 $17.50 and tSo models. See Morrison Street Window This Is a special group of beautiful hats selected from reg ular -stock some were formerly on sale at 115.00 and a great many of t ft e m originally priced at 20.00. In the assortment there are- about Flower LTrimmed Hats Feather: Trimmed Hats Ribbon Trimmed Hats Smart little close-fitting turbans trimmed with; burnt ostrich, flowers, fancy ornaments and good quality ribbons.. Matrons' hats trimmed with plumes, breasts and feathers. Latest shapes roll or straight brim sailors,' droops, etc; " Hats' for an occasions. Black andi the leading fall colors. Don't l miss this splendid oppor tunity to choose your new hat - at ( a v e r y big saving. Come early for best choice. ' Millinery Salons . Second Floor i Featuring a Notable Display of the Very Latest Styles in Girls'LWinter Coats The buyer of our Children's Wear has had long years of experience and thoroughly un derstands the needs, of the younger folks. Here you will find the cleverest styles from designers who specialize in Juvenile Apparel. An especially attractive showing of new fall, coats ranging In price $16.00 to $69.50 Girls' Corduroy Goats Special $12.98 Seconal Floor Corduroy Coats for little tots 2 to 6 years of age. Of good quality mate rial and exceptionally "well made. J" O QQ See these good Coats on sale at OJLsWeaO Girls' Serge. Dresses $9 to $42.50 . New Serge Dresses In all the new season's best styles for school wear..' $ to $42.50 Peter Thompson Dresses of navy blue serge trimmed with braid. - Ages 6 to 14. Spe cially priced tomorrow $9.00 and $13.98 girls' New Middies Special, $279 - . of good -' graded white: material with flannel collar; Fine for school wear. Good range of sizes. Girls' Flannel , Middies At Low Prices These are of good quality navy blue flannel and have Urge sailor collars. Sale $6.25 and $7.50 New Plush Scarfs $12.50 to $2250 Neckwear Dept. New Plush Scarfs of heavy fabric with: ball or tassle ends, , with; or without - pockets. Prices range $12.50 to $22.50 New Scarfs of Kermai Crushed Mole, Broadtail and Hudson Seal materials priced at $10 to. $45 New Marabou Scarfs; and Capes, also; combination of Ostrich and Marabou. Black, taupe, brown and natural. Priced $7.95 to $35 New Angora Scarfs; 12 to.4J Inches wide. Priced $5 to $9.5 Aiigora Coat-a-less at $17,50 Handkercliiefjs6 for 40c Main Floor Women's Initial handkerchiefs of sheer white material,- J4-inch hems, neatly em broidered Initials. Full line of all letters; 10c values ; 7c A fin each or 6 priced at only v Women's PureLinen Handker chiefs in plain style with ft or H inch, hems. Good full jsize. These. are splendid 2 Se. values, v Buy all you i want ox taem Satur day,, special price atVonly 19c Dependable Coffee : 3-lb. Cans, - Ol AC '. . - Special." - jlTt? ; Fourth. Floor No delivery of coffee except with ether purchases made in the Grocery depart ment, 3 lb. cans Dependable Coffee C IK priced special for tomorrow at nly tDjLeT:) 40c English Walnuts special, t pound 36c New Brazil Nuts Saturday priced, a lb., 36c Soft Shell Almonds priced Saturday, lb. 36c V, We Give S. & H. Stamps : Vifliii 0