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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY, OCTOBER "13. 1919. NPFH POINTED OUT I1L.LU OF GEniNG WATER ONI Fields Which Produced 30 to 40 Bushels An Good Year Turn Out 1 to 12 Without Water. ivnnTi i rue - ur u nui.fcii - . v. .... tMMr rUn I LAN UO ntU UllMWW Party Traveling Through Central Oregon Finds Eight-Hour Day Interferes With Warm Meals. -4 By Fred JjocVley r Klamath Falla. Oct. 9. (By Mail.) We are two. day out of -Portland by automobile. This morning we pulled out of Madras; yesterday morning we pulled out of Portland. We lowed 201 mllee between Port land and Madras, and exactly the 'same mileage was recorded between . Madras and Klamath Falla. e we are 40 miles from Portland not as the crow flies, but as a crow would come if he came afoot and followed v. the road. We drove from Antelope to Madras ever a vast sagebrush flat by moonlight, rwid a oa the front seat with Shorty, our chauffeur, and attempted to keep track of the Jackrabbtts that dashed across the road in front of us and which for a brief instant posed in the center of ntitiirht. bnt they were too many for him. Thex came in singles, ta pairs and in bunches; w. struck Madras long after the din i- Mwtnnf th New Fisher hotel was closed, so we went to a restaurant. Tom Miller of Helena, for two hours before v.e reached Madras, had been smacking v,i iina nvfp the ham and eggs and fried potatoes and coffee hs was going to have .imur. He had started at o'clock kith ham end two MK. but by 8:30, when he got in. he added, as his appetite Increased, gradually added to the num ber till he was going to eat a platter of ham arwt half a. dozen CSTCS. We walked into the restaurant and Miii.r aald. "What's the chancs for ham and ea-ssr The proprietor said. "The fire is out" EIGBTHOTJE DAT I5TEBFEBES Miller's face fell; and then. Jingling 'Some silver in his pocket, he said, hope Hr.n1 vnn lirht a fire?" The' proprietor said : "Sure, I can. but I wont. My cook won't work over eight hours and I figure I am as good as he is and Just because I am the owner of this Joint I shouldn't havs to work harder than the men I hire." "What's the chance for a cold lunch?" inquired Child. "Good," said the restaurs man. . Til fix you up a. plate of cold ham. some cold roast beef and some roast pork, get you some bread and butter, honey and other things. The coffee is hot. so you'll make out till morning." ' . . . Miller looked so cretsfallen that Marlow said: "Before you start anything. Tom, " Just read that sign above the table." , . Miller read aloud ; "This ! a,, restau rant, not a lunatic asylum. Don't start anything.' . In spite "of the fire being out. we man aged to stow away a substantial supper. Next morning we had a breakfast at the New Fisher hotel that brought the smile Miller, who is a Montana capitalist, claims to be a good judge of good eating and good whiskey, and it you want to h&r an imnromDtu speech at any time sJI you have to do is to remark that It's a good thing Montana and the rest of the states followed the example of Oregon and went dry. so that the whole country got on the water wagon. DBOtTTH CAUSES DISTRESS Miller's face is usually wreathed with smiles, but that remark is equivalent to throwing a bar of soap in a geyser. Hs begins at once to erupt and what he says is warm enough to convert a sitai lnc- rink Into a swimming pool. Next morning while I was shavtng In the wash room at the hotel I met H. W. Gard. a resident of the Madras district tor the oast It years. He looked at me " and said : "Are you Fred tockleyr I acknowl- 'adrad the corn. He said : "I haven't seen you since 1199 and that's lust 5 years ago. Tou were field editor of the Pacific Homestead and you stopped at my father's farm near Beaver Creek in Clackamas county. -Too can't do- any work that will be of greater service to the state or that will be mora beneficial to the public than ta eome ud here and look over the irri gation noseibilittes here. This is the third year ws dry farmers havs had a crop failure and it is a tragedy to many, "I am president of the North Unit Ir- rlgation district. I know what I sm talking about. I know of the hopes de- ferred. of the bitter disappointment end of the hard times caused by a dry year. -In . 1904 we had plenty ef moisture and we harvested from 30 to 40 bushels of wheat to the acre. This year I har vested from 1 to IS bushels of wheat to the acre. Many a farmer didn't get Union Dentists CROWNS $5 PLATES $10 1 ; WS 0V4JU.9TSK OUX WO&K ; : r. . Extraction 50c 4 Tea WBJ Wet Ost Hart If Tea Ttad - ; This Vasiser . . 231 Uorrison, Cor. 2nd ..; ' Estlre Corner " , ! '! ; LOOK fOB BIO VSiOS SIOJT ISTYLANDS SB ACCIDENTS MUST. GO BEFORE DRIVE . ' -- . - ' . . . , i. -" f -tr' ' , lllustrttion.bf. the Aecidenf Prevention roads, portray lag Caution! . , ? Such will be the spokes word of em ployes and officers of the Southern Pa cific, Oregon-Washington. Spokane, Port land tt Seattle, and Pacific Coast rail roads and the Northern Pacific Termi nal, in the national railroad accident prevention drive which will (start Sat urday morning to last two weeka " Success of regional "no-accident week" his seed back and had his year's work for nothing. POSSIBILITIES ARE BIO "It meant that the wife had to turn her dressL&nce more. It meant that the baby didTt get the buggy they had planned on. . It meant the children will go barefoot and the house will not get the coat of paint it has been needing. - "It is tragedy, nothing less. The soil is rich, the climate is good, but how we do need water. How the thirsty land will respond to the caress i of the life giving water. "Jefferson county Is the Cinderella pf the family of Oregon counties. It can be transformed into the bride-of the prince. From the poorest it can become the richest if we can get water. We have more than 100.000 acres, practically all cleared and ready for water. "If the Benham Falls reservoir to store the waters of the Deschutes is con structed, not only can we Water 100,000 acres in this district, but - the Powell Butte district with its 15.000 acres can be watered, also the lands of the Tu rn alo district with 40,000 acres can be converted into smiling acres and pros perous farms. We would be able to se cure enough water to irrigate the 10.- 000 acres of the east side unit and 40, 000 acres of the south side unit PORTLAND'S HELP ASKED "Just think for a moment what this will mean : It means happy and pros perous homes; it means productive acres that are now idle ; it means In creased wealth to the state; and, better than alL it means mora I and better citisens. ' "Wiley, the government 'reclamation engineer, has reported faverablv' Pro fessor W. O. Crosby of Boston has been investigating the feasibility of the project, and thinks highly i of It. We need all the help we can get Can't you get Portland back of it tot htln iu t heln ourselves? "I have stayed here It yeari Minv others have been here for many years. It Our Autos Make Delivery Trips to Vancouver, See Special Demonstration of Hoover and Sweeper Get Ready for Halloween! The Dennison Booth on the Sec ond Floor is supplied with all the latest novelties in Favors, Invita tions, Caps, Witches, Luncheon Sets. etc.. for the Halloween party. Woiiieil's Suits Featiired at $55 and $75 Women's House Dresses .Specially Priced Women's House at $429 and Second Floor H o a s e Dresses orexcellent; qual ity chambray trimmed with plaid Kinham, also fancy stripes.. witk white pique coUarsi and cuffs. These hate the new ex . pansion waist Rne.fi AH Second and plaids I sizes. Priced . special at only F iyl li iy) drive drawn by J. F. Grodzki, general safety agent for Oregon purpose of the campaign to be waged earlier this year attracted the attention of the railroad administration, and prep arations have been progressing since then, for, a national drive.. Announce ment was made two .months ago by Walker D. Hlnes. director general of railroads, that the last- two weeks of October would be devoted to the drive. J Alt regional districts and territories will be placed on a competitive basts. is time we were fed on something more nourishing than hopes' deferred. Boost good roads, the state needs them, but whatever you do, help put water on our thirsty lands." Police Find $20,000 When They Arrest Suspected Robber In the arrest Sunday of George Welch. alias Anderson, and the recovery of $20.- 000 in bis room at 480 East Washington street, police today declare they have the man who robbed Baumelster. Voll mer and Scott's bank at Asotin. Wash., September 30. ' Inspectors Gordon and Wright have watched Welch and his rooming house for four days. Taken with Welch, whom police say has confessed, were Johnny Bull, alleged old-time police character; George Allen and Charles Ray. They are held under vagrancy charges. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bush, who conducted the house, are held for Investigation. Inspectors declare Bush knew Welch had stolen property. Liberty bonds found in Welch's room totaled 14,B00. War Savings Stamps amounted to 13390. There was also $2000 in currency. Burglars Miss Part of Loot in V House- Bobbery Overlooking silverware, $00 In LftH erty bonds and $25 in War Savings stasnps, , burglars Sunday night took clothing and Jewelry valued at $500 from the residence of a. O. Matter, 87$ Forty-sixth street Matter told po- We Give S. & - IF YOU CANNOT COME. TO THE STORE TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS MARSHALL 4800 OR A6231 -Tomorrow the Garment Store wiU tex ture a sale of 300 Women's -House Dresses at reduced prices. Fresh, attractive frocks in many different materials. Women's House Dresses at $2.49 Second Floor1 Plain pink, blue or laven der percales, also neat striped effects. V or round neck styles with or without col lars. Neatly trimmed with ric- 10 AQ rac braids. Priced very special tDa-ie-x7 House Dresses $3.49 This lot embraces - a number of pretty styles made up in blue and white checks or fancy stripes. Some wit h novelty vest effect, oth ers s plaid trimmings or ' with pique collars. Spe cially priced AQ tomorrow at ej)Os'x7 Dresses $5.00 ; ; Floor Plain pink blue chambray. fancy and stripes.- Round or. square necks. Sev eral smarf styles in ibis lot some . trimmed with white pique collars, and' cuffs. Priced CP (f very special at OtJeUU For Misses and . Children Second Floor Fur Sets 'of opossum, ' White Coney, .Taupe Fox Lynx, Rac coon. French Ermine, -Wolf, etc. Priced $31.50 to $125.00 Fur c : M mr - . f a V rail- October 18-91. and the railroad systems in turn, will be on the same basis. With" the railroads in this region benefiting by the experience of a pre vious accident prevention campaign, 3. T: Grodzki, general safety agent for the railroads under J. p. 03rten. federal manager for Oregon, predicts that roads with a i Portland terminus may be ex pected to make proud records in elim mating accidents. lice inspectors he was away from s p. m. until midnight, when he returned and discovered the robbery. Fire Destroys Building Estacada, Oct. IJ. Fire of unknown origin entirely consumed the prune dry ing building belonging to II. H. Huxley, who lives" a short distance from Esta cada. , The building was about two thirds 'full of prunes which were de stroyed with the building. The loss is estimated to be about 11000. V The dependable vnifomuty of VENUS Pencila, in eeerjr pencil of every degree, make them indispensable for exact x work. Hi Green Trading Stamps Washington, Every Wednesday and Saturday All Mail Orders Are Filled - Vac Electric Cleaners in Rug DepK 3d Floor Portland Agency for Detroit The Standard Store ef the Northwest OldSo Wort Man & Kimg Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Flour $2.90 Sack Grown, OWK or Olympic Brands Model Grocery, 4th Floor At this special price tomorrow only. , Choice of Crown, Olympic Or: OWK brands strictly high-grade flour.? Put up 49 pounds to the sack. Don't fail to take' advantage of this offering. QO Qfl Best Flour tomorrow specially priced. 49-lb. sack, at only v)4UJ WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ASK FOR; THEM! Boys' Winter Overcoats $10.95 Main Floor Good, warm service able coats for boys 8 to 12 years of age. Made up in smart styles with military collars. Novelty mixtures inr trays, - greens and jH A QC browns. Special at J XUe7J Juvenfle Overcoats At $8.95 Min Floor These come in sizes for little fellows 3 to 8 years of age. Military collars, sport pockets and doth ' lined. G ray, green, and brown ; mixtures. Spe- QO QCC ' dally priced . tomorrow OOettl -r Youths' Overcoats Main floor Splendid showing of . new Fall and Winter styles , in Over coats for youths 13 to 18 years of : agei Novelty mixtures and chinchilla. Lined or uniined. $15 to-$22.50 Boys' Mackinaws $8.50to$16.50 Main Floor Mackinaws - ere the ideal coats for school wear. Warm, serviceable and stylish. New Win tee models are here. Sizes 8 to 18 ranging S&.50 up to SI 6.50 GOES INTO EFFECT League of Nations .Clause Pre vails Now That Three Big Powers Accepted Provisions! U S. IS' STILL DEBATING Great Britain'and Italy Had Pre viously Indorsed Treaty; Na ' lions Not Signing Excluded. Washington, Oct. 13. Ratifica tion of the treaty of peace by France, Great Britain and Italy will put it into effect, according to be lief in official circles here. The League of Nations will be brought into existence at the. same time, but only those nations which have rati fied will be members thereof. Meetings of the labor section of the league are scheduled- to begin in Washington the latter , part of this month. When word of ratification byt France reached Washington .Saturday; after noonthis being the third great power to approve the pact debate over the treaty was In progress In the senate According to present Indications, it may continue Indefinitely. Senate leaders were hopeful that they would be able to vote on the Shantung amendment next Saturday at the lat est. There is an agreement to take up this amendment Wednesday, but the agreement fails to limit the time of de bate. Senator Lodge, chairman of the for eign relations committee, scheduled for a speech this week. Senator Thomas, Colorado, Is, also ex 17 Block Pegrsss, S Copying. FERFECT Lw'rndlGk NewTsrk With Purchases Amounting Boys' Siiits $6.75 Main Floor Fancy grays, browns. etc. mixtures In Belted and waist-seam 6 to.18 styles. Ages Off 7ff special, suit OU. I fJ pected to discuss his tour reservations to the labor provisions of the treaty introduced Saturday. , . , " - Last week marked the end of a three month period since President Wilsos formally submitted the treaty to the sen ate. It is slightly more than one month since the foreign . relations committee reported tht pact to the senate. - FRENCH INDORSEMENT GIVEN ONLY OXE VOTE OPPOSING . Paris. Oct 13. The treaty of Ver sailles was ratified by the French sen ate last night. It was a veritable tri umph for Premier Clemenceau, whe spoke at length before the final vote was taken, and whose remarks were- heartily applauded. . , Only one voice was lacking to make the . ratification unanimous that of rSenator De la Hays. He abstained from voting. ... - The aged 'premier's attitude was la striking contrast with his recent defiant posture ' . in the chamber -of deputies. There he was la his. fichUng togs. The senate, of which be is a member, be faced genially and familiarly, ana wun the air of assured success. From the time his first words were pronennoed. not the slightest doubt was left as to the result fs the vote. PREMIES AMOJTG FBIEIf DS The senate punctuated his speech with a running lire ot mencuy ana sym pathetic comment, some badinage and much applause. . It was evident the "Tiger" was in the midst of affectionate intimates, not confronted with partly hostile aut 'ence as was the case in the chamber. His speech opened with frank j.nn7 in Rotfv it ' Mr Mr am mr hm M MM M ' - MUUllilUl Never mind vour age as measured by years. How do 70a feel? That's the thins? that counts! See this sprightly old gentlemen coming: toward you down the street. His birth record would show you that he is past seventy. But judging from the easy grace with which he swings along, his errect carriage, his ruddy complexion, the keen glance of his eyehis whole appearance the very picture of health, you would say that he is not a day past fifty. He is young in spite of his three score years and ten. More freauentlv too see the onooeita of his type. Men scarcely In their thirties haggard, listless, weak, in life, just oragging oat a weary existence, au in, area ana worn oat. Though young in years, they are. nevertheless, old men. Their vital forces are on the wane. They've lost their "punch" and "pep." They feel old-and they look it! ' , . Stay young by keeping yom body fit. Keep stomach, bowels, liver, kidneys and bladder healthy and active. Build op your strength and health. Nothing: will accomplish these results better than The Great General Tonic Jest try TYKO" when yon are feeling tits least bit isded, tired and worn oat. 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Millinery Salons Second Floor Warm Sleeping Garments For Girls 6 to 14 Years Barzaia Circle, Firet Floor Girls' Night Gowns of excellent quality outinr flanneL Cut tenerously r..it mrA m,4 'CtTrt fnv triri inn mvk wA . " . w. - - - from 6 to 14 $1.69 to $2.49 these- garments are highly recommended for children from' 2 to 6 TCarS of age.- Ask to see them. Prices range from $1.20 op to $1.40 Sale of Royal . Size 29x4 Inches Tklrd Floor Exact reproductions of Oriental Rugs. -They embody the beauty of design, fidelity of coloring, depth and richness of , fabric . ofc the Orientals from which they ' are reproduced, limited num- CI (t HK her on sale priced special, at OxUe l O admission . of the unfavorable aspects of the peaty. .. ( ... "The compVeted work Is not perfect, he said. "It eould not be, for we are so workers of miracles.' ' Ood made you His Instrument for accomplishing them," JroalcaUy ejacu lated Senator De la Haye. -1 am sure X am usable to thank Him sufficiently, then snapped back the premier, in the midst of roar ot laughter that shook the senate room. . - When it had subsided M Ciemenoeas continued r. BtHAK 1TATTJRE WEAK It is vain in any case to lay down rules of-conduct for mankind, however perfect, unless mankind Is ready, to up hold those rules. TJnOl now man has always lived hi the shadow of war. It will be hard to break him from the resultant snental altitude. Tie League of Kaiiona. perfect or bn perfect, cannot be effective until freely and sincerely indorsed by mankind, The result of the treaty will, of course, depend quite as much oa our attitude toward the enemy as pon the enemy's attitude toward the anies. ; "We" must .remember that it is not our role to enslave Germany, but that we -fought for freedom in order to lib erata her. 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" - "Before the league can assure peace . and order in the world It must learn to keep order within 'it ewn household." The Tiger" concluded his , address thus: . .. , tur forefathers - wrote some of the fairest pages of history. ' We of today have raised France to the senith in, the world's esteem. Our honor te a i rich " heritage, indeed, bat we may without fear entrust it to the seeping of our children. They spring from too good a stock to permit the fear ef degenera tion.- y , : ; 1f-rl;; The premier's closing words were met by a storm of applause. Senators crowd ee. up to anaae tus aa&a ana a motion was otsd for nubile promulgation of the speech.. It was an enthualaUo scene. the only discordant note being furnished by Senator De la Haye, who mounted the platform and wrathfully declared t .. 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