The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 08, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text7 RAILROADS. MERGED IN -FEW GREAT SYSTEMS. PLAN URG ED BY HINES Declares Public Labor and Capital JMust Be Represented in Rait- Z waY Management Tork, Jan. I. (U. Fondai Itent&l change In . the management of f&Uroada are necewiary to protect the public from exorbitant rates and , pre vnt, on the other hand, insolvency of the roads, Walker D. Hinea, director gen ral of railroads, declared in an address before the. New York City Bar associa tion last night. ' "1 believe there must be fundamental cnangea wnicn win consolidate tne rail roads into a few great systems," Hlnes said. "I believe that public and labor aa well , as capital must be represented upon the management of these systems.' lutes must be increased necessarily, In order to furnish equipment to meet re quirements, while legislation to this end la pending, Hlnes said. - Porta Says Mexico's Recent Earthquakes Were His Prediction lessor Albert F. Porta, who recently pre- dieted great storms and other disturb ances to be caused by the conjunction of aix planets, today told the United Press that the violent earthquake shocks in Mexico last Saturday night were the re sult of the seismic phenomena he had described. - "The Mexican earthquakes and those , Which occurred in the Canary islands on January 1-3 are to be considered aa the product of the league of planets.' which J foresaw months ago, and predicted last August," said .Professor Porta. "The terrific Btorm in the Pacific and the seismic disturbances are the direct , outcome of conjunction of Mercury with Jupiter, Neptune and Venus, which oc curred on December 12, 13 and 14." - Porta indicated that others of the prog nostications will be verified during the next few months. $2,000,000 Lumber ' Company Dissolved Aberdeen, Wash.,' Jan. t. Wilson Brothers' Lumber company, one of the largest on the Coast, whose holdings are, valued at 12,000.000, has been dis solved so far as the mill and other property in this city is concerned. The heirs of Charles R. Wilson take the property here and Henry Wilson of San Francisco takes the California Inter ests. No division has been made wttb respect to logging camps and timber at Independence. The Wilson brothers, Prior to C. R. Wilson's death eight years ago, had been associated for 30 years. Murder Suspect Is , . Freed; Alibi Proved Yakima, Wash-, Jan. i. Frank Put camp, arrested here for investigation In connection with the murder of William Crawford at Mabton November 23, was released by Sheriff San Hutchinson on receipt of evidence corroborating- "the statement of Putcamp that he waa la Kennewtck on the day of the murder. The dying statement of the murdered boy implicates a man similar In physical appearance to putcamp. - Alleged Moonshiners Trio is Arrested Here Theodore Dusterhoff, I A. Dasterhoff and 8. H. Smith were arrested Wednes day by revenue agents, charged with the manufacture of intoxicating liquor. They will be arraigned before United States Commissioner Drake tomorrow for hearing. Astoria Men Coming To Portland Ad Club Pestiyities Jan.' 28 Astoria, Jan. . Between 25 and JO prominent business men of the Astoria Chamber of Commerce will g to Port land, January 28, to attend the As toria bay festivities of the Portland Ad club. Astoria engineers have perfected the organization of a local chapter! of the American Association of i ngineers. The officers are : R. R. Bartlett, presi Ident; A. S. Lee, first vice president; L. C. Rogers, second vice president; G. T. McLean, secretary; H. N. Hackett, treasurer. late Wednesday in the trial of Wil liam Porter Wrolen. charged with the killing of bis wife because of his love for 15-year-old Mary Brown, a farmer's daughter of Matthews, 11L, whom he married a week after his wife's death. Be was sentenced to 99 years in' the peni tentiary. V ' ! ' J Man Who Shot Wife To Remarry, Guilty Plnckneyville, 111.. Jan. 8. (X N. R) A verdict of guilty of murder In the first degree was returned by the Jury Pioneer Miner Is Dead at Half Way, Aged Seventy-four Baker, Jan. 8. James Mackey, a pioneer mining man. engaged 'at that work for 34 years at Cornucopia, died at Halfway He was 74 years old and a native of Brooklyn, N. I. During youth he was a sailor. As far as is known he had no living relatives. Mrs. Kate Curtlss, resident of Baker county for 86 years, was buried here Monday. The funeral of George Shannon, who died here Saturday evening at the age of 61 years, was held here Tuesday. First to enlist, Elmer Heard was the last to return to Haines, following his discharge last week at Camp Lewis. You can drink. INSTANT P OSTIUM V Without fear of any of the after effects which often foUmr coffee drinking. Posium has a thoroughly pleas ing flavor greatly likea by xhose accustomed to high-rade coffee There's not a trace of ''Caffeine' in Postum,so sleepless nights do not follow, and headaches, nervousness and indigestion do not result from its use. "ftiere's a JReasoril Made by Postura Cereal Ca Battle Creek, Mlcrt, Heard was stationed for 'more than a year in , th Hawaiian islands Politics' took a front seat In Grant county when George F. Ward, Democrat, of MarysvtUe -precinct, and O. W. BIrg of Canyon City announced their candi dacy for the office of county Judge. Ronald Belshaw has been ' elected chairman ; William Bennett, vice chair man ; Theroa Knox, secretary ; Walter Kight, treasurer ; Dale Tracy, historian, and Rev. Henry Young, chaplain of Ellis Tracv neslr Amprloan ..'fjdou.'v'.'iThey were chosen at a meeting held at Can- yon" City. , Ellis Tracy post include 1920 COMMENCEMENT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES We Give Twenty Extra Green Trading Stamps Friday and Saturday If You Bring This Coupon Bring This Coupon A T ' OA Ft5t zu-Lxtra-zu "S. A H." Trading Stamps on your first 11 cash pur chase and double rZS on tne o a i a n o a. Good on First Floor and la basement Friday and Satur day, January 9 and 10. Perfume Department Jergen's English Lavender guest room soap, special price, one gross S2.50 Mayer's Prize Baby Soap 104 r i tor 25 Kirk's Rose Soap 10 3 for 25C Williams Jtrrey Cream, email size 104 Maxine Elliott toilet soap 10S 3 for ....... ........ .25 Egyptian Complexion Lo tion, white or flesh Sl.OO Oriental Cream $1.35 Camelline, white, 'flesh or brunette 5Q Hind's Honey Almond Cr'm 49 Orchard White 35e? Daggett & Rarasdell's Cold Cream 49 Llsterated Tooth Powder 25 Dentox Tooth Powder 25 Special Sale on DESK LAMPS BOUDOIR LAMPS TABLE LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS PIANO LAMPS $27.00 Lamps special at $20.75 $25.00 Lamps special at $18.35 $21.50 Lamps special at $15.25 $20.00 Lamps special at $14.75 $18.00 Lamps special at $14.25 $t4.oo Lamps special at $10.25 $12.50 Lamps special at $ 8.75 $ 5,25 Lamps special at $ 4.19 Patent Medicines Goldman's Hair Color Re storer --$1.20 Carter's Little Liver Pills... 20 Allen's Ose-Day Cold Bern. SaHe pa tica '. '. -i Garfield Tea 23 Cla-Wood Liquid Tar Soap Shampoo ........25 Mentholatum 2!te Soap Lake Salts 50 Alleock's Corn Plasters .20 Cla-Wood Herb Tea 25 Abbott's Saline Laxative.. .. -40 Samnetto 81,1(1 Hydrolelne fl.lO Phillips' Milk MagnPHla......45 Cla-Wood Iron Tonic $1.00 Ia Creole Hair Dressing 05 Benetol Ointmont 25 Jaynes' Vermifuge 40 Danderine , 33 Hot Water Bottles Fountain Syringes Now on Sale at Reduced Prices $2.00 Three-quart Red Seamless Hot Water Bottles, one year guarantee. Special $1.49 $3.00 Three - quart Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe. Extra special $2.09 $2.50 Three-Quart Faultless Wearever Fountain Syringe, three pipes and five-foot tubing. Special .... $1.98 FINE STATIONERY ODPS AND ENDS Some slightly soiled. Highest Quality Stationery Now Ife Price Fitted Adjustable Toilet Kits For Men Now ,H Price Sale Ladies' Hand Bags Limited assortment Now H Off Westinghouse Electric Iron Reliable Practical A 6-pound Iron, with cord J0, Cf and stand. Guaranteed; at OOstlVI tin J.B.L. Cascade The Internal Bath Ask for Booklet Sunbeam Mazda Lamps More Light Better Light Cheaper Light 15, 25, 40, 50-Watt Lamps, each 35c Box of 5 Sunbeam Mazda Lamps. $1,75 Candy Specials Assorted Buttercups, lb..; 49c Wrapped Chocolates, lb ..49c Butterscotch, lb 29c I Fountain Pens Eversharp Pencils Woodard, Clarke & Go. WOOD-LARK BUILDING ALDER AT WEST PARK BROOMSl Regular $1 Brooms Crystal White SOAP The Bar 6c Limit 5 Bars to a Customer FIRST, SECOND AND ALDER STREETS Union Hardware Co.'s Bali-Bearing SKATES Only $2.29 4000 Pounds Hygienic KALSOMIM 5c the Pound Popular colors ! Sold elsewhere at two to three times our price I Merchandise at Prices That Bring Down the Cost of Living! Come toTSimon's, Portland's Economy Center! Prices for the People! GoodWarmBlanketsBelowPresentCost HO OVERCOATS! Every Garment Reduced! Men's Balmacaans Made of Oregon City Wool- (gl Q PA ens. Values up to $30.00. . D JLO stJ) Men's Overcoats Both Blanket-Lined and Semi- (POO QQ Dress. Values up to $35.00 tDd tO All-Wool Overcoats For Young Men. Waistline and Belted. Silk Lined. Values up (UOQ KA to $42.50 fDiO0j Men's Mackinaws I American Woolen Mills Make. Gr7 QQ Regular $10.75 Values....... D I UO HEAVY COTTON FLEECED BLANKETS Regular $3.00 Values. . . Only $2.48 HEAVY COTTON FLEECED BLANKETS 64x76 Size AM1-r fcO QQ Regular $3.75 Values. .. Vniy tp.tJO FINE DRESS GINGHAMS -Regular 40c grade 26c the Yard Checks, Plaids, Stripes, Plain Handsome Patterns Bargain 1 Bleached "Salem" Sheets $1.98 For Regular $2.35 Values Size 81x90. Not more than one dozen to a customer. Honeycomb Bedspreads $2.98 Full Bed Size Regular $3.50 Values CLEARANCE DRUG SUNDRIES Colgate's Dental Pow der 13 25c Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream.. .21 35c Colgate's Rapid Shaving Powder. 23 35c C o 1 g a t e's Rapid Shaving Stick... 23 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder 19 COATS aFfcr Regular $19.50 to MA 7CAilQ Cft $38.50 Values P 1 U. I D 10 p 1 J.dJ Value unequaled ! Fine plushes in fabrics ! Plain tailored or fur trimmed. Final prices ! Buy ! ! CHILD'S COATS Regular $5.95 to . $14.95 Values $3.55 to $7.95 , Men's and Women's at Clearance Prices! Women's Kid Shoes Only $4.98 for Actual $9 Values Black kid with white kid or gray cloth tops ; leather French heels. Mediunv soles. Men's Rubber Boots Only $3.25 for Actual $4.50 Values Good quality in short boots. Sizes 9, 10 and 11. Men's Kip Work Shoes Only $4.98 for Actual $7.75 Values Extra quality. Solid leather soles with extra tap sole. Plain toe. Bellows tongue. SIMON'SJanuary Clearance SIMON'S January Clearance SIMON'S January Clearance SIMON'S January Clearance SIMON'S January Clearance SIMON'S Women's Bath Robes $5.48 For Values to $12.50 Sensational values 1 Splendid fabrics. Slight ly soiled. Choose to morrow 1 Japanese Crepe KIMONOS Regular $3 Values No Exchanges or Refunds.