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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAi; PORTLAND, FRIDAY. JANUARY " 30. .1920.
SOCIALISTSHAD
F1AN TO AVOID
LEGAL HINDRANCE
Evidence Before New York Ju
diciary Shows Care Had Been
Taken to Keep Work Going.
Albany. N. T., Jan. 30. (I. N. S.)
--William F. Crews ent instructions
to members of the Young Peoples'
Socialist league, of which he was
. secretary, how to avoid disruption
by the authorities during the war,
according to evidence Introduced
at the Socialist trial before the New
York assembly. Among the instruc
tions were:
Talte several copies of each document
and record and hide them away In safes
fand out of the way places.
' "Our headquarters telephone wires are
being tapped and we may be treated
like the Socialist in Russia at any time.
; "Train three persons for every office
in your society so that if one is arrested
":another can carry on the work. Let one
of the three be a girl, so that if all our
young men are arrested the girls can
carry on the unions.
"It your society Is disrupted get the
members together and organize some art
or music or athletic club, so that you
can gather without suspicion.
Don't read these instructions to your
full membership, the fewer who know
the plans the safer the plans will be."
Beck Imbibed Too
: Freely and Played
; Police Too Often
John Beck was an adventurous Im
biber. Hs visited Burnslde street Thursday
right, according to his story, and
warned a number of men standing; about
that they should immediately seek work.
Otherwise, he cautioned, he would ar
rest them. The only trouble was that
Beck wasn't a policeman and never had
. been.
Having squelched unemployment. Beck
sauntered into a soft drink establish
ment at 11 :45 p. m. and demanded that
It close at once. Arrest was awaiting
the man who dared question his au
thority, he declared.
Then he met a pair of real patrolmen.
They gathered him In and today he
. was fined $10 and sentenced to serve
three days in jail.
Stockholders.Want -Receiver
Named for'
Bank at Harrisburg
Albany, Or., Jan. 80. J." R. Cartwrtght
and Q. A. McCart. minority stockhold
ers of the Farmers & Merchants bank
of Harrleburg. have brought suit
against George J. Wilhelm, Robert K.
Burton and Cecil O. Wilhelm, officials
of the bank, asking that a receiver be
appointed, the affairs of the bank
wound up and the assets distributed.
It Is claimed that the majority stock
holders, who are also heavy stockholders
of the First National bank, are oper
ating the bank at a loss in order to
prevent another bank from obtaining
a charter.
The Linn county chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross has employed Miss
Charlotte Walker, a trained nurse, who
will serve the county under the aus
pices of the Red Cross. Miss Walker
was a social service worker In New
York city and was overseas during the
war.
Jack Howard may lose a leg as the
result of an Injury Thursday morning.
Howard, a mechanic, was lying on his
back under a car when it was hit by a
delivery auto. His leg was caught be
tween the end of the spring and the
front of one of the cars and the blunt
spring was forced through the flesh
above the knee until the bone was bared.
Franklin High Park
Proposal to Be Put
Up to City Council
Franklin High School Community club
members propose to convince the park
board and the city commission that a
portion of the public park funds should
be spent in purchase of a 10 acre wood
ed tract adjoining the high school
campus on the west.
Mrs. George G. Root, president of the
Franklin Parent-Teacher association,
presided last night at a community
meeting In the high school, and Mrs.
L. E. Burdick was named chairman
of a committee to present the matter at
the resrular meeting of the city council
next Wednesday.
E. C. Gilmer. S. F. Ball and Mr. Bur
dick stressed the importance of prompt
action on the playground project, point
ing out that the site Is most conven
iently located for thousands of residents
In the southeastern part of the city.
Police Arrest Two
Declared by police to be joint owners
of a still found at 231 East Sixth atreet.
Chris Carlson and John Haley were
arrested Thursday night. Carlson is a
city fireman. Three jars of corn mash
were seized besides the still, it was said.
Peddler Is Arrested
Walter Spruance was arrested today
while peddling cheap tableware, repre
senting it to be silver. Detectives said
be claims to have found the tableware
in an abandoned house.
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Favorite
Columbia Records
Breezes
Enid Waltz . . .
Bio wine Bubbles
DOUBLE 85c RECORDS
Pitches ) PlTl ty
Sweet and Low. .)Art Hickman
Tell Me ) POPULAR
....)FOX TROTS
) Beautiful
) WALTZ
) RECORDS
Beautifal Ohio Blues.) SAX'ONE
Meadow Brook Waltz) SEXTET
Lullaby Time ..) Sung by Camp
Out of Clear Sky) bell and Burr
I'm ClirSbing ) Sunjt by
Mountains . ) Campbell
Golden Gate . . . .) and Burr
Tell Me Why.) ART HICKMAN'S
) ORCHESTRA
Cohen on the Telephone) Jewish
Happy Tho Married. . .) Comedy
You'd Be Surprised. . ..)Popular
I Used to Call Her Baby) Songs
Let Rest of ) Sung by
World Go By. . ) Campbell
Rinfs ) and Burr
1 Know What It Means to Be
Lonesome
I Never Knew .
Bye-Low ) .npinju,
ril Always Be Wait ) rrV
in for You....) SONGS
Not In Thousand) HARRISON'S
Years ) LATEST
Smile. Dear . . .) AL JOLSOITS
My Good Nature) LATEST
I Gave Her That) Art Hickman's
Streets of Cairo) Orchestra
DOUBLE $1.00 RECORDS
Souvenir ) VIOLIN
Drigo's Serenade ) SOLOS
At Dawning ..) Sung by
The Rosary ..) Barbara Maurel
Venetian Song )Sung by
Serenata ) Farrar
Rondino ) VIOLIN
To a Wild Rose ) SOLOS
Star of the East .)BeautifuI
Birthday of a King. . .) Quartette
DOUBLE $1.25 RECORDS
Dreamy Alabama..
Pretty Little
Rainbow
New Dane
Record
Hand That Rocked)'
the Cradle )
Record
Kiss Me Again Waltzes
Life and Love Waltzes
Tulip Time ) Popular
Allah's Land ) Fog Trots
Kentucky Dreams Waltzes
Girl Behind the Gun Waltzes
Stras and Stripes) Fmworilm
Forever )- ItT v
National Emblem) Band March..
High School )
Cadets )
King Cotton...)
Cecile Waltz . . .
Millicent Waltz ..
Sousa'a
Band March
. . . ) Famous
....) Waltica
"Whan If. Music or Records. Co Where tho Crowds Go" j
Open Evenings
ALLOTMENTS
MAD
FOR FIRE PROTECTION
IN NATIONAL LANDS
Completion of Telephone Lines
First Feature of Work of
Next Year.
the Sister mountain. Another ' trail
project of .interest to the public is that
from the Rogue, river to Powers, which
we expect to complete next year, and
which will shorten the time to the rail
road by a day."
Assistant District Forester A. O.
Waha. Forest Examiner William B.
Osborne Jr. and Forest Examiner M.
L. Merritt returned this morning from
a trip to the San nam, Siskiyou, Siua
law. Cascade, Umpqua and Crater na
tional forests, where they have been
making allotments for fire protection
work for the coming season.
"We are going to try to concentrate
on completing our telephone line con
struction necessary to fire protective
work,"- said Merritt, "and the rest of
the money is to be devoted principally
to camo ground improvement work and
to provide better '.tousing accommoda
tions for our employes.
"We are making especially liberal ap
propriations on every forest for trail
maintenance and cleaning out the old
trails. C
"One of me most important trail
projects, from a recreational standpoint,
is that running from Foley springs to
Horse lake, which will be complete next
year. It will start from the McKenzie
road and run to . the lake region near
Dressmaking and
Home Cookery to
Be Demonstrated
Lebanon, Jan. 30. For the benefit of
the women of Lebanon and vicinity, the
Woman's Civic club has arranged for a
two days' extension school course, Feb
ruary 6 and 7. On these dates the Linn
county farm bureau will hold, under the
management of S. V. Smith, counts
agent, a community meeting here.
Demonstration lectures will be given
by speakers from O. A. C. on dress
making and home cookery.
The county court has made the Leb
anon Express and . the Albany Semi
Weekly Democrat official papers of
Linn county for 1920.
Mra Selena E. Warner has brought
suit against G. E. Warner for divorce,
charging cruelty. Both are residents of
Lebanon.
Bailey Speaks at Reed College
Changes in plans for the Itinerary of
Prof. L. H. Bailey, noted horticulturist
of Cornell university; make it impossi
ble for him to fill his announced speak
ing engagement at Lincoln high school
Monday night before the Portland
Floral society. His only address will
be at Reed college Monday at 11 a. m.,
to which the public is invited.
Has a Mother the Right to Decide
HowManyCbildrenShe Shall Have?
The war has made us realize that we cannot
afford to ignore anything that claims to improve
the health of our children and this is why Pictorial
Review, .in line with its progressive editorial
policy, presents to the thinking women of America
the opportunity for considering the much mis
understood subject of birth-control.
The remarkable story of what the women of
Holland have done under the leadership of Dr.
Alctta Jacobs is graphically told by Eleanor
Kinsella McDonnell in Pictorial Review. Read
this amazing article in
Pictorial Review
Mid-Winter Number
"Merchandise of cMerit Only
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soups, for creaming vegetables,
for making any tempting dish
that calls for milk use Carna
tion. Remember this: if the
cook book says "milk" add an
equal part of water to the Car
nation which you use. If the
cook book says "cream" use
Carnation undiluted as in coffee
or on desserts. Buy it from your
grocer.
Made in Oregon
Write for Free Recipe Book, Carnation Milk Products Co.,
622 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland
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Milk
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Why not enjoy the. de
lightful pleasures of fine tea,
when they cost no more
than the very doubtful enjoy
ment of common tea ?
Schilling Tea is cheaper
inan common tea in two
frays:
1. Cheaper per cup.
2. You really get what
you pay, for: fine rich invig
orating tea-flavor.
There are four flavor of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. AH one quality. Ia
parchmyn -lined moisture-proof packages.
At grocers everywhere.
A Schilling & Co Satt Francisco
Freeman's Omly Store
The Quality Store
249 Yamhill St.
Where a dollar does its duty
Many customers are better than a few large profits. Don't pay the long price for
your groceries Freeman Cuts the Price '
Saturday and Monday Specials
Shortening
Crisco. 3 lbs. $1.05. lbs. f 2.10
9 lbs $3.10
Mazola and "Wesson Oil. pta. . .40
qta, 7St xh gal fl.50
Bal $2.85
Flour
Drifted Snow and White River,
. 49s $3.10
Rolled Oats. 10s 75
Farina, 10s t. .85
Pancake Flour. 10s SO
Graham. Corn Meal and Whole
Wheat Flour. 10s 65
Cream Rolled Oata, 3 lbs 25
Syrups
Karo, It., gal. $1.10. H-gal. 60
Karo. dk.. gal. $1.00. H-gal. 5
Tea Garden. qt SO
-craL 93. gal. ....... ..$1.75
Marshmallow, 2 lba......... ...30
6 Jbs. IQt W lbs...;.. ..11.35
Extra Specials
Llbby's Pineapple. No. 1 tall.. 25
S. P. Tomatoes, can 19
Standard,.. Tomatoes, 2 cans 25
Maine Corn, can 20
Select Sweet Peas, can 20
Eastern Corn and Peas, can ... 1 V
3 cans for f0
Booth's Sardines, can 19
American Sardines, 3 cans.... 25
Sunkist Raisins, 2 pkgs 35
Fancy Dried Peaches, lb 25
Black and White Figs, lb 20
Fancy Italian Prunes, lb 20
Canned Milk
Carnation and Borden's
Tall. case. $6.90
Dozen 1.75. can. 15
Small, case $6.75
Dozen 85, 2 cans 15
Coffee
Freeman's Best Blend, lb 45
Freeman's Special, 2 lbs 75
Royal Club, 1 lb .- 55
S lbs. $1.50. 5 lbs $2.45
Gbr. Ground Chocolate, 1 lb... 39
3 lba $1.13
Hershey's Cocoa, can 23
Instant Postum, large 45
Soaps
Crystal White, 10 bars 70
Bob White. 10 bars 65
White Wonder. Easy Day and
Van Houten's Bleaching, 10
bars 68
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for...., 25
Lux 10
Clackamas Creamery Butter,
l ib. 70c roll $1.38
Genuine Tillamok Cheese,
lb 40c
Mail orders filled at these prices if received by Wednesday. Freeman's only store
at 249 Yamhill st, bet. 2d and 3d. We have no connection with any other store in
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S.E. CORNER & YAMHILL
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CENTRAL
GROCERY
30c
$1.00
..65c
.65c
SNIDER'S CATSUP
1 bottle
Crisco
3 pounds ,
CASCADE SOAP
10 bar
CORN MEAL
10-lb. tack
BETZ, The Florist
CARNATIONS Cf
per dozen tDXaiyU
FRESIAS
per doaen
FERNS
In pott
PURE FRESH SWEET
MILK
On Sale EVERY DAY
12c Quart
Bring Your Bottle
HARLAN MARKET
30c
35c
32c
ARMOUR'S HAMS
half or whole.
LOIN PORK ROASTS
or CHOPS lb
LEGS PORK, Con, Fed
half or whole
$1.20
50c
CENTRAL COFFEE SHOP
LEAF LARD
pound ....
CAMPFIRE COFFEE Q-l Ar
50c lb. 3 lbs
The Best Coffe at Any Price
FIRST QUALITY TEA r A
green or black, lb OUC
FILBERTS J 35c
SOFT SHELL WAL.
NUTS lb
3 pounds ..........
VERMICELLI
pound
GROUND CHOCOLATE
per pound
28c
35 c
$1.00
10c
30c
PACIFIC MARKET
S. T. Corner Tarn bill and Foirtb Sew Ceatral Market Batldlaf
The Choicest Grades of Meat at Prices as Low as Too Expect to Fay for
the Cheapest Cots
SATURDAY SPECIALS
VEAl STEW or BOILING 1 C
BEEF special. Dtr lb IOC
PRIME RIB ROASTS,
boned, per lb
MOASl Of pork, per
poand
BEST STEER KOUXD ne
STEAK, poand 30c and WC
30c
28c
We now have a liberal sapply (
Swift's Premium Ham aad Bacoa.
GOOD TENDER STEAKS, Oft
per poand eUC
18c
PACIFIC BUTTER STORE SPECIALS
SHOULDER ROAST OF VEAL or
POT ROAST OF BEEF,
pound, only
Green Valley Cream
ery Butter, lb. I Oft
62, roll IiAU
Magnolia Creamery
Butter, lb. I 0(1
62, roll I
Gold Crest Ranch
FJrsrs, Btrjctly enr
frenh( doen OUU
Gold Crest Creamery
-Butter. CCr
pound OJw
Cheese.
. 35c
T'ull Cream
-price, per
pound
Peanut Butter, price
rpoLbda25:... 45c
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True Conservation r
The Babcock Gas Heater
Efficient Reliable Sanitary
The constant r'cWnt up
of the cooler air from the
floor and passing through
the tubes insures a posi
tive circulation and a
very high efficiency of
the heater.
Gas is one of the most
desirable heating me
. diunis when used in the
proper appliance reli
able, responsive, easy to
operate when burned in
a Babcock Sanitary Cat
Heater.
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GAS and
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
BARRETT'S
"An Eaay Place to Trade" 154 Fourth St., IieW Mormon
Groceries Saturday Special
Regular 40c Coffee. 3 lbs, $1.00
Black and Green Tea. lb. . .45c
All brands wrapped bread
l'i-lb. loaves 15c
1-lb. loaves 10c
2 loaves Tip-Top Bread. 17c
Cottage Cheese, lb 15c
Cheese Tillamook Best, Ib..40c
Cane and Maple Syrup, bot.25c
Pure Maple Su;ar, lb 65c
Mixed Candy, lb ..... .35c
4 bars Cascade Soap -25c
5 boxes Matches ........25c
3 pkgs. Macaroni 25c
Best Grade Compound '-
Small size 75c
Medium ...S1.45
Large $2.80
Holbrook's Worcestershire Sauce
Small bottle 25c
Extra large bottle g5c
Borden and Carnation Milk, per
can ..r..,15c
3 cans Peralta Squab .Tamales
at 25c
Spitzenturg Apples, box. $1.85
Sugar for all.
Cane. Cube and Powdered.
The Store That Makee Your $ Hare More Centa
ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOVEN
193-195 SECOND ST.. COR. TAYLOR s .
: Both Pkoneet Main 1282, 512-82
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