The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 01, 1920, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texti. 6 - r THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTLANP, THURSDAY, APRIL t. 1920.. 13 TOWN TOPICS Travtleri to in polnta ot tha CnUtd flutes or abrnad thoatd Uk advantaia of tzprine4 -. formatjoa and arvV offered tkrengh Tba Ot rm Jeonul Tnid Bnrraa. In paraooai ehata , potaay U, amitk. Bail road rtakata and atcaaablp . Booking itnit4 Foreicn uchanc taaoad. 4-Inform tioa 1n rcsardlDS psaaporta. i" r r OOMIRa (VISITS Y ,1 State Bandar rVrnool UKcUtlnn, May to . Kortbwt brasglat. -aaaoctatioa. May. ; Rtata Uranc eonvanttos. Hand. J ana 1, KiwanJa club, BaUooal eoDvaotioo. Portland, k'I an a to 1 ' :. i Eajtarn Star eonvnitlnri, Portland. Job . i , " National Trawler Protect! ajaociaOpa. -Portland,. Jona 14 to 19. rand Jodaa . of iMaaona, Jane it. Ivapacial Shrine contention, J ana 22 to 24. , . Ittw raatltal, ana J4-2. Grand nn tut encampment. Astoria. June. 1B20. . j - American Lak convention. Aatoria. Jul - SO-sU - Mepoblican national convention. Chicago, Jan. a - iMaaacratie national convention, San Fran , elaeo, June 28. 0: TODAY'S FQBECASTB J'.- Portland and TirfnitJ: Toniaht and Friday ecaaional rain: wwterlv windn. uregon: lonignt ann r naav occasional raw '5 West portion, rain or enow eaat - iiortion ; frath h. Taeateclr wind. i. Waahineton? Tunlglit and Friday fair vret - K" portion, probably rain or mow eaxt portion; con- tinned cold witii fneiing temperature east por : tion tonUtlit; moderate vrtnds. mostly northerly. WEATHER CONDITIONS :T? . Moderately high preaaure prevails on the At- lantlc eoaxt. In .'allfornla. Nevada, and Southern Utah, and in Northern Alberta and 8akatche- 4 - wan. In -other prH of the i-otintry the pres sure la low. the prmoijial deprnuiona being cen tral in AiiKKOttn ana waauington. rreripnanoo officers ttlimi. .tin fiver a hrrmn area reai'-hiim from oloradu eastward to Tennessee. The followin I lee, recording heavy prwtpitation i reporUnl; -Memphis, Ten- Petch. corresponding secretary, is felling in parte of Oregon. Washington. Idaho. 1 Blrjcl Rider Injnred Page Ollbert N'evada and Nebraska. The weather is muci I son of Wells ' Gilbert, was slightly ln rolder in WlutUrn Canada and over parts of ,ured Wednesday afternoon when an .lope, and U much loilder in western Oregon, autornobile driven by a gas company and in the tower take region and lower Mis- I employe collided with htm on the Pa iMippi valley. The terapereature is generally I cfic highway, near Riverwood. Gll- of miacerianeouB property . alleged to have been tolen from the home ol K. W. Mayer, Douglaa apartments, 425 West Park street, March 26. Running down the street Tuesday afternoon with a suit case, Abel was arrested by Lieu tenant Maloney and held at first (or investigation. When his room was searched the police found a quantity of alleged loot valued at 1500, according to Delch. ' MlUer Speaks to Bealty Board "Pos sibilties of Oregon In the Light of Amer ican History," is the subject chosen by Milton A, Miller, internal revenue col lector, for an address before the fort-1 land Realty board at the weekly lunch eon Friday noon in the tyrolean room of the Benson hotel. Miller has been a resident of Oregon for over 50 years and is considered an authority on Amer ican political and economic history. His talk will be followed by an open dis cussion. Give ATldresa"liB Central!' Trial The Centralia Trial and the Dally Press" is the subject of an address to be given Friday night by John Nicholas Beffel at Machinists" hall. 126V4 Fourth street. The meeting is under union aus pices. Beffel was a staff correspondent for the New York Call, socialist paper, during the Centralia trial. At one time, it is said, he was managing editor of the Toledo, Ohio, Blade. Teachers' Association Elect Officers Mrs Jennie Richardson was reelected president of the Grade Teachers' asso ciation at the annual election Wednes day. Miss Julia Spooner was only 10 ' votfs behind In the final results. Other elected were: Miss J-mma Sturchler, treasurer; Miss Grace Tows- secretary : Mibs Helen his ninth claim by the forest- service, amounting to 2100.0L Gordon's disabil ity claims have amounted to $33.34 a month over since the accident, In addi tion to his medical services; Gordon suffered a fracture of both bones In bis right leg. Piaster Boars, beaver board, Cornell board for walls and celling;". Tlmma Cress Co.. 1S4 Second at- Adv. "ttllk'Csre" at the Moore Sanitarium. Adv. Centralia Chapter Of White Shrine Installs Officers Mrs. Whltmarsh. Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Tay lor, Maud Graham, Mrs. Schufert and Dagmar Hamilton; hotner or Da.De, Mrs. Litch, Centralia, Wash.. April 1. The stage was set Wednesday night for the cere monlal of Judea White Shrine in this city Saturday evening, when 200 can didates will be initiated Into the new chamter here. Seventy-five candidates were obligated. Officers installed were: Irene De Silva, worthy high prltestess; J. A. Eaton, watchman of the shep herds ; Hattie E. Garllchs, noble proph etess ; Naomi Ward, worthy scribe ; Emily Nelson. worthy treasurer; Blanche L. Fowler, worthy chaplain ; Florence L. Eaton, worthy shepherdess ; Clara B. Johnston, worthy guide ; Mabel Richardson. worthy herald ; Dave Alexander, James ' Taylor and A. F. Cormier, wise men ; Lola Wil liams, Celena Kramer and Beatrice Scott, handmaidens ; I. T. De Silva, king ; Jessie Alexander, queen ; Bes sie Davis, organist ; Gertrude Chapin, guardian ; Walter A. Litch. guard ; courtiers to the king. Davis, Pugh. Mc Lean, Rhodes. Copping, A. Graham, Fowler and Hamilton; maidens, Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Churchill, Viola Graham, Power Company Is Restrained From Stopping Service Centralia, Wash., April L A perma nent restraining order which will stand until the case is finally decided in the courts was granted Ty Superior Judge W. A. Reynolds against the North Coast Power company, enjoining that company from shutting off Centralia's supply of electricity. The court ruled that in the event the court decides in favor of the company demand can be made and payment re ceived from the city for the amount withheld as penalties. To the ranchers the snowfall is most welcome as the soil needed additional moisture. . Charles Ames, resident of Washing ton since 1877, died Wednesday, aged 65 years. Since 1888 he had resided on tire same place at Oakville. League to Consolidate Spokane, Wash.. April 1. Plans to consolidate the Consumers' league, a co operative buying organization having a membership of more than 1000 women, and the Purchasers' league, a similar or ganization, which opened a store today, were formulated at a meeting of officers of the two organizations. Snowfall Is Welcome White Salmon. April 1. Between three and four inches of snow fell here. The hills about White Salmon and along the Columbia on the Oregon side are white. hunch. . That Satisfies the Inner Man 60c from 12 to 2 Really, here is z lunch to which you can invite a friend who, after it is over, will account you a discriminating host. Only a step from the street, yet remote from its noise; a clean-tiled, roomy dining place. Oregon Grill Broadway at Stark Our Store Opens at 9 A.M.f miiniiniiifflnnniiiiniiiffliiinmiiinmiiHinininnnniii Jimiiiiiiiinimi uu 11 111 1 11 111 1 in u 1 mi ui II 'The Store ; That I, 11 Our Store Closes 5:30 P.M Afents for! the Butterick Pat terns Mid delineator all style and sites now showing. i Tinder sells 'Because 1 It Sells for Cash" I flllSniUWIIIHIIIUSMII I'l Mall Orders receive our Prompt and Careful Attention the Sam Day as Received. mm- This Will Be Bargain . -3 : t x I -t - 5 . r-.-3 Our 1012th Friday 3 below normal in the West and above normal in . , Miir hnmA from school on a I IFCl l v a uiese - w ... .f:. Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yeater-1 bicycle. He was sitting on the handle kr. day. (tS per cent; S p. in. yenterday. 6tt per J bars. His companion was uninjured. cent: ti a. ra. today. 87 per cent. Precipitation afnee January 1: Total. R.!)q inches; norma, 17.53 inrhes: deficiency. 8.57 Inches. t:iVAKI L. WKLLS. OHSERVATIONH V;;j . Temp. ? -'o-fi STATIONS Jj a 5; sf j a nti , Baker, Or . . i I 30 24 .01 Billion. Mont, j 88 20 Koiae, Idaho..! H 26 0 - f Boston, Mass. '! 58 38 0 Buffalo, S. T.. no 52 0 t .--., Chirsoo, 111 - 72 54 .01 ; . Iienver. Colo lO 18 .20 -'. j' Ies Moines. Iowa 7B 52 1.14 ; I" Kdmonton. Alberta 12 - O Ui Eureka, Cat 40 42 .08 V Fresno, Cal 68 40 0 1 . ialveaton. Texas 72 H8 0 it -Havre. Mont. .: 20 12 0 i Helena. Mont 28 IS 0 - Honolulu. T. H. 78 .... O i ;"! Kanaaa Oily, Mo 74 04 .18 .-'I Levriaton. Idaho 34 0 - I-os Anteles. Cal 2 4 8 0 - i Mershfield, Or 40 38 .58 -: Medford. Or. 44 .. .01 , K- Memphis, Tenn BO 54 3.64 , V Missoura, Mont 36 24 0 ' ' Modena. Utah 50 1 0 i, New Orleans, La 82 70 0 ;j New York, N. Y 70 42 0 k . Nome. Alaska- -4 O j North Head, Wash 40 38 .20 ; North PUtte. Neb 72 28 .01 :,l L Oklahoma-City. Okls 78 52 .08 j rhoenU-Ari 74 52 0 Pittsburg,-Pa. 72 50 0 i i Pocatello. Idaho 30 20 0 4 Portland. Or 48 37 .22 .1 prince Hupert. B. C 38 28 .50 ft'-. Boteburt. Or 44 40 .10 Sacramento, 'al 58 40 0 '? 8t. Paul. Minn 74 3 8 0 Salt Iake City, Utah 3 22 .14 r. San llego. Cal 52 50 0 ! San Vrancisco. Cal 50 40 0 '.-' Beattle. waahr 40 32 .14 "i ; -Sheridan. V7s 32 18 0 i ' SiUa, Alaska 84 0 i Spokane. Wash 40 26 .06 Taeoma, Waah 44 3 4 .28 Tonopah. Nevada 40 22 0 Valdei. Alaska IS O i Vancouver. B. C 44 32 0 Walla Walla. Waah 40 34 .01 fc Washinaton, I). J 74 62 0 WI " WilUaton, N. U 42 10 .00 9 Wimiemucca. Nev. 38 24 0 iv-' Takima.Wash. 48 28 .16 t "v , fX?toniioo report of preceding day. ' r 1 THltlr'l and WAK SAVI.NtJS STAMPS on Sale at Ru'inea Offire, The Journal Charged With House Robbery Charge of larceny from a dwelling was placed against Clarence Abel by Deputy Dis trict Attorney Richard Delch Wednesday following the discovery In Abel's room SldOB Found on Beggar When, Ed- i ward Smythe. 58, was searched Wednes- day night after his arrest by Patrolmen Slmpkins and FOrkan on complaint that j he was going from house to house beg- j gtng. over S1000 was found on his per- j son. Smythe was sent to the county jail j to be examined as to his mental condi- j tlon. J Successful Pyorrhea treatment re quires a dentist specially instructed and skilled In this line of work, special In struments and thorough instruction for the patient in care of the mouth. These requirements are met in our office. Trs. Hartley. Kiesendahl & Marshall. 307 Journal building. Adv. George LatlmVeto TalkAt the regu lar meeting of theBahai assembly Fri day evening in room 516 Bush & Lane building, George O. Latimer, who re cently returned from a visit to Abdul Baha, will tell of his experiences and observations abroad. ' Good Friday Music The choir of Westminster Presbyterian church, East Seventeenth and Schuyler, will give a musical program, featuring the Pas sion, Friday, 7 :45 p. m. Pr. E. H. Pence will give a short talk. Every body welcome. Adv. " April Fool Dance Auto mechanic' annual ball at new Broadway hall, Broadway and Salmon, April 1. Public Invited. Good time assured. Adv. Steamer I raid a for St. Helens and Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street. Sunday. St Helens only, 1 :30 p. m. Adv. City Solicitors Wanted for fire Insur ance, automobile, bonds and casualty. SeeU y & Co., 817 Board of Trade build ing. Adv. Sc Per Day to read all the newest fic tion as published. Join Gill's fiction cir culating library, 3d and Alder streets. Adv. Receives Disability Payment For in jurs' to his right leg last June while in the employ of the forest service as lab oratory worker at tfte .Wind River ex periment station, Hfj. Gordon of Qull cene. Wash., has just been forwarded k U v.. J CL aV " -s -jr. A m i 1 A FLORENCE MACBETH PRIMA DONNA 80PRANO CHICAGO GRAND OPERA CO. WITH Wht Apollo Club y AUDITORIUM. TONIGHT Prices; $2.00, $1 .80, S1.00, 7Se, SOo. EAT SALE AT SHERMAN CLAY. . AFTER 7 P. M., AUDITORIUM. EASTER PRESS UP CLEAN UP Suits pressed, 45c Suits French Dry or Steam Cleaned, $1.25. Women's Plain Tai lored Suits, French Dr yCleaned, $1.50 One Half What Oth ers charge Bring 'em to Joy! THREE PLACES 104 Fourth St. Bet. Washing-ton and Stars 151 Grand Ave. Rear Eaat Morrison 1043 Belmont St. Near East 86th over a million SPECIAL SAVINGS On DRUGS and TOILET ARTICLES Friday and Saturday HELDFOND DRUG CO.morS7 satnsd $1.00 Genuine QQ Tanlac. ..... OI7 50cPepsodent QQaf Tooth Paste. .OiC i $1.00 Squibbs rTQ Paraf fine Oil. I UK, Se Gillette Blades 50c Gem Blades SOe Durham Blades. 39c 50c Horlick Malted Mi 39c 50c Melba Face Powder 39c LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY Blue Jay Corn Plasters 19 Vt lb. Boric Acid 19 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur for the hair 69 $1.10 3 S. S. S. for the blood.. 89- $1.00 Danderine 89 35c Sloan's Liniment. 29 Mulso Cocoanut Oil Sham poo 39t 30c Bromo-Quinine 19 50c Lysol 39 1 2 doz. "Bayer's" Aspirin. .. .29 jffc Mentholatum 39 50c Cuticura Salve 39 75c Genuine Haarlem OH Capsules 49a Dewitt's Kidney Pills 49 60c Musterole 49 $1.00 Nuxated Iron 89t "Fletcher's" Castoria 29e California Syrup of Figs... 49 $1.00 Merck's Sugar Milk... 59 $1.00 Zemo for Eczema 79 $1.25 3 grain Cadomene Tablets Beecham's Pills $1.20 Lydla Plnkham's etable Compound 89 19 Veg- v98 The Very Best Guaranteed RUBBER GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES in the City Regular $2 Hot Water Bottle Made in on piece. No seams. 2-quart sise. Special at Sanitary Douche Lars; scored bulb, adjustable shield, hard rub ber bent pipe, throws whirling spray. R e liable and safe. Regu lar $3.00 quality. Special, $1 .49 Reg. $2.00 Fountain Syringe 2-quart size, full length tube, 3 hard rubber at tachments. Special at 98c 1 I & 11 i i We'vejgot some good things in store for you and want you to come and share in the bargains! we've arranged. Read every item carefully and when you see these values, you will understand" why hundreds of women all over Portland and throughout this vicinity proclaims "You'll Do Better at. Roberts BrosJ' An Unsurpassed Showing of Handsome Silk Dresses In Taffeta Georgette Crepe de Chine A Special Pre-Easter C9ft QP Underpricing Friday at. ....... DQtJtJ iJThis is one of the largest and most varied assortments of Women's and Young Ladies' handsome Silk Dresses to be found in the city. There aren't so many of any one style, but there are many different models to select from and it is surprising how delightfully charming they can be at such. a low price IJ They are shown in fine Taffetas, Georgettes and Crepe de Chine In tn interesting variety of staple and the newer spring shades trimmings ar of good taste and workmanship perfect. Models especially becoming to the, Miss and the Young Woman ail sizes. Underpriced for CJOQ QC BARGAIN FRIDAY at VSOe7S Plaid and Stripe Dress Skirts In Fashionable Pleated Models A -f '7 O "I They come in attractive brown and blue plaid wv and stripe novelties and in sizes 24 to 30, Great Pre-Easter's Underpriced Sale of Women's Fashionable Pumps and Oxfords at $4.85 Not for years have we been able to place before our patrons such wonderful values in up-to-the-minute footwear as this sale offers. t From a prominent manufacturer we secured more than 2000 pairs of women's fashionable Pumps and Oxfords at a price, concession that brings to you an out of the ordinary saving; You'll get more than your money's worth at this sale. Don't miss it. - j. I! ci J Included are all desirable styles in the most fashionable leathers black, brown and patent straight lace Oxfords, regu lation Pumps, and the popular Mary Janes all width's and sizes in the assortment but not all sizes in each style. Select your Easter foot wear irfom these wonderful values at $4.85 rc3 HI Two Underpriced Specials in I Children's and Misses' Mary Jane Pumps H i In Gunmetal and Patent Leathers jj Sizes &2 to 11 Sizes nV to 2 2 95 H 1 Men's Oxfords in This Sale at $8.65 H ; - Nut Brown and Toney Red 1 H J The extremely popular "Brogue" models and regulation cut Oxfords in nutbrown and toncy red all sizes under valued in this sale at $8.65 E2 g3 -MASON AND HAMJN PIANOS m EI BiMISl 9 -ST Here Is tie lewcsl Brmswlcl to the medium priced models. It is a beauti ful example of coastractfoi of teigi less Like all Brmswicfa, it has those exclusive featmres which make it the ome'raiversal phonograph aid permits, without change mothiig to pit oa or take off the perfect playing of the records of all makers aid all artistSo We irge yon to see and hear it If not send this ad. aid get catalogues and terms. Small payments Name , ; Address MORRISON ST.' AT BROADWAY SlejBAUenS VaX- -MASON AM) rUMJN PIANOS -KZ I ; More Than 600 Pieces of g Lifetime m and Gloria IN A GREAT SALE F RID A Y A f Of 6 Qt. Vegetable Cooker rv Of 6 and 8 Cup Percolators O .J7 Of 4 Qt. Covered Sauce Pans 1 For Choice Aluminum Ware Of 4 Qt. Lip Sauce Pans Of 6 Qt. Preserving Kettles Of Round Roasters and Double Boilers 5 Evefy piece of standard quality and brand new just received from the factory and un derpriced as an advertising feature to introduce this new department the high quality of this Aluminum Ware, like the opportunity to save, is sure to attract thrifty housekeepers in great numbers. Be sure that you profit accordingly. No phone orders. Pre-Easter Sale of Women's Vests j At l2 Regular Prices q What could be more timely or important than this special Pre-Easter Haif-Price Sale of Women's Vests? j q Included are all fashionable styles in Satins, Georgette Crepes, Pique. Gabardines, Col ored f Poplins, Tvovelty Silks, etc. White and all colors, and all on sale at HALF-PRICE. Our Store ! ' Nkw 'Opens j 3e at 9 a. m. Phenomenal Values at This Pre-Easter Sale of Silk Stepins and Envelope Chemise 40 Styles to Select From $4.59, $4.98, $5.39, $5.98 to S6.69 B u 3DO YOU KNOW!! that we are offering you ACTUALLY GIVING YOU sensational price reduc tions on strictly first quality Society Satin and' over weight Wash Satin Trousseau Crepe 4-thread lustre and dull finish Crepe Stepin. and Envelope Chemise? Yes, and you have more than 40 different .styles to select from, including the latest and most popular novel ties. See our display in Third Street window and aisle table. You'll not find any such values elsewhere at any where near the above prices. wmmwmmmmuimiwmtmmmmim Store Closes at 5:30 p. m. Saturdays aa bbT f"TfcaT aT r 4. folks do at 6 p. m. The Most tn ValueThe Best in Quality L !!!li!u!!!!!!!i!!!!!!I!!l!Fi!!iill!II!!IH iiiiimiii .( r f "