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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. P ORTLAND. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1920. f . ........ 1 - .-- - - . . . i.. . "-" PROSPECT FOR AIR PATROL HELD GOOD Eugene, May 21. -At the Thurs day luncheon of tho Chamber of Commerce honor gnetita were Colonel ,H. H. Arnold, commanding the west ern division of the air service; Dis trict Forester Cecil of Portland, State Forester Elliott of Salem. Col onel Chapman or foruana, connected With the forest service In the North west, and A. O. Jackson of the edu cational department of the forest service. '.r- Addresses were delivered Jn the Inter est of the proposed municipal flying field at Kugene, the establishment of federal air patrol for the protection of the forests, and the observance of "For est ITotectlon Week." The speakers rave , much encouragement ag 1 to the proepectB of securing an extension ; of the air patrol to Oregon. .j, r. Hill and W. U O'Nell. Portland aviators, arrived on the Eugene flying field about noon, having driven two Curtis planes from the metropolis in an hour and 45 minutes.- fighting a high wind all the way. They took part in the maneuvers of the flying circus of the day. '. . A 1 V The Tjane County Jersey Cattle club met Thursday with Professor , E. B. Fitts of the agricultural college, and Ira P. WJiltney, county : agricultural agent, as speakers. Plans were dis cussed for a summer picnic of dairy men and their, families, and a trip to the dairy center at Shedd. An exhibition will be arranged for the county fair and the club plans an educational booth at the state fair. Special attention was given to the work of the calf clubs in the county. Ex-Ambassador Is Murdered by Carranza Troops Mexico City. May L N. 8.) Am bassador Bonillas. former envoy to the United States and , candidate for the Mexican presidency, has been murdered ! by Carranzistas.. at Malplas, In Puebla, accVord'lng to an unconfirmed report, Bonillas. the report said, bad fled to the mountains in tEat state, where he was overtaken and slain by the former first chiefs j followers. The murder. Is reported as having taken place last night. . ' Carranza is now at Tetela De Ocampo. in the state of Pueblxi, advices reaching this city declared tdday. Only a handful of men. are with him. ' Ianeh orer IrtrMii "Primer for PoibI PrmidenU" in June SUNSET. Adv. Bank Employes Vote , And Go Out to Dance Employes j of the ; Northwestern No torial bank took advantage of their day off today on account of it being election day and enjoyed themselves in sports and dancing at Bonneville. Officers of the ; Bank club arranged for automo biles for transporting the party and for sport events'of the flay.: ( Obligations as voters was hot overlooked as an early ballot was cast before departure. General Strike in Francff Called Off Paris, May 21.- (IX. P.) The national council of the French General Federa tion of Labor has called off all strikes, it was announced .. officially this after noon; , i . Ttwt professor beat the business men to the buried treannre. Rd "Hi Professional Honor" in Jniw Sl'NSET. Adt. Information concern' ing fires taken from Fire Prevention, Manual issued by The Nat'l Board of Fire Underwriters.) Another home destroyed! More than 15,000 people lose their lives and hundreds of thousands of homes are damaged or destroyed by fire in the j United States every year, j. . One of the commonest causes is carelessness in j handling matches, according to the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Use a Franco Flashlight instead of matches or candles in search ing dark corners. ; Franco Flashlights equipped with Franco Batteries are safe, strong, powerful, wireless. V Cannot corrode or short circuit. Guaranteed to last Always dependable. mux :.itrr. 4 ffiSSffi&fl- L betoolate To Mi: lie Lovers: x f I X i o o f f i X 1 0- o i The "Knabe Ampico" . Unquestionably the greatest musical invention since the invention of the piano itself WILL BE HEARD BEGINNING SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK AT THE RIVOLI THEATRE .'.. -Accompanied by the Rivoli Concert Orchestra under the personal direction of MISCHA GUTERSON i f FEATURE PHOTOPLAY: The Sagebrusher," by Emerson , Hough Starts Saturday, May 22 (p. c "Merchandise of cJ Merit Only yvoua A s Burlingame Sports Hats Rare, Captivating - Tomorrow Comes the Second Day of This Great : Super-Sale of Outdoor Headwear , j -There are five hundred of the most charming Sports Hats we have ever seen with which to begin this'isale. ' I.I SAVING FULLY ONE-HALF OR MORE ON EVERY HAT INCLUDED Hats for Country club, for motoring, for golf, for tennis for every Summer, sport for every Summer occasion. Hats of soft sports silks . I Some plain draped with soft silk ' Hand-made creations of ribbon i Gorgeous yarn-embroidered Hats Imported Hats of natural fctraw All-georgette, embroidered i '- Many are handsomely embroidered See the remarkable; window. display i Third Floor, Upmia, Wolf & Co. , ? i i For Saturday Only Elxtra Specials ir CMdrens Footwear BAREFOOT SANDALS For Infant, Misses and Children I SPECIAL! VERY SPECIAf. INDEED ARE THESE SATURDAY OFFERINGS IN . .. f ' : . :vv ' Women's Fine Size 5 to 8 $1.75 Sire, B to" 11 $1.95 Sizes 1 1 & to 2 $2.70 )ur regular stock of. Smoked and Brown Elk Sandals made with extra plump uppers and good heavy soles. Above prices for Satur day only. .. j i Child's Brown Elk Oxfords Sims 8 to 11 . Sizes 11 fi to 2 75c $2.85 $3.25 Nothing better for play than these. sturdy Oxfords made with ood heavy chrome soles for long wear. Perfect fitting plain and drop stitch Stockings in black, : white and air street shades very fine mercerized thread, medium1 weight with rein forced toe and heel. i n 1 ir Hose Full fashioned, fce'rfect fit ting Stockings of jhire thread silk in black, with high spliced lisle heel and double garter proof; lisle top, splendid for' wear. ; Sizes t8 y td 10. -Onyx full fashioned Hose of heavy pure thread silk in black, with double lisle sole, toe and high spliced heel, extra wide gar ter proof tops, perfect fitting at every point. - Sizes 8 yi to 10. Boy Scout Shoes for Less Sizes 9 to 13 $2.95 Sixes 12 H to 2 $3.45 Sims 2H to 6 $3.95 The original Boy Scout Shoes, famed for comfort and wear. Made with good serviceable uppers and heavy : chrome or Neolin soles. Reinforced over toe. These prices for Saturday only. - ' . - Second Floor, Lipman, Wolf ok Co. ' Pure Thread Silk Stockings Sub-Standards of Fiier Grades These Hose are full-fashioned, medium andi heavy j silks with double lisle sole," toe and high spliced heel and extra wide garter-proof elastic tops. " Black and a few in white. Faultless In fit and very greatly underpriceq. Stroot Floor, Lipmsn, Wolf ic Co. v f EVERYTHING FOR CASH -EVERYTHING FOR LESS' Special ! Smart Sis Hopkins Dresses for Miss 6 to 14 $.79 Every Boy 's Suit iii O ur Basement Stocks Reduced to Worth MORE in Quality ' ! Worth MORE in StyU v Worth MORE in Wear : A WORTH-MORE Sale Dresses of white jean cloth, smartly designed, smartly finished with navy and white trimmings or black patent belts. Get yours while they are new and fresh. ECONOMY BASEMENT. Upmtn, Wolfo & Co. Japanese Crepe 59c Yard So good looking, so durable and washes so well, no won der this fabric is in such de mand for summer use- 30 inches wide. Supply your needs here' at a saving. Corded Madras Shirting, Yd. 65c Short lengths of 32-inch shirting for men and boys an exceptional opportunity to save on this high quality fabric. 32-Inch : Gingham! 50c Yard Bates' Dress Gingham. You know how good ; it . is and here are the most attract ive checks, plaids and stripes short lengths that's why you save perfect quality. 36-Inch . , Sateen, Yd.59c Highly mercerized sateen in a good line of colors; short lengths or it would cost you "a great deal more. : ' : j $9 .35 Many With Trio Pairs of 'Knickers. Sizes 6 to 17, A41 Colors, Including Blue Serge Fortunate aref the parents and the boys who realize that now is the time to select from our entire biff base ment stock of hgh grade Suits for. Boys at a BIG sav ing.! Hundreds qof Suits; all full cut, knickers full lined with taped searis. Come Saturday. ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upmtn, Wolfo & Co. The Unexpected! Girls' ilored Hats $1.59 Just the Hats that every girl wants -the straws, the shapes, the colors, the ribbon' stream ers all lovely price the low est yet, by far. ECONOMY BASEMENT, Lipman, Wolf & Co. toys! Union Suits : 50cj Athletic Union Suits of fine checked nainsookL buttoned down the front.) Full size bodies. Sizes 26 to 34, at this exceptionally fcw price. Buster Brown Stockings 59c Nothing better at any price for boys knockabout wear than these fast black, heavy weight cotton stockings with double or triple knee, double lo toe, and heel. Sizes 7 ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upmtn, Wolfo A Co. 10. ME II 81-INCH SHEETING Unbleached For Saturday Bleached 90c Yd. Only 95c Yd. . Heavy weight sheeting offered for Saturday only at this excep tionally low price. ! DIMITY BEDSPREADS The popular summer spreads of fine -crinkled dimity, light! and easy to launder. ' 62x90 laches 72x90 taekos 80x90 Inebos $2.80 $3.00 $3.25 ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upmw, Wolfo 4 Co. The Season's Choicest Hat Trimmings S5c Less Than Half Price Wreaths!of flowers, fruits and grasses in a. wealth of colors and "forms one of them with a new hat shape will give you a becoming hat with a style and quality equal to twice the cost. ECONOMY BASEMENT, Lipmaa, Wolfe & Co. Faultless" Brand Muslin Nightsliir i i Less Than Cost $ 1 U5 i of Material JI Full cut, carefully? made Nightshirts of soft; firm mus lin, fresh and plrfect, from our regular stock, all sizes. Limit of three fo a customer, none to dealers. . Summer Pajamas $1.49 Of excellent percales in hairline and bolder stripes on white grounds, cut rightiland made right, priced less than usual for this, quality. All sizes.i ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upnun, Wolfo & Co. ' O n i ii 1 1 ii iiiii i i ii ii 11 in ill i ovpcurxvtv rvZM CUK AVvUXovtcp ctwjMS"&Zt. f' " 1 " ' ' " !v"ra0x .. L : , , ' i'
