THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY,- MAY 26, 1920.
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TOWN TOPICS
national ' cTOTenUoo, Chicago,
Travelers to an potnta of the TJntted States e
brand than Id take idnnUn of experienced in
farmafJoa and aervice oMcred through Th Ora
In Journal Travel Bureau, in personal (him ot
Doiwr B. Smith. Railroad ticketa and ateanwbip
bookinc arranged. ForaiCB exchange leaned.
Information glvca retarding paaaporte,
..... . COMINOJ EVENTS
Buyera" week, Ansnet to H.
American Society of Civil Ensineara cooven
tion. aucus lo to 12.
Imperial Council. atretic Shrine, Jnne 23-24.
iJemncratia naUoml contention. Saa i'ranciaco.
June 28.
. llepublicaa
Jane 8.
Rebekah itate tiMmt)), Baker, Va 2(1-28. -L
O. O. F. grand lodge. Baker, Max 2S-2S.
i State fraaae. Bend, June 1.
Hlale itedicaj aaaociaUbO, Portland, J one a.
4 and B.
tirerid Army atata eneaarpnent, Astoria. June.
State Optical eociety. rortJand, Jane.
U. ('... T .rarwt enuiudl. Portland. June.
Order tealern Star, grand chupUr,. Portland.
jane S.
National Travelers Protective aanditioci.
PnHlatuI Jiim 1i t. IA
Kiwanii Clube of America, Portland, Jnne
19 U IV.
A. V. A- M. grand lode. Portland. Jane 16.
Indian War veterans, Portland. June 80,
. Urecon Pioneer aaaoeiation. Portland. Jul 1.
American Legion convention. Astoria, July
0-31.
v WaabJngtoo- State Fair. Yakima, September
- PiKUeton Round Ud September 2S-2S.
Oregon State Fair, Salem, September 27 to
Pacific Coast Gas aaaoeiation, Portland, Sep
tember. Hntu ef Hermann, grand lodge, Portland, Sep
tember 21.
Uregon-Idabo Farmers' Educational Union of
America, The Dalies. Icember 2 to 4.
i . . . . a .-.! n .1
. vrnrgun ouufr ana luim auaaera. xruruaau,
December 17.
8tLe Teachers' association. Portland, Decem
ber 29-31.
TODAY'S FORECASTS
i Portland and riointty: Tonight fair and
srarmor: Thursday probably ahowers; southwest
erly wtuda,
Oregon; Tonight fair and warmer; . Thurs
day fair except probably ahowers northwest por
tion : gentle southwesterly wind.
Washington: Tonic ht and Tbnrada nrobablv
eliowers; cooler Thursday; moderate aoutherlyH
WIDOJ. .
I WEATHER CONDITIONS
The preatrars is moderately low off the British
Columbia coast, in Manitoba and the South
A tiertie and tut gulf statee; high pressure pre
vails over the remainder of the country, the
highest readings 'being over the northern Rocky
mountain and north Atlantic states. Precipita
tion has been light and at scattered stations
over the Northwestern states and along the At
lantic cnaaf The weather ii much cooler in
the upper. Missouri valley and Central Plains
eta tee, and somewhat warmer in Eastern Wash.
tnaton and few Kngland. - Killing frost ia re
ported from Baker, Or., bear? froet from Poca
telio, Idaho, and light frost from Boise, Idaho,
and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yes
terday, 60 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday 40 per
Cent: 5 a, m. today, 88 per cent.
Precipitation since January 1: Total. 14.47
inches; normal, 22. 52 inches: deficiency, 8.0,5
inches. " EDWARD I WELLS.
OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS
Baker, Or. ............
Boise. Idaho .........
Boston. Mass .........
Buffalo. N. T ....i
Calgary, Alberta . ..
l.bicago, I1L ........
Denver, Colo. .......
Ilea Moines, Iowa . . . .
Fresno. CaL ........
Calreaton.' Texas ....
Helena. Mont. . . . . . .
Honolulu. T. H."
xiuron, iso. Has. ....
'Juneau. Alaska . . . . .
Kansas. City. Mo. . ..
Lewiston. Idaho .... .
Dos Angeles. CaL ........... 74
Marahfield, Or. .........N.. "88
Medford. Or. , . 74
.Memphis, Tenn. ........... 80
iiirxirna. I tan ............ .1 74
New Orleans. La. .......... 90
jvew jrorfc. nr. x.. ......... I T.
Mn. Alaska ........... 1 88
jvortn Head,. Wash .1 6:
North Platte. Neb. .........i 82
Oklahpma City. Okla. ...... 88
rnoerux. Ana. ............ IIOO
fttUburg. Pa ..............1.7:
PocateUo, Idaho , ..." . , . . . ,, 64
Portland. Or. , j 3
1 iinr, nuwri, o. j. ...... , nil
Koaeburg. Or. .............. 74
Sacramento, -Cai ......) 82
St. Ixiuis, Mo. ........... ,1 .78
Mt. raui. sunn. ...... ..... 84
v.v Msmwtjr v iij, I'llil a.....l
- Simw Ik.MA 'ml I ,
. ..... ..., Tin
eian Kranrisco, CaL ....... -.1 70
Seattle. Wash. . , 58
Sheridan, Wyo. ............. 1 , 74
Sit ka. AU.-ka . . I " 62
Spokane. Wash. .......... j 68
lacoma, au. 80
Tanana, Alaska . , ........163
Tonoivah." Nevada .......... 84
vames. Alaska ............ I 68
am-ouver. B. C ......... 80
Walia WaUa. Wash. . ... ... .. 84
W ahjneton, It, c.- .........
HilUston. No. Dak. ....... .j 82
winnemurra. Nevada 84
Takima, Wash. ........... I 70
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i THRIFT
end
WAS SAVINGS STAMPS
on Sale at
Business Office. The Journal
Child Emi Into Anto The small son
of Mrs. O. Anderson. 574 East Davis
street, ran into a machine driven by
" Percy O. Allen, 1019 Oregon street, Tues
day afternoon. Allen was driving: his
car east 00 Btirnside. Just as he started
to turn south, the child toddled out from
the-curb. Allen brought his rnaojiine to
a dead stop, but the younpster continued
a-nd hit the car on one of the fenders.
The force of the collision -.knocked the
T0uns;ster down, but "he was not injured.
, Identified by Finger Prist William
Whitney, charred with burglary of the
residence of James Manary. 1512 Yam
hill street, April 12, was arrested Tues
day in the Park block by Lieutenant of
Inspectors Maloney. Whitney was defi
nitely identified. Lieutenant Maloney
said, aa the one who robbed the Manary
place by Inspector Hunter. The finger
prints taken after Whitney's arrest are
said to correspond exactly to those
found on the- window of the robbed
home.
Anto Owners Fined George H. Brick
ell and Ralph StaVk, both owners of an
automobile, were fined $1 each Tues
day in municipal court when they
pleaded guilty to a charge of violating
the state motor vehicle law. The two
purchased a second hand car and
neglected to have the license trans
ferred. If Ton Contemplate having new teeth
fitted see pr. EN C. Rossman, the plate
specialist, and learn of the many ad
vantages possessed by a scientifically
fitted denture. 307 Journal Bldg.-r-Adv.
Shoe Heaters Elect Officers The an
nual meeting of the Oregon" Retail Shoe
Dealers" association was held Monday
at the Benson hotel and elected the fol
lowing officers: W. K. Mclllheny,
president; H. Brock, first vice presi
dent : F. Braselton. second vice presi-
CALCULATOR
THE ADDING MACHINE OP SATISFACTION
S-YEAR GUARANTEE
$15.00
Calculator Company
IS OORSETT SLDO.
MARSHALL 687
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dent;, J. G.t Caldwell, secretary-treasurer;
Will A. Knight, John Zingleman.
J. Bj Littler of Salem, T. D. -Gordon
of Marshfield, and Charles Brown of
Astoria, directors. Following the con
vention members of the organization
snd their . families participated in a
dance. . . , .
Admits He Stole Letters Pleading
STiilty to a charge of stealing letters
from I apartment house mail boxes.
Charles Geis of Portland was sentenced
to 12 months in jail by Judge Bean in
the federal court Monday. Gels' at
torney asked that the young man, who
had been discharged from the army be
cause tf illness, be' sent to a hospital
because of his mental condition, but
Judge Bean declared there was no rea
son for Such action on his part.
Anlos Leave St. Charles Hotel for St
Helens and way points at 6 :30 a. m., 10
a. m. and 4p.ni Columbia highway to
Bridal Veil and way points at 10 a. m.
and 4 p. m- j Special Saturday and Sun
day runs leaving St Helens and Bridal
Veil at 6 p. rn. and St. Charles hotel at
11 mm. For information call Marshall
4381 or Main 930. Adv.
Pyorrhea Can Be Cored Come and
let me help you maintain your health,
and be convinced. I am riot paid for
giving pain and depression. I ask only
a small fee because I give in my treat
ment ' comfort, pleasure, service and
freedom. . Dr. C Smith Long, dentist,
J10 Bush & Lane building. Adv.
"Women's Auxiliary to Meet Company
E auxiliary of the One Hundred Sixty
second infantry, will hold 'an all-day
meeting with Mrs. B. T. Soden, 619 East
Tenth street north on Thursday. Take
Irvington car to Stanton street, go five
blocks west.;
Portland-JTewberg Bosses leave Fourth
and Alder daily, 8:30. 9:30, 11 a. m.,
and 1, 2:30, ! 4:15. 6:30. :30 p. m. ; Sat
urday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone
Main 3314. Adv. ,
Leetnrs on Pilgrims Dr. TV. If Mc-
Elveen will give the second lecture in
the course of the "Pilgrims, Who They
Were and What They Did." in the par
lors of the First Congregational church
Thursday evening. These lectures aim
to commemorate the three hundredth
anniversary of the landing of the Pil
grims at Plymouth. The Congregational
preacher is tracing ' their " Journey
through England to Holland, and from
Holland to America. i ? '-
Smokers' Vire "Warning Efforts are
being made by the forest service through
negotiations with the leading tobacco
companies to nave printed slogans call
ing attention to the danger of smoking
in the forests and the necessary pre
cautions, for insertion in each can of
tobacco manufactured. The Canadian
forestry department has put over a sim
ilar feat f ; j ,. f
Inquires Abont Oresron Fishing Ore
gon commercial fishing is attracting
much attention from citisens i outside
the suite, one of the most recent appli
cants for Information being J. W, Asher
of Reno, Nevada, according to a state
ment made by Carl D. Shoemaker, sec
retary of trfe commercial fish commis
sion. Asher Is contemplating coming
to Oregon to engage in cannery opera
tions on some of the coast , streams.
Oregon Game Cods Model Copies of
the Oregon fish and game code as a
model to be used by game commissions
of other states have been requested by
John E. Raker, congressman from the
Second district of California, in a com
munication j received by Carl D. Shoe
maker secretary ot the sta.ts fish, com
mission, r
Invited to Swimming Fool Members
of the Community Service girls' swim
ming class are welcome today at the Y.
W. C. A. swimming pool between the
hours of 4 and 8 o'clock, f Miss Lillian
Hanson Is the instructor. At :45 in the
gymnasium Mrs. Elnora Fleck will in
struct her class in folk and esthetic
dancing. ; j .
Forester to Sail for Hawaii Charles
J. KraebeU forest examiner who has been
stationed at Wind River experiment sta
tion for several weeks, arrived at the
Portland office of the forest service
Tuesday to spend a few days prior to
sailing for Hawaii, where he has been
transferred.
Seven Denied Citizenship Vernon W.
Tomlinson, head of the United States
naturalization service,, is back from St
Helens where he . admitted five appli
cants to citizenship, one of them a dis
charged' soldier. To seven applicants
Tomlinson denied papers . because of
their lack of Information as to funda-
Another Sale of
4- !
Again this week we offer coats at a price that is
bound to please the most economical woman in
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roruaiiu.
Beautiful coats of Polo cloth,,
camel's hair, silvertone and
velpur) that have formerly
sold a s high as $49.50, will be
sold this week only for -
They Are Exceptional
I Values
SKIRTS
A .large assortment of Skirts, made
from j taffeta and other popular mate
rials; Just the thing for pic- &ji Qff
nics and other sport wear i7D
Cor.
W. Park
and
Alder
9
rW
Peoples
Theatre
Building
Popular With Young Men
Bradford Clothes5
A BRADFORD suit has a
swing and a dash that
carry the .day! Young men
like to wear such, whether
for sport, for business or
for their hours of social di
version .
The, reason is: Bradford style
'; and Bradford quality "stay
put"! And Bradford price is the
right price !
$25 to $50
285 Washington' Street
Between Eourth and Fifth
YOUNG'S DAIRY LUNCH
429 Stark, Bet. 11th and 12th
Excellent Pastry Baked by a "Woman
Ton Cast Beat Her
SPECIAL CHICKEJf STEW .
Every Sunday
CHOICE BOASTS -SPECIAL
STEAKS
A Plaee Ton Will Enjoy '
The Rainier Hotel
i In the heart or PorUand ; has the
best of accommodations to offer to
the traveler who is looking for a
medium-priced HOTEL either tran
sient or permanent. - Located one
block from the main postoffice. Car
service to all parts of the cfty un
excelled.' Also convenient to alt
lepots. :
128 Korth Sixth Street Bdwy. Hit
v - -
mental phases of the United States pov
ernment' These mvm mn win rr.
mitted to file a new peUUonf later, on.
nearins-s on naturalization applications
in roruana win resume next "week.
Bsaarfan Cafeteria, 107 Sijcth street,
upstairs. Pleasant and attractive dining
rooms, courteous service, no profiteering:.
To serve you Is to our mutual advan
tage. "We have a very low rent and our
patrons are receiving the benefit In
lower than prevailing prices. Under the
management of George H. Watson, 15
years a caterer in this city. Adv. -
Milk and Best Cnrs for Ithe tired,
worn out, run .down individual who has
lost his bearings in the wear and tear
of life. The Moore Sanitarium, East
47s- Office. 908 SIHnr hnllilli.r -Ualn
610L Adv. - f
Steamer 1 raid a for St Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2:30 p. mi., foot of
Alder street. Sunday. St. Helens only.
1:30 p. m. Adv. j
Free Danes by Liberty assembly of
United Artisans, East Side V. O.-.W.
hall, Wednesday, May 28. Anna Bennett,
secretary, 318 Board of Tradej--Adv.
Farmers Our members sive $25,000
annually. Farmers Mutual Fire Relief
ass'n, 409 Stk. Exch. bids. M. 5006. Adv.
8aoe Dealers Elert Oregon retail shoe
dealers elected officers at the annual
meeting of 'their association Tuesday at
the Bennon hotel. The meeting was fol
lowed by a dance for the enjoyment
of employes of the local stores. The new
officers are: W. E. Mcllheny, president;
H. Brock, first vice president ; F. Brasel
ton. second vice president: J. O. Cald
well, secretary treasurer. ' Directors are
John Zingelman, J. B. Littler of Salem,
T. D. Gordon of Marshfield and Charles
V. Brown of Astoria. W. A. Knight, re
tiring president, , remains as chairman
of the board. ; . ; i. ; V .
Betreat Meetings Planned The Daugh
ters of Isabella will hold a retreat at the
cathedral May 31, June 1 and 2, at 7:45
p. m., at which time addresses will be
given by Father Richard S. Cartwright,
a Paulist priest of Chicago. These meet
ings are open to ail non-Catholic women
as well as -"Catholic women.
Vacant Building Damaged Fire in an
unoccupied building at Twenty-fifth and
York streets, early this morning caased
about 3250 damages. -- Patrolman Law
rence discovered the fire. Fire Marshal
Orenfell believes men sleeping in the
building set it on fire accidentally.
Herbert Greenland, tailor, 204-6 Mor
gan bldg., dress suits a specialty. Adv.
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our thanks to our
many friends for the - sympathy and
kindness shown us during our recent be
reavement. Mrs. H. Hansen and Family.
W wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends' during the illness
and death of our beloved" wife and
mother and also for the beautiful floral
offerings. E. Bartr'am, Mrs. W. R. Cor
relL John Bart ram. E. W. Stltsinger.
KODAK 0WNETR5!!
XJy r Prints
iK cost
4m irtH rta mo rg.
Mon th-E nd Cle aranc e Sale
-Saturday
Thursday - Friday
atAUlef
The mightiest sale we have held in all our thirty years is now in full
swing. For weeks we have been planning an event that would be
worthy of )ur month-end sale.
Now we are reaoly with values that will be talked about one -end of
Greater Portland to the other. Values that would have been nothing
.short of sensational even in the days .before the war.
Glance over the lists that we publish below come see our window
displays tocjiay---and above all come looking for the very wonderful
offerings this month-end sale brings you.
Trimmed Hats
Two Prices
Hats that are hats Beautiful
hand-made hats that are more
charming and distinctive' than
any $20 hats you could find are
in this assortment. . For that
reason we have taken many of
our $30 hats " and re-marked
them $8. Go for this month-end
sale. '' ' ' :,vv . " ' - :"":
$3
$g65
These trimmed hats!
are the most mar-l
velous you or we
have ever seen at
this price because,
they are worth from
$7.50 to $12.50.
Stun
$ y) 65
ning Banded Sai lors
for Sport Wear g
Two Prices
5
Many of . these hats
were marked $7.50, but
to i do something real
we have re-marked
them for the month
end sale $2.65.
Smartest styles are these $5.85
sailors for sport wear the nar
row straight brim, the .droop,
the' bell crown and the' large
sailor are all marked $5.85. You
know' they are reduced from $10
to $12.50.
Children's Hats
$85
Misses' and
$7.50
; Patent .
Milans
Smart hats for misses and children cannot be found any
where at less than $7.50 for these fine Patent Milans in
all styles and colors month-end sale price $3.85.
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Buy Your Furs Now
This Month -End Sale
Saves You 25 to 35
40 Animal Scarfs to $100
Foxes in black, brown and taupe ,
Wolves in black, brown and taupe
Lynx in black, brown, taupe and natural
25 Capes to $100 Sale $QQ50
tkksg11 Skunk and Price vQO
15 French Coney Coats
to $125 Sale Price. . . .
$g21
' 20 Stoles to $100 Sale
Fitch. Mink, Mole, Seal PrirP
and Skunk r: 1 ICC-
25 odd Fur Collar
Pieces . . ....... .... .
$g250
$795
Special Discount On All Fur Pieces and Coats
Colored Silk Umbrellas included in our month-end Sale
....... . jz jjfTZiwejr stA.
jo umoreuas, formerly siu.uo 5aie price... 57.95
50 Umbrellas, formerly $Z.S0 Sale price ........... $8.95 "
50 Umbrellas, formerly JilS.oo to 16.50 Sale price $10.00
AH these specials have tips, ferrules and bandies of bakelite.
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New Columbia Records for
June Now on Sale
Our record service approximates perfection many well
ventilated hearing roxrnis invite a leisurely selection. A
"hurry" counter permits instant service. "
j BAKCE RECORDS
Hold Me Medley Fox Trot.. ........Art Hickman's Orchestra
Dance It Again tVith Me--One-Step. Art Hickman's Orchestra
Suwanee Medley One-Step ;
Mystery Medley Fox Trot. .'. .......... .The Happy fcix
Oriental Stats One-Step.. ...Prince's Dance Orchestra
Bound in Morocco Fox. Trot........... :...Prince'n Dance Orchestra
Rose of Washington Square Medley Fox Trot.. Kentucky Serenadera
When My Baby Smiles at Me Fox Trot.. Ted ii. wis Jz Band.
Delilah Medley jWalU. .". .Columbia Orchestra
In Shadowland fWaltz. . ....... Prince'n Orchestra
Who Wants a Baby Medley Fox Trot.. Columbia Saxophone Sextette
The Crocodile Fox Trot ........ . . .... Columbia Saxophone Sextette
Left All Alone Again Blues Fox Trot. ..Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra
Alexandria Medley Fox- Trot.... ........ Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra
! :- POPULAR SOXGft
That WonderfuljKid from Madrid......... Al Jolson
I'll See You in C-U-B-A... t. Jack Kaufman
Lazy Mlselssippiv, .Campbell and Burr
Rose of Virg-inia..;.. Henry Kurr
' Who'll Take the; Place of Mary?.... ..Peerless Quartet
Mother's Hands j ... .... a. Lewis James
Hiawatha's -Mediev, of Love. .Lewts James
Underneath the Southern Skies. . .Charles Harrison and Lewis James
Jean .......... , . . . 4..... Perries Quartet
What a Day That'll Be. . . ...... . . Frank Crumlt
... INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS 7
Dardanellar-ViqTin Solo. .Sascha Jaoobscn
If You Could Care--Waltz (From As You "We re) . . . .Sascha Jacobsen
Molly on the Shore Piano Solo. ..Perry Grainger
Brahms Valse in A Flat Juba Dance Piano Solo. . ..Percy rjrainger
Mile. Modiste Medley Overture. Philharmonic Orchestra of New York
.Mikado Medley Overture ....Philharmonic Orchestra of New York
Boston Commanaery March........ ............ .......Columbia Band
Colonel Bogey March. : .Ccmbla Band
Swallow Tall and Greenfields of America.......... Patrick J. Scanlon
Liverpool and O'Neil'n Favorite Accordlan. . . . . . .Patrluk J. Scanlon
Hawaiian Smiles Hawaiian Guitar Duet. .... .Ferera and Franohlrd
Jn the Heart of Hawaii Hawaiian Guitar Duet. , .Louise and Ferera
Smokey Mokes -..-.... 4 .Prince's Orchestra
. .- Prince's Orchestra
Happy Days in Dixie. . .S .
Dinorah Ombra Leggiera
VOCAL RECORDS
CShadow Song).
Baby Mine
Mammy's Songj ;'. .:. . . .............
The Want of You ,
I Know a LoveUr Garden.
Oh Relgri, MasS(k Jesus. Reign...
Most Done Traveling.. ...........
Bmmet's Cuckoo Song....
Emmet's Lullaby .................
Abe. Kanibble Dictates a Letter...
-Maria
Karrientos
..Lucy Gates
Lucy Gates
..Iouis Grsveure
...... . ..... . ..... Lou Is Graveure
. .Fiske University Jubilee Singers
..FlskeT University Jubilee Singers
.....Frank Kamplain. yodier
.....I."... Frank Kamplain, yodier
. ..Ilarry Hershfleld, recitation
Abe Kabibble at tlje Ball Game. ........ .Henry Hershfleld. recitation
NOVELTY RECORD
Khaki Boys Marchfbrll boIo)..... British Orchestra afcomnanlment
'.Columbia Mexican lini
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A business man who has Jnst eoirn t Oregon f
make his home favti "Only In fs -
tlons could buslnsss b dsv sloped to the prn -ent
stags and still havn so marry of the pof
slblllVlsa untouched. r Impression ef Ore--gon
in first, that yon havn wonderful country i
second, that you have dons aondsrful things -with
It; and third, that you can 4s still ore
wonderful things."
Oregon has ds rapid strides In th past few
yssrs and the possibilities for ths future are
sljBost limitless. But It "behooves every loy
1 eltltsn- to get behind Oregon Industries and
S00ST.
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