THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAN D, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1820.
ESCAPED CHINESE
PRISONER CAUGHT
BY LOCAL POLICE
Tv"ith hia .right', leg broken and
with serious Internal Injuries, Tom
Wing, escaped Chinese federal pris
oner, was captured In a Chinese re
sort early today by' Lieutenant Van
Overn .and ; Patrolman . Drapeau.
Wins? refused to discuss hi$ escape
.with emergency; hospital doctors
other than aying "Me fool."
, Police expected to have a faard time
finding WIur, as Chinese have been able
to conceal prisoners successfully in their
north- end houses. Wins Is being held
Incommunicado in the city Jail pending
the arrival of Federal Agent W. K. Kav-
anaugh from McNeil Island.; i A
t WlDg and , another prisoner, E. A,
Oardinen overpowered Karanaugh and
his aide Monday night on a Southern
Pacific train' and after handcuffing the
two officers together. Jumped from the
train.' .
Girls' Polytechnic
Exercises to Be
Conducted Friday
- Thirty-five girls will be graduated
from the Girls' Polytechnic school Fri
day night at the commencement exer
cises to be held in the Couch school au
ditorium, Twenty-first and GUsan
streets.. At the closer of the program a
reception, will be held in the gymnasium.
The program 1 as follows:
Processional ; "Fairyland Waltz" and
"The' Nights," by the school chorus,
Misa Minetta Magers director. Miss Ida
May Cook accompanist; address. Miss
Cornelia - Marvin ; solo, "Sing 1 Sing !
Birds on the Wing. Miss Nellia Bram
berg : "A Moonlight Boat Ride" (Verdi),
chorus; presentation of diplomas; song,
"Korget-Me-Not," graduating class) re
cessional. .
son. Park Rose t , Dr.: Harry Cliff and
Rufus IloJman. Portland ; Mrs. ' H. j V,
Adix, Dr. H. Hi Hughes and A. Myers,
Greshami Mrs. Ned Burkei Multnomah I
George Chamberlain, Corbett. ' :
The , association plans to provide
killed nursing for the sick, to teach
hygiene and sanitation and -to initiate
and support activities that may raise
the standard or neaitn.. jaus jane
Allen, state advisory nurse, expiainea
K, k nvuilution nravidei for com
munity groups, each, to i have a vice
chairman and a member on -each com
mittee, ' 5 fri ' ."':: 7Xi - .i - '-'i '1:
i Miss Ruth I B. Toung , was employed
iw nnnttii am hv the Oregon Tuber
culosis association to make a mirvey and
demonstrations in Mnltmmah. county.
In that time she has examined 1231 of
the 2000 school cniwren ; ssj mo oaa
teeth, 224 had diseased tonsils or ade-
tj- in . hail ' Hfwtlve vision and 93
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were otherwise below standard. A total
of 230 visits was made in Domes wnere
ther was tuberculosis, maternity cases
and need for various kinds of bedside
nursing, ' counsel , and advice, ,
American Legion v
To Put on Show.
At Baker Theatre
Vandevllle for- three nights under the
auspices of the American Legion, will
be staged at the Baker theatre Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June
17 to 20,! according to ..; announcement
mad Tuesday by William B. Follett,
.ln(. ,KinllT)r. ' ' f
v.t,nn. r the war who participated
i ... niHir shows In this country and
.k4 win h chief entertainers. The
-i tm ha known u "American XjG
gion Minstrels and Overseas Revue."
Scenery has been painiea. ana prepara
tions for the affair have been In the
making for several months.
Pav and :BilI Bryan, organ
isers, are ex-service men who have bad
much experience along soldier show lines.
Foy directing two companies mi euwr
In Wranrm. "Atta BoV Minstrels'
and "Put It There," both of which went
will remember, on
the heavy time circuit, including all the
big American depots irom tne tnree ma
jor base ports up through Paris and the
n s to th irmv of occupation. Foy
was In charge for over five months of
the soldier shows at the raiais ae uiace
In Paris. , i
Multnomah County
Health Association
4 Formally Launched
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The Multnomah Public Health asso
ciation came into being at a meeting
where 51 representatives from all seo
ition of the county gathered Tuesday
afternoon at the courthouse.
Mrs. George F. Honey of Gresham was
elected president, and other officers are :
Vice.president, Mrs. Janet Grant, Fair
view; secretary, Mrs. James Eikington,
, Gresham ; treasurer. Ralph Hoyt, Port
' land ; community vice presidents, Mrs.
i D. E. Towle, Gresham; Mrs. J. W. Ev
ans, Corbett ; Mrs. Charles Larson, Mult
nomah ; Miss A. G. Oatas, Park Rose i
Mrs. Jack Lannon, Latourelle; Mrs. J,
E. Ford, "Warrendale; Mrs. P. E. "White
side, .West Portland ; Mrs. R. E. Clan
ton, Bonneville: Mrs. Joyce, Bridal
Veil ; chairman executive committee, W.
C. Aiderson. Portland ; "William Godske-
Rate Difference in
For Hire and Taxis
To Inform Visitors
TCjwaiiiu nf nmtlainta now being re
ceived by the mayor that drivers ef for
hire cars are profiteering ana tne oeuei
that some will attempt to "gouge" vis
itors during the conventions, a sign is
to be erected at the union station in
forming . the public of the difference in
rates for taxicabs and for hire cars,
i we are not eolna to day the game
for either the taxis or the other fel
lows," said i the mayor, "out we warn
the visitors i to know ; tnere is a ainer
ence in rates."
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" : County Treasurer Advised
Coiom innA TntArput on countv de
niurfti chniiM lui rrivlltMl In the eeneral
fund and not to the newly created cur
rent expense fund, according to an opin
ion prepared by Attorney General Brown
for the guidance of the county treasurer
of Klamath county. .
Summer Vacation Tickets
. are now .on sale
TO .
Tillamook County Beaches ;
, Week End Fare 4.50 Season Fare 15.50 to
Garibaldi Beach Resorts.
Proportionate round trip fes to Neah-Kah-Nie,
Manzanita and Bay Ocean. , j
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Newport (OretCbn's old favorite V esort) j
sr'-'-f i On Yaquina Bay -Lar-e Natatorium-i-Araple Hotel ;
" .t accommodations and camping facilities.
Crater Lake copen July ist)
One of the natural wonders of the world.
n the heart of an extinct volcano, f
A Lake
Other Attractive. Outing Places
Detroit -
(Breitenbush Hot Springs Mt. Jefferson Country)
McCredie Hot Spring e ' "
Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Halls) -Shasta
Mountain Resorts ;
"Oregon Outdoors" 1 .
New Summer booklet contains general Information
on the different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excursion
fares; Hotel and Camp rates. . ! ,
V ' Inquire of local agent for further particulars. " . v
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT ' ' .
General Passenger Agent
A Real Shirt Sale
.$
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$
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1.35
2.15
2.95
3.65
4.35
5.85
6,75
7.95
$ 2.00 Shirts special sale .......
$ 2.50 and $3.00 Shirts special sale. . . .
$ 3.50 Fine Madras Shirts special sale. .
$ 4.00 Russian Cords special sale . . . . .
$ 5.00 Fiber Mixed special sale.v ......
$ 6.50 Fiber Mixed special sale. ......
$ 7.50 Silk Fiber special sale ... . . .
$10.50 Silk Shirts special sale. ...... . .
$14.50 Brocade Shirts special sale. ..... .$10.95
NECKWEAR GREATLY REDUCED j c
Robinson & Detlor Co.
ONE BUCK SHIRT HOUSE '
353 Washington St Majestic Theatre Bldg.
JUNE WHITE DAYS --E DISCOUNT SA
Extraordinary Savings on Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery, Underwear, Women's and Children's Apparel, Table Linens, Domestics, etc. Extra Value!
LES
dWK Coffee1 43c
' Fourth Floor
Na delivery of Coffee 'except with other pur
chases made in the Grocery Department, and
we reserve (he rijsht to limit quantity Oa
to a customer. ,OWK Coffee a poured rtOC
' " The Standard Store of the Northwest ,: '
Olds, -Weir tmfeai- Klin
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods i
OWK Teas 49c lb.
; Fourth Floors
49c
35c
-Un colored Japan, English Breakfast
6r Ceylon Teas our 60c grade pound
-Royal Baking Powder the regular
43c size -on sale special , at can only
hare in These Splendid Sairings for Thursday
$39.75 to $49,75 Silk Dresses
$33.89"-
Taffeta, Tricblette, Satin, Georgette - Crepe,
Etc. Season's Best Colors
Second Floor A selected group of Women's high-class Dresses
will be an important feature for Thursday in the June Sale of Wear
ing Apparel. Beautiful models in straight line, coat effects, blouse
and ruffled styles. Many are made up in combination of two or
more materials. ; Some,re silk or bead embroidered and quite a ,
few are trimmed with ruffles and pfaitings and have dainty white
collars, crusi girdles, long or short sleeves. Regular COO QQ
139.75 'to 49.7S Dresses. Priced special on sale at fDOOOU
Women's Leather Coats
At Sale Prices
Second Floor Beginning Thursday morning reduced prices wilt be
in force on practically entire stock of Women's and Misses' Leather
and Leatherette Coats. Short and medium length models with belts,
patch pockets, etc. A few have fur collars. Suede cloth or craven
ette line. Black, tan, brown and purple a showing for the fastidious.
-25.00
-128.50
-$35.00
-$45.00
-$46.75
-$49.75
-$55.00
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
special
special
special
special
special
special
special
18.75
21.37
126.25
33.75
J35.07
37.32
$41.25
-$59.75 Coats special $44.81
-$62.50 Coats special $46.88
-$69.75 Coats "special $52.13
-$75.0O Coats spe'eial $56.25
-$87.5o Coats special $69.50
-$95.00 Coats special $71.25
-It 10.00 Coats special $82.50.
Women's Sweaters
$16.95
Second Floor Women's Wool Sweaters at a very
special price for the June Sale. Ripple style with,
flare sleeves and tuxedo collar. : Also coat style
with tjixedo collar, narrow belt arid pockets. Tan,
brown, salmon, ; peacock," lavender,
gtay, green, navy, purple. Sale pricl
S16.95
Georgette Waists
Special $3.98
Second Floor Many Charming models' in this col
lection. Excellent- quality . Georgette Crepe and
Pongee, trimmed with embroidery, beading, braid
ing, tucks and rlaitsj Higli. round, square or V
necks. Flesh, ..white - and all wanted
colors. Priced special for the June Sale
$3.98
All Men's Suits Now Of f
Portland'sGreatestClothingSale
That men appreciate a real j saving Is
proven by the great numbers who are com
ing to this Sale of Clothing. Every "Suit in
the store is reduced 25 Blue ! Serges in
cluded. .Can you afford to lose this chance?
$25 Suite $18.75
$75 Suits $5fS.25
All Men'r $30.00 Suits h
the 'sale r priced special at only
All Men's' $35.00 Suits in
the sale priced special at only
All Mert's ; $5.00 Suits in
the sale priced special ' at : only
-All Men's $50.00 s Suits : in
the sale priced special at only
All Men's; $55.00 Suits in
the sale priced special at only
All Men's $65.00 Suits in
the sale priced special at only
All Men's $70.00 Suits in
the sale priced special at only
New Cotton'
6 Pairs $1
$22.50
$265
$33.75
$37.50
$41:25
'$48.75
$52.50
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iHose
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Main Floor Men's good quality Cotton Hose
with lisle finish. Shown in cordovan, tan
and black. Sizes 9 'A to loy2. Q- AA
Special at 19c pair 6 pairs for tOXeUU
Men's $t.25 Fancy Silk and Lisle .-Hose
in stripes and novelty patterns. Fine ffOn
for low shoes. Special at, a pair I Ov
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Men's Neckwear
-Special 95c
Main Floor 'Men's Four-in-Hand Ties in a
targe variety of . pretty - patterns stripes,
figures, brocades, ' jacquards,L etc. ; Regular
$ t. 5 o and $2.00 glides. " Priced QKa
very special for the; June Sale at 4JOk
JIHUl 1 1 V " I" !
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; i Men's Kerry Kut Athletic Union Suits at $1.59
Entire Stock of Refrig
2 Carloads on Sale
21 Sizes and Sfyles
Reduced
ncr nfl v
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Refrigerators
At $52.50
Third Floor Famous Knicker
bocker Refrigerator'. Solid Oak
Case. . Four doors. White Enam
eled Provision ! Chamber. Ice
capacity 200 pounds- flJPO Cfl
Priced very special at )OA0J
Priced very special
This Style
$34.95 '
Third i Floor Knicker
bocker Refrigerator as
illustrated to the right.
This is a very popular
number for the average
size home. Front icing' ;
door and white enam
eled lining. Ice capacity
75 pounds. Specially
priced for fl0 A QC
June Sale tBOUO
It's the most important Sale of Refrigerators Portland .has
seen in some years, and hundreds, are taking- advantage of
the special low prices now in force. Every Refrigerator
in Our stock is reduced so that you .may choose the style
and size that is best suited . to your individual requirement.
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Automatic; ahtf
Knickerbocker Refrigerators
. Are Ice Savers !
They are built with special care and the special wall con
struction assures perfect refrigeration at minimum of ice
consumption. ' v- ' , , , '
A -GOOD REFRIGERATOR Is an investment not a luxury.
It will not only protect the health of the family, but it will
save its cost in a comparatively short time. Try it and see.
Buy Your Refrigerator
Now and Save!
Refrigerators
At $44.50
Third Flfcor Knickerbocker Re
frigerator with Solid Oak Case and
white enameled provision chamber.
Front icing style. Ice capacity 100
pounds. Has 3 doors. -A good size
for average h o m e.
June i Sale soecial at V"UV
By placing your order now
you will get the benefit of the
entire season's use and be sure
of getting just the style and size
you desire. Over 20 sizes and
styles included In the June Sale.
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Refrigerators
Sold on the Easy
Pay Plan
2 Popular Sizes in Refrigerators
at $26.95 and $22.45
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Third Floor Owing to the fact that
these numbers are the best selling
sizes we" suggest placing orders as
early as-: possible they'll soon go. j
- Refrigerators
: at $26.95
Knickerbocker Refrigerator .with
white enamel provision chamber.
Top iccr. 60-pound (?0 QT
Ice capacity.- Special it$f?pO,
At $22.45.
Knickerbocker V Refrigerator
shown at right. White
provision chamber,
Top icer, 30-Ib. cap'ty.
a s
enameled
$22.45
H3
mm
Refrigerators
for Hotels
We carry a large and complete stock of
Refrigerators in the larger sizes, suitable
for hotels and restaurants. One of ' the
many styles is illustrated above.; Come in
and look over our stock whether you buy.
or not. It Is a pleasure to show you these.
Aide u
Housewares Store
3d Floor
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Flower Vases
arid - Bowls
Get
Third Floor Glass Vases, "15 inches high
a; supply of these l for the Rose Festival. OQ-
As illustrated. No j)hone i orders accepted. OOt y.
Sweet Pea Bowls as illustrated, 6-lnch fif
size. - No phone orders. Special price DvIC m.
.or m
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FLOWER HOLDERS of pottery. Yellow, light
green and dark gfren. - 21-lnch size. " Qn
Priced special for the June Sale at only AeC
--Crystal Flower Holders all sizes 25c-$ 1.25
Great variety of Pptteryr Vases, Flower Baskets.
Wedding Gifts of Sterling Silver
Choice $10
Third Floor There is a lasting
charm about Sterling Silver. What
could be more appropriate for-the
June 'bride?- Here is a choice
collection ; of suitable gift ' pieces
offered at a moderate price S10
Sandwich' Sugars, Creamers
Trays - ; Comports
Bon Bon Baskets Olive Dishes
Roll Trays Bon Bon Bowls
Cracker Dishes Candle Sticks
Service Pieces $5.00
Third Floor Tomato . Servers
Berry Spoons Cold Meat Forks"
Gravy Ladles Preserve Spoons
Butter Knives, tc.-M3hoice $5
$7S0 VyMtGanvas She ss
Special at: $4.95
Third Floor Women's Whjte Canvas Shoes In laced
pattern. Made with' i covered military heel and hand
turned soles. ' Very; cool and comfy for summer
wear. Regular - I&.0Q v grade. . Prid OA Qf?
very special for the . 2-Days Sale - at only OlelO
, White Sport Shoes
At $4.95
Main ; FIoor-White I Albo Cloth Sport
Shoes. Medium round toe last with ftp.
Low rubber heel .and Neolin soles. All
sizes. Widths AA to D. ' Reg- &A (jr
ular 7.50 grade special at lxJ
$7.50 White Boot
. At $4.95 :
Main Floor White Ostend Cloth Boots.
8yi inches high. Narrow tipless toe with
covered half Louis heels. All OA OK
sizes, AA to C. 7.50 grade 0JD
$6 Oxfords $4.95
Main Floor White Sea Island Duck Ox
fords. Neat pointed toe without tip.
Covered full Louis heels. White f OX
welting. 6.00 grade. Pair at t-eJJ
in
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