The Oregon daily journal., June 14, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 14. 1S20.
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bookiage arranges, rwreiga
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Ron of Herasaoa, sraad lodsa, PavUeeio. Sr-
Orsgoa Uat raU. Bateaa, aeptaber T
Pasifie Coast Gaa aaaoj kttloa. PsxfleacV
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America. Tha Dalles. December 1 to . .
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Portland and Vicinity Tonight aad Taeniae.
occasional raw i muinv wo.
Omoi and Washington Tonlgtit and Tn
47. oaathmal ram; maderete southerly winds.
HE1THER COHBITI03T8
. m.i. omnn Txvrmik: ft the eoaat of Sontb-
on California and from tbo Onlf eoaat to the
Upper Ohio valleju la that seeuoae we pres
sure iy law, the point of fataat dapraarioB
being apnamtlr on tha North arn British Uo
Inmbia eoaat.- Praeipitatioa haa oet-urrad along
V,. m a. B. KVaiwriaM tr TrianCU U-
ks. aztenata autward into Montana. Rain
ia raportad aiao from tha Soatham Hockj MaaQ
tia lm . iw from a hlt raachina from Min-
naoU - to w Toxk and tha Diatriet of Oo
It.mho. . TIm . tommittiiw ia halov normal alone
and ncaz tha Mexican, boundary, and ia ahor
BArmAI ln othar aacriona.
Baiatl humidity at Portland Woon yaatar-
ay. Tl par ont: :o p. av yaauraay. i a
par east; 60 a. m. today. 1 par cent.
PracjpitatioB ainc January 1 Total,
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Swedish Professor to Leetsra Profes
sor August Stromstedt, president of the
Methodist Theological seminary at Upp
sala, Sweden, will lecture at the 8wedish
'Methodist Episcopal church. Beech and
Borthwick streets. Tuesday at 8 p. - m.
Kia subject will be 'Present Religious
CondiUons in Sweden." - tr. Stroma ted t
I a delegate from Sweden to the recently
t adjourned general conference of
Methodist church. The local church cele
fcratod the seventy-fifth anniversary of
Swedish Methodismat the regrular serv-
rce Sunday night, the Rev. Abel Eklund
"pastor, giving a review of the history
;Uae Swedish church. , ..
''" Talk oa Port Develop mnt "Port
De -
velopmenf will be. the subject of an ad
dress which will be delivered to members
of thb Foreign Commerce club this even'
teg by W. E. Mahoney. The regular meet
inf of the club will be held in the main
dining room of the chamber and will
gin at 6 :30 - o'clock. Membera of
tians-Pacific Rate conference will be
present'-at the meeting and will . have
something to say to members. W.
Sexton w01 bo chairman of the meeting,
Teacher to Get Lower Bates Teach
are who go to Pendleton for the summer
Snappy
action,
men!
npODAY ordera
I suitatTovs 1
will be ready
. tor you to put on
tor
trie Dig. timer
.. Fabrics galore
cutters and tailors
ready for more !
DON'T PA Y JOY--now
Spend, your money in sell
ing Portland to your visit
iors! . :;. . - v
104 Fourth Street
Bet. Washingt6n and Stark
extension eourM of tha ytato normal
chool will b antertalnrd In Round TJp
citr trl- Stops bava baen tajcen by a
local commitUa to se that their lmng
expenses will not b Usher than the $8
per week chartred at Monmouth. Bnslness
men of Pendleton ana others hare been
requested to throw open their home to
the teachers and to make no charge lor
rooms. - t ' ;:J:. . ,V
Ato Leare BU CUiM Hotel for
Scappoose 6 :30 a. m. ; St- -Helena. Astoria
and Seaside. 10 a. rcu, 1 :20 p. m. ; Scap.
pooee and St, Helens. 4 p. m. ; extra eat
and Sun. to Scappooae and St, Helens.
11 :15 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood
River 9 :4S a. m.. :45 p. m. ; Bridal VeU
and Multnomah Falls, 10 a. m, 4 p. m. ;
extra Sat, and Suit, 11 :15 p. m. to Bridal
VeU. For InformaUon call Marsball 4U1.
Fiakersiaa Is Fined F. M. Crlaael,
proprietor of tha Acme restaurant, 91
North Sixth street, was arrested Friday
by Ed Clark, deputy tram warden, lor
aelling; trout and erapplea. He was fined
125. according; to a report filed at the
headquarters of that state fish and granae
comisslon. Crlaael had tha flash labeled
I sea fish,' '''' ' V
emntr $ekool at Corranis Prepara
tions are being; completed for the opening;
of the Oregon Arrlcultural colleco .sum
mer school at Corvallis, June Zl. The
largest enrollment In the history of the
school Is expected. Dean M. E. smith
of the college service departments is to
be director with a staff of approximately
0 Instructors. . .
Thirteen i TJalaeky For Toay Tony
Covich. who runs a "soft drink" estab
lishment at 60 North Third street, has
decided that II Is not his lucky number.
He was arrested June It for having IS
pints of moonshine in his possession. He
being; held at the city Jail, charg-ed
with violation of the prohibition ordi
nance. -' i ' t . .
Fseel Had Mea 'Wise Joe Pued.
274 East Market street, was .arrested
Saturday afternoon en a chaxre of vio
lating- the prohibition ordinance. He
was found selling- wine. Fifty gallons
of wine and 100 gallons of mash -were
seised. He is being" bold for the govern
ment authorities. t
Deaalrf Hand , Xslared J. Beasler.
115 Union avenue north, 'crushed bis
hand while . unloading; a ear near the
Union depot - Saturday afternoon. At
ou Vincents nospitai. where he was
taken, the physician said the third and
fourth fingers would have to be . am
putated. . '?)....
Athletfe Iastnetor Hart Charles
Scallon,' 60S Madison street. athleUc In
structor In tha north park block, fell
from the apparatus at 6:S0 Saturday
evening. Injuring his back. He was
taken to St. Vincents hospital, where It
was said nis injury- is not serious.
Forest Patrol Beady Jsse St. The air
plane forest fife patrol will be ready to
operate In Oregon by Juno 25. according
to a letter received by State Forester El
liott from the commander of the air serv
ice for the western division of the United
States army. -
Hanson to Speak Tonight E. W. Mun-
son, national lecturer for the Theosopbl-
cal society, will speak this evening at
801 central building. Tenth and Alder
streets, on the subject, "Do the Dead
Return!" t ' .
ForUaiid.irewberg Basses' leave Fourth
and Alder dally. 1 :J0. 9 40. 11 a. m and
1. z :u, 4 :15. 6 :io, 6 -.30 p. m. : Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phpne Main
s 14. AO v. ;
HaltnoBah Falls axad Betan.
Take bus end of Rose City car line.
Eighty-second street, 9 a. m. and 2 :30
p. m. daily. Phone Wood lawn 1950.
Adv. 1
Shrfsers to Bee Indian Show Twentv.
rive Indians with war paint, blankets
and tepees are to bo brousrht from Pen
dleton to Portland during Shrine week to
SIX
This car must be sold at once. Wo
have had it too long now. The price
Is, well, all we can get main object
is to move it..
lots xooxi. nr goot shape
COVEY MOTOR
Ca4RCO.
Wsshlngtoa 8C at Slit. Mala 6244.
the
$35 to
of
be -
the
. For
svlaaiaB--
- All to Go at One Price
Come early this lot can't last long. Make your
selection while' choice is largest. All sizes in the
lot, "but not all siies in every model. r
iucas lur uigu
i-
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Morrison at Fourth
people an Indian village which wot rival ;
the Round up feature. Olen Buahea, who
will be In charge of the Indiana, says
they will travel in a special coach. Their;
tepees will be set up'ln the Park blocks. ,
Staplctoa to Address1 Clsb Judge
George B. Stapleton of the Mystic Shrine
will talk to the Rotary club at trie wen
son hotel Tuesday noon, on the follow
ing subject : "Our .visitors are on their
way; big things will be doing soon ; are
we prepared to receive them? H. J.
Elliot of Toronto, Canada, will be a
speaker. '
VTedsegday LaaeheoMS Postponed
Tho Trails club has postponed Its
Wednesday luncheon until June 30 and
during Shrine weak. the membera will
bring their lunches from home, so that
the convention visitors may find suffi
cient dining room capacity.; ;
Oeealt Seleaee teetmre Tealght E-W.
Munson will deliver the first of a series
of three lectures tonight at o'clock.
Subject, "Do the Dead Return 7 Theo
sophical hall, 201 Central building, cor
ner Tenth and Alder. All welcome. Iso
charge. Contribution, optional. Adv.
Woald Tea Xike ;to Jota a Cas of
high school and college gJrls to pick
strawberries near Mount" Hood? A three
weeks outing with competent chaperons.
Phone SellVKOod 8126. Adv.
-' Steamer Iralda for St, Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2 :86 p. nv, foot of
Alder street. Sunday, St. Helena only.
X :0 p. m Adv.
McCarsrar. Bates las LiveTy Fire, life,
casualty and automobile Insurance. Teon
building. Telephone Mala its. Adv.
Dr. E. C Bossmaa. specialising in arti
ficial teeth. 207 Journal bldg.-Adv,
2Tew Cadlllae Sab or baa for sale. E. 4943.
Cafeteria Catholic Women's league.
287 Washington. Adv. -
8. at H. Green Stamps for cash. Hoi-
man Fuel Co.. Main 352, E60-2L Adv.
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Here Are Some Extraordinary Values That
Represent a Savings ta You of 20 to 50
Only 100
$55 All Wool; Suits
Men and Young Men
All-wool cheviots, cassimeres and flannels. Grays, browns and
blues in plain colors and fancy mixtures.
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The very newest styles. Patch, slash and flap pockets. Single
and double breasted. With or without belt. Snappy models for
young men. Quieter models for conservative tastes. The latest
scuooi stuaenis.
We have filled two of our Morrison street
windows with them so that you can judge
for yourself what splendid values they are.
Exclusive Kuppenheimer House in
Preliminary Survey
For ; BiiU Eun Line
Begins Wednesday
Preliminary surveys for the third pipe
line to be constructed by tha city from
the Bull Run water reserve to Mount
Tabor will begin next- Wednesday, ac
cording to City Commissioner J. M.
Mann. vTbe field work will 1 to charge
of Sidney Benedict,' an engineer of the
water bureau, but the project will be
superintended by Ben Morrow, assistant
chief engineer of the bureau. Tea men
will work under Benedict.
The surveys win be started from the
beadworks, and win come down the
north side of Bun Run canyon. Tne two
pipe lines now In service come down the
south side of the Canyon. The field
works Is expected to last three months,
the notes will .be compiled next winter,
and actual construction may begin early
In 1921. . . f -:-:vwv-;:
Commissioner Mann purchased a 1-ton
truck Friday to be --sod in the survey.
It win be fitted with seats and will be
used to transport the men from Port,
land to their work.
Shirking Laborer
And Profiteer Are
1 Blamed for Gosts
. The high cost of living problem baa
been brought upon the nation today J by
the laborer j who shirks hi duty and
by the manufacturer who extorts ex
orbitant profits, according to Miss Mary
A. Stewart of Washington," D. C who
'spoke Saturday night in Library hall
TEDS clearest, gweetcst tpark
ring spring water that ever
gladdened a carrrper'a throat
goes into Clkajuot Qnb Ginger
Ale, Highly carbonated, and
dehciouary blended with real
Jamaica ginger, the pore juice
of lemon i and' lime, and dean
cane sugar.
In carxip or non'ie kutp a esse
on hand and a few bottle -cal ice.
Then youH be sure of a zestful,
bubbling, gingery drinlc to serve ;
on every thirsty occasion. -
Buy; it by the case from
your grocer or druggist, and
pass it around to the whole
family every day. .-,
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S. & H. Stamps Given
4f7- aCM
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before the Housewives council. Miss
Stewart came to Portland as an official
representative of tho government. Her
subject was A Plea for the American
Home," . ' : ' . .- ;., -. - -:t-
The thrift movement haa been started
by the department of Justice, she said,
to Insure greater stability to tha home.
The meeting was fcopducted under tho
direction of United States Attorney Les
ter W. Humphreys. Mrs. J. C Othus,
president : of . tha Housewives council,
presided. - -,x
Principals
Of K. of 0. to Meet
Principals of the free evening schools
for' former service men maintained
by - the Knights of Columbus com
mittee on ewar activities throughout
tho entire United States are to meet
In Chicago for a conference - June
26, 1 according to advice which has
been received, here by J. P. . O'Hara
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$9.40
Complete) with SWa
All the above prices include glassware. Many other kinds of fatiirc priced at near
cost. . i . - ' ' -
Wirine Material Bashlights, Irons, Percolators, Toasters, Heating Pads, Im
mersion Heaters Electric Stoves, in fact anything in stock goes at reduced prices.
Three Days Ordy Starting Tuecday, June 15tli
; . - StoresOpen8 A. M-Come Early
cJo FLo
309 Glisan St West
principal of the Portland Casey" school
at 299 Grand avenue north, from J. J.
Gorman. Northwest supervisor. v " '
Stolen Machine Is
? Keportecl Recovered
Word received by Lieutenant Thatcher
of the auto theft department of the
Portland police bureau is that a Buick
touring car, stolen in Portland on May
16 from E. W. Jackson, 812 Kearney
street, has been recovered and la being
held In JLshlandV The car was found
by -j". W. Hatcher, chief of the Ashland
police, through a bulletin of the Auto
mobile club of Southern California, -
" Hot Iskke Arrivals
Hot Lake. June 14. Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanatorium - Friday were : Mrs,
TJnai -Thornton, Durkees Miss Ines Far
ris. Duncan ; George B. Cross, Astoria ;
George D. HUya'rd. Telocaset.
T
,THE t TALKING MACHINE
THAT YOU WILL BUY
SOONER OR LATER IF YOU
CONSIDER. BOTH QUALITY
AND PRICE WE HAVE VIG
TROLAS FROM $25 to $1500
AND SELL THEM ON CON
VENIENT PAYMENT TERMS
Be sure it is a VICTOR Victrola
Sixth and Morrison Streets
' Portland
(Opposite Postoffice)
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Electrical.
ale!
Big Reduction
on
in Our Store
Deautiful Stand
1 Lamps.... $8.00 to $18.65
Indirect lighting Bowls, Col
ored and Plain, $8-$ 18.50
3-Light Double Deck Fix
tures, five different de
irns, . . . i$8.10 to $11.50
3-Light Showers $7 to $10.50
2-Light Showers $5 . to $7.50
2-Light Double Deck Fix
i ture. vr. . ,$6.0O to $8.00
1-Light Chain Fixture . $2-$3
DavMciriL
Ele
Sids
Arrivals Thursday '-ware Mrs. R. C
LangrelL Baker ; j 'Mrs. F, : 8. Batt.
Pendleton; S. D, Keltner. Katerprise; C.
J. Seaer, Pendleton v Clyde Pratt,
Clarkston, Waah. ; iMrs. Fred Jensen, La
Grande ; Mrs. Charles park. Baker ;
Mrs. A. Smith, Esdicott. . Wash. ; Mr.
and Mrs. Georsre h 'J'ork. Walla Walla ;
Frank Jonas, Waitsburg, Wash-i Mr.
and Mrs. Goes.' St.-John, Wash.; J. L.
and J. C. Breeding,- Madras; Eugersj
Dole. St. John. Waah. , .
Stolen Automobile
r Eecoveted Quickly
- At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon an auto
mobile belonging to Fred M. Colip was-4
stolen from the front of his residence
at 421 Morrison street Two hours later
E. D.' Townsen,- Collp's brother-in-law,
living In Hlllsboro; was summoned to
assist In pulling it; but of a mud : hole.
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Between 5th and Gth Sb.
He recognised the machine as be!orT
Ing to Colip, but the thief made hU t -cape
before an arrest could be ma.'. .
The man's identity is caid to .be kr.ow a
by the police. ;
CalUornh Inprccsicna
: No. i
How superlatively beau
tiful is my Oregon in its
hew spring dress! So er
1 chanting that one is com-
Ehttely fascinated and , too
usy to read anything en
route save he book of na
ture as it unfolds its pages.
And what at contrast
the next day through the
dusty, dry and hot Sacra
mento valley, with here
and " there a dilapidated
eucalyptus tree trying to
shade a " sun-baked little
home. t
Yet California is the
mecca of tourists and Ore
gon barely known 1
Why?
Is it not for the sarrre
reason that the wonderful "
system of heating by gas
(saving labor; dust and
ashes) was almost jsd
known to us Portlanders,
whUe old-ash lotted meth
ods remained popular?
- Yes, indeed ! A good
thing; a thing with raerrt,
needs btrt to be m a d e
known to make it pop-alar.
Let's advertise the match
less beauty of our Oregon
and ' make it as popular
with the tourist as the
Gas co Ftrrnace has becccis
with the Portlaader,
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Crtms
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St.K bald Crown
U-JL bald Bridge
xtraeua'
Ton can hr a CRrrnisrxCcrn cf
your teeth free of any ckante or ci
tation by calling: at our olflce.
231H Uoirlsoay Corner &ccr.i
Lntira Corner.
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The aaOseptlc Fewder ta Sate tate Taer L,ms.
And eprinile la the rv-,t-Eath.
It takes tha etir p
oot of Corns, Iuniona,
Blisters and Callouses
and gives rest and com
fort to hot, tired, eraart
lcg, swolten fwt.
More than l3.r:c
rounis of l'owd?r frr
the l eet were twd by
our Array and Navy
Caring the war. -
Allen's IVjoU
i Tate, the "j-jw-
r dcr for the f t,
takes the friction from the ehoe, frff h
ens the feet and makes walking a do-
Urht.
Nothing relieves tbe peln of tlpht or
new shoes so quickly or thoroughly.
Trr it todav. fcold everywhere.
TRUSS TGHTUaZ
aaa h attntaated br anng tba llol -r,- F
fcopDort. Wi sre free triU to pro' ti a
eau.
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