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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1920)
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1S20. BALT10RE TED UP IN RAIL STRIKE , Baltimore, Juno 21. L N. B.) Baltimore today la In ' the grip . of the new unauthorized strike of rail road workers which had lta Incep tion In ; Philadelphia last Saturday. FYelgrht movement on the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsylvania railroad were practically at a standstill today. As far as could be learned the Western Maryland railroad has not been affect ed. . - ,w ,; - v f A drastic embargo on , freight ship ments of every description has been de clared on the B. O. lines east of Cumberland. ; An embargo on all kinds of Incoming and outgoing freight ship ments except' food for human consump tion and coal for public utilities and hospitals has been declared on the Pennsylvania lines. . , BROTHERHOODS MAY ASK WlliSOW TO SPEED DECISION Washington, June 21. (U. : P. Rail road brothedhood heads may appeal to President Wilson i to hasten decision of the railroad labor board on wage cases now before it. W. N. "Doak, vice presi dent ef the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, said today, . '- Doak 'blamed the delay of the board In heading down its decision for the un authorised walkout of railroad men in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Doak conferred last night with the "representatives of the Baltimore strik ers and declared that "he is hopeful that the men there will return to work today. Wilmington, Del.. June 21. (X. N. a) The strike of the railroad yardmen -spread to Wilmington today. After an all-night meeting 100 yardmen, mostly employed by the Pennsylvania railroad. quit work. : . RACE RIOTS BREAK . ANEWJ CHICAGO (Continued fun Pace One.) Is said to have been organised for the purpose of inducing American negroes to emigrate to Africa. ,t : ; Clad in fantastic garb, the paraaere. numbering several hundred negroes. marched and 'rode on horoebacK througn the city's "black belt." carrying the red, green and yellow banners of Abyssinia, with the lion , of King ueneuic ; upon them. . v I- :: . FUG CAST Or FIBJB The narade wound up at a street cor ner, where the marches started to build bonfire. One of . the paraaers pro duced an "American flag from beneath his flowlitg robe and tossed It on the fire. PollXeman Owens, who was stand ing nearby, t rushed -forward and at tempted to rescue -the nag. instantly several of the flag , desecrators pulled' short rifles from beneath their robes, and one of ihem fired on the policeman. drooDing him to the sidewalk. Seeing the policeman fall. Rose, who had been automobile riding with two other sailors from Great Lakes, leaped from the machine and started tq his rescue. - He was shot through the side. and ran into a nearby cigar store. - Several of the negro fanatics followed him and fired a volley Into the store The bullets struck both Rose and Hoyt, who was in charge of the store. When the two sailor companions of Rose reached his side a moment later, after bucking their way through the mob of glowering, threatening oiacKS, oota men were dead., j , v : -j BULLETS DISPERSE MOB ; ' While the Shooting was going on second American flag was thrown op the bonfire by the frensied mob. It w rescued - by Follcemen Buckley and Vaughn, who, rushing to the scene when the shooting started, drew their revoiv ers and began firing into the negro mob,. The latter dispersed under the hall of bullets. The - police also are Investigating a report that the "bade to - Abyssinia' movement has the backing of . the I. Colby Confers With Wilson Before Going To I San iFrancisco wounded in the . riots : were . Joseph P. Owens, a negro policeman -who was shot through the lung while attempting to aid Rose and Hoyt. and William Car ter, a negro butler, shot through both legs while running from the scene of the riots. CITY IS &TIBRED The entire city was stirred by news of the outrage and policemen were rushed to points throughout the negro district to prevent further disorders. The riot occurred at the conclusion of a parade said to have been led by "Elder" Orover C. Redding and Joseph Ferno, self-styled "princes of Abyssinia," and leaders of the "Star Order of Eth iopia and the Ethiopian .- Mission to Abyssinia," a radical movement . which Washington. - June 21. (I. N. SL Secretary of State Colby conferred with President. Wilson for nearly an hour today on the eve of his departure for the San Pranclsca convention. It is understood tnat the administra' Mort program and possible turns of the convention were d'scussed. The lecrctary will be in New Tork tonight and will leave for ;San Fran' efsco tomorrow morning. - Freewater Cherry. Day lis Called Off; . Gasoline Is Short Preewatef, June 21. The Freewater Commercial club has decided to call off the Cherry -day celebration, due to the shortage -of gasoline. - . James Dodd of East Freewater claims the honor of having the champion cherry tree of the valley, having sold f 70 worth of cherries from the . tree. : I PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING EIGHTH FLOOR j ; FLAGS! . . Show your color s ar range a patriotic display. The American Flag is always appropriate. " Wool,-Cotton and Silk Flag all the desired sizes, priced from Sc a dozen up. : . . : - -, Toy Department; Eighth Floor This Store: Is I C TT TATER, water cvtxywhertj y , I V V but Clicquot's the thing ta drink! From first bubbling-sip to last golden drop, dry mouth and parched throat are royally enter tained by this rare blend of pure Jamaica ginger, juices of lemons and limes, clean cane sugar, and crystal-clear spring water, highly carbonated. Buy it by the case from your grocer or druggist, and make the daily.round of Clicquot drinks a fixed family custom. It will delight every body. i .r v ; THS CLICQUOT CLUB ' COMPANY 1 1 "'IS' ' lu ' mi jk 1? X f i i1 m -m. m. a l m mm m 1 mr mm . " "Ivleraianc(iso ofcMent Only is Lovera of thm Beautiful will be greatly interested in the special display of ... " a . . mmmmm w ww m wm-w rm n m w m v m m mm whlch we thave made on our gift floor for the enjoyment of ' Shrih era, their families and other visitors. Sixth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. XV V ULlUfd UilLC Port landers Alike lufornaatioia FOR OUR . VISITORS VISIT this store as frequently as you care to, with the assuranc that you will. not be urged to buy., However, our splendid stocks of quality merchan dise will, no doubt, be of great interest to visitors, and when you do make a purchase here there will be no question as to quality because for many years our .slogan has been , "Merchandise of Merit Only" . j . . , .- . , " , For the express convenience xf visitors to the city that they may go to their homes with the kindliest feelinf for THE CITY OF PORTLAND we have arranged a number of special services, and to these you are fully welcome.' We shall be glad to extend our hos : pitality to the greatest possible number of Shriners, their fami lies and other visitors. Main Information Booth Street Floor , Rest Room and Writing Room Second Floor Desk for Checking Par cels Free Mezzanine Special Box Lunches ' Eighth and Street Floors Beauty Parlors, Mani curing, Hair Dress- ing Mezzanine ' Glove Cleaning Street Floor , Free Dressmaking In struction Second Floor Classes in Lamp Shade Making Fourth Floor Tip Top Inn Lunches Eighth Floor Telephone Booths Second Floor . Pbstoffice Street Floor Soda Fountain Eighth Floor Optical Department f Second Floor , Needlework Classes Fourth Floor Shoe Shining Parlors " ' Basement' " r ' New Silk Frocks GREATLY & REDUCED TO v SCORES of women will be wanting a charming dress for, afterhoron wear ; during the. Summer days. , j - i Many of the dresses in this lot were originally higher-priced by fifty per cent and more.- . j . ; . . The choice includes fine chiffon taffeta, georgette and. crepe de ihine, in I black and many popular shades all sizes; in one style or another. r; , Third 'Floor, Lipman. Wolf & Co. I Tomorrow We Shall Present A Line of Specially Selected and Specially Priced Tailored Blouses $350 The Popular Gloves Three of the. Most Popular Models of the Season One at Each Price Pictured Above THE MATERIALS INCLUDE"' Every style for which women are showing preference is repre sented in our Glove Section complete. First quality French Kid Gloves, in 8, 12 and -16-button lengths, at $5.00, $7.50, $9.50. . ' , French Lambskin Gloves, 8 and 12-but. lengths in. black, brown, beaver and mastic, $6.00, $7.50. MilaneseSilk Gloves, 12 and IB-button lengths, iii white, pongee, gray and beaver, $2.50, $3.50. Tricot Silk Gloves, 12 and 16-button lengths,' in white, gray, pongee and brown, $2.00, $2.50. Milanese Silk Gloves, 8-button length, in white . and pongee, $2.00. ; ' , Elbow length Ghamoisette Gloves in white and , mastic, $2.00. ' . " Street Floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co. VOILES MADRAS BATISTE Shriners, Blankets $18.50 The most typical, and useful souvenir of both Ore gon and the convention. The official souvenir blanket for the Portland convention was designed and woven by the Oregon City Woolen Mills for Al Kader Tem ple, to be presented to the visiting Imperial Council. These $18.50 blankets are identical in texture and de sign with the "Official , Souvenir Blankett presented to'all Imperial Representatives by the Portland Gen-' eral Committee, with the exception that the following words are omitted: "Al Kader" "Imperial 'Council Session A. A. O. N. MJ S. . , ' Saeond Floor, Lip mm, Wolf St ' Cs These are the very kind of Blouses that women will wear with the greatest pleasure on hot Summer days, so we urge you to seJf ct your Summer supply tomorrow while the assortment is unbroken. ,- Third Floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co. ' - -. .... it 4 A Remarkable Reproduction of ' Solomon's Temple Woven in a Fine Wilton Rug - Six 9x12 Feet It is one of the features which we have arranged lor the special enjoyment qf . ' Shriners and Their Families ' yr- y We also direct attention to a very interesting col-' lection of '"'"" Genuine Navajo Rugs v - These rugs are firmly "woven of prime wool in coU. . or combinations which leave no doubt as to tbeir oriitin.- For the benefit of the Shriners and other- -vsitors this entire collection Rugs hi sizes 3 ft. 8 In. .' -; by 4 ft upwards to 4 ft. 4 in. by 6 ft. 4 in. is , Specially Priced at $7 SO to $39 JS . fifth Floor, Lipman,' Wolf & Co.. - You Have. Never Tasted Such Delicious Candies! DO YOU KNOW that here In Portland, yes, here in this very store, we make candies that are sent to Paris, to London, to New York, and Chicago? Yes, residents of those cities, who have the world-famed 'expensively priced brands available, have always shown genuine pleasure . ; la receiving - " ' Souvenir Books and Post; Cards of Portland and Oregon Port cards, ' 1Aff ' Booklets 9K . dozen v.. lUt , (26 views) 4.... 0 Folders f " Art " Bo6ks CI Hfl (IS views) XUC 25c and tDXaUU Stroot Floor, : Lipman, Wolfo &" Co. Lipman, Wolfe & Co.' a Confections And so we urge Shriners and other -visitors who would send or take home with them souvenirs so delicious that the memory wilt be a lasting one. to come to our Candy Booth on the Street Floor and, choose any " one or more of a- dozen genuine novelties in Confections which are I well-deserving of their increasing fame. Ef ermays .Truffles Adalyns Odettes Dauphines . - Omelios Klotilds . Mocha Straws ' Stuffed Dates ' ' " ' Chocolate Pineapple Chocolate Peaches Chocolate Cherries i Swaeta Booth. Stroot Floor, Lipman, Wolfo & Co. "1 LUNCHES Three -Places TIP TOP INn LUNCH COUNTER - - - - Eighth FIoot THE "BARNYARD," DAIRY LUNCH - - - - Eighth Floor 35c BOX LUNCHES - - - - - - Eighth and Street Floors A MOST COMPLETE SECTION OF Toiletries from which every will find all the fairest prices in such need can be most satisfying! supplied. You nationally-famed articles in our sections and the every Instance. - Roger & Galldt Perfumes (bulk) Peau D' Espagnl, ounce,. 1.25 Lily of the Vallef, ounce. 1.25 Muse, ounce .'. ...... .1.25 Jockey Club, ounce-. . .l.2S New Mown Hay, ounce. . .St. 25 " Othar Rara; Perfume Vera JVjoletta. oance.. ..1J2S Houbigant's Ideal, ounce. 3.50 DJer Kiss, ounce ....... 1.50 Myral, ounce . ...... . 2.00 Lyrtis'Charny, oince. . ..2.00 ' Face Powders ' - Violet's A m b e Royal Powder . ..J.. 2.50 Violefs Oryane iPowdef. .1.50 Houbigant's 0 ue 1 q u e s Fleurs ... i- 625 Houbigant's Ideal . . :.. .5.00 Roger & Gallef Violette de Parme Rife Powder .85 Mary Garden Powder, . . .1.00 Arly's La Bohenie Pwdr..l.50 Arlys Lllas . . .1 . t ... .1.00 CIvarny's Powder ...... .1.00 Face Creams and Lotions Oriental Cream ....... 1.35 Hudnufs Orchid Beauty Cream 1.00 : (Flesh and White) Derwillo, .96 Ed. Pinaud'a Beauteviva.. .65 , Camelini 50 (White, Brunette and Flesh) . Creme de Camelia. . . rT. .50 (White, Cream and Flesh) Creme Mealy's..75c and 1.35 Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream.. 5oc and 1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream. . .Sl.oo r Creme Simon... .soc and 1.1 5 Sempre Gktvlne .49 Pal moll ve Cold Cream... .48 : Palmolive Vanishing Crm. Creme de Merldor .. .25c and Sanitol Cold Cream...... Sanitol Face Cream .45 Lady Mary Vanishing ' Cream 50 Ambre Royal Cream.. .1.75 .48 .50 ,45 troot Floor,- Lipman, Wolfo & Co. A Large Assortment of Smart Silk Bags Special One of these I comfortably roomy Bags will come in. very bandy these days. aualltv silk moire the lot and the styles are authorita- Made of good has just arrivedi tive.- Fancy metal have hinged-in self-material or Mad silk-covered frames. Some coin-purses and mirrors chain bandies. Special- 5. -Stroat Floor, Lipman, Wolfo it Co, 1 K 11V T .1 j iui Leatner VBags and Suit Cases keduced 33H Mens Styles , , - ' r; Women's Styles -: All Colors ; All Leathers ' Reduced one-third from our notably moderate regular prices. MiUer-Clostnan Bags included. - Exceptional Values in Mendel Wardrobe Trtr.i: s ' i Fifth Floor, Lipman, Wolfo & Co. THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE, o
