TI1D OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGOII
TUESDAY, JUL'
MAI1V0UIIM
AT SALT
LAKE FOR N. E A.
Salt Lake, Utah, July . Ore
goni&ns registered at headquarters
of the Oregon delegation room 217,
Utah hotel, : for the session of the
National Education association, at
Bait Lake, are: Agnes' Mattonick;
Julia A. Spooner, Miss Moriarity,
Grace Gavis,' II. M. Sherwood -and
wife, Mrs. Jennie Richardson, Mrs.
Mary Ulan, Leona I "Larrabee, Cor
nelia J. Spencer, Charles A. Rice,
assistant superintendent of . schools:
A. C NewllL and wife representing
the school board, Grace Foster, Mrs.
Ella E. Wilson and husband, Jessie
A. Skinner, County Superintendent
W.' C. Alderson and wife, and Mrs.
George McMath, representing school
patrons, all of Portland.,
Mrs. Clare P. Stone of Athena, Re
publican candidate for county school su
perintendent of Umatilla county ; R. I.
Kirk, The Dalles: E. F. Carleton, as
sistant superintendent of schools, Salem,
and, Superintendent A. C "Hampton of
La- Grande.
' A beautiful slg-n for Oregon headquar
. ters. painted in oils by R. Gayser. a
Multnomah county teacher, shows Mount
Hood and a glimpse of Columbia river
scenery. '
The Pnez company Of Salem furnished
free loganberry juice to rial tors at head-
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quarters 'and roses " are ' received dally
from loyal grade teachers, of . Portland,
At the Monday morning conference on
"Teachers' Progress by Collective Or
ganization," - Miss Julia Spooner and
Miss Leona Larrabee took an active part
in the discussion.
Monday afternoon E. F. Carleton of
Salem gave a paper on "The State's In
terest tn School Libraries.". ,
v At the close of the afternoon session
W. a. "Alderson Oregon director of the
N. E. A, called a meeting for the Ore
gon delegates, of which Miss Julia
Spooner of Portland was elected e.S
Oregon's new member of the nominating
committee for-officers, and A. C. Hamp
ton of L Grande was elected Oregon's
state director of - the N. E. A. for the
American Legion to
Elect Delegates to .
Astoria Convention
" Nominations ' for -"delegates to 'the
state convention of the American Le-
glon, to be held at Astoria, July .30,
21 and August 'l, will be made at the
meeting of Portland post No. 1, to be
held Tuesday night in the! assembly
room at Central library. The election
of delegates: will take place at the
meeting yi, be j held Monday, July 19.
Portland post, Us entitled to 23 dele
gates, one , at I large, and 22 for its
membership, one each being allowed for
each hundred members.
An elaborate entertainment is planned
at Astoria for the (siting service men.
A special train will leave ; Portland
Thursday, July Z9, carrying delegates
from all parts of the state who will
mobilize here. . .'-- ,:;
Marshflcld "Unit Leaves
Marshfield,' July 6. Second, company,
coast, artillery. Captain Ben S. Fisher in
command, entrained Monday evening for
DAUGHTER
DYOUS
WHEN HER 'DAD'
GETS NOMINATION
By WUUam G. Shepherd ?
San Francisco, July 6.-;. (I. N.
S.) -At 1;30 this morning Mrs. Dan
J. Mahoney sat ', in the convention
press stand and saw her father nom
inated for; the presidency, keeping
tally with the rest of us. '-. - i."..
3 She is young and pretty, and when
the great moment came she was yelling
like , everyone else. .A few moments
later she was : saving : ."Oh j I'm tired,
but this Js heavenly! X am 'glad It Is
over. But j we have fjust i started the
fight haven't we? We will: not have
ears for 'anything' at home now but
politics. , If j women get the vote before
election and dad is elected, he'll be
the '"first woman- suffrage president of
tile United States won't he? .We'll be
proud of that in our family for genera
tions to come."
"Where's f my handbag?" she ex
claimed to jber smiling husband. "Dan,
what did you do with it? Oh, here it
is. Well, 1 1 haven't had a decent meal
for a week, and you, Dan, , have been
running around- so much with politics
that I have not had a moment with
you. Please take m to a restaurant."
Away , they went, and between courses
she , danced j with the merrymakers. -
Camp Lewis to spend two weeks at the
annual encampment of the Oregon Na
tional Guard. . Forty members of the
company left on the trip,
Man Who ;Tried to
Keep Order at S. P..
Arrives Exhausted
Tes, this Is Mr. Canfleld, or rather
what's left of him." George CanXleld of
Spokane, Wash.eased himself back into
his chair at the Hotel Portland Monday
morning "and ten days of couventioning
hasn't left, very much," he sighed.
"I have been serving as one of the
assistant sergeants j at arms in the
Democratic .convention at San Francis
co and my specialty, has- been conren-
on committee work, as well as officiat
ing during the actual convening of the
delegates. I tried toi preserve order-at
most of the big fights down there this
year. I was in on the contest of the
credentials . committed and acted ' as
peacemaker during the . platform com
mittee meetings. . i
"It: certainly was ia strenuous time.
When I got through the session Sunday,
Mr. Cummings looked at me, and then
told me X had better -go home and, rest.
So here X am. X shall probably stay
here until the nomination is made.
Titled Bookmaker
; Recovers Fortune
London, July (U. P.) England's
first titled bookmaker. Sir Miles Talbot
Stapleton, whose fortune Was, wiped out
during the -war, has-made a profit of
nearly $100,000 during; the present racing
season, according to Jockey club gossip
Sir Miles, who .served in the infantry
during the war, began! "making, a book"
at the beginning of the present season.
His success has been phenomenal and
he has amassed r enough to regain his
beautiful country seat. Greys Court;
Hentey-on-Thame, j His wife,.' Lady
Doris Stapleton, holds the distinction of
being- the first titled Englishwoman to
star in a British-made film production.
Fired f or 1armgfK
: ! Georgette Waist
Smaha, Neb, July 6. - (X. N. Sh
owing her discharge as elevator op
erator In the Union Pacific headquar
ters when she came to work --wearing, a
georgette crepe waist, whlchr her em
ployer ' asserted was "no waist vat all."
Miss Tlllie Hoffman appealed toK Mayor
Ed Smith in behalf of the working girls
of : Omaha : to ' officially sanction the
waist as hot. weather garb? -I, .don't
want to be- an elevator operator all my
life." she -explained. In urging the right
of every 'working glrf tojwear a geor
gette crepe creation instead of the reg
ulation white shirtwaist. The i mayor,
after - examining - the waist, issued a
statement approving It. ! V ' 1
When FoIIk
Quit Coffee
because of cost to
health or purse, they
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casing it is the studied solution of the prob
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In the manufacture of balloori fabrics we en
countered the inflation problem in its most
. difficult aspects, for balloon gas is much more
elusive than air . i
The making of agas-tightbaUobn-wallrequired .
the development of- a layerupon-layer con
structioh so delicate that 3 2 lay ers are necessary
to spread 4 ounces of rubber on a square yard
-of fabric. !
This layCT-upbn-layerprinciplof construction,
with its freedom from porosity and-imperfec-L ;
tions, is embodied in the thick, powerftil and
elastic Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes,
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubfes hold air tin
failgly ybii can get them, packed in stxirdy s
waterproof bags, from your Goodyfear Service
Station Dealer. ' i
Their initial cost is no more than the price you
are asked for ! tubes of less merit whv risk
costly casings when such sure protection is
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J For Wednesday We Announce a ,
.Sale, gT SiMg
M fitZftr With Surprising Savings! j
H TWO GREAT UNDERPRIGED . LOTS OF THE MOST BE A UTh
M FUL AND THE MOST. FASHION ABLE SILKS OF THE SEASON
M. High-Grade Yard-Wide
1 Black Messaline
at $1.25 Yard:
M Less Than Today's Mill Cost!
hs well informed women wUl Immediately recog-
nize the 'unusual importance of this sale when we
tell you -that the above price is just about 6ne-
bat fthe figure at wihch these same silks Sold for
f a few weeks back,
H They are pure silk black messallnes in a deep, rich,
lustrous finish and perfect weave. ; -They tome
full 36 inches wide, are of standard quality. The
saving is sufficient to induce you to purchase for
HH both present and future needs. PriceQI OK
fpr this sale, only, yard. ........ iDJL&O
Goetz Yard-Wide . r
Colored Taffetas
. at $2.95 Yard
Standard Quality Under priced
Without restriction- you have choice from our
entire stock of the celebrated Goetz Taffetas at
the above sale price. A saving opportunity few
women" can well ajftord to miss. ...
Goetz Taffetas f are unsurpassed In quality,
weave or finish and are famous for their unusual
quality.' At this sale you have choice from all
staple and new plain colors in 36-lnch width. - The
special price reduction for this sale is sure to
-create an immediate
early. Pay only, yard
response. Come Qp Off
What Could Be More Important Than This Timeely Sale of
Fancy Dress Voiles
Before, ihis sale was announced we made duobly sore we had done
all in our power to bring the season's most fashionable fabrics before
you at a price unequaled for LOWNESS.
; Six Special Tables
Here You'll Find Six Spcil Display TsbUs PUJ- to Overflowinc
With Fancy Dross VioUs HundroAs ol Tiocos -Evory Desirable Stylo
mnd Colorin Many of Them Sold Reularty at Twico 98c a Yard.
-We wish you. to particularly understand that patterns and colorings
are the best that these Voiles are all new and perfect in both weave
ana qusmy., n is cumprcucnsire suuwuig inu CTij luie can ve suueu.
Come early and secure first choice from the entire, assortment QQ
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Beautiful, Comfortable, Cool Vanity Fair.
Silk' Underwear
Selling This Sale at 25 Off!
25 Less Than Onr Regularly Low Selling Prices on Lt
Year's Market, Wkich Brings the Savin f to You at This
Sale to About One-Half the Price of Today's Quotations.
At this sale you have choice from our entire stock of Vanity
Fair Glove Silk Union Suits and Chemises at uniform reduc
tion. Included are all styles and sizes in white and in flesh.
They are comfortable, cool silk undergarments that are ex
tremely beautiful, exceedingly durable and easily laundered.
The workmanship is careful and tasteful. : At this sale r the
value-giving is supreme,- in fact, extraordinary. 25 .OFF
the Marked Prices on last year's prices. t.
1 White Voile Waists
. at $1.99
HI Low neck, tong , sleeve styles, attractively and
neatly trimmed with lace all size 36 to 46.
S Priced this sale at SI. 99. -
Children's
1 White -Dresses,
$3.99,
S At this kw price we are closing out a fine lot
of Children's Dresses made of standard qualify
S white or blue jean. Sizes 6 to 14 years this sale
H tt $3.99. " ... - ..
Women's
1 WHite Pumps and
4Shoes$2J5;te
S A surprising iralue ln-'-Women's' White Footwear
In fashionable styles. Both straight cutNand two-
strap White Canvas Pumps in turn soles and high,
111 ,or low heels; also White Nu-buck and. Canvas Shoes
3 '-with McKay, Goodyear and turn soles. Broken
. lines all sizes in the lot, but not all gO QfT
S sizes in each style. Choice this sele at nDUmOO
Men's
Underwear
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Especially priced offerings in season
able; weight garments in all styles and
sizes. Make your money do full duty
by purchasing here and now - ; .
89c ' Garment
for Men's Cotton Mesh Shirts and Drawers In
"all sizes
$1.25 Suit
for Men's Cotton Mesh Union Suits In all sizes
short sleeve styles in ankle or knee length
$1.50 Suit
for Men's Balbriggan Union Suits in styles with
.short sleeve and ankle length
98c t Each
for Boys' Blouse Waists in assorted stripe patterns.
Our Store
Now Opens
at 9 A.M.
The Most in Value The Best in Quality
Store Closes
at 5:30 P. M.
Saturdays,
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