The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 06, 1920, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text7 t - I is f HE OREGON DAILY JOU RNALv PORTLAND. ? OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1020. I WHO RESIGN NOV -i Efforts are to be mad fejr the sen ol board j to have revoked the ccr Iflcates of; teachers who fail to t ; fill ttielr contract and violate the I t law by submitting their reelcnatlons i j wltjiin less than two months before opehlncr ot the school term.. Tais declsionj was made at the board meelttng Thursday uport receiving 14 resignations. The matted L was referred to Lie educational affairs committee, . whlth will take It up with the state 1 j school superintendent. , ' Although the law specifically states ' thai rcslfrtatlcms must be received at " leasjt two mouths before opening of the schdol year, that the superintendent may have tjme t fill vacancies, many 1. f, tahrs have fotally disregarded this rulet it was pointml out. Teachers ask- " . ins; for ronigroatJons were: Iyeah A. '- AljJn. from Bellwood; "Alberta Caven- ; dcr. domestic science ; Elan Che Dlether. Frnhces Garrett-Harshberer. Fred : Goldman. Benson . Polytechnic ; Ruth I . Handle. Jefferson v IHsb : Ester M. ; Haussen-Kreta.! Washington high ; John K. iJohni-on. Anna Eello Kelloggr. Bell wood ; Edith I K. MeJton, Rose City ParK : Pearl M. Pliilllps-Shaw. Kerns ; "! Helen M. Roberson. WilUams ; Leen N. BtrOng. Franklin high; Magaret -. K. Weat-Lundeen, j Ladd. ; l. TEACHERS EJECTED ' : ti e following teachers were elected to positions In the Portland schools: ? Olive N. Klncald, Camas. Wash-, James Johe; : Delilah: McDanlel, Dallas, Or., .it Jefferson. hlgbJ English; Mrs. Gertrude E. breen, Portland, mathematics, Un !' coin! high; Carolyn Friendly, Portland. - " mathematics. Washington high Selma E. Anderson, Chicago, art, Washington ' high) : Xoulse Gilbert, Portland, kinder garten ;,. Nelle ' tleiser, Eugene, physical :v traltiing. A'" j .vi-'.-n-r-Cljerk R, Mr, j Thomas was authorised to deduct 150 from the July salary of M. p. Coade, former superintendent of maintenance and construction, to pay .; for alleged damages to and misuse of school property, Coade, it is alleged, i left his own car at the, school shops i ! for repair, telling the workmen to r charjge up the; time spent upon It to school property. He then, it was said. i borrowed the car of tfce truant officer 't and drove it to Corvallls without per- mission and j remained four days. : Thofnas was also authorised to dis i-i change all the workmen St the shop ' i and to reprimand the foreman. The r post Ion of superintendent ; of mainten ; ! ance and construction was aoblished at I the last regular meeting of the board. i ClIlXDKEy I2f DA50EB - ..." THe board voted to ' take up with : city I and county officials the matter of ; securing a sidewalk on the west side : of the highway at Unnton for use of ' the fechool children. A petition was pre ! sented the board by the parents, . set. ting forth the danger ' to which the J children were subjected by passing eu ; tombiles under present conditions. ' ,; i Tlje Portland Opera association was ! grarjted $500 to be used in presenting the opera "Force of Destiny" to the ? high school pupils next year. , The same sum was given last year for the pro ' ductkon of "Martha.- . Japan will maintain a physician and 1 medical facilities on each of the prin cipal trains leaving Tokio. ' : , Grolcerles' -1 -. l- - - Tti larv Increase in freight rates wilt' Increase rout of all commodities. Xay laa stock for fall and winter. Iff J. B. I Lbs. COFFEE. 1 IA. 50t Los.. Sl.ROt 6 Lbs. GHF.AT AMEKICAW COFFEE. 2.SO Lb, Can .........81.25 Srowdrlft Shorteninir, Saturday only, l Lb. Can..$Oei 2 Lb., 55t " t Lbs.. 81.Q51 8 Lba ga.QS Wesson Oil, Pts 38 I Qts.." TBJ f-4-r.als. v.,I...... ...82.53 Mlazola Oil.'Pts., 351 Qts....65 ft Gals., S1.35; Gals. ...82.55 Fir ry best Shortening, per Lb.: . .254 incv Jan Rice. 2 Lbs for......2f Lilina Beans. 2 Lbs. .......... ...254 Ki C Baking: Powder, 23 Oza. 204t BO Oza, ... j.. ............. ....604 Gulden Marslimllow Syrup. I Lbs., 72 M 10 Lbs. . ..81.40 ATrs Wheat Flakes, large , jf'kg- 351 2 for ........ ...65 SWtft Pride Washing Fowder, -large Pkg.... .20 Gold Medal Catsup, large Bottle 204 gar Peas and Corn, 3 Cans. ,.504' 1 IIationa! ) 172 Fifth St. Corner Yamhill Fjresh Oregon Ranch Eggs 50c to 55c per Dozen Chickens, per lbr-.30,35 Best Creamery Butter per rolli$lJ20 and $1.25 dairy'ButtcrlbVV . -50 yaripold Margarine; lb . 35 Mut Margarine, lb. . ; .37 FbU ..Cream Chees1 lb," for i . . . ..... 30-35' Ictiics, 'Ibv. i . . . . .28 Cottages, lb. ... ......35 Eacon Backs, lb..... ...35 Ejry Salt Pork,ab. .vi..25i j Hire Lard. larpre,.J. US2.50 ediam 1.50.. Small G5 All Goods Retail at ' A . Wholesale Prices. LaGrande Creamery St W. Cor. 1st and Yamhill Greased Lightning Hits Fence; Makes ' Tuller's Head Ache Cottage O rove, Aug. . Ed Tuller was shocked Thursday rudely shocked. . He was resting; comfortably - on a metal frame couch when bang! "It rounded as though a bemb had burst imder: my head," says Ed, "and every! hinc turned black." Jl dovoloped that ia flash of light ning liad struck a wjre fence near the Tuller home, setting 1 rire to the crass in the yard and alinost. burning the house down before tlso flames were ex tinguished. ; 3 : ' : - ''' r : - - - Tuller says that his rfead aches 'and his arm feels as though it were par alyzed.: ,.! ', . . .. ; FRUIT PRICES AR DROPPING SLO W " FYuits are gradually being reduced In price and in most lfnes further losses arcs expected as the iseaaon advances. ' ' Pears aro - dropping! fast and altnough still very hljh. Indications point to their being still lower when the home grown stock is available. " -'" berries continue to show high prices because of the liberal demand.. Peach plums are much lower but de mand is small." ; r Home grown green peppers are begin ning to arrive and are selling , around 30c a pound. .,( ; ". Good eggs are higher and there Is little likelihood of them being cheaper soon. Good head lettuce is scarce and prices afe slightly higher although still rather cheap. I i-'i.i Cantaloupes are again cheaper after the recent . advance, , due to much more liberal offerings. I . Cucumbers are selling very low and are likely to be even cheaper soon for sack lots for pickling. , i m i Mullin Is Accused Oregon City,' Aug.' 6. Teddie Mullin of Portland was arrested Thursday charged with robbing the boxing arena at Mil waukie. : He was released on $500 -bail to appear for trial Friday. Mull In was camped on Rock Island. STEALS CIGARETTES BY WHOLESALE IN BOXCARS; IN JAIL - Theft of cigarettes In wholesale lots from boxcars in Northern' Pa cific yards during, tbo past few weeks was traced to Frod Lloyd.' ex-convict. Thursday afternoon when he was ar rested, by PolJc Inspectors ; Collins and Cojeman. Lloyd had cached a box of 10,000 cigarettes at Portland Commons on Burnside street. Thurs day morning. When he called for them at 2 o'clock in the afternoon he was arrested and is being held on a charge of larceny.- ; ' - . " The police believe Lloyd le responsible for the theft of 70,000 cigarettes. Thirty thousand of these were sold at different times to Tom Sacustas, 1401 First street, for (166. The . regular, retail price of that many cigarettes .( Lucky Strikes and Camels) Is J300. Sacoatas sav the police a receipt for $60 which he had paid for one lot. He identified . Lloyd as the man who sold him the cigarettes, although John P. Ford was the name Lloyd gave for the receipt. ; An express man who had hauled many -cartons of cigarettes for Lloyd was taken .to . the police Station to identify him. - Lloyd has served two years at San Quentin penitentiary for burglary. ' The police believe Lloyd was. Implicated with Ike Jackson, negro, who escaped hand cuffed, from federal authorities several weeks ao, in the looting of express cars in Northern Pacific yards. , They also think it probable that Jackson was im plicated in the cigarette robbery.: - Lloyd may be held, say the police, for federal investigation, as the cigarettes were stolen from interstate shipments. .; Marion-Polk Bridge Threatened by Fire ' v ''i'-t'"-" " "' Kl.'V'-i.-V1 ': .Newberg, Aug. .Prompt action on the part of the Newberg fire depart ment Thursday saved the Marion-Polk county ; bridge across river at this point. A evidently dropped a ignited the dry chips. . enveloped in flames county aide when the' rived. the Willamette pedestrian had cigarette which The bridge was on ' the Marlon fire-fighters ar- buse Is Ablaze as" Prospective Buyer Gomes With Agent "Never count your 4 chickens before they are hatched" Is the advice F. J. Mil ler of Forest Grove would give. He was cleaning up a house which he owns at 9 East Twelfth street, getting It ready to seil, when it caught Pre. Papers being burned in a stove overheated the chim ney, setting fire to the roof," causing damage of $160. .While the fire apstratus was busy ex tinguishing the blase Miller's real estate agent appeared on the scene with a pros pective buyer.' Colonel Hegeman, . Veteran of 2 Wars, : - Arrives From East Lieutenant Colonel Harry A: Hegeman. on the retired list of the United States army, arrived from Chicago last week and 1 attached to the local army re cruiting station. . Hegeman served as a private in a South Dakota, regiment uring the Philippine insurrection in 1899 -.-mm , t i w ui J Safe Milk Forloluts & InraiiJs 1 1 . KsCeokiat A Nutritious Diet for An Ages, Quick Lunch at Home or Office AtoII Imitaiiana said SmltstitnUft THE! ORIGINAL CASH AND CARRY Groceries Where You Purchase More Goods i for Less Money " 20TH CENTURY LOCATIONS 168 Fifth Street, Opposite Postoffice. 169 Third i Street, Bet Yamhill and Morrison 164-166 Second St., Bet.; Y amhill and Morrison Stalls Nos. 3 and 4 in Yamhill Sanitary Market 410 Montgomery Bet 10th and 11th 731 V2 Washington near 23rd 1675 F. 13th Street, Sellwood 4 A FE;W VACATION HINTS Sandwichola, in glass, for sandwiches. . . ... . . . . Van Camp's Devilled Tuna, 2 for . . .... . .... IXL Baked Beans, small tins, 3 for V. ....... Libby's Tomato Soup, extra special :an . . . . . . Phez prand Figs, j.0c,pkg.4 special t at, cachs . . . . D. M. Catsup, small, in tins 10c each3 for . ,:. . Spiced Herring, extra fine, can 12c -per dozen. Booth s Sardines, large cans Domestic Sardines, 2 ,qans . . Vienna Style Sausage . . . .. Devilled Meats 5c and 10c sliced Bacon .... . Chipped Beef, 2 ozs. 17c 2 Yz ozs. 20c 5 ozs. . . Picnic Plates. . ...... . . . ,10c Wax) Paper. . . . . . . . . ? ...15c . . .25c . . . 25c .. .10c . . . . 5c . . .25c $1.35 .. .19c . . . 15c . . 15c .30c .". .35c . .'.'10c i Canned Milk , ; . . . -' Holly; tall caiis, very fine and rich, 3 cans 35c -dozen. ..... .$1.40 ! Federal, tall cans, none better, 3 cans.). . .40c-rdozen; . . i .. .$1.55. " . . . . . iii ' : - 'i I EXTRA SPECIAL Saturday only Fancy large Lemonsj doz. 25c ! King's Dehydrated Prunes extra choice 2 lbs, Saturday s only, 25c tshT&'J& 20th Century Grocery, tound at any- .Why bo JbJsewhere and Pay More? THE QUALITY STORE-JVhere a Dollar Does Its Duty 249 YAMHILL STREET When you plan your - shopping, include a visit to ' Freeman's. 1 Reliable merchandise for less at our SATURDAY and- MONDAY Special Sale. 1 j BEVERAGES Frdeman's : Best' Coffee, ': pound . . . i . . ...... . 45 Freeman Special Coffee, 3 pounds . L ..... . $1.00 Free Tea, pound , . . . . 45 & Ghirardelli's Chocolate,' I lb., 43c; 3 lbs. $1.25 ff 5 lbs. .... ; . : .;. . . $2.00 I CANNED GOODS 4 tabby's Pineapple, . i Is . , . . . i . . . . $1.00 5 Libby's Pineapple, --m J . . : . . $1.00 6 Del Monte Pineapples, : grated, VasS . . .;. .1.00 3 Apricots, 2yts $1.00 3 Sugar Peas .......50 3 Iowa Corn . . . . . 50 2 Asparagus Salad Tips.45 4 Tomatoes, 2V2 ....50 3 Solid Pack Tomatoes . 50 3 Van C. Pork and Beans, medium ... ... . . . . ,50 1 Booth's Sardines.. '...19 3 American Sardines . 2 ITuna Fish 20 5 Red Alaska Salmon, i.",,-.' ;.$i.oo MILK Carnation and Federal, m talis, 2 for '' Limit 6 to Borden's, talis 3 for. . .40 Customer, ROYAL CLUB COFFEE 1 lb. 52; 3 lbs.. . .1.50 5 lbs. ...........2.50 GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 1 lb., 53J; 3 lbsy . .31.55 5 lbs. .; i ..;.:?-;.,JV.$2.oO M. J. B. COFFEE 1 lb., 55; 3 lbs.... $1.60 5 lbs. :. V- i v. $2.60 SOAPS K v 12 bar Ivory $1.00 14 bars Crystal Whitel.OO 15 bars Bob White. . $1.0O 15 bars W. Wonder , ,$1.0O 15 bars Easy Day....$1.00 15 bars Van Blchg $1.0O SYRUPS Log Cabin, small. .'. .. .35j Log Cabin, medium. . .65 JAR CAPS AND RUBBERS Economy Mason Caps, 2 dozen for ; . . i ; '. ;. . . . 5Se Red Rubbers, 2 dozen .15 : crisco 3 lbs., 85; 6 lbs....$1.70 9 lbs. ....$2.55 MAZOLA Pints, 35e;niarts .65 Vz Gal. $1.25; Gal. $2.45 WESSON OIL fhitff 38; quarts. . . .70 V Gal $1.35, GaL .$2.65 ; CEREALS 2 Post Toasties .... . : .25 2 Corn Flakes ....25 3 Puffed Wheat :.40 1 Cream of Wheat. .. .27 1 Albers Rd. Oats, large. 33 ROYAL BAKING POWDER 3 cans 12 oz size. .. : ..SHOO 1 can, 2 lb size. . . .$1.10 1 can 5 lb. size . .. ... $2.15 RICE AND BEANS 4 1 lb. Jap Rice, . . . ;. ; .15 3 lbs. Fancy Head Rice.50d 6 lbs. Small W. Beans.:. 50 3 lbs. Lima Beans . : v . . 50s 4 lbs. cut Macaroni. . . .50 4 lbs. Spaghetti . 50 FREEMAN'S Only Store at 249 Yamhill St. Bet. Second and Third ' " We Have No Connection With Any Other Store in the City. r , ; and has been in th array continuously since tast time. Hs commanded th mo tor transport repair shop at Verneuil. France, during; the German vwar and among the-officers "who served under him there was Captain Philip 1 Jaclt soa of Portland. - Colonel Heg-etnan vu on the staff of General Wood at Chicago at the time he was placed en the retired list inJuoe. His long- and varied experience In mil itary life has given him special qualifi cations as a recruiting; officer.. Mrs. Hegefban and -other members of the family will join the colonel her within a few weeksv r , .cleth Is being made In Italy from Spun glass for insulation in storage batteries. . Plane Pilot Stops T6 Eest andiAdjusti i-v'w;.-:.-...');-. l'..,. " - Reno, Nsv,-Aug. (U.!, P.) Adjust ments to his plane and desire to rest today, - caused Pilot B. Acosta of ' the leading pUne of the squad of ell metal planes flying from' New Ytrk to San rranclsco. to femaijtover tn Reno' today. i -; i 4 Ellsworth Post to Mci V Vancouver, Wash., Aug- 6. Ellsworth post of the O. A. R. will, meet at the Library hall Saturday morning. I Auzust 7. at 10:45 o'clock. ' t . i Candy for Less! Scrnchea Chocolates,. lb... "4Sc Silted Peanuts, the lb.... Rc Jelly Beafis, 4b. for. . . .15c Molasses Chews, J4 lb.. . .15c. Hoefler's Individual Chot- 1 - olates; six for ........ .25c -- ' . - . .- .... - . ' : J . v . ' . ' V First. Second and Alder Streets Save on Simon's Good Groceries Dollar Specials - for Saturday ,3 cans Del Monte Peaches; - No. 2 caqs 7 'cans Otter' Minced CUms ' 7 cans U-Ta-Nah Peas Q" for &JL 6 cans Sweet Corn C"J for only. . . k ....... . ... . . 8 cans Standard Tomatoes ; . ' (1 No. 2 cans 0JL 7 packages Quaker Puffed I" Rice eDJ. 9 cans' Tuna Fish Q1 foronly ............ 0X 8 cans Alaska Salmon Q.1 -for : 9 cans' Alaska Herring . J" for 9 lbs. Rice5 slightly i ; Q" broken wJl 6 cans California Sardines, " i Q" ' , 1-lb. ovals . . . .. .. . .iDJ- 8 cans Van Camp's Pork and -Beans, No. 1 cans. Ol 11 lbs. Yellow Split Peas for ....... .-.t.v. 8 lbs. California Lima - Beans' 14 bars for .. Carnation "Milk l-lb. tall cans Extra special ,r '2 cans for ...;... j : Limit 8 cans to a customer 25 c os., COFFEE, 4 lbs. I ! Only a small quantity left . California Small White -Beans, 21 lbs. for. . $i $1 OLYMPIC FLOUR 49-lb. sack. j.V. ! Take adfantaga of the low price. $3.25 w Split Peas ; , Q"t ... SI Crystal White Soap EXTRA SPECIAL! ; ROYAL j Baking Powder 25c Two 6-oz. Cans. i v ' THINK OF IT! MAZOLA OIL My. Wife'. Syrup - Special Maple flavor, QK Quart can s2ft two bottles. . GDC for . ill . . . . . DUC Dozen bottles k . .$2.00 Vi gal. can ...... l.l 5 . Buy now . before our Gallon can .... .$2.15 aupply 1$ gone. x . Del Monte Sliced Save on Crisco ! I Pineapple .3.,b. ctn for &sj Large No. ; 2 Vz A(n 6Ab. can for , ... $ 1 .70 can . r , ; . Ui 9.b can for. . . .$2.50 Pure Lard Cats-Eye Matches No. 10 pail CJO OR Dozen boxes . :. . ..35c for ....... DAAO Three dor. boxes... $1 Tobacco Specials! For Saturday Only Dixie Queen 14 -os. lunch box ' 85c U. S. Marines 14-os, lunch box 79c George Washington 1 6 -oB. lunch boa . 85c ; Relu Cigarettes- . , . Carton of 200 ! $1.59; . i Camel, Lucky j Strike and Chesterfield Cigarettes I Carton of 200 $1.69 i Star Chewing r Tobacco Pins of five 20e cuU I :.;- ' ; 85C J.; .;!" . Prince Albert Smoking Two 8os. tins i $1.35 CIGARS for LESS La Rose j a mild, sweet domes tic Cigarj box J0 Hf? of '50 for ttD.I O El Verona Imperiales Perfecto; a high-grade, long-filler do t mestic cigar; OA fC box of 50 for.... D4:,Uv Hichbimler Stogies) , ?" OA I a tin of 50 for. . . DXeill Pure Cane 3 Pounds . . . . 68c 5 Pounds . . $1.13 10 Pounds . . $2.26 100-Lb. Sack $22.50 Ghirardelli's Choco late, 1 -pound cans special . .. . ..... 37c: - Xlmlt of 9 Caas to Customer AT THE SUGAR STORE OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY Rotary "product are made from the best mate rials obtainable. Bread, loaf. 17c Pan Rolls, 10 for 10c Snails, dozen . . . 30c Doughnuts, doz. 30c Cookies, dozen. , 20c ; WHY BAKE? : BOTABT BREAD STORES' CZlTTRAIi. PUBLIC MARKET Fresh EIco Peanut Batter 20c a Lb. - CEHTBAX. DAIRY STORE 7 r rr Paiacailkes? Everybody does. Nothing strikes the inner camper like crisp, brown PANCAKES frying-pan size. i ; I With FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR you don't have to tinker with the batter. You just add water from the nearest spring and there's a big bowlful of perfect- batter ready enough for the hungriest campful of campers, v We mix trreet, powdered milk and corn sugar riht id with thechoice bnck wheat, wheat, corn and rice. ; That tares you adding milk and sugar and makes the flufiiestj richest flavored pancake yon ever tasted. I Be sure FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR goes into the next camp commissary. UaJfi ' j ; ; ; r:- AM YOUR GROCER J?0R IT ):: ' : : ; ; - FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY f x s . . . J"-