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TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, TOWN TOPICS Tml.r to at) point of tha TJnKed Bute or broad abould taka idnnttci of experienced In formation and wrric offend throcch Tba Ot eon Journal Trl Hunan, in twnonaj chare of Horsey 11. Smith. Bailroad ticketa and terashtp kooktiur arranted. , Foreign aachenfe taaued. 1- -f ormalion giren resardinc rtteaporta. . i eOMINO CVKMTS 1 Orecnn Baptfcl Tounc P.ctt1' aawmbly, ."I11" atona Chatrtanqna. tToonda, luwt Zl to " ' Oraion Christian Kndearor auramer- ennferenea. .Fomt Jro.. A.uut SO to Svtmber . Bapti.t ataU eoaraaUon. C-orraUia. September '8 to 10.' I' v-i J- 1 .1 1 Prune FertlttJ. VocotTr. Wash,, September j 16-1 a. . - Bona of Herman, grind lodxe. Portland. Sep tember 2t. . L.""': Jl)etrm Bmtnd-rp. eptber 18-25. Wehm1n State W. a IT. C ancooeer. September 24-80. . 1 Oregon btate Fair, Salem. September 27 to October 2. r . Idaho State : fair. Bolae, September 27 to October 2. ' - 1 . ' Pacific Coaat Gea aseocUtlon. Fortleoa. Sop tern her. ' j - ' ' . ' VVaohingtoa State ralr.! Taklma. September 20 25 llnltnoiaab Count; Fair. " Craaham. ! October 4 a... '-.!.-- Pacific International Llrestock aaeorJation. Portland. NoTembrr IS t 20. . rp(oa-Mabo K im. n' educational Union of Arica. Tlia Dallee. Uaeember 2 to TODAY'S FORECAST i Portland and Ticinity: Tonight and Wednee ,dr uiuetded weather, 'probably with light liower; westerly wind. i J OreKon and H aahincton : I Tonisht and Wednes day 'Uiuwttled weatber, probably with thnnder ,iotin in the mountain; senile weaterljr wind. , - - .. - j ; WEATHfeU cpjrniTioxs llish prWnre continue over the eastern half at the country and off the north Pacific coaat. In other .pa itl of ttie country the prewar ie moderately low. Itain baa fallen on tlie north 1 acific coast and locally in the 8acranrnto al ly in California, and on the Texaa' coast. Thnn. drraturnia bae occurred at acattered I Western atatiotie. Th a weather to generally warmer urer the Went and aomrwhat cooler! in the . central and eastern atefe. The temperature la abnormal ly higli In SouMiern ladho. ' . i UelatWa humidity at Portland: -Soon yea terday, 77 per cent; S p. m. ' yesterday, 48 per cent; 5 a. m. today. 84 per cent. Precipitation ainee January 1: Total. 17.K9 inches; normal. '25.28 inches; deficiency, 7:0U " inches. . j- i OB8EUVATIO.S Temp. STATIONS 3 Si . - Baker, Or.......... 1 8 -Tlilling. Mon! ....I 98 0 U tt 0 U U o .02 0 0 .04 o o o .14 .02 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o o o o eu eu o 42 62 (J 34 i . 0 5H 58 2 5 55 76 4 u 64 88 CO SO Bit 64 56 56 52 o 68 52 60 Ctt 76 0 68 68 CO Boise, Idaho ................ 04 Boston, Mass. ) 68 alsary. Alberta . i. , . nh1..' Til I aa Denrrr, Colo. ............. 82 ' Iea Moines. Iowa .......... 76 Honolulu. T. II.... f ...... Hi .Huron. S. l. 84 Kansas City, Mo...,...;... 76 ' Knoxrille,. Tenn. ........... 72 l.oa Anelea, Cal. 80 Marshfield. Or. 72 : "Medford. Or. 06 New Orleans iJt. 88 New York, X. I. . 74 Nome. Alaska ........... . .52 North Head Wash. (J2 North Platte, Neb 84 Oklahoma City, Okla. . . ... . . . . 80 Phoenix, Arts, i 102 ' Pittbur, Pa. .". ...A ...... . 74 Portland, Or. t , . . . . , 81 ltos-bUnc. Or. , . 88 " St, Loan, Mo. ............ 70 Bt Paul, Minn. 78 Bait Lake City, CUh 90 Han three. CaL v 74 San Francisco, Cat ......... 68 SeatUe. Wast , 74 : Hpokane, Wash. 86 Tampa, Fla. .............. OO . Vanooerv B. C .. 76 Walla Walla, Wasli. . 90 W ashington, D. C . 74 WilliKton, ITT. . . . . . . 92 P. M.. report of preceding day. .08 o o 0 Save Surface M ora Explained Ex- ; plahation of th national aave-the-sur-face" movement was made to! master painters and decorators of Portland . at Llbtary hall Monday evening when rep restfntaiivea of the International Asbo ciatlon of Master House Painters and Decorators delivered addresses on the subject. H. A. Henneman was chairman and the Portland trade schools 'were represented; toy W. I. Woodward of the st'hool board and C. K. Cleveland, prin cipal of Benson Polytechnic school. A. V- McGhan of Washington. I. C, gren- era.1 secretary of the movement, ex plained the national ."save-the-surface" campaign and Dr. D. Louis Ireton gave an illustrated lecture. ' Mfrry t; rowers Picnic An 1 all-day . meeting and picnic of the berry growers of Multnomah county will be held on Friday, August 27, under" the direction of County Agent & B. Hall.. The grow ers ana oiners ; interested will meet at Hall's, office In Oresham at. 9 :30 a. m. and tour the berry orchards r in the .mortiinfr. At noon they will irather at the county- fair grounds for basket lunch to be supplied by the picnickers. The afternoon will be taken utf with a program, including music, athletics, edu cational talks on berry culture, and various stunts for amusement. . I ItHd'a Satlnps Taken A burglar ioo an me savings that little Marion Black, son of Mrs. M. A. Black. 1215 Oak street. In Laurelhurst, was saving up to buy a new baseball, Saturday night. During the absence of the family . the home was invaded and ransacked. Motjey was apparently the object of thk . search, since nothing was taken but Marion's savings. The house was thor oughly and systematically overhauled by the marauder. j Watch Out for Paint Multnomah county is, not in league with the clothes and hat cleaners, but It may help their business, notwithstanding, for I spatters of grease and paint are certain! to' dron from th superstructure of the Haw thorne bridge for the next few dava. Traffic cannot be stopped as the clean ing of grease and paint progresses, and trayelrs will have to take theiri chances. says Koaamasier wiuiam satchel. Pyorrhea Can Be Cured Why do you hesitate when so many ; are being re lieved by our New Smilo System? Tou - may help ; yourself and need hot have ; tiecay, soft teeth or bleeding gums. Ex aminations "t ree. C. Smith Long, den tist, 310 Bush & Lane building. Adv. Hood Rl-rer stage leaves st Charles hotel daily at 8:15 a. m.. 10:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. leaves Hood River for Portland at 8:30 a. 11 a.,m. and 2445 p. m. j For further information; phone Shepard's Auto Bus Lines, Inc., Marshall 43S1. ' Adv- ,..' ! - '-j Knight, of Colnmbua Knights of Co lumbus will entertain with a dancing party on the "Bluebird," leaving- the west end of Morrison street bridge at 8:30 p. m.. Tuesday., This will be the last river excursion-given by the knights this season. - . . Fortland.ewberg BnuM leave Fourth and Alder dally, g :3o. 9 :3. 11 arri.; and L 2:30. 4:15. 6:30, 6:30 p. m, ; Saturday and Sunday. 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv.. , - .;!-;. .. Salem-MIH City stage riiie Connects a train' No. 5 Salem. arrive Will City 1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train No 9 Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Hamman. proprietor. ! Salem i Phone H-AUT, , Steamer Iralda for Rainier, dailv at S -30 n St Helens ann m.. foot of Alder . - .-- ivvnj ui Aiaer street Sunday. St Helens only. 1:30 DlTlne Healisg Tonight A special meeting will be held at the Portland Divine Healing Institute. Eleventh and Yamhill streets. Tuesday night, in honor Miller & Tracey Adult Caskets $30 to $1000 ' yZ' ' ' : :. -Main 2691 K V; - 578-85' 11920. Wbea gotng away for th summer or on jrrrar eacatinn. haiTbe Journal follow yon t th insula r rate, or the following agegu swll( snpl'y ym at regular cHy rates: ; ramew. Or V. A. Sippell if " n Bay City Or lr. T. A. Gillen. - Cannon Beach 4Cccla. Or. IL U. Hafria. Carson. Wash. Carl B. Eaaitb. also Sbip tierd s Kpringa. - ,i . . v Uanbabil. Or. ' ! - . -. i - r Snbhwn, Long Deacb, Wash. -Stranbal A Co. , Hanhatta Beseb Mrs. ti. h' Huston. ' Manaanita Besch Emil G. KardelL Neab-Kab-N't, Or. A. iS. Anderson. : Nekalem. Or. sNehalcm DrBg company. Net arts. Or. Mrs. M. F. Croaa. Newport. Or.il. S. Hnat. r'aciflc t'lty ;. H.i Ward, Ocean Part. Wth Geo. H. Kramer. Kockaway Beach. Or. V. P. MHler. - Seaside. Ort Jason McCnn. Both Drag store i- - , UeaTtew, Wash. Geo. V. Putnam. ' Tillamook. Or. F. I E3erman. Twin itocks. Or. f. J. Van Scyoe. Viihoit ttprintrs W. JlcLetan. at the return of the Kev. John G.; Lake, who! ban been absent for about six weeks on a tour through, the East In conference with leader of the movement for reestablishing divine neanng. xuo meeting Is at 8 , o'clock. j Swimming Every Afternoon and eve- ntntf nni.inir .vAnr;vMiinr except Sun day I and Monday at Wlndemuth Adv. Plates by a cpr:ailst tor artificial teeth. See , Dr. E. C Rossman. 307 Journal , building. Adv. I Dr. Hsbert F. Leonard has returned Adv- I- p- 77777, : -.- Resume Appointment Of. Eeser ve Officers j Washington, Aug. 24. (I. N. S.) Sec retary of War Baker today ordered the imnjedlate resumption of the making of appointments to me viuwrs ccrps. Officials of the war department stated that the order was not occasioned by any emergency but that appointments had! recently been suspended until re serve officers had beenlven representa tion! on the committee making appoint ments to thereserve corps. . Fireman of Switch Engine Is Injured :'"" ' . .. " - Vancouver Wash., Aug. 24. George Pllmac; fireman of a switch" engine. suffered a! double fracture of. an arm and! a cut; over hlav left eye when he jumped as the. engine, backed into a northbound S., 7 P. 1 & a. Treignt train Tuesday morning. The accident oc curred when the switch engine was leav ing I the spur at the JStandifer shipyard. A freight ear loaded With canned goods was wrecked. .'.1 " v ' ' 6 ain in Stack Is Destroyed by Fire : Wilsonville, Aug. 24. Practically the entire crop of grain on the Joe Salser farm was -destroyed by fire Saturday. Thej grain was In the stack and the cause has not been determined. Neigh bors and men members of nearby thresh ing crews attempted to save the grain, but' the heat was too intense to permit thern to approach the stack. ' School Bndget Adopted Ckthaamet,. Wash., Aug. 24. The Cathlamet : school board , in framing the budget for 1920-21 allowed a salary schedule of $105 a month for grade teachers, $125 a month for high school and $175 a imonth for principal. . Bootlegger's Freedom Brief Walla Walla. Wash.; Aug. 24. Dis- harged from the county jail but a week. after serving , a sentence for , peddling liquor, Bert Brown was agaln lodged In that institution, this ' time in company with his son-in-law. Arthur Anderson, on a bootlegging charge. Cards of Thanks J :. . . our sincere tnanas ana gramuae are nereoy exienaea io our irienaa wno as sisted us so kindly In our recent bereave- . , . . . . k.Mn...L. .1 t mem anu mr liic niAiiy wwui.iiui iiuisi offerings, i Mr. and,. Mrs. Chas. Geis. i! desire ;to extend, my heartfelt appre ciation to the -many friends for their kindness .during the brief illness and death of my dearest husband. Emma B. jHaug. ! - - - S. & H. Green Stamps for cash. Hol man Fuel Co.. Main 353. 560-21. Adv. f "WHAT ABOUT ;4 j ; r:i -THE' --- ' 144,000 SAINTS?" YOU should know the interpreta tion of this much discussed prophecy. It has a. vital connec tion with your future happiness. The Muck Talked Of Sermon By J Evangelist . LOUIS K. DICKSON will continue every night this ' M week in the Big Tent Pavilion Corner 13th and Morrison St. The Music Is a Special Feature 1 i ? Each' Evening v. Prof. I. C. Colcord, Director " ' BRING YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT TTsTiii-iirrl-i I ATTORNEY FEE OF 517,500 IS ASKED IN ROELFS ESTATE Remembrance of one of the most famous cases in the local courts In th determination ; of beirs was re freshed Monday. . when . C. T,I Haas, attorney, filed a petition asking: the probate department of the' Multno mah county circuit court to fix $17 500 as his fee for services to the es tate of Mrs. Miry Roelfs. wlo died in Portland in 1912. f The Rev- E. P. Murphy and Josepa Woerndle, executors. Join In the petition and state that the claim Is just and reasonable because of the extraordinary services performed by Haas.. f Haas says his services extended from March 27. 1912. to July 20, 1920. and that he .has received 36125 on account The total value of the Roelf estate was given by T. F. .Noon an, J. T. O'NetU' and Joseph Sherlock on April 12, 1912, as . 373,577.66. r : ; , Mrs, Roelph, who . was In. the eighties when she died, had been married three times and was separated from her third husband. In her will she left him a merely nominal amount and provided that one half of her property was to go to the brothers and sisters of her second husband and the remainder was to be divided share and share alike between her own consins. whom she did not know, but she left instructions to have a cer tain man In New York interrogated as to who they were. : v The outcome was long drawn out liti gation, certain points being carried Jto the state supreme court, and he pas sage of an act by the state legislature to determine points as to heirship through the lineage of cousins. Even tually - there were 169 claimants , as cousins of various degrees removed. : . Divorce Mill i Divorce suits filed :' Alice H. Wright And the Next Day it : ,.:.:. came to pass, that they flocked in to the Gas Office at Fifth and Alder to buy Wash ing Machines and . Save $15 Did you get your? If not, call today: jf4 JlCK SlOQ OJ jj , V I j 112 Fourth Street, Bet. Stark and Washington j V ' ' y A --- : I FLICK SHOE CO.,'l 12 FOURTH STREET l I . that-I shall THIS" - - : 'lj :- I.. - tD'AY .take' the '."' ' 111 ' ' ;fir.t atep on the I flBKtt WW 1 I : s road .to prosperity f'WhrA g ' by opening a Sav- . I Kff !fi(i ' H ings Account; and that p I . ill jjya - ' J each payday TH take a g j j '' JyV ill ' W , i further step -along the r g Til I - I! If M' H i .. ! M - l same road by deposit- v ? g - 'flJ ' ' ' s': ing as much as lean fg V AJji . '. . ff S ; tpare in this safe and M""- l 1 t M - sound Bank. ' ' , ; vl flV''''' THE " OREGON - DAILY JOU against Kzra S. Wright, desertion ; Ha xel.McMullan against 'Virgil 'A. McMul? lad, cruelty. - - ' ' - Tubes made of glue have been invent- ed in Europe for . handling' petroleum, gasoline and some gases in place of rub ber tubing. - . - -1 ' FLICK SHOE CO., 112 T" You will not find H (d Id m X H OS O h. cs 9 oys IB : M V X v. B Boys' Black Velour Solid Leather Boys' Shoes that are worth up to $6 in Box; Calf and Heavy Chrome Calf. ' Just . the thins for school. Sizes : 1 to 52 O U Ui O s r) U U J fa K td Ui OS H m ZC tC D O b O'Donnell Shoes These are better shoes getting for Boys. Same leather and work manship as on our Men's high grade shoes. Gunmetal Calf, Blucher, Heavy (JJpT OK Soles, Welted Soles; 3 to 5V4 DJoVd Dark Tan, Soft Box, He avy (IJP.QP Soles, Welted Soles; 3 to 5l2 tDOmVO bon't throw away We make them Men's Soles $1.50 Men's Rubber Heels. . 1 50c W r I 50 I -S l RNALV PORTLAND, OREGON ; : Hot Lake Arrivals j' 1 Hot Lake. Aug. 34. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanitorium Saturoay were t George M. -Pinney. Mumphrey Pinney, Mrs. W. CVNay and Marie Nay, New Yerit; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole, Brogan; Mrs. J. L. Ford, Spokane; C'W. Hickman. Mos cow. Idaho r-Goalon A. PeeU Portland; Teddy Myrlck. Elgin. Or. , . FOURTH STREET such values in: .koes a a o tn O o S3o45! S4.45 K3 O c 50 H S Ui H 73 m m r X b tn o O than you have been1 your old shoes. look like new. - Ladies' Sole, $1.25 Ladies' Rubber Heels . .40c n O C 50 M X t'.J r" I IB Principal Portland Agents for the Buttertck - Patterns All New Fall Styles Now Show ing Fall Delineator Now In. EXTRA! J- 50c- (a Half Odds and Ends, Surplus Lots and Broken Assortments in Our Under muslin Section Many Items ' Worth Several Times This Quotation Briefly Here They Are--- Check Your Choice FIRST Children's Coveralls "in 2 " to 6 years. ' ' SECOND Children's Bloomers in 2 to 12 years. THIRD Women's Fancy Brocaded Ban deaus. FOURTH Women's Good Serviceable Brassieres. - . FlFTIfc-Women's Light and Dark; Aprons. SIXTH Infants' O. M. O., Jiffy, etc.. Rub ber Pants. . i : , . " - All Theie and Other Offerings All Remarkable Values at 50c for Choice No Phone or Mail Orders, None Exchanged and NpneSent C. O. D. r EXTRA! - EXTRA! For " Between 400 and 500 Remnants White and Colored Voiles, White: Long Cloth, -Clrhes.; Cambric, Ciinghams, rercales, Calicoes and Mthcr Wash fabrics ' . : Remnants Selling Regularly Up to Three Times This Price Women - who respond to this announcement will Indeed be unusually well repaid. Remember, "you have choice from 400 'to 500 Remnants, all of good length and worthy quality,! in such" desirable fabrics as white and colored Fancy Voiles, Most every wanted color. nn' Forrmt the. Importance of to 1 P. M., Wednesday, or as long as any remain, you-hav choice from th entire ortmnt at $1.00 'meh.-:-? " ' "j I'".'..'...-, ', No Phone or Mail Orders, None Sent C. O. D. or Exchanged. Limited number: to any one Purchaser. EXTRA! IA.H. TO .' - . 400 Yards Natural Aeroplane Linen 75c Yard 4 While Any Remains A splendid material 'for dreaaett. waista, blouses, dus ters, drapes, furntture coverings, fancy work, etc A durable, hlgh-srade materiaL . ' , : ; V Limit 10- Yards to a Customer. EXTRA! , . A. ST. TO Women's White Voile Waists " At $1.00 . Sensational values In this specinl half-day offering of dainty white voile waists. Most pleasing styles. ? !SNo Phone Orders None Exchanfed. EXTRA! vTKP"?rylAY ' A. M. TO Women's, Cotton - , .Hosiery At 15c Pair Don't fall to secure a senerous wpply at this special savins. They are the popular Mother Hubbard black, cotton stockings that lit and wear satisfactorily. Ail sires 8V4 to 10. . Our Store : Now Opens at 9 A. M. . ''The Store That Undersells . Because It Sells lor Cash Again Comes Wednes day With Its Half Holiday ' And a Long List of Especially Uiider priced - Offerings By the same token that we extend a half-holiday to our employes Wednesdays during the hot months of July and Auitust Closing Our Store at! 1P. M. We also extend to our patrons and store friends an unmitchable list of especially underpriced offerings that brinn to you positive. sarinRS savings $o rreat as to warrant your special attendance before closing time Wednesday, t P. M. i 1 Pause! See What Dollar) Will A Half a Day; Wednesday, From 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. nel Skirts to 6 years. TrEBXESnAT FROM A. M. TO 1 P -. A Sale of 5'Piece ' Aluminum Combination v at $2.49 SetS ; This Cooking Set has more uses and advantages than iany other similar f set on the market,,. The combinations which can be formed are very practical and serve excellently for every meal of the-day. All the pieces are uniform in size and nest together very snugly. The bail of the inside - pans may be detached if desired. The capacity of th4 outside kettle Is six CjUarts,' and each of thelnside pans holds quarts They are highly . polished on the outside; while the'lnner surface bas our Sun-ray finish. While any remain. Wednesday at $2.49 for st of 5 pieces. Wednesday Forenoon 9 A. M. toll . A."- While They Last at $1.00 Each Crashes, Cambrics, Long Cloths, Ginghams, percales, Calicoes, etc. lor. . Patterns for both women's and children's garments. ; v an early attendance first choice Is always best choice. From 9 A. M. EXTRA! I Tt X. EXTRA! 1 P. M. EXTRA! 1 P. M. , Special Kree lessons In the Use of the Three Point Km.brotdery Needles at Our Art Uoods Sec tion Don't Miss Them. EXTRA! SEVENTH Kiddies Drawers in ages 2 . to 12 years. i EIGHTH Kiddies' Overalls in ages 2 to 5 years. -; i , ; NINTH Little Girls' Fancy . Gingham Slip- overs. "".' - r . f'.' TENTH Girls' Plaid Gingham-Dresses 3 " to 5 years. j' ELEVENTH Women's Corset Covers in broken lots. ' " ; ' ' - TWELFTH Kiddies' Heavy Outing Flan M. t. A. M. TO 1 P. M. Cookers 800 Yards 27 -Inch Ecru Scrims 10 c Yard . While Any Remains A bargain tn inexpensive window coverings a sale of some 800 yards of ecru scrims In. stripe border styles, 27-inch width, a sensational Value at above price. A Limited Amount to a Customer. . "iwEnVrsriAT- t A. M. TO I P. M. Westclox 'A merica Alarm Clocks At $1.39 ' (With War Tax of 7c) . At our Notion Counter; a sale of th. reliable Westclox "America" Alarm Clocka warranted to keep correct time. Only a Limited Quality. " A.M. TO 1 P. M. . Odds and Ends Women's t Dress Skirts At $2.00 for Choice About CO splendid Drs Skirts to close at this low price, lens than manufacturer's cost Broken lots In silk poplins and other dirabi materials. Sizes 23 to 30, all at one price. 92.OO. Store Closes at 5:30 P. M. Saturdays at 6 P. II. The Most in Value The Best in Quality ,. ,.. v ., i - '. ! . - .I iaHamSaSaaaSBHal
