Ti'HE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
THURSDAY, . SEPTEMBER 2. 1820.
R0S1E LEE SAYS
SHE DIDNT RIDE
Roii; Lee , says that her friend
lied about her. She sa?a that ah e
did not; so automobile riding- with
any ; boys Sunday j'nJjht, ; as Mabel
Luhj aald he-'did.,n'-:j.. X
RosIs Lee la a IS-year-old Chineae flrl
who dluppearsd from her home at MO
East Eishih atreet, : Vancouver, Sunday
nights Miss Lee and Mabel Lum. an
other Chineae girl, a maid in the Colum
bia theatre, were asked by a couple, of
j white bay a near the Columbia theatre
to go car riding, 'according; to a. report
of the women's protective dlvlaion of the
by
lesa driving- and was" later booked
Traffic . Investigator ; Freiburg : on a
charge "of driving an ' automobile with
defective brakes. .,V ;:..
The brakes on Ru pell's car were, test
ed and 'tha test showed, that when the
car was going JO miles an hour it re
quired ISO feet to stop. Rupell was go
ing about 20 miles an hour at the time
of the accident, according to the police.
. Miss Lee waa located Tuesday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hong Moy,
, 211 Sixth street, by the women's pro
tective dlvlaion. Mrs. Hong Is an lull
mute frland of Mine Lee-a mother.
Mabel : Lum told tha police Sunday
night thai she refused to go riding with
the whit boys, but Rosle Lee accepted
, their invitation. Mlaa Lea emphatically
V oaniea thia. She claims that aho waa
; frlahtened and ran away from the auto
! mobile. 1
. ' Ens got on a Mount Scott ear and
( Went out to the home of her- brother.
. Ham N. i Lee. She doea not know the
1 addreaa of hie home, but aaya It la quite
far out on flit car line. As he had no
. telephone, she was unable to comimml-
lata with her parents, ana said.
She will . atay with her friends until
j the fall term of school opens, she told
' the police.
.Western Irrigation
To Be Discussed at
Seattle Conference
A program calling for federal support
cf Irrigation and reclamation, projects
in the North weat will be outlined at an
irrigation and development congress, to
be held at Seattle, September IB and 17.
Representatives from Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming will
be present at the sessions of the con
gress and It la expected that the edu
cations program promulgated there ulti
mately will result In putting water on
the 10,000.000 arid irrigable acres of the
Northwest.
Backer of the movement in Oregon
lnciuae uovernor Ben W. oicott, Sena
, tor George W. Chamberlain, Senator
Charles L. McNary and Congressman
: N. J. Smnott. Louis V. Hart, W.iL.
Jones and Miles Polndexter are among
tne representative men back of the Irri
gation congress In Washington, and D,
w. Davla and William E. Borah head
the Hat from Idaho.
Motorist Is Fined
$50 on Charge of
Beckless driving
C. F. Rupell. 834 Salmon atreet, was
fined $S by Municipal Judge Rossman.
-Wednesday, for reckless driving. Tues
day Rupell ran into Dale Oottbrebt, 4V4
years oW, 344 Columbia street, and
knocked him down, cutting bis right
temple and bruising hie right arm.
Rupell: was arrested by Motorcycle
Patrolmen Smyths and Yost for reck-
POWER CH EFS ARE
Franklin T. drif f ith, president of
tha Po:tland Railway, Ugnt &
Power ' company. ' accompanied ..by
Guy VT. Talbott, president Of the Pa
cirla ' Power & Light' company, re
turned Wednesday from Washing
ton, where they attended a confer
ence of ' the federal, water power
commission.-
Griffith ia chairman of a committee
appointed by the National Electric Light
association to represent that organls
tlon at hearings of the federal commis
sion, which la composed of tho secretary
of the interior, secretary 01 war a;
..... , rv rf mttrirnltur.'
Th. fMiaral commission was created
by act of congreaa for -the) purpose of
formulating' well-defined rules and regu
lations governing the terms and condi
tion, under which permits will be grant
ed for the development of water power
on government-owned land.
Adoption of rules under which appll
cation for permits may be received will
be announced during the current month,
according to Griffith, and he predicts
that the government's action win result
In immediate benefits to Northwestern
atatea 'Through the development of
electrical energy for railroad motive
power and for the operation of indus
trial plants, millions of tons of coal
will be conserved for other uses, accord
ing to Griffith.
crowd of boys rah aeroM Eaat Stark
atreet in front of the machine at b
Seventy-elxth street. - xna Kosseau coy
was caught and thrown . to tho pave
ment A physician found that one ankle
was fractured and that bruises consti
tuted the other damage. ioe ia wa
taken to his home, v U " -y
Spokane Gunman -
Killed in Street uuei
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awvv.na. Sent. LCV. P.) John Ben-
r . .,.. . i
..-. i a nerro. was uuea ra iiw
.t,,t. her. late Tuesday in a gun duel
with Patrolman arry very. urw
Sheriff s e Car Hits
Nine-Year-Old Boy;
Ankle Is Fractured
An automobile driven by Deputy Sher
iff George Hurlburt. and with Sheriff
Thomas M. Hurlburt as passenger
struck snd badly Injured 9-year-old
Charles Rosseau of 33 East Seventy-
fifth street Wednesday afternoon.
The car waa gohig about 20 miles
hour, according to the report to the po
lice made by the county officials, when t
shots from the gun of the patrolman
took effect in the black's body, his death
resulting a few hours later from a head
wound.
' Avery hailed the black. Whom he be
lieved waa armed, on Trent avenue near
Washington street. The black refused
to halt and opened firs with an auto
matic. . ' ', :. - ". '
Bennett1 is aald to-have returned re
cently from Alaska and waa on his way
to SL Paul, where he is, said to have a
wife. . .....
Investigation will be made 'by the po
lice In : the -belief that, the man wi
Patrolman Avery was exonerated 1 of
blame In the affair by the department
of public safety. . i -
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?3i Use HEBE when
you bake
ttn555r I u Svcs to Dreaa Discuits ana cases
SrST. a quality of lightness, delicacy and
smoothness that is delightful.
Use HE1BE in all your cooking. It will help jtau cut
down your food bill, and at the same time increase
the nutritive value of the dishes prepared with it.
Pure tkimmed milk evaporated to double
strength enriched with coeoanut fat
Wholesome Economical Convenient
.Order HEBE from your grocer .toay and try it in prepar
ing dinner tonight A booklet of HEBE recipes will be
sent free on request Address Horne Economy Department
THE HEBE COMPANY
Box 190S Seattle, Washington
First. Second and Alder Streets
Fine Hand-Tailored Suits
For Men and Young Men
$39.50
School Shoes
Plus Popular Prices!
.The Wise Shopper Comes to,
r - Simon's
Bring Daughter Here for School Shoes
the Solid Leather (j AO
Kind . . .......... . 4 tDaW0
Button or lace .'styles ; footform or English ;
real black gunmetal calf skin.
Sizes 8 Va to 11 for $2.98
Sixes 11 V, to 2 for $3.49 j
J Sixes 2y2 to 7 for $4.98 i
Nifty Shoes for Little Tad. CO "I Q
They're Beauties, Too. . . . DaW eJLU
Fine hand-turned, isoft and easy shoes for the
little' folk. In brown kid, patent and gray tips,
brown tops, and'all-black kid. Wonderful -values.
The larger sizes, 4 to 8, for $3.30. ,
Scout Shoes for Your Boys :
for School Wear!
-r-ExcellenV; values' in either; brown or
blacky sizes 9, to 13
Sizes 1 to Sy for. :.v';:.V.. . . $3.48
VX XTRA! X1KA!1 IxTRA!!!
V BOYS SCOUT SHOES r
S2.39
In tan lotus or smoked 'horsehide; values up
to $5 the pair; extraordinary bargains All
izes from 1 to 5. , ' "
MEN'S DURABLE SCOUT SHOES -
The best for weari you can't beat em at the
price I, Real elk, in black or brown ;vsies from
6- to 11.: See thcm,here I :';-, ; :;r ,
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Values to $60 the Suit
These suits were made by one
of Chicago's most famous man
ufacturers of fine clothing. We
have them . in heavy-weight
worsteds, silk mixtures, flannels
and cassimeres; fancy stripes,
solid fall colors, and. novelty
mixtures; the very latest of the
fall models in both double
breasted and single-breasted
styles. All sizes from 35 to 48,
including some stouts and stubs.
It will pay you to see these suits,
men!
Simon's Saves You Money
on Your Clothes!
The WeU-Known Kabo Corsets
Two Discontinued Models on Sale
. .
Lot 1 Kabo Corsets in low bust and medium long skirt
normal figure, made of fancy batiste; back (jjf) YQ
lace; flesh color; sizes;21 to 30; only. tDtvO
Lot 2 Kabo Corsets1 in -low bust and' medium length
skirt; for slender or normal figures; made of fancy silk
stripe chain; elastic insert in bust; flesh (I O flO
color; sizes 21 to 30; only. ...... -. . . tDO5f O
Fine Dress
.Gingham
' . . and Percale
' Oily 39C Yard
These are in pretty plaids
for school dresses; alt 27
- inches wide.
Children's :
Heavy Ribbed
Buster Brown
' Hose j
SpecWSQCaiOcPr.
.These are elastic ribbed;
double heels and toes,
good for, .real service.
Sizes 6 to it.
r.
. Principal Portland Agents Butterick Patterns
all new Fall styles now showlnf New Fall Delin
eator now In New Fall Fashion Sheets Free for
the asking. . " . , . -
"Thp Store- That
Undersells Because.
It Sells for Cash'
t
V Free Lessons In the 'its of the ifhree Point Em- i
.' broidery Needle in our I Art Goods Section a
I : . week's work In a day by this new method.
Our
wmm
Bar
The Greatest
Amount of Value
For the Least Cash
The time has come when we feel
we should Impress aipon you in the
most ' forcible manner possible
Unmatchable Value Giving yes,
the unusualness of the values that
are keeping this store head and
shoulders above the rest.
We wish to extend to you the
reliability of this store' reputation
and the security of receiving the
greatest amount of value and sat
isfaction for every dollar you spend
here So. we ask that you test us
now and convince yourself that the
statements we make above . are
backed up by facts.
The Offerings for Friday's
Sale Are Timely and Im
portant Savings That Few
Can Well Afford to Miss
Timely and Important Savings
Arranged for
gam
Just a Moment! This ls Important. If You Can Wear a Corset in Size
19, 20, 21, 22 or 23 You Can Purchase a Splendid
Corset at 75c Friday
We htve some 9 dozen Corsets In these sixes left over from our rerulir
high-priced stock lines samples, discontinued models odd numbers, etc,
which wc must move immediately. We dare not let these odd sizes accumu
late, therefore regardless of cost we take the loss which is your gain.
Some Wet of the value may be hid when we state that many Corsets of
equal value In regular stock bring three, four and five times this ridiculously
low price. . .
A few front-lace models included, but most of them are in back-lace styles
all are of standard quality and good style. Most of them are the famous
R. and G. and La Rose Corsets but, remember, sites are from 19 to 23 only.
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Come Early for They'll Go QuicklyAbso
lutely None Exchanged-r-No Phone or Mail
Orders Choose While Any Remain at..
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A Pair
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
Undervalued
Three well known lines to close
at especially reduced prices the
kind that many men wear the year
around.
QP-A SUIT for Athletic Under
OOL wear in small checked nain
sook in sizes 34 to 46.
1 Cr A SUIT for Athletic Un
iDJLaXO derwear in self-striped
nainsook in sizes 34 to 40.
d1 OCA SUIT for Athletic Un
DXaOtJ derwear genuine Sois
ette Union Suits in sizes 36, 40, 42,
44 and 46 only.
School Shoes
For Boys and Girls
Worthy Qualities Good Style and Prices Most
Moderate
Prudent Parents Will Not Fail to Visit This Sale
Friday Here You'll Find Thoroughly Reliable
Qualities in Pleasing Styles and as an Added
Attraction We Quote Prices That Are Most
Moderate.
House Dresses
at $2.39
In our Ready-to-Wear Section we
offer a fine lot of House Dresses in
Percales and Ginghams at far less
than real worth good styles in
checks and plain color at 12.39.
Plush Coats
at $35.00
An early season showinr and
sale of Nobby Short Plush Coats
several popular styles plain, with
chase plush trimming or with
Coney collar. Sizes 16 to 44. Fri
day at $35.00. .
"9 o'Clock" and Kinder
garten" Shoes.
Sizes 5 to 8 at $3.50 Sizes Stf to 11 at $4.00
Sizes ayi to 2 at $4.50
Both Butrorf and Lace Styles "
In these well-known and reliable makes are
included all good styles in button and lace shoes
with good heavy all leather and chrome tanned
soles and vici uppers.
Boys' and Girls'
Heavy School Shoes
Child's, 5 to 8. $2.45 Sizes. 8 to 11. $2.85
Little GcatS to il'A, $4 i :to SJ$4.85
Misses', in sizes V to 2, at $3.35 Pair
In these assortments are velour calf and gun
metal Shoes in button and lace styles shoes that
will give long service and that fit correctly.
Boxed Paper
200 large square boxes of fine
Writing Paper in Aberdeen linens
each box containing 48 sheets of
paper with envelopes to match
assorted tints in each box pink,
white, blue and buff.
A Bargain for Friday at.-
49c Box
EXTRA Sale of Children's
Vests and Pants at 25c
Less Tftan Half Price!
Standard quality garments of combed Peeler cotton Vests in
long and short sleeve Styles with high neck. Pants in ankle length
all sizes 2 -to 16 years at one price while any remain. BARGAIN
FRIDAY AT 25c.
For School Girls HAIR BOW
RIBBONS in Fine Quality and W(de
' Width at 69c Yard
At this opportune time we have arnnged this special underprlckd
pleasing and popular novelties in a great assortment and selling to is
18-Inch Black
Traveling Bags
Priced Friday $4.98
Just 32 to Sell at This Price
In our Basement Section a timely sale of fine black Crepe Grain
Roxylite Traveling Bags in 18-inch size they come with good,
strong clasp and handle a real bargain at $4.98.
Fruit Baskets at 49c
A limited number 65 dainty Fruit Baskets to close at this
special price. They come in popular shapes and pretty colonnj
and in three or four sizes.
l2
Great Clean-Up Sale Broken Lines of t
Lace and Net Pleatins
at Half Price
Two to six Inch widths and the popular styles in net and lace
Pleating white and colored Organdie Points. Georgette Crepes in
flesh and white. Van Dyke Points with -picot or hemstitched edge.
ALL TO CO FRIDAY AT HALF PRICE
Hemstitched Japanese
Lunch Cloths at $1.25 EACH
About Half Price
Attractive blue and white Japanese Lunch Cloths slightly imper
fect 48 inches square not more than 2 to a customer.
Large 72x82 -Inch
Cotton Blankets at $3.95 PAIR
Fine for sheets as well as for bed covering they come in white,
grey and tan not more than 2 pairs to a customer at the above price.
Special Under pricing of
Children's Handkerchiefs
for School Days
Lot 1 at 5c Each 6 for 25c
Good quality Lawn Handkerchiefs, plain hemstitched or with white
or colored embroidered, or printed, pattern.
Lot 2 at 7c Each 6 tor 25c J
Most exceptional values consisting of broken lines &J initial Hand
kerchiefs. (
j Lot 3 at 10c Each 6 for 50c
Dainty embroidered corner Handkerchiefs, in dozens and dozens of
white or colored patterns. , : , t
Lot 4 at 15c Each 6 for 85c
Sheer quality Swiss Handkerchiefs embroidered In white or colors
-alsa a pig line 01 popular sport patterns.
OUR STdRE
NOW OPENS
:AT 9 A. M.
rx
Of c
STORE CLOSES'
AT 5:30 M.
SATURDAYS
AT 6 P.M.
The Most in Value The Best in Quality
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