The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 06, 1920, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON v DAILY JOURNAL.. PORTLAND. OREGON. m TOWN TOPICS travttew to n potato et tha TJnltad State or broad ih H taka a4aaaca of azpatianaad ita. taratataoaand MntM slfond thraosk Tha Ora oa Jauraal laforauttoe and Tri Varaaa. to pmoMj chart t De B. gait. Bailraaa ittk.ia ad ataaaMbte booklaa matl tea aaehaata iaraad. 4 latorsaUoa sl'as resare- Coasts fair. Craarnav Mob aaaaeJatba. atattnaaub a a S. i N Pacifle tataraaifafMl Urastoek rartlaad. ffovambar 1 to 20 . la Cma Sappl Mia caavantioe. Tke tortnm. Naraaibar ft to 30. , Ofatoa . Idaho firman' Maratlonal Calos Ann tea. Tho ball, Dacafjee S t 4. 1 WClTntin VOH.FCAST rartlB4 and rtdaltr: TJmnday fain; ;arty rnas. ' ' Oracaa and Waahlnfton: TburvUr rata; mode rata aoataartr wiada. - I TCAXHCa CONDITIO Low praaaaro aaarnaa tha antiia Nortbwaat, tMchiat an toward to California and Artaoa. tha point of craataat dapraaakm balm aaar Vn eewrar laUad. Thar rainaindar of tho tT 1. . I TkImR nVMaTTIM T WDlCD central in Mlnota. Precipitation h occurwd oa tha mfcvua ana norm racuw hn haariaat at Enrak. Cal.. wbara H amountod to tkia lnchaa. Tha waathar U much eoolarta Oklahoma and Tannaawa and on tha aorta at laatla eaaat, and la moch warmar la part of Waahieftoa,, Montana. Nebraaaa and ftaaksteb awan. . Tha Umpantara la aanarailjr abort isor nal in tba Wast and balow normal to tha Eaat ty.i.Hm tu.ui. -f PnrtiuHl! Moon Taatar- dar.! 6 par aaat; 8 p. m. yaataiday, 7 par cent; a. m. today, 61 par cant, PraeioitAtlon mince January 1: Total. 24.45 taenia f normal, 28.29 lnchaa: daflcianey. J.84 lnchaa. EDWARD I WfcLL.. 0B8EBVATI05B CTATIOKB Tamp. Baker, Or. 777 Boiaa. Idaho . . . Beaton, Maas. Buffalo. N. Y. . Chicaao, 1)1 ... ' Denver, Colo. . Krocno, Cal. Gal'eaton, Taxaa Helena. Mont . Hoaololu, T. H. Huron. 0. D. Juneau, Alaaka Kanaaa City. Mo. Iioa Ancalaa, Cal Manhfield. Or Madford, Or. Mamphia. Term. Haw Oriaana, La. . . . . Bow York. K. 1 Noma.' Alaaka ...... North Head Waah Oklahoma City, Okla. . Pboanlx. Arir. , Pitajburfh, Pa. . . . . . PoeataUo, Idaho Portland. Or Prinoa Bopart, B. C. Roaabntg, Or RoawaU, Naw Mexico, . sacraaanto. Cal fit., Koala, Mo.. 81 Paul, ' Minn Bait Laka City. UUh.' Han Diaca. Cal Han Franaiaco, Cal ... . Haattle, Wash Kharidan. Wyo Sitka. Alaaka ftpokaaa, Wuh Tacoma, Vaah Tanaoa. Alaaka . . . . 1 1atooh UUnd, WaaO. Tonopah, a alda, Alaaka Vancouver, B. C Walla Walla. Waah... Waahincton. D. C. . . . WUliaten. N. D Taklma. Waah. 78 83 62 BO 62 84 84 80 80 84 82 48 A 76 78 82 82 60 88 64 88 98 60 78 70 52 72 80 72 72 72 78 68 70 64 00 58 72 64 40 B4 72 86 B2 80 60 86 76 52 62 48 42 54 62 62 70 48 56 54 58 52 45 52 68 44 56 52 64 60 68 56 60 60 16 2 0 68 60 56 52 86 50 56 54 52 60 44 44 48 fc 0 0 0 o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o .10 .08 0 0 'o' .85 '.io 0 0 0 o o 0 .70 .88 O 0 0 .52 0 1.18 0 0 .66 0 0 0 0 $11,000 of morphia wb found In Sing' bouM near DemaJd aUtlon. when faderai arenu raJdad H aanrarml months Ago. Slnr and his wtfa tostUiad that ther had So knowUdt tha drttr wai In their ouae and placaxl ownarshlp of It upoa Harry Wong, a transient Oriental. Beam TiaipastlBt Caarrad Another roomlnv house quarrel ended lata Tues day' night when Mrs. Flora William of US North Enghteenth street was ar rested on a warrant charging; her with trespassing-. Mrs. Elisabeth M. Peeler, another roomer, told the police that Mrs. Will lams "borrowed" her manicure set, a suit case, knitting; material and a house dress. Aaaaal Saaday School Meatiaf-t-Tha annual meeting- ef the First Baptist church will be held Thursday night, be ginning with a supper at . :10. Re port from the various departments and election of officers will be the mala items of business. A discussion of plans to enlarge the Sunday school work -Will follow. Aato Theft Alleged Ij. B. Chase and F. E. Biggs were arrested Tuesday night by Patrolman Ballard on a charge of automobile theft The two youths were driving a machine which belong to the Rev. John Comiakey. 600 Miller street Ballard said he had just been advised to watch for it when be saw the car. Hardin c Clis Lnaeaea The first, of a series of bi-weekly luncheons to be given by the Harding-Coolldge club was held today at noon in the blue room of the Hotel Portland. The luncheons. whioh are for members and friends of the club, was informal, with no set speeches. Reckless DrfTlag Charged Chris Han son. 39. was arrested at Second and Hall streets late Tueaday night on charges of reckless driving and drunkenners. The police say Hanson drove over a curb and crashed into a telephone pole. Sr. MeElveea oa Japan In his current events talk 0a Thursday night at the Flrat Congregational church. Dr. W. T. McKlveen will .give a brief resume of the report of the Vaaderltp commission. which has Just concluded a. visit to Japan. Hsibaad and Boa Mlfflag T. O. Thayer, 58, 225 West Park street left home with his two small sons September 27 in quest of work and has not re turned yet. Mrs. Thayer asked the po lice to help find her husband, and search is being conducted through the shipyards. t BastiiU' Alatal Meeting The con gregation of the First Baptist church (White Temple) will hold its annual meeting Thursday' evening at 7:45. Sup- P. M. report of pracedlna day. Three more Heaters Fined Three more game law violations have been an nounced from the state game warden's office. Joe Oulaantl of Portland was ar rested and fined $10 and costs at Ore gon City for hunting on a game refuge. Arrest was made by Wardens Bergh duff. H. K. Meach and F. M4 Brown. Qeorge Teufel f Beaverton was arrested and fined 125 nd costs atr Hlllsboro for shooting quail. Hls gun was confiscated. Deputy Oame Warden J. J. Craig made tha arreat. Craig also arrested J. A- j Kaufman of Farntlngton who waa like wise fined 125 and costs at Hlllsboro tor shooting quail. His gun and license were conflacated. -Oil for Doakey Eagiaet The forest service Is devoting Its energies to -secure an adequate supply of fuel oil for loco motives and donkey engines in logging operations, because of the reduction in . the forest fire hasard of oil. over other forms of fuel. Data Is being gathered n the logging companies using qjl for a fuel and the forest service will exert its influence toward having an adequate amount of fuel oil definitely allocated by the oil companies for the logging In dustry. Hage Bear Killed A huge brown bear hide, measuring feet 6 inches in length, with a 6 foot spread between the shoul ders, has been received by Stanley Jewett of the U. 8. blloglcal survey. The bear ' was killed by U. McShane, trapper for the survey, near Keller. Wash., follow ing complaints from sheepmen that the creature had been feasting on mutton. Hood Hirer stage leavea St Charier-hotel-dally at 8:l& a. m., 10; JO a, ra. and 2:45 p. m. Stage for Bridal Veil leaves 4 p. m. Leaves Hood River for Portland at 8:30 a. m., 11 a, m. and 2 :45 p. m. For further information phone Shepard's Auto Bus Line, Inc.', Marshall 4381. Adv. , Jimmy Slag Blieharged Jimmy Sing, Chinese, was found not guilty of vio lating the Harrison narcotic act Tuesday by a Jury in the federal court About FURS" and MYSTERY BT X. AT. TJKQAK Fur buying is a side to the fur business equally aa important to the prospective .purchaser as the selling of furs, whether they be sold honest ly or dishonestly. To deal honestly with the custom ers of his concern, the fur buyer must know furs from A to Z he must know exactly what he is buy ing and must sell them for exactly what they are. Then, too, he must know Just what constitutes a reason able buying price and a legitimate selling price. Unless he knows these things and unless he deals honestly with the public, most of whom know really little regarding furs. It will not take long for his concern to es tablish a reputation not at all envied by its more honest competitors. . A dealer who wishes to deliberate ly deceive his patrona may, easily enough offer imitations upon which fhi.wofkm,lJV,h,ll skilful that it T Pl diatinruiah between them And the genuine. Of course, it is easy to detect badly or heavily dyed Imi tations, for the under fur is darkened beyond Its natural state and the akin 1?,,"ilne1- cleverly dyed akin win deceive all but an expert In Imitation of the more or less expensive furs the domestic cat pro vides a wide variety of furs. Whits Tabblt la sometimes sold as ermine! chinchilla or even foxT tie fS? of the muakrat .readily lends itself to Imitations of sea , mink, sable and otter ; hare skins dyed have b2n old as sable, fox or lynx, and corn- M?' ofabI5ck fox Bd lth white market m8t ? The price of furs varies perhaps more than that of any other com modity of changeable value, and? as we have shown, substitution of one fur for another is comparatively eaav This makea it doubly advisable to "Beware of tha Wolf in Sheep's Clothing. , :,f . .. . 4 (ToBe Continued) Adv. (Copyright 1920) llimillllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIU: v A larje shipment of riental S arrived yesterday from Per- E , E George Atiyeh who is' abroad s to personally select the mis- terpieces of the Orient The s E shipment embraces every 5 siie. make and color combi- E nation; for the modest as well as the most pretentious par will be served at tJO. Important reports from v committees will, be pre sented and tba election of officers held. AH who can attend tba supper and musi cal , program should notify the , church offloa before Boon. ''- i" " ." Kelckbera Scare Xartla J. 3. Martin, 224 Fifty-third street waa not disposed to hold up his hands Tuesday bight when he was so ordered as he stepped on his back porch. Instead ha bolted and called tha police. ' Officers die patched from the aaat side station learned that neighbors were having a party and joat intended- to, frighten Mar tin. I Benle Jaeeksea gosrht The police have been asked to look for Bessie Jacobsen, 14, daughter of P. C. Jacobean of Warren, who disappeared October 4. The girl Is described as dark, with brown hair, dark blue eyes, five feet one Inch tall and weighing 130 pounds. She left Warren, her father resorted, after hav ing told frienda aba was coming to Port land. The regalar weekly meeting of the Democratic - precinct workers, both men and women, will be held Thursday eve ning. October 7. at I o'clock. Democratic headquarters, 325 Morgan building. Adv. Pertlaad-Hswhers Basses leave-Fourth and Alder dally, 1 :30. 9 :80, 11 a. tn and 1. 3 :30. 4 :15. a :30. 1:10 n. m.: Saturday and Sunday. 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. Tea Are Biiappotated in your arti ficial teeth- made in the ordinary way. Dr. XL C Rossman specializes in plates that please. 309 Journal building. Adv. Pedertea Slga Cemseay Sign paint- era Permanent and temporary signs. Mall orders solicited. Broadway 693. 25 Second street Adv. Booa Casoa will speak at Wall's hall. 13th and Lexington, Sellwood, FrL, Oct 8. at 8 p. jfu, on the killing of his son, Wayne v.ftson. Public Invited. Adv. Steamer Iralda for SC Helens and Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder street Sundays. St Helens only, 1 :30 p. m. Adv. Pyorrhea Traatmeats That Ceaat C. Smith Long will convince you before you pay. Why wait? 310 BuBh & Lane Bldg. Adv. For Sale by Owiti, 1920 Stephens Salient Six, run 6000 miles. 228 Front st Adv. Br. Edith I. PhiUipi, correct glassea 450-451 Pittock blk. Bdwy. 1305. Adv. Milk Care at Moore aanltarlam The quick way to health. E. 37. Adv. Bible Leetare.by Br. Hlafoa Dr. f. B. Hinson, pastor of the East Side Bap tist church, will give a Bible lecture at the church Thursday, between 3 and i pv at, on Tha Book of Ood." - Mrs. Virginia Spencer Hutchinson will sing; SaieavMni City Stage Iise Connects O. E. train No. 6 Salem, arrive Mill City 1p.m. Also connects O. E. train No, t Salem, arrive Mill City T p. m. Joseph Hamman. proprietor, Salem. Phone 44. Adv. PeUtlee at Press Leaeheon Political Issues are still simmering at Portland Press club luncheons and another de bate is slated for -Thursday during- the noon hour. The question will be the vital issues of the campaign. Colonel James J. Crossley will defend the O. O. P. and Elton Watkina the Democracy. The luncheon will be served In tha Psoas dub ' rooms. ' j . , - - Wemaa Calls Ur Pollee Mra H. Pralrie. 4218 Forty-eecond street, report ed to tha police about 31 o'clock Tueaday night Jiet aomaoneT waa trying- to enter her home.- She told .tha police that a man waa working at -her bedroom win dow when she awakened. The police could find no clue, j Br. K. H. Peace la to deliver an ad dress on the League of Nations at the Piedmont Presbyterian church. Wednes day evening. October 6. Everybody come. Dr. Fence considers this a moral rather than a political question. Adv, Train Service, to "County Fair" j' The onowins- train service will be given between Portland and Greeham. j dally, this week, for tha annual Multno- man county fair Leave First and Alder t:45T:4S. 8:45, 9:45, 10.46. 115 a. m a a as -AK -4&.'?aS- K ana - , :4S 1:48. 9:60 and 11:38 p. nx. Fare SO cents ech way Anv. . ; 1 -v ' Card af Thaaks Wa wish to express our thanks to the Mnda' Krofhara and sisters and uw .. - all that are interested In our bereave ment ana i or m mm.uj " Coop, It W. Slaughter. J. C. Slaughter. Atiyeh Bros. 1 ' Alier at Tenth. if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111? EVERY DAY A BARGAIN! Thursday Special Genuine Autopiano Player-Piano SO Roll Music SO SEE THIS PIAKO Price Only $485 CCD 1 sr GUABASTEUD Dealers Victor, Colombia, Edison . Phonographs REED-FRENCH PIANO CO. i Back on! the Job Vacation time is now definitely over and you are finding the need for many winter supplies for the j Bathroom, Toilet Table and Medicine Chest as low (in many instances lower) than Remember: Our every-day prices are always the so-called "sale prices." Home Needs From Your "Home Druggist Mouth Washes It is a splendid plan to five your mouth a daily wash; this often prevents a dis afreeable odor. f Llsterine li2345';.8 Glyco-Thymoline 2Sc, 80c J1.00 Livoris 2Se 48c 90c Boro Lyptol 30c, 55c, 1.10 Tooth Pastes Give your teeth constant care; they will repay you twofold. Pcpsodent Pebeco lc Perldixo A. D. S vy;: 5 Kolynos 28c Colgate's ... .25c Dorodent ....25c Euthymol . .'. .21c Benetol 25c rorhan's .33c-55c Tooth Powders Revelation . Lyon's Colgate's . . Listerine . . PerJa Denta Euthymol . . Graves' . . . Pyorrhocide .23c .23c 20c .25c .25c .21c .19c .96c Dental Floss Salter's 12-yard spools. Lister's metal spool... Lister's glass tube.... Jap Tooth Silk; Salter's J4-oz. spools. . Salter's flat dental tape In zA-oz. spools. .15c .15c .20c .15c .35c .40c .65c HELPS FOR HOME MANICURES NAIL POLISHES AND HAND BEAUTIFIERS Cutex Cuticle Remover, Cutex Nail White Lustrite Cuticle Ice. . . Lustrite Nail Enamel.. Hy-Glo Nail Polish Glazo Pray's Nail Enamel. . . . Mary Fujler Polish . . . Buffers, up from. . . , , f -, 33c and 65c . . . 33c 45c ...45c 33c 50c 35c 28cand 55c 35c Face Creams and Lotions Melba Face Cream 50c Santiseptic Lotion 45c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. .45c. SI. 10 ,Pompeia$ Night Cream 35c and 70c Pinaud's Vegetal Lilac .$1.10 Creme de Camelia. j. ........ . 33c EXTRA SPECIAL 1 t-Ib. can Theatrical Cold Cream 4&c J-Ib. can Theatrical Cold Cream 28c - Sfotti-Luons iDruquCba NORTHERN PACIFlCPHARMACY Third and Morrison Streets PERKINS PHARMACY IRVINCTON PHARMACY Fifth and, Washington Streets East Fifteenth sad Broadway MORE POWER FOR YOUR DOLLARS We are demonstrating daily that the purchasing power of your dollar is rapidly regaining the prestige it had before the war. Our fall catalog issued in September quoted the lowest prices in the country for standard merchandise and now we announce a further reduction of 10 to 25 per cent on many of the items listed in this catalog. Below are a few examples of our reduced prices. All Other Lines of Merchandise Reduced in Proportion. COME OUTTO OUR STORE We Will Sell to You Over the Counter 40-Inch Silk Chiffon Velvet Excellent QualityFor the Yard. v . . 36-Inch All Silk Taffeta Good Quality For the Yard 36-InchAH Siik Messaline Good Quality For the Yard. ...... ... . 40-Inch Ail Silk Georgette Good Quality For the Yard 40-Inch All Silk Crepe de Chine Good Quality For the Yard Standard Quality Sheetings 81'Inch Bleached For the Yard. ..... $7.08 $1.59 $1.59 1.59 $1.59 74c 50-Inch All Wool Tricotine For the Yard... 40-Inch All Wool French Serge For the Yard.... 48-Inch All Wool French Serge For the Yard All Other Serges and Wool Dress Goods bear similar sharp reductions. 36-Inch Percale ; Standard Quality For the Yard... 27-Inch Fancy Outing Flannel Heavy Quality For the Yard. 27-Inch Plain Outing Flannel Standard Quality For the Yard $4.48 $2.'35 $4.13 29c 32c 29 c Desired Your Purchases CarrBe Delivered to Your Home for a Small Extra Charge Ask for Particulars uon Guaranteed I Satlsfac fcitaMliaea or "Your Money Back 1 TsTi 7r Take N.S. or D. M. Cars to 27th and Thurmdn Streets and Walk One Block North to Our Store Chicago. Kansas City PORTLAND, OREGON, 27th and Vaughn St Paul . Fort Worth TODDLES mni tkt TWINS rv Thn nuM W mfrd tt start l.OTTA COMFORTS nmpny Htnct their Lckauannmutr. B ABE is decidedly "underweared" for the oc ) casion in a Lackawanna Band and Shirt. The band provides ample warmth and support for the abdomen. The shut envelopes the rest of the body in a cosy, snug embrace. Both band and shirt render tribute to infant-comfort in the studied and absolute correctness of their sizing?" For the older boy or girl a Lackawanna Union Suit is a luxury, blended of warmth, freedom and ", uncommonly fine construction. In a multitude of discriminating households Lackawanna is the symbol of underwear satisfaction complete from the cradle to maturity. twins; r e laaas aaa aaaat-aaar (7) Un&ruMtrfir Btyi mnd Gira , from BIRTH TO SIXTEEN Moat shop carry Lackawanna Twin a Underwear its nariom atrWe and in qualities to suit every requirement of tenrke aaa price. 4 .. t! . l its Z z - 'U ? T ' " 0 Notf Playing GLADYS BROCKWELL in v "A SISTER TO SALOME". A Romantic , Coniptfiton of Love! Pacing Trotting -Running 1 HORSE RACES s T Multnomah County Fair GRESHAM ' Every Day This Week. t FINE EXHIBITS CLEAN AMUSEMENTS COME! V 3i i -J f , - i t.. ' ! " 4 Sr.,