The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 13, 1920, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextL.J. AND 13 of- not rr rAxrn 1 1 ir in ;rtP .tLtUItU HtAW K. OF P. IH OREGON Marahfleld. Oct. 13. Bualnew eaalona of tha grand lodge of Ore con of tb Knlghta of Pytbia. opened Tuesday. Electlop of fleers resulted as follows: Grand chancellor. W. J. H. Clark of Fortland ; crand vice chancellor, Llf S. Finselth of Dallas; prelate, Abe Jaloff of Astoria; grand master at arms. Vic- - m . w. rl (nnitr tor k. nose or. wrTuni. k 1 e-narri a a. Wilson of Lebanon; grand ut emard. E. C. Roberta of Myrtla TAini n4 vnr of records and seals. Walter Oleason of I'orttand ; grand multr'tf UtrhHoiier. J. W. Mftloney of Pendleton. Julian Hurley oi vaie. me murine ertnd chancellor, was eleclea trustee. 1 A class of T5 past commanders from .different nartu of the state was admit ted to the arsnd lodge. Beports were made by the officers. The place of hold tag the 1921 convention wllj be decided Wednesday. So far La oranae is ui only applicant. The D. O. K. K. held a big ceremo nlaJ Tuesday rilglit. A dinner was fol lowed by a street parade, Jacksoaville Folk : Take Coiirt House Fight to Medford Medford. Or.. Oct 13. Jacksonville people, unable to arrange a Joint debate with Medford on the respective merits of the courthouse removal controversy. hired a hall of their own In this city and Tuesday nlrht began their campaign to have Jackson county voters defeat the moving proposal at the coming election. with Colonel H. H. Sargent as their cniei spokesman. His argument against the removal to Medford was that such move would overburden the city and county with taxation, and his chief attack was cen tered on the Medford Chamber of Com merce, which was Instrumental in get ting 3600 signatures of voters to have the removal Question placed on the ballot. IS ADVANCED SEATTLE li OSES PORTLAND VOICES in which 160 candidates for the order were featured. The initiation was held in bag-lea nail. Most of the new members admitted were from this part of the slate. The D. O. K. K. band furnished music all day In different parts of the city and headed the parade. Girls' Glee Club of University Forms With 40 Members University of Oregon, Eugene, Oct. U. with seven former members as a nucleus, the Girls' Glee club of the uni versity has been organised with 40 mem bers. The members are: First soprano Cavllla Welke, Esther WlUon. Vashta Hosktna. Dorle Ho-fler. Kathleen Kern, Frederlka Schilke. Thyra Allen, Kloiae Harrlev Maurine Welch. Nell Oaylord, Dolores Cstlow, Ethyin Forrest, Gladys Keeney. Second soprano Allys Anderson, Alice Baker, Oladys Emlsori. Kstella .Muir. Jean Mackenzie. Constance Mil ler Leah Zlnk, Marion Taylor, Naomi Wilson. Marlon Llnd. First alto Belle Chatburn. Elolse Mc pherson, Vera Shaver, Elisabeth Pride, Dorothy Castcllac, Muriel Meyers. Second alto Al Caraon, Irene ,Kugh, Bella Kesse, Katherine Baker. Several trips are being planned. IKE OP HALF OF fl. A.C. GLEE CLUB Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Oct. 13. Portland men make up half the college glee club, of tO voices as selected by Professor Wil liam Frederick Gaskins, coach of the club and director of the school of music. Professor Gaskln tested the voices of more than 86 men. Those selected were : First tenors : Kenneth E. Hamblen and John Ohm. Portland : Eugene Hampton Pendleton ; Clifford Bemls, Roseburg ; C C. Condit. Juneau. Alaska. Second tenors Cecil F. Dunn, Port land ; Cyril M. Parsons, Bonanza Everett Brayton and Harry Hands. Cor- vallls : H. C. Goodale. Anaheim, Cal. First basses Allen Brandes, W. El mer Ramsey. J. F. Koehr and Arth R. Kirkham, Portland ; E. G. Fah Block. St. Paul, Minn. Second 52. i Two Shingle Mills ; Close Indefinitely, Due to Conditions ITS URIDIC1N Lieutenant Harold C. Jones has been advanced to the position oi agent of the sea service bureau and the local office separated from the Seattle office. The Portland office now becomes a full agency instead of a sub-agency under the jurisdic tion of Seattle. Captain J. Howard Payne, formerly Seattle agent, has been advanced to as sistant director with authority over the entire coast. This order was etiecwve October 11. Lieutenant Jones, will re tain the same offices and same staff as under the old ruling. For the enlisting of sea service men the bureau was opened in Portland in August. Mil. It was designated as a sub-agency and the commandant report ed to the agent at Seattle. With the ad vancement of Captain Payne to the po sition of assistant director with autnor lty covering the entire coast the local office waa Immediately placed on the tooting It has been entitled to on ac count of the position the port holds In fhe maritime World. The volume of grain exports rrom Portland during the last months of the last fiscal year and the first three months of the new season has been heavier then all coast porta and the sea service bureau has been called upon to furnish an exceptional number or men. in addition, a large number of recruits have been signed up for the training sta tion and for service on board the train ing ships. morning.' The weather bureau predict! a heavy" southwest. Wow (row Cape Blaaee north during the next hours. The North Head reports shewed M miles of wind from the southeast Wed nesday night and Thursday heavy weather la leaed for along the coast from points north of Coos Bay. - PofilUoaa or Vessels : Radio reports from North Head give the position of the following vessels at I p. nv, October 11 : Memphis. Portland for England via Colon and Newport News, "oft Tillamook Head. ' . . ... Kan Dieao. T acorn a tor san rear, miles north Ban Francisco. Stanley Dollar. Everett for San Fran cisco. 465 miles from San Francisco.' Alii ALONG THE WATERFRONT Paul Peterson, formerly second mate of the steamship Arcturus of 'Ihe Green 8 Ur line, has returned to Portland after voyage around the world. The Aro turns was built at Vancouver, Wash., and left Portland April 29 for the Orient She made Japan. North China. Java and Sues. She landed In New York with a cargo of sugar, rubber and tin. The steamship West Katan shifted to the DuBois mills at Vancouver Wednes day, where she will load 1.000,000 feet of ties. . , , The steamship Steelmaker arrived up Wednesdav afternoon and berthed at Municipal No. 1. She has steel and gen eral cargo and is In to the Isthmian tine. Brit eteener McapluV V. KU via hr foU. Arrived at Jk av Bteieaer j Steal Mater fjsss e Terfcvr - ':- -gs-. Seattle. Oet 1. It ' K. S.J -Artlee Stt. Adntial Dewey, trues Teeeeae. Tj0 a. at, Sailed 0. . Batata, for wsuoff kritsd sad Atoka perls. Mi a m. Arrives. Oet. IS M. S- KwmiirtaeiuM Maisanta. free Street port via Tirnen. S P. Faftoe. fern Britiak Oa bnatea porta, ltt:SO evB: Watt Mm. frees Ta come aad Point Welfc IS a ai. Sefled. Oct. IS Stt. CHjr of Seattle, for Soatbeaotera Alaska. 10:50 p. sa: M. 8. Geotte Waahijtftoa, far Chrtet tenia ia BeJboe, St 3:15- p. m.: str. H. B. fcevstor. far Baa rraneieco. :1S p. s. lasesa, Oct la. a W. A) 5fll Str. Jcf fenon? mthboond. 13:80 a m. Saued. Oct. 1 atr. TimiheMliie aDBtkbenad. S D. au: Oct. 11. aellvd Stt. Speeeae. eeaUileniBd. p. m. Oct 10. adM Str. Aleak. BertMeaad, S:S0 p. sk. KetehOua. Oct 1. (L N. S.) Adaiiiel Cvasa. saU.bemd.' 10 l"tahV Oct. mj L ti. lj"wnniu-- mi. xiwiM, ii Str. Adatiiel aasa. eenthbena Honckene. Oct. aV tt . Str. WeetTea. tnm Seattla. t i, Oct. 1.H.S. I -p. Sk" -Arrived I ! a"iited --1 1 N. .)- rHted Or ' ll.(L ram BeMhtla via Saa rruxiero p T 1 .w. 1I-.IL N. S.I B.) Arrtred-l-l Pieiil hi Str. Wbdber. for TeeeaM. 10 a. sa. Str. Ueeteatle, frr Veaeeev. SUl tt 1 V. ... rrTvT0 .'TLfTi " w,Lt AnMa Mara, for Beanie aaa ittxxmm- 1 . yrv , ? ta... lil N. S.l SilTsfl me. Alabama Mam. for BfatUs sad twma. Oct J. BaUed Str. Weet Jester, tor Seattle. Kooe. Oct. B. -It N. B.) Seile Bte. Bermieta Mara, for Seattle - - Sea Pedro. Oct- la (t S U. B. Babteaa, ftwa Settle end Pert BlakefarA BmiVMr t(. AdsMnU rarncatt, tat BeetUfc Tictorla, Oet. It L N. S.)--Pesil--Str. Ataes Doha, for Ooass FaUa, 0:0 a. . Oct. 12. lieurl out Ctr. Clea Modeller 10 aVtred tr. TorohM Mattt. frost Seattle. B:l p. m.. end proonded for Yokohama, o Se p. m. SaUad Stt. gmiveet ot Jepaa. for HoackoBB. aiidBlsat . . Tanooarer, Oct. IS. t . 8.1 Arrired Str. Oraee DoUar. from Oriental porta. News of the Port Afrlesit October 1$ Steel Maker. Aswriean (teaawr. from Sen rraeafceo end New York, ceaerel. Deaty rreemen. Ameiicaa iteemer. from Sea Freactioo, ajeaer Deserters O nl ear IS Ceexct. Ameripen eteamer. (or Orieotal pbrto. (rneral. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at BHer't Moutii North Heed, Oct. 18. Conditions at the mint of the rirer t Boon: Weather, bent ram, wind aoutbeut as owe, a cnoppy. North Heed, Oct. 18. Storm warains aaneo for southeaft etonB att Wathlaetos and Ore nn -nmmtm t 1 1 a m Storm morinc (OOtheeM frnm North Pariflc. etroiit to whole eoatheut wirdu, ihifUng to eontuweet I rot uape oieaco rurtb. Kelao, Wash.. Oct. 13. The Kelso Shingle company mill here and the Co ' lurabia Shingle company's plant at Ka lama. have shut down indefinitely be cause of unfavorable conditions in the shingle business. Other mills of this tlclnltjMkre planning" to take the ssme action as sootr as they finish cutting lose on hand. The Crescent Shingle company's mill In Kelso is also shut . down for the present, but will probably resume and finish cutting its logs. The Cowlita county mstltuts Is In ses sion at Kelso with about 140 teachers attending. County Superintendent Jo seph Gardner Is supervising the sessions. Interest Is Shown In Marketing Bill Ashland. Oct. li. Representing the State Taxpayers' league, J. F. Langner and F. 1. Oollehur spoke to a repre sentative crowd of business men and ranchsrs of Ashland and vicinity. Golle hur discussed the divided legislature ses sion bill and opposed the Interest rate measure, meeting; considerable approval. Langner explained the marketing: bill. His illustrations of the workings of this plan In California Interested the crowd, which kept him on the stage a half hour after his talk answering questions. basses Victor Hesse and RalDh Strong. Portland: Rudoipn Hillstrom. Marshfleld; E. L. Kimball, Eugene: Mark Moe, Hood River. The club plans to give a Joint operetta with the Madrigal or girls- gles cluo. Positions carrying attractive salaries are open to graduates Of the college The state board of agriculture of Okla homa has a position open in the state seed laboratory which pays ilSOO and traveling expenses. The state college of New Mexico Is looking for an assist ant in horticulture st 11800, whose du ties will be to Instruct and to do experi ment station work. A man In Lyls, Wash., wants a graduate to serve as manager of a 100 acre ranch. Including 30 acres of bearing fruit trees and equipped with modern conveniences. Mazamas Protest Trails Defacement; Officers Selected Mazamas. through their executive council, went on record Tuesday night as vigorously protesting against the de facement of forfst trails by advertising, having In mind the recent whitewashing i the pinnacle of Larch mountain. The council elected the following offi cers from its personnel for the ensuing vear In accordance with the regulations of the club which provide for the elec tion of the council by the members ana the election of the officers by- the council President A. B. Williams : vice- presi dent. LeRoy K. Anderson ; corresponding secretary, Alfred F. Baker; recording secretary, Laura H. Teterson ; financial secretary, Martha E. Nllssoh ; historian. I .ola. I. Cretahton : treasurer. Harry 1 Wolbers: chairman of outing committee, Roy W. Ayer: chairman of local walks committee, E. H. Dowling. MOTORSHIP PERU DIVERTED; TO LOAD WHEAT AT ASTORIA Astoria, Or.. Oct. 18. Word was re ceived In the city today that the Danish motorshlp Peru had been diverted from her run to the Columbia river and would proceed to Puget Sound. Following this report. H. L. Tabke, traffic manager of the Port of Aatoria. announced the Peru would arrive off the month of the river Saturday morn ing In ballast to take on full cargo of wheat at the local terminate. The craft, which is of 5tH net tons and Is in the service of the Bast Asiatic la to load a full cargo of S500 tons of wheat she is to carry east for Kerr, Clif ford & Co. - ADMIRAL INE TRANSFERS S. S. WABAN TO STRUT H ERS Official transfer of the Bteamship Waban from the Pacific Steamship com pany to Struthers at Dixon, was made Wednesday afternoon in the offices of the Admiral, line. She was checked pver at Municipal No. 4. where the craft has been laying for several weeks. The Waban will take wheat to Callo. on the West Coast, and will e loaded by Balfour, duthrle It Co. She was for merly one of the regular Oriental car riers operated by the Pacific Steamship company. Of the original fleet of six shipping board vessels, only the Aber cos, Pawlet and Coaxet are left Jap anese ports and Manila will be the only ports of call. Hifh tS a i :St p. TWm st Aitorta Thsrtdsy weter. lw wtr. 1., 7.8 feet. 8:1 a. m.. 2.3 feet n.. 8.T feet. 8:54 p. m.. 0.2 foot. DAILY BITE& BKADI5C8 Its, Pacific Time. STATIONS, t'mdlt . . . . Albany Salem Oregon City . . Portland 25 SO 20 12 IB n 8.8 8.0 4.1 6.5 X 0 0.4 0.8 0.4 1 lit xza "57511 0.18 0.19 o.u 0.18 Notice to the Stockholders OF Arthur L. Smith Motors. Inc. The annual election was held on October -7 and the old board of directors was elected unanimously. The financial report was remarkabje in this respect, that before we are ready for business orders have reached us without solicitation, stnd before the first machine was finished, to the amount of $5,212,600 and these orders have a profit for the company amounting to $90 for every dollar expended to date. The latest invention,, our Gasmaker for Autos, was shown run ning, and all present were amazed at the power and ef ficiency. This Gasmaker more, than doubles the mileage on Kerosene without using: any gasoline, not even for starting, and on gasoline the increase in power and mileage is 70 per cent. It uses any of five fuels equally well..y Arthur L. Smith Motors, Inc. 447 Sherlock Building, Portland. Oregon rived Baits J. D. Peter, from BestlM, tewta. Tseema. Ue. fl. f - S-J oeuea avw. Cray for Stitmh CwJemtrie. Arrt.eS Str. Asm, from OtomWa rrew. . ..- Heed AUtok. Calfma. la. W Foam, Menaeetoe. 8:05 a. a.! Coonll.. Fort Bmsif 4MS a. m.t alert Kaebaer. -Cooe Her. S-.4S a. m.1 admiral Nksbotaon.- Seats Berber. 8:88 a. m. Soiled C. S. ftC ?, Urn T18 a. BM sane rslVrtsa, U tow hu resf lem. Pott Sea Lei. 9:88 a. a. ' -1 i n I -Litiis l I ,11 oewHgay k3 I D AN K I DAMAGED SOY BEAN CAKE PUT THROUGH CHEMICAIvS Six hundred tone of soy bean cake on municipal dock No. p. BOO of which is for the fortiano riounng mi mny, Is being treated cnemicany at ine Munlcloai aocK in an eiiun io ro i matter clear. It arrived In bad shape on the cteamsnlp west neats ana - discharged on the dock, but before re moval was ireatea 10 a cneinioii imwi. The hun cake was oriainally pur chased tor cattle food but the presence of mold caused tne consignees to givo It treatment. It will require several davn rierors it can oe asterminea ay mo BIVEB FOBKCAST The Willemette river et PortUad will remain nearly .tattoo.rjr durinc the next two or three oay. except as anectea or tne twe. AT HEIGHBORI3VG PORTS AstAria. Oct. IS. Ift nr at 8 last nieht- Steamer Steel Maker, from New York Tie San Francisco. Arrived et 1 aad left up et S:SS a. m. Steamer Datur Freeman from San Fran-, cuco. arrired a S a. m. Steamer Johaa Poulxen fmm San Francieeo. San Francisco. Oct. 18. Arrived Steamer Sterl Exporter from New Tor for Portland. Tecoma, Oct. 18. Arrived at midnight Steamer Anjrox from Astoria. Coo By. Oct 18. Arrived st 7 a. m. Steamer City of Torek from Sen Francisco via Eureka for Portland. St. Helen Oct. IS. Panted et 10 a. m. Steamer Steel Maker. ' Han rranctaoo. Oct. 12. Arrived at 4 p. m. Steamer Rom City from Portland. Sailed at 6 p. m. Steamer Claueeue for Portland from Beblne. Gibraltar, Oct. 8. Sailed British teamer 'Mount Benrjm for Portland ri British Colum bia. San Pedro. Oat 18. Arrived at a ra i-itv nf Reno from Portland. Sailed at 5 p. m. Steamer EaaterS Glen, from Port land for New York. Sailed at fl p. m. steamer Multnomah for Portland via Baa rraneiaoo. Aatoria, Oct. 1 J Sailed at 4:4B p. "You'll Always Find says the Good Judge That you get more genuine satisfaction at less cost when you use this class of tobacco. A small chew last so much longer than a big chew of the ordinary kind. And the full, rich real tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing satisfaction. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that Put up in two styles W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco 1 iililllillBIIH chemists whether it will be stock food or lor rem user. for STORM WARNINGS ORDERED UP IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON Storm warnings were ordered up at all ports on the coasts or uregon ana Washington at 11 o'clock; weanesoay I3- Third Logger Killed - In 48-Hour Period Aberdeen. Waahv Oct. 13 Sam Sal maneon. loscer In the employ of the Clemons IjOffginft company of Melbourne, died here following injuries received Tuesday when a logging line struck him on the head, fracturing his skull. Sal manson was rushed to Aberdeen. He was 35 years of age. The death of Sal maneon was the third In county logging camps in 48 hours. Others were Mel ville Hardin and Frank Runqulst. who died from a similar accident at Schafer Broa." camp 6. Many Civic Bodies Have Not Voted on Port Consolidation Th nort consolidation measure, which will be voted uDOn by the citisens of Portland at the November election, is still neither approved nor disapproved by many of the civic bodies of the city. Tuasdav evenine members of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce met representatives of the port and dock commissions to thresh out the matter and arrive at a decision. The meeting lasted for slightly over four hours, but the board did hot arrive at a -definite decision in the matter. 7? Every Concoction of Bootlegger Is Seized i Astoria. Oct. IS. Every concoction known to the bootlegger, a brewery and a distillery, two patrol wagon, loads, were seised Tuesday evening by the Astoria police Iri the largest haul yet made here, tn a raid on the Julius Baklt residence, y 948 Exchange street. Honor Traternity Enters University University of Oergon. Eugene, Oct 13. Gamma Beta Slama. men's national honorary commerce fraternity, has granted a charter to the local University Commercial club. Members of the Uni versity Commercial club who will be Initiated at the installation are : jack Henefeil, president; Don Davis, treas urer; Franklin Miller, Bill Blackaby, Carl Miller, and Ross McKenna. sec retary. TRANSPORTATION SanFrancisco fS. S. ROSE CITY DIPARTS 10:00 A. a Tuesday, October 19 FROM AINSW0RTH DOOR PARS INOLUOtS aSJTH AND MiaLS. mr T.Toor,c,k.oR WAS. ASTSRIA AND WAT POINTS STR. GEORGIA A Reus Trip Oeitr tSeeee rrMesi teaees PertteeeJ ',1 - m AMer at, I HHV is ' nvTwnie s s sja PLAVIL DOCK - pars sa.oo saoh wav Direct eeaneettss lee Seel Seeahea. siejaa See OeUf, S S at, leer Day Sae.ee SmtcJar r. ..;,-.' Baefa 442a. 841-S8 - $450,000 Issue Is Successful in Talent Ashland, Oct. 13 The Talent district Tuesday voted a $460,000 bond issue to continue improvement of Irrigation. The vote waa 7 to 1. This will bring 8S00 additional acres under water, lying east and west of Talent and within a mile of Ashland and also continuing- south of Ashland. Work wlH begin the first of next year. President Kerr Honored Oregon Agricultural College. Corval 11s, Oct. IS. President W. J. Kerr, be fore he left on a three weeks' trip In the East, received ah Invitation from President Thompson of the Ohio State university to preside at a session ot the semi-centennial exercises of the insti tution Thursday. Engineers Oppose Scale San Francisco. Oct II. (f. N. S.)- With 95 per cent of the ballots cast on the referendum taken by the Marin Emgtheers' Beneficial association to de termine whether its members are la favor of the new wage scale, the vote is sard to be stand 10 to one against ac cepting th owners' terms. The vote was tabulated by the national officers at Washlngtor - 1 BEAT THE DIRT TO IT Use a Vacuum ! October days are here ' once more, The s a d d e s t of the year ; When fall houseclean ing comes again And housewives' hours are drear. But if they're wise, they know just how To banish dirt right soon ; A vacuum cleaner is the way It a Iways beats a broom. In fifteen minutes, rugs are .cleaned, . i The floors in lesser time: All dirt from hangings soon removed, And home is made to shine. Mattresses are kept al- tnost like new, Che vacuum cleaner way : And time still left for pleasure, too, At least a bit each day. So buy a "vac," 'twill pay vou we'.'. And youHl enjoy life the more; They have a stocky al ways on hand At- SCOTT'S, the Electric Store. Scott Electric Co. Broadway 1820 Fifth and Oak PORTLAND has 5 Transcontinental Railroads 24 Banks National and Commercial 51 Newspapers and Periodicals 38 Charity Organizations 3 Progressive Stout-Lyons Drug Stores: r-3 Insurance Against Adversity Money saved, and prof itably" employed, -is the best insurance against adversity, as thousands can testify from experi ence. Many people make no effort to save, because thev do not consider it worth while, with the small amount they could deposit each week. But consider what five dollars a week; plus the interest, amounts to at the end of a year.- Keep that up for five years, and you have a tidy sum to invest. As a business man or woman, you can't afford to neglect either a savings or checking account. May we discuss the matter with you? Ladd & Tilton Bank Washington at Third Oldest in - the Northwest til If?. li m 11 0. IS m mi IP I ini. nil U jjt m 3.50 Horlick's Malted Milk; Hospital size $2.98 7Sc 1 lb. Theatrical Cold Cream 48c 1.40 Sal Hepatlca 98c 1.50 Bath Spray 98c 75c Effervescence Sodium Phosphate ... .'48c 1.25 Enot Fruit Salts. -98c SOc 4-oz. Cascara Aromatic; special 38c f -v 35c Borden's Eagle Brand Milk 25c : : i SOc Pebeco Tooth Paste, I special 37c j ( ' 65c Bicycle Cards 39c y 50c Jar Rice Powder.. 39c as 1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk, special 80c S3 -3 50c 100. Ya, XA or l-jr. Calo mel Tablets 25c 35c 100 Hiuckle's Pills, special 23c 25c 3 oz. tysol ......19c Checking and Savings Accounts Bonds Trust MfCo i i The Bank of Convenience We invite ohecking and ings account. In exchange we extend banking ervice, complete 'and of highest ; character. Aside from the coveniencet of an established banking connection, our depositor are entitled to, and receive, the full services of our four departments. Lumbermenc Trust Co. Broadway and Oak 5.00 Thermos Lunch Kits, special $3.21 i5c Palm only . . Olive Soap, 3 for -25c 15c Envelopes, 3 lor.... 25c 1.10 Nuxated Iron Tablets for 79c 60c Lavorls 45c 15c Jaj Rose Soap 10c Mail Order Notice: Please include postace on all orders and War Tax on article desicnated by an asterisk (). Rate of tax U lc for each 25c or fraction thereof. E3 ctGo. - era Northern Pacific Pharmacy 3d and Morrison Sts. Perkins Pharmacy v Fifth and Washington Sis. Irvington Pharmacy East 15th and Broadway !TTT!TTT' CALIFOIRNIA Winter Playground of the Pacific Where the climate brings sunshine and flowers the year round Play eolf over splendid courses, tennis on championship courts) polo on flells of International renowns motor over perfect bifh ways; horseback riding aton picturesque brldal-pathsj surl bathing; on smooth sandy beaches. Reduced Rbund Trip Winter Excursion Tickets VU The Shasta Route On sale daily to March 31. 1931. Final return limit April 30. 1921. Stqpovers permitted at all points within limit of tickets. California booklets will help you select the resort of your choice. Secure your copy now. They are free on request. S , Inquire. ot toc4 AcenU fr partleulara as t fra, routea, lpLas cat accommodaUona, and train service. . - . Southern Pacific Lines ! - ' JOHN M. SCOTT e : " SiH I General Paewenger Arent , 'y;