The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 29, 1920, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text1C FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. THE : OREGON ? DAILY ;JQU RNAL, PORTLAND.. OREGON v or TOWN TOPICS Tntilm to all potnta mt Um CotlM But o (broad should tax adtantafa of czpcrlencad ta lcums tion. and Mtfie -ofttrtd throui b Tbs Ors oa Journal Uformatioa sad Trs Bureau, in ptrsnsal cbarc. o Doras B. Hmllh. Railroad uckcta and auaosatris booktitsa arranac4. . For- tun zehaD( WmH . laiormattoa (it.a mi COXDfO IVEiTS Mttllnomh County Sunday Scnool uiocla ttaa sos.catioa. Naiiatxr 11. Warn Walnut aatnrlatlma Portlaa. Ho anbr 12 to la. Oregon SUU Bar aaaocJatkra, Portland. Ko- ?embr IS to IT. ... Paeifls lnUrnatkmal Livestock Expodtioo, Portland, Noranbar IS to 20. lea Oram ' .apply Men's nanadaa, Pot lasxl. Moranbrr 16 to SO. - Oraoo . BUU Horticultural aeelaty. annul nattioc, KUtsaa, baaemtxr 2, S and 4. Oregon and south Idaho laucUonai onion. T)i ballet. Oaccmtxr 2 to 4. - Or(on &Ul Hotel Hen. Kocene. December Waste Winter ahow. Oieaon Poultry and Pet Stock aawciation, Tho Auditorium, Pora- Irnd, iHcember 13 to 18. , . Hot Teaeban' aaaociatioo. Portland, uaeeav ter. r. P. A., etat association. Portland. Daeem ber SI. , UeUU Hard are and InjpUment dealers, Port land. January 25 to 28. , , u.fc Ureron MetaU faerchanU' association. Mann lield, February. . J'aeiiic Coast Society of OrthodoniaU. FeOru- ry 10 ta II. . , BroUierbood of American Teomen. oon elate. Kneeae.-April, 1921. . a'omteis of America, grand court, Portland. Hay 22 to 28. i - . Military Order of tbo loyal Legion, Por-And, Kniahta af Colombo, aUta council. Portland. All r so, X. O. D. W.. grand lodge, April, third Tuaaday. out jjentai aocietr. im- WEATHEB. FORECAST Portland and tioinity: Saturday fair; north westerly wind. Oregon and Waahlngton: Saturday fair; mod erate northwesterly winda. WEATHEB CONDITIONS low pressure , praraUa In the Southwest, on the northern 1 Rocky mountain alope. and In the North Atlantic atataa. The remainder of the conntnr i covered by two hleh pressure area, nno central in the lower Mtasisaippi valley and the other -of r the British Columbia coast. Pre e irritation has occurred in the northern Pacific and Rocky mountain region, and hi the lake region and North Atlantic states. The weather ta eolder eaat f the Miuianlpjii rieer and over part of the Pacific alnpe and la much milder In part of th Middle WeaL Preealng temperature preraila in the Mlaaourt and upper liiaaiaaippi ralleya and upper lake region. Relative humidity- at Partland: Noon yes terday, T8 per cent; B p. m. yesterday, 77 per cent : 0 a. m. today, DO per cent. Precipitation since January 1: Total, -T 07 Inchon; normal, 81. OS inches; deficiency. 3 UJ Inches. EDWARD L. WLULS. OBSERVATIONS STATIONS Raker, Or. Boise. Idaho Boston. Mim Buffalo. N. Y rhicago. 111 lienrer, Colo. ..... i Kieno, t'ai ialTlon, Texas . . . . Helena. Mont. Honolulu. T. H Huron. 3. .) 'Juneau, Alaska Kansas City, Mo. . . . I.oa Angeles, i'al. . . . Manihfleld. Or, Medfnrd, Or Memphis. Tenn New Orleaiu, I. . . . New York. N. Y. Nome, Alaska North Head, Wash. . North Platte. Neb. . . Oklahoma City, Okla. Phoenix. Aria tutburg, Ta Voratello. Idaho . . . Portland, Or. Hosebnrg. Or. , Koawell. X. M. . . . . . Hacramento, CaL . . . fU IxMia. Mo. . . . . 8t. Paul. Minn. Bait Ik City. UUh . Ban liiego. Cat' San Kranctseo, Cal. . . Seattle. Wash. ; Sheridan, Wyo. BtUa. Alaaka f . . . . Himkane, Wash.; Tanana, Alaska . . . Tatoneh Island. Wash. Tnnopah, .n Valdta. Alaaaa . . . Vancouver, B. C. . . Walla Walla. Wash. . Washington, I. C. . . Yakima. Wash. . . . . Temp. e TT T a if I d nji u 48 32 .14 HO 30 0 84 . K4 .74 48 S4 .OH 44- 80 .10 ni 40 0 74 S2 0 U2 RH 0 hi 88 U 82 .. .08 40 28 O 44 .04 50 32 0 70 Ml 0 HO 40 .1)4 H2 4A O 54 88 0 64 54 60 44 .04 28 . . 0 54 48 .30 66 32 0 42 0 84 50 0 48 80 38 O 58 45 .07 I 2 40 0 I 68 88 0 74 50 0 4 8 38 0 88 24 O i 40 O 64 52 0 T2 54 0 54 46 0 68 84 0 . . 56 0 32 88 .04 82 .. .02 54 46 .Ol 0-2 S8 O 38 . . .OL' 50 38 4) S8 I 42 .12 58 40 0 80 I 32 O taken- rrer br Mr - M. M. Fnrnham of San - FYmnclsco. Nearottatlorui - closwcl Thuradar transferred i the : furnisblnr and a four-year lease on the property to Mrs. T arnbam from Frank- Clark , and wife for a consideration of $49,000. Tho Clyde hotel is a tour-story brick building 60x200 feet-In ground area and contains 96 rooms. Th transfer was handled by George T. Moore: ' To Show - Merles of Mallear Lake William L. Flnley and Professor A. R. Sweetser will be the speakers at the weekly meeting- of the Orecon Audubon oclety SsUurday nicht In library ha.lL. Finley will show movlnaj picture of Malheur lake and speak on the Roose velt bird reservation, and Professor Sweetser will dlacuaa the conservation of wild flowers and trees along; the pub lic hlgrhwayo. Contemptible Mai The most con temptible man in the world Is a thief who would steal a man's last pair of trousers, and 110 In the pocket, claims Walter Dickey, 870 Thompson street. Dickey told the police a thief Jimmied the win dow of his room and took his garment while the owner slept. A. E. Perry. 661 Everett street, reported a robber entered his house with a pass key and took a quantity of jewelry. Rain, Nmaahap and Fine The wind shield' was covered with rain and Henry Davis forgot there was a "Jog" in the street near East Twenty-fourth and Weldler. His machine left the street at the unexpected turning and ran across the sidewalk and into the side of a house. Municipal Judge Rossman fined . Davis $10 on a charge of reckless driving Thursday. Hood River Stage leaves St. Charles hotel dally at 8:15 a. rru. 10:30 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Stage for Bridal Veil leaves 4 p. m. Leaves Hood River for PorUand at 8:J0 a. m., 11 a. m. and 2 :45 p. m. For further information phono Shephard's Auto Bus Line, Inx, Marshall 4381. Adv. Realization. League to Meet The Realization league will hold its monthly indoor picnic at the community house in Sellwood tonight. Basket dinner will be served at 6,30, followed by a Hal loween program under the direction of Miss Ethel Peterson. Rabbi Wise to Speak Sabbath services will be held at "Temple Beth Israel at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise will speak on "Jewish Genius." Services' Sat urday morning will be at 10:30. Rabbi Wise will speak on the lesson of the day. All men and women are welcome. A Newly Opened Flower Shop on Fourth street, between Alder and Mor rison, with a 20 years' experienced Euro pean florist In charge, will specialise In design work for every occasion. Alex anders. Adv. Salem-IHIU City Stage Lin; Connects O. E. train No. S Salem, arrive Mill City 1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train No. 9 Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Hamman. proprietor, Salem. Phons 44. Adv. AhaTsI Sbolom Services will be held at the Congregation Ahavai Sholom. Park and Clay streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. Saturday morning services at 9 o'clock. Rabbi K. . Abrahamson will officiate. Men's Resort Concert Mr. and Mrs. Hotchktss Street, baritone and contralto, respectively, will give a concert at the Men's Resort Saturday night at 8 o'clock. This will be open to the public. , Fortland-ewbert Baises leave Fourth and Alder dally, 8 .30. 9 :30, 11 a. m., and 1. 2:30. 4:15. 6:30. 1:30 p. m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. Steamer Iratda for St Helens and Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street. Sundays, St. Helens only, 1 :30 p. m. Adv. As to Thief Sentenced Robert E. Hall was sentenced to 270 days" In the county Predicts Majority - Of 16,000 forCox : By Oregon Voters A majority of lS.OOO votes for Cox In this state was predicted Thursday at the luncheon of the Portland Press dub by Dr. C. J. Smith of the Democratic cen tral committee. The speaker also gave Chamberlain a 25,000 majority, saying he had flrurea this but mathematically on the ratio of previous elections and throuarh bis own personal observations as to changes of sentiment. H assumed that one out of ever 10 Republicans is now a Cox man because he wishes the League of Nations. Clarence R. Hotchklss. secretary of the Republican state central committee, gave Harding a 60.000 lead and Stan field 10,000, in his predictions. He main tained that the last month has meant a landslide for the Republican candidate for senator. The Democratic speaker said he be lieves his party will have nearly 800 electoral votes. As to Oregon, he de clared 260,000 people will go to the polls. Others who spoke at the luncheon were : Addison Bennett in opposition to the Malheur bird bill. Mrs. Christina A. Mock for the single tax and Eugene E. Smith against the League of Nations, Driver Whose Truck Smash Hurt Woman Is Released on Bail Ray Hamilton of Marmot, driver of the truck vfhich crashed Into Laverne Longheed's motorcycle on the Columbia river highway early Thursday morning, Inflicting serious injuries to Thelma Hunt, Lenore street and Durham ave nue, was released from the county Jail Thursday night on $1000 ball. He Is charged with driving 'without lights. Miss Hunt was reported still uncon scious this morning at St. Vincents hospital. She was riding in a sidecar on the motorcycle when the accident occurred near the Automobile club house. Ham ilton was arrested after an Investiga tion conducted by Deputy Sheriff Kex ford. Longheed, who lives at 511 East Forty-sixth street, was only slightly in jured. Miss Hunt and her escort were re turning from Hood River, where they had attended a little birthday party in her honor. They made the night trip after the party so the girl would be back In time to work next day at the department store where she is employed. Shopkeeper Pleads Not Guilty M. 'L. Hockfeld. Third street Jeweler and pawnbroker, entered a plea of not eullty In the federal court Thursday afternoon to having altered War Saving stamps In his possession. His trial was Bet for December 31.. PrisontoPrisori-f t Logan's Schedule " -. . When Robert L. Logan finishes 'his term at the state peneltentiary at Salem November 25. a United States marshal will be waiting at ' the gats to escort him to McNeil's Island, where he is ' to serve 13 months for .perjury. Logan was sentenced Thursday-afternoon by Federal Jndge Wolverton after he en tered a plea of. guilty. Logan Is said to have falsely testified in the Zetla Becker homestead contest case that Zel la Becker actually lived on her home- stead as required" by law,' when he knew she did not. Assistant United States At torney Luak recommended the minimum sentence, 13 months. Logan pleaded to the conspiracy Indictment Involving him' self.Zella Becker and others.. The Indi vidual, indictment, also drawn.. against htm was dismissed by the court . Hot Lake Arrivals 3, Hot. Lake, Oof. 29. Arrivals at Hot Lake, sanatorium Tuesday were ; ; Joe A. Anderson. AStorta t B. F. McCul tough.Ecno: E. N. La Velae. St. Maries. Idaho;. Pete Ketmey, Spokane, Wash.; Mr. i and Mrs. G. M. Densley. Baker; Mrs. Herman Anderson, Freewater; Mrs. L. StumbartV Enterprise ; Harry Fox. Greenhorn! Marriage Licenses Vancouver, Wash.. Oct 29. Marriage licenses were Issued Thursday to Carld Hersig. 29. and Mabel Herat g. 2, port land ; Homer Hamilton, SO., and Bere nice Case, IS, Oregon - City William Johnson. 40, Astoria, and Ada "Bobbins. 37. Menota. Wash. : Jack Olson. 31. and Anna Morgan 23, Portland, j rf Johnson's Work Praisefl Vancouver, Wash.. Oct- 29. Donald A.'. McDonald, regional prohibition 'di rector for Washington and Alaska, spent Friday in Vancouver In conference! with Sheriff George M. Johnson. .McDonald said that, while 62 roads lead into th state of Washington." but 12 have' cus toms Rouses, lea vine 40 roads for per sons to enter with liquor. The .co operation given by Sharif f- Johnson and Clarke county authorities baa always been satisfactory, he said. 8. H. Groan Stamps for cash. Hol man Fuel Co, Main SSS. 6SO-Z1. Adv. Jail by Municipal Judge Rossman Thurs day after pleading guilty to a charge of stealing an automobile. Hall is alleged to have taken the stolen machine to a garage where he left It as security on a $2 loan. Patients of Sr. Xarle Eqsl will be taken care of by physician at room 6 La fayette building. Phone Main 3923. Adv. IfeCargar, Bates Livery Fire, lite easualty and automobile Insurance. Teon building. Telephone Main is. Adv. "P. la, resort of preceding da. Anlo Dealers In Session PorUand to day la host to Overland and Willys Knight automobile dealers from all points In the state, assembled in con vention at. the headquarters of the com pany at Broadway and Davis street. Matters of policy, supply and demand and financing were taken up at the meeting, which will be presided over by Frank C. RiggS, vice president and gen eral manager of the-- Willys-Overland Pacific company, with headquarters in San Francisco. A luncheon at the Ben son hotel was the social feature. Jordan to Talk Tonight Edward S. Jordan, president of the Jordan Motor Car company, will address local auto mobile men and. bankers at the Cham ber of Commerce rooms tonight at 8 o'clock on "Merchandising the Automo bile." The address in Portland Is the last before visiting Denver on the same mission and the completion of a three months' lecture tour. Complain of Aato "Mashers" Com- laint has been made to the woman's pro tective division that drivers of for hire cars at various stands in the city were In the habit of annoying young girls and women with critical remarks while they were passing the; parked taxlcabs. The police have been requested to put a stop to street corner mashers. Richmond Halloween Party Richmond council of the Community Service will ive a Halloween party In the school house at East Forty-first and Grant streets at 8 o'clock Saturday night Ad mission will be free and the public la In vited. Comptometer and Calculator Coarse, which la open to 32 students only, will be started at the Behnke-Walker Busi ness College, Monday, November 1. En roll now. Adv. Clyde Hotel Changes Bands Manage' ment of the Clyde hotel, on Stark street. between Tenth and Eleventh, has, been THISWEEKONLY Personally conducted USED-CAR SALE! Your Own Price . Your Own Terms W. C. Garbe, Inc. BROADWAY and BUR5SIDE IF VOU HAVE Rooms That Do Not Heat CALL US IF YOUR Furnace Smokes A-'';-.' "CALL US ' 'aagarra for oxobi FURNact ALDM SHEEff MEtAL WORKS owvv '--:. aao. wash. t. Double Red and Green Trading Stamps i Itt WW. Ml.U Ic-tl BUTTERICK WINTER FASHION BOOK 25c with 10c Coupon for Pattern Saturday and Monday Will Be Two Splendid Bargain Days Here Price Now Talks Quality Counts Our Values Prove It, Our Low Prices Prove It Smart Styles and Moderate Prices in Winter Coats For WOMEN and CHILDREN a $3 Crepe de Chine 70c Pillow Cases 49c $1.69 40-tnch Black Crepe de Chine in navy, black, brown, rose, taupe, white and many other ftCk shades. Snedat tJJXeUs7 $10 Blouses Special $6.98 Blouses of excellent quality crepe de chine and georgette. Flesh or white. Several models for selection. Special at $6.98 Women's Flannelette Gowns Special $1.49 Made of good quality of flannel ette in white and assorted stripes, square or round neck. Q1 Q ' Special at tDXe4 $2.95 Bleached Sheets $2.25 81x90-inch Sheets, made . of heavy round thread seamless , sheeting. Special d0 Off price iDUAO 42x36-inch Pillow Cases, A Q an extra good case. Spec'I iU, Sleeping Garments $1.10 Flannelette Sleepers for children, made of soft, fleecy outing, but ton back style, with (HI 1A vfeet. Special OlilU Sanitate Diapers Washable Stain proof 75c Bfby. Rubber Pants 4gc Kleinert's Waterproof Baby Pints . . - -45c . , . Fruit Jar Special Ball Mason.' Jars, pints 70c Ball Mason Jars, quarts 85c Extra Specials for One Week "In our Housewares Department, 85 c Brooms, best quality of corn, polished handles, AQg on sale at ttOC 4 bars Crystal White Soap. .25c 4 bars Palraolive Soap 25c 18 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper. .$1 rr air Dan it's Gold Dust Wash ing' Powder Odortess Gas Heater Healthful warmth ! The LAW SON Odorless produces Radiant Heat Wee the sun. Does not de vitalize the air. Has an lirmer "core" in which gas is thoroughly consumed. No waste. No odor. Small, compact and powerful produces more heat than ordinary gas stoves of larger size and higher price. Heats from both sides. And 'safe I No open flame. Let us show you this little heating marvel. THERE'S A LAWSON DEALER NEAR YOU 1 illli ill ' TOWLES l 1 TOWLE'S SYRUP'- THERE'S nothing like a fine hot breakfast to put you in fighting trim., Fruit, cereal, coffee and then a huge pile of golden brown pancakes covered deep with luscious Los; Cabin Syrup. How does that appeal to your appetite? i ou'U enjoy the rich maple flavor. Let the children eat all they want. It's clean, wholesome and nourishing. ' Three Sizes At Your Grocers i Our business is to protect the family's health. That is why we recommend Thomas Maddock bathroom fixtures. They represent the" highest development in sanitary equipment because they are constructed entirely of glistening, easily cleaned, almost unbreakable vitreous china. The closets have a larger water surface than ordinary closets and a thfn, sanitary flushing rim which provide a maximum of non-soiling insurance and sanitary protection. The lava tories are equipped with an overflow cleansing feature which keeps the overflow clean and sanitary. The bathtubs are of pure white sub stantial construction which never stains or dis colors and never collects germs. These are the features that protect the health of your family when your bathroom is equip ped with modern fixtures of the line we rec ommend and guarantee. Come in and let Us tell you how little it really costs to have the years and years of health protection that these fixtures provide. GAULD SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Plumbing Supplies PORTLAND, OREGON -JitttiuiiifMiHfHiiiinitiaHintfitiiiiiiuiiiiiii 'ilHfUinlllllltniMllllfllHIIIIMiUlnllllllllllMllil old Dust Wash- LADIES' SHOES Compare the materials and miking of our hifh-grade Shoes and you will say that 2.00 a pair can be saved in buying shoes of us. We are showing all the new lasts with that new low heel, in brown and black kid. Priced at ................ . v. $7.50 to $12.50 a pair $1.9&-MEN,S DRESS SHIRTS-$1.98 Arrow and Eltfri Shirts, made of high grade madras and percale, cut fttlt 36 inches long, turn-back cuffs. Sizes 14 to 18. CI QQ , Special at . v tv Mmy - We vote for bigg clothes values r sPy.' ' A I I yt2 vl W I if M Jj ; " b a iaft If s s i. a rE'RE "voting: early and Qften;" we don't wait for elec tion day here. Just come in and see the big values we are offering in the best clothes made Suits and Over coats of guaranteed all-wool fabrics and tailored for long service by Hart Schaffner & Marx. 5S Copyright 1929 Hart Schafmer St Man a as ia m S s a m m m i 5 s I n $60 and $65 New Model Suits and Overcoats Now Priced 50 3s Saml Rosenblatt & Go. . Gasco Building a 5 MS s- a 5 sS II i I s s II II Fifth at Alder a 9 tt SHOE POilSHES- RA.STES ANijtlQuiDS :the big mm mmm BEST,F0R;H01E .SHINES FORBIACKmaXBLOOD. VumBROWNaVTinESH0ES? THE REDAIlEy coBPffBxnotis.iinXm XVTTMO.MX. VtULA -a- V t fa. 1 t ws. m m. ksa Changes in Passeng Schedules On and After Sunday. October 31 er Between Portland, r Astoria Seaside , at Train No. 29, heretofore leaving Portland 8:30 A. M. for Astorfs. Seaside and Ft. Stevens; and Tram No. 32, arriving- Portland. 9 tSO ' P M. from these points, will be withdrawn. Train No. 21 will leave Portland 8:1 S A. M. instead ot 700 A. M. Arrive Astoria 12:20 P. M. and Seaside 1:25 P. M. Connec tions to North Beach, and Ft. Sterns. .v - v , Train No. 24 will start from Seaside at 4:30 P. At leava Astoria 5:35 P. M. instead of 4:00j arrive Porthnd 9:40 Instead of 8j!0 ,Noi. 21 and 24 will carry observation buffet ptrtor cars. Other trains unchanged. Tickets, parlor car seats, etc at ' , CiMaaoladalaia Tkmi Offica), Third mnd Waahlnftwa Strwata iU North Bank Station. Tenth and Hoyt Strwata t -x l4waaWBBBaaBBBB4aasfBBBlann 'V ' ' BailililtintllfliliwiintntiitnaVtHliiwiKiriri -''fi .awaaaMauaiaiiaMawaMSwauaHaMaBauaitaBasKwiauaiiaMaBiM