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GERMANY S LEAD IN AfR AT AN END; PL ANTS ARE RAZED By Kul Ton Wfegand Berlin, Kov. 1. Thirty-six years pf aerial -avigation experiments and developments which put Germany in the world lead militarily and commercial!;- in airship construction has come to a sudden end with the dis solution of all : military airship or anizations'as contained in the "good bye" decree of peneral von Seeckt, head of the 'present miniature Ger man army, to the air detachments of the old army; " ' With the exception of one or two. too small to be of any practical use, all the big Zeppelin sheds and harbors in Ger many will be razed within a few weeks. Aerially, Germany will then be com pletely "disarmed." ? . The Inflexible attitude of the allies gainst German Zeppelin construction is forcing the German experts, considered the most experienced In the world, to move their plants to other countries. America and Japan promise to reap the benefit. . , Marriage IJ censes "Vancouver, 'Wash-, Nov. 1. Marriage Ueefiaea were issued Saturday to Phil lljt Burghduff, legal, and Blanche Ben nett, 5, Seattle; Jack Woods. 28, Port land, and Cora Mae Conly. 19, St. Johns ; Kenneth Sherman, 22, and Effie Kndl cott, 19, Portland; Clifford Florence, 22. and Elsie Cowles, 20, Portland ; Clarence Curry, IS, and Minnie Pettijohn, legal, Ilwaco, Wis.; Hartwlg Sorenson, 30, and Agnes X4trsen, 30, Portlana. SeoUard Ends Campaign ChehaUls. Wash,, Nov. 1. J. K. Scol- lard. Democratic candidate for state sen ator from Lewi county, closed his local campaign Saturday with a big parade In Chehalla and Centralla. Saturday night "adherents of the Farmer-Labor r&rty pulled off a street parade in Chehalis. i i : Please vote ONCE for Can Kellaher, Kellaher fort mayor means 6-cent fare. t9 X. Paid adv. by Kellaher Campaign Committee, I . . i :.;; THE Cox-Roosevelt Club" ',;..": OF ORLGOX WILL HOLD FINAL RALLY OF CAMPAIGN AT Library Hall AT 8 O'CLOCK M05DAT (Toalgbt) I Speakers ' . Hon. Thomas A. Hayes r ladepeadeat Caadldate for tJ. S. . Senator .... Mrs. Alexander Thompson Mrs. Josephine Othus I fretideit Hoasswlves Lesgte Hon. j. D. Brown Chairman of League of Nation Bat lricaUoa Committee ! :" V - " V Good Music -Live Program Boa't miss this meeting, which will be a rare political treat. j 'THE ,IWSIDE -ITS OF OREGON r - POLITICS ; -y P." J. SIMMONS F0R; SHERIFF OF -MULTNOMAH COUNTY ' I rid Adr. by tni ' BALLOT NO. 82 : - i SS MONTHS OVERSEAS Campaign Committee. "' -i. - ;- - ---- ... - - 1 DAY DAY TP lite 3W fed Car Sale It isVood policy in the automobile business totnter the sprinsr selling season with as small a stock of used cars , as possible This permits us to make . better trades on new carsenabling us to get a'larger volume of new car business than .we would otherwise secure. Foi this reason we areN prompted to reduce our stock of used cars at this time. To do so quickly and have it over with, we have cut our prices to' !a point that is. bound to move bur stock. The sale will last two weeks and. of course; the man who buys early will get the best choice. Every car bears a red tag and both! listed. The saving is plainly shown and in every case it is a Here-is the listlook it over: v ! Former Price Cut Price Ford, 1917, 5-passenger. ... .$ 350v $ 300 Mitchell, 1916, 7-passenger. . . . Briscoe, 1916, 5-passenger. Briscoe, 1918 . ............ . Overland, Model 80.. . ...... .. Overland, Model 75.......... Mitchell; 1917, 5-passenger ... Overland, Model 85. . . . ...... . Mitchell, 1918, 3-passenger. . . ;i Mitchell, 1917, 5-passenger.. . L Oakland, 1918, 5-passenger . . Oakland,-1919, 5-passenger . 700 500 700 350 550 750 700 850 900 850 1000 500 350 550 225 475 650 560 700 750 700 875 former and cut price very substantial one. ' Former Price Cut Price Roadster.... ...$1050, $ 850 IVfitchell, Club Mitchell, 1918; 5-passenger., . . Mitchell, 1918, 5-passenger.. . . Mitchell, 117, Roadster . . . . . . Mitchell, 1917 5-passenger Mitchell, 1919, 5 -passenger.. . . Mitchell, 1919, Roadster. . . . Mitchell, 19181 5-passenger.. .. Mitchell, 1918, 5-passenger.. . . Mitchell, 1919, 5-passenger... . Mitchell, 1919, 5passenger.... Mitchell, 1919, 5-passenger.. . . Mitchell, 1919, 5-passenger.... 1000 900 750 1000 1250 1400 1050 1200 1500 1550 1200 1400 850 800 650 800 1075 1150 900 1000 1250; 1200 1100 1250 V .-..! i v - Reasonable terms if desired, with no brokerage charges. We handle our own notes. i Sale Starts Tuesday, November 2, at 8 A. M. Open Sunday and Evenings During Thi Sale 1 Our Used Cars Are Different . ' .(' If you will, compare our used car stock with others you will note a vast difference Our cars are of a higher grade than the average. . Most of them have been over hauled in our own shops; worn parts have been replaced, and when you get the car you are sure of value , received for the money invested. Look them over.You will surely see something you want and at a price that will make it good business for you to buy at once. ' Broadway at Everett Street TRANSPORTATION tropical Cruises on trans-Atlantic Liners Largest Steamers TO West Indies' Windward Islands : Panama Canal IX South America Jaimiry Fbnnrf - , Mardi, 1921. y - MmMDm r-i. i VHITC nu URE S.S. Mifnfl AMES1CAR UXE i S.S.RwVk S.S.SUPari iMwiwtloul 1 'imintU Maria Cm, , 81 2nd .. SutU. or Lac Avtntt SEW TODAY TOYOKISENKAISM ! rRKIOHT ONLV PORTLAND TO JAPAN CHINA B.8. MEITO MA RO. SROO'ttaaa! kadlaf ' . KoTimber T. for Tokobiau. Sob. and, Bhnhl FREIGHT AND PAStENQIR (IRVIOI 8. 8. ANTO MABTT. 12.000 tons, IwdlM For ntMt lira, hmo. or infomuition. addmt OREGON-PACIFIC . COMPANY . Owwral AatnU WILCOX SLOO. j MAIN 4BS r a ASTORIA ARO WAT POINTS STR. GEORGIAN A Round Trip Daily KiMpi PHdr) lura Portland 7t10 a. m., Aldw St. Dl LEAVE ASTORIA t P. M, FLA VEL DOOK PARI $2.00 KAOH WAV Dlroct OonnoctlOfl for South lawlin. ' NlaM oat Daily. S p. m. Enry Day Exeapt Sunday Main 1422. S41-22 SEW TOBAT i -.- r n o omaupox dcare at Stephens School :- It is not surprising that parents and guardians are becoming disgusted with the '1 frequency of so-called smallpox scares ;and the consequent disruptioa of school and household routine.: The recent "'scare" at by the Board of Health. ' ens School is a fair example of the methods followed , On October 6th, the small son of Mr. X. J. Dungam, 432 East Seventh street, developed a mild case of eczema, but continued in school until October 15th, when ins teacher sent him home, saying that he had smallpox. Dr. T. K.: Locke, a prom- -- -- r7 :p y. ia,,c 1U, ai.lu Fr"noucea it eczema ; tne nearni -authorit luc wuuwineaay ana insisted that, the bov had smal oox and ntisnntln. the Uungam homej Not being satisfied, Mr. Duogam later called'Dr. H. R. Dewev" He found condltions as stated by Dr. Lockei and diagnosed the case as a mild form oi eczema. : .'.;. ".-- . .r-: .-j ,i ' '..."; - . On October lpth (4 days after, th boy was sent home) the entire school .was ordered vaccmated during the morning session and told to report for Iesswfcbr L the afternoon session. - . . r - . -w No action was taken by the Board of Health to fumigate or in any way to' kill such disease germs as might be lurking on premiMtEfkJayL supposed to have killed them ; anyway, it is more remuneraUng thkniating! Ciflrmed by Dr. H. R. D.wey. PiM School FrsUetlT Lean.-?! 4t. ' The League of Natiohs Tickei , - y. -rt -r f At , THOMAS A. HAYES FOR U. S. SENATOR They arc for the League of Nations without the Lodge nul lifting reservations, which President Wil son said. "Cut the heart out of the' treaty"; and which the New York World says "Blots it all over with cowardice, tre a cheiy and falsehood." Sen ator Chamber 1 a i n voted with Lodge and during the entire de bate; never spoke on behalf of the League of Nations. Mr. Stanfield If r V , ' -i.. ; , '.:'? : t . f , 4 ' r- t Wn'nif JAMES M. COX FOR PRESIDENT stands with Senator Harding. All friends of the League should vote for Cox and Hayes. . j (Paid Adv. by ;tbi.Leacu of Nations RauricaUon Committee, J. V. Brown, Chairman, Room 1007; Broadway Bid-.) YOU OWE IT . TO YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE SECTIONAL Houses Garage Thry an first qnaltty aO tha way tbroutfl aad 70a gat tbaai at a mat: mvih BUILT IN 4-POOT SCOTIONS tBi0TO II ' atoRTLAIIB) ON Redimade BuHding Sales Co. ' - PORTLAND, OREGON MS LCWIS BLDO. PHOtJI BOWT. 4SSS SEIfD US TOUB OLD CABPETS Wa Call and Dlr) OM Buax and WMton Olethlm Wl BW, ROTanibl Hand-Wmn FLUFF RUGS Boom ! riuff Bust Wowaa $1740 Baa Buta Www, AH Slua OtoUMa Clranlnc mni DHInf Da. Ml Or4m, far Buutlal Mrttrim BwieMad, Mad. ow, IBad. t. Orwap Peat ben Beaoratod Carpet Cleanlsf j ? Silt Buat SUaml Ctoanad, 1.M WCSTBRR rLUPB B OO. . S UBlwi Aat N. r FOR SALE! ; : -: i - " ' Men's Clothing,- Hat s .and Furnishing Goods Store. A good, going and paying busi ness ; an exceptional oppor tunity and a splendid buy. Write 589 Duanm Street, ASTORIA, OREGON Ladla. . Sae mup aid earaaU, nm and vaoton ctothhtf. Lit u maka na maa fe pan. I. l5Sii 3 MJt.-niiminmi.ii'i Tha okhrt aad Mat aqntppad taetonr ia tba Nortiwmt. Hoff aad ma ran imi , all alaca. CrpU drancd. Ma. i Par Mall Ordar Sd tar BMtlet . AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS DECEMBER 10, 1920 : I v AT' 8CCOKD STREET ' All. atora.ra AMAtint A mnnth. m. b. due. Gooda subject to sat on this data. C O. PICK TRANSFER 4 8TORAGB MEETTlf O If OT1CEB 11 CANTON Portland No. 1, Ptnrrlu MiliUnt L O. O. r. Rvlar ami int Tanday rwnim. No. a. A atra. clui ot promliwnt Odd r.UoirB of r oa will rwialTa tb. kfllituit Itaan. tko Rtanu. BefrwthmrnlA. '- ., " . BRIUOS. OnnmuduL . r. P. H. Mn.L8, Clurt. BaUiraoaia. Watt rark aad TssiktS At 10 A. M. Tomorrow Oregon Fluff Rug Co. m i 1 1 ii i ' atiM a. iriuff Run Mjk. frm Old KM niiaa wotwi mii OarFat Otoanlit. Sln, BlUUMf r V. Call IM OaMMe 1t-1 K. Stark AC Tikw 714 H'Z fre (ocafctJ at No. 932 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. oh and after Nov, 1, 1920. CHAS. HOUCK, 110 Tenth St Portland Rug Co.; ' ' Wndar Brw M.nmmwnt iFLorr bugs maoc pbom old oakbct a SPECIALTY CABPBT OLKAMINO, SIZIMO. RiriTTIMB Wl CALL ANB OCLIVCB lgT2-1S7 C. 17TW ST. SKLLWOOB tt2t tflLUtUBTTB TRfBB KO. S. loiinnd Ofdn .1 B Maa. Mi tooirht (Monday) at -dttortaa bin, 0la Thlad aL '. Vttitaa vcleoBM, B. U McDONAIJV-- . a ( b. ORKOON OOMMANDKRT NO. 1. K. T- Burial aarrtca M Um Order of Maaonia Kntht-. hood far Sir tniht Umm Chrurti-nvB will b. hfstd la ta. Any!um at 3 Ik ... TuMday, Nownlmr S. Btr Knichta are nqMted to aawmMe ia taa , ar mory at 1:80 p. a. -I . k r 1 C F. WIEOAJs'D, RMardM. ; . i IT AN HOB HouMtcd BOSS, B. ' A. T. Retnlar btulnoo BMt ln Waditeaday, Norambar 8,. 120, at S s'rloek aharn. W. 3. W. baD. 10th and Taylor' (U. l'BAUI. OWENH. OomapondMit. 212 Railway Ex. Main 7. NORTH PORTLAND TODOB NO. 250. I. O. O. r will taMt aa nana! at Kentoa on Monday .T.nini. Tbara will bt us dearad work. TMting bmthm watrnaaa. . WM. DODHON, N. ii. B. C BLAIR, Chairman of OommitUa. NY DM TEMPT.K wilt bold ran lar aaaaion Wwlnnday. Not.ai bar I, it tip. m. Order of, Qums. APDAi CELLARS, r . i .' - lUoordar. BErxwoon lodce no. isi A. r. AND A. M. BpMriai mcetinc thla Monday) areninc, at. 7 :S0 orkink. Work In V. d.rea. ' Vial tori Welcome. By order W. M. - J. IL BUTLER. Bae'y. j 8UNNT8IDE LODGE Na. 1S. Ai r. A. M. Bpeelal oam muuiration thla (Tnearlay), Not. ' 2. Temple tHh and liawtbora. Work in M. M. decree. 7 p. m. ' TWtor welcome. By order of W. M. JAM KB . OAT JR., .. , IIARMONT LODGE No. 12. A. K AND A. M. Rrwcial onra nunieation thii ( Monday ( eTenlnc at 7 o'clock. Work in tha Mia tor Maaon decree. Viaitins bratb- rca wenoma. W, i, DELW; BeoV. w. u. EAST GATE LODGE NO. 155. A. E." AND' A. M., Kaat 80th .and Qliaan atreeU. Stated rem municaUon Monday nicht, 7:110 o'clock. , Work in T. C. decree. . Tiaitor welcome. By order of CUAS. P. NELSON. Bee'y. - m ev ITANHOE LODGE No, 1. K. of P , meeta every Tnaaday night at It o'clock, fifth floor Pythian btrJldins. S8S Tamhill ureeL Work la caaw rank. All Pythian walmme. ELMER L. -ENGLISi, C. C . A DANCE' wiU be tlran by tha TJalted Altiaen t tlia . Montarllla acbool houae, Kaat 7SUi aad Pine at.. Saturday enln Not. S. Ad aniaalon. a.nta. 60c; ladle, tie. EMBLKM JEWETrT a apmaTty, button, "pink charm a, Jaecet Broa., ltl-131 Stb at i Vital Statistics ? marriages. Birtbs. DzattnT MARRIAGE LICEHBEB !: ' "ThomaaJrEurlonc. tecal. lis 13tl at, aad Marearet Banc, lecai. Be ret avta. ' Bernard B. Fortiaa. 23. 270 Stb at., and Helen Port-rood. 20, 2(1 ' Hooker. Walter' W. iScbneeck. 28, 64 dtb at, and Era OurUai. J7. eit. , ' C- Harold Palmer, lecal , Wtana, Or.i aad Pearl Uerlarh. imti, 4 K. 47th at. Hemtwl Kajan. legal. H95 K. Alder, and Martha Brandt' legal, 1( K. JU at. Arcbia W. Skelly, legal, 10B4 Vernoa aad Leora A. Va-a, lecal, 1104 Alberta at. OUrer K. BeU. 2, 061 M Deri, and Mabel E. Allen. 19, eity. Clifford A. Pike. IS, Bay Q, Or., and Evelyn A. Shartl. IS, city, - CUn-ne I Pra-raoat, 22, Bay Cltr,, Or., aad Helen R. Ledou, IS, dty. Iee R. Jfonea, legal, Monaoatb, Or., and Joapphine McKay, k-gtU, eity. BIBTII8 . BCORULi-To Mr. and Mr. jr.."i!coma, T4" rorbett. Oct. 2S, a eon. TEKNT To Mr. aad Mra. Joe Teeny. 41 6th, Oct 2S, a daughter. SAMANO To Kr. and Mra. Jot Eaeomano, S7 Vermont. Oct. 28, a eon. GLOVER -To Mr. and Mra. V. S. OlaW.'SSS 1 2th. Oct. 2a, a daagbter. BLITit Ta Mr. and Mr. A. I. Rlita. ltOO Weator road, Oct, 2, a daughter. GARDNER Ta -Mr. and Mr. J. IL Gardner. 410 K. 19th, Oct. 22, a aoro MACK To Mr. aad Mra. L. W. Mae. 64S E.- 4th, OeL iS. inn. f KWiURH To Mr. and Mrk Cha. A. Engliah, 405 'Tillamook. Oct. 3, a dencbter. BIEDEL To Mr. . and Mr. ed W. Riadel, 189 Willamette bird., Oct. 20, a eon. ATZBERGEK To Mr. and ff. V. A. AbV berger, 884 Lafayette, Oct. 22, a daughter. " TCCKKB To Mr. and Mr. Wm. W. Tucker,' Eatacad, Or., OH. 'I, a daughter. PEATB8 AND FrNERALW 7A CUHI8TK.NSK.M The tuneritl acrrke f' the lata Moa ChrlateDaeti will be held Tneaday, Nownber 2, at 2 p. m., at tha Pythian' templr. West Pack and Tamhill etreeta, nnder 4b - pice of Oregon Commandery No. 1, K. T.' Friend tnrited. Cnrloding aerrioe, Portland erematorinmb eaolt, voder aoaoioea of B. P. O. K. No. 142. The; remain are at ElaJey'a, Montgomery at fifth, i . WOODBCrP At her WU reetdenee, 1208 Tg ; gart .at., Oct. 81.- Helen Maria Woodruff. - g .84 . year 7 month IS day.. Mother of Mm. Jamaa T. Brown aad Mra, tteom K. Pratt EoBeral aerriost will be bald Wedneaday, Nor. S, at 10 80 a. m. at tha chapel of Bracia A Snook, Belmoat at 85th. Friend inTited. -SCOTfIJi eilyTNoTember 1, John A. Scott aged 63, beloved haaband of Mr. John A.4 DOW, leiuer oa anvH dcvk ir; i m j a- j galea and William Sootc of thia city. ;RraiD " are at tha funeral parlor of Beat ftHde Funeral Direetora. 414 E. Alder, Pnnber notice ia a : BIUN8KT October 81. Angnst A. silineky. of ; 680 Kerby (treat, are 69 year, aurerrtnc him ia Ma wife, Mra. Margaret L., and on daughter, Margaret Atujuat. Tb reaiain are at A. H Zeller A Co., 692 William artaue. Fui.rraJ annonneement later. 1 . - NIEDEBMARK At hi laU reaidenn-, ' y) ' Kaat Eighth etreet Frederick A. Ntedrra. aged 68 year. . Funeral aerric will be r- I ' at P. -L. Larch andertaking parlor, Eat t i" anth at Clay ctreet, Tueaday at a p. m. frku iwrited. . . FRKT- At 784 Tibbetta ainei. ' Octooer SO, John Frey. aged 7 1 years Sj.mnnUi and H day. -' Funeral aerrirw will be held Tdar. November 2, at 2 80 0. m., from tha funrrai parmra of Walter KeBwortfay,. JS32-84 i- 1 hirteentb- atreet. SeUwootl. . . ALBRIGHT At hie let. TK-odenc, 10- 1 -t TamhiU at, Oct- J, Charle C. Albn.ri, . age 4 year month 4 darn. Remain at fh parlor of Breea A Snook, iirlmoDt at 85th. s- , tine of funeral later. 6TANASOFF Tboma Btaxuuoff, Cood Samar Han - boaoital. Oct 21. 40 raara. . oerehnd ' hcraorThac. : - ! ;