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4 THE OREGON DAILY ? JOURNAL;- PORTLAND, OREGON v FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1 1320. RESUMEOAT HEARING OF DAM IE KLAMATH FALLS Klamath Palls, Nov. 19. Discus sion of the Link river dam contro versy wa continued today when the committee investigating the agree ment between the United States government, and the California-Oregon Power company, resumed its BCssion. The committee Includes j. W. Brewer, field secretary State Chamber of Com merce, chairman ;' J. A. Gordon, . bank er. Klamath Falls ; B. S. Morrow, en gineer Portland water works, "American Legion; O. W. Of field, president Klam ath irrigation district; Charles T. Dar "ley, county surveyor Klamath county, and Harry Holgate. United States rec lamatlon service. Organizations represented at the hearing Include the j California-Oregon Power company, .Water Users' associa tion, American Lesion, Lumbermen's association; Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce, and the United States rec lamation service. At Thursday s session J. R. Carnahan. commander of the Klamath Falls post of the American Legion, spoke against the government' permitting the. power company to construct the dam, claiming it would mean giving control of Upper Klamath lake to the -corporation and mean the irrigation of California lands with water from Oregon which is needed for irrigation purposes In this state. Ji. O. Groesbeck; speaking for the power company,, denied It had any wish tu control Upper Klamath lake or Inter fere with normal .-' levels. The power proposition Is a temporary one only, he saiit. designed to utilize waste.. wnter until it is needed for irrigation purposes. Holgate, for the reclamation service, spoke in favor of the power company being given permission to construct the 'dam. Indians were , represented as fa voring the power company. The committee has recommendatory powers only. Formal . hearing . will , be before Secretary Payne of the depart ment of interior, December 4. Senator Chamberlain, acting on the request of the American Legion, had work on the dam suspended a year ago until the matter of the power company's alms could be thoroughly investigated. It was charged during "the last cam paign' that the California Power com pany contributed largely to the cam paign ngainst Senator Chamberlain as a result of. his temporarily blocking the construction of the dam. Grace Cameron Is Feature Speaker At Press Luncheon Grace Cameron, the Portland Press club's only woman member, gave the or ganization a treat Thursday by appearing- in person at the- regular weekly luncheon and presenting her husband, Dtike Rogers, playing with her in the "Scandals of 1919.' She will be guest of honor at a reception to be given in the clubrooms Saturday night following the performance. The entire "company will be present. - ; , Speakers at the luncheon were Mayor Baker and Commissioner Barbur. ; The mayor cited the difficulty in enforcing laws that have not the entire support of the public, and decried the policy of certain so-called law-abiding citizens who say, "I use booze and It doesn't hurt me, but I don't want the other fellow to use It" Commissioner Barbur emphasized the value of making public Improvements for cost through public supervision of such utilities aa paving plants. He, how ever, declared that sane programs must be carried, out and that it is impossible to consider putting in the nearly a mil lion yards of pavement asked for next year. Rock Slide Delays 0-W. Main Line Passenger .Trains Tons of boulders and debris which slid from the mountain sides to the O-W. R. & N. tracks between Biggs and Arling ton about 11 o'clock Thursday night, ef fectively blocked all main line traffic until 7 o'cloch this morning. Passen ger trains due in Portland this morning will not arrive until this afternoon. The slide was caused by heavy rains. Thirty boulders averaging about fiye tons were among the debris settling on the tracks. Justice of Peace Bound by Statute In Game Violations Justice of the peace in Oregon can not suspend sentence nor impose . fines amounting to less than the minimum prescribed by statute in deciding sen ; tence in game law violation cases, ac . cording to anf opinion by I. H. Van Win kle, attorney general, to the state fish and game commission. The attorney general further holds that the iusLlce of the peace will be re sponsible in either case and that col lec tion can be made from the judge where less thai! minimum fines have been Im . posed or fines have been remitted. Recently J. Siegner of Portland was arrested at anby for killing bob-white quail and was fined $5 by Judge Knight of Cahby when the game laws say the minimum fine shall be $25. Knight will e held responsible for the difference between the minimum fine and the amount . collected from Siegner accord ing to Captain A. E. Burghduff, state game warden. Several weeks ago Ward Edwards of Jewell waa arrested for having deer meat in his possession. He 'was fined 130 by Judge John Carney of Astoria, - but the fine waa remitted. Carney will be responsible for the remission. ; Chinamen to Return " Twenty-one Chinese relsdents of . As toria have filed applications and are preparing to visit China in the, near f uture, says R. P.' Bonham,i head of . the United States immigration bureau. This is the largest number of Chinese who have ever sought passports : at one time. 5Kw Wi r . ISSJ ask ibu Rig " vo c, 10 Buys a Good Boy's Suit for a boy 10 to 18 years ex cellent, wool mixtures and .some all-wool serres included. All suit prices are now re-adjusted to the present market and $25 Buys the Best Atden's Shoes bow $8.i and .! per Pair Juvenile OtttnifraLS" Children. Its Sixth . Sear Alder. If; JJ Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING Th "Food - Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and r OOntains. Ask far HORUCtCS. f6T Avoid Imitations Substitute . Our Entire Stock of Pf7 A T? I Q Now Priced XlLjp $5 to $350 Offered at25 Discount 'LaTaus Pearls Included, ca' - ' Oriental' Pearls Included NDERFU1 CHRISTMAS CHOOSING All of our unusually large stock at one-fourth less than regular. Many different styles in the wax-filled indestructible Pearls that look so exactly like the . genuine. Choose your gin pearls while this reduction is in -force immediately for best choosing. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Tour Christmas Selection SMART SILK UMBRELLAS $1.00 to $3.00 Less Than Elsewhere A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Christmas Selection ' WRIST WATCHES' American and imported movements in the most rhamin r case.. A host of new effects from which to choSle the 2 tr A S" Deposit WiU Reserve Your Christmas Selection 1 Diamond Rings $7.50 to $2000 W..br"v, tlAt 9iT D,ftmnd Prices and Diamend Values dfv competition. Let us show you. iues aery -A Small Deposit Will Reserve Tour Christmas Selection N. SOLOMON 333 Morrison Street TonXoveltj Jewelry See Ms- ... Portland Hotel Is Oppose Shopping Is a Pleasure IF; TOU FATBOSIZE THE PHONOGRAPH STORE OF EMIL GEHRING lit MILWAUKIE ST, -(Brooklyn District) Fortlaad, Oregon Take Sell wooa car on 2d and Ader, get off on Lafayette street. A full stock of Grafonolas. from $32.50 to $275, Period Design I $375 up, at your disposal. You will find t h e m o s t com plete line in popular Ameri can records, also Grand Op era selections. We specialize in Swiss and other foreign records. ' For the convenience of our patrons the store remains open e v enings until 10 o'clock. ' 5 Telephone Sellwood 3227 Genuine. Columbia Graf onolas At $1.00 Dawn For the next 10 days we will offer Grafonolas at less than Yz regular terms. , , .. Grafonolas? Z2JS0 to $ 50.00 1.00 down Grafonolas 75.00 to 125.00 , 5.00 down . Grafonolm 140.00 to 300.00 TO. 00 down Balance in easy weekly or monthly payments. Every instrument new and backed by Columbia Grapho phone Co.'s millions as well as our guarantee. Your instrument will be delivered at once, or will hold and deliver it on Christinas eve if you prefer. Mc Cormick Music Co., Inc. 429-431 Washington St. Near 12th nil i Complete December List Now on Sale Something Different; A Record Exchange Trade in the records you are tired of toward New COLUMBIA RECORDS We carry the complete line. YERX I.. WESGEB The Talking Maehlnt Man lliH 2nd St Upstairs ChristmasSongsandHymns i 79373 . Jeanne Gordon! $1.00 Holy Night, Peaceful Night (Silent Night, Hal lowed Night) . . . Naxareth . Oscar Seagle and Columbia Stellar Quartette iA-616S The Voice of the Chime Oscar Seaglc and Columbia Stellar Quartette 1 $1.50 Ye Olden Yoletide Hynma, Part L Columbia Stellar Quartette 1 A .2993 Ye Oldea Yuletide Hnnna, Part IL ColumbU Stellar Quartette J $1.00 Children' Toy March . . . . . Prince'i Orchectrai A. 2996 Children' Symphony . . . . . Princc'a OrchectraJ fl.OO Song -Hits I Want to Know Where Toad Went When He Said Goodbye . . - . . . Get Up .... . . . Jinfa-Bale-Jing-Jing: ... Nobody to Lore . . . . . Drifting; Along on n Bine Lagoon . On Miami Shore . . . The Japanese Sandman You're Jnrt a Beautiful at Sorry aa Yon Were . at Sweet Sixteen . . Avalon from Sin&aJ . . . . Old PaL Why Dont Yon Answer Me ? . Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad) 1 Told Yon So ... .. . Bert Wllllwnt Bert WiUiami . Frank Crumit . Frank Crumit . Campbell and Burr Campbell and Burr. Nora Bares Nora Bayes . Al Jolsoti Henry Burr. Marion Harris Marion Harria. 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See What We've Got for Those Kids There's a wonderful series of Bubble Books. They are at Remick's. These handsome books are chock full of dear little nursery and bedtime stories and songs, party songs, games and child poems. , In each book arer 3 phonograph records in envelope leaves the clearest, easiest to understand records vqu ever heard. They teach the children to sing and to recite properly. . ' " . ' A Genuine t1 OCf Treat Book. ... ... $10 m - - . J - u f Always -"Remick's for Records" i ir Columbia Grafonola Take a Tip Buy Now There Will Be a Rhortare ChrlntiBM OUR EXTRA SPECIAL ink J Wtrw OFFERING STTLE E-J This week this complete outfit ready for playing. ! late Selections, yoar own choice j'j to Kleel IS' ted Its, Record denser,. Brash. IMMEDIATE DEUVERY ONLY $150.00 Pay $10 Cash Reed-French Piano Mfg. Co. 433-435 Washington St., Corner 12th St. i. A ' i $5.15;. DOWN For a Limited Tim. Only Brings Any Columbia Grafonola In the Store to Yoar . Horn. TpTlV I Make your initial purchase of rec ords here at the same time and you are equipped for hundreds yes, thousands of enjoyable eveninjfs at home, with th most wonderful music the world has ever known. Come today and take advantage of this special terms offer. Plan now to have a Grafonola in ybur home or some one else's home for Christmas. Can you think of; a' more appori''1 K'ft for your fam ily or friends? Can you imagins a more liberal offer? MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY BUSH A LANE PIANO CO.. Portland, Oregon. Please send complete. Information about your Orafonola eaoy payment plan. - i Name .....J...... J Address. ...... Bush & Lane Building -Broadway at Alder SCARCELY DOES ONE MISS THE MONEY! Less Than 1 7 Cents "a Day If You Biliy at Hyatt's HUNDREDS upon hundreds of homes are enjoying pho-, nographs bought at Hyatt's on the eaay-to-ovrn plan why not you? Why wait until the holidays to add warmth to friendships with the inspiring influence of music that you can well afford now? HYATT'S is Phonograph Headquarters in Portland. I Unrestricted choice of all the neW? Grafonolas in the house, up to the $125 machines inclusive, now of fered it $10 down, and $5 a month. We Guarantee Prices We Protect You in Event of Falling Marketl So sur ar w. that present prices are going- to prevail that we guarantee to each, and every patron ' a cash refund of any price decline on a machine bought here. This refund guarantee is good aa far ahead as the first of neat May. -You may depend upon HYATT'S. " . . Hyatt Talking Machine r Co. tow ai-uuv otrttrii, f UK 1 LAND. OREGON o ;