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THURSDAY DECEMBER 2. 1920. 1 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON LITTLE TIME LEFT FOR ins 1 FAR, FAR AWAY "Do your Christmas mailing' early. 'urges postmaster John ' -: M. Jones, "and avoid the rush of the last few days when delay results because of inexperienced help." Christmas mailing has already start ed at the postofflce. Time for mailing Christmas gifts to many of the foreign countries has . now passed. Australia i'.nd Nome, Alaska, are Included in this list. latest approximate dates on which packages must be mailed to reach their destination by Christmas have been pre pared by the railway mail service di vision of the postofflce as follows: . Norway, December ( ; Sweden, De cember 6; Denmark, December 6; Great Kritaln, December 9 : France, December . ! Spsln. December 9 : Italy, December t;-Honolulu. December 10; Manila, De cember J ; Hongkong, December 6 ; Toklo, December 6 ; Beward, December 10 ; Tyoonlch, December 5 ; , Fairbanks, De cember 5 ; Dawson, December 6 ; Juneau, December 10 ; Sitka, December 10 ; Pana man points, December 11 ; San Diego, December 20; San Francisco, December "1 ; San Antonio and Austin, December 18 ;. New Orleans, December 18; Jack . .'onvllle, December 17; Washington, De- tjember 18 ; New York, : December 18; Boston, December 18; Cleveland, Decem ber 13 : Chicago? December 19 ; St. Louis. December 19; St. Paul, December 19; Denver. December 19. Automobile Thief Pays Fine of $500 Possession proved to be only nine points in the law against Glen L. Lloyd, who pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in the federal court to stealing an auto mobile from Mrs. Delia Glass and was find 8300 by Judge Wolverton. Lloyd thought several months ago that he would make secure his alleged Interest fn Mrs. Glass' car by running away with it. Government official located the car In Aberdeen, Wash and Uoyd In Wis consin. Both were returned to Portland; Lloyd was given 24 hours In which to ki.in. t.invii fn oclIiI to have hired out as chauffeur to Mrs. Glass and to have driven ner car xo u 8". where the car was sold.. Lloyd claimed an. interest in the new car which was purchased for the return trip. Swanson Accused . Of Whit Slavery - A formal complaint .trf white slavery was filed against Oscar Swanson Wednesday by Assistant United States Attorney John Veatch, charging him with' transporting Mrs. Lela Thorn ton ' from Spokane to Portland In violation of the Mann act. bwan- son was arrestee eunaay . oy vn police upon the complaint of Harry rwn . V.i.ah.n4 ThOrTltOh Said he inuniiviii ,,m . ..... ; . - - followed tha couple here from Spokane. Swanson is held in tne couniy ju in default of bail, and Mrs. Thorton as a material witness. The arresi was at sua rt - Alder street, where Mrs. Thornton, her two babies and Wilson are said to have been living. . Accord ing to Veatch, Thorton claim the chil dren are not his . ' v Man Who Annoyed Girls Sentenced E. P. Roffs, alias D. Rodgers, B0, who was arrested at 70 Klickitat street, was fined 8100 and sentenced to 120 days In the city jail by Municipal Judge Ross man Wednesday, after he was identi fied as the man who had been annoy .inn, uhoni rirla for several weeks. Roffs made no effort to fight the charges against' him. Testimony was introduced showing that Roffs had stopped several young girls, and behaved in an insulting manner toward them. Ochoco Rancher Is - Reported Wounded . . i Prlneville, Dec, 21 Henry Koch, a rancher of ' uppei Ochoco, has been re ported fatally wounded In an alleged shooting scrape 20 miles east , of here Wednesday. The name of his alleged aggressor is not known. An altercation over moonshine is believed to have caused the trouble. S. P. TO ORGANIZE NEW OIL COMPANY Announcement, of the scheme undeV which the Southern Pacific company plans to separate its stock holdings in the Associated Oil com pany from its railroad properties was received Wednesday by officials in Portland. . A new company, to be known as the Pacific Oil company, will be organized under the lavfts of Delaware, with a capital stock to -consist of 3,500,000 shares of no par value. The Southern Pacific company subscribes to the issue at 815 a share. i 8iS.7i0,m DEAt. On the moneyi so .raised 852,500,000 the new company1 wil buy from the Southern Pacile Land company, for the sum of 143,750,000, the following proper ties: About 259.000 acres of land in Calif or nla. with field improvements, material and supplies. . Two hundred thousand or more shares of the outstanding stock of the 'Asso ciated Oil company, representing a ma jority of that stock;. PREDICT GOOD TEAR Holders of Southern Pacific company stock as of January 14. 1921, will be given tne right to purchase at 15 a share, one share of stock In the new company for every share of Southern Pacific they own. The 'company predicts a better busi ness year for 1921 than 1920 has been. although- tno Associated Gil company lias paid 6 per cent dividends. James S. Alexander, B. D. Caldwell, Henry W. DeKorest, Charles A. Pea- body, Samuel Rea, Mortimer L. Schlff. K. P. Swenson and Paul Shoup will be directors or the Pacific Oil company. Hot Lake Arrivals j Hot Lake, Dec. 2. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanitarium Monday were: Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Stock, Portland; Coy Elston, King Hill : Mrs. D. P. Price, Peruana ; Mr. and Mrs. A L. Hill, La Grande; A. W. Keil. Aurora ; Claude Meyers. Echo ; Mrs. Charles Kelly. Portland;: Anna L. Olson, Seattle. Girl Is Attacked On School Steps From the shadows at the entrance of the night school at Fifteenth and Wash ington streets, fn the old Lincoln High school building, a man stepped . out. seised Lea 'Faye - Archambeaux, of S3 Eighteenth street north, 22-year-old stu dent, and threw hr- to the sidewalk. Miss Archambeaux told police Wednes day night. Miss Archambeaux, who was entering the building to attend a class, screamed when she was seised, whereat the man 'ran, evading several persons who rushed to the girl's aid. The at tacker was described by Miss Arch ambeaux as about 6 feet 8 inches tall, heavily built and of dark complexion. Schooner Columbia 1 Is Rescued by Tug Seattle, Wash.. Dec. 2. (L N. S.) The schooner Columbia, lumber laden,' bound from Grays Harbor to Australia, is to day in tow of the tug' Forrest T. Crosby, coming into Puget Sound. The Columbia was flying signals of distress off Cape Flattery yesterday. The Columbia -is waterlogged and has lost most of her sails. She was built on the -Columbia river about a year ago. 3OPEX SATURDAY ETE1TI5G8E Brokers Incorporate For the purpose of conducting a gen eral brokerage and insurance business,' the concern of Evans, Hudson AV-Meyer has been incorporated. The articles were fjled Tuesday with the Multno mah county clerk, showing a capitaliza tion of 810,000 and Portland as the prin cipal place of business. The Incorpor ators are, William M. Evans, Robert A. Hudson and Fred G. Meyer. MEN! SPECIAL NOTICE Panic Pricfes Prevail ON ALL MEN'S SHOES, RUBBERS AND BOOTS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED $4.98 ' J ;"' at I PANip I PRICE 5000 Pairs Men's High Grade Dress and Work Shoes -Tans, Blacks, Browns Values to $10 All Sizes All Widths All Lasts Here yon will find a selection showing every shap and style men Oil OQwant. All leathers in tan, black and brows, QO OTLaaTO nd many heavy elk and oU tan Work Shoes, tjyea0 Goodyear welt and McKay sewed. PLENTY ON TABLES HELP YOURSELF $4,98 Bet. WASHINGTON AND ALDER On fourth street AIL ORDERS FILLED SUBJECT TO RETCR2 $4.98 Foley & Van: Dyke 106 Fifth, Just Below Washington Now for a Christmas trola o Never Have We Offered Such a Large and Varied Selection! , jf'. Special Christmas Terms During All of December! De Luxe Christmas Outfit $135.20 Pay 25 Cash and $i6 Per Month This fine style X VictroU in walnut, oak or mahogany. .$125.00 Records of your own selection, 300 needles, brush, etc,.t. . . 10.20 $135.20 This Special Outfit S85.20 Pay $10 Cash and $10 Per Month Rl Style to Victrola in wal 12 records 300 T it, oak or mahgoanyt .$75.00r UL ecords (24 selections), fl DO needles, brush, etc. 10.20 wt $85.20 s 4 V Other Victrolas $25, $35, $50, $75 and Up New December Victor Records on Sale Now in Our . Record Department , (PARTIAL, DECEMBER UST) 45201 The Japanese Sanflman .i...... Olive Kline - Old-KashJoned Garden ....Olive Kline 85702 Gems From "Mary".......... Victor Light Opera Company ,. - Gems From "The Night Boat"..., . ;.nr 'iVlV-"f ....Victor Light Opera Company IS695 Whispering ; , John stee'j The Liove Boat .John Steal 18696 That OWJrish Mother of Mine ..u...... .Sterling Trio - Just Like a Gypsy . .sterling Trio I86t An Time. Any Day, AnyWhere Fox Trot.... . Wang-Wang Blue Fox Trot ...... '" ..Paul Whlteman and His Ambassador Orchestra , Fair One Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chicago 1 "UyS to FaU AsleeP anl Wake Up in Mammy's Arms-- Fox Trot 3. . . M911 The Garden of Memory. Emilio de Goirorxa. 64S0S WhenI Was Seventeen..... ...Mabel $i2i5-2en 1 Maggie.. .. John McoSSSck S9ftZrSJ!?B5!.W0dy N- 2-------Ihadelphia Orchestra $7320 The Home Road. . Ernestine Scbutnann-Heink Sl.OO S1.35v 854 85 a 85 1.25, S1.25 Other Desirable Records Just Received ......Victor Orchestra' Victor Orchestra Hnt In the Black Forest!.! It Came Upon the Midnight Clear ." ..."" ..".. 85594-Ang;isFromth;-RVaYm;'ofGl Oh.iLitte Town ots Bethlehem.., TrinYtv rhni, 74436 AdeW Fidelea . . . Jrfin Km, 74420-Carfy Me Back to Old VhC.lm' 74 1 80 Humoresque 1 ! Frit KrilmfJi 74509 Locta Mad Scene "."...'"" CJal'rs, 74588 On Wings of Song jasVha Helfef. 74599 Don Pasquale-Oavltina oSiiitJwT 2??!llientVV; ...PhnadeiphUOrea 4,145-SilentNight. Holy N'ght ;. . . .Trinity Choir 87544 Silent Night Holy Night. ."." V." " WlY.;kR?? Order bv mail Kolev 4. Van rh.i. , ttj ... n. v . . . C,e?tIS?e:'PJ? fully and shiplis at Snce your W o'umt. your special 885.20 outfit, or record as checked above: for which weenclosT 8....... ...... .first payment (Underline outfit wanted.) enclose S1.35 '"' S1.35 A1.7K 5J.TK 51.7K t.7K 1.7K S1.75 Altort S1.50 Name......... Address. Foley 8c Van Dyke 108 Fifth St., Portland, Oregon PIA2T0S PH03TOGBAPHS RECOKDS lOUT-OF'TOWK MAIL ORDEES SEST SUBJECT TO BETUBK IXTRAIl 2800 Pairs Women's High Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps. $1.98 Best Hakes. All Klsdi, All Sizes, Bat .Not All Slses la - Every Style Every Pair Property Fitted Here we have grouped he grand lot of Women's High and Low Shoes, regardless of former retail prices or value. All leathers In combinations and solid colors. Sizes are good. Come early while the assortments are at their best $1.98 38 25,000 PAIRS OF NEW WINTER SHOES AT PANIC FRIGES Men's, Women's, Children's Shoes of AH Kinds Why Pay Regular Prices Elsewhere LADIES' WIDE SHOES $3.98 Made of soft Cab. Kid. me dium tipped toe. rubber heels. flex ible soles. KE widths. Sizes. 2V4 to 8. $3.98t W $1.48 $1.48 5000 Pairs Men's and Women's New Holiday Slippers at Panic Price Values Up to $3.00. Felt Slippers All Colors Padded or Leather Soles An immense group of Men's and Women's Holiday Slippers, best quality felt, in black, gray and vari ous shades and colors. Amons: th.is lot ym will find leather soles and padded soles, all' sizes. Come early while; the assortments are at their best. !-- , $8.50 Party Pumps Black Patent and Glaze Kid $3.98 fltlgh or Baby -French Heels Among this large assort ment Af nv. five hundred pairs we have Included the newest black patent and black glased kid plain party pumps. Your choice of high 'rench or : Baby French heels. t i , Women's Black and' Brown Shoes, . Military Heels $4.98 New models In black and brown it id and calf vamps medium - toes an military heels, exten sion soles. All sizes 2 to 8, In all widths. rSii(.-.:-i,- -Jpiilill w jtr&? Arm w 1 wm mK.' $4.98 $1.95 AH Sliel Ladles' black Aristo kid two strap house slip pers, medium: round toes with low or medium heels, a wonder ful value, 91.95 GIRLS' AND Girls' Brown English Dress Shoes $2.98 MADE OF STURDY BEOW5' LEATHER SOLES $2.98 Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 8H to 11 Sizes lift to 2 Young Ladies Sizes n SZ.98 S3.4R S4.f $1.98 all solid exten s i o n s o e s, broad 'last, built for hard service. Size 5 to 8 $1.98 Slses 8 to 11 82.79 fises -11 to 2 83.29 Ladies' Sizes 2 to 6 .83.98 $1.98' Girls' Black Nature Lace Shoes $2.48 Size? 5 to 8 Made of soft blark gnnmetal calf, narrow or Footform shape, extra good soles $2.48 Sizes 8 to 11. .......82.98 Sizes 11-to 2 J. ...-3.98 Voung ladies' sizes, English $4.98 Children's Fine Dress Shoes Women's SpaU $1.48 Best Quality Felt 10-button. high cut, brown, gray, taupe, tan, pearl anl fawn $1.48 " 1 All Sizes, l to 7 LADIES' $3.00 SLIPPERS Black Two Strap Style Military Heel Oxfords Black and Brown Wonderful values from 16.50 to 18.00 in Ladies' Brown Mahogany or Black. Kid or Calfskin, military or low heels tn narrow, medium or broad toe. Alt on sale at this give-' away price ALL SIZES CHILDREN'S SHOES AT PANIC PRICES Misses' and Children's Gun Metal button Shoes $1.48 Made with fine cloth or velvet tops, patent vamps, broad plain toes. C to tfi widths! $1.48 Sizes 2 to kVt, no heel. ..... 81.48 Sizes 5 to 8, spring neei SZ.48 Sizes B to ll, spring neei..w.7 Sizes 11 to 2, heel 82.9 SOOd Pairs of Boys' Shoes All Kinds at Panic Prices Boys' Unlined Heavy Shoes Boys' "Scputers" .98 r$i 'Sizes f to 13 .... Sizes 1 to 6, boys'.. Sizes 6 to 12. men's. BROW1T TEAL UPPERS HEAVT SOLES ....81.98 ..82.T9 ..82.98 5000 Pairs Men's Storm Rubbers AU Sizes 79c Women's .... Misses' ...... Children's . . . ....T9 ....69 Rubber Boots Children's slses S to 10.. . 81.98 Misses sizes 11 to 2. ....... $2.35 Youths heavy Boots, slses 11 to S 82.35 . Boys' heavy Boots, sixes S W ( 82.98 -Women's sizes Boys' Brown English Dress Shoes i $2.98 m.. , Sizes 9 to 12.,. Sizes 13 to 2...... Sizes 2 to 5.. MEN'S AND Black and 98c Newest shade of all dark - brown calf. Lace, nar row toe. .82.9R .83.79 .83.98 Boys' Brown and Black Hy to Shoes $2.98 THESE ABE MADE OF SOFT BROWS OB BLAClfY gunmetalX extensiox soles. Sizes 9 to 12 Sizes 13 to 2 Sizes 2 to 6 .82.98 3.79 3.98 WOMEN'S FELT Gray Thick Felt Soles. With Leather Tap j Solesr All Sizes. SUPPERS 98c New . Location Bet. Wash ( and Alder on 4th' St. DO NOT BE MISLED! Ml. Jffl m mt m a am..' T "1 New Location Bet Wash, and Alder on 4th St. . '-r . Open Saturday Evenings i otrT-or-Towir mail orders sejtt subject to betusk i $2.98 ARE MADE OF HEAVtT T A IT CHROME, UIC LUJEDCIOSBO T O N O V E, 'IIEATI SOLES. Sizes to 12.. Sizes, 13 to 2.... Sizes 2 to 5. 82.98 .83.79 .83.98 Boys Storm King 2-Buckle High Cuts $2.98 Slses 9 to 12. Dark Brown KIk. Heavy Sewed Soles. SUea 12 to 2. ' $3.48 Sizes 2 to $4.48 F Jill. PLE-SHOP Morrison St, Bet Fourth and O Fifth Next to Corbett Bldg. U in Mm AM S6 KDon't B Misled. Bswn of Ltoitatioa4 Sample Sbopt and Sal Imitator. ' Look for.Ui Bi Sirr- with. Hand Pabrtief to 286 Morrisop St., Factory! Sample Shop - ' 1 -, j '- - "- - Out all winter and fall garments at sacrifice prices. Over $60,000 stock of I ladies' apparel to be slashed regardless of cost. Beautiful Long G OAT :S .lined with-satin, fur trirrime'd. Values to $38, to close at Hundreds of Dress Skirts Jersey Coats and Jackets Skirts, jackets and coats to $25, to close out at only $12.95 and" ; . Long and Short Plush Coats Values to $65 at $29.95 and k, $1893 SSES Hundreds of sijk, serge, tricolette, tricotine.- eeb'rgette and satin dresses to close out, all sizes and i shades, some odds and ends in this j lot. vaiuci iu pud. .luamg uui i A. W 1 price, io.yo ana . Waists! Waists! Mostly all new arrivals. . Hundreds j or them to fl0 QC choose from. Values to 10. to close out t Ue7t SUITS - i Women's and misses' suits, hun dreds to choose from. We must close them out. Beautiful suits, fur trimmed and plain tailored. Values to $65. Gosing out prices j $26.95 and g95 r Sample Suits and Coats at Half Money 's Worth orMoneyBack