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THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL; I PORTLAND, OREGON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920.
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AGNES SLACK, FOE
OF RUM, MAKES
ADDRESS TONIGHT
Miss Agues Slack of London, hon
orary , president of the World's
. , Christian Temperance union. ia be
- lag entertained at the home of Mr.
; and ! Mrs. E. S. Collins in Westover
road. This evening Miss Slack will
speak . at the First M. El church
under the auspices of the Oregon W.
- C. T, U. on "The World Situation
In" Regard to Prohibition."
' : Miss Slack came to this country at
the expense of the United States gov
r, eminent to attend the recent Interna
. : tional congress against alcoholism, held
" in Washington. ' D.vC.,' where she spoke
on "The Position or the Women .of Eu
rope Toward Alcoholism." 1 , -
.'The bis thing coming out of tke con
entlon was the conviction expressed by
the men coming from the, various coun
tries that the scientific opinion of their
countries is against alcoholism,' said
Miss Slack.
For many years an international tem-
' perance oonferenehas been held bien
nially, always In Europe. ' The last one
was held just before the war in Milan.
At that time an. invitation was received
- from the United States, then came, the
war, so this is the first gathering' for
seven years. The conference in Wash
ington was attended by thousands of
people, including delegates from Great
, Britain, Norway, Sweden, Finland,
,SJtierIand, Italy. . Chechoslovakia,
f-Spain, France, China. Japan, India.
' South Africa. Canada and' many South
' American republics.
Seattle Asks Why
Portland Defeated
! Zoning Ordinance
To profit by Portland's experience,
, City Engineer A. H. Dimock of Seattle
has written, City Engineer Laurgaard
,. requesting a detailed report of why the
sonlng- ordinance failed- in the recent
city election here. Seattle has -commissioned
Its city engineer to prepare a
toning ordinance similar to Portland's
ordinance and officials of the Washing
ton city, which has no planning commis
sion, are anxious to complete the prepa
ration and passage of its new law.
Laurgaard has written the' Seattle
officials -giving- as his opinion that Port
land's zoning ordinance was defeated
largely by a non-property owners' vote
- from the apartment house dwellers,
though primarily due to a misunder
standing of the law.
Pullets Beginning
; To Lay; Egg Prices
Are Down i0 Cents
Pullets are coming to the rescue of the
egg- eater, and are beginning to lay plen
tifully. .
Already a drop of approximately 10
tents a dozen has been niade .ln the
wholesale, price of eggs within 48 hours,
and the price tends -still lower. As re
tailers .are" buying only moderate lots,
they will be able to give the,consumer
the benefit of the sharply lower values.
All - Pacific -Northwest markets are
stocked with fresh eggs, and-wholesalers
are taking big losses on the supplies they
purchased. from the country. The fall of
prices was so rapid that practically
everyone who handled eggs suffered
financial loss..
Homestead Rights
Attacked on Issue
Of Man's Loyalty
.Tkklma, Wah., Tec. tThs question
of loyalty to the government in time of
war has been raised In a contest against
the homestead entry of Qaulterus, M. T.
Terns of Outlook, who is offering final'
proof on 46.35 acres worth,- it is esti
mated, about t?5.000.
John'' E- Hearron, who la naking the
contest, alleges that; Terus made. dis
loyal statements concerning the United
States during the war, that he demand
ed Exemption . trom military service be
cause he was still an alien and a citizen
of Holland ; that he cannot bs admitted
to citizenship and is not a suitable ier
son to become a citizen of the United
States. - -
Terus answers this with a general (Se
rial, saying; that he has complied n'th
all the requirements of the hon.estead
lar and r-wr msde improvements on the
land worth $10,000. He alleges his rat
uralizatipn is held up on a technicality.
Brownsville Mill
Property Js Sold;
Bowman Purchaser
Indians Hire Two
Attorneys to Seek
Klamath Extension
Klamath Falls, Or.. Dec 2-That the
IndWns of the Klamath reservation. In
their attempt by litigation to Increase
the boundaries of the reservation, will
employ the services of C M. O Neil and
John Irwin,' attorneys, has been appar
ently decided- by a meeting of the tribal
council at Chiloquin, ia which this much
discussed move was ratified by a heavy
majority.
' The Indian bureau had taken the posi-
tlon that it had the authority to name
attorneys fpr the Indians, the latter se
lecting the names of three individuals or
firms. Superinendent West said at the
hearing that he had no objection to the
firm which the Indians saw fit to employ
in this instance.
The Indians are Seeking to have their
area enlarged because . of an alleged
error in the original survey. .
Brownsville, Or., Dec, 2. The pur
chase is announced of the old Browns
ville woolen mills property, including
seven acre's of ground, the right to half
the water flumed from up the Calapooia
river and the old buildings formerly
used by the mills, which have been idle
for half a dozen years.
J. L. Bowman, long ago owner of the
mills, is the purchaser, and he' says he
proposes to renovate the buildings, add
to them and , revive the Industry which
once gave Brownsville the benefit of a
payroll.
Bowman is owner of stores named
after the "Brownsville Woolen Mills" in
Portland and smaller towns,- which were
established when the mills here were
in operation. :
Oregon
Portland's Popular
Place
MacGregor Ross, 70,
Who Is Man Without
Country, Released
New Tork. Dec 2. (L N. S.) Mac
Gregor Ross, aged 70, a man without a
country, was released from Ellis Island
today after the state department had
unsuccessfully tried for two years to
find a country to which to deport him.
Ross was arrested in an I. W. W. raid
in Seattle. His name indicated that he
was Scotch but as he could not prove
his birth in that country the British
authorities refused to accept him.
Electric Company
Is Denied Rate Rise,
Salem; Or., Dec. . 8. The application
of the Cottage Grove Electric company
for an Increase m rates is denied in an
order issued by the publie-eervice com
mission on the ground that the record
of the company is not sufficiently clear
to enable the commission ; to afford a
basis for an Intelligent .calculation of
the company's needs.
Broadway at Stark
Noon Lunches
Dinners
After-Theatre Suppers
Music and Dancing
during dinner and sup
per hours.
George Olsen's
Orchestra
Open Sundays
5-9 P.M. Only
(Celebrating New Year's Eve)
at Ye Oregon Grille has be
come a tradition and custom
among Portlanders. If you
would join in ,the festivities
this year, make your reserva
tions early and the same "ap
plies to Christmas Eve.)
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' Safe Place to j
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PHONOGRAPH i
Convenient .Payments Arranged "
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$5.40 WEEK-END
Plus S War Tax
Round Trip Farej
' ' .'-. TO ' . . '
.Clatsop Beach
.'".'' SEASIDE AND GEARHART
for the y .
Winter Season
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TICKETS ON -SALE
each Saturday and Sunday, also Fri
days. Dec. 24 and 31. Return limit
'. Monday following. .
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Clatsop Beach is reached by a short, interesting trip along the
lower Columbia river on trains leaving at 8-.t 5 A. M. and 6:20 P. M.
;. The seashore offers many attractions for rest and recreation
during the winter as at other;seaspns4; The neV first-class Seaside :
Hotel and other.hotels and restaurants are open through the winter.. '
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. Tickets and Parlor, Car. Seats at V
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE, 3RD AND WASHINGTON STS.
NORTH BANK STATION. TENTH AND HOYT STS.
FOR COLUMBIA
RECORDS
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GRAFONOLAS
Go to the EXCLUSIVE
Columbia Dealer
Why not Records or a Grafonola for
Christmas? the most appreciated
gift.
WILLIAMS' RECORD SHOP
353 ALDER STREET
CARL U. WILLIAMS, Mgr.
Old Phonographs
TAKEJT AS PART PAYMENTS
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COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLA
ALL STYLES A3TD FINISHES
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Record Exchange
Tradeln'the records. you are tired of
toward new
Columbia Records
VERN L. WENGER
The Talking; Machine Man
I42 2D.' ST. ' (UPSTAIRS)
Mt. Scott
should purchase their Grafon
olas and Columbia Records of
their resident dealers. ,
Columbia
Graf onolas
Columbia
Records
OLB ON IAIY TERMt
Phoenix Pharmacy
6616 Foster Road
Phone Tabor 465
f- OPEN EVENINGS
20
.Bwi
will place this Grafonola in your
home. Balance of terras arranged
in 12 equal payments.
We carry a
complete line of
Records
including
- Swedish
ScandinaTian
German ,
special Grafonola is the big
value ever nlaced nnnn the
martet;, j-mcn spring motor,
utolsfbp. No. 6 reproducer, and
all points embodied in -the larger
models. v
This
gest
E.H.BottemUler
. 751 THURMAN ST.
Near 23d. Phone- Broadway 780
Buy Your Graf onola at Gadsbys'
Select That Xmas Grafonola Today
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Which Graf onola
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Christmas
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Order Your Xmas Graf onola
At $1.00 Down
The Only Non Set
Automatic Stop
Nothing to move or set
or measure. Ask the near
est Columbia' dealer for a
deraoottrarion of the stop
that needs no setting.
$165
Any Graf onola here
will be delivered in
time for Christmas
Is the question of tht Christmas
gift still unsettled in; your home?
A Columbia Grafonola is un
doubtedly the answer. It means
more fun and musical merriment in
every season all through the year,
and for many years to come, than
anything else your money can buy.s
Right in your neighborhood
there's a Columbia dealer ready to
serve you. Call: and see for your
self the beautiful cabinets of his
Columbia Grafonolas. Turn the
button which regulates the tone
leaves and hear how complete and
accurate is the control they give you
- over tone volume. Enjoy the un
varying fidelity of the Grafonola' s
1 music Then your , question will
be solved.
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$120
with rack
$125
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TALKING
MACHINE
CO.
Satisfaction is our guaranteed service to every patron. Exten
sive Columbia dealer, machines and records. .
350 Alder Street
Until Christmas we will offer Grafonolas at less than
half regular terms.
Grafonolas $ 32.50 to $ 50.00 $1.00 down
Grafonolas 75.00 to 125.00 5.00 down
Grafonolas 140.00 to 300.00 10.00 down
Balance in easy weekly or
monthly payments.
Every instrument .j new and
backed by Columbia Grapho
phone Co.'s millions ks well as
our guarantee.
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Your instrument Will be de
livered, at once or will hold and
deliver it ofi Christmas eve If
you prefer.
McCormick
Music Co.. Inc.
429-431 Washington
Street Near Twelfth
THE NEW IMPROVED
Columbia
Grafonola
:50
Per
Week
The utmost in phono
graphic ability witnin
your easy ownership it
you buy at Remick's.
-Grafonolas at from
$32.50 to the most
elaborate cabinets
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Instruments up to
$140 on $1.50 weekly
payments.
Give Music This Christmas
Let This Be the Gift-to the Family
Prices:
$ 32.50
$ SO.OO
$ 75.00
$ 1 20.00
$140.00
$150.00
$165.00
$225.00
$275:00
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We are equipped to personally.versec that delivery of any
model in any finish at any time of any -Grafonola andr
Records you select. Terms to suit yourself, f.
SHARFF & DUBIVER
172 THIRD STREET
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Columbia Grafonola, Style E-2, mahogany, walnut,
golden oak, fumed oak. Equipped with the won
xierful, new -non-set automatic stop and, many im
provements. '
Outfit at $126.15 in- r. Hfti ir
dude 12 .election, of Outfit . $ I fl)
your own choice, record Complete
cleaner, needle, etc
Bush & Lane Bldg.
Broadway at Alder
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