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10 THE OREGON, DAILY JOURNAL. . PORTLAND. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1920. SHOO! CIS ABSENT SENATORS Rejects Offer to Summon Them to Hear Him Talk Washington, Dec. 21. (WASH INGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR NAL.) Surveying the empty seats which he was addressing In the sen ate during debate on the packer bill, Senator Smobt of Utah gave his col leagues a lecture on the subject of non-attendance. "I hope something may come to chance this practice." he said. "Sena tors conliot know what important mat ters are in these measures so long as they do not attend." 8enator Kenyon of Iowa, in charge of the bill, said he thought the discourag ing attendance might be due to the impression which has gone out that the present session of congress intends to do nothing but pass appropriation bills. "Many senators subscribe to that." he added, "but I do not, If It were under stood that we meant business and would act on really Important legislation that is pending senators might attend the sessions." Senator - Townsend of Michigan, an other of the few senatori who heard this discussion, asked Smoot If he desired a quorum call "to invite the other sena tors in to hear hlm. "It would do no good," replied Smoot. "It would only Inconvenience senators In their offices who might hear the bell, and those on the golf links wouldn't hear It" So the roll was not called and the absentees were not disturbed. Besides the three senators engaged in this col loquy, six others could be observed In their seats. Total present, nine. Total membership of the senate, 96. Half Dozen Arrested Centralia, Wash., Dec. 21. Charged with drunkenness and disorderly con duct, Jacob Hill. John Max, J. W. Jones, B. Cotter and L. Alien 'were arrested here. Herbert Stevenson was arrested on a charge of exceeding the speed limit IRRIGATION APPEAL TO GO TO HARDING Washington, - Dec. 21. -WASHINGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR NAL). Senator McNary hag been asked :by Governor Davis of Idaho, in behalf , of western governors, to present Irrigation needs , to President-elect Harding, prior to March 4, with a view to inducing Harding to support comprehensive reclama tion, plans. It is hoped that some pronouncement may come on this line, either, in the Inaugural address or In a, message to the special ses sion of congress, which is expected soon to follow. " McNary stated he has not decided whether to go to Marion or present the matter by letter. This will depend partly '. upon the state of business ' in Washington , and : partly upon desires which may be expressed by Harding as to how it should be presented. Officer Will Arrive At Astoria Soon to Begin Work on Base Washington. Dec 21. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.) Soon after the first of the year a naval construction officer will proceed to Ore gon to start the preliminary work on the submarine and destroyer base at Tongue Point, on the Columbia river. It is expected that the property will soon- be formally in possession of the government by delivery of deeds, and until this is done the navy department of course cannot do anything with the property. ', No appropriation for this base is car ried in the estimates for the coming year, but $250,000 is left over from the current year, and it is believed that this is all that can profitably be spent by June 30, 1922, by which time an other naval bill will be passed. Repre sentative Mc Arthur feels that the lack of an oppropriatlon this year is no dis-( advantage. , "The money will be forthcoming when it is needed," he said. "The $250,000 already provided is enough to care for the work in the first year of expendi ture, and I would not feel Justified in asking more at this time. -1 am as sured that the work will go forward promptly after the. deeding of the prop erty to the government." & & H. Green Stamps for cash. HoU man Fuel Co., Main 853, 660-21. Adv. 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It gives better engine performance more than that it lengthens the useful life of your car. Drive in today at the sign of the shield "Modern Crank case Cleaning Service.' MODERN CRANKCASE GLEANING STATIONS ALBERTA DISTRICT Harvey & Son Garage 716 Alberta, Ave. ALBINA DISTRICT Auto Repair Co. 485 Union Ave. N. Broadway Auto Inn E. 3d and Broadway -Freidli & Dressier . 485-7 Union Ave, N.-Miller-Wood Co. 875 Union Ave. N. Monarch Auto Co. 343 Vancouver 'Ave. Piedmont Garage 1130 Albina Ave. . - Rushlight & Penney 361 E. Broadway Williams Avenue Garage 480 Williams Ave, ANKENY DISTRICT Commercial Motor Car Co. E. iith and Burnside East Burnside Garage E. 10th and Burnside Fred Day Motor Co. E. 7th arid Ankeny Serve U Garage 61 Union Ave. N. Talbot & Casey 1 Grand Ave. j HAWTHORNE DISTRICT East Side Vulcanizing Works East 7th and Hawthorne Eleventh Street Garage 333 E. 11th St Every-Ready Service Station E. 12th and Hawthorne Ave. Francis Motor Co. Grand and Hawthorne Aves. Gatzka Auto Supply Co. 99S Hawthorne Ave. Ladd Addition Garage E, 13 th and Hawthorne Ave. Lesley's Garage . . . v. ; . E. 37th and Hawthorne Ave. Murrymead Garage i -717 Hawthorne Ave. Square Deal Garage ,1111 Hawthorne Ave. ' IRVINGTON DISTRICT Broadway Garage E. 24th and Broadway Irvington Garage 572 E. Broadway P. & O. Garage 380 Union Ave. N. Union Avenue Garage ! Union Ave. and Weidler MILWAUKIE AVE. : SELLWOOD DISTRICT Brooklyn Garage i 1668 Milwaukie Ave. Hall Engineering Co. Milwaukie and Bybee Pioneer Garage 1601 E. 1 7th St. J Sell wood Garage f 1614 E. 17th St. MONTAVILLA DISTRICT MontavlHa .Service Station " - . E. 82d and Stark. Searls Garage ; 1928 E. Glisan Thayer & Geidle i 2021 E. Glisan MT. SCOTT-LENTS DISTRICT Archer Garage ' SS 11 Foster Road Burk's Garage E. 72d and 55th Ave. Creston Garage 5037 Powell Valley Lents Garage 8919 Foster Road Wilson Auto Service 5919 82d St S. E. ROSE CITY PARK DISTRICT Motor Inn Garage . 850 E. Burnside Rose City Park Garage E. 5 2d and Sandy Roseway Garage Sandy Blvd. at Parkrose Sandy Road Garage E. 24th and Sandy Blvd. Viaduct Garage E. 28th and Sandy 57 Garage Co., Inc. East 57th and Sandy Blvd. SUNNYSIDE-MOUNT TABOR DISTRICT American Garage 444 Belmont St. Kinney Bros. Auto Service 430 Belropnt St. Sunnyside Service Station E. 39th and Belmont Sts. WEST SIDE CENTRAL Arlington Garage 10th and Salmon Sts. Armature Electric & Garage Co. 17th and Alder Sts. , Barde & Cox 65 N. 23d St. Chapman Repair Co. 188 Chapman St City Auto Laundry & Garage 449 Burnside St Commercial Motor Repairing 264 Davis St Conant & Buchel 10th and Everett Sts. Globe Garage 50 N. 20th St Hansen Auto Motive Service 87 10th St. ' R. S. Hughson Co. 8th and Davis Sts. King Street Garage 186 Kins St. Lester-Heym Co. 249 Sixth St Main Street Garage , Second and Main, Sts. M. & F. Garage 2 1st and Washington Sts. G. J. Mallon 386 Flanders St. North Bank Garage , . 11th and Flanders Sts. Oregon Auto Repair Co. 16th and Glisan Sts. Portland Garage Fifth and Taylor Sts. Robinson Smith Co. 6th, and Madison Sts. Speedwell Garage 14th and Couch Sts. Sunset Auto Repair 433 Alder St L, E. Taylor" Auto Co. 12th and Flanders Sts. Washington Park Auto Co. 23d and Washington Sts. White Garage 386 Couch St Cook & Gill tlth and Burnside Alemite Lubricator Co. of the Northwest 10th and Oak Sts. ST. JOHNS DISTRICT Columbia Mach. Wks. & Garage 107 Fessenden St, St Johns St Johns Garage 216 N- Jersey St WEST SIDE SOUTH OF MADISON 'Auditorium Garage 366 Second St. Auto Transit Garage Fifth and Clay Sts. City Hall Garage Fourth and Jefferson Sts. Canning & Anderson 781 First St Fourth Street Garage 554 Fourth St Fulton Garage ' Fulton Jefferson Street Garage 575 Jefferson St Journal Garage Stout and Jefferson Sts. P. Kinney j 1050 Corfcett St j Unusual Garage Service First and Mill Sts. 1 WOODLAWN DISTRICT Ainsworth Avenue Garage 1268 Union Ave. N. WEST SIDE NORTH OF GLISAN ST. DISTRICT Arrow Garage 350 N. 23d St. Climax Garacre 28th and Thurman Sts. Geredvin Garage j 688 Kearney St Terminal Garage Fifth and Hoy t Sts. Union Depot Garage Broadway and Hoyt Sts. WOODSTOCK-RICHMOND DISTRICT Franklin Garage 4 3 83 Division St Glenn Shockley ' E. 28th and Division Sts. Jimmie's Tire Shop t 523 Division St Liberty Auto Repair Co. E. 43d and Division Sts. Seven -Corners Service Station E. 2 1st and Division Sts. Popharn & Meyers . i Birkenfield. Oregon Roy Yonge i Multnomah. Oregon You people that are tired of pay ing high prices read this ad. Portland Wholesaler and Broker of Men's Wearing Apparel Up . against it. Not another day to wait. We have to sell. Read this ad. Fails to. sell great stock on the Pacific Coast, after calling in the buyers of San Francisco and other cities on the coast -even of fering to sell merchandise to the auctioneers of San Francisco- is turned down everywhere. OWNERS ARE SICK AND TIRED ABSOLUTELY UP AGAINST IT. After hunting all over for a place to sell we have at last secured the entire Commercial Block on WASHINGTON STREET the corner of Second and Washington entrance right on the corner and at this place this great stock will be handed out to the peo ple even if it only brings a few cents on the dollar. Thousands of dollars' worth of good staple merchandise must be sold or we lose everything. Not many prices just an idea. It's either sink or swim. 1 , MEN A dandy Work Sock on sale, pair. . 10c Another heavy Work Sock, pair . . .18c Another U. S. Army Wool Sock at 39c Big lot of Men's Underwear, Shirts and Drawers heavy cotton, wool process, mixed wool and wool all priced at one price, your choice at 98c -garment. Great lot of Men's Union Suits, heavy winter weight, worth more than twice the price asked. Going for $1.19 a suit. WORKING MEN NOTICE! U. S. Coveralls, the Lee Unionalls , going at this sale for. ......... $2.69 , ii . " .- . f Men's good Suspenders for...... 45c Men's Dress Shirts up to $3.00 you , can buy them for. . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19 Men's Mixed Wool Socks for. . . . .25c NOTICE We have about 800 genuine Army Blankets, great big O. D. Gov ernment Blankets, on sale while they last for $3.95 Men's Hats, Caps and a thousand other wonderful bargains. Men's and Young Men's Suits- Think of it, good suits worth $18.00 to $25.00 going fori. . .. . ............ .$11.85 Another big lot of Suits formerly priced at $30.00 going at this sale $15.85 We have to sell Suits that were priced at $32.50 for. . . ........ ... $18.85 Suits priced at $35.00 and $45.00 will be offered to you for . . . . . . . .$21.85 Men's and Women's Raincoats, values to $18.00, while they last for. . . . $4.85 Overcoats at exactly the same prices as the Suits: Overcoats to $25.00, on sale. . $11.85 Overcoats to $30.00, on sale. . .$15.85 Overcoats $32.50, on sale. . .$18.85 Including $35.00, on sale . . . . . $21 .85 1 Men's and Boys' Macldnaws, worth $10.00 to $16.50, all go for. . . .$4.85 Boys' Suits, short pants, sizes to 18, worth to $14.50, your choice on sale at ..... . . ......$4.85 - Boys' Woolen JVIills overcoats, sizes to 18, your choice ...... . . . . . . $4.85 W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, worth twice as much. . ... ... ....... .$3.85 For men, Florsheim and many other fine makes of shoes, going for. .$4.85 - . ' . . For men The Famous Foot Schultz Shoes offered to you for. .... .$6.85 Another big lot of the very best of Shoes for men, worth around $10.00 and $12.00, offered for $5.85 Work Shoes for men, as low as $3.29 The U. S. Marching Shoes, worth $7.00 and $8.00 for. ............. . .$4.45 LADIES' SHOES Big assortment of Ladies' Shoes; won derful bargain; sale price. . . . . .$2.85 ' A wonderful offering of Boys' Shoes, Boys' Hats, Boys' Suits, Boys' Over coats. Children's Play Suits at 69c worth three times the price.' Hundreds of Ladies' and Children's $2.00 Umbrellas going for. . . . . . .75c You People, If Tired of Paying HighnPrices Come to This Sato Only . a short time left. It's now or never. " We tried to get a place uptown this location is the best we could get. Perhaps never again will the people of Portland be offered opportunity like this. It's all or nothing we have to sell. SALE SMARTS ' TOMORROW Be here early and be here every day. It's the best location we could find. WE ARE SICK AND TIRED OF THE WHOLE THING. It's your opportunity. Remember the place The Commercial Block 0.fl,eC.raer,fS.o.nd and Washington Entrance Right at the Corner Agreements have been made with the general manager and the cashier to use every, effort in their power in turning this tremendous stock into cash at once. It U too late for the owners to try and get their money out of this great stock. It does not make a bit of difference if the loss is $10,000 or $20,000. It's e i t h e r sink or swim. Every dollar must go to the bank on or before January 1,1921. SALE STARTS TOMORROW
