WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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MAN WHO WILL
. DIRECT ROUND-UP
IN 1921 ELECTED
Pendleton, Or.,' Jan. 2$. Henry
W. Collins. 'waa reelected president of
the Northwestern Frontier Exhibl-
tion association, - which stages the
Round-Up annually at' Pendleton;
'George C. 'Baer was reelecte'd vice
president; R. E. Chloupek, treasurer,
and Charles Hn Marsh, secretary, at
the annual meeting Tuesday night
' the Round-Up directors, previ
ously reelected by the stockholders
in the association.
Other , directors, ire : JT. H. Estes, In
charge of parades ; . I C. Frailer,
grounds; r S.. Tatom. accommodations;
Chauncer Bishop. Indians ; S. R. Thomp
son, livestocks and J. W. Karl, non-competitive
events. ,
Dates of the 1921 Itound-Up set at the
last meeting of stockholders and ap-
, proved by the directors are: September
22, 23 and 24. The president was author?
Ited to enter into a re-lease of the
. Round-Up grounds of the city for an
: other five years, at a nominal sum. the
grounds having been originally deeded to
the city for nothing by the . association.
.Most notable of the decisions of the
association directors is the change in
price, for the first time, in grandstand
seat -prices, the . admission for reserved
' seata being raised from $1.50 to S2.
President Collins will continue in ca
pacity as competitive events director;
Vice President George C Baer as busi
ness manager. R. E. Chloupek as treas
ess manager, and Charles H. Marsh as
'"publicity manager and office head.
Collins was elected president for the
first time on the death of Til Taylor laat
Deputy Prosecutor
Named ,f or Jackson
County Attorney
Med ford. Jan. 26. Owing to the un
precedented amount of legal work in
the county prosecutor's office, the ap
pointment of: George A. Codding '.. as
deputy county prosqutor has been sanc
tioned by the Jackson county court,
which will leave District Attorney
' Rawfes Moore free to devote all his time
to the prosecution of the many cases aris
ing out of the Jacksonville bank failure.
The county court has just authorised
the sale of $250,000 worth of Jackson
'. county road bonds on March 3 at not
less than par for various big road im
provements. The remainder of the
" $500,000 bond issue voted at the last elec
tion will be offered at a later date.
$1600, but the teller discovered some
thing wrong with the .check. When
Lawrence returned for It, after It was
supposed to be certified, he was arrest
ed. Police say the first check was
signed with the name C J. Cooper and
the second c&eck with the name W. W.
Metzger. Lawrence has been positively
identified by bank employes as the man
who presented the check.
Fond .Nearly Subscribed
Spokane, Wash Jan. 24. -At the close
of business Sunday night the Spokane
district had subscribed in ' money and
pledges $61,468, or 1st per cent of tlx
quota assigned to : the eight Easterr
Washington counties , in the Euro pea
children's, relief cam poVrn.
DREDGER ADRIFT:
IN ROUGH SEA
Marehfield. Jan. 2C. While being
towed by a gasoline boat from the
Siuslaw river tp the Umpqua river
a dredger has broken loose and la
ldrift at sea.
The dredge was one which war being
rought from the Siuslaw river to the
Umpqua river. It was in tow of the
gasoline boat Tiger and broke loose. The
Tiger put into the Umpqua river and
Tuesday attempted to go out after the
dredge, but the sea was too rough. An
attempt is being made to have the gov
ernment tender in Coos Bay go to the
rescue. Adelsperger & Conrad of this
city are chief owners of the dredge. It
is worth $10,000.
There was no one aboard as at first
supposed. The steamer Yosemite sent a
wireless Tuesday, stating that she
sighted the dredge and that it . still
seemed to be intact.
IN GUEST TURNS
Roslyn-Beaver Hill furnace coal. $12.25
euro, juueiscn
t's. Broadway 70. Adv.
TABLES ON BANDIT
Seattle. Jan. 26. (U. P.) Al
though perhaps fatally wounded, a
bandit who was shot in attempting
to hold up the Motor Inn, near Au
burn, at 1 a. m. today, refused to
give his name to deputy sheriffs and
police in the city hospital. . Two
companions of the gunman escaped.
One Is believed to be wounded. i
A. Marco, who lives at the Carlton
hotel, Tacoma, shot the bandit. "
The three alleged- bandits drove up in
front of the Inn, two got out and the
other remained In the car. : As they en
tered the- door the two men drew their
guns and ordered four people sitting at
a table In .'. the inn to throw up their
hands. Marco, a guest, drew a revolver
and .fired twice,, dropping one of the
would-be . holdups to the floor. The
other ran outside and escaped in the
automobile with the other man. Marco
followed them, firing several shots and
riddling the auto with bullets. One shot
pierced the gas tank and the bandits
were forced to abandon the car about a
half mile from the inn.
The wounded man was taken the
Kent hospital and the woods and roads
are being scoured by deputy sheriffs.
Engineers Get Less
Than Police, Firemen
Spokane, Wash., Jan. 26. Policemen
and- firemen are paid more than civil
engineers in the- employ of the. city en
gineer's office In the new salary ordi
nance, under which current city payrolls
are being made out. . Instrument men
and draftsmen get $130 to $160 a month.
Third-year : members of the police and
fire departments, Including ; chauffeurs,
get $150 a month.
New Mill Installed
In Bandon District
Marshfleld, Or., Jan. 26. R. -B. Young
has Installed and will operate a new mill
in the Upper Two-Mile section south of
Bandon for the manufacture of both
lumber and shingles. The mill Is "located
In a belt of red cedar, affording a supply
of logs for years to come. ' ' . ,
Man Is Blown 300
Feet by Explosion
Bellingham. Wash.. Jan. 26. Archie
Gorrie, a farmer, was instantly killed
near here Tuesday, Every bone of his
body was broken and. he was blown 300
feet by a powder explosion while blast
ing stumps. '. '- "
Alleged Bad Checks
Cause Man's Arrest
Lb M. Lawrence, real estate salesman.
last May Is alleged to have caBhed a
bad check for $900, which he had certi
fied at the United States National bank.
Monday he returned with a check for
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Every Express From
the East
brings fr,esh shipments of New Spring Mer
chandise, New Suits, Coats. Dresses, etc.,
now on display in the Garment Store, Sec
ond floor. Your inspection cordially invited.
MAIL ORDERS
GIVEN
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GIVEN
UPON REQUEST
The Standard Store of the Northwest
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Entire Bloc!? Morrison, Tenth, West Park and Alder Streets
PORTLAND
AGENTS FOR
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JOL1E AND
LA CAMILLE
CORSETS
DEPT. ON
SECOND FLOOR
OutingFlannelWear
At Half Price
AH Women's and Children's Outing Flan
nel Night Gowns and Pajamas in the Clear
ance Sale at lA price. AH Women's Outing
Flannel and Knit Skirts at reduced prices.
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EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED EXCEPT GROCERIES AND A FEW CONTRACT LINES
Women
's Dresses
$34.8
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Formerly Priced to $59.75
Second Floor
Take advantage of this splendid opportunity to choose
a beautiful Dress at a great saving. Charming styles for
street and afternoon wear. Popular strightline" effects,
also the more dressy models with tunic and drafee skirts.
Tricotine. Velour, Satin, Velvet, Georgette and Wool
Jersey materials. Shown in black and dark )f QQ
colors. Values to 59.75 specially priced at DOis70
Women's Crepe Waists
Special $9.98
Second Floor Women's Georgette Crepe Waists greatly
reduced for quick clearance. Excellent quality material
trimmed with fancy embroidery, gold thread, beading,
braids and laces. Long or s,hort sleeves. In flQ QQ
good colors. Value to JSIS.50. Special at fDVmVO
$13.75 Bath Robes for $8.98
Second Floor -Women's Bath Robes of good warm blanket material. Full cut
styles with long sleeves, square collars, large pockets, cord girdles. d0 QQ
Large selection of patterns in light and dark colors. Values to 13.75 DOfO
Odd Pairs of Lace Curtains
At Half Price
Third Floor Only one pair of a pattern. Madras and Lace
Curtains of dependable" quality, from our own regular stock.
In order to close out at once, we offer them now at PRICE
Shop early and get first choice of these remarkable values.
$4.50 Curtains f or $2.25
$12.50 Curtains $6.25
$2.50
Regular $5.00
Curtains, a pair for
Regular 6.00 flQ flfl
Curtains, a pair for JOUU
Regular ( 6.50 fl0 OC
Curtains, a pair for DtJiO
ALL ART CRETONNES ON -SALE
Regular
uurtams, a pai
Regular 9.00 J4 rA
lir fortO'
tir forDO I O
curtains, a
Regular
Curtains, a
pair for"
u.ooee nn
pair for
AT JUST HALF PRICE.
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Furniture Reduced I3
j, j Clearance of Odd Lines
Fourth Floor Tea Wagons. Serving Tables, Gateleg Tables, Smoking Stands and
Spinet Desks included in this notable sale. Here is a good opportunity to buy
high-grade pieces for the home at a 33 1-3 per cent saving. All Furniture reduced.
All Window Shades
I Half Price
Our entire - stock" of made-up Win
dow Shades in the Clearance Sale at
just half price. Various widths, lengths.
Special Lot of Cedar
Chests, Third Off
Third Floor Many of our finest Cedar
Chests are included .in this offering.
They come with or without trays.
$28 Leather Bags for $19
3 Days' Sale
j $16 Bags at $10
Third Floor Light weight cowhide
Traveling Bags in i6 and 18 inch
sizes.' Lined with fancy cretonne.
Regular 16.00 Bags A flf
priced special at only tDXliUll
Third floor' Women's Traveling Bags of
high-grade cowhide leather in brown or
black. 16, 17? and 18 inch sizes. These
are. full leather lined and well made in
every particular. Bags from our regular
stock selling heretofore up to Of Q flfl
28.00. Clearance Sale at DXJMjU
Leather Bags
$15
Third Floor Crown or Black Cowhide
Bags in the 18-incn size. Suitable for
man or woman. Leather lined with rein
forced corners, good locks and catches.
Just such bags as you would - expect to
pay J20.00 to 22.50 for. In flft
3-Day Clearance sale at only OXtKUU
Women's Knit Underwear
Clearance Half Price
Bargain Circle, First Floor Women's winter weight Knit
Underwear Jd the celebrated Carter and Honor makes of
fered at 5 0 per cent off regular prices. Odd lines and
irregulars with slight imperfections. Part wool, silk
and wool and all cotton. All styles in Union Suits.
$3.75 Union Suits $1.88
$7.00 Grade $3.50
Regular 4.50 Union Suits Clearance Sale at $2.25
Regular 5.00 Union Suits Clearance Sale at $2.50
Regular 5.50 Union Suits Clearance Sale at $2,75
Regular 6.00 Union Suits Clearance Sale at $3.00
-Regular 6.2 5 Union Suits Clearance Sale at $3.13
-Regular 6.50 Union Suits Clearance-'Sale at $3.25
All Underwear Reduced
HouseDresses
$1.48
Center Circle, Firt floor Women's
House Dresses and Aprons of good
quality percale, gingham and chanabray.
Several smart styles, in this group.
Short sleeves, collarless. In (PI
light and dark colors. Special D-LTtO
Wool Sweaters
$7.98
Second Floor Women's and misses'
Wool Sweaters in tuxedo style with
belts and pocket. Plain or fancy
weaves and all weights. Large selection
of desirable colors. Values I7 QQ
up to 15, Clearance at5lUO
ClearanceSaleof
Domestics
There's scarcely a home need
but what can be supplied during
the Clearance Sale at a substantial
saving. Now is the time to replen
ish your stock of things for home.
Note These Specials
72-inch satin-finish Table Damask
in assorted patterns. On fQ
special sale now at, yard D
1.25 Bath Towels of extra weight
and good, large size. Clear- FJQg'
ance Sale price reduced to OC
Huck Towels with fancy I- 4QK
borders, special, a dozen DxItJ
5 4-inch Bleached Sheet- QQf
ing. Special at, the yard OOL
Wool-mixed Comforter 7Q
Batts. One in box for D-L I O
36-inch Comfort Cover- 00
ings, special at, the yard J-iC
-Outing Flannels, white or fancy
patterns, now at 1-3 to 1-2 OFF
Boys' $18 to $25 Suits
Special $12.45
Min Floor Everv Suit In this lot Is from
our own regular stocks. Broken lines, to
be sure, but the values are exceptional.
Many have two pairs of pants. Latest Nor
folk models with belts. Pants are full cut
and full lined and have double taped seams.
Novelty mixtures and plain blue serges.
Broken sizes, 8 to 18 years. C"l O IK
18.00 to 25.00 Suits now Df
j Clearance of ,
Junior Suits
i $4.65
Main Floor Junior Norfolk Suits for little
fellows 4 to 10 years of age. Some have
large Russian collars. Made up in fancy
mixtures. cheviotSand blue serge. Straight
knee! pants. Special for the fl4 K
Clearance sale at, the suit, only DVFcf
Boys' Blouses
89c
Main Floor Blouses from our'regular lines
selling heretofore at 1.50 and 1.75.
Made up in best of materials. In OQ
broken range of sizes. Clearance 0t
Boys' Knickersjat Half Price
Novelty Mixtures in Best Colors
Boys' 3.75 Fancy Knick
ers. Clearance special pric
Main Floor This sale embraces our
entire stock of Boys' Fancy Knickers.
Mothers 'should take quick advantage
of this rreat ottering ana Duy eariy.
Bovs' 3.50 Fancy Krticfc
ers, special now at, the pair
Boys' 3.75 Fancy Knick- - QQ
ers. Clearance special price tDLOO
Boys' 4.50Fancy Knick- (JJO Of
ers, special in Clearance sale 5i-iO
Boys' 5.00 Fancy Knick-30 J(
ers, special in Clearance sale tDtt.OU
$1.75
Boys' Sweaters Half Price
Oxfords
Clearance of W omen's
Two Great Lots $6.95, $9.95
Thursday and Friday the Shoe Section will hold a record-breaking sale of Women's
Oxfords at $6.95 and $9.95 the pair. All the season's most popular models are
represented. Military and low heels with welted soles good, practical styles women
are wearing for early spring. Several of America's best makes. No high heel
Oxfords or Pumps are included is this Special Friday and Saturday Shoe Sale.
Brown Oxfords
$6.95
Women's Oxfords of dark brown calf.
Imitation brogue effect ' with narrow,,
long vamp, combining style with ex
treme practicability. Low ? Qff
heeL Regularly 12.50 atDOtl
Women's
$12.50 Oxfords
$6.95
Main Floor Women's Oxfords of dart tan
calfskin. Long vamp, laced pattern, with
narrow toe and military heel and all-leather
soles. A splendid street shoe, comfortable
and perfect fitting. Regular QfT
12.50 values specially priced DJVJ
$10 Oxfords
$6.95
Women's Laced Oxfords of superb
quality dark tan calf. Pointed toe, low,
flat heels and good, sturdy soles. Smart
and serviceable for street dC QK
wear. Regular 10.00 grade DOJ
Women's
Tan Oxfords
$6.95
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Main Floor Women's Oxfords of dark
tan calf. Medium pointed toe, welted
soles and military heels. A sturdy shoe
that will give splendid service. Our
regular 11.00 grade. In Of QfT
the Clearance Sale at. pair OUactJ
$11 Oxfords
$6.95
Women's Oxfords of black gunraetal
calf leather. Medium toe, military heeL
'welted soles. A very easy-fitting Tow
shoe for utility wear. eg- Q QK
alar 1 l.oo. grade. Special tDUat)
$12150 to $14 Oxfords $9.95
Main Floor Black Buck Laced Oxfords
with short vamp, stitched tip, welted
soles and military heels. Reg- QQ Qff
ularv 14 grade. 2-Day Sale DVUO
Patent Oxfords in one of the season's
best styles with military heel and welt-,
ed sole. Regular 13.50 QQ QF
grade. Special t, the pair dVVO
Women's Laced Oxfords of black
waxed calf. Long vamps, military heel,
narrow toe. flexible welted sole. Very
dressy for street wear. Reg- QQ QC
ular 13.50 Oxfords, special nDUUO
Black Calf Laced Oxfords on genuine
brogue last with heavy walking soles'
and low heels. The regular QQ Qr :
13.50 grade special now at 0ai7J
Brown Vicl Kid Oxfords with pointed
toe. All-suede heel and counter lining
Vlilitary heels.
fitting . and
Black Vicl Kid Oxfords with pointed
toe, suede heel and counter lining. The
regular 12.50 grade. On QQ QpT
special Two-Day Sale at only tDUVO
s. Dressy, perfectQQ Qr
serviceable, at OUVO
$3.50
Costume Velvet
$1.98
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Main Floor Special Clearance offering
in the Silk Department. 24-inch Cos
tume Velvets in black, navy and brown
These' are of standard quality all from
our regular stock. Regular Q-f QQ
price 3.50 Clearance, yd. JJLVO
Ask for Stamps
OWK Coffee
35c Lb.
Fourth Floor No deliveries except
with other grocery purchases. OWK
Imperial Roast Coffee, 3 lbs. Qr
for $1.00 the pound ohlyOtJC
Royal Baking Powder, regu- OCA
lar 45c size, special how at only OUlx
60c Tree Tea-
50et
At this special
price Thursday only.
You cannot buy betr
ter Tea no matter
what price you pay.-
Onjy the very choic
est leaves j go into
Tree Tea. Packed in
dustproof cartons, as
illustrated. Regular
60c Tea on sale -for
one day at 50c lb.
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