FRIDAY, FEBRUARY A,' 1?21.
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THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
reward offered
In dynamite case
: Aberdeen Waab.. Feb. 4. With
the fifth suspect in jail the reward
for the arrest and conviction of the
man who attempted to dynamite the
American legion building here Wed
nesday; night was raised to $5600,
subscribed by prominent business
men, the Aberdeen Legion post and
Governor ii F. Hart for the state.
' ' Four of those under arrest have been
practically cleared of connection with
the attempted dynamiting, although two
Of them are held on suspicion of being
connected with the blowing up of a safe
at Conmopolis, Wednesday morning.
8. Tagaya. a Japanese, whfese name
was on the paper in which the dynamite
was wrapped, hax been examined, but
the police found he had been, at home
" ali day Wednesday and that evening.
Home dynamite had been stolen from
the section crews' supply house w.here
Tagaya works. Fan Saga tea, a Greek
marine fireman. Is one of those held and
is said to resemble the man who placed
the dynamite beneath the legion build
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' t The polled are also holding Harry F.
Lofdor of South Aberdeen, a Greek, ar
rested Thursday, who tallies with the
description given of the man eougnt..
. .! The man who placed the dynamite
was surprised while crouching beside
the hall by Henry G. Lancaster, a young
ex-service man. He escaped while Lan
caster was; extinguishing the burning
fuse. His ltnpression was that the man
Is a Japanese, or Hindu, dressed in a
; brown suit with a black overcoat.
! Activity of the Aberdeen Legion men
in the prosecution of the Centralia Arm
istice day murderers is considered the
underlying (cause of the attempt. The
local legion has been active in the sup
pression of Red propaganda.
: At one time membepft visited in a body,
unarmed, the Finn hall, where a speaker
was scheduled to lecture on Socialism;
at what was expected' to be a "Red"
meeting. No -trouble arose although it
waa reported afterwards that many I.
W. w. were there and some were se
' creted behind the stage ready to fire
i into the ex-service men, upon the first
' intimation of any interference. .
I : The policy of the legion men has cre-
i ateu bad biooa between we legion men
and the I.I W. W. . and the police are
working on the theory that one of the
iw. W., who have divided Into parties
- of about 10. and scattered throughout
the county, is responsible.
Governor Olcott Is
Asked to Name One
Deschutes Plan
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HOME BROCCOLI IS
NOW ON MARKET-
ber of a commission of three to investi
gate the Deschutes project situation in
connection with objections made by citi
zens of Bend. s .
The federal water power commission
has agreed to name one member of such
a commission and the reclamation serv
ice will choose the third.
On
Washington. Feb. 4. (WASHINGTON
BETREAU OF THE JOURNAL) Di
rector Davis of the reclamation service
has written Governor Olcott proposing
the selection by the governor of a mem-
Railroads Jo Join
In Conference Over
Rapids Power Site
Pendleton. Or., Feb. 4. All railroads
of the Northwest will be represented by
officials at the big mass meeting to be
held here on Saturday for the. purpose
of completing the organization of the
Umatilla Rapids Power Site association,
temporarily organised more ' than a
week ago. at Umatilla. Discussion of
plans for the development of - power at
the Umatilla rapids on the Columbia
will be participated in by representatives
of the reclamation service, the United
States' engineer corps and business lead
ers from Oregon and Washington.
Joint delegations from the legislatures,
delegations from all important cities in
the Northwest and government officials
are expected . to attend. Sessions will
start at 10 o'clock, in the Elks lodge
rooms and will adjourn for a commer
cial association luncheon at noon, re
turning to consider future plans in the
afternoon. At night,' following- the con
vention,: all will ; attend the American
Legion boxing card.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson Dies
Milton. Or., Feb.; 4 The funeral of
Mrs. - Arthur Johnson .was held Tues
day. Mrs. Johnson was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. -Ad Pinkerton of Bai-
lou station, near , Ferndale. She was
2S years of aee and was born at
Athena, Or. She is survived by her!
hueband, a son and two daughters.
Guardsman to Take
West Point Exam
While there are no senatorial appoint
ments to be made from i Oregon for en
trance to West Toint, there will be one
member of the Oregon National j Guard
to take the examination held March 1,
according to word received from the
war departmnt by the I Portland; army
recruiting office. Sergeant Carl W. Hol
comb of 1666 Norh Fourth street. Salem,
has been "appointed as One of the two
guardsmen eligible from the ; entire
United States. Examinations will be
held for. 35 vacancies through senatorial
appointment and two toy the president.
Those passing will be admitted 1 to the
military academy July 11.
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PIANOS! i
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Quarters of the American Legion in
Aberdeen, which man now sought
attempted to blow up, and Henry
t;. Lancaster, ex-service man, who
prevented explosion.
New and Second-Hand
Pianos at inviting prices
and on convenient terms.
SEVENTH FLOOB
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For Real Economy in Food Stuffs, See a 20th Century Store
Best in the Northwest Unsurpassed Buying Ability Unequaled Output
Stores Most Conveniently Located for You Courteous Treatment Accorded
i Everyone
Saturday Special Prices Prevailing in All Our Stores Are:
CRISGO
RICE
Quality of .this shortening: unexcelled,
1-pound size 20c
i 5-pound size 30c
3-pound size 60c i .
6-pound size $1.15
9-pound size . L .".$1.69 '
Very fanciest of Southern Head Rice, Long- Grain. Our special ;
rrice, 11c; 5 pounds. .v53c
Brown Rice This is a natural rice, much recommended by physi
cians as a health food. Special, 3 lbs. for ' 25c
CANNED MILK
' - Mt. Vernon MilkBaby size, very special, can Sc
Holly Rice and Milk -Three large cans .-25c
CANNED
GOODS
OTHER
NEW
PRICES
DEL MONTE
BAKED BEANS
FLOUR
Delicious small white California Beans, 1-pound tins, special
2 lbs. ....... 25c
Buffet Tins Regular ,4 oc size, 2 for. ,15c
Crown, $2.56; barret .............
Olympic, $2.56; barrel
White Mountain, $2.56; barrel ... . .
Vim, $2.56; barrel
Fletcher's Hard Wheat, $2.35; barrel
.,......$10,15
$10.15
..$10.15
....$10.15
9.25
Prices noted here are indicative of how we sell the entire
line, including- very finest packs:
Extra Standard Corn or Peas 2 cans 25c: dozen ...... .$1 45
Tomatoes with puree Large cans, 10c; dozen cans. ... ,$115
Robles Canned Peaces or Apricots Large cans, tS
syrup, can, 20c; dozen . . . . . : .$2 25
Jiffy Jell All flavors ...
Juicy Prunes 5 0-60: size, 3 lbs. !!!!!!
Full pint bottles Honey. .. ..
Full pint bottles large rreen Olives. .'.........."
Proctor & Gamble's White Soap, 6 bars !H
Large can, 2 size. Mission or Panama-Pacific Pineapple.
can . ' .
20th Century Coffee Our best, ; roVsied" fresh" every dVy.
opcci-i, oc pound; 3 pounds......... .$1.00
10c
25c
39c
35c
25c
30c
BROOMS MADE IaLeJ?rojmr-A splendid heavy broom. Saturday at. . . .$1 29
IN PORTLAND ihmxkeVtlt lirtvx
Pin A vv4 1 a . "
$1.19
69c
SYRUPS
WeddinC RrVfcf
Pure Cane and-JUaple, Vs! 95c i.sVI
$1.10; sT.. ;""! J waple y 65c ; 4
2 49e
fk a-t-
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$1.99
2 til : Cesitary Grocery
First and Alder Streets, in the AWer MarkaW.' . ' AXOwi.LZ n7 1
731 H W..hin,ton, near, 23d ' Mfi'JZ
675 Williame av.., comer Far,o... I .. .1047 WmUrnT.-L,
Home grown broccoli ojr winter cauli
flower is now being offered from the
Roseburg section in a limited way. With
in a short time it will become plentiful
and then there will no longer be any ex
cuse whatever for the retailer to attempt
to force : the consumer to purchase the
Inferior quality California stock.
Walla Walla spinach is in 'rather good
upply in addition to home grown stock.
The latter is being offered only on the
Public market because there is not yet
sufficient of it to sell in the wholesale
trade. I t
Home grown hothouse icueumbers are
fast taking the place of the inferior stock
from California. " I
" Brussells sprouts from the South are
again being offered, but are high priced
around 30 cents a pound' at retail.
Markets are now well! supplied with
ripe bananas, but prices j remain high.
- The following prices ruled tenrrilly in ret il
hops for good qiuiity. Some value are frac
tionally higher, interior" atuff fractionally lower.
Buttr Kresh creamery, 4750c.
Kggs Kreh laid, extra, ii($f7c per docen;
extra pallets, 45c. ' j "
Poultry Chickens, dreaaed,! 43c lb.
Ffeh Salmon, 3050c lb.; halibut. 35c lb.;
Columbia rier smelt, 15c lb. I
Flour Best local patent, i 2,75 3.00 per
eark. 49 lba. 1
Potatoes Bar bank. 2 c lb.
Oniotu 2c lb. . ' ; '
W. Mullarky Buried
By Knights Templar
Bend. Or., Feb. 4. Services were held
here Thursday under the direction of
Pilgrim commandery. Knights Templar,
for W. T. Mullarky, Deschutes county's
first assessor, who doed Tuesday as the
lesult of overwork. The funeral was the
first ever conducted here ,by the com
mandery. Interment occurred Friday at
Redmond, the ceremony being in charge
of Redmond lodge. A'. Fj and A. M.
Last Rites for
Sea Captain to Be
Held in Morning
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Funeral services for Captain John
Tobtn. an old-time sailing ship captain
of Portland, will be held tomorrow rnorn
Ing at .9, o'clock at the. Church of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Williams
avenue and Stanton street. Interment
will be made at Mount Calvary ceme
tery under ithe ausplcea of the Knlghta
of Columbus. ;:"'""' ;
Captain Tobin died Wednesday night
at the home of hia friend, Patrick. Bird
of 304 Morris - street, with whom he
had been living for several years. Born,
in Ireland in 1$41, he came to New,
York with his parents at an early age
oni ntMrl unon his career at sea.
His first trip to Portland was made in
1880, hen he came ud the river on the
Marion, i an old J time sailing hlp, as
mate.',J . '.,..l'. -; '."'" '
He was a member of the Knights of
Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians. !
Four Will Attend Air
Patrol Conference
T -ttond the i last week of the forest
air patrol conference being held at
Mather : Field. Cal . W. B. Osborne Jr..
K. P. Cecil, F. C, Cleater and Carl Neal
of the forest service will leave Port
land today. The conference has been
In session for several weeks. Forest
Rangers L. K. ! Chartrand of t.ugene;
Fred M. Gruver of the Siskiyou forest,
-u-itK-n r.r ti Dpsrhutes and Jtalph
Holders of Prinevine on the Ochoco have
been representing Orgon in an air pvro
course, fitting them to become Ualson
officers during the forest fire season.
To Suspend Dividends
Spokane. Wash., Feb. 4. The Cale
donia mine of the Coeur d'Alenes, which
has been paying profits to many mine
stockholders for years, will suspend pay
ment of dividends indefinitely, according
to an announcement issued by Stanley
A. Eaeton, president, and received today
by W. A. Nichols, broker. - The company
has a surplus of (344,794. and will cou
tinre development work is search of new
ore bodies..
Swedish Delicatessen and Grocery
Northwest Corner of First and Yamhill ;
On the North Side of Street 225 Yamhill
Most everybody reads this ad. 'Why? Because they have been convinced that we
do give QUALITY; PRICE and SERVICE. Hundreds have old us they cannot afford
to trade elsewhere. Why not come and bring your list?
PRICED FOR SATURDAY; AND MONDAY .
We Beserre the Right as to the Amount to a Customer, and quotations .Are Good as "Long as Stock Lasts
No C. O. D. or Telephone Orders No City Deliveries less than $1'S.00. No Mail Or
ders less than $15.00. Ship us your Eggs. Prompt Returns- Highest Prices. - ,
SUGAR 5 lbs. 38 10 lbs .75
Sack . $7.50
SNOWDRIFT 2 lbs. 42? 4 lbs. . .74
8 lbs. . $1.46
WESSON Oil Qts. 46 Vz Gal. 90
Gallons .............. ... ........ .$1.66
MAZOLA OIL Qts. 46Sa Gal. 90
Gallons . , ........ $1.69
BEAR FLOUR 49V $2.48 Bbl. $9.89
JAP RICE 3 lbs. 156 lbs 29
10 lbs. .....48
FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE 1 lb. . .41T
j 2 V2 lb. $1.025 lbs. i . . . . j . . $2.00
GHIRARDELli'S CHOCOLATE, lb. 29
j 3 lbs. 84 5 Ihs. .... . . .$1.39
BROOMS 58 784 I 88 98
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE 1 lb..... 43d
. 3 lbs. $1.245 lbs. ....... . . . $2.05
CREAMERY BUTTER 1 lb.. .. . . . .39
I Roll 78
BETTER BULK COFFEE Certified Brand Green Gage Royal Club Maine Corn
AT BIG SAVINGS Plums, No. 2l2 tin, 3 89 No. 2 tins, 5 for. . .-. . i98
We convinced many the p-.t week 6 for $1.75 R. C. Solid Pk'd Tomatoes -I
that you can buy Good Coffee not Advance Brand No. 2y2 tins, N- 24 tins, 7 for..$1.08
in tin. Why pay more for coffee Apricots, 3 for.. ...... 98 Minnesota Sweet Corn, No. 2
in vacuum packed tins. Yon can f .$1.89 tins, 3 for 45 6 for 87
buy these at less. Every pound u lur j...pL.ocr y
guaranteed, or money refunded. Del Monte Apricots, No. 1 4 VZSe. . .Zh3.4Z
v a Sugar Peas No. 2 tins,
Blend A 3& 2 tms' 4 for V -: 9 - 2 for 25-6 for. . . . .73d
Elend B 33 r-nPAI! 12 $1.35 Case $2.65
Blend C .28 . CEREALS Tomatoes, No. 2 tint,
Blend D 23 No. 10 sack Buckwheat 7l 12 for $1.00
: No. 10 sack P. C. Flour 63 Creole Dinner, 2 for 25V
Instant Postum .39 No- 10 sack Farina . . . -63 No. 1 tall Salmon, 8. .$1.00
Hershey's Cocoa, 2s . . .19 No- 10 salk Rye Flour. .57 Lassies a good Syrup
Lipton's Cocoa, y2s . . . .19 No. 10 sack Rolled Oats 46 5 tins for .$1.00
: 1 No. 10 sk. Whole Wheat 44
DEL MONTE FRUITS g SJ f.ine Graham 44 SYRUps AND MOLASSES
AND VEGETABLES JJ garse Grhm 44 Q
No. 2y2 Melba Peaches. White and Yellow. .. .33i No. 5 C. R. Cane land
3 for -97d6 for $1.89 Maple ............ $1.07
vrVr'-p'T3,75 DRIED FRUITS No. 5 C. R. Butter
No. 2 Cling Peaches, ; Scotch . . $1.07
3 for 97 6 for $1.89 2 bs. Black Figs. . , . . . .25 No. 5 C. R. Bonnie
Dozen $3.75 2 bs. V hite Figs . . . 25 TfeacIe ......... . $1.07
No. 2y2 Sliced Peaches, JP lbs; White Figs. . .$L00 No. 2y2 C. R. Bonnie
3 for 97 6 for $1.89 gvp, Apricots, Ibj .... .-30 r Treacle 60d
Dozen $3.75 Evp. Peaches lb. .... . .25 No 2 y2 Qe R. Butter
No. 2y2 Royal Anne Cherries, rvP-JP1ears' lb - Scotch 60
3 for 97 6 for $1.89 Dned Prunes, 2 lbs. . . . .35 N6 2y2 C. R. Cane and '
Dozen $3.75 : : Maple ..;60
No. 2y2 Bartlett Pears, SOAPS, ETC. No. 2y2 Melomar ..... .30
3 for$1.14 6 for $2.25 21 White Wonder ...$1.00 No. 10 Light Karo. ... ..8l
Dozen, $4.45 18 V. H. Bleaching J . .$1.00 No. 10 Dark Karo 71
- 18 Easy Day $1.00 No. 5 Liberty. Bell Cane ,
No. 1 Picnic Asparagus 10 Fels Naptha ... L . ...85 and Maple ......... .73,
Tips, 3 for .89 3 cakes Fairy Soap. . . .25 No. 2J4 Liberty Bell Cane
5 cakes Goblin Soap... 25 and Maple 52
D. M. Pork and Beans, 8 oz. 2 tins Skat . ... . L . I . . .. -25 1 ' . '. ' . '
tins, 6 for 45 ; 12 for 85 3 cans Old Dutch .... .25$ Guittard's Pure Ground
No. l tins, 6 for . . . .70 1 Pk&- Citrus . ... L . . . -25 Chocolate, 1 lb. . . J34
12 for .$1.35 1 pkg. Sea Foam . . 25 " ' '' ' ' U
No. 2y2 tins, 6 for $1.15 1 pkg. Lux 10 PASTE ; 1
12 for .$2.25 ! T-" 3 pkgs. Mrs. Schiel's Egg
" A. & L. Raspberries, No. 2 Noodles, Macaroni or Spa-.
Eage Sweet Choc, Jb. 33 . tin, 3 for .... . . .1 . . . 89 ghetti ........ , . .... ,5
Baker's Coca, y2 lb.'...24 No. 2 Green Gage 10 lb. box Mac or Spagh 95
Baker's Prem. Choc, lb. 45 Plums . . .'. . . . .30 5 lb. box Mac or Spagh 55
Calumet Baking Powder, 2 lb. tins 80 Lt. Brown Sugar, 5 lbs. 40c; 10 lbs. 79
1 Lb. calumet Baking Powder Free with Each 2 Tin. Holly Milk, Hebe and Caroline, 9J per tin ;
English Breakfast Tea, 2 lbs. for. . . . .67 riwliJ t- Vu-lt f nr !
Limited Amount. Gunpowder I lbtOf . ....... 7
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs. 30; 5 lbs. 49 Cube Sugar, 2 lbs. 31; 4 lbs. .... 40
Eagle. Condensed Milk f ENGLISH WALNUTS K. C Baklnt Powder
2 cans for -. . .48c 3 lbs. for ...... .;. ". . . , .74c - 25 oz. tin for . ; . . . . ..19c
Palaca Car Jelly, per jar.. . .25c Royal Club Peanut Butter-- . ,
rr 2 2 Mb. tins for i . .1. . . . . .35c At the CHEESE COUNTER
5 cans Hot Sauc. ......... .25c " -'; - '
2 lbs. Black Eyed Peas. ... . . .25c AT THE FISH COUNTER Wisconsin SBrfckJ jb.V.".l! ! -40c
5 cans Deviled Meat. . : ... . . .25c Fresh Fish, Salt FiSTi, ofall kinds at Domestic Cheese, lb.i . . . . . . ,35c
1 can Ripe Olives ........ . .25c lowest prices. -Very special. ' Full Cream Cheese, lb.. ; . ... .32ci
1 can Shrimp ; . .-. . .... . ... .25c 1 doz. Fat Alaska Herring for 60c Block Swiss, lb.. . . ... . . . .43c
3,bott!es Prep. Mustard. . .. . .25c 3 Small, Fat Mackerel for. . . .25c Selected Swiss, lb... . .... ...73c
2 pkgs. Quaker P. C Flour. -25c OYSTERS and CRABS Dry Ricotta, lb. ....... ...63c
2 pkgs. Corn Starch .:..'. .'.25c Special Attention to Country Fresh Ricotta, lb.. ........ ,32c
2 pkgs. No. 214 Pumpkin.... 25c Orders. Write. for Prices. Caciocavallo, lb...... 63c
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sfff uem Nut Margarine
f'Z- f J ia sweet, pure, clean, delidona, and economical. " N.
f A better spread for bread, and splendid for cooldnj. i
i f Your dealer has it fresh. Oraer a carton today. 1 j
1 Swift & Company, U. S. A. i
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OUR SATURDAY PRICES
ON HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS
. ARE
Choice Pot Roast of Beef
lOc, 12Hc, 15c lb.
" : . - - - - ! V i i -
Extra Good Beef Boil
lOc Lb.
OUR FAMOUS WILD ROSE
K BUTTER ;
14b. 43c 2-lb. 85c
FANCY PRME RIBS OF BEEF
BONED AND ROLLED
25c Lb.
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Shoulder Pork Roast " "
23c and 25c lb.
Our Showcases Will Be Filled
With HIGH GRADE MEATS at Extra
LOW PRICES
CASCADE MARKET
. 3rd krid Yamhill J ;
ECONOMY MARKET
4th and Yamhill
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Onions. Fancy Oregon Grown, sack . . .-; $1.2
Potatoes, Upland Burbanks, sack . . .: . . $1 .25
Fancy "Oregon "Prunes, A pounds. . l ... ,25c
Good Newtown ! and Spitzenberg Apples,
cooking grade, boxl.00, $1.25 and $1.50
DALLES FRUIT CO.
- . "Northwest Corner Fourth and Taylor
2f BIGHT'S '
AU 0' the Vheat" Bread
A reaalae bole seat fcread O. K.d ay TJaele Sam, Dr.
- 1 ' Wiley as 4 other food experts. .
AT YOUR GROCER'S
Los Cabin Baking Co., Portland, Ore. ;