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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1821. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, OREGON BETA PHI SIGMA ASK EXONERATION - A delegation of Beta Phi SIgmas, one ot, Jhe , high school - fraternities under the ban of tbe school board, with R. E. Carnathan as spokesman, called on Superintendent I. A. Grout and asked for exoneration of charges made against them. r . They said they had a large member ship, of which only five3 or six were still In high school. They stated that most of their members were responsible business men and were not taken In un til after they bad completed high school, and that the six present high i school members would be graduated , in June. They denied vigorously, reports of fool ish and dangerous initiations, and said the purpose, of their organization, was serious and : helpful .and much broader than reports indicated. . t Grout suggested that they communi cate In writing to the school board, and also that they see their way clear to wait until students finish high school be fore taking them into the fraternity. The educational affairs 'Committee of the board and Grout have prepared a questionnaire which they are sending to 30, of the largest cities In the country, asking for their experiences with, the fraternity problem and how they have dealt with them.. . Chinese Gunmen Go To Serve Life Terms Tee Guck and Shee Fong, who have been in the county Jail since the fall of 1917, were taken to Salem Tuesday morning to begin Iffe sentences for the murder of Chin Hong. Chinese merchant, on June 2, 1917, during a tong war. TJe state supreme court denied the appeal of the two men and the sheriffs office re ceived the commitment this morning. $38,000 Bond Issue Wins by 68-9 Vote Ontario. Or., March 23. At a special election Tuesday to vote refunding bonds, leaa than a hundred votes were cast. A bond issue of $38,000 was authorized by vote of 68 to 9. Railroad Bequests . Reieanng M Rate . Gut; Sought Raise Salem, March 23. A rehearing of the recent case irr which the public service commission reduced rates on fuel and pulp wood is asked in a protest filed with the ccommission ; Tuesday by the O-W. K. Sc JJ. company. " The auction of the commission in re ducing the rates approximately 13 per cent followed an order suspending a new tariff which the roads had attempted to file increasing . the rates approximately 15 per cent. r ', -1 . - Under an amendment - to the bar ex amination - rule announced by the su preme court Tuesday, only one examina tion will be held each year hereafter, be ginning on the second Monday in July. Heretofore examinations have been held In May and October. ':- j A complaint agrainst service rendered by the Eastern Oregon Light & Power company was filed with the public serv ice commission Tuesday by B. F. and M. B. J Wilson of La Grande, who seek to - have the powA company rebuild power lines serving their farm in Union county. i ;. MERGER OF FRUIT PLANTS PROJECTED Tacoma, Wash., March 23. (I. N. 8.) -A "gigantic merger of fruit can ning companies of Western Washing ion and' Oregon, involving practical ly 90 per cent of plants In this sec tion of the country, will ; be an nounced here today, it was learned from an authoritative source. ; The ' combine will 'involve a - eapl- f,lU,tlAn ' till AiWl AAA " . . AAA AAA worth of 8 per cent preferred stock will be placed on the market at once. Some of the most powerful financial interests and capitalists of Seattle, -Ta-coma . and Portland are supporting the move.' It is expected tbe Puyallup and Sumner Fruitgrowers Canning com pany, of which W. H. Paulhamus Is president. Will be the hub around which tho combine will be built. Fruit-canning and; Juice-extracting plants in Portland, Salem, Puyallup and other, cities will be merged.., ; . : For several weeks efforts have been made here and in valley cities where canneries are ..located,' by the Puyallup canning Interests, looking toward a mer ger, but so far as ia known none of the Oregon plants has agreed to join. KLAMATH FALLS WANTS TO KHOW HO PASSED BUC K -' Determination .to end one of. the biggest games of "passing the buck" ever played in Oregon, is in the mind of every citizen of Klamath Falls. ' . At leaot the citizens. of the Southern Oregon city believe that they have been made the loser in "buck passing" opera tions in regard to adjustment of freight rates over rail lines of the Southern Pacific company Inte Klamath Falls ana now tne Chamber or Commerce of that place is arranging a meeting of all "passers of the buck" to find out "how come." ; The meeting of all parties concerned is .being arranged by T. I Stanley, manager of the Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce, according to advice re ceived by Frank Ira White, manager of the foreign trade .. department of the Chamber, of. Commerce. . OTHERS IJjVlTED f j I To this meeting will be invited repre sentatives of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the California public service commission, ii the Oregon public service commiB8lon, the Southern Pacific com pany and the State Chamber of Com merce. , - : i ' -Klamath Falls is on a branch line. It is pointed out by merchants that for an extended period high rates were charged over the line because it was considered as being "under construction." Then rates were placed upon a branch line basis and the merchants of tbe city' are dissatisfied. They say .that Klamath Falls is the second largest shipping point in Oregon and that rate readjust ments mean much to growth of the place. - - . - , ,. "The reason we have called this meet ing," says Stanley, "is that when we talk with -Portland people they pass the honor on to tbe Sas, Francisco people. San Francisco does the same to Port land.". 7 ." ; .; . ; ; f- : i - BUCK IS PASSED : 7' 7 '. ' j j : "The California public service com mission says likewise of the Oregon publicise rvice commission, the Southern Pacific company passes the subject back to the state commissions and - they all come back to tiie merchants and ship pers of Klamath Falls to pay the bills. "We are not certani.but present Indi cations are that the real guilty party Is the Oregon public service commission, which -has probably not done its full duty in this matter. ' s ; ' - . 1 sj f Klickitat Chief Demonstrates His " Business Ability Goldendale, Wuh. ( March 23. Skookurn W.l-i-hee. hereditary chief Of the Klickitat Indian tribe, who owns a large farm on the big Klick itat river, near Klickitat station on the Goldendale branch of the North Bank ' road, feels that he has fully demonstrated his ability to conduct his own business affairs. He re cently sold to Klickitat county, a right of way through his place for a waon road, for which he obtained $300 in cash and the concession of having the road fenced on both sides. When the county commissioners first, sought the right of way. across . the chiefs land, they took the matter up with the Indian bureau and received' advices that $200 would be about right as a compensation. Bank Failure Not to Take Workers Pay Medford, Or., Marches. In circuit court Cat Jacksonville Tuesday Judge Calkins instructed the jury,. after the tes timony had been heard, to return a ver dict in favor of the workmen in the civil suit of ' fi.y M. Bigham ' against7 Jackson county fpr the recovery of - $188 due workmen employed on the road work last summer by the county, which money was lost when the Bank of Jacksonville failed. f -- : - i . ,; - . : Sues on Assault . Charge Vancouver, Wash., March 23. Edward Relnikka has started suit in the superior court here against Sanford Brown, whom he charges with assault. Tie asks dam ages 'to the amount of $1000, - which he Claims la due him because of the "men tal and physical pain and humiliation" which he suffered as a result of the attack.'. - - ' .. , ,;; , ,r. -rl , , Marriage Kilcenses ' . . ' Vancouver, Wash., March 23.' Mar riage licenses ' were issued Tuesday to Harley A. Million. .27, and Marguerite McGuire, -18, . Portland ; WilUam Alma son, 21, Portland, and Marie Woodcox, 22, Vancouver; L M. Banks, 44, and Ruth Murray, 27, Portland : George McCart ney, legal, and Edna M. Shockley, legal. Linn ton. Or. a i : - . Park Dates Announced Washington, March 23. (L i N. S.) Secretary of the Interior Fall Tuesday announced the opening and closing dates for the tourist season in the -National parks. , -v ' - si Last Days! ; Ending This Saturday 'Night1 REORGANIZATION i) " XT1 7,,,6 "3 i MEMORABLE SALE OF n,1 7f ! L J j i i s 1 s i , A t, t i " a i , . i i Excitiig o- n i TTJo j Before we finally settle down to our new,, "reorganized" policy from our former I installment and credit house to a strictly, cash basis, the end of this week we ira- About 75 of them in this particular group. Truly beautiful styles inj both silk and wool, light and dark colors r ranging up to-65.00, - For This Occasion Only I are offering. some "wonderful Easter specials" which will leave a lastinj i pression on all visitors .and make them permanent patrons here. . ," ' EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THIS OCCASION Coa-tSp ;Gapes Skiirts Plaid Stripes, Etc As Low as. . ... . . . . . .11 1 "11 JERSEY JACKETS - In all prevailing Colors," navy, brown, tan. gray, white, and- green ray, white, and- CJfJ STRICTLY - NEW ' SPRING STYLE Cannot be -.duplicated un der . $25.00 and up to $35.00, to.: be -sold at. . . A Big Discount On Everything Else In the House ! 1 i:.,, --7vj7 -7:7 7 7 -s ,jf .;-.. L '- ' : 44 A... -i.; 'j Positively nothing escapes. ; Every thing e"lse , not advertised - "Special" subject to reduction (fT) wit h ou U exception ' d DAY te 3n Tlhiiuiipsday, '. Friday and Satarday i We will feature all nationally advertised merchandise; goods that you want and that you have needs ifor every day. This sale is to take place . . ' Ate Omr TMird aimd , Moiririsoirii k-n-rhTt2. tTTr Titer? We have just finisheb! enlarging this store and we, believe that we have "one of the finest drug stores on the Pacific Coast. AVe want all Portlanders to see this new store and are making prices that will bring you to it for ; G to Stay AwayS 'Candies 5oc J4-Ib. boxes oL Irvington Sweet ' Chocolates, 2 boxes for. .... .Sic ' iSc K-lb. bags of Peanut Brittle, fresh daily, 2 bags for 16c 30c Yi -lb. Cream Wafers, 2 pkgs. 31c 8c Borden's Milt Chocolate, 2 for. ,9c 8c Borden's Almond Bars, 2 for... 9c 5c'. packages of! Charms, all flavors, ,2 for,... ......... ....6c . '5c"Spearmint and Doublemint Gum, 2 , -; , packages for, 6c Sdc LIk-Nu' rurniture" Polish. 2 bottles .s fox 51c 3Sc l pt. Water Glass, 2 bottles.. 36c 25c PUTNAM STRAW HAT DYES, 2 packages of any color for . 26c ; D M E . of the IBaiPgaiEis 'By buynjj one of these articles at "the original price you get the other one for 1c. " J A I S.oo Gillette Razor for . . , . ... ... ... .lc An $8i50 Manning-Bowman Electric Iron for lc A 2;00 Hot' Water Bottle for j lc JAiJM.oo bottle of Squibb's OU for .a...... ,1c A 50c Prophylactic; Tooth Brush for. . . ; . ,..c A l;50 Bath Spray for. . . ........... ,lc A 50c box of. Dier Kiss Rouge for. . . .... . . lc A 7 t-qt brick. of Ice Cream for. '.fc -A t.50.box of Stationery for. i. .......V.lc A 'SI. 'So pair of Ivory Manicure Scissors for. : lc A $2.00 bar . Spanish Castile Soap for; lc A 3.50 Alarm Clock for... . . . . . ..... . . lc AND 200 OTHER DAR GAINS I Us Drugs A $1.50 t-lb. Agar-Agar and a $1.00 ,boltle of Squibb's Paraffin Oil. 4he ,2 for s.i;,... ...... . . . ,"t .$1.51 25c 4 "or. Glycerine, 2 bottles for 26c 25c 3 oz. Castor Oil, 2 bottles for 26c 25c 2 oz. Spirits of Camphor, 2 bottles for , .26c 25c 2 oz. Oil Eucalyptus, 2 bots..26c 25c 2 oz. Aromatic Cascara. 2 bots.26c 25c 6 oz. Glycerine and Rose Water, 2 : bottles for ................ ,2Gc 50c 1 pt. Paraffin Oil. 2 bottle's. ., Sic Reg 65c-packages of 1 dozen Sanitary Napkins, medium size, 2 packages for.... OOt These Prices Do Not Drug Sundries 50c Prophylactic .Tooth: Brush, 2 for Slc $1.50 Monarch Bath Spray and' $1.50 B'h Brush, the 2 $1.51 25c Tooth Brush, -extra Value, . transparent handles, 2.. 26c $2.0OVWearever ,2-qt. Hot Wa- ter Bottle ' and $2 Wearever Fountain Syringe, the 2 for. only ..... i $2.01 (2-year guarantee on each.) . $2.50 ' Wearever Women's ; Douche Syringe, 2 for $2.51 $8.5 0 Manning-BOwman Elec tric Iron, guaranteed for a lifetime, 2 for ...... $8.51 25c Wash Clothes, 2 for.. 26c 25c Horn . Dressing Coms, 2 ' for " . . . a ' . . v . . . a . . . 26c 50c Ivory Dressing Combs, 2. for 4 . . . . 51c 75c Ivory Dressing' Combs, 2 for ...... I. ......... 76c 35c Wool Powder Puffs, 2 36c 40c Ivory Manicure , Instru- ments, 2 for -41c . $1.00 Steel Manicure Scissors, 2 for ........$1.01 Hi So Ivotv Manicure Scissors.- 2 for .$1.51M $1.00 Empty Tourist Traveling Case. 2 for. ..$1.01 25c Nickel Soap Box and 25c Denton's Soap, the 2... 26c 75c Men's Genuine Leather Bill Folds. 2 for . . . . .'. . . -76c -$7.5 a New Haven Slumber Stop per Alarm Clock, 2 for $3.51 . Stationery; v75c lb. White 4 Linen Crash Note Paper and 75c box of too Envelopes, the 2 for 76c 85c full lb. Tinted Linen Crash Note Paper and 85c box of - 100 Envelopes to match, the 2 for 86c 50c Linen Crash " Correspond . ence Cards and Envelopes,. 2 boxes for ......... .51c 50c Box Stationery. - 1000 bxs. to go at 2 for. i ...... -51c 50 Holograph Pound Paper, 2000 lbs. to go at 2 pack ages for. 51c 75c Boxes of Men's Fine Sta tionery. 2 f of 76c ; l.S0 Finest Interlined Station ery, 2 boxes for.... $1.51 t5c Linen Envelopes, 2 pkgs. for 16c 10c Envelopes, 2 pkgs. forllc $1.50 Salz Self-Filling Fountain Pens, solid gold point, - ' - 2 for .$1.51 v A FREE SOUVENIR Is Given With' Each Purchas to Every Man or Woman , r FREE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES FOR THE CHILDREN f In Our y Candy Department Easter Dinner Special SATURDAY ONLY Rerular 60c the pound assort d cream wafers in eight colors, fresh from our own factory and a 60e quart brick of Mt. Hood Ice Cream, your choice of flavors in French Salad, Neapolitan, Mt. Hood Spe cial and Princess. ' . J- v - - w - ; ' .-- i - . . - - ' t - ' 1 -. THE TWO FOR 61c By request we will five you coupons from this store so that you Set these on Sunday from any one of our three stores. Include War Tax Toilet Goods 50c DJer-Kiss Rouge, 2 pkgs. fQr ,...51c 50c Chlora-Denta Tooth Paste.. 2 tubes for j.. ....... -51c 25c Soul Kiss Talcum and 35c . ' Soul Kiss Perfume 2 for 36c 5oc- Creme de Camelia,?'2 51c 1 -50c Pozzoni's Rice Powder, 2 for -51c 25c Soul Kiss Tooth Paste and' ' 25c Soul Kiss 'Talcum, the . 2 ifit- 4 . ...'.'. ;.' 26c : 2Sc National Bath Powder. 2 . cans for ............ 26c 25c Optimus Bandoline, 2 bot- - ties for ..... ..... .. .26c 50c Optimus' Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 2 for...... '.51c - 25c Shampex, 2 for. .. . . .26c 35c A lb. Theatrical 1 Cold: Cream, 2 cans' for . . . ..36c 50c Tekla Face Powder, 2 boxes for :. . . . . . . a .51c 25c A. D. S.? Peroxide Tooth .Paste. and 25c -Tooth Brush, the 2 for, ..' ..... . . . . .26c 50c Pozzoni's Face Powder and 50c Wool Powder Puff, the 2 for. ..51c 50c Pussywillow Face Powder and 35c Wool Powder Puff, the 2 fo ............51c V $2 Bar Romania Spanish Cas tile Soap, 2 bars for. .$2.01 15c San Remo Baby Castile, 2 bars for . . .16c ,15c palmolive, 2 bars for. 16c 15c Colgate's Coleo, 2 bars for ......... ........ 16c 15c Jap Rose, 2 bars for. 16c 15c Creme Oil Soap, 2 bars for ... 16c 15c Lux Soap Flakes. 2 pkjrs. for ..16c 25c Denton's S moot h Skin , Soap and a 25c wash cloth, the 2 for .26c 25c box (3 cakes) Kirk's Trel- lis Soap and 25c Nickel Soap box. the 2 for. ...... 26c 10c Magic Soap Dye, 2 pack ages for He Easter Egg Dyes Reg, 5c Packages fdr This Sale f 2 Packages for 6c Setvings for Men .$5.oo Gillette Razors, 2 for. . . ...4. ....... . . . . . .$5.01 $1.00 Gillettte Biades, 35c Ricksecker's Shaving Cream and . 50c Shaying Lotion, all three for. .............. .$1.01 2 5c Jergeri's Shaving Sticks, 2 for..... 26c 10c" Williams' Shaving Soap, 2 cakes for. ............. 11c 3 5 c, Ricksecker's Shaving Cream, 2 tubes fo. ....... .36c 35c Mark Cross Safety Razors, silver plated, 2 for...... 36c SOc Razor! Hones, 2 for. .51c $1.50 Raztr Strops, 2 for $1.51 $1.00 Empty Toilet Cases. 2 for......... ....$1.01 35c Puroli Shaving Cream, 2 for. . ; 3Gc $1.00 Endeis Safety Razors, 2 for.,, .$1.01 0c Bicycle Cards, 2 packs for. ................... .6Cc REMEMBER! Sale Is at Our Third and Morrison . Store On lyl r 1 . 4rM ; : 44-4-is, :4-4-4 4, v-., ,, , 1 , . . . - 4 , ,4 : , r, : - , mm, 4:4- : i our name juruggisi , Irvington"; Pharmacy ' E. 16th St. and Broadway . Northern Pacific Pharmacy, ' 3d and Morrison Sts. Perkins Hotel Pharrrfkcy 5th and Washington Su. 409 Washington St., Between 10th and 11th Sts.