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TOWN TOPICS
COMTSG EVENTS 1
Brotherhood of American Yeonaen. state eeaj-
cIst. Koipm. April.
lalernatiajial Minis Crimiaaa. Portland. .April
'to S.
A, O. W. W. fraud lode, Portland. April 1.
Foresters of iavsrlf . era ad court, fottlaod.
War 22 and 23.
Bcyal and Select Masters, grand council. Ea
ten. April It.
Modern Woodmen of Acserka. aUta camp.
Bend. Ma7 10. i
Refcekaa tate assembly, Albany, May IT.
Military Order of the Loyal lesion. Portland,
May 10. .
Knisbtn of Cohunboa. aUta eoancfl, Portland.
Mar ... . , ' ' "- - " .
National Association, af B&Udia Owners and
Manacerm, Jane.
Rose Festival, Jane 8. and 10.
Bute Medical uuditioa, Jane.
A. W. and A. M.. (rand lode.. Je 14.
Older tuUrn btar. (rand chapter. Juno is.
Indian War Veterans of Mono Pacilw Coast.
Jane 30. - -
Nrtbwert conference of cradoata nurses, J una
22 to 24.
Bute Latter Carrier aseoctaooa. Euaaoa.
Jane S!S " -- -
fcC nights Templar, arand ' coauaandexy.
Grande. October It.
WF.ATHKB 1'OHF.CAST
Portland and Vicinity , Friday occasional
rain; southerly wind. .- , .
Oregon and Washington Friday oecaaional
rain; moderate southerly wind., j ' "
WEATHER CONDITIONS "i
a t..w nr nMunri .viands from tba ltt-
Ifrior of Alaaka eoutheaatwaxd to the middle
vj iu.i.i.M i.ii.. .whti .nr.re of hfch pressure
a. a shown otf the eoeats of New England and
( alifumta. Precipitation baa occurred on the
tiottii faeifie aloj. and from Minnesota and
- txjuth Dakota to Teaamtt and Virginia. The
k.u-ral tendency has been toward warmer
weather, but on tba extreme north Pacific
roast and in parts of the Kocky mountain and
l'i.lni rcsiuna there haa been a aiisbt fall in
tcmiierature.' The temperature is above normal
exi:eit in the Southwest, the greeteet exceJ.
being In Manitoba.
Kelatire humidity at Portland Noon Tester-
day, 8 per cent; 3 p. m. yesterday, 89 per
cent; i a. m. today, 83 per cent. .
Precipitation since January 1 Total. 19.33
inrhea; normal. 10.27 inches; eace, S.Oo
laches. KUAWAKU I. WU-AJi.
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OBSERVATIONS
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Baker.Or. ............... 48 84" .02
Harserrille. B. C. 40 20 O
Hoiae. Idaho 64 38 .12
Hoston, Mass. ............. 42
Buffalo, .N. T. SO . 8 O
lalgary. Alberta ........... SO SO O
Chicago, III. .............. 42 42 .06
ltenver, Cok.' ............ 64 34 0
lies Moines, Iowa , 48 44 .04
Kureks, Cal. ............. 64 48 .50
l-.Yesno, CaL ............. 4 44 O
tiaJreston. Texaa ......... . 7S 70 O
Harre. Mont. ............. 62 8 O
Helen:, Mont. RO 36 .01
Honolulu. T. H. .......... . 78 O
Huron. J. 1 40 84 .06
Juneau. Alaaka ........... 88 02
Kansas City, Mo. 62 50 .04
Ijw Angeles. Cal. ......... 68 64 0
Marshiield. Or. ........... 66 48 .14
Medford. Or. ............ 62 34 .06
Memphis. Tenn. .......... 6H 66 .48
New Orleans. I. ......... 84 66 O
New York. N. X. 4 8 38 0
Nome. Alaska ........... . 18 .... 0
North Head. Wash. ........ 46 44 .58
North Platte. Neb. ......... 66 32 0
Oklahoma City. Okla. ...... 64 62 O
Phoenix, Aria. 78 46 .0
Pittsburg. Pa. ............ 60 48 0
PocateUo, Idaho 62 18 0
Portland. Or. 60 48 .29
Prince Kupert. B. C ...... 44 S 0
Hnseburg. Or. 62 42 .12
Koswell. .V. M. ............ 78 42 0
Kauramento. Cat .80 46 0
rtt. Ixjuis, Mo. 64 44 .76
St Paul. Minn. .......... . 42 34 .06
Salt Lake City, Utah... 64 43 0
Wan fnego. Cal. 60 62 0
Han Francisco. Cal. ........ 64 .50 0
XeatUe. Wash. 62 44 .10
Sheridan. W'jo. ........... 58 34 0
Sitka. Alaska ... i ....... . 34 . . . . .08
Spokane. Wash. ........... 52 38 .12
Tatoosh Island. Wash. , 50 42 9
Tonopah, Ne. ............ 66 40 0
Valdea. Alaska . 32 .... .44
Vsnroueer. B. C. .......... 64 42 0
Walla Walla. Wash. 58 46 .14
Washington. D. C ......... 53 42 .02
Wtlliston, N. D. 62 30 0
Yakima. Wash ... 54 34 0
"'Afternoon report of preceding day.
W allace Ball Cioi to V. 8-The $3000
bail forfeited several days ago by , Yam
Wallace, negro tlrug peddler, haa passed
' irrto at place where "Wallace will never
it cain: be able to touch lt - Wednesday
afternoon Federal Judge Bean ordered
C lerk'G H. Marsh to deposit the money
in the bank to the credit of Uio govern
ment. After an order of court of this
nature ia given It la rare for the original
holder of this money to get It i back.
Wallace's bondsmen were C. M, Henosky
nd Arthur Moles worth. A bench war
rant requiring $10,000 bail has been la
rued for Wallace, who Is wanted oit a
charee of havlne- about $4000 worth of
narcotics concealed In a house in the
Mount Scott district.
Illnea Loaea Damage Salt A verdict
iri favor of the Knapptort Mill & Lumber
l ompany and against WalkeT D. Hines,
lormer director general of the railroads,
was returned Wednesday afternoon in
Federal Judge Wolverton's court. ; Hines,
broueht " suit acainst, the company ; to
recover $4000, damage done to the S. I
& S. drawbridge on Young s. bay ' at
Astoria on May 2, .1919, when the hull
of an ocean-going .steamer struck the
draw. The bridge 'was .closed several
davs-for repairs. . The railroad asked
the damages to cover the cost of repairs
and the loss in passenger and freight
: money. , " , - ?r ' .
hhejiherd's Aato Baa Lrnea -Portland-St.
Helens division Leave -Portland
7 :3a a. m. (Monday only). 10 a. m.. 1:30
n. m. 4 d. m. : arrive at tit. Helena 9
a. m.. 11:30 a. m- S p. m.. 6:30 p. m.
Leava St. Helens t :30 a. rru, 10 a. m
Monday only). 1:30 p. in.. 3 p. ra, 6:30
d. m. : arrive Portland 9 a. m.. 11:30
a. m. (Monday only). 3 p. m., T P. m.
Saturday and Sunday.' leave St. Helens
C p. m. ; leave Portland 11 :15 p. in.
Buses leave St Charles hotel. Front and
Morrison. Phono Marshall 438L Adv.
To Be Tried for Having Whiskey-
Martin Fall and John Kngda.1, transients,
were held "to answer to the federal
' grand jury on Wednesday afternoon by
United States Commissioner Fraser on
a charge of unlawfully possessing In
toxicating liquor. In addition, Kngdal
will lose his automobile. The men were
arrested Monday night on the Interstate
bridge by three - members of the police
. liquor squad, after 4 u DOtties oi oonaeo
whiskey were found In their machines.
The men claimed at the hearing that
they Intended using the liquor them
spIvps on a Pleasure trip they were
taking about the country In their car,
. i - , iq'a v. : i
lacn man was reieasm vu e&v un
. Shennerd'a Alto Bis ttaes Portland
Multnomah Falla devlsion Leave Port
land 9:30 a. rru. 100 a. nx. 4 p. m
arrive Multnomah 11:15 a. m., 12:15
p. rru. 5:45 p. m. Leave Multnomah 8
a. rru. 12 :50 p. m.. S :50 p. m. arrive Port-
.: land 9:30 a. m.. 2:45 p. m, I P- m. Sat
urdav and Sunday leave Multnomah S
n. m. leave Portland 11 :15 a. in. Buses
leave SC Charles hotel. Front and Mor
rison streets.: Phone Marshall 4381. Ad.
" Deb Meetlna Tonight r- The Trade
Union Educational league will hold a
ial Debs amnesty meeting" tonight
'in ' Columbia, hall. Second " and Oak
irsia. The sneakers will be WV R.
. Snow of Chicago and F. K. Coulter of
s Portland.
Reed, Presents Comedy Tonlgnt
"Hobson's Choice," a three-act comedy.
. will be presented at the Little Theatre
by the Reed College Drama club this
evening. A second performance will be
given Saturday Instead of Friday, aa
was announced. : The cast of the play,
chosen and coached by Professor Ed
mund C. Bechtold at Reed college, has
In rehearsal given promise of one of
the best amateur theatrical productions
ever seen in Portland. This evening's
performance Is to -contribute toward the
expenses of the Drama club, and Sat
urday's receipts s will go to the Little
Theatre. . .
BeaU y Board (Aids Campaign Meth
od of financing Portland's "build-a-home"
campaign and exposition will be
outlined at a business meeting of the
Portland Realty? board at the Portland
hotel at noon Friday. ; Members or the
board already thave subscribed .7&oo
toward an advertising fund- and con
tractor and building material dealers
have promised' liberal contributions.
Plans for boosting the 1925 fair will be
discussed, taxation problems Will come
un for an alrlne. and other Dusmess
matters vexing the mlnda of the realtors
will be Ironed out. . '"r
Old Llaaer Caae Come I'P A year
V. Mastrandrea was arrested ana
charged with violating the proniDiuon
law .but litter wu released wnen ne
paid the Internal revenue department a
tax of 848 for manufacturing wine.
Wednesday federal agents started
house-cleaning and discovered that Mas
trandrea had never been prosecutea in
the court, so they arrested him a second
time and took him before United States
Commissioner- Fraser. who released; mm
n tson huil rwrndlnsr a bearing. xn
April, 1920, the agents found 300 gal
Ions of wine in Mastrandrea's posses
sion. A i '. . -'t -
o. a. r. Students Special Train. Ore
gon Electric By. For the accommoda
tion of ntudents tne vregon .oieciriu
Railway will run a special train directly
to Corva 11 is Sunday, March 27. leaving
Portland North Bank station :ao p. m.,
Jefferson Street station 4 :50 p. m., arriv
ing Corvallis 7 :40 p. m. Adv. -
Shepherd's An to. Bns Mnea Portland-
Astoria and Seaside division Leave
Portland 10 a. rru. 1:30 p. m.: arrive
Astoria 3 :30 p. rru. 7 p. m. Ieave As
toria to a rru. 1 :30 n. m. : arrive Port
land 3 :30 p. rru, 7 p. m. Buses leave ou
Charles hotel. Front and Morrison. Tele
phone Marshall 438L Adv. ,
Astoria Stage Commencing April 1.
1921. in order to accommodate passen
mm wishinir to arrive in Astoria early
In the evening, the Astoria stage will
leave the St. Charles hotel. Front and
Morrison, at 1 P. m.. i instead oi :ov,
arrlvlnsr in Astoria at 6 p. m., making
direct connection for Seaside. Adv.
O. A. C. Stndents Special Train Ore-
a-on Electric Bl. For the accommoda
tion of students the Oregon Electric
Railway will run a special train directly
to Corvallis Sunday. March 27, leaving
Portland North. Bank station 4:35 p. rru,
Jefferson Street station 4 :50 p. m., arriv
Ing Corvallis 7:40 p. m. Adv. ; -.;..
Sbenherd's Ante Bns ltnei PortUnd
Hood River devlsion Leave Portland
:30 a. m.. 2 :45 p. m. ; arrive Hood River
12 :30 p. nu, 6 :00 p. m. ; leave Hood River
9 :30 a. rru, 2 :30 p. m. ; arrive Portland
12 :30 p. 6 :43 p. m. Buses leave St.
Charles hotel,: Front and Morrison at.
Phone Marshall 4381. Adv. -
Prowlers Steal $18 While Mrs. C. M.
Malone. 48 East Simpson street, was visit
ing her mother, Wednesday afternoon,
prowlers entered her home and stole,
$12. Mrs. Malone told the police she
.was only away from home lSynlnutes.
The back door was unlocked.
, Seont Tonng Camp to Bano.net The
annual banquet of Scout Young camp of
the United Spanish War Veterans will
be held Saturday night at the Benson
hotel. The banquet marks the fifteenth
year of the local organization.
Fined for i Dumping . Saw d out The
Tahenitch Lumber company. Douglas
county, pleaded guilty to the charge
lode-ed by the state game commission
that sawdust; from its mills was being
dumped Into Tahenitch lake. This is in
violation of the state game lawn. The
company- was not represented ai
trial., ana a line or ov "o w w"
Imposed. The company served notice of
appealV t i'z' f :. f.' :;
The Preset--Bamfeer to call Is Cast
8088 when you need the Salvation Army
truck; to com for castoff clothing, mag-
asines. newspapers, etc Address w
Union ave. MaJ. John jsree, oasinc -fleer.
AdV. . , i ' ' '
See Brs. Hartley. HetendasI
MinkaU for painless extraction . w
teeth and better artificial teeUu inning
and other dental operations also with
out pain by our nerve-blocking method.
807 Journal building. Adv.
Banal Anembly Mrs, Gloria Baked
of Seattle will speak, at the weeaiy
meeting "of the Bahai assembly in room
E16 Bush as Lane building tonight at S
o'clock. 'r -v .': ' i: :y :
Fortlaid'Xewoerg Bns Leave Fourth
and Alder daily. 1:30, 9 :30, 11 a. rru and
1. 2:30. 4:15. 5:30. -M P. m.: Saturday
and Sunday, U p. in. pnons saam
Adv. t- ;.: i i
Heads Win" at Andltovrinna Special
showlnar of "Heads Win." an unusuat
picture of real Americanism, also com
edy, Thursday. March 24, 8 p. m. aoi.
Steamer Amerlea. tor St. Helena and
way landings, dally at 2 JO p. nu. root
of Alder street. Sundays. SC Helens only.
at 11:30 a. m. Main 8323. Adv. . .
Saiem.MUl Citv stavrn Line Connects
O. E. No. 6 for MlU City; connects X
E, Ko. -9 (to Stayton only). Jos. uam
man. : Salem phone 44. Adv.
Pertlaad-Saleni Stag Cadillacs, 12
passenger, leave Journal building - a.
m, 1 P- n., 4 p. m. dally. Dare. s-is.
Adv. ' :
Bealah Bobbins Gowns Tailored
frocks designed to suit your figure, Re
modeling. Morgan bldg. Mam oo.
Adv. : : ; t i. 7:-:'- 1 : -
Spatk's 'Market, operated by Paul R.
Spath, former owner Bay City Market,
in old location. Phone Main . bo.
Portland-TUlamook Cadillac stage line
leaves Hoyt hotel dally at 9 :sw a., in.
Phone Broadway 1960. Adv. ; ; , ' ; i
IClsbet Saaatorlnm, nervous and chronic
cases. Phone office, Broadway 618. Ad.
8. A H. Green Stamps for Cart Hol
man Fuel -r-B Maln 353. 560-21. Adv.
Fresh Cooked Crab.s 25 cents each.
Royal Fish Co., 205 Tamhill St. Adv.
Private' Owner wishes to sell 1920
Franklin car. East ISO. Adv.
. Dr. W. W. ChrlaUe has returned. Adv.
Halt Centralizing
Of Government, Is
;Lowdenfs Warning
Berkeley, Cat, March 24. (L N. S.)
Th rapid movement toward centraliza
tion at Washington must be checked or
the value of the federal principle will
be dissipated forever," was the warning i
ef former Governor- Frank Ov-Lowden ,
cf Illinois before an audience of more
than 10.000 persons at the Charter day
exercises Wednesday in tne urees
.t h University of California.
Lowden appealed to the country to
.t..,. i th nrinciDles of representa
tive ejovernmentMn every poiitical unit
ar the only guaranty of self-government
in this f country and . guard property
rights.
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY
AND PROMPTLY FILLED
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HH Butbarick Patterns and the
S3 Delineator All New Styles
I Ar Now 5howin(.
The Store That Undersells
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The "Delta" Feature of
the ; Butterick Patterns 1
Proving of Great AsUt
I ance to .Home Sewers.
Easter Program at
Multnomali Hotel
A public Easter muslcale will be fea
tured Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the
lobby of the Multnomah, hotel. - These
concerts given by Eric V. Hauser are
growing in favor and last Sunday 600
persons attended. Alice Price Moore,
contralto, and Miss Mildred Nichols,
violinist, will contribute the major part
of the Easter program. Mrs. M. A. Van
Houten will accompany Mrs. Moore at
the piano and Mrs. Morris B. Stone will
accompany Miss Nichols. . The Multno
mah Grill orchestra will complete the
program, v ;
Hot Lake Arrivals .
. Hot Lake. March 24. Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanatorium Monday were : T. J&.
Spencer, Portland ; Mrs. Ferd Jensen,
La Grande; Peter Cosztyo, Unity; Fay
G a viol a and D. Slamoll, Ontario, Or. ;
Mrs. L. McAlister, North Powder; Mrs.
Janet Frees, La Grande. r
Easter Economy :
UPSTAIRS' .1 O? ':.
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ROCHESTER .
-"just one gg
clothing . 5n g
way today x J B
UPSTAIRS" gjg
TTfOR men and yflJiN M
I IH young men, I
. To lessen the danger of forest Tires
non-inflammable and ' non-smouldering
wad for shotgun shells haa been invented.
N i co 11 Means B e at
. Without Extravagance
! MADE to ORDER
; Fancy Blues
and Grays
i Beautifully . decorated with col
i ored silk predominate in our
1 Spring Woolens .
Then there are the newest shades
! of Browns and Tans Contrast ,
i and Two-Tone effects Tweeds
and Worsteds.
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Quietly Rich and Beautiful.
! Prices: $45, $55, $65
and Upwards
I JBBBEMS' SONS
Oscar M. Smith, Manager '
j 108 Third St.; Near Washington -
TWUST VOUB VK TOW .
Scientific Optical Service
s3 W OOOOT1AM , aw
Ees Examined faiaaea Fitted' toat par
lieoiar ease ill receiee the indiridnat atten
tion of one of our experts. Satisfaetioa aa
tared Moderate cbartea. t6S Morrlsoa.
Main S3 6 7. Portland. Oregon.
' i Custom made -
Overstuffed Davenports
$97.50 ,
Better Furniture can not be built.
Words can not describe the remarkable
values we are offering.. Tbey must ba
seen to fully realize the ridiculously large
sariQC that can be made.
Chairs to Match In Dentin, :
S67.50.
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Deeoretree Workshops V
B68-et-1Va Milwaukta SU
Display Room , 420 Morsan Bldf.
Travel
Tickets Reservations
Hotels ' Railroads
Steamship Lines - Motor Trips
Tours and Roads
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.J- DOKSET B. SMITH. Kanacer r
JOURNAIi BUSINESS OFFICE
Main 7173 Marshall. 1947
An Astonishing Value in
- HANDSOME NEW
SPRING SUITS
Chic Youthful Models and Conservative Styles That
Will Meet With Your Instant Favor as a Special
Prc-Easter Offering We Quote This - Astonishingly
' 1 Xow Price .
S36.G0
Smart Suits," perfectly tailored, of fine quality tricotine the
most favored fabric and shown in a correct selection of spring
models box, ripple, belted and straight-line effects in navy blue
and all sizes 16 to 44 they come in the fine Peau de Cygnc lin
ing. Suits ; of. splendid style, satisfactory service, and especially
undergriced at $36.00. i . '
WOMEN'S PETTICOATS OF FLOW- AO
ERED SATEEN-SIZES 34, 36 and 38, ATyOt
OR men
young men,
the newest
spring models are
here in wide variety at lowest upstairs
'prices ii :?- ' r:y-"' 1 V.:;r-
When the spring dress-up feeling makes
you want new clothes, don't forget to visit
this big new upstairs store, where upstairs
rent, cash selling and inexpensive fixtures
make possible the biggest values in ton.
The "Oxford" model illustrated here
with is a particularly popular style for a
young man. It is a. two-button, single--;
breasted -coat with three patch pockets
and semi-peaked lapels. Sells at $30-$35
Charming Styles and Unexcelled Values in
EASTER HOSIERY
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E Our Suggestion Is Immediate Selection. You
VY III ae 'W eit Sepuiu uy u r w, .i
.Our Popular Hosiery Section
ALL SILK LACE AND
FRENCH CLOCKED HOSE
At $4.00, $4.50 and '
$5.00 Pair
a- ... y -
The finest of high-grade All-Silk Lace and French Clocked Hosiery in the fashionable I
net, satin stripe and auover lace , patterns ; aiso tne new . rrencn ciotKcu cuccis iun .-
fashioned and all sizes tin' black, white, navy, cordovan, silver,' gold, mouse, etc. Three f
HI exceptional values at the above prices. ' ' ; . I
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Second Floor. English Bullduisr
148 FIFTH STREET, NEAR MORRISON
Entrance Opposite Meier & Frank's
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Why don't YOU get the earnings of this
money? Invest in Cumulative Preferreii
Sto'ck of this Company. By doing this
you can' make every dollar you save go to
work earning dividends for you.
Can be bought for cash or $10 down and
$10 per share per month. M
, :- Every share fully ' paid anil non-assessable.
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office of
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Tire Cost?-
Fi (Turing; on a bssis of 200,000 cars
In Washington and an average tire
upkeep of J100 per car, Washington
motorists spend $20,000,000 annual
ly for rubber tires. It is conceded
that 20 In a low estimate of the
decreased wear of rubber tires over
a resilient, bituminous pavement,
as compared to wear over rigid
pavement. At this rate if aU tires
were used solely on hardsurfaced
roads a net saving; of four million
dollars a year for Washington mo
tor iota would result through use of
the resilient type of pavement
known as -. ,; -j
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I RECORD SALE 1
will buy n brand new rec
ord la aur fresh air record do
partmeat on Friday and Satur
day. : y T t vr. .
' Cbooso from a cotloctioa of
1000 recorda. These records
are going LESS THAN COST.
"Our Musical noor," tho 7tb
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