THE OREGON DAILY JOU ItNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH Zlt 1ZZU
DOUGHTY IS FOUND
GUILTY OF THEFT
II
DFS1
05.000 BONDS
Toronto, Ont., March 24. (U. P.)'
John C. Doughty was found guilty
today of stealing $105,000 In Victory
bonds from the estate of Ambrose
Small,, millionaire theatrical man,
who has been missing more than a
year. Doughty was Small's secretary
and disappeared at the time the mil
lionaire did. He was arrested later
la the state of Oregon. .
' The Jury was ? out one hour and
thirty minutes. Defense counsel imme
diately aeked for a stated rase and ar
gument will be heard on April 4.
The charge of conspiring to kidnap
Hmall has been laid over to the May
sessions.
Admits Worthless
i; Checks Passed on
Portland Houses
Astoria, March 24. W. R. Cobb, 65,
admitted morphine addict and bad
check man, was arrested Wednesday
following a 19-hour chase. Cobb admit
ted to the sheriff that he had cashed
five or six bad checks in Astoria, one
in Knappa and five or six in-Portland
last fall. When arrested he was about
to take the evening train from Clifton
toward Portland.
In Astoria, Cobb said, ; he had used
the names of Danvers, Jenkins and
Cobb. , He said he has been a railroad
man and that he has a wife and fam
ily residing In Falibridge, Wash, Cobb
told the ' authorities that he had been
arrested in Portland for having drugs
and for passing , bad checks, but that
sentence ws suspended when his moth
er, whose address he refused to give,
made good the worthless paper. , ; .
Doughnuts Cheaper
JBut Hole Unchanged
Salem. Or., March 24. A reduction In
the price of doughnuts with no corre
sponding increase in the size of the hole
was announced by local bakers Wednes
day, following the reduction in the price
of flour. Bread has also taken a tumble,
the former 10-cent loaf now retailing at
9 cents, while its big brother, the 15-cent
loaf, now commands only 13 cents.
Chance to Buy Ewes
: : Given Doudas Bovs
Halsey. Or.,' March 24. C. H. David
con, is shipping from his flock of 75
registered Cotswold sheep, to A. K.
Street of Roseburg, Douglas county club
leader, five ewes, each having twin
lambs, which are to be sold to Douglas
county boys. The boys will give notes
to the bank for $30 to pay for each ewe
and two lambs.
Past Performance Bespeaks
, Success for Community Chest
i. ; By Eric V. Haoser . ... '
'With the fine spirit of cooperative support and generous giving that has
characterised our previous local and national campaigns for the relief of suf
fering and distress, Portland's Community inesi, wmcn is
a combination or a grouping together of various local
philanthropies supported by voluntary contributions, can
be made the most efficient medium for extending real
charity where it Is most urgently needed with the smallest
amount of expense or duplication of. effort.
In working and building for. the success of our Com
munity Chest, the citizens of Portland ars creating an in
stitution which will redound to their credit and generosity
in extending comfort and aid to the suffering and needy .In
our midst. In the most thoroughly practical manner. .
The Community Chest wilL not only administer the
funds on a careful and scientific basis, but will also afford
a vast number of people, who are anxious and willing to
subscribe for charity when properly presented to them, an
opportunity to contribute to the relief of their less fortu
nate neighbors with a confidence that the motive and pur
Dose of their subscription will be conscientiously fulfilled.
Let us all get behind this splendid movement and make it typical of the
Portland spirit of kindness and generosity.
Photo br DsTte..
'HAVE A HEART'
IS RELIEF SLOGAN
(Continued from Par On)
deavors to build them up physically and
morally, fit them for positions and make
them - law-abiding and self-supporting
citizens. . In 1920 cared for 7300 men, a
daily average of 45 ; gave 2920 free meals
and 2565 free beds.
- Pisgah Heme Colony. Scappoose For
the care of homeless men. Cared for 32
to 1920. I . :
B0I8 WILL ASSIST
Two thousand boys and girls recruited
from the public schools in all sections of
the city.- under the auspices of the public
welfare bureau, will give a spectacular
demonstration on behalf of the Commu
nity Chest campaign in . the downtown
business - section - Saturday , forenoon.
The army of youngsters will march
through the streets shouting the Commu
nity chest slogans, singing the Commu
nity Chest songs and bearlng"banners ad
vertising the big financial undertaking;
and after the procession, through the
streets, which will be led by a band, the
little marchers will assemble on the post
office terrace. In front of the Community
Chest and 'join in singing songs under
the direction of Walter Jenkins, the
community song leader. '
Newsboy! Sent to
Detention Home
i Following Fight
Mathew Maznisky, a newsboy with a
stand , at Third ' and Morrison streets,
objected so strenuously to having his
corner rights violated by another news
boy that he eventually landed in the de
tention home, Wednesday a newcomer
showed up on JMathew's', corner and
started to dispose of his papers. Mathew
objected and after a short tussle suc
ceeded in tearing up the papers of the
newcomer. Patrolman Bender interfered
in the controversy and Mathew was
taken before the juvenile court, where
he was reprimanded and released. ,
The newcomer i again started to "sell
papers . upon the street corner ' and
Mathew forgot the court's reprimand
and again tried to wreak his venge
ance upon the Interloper, Patrolman
Bender again came to the younger boy's
assistance and took Mathew back to
the court. The Juvenile court sent him
to the detention home for discipline. :
Plans Are Filed With
Building Department
For Catholic Church
Plans for a new office for the Roman
Catholic Church of the Assumption were
filed this morning with the city build
Ing department by Jacobberger & Smith,
architects. The structure will be lo
cated on Smith ' avenue, between Bu-
channan and Burr streets, adjacent to
the Catholic school conducted by , the
Servite Fathers. The building will have
grounds dimensions of 118 by 40 feet
There was also filed with the building
department . today by the Willamette
Iron St Steel company plans for the con
crete, footings it proposes to construct
on property . at the foot of Sherlock
street, at a cost of 38000, preliminary to
the erection of shop . structures 300 by
460 feet. - ,
Multnomah County
Farm Bureau to Meet
At the Library Friday
An all day session of the Multnomah
County Farm bureau will be held Fri
day in the Central library hall, begin
ning at 10 o'clock. During the morning
session, at which K. B. Faville will be
the principal Speaker, committees will
be appointed and a report given ; on
the recent farm bureau membership
drive., -u.;.,- " ' i "' f.v'"
George; Mansfield f will be the prin
cipal speaker of the afternoon sessions
during which a program, of work for
the county, bureau will be mapped out.
Lorenzo E . Dole Case i
' Goes Over to April
; Trial of - Lorenzo E. Dole, i who is
charged with eettlng fire to the national
forest in Southern Oregon, was post-
Did You Read Last
Nigh t 's Papers ?
If so, you have heard of the unusual and remarkable
lie Sale
; held to mark the recent enlarging of our big
Third and Morrison St. Store
Today, Friday and Saturday
This sale is to take place at this store only. A,nd 4 glance at the bargains
below, which are only a very fewthere are more than 300 like bargains will
convince you that not a single person in Portland can afford to stay away
(lurfng these days. '-. . j.;- , . . ' 1 ' .
HERE ARE SOME VALUES THAT ARE UNEQUALED
SI. 50 Monarch Bath Spray and PI
S1.50 Bath Brush; the 2 for. . . DAOJL
S2.0a Wearever 2 -quart Hot Water Bot-
tie and $2.00 Wearever Foun- J0 V i
tain Syringe, the 2 for only. . . VilL'
50c Djer Kiss Rouge, 2 pack-, C - "
ages for tjLjL
50c Tubes, Chlora Dental Tooth CTI
............... urc
Paate, 2 for
75c Whit linen , Cr.h Stationery and
75c ' Package of " Envelopes to PTJ
match for ...i........ ....... DC
SI. 00 Gillette Safety Razor Blades, 35c
Ricks ec Iter's Shaving Cream and " 50c
Shaving Lotion, all t three for QJ
40c Ivory Manicure Instrument, A "1
2-for 41C
Easter Dinner Special ! i 6uJllira
Assorted Cream Wafers, the two for Saturday Only OlC
Coupons issued for Ice Cream Special at th
is : store redeemable Sunday at anr of
our stores.
A Free Souvenir will be given with each purc&ae to every man and
woman Free Ice Cream Sandwiches to all children.
Northern Pacific Irvington Perkins Hotel
Pharmacy , 1 Pharmacy - Pharmacy
Third & Morrison E. 15th & Broadway Fifth & Washington
poned thla morning by Federal Judge
Bean from March 29 to April 25, at the
request bf Dolt. The defendant ap
peared In court Tuesday and asked to
nave an attorney appointed, but . the
court denied his request when he learned
Dole la the owner of two farms. 'Dole
bas sow obtained counsel and the post
ponement was given to allow his at
torney to prepare hia case.
Marriage Licenses
Oregon City. March 24. Mrs. Mabel
Matlock of Clackamas and Harold E.
Ross of Portland and Martha McLarty
of West Linn and Forest Dale Smith of
Portland were issued licenses to wed by
the county clerk Wednesday. .
Do you
know
why
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To seal In the)
delicious Hurley
tobacco flavor.
SC80KE
CIGARETTE
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Doors Open 8 A. M.
Doors Close 6 P. M. .
ALOES STHEET AT WST PARE
Present this COUPON Friday or
Saturday, March 2& or 26, end
secure .
ts EXTKA 8. A H tl
" GREEN TRADING STAMPS
.with first 41 ot your purchase
and doable tarns with the bal
ance of purchase.
Bo
Kodak Department
YOU TAKE A KODAK
' . :
and add to the interest and pleasure of the
trip. - Photographic Department, Main Floor,
to the right of Main Entrance. Come in and
seethem. -' . y ,
Derelopinc Printing ' , Enlaryinc
ALL WORK GUARANTEED ,
i. Leather Department .
Large Assortment of Ladies' New Hand Bags - -
Regular. $9.00; special .'. $6.75
Tooled Leather Party Boxes . ;
Regular 1 6.00; special .'. . . .$4.50
Regular 9.00; special ...... . ....... $6.25
Regular 10.00; special .$7.50
Regular t 8.00 Traveling Bags. Genuine Cowhide. Special... .$6.75
Genuine Cowhide Suit Case. Regular 18.00. Special...... $11,75
. . Shopping Bags H' OFF
Boston Bags ...... .. ......... H OFT .-v;i
"LIKLY"
$20.00 Trareling Bag. Genuine Cowhide. Leather Lined.
Special $14.75
; Come! See ,
Our Mark Cross Leather
Easter Novelties
A fine large assortment from which
to make your selection.
!
'Passion" Coming Next
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Rubber Departiiient
4.00 3 quart Red Rubber Seamless Combination Hot-Water Bottle
and ' Fountain Syringe, complete with three fittings' and five
foot tubing. s-Extra special. -.$1.98
3.50 3-quart Seamless Fountain Syringe, complete with three fit
tings and 5 feet tubing. Extra special -$1.79
$2.00 2-quart Seamless Hot-Water Bottle. Extra special. .... .79c
Perfume Department
Lillian Russell's Own Toilet Preparatione
ALL FOR Vz OFF
Mary Face Powder, Bourjois,' Paris, Regular Soc;' special. .
Pro-phy-lac-tic Pen-e-tra-tor Hair Brush. Regular t.5o.
2.00 Bar Imported Castile Soap. Special .
Ladies' Fiberlold White Ivory Comb. Regular it.00; special,
.. .20c
. . . SOc
$129
5Dc
Djer Kiss . .
As The Petals
Mennen's
Talcum Powder
-. 25c
...... 25c
19c
Williams' ....
Listerine Talc
18c
...16c
HIND'S HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM
- i 39c AND 79c -
. . - - 1
r. . .. . : - V
- ORIENTAL CREAM -I
65c AND $1.35 v I
y k-; Miolena Toilet Article Demonstrated
Cold Cream i :. - : v ; . S0c
Freckle Cream (double strength)........ O
Face Powder ......75c Liquid Face Powder ....TSOc
Depilatory . ..... . . . . . .$1.00 i Nail Glow 25c
Nikk Marr Toilet Articles Demonstrated
Velvet Balm ............ 50c Velvet Cream 50c
Face Dressing ...... ...... 50c Velvet. Rouge 25c and...50c
Gray Hair Restorer...... $1.25 Neo-Plastique , $2.50
Stationery
Ward's Boston Linen, finest fabric. Regular 1.25 for. , .72c
Admiration Lawn, white j'gilt edged. Regular 1.00 for. C9e
Coyle & Gilmore's Raylawn, gilt dedge. Regular 1.00, for..... .67c
Homeopathic Remedies
Pallets, Tinctures, Tablets, Powders, Triturations
Ask for New Homeopathic Guide
Mezzanine Floor.
Elastic Hosiery
Knit on our own looms, of the best materials obtain
able. : : .
- v Second Ploor.
DOWNSTAIRS:
Easter Sweets at Special Prices
Assorted Easter Eggs, l pound. ................. ......... .29c
Assorted Easter Eggs, 1 pound ; .39c
Chocolate Cream Eggs, each 5cand 10c
EASTER BASKETS AND BOXES
RABBITS, SPECIAL 15c EACH
Chocolate Chips
Chocolate Peanut Clusters..,...,
Assorted Chocolate Creams. . . . . .
. .1 LB. 39c
EASTER GREETING CARDS
EASTER EGG DYES
Make Over Your Old Straw Hat Use" .
'dY-IT - - ---- - - - - COLORITE
JETUM - - - , - HAT BRJTE
Make over and change the color of the garment with
Diamond, Putnam, Sunset, Tintex, Rit, Aladdin, Twink, Rainbow,
1 Easy, Butterfly TinU, or Perfection DYES
PENN SAFETY RAZOR, SPECIAL 49c
SHERWIN-WILIAMS PRODUCTS I
i Family Paint
This Is i .very durable product, with a large covering capacity.
Special regular colors, per
PSX ss ....
COUPON
gallon ...$2.85
White, per gallon . . , . . $2.95
Special Floor Varnish in Quart
Cans Only $1.00
. Floor-Lac FREE Offer
Another ' chance 'to try out this
excellent varnish stain at -a very
small cost.
P CUTLERY
1 7-inch Shears, special ..... 69c
! 6-inch Shears, special.'.. .49c
4-inch Shears, special. . .49c
3-inch Shears, special. . .37c
Alarm Clock Special $1.39
Pocket Knives Reduced
- ' U TO H OFF
ELECTRIC STOVES
Special
$2.85 $9.85 $10.65
0
Nam.
Add
Town.
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This coupon and 10c entitles
bearer to M pint can of Floor Ue
and one Varnish Brush. ( Only
one of each to each tmrehaser.V
f t
ELECTRIC IRONS
Special
$5.95 $6.35
ELECTRIC PADS
Regular 11.00 at $8.35
Regular 12.50 at 4$9.65
WALLACE LAMPS Special $2.65
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-A Nation-Wide Inatitution
312 Stores
The New"
Spring Blouses
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$2-9S
D LOUSES of distinction such as you-
woijld wish for made in many models,
both regular and overblouses from all-silk
Pongee, Mignonette and Georgette.
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111 Fourth Street, Just North of Wash in g ton
We Never Hold a Sale L.
o rrcacrr7rv7 I for today
Mfr" jyTtV AND FRIDAY
St2XSJ3CJo ONLY
"PLEASURE
SEEKERS
99
with ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
proves that marrying a man to
reform him does not ' always
work out but something had
to be done when she found out
that he needed reforming after
they were'married.
"Dabbling in Art" Sennett Comedy
Liberty Events in Motion
Marie Chapman Macdonald Violinist
KEATES and Our Mammoth ORGAN