MONDAY. MAY 16. 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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TOWN TOPICS
. ctanxo ETEXTS
Methodist CoOes of Bishop, semi-annaal
MMtioc, Portland, May 11 to 17.
But MaiUr Plubcm UMciatioa. .Portland.
Mar 20. 21.
forestcra at Anartaa, araad smut, Portland.
Hay 22 and S3.
Koictata of Co lam boa. atat roancO, PorUaat
lbM.
HUte MadloU aaaoctettea, Jona. "
,Bim rntlnl. J una . and 10.
A. W. and . M. armnd iodca. Jona 14.
Eacera Stat, mad cbaptar, Jnaa 1ft.
Bvildina Owaaa and alanaiara, Portland,
iana 21 to 24.
O. A. B. departBMDt encaxapmant, Pandtetoaj.
iana.
Korthwaat Coaleranao M GradnaU Nonas,
ias 22 to 24.
tutt Latter Oarrtars aaaoeiatloa. Coaana.
Jua 2.
ladiaa Wat Vaterana of Nortn Pacrfia Coast.
Jwna SO.
Bnyara wack. Portland. Aocoat 1 to .
Iadapaodaat Ordar Had Man. rea council,
aUtoria, August 2.
Laoa county (air. Catena, tteptembec II to
Clackaasa eoonty (air. Can by. Baptembor 14
to 1.
iortbst Bay and Grain abow. Pandlaton.
Sernbsr 19 to 24.
afaltnomaJ) connty fair. Grsahaxa, Bcpteabet
It to 25.
Colombia eooaty lair. St. HeWna. Sapteaba
21 to 23.
Oregon SUte fair. Salem. Baptembor 26 to
October 1.
Linn county fair, Albany, October S to 8.
Wiko county fair, The Dalle, October 4 to T.
. Polk county fair, Ieilaa, October to B.
Moral Arcanum, fraud council. Portland, Octo
ber IS. .
Knights Templar, srand eommaadcry. Ln
Grande, October IS.
National Oranao m satin a. Portland. Nom
bar 8-18.
l-adfla International Ureatoek anyualtton.
Portland. November 25. 2.
Orecoa Ma association. Portland. December.
WEATHER FORECAST
Portland and Vicinity Tonight and "Tneedar
ahowera: aoathweaterly winds.
Oregon and Washington Tonieht and Tues
day showers; moderate aoutbweatcrly winda.
WEATHER CONDITIONS '
Irw preewre pretaila in the Rocky mountain,
plateau and 1'mcifie elates, and in the extreme
Houtbeaat. The remainder of the country is
entered by a high pressure area, the center of
which la otm the Lake region. Precipitation
ha occurred on the north Pacific elope, in toe
(iulf ate tea aad locally 'in Southern California.
Northern Wyoming and the District of Columbia.
The hearieat rainall reported waa 1.60 inches
at. Tampa, Pla. The temperature is aome
what above normal over the Kocky mountain re
gion and s generally below normal in other sec
tions, KelatiT) humidity at Portland Noon yester
day, AS par cent; 5 p. m. yesterday. 75 per
oeme a. m. today, 85 per cent.
Precipitation since January 1 Total. 22.4 J
inches; normal, 21.84 inches; exreea, 0.61
inch. DWABD L. WELLS.
.OBSERVATIONS
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Baier. Or 66 4TT .30
Rillings, Mont. 60 42 0
Boise. Idaho 78 52 .04
Boston, Uia. 82 54 0
Chicago, 111. 58 40 0
Denter, Colo. ............. 50 42 0
lies Moines. Iowa 62 40 0
alreUn, Texas 8- 68 .08
Honolulu. T. H. 82 , . . . 0
Juneau, 'Alaska .......... . 70 .... 0
Kansas City, Mo 04 50 0
KnoxTille. Tenru 70 54 O
I'M Angeles. Cat .......... 68 56 0
Manhfield. Or. ........... 58 46 .52
'Medford. Or. 66 12
New Orleans, La. i 76 66 .04
New Tork. N. Y. .......... 76 50 0
North Head. Wash. ........ 54 48 .36
North Platte. eb 46 46
Oklahoma City, Okla. . ...... 72 "52 0
Phoenix, Aria. 100 68 0
Pittsburg.. Pa. 60 4 8 0
Portland. Or. 63 50 .21
Hoseburg, Or. ............ 02 44 .24
8t, liouia. Mo. 66 50 O.
8t Paal, Minn. ........... RO 36 O
Halt lMke City. Utah 74 54 .04
Han Diego. Cal 62 66- .02
San Francisco. Cal. 58 48 0
Seattle. Mash. 62 49" .82
Spokane, Wash. 76 58 0
Tacoma, Wash. .......... , 82 48 .66
Tampa. 'la. 76 08 1.60
Vancouver, B. C. ........ . 64 52 .24
W alia Walla, W ash. ...... . 72 52 .08
Washington, D. C. . 56 .24
Wllluton, N Dv ....... ..... 52 88 0
Yakima, Wash, . ... 80 46 .70
Afternoon report of preceding day.
Gladstone's Twenty. Elrhth Meeting
The Gladstone Chautauqua will hold Its
twenty-eighth annual gathering July 12
to 24 inclusive. This association is the
outgrowth of a Chautauqua reading
circle held in early days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dye of Oregon
City. Interest In the reading circle grew
to such an extent that the decision was
reached to hold an outdoor session. An
organization was formed with Robert A.
Miller as president and the first out
door session was held in 1894, this being
so successful that quite a little sum was
left in the treasury after all expenses
had been paid. The beautiful grounds
at Gladstone were given on a 50-year
lease, without cost to the society, by
Harvey E. Cross.
May Reopen Coal Mine The Rosseau
coal mine, five miles east or Medford. is
being Investigated by H. H. Burtt of
Portland, representing Portland capital,
with a view of further developing this
property and placing this coal on the
market in the various cities of Oregon.
The coal Is said to be of good quality.
A depth of 1600 feet has been attained
and Mr. Burtt thinks the quality will
Improve dairy as further depth Is
reached. . "
From Seattle to T aroma colonel C R.
Forbes, newly appointed head of the
United States war risk insurance bureau,
has telegraphed orders to the headquar
ters of the Thirteenth district, composed
of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, with
headquarters in Seattle, to proceed to
Tacoma- at once and secure office space
in that city large enough to accommo
date the headquarters of the war risk
ii'Surance bureau and the federal board
of vocational education. The headquar
ters employs 1SS persons, occupies 100
office rooms and has a monthly payroll
Of $20,000. - J - ; r . ; ...
Sheaara's Aato Bas I,lne portland
St Helens division Leave Portland 7 :!0
a. m., 10 a. m.. 1p.m. and 4 p. m. daily
and 11:15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and
holidays. f Leave St.- Helens 7 :30 a.
10 :65 a. m 1 :16. p. m., X :45 p. m., 6 :1
p. m." and 9 :45 p. m. daily, and 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday. Sunday and holidays. Buses
leave Sr. Charles hotel. : 204 Morrison
street. : Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
Carrey to Talk ea Hose Jesse A.
Currey of the Portland Rose society
and 1 N Cornell will be the speakers
at the banquet tof the Portland" Associa
tion of Credit Men Thursday night In
the Benson hotel. Currey will speak on
The Rose." while Cornell will tell of
the "Psychology of Collecting." The
association will meet at 6:15 in the eve
ning. t .. : . ... ...
Shepard's Asto IVaa Lisea Portland-Astoria-Seaside
division Leave Portland
7 :30 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1 p. m. and 4:15 p.
m. daily. Leave Astoria 7 :1S a, m., 10
a. m., 1:30 p. m and 6:15 p m. Direct
connections at Astoria to and from Sea
side and Clatsop Beach points. Buses
leave St. ' Charles ' hotel. 204 Morrison
street. Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
Bishop to' Address Kiwasis Bishop
Charles W. Bums of the Helena, Mont.,
area of the Methodist Episcopal church,
will address the Ki wants club at its
noon luncheon in the Multnomah hotel,
Tuesday. -;. By special arrangement Ora
G. Murphy will render several piano se
lections. : . :.. ' .
Sbepard's j Alto Baa Llset Multno
mah Falls division. Leave Portland
1:30 a. m.. 11 a. m.. 2:45 -p, nu. 4:30
p. m. and 6 p. rn. daily.' Leave Mult
nomah Falls 7:15 a. m.. 11 :15 a. rl,
12 :55 p. m.. 4 p. m. and 6:10 p. m.
daily. Buses " leave St. Charles hotel.
204 Morrison street. Telephone Mar
shall 438L Adv. V -
PltUbarg Bishop Speaker Bishop
Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburg Will
speak before the Rotary club Tuesday
noon on "The Need of a New Interna
tional Mind." The meting will be held
in the Crystal room of the Benson hotel.
Miss Grace Trestrail of Community Serv
ice will sing.; , v
8Bepard's As to Bas Maes Portland
Hood River division Leave Portland
S:30 a. m.. 11 a. m., 2 :45 p. m. and 4:30
p. in. daily, i Leave Hood River 9 :30 a.
m., 11 a. m.,' 2 :20 p. zru, and 4 :30 p. m.
daily. Buses leave ST. Charles hotel. 204
Morrison st. Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv
Tke only proper aamber to can Is East
3088 when ; you require the Salvation
Army truclc to call for your waste ma
terial. Help us to help others by your
help Address 24 Union ave. Major
John Broe, district offlcer.rAdv.
Portland - Tillamook Cadillac stage
Hoyt hotel daily at 8:15 a. m. and 2 p.
m. Special arrangements made for fish
ing parties. Adv.
Browa Boost Exposition Wilson W.
Brown, manager of the Owl Drug com-
Women's Soles
Men's Soles . . .
. $1.10
..$1.50
Best Leatner Best Work
We call asd deliver.
Phone Today, East 906
Money
If you would be wealthy, think of
saving as well as getting. Benjamin
Franklin, j ,
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To have money yoa matt save.
The more you have the more you
can make. ;
..,(.
Lay aside a certain sum each day
and deposit it In a . Savings Account
in this Bank.
We pay Interest on Saving aad Time
Deposits. .- j
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
! BANKERS
Chamber of Commerce Balldlng
FOURTH STREET SIDE
Boynton Furnaces
Our Special System or oyntosi rinuH
FURNACKS ia
A SUCCESS
- 1CT US INSTALL YOURS
J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO.
fHOMK MAIN 44VI : SO MARKET ST.
The Connecting Link
Between the office and 'the factory is
. system, and ; since a chain is. as strong
as its weakest link, so must this import
ant link be strong. Our line of office
equipment will bring system to you. May
- we demonstrate this to you on our third
floor? . . . i .
FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES
STRUCTURAL STRENGTH MODEL SAFES
DESKS TABLES CHAIRS
STATIONERY j
TlhieJ.K.GiilCo,
Third and Alder Streets -
pany store in Portland, has ! returned
from - Seattle where he attended the
Northwest convention of RexaU clubs.
As a result of Brown's presence, Lewis
Liggett of the Rexall concern will carry
back to Boston, his horns city, a resolu
tion unanimously indorsing the Atlantic
Pacific Highways and Electrical Expo
sition in Portland, 1925, and asking the
cooperation, . not the ' competition, of
Boston.1 i .. :
Electricity for Gorge Hotel The Pa
cific Power Sc Light company has fin
ished construction of an electric line to
the new Columbia Gorge f hotel : on the
Columbia rlverj highway. J The hostelry
will have- the most elaborate lighting
system of any building in Hood River
county. A crew of eight men have been
engaged for six weeks on extending and
changing the company's lines end con
necting with the hotel, which will open
for reception of. guests about June X.
Oregon Basks Are Chary Promotion
of the $10,000,000 Oregon-Washington
Fruit-Canning association, contemplat
ing a merger of the canneries of the two
states, has received its second setback
at the hands of the Oregon bankers who
have rejected j proposals made by the
Washington banks for financing the new
corporation. Although the Washington
banks are actively interested in the pro
motion of the merger on account of their
interest in the Paulhamus plants. Oregon
banks have held aloof and refused to act
on the board of directors. : !
Lime Deposits Foand One of the few
lime deposits as yet found on the coast
was discovered by Clarence Altree on his
farm near Toledo recenUy. r The deposits
appear as an outcrop at the head, of an
old slide and ! while the uncovered por
tion appears as a narrow dya. some per
sons who have studied it trunk the whole
mountain, may be underlaid by the lime
stone deposits. The find has 'been re
ported to the state highway commission,
which is in search of rock suited for
road building purposes. ,
Portiasd Girl Is Samed Helen Van
Nuys of Portland, a junior at Whitman
college, has been nominated to the of
fice of president of the women's league
of Whitman, an organization embracing
all women of the college. Miss Van Nuys
is a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority and vice president of
the campus T.j W. C A. f ,
Portland-Kewberg Bas Leave Fourth
and Alder daily, S :30. 9 :30, IX a. m. and
L 2:30. 4:15, 6:30, :30 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314.
Adv. . ;
PorUaad-Salem Stars Leaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from
7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare S1.75. Adv.
Radio Amatears to Meet Invitations
have been sent by the Northwest Radio
assooiation for all amateur radio oper
ators to meet in Portland for a banquet
the night of June 9, during the Rose Fes
tival. It Is expected: wireless devotees
from all parts of Oregon and Washing
ton will attend. Men prominent in radio
work have been invited, to address the
gathering, which will be held in the
clubrooms of . the East . Side Business
Men's club. '- v ;v; t -
Aged Indians Visit Reservation. There
recently Arrived in Pendleton probably
the two oldest Indians in the Northwest.
They are Ka-hl-yes, 125 years old, and
his wife, who la but a few years the
junior - of her husband.. - The two " are
members of the Walla Walla tribe and
are visiting relatives at the Umatilla In
dian agency. , Ka-hi-yes is blind and his
wife is deaf, but otherwise the hand of
time has dealt gently j with the pair, who
are hale and hearty.- j
J Examiner Is Betalled Leo J. . Flynn,
examiner, has been detailed by the inter
state commerce commission to hold a
hearing at Portland, June 27, in the case
of the Willamette Iron & Steel Works
against the director general of railroad,
the Baltimore & Ohio and other rail
roads. . r. . ; ' ,; .
Salem. Mill City Stags Line Connects
O. E. No 6 for Mill City ; connects O. E.
No. 9 (to Stayton only). Jos. Hamman,
Salem phene 44. Adv.
Regiment - Leaves Camp Lewis The
United States army j transport Buford
sailed from Seattle Ifor Honolulu last
week beating the 55th regiment of the
coast artillery from Camp Lewis to its
new two-year station- at Fort Kame
hamewa of the Pearl" harbor 'defenses,
Honolulu. The reigment comprises 650
men and 20 officers, in command of
Lieutenant-Colonel Edwards. -
Hood River Bars Allen. Labor Any
employment by contractors engaged on
Hood River county work of any but
American citizens will., according to a
Pacific IronWorks
! ... ...
East 29th and Clackamas
Portland, Oregon
STRUCTURAL
STEEL PLANT
Carry in Stock a Complete
'..Line
Steel Beams -Channels
.
Angles
Plates
Plain material furnished in
twenty-four hours after re
ceipt of order. ?
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QUANTITY
vs
QUALITY
Glasses are not a quantity
product, but" a quality
which means ability and
workmanship. .
Arc you just looking
for glasses or results? If ;
results, I invite you to my
office where you get 20
years of optical experience
and personal attention. .
Exclusively Optical
Dr. J. D. Duback
171 Broadway
Next to Hippodrome Theatre
resolution Just adopted by the county
court, render the contract void. The
resolution stated that ex-service men
were finding it difficult to get employ
ment and that many jobs formerly held
by them were now betne- hi h.
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citizens.-
meeting of the Daddies. clu.b will be held
tonight in Its hall at 129 Fourth street
Matters of importance are to be con
sidered and a full attendance is desired.
Steamer America, for St. Helens and
way landings, daily at 1:30 p. m foot
of Alder street. Sundays. St. Helens only.
Baddies Cl to Meet-The regular .t 11 :30 a. m. Main S323- Adv.
Sthool Districts Win Illbbon
Ca.thlamet. Wash.. May 18. At ths
county school fair ' held at Skamokawa
Thursday and Friday every district was
awarded a share of credit end blue rib
bons, the Cathlamet high school receiv
ing special recognition from the state
office.'- '
The Good Things in Life
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Tr-- I
an Jrf
LITTLE, is worth while
which isnt accomplished
or accumulated through
sacrifice.
Bringing up one's capabilities
and building up his bank bal
ance merits putting aside pass
ing pleasures and luxuries. 1
We believe the United States Na
tional Bank; can help you do both.
Savings Department
Open Saturday Evenings
6 to 8
TltetcHiStaotes
Nafioraal Bank,
Stjiih and Stark
"One of the Northwest's
Great Banks
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Quality Merchandise Costs Less in the Long Run Shop at This Store and Get the Best ! J
Glint
A very remarkable preparation
brightens and softens the hair and
brings out the natural lights. Non
injurious to hair or scalp. Treat
ments given and for sale -2d Floor.
NEW LINES
COUCH
HAMMOCKS '
PORCH
SWINGS .
JUST
RECEIVED
3D FLOOR
Mil
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
." - lMORPlSON. ALDER. WEST PARK. AND TENTH STREETS. 1
PORTLAND
AGENCY
. FOR
GOSSARD,
" NEMO.
BIEN JOLIE
ADALINE
CORSETS
We Give S. & H.
Stamos
on ; all purchases' amounting to iOc
ormore a-direct cash saving on
the money you spend.
"EVERY
V
WOMAN'S
SALE "
I Our Entire Stock of Women's Outer Wear at REDUCED Prices
GARMENT DEPT., 2ND FLOOR SOUTHWEST SECTION
QUALITY APPAREL not trash. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists in fact, everything a woman needs
in the wy of outerwear is included in this extraordinary sale. We have planned to make this an event long to
be remembered in the annals of Portland merchandising by giving our customers the benefit of extremely low
. prices NOW instead of waiting until the season is practically over. Come prepared to buy high-class wearables
at lowest-in-the-city prices. Bargains for everybody! Early shopping will be greatly to your advantage.
Every
Garment Reduced
Ages 6 to 60 r
Every Woman's Suit Reduced!
Every Woman's Coat Reduced!
a
7Eyery Girl's Coat Reduced!
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rEvery Woman's Dress Reduced!
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Every Gjrl's Dress Reduced!
Every Woman's Skirt Reduced!
Every Woman's Sweater Reduced!
Every Woman's Petticoat Reduced!
Every Girl's Petticoat Reduced!
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Every Woman's Blouse Reduced!
.
Every Woman's Waist Reduced!
Every Woman's Middy Reduced!
.
Every Girl's Middy Reduced!
.
Every Woman's Apron Reduced!
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Women's Bathing Suits Reduced!
I Millinery Special!
I Sailors $3.75
rr Second Floor The same, sort of Hats other stores about town
EE are offering at J5, $7.50. and 8.50. Lisere braids and Milans
of good quality. Black with white facings, blue and brown, blue
and brown with black facings all black.: These are trimmed
E with best grade gros grain bands and are very smart for sport
E and outing wear. 50 of these good hats ready for tJJQ rjfT
your choosing.. Specially priced Tuesday.' only i?- I J
Millinery Salons, 2d Floor
May Sale of Silks and
Dress Goods
2.50 Taffetas, Crepes, Satins and Foulards priced special at SI. 98 yard
5.00 Satir Crepes and Canton Crepes" special Tuesday at $4.48 yard
-3.00 Satins, Crepes, Pongees, Taffetas, Fancy Silks special $2.48 yard
3.50 Taffetas, Charmeuse and Novelty SHks priced special $2.98 yard
6.50 Novelty Sport Canton Crepes priced special Tuesday $5.95 yard
2.25 Colored Serges in 56 inch width. Special Tuesday at $1.85 yard
5.00 and 6.00 Colored Trlcotines, 54 inch, special, only $3.75 yard
Deoendable Coffee
3 I M
assJajaaaWaaaaaasaas"
1-lb. Cans priced at 43c
3-lb. Cans priced at $125
5-lb. Cans priced at $2.00
Dependable Coffee is vacuum packed and is
always fresh and delicious. Try this good Coffee I
Lily of the OQ-
atatl
Valley Catsup for
R n i 1 Whit
5 Soap, 22 cakes for
Strawberry Preserves
put up in glass. ("f
Special 35c, 3 for Ol
Ask for your Stamps!
Model Grocery, 4th Floor
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