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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY, MORNING. JUME ,12, 1S21. 11 GREAT MENTIS! IV1EETING IS BEING r HELD AT CRESTON 3 i ihii i mi i m t , , Camp , Meeting, With Its : 275 " Tents, Makes It Largest Gath . ering of Society Held in N.W. ; I ADVENTISTS HAVE LARGEST MEETING IN HISTORY , , . The largest camp meeting in the history of the Seventh Day Advent 1st church in the Northwest is in cession at Creston Park station on 1 fthe Mount Scott carllne. The 3L50o f or more people attending the meet-t L. tings from points throughout Oregon 4nd Washington are camping in 275 ents or In nearby homes. J Th camp Is the largest ever" erected ere and la erranged am a small city. The tents are arranged with streets and venues ant campers have the conveni ence on the grounds of a grocery, cafe teria, electric lights, and receiving tent ' er visitors. : Attendance at the main services has teen increasing every day, according to Elder I. K. Dickson of Portland. Judjr ing from crowds attending "vweek nights It Is anticipated that the mam jnoth pavilion seating 2500. people will net be able to hold the crowds this after neon and evening. Three great services are planned for . today. The Rev. -George B. Thompson ef Washington. D. C, will preach at 10:10 a, m. ; Dr. P. T. Magan, dean of tha Lome Linda college of medical evan gelists of California, will preach at $ iSO p. m.. and Dr, ' Arthur G. Daniells of - Washington, D. C, president of the world 1 conference of Seventh Day Ad ventlsts, will preach at 7:30 p. m. A S-mlnut song service led by a large their will precede each service. i Much attention has been given during (he meetings to the laytnen'a missionary (novement, which means definite home fBissionary activity for each member. j "Every Seventh Day Adventlst is com muted to world wide -missionary en deavor the day he accepts the teachings af his church;' declared Dr. Daniells Friday night in his sermon. "That is (ha reason this denomination for Its sis is far ahead of any other Christian de ! nomination In its foreign mission - pre yirara." . 1 In speaking of tithing he said ; - Ged will fulfill his promises to the tithe payer. He has done so In a marked way te our people In JSurope as elsewhere. Somehow in a wonderful way our peo ple in Eurepe have been spared from Standing in the bread lines of the war " ftricken countries." t Dr. Daniells said the Seventh Day Ad ventlsts gave in 1920 over 20 cents per member per day for missionary en '. deavor. : . . I AVZ - USJL WW ,SM M 1IIJI MS. il ft v '' 'A - ; 7 1 I - Over 273 tents form a miniature city at East Fifty-second and Powell streets to bouse .attendants al annual Seventh Day Adventlst camp meeting 700 High School Graduates State Auto Traffic Officer Is Injured Medford, June 11. As the , -result ef a Collision ef his, motorcycle, while he-was pacific highway Friday night with, a Tay rake which had; no.Itgffts, Harry '1 Sriffitb, state motor vehicle inspector and automobile traffic ofQcer, is in the hospital here with several bad cuts in his leg. k He arrested. Fay, Cannon, driver of the hay rak, before going to. the hospital. ' Astoria Carpenters- Strike Over Wages Astoria, June 11. A . dispute over a difference- tt 50 cents a day In car penters' wages resulted In a strike being called ..oday, halting construction on the annex to the high school and several other ' buildings, i The . uoto-i seals is $7. CO . and the contractors are offering 60 cents less. . , $2,60S,SOO Salt Dismissed " Olympra, Wash.. June s 11. (U- P,)--The supreme court yesterday upheld Superior "Judge John D. Fletcher . of "Pierce in dismissing an action ef W. F, Hays against' the Sumpter Lumber com pany for $2,02,G00 on a contract for the sale of timber lands. Commencement Friday Night , sr Mere than 700 boys and girls i will be graduated from Portland high 1 schools this week.; Prospective graduating classes include 184 at Jefferson. 154 at Washing ton, 135 at Lincoln, 73 at Franklin, 40 at' James John, 10 at Commerce and 4 J at the Girls Polytechnic, The Benson Polytechnic list ig not announced. Commencement exercises wilt bo held next Friday night at the various schools. While the satire list of speakers Is not ready, it is announced that Bishop W. T. Sumner will deliver the address to the pupUs,of Washington high.! The- prospective graduates are : 4EFFESON Sadie Esther Andaraee ; Howard Kfainl tTna 1. Andrei : Charlotte M. aUAwood . EWe Wallin ' riom A. Ward ' Buby E. Waraet Emma H. Wwrandt ltoroiiiy Ann Hi nT WtVM Kathryo VVighttnaa William Pcan Wilbur Catherine M. Woodsrd Kirk Vr4s1it Retina i. SSippU Manan V. ZoUse - ;iady Uartaret Yoa Maxiaa Bererly StoaKt Holaa Annette Varataas Gordos C WiiJUaooD John Nawtan Aadnu Franaia C. Bamngar : Gladys V ids Bate man t KytAjn Bensatt Lara Rowland Bercarik Clifford Benut Edward Robert TJronton Berrr Cbarlea H. Bloomcarden Lois A. Lesatt i raw rfamaa iawaa earn beaa. uicar nam man IoaJ1 Myrtle Knudsoe Antonia E. Kobentets Wayne E. Knha Dorothy Larkin ArthnT Leaf Alice V. TeKander Alice C. LindeU Bnaka' i Mary Montana Brraa ? vt uiana u. Brawlat ; Vtrf ini Uimithma . ( Great Ann Broanace Carroll A. Bullen .; Harold HvrkiU HllUan UaweU Burton, CimE. Camberf , , Margaret H. Carroll - I.ncile Carter I Belea A. CUambreaa Leland Taylor Cbapin ' Myrtha Qaae Clieadla Loia H. Chitwoed : Gloria Dorothy Christ 1 Marie a W. Chrwtnw Gladys B. Crabtrea . Mildred A. Crocker Waiter Ecusign Crusoe Era A. Cummin ca ' lwu Uaad Davenport; Anita Da,is i&iel baupbin Dari 1 Bamona M. iDawsoa f Mary A. Dengler . . 1 Kaclwl Ellen peTo -Martaret Maaoa. UMey Merwin C, lJickon ' Lo) Vera OebbuM , Giadya DuBoia - f Gladya Ellen Dnrall Martha Augusta Eekect James Bcklea IdeUe Marjorie Egbert Edna Louisa Ef ger AWin Eikins " H tan ley Theo. Basael Esther Anna Figgina s William Ronald frasier AsenaU Heltt(Ubbrt Carl H. Garb ! Dorothea Gilbert MargarH Baa Uiarer Kuth Helen Letuyibsry Annie Land Mildred M. Lather Gilbert M. Maaoner Chaanaeg Klein MarsUS) Tt.h Uu afartin Wilms loabelle MeAyeal JKuth H. Collier Henry Fsrren Goon Edith Violet Gordon James Si. Gntim Hilda Outer . I Harry Hull Harris -Iena B. Harris .v , j. ? Mgnr Crosby Harris i , Eleanor M. HartmaO Florence E. Heath ; Mar Helen HellrweU ? Josephine M. lieodricka ed C. Henkel , . Muriel Joyce Heericsaefl Barbara Nell Hixsoe j Catherine Hogshira ! Jyueille T. HolUnsUead Bessie Lillian Holt : Iuey Hoarer jt . MaybeUe Atha Howard Eunire Hudwsn - j Winmfred Hurafeld Bernice Hunt Mary E. Hutchinson j Uuth Janann . ! ' Buby B. Jobnstoa -1 Kose Jones Eunice Hobert JeMurd Eelyn Colbume i1 . Dolores V. Kelsey - Harold Henry MeAsdie Bruce A. MscGregor Floyd E, MeKalaos James T. MeKinlry Kdwsrd Marios Miller Kdward Williaes Miller Joseph N. Misoeets Elisabeth U Momsoa . Mas M. Nehl i Maud Neighbor . , Patsy Keilaa f f'rances Marian Nendel Irene Noland i - James C. Osborne ' Tuler Peterson Otto Anna Pacher ' ' Lewis C rsyae !dn Mae Paytoe Helen E. Peanon John Magnus Pegrson . Edward W. Peck AVUtiara Johnson Pack Clsndia A. Plank f A Uea Beatrice) purdy Ernest George Reuter Lillian Naomi BKketta Gorden Biley , "u"lPh W. Blmbach . fciUbU N Bobinsoe . J'rancetU RoetlTV -H tying Bertil Kaaen Generieee N. Baaea Ja Barclay Bugg I-YttchoKg Geo. Ksl&irnai 1-ttUan P. SchriSder Tionihy Francea Bcotton . Nettie A. ene . Rnth Ellen Sensenich Mildred Mary Seufert . LaTerne S. Severanoa . Jpnepa W. Shea. Eleanor Pearl BjunnsoB ' Paul inbad Margaret skarlaa Anna Lee Smyth Carol V. Squire Robert Lee Stephens Lona Vay Btrickler . John Dennis BtUliran W. Price Sullivan T helms Ij. Sunderland ton WeUer Thoaapaoa Hilda Marietta. Thome Aaron Touhey , Austin f. TrumbiQ Mamie Turner . i OliTeTurney I Erelyti Hope Underwood Hoyd Newman UUey Dorothea C. Vance Elizabeth M. VanHook Stella L. VanFlect - van V reeland i Dorothy M. Wagner riors M. Wakefield Maxiaa Walkse . - - WASHINeTC-M PonaM r. Abbott ' Aden A Jones n uiiam . AJIard Orpha Helen Baches Miaeres M..Bolej nudrad Baker B. LeoM Baldwin M. Virginia Bane A. Gwendolyn Beach Edith L. Bewly M. Paulina Bondnrsnt Marjorie Beothby Haael D. Borders Gladys L. Boelee Lswrseee g. Brackett Herbert V. Brooks Doris M. Brown Neil it. Burdick Theresa J. Button M. Wtnona. Bvingtoa Elmer TJ. Calef Helen D. Campbell ' Helen Scott Canine Adelene M, Carr ThelmaRChambarUi, Anabel Q. Clark Mary M. Ciena liclaa J. Cos V rancM C. Corner Refinement Marks the Pure from the Dross. A reverent perfection of service which includes the some thought f ul attention to every detail has created an atmosphere of com plete confidence in pur abilirj'. Decades of constant refined service have established an ideal absolute refinement. 1 ' 1 Ejdward Holman 6fSon . . .",.!..: n :... ' 1 ... . ' " ? " :; 'h' ' if ' '. ' 'J-i' -" ' :- ' 1 f Funeral Directors to the People of Portland f Sincel877 ' I - Third and Salmon , .Main '507.. Mary V. Coi Leola M. Craig Allan W. CrieeeQ Alice A. Currga -Joyle Dahl Harriet M. Delby , Jeanette A, Dausch Iris I Diamsad Robert 8. Dickinson Raroone M. Diamond Mary K. Drppart Maurice E. Dorfman lne L Donn Marguerite Dqtnher Katherine Easterdaj Ruth JEdwards Margaret Hi Ellis Karl D. Emmerich Helen J. Erana Arthur L. Ewe 11 -DeridA. fall Erneet A. Parley Mary Jane Fitspatrick ' Katharine. A. Foster Louise F. rowler Margaret A. Freiherr Penelope M. Gehr - r:urtM K. iiotdri Prances I-Grippe r -Krlin IL Guild , John J. Haak ' " LoisE. HalP . M. Thelrae; Tlsmrici Hermaa B. Hsrper -William L. Harper Keith C. Harrisoan Helen Healy Jack L. Hoffnsas Maurice O. Hoffman Gertrude Helen Houk Lee Hunt- v O. Paul Irrine - . Edward J. Jelen ' Lauge C. Jensen -Grace T. Johnson ' Joy I. Johnson Mildred L. Johnson Rath E Jolinsoa tINOOLM Benjamin J. Adlemaa Elizabeths, vnuiy k. J,did Ann atelttla 1 ArUK-Kanaed . Y,-,Krfoo : John BlnelaJr Kir Bales Kinehaee Albert W.Sais Gwendolyn u Kokaa Delbert J. KoonU ' aa LaBocha Alsie C. Larsea -Mildred M. Larson Enna V, Latham Eugene P. Leidigh Garrett W. Lewis E. Dorothy Lowe Van! Lqndy . Mary A. McCuIIagh ! Helen MeGlauflia 5 , Vera B. McKeehaa Georgia B. Mcjtowa Lorena E. Me rr Ben jemia B. Matbeee Carl a. Meisssar Harry L. Meyer ' I Myrl Miller " - Loeile V. Moreleck A. Glenn Muir t'leaaen MulhoHand Peart M. Muneey . Irma L. Myers I'auline Myers Gwendolyn Newtoaj i Hamy Marie Nnnn Blanche . O'Neill Josephine Orput , Harry E. Palmer Alice Peeper Harlan B. Pearl . Helen R. Peart Willis A. Potter Eloise C. Prudhomme Erancis P. Quinn , Homer A. Quint Mary E- Raines K ranees li. Beades Hiltoa W, Rose George R. Schuls 1 1 Helen L. Schuppel Wsry M. Search Ethel M Seward LuellaM. Shoemaker A. HoUitter Skiliiu Hazel SmiU Roger B, Smith ' Irene E. Soder James H. Spaulding -Margaret E. 8 pence " Clarence V. Btarbuck . Marie L, Strobe ' Virgil L. Surfua Robert J. Tanker norE. Ten Eyek Oliee M. Terrell Philip R. Thompson Cornelius Tojueth Jr. ' Josephine H. Ulrica . Warren J. Ulrich Edward Van Men " KHtlier C. Warner Waldemar P. WsbrU Mildred White - H. Adrian Williams Margaret C. Willis Iollie M. Wingrore : Wayne Weodmansem ; RobarU B. Wrcnn . i: H. Akin Louis R. Atchison Agaea A. Austin Martha Battersoa WiUiem H. Berk Sara D. Bernstein Adeline C Bleasirtg'- S. Boretein Elixabeth H. Boschke Elrida J. Bowman yr EU BoynUm Marie A. Bridge Betty Brink W. Burl Brownjohn Rate Buffham' Rwufrt R, BulUragt Edit E. Burka iWa M. Cpell DeUnd G. Carlson ' Helen L. Carney Carolyn Cbeeley Rachel J. Cbezem Ruta M. Claridge Carol Close Elizabeth- a -CoekerhA-Ethel Mi Cekerham Echo U. Cole , Irwin L. Cole Clarissa C. Cook Phyllis M. Copl. a Darrell D. Dalrympla Ruth E. Davenport Chartes A. Daris Jack Daris Wilbur U Daris Adabelle Edwards i Nettie K. rid red -franres M. Elmer ' Louella P. Ersrhart Delbert . Pmnegaa ' Mary G. Fisher Frances Friedentba Harold G. Garner Jeanne E. Gay SteHe C. -GioTaneta Herbert E. Goldsmith Margaret Goldtb waits Mary P. Griffin Marie A. Harding Madeline D. Haas . Louis V. Heck man Ramona E. Hers Dudley M. Hill Robert F. Hill Jr., Benj. S. Himmeifarb Helen G, Hopkins Blanche A. Hough Reginald A. Hunt : Virginia K. Irwia Martha Iseusa -Mirissu B. Jabnsaa , Vlrian Johsoon Mildred T. Kan'skaf Beldon C. Keller Faye M. Kemmer Bonnabelle Kens Kerr Virginia I King Marc is Knight Harold M. Kramer Gertrude N. '-Offish " Ieslie L. Launer Jose F. LaneUngia licille 8. Lery Samuel A. Levy Margaret Lewis Ernest J. IeU Marie V. MaiUand Muriel M. slason Gordon H. Matthews Robert W. MaxweU George D. McGormick Lloyd M. McCormiek Ethel E, Mickelsou James Francis Millar Lucile Morgan Max Naimark Luiian K. Nelaoa ' " ' Edwin W. Neueauer . Lenna E. Nugent Thomas Neilsoa Pag Virginia Igneak John-H. Pano - ' ' Ruth M. Parker. Helen J. Parr ' Mamie G. Paulaoha ' lyorinne L. Peacock i George E. Pellon Darid L. Piper Jack A. Flebuch Bam A. Pemerants Remo Price Thelma JU Beaey Madelin G. Rciahart ' Ruta Reiter . Mary E. Hie - -Marcus Roskowits MUlrad A. Samuel Edna E. Sandblom Josephine O. Seaiy ' : Dagmar A. Skulaaaa Ieonard Smrtlier Durad B. Souls Jean Spencer . Kenneth A. Stephenson ' Gilbert Suaerean Helen W. Vascta Katherine A. Vogea : Nsdyne W. Waddle Henrietta K. Warkentin Kstfaer W. Warren Sylri Weinfrtein Irene E. Welcom RazieWellhausea Harold R. Whiteside Margaret L. Wilcox ; ' Bonnylyn I. Wilkinson Ruth M. Wilkinson Bonis J. Wilier Newaa S. Wilson Darid O. Wright Esther M. Wright Prod C. Wright FRANKLIN Mildred Andenoa ' Donald Lesrsonv Ererett Ball Katheryn BaU Royal Bigham Hortense Binderop Herbert Bledora Howard Blake Mildred Boon Ruth Bestney tmia Boase ' Claude Burcheu Bestrio Csrtoou A rlie Caudle ' Camilla Ctorrrie babel Co Cecile Daniel Aana Doaeinc Irene Duaeaa Roy Farley Helen Framptoa Kaihsrine Freemsa . Matilda Gang! Raymond Guerber. Frank HaUier Muriel Harrison Paulia Hesa Jennie Horner Juiia JsbloMki ., Grace Jasper Harold Johnson -Faith Jones -Martha Kellandet : Bernice Kearua Alice Kessler ; Charles Kins eryl Kirm John Kolfcanr Erma LUjeholm Esther Ltadlett Chester Lytl . Howard McCatt Elisabeth MrCermack Carotin McEwen - Doris Mann Hesdea Mtealf , -IRoy Meyer ! Helen Michaelsoai -VieletMUler Aides Mills Kenneth Patten ' Ijeis Potter "William Poabee Corinae Poweta . J eaten Querinberry Wsltcr Rssmnsatn Robin Re Dorothy Bobtson ' . Generier Salyanl Ruth Saunders I Roy Shaffer Bertha Schumaches " Eugene Simmons 1 : Edward Smith " Erua raith I i Mildred Hmtth - Woodson Smith Eugene Squire- ' Eugenia Squire . William Swsii Beroice Terrill Eugene Vadder ilxae WeiBiUia Gertie Avery Sibyl Barrett Mary Benson Irene Bod way -Margaret Bueerman Iaey Cooper Vera DibbL Clara Edwards Baxter Galloway . Helen GaU Fred Gcrke Helen Hood lee Hosklna Audrey Jssms : ' Glenna Jones ; Ruby Johnson Bammin Jower Frank King Ellery I zanders -Jessie McNiren JAMKB dOHH . Rut Mean Selma. A, Me Fiord Monde ZaldsMulsr Harry MeUon Gladys Pew Ceeile Robersoa ' Owen Bobartaoa Beth Boger Sarah Becor Lola Shirley ' Carrie Bkellg ZeU Smith -Earl SteTensM Elisa Vinson : ' Jsek Vinson I ' James Vrooraan : Paul Wagner Wylma Wagner Lata Waldea .. OOMMKROR Gail 0. McDosAld r?eil Thomas Agaa ' Ethel Laurence Arnold Georgians E. AuaUa. Gold Viola Baker Sophie Bernstein Jobs J. Bonadurer . Viol Grace Booek . Gertrude B, Eaton William J. Fens Annette Feldsteia Nellie B. Freenvaa MoHieGeller . 4' Sadie K. Gorden - Dorothy L- Hamblen Gladys Luella Hesgird Helen M. Johnson Helen Velma KtT Ada Adrienn Lambert Jessie La " Elia Uehtgara . 0IRLS roLVTKQHMie Tilly Abplsnslp : NaemsM. Keplht VemaMseBal ' Marie M. Korlana Eleanor K. Bane Theodore V. Barker Laura Bingamaa -Beelya Groea Bona Ennie Esther Brindiey ntnei May Caples Helen M, May Lyrtia M. Neimt KlllMy Petk Geldi L. BAttkia - Helen O. llogers Pauline Sebwarts Sara E. Sbsman Hymen BeJka Dorothy Straie Ixmis J. TaechaU Sam S. Treiger , .,, Myrtle A. Trogea Werner rhlmaa ' Theresa Wagner -Reynold Whlfte In B- Weinstein Edwin Wstterbofg Maiai Zusman Robie Neita Cobb , Dorothy Dell Dean " Lar erne Donaldson Franc Engenberger Virian B. Fiddamaa Velma Finzee Edna Mae Fox Gladys GiU Winifred Grace Glass ' Mabel Goodsman Bevdah Marie Gordon Grace Hansen . Florence Hoffman Lola Rnthe Holme Hulds M. Knecht Lillian A. Kechaaek Clare Laurens Wahnta Miller Esther Alice Miller Alio Meek Jennie Agnes Manaesi ! Delia Bertha Newman . Edna Alberta Pearson Martha B. Fiersoa i Eras Beam laurel Reid x , t Harriett J. Reynolds - r Irene Richardson j . Sethal Shellhon j Esther M- Sehwemser . . Elin Aurora Skooee r Beth Adel Sutherland Dorothy Suthertand , , lianr Myrid Taylor i Ruth Warn Colene MexeUe Wilson Inns Woodward t. - Mary Elizabeth Tonng Many Applications j For Appropriation ; Of Water Are Filed Salem, June 11. Appropriation of i Zl second - feet of water from Coast fork of the Willamette river for use in flum 1 ing lumber is pongbt in an application filed with State Engineer Cupper here by Walter A. Woodward of Cottage Grove. The project is said to involve the expenedlture of $30,060. i Other applications for water rights have been filed with the state engineer's office as follows; Chewauean Land cV Cattle comoanv of Paisley, water from Long creek, trib utary of Sican river, for the irrigation of 560 acres of -land in Lake county, i , Patrick Reilly of - Ashwoed, two sec ond feet from John Pay river, for Irri gation ef 2S acres in Jefferson county. John Conley of Myrtle Creek, con struction of the Conley reservoir for the stoimge of water from Fro sen creek, for irrigation ef a small tract in Douglas county. i. - J. F. Houston of Roberts, water from springs te he stored in Prlngle Plat res ervoir, to - be used for irrigating 140 acres near Roberts, Crook county. The cost of this water system is estimated at approximately $3500. ; - . C. W. Dent of . Plush, 1 water from MacDowell creek for irrigation of a 10 acre tract in Lake county. i, - J. C. Hunter of Grants Pass, construc tion of the Hunter reservoir for the storage of water from Hunter creek, tributary of Applegate' river, for irri gation of 10 aeres In Josephine county. A. E. Gran of Kerby, water from Horse slough and Horse spring for Irri gation of a one acre tract in Josephine county at a cost of approximately $500. J. E. Mansfield of William, water from Williams creek for Irrigation of a two acre tract in Josephine county. i C. D. Ramsdell of Portland, from an unnamed spring for domestic water sup ply In Multnomah eourity. i William Head of Applegate, water from Big Applegate river for irrigation of j 10 acres in Jackson county.' t Florence Hogeboon of Joseph, water from an unnamed spring for irrigation of IS acres in Wallowa county, Eunice Lewis Heads, Alumni Association Pacific College, Newberg, June lL- Eunice Lewis was elected president ef the Pacific CSbllege Alumni association, Irene Hodgin secretary-treasurer and Hervey Hovhins alumni member of the ccrllege board of directors. The alumni banquet was the closing event of cora-n-ercement week. . Professor Perry Mar was toastmaster. Other speakers were .' Selvin , Elliott, Esther Terrell. Pelbert Heplogle, President Levi T. Pennington, Dr. W. Y. Coffin. Rev. F. W. 1 Dell I of Whittier, Cal and Professor' Elbert Ressel, - Navy Man Arrives For Tongue Point Astoria. Or.. .June 1L -Lieutenant Com. mander Gaylord Church, U. S. N., reached Astoria today to take charge of construction work on the naval base at Tongue Point, i Engineers ere sched uled to arrive Monday to survey the tract and actual construction is expected to begin late in the summer; Nunn Calls Kicks : Over Detours by : Tourists : Unjust 'lJ " jaaaasBBaaiaawmBwarjaka . f. , ' ' Salem, June' 1L Complaints registered by tourists concerning the lack of proper detour signs and the condition of. detour roads are not Justified "by the - facts, according to State Engineer Nunn, who returned today after five days spent in touring the roads between Salem and the California state line. All detours on state roads covered by Nunn this week, he declares, are prop erly and conspicuously! marked and- the detours are passable in every instance. ; "I do not mean, to say that the de tours are to be classed as good roads," Nunn explained. 'lf 1 they were . good roads we would improve the detours rather than the main roads. But they afford safe and sure passage around construction work and certainly allow no room for Just complaint when it is considered that these detours are merely temporary provisions for passage around permanent construction work. And as to feigns, there is absolutely no excuse for any motorist missing a detour unless the sign has been purposely misplaced by ome practical Joker, as is some times the case." , . ' 1 e 'j ' ' Four Writers Initiated University of Oregon, , Eugene, June 1L Four new members were . Initiated into the Theta Sigma ' Phi, national woman's journalism fraternity, Thurs day night: Jean Btrachan, Dufun Helen Dougherty, San Jose, Cat. ; Elisabeth Whttehouse, Forest Grove, and- Ruth Austin, Woodburn, i - Emerald Sloan Is Named Cadet Major Of E.0.T.C, Corps TTrtlworaltv 11. Emerald1 student In the tmmmmm Tll Inn Sloan of Eugene,- an 'honor student R. O. T. C uie umrwaii trip school to seek ular army. of of if Oregon, has been appointed cadet ma k Jor of the eorps for :S next year by Com- mandant Raymond C. Balrd, t Sloan Is a major in the chemistry de- ant is of the a? chemistry club. He also head trie ore j gon club, composed "laM all men students Jnot In living organ' Isatlons. I, It is his intention. ' upon finishing commission In the reg f partment rjresident Gen, MoAlexander Rides Goat at 0,A.C. Oregon, Agricultural College, Corvallls, June ' llv4 General U. G. Me Alexander, former commander of the O. A. C. mili tary department, and Captain AJonso Brett, commander of a battalion of the tank, carps at Camp Banning, Va., were initiated into Scabbard and Blade, hon orary military fraternity, this evening, Motorists Go to Extreme Ends to Beat Auto License Salem. June 11. The ends to which some automobile owners go in an ef fort to dodge the provisions of the auto- mobile registration law is hown in an exhibit received by T, A. Raffety. chief of the traffic law enforcement Bquad, from one of his deputies In the southern part of the state. This exhibit is a set of 1920 license plates on which the date has been raised to 1921 and the red of the old tag painted green to match the new plates. So cleverly was the work done that Its detection was accomplished only through the system of careful scru tiny of all license plates adopted by the traffic Jaw enforcement squad. Uaffoty said. - So far five sets of plates raised from old. tags to pass .as those of current issue have been found by the state field men. Penalties of 15 are usual Iq theta eases. Medal for Youthful Hero Is to Be Urged Salem, June 11. A life-saving medal will be recommended for Keith Draper, patrol leader of troop No. Z. Salem Boy Scouts, who risked his own life In sav ing William Bowne.-l. from drowning In North Mill creek here Sunday. The two boys were In swimming together when the Bowne-boy became exhausted and sank.- The Draper boy was pulled under twice before he succeeded In pulling his companion from the stream. Gravity of Fuel Oil In Oregon Held Good - Salem, June 1L Although Oregon now has no law regulating specific gravity of gasoline in' this state, the fuel oil offered for sale by the four big producers operating in .this state is testing well up toward, the old require ment of & degrees, according to W. A. JDalziel. deputy state sealer of weights and measures, vaisiei sate no cause ex ists to fear a gasoline famine in Oregon this year, such as was experienced j a yW s9. Freed Given Prison Term i Salem. June 11. Ole C. Freed, who pleaded guilty to a statutory charge ear lier in the week, was sentenced by Cir suit Judge Kelly today to 10 years in the state prison. Freed, who la married, and - has two small children, was in volved with Jennie LaFlemme, 16-year-old Brooks -slrJ,. who disappeared from her home some time ago and was later located in a Portland institution. . uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiipnttTT.ATVn DTSTRTRIJTQRS SUPERIOR COMBINATION RANGES1?111111"111111111111",1;': FURNITI Large Assortments RE: for Low Prices - Liberal Terms , Good WiltonRugs Are Scarce We Have Plenty Now! Mills weaving Wilton' rugs have been closed since the middle of January. Wq were fortunate in placing large orders, which we have received and put in stock. We offer you the finest of Wilton rugs in all regular sizes and in the newest of patterns at 1021 prices! If you contemplate buying Wiltons, don't delay, tor the supply may run short before the mills resume weaving. We invite you to inspect our displays on the second floor. Tapestry Brussels RUGS . Seamed or Seamless Regularly Priced $25 Japanese Grass RUGS Reed and Fiber Pieces in Great Array I Chair, ftockers, Chaise Umfues, -Tables, Stands -scores of dainty and serviceable nieces are here for ? your choosing at the lowest of prices. See theybiff displays on the third floor. j - i ' ; ! , - i ; - Solid Mahogany and; Cane Living-Room Suite Regular Price $600-SPEGIAL $386 Splendidly; constructed; upholstered in brown brocaded mohair- full-size .Settee; high-back Arm Chair and high-back Rocker; spring edge and cushions; webbing base. Let us show you this fine suite. Mahogany Queen Anne Living-Room Suite Regular Price $340-SPEGIAL$185 Special $17.25 Here is opportunity to buy a modestly priced rug at a; reduction from its regular price. Just the floor covering you will want for the summer cottage at the beach or .mountains. t ' . - New Luggage . Tind here attractive stocks of bags and "suitcases in various leathers at the most attractive prices. Look overour displays on the second floor. We offer a limited number at these prices: 9x12 size 8x10 size $6.75 $550 Drapery Department Vfttt here for draperies, cretonnes, cur tains and portieref In abundant variety of style nd price. Many- bargains will be offered in this department during this week. This blue sold. is a and On three-piece suite Settee, Chair and gold tapestry and velour combination. mam floor. , Rocker, upholstered in Only one suite to be New Hammocks Are Here! Choose your hammock for the languorous d ay s of summer I Full stocks of styles and t colors at lowest prices. On the setoa J floor. - . Basement Special 1 1- " V r.- - .' Pure Aluminum Lipped Savee Pans vith ebonized handle; 2 J-i-quart capacity; a wonder fully attractive bargain at $1.28 ' No Deliveriee ' ' I " "i i mj' I I m "j 5s -""pf-feai. . "7. 111 Only $61.50 Ney; Bedroom Suites Y We are showing all the popular Period anf' modern styles ,of bedroom furniture in mahogany, walnut and enamel. We . offer you the best at moderate prices, and on the most libera terms. Single Bedroom Pieces : at' Big Reductions : 225' Solid Walnut Dresser $140 57 i American Wal. Bed $28.50 $225 Mahogany Dresser $140 54 ivory Enamel' Bed $39.85 S7.$0 Jvory Enamel -Dressing Table for . .7. , . . . . .$41.50 I63.7S - Ivory Enamel Triple-' Mirror Dressing Table $32.50 - Eciipse : .'. Gas Range Biggest and Best ' . Value "in Years . This Is a! very attractive and efficient gas range, well ; equipped to care for all cook " Ing requirements of any mod derate size family .- The oren is full 1 6-inch; genuine white . porcelain panels? Flexo enamel burner tray; built ofr Arraco iron for service. ,. Installed to Stub: - L Jw : rniii ' : lt2f! :: Walnut Dining-Room Suite Queen Anne Period Regular Price $475 Special $312.50 This Is a handsome ten-piece suite oblong Table, Buffet, Serving Table, China Closet, five Dining Chairs and Arm Chair with genuine leather seats. - Some fortunate housewife will own this suite at a very attractive reduction. Oak Dining Tables at Reductions All these have 54-inch tops which can be extended to eight feet. .C54.00 G73.50 $65 Dining Tables now imljr . . ' $84 Dinine Tables now only. ; J $91 Dining Tables now only. .. . .370.00 $117 Dining Tables now only . coo rrr . , . . a0.av . $61.50 - NEW-"' REFRIGERATORS Full stocks are showtJn our baseraentsalesroom all sizes and price's. See our models in Notaseme and Century makes. We make prompt deliveries. Don't be without a good refrigerator save Us cost In keeping food1 pore and whole some. , , . JENNING'S THE HOME OF GOOD FUR 1 VI 1 . Complete Home Furnishers Washington at Fifth Nint? 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