FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921
rHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
POLICE GET MANY
COMPLAINTS ABOUT
NEIGHBORS' WEEDS
Weeds on vacant lots are ruining the
lawns of hundreds of homes in Port
land ; they are also worrying to ab
straction Captain Moore and Captain
Inskeep of the police department and
the men at the information desk. Hun
dreds of telephone calls are received
daily on the day relief and the first
night relief, and the demands are made
for immediate investigation and action.
"If we answered the demands made
on us," said Captain Moore, "every pa
trolman on the outlying districts would
have to go armed with a sickle and a
scythe, and he would be kept busy day
and night catting lawns and making
hay.
BAD FOB BAT PETER
"We agree wyj the owners of fine
lawns In the outlying districts that
there is nothing so discouraging as a
fine crop of dandelions and plantain
weeds next door, especially if you are
afflicted with hay fever.
""But the police department is almost
nowerlcsR to helD the situation. Fully
half the oeoole who call us on the tele
phone do not know who Is the owner of
the objectionable lot, and il tney inves
tigate it the chances are 10 to one he is
an out of town resident.
"If the owner of the lot lives to town
and is known to the complainant, there
is only one method to pursue in which
the police can cooperate ; but we are
sorry to say that that method has
proved to be unsatisfactory. Come in to
the police station and swear out a war
rant for his arrest for violating the city
ordinance. If he to in the city the po
lice will arrest hjm and bring him to
court, but then it is up to the judge.
OSE CASE CARRIED OPT
"Out Of the hundreds of complaints
we ha ve had by telephone this summer,
only one person has carried the thing
out accortV? to Hoyle and caused en
arrest. In that case the owner of the lot
was a widow without sons to do the
work for, her and the judge let her go.
"It seems that people don't want to
cause the arrest of their neighbors
over things so trivial as high weeds in
the next yard, so they call us up and tell
us about it. Bat we can't go out and
cut them down."
"I used to think the old song Tell
Tour Troubles to a Cop" was a joke, but
the song of the weeds is not a joke any
more, it is getting to be a nightmare."
Farragut, Disabled
By Blast of Steam
Pipe, Towed to Port
San Francisco, Jury 12. (U. P.) The
steamer Admiral Farragut. disabled by
a bursting steam pipe at sea late yes
terday, arrived to port today to tow of
the. tog Sea Eagle.
Repairs will be made immediately and
the vessel will resume her run to Seattle.
The explosion occurred when the Far
ragut was 12 miles off San Francisco
lightship. More than a score of the crew
were" Injured, one man being severely
scalded. The vessel carried 75 passen
gers bound from San Francisco to Se
attle. They-, were awakened by the ex
plosion but Captain Harris quieted their
fears. The rescue tug, provided with
medical attendants, experienced much
difficulty to locating the disabled ship
because of the dense fog.
LA GRANDE MAN E I, EC T ROC I" TED
La Grande, July 22. Clarence B.
Sailor was electrocuted on the F. D. Mc
Culley ranch near Joseph while moving
a hay derrick. The top of the derrick
came into contact with high tension
wires, killing Sailor instantly. His re
mains; were shipped to Columbus, Ohio,
for burial.
3 Boys Accused of
Bobbery by Means
Of Harmless Gun
Clarence Goddard. Earl Fogarty and
Lloyd Mayer, "water gun bandits," were
indicted by the county grand jury this
afternoon on a charge of robbery, not
being armed with a dangerous weapon."
A short time ago the trio held up pedes
trians at night with a water gun.
Leighton FL Smith is named as the com
plaining witness in the indictment. He
alleges the three held him up at Ninth
and Main streets on the night of July
11 and secured $5.
Ed Larogue was indicted for burg
lary and charged with boring a hole
through a door to a room In the Glen
wood hotel on July 1C and with attempt
ing to rob a room there.
Matthew Helaom was charged with
assaulting his divorced wife. Grace
Halsom, with a dangerous weapon on
July 11 at this home of Mrs. Lucy Kirby.
475 Sumner street. Halsom is said to
have cut his wife badly with a rasor.
because be believed she had secured
her divorce in an underhanded way.
EXAMINATION BATE FIXEB
Washington. July 22. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
The examination for a postmaster at
Vale has been fixed for August IS.
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Netherlands Consul
Guest of Chamber
In honor of Ha van C. Torchl ana, eon-.sul-general
for The Netherlands on the
Pacific coast, the foreign commerce com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
held a luncheon at the chamber at noon
today. H. A. Metzelaar, vice consul at
Portland, was also a guest of honor at
the luncheon. Torchiana, accompanied
by his wife, arrived in Portland Thurs- ;
day evening and will remain here un
til Saturday morning. Mrs. Torchiana
is being entertained today by Mrs.
Metzelaar.
Edict Out Against
Birning of Rubbish
Fussy housewives will pray tor rain.
Art edict went forth from the - office of
Fire Marshal Grenfell today forbidding
' toe ignition of rubbish fires In yards and
back alleys during the dry spell. Num
erous calls for the service of the fire
department during recent weeks have
resulted from smoldering sparks and
embers whisked by the wind from rub
bish fires and deposited on shingle
roofs. "No more permits for fires wDl J
be granted until it rains, ' Grenfell an
nounced. .
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or name engraved on the solid gold hand
if yon desire. And it has all the famous
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leak-proof principle, the quick-filling
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All good Jewelers, Dm
Department Stores now
trial at our risk.
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Rob Hilgard Store
Of $1000 inQoods
La Grande, July 22. Scott's store at
Hilgard, nine miles west of this city,
was robbed last night of about $1000
worth of merchandise, consisting of fla
voring extracts, clothing, cigarettes and
tobacco. Indications are the robbery
was committed by workers along the
state highway. A sharp lookout is being
kept by officers for intoxicated persons,
as the flavoring extracts taken consti
tuted a large part of the loot.
More Jobs Than Men
In La Grande Region
. La Grande, July 22. For the first
time since last October the unemploy
ment situation has been relieved to such
an extent that it was impossible to se
cure men to. take jobs. A highway con
tractor scoured the city for 10 men yes
terday and by evening had secured only
seven although he had calls in at vari
ous employment agencies. The opening
of harvest work is responsible for this
relief from unemployment.
3 Bodies Recovered;
5 Missing in Gulf
Palaclos, Texas, July 22. (I. N. S.)
Only three bodies had been recovered
today of the- eight persons who were
drowned late yesterday at the mouth of
Greens boyou. 22 miles from here. The
drownel were members of a bathing
party who were caught in the undertow
of the gulf. All were members of a
Baptist camp meeting party in session
here.
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Buy a family-size
Tillamook!
Large families, restaurants, hotels, boarding
houses wherever cheese is freely served
will find the family size Tillamook in 6
and 14 pounds the convenient and eco
nomical way to buy cheese.
The simplest, most inexpensive dishes become real
delicacies with addition of Tillamook Cheese.
Try everyday macaroni -and -cheese, potatoes au
gra tin, rarebit, salads or toasted cheese using
Tillamook and notice how delicious these or
dinary foods have become.
Tillamook Cheese is so rich and creamy because
five quarts of full-cream milk go into the making
of every pound. Always look for Tillamook on
the rind if you want the best cheese you can buy.
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
TILLAMOOK
CHEESE
SPECIAL PRICES ON WOMEN'S
APPAREL CONTINUE
SATURDAY
ON THE THIRD FLOOR
cTlerchandise ofcJflmt Only
BOLLAS CAKES, 4Sc
A choice special of the Tip Top In Bakery. Filled
with fruit and Iced with apricot Jelly. Take one home
for dinner or for the picnic.
Sales to Make You Smart and Comfortable for Summer
Sheet Music
An Extraordinary
Sale at
5c, 10c
Hundreds of copies of seml
claasteal numbers at 10c each.
Also for your selection, two
tables of Popular Music at 5c
each, or throe copies for 10c
31 sale SecUoa, Bevcata Floor.
Phonograph
Records
Special
23c
200 double-disc. io-inch sad
13-inch standard records on sale
Saturday.
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Charming Hats
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ACTUAL. REPRODUCTION
Women's Wool
Bathing Suits $4.95
All-wool Suits that assure
the ultimate of comfort and
fit. One-piece. V-neck style,
trimmed at neck and arm
holes. Some have contrasting
bust and skirt stripe, others
skirt stripes only. In pretty
shades of apple green, buff,
sold, purple, rose, oxford,
brown. Kelly and Copenhagen.
Women's Wool Plated
Suits, Special at $35
Splendid Suits In plain navy,
or black and purple, oxford,
Kelly and brown with contrast -ins
stripes.
Kosrth Floor, Lip
Perfectly
Fitting Bathing
Suits
They are here
for women,
misses and
children at
prices the
lowest in
many seasons
Women's Cotton
Bathing Suits
$25, $35, $40
In a full assortment of
shades, fancy bust and skirt
stripes. Sixes 14 to 44.
. Misses' Wool and
Wool-Plated Bathing
Suits $35 and $40
Comfortable. elastic one
piece Suits for the youns miss,
in eay summer shades, Kelly,
dark green, buff, Copenhagen,
sold, also navy and black, fin
ished with fancy bust and
skirt stripea or skirt stripes
only, axes 32 to 36.
Wolfe Co.
Middy
Togs
Know
No Age
Everyone
wears 'em.
We feature
Paul Jones
and Jack Tar
makes
Middies
$20 and $25
Made of standard Jeaa and
unbleached Jean cloths. In rg
ulatiesi middy style. Other
Mtdd4 of white Jean. $1.76.
Sixes f years to 44 bust.
Middies $30
Of white Jean with cuffs sad
collar of navy flannel trim
med with white linen tape.
Set vice band on left sleeve.
patch pocket. Sixes 0 years to
44
Oihar Middy Togt
One-piece Middy Dresses of
white standard )sn. stats
14 to 20 years. 17.60 and S.M
One-piece Middy Ureases of
Belgian Cloth, in rose shade,
sixes 1 to 20 years $.
ACTUAL KKPKOUUC'liu.S
One-Piece Middy
Dresses, Sizes 6 to T4
Years, $35
White Jeai model with all
white or navy and cadet collar
and cuffs, trimmed with two
rows of white linen tape, yoke
style middy, pleated skirt.
On e-Piece Middy
Dresses, 5 to 14 Years,
$55
Of Belgian Cloth In cadet
shade, inverted box pleats
forming yoke, emblem em
broidered oa sleeve. A very
clever outing drees suitable tor
many occasion.
Foarth Fleer
Lianas, Welfe Co.
Reduced for the First
Time Saturday to Half
Price and Less
$2.50
Seasonable and attractive Rata
for sports, street and drees wear
, bats that have been selected
from our stock of this season's
models and priced to sell out in
a day and why? Because, while
mid-summer hats are a -necessity,
we must make room for the
new Fall hats that will begin to
arrive In large quantities by the
time the last summer hat is
sold. These charming hats are
In a good variety of colors, and
In dark and light combination
effects. Secure first choice Fri
day morning.
Third
Lipmaa, Wolfe 4 Co.
For Saturday Only
Boys'
Vacation
Specials
Golf Caps SI. 36
Corduroy Knicker-. ,
bookers $2.45
Khaki Sports Blouses
Me
Khaki Shirts $1.35
Fifth Floor.
. Welts 4 Co.
265 Boys' Fine Knicker Suits
Are Marked 'Way Down
$7.95
Many at
Half Price
It's almost as easy to buy TWO suits for the boy at this sale as it used to be
to buy one AND QUALITY REMAINS THE SAME. That's how your dollars
count in this sale.
Suits in tho Smart New Norfolk Styles
With belted coat made of the very best wearing fabrics In snappy mixtures,
plaids, stripes and checks.
Every suit perfectly tailored and guaranteed to give satisfaction or a
suit free. Sizes 8 to t7 years.
Fifth Floor. Lipmsn, Wolfs ic Co.
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Manhattan Shirts Are Always Sold on Quality
But Now You Can Buy Them at a Price
in the semi-annual sale. Prices
begin at $2JSthe lottest figure
in years for Manhattans.
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elect here from one of the most
representative stocks on the Pa
cific coast.
Just inside Washington Street Entrance, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Special in the
July Sales
Athletic Union f-
Suits 91
fine nainsook.
laundered, ready to put right
on ror utmost comfort.
14 to 44.
All-Wool Bath
ing Suits
In handsome color combi
nations. All
$3.95
A Continuation of Our Phenomenal $15,000 Sale of
Women's Fine Pumps, Oxfords and White Fabric Shoes
Hundreds of pairs of our finest Shoes, including such famous makes as Wichert & Gardner, Red
Cross, Garside, La Valle, were placed on sale at cost, and hundreds of pairs at even less than cost
jo continue this phenomenal sale we are replenishing the three following lots:
Capping tho Climax of a Vary
Successful Season
we're out to make this July a month we will
both be glad to remember. Hence this big
Sale of Men's
at $6.45 at $7.45 at $8.45 Fme Suits at $35
t -i-i When men can choose from such a selection
Pump and Oxford,
Mostly Wichmrt dk
Gardner and Rod Cross
Strap Pumps In white, black
and brown kid, gray, black
and brown suede, and black
and white satin. .
Oporn Pumps In dull calf,
kid and patent leather.
Oxford In black and brown
kid and calf.
Hoels Louis. Baby Louis,
military and Cuban. Turn and
welt soles.
Sisss t to 9, widths AAA to
D, but not ail sizes in each
style.
Oxford and Plain and
Strap Pump, Rod Cross,
Wichert dk Gardner, Etc.
Garside, La Valle, Wich
ert dk Gardner and Rod
Cross Pump, Oxford
Irav buck, brown
and black kjd and calf.
Ranee from hirh
Louis to the lowest military
style.
to 9. AAA to C, at
this price.
Two Now Mnssli Black kid
one-strap Oxfords, with heavy
sole and Cuban heel, and a
Brown calf two-strap Oxford
with buckles, heavy soles and
low military heel. The latest
and most fashionable fall
styles.
Style Short lines
of new strap effects for- fail
are included at this price.
Also summer styles in straps
and opera pumps,, welt and
turn soles.
B eh Made Show Comprise
the majority of this great
group. Strap oxfords with
buckles are included. '
i White kid, satin.
silver cloth and black and
brown suede, kid and calf.
Sssss 24 to 9. widths AAA
to C
White Fabric High Shoos, an Extraordinary Vain $25
-A special lot of Women's Strap and Plain Pumps in black satin, patent leather, kid and
suede, Louis and Baby Louis heels, plenty of sizes and widths $5.00
AH sis, at osch prie. hot not in sack stylo.
No C. O. D.'s, imf , or rsfsmd, ha this sweat. Every sals final.
SsesasJ Floor, Lipman. Wolf A Co.
When men can choose from such a sol action of
Stein-Bloch. Langham and other fine salts as they
will find in thai event, then any man who la is
earnest about SAVING MONET, any man who HAS
TO SAVE, should BUT. We are sacrificing a groat
part of our profit (small enough at any Urns) to get
more clothing business, mors of TOUR cloth ins
business and wa are entitled to it if you want the
MOST for your money. The SUITS THEMSELVES
are proof of that. See them Saturday.
Fifth Floor, Llpstaa', Wolfe C.
Women's Tweed Suits and
Outing Togs in Wide Range of Sizes
Here we take infinite pains to see that you are not only out
fitterj in the clothes most suitable, but that they fit you comfort
ably and look attractive.
Swaas-or Outing Basils of food quality tweed, the coat cat in flare style
with larfe patch pockets and belted, the breeches in peg; top effect, but
toned at ankle. These suits are appropriate for horseback riding, golfing,
hiking and general outing wear. Sizes 34 to 44 $20.00
rT H Cou in Norfolk and Flare Styles, corduroy collar.
sizes 34 to 46 $540 d $5.75
Khaki Bra r he, pef top style, reinforced, laced at knees.
Sizes 22 to 42 waist $2.45. $2.65. $3.50. $4.00 d $440
Khsfci Skirts, button or shell models with pockets and belt,
sixes 24 to 36 waist $3.50. $4.00, $440
Fine heavy ribbed socks and leggings in green and brown
heather mixtures, with turned-down top $1.95 to $2.25
Fourth Floor,
Children's Tnnuned
and Tailored Hats
Half Price and Less
We are takJner all of our Children's
Hats and placing thorn on sal at a
pries that makes H poassMe fee you
to buy the hat you wast for your
little girl at lost half tap pries
marked at the beginning of the sea-
Wolf 4k Co.
Children's Slip-On
Sweaters at $2.95
Less Than Half Price
This is one of th best of the July
special offering, for Jit tie girls' slip-
on sweaters are as
sad butter, and as
fin to 12 years.
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