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TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1M1. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON g MORE THAN 200 TO CLIMB HOOD WITH AMERICAN LEGION Hood River, Or., July 2S. With ac ceptancea already in from Governor Ben Olcott, Secretary of State Sam Kozer and Adjutant General White, the Hood River post, American Legion, reports that to date more than 200 persons have announced their intention to climb Mount Hood in the first annual event arranged by the post. Mark Weygandt, veteran leader of the mountain guides, will have charge of the party and already has secured the serv ices of a number of proven guides of the Parjcdai section. Under supervision- of local ex-service men camps and kitchens will be established above Tilly Jane can yon and the efficiency of a military camp will be apparent in all details at tendant on the ascent of the mountain. CLIMB OPE.V TO ALL Anybody in the state is welcome to Join the party, the only requirement be ing that the individual will obey all orders Issued before the climb com mences. These orders will be given for the safety of all. On the summit of Mount Hood an initiation into the Soci eta des 8 Hommes et 40 Chevauz will be put on by the legion, the first of its kind in the United States, and the ascent will be an annual event. The cost, which will be 112.50 a person, will cover every 'thing from food to guides from the time of leaving Hood River Saturday, July 30, until the return to Hood River, July 31 Sunday evening. BOUGH CLOTHES URGED Those . taking part are asked to wear high top shoes with Hungarian cone headed nails, clothes suitable for fish ing or hiking, together with a mack lnaw, sweater, leather coat, woolen socks or stockings and to equip themselves with a pair of amber colored glasses and a six-foot stout stick with pointed end. As a large number of women will accompany the party, the dress require merits apply to them and the guides particularly ask that climbers refrain from wearing heavy underclothes, which will impede them on the higher levels of the mountain. Kent Shoemaker, county cleark of Hood River, is chairman of the commit tee in charge of arrangements and all wishing to Join the party may write him before Thursday of this week. Open Cutouts Cause Fires Along Roads; Grain Is Destroyed Walla Walla, Wash., July 2f . Farmers of Walla Walla and Umatilla counties reporting grain fires at the close of last week's harvesting are irate at auto lata and truck drivers who drive along coun try roads with their cutouts open. Of. nine fires reported at least tnree. ranchers declare, were started by biases which began in roads, strawed to make grain hauling easier, following the pass ing of automobiles or auto trucks with cutouts open. In one Instance a cigar ette stub thrown in a strawed road near Waitsbursr is said to have caused the loss of between 40 and 50 acres of grain on the Arthur Ranch farm. The total loss suffered in Walla v alia county and Northern Umatiua county is reported as approximately 450 acres of standing grain, together with two harvesters. All of the fires reported with but one exception, were caused by backfires from combine harvesters or from blazes which had their origin in strawed roads. Good Samaritan to Indian Gets Bullet In Head as Reward White Swan, Wash., July 26. I. N. a) William Burton. Indian, shot Amos Moore in the head, wounding him slight ly, because the latter tried to prevent him throwing away $240, and now re poses in the Takima jail, as the ; result of a moonshine spree. "Paleface heap damn fool," shouted Burton when Moore made his good Samaritan effort to save the Indian money, emphasizing his opinion with revolver shot Moore ducked oppor tunely, however, and the bullet bounced off his head, doing little damage. A posse of citizens chased Burton through the sagebrush for half a day, finally capturing him and tying him to a hitching post until he sobered up, when he was taken to Yakima and lodged in' the bastile. I iiMtBvanBAvMktAiiM baitmiAiiBitsmMHaiimimiBoAaoBoAiiSA a -msv BkyAi dBai Ba vr m mm vnr tssaa aaaaKBaawBai w Longshoreman Held In Connection With Chinaman's Murder Fred Taylor, a longshoreman staying at the Grand Union hotel, 387 East Burnside street, was arrested Monday afternoon by Inspectors McCullock and Horack on a warrant issued by the sheriff of Clatsop county. Taylor is wanted in connection with the murder of a Chinese merchant at Astoria about two weeks ago. Taylor is said to have been working regularly at his trade and his connec tion with the murder in Astoria is doubt ed by the inspector's department here. After hearing rumors that he had had part in the killing of the Chinese, Tay lor came to the inspectors jftd. gave them his address at the Grand Alton hotel. X New Rear Admirals Created by Order Of Chief Executive Washington, July 26. (L N. &) Pres ident Harding Monday' sent the follow ing nominations to the senate : Captains to be rear admirals, U. S. N , Richard J. Jackson, Benjamin P. Hutch inson and Thomas F. MacGruder. To be brigadier generals in the off. cers' reserve corps. Hoard Seymour Bor den and Jacob Franklin Walters. To be surveyor general to the state of Washington, Claire Hunt of Colville. SEATTLE YOUTHS ARRESTED Walla Walla, Wash., Jury 26. E. E. O'Neal and M. L. Doyle, Seattle youths with reformatory records, face charges of grand larceny for alleged theft of an automobile. Non-partisans Plan Membership Drive Spokane, Wash., July 26. The National Non-Partisan league of Washington is planning a membership campaign Im mediately after the wheat harvest, ac cording to E. R. Ormsbee, state manager. FIRE LOSS CATJSES SUIT Lewiston, Idaho, July 26. Annie B Herrington has filed damage suit against the Northern Pacific railroad to recover $2,947.50. Her property, lying neasfthe tracks was burned, she alleges, through carelessness on the part of the company, in not keeping the right of way clear of combustibles. You know Mrs. Thrifty, whose pic tures we are publish ing in this paper with her handy tins of Alpine Milk? She is telling you how good milk can be, when it's labeled Alpine. You can know this too, if you say to your grocer "Alpine Milk, please!" BOH Ask your Jroosr for PJ OREGON MILK "T,llll"fBtlllllllllWlll1WIWIW""lTWmwl I4A7P1WV BHBHlSlMHWVWaSSX I i BSBBSSBBBSSBBBBSBS HAZELWOOD PASTRY HAZELWOOD LAYER CAKES Chocolate, walnut, cherry, pineapple, orange, devilsfood, cocoariut 75c each HAZELWOOD INDIVIDUAL PIES Dainty little pieces made with choice fresh fruits and i rich cream fillings 10c each MONTE CARLO CAKE A delicious fine-grained cake made in checkerboard style with a rich chocolate icing $1.25 and $1.75 each . Gluten bread (for dfeting) '. 25c and 45c Buttercups 10c Scotch Scones ...30c dozen English Muffins . 40c dozen Eccles Cakes $1.00 dozen Butterhorns . 15c each ""KazGlojood QJ C0NFECn0NEKf &RES1AURANT 3S8 WASHINGTON ST. 127 BROADWAY X i I T BElffllUHIIlHiH 1 1 aarS 2 o I Cool Comfortable! Children? New Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests have just been received at a time when they are most needed. They are in tailored band top style, in sizes 2 to 16 years. Unusually low priced 39c. Street Floor. Charge Purchases . made Wednesday will appear oa statements Payable September First i j Wednesday Two Equally Wonderful Sales of Summer Silks at 75c Excellent Imported Pongee At Just About Today? a Lower Wholesale Cot The summer silk that looks cool is cool that washes and wears the silk for everything from handkerchiefs and underwear to dresses and draperies yes, fine enough for smart apparel and inexpensive enough for every purpose genuine Japanese 12-monomine pongee in the natural shade. 33 inches wide the entire 3000 yards should go before the store closes Wednesday at 75c. law Square, Street Floor, ad Silk Department, Second Floor. ACTUAL REPRODUCTIONB !: 100 Brilliantly Beautiful Summer Skirts in a Price-Reduction Sale $9.95 - ... - The Most Wonderful Collection of the Finest Summer Skirts That Have Been Offered to Portland Women in Years at This Low Price! Skirts in a profusion of colors; solid, plaid and striped, plain and pleated styles. There are 101 skirts, but less than 101 women can participate in .the savings, because many will want more than one. With an ornate overblouse, this versatile garment becomes an afternoon cos tumeor with a jacket or sweater, a sport or street costume. Of course, these skirts CANiNOT stay in the store long at such. a fraction of their real value. In fact, we do not want them their space is needed for new merchandise. Sizes for women and misses ready at 9:15 Wednesday. No Approval or Exchange, Every Sale Final Third Floor, Lipman, Wolf t Co. i 3 Summer Dress Goods The weights, the weaves, the colors and patterns of the hour. Hundreds of yards reduced to Half Price and Less! $1.00 Crepe Mohair, one of the season's new. nationally adver tised weaves all-wool sports stripes, plaids and checks and odds and ends of staple materials it's well worth a special effort to come down early Wednesday and be among the first to choose from this gorgeous array. Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe St Co. at $1.59 Summer Sports Silks Wednesday at Less Than Actual Wholesale Cost Sports Tussah in an attractive line of colors. Sport Satin in rose, copen, gray and tan. Satin Chock Taffetas in a smart array of color combinations. Yes. you will note that these are among the most popular of all summer sports silks, and the very best values at their regular much higher prices. To furnish display space for the new fall silks soon to arrive is our sole rea son for selling these cool, fashionable summer silks in some instances it less than half price. Floor, Lipman. Wolf, Co. For women of average and stout figures, beautiful Corsets in a Clearance Q at $8.95 The July Clearance brings to women who wear medium and large slses, the very best in Corsets at a price that is extraordinarily low- on these nne make 3 Saving Prices on Standard Domestics . Bath Towels 30c These are the same heavy weave of splendid quality that so many people bought by the dozen in our last sale. This sec ond case will doubtless sell out Just as quickly order early ! Bed Spreads $3.75 The extra large slse, heavy weight and excellent assortment of patterns are the notable fea tures of these crochet spreads, not forgetting the very special price. Slse !4xM Inches. - 45-inch Bleached Tubing, 38c Pillow Tubing that is free from dressing sasy to make up and will outwear the ordinary casing. Seeeaa Floor, Lipmas. Wette A Co. $4430 for Fine 9x1 2-Ft Seamless Velvet Rugs Means Big Savings These rugs are well known for their splendid qualities. They are found In homes that are beautifully furnished by people of unquestioned good taste. Choose from blue, rose, brown and tan combinations at this low July sale price. Fifth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Co. La Vida, Etoile de France and Stylish Stouts They are made of such materials as fine coutil and fancy silk broche, In the popular low-bust style, extra long over the hips and back with elastic at bottom of skirt. Slses 14 to 36. but not all stars In sorb model. Fourth Floor, Lipman. Wolfe Co. A New Shipment of Fine Japanese Crepe 50c It Is the prettiest and most prac ticable of materials, and In the col ors and quality we are showing will maintain its high favor. Sees ad Floor, Lipman, Welfe A Co. New Ginghams Checks! Broken Plaids! 40c We have Just received a splen did grade of 32-Inch Zephyr Ging ham In those wan table plain checks and broken plaid effects. Second Floor, V)geWH Wolfe S Co. ens . Ki - -ssL - a r . it A Hit! M Golf Suits Special Price $25 Actual Reproduction For Hiking and Sports Wear They are s o cool, comfort a b 1 e, smart knitted weave in heather mix tures. Get yours now. Fifth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe St Co. 310 Pieces of Aluminum Ware Sale Priced 59c to $4.00 To Go in a Day! ; All are of good quality and practical for everyday kitchen use. 3-qt. medium weight Sauce Pans. 59c 3-qt. Windsor Kettles and covers 6-qt. Preserving- Kettles . .' $1.49 t' 'A '-,"" Y 2 f hUSi pr-c-rvinr gtth 1 OX 5-qt Coffee Percolators $1.00 8-qt. Preservinf Kettles $1.95 Fruit preservlne strainers Il.OO 10-qt. Preserving. Kettles, extra . 3,t. Tea Kettles $2.50 heavy $2.75 12-qt Water Palls $2.95 S-qt. Wearever Windsor Kettles, 10-qtSoup Kettles. Aladdin with covers $2.36 aluminum, with cover $4.00 Sfatth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Wednesday Choice of Our Entire Stock of Tom Sawyer Wash Suits $2.75 The lowest price ever quot ed on these, the best Wash Suits, made by the best of all wash suit manufacturers. Sale begins at 9:1 S Wed nesday. m Fifth Floor, i Lipman, Wolfe St Co. Carpet Sweepers At a Clean Saving That Worth Having and the sweepers are worth having as well decidedly so: . Something: you haven't seen before at any where near the price. AH metal, nickel trimming, rubber bumpers, good bristle brush high grade! $2.25 Fifth Floor, Wolfe eV Co. 99 4.0 oonora The Portable Phonograph Supreme TO HEAR IS TO BUY Plays any make of disc record Gen uine leather covered; most compact when closed; a tone that can not be equaled in any other portable delightful in the home as well as in camp or canoe, because it has the standard Sonora tone "Clear as a BelP' 100 Reed and Grass Chairs and Rockers Price $50 Sold Here Only on Easy Terms Actual Reproduction Floor, Wok St Co. Actual Reproduction All of our remaining higher priced pieces reduced Wednesday to $4.95 , A price that is as cer tain as can be to sell every one in a day. Some slightly marred in packing and ship ping. Come early for first choice. No C. O. D.'s or exchanges. -Fifth FW. t Co. Si 11 $375, $425. $475 to $675 Buys new or nearly new Pianos during Re-Adjustment Period Sale Sarin. Fully $75, $100 and 150 Player Peine, New and Used, $496, $76 to $676 ft 2.50, Si 5 to 1X0 a Month New Grand Piano $300 Below Normal Terms of Payment to Suit Your Convenience. Used Pianos 2 2 5 Up So. 8 or $io a Month. Wolfe Co. THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES -THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE