FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1921. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAC, PORTLAND,. OREGON " i ; TOWN TOPICS t COMIMQ gTKST State Chrlftiaa Kndeeror eeafrreaea. ColaaMa Cit$. iwkt 2 W IUBbu i. Nortaweat eoatereaee Methodist eaarca. Boat. . Fortius. aeptNabec I. jjV" Ceuatj aaiv Xaaeae. BerXcaea IS to Clackamas Oooaty l"alf. Cubt, September 14 to IS. Onm TJnked Baethrea ehareh and eos ferenea, rhilomath. September 1 to 18. - . Kortbweea Uy u UUI Shew, feedletoe, V September It to 34, - - : - m A Multnomah . County fair. Graham. Septem ber IS to !.' . : Cotaaefe. Coaat Islr. SL Hales. September : 11 to 3, Oresaa State Fiir. Salem. Mmto 2S to October, l" ; . Una Coanty Fair. Albany, October S to 8. " Vfeeco Cwnte-ralr, The Dalle. October 'tot. V . ..: Orecoa Methodist OBtaaoe. "oree Qtm. October a to IS. PaJk Haunt r.lr DaTlu rVtobea- to S. Aanoai Coaeeatina Onm W. U I. U., On- COB UU. Oetobe 11. 11. 14. Boyel Areaatm. fraad coaaeO. Portland, Oe fober 11- Kalshta t Templar, axaad oeaaaadery. La .Onait, October 1 S. : aiarteaal Urease weotfns. Portia ad. Sore bar to II. raolfte IaUroatlorial .TJ restock Expeatlon, Portland. Moveabcr to IS. Americas Historical eeaocietloa. Pad fie Coast tnatk, Portland, November 2 aad . Oresoa Bu aincaUoay ForUaod. Uecessbec. ' ' 'WEATHER FOBECASTS r Portland aad Vicinity Saterdiy probably . ebowere; southwesterly winds: . Orecoa aad Waaainaton Saturday . probably showers; moderate southwesterly winds. "WEATHER CO5DIT105S ' High prsoaare eontinuee la the aaatara atatoa aad la the Golf atataa and tower Miasteeipp wmi- and a hi(b preaeare ana la apparently cen tral off tha California coaat. Over the remainder ' of th cooatry tha preaeare ia low. tha krweat raadlno Wine in Ronthoaatara Idaho. Praeiia UOoa haa oceurrad ia tha lower Miaaourt aad - apprr Uiaaiaatpia raUaya. aad at a atationa in Taxaa. Naaada, Calif onua, Waahinrton. Brit iah Columbia and Alberta. Tha weather ia much - cooler ia Wyoaainc. North Iakota, Moalaaa and tha adjacent Canadian territory, but orer tba ' raiar part of tha t' cited BUtea tha tempera- tnre raataina abora aoraaL Tba craataat a aaaa la tee&peraUire ta ia Boatheaatera Idaho, oloiiea hamkUu at Portlaad Noon yaatcy day, 4 per oent; S p. m. yoaterday, ii per cant; a. an. today. Bit par eanv Pracfpitatkra rlru-e anuary 1 Total. 24.15 'iaeaea: aoraaaL 28.84 inrtiaa: dafieienry.' 1.60 -, aiwuU'iJi nuaa 0B8F.RTATI0K8 ' TACATI02T OR 8TTHVE& 8UB jSCRlFTIOVS Wkaa rBS wy for tba atairl r yaar TaeaUoa, kara Tna Jaav mi louow roa ai.ua rcfaiar raw. r Ua foQowlas ai-tats wfll smpBly 7 at rcralar city rauai . a tea, Or4 r. T. Tattla. afl i. Or Katah , Siaaratt, ay City, Or, Jar. 4t. tr. Duncan. r- ai. c van auaa. Oarmaa Saatb and Koeta. Or, H. L. Harrta. Oaraaa. Waah, and Sliaabwrli 8arifa, Oart . atithi Ohlaaaa, Wuk, I aaaa Knutaan. Oaiumala Baaah. Or, W. . aarroa. Or, O. O. Elite. - Or, UtalTta Stone. Hetmaru. Waah, Jam Cwaaraa. . Mot Lake, Or, Mot Lake Natal. Laka Lrtla Julia at. Parker. Lena aaoh. Wash, atraunai at Oa. IWankattaa Black. Or, aVa. a. I. atonxanlto Seaoh, Or, CntN a. KaraatU Malteotta,- Wash, Tfandna A Brown. , nartalem. Or, Waiialam Drwf Oa. Netarte, Or 4 Stra. M. P. Oraav Newaert, Or, at. a. Mont. Ooaao Park. Wain, aaarao M. Kramer. Otter Reek.! Or, T. M. Marwlaa. Paalfla Ottr. Or, K. I WaKare. , askaaray. Or, J. B. 4k t, Biabay. aaalaa. Or, Jaaan atcOune. omIo. bVaah, Oaoraa L. Putnam. out Baask, Or, M. O. Omlld. Tillamook. Or, Clayton Hoy. Twin Reek a, Or, O. 4. Van Boyaa. bValtoaa Lake. Cr, Wallowa Laka Park. Wllbert Sptlnta, Or, B. O. Rowan. haa just bun completed and Saturday evening; will have Its first dance. A large number of Portland people are I Telephone Main 8065. Adv. expected tof partlcrpate. James' Sch wary ia manager or tne nan ana 11 ta ex pected thai a social entertainment will be riven every Wednesday and Saturday evening:. Monday evening there will be a Labor day dance. The hall and cloak rooms occupy a space 60 by 9Sfet. The ball will bet known as Parkrose Highway halt i To Enforce Track Mirror Xaw En fnrrwmenr . Kr the. M.tirn r tt nntir lawn Improvement association will meet law requiring trucks to be equipped with at the Woodlawn school featuraay at 8 mirror, rmkhlins- rtrlvpre tn m tha, rnarl O'clock p. m. Matters Of the Utmost im- behlnd the ! machine will be carried out, portance are announced. according to Lieutenant Frank Ervin of I 8tr. America stl Helenr- via Columbia the traffic! squad. The c&mpaiarn will I river. J :30 p. m. flatly ; 11:30 a. m. sun be started at once and carried on until all trucks are found to be complying taa j- mno. s g l.s Baker. Or. 78 48 0 rVeton. Mam.' 83 86 0 Buffalo, N. I. 82 74 0 ChKao, 111. 88 72 0 Dearer. Colo 8'i 48 0 Iea Moinea, Iowa 84 70 . .81 I'reano, Cai 84 60 .20 (JaJTeaten, Txa4 ... 88 83 0 Helena. Mont. 78 48 0 Heaolala, T. H 82 0 Jeaeeo, Alaafca 02 0 Kaaeaa City. Ms. 84 86 .84 Knox tU la, Tvnn. 2 70 0 IM Antra. CaL 82 60 0 1 Manhfield. Or . 72 44 0 aiedford. Or. 82 47 0 Meaphia, Taan. 88 76 0 New OrWena, La. 0 78 0 New York. N"Y 80 68 0 North Head. Waah. 60 84 .84 North Platte, Nab. 84 ' 62 0 Oklahoma City, Okla. . 80 74 0 PboenU. Aria. 88 74 0 Pittabars. Pa. 8 72 0 PoreteUo, Idaho 84 64 0 Portland, Or . 71 68 0 Prtare Rupert. B. C 62 .... 0 Hoaabnrt, Or, . . . . T8 80 ,0 ' Rowwell. N. M. 92 64 0 Secraaewto, CaL 82 52 ' 0 St. lxxilm. Wo 86 72 0 8t Paul. Winn. 0 68 .04 Halt Laka City, Ctah 82 64 0 Baa rieco. CaL 78 64 0 Baa lajieiacn, CaL 66 66 t Beattle. Waah 62 60 .13 ' Hhrridaa. Wyo 82 48 yi Bltka. Alaaka , 64 . ... 0 Bpokane. Vaaa. 68 60 0 ' Toanoeh, Nar. ... BO 54 ,04 i Taidee, Alaaka 68 . ... 0 Tanroarer, B. C. 60 62 .16 Walla Walla, Waah. 76 68 0 . Waaklaston. D. C. .. 84 74 0 eTaktma. Wwh. 72 42 0 'Afternoon report of prwedinf day. the statement made' in an opinion from the attorney general's- office received try Captain A. E. Borghdnff. state game warden, today. Burghduff says that the Impression has gained hold in the state that there ia an open season on beaver through legislation 1 enacted at the last session of the legislature, r - gaepara's AaU - Baa Llaca Portland Hood River division Leave Portland S-.30 avm, 11 a. m, J:45 p. rtu and 4 M p. m.. daily. - Leava Hood River S30 av m, IX a. in, 20 p. m. and 430 p. m. daily. Buses leave Bt Charles hotel. 204 Morrison st Telephone Mar. 438L Adv. Boston JPrearher to Speak-At the Ad vent Christian church, 43S Second street, Sunday, the Rev. Lester F. Reynolds of Boston, Mass, will speak at 11 a. m. and T -30 p. ra-. in the interest of a five-year program of aggressive evangelism. Rey holds is the general director of the "forward movement" of the denomina tion.. . - ' - The only proper pan her to can is Xast J038 when you require the Salvation Army truck to call for. your waste ma terial. Help us to help others by your help. Address 24 TJnion avenue. Major John Bree. district officer. Adv. Portlaad-ewbert naa Leave Fourth and Aider daily, t. t:30. 11:00 a. m, and a, 3:30, 4 MS. 6:30, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday 11:151 p. m. Phone Mam 3314. Adv. Portlaad-Tke Dalles, freight and pas sengers, from Taylor street dock. Mon days, Wednesdays Fridays. 10 p.' m. Peterson, S6C Tibbetta street, a paper hanger by trade, was Injured Wednesday afternoon when the delivery wagon he was riding in vaas struck by a streetcar at Twenty-third- and Loveloy streets. Peterson was riding on the rear : of the wagon and received Injuries to his knee. Fined' for KUUag QaaQ Darrell Per kins of Yamhill was arrested early this week by T, F, McFarland , and H. B. Meads, deputy game: wardens, for hunt ing quail out Of season and following a trial, at McMinnville was fined $35, ac cording to a report filed at the head quarters of the state game commission today. j : Hill Military A)oaemy. Portland. Or, gets results. Adv. - Dr. E. C DaUon haa returned; S23 Corbett Bldg. Av. Dr. J. C St. IioBalSe has returned. Ad. Safety Boxes J Dany, i4 Oak. Adv. Dr. F. H. Daaiatasck returned. Adv. Correct Facial 'Expression or just "false teeth 7" Secure the better kind from the plate specialist. Dr. E. C. Ross- man, 311 Journal bldg- Adv. Portlaad Tillamook Cadillac stage. Hoyt hotel, dally at 8 :15 a. m. and 2. p. m.t Special arrangements made for fish ing parties. Adv. - Woodlawa ImproTemeBt Clmh Wood Saeosd Growth Timber Fiae There is a wonderful area of fine second growth timber In the Blue mountain region,, ac cording to Forest Examiner R. H. Chap ter and Porter King, state fire examiner, who have returned from an inspection tour of that section. There haa been an ' Increased interest in the protection of .the new second growth timber and for est officials are making an effort to in sure its protection and to superintend the proper disposal of slashings from the logged off areas. with the law. Sbepard'l Aato Bas Lines Portland- Astoria-Seaside division Leave Portland at :45 a, m, 1 :30 a. m, 10 a. m, 1 p. m. 4 :li p. m. and 7 p. m. . Leaving Astoria 7 :1s a. m, M :15 a m, 10 a, m, 1 :30 p. m.. 3:45 p. m. and 6:15 p. m. Direct connec tions at Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop Beach points. Buses leave St Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street Tele phone Marshall 4381. Adv. They're Big and JbIct Big, fine ever green blackberries now ripe at many places along our interurban electric lines. Hundreds Of parties have been out and returned with well' filled baskets. These berries are excellent for canning and pre serving. Ask or phone P. R L. P. Co., office at First and Alder streets, for full information where to go. Phone Mar shall SlOO.-i-Adv. Shepherd's Aato Boa Llaea Portland' St Helens-Astoria division : Leave Port land 2 a. m.. 7 :30 a. m., 10 a. m., 1 p. m, 4:15 p. m. Leave Astoria 7:15 a. m, 10 a. m., 1 :3ff p. rru, 3 :30 p. m., 6 :15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Busses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv. - Shepard'a Aato Baa Lines Multnomah Falls division. Leave Portland t :J0 a. m,tll a. rh, 2:45 p. m, 4:30 p. m. and I p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls 7 :15 a. m., 11 :15 a. m, 12 :55 p m.. 4 p. m. and 4:10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street Tele phone Marshall 4331. Adv. Jewish Services Hehedaled Services at Congregational Aha vai Sholom, Park and Clay j streets,, begin tonight at 8 o'clock. Samuel Gordon, a student of Hebrew Union college, will deliver a sermon. Saturday services begin at 9 o'clock. Rev. R. Abrahamson officiating, All are welcome. Services I at $ T aim ad Torah Services i will be held at the Congregation Novah zedeck Talmud Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, tonight at 6:45. o'clock and Sat urday morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Abraham X Rosencrantz wil officiate. All are welcome ; to attend. ITo Ope Saaaoa on Beavers That there is no open ' season on beaver in Oregon and that it is unlawful to have the animals in private possession was day. Alder st dock. Main 1323. Adv. Portland-Salera Stage Leaves Seward hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from 7 a. mto 7 p. m. Fare, Aav. Ralem-MU1 City Ure Connects O. E. trains No. ( and for Mill City. Joseph Hamman. Salem. ITop Adv. The Moore Sanitarians Office moved from .Selling building to 828 Hawthorne at 27th. Phone East 37. Adv. J. Gay Strohm, M. D, returned. Adv. Streetcar Injures Faperhaager J. P. COUNTRY DANCE Lafayette Mineral Springs Sept. 3rd and. 5th COME AND EN JOT OLD-TIMK COTJNTBT DANCE WITH THE TWENTIETH CEX TCBX PEP TO IT. Tillotsonjt Jazz Banel AND HIS SINGING QCAKTET SPECIAL Our famous Sunday Chicken Dinnera aerred country atyle. . Located on New Pacific Highway, one mile wast of Lafayette Station oa Southern Pacific Electxie E. K. REMEMBER Our WONDERFUL MINERAL WATER. 1 Army Goods ARMY LOCKER TRUNKS ARMY TROUSERS 0. D. and Khaki) ,RMY SHIRTS (O. O. and Khaki) Leather Putteea and Wrapped Leggings LEATHER HUNTING COATS FULL LINE Offloar and Army SHOES FULL LINE Army BLANKETS, Wall Tents LADIES' BREEOHES LADIES' MIDD.IES i LADIES' SAILORS LADIES' CAPS AND HATS All at Greatly Eedneed Price 76 NORTH 6TH, COR. EVERETT Three Blocks Soath of TJaioa Depot Zxtoai Time Limit Forest service of-' flctals announced today that the time ' limit in which stockmen must pay their fees1 for erasing in the national forest reserves has been extended to December 1. according to a bill recently signed by the president The usual period of grace ended with April 1, but due to business conditions the limit was extended first to September 1 and with the signing of the recent bill, to Decejnber 1. w Parkrose Hall Ready Saturday even ing will mark the opening of the fine new public hall of Joe Schwary & Son , at Parkrose. The building is the largest la the community and has accommoda tion for club meetings and dances. It 17" BEST SERVICE LEAST COST awTfTn O -aa "1 aj I IP B TI fP a. to J W i i 4T ml a "aw 87 a awai M awe. . WII tell the price aCJaVmV-mf 'tt m (Mb mxm Store Qosed Monday, Labor Day 4 1 - -t fTXEEatll- (IdS'Jl Trimble is ike name of the m&ker of- AMERICAS BEST MATS (The name is a 5 n) arrant, for supremacy in style ana ajuauty. ve sell TRIMBLE HATS because of their nigh standard Sarril ROSllArT & GO INI 61 1IIIIIII11I1IIIIIII1 No Restrictions on Auto Parking in Tjtis District IIIIIIMIIlIllIf IIII, T 33 I -W. H. r-A.u ay cS . Union Ave. and East Morrison ItllllllltllUIlll AH the Late Butterick Patterns at Our Counter ItllllllXllllllIlt DOUBLE TRiVDING STjaMPS SATURDAY AND TUESDAY New Autumn Suits, Coais and Skirts We are showing many, practical and becoming styles in the new and popular materials of this season at prices extremely low. -i New Fall Dress Goods and Silks Much lower prices prevail. S 6-Inch All W&ol SkirtingvIn a variety of styles ' and fJ flfl colors. Speciah,. yard wfraUvJ 36-inch fine. Blac Dress Satins for $1.95 33-inch All-Silk' Pongee "for dresses, men's shirts and OP draperies. Special at!. .. OtlC New Fall. Ginghams ARE 'HERE 6 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams in at tractive plaids and checker-board effects. Dainty patterns for school dresses. Special QK- at, yard OOC Boys' Blouses Fine count percale, fancy strip inrs, as well as plain blue or khaki, tfull cut. double-stitched seams. Sizes 6 to IS, special $1.00 Boys' Knicker Suits All pure Oregon Cassimere, with two pairs pants, suits that stand for alt that is best in materials and art of tailoring. Suits with two pairs ! Q PA pants tDiOaOU Suits with one pair QQ Hosiery for Boys and Girls i Old-time values in hosiery for boys' and firU' school wear. Fast black, mediujm werght ribbed cotton hose, (hree j Q A specially fne ribbed jhose in black, white jand browns, OPn at, pair ...A.J v. The Friiit . Canning Season fls Now On it We can supplv your needs at the lowest possible prices. All kinds and sizes of! fruit jars Balls Mason quart Sirs. ' f QCC Special at . . J ; i VuJ i- Schodl Dresses For Girla! 6 to 16 Years Pretty models of. fine Ginghams in the plaids (and checks. Some with blouses io tnatch. Q-f QfT Special at . .j. ..... . BXaUO The Best Wear Shoe Boys' and Gps' Shoes for the best wear for school.- Lace on neat broad or dress last. Made with soles toj withstand the rain and hard knocks. Pair U.t. "U tv a sail I . $3.50 Men's Dress Shirt $2.95 Woven Silk Stripe Madras, very attractive patteris. each skirt prop erly proportioned and finished with double statched felled seams. sloping: shoulders, curved armholes. $5.00 values, special.. 1 . ' i ik V-4 eBarOaaaaf $2.95 V '1 i GAS I for house heating is within the reach of all The new rate, after the first 300oft., is 5c per thousand cubic feet or, less 5 if paid within discount period. net. Be If you want to economize! and do it propcr!yr use WHITE WONDER SOAP." 1 5c i It takes less and does more ef than any laundry soap orjj the . market : iTry it it's - won derful' - . ,t j.. Be Free Puz zle Maps With Each Purchase JfffiD&l&SffNGTOtl. Henry J. Ditter, Mgr. .: 4 Free Puz- ; zle Maps With Each Purchase Presents, Ei for . . . , .. ' '. ( no i . a v- Children's Coats' Smart dress coats of pebble cheviot, milton cloth and f plash in navy, brown and king's blue. Eight styles to choose from. Sizes 3 to! 14. Priced at $5.95. $10.95, $13.95 Sateen Bloomers 49c Black sateen bloomers. Full cut with elastic at waist and knee. Sizes .6 to 16 years. Dresses $ 1 .95 Fine quality dresses. Sizes 6 to 14. These dresses come In very distinc tive plaids and clever combination. They formerly sold for 4.95. . - J, Ferris Waists $1.65 Back -to school with a new Ferris" waist Specially made for growing vt girls. Designed to give freedom, grace and comfort while bending over desks. Full range of sizes Muslin Waists 49c Back to school in a new muslin waist with, double bands. Sizes 2 to 10. I A f Nazareth Waists 45c (jfL. J&& V&$i- Back to school! with fTjr JP,aaa a new Nazareth knit $iie$$ aVftlypTi waist Sizes 2 to 12. Boys' and Girls' Stockings A Children's Stockings 19c Children's medium weight stockings with double heels and toes. Black only. Sizes- S to 9. 3 for 50t. Girl Scout 50c Girl Scout, double heel and toes. Sizes 5 to 10. Stockings for, grow ing children. Sizes 7 to 10, 504. Girls' Fine Ribbed Stockings 35c Girls' fine ribbed cotton stockings, elastia leg, double heel ; and toes. Black, white and brown. Sixes a to 10, 3 for Sl.OO. Boy Scout 50c For regular fellows, we have Boy Scout, extra heavy stockings, with" double heel and toes, triple knee. Elastic leg. Black only. Sizes to 10. Large sizes 605 Misses' Mercerized Stockings 50c , . Misses' fine mercerized lisle stock- , ings, elastic leg,- double heel and toes. Sixes 6 to 10. Black,, white ana crown. - Boys Heavy Ribbed Stockings 35c v ' Boys heavy ribbed stockings with " elastic leg. double heel and toes. ' Sizes S to 11. , ' Back to School in a New Frock Made by Mother's Own Hands 36-Inch Serge 95c In ' this lot are included French serges, Imperial serges and storm serges In .all the most desirable colors. : ' - 42-Inch Plaids and Checks $1.19 a Yard . 42-inch plaids and cheeks with wool filling. large variety of colors. t ; Back to School Boys Blouses 98c Boys' blouses. Striped percales and ginghams, also plain colors. These blouses were originally IL60 values, and come in sixes to 14 years. Better Blouses $1.25 Fancy Striped madras and ringham.'' well made in Kay nee and Boy Blue New Fall Ginghams 25c a Yard We have a very comprehensive line of new fall ginghams: in fancy plaids and plain colore. '' For chil dren s oressea. 1- j makes. These regularly sold- Uia ana 2.za. JSixes s to 14, for 32- Inch Zephyr Ginghams 35c a Yard 33- inch zephyr gingham in good . range of patterns, including many novelty dress platda. These are all new patterns. 35e a. yard. ' ' ' ; " i ! J - . Back to School New Hair Ribbons 25c . The little girls will all want bows of this crisp ribbon.' "We have an ex , tremely large line of ribbons 35?e ' Hair Bows 49c. Mothers wQX.be surprised at the dainty crisp hair bows we are offer , ing for 49e Saturday., . t 28-Inch Romper Cloth 25c a! Yard We have a very large line 'of 28- inch romper doth, a strong ma terial which is excellent for blouses andjplay suits. - . 36-Inch Mercerized Sateen 35c a Yard JS-inch' mercerised sateen hv black ' and colors, suitable for - bloomers and trimmings. , - v. Boys' Shirts U $15 Boys shirts with eoTlar attached,, well 'made, fine quality percales. -Sixes 12 Vs to 14. t Boys' Knickers ':y;y ; r ' Boys' knickers. Blut serge and cas- ; aim ere mixed materials. Sizes 7 tO 14. - : . ;' c '6; ,1