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, awWT TITS -WEDNESDAY, -OCTOBER 12, 1S2L TKE . OREGON; DAILY JOU RNAU PORTLAND,- OREGON 5 v. HOUS E BATTLE OH REAPPORT ON M E tlT OPENS THURSDAY i Washington, Oct l (WASHING TON BUREAU OF ,THE JOURNAL.) Th bouM of repreoenUUves on Thur day take up for; wtUament the question of reapportionment . of Its membership, made .nectwvy by, the .census of .1920. and will decide -whether or not It desires to increase its nnwieidiaess by addin 25 members to the present 435. 4 ' ; The census committee, headed by 8ie f el of New York and constructed with a majority of "big- house" advocates, has reported a . bill for 460 members. The present house has not voted on the Ques tion. ; It contains about 100 new mem bers, whose views will be recorded for the first time. Iiv the last congress, when the same committee favored a bill for 483 members, the house voted em phatically to hold the number down to 4J5. The pending bill is advanced as a compromise, but the leaders in the fight against an increase say there Is noth ing to compromise. They express confi dence that they still have a good ma jority which will oppose 460 just as It would 483, and for the same reason, that any increase means added expense with out any return to the taxpayers, but will add Inefficiency and -waste. - The .bill for 460 members would dis tribute; them as follows, change from present representation , being noted in each instance: Alabama 10, Arizona 1, Arkansas 8, Increase of 1 ; California 15, increase of 4 ; Colorado 4.' Connecticut . .increase of 1; Deleware 1. Florida 4. Qeorgia 13. increase of 1 ; Idaho 2, Illi nois 28, increase of 1 ; Indiana 13, Iowa 11, Kansas 8, Kentucky 11, Louisiana 8, Maine t, loss of 1 ; Maryland 6, Massa chusetts 17. increase of 1 ; Michigan 16, increase of 3; Minnesota 10, Mississippi 8, Missouri 15, loss of 1; Montana 2, Nebraska 6, Nevada 1. New Hampshire 2. New Jersey 14, increase of 2 ; Hew Mexico 2, increase of 1 ; New ork 45, increase of 2; North Carolina 11, increase of 1 : North Da kota. 3, Ohio 25, increase of 8; Oklahoma 9, Increase of 1 ; Oregon 8, Pennsylvania 38, increase of -2 ; Rhode Island 3, South Carolina T. South Dakota 3, Tennessee 10, Texas 20, increase of 2 ; Utah 2, Ver mont , Virginia 10, Washington 6, in crease of 1 ; West Virginia 6, Wisconsin 11, -Wyoming 1. Inasmuch as the cities have gained In 'population at the expense of the coun try districts, the most of the gains from increased membership would go to Llg 'City districts of the East, Pennsylvania getting two more members. New York two, Ohio three and Michigan three. California would gain four, the great est number of any state, due to the growth of Los Angeles and the San Francisco bay communities. Washing ton is the only other far Western state to gain, with six instead of five, except New Mexico, which would have two in stead of one. The increase to 460 would! save all but two states from loss. Maine and Missouri eaeh dropping one. ' ' If the house remains at 435, several other states will lose members, because of the shift in population, from' which California and other fast growing-states will benefit Oregon will have no change 4n membership, whichever side prevails. Convict Shot in Gardner Escape Paying Penalty Tacoma, Wash., Oct. 12. U. P.) Island penitentiary-where he-has -been undergoing treatment for a wound re ceived on Labor day when be was shot down in an attempt to escape with Roy Gardner, mail bandit. La wardna Bogart today began: duty at the prison as a third-class - prisoner. Bogarfs 4 wound was at first considered fatal. ; As a third-class prisoner Bogart for feits all privileges to which other in mate of the prison' in good standing; are entitled. He was sentenced to life im prisonment for attacking a a nursa -at Camp Lewis. Gardner's third - compan ion in the break: -for i liberty, Everett Impyn, was killed by a bullet from one of the guard's rifle. - . - - AERIA I TM'AY Letter Carrier Feeds Bonfire (' From Mail Sack . Denver, Colo.. Oct. 12. (U. P.) Les ter Coat. 21. a substitute mail carrier of the Denver postoffice. found tramping his route with a sack of advertising literature, catalogues and form letters extremely tiresome. Today Coat was under arrest pend ing his hearing before a federal grand jury on a charge of having burned more than 2000 pieces of first class mail. Police found him feeding a bonfire with letters that Denver patrons of the mail won't receive Nearly 2000 additional letters and parcel post packages were found at Coat's home, police declare. - Coat is alleged to have admitted tak ing V $2 bill from one. letter. charged from the hospital at McNeil ing for new Jobs. U3TE2HPLOTED CARRIED FREE . Mexico City. Oct 12. (L N. S.) President Obregon .today ordered the railways to grant free transportation to unemployed men to assist them in look- Gi r ElN A W A Y T H I S WEEK FR EE -WSv .GENUINE OIL PAINTING ; 7xt9-in. with every purchase of 2.00 or. more in our- - fv f ' VICTOR RECORD or SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENTS '. ' " " v" Try Us or That . " ISho Victor Record S . -Lucas Music Co. 125 Fourth St. ... ;4. s Bet. Waahingtoa and Alder Streets; New Today .Vy. MARY PICKFORD fit Her Wildest, Most Harum Scarum, JolHest Character - - - - "THE HOODLUM 99 IP I A FEATURE URGED BY OTP AnVflP.ATFQi VII L. lU I U wf I I UU I I An aerial iramway exienaing irorn Council. Crest: to Ross Island is bne of the unique features of . a proposed 1925 exposition site, announced Tuesday aft ernoon following a conference of Port land" business men and residents of the southwest and southeast sections of the city. : The new undertaking is the re sult of merging the Interests of groups indorsing Ross island and Council Crest as prospective sites for the fair. Ground embraced in the proposed site affords ample space for automobile parking, airplane and hydroplane land ings . and transportation centers tor handling visitors to the exposition; ac cording to the plans outlined. Its near ness to the business districts of the cjty and to hotels and apartment houses would be another advantage of prime importance it is claimed. The aerial tramway Is the feature of the Ross island-Council Crest site count ed on to win favor from the committee charged with the selection of , grounds for the " exposition. It is proposed to tie up Terwilliger boulevard and Coun cil Crest with Ross island by cables suspended hundreds of teet above the ground and carry passengers' by meth ods similar to those employed in trans porting soldiers across the Alps dur ing the World war. This feature alone would insure the success of the expo sition, according to its advocates, and would furnish the city a permanent at traction equal to Eiffel tower at Paris. A mass meeting of the supporters of the Ross island-Council Crest site has been called for tomorrew night at 8 o'clock in the Central library hall. i i I X f , Order by Mail Through Out : Personal Service 'Bureau Out-of-town customers can X rMD the.BtdTanttjses of our special sales by mail. A skilled Shopper will shop for you as she would for herself if you will address ourv..w-,;.':;;r -" " - ' Personal Serric Burma. - - - 'J -i. ' C " ' . "McrcJiancIiso ofc Merit Qhly ; ; Our Men's Lunches' Are " A ppetizin&atisjyingSc -Appetizinr food promotes dijestion, so that you itet the rreatest benefit from your lunch in . pleasure and efficiency. 1 . ' - . Enjoy such t lunch here lA comfortable, pleasant surroundings, l -;' Take ezpresi elivitor, . ' ; t , J-r - a Three-Day SALE of Househbld DRUGS, Drug Sundries ana Toilet Articles: . New Frocks of Canton Crepe u $39.75 Adaptations of the New Fall i Modes -Smart and Distinctive Women will be delightfully sur prised to know that such charming dresses can be obtained at this price. Beautiful, representative models featur. in the voeue for black, also the popular navy.. These new dresses, show charming variations of the new. long, loose sleevei smart collarless necklines, which extend from shoulder to shoulder, and straight loose lines fastened at the waist with ties of self-material or fancy girdles. The individuality of these frocks is en hanced by clever trimmings touches of color,- such as bright greens, reds or gray; featuring also cut steel and other beads, embroidery and velvet ribbon trimmings. A new smart gown for 16 to 42. 39.75. 'Sizes Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. ACTUAL) REPRODUCTIONS. - - - - Aprons and Apron DjsseRemaikaHle at 95c to At 95c : $2;95 . Over 400 Apronthesses Including th? invitinjr Jump-V er Slip-ons of gingham in Pink Blue and Lavender checks; chic Polly Prim Aprons in checked gingham' with ric rae trimming; Apron Dresses ef fancy percales made- with wide belts, large patch pockets and button front, and Amoskeag Plaid Ginghams. At $1.15 600 Polly Prim Cretonne . I Aprons i-iA new lotrof these most b coming Polly Prims in the mojt attractive flowered patterns. Finished with two large pockets sash and ric rac trimmings. . At?$Ii39 MarthaVashington Apron Dresses of unbleached muslin, and also house dress aprons- of cretonne. The unbleached muslin , Apron Dresses are finished with appli qued motifs of crepe on waist and .. pocket, and piped with contrast ing colors. .Those of cretonne ars in bluebird or flowered designs, made in wide belted effect, and trimmed with ric rac and pockets. 'J ;VAiglon House Dresses . -Advertised In women's house - ' hold and fashion tnagaslnes. We 1 ' are offering these same extraordi nary house dresses in a specUl r selling. The most becoming mod els - are nhown. Straightllne or waist effects, trimmed with whit pique and .pipings, sashes and I pockets. Exceptionally well made, C .lia fitting- garmentsw -4: , -, - - Martha Washington Aprons of Genome Amoskeag Gingham Of the prettiest plaids, also h plain -Pink, and Blue shades,.' ; made in the attractive . button- back style, with sashtwo pock-v Vi ets p& trimmed avith tic tac. r TourtK Flior; Upman. Wolfo Jk Cmj $2.50 The New Hoover" j Off ice Aprons . -ThB' V$ry- a,PrWii worn by phy- oenustr assistants. siclans and Made of wMte'andian Head tat crotis-over front button beit. at back. They,aru also popular for home wear... '-. ... . SALE of &dwin ALKiiowlei1 j, -i 'JA merican Semi-Porcelain mner oet$ :at; $9,S5 to $40.50 First: pf Wppreme Savings Event But AhoyaDenionstratiott of the Comples Our Stocks and iheQimtityoflApman ? Extra Space Extra Good Savings . Extra Salespeople Check These Lists as You Read for the Articles You Need and Bring to. the Sale or Order by MaiL Where Required Federal Tax W 01 Be Collected. Face Powders Myral and Lyrtis Face Powder, imported from . Chirpy, in - Paris, for .i.kw.$i25 Djerklss Face Powder; priced af-bnly ...... .50c. 85c Foramye, "Azurea, LeTrefle, Safranor and Pompela Face Powders, for . v . . . $1.00 Harriet Hubbard JftV Face Powder ,-. .. .7ac $1.00 Danse ' Face Powder . .4 . 50c Alysix.. Face Powder. I . ..50c Java Powder, all shades special at . . . . .36c Jefgen's Rice Powder ri. , white and fleshJ7c imported Wool Powder Puffs, 10c, 15c, 20c Purse Vanity Bags with Powder Puff find Mir ror, for only. . . ,S0c Derma -Viva ' Rouge, 33c In Three Shades." 1 Levy's Compact Rouge or Powder in metal case, at only v. . . 25c . Aly sia Ron ge - . . 50c Mary Garden- Rouge. -V 50c St. Ange Imported Rouge 50c Luxor Rouge 50c Dorin 1 Rouge 50c Bourjois Ashes of Roses Rouge; for ... ...33c Perfumes Charny's Uyrtis and Myral Ex tract ounce -. $2.00 Piver's Azurea, Floramye Le Trefle, ounce . . . -$1.25 Jergen's Eutaska Perfume, at, ounce ...........$1.00 Djerkiss Perfume, oz . . $1.50 Roger & Gallet Fleur d Amour Perfume, ounce . . .$2.50 Mavis Perfume, ounce. $1.50 For Baby Nursing ' Bottles ....... -9c Narsinjf Nipples, 2 .for. . .5c Rubber Diapers-'.-.. .... 69c MEN Razor-strops $ Vitfi . i '. 69c KeW; 'compact Razors in case.' ' 1 Oilt ' . ... .$2.25 V NUker ... . . . . . $1 95 Imported Razor Blades, ; ' U doxen . .'. r y.49d Gillette- Razors. . . A$1.00 ' .Lather Brush .48c ' Gillette 1 Ra zo r Blades, at only , , .43c. 83c Enders Blades . j . . . i27c Everready Blades . . . . . t32e Gem; Blades, dozeu , . . . . 39c . ' Ourham Duplex Anto-Strop , , at-. . :r.,. u ..40o 79c j. - " Dentifrices v Pepsodent Tooth Paste, at only ..-.36c Lyon's Toot h Powder, at only ; .......17c Savings of 10 to 30 Per Cent -., Forreycrydajr use; for Thanksgiving and for.gifts this sale ..... Dnngs youiinc designs seiectea -iromoar open-stock: jat . .terns that-iay. be. filled in at any time at moderate prices. : Among them . aretne popnlar' Mayflower and Hampton . shapes, including the Mayflower pattern No. 261, on special , -4 sale for the first time this year, also other dinnerware in the popular, lona & Verona patterns ; , , - . ' - . : . ? . ,42,piece sets, $95, , $1295, t $1355,' $1455 r - 51-piece sets priced at $1155, $19.75, $2155 100-piece.sets, priced $28.00, $35u95, $400 " Sixth Fleer, Lipman, Wolfs A Ce. Hair Tonics Ayres Kair V?gor.:.TT.83c Pinaud Eau de Quinine Hair . Tonic, 8-oz., at only. $1.39 - - Shampoos . Jergen's Violet ' Glycerine, Shampoo ...39c Smirnoffs Shampoo; original . Russian I Shampoo Powder, 6 shampoos at . . . . , ;25c . v G)tys Famous Face Powder L'Effleurt, Chypre, Jasmin' and L'Origan in all shades an unparal leled saving on one of the. finest of French face powders. - In this sale while quantity lasts, one box to a customer. . , 63c Sdciete Hygienique Soap i25c -Just imported from France and offered foe the first time ia America an ideal soap for bath and toilet use, 25c, S2.75 doz. Also societe Hygienique French Toilet Soap, perfumed uozen . . , . . $2.75 Doz. ..4...... 25c .... '$275 : Imported Olive Oil 28 Ounces, 90c Horlick's Malted Milk 25c, 45c, 8Sc, $3 Baking Soda, 22-ounce Pkgi, 8c Special! Our Own Flavoring Extracts Extract Almond.; concentrated, 3 ounces for- .... . . '. .49c Extract of Almond, imitation, 3 . ounces for ...... . v. .37c Extract Orange, concentrated, -' ounces for ' . . i 49c Extract . Rose, concentrated, 3 - ounces - for . .69c Extract Vanilla, concentrated, '' 3 ounces for 47c Extract of Vanilla, imitation, 3 ounces for , 21c Extract Lemon, concentrated, 3 ounces for , . .47c Extract of Lemon, imitation, 3 ounces for 29c Ext Peppermint, concentrated, '"" 3 ounces for 39c Extract Maple, imitation, 3 oz. for only , ... , 49c Extract Maple-Nut, imitation, 3 ounces -for" ......... .59c Extract- Banana, imitation, 3 - ounces fori .47c Other Savings for the Housewife Triple Ammonia ..28c C. C C. Bluing, "The Truest Blue," for 14c C C. C Cleaning Co., a spot remover, for i . . .". . . .27c Velvet Fu rnitu re Polish . . 27c 20-MuIe Team Borax,- priced at only .... . . . . . 4c and.' 14c Colorite Dye for baskets ;! 9c Twink Soap Dye . . - V. '.'.6c'' Dorothy Dye .... . . . . ;?. . ,9c N. R. GT Tablets . ...... .19c. -r ' V. - 11 JvoryiSoai Ftakes . . . . .7c Wo vsthcjtd Whisk f, . Brooms at only . . .'r'lVc -.Chamois; ; 45c 75c $15 CiKulir Cloth Brushes ... 12c Circular Clottt Brushes . . . 17c r Specials ui White Compositioh Ivory Nail Buffers Mirrors, 3 styles. Large Trays Jewel Boxes X. .$1.25 . . . 98c i e--nT"' I Manicure Roll-up, 7 pieces $1.69 Candlesticks with shades $2.25 White Metal Lamps with shades. .. . .95c J Gmbs ofWhitomposition f Ivory Rubber, Etc. Large. Composition Ivory Cbmbs . ..... . .69c Hard Rubber Folding Comb iri case, for trav eUng, each . i.. . ........ ...v.. ..85c Ladies' Dressing,' Comb of hard rubber, 7lA inch, for; ,35c Heavy Dressing Comb or Hard Rubber Handle Comb .. $1.00 Men's Pocket CombsH 25c 39c Brushes, Sponges, Etc. for the Bathroom Good quality Tooth Brushes, various styles, 2 for I:.......'.. 25c Solid Back Nail Brushes. -35c. 50c Hand Brushes With wood back. -15c Loofah Sponges ..6c Bath Brushes ,,39c Bath Brushes ............ ....... . .'.59c Soap Boxes ... '. ......... .7c Tooth Brush Holder 19c Fine Sponges 19c Coarse Sponges ....39c Heavy Wash Cloths 17c Creams and Lotions Oriental Cream. ........ ; . . . . . . .$1.09 Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. ...... :33c Frostilla .28c Espey's Cream . ....... . . .". . . ... . . . 25c and 48c Certified .Witch Hazel Lotion . . ; . 50c Hudnut's Cucumber and Orris Lotion . . ..... . .$1.00 Ayers' CompTexion Balm , . .'. . . . ., , . . 75c . Marinella Cream,-astringent,; motprti acne, lettuce,; whit ting and tissue .'. . . 60c Ayers' Skin and Tissue Builder .'.$1.50 Pompeian Night Cream ............... .45c and 90c Soaps of Excellence Certified Witch Hazel Soap, each. 25c for . , .90c - Resinol Soap . 20c Broadway Bath. large cake, each, f . 15c 3 for ..........40c Fenner's Clear Skin Soap.. 25c Armour's Venetian Bath Tablets, box of three . . . . v: . 1 9C ' Woodbury's Facial Soap, 25c three for i. ...... ,65c ' Cuticura Soap, 23o 3 for 65c ' San Remo Baby Castile Soap, jeach. 8c dozen ..... .80c ' Myreal Castile, large bars 2 lbs., 14 ox.. . ...2S Odorono, 24c .'... Non Spt ... 50c Neet Depilatory. . .50c $1.00 Zenith Hair Banlsher..ii.$l.5o Odorshun a deodorant- Talc . v 4 . . .v. ; . ' 19c -Amolin, a deodorant' Powder, at only ; 28c 52c I t I '. Snitirv Belts ' .Sanitary . Napkin, six in ;box. , . . . .;. . Sanitary Napkins, six In box . ... . . 1 lb. Hospital Cotton.................. 25c ..v-29c . .r 33c ' . . , ...48c . Sanitol Specials Sanitol Liquid Shampoo . . . ..29c Sanitol Uquid Antiseptic Mouth Wash....... 38c. 69c Sanitol Tooth Powder . .......... .... . .23c Sanitol Tooth Paste- A... ...29c Sanitol Cold Cream ..............i ....33c Mennens Bcxrated TaJc PerinJtsTdcum Lilac and .. :Violet ',. ... .....18c Mavi Talcum ........... 25c Djerklss Talcum .". . .. . . . , 25c Hudnut's Three Flowers. Talcum Colgate's 'Cashmere Bo u q n e t Talcunj at . . . . . , .20c ' Colgate's Eclat Talcum... ?20c Usterine Talcum Powder, ,25c Houbigant'jS Quelques Fi e u r s Talcum, at v . . ...:$1.0Q Rubber Goods x Heavy Rubber Gloves : . . 1 . l ....... 79c "Reliable Hot Water. Bottles. $1.00 Rellim Hot Water Bottles. . . . . . ... . . . .$1.98 Premium Bulb Syringes . . . .............. . . $1.79 . Combination Outfits -LI .$1.15 Swimming Caps . -33c r 1 ' Shears and . Scissors;:. Shears ....... . 79c. 98c Pocket Scissdrs , , . . . .79c Manicure Scissors. . ..85c , Stxwct Floor, Upmam, Wolf Sc. Co. 4 V: t. THIS STORE USES HO COUP ARATIVE PRICES -THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE - '5 I 1 '. .I.."' ii inni $ i i i' r ' " v Ti nVn , -i n rurm fii"' n i 'in i ' " " ' riu iT rim i 1m --