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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL ' PORTEAND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, ' NOVEMBER 9. 1S21.
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Washington. Nov. f. Th United
States 1 ku a lot of out-of-town
guests at Its trtMBwnt party, and now
there's a row on to what mepibers ot
' th lamllr ahall look after th visitors
, apd ana to It that none of the rough
guys front the gaabous district catch
thrm out alone at night
President Harding aaked congress to
appropriate $50,000 for extra police, to
n that none of the diplomatic guests
became Involved la a private war with
.'an anarchist, while discussing lmeroa
Uonal peace, Congreea thought of the
number of other things that could "be
"done with $30,000. and refused to make
the. appropriation. Congress told Preal-
eefft Harding that there were a lot of
" aoldlM-s doing nothing much nearby the
oapitol, who were on the payroll anyway,
and might aa well chaae anarchlata aa
. stay In their, barracka and ahoot crape
durtnff the conference.
tOLDIESS HOT COPS
Secretary of War Weeka aald his men
.were trained for fighting In wara and
i that ha'd be darned If anyone waa going
' to make cope out of them.
"Bo now the delegates have no one to
. guard them, except the department of
Juatlca agents, secret service operatives
and the local police.
Some of the visitors are on record
that there are enough guards, if not too
many. Once In a while even a diplo
mat likes to run down to the corner I
and get htmnelf a packet of cigarettes.
without having hi a heela stepped on at Is
i No. 10 boots and a loud tonio on hie
hair. When told or the arrangements
made for his saf aty, a prominent French
delegate plaintively asked : "Do I have
' to report to thia man every time I go
anywhere V
' "Oh. no" said the operative, "wher
ever you go I win b there."
VOTC IX TAXDEX
So, around Washington today. If yon
aee a fallow going down the street in
' front of another fellow, and acting as I
though he'd like to get away from
flat's behind him. why. yea know the
fellow In . front is a prominent dele-
' gate. Tou know, of course, who the
fellow behind is. Tou can always tell
by the feet
Any Waahiagtonlan today win tell I
yew that Japan la the largeat nation In I
the world. For the Brltlah Empire.
France,' Italy, Belgium. China, The
Kethertanda and Portugal all are able
Jo house themselves by taking ver one
notei- eaort, wnereae japan naa two-no-Jlels
and a spacloua office In addition.
' Japan ia mora her than any other na-
, Von. and if aha doesn't get what she I
cam tor it won't be for lark of enough
..vetoes to make the demand.
The new pastime In Washington Isl
going to Europe and the Orient on foot
You go to the New WUlartT hotel and
you are In Franca. That Is, It's some
thing Ilk. France, because that's where
ti French delegation Is quartered. Then
around the corner to the Washington
and. behold. Italy. The entire Brltlah
'Empire la aqseesed into the Lafayette
hotel. But If you want to go to JaDan
you must do soma real travelings Tou
-. Biuat visit the of floe on- Massachusetts
', avenue, the Khoreham and the Powhat-1
ran, hotela. Seeing Japaa In Washington
w takes time.
I Plucky Bend Woman
Outwits Male Brute;
Girl Alsr: Attacked
Bend. Nov. 9. Mrs. 1C Lindley waa
attacked late Monday afternoon by a
man. who climbed into the wagon ah
wasN driving. Mrs. Lindley thrvw the
reins from the wagon and shouted to the
horses, which began to run. The man
i pulled Mrs. Lindley from the seat .and
in some way she fell from, the wagon.
The man remained tn.lt. Mrs. Lindley
; walked Into town and reported to Sheriff
Roberts. The team waa caught : after
running Into town. ,
A little more than an hour later the
same man 'attempted to attack the IX-
year-old daughter of M. ' Dunn, a she
wa on her way horn from school. Eh
ran from him and reached her home. A
search Is under way. - ,
Officers Elected
By Congregation
a Swlrsky was elected president of
the Congregation Ahaval Sholom. Sun,
day. Other Officers elected were : Meyer
Simon, vice" president; John Dellar.
treasurer-: JuMus Cohn, secretary, and
Ed Nudelman. Louis Gevurts, Ben Ru
ben and A. Rosenstein, trustees. Alex
Miller, ex-president, was mad an hon
orary member.
BAPTIST PASTOR BESI65S
Davton. Wash.. Nov. fi Rv V. M
Bollinger of the (Baptist church ot thia
citytenuered hia resignation Sunday, ef
fective not later than January 1, whs
he expects to enter a new field.
Mrs. H. 0. TeelHurf
i In, Auto Accident
Mrs. H. C Teel ot Oak Grove Is at
Soil wood hospital with a fractured
aw and severe face , and bead
bruises as a result of an accident -on
the famous Island bin south f Mil-
waukie, Monday night She. and her
husband were driving a the hiU and
Teel failed to so another car parked
near one of the turns. The crash sent
Mrs. Teel against the windshield.
Whiskey Seized on
Japanese Steamer
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Aberdeen, Wash., Nov. 9. About . 600
quarts of Scotch whiskey; worth J8000,
was seized when W. A. May, customs
officer, assisted by two officers from
Seattle, boarded the Japanese steamer
Sbingo Maru when she docked at Ho
qula.ro. ''The Shingo Maru cima directly
from Japan and Is liable to a fine ot
twice the foreign value of the liquor.
Bobbers in Search
Of Evidence, Theory
Bend. Nov. 9. The law offices of O.
El Stadter, attorney, in the courthouse
building, were robbed Sunday night by
someone thought to be reeking to re
move evidence Stadter was holding to
present to the grand Jury. Nothing was
missing. Finger prints constitute the
only clue. w
Skit Depicting How '
Botanan Ideals: Can
Be Beached Is (Jiveh
A aklt showing; how the ideals of the
Rotary organization could bo realised if
the business counsel committee func
tioned and the members took their busi
ness troubles to it was the entertainment
provided Tuesday at the weekly luncheon
of the Rotary elubv
The dialogue represented a hastily
summoned session of the business coun
sel before which appeared several char
acters whose business wast going wrong
and who asked for advice and assist
ance.. The brotherly counsel given
saved several Important business inter
ests from shipwreck.
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Confessed Bandit
Is Bound Over to
County Grand Jury
, Ernest Jaehne, bantamweight bandit
who confessed to holding up three
women in Mou Scott last Thursday
ana r riaay, warvea a preliminary near
fug in municipal court Tuesday after
noon and was bound over to the grand
Jury-on two separate charges of assault
smd robbery, with ball fixed at 12500 on
each count Jaehne was arrested Fri
day morning after he was identified on
the" street by one of his victims.'
Howard Flanders, -arrested last week
on a cfiarge of auto larceny, waived pre
liminary hearing before Judge Rossman
Tuesday and was bound over to the
grand Jury, with bonds fixed at $2000.
Woman Injured in ;
Cow-Auto Smashup
Mrs. C H. Teel. 28, of Oak Grove suf
fered two fractures -of the jaw and in
juries to ber legs and body Tuesday
afternoon when an automobile driven
by. her husband hit a cow in the road at
the top of Milwaukee hiH turning both
the cow and the machine over. ; Teel es
caped uninjured. ' , -
Dyed Her Dress.
Coat and Skirt
for Few Cents
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Each p&ck&Ke of "Diamond. Dyes" eon
tains directions so simple,, any woman
can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses,
skirts, waists, coats,' stockings, sweater,
coverings, draperies, hangings, every
thing even If she has never dyed before.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is sure' Because
Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to
spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell your
druggist whethaf the material you wish
to dye is wool or sDk, or whether it is
linen, cotton or mixed goods.
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BEAUTY THAT SURPASSES ALL PREVIOUS EF
FORTS 9f New York and Paris in the application of
the Vogue as it becomes the fashionable women of Port
land. And to this "Sweet -Sixteen" Designers, in the heaven
of Good Dressing, have added their telling touches of Art.
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. Big JudgmefitfEled?
Against Beach Laud
Astoria. Nov. I. A Judgment In the!
sum f 139.000. together with $5000 at
torneys' feea, 1300 truateea' feea and. 121
, ooeta. In the case of the Columbia Trust
and Savings bsnk ot this city against
the Delaura Beach company, was filed
In the circuit court Tucaday. The suit
' was to foreclose a mortgage ot the De-
aura ueacn umct
The Changes in
Our Windows
Often throug4?iic
day notable changes are
made.
.While every new gar
ment cannot be dis
played we mean to
keep oUr; windows as a
mouthpiece of our store
niws.; Watch the
changes. -
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Pound and a Half II
Loaf and Save Money
Price Reduced
Sanitary Wrapper. Sweet and Clean E
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HAYNES-POSTER BAKING CO., INC.
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When did you have your last
appointment wilh the dentist?
No doubt It has been some
ttm ago. Your teeth ahould
be examined at leaat every aiz
moatha Sy using a little car
on your part you can aav
eonalderabl . annoyance In
later years.
Call for - free examination to
day. Our scientific Batalees
methods are absolutely guar
anteed, our pneaa, too, are
Considerably teas than tboa
customarily charged.- .
Main :.
These Dresses
Coats and Suits
now. coming ' almost
hourly from our New
York establishment do
not possess BEAUTY
alone.
They excell all of our
best showings of past
seasons in any of our
stores in Quality and
Fine Workmanship at
our popular price of
rat i u iin w&
The Spirit of
Youthf ulness
Every garment is
possessed of the spirit
and fire of youth.
-Whether the wearer
ts sixteen or more,
there is a "Sweet Six
teen" model becoming
the age and the person
ality in sizes 16 to 44.
tig
Fur Coats and Higher Grade Garments
are as abundantly represented here as are the famous "Sweet
Sixteen" models at SIXTEEN DOLLARS high in everything
but price priced the "Sweet Sixteen" way.
Goats
Our Silk Plush Coats, if
for no other reason" than the
beauty of cut, have excited
great interest. 36 inches long
with. 72-inch sweep, collared
to the eyes, belted and full
silk-lined, they are, indeed,
wonderful, at
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Earry-day Cbcka Paid Tbror Ladd tc. THtoe'a
One Beeriag the Siraatere ot V. Trevki the Otl
Stainberger. oth rrosnlaeat to Oregon's 4
Rank ot Oreoa.
Otlrar that ot Jtcu
tarty Hwtory.
When the West Was . Young
SEARCHING deep into the fUes of the Ladd & TUton
Bank, one encounters,- on many a faded record, the
names of pioneerl who were prominent figures in
Oregon's romantic past.
The men whose signatures appear on these early day checks
have long since passed on, but the. bank in which they reposed their
taith still lives, still serves. Erected on a foundation of character
and fair dealing that has become firmer and stronger with each
passing year, the Ladd & Tilton Bank serves this generation as it did
the last, and as it is destined to
serve the generations which are
to- follow.
In every department of banking
this strong pioneer institution
offers a service that v is trust
worthy and complete.
V. Trevltf s Mooumeot on Meaaaiooe
bland, vonunMa Kivor
1LM$B & TILTON
Oldest dxt the Northwest
Washington
at Third
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Girls'
Coats
Charming wraps for girls
in styles and materials after
those of misses and women,
butrpreserving the. essential
girlish spirit, embroidered,
fur-trimmed and silk-lined,
appear in sizes M. toO for
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