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CartmSta. Maieh
j j w j ( " w, itoi eumiwar, in
to V? " laatltata Brakiaa. Jely It
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Lasher Rate Adopted Tn. to cent
lumber rmU rtoroUr published from Pa
flc tout point to New England terri
tory .ioept to point on th. New York;
Now llitin Hartford. Bangor A Aroo
tack and Main Central raU roads, has
e.n concurred In by the New York.
New Haven 4 Hartford Railroad com
pany to apply to Polnu on Ita lines. The
present fate to these polnu Is Sl.OCtt.
Announcement to this effect was re
ceived Saturday by J. IL Mulchay. a:en
rl freight scent for the Southern Pa
elflc The Interstate commerce com
mission has been peUtioned for authority
to publish the reduced rates on less than
statutory notice.
. Colasjbl. fttayee (Formerly ksewa at
fthtsard't Aste Bet Uses) rortlaad
Astorla.tteaald. dM.los. Leave Port
Und 7 :10 a. m.. jo a. m.. 1 p. m.. 4 :1S p.
m. and 1J:J0 a. m. Leave Astoria 7:18
m 1 a, m.. 1 :SQ p. m.. 1 :30 p. m., and
p. m. Direct connections at Astoria
to anl from Seaside and Clatsop beach
Points. All cars heated. Leave from
and arrive at the new Aulo Stag's Term
inal Deltot, S3 Yamhill street, comer of
Park street Phone Main MIL Adv.
Bell Waives Hearts Mortimer Bell,
proprietor of a soft drink stand In -the
Natatortum. waived hearing before
united States Commissioner Frazer Sat
urday and was held to the federal grand
jury. He Is at liberty on bail. Boll was
arrested Wednesday by prohibition
aenia on a charge of selling- liquor.
After a hearing; the commissioner also
held Charles Rollnes and Milton Wlk
roan to tho grand Jury. Rollnes Is In
Jail In default of 1500 bond, while Wik
tnan Is at liberty on his' own recog
nisance. Colas Ma Stages' (Formerly ksowa at
Shesard's As to Use Mart) Portland
SU llsless dlvlMoa Leave Portland
10 a. m. and 4:13 n. m. daily and litis
p. m. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
only. Leave Ht Helens 7 :30 a. m. and
l:lt p. m. daily and 1:15 p. m. Satur
days, Sundays and holidays only. All
cars heated. Leave from and arrive at
tho new Auto SUge Terminal Depot,
J Yamhill street, corner of Park street.
Phone Main Mil. Adv.
To Sell Boos Car At the request of
Assistant United States Attorney Ma
milrs. Saturday, Federal Judge R. a.
Bean ordered Clarence R. Ilotchklss,
United States marshal, to sell the auto
mobile seised from Clarence Morton
when he was arrested on a liquor
eharge. Morton pleaded guilty Decem
ber IS to transporting liquor at Klam
ath Falls and was fined $250.
CelamMa Stage (Formerly ksewa as
sard's Aste Bat I.laet) rortlaad.
Xeltsesiah Jam division Leave Port
land 10 a. m and a -in n a-ii i
- I" M.J KI1U
11 :1S p. nv Saturdays, Sundays and holi
days only. Leave Multnomah Falls
7 :10 a. m. and 1 p. m. dally and p. m.
Saturdays. Sundays and holidays. All
ear. heated. Leave from and arrive) at
th. sew Auto SUge Terminal Depot, lit
Yamhill street corner of Park street,
rhoejo Main MIL Adv.
Lee tar es Daste Arrangements have
been completed by Portland council of
the Knights of Columbus for a free
publlo lecture on "Dante." which wIU be
delivered by Conde Benolst Pallen, LL.
D, of New York, next Friday evening
at 1:15 o'clock at Knights of Columbus
hall. An Invitation has been extended
to all the college. and high school stu-
- denU and teachers to attend.
Rabht WUe to Give Leetsres Rabbi
Jonah B. Wlee will gfe a course of lec
tures for the Portland Center of the
University of Oregon during tho winter
term, the first lecture being held Mon
day at :J0 p. m.. In the Story Hour
rnnm of the Central library. This course
will carry one hour of university credit
for students who desire to do the work,
Ceaple Become Baakrast Mr. and
Mrs. Hsrry S. Nolan, residing at East
Seventh end Kverett streets, filed a vol-
. unitary petition In bankruptcy Satur
day In the federal court. They have no
axseta to cover liabilities totaling
$t77.
Colas) Ma SUget (Formerly kaowa ai
Menard's Asia Baa Llaei) Portland
Mood River division Servioa temporar
ily discontinued on account of snow
trittm cm the highway. Resumption of
eorvtco will be announced In this space.
Phono Main Mil. Adv.
Alaska' Society to Meet The Alaska
society will meet Monday evening In the
assembly room of the Portland 'hotel.
It W. Thompson will talk. There will
be a program of music, dancing and
cards. Mrs. Josephine 8tott and Mrs.
B. EL Mauro are In charge of the entertainment
Kavatepes Print. at Factory Price
Why send East? Let our rapid anto-
nauo anveiope pressea supply your re
, ejulrernents. Delivery in a few boors.
Phone Mala 1)71. Pacific Stationery A
PrtaUng Co., 107 Second street Adv.
Jewish Society Eleetteo The annual
. meettaig and election of direct or of the
"derated Jewish Societies of Portland,
or, wui do Mia next Thursday at 1:15
Ik nv. at tae BTial Brlth bunding. An
ssrteaoauiig prograia la being arranged.
Mrw StYldoat Are Tew TeoOit Won-
omury Unproved artificial dantsrea are
anaco oy tno plate specialist. Dr. B. C
.Itissmsn. Ill Jooraal hutlillng Adr.
Caaage of 2Tams of BaUclag Notice Is
Wrehy aivon that the name of the Lint.
grrhanro bldg situated on the southeast
ersMir of Second and Stark sts has been
enaagea to -racnange Building "Don
aid O. Woodward, Supt Adv.
Fertlaad-Vrweerr llit-Jm. aiM
depot. Park and T am hill, dairy. , f.JO,
ii aw nv ana t, mitv, us, :ia, I Jt
a. m, nature ay ana Sunday, u :ll p. m.
Mam MIL Adv.
. Partlaad.TTUamook Caamaa RUn
Stags depot. Park aod Yamhill sU, dairy
at I :ll a. nv and 1p.m. 8peclal arrange
monU made for fishing parties. Mala
MIL AdV. .
tr. A merles St Helens via Colombia
river, i :io p. m, dauy ; a :M a. as. Sua.
aay. saw sr. soca. Mam Mix. Adv.
Fee H aril See our foot pectallst,
. X-ray service free. Knight Shoo com
pany, Moniaonnoar Broadway. Adv.
rrttaa4-SaJem.Altaay Leaves Stag
depot. Park and YatfihllL every "hour
from T a, m. to 1 i sn. Faro. LMl
Main M 11-Adv.
- 0. P. tkelby O. Frank Shelby, gen
eral secretary, of tho Brotherhood of St
Elrew, win vialt Portland Tuesday, ac-
Willi.
sacaaurray. genera passenger
agent for tho Union Pacific ' mtera.
Shelby will visit Portland aiul 8attlit
to make preparations for the Episcopal
convention which will be held in Seattle
In tho fall. Tho delegates will also visit
Portland during their stay in the North-
wewc ,
City Fosltioaa Oaea Examination m
mi four Doaitiona with the Htv m.-in Vu.
held during the month. W. E. Marion,
secretary of tho civil service board, an
nounced Saturday afternoon. January
14 the examination for telephone opera
tor will be held; January 17. nlant
helper: January 20. sTreenhouaa fore
man, and January 21. carpenter. Thorn
passing the examinations will be placed
on tne eiigiDio list in the order of their
standing.
K. C. VlSttrel to Perfoma-iTh
Khights of Columbus Minstrels will ap
pear in Vancouver next Friday evening
and next Sunday will give two perform
ances In Mount Angel. The matinee in
Mount Angel Will be for the cnlWe
students and school children. The min
strels appeared with success in Port
land for three performances and also in
aatem.
Pielie Bases Tuesday Sight The
public is invited. Given by Anchor
Council S. B. A.. Tuesday. January 10,
W. O. W. hall. 12 Eleventh Ktret Art.
mission 35 cents. Adv.
Better DeaUstry. Nerve blocking meth-
- euer plates. Dr. J. R. Marshall.
307 Journal bldg: Adv. j
The Ptt System for Feet A scien
tific treatment for broken arches. 711
712 Broadway bWg. Mar. 1317. Adv.
Salem-Mills City Stage Connects Q.
El trains Nos. t and 9 for Mills City.
Joseph Himmin,. Salem. Prop. Adv.
Start ltlJ Klgkt use Southport clean
coal. .Edlefsen's, Broadway 70. Adv.
S. A H. Green Stamps for Cats Hol
man Fuel Co.. Main 358. ES0-2L Adv.
r. MeMahon, Chiropractor. Phone
AQV.
Injunction Asked
To Halt Contract
For Road m Baker
Baker, Jan. 7. Suit to enjoin Baker
county from entering into a contract
with Oxman & Harrington for grading
the 13 mlleii nf th. Rr4y4a..1-Di..i.
, . . .UE,c-un.n section
of the Baker-Cornucopia post road was
filed Friday by T. Ii. Miller, who al
leges the county court has authorized
awarding of the contract to the firm
although the bid of Copenhagen brothers
was the lowest, being 1109.592.50, com
pared to 1111,750. bid by Oxman St Har
rington. Failure of Oxman tt Harrington to en
close a certified check for S per cent of
the amount of the bid is also alleged.
Members of the court said they acted
on the theory that they were saving the
county B8i.ou in awarding the contract
io uimin at Warrington
THE OREGON .SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8. 1922.
wuso
n
round
labon
.
ive
Speeds Up
Oregon's $1 0,000 by Jan, 1 6 Goal
eluding all counties south of ftyi
April 7-9. Charles Belger of this city Is
presraenc tm j&eiso clab plans to en
tertain the boyi and the oil owing com-
But a week remains for OrfrHi tn
rally her forces and ro over th tnn
again with another "Oregon First' rec
ord, -roe wooarow wuson Foundation
campaign officially opens January 16,
during the (0 minutes between noon and
1 o'clock, which will be known aa the
Wilson hour. But Oregon eamnaism
leaders have determined that Oregon's
OUOta of 1 10.000 will tut rnm-rAatmA K
fore that time, and during the next week
win pui iorcn every enort to accomplish
this end. ;
The national fund of tl oftn nnn tnr
Woodrow Wilson Foundation lis to be
aonatea oy volunteer subscribers, who
believe in and approve its purpose.
PUBPOSE OF FTJJTD
The purpose of the fund is to stimu
late genius : ' to encourage interest in
human welfare; to serve mankind; to
perpetuate and promulgate Americanism
to champion liberty, democracy and
peace.
The award or awards from the income
of the foundation will be made from
time to time by a nationally constituted
committee to the individual or group
that has rendered, within a j specified
period, meritorious service to democ
racy, public welfare, liberal thought or
peace through justice. This fund is sim
ilar in purpose and plan to the Noble
Peace prize, save that this fund is lim
ited to citizens of the United States.
Veterans of the World war are show
ing a keen enthusiasm in the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation and are eagerly en
listing to actively aid in the work. The
former f!0-htv wiwnlu tn tn move
ment not only a tribute to their com-
maoaer in cniei nut tney aiso see u as
a means to establish on a permanent
basis the ideals for which they fought.
From all sections of the country letters
are being received at the national head
quarters in New York city, indorsing the
movement and offering to help in any
way possible.
LEADERS SOLICITED
The organization of the former sol
diers and sailors is being carried out in
close cooperation with the state organi
zations of the Foundation. A man in
each statA ha, lun asleep tn asjmme the
responsibility of exercising general su
pervision over tne organization oi ms
comrades in that state and to cooperate
with the state chairmen "in, the work. In
each county, an ex-service man is work
ing with the county chairman in getting
the former soldiers, sailors and marines
of the county interested in the move
ment. They are working largely through
the poets of the American Legion, Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, and the various
divisional societies.
Everyone who intends giving a sub
scription to the Foundation fund is
urged to take it to the Lumbermens
Trust company. Broadway and Stark
streets, where the Foundation has a
window, or to give it to some campaign
committee worker. All subscrintlons are
welcome, no matter how small they
may be.
WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION,
Lumbermens Trust Company Bank
Portland, Oregon.
Gentlemen Inclosed find $ for Woodrow Wilson
Foundation fund, please send certificate of membership to the under
signed at the following address-
Name
Address
City. J State I...
Make checks to Woodrow Wilson Foundifion.. UumWmens Trust
Company bank, Broadway and Oak streets. Portland, "Oregon.
ence in the premiums on the bonds
makes a difference- on the bid. The
matter will be laid before the district
attorney.
This is the second attempt to let the
contract. In October the Copenhagen
brothers were Jowest bidders, and it was
proposed to deposit the bonds with the
state highway commission, which would
advance the money, but the commission
would only allow 90 ' per cent of the
bonds, and it was decided to readvertise
for bids on thA mntnixt ont f. k-
V BOW
n uie airier- or tne bonds, the contract to be awarded
subject to the bonds being sold at not
icsa uuui pax.
WHITEH0U8E TRIAL SET
Srokft.ne. Wash.. Jan 7 Trial nn
grand larceny charge of Irving White
house, former head of the Irving White
house company, which failed last Au
gust, is scneauiea ior Aionaay.
BOYS TO BE EWTERTArtrpn
Kelso, Wash., Jan. 7. Kelso will en
tertain the Older Boys' conference of
tne soutnwest Washington district, in
HALT SYRUPS, HOPS, BOTTLES,
KESS AXD BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES
MAIL OlDEaS SOLICITED .
PORTLAND BEVERAGE
, SUPPLY CO
f XftOADlfAY ttl Ml STAjUC UX
: I
Copyright 121 Hart Schiffner Sc Man I
Hart Schaff n&r & Marx
Seats and Overcoats
V4 Less
$39.00 Suits and Overcoats $29.25 II
$42.50 Suits and Overcoats $31.90 II
$45.00 Suits and Overcoats $33.75 I
$49.00 Suits and Overcoats $36.75
I I w.vrvr wuiu OI1U VVCrCUdUS Tl-n I Hill ill "T-
I I av . - I HI
bu.uu buits and Overcoats $45.00 1 1 r ' ' "
$67.50 Suits and Overcoats $50.65 II
i 11.
II Pifi In
Sam'! Rosenblatt &Go. P?keJ
j . "1th Mid Aldtr C. Bid,. I I
infttea was appointed to assist: Russell
Carothera, Dr. A. F. V. lJtavis, H. Jas
person, Ben SporteJ. William Stuart. J.
P. Buford and John Lw Harris.
Saving Office Space
I When eyery square foot of floor space I
I costs dollars each month, twelve tames I
I every year, the saving of each square I
I foot soon amounts to a very substantial I
I economy. The Globe-Wernicke Hon- I
I zontal Cabinet Sections can be extended I
I both horizontally and perpendicularly I
I every square foot of floor space can I
I be utilized dear to the ceiling, if desired.
J !oteOTLiic!ce Steel J
I . ogascttA Sections I
I Cb baa&q4doihi fbam mcOdbs earn b I
I ciirlal up trtnogt any spact. I
I nmemBvrartin emar tooayn
I caeBfi dtinue nod cairvri'n. Theym I
I Sad w&ii iatgiockiQg devicee orqtebeg flat I
I leap fbem ki periect yat ad peewt I
I Jgygtmg lumTeud. I
I Tbese flediom aa eooetneted inlh 9forji I
I tbickd(RAiejaB!kx&Waim I
I each openxrg for (kxmr or fib hssosapfeta I
I top, bottom and side vr&Hg. I
I To KmnaaKbe &k& fail merits of this Be? yon I
I SSj ,'att.-e.iboaVCstfafcc on I
I ffioa atfrttei,
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,-rJRUEtl WATCHES 2 "
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Outstanding Facts
concerning our Special $100 Diamond
Rings. We originated this feature, now
so extensively copied in this and other
cities. By wise buying we have very .
.materially increased the size of these
special Diamonds.
Oar Paris office keeps us in touch
with the world's principal cutter, and
by buying direct in large numbers, we
secure the lowest prices, besides elim
inating the middleman. Selling in
jquantities enables us to do away with
the extra war tax a $3.00 saving on
each diamond.
Our new Platinum Top' Mounting
are specially fashioned to make the
stones appear to advantage. We carry
over 50 different designs. During 1922
we are prepared to place larger stones
than ever before in our Special $100
Diamond Rings.
claegerBiDS.
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Portland HALLMARK Stora
131-133 Sixth St. Paris Address
Oregonian Bldg. No. 8 Rue Lafayette
WOOSTER'SS
AUTO OWNERS
It doesn't take but a few minutes to come to my store,
so handy and I sell everything.
WOOSTER'S
It's
488-494 Washington St
iWOOSTER'Si
OPEN EVENINGS
Fi In Tl
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as. assr sssk asaK esBBsa ai - i mm m m
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WHAT IS IT?
SEE BIG AD Ilf
TUESDAY'S
CLASSIFIED PACES
Victrola
THIS 8TTLE
aad tea doaal.'
far. Tlctor ree-
erda, - year ewa
e a . I e e, aeedies,
etc.
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SEIEEHUKG-LUCAS UUSIC CO.
is a iu WasalagiM St.
vhon&
BROADWffif
mm
Well do the rest
That's our new number, but we
are still at the same location.
"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE".
OFFICE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES.
PRINTING ENGRAVING BOOKBINDING
Fifth and Oak Streets
Portland, Or.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
ALL STAGES FOR ST. HELENS,
ASTORIA, SEASIDE AND
WAY POINTS
AXSO
FOR BRIDAL VEIL, MULTNOMAH
FALLS, HOOD RIYER, THE
DALLES AND WAY POINTS
poxkxkxt xiroirjr as
Tk. shkp Amns AUTO BUS uxxs
ass auw UfEKtTLtO CSBEB
THE 5AJCE or
ColumbiaStages
LEAVE FKOX aad AKKITE AT THE
' STAGE TERMINAL
DEPOT
SS9 TAX HILL ST, COK. FAKK ST.
Fkeae Kite Mil
A. JALOrr, Mgr.
Change in Passenger
a Schedules
The NORTH BANK ROAD
ia axier saaday, Ja.sarr 8,
In tim. wiii be mad. by the
east of
On and
rhanres
8. P. A 8. Ry. on too Una
Portland as shown below;
IJ! He- . for Lyle. wID toave
ParUass 7:U A. K. Ustead of IiXi,
wtta cermyaadlif ckaar. at all
aetata.
LeeaJ K. S, for Tatlkrtere. win
leav. rortlaad (tU P. M. Instead ef
ttM, wlta eerresfeaclar ckaar at
ail Mints.
..K'"It4-K--?' Havtn Pertlaad
! A JsL. will tmp mm la-sal at
LewaVaTsfia
Sailtk Preailer. Km. f...
Kesiiarte. H.s. aad t
Smith Preailer tvlalMe)
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Ifelselea tvtrfhi.t .
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60.00
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60.00
aad -ALL HAKES" f ether UU
edel SLaadsrS Tlathla WrHIir V
chlaes.
All Thoroughly Rebuilt and
Fully Guaranteed
Machines sent an r-here on Pacific
Coast tor three days' esamlnatloo.
TERMS IF DESIRED
ALL MAKES RENTED
No. 4 Underwood. No. 10 Ketnlnft-totl
and No. I U C Bmith
I Jfesths for 97.&0
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A5D IJtaptCT OIR STOCK
RETAIL. DEPARTMENT
THE WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER
COMPANY, INC.
321 Wuh. SW Portland
rhoae Jfala MSI . -
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