THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND., OREGON."
THURSDAY. 7AOTARY 1?. K21
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GftOUT TO ATTEtiO
SUPEUHS'
Business Club Helps Wilson Fund
Foundation Subscnptions" Pour In
MEET AT CHICAGO
Superintendent IX A. Great u aets-
f etee by tbe Mbool boars' Weaneedajr
slsat to ttii4 tbe department t se-
serlaUaeeaU' meeting ef the National
rdacetloa aseodauoa at Cbleas. Feb
reery IT to March H Witt expaneee pel,
pea the recommandatlon ef the edsea-
tioo committee, eratea Director 0orr
B. Taeniae claimed tu uoonsistsnt,
sinee ens ef Its members. Director freak
Shall, bee Mi recommended thet Thomee
t tor the elfbtb time eeet at public ex.
sense.
Oraut end Assistaat lupartn tea tent C
A. nice area aetheneed to attend the In
land Empire Teachers' aeeoclatlon at
Spokane, April I te T. with expenses paid.
Other members ef the teaching corps
wishing te attend the Marwtka mar
so wtthowt loee t par.
SUM CLAIMED
Director Tbomae aow wants to gt to
Washington, D. C la the Interest Of the
13. 004 claim against the federal oce
tlotial board which be hopes to ret and
which ta tanaled hopeieeatr m aweera-
ment red tape. This money Is supposed 1
ly das rortland from the federal rerwrn-
ment. for troeble and expense entailed hi
rutna the Benson PolrtechnJe school for
see la the rehabilitation of soldiers,
which the government then did not use.
Representative C. N. MOAruur has sue
gestsd that Thomas or some other mem
brr of the board familiar with the altua
Uon. be eent to Washington to look after
the claim. The matter was referred to
the buslftass committee, composed of Dl
rectors Woodward and EJaman.
, The board accepted the counter proposition-
of C. Ardeuser for 14200 for lots
II. SO and SI In block t. Syndicate ad
' anion, nose City Park, with all im
' srevements thereon.
If STICK IS SHABBD
Electrical eerrlce wtU be divided be-
tween the Portland Railway, Light
Fewer coon pan y and the North was tarn
Electric company, (or the new build'
Ings the P. R. U 4 P. having the Ala
meda. Maryrrllle and Roes City Park.
aad the Northweetern Electric com pa
ny the new Bnckman and the James
John high. Bids will be solicited oa all
future extensions.
Settlement will be mad with the U.
M. shipping board for boiler adjustments.
by the purchaee of another $1700 boiler
. at i:300. with 11300 allowance on ex
panami for fixing former boilers and
The Pi on smite Boalaess Men dub
teen awarded the honor of hems;
eae ef the first dube Is the city to eoa-
tribote to the Weedreer Wilson Founda
tion fund. A check for lit from the
club was received at campaign head
quarters la the Lumbermens Trust com
pany this morning. It has been sug
gested that other ctuba In the city fol
low this precedent aad thus help to speed
us tit campaign for $ 11,00s. which Is
Oregon's quota of the f 1,000,000 or more
national fund for the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation.
Columbia couaty win ."go over the top
with its quota within the week, ta the
opinion of F. B. Holbrook. chairman of
cotsmsi county tor the foundation
fond. Several other county leaders hare
sent In reports te campaign headquar
ters stating that the campaign la betas
purahed tn their respect! ve counties, sad
that It la the hope that their quota' wfll
be completed within the week.
Addltloaat subscriptions to the fund
are as follows: Mrs. George W. Joseph,
Susan F. Moody. Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas
Milbarn, C A. Dee Briaay. W. W. Co
bagna. v Mrs. O. Eharmaa, William O,
Laing, J. w. oaborn, Mr. sad Mrs.
Mrs. George Harvey. R. Bourke, J. 7.
Highland. Mrs. X V. Highland, Mrs.
Janet Hanne of Portland. Mra, 8. J
Ryder of Eugene. Marie XL Roberts of
Cbemawa, William A. Molntyre of Hoft.
Mrs. Anna, M. Pitney of Junction City.
B. P. Wilson of Union and D. W. Crosby
aaaraammmsasmammmnasBwsmnuEam
1100 for grate ban not needed. This
was done upon the recommendation ef
Director Taamae. who hae been bavins
trouble with misfit bases oa boiler be
formerly! purchased from the govern
ment.
8. abnooson was awarded contract
for the disposition of s two-story frame
boos oa the Fernwood property at
ISioe.
Lehigli Coal Mines
To Close; 25,000 to
Go on Jobless List
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Haaleton, Pa Jan. 19. (I. N. S.) The
Lehigh Valley Coal company will sus
pend operations In the Lehigh. Schuyl
kill, Northumberland and Columbia
fields tonight for the balance of the
week because of the poor market Over
26.000 men will be made idle.
The Jeddo Highland Coal company.
the largest anthracite independent pro
ducer, shut down its collieries today be
cause of nn satisfactory market condi
tlons and 1 000 men ware thrown out of
employment
Cabinet Heads in
Ronmania Resign
Bucharest Jan. 19. (L N. S.) The
Roumanian cabinet resigned today after
falling to secure a vote oc confidence in
the Roumanian parliament
WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION,
Lumbermen Trust Company Bank
Portland, Oregon.
GenUimesr lncloied And J. for Woodrow Wilson
foundation fund, please tend certificate of membership to the under
lifued at the following address t
fame
Addxiss
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Make checks to Woodrow Wilson Foundation, Lambcrmeot Trust
Company bank, Broadway and Oak streets. Portland, Oregon.
Irish Government
Gets $4,860,000
Loan From Bank
Dublin, Jaa.U-fI. liB.--The mbx
urtry of fine nee In the Irish provisional
government will becln immediately ap
plying the new government loaa of
1,000,000 pounds (14,118.000) to the Irish
national needs, it was announced today.
The eettins up of new governmental
machinery throughout the country is
proving a costly task. The loan was
secured by Michael Colons, minister of
finance, from : the Bank or Ireland,
without the slightest opposition.
COWUn FAB3IE DIES
Kelso, Wash, Jan. 19. P. TP. Fifer,
Cownts county farmer, 'west of Kelso,
and former Kalama reeldent died Tues
day night, aged Tl. -
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Taken from Maude Adams' stage success
LAST 2 DAYS
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KNOWLES' PICTURE PLAYERS
SCREENLAND NEWS shows Portland
Mazamas winter hike on Rainier.
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"Merchanclise. of cJ Merit Otaly
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EVERYTHING FOR CASH EVERYTHING FOR LESS
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Boys' All -Wool Overcoats
. and- Mackinaws Reduced
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Simplify your cooking
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) Ubleepoooful Cdsco
K cupful floor
fi cupful sulk or chides brotk
2 a yolks, bestss Gskt
X cupful frtttel cbeesr
H teupooerul eak
ii teaepoooui paprika
1 cupful coaimon cbeest cut in snuD cubes
H capful bits of puacata '
1 en it& tabiMpoanfuls milk
soft sifted bread crusaes
Crieco for frying
Melt the Criacoi b k cook tike low, seVi tat
Bqi4 sad stir aatl soiling; aid the egg aael
1st eeok waken eeaUag aata the est setj
stir btht (rated taem sad lessoeiat thea
hU ta the cases ef cheese sad spread oa a
Crtsceed plate. Wkea cold, iklpe, cst-aad-
bread-ctamb. tad
fry ia set Crista.
The umiatss aasy
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YOU can make your work easier when you are
jgoing out in the afternoon by selecting foodsyou can
Cook in the morning. For instance, cheese croquettes
can be prepared several hours before meal time, and
need only a few minutes' browning in hot Crisco before
serving. They are nourishing and more appetizing
than a heavy meat.
Crisco is ideal for frying because it does not smoke at
frying heat, because it gives off no odor, and because
it cooks food so quickly that it docs not heat up your
kitchen as much as a pan of slow boiling vegetables.
Crisco makes fried things taste better, too, because it
does not spoil their natural flavors with a greasy taste.
It is absolutely tasteless a pure, white, delicate, vege
table cooking fat that is entirely 'different'.
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Tke Whys ef CookingM.wi! tcB yea kow to saake your lPt. of HomeEco-
cToa,ncna,fitaXOTaa4exto acenka, Ctncinnari, Ohio.
Srst tine jb try them. Wnttea ay Janet We send postpaid, "The
MdCsasm IQl ssunder of the Boatsa Ceok y Whys of Cooking-" I enclose 10c
nt ScaeoL Ores scores of ber exdlu- X u taapa
sin Rapes. Scad napoo sad 10c
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All these made by the famous Oregon Gity Woolen
Mills a guarantee of quality, always.
Extra large collars to keep the frost from tingling ears, good
length to ward off the winds and every coat with a belt.
Plaids if you prefer or plain and gray mixtures. Sizes for the
young fellows 7 to 12 years. And think! Only 5.95.
XCOFOJTT BASEsTZCT Llymaa, "Wolfe a Co.
Another Big Event
in the Footwear Section
WOMEN'S SHOES
REDUCED TO
$3.95
Good shoes, well made high shoes shoes costing more
wholesale today than this remarkable price are offered in
this sweeping sale of women's high shoes in the Economy
Basement. It's an event, women. of Portland, that should
solve your footwear problem for the season.
Low and medium heels, heavy soles. In gun metal, black
and brown kid stocks. All sizes in the lot but not in each
style. Sizes are 3 to 9. Widths Afi to E.
KCOJTOXT BAIZim-Llymaa, Welle Co.
v Boys Blouses Reduced
Choice at 69c
Chsmbray and percale blouses in latest
fancy light and dark-striped patterns. Made
with pockets and pearl buttons. Very
heavily reduced for this selling.
Children's Union Suits
Specially Priced
at $1.00 .
Children's waist union suits with high
neck long sleetes and in ankle length.
Also suits with low neck and short sleeves;
in knee and ankle length. Included also
are children's Peter Pan sleepers at $1.00.
Women s Fiber , Silk Hose
Radically Reduced
39c Pair
Fiber "silk hose of good quality with re
inforced toe and heel and garterproof tops.
Choice of black or cordovan in sizes
to 10. Very specially priced at 39c a pair.
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Batiste and Longcloth
Envelope Chemises
79-
AU-Wool Serge
Very Special
79c yd.
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-Firmly woven storm
serge in 36-inch width.
A wonderful fabric for
jumper dresses, middy
dresses, children's dresses,
suits and coats. Espe
cially is it desirable at this
remarkable price of 79c a
yard. Remember it is all
wool serge.
CC0903TT VASZaTKITT
Llfmaa. Welle a Co.
Men's Sox at Half
pairs for 50c
Fiber and mercerized sox
it less than half regular price.
Built with double strength
sole, heel and toe, elastic
tops. Black only. Very
slight imperfections make
this price possible. Sizes
to 12.
Men's Ties Reduced
Choice at 19c
1000 ties for men in the
popular shades, stripes and
small figured designs. Silk
mixtures and mercerized v
poplin.
ECOJTOXT
Greatly reduced in price are these dainty
chemises of soft underwear materials. Of
batiste With, hemstitched and embroid
ered, yokes and I camisole tops; of long
cloth with "dainty lace yokits and. lace
bottoms, . camisole and built up tops. ;
EC0S0XT 1SHE3T Uyaaa, WtUt a Co.
Wool-Mixed oweaters
Some About H at
$3.39
T-Heavy wool-mixed
sweater coats, for ;. men,
many priced at about half
their regular prices. Some
in the, popular shaker knit.
In button front style with
rough neck collar. Plain
shades and color combina
tions. Sizes 36 to 46.
BA8ZXZ3T LJsmaa, Welfs a Ce.
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Women's. Misses O A T C ;
; and Children's 0. ri l k! .
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Felt hats velvet hats plush hats a great assortment to
go in this Economy Basement : sale at 49c each. Hats that
originally sold for much more hatsthat are stylish and be
coming many styles and many shades. An opportunity, in
deed forthrifty mothers to fit out the- entire feminine side of
the house at a price that seems almost imX3ible.--?V;.-'V--1:lr;
i XCOVOXT BASZXXST Ltamaa. Welfe a Ce. t -' .
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This Store Usee No Comparative Prico-T hey Are Misleading and Often Untrut