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J I II AH I II I I'll ll'llllf ' " : , " r ; , 1 " , , . -, r.- : rLHiiruil ouDOIUi II TO U. S. SHIPS IS BEFORE HARDING By Ka rarest Classes Washington, Jan. It U. P.J Pr eel dent Harding today definitely bega hla campaign to revive tit American mer chant marine from Its post-war slump an4 to establish It on a permanent basis. A subsidy ; plan designed to make private shipping . ventures profitable with tho aid of the federal treasury when needed -was laid before tho presi dent by Chairman Laskar. and Com missioner Llssner of tbo shipping board, who drafted, tho plan at tho White House's direction. President Hardlnc la expected to ap prove It substantially and will transmit It to con cress with an appaal for ap proval shortly. Tho subsidy plan U fundamentally designed to enablo Amerlaan shipping man to compete successfully with Brit lab enterprise. It la also designed to 'Pull tho government out of the shipping business by guaranteeing reasonable profits to private marine enterprlsea oat of government funds. No subsidy ad vantages go to government ships. lOCBCV, OF SUBSIDIES Tho bulk of tho direct subsidies granted would come from diverted cus toms receipts taken In on goods carried In American bottoma. Where this plan fails to yield a reasonable profit. Indi rect subsidies and funds from tho treas ury, aro provided for. Tho plan also limits the profits of private ship op erators probably to per cent. Indirect methods of subsidy, which probably will be suggested, art provL alone requiring that M per cent of the immigrant a be carried In American ships and a provlalon for making part of the merrhant marine a division of the naval reservs so that wages and other costs will come from naval funds. : HI SECT CASH PATH EXTf ; The recommendations of the shipping board are understood to- propose direct rash payments derived from Import taxes, the pay menu to bo administered by the shipping board, and Tor. an In direct subsidy in the form of mail sub ventions and other government eon tracts. The suggestion was also made today by Chairman Lesser that the subsidy plan finally adopted by congress, fol lowing recommendations for the enroll ing of merchant seamen as member of the naval reserve, and for tho carrying ef a Urge percentage of Immigrants on American ships. II MAY TAKE JUMP (('ontintMd ma pssa Om) munlty had been strengthened mate rially by the opening of the Booth Kelly Lumber company's mill and log ging camps. OfEJS WITH RECEPTION Similar Impetus to the retail hard wars trade through revival of activity la tho lumber Industry was pointed out by K. It. Lewis of Marsh field. Today's program opened at 1 :J0 o'clock with a reception to members and visitors, registration and distribu tion of badea occupying the morning hours. An address of welcome by Mayor Baker followed an Invocation by Rev. Oswald Taylor at the opening session. Response hi President Jameson and an address by prno Dale Strong completed the program. A talk on taxation and Its problems by Welter L. Tooso Jr., assistant to the at torney general of the United States, will be ' the principal food for . discus sion at the forenoon session Wednesday and an addresa by Captain J. W. Oorky . of Waukegan, 111., will feature the aft ernoon program. WILL HATE BAJTQtlT Oorky will appear again Thursday morning with a talk on the psychology . -of salesmanship and Dr. W. J. Hlndley, , educational director of the Washington State Retailers association. Is sched uled for an address on American busi ness "methods. , Professor It N. Comlsh of the Ore iron Agricultural cotlege and Professor T. O. Crockett of the' University of Ore gon will lead the discussion Friday and the convention will close with a banquet given at the Multnomah hotel Friday night by the Portland Jobbers. A majority ef the delegates win remain over Saturday for a river trip to the St. Jobne terminal, leaving the. Alder street dock at I a. m. and returning at ' noon. CHAmi ADDBEMES LABOR Chaplain Howard of Good Samaritan hospital addressed the Central Labor ceunr.lt Monday night en "Labels and Llbela, pleading for sincerity la Stand ards of business and private life. , (BLACK) : H GRADE PACKAGE TEA THAT SEltS FOR SO LITTLE! HARDWARE PRICES Theonehig f ' ---- , THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. QREGOM. HARDWARE .DEALERS IN ANNUAL' CONVENTION i t i?V?1Ulfr0m tVna 10 Oreson' Washington and Idaho assembled at th Imperial hotel today ZT1 nnuaI " of the Oregon Retail Hardware and ImplemeWSSeS Wd2 A li , Wtmt. Tmle" Bottom eft to rtght-M. c Breeder of Sprtngfle4d ,0 A. L. Jameaon of tfeMlnnTffle, prealdent of the association; E. R. Lewis of Marshflcsld. -w..r. Where Community . Tie Journal today prints- the second Installment of the list of Cheat benefi ciaries, showing the scope of the work of each, as a guide to subscribers to the Chest fund. The final installment will be printed Wednesday. Florsnce Crittenton Boms, 5 East Oliaan street For the care of erring Slrla who may or may not be facing maternity, but who are not incorrigible, equipped for maternity work for un married girls. Regular elementary school wo . 5ien- 0tte dy ta devoted to sewing. There are 10 to 12 physicians who may be called upon at any time for free services. riMi" ,H,om. Barker road Conducted 1m "i'-f We need,,,, frlendanip mtdlcal legsilor friendly aivice, iu fLlnti!re"tJbln tn tfie unmarried Srk er,.depndent and delinquent girls. When the required time for remaining iTi-i h.oma as expired, suitable, em ployment is found for the girls, and ZVZ C.r? rl.v.en .hem- WhK Ta the ?0fmt,iJv"lrctl.on in domestic science, !-r 80 -L001 nd commercial courses Inm vi.rn i70ttJ nu"ber cared for dur JL -" Number dlamlaaed during be'lO. 1U, 4r-,n h0m 8Pta- mtix1 n 3P!"T Resv Home (White ril.Ti1. nJ Afoaandrla streets mi-rnJ ty . """PJ1! for unfortunats I&VffiX Wei. d,lilMunt. CaFed aurlnlgt?t2i.ef "? nd XM bbto St. Roses Industrial School (House All Future January Charges Billed to New Spring Dresses Are Here S'S. m0dt iDtrdUCC thcm6clvcs ia y ppy colorings Costume dresses, smart draped types, with meUl trimminir-anrl .troio-i, You Don't Need Cash-Cr edit-Gladly Don't wait until the season is well advanced.to buv th. cloUies you war Come in and open an account ySTSw range payments to suit your convenience. . y . A Chest Money Goes of the Good Shepherd, U7 Dekum street) For the direetloTI mnA u1nratlnn nf delinquent girls and young women, SKv'S1". a. total 18 gWs during mat had lis new girls during the year, a dally average of 102. Portland Commons (Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society, 195 Burn side street) Conducted for homeless men and boys who have strayed from their homes, many of whom are human wrecks. Under practical applied social service, causo and effect of each in dividual case la studied and survey made, and the new life created there from has saved the city and state thou sands of dollars. Hundreds have be come useful citizens, and many way ward boys have been returned to the parental roof. Pisgah Home Colony- ("Pisgah Heights," Scappoose. Or.) A healthful mountain home for homeless and friend less of both sexes; the convalescents from hospitals. "The House by the Side ?' the Road" to all who need. Cared for 175 in 1921, daily average 3688 of the unemployed of Portland in December. Served 1.9(0 meals. Cooperative Infant Welfare Society of Oregon (Cltnlo at Neighborhood House. Second and Wood street -For the maintenance of a health ollnlo to fight the rising death rate among children. During the fiscal year, September L 1920. to September l, 1921. U3 babies were registered. Two ttlinica each 2 i I . ? n y 4 J r r V week are being held, in South Portland and Arleta. Physician In charge says 1500 win save life. Nine children saved last year. . .. -; mv-j wuuui iung building) To promote conservation of vmot, treaiui ana weixars in industries and for the public gener-slly.-parUcularly as related to proven- and Industrial sanitation. Reached 40,000 scnooi couoren wun aeimite organized instruction In accident nreventlon and health lUVUmXnn lna...t.J . BAAA . r - . w w . , m tm t.u . vvvv working men and women in safety work wut wiwr xvuw, X HO BBjISIV oroDS ewiuo nag uuproesca pwsonauy upon at least 80,000 people. Parents' Educational Bureau (Oregon rni-icBwi association. Ml Courthouse) During 1921, 2046 children between the ages of six months and six years were registered for euaenie teats. They are examined for any defects wmca may oe remedied while the child is small. Advice is given the mothers and also counsel Is given to the mother mm w ua in ot ur neaiut. Last year 416 prenatal books Issued by the gov ernment and 634 books on infant care were given out Leaflets are given out daily. r-Prtland-B. Fr,? Dispensary (People's i: , : no jetierson streets) urnishea (nw maHin! n- -lC f!1. JT3 Affiliated with the medical school of the University of Oregon. Treats on the average 55 cases per day at the present, the average number treat a Li" 10R" Tf1 cases Visiting Nurse Association (1010 You March, 1922 fpalding u11dlngV-Organlaed to bene- i,iibf.,unbl?J.0 skilled attend ance lav time of illness, to promote clean liness, to teach trover care ef tho aide. nd to help raise the health standard of of families and paid them 20.84s visits. ?!?uiJvrt. ""osepa uomo lor the Aged (East Thirtieth and Stark Ninety te one hundred boroeieas old peopto (mea "d women) were cared for la 1121. WftT Ai A1 bsi kai atls. A ty of them being absolutely dependent when coming. to the homo, and th re mainder have paid certain game for life time care, bat in many cases these amounts have been consumed. vT TTooumere via People s Home rptsrah ?,li.hwurArlror ft old foika. ynnf twn carea xor asa. aalrv a varus 1: meals served. 40.02Tv T" - Ardenwald Plmcm mmk n. -.t- ny, Tacoma avenue ---Cree for over uow from Woodmere home. la 1921 I.rM of " daily. Ueais BriUi buildlng)-P-A cooperaUva league to provide adequate support, fofoen's. Benevolent Society (BaaJ BTith building) Administers elief to and needy women and ehitdren. B-rttK"birdinVPMalntainT"thoui. . !C!tL average atienaanoe 46 a montn. Work on Bose Test Gardens Continues . Work of grading and leveling slopes for tho open air amphitheatre at the rose teat gardens la- Washington park la to be continued during the winter months, C. P. Keyser, superintendent of Parka, said this morning. Keyser said the theatre would be ready, with the exception of the heavy turf, by the open-' ing of the rose season In una. Did the cold weather make a hole in your wood pile? Wood delivered -flie day you order s wood that is thoroughly seasoned - - - and ready , for immediate use and with every load of DRY CUT SLAB WOOD you will receive free; one tack of - - - 1R0ALCC1)AL IE WOK OF liSHINGin I - Seattle. Jan. II (L N. 8.) Re sentment toward his attltnde aa the railway problem and hla vote la favor of asatlng Senator Newberry, bag re sulted la this state la aa organised noa partlaaa oampaign te defeat Miles Pain dexter, whoa he runs for reelection fe the ran. - ! - . . In srmslntiMu & mmnmm M t - mmmmm ron Mi the state Wars m tJlm Poindexter and have formed aa evgasw wuosi wmca uey aay wtu insure ma XAST CTOsrca aaat Mtt AaOCT POIgJ)gXTX TOT Washington, Jan. 4. (WASHINGTON BUREAU Or TBS JOURNAL) Blnos Senator Poindexter voted te aeed New berry after a period at doabt aa ta bow be Would ml, atawtaa v- -a -. Influencas used by political frlenda, m- ciwuosj appeaia iron) jonaxaaa Bourne, former senator from Oregon, aad Jailua a. owm. a ow i orx aaaxar. Bourne and Bache wore leedlag bak. ere of Poindexter for preatdeat ta the as oampaign. Boarno contributed tit,. MA to VMitAmtmr'm fn.l ..1 v.w- over tst.000. It U known that Newberw ry-s manaa-era asxea Bourae and Bache to get busy wbea they discovered that twmiwwf n vw is sgsinst jew bemr. : Poindexter baa) Amnlm MaMtMlh - wry yimna . m we eeaxue snar. u PQINDEXTER H6H sdmlta rbat bo keld teletbene coavarsa Uoaa With Bach from the senate iobby. soma of whlch tt imum - beard by hla eoneagwsa. He also admits s-onn uuaoa wu aim u raver ed Newberry. He deaiea that Boors baa E. G. Allen Named For Sihrerton P. 0. 'Waahlnrtea. Jan. Si. (WAHlXO TON BURKAU OF Tilt JOCRXAI. Preeidewt liardlng em Meaday seet the foUewtng poarmssiar aorainitiorta ta the ,. Ortf e Robert a Ansa, SOvevtaa. Wgahingtoa ruary U Baas. Oaa traUat Ralph X PbUbrtek, &oiajav The New HEATIIZED n i! TV M Pmre' IQc No wonder POLAR CAKES made such an iiutant hit! They're the most delicious 100 pure food you can huy. Douhly protected HEATHIZED packed in individual boxes. Each cake is wrapped in waxed paper 16 protect your fingers while eating, ; - The most delicious bit of pure food you can buy for a dime! Portland's finest ice cream frozen hard dipped in hot chocolatei turned to the freezer! Sure they're good. Better have one now!1 e AtaAJILeafling Ice Cream Dealers lOc HEATHIZED-Frozin in thm pore? atmosphere cf carbon diox f. Air destroy thm most pneav ejicmainr POLAR CAKE Htathizod. Weatherlvlce (Crystal Ice & Storage Hazelwood Ice Cream Co Mt. Hood TUESDAY. 4 JANUARY SC. r'lZZ2. Jury inMaiin Act 'Case Is Dismissed After aa n bight aeasloa a federal eaart Jary fafied ta reoxJi aa innaniT la OM case at Oareaoa Bream, aneged white alsrvor. and was eeelkarged tbU ""t: r JmOsm WoJvsrtoa. Brewer was arrested at 474 Kaat n . w ewiter U aad Jailed for wait alavarr. He waa ta company with Carrie Barber, a lS-yaar e04 BbAltaw, Waaku girt. ferewr la 44. roars atd. The flsfssm arged the ary ta aoqatt wtta the atata ijernt that Ue eewplo wwald get anarrted Ttialf 1 r in ICE teo crocaru CREAM U W I - -ek a "-aBBW A 1 Cream il mmm M . (egg size) Cuticura Soap Is Ideal for Ice Cream Co 3000 Tho Complexion ittittin& Washington at Tenth St. Broadway .