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JANUARY. 3. 1S22. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,: OREGON. IS WALLACE BACKS THURSDAY 1 PLEA FOR CUTS F III Mil. HEIGH T TON BUREAU Or THE JOURNAL) JwUry et Agriculture Wiilact, in his Traffic etue addreee at Philadelphia .ww aaan bis vole Uj the de . MM that fralcht rata nm 4nn In J heir share In the. drop with the K.p.wB vi ivn products. i , "Forty per cent of our twmnl- rectljr dependent epoe what they grow from the oil." mm Mr. WIlr "an J too purchasing- power of that 40 per - cent cannot long cooUauo so aerloualy out of relation to tho purchasing power of tho other 10 per cent If wo do not reeoenlae tho national dancer In ' thla cenditloe aae tako prompt measures to euro It. tho euro will come through tho operatloa - of . brutal sconomla forces which will lay upon tho 0 per cent who do not Uto on tho farms a burden heavy as mat tho farmers aro now bearing." Mr. Wallace pointed out that after tno .rallroada were confronted with largely Increased operating costs they ought relief from federal authority, and were glveo an Increase In rates. For a tlmo tho farmer did not suffer, for ims products commanded high prices, , also. Then prices for tho farmer's main crops went down below coot of produc tion and below pro-war normal. In ' Iowa, his home stats, corn Is worth only 13 per cent of pro-war prices.' In railroad rates, however, tho Iowa farmer pays ISO per ent mors than he did before tho war. and 110 per cent of former rent and taxes. . ' Agriculture can not expect, complete recovery, said the secretary, until normal ratio Is re stored between, farm' prices and freight rates. Gen. Taylor, Who Died in.. California, ( Had Unique Record Pelvers Into war atortes. find. If you can. a record which In steady brilliancy outshines that of Aoher OL Taylor, who. according to word received by friends Is Portland, died a few days ago Lstterman hospital. 'California. General Taylor enlisted as a private and was retired a brigadier general. He served In the Civil war. In Cuba and In tho rhlllpplnes. Ue was on the army payroll for so yeara He died when he was 10. lie began as a private In the third Wisconsin regiment during the Civil war. . ' ' i After serving In the three wars he was for a time, before he was retired. en duty In Alaska. Ilia promotions were succeaalve of service la every rank. Gocthals to Reach Spokane February 2 ftpokaive, Wuh, Jan. St. When Oen oral George W. Ooethals, builder of the Panama canal, arrives In Spokane, Feb ruary t, to begin a personal survey of the Columbia basin prelect, be will be accompanied by on assistant. Who will Investigate the data .already gathered by state engineers and the original Co tumble basin surrey, commission. field work will be done personally by General Ooethals, who will make . Epokans tils headquarters. - . -... : S I TTouriat Fined $20 On Mashing Charge a A. Wheelrlcht. a tourist, found other attractions besides the scenery in the ob tervatlon tower on Council Crest, ac cording to the testimony In municipal , court Wednesday of Manager Flnley. who said that the stranger Insisted on forcing his attentions on a young; woman at tend act in the tower. Although he pieeaed not guilty. Judge Roes in an fined wneeirtght 110 for disorderly conduct. Amateur Bootlegger Gets Discouragement Bootlegging Is no game for a novice, as Dave Wheeler found out In municipal court .Wednesday afternoon. Accord In r to his testimony In court Wheeler, who pieaoea to violating the prohibition ordi nance, was apprehended In his first of fense as a liquor dealer. Judge Ross man administered a 1250 fine to din- courage mm in bis pursuit FEW CARES OF COJTTAfilftT Baker. Jan. zs Dr J. W. Huff, city health officer, re porta few rases of con tagious disease this winter. He lays the absence to smallpox to the fact that approximately 1000 people were vacci nated last winter at the suggestion of me aoctora ' only a few eases of scarlet fever have been reported In the past xew monma A 1 I America V Van Loan's Great Version of The Tare Musketeers' FlatM and tix-thoottra in toad of swordt; Yank punch instead of French polittnwts. i . SATURDAY EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Except Groceries and a Very Few Ree trie ted Lines V An Mm .::! esn&ice Sale! EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED- , Eeet Cmeriai end a Very . . row Restricted ALL CHARGE PURCHASES MADE I TOMORROW AND REMAINDER OF MONTH I GO' ON FEBRUARY OCOUNTC, PAYABLE ON MARCH 1 Children's Hair Bobbed Barber Shop, 2d Floor Heart's Desire enrL curled bob, straight cut, etc Our man barber is an expert in his line and a diplomat In handling children." Prompt service. Exclusive Portland Agency for Richer dsop's Quality : Linens am RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. rnomwoR ait-x rrr park amo Trfm ymrgyaT Fwclniiv .Portland - Agency For the faanons Bengal Oriental . Rags - A 9 V Mail Orders FiUed' By Experienced Shoppers Oat of town customers are Invited to make full use of tnis special service at all tunes. Orders filled and forwarded the same day as received. F riday Great b k 4 1''SB 7m vmmljnmni MJL f w,'-:,f i Of Advance Models in Women's Suits, Coats Dresses -Not to see these new creations in all their splendor of color, winsome grace and charm means an onnnrtunitv lost. Though this is not our premier showing, neverthe less it contains a representative collection of models sure to please those who seek the first harbingers of Spring. The New Season's Smartest Models are reflected in these advance models in outerwear-each garment portraying a new note from the realm of fashion. Women who love to wear what is really individual and most effective will be delighted with these new arrivals for early Spring. And the note of true economy sounds out clear and true for every garment is marked at a modest price. Garment Salons, 2d Floor Saving s in the Clearance Sale : Cndy Specials -Mints --T-Chocolate dipped. QQft Priced special, the pound only -Jelly ' Beans "in assorted flav ors. Priced special,' the pound Main Floor $3.50, $4 Moonglo Satin ,48 40 inch Moonglo Satin and Satin Charmeuse in an excellent range of light and dark colors. Beautiful shim mery fabrics of reliable make very much the vogue for frocks and cos tumes. Lines selected from regular stocks selling heretofore at $3.50 and 4 the yard Specially AO priced for Friday, the yard iDeSeftO Silk Department Main Floor 5 I Continuing the Sale of Bengal Oriental Rugs -Bengal Oriental Rugs so closely resemble the imported Rugs that it takes an expert to distinguish between them. Marvelously beautiful in design and colorings these Rugs represent the highest achievement in Ameri can rug making. We have a number of discontinued patterns to close out . at the following special prices: f 2-S0 Bengal Oriental Rugs, sixo 2.5x4.6 . . $ 1 7.50 - 4Q.OO Bengal Oriental Rugs, size 3.2x5.2. .$ 26.00 $ 55.00 Bengal Oriental Ruga, size 4x 7 ft. .$ 39 75 $125.00 Bengal Oriental Rugs, size 6x 9 ft. .$ 9950 $169.00 Bengal Oriental Rngs, size 9x12 ft. .$135 00 $239.50 Bengal Oriental Rug, size 9x15 ft. .$195 00 Rug Dept., 3d Floor Modified Educator Shoes For Women The woman of fashion will be delighted with the smart, trim lines of the Modified Educator. And even more gratifying is the extreme comfort for this shoe is built on scientific principles which "let the feet grow as they should." We show the Modified Educator in both high shoes and oxfords. Step, in and vlet us show you this high-grade footwear for women. Special Clearance Prices Laced High Shoos of black kid at $10.35 Laced High Shoes of brown kid at $11.25 Laced Oxfords of brown kid, pair $9.90 Laced Oxfords of black kid, pair $9 45 Shoe Department, Main Floor Smart, New Spring Hats $7.50 Most expressive of the new season are these charming hats and at the price exceptional values. The woman who likes to keep In the forefront of fash ion will be delighted with these new models. Made up in Taffefa Bagatelle Satin Faille and ia combinations of silks, satins and straw braids. Many attractive styles - including sail ors, upturned brims and flare effects. Black, shades of blue, plum, tan and brown, (grr f? Priced for Clearance D eOU Oregon Industries Week in the Grocery Section, featuring t special showing and sale of Oregon products. Note these good savings for Friday selling: OWK Flour $1.80 This is our famous "OWK Excellence brand. Every sack guaranteed. Sale, 4 lbs. $1.80 Royal White Soap Qt ff tDl.UU on sale, 25 cakes for towe Rrrer 'Catsi regular, 3 5 c size special Loganberry Jnice, reg- OQrt alar 3 Sc size- Snecial at AtuC Dried Prunes, special lb. 15c Clearance of Men's Overcoats, Suits, Mackinaws Lefs get together, men. You're after savinrs. and we are determined tn ffrt a nnirl- ri-.,. r .... i iL . ing stocks. Every Suit, Overcoat, Raincoat and Macki naw has been sharply reduced in price as a glance at the following list will show. And, shop early in the day. $30Overcoats$21.85 f $60 Grade $39.85 Clothing Men's $35.00 Overcoats Clearance Sale at Men's $40.00 Overcoats Clearance Sale at Men's $50.00 Overcoats Clearance Sale at Men's $57.50 Overcoats Clearance SaU at Men's $60.00 Overcoats Clearance Sale at Men's Suits 23.85 27.85 $31.85 $37.85 $39.85 All All All AO An ah All Mb's $32.50 Men's $35.00 Men's $37.50 Men's $40.00 Men's $50.00 Men's $55j00 Men's $60.00 Men's $65.00 SuiteClearance Saits Clearance Suits Clearance Scats Clearance ScdtaCleanmca Saits -Clearance Soils Clearance price only price only price only price only only only price only price only $24.37 $26.25 $28.12 $30.00 $37.50 $41.25 $45.00 $48.75 All Mackinaws Reduced All Men's $12.50 Mackinaws now reduced to $ 8 45 All Men's $15.00 Mackinaws now reduced to $ 945 AU MenV $16.50 Mackinaw, now reduced to $1045 AH Men s $18.50 Mackinaws now reduced to $12 45 AH Boys' Mackinaw Priced in the Clearance A Off! Choose Any Man's Hat At One-Third Of f Main Floor Velour. soft Felts, Derbies all popular styles and colors. Borsalino Hats are included. Not all sizes In each style and color but good range for choice. 5.00 to ltt.00 HaU now on sale at X2S to $735 All Men's and Boys' Caps at Clearance Sale prices. : '-':'--" f ' Up to $25 Boys' Overcoats for $9.45 A ' i i' m mm Loose Belt Models : Mam Floor Special group of warm, serviceable Overcoats at a price which means a splendid saving. Cloth lined and high class tailoring throughout. Browns, grays jQ ytjr and greens. Convertible collars. Special Clearance ds4D Boys' Suits Reduced 10.00 Suits now $ 7.50 t 2.50 Suits now $ 9J8 $15.00 Suits now $11J25 $16.50 Suits now $1238 7-$ 18.50 Saitg now $13.88 2o.oo jutt bow 515.00 -$22.50 Suits now 1 1st 25.00 Suits now $17. 50 And S. & ILGreen Stamps! A. Clearance of Women's Apparel Every Garment at a Snecial Low Price All Suits, CoaU, Dtesses. SUrts Petticqats, Blouses, Sweaters. Bath Robes, Kimonos, ett. are Included In this, our greatest Clearance of Ready-to-Wear. The woman who has dflrvrV Vnvin!r .1 " 1 choose from our entire stock at splendid savings. And, remember, every gTrment U of dependlbU quahty. 1 Women's Suits $33 Models formerly selling up to 95 In thU group. Beautiful high-class Suits developed in Yalama, Duvet de Laine, Mochatex. Stevanna and Velour materials. Straightline, semi-fitting, box and novelty styles. Many have fur collars and are trimmed with fur bands. Others are embroidered 2 Suits size 1 4 1 5 size lo ll size 18 12 size 20 1 size 362 size 38 2 size 40 t size 42 1 size 44 1 size 44 VS. CQQ Regular values to 95.00 Clearance Sale at dOJ $110 to $165 Women's Suits $49.85 S0""1 FW ThU group takes In the remainder of our finest winter. Suits. Only 7 Suits aU told, Ex clusive models made up In Stevanna,, Mochatex and Moussyne materials. Semi-tailored box and straight' line effects Some r trimmed with moieikia or gray wolf fur. Black, brown, beaver and aorrrnUv i wo suit size 18 5 size 20. Regular J fl OE? 110 to 165.00 Suits. Special at only o47eOU ALL COATS AND DRESSES AT SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES) ClrJfe $6.98 Second Floor Smart Skirts for all occa sions. Made up in plain Serge and fancy plaid materials. Dark colors. QQ Plain or plaited. Special only OO.UO Skirts $9.98 Serge, Gabardine and other desirable materials, tailored and plaited models. Some in stripes and two-tone QQ effects. Clearance Sale at only DaeaO Skirts $14.98 Fancy Skirts in plain colors and com binations. Attractive plaited styles. Extra well made. In the Clear- fj1 A fct ance Sale priced at onlv One lot Women's high Q" rj grade Skirts priced special Vf JL I e7J 1. 1 111 111 mr- II n Bath Robes $4.49 srnaiil Flwox Taete o.w ... - - - . .wrci sic made an in Rct AaiHt. Wl. v . ... LrflVUC fM KTCrU irTLl afTan VwYll aW .Ma.eiesa collars. Large selection of patUrns, In. eluding floral and Indian de- C 4 Af signs. Special Oearance price OQAu Crepe Blouses $4.69 Fleer Cleor rrtlr Potiree and Trct)leit Klna i .-in vni eiuuhi, miiica ana lucxea. Peter Pan and tailored models. J J rQ Wanted colors. Oearance at eU7 Children's Wash Dresses Special$l Center Circle, Main Floor Children's Wish Dresses of gingham and chambray. Tan, pink, blue,-yellow also some la checks. . Attractive styles for girls 2 to 6 years of age. On sale Friday special at 2)JL "Patsy" Rosnpers of pink and blue linene. Sizes 3 and 4. In the Clearance Sale at only DJ. Ontine; Flannel Pajamas in plain white and pink or blue stripes. Neat attractive styles. Regular 1.75 and 1.90 values. Oearance Sale at only dl ; Women's Outing Flannel ' Gowns 98c, $125 Center Circle, Main Floor . Oearance of Women's Outing Flannel Night Gowns at about factory cost Made up inlbest quality material. , Plain white and xlors. Full cut styles. Oearance at 98c nd $1.25 MarceHa Crepe Drawers finished with dainty lace edging. Sizes 24 to 36 waist 23, .25, 27 0 length. Regular 1.25 and 1.50 values at DaC Sale of Curtains $4.95 Pair 2 and 3 Pair . Lots lines 'selected from reg ular stock and marked at a very special price to close them out In a hurry. Fancy Net Curtains. Irish Poiat Curtains, Swiss Points, Fi lets, etc Many beautiful patterns to select from. Ivory,- white and ecru. 2 and 3 pir Iota. - Valves e to 9.50. .On A nr sale Friday, pair OteaVtl Drapery Materials at Special Prices 5c to 60c grades. New- 07 est fstterns. Friday priced special, a yard Certain Marqnasetta, 40 inches - wide. Regular 45c grade.. Friday priced,' yard 29c X