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JE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON
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This Ship Sells for $3000-F. O. B. Rocks
DIRECTORS
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A OonfUlenUaJ mmIm with Mrs. Lolaf
isMwtn of ths woman's protective dlvf-l
'von, preceding special meeUnr of the!
cheol board Thursday Rlftf), occupied I
, ;n greater part of the directors' timet I
i ,t Ot meeting. It. U- Thorn an, elerk.1
Instructed to prepare brief of I
Jjfurres' mads against dancing la the!
rublio schools by Methodist ministers.
. i nd ! thm In th handa of the board
I r tetardar nlgat rinal action. It ia bo-
trmtl. will bs taken at the special meet-
l'ir Thursday - night The board ad
oitrved at S o clock. '
While press representatives were ex-
. riuooa rrom the session witit Mra taia
H in, they war Informed by board merrr-
Anoint1 wss abed. Mra. -Baldwin, they
said, presented a alngle caaa of Juvenile
doltonueacy. but It was not attributed to
school dancing. Mra. Baldwin, they said.
til cooperate with .the board in the
better regulation of community uaea of
the school buildings. Including daaces.
BTLA BA5CE, TOO
Ths ministers supplementary report
rontalned but little information afldl
ttoael to their previous statenienL Two I aa betas disgraceful, especially
pflo Instances were cited, according dancaa Md i don't believa them,"
rlapW TkjMMaa W the i)tveaei asaea I T
withheld at the request of the minis-1 . -
tern It thoroughly,
Ons letter from a woman complains I ! nmwMii ta this hajidvtn of
et aa entertainment riven at ine rsrooa- i mnrAu - uid Phiimnn Ncvin. would
" lya school, at which "a little girl danoedl itko to sea the charges In writing. IX
the Hula Hula'." characterised . as "ut-1 there are any names to be tfvert, the
terly shocking and disgraceful.'' while board would be sura to respect nan-
Pirtctor Woodward, sue stated. "looked I publicity of names, but I believe we
on. apparently unmoved.". I have had : nothln but charges and
I couia see nothing wrong in ine i counter-charrea
o I are. oommentea wooawara. i et-i "I am -satisfied that .H the argu
tended the entertainment and saw those I ments are in the brief filed by the
numb! parents with their children tak- minlstersT-sald Dlcectoi Shall. "They
ln part In the program, and enjoyed it Ifcave made their poslUon as strong as
When this little girt earn oa with hr possible. I don't think anything would
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GRHG IS URGED
Tho crnlsea? Memphis as abe ts lying on tbe coast of Santo Domingo, where she baa withstood the storms of
-years, bat whence it Is Impossible to pull ber off, naval experts say. She was sold tods to a Denver Junk
firm. . . x v- .
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our
morning, then there is, something wrong
with tbe parent"
v Woodward said the board would prob-
kly adopt a rule prohibiting school chil
dren tram attending school dances unless
aeoompanted by a parent or guardian.
IVY SELLS 9 OLD
dance, I remember thinking how graoeful
she was and what a pretty little thing.
iHsgrareful! Why It reminded me of
the little calves that frolic tn the pasture,
sa full of motion and animation was
she."
THOMAS WOCID IKTESTIGATE
While moat of the board members be
lieved that after a study of the. briefs
submitted they would be ready . to act
rest week,' Director Thomas wanted to
conduct a thorough Investigation
- The board, the children and the eltv
have been advertised all over the world
be fslned by keeping the mess stirred
up. I am strongly in favor of having
the matter before us "before the -neat
nwetlng." -
fa BESTS BESPOXSIBLE ,'
That the trouble Is not in the dance,
but U the lack of parental supervision
over children after they leave an evening
affair, whether it be a school dance, a
Christian Endeavor or a prayer tneet
Ing, ts the-belief of Director Woodward.
"Our supervision ends at the door,
said Woodward, "and when a boy or girl
wra ps AS HI
. Washington. Jan. 27. (X N. S.) The
sals of nine old warships as Junk was
announced today by the navy depart
ment. Eight of them were bought by : Hit-
Hner ft Sons, Philadelphia, for 1235,000.
They were the battleships Maine, Mis
souri and Wisconsin, the cruiser Colum
bia and the monitors Target, Tonopah,
Oxark and Mlanton&moh.
f The cruiser ..Memphis, now on the rocks
boujrht by the Badetsk! Iron & Metal
company of Denver for $3000.
Pendleton, Jan. IT. The careful grad
ing of Oregon honey, the finest produced
anywhere, according to speakers, was
advocated Thursday before the Oregon
Beekeepers"' association, in annual con
vention, by H. A. Scwllen, extension
specialist of the Oregon Agricultural
mllem.
VrnfAKMnr sroiien urariui Lne amarurts
ta bland their product . carefully ana-
provide a. guarantee to dtstingulsa It
from the inferior honey of California and
Hawaii which, he said, was being freely
mixed with the fine Oregon articla.
From 1.000.000 to 5.000,000 pounds 01
honey each year are produced In Ore
gon by approximately 100.000 colonies of
bees, according to me corvauis proiea
sor. Fren Bennion, county agent of
Umatilla county, who presided at the
luncheon of the Pendleton Commercial
association at which the delegates were
guests of the club, likened a colony of
bees to a community o-humans. There
are kings, queens, drones and busy bees
in both, he said.
A. J. Sanford of Bend, president, ex
pressed the hope that the association
would adopt tho motto "Oregon honey
for Oregon." In his opinion, with the
rifht kind of marketing methods. Ore
gon would consume the entire output
of honey la thia stats. One danger to
the industry, the president pointed out.
lie In tho practice toy some apiartsta to
selling honey at their bomea tor leas
than it can be bought at stores because
through this method the merchants' en
thusiasm for pushing home products is
materially lessened.
Mayor George A. Hartmaa welcomed
:he beekeepers to Pendleton.
Tbe convention voted to axnuate witn
the American Honey Producers league.
after the matter had been thoroughly
discussed by speakers. - Problems not
controlled V state associations are taken
up by the I looey Producers league, such
as Interstate commerce problems, n
Uaal advertising and national distribu
tion of hooey products. Oregon was the
eighteenth state ts arniiaie. .
Women1 Want Bight
To Eetain Maiden
Names at Marriage
." B Catatd He)
Washington, Jan, 17. Hereafter every
married woman wiH be free ts keep ber
snatdeav naaae, Just as they de ta the
movies and tn artlstle circles if the
"bill of rights' sponsored by the n
tleaal wotoea's party, passes the) stats
legiaUtvrea. .
Tbe first woman's party leader to burl
ber OffVUl deflt ia the face of oueiTsa-
Uoq is Usie am, cbairmas of tbe na
tional orunciL And site baa Jwst aswored
the Lucy Stone league of New Tork.
which Is made up of maidcei named mar- -ried
women, that . sock jtadepestdence is
woman's right. ' -
- Miss HU1 married Professac Tjeavtu
of tha University of North Dakota,
Cbrtatanas rve, and the aaaoaiKwsBent
anads II days ags ktarted vta the suf
fraglsta.
Eight mfllion eloctrte lamps are being
need ts illuminated signs throughout the
era la meet of
does not get home until e o'clock, la tna 1 off the. coast of Santo Domingo, was
The Money-Saving Trail
Uw Mjr Stairway, where you not only save money on your Suit or Overcoat, but
in addition fet a FREE ALTERATION SERVICE that insures a GOOD FIT.
SUITS and OVERCOATS
$25 to $35
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UPSTAIRS BToffrgy
Cat-ty Comer fivm Pantages
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT
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For more than 30 years
Ounces for
WHY PAY WAR PRICES?
Lighten Her Burdens!
LET ELECTRICITY MAKE HOMEKEEPING EASY
trf GET HER A
UHC77
males it eosg.
f t BIBBr"-1 III 1 ' lit t-VtlT :1 ' i ,
Electric Washer
WITH THE NEW
Luminoid Cylinder
Self-cleaning, no grease or
scum can stick to it. The
most perfect washer ever
made.
1 A DOWN BALANCE
5XU EASY PAYMENTS
Our Big Removal Sale
IN FULL SWING
Our building is to be wrecked. We must find a new loca
tion. We are determined to move nothing but our name
and, to accomplish this, have cut every price on staple,
cvery-day electrical needs (contract goods excepted) to the
bone. We haven't space here to give a list of prices, but
the discounts run from 10 to 25 and in some cases
even more.
DON'T MISS THIS COME IN TODAY
Smith-McCoy Electric Co.
104 Fifth Street Bdwy. 2686
"Buy Electrical Goods From People Who Knovf
I YST
in
m a-
the M.dhtv"
the $anf slave in
Beeanae ef Bis TJabellevaklc Sla aaS
Streaa-th, the Bzvlolts af Mae late
Make Those of H'ArtmgmM ta Hh
Three Marketeers" Pale lata lastaTSl
ftcaare. -1
rRlCZS ASO TESTES 0 BTAKTrXQ :
CNTTT. s P. MVi Adjnbstoa SSe; Ises see.
AITEB S P. JC Adults fittc; ILagtm lee
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Child rrn always tSe.
All prices m taelaslve of ssrar
Mumi eoBuatenes as 1.x A. m . l, i
"last times tomorrow
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Wiley B. Allen Co.
New Location February 15
148-Fifth Street
(Between MorrUoh and Alder)
SOLO
The
GAROLA'
Did You Watch
Harold Bauer's Hands
when be played with the Symphony
Orchestra at the Heilig Wednes
day evening?
1P -s,-Ws1l
Come in and hear a dem
onttration of this remark
able piano. Send the cou
"pon below for catalogue.
watch this great artist's hands in action
and you will discover one of the secrets of
the Solo Carola that has revolutionized
reproducing art.
When the artist plays delicate pianissimo, scarcely
audible to the ear, his fingers are very close to the keys,
the stroke short and light.
when he plays crashing crescendos. his fingers are
raised high and brought down with long. and vigorous
strokes.
the Solo Carola achieves its human-like touch and
dynamics in identically the same manner, through a
miniature keyboard within the piano, upon which human
like fingers exactly duplicate the action of the living per
former's hands.
Name Address.
New Location
about Feb. 15th
148 Fifth St.
Between
Morrison and Alder
WiWB Allen (g.
tttSCN AM0 HAMJJ
MORRISON CT. AT D ROADWAY
New Location
about Feb. 15th
148 Fifth St.
Between
Morrison and Alder
Beaver 'Hill Coal
: High Grade Little Ash Oregon Coal
, Does not clinker, bums freely giving intense heat. -A
less freight rate enables us to sell it for less.
y, ' AXX. ORDERS 6ITIJ PKOXPT ATTESTIOJT
LIBERTY COAL & ICE CO.
EAST Kl V t VAST THUU BTMBT . ICTrtlHti
Patronize Portland Labor
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These are the men who MAKE Gasco Briquets
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Why NotKeep the Money in Portland
and Patronize Your Fellow Citizens?
And besides
Gasco Briquets are over 82 solid carbon,
while Slab Wood is 25 and Coal S3 to 19.
Jhone orders to Main 500 or Autoxn. 5S2-74.