WEDNESDAY, jbiiuRUARY 1, 182.
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Needy Folk in Sickness Look to Gommunity Chest
RECENT ROBBERIES
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We Will Move
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THE OREGON .DAILY. JOURNAL. PORTLAND. ORKGON
GANGSTERS
ADM
AMED BY MEIER
Declination of thbee who make up the
nanartng- comroittee'fer the 1123 Oregon
talr, aetermlsea' at en Important moot'
nr Tueedar ', a the': office of Jullue
tfler. Induded.the fellowlnf : . mm kiln
r. Griffith, pmory Olmatead. Ira Potr
ire,- John F. Daly and Guy "W. Talkot of
Ptrrtland ; France Deckabouch and A. H.
Lea of Salem, and W. W. Harreh of
Pendleton. . '
Meier leave tha city next week for
San Kranclaco on the ; first part ml a
-our of the . world and to-, advance of hie
ieparture merobera , of tha manairtnR
;ommlttee are to meet to - perfect, final
8-taii of the work they are to undertake
fltfrlnr hia absence. Tha aeasloR U. to
be carted aa aoOn as It U assured every
- out of town member cart Attend. Lea
loft for Spokane Tuesday, but la
oeeted home tha last of the week. .
I feel, that tha men to serve on the
committee are. representative and are
fully alive to the importance of the f&li
and what benefits are to be expected
for the state In a commercial, way." M
Meier." "It la gratifying- particularly to
have such timber, Jrom out of town' to
1 assist, and in that respect I feel that
Lea's assistance, because of hia connee
, t on with the Oregon state fair board and
tie eornprehenaive knowledge of state
conditions and affair, will be roost help
ful." , ..;.;,;. ,.
Widow of
Chief -Weds Third
Time in 18 Months
(By Crtd Pwl
Williamson, W. Va.. Febi 1. Mrs. Sid
Hatfield, widow' of the fate chief of
, police of Ma tea wan, and j former wife
j of Cabcl Tee term an of Mateawan, who
i was killed, on May 13, 132b. during the
guntoattie between detectives and offi
cers of the mlnlnr village, and when 10
men weke killed and wounded, was mar
rted Tuesday night to Sergeant Sylvester
' Peltry. 2. a member of the, Mate con
' ctabulary.
This la Mrs. Hatfield's third venture
in matrimony In the paat 18 months.
Two weeks following the; death of her
i husband! Mayor Testerman, Bhe was
!' married to Chief of" Police Hatfield
.' Hatfield was shot to death on the steps
I f tha Courthouse In Welch, August
1921: .
Commissioners Turn
: Rock Crnshfer Over
To Sheriff Burlburt
Sheriff T. M. HurtbUrt hereafter wlH
have complete charge of the rock crusher
at Kelly Butte the county commission
ers decided at ja special meeting Tues
day) In the past the roadmaaler has
had Joint control and much friction has
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Sne 1b free dispensary conducted under the, kospioea Qf the Peoples' Institute, at hlch
' treated In 121. Tbia worthy actlrHy Is Included in the Community Chest for $5000.
16,333 cases were
resulted, the sheriff claiming that con
tinuous operation has been Interefered
with. ".
Sheriff Hurlburt intends -to crush rock
enough to fill orders as they come in,
and during the winter to pile up a sur
plus for spring and summer Bales.
This rock is sold at the market price.
Private quarries are not " underbid and
cannot charge unfair competition.
All the parts of a new gas producer
furnishing gas enough to yield 75 horse
power are cast In one piece.
NEV CONFECTION
WES SENSATION
apartment undine1 CQln or at East
Klghtnth . and .Hawtherne lor wbtefc
the saina factory aupnlled a, Utt btlm
ber of rug- tap brick Xor ' facing
sara nouow
rCOMM001TYKtWS.
SxEstness
over
paragraphs from all
icotmtry IHtlstratiTc ox
Ions.
Crystal Ice Co.'s "Polar Cake,'
Ice Cream Cpated With Chor-
r A date Pleases
Manj
My- .
what a sweet
fase-
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almost a sensation I
placing on 'the mark
lanonncrment. a p
as "Polar Cake
atar brick of I
firni covering of I
eld n tha finrei
M i chocolate ba.
eaemblea.
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Jtt day .aeve
Jf re received,
nttclpated dc
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making : th !
placed on a f
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use for add it
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day.
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never exped
tha dairrtnani
runt unul U'
Crystal ice
last, sprtna I
rost modern
the bin tnotl
opera tioa.
turers froth all
Inspected It.
and patented
ve A large .
cured a contra
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Buildinj
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AGanta. Jan. It Bankafl
men and manufacturers ara
surprise
'Just bite into it
How food $hat rich iCe creira tastes
l-with Its coating of wonderful
cnocolate lust rich enourh to
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CHEST DRIVERS FIND
STRIDE; MASS ATTACK
(Continued From Page One)
Nine burglaries,' the . passing: of -two
bad cheete and several petty larcenies
from' automobiles were cleared- up by
city detectives Tuesday afternoon with
the arrest of seven gangsters of Sell
70od and South . Portland, from whom
police wormed confessions of participat
ing In an organized series of burglarlea
during the past two months.
Recovery of $500 worth of loot was
effected dt detectives,, who expect to
locate more stolen property.
Included in the cleanup were robber
ies of the M. wax clothing store, zst
Kront street, which was entered three
times In one week by burglars, who elud
ed - detection for the tune being,
epite of efforts of the police.
gEVES ARRESTED
Those placed under arrest, who later
confessed to Darts In one or more burg
laries, are: Max Olshen, 23, said by
police to be - the brains, or the gang
Lawrence Amell, 18 ; Alvin Piatt. 21
George Winams, 20 ; Dick Devonic, 17
Frank Keeley, 15, and John Conther
as. 17.
Police say the seven arrests clean up
the two gangs Implicated in the rob
rieries, with the exception of Tony
Dagos tin o, now being held for the grand
jury? on a charge of attempted burglary,
wit4 bail fixed at $2500. Dagostino Is
charged with attempting to burglarize
th j home of Paul C. Murphy, East
Glisan street and Laurelhurst avenue.
January 24.
He was Implicated by the confessions
of the others as a participant m the
robbery of Gotts chalk's drug etore, 681
MUwaukJe avenue, where two guns were
stolen. Police say that it was these
stolen guns which were used ."by the
toree prowlers who were interrupted by
Special .Officer Corcoran as they at
tempted to enter the Murphy home.
OSE HAD STOLEN GOODS
The gangsters were apprehended , by
the united efforts of Inspectors Cole
man, Drennan, Van Deusen, Schum and
Morak, all of whom worked at different
times t the burglaries. The arrests
were n le following the discovery of
some of the stolen- property in, one
the gang's possession.
The loot taken in the burglarfes com
prised principally clothing, with the ex
ception of the haal made at the Miller
& Van Dermark electric etore.
Following are burgaries in which mem
bers of the two gangs confessed particl
patmg:
C. C. drygoods store, Oregon City ; M,
Wax clothfng store, 281 Front street,
three times ; Metropolitan Cap and Hat
works, 131V& Second street ; C. Fertig
clothing store, 266 Clay street ; J. H. Mc
Keehan grocery, 1599 Milwaukie street,
near Spokane avenue ; Gottschalk's drug
store, 681 Milwaukie avenue.
Members of the gangs also confessed
to a number of petty thefts from auto
mobiles. Two bad checks for $9 each
were passed on Dahl & Penny and the
People's market, by member of the gang
who entered the electric 6tore, whene
the blank checks were obtained.
to ah East Bide solicitor, of the women's
division.
"At one of the residences," said the
worker, "the woman quoted an interview
1 of General Smiths in which he said peo
ple Tnust contribute. This woman said
nobody could say musV to her and the
hest 'could get along wlth-
are we
of that
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100
pure it's
HE ATHIZED
No imitation can give
yqu'HEATHIZED ice cream
POLAR CAKES are not only HeathizeJ
but are protected from maker to you. by indi
vidual cartons-and from soiling your fingers
by the waxed paper in the carton.
There's Only One
POLAR CAKE Ask for it!
HEATH 1!EX : Frosen in the pure
atmosphere of carbon dioxide. Air
destroys the most priceless element
la ie oream. POLAR CAJCB ICE
CREAM km HEATH 1ZEIX
Community Chest
out her offering. Now, what
going to do about instances
sort?"
MORE SMOKE SCREE
"Mor of - the smoke screen of the
tightwads," quoted General Smith,
tersely. He added:
"No member of the Community Chest
campaign organization has any author
ity to say 'must' to anybody.
"But poverty, destitution aaid misery
ay 'must' in a way that cannot be dis
regarded. "There are always people who close
their pocketboos and their hearts
against the; appeals of need. They ride
by through ' lettlag more generous people
do the contributing. Their dereliction in
duty doesn't utterly handicap effort in
normal years.
"But this year the need is about 40
r cent greater than normal. Ability to
tfive is about the same percentage less
than normal. It means that every per
son "must' do his or her bit, not because
I say so, but because this is a problem
that belongs to the whole city and it
cannot be solved by .a few.
DOIfATTOKS INCREASED '
Secretary Larimer of the Cytng squad
ron broke in with a statement that con
tributions secured by the firing squad
ron from larger givers average 10 per
cent larger than last year. They can
not be accused of shifting their burden
to the smaller givers.
Tuesday night the Community Chest
campaign organUaOon was disturbed by
that the Chestometer on Sixth
This morning
Bandits Steal Mail
From Clerk; Defy
Shot Fired at Them
1 Chicago, Feb, 1. (I. N. S.) Five
bandits today held up and robbed the
mail clerk of the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Whiting, Ind. Fft'e maSl sacks
were seized, but the amount obtained
will not be known until postal author
ities have an opportunity to check on
the contents of the bags. All of the
bags are said to have contained reg
istered mail.
The robbery occurred a few minutes
after the Pennsylvania train, bound from
Chicago to Fort Wayne, had pulled out
of the station.
vOne shot was fired by one of the rob
bers, but no one was hit. The mail
clerk. Joseph Schwartz, was unarmed.
The robbers escaped in an automobile,
headed for this city, and police squads
have been sent out to search for them.
of
aUoo ox ot
musical r
the Hlppi report
It la -caUt street had disappeared.
satirical lit was ound- Some one had been
lively .ar isnea condition and had nut it in a
invoice as! garage.
pnecostumixj the cheetometer is -a tractor bearing
It andrUUai.tiie repiica of the Community Chest
xr .lender direction of a sub-committee
h-rea Weber headed by Harvey el la of the features
.wmi. bureau. It moves forward at noon each
Mghly eUllfi!
are new an
day to note progress toward the Com-
CreecenVconl?
HAZELWOOD
ICE CREAM GO.
MT. HOOD
ICE CREAM CO.
WEATHERLY ICE CREAM
Crystal Ice & Storage Co.
dander an
are Intermit
roUlckin
. lye a music
oreea adapta
t story, -Poo
Vlt Elata
Man
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believe the
larle Eorert
' arrested, aeai
broke awa
Sonri
lak. hia'oom-
maracle aai
id escaped.
on
)erYard
K.
Ot IM L'lUa. :
epWtia tneuirt taV
f-preme master
local
iarit
eaBtpaax"
lltoa ee lumber1
rapidly em Uw
I road. XvctJMra
BTSa ecrried 4ai Jbotl
aaeamMUa
mistlo lattle atctlon thaa at amy Ubm( vtvtlaad aBrrlcimty to be hUaraseuJa wholeaale aad -retail .Jm
for five month. CoUecUons ae lmtrrevat a.reotptioa Satnrday eventagrteT iJlT J-
inc. wholesalers ana soooen are poos- jNeirhbore I Woodcraft naJL Tenth " . -7. vetea in tau
bf mtay belated fflers from reUUert AMer tint - .i v..: -CZr-w anticipation ;r a rapid rerinj
. -.al white sales are rUwulat-. taMPfiu. t. -.. 01 lumoar mm wM ti,u
without money," la Its
MEETINGS SCHEDtTEE
Meetings scheduled for today Include :
Doernbecher Furniture company. E.
M. Welch, speaker; Oregon Red Cross
campaign workers, F. J. Lonergan; Al
bina Homestead school women cam
paign workers, J. Teuscher Jr. j National
Laundry, A. L. Steele ; Oregon laundry.
Rev. T. L. Tufts ; St. Helens Hall. Reed
Brothers-Wakefield company, Joseph K.
Carson Jr.: Huntington Rubber com
pany, John D. Mann ; Nicolai Door Man
ufacturing company; Franklin high
school, George W. Caldwell; Women's
Press club. Central library, o'clock
this evening, L. M. Lepper. At the last
meeting the official campaign film will
be shown. .
Unemployment at
Capital Diminished;
Marines Doing, Work
(By UtBTersU Serrfce)
Washington, Feb. L There is no un
employment problem hi the national
capital.
So few men are out of work that It
was necessary to assign marines to the
task of digging termial tracks out of the
snow to facilitate the movement of mall
trains.
Presence of the marines so employed
elicited adverse comment , and Major
General LeJeune, commandant of the
corps, issued a statement ? tonight ex
plaining hat the situation had approxi
mated a national emergency.
Miners, Eail Unions
,May Pool Interests
Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 1. (I. . S.y
An - invitation to the 16 major railroad
unions of the United States to pool their
Interests with the United Mine Workers
of America for united resistance of pro
posed attacks upon their wage schedules
was sent out from International head-Quartern-
of the miners' organization
here today.
Feast of St Brigid
To Be Celebrated
The feast of St. E rigid, patroness of
Ireland, will be celebrated this evening
with aa entertainment la Hibernla hail,
S4e Russell street, under the esplcs
of the Akcient Order of Hibernians and
auxiliary. The musical program in
cludes vieUa solos of - Iriafc arano by
J. , Devlin, vocal solos by Rev. . P.
Burke, and recitations by George- Hen
neaery. Bf. W. A. Daly wQl be the
speaker of the evening. . Miss - Anne
Keens, state preeideat of the auxiliary.
will preside and Frances Malton ww e
master of ceremonies. Light refresh
ments will be aerred at the close of the
proaraak Admission ; will be free.
Come to Jimms
Big Bargain Event
Suits and Overcoats
AS LOW AS 750
Others $22.50-S32.50
Jimmy Dunn
B ROADWAY AND ALDER
148Fifth Street
Be. Morrison end Alder
About Feb. 15th
New Victor Records
For February On Sale Today
Mill by the Sei . .Elsie Baker
Baby Dreams Elsie Baker 45264 10 $1.00
. -
Second-Hand Rose Fanny Brice
My Man (Mon Homme) Fanny Brice 45263 10. 1.00
Rose of My Soul John Steel
Whisper to Me in the Starliiht John Steel y 18836 10 .75
Georgia Rose . SterRng Trio
Tomorrow Land Sterling Trio 18837 10 .75
I've Got My Habits On Miss Patricola
Happy Hottentot Miss Patricola 18838 10 .75
V When Shall We Meet Again Edna Brown-Elliott Shaw
Mississippi Cradle Edna Brown-Elliott Shaw 18841 10 .75
- (t) Run. Run. Run- (2) Jumping Vx Victor Orchestra
(3) Running Game; (4) Air de. Ballet Waltzes Victor Orchestra 18840 10 .75
DANCE RECORDS
My Sweet Gal Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
I'm Laughing All the Time Fox Trot. . . .All Star Trio and Orchestra 18835 10 .75
Gypsy Blues Fox Trot. ....... .'.Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
When Buddha Smiles Medley-Fox Trot.. P. Whitenun and Orchestra 18839 10 .75 ..
Just a Little Love Song--Fox Trot P. Whiteman and His Orchestra
Ty-Tee Fox Trot .Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 18842 10 .75
Granny, You're My Mammy's Mammy Fox Trot Club Royal Orch. c
All That I Need Is you Fox Tttt-. Club Royal Orch. 18843 10 .75
. v r ' - -
I Want My Mamiy-Mandy 'N 'Me-4-Fox Trot. .;Jos. C. Smith and Orch.
Stealing Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and His Orch. 18845 10 .75
Popular Songs of Yesterday, Mediey Waltz No. l . . Hackel-Berge Orch.
Popular Songs of Yesterday, Medley Waltr No. 2. .Hackel-Berge Orch. 35713 12 1.25
RED SEAL RECORDS
For Ever and For Ever .Emilto de Gogorza ,66019 10 1.25
Alice, Where Art Thou? Miscba El man 74724 12 1.75
Quartet in D Major Allegro moderato Flonzaley-Ouartet 74726' 12 1.75
Ol' Car'Iina Amelita G4lli-Crci 66014 10 US
Les Saltimbanques Cest 1'amour .: .Orville Harrold 66017 10 1.25
Canzonetta .Hulda Lashanska 66021 10 1.25 .
Sweet and Low Hulda Lishariska, 66020 10 . 1.25
Ouerida 1 Titta Ruffo 87331 10 1.25 "
Taming of the Shrew Part 1 E. H. Sothern Julia Marlowe 74704 12 1.75
Taming of the Shrew Part 2 E. H. Sothern Julia Marlowe 74705 12 .1.75
Still Wie die Nacht " Ernestine Sciiumann-Heink 87332 10 1.25
Fete Boheme Tosianini and La Scala Orchestra 74725 12 1.75
Where My Dear Lady Sleeps Reinald Werrenrath 66018 10 1.25
Russian Dance Efrem Zimbalist 64955 10 1.25
Check X those yon wish to hear when yen call at
our etore or sign and mail this ad as your order.
Name
Address
New Location
148 FIFTH ST.
Between
Morris oa and AMer
About Feb. 15th
MORRISON ST. AT BROADWAY
New Location
148 FIFTH ST.
Between
Morrison and Aider
About Feb. 13 th
WE (GET . HJT
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF STANDARD
MAKE SHOES TO BE SOLD AT BED-ROCK PRICES. NOT
A PAIR RESERVED.
EC'IALS
THE REASON
After months of negotia
tions with our new land
lord we were tinable to
get a renewal of our lease
at a price that would
enable us td continue to
sell footwear at the same
popular prices. Ve have
decided to CLOSE OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
rather than move it We
have marked prices so
LOW that we will have
to move nothing to our
new location BUT OUR
NAME.
As soon as we know we
will announce our new
location.
GOODYEAR SHOE CO.
Brack & Stone, Prop.
EXTRA SP
300 PAIRS OF MEN'S
SHOES; BROWN AND
BLACK CALF, ROUND
TOES AND ENGLISH
LASTS. ALL SIZES IN
THE LOT. VALUES
UP TO $9.00. GET
OUT PRICE $2.95.
KM
600. PAIRS WOMEN'S,
GROWING GIRLS',
CHILDREN'S AND
BOYS' SHOES - ALL
SIZES IN THE LOT
GET-OUT PRICE
$1.95. BOYS' SIZES
UP TO 6.
-SALE STARTS THURSDAY MORNING. 9 A. M.. AND
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THESE SHOES ARE SOLD SEE
DISPLAY IN FRONT WINDOW.
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