The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 21, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

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    TUE3DAY. MARCH '21, 1S22.
THE OHEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
BeBnaaaesaBaaEsaasaawBassssw
after a second IherttflEh check placed
the total loss from the burglary of the
horns of O. C. Mauthe. director of physi
cal education . at. the Multnomah - dub.
at' 11000. The Joot included diamonds
and money. Maatbe liven at Clltt Mar.
Khali street. The place vu robbed Sat
urday night. . .; . --
, Feet Hsrtt : See oar foot specialise
X-ray - service . free. .Knight Shoe com.
pany, Morrison near Broadway.-Adv.
rerUaad-Saleavalbaay Leave stage
depot,. Park and Xamhm, every - hour
ym . m. . y . . I tvrnod to hU office. 71S Chamber of
Fortlaaa Caatea Vance The Portland i iCommerce building. Ady.
Canton of the I. O. a F. will give at 8. A H. Green Btaatse for Cms Hoi-
cance lonigni at s:30 at the East Slde man Fuel Ca, Bdwy. S3 SI, MO-ZL Adv.
TOWN TOPICS
Oar-
Wiikn Pnesa Ola (Mr esaf
WJlta. April t-S.
IjaMad r-naSjslfcja
ItMI, SPCU 11.
. Baral 4 Salaa Vasts,
atsaay, April 11.
iiaei Order Catted Wsrawss. gaad
; AaatL - -
OmM Latlwfaa pMtaflal
land Anfil IS-aa.
State CataJI Javslaa
i Ma ft
L a a.r. dees
Mar IS. ,
rmtm of asMries, grand see. Aatorla,
rocV
War IT
a. r. a n mu. m n-ai.. .
dtpaitint nsnrtt, Cessna,
Ma 21.
- Onsaa f 111111 Ownsra aamtattoa, , The
Dallaa. Mat. ...
Petmas at Hssbeadrf. tU fruca, Mchtlan-
vujti aana a.
r-Ul. Jaa T. aad t,
. 1 "" mac siaae
is-ie. .
Onosaj State Letter Curat
aaaaaars. nsa 1, '
Oraaoaj Bapoat lavas rennet's CaJoa mm
tmtmblt. CwaaiMa CK. Jaaa It ta J air a.
- AawHoaa Boom laaaisntal aajirliUoa. Co
- tallw. July S-S.
'The AsMilcse laatttote of Baaktac, My
lmpnt Or sf a as Mas, mt
fend. Jul? JS-IS. , .
, BurW Wmi, lasts e-li
Uraaoa ChrtaUaa Inhtm tTatea
nafmaca, hiaWiia City, Assart ST to
Uclpated that from 800 to 1000 delegates .Cook's bid was $2000 below' that sub-1 sUcL Apostle' Smith has announced
will attend the meeting and entertain. Imitted by the lowest Portland bidder. ltnat he wm speak from th subject,
ment plans will be. made both in Hood The contract will cover a 4-year period. I The Gospel of Jeaoa Christ." - Bishop
River and Portland. i ? I beginning July V and will take care of i HebertsCviTerson.- of - the .Portland
r-.-wi. - it.-.-'V L screened wagon service between the church wUl preside at the service. Bout
Cetaeu Stages (formerly knows asl . Lmvh m KLn - riHo r 3nat-rA
.1 stations aad letwee streetcar JSmitlit Bishop Iverso tnvited ?he
p. m. and U 40 am Lave Astoria 7 M I Br? wereropened in Washington, u. C, I Ante rlrer Arrested - Inspectors
a.m., 10 a. hl, 1 :M p. tn, a JO p. m. and I "a awaros maae, irom mat omce. i Horack and . Hamrtck arrested J.
:15 MB. orect connections at Astoria I ' " 1 Xiundeen Koaday night on a charge or
to ana irom Beasiae ana aatsop. beach I " -7 ! . artYiaj M aatomobue. while mtoxicaieo.
nolata. All cara fcaatl . Imh from I raws vu wuw pwip uu wvw 1 1., lrmtKl after ha had ool-
and arrive at the new Aoto 8tage Term-1 du1p board from Chicago to the Pacific I Hdea tth a motorcycle ridden by Percy
Inal depot, S62 Yamhill street, corner of J ports when destined to the Orient.! Atiatin, 74 Pera-avenuel,-At:the time
Park street.: Phone Main MIL Adv.
Holds Qaarteriy i Xeetiag The Holy
Name society of the Catholic churches
of the archdiocese held Its quarterly
meting Sunday at the Holy Re
deemer hall, Portland boulevard and
Williams avenue, and elected the fol
lowing officers: J. K. Marcotte. preat
dent ; Patrick Touhy. first vice preai- kTTS nTKaat
y.m.. r a.n oi subject to concurrence of East.
nrasiMant sVi rlsaaa 'Uam a . 9 I era lines.
Crespon, treasurer ; Thlllp Twjier, mar
wUl be reduced from 90 to 75 cent ef-1 of the accident. Lundeen was driving
fectjve in the immediate future, accord. I mt on tha wron'r aide ef Couch street.
tag to announcement made today by J. j according to a report made by the in-
tx. jaaidiaj, ajeneru xreigiu agvni, wr 1 jpfctors
p.u. Mr.m.!..a fHM,l KmlM' Is AeesMd Charges of as-
Pacific ports to Eastern points will be lT" 71, tcA:
reduced from 14.43 to New Tork and Kw' Z. TZT tJ-a.Z
Z.m dllPlla AW-J fd VW vv ow aa,-
w. O, W. hall. East Sixth aad Aider 1
streeta The public Is Invited. Tickets I
are (0 ceau. , - - .
- Str. Asssrlcs) St Helens via Columbia
river, t :1S p. m. dally : 11 JO a. m. Sun.
day. Aider at. dock. Mala ttii. Adv.
SalaMa Beds te Bent Rods made to I
order..- Fleming. 293 . Washington , at
Fifth street' Broadway 4Ji. Adv.
Salsa.xms City Stage-Connects a
E. trains Nos. a and for MlUa City.
Joseph Ham man. Salem, prop. Adv.
, WaMamar Setea. , attorney.
Excellent Silk Hose for Grand Opera Wear
j in Oar syotxery DepaTe
night following a fight In the Oregonlaa
building. , Tarshish is alleged to have at-
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boy. " Cohen. Is a new boy on the Job
1 MMHIia mt Tl lulnl Wall I III!
Cbama at AawHea. Portia ad. ftptabc S-is.
rona-i.p, rradlrtoa, sptaabr 31-2S.
awanai Ttawlaf. graod
parw. unoear 11.
rl'i . iBtaraattoaal Urotack
raruana. woTabir 4-1 L.
. Suia ItoUl naneiaUaa. SakM. DanwlMT S-S,
tale Taacbara iawiatln. Dfmbn 30-tO.
' WEATHER FOBECAST
Portland and tletnlty: Tonlaht aad Wadaea
ear, rain) tnatliaaatRrty wiada.
OiHoi and Waahiqcuia: TenUht and Wad-
matr. mm; ajoOarate aoathvaaterly winda
WEATHER COMDITIOM8
' High prawata prmila aft taa aerthara Can.
farala anut and aaaaod froai tha Reeky
auMuteina aaatward to tha math AUacua eaaat
Thrae aantart at low ptaaaara are apparant, ooa
la Ua St lawrvDra Taller, ana la wart an
laaada and aaa avar tha ami Inarm .piataaa
rrartpitaUoa haa am urrad la tha Bnrth Ailaatia
tmlm. mm parte at tha aorta Pacific alone
' and at fa plaoaa in othrr tartteaa Winur
aaathae l tha rota In tha Want aad eoldat
waathar ta tha EaaL Tha araataat rlaa in
tamper tar haa bara la Alberta and tha traataat
ail la aaaiara J art
fcalaUra haatdity at Portland: Koan mtrr
Sat. par eant: p. at. raatardty. 00 per
ant: a a. a. taaa-. Be par eant.
PraclpltaOaa atnra Jaaaary 1: Total, 11.5S
tarhaa; aorejel, 1.7 tor Km; eflcian'T. 4.21
laraae, EDWARD U. WELL8
' 0BSERTATI05B
fight.
Treasury
Certirieatea . Stolen
Two
. T"L "-."-"'""rr-nand Is said to have resented basing by
CetonUStaitto
Hhayard'S ASte Bas Uses) ForUand. I junior engineer. - Junior physicist and
St Helens d 1 rlaio a Leave Portland I Junior technologist - In the : bureau of
10 a m. and 4 :18 p. m. daily and 11 :15 1 ntandarda. commiter in the coast - ran-1 treasury certificates valued at S100 each.
p. no. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays Id-tie aurvev. and - domestic : aclanbe I a kodak and a gold watch were stolen
only; Leave St. Helens 7130 a. m. andteacher in tha Indian mrvtee, rlmn t. I from the home of R. J. Darling, 1250
1:1 p. m. dally and :15 p. m. Satur-1 o .1,. .mimi I Fast Taylor street according to a report
days, Sundays and holidays only. All J laaUona wia May 17, the civil I "led at police headquarters this morninv.
cars heated.. Leave from and arrive at
the new Auto Stage Terminal, Depot
262 Yamhill street corner of Park street
Phone Main Mil. Adv.
Sneak Thieves Bob Tills While C. E.
Tabler, clerk in aaShell OU company
filling station at East Broadway and
Larrabee street was waiting on a cus
tomer Sunday , night a sneak thief
rrw onmmiKiinn nMn rnf.. i The DUTgiars enierea we nome
tion and application blanks wfll be die-1 Jniymg a aiwnen wiuaow.
tributed by the secretary of the civil
1 service boa ad in the postof flee building.
Fear Chinese Taken A Chinese ma
tron. Ah Kum and three men. Ah Sing,
An Tow and Chin Sing were arrested
Monday night by Patrolmen Burdick and
Shafer on charges of having opium ana
opium-smoking paraphernalia in poses
sion.: Several Jars of opium and pipes
were confiscated at 87 Fourth street.
Pertlaad'TlDamook Cadillac Stare
Ad Clab Speakers J Announced
"Finance and Business will be the gen.
eral subject before the Portland Ad
rlnH WiiH n prA m v nnan In iha Tnam. R
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slipped Into the office and stole $21 from I L. Eddy, vice president cf Xadd TU
the till. In the same way 2100 was I ton bank, will speak on "Methods of Es-
atnlan from tha till in tha nffim at 1 tahlishinar Proner Ttelatlonahin Between
rmirhman'a nrm at KInafMnth and I Ranker and Client-1' and Frederick I Stage depot Park and Yamhill sta. daily
Couch streets whUe the night man was Greenwood, manager lof i the Portland J t 2:15 a. nt, 13:20 and 2 :30 p. m. Spe-
ln another part of the building working branch of the . Federal Reserve bank. I "V1;81?... "fT
on an automobile.
Colsmbia Stages (formerly knows at
Bhepard's Ante bbs llaes rortiaad
Maltaosiah Falli-Hood Hirer dlvlslo
LeaVe Portland 9:20 a. m., 11:30 a m.,
2 :20 p. em. and 4 :48 p. m. dally to Hood
River, Multnomah FaUa Loca at s:30
"The Value of the Federal Reserve Sya- J Main eSU-Adv.
tern to Community." Emery CAmstead,
president of the Northwestern National
bank, will preside.
Voties ef Change of Schedule The
Dalles steamer leaves Taylor street dock
Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. 10 p.
m. Phone Mala S0S3. Fare ft Adv.
Br. Katherlns sealees, physio-mcd'.cal
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Basger Brown Transferred Ranger
Tom Ttrnwn in remorine from Dufur to
da7eSt slturdaSd'ay. Welches, on the Oregon national forest, phycian and surgeon. 1, now 1 ted
1a v.iMt. .nd 11 -is r. J, c.r.v where he has been transferred by Su- in the Medical building. Alder and Park.
Sunday and holidaya Leave Hood River pervisor x. u. snerraro. i isrown, wnose 1
2:30 a m.. 11:10 a m., 2:30 p. m. and 1 station nas oeen at rriena, reportea tnei , tv- . f. iw..t MomWn and
:45 p. ra. dally. Phono. Main 8611. Adv. I roads so bad between that place n& I frienda of Liberal party will meet in
Atk Lower Fruit nave Lower fruit 1 uviur uii 11 una aua . a- m. 1 ro9m F public library, Wednesday eve-
rates over the transcontinental railroads 1 unui a i m. 10 i w n uui. a 1 ning at t o'clock, x
irom nonowen were maae me iud- " '- T"-" ""'a .unrUVU. tllMi. additional re-
Ject of a plaint which was heard last to the front of his automobile. lnger L ',"n adl""i0,T!:
week in Seattle before an examiner of C. C. Hon will have charge of the Dufur port made thjs morning to the police
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the interstate commerce commission, ac-1 district this summer,! and Brown "will
cording to H. K. Lounabury. general I aaalst Hanger uenson ai zigzag.
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freight agent for the Union Pacific
system, who .returned Monday from at
tending the hearing. '
Los Angeles Man Wins Contract for
52 furnishing the screened wagon service
awaraen to Harry 8. Cook of Los An
gela, who was the low bidder at 124,000.
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Mormon Apostle to Speak George Al
bert Smith, a member: of the council of
12 apostles ,of the Mormon church, and
Hiram G. Smith, presiding patriarch of
the same church, both residents of Salt
Lake City, will speak at 7 :20 o'clock to
night at the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter -Day Saints, ,810. East Madison
FREE
A STREET
CAR TICKET
With each fttna devaloaad aad mated
we sire yen a streetcar ticket
per cent cheaper
prices, expert wera.
eheai
than
or 12 I
standard
C. S. Woodruff, 414 Raleigh Bldg.
Journal Bx-stan raetograpaer.
Powers9
Club
Plan
Sale
of the New
. P. M. fport at praoadinr day.
rreeeedlsgs H sited Contempt of court I
frooeedinrs were halted Monday after
i.oon by Federal Judge Bean when coun
sel for the defendant the Pacific Coop
fratlva Leagues Stores company of La
Orande, convinced him that the defend-
ant had not been, advised of the court's 1
order.. Of fleers of the company were I
cited Into court after R. L. Sabln, re-1
eelvtr. complained that they were with.
holding assets of, a bankrupt store in
La Grande, which the court had ordered
surrendered. When Sabln attempted to
take possession of the property the de
fendanta claimed It had been eold to an-1
other party. Judge Bean allowed the de I
fondants 10 days In which to make a
showing In court'
v. Charged With Trappier Beaver No
tice was received at the headquarters of
the state game commission today that
Dan Helslng and John Burns, manager I
of the Corbett ranch, on the Metoliuel
river, near Sisters, had been arrested on
charges for having deer meat In their
possession out of season, and of trapping
beaver. The notices were sent in by
Oeorge Tonkin. United States game war
den and C. A. Adams, deputy state same
warden. Hearings will be held In Bend
this week.
May TUII Hood BJrar Efforts are
being made by "the apple growers of
the Mood River valley to have delegates
to the International Apple Growers' as
sociation convention at Seattle. July 21
to 22. arrange their route of travel to
r lake them through the Hood River
orcnaraa mt. r. t-iara 01 me uooa River
association vial ted the state chamber)
ef commerce during the weekend and
discussed travel arrangements. ' It Is an-
Come in during this sale and see the
greatest kitchen convenience ever made.
In a single step the New Hoosier has
made all kitchen cabinets of the past
obsolete. Its new step-saving and work
reducing improvements are so wonderful I
that; we know if we sell you a Hoosier.
you will be grateful to this store the bal
ance of your life. To make it easy for
you to own the world's greatest labor-
saving device for women-
s
Who on hu feet
more than a street
cr mmjT a a d
more are w'e a r
iag Ground Grip
pert erery day,
Tht Spiritjof Youth
in Your FeeC-; r '
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It is impossible to tell you in newspaper advertisement how much more this
New Hoosier will do for you than any other kitchen device you could pos
sibly purchase. Come in and see for yourself! You will not be obligated to
buv. But, frankly, we don't see-how youH be able . to resist once you see
this wonderful labor-saving convenience.' :. 1 ' '
Just one of the many new improvements
, is the adjusted height which places your
table top at exactly the right height to
v make, your hardest work easy. - Because
of this great exclusive improTement the
New Hoosier banishes ' fatigue which
Another reasorLwhy you should buy your
Hoosier 'during this sale is because we:
give youFREE- a ten-piece Dexter Do
mestic? Science. Kitchen Set. This set
consists of' ten finely fempered steel.
knives, forks, and spatulas in a compart-,
-..- i,..m :.i iv' i-Li- k... j
i,ew xioosier oamsnes - xauguewnicn - ment bwcr built into' the table top.
comes when you do such work as beating i Evfen when the taWp. iWr.ri-ri y,Q?a
-eggs, or stirring batter at a table which x kitchen tools are always : in one place,
y is too high or too low. ' , ' ' . . where they are the eaisest'to reach.
Easy
Terms
on the
Balance
F 'ssssaSW ,aegeBBatssnsfsssl '9',. -mmA
Easy;'
".7- Terms
; 7-on the ,
Balance
1
Agents for Jhe famous
Is your wood pile
pining for spring
It's a long time
coming " 4
For the best
coal and wood
delivered the day you order
II Sketch
V I of Coat
Tweed Coats;
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ON SAVINGS I
f and ydirr money 1
rAYiHlLHDLCi
'lecery, 6uszneg day in the year, including
ALL DAY SATURDAYS 1
whether your money be deposited on checking -H
account, savings account or time certificate. s
Make the Broadway Bank your bank and become s
acquainted with its liberal service. jj?
A new shipment of the smartest tweed coats
arrived yesterday: and every one of them
will sell practically at sight, so splendid are
the values offered.
Above is an exact picture of these coats
tures, beautifully lined with radum silk,
tores, beaudfully lined with crepe de chine.
For ultra smart wear, this coat will meet
your every requirement
Homespun Skirts
The popularity of the sport skirt this year '
will be even greater than it was last year.
Among Fashion's favorites come these new
' homespun skirts with dashing pockets in'
. either plain or pleated effects. The price,
of $7. is much below what you'd expect to
pay
Gredit Gladly
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.Use your credit here at our store.
No red tape. Just open an
account and arrange your pay
ments to suit your own mdividual
needs. " .
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' Waihinglon at Tenth Street
Ton see the Gas XJos 'Minute-menM on their
motorcycles. . ; ; .
On their side-cars you read this adi x
FOR SMALL HOMES
OUR NEW " .
Gas Roor Furnace
' $75 installed
$10DOVN
Then you go to the Gas Office at Fifthand Alder v
Y and join the happy throng of those who have been
4 freed from Basement Chores, Soot and Ashes, by ; J
- installing Gas. , . . . ' , ; -
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Doit today!
Down Town1 Journal
Waint-Ad Stations
r- -
Now Established at
Cigar
6th And Washington
Stout-Lyons
Drug
N.:E. Comer" v.
3d and Morrison ;
Y6i cza leave your classified ads"
- : - for The Daily or Sunday Journal
anv dav anv niaht rSimrlav in-
- J J J , ay far mm mt j aaas -
i eluded) -same price same serv- -
. Iceland premiums just as if you
y r. i v come. to vThe Journal office. ?.';v
Ads taken up to I a. m. will be published the
imt".Anu in Th! Dmf i Intrmnl AA fnhn
. , . w j ... . ..v mjf j . wmmm a . a a av . . ' vv4 .
; to 7 p.m. Saturday for insertion in the big Sunday
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