MONDAY, APUIL 17, 1522.
THE OIIEGON DAILY, JOUHNAL, FGirFLAND, OHEGON.
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UI Hotel aonetotioa. Sales. PawaasaT -.
wa awaak
Ths pack of the company for 13M was
approximately 20 per cent of th entire
canned pack of the Pacific Northwest.
A substantial profit was reported, and
passed on to the building and Improve
ment fund. The Salem plant of the
corporation la being- enlarged and much
new machinery la being-, added. :w ...
WKATHKH I'ORKCAUT
PortlaM ana! VlcinlW Tonlcht and Tnaadu.
ratri rrt-t Taearlar mornliMi: waatarlv anna.
OWow ead U aahtwatrm Tpaarht ami Taee-
r. fair: haer to siuicis frost Tnaatlaf moru
la; Btadante waatanj vna.
vTKATHER COSmTlOSS ' '
liW Maau oaartfaa TtarUtara and' Waatrra
Alaaka, ami a low praapara ana, etntnl la the
!wt Lake ratios, eoaata tha eoeair (ran
M.iwa (wiMmj and tba Vint Unit eoat to
f aat.ra Canada. Milk preaaare extend akma
tha All fit la Bhtm and prorata f mia the Pacific
aaan to toe orthra ruuna rail no, Frartot-
tatM nai orrarm ewt a lt raacnta from
Orae.aa alramt la tba Vtddia Atlantic eoaat. Tba
afirt rainfall rzuartad waa J. 10 lnrhaa at
Kt. I.aula; Mo. Una it fall n In Colorado and
Woathaaatam J'tab.r, Tb temprratBre I baUre
wfmal af the Wrat, tha t replant aVftrtcny
aUi la. Marada. la tha '"antral and Caatan
ataiM warn) awathar prmat
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Baay Ceatet to Portia ao Cooe coun
ty's f otmdltnsT. baby dispute la over and
the child found on Mr. and Mrs. Kndl
cetra doorstep at Myrtle Point baa been
a-iven toe fiv family in Portland. The
county Juvenile officer u ordered to
deliver the child in Portland, but the
family -which took the little riii la not
disclosed. Considerable rivalry sprang
no In the CoquUle yalley for possession
of tha child when it waa to be fiven
away and the action of placing-' it In
Portland resulted from so many applica
tions having been rnade.; ;
Colambia Stages (formerly known u
Sheparl's : Auto Bus iinea Portlind-
MuiUoroah Falls-Hood River-Dallas dl
vlstn leavo Portland, an a.nu 11:80
a. 3:10 p. m. and 4:45 it. m. daily
to Hood River. Multnomah Falls) local
at J0 p. ' m. dally except Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays, and 11 :li p, m.
Saturday, Sunday and holiday. Leav
Hood Kiver :J3 a. m., 11 -J9 a. nu Z :30
p. nv and 4-.4S p. m. dally. Direr con
nection with all atagea to and from The
Dalles. , Pbona. Vain Mil. A4t. ;
Colinbl Sunt rorsisiTr ow ai
Barnard's Asto Bas Llaaa) Pertlaad.
Aaleria.ieaalde ., Drrlaloa Iave ..Port'
land 7:30 a, m- 10 a. tn 1 p. til. 4:li
p. m. and 12 :S0 a. m. Iave Astoria t as
a. rrw 10 a. tiu, 1 30 p. xru. 1 :10 p. m. and
1 :1a p. m. Direct connections at Astoria
to and from1 Seaside and. Clatsop beach
point. All cars ; heated. Leave from
and arrive at the hew Auto Stage Term
inal depot. 152 Tamhlll street, corner of
Park street. Phono Main IClXAdT. ;
Celambla Btagea (toraerry known ai
Shepard's Aato Has LUe) Pertiaad
Bt. Ueleas dlTlaloa Leave r Portland
10 a. m. and 4:15 p. m. daily and 11:15
p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
only.' Leave St.. Helens. 1 30 a. m. and
15 p. m. dally and n. m. Satur
days. Sundays aad holidays only. All
can heated. -. Leave from and arrive at
the new Auto Stage Terrain At , Depot.
162 Tamhlll street, corner o. Park Street.
Phone MaMn Mll-Adv. i- J
M ill latereit All Oregealaai Of lnter-
sst to the people of Oregon is tha an
nouncement that . Baker will stage on
July 4 an' "Old Oregon Trail -and Pion
eers' Pageant." It will depict tho old.
time characters connected with the ex
pedltiona of Wilson Price Hunt in ltll
12. tha Marcus Whitman expedition In
1143
and
the- old -prairie schooner, the . Concord
coach, the lumber wagon, tho phaeton
and the posy express. Ezra. Meeker, fa
mous, pioneer, will be present, as will
all the governors of the northwest states.
All of Oregon is Invited to attend the
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and the '"Great Migration "of 1852
153. Seen 'in tae pageant will be
Bares. tier Writers TTasiei Eient O.
. C girls have been appointed on -the
co-ed Barometer staff by Hazel Bnrsall
of Monmouth, editor of the issue. Alma
Scharpf of Portland Is one 'of the edi
torial writers; Ruth Adamson of Prlne-
Tille is head copy - reader i ixjia Payne
of Portland, news editor; Hortense Van
Hollebeke pf Walla. Walla.? and Anita
K. Da via of Portland,' assistant, news
editors r Dora Stewart of Albany feature
editor and poet, and Clara BrletensteiaJ
. . . . . m .1 MX I . . .
or saiem. eouor oi -ue racuic aatervoi
letrtate news service. ; The issue will
appear Jiay 2.1H -- - - $x
- OU Mortar Fossa' at Oregon ; City
Displayed la the window of the Huntley.
ErrsDer DruA- company at Oregon City
are a mortar and pestle, found by work
men employed 'ok the. new suspension
bridge. . The find was made 2 feet
beneath one ot the piers. The mortar
la one iof the most i perfect eyer un
earthed 1 in Oregon and is believed - to
have been used by, Indiana mavny years
before tha country1: was settled by the
whites. ,i ; -
Yoasg Vetera Elected Mayer By a
vote of 1789 to 1Z7. (jnester w. mmu
ton, state commander of the. Kansas
Rainbow Division. Veterans, has . been
elected mayor of Chanute, Kaiw ovef
J. J. Hurt, candidate lor reeiecuon. in
election is for three, years. Hamilton Is
a nenhew of George V. Hamilton, super.
Intendent of The Journal Building. ,ae
la onlv 27 years old, and with one ex
ception la the youngest man ever elected
to the mayors ornce in Kansas. ? ;;. -y
nr.ii Paaltrr Prodaett One-fourth
of the value of the entire agricultural
output of the stau laH yr Pul-
try products, accoroing ito u. .1 upion.
head of tae f acme nvuuw uwcia
tion. Upson says that poultry products
amounted to as much as all the dairy
nrodncta. more thaia tha hay. wheat, bar
ley and oats productions, more than the
livestock and more i than that t . fruit
and berriea . , .
a naata te tie tsAaasley J". R, Xick-
elson, supervisor of maintenance on the
Columbia river in Hooa itiver county,
avn the benefits obtained by men em-
nloved in clearing the highway - from
enow and ice blockades and earth slides
wilt offset largely the Inconvenience due
to- the unprecedented 'r winter weather. I
According? , to Ickelsea.'Tthe !; highway
work has been a boon to many men :
who otherwise would' have lacked em
ployment. Last month his payroll was'
3400O. nearly all ot which went' to Hood
River. county men with .famlliesiffi.,; .y
ParUsrst Win Save Charge Xews
comes from Medford - that Alfred L.
Parkhorst and , his eon. Asa L. Park
hurst of Portland will operate the Crater
Lake lodge and other- Crater lake con
cessions this year. - The option of par
chase held by toe Crater Lake company,
composed of Portland and Medford men.
woo operated the concessions last year
by lease from - Parbhurst,- has expired
and the lease has not beenv renewed. C
Admiral .Mayo to Speak Admiral
Mayo, ; former commander of the At
lantic fleet, will speak. Thursday even- 1
ing at a Y. M. C Aw rally in the lobby
on ' the second floor of the Portland
building. vKe 'Will relate his experiences
in the navy. Francis Richter will play
the piano. ' The program will start at
BvaagelHt ' to Address L Clu. Dr.
George Wood Anderson, evangelist, will
be the speaker at the Tuesday noon
luncheon of tbe Klwanls club in ' the
Multnomah hotel. Walter Jenkins will
lead club members In song.i. .
PortUad-THtaifioes; CadOlae Stage
Stage depot. Park and Yamhill sts daD
at :15 a., nv. 12 :30 and 1 :30 p. m. Spe
cial arrangements made for flawing par-
Kles Mala S611 Adv. j. ' , .
tAlblaa Library Center to Meet The
first meeUng of the Albina library com
munity center, which was organised last
Thursday, will be held In Albina library
tonight, : Meetings: will be held Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
nights. . A .." ii. V V" ; : : u jk
Ferflaad-Saleaa Stage Lasve Stage
TerminaL. Park and TamhlU, 'hourly
from T a. m. to f p. m. and Owl car at
11:20 p. m.. dally. Sa turds ya. Sundays
and holidays. 9 -JO p. as. and p. aa.
Main tL Ad-r, -.i-v;r i-. ,
i Meataaa 471ab Party. Turnvereln hall,
13th r and - Jefferson, Tuesday, April , 18.
Musical program. dancing, cards. ,. re
freshments.' All former Montanans In
vited. Informal.! j Admission 60c. Adv.
' Atteatioa" Folks Just tmloadifig ' an
other; ear West - Virginia oak flooring
Lower prices. Nicolal, Neppach Co, 227
Da via street. Broad 380. Adv;-; ;
Str.' Asierlca St. Helena via Columbia
river. 2 30 p. m. dally; 1130 a. m. Sun-
aay. . Aiaer ac. ooex. Alain siza. A.av.
' Salem-XIIls ; City: Stage Connects O.
E. trains No, a and t for Mills City,
Joseph Haraman. Salem, prop. Adv.
Salases Beds to Beat Rods made ts
order. Fleming, 282 Waahingtou : at
Fifth streeu Broadway 4125 Adr. ;
. , EAST 8IBE HOME BOBBEB
While; members of the family attended
church Sunday morning. . thieves broke
into : th home of: H. W. Cottrell, Na
84 EastJ 10th street north, and stole a
watch i and -Jewelry. . .Kntrance was
gained through an open pantry , window.
Several footprints were the only clues
to the prowlers, m . .. ; -
89,188.561.98 Suit'
Begun by U. S. on
Kslincoln Motor Co.
smelled gas. , He "was In a chair with
a rubber hose from the gaa Jet in hit
month, and a blanket thrown over his
head. 111 health and lack of employ
ment are said to have caused bia .act.
He waa unmarried. . The coroner' office
la making an effort to locate relatives.
Detroit, MicK. 'April 17, U. P. Suit
for 19,1S8,66L98 win be entered here in
federal court by the United States gov
ernment . against the bankrupt Lincoln
Motor company, which brought 38.000.COO
at a- reoelver'a ,sale recently. ;
Th 'government claims the 'amount
asked in the suit was the sum on which
the Lincoln Motors was overpaid on war
contracts, t y .. . -v. i . ... ,. . :
- Henry - Ford purchased the defunct
company. ' The suit does not affect htm.
and is filed . against the-Detroit Trust
company4,, receivers for th Lincoln, , -j
. isari j, uavis. timea states- aunxici
attorney, said he Jiad received papers
from Washington aad ' was v prepartRff
them for filing in court., . v
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Unemployed Man; VV
V Ends Life' With Gas
Women Arrested 'As :
Liquor ;yiolat afs
l AUeged' women., bootleggers, suffered
lit -late Saturday aUght raids conducted
by 'morale aqaad police, ,itra Resale Al
ford. 'No. 85 North Third atreet.' was
rrested for Violating the prohibition or
dinance and maintaining a nulsane. A
quantity' of liquor was ' found at her
rlace.4 Mrs. Vinnle Dunn. Co. 24i'i
rYor.t -street, was also arrested on a
bootlecslng charre, after poUce found
several quarts of , moonshine on l.er
premises. - "
,W.- W. Majfnard. age S. resident of
a rooming bouse at Xo..464Vk East Bum
aide street, committed suicide, lata Sat
urday in hla rooms by Inhaling gaa,' He
was found tearly Sunday morning after
the landlady called a policeman when she
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Corner Second 2 Tears la tbe Earn
i Location..
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Has anad . ma ay trtends for this
etitce. Out- small overhead expente
tn tbta location allows ca to atga
eiaa UeaAal work at amaM teeav .
Set of Teeth $8.00
' Oar Work la Pally GaaraMeea.
Take Your Cash Discount in S. & H. Trading Stanmps-We Give Them Free With. Purchases
Double Trciiri
Ideal Chin Masks I
gQi-iair,' Given Tomorrow With
OtaillpS CashPurchases' in
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the5 new improred method for
reducinr idouble " chin and correct
ing sttfing face. , - - t
1 Beauty Parlors, 2nd Floor.
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
TMOBBtSON. AIDE. WEST PARK. AND TTWTH STPfrraT
mm
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Ron it! 1 Spin It't; Witch U!
bur ell of fun for younf and
old. r- Priced " Vt 15c ni. ' 20c
': Toy Depsrtsaeiat, 4lk Floor. .
1 Arteraooa raport of praeadint day.
Keott Ckesea Graad Matter Llovd L
Scott of Portland waa chosen Illustrious
grand master of the grand council of
. Oregon. Royal and Select Masters of the
Masonic fraternity, in the annual elec
tion of, officers last week at the. thirty-
seventh annual assembly of the council
held In Albany... Portland was chosen
aa the meeting place for the annual
aaaembly next year. Other Portland men
honored were J.- II. Martin, grand cap
tain of the guard, and John. K. Kollock,
grand conductor of the council. Grand
Recorder . Richmond and Grand Treas
urer Parker were each reelected for the
eleventh consecutive term, ',
Delegate W1U Vl.lt Portlaaa Word
has been received that a special train
will bring th delegation from. New
Tork state te the twenty-third annual
encampment ot the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, to be held in Seattle .August 14
te 1. The New York veterans are to
leave the Kastern' metropolis August 7,
eomlng west by th way of Omaha and
Denver, and wilt atop at Portland - en
rout. . - ,
Large Fralt Psek Haadled More than
4.000.0VO pounds of fruit were handled
by the Producers' Canning and Packing
company aunng uzi, according to a
report submitted at the annual meeting
or tne atocanoiaera at saiem last week.
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P.peakPipeiss FURNACES
See these "Oregon-mae-for-Oregon-sI
homes" Furnaces at our , new. East .
Side display room ' " ,ri
near; East 23rd street. See the fuel-
saving f irepot and many other super
ior features - of " the honestly-built :
COLONIAL. - ,
- ; Sold, on easy terms di- i '
' red -from factory to ycu.
MONTAG STOVE WORKS
Factory at Kenton Station. Portland
Phone Woodlawn 262 -
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PIpePipeiss FURNACES
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Dainty , Porch Frocks
SpeciaUy'Low Priced
Second Floor It is indeed a pleasure to move about the home in
one of these neat Dresses. So attractive are : they that every.
wuiuau win wut. several ui mcin or tne spring season, umghim
and chambray materials in the pretty plaids trimmed with con-
trasnnK colors. Also percale in a variety of patterns and colors
Straiehtline and waist models with medium length or short leeves
Early shopping: insures best selection. ' Priced $3.50 to $5.00
Maids' DresscBS
We show ft splendid selection of Maids'- Dresses in all the
iavorea styles. Made up in soisette material with white ' collars
and cuffs. ? Black or gray. All sizes from 36 tin to 44V Yon r
inspection cordially invited.' Moderately priced $4.75 and $5.50
Nurses' Dresses
Of standard quality whjte Indian Head material, and also some
made up in linene. Waistline models (with V heck and Ion t or
short sleeves. ,; Moderately priced at only $3.50 nd' $3.95
New Slip
On
The woman or miss who delights
In beiar, out of doors will like these
trim-looking; slip-on's.- Of tine' soft
woolen yarns' in . plain or fancy
weaves, Here are the newest mod
els, with V ort round "necks', Ionj or
short' sleeves pockets, tie sashes,
etc. .Plain colors, plaids and novel
striped effects in; sport - colors.
Priced t $3.49, $4.50 and $5.00
Second -Floor
Sale of Blaiikets
Wheel G!)6ds
Bicycles, tricycles.' Play Wagons,
Coasters. Kiddie Kars in best stand
ard makes at specially low prices.
Headquarters for " Tennis - Racquets,
Biseball Bats; Mits, Gloves, etc., etc.'
Double Stamp on Cash, Purchases
Double; Stamps On
Cash Purchases
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Special ; lines selected ' from
regular stock at extra savings,
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3rd Floor Excellent heavy
Blankets suitable for ".-camp
or " uting use. .Gray - only.
As we have but,a limited number of these early' choosing is id
vised for the best selection. While. Ihey . last. specal at $4.00
?: IComf orters Special $2.98 v i
Air wool fancy, plaid Blankets
in full bed size. . Slight imper
fections make this low. price
possible. '.JDn spe- Qf or
cial'saleit the pair.ODa4t.ti.
Cotton-filled Comforters in
regulation size. Covered with
good quality miteriil in attrac
tive patterns- Spe- QO QQ
.dall rricei at -only O.W.70
$260 Down Comforters $18.75
2U17in: Feather PiUows $3 Pr.
National
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Gas" Range -Week
- Any range in our beautiful stock
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even including the ones with -
Oven
Heat Gohtrol
All Gdokers Marked Dovh 10
At the. Gas Co., Alder Near. Fifth V
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Woinen'8 " .
Silk Hose
. $1.98
Center Circle, lit Floor
Women's full i fashioned : Silk
Hose, fine--saute, alt silk." with
lisle : lined .hem: '. Black white
colors. i Irregulirs of J- QQ
a famoifa make, PairOAe70
- Silk Hosiery ;
$1.69 v
-TCenter- Circle, -1st - Floor
Extra quality; full fashioned,
with lisle top,' sole, toe.- Black,'
brown, white, cordovan, : Irregn
lars. ; . Priced special (1 JQ
for this sale, the pair DXOe7
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Somellimgr
:7Wiid- Sew at Home
Model Grocery
M. J. B. Cof fee-r-lb. tins 43c
M. J. B. 3 lb, tins $1.20
. M. J. B. 5.1b. tins $1.90
Litty's Rose dale
Peaches, 2 cans for only
Aluminum article fre
55p'J
Preferred Stock Sliced Pine
apple on special sale ff
Tuesday at ?.cans for OOC.
Carnation Oat or Wheat
Flakes special jit the pkg. 30c
It will mean LESS time in the Sewing Room and MORE time for the thousand and. one 'other things
about-the house And it will be a blessed saving on your patience, for it took half your time to figure oat
how to follow your pattern,. , .. . - . . , - : - .
The New McCALL PATTERN It's Printed !
Where you used to proceed by perforation there a re now printed lines, 'whlchtell you la words what
to do.? ftf fact. all instructions for: cutting lnd making. are printed .-on eich; part of the pattern:
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Printed
s v - The straight x of ,' the goods ' .by ; . an ' arrow. . .
Front marked .Front" and so. on for .each part '';.'.
The "center back-vindicates where to "place fold." i -'
Parts are Joined.; by. numbers that -correspond. v
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".But this is not all there ' are other- important,' improvements
that make the New McCall Pattern- the efficient, the safe,' the
sure. Pattern for modern dressmakers Don't fail to see them;
Printed
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