THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 132.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FOItTXAND, OREGON.
TEXT BOOK LIST .
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L BOARD
j Recommendations for Uit book adop
tion hi Portland school procnted Id
tlie school board Wednesday night by
tile superintendents and the education
cemmlttea. rail for 14 new lasts out of
li aubjocta wKoh term of contract
pi res thl iDDnr. Consideration Of th
choir expressed by tearhers and prin
cipal In th rent test book election,
aa taken In th report of the com
mit te.-; Th board deferred action until
th nest mMtlni, so that atul mora
tlm might b glren to examining th
book a.
I Director , Woodward objected to ao
many new book bring adopted. but
IXrector Shull. chairman of to educa
tion onwnlttee, ald that thare was no
rumparlaon. that h bad been reading
text book", for two montha . and th
book recommended are 100 per cent
better than' tbo now In use.
BOOKS fcECOXXEXDED v
The book .recommended " "for reten
tion, are: Kngliah literature, : Lone
. CHeero, Uunnlaon and Ilarley ; Vhvil,
' Falrcloash and Brown ; Latin ' grcm
, mar. Bennett ; advanced ' algebra.
IJawkes; botany, Bergon and Caldwell
writing, Weeeo; music. Lyric first and
econd readers and. 'Junior song and
chorus book, t
" Nws books which the committee
would adopt are: Business speller,
Eandwlrh and Bacon ; business arltU
metlo. Button and Lenne; business cor.
respondent. Opdycke and trew dicta
tion exerclaes, Gregg shorthand ; 8pan
m grammar,' lulls and Ford : United
State history. Beard and Beard ; public
peaking, Lockwood-Thorpe ; plane ge
ometry, Ourell-Arnold ; solid geometry,
Iurell-Arnold : general science. Van
Buaklrk and Smith language..' McFad
den aerie; music. Boyer'e mualc primer.
i ELECTION Of TKACHEHS
i1 J Election of teachers 111 henceforth
take' plaee at thai flrat meeting of th
hoard In April Inatead of the flrat meet
ing In May a at present This change
' was recommended by the education
cltlea hold earlier elections and have
first choice, and that a great many
teachers elected in Portland do not ac
cept because they have already become
obligated elsewhere. .
r Th board will elect not to exceed 50
hhrh achool teachers and fO elementary
teachers' at Its next meeting. These
are to fill vacancies caused by resigna
tion ..and In no wwy provide for new
class rooms. ,- -.- ' '' , ,,- " v""' ' i
Upon, recommendation of the commit
e on - business,' composed of Directors
Woodward and Eisman, the board voted
that all -persons who travel at tha ex
pense of the district should submit Item
ised expense accounts.' Director XewM
expressed surprise that this 1 not al
ready being done.
WIII5G CONTRACT LET '.
Th W.' 3. Walsh " Electric company
was - awarded the' contract for wiring
th naw Buckman school, at ,1422.17.
Recommendation of the city fire mar
she! for making scuttle ' hole In the
roofs of school buildings for the use of
firemen was deferred until the flrst
meeting In - July. when- the board will
know , whether - it has any money .for
thu purpose. ( This - safety .measure,
along ' with many others, depends upon
whether the bond Issue and tax levy
pass at the June election, according to
the board. r 'a'., .i... -
The board, through. Chairman A.f.C
Newitl, will Appoint a. committee of five,
containing .one representative-from the
superintendent s office, one from the
high school principals and one from the
elementary school principals, . to meet
with a committee -of the same sise rrom
th. motion picture industry, to formu
late soma regulations as to school mo
tion pictures and neighborhood theatres.
MOVIE MEX 'OBJECT Vfi V5: ?
Th motion picture men are opjecung
to movies shown in the school houses.
claiming that It Is taking buslAess away
from . the neighborhood- houses.' r Direc
tors feel that while the motion picture
men may , have some grounds for their
obiectlon. that- If they would improve
the . quality Of their pictures " that a, all
competition would cease. . ' -'
-T. D. Klrkpatrickv club leader, -whose
salary Is paid half by the school board
and half bv Oresron Agricultural college.
will- be retained until October 31. 1922.
because of an outstanding contract with
the United States department of agri
culture. Club work was one or tne spe
cial activities that the board voted, to
abolish In June. ' M'i---
an estate left by his sister. Miss Fran
ces Ward. .. .
Aspirant to Bench
In Klamatji pounty
. Good Koads Booster
Viamath Falls. April 20. R- C. Groes-
beck. Democratic candidate for circuit
i " tee nth Judicial dls
V trict. : 7. .comprising
'' Klamath -. county.
baa been a resident
I of Klamath.. Talis
h ' since" 1912. during
. . which period he has
s been an active good
roads supporter and
t prominent in cham-
: I ber of commerce
. activities. ' ;
He came here
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FOBMEB CKNTHALIAX IS HEIR
Central, Wash., April SO. Word has
been received here that John B. Ward of
New Bedford, Mas., a former Ccntralla
dnnmlttee on the ground that other boy. has fallen Aelr to J20.00O. part of
from Portland,
wberp he practiced
!aw . for short
time. From 1915 to
1919 be served as
city attorney. : A candidate for the cir
cuit bench in 191$, he was .defeated by
D. v. Kuykendau by a narrow margin:
Groesbeck was graduated from the Uni
versity of Chicago, University of Nash
ville and the Illinois College of Law.
High Grade i: T:
Family Automobile
Only $725
Hudson Super-Six
'. Like ' ne,w. : Has , been rebuilt nd'
repainted.'. . ' - .- -
We eell this- rebuilt Hudson with, a
warranty the same as a factory war
rant a new car.' . , . .,
Vfe Also dive 10 Days' Free Service
. Ce L. Boss
Automobile Co.
Both (40-41 Kortb. Broadway
Stores 15-17 WaahlBgtea St. .
yiu::uiiia!;:;!i:n;nusisi:ini!innMHHnuiin!SJii5iJSj;iiu::nK:jii:nn:irain::inH
SflK10fJE"S ALE-. 1
S . We have a large number of used Saxophones that
S must be sold, as we .are overstocked by trade ins
, cn the famcus Buescher. INcte the prices. Any
.make you want. - ; - ' .
5 ALTOS . ' . -V - .
Buffet, silver, sole-leather case, $110. - - k
Ccti;! silver, excellent condition, case, . $100.
Hoiton, silver,' new, case, $100. '
C MELODYS:
. , Conn, silver, case, like new, $100. "5
; J v v. King (two), silver, shaped case, new, E
4 ' ; - each $125. - j . -
; Lyon & Healy silver," case; like new, -
- - $100. - - i : j
; Martin silver, case, like Jiew, $110. I S
'Martin, silver, shaped; case, splendid;
condition, $100.
Vocotone, silver, case, $90.
Wurlitzer," silver, case, like new, $100. 4
TENORS:
Buff et. .silver, sole - leather, side--
-openinsr case, $85. c ," ''
Conn, nickel,' high pitch, without case,
' tv Conn; silver; like new; case, $120.
Jiain i' rices on uooa usea Vomets
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See " O ur Saxophone Window
Largest Music House in the Northwest; .
Si 125 fourth Street: o;:,-r- Broadway 6576 . 1
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0MEBEEthe jevlrHEM0AL SAI
Your Opportunity to Purchase Gra&satfca 'and AVeddmg Gifts at a Great Saving! COME
EARLY, as We Move vm a Few Days to Our JNew Locauon (Old lloneyman Hdw, Comer)
VALUES TO $340. 15-jewel, ' , - ' ' VALUES TO $2S$0 ETfinWrit
lever-diustinjIr 20 and 25-yetr ; Jf Witches. . - - P O " O
shapes and Sixes.
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REGULAR $240-26-PIECE
ROGERS SILVERWARE SET
in chest.
Now
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VALUES TO J23.C niia
and Wglthtm, yoonr men's
Watches. Now OiOoVJu
Jewels adjusted. 14-karat white
2S:C0.05!Vaiue8:$60,'at
. BIRTHSTONE RINGS uv..VC.?-V-r--r, - DIAMONDS -: .
25 to 40 Off 1 ; r v 25 to 33 Off
VALUES TO 120--GeiioineTeeonstrttcted'RBhy REGULAR O-Perfect Blue White Diawond in
in fancy solid told mountings. , : Cn Off platinum basket mountlnt.. . '.Qfl7 0
VALUES TO $10.00 Solid sold Birth- ff ;ff. REGULAR J16(M-Perfect, Blue White, in white
atoiTe Rinira. One lot roes for.. .'....: v"-?- od piaUmim Up, fancy mount- Tr'Tf; l CI
inrs. New ...... ......... V vo-v
KJc.u v LiAK $21.00 lioW encrusted emblems on re- mirs. r
constructed Ruby, Amethyst or Sardonys; Masonic, OTHERS LOW AS ...
Udt fellows, K. of 1'. or iSUt. - - r
25 to 40 Off on All SILVERWARE
25 fo 40 Oft on Entire Stock cf
High-Grade Cut Class
REGULAR 16.00 3-piece French Irory eorabina-
; VALUES f TO $10.00 7 -Jewel . Work- Ol OC tion Brush and Mirror. .... f7 ( ZZ
- inz Watches. - Now ..;.."........'...;" vUU , Now ... OloVJt
v VALUES TO $4.00 Solid Gold BIRTH -OS 7?C ' REGULAR $14.00 18-PIECE MAN I- Off f!
STONE TIE PINS. New......,.... VAUU CURING ROLL::... KftJJKJ
$2.00 ALARM CLOCKS ..78c ' REGULAR JIJO DRESSER CLOCK Of OZZ
' - tfArm-n A irotA TrtTT-rkl r ar'ii4-
VALUES , TO. ,$4J0 Soldered Link. Q
Waldemar Chains. - Now. , . . . , . . ,
25 to 35 Off, on . AIT Mahogany
-;'-' ' .': "1 Mantel - Clock -v ; .
STERLING SILVER SALT AND PEP- fl CTr
PER SHAKERS . ... . wt.i
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OlKORBEIl.'TkefJeweler
v , 287 Alder Street, Bet 4th and 5th
EXPERT WATCH
REPAIRING
EST. 1905
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For much less money NOW!, ,v ; ,
And Undoubtedly as Lovely Garments-as I Are. Shown in the Northwest!
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The SunsWn? Otore
Second': Floor
Pittock .Block
BcsfXIerator Service in Portland
Si
- Washington- . - -'
at Weit Park " -
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Stirig-EridayM 9:30.
: . : The1: Peterson? Upstairs 5tore, will
' presents this season's most important
value event ' featuring Coats,. Suits, Dresses Anrah
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''..yi'-Vr Oresronian.' April' 6th, 1922) ' . -'. ;
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You ladies can thank the weather for this early harvest.
rrWe bought heavily for Spring selling, v. Our garrrients are beautiful.
But in the gloom of March and the showers " of early April you did not
;1 come and buy. We must sell them now we must make the values so
attractive that, seeing the advantage you have, you will in your eager
ness buy them faster.; ,. :':-';v" "'. . "l"-.:'-- : h'; i rt '
-Snort Coats and Sport. Capes in the better
loads shown in tweeds, chinchilla and polo
a rfe ex r .;. ia .size- rns
V : -N il TT .hll includes 16s to 44's andV a
' ' - II w 1 thc colors embrace irreeii ,
' ? , I 0sll " ,eL Un trown, array and 1
; , aJa ..iJr spnnjf novelty 1 mlttures ;i -M
", If you will bo amonp; tha early buyers you .
wiu marvel at mis onerinj. "
. Sport Coats, Dress Coats and Dress Capes;
a variety that incorporates many . exclusive
style features worth much
it" O )) M T JU more thn our uul Price.
, ? c V 2 Vl' J L Tan, jbrown, navy, Hard
V . m s U' ' " 5n2 blue henna;: materials,,
; . . tr J CV' . duvet, de-iaint, chamtstyn
"i tricotme, Toiret twills. Matchless values.
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our word!
. Sport Suits in? tweeds and homesptns; not 4
the common "sale" sort, but GOOD ones. Gray,,
" ' " S M fill i. hi) mixtures. Plenty of sizes. ' ' '
Mr i aBBsasassajsak wvmw uuu aj usasB u 4 uuvuw
-t ji and - be : amou thes first:
kiutv Darsyain. insurance. v .
This lot is limited as to number. If there
. ' is one in the lot to your liking1, yo? will appro- '
S C) fill' Sfl and.a-few choice sport mod- .
VI1 fiZLr els Poiret twills, trico-":
tines, tweeds, in orchid, tan
and brown eifects..i
.r,r. Sm wa
Taffeta, Canton Krepe "Knits and wool fab
- ri& Dresses never, a , more : remarkable - value
f . 4 - assortment- at the-: price.
A- art I AC A" the new spring colors
; O - 1 1 r r e ! D &nd. combinations . black
i broidered. and. other ideas
' ' of trim. ;
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v. : -iDressesf Crepe de' Chine, Krepe Knit, bet- v "
, ' ter grade of Canton crepe, taffeta arid .wool. " ' "
"N r A -Black, bluerhenna, jockey,
x O I T I Hi .Oil Periwinkle, taupe, brown.
- and other desirable spring. ' V '
- '. 1 1 . - colors, including combina-
1 ' . ' tions. Approximately 100-'.
jLresseson ais assortment. - u -
Talie - Elevator to S dcond Flo or, Pittock' Block for This Sale
- San FrahciscoVlQ ; Berkeley,
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- ; will soon spread to Portland and when it reaches here " you may
i expect higher prices. Portland is now grpwfag faster than any r
- ; ; ' city in the Northwest and the supply of desirable lots is . . : ,'r
' ; . - rapidly diminishing and higher prices are inevitable,' , j. .
IF you want to Huy a home site now ; is - the
time to act;befofe prices advance, which
do-before very long - , :
Take advantage of the
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SOLUTE AUCTION SALS-
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Hrhiich will be held
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Saturday, April 29th', at liOO-.P. M. . ,
I in The Ballroom, Multnomah Hotel, ..
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BIT LOTS
AT YOUR OWN! PRICE
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Call, write or telephone for bookmap ,
829 Chamber of Commerce Building
" Telephone Broadway 7924 C :
BARRY, & AUSTIN, . . V,
-: . ; 829 Chamber of Commerce Bld.
.Please send me map of Piedmont
Auction SaleV - '' .' ' . -
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