FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 192
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON.
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' LEATHER C05MTI0SS VT
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Mar Uw Calf si Bt Uraiw, " Arlaooa. and
ta the liu.rior of Wsattto lanaae. vsr wa
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t ktibajl fMdtn satne la Taanaane saa ftoatb
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lir. 4ml aWpitaUon Is rrwwd froas
:ialad. MsnMoos end tha Alaska sad British
Cntaaala-enaat. Tha with,r is much cbWWt in
Oniral Waahlncts. and BouthttaaUra Idaho, snd
la mix-It wimif no. tb KouUxm Ot(mi coast.
aa4 In Vtaa, Mlasoarl. lows, snd BonUiaaiteni
hntiih Caiaialrta. Kraralnd tamrMnUura is a
aartad 1am srts of Nanda,, Wroanlmt. Mos
Uaa. Ummku. tba Vrw.r txka ' snd
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. ' OBSERVATIONS i' '
rlvlc erar&nizaUons. lumber, cornpani
and othr concerns bav pledged thei
cooperation in tha prevention -of forest
fire.
' CatamaLai Btnaraa frvraMrtr kBw
Sbcyard'i Ait Bat Xlae) rortiata.
flU Hetoia - djTUIom Lr Portland
II a m. and 4JI a ra. dally and It OS
n. m. Satardnya, Sandara and holiday
raly. Lea- SC Helena ? 4t a, m. and
1:1a p. m. daily and p. m. Satur
days, Sundays- and holidays) only. AH
ears heated. Leava from and arrlra at
tha new Auto Stars Terminal Depot.
851 Yamhill street, corner at Park atreaC
Phons liata MILi AdT. . : v.i'vv f '
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Ta Dltrait Tailara ef CoainiasJsBi
"Tha Failure t Ruasian Communism"
wiD bo discussed before . the- Oregon
Civic leagna Saturday noon t tha Ben
son hotel by John R. Voris, rho has
Just returned from Russia whers h has
been making; special study of the subject-
. Vorls.ta assistant general aecre
tary of tha national committee on Near
East reUet . Musical numbers wilt be
rendered by the. Orpheus Four.. v - :
Botaalit ta Leetare -Professor Albert
R.T Bweetser. head of tha department of
botany at th University -of Oregon, will
rlva an Illustrated lecture before the
Oregon Audubon society tomorrow n'sht
at I o'clock In library halL His sub
ject vwtll be T"rom the . Fernav to tna
Firs and Further." ' The public la in
vited. ; -
Wsbii riaed $! SI men bought
whiskey from Mrs. Ussia Hanson in bar
bonis at No. 42t Ollsan street,-accord-ins;
to testimony before Municipal Judge
W. A. . EkwalL who found the woman
and , tha six men guilty, Thursday aft
ernoon. -Sftrs.4 Hanaoa -wu fined $100
and each of the men $15 apiece. Mrs.
Hanson waa charged with violating tha
prohibition .law. .-'i r:. -i'-,
rortlaad-Salaai - - Stage Leava ; Stage
Terminal. - Park an 3 TamhlU. hourly
from ? a. m. to 7 p. m. and Owl car at
11 M p. m. ally, Saturday a Sundays
and holldsya. 9:30 p. to. and U -JO p. m.
Main UllAdv " ' :
Rabbi Wise! Serwoa Tbesubject of
Rabbi Jonah B.-Wlse'a sermon tonight
at S o'clock '...-at Templa Beth Israel.
lZth and . Main , gtreeta. will be
Shadowa." All
r Fendleton Prepares ;
To Welcome Becord
Preparattona to' entertain a record
number of Eastern visitors wOl be made
by 1 Pendleton ' for " the 1928 Ttound-TJp.
according to advice brought to Portland
Thursday by A. S. Edmonds, assistant
traffic manager, and' William McMurray,
general passenger' agent of th Union
Pacific system, who -attended a confer
ence - wtth i. Boond-IT of ficiuia at the
Umatilla county-city Tuesday.
In addition to the Union Paelfio of
Ociala. there wero present at the con
ference H. W- Collins president iC H.
Marsh, secretary I K. Xt. Thompson, head
of the livestock committee, and George
C. B&er, business manager of the osso-
Information baa been received by the
association that a special party of New
Tork people Will attend the event- this
year and that Eastern tourist agencies
have Included the frontier day show in
their itineraries this year. OftlcUls of
tha association are determined, accord
ing to the ' officiate, to make the 1923
show -better than any previous event.
Columbia, slough, - whereas it did not
reach that far.. They paid Morrow $1067
in cash and gave a note for three years
at: 7; per-, cent: on.- the remainder of the
purchase' price, of $19,717.
The Swans discovered,' according to
the complaint, that 140 acres were tinder
water all the time and that most of the
rest i Was only 14 feet above the "low
water lovel of the river, r Every year the
river rises 20 feet, flooding all the prop
erty, it is alleged." Plaintiffs ask the re
tarn of the $4067 they have already paid
out." .',-" . -
Bathing Girl Photo
. Senmg .Scheme is
" Held " Against Law
Cigar stand operators who sell bathing
beauty photographs with-chances for
Hrawine boxen of candy are-liable to ar
rest t for possessing a gambling devices.
according to a ruling of Judge Ukaall,
who-' classed- the most - recent - punch
board etibstitute'as.. gambling parapher
nalia: He fined "Joe Meisina,; .'No. 220
Burnside streetr 10 for owning a box
of 600 photographs- .- - T
The caee.' .taken up in municipal court
Wednesday,: is .considered to have tested
the legality of the candy semng acneme,
and police . will .henceforth arrest .viola
tors "whoHave t the device oa dlsplayi
Attorney, Ed Basell.- acting 'for M-sina,-conceded
the device waa aviola
tion of the law, lie said Messina had
accepted the device, as had hundreds ot
cigar and candy store operators, on. the
assurance ef the distributors that It con
formed .with ' the saw. - Basell said his
client would sue the distributors to re
cover the fin e. 1
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. TOB.TVA.TSn JHEIT PLEDGED .
Oregon Agricultural College. Corrallis,
April 21. arence W. Steele and. Rob
ert " M.' lUmUl, , both of Portland.-. are
anionic ; newiy announcea f pieaKen io
Sigma Tau. national honorary" engineer
ing fraternitr. " Other new pledges are:
Eugrene C:- Starr. Falls City.: Walter S.
McPhrrwn, Forest Orove; John R. Iek-sc-nToledo
and Virgil A," Powell, Cot
tage Grova. rA f Jv - -;--S'- X'i's' :i
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..." G RADE CROSRISa AtXOWF.D
' Salem.-Aoril III An order fcuwed by
the puW to service commission Thursday
a-ranta to the DUblio service commission
ntrmUsion to' construct a crossing, ai
arade with the tracks of the ' Spokane,
Portland aV Seattle railway, tnree nuiee
wet;of Clatskanie. In Columbia county.
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RS. H Elf R1ETT A jrDRIJrS
JTuueral: aervices , for .' Mra. : Henrietta
Jodkins, who' passed away Sunday at
Salem, were held Tuesday at the East
Side funeral parlors by the Rev. Jacob
Stocker. pastor of the Clay atreet Evan
gelical church Mrs.. Judklns was 31
years old and the wife of A. B. Judfcins.
A brother and sister, George Stetxel and
Mrs,' Albert Bruns. ; both of Portland,
also survive. Interment was at . Rose
City' cemetery.;,- - - i ' . ': -'
Spokane -Seattlf
Fight Over Basin
Project Js; Ended
Spokane, Waab April 21. All differ
ences between Spokane and Seattle over
the Columbia Basin project were wiped
out Thursday when a delegation from
the Seattle Chamber of Commerce met
tha basin . committee of tha Spokane
Chamber , of Commerce . In conference.
Later the - visitors - were guests at a
luncheon, where the troth of friendship
between the two cities was pledged anew.
when the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
nnmmivd ft. tntantlnn nf nnnnortlnsr the
Bl?vJn-'Wmen I basin program. " i
welcome, says the rabbtV
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la TParttaad-jsmtary oroer or me i jy y i tl J -
Serpent meeting postponed from Friday h rem (1 ,vl o AJ!6t6Cl 1
.i.m CaHirdav niaht. AnrU 22. room I r " 1 TO ,
I in liana ueai; asK
i Return of $4067
67t courthouse. (Sign ad) Joaa Manning,
O. O. G. Adv. ,,.- .
Portlaad-Tmauiook Cainiae v RUga
Rtage depot. Park and TamhlU ata., daD
at 9:';S a. m, 13:10 and 90 p. m. Spe
cial arrangements made for Using; par
ties Main toil Adv.
' School Protective Leag--The Public
School Protective league will moet in tha
Central library at 7 :20 tonight to con
sider candldatea for the election in May.
Str. Asieriea St. Helena via Columbia
river. 2 :90 p. ra. daily: 11 :30 a- m. Sun
day. Alder at. dock. Main Adv.
- SaleM.MIUa . City 8tage Connects O.
E. trains, Nos.' t and 9 for MUU City.
Joseph trainman, Salem, prop. -Adv.
Salmon, Reds ta Rest Rods made to
order. Sleming, 29J Washington at
Fifth street. Broadway 4125. Adv. . -
Xoal Lady'a diamond brooch, 47 dia
monds. Phone Broadway 7702. Adequate
reward. Adv. -. , - - r- -
Dr. J. K, Locks haa returned. Adv. ;
. TSACHERS REELECTED ;
Redmond. April 21. Thai Union high
school and grade school! boards ' re
elected all - teachers. 1 Superintendent
Paul Irvln -was reelected -with an in
crease in salary. Salaries were main
tained or.. Increased... -,; :f .-v
Mr. and ' MrsJ George A. Swan paid
part of the purchase price at $50 an acre
and gave a note for the remainder for
294 acres of land on the Columbia river
In Multnomah county. "The land' 1st so
low it is flooded every year during the
high water season, according to a, suit
filed In .circuit court Thursday against
a. W.- Morrow. .' : '
Mr. andUMrs. Swan charge fraud. They
state they Were Canadians at the time
tne aeat was consummateo, ju,
1920," and they did pot know the methods
of real estate men in the United States.
They allege that they were told only 75
acres of the land was under, water. The
remainder waa 24 feet above the water,
they were Informed, and tha river, very
seldom rose that high. -'
They were also told that tha property
reached from the Columbia river to
COLFAX WILL CELEBRATE
Colfax Wastu. April 2L Tha' Colfax I
Commercial - club haa- decided - to 'hold i
a Fourth of July celebration. ... ;
malt! syrups, bottles, kegs
and bottlers'; supplies
M All ORDERS SOLICITED
' ; SEXD i OR PRICE LIST
Portland Beverage Supply Co.
BROADWAY .- . . . - -491 STARK ST.
9998 '.'- Betr 11th and Wtk
OrgaalatBg Coast Artillary Ualtt The
oast artillery units or tna organise
raaervss are now being organised oy
lieutenant Colonel U. T. Matthowa. U.
S, A- who haa charga of thla work for
the states of Oregon and Washington,
Coionei Matthews has opened offices with
the 90th division U. & army at room 92$
In the new oostoffloa building, where he
will be unUl Saturday noon and where
h- dealraa to meat all former artillery
of ftcera. Oregon'a quota of reserve coast
artillery la 14 companies numbered from
007 to 920 inclusive. Company officers
ara now being selected and aaslgned to
thM units. Field officers will also be
assigned to proper commands. , -
Colusa! Stagas (formerly known aa
ghepari'a- Aato Bua ' llneaH-Portland-Multnomah
Falls-Hood River-Danes di
vision Lsave Portland. 9 :10 a, m 11 :20
a. m.. 2 :10 p. m. and 4:45 u. m. dally
to Hood River. Multnomah Fella local
at 0 40 p. m. dally except Saturdays.
Sundaya and holldaya, and 11:18 p. m.
Saturday. Sunday and holidays.. Leava
Hood River t Jts.m. 11 :29 a. ia. S :30
p. m. and 4:4 p. m. dally. Direr con.
n act to with all atagaa to and from Tba
Dalles. Phona Main 901L Adw. 1
Corambta ttagsa ironaerry vaawv m
Kkspard's Asia Baa Uses, - Portlaad
Asterla-aeaslda ' Division' Leave Port
' tend 9:90 rn. nL, II a ia, 1 a n, till
p. nvand 12 :90 a. m Leave Astoria 7 dt
a. nu 10 a, m., U9 p. nu $ :S0 p. m. and
0 :lt p. m. Direct connections at Astoria
to and from Seaside and Clatsop beach
Mints. All ears heated. ; Leave from
and arrive at the new Auto Stage Term
inal depot. S&3 TamhlU atreet. corner- of
Park atreet,: Phone Main MIL Adv. ,
BT4re.r.letrts.Lags Tha adjourned
masting of the Hydro-Electric League .of
Oregon), will be held In the dining room
of the Chamber of Commerce Saturday
noon, at 12:15 to hear reports of Its di
rectors pa tha exposition situation. All
membera are expected to bo there aa weU
t.s ail persona Interested In the exposi
tion movement. The Realty board and
other organlsatlona. have been. Invited
ta taka part. a
ike Fregraaa - AaaaaaeeO Angela
Beat win be the goal ef tha Trails dub
ef Oregon Sunday. Tha members will
leave the Union station at 7 :li a. m.
for Bridal Veil., from -Whence they win
rlimb to the high point overlooking tha
highway. They will return via Mult
nomah Falls trail. Because of the deep
snow on the hills, they wlU hot work, p
tha trail aa was previously planned.
. I si pnrUtt!' Military oroar ef the
Serpent meeting postponed from Friday
night to Saturday night, April 22, at
room 571 courthouse. 1 (Signed) . Lafe
Manning. O. O. O. Adv..
: rarest Pretaetlea Week Encouraging
response from all parts of Oregon In the
observing ot forest protection week la
being received at the district forester's
CffWe. School a chambers of commerce.
Fancy
Snapping
. Baskets .
Specials at
40c 50c
and 60c
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White
Wonder
Laundry Soap
Special at
6 Bars for :
25c
Double Trading Stamps
Satin-day and Monday
Silk Dresses at a saving of more than one-third from
the regular price, these attractive new spring models
of soft Taffetas, Crepe de. Chines and Satins; selling
regularly $17.50 to $23.00.; Special...-....;. $12.75
HEADQUARTERS
FENCE AND GATES
XCHTK'iVESTFDiCEfi.ViriVCr.X
4i laloa Ata, Car. E. Oak
Maaaiaclareri
rertlaad. Oregaa rheae East 7079
56 Inch Serge
Special $1.95
English Suiting Serge of.
very fine quality; Navy only;
regular $3.00 value.
Dress Ginghams
'v Special 17Vc
27 inch in . choice Plaids,'
Checks and Stripes for Wom
en's and Children's dresses;
a good 25c value.
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. V Manchester Cambric y
, Special 25c
this is a splendid fast color
fabric in neat figures, Checks
for Aprons and neat Stripes
for Shirts; 36 inches wide.; .
Black Sateen Special 39c
Fine quality fast black, yard
wide;' line tor. .uresses,
Aprons and Bloomers; worth
50c. . i , "
, Lace Curtains,
. v r Half Price
One lot of Filet Net, Mar
quisette and Voile Curtains;
$2.50 to $6.50 values to close
out half price. J .
Camisoles Special G3c
Dainty checked dimity Cami
soles in all white or colored
hemstitching; 85c values.
Special E9c
Soft Nainsook Gqwns daint
ily trimmed in Laces or Em
broidery. h
Crepe Bloomers
Special 89c
Mercerized Windsor Crepe
Bloomers, well made and re-
Tniorced.
Women's Hose '
'Special 49c ,:
Very good quality Fiber Silk
Hose with lisle tops and soles
m Black, Brown and White.
WtJmen's ' Fine : Cotton
4 11U8C . '
In. Black, Brown and White ;
special 25t. i' ' -.
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Children's Sport Hose
- 1 f .j
In fine Mercerized ' Lisle ;.
Brown only. : Special 49.
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7 All in AH Work Suit
Union Suit Overalls in khaki
for blue deninvcut extra full.
ihe price of these- suits 'is"
g.?;:$1.98.
j ( Men's Shoes $5.00
Values to $16.00 in Brown or
Black in: neat . English ' or
Broad .lLTIiesfrare not'a
lot of odds and ends but good
clean stock in all Q p5 f (Y
sizes. .Special.. tPOeliU
Work Ties 3 for 50c
New stocks, in many pat
terns, stripes and checks ;
Ties . that sold for PA -25c.
Special, 3; for. OU lx
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1 I Hiirlenn Snnoi'-Siv 111 '' , V.V.r . - : - IJv
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Ill TJt naw. '. Has' been rebuilt and
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Copyright . , Hart Echaiaer Sc. Marx'
Best Styles for Spring
&? Marx
! A: t y bull : find them . here , newest and
I A. A smartest ideas ;: sport , suits and belted
. models lor young.men; more conserva
r tive stvle for others," - -
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Sam'l Rosenblatt s Co.
Fifth atAlder
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FEATURING - OLL1E . MALTHOUSE, SAXOPHONIST
JOHNNIE NASH, SINGER and BANJOIST
iO Minntei From Portland -Ojtt Canjon Boad
- Like new.;.- Has been'
repainted. -
; We sell this rebuilt Hudson with a
warranty the same as a factory war
rants ar new car. i:1 r
Wa Also Give 99 Bays Free Serrlea
A A Co La 'Boss
Automobile Go;
i Both 1 48-48 Worth Broadway
' "Stores 1 915-117 Washington bt.
0 The Same Gas
Heats the Water
- while cooking or baking on
ling'RWe
: -1 ,From $34.00 Up -'
See It Demonstrated j
191 Fourth Street
LastB&y
of Gas Range Week and $ldown.
Our many visitors have been delighted wth the
new improvements being shown in our wonderful
line of high-clsfss, durableworth-while ranges.
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REMINDER:
i o Inose trio mat; fcc miicd by rumors
a :a
1 The alma and purposes Nf -tha Oregon. FederaOoo of FatrioUo
Societies, inc. which has axistsd and operated for several years, '
are based UDon the principles of ; true AmHcanlsm only auch
principles as have, and oeeei-te. the support of all goo American '
.CrtizeaaV whether native or foreign born. Jew or Gentile. -
I The great war showed the necessity for the Amertcamisation of
" all dtlsens of -this republic tnto one great body, and for preventing
', the separation of our people Into alien groups divided by language.
1 .. ' traditions. customs and loyalty. Wa ' bet leva In " one naUon
AMEBlCA-one flag THE AMERICAN FLAG. -
1 . t-We have endorsed and shall support .but one candidate for
- governor, and win .end ores1 for each :ofric to be filled only ouch
1 ; candidates as seem to us, after thorough Investigation, most likely
I s to act in accordance with the above principles. - United we are as
i J never before, and none but traitors to those principles could urge '
division fiow. . : .-, - . . . . - V. ' - -
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- not be garbled or 'distorted try the selfishly tnterested. We shall
make no further statements "unto shorOy before Uia primary dale,
.; j'-. T; V '.Respectfully.. '-r.-! ', ' v. . ' ; ,
' OSECOX FEDtSATtOV OF FATRIOTIC SOCIETIES. lae.
By'W. C Eford. BecreUry" ' " - T V J