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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1922)
WEDNESDAY,. JVIAY 17, 1922. THE OREGON JAIL,Y JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. IS TWO GIRLS, 17. W HERE FROM WISCONSIN HOME Apis Boldt and Hazel Jensen, 17-1 year-old cousins from Kenosha, Wis-0 are the! latest cross-country hikers to reach Portland,; They left their home three months ago and wandered on foot and by automobile over the Santa Fe trail to Colifornla nd will return by the northern routes While In Portland they are visiting: their; aunt, Mrs. K. Furin, 1459 Multnomah street. . . . The' girls number among their-experiences nights spent In- jail ta ' three dif ferent cities, Santa" Fe, Albuquerque and Los Angeles, where, they were suspected of being: runaways because ot their ex treme youth. Although they carried with them letters from .. mayors and chiefs ef police,' the authorities thought they were faked and kept the girls In Jail while they Investigated, i : The girls have a heavy coat of tin. wear their hair bobbed and -ear enough Jewelry to stock a. curio . shop, which they acquired at the variousIadlan res ervations, through which . they passed. For about a month they saw only In; dians and Mexicans. The girls are also well supplied with - guns. They started out with one each, but gradually accumulated others un- til they had wjven. Finding these too many to carry for comfort they lost two and sent 'xhsee home. "Oh, the sheriffs and chiefs of police would, give them to us," explained the girls. "We would Just pick them up all around. They would just hand them out -to 'US." "We had a lot of hardships," said Miss Boldt "It Is all right so long as you don't know what is ahead, but 1 wouldn't want to go back the same way we came sand know we had to go through ' some of the things w -did.: again. But we are ( going to. finish our trip, and we expect to find it -Pleasanter going, over the northeren route." y , Miss Boldt had no family to object to- her taking such a trip. Mis -Jensen's family objected .strenuously, but when; Miss; Boldt started atone, they finally permitted Miss-, Jensen, to join her at Kansas City. , . "We h r . 'going tor do more actual hiking ifrom now on," said the girls. "We had to accept a great many rides through hte desert country because of the long stretches and scarcity of houses. There were a, great many wild animals in'gome of the parts we came through ana we could bear the . coyotes quite close tu. nights, as well as some other animals that we did not know."- i You OaH't -jDeceive This Bootblack,; Who Votes His Convictions . Out in South Portland a thoroughfare meanders toward - Oswego rby - the name of Corbett street. When choosing a bro-vslng groan J for t'.e distribution of literature and for questioning bis would be constituents, Harry L. Corbett. can didate for the state senate in-the com ing primaries, chose Corbett street as a matter of course. - ., ' -. t , He 'came to a young bootblack sitting at ease in front of his -stand. Out came the inevitable card, . which was - read more or less laboriously. "Corbett, ' why data' , the name of dis street," said the shoe-polisher. "Er-ah, yes," said CoCbett, who is no toriously modest, "the street was named for my grandfather." "WhatU ya know about dat," grinned the other, "Ithought it was named for ole Jim Corbett,- ex-champ. Well, you look like a -good guy; Corbett's a good name an Til vote for ya." He extended a grimy hand. Gold Anniversary To Be Celebrated With Belay Eace The Dalles, May 17. Ralph :M. Curl and L. Woldenberg- of Canyon City, are here as representatives of the ''Whiskey Gulch" gang,' making arrangements for the start here of the pony express relay race which will be staged June 8 as part of the Gold Discovery anniversary cele bration at the "Old Diggin's In Grant county. " Four teams have been entered so far apdjit is expected that the number will be doubled by midnight of May 20, when the lists close. The prize will be J 1000 in gold dust, according to Curl. At least one woman will enter the race. The riders will leave here at 15 min ute intervals, starting at 1 o'clock June 8. The first relay is Shear's bridge, 29 miles distant, where the contestants will change horses for Antelope, another 35 miles along. Thereafter the changes will be made at Burnt Ranch; 35 miles ; Mitchell, 17 miles; An tone, 22 miles, and the Braga ranch. 26 miles. Canyon City is 24 miles beyond the .ranch- , GOLBENDALE TO BE VISITED The Dalles, May 17. Thirty members of the Chamber of Commerce have signed up for the ""Friendship Trip" to be made to Goldendale and other points in Klickitat county Friday afternoon to meet the business people of those sec tions. - --. f 1 ' 5 ' I I The Cost of Rotting Buildings now running into millions A ROTTING building is abso lute waste, because a small ! investment in paint will save it. A building that is not protected by paint must either be rebuilt or repaired in a few years at a costly figure. Check the costs. Compare the prices of paint and lumber I' Can ' you afford to bear the expense of rebuilding or repairing your home, when to save it costs so little?. When you paint, make an ad ditional saving by using the best taint. It spreads easily- saves abor cost. It covers more. sur face per gallon' than "cheap paint. . ; I But more important, the best , taint serves five or more years onger than "cheap' paint. The best paints are scientific In formula and preparation. WeVe been making them for 73 yean. The best materials PIONEER WHITE LEAD; pure linseed oil, pure zinc, and pure colors are combined in Fuller's Paints in scientifically exact proportion with long-time skill. - Free A'dvice on Painting Ask ear treat for eMce, color cud, etc Ask the Fuller Spadfea tiea DcputaMat abeat the amt desirable colar Kktm, eetor kataeay aa4 aay otkar eetaila, ' Take J vantage af Foliar Heaae Paiata. Paiat aew. Daa't bt areataec eepreeiate reor iOTilmit . W. P. Fuller fc Co. Dept. 20. Saa Fraaciece Pieeecr Maaafactorere of Paiata, VareUaea, E 1. Saaiae. aaa. PIONEER WHITE LEAP for 73 yea. Eatebliekea IM. Dealere mirwkm. . SreaceeefaMcbieeia the Veet. AIm Balkan of It a ear Castas fleet Paiat, AllPuraeee Varaiakaa, Silkeawaita laa-ai. FlftMa-foT-FTfMiT Varalak. Waaeable Vail Fia Uh. Ail. Bars mw4 Reef Paiat. Perch, aint Scve Paiat. aaa PIONEER WHITE LEAD. Piaaaar Seiaeie Stale, Fuller Hat Water Wall Fiaiak tKalseatioa). aa Follarvaar VaraJak. (FciOfleirb y SPCCM CATION House Paintc Phoenlx Pur Painte r Pure) Pr9pmrma Poi Manufachn-edby W. P. Fuller &Co. 'Ear Praaarad aad "Paaanii" ara Fallar'a aaaciacatisaa far kaaaa ais lac- Oct uar aad raa kaa tka baat tkat aayaata caa Inaa aanha laala WHERE TO BUT THEM. Tkeaa paiau ara faaaactai ta voa mm H'm atraa aary ta fa la ika rikt alaraa ta aat tkem. Afaat'a aaaMa mmd aitrimi ara . yriatea la tka ataaia. ceases aalow. Cat u eat aae pat it im ytmt Backet ! Fe aitartar aka at aeJstiaa it U aaMaabla ta afctaia tke aawiaiia el a Itaater Paiatfat. abeoMaeedspaiatiiuL Fuller's Soedfteatioa House Painu are sold by tke following Agsat: flini rR rAINlo' 7Q J. W.-Hart. MUwaukie I . Pure Prepare Paint Agent' Demme Bros., 365 Ttussell v - Pure Prepared Faint Agent Mr. Joe Lmm, Ltnnton Station - -Pure Prepared Paint Agent larelhurt Pharmacy. ' 1161 Belmont - Street t-Pure Preiiared Paint Agent Be verton Lumber Tard, Beaverton ,1 , . s- Pure Prepared Paint Agent Smith! HaroSrare Co.. Estaeada' , Pure Prepared. Paint Ajrent . Service Lumber Co., Huber - - Pure Prepared. Paint Aaent C M. Hlsb. T2t Williams Avenne - Pure Prepared Paint. Agent. John BUedl2 1Kb Street - Phoenix Pure Paint Aseat - i Wm. Blaesinar;"S Third Street Phoenix Pure Paiat Axeat Koehm Hardware Co.. S38 Mississippi Avenue Phoenix. Pure Paint Ascnt F. B. Roland. 838 Union Avenue Pure Prepared Paint Agent Seaquest Bros. 60 Sixth Avenue . Pure Prepared Paint Agent Willis Hdwe. Supply Co, SIS N. Lombaid Street . : . : Pure Prepared. Paint Agent , McRae Sign Co.; 310 Pine Street ' - Pure Prepared Paiat Agent ' Watts es Price, Scappooee - Phoenix Pare Paint Agent ' Tigard Lumber Co, Tigard " - Phoenix Pure Paint Agent f Jrav P. Powers Furniture Co, vTbinl and Tarn hill Streets ' - - s Pure Prepared Paint Agent . J. B. Buck. l8S aat Stark Street. ... Monta villa t ' Pure Prepared Paint Agent Ankeny Hardware Co, 1ZS R. I8th N. , 'uxe Prepared Paint Axent-'- I i y II -ft 1 SaBQaB?Ba3B?&?aaKa?K IV it l" - it i- I fill !(: iSpecial vv omen ills4 - 1 - , . 1 , i : I ; f . f i- - - T - ' f CST&aaaaTaaaaTOaaaB Given TomoiTOwOn, Cshl Purchastss 4 m mm i i do all of iyour shoffusg hehk and get the full benefit of this cash saving z ( n w nAllDepts Main Floor Old ! Fashioned ; Chocolates, on orrt sale Thursday, full pound for aiJ v Glazed Noneat, special a bag 1 9c a, liiliozone if perfect land , whitener. Dries in loves, i Also re lieves and . prevents chapping. Treat ment and for pale in the Beauty Parlor. A and will not oil tha Second Floor.j j Purchase Sale 1 .ii"t" J 'l ;-. ..-'1', - 's Suite -Values Extraordinary Special U9J5 : t s r III? Special Second Floor -Corning at a time -when many women are looking for inexpensive Suits fojn outing, beach and sport wear this sale will no doubt be welcome news!to"many of. our customers.- ' It is another, of those offerings for which this store is famed, i Aside from the remarkable values, the suits are expertly tailored and the showing embraces a .number of exceedingly f Smart Up-to-Date Models ; For Sport ailtiSteeetWearK 'V ' i J n ' " I ! i J ;!.! '"'V ' 1 ! : " ;. I-- ' : t Made up in tweeds in pfarious colors, including tan, green brown, co pen, orchid and: rose-Unew two-tone diagonal tweeds in a vari ety of colorings also the evervdesirable- blue serges. Attractive new models m box and; semi-box. effects, with or without belts. Short, medium and long i Some! with plaited backs, patcfr jor vent pockets, f Many are linjed with: splendid duality silk (gift '7" crepe. Extraordinary Values and priced at special DXe I O -, Garjnenigalbns.; Second Floor : - ji3bW rmll i : I iirei- ill w iv - I -MlVLl AW h i i, ; 'J.I I i. M - . i i i I i i 3 )Efavk I Saley ofliffi Great .. jAn nndeitelling event o special Importance offering thousands of i dollars worth of iWomeit'a and thiidren s itosiery at record 'low ptice&. See windows and displays at j Center and Bargain Qrflesc Main Floor: Doable Trading Stamps wiih Cask' Purchases. Yvomen s nuse Main Floor Excellent quality- sijk. lisle Hose in i white; also cotton Hose in plain and with ribbed "tops. Celebrated Bursoii make, noted for service. .- Black,' brown -' and white.! Full Krtie range of sizes. Special at' V " v Women s Hose Good Millinery News! 1.) ! . ; r l h f ' t - . . ', . ' r I M i W I New Summer Hats Values Up to $20 h:i :; i !' I 1 1 ' I ' 1 . ! 'W-i V Special $10 2d Floor The last word in smartness for early summer wear are these charming new Hats and the price ' we have put upon them assures a quick clearaway of j the entire shipment. Shop early. Dress and Sport Hats Of hairbraid and haircllothj lisere, Italian hemp, Milan hemp and novelty straw braids also the new crepes and taffetas. Large selection of beautiful models in flower trimmed hats in all the newest shates and colorings. As this is a special Dur- . chase Jot there is but one of a kind, therefore early l ft f) A choosing is most satisiactory. Hats worth to $ZU. wxuuu MillirieryJ Salons, Second Floor t v Women's! t " Silk Petticoats $4.6&-- Second Floor Full selection of all the newest shades to go with summer suits and dresses. Taf feta and jersey silks o excellent Quality. Trimmed withpfcot ruf fles or plaited flounces. Ex traordinary Value at -Cyf Q this price. Special 4t Hr.Di7 -- ' ., '. T: 'i ' t- I- Silk Petticoats ! $5.9- Second Floor This lot Is made up of several lines tiken from our regular stock. High class Petticoats in satin, fersey and , taffeta. Hemstitched! scalloped and plaited flounces. ade, rose, purple, gTay, taupe, n, navy, brown and many other desirable shades. AIL lengths. 1(1 ET fiO It only UDJeI0 Priced special i r Main Floor Women's t h;re a silk Hose with lisle heU sole,r toe and garter tops. Irregulars . of. thQ, regular $1.25 grade. Shown in black and -a few desir able colors. I Specially fJJZ A priced for J-Day Saleat I 0 Women's Hose Main Floor Excellent : quality silk Hose in full fashioned style with lisle SQle ,. and l double lisle garter tops. Blacky white, navy, cordjovan, I brown,? Irregulars in one; of .our best: selling numbers. All sizes. 69 III .i' N'J H Main' omen's Hose $1.00 :: I '4 t - loor -All silk to the hem are; : these splendid ; Hose -with lisle Keel and toe. I Black, white and ajgodd selection of the new colors, Dontj fail to take ad vantage of this very; speccial of-, ferjlngj-jAll regular J1 flft sizes. Priced the pair tDJleUll :4 omen's "Hose .98 i- $1 Main Floor High" class silk Hose with ancy clox in , two toned effectsrThese have lisle heels, ' toes and. double 'welts. New shades of mode and nude LaW in black and white. . Worv- lg numbers. All fl-! ?Q J4derfut values in, this fl " QQ . 3-Day Sale.iat -DXaUiX, fjlot. Special j the paWD XeiO Women's Hose Main FloorFull fashioned silk Hose fvith the popular reinforced foot smd wide lisle tops. African brown,' black and white. .! Splen did hose for looks and 4j" : f pr servicel 3-Day Sale at OliOw Women's Hose Main Floor Best: aualitv . silk . Hose with trifling' imperfections wnicn are . scarcely noticeable. All the 'newest shades to match your thoes or frocks. Nude, siU verj pearl, suede, beige, brown, coppefrpink purple. PO QQ Also white and black.: iDJZdOU 3 Day LisleH Spefial Sale Ch ose and Sox 3 Pairs for $1.00 Main FIeor-4Children's Lisle Thread Sox- of excellent Qual ity. IrregularV sf best 06c grade. White with fancy! I it roll tops.. Special; 3 pairfA- Main Floor Children's Mer- a. cerized Lisle Stockings in fine elastic ribbed effects. Black 'only, sizes 6 to SM Spe- fl"! : ciallj priced 3 pairs for- & A Main FIoW Extra qualify derby and fancy" ribbed Hose and I Sox. Irregujars jof- 76c and 85c grades. .Black, white AQg and-brown, -fenrth. j On sale tomorrow, at, the jpair,C LFiilie .imported China I New White Footwear In a Feature Showing: Main Floor For; the warm days of summer nothing adds more comfort than cool footwears Our immense stocks offer jwide range for choosing'in 111 the smartest: styles for men, women and children. Specially low prices prevail.' Shop early for best. White' Oxfords !i Women's! 0jxf ords: and strapped "Pumps !of white Sea Island duck. Hand turned soles, military, 'Baby ; Louis I or flat covered heels.if $3.75$5.50 '-' - :", i- ii ' 1 I'll ' ' -I : j Regent Keds , ! Ideal for golfing and sport wear of all kinds. Plamt Oxr , fords or - leather n trimmed in brown " or green. " Distinctive 1 footwear. S4.00 to $5.00 pA -White Slippers ;T White striped. Slippers .and white ' Oxfords t with ' Neolin . soles. Plain canvas oar with leather trimming. Military and low heels.: Full r.nge of sizes. Priced at : $4.00 and ! $4.50. ; Golf Low Cuts (, White canvas nu-buck or kid Oxfords trimmed with White, black or brown leather: Just the 1 thing for golf and beach wear. All sizes. S4.50-S9.50 1 White Pumps i White fabric Pumps and Ox fords, welted - walking Soles. John Kelly, G rover and Selby ' makes. Low, medium and Cu ban h!els. All the new pit terns. S5.00 t6 $9.50; pair. White Sandals u- White kid English Sandals with 1 straps or buckles. I Flat heels. ' Misses' sizes 4 $4.00 Women's sizes priced at $6.00 Trading Stamps. , Double Men's White Oxfords Men's white canvas' and: Palm Beach Oxfords with fiber or leather soles. ' Plain and in, the very latest sport effects.! Re liable makes, perfect fitting, comfortable. $4.50 to. $8.00 pair: $150.00 .1 luaveiiDDrts t-. -a c. 1 i Guaranteed halr-nl moss fill ing. Webbmg foundation in seat and back. Seat springs tied eigb times. .Six patterns in tapestry and f iy patterns in Velour cov erings. Regular $150,00 Daven ports priced special $115.00 Chairs to . match, sale $65 Furniture Departmeht ' FourthFloor 1 41 At Sb eciaLLow Prices 'High, grade Bavarian and' Nippon XJhina Dinner Sets .re duced : in price. : Many; different patterns .in 'odd 'seis and numbers which cannot be . replaced; ; Her is an excellent opportunity 'to ' buy !vrnost desirable , dinnersvare for leSs. Danzie:, 48 .Pieces Thin Bavarian China in French shapes.'fwith. deli "cateTfloral ;;spiydecnra- ,r tiMuU Special cr-lyft f If l priced it u v Sylvan, 53 Pieces W Delicate china, decorated , in dainty. Dresden" designs on neat plain flJOO Ofl shape, spedalt--OV r. . a ' ' -a ait ! - ' h riediana, b jrieces Plain shape In Bavarian China,; decorated wjth large roses. AXirac- ,1T V tat -Sit I ..tive setai for Rose Garland, 99 Pes. : Bervicefor -12 ' persons, with conventional border in vf e'riooiof QAQ rrr s. Special iTjc e I V roses. Primose decoration with - gold lines on plain shape. Set formerly CQO QC were $47.00 at DOO.OO Rochester, 99 Pieces . tJa variant. C h i n a, deco rated wi tli assorted f lowers in conventional border and go Id 1 ines. Sf(ZQ HZ f Special set- at OeJIa I O lldr en's Hosier v Y-vVJESLGSf. ill I ' - "i ! .'''I '''' ; I, " ' ' . . I IU IM. I III aa 1-; ' -" :.'".a--;U 'i. Taple i Service lit Silverware - : Third Floor Mrs. Juanita At Pen niman, special representative from the- 184TI Rogers Bros, factory, will be here i Thursday and Friday and will give interesting talks each day on Silvtrware, Its Uses, Correct Service,! Tables Settings, etc. You M A : nil. ' -it.J A. . & 1 Briftg i your friends either day Sandwich Plates tt:j($2L98:0i;f' a i , va i-y-. r , Sheffield " silver-plated Sandwich Plates, in 10-inch size. Delicate pierced frame designs. Choice of two beautiful styles.. Very . suit able fori J wedding- gifts. flJO QQ (Thursday and Friday attDa-eeO I : 'Jj; Double Stamps! . -sr.. OWK jounas : r or odc i s r ounn r ioor ro., ufiivery -excepci wim ; piner pureni made in th4 grocery .department. Our faindua OWI0s - , ases Im perial Roast Coffee has no superior under ,40c per OQa pound, Thursday special 3 oounds for 85c pbondMVV TREtf TEA Uncolored Japan, English Breakfast or Ceylon. Regular selling price 60ctperpound.. KPT' Special ner ' pound Mtl V 1 free Aluminum Tea Bal with package of above tea." ' -Model B AX I K G P O.W i E R Ro ya 1, regular 5cM fl size,i Thursday usale ARGO CORN STARCH Thursday apeci.vatOfcifc. "three1 packages7 for t- - Double S.. & Hi Stamps eryFoiirth Floor If fv7rriilRe'fri2 I Mi :erators H : "ik-1 v-' i f T i 'r:U ' f ; We show the lanrest. and ! most complete line of high grade Refrig erators in Portland. Come -in ind see the many different Btyles and many different styles and 1 sizes on display; Depfe 3d Floor. ANT REFRIGERATOR 1 "SOLD ON BAST PAYM EJT, PLAH Style as $21.25 f lee CpacityZSO -$?tJafcid.a;4:. -1 . S 5 it: 'ft'. V"-" . Improved . ' Minute HE,.: Washer A factory I representative ; is conducting daily demonstrations of One-Minute ' Wash ers in the. .new . 1922 models. These machines- axe af revelation; in efficiency and economy of dperation. - It costs- but 4c to do the ivrage family washing with V One Minute. ' Washes heavy flannels as easily -as it doe the finest; table f linens or the daintiest blouses.- $2100 Down a Week 'wQl send , . One-Minute to.; your home at once. Cbme to the Housewares Store and 4 see the machine. in actual operation: I 1 11 Wood Tub Type $97.50 er Tub Type : ,$118.50 inira j? ioor , - li'-; , : ' : i-i . f IJ ! , ,;-:!; r. , jj rl . I af,-' i ?I - I .. t, 1 1 , S I 1 1 f ! I 1 ... ! J ' I 9 A ' I i ' 1 I iff fffj r 1 ' 1 1 J . I j ... hi i "it i 1 P - "ill' -I i ' ! ! I 1 i i i ! 1 ii tit 9 4 . - I . k fc" 1 1 i ' -1 ' 1 ' "If t