The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 13, 1922, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY " JUNE 13," 1922. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON. IEE TO DEFEND AGAINST ATTACK OF 500 REO MEN The responsibility of defending! an immirrrant train from an attack of 50 "Indiana" In foil war costume, will fall to the lot of 3. D. Le, native Ore gon lan, 70 years old. on Thursday eve ning, Juno 22. at the Portland baseball park. . , Xiee'a own pare row crossed the plains in the lata '40a and had several narrow escapes from massacre. He has made a clove study of the defensive tactics employed by the pioneer. The Indian attack will be one of the features staged by Director German aa a part of the festival pyrotechnics. The attacking: Indians will.be Imper sonated by 500 members of the Im proved Order of Redraen. The city of Seattle will enter an elab orate float. Among- cities now , definitely repre sented by entry In the Rose Festival pageantry are. Pasadena. Los Anr (teles, San Francisco, Vancouver and Victoria. B. C. Newberr. Salem, Se attle, McMlnnvtlle, The Dalles, Eugene and Prinevtlle. Tentative entries, not yet closed, are .listed from Astoria, Oregon City, Vancouver, Wash., Oresham. Sellwood residents will meet tonight to plan for their club float entry. At a meeting of the Piedmont busi ness men on Friday evening a commit tee consisting, of O. P. Wolcott. Dr. I. N. Palmer, F. J. Boyce, M. H. Calef . J. H. ilatney, W. O. Carl, F. H. Van Wyngarden, I "W. Snyder, A. F. Case, H. C. Hammett. William Kenze, B. M. Culbrantson, M. Miller, G. C. Emott, Charles Speck, Dillen Roger, Dr. Hartel and C. W. Aldrtch was ap pointed, with O. P. Woleott,-as chair man, to put an entry into the floral parade. CHEHAI.IS MARRIAGE LICENSES. Chehalis, Wash., June 13. Marriage licenses were Issued here to Arden C. Montague and Lota Marie Barrett. Bellingham : Dr. Earl V. Morrow and Frances D. Coakley, Portland : Thomas F. Blake, Forest, and Ella B. Myers, Seattle : Frank Rector Jr.. and Agnes Mae Anderson. Centralia : John Ad kins and Beulah Fowler. Doty. Washington Club Women $o Dischss Spokane, WaehJ June.- 13. Spokane was opened wide Monday to-'welcome more than 250 women who came from towns and cities In every part of the state to attend the twenty-sixth annual convention of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs, which convened at thai Central Methodist church. -j l Convention activities opened with registration of delegates . at headquarters.- and divisional meetings or state officers and department chair men, . - " Mrs. C. E. Udell of Takima was appointed corresponding secretary of the federation by Mrs. A. E. Larson, president, at the afternoon session. Mrs. Udell was appointed in place of Mrs. W. O. Bradbury, also of Yakima, who resigned. ' - The' -convention opened with an in vocation by Dr. L. Morgan Chambers and Mayor Charles A. Fleming wel comed the delegates with a short ad dress. 1 "Practical State Taxation" as out lined by the federation legislative com mittee is the keynote object to be advocated by the - legislative branch of the ' organisation. Plans to lower state tax levies to a more practical basis will be introduced Thursday aft ernoon, when the legislative committee will be given the jQoor. The reopening of the home for women at Medical Lake also will bo discussed." to completion of the miles from i uvernraeni uunp I U6 xorest DOUn dary this season, according to C B Purcen of the United States bureau of public roads.' Ten miles on the Hood River end will also be surfaced com plete thiss season. v - Petitions to Put Fair Plan on Next Ballot Sent Mayor Petitions to place the 1925 fair financing proposition on the ballot at the next general election are daily reaching the mayor's office, exten sively signed, - reported L. K. Reese, assistant to MayorBaker, this morn ing. These must be filed by June 15, when a total of 13,828 qualified signa tures must have been secured in order to get a place on the ballot. One per son, says Reese, turned InT petitions bearing 700 names of registered voters. A . new lot of these petitions were turned over to the mayor's offloe this forenoon... - - . Willamette Due to Recede This Week Although a slight rise In-the upper Columbia river accom panied higher temperatures in the Columbia water shed, the water in the Snake river con tinued to fall this morning with the result that the flood waters wftt-re cede at Portland during the remainder of the week. The high level mark was 22.2 feet today. Maximum stages for the remainder of the week were forecast" as follows; Wednesday, 22 feet; Thursday. 21.8 feet, and Friday. 21.6 feet. Skidegate Inlet Timber! Is Sold For $1,500,000 Vancouver, B. CU June 13. (IT. P.) Approximately ninety square miles of timber on Skidegaite Inlet, Queen Char lotte islands, has been purchased by the Pacific MIlls.1 Ltd., of San Fran cisco, from the North American Timber Holding company for a price of $1,500, 000. The timber will be logged and drifted to the paper plant at Ocean Falls. The paper company next week will award the" contract for construction of a great diversion dam near Ocean Falls that will cost about $500,000 when completed. j LOOP PAVING LET Surfacing on the Mount Hood loop has been let and j work will be rushed Last Week several times and again yesteday morning many people lighted their furnaces. Not necessary if you have a Gas Radiantf ire, which is the ideal auxiliary heater, beautiful, attractive, odorless, instantaneous, and costs Less Than 2c for an Hour Let's install one for you Be up-to-date Complete Line at the Gas Office infintao. lerais of li raiDe&ition t JU. I ANY an American cit izen has turned down a "job that looks like more money" in favor of a chance to do better work. He gets called an idealist, perhaps. But when folks want to buy good merchandise and satisfactory service he's the kind of man they look for For practical example note the tire business. Think back to the time when cord tires started to be talked about. Cord construction had for its ideal a bigger service value for the car owner. Whenever the cord principle was faithfully carried out it lived up to its original vision. Now the makers of U. S. Royal Cords ask permission to put this on record; Without high integrity of manu facture the cord tire might just as well not have been discovered at alL Respect for the fine and rigid rules of cord tire building has made U. S. Royal Cords the measure of all other automobile, tires. A leadership obtained in less than seven years and in competition with hundreds of different cord tire brands. How much could be saved for American car owners" if all tire makers would compete day in and day out just on quality alone? ft Hi 8I ml Prices on United States Pas senger Car fires and Tubes, effective May 8th, are not subject to war-tax, the wartax having been included. IL If-' ir United Stat2S71rc3 era goorj Tires fry? m i'L s i 1 eta I if mi Si 13 m 1 mmmm 1 U. Si ly al 0 H res United States Rubber Company Tire Branch, 111-115 North Sixth Street , xax wnjrscHE .. -" Sandy, June- 15. Funeral .' services for Max Wulnsche, 41, were held at the Sandy Methodist church Sunday Rev. & F, Pitts ofttciatln. - Mr. Wulnsche was born at Saxony, Ger many, , and cunt direct to Sandy 31 years ago. He died Friday after an illness of thre years. His widow and six children surrtve. ,s . -KXOCKED DOW3T BT AUTO A. Rlverraan, 19, No. . 2S East Eighth street north, suffered lacera tions on the face late Sunday nisht when : he was knocked down by & Corns? passing automobile as. he. stepped off a streetcar. i livi:; -.-" -W:-'4.4i TBAarsrOKTATIOS- awim Fie S-2, Herlli Jtlvw, Mew Vera, . at Neen witan seemed . MAJESTIC 56,000 TONS lTMrt Staetnee Ji tae WbtM HOMERIC 35,000 TONS Kaw MaUat taamere to- Jam OLYMPIC 4M39TONS tn Weakly Milne to OHKRBOURQ AMD SOUTHAMPTON lit, ii j i s i w m. m 1 - ew 1 just say Bluejay to your druggist Stops Pain Instantly The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in stantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in two forms a Colorless, clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plasters. Use Whichever form you prefer, plasters or the liquid the action is the same. Safe, eentle. Made in a world-famed i laboratory. Sold by all druggists. Writs Bailor S: Black. Chicago, ZteotJl fmr walumiU hook. " Cm-rwct Cartaflhm Ft.n X RESI1M Soothinq and HeaJirw No wakeful hours of itching torment if you apply freely this cooling ointment and bandage lightly. Oy it tonight it hast ens the healing At all lntggUts 1 TBASSPOBTATIOir N. Y.-Plymouth-Havre-Paris FRANOC PARIS .. . Jun.28 Jut ZS Aug. SO b Aug. a Aus. as New York-Havre-Paris LArAYCTTE . . LA TOURAINE. ROVSSILLON LA LORRAINE ROCNAMBEAU , LA SAVOIE ... CHICAGO .JunZ4 July 22 Ao. IS .dune 20 8pl. 7 Oct. 11 .Julr 1 Aug. 14 Sept. 18 , .July 1 Seat. 16 Oct. 14 :jui . .July 1S Au. K Sept. 9 ..July 20 Au. 31 Oct. 8 New York-Vigo-Bordeaux Hear June 27, Aus. B, Sept. 12 - All aalUnfl by daylight talo tima. Par sailing aataa and all detail. appy at Fugazl Brea., Pacific Coast A gams, 109 C Barry St., Saattia, or Local Office. AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS Via Tahiti and RaraUnga. Mall and Pasaen ar Sarrlaa from San Francisco Eara 2S Day. Fadfle Tour South Saa. Naw Zealand Aus tralia SS2B, First Class. UNION S. 8. CO. OF NEW ZEAURD 230 California St., San Franclcce Op Local Staamthip end Railroad Aaanele ' TO CMERBOURO-SOUTHAMFTON BJAJE8TIO ...... ..Juna17 July 8 July f OLTMFIO .j..... June 24 July 18 Aus.12 HOMERIO July 1 Jory 22 Aug. 18 TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN ' CEDRIC ........ .JunalT Jury IS Aug. 12 AORIATtO Juna 24 July 22 Aug. 18 CELTIO . .X.....July 1 July 28 Aug. 28 BALTIC . . .- . July B Aug. B Baa. ,2 TO AZORES, GIBRALTAR. NAFLE8 j AND GENOA ' ARABIO Vuly S Aug. 28 CRETIO ....Aug. S SepLtS DEi9iya TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURO. AND i ANTWERP IPLANO .. ; .. . ..June 1T-Jul 22 Aua.28 INLAND ........July 1 Aug. S Beat. ; 8 eELAND July S Aua.12 aaas.18 tROONLAND; July IB Aug. 18 Soot. 23 HAMBURO VIA PLYMOUTH AND ; OHERBOURO MONBOLIA June 21 Jury 28 Aug. SO MINNEKAHDA .. .Juno 28 Aug. 2 Sept. - 8 MANCHURIA .....July B Aug. 8 Sept. 18 ST. PAUL... July 12 Aug. 18 Boot. 20 IntamaUonal Mercantile Marine Oa. 120 Steamer 1,300,000 Tea Laeal aoonta or company' efrtoe. O. P SARBENT, Manager, 818 Soeond Avenue, Sa attia, Wash. Pnone Main 0118. Are You Going to Europe?, Or the Orient? Or Around the World? ; Why not ret experienced and accu rate Information from one who has traveled extensively for the benefit ?f his patrons? Seenre Steam (Hip Beserrattoss ass Tickets From DORSEYB. SMITH MAKaGEB JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU 18S BBOADWAT, POBTtAKD, OB. Psose MarshaU 197t STEAMSHIP "SENATOR" Sails from Munrosoal Dock No. 2 Saturday, June 17, 4 P. M. Foe ' BAN FRANOI8CO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEOO Sailings erary Saturday tltaraaftar. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES San Fnneiseo ......... (50.03 Los Anselea $74. OO San Ltteso SS1.SV TICKET OFFICE 101 3D ST. COR. STARK PHONE BROADWAY B4S1 Astoria and Way Points : Str. GEORGIANA tt HOCBS TO ASTOBIA Speedy Clean Safe Comfortable Leaves Dally (except Friday), 8 A. M. NICrHT SERVICE Leaves Dally (except Sat.), 7:.F. M. Fare tUi one way; tt.sS rosad trip. Friday to Moaday, roaad Uip ttjfr. , Coaaeetioas nade for all Korta aad Soatlt beaches at Astoria. . Alder St. Dock Broadway fSil The Harklat Transportatioo Co. TRAVEL UNDER THE BLACK-TOPPED RED FUNNEL, SEE 97? ST. u EUROPE 5smT m at CMnr4Vstl frm &intrtt A taoasaad mSes ta ahehcrcd waters before yea reach the epea mem three days of voyagies 4ewa the stream of the spleadid St. Lawreace Siver, past the fine eld city mi Qoebee ea it, fortified heigitts, past the attaint French-Canadian vUtagea each is the hetiaaiac of your trip to Europe which the Coaard Line offers yea through its Canadian Service. Five splendid, aew, ail-bumina; ateainers ef the Canard Line. making weekly sailing- trees Montreal, offer yon aa opportunity to travel to and from Europe in a deliehtf at atmosphere of comfort sad sattatactioa. These vessels mtinUiw the Canard standard service. mmg Omft, ft tkt Cmmmri Agent in ' writ to , year csfy, ar nTJNAro TINE sd CANADIAN SERVICE JLdt X 621 Second Avts., Seattle Phone Elliott 1632 I iilfTtifa at " - SfrtWMA sTsllssssnfrft bHssV g 11(1)1X1 Tr d is? a u 1 . Baaton. Haw Yark. Plta4pMv BaiUmoro. Ctoliiln sad ' Baa Diss. La Aeootos. Saa Franolsoa. Portland. , Saattia, Waaaoiisor. BV C. NORTH ATLANTfO WESTERN SS. CO. WEST SOUND Portland. Mo. Boston Kaw York Phila. Battinvotn Charlastoat 88. BRUSH . . . ...June 12 : auMli ........ oHineSO- ...... ...... SB. HEPOaSET. . ...... ; - . . alenelT. . oVmeSB ...j.. 8S. west islata .dene SB 'duly 1 ...... July , BAST BOUND FROM MRTLIIB 88. Desmoid .......,........Jwno14 88. Brosb ............... .Jely 18 SB. ArUgoa .......ino17 . SS- Mt Islata. .......... Ao. L fcrai ................. .araiy m . vosa Harnor.. ......... .Awn. 18 : -. fRafriaotatae sasml . . . THE ADMIRAL LINE. Pacifle Coast Astmte IBS .Tr)r8 sweet .. . . . Fnane Broadway B4S1 TRAjrSrORTATlO Railroad Travel Costs Are Down San Franeiscb AND EASTERN CITIES . : ; Via The Scenic Shasta Route'' I .lines J $40.45 aSci;.; ale Dates Jane Srd to 13th inclusive. Final Limit July 31st Sale Dates Jane 15th to 20th inclusive. Final Limit July 20th EXCURSION TICKETS EAST THROUGH CALIFORNIA Cost MUCH Less This Year You may visit San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, world famous cities; California's Charming Seashore and Mountain Resorts; Three National Parks and scores of delightful pleasure places. . Swing East This Way and See More of the U. S. A. J , LOCAL ROUND TRIP FARES ARE LOWEST IN YEARS TO: . ' ' , ' 1 ' Points in Willamette Valley PLAN NOW to make trips into the country and see "The Valley" at its best. , For fares, reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stop over privileges, or beautiful folders, inquire at City Ticket Office Fourth St. at Stark. Main 8800 or ask any agent, . SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES John M. Scott, ' General Passenger Agent Bi 7at aw Regmm IdealVacatioiiRouteto Europe SModerate Rates i Down the picturesque St. Lawrence River . ' L glimpses of Old Canada twodays in sheltered waters of river aritiilf--shortduration of the , trip at sea fill your voyage with interest and variety if you cross by theWeSt-Dominion from Montreal via Quebec to Liverpool Sailings Every Saturday Days of health-giving rest and recreation madedoub- Me antic, or the comfort able Canepie or Csnads, ly pleasant by the cuisine vou will have every com and service for which the White Star-Dominion i ships are famous. Whether you go on the new 16,600- ' ton Rtgiua, or the well known de luxe steamer fort at moderate rates. You land at Liverpool near the. English. Lake District, the mountains ot rxortn w aies -and many other scenes of deep tourist interest. Sailing 'Dates ' RE GIN A (Caola an Srd Class) Jaly I Air. C 8epU t' MEGAN TIC (1st, Sad. Srd Claw) July 1 Air.lt Sept. CAKOPIC (Cabin aad Srd Claas) JelytS Aac.lt 8pt !t CAKADA (Cabla aa Srd, Class). Jaly-1 Jnlrtt Aay. Portland: Dot B. Reilth. 180 Broadway, tidal) aV Clarke. 10S Third ' trorL Mr. U. S. BoUam. 122 Third street. O. E. Warren, Cenaandatod TieLst Of tea. Traval Bsnia. snntaa ITi m Cm lv.il. nu. V;- wv Stinsox. Southern Psdfio Linas, Xmnaatiantio aetata A Cradit S J Co.. S08 Urabtr xehaaa bids, - , CPTDeligKtf ul .CKaMeli 1 1 1 ; t si - i! !t 114 Pi I i eligKtful: Change In Your "AcTos&Saiiadk" Trip V Your journey eastward would fatf short of he cplefe,', deal if it failed to include thai fascinating voyage on the Great Lakes, from Port Arthur n Lak Supenor to Port. ncrsicoii on tne oeorgian Day , . " .? T - -. - . . - Cool lake- breezes, beautiful scenery and .a ; 7j cotrfortabJe, eri)oyabte shiplife for nearly rwov" - . , whole days contribute greatly1 towards jruk- - i - j- tng "a vacation you wUTjrtever forget.r " . V Luxurious steamer accomrrKor56 irWlucJing spacious decks, airy cabins, ladies' rooms daintily furnished spiers' did smoking rooms, commodious dining ' rooms and a -sheltered after-deck combining veranda-cafe-, iofcngingr place. and outdopr dance room. - ; - ' - Let MS teff you mm abtmtt'ika thamung trip ; Canadian Pacific Railway ul. as TWrd 5treM rOKTLASD : Breadway 0 Vf H. DEACON. CeneralAent , as-.- -- I I I E 1 11 l' ! I " I Ml at 4.