The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1922, Page 7, Image 7

WEDNESDAY, JUNE - 21, 1922;
HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON.
VERDICT GIVEN IN
COOS COUNTY FEE
Eugene, June Zi. Kx-Governor Os
wald West -won hi suit a&ainst Coos
county here late yesterday afternoon,
the Jury quickly returning a- verdict for
the amount asked. Coos county attor
neys stated that the case will be ap
pealed to the supreme court. If the
appeal falls.; West will be able to col.
lect from .Xouglas county a large sum,
in addition 'to what he will receive from
Coos county. The' amount sued for was
$19,681, 4 per .cent on $490,000 tax and
.timber sale i -money on the Southern
Oregon 'land grant, refunded to Coos
county by the government in 1919. and
represents West's fee for lobbying at
the natmnal capital to secure the pas
sage of the refunding bill.
West claims that he had an oral
contract with County Judge Watson of
-wa county to gu to Washington in
tns Interests of the bill and that this
agreement was ratified by the county
court. An agreement. West claims, be
tween the Coos and Douglas county
courts fixed his compensation t 4 per
cent of the amount received from the
federal government. Judge Watson and
Commissioner Phillips of Coos county
were afterwards recalled on account
(it their agreement with West.
The case was tried here before Judge
H. H. Belt of Dallas. Coos county was
represented by Goem, Kendal & Mur
phy, and Ben S. Fisher, district attor
ney of that county. West was repre
sented by Dey, Hampson & Nelson of
Portland.
Pint of Moonshine
Brings $100 Tine
Conviction in municipal court Tues
day of Joseph . Mielke. proprietor of a
rooming house at First and Main
streets, of possession of a pint of
moonshine whiskey cost him $100 in
fines. Mielke is siid by the police to
be an old offender. S. Plha, public
Oimly
ACT ON FOR VEST
"Smm stewing
The"Wear-Ever" Aluminum Pre- Ever". Preserving fettles in use
serving Kettle provides three dis- today that have Been giving such
tinct advantages for the house- service for twenty years t
Keeper u v k ruei,
better results and it bAVta always handy utensils
the work of constant stirring, let it SAVE for YOU
There are thousands of ,rWear- years to come.
iHAftDf
THE ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSIL COMPANY, Nw
Alumi
These stores,
PORTLAND
WEST SIDE
METKR r FRANK CO.,
Alder Sts.
Fifth and
OLDS, WORTMAN & KXXQ? Tenth
and Morrison Sts.
LI PMANV WOLFE & CO.. Fifth and
Washington Sts.
HRNRT JENNINO SONS. Fifth and
Washington Sts.
ROBERTS BROS, Third and Morrison
Sts.
POWERS FURNITURE CO., Third
and Yamhill Sts.
HOXETMAN HARDWARE CO., Park
and Glisan Sta
K- H. BotlemUler, 751 Thurroan St.
Chown Hardware Co. 147 Fourth St,
near Morrison..- - '.:
J. J. Kadderly Hdw First and Alder
sta, , . -, . - - - . .
Edwards Furnitura Co., 3 Fifth St. -i.
Ju Alaager Hdw, XM Kth Bt. it. ''
XlVS. 1$ fflr f cnaseJ n tores'
" 11 ' -4'' ,W at greatly re-
y 11 ' I duced price.
market vendor, was fined SSQ in muni
cipal court on a' charge Of selling de
cayed strawberries, i According to the
police-. Piha sold boxes in which the
top' layers of , berries were good but
those underneath were spoiled.
Large Share of
Cherry Crop Is
Sold to Packer
The Dalles. June 2 r. Approximately
two-thirds of the. Wasco county cherry
crop to be marketed through the Ore
gon Growers Cooperative association
pool this year will be sold direct to
the Libby. McNeil & Libby- company
plant, according to announcement made
Tuesday by C. R. Thompson, local
manager for the .growers.
The cannery here as contracted for
the cherries at 8 X-5 cents a pound and
Thompson said he did not believe that
the cooperatives would ship more than
five carloads of.Koyal Anns this year.
The shipment of Royal Anns from The
Dalles was attempted for the first time
last year oh a large scale' and the re
sults were not as good as they were
expected to be.
Practically all of the black cherries,
the Bings and the Lamberts, will be
shipped as usual, practiclly all the local
production has been contracted for at
good prices, prices f from 8 1-5 to 10
cents a pound "betas paid.
Picking conditions so far have been
excellent and the fruit is ripening so
rapidly that difficulty in obtaining
enough workers Is being experienced.
Wasco Republicans
Name Party Chiefs
The Dalles, June 21. Resolutions in
dorsing the present administration and
suggesting a modification of the pres
ent primary laws were passed by the
Republican county central committee
In session here Tuesday afternoon. Or
ganization for the year took place,
with the result that W. L. Crichton,
county clerk, was elected chairman ; T.
A. Sammia Jr., secretary ; J. M. Pat
terson, treasurer ; A. E. Crosby, state
committeeman, and George D. Brodie,
district committeeman.
ELECT SCHOOL DIRECTORS
The Dalles, June 21. J. B. Kirk was
3 Days
it insures uec one ox tnese always userul,
tmiirsSflms Kettle J
we ;KNOW, can supply yoii:
--XA8T SIDE
Alberta Furniture ; Co.. 691 Alberta
St.
Ankenv Hdw. Co.. 1S2 E. 28th St.
C. R. Flemtng. 6(2 Lombard St.
Oelaaler & Dorres,-41X Hawthorne.
Kennard A Adams. 3s Williams Ave.
Samuel Labbe Hdw., 7X1 Alberta.
Lents Hdw. Co., &9S3 92nd St. S. E.
Alerres Hdw. Co., 2S Russell.
N. F. Noren.Hdw. Co 396 E. Clay.
Rwhm Hdw. Co.. J Missisajppt Ave.
Roettger Hdw. Co., 14 Killi ngswortn.
S. Saimonson, C3 Alberta.
SeUwood Furniture Co.. 1640 E. 13th.
St. Johns Hdw, Co, St. Johns.
SunnrsWe Hdw. Co.. 983 Bemont.
D. R. Watson. E55 Williams Ave.
OREGON
BEATERTOTf J -
Cady ec Pesgv IS.:
CiSBT r .
- Carlton Rosenkrana -t
Canbr Hdw. & Imp. Co.
FOBE9T GROTE . .
Fenda.ll Hdw. r : -
JU JU Kidder Hdw. .Co. . - v ' I
elected school board director here Mod
day without -a dissenting vot - being
cast. The velectkm was 'devoid of In
terest for Kirk bad no oppeaition and
there were no write-ins. A total of 153
votes were cast. There were no issues
on the baltojt to be settled." -
Dazed Man Picked
Up; Mind Is Blank
Klamath Falls. June 31. A half
dazed man. believed to be John Neirs
of Emerysville, Cal.. was picked up
Tuesday by police. A note book and
letters indicated bis Identity. He said
his mind was a blank as to recent
movements, but lie remembered being
In Sacramento lately.. -
School Teacher Is
Indicted I3ix Times
Salem. June 21. O. A. Stoat, Oak
ville - school teacher, arrested at Al
bany, was indicted on six counts by the
Marion county grand jury last Friday,
it became known here. Tuesday. The
indictments .Involve a young girl.
MODERN
CRA1IKCASE
CLEANING
Service
Look
Sl8(
can mwrncot.
zzfxnm
Your engine raqmr regular dean
lag. -Dealers who display this siga
use Calol Plashing Oil for safety aad
thorourhseM. The refill with Zm.
'lea
ox ua
correct grade.
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY
Caforaia)
More
Special price
June 16 to June" 24
8 qt. size '
$
169
today and
for many
Cover 45c extra
HILLSBOKO
Allen A Ireland.
MeMIXTlLLK :
Smith -Courtemanche Hdw. Co.
3COLALX.A
Robbins Bros.
MONITOR
C V. Carmichael.
OREGON crrr s
Frank Buach A Sons.
SAtEX
Wm. 3ahldorf.
Ray I. Farmer Hdw: Co.
Douffhton A Marcus.
SHERWOOD
Carlson A Sherk.
SOUTHWESTERN
WASHINGTON TOWNS
CAMAS" '
MacMaeter A Co. "
YAXCOl'TEK " v; , i'
Bennett Hardware Co. , - - :
Sparks Hardware Co. ' .
WAftHOUGAJL ,t---
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Just 15036 and 42-Inch
Jap Lunch Cloths
Don't delay your visit to our Linen
section orjrou'll be too late to share in .
this great saving. We have just 150
neatly printed blue and white Japan
ese Lunch Cloths to dose at this low
price. iThey come ' 36 or . 42 inches
square and in various patterns. Your
choice while they last. . .... . . ... . . .
Jap Napkins at 50c Dozen
Regulation size printed blue and white Japanese Napkins. A
limited quantity to close at just about one-half former FTfl-V
price. While any remain at, dozen. OvC
EXTRA!
Thursday Only
Men's Balbriggan
Union Suits
At 50c Suit
Correct summer
weight, Balbriggan
Union Suits shown in
styles with closed
crotch, short sleeves
and ankle length. All
sizes 34 to 46, in ecru
color. Quantity lim
ited, so don't delay
your visit to our pop
ular Men's Section.
Thursday while any
remain, you can pur
chase these
.t 50c
Union Suits
Famous Makes
Men's Cotton
Socks
4 Pairs
For . .
50c
Fleetfoot, Engineer's,
r iremen s
In order to readjust
our stock in these fa
mous makes of Men's
Cotton Socks we place
on sale all broken
styles, in which you
will find ail sizes, and,
while any remain, the
price will be PA
4 pairs for. . . .tJUv
Limit 4 pairs to a
customer.
More Than 1800
This Sale
at Yard . . .
Yz LESS Than Regular Price!
This IS Gingham time and here is the sale
that will appeal to those women who know the
merits and beauty of fine standard' quality
Scotch Ginghams and who appreciate the un
usual saving made possible by this sale. You
have choice from more than 50 different styles
and colorings in plaid, check and novelty effects
Ginghams that will make up into attractive
summer garments. This Sale at Only," f
yard
Extra Large
Bath Towels
AtSOcEach
Vi Less Than Regular
If you would enjoy
the luxury of a great,
big, heavy, absorbent
Bath Towel, don't miss
this sale. These come
all white, or in blue, or
pink border jstyles and
are regularly sold at
'one-third more than
Thursday's Sale
Price,
50c
French
Veilings
At 50c Yd.
High-grade import
ed French Veilings in
all "wanted 'Summer
styles. French and
Silk Chenille dots in
all colors; also; Nov
elty and' Plain Mesh
Veilings in black,
brown, white, navy,
taupe, etc All in
ff,50c
Drape Veils
At 50c Ea.
j: -The popular styles
and shapes in plain
colors and combina
tions i n fashionable
Drape Veils in Thurs-
s?." ..: 50c
f such
To Close at
EACH
For Thursday-
An Epochal Evnt In Value-Giving
Which Will Smash All Previous Records
Don't Miss It, for We Have Arranged a Great .
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In Selecting
KY11 lift TA tltA DhMaLiA AMV UaTITAK
tJU VrCUlb Will lltlYd Uldl.UICliaMllg 1
In Many Instances, Other Savings Are a Full Third of Regular Selling Prices. Every
Of fering Is Priced Lower Than You Will Again Have the Opportunity of r Selecting This
Season. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities to Any One Purchaser, to Sell No
Goods to Dealers, Not to fill Phone Orders, or to Send Any. of These Advertised Offerings
G. O. D. This Sale Will Continue From 9 A. M. Until 5:30 P. Come When You Can
But Our Advice Is to Attend as Early in the Day as Possible! Selling Is Sure to Be Rapid
and We Are Confident That Many Items Will Not Last Throughout the Day.
Yards of Fine
Scotch Zephyr
Ginghams
50c
JJKs
Remnants of
Wash Goods
At 50c Each
Hundreds of Them
Desirable lengths for
many p u r poses in
pleasing styles and col
orings. Ginghams,
Percales, Kiddie Cloth,
Romper Cloth, Voiles,
Cheviots, White Goods,
etc. Just come and see
what wonderful bar
gains are to ' be had.
On Sale at ETA
Each OUC
Wonderful Values
This
fine Neckwear as included
Price Ol llliy "Cento you nave cnoace iruiu uuscxms anu ; uweiis ui u-wrtuc-miuure . Dtjca.
Vestees in pretty lloVelty effects with roll or Bromley collar with: or without f cuffs.
They come in fine Ginghams, Linens, Suitings, Eyelet Embroideries, Laces, etc , Also Net
Guimpes in lace trimmed styles--Collars in imported Organdies and fine La,ces in roll and
round neck shaDes Collar and Cuff Sets in an endless variety of styles and materials. The
most exquisite new styles intone great assortment and e
Thursday's Sale at-rf or Choice.. . ;
Envelope Purses
at 50c
An excellent-selection of Wom
en's and YouBf? Ladies' Envelope
Purses from which you have choice
from popular styles and Kfl
shapes in black at ..... . . V " V
The "Store That Undersells
Because if Sells for Cash'
From the Items Listed
We
UWCI
Silk Nets
-At 50c Yd
Only at a sale of such ex
traordinary value giving as
these offerings represent will
you be able to secure such
fine Silk Nets as these at
such a great price reduction.
Included are Tosca, Diamond
and Fancy Mesh styles in 36
to 40s inches wide. More than
fifty different colors to select
from in Thursday's
Sale at, yard
50c
Hand Made
Laces
At 50c Yd.
To the women who appreciate
fine hand-made Laces this offering
will prove to be an exceptional op
portunity for selection from a
splendid assortment of .pretty
styles in real Filet and Cluny
Bands and Edges in widths from
1 to 3 inches. Never before, we
venture to say, have you met with
values to equal these at, a
yard
50c
Dainty Val
Laces. 12 Yards
For 50c
Most every "woman has need for
a generous supply of these dainty
Laces for summer sewing, either
for personal use, or for children's
garments. Here is a sale which
brings the most popular styles in
fine imported French Val and Zion
Val Edges and Insertions to you at
a bargain pflce. You have choice
from both single and round
thread styles at 12 yards
50c
for
, . . . . ..
in New Style
Vestees, With or Without Cuff Net
Guimpes, Lace Trimmed , Collars, in
All Styles and-MaterialsCollar and
Cuff Sets, Etc This Sale of Unlim
ited Variety. But One Day Only at
Price
We are confident that it will
have the oDDortunitv uresented
in Thursday's sale. Just
Z'- J. Women's ' tiill
Mercerized Lisle Hose
. One of the most important under- v ..''.-..
priced -sales of Women's Hosiery we - On Sale at
have; ever announced. - DonH miss itt ; -'
A special purchase of Irregulars of a
standard make of fine full fashioned,
mercerized Lisle Hose with reinforced j
sole, heel and toe and wide garter henw :
Both regular and outslzes 8 Yt to 10 Y . . plR
This Sale at Only .V. .......... .i
Children's Half Socks, 3 Pairs for 50c 1
Oiildren's mercerized L4sle Half Socks--4rregTilars of a rood
quality in white with striped or plaid top. Sizes 4 4 tHa
to 9. fThis Sale at 3 Pairs for...................... JU1
Announce
On This Rage
ii
Half Price
of a Dollar or More
Gowns
Your
Choice at
an
About 300 fine garments are in this sate ,
odds and ends and those slightly soiled from
display all to be; sacrificed without regard to
worth or former - selling priced Included-are
Envelope Chemise Gowns, Bloomers, Aprons,
Brassieres, wide Bandeaux and other garments
in Windsor Crepes fine Muslins, Novelty Fab
rics, etc. Garments such you never heard tell
of being sold 'at This Sale
Price
Cotton Mesh
Union Suits
For Boys
At 50c Suit
Fortunate, indeed is
the parent who attends'
this sale and can iise
one or more of these
Cotton Mesh, Ecru
Union Suits in sizes 24
to 34 in short sleeve,
knee length styles for
boys. -Thursday's Sale
Price, the ft A A
garment . .'-fjll
Summer Neckwear
Sat
:
be many a day before you again
to secure such unusual values' in
think of it! at the t6xtremeIyJow
sp e c i ally priced for (TA
;;.V- tilV
Fashioned Black V
5c
EXTRA !
; For Thursday: Only .
Squares, Scarfs,
Centers, Doilies
300 of. pTf0
Them ; , ea. O U C
Astonishing values
in colored hand , em
broidered a n d m a
chine scalloped white
and ecru Scarfs and
Squarest to match;
also some 800 odds
and ends and surplus
lots o f Centers,
Scarfs, Doilies, Pil
low Tops many in
matched Sets Blue
Bird and many clever
patterns. Choics from
the entire assortment
at Thursday's Cf
Sale at:.......OUV
Just. 95' ' -
Scarfs
In Cluny and Filet
Styles
irsoc
Both styles, stand
and square Scarfs of
good size and quality.
Shown in cluny and
filet lace patterns.
While any rt- Kflp
main at. .'.... tvt
None Sent C. O. D. or
Exchanged
and Less for
Envelope Chemise
Bloomers
Aprons, Etc.
S(Q)c
50c
Women's
Cotton Vests
2 for ' -
50 c
An opportune time
to supply your Sum
mer requirements in
cool, comfortable Cot
ton Vests. They come
in regulation top,
ribbed styles insize 38
only ana because of
this fact we are clos
ing them out
at 2 for .....
Novelty Girdles
Af 50c Ea.
R e g a r dl es 8 of
worth or forrtier sell
ing price we place on
sale about 200 Nov
e 1 1 y Celluloid and
Metal Girdles at the
above low price. In
cluded are many dif
ferent styles and col
ors. Really remark
able values Q
Oven Glassware
Pie Plates, 9-In.
At 50c
A standard make'of
oven glass ware Pie
Plates in 9-inch size.
A limited number to
sell
50c
each-
m