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WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 TOWN TOPICS ; cuulvu cvuin DfartnM ef CiHtet Cbuaca animal- tton, Turner, Jul 7 Ckantaaqiia. luattetos. Par. July 1-1. America Horn Aeoeoauca wonitlwi Cc vallu. Jnl S-. - Maticaal coaTeatioe rturt. rjtl tad Taraiaa aasociatmt. fortUnd. J0I7 1S1. -, tmiuf Scfcooi lor - Kpueopal OnOMIi OladsioaeiCbaatawna para, July , The mrvi Institute at ttaoklb, Jrt . 1S-22. -.- J , - Sootaean Oregoa Kpworta Imiw laatttate. AahlaDd. July 1T-2S. - Coiuaatlia. cauunrr cwnf ereae of United .Pi' fejtMiaB cJOurcA. corest Orfre. Jul I 10-2. Oregon; Stela HoBBesa association wwimwt- ins, rtmvM, jtujr Orecoai Statt editorial association crweotna. CerTsiiis. July BeArgaaised Cnureb of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Sauna eampmactinc. Portland, Jilt 22 to Ooo Stat. BapUat aoaTesOoa, Columbia Epwort Laacu IzstttuU (Uetbodiat). fsUa W, Or.. JuiT 24-30 tlreaoa .Baptist Xoens Feople's summer av acmbty, Uatumbia Cttj, Jaijr 2 to An 7. Improved Order of tu& ilea, :eax council. m, Jttir za-zs. Bujwrr wee. AociM e-l. Orecoa Conference Methedist Camp Heetlns Cottace Grore. Aonut lft-2 Or.eon Cariauan Jfadearor eomxnel eonfar "Bca, CrmrmlBa Ctfjr. Auxuat stt t Bsptcse tft 4. beneral gppseaUua of Protestant Kphopa! Cnurca ot America. JorUaixl. September S-2. Oregon- conference of Methodist ebBieb. Balem, September 6-11. WaablnatbB State Ft.iT. Takima. Beet. 11-23 ' Weetem Norwegian-Danish com'erenc. of Methodist rhnrch. Portland, September 20-24- vracoB state rei. Hrpt- 26-30. Knabta JTempiar, ciand cotanaaderr, Koaa bur. October 12. ftafie International - UTestock Exposition. Portland. AoTcmbtt 4-11. But. Hotel association. Salem, Septem-' BUia XaaciwV association. Decerns.- 2S-SS- WEATHER COSDITIOJfS Portland and Vicinity Tonight and Thurs day, lair; nortnerly wind. trefton and Washington - Tonight and norstlay. fair; moderate northwesterly winds WEATHER FORECAST Moderately low prewsure extends from t'ali foroia and Mexico to Manitoba and the I'pper mssnaippi Tauejr. 1 rie remainder ot tne country i roTerd hy two hisH preaenre areas, oue central in the Ixiwer Uke retnon and the otner on the Northern KnI ivt 1 Wumht ,f lrecipitation has occurred orer a narrow beft reaching from 8outhea-tem British Columbia to Minnesota, and at a few stations in Colorado and on the Atlantic and !ulf coaaU. The weather is much cooler tn parts of Oregon. Washington, Idaho and Alberta, and ia much warmer in south Waaota and Minnesota. Tlie temperatnre Is generally beiow nnrmil in tha .t and Booth, and is above normal over Hie b i rt vari. m tne west, Kelatire humidity at Portland Noon yes terday. 4 8 per cent; ft p. no. yesterday, 43 per cent; ft a. m. today, 5 per cent. Precipitation since January 1 Total, 17.88 inches; normal, 1'4.T5 inches; deficiency, ti S7 n- K1NVAK1 U WELLS. OBSERVATIONS KGG-KGN-KYG l;;V.Radio;::..rr"- Hallock & Watson Eadk Serriee Northwestern Radio S&xg. CO. Willard P. Hawley Jr. Broadcasting The Journal News V. S. Health Buttefins Daily Police Theft Report Radio Advice and Instruction Journal of Western Industry Farm' Bulletins . Entertainment t k w imflSAAS aBYiAnatf 12:00- 1:00 -Sf. lnstrnmenul and vocal - pconOBTapci nmu ' vtw w. : Memtck Co.). .ut m ,nn H ov - I astrsmental and vocal phonocrapb music (coarteey i Bnmswick-HaJka - CoUender 10. man J . 2:30- 3:30 KON. iBxtrumental and vocal phonogTaph mneie. 4:30- B:30 (Oa. Late ImIiUsmuUI and roeal reccraa icowwr .ccit-Freucb- tia.1. - ; TONIOHT B:30 KQQ. THE JOURMAL basa beJI scre. B:S5- 8:50 KOO. Talk by Fred- Spoeri. manager of the Paeifie Tel. & Tel. C"o. ej plaining the new telephone directory, 6: 0O- 7:00 KQV. Late voeal and inatru- . - mental music -7:30- tOO KOO. THE JOURNAL, news bulletins. 3:00-10.00 KOWV. Vocal and tnstnimen , tal concert by Krwyn Mutch, baritone; Mrs. Thcmaa Mailey ( Bernice Mathiea) . TioHniste; Wiiford Keeler, tenor, and Myrtle Anderson, pianist. The ateompaaimenta will , be played by Helen Van Houten. will sing- and i Nellie Mlgnort Fisher year he came to town far a celebration Question sent out on ndSo to The Journal nr Hallock & tVataoa Badio Servica. So. 192 Park street, will be answered on. Saturfity night between 9 and 10 o'clock by- station KGG. ' Willard P. Hawley Jr. concerts are broad cast d Tuesdays and Thursdays from tr to 10 p. m. and Saturdays from 8 to B p. m. STAT ION 3 Temp. 2r II 5 S Abilene, Texas Baker. tr , Killings, Mont. Boise, Idaho Bonton, Mass. ...... Calgary, Alta ...... Chicago, 111 llenrer, Co. ...... ...liee Moines, Iowa lodge City, Kan, . Ffesno. Cal. Honolulu. T. H. Huron, B. 1) Kansas City. Mo. . . . . Knosnlle, Tenn lxie Angeles, CaL . . . Mamhfield. Ibr , Medford, Or. , New Orleans. la. ... New Ifork, N. Y. Nome, Alaska North Head, Wash. . North Platte. Neb. . . Oklahoma City, Okla. Phoenix, Aria. Pittsburg, Pa - Portland, Or. Koseburg. Or. . . , . . riacramento, Cal. Ht. louis. Mo tst. Paul. Minn Halt Lake City, I'tah . San Oiego. CaL San Francisco, Cal. . . Seattle, Wash. ...... Spokane., Wash. ..... Tampa. Fla. anooorer. B. C. ... Walla Waila. Wash. . Washington, D. C. . . WUliston, N. 1). ... Winnipeg. Man. Yakima. Wash . . . I . . 1 i w . . . I 88 1-52 I II -I . I IIS . I tSti .i. 74 . I H .1 MS . v i .108 . S . S4. . M0 . 86 .1 82 . f e . 1 1 00 i . 7t I 44 . i tso . j XX I .108 I T . 2 . H4 .11112 . !i . SO . b .1 72 4 72 72 04 I I 74 I S ! 72 I 2 I 7H I - ej 2 52 62 4 2 4 76 4 t t 00 1 48 t 7-i I m I 2 I uu I 'j I xo I 54 I 52 I rK I Btl I 4 I till i 70 I 4 1 5n I 64. 1 U6 I 72 1 B I K 1 SN I tiO I 5H I SO o .54 . 12 O .01 o o n o o o 11 o o o .04 . 54 0 O O 0 0 o o o o 0 o o 0 tl tl ."JO o o . R8 0 . 1 o 1 ) Afternoon report of preceding day. Can plug; Party Arranged The Port land bureau of parks jjas arranged a.s a new attraction for youngsters a "series of hiking;, camping and swim ming: parties with Oswego lake as the objective. Arrangements have been made with the officials of the Oregon Iron & -Steel company for use of a camp site at the south end of Oswego lake. Shallow water at r the lake is roped off for the youngsters who can not swim, and the use of. a boat has been donated. Parties of boys will be allowed to camp over night, but the girls will return home at night. The parties take the street cars to the terminus of the Fulton line, and then hike four miles. Kach party is ac companied by a playground director. Colombia Stages Portland - Mult nomah Falls-Hood Rlver-The Dalles division Leave Portland Stags Ter minal, Park and Yamhill streets. 9 :30 a. m.. 11 :30 a. m., 2 :30 p. m., 4 :4S p. m., daily to Hood River and 8:30 p. m. dally to Hood River, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 11 :15 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays to Hood River. , Leave Multnomah Falls for Portland. 9:20 a. m.. 11:20 a. m., 1 :20 p. m 4 :20 p. m. and 6 :35 p. m. daily. Direct connections with all stages to and from Tas Dalles. Phone Main 8S11. BrooUyn Clan to Meet A meeting of the Brooklyn Booster club will be held tonight at th& Brooklyn branch library. Powell and Milwaukie streets. beginning at 8 o'clock. A musical pro gram of exceptional merit has been prepared. Professor B. Amsterdam will play violin solos. Henry Dierlnger will sneak on "Books Men Like." The committee of arrangements urges s a record attendance, - . 1 - . " ForUaBd.Afrarta-seafld T Males Leave Portland Stage Terminal. Parle sad Tsmhm strsets, t at . v 9 a. m, 11 0 si kiL, 1 p. m., 4 :1S. n. itt 6 :4a p. m. and 12 :30 a. m-aUy. Direct connections at Astoria, for Seaslds and Clatsop beach points, exespt oa :4i p. xa. stage from Portland. Leavs As toria, for PorUand t a, m-. 10 a. m., 13 noon. 2 p. mv 4 m-. -30 p. at, dailr and S p. m. dallfy. except Sundays, 11 :1S p. m. Sunday only. F" further la formation phono Columbia Stages, Main 861V J. ' Colombia Stages PorUand - St. Helena-Ralnleri- local. Leave Portland Stats Terminal! Parle and Yamhill sts. It a- m. for SLi Helens an! Rainier and 4 HQ p. .to. daily and 11 :15 p. ra- Sat urday, Sundays and holidays to St, Helens only. Leaving St. Helens. TO a. m. and 1:4 p. ra, dally; tl5 Sat navs. Sundays and holidays. Local leaves Ramler for Portland. 13 :50 p. ml f , . - . c-nila. Ifilnrms. tion phone Colombia Stages. Main Soli. Ad. Jloeflera' Cbnfeetloaery asd Bestasr nt In Astoria Invites Portland people going to the beaches to try oar break fasts, lunches! or dinners. Moderately Driced. Pleasant appointments. Coa- tains one of the finest art collections in the Pacific; Vorthwest- Adv. Portlaad-SaleiB (stage Leave Stags Terminal. Park and YamhitL hourly from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. and Owl car at 11 :20 p. m. dally. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays, 9:10 n. m. and 110 p. m. Main 8611. Adv. . Salem -3d ill City Stage Leaves Salem stage terminal for Mill City: No. 1, 7:30 a. nu No. 1, 10:30 a. ro : No. 6, 4i30 p. ra. Ho.' l connects with east bound train at Mill City. J o. Ham man. Pron, Adv. Portia nd-TBIamook CadRlae Stage Stage depot, park and Yamhill streets Daily at 8 :15 ja. m., 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m. Special arrangement mads for fishing parties. Mala 8611. Adv. &tr. Amerla St. Helena via. Colom bia river. 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 :30 a. m. Sunday. ASder street dock. Mala 8323. Adv. j Fourth 4 pain Proves His Joaas The Fourth iof July holds much sig nificance in ?the affairs of H. J. Mc , Neil, logger.i whose troubles . seem to begfh and erid with that holiday. Last and passed a fictitious check for JSa on hs WUUmett hotel to pay ior his bill, police charge, This year b . re turned! to Portland again to celebrate. He was jarreslBd this morning at the Imperial hotel on the year-old charge. Inspector Wescott, who "made she ar rest, said police have been looking for him, but1 he comes , here only once a year. . -i.. j. ,r.i" .vi; . Tired, aeklag feet --can be relieved. See oar foot specialist for relief. X-ray service free. Knight Shoe Co 342 Mor rison. Adv. . ., .Try Good Sight Iaatltate. All forms eye troubles;; 308 Alisky bldg. Adv. Dr. Coartland L. Booth has returned from the ast Adv. - r. Hood, glasses. Morgan bldg. Ad. Scientists have been experimenting with the tise of spider webs in Mada gascar as a silk substitute. V ' BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS Milton. July . The McLaughlin high school board elected H. R. Van- Slyke chairman and L. A. Reineman clerk. The board tomorrow will select equipment for the new school. , Gearing attached to a new bit brace enables it to be used at various angles or with a ratchet drive. Cw, "i" fjjr 11 :Jj U. S. DENTIS I S44H WASHINGTON STREET Corner Second 20 Yeara in the Same Location. "A PERSONAL SERVICE HONESTLY RENDERED" Has made many friends for this office. Our small overhead expense in this location allows us to do high class Dental work at small fees. Set of Teeth $8.00 Our "Work Is Fally Guaranteed The Great Lang Gas, Wood and Coal K SMoir is STII.T. DEEP j men employed at the headworks came about -five t.--t ti c ' 1 f Sandy. July 5. All but two of the out - for the Fourth. They reported I tween Lost lake and X- 1 Uon Uke. One gas burner does all yoojul Cookinsr and Baking, beating tne water at the same time with the same gas. Front $84.00 Up, Installed F. s. LANG MFG. CO. 191 Fourth St, Portland, Ore. School Property FOR SALE! Old Couch schoolhouse and grounds, 17 th and Kearney streets. Bids will be received until July 15, 1922. Specification at 401 Court house. 0 SCHOOL DISTRICT SO. 1 R- H. THOM AS School Clerk and Business Manager. FOR THE LUNCHEON, PICNIC OR AUTO PARTY "EVERYTHINQ FROM SOUP TO NUTS- Tip j Top , D elicatessen and Grocery , 1STH HUD MCRRISOI STS. OPKM SC.NDAIS AND EVENING AYVADs. m a . r-.T . "mm -W w- MAM SO kcJ- rNcv va4. rO SALE EVERYWHERE LEARN TO SWIM NOW wiMUWTCCO BV XTMaD HFGLCO.-tC80XCN- H-J HEALTH FOUR WEEKS AWAY 8I The Milk Care Method f.Asfc THE MOORE SAXITARHTM PERFORMANCE ritolfp Washington at - Tenth Announces for Thursday Sports. Siaits " tmdi'Gapes:!" The Suits came to tis to sell for prices ranging from mm phoenix mizom Xoojve( Dam was dedicated by Presi dent Roosevelt March IS. 1911. The height from totvest foundation Is 284 feet, thickness at base 168 feet, and at crest 20 feet. The roadway on top of dam is 16 feet wide. No uxmtler Little Heap, trade character of the Spreckels "Savage" Tire Company slops to took. The test of a tire in Arizona fs to run it over the Apache Trail. For thirty miles this trail is nothing but rock, and it usually takes around four hours to negotiate that distance. It is not uncommon for tires to wear out completely on a round trip over this road. Other roadsoff the pavement-Tare near ly as trying. Certainly no weak tire can "stand the gaff" in Arizona. In our general office files are certified copies oi remarkably consistent perform ance Savage Tires are giving in this terri tory : On the Apache Trait Motorists making frequent trips over the Apache Trail have used .savage Tires in the past three years with unusually satisfactory results. We have record of Savage Cords, still in operation, making frequent trips over the trail, having exceeded 76 miles of service, and at that distance showing only 59 wear. On Stage Lines Operating between Naco and Bisbee, Ari zona, where the road is exceedingly hard and rocky in places. Savage Cords have given service for over 799 miles. Previous to this the operators had never been able to getmore than 5 06 miles from any tire in thiscountry. A stage line operating out of Jerome, Ari zona, to Camp Verde certifies to averaging over 30tv miles more on Savage Cords than they have been able to get out of any other make of tire. 4 In Commercial Service We point with no particular pride to spe cific performances of over 15,M miles ren dered by our 30 x 3 fabric tires and our " D " Type fabric tires in commercial ser vice in Phoenix and elsewhere. Although the type of service stamps that performance as really remarkable, these we classify as individual cases and not a general average. They do not necessarily prove the consist ency of performance that we are desirous of portraying. On Territorial Runs Salesmen traveling particularly difficult roads of Arizona have found Savage Cords will increase their mileage 3S and more. Corporations traveling men in this terri tory have certified that Savage Cords are the only tires that have given satisfactory service. II ot S-je .JSisd SwlTwW!2 Howell-Swift Tire Co. 445 Stark St., Portland Astoria Hardware Co. Astoria, Or. B. V. Goodpagtore, Esgese, Or. Highway Servtee f o. Rosebarg, Or. The Esderi Co, Ashland, Or. a STATE Klamath Hardware Co., Klamath Tall. Hobble's Service fetation. Bead, Or. Ira Jorgessen, Salem, Or. Leilow Service Station, Graats Fast. Thousands of Oregonians share in the conveniences and satisfaction of "Credit Gladly" the Eastern way. ' Open an account txtith us. a half more to twice this special price! : ? Tweeds! of course, and homespuns, too! Every woman who sees them will buy one. That's how . unusual they are at this price I ' ' , ; The. Canes. too, are of 'tweeds in regulation flare with Peter Pan dollars that tic Their prices have been greatly j reduced I Buy Thursday gone for Friday: will find them all Thursday Will Be a Busy Day With Values Like These 2 Big Sales Blousbs 2M 6 2 " Sheer, crisp lingerie weaves in white and in dainty tones of blue, yellow and rose. Peter Pan, V and square necks. Excellent values! . Beaded Georgettes, and Crepe de Chines for which you will ordinarily pay much more than $6.50. You, appreciate that the moment you see them. Washington at Tenth C Almost any tire wITl give satisfactory service under idea conditions. - Some makes will even render satisfactory service under certain adverse conditions. Certain makes of tires will perform best on long drives over pavements, other makes will show to better. advantage on dirt highways and so it opes. . ' - CX Our object has been to build Savage Tires to perform equally well under every condition on the short haul of the heavily ladened commercial car. on the heated roads of the sandy desert, over mud and stones of the land of forests or the broad dirt highways of the plains. ' sT That we have accomDlished our purpose is evident from the results users of Savage Tires a getting everywhere.- , tare THE SPRECKELS SttVAGE "TIRE CO. ' OUR BEST ASSET IS THE SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA' Sfi TISFIED CUSTOMER aaaeaeawwa Save From $1.50 j to $4 Per Cord on Your Wood Order Ak Broadway 6353 , . fTT) ' HOLMMFUEL CO. m S. & H. Green Stamps Fifth and Stark Stsv. We offer the greatest fuel value for least money THE OLD RELIABLE UNION Wrlttea Usaraate Witt All Wart Not A. DENTAL PAR LOR, : A private, high class, vp-to-date, SAN ITARY dental office, with sterilised Instru ments and gentlbraanly operators whom you will be glad to recom mend to your frieods.- Gold Crowns ...tl Bridge -: Teeth.. .....SI Plates as low as. .tl Entire Corner 231 Morrison, Corner Second Look for the Big Fslos Sira TlinaG Eg (SemecaS? What is this finer-than-flo,ur building material called cement, that you can mix with water, sand, and stone or pebbles, and cast into all sorts 61 shapes that be come as hard and enduring as solid rock? Portland cement consists principally of siHca,Hme,andalurnina. In cement manu facture these are obtained! rom(l) Cement rock and limestone; (2) Limestone or marl and shale or clay; (3) Blast-furnace slag and limestone. j " First the rock is quarried and trans ported to the mill. Then it is ground to a powder, analyzed, and the several ingre dients mixed in accurate proportions. . Next it is subjected to long and gradually increasingheatuntil,at about 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit, the mixed materials decom pose and fuse into hard balls, known as clinker. . - Then this hard clinker is cooled, mixed with a definite -proportion of gypsum, and again ground to a powder so fine thatat least 78 per cent of it will pass through a sieve having 40,000 holes to the square inch. Finally this finished product must be analyzed to detei-mine that it conforms to the exacting specification requirements' of cement manufacture, packed in bags and placed in cars for shipment. Q Q j Q- - The manufacture of cement is a com plex process involving great care,skill and expense, and requirihg tui enormous capital investment, j ' t This Is the Age of Cement PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 111 West Wasbington Street , ; , CHICAGO. - i : TO FURTHER THE. BEST INTERESTS OF CEMENT USDRC sts wawtaorna at aruw rvrliand. Or. PORTLAND, OR. .SB, H 1 1 1 UJS M t S. ECGENE. OB. i X I