The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 06, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt;iu:sday, july c, ic::. A iiii DAILY DAIRY RATINGS ARE SHOWN BY ;-chk ALTEST ".-at- 'Results of Oie semi-aimusf ratine - 5f dairies furnishing Portland's milk ; supply, conducted by 'the- city health . department, was made public today by Br. D. W. Mack, chief dairy inspector. "Th period under which the tests were made, from samples' taken;, on - the streets, in store1 aod homt -extended from December IS, mi, to June to. 1932. B. Zelmer. deputy state dairy And food commissioner, acted a Judge. : Of. the 1T milk dealers and., dairy men, the swrrmary of results show 'thAC St were given a-rating-between 5 and 100 .points; 12 got ratings Mima W and 95. and 15 were rated between -80 and?0.,' Thev acHedtie . snows: . ' PA8TECRI2ED" Mtf.K ' "-- RATI HQS tt AID OVER " TtmmooS dairr. Home creamery, Hreia VwIom, Modem dairj. Portlam ntmaacna ' lUiH company, RiTemaw dairy, gteiserwatd - Sros. ; ' ITWII M ARB SB POIRYS fit ri.ii-, rbimknl ImtincnknL M&ole- 4w4. Panoo Bre,,, fhjo iCasy Soari, Vim liBOCe, Ztncer Hantaan. RATINGS BCLOW 99 . t Osrles CroaJ. -OoM Brtrfc. Huo?ra dairy. ? CEETIFIEO MIUK, CtorerMB dairy. Hteieerwatd Brr. J AV MIl.K IEI,IYERET ' 'RATING BS AMD OVER J. C Ay, Jo&a Andrecs. E, Apptanarj, .j Harnett 4c Bo. "G. A.- ftmrin. J. Brefua, J. 8. Ytrnn0. Junes Burrirtt, tJeoree B'jrH, Jl. i Jlartia. F. i'adanan. B. Ofmey. J. O. Cftort; JtTfon XteTettBS, W. H, Dryden, Mrs, Fowler. II. frutisar, Pratiser Br., Fnhror t S5ur- ma;. tierWh B. W. W. Jerta, Mrs, A. ... Herman. Jn HW. H. T. Krirtam, C, A. Krr, F. 31. Kiser. ' KBkanny, Paul Korth, LI.anc. H. P. Vtntrn, W. K. I fa, 4 'harks throats, Join Loeha. '.Mi. Simon Lachv. luiaa Naibarser, Nydefar- Broa., F. A. Old- antmrc Paddock Bm., A. TV. Parker. Petrr at Vadwim. E. I Rajrtnars. F. Huavll. B. . Schneider. A- O. Schort, i. JL Aeatns, C AiefenthaJar. gtreieh Na1e. Wardine Ik Son, Fred Wuchrlch, gtmon ZwaM. : RatMo BfTWt A. kT d tntt ts nsmrt lUrf Adaaw. A. V. Akterttm. . A masher. A. Andnva. Andrea Jale,A Balmer Hon. F.l Wennett. Ma Merie J.: BoeeMi. . Bwr. iiaiiter mitwr, K. ietrtey. C 1. l Taona, Jofc Ecser. Ecxer, . rfer Jr.. J. F. rartay,. Fred mier, b'. tiiknd. M. St. batata. B. lierlura, JT. ieor- ara t'hna aae. liradt at Hob, Utaasiry Aona, .". Uahn,- Ueorce rtanch. ft Hott-eke, A. HiOer. K. . . Xfntin. Vfilltra KeSfc. J-D KeMer. ' Jgf ' keiier. Keistt ttfem.t M. m M. f. UHaaa, A. AMsicr, K. aatrt- aea.- KoeKer A :hrateaX( aioeiwr Itrea.;- F. Krome M. F. Lera. peter foaaoaai Lets Hia.. '.. Metkcr. 3t. Mtyera, A.-; M.Hee, Fred ilfWrr.. Uwr At CiWin, J. . Marry, J. P. aB. U J. 'miilnia A UWM. F.rte iHaerw H. Paddcx-K, Hmn P airily Jo-W Kotlv Hro.. iorr Hcliaik. F ; eHe. 1 fs Schinina. F. Schmidt. L. SaeL H. St. 8eTt, T. J. Sltea: " 1 A. Klcei. I. K. Xmh. Ueora meirtieMs, . Str4er, J. Hfcrnakrt, hntser Brea., rt Taia,' M. Tgatfeat. Tradiaet - BrcaL. Van AloM-o7 Broa. KcdiI Wahl, J, Walker. Widmer - Son, A. Weneaflaft. Weirt Ac Kanei. Mroiabara lotrr Ca- J. JL Wiieoa. G. aSrBia, t;,. Ztncer. - RATINGS KTWECR) AS AND M ' t'hna Balmer, . J. Uititincer, Baaeher; Ac Windlin. U, A. t oatrr. AKdsUora, K. Uttllrta. K. A. JohTMoa, ItiKorDa, H, Mnamkeraa, U. Ucraeae, inbarMa Kanaski, trneat WalU. s- , VIRGIN FOREST (ContiaaaS From Pass One ... were fearful that the fire could not be controlled. Several towns were in the path of the flames and the local lumbermen Were expecting- reports mo mentarily that the flames would awee Into these settlement. One timber owner reported today tha sticks ef lumber aa much as four, inches thick were dry to the core And reported that the fire hazard .this spring was the moat serious in yeafs. FifeES tK Moxtiilo ; DI8TK1CT COXTfcOLLED Montesano, Waih.. July 8. An ex tensive brush, fire on the Bins north of Montesano. which threatened the tim ber surroundine- the wAter feservoir of fhd Korthwest Electrtd 'Water Works and several isolated tracts of timber near Sylvia lake, was brought nnder control with nominal damage, aoeord in td h official of fh company. The fire in th works mi the ciemons tozxtng company- south of Montesano. is also under control. Ths ceapany' loef two railroad bridges, a large -pert of Cam'J, sefaen ears, mac aqutp foemt andf at hrg foofage of , feil?d timber. Stand; timber vat damaged ligllGy, .. h ,S ; ""ii- i .i-. Lr. - r-i -, , , ."'"ii.-ii;-FOKfcSTS JIBE jtFIAHJE -IJtjf : "-. . M3Tli OSKLLE COrf Bt Spokane,- Waahi, July . w;"BmTiii over tareerntie front in thd'heavtlyi timbered Northern Pend Oreille xouw tryj A forest . fire of clarming propoT- tion fa forcings its way toward the. Ut- Oe lumber towa of xoae, 75 miles north of SDOkaae. j -'- ,.i Tb blase was first discovered late Monday - after roow on Ijocke creek. southwest of one, and ; before noert Wednesday had burned n eight-mild strip through tine timber with a three mile . fife line, : Rcoordlag; to Elmer Thaekstori, itfse postmaster. The or igin of the blAseJiaf not been deter mined. , -: i. m t -i v :- jj- A crew of 1$ fir fighters was' seal to the scene bjr FrSHJt SPAIdlng. Spo-f kane fljewardn, - ,. . ; inree xarrosj in toe nen or ine iot est section, owned bv, O. M- Turk, Gui Lote and Kaftl Watson, were burned oufc The timber in the Pend Oreille co-Jn try, as well as throughout the Inland Kmnire is resorted .to bs dry timber, In the lone iistrict,, how threatened bv the fast spreading , flames, no rrfla has fallen th kbt weeks, iccordlng t Pestmaster Ttackson. When the fire went through the Turk farm 4000 pole in stacks were burned and additional pole were loat W the forest On th Karl Watson 1 f Arm 1000 pole were burned In stacks. . Newly cut poles IB the forest were wiped out- with the timber. - f ; tPfER COWEEMAX f IRK THBEATES8 FKfB STA31 Kelso. Wash., July 6. The Upper Coweeman fire is sweeping southward to ward Georges Peak, (Jo bar . creek country, and Klalama river into one of th finest timber stands in the south west. Etate Fbrester- Fred Paps Ana Firs ' Warden Georgw Joy . psssea through, her at 4 o'clock tna morning iirvestlgatJsg Utee fissv iThey saw or- ataT osv a larg scale to caeca blaae. -Coty "Ftrs Warden H Couch ftit , tx vweiA this taorniitgf to fight Ow-firo burnlnae tato the . Hammond iAimber company tim ber eut Of KSRtV'f - . .. : BIHrKET Of 8MOKX KAirSS - - ' ote mot jrxtxxa jtEGios -rhe rfcBL Jure sLWltlf ttw glaring heat ef the sm tsn-rpeM by th thick amoks blanket which has colored th skies to copper Wednesday's maximum temperature was onry-,5. tn mnw has been tn more than wehv v The smoke, carried fn from th fo4 Mkt nwa.at st tn mttentam. IS SO Thi-V that li is MnrkrwSbM evSI tn KolE- ia across th Attest A few Ksmv raw are report tn tn rreiro forest on this AM of ti6 rsnge; the southwestern part of the country. but they Are doing no damage. GOT. HART WAXT8 I-OGGIS , HALTED TTITTIIV FA"U"L8 Olvmnla. Wash.. July'. Indications are that , loggers throwghout , the state will ; comply; with the request issuea yesterday by Govtrnor Loots Jf". that -logging operations cease unm after ralmv Aoxsordihs; to a letter from E. G. Knglist of the ngltsB Timber company, in exjcgit county, w Supervisor F E. PApe.. imgnsn wriws that he Is In favor of AhuttimT down his csmpA and believe that Stiver op eratora will he willing w do likewise. rtrM or nw nrntn ever" rebtrmed ground Arid have eonsumed Alr-thlre is to feed em. Should tofsrers itArtfAlI-i fn thnlu!, a-ln thai- rS tfa'nra tO f spread xlnto greert timber, he said. Fire condKlbps1 hAve not improved. According to reports received by the state supervisor, several fires which were believed! yeserdAy ; to. be under control were finned by A northwest wind and are again giving trouble. The fcuckamish fire, dti tt Olyrnptd peninsula, which has bees: fought by 70 men, is now under control. Federal Forest Supervisor- K. 1. Frtmine' de clares. A small fire, the first to be reported - in the storm . sone in the Olympia national forest, was . said to b burning yesterday, tut ha been ex tinguished. Five bad fires Wef this m6rnifigf fe ported .in Stevens county, east of the mountains, And three in Ferry county, besides A large fire In the Colville na tional forest near Orient. Tempera tures during the last two days In East ern Washington counties have been .round 105 degrees, glvihf th fire fighters no respite in their efforts to control the flames. -- tin. sh was twaring: theirs down . to th lumber, . FX&ES JLBOCT CHEHAJ4 3 &AXSrS6t . OJA FIGHTEBS ChehalS. Waaiu JJy -ThS' feeest ftre fcj the camp t tb csms Ig-gin-f company, which; wss sader ce trof Monday, hroks out of eentrol agafs. Tutsday awl virtually borned two trestles oet ins oggtnr reed, wbleh necessitated shottUng down the works for abost at week; The fire ht the Coal Creelc Ijimfter ee-artpan-rs hoM'sgs, en Cost creek.- also- gained Itttle hesd- way Twee Jay sd more - (nen were rushed t the scene Wednesday. SlrAXK VJtvm CtJlfTBOIr Sscmlyr Js3y C TWrteeit me, fight ing- fa- south., of the north fork., of Eagle 'creek get the blase under eoa troi Tsesday. . ardii-s; to Warden Ijehnf ietd of Snag- camp.' The fire had reached the edge of the Three-Six belt of timber., - .- J . - . - : ; t . ' - f I ?SM0XB Wtt IS Aberdeen, Wash-, July 1L Sections of 'eemttry -surreundiBg . this city are covered with, smoke from forest 'fires. Condi ti oss are , somewhat - improved, but H - log-tins; companies - Are flffht inff the advance ef the flame a. FARTT BJf DS TW a All. Ridgetield, Wash-, July Miller KmgRtetv a young Indian f St, Hel ens. Or was given 10-day suspended sentence aa , drunk charge and Wil liam. Bsrker. living ' near the IawIa river, end B. R. .Jones ef St. Helens, were jailed a a result. ef too much Fourth of July celebration. St. Louis DaVliglit .Bandit Gets 2145 txuts.Me; Jaly .- Ct N. . Backing the president And the stenog rapher -against the wall, a i masked bandit entered the offices of the West ern FTtUC eompajiy store her this afternoon And escaped with I214S. Tony Sansome, ths proprietor.' was counting the money on a desk when th robber entered, Passenger: Leaves' ' ; Stagej Drops iead v saienv July s.-cnariesrpevltt p parsntly abotit s 45 yeari : of tge. dropped dead on . Court .street this morning, , ieviii naa faaen in i'Orl-land-bound stage atthd terminal sta Uen her, and while proceeding up. Court street a few blocks from the sta tion asked the driver to let him f f. He walked over te the curb And fell dead, Nothing is known of the man her and poltc have : been unable to ascertain where he lived. . Our Brand Netv Slock io Stlecl From Without RtstricUomI ' This sale continues with a wonderful array of suits "jj Ss' Every model the latest every fabric of the newest weave f 3 and pattern, for our store has been open -less than four rhonths. '3 Our Complete Line of ' : and other nationally famous hiak.es included,in this Clearance IMEN Thtiha a Clothe Buying Opportunity You Cannot Afford to Poms! i$5 PfWf EVerjr Suit in Thi$ - Sale Guaranteed ALL WOOL Our Entire Stock of 45 i '40 t 3lS 5 - - T jfQD -.s5 -(rta) Up-to-thc-Minuie AfoJel Beautiful Palttrtis and Fabrics Ydtir tlrtfestrictd Clioice of Our New Stock Our Entire Stock of 60 55 al '-. ' UV 1; ..... Suits g yCleoet Model for fne YouAS Mm 1 ConUfvalac,Moddi for ihk Man , FIKES AROV5D I, AXE CHEAK ABE 3TOW VKllEB C05tB0L Fires in the Lake Chelan country in Washington are now under control, ac cording to word received Wednesday by Forest Examiner Shirley Buck. The Surprise fire, formerly knowri as Little Big creek fire, is under control and the force of fighters has been reduced from 100 to 40. The fire on Fish creek is controlled end 12 men ere new em ployed. C. M. Allen, telephone engineer fdr the forest f service -was in the Chelan country at the time of -the fires. The Little Big creek fire that reAehsd such enormous proportions Was of incen diary origitu Started -by An insane Cs nadian who is being deported. The only excuse made by the mah was that he was traveling up th Stlhekin rtvr and set the fires to burn out the wubh so he could get alone better. The Fish creek fire was controlled only becAus of the jprothpt action f Hanger George Wright And the hearty cobbeYation . ef tourist and CaotAln Tattle, who tamed over his boat on the lake to the firefighters. Had the fight ers been 10 minutes later reaching the tlamei. said Allen, the fir would have reached mammoth proportions, sine it was located in a bad thicket It burned over 160 Acres before it was controlled. Raymond Hayes reported seeing some bad fires in the vicinity of St. Helens. . , J. F. Preston, forest inspector for the Western division of the department of forest management, who is out from Washington. t. Ci upon returning from a trip into the Wind River country, cdmnienterl upon th car whlch,-th average camper seems to be taking with his fires. j'"I saw hundreds of campers in the forest." said Preston, "and most of them seemed to be verv careful with their fires ana to be. good cambers and arpodsmen. It was Very noticeable After m-actlces of a few vSars a so. Th eods are ektreihely dry And condi tions are iusi right for the .worst kind of fires, and the" care that li'tAken by campers is reassuring." sallas w Ate r. srjpriT '. 1 THXEATE5KD BT BLAZE ' foaUai, July . A forest -fire on Raid mountain, near Dallas, reported be yond control Tuesday, is believed to b under contrel And rurther Spread is not Reared unless a strong wind comes. A report that the lookout was com pelled to leav fits post bn th mouhUln brovfed unfounded. Another fire north of Falls City and South of RlekteAll creek is threatening the XaliA water Supply. The water shed is beyond the RickfeAU fr&m the flames And oVi a ridge, but 'a south Wind would force them in that dlrec lion. A good crew of men Is fighting th bias And reported te be holding It in check. Tali fir is About it mile west rf DaIIas... Nothing: Reserved! B - - i. TUXEDOS and JSLtJE SERGES All Included "H2 -r Saiist action I ep Monty .: I'. Cheerfullp I Refunded r -r - it Oar IPtftdOlSS V- " 32S-330 Washmston Street Ju3t Below Broadway ; ALL ATAltABLfe Stte2T Olf -vflBB LtXfi AT ITATIOSf AL atoBTlll. i WAsh., 'July 1 Every availAble min is .fightln a forest fire neat- fcatlofial, 25 miles smith ef EAtonvine. according to word from the Pacific National Lumber company K appreciable dathas- has been re ported though rreeti timber nas bees penetrated. A fir near Alder u re ported . underi control. . Reckfirtns i on Lvnch creftk. north east of EAtonvitle. is reported by Sid Pottef, fir warden to have prevented a fire from rrossinir the railroad track. TTm nf tmailw tn deJitrov burmar rotten stubi hM been tuceessftil, hot ter reports, i , - The- old end Qndccupiea mlU.boUd ing otr Chon iak weer burned San day. They belonged to oeorr lar- "Standard for urjlrt quarts : cItiry BaaUysTreSaep, 12ta 9t Stark StAA BrsoAlya Caraw, 6U ftUwaa St4 Ou-ta. r. Haack, 91 Bekertat rratt RaliabU Patlaa r Seevica.. 1141 Aiaaw Araj Leas A Shrt- Caras ranseJ 42 Hawtheva Ave. -Ws h tidFmest Stock of Ikclnsive Apfiarel for Y in tlie Northvst: TTT) A. ixf PC" FPU ll The Entire Stock aod Fistnires of TMEMOBE Inc. ' . i For the Benefit of the Creditors NOT! GE ft Know all 'ye- by these-present that the Corporation known afe The I Mode, Inc. . opened said business in the city of Portland, state of Ore- eon. January 21. 1922. with a cotnt)lete line of ladies' and misses' wear ing apparel, but, owing to existing conditions, failed to make it pay, and at the end of their fourth month in business fdiind they were insolvent, so were compelled to go into bankruptcy. The en--, tire stock and ixtured Were turned over td the court and sold for the benefit of the creditors and. wilt be offered at public sal. ' : -v: , - . ' . GoisisinciiigEriday,& m AND VTLL CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY UNTIL ENmE:sTOCK IS SOLD BELOW WE QUOTE JUST A FEW PRICES AT RANDOM Choice of All Our Waists at TOST ONE-HALF PRICE i - dMesse Group! r You will find in this'grdup Dresses comprising some, of the, handsom est models ever displ&yed in' the city of Portland. All the wanted shades in taffetds. silk crepes and canton crepes. Values to $35.00. 47 Handsome 1-LtnedC (uclMa, Cawelshait, Polo, Herringbone and Tweed : Sport Coats, Values to $35 BANKiltiPT -PKICE i 51 Choice of Any Skirt in the Store Many sold for $30 BANKflUPT PRICE U!TS COATS, WRAPS i CAPES BANKRUPT PRICE -75 Group 2 ill this assortment 6f Dresses you will fiild thd to6t wfiiiderful styles and fabrics ever offered at this norninai Cost, $19.751 These are taffetas, canton cfepes and every known material H3dld formerly as high as $49.50. v SASBS $ 0.75 riilla i M fS is- Group 4 -You will find ill this group of Suits tficotines, tweeds and many other materials. Sold formerly as high as 535.00. Bwr $"n yn .75 fAUi II ssss as. ' Group 7 We have grouped together in this lot of Coats and Wraps, some won derful I models In boli via, stfwa shean, marvella and. tficotine and many other wanted materials. In the popular shades. Sold as high as $39.ou. . . ; Group 3 - , . We have assembled in this, group th8 most c tjtuislte array "; of im ported and domestic models,. tndstly -.one of a .kind ? -Sotde Jiandsomely trimmed ; others plain::, in ,fa&t, a . dress orrevery, occasion, in all the r desired- wcarfes and colors.'' a- A "CAluiPtirS -- - a iuvu Group 5 In thli group of Suits you will-find an assortment that has no equal. Tailored, sport and fancy models; all weaves and colors. Sold for merly as high as $45.00. BANKRUPT . PRICE 1 .75 Group 6 2n.il5 We have placed in this group some 'Of the m6st extlUslve models of the seasorL In allthe wanted mate rials and Shades. These Suits sold formerly as high as $65.00. ' - 'BANKRUPT' : " PRICE. I Group 8 , Yin this group you will finds Wraps, Capes' and Coats , of every known description, all the finest weaves and shades. Garments that sold formerly as high as $65.00. BANKRUPT PRICE J - ' i . i Group 9 In this 'group we have assembled Wraps and Capes in Wonderful ma terials and exclusive models. Some are copies of Parisian models. Sold r formerly as high as $125.00. BANKRUPT.' PRICE ; HUNDREDS OF VALUES' LIKE THE . ABOVE WILL BE FOUND HERE t ClHiiT.pt "t-'fa ' . I ' ' r- S'. ' Lock for Signs i