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THURSDAY, AUGUST;:3V 1922. THE OREGON DAILY ! . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. MILTON MILLER ILL, QUITS RACE FOR TREASURER Milton A. Miller, In a letter forwarded by him to Dr. C. J.' Smith, chairman of the Democratic state central com mittee, has announced his withdrawal as the Democratic nominee , for state trearurer, and has asked that the state committee be convened to fill the va cancy upon the ticket, as it has the authority to do under the law, Mr. Miller, in his ltter to Dr. Smith, sets out that his condition of health at the present time makes it impossible for him to go forward with the strenu ous work of an active -campaign, such as it would be necessary for him to wage. TO MAKE STATEMENT He says that be will forward his of ficial notice of withdrawal to Secretary of State Kozer in the immediate f u . ture, and that he will at the same time issue a public statement giving the rea sons for his withdrawal. Mr. Miller has been in ill health for some time past. Prior to the time his term ended as collector of Internal rev enue he was not well and shortly after that was stricken with an attack of in fluenza which left him in a greatly weakened condition. He was confined to his room at the time of the tragic death of his daughter, Mrs. Sherman Miles, from the shock of which he has never fully recovered. Under the terms of the statute gov erning the withdrawal of candidates nominated for office at a primary elec tion, the state central committee in case of an. office to be voted upon by the electorate at large of the party to which the withdrawing nominee be longs is empowered to fill fce vacancy . by its appointment. MYERS MENTIONED Dr. Smith, Democratic state chair man, is out of the city and is not ex pected to return for 10 days or two weeks. The state committee, at its last meeting, adjourned subject to the call of the chairman, so that the convention of the committee will await Dr. Smith's return. It is whispered about that Democratic leaders are urging Jefferson Myers to agree to make the race for state treas urer. Myers is an old-time Democratic leader, who in recent years has taken no active part in state politics, though formerly one of the most prominent ana active members of the party in the state. r 1925 Exposition , Caravan Arrives Again-In Films Amid the clanging of gongs and the noise of internal combustion engines, the -1925 exposition 'caravan made a second arrival in Portland Wednesday this time for the ediflcalton of Ad club lunchers at the Benson hotel. Mayor Baker told the "boys" just how he made a speech m Grants Pass and then was shown in "Sandy's" pictures as -wearing in that city a most grumpy twist of physiognomy. Many who participated in the cara van were present to repeat its noiae and fair exhortations, including Jack Henderson, who led the, singing and Walter Jenkins who after 15 renditions decided that the "Oregon" song is one of the finest pieces of composition and music he has ever rung. AL Jennings, the former train robber, was introduced by A. F. Grubb offi cial publicity agent of Idaho, and Jennings said the most Important thing today is an atmosphere of respect for law. Hippodrome acts gave spice to the program over which Ernest M. Welch presided. Traps Are Robbed to Collect County On Coyote Skins Government trappers have trouble with trap robbers men who steal the captured coyotes to collect the bounty on the scalp. Stanley G. Jewett, head of the predatory animals division of the U. S. biological survey, nas in structed all his trappers to keep a sharp lookout and arrest such offend ers. Harold Dobyns of Meacham, one of the best of the trappers in rank, re cently got his man.' In a letter to Jew ett, he tells of missing a coyote, and of following mule tracks to a shack where he found the coyote skin stretched on the wall of the wood shed, and the man not at home. He left the skin and went to Ukiah for a deputy sheriff and a witness, and to Pilot Rock for a warrant. The man confessed to the theft, and was fined $25 and costs. ENGINE HITS AUTO; TWO MEN KILLED Salem, Aug. 21. Frank Redding, 40. of Tillamook and Edward Arrance, 39. of Falls City, were killed here about 1 :30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when an Oregon Electric switch engine ran into their automobile while they were crossing the tracks near Llvealey sta tion. Redding was killed instantly and Arrance expired at the Oregon Electric station in Salem, where they . were brought on the - engine. Redding is survived by his wife and four children. The family was em ployed in the Jerman hopyards near Uvesley. His father. M. D. Redding, lives at Tillamook. Arrance was unmar ried. Daniel Arrance of Falls City is his father. S. V. Crawford' of Falls City, a brother-in-law of both men. was here at the time of the accident. An inquest will be held. Finding of Missing Dog Cheers Up Boy Hurt in Auto Dive big. alaah across his .right cheek and the bruises he suffered, Dan, his big black dog; was riding on the step of the car when it was struck and hurled over the embank ment of the Columbia river highway. It was Dan that virtually established the alibi for Frank A. Gflcrurt and A. Stanley PuHin. but that did not relieve Wendell's feeling any. for the big dog has been missing. Wednesday he was found, comfortably enough, es tablished in the rear of the firehouse at the city hall, but very disconsolate because of all the strangers around. Wendell was told Wednesday after noon that his pet had been found, and the lad improved about 100 per cent in the next five minutes. The dog will probably be taken as a caller to the hospital to visit Mrs. Hill, who win be bedfast for many weeks, and Wendell's brother and sister, who lie 'beside him In the same room. A. T. Smith Heads Committee of Arid Lands in Congress Washington, Aug. Jl. (U. P.) Rep resentative Addison T. Smith. Idaho, was ratified by the house yesterday as chairman of the house committee on irrigation of arid lands, to succeed the late Representative Klnkald of Ne braska. Smith will direct the - remainder of J hearings on the $70,000,000 Boulder dam project, tentatively scheduled to start in September, if the house re mains in session through that month. The new chairman is regarded as one of the strongest supporters of the The Dalles, Aug. SI. Wendel Hill. 12-year-old son of the late Edwin M. Hill, victim of the auto accident last Sunday, has been bedfast at the local hospital since the tragedy occurred. with more woe than the pain from the proposed Colorado river improvements. Pupils to Report For Registration Pupils from the fifth to eighth grades inclusive of the old Hawthorne and Buckman schools are requested to re port at the old Hawthorne building for registration next Tuesday. They will then be assigned Dy Principal ( L. A. Read, some to the old building and some to portables on the grounds of the new Buckman school. The first four grades of both schools will be ' housed in the new Buckman building. A4-4a1am A - L'-1 1 r r T-tt tv Tl Tl! i v acuum 43EaKe r inn Roseburg, Aug. 81. The Catching Vacuum Brake company, with head quarters here. Wedrtesday filed articles of incorporation. ,. The company will develop and place on . the market a varuum brake, the invention of Roy Catching, garageman of this city. The capital stock is $100,000,. -and the in corporators are Roy Catching. Georgo Quine of Roseburg, and J. T. Tabor of Portland. Uruguay has put In service Its first steel foundry in connection with a gen eral machine plant. Boys Held Here Wanted for Theft In Vancouver, B.C. To answer a charge of burglary preferred by Vancouver, B. C. officials, Ancel Peever, 15. and William Giffen. IS, are being returned to Canada by United States immigration officials. Ancel and William have served . in various Canadian reformatories, but It is charged that their terms did not deter them from robbing the safe of an insurance company for which one of them was working, of $80. This sum they divided equally, but one of the boys lost $30 of hla while he was crossing the line on6 a skid road and thus dodging immigration inspection. The boys were arrested in Portland Wednesday, following the request of Canadian authorities. Court Will Accept ' Reedsport Highway 'Roseburg. Aug. 31. The Douglas county court, accompanied -by about 50 Roseburg residents, will leave Friday morning for Reedsport, on an official trip to receive the completed grade of the Brandy-Bar Reedsport section of the Roseburg-Reedsport highway. Other road matters will be taken up on this trip. The delegation will return to Oak land for the county' picnic of the farm bureau organisation Saturday, and ar rive In Roseburg Monday for the Labor day celebration here. Much of the surplus wine production of South Africa will be utilised in the manufacture of a motor fuel having a greater explosive range than gasoline. Informers Held as Suspects; Showed ' Too Much. Interest The Dalles. Aug; Jl- Two men who were assisting Sheriff Levi Chrlsman in the search for holdup men early Wednesday were themselves arrested by the sheriff because they became so solicitous for the Interests of the vic tim, J. T. Ferry, service station employe, going to his home and near the local hospital . Tuesday night, was robbed of $85 by two men, who took his pouch containing the day's receipts. Ferry spread the alarm. Sheriff Chrlsman hurried to his office to aid in the search. While there a man rushed in highly excited, stating he had juet wit nessed a holdup and wanted to lead the sheriff to where the bandits were hiding. The sheriff accompanied the man. who gave his name as William Brown. For an hour they searched, aided by Harry Cook, Brown's partner. Brown kept up a running fire of conversation all the time, according- to Sheriff Chris man, apparently seething with indigna tion. His wrath became so great that Chrisman grew suspicious and called Ferry. The latter said they resembled the pair that had held him up and Chrlsman at once arrested them. Both men were around the filling station, where Ferry Is employed, oc casionally talking to him. Ferry said. Implication in the affair is denied by Brown and Cook. The money was not recovered. They will be given a pre liminary hearing today. The two are said to have driven to The Dalles on a motorcycle from Tacoma. Sturdily tailored school clothes for the sturdy boy! 2 Knicker SUITS $Oj5 -other real values $7.95 to $11.85 CORDUROY SUITS $&50 He wants a suit that stands "roughin' . it" he wants boy style, good looks and service. Mother wants all of these plus economy! Here are garments that are sell ing for less than present worth. Full 'mohair lined; staunch wool fabrics in Cassimeres, Tweeds and Cheviots; hundreds of pleas ing shades and patterns. The tailoring is exceptionally firm. Bring the boy to my store today! BEN SEIZING :S3SS Portland's Leading Clothier for Over Half a Century A Blouse Sale That You Should Attend! 150 Heavy Crepe de Chine SUIT BLOUSES $6-95 1 TTT Incomparable values! Former prices ranged from $8.85 to $12.50 EAUTIFULLY tailored blouses, these of sturdy, heavy quality crepe de chine Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles with trimmings of frillings, pleatings and touches of filet edgings. Beige, White, Flesh Sizes 36 to 44 Are Included Naturally, you'll choose a feu) new TUB BLOUSES from these two extraordinary groups I Fine hand drawn models dimities, voiles, batistes. $ Reductions are exceptional! qq 'will buy any tub blpuse formerly priced to $2.50 Aft any blouse uu f ormerly priced to $425 i New Autumn Coats For the School Girl and Her College Sister MOTHERS who are choos ing coats for the junior miss will find here a most ex cellent selection from sturdy utility coats of tweed, to dressier models, fur trimmed. Age 6 to 14 Years From $9.75 to $27.50 Extra Special! Coats and Capes for Early Fall Wear Medium weight tans, greys, reds, & mam . - browns Regular $11.50 to $13.95 For Campus Wear Utility Coats Swagger utility coats of English tweeds, camel's hair and chinchilla sometimes fur-collared and developed along mannish lines they're as smart as a topcoat should be I $25 $29.50 $35 Trimmed Felts- $2.85 Formerly $3.85 to $4.85 For Friday and Saturday Smartly trimmed with ostrich pom pons. Hackle quills, cocque and velvet. Shades of Fuchsia, Orchid, Sand, Por celain blue, Jade green New Velvet Hats $10 Arriving Daily New Fall Things! Suits coats frocks interpreting the whims of a new season are .awaiting your inspection! Prices Are Surprisingly Moderate ffiHiiMl Clever interpretations of New York modes each one dis tinctively "different" Hun dreds of them to choose from, including clever turbans for dancing. All colors. Very Special Children's HATS of Velour Plush $1.50 For Ages 4 to 12 Years Velour plush hats with streamers splendid for school wear. Beaver Navy Black Brown Children's Felt Hats $2.85 Smart, close-fitting; felt J hats for the school girt. . Sand Black Brown Beaver , The World s Largest Piano factory Clearance balel New 1923 Models, Demonstration, Factor Rebuilt and Used. Pianos, Player Pianos, Reproducing; Pianos, the Reproducing Steger and Other. Phonographs MoreV Than ? -to $400) i and More 1 -$1D-WHPP? - $5 i iPgl Sends Piano Home ' yy Sends Phonograph Home ' ' - S. 8 or 3Iorc Monthly . SjL 5 You Are Invited to Buy at Your Own Terms Within 4' Years' Time This is your opportunity! We speak to the home that should have music in it but has not. We , speak to the family that believes a Player Piano to be beyond their means except, perhaps,' when it may be purchased on an occasion of this character. We speak to those who intended to buy an instrument long since at one of the Schwan Piano Co. sales, but delayed the visit and lost the opportunity. Talk it over with the family tonight. Be here tomorrow morning.-,. GROUP 1 $395 to $975 232 New Uprights, Grands and Players 1923 MODELS 2a FEB CEST LOWER PBICES First Carload GROUP 2 $295 to $862 67 Demonstration 1921-1922 MODELS 4 style 29, antique mahogr. . . 1 style 27, brown mahog. 2 style 20. brown mahog. . . . 6 style 219, antique mahog. . 4 style 222, mahog and -wal. Reg. Sale Price Each ..$1150 sa . 1300 9JJ .. 800 695 . . S75 4i . 675 49 Second Carload 4 style 219, brown rnaHo'g-any. .$575 43S 525 675 900 S5 4li 67i 800 625 4 style 219, Antique mahogr. . . 6 style 218. players, walnut . . . 4 style 218T, players, mahog. Third Carload 4 style 219, antique mahog. . . . 4 style 219, brown mahog 1 style 20, antique mahog. . . . 4 style 219. walnut and oak. . . 4 style 219, antique mahogany 550 2 style 218. players, mahogany. 800 Fourth Carload 4 style 22, golden oak. ., $800 $595 4 style 219, brown mahogany. . 595 48 4 style 21ft. mah. and walnut.. 525 I9S 2 style 219, antique mahog 1150 882 6 style 218, walnut and oak... 675 4i ft - irnn- .. mm 1 ' $325 Schroeder Bros., mah... 9iSi Srhroeder Bros., walnut., $6(5 Thompson, mahogany... $6S6 Thompson, walnut....... (625 Thompson, mahogany..., $656 Thompson, mahogany... $766 Singer, oak $5!5 Schroeder, walnut , 9Z9Z Srhroeder, mahogany.... $"0 Singer, upright grand... Siti Schroeder, plain mahog. S375 (ayIord, walnut $i7i Franklin, oak... $706 Wood & Son, mahogany $656 ThoBiDson. walnut 2S Schroeder. dull mahogany. .JKJtttK $556 Arlon, Circassian walnut. . .nf7 Sa&O Kimball, mahogany 575 Thompson, mahogany... Thompson, oak.. $525 $195 JM75 Wood Jt Son mahog 525 85 6656 Wood h Son. oak 6io ;ayiord, mahogany S650 Thompson S7A6 Thompson, colonial....... 6706 Singer, oak 630 Thompson, walnut....... 636 Thompson, oak 7fl0 Reed & Son. oak S60 Thompson, dark oak (5675 Wood A Son, mahogany ... .J4K !7Aft Reed Son, oak, 635 Hainei Bros, mahogany 6760 Wood & Sobs, mahogany 6706 Thompson, mahogany.., 6625 Haines Bros., mahogany 6760 Beed it Son, oak 6966 Steger. alt: . 766 Beed k Son, dull oak... 6766 Reed Son, plain oak... 756 Reed b Son. dull oak 066. Beed k, Son, plain walnut. .ss;2 066 Steger, nlaln mahogany JKtflK M0 Reed k Son. plain oak.. S2 Steger. plain walnut KKftPS fsno Reed k Son. walnut ..SS U (MM Beed k Son, plain mahog. . $1666 Steger, walnut S675 GROUP 3 $75 to $695 . 42 Factory Rebuilt , and-Used Pianos $256 Bord k Co. upright. . . . ... . .8 TK $275 Fnion Piano Co., square... S 95 $275 Mozart, upright .SlOO $356 Emerson, upright. .......... S14S $425 Ballet k Darts.' $475 HaUet Barla. .-S195 $475 Sterling, mahogany ...8195 $475 Marshall k Mendel. ......:.819S $475 Emerson ...-8195 $475 Hallet k Paris , .8235 $375 Valley Gem, oak ...8245 $475 Howard, mahogany -8265 $475 Singer mahogany ...118265 6475 F. k C, Fisher, mahogany.. 8265 $475 Arlon, walnut.. ..8265 $456 Smith Barnes...... .8265 52J 6475 Estey, mahogany......,. .8265 .8295 -.8295 ...8295 ...8295 ...8295 ...8295 ...8395 ...8395 ...5 ...395 ...aK ...X395 ...MftS ...aJi 565 $95 435 595 .8395 . .ha. ..43K ..8465 ..K4AK $506 Sehnbert, oak.. ........8275 $475 Schroeder Bros. .....8295 $425 StelnJUner . k Dreher.......8295 $i"5 Thompson, mahogany S295 $66 Tfeedham, mahogany 8295 $575 Thompson, oak 8295 - $525 Henry Dltmore, oak. .8295 $525 Emerson, walnut ..8295 8295 ..8295 $625 Schroeder, mahogany ,8295, $525 Schroeder. oak... ...8295 .8495 $750 Kranlch Bath. "SioR $595. Emerson, mahogany ,.MA. ..SK49K .8495 ..8A5 ..8525 ..852K .KK25 PLAYER PIANOS $16 Cash $16 Monthly 675 Artemis, mahogany 8495 675 Schroeder, mahogany 849K f 675 Schroeder, walnut 8495 f 966 Hallet k Darts, mahog.. .8575 6 600 Thompson, mahogany 61666 Staffer, oak... $ 956 Thompson, mahogany 8595 ie winger, ami oaK f5r ftll 56 Beed Son, mahogany. . ,75 6 956 Thompson, plain walnut. . .867R $ 656 Thompson, dull oak 867X $ 966 Thompson, plain mahog. . .8675 6 956 Thompson, dull mahog.... 8675 61656 Singer, dull walnut 867R 6 656 Thompson, dull walnut. ..8R75 6115 Beed k Son, plain mahog. .JTS 61866 Steger, plain mahogany.;. 8 T9K $1366 Steger, plain mahogany... 8862 , -i : ' . . Bar -nn IT.M6- 22 $475Qaality$295 $566 Concord, mahogany. ...... $16 Cash 6 Monthly $8t6 Steger, mission. $766 Thompson, oak v. 6966 stelnway Sons. sioe bteger, oaK. . . The "Steger," the Most valuable Piano In the World USED PLAYER PIANOS .8395 IM.l '1X' 49S ..8595 lahogany .... 8 6 9 5 r, walnut.. .,8 35 $675 Quality $495 Fifth Carload 2 style 21, antique mahog . . .$1000 $756 : 4 style 219, brrtwn mahog.... 575 436 4 style 219T, brown mahog. .. 575 485 2 style 219, Circassian wal . 576 465 style, 218, mahog. and wal. . 800 595 3 style 219 brown mahog .... 525 895 Sixth Carload 4 style 216T. mahog. and oak.. $650 $487 4 style 216, mahog. and oak. . 625 468 2 style 222. mahog. and oak... 675 495 4 style 21 9T, brown mahog.... 575 436 Z style 218, mahog. waL, oak. . 800 595 Seventh Carload 2 style 22, golden oak $ 800 $895 2 style 27, antique mahog... 1300 675 1 stylo 29, antique mahog..... 1150 868 4 Btvle 218T. mahog. and wal. 900 676 6 style 222, antique mahog. . . . 675 496 3 style 218, man., wal. oaK... ouu Eighth Carload 4stvle219T. antique mahog... $575 $485 4 style 219, brown mahogany... 525 895 1 style 29, antique manog itau nes 4style219T, mahog. and wal.. 575 485 4 style 219, antique mahog. ... . 525 895 2 style 218, brown mahogany.. . 800 695 Ninth Carload 4styl219T, antique manog. 4 style219, brown mahog 4styi2ir. manog. ana w4. ,u jieW KeOUCea NiamDia rnano T5alhow.. l enin wanoaa 4 style 22, golden oak $ 900 $675 4 style-29, antique mahog.... 1150 ,863 1 style zi, lancy wainui. ...... imra 4 style 219, brown mahog. ... . -675 48 4 atvle 219. mahog. and oak.. . 625 39 2 style 218. mahog. and oak. 800 596 ' TERMS: 4 TEARS' TIME $15 or tt$ Cash, $8 or More Monthly ferns, $5 Cash, It ot more monthly von can af-ord to nay $5 to $15 cash. $3, $6W$8 or $10 monthly. You can, therefore. , afford to buy now. Tour rid'K an, phonoTSh' or 'Slty lot taken aa first payment Your W; or girl worktng eao aav $6 monthly and secure a musical education. - , : , 5- -, - -- : SAVE $119 TQ $400 BY BEING YOUR OWN SALESMAN The Schwan Piano Co. makes you to buy and own a new unproved craamy piano uj ji ursiiu y " ' " ' . nt, T rT" if nr instance, exeat numkers of city or travel lng salesmen and yoa benefit by these fully 20 to ZbT e a not taterSted ?nou7iW and adrs ITour 25 (lower than market) prices on now. and .UU .$575 $486 . 525 895 . 675 495 $1150 Qua). 5362 t 966 Thompson ...... AAA T'l. 1, V VVV M mjn VBUB4 UOA ....I ...j $ 966 Thompson, mahogany..,.. s H0 sraroeaer, mission $ 956 Thompson, filmed oak. 1666 Singer, oak.. $1656 singer, oak... . $1156 Reed A Son, mahogany. 875 Pianola flayer, Terms i 4 Years Time. ' .. $16 or $16 Cash, 45, $6 or Mora Moatk 4 New and Used Phonographs Incladlng $ or 16. Records , , ' $8CJ6 Orafonola, golden oak.. ...820 cce.ve mi ora. goiaen oak ......... 93 r Bss.oo uoumnit, manogany. miJ9 SMadiTara mahogany...... 695.66 Steger. golden oak. ........ 1 $185 Orafonola, mahogany. ....... 8k5 $125 Columbia, walnut ,...875 9165 BrnnswteK,manogany. ...... $126 Orafonola, golden oak.. , I,, x, mrnoif sUIDCU vu, . . . . 917 t;4inmia, goiaen oaK....... 9165 StradiTara, mahogany. ...... 8165 Stradlvara, mahogany. $u aronthiy, $ fl,in.,7hofny f ItV V J161 U1 178t 8llJUt. m 636 Model, oak or mahogany $6.66 Model, oak or: mahogany: t30 45 7&.M Model, oak. or ' mahogany. . 86O $185 Model, waL. mah. and oak.. 885 $146 Model!, wal., mah., and oak 8100 $156 Models wal., mah. and oak. 8125 $166 Model, waL, mah. and oak.814Q 62i Model, wal., mah. and oak.815Q $275 Model, waL, man. ana oa.Bl7 i 6226 Orafonola. walnut. 8175 Colambia, walnut. ........ $176 Soaora, mahogany $269 Brnaswlck, mahogany...... 6266 Steger. mahogany.......... $266 Brnaswlck, mahogany.. 86 Vletroia, 6390 Fraison, $376 Sonora la, mahogany. ...... .8195 , quite new .....8235 a Grand, mahogany.. 82435 Terms $5 Cash, $8 or More MoBthly. It asy for ; lower jwicea on apecSal factory rebuilt ani used pianoa do not eeU you- , ORDER YOUR PIANO BY BlAlL'Read, study ahd compare our quality, prices and easy trm advertised ' and roxi "will understand why we have thousands of mail-order buyers. We prepay freight and Z&E&VrZS iM le shipped subject to your approval and -ubject chanle with! ne yea J" we alio wi oK full amount paid. Thta virtually give you a one-year trial of the piano you may ord K very piano or player pta no purchased carrieawith it the Schwan Pianor Co.'e guarantee of satisfac tion, also the usual guarantee from th manifareT.J5sf ''V- X ; -Z :'' ;'H 161-168 -Tent ' and Stark Sts. at Washing tea ..J : portlaaa'a 'Xarfst if lane