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Till: CIIDGON DAILY JOUKNAU-POnTLAND. OIIEGOJS.
THURSDAY, OCTOBEIl 1922.
14
COUNCIL DELAYS
ACTION ON LEVY
FOR 1925 FAIR
The city counciWhas deferred until
o'clock Friday night action on plac
ing tt' the November 7 ballot the pro
posed jeharte amendment "permitting
Portland to levy a tax of $3,000,000 f,or
financing the 1325 exposition.
The matter was on the official cal
endar for Wednesday forenoon, but
upon request' of Mayor Baker it was
-carried over to the adjournea session.
- "Although official notice 'has been
given that this is the time for consid
eration nf this measure." Raid Mayor
Baker. "I believe (it I wise to put oft
final, action to the latest possible time
. limit,- so that there mftr be no charge
that we are trying t$ '"put something
.over without the pubilc being fully
aware of our actions. I want every
thing to bo open and above board on
this measure, and if there are any ob
jectors who wish to be heard this will
give thrra .ample opportunity." ,
The council in adjourned session
Friday will give further consideration
i to proposed amendments for submis
sion at the November election. At its
session Wednesday afternoon Jt decided
that the proposed amendments provid
ing for a -5 per cent charge on all local
improvements, to njeet "overhead" ex
penses. Is not an emergency measure ;
nor is the 'one amending the so-called
Ziegler amendment: tp the charter, safe
guarding the vacation of streets In
areas adjacent to? the waterfront or
railroad terminals. These were re-
r ferred back to the charter revision
committee:
The proposed amendment permit-.
. ting - the dock commission' - to lease
-lands 'for periods of not more than SO
years and at stated rate was not fully
indorsed, and the commission is to be
. invited to appear before the council
for discussion of the measure. -
Amendments in the provisions for
tit police and firemen's pension funds
is desired by these bodies-,- and these
also are to be further discussed.
Schools to Meet in
Stock Judging Test
, : -High school boys an girls enrolled
for intensive courses in animal hus
bandry and livestock judging under
the Smith-Hughes act. will be eligible
to eompete in a new stock-Judging
contest which has been added to the
program' of the 1922 Pacific Interna
tional Livestock exposition, November
4-11. An appropriation of $500 has
been set aside by stock show officials
to finance this feature. There are now
25 cities in Oregon having high schools
where animal husbandry and stock
judgfcng are being taught under the
Smith-Hughes act. Professor K. K.
TClliot of Salem, director ofrthe Smith-
Hughes vocational work In Oregon,
predicts that each of these-schools will
send a crack team to Portland to com
pete for the cups, trophies and-medals
that will- be offered.
LEAVES FOE COJTVEJfTIOV --
Salem, Oct. 5. Pery A. Cupper,
state jenartneer; -and Joe (McAIister, sec
retary of the. state waiter board, left
Wcmien Wear
1 Women's Flannel Gowns 50c
Flannel -gowns In this lot range in value from 98c to $2.00. Made
of the best grade" outing in numerous styles, drummers' samples.
EVery one cut fuli large and long, some slightly soiled. By far Kfl
the greatest gown values ever offered. Fire Sale Price OUC
Women's Shirts
and' Pants. . . . - .
50c
: Women's S hi r t s and Drapers,
(fine quality, fleeced. Shirts have
long sleeves and ' httgh neck; ankle
.Drawers, fure wnite. Keg
ujar sises. Fire 'Sale
50 c
$1.S0 QQn 35c D. M. C "fl Qo
Umbrellas . . . vOl Crochet Cotton
Hundreds of Indies' Uinbrellaa, Genuine DMG Crochet Cotton,
many attract;-e- handles and Every size and colon highly
rainproof covers. - Regular $1.50. mercerized at the lowest price
'Fie Sale price QQM during our Fire 1ft-
only IJOC Sale ..,..;.,L 19C
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1 5c -Coats 'Crochet Q Silk Camisoles Q g
Cotton . . ... . ... Fire Sale .... OUv
i Famous Coats Crochet .Cotton, Beautiful Women's Silc Cami-
i all sisss in white, large full size soles, fancy and plain models,
ballsi during the Fire Sale - in pink, white, navy, orchid
balls for 25 or Q all eiaes. Fire Sale OC-
ball 57 C Price only OOC
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35c Burton ; 50c Boys
Hose . .. .. J JLUC Cotton'Hose. .
Wonn Burson Hose, fine 58'eve?yherCf w te "a'
Vi FS&.IFSZ a" sulss' il offered
Salr pairs l.OO. 1Q. during the Fire Sale' at OC-
cch y only, pair :. ZOC
$1.25 Women's j Ladies' Pure $4 Qff
Aprons . . v. . . UtL Silk Hose. . . . JLsOD
Hundreds of pretty Aprons, in Famoftjs "Pocahontas" pare silk
lights merliufn an dark Per- Hose a Silk Hose that will
cale Jlanjl attractive models wear. Come in black and brown
to chooee from;, all Q in all sizes. Supply Qg
nseaJ Up to 11.2 values C your wants at. pair W X iOO
40c Burson
Hose .
25c
Women's Burson Hoee. black
the well known brand. 'Regular
wc rur, curing me if ire ae.
pairs Sl.35.
each i -. 4. .... i ...... .
25c
50c Sflk lisle
Hose .......
25c
TjuiiesVflne Silk Lisle Hose, in
black) s and brown. All sises.
Regular 60c pair. Dur- Ofi
ing Fire Sale only, pairOC
35c Girls'
Cotton Hose. .
Girls fine ribbed Cotton Hose
In black only, ail siaes. - Rejera
larty sold lor 35c and 4o a jpair.
During . the Fire SaJe:ie
only, pair .. .... dSO C
Young Moose tjb
Be Exhibited in
Brooklyn Park
Five young moose, ranging In age
from 5 to months, are to bq on
exhibition In Brooklyn park for one
week, beginning: Friday. They were
captured in Alaska! and arrange
ments' were made 'for their ship
ment to Oregon, by way . of8an
Francisco, by FSranfcl Kendall ot the
Alaska Cannery Men's association.
A. K. Burgbduff, state game- war
den, la bringing f the moose from
San Francisco to Portland, and
after the week's rest here they will
be taken to marshlands in the- upper
Deschutes country and turned loose.
Wednesday night for Bend to attend
the sessions .of - the state Irrigation
congress. , -' 1
Citizenship Lost by
Women Through
Marriage Regained
Several native born American women
residing in Portland, . who became
alienated because of having married
subjects of foreign countries, are hur
ryimr about" to gain back their citizen
ship, made possible by the paasage of
the new law affecting the national
status of women, according- to R. P.
Bonham, United States immigration
inspector.
"Several attorneys were in to see
m Tuesday." said Bonham, "inquiring
about the law, saying that clients
wished to take Immediate steps to
regain their citizenship through the
-cdurfes;" " -
I The, law permits any woman who
has lost her citizenship through mar
riage to regain it "by naturalization
Without having to declare!, intention,
and with only one year residence re
quirement In lieu, of the customary
five-year period required of ordinary
aliens seeking naturalization.
! Although women : alienated by mar
riage may regain that which they lost,
alien women who became citizens by
marriage prior to the passage of the
act will nof lose that which they
gained.
Preventable Disease
Eigure? Are Amazing
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In promotion of : the coming Oregon
Health Exposition October 26 to No
vember, business and health conser
vation interests met at a luncheon
given by A. L. Mills at the Portland
hotel Wednesday. Mills, as chairman
of the exposition committee,-1' outlined
its scope and gave; some startling facts
and figures regarding losses from pre
ventable diseases and the need of pub
lic education on these lines. Other
speakers were Dr.' A. C. Smith, Dr.
Richard B. DiBehunt, head of the
University of Oregon medical school,
and Mayor Baker, who made a plea
for united support for the f Oregon
Health exposition.
LITTLE GIHL INJURED
Eugene. Oct. 5. Josephine, .3-year-old
daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Charlet. was Injured4 when an auto
mobile, passing in front of her home,
knocked her to the pavement. She
will recover. ' '
at Eire Sale Prices
60c Pure Wool
Yarn ,
39c
Beautiful v colors, pure wool yarn.
Liarge . foUrounce hanks. Every
wanted shade. Famous "Al- QQ
lies"' make. Sale Price OSC
4
5
35c Sleeveless
Vests .
Women's S 1 e v e 1 e s s Vests.
"Comfy Cut." This well known
brand in pure while, all regular
sises. Won't fall . off f"
shoulder, 35c values at IvC
50c Bodice,
Vests
25c
Women's Bodice Top Sleeveless
Vests, pink and white in all reg
ular and extra sixes. Qf? '
Wonderful values ........ muC
No SleeveVI
Union Suit .
35 c
Ladiete"No Sleeve Urvion Suits,
cuff knee,, in regular sises;
white cotton, summer weight. A.
dandy bargain, j tOnly QC
during Fire 8a le at. suit, OOC
Six Union Railroad
Workers Are Bound
Over to Grand. Jury
Six union men, charged with having,
been Involved" in a street fight at 4th
and Salmon streets on the night of
September- iS-were bound over the
state grand jury Wednesday by? Mu
nicipal Judge Ekwall after a lengthy
preliminary hearing. ;
That fight grew out of labor troubles,
it was brought out in the hearing.
One of the men, F. F. Amick, ia a
union employe of th O. W. R. a
N. company shops, but did not go out
on strike July 1 with bis fellow work
ers. Fred Ross, charged by "Amick with
assault, was on the scene of the fight
ing, and was one of the -six bound over.
He Is chairman of the central strike
committee of the railroad brotherhoods
which Joined the walkout.'
Roy Baker, Frank Smith, D. F.
Green and Chris Borger, all striking
employes, also were charged with as
sault. Amick, who was complaining
witness against the other five men, was
himself bound over to' the grand jury
on a charge of assault.
Highways Improved
By Heavy Rainfall
Walla Walla. Wash., Oct 4. Con
tinuous heavy rains during the last two
days have settled the roads throughout
the inland empire and dragging by the
commissioners of all 'counties has im
proved all dirt and gravelled stretches
which have been badly cut up during
the last week of the dry spell w hich
struck this section: during September.
Although tourist triffic is -flow waning
between 50 and 60 parties a week have
been stopping at the local automobile
camping park. i
Ross Island Bridge
Boom Gets Headway
Campaigners f for the Ross Island
bridge project are in the midst of a
series of meetings tor the discussion
of this enterprise, add today will pre
sent it to the members of the Port-
CALOL
LIQUID
With Calol Liquid Gloss
you can improve the ap
pearance of your lino
leum and add to its life.
Apply with wet mop
then polish dry.
STANDARD OIL CO,
(Calif onus J
f
171
Third St.
Between Morrison
and Yamhill
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f On the morning of the 17th of July a fire broke out in this Pendleton Restaurant adjoining p
tk our store, completely destroying same, and our store was filled with smoke and chemi- A
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5 cats ana some water, ixone or me siock, nowever, was purneq. inuring me past rew 5
weeks we have made satisfactory adjustment with the insurance company- and are
throwing the stock on the market at astonishingly low prices. Attend this sale-r-come
i prepared for the biggest bargains of the year. Sale starts. Friday
Pillow Cases,
Sale . . . .
23c
Standard quality Pillow' Cases,
made Of good quality muslin.
42x3S inches. Fine for wear.
luring . the Fire Sale, 23
72x90 Mohawk
Sheets
1
39
This well known Sheet, made of
fine quality muslin, 72xiK. No
dressing. During the f OA
big Fire Sale, each O ImOiJ
Hope Muslin
On Sale .
131c
Hope Muslin, the standard qual
ity, full yard wide, no dressing,
heavy quality. Offered in 5 yard
lengths; only during the 1
big Fire Sale at, yard IvjC
50c Pillow
Tubing .
39c
tXwisrhts Anchor linen finish Pil
low Tubingr. the best made. 42 in.
wide, launders and wears per
fectly. 3 and 24 yd- rem nh
cants. Fire ale price, yd. 07C
Duro-Belle
Hair Nets. .
10c
Pouble mesb. Cap Hair - Nets,
Best for wear. All shades. Dur
ing " the big Fire , Sale n g
only, S for 25S or each 1UC
land film exchange,' while on Friday
they will appear before tho Portland
Realty board. A. meeting is to-be held
tenight in, the -Failing , school. ' The
Lenta Business Men's club has-postponed
its bridge meeting at the Arleia
branch library- until Wednesday, night
of next week. It'will be addressed by
R. W. Wright, United States engineer,
and local mem A. G. Johnson-, former
assistant commissioner of public works,
spoke before the Chamber of Commerce
and : the Automotive' :; association
Wednesday, and the bridge project as
a means to better traffic conditions for
all of Portland, was stressed.
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IIJ B BCIPES-Iced Spiced Coffee
i.
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U. i- BRAKDENSTETN &. CO.
SAN FRANCISCO
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DAMAGED BY
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Domestics at Eire Sale Prices
Sold In Remnant Lengths Only
Heavy Pongee Silk on Sale 89c
Pongee silk, heavy weight, fine qual
ity, full 33 inches wide, 12-momme;
a wonderful .quality for waists, shirts,
curtains. Sold in 3, 4 and 5 -yard
lengths only. During the QQ
Fire Sale. . . . . ; . OOC
"i Outing Flannel Sale 10c "
-lice quality Outing Flannel, in fancy
istripe, light patterns 27 inches wide.
Sold in 5 to 12-yard lengths. "I ffc
During the FireiSaleK yard. . . 1UL
, 36 In; Percales Only 12lc
bood: quality percales, full 36 inches
wide. " Fine assortment Hyht -stripes,
dots and figures. Sold in A, S and 6
jrard lengths only- - Ol
vara 1 . . , . .... ... . . .....
L9c White Outing FW1 12Vsc
Splendid quaTity pare vhite "Viking",!
uung rtannet, tun z-mcn, neavy
weight; a dandy bfy. Sold in - OJLf
and 1 0-yard rIengths yard -a-- V;
23 Irregulars' Are
. Killed! in Battles
Dublin, Oct. 5.-4(1 N. S.)--Twenty
three Republican irregulars have, been
killed in battle with Free State troops
at Killerglen, it i was reported E from
that district today. ; The Free-" Stat
commandant for Killerglen was among
the dead. Irregulars are blowing: up
the bridges around Drogheda. i
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Spiders In New! Guinea weave, webs
strong enough 'for the natives to use
as fishing nets, -j .
Crispy bacon
Delicious fresh eggs
All that's needed is a
steaming hot cup of
v MS'Beoflee 1
to make this a breakfast
. supreme.
via. add the sugar tnd chiS. H ''u'ii 4i ' .
ttlc crushed ice. i top with i B - flr, 1 "
ia particulviy good vith littl jg jI- jf J JT ' J I - j ; :
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I 39c Fine Jap Crepe on Sale!
Wonderful cellars- Jan Crepe- fne
.quality. For dresses, kimonos blouses,
and aprons. Every pretty shade in this
most -wanted material. Sold in 1An
remnant lengths only, yard.
25c Pretty Ginghams Only!
"RED SEAL" and "AFC" standard qual
ity Gingham, full 27, inches wide;! won
derful patterns, iaievery pretty color,
also plain. Sold in3 to 6-yard
length's, . Fire 1 Sale price, yard J.OL
37c White Daisy Flannel 1 24c
36-lnch "DAISY flanel, standarjd the
"world over.. Fine heavy ruality pure
white. Sold in 3 and 4-yard Oyi
lenrths only. Fire Sale price.; yd. Mtc v
$1.25 Oregon Flannel 49e
Fine 'heavy Oregonij Wool-FlanBfc
good 1 old staiiaDy -red, khaki. 4 navy,
grey splendid for. shirts and middies
at an unheard f price; ' Dur- DA'
ing Fire Sale jyardtOitfy.. ;
Ladies!
Choose and be stylishly shod
at
v$iow
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To meet the demand for good
Shoes at a low price we've gone
the limit this fall in assembling
a wonderful line of Women's
$10 Shoes. The beauty of their
styles, coupled with their real
quality, justify the wonderful
volume of business we are doing
on them.
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171
Third St.
Between Morrison
and Yamhill
morning, Oct. 6, 9 A. M.
Turkish Bath
Towels Only. ,
15c
Turkish Bath Towels.. Soft,
thick grade, 18x36, pure white
bleached. Supply your- needs
during the big Fire Sale, gf
only, each... luC
19c
40c Bath
Towels . .
25
Turkish Bath Towels, large else,
19x38, soft, thick and thirsty,
pure white. During the J C
big Fire Sale only...... awC
X7U
16c
75c Colored
Towels . . . .
38c
Fancy colored Towels; large site,
good quality, many pretty pat
terns, some soiled. All on O O
sale at. each OOC
Thompson .
Corsets. . . ." .
98c
Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor
eta, the well known brand.
Many models to choose from. Alt
in -one big lot are offered Q Q
during the Fire Sale, pair IOC
Thompson
':MA7
the
Corsets
A lot of Thompson's Glove
ting Corsets in white and pink.
Numerous models ia the - lot.
Choice during the big 41 AT
Fire Sale. at only, pa. O XAr 4
The best
school
shoe that
money
can buy
We cannot
Knight Shoe Go.
MORRISON STREET NEAR BROADWAY
Men Wear at
. Men's Dress Shirts 98c
A dandy lot of Men's Dress Shirts in a wide variety of ve pretty
patterns, fine materials, and colorings to suit all tastes nost'sil sires
in the lot shirts that loot well and wearjwett at a decided QQ,
underpricinf. Fire Sale price v ...... Li i . iV ioC
35c Boston
Garters . . .
15 c
Boston Garters, the old stand-by.'
All colors in the; lot. Supply your'
needs at the Fire Sale i (J
price IOC
50c President
35c
Suspenders . .
President Suspenders, best qual
ity, this famous make. Always
60c Durinff the big Fire Off
Sale only, pair.......... OOC
4
a
$1.50 B.j V. D.
Underwear . .
98c
4
Famous B. V. D. Union Suits
greatly underpriced. All sices in
the lot. Go on sale dur- QQ
ing the Fire Sale, suit... OC
40c Men's Wool
Socks .. ... . .- .
25c
Men's Fine Wool and Cashmere
Socks, all sixes, in the lot. Get a
winter s supply during
f.25c
tne ire sale at, pair.
Fireman and
Engineer Socks
10c
c
A sock bargain. ' These well
known .Socks, at an unheard-of
price, nma Drown ana . black.
aii - sizes. fire sale
1 10c
price, pair only. .
$2 Men's : $41 .39
Flannel Gowns IL
Sturdy Men's Flannel Gowns., A
standard make, heavy , grade.
All sises, cut full long, -wi4e.
rire sjaie
price
$1.39
Arrow Collars .
2 for . . . . .
25c
New styles In Arrow Collars,
both stiff and . soft. All sixes.
A oecided bargain dur
-. 2Se
ing. Fire Sale. 2 for,
Men's Blue
Coveralls. .
52.39
Fit.
"Husky" heavy . blue denim
coveralls, cut lull in all sisea.
A "bear" for wear. Fire Sale
a us tjaio
$29
price only,
suit .........
repeat thai ioo often.
for we have, our own definite,
standards and are justly proixd
of our School Shoes.
Sizes iiy2 to 2 $5.00 i
Downstairs
Extra Special Sale
Of Women's High and Low
Shoes
$4.85 $4.85 .$4.85
Fire Salt
ernces
50c Wide and Qffj
Double Garters UvL
Famous brands wide and double
makes Men's Garters. All .colors.
Supply your needs at Fire Q (J
Sale price, only............. OOC
$1,00 Black 1 ;
Sateen Shirts.
65c
Men's Jieaty black Sateen
Shirts, cut full, in all sizes.
Fire Sale Price, , SBS
2 for 1.25, each.... DOC
$1.50 Men's -fl fl ff
Union SuiU j) JL JLD
Men's heavy gray Union Suits;
a superior underwear. All sizes.
Regularly JL60. Only - during
the Fire- Sale - ? S 1 1 0
Men's
Work Shirts
50c
Men's Blue and Gray Chambray
Work Shirts at a very low price.
Cut full, long and wide. - In ail
sizes, , both blue and
50c
gray.- Fire Sale price.
$1.50 Cut Sflk
Ties i . . . . i
75c
Handsome Cut Silk Ties In a
wide assortment of latest colors,
latest thing in neckwear for
men. ; Fire Sale price -- 'TIS
only OC
Men's Knit Ties
Only . ....i.
Swell ' Knit Ties, every ' pretty
color In various designs. Dur-i
t' au vasuua UCBiftUOt' JU' Ui
the"lg- fire sale Cf
; choice .only. . ...... OUC
ing
your
Men's Eress 1 f
SockS ' '4 : V
17c
Men's Dress Socks, made of nice
cotton ? in navy, , black, brown,
gray; All sizes in the lot. Pur-;
ing -the Fire Sale. STii'
a pairs ;50,: pairi Jl AX 4C,
Flannel '
Shirts
32.69
Men's i Jreavy FTanner Shirts,
khaki color. A strong, well made
shirt for lasting wear.' AH-sises
in the lot. uring- f gn
the big Fire Sale only 007
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