The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 06, 1922, Page 15, Image 15

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    FRIDAY,' OCTOBE& 6, 1922.
mn oiiegon daily jotj knal, Portland, Oregon.
FOR
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ill
INGREASES
IAPU
WHOn
GO
If
TOWHS DROPPED
' Olytnpia.' TVth.. Oct. a. Proposed
increases in telephone rates approxi
mate II i per ent. filed recently by
the Peci0e Telephone A Telegraph
company, and the Horn Telephone
Telegraph company of Spokane, were
cancelled ! a cities of the state ex
cept Seattle Tacoma and Spokane, according-
to a notice received today by
the department of public works from
James T. Shaw of San Francisco, rep
resenting the telephone company.
: At the satna time the telephone com
panies filed a toll rata schedule which
conforms with tha pre-war long-distance
ratea of the companies as de
manded by the department in ita sus
pension order .10 days ago. These toll
rates will not become effective but will
be used by the department Jn its in
vestigation of all telephone rates
.started last j January,
Thes deportment Interpreted the ac
, tiomof the companies in canceling the
exchange rates as recognition of " the
principles in I tha recent suspension or
der.' which precluded the possibility of
the proposed! sweeping Increases. The
- department has been assured by of
: ficlala of that company "that no further
Increases will be, filed In these cities
where the higher ratea have now. been
canceled -.j . :
Man,Killing Home
Wrecker1 Is Freedr
I Of Murder Charge
Clarltston. .Wish-, Oct . Oscar H.
Mock, who a week ago shot and killed
- Clarence Wmu, whileP the latter was
in 'Mock's home, arid who was charged
with murder; In the first degree,' was
discharged from custody Thursday In
Justice court here. Evidence was in
troduced to show that Wyman. for al
most two iears. had been try in- to
break up Mock's -home at Culdesac,
Id.ho,,&d here.
. t$"ynjan, Vhen : he entered tha home,
placed; a package containing a re
volver son a dresser; and Mock secured
this and killed the Intruder.
Whi the court's decision was an
nounced, the crowd In the courtroom
cheered wildly and gathered around
Mock to congratulate him.
to members of tha citizens committee
who have organized the recall move
ment, Charges against Sharp set
forth In the petition are that ha ob
structs the business of the -county and
is v extravagant in ; his personal ex
penses. The petitions would place in
nomination Hans M. Petersen of, the
north fork of the Blu&lew. -
Looks Out. Window,
Falls 20 Feet to
Walk; Hip Broken
' William X Winter, foreman at the
Multnomah Photo Supply; company, Xe
131' Broadway, - fell to the sidewalk
from the second story .window in ths
Pantasectheatrs building- at S o'clock
Thursday : afternoon,, suKerfnf severe
Injuries to his hips, probably including
a fracture.; ; ; Wiater ia at the Derr
sanitarium. He leaned out of a
window to inspect a Job of window
washing;, witnesses stated, when he lost
his balance and. felL Many late shop
pers .crowding the vicinity at that time
off day witnessed the accident. .
Misa Emma BUatou, No. 429 Co
lumbia street,'' teacher at the Couch
school, suffered a dislocated shoulder
Thursday when she fell en a freshly
varnished floor. She waa taken to the
Good Samaritan hospital. ,
. Harry Holllnrsworth. Ko. MS Mult
nomah street. Buffered laoerationa-and
braises- on his arms Tuesday when he
waukie street and Cora, avenue by an
automobile driven by Mrs. Martha
Corenbecker. Mllwaukie, Or He was
treated at St. Vincents hospiULr . I. -
Crab. Meed Salad
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Now an all year rotnxT
dish. 'Fine xxnb meat
may be had in tins. Use
' plenty of eerj :iukl J
capers and season your " 1
dressing well with.
SAUCE
THt OfiKUNAl. WOACESTgRSHiRE
Will Reargue Case
Involving , Rights
Of Alien's Widow
- . j 'i; . ' r. .J,; ' ' : ' -K-Olympi.
CTasfc:,: Oct. S-Ths Ques
tion of whether the widow of an alien
who waa killed, in r extra .hasardooa
employment to the state during She
World war should be awarded the pen
sion allowed her , by the state but
which waa held op during the period
'I EXCELLENT '
COFFEE !
3Lbs.$l
Roasted Each Day ;
Ground svud Cfeaff
Removed
. CASTLE
COFFEE CO.
LIBERTY' MARKET
j Fifth sad Tsmhill
F, A. GRIDLBT, Prop, y
of the war, or whether H should revert
to the alien property 1 custodian, will
be argued again before Judge Cuah
mta in tha federal court in Tacoma
next Monday, John Z unbar, assistant
attorney general, who brought the case
before in court, will reargue the case,
t Suit Vaa Instituted apalnat the de
partment of labor and Industrie and
Director Edward Clifford- and XL &
Gill, supervisor of industrial insurance,
by Thomas W. Miller alien property
custodian. -.Judge Cushman held that
the alien custodian could not sua the
state but could- sue the head of ths
department and dismissed the stats as
defendant, reassigning I the case for
hearing with Director Clifford and Su
pervisor Gill as the defendants. .
Delayed pensions amounting to ISO,
000 are involved In the suit.
'BBiaBaseasSBaassB
LIQUOR CHABGES TAIL
Med ford. Oct. Otio Boy produced
a sufficient alibi in federal court when
tried on three Indictments charging il
licit manufacture of intoxicants on his
ranch at Bly. ; The jutry waa out 15
minutes. ! I
EBEEMTS
. , Quality Stores
267 Yamhill St. 1 1752 Sandy Bv
bet. 3d k 4U I Near 69th St.
Main 8236 I ; Tabor 1078
Sat and Hon. Specials
Recall of County
Commissioner Asked
" Kugene. Oct.-?r-PetItiona for the ret-all
of County Commissioner Emmett
Sharp have- been printed and -will -be
put in circulation at once, .according:
Groceries; Specif
f l ,111 TR SPF.rTAT,' oiTsmo r ceowh, ihk' mas
-Liy UXV OrjUKslAlJ . GOOD FAMIIiT XOtTB, M-lb. k. S
APPLE SPECIAL
BOXN
SPY, PES BOX...
GBAVBSTEIH PER BX.
CRACKERS
SVi'IiB. BOX SODA CBAX...SO?
BX, GRAHAM CRAX T5
2 lh. OlJiGEK SNAPS, balk, 25Y
SPECIALS ON TABLE SYRUPS
LIBERTY BKLIi CANE AND MAPLE STBFP, He. IS TIW ...
LIBERTY BF.LIi CANE AND MAPLE gfKCP No. ft TIN- ....
LIBERTY BELL CANE AND MAPLE SYBTJP, So. Stt TIN .
TEA GARDEN SYRUP, SUGAR AND CORWk 4-OALLON TIK
TEA GARDEN SYRUP, SUGAR AND CORN, -GALLOX TIN
TEA GARDEN fcYKUP, SUGAR AND CORN, V4-GALLON TIN
WE DELIVER. OBDERS OF S3 ' OK OVER BAST SIDEt
BEST ROLLED OATS. lba balk
POTATO! $PEClALr )
il POUNDS ..S.,. ....... ...254
10 POUNDS ....l.......lT45
e pounds TfSi
SPAGHETTI or MACARONI,
peaads . .....t Z5c
PURE MOU5TAIN HOSEI
Is Plats, Quarts aad H-Gallon Jars
...454
WEDNKSDAY AND FRIDAY! BAST SIDEt
MONDAY.
XVERY DAY a
ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOVEN
Main Store, 191.18 Id 8t Con Tayler Braaek, 1SS $i. Cor. Yamhill
Mala 1S8S . -
SUGAR Best pur.e ' ff00
Cane, io lbs. . . ...... I
LUX 5 packages
for V
47c
RINSO- L a i e Jpk Aa
24c Small, ! 3 for.. . AUt
SOAP Crystal White,
5 bars I....
OLYMPIC FLOUR ti-f QQ
A9-W. sack ...;.!!. tDXeOU
3 cans 29c Federal, off
Scans (limit 3).L.... eaat
JEANS Small White, Red Mex.,
Pink orfBayos, 3 ids.'
23c Llmas, 3 lbs..
29c
CR1SCO 9 lb. $i.8S, aHg
6 lb. $1.27. 3 lb.
MATCHES Good qual- Of
ity 5 boxes ..U... ek
3HR1MPS Roya4 j Club,
3 cans
I' 43c
PINEAPPLE Ubby's ylA
grated, 2s 3 for ... rtUK
TOILET PAPER--Large ylQ
RoUs, for . . .'i . . . . ItOC
WESSON or MAZOLA Vt gaL
93c quirt 49c ? O17
pint ......... J. . . . Ml t
COFFEE .Golden
West, 3 lbs
S1.10
BUTTER Clackamas, ff "
Toll $1.00 poikad .. U-LC
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JL-a economy in the, HtcKen is not lost siKt ot;
especially where it can be effected together I
such perfect baking results as are realized when
AH t
DT
The Economy DXURHS PtBlUBEQ
is used. It is umversally accepted by tKe Ameri
can housewife a beis& tbe purest, roost dependaUe md
Economical bating powder xaannfactwed. . -
And wbo can dispute tKe superiority of Calumet
wHen it is known tKsf cm third of all thsj baking jxrwdex -aold
and tued earrics the Caluraat label?
It is made in tKe largest and most completely -eiuppt
d baking powder factories in existence.
Dont hope-rdon't fcneas don't withH-nse: Calwnat end 1
foiow that your ba&s will "tram out" jxtst riht. ,
The sales of Cclass-t are 2 H toes as much
E3 uczi oi cay cizsr c?rzir, powcer.
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A Set composed of THKEE handy size ; Ilf etime '
Aluminum Oven Pans, which can be nested tightly and
occupy the space of one pan in the kitchen closet Sizes
one and two or two and three form a jiffy combination
for roasting, leaving one pan free for baking.-
j 0R BAklNa
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No. 1 Oven Pan
Capacity a trifle per 3 qU.
j
No. 2 i)ven Pan
Capacity one half pint over 2 zts
No. 3 Oven Pan
' Capacity one- Half pint under 2 qts.
Two sizes of ROASTING PANS with snug fitting covers
may; be made by the simple act of putting two pans, to
gether. These; utensils are stamped with the original
"lifetime" trade mark, insuring that they are made of
hard, thick, pure aluminum, the kind which retains
shape longest, j J
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FOR ROASTING
, Combination A -u
is made by usingvNo; 1 as roasting pah
and No. 2 as cover, f Suitable for seven
pound roast. No. 3 is free for-baking
or other use. ; -
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Combination B
Is made by using No. 2 as roasting
and No. 3 as cover. Suitable for four
pound roast. Nol is free for baking
aV swl'T tlA ' I - ' .
Convenient, to "put away" and handy in use, the i
"IMttlme ROAST and BAKE SET places five different
utensils in the kitchen at. the - astonishing price of
$1.60. To buy the five individual utensils would co3t
much more. Best of all, this is ;
"Lifetime Aluminum
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Guaranteed for the lifetime of the purchaser
Get YOUR Set Today from any of the following
Lifetime Aluciinuia Ware Dealers:
I MEIER & FRANK CO.
Xaward Fa ra Iter Co. C. I. Snocsfeldt rearlnas Bros.
Fifth saa Oak St. St WlUlaaia At 84-8 Gras4 Are.
Tas rwrarda Vara. Ex. Ksaaara Aaaats
, S3 JUUIaraworU An, 4Jt Williams Are.
W. M. GrceaitU
tl Cslos At.
Albert Xarsltsre Co. B. . Davla ! Biagalow Oraearr
; H Albert SU ta Ats. S. E. Hit aa Bait Llaeola
A8TOBIA KBWBXKG ST. BXLX7S
X. 3Tlas raralture Co. XarUa-rrtaee Co. JU Haless Ksrtwar C
CAM AS tLhXSXKK '.:
CaMat Mereaatne Co. Bsarwood Clark
TOBZST GBOTB SXLTS&T07T -
BcaaaU Hardware Co. J, B. Laades A sob.
WOOHBTJBK i
J. B.,Iaadoa A Sea
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IN the plump" kernels of.
wheat and bariey, INaturo :
places the elements which :
food for health and energy, f
These nutntious grains reach
their -highest development of
flavor and food value when
scientifically , converted I into
crisp, delicious Grape-Nuts. :
Tho; 20hour bakini process
h and makes Grape-Nuts food
, which digests easily and as-;
unuaica rcaauy.
Sold by grocers
everywhere 1
There is no other food
U like Grape-Nuts!
l Try a dish of appetizing
or
or
nour
ishing, convenient, economical .
a wonderfully sustaining and
satisfying food for these; fino
' Jt Grape-Nuts with cream i
i4 4 A ' , fiood rich milk for breakfast
VT: . ' lunch. It is completely nqu
days.
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Every Live Grocer
-1- sssaH
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clad to supply you Ufj '1
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witn pure, Wholesome tT
yaruaiioq tmiK qe it tt -
cause ' he knows, you
will be pleased, and
satisfied customers
make good business.
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"There's a Reason": ; , v '
for GmpeMmtiB
Made y PettdinCercal Compan, Io., Battle Crsak, Mictu ;
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you.want waffles
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some morning! v
: . Tiimbling right along
with your; waffle appetite
comes the thought of
what a bother to make".
: Not a bit of it-witli
Alb Flapjack Foun It
makes wonderful wiaf flee,
too. Try it. V
Grocers recommend :
AWers Flapjack' If lot:
ALB ERS BROS. MILLING CO.
Paciifc Coast Millers J