TUt OREGON! DAILY: JOURNAL,' FOHTLAKP, ORLGON.
DEVA FARRAR IS:
COiilBUTOR TO
.BirneyJ;(5ars Telescope at" Curve
-in un i -. . - , 'I-.,-.-. ," "' I. "I. I ' ,-
SYMPHONY FUND
.7Jwraaai atir at Symphony soci
ety headquarters Thoraday-when word
.am- tbat Geraldine Farrar had signed
ui as a, tnmbr and sent beV -checK
for'fhe annual dues of $10 x :-'.,.
A a-ood apbrt, said somebody. ... ,
. -r"Do yon realise that you now belong
So 4he same society as Geraldine Far
rar T asked another worker of a new
uscrtber. -v
"Of course she is. from the East
, and knows that a city can't be a real
tity without a symphony orchestra,"
-waa. a third observation, "It 'shows
that our campaign U worth while when
ft can claim the Attention of a prima.
jlnna on the day she is to sins;.'"
'- Miss Farrar'a. pledge card will be
treasured in the records ,f the socl
; tly; together with that of Edward J3ek,
. he Philadelphia publicist who sent his
greetings to" the Portland Symphony
orchestra recently In the form of
suited card and cheek for 110.
.The drive managers hope the ex
& triple of Miss Farrar and Bok in
Jhecomine- -members of the society will
' -be i emulated by many Portlatnders.
' The; society was organized to help fi
nance tha orchestra and the $10 con
tribution are used to help defray the
Annual deficit which has hitherto been
nev by few eltiaena. The thousand
memberships , desired would create a
; ieded fund of f 10.000. and' distribute
f He- financial burden more evnenly.
Jlemberships may be applied for on
the following coupon :
THK STMPHOXT SOCIETY OF
PORTLAND, ORKOON.
' The undersigned hereby joins in
the organisation of the Symphony
.Society of Portland, Oregon, and
agrees to pay annual dues of J 10.
Membership and tit, obligation to
y dyes shall be subject to term
inatioa bytwritten notice ta'the sec
retary tt the eocieiy on 't before.
June 1 in any year; ; , .
Dated .. ....;..:il2..
Name . i ....... ... . . . . . . . : .'
Address T,
Telephone
Mail this coupon to the Symphony
Society of Portland, Oregon, in care
of Sherman-Clay St Co.
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Wreckage of pepot-3IorHso street cars at 19th and GUsap, where eastbound troUer akidded ;orer autunut
leaves innrjln to nesotiate torn Thursday a fie noon. . j ,
FAIR CARAVAN DRIVE
OU VALLEY LAUNCHED
. (Geetweed .Proa r Aae)
Riley; Mr. and - Mrs. George Green
field and Mr. and Mrs. Fred I Smith ;
Harry Hale and party; W. O.i Stoner,
H. H. Harwood, Fred German, two
members of Exposition Quartet. A. C
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rowan,
Whitfield. Whitcomb Co.. G. R.s Harper
and party; Allen T. Clarke, Tons-Lon-.
ard : Tom Compte and, wife i' TSO-
Bird, Exposition. Quartet ; J. P, Par
ker, Arthur Carlson Portland Gas &
jC'oke Co., J. Earl Jones and party ; K.
A. Sinclair and pary A. J. Sherill-and
party; W. W. Clr .and party; A. R.
Ritter, Harry Beckwith. Harvey Wells,
John Msriels; j. o. Adorns and part';
ijohn Brown,' H, X. St.. Clair of Oresh
am; service car r Official photographer,
ti, K. Sandaraorr and party.
.. Another. oaratan, will leave the city
next Friday jrnorning on a similar trip
My Astoria. Seaside ,nd way points;
to advertise 'the exposition.
The first organized -move In behalf of
the 193? exposition as made Thurs
day at a meeting of chairmen of com
mittees that will carry on the cam
paign to insure the success of the ex
liosition measures at the . November
election, ....
The opinioa waa xpresBed that
special efforts should be directed to
the country districts and that jt anouia
be made clear that the purpose of the
exposition is to stimulate the devel
opmejit of tha efatire state- Mayor
Baker emphasised-this in his talk -ta
the chairmen wheiv he told them -of
the plight" of the farmers and? business
men ; of eo.-pe of tne-country secUona.;
A prograni alops theee lines - will be
present at a meeting Monday -when;
details, for ,the campaign will bar syfe-
mitted. ' ( .
' M05K0E8 HAVE -SOW
Oregon City, Oct. IS. Mr. and Mrs.
John M. "Monroe" ofFoftiand are-Tre
eeiving congratulations on the birth
e a son t Oregon City bospitai Tues-
day. - - , - .. :
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m i Mm , li?eaF. East!:
More tnan one huncJre(yr5 ago $e followers of Mohammed in the Mediterraihean
Were forced to lower their' Crescent iri defeat before th Amtrioan flair r tnfl
flag afloat in Smyrna is reported to be thfc same Star and Stripes, while the fjfiest de
stroyers in the United States navy have crossed the Atlaiitic-to join other American ships
near the scene of the Turkish victories. ' - , t,; , -. V-.,.. : '.v.
xWhat the United States will do is a question which looms Iarjp on Hhree continents.
In Asia Minor there is joy that America will give food and shelter; in Europe there is hope
that America will join the conference which will finally set$e tM status dlThr'aee and
the Straits; in the United States the corresp ondents say that-the government is impressed
by the great surge of anti-Turkish feeling among its citizens, : v :
A "hands-off policy has jbeen officially announced with .'a - statement of the jgidminis
trations approval of the allied desire to keep the Straits free and the-little' peoples pro
tected. Poes this go far enough to suit the American people,- ' j
The leading article in THE LITEBARY DIGEST this week; October 14, give expres
sion to public opinion of every shade in answer to that question- and shows what the
government might dp, and perhaps what it will do. The article Is illustrated with sev
eral halftones and cartoons. !
; v WHEN YOU FEEL BLUE
arid deed a good hearty laugh to revive your sagging spirits, gtep into theatre shovvln '
FROM THE PRESS Th .UmJuntA oa the Screen
YotiII get five.minutes of chuckles and laugha and in all probability a rood dramatic program
besides. "Fun From the Press" is produceti by The Literary Digest and distributed. by -V. W
Hodkinson Corp. - . .
Other Important News-articles in' the
The ThreoMile Rum Limit
Navies That Won't Scrap
To Halt "Coal Bootleggers"
The Herrin Massacre Indictments
Tightening the Entente at the
Dardanelles
Allied DebU and Onr Tariff
Why American Isolation Must End
FingeiPrinting the World : : -:
Where French Department Stpresf i
Lead the World
"Battling SM" . as a Dark: Cloud on
- , the Horizon . -
4 'Digest this Week (Ocfoher ; J 4) are:
"014 Doctor K D K F" V S . : , ,
How to Construct a Loop Aerial
Sovlot Art in All its Glory
The Passing of Stage Scenery . ;
Europe Prodding Islam Into a
rloly War f f
The Church of Russia.
Why the Turks Massacre 7r
Turkay, Joan of Arq,f T ?'V 5
The Sort of Man Muitafa:KemaI U
Who Ja the Greatest TJaf efell Pitcher?
Topic of the Day : . ,
Many InttTf "tinf illustration, In? fading Cartoons
Get-October 14th Nuraber, on SaJe, To-day At AU. News-dealers 10 Cents;
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" ifLiit .Oai"i ' ' 'The safes reports just received from all stores : QmCiI
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The sales reports just received from all stores
show that every Regal Store in every city in
the country, from New York to San Francisco,
more tiiah doubled the sales of last year for
the mohth of September, . j
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yhen the price of leather dropped this Spring
I dropped the price of all Regal Shoes to $6.80,
and immediately announced the return to our
old Platform, "One Profit, One Quality, and
One Price.' . F -
This Fall tffc cost of leather has increased, but
the volume of business in all Regal stores has
v increased so mu"ch faster that we can afford to
maintain our Quality, and maintain our Price:
And the Reason is 100 increase in Sales
and $W0,000 saved in Expense.
Concentrating the entire production of our
factory on One Quality and One Price, cuts
.down the : factory, expense by increasing prq-f "
Ruction and reducing factory inventories, vnfe
i SelUnail shoes in our stores at On6 Price, cuts
; idownjtrie Selling Expense, and makes it pos
ible tocarry a greater variety of styles with a
l Bmallef stock, because our salesmen dont have
p v to show you the same style in different grades
i at higher prices.
. Saving rnore in our Factory, ' selling orc in -
- pur Stores, and sharing meavinga; by giving
greater value for less money, i the reason why
Jthe Regal Chain of Stores from Coast to Coast
is showing the greatest increase in the shoe
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