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DISABLED VETS
TO URGE BILL AS
.". STEP TO FARMS
v Washington, Nov f. (WASHINO
; TON BUREAU OS" THE JOURNAL.)
s Th rehabilitation committee of - the
diaabied American- veterans of the
World war -h announced that, it is
preparing to urge th enactment of a
land aetUement bill on tlia lines of a
measur Introduced " by Congressman
Knntson of Minnesota; which alms to.
establish a loan fund in the yeterana'
bureau to assist In the making" of farm
homes for men partly disabled, but fit
ted for, farming. '
. A ta.tement : Issued -by the commit
tee makes no reference directly to the
licN"ary-8mith reclamation plan, but
k takes a left-hand dig at It,, saying that
in several of the Eastern states -there
are opportunities -for reviving: farming
oa a better scale than in some of the
Western states where expensive irri
' gation, reclamation or .other develop-n-tents
would have to be undertaken to
make the land arable." It Is said
that In New Tork there are 10.000
. abandoned farms with habitable
dwellings, and in Michigan 19.000.
: The Knutson bill proivdes for loans
up to 75 per cent of appraised value of
, land, but not exceeding 92000, to dis
abled veterans desiring to take train-
. ing as farmers, or those who have
farming experience, or give other" sat
isfactory evidence of capacity to suc
ceed. The appropriation carried in the
tbiil Is J5.000.000.
5 It is suggested that the bill, if seri
ously taken up as a basis for legisla
tion, should include a larger appropri
ation and more liberal loans. Hear
. -trigs are to be asked soon after con
gress reconvenes, the veterans com
mittee says.
Journal Reports
Of Elections Are
Flashed in Air
PoUcelllab Two . a
More Accused'
Of Auto Thefts
; Progress of the count In elections all
ovr the country, as well as in Portland
and Oregon, were flashed to the people
Tuesday afternoon and night in three
major ways : By radio, by atereoptlcon
screen and by the issuance of extra edi
tions, That this three-fold service was
appreciated is attested by dosens of
.telephone calls from radio fans through
out the state and by the density of the
throngs that stood oa The Journal cor
ner watching the bulletins.
Returns from the East were broad
cast by radio from The Journal Btation
though the Hallock & Watson service
between 5 :30 and S o'clock ; between 9
and 9 :30 and between 11 and 11 :30.
The screen service began early In the
evening and In spite of the occasional
showers, the people stood patiently
until late reading the returns from all
over the country.
. Following the arrest Tuesday of for
mer .Motorcycle Patrolman Cecil Glad?
wyn, police took into custody two al
leged companions,. Forrest Bradley and.
Tom C. Abrams also on charges of
having stolen goods -in their possession.
This roundup, the police believe, clears
up one gang of automobile thieves.
According to Chief of Police Jenkins.
Gladwyn admitted , that he was con
nected with, the 'theft of , six cars, all
cf the same make. In the last year. Be
implicated the other two and ' caused
their arrest; the chief said.
Although It is generally .conceded by
attaches of the auto theft bureau that
each baa talked about the others and
admissions made by them will prove
a conviction, the three aeny acxuaiiy
stealing any machines.
Gladwyn insists that he purchased
the S2500 touring ear In his possession
for $506 from a "frlend. He says he
expects the arrest of the "friend" soon
The machine alleged to" have been
stolen by the former patrolman was
the property pf George Loewenaon. No.
74 Main street.; ' It was stolen Sep
tember 16. ! - ;, V
j Abrams was convicted once for auto
larceny, the police say. He served
term .of six months in 1921 and -wi
later paroled fori the alleged theft pf
five automobiles.' it is said.
I Bradley was a former mechanic In
the police station garage. He and
Abrams are said to be running liquor
from Canada.
PatroJmen Ferry, Abbott and Gould
fctphe are trying to locate the other cart
which Gladwyn says were stolen.
Drys Claim They ,
Have Substantial
1 Lead in Congress
Washington, Nov. $. (I. N. S--r-The
dry will have a substantial ma
inrittr in both the new senate and
KAaA Atmntfd to a .beer and wine
amendment, according to ;the claim of
the anti-salooh league -today. The
league conceded the loss of many votes
in the house, but estimatea tney win
cover a safe majority.
ifn anti-saloon league - claimed a
nin of five votes in the senate. The
dry loss in the house will pot be known
uiitil complete returns are in from 25
or 30 doubtful districts, where weis ap
pear to be leading by good majorities.
Bones Are, Thought
Kelic of Slaying
Salem. Nov. S.t What is believed by
iiToi fflfiala tw be the" evidence of a
.Ar mmmittMi vara asro waa un-
niai . ' - ---
covered yesterday when Jtuman bones
were uneartnea ny workmen excavat
ing on the T. G. Bligh property. The
An hih the bones were found was
occupied by the Kansas hotel 50 years
ago, but has more recently Deen occu
pied by a store building.
Nut Cream Roll a Delicious Confection r Special 39c lb. -Assorted Chews 33c lb. Slain Floor bc-sxr
Hi
Crowds Comin'
Jewelry Goin
Adjectives not always pro
claim the true value of
merchandise. But it would
take a whole volume of
Vyebster's to anywhere
near adequately describe
the wonderful assortment
of Jewelry we're moving
out in order to make room
for our remodeling pro
gram in 1923.
You'll see astounding val
ues the like of which
Portland has never seen. .
And if money is worth any
thing to you as well' as
time come today ; you'll
save both !
Now is the time to select
your Xmas Gifts
Across from Pittock Block
HENRICHSEN
386 WASHINGTON ST,
VERY SPECIAL ROOM RATES TO
PERMANENT, GUESTS
New Phikins Hotel
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR DESIR
ABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. A DANDY
RESTAURANT OPERATED IN CONNECTION
PRICES TO SUIT YOUR PURSE
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Let Our American Express Travel Bureau Help You Plan That Trip. This Is Free Service We Haye Provided for Custpmers-Travel Bureau, 2d Floor
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AtQlds, Wortman & King's
V ti f : TOMORROWS PROGRAM ! '
. Tfl :(KJ A-M., Rotunda, Mam Floor.
GRAND CHORUS.. Directum Mrs. Fred I OlabA
18:15 P. M. Tea Room Fourth Floor. -
! Direction Mrs. Fred L. Olson.
Vocal 8olo. 4 . .Miss Olga Ruff, Soprano
Vocal Solo. ..,,. .Mr. Ralph. Poulson Baritone
Violin Solo.... ........ Mi ks Ethel M. Hampton
Vocal Solo. i.iilss, Lillian Anderson
Mai j Sextet. . . . .1 1 ... . . . OWK Kroployea
Accompanists. ... i i ................. ..
......... ."ettie Leona Fey, Miss Olga Ruff
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RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
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Store Closed Saturday
I Armistice Day
-Plan' your shopping accordingly! Watch oar Ad Tertissmen ts for Special
Offerings throughout the various departments for ' Tomorrow and Friday.
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Coat Sale
$45
Garment Store
! 2d Floor
Second Floor Nothing to compare with them
in town at the ' price.: Bolivia, Arabella, Mon
terey, Normandy, Tweed and other high -class
materials. Sport and dressy models trimmed
with wolf and caracul collars. Sizes 2?f C
from 14 to 46, Phenomenal values atDtJ
Suits $39.98
Second Floor Smart, serviceable Suits for util
ity wear and many dressy models. Duvet de
Laine, Veldyne, Tricotine, Gerona and other
high-class materials- t Blouse, semi-blouse and
straightline effects wjth wide variation as to
trimmings. Brown, navy, gorrento, CJQQ QQ
black and novelty mixtures. Special DOa770
Sweaters $5
Second Floor Women'? and Misses' AH Wool
Sweaters in slip-on, Hxedo and other desirable
styles. Plain and fajicy weaves. Some have
braided sashes and are trimmed with brushed
wool. Jockey, navy, buff, gray, jade, orchid,
maroon, copen and black. Priced special at DO
New Baith Robes v
Women's Bath Robes of food quality "Beacon"
robing. Large selectioh of new patterns and
colors. All sizes. Specially, priced at $5.00
Extra size Bath Robes in the latest style with
patch pockets. Priced at $6.95 to $10.00
Have You: Seen the I
Wonderful Painting
on
"Ortst
Cattail
-now on exhibition on the Second Floor? Thi$i internationally famous
masterpiece is truly a great -.work of art tnd every man. woman an.d
child should see it without faiL Noted art critics have declared "Christ
on Calvary' to", be the most real and plausible-conception of the last
cry of agony imaginable - j
No Painting: in the World Has Ever Been
- Seen Land; Admired by so Many
People in so Short a'-Time
If has been exhibited! in; most of. the leading cities of Europe and
America and millions-have traveled long distances to gaze upon it. And
wherever . ft ' has been shown it has always created. profound Interest.
To escape from emotional! expression while looking it ' "Christ on
Calvary" is well nigh impossible. - j
This Noted Canvas Is Valued at $85,000
No Change for Admission
New Colored
Linens for
Towels j
Many customers have beep in
quiring for fast-color linens for
making of gift towels and we are
glad to announce the arrival of
this new shipment. We 1 also
show a splendid selection of band
kerchief and art linens. ; Now is
the time to supply holiday needs..
ppt- Main Floor
Toyland
Specials
"57 Gam Board" A fascinating
and amusing game for old and
young. 85 pieces in theiiset.
Regular 6.00 J3ame 2f Pf
Boards s p e c ial for OrtaUU
"Go!" Race Horse Game The
greatest of all race games, i En
joyable alike to old (PQ Cft
ind young. Reg: 15.00 DOaJU
4th Floor ! .
Shoe Sale!
$6.95
Main Floor Women's Pumps and
Oxfords. Tan and wine calfskin
oxfords with military xf flat heels
patent pumps with frott straps
patent i coltskin pumps with
medium heels and instep strap-
brown kid 2-strap .pumjs with
Cuban heel black kid laced ox
fords with'. low heels patent cut
out ; strap pumps -'patent 3
buckle 6xfords gray kid Span
ish tongue pumps patent colt
skin oxfords' with flat heels and
many other patterns. Q QfT
$9 to $ tl.50 values Ovl7'
Thanksgiving Sale of
H
ousewares
Gray Enameled
Roasters ;
Third Floor- Mottled gray,
seamless, with ' rounded cor
ners and tight-fitting cover.
Easy to clean. Size 9xl4Vi
inches. T h a nks- J" QQ
giving special p'rice 5X0
Round Roasters
i On Sale
Aluminum, 'convenient size
for roasts of all kinds. Can
also be used,, for many other
purposes. Special price QQf
for Thanksgiving sale vOC
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Aluminum Sauce
' Pan Sets
Third Floor You'll need a set
of these In preparing holiday
spreads. Of heavy quality
aluminum, in 3 "handy sizes.
Order your set at once. QQ
Thanksgiving Sale priceiOC
Sale of Castiron
Skillets
( i-
Third Floor Every housewife i
knows how handy a castiroh ;
skillet is about the kitchen. Me- j
dium size, highly polished QQ
inside. Specially priced OiC
Food Choppers
Reduced
Third Floor Famous Universal
make none better to be had!
A food chopper will save its cost
in a very shprt time. J" "t Q
Thanksgiving sale spM'wiaX
Aluminum Coffee
Percolators
Third Floor Popular size, with
welded spout and one-piece
aluminum inset, wood handle.
Don't fail to take advantage of
this special offering. Aluminum
Percolators priced AO
special
this sale
Thanksgiving Sale Dinner Sets
Our China Department offers unuaual savinjrs oa Dinner
Seta ui Bavarian f China, tfppttn China,- English and
American Serai-Porcelain Ware Cook to your needs.
Rose Garland 99 piece set, tor.2 persons. CMCI 7C
j j Thin Bavarian china pink border ? I J
Roseiia i-9 piece iset for 6 persons, Jhin Bavar- CJOyl ' QK
, ; - ian china, pink rose, 45 yalues, for, DituO
Sylvan1 -53 Pcci set, Bavarian china, decor-! CQO OA
! ated with Dresden rose buds, goldmine DOWaOU
Violei --48 piece Bavarian china, delicate vio- QOQ' OA
I Jet border decoration, f 40 'Values, at DwOU
Siegfried SS ptepe Bavarian china, gold CJQ Vf
. - I ; tf , edge and semi-conventional. J8 5 vais. vyUitO
j imi-lrxlam.Puin
IVIerCia -41 piece i set for-6 persons.; Conven Q" rj fffk
: 4 tionai and feold edge. Reg. 26 values DJL I DU
Ton a
convennonai
Sale of Griswold
Waffle Irons
Third Floor Make ..delicious,
crispy waffles. Easy to clean.
Easy to operate. Don't be
without a Griswold CO
Waffle Iron. Special DJ.Uw
Butcher Knives
Third Floor Extra quality
steel blade that will hold a
sharp, keen edge. Knives
of a well known make.
Specially priced for PA,
T h a nksgiving Sale JJ
Aluminum Tea
Kettles
Third Floor Panel style, with
high polish finish, quick heat
ing bottoms, self;filling spouts,
adjustable wood grip handles.
Popular 5 quart size. Special
for the Thanksgiv- r AQ
ing Sale price DeytQ
6 piece Sell for 6 persons. Gold trimmed,, (JJQ Art-
blue pattern. t5 values,- at 0a0
Gold StamD ---46 pieceNset for 6 persons. Gold Qtj QQ
t ii .--n stamp: decoration, - Reg. $i j values O I 70
Gold Band ;
Cups, Saucers
50c
Third Floor Thin import
ed china with neat gold
edge and gold on handle.
Neat shape. Thanks- CAL
giving sale price OUC
Table Glassware
Third Floor Water, goblets,
low footed sherbets, tall footed
fruit cocktails &nd grape juice
glasses. Decorated with neat
etched design. Slightly irregu
lar but the crystal is QC;
perfect. Priced special OOi
Thin Water Tumblers ISc
Another ILvl I, 300 NeW
" ' Great . - r ,:j Hats ,
Sale of
Hats
Values Up
to $25 ,
A
$5
Special Purchase Offering
You Canribt Afford to Miss ;
f ' C - tfarn ranrACanrttiva hit 11-1 ntfiA kiar ri!nmnf rt
hats 300 ot them ana we're going to gjve our customers another
great opportunity to buy .millinery Of quality at a ridiculously low
price. Five dollars takes any hat in the lot Many are splendid f 15,
$17.50 to $25 values. . Trimmed and tailored models in all the
newest styles and fabrics.- It's going to be a real old-fashioned
bargain sale you want to be here' early; while the assortment' ii best.
; 300 Hats on Sale at Special $5.00 ",'.
Millinery Salons
2d Floor
Millinery Salons
2d Floor
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OWKGoffee
29c"lb.
No deliveries except with
other grocey purchases. Our
OWK Imperial Roast Coffee is
equal to any 40c grade on the
market! Special, 3 lbs. OA.
for- 85c a . pound
TreoTea, Ceylon or
i or crri
uncolored Japan, lb., OU U
All tptce or
Corrr . Powder with one IOC
can ol
Pepper spe dal
Dependable.. f JT
for
500 Drapery Remnants
-, y rr- r-,: , ;:---, . . S' -l ? U ,'-. '.4 i- r-: r-"-Bargain
Circle,' Mam Floor Godd useful lengths for curtains, pil
lows, . scarfs,- bags, ' etc.-The; assortment inclules Cretonne's,
Madras. Nets, Lace Nets; and other desirable materials. .Half price.
Tahle Scarfs j .
Special lot of Table! Scarfs
and Pillqw Tops In -2" CQ
variety - of : patternsi &JLOU
-One lot
Scarfs in the sale
tale at S4.15
Window Shades
--Odd lots hand-made Wi ndow
Shades in sizes 13 to 36 inches
wide by Si to 6 feet long. Regu
lar values! up to J1.25. (IQ
Specially 1 p t i e e d at Ui7 U
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