The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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ADMIRERS PAY
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" Chicago, Nov. 81. "Wjliila the entire
city taoumed Monday the death of
Fjrank Bacon, create? of t4ghtttin Bill
Jones."' and hundreds of member of
,th theatrical profession here prepared
to pay hema to the actor at funeral
services Wednesday, & flood of tele
' (rams poured In from all the world
conveying ssTnpathy to Mrs. Bacon.
'More than' 500 uch. feleirrams rere
. received 'durlnsr the day. it-was learned,
and practically fvny person connected
with .the theatre In Chicago, is well
as thousands of people who saw Baron
In ' "Lightnln here have sent mes
sages. Judge Kenesaw M. Landis win de
liver a short eulogy at the funeral
services in ths Blackstone theatre,
where Bacon played his last perform
ance on Wednesday morning The
services will be simple, and witl be
held under the ritual f the Christian
Science church. ;
Although the service will be public
indications were that the crowd seek
ing admission would be so great as to
make it necessary to distribute tickets,
theatrical folk being given the first
privileges.
. A committee composed of Krnest
True. Ralph Morgan and Berton
Churchill, now playing in productions
here, is cooperating with a committee
from the 'ajghtnto, . cast -In arrang
. Ing details for tho service. ,
' Mrs. Bessie -Allen and Woyd Bacon,
daughter and son of the dead actor,
will attend the service ; with their
mother.
Fres40 iWould;Have
Portland F i r e man
Departmental-Head
Fresno, CaU'waata as Its new, fire
chief Jamas : Dillane, ; battalion chief
of the Portland fire department. -The
position has been urged upon him for
his acceptance, but ha has not yel de
termined whether he ' will ' accept. . If
Ji does, It probably -will be . under . an
arrangement whereby he may obtain a
leave of absence from the Portland fire
department, so that' he nay eventually
return to the service here after he has
completed. the- reorganisation of the
Fresno fire department, .
DiHane at - present to1 at - Barvlew.
Wash., for a , short, vacation. " He may
return today and give his decision on
th matter." , ' ...........
He is a native of Californis-. having
been born Id San Francisco., but came
to Portland when a boy and has served
in the Portland: fire department for
nearly 25 years, much of the time in
charge of engine company -No. I. He
has been a battalion chief forT five
years. ; ,
JCVGE PHEX,PS MOTHEBIBIES
The DaEaes. Nov.' 81. Mrs. 'Catherine
Phelps'ptoneer resident of The Dalles,
and motherof Circuit Judge Phelps of
Pendleton, who died in California, witl
be ; buried . here Wednesday. She. left
here more than 20 years 'ago. . The
body. Is expected Wednesday.,
Error
Annie MacSwiney,
Sister of Mary,
Faints From Hunger
Dublin. Nov. 21. I. N. a) Annie
MacSwiney, who went on hunger strike
at the gates of Mount Joy prison five
days ago in protest against the im
prisonment of her sister. Mary, col
lapsed today, broken by starvation and
exposure. She fell in her tracks.
Friends made a bed for her near the
jail gate and covered her with rugs.
She had complained of great pains
In her head, which, she said, were get
ting worse and worse. Friendly women
with tender hands bound her head with
bandages which they moistened with
water.
Inside the prison Mary MacSwiney,
weak from 17 -days of self-imposed
starvation, tossed upon a hospital cot.
Rivalry Keen for
Official Residence
Of Oregon Bishop
"-' Pendleton. Nov. 21. Evidence of the
rivalry between cities of the Eastern
Oregon -missionary district of .the
Protectant .Episcopal, church for the
honor of Being,! the official residence
Of Bishop , WiQam $ Paul Remington,
ttswiy Installed seen here Mon-fay''-iK"Jan
offers from-; four members
of the; JDpiscopa.1 church, at Baker, who
stated that $16,00a wa being raised
there -with which to build a new home
for.' the-i bishop if he would decide to
resid there.
Penoifetou haa made no overtures of
such broad character, nor have The
Dalles, ;?Hood River, or La Grande,
other contestants. - Bishop Paddock
made his home in The Dalles, at the
western boundary of his territory.
Pendleton- is centrally located -and
hopes are high here that Bishop Rem
ington , will see the advantages of
Pendleton-and choose it -for his home.
He hae not announced any. decision."
Deschutes to Vote
On Project Bonds
Bend. Npv. 21. Issuance of $40,000 in
bonds by (the Snow Creek 1 Irrigation
district will, be. voted on at an elec
tion set: for December 23.' Enlarging
and rebuilding parts of the system, in
cluding repairs nd, additions to the
dam to increase the' water supply are
planned. ,
IN. a Sunday advertisement the
statement appeared that "All
Sales were for Cash." . The ad
vertisement was prepared in great
haste and the statement' was an
error, which. in the hurry, to-do
many- things at once,' was overlooked.-
The F. Friedlander
Company does not expect " All
Cash." On the contrary,"" it Is
willing and eager to open "Charge
Accounts" for all those -who de
sire its convenience. and. who
are, of course, responsible. And,
what is of importance to" over
strained Christmas pocketbooks,
the store will enter ail Jewelry
bought in November on the Jan
uary bills. , Those, wJo desire to
give gifts that last and which
can be handed down to coming
generations will see that this Is' a
double convenience. The Sale
prices -.need not r be . missed for
lack of immediate funds. Adv.
p( .:by.the j)J
wAxlNonibysQJJ
Ridgefteld. Wash.. Nov. 21. Lyman
S. Frink. 73, died suddenly Monday at
Msr home here. He lived in Portland
from 1890 to 1900.
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Regular Stock at First Price Reductions This .Season
What Great Good News What a Significant Announcement Lipman, Wolfe Fashions at Heavy Reductions
;,; ! ; : r and the Selling Now," Before Thanksgiving, While the Season-Really Is at Its Height ; .
Every Garment New This Season
Five Windows on
Fifth Street Displaying
Garments in the" Sale
. Five Windows on .
Fifth Street Displaying
Garments in the Sale ;
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lfc,:pi3i " A Perfectly to Be - 1S???.13V,CI V f icXV '
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-eArer coat of the character and 'quality high
standards of this stores-all priced far, far below regular. TKree out-
standing groups at $23, $43 and $63. ; - .
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Every Dress Is from Our Regular Stock Every Dress
New This Season Silk and Wool Dresses y
-Dresses for afternoon, for street and for evening wearr-all of fash
ionable, silk and wool fabrics, all in the styles that mark them as" finer
quality. Wonderful dresses, reduced tomorro w for the first time.
.The three chief groups $23, $43 and $63. ' y
1 1 G Suits Reduced
Group No. il; 75 Tailored Suits $43
Group'No. 2i-35:Taaored Suits $63
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NeV Suits JLvery One Bought This SeasonAll Are from
LipmanV Woljf e's Regular r'St6ck" All Gfreatly . Reduced
i Plain' anHFur-Trimmeil;Styles -2 Marvelous Groups -
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Grbup No. 1 iv00 Silk Blouses at $5
Group No; 2 Fo'rsythe Blouses $3.95
Blouses from Our Regular Stocks Every One'hJew Every One
r Notably ReduceOverblouses, Jacquettes and F oraythe"
Dimity- Blouses Two GrouDs at Two . Redi irrl Prir. vci
800 Silk Petticoats and
Bloomers Reduced 3 Groups
$2.95 $3.95 $50
Silk jersey and radium $nkblcwrhersb!tticts
' the petticoats in straightline and flounced styles
all from regular stock and all greatly reduced
300 Sweaters Reduced
100 Woor Slip-On Sweaters Now Are Reduced to $2.95
- 100 Slip-On and Tuxedo Sweaters Reduced to $5.00
100 Mannish Golf Jackets of Wool Reduced to $6.95
$2.95 $5.00 $6195-
Tks Sal ea tke Tklra Floor Tomorrow
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HIS STORE USES NO COMPARATiVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE,
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