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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, :;ove: :zzh 21, 112: OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ronTLAND, CulEGON. TOWN TOPICS COUCCO EV7CTTS ' Xartlrvert Potato Growers' show, Spokane, KOTmbr 20-25. " ... y " Orecoa Association of County Jv&gm SB4 CommuumiOT, Portland. ; Deeembvr 12 to 14. Stat. Teachers' tuorUuoa rr''f. Port land, December 26 to SO. - .Jfortbwest Aocitioji Slierifla 4 Po lice, Portland, January IS t 20. Ores: on fitaU - Christiaa Endeavor euaw tUrnc, Ahlanrt, April X to 22; In. ladles. pzu w x aav . . LEATHER - FORECAST Portland and Vicinity Toniht and Wad nesdaj, rain! winds becoming southeasterly. ncon Tomcat and Wednesday ran mtat portion, ciowdy east portion; aodmi aonth eaaterty cal. cm th. coast. - Washington Toniaht rain . west portion. rknuij . portion ; Wednesday rain; , atron ?Mouterur sais an Uu coast. . WE1THEB COITBITIOXS Low mmun oreraila ill .Alaska and North western Brituh Columbus, off the New Eng land coast, and In parts oc Cauionu ana an sona. Tbe ,muMr of tfe. eooatrjr ia coh ered bj great nich pressor, ana. tb center of which ia in Eastern Washington. Except at a 'ew places ia 'Alaska, Brituh Colombia. W ald ington, wyotain and Ainwacntuetts. taa weatn r haa rereanjod fair. 1 be weather ia- ranch milder in . Western Canada and in parts of Montana and New Mexlro, and ia amen, colder in Louisiana and the North Atlantic States. Freesmc temperature reacnea - south ward to Oklahoma and Tennessee. ' -:-: - ' , '' Southeast atorm wamkigs wera ordered at 7 :S0 a. nu at all Oregon and Washington coast stations.. - Relative humidity at Portland ; Koon Tes ter, per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday,, S per cent: o a. m. today, no per cent. Precipitation since January 1: Total. 28.81 inches; normal, S5.7 incbea; de ficiency, inches. - EDWAM) U WELLS. OBSERVATIONS .-':. IfllFU statioks ; , 1 5? r r r . Baker. Or. .......... Boston, Mass, ....... 'Buffalo. N. 'T. - Calgary. Alberta' ..... Chicago 111. Denver, Colo.'' ....... Iea Moini, Iowa . . . . . Itodg. City, Kan. .... . Ragle, Alaska Fresno, CaL ......... (lalTeiton. Texas ... . . . Ham, Moat. Honolulu. T. H- ..... - Huron, ti. D. ........ Juneau, Alaska. ..... Kansas City, Mo. . . . . . I.os Aoeelea, CaL ..... Marnhfield, Or. Bedford, Or. . M empnid, Tenn. New Orleans, La. . . . . . New York, N. Y. . . . Nome, Alaska ...... North Head. Wash. ... North Platte, Neb. . . . . Oklahoma. City, Okla. .. Phoenix, Aria. ....... Pittsburg, Pa. ....... Pocatello, Idaho Portland. Or. ........ Prince Rupert, B. C ... Roeeburg, Or. Roswell. N. M. feacraraento, Cal. ..... St. Louts, Mo. . St Paul, Minn. Salt Lake City. Utah .. Kan Diego, Cal San Francisco, CaL ... Seattle, Wash. Sheridan, Wyo. Sitka, Alaska Spokane, Wash. Tanana, Alaska Tatoosb Island, Wash. Tonopah, Nee V aides. Alaska Vancourer, B C .... Walla Walla, Wash. . . . " Washington, D. C -" Williaton, N. D.' . Winnearucca, Ne. .... Yakima, Wash. J 44 48 40 44 8 40 8 B4 S 88 78: 82 44 40 e 60 46 60 68 6 J-10 63 42 64 7. 42 4? SO 62 66 60 44 60 46 60 62 48 38 46 86 48 48 26 46 88 64 88 60 88 r22 88 28 24 80 26 28 28 48 66 14 20 82 66 40 82 50 88 44 24 82 40 S2 24 41 44 48 86 42 82 28 84 48 48 40 20 80 44 24 84 84 40 24 20 83 'Afternoon report of preceding day. .40 0 0 A 0 0 .04 0 0 0 .04 0 .84 0 o 0 0 o o o o o o 0 0 o o .50 o o o 0 0 0 0 o o .01 .14 0 .04 0 0 .12 O .01 o 0 0 0 Colmmbfa, Stages Portlanij-Multno-mah Falls-Hood Rlver-The Dalles Oivi eion Ijeave Portland Stagr Terminal. Park and Yamhill street, 9 :30 a. m., 11 :30 a. m., 2 ;S0 m., 4:45 p. m. dally to Hood Kiver, and 6 :S0 p. m. dally to , Multnomah Falla, except Saturday. Sundays and boUdaya, 11:15 p. m. Sat urday a, Sunday and holiday to Mult- ! nomah Fall. lave Multnomah Fall for Portland 11:15 a. nv, 1:15 p. nu. 4 :15 p. rn. and :80 p. m. dally. Direct connection with all stages to and from The DaUe. "Main 8B11. Adr. .Sneelal "Work TJrgwd Member of the Young- 'People Boclety. -which for merly met at St. Stephen pro cathedral, voted Sunday night In the Central library to encase In special Christmas -work. They decided to se cure the name of elrht needy fami lies. The Sunday before Christmas . they will also sing- Christmas carol in the wards at Good Samaritan nos- uitaL New officer of the society are President, Jack Clagborn : Trice presl dent Miss Irene Burke; secretary. Miss Claire Wilson; treasurer. George Havens. t . ,. Prtrtlnd-8alei Stag Iave Stag Terminal. ' Park and Yamhill, hourlx from 7:05 a. m. to 7 :05 rx m. and Oj car at 10 p. m. ay. baturaays, Sundays and holidays, 8:30 p.-m. and 10 p. T:05. 1:05, 11 ;05. 1:05, J.05 make direct connections for Eugene, Corrallis and Albany. Main 8611. Adv. C. B. Myer to Speak Charles S. Myers of Chicago, advertising- manager of Morris A Co., meat .packers, will Toe the speaker before the Portland Ad club Wedneseday noon, with Fred 8. Towns' as chairman of the day. There will be special music. Salem-Min City Stare Leaves Salem stage terminal , for Mill City : No. 1. 7:30 .m.; No. a. 10:8f a. m,; No. 5. 4 :30 p. m. Ho. 1 connect with east bound train at MU1 City. Jos, Ham man, Prop. 'Adv. Portland TQlaaioek Star XIae Stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets. 7:45 a. m. daily except Sunday. 12:30 and 3:30 p. -m.' Special -arrangement for flshlngr parties. Main 8611. Adv. Sir., America St. Helens .via Colum bia fiver; 2 :30 p. m.. dally ; 11 :S0 a. m.. Sunday. Alder dock. Main 8323. Adv. Better Artificial. Beatares are made by the plat specialist. Dr. E. C Ross man, ail Journal boll ding-. Adv. Ageat Too Offldeati Cases Dismissed- Assistant United States At torney Baldwin admitted Monday that federal prohibition agents and Crook county officials bad acted beyond their authority In - raiding; the farm of Lewis StancMft near Prinevniet. A a resultFederal Judge Bean dis missed a the complaint and ordered Stanclift ? released. Two stills in operation were .uncovered in the raid, but the raiding officers did not have proper search warrants. They, based their affidavits for the warrants oa "information and . belief, when the law require that they " must be based on: actual knowled. y ; ' . 3f aiiaes Wast -Trastpeteer An ac tive campaign for enlistment in the United States marine corps of young men between the ag-e of. IT and Is to learn the drum and trumpet Is being waged all over "the country. There is at present ; a shortage of field musi cian n the corns. The men upon grad uation from , She fleldr musicians sxihools ; at Parrl Island and Mare Island will ; be v rated as trumpeters. Theso : mem wlH : be required to enlist for a period of foor; years and each, candidate will be required to have the sworn consent of parents or guardians. The minimum height for candidates 1 C4 Inches.; , .: -: $ VWaat? Bead CompleU A petition signed by 70 residents of St. Johns was received - Monday by the . county commissioners, urging Immediate com pletion of -the river road connecting with WUrSmette boulevard:." The road has .been graded and the petition now asks it be hard-surfaced. It is esti mated the cost will be $25,000. Sev eral -dozen petitions asking for ' the extension -of Greeley street .were re ceived. ' r 1 ' Te Address B.ee Biology ClabThe Reed college biology club will be ad dressed Wednesday "evnmg' by Dr. Joseph .A.Pettit,'a PorOand physician and surgeon and member of the fac ulty of. the .North, Pacific. Dental col lege, on the subject, "Normal and Ab normal , Tissue Growth." The lecture will be Illustrated bylantern slides and will be given at the home of . Dr. L. B. Griffin, professor of biology at Reed college.. ,- . .?. -. " ' . JTsw Baal BTith Clab A new club, to be called the B'nai B'rlth Junior Boys' club, composed of the members of the boys' gym class, i is in the process- of formation. The: purposes of the club will be literary, social and athletic All Junior boys who are members of the gym Class are eligible. The membership committee consists of Morris JUevoff. chairman;. Melvin Blank, M. Goldschmidt. N. Levoff, F. Director and I Goldschmidt - Extend Thanks i Jaraes Phillips, whose wife was killed by an automo bile at 16th and Kearney streets No vember 11. departed with his wife's body and bis two young sons for Dav enport, Iowa, last . Saturday, leaving his hearty thanks wttn the people wno assisted him in his. trouble. He par ticularly mentioned Dora Fulton, Edna Stelr, Hazel Shipe, Elsie Howard, Mrs. La Price Brown and Mr.' Simmons. Paintings StolenThe second theft of oil paintings to be reported to the police, within a week occurred some time Sunday night when four coeuy canvasses were stolen, from the home of N. M. McDanlel, No. 1663 water street- V. The burglar found the key. hiden carefully on the rear porch, and entered through a rear door. Portlamd-Astoria Seaside TMvtsIoa Leave Portland Stage Terminal, Park and Yacihill treeta, 7 -.30 a. in, 10:00 a. to., 12 noon. 4'.15 p. m. and 12 :30 a. m. daflv. Direct connections at As toria for . Seaside and Clatsop beach i points. "Leave Astoria for Portland 7 a. ra, 10 a. m, 13 noon, 3:30' p. m., 6 :30 d. m. For further information. Columbia, Stages. Main 8elL Adv. To Imprisei Womn at Leeds, Mo. United States Attorney Lester w, Humphreys and United State Maxsnai C. R. Hotchklss have been advised by the attorney general that the place of canflnemeitt for women federal prison ers from this district will nereaxter De at the woman's reformatory at Leeds, Mo., instead of the state reformatory at Shako pee, Minn. Cola n tola Stage Portland - St. Helen local. Leave Portland Stage Terminal. Park and Yamhill streets, 10 a. m. for St. Helens and 6:15 p. m. dally and 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sun days and holidays to St. Helens only. Leaving St. Helens 7 :8ft a. m. and 1 :30 p. m. dally, 8:1 5 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. For information phone Columbia Stages. Main 8611. Adv. Baagalow Wanted House and lot In trade, balance cash.- T-185, Journal. Adv. - . Junior areaorah . Meets Th Junior Menorah held It initial meeting of the fall season last Saturday evening at i the B'nai B rith building,: The club consists of a. group of high school boys ' banded together primarily Tor intellec tual purposes.- The officers are as foi J tows : f President, Elias Llchtgarn ; vice 'president, David Greenberg; secretary, - Samuel White ; . treasurer, i Edward . Brownstein. Jacob Weinstem, presi dent of the Senior Menorab, and L II t BlumenthaL executive director , of the B'nai B'rlth, addressed the meeting, and will act as an advisory board to the club. The club expects to bAVe speaker address it on subjects pertain ing ' to, sociology, literature and econ omics and to follow ta' address with discussion by the membera. ' 1 Wm BIseass Prophets The Old Testament Prophets' is the topic of Dr. W. T. MeElveen's Thursday eve ning lecture at 8 o'clock at the First Congregational church, The prophetic guilds to the time of Elijah, prophecy and' clairvoyance, the difference be tween prophets and priests-and Apoca. lyptists, the different features of the better civilisation they heralded, a comparison of Hebrew prophet and Greek philosophers, are a few. of the sub-topics that he win dlacuss4 v - Baal BTtth Paper Grows Th Rambler,!- B'nai "B'rith'B paper, jumped in size this Issue. The .staff; Editor-in-chief, Edward A.. Bachman ; . asso ciate editor, Sam Gold ; business man ager. ' - A. r E. Rosenberg ; s advertising manager,' Ben Goldstein;; drcnla- Hon manager, Abe Davis ; exchanges. Caiman T. Charack ; contributors : Sonla Wilier. Bessie Meaner, ' Jack Davis, Jack Colton, A. Frederick Vld goff, Samuel Greenberg, ikH- Blu-' menthal and Edward A. Bachman. , Mrs. L. J. Jaeobi CosTaleseeat Mrs. L. J. Jacobs is convalescent in her home at the Elbridge apartments from a long illness at St. Vincents hospital resulting from mistaking poison-tablets for headache tablets. Her com pleje recovery is now anticipated, -f Bitter Steles A case of butter, con taining .30; pounds of the product, was stolen from the Crystal Ice- and Stor age company at . No. 427 ' East Main street before midnight Monday. ; " Llqsor ' Ordered Eetnrsed Failure of federal prohlbiton . agents to com ply with ail the provisions of the. "act they . are -; enforcing caused, dismissal of another, liquor case- Monday in the federal, court, Nick A. Zorach of Asi torla convinced the court : that: the agents who raided bis place last: sum mer had unlawfully entered his place two. days before the raid in an effort to gather evidence... - On, the . strength of a search warrant sworn out two days ' after the investigation., the agents' seized a stilL. mash, beer, wine and whiskey. Judge Bean ordered alt the . property returned to the defend ant, - . . - - Faces Second. Trial A second at tempt to s convict Anselmo Brunicardl of ; violating the - Mann act will be made in ' the federal court,- it was announced today by Assistant United States Attorney Bynon, following vthe discovery of additional- evidence . not known when Brunicardl was first ar rested. The new course A wa decided upon after Ines ; Fernan'dex. - 18-y ear old Mexican girl. ' was "arrested Mon day afternoon, - as she was about: to return to her native land.' She; is held as a material witness. . - - , 4 ' Iasaraaee Mca to Talk -'E. E. Rhodes, vice president, "and Oliver Thurman, - superintendent - of .agencies of the Mutual -Benefit Life Insurance company of Newark N.. J-. will address a meeting of the Oregon Life Under writers association at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday noon. . -The two Eastern officials are making a tour of the ' Pacific coast in" the " interest of their company. .. .,-- - " A woman Is the patentee of a, metal rod that prevents lace curtains Cylng out of open wnkhnrt, '. 'The Store That Undersdls Because It SeUs for Gach" f Agents; for "the Dattcrick Pat terns nd Publications All th New Styles Now Showing-. V ' . " ' " . f i ( ' by tkc: ) ) Ml Ctuise to 16 Days $350 ALL EXPENSE Log Angeles, Hilo, Honolulu, San Francisco. DORSEY B. SMITH. Manager J ournal Travel Bureau 180 Broadway, Portlan, Oregon, Phono ATwater 1979. REDUCED PRICES HARD TIMES DesAMGE Broadway Hall BROADWAY AT MAIX " BILLY WEBB'S SYNCOPATERS Dr. N. C. Hampton is no longer associated with DR. F. a HART, Morgan Bldg. He is now located at 907 BROADWAY BLDG, Cor. Mor rison and Broadway.- 1 Uj( abythc.mjl i : i DR. C. L. HAYNES KYBSIGBT SPE CIAXIST "Glasses Taat Flf-Heae Better Prices Tery BaasoaaN OTXB BOBZBTS 'BBOTHZBS ' Third and Morrison Eyeglass comfbrf with style GONE axe the days of uncomfort-. able, annoying - glasses. After !; accuracy, comfort is the principal requisite of glasses at the Columbian Optical Co. ; ' STYLE is the last, but not the least consideration. We have nose glasses , or spectacles, in all shapes, sizes, styles and colors of mountings, that will harmonize with every type of . face and personality. We ha've cor rect glasses for every occasion for- , mal, business or sport. Finding a happy solution . of your eyeglass problems is the. keynote of our business The New Colonial Lens The Glass of Fashion 6olwrnMan Optical &o. stANSAS CfTV OMAHA tTJfBevVR-' DALLAS "SALT IAKK CITV StATTU : Store Opens at 9 Aw JL t Economy , IJ Mail Orders Receive Oar Best and Prompt Attention. Par cels Post Packages Prepaid. .Store Closes 5:30 P. M. ! I . For Wednesday Shoppers L:Wh&t ' Visit, ThisHelpful "Stores Timely underpriced offerings in merchandise trustworthy in quality, and correct in, styleFail to attend this sale and you'll miss many a worth while saving. For Wednesday We've Arranged a Sensational - " - Value Giving , $1.00 KidlGlove Sale Broken lines in two-clasp style in; famous makes regu ' Iarly sold to three times this price. ; . -' : Several hundred prudent women , who respond to this announcement are going to profit extraordinarily by se lectincr a crenerous . supply of kid gloves at Wednesday's sale' price. Included are all broken assortments in regular stock lines in famous makes. Two' button' clasp gloves with Paris point or embroidered- back sizes -5 to iy are in the assortment' in most of the-following colors black,V white, tan, gray. Come early for. first r selection pay only $1.00 a pair while any. remain. pkin Pre-Holiday Specials in Of ixnportance : to every housekeeper who would save a worth-while amount in replenishing their needs in Table Linens and Napkins Here are two of the many I special offerings now on sale. Bleached Damask at 59c Yard A splendid wearing- fjiH bleached Table Damask with a fine mercerized finish. Shown in neat designs and 64 inches wide. Damask Napkins at $1.95 Dozen Dainty Mercerized Damask Napkins. 22 inches wide. Shown in a variety of pretty designs and neatly hemmed ready to use. v .'- , TsPCOAlAV COMPOUNOCO FOR INFANTS or watuwcs saooucrs HON- N ARCOTrC '': tMOST RCUABLt MOST arreevrve pntcc -o ccmts PRCPA.REO BY V 1 KOCH CHEMICAL Cai 1 owtLawo,oi - $10.00 Free! as First Prize for the best answers why mothers should insist on Fen nel Honey for their, children's cougns and colds. ; " . Second Prize 5.00 Third Prize Baby Hairbrush Set Qeetttoa Way are srraps coatalniag wjs.wb. ew isiureai . . u. Qesttost-Way Is nmre Honey sac Teaael with otaer . aroaaatlea . so mc mere keaetlclal for caudxeal - Contest Closes Dec . 22 IJnItnomab Hotel Pharmacy lrop. Julian S.'Chybke. Ph. r. t" 45 Third SC at Multnomah ' ; Hotel Entrance ; To eater eeatest. ariag-" wrasser from rsetUe with year answer ;i -Hi. Perife attending real estate transactions ; The title fo real property may be defective for any . one of th& following reasons: 1 One of the deeds which appear in it may have been -forged. ' " -. .'-- i"..,,.,.; 2 Another may have been made by an attorney-in-fact whose power was fabricated. , 3iAnother may have been made 'under ar power : of, at- . itorney after the death of the principal, which renders . , it void. ' : - s ' -Anoihet may have been made by an incompetent . ' . person. ..... '- ..... . .. . 5 Another may have been made by a person of the same -: name , as the' owner, but- having no interest in thc property. ' g The entire title may depend upon a foreclosure sale in ? , : which all the parties required by law werenot joined' ; in the action. ',-' t - 1 7?There may hae been probate proceedings which-were ' not properly conducted. , . " , . ;f V ' S"-8001 owner on ay have conveyed the property: without f. bis wife's signature on "the deed. , ,. . ... ; i The surest and cheapest protection isya- - - TITLE INSURANCE POLICY. . ... , Phone, -write lor call for " 4 ; "7 . information and 'booklet. .-..' v Me Attend This Special Sale of V omen's and Young Women's Dresses at $20.00 Handsome - - - Charming Models in Poiret Twills epesrChoice Wednesday at. . . . This is one of the big of f erings of the season made possible through a very special purchase at a price concession of one-third the regular priced j Included are' the most fashionable styles in navy and black Poiret twill and Canton crepe dresses in all sizes, 16 to 44, Well made dresses which you will find charmingly attractive both-in style and underpricing. , ' t ' t v' t , and Canton 1 OFF Great Clean-Up Sale Wednesday Broken Lines Women's Slioes -$i.65 Pair Both high and low cut models with low or Cuban heel; In grades regularly sold to three times this -price (J Just 475 pairs to dispose of at this sale price, so. don't delay your Visit to our Basement-Shoe) Section if you would profit by this tiQusual underpricine; - of . ? strictly dependable Shoes. In order to dispose of all snort lines and broken assortment before the holidays, we make this great' sacrifice. Included are. both high and low cut shoes in black, brown and patent leathers in styles with low or: Cuban heel, and with flexible McKay sole. Most all sizes and widths are in the as sortment but not in each style. Not more than two- pairs to any one purchaser. While - any; remain, Wednesday, the price will be pair.............................. ... DXJt , GUABANTEED; Water Bottles Wednesday at $1.00 . 2-QUART SIZE The Miller make of guar anteed chocolate color Hot Water : Bottles in 2-quart size, One day- ?"f flfi only at . . . .i . 5 XU U, ASaleof "Icy-Hor Vacuum Bottles at $1.00 One Third Off Regular Price For the lunch kit or foroutingg one should have one of these Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles; ' Purchase at this sale at one-third less than regular price. They come in one-pint size in -green a metal ; case with fi- fif plated cap. ' One day only tDXeUU. 1 GUARANTEED- i Watches lr, Wednesday : at $1.00 MOTOR MAKE A pre-holiday sale of the famous . Motor Watches for boys a " guaranteed timepiece. One Q-f ff day only at... DXeUlr ; - Continued Wednesday With Renewed Lots Our Greatest Sale of Aprons s : And Popular Style House Frocks at 69c-at 98c-at $l.$9rat $1.95 " Actually. Below Manufacturers' Cost ! , : ? Included are the smartest styles in manufacturer's samples, factory close outs, together with all odds and ends and short lines from our regular stock. This is indeed a very unusual opportunity for you to purchase chic, service able House Frocks or Bungalow Aprons for personal wear at an out-of-the-ordinary saving. , , ' ' Many women win prudently purchase at this sale .for gift purposes later. Values such as these are seldom met with anywhere. , la the fYou have "selection from a ' splendid 2Q '- j assortment of styles, well made and . D7 Is - j neatly trimmed, real Amoskeag Ging Groap . tham Frocks and Bungalow Aprons in desirable patterns and colors. .Wonderful values. In the f Are to be found an extensive variety $159 j of styles, many of which are exclu : JL , j sively shown by us, both conservative Group -1 styles and novelties m all popular ma terials and trimmings high-grade Frocks at bargain price. z- In the 98c : Group Yon will find a full showing of popu lar styles in fancy Ginghams and standard quality Percales more than 60 different styles and colorings to select from, all at exceptional reductions. In the t We are snowing an unsurpassed gath Sf .95 Jerinjr of the most' elaborately trimmed .' JL ,1 styles in - all - desirable materials tmany of these fine Frocks have been finished by hand. ' Values run . to Group - made - and twice this price. All the special display' tables in our Underwear Section' will be devoted, to this special sale none will be exchanged and no phone orders will be filled. Come early when selection can best be made. i f i!