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on:; go:; sittday joutjjau po jitl and, - sunda y iiohsisg, tsovtzuxzr c, 1922. TOO RSTS 111 1923 IS AIM OF ASSOCIATION Frank Branch Riley Lectures In cluded in 'Festival and Home : Reunion' Program Fixed. Tacoma. Jfov. 25. (17. . A mil lion tourists for "festival and home re union year." - That ' Is the goal of the Pacific Northwest Tourist association for 1923. adopted at the annual meeting at' the . Taeoroa Chamber of Commerce. ' Flans for increasing: the annual tourist travel from 700.000 to 1.000.000 were discussed. - -The association adopted a resolution supporting- a scientific forest policy, re ferring? particularly to protecting tim ber from fire, retaining; scenic resorts and aba tine the smoke nuisance during the summer. Another resolution pro viding for including; the lecture serv ice of Frank Branch Riley in the pub licity work for the coming: biennium. Next year will be" designated as "fes tival and home reunion year" and post ers advertising this fact will be dis tributed by the Tailroadsv Cooperation of aHcommunlUes in the Northwest holding festivals, will be sought in or der to provide a continuous series of entertainment for tourist. A. B. Howe of Taeoma was elected Joe president for the state - of Wash ington, His place on the board of di rectors was taken by P. H. Watt of Se attle. W, J. Hofmann of PorUand was .reelected president. : -i Emery Olmstead f Portland and K. H. Gale of Vancouver were reelected : vice presidents for Oregon and British Columbia, respectively. .. Secretary . Herbert Cuthberb an nounced that mix tons of booklets were distributed br the association in 1922. The Washington legislature will again be asked to appropriate (25.000 tor im coming blennum and the Oregon legis lator 'will be asked ' for an equal amount. The parliament of British Co lumbia will be asked for f 13,500, Proclamation Time . Holds Bergdoll Fate Kansas City, Kas;, Nov. 23. (I. K. S.) Release of - - Edwin Bergdoll. wealthy Philadelphia draft evader. mm v& -fori ml mnitentiarv at Leav- wivsrth. vKaa.. depends on whether Woodrow Wilson, while prewaent. is- auea a prociamauoa mvor uis cuuubuu setting; the penalty for army desertion at 18 month. It developed today when habeas corpus proceedings were Insti tuted by Bergdoll. ;1f Wilson Issued auch- a proclamation I ', will release Bergdoll.1 Judge Pollock said. "He has served more than 18 months already." Mrs. Sant Testifies 'Uri Subornation Case -"Spokane, Wash.. Nov. 25. Beatrice Sant. star witness for the state in v. nihoraillnii Af rir1nrv Rasa Uiu amfv. ....--... . . against 15 edfendants. completed her direct - examination-" under Special vnvumuir W. S. Pulton today. Through 'stipulation of counsel it was agreed that W. H. Plummer and Frank Graves, principal - examining, attorneys for the defendants, should postpone cross-examination of Mrs. Sant untH Monday morning. " Boy Accidentally . Shoots Himself Sutherlln, Nov. 25. While hunting near the home of his parents today, Leon Gleasqn, 17, accidentally shot himself In he head with a $0-30 rifle. The bullet tore away the left side of his face, destroying the eye, and lodged In the boy's head. He was given first aid rby a local doctor and rushed to a Boseburg hospital. His condition Is -considered serious. Iwo Students Are Burned to Death 1 . Winnipeg, Nov. 25. (TJ. P.) Two. students. Lawrence Degree and Wil liam X. Taylor, were burned to death today when the famous Jesuit col lege at St. Boniface waa destroyed by fire. The property loss is estimated a $350,000. r. OTEL STOCK SOLD ' CentraUa. Wash Nov. 25. At the dally luncheon held Tuesday by the salesmen who are dlsposiog of $200,000 worth of stock for Centralla's new Community hotel. It was announced that the grand total Is 1142.900. Transfer 150; Men. .From Vancouver to The Presidio, Cal. - Vancouver. Wash-, Nov. 2i An order has been received at Vancouver barracks transferring. 150 enlisted men and, noncommissioned officers from the Seventh Infantry here to the 20th Infantry at the Presidio, Ean Fran- cisoo. The order was made public to day by i Colonel T; M, Anderson. In command of the Seventh Infantry. The transfer 1 for the purpose of filling vacancies In the 30th Infantry and will create, a number of vacancies in the Seventh Infantry here, which will make necessary an intensive recruiting cam paign In Portland, Colonel Anderson said. ' - ; "Our band, wH make regular trips across the river to aid In the recruiting drive.", he said. - "We have met with excellent results In- the campaign and it will continue for some, time, for we are not only to fill vacancies in our own organization but we -are: recruiting for service in: the Philippines and other Stations." J , - . . .: -. The date for transferring the men has not been fixed. The order cails xor we names ana reooras oi , er geants, 14 corporals, 38 privates of the first class and 85 privates. Contempt Gases : Are Dismissedin Court at Spokane Spokane; Wash., Nov. 25. Sustaining a demurrer -filed .a week agor' Superior -Judge W. 'A. Huneke today dismissed charges of contempt of court .against W. H. Cowles, a publisher ; George W. uodds, . Lie wis Yeager. Prosecutor : W. C Meyer 1 and "Deputy .Prosecutor C. E. Collier-.ifr;;':;--?. ; "i r - - ' The charges t were filed two-. weeks ago by Lester P.' Edge, attorney and one of 15 defendants on trial on subor nation of perjury charges, who alleged that Cow lea,. Dodds and, e Yager had Joined In a campaign of newspaper propaganda 'to' injure the defendants in the subornation case. Zane Grey Sues for Alleged Film Rights . Lea Angeles,- Nov, 25. (IT." P.) Charging that motion picture producers were cheating him out . of his lawful share of movie rights to his nov els. Zne Grey, popular fiction writer, today filed suit for an accounting against Benjamin B. Hampton and E. F. Warner, who were to produce the films. IGifts - i . That Last" Are Best 1 - Diamonds Are Ideal Set in White Gold and Platinum Exceptional. Buys Here in RINGS AT $25, $39.50, $50, $75, $100 and Up WRIST WATCHES In White, Green and Yel low Gold at $15, $22.50, $25, $33 and Up to $75 Big Stock of I GENTS' WATCHES at lowest prices obtainable WALDEMAR CHAINS BROOCHES UMBRELLAS SILYERWARE CUT GLASS r NOVELTIES or. vtjW- o nav.mioi JEmErr07TJClANSS5Wvrca Rental Prices 1 Gnat Im Half I W&Save You Money Examinations Free Prices You Can Easily Pay Gold Crowns-. ..... .$4.50 Bridgework, per a... wjuuu .JH.au , I Painless Extractions SI. DO i Porcelain Fiffinirs. Silver FilUngs 31.00 Plates Guaranteed to Fit, as low as . ..... . ..S9.00 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Out of town patients can arrange tohaTe work completed in on day ; JUiU W. EEBXS, JIGS. .'Oppositex- : Roberts 'Bros . 'Store ' " ' . 1 65 Vt THIRD STRKT7T BET. MORRISON AND YAMHILL STS. : PHONE MIN 5464 Reli able Dentists Open : Sundays 7 9 to 12. A. M. - . . - i see Also our full page advertisement, last page society section Special Shoppers Lunch served In the Basement from 11 to 5.30 daily.' Appetizing menu, popular prices and quick service. flSHADLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHOD". v; Custpm Drapery Work Let our experts fignre with yoa on. that piece of work yon have in ' mind. . Sutees Hons "and estimates are ' cheerfully given. Drapery Department, on the Third Floor. Agency - f or , Educator Shoes Store Announcing a Gigantic Special Purchase Sale -fl H flv H TTT T L - . 9 . jlaww vv omen s Quality An Underselling Sensation That Will Crowd the1 Basement Store Be Here Early for Best Selections 3 WONDERFUL, GROUPS T 495 Coats in this gro9j.. Splen did serviceable styles Jor utility wer. Made froni all-wool fabrics that defy wintry blasts. Large selec tion of models -mostly in the styl ish belted effects with convertible collars. On sale in J1 0 fTft Basement at, special tDXaW.DU Astonishing values at the price. Nothing in the city to compare with ' them under $25.00! Of heavy wool materials in various good colors. At-, tractive styles Ta both I loose and belted effects. Some have fur col lars. sizes. Basement sale Practically all Ct C ETA .-About 200 Coats, in this group. Variety enough to satisfy every taste t High class Coats made up in Normandy, Velour, Bolivia and other .desirable materials. You must see. "these splendid Coats'to appreciate their quality and attractiveness. On special sale in the COI CA Basement at low price PrxtJU The- Coat ale of A Year! ii. t xr fj-i ..-ore. ju-on -Our entire Main Aisle in the Basement Store, will be utilized for selling space during this Phenomenal Sale. This is made necessary on account of the great quantity of garmentsand also in order that customers may have more room in which tamake selections. That this Coat Sale will establish a new record for value-giving is a foregone conclusion. Cornel Come prepared to buy! It's the one Big Coat Sale of the year! COME I 20 Extra : Salespeople to Serve You Underp rice See Windows Of .Saler; v Coats w ii" mm ji . -w ii : reai-.jDasemenic' CIAL -V, ' And 4' Other EXTRA SPECIAL- Women's Skirts 98 Clean-Up Sale of odd lines Women's Dress Skirts. Small sizes only in this lot, but the values are most remarkable, a few in novelty sport plaids, but mostly in navy serge. If you wear a small Skirt, - here's . your CO QQ chance to pick up a snap. Special 00 Basement ; XTRA SPE Bath Robes; Better take advantage of this sale and not only supply yoar own needs but also buy for gift giving. Warm, comfortable Bath Robes made from the famous Beacon material. Vari ety of patterns and colors. Sizes 36 QC flrt to 44.. Women's Batn Rdbes priced OtJ.Ul Basement EXTRA SPECIAL- Women's Waists Odd lines high-grade- Waists that were for merly marked to sell at several times the above price. Only a few of a style, v Made up to Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine in a large selection . of light and dark: colors. Q" QQ Not all sizes. -Extraordinary values at IX0 Basement . - ies- EXTRA SPECIAL- Dressing Sacques 39 : A very special offering for Monday and Tues day. Women's Dressing Sacques made from wide wale corduroy, silk lined. Others of elder, down and heavy-robing material, trjmmed with satin. All sizes from 16 up to 44. QT QQ Offered during this sale at, special 0-0 i7 .Basement. SOCIAL BASOIENT OFFERINGS OF HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR; BLANKETS, .SILKS, DRESS GOODS, ETC., ETC.