RUSTIC HOTEL AT
DIAMOND W IS
VELLUIiDERVAY
.-' Construction ot a rustic C hotel at
Diamond lake, 20 miles north of Crater
lake,, is weft under way, according to
announcement ot Walter ;.lve, former
ly of the local J bureau of planting-.
United Stales forfest" servlee. iwwtf sta-
tipned at Roseburg as forest examiner
of the Umpqua forest. Xeve Is a -vuf-Itor
-ita Portland on two weeks' leaTev
' .The new hotel which: is ot peeled
Jogs, 40 by 100 feet, will have tent ac-
commodations and cottages to attract
vlsitprs to the naw reserve next sum
mer, The lake will be easily accea
slble by motor over the new road and
last year was visited bji more than 400
persons. It Is -located In an unusuaUy
seenlc spot Tiear -th summit ; of the
. Cascade range at an srievatlon of $200
feet There Is excellent fishing. '-,
The forest service has - set aside a
f strip three- miles' -long-for cartp
grounds and there are 25 summer home
aitea available, most of,. the permits for
'. which have already been applied for.
- There 'arVaiBOf a draen3;bat on the
lake which may. be rented io fisher-r
: men. ' This road which lead t romH
. ; Crater lake will be completed this sum
mar as far as Crescent lake, making
aav exceptionally interesting tour.
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School Bids to Be
- Delayed for Plans
:f- For Ventilation
Bids for the erection of the ' new
Chapman school will not be called . for
until the architect's plans Include a
heating and ventilating system; that is
satisfactory to X. A. Keller, the hoard's
heating and ventilating expert.' This
than another week.. ... -v-? ,-' 1 -
" Director George B. Thomas Jat,4he
board meeting last night,, attempted to
get the "board to accept-the ' present
plans ot the architect, Newton C.
Gauntt,.and. let the heating and venti
lating provisions - be ! entered " later".
Gauntt said, he was willing to make
any changes Keller suggested. .
V'1- Chairman Shull, supported toys a. ma-.
; Jority of the board, objected- to 'this
: "slipshod.'? method, ; however, : and de
clined to approve the plans until they
were mada. 'right." 4 . -;' n"
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Bufldings Denied
Proposals for the erection of new
buildings for the Multnomah county
fair were frowned npoh as opposed to
the policy of economy recommended
at the meeting of the board of direct-
- ors Monday ' afternoon.. - The former
members of the board were reelected
for .the ensuing year, their number
- including H. A. Lewis, Sam Howitt,
Theodore Brugger, frank Heine and
.Torn Kruder. A second meeting is
planned for the near future by board
members at which time, a- president,
vlre president, secretary and treasurer
, wil be elected; and the books df Ahe
fair association will beiexamlnedPlans
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Rumrunner in Speed
Boat: Is ShotfDown
By Revenue Craft
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BeatUe. Dec. a; (U.'P.i In" spite of
the heroic efforts of his father, W. G.
Thompson, to save his life by submit
ting tp a blood transfusion operation.
H. W." Thompson,' whowaa shot down
last night' in -a whiskey battle on the
Sound, was at the point ot death today
at a hospital. , s -J
Meanwhile .Thompson's two com
panions, i R. J. Thompson, a brother,
and Oscar Taylor, are in the city Jail
and federal authorities .are holding
their speed boat with, a -contraband
cargo of 60 oaes of . whiskey and a
barrel of bottled Canadian beer. ' -
.The boat was captured by the'-revenue-'matter
Areata, following a pro
longed engagement ft which scores of
shots were fired, off Point No Point.
The Areata ; spied ;-the speed boat
about 8 p. in. and ordered the latter
to stop Imt, it .to alleged. th ram run
ners opened fire with, rifles, -Thomp
son' was struck by a shot from the
Areata and fell with a bullet through
the abdomen. This -disheartened his
brother, who brought the boat, to a
haltT Papers found on the vessel in
dicated that she and her crew . came
from Seattle. . .
Woman5 Pal Betrays
Slayer, Who Then
Implicates Others
Chicago, Dec. 5. I. N. S. Betrayed
into the " .s of Ihe police by a wo
man, . Morris Bogolowski, 23, today
made a cor. lete confession, according
to Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes,
that he and three other men now under
arrest v reir-ansic-le for the mur
der of "Handsome". Joe Lanus, wealthy
automobile dealer. -
Lanus was shot and killed-during a
holdup - when' one of the; four bandits
called upon him to '"throw up his
hands, "Bogolowski declared.
- The . murder occurred 10 days ago
in Lanus' salesroom.
" The woman who "squawked" Is Julia
Harnett, 25,- alleged sweetheart of "Wil
liam Cramer, one of the four princi
pals -In the slaying.
Bogolowski accused Lawrence Hef-
fernan, 2S, of firing the two shots
which killed Lanus. He said Lamia
shot William Cramer, 12. another .of
the gang. In the arm when Hef fernan
and Cramer ordered - the -automobile
man -to throw up hts bands.'; . .
Merchant fErince
- IsTeeling Better
j -3.
Philadelphia, Dec. S. (C.: P.V-lmi
pravement . la : the condition of .John
Wanamaker. 84. merchant, who ' has
been ill at hiahome here with a severe
cold; was, reported by his . physicians
today. "- "
uentraita, w aaa, iecr &i fme Piorth
ern Pacific railway, beginning Decern
ber IT,- will run two trips daily be
tween Oiympia and Centraiia. accord
ing to announcement. The trains will
make direct : connections e here ; with
trains to- Portland and South Bend. ,
AT YOUR ( Service!
every- minute : of ? every day
and night an experienced staff
that strives individually and -collectively
for your . comfort !
and convenience ! ; -. .
Manager
cussed.
5 of Gypsey Family
Are Killed by Train
Oklahoma aty, Okl Dec. ' B. (I.
N. S.) -Four - persons who sustained
Injuries last 'night when a Guthrie
iaterurbaB crashed Into a Fbrd - tour
ing car. resulting in the death of
five gypsies, r.were in i the hospital
recovering- from' , slight injuries this
morning. The force of the crash was
so, great that the car .was torn up
and the interurhas car-derailed. Pete
Tanko. a gypsy, was decapitated. The
rest of the party were members of
Ua family.
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SAMUEL MeFAKLAHD
Centralis, Wash, - Dec 5. Samuel
McFarland, , 70. a. resident of Hanna
ford valley for 13 years, died here Sun'
day. Two children. " Mra- '-Pranlt Ipe
of Centraiia and R. J. McBarland of
Hannaford valleyi survive r - -
V mbs.' 6 H- ctrmmroHAM '
Albany.- Dec. ,8.- Mrs-; G. H. Cuh
rUngham. 78, t resident of Albany for
three years, ' died - at her v home here
Sunday. She is survived fay her hus
band and seven step-children.
Think of it
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Co Pay
$850
Yoar Old
Piano ;
Pay Part
LUDWIG
DAINTY GRAND
Beauty of finish and design
characterize all Lurj wig crea
tions. Beauty of Tone, the '
greatest essential in a grand
piano, is more than note
worthy in this splendid new
Ludwi;f Its tonal' resonance
and purity combined with 'great
volume and sweetness has won
the enthusiastic indorsement of
musicians everywhere. We:
would like you to test it thor
oughly. Its beauty will surprise
and delight.
MAS0N SHAMUf I PIANOS-
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The Lasting Gift
IT is. the custom, at Christmas time,
to remember those closest to us
with some "gift which will afford last
ing pleasure.
We offer,' as a suggestion, a gift which .
will be of more value and comfort next 'J
. Christmas than this and more and
. . more so as time goes on a United
; States National savings account. - M" :
I Each member of your family is entitled ".
i to a little-bank account of his: or her :
j own- not necessarily large to start
-. r i with,1 but an incentive to industry and
: t thrift.- .;; ;
Whatever else ymmay; give, this .:
. rChristmas, include a savings accounts - '
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IMT HE NEXT ;10;; BATS
Sale Begimis ait 1 0 a.:m., Wedimesd
We are tremendously overstocked with suits, coats and
dresses and a stock reducing sale is imperative. Ordi- .
narily this firm would wait until after the holidays, but
conditions bring us to the decision that! now is the
opportune time, just when the demand is greatest for
nice watm winter apparel. v ; - v r a
A stock of bandsome Fall Suits, Coats : and Dresses
bought for this our first fall season in business aggre-.
gating into thousands of dollars must be liquidated into.,
cash in the next ten days as the owners have authorized "
the manager to disregard all former cost and raise the
cash as it is imperative that this must be done at once.
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If you've been wanting a suit, now is the time to buy it, when you have the double advantage of decisive reduc-t
'tions and a very complete stock from which to select. .Tailored suits in Twills, Tricotine and Mannish Mixtures '
dressier suits in rich wintry fabrics trimmed with squirrel, beaver, wolf, fitch, fox and caraculsuits coni-.-.bining
exclusive models of fine materials, beautifully fur trimmed, have .been sharply cut in price for this great -
go
To
to go
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To $49.50 SUITS
to go at a
$52.5aSUITS $29-95
To $98.50 SUITS $J).95
to go at:,:. . . . Tt
$110.00
to go at
Bslkm StyW?Br OTllTp S: s "r-
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$135.00 NOVELTY Sllt $,95'
T'riimn'-with'Rtissian Peiat'.i' ' 'il; 'J( -
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3 Beaver c
ir arid cuffs, to go at.
A -S A LE W'F'CO ATS!
That's just. tghat they are better coats at lower prices than you've met with this season bef ore. They repre- -
sent the cream of our own high-grade stocks, and ifrill make -this' Money Baising Sale!, an event of surpassing '
value. All are of excellent lavored materials, ot course, and splendidly. taiIored--rOtherwise, we would not have
them. And you will be delighted with the unusual quality of the fursbeaver, squirrel, caracul, kit fox and
wolf. There are' all sizes, ; women's and misses', and every possible style. " "
to go at . :U..Vi.'
$25 Sport GOATS $ 1 .95
to go at . . . ... ........ JLlP'
$39.50
to go
.0 iS GOATS $2495
P$52M (XpS $.95,
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$110:00 ".vr,:'.'. co
f. $kO,95
to go at . ; . ........... . ; . . .1. . f y
$185,lTeQAT
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If you've seen a City of Paris dress you wanted but couldn't afford, -come in tomorrow. You may be for
tunate enough to find that very garment at a price very much reduced. Or if you haven't found quite what
you want, come in and see the hundreds of new arrivals, specially priced for this great Money Raising Sale.
Even if you are not needing a dress immediately, you will be wise not to let this opportunity slip. For the
frocks are very new, very smart, in every favored material for street, afternoon, dinner and , the dance
.and the values are such as only a City of Paris Sale could produce!
$35.00 s DRESSES
to go vat
To $42.50 DRESSES
to go at
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$59.50
Fur. trimmed,
'19
.50 i DRESSES $9.95
? DRESS $'5(Q).95
1, to go at '&y :
$89.50 "iEfarar Choker $ETd .95
to go at ;.r.:;..:.l..:.;vi.'.;. : ATfc,-,
$169,50 ??SMS.Dres? $95 '
to go at . V.. .; ... ...... ..:.. - u 'ASS-
$49.50 DRESSES
in stout models, to go at . .
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$69.50, Untrimmed G e r o n a
CLOTH COATS,, black only,
full length', in sizes from 38 to
; 46,' to go: at
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Exclusive Apparel for Women
$32t0 FLAPPER! JACQUETS
to go at ' .?
:Everyrgarnent : in the . Stcrsf
I K included in this Sale. ,., . s
358 ALDER -STREET The Southeast Corner of
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