The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1922, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textf I - f V 21, I. IffiREOPBI; RUSH BUSINESS DOIIE FIRST DAY Astoria, XMc. Slr-'When ; the four principal ; banks walca resumed sos$ ness Tuesday morning; complete tbet first , day's business, approximately 1400,009 was on hand fa nsw deposits, above aB money paid at daring the day. , ' - . -V-vV--.:.;v- Bankers and business men optim istically pointed out that tnls auTrs well for an early return to normal fcanldn conditions hero and ' reflects an tmpoved financial condition, over tbe pre-fire'-Statua. v- ' 'v.'' Regular police, aided by sailors from the ' Cutter Algonquin, Wednesday as sumed foil control of the policing- ot the city and guarding bank: and store suits. All bank vaults will be opened Simultaneously In about a week, it Is reported.' TKX70BABT JtOADS BUILT ; Prominent bank and etaar financial Institutions and public officials or New York. San Francisco ana other dues, orn- of whom at first apparently had tittle MimnHn, if tliA extent of 'the disaster .her, are sending to the big 10 committee encouraging messages. saying that they are lending their assistance waereve possible to getting eonzresa" to act favorably upon As toria's relief measures and will also assist the city In other T ways as needed. -.-'' Temporary roadways are being con structed la the burned area and merch ants who obtained temporary locations ere receiving stocks of clothing, food stuffs and - other supplies. Meat markets- and milk depots are onen. telerranhlc and telephonic com munlcatlon is normal, and hundreds left homeless and without food and . etotfclagr by -the fir aavo been given adequate relief. BIXLS AJUB COXSTDXXZl) ' The bfg 10 committee Wednesday transacted principally routine business, ' including consideration of bills in- curred by the emergency. The com mittee named B. F. Stone, F. L Dun- bar and Lee Drake to urge congress to provide for a continuing approprla- ,-tlon for the. Tongue Point naval bass - work now under way, so that funds Will bo . available- for further work as soon aa the $250,000 initial appro priation now being used is exhausted. , Large, new, modern fireproof strue - tares will be constructed by the Polar lea Cream company. Lower Columbia Dairy association. Elks, Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges, all local' banks and the Columbia Hotel company. Deschutes County . T i State Taxes Less "f v - i i . Bend, Dec 2L Deschutes county will pay the lowest state tax in three years in isz. wnen S9&.907.1& win be due, ac cording to Information received by As sessor A. A. Anderson from the tax commission at Salem. Th tax lut year. was I102.11S.76.. which was more than the amount levied for county- pur- Salem High School Students Charged With Matny Thefts Salem, Dee. SL Charges of burglary ware, preferred Wednesday against six Salem youths, said fa be high, school stn dents. ' 5 , . The boys, some of whom are mem-j bers of promineat Salem families and who are alleged to oaastltote a ring which ha been epevatlng la Salem duster the last sfcs weeks, are Howard Hendrickson. ? Westley Ellis. .; John Propp.iPaul Ehmer, " Wesley Putnam and Clarence Clement. $ Three of the box, were taken ta custody earlier la the week, charged with the theft of coats from - several Salem - churches Sunday, The other three hoys were arrested Wednesday- In additioM to the cbareh thefts the boya are to be charged with burglaries perpetrated at the Zoael uooiey store, the. Sample store, and the C. P. Bishop store. t f Douglas County TaxpayerslMeet; Protest; Budget tw si. The Douglas county budget was torn to pieces as a remit of an lnveetlKtion Wednesday A recommenaauon was maoe, arous ing a storm: of protest, that Douglas wmr far market reads be re duced. Law violation also was eharged In using the amount rauea irom uw mobile licenses for road building when a- i a tuuin IIXMf ta nav off I hi ,11" - bonded, indebtedness. A recommenda tion, was made that tne acaip oouniy h ,iim(nnt,d aa Deuaias county has the highest scalp bounty in the state. Objections were maae oy eaiue ana sheepmen, and the bounty was retained In Its nrMwnt Torm. The county court will call meeting soon to consider the recemmenoauons v& 9Mm a - - James A. Austin Is Dead at Wbodburn Woodburn, Dae. 21. James A. Aus tin, one of Woodburn's prominent citi- sens ana pioneer merciuuiu, aiea u his home here. Wednesday night. He was a native of Monroe, Wis., born June , 1842. Surviving him are his widow ana live cnuaren. A. m. ana Harold Austin, merchants of Wood- burn; Lloyd Austin of Pasadena, Cal. ; Miss Laura . Austin, missionary in India, and Mrs. W. 8. Cornutt of Pert land. . , Wasco Fanners Seek Election oi Egbert The Dalles, Dee. tl. Bight members of Wasco county locals of the Farmers' Union left here Wednesday for Leb anon to attend the state convention, instructed to work for the election of Herbert Egbert as state president suc ceed A. R. Shumway of Milton. Eg bert Is a Wasco county rancher who has served several terms ta the state legislature. , .. dr. mm is ELECTED TO HEAD IVIEDUCIE1Y Dr. George Parriah. city health of ficer,! was elected . last night to he president during the coming year of the City ana tumy aieaicai sociexy. ThA (mnul tneetlns? and banauet of the society was held at the Hotel Port- jano. . The unanimous tributes paid to Dr Icaj school of the University of Oregon, were atructng ieacures oi me program. They started when J. Guy Strotun. re-tti-ii nmiUMt nresented the medical school with a beautiful oil portrait of w. aosepm. . rr Richard T5 Dillehunt. oresent dean of the school, accepted the pic ture and said it would be hung in a position where every-student would have it as an .inspiration, ajt. w. x. "Williamson spoke of Dr.. Josephi's early -trials and later triumphs. Officers chosen to serve wiui .jut. THtr-rimn durine- the comimr year'; Dr. nMn a Whttc. vie oresldetlt : Ir. n,nM hmh nntirr. reelected: Dr. jCittia Hummer, treasurer, reelected; counciUors. Drs. uusnn, rease, sa.enz.ica, - Duttman and McCusker : . eXOCU- w mimmiH. - Drs. Street. House, Stewart, Webster. Watkins,-Browning, McGovem, Rybke, Melnsy Goeerlin, Brooks and Strobra. - - Dr. Edgar Allen Pierce spoKa on TiiHnv -.TT-eidintji -and Dr. Andrew C. Smith talked of the "Presi dents Who Have Gone Beiore. am drank: a solemn and silent toast to the . rtn wilum. William H. Say- IICIM w. h. .. r - ir,T- ci c. Strong. Binswangerr ww Jones, Harry Lane, uuiespie, wdwi C. Tenney and sennetn a. j. juc- Kenzie. 2 Gunmen Hold Up Grocery',, Get $28 held HD M. VldUCiCh'S Mn 154 North 18th street. at 9 o'clock Wednesday night and es caped with S28 loot. viuucicn . v. .tnr. -witen the two men nr. f them forced him into a hack room at the point of a Pi. whfls the other ruiea u caaa "6" Milton Farmer Kills Self With Revolver ,!... rw 91 William Pren- tice, farmer and laborer, and a resi dent OI Mil ton lor aooui av jtw , .iit. Ttru!natflv afternoon miiiai Bun-iuo c.- - by shooting himself in the head with a revolver, tccorumg io -111 health is believed to have been the cause. ; Buy Useful Gifts High-grade Manila Cigars, box of 100, special 82.65 box. Army & Navy Store TH1BD 8Th COBBK gTABK Charter Is Granted Citizens', Bank , at ' ' Sherwood by State Salem. Dec, i 21. A i charter Issued Wednesday to the Citizens hank ef Sherwood, by Frank C Bramwell, state! superintendent of banks. .The new institution . U capitalised at $25,000. with ev surplus of 250O0, Ed Schulmeriek of HUlaboro ta president; William C Chrirtensen. v formerly of Wheeler, cashier; J. C Leedy and J. XX. M or back, vice presidents, and W. F. .Toung. W. L. Petera and A, C Kroger, directors. - Eighty-five per cent or the savings deposits and 43 per , cent of the com merdal deposits -el the defunct Bank of Sherwood, which was dosed Novem ber 11, will be taken over by the new institution, together with an equal amount ef good assets. The rem ef the assets eX the, old. bank .will . be taken in charge by a deputy,, to be named by Bramwell for disposal to the best interest of the depositors.. 4 : FACE S JFXSEBAl4 CiBTAJtGS L r. Pascov. Wash- Dec 2L J. Wt Fonts was arrested Tuesday npon complaint of Thomas G. Rowan, united States postofnee inspector, - charged - with sending obscene .letters through the United States' malls. He was taken to Yakima to await the actio: ef the federal grand Jury. .. . j f '- , wMneeMBasseeMMBMesjsMBSS EamvBureau Names Off icers for Year Walla5 WaHa. Wash:. Dec. 2L 3. p. Maxson of Walla Walla was elected president of the WeHa Walla county farm 'bureau at the annual conven tion here Wednesday. Maxson wilt suc ceed W. A. Bits. F. It- Fields was chosen vice president. Committees for the next year were elected aa follows. Organization -W H. Lirkman, ; W. Bits. George Dague, Charles Baker Harry Riffle, Mrs. C E. Morgan and At Final Gloseiuit r Foees St.' This Year -above all othersbuy sensible gifts. Cherish the Christmas giving spirit, but Jet your gift be . one of utility. A trained staff of experienced saleswomen will assist the men shoppers in selecting the appropriate articles. Remember, we have but a short time now until we will have to give up our present location. That's why prices are so extremely low. Buy here and save. Dresses SUk and Wool '". ' v - , . In Two Big Groups ;Ils Here are Dresses which make ideal gifts from husband to, wife, mother to daughter. . They are, all new this, season's frocks, priced as they are now at less than even wholesale cost. Come and compare values.' 1 3 Scores of Other Gifts for Her Sport Coats Values to $30, in polos afibtreedSJ eatceptioially O-t A splendid values ; ........ .....,..L ........... v. v. IwXfr Dresa Coal Fur-trimmed or pUtin navy and brown j values ; M rj Tailored Suits Nary, point twill or tricotine, choice of any in (POP the .store; values to $75 D&0 Furs -In wolf or Thibet, scarf s and chokers in black, brown CO QC '-" , and grey; values to $20 : 350eOJ . 'Furs In mink or wolf , values to $35; mostly chokers In Of 5 QFj black or brown ...... . j 4 . i. .- OxUeOtJ Hats Choice of any fiat in the store, .- OK"," now ........,.......:..i.......'..Mi.-..."..T;,3)ev.eAeJt . ( Sweater Sport Coats Only a few left and marked .as is,". Sf QPCr regTilar price 6 ........... 'tDTCee7t ; " Wool Scarfs Just the thing to keep one warm in these cold Q OP . months OOeaWti - Jersey Silk Petticoats In almost all colors, regular $6 s J0 7K Values -....,,..... . ,.,.'.., . .,,.. JJe Silk Umbrellas With either strap or ring handles, for- CM Q K merly priced STO OeOD Georetts Blouses In white and flesh, regular $8 CO OI . values ijiJO v Jersey Silk Pettibockers Only a few left, $6 Taluesj : . - QQ OC now ............ .......iu. OOeeyJ Second Floor Pittock Block v : WASHINGTON, WEST.PARK, TENTH STREETS SPECIAL XMAS; Victrola Combinations VICTROLA Style . 80 .. $109.00 IS Se lections 6.00 Mrs. J. Monlck. EUne ZlMulw. JL JX Sirs. Forrest Baroker. Executive Joe Ed Palater A. II, Brown, WvQ. Cor- dlner, CL N. Eatoa, J. B. Mfller, J. K Compsu. OL M. Beattj-. El H. Cox. W S. Uedger. John Chase. C B.. Auker. 1flTL3VeJB'" tgliwod or R. A. Wahnsley, pastor of the EidrWsClX W. Earday, O. W, Weber and Paul Majio. . " coxymfiTT csist ?junsxp. Kelso. Weah...6ec Jl.-OrKnlatlon Of a Community Chest for Kelso, pro- Presbyterian cborch, will be completed Tuesday evenlns. wxier authority elves by the city council.' A committee eom- prUiagr Elwer Cjrr. T. T. Blanton and Mrs. f lara Catlis Is In charge. s3 KIRK S MILITARY SHOP 1 Sixtl St, Cms Pxs , . Portlasd, Ore ton, Christmas M Uaefoi p; and Military Novel ties Pa trio tic U for Pooole ta All Walks oi asxl Children Middy Ties, silk, $135-2.65 Ladles' Sweaters.., ,..$2.00 Navy Jerseys $1.85 macunsws . ,sb.4S, Plaid Shirts . . . . $3.50. $4.50 r-M Khaki Breeches ..... $Z2S Flannel Shirts . . . .... $2.75 Navy Weather Jackets $3,50 Half Clippers w . . ; . . $15 Axe Sheaths.. Oc, 25 Mess Pans . .... ,25c, 35e Tool Kits .!..... ......25c Life IJea, W. Wool Middles .......$4.75 Ladies Scarfs, .v.... .$2.00 Men's Sweaters 5c to $7.00 Navy Pea Coats, new. 1 $9.50 Scarf Toques .. . . . . . .25c O. p. Breeches, woof.; $4.50 Leather Puttees $2.75, $4JtS Leather Jerkins, new. .$3.65 Trunk Straps... ..40c, SOe Scout Axes.... $1.15, $tO Web waist Belts. . . 4. .10e ' Canteens .... . .45 and np A Showing- of MEN'S DRESS GLOVES) for Christmas Blankets, Auto Robes, pillow Tops, Towel?, Socks. Sheepskin , Vests and Coats. Navy Hammocks, Halters etc,i ; . OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS - w i Mail Orders Promptly Filled ; , ' Phone Broadway 5010: Toniglit arid Tomoriw Attend- 1 lie JiTIfD , . ' ;'. " ot the . , ' : AUDITORIUM : (Third and Clay Sts.) Carnival. Dancin-VautJevflle . and Special Features A Touring Car Given Away Absolutely Free Tonight HlnHffliMHtiHHHimmiim Ml Total $106.00 Incladins; L three pkga. needles ana record cleaner. - deliv ered to your borne f or Xmas. VICTROLA Style 90 ..$125.00 20 Se lections 7.50 Total $132.50 Including three pkf I. needles and record cleaner, deliv ered to y o a t home tar , VICTROU Style. 100 $150.00 24 Se. ,-:. lections 9.00 V.u III Tot! $159.00 Including three pkfi, needles and record cleaner, deliv ered to y o a x ; home tor 2jnas VICTROLA Styl 110- $225.00 $0 Se- lections 115 Total $2365 Including; " three p k k a, needles and record brush, delivered to your home f er Xmas. VICTROLA Console i No. 210 $100.00 16 Se lections , , 6.00 I Total $105.00 ; Including three pkri. needles ,nd -f otd 1 brush, 4eUvered. I to your home I tor Xmas. . - VICTROLA - Console No. 260 $160.00 ? 24 Se - lections 9.00 Total $169.00 Including ' three picas, needles ' nd :f ecor d man, delivered -to your home tor Xmaa. . , Ceme M s cxslela sew yos earn bey . Mm ef . tase : restreskeata , as low as v ;"1 I i. , a - 1 i- sbWM sMsa mw mm, D0VN 5p nVE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW t JOa j S 55"C I AjT 171 Third' Street Between Morrison and Yamhill lis Do Your Christmas Shopping at the Great Fire SaleHundreds of Useful Gifts at j 1 1 Extraordinarily Low, Priceshop HereQuick Service Best for Less , 1 i r f--nf-(ifi-mntmm-n0trr0rnf-of -ir -ir --r--i r r r--- "f a s -a sseeeeiegs'ge"giS"eewew"weee? - S I ATTENTION-tti Off on All Ddlls arid Toys--ATTENTI0N I Boy' Wool qo CI1 SWEATERS. . tjA0J S "High' School" Boys' fine wool 5 sweaters, latest slip-over , style, S attractive stripe ' patterns. All izes and colors; Bach . PA 5 Fire Sale All Blocks I Kid Dolls - S Mamma Dolls All -Trains 1 ? All Games I, All Books ' Tiii Sewing Boxes IFJFr Teddr Bears FLANNEL 0fl I fl BOYS' SHIRTS VJL9 Wool Shirts Boys fine mixed quality. Built for wear. Gray S only. Sizes 13 to 14 M. Military s collars. Besular $25. CI IQ Fire Sale i . . .... .wXe'ial . H CHILD'S WOOL ffOar HEATHER Hose 0f C Wool Hose ChiW'a ' pretty brown mixtures. Menders. Sizes 6 to 10. A decid- Q ed bargain. Fire Sale Je7C 8c CHRISTMAS CANDLES . ; Xmas Candles Largre size box of assorted colored candles, 24 to the box. 2 boxes, 1 Sc. QA Fire Sale Ot 25c 50c INFLATED : RUBBER BALLS. Rubber Balls Inflated. 4-inch All white fancy 'Miller" Balls. Fan for the kiddies.' QCA Fir Sal . J, Baby Wool S SWEATERS. s Baby Wool Fine comfy sweater. White or red. Some with belts. Sizes to 3 years. S Fire Sale i t II $2150 $2.50 39c 75c INFLATED RUBBER BALLS Rubber Balls-Jnflated 5 inch all white fancy 'Miller" BaUs, Fun for the kiddies. QO A Fire Sale; . ... . v. iOJfCJ XMAS CANDLE OA HOLDERS....,;. Candle Holders New style, snap on tree. 12 on card. Two cards for 15c- - Qr Fire Sale OL- $1.25 GIRLS. PJff UNION SUITS,, d t)C Union Salts Winter weieht. Pare white, heavy fleeced cot ton. Long sleeve. Sixes rrp 2 to 16 years. Fire Sale i jlt CHILDREN'S ff A UMBRELLAS i V jLmtJ U Colored Child's Umbrellas. Navy blue,. also red.- Pretty ring has- E: dies. All sizes.. Jf fTA 5 Fire Sale ........... oXeUU Fire Sale Eraceo on Women's Gif t o FINE SILK CAMISOLES tiLsattO Corset Cover Made of pretty ink silk, : trimmed with fine aces. Various : styles. . All Fire Sale ........ O JLeAitJ FINE SILK I QQQC- UMBRELLASVU Umbrellas Latest style, pret ty new colors with attractive tins: handles, some detachable. Fire- , C9 OR Sale .i...i...l.; WtJeatf 95c WOMEN'S UNION SUITS. Union Snits-Mader of pure white i fleeced cotton, i Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and sleeves, ankle or knee. 36 to 44. Fire Sale.;.; no Outing Flannel . Q'fl NIGHTGOWNS;. Mil Nifht Gowns Women'a heavy outinf flannel. Various styles . - ... . k and Diue stripes, a i to 44. lso in cink and -blue stripes. plain white. Sires CI flfl Fire Sale.; wewv B - Vanity Case Latest styles, all the rage. -Complete with fit ting! and large CJO KA VUeCJVr s J mirror. Fire Sale;; 52.95 PONGEE Bloomers heavy pongee. Cut full . ana well made for last-itgQ QC tog wear. Fire Sale i5ei7U "Pocahontas"' Pure silk stock ings. Fine Sot wear. Black and brown. .Sites Qi i T A 8H-10.. Fire- Sale-OXeUU Fashioned Q-fl ftff SUk Hose.. tilJLo?t3 Full Fashioned Finest pure silk hose. Heavy quality, black or brown 8 to 10. Qi Q(T Fir Selo House Dress O Q fi APRONS... .()U Dress Aprons Many pretty styles in every plain and fancy color, n All sizes. A useful and lasting gift. fiO Pft I Fire Sale . . , Otd.UW 95c WOMEN'S -WOOL HOSE Wool Hose Fine quality wool hoae. . Latest. Jbxawn, tan and blue heather mixtures. 8V-10. Fire - . nCA Sale .;;.;... .:?.JO FANCY1 BATH A C f TOWELS ...... UOC Bath Towels Pretty fancy bath towels. Fine quality. Fink; blue, yellow, lavender borders. 95 c Fine f c Fire Sale SUk &Wdol Q-fl Aff HOSIERY ..iJLm&0 BlVt & Wool Finest quality wool- stockings. Dropstitch. Dark navy blue. 8 to 10. A fine gift. . , CI OK Fire 'Sale ........ iXe7c, i Fire Sale vFrlced oil ": Men,i OPEN EVENINGS - . . - t " ' - i5 Reed-French Piano Co. - big cdaNEa STORE 7.r"."3TC:i AT I2TO 35c SILK LISLE SOCKS. ;-. . . . Silk Lisle Fine quality silk - lisle. Great for wear. Black, ; grey, brown,' 9 -12. . QPrt, S I! 8 for $1. Fire Sale . . . W Men's Mixed O i A fZ Union SuiU-.iLetVO . fNew City "-Men's fine heavy quality, union suits, light and dark gray mottled. - Two lots. Sizes 38 to 48. Q" QKL Fire Sale pJLe7t PRESIDENT Iff A SUSPENDERS . . 1I t L President Men's famous sua penders. Each m attractive holiday box. Best : quality. Fire Sale. .: 45c Giffte-v Men's Flannel NIGHTGOWNS Flannel Gowns Heavy outing f flannel, cut' full, long and b wide. Assorted pretty stripe s : I patterns. All sizes. flfl b Fire Sale DXeUl 1! 02.95 5 $4 Flannel S Wool Shirts E "Argonaut" famous wool flan s' Bel ' dress shirts. -' Olive-drab. . Coat style. - Fine for looks and s wear. - 14 , ta xtyi. - uegu- lar $4-00. QO QK s Fire Sale ......... wil.UO 95c MEN'S FINE INITIAL BELTS-' Initial Men's fine quality real cowhide leather belts. Attrac ' tive silver initial : detachable buckles. All sizes and, QPT all initials. Fire Sale.. ?tlW $2.50 MEN'S f-fl m ft PAJAMAS.. tiLoiV; Pajamas Men's fine -heavy outing ? flanneL'S? Attractively trimmed - with ' silk frogs, li ade - well for lasting wear. All sizes. Regular Of Cft $20. FixeSaU... OxoU SOe- BOSTON Paris CARTERS O ' Boston and Paris Men's f a mous garters. Improved wide -, web and double grip ; styles. All the new colors, v QQ Hrt Sals ............ OVL S3 m - t: Off CASHMERE tffr, WOOL SOX. itC Cashmere Wool socks. Lat est brown and green heather mixtures. Plain and drop-, stiteh. AH sizes. AfZt Fire Sale ............ 0, MEN'S FINE - ffA KNIT TIES, Qly Kait Ties Latest style knit neckties. Every pretty color 50c in plain and fancy combina tions. Each in Xmas folder. Fire Sale.. . . Men's INITIAL -fl Ql KERCHIEFS., iiaU2l InitUl Handkerchiefs for men. Large size attractive in itials. 6 in box 75c "I 01A or each Fire Sale... JL2, MEN'S FINE Q-fl : ff (Oj H UNION SuiU tiletJ i Union Suits Made of heavy cream -fleeced cotton. Good weight. Fine for fit and wear. : : Size 46. A real Of Kfl 1JL.OV :: jr bargain. ;Fre Sale. . .'iiuiKniiir.iniiiiim: HianiiixEiHiiiuxuxnuiiuiraiiinii:::::!::::::: )