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DEIiiOUEilT LAiiO OVHERS WILL GET FINAL Final notification will' bes-fveiv in terested property. ownersVrJy:: J3it Treasurer Adams, Friday, 5jC;e-JJte. -at public auction, at. 10 o'eldctJi, .jgatlir day , of delinquent proje tfes " on 23 public work assMwnteots. .This ia tb first of a aeries of sales which win take place at least monthly to clear! bp th list of properties which ave tailed' to. Iiay assessments. The lint include:. For improvement of East 19th street, from Alberta" street to . KililDjjsnorth avenue, lots i;i Vernon. " -'.' For improvement of East 20th street, from fckldmore to Fre&fott streets, lots in Vernon. For Improvement ; of 76th ctreet southeast, from 45th avenue southeast to Powell Valley road, lots in Am 15" JJ:rk and Kent. For improvement of 54th street south east, from 67ih avenue to Woodstock avenue, lota ia Fine-hurst and Webb's addition. i For construction of sewer in I Lom bard street, from t'eninsular avenue to Delaware avenue. lots in Burrage tract and France s addition to Albinu. For improvement of Cla bourne ave nue, from Kast 14t. to Milwaukee ave pue. lots- in Cjty- V jew Park addition to East Portland. For .improvement of 8"Jd avenue southeast, from 42d ' to 45th street soutneaM, lots in Stanford Height. For construction or sewer- in Union avenue and Holland street, lots ir Bev erly, Kl Tovar' Iovt-'t. addition, Love leigh addition, Maxweli. Nocera. Pied mont Park. Saratoga, Scoffins addi tion and Woodlawn. JP"or repairing and constructing side walks and curbs, lots in Portland i "Homestead, Miller's addition. Sellwood. Hawthorne Park. Irvington. . For improvement of East 17th street, from Nehalem avenue to the south city boundary, lots in Sei.wood. For improvement of Kast 20th street, from Alberta street to Killingsworth avenue, lots in Vernon. For improvement of Kast 39th street, from Woodstock to Francis avenues, lots in Woodstock, Chelsea, Williams" addition and Williams' addition .No. 2. ' For construction cf sewer in Kast 'Ctst street, from Alberta street to Kil lintrsworth avenue, lots in Vernon. For-improvement -of Kast lllh street, from Kast Oak to k'aat Davis streets, lots in Kat Portland. For district Improvement of portions of Umatilla avenue ' and Kast 26th street, lots in Hose addition to Sell wood. For improvement of Church street, from Campbell street to Interstate avenue? lots in Havelock. For improvement of Simpson street, from Campbell strejt to Interstate ave nue, lots in Mrnrose. ' For improvement of Kast 17th street, from Lambert avonue'to the north line of Soutlimoreland, lots !n Soutl,more land. Kor district improvement of por tions of Mall street Reynolds avenue and Kast Ninth street, lots in ;Rey r.ohls. For improvement of K:nt 78th street, from the north line of Jvorth Villa to Oregon street, lots in Killbard'a addi tion. For district improvement of portions. Of Whitman avenue, ostfc street south east and 534 avenue southeast, lots in Firlahd Place-, 1 Nashville " and Upton Park. For construction cf a sewer in Kast 68th etreet, from Oregon to East Glisar. streets, lots in Marchmont. Eaymond Is Granted Two Clafins Against Portland Ball Club f Auburn, N. f T1& Tee. 21. Frnk "Tealy" RaymWd'jj clainVs of J500d $960 .against the Portland baseball club of -the Pacific; Coast league have been allowed, according to the deci sion reached by the national board of arbitration of the National Associa tion of Professional Baseball leagues and announced today by Chairman John II. Farrell. Raymond based his $960 claim on salary dueJiim as manager of the de funct Tacoma club; of the Pacific In ternational league, William' H. Klepper of the Portland Beavers beins? the principal owner of the Taeoma Tigers. The $500 claim Is for his part in "tip ping" the Beavers to George Walberg, the southpaw sold to -the majors. The other decision affecting the Pacific Coast league Vat in the Charles Coch ran case. Cochran was -awarded to Sacramento . and should he report in good condition for the 1923 . season, $2000 must be paid to the Knid club of Oklahoma. t '5laif liiEn ; t. E. Waterman Company, 191 Broadway, N. Y : ) rto'-K Chicago Borj '; Sea Fraarisro r . " r Our stock of Waterman 1 J, K. Third and Alder Streets Footpad Taylays : : Capt. Shaver, Eobs Bim of: 35 Dollars Creeping from the .bushes adjacent to the Southern Pacific tracks at the east end of th " Barnaide bridge at . 7 o'clock this morning, a ' lone footpad stopped Capttdi,W.-,T. Shaver of the Shaver Transportation company and at the point of . a . Jistol robbed him of $35 and an ivory t ootrule. The rob ber then rao" Jnortn along; the car tracks and disappeared in the morning Sog and darkness.- r- f - - Captain Shaver had just driven from his home. No: 903 East 30th street north, and left hi automobile parked in a aide street near- the river. He had crossed, the ; railroad track on his way tojone of his river boats when the robber appeared. Shaver said the man seemed to be 23 years old, & feet 11 inches tall, and wore dark clothes, in cluding mackinaw and slouch hat. Portland Response To Astoria (Growing; Total Now. $54,972 Contributions continued to come to the Astoria relief fund' headquarters today -with . the result that, the fund now touts $54,973.64. - The majority of the subscriptions were to. fill pledges made early in the relief, campaign work. - The new subscriptions, received to day' amounted to $1851.02 and are as follows: - ' Herman Enke .....". 25,00 'rne t'cmnim 250.00 T-ahoultrh Brother ", 20.00 Tin Bnth Frick 100 X. U Gilliam 1.00 Jrnes Ca-h Store 10O.00 Kilhim Stationery & Printiue, Co. . . . 100.00 Portland Kelts Beard , T. VT. Blte & Co. . . 25.00 Ben Selling S0 0! PcrtUnd Gi tc Ok Company 600.00 G. W. Roberts, district freight and passenger agent of the Union Pacific railway system ' at Astoria; has been authorized to inform the relief com mittee that the assistant treasurer of the company at Portland has a con tribution of $500 for relief work, ac eordin to announcement made today by J. P. O'Brien,. general. manager of the O-W R. & X. Parent-Teachers Protest Against Reckless Drivers The death of ore pedestrian and the injuring of three others along Foster road, between 52d end 7 2d streets, in the last 10 days have aroused the Parent-Teacher associations of Arleta and Creston schools to consternation and caused them to make strong ap peals to the police. Foster road was paved only recently along this stretch and only one side of the road has been opened. The as sociations complain that drivers along this road seem particularly reckless, and that no one is safe in alighting from a street car or crossing the street. Fears are felt that school children will yet be among the victims. The intersection -of Foster road, Powell valley road and 50th is said to be particularly bad. Senate to Adjourn Until December 27 -'- Washfnerton. Dec. 21 -I. N. While in executive session this after noon, the senate agreed to adjourn from Saturday. December 23, to. Wed nesday. December 27. POIXCARE GTVEX CO?TFIIE JTCB Paris, Dec . 21. (I. N. S.) The French senate this afternoon gave a unanimous vote of confidence-to Pre mier. Poincare.: 25 Ton Phon Broadway 70 3O10alcj5fk A Christmas Gift of Edlef sen's Merchandise Order creates comfort and cheer for your relatives and friends. -ill Pens is most complete Gill Co. HOD OIJLY.HOPE FOR ASTORIA AID Washington, Dec U. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.) -XAteat -developments looking toward federal action for Astoria relief; are? Introduction of a joint resolution by Senator - McXary . making .available $500,000 from', current appropriations for dredging Astoria- harbor and utilis ing the material for , use in the dev astated Area.' -. ; General Taylor of "the army engi neers, calls for; estimates from Oregon on cost of dredging, which he thinks probably wijt be " considerably tinder $300,000. - fi Announcement by Representative Hawley that be will withhold the res olution on the house side until Taylor has secured ' this estimate, which he believes should be the basis f the action requested. New appeals from Astoria and other points in Oregon for a new appropri ation for the Tongue Point submarine base as a means for providing work for the unemployed: - Statement by Representative-- McAr thur that no : new appropriation for Tongue Point may be expected, even though the senate puts an amendment on the navy bill for it because of ad verse attitude of navy and budget departments and appropriations . com mittee of the hduae. Announcement by Senator McNary that he proposes to submit a request for the Tongue Point money .direct to General Lord, director of the budget, in a forlorn hope that lie may agree to recommend It- "1 want to be frank about the mat ter," said McArthur, "and the truth is that -we have no chance to secure additional appropriations lor Tongue Point until the nnused appropriation is apent or nearty spent. Of the $250,000 heretofore appropriated only $10,000 or $12,000 has been spent. Our ont chance to secure help for Astoria is in the way of funds for dredging. This I am hopeful we can secure," Fine Weather Helps Christmas Shoppers The Dalles, Dec. 21. With the weath er "w(ri nnn" again, this city Wednes day enjoyed the best shopping day of the present holiday season. With roads in better condition and the wanner weather bringing people out of doors the stores were crowded all day. Tne hiarhest temrjerature in the last 24 hours was 3 Wednesday afternoon. The minimum was 24. A genuine Chi nook ia taking out the snow rapidly and the solid ice in the Columbia is breaking up. The ice was jamming in the river at Big Eddy Wednesday. A Seal (Cljrtstmas isal?l jtttY STORE is Christmas Head i t quarters for those who give to men. The specials listed below are but a few. of the real values offered! Fori quality, for economy, for service, shop here and learn what real, value means! . m&&bivts $4.95 v'StJaj- Regularly priced $6.95 and $7.50 illabras 4Si5irts $2-95 Regularly priced $30 and $4 DO ! 53alt) Bobes $8.85 - 5 Regularly priced $120 te $15.00 - r , . . i . ' - ' Ufe Bofieg $19.85 Regularly priced $2750 to $35.00 i Smofema 5acfeefe v$8.85 , i Regularly priced $10.00 I' "' - .&.-X"h: ;i i v;!;' ; ;;''.; -i ' ' .'V '''."'. '5 - " fiilfe tecfetocar . " 95c . Regularly priced $1.50, cut silk ties. BEN ; SELLING atfouItS Portland's Leading Clothier for Over Half a Century CoeiirS d'Alene'Mine ;Declafes Enormous :. Cliridtinas Dividend Spokane, Waslx, Dec 2lAHundred of stockholders of. the Hecla Mining company will receive checks today. ; , The: disbursement is one of the larg est ' in the history : of mining in the Coear cTAIene and amounts ; to a. total of $500,000 or 50 cents a snare. This company has "been on a 15 per cent quarterly dividend basis throughout the year and In addition is paying an extra Christmas dividend of 35 cents, f ; ; The company Is capitalized for $250, 000 and the disbursement bf $500,000 therefore is 200 per cent of Its capital. The total paid this year is now $950, 000, and the total to date is $10,005,000, or more than 4000 per cent..- .. - .: Freight Rate Cut, Chicago to Pacific Coast, 30 Per Cent San Francisco, Dei 21. (U. P.) Freight rate reductions on a long list of commodtties from points west of Chicago to the Pacific coast, were an nounced by the Western Pacific, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railr roads here today. The reductions average about 30 per cent. .1; ' Included are : Canned Roods, drugs, paints, wire and wire goods, rough rolled glass and window glass, auto mobile tires and a long list of Iron and steel products. j " Union Christmas Services Planned Roseburg, Dec. 2L Christmas will be observed in Roseburg with the usual festivities at the churches and schools. Union services will be held in the high school auditorium Sunday evening, when a combined chorus will give a Christmas cantata. Sunday afternoon the Elks will sponsor a moving picture at the Antlers theatre for the children of Roseburg, and will distribute gifts. A ball will be given Christmas evening by the Roseburg firemen's organiza tion. VANCOUVER LICENSES Vancouver. Wash., Dec. 21. The fol lowing marriage licenses were issued Wednesday : George B. - Lowers, 35- and Catherine C. Woodward, 39, Van couver, Wash. ; Irving R- Campbell 22. and Bell Gellar. 22. Portland; Al fred B. Scott. 33, and Thelma M. Spry, IS. St. Johns. Or.: Clarence W. McCoy, Jewel. Or., and Lena Wilett. 312- Storey, Or. ; Charles H. Kello.eg, 40, Indepen dence, Or., and Eleanor XL Paulus, Spokane ; Lazaro Carlos. 41. and Mag- dalena Garcia. 30, Portland ; . John 1. Element, 35, and Georgia Varvei, 30 Aberdeen. Wash ; John Herzig, legal, and Rilla Towner, legal, Portland ; Lewis Rogers, 27, a"nd Mabel Howard, legal, Portland. v : REPORT Oil BEilD B01S CASE HRD OVER; HOLIDAYS Xo report will be made .by the fed eral grand jury on the Bend bonus in vestigation until after Christmas, it was learned today, following the (an nouncement that the grand- jury had taken a recess over the holiday. Be fore adjourning Wednesday night the "body r made ja brief report to Federal Judge C. K. Wolverton. returning three secret indictments, three not true bills and nine general Indictments. ; As all the Bend -witnesses have been excused and received their per' diem and mileage, according to- court .rec ords, it ia presumed that the Investi gation has been completed, Xo infor mation is obtainable from the cham ber as to why no report was made, but it is generally believed that any Indictments which may have been found have not been prepared by the stenographers in proper shape for sub mission to the court. , Indictments were . returned 'Wednes day for Yoshltsuga - Ximura, Jutaro Kajino and Kikpichi Takaira, alias Takahashi Jutaro, charging them with smuggling five Japanese ashore on December 4. Bond for N'imura was fixed at f5000. and at $2500 each tor the other, two. . Amend Waltie. alias O. A. Kldd. and Emll -Giovanitte, alias A. Harris, were Chliarea's RererJ With rery tie Parr sate at IThe Music Shop S54 YAMHILL ST. w FREE I in I CastzM Oiftmao To Aid Last Hour Gift, Seekers f Those who axe wise in the ways of giving will choose use ful gifts knowing thai such gifts 'will be welcomed, en joyed -and the donor kindly remembered long after Christmas has gone. ' -' .. - - For the convenience of our Practical Crf Is will remain Saturday evenings! Sweaters Scarfs - m Wool Slipons SS.75-S8.50 Brushed Wool Slipons. $3.95 to SS.50 New Navajo Slipons. 7,50 Brushed Wool " Sweater Coats S8.50 Fiber Silk and Wool Slipons. $5,95 to $7.50 Angora Shoulder Shawls $5.95 to $8.95 Fiber Silk Scarfs ..$1.95 to $4.75 Wool Scarfs. $2.75-$5.95 Undersilks Gifts every woman adores., Combinations- ; Crepe de Chine and Radium. $2.89 to $6.45 - - Gonns . r Crepe de Chine, Radium Silks $4.95' to $19 .50 , Vests Crepe , de Step-ins Chine, Radium, batin $3.65; to $5.50 "LUXlTE'GlovesUks- Vests . . . ;$2.95 to S3.25 Bloomers $3.95 to $4.45 Tor Doubtful-; .' " Givers : An Emporium i Gift Certifi cate solves ; every problem. &2 charged ,; with robbing a . forest ran ger's cabin at Fish Lake, Or., and Ar thur L. McMillan withi robbing . the lone postof flee. 1 - Theft ol. the automobile :ot George McDonald - of : Portland Jas charged against Richard C Iy ; -Vanoouver barracks .soldier, while -Carl Johnson was chared with sending a loaded pis tol cartridge through th; malls. in an effort to induce f a girl o jnarrr him. Xo liquor or narcotic, ; indictments were "returned. - and . the . '.only white slave ; complaint ; was against . Harold DeYarmon. who ws charged , with -un Christinas shipment of ; Hartx Beautiful Flo wering Plants, Ferns, Palms, Etc Early shoppers tell us we have the largest display in the-city at" most reasonable prices Store open evenings and Sunday. Cut Holly and Wreaths, Cedar-roping, Mistletoe, etc. tl Wl mm 145-47 Second Street, Between .Morrison and Alder h Inute vstioris patrons our Main Floor of open Thursday. 5 Friday and Let the Contents .oCYour-cift Packages be .: ' HLEPRo0F HoIERy For Men ' For Women For Children Specially Priced Gift Boxes Afford Savings! Each Silk Pair in a CUt Folder For Women . No. 680 Silk faced $1.15 Three pairs. .. .$3.00 No. 590 Pure thread - silic -$ 1,35 Three pairs in box. ...$3.75 No. 580 Extra stretch top .-.......$1.65 No. 2200 Full fashioned pure thread v silk, pair.'... $2 .25 Three pairs in - ' box . .. . .$6.25 No. 2400 Fall fashioned, all silk from v hem to toe... $3 .25 - Three pairs in box ......:. $9.00 No. 3190 Foil fashioned, , hand embroidered clock $3.50 Three pairs in box ..a.,. $10.00 Gift Blouses-- offer unlimited possibilities as gifts for those vhajn you par . ticularly tvish to please! - vv -; - ' Exquisite Beaded - 7 ..... ffl 124-128SIXTH ST. lawfully transporting Martha Foster from Vancouver to Portland. Xot true bills were -found for Joseph Huber. accused of transporting a stolen automobile, and.; Willard Johnson and McKlnley Jackson charged with In troducing liquor on the Klamath In dian . reservation.- . -,-. iti ;";'"' ' PLEADGUILIT, v FIXED S iyancouvr;tWash "Ie.t Sl-Ernest Butts and Alec Olson pleaded ' guilty Wednesday; to- a. . charge ?ot oontribut Uit; to the delinquency of a minor and they paid. - The two men were arrest- Mountain and St. Andreasberr ; , Lananes here. V - GIVE LIVING PRESENTS Buy : a Singer Our-imported Hartz Moun tain Canaries are in full song,1 They are the sweetest gingers - on earthl Hear them at our store .- j - .. " - t PARROTS, PAROQUETS : and Other Cage Birds S CAGtlS and SUPPLIES GOLD FISH, PUPPIES " Phone Main 0172 w Wool omen s HOLEPROOF No. 1680--Silk and wool, ' extra stretch top, drop stitch... $2.25 No 1592 Silk and - ! wool, embrofd- ' ered clock". ..$2.75 Men's HOLEPROOF Lisle Hose 40 to 50 pr. Silk Hose 75 to $1.65 Children $ HOLEPROOF . Lisle Hose 40 to 75 prV English Rib 50d to 75 , - .' . , ' " . ... . ' in ;. Syf Blouses . .... to 51U.DU' ) ( Lovely Costume ' Clever Tailored ' , Blouses. ...... $5.00 to $120 Smart new " Jacquettes . . . . S5.00 . ' ' Umbrellas' ; The Thoughtful: Ciflt Silk...-. -S4.85 to $19.50 ffhTTTsTT UivU 5WLIT CO. II V ed in June and have been at liberty. on baD. Give them all an appetitel ffih?0G2 A dozen or more dainty Olympic -Oysters, tomato catsup, a dash of lemon, pepper, salt! that's all King of appetizers! -.:-'" v - - , - JtECTTE! tMf stale (frretl: . set erast, aoftaa . Vf pariaf a kailisc 'water la-vaa, draiaiav imneeiatelr ' aa4 rutin cleaaly. ' Onimbl. r.t f fcraad n, add IK maltod hntfr (e arn If frafitni Try rich), aad taeapoeafol each salt and ,peppr.. Iraia aactar (liquor) from 1 quart Olysipia Oyaterat ketl ap aeetar and Mm, aad poor aaaia on kraad eraaiba .. ' after addine' tkarate th aoakad eroate ad two raw Mia thoraacfalr. If -too drr, add-s llttlc-awoat vilk. Xaatlr add tbo eystora. raixinr aaiaa erooly taroBf Boot. Turn ''tuihat" or "draaainc" U tttea raadr to iaMrt. SeUoteaa? ' . in the caJet ' - at hone ! '-'.iff." ' ...'S,' ' " -If"', "V Si. - ' i k - ' time p-X ;': A;ri( X' r fO!OfO?0?Of0.fO!0?0?OfOIOf6fbfO?6f - . -
