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THE - OIIEGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
TOWN TOPICS
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Kocthwuat Aasocsstiea Sheriffs atsd Ie
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5 i WEATHER FOBECA.8T "
Portland and Tteinity .. Tonight and Widmi
day rain; aontaarly winds. - :
. Oregon an4 Washington: Tonight 'mod Wed
tadt; tain: strong southerly wiads rescuing
' gala- force along Of eoasC
' WEATHER CONDITIONS '
- High pmssuro pre rail la U-Atlantic) and
. 4aat OoJf states and eastern T(i and
ore? t' Mt reaching Vrota Arizona and Cali
fornia to Minnesota aad Manitoba, she highest
reading betas in northern.. Utah. Elsewhere
low prassora is the rule, the principal depres-
ikio bang apparently central off the British
Columbia coast. ,- Precipitation ha occurred
at a large . number of northwestern stations,
reaching aoathwaad - into California, Merada,
L'tah. and Colorado. . Tba weather U much
'colder in northers British Colombia and peer
an area reaching' front southern -. Utah, to; tha
northern Pta ins region. . and ia much 'snildcT
. in southern Nn lUtm and southwestern Ore-
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Keiatire humidity at Portland: noon yes
terday. 7T per cent; 6:00 p. m. yesterday. 80
per ecat; 5:0 sw m. today. 88 per cent.
Precipitation sine January jst: Total, 85.69
inches; normal, 43.92 inches; deficiency. 8.2 S
inches. - KDWaBU L. W ELLS-
OBSERVATIONS
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Mauatss, Alberta . . ,
' Fresno; Cal
Galtatoa, Texas
Honolulu, -T. H. . . . . .
Huron, ft. D. . . . . .
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- I-oe Angeles, Cal .....
: Marsbfield, Oregon , . . .
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New Tor. N. T. . . .. ,
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! North Head, Wash .
I North Platta, Neb
Oklahoma City, Ok la . . ,
Phoenix, Arts
Z Pittabnre, Pa ,
: Portland Orefou
Hrinrw Hnpert, B. C.
' Koseburg, Oregon
Ros well. New Mexico
8acramento, Cal . . . ,
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San IWeco. Cal
Han - Krsacisco, Cal . . ,
Seattle. Wash
Sheridan, Wj ".
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Kpokane. Wash
Swift Corrent, Sask . i ,
Tstooh Island; Wash .
Tnnopah, Nersida 4 . . . .
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First Chnreh Unit Dedicated The
first unit of the jiw dtfice for St.
Ketrra Catholic . chtirclv ' Htst 87th
. .-ret and Foster road, wag dedicated
Sunday night and Christmas day with
appropriate services. The 1 Rev. J. P.
O'Flynn, ; pastor,- presided at the mid
nfeht mass Christmava eve?,, when the
;hurchi was not able to accommodate
the crotvds which thronsed: the build
Ing alter 10 p. rti-t c6rolng from al!
narts of the eity; Masses were also
Mid . In tli building at I and 10 ;30
'clock Monday. This first unit, coat
SO.OO'i. ' Th completed church will
(st 155,000. The other unit will not
be added at present.., ,: ; ir j - i
Colamhla Stasrws. Cnana-a of Sched
nle Effective December-24, 1922, As
toria, Seaside and way- points ("direct
connection for Clatsop beaches and
North, beaches) Leave Portland daily
1:05 a. m.. 4 r?0 p. rri.,1 12 .80 midnight.
Rainier local Leave Portland daily
10 :05 a, m.. K noon, 4 :20 p. m., 6 :45
p. m.. 12 :30 midnight. St. Helens Vocal
Leave Portland, daily 10 :05 a. m.. 12
noon, 4 O p. m., 6 :45 p. m., 12 :30 mid
nigrht and 11:15 p. m. Saturdays, Sun
days and holidays. All stages inclosed,
best limousine type, modern and com
fortable. Leave Stage -Terminal. Park
and Yamhill streets. Phone Main 8611.
Adv.. - ' ' ';
Illaenisated Croat dedicated Dedi
cation of a large illuminated cross
featured the Sunday night service at
Ot ntenary-Wilbur Methodist church.
The cross was given the church by T.
V. Pierce In honor of his father, the
Rev. JRobert Pierce of Los Angeles,
who has given, practically all his. life
tr the ministry of the Methodist
church. .
-Col oU Stages Chaage f Srhed
dole Kffcjctivt) December 24, 1923.
Hood River and way points (direct
connections for The Dalles )-i-Leave
Portland. dally 10:30 a. m., 2 :S0 p. m. ;
leave Hood River daily 10:30 a. mi
and 2 :30 p. m. for Portland. Bridal
Veil local Leave Portland daily 10:30
av rn- and 2:30 p. m- and 6:10 . p. m-,
except Saturday, Sunday and holidays.
Leave 11 5 p. m, Saturdays, Sunday
and holidays. All stages inclosed, best
limousine - type, .modern and comfort
able. Leave Stage Terminal, Park and
.Yamhill streets. , Phone Main 8611.
Ad-,.'i:-,;;.:,5;.; : ...
Conpasy te Dine The annual din
ner and reunion of Company 'R."
It2d Infantry, will be held, in the
. Dutch room . of the 'Washington street
. Hazelwood Friday evenl. The din
ner, will, be a la cart,e.a At. the ..outr
break, ef the World war Company "K'
. was commanded by Captain - Clarence
R, Hotchkiss, . and was composed al
most entirely of high school and col-
; lege men.? ( ' "
"Medera Woedaiea to Skate Modern
Wooaraen 'of America will have the
roller skating party at Oaks rink to
night which : was . postponed from De
cember 14. ' The Woodmen band of
S3 pieces will furnish music , There
' will also Toe motion pictures.
PerttasA-SaleBB Stage Leave Stage
Terminal, Park and Yamhill, hourly
from T :06 a. m. to 7 :06 p. m. and Owl
car at 19 p. m, . daily,? Saturdays,
Sundays and holidaysr 8:30 p. m. and
IS p. 8-0S. 11HJ5. 1)5, 3 :05
make direct connections tor Eugene.
CorvaWa and Albany. Main 881t Adv
Data Set for Prayer Week Requests
have been mailed to all churches of the
citjr; by the Portland Council of
Churches asking them, to observe the
week , of January , 7,, t 18 as prayer
.week. .' . . k- v . ;
- PerUaad-TUIaawook Stags Xlse stags
depot, Park and Yamhill streets ; T :4i
a. m. and S : p. m, dairy : IX :J0 p. m
dally except Sunday. Maim 861L Adv.
- : 88 ., Arrested . tor Draakeaaeaa Too
much of the old time , Christmas at-
DR. C. L. HAYNES
KTESIOHT, SPEC1AXIST , .
i Glasses That Fif BeUss
, Prtees; . Very. Reasosasee -
OYER ROBFBTS PBOTiXTRS
,v,:.Tlri ti rorr:;?s v " ,"V,
moephere found its way to thirsty folk
tsunaay ana Monaay, - tnereDy auaxns
S5 men' to be allowed the hospitaUty of
the city Jail.;: They are being tried In
municipal court today. - , 4 ; ,
Stasis 81M Srn' Clothes More than
100 petticoats . and . a score of dresses
were stolen' from theMcRao petticoat
parlors. No. 171 Tenth street, toy , a
burglar who entered the store through
a transom some time Saturday or Sun
day night.' The burglar overlooked 8300
In cash. An Incomplete check toy- the
police indicates th loot was valued at
more than 81 000,. t ;t s- '. ?,
Salent-Kill City Btss leaves Kalem
stags tsrminaV for Mil City t INo. 1,
7 HQ a. m-5 No. 8. 10 -v, m. ijio.- 5.
40 p, at. . Noi 1 connects with east
bound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
man. Prop. -v.
8tr. Aaseriea St. Helens via Colum
bia river. S :80 p. m, dally ; 11 :80 a. m,
Sunday. Aldar dock. Main 832 Ju Adv,
Year Artificial1 Teeth will be better
if made toy the plate? specialist," Dr.
Rossman. Journal toldg. Adv. - , -, -
8. H. Crreen Stamp tor Caik. Hot
man Fuel Co. Bdwy. 6353. 680-21. Adv.
CHEAR LABOR" ;'
MAGRATO
SCHEME SEEN
Washington, Dec. 26. (WASHING'
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
Effort to toroaden the '".immigration
laws to admit men. to "fill the indus
trial - needs" is increasing in dimen
sions. Representative Albert Johnson,
chairman . of - the house committee : on
immigration, charges that this agita
tion proceeds mainly from those who
wish to import a cheap labor supply.
'"What are those who are demanding
cheap r labor , thinking jabout? He
asks. Profits., population or poster
ity? Don't tHey know that the Quotas
of immigrants permitted ; to come
from the Northern countries of Eu
rope are unfilled'' Must1 they always
have a hole at Kllis island- opened big
enough to cdrait 1,000.000 or1 1.600.0&0
immigrants per year -so that they may
give wretched employment to possibly"
one quarter -of that number?"
INDUSTRIAL NEEDS '
Commissioner of Immigration Hus
band Is suggesting that a policy may
be adopted . "so as to let In the men
who shall fill the industrial needs and
at the same time have the qualities
which will make them desirable resi
dents of American- communities. An
article containing this idea printed by
"The Nation's Business," is being cir
culated by the United States Cham
ber of Commerce
Mr. .Husband does not define where
these desirable immigrants are to
come from, or the precise industrial
needs that. are. to be met. Mr. John
son, on the other hand, points out that
the north-of. Europe immigrant Is usu
ally classed as desirable, and many
more might come from there under ex
isting law. i At the same time ; thera
are hordes ; wanting . to come from
Southern Europe and . the countries
usually classed as furnishing th un
desirable, and It is commonly believed
that the most ; of those who are talk
ing about industrial needs want these
people for ths coal mines,' the steel
mills and the textile industries . be
cause, for i few ; years at least, they
will "work cheap.' - . '
FAR-H CLASS SCARCK
So far as the farm settler and farm
laborer are concerned, it seems clear
that not many more could he brought
in by lowering immigration bars. The
hardy farmers of the r Scandinavian
coimtries and others of Northern Ku
rope, . who rank as successful' farmer
in America,'do not come to the extent
that the 3 per cent law permits ..them
to come.
In the fascal year ending June 30
1921, which jieought in 800,000 aliens.
Mr." Johnson has pointed ort that only
2 per cent were farmers and 8 per cent
farm laborers, which affords scant
hope for farm Jncreaae from that di
rection. t
What the pouring, of great numbers
of foreign born into America means in
one phase of - American f government
lias been brought .out in data secured
by Mr. Johnson on. the cost of main
taining aliens in prisons, insane asy
lums, ' hospitals and poorhousea. He
finds that 1 per cent of the income of
the states is expended for the care of
aliens in these institutions.
STORK MIXER DATES
Eugene, ' D,gc. - 26. Santa' Claus and
the stork combined to make the Christ
mas of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West, Eu
gene, merry when "they presented them
with a wee daughter on December 24.
When-" a motorcycle , is lifted on a
new stand , the latter locks so that
the machine -cannot -be' moved. ,;
E3aii Distributes---ifn cha!Tf
Sixteen auiomoblles were kept .busy
distributing the ' baskets and other
presents. ': Of the families, cared for 27
were colored, 'Larsen stated. -5 . ?.
On December 19 I bad here, in our
relief headquarters 1725 sacks, of po
tatoes, Larson said. There are Just
120 sacks left. This Is bow we got the
.potatoes:. -
-A.man living on Salmon creek .out
of Vancouver, Wash told us we could
have his 18 , acres of potatoes If ' . we
;; 865 Christmas;
,Baskqts of Fooi
The ' Ktt ' Klux Kla distributed 865
.Christmas baskets to needy Portland
families for their holiday dinners, ac
cording' to announcement or Roy- Lar
sen, who was appointed by Fred GiX-
would . dig them and take' them away.
One gang of men worked all one Sun
day and another gang -went out the
next Sunday to finish the Job. ; r
A permanent relief "elation Is to be
established later. ' ; ' - i -
A ceremonial is to be held Wednes
day night at which about 4500 men
Ui be initiated into the order, jLar-
Ksen announced.
i The; top fefTaVnew fruit -'Jar . cover
has a .slot lnt . which a kniie can' toe
inserted to unscrew It. .... - .
What investment for
your
Ghittmas
check?
IAYBE we are prejudiced, but"
we have been observing, for
over half a century, the enor
mous importance of music
to the home.
For music, whether in the form of a
piano, a good player piano, a Vicbrola, or
a smaU instrument, is one gift that pves
toalL - .. , ' ,.;
Now that you have your Christmas
check and are; debating the best invest
ment for it, consider carefully what a
good piano; player piano, or Vicbrola will
mean to you and all who dwell with you.
Convenient terms can be arranged
upon any reasonable balance, if desired. t
gHennMPay & Go.
Sixth and Morrison Streets
Opflssattst PsTMeaOgSCrsTi' - ssi.
SEATTB TACOMA SPOKANB
1
iff - ' - Ar
nn3
tvead at asattiwA
-the New, Harmless
Clothes Bleach
; Use it every wash-
''f - ing. Makes white
jctothes whiter and
colored clothes
: ; t brighterJ Wfll re
25c , .' move .blood stains
awraad ahsnlassfi nrtwtrnT '
safcric,eoassaalu- .
-enoagh fee? Qmo
1U waaruaga
' - -w -
TllrsTirrtt,
WMrpEMS CLOTHES
at grocers and druggists
GbartHaSMri
it s , ras
v-j i sni S
1"'UV:V: 'ltrnZJ 4f3-lli II
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Dtd yon get the fire insurance fixed up.
Jack? and nith a shudder the burglary
insurance ? , It nould', be loo bad to have
anything happen to our looe nest when fire
are just getting nicely started in life"
"Yes, my dear, and that isn't all. I also
procured TITLE INSURANCE POL
ICY. '
-""But fas that necessary? The bcstlait$er -
. m town okehed the abstract and Sou put
it nilh the deed m the safe deposiU IV e .
must watch our expenses, you know.? ' '
rue. but this house has been thrniiK a
half dozen hands since it was built. The " -n
deed i merely proves that 'I bought it-
The abstract is only an abbreviated his- .
- , awry ui 1 orrncr uaaucuong ana - . -
does .not Toaeh for. the compe- .aiL
- tency ef former etrnen-nor d
,It .r&arantee the lerality
r former sales. . Suppose . - some
'forrotten heir of a former owner
- should suddenly appear and insist that the house be' sold to settle
an old estate! - Where would we get off ? Under this policy the
Title and Trust Company has assumed the liability for any defects
in the title and will protect as and we ret more protection, for
less money (only one premium "to pay, too) than nnder any other ;
. avioa vi lUBariocc - nw, aiss me 1
k ' You snrewdhoy Tm glad I married you You thmk of everything - f -
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fw .Trie, newsboy, standing on, the, street.
V " corner insnow, rain or fair weather cry-j )
. ..... . .ing his wares to the passersby, is getting : ;
real,worth-while experience. He is learn-, C ;v
r ing a fundamental business essential
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v " For all : beginners, here "'is ahothec
" ;"-:-equally ' important business ' essential- i X
saving. V And a savings account is the ' ;
, ; : easiest way to learn to save.
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