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THE 3IORMXG ORECONIAX, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1920 1J K K V CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Citv Edtlnr , Main 7070. BBO-flS Sunday Editor Main 7O70. H80-95 AdvertlKlnit Department. .Main 770. 5B0-95 fcuperintendent ot Bldg. .Main 7070, HiO-91 AMISKMENTS. HEII-IO fBroadw-ay at Taylor) 'Tho Ac quittal." Tonight. BAHEH (Alder at Eleventh) Baker Stock company in "At 9:45." Tonight. LYRIC (Broadway at Morrison) Musical comedy. "The Black Cat." Three ahows dally. 2, 7 and 9 P. M. HIPPODROME (Broadway at TajnhHl) Vaudeville and moving picture. 2 to 5, 6:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays co-ntinuous, 1:15 to 11 P. PA N TAG K 9 (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows dally. 2:30. 1 9 :S. and Knowltos Appeal to Be Heard. An appeal taken by the Knowlton brothers, alleged bootleggers, to the United States circuit court of appeals will be heard in Portland by that tribunal starting this morning. United States Circuit Judges Gilbert and Hunt of the court of appeals at San Francisco are in Portland for the annual fall term of that court. United States District Judge Wolverton will sit as the third member of the apr pellate court. The Knowlton case is tho only one to be heard during the session in Portland. The Knowlton brothers have been arrested and con victed on several occasions lor alleged bootlegging. GRAND JURT HAS Bia WORK AHEAD. More than 100 liquor violations will tie investigated by the federal grand Jury, which has been summoned to re-convene Monday, October 4, it was said yesterday at the federal build ing. Deputies are now gathering data in a record-breaking number of liquor cases for presentation to the jurors. The grand Jury was last in session in June when the shipyard investigation was started. "Whether or not this investigation will be con tinued by the present grand jury has not been determined. COLONEL, CROSSLET TO ADDRESS EX- Soldiers. As the first of a little series of political talks. Colonel James J. Crossley will speak tonight at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Colum bus service club. 243 Couch street. There will be music and motion pic tures. Tonight's talk will be devoted to republican principles. On Sunday night a speaker will be provided by the democratic forces of the city. On an evening of next week It is planned to stage a debate between rival cam paign speakers. Saltalamacchia Gets Nine Months. Nine months in the county jail was the sentence received by Johji Saltal amacchia from Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday when he changed his plea of not guilty to guilty after the prosecution had completed its case gainst him before a jury. He was accused of assault on his wife, cut ting her across the face with a knife during an altercation. The wife's divorce suit is scheduled to be heard by Judge Morrow Thursday. Suit to Cancel Citizenship. Suit to cancel the citizenship papera of Victor W. Ltlja, a native of Kinland, was filed yesterday in federal court by Assistant United States Attorney "Veatch. The government is seeking to cancel the man's citizenship be cause of his alleged un-American tendencies. He served six months in the county jail during the war for a violation of the espionage act. He is a resident of Tillamook county. Sheridan Waives Examination. Paul Sheridan, former secretary ot the "outlaw" switchmen's union at Chicago, who was Indicted for an alleged violation of the Lever act, waived preliminary examination yes terday and consented to return, to Chicago for trial- without a legal fight. Sheridan was arrested in Portland several days ago. A deputy United States marshal will return with him to Chicago today. Armt Deserters Arrested. James Dorsey and Bob Thomas, both - ad mitted deserters from the army at Camp Lewis, were arrested yesterday by department of justice operatives for the alleged theft of an automo bile at Tacoma which they are said to have driven to Portland. They are held at the county jail in default of bonds pending a grand jury in vestigation. Prisoner -Agrees to Removal. L S. Dean, alias L. G. Knox, alleged automobile thief, yesterday agreed to his removal from Portland to Shreve port. La., where he is under federal indictment for automobile thievery. Dean is alleged to have stolen an automobile in Shreveport and trans ported it to Portland in violation of a recent federal statute. He was ar rested last week at Astoria. All Knockers Invited. Today will be business and knockers' day for the Portland realty board and all knock ers are invited to attend the regular weekly luntrheon of the board at the grrill room of tho Portland hotel at noon. The luncheon programme will be devoted to business matters and to the hearing of suggestions from members for the betterment of the association. Chinese Thtsician Arrested. Dr Frank Leo, a Chinese physician of 66'i Sixth street, was arrested yes terday by federal agents charged with selling- cocaine and morphine in violation of the Harrison narcotics act. It is alleged he sold the drugs to Krank Schultz, a restaurant worker, iicriultx also was taken into custody. Cell Inertia Basis op Disease. -Dr. Dee says cell renewal has disproved druglcs3 theories by eradicating con ditions after all their methods had failed. 412-13-11 Artisans bldg., cor. Broadway and Oak. Call and have your caso outlined. Adv. Burglars Loot Homes and Rooms. Protect your valuables. . Phone Mar. 1301 for one of our burglary and hold-up policies. W. R. McDonald company, general insurance. Better phone Mar. 2391, before Mr. Burglar Pays you a visit Adv. Do Not Forget to call up East 3088 when you want the Salvation Army auto-truck to call for cast off cloth ing, magazines, newspapers, furniture, etc. Address 24-26 Union ave. Major jonn tiree, district officer. Adv. For Kent or Lease. Large cast side residence, i blk. ground, close In, suitable for sanitarium, school, email boarding house, undertaking establishment. Telephone Peterson iidwy. 180. Adv. Baron Kugene I'shskk. Moscow. Russia, gives the first lesson of the healing course Friday, 8 P. M., at Multnomah hotel. For information call Automatic 627-33. 431 Chamber ot commerce oidg. Adv. dance. .Mcelroys orchestra, Mur- lam nan, zsa and Washington sts., every Wednesday and Saturday. Adv Fall Chinook Salmon for canninsr. 30c per lb. Bay City Fish Market, 280 lamnut street. Adv. - ksramic club exhibition at the cen tral library, fcept. 23, 24, 25, The public ii inviiea. aqv. 1 he moors Sanitarhjm. A few weeks works wonders. Office Selling uius. AUT. salmon for canning-, 10c per lb. Green 8 Market, 284 Yamhill fiall. AUV. Dr. L. M. DAViSi Portland. Or.. 3-in-l. Caloptoma sacks, good, dependable Adv. Columbia River Salmon to can, 10c per lb. Fulton Market, 232 Alder. Adv. Kemmerer Coal. Carbon Coal Co., mine agents. East 1188. Adv. Dr. Earls Kenton has returned; Morgan bldg. Adv. Dr. McMahon, chiropractor, 11th year. Adv. Dr. Dayton, glasses. Swecland bldg. Adv, Irish Fair Set. An Irish fair will be held in Hibernian hall at 340 Rus sell street on November 11 and 12, the proceeds go toward paying - off the debt remaining against the hall.. Products of, Irish industries - will toe on exhibition and will be eold by the women's auxiliary, the articles to in clude crocheted and hand-woven laces, damask linen with monograms, hand-embroidered lingerie, Donegal homespun woolen auto robes and lounge covers. Irish Belleek china, linens and other novelties. John Far rell is chairman and F. Mallon is sec retary of the festival. A committee meeting has been called for next Tuesday night to complete arrange ments. The fair will dense with a dance on Saturday night. Court op Appeal to Convene. "With but one case on appeal, the circuit court of the United States court of appeals will convene for the ninth circuit today in the old postoffice building. The courtroom of Judges Wolverton and. Bean has been placed at the disposal of the court, which constitutes Circuit Judges Gilbert, Portland; Hunt, San Francisco and District Judge Wolverton. The case of Qeorge E. and Jerry Knowlton. convicted of violating the Reed amendment in transporting liquor from California to Oregon will come up. After adjournment, tomorrow night, the judges will leave for the October term, at San Francisco. Students Take Flights. Ten mem bers of the Reed college student body and ' faculty took an airplane trip Wednesday afternoon. Despite the bad weather Pilot Mckenzie gave the novices a 1-o-minute flight, doing an Immelmann, a tail spin and a stiff spiral. 1 Miiss R. Compton, college librarian was the first passenger. The others were Ruth Chambers, Calista Eliot, H. Bronson, T. Brockway, H. Graham, E. Rothwell, A Lindstrom, J. Hamilton and A. Gehri. Mr. Hamil ton took photographs of the college and of the city. Man's Relatives Sought. From Maekay, Idaho, a letter has been sent to - Portland seeking relatives of Emanuel Frank, who died in that town last Friday following an opera tion for appendicitis. The letter, which came-to the Meier & Frank Co., Is in the hands of the police. The writer, a Mackay woman, said Mr. Frank had spoken of having a cousin in Portland and authorities of the town are anxious to locatei this per son " i Yesterday's Rain Storm caused thel price of meat to drop. Frank L. Smith realized that many housewives were prevented from doing their usual shopping. Today and tomorrow Smith makes these special offers; ' Legs of mutton and mutton chops, 20c. Breasts veal and plate beef. 12c. Smith's real tenderloin steak, 15c. Lamb's liver, 10c. Pure lard, 25c. Round steak and T-bone steak, 20c. Roast beef, 15c. R'st mutton, l'i'.ic. Frank L. Smith's is 228 Alder St. Adv. Timber Put on Sale. Three small tracts of timber In the northwest have been put up for sale by the United States forest service. The first Is 1,000,000 feet on the Rainier, ad vertised at $2.75 a thousand feet on fir and $3 on cedar , Another is 1.200,000 feet of pine in Methow val ley on the Okanogan, to go at ?3. Cedar for poles near Flat creek on the Cascade forest is being offered at 214 cents apiece for posts and from 1 to 3 cents on poles. SPEEDER3 Are Find. Municipal Judge Rossman yesterday "nicked" five speeders and traffic violators who appeared before his court. W. H. Kinser, who drives a , Columbia river highway bus, was fined $25 for speeding across the Burnside street bridge. Other violators fined were: George Warrell. $45: S. L. Muller, $2.50; C. Morrison. $10; K. Fiyinars. $10: O. Austad, $7.50, and F Dunn, $7.60. . New Infantry Division Coming. Vancouver barracks soon will be gar risoned by the 32d infantry, succeed ing tne 1st infantry., according to news received yesterday by the local recruiting office of the United States rmy. The organization is at pres ent at Camp Kearney, Cal. The 1st infantry has been ordered from Van couver to Camp Travis. Tex. Realization League- to Picnic. The Realization league will hold its monthly basket picnic in the com munity house at Peninsular park this evening. After a lunch dinner at 6:30 o'clock a half hour will be spent in singing from the Realization song book. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clifford will assist in the music. Mayor Issues Fair Proclamation. An appeal to Portland people to at tend the Oregon state fair Thursdav. September 30. a day which has been designated as Portland day is made in a proclamation issued bv Mavor Baker yesterday. Dr. De Ketser's Course in Kte Culture . strengthens tired, strained eyes, often giving such relief that glasses are not needed. Enrollment fee of $5 applies on glasses, if found necessary. Main 9587. Adv. Rev. Mr. "Mills Talks Today. At his rooms in the Corbctt builrline- at 3 o'clock today Rev. H. Edward Mills will speak on "The Life of Simolicltv and Satisfaction." . A New Set op Teeth? Artificial dentures made by the specialist. Dr. E. C. Rossman, meet the requirements of service and appear ance. Journal bldg. Adv. The Etrie, White Salmon, season closes after September 26. Adv. Insurance Officials Coming. A party of officers of the Prudential Insurance company of America, with home offices at Newark. N. J., is scheduled to reach Portland Tuesday for a short visit here, according to news received by D. E. Wilson, state superintendent for the company- with headquarters in Portland. The offi cials are on a tour of the Pacific coast visiting various district offices Mr. Wilson will entertain the party while here. The personnel of the party is given as follows: G. W. Munslck, second vice-president and field supervisor: T. W. Taeney, third vice-president; F. A. Boyle, vice-president and treasurer; J. H. Birkett, as sistant secretary; G. B. Speer, ..as sistant secretary; Dr. J. A Patton, medical director; M. C. Johnson, divi sion manager. Bundle Day Near. Gratifying response to the appeal for Portland's share of a car of clothing to be col lected October 6, Bundle day, is re ported by near east relief head quarters, 60 Stock Exchange. Ar rangements have been made for minute men to appear in Portland churches the next two Sundays and for a canvass of the city for .cloth ing and funds. Knights to Go to The Dalles. A delegation of Portland Knights of Columbus will go to The Dalles to help initiate candidates into the Knights of Columbus organizaton of that city on Sunday. The local knights will leave tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, under charge of District Deputy Hanley. State Deputy Peare will have charge of the initiatory ceremonies History op Terminal Given. Municipal terminal No. 4 was cited as one of the big factors responsible for the development of Portland a3 a shipping center by City Attorney LaRoche, who gave the address at the Progressive Business Men's lunch eon held at the terminal yesterday noon. Mr. LaRoche told the history of the terminal. GRAND' OPERA TICKETS The Scotti grand opera company will give three performances at the p-se , j ? - v - , - ' Heilig next week,, directions Steers & Coman and . tne Elwyn Concert bureau. Thursday, September 30. "Tosca" with Easton. Chamlee, Scotti, D'Angelo in the leading roles. Friday, October 1, "La Boheme" with Harrold, D'Angelo, Easton, Roselle. Saturday, October 2. the double bill "L'Oracolo" and "Pagliacci" with Scotti, Rothier, D'Angelo, Chamlee, Sundelius, Roselle, Kingston, Picco. Floor $5: balcony $. $4, $3; gallery reserved $2.50. To these prices the war tax of 10 per cenfmust be added. Address letters and -make checks pay able to Steers & Coman, Columbia building. All tickets sent at buyers risk and only in self-addressed, stamped envelopes. Adv. See our big window display. Save at These Special Prices On Men's and Young Men's FALLSUITS, RAINCOATS and OVERCOATS $30, $45, $60, $75 These prices will stop the man in need of new fall .clothing. Top-notch apparel from our latest regular stock. No "sales" garments. New Foil Kuppenheimer Style Bonk I can be had on request. KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES Nationally known as America's finest clothes. Quality fab rics perfectly tailored. $60 and $75. LION SERVICE CLOTHES Dependable clothes that will give excellent appearance and wear. S3 0 and S45. SUPPLY YOUR FALL NEEDS at These SPECIAL PRICES Exclusive Kuppenheimer House in Portland Morrison at Fourth S. & H. Stamps Given WILLAMETTE RIVER BOAT Steamer Northwestern leaves Mu nicipal dock No. 2, at foot of Eaet Oak street, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A. M., for Salem and all way points. Freight and passen ger service. Returning,, leaves Salem at S A M., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Adv. Seining Js Closed. STEVENSON", Wash.,. Sept. (Special.) McGowan, Stinson 23. and CARD OF THAMES. . We wish to thank our manv rela tives and friends for the kindness and sympathy extended to us in the re cent bereavement of our beloved wife and mother. MR. P. FRAINEY Adv. AND FAMILY. Service to Clients This office has a reputation for delivering to its clients service that satisfies." JOHN SCHIBEL Insurance Broker and Adviser. Wilcox Bldg. Main 8020 Clift. who operate the seining grounds opposite here have closed for this year on account of the small run of fish, and poor market for fall chin-ooks. LEOPOLD DESKS To Make Tour Office a Better Place in Which to Work. PACIFIC STATIONERY & , ' PRINTING CO. 107 2d St.. Bet. Vah. and Stark. Complete Office Outfitters. Don't Be Misled The firm now location is in with us. occupying our old no way connected tfon t Be "Confused We Have Moved Across the Street To the Storeroom Formerly Occu pied by the Southern Pacific Ry. Co. Between Washington and -Alder Sts., on Fourth Mrs. Gasco Series No. 6 ---.sX.-'- P K - few 1 rt r.-. . - - ' r-"" " - fi "Ah ! this is more like it. No smoke, no dirt, no soot! The Gasco furnaces are indeed a boon!" Read the Oregonian classified ads. UCTI0NS A RE NOT MADE ANY housewife who has tried both ways will tell you that the easiest way is to get HIGHEST QUALITY MATERIALS. And they cost no more here than elsewhere, in propor tion to goodness and effi . ciency. TWO-DAY KXTRA SPE CIALS 1920 pack Del Monte Brand Sliced Pineapple, No. 2Vi tins, regular 50c; special 3 for $1.25; $5 a dozen. Hunt's Clear Lake Strimar less Beans, special &2 doz. J o DK IJJUl Ql 290 STARK Boys' Clothing Department On Third Floor Before buying your boy his next suit, don't fail to come here first. Withouf a doubt, you will see one of the fin est stocks of boys' pure wool and worsted cloth ing on the coast. Remember, too, Manu facturer to Wearer prices prevail in our Boys' Clothing Depart ment as well as in the Men's. FREE To every boy who buys his Suit or Overcoat, here today we will present him with a U. S. Army Mess Kit just like our soldiers used in France! ON BROWNSVILLE All-wool CLOTHES because big profits are never made! WE MANUFACTURE most of the sujts and overcoats we sell here in our big tailoring shops. We sell direct to you, thus the profit of the middleman is eliminated. IT STANDS to reason that the manufac turer can undersell the retailer and this accounts for prices on Brownsville all wool clothes always being less than the average retailer sale or no sale. As a mat ter of fact, compare our prices anywhere at any time with other stores, and the saving you make becomes self-evident. In addition to the saving our customers make, they have the advantage of choos ing the style or pattern they 'like" best from one of the most complete stocks on the coast. Here in our big, spacious show rooms on the second floor of the Woolen Mill Building you will see all fabrics, in aJl shades and weights, in all styles for every age and size of man. ' - . Avail yourself of the opportunity of buying from "Mill-to-M an" it means money saved, and the best clothing buy you ever made! r e e e c t u r- e On CHRISTIAN SCIENCE To be delivered by Mr. William W. Porter, C. S. B Of New York City , Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th Doors open at 7:30 P. M. Lecture at 8 P. M. The Public is cordially invited. Evening Commerce Courses Leading to B. C. S. Degree. Opening Week of September 27 Register Now Accounting? Principles Complete Accountancy Conrie Corporation Accounting , Business Iaw BuMlnesM Finance Incoaae Tax rrocednre Credits and Collections Salesmanship Businenn Correspondence Public Speaking; Cost Accounting Specialized Accounting- Sir. Clark, dean, will he in his office for eaxeful Interview Monday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings and by appointment. For free 36-pape catalogruo describing- courses, subjects, reaulra ments for Oregon C. P. A. examination, etc., call or address Dlv. C, Oregon Institute of Technology, Y. M. C. A. Bldg. (Tbonc Slain IS 7 00.) MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS $30 TO BROWNSVILLE ; WOOLEN MILL STORE Entire Building (Southwest Corner) Morrison and Third Portland Astoria Eugene Marshtield North Bend Sunday Night 7:45 o'clock Past, Present and Future Triumphs of Vatican Diplomacy In History and Prophecy Special Sermon-Lecture by LOUIS K. DICKSON Evangelist Women of Woodcraft Hall Corner 10th and Taylor Seats Free. Public Invited. WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO rTTHE HOTEL STEWART On Geary St., Just aff Union Square, close to everything worth while. Good accommodations at moderate rates. Breakfast. 60c, 60c, 75c; Lunch, 75c; Dinner, 1.25 (Sundays, $1.50). Muni cipal car passes the door. Stewart Motor Bus meets principal trains and steamers. It is advisable to make res ervations in advance of arrival. Gasoline for 2 50 GALLONS EXTRA FOR $1.00 A 11 the gasoline you titJ can bo ob tained from thfl use of Ga saver Tablets. Sold on an absolute money-back quarantee. Permanently removes carbon from plug-3, cylinders and piston hads. Your motor will run smoother and develop more power and energy. Absolutely guaranteed not to barm your motor or engine in any way. 100 Gasaver Tablets, $1.00. H. G. VAN KIRK 2.'6 Stark street. Main 3334. Distributor (or Orfion. i m 1 1 i m r SecretarialScience fysidontand NorirRpsidcnt I W 1M-..jri .Holmes School I 663"Weid?rSt, Ftortiand,Oreg'orc! BEAVER BOARD 'Bt FOR BETTER WALLS S3 AND CEILINGS RASMUSSEN & CO. N. E. Cor. Second and Taylor Streets Phone your want ads to The Oresro nian. Main 7070, Automatic 560-si.