TTTE BfOT?VrXG OKEfiOXTAN. MOXDAT, JANTJART 25, 1915.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AMCSEMENT8.
HEIUCf THEATER (BroadwayT at Taylor)
Fannie Barley in Th. Irony of Fashion."
Tonight, at 8:10.
BAKER (Broadway and Sixth, between AI
dr and Morrison) Baker Plavera in
Blr Jim Garrlty." Tonight at 8:15.
X.YR1C 'Fourth and Stark i Musical com.
edy. lazy, the Frenchman." Thia after
noon at 2:S0 and tonight at 7:30 and 9:10.
Vaudeville.
OKPHEl'M fBroadway. at Stark) This aft.
ernjn at 2: l- and tonight at s:lo o ciock.
PANTAOES (Broadway, at Alder) Per.
lonnancea, i:ao to 11 p. At. continuous.
IIARCI.S LOEWS EMPRESS (Broadway
and Yamhill) continuous performance
inuu iuw ku u f. je.
MoTlni-I'lrturo Theaters.
NATIONAL, Parle and Stark.
rKOPL.SK Weat Park and Alder.
MAJESTIC Park and Washington.
'Ev STAR Park and Washington.
fel.VSET THEATER Washington and
Broadway.
COLUMBIA THEATER Sixth and Stark.
MCLTNOMAH GRANGE INSPECTED. T.
J. Kreuder, county deputy. Inspected
JIultnomab Grange at Orient -Saturday
afternoon and Installed officers. It was
reported that the Grange la out of debt
and owns its hall and grounds, valued
at 3o0u. The officers installed are
Master, R. I. Anderson; overseer, J. 8.
Abel: lecturer, Mrs. J. C Duke; steward,
M. H. Wheeler; assistant steward, Mrs.
Bertha Ault; chaplain, Mrs. Cora Car
roll: treasurer, J. C Duke; secretary,
C. M. Lake; gatekeeper, Charles Wheel
er: Ceres, Mrs. Buth Wheeler; Pomona,
Jliss Agnes Larson; Flora, Miss Volberg
Larson; lady assistant steward, Flor
ence Rogers; pianist, Mrs. Kate Antler,
son. The executive committee is com
posed of M. H. Wheeler. Mrs. C. H.
Johnson. J. Kleret; finance, Mrs. Bertha
Ault, J. Sleret, M. H. Wheeler; women s
work, Mrs. C. M. Bramhall, Mrs. C. H.
Johnson, Mrs. J. Sleret. The Grange in
stalled two candidates In the third
nd fourth dc trees and received five
applications. The plan for the county
to engage an agricultural expert was
Indorsed.
St. Johs-s Baptist Sunday School
Elects. The St. Johns Baptist Church
Sunday school has elected the follow
lug named officers tor the ensuing
year: Superintendent, L. K. Simmons;
assistant superintendent, Harry Raw-
son; superintendent home department,
lira. Lettie Shaw: superintendent cradle
roll. Miss Hazel Evans; superintendent
primary department. Miss Flora Mc
Kiven; secretary, Mrs. H. C. Finch; as
sistant secretary. Miss Sadie Cramer;
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Rawson; pianist.
Miss Arline Shaw; orchestra leader,
Paul Behenke. The teachers elected are
Mrs. I Cyrus, Miss May Key, Miss Jen
nie McNiven, Miss Agnes Orr, Miss Vida
Kvans, Harry Rawson, W. T. Ford, Mrs.
Harry Rawson and Mrs. J. W. Parker.
Ttev. E. P. Borden will teach the Bar
aia and Phllathea intermediate Bible
classes and W. T. Ford the intermediate
boys' class.
Peninsula ' Campfirb Girls Organ
lae. The Campfire Girls were organ-
I tzed at the Peninsula Park community
house Wednesday with the following
officers: President, Miss Inez Clark;
treasurer. Miss Kthel Clark; secretary,
Miss Norma McCrea; assistant secre
tary, Christy Crain. The East Side
Choral Society, under charge of Pro
fessor J. P. Finley, meets every Friday
In the field house. The Peninsula or
chestra has changed its meeting day
from Tuesday to Thursday. Tho North
Portland Commercial Club will be host
at a publio reception at the community
house next Saturday night. Games in
the men's gymnaaium and dancing in
the women's gymnasium are pro
grammed. Transportation Club to Dine. The
semi-monthly luncheon of the Trans,
portation Club will be held today at
noon at the Multnomah Hotel. The
feature of the luncheon will be a prac
tical talk on "Memory Training" by
David M. Roth. W. D. Wells, of the
4an Francisco & Portland Steamship
Company, is chairman of the day. To
morrow night is the date set for the
rentier monthly dance and card party,
which will take place in the east ball
room of the Multnomah Hotel. E. W.
Mosher is in charge of arrangements.
Bor OF 16 Seeks Work. The As
sociated Charities is trying to find
place where a boy of 16 in the Portland
Trades Stjhool may work for his board
and room until June. The boy worked
all Summer as a laborer, but most of
his earnings went to the support of his
parents and their seven children. The
boy is willing to work and very eager
to secure an education- and desires to
tend furnace or work at any other
' kind of odd Job that will make it pos
eible for him to contnue in school.
Death op Julius Ach Announced.
A telegram received Saturday from
Henry Ach, of San Francisco, an
ltotinced the death of his brother, Julius
Ach. Julius Ach was a resident of this
city for many years and for a long
time was connected with the firm of
l-'lcist'hner, Mayer & Co. Of late years
hv made his home In San Francisco. A
widow and son survive him. Mr. Ach
was a cousin of Mrs. Simon Harris, of
this city.
SPECIAL' . OJURfH 3IEETINOS START IS
Ski.lwood. A series of special meet
lugs was started yesterday morning
in the Sellwood Baptist Church, of
which Kev. F. H. Hayes Is the pastor,
to continue until February T. Rev. W.
T. Milllken. of Oregon City, assisted
by Rev. J. M. Nelson, of Lents, is the
preacher for the series. Charles H
Hart Is the soloist and choir leader.
Rev. M. Nelson conducted a young peo
ple's meeting last night.
Blsinkss Efficiency Is Topic. "Busi
ness Efficiency" will be the sub
ject of the address before the Rotary
Club at its luncheon at the Benson Ho
tel tomorrow noon. Professor Irving
K. Vining will be the speaker. He was
frmerly a professor in Columbia Uni
versity and now a business efficlency
expert In the Y. M. C. A. of New Yorlc.
Rev. J. H. Boyd to Entertain. Rev.
J. H. Boyd will be "at home" tonight in
the parish house of the First Presbyte
rian Church. After a reception, which
will begin at 7:45 o'clock, Samuel C.
ltncaster will give a lecture and show
stereoptlcon pictures on "The Columbia
Highway." Members of the church and
friends are invited.
Business Men's Club to Elect.
Election of officers will be held by the
Kast Side Business Men's Club next
Thursday night at a banquet in the
Hotel Edwards at 151 Crand avenue, at
7:;:o o'clock. Samuel Hill, who will be
the guest of honor, will deliver an il
lustrated lecture on the Columbia. A
musical programme wtll be presented.
E. S. Uuckabay to Speak. 12. S.
Iluckabay. chief deputy tax collector
of Multnomah County, will outline to
the department of revenue and taxa
tion of the Oregon Civic League "an
Meal methud cf tax collection" at a
luncheon in the college room of the
Hazelwood tmrrow noon.
Y. W. C. A. to Hold Annual Ban
cet. The annual banquet of the
Young Women's Christian Association
will be held in the association head
quarters at 6:30 o'clock tonleht. The
open meeting will be held Friday after
noon. Dr. Chapman to Speak. Dr. C. H.
Chapman will speak at the Y. M. C. A.
at S o'clock tonight on Romaine Hol
land's "Jean Christophe." the universal
novel. The lecture is part of Dr. Chap.
nan s acnes in modern literature.
Aronson's Clearance Sale, silver-plated
w are. 4 less. Cor. Broadway and Wash.
Adv.
Low Prices ok Printing of all kinds
r. W Baltes dc Co. Main 16a. A Ufa. Ad
Best Ladies Tailoring reduced to
Hi. Gurney. 40t Mohawk bldg. Adv.
Sellwood G. A. -R. Ladles Report.
The annual report of the treasurer of
Blackmar Circle of the Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, of Sell-
wood, submitted at the annual meet
ing, shows a cash balance of $100 on
hand. Ttfere was a balance of $162.89
at the beginning of the year and J228.18
was received, making a total of I3H2.07
received lor the year. The disburse
menta were: Per capita, $59.83; inci
dentals, S181.il; relief work, $50.81.
Relief work for the year in the form
of supplies amounted to 1300. Evaline
Hoard, the treasurer, was presented
with a pin in appreciation of her work.
The executive committee is planning
a series of entertainments for relief
work. President Rebekah Banks has
appointed the committees for the year.
Jitney Driver Accused. Declaring
that a jitney bus driver. Instead of
taking him where he wished to go out
Hawthorne avenue, drove him aion
an unfrequented road near the Colum
bia Slough and robbed him of $15 and
bjs watch, J. Carlsen, a rancher of
Colton, made a complaint to Captain
of Detectives Baty yesterday. Carlsen,
according to his story, had boarded the
jitney, which was not one of the light
er machines, but a large truck, near
f irst and Washington streets early
Saturday evening.
Milwaukie Orders Steel Crossing.
The street committee of the Milwau
kie Council Instructed Recorder Mat
thews to notify the Southern Pacific
Company to replace its crossover on
Miiwaukle highway with steel girders
Instead of piles that now support the
railway there. This step was taken
that Milwaukie may not be held
sponsible in case of accident resulting
from obstruction of the street by the
wooden viaduct.
Old Man Knocked From Stool.
After knocking an old man from his
stool at the lunch counter of the nickel
eating-house at !2S Burnside street, Al
fred Peterson and Antone Emmanuel
son fought the waiters who started to
interfere at an early hour this morn
ing, and were not subdued until the
arrival of Patrolmen McCarty and
Young. They were jailed on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly.
Breaking Glass Calls Police -A
crash of glass started Patrolmen Oesch
and Ferrv on the run to 460 i-ast Burn
side street at 3:40 yesterday morning,
where they found a broken window in
the grocery store of D. U. Bean and
trail of stolen oranges starting east.
Following the trail, the officers were
led to East Twelfth and East Ankeny
streets, where the trail ceased.
Graduates to Give Theater Party.
-A theater party at the Baker will be
given by the February, '15, graduating
class of the Shattuck School on the
evening of January 30. It Is believed
that fully 46 pupils will form the
party, the class being the largest grad
uating from the school in four years.
S Runaway Boy is Caught. Edward
Masterson, a 17-year-old runaway irora
Tacoma, was arrested in Portland yes
terday by City Detectives Hill and How.
elL His father -is expected to arrive
here today. The lad went to the home
of a friend in this city.
St. Johns Movies Better, Is Report.
Under guidance of the St. Johns
Board of Censors a better grade of
moving pictures is presented, report
the censors. The censors aoting this
week are T. J. Monahan, Mrs. F. W,
Valentine and Mrs. H. O. Brown.
THRILLS COME FAST
"Big Jim Garrity" Captivates
Baker Audiences.
PLAY IS NEW IN PORTLAND
Good Old-Time Melodrama Xewly
Dressed and "Weil Staged, De
clared to Have as Much
Effect as of Xore.
CAST OF "BIG JTM GARRITY.
John Dexter Robert Gleckler
John Crag-en F. Keenan 'Wallace
Doctor Hush Malona. .William Powell
Jack Dexter Clark Sllvernall
Dawson Walter B. Gilbert
McLaughlin Walter Siegfried
Tom Dane Will E. IJoyd
Mr 8. Dexter Florence Roberta
Sylvia Cragen Eileen Wilson
Laura Mary Edgett Baker
SOCIETY
IF this week is not one of special
Interest from the soolal standpoint,
it will not be for the want of a brilliant
beginning. As an auspicious opening
there will be held tonight the largest
ball of the season. The call of a wor
thy enterprise has been heard and
smart society has placed the stamp of
approval on the occasion, which la
planned for the benefit of the Woman's
Exchange. Both ballrooms of the Hotel
Multnomah are to be utilized for the
pleasure of the dancers.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening will
be made memorable as the date of the
first big social affair given for the
benefit of the entertainment fund the
federated clubs are accumulating to
extend to the visiting women of the
General Federation Council, hospital!
ties worthy of Portland and the State
of Oregon. The card party and dance
which will be given tomorrow will be
held in Christensen's halL
On Tuesday afternoon the MacDowell
Club win entertain at a musical at the
HotepPortland for the benefit of the
scholarship loan fund of the State Fed.
eration of Women's Clubs. Rose Cour-
sen Keed will sing scoicn oaiiaas, miss
Nona Lawler, Irish songs, and Aaron
Currier, English songs.
a e
For Wednesday evening there will
be the Knights Templar's ball in the
Masonio Temple. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. A. Frelwald will entertain at
. BY LEONE CASS BAER.
Thrilling and exciting moments has
the Dlay "Big Jim Garrity" and the
Baker audiences that saw its two per
formances yesterday were warm to the
point of calling and pounding their
several sets of feet in expressing ap-
Droval.
Dike a veritable jacK-in-tne-Dox, it
springs unexpected surprises. In fine
array, in new and up-to-the-spirit-of
the-day apparel, the old beloveds o
melodrama flit before our excited vis
ion In thrilling and hairbreadth es
capes and escapades, and when the hero
Is cornered, bound hand and root, even
his consciousness slowly giving in to
chloroform, and the two villains vie
torioua. the entire audiences almost
shrieked their lungs out when the de
tective entered, with his I-wlll-save
vou ability.
The play la new to Portland. Big
Jlra is an escaped convict with 1 years
of a 20-year sentence yet to serve lor a
murder he did not commit, but for
which he was imprisoned on circum
stantlal evidence. He -has returned to
the scene of the murder, assumed the
name of Dexter, has married and is
wealthy and respected when the story
opens. His wife has learned a bit or
the secret that haunts him waking and
sleeping and she has become addicted
to a drug in her efforts to rid herself
of worry. Her physician, Dr. Malone,
has taught her the vice. He is the
brains and moving spirit of a gang of
thieves and through one of his tools, a
maid servant, the Dexter home is
robbed of the money to pay the men
In Dexter's employ. Suspicion is di
rected toward Dexter's son. Dexter
discovers a suspect in the maid and
orders her arrest. At bay and terri
fied, the girl accuses Dexter, of being
the long-sought "Big Jim Garrity." He
leaps over the balcony and escapes.
To compliment sentiment It is the
daughter of Big Jim's sworn Nemesis
who is engaged to young Dexter. Out
of this awful tangle the story straight.
ens itself smoothly. Then Malone con-
fesses he is the murderer sought for
20 years. The play is well acted and
beautifully staged.
Robert Gleckler has another "mas
ter mind" role, displaying a sharp sense
of characterization as Big Jim. Wililarh
Powell as Malone goes faithfully into
the picture of the part and is realistic.
Will E. Lloyd gives an admirably sus
tained impersonation, calculating and
clever, as the detective. Keenan Wal
lace, as the irascible old judge, is capi
tal and convincing. Walter B. Gilbert,
as the butler, and-Clarke Sllvernall as
young Dexter give good accountings of
tnemselves.
Of the important roles Florence Rob
erts as Mrs. Dexter is distinguished In
her artistio dissembling. Mary Edgett
Baker took another step on her ladder
of successes, in this play appearing as
the maid. Eileen Wilson as young
uexter s nancee is pretty and plays
prettily.
Automobiles Ruined
in Blaze at. Garage;
Damage Is $31,000
IS YOUR CAR
INSURED?
Loss paid promptly without
quibble or discount
HARTMAN &
THOMPSON
Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Or.
years on the Falls Chalet and owned
all of the handsome furnishings. The
tapestries, fine linen and silver, rugs,
grand piano, etc. represented a life
time's accumulation, said Mrs. Hender
son. All her personal effects, which
represented several thousand dollars,
were destroyed.
In all the property loss or jars. .Hen
derson was about $10,000. on which
there is insurance of about $2500.
"GOD'S BEASI RE OF MAN 19 EVAN
GELIST'S THEME.
HOTEL MAY OPEN IN TENT
Sirs. Henderson, Whoso Falls Clialet
Was Burned, Talks of Plans.
"If I can't do anything else. I shall
probably erect a tent somewhere along
the Columbia River Highway and serve
dinners there," asserted Mrs. M. E. Hen.
Kaf'fee Gesellschaft for the benefit of Kf8,0"' to?r Proprietor of the Falls
unmet, v men uurneu 10 tne grouna
Saturday.
the women's auxiliary to the German I
Red Cross Society.
Mrs. Henderson had a lease for five
Dr. IQ J. Bulsrin, In Sermon at Taber
nacle. Condemns Gossip Children
From 11 Charehes Addressed.
"God's Measure of a Man" was the
subject of Dr. E. J. Bulgin's sermon
last night at the Union Tabernacle at
East Eleventh and Belmont streets. In
the afternoon, at the tabernacle, he
addressed a large audience of Sunday
school children, who came from the II
East Side churches taking part in the
union services. Professor Rose led the
large choir last night. '
The fifth commandment is "Honor
thy father and thy mother.' Have you
always honored your parents? What
about your morality? Have you raised
hildren who know nothing about the
fifth, commandment? Foreign nations
are not sending all the anarchists to
this country. We are breeding our own
special brand of anarchy in the Ameri
can home today. -
The eighth commandment says,
Thou sbalt not steal." 'But, Dr. Bulgin,
we are on the square and don't steal,'
you say. Don't you? What means this
business of short weights and meas
ures? What are the dairy and pure
food laws for? Why meat Inspection?
Why do we have so many men check
ing up each other to see that the com
pany Is not robbed? Why are so many
girls working for less than a living
wage? Because somebody is stealing
from them. When you meet the judge
you won't brag about your morality.
"Now, ladies, let me talk to. you a
while about the ninth commandment,
'Thou shalt not tell a lie.' 'We ladies
never lie,' you say, 'about our neigh'
bors.' I know that, but don't you come
close to it? I can tell a gossiping
woman as far as I can see her. Her
buttons are never sewed on, her. heels'
are run down and she runs about ped- j
dling scandal about an innocent per
son. Six inches of a woman s tongue
can kill a man six feet tall. And two
inches of a man's tongue can whisper
the purest woman out of society. When
you hear anything good about a man
or woman tell it, but when you hear
bad things keep your mouth shut."
m
L1E1E
QBE
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Mr. Dodge, B
e war e !
You challenged me yesterday.
You told me to cease our insinu
ations on your daughter, Elaine.
Do you think you frightened us
one bit ?
Well, if you want to know
It isn't Elaine, we're after it's
YOU!
Til show you, Taylor, Dodge,
how much your "warning" is
heeded. See, we print it again,
and chuckle at you.
You said you wondered if this
had something to do with the
"trouble" of your friends Fletcher,
Haxworth and Sherburne?
We give $ou due warning
that it has.
I'm going on with my work.
So you'll set the law on me ?
Mr.Dodge, I defy you to do your
worst But go mighty carefully
to work. If you interfere, we won't vouch for your safety.
And would you like to see some of the secrets of Elaine UJ
some of the exploits of Elaine you don't know about ? (You
say your daughter has no past)
Mr. Dodge, BEWARE!
Never Mind Who
WARNING!
A miserable joke or worse the jok
is being perpetrated on my daughter
ELAINE. There have appeared aad
are appeariog advertise menta ia the
publio prints signed with frawdutent
initials of which the following is a copy:
Information Wanted
ofKLAINR DOrB.WImd to bo
a resident of this city, end thought
to be wealthy. Id uncovertnc a
ceee now before us, we would wel
come aad pay for any InformatloA
of her past and for any eocroto
known only to her intimate. All
omnraalcat-ione will be treated
confidentially. Anonymous let
ters not wanted.
Address C H. Bos J B.
I wish to state as oat emphatically
that I demand that these) insinuatinf
announcement eeata to be published,
or I shall have the law brought to bear
with all its foroe on tho scoundrels.
My daughter Elaino I with to say,
ku past. She has never" had any
secrets. Elaine isacleaa-minded, moral,
upright young woman a credit to the
commonwealth. Whatever is the pur.
pose back of the veiled intimations, I
warn the offenders that I will brook
no farther insnlt.
If there is any connection between,
this and the troubles oi my friends,
Fletcher, Haxworth and Sherborne
I shall show no mercy oa the offender
or offenders.
TAYLOR DODGE
raWaVar Coeaolidatad Mats) Liia Ce.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Sufficient assurances
have been made to us, to warrant the insertion
of this announcement. Nevertheless, we hereby
disclaim all responsibility of the consequences.
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Tcnino Appointments Made.
CENTRALIA. Wash., Jan. i (fipe.
cial.) Mayor Peterson. ,ot Tenino, has
announced his appointments for the
various town offices as follows: Clerk..
F. li. Stokes; Attorney, P. C. Kibbe;
Engineer, C. C. Mannes; Health Officer,
Dr. F. W. Wichman; Marshal, J. H.
Hughes; Police Judge, L. J. Miller. The
Council has desigrnated the new Citi
zens Bank of Tenino as a depository
for town funds.
J. T. Adamson, of Nickerville, Mo., has
neneil. now two inches long, which ho
bought for a penny 32 yeara ago and has
used since.
Mrs. Lucia F. Additon, who will leave
for a trip to the Eastern states on I
Wednesday, will receive her friends of I
the Press Club and other organisations
this afternoon from 1:30 to 4 o clock
the quarters of the county Women's!
Christian Temperance Union, 171 H
Eleventh street.
Mrs. P. P. Thompson and Miss I
Thompson will entertain on Friday
night at a dancing party in the Hotel I
Multnomah. Miss Ruth Teal, one of I
the most charming of the season's de
butantes, will be the complimented I
guest.
Mrs. John Klosterman and her daugh
ter, Miss Kemna Klosterman, who have I
been passing a week or more at At- I
lantic City, are now in New York City
at the Hotel Wolcott.
At a dTilet weddinp ceremony last I
nixht in the University Park Congre
gational Church, O. H. De Grace and I
Mrs. Madeline Perry were married in I
the presence of a few friends. The I
service was solemnized at 6 o'clock by 1
the Rev. W. C. Kantner.
In honor of Bishop Sumner a recep
tion will be held Wednesday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'clock in Trinity parish
house, with the members of the Wom
en a Auxiliary as hostesses for the af
ternoon. All women of the parish will
be welcomed.
An engagement of interest an
nounced recently in Los Angeles was
that of William I. Zidell, a former
resident of this city, and Miss Martha
Kathryn Levy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Levy, of 747 South Union street,
Los Angeles. Mr. Zidell has relatives
in Portland and many friends, who will
be interested in his approaching mar
riage to the attractive young Call
fornian. Tho couple will come here
on their wedding trip and may possi
bly remain in this city. Mr. Zidell has
been engaged in the real estate bus!
ness in the South for the past two
years. His bride-to-be is extremely
popular among her many friends.
In compliment to August Krueger, a
surprise party was given Friday even
ing at his home in East Tenth street
North. Games, music and supper were
features. Those present were Miss
Goldie Allen. Miss Hettie Barter, Miss
Myrtle Marcy, Miss Oils' Deeth. Miss
Iva Paddock, Albert Taylor. Donald
Buckman. Floyd Utley.
THE KEYNOTE TO OREGON PROSPERITY
Keep Oregon Money in Oregon
Martha Washington Social Club.
O. E. S., will give a five hundred card
party Thursday afternoon, January 28
at 3 o'clock. Masonic Hall. East Eighth
and East Burnside streets. All Eastern
Star members and their . friends are
welcome.
Solves Problem of the Unemployed
IT IS good business and good citizenship to .
give preference to everything produced in
this Commonwealth. The more "Oregon
Productions" are used the richer the State be
comes, and the more money her people have to
spend with you and other Oregonians. I There
are no unemployed when money is plentiful.
I Your personal interest is best served when
you use your influence in favor of, and have
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money collected by Oregon Life is promptly
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upbuilding of a Greater Oregon, and solving
the problem of the unemployed. J Give us an
opportunity to show you our superior policy
contracts and insurance rates. Home office,
Corbett Building, Portland. A. L. Mills,
President; L. Samuel, General Manager;
C. S. Samuel, Assistant Manager. .
BURNS
CONCERT
Au-pfcra Clan Macleay and
British Red Cross Executive)
Masonic
Temple
West Park and Yamhill Sta.
Tonight at 8 P. M.
Scottish and Patriotic SongR.
Highland Dancing;. PI pins etc
Humoroni Selections.
Tickets at Sherman, Clay & Co.
2 to 5 P. M., also at hall.
Reserved Seats, ft and 7Sc.
li en oral Admission 3Ut
The First National Bank
FIFTH AND MORRISON STREETS
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $3,500,000
Interest Paid on Savings and Time Deposit!
Security Savings and Trust Company
Fifth and Morrison Streets
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $400,000
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Portland Academy
Second Term of SHth Year Beajiua
February O.
Preparation for
College
is the specialty of this school.
8tudents - may enter beginning
classes in English, Latin, Algebra,
Trigonometry, civics and advanced
ela.ssea in all subjects required for
oollege entrance. Send for cata
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lara. 20 lodges in Portland. Over
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Stalls Wednesday, Jan. 17, at a I. M.
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Main 1814, A IHM I Main S2uS, A M21
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Sir. State of Washington
leaves Taylor-st. dock Mon.. Wed., Fri
day, at 11 P. M. for The Dalles, Lyla,
Hood River. Whit. Salmon, Underwood.
Carson, Stevenson. tteturninK. leaves
The Dalles Suuday, Wed.. Fri.. 7 A. M.
T.l. Main 613. Far. fl. including berth
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head orncE
Toronto, Canada.
Established 1867.
A general banking business
transacted.
Interest paid on time deposits.
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We Make
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