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ti i; If; WQMENS; tllJBvg I , . DoYTafj j 1 This Bank's Idea
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H-". I-Li: A SOU NfORO
ll .:. f-ee-eia r.edea. club
anl t'Owr actress.
Ba sorer.. cieat ef ty rref --.!ooI
A ama L(4 al t: air lfho la
ta lined Miliary on Jt.tur.fav. lira
Urc I. laa-Vr v( te atramati work
in t!la I' or 1 1 4 aa..a ara Mu4
C.UB, a fcU-Bi Ar-,eaiAtiOei fft VOBCIl'
in iabri In tie plays tfcer ;lv
Grl er.at as (! Mr. Lars, for
Ina S'lci'sao of it-f m r.jurtM0n
V ct Jk4' Aou( oln hi. t tb.
l.lllta'l sa-e fC 11. Il4a LU-
;! pariah.
t rTf;oi wiaa a tfu is
worn artiats. e4aBtar. mstf-iaaa.
tr!'ra mm4 fr sf lit iDr p ro-
Tha oiJ Tf.ftoe " i leterprete
In ! roneituti.-n ef tha ors-aniaatioa
In Inr!.-! emltiuii proi'iUo vror
at a p'ir.'tlt fur nftu-h trn fc. a
.p-l?. irtnlaA ill vas.rta Ba
r.i.-i bT m'" i!r of the "o'a.
a' I .". mr t'aa rpa'a ane-
cAakal rautiraa.
Tn leaca Bee tflnl S"m
th. most elistiaa'iiaa.4 wom.n
vtit4 la lortlaaj ajjriael
eat aar.
Tha Aamet. TIaa.1ar f:a -alUraeef
Sn ISoemae ; witu Met. Maral-i Var
a.t. Hi tu.i Tortr ! streat
Sort. The) clu aae entertained al
it. iat aBta-rin tr Mn. Archibald
Taylor.
Thn fortunes IVo-naa'a Clu
u if eaau.ar mae'.iaa na Friday.
na r.5e ' by all d.le-
aates t lae state fejeratloa coovea
liaa. ria aai.ua f. starve. II U niai
ariU 6 a lalro-l-eeii.
a a
.( W. C. T t ta
fie rrtan' t'tiarvK. at tanla. aa
ly ai J acla-.a. I '" a a
a-arl braaa. All waa arc la(raat4
ara iatcat
a
THaUva Oil!, af riaJmoal rrT-
Ifrua Caai. iil la an aalartaia
mai sa rri4r ai!l a ! chorea.
Vra, CTra(t ra4r. A Ilea Mm
l"ip. plol aa-4 e:a lat; Mr. Man
ri. lrT. ataliaC an! r al eCbar
a a a
Jt.a, Wuuam A. Cepla. ara'Mael af
nut To'ta sair War Va(raeik
mi.l guiki4 al r-i T aih( al
a rceuua fuiiaarla Caa rvcutar aaanl-
ICa.
a a a
Tha rti M-nca Cla nat ea
V'.n i its r. C Cara. TMa
Air maa la ausjai'l ef"".
a
A:barta ftitiir ft" aat a Maniar
it3il a an ai-alNai vraaramm
naa atan Ta lamaniM la cbara
I.:U1..I 31.. a B'.ai Ma4a Mia
li.-i lluj)iif aat Mr. F. t-
J alia 9.
a a a
Ta aaaaal la-affrinc tntla
at ir ma af l Whit T.ari
w l b. . la ( l"clin-rm ri4j
aft.raoon al 1 J' 'clava. A wl r.
aramm u b arant4 al In cl
. i:M rfr.ama( will a
r'l a4 a al br nj)r4. Ail
ar wicm.
Ta la IB ra: biIbc ar af
Ita l"r'lial I,,-SoIoit af
ju '. tta uT'"J.r .;;' lo-a bur
r.mi r a;tn.rin an4 ao maMtmc
' I Ui. p.u Tub cl-is a eatt aaa.iao
i;i n ;-mr
DRAMATIC BKADER AND CLUBWOME.V WHO WILL BE ENTER
TAINED DT PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S LrtiL fc
On r-la Bl J 1 aVta- V'. ''
C Ij liarr l4" at tft rort:aa4
MiatMMra tt i.tr C a4 IN Kbaa
.r rf.rartm.at f tb Wanvaa
I n, ar'it iur. I Baranta art I taa-b-
r al U..iar likrwn sa mn
tri fa ."itl-tran. Xra. La Barr Baa
ri't a" an ir tlina. far cftildra
n i Uaratiih'r familiar vita la
.t ro p'4b.ian4 m sr tin. Tat
.,:tur i n ia a na cao a4
t lorl.iil rr.a(-T..-nr cirri far
td s.t:.fml f i".H-a ra4.oc.
a a
T airiMt' r-.via tr.-l sa
rn.i.r a.li la la sffir sf t'r
'r.r. tn tb K.iaM.1 BuiMnaT A 4
h4t. ' "Mi itra Traiaiaa" will B
ba.4 Mr. K. H ftaar pr!4nl f
I i r!. pr. ia. Tb... rcaaiaa-
lu la an.f aa sf ouai ppls wH
baa njnyab!a B'ir af C-44 Ba4 ao
ki.i Bie.a-. Mr, flaar la caatiaa
any iuaai.4 Mat. plaa aiaaars
f r bar tiat f ri.o ia.
a a a .
Tb ariaiii.ilaa af 1 rl?hiaa
frama i".i I pjtaa In K. D. nr
kv aff'n Tult svaaina al a
i-I.M-K Ts aiaalnl! la li-nitavj Id
't pr.r aa. ar aliaaiytaf 4alc
ajianc an. I aoeractalioa f Ik 4rm.
Tb fi"mar efl-'ar. ir lr4
?!(!. Kekrt t rra ; Tlr.praal.
at. Miaa trfal4 IHI: a-riarr aa4
Ir.wi'ar. Mr. l;obrl t Murray.
A raCitatta itawtlti aa
tat4 an4 iatia wr niaa4 tr
lit BC an.n Lrr mil B Bi4
la lb aarn Ii en T4jr saattlac
a a a
Mr. I r BMtln wt:l a ho;aa. In
lb mmbra t C.artar C. I. I- U. Via
tarhota! n f'r ri if. l-mbr J. la Br
bam t Mil l'.o4aay itaata Aflar ta
b'l.ina.A Bit!ftai ai-l tniiialioa. Mi...
K tbria
K -
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canla. arvl cauUflowara. al I lo :t
cats ttrb. mak a bravs ahoartrt
rn iota ).o-r aloaf at !
la ti casta a doaara
Tadr scitvacb. taro yauada for II
carta. Ismatoaa. a lo IS raata a poaiwt.
daiai DiatiB. als couod. It raoli
HruMlt serouta. It cc(a a pound. ar4
calary b.arl.. 1 cat a buocb; I It ua.
baada, tne for a rU . a I .
a a a
In Ifta f!ah markal lh nawfornrr I
trolly Vard.a Irvul. from VBMca;tor.
at :J cants a pound.
itiraaon. : canta: minooit Batmen
IIS ceia; silyrol aal stsalhaad. 1
cann a sourtd.
lU.lbal. I and J:i cants a pound.
catfih. 13 H rrts.
fiolaa. aarvl-dat. lrmctd aad nkna.
ta-n IS cots a pound
H ack cod. two pounds for It rants:
fertrnn. aa cnts a found.
Obi. t:'i. IV ? arwl : cants sacn.
Ir lb poultrr trarhet. caod lurkSTB
art from :t In ! rnta: dtirks. 11
to : i. aad . It :s cnts a pound.
It.aa. It. : aad II rants, frjsra, :
lo it rnta a pound .
Tb ronniRI lrroal!oa af fwa
drawn, dr.a.ad and raadr la stuff and
cook baa r-1 lbs sprlmntal alar
and caa boucbt rvlarl from
cant, lo II rh
n-l-iat. A cnl aach. rabMI. from
1 r.nta aarb and Bp; aurkllnaT p'C. It
rata a pound.
www
i t, it. U. Mt. It. IS and tt cant
doaa.
Butt.r. II aad 4 cants pound.
StylkTips
SO MA
dr,
Ibal
t art al l ate a (rouB
Good TtoJGs
In The Market
t.oonTHMlil t,tK-T.
fAKtX'l an affon. a thay alwaj.
do. I f.a-fa Pi markal aarlr
atirormn ajowr bat rr sanaoa's
na-t arax't bar fa ha Tbaab.Ci
InaT tra.i.
Ta aama ara a ! comslat.ty 4ol4a
y.t. and po..ibty Ih.lr laartfta rottM
ail b S"irat4. But thy mah a
rfil t.: aiiriar and ar qiOl4 al
:ir. fr t cania
Jar.a ! I forward with a fotv
nmnt of bar taw rra af 1itt:a
"a'vimM" Tbay. tn bad a slicMly
c-.ara ra.e. but tb.y 4 4 d.ty aa orna-
ni'nrat frill f?r tba aonal f.aat, and
ncr ana wi I fjliow- sooa: 1) cat
a ! I. ! fr tbam.
'-! rp trull. t r.rvr. aarb.
'al fornua. a rr!; lafiwaa. I. 1. op
I 3.f t a iuaa. I a. Z cot,
a a a
Jl.i-n r!' aii.I'-'kinar' C'ernkhoi)
ajrapa ara erf.r4 at cata a ba.k.t.
ant (ml 'i.frr,i Tohar ar two
I a ita.1 f l i caata.
'..- Co. I rraabarnaa ar la aaB4Bl
ci lo.'a al two p ia4a f.r a a ianar
t'raa irdn O'.r rsmn "pound"
rar. af .ll lr. aia. for canntrad
Bui .lac. al taira fo t canta.
A m. arrival I. 4ri4 iivr prana.
1 i rant, a roun 1
rrbi all a. p-ara 'S rttt anrb.
rananaa I . an 1 c' a d a.
a t(i, -a aa rrtt.. plnappl'.
; rn,t. i4 pmf naaiw, t rants
iar.
In l. tatatiMa a-k Cailfornla
rraaa rn an 1 arlsi.a aaaaa. of a
imil' aari.t. ar a IV caata a
p m4
Ar-i.-boba Ibraw fr a aart.r:
an -) n row ma. caata a posad.
Wmr rad .b.a. "biofa awl. anor
I -a fr.- sa fr. r rf-aw.r drba
naen an a 4iap:ay rard. arr bla
a .i in a( 1.4 two bn. caa a
l a I t f a r -. a la.
Ilui .ar l ai'iMl af tar-a sa. at .4
Bo4 Zi iitu. pua:-Xiaa. al It aa 13i
MAM aad aw TaMous ara lb
a worr bjr lb K boot (iris
lhal aft and acmia tb nuaatlna Is
raia.d aa la shaft tnar all com from.
Mi tbar ara ao many cir'.s b-.lw.aa
bicn artaal (r.abm.n ac an1 lb col
lac "aoph." lb w la cnodlat and man
ofriurr always a lo II Ibat lb
vardrobo of tba youns.r lr la not
tlnt4. A girlish atmoaphara and a
rbaarful Ion p.ra l tb arhool artrt't
l.aMon. tbla intr. and tb caw
frark Ibat bar arrt4 durlrvc lb
ara.b saoar a li(il orianlal lacuna
llorv.
Tb al arhool dra ar of
slrniabt atbr4 or pi.a'.ad skirts
aad art rombiavd wltb Mania. On Hi
ll frork baa a pan. I front and back
of dark rs aad plaid aarpt plaatad
in at atb ail -a. Tb laTa ar also
of lbs bias and crsaa. On llltl dra
baa anarkiac trar tb bliis and ara
ort.ntal bait lhal I w Ida, loo aad
far. ItlKt.ua lbs drva la plain.
Kuaaiaa rmm. wltb lb biouss
id at lb bottom, and rch.n
about sisbt locb kaiow tba
ar af solid colors and la r. Th
bK. ar atla,'b4 but looaa. Mratshl
pl.at.d bl-t. ar worn und.r tb at
Itacti blouaas. Tb Bailor or middy
dr.. ba ot rn of tta popularity,
but bs son throocb stasas X modifi
cation, bowe-ar lh "ltr Tbompaon
dr. witn larinca dowr lb bark and
bi rsd or wbii tta en lh brown
ch.ck or nay blu .rs ars amont;
tb moat popular sailor tnodsla.
A itaal array of a;rl" party draaara
lhal ar cartain lo dalicbt al blah
arhool aoflal afairs I daintier and al
moat pratli.r that Iboa daaianad for
ollar paota. Airf lutla or cri.p. puffy
Ml I. ahowa la almoat all lh lull
drvaaaa. and In whit and colors and
abad'd. A (aw ef lh prtttiaat ar Ilk
th old-f h'oi'd ahrpbardaaa dr.aas.
and sorns soft riffled rrp d rhlra in
paat-l abada. Mowsrad ailka mad.
implr. with pannirrs at h hlpa. ars
a dall(httil Imitation of lh colonial
atylee.
Snapshots.
Owtlfally ar taltlly CTaaav.
t,t w a a on aa tho Individuals
whoa whit ra? and wblt uniform
and sta.'Chad sairta m4 ta aaaurra
in acir.aaiy altllu4a toward tba
world. It waa aa if Ibay aald. t
pra.a tb Ul word In aanttatlon aad
ba.lan. Tbr It not a sincut thin
tbal I .boult do that I bar not don.'
In fart tb eenaa aha ae of clan
llcasa was alrnoat arrpowrin(. ns
(.11 bs was d.amfatrtad and atarlllsaa
d arraaaa4 and braahsd t!.l lhr
was astMns l-fl bat an abstract aad
Immaterial ld of sanitary prf.-tion:
and tbal If a germ saw bar It ouid
f.a far Its I: fa.
In raatraat waa a rharmlnaT flrt
wbe-an bair shor. w bo- e. srarkiad.
boa aa .a was lias a roa pclaj. wbata
BcAscaf tvni .!dt4 wtr iiuuciiliic, I
whoa shnra srottrs of dual. Fha -pressed
lb sams sens of clcan'.insft
snd (food froomlnc. but bow differ
ently! Ont you fell was dutifully clean
bocausa of rules and rfu!alfon. Tb
other wash daintily rlean bcaus It
was part of her very bains;, aa Is per
f jm of a flower. On roused In you.
prbsp. cold admiration because of nsr
scrupulous obedienc to law; the olhar
woo Instaat llklnc bacaua of an ex
pression of personality. Had ther
n no rule la existence. rrdln
Immarulat drsa. this flrl would still
bare been as sweat a a flower.
Haven't you sn tba aama effect la
other matters? On woman will follow
fashion slavishly. Terry color, arsry
tins. ry coll of th hair will ba ac
cord In a; to th latest edicts of th
modes. Hut har appearanc leaves you
cold, unreapon.lv. You may admlr
bar a a ft.hlon piste. But that Is all.
Another woman will pay llltl retard
lo tha latest sly Is. Hut lnr will ba
rrac In every line of hrr dress, 'de
l.ttht In th (learn of a Jewel or tha
sort not of void ssalnsl a while
throat: and your eye to. low ber nltb
BStlafactlon.
The same effect la discerned often la
our work. We may do exactly the
thine e are told to do. a may
mak no mistak. W may b marvel
ously efficient. But we follow so
painstakingly lbs rules laid down that
we sem but a machine. Anotber
worker Just aa careful, luat aa reliable,
will put a charm and personality Into
her labor thai mak her very presence
unahio aoJ Inspiration,
After all. It Is a matter of lb latter
or lh spirit, lan't It? W ar so over.
born sometime br our sen. of duty,
by our de.ir lo follow all th rules
laid down for our direction, that w b
rom purely a bit of merhankam mov
In when Ibis or that strtnar la pul.ed.
And when we mo about life In this
fssblcn, s mlat much. W't are quench
laaT th spirit. V ar turnlns our
salves Into rut and rotation and ar
consumed with anxiety for fear w will
fall la performance. "a forest Ihst
tb spun will fulfill atl th require
ment of tb letter and much beside,
that It will viva th charm and tba
human touch without which tba most
Immaculate uniform, tba moat faablon
able pawn. Iha moat proficient worker
fa. '.a of tba Msheat xpraalon.
LIBEL TALK IS ARRANGED
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C. V- S. Wood Will Adtlrraa Vrc
t'lub N xt WcHlnti-dav.
IJb-l and tHander" Is the subject of
an adalrer wlilch C. R. 8. Vood will
dsllve.- before tha rortland Tress Club
Wednesday nitht. December L Mr.
Wood will discus th prlvlllye. lib
erties and obligations of publisher
under tl.e laws of lib: and slander and
tha fundamental, of Jurisprudence
tearins on the subjcl.
Tb Tortlsnd frees Club has Invited
Mr. Wood to mak this diacours for
Information of th nsad In lh
publlshlnT craft and of any others who
may be Interested. The aeneral pub
lie is Invited, as welt as publishers, ed
itors and employes of the various de
partments of th puhllahinc business.
A special Invitation hat been sent out
to newspapermen of outside towns.
1 1 1 a m B v w ini ay m.1 ar M. . i't w.rj i vsi
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Olds, Wortman & King
Dependable Merchandise
D?3
Following Our Usual Custom
TheStore WillRemain
Closed All Day Today
On Account of
Thanksgiving
See Tomorrow Morning's
Oregonian tor Details of Special
Bargain Offerings Throughout
The Store for Friday
WE GIVE ZrK Green
Trading Stamps Save
Them and Get Valuable
Premiums-Free of Cost
1
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It is the idea of 'the management of the
Northwestern National Bank that the use
fulness of this institution lies in performing
services more far-reaching than the mere
handling of its depositors' funds.
This bank endeavors to offer that degree
of efficient co-operation with the plans of
its commercial depositors which their cir
cumstances warrant, and to become an in
dispensable factor in their business success.
To what extent this co-operation can be
applied to your business can be ascertained
in a personal interview.
Northwestern National Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON
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WOODMEN PLAN HOME
iri.T!0-AM CAMP TO BCILD VIOO
OOO UTRCCTCRE.
PAVING TIME IS EXTENDED
Colombia Illrr IlaTliray Contract
Anion Taken by Com m I loners.
An cxtenalorl of time contracts held
by th Warrn Construction Company
for the pavement of different sections
of the Columbia I'.lv.r Hlcbway and
Handy I!ad w sa (ranted yesterday by
the County Comml.slonera. eubjeel to
th approval of th roadmaaler. In
each caa where a section of th pave
ment wt not completed It was left
undon at tha Instanc of th district
road master.
Una of tha Incompleted patchea Is
on section tt of th main hltrbway.
wber th underground croaalns; of ths
O..W. IU A N. tracks Is now belnr
constructed. In each caa tha exten
sln (ranted la until Auuat 1. 1K.
raaajaaltte la WorVlnaj Oat Details for
Mwderm Flrrprwaf Clab 4 Be
aa Eaat Side.
Multnomah Camp No. "'. Woodmen
of the World. ha taken the first tep
toward the erection of a modern fire
proof structure to tttko the place of
th present structure on East Sixth,
between Kaat Alder and East Wash.
Inrton streets, th coat to ba about
linO.OOO. James Kudlman. Dr. A. K.
ll.-l. M. D. Ceorare. ajeorite Shipley
and Clerk J. O. Wilson compose the
bulldlntr committee from the camp,
which held a meetins; Tusdny night
and oreanlrrd for th work before It.
Character and iis of the proposed
bulldinr wer dlscunsed Informally and
It was settled definitely that the new
structure should be entirely fireproof
throughout. Nothlna else was settled,
and a very careful study will be made
of fraternal structures, and the sur
roundlnc conditions will b considered
fully. There has been reet demand
ra . ni.hlir hall In Central L l ort-
land. and the committee will take this
Into connldsration. An architect will
a-a.aaX In draW th DUnS WhCQ
Iha general purpose of tha new build
i k.aji an fully decided.
Tha camp owns a site extendlnr from
Ksst Hlxth to East Seventh, street,
which Is partly covered by the present
freme structure, and valued at about
IIS oo. 1'lsns will be drawn and worn
started sarly next year on the new
structure. The present site will likely
be used. It Is planned to have -several
halls In the new structure and a gym
and rlub department, and
everything In connection with a mod
am fraternal bulldlnv.
Multnomah Camo now has 3000 mem
a.... - t n ran easily finance the
bulldinr: project. Besides Its property
the camp has a Urge sum of money
available. Th committee already has
as.urances of fhnda for the new duiio
. i. win be an attractive structure,
. -',hii an tli oltv and comport with
the dlanlty of the biggest camp ia tha
1'aclfic Coa.t Jurisdiction.
WELTS Ofl GUILD FILMED
rHOTOCRAPH WIU. BE t "Eft IX
TRIAL OP FOSTER PARENTS.
declaration that It is greater than his
"Birth of a Nation, has been respon
sible for unusual attendance at the
theater for the unusual photoplay.
Orrajon Clly Clidrrli lo Dotcrtaln.
Thr will b a literary and social
entertainment under th auapiea of
Lie riwedt.h Methodist Episcopal
Church In th Willamette Hall. Main
a I real, near Kourth street. Oregon City,
tomorrow night al 7:1. American and
freodlnavian talent will lake part.
Colonel George C. Hrownell. Dr.
Hawkins and ethers will spaak. Solos
and music will ba part of th pro
gramme. Refreshments will be served.
Kdf.a'B f re kindling atari a chsery
Thanksf ivlag Or Coai. ti lt ta 111.7..
Adv.
J.aalla Officer IBTiiaie "''-
Bctlg of l-Year-Old Girl
Adopted lJiat Aafiat
it,,., m-elta on the back and lezs of
liltle Dolores Lyle. six yesrs old. -er
photographed yesieraay aiieruuuu
will be used Frldsy as evidence against
ber foster-parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Lyle. lll East nlntn street .win.
. -,rT.ni rharalng them wlt.h
assault and battery. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
wer arrested and tne oau oi eaen. wa.
fixed at 1.0 cah or 11000 bonds.
Juvenile Court officers ycetcrday
no.-.iT.r w-ent to the Lyle home. Neigh
bors hfcd reported thai tno imi-j .....
Ka.n, brutally beaten on 1-rlday
c.i.irdav. Marks of her punii-h
n.ai wer still namiv VIHUIO.
.a l,V.a ta the juvenile louri
Quarters and a pa-tltlon or dipennency
. . . a. a a Ttu t aa. ansa aa M I A Wy 1
was riled, stating mai -
have proper psrental ear. On the ee
nf tba Juvenile Court officers.
the warrant for tne arrcsi pi ir. n
Mr. Lyle v. s then Issued. Th hear
ing will b held In one of the District
Dolores wbs legIH' adopted by the
f.vle. In August, She Is the dsushter
or Kov Bennett, an employe of Zan
Urothers. Her mother Is said ta have
deserted her family when Doloreaj was
a baby, and the father hut tlnce rc-
mrrlcd.
HEILIG WILL BE HOST
Multnomah and Ore-Ron Foolball
Men lo 'Avenslns: toIl-lenoe.,
i
Th HUla Thcuter tflnlfiht will hr
mJtlln I tah'1bfu'ut1V
performsnce for member both of Mult.
amah nd Cnlver.lty of Oregon team
will be gue.ts of Orton F. Good In
for the film presentation of D. W t.rlf
ftth's supreme achievement. Aveng
ing Conscience."
All the boxes have been reserved for
th victor and he vanquished at the
performance beginning at I o'clock.
The fact lhal every star of The
Htrth of a Nation." Hh the addition
of Hlnch rt. liss a role In "Aveng
Ing Cons, iriicc." added lo lh atniy'l'.
powers of lh attraction and Grilflth
RASTOR TO LEAVE CHURCH
Itoslgnatlon of Her. C. S. Johnson Is
Accepted by Congregation.
The resignation of Rev. C. S. John
son, as pastor of the Laurelwood con
gregatlonal Chruch. has been accepted
by the church and Rev. Mr. Johnson
has received a call to go to Ranter,
Or. He will leave soon to take up his
new charge.
The resignation was received with
regret by the Laurel-wood congrega
tion and resolutions expressing their
appreciation of Mr. Johnson as a faith
ful and efficient leader were adopted.
The resolutions committee included
1). X. Morgan. W. A. Pratton. Willie
Morgan and y. R. LeRoy.
- At the special business meeting, held
on Tuesday night by the congregation,
announcement or tne resignation wa.i
aade and accepted.
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BASE LINE EXTENSION SURE
New Iioad Will Re Shorter and
Grade Iteduced to Two Per Cent
Tlie extension of the Base Line road
from the intersection of the Troutdale
crossroad to the ianJy River, at the
grounds of the Portland Automobile
Club. Is considered assured. This ex
tension will shorten the Base road
about two miles and cut off several
steep hills. This extension has been
sought for several years.
The distance of the extension is 1
mild, the grade nowhere being; more
than 2 per cent. The grade on the
present road is more, than S per cent
in many places. It Is thought that
the cost of the new road will be about
150.000. One concrete bridge will be
require!. The petition carried 1100
names of properly owners.
ENGINEER JfOB OPPOSED
Creation of Viaduct and Grading
Office Is Not Liked.
Opposition developed yesterday to the
plan of Commissioner Dleck to pay a
salary of 2?.0 a month to Assistant .City
Engineer Edmondstone for . handling
during the coming year the construc
tion of the viaducts and other en
gineering features of the elimination
of grade crossings on the line of the
O.-W. R. & N. from the head of Sulli
van's Oulch to the city limit, a project
Involving I7S0.00U. Commissioner Baker
said ho thought the salary ought to be
1. Vi a month.
Mr. Edmondstone has been employed
as an assistant engineer in the prep
aration of plans for the project.
ID
after
game!
the
Dependable
Coffee
at your
dealer's
40c per lb.
the
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Maid
Brings yon new
Tim and satisfaction
"Heipo" for those
who prefer a 30c coffee
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buy at the price.
VISTA HOUSE PLANS LAID
HOPE OV RAISIXli glOOO Sl'XDAY IS
PIT IX FAIR WEATHER.
Association Will Establish Headquar
ter at Crown Point and Solicit
Motorist oa Highway.
Members of the Vista House Associa
tion are hoping earnestly that next
Sunday will be a fair day, for next
Sunday is to be 11000 day for the asso
ciation, and, dtrange as it may seem,
their soliciting campaign headquarters
will be out on Crown Point, where the
Vista House is to be erected.
The Vista Housa is planned to Be a
finishing touch to the crest of the point
and to serve not only as a restroom for
travelers on the highway but as a ru
ling, memorial to the pioneers of Or9-
Bon.
On Sunday, a special committee irum
the association will station itself at
Crown I'olnt and ha"Tl every passing
automobile. The occupapts will be
asked to nign the original book or
builders of the Ista House and to
contribute to the fund for the erection
of the structure. The expense of build.
ing the memorial will be divided Be
tween the county and the association.
If Sunday is a clear, pleasant day.
the committee expects to be able to
raise more than the 11000 on which
they have set their eyes, for it is ex-
Dected that every automomiisi wno
makes the trip will-willingly become
one of the charter donors to the enter
prise.
Members of the committee are:
Julius L. Meier. C. C. Overmeicr, F. B.
Norman, Charles F. Berg, L. K. Bailey,
J. H. Dundore. Fred Spoeri. Gcorse L.
Baker, F. E. Taylor. J. E. erlein. Ira
RiXK. W. J- Fiepenbrink and W. E
Conklin.
Church. Other officers elected were!
Vive-president. J. W. Day. of Central
Methodist Church: secretary, James G.
Kelly, of Montavilla Methodist Church,
and treasurer, P. W. Hawkinson, of
Sunnyside Methodist Church.
B. Lee Faget. retiring- president, and
J. Allen Harrison, retiring treasurer,
submitted their reports.
Some changes In the constitution
were made by which all dues were
eliminated and all Methodists above
18 years were made eligible to mem-
CAMPER PAYS FOR FIRE
.i
Forestry Service Collects $37.75 for
Damages and AVork.
A check for $37.75, the cost of ex
tinguishing a forest fire and the darfl
agre done by the fire, was yesterday
paid to local officials of the Forestry
Service by F. J. Hart, of Port Angeles,
Wash., who led a camping party into
the National forests of Washington, left
a fire burning-, and thereby became a
violator of the innocent fire-trespass
law.
Most of the check covered the cost
of extinguishing the fire, as the amount
of damaffe was sliKhr.
RECIPE TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
This
Home Made Mixture Darkens
Gray Hair and Removes
Dandruff.
A human belnr can rot breathe at
heiaht of seven miles from tha earth.
SOCIAL UNION MEN ELECT
J. D. lOee Ia President; Const if ut ion
Is Changed.
J. D. Lee, member of Centenary
Methodist Church, was elected presi
dent of the Portland Men's Social
Union Tuesday nipht in Centenary
To a half pint of water addr
Bay Rum 1 oz.
Barbo Compound a small box
Glycerine tt oz.
These are all simple ingredients that
that you can buy from any druggist at
vrej- little cost, and mix them your
self. Apply to the scalp once a day
for two weeks, then once every other
week until all the mixture is used.
A half pint should be enough to
darken the gray hair, rid the head of
uandruff and kill the dandruff perms.
It stops the hair from falling out, and
relieves itching and scalp diseases. It
promotes the growth of the hair and
mRkea harsh hair soft and glossy. Adv.
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