Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 05, 1916, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORN7XG OREGOXIAT9, FRIDAY, 3IAY 5. 1916. 13 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGONIAX TELEPHONES. TnapIns Editor Main 7070, A 6093 City Editor Main 7070. A 095 fcunday Editor Main 7070. A OW5 .Advertising Department Main 7070, A 605 Compowng-rootu Main 7070, A 6oB5 "lty Circulation M ain 7O70. A 605 I'rinling-room Main 7070, A 605 Buperiatendont Building Main 7070, A 6095 AMUSEMENTS. EEILIG f Broadway at Taylor) "The Blrtn 2:15 and 8:15 o'clock. - Broadway or Sixth, Great of a Nation -HIPPODROME tween Alder and Morrison.) The -.jayton. :u ana 8:ZO o'clock. PANTAGES f Aider and Broadway) Vaude ville. Performance. 2:30, 7:30 and 9:15. .LYRIC t Fourth and fetark streets) Dillon and Kin in musical comedy. Afternoon and tiiyht performances dally. ETRAND (Park, Wet Park and Stark) au..evi!Ie and motion picture, continuous. HAS KB ALL, ( Recreation Parle, Twenty fourth and Vaughn streets) Portland vs. Los Ang-elea. Xally at & P. M.. Sundays P. M. Halve Your by having the best here, where you not only "se lect the best from the best' but prove that "the best is the cheapest." A score of 'phones are listening for you NOW! Main 7200 or A 6181 Advertisements Intended tor City News In Brief column. In Sunday's lssns moat be banded In The Oregonlan business nffles y 6 o'clock Saturday evening. Fancy Creamery Butter Spe cial Yamhill Creamery, equal to any and better than most. 2-lb. roll, full weight 605 r mHS K Jul Visit Marshmallow Creme 25c 6ize for 20 Salad Oil is getting higher day by day; it is going to be much higher this Summer. Buy a large can Durand Oil now and save money. Large can $1.35 try it and settle the Coffee question for all Time. Funeral, Is Arranged. Funeral services pf the late Andreas Albrecht, who died Wednesday at 430 Ainsworth avenue, at the age of 54 years, will be conducted from Trinity Lutheran Church, corner Graham street and Wil liams avenue, today at 3 o'clock and interment will be in the Rose City Park Cemetery. He was born in St. Petersburg. Russia, and came to the United States when a bov. For the past 24 years he lived In Portland and I Turkish Coffee is really the best h in me employment or the O.-W. R. & N. as engineer on the old steel bridge. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Caroline Albrecht and the fol lowing children: Andreas O. F., Jr.; Theodore O. W., Ernest C Miss Violet K, Mrs. G. W. List, Mrs. W. W. Welsh, Mrs. W. 11. Pribnow, all of Portland. Masonic Lodge to Celebrate. The ccond anniversary of Sunnyside Lodge of Masons will be celebrated next Mon day by the members at the hall on Kast Thirty-fourth and East Yamhill streets. Herbert Gordon will give a short talk on the history and progress of the lodge. This will be followed by the unveiling of the group photo graph of the first set of officers of tne looi Smoked Sardines Packed in fine olive oil. Two 15c cans for 25c; per doz...' $1.40 Caviar Special, genuine Rus sian. 50c size for .40 90c size for 800 Picnic and Outing Supplies You will want to see our Deli catessen Department about your Sunday picnic or outing party supplies. Boast Beef, Pork, Veal; Baked Ham; Shrimp, Potato and Crab Sal ads and many other attractive items; freshly cooked, always. Lion Collars Here Ezclusircly in Portland. 290 STARK 5T Broadway Root Bush Blooms. Mrs. Frank S. Grant will deliver Richard Loveridge. 335 East I Broadway, an address on "The Symbols of Masonry." Tancintr will close the pro gramme. The committee of arrange ments is composed of Dr. J. O. Pitt L. M. Snow, J, Clyde Shields and Sec retary K. M. Lance. Invitations have been sent to members, their families and friends. Good Citizenship Meeting Held. Under the auspices of the Federated Young People's societies of Lents a irood citizenship meeting was held at the Ienta Baptist Church Wednesday night. Rev. J. M. Nelson, pastor, presid ins. Si. H. Whitney, principal of the Ockley Green School, delivered the principal address on the subject, "Pre Vocational Training or Industrial Edu cation." Professor Whitney outlined some of the work that is being under. taKcn at tne Ockley Green School to illustrate his subject and emphasized the importance of industrial education for all young people as one of the main requisites of good citizenship. Special music was provided. kevivals Near End. Three meet ings will be held today at the Central Christian Church, East Twentieth and .ast Salmon streets, at 10 A. M., 2:30 and 7:45 P. M. Evangelist Huff will speak at the forenoon and night meet ings and Rev. F. L. Burns, of the Free Methodist Church, will speak at the -':.JU p. m. meeting. A children's meet ing will be held tomorrow at 3 o'clock. jcv. w. n, nun, evangelist in charge, will conclude the special services Sun day and next Monday will leave for his home at Sioux City, la., where he will remain a few days and men go to Lyons, Kan., to conduct a campmeetlng. Prelate Visits Portland. Rev Andrew Morrissey, provincial of the Congregation of the Holy Cross, which has charge of Columbia University, notea catnonc educator, is visiting Co lumbia University for his annual offi cial inspection. He will ascertain what is required for the ensuinir year and what additions to the faculty may be required. Dr. Morrissey expressed himself as pleased with the general work of the university. He has high confidence in the future of Portland and looks to the development of a sec ond Notre Dame at Columbia Univer sity. Strert Proceedings Completed. The proceedings for the extension of JUdrona avenue from the northwest corner of block 1 in Woodlawn to the westerly corner of block 4 in Woodlawn to the north line of Dekuin avenue, nave oeen completed. The as sessment for this extension is $2205 and is now due and payable and will. ne delinquent and near interest after May 13. Dr. Bnm to Speak. "The Sacredness of Childhood" will be the subject of an address to be delivered by Dr. John H. Boyd at the Arleta School assembly hall tonigrht at 8 :Vclock under the suspires of the Parent-Teacher Asso ciation. Special music will be in charge of Mrs. Ella Hoberg Tripp. All in terested in child welfare are invited to be present. Children will not be admitted. Brooke Street Assessment Made. the Brooke-street district has been DIRECTORS mane amounting TO l4,4.i'J. lnls im provement is at Mount Tabor and in cludes portions of Brooke, Kast Sixtyr elshth. East Stark and East Sixty' ninth streets, and the assessment is now due and payable. It will be delinquent after May 6. Church Dedication Set. On Sunday afternon the dedication of the Swedish Norwegian Congregational Church, Twenty-second and Sumner, will take place. Dr. Luther R. Dyott, pastor of the First Congregational Church, will preach the dedicatory sermon. This will be an event in Congregationalism in Portland, being the sixth church dedicated in the past six years. Teachkrs Arb Reappointed. At the last meeting of the board of direc tors of Union High School rvo. 1 on Columbia Highway, Principal A. R. Tollefsen and Miss Helen Coulter were reappointed teachers for the ensuing year. The union high school of this county is closing its second year with increasea attendance. Mrs. N. D. Hughes Burisd. Funeral services for Mrs. N. D. Hughes, why died Tuesday at 915 East Flanders street, were held yesterday from this residence and interment was in Rose City Park Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was 63 years old and mother of Richard R. and Nora Marie Hughes and daughte of T. J. L. Stiller. Psychology Class to Meet. The final meeting of the University of Ore gon extension class In psychology will be held tonight n room H of the Central Library at S o'clock. The subject of Dr. George Rebec's lecture will be. "The Self. What Do We Mean by Ourselves?" The public is cordially invited to attend. Realty Board Meets Today. At a regular business nieetinsj to be held Jn the orange room of the Oregon Hotel at 12:15 today the members of the Portland Realty Board will decide whether or not it would be advisable for them to indorse the candidacies of those members of the Board who are asking political preferment. Rabbi Afrahamson to Officiate. Services will be held at Congregation Ahavai Sholom, Park and Clay streets. tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morn ing services at :30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate. Brooklyn School AhimnI to Meet. The monthly meeting of the Brooklyn School Alumni Association will be held in the Brooklyn School this evening at o'clock. Dr. D. H, Rand returned to is office, r Adv. has a rose bush in bloom which Is quit the pride of the neighborhood. The bush is laden with buds and full-blown roses of the Madame Alfred Carrier variety. A number of the roses came into bloom Alonday. Each year for several past it has been one of the first trees in the city to come into bloom and on several occasions Mrs. Loveridge has enjoyed the distinction of having the first roses of the season. Suit Filed to Recover Excess. Suit agr.inst the Southern Pacific Company charging excess freight totaling $2552 was filed in the Circuit Court yester-' day by George Black, who has been assigned the claims of several com panies interested In the shipment of pickled fish from California. The rates on carloads were well in excess or the freight under the tariff filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, contends the plaintiff. Mb, W. S. Kirk, the Army goods dealer, who has been in Portland tem porarily on former occasions, is now ltj the city again. He will open up his store, corner of Third and Stark, at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, with an in teresting stock of goods to please everybody. Mr. Kirk has stores in the majority of the principal cities and his opening of a store in Portland will be greatly appreciated. Adv. Book Runs to Sbcond Edition. The second edition of Rev. Edwin O'Hara's book, "The Catholic Pioneers of Ore gon," is being printed and will be off the press some time next month. The first edition was exhausted some time ago. Father u Kara has made some changes and corrections from the first edition. Father CHara received many compliments when the first edition ap peared. , Wagner Compositions on Programme. At the regular monthly organ recital. Sunday evening, at Trinity Episcopal Church. Lucien E. Becker will play programme of Wagner compositions including "Waldweben," from "Sieg fried"; "Spinning Chorus." from "Flie gende Hollander"; prelude from "Lohengrin"; grand march from "Tann hauser" and "Liebestod." from "Tristan and Isolde." Ready for Company. How to pre pare a "company luncheon for six," by electricity, will be shown toy Elinor Meacham Redington, B. S.. the famous domestic science expert, during her free electric rooking school at the auditorium. Electric building. this afternoon at 2. Refreshments will be served. Adv. Daughters op Covenant to Attend Funeral. Mrs. M. Wex, president, yes terday issued a call to members of the Daughters of the Covenant to attend the funeral of their late Deputy, Dr. Jacob Bloch, which will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Temple Beth Israel. Steamer Twin Cities for Upper Co lumbia to Snake River points from Tavlor-st. dock, Friday. May 5, at P. M. Main 613. Adv. Grandfather's Clock, bargain for im mediate sale, a beauty. P 588, Orego nlan. Adv. change at their hall In the Worcester building Wednesday night. Plans for the coming year were mapped out and optimistic predictions made for the re vival of the building business. Directors chosen, were as follows: J. S. Seed, R. A. Hume, F. X. LeDoux, Al Bingham, Thomas Muir, B. E. Gilroer, Frank Stebinger, R. V. Arndt. W. 1J. Chambers, Oscar Wayman and James Griggs. The directors will meet In two weeks and elect officers. Scavenger Dumps Load as Another Cleans Up His. Bat Court Imposes Similar Penally and Second Offender Mast Cart Away Refuse or ray Fine. J3HILIP PHILLIPELLI, a scavenger JL drove up to the vacant lots at East Tenth and Main streets. Even a he did so another garbage wagon was be ing loaded with tin cans and rubbish. It took on Its cargo and drove away, PhillipelU unloaded at the exact spot where the other had cleaned up, dump ing out a consignment of swill and refuse. for this he appeared in Municipal Court yesterday morning. Through the medium of an Interpreter he was asked if he did not see another scavenger haul a load away from the vacant lots. Phillipelli nodded. "Tell him," directed. Judge Langguth. "that the man he saw hauling away a load of old cans and other stuff was working out a, fine imposed by this court for the same offense." Fiiillipelll puzzled over the relayed information and protested' in Italian. He did not know why the man was hauling away the garbage, he said. "Now tell him." resumed the Judge. that his fine will be 1S. but that the The Beauf ortSuit By the House of Kupp enh eimer Here's just the style you young men want. It's made with high waistline to set off your shoulders, and give you that free-and-easy, athletic appearance. The Beaufort has slanting pockets, soft roll lapels and the smart Colonial waist coat We have The Beaufort in rich browns, blues and mixtures in both single and double-breasted models. You'll not see another style this season so smart as this one. Prices: $25, $30 and $35 Straw Hat Time Is here and finds us in complete read iness with the new season's best straws and shapes. Jap braids, Ma nilas, Porto Ricans at $1.85 and $3. Panamas from Ecuador and Madagas car at S5 to S7.50. ' Ralston Spring Shoes Better treat your feet to a new pair of Ralston's. 'They're worth it." Handsome tans, mahogany and black leathers in all the new English shapes, in both shoes and oxfords, at S4 and S5- Dependable Wearables for Men and Boys MORRISON AT FOURTH For the First Time in Portland fion (pilars OwCCST SHANO are now displayed here. See the newest shapes in these famous laundry-proof collars in Morrison street windows, 15S or two for '23 C. S. & H. Stamps Given on Request. court will forgive him the fine If ho will return to the lot and take away a full load of garbage this afternoon. He must bring It by the police station, that an officer may Inspect it. Tbo load la to be taken to the incinerator. Henry Trout, convicted In Municipal Court last week of dumping garbage on private property, was the scaven ger whose singular inauiry una served as a warning to PhillipelU. HOOD RIVERJNVITES YOU To see her orchards in bloom. Auto loop triD through the Valley; l round triD fares, via O.-W. R. R. & N., going Saturday, returning Sunday or Mon day, 3: Sunday only, 2. City ticket Office. Third and Washington. Adv. Novel Trade-Building Plan. To firmly fix In the minds or more Deonle the location of their store, the Brownsville Woolen Mills, Morrison at Third street, this week are selling a large quantity of pure- wool suits, without a cent of profit, at the ex tremely low price of (12.50. Will you be there? Adv. ties have already been cut and ara being- driven out the Lewis River to Ridgefteld. where they will bo placed on cars. There will bo over 76 carloads in tho shipment. ARE ELECTED 4 0,000 Tics for O.-W. Xtoad. VANCOUVER, Wash., May 4. (Spe cial.) The Columbia Tie & Timber Company, with a sawmill on Lewis River, near Amboy, In this county, has received an order for approximately 40,000 ties for delivery to the O.-W. R. & N. Company immediately. The "ALASKA IS GOING DRY" Deputy Marlial Kays Anchoraso Paid $8000 In rioore Fine Alone. Alaska Is going dry. This Is the pre diction of John H. Bouse, chitf deputy United States Marshal of the Third Alas kan division, who was a guest of Sher iff Hurlburt yesterday. Mr. Bouse and his wifo arrived in Portland yesterday from Valdes with two insane persons for tho Mornlngside Banitorlum here. The sentiment against liquor is grow ing In the territory, asserts Mr. Bouse, and ho points to the (8000 In tinea that has been collected In Anchorage. Alas ka, alone, since December, from those who have been selling liquor Illegally. Further, there Is tho action of tho Gov ernment in revoking leases on land where those who have filed tho claims have sold liquor on the premises. In tho coming alectlon naxt Fall, can didates In Alaka must elect tho wet or dry side, asserts Mr. Bouse. CARD OV THANK. Wo wish to sincerely thank our rnanv friends for their assistance and kindness durintr our bereavement. Mi:. AND MRS. MAGN'US WKSTt.l'Nl). Adv Portland Builders' Exchange Lay Plans for Coming Year. Directors for the coming year were elected by the Portland Builders' Ex- i'-PACKAGF." FROM rAMFOR- 1 .MA ARK CONDEMNED. I j W 1 : V i f Clayton. T rilvtnn the mvstle. who la t puzzling audiences at tho Baker- T Hippodrome this week, evidently I combines good advics with his answers to many questions. For Instance, last night one man had sent in a question regarding a "package from California," and Clayton told him not to send for another, as his wife would do tho same thing with it as she did with the last, and that if he really desired peace and happi ness in this life, to cease believ ing he could ret it from such sources, and the real source would bo revealed to him. Ho likewise predicted that Califor nia would go dry in another oleetlon. The Use of Checks means the avoidance of dispute, inconvenience and error in the payment of bills. It is the progressive and thrifty way. It supersedes the unsafe method of keeping money at home, on one's person, and in other, unprotected places. Paj ing by check conveys an impression of good judgment and good management. Adjust your finances to the simple requirements of a check ing account; it will be to your advantage. Your checking and savings account invited by this long-established, strong state bank. Oldest in the Northwest Wash i net on and Third Here's a Good Place to Build a Home The most responsible people own their own homes. DO YOU ? A home means nothing to one flitting about from one apartment to another killing time in the movies, etc Such a life weakens one's character. What a gap between himrlEind the man who has disciplined himself to provide a real home affording the best home en vironment for his loved ones I , A home in LAURELHURST is a wonderful stimulant. Where else can you find such a large, close-in, restricted tract, such ideal contour of ground and de Ughtful serpentine drives, such a magnificent natural scenic park as LAUREL IHJRST PARK right at your door? NOW LOOK HERE ! YOU want a home and WE have the horaesites. Put in what cash you can spare and we'll loan you the balance and you can pay it back monthly, rent-like installments, bearing six per cent interest No brokerage, at torneys' fees or contractor's profit. We've just received some new unique plans of attractive homes. Wouldn't you like. to see them? Come right in today at 270V2 Stark Street, Main 1700, A-1515. and let's talk it over. You'll not be bothered by our representative. lit FLOUR PIONEER MILLS' Island City SUftKlUK r ANCY PATENT FLOUR I iCrrtiJalfV Without doubt. Superior riour make belter Buns. rvi.--7 7 ) Biscuits. Bread. Rolls, Fastry and Cake lhan anv other ll V i-iir JLM ''lour o (he market. Vt!r f ri:RIOR l-f.oi It Special price, per be rrel . . ft 5.20 l 1T HIM11 r-I.IM It snerial price, per nai-k 1 -t.-. Krial" To the Consumer: win IK hum; ki.oi wiil'lK hum; h.oii Special price, per lbl..5.00 -lec)al price, per rk$l,'J5 BEST VALUE 1IKCI F- It nleaan, the palate. BKl'lkK It tuiirn Ifce neea. llfc;t lK at lain tne naone . "poTmSr'c SPECIAL 3Va POUNDS FOR 51.00 PER POUND 29c e will he glnd to eMend credit to all good peo ple who will furnish Portland reference. D. C BURNS COMPANY roS-IO Til llr KTRKr.T.RKTm TAI LOR M JiM.MOM STTtrFtTS Onf and line-half Rlorkn South of Public Market. Wholroalrra to I'riv.l, Kimlllra, Hrnlaaraila and Hotel. Knee la I Mall Order .-erlce. Juno Coffee CREDIT IF DESIRED "Tho Splco O' Life!" Bluhth Green Chile Cheese Bllllyn-1laaaTaTfiaCg;' II ITriOll HTM T. S. Townsend Creamery Co. Wholesale Distributers for Oregon and S. W. Washington. iiaiF'm iiTLgmuTTi miVavr"SswrTiTaaiar PAUL C MURPHY, Sales Agent for "l5ij!iiIkI0eWUuaa HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO Gear Street. u. oM Union Square European P!an $1.50 a day op Breakfast 60 Lunch BOc Dinner S 1 .00 Most Famous Mtals hi the Unite Stales Hew steel sad concrete strnctnre. Center of tlasater. eafs and rstail districts. On csrhnes transferrlne all ever city. Tsko Municipal ear lias direct to door. Motor Baa meets Usuissnd stostaers Phone Your Want Ad to THE OREGON I AN t F'At3ra:f-i5 n 1 b S,n stVl-le 4t Um . Uauvsl U 1D( en or tne mui'. butuiivcornr loo- to.-- in to iNortll I ( UKalta loin and Aldr-r tu. oppowi o.aa. Woriniota 4t King's bis d-ps.rt mai i ftor la JSert of rvloUl And Usttur I distriat. Krnte. 91 tUia op. mrt mil trAviaa. "w cvr v.a ruia from L ntoft ipot dirert to UOT U For 30 jrer th in o art ttlsfactory )welera In Portland. Out-of-town cuntotnara always plaaatl to traa w g."heitkemper CO. UuiiaoM lalert iH Jlra 130 Mh tu fartlnnnV Om. SCHWAB PRINTING CO BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER STARK STREET SECOND A atcternte-lr1ee Hotel of McrlV Hotel Clifford UoextaoB SC. Moor Orss4 A TOj foe at or sari with hatk. ILM, WANTED CKCsHA HAKK OREbOX I.Htl'K HOOT Any quantity. Address W . fOLLAh. Albany, On. 1 "