Tnn 3I0RXIXG OREGOMAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918."
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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1ll have complete rhara of the in
rrnnaio of hootl-ccer within lha
""' and ootewle lha city limit, lha
Ceaanlv t'mnmiMion'n yeeterriay mnm
nsr created a aperlal fund of Steo.
whim u ts be plat-ed ai hia diipawl
for iitin-t fipii monr for his
deputies in irarln evirlenre asalnst
those mhn inn in lha lliea-al sale ef
Itqaer. Tha order state, that tba
mnn-r In fines will mora than
ofrt the additional sapenae la
Sarin- miriirr.
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Tha efrire of I. R. Alderman, superin
tendent of rhoaa. la In a atata of sieve
Inn Mt. wttfi as army of book lltnll
aa trie invadics "ores. Because of oev
ersl chart's authorised In lb school
book Itet. Mr. Alderman baa granted
tne book K'titi a of bt tuna In
which lo ahoar their ware. Nw tail
aro lo ha adopted far tha rrada schools
In speltinc snualr. grammar and wrtl
Inc and f,.r lha biak schools In his
torjr. general science aad pedagogy.
Dnjrrel, Ctiwtc Horn OtaBasD. On
account of lha City Hail bain eloeed
Eatardar aftarnoons haraaftar aa a war
aafaaaard. lha frao dental clinic which
baracoforo baa oparatd all day !atur
aya win o opaa Friday niomina
from I A. X until noon and on Bator
T durinc tha aama hours. Tha fraa
clinic Is ovarat4 by tba city for tha
baaxfil of poor children who ara unable
to P4it for dental work aasanilal In
aaablina- them proparly lo do thalr
acbool work.
RaiLwar Sco rn 5' DE4TR.
ramaea aacreratlnc l':o ara da
mand4 frorn lha Spokane, rortland
tteaitla Railroad In a personal Injury
sn:t started yesterday by Carrto Ilutt
man. sunlslnc mother of Lamoat
Vleeher. who was killed near Llnnton.
Iecemtr I. last, when a train ran Into
him aa ha was upon tba nht of way.
Tha Injuries and resultant death, she
aaert. were due to tha Beilla-ence of
tha railroad amployea.
Cocar Cits OoRKa.x LiacnrT. Gor
TV. Gorman, under Indictment for a
ataiutory off-nae. who waa recently
tried bo fore Circuit Ju!r Uaten. wa
STlren bis liberty yesterday when the
Uistrlcl Attorney's office announced It
would not re-try him. Tha first Jury
dtaaerreed. liormin recently married
dusan Hay. the woman ho brought to
Portland front Waihlnicton. Ilrr bus-
band secured a divorco recently to
r aaninuion.
fraTiuzca Cttt Posi.. The
problem of fertilising vacant lota osed
for war (tardrna baa been raised be
foro the City Council In a communica
tion asking that the city donate fer
tilner for tha purpose. The question
was up yesterday and waa referred by
Mayor luker to City Commissioner
Kellaher. Whan tha Mayor referred
the matter to Mr. Kellaher a laua-h
went tba rounds of tha Council chamber.
r.cstuj.riija Gas.xna to Msct. Kus
aelWllla Orange will hold Its regular
moating next Saturday eretilng. r'eb
ruary . In Its ball on the Has Una
road. A very Interesting meeting haa
been promised, aa Lecturer Harmon
Lawta has a fins programme scheduled.
Aside from the local talent. Professor
r J. Kraus. of Oregon Agricultural
College, will give an Interesting talk
a "Tree Pruning."
M:sa Aura Jorcg to Am Oregon
Agricultural College haa loaned Xls
A I Ico Joyce, assistant club leader In
tha colleges extension department, to
lha 1'ortund ilosrd of Education for
two weeks, from February 11 to 11.
Is is Joyce will speak at tha schools of
tha city and at parent-teacher circles
la a campaign for school war gardens.
iJsvTBSsif Pircn OTBRsxaa A cable
gram waa received In rortland yester
day announcing the arrival ovarseaa of
Kdgar Piper. Jr.. Plrst lieutenant In
tho equipment division of tho aviation
section of tho Army. Tho message did
not say whether lieutenant piper had
landed In England or Prance, but It 1
presumed that It was In Prance.
M'M-jrr Taeoa BcitooL Posus fsnr.
Tho pupils of Mount Tabor rv-hool have
each subscribed Zi cants and have or.
ganUed a Junior Ited Cross unit with
a Biembershlo ef more than 40. W. M
Miller Is principal and he reports ar
enthusiastic Interest In the Junior
movement. Toe children are new
awaiting their tied Crosa buttons.
TtBwxrTT to Pa Civet. All Campfire
Otrls are arged to attend the practice
for the Evening ef Indian Legends to
be given as a benefit for the hospital
fund for Oregon boys, at the Municipal
Ada'ioniun. en the evening of Friday.
February II. 1'Ieese meet at the T. W
C A. ThursJay. February T. at 4 P. M.
Rio ravi to axui. rUaaaiica The
Wed loee Shop, leg Fifth street, will
have a harcem sale on Friday, when
hata w.H be aoij at ridiculously low
prices. A few men's hsts are going
two for I eeata Hprtng bats for women
are marked at reasonable rate. The
gaoney all goes to the Red Cross.
Pinion or IJ0 Wo or jutt. Per-
eoaal injuries received by her In
resent aatetriohlla accident for w h I r h
JT1. E. MrConaell was at fault won Alma
Vlargens a verdict for from a Jury
yesterday la Circuit Jodsa Ganten
beln s court. 5he recovered the full
auaount sought la her suit.
Auii Lmarx Assxstvd. Victor
ferseronik. liermsn alien, waa yesterday
arreated by the I'nlted Mtates Marshal s
office and Is being held for Investtga
lien, ncseponik Is a transient logger
and baa been In the I'nlted States since
! without undertaking to become a
citizen.
Over fM Rnarti r Roao PVttd
There la now .;.!: : In Iho county's
general fund and only ISS remain
ing In the road fund, according to the
monthly report of County Auditor
Mania. whU-h was sabmlttad yesterday
to the County Co mm las Son era
O A. R lnT to Osaanva Lnrcour"!
wnsrritoaT. The L4aeola-arfiald Post.
rand Army of tha Republic, of this
ty. will oneerve LJncoln'a birthday
JTridav at 1 P. M. In Ita hall. Addresses
will be made by Chaplain Hoadley and
tkera
Ptjno l.BT-rrTi' Prr ana TonaT Tr. H.
Schwarts wl'l deliver the third lecture
ef his series on proper selection r food
at Central Library, room E. at l is
clock this afternoon. Hia topic will
ee The Nutritive Salts of Vegetablea."
LaaasI Laaaa! Laaas!
Pave yea roof repaired. MeDoaald
a Wynkeep. Mala IJle- AdT.
IvTonxaTxo gtvaa) yvsMcUahoavCaJr-
Mtu. "WsTt-Has v AanxvTxo Henry
Iwt. a Oarman alien and an employe
of the Portland Flouring Mllla Com
pany, waa yesterday placed under ar
rest by Deputy I'nlted States Marshal
Mann and la being held for Invrstlga
lion and Interment. 1-ews w as em
ployed on the night shift In the flour
Irg mills wnliu ara located within lbs
prohibited area along lbs waterfront.
In addition, he did not have the re
quired permit allowing him to come
within one-half mile of the Armory.
tlaxsna t'noxD TO Go Past. P. 11.
Ransom, treasurer and manager of the
Lastera A Western Lumbar Company,
Is being arged lo go lo Washington,
I. C . to represent the lKuglaa fir In
dustry of the Pacific Northwest aa an
adviser to K. II. I'ownman. director of
lumber, raw materials division, of the
ar munitions board. Mr. Ransom said
last night he had the matter under
consideration. He may yield to the re
quest of Ma frisnds and davote a month
to the work.
lunrtwos J. P. mini to LacTT-aa.
Professor J. P. O Man w ill give the
firs! lecture In the second semesters
series la his course on "Recent
urn pes n History" this svenlng at
o'clock la the north gallery of Central
Library. The subject will he "Uegln-
nlngs of German Industrial Expansion
Students may enter this claas who did
not lake the course during the first
semester.
firsTBBHono Pua.is Fat.vaqa "iut
The sisterhood of ths First Christian
Church will hold a -salvage sale" to
day, tomorrow and Saturday at -til
First street, where the use of the store
baa been donated br the Gevurtx Fur
niture Company. Donations will be re
ceived and gooda sold at a bargain.
WonpsmrK HHoni, Rxwarrr Per.
Woodstock School Parent-Teacher Aa
aociatlon. In planning to furnish the
restroom of the new school, has planned
a dance for Saturday night In the audi
toriura of the school. Thsre will be a
small admission rhsrged.
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P0BM1D FIGHT MECCA
OXERS Or ALL WEIGHT ARE AT
TRACT CO TO C1TT.
awa PI ere Coadaeveel ow Strong; Baals
ael Date BrerytsJaa' la Baa
alas; ta Coed Shape.
Portland Is slowly but surely becom
ing the fight mecca of the Pacific
Coast, and la attracting boxers of ail
weighla from every city In this part
of the country who have heard that th
game Is good bare. Among the arnv
ale wtihla the last few daye are "Hat
tiing" Rudy, of Le Angeles: Will
Hunrfeld. of Los Angeles; Joe Gornia
of Oakland: Steve Krtrhell. of Sa
Francisco: Frank le Sullivan, of Los
Angelas: Lee Johnson, of Oakland, an
within the last several weeks, Iat
tllng" Ortega, of Oakland: Jtmm
Duffy, of Oakland: Frankle Ferrer).
San Francisco; Young Sam Langford.
of San Francisco: Jsck LaUell. of Mm
neapolls: Jimmy Lewis, of Seattle
Danny F.d wards, of Oakland: Pat Hrad
ley. of St. Paul: Romeo Hagen. of Seat
tie. and. combined with the local col
ony. Muff Uronson. Joe Ilenjamln. Jac
Wagner. Jack Allen. George Itrandon.
Jack Clifford. AI Sommer. Alex Tram
bit as. Rete Mltchle. Iewey Smith. Fran
Kendall. Kllly Williams. Joe McCarty,
RUly Ryan. Joe Hoff. Wrldon Wing,
Ted Hoke. Fred Gilbert. Abe Gordon,
Sammy Gordon, itllly Mascott and
number of others of more or less I
portance. along with a couple of dozen
boy who are preparing to make
comeback. Portland haa quite a fistic
population-
The game la being conducted on
itronr basis here and up to date every
thing has bsen running shipshspe. Th
houses of Iste have been phenomenal.
NO HURRY, thou eh, to get
one, for we've got your favor
ite pattern and color, we are
u re, and hi recoirnized brands,
$1.30 and $2. If you've never
seen those new Spring; Shirts
in the rich pastel shades, then
it will brighten you op, not
only to see them, but to wear
them, too. Their price $1.50.
NECKWEAR SPECIAL
63c flaring ends, snd lib
eral range of patterns and
colors. Regularly they would
readily command $L
The Kupuenhelmer House In Portland I
MORRISON at FOURTH ST.
Gas Kuhn. Pre. 8. A 11. Ftsmps Given.
that Dr. William A. Waldo, rece-itly
from Toronto, Canada, now paator of
the White Temple, would be the guest
of the day. but the minister Is suf fer
ns from an attack of tonsintl and his
talk necessarily had to be postponed
to a later date.
VI INSURANCE URGED
red cross nrxn rctatttes
SORTint EST SOLDIERS.
Move THaa 30 Cablearaaae Seat e
Fraarw AsaJag Authorisation
to Make Application.
Portland chapter of the American
Red Cross haa dispatched over 100
cablegrams to soldiers In France, ask
ing authorisation that rslativea may
take out war Insurance.
From all over Oregon and Washing
ton relatives have telegraphed the Red
Crosa asking similar action on their
behalf. Although this Is outside the
province of the Portland chapter, the
motto haa been: "Do It first and talk
about It afterwards."
Wherever possible, relatives should
take up the matter with their nearest
chapter. There la a chapter In elmo
every Oregon county, although the
Portland chapter has Jurisdiction over
the counties of Tillamook. Washing
ton. Multnomah. TamhilL Columbia and
Clackamas.
The first replies are expected today.
Cablegrams, In case where the oppor
tunitles for Insursnce expire February
I), aa la the ease with practically all
Oregon boys In Prance at this time.
will not be dispatched after Saturday
morning, as repliee must be In hand In
Portland not later than Tuesday morn
log.
Soldier, sailors and nnrsae who have
enrolled alnra October IS have 10 days
la which thev may apply for Insurance.
MANSLAUGHTER IS CHARGE
Irl B. Lyons. Caano of Hotel Doe Ac
cident, Held In Default of Ball
Trt B. Lyon, th Flrrerton plumber
whoee automobile collided with a Ho
tel Oregon bus at Sixth and Everett
streets at s 1 o'clock Tuesday after-
Boon and killed Ertna Louise Graham,
aged 4 years, and Injured her sister.
I'soltna. IS. and also Miss Margaret
Graham, stands charged with man
slaughter and Ib held under ball of
llioo. He haa been unable to furnish
this and la tn JalL
Coroner Smith will hold an Inquest
tonight. The children, who are daugh
ter of W. A. Uraham. of Dallas, whoee
wife disappeared September last, were
being taken to Hood River by their
aunt.
MILITARY TODAY IS HERE
Prorre-sslvo Basincev Sfen's Organ
isation Programme Interests.
Th atmosphere at the Progressive
Business Men's Club meeting today
will be moat military, for Canadian,
Rritlsh and Amsrican offlcera will
mingle with the business men and
break; bread with them. Among thoee
who will be guesta of the day are
Lieutenant L J. Stmpeon. of the Can
adian recruiting office, and Lieutenant
R. Rumet. ef the British army, who
ia atatloned hare temporarily: then
there will be Captain Lou la Levy. Cap
tain Joseph McCooL Lieutenant Frank
M. Cordner. Lieutenant Norman Pease
snd Private Flret-Claea Earl M. Sum
mer, all connected here with the re-
eruttlng and examining United btate
Aviatloa Board, n. C Barntrager will
be chairman of the day.
BUSINESS M INCREASE
Guarantor of Oregon Elect Officers I
for Ensuing Year.
The llrh annual meeting of tha Ouar- I
antors of Oregon Life was held at the I
company's offices In th Corbett build
ing Tuesday.
The following alreotora were elected:
A. L. Mills. Adolphe Wolfe. Louis O.
Clarke. William Pollman. C F. Adams,
W. P. Olcla Jefferson Myers. A. 1L Dev-
ers, H. U Corbett. J. T. feiers, j.
TeaX Leo Frlede. J. H. Booth. 8. B. Bar
ker and W. L. Thompson. Th officers
elected for th ensuing year were:
U Mllla president: Adolphe Wolfe,
nrst vice-president: Louis O. Clarke,
second vice-president; William Pollman.
third vice-president: C F. Adams, trea
urer: Sanford Smith, secretary; C. 8.
SamucL general manager, and E. N,
Strong, assistant manager.
President Mills submitted his an
nual report to the guarantor showing
a total of J1.622.0S7 insurance Issued
and revived during the year ltlT. He
said this waa the largest amount of
business ever produced In Oregon by
any life Insurance company In a single
year.
The total Insurance In force now
amounts to I12.t40.s21. Admitted assets I
are l.407,7SS. with a surplus of f20,-
117.
GUY CHARGED WITH MURDER
Man Who Killed Twice-Wed-Wlfe Is
Indicted by Grand Jury.
Clarence Gay, who shot and killed
(3 lady Morden, alia Gladys Guy, In
her apartment January Ze laat wa
formally charged with second-degree
murder in an open Indictment returned
yesterday morning by the Multnomah
County grand Jury. Guy la now held
at the County Jail without bonds.
The killing of the young woman Is
the result of her alleged bigamous
marriage to Morden a few months after
she Is said to have married Guy, who
ts a native of Dallaa. Or.
Former Circuit Judge Llttlefleia has
been retained by Guy and it baa been
intimated that he will plead hereditary
Insanity In his efforts to escape punish
ment.
How Many Lives Will
You Save This Week?
Here is a little 'Armenian boy. He was a cheerful, happy youngster, all
day playing, or helping his father to tend sheep.
Then war came. Like a tempest, it swept aside all home life all Happi
ness. Father and mother disappeared in the maelstrom. Thousands were
massacred. Scenes are almost indescribable 100,000 women and children
were deported from one district alone.
Today two million orphans, women, and men are starving to 'deatH Iff
.Western Asia the Holy Lands!
They cry for bread A MERE CRUST! Thousands are dropping by the
wayside every month dead starved to death.
WHO, CAN SAY NO TO THE CALL FOR BREAD WHEN IT COMES
FROM THE LIPS OF TWO MILLION PEOPLE, MOSTLY WOMEN!
AND CHILDREN? Certainly not any red-blooded American.
Portland, you MUST help now during
Armenian Life Saving Week
a ,
We can't let these Christian people starve. Seventeen cents a day will
feed one of these little starving orphans, or poor, heartsick mother $5.
a month will avoid starvation.
Every cent you give goes to the Armenians nothing for expenses or,
"overhead" in raising this money. i
This appeal through the advertising columns of Portland newspapers is
paid for by private contributions, SO YOU MAY KNOW ALL ABOUT
THESE HORRIBLE CONDITIONS, believing that if you fully under
stand the great need of these starving men, women, boys and girls you
will immediately respond, as you always have done, to the call for help.
SAY TO YOURSELF TODAY:
"I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE
FOR ONE LIFE AT LEAST; I
WILL GIVE EVERY MONTH
THE MONEY NECESSARY
TO BUY FOOD IN ORDER
TO SAVE ONE LIFE; IT IS
THE LEASX I CAN DO."
ARMENIAN RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Ben Selling, Treasurer, Portland Hotel
ANNUAL OREGON IAN LIKED
Tennessee Railroad Man Apprecia
tive of Brother's New Tear's Gift.
He la the father of Ray and Roy For
dyoe. twin brothers, now somewhere In
France.
A number of distinguished visitors
assembled at the meeting In his honor.
Those who contributed to the pro
gramme were Miss Minnie Alexandria,
Mrs. Alice hlcXaught, Mrs. Lena West
brook. Mrs. A. Hall, Miss Edith Ander
son and others.
j. TL Murohy. superintendent of the
Municipal Auditorium. Is In receipt of a
etter from his brother. J. a. Murpny,
of Jackson. Tenn, who Is division
superintendent of the Mobile Ohio Ordinance Before City Council to
CHARITY TO BE PROTECTED
Kallroad. telling his appreciation of I
The Annual Oregonian aent to him.
"The paper you sent me," say the I
etter, "is the most complste thin; of I
ts kind I have ever aeon. The Army I
Curb Fraudulent Solicitation.
Solicitation of funds for war charity
camp cut Is wonderful. Ths manager I or other purposes Is to be regulated,
must be endowed with energy, ability I An ordlnanoe was presented to the City
and tha world's goods to pull off an I Council yesterday by Commissioner
enterprise of the kind. But the West Is
noted for big doings."
Blgelow at the request of the law en
forcement committee of toe Portland
War Emergency Council.
The measure would require orery or
ganisation or Individual eeeklng funds
to obtain a permit from the city and
to wear a badge after obtaining this
permit. The measure would regulate
In this way all solicitation of funds In
public buildings, on streets or from
house to bouse. The Council took the
proposal under advisement. Ths meas
ure's purpose ia to curb fraudulent
solicitations.
nation soon, as It affects a large num
ber of men here.
Kld-efirld Mills Close Down.
RIDGEFIKLD, Wash-, Feb. . (Spe
cial.) The Potter sawmill and Bratlle-
McClelland shingle mill at this place
are closed down on account of shortage
of cars. It Is hoped to relieve the nit-
WERRENRATH COMING
The creat Baritone to sing here Sat
urday, February 16, at Helllg. Mail
orders to Steers A Coman, Columbia
Bid?., accompanied by check and self
addressed envelope. Floor, $2.20, 11.65;
Balcony. $3.20, 1.SS, $110, S3c; Gallery
reserved. 83c. Adv.
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PORTLAND OUT FOR RECORD
First Honor Desired In Northwest I
3111k Purity Contest.
Portland will go out ' once more for
first honors In the Northwest milk
purity contest. Dr. D. W. Mack, chief
milk Inspector at the city health
bureau, aald yesterday that local dairy
men are anxloua to compete mis year
again. The contest will be held at
North Taklma under the direction of
he Northwest Dairy Instructors' Asso
ciation.
lst year Portland won six out of
seven medals for purity of the general
milk supply. Milk dealers feel they
will be able to make a similar showing
this year.
ODDFELLOWS GIVE JEWEL
William A. Fordjrce, Member for 25
Tears, Jm Honored.
William A. Fordyee. of North Port
land Lodge. Independent Order of Odd
fellows, waa honored Monday night
t the lodge meeting with a 26-year
wel. Tast Grand Mastsr Henry 8.
West brook made the presentation ad-
rees.
Mr. Fordyee was bom In Michigan m
l4 and Joined the order In 113. He
elr! orranlve North Portland Tflr.
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School Eyes
above all others, should he tn
good condition. See that yonr
chtld'e eves do not smart, burn or
cauee headache. All theee are
symptoms of eye strain. Let ue
examine the child's eye before S
school start. Z
A consultation coats yon noth- ;
Ing. Call and talk It over.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
Second Term
JUST BEGINNING
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ENROLL NOW
Good position as soon -as
competent.
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ASK TO SEE THE FAMOUS STYLE Id
Bush & Lane Piano
And three others that are slightly used, but in such
fine condition they would readily sell for new. We
have put prices and terms on these three pianos that will
. Sell Them This Week
The Cheapest Being Only $175.00
We Do as We Advertise Bring This Ad With Yoq
Bush & Lane Piano Co.
Cor. Twelfth and Washington Sts.
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Offke furniture ft Appliances
PUffTINO sENQHAVINQ 3 BOQK8INDINQ
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Wanted Chairs to Cane,
by School for Blind,
POB PARTI CTJLlA&S CWkUa
Mr. J.1T. Myers
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The SEWARD Is a new, modern aad
elesantlj appointed hotel, possessing
ana ef the moat beautiful ooraer lob
bies in the Northwest. Located at
10th and Alder sts, opposite Olds,
Wartman King's bis: department
store, In heart ef retail and theater
district. Rates. 1 and up. Bus
meats an trains, "w car alee runs
from Union Depot direct to Hotel
BBWARO. W. 14. BBWARD. Proa.
o Visiting Buyers
in Portland
Should
First Find
Their
Way to
Hotel
Cornelius
BATES 1 A DAT AND CP
C W. Caeaellns. Prealdeat.
H. E. Iletrher, Mauaaser.
Park aad Alder, rortland. Or,
Special rates mr the week or naaatal
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Home of the Famous BONORA Fhonegraph
Palace Hotel
M WABHT?rt3T0T STREET
FREE BOS
Rates From 75 e ta V3.00 Per Dar.
ITear Shopptns; anal Theater IHstrteC
Absolute CleasUlaeaa Threaarhoat.
A Moderate - Prleeel Betel ef Merit
HOTEL CLIFFORD
Esest M orrleos) St. aad Eaet Sixth.
flUW Per Dmr, S440 m Week aad 17b.
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