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THE, SIOItSTXG OREGOMAX, MONDAY, 3IAY 13, 1918.
BAKER CITIZENS
STUDY ASTRONOfflY
Washington Scientists, Having
Set Up Big Telescope,
Now Give Lectures.
QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED
XTVhat People Most Want to Know
Regarding Eel I pee of Sou Told
in Plain Enllh for Beneilt
of The Orcgonlan'a Reader.
BAKER. Or, Mar 'Speeiat
Baker la studying aatrenomr- Thia
should not be taken to mean that It la
becoming a community ef mar atar
gaxere. buv feeling that tha honor of
having bar tha Oovernment naval ob
eervatgry party to atudy tha ecllpee of
June a, la not ona to Be ugntiy neio,
tha paopla ara taking an active Inter
at In tha preparations of tha scientists,
headed by Professor J. C Hammond, of
tha Cnlted States Naval Observatory.
Tha eclipse la not exclusively Bakef a.
bat the presence of the Government
party la putting the town on the as
tronomical nap and the populace Is
finding the mambara ready and willing
to enlighten tbm on celestial topics,
which will make possible Intelligent
atudy of tha phenomenon by the people
at larre.
Teaierdar tha setting tap of a large
" telescope waa completed and last even
ing Professor Hammond and hta assist
ants held their first "class. many vis
itors taking advantage of the Invita
tion to visit the observation atatton
and take a peep at the solar system.
Tha original "foolish questions" man
would have found fruitful fields at Uie
a tat Ion, but. In the end. the broadside
of Interrogatlona waa boiled down and
the answers constituted the first lesson
of Bakerilee In astronomical matters.
Uetarr Will Be Gives,
la addition to Inviting the people to
, vlstt the station and make use of the
telescope, arrangements ara being mads
for public lectures by members of the
party, all of whom are willing to give
their time In this way to make It poe-
sible for (hose, who wltneas tba eclipse,
to do so with at least soma degree of
Intelligence.
To Professor VT. V. Conrad, of the ob
servatory party, was delegated the task
Af urrtiitlnv from tha mill Of foolish
"questions asked, those whose answers
would In a Urge measure make clear
the objects of the study of the eclipse
and tell the ordinary observer what to
look for. Toe most important ques
tions, at least the ones most asked and
answered by tha astronomer, will give
a good Idea of the results sought by
, the observations, the scientific ques
tlima to be answered and how the
casual observer ran take advantage of
the opportunity of witnessing an event
'" which will not occur In this section of
the country for another two centuries
" and a half.
How often do eclipses occur? Will
I ever see another?
There are two eclipses of the sua
each year, but on account of the nar
rowness of the shadow (he same com
munity Is rarely visited mora than once
la Si years.
badev Slaty Mlleo Wide.
"Row wide ts the shadow?
The moon shadow, as It crosses
Baker. Is 44 miles wide and Baker
' will be very near the center of the
' ahadow. ao that anyone can be as far
'- away as mttea from here and still
sea the total eclipse.
How long will the eclipse last?
One hundred and twelve seconds, and
thta leads up to the Interesting fact
that since the shadow Is f A miles wide
" and passes centrally over Baker In
111 seconds. It travels at tha rate of
nearly 1049 feat per second, or ISO
miles an hour.
Why was Baker choaea as the site
ef the station?
Among others there ara four main
reasons. It Is near the rentral line
of the path of totality. Weather re-
porta show that the chances for an
unclouded sky are good. The duration
to totality Is greater than at any other
place east of Baker and the sun Is
Msner In tha sky than any place east.
Further west the sun would be higher
and the duration longer but chances
for a clear aky lesa.
Vila at 3t3T.
What shall I look for during an
eclipse and when can I sea It?
The first contact takes place at t.sT
, p. M, Pacific time. This Is when the
moon takes the first Hula blta out of
the aua's d.sk. As the eclipse pro
' gresses this dark spot grows In slse
7. aad encroaches farther and farther on
the aun until only a thin creaevnt Is
' left. Until this ttmo there will be
little diminution of the sun's brlght
. ness. An Interesting thing to note at
this time ts that the little bright spots
- en the ground under a tree where the
aun shines through the leaves ara
creecect Instead of circles, as Is usually
the case. A vary Interesting thing
that can best be seen from the top of
a hill facing a little north of wast,
. whence the landscape can be aeen for
10 to SO miles. Is tha ocruahing shadow
of the moon. As the shadow rapidly
approaches the light dims' down and
things abont take on a weird aspect.
As the edge of the shadow passes,
the second contact takea place, the
. wonderful corona and prominences
. spring Into view. tha. stars come out
and the chickens hunt their roosts.
This occurs at 4:44 and 111 aeconda
later the bright edge of the sun appears
again en the other aide of the moon.
Thta Is the third contact i.t It Is not
until t.li that the moon completely
leaves the sun's disk and the fourth
contact takea place.
Maay Tblaga Wer-lb Seeing.
tKirtrg the period of rbtallty the
things roost worth while paying atten
tion to will be the shape, color and
else of the corona: the number, else,
ahape and color of the prominences and
any stara close to the sun. The bright
- star just cast of the aun la the planet
Jupiter, southwest of the sun will be
the etar Aldebaram. and a little west
of this will be the planet Mercury, and
II further north the brilliant planet
Venus Just north of Jupiter and the
aun will be Beta Taun. Any other star
as close or nearly aa close to the sua
as Jupiter or Beta Taun should be
noted carefully as to brightness and
position. Comets have bean discovered
cioee to the sun.
What are the definite results ex
pected from the observations to be
made by the Government party la
Baker?
The observation of the times of con
tact wis Improve the tables of the
moon. The corona Is vfcsioie at no time
except during a total eclipse so that
our knowledge of this, one of the most
beautiful of natural phenomena, de
pends on the observations made at that
time. Tba observations with the spec
troscope will be for study of tha solar
atmosphere and corona as well as) some
of tie foreea artlng there.
What Instruments will the naval ob
servatory party use?
The .i-foot camera. This u soUilug
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more than a huge camera, the distance I radio line established between Wash
between the lens and the plate belngllagton and the station and over the
(5 feet. The light of the aun la re
fleeted by a plain mirror through the
ena and on the plate an Image or tne
un aeven Inches In diameter Is formed.
The plates of the big camera are IT by
20 inches and are especially coated ao
aa to be aa highly sensitive to the
coronal light aa possible. Several ex
posures will be made, varying In length
from one second to 60 seconds.
The 106-Inch and the 33-Inch Dalle-
meyer cameras are smaller Instru
ments, taking smaller Imagea of tha
un. but giving better Images of the
xtremely faint corona at great dis
tances from the sun'a disk.
The spectroscopes will get pictures
f the spectra of the corona and lower
avers of the sun's atmosphere. A study
fthese spectra will disclose the ele
ments such aa Iron, calcium, hydrogen.
te- In the aun a atmosphere and other
nterestlng facta of more highly tech-
cal nature.
The fourth transit and senlth tele
scope are oseox la determining tha
ocal time and latitude. The difference
between the local time and Washing-
on Is the longitude of the station.
Washington time will be received by,
he party In two ways by a direct
ELECTION
COMPLETED and corrected list of
polling booths for the primary
and special city elections next
Friday were announced yesterday by
Sheriff Hurlburt. So far aa possible
the polling places used at the last elec
tion were procured again this year, but
there are, nevertheless, a large num
ber ef changes.
It will be well for all reglatered vot
ers to acquaint themselves with the ex
act location of their polling booths that
they may cast their ballots next Fri
day with the least possible confusion.
Following are the polling booths for
every precinct within the county:
1 Garaga. Thurmaa atreet, between I2J and
Rage.
. . n it Thurtnan.
a North..t corner IMh and TTpehar.
e tioutnw.st corner 2tb and Thurmaa, be
tvjeen c Fl and JStn.
iwi'North 2ttt. bettreea Tork aad Reed.
jji North Twenty-third, corner Savior.
. -. , w. ... iw.twen ul.t and 11A.
a ait Thurmaa atreet. eetweea 20th and
S i-.J Saner, between ITth aad 18th.
IS ilO Gllsaa atreet.
11 im Nona Hta. corner Marshall.
1 1 Jjo Nona. 17th atreet. Bear Northrop.
l.'w Marshall-street Praetor terlaa Church.
lllh and Marshall.
11 not Nonh 21st atreet.
14 t;ar.ce. rear i'-i Slat atreet Korta,
Iff, eiN overt oa atreet.
ljv, Hill aililtary Academy.
IS Engine-Bouse. tth and Johneoa,
IT Toe Kearney atreet-
IWIU Nonh Z3d atreet.
lu jd. between Hort and Irving, garaga.
M Hartford Apartments, northwest corner
?1.f and landers.
;i Carsse. Slmt. between Kearney and Lore-
Jo..
S3 an Oilaan. between tOtb and Stat
r ma rourh flrhool. 17th and Kearney.
24 Portland Van Storage Company. 13th
and Kearney.
Si 1 2D North lth atreet: basement, north'
east corner lath and Ollsan.
13 S Basement. Wellington Court, north'
west corner ISth and Everett.
; fengine-house, fill Cllaan atreet.
:T Dundee a gaxaaa, Broadway aad Flan'
ders.
a fteeond street North,
'.u -IS Sixth atreal North.
tii ?'j loth atreet North.
11 JJ 11th atreet North, between Burnalde
aad Couch.
32 speedwell Motor Car Company, corner
1 It h and fours-
33 3T3 Washington street, between ITth and
lain.
34 Jeffery garage, entrance 40 and 43 Ella
atr.et-
14 s 133 Washington, between Trinity aad
Twentieth.
Jj Si :3d atreet Nonh. between Washing'
ton end EveretL
US Hoffman garage, Davis street, between
King and 1-d.
rt,-ott'e garaga 339 Cornell road.
37464 burnalde atreet.
17 till Washington street,
aa 413 stars, between 10th and 11th.
is Si 14 Fine, between el a aad th.
40 r-nglne-house, 24 and Oak.
41 atu O.k street.
4.' 4 Washington street, between 3d and
Sd streets.
41 Building, southeast earner Park and At
Amr streets.
44144 11th street, betweea Morrison aad
Ald.r.
44S lis 13th streak betweea Washington
and Alder
43 4t4t Washing toa street, betweea 14th
and loth.
44 Corey Motor Car Company. 21st and
Washington.
41 "a Tailor shop, 704 Washington, betweea
King and 2-d.
4T -'J Jefferson street
45 Mrs. tlcC.rf'l garage, 333 Vista avenue.
4S tiarase. lth atreeb between Yamhill
and Taylor.
4H 1 14th street, between Morrison aad
YamhllL
30 CIS 11th street between Morrison aad
Yamhill
Fs.hloa Garage. H 10th street, betweea
Tamblil and Taylor.
52 Y. M. C. A.. 4th and Taylor streets.
.! Kngine.houee. 4th aad lamnlll.
54 :S'' 3d atreet
S3 East entrance Courthouse.
34219 Broadway, betweea Tayler aad Bat
men atreeta
5T White Temple. 13:h and Taylor.
: 14th. near Jefferson.
45 S Oarage. Svt 13th. betweea Taylor aad
Malmoa.
IS Knisht residence, nonh west earner
Chapaiaa and Main.
40 Fiower Miealea Day Nursery, 404 Madi
son street
Si l-add iteheol. A-h and Jefferson.
2 Kest entrance Ctty HalL
4V lnoa Hotel. 24S Main Street
44 223 Clay, between 1st and Sd.
si 34T 1st between Market and Mill.
City Auditorium, Market-street entrance.
S7 SOS 4lh street
44 Corbett's garage. Broadway and Colum
bia street
45 Vhurrh basement southwest corner West
Park snd Jsffereon-
f Frank's garage. 313 13th Street
Tilit ;MH Itth atreet corner Columbia.
Tl Jefferson, betweea 11th aad 14th.
Tit Hasement SOT Cay street
T3 Northaaat corner 14th aad Meatgemery.
7 J SVJ Jefferson atreet
T4 2U Chapman. I
7J Knglne-heuae. Lewasdals aad Mentgom-,
ery.
NORTHWEST" YOUNG MEN WHO
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Photos by MeAlpln.
Oeerte If. Daaghtry, Portland l Captala
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telegraph lines as well.
tatlea Eaalpped With Wireless.
The atatlon will ba equipped with
a wireless receiving sat by which wire
less time signals may be received from
Washington every evening. The lati
tude and longitude are Important for
reducing the times of contact for the
Improvement of the lunar table.
The five-Inch dark- equatorial will
be used on the day of the eclipse for
the determination of the time of the
contact, prior to that time for the use
of visitors.
Among the celestial bodlea visible to
those present at the station Saturday
night, which were seen with extreme
Interest by the first party to receive
their first lessons In practical astron
omy, aa outlined, were the moon, with
Its mountains, craters, valleys and
plains; Saturn, with his rings and many
moons; Mars, In so many respects sim
ilar to earth: double stars, nebulae
and star clusters. More is promised
by the observers later la the present
period of the moon changes.
The city of Portland will witness 9
psr cent totality during the eclipse,
and Seattle 03 per cent.
POLLING PLACES
TS 433 Montgomery.
74 H 430 Harrleoa street between Xlth and
uth atrseta.
TT Southwest comer 4th and HalL
TS Garage. 42 Sth street, between Hall and
College.
T Engine-house. 4th and Montgomery.
19 Irourth-street garage, northeast cor
ner 4th and Lincoln.
30 341 let street corner Mill.
1 443 1st street, between Hall and Lin
coln. M Cottell Drug Store. 1st and Sherman.
S3 Back room Gaynor Grocery, northwest
corner 4th and Lincoln.
Carage, 43.. West Park, corner College.
s Oarage, northeast corner Broadway and
Lincoln.
4 044 Vlata eeenua. near Spring.
7 Englne-houee. 20th and Spring.
"J Strohecker-e garage, 733 Patton road.
3 4.n, it atraet, betweea Sheridan and
Anhur.
so Failing School. Front end Porter. '
e -i nooaer, corner 4th.
pa 473 Gibbs. corner 11th.
S3 Fourth Preabytariaa Church, lat and
Glbha.
4 8113 Corbett street
S3 Holmsn School, Corbett snd Bancroft
1104 Corbett street corner Seymour.
ST Fulton School, lat and Mllea.
liH7 Macadam, sear Nevada
BV 1434 Macadam, betweea Dakota and
Carolina.
Northwest corner Fast 13th-and Harney,
ion 174S test 13th, between Marlon and
Clatsop.
101 1403 East 13th, nesr Tenlno.
103 Md Umatilla, near Eaat 13th street I
lua Pell wood Y. J. C. A.. 15in and Spo
kane avenue.
104 ."trahlman'e Hall. 13th and Spokane.
103 Garage, 1303 East 31th. between Leo
and Maiden.
103i By bee street nesr Mllwaukle.
lod Midway Hose House, on Mllwaukle, be
tween fcouih and Kamona.
107 Campneirs garage, 113S Mllwaukle,
corner Ellis.
101 Berkeley store, 1403 Esst 87th street
Southeast.
108 4420 Woodstock avenue, betweea 44th
and 43th.
110 Woodstock V. K. Church, northweat
corner 44th and Woodstock.
111 McCourt's Floral Garden garage, 41at
between OAtb and 53d.
112 Building 41st street between Holgata
and 4tth avenue.
113 3"io Woodstock avenue, between fiSth
and 57th.
114 Southwest corner East 72d and 35th
avenue
113 Woodmere Ball. Wood mere station.
114730. 50th avenue, betweea T3d
and 74tn.
in-oreens residence. East T4th near
Powell.
118 Realty office, S2d and Woodstock.
119 Southweet corner Plst and Woodstock.
120 Coffman a garage, tl2d and W'oodstock.
121 Fire Hall, B2d, between Foater and
fiath avenue. .
122 Orange Hall. B2d street Lents
12.1 Building 7 2d street north of tsth ave
nue Boutntast
123 H dots Foater road, between esth and
4vth.
124 30 East TOtb Southeast, between 87th
and 40th avenues.
ISO W. O. W. Hall. East S3th. between 45th
svenua snd roster.
124 Lsurelwood M. E. Church, 4223 East
4td street Southeast.
13S '"' 7th avanne Southeast corner
l.ast eetn street.
137 Old South Mount Tabor School. Eaat
43th and uiviaion. ,
12b 1')4 Division, opposite 40th.
129 3333 Foater, between B4th and SSlh
atreeta
lin 3324 Foster, betweea 53d and B4th
131 Anderson's garage, southeast corner
45th avenue snd 52d street.
132 Crestoa School, Eaat 48th and Powell.
13.1 Northwest corner 50th and Powell.
134 JJciiahons Hall, East 43d and PI-
vlalin.
133 Baaement Kaat 37th and Clinton
atreeta, southwest corner.
133 H Klchmoad garage. East 37th and Di
vision.
134 Southeast corner East 83d and Glad
stone.
134e Knglns-heuse. "Trances and Green
wood.
13T Building. GIsdstons avenue, betweea
29th and 30th.
133 433 East 21at near Powell.
13P Ollnton-Keliy Brheol. Eaat 2Tth and
Franklin. Manual Training school.
140 Garage, 4VT Kaat Sstn, betweea Divi
sion and Cllntoa.
leu boutheaat corner Kast 33d and Di
vision.
141 Cllntoa. between 23th and 26th.
142 713 Cllntoa, betweea 20th and 21st
143 442 Mllwaukle, between Beacon and
vederlck.
144 Back room 04 Mllwaukle, corner
Hhine.
143775 Mllwaukle. corner Bismarck.
143 1 Brooklyn school. Mllwaukle and
Frederick.
144541 Mllwaukle. between Brooklyn and
Wood worth.
14T Northwest corner Kaat Sth and Grant
14H Engine-bouse. Eaat 7th and Stephens.
14 314 East Clay, betweea Union and
Grand.
Mat, iTl Hawthorne, betweea East Ith
aad Sin.
130 Evangelical Church, East 14th and
Poplar.
130 Garaga. rear 414 Elliot svenua
131711 Division street near iutn.
131 H B Division street between 33d and
Oreenwood.
132 W30 Hawthorne avenue, betweaa 10th 1
act 4XIU
CADETS GAIN HONOR
Hill Military Academy Bestows
Commissions.
PROFICIENCY IS REWARDED
Offices Are Confererd "In Recognl-
. tion of Good Scholastic Records
and Also for Excellence
In. Military Drill.
At special patriotic exercises on Sat
urday night, the officers of the cadet
corps of Hill Military Academy re
ceived their commissions and appoint
ments. Among the students to be hon-
ored were several .Portland boys. The
offices are given in recognition of good
standing in deportment, excellence in
scholastic work and proficiency in drill.
Among the commissioned officers
Cadet William Albert Young, Major, is
the son of John E. Young, battalion
chief of the fire bureau; Irving N. Day f
is the son of Mr and Mrs. I N. Day;
George N, Daughtrey la the aon of
William Daughtrey, president of the
Union Stockyards.
The programme Saturday Included
patriotic music and military features.
The certificates were presented by the
principal, Joseph A. Bill, and the head
master. Professor J. W. Daniels.
Followln- is a complete list 'of the
cadet officers:
Commissioned officers William Albert
Touhk, Major; George Victor Hartnees, Cap
tain and Adjutant: Irving N. Day, Captain;
Oeorga N. Uaughtrey, Captain; Donald Aus
tin, Pasco, Kir.t Lieutenant: Alfred ura-
lund. First Lieutenant: Russell Oordon Pass,
Sunnyslde, First Lieutenant; Carson Perrjr
Nlles. Everett, Second Lieutenant; William
K. Uartman, Second Lieutenant.
Staff musicians Harold M. Dag. Seattle,
chief bugler, rank aecond Sergeant; .Wal
lace Edmond Smith. Seattle, trumpeter.
rank second Corporal: WUey JJelbert Free-
berg-er, Canada, trumpeter.
Color cuard Stanford Daniel Oamera,
Lewiston, color eerseant, rank second Ser
geant; Harold Samuel Churcnill, uwac
Wash, color corporal, runs aecona cor
poral: William Forney, color corporal, rang
third Corporal. ,
Noncommissioned offlcera Gael Green.
First Seraeant: Dexter Packard, First ber-
eant; Vernon Ford Johnson. Sergeant-Major
rank First Sergeant; Richard Harlan BklU
Second Sergeant; Donald illss. Second Ser
geant; Thomas Austin. Third Sergeant;
vrnk F-riese. Third Sergeant; Robert Lea
airirklind. First Corooral : Alexander Ber-
ger. First Corporal; Harold Parka Second
Corporal; Homer tieyaen,
Second Corporal;
Graham Stuart Dlddock. Third corporal;
Leroy Livermore, Third Corporal.
ANNOUNCED
1324 Runyons garage. 297 Eaat 24th, near
Hawthorne.
153 1024 Hawthorne, between 34th and 83th.
134 1044 Eaat Lincoln, 34th and Mar
guerite. 134 Vi Southwest eornsr East 89th and
Lincoln.
155 First V. P. Church, northeaat corner
87th and East Clay. 1
1534 125S Hawthorne,- ""southwest corner
Hawthorne and 43d.
130 Garage, southwest corner 4Tth and
Hawthorne.
1C6S " E"t 0th street between Lin
coin and Harrison.
157 M. E. Church, East B2d and Eaat Lin
coln streets.
137 H 16 Division. nar East 60th.
10 375 Hawthorne avenue, between East
Id and Union avenue.
1S 133 Vj Grand avenue, near Belmont
lrto 120 Grand avenue. .
16j 91 Grand avenue, between Washing.
ton and btark.
12 m. Francla Hall. Eaat 11th and Pine.
13 Kast 11th and Alder. Eaat Side Library.
154 Krancla Motor Exchange, -Eaat ISth and
Hawthorne.
13 o4i Kaat Madlaon, corner East 17th.
1VD uavlea' garaga. Eaat 14th, between East
tf.rrl.nl . Tl . I Uf TT1 fl II t
lg7 Washington High School. Eaat 14th and
Stark. .
in au.t Vmmt Morrison, near Eaat 20th.
lUd Southeast corner Eaat 20th and East
Morrison.
tin Tumi Hawthorne, between 20th and
21st streets
17nt Garage, T89 East Vain street
17 osi Belmont corner East 29th.
1 7i r'.n.n-t Hall. VBth and Eaat Stark.
173 03 Belmont, northweat corner 83d.
174 I'toS Belmont between 33d and 84th.
175 Garaga. East 2Sth street between Eaat
.t 1 T " . . I .1 . rt
vi, in on,! I ,,t Madison.
1T5V4 Oarage, aouthweat corner East Slat
and Kast Main
17ft '2111 Kast 87th street corner Madison.
177 mo Kaat S4th street between Belmont
and East Yamhill.
17M 1013 Belmont, near East 34th street
17SV4 Garage. 1056 East Wsshlngton, cor
ner 83th street
179 150 Eaat SSth. near Belmont
17HH Garage. 125H Belmont.
1SU 1187 Eaat Madison, between East SBth
and 4(tb.
1M 1327, Hawthorns avenue, between East
4tith and 47th.
182 1309 Belmont between East 45th and
46th st rants.
13 Garage, Eaat Madison, between Cist
and 52d.
1S4 Northweat corner tst and Belmont
ICS 17S4 Belmont aouthweat corner East
49th street
IBli 19N4 Kaat Etark, oppoalte East 70th.
K7 :i'J0 Eaat Stark, between 80th and 81st
18 Engine-house, Eaat 2d and Eaat Burn
side street. '
139 19S9H Esat Stark, between East 78th
and 80th.
190 Chapel Oddfellows' building. 80th and
East Glisan.
180", mis Gliean, between East -75th and
East Tilth.
191 192.1 Eaat Gltsan, northeast corner East
T6th street.
192 2001 Glisan, between Eaat 79th and
both streot
193 Glenhaven School, East Slst and Schuy
ler streets.
193 Gregory garage, Fremont, between
7d and 73d.
194 Jenka real eatats office, corner 88th
and elandy.
194 Lack's garage. 685 Eaat 64th street i
North, between Siskiyou and Klickitat
193 Garage, 15T Eaat 63d st North (Hoyt
and Oregon).
194 1774 Eaat Glisan, between 69th and
70th atreet.
197 15TS Vs East Glisan, between Esst 60th
and eiat.
19, Garage, 89 East 41st street North, near
East Davis.
19Kt, floutheast corner East 47th snd East
Glisan.
199 Northweat corner East 624 and East
Glisan.
20O Lsldlaw's garage, Fandy boulevard, be
tween 36th and 57th atreeta
;oo-4 Engine-house. Eaat 56th and Sandy
boulevard.
201 Plumbing shop, northwest corner East
47th and Tillamook.
201 14 Garage, southeast corner East 47th
and Tillamook.
202 West End Laurethurst office. East 89th
and Kaat Glisan.
2oa " Parage, aouthweat corner East 88th
and Gltsan.
203 fctJS Handy boulevard, near East 28th.
2u4 910 East Glisan street between iOth
and 50th atreeta..
jii!Va4 East Zftth, near East Ankeny.
tod Kern Kchool. Eaat 27th and Eaat Couch.
2o7 732 East Ullsaa and Bandy, between
East 20th and 22d.
J07 W Nea.and's garage, Eaat 22d and East
AnkenV.
20P Baptist Church, northwest corner East
0th and Ankeny.
209 Garage, southeast corner East 16th and
Eaat Ankeny.
20HS Garage. 574 East Couch, between
East 13th and 14 in.
210 Garage, 523 East Flanders, between
East 11th and 12th.
211 Buekmaa School, Eaat 12th and East
Burnalde.
211 Anderson's garage. No. 12 Eaat 12th
atreet. between anaeny ana beat Aan.
212408 East Burnalde, betweea Grand and
East 6th.
213 S Esst Burnalde, between Union and
Grand.
214 53 Union avenue North, corner Esst
Davie
213 Garage, East Slat and Oregon.
314 31'3 Eaat 28th street North, southeast
eornsr Halaey
210 'a -Oarage, near Til Multnomah street
21T Garage, between East Sth and 10th, oa
Hasealo.
218 Engine-house, Grand avenue and Mult
nomah atreet
219 Maxwell Motor Sales Company, East
84th and Oregon.
220 24T Hnlladay avenue.
221 164 Eaat Broadway.
22 1H Garage, northweat comer Boss and
McMillan.
222 Baaement 484 Larrabee, corner Dupont
-4 SStl Mroacway. near corner WUllama
223 333 Union avenue Nonh.
224 375 East 6th street North, between
Broadway and Schuyler.
225 Garage, 572 Eaat Broadway, corner
East 14Ul. '
226 Garage, rear 642 Weidler, corner ITth.
226 Garage. East 17th and Schuyler.
227 Garage, 894 East Broadway.
228 Basement northeast corner 22 d and Til
lamook.
22 Engine-house, East 84th. between Tll-
jamooK and Thompson.
2291, Fernwood School. Hancock, between
cast autn ana oed.
230 Hills grocery, 89th and Sandy boule
vard.
230", 1209 Sandy boulevard garage,' between
eist ana a.
231 552 East 67th North, near Sandy boule
vara.
232 Real -estate office, "northwest
Eaat 53d and Sandv honl.v.rti.
232 V -Garage, Thompson, between. East 46th
and 47thi
233 Garage, southwest corner East 41st and
ivnott
233 Garage, northweat eornsr 43d and
Klickitat - -
34 Garage, northweat corner. East 24th
snd Knott, 1
233 Garage, 611 northeaat corner 21st and
biBKiyou.
233 M Garage, northeast corner Eaat 16th
ana .uresee. .
236--Garage, -540 East loth street North.
Between praxes and Knott
238-4 Irvlngton School, East 14th aa
Thompson.
237 714 Union avenue, between Cook and
ivy.
a3(4 078 union avenue North, near
uranam. -
28s Garage, northeast eornsr East 12th
and Tillamook.
ISO 4 ao Union avenue North.
240 lis Union avenue North, near Caa
Rafael
240 ft t7T Williams avsnue North.
241 300 Buasell atreet
242 364 Williams avenue, betweea Knott
and Graham.
243 702 Williams avsnue, betweea Cook
and Ivy.
244 729 Williams avenue North, between
Fremont and Ivy.
243367 Williams avenue, between Knott
24tl 203 Russell street between Williams
and Vancouver. .
247 142 Russell, between Borthwlck and
Alblna.
248 Northeast comer Ruaiell and Ablna
atreeta.
249 677 Borthwlck and Fareo.
249 i 881 Mississippi avenue, betweea Cook
ana Monroe.
250 Garage, Shaver, between Colonial and
Longview.
251 West Killlngsworth, between Denver
snd Concord.
251 to Oarage, Willamette boulevard, be
tween Gay and Denver.
252 94 Killlngsworth, between Mississippi
sna Jllcnigan.
"tiL " t l.' .. t itiiii.w.1i
203 Real estate office, in skidmora, near
Aliealsslppl.
254 855 Mississippi avenue, between Shaver
ana Aiason.
254 789 Mississippi avenue.
233770 Mississippi avenue.
236775 Williams avenue, near Beach.
25(1 H 823 WUllama avenue, between Fall
Ing and Shaver.
257 6 Alblna avenue, betweea Preseott
and Blandina.
25714 9i' Williams avenue, between 6kid
more and Going.
238 North Portland Branch library, K1U-
lngswortn and commercial.
259 824 Williams avenue, corner Falling
and shaver.
260955 Union avenue North.
2tl Southwest corner Union avenue and
Alberta.
262 840 Union avenue North, between Fall
Ing and Shaver.
263 107 Mason, between Grand and East
Sixth.
263 e 883 East Sth North, corner Mason.
204 998 Union avenue North, between Going
and wygant
264-4 332 Alberta street, between East 12th
snd East 13th.
263 .94 Preseott, near East 13th.
2ri 613 Alberts.
2i)H 674 Alberta, between 18th and 19th.
287 Vernon School, Eaat 23d and Wygant
2K3 Garage, 860 East 29th atreet North.
2t)S Vs Hall, Eaat 28th and Alberta.
jn) Garage. Kaat 83d and Alberta.
2091-1 Keal eatate office. East 27th and
Alberta.
270 Garage, 1228 Eaat 80th street North.
2704 Basement Concordia College, Eaat
28th and Holman.
272 671 Alberta, between 18th and 19th.
272 Vi 1063 Eaat 26th. near Alberta.
273 Garage, rear 1060 Eaat 14th street
North, near Alberta.
27.t4 533 Alberta, between 12th and 13th.
274 887 Alberta, near Union avenue.
273156 Union avenue North, near Alns
worth.
276 144 Dekum avenue,
ill 7 555 Dekum avenue, near 13th,
278 127 Durham avenue.
279 Woodlawn School, Union avenue and
Brvant atreet.
27914 Holy Redeemer School, Portland
boulevard and Vancouver avenue.
280 B a a e m e n t Piedmont Presbyterian
Church, between Piedmont and Jarrett
280 !4 Garage, 1233 WUllama, between Jar
rett and Alnaworth.
281 141 Killlngsworth. between Alblna and
Borthwlck.
28H ill Killlngsworth, corner Mississippi.
2824 Hlbba' Grocery, southeast corner
I'm ton snd Alnaworth.
283 Kenton Club, Kuaaett snd Greenwich.
viii uu Lombard, near Alblna avenue.
284 114 West Kllpatrick, betweea Derby
and Brandon.
Arbor L.odae Fire-hall.
2e6 Thlem's Grocery. 92 Portlsnd boulsvard.
hivin Denver and Campbell.
286 !4 Northwest corner Killlngsworth and
Campbell.
2S7 1241 Greeley, between Jessup ana Alna
worth. 2874 145 West Killlngsworth, corner Gsy.
28H Hall. 1587 Peninsula, near Lombard.
2&s 14 Lutheran Church, Peninsula, corner
Kilpstrlck.
286 103 Lombard.
290 Church, Flake and Lombard.
201 606 Lombard, near Flake.
U2 AII4 Lombard.
298 Portsmouth Mercantile Company, Forts-
mouth snd Lombard.
294 103 Richmond street, sorner Jersey.
294 V4 Garage, Ivanhoa, betwaea Burr and
Alma
25 City Hall, St. Johns.
296 621 North Syracuao, between Fessenden
and Trumbull.
2904 101 Eaat Feasenden, eorner Rmtth.
297 St.- Johna Branch Library, Charleston
and Valine streets.
rau Nicolai Door 'Manufaoturing Company
Midway ana seseenaen.
....... Columbia boulsvard, near Derby.
300 Park Roae Congregational Church, Park I
Hnne.
301 Grange Hall. Ruesellvllle.
30'2 Buckley Schoolhouse.
303 Calkina Hall. Gilbert station.
3U4 Farnaworth store, Gilbert slatlea.
303 City Hall, Falrvlew.
aon Maccabeea Hall, Bockwood.
307 Pleasant Valley Orange Hall, Syca
more station.
808 Murphy"a Hall, Oreaham.
gini First state Bank building, Oreaham.
31194 City Hall, Greaham.
310 Masonic Hall, Troutdal.
311 Elliott's Hall, Powell Valley,
mu Baotist Church, Pleasant Home.
oany. Bridal Veil,
S14 Bridal veil Lumbering t,ompsn.
Palmer. . .
315 Warrendals store, Warrendala,
310 schoolhouse. Bauvies Island.
glT Holbrook Schoolhouse, Holbrook.
31T 14 Fire Hall at Whitwood court (in the
iSlI-Vire Hall, Llnnton (In the city).
318 14 Frank Johnaon'a house, one-eighth
mile north of Germantowa road, oa Sky
line boulevard.
$11 sylvan Schoolhouse, Sylvan.
320 l-'airdale Schoolhouee.
321 Hllladale Schoolhouee, Hillsdale.
SJ2 Byan Place Clubhouae.
HJ3 Maplewood Clubhouse.
324 West Portland Suhoolhouse.
323 Riverdsle Schoolhouse.
3J3 v( intersection Palallua Hill and Boone's
Ferry road.
326 Brentwood Hell, corner Cooper and
Matthews. .
328Vs Panama Grocery, 82 street and 70th
527 Errol Heights Clubhouse. Errol Heights.
Sheep Sent to Range.
YAKIMA. Wash.. May U (Special.)
Ten thousand sheep of the McGuffie
and Butler & Knox concerns were
shipped yesterday from Eunnyside and
K'ona over the Northern Pacific to
Leavenworth, where they will be placed
en Summer range.
Baron Burlan Created Count,
AMSTERDAM, May li .According te
a telegram from Vienna, Emperor
Charles has made Baron Burian, Aus-tro-Hungarlan
Foreign Minister, astiun
garian count In recognition of his
services In connection with the con
clusion of peace with Roumani.
WHEAT SAVER the Victory
cracker. Victory because they save
whtat. A victory for our master-bakers
in creating a delicious food.
Ask . you . dealer for WHEAT
S A V E R Sthey will delight every
member of the family.
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co;
Portland,' Oregon.
PRICE FIXING URGED
Measure Intended to Prevent
Profiteers' Advances.
PRESIDENT GIVEN POWER
I Congressional Action Declared to Be
Accessary If Abuses of the Past
Tear Are to Bo Avoided
In the Future.
Senator McNary Is writing to his con
stituents urging; them to take action
by writing to him or to the Sonata
committee on agriculture and forestry,
their views upon the measure fathered
by him, increasing the powers of the
President in the matter of fixing prices
of food, fuel and clothing.
The bill which was introduced by
the Senator April 2, and is still in com
mittee, is to amend the law of August
10, 1917, which was enacted "to en
courage the production, conserve the
supply and control the distribution of
food products and fuel." The amend
ment would empower tm President
during the war "to fix the price of
petroleum and its products, hides and
skins, and their products, hemp, jute,
cotton and wool and their products,
farm Implements and machinery, wheat
substitutes, corn, rye, barley, oata and
their products or the joint product or
products of two or more of said ma
terials, livestock and its products.
wherever and whenever sold, either by
producer or dealer; to establish rules
for the regulation of and to regulate
the methods of sale, shipment, distri
bution, apportionment, or storage
thereof among dealers and consumers,
domestic or foreign
Should any producer or dealer fall to
conform to the prices or regulations
that the President shall have the powe
to requisition and take over the plan
business and all appurtenances thereo
belonging to such producer or deale
as a going concern, and to operate or
cause the same to be operated in such
manner and through such agenoy as
he may direct, just compensation to be
fixed by the Federal Trade Commission.
Of the proposed legislation Senato
McNary says
During the consideration of the food
control bill, I took the position that a
law to be effective should be compre
hensive In its application In order to
prevent profiteers from gaining con
trol of those commodities not coming
within operation of the statute. Th
ever-increasing cost of all products and
materials without the law has con
firmed my opinion and has persuaded
me to propose a bill, which, if passed
and executed, will correct some of the
wrongs now being practiced upon the
producing and consuming public.
This measure empowers the Presi
dent to fix the price of petroleum and
Its products, hides and skins and thei
products, such as shoes, etc., hemp,
jute, cotton and wool and their prod
ucts, for example, clothing, farm im
plements and machinery, wheat substl
tutes, corn, rye, barley, oats and their
products, or the joint product or prod
ucts of two or more of said materials,
livestock and its products.
Experience has taught the lesson
that Congressional action is necessary
it the abuses of the past year are to
be avoided in the future. Unless
change of policy is made with respect
to grain it is inevitable that the price
I of wheat substitutes will advance until
suffering will actually come upon the
poor people and those of moderate
means.
"I am going to press this legislation
upon tha consideration of the Senate
at as early a date as possible in the
belief that the people of the country
will profit by Its enactment Into law."
LOVE EXTOLLED
Dr. Hugh Pedley Stirs Congregation
at First Congregational.
At the First Congregational Church
yesterday morning. Dr. Hugh Pedley
preached a sermon appropriate to the
observance of Mothers Day. The pro
gramme of musical numbers included
the duet, "I Will Extol Thee," by Mrs.
Arthur Cook, soprano. Mrs. Mitylene
Fraker Stites, contralto, and Walter J.
Gill, tenor, sang "Mother," with the
choir quartet.
Dr. Pedley's topic was, "Woman's In
fluence; the Evil Side and the Good,
and he said, in part:
"Womanhood has its own peculiar
power and it can either Hit or cast
down, cleanse or blacken urge human
ity forward or turn it backward from
the good.
"Ruskin, in his 'Queen's Gardens.'
sums up Shakespeare's teachings in re
gard to woman's Influence In this way:
'The catastrophe of every play is caused
always by the fault or folly of a man;
the redemption, if there be any, is by
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virtue and wisdom of a woman, and
falling that there is none.'
"That is a very strong statement. If
it is true, then Shakespeare was not
as well balanced in the judgment of
humanity. If in every case the man
la the cause of evil, and In no case the
woman, the presentation is hardly true
tollfe. But perhaps Ruskln la exag
gerating. "The Bible keeps close to reality.
It testifies to the power of womanhood,
but it does not find the power working
in every case for good.
"But it is not that with which I have
to do in this sermon, but rather with
the good influence of woman. That
is brought out in the text.
"We may rest assured that tha young
man of a nation will be very much
what the young woman demand that
he shall be. If she strikes a low note
he Is very apt to do the same. If she
sounds the high note he will see kto
be in tune." .
MUSIC AND COMEDY VIE
"THE WHOSfl ROOM" TAKES "CTRIO
, audience: by storm.
Rosebud Chorus Introduces Tfaraj,er of
New and Clever Songs Mike
and Ike In Action.
Although It is simply a series of
humorous Incidents very fllmstly con
nected, "The Wrong Room," this week's
musical comedy at the Lyric Theater,
brought forth the usual amount of
applause from the "somewhat differ
ent" audience which attended that show
yesterday.
As the title indicates, one room Is
the cause of all the trouble and mirth
In the play. The room is in a
country hotel, somewhere In Amer
ica, It is the only room in the biuld
ing which is pnoccupled when Mike
and Ike, the versatile comedians, ap
pear on the scene. Side-splitting situ
ations follow. The Rosebud chorus
breaks Into the plot every few min
utes with a patriotic song, and the
play ends with everything in a muddle.
A feature of this week's attraction
is . the sudden appearance of the girls
In the aisles of the theater, daintily
clad and singing. The musical num
bers are suited to chorus singing and
are put forth in a very harmonious
manner. Some of the titles of the
songs are "Around the House That
Jack Built," "When Uncle Sam Leads
the Band," "How'd You ' Like to Be
My Daddy," "I've Adopted a Belgian,"
"Your In Style When Wearing a Smile"
and others.
Ben Dillon and Al Franks play the
title roles and Madeline Mathews pre
sents the part of Matilda. The Lyric
orchestra is composed of women.
BEAVERTON MAKES MERRY
Bond Buyers of Community Gather
at Schoolhouse to Celebrate.
BEAVERTON, Or.. May 12.-r-(Spe-cial.)
For the third time that the Btate
honor flag has been flung to the
breese, it floated from the flagstaff
over the Beaverton' High School last
night in the commemoration meeting
of Beaverton district's record in the
third liberty loan campaign.
Chairman Doy Gray gave an outline
of the work done and stated that when
belated mail orders had been added and
the errors corrected, Beaverton district
had 644 bond buyers who had pur
chased an aggregate of 354,750 worth
of bonds on a quota of 310.600, making
an oversubscription of 616.5 per cent
plus.
Lieutenant Ebert Called.
VANCOUVER. Wash., May 12. (Spe
cial.) First Lieutenant Laurence R.
Ebert, Engineers, has been called to
the active list and ordered to report
to Camp Lee, Va., for duty. He will
leave tomorrow. Lieutenant Ebert Is
son of Colonel Rudolph G. Ebert, in
command of the medical department
of the Department of Hawaii, with
headquarters at Honolulu,
Read Harley's article, pa are T. Adv.
THEY GAVE HER
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And It Cured Her Read
Mra. Thayer'. Letter
West Somervllle, Mass. "I suffered
from a severe attack of bronchitis, with
terrible cough, no appetite, no energy,
no strength and loss of sleep. The usual
remedies failed to help me, but they
gave me Vlnol and It restored my appe
tite, stopped the cough and built up
my strength so I am able to do my
housework again." Mrs. P. B. Thayer.
We guarantee Vlnol for chronic
coughs, colds, bronchitis, because it is
constitutional cod liver and iron rem
edy. Formula on every bottle.
The Owl Drug Co., Portland, and at
the best drug store in every town and
city, in the country. Adv.
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