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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. 5 ITY NEWS IN BRIEF City Editor Main 7070. A 6095 Sunday Editor Main 7070, A 605 Advertising Department. . .Main 7070, A 6095 Superintendent of Building. Main 7070, A 6098 AMUSEMENTS. PUBLIC AUDITORIUM (Third at Clay and Market Grand opera, "KiBOletto." To night. BAKER (Broadway, near Morrifon Baker Player in -Here Comes the Bride." To night. ALCAZAR fMorrlson at Eleventh Alcazar Playera In "Broadway and Buttermilk.' Tonight. PANTAGB3 (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three ahowa dally, 2:30, 7 and 9:05. H1PPODROMK (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving pictures, 2 to 5, 6:4;. to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays continuous. 1:15 to 11 P. M. STRAND (Washington street, between Park and West Park) Vaudeville and moving pictures, continuous. LYRIC (Fourth and Starkl Lyric company in "The Mardi Grao." This afternoon at 2:30 and tonight at 7:30. THRIFT STAMPS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS On Sale at Business Office. Oregonlan. Mission "Workers to Speak. Mel Crotter, of Grand Rapids, Mich., known in all parts of the world as a mission worker, will speak in Portland tomor i ow at the Heilig Theater at 8:15 P. M. The lecture will be enlivened by com munity singing and a programme by a quartette which is traveling with Mr. Crotter. Herbert Pratt, song leader for the western department of the Y. M. C. A., will direct the community sing ing. The lecture at the Heilig will be open to both men and women, with no admission charge. Mr. Crotter will de liver, also, two lectures at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium, for men only. The first will be given at 12:15 P. M.. Sat urday v and the other at 3:30 P. M. Sunday. Judgb Tucker lops Oft $2500 Twenty-five hundred dollars were lopped from the fee of $10,000 de manded by H. A. Weis, Jessie M. Car son and J. J. Cole for their services in building the White Shield home for the Christian Science Church, under the $150,000 trust fund of, the E. Henry Wemme estate, by Circuit Judge Tucker yesterday. Compensation of J7500 was allowed. The trustees al ready had been allowed, as executors of the Wemme estate, about $14,000 by the Probate Court. Their work In connec tion with the "White Shield home was in addition to their services as execu tors of the "Wemme will. Alleged Bad Check Operator Held Richard Lombard, accused of passing bad checks for amounts totaling about t J500 in Portland, has been arrested in ' San Francisco, according to a telegram reaching the District Attorney from Chief of Police "White of the Bay City, yesterday. He is said to have con fessed and determined not to fight ex tradition. Lombard would enlist in business colleges or trade schools and offer a check much larger than the tui tion fee, which would be cashed for him, it is alleged. Three business schools and one trade school are re ported to have been swindled In this city. "Capital and Labor in Australia" Topic J. R. Ellison, general manager of the Ellison-White Chautauqua Sys tem, who has just returned from Australia, will speak before the Port land Realty Board in th crystal room of the Benson Hotel 'this noon on "Capital and Labor in Australia." Chairman Shively of the legal commit tee will answer this question: "Is a landlord liable In damages for personal injuries suffered by his tenant on ac count of the ill repair of the leased premises?" B. Lee Paget will be chair man of the day. Forest Signs Made. Seven hundred signs to be distributed this Spring on the trails and roads of the Oregon and Columbia National Forests are being made in the basement of the new post office building. In charge of this "sign factory," as it is called in the District Forest offices, are Rangers Colton and "Will, of the Columbia National Forest, and Rangers "Weisendanger and Brown, of the Oregon National Forest. The signs will be placed throughout forest roads in Oregon. Debate Is Planned for Tomorrow John H. Stevenson and W. S. U'Ren will meet in debate before the Civic League at its luncheon at the Benson Hotel to morrow, on the compulsory voting bill, known as Senate Bill No. 12. Judge Stevenson will oppose the bill and Mr. U.Ren will speak in its favor. Another speaker will be Mrs. Martha P. Fal coner, of Washington, D. C who will talk on "What the United States Gov ernment is doing for delinquent women and children. Receiver Gets J2100 George B. Guthrie, substituted for H. E. Collins as receiver for the Washington North ern Railroad Company, was awarded $2100 by Circuit Judge Tucker yester day from the J. X. Lumber Company, u reaenck A. K.ribs, and others, in pay ment of repairs to locomotives leased to the lumber concern. Rental of $20 a day for one year, asked by the plain tiff, was not allowed. "Building Bird Houses" Is Topic Bird houses and nesting sites" is the topic of the illustrated lecture at the Audubon Society tomorrow night. In the story hour room at the Central Library, by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Camp Den. Mr. JampDell will have on ex hibition a collection of bird houses and will show how to build them. The public is invited. Postal Savings Deposits ' Grow The postal saving deposits at the Portland postoffice continue to grow rapidly. The net gain for January was $57,481 Six thousand four hundred and eighteen individuals are now banking with Lncle Sams Postal Savings Bank Portland, and had to their credit, at the Close of business, January 31, 1919 $1,884,221. Mazamas to Tkamp For their Sunday outing the Mazamas will leave town on the Oregon City car at 8:30 A. M., and go to Park Place. From there they will tramp up the Clackamas River to Baker's bridge, then across the country to Sycamore station, on the Gresham line, to take an afternoon train for Portland. The total walk is only about 11 miles. Rev. r. Abrahamson to Officiate Services will be held at the Congrega tion Ahavai Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. Rabbi Arthur S. Montaz will dliver a sermon. Tomorrow morning services at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. R, Abrahamson will offi ciate. M. R. Klepper Convalescing Milton Ti. Klepper is convalescing from -an od eration for appendicitis which confined him to the Good Samaritan Hospital lor more than a fortnight. He is at th residence of J. L. Etheridge during hi convalesence, and expects to be able to resume his duties Monday. Health the Great Asset. A man earning capacity is often restored by the milk and rest cure. The Moore Sanitarium. Phone East 47. Office 908 Selling building. Mam 6101. Adv. Dr. "Wilson .ohnstov, of the firm of Doctors Coffey, Jonas, Sears, Joyce Johnston, has returned and resumed his practice, 1104 Stevens building. Adv. Ladies Now is the accepted time. Vogue Patterns solve your garment problems. The Waist Shop, Portland Hotel Court. Adv. V. Kaspar, ladies' tailor, 504 Royal building. Spring fabrics and styles. Adv. Multnomah Elite Dances every Sat urday night, Multnomah Hotel. Mez zanine floor. Soldier benefit. Adv. Dr. Calvin S. "White. 415 Selling building. TeL M. 711. Adv. Webb's Dance Orchestra. Bdy. 2517. Adv. Dr. L. O. Roberts has returned. 116 Vs Killingsworth ave. Adv, Come in and let us intro duce the advance Spring mod ' els in men's and young men's suits. You'll find them very interesting. Models for young men that have military swing and snap the waistline effects par ticularly are in evidence. Then the conservative mod els for men not so young. Fancy mixtures and unfin ished worsteds are the ma terials featured. Some models from famous "House of Kuppenheimer." A wide price range $35 to $65 MORRISON AT FOURTH Foresters Receive Discharge. N. L. Carey and M. V. Livingston, having re ceived their discharges from the Spruce Division at Vancouver Barracks, re- orted back to the District Forestry Service for their former positions as forest assistant and clerk in the Ore gon National Forest, respectively. Seven positions now have been taken ut of the 162 which are being kept open for Forest Service men who went rom this district into the Army or Navy. Forest Examiner Sproat of the Deschutes National Forest arrived yes- erday from Bend and will be at the distfTfct offices on a six weeks' detail. Country Roast Pork. 25c At" Frank L. Smith's, 228 Alder street. Legs roast pork and pork chops.... 30c Little pig sausage, fresh hourly. .. .20c Cheeks, and hocks, country pork... 20c Pigs' feet. .. .12V.C Leaf lard 25c Salt pork 30cPickled pork. ...35c Right from the farm, veal roasts.. 20c Veal breasts ,20cVeal etew 15c Right from the farm veal cutlets.. 25c Lamb's liver and beef liver 15c Fine shoulder roast mutton 15c Mutton shoulders and" mutton stew.. 10c Legs of mutton and mutton chops.. 20c Pot roasts 15c Hamburg, fresh..20c Smith's prime rib roast beef ..... .20c T-bone steak and round steak 25c Only at Smith's, porterhouse for.... 20c Sirloin steak. . .20c',renderloin steak.20c Sliced bacon only 40c at Smith's. Oven roasts 18clBoiling beef..l2e Soup meat 10cBacon 30c Shortening 20clPure lard 25c Frank L. Smith's is 228 Alder st. Adv. Streetcar Motorkan Fined. R, Vas- sar, a streetcar motorman, was fined 50 by Municipal Judge Rossman yes terday for operating a streetcar in a reckless manner. Patrolman Burks, who made the arrest, testified that he had signalled the motorman to stop while another car passed, but that the motorman started up and struck the policeman with his car. Burks was not injured. Vassar, who formerly was a policeman in Spokane, Wash., was making his first trip as motorman on a treetcar without an instructor. Notice, Residents of Irvington Fire recently destroyed our Irvington pharmacy. We will immediately com mence to refit and install a complete. new stock. In the meantime all our Irvinston customers will be taken care of by tiur Perkins pharmacy. Fifth and Washington, we having installed an hourly' delivery system. The recipe files were saved. Phone your requirements to Perkins Hotel Pharmacy. Phones: Main 8623 8624. A 3366. Strout-Lyons Drug Co. Adv. Officer to Return Check Artist. Inspector Kellaher left last ngiht for San Francisco to Ming to Portland "Richard L. Lombard on a charge of passing worthless checks. Police say Lombard, who is under arrest in the south, defrauded local business col- eges of about $200 by representing himself as a discharged soldier who wanted to go to school, and paying his tuition with worthless checks. Frank Merrill Fined. Frask Mer rill, proprietor of the Merrill boat house, at the foot of Mo-rison street. was fined $25 yesterday by Municipal Judge Rossman for renting a canoe to two minor boys. The lads paddled out on the river, upset, and were rescued by the harbor patrol. Air. Merrill was arrested by Harbor Patrolman Prehn. He entered a plea of guilty. The boys were uninjured by their wetting. Women Getting Readt for Campaign. The woman's committee of the fifth liberty loan will hold a luncheon in the grill of the Hotel Portland tomor row at which about 125 women -will be present to hear discussed plans for the campaign. Mrs. J. E. Currey and Mrs. Kelly Rees are in charge of the luncheon. Engineers Are Inspected. Inspec tion of separate Engineer Company B, of the newly forming Third Oregon, was conducted at the Armory last night by Major M. G. Halloran, of the United States Army. Tonight Major Halloran will scrutinize Company A, Engineers. Six Traffic Violators Finid. Six violators of the traffic ordinance were fined in the Municipal Court yesterday. They were: M. Goshl, $25 for speeding and $10 for having his muffler open, C. Deter, $5; K. W. McCord, $5; J. Meyers, $5; Eugene Huber, $5; and L. E. Wells, reckless driving, $10. Church Announces Services. Serv ices will be held at the Congregation Nevah Zedick Talmud Torah, Sixth and Hall streets, tonight at 5:30 o'clock, and tomorrow morning at 9. Rev. Abra ham I. Rosencrantz will officiate. All men and women are welcome. If You have a thoroughly modern 9 or 10 room house (unfurnished) on west side, with garage, which you are desirous of renting to a responsible party on lease, possession to be taken May 1, write particulars at once to Oregonian. Adv. Merchant Is Arrested. T. Maher, a merchant at Front and Jefferson streets, was arrested yesterday on a charge of selling unwholesome fruit. The complainant was H. Opperman, who said Mr. Maher had sold him a box of apples unfit for use. Pencils Are Stolen. Pencils valued at $103 have been stolen from the Port land freight house, according to a re port to police yesterday. They were in cluded in a shipment to the Pacific Stationery & Printing Co. Arrest Follows Indictment. Thomas Brown, indicted by the grand Jury last Saturday for a serious crime against his daughter, was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Schirmer and Christof ferson yesterday. . ROCK SPRINGS LUMP And Utah, lump and egg. Portland Suburban Coal Co, Broadway 358. 3358. Adv, . Is Pi We are marking down all items that are declining. taking, besides giving Quick, Courteous SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Notice Residents of Irvington Fire destroyed our Irvington Store Wednesday night. We will immediately commence to refit and install a complete new stock. In the meantime our Irvington customers will betaken care of at the-other two stores. We will make hourly deliveries, and those carrying accounts with us can continue as before. ' All Irvington phone calls will be switched to our Perkins Hotel Pharmacy. The pre scription file is intact. Northern Pacific Pharmacy Phone, Alain 5680 Perkins Hotel Pharmacy Phone, Main 8623, 8624 ; A 3366 Horlick's Malted Milk 43 Horlick's Malted Milk 86 Horlick's Malted Milk (Hospital Size) $2.98 Mellin's Food, large 63 Mentholatum 23 Mentholatum ... . f. 46cV Mentholatum 92 Vinol 79 Carlsbad Sprudel Salts $1.98 (Genuine Imported) Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules 35c Size ...28 75c Size 58 $1.50 Size $1.12 Beecham's Pills 21 Prices Good at All Three Stores STOUT-LYONS DRUG CO. "THREE BIG STORES" Northern Pacific Pharmacy Third and Morrison GIRL NOT GUILTY OF THEFT Defendant Refuses to Remove Wear ing Apparel Alleged Stolen. Mabel Cole absolutely, positively and emphatically refused to remove the silk chemise she was wearing that it might be placed in evidence as one of the articles of wearing apparel she was ac cused of stealing, and the prosecution, represented by Deputy District Attor ney Pierce, did not insist. But the prosecution lost the case. Miss Cole being- found not guilty yesterday by the Jury in Circuit Judge Morrow's court. The young woman was accused by Miss Olga Graff of stealing $320 in money and some clothes from her room in the Y. W. C. A. a few weeks ago. The arrest was made by the Women's Protective Bureau. SOLDIER AID IS INDORSED Oregon. Hotel Men's Association Ap proves Road Programme. Telegrams were yesterday sent to Oregon's members of Congress by the Hotel Men a Association, asking them to support the measure providing that civilian clothing and six months' pay shall be given discharged soldiers at the time of their release from the Army. The association also received report from its committee on state aid for soldiers. The meeting adopted a reso lution offered by Mark Woodruff, of the Multnomah, and Phil Metschan, Jr., of the Imperial, which puts the hotel men on record in support of the plan to appropriate $10,000,000 for road work A GREAT EXTRA SPECIAL And Several Rare Delicacies That Yea Will Not Find Elsewhere. EXTRA SPECIAL: SWEET, JUICY 0RANGESo::25c Old-Fashloned Eastern Buckwheat, 8-lb. sk.. SI Genuine Maple Syrup, s p e daily priced to ri ay; pints, T5t: q u a r ts, 81.25; -gallon S2.25 Pure Maple Sugar, lb...60cV Nova. Scotia Lobster, finest in the world, special per can. 4oc Fruit Salad, ready to use, something new, a wonderful combina tion of choice fruits, packed ripe and fresh, per can. 50J A- GIQI EALY- OR! 290 5TARK 5 2E Your Bra rofiteerin Irvington Pharmacy East Broadway at Fifteenth in this state without reference to the vote of the people. The hotel men be lieve the emergency is so great that the use of the emergency clause in the bill is more than justified. The hotel men were guests of Man ager A. B. Campbell and Chief Julius Schenck at a luncheon at the Multno mah. ESTACADA TRAINS. Effective Sunday, February 9, train leaving Portland at 5:15 A. M., which has heretofore been scheduled to Cazadero on Sunday only will hereafter leave at 4:30 A. M. and run dally to Estaeada, arriving at E tacada at 6:40 A. M. An additional train will leave Estaeada daily, effective February 9, at 6:30 P. M., arriving in Portland at 8 P. M. Adv. FINANCIAL. The American Security Bank of Van couver. Wash., pays 4 per cent Interest on savings deposits. F. E. BOWMAN & CO.. Financial. Agents, 213 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Mrs. T. D. Allen Dead. SILVERTON, Or., Feb. 6. (Special.) Mrs. T. D. Allen died at the famous home in this city January 30. Geneva Wolfard was born five miles south of Silverton. November 1, 1857, and was a daughter yof Mr. and Mrs. Erhardt Wolfard, pioneers who settled here in 1853. Besides her husband. Mrs. Allen leaves six children, namely: R. G. Allen. L. Clay Allen, Floyd W. Allen, Dewey Allen. Mrs. Wynola Ottoway and TABLE TALKS Sunklst Oranges; per dozen. 50c; per box 5.50; box 2.75 Appetisers Ripe Tomatoes, Spring- Radishes, encum bers. Celery Hearts, New Cab base. Artichokes, Brussels S p r o n ts. Rhu barb, Jumbo Grape fruit from Floridai Cranberries, Tansrerlsea, Blood O r a n a? e s also a fresh shipment of Ssowball Cauliflower, extra large heads, special at 25. Main 72. OO g? We will INSURE you against all undue profit Service and Highest Quality Merchandise. Phenolax (orig. pkg-) Pebeco Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste Pyorrhicide Hair Tonics and Restorers of Merit Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, small Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, large SI. 15 Hay's Hair Health, small 43c Hay's Hair Health, large 83d Seven Sutherland Sisters, small 49dl large, 98 Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer 63d Walnutta, 60c size 43d Cheffler's Colorine (all shades) 56d Delatone Spiro Powder Amoline Powder Od-or-no, small, 23c; large Santiseptic Lotion GENUINE THERMOS $2.59 Exactly the same as you are paying $4 for in the city. Miss Faye Allen, all of Silverton. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon and Interment was made In the Sil verton cemetery. CARD OF" THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for the lovely floral tributes tendered Mrs. Mary Francis Sheaffer. especially the D. of H. and Women of Woo.icraft. MR. W. C. SHEAFKKR. MRS. D. THROCKMORTON. MRS. T.WAKE. Adv. MRS. ROTHACHER. Rosenblatt Concert Seat Sale Now On The Josef Rosenblatt seat sale Is now open at Sherman. Clay & Co-. Sixth and Morrison streets. Adv. Eeasoned slaowood ana tnstd wood, ffreen stamps, tor cash. Holman fuel Co. Main 353. A 33S3. Lunch wisely , and well . OUTt lunch menu is changed daily." Al ways it is appetizing and thoroughly enjoy able. Bring a friend or a cus tomer. The secluded en vironment will permit you to discuss business while you lunch. From 11 to 2 50c t r c s 0 n rill Broadway at Stark PUBLIC AUDITORIUM POPULAR ORGAN RECITAL SUNDAY, 3 P. M. William R. Boone, Organist Paul Petri, Soloist SUNDAY, 8:15 P. M. F. W. Goodrich, Organist Mrs. Rose Friedle Gianelli, Soloist ANY SEAT 10 CENTS Smfficari Lead Pencil Co.. New York DEMAND v W 17 Degrses ' i .i ii m i us ii is mn 19 33 39 S3 73d 19d 21d 46d 45d LUNCH KITS Perkins Hotel Pharmacy Fifth and Washington Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Main Sts. Jonah B. Wise, Rabbi THEODORE ROOSEVELT will be the subject of the lesson this Friday evening. All men and women welcome. Friday evening service at 8:00 Saturday morning service 10:30 Free Religious School Sunday at 10 o'clock. Lecture on Jewish History Sun day evening at 7:30. All services and classes are open to the public. ere are the maids cheerv and bricnt Vith neatest 'c&ptf 5snowy white. InmakindHQLSUtt bre&dTxheyjoy lis pure and ood without alloy: r In San Francisco STOP HOTEL M THE Cart Street, fust off Union Squant fom S2L.&0 a Day BnHkf an 60t Lonca 60c Dinner 1 JOO Sundays: Urcaktan 7bc Uinnerbt.2i Munlcpal car Dne direct to door. Motor Btiamcct principal train and steamers. 'MAKERS OF FINE MINTIKS .Staii ATSemu Mill 178, A 1781 The American Magazine Says: The well-dreesed man Is hslf on his way to success. Not the clothes alone do it. but they surely help the morale of the MAN. Why not be well dreesed all the time and. see If this isn't true? Buy your clothes at Cherry's on liberal terms. SS9-91 Washington St. Tittock Elk. r .v-r is lil1 STEUMT company" I College Preparatory Schools Day and Night Soldiers Membership free. Tuition 507- off. Accredited to all collefres and universities on the Pa cific Coast. Registration for Spring work must be arranged be fore February 10. Y M C A First Year Business Administra tion and Accountancy School Night School registration closes February 13. Soldiers Membership free. Tuition 50f off. Will complete course in time to enter Junior Class next October. S c H Business School Day and Night Business and Secretarial Courses. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Short hand. Penmanship, Spelling, Arithmetic. E 1 e m e n tary salesmanship class just be ginning. O t h e r business courses. Soldi ers Membership free. Tuition 50 off Auto -Tractor School Day and Night Practical Shop and Lab oratory instruction. Soldiers Membership free. Tuition reduced. Prepare now for Spring and Summer demands. L S Radio Telegraphy Day and Night 500 nien prepared for Gov ernment service last year. New class opens now. Soldiers Membership free. Tuition 50' off. Afldrens lllv-. C 4 mil Room lie, or l'hone Mala 870U. A S2 I . When you think of SYSTEMS ,of ?lvand E" Filing and Record i Systems designed, el simplified, installed. Glass & Prudhomme Co. pi 65-67 Broadway IRVIN S. COBB Elllson-Whlte Lytcum Bureau pre sent Irvin S. Cobb, at the Auditorium. Tuesday evening. February 11. 50c, 75c. J1.00: war tax extra. Sent sale opens February 7. Sherman-Clay's and Meier & Franks'. Main. Floor. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Office Furniture & Appliances PRINTING ENGRA VIN3 BOOKBINDING HAR9MU.60SO ASMS 3v nPfM S OAK BTWCITS pOffTUhMO. OWtSOS cePLtre line or stfcl nuHG ce vices vo system i .1 X 1 inirua 1 '- ""- 1 J .. .-. J r "' . . 1 ; A. 5 '. .". --.,.- :- ? (J f . .. : -V - - ' Wi?Wj .... i iirf 1m 111 'nil - --- ' tiJ