TIIE MORNING OKEGONIAN', WEDNESDAY,- APRIL 30, 1919. 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF City JMt!- Main T70. A S Fmdar Bultor Adtr(ifin ikpartmnt. . . Mam 77tl. A uWUiMdrat af tllldlns-lfelB 7O70, A AMIWJIESTS. Bmi.rO fnwIwaT at TajrlorV Orpbeoni aalvtll. Toaichu AKLR iHnahii. nar 3Irtin) Baker Jl.j.r. In -The Claim." This afternoon nit tontsnt. At.CAZAH ilorrlon at Elvnth Almiar P1Tr in "Tn Trap." Thta altera oon an lonlshC PANTACE.- (Brodwa at Aldr Vaode- vuia: mm aboaa dally. 2-39. T and SOS. HIPPODROME (Biadwar at Tamhlll) Yawlvwlt! and mn ma picture. 2 to a. 41 ta II P. M. Saturdara, Sandara and hoiidara coatinvoaa, 1:11 to 11 at. I7RAN r tWaehtnstoti tret. bflwn Tark and Weal Para Vaode:l and movlDf picture, continuoom, X.TRIC i Foe rth and Stara f.yrU- company In Tha 1I of Ko-Ko." Thla afternoon at 2 30 and tonlsht at 7:30. THRIFT FT A JITS and WAR SAYINGS STAMP! On Sal at tosl!aa Offtc, Oriiw'tn. Call Mala 4 ISO or A J Kmouts to Initiate. Next Tuesday evening; rortland council KnlKhts of Columbus will Initiate a class of 69 candidates at the cathedral hall. The candidates and members will assemble at P. M. at ths cathedral hall and a luncheon will be served. Immediately after which the Initiatory work will commenca This Is the flirt time the full degree, work of the Knls-hts of Co lumbus has been exemplified at ninht on the Facific coast. As each Sunday In May and the first two Sundays In June will witness exemplification of Ins degree work o.' he Knights of Co lumbus It was decided to have this class at niBht so that candidates may attend ths Initiation tn other Oregon cities. I'ortland council will Initiate another class on May 2i. How Does Milk CrrE? After reading- the convincing article ""CurinE rnsease With Milk" In May Thyslcal Culture one more readily sees in it a Mood making, body renovating process. It. Charles Sanford Porter, who has had 51 years experience in the use of the milk diet. Insists there Is only one way to take the "cure" properly and that Is In bed. The Moore Sanitarium for the past three years has devoted Its work to the Porter method of giving ths milk cure and the gratifying re sults confirm the method as correct and quick, hour weeks Is the average time required, although disease conditions treated are both serious and chronic. Th Moore Sanitarium. East Twenty- rls-hth at Alder, Phone Kast 47. Office 0I Selling building. Main 101. Adv. Kxf.irrs or Coi-chbcs to Go to Taco ka. Members of the fourth degree Knights of Columbus of the northwest will hold an initiation in Tacoma. "Wash- on May 3. Portland council expects to have about 100 members and candidates attend and sleeper accom modations have been arranged for to leave Portland on the O.-W. R. & N. Friday. Hotel accommodations have been arranged at the Tacoma hotel, where the Tacoma council has made arrangements for a banquet for visit ing members, candidates and their ladies. Portland arrangements are being taken care of by P. J. Hanley. Taroma ladies will entertain visiting Udies during the degree Saturday afternoon. Hamdt Sr-rr Opens. Suit brought by Ernest W. Hardy, as trustee In bank ruptcy for the Kilers Music House, against the Oregon Kilers Music House, opened before Circuit Judge Ganten bein yesterday with all Indications of lasting at least a month. The action seeks the clearing up of various phases of proceedings Involving the Craves Music House, the Oregon Kilers Music House and subsidiary corporations and the appointment of a trustee for the defendant corporation on the grounds that funds have been mismanaged and dissipated by the president. Hy J. Kilers. to the detriment of stockholders in the plaintiff concern. WlU. I ATK ISt POSTLJAXn Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, the writ-known optician, has decided to locate permanently In I'ortland and will open offices In the Falling building in the near future. 1'r. Mendelsohn graduated from Heidelburg in ISsO. and came to this country the same year. A treatise on optics writ ten bv Dr. Mendelsohn had a wide cir rulatlon. The doctor practiced his pro fession In San Kranclsco 22 years and Is also well known throughout Oregon, especially so at The Dalles. La Grande and Salem- Coktictcd Max Sentencct. Sam Holli. convicted of manslaughter last week after a trial for murder in the course of which he admitted killing Mrs. Betty Taug on February 14. 1919, was sentenced to from one to 15 years In the penitentiary by Circuit Judge Catena yesterday. Rolll shot Mrs. Taug in a frenzy of rage when she returned to her divorced husband. Hans Taug, to make her home with him. after an illegal marriage to P.oIlL The shooting took place at the home of Taug-, S5 Congress street. Aucx Leleo Sies Alice Leleo main tains that her husband's blood is one quarter Kanaka, making their marri age Illegal under provisions of section 2H3 of Lords Oregon laws, in a suit asking annulment of the ceremony per formed October 27. 19ls. filed in the circuit court yesterday. She also as serts that David Lelco has another wife, undivorccd. -How to Hold Job" "Will Be Topic. R. G. McCulloch. whose experience qualifies him to speak on the subject, will lecture on "How to Get a Job and How to Keep It." at the V. M. C. A. Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. The lecture is open to the public. Young men who are seeking to better their position in life are especially invited. D. Walter Morton, dean of the School of Commerce. University of Ore gon, will give a 3&-minute talk on Business Letter Writing: How It Should Be Studied and Made More of a Science." Portland hotel. Wednesday noon. April 30. at 12:1a. Public cordial ly invited. Adv. The Dali.es Ji-pce ox Hexc-h Here. Circuit Judge Wilson of The Dalles opened court In Multnomah county yes terday to aid In a press of business. Ills first case was a personal injury suit in which Hallie A. Ftargalt asked J ."00 damages from the Portland Rail war. Light a: Tower company. Graxo Ctenino Picn-ic. Sunday. May 4. beautiful Crystal I-ake park, ladies' ball game. Royal Purple vs. Kvergreen: Kirkpatrlck Stars vs. Piedmont Maroons; dancing, games, contests, just the plsce for you to go for a good time. Come. Adv. LiErrgXAXT Cole Reactiks New Yore. .Mrs. R. S. Cole. 41 Clinton streeL received a message yesterday from her husband. Lieutenant Cole, conveying the pews that he had arrived safely in New York. lieutenant Cole was in the army medical corps overseas. For Sale. 5-room modern bungalow st Gearhart at a sacrifice, electric llghtsi bath, fireplace, some furniture. Owners have no use for same. K 203, Oregon ian. Adv. Lecture ix Y. M. C. A. Lobbt. J. H. Jones, doctor, preacher and Y. M. C. A. war work secretary, will deliver a short address in the lobby of the "Y" Thurs day noon, on "Growing Up." NtRATA Tea. Flavory and good strength. Closset it Devers, Portland. Adv. Oriental Rrr.s Repairing, cleaning. Storage. Cartoz:an Pros.. Oriental rugs and carpets. 10th and Wash. Adv. Dr. A. Tilzkr returned: office 1129 telling bldg.; hours. I-o P. M. Adv. Dr. Daniel Meters moved. Stevens ball dinar. Adv. Dr. W. I. Xorthcp. dentist, returned: T7 Stevens bldg. Adr. Rexemrer Xi'-rat-a Tea. Closset & revers. Portland. Adv. Major Rasb Stops rx Portland, Major Fred W. Kase of the 34tlh in fantry. formerly entry surveyor with the district forestry service, was in Portland yesterday on his way to Sea aide. His family is at Seaside and will remain there until after Major itase reports for discharge at Cam Lewis at the close of his present lj dsy leave. The family will then make Portland Its home. Major Rase resum Ing his old position with the forestry service. Lieutenant M. H. Woodward, formerly mineral examiner with the district forest service, has returned to Portland. He has been mustered out o the service and will resume his old work. Lieutenant Woodward was with an engineer organization at Camp Jackson. Atrros Collicr: Four Woatgx Hi-rt. Collision of two automobiles at First and Harrison streets early yesterday Injured four women slightly. They were: Mrs. J. E. Hopkins, Montgomery apartments: Misses Margaret Vedder and Gladys Carter, both of the Martha Washington home, and Miss Elizabeth Taylor. 968 Hancock street. The women and Albert Steinberg, all of whom work for the Northwest Steel company, were riding west on Harrison street, and hit a machine driven south on First street, by F. Polsky. 218 Front street. Mr. Steinberg's car upset, throwing the women on the street. Neither man was hurt. Misses Vedder and Carter re ceived medical aid at the Emergency hospital. The others; are at Good Samaritan hospital. Gas Tank Leaks: RrsrDrXTS Gasp. Ammonia from a leaky tank in the basement of the Tru-Blu Biscuit com pany. Last Sixth and Davis streets. yesterday gave residents of that neigh borhood an idea of the horrors of using gas In war. Everyone for A block to windward of the biscuit company gasped for breath nntll firemen wear ing smoke helmets descended into the basement and shut off the gas. The gas began leaking about 3:30 P. M, and permeated the basement of the factory, where the tank is located, until workmen without masks could not enter the place. Lieutenant Holden and Fireman Balsinger. both from fire truck No. 4, finally donned smoke helmets and stopped the leak. Master Plumbers Hold Social. The first social held by the Master Plumbers' association was given last Saturday evening in the East Side Business Men's club. The social was attended by members and their families and friends and served as an introduc tlonary preliminary to the annual con vention of the state association to be held In Astoria on May 10. The follow ing programme was given: Piano (elec tion. Miss Mary Greenlee; vocal duet, Helen Abrams and George Post: read ing. Edna May Root: vocal solo, Mrs F. K. Burfltt: reading. Mrs. Charles Full man: vocal solo. Helen Pansy Abrams; reading. Clarence Whltcomb; vocal solo, G. E. Abrams: vocal solo, Grace Squires. Leper Suspect Is Held. Following an investigation made by City Health Officer Parrtah and State Health Officer Roberg, Lecu Poy, a Chinese, 45 years old has been placed under guard at the Multnomah county hos pital as a leper suspect. For ten days past, since he reported to the hospital with a supposed burned foot, he has been in Isolation. Dr. Parrish believes that the man has suffered from the disease for seven or eight months and is now endeavoring to have the man transported to a government leper colony. Japanese Prtxts ox Exhibition. For short time only, some of the more famous Japanese prints are on exhibi tion at the Museum of Art, Fifth and Taylor streets. Among them are figures by Harunobu and Klyonaga, rain and snow scenes and birds by HIroshige and some of the well-known prints by Hokusai from the "Water Falls" and the "FuIJi" scries. The regular hours of the museum are: Nine to 5 week days, 2 to S Sundays, free the after noons of Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Wilpred Smith Expected Home. Wilfred Smith, state director of the United States employment bureau. Is expected to return to Portland tomoc row from Washington, D. C where he was In attendance at the meeting of governors and state employment direc tors called by the department of labor. The meeting was called to consider methods of creating support for the employment bureau appropriations which come before the next meeting of congress. New Yorker Praises Oreoox Sckxert. Articles praising the beauties of the Columbia highway nature appear in the Sullivan County Review, a weekly newspaper published in Roscoe, N. Y., by L. William Honea Mr. Hones, who is a Presbyterian minister on Sundays and an editor the remainder of the m-eek. was in Portland last winter. He made the trip west to perform the wedding ceremony of his son. Captain Hone of Vancouver barracks. S. C. Pier to Speak at Ad Clc-i. S. C. Pier, city commissioner, will be the speaker at the Ad club luncheon this noon at the Benson hotel. Gov ernor Olcott will be a guest of the club. It will be his first public appear ance In Portland since he has assumed the gubernatorial duties. Miss Dorothy Bliss will sing. The subject to come before the club this noon will be the feasibility of the Roosevelt coast mili tary road. Corporal Deatom ix New York. Mrs. Mime Deaton received a wire from her nephew. Corporal William R. Dea ton. announcing his arrival in New York from overseas. Corporal Deaton was in France with the 117th engineers and will be at Camp Merritt, N. J., until his discharge, when he will return to Portland. CnARLES WlLBERT SX0W TO TALK. Charles Wllbert Snow will talk tonight at 8 o'clock in room A, central library, on "The New American Poetry." This will be the 11th lecture in the series of 12 which Mr. Snow is offering on Modern English Poetry," in the Reed college extension course. Thk Victort Tailors (formerly In the service), make elegant suits to order for men, women. 463 Wash. st. Adv. '1 i 1 11 ft (cf1 .eKuppenheimer One of the season's smartest and most distinctive styles. Its stylish, well-bred features are the welt seam back continuing over the shoulders in a grace ful curve to form the curved-slash pockets; the close, form-fit of the back, and the harness stitching around the back of the waist and on the cuffs. Such a model as the "AVIATOR" recommends itself well to every young man of refined taste. Its modest price of $40 places it further in popular favor. Come in today and slip into the "AVLA.T0R." Other Kuppeiiheimer Models Ranging Vari ously in Price From $30 to $60 Home of Kuppenheimer Clothes MORRISON at FOURTH S. & H. Stamps Given SOLDIERS GUESTS OF CITY Efforts Made to Have 18th Engi neers Hon ted Through Portland. Eighteen soldiers en route from Camp Holablrd, Maryland, to Camp Lewis were the guests of Portland yes terday between 12:30 and 4 o'clock. The men were met by the general reception committee and taken to lunch. Later they went to theaters and took an automobile ride to see the city. The next group of soldiers to pass through Portland will be casualty com pany No. 439. which will leave Hoboken today, according to information at Lib erty temple. It Is presumed men of this company are from the 91st divi- on. Efforts are being made to have com panies E and F of the 18th engineers' regiment routed through Portland on their way to Camp Lewis. Telegrams this effect were sent yesterday to Senators McN'ary and Chamberlain from the general reception committee, the united war auxiliaries and Mayor Baker. Fish wheel Permit Denied. OREGON! AN NEWS BUREAU. Wash- ngton, April 29. Permission has been enied John R. O'Neel, A. C. O'Neel and . R. McOrath of Portland, Or., to erect fishwheel at Cascade Locks on the Columbia river. The war department cites several oojections, chief among them being the trouble sure to follow between Indians In that locality and white fishermen, as such a grant would violate the rights of the Indians. INCOME PROPERTY. Fine Investment. Small apartment house In best residential section-of the city. For sale by owners. F. E. BOWMAN & CO., 21 S Chamber of Commerce bldg, Adv. CARD OF THANKS. - We wish to thank our many friends and acquaintances, also the machinists' union local No. 63 for the beautiful flowers and the kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement in the loss of a devoted husband and loving father. MRS. BRIDGET T. COWLING Adv. AND FAMILY. CARD OP THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown us during the Illness and death of our beloved hus band and father, also for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. J. JJ. MOUUI Adv. AND FAMILY. NURATA TEA. A perfect blend. Ceylon-Indian-Java teas. Closset & Devers, Portland. Adv. Dry slabwood and Inside wood, green stamps, for cash. Holmar. Fuel Co. Main 3S3. A 3353 Adv. AERO SQUADRON MAN HOME Glen W. Eddings in Portland on Way to Gold Hill. The German airmen got some of our pilots and some of our men, but of ficially the 13th aero squadron Is credited with S7 enemy planes. It is certain that as many more crashed far behind the lines, thus depriving the squadron of additional official credit." That was part of the work that the 13th aero squadron performed, accord ing to Glenn W. Eddings or Gold Hill, who arri-ed in Portland yesterday from Camp Lewis, after It months' overseas duty. The 13th squadron participated In the St. Mihiel drive and the Argonne-Meuse offensive. Before he enlisted, Mr. Eddings was Southern Pacific fireman, on the Roscburg to Ashland run. Rail Rates Giver Veterans. A rate of 2 cents per mile has been granted by Director-General Hines for delegates attending the national cau cus of the American Legion, as the pre eminent organization of present-day war veterans Is named. This informa tion came yesterday to Captain Dow V. Walker of the Oregon branch of the legion from Colonel Theodore Roose velt, temporary chairman for the L'nited States. .The caucus will be held In PL. Louis May 8 and and Oregon veterans hope to send a goodly bunch of delegates. lllD WATCH WAIT-6EE! jj 1 1 r WILL BE TALKED ABOUT NEXT SATURDAY Y.M.C.A. Technical Schools AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR ENGINEERING Prepare for summer business. Excellent equipment and Instruction make progress rapid and success sure. Students may enroll at any time and begin Immediately. RADIO TELEGRAPHY Get ready for good positions and pleasant work in the ' merchant marine. Hundreds of students now occupy these positions. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING The Instruction plan of this school combines theoretical work in school and an equal amount of time in the actual practice of electrical employment. Excellent laboratory equipment. Day and silgbt schools fa 20 different eooraea, ' . training mea for naefal occupations. . Reduced rates to discharged soldiers in all schools. Come in and see schools, equipment, etc., or address Dlv. C Y. M. C A.. Department of Education. Portland, for detailed Information. NURATA TEA Is GOOD TEA. Closset & Devers. Portland. Adv. Here's a Bird That's Meat for the Speed Cops. A GOOD Popular Priced Restaurant Clean, Quick Service WOOD'S QUICK LUNCH Sixth and Stark ( Supported by ' ( u jjojg jsAntsch i tftih 1 jsfS'Wistend into bankruptcy, ItilV Vfcm then hand?dihera chedc-. If !A Wtw for' 5aOW..Whataa'Sh l t jmi& da ? SUs'-tiiSrttf " PSTARTING TODAY ! S mwi mm 1 1 ijjuiuh Just one person II will make the j CT Victory loan i i yor a success B I g a . PTTRT7 r.IEAN. and that Is THE rxDIVIDCAL SUBSCRIBER. It Is THE INDrVTOTJAX mul tiplied by millions like him that has made possible the splendid institution of LIFE INSURANCE. Truly, this is a rare privilege, created for YOU avail yourself of it while you can. And take your policy in the strong West ern company NEW WORLD LIFE J. W. Farrell, City Mgr. Dr. L. A. Kerr, Supervisor Stevens Building LUNCH It's delightfully cool and pleasant at lunch time in this grill room, with its spotless n apery and ' clean-tiled floors. Drop in today and en j oy a menu appropriate to the sea son. From 11 ' to 2 50c Table d'Hote Dinner and Dancing 5:30 to 9 $1.25 Ye Oregon f-wP 1 1 Broadway KJl.lrVlr at Stark j Superfluous Hair Quickly Removed Nlkk-liarr Odorless, Harmless Iepllatory will remove superfluous hair. Ntkk-Mrr Peerless French Gray Hair Boot Restorer not a dye. See Miss -Gray, aemonstrator, at wood-ard-CIarke Drug Store, or send 3c stamp to "IKK-MAKB LABORATORIES, Office o. 7. 8rllins--Hirca Bide, Portland, Oregon. Phone Main 3271, Office Honrs I to S. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICB Office Furniture a Appliances PRINTING ENGPA VING BOOKBINDING Habshau. oeo X654S In San Francisco stop UEB ST WAR Geary Street, just ofi Union Sonars From 3ieSO a Day Bnuktas.60u Lunch 90c dinner CI -0U Sundays tweaioagt 2bc Dinner fcl.t Munlcna? car Ime direct to dooe. Motor ous meets principal trams ana steamer. FPU LCOMPANVjKL Phone your want ads to The Oregro nian. Main 7070. A 6095. COMPLETE LINE OF STEEL flUNC DEVICES AND SYSTEMS HAYN E S ? uZ2 BREAD ilAYNES -FOSTER BAKING CO. A Heart-to-Heart Talk Have you ever heard of "Hot Water Piped into your House"? That's virtually what we do with the Ruud Instantaneous Automatic Water Heater, which you can see exhibited at the Gas Company, Fifth and Alder. ... Being entirely automatic, it requires absolutely no atten tion . - You may have the small tank heater and let it burn by the hour. Pwesult: Big Bill. Not Big Bill Hart but Big Bill for gas. But the Automatic shuts off when you turn the faucet. It stops . the gas consumption. Yet is always, there with the goods. You turn the faucet: Presto! Hot water. And the cost? Read tomorrow's heart-to-heart talk. "Meet me at the Gasco"