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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1919)
THE BIORXIXG OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 191D. 11 CITYNEWS IN BRIEF M1n 7T. A Mi in 7T. A - - iiit.i A fM Euprrtnttndaai of limM'g. Main TvTO. A 60V3 C"l' E4r Rirne 1n:im t p rt mn f AVrsEMEJfT. CPrHEI M Brr,.!a I TlIor-VaulSa-iile. Tnla afternoon and tomahl. ALCAZAR Krnth at Morrtaoni Alca- ie l jt-l I'lave". "Hava a Heart. Thw afternoon and tonight. HAKSR ihMtilnr. near MorrlMlll-r Raker Sro. k mmDanr In Tha Country iDuin." Tula afternoon and tonlgnu LTRIC I Fourth at Stark) Jlnalcal com "Honmnon Olrla." Tnxaa anoa dBtlv ? 7 iiiiI ft P. M PA.VTAGKA (Broatiwav at Alder) Vande TAr ! rtai I y. 5.30. T and :Oi. HIPPODROME iBroadway at Tamhlll) Vaitilaviila and motn pletorea, ! to :i to 11 P. M. atunlaa. Sundays and holidays, continuous. 1.14 to 11 r. Ja. THRIFT STAMPS WAR SAVING STAMPS On Sale at Bualneas Off.ce. Ore(onln. A no a.vd TtTK Crash. In dash ha. k wards down the hill at Four teenth and Jefferson streets yester- dir truck No. 3. belonging to the city of Portland. collided with n auto mobile belonging to A- B. Cleveland of tha Fred A Jacobs company. The Triiimpnt haDDened when Mr. Clave land attempted to crank his machine on tha hill when it was In reverse Itear. The re.ult was that It started harkwarris down the hill in the direc tion of the anoroachlnfr trucK. i. . Hummel, driver of the truck, tried to back up out of the way. but the truck rouid not show enough speed. Fol lowing the collision the automobile the curb across the side walk and against a fence on the right aide of the street. nr.r.o Welcomes Pb. Hart. Dr. Joseph K. Hart, professor of educa tion at Reed college, on a year's leave of absence for War Camp lommuniij Service work, received a warm wel . come at the colleee yesterday when he stopped off on his way to Seattle. During his three years of instruction t Reed, he became known as "the students' friend" and accomplished much In spreading the idea of com munity service among Heed students. After an informal reception In the men's social room. Dr. Hart spoke of his work, which consists of a large class in Seattle devoted to the etudy of leadership In community work. Yot'TH Gets Sentence. C. A. Leo pold, who. according to his story, had been hoboing It from Utah, aged rapidly during the past few days fol lowing his arrest on a charge of car rying concealed weapons. When ar rested Leopold said he was IS and was turned over to the Juvenile court. Later it was discovered that he was nearly 1. and he was turned back to the municipal court yesterday and received a 3fl-day sentence. I.eopold was arrested with a companion by the name of Miller and both were charged with carrying concealed weapons. ' INSTTTCTB WORK PLANNED. With Mrs. W. L. Brewster, chairman, a committee of Portland women has been appointed to secure enrollments for the home service Institute to begin in Portland shortly under the Joint auspices of the university of Oregon and the Portland chapter. The members of Mrs. Brewster's com mttte are: Mrs. Sarford Lowlngart. Mrs. Lewis Mills. Mrs. George Guthrie, Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Willis Tel far. Aero Theft Charged, Albert Stef- fln and Luther Ldwards were ar rested in Portland yesterday by offi cers L. F. Itus.sell. G. Kelly. Horack and Smith, and are being held for the Tacoma authorities on a charge of the theft of an automobile there, Sterfln was stopped by the officers on a charge of failing to display a light on his marhine and after Investiga tion the ether charge was placed against him. The officers took two Jugs of liquor from the machine.- Tabernacle Services On. The con clusion of the tabernacle services will be held at the Congregation Ahaval Snolom. Park and Clay streets, to night at 8 o'clock, Thursday and Fri day nights at 8 o'clock and Thurs day and Kiiday morning at 9 o'clock. Kabbk Arthur S. Montax will deliver a sermon at each service. Saturday morning services will be held at 8:20 o'clock. Lev. R. Abrahamson W'ill officiate, assisted by the choir. "Sl'ccoth" Holidays to Knd. The finale of the "tjuccotb" holidays will be solemnized at the congregation Novah Zedick Talmud Torah. Sixth and Hall streets, tonight, tomorrow and Friday nights at 7:30. and at 9 tomorrow. Friday and Saturday morn ings. Memorial services will be held t 10:30 tomorrow morning. Rev. A. 1. Kosencrantz will officiate. Chinese Charoeo With Theft. It E-enb Eii Dealer Arrested. Out of a shipment of 10." 0 dozen eggs from Kugene, guaranteed fresh, 7i dozen turned out to be rotten and more than 400 dozen proved Inferior; grade when candled In Portland, ac cording to Ieputy District Attorney Dempsey who yesterday caused the arrest of Sher Kham. an egg dealer, of Kugene. on a warrant charging violation of the food and dairy laws ' of the state. The eggs were shipped . to a wholesale produce house on i Front street with a "guarantee" j stamping them as first class. The trial will be held in the district court within a few days. Motorctcle Rider Hurt. George Norgard, Larrabie hotel, an employe of the expert window cleaners, was severely cut about the face, hands and legs Just before 6 o'clock last night when he lost control of the motorcycle on which he was riding and rode through the window of the nffice of the Washington-street dock. According to Traffic Officer B. L. KUiott. the man had a new machine and, did not know how to ride it. Norgard is 25 years of age and un married. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital by the Ambulance Service company. Engineering Lecture Scheduled. O. B. Goldman, professor of heat engi neering at Oregon Agricultural col lege, wilj address the first of a series of classes in this subject Saturday night In engineers' hall over the Circle theater. The series of classes is part of the extension work of the agricultural college, conducted under the auspices of local 87. International Union of Steam and Operating Engi neers. All lectures will be open to the public. "Dates for the remainder of the series have not been an nounced. Cli'b to Discrss Roses. "Winning the World With the Rose" will be the theme of addresses to be delivered at noon today before the Portland Ad club, at luncheon in the Hotel Ben son. Willard A. Eliot will be the principal speaker. . J. A. Currey of the American Rose society, will speak on " bat the .National Rose Test Garden Means to Portland," while membership problems of the Portland Rose Bociety will be discussed by H. Blaesing, president of the local organization. Vocal and violin solos will complete the programme. Feast or Conclusion Tonight. The Jewish feast of conclusion will com mence tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Con gregation Shaarel Torah has extended an Invitation to all to attend th servi ces tonight and tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and tomorrow night at 30. At the Thursday evening serv- -e Rabbi Jonah B. wise of Temple Reth Israel will deliver an address. The music, as usual, will be a feature and will be conducted by the rabbi of the congregation. Rev. Herman Marchbein. , . Laundrt Worker Hurt. Mrs. A Pierce. S0r employed J the Union aundry. sustained a fsVctured arm as the result of a fall at the laundry yesterday. She was taken to the Cmanual hospital for treatment. She Ives at 410 Third street. J. H. Gam- met. S3 East John street, St. Johns, ustained a fractured leg when a pile f cement fell upon aim at the St. ohns terminal. He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital by the Am bulance Service company. Missi.no Child Found. After he had wandered about the city for miles and had been the object of search on the part of his distracted parents and friends for five hours, little 4-year-old David Coleman, son of J. H. Cola man. J2 East Forty-eighth street north, was found at Chtco street and Sandy boulevard yesterday by Motor- (ycle Patrolman Anderson, The pa rol ma n took the lad home on his motorcycle. 1a borer Found Dead. Charles Carlson. 42. a laborer employed by the Portland Railway. Light & Power company, was found dead in his room at sOt, Grand avenue north, yesterday. The body was turned over to Deputy Coroner Goetsch. who declared death apparently due to natural causes. The man had been missing for two days and an Investigation yesterday re sulted In the discovery of the body. He was unmarried. Hatchert Site to Be Surveted. To locate the new Union county hatchery, site and surveying a feed ing pond system on the Wallowa river. Master Fish Warden R. E. Clanton will go today to eastern Oregon. The feeding pond, which probably will be one of next year's projects, is to be on 70 acres Ernest Johnson has agreed to deed to the state for ac commodating salmon. It is planned to put in a 40 or 50-acre lake. 1'oi.oued Man Goes Free. Charles Rroadus, charged with arson. ai acquitted by a jury in the circuit court yesterday after a two-day trial. His defense was that another negro, who has since been found not guilty of assault on Broadus. set fire to the dwelling In an effort to murder See Our Fourth-Street Windows, j Jf'"""' ' - Remarkable Suits At These Prices You'll look a long; time before you 11 find a suit of as high qual ity and tailoring as these Lion Quality Suits They have just arrived and repre sent a part of a special buy. Fine fabrics, latest colorings smart fall and winter models. '25 30 '45 Brown and green heather mixture fabrics in waist seam and belted models. We give "S. & 11." Stamps Exclusive Kuppenheimer House In Portland MORRISO.V and FOURTH II Reliability f The first require ment to consider in eye treatment is the reliability of the specialist or house engaged in correct ing defective vision. Feldenheimer's & an institution with a half century's history of re liability. Our specialist ranks among the best in the country. . Let us assume care of your eyes. Prescriptions promptly and accurately filled. - n ii BURGLARS ACTIVE PROTECT YOURSELF WITH BURGLARY INSURANCE For Rates Phone - W. R. McDonald & Co. 921 Yeon Bldg. . Mar. 2391 1 Lazt Man to Bb) Exsbined. "I am too laxy to work and too honest to steal," Dick Sisson Is reported to have told Detective Captain Circle after he was arrested yesterday. "I might change my attitude toward stealing, but never toward working," continued, according to Captain he was rather chilly yesterday morning Broadus. after knocking him uncon- ana lrr J im. i.ninfje laDorer, wno happened to visit the Benson hotel, picked up an overcoat belonging to one of the guests there. The result was that he found himself In Jail last jight after having been arrested on charge of larceny by City Inspectors Tackaberry and Howell. Dr. Mackenzie Better. Dr. Ken neth A. J. Mackenzie, who has been seriodsly ill at his home. Hi North Twentieth street, for the past month, was reported yesterday to be greatly Improved and Is now able to get about. The doctor plns to leave on a six weeks' trip for his health, prob ably Friday or Saturday. Sawyer Is Ixji-red. R. L. Bradley, awyer at the Eastern & Western l,u m be r company, sustained a frac tured collarbone early yesterday when a huge log rolled over upon him Bradley lives at 193 North Sixteenth street. TiiRoroBJ error of address and de livery a package of linen has been lost containing 10 towels and one tablecloth, marked with Initial "A W ill person holding this rarcel kindly telephone Main 42 and receive re ward and gratitude. Adv. Robert Exxct Socul Tojckjht. The newly nrgaviixad Robert Kmmet branch. Krierds of Irish Kreedom. will bold Its Initial open meeting, which will be purely a social one, tonight In the Woodmen of the World hall, Kleventh and Alder streets. Jtwish Servicts Awot-KCED. Con cluding services for the Feast of Sue coth will be celebrated at Temple Beth Israel tonight at 8 and tomor row morning at 1 0:30 o'clock. All men and women are welcome. Pan-in;. Sunday afternoon and eening. free admission beautiful ."rMI Lake park. Hoch's famous union mu.vc I pieces), ladles I.'c. gents SOc. Come for a jolly good time. Ui.en by Kirkpatrick council. Adv. As Electric Cabinet Bath followed by a scientific massage Is an Ideal medicine. Dr. Irnr.side. 30S-11 Broad way bldg. Nurse in attendance. Phone Mam S. Adv. Kemmerer Coal. Carbon Coal Co-. mine agents. 121 Hawthorn, ava. East lias. Abv. Theresa McSum Multnomah hotW. would like to hear from her brother. J. IL McNanus. Adv. Browx ca!f heavy sole, regular wet weather shoe: H.43 Knight's Down stairs Dept. Adv. Razors, blades, etc ground. Port land Cutlery Co. t La it, near Stark. Adv. WiXTtD. Portland agency for good fire Insurance company. Mr. G. 703 Overton at. Adv. 31 "Treat." $15. Mrtlahon. chiro practor. Adv. For Sale. Hudson super 1J1J; like sew car. East 2912. Adv. Moo a Sanitarium lor tha milk car. AdT, sclous with a whetstone. Extradition Hearing Given. In spector Craddock yesterday took H. A. English to Salem yesterday for a hearing before Governor Olcott. English, who Is wanted In Battle Creek. Mich., is fighting extradition. He admitted to Portland Inspectors that he had become Involved In trouble there as the result of a real estate deal. Milk Crag for Stomach Diseases. Gastro-lntestinal ulcers and the lesser ills of the stomach and bowels yield to the milk cure treatment with sur prising rapidity. The Moore Sani tarium, phone East 47. Office 9H8 Selling bldg.. phone Main 6 1 " I . Adv. Oriental Krrcs repaired, wash-cleaned, stored. Cartozian Bros. Inc.. ori ental rugs and carpets. Wash., nr. 10th. Adv. Dr. J. E. Xnderson. osteopathic physician. SIS Selling bldg. Main 4113. Adv. Circle. Sisson was turned over to the county authorities ' for Investigation relative to his sanity. Divorce Suits Are Filed. Divorce suits filed In the cirrult court yes terday were: Ida Prufer against Charles Prufer. Mae Runge Liles against Calvin L41es. Margaret Gallo way against John G. Galloway. Dora Walther against John VTalther. Anita Ella against Anthony Elia. and Nellie German against Fred W. German. BOYS' WOOL UNDERWEAR Mothers and fathers can save money on wool underwear, hose, sweaters and mackinaws for boys at the annual woolen goods sale at the Brownsville Woolen Mill Store, Third and Morri son streets. Adv. "Art Metal" Steel Filing Cabinets Light-Weight Safes Steel Counters Steel Clothing Lockers Steel Plan Files Steel Desks Ask for Catalogue Glass & Prudhomme Company Printers Bookbinders Office Furniture 65-67 Broadway ft WO TKSATtQH HOME OF THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IN Extra! Orpheum show tonight. Adv. Extra! Orpheum show tonight. Adv. IRVINGTON HOMES. Good location. Modern houses. For sale at less than present building cost. Terms. F. E. BOWMAN & CO., Owners. 213 Cham, of Com. bldg. Main 3026. Adv. Aberdeen Moose After Members. ABERDEEN. Wash.. Oct. 14. (Spe cial.) The Loyal Order of Moose, which plans to open Its new temple some time In October, will endeavor Ye Oregon Grill Broadway at Stark FOREST and stream garden, orchard and field a 1 1 h a v e yielded of their best to satisfy the eager appe tite you bring to our Noon Lunch served from 11 to 2 at 50c Business men and women professional men and women visitors and shoppers all find this a most de lightful place to spend the mid-day hour. Table d'Hote Dinner 5:30 to 9, $125 Music and Dancing EpSP A Useful Banking Service Is What We Are Trying to Establish ' one that will meet the needs of every depositor, from the young chap just be ginning to save, to the biggest firm that banks with us. It is with that in view that our Sav ings department is open Saturday evening ; that we give out free many valuable publications; that our de partments are specialized, and eas ily accessible; that we have opened a Bond department. We are for the ambitious, thrifty individual, and the growing firm, and we want to show it in sane banking fashion to weld every possible link between the public and the Ladd & Tilton Bank. fEDERAl RSRVT LADD & TILTON BANK Oldest In the Northwest WASHINGTON AND THIRD WO LVES OF THE NIGHT" ENDS THURSDAY K1GHI STARTING FRIDAY 1 y MA i?"14 "It. i tyawbtibrckas this brilliant author invested a story wpiso nxisfafa blend of mpomrfii 'diama, hcait-thnDbbkig" pathos, and irrcsistablo humoij 1 1 1 1 nrt-T rm : rrr- to increase its membership to- 1000 by Christmas, according' to announce ment oC H. Bowen, deputy supervisor of the supreme lodge, now on the har bor to conduct the campaign. The membership of the local lodge is about 600. Extra! Orpheum show tonight. Extra! Orpheum show tonight. Adv. Adv. Multnomah Hotel Where Home Comfort Abound . Portland, Oregon - Elegance and comfort combine f to make enjoyable your stay at the Multnomah. 600 cosy rooms, beautiful mezzanine floor and lobby, and superior service at reasonable rates. Garasfc in connection. t -J I SB -i rx T I I Hl : Tto-a A. B. Campbell, Manager. If-lffi gl" The Palace Beautiful ggj JHJ SEE: Harvey Wells & Company For Insurance of All Kinds, Leases, Loans, Rentals and Real Estate. Sixth Floor, Gasco Building. Phone Main 4564. SHEET j MUSIC j ON O The Musical Floor the 7th EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE in Furniture and Appliances, Filing Equipment and Supplies, Seals and Rubber Stamps, Engineers' and Typewriter Supplies. Blank Books, Indexes and Cards. Loose-Leaf Forms. Printing, Engraving and Steel Die Embossing, Bookbinding Fifth and Oak stsv Portland. Orisosj Fifteen choice VICTOR RECORDS at $1.00 each. 6410 I Hear Tou Calling Me McCormack 64078 A Dream.. Evan Williams 64183 My Laddie Alma Gluck 64406 Viennese Melody (Violin)... j Kreisleri 64610 Take Me Back to Home and I Mother Whitehill 640S0 Minuet in G, No. 2 Maud Powell 64687 Deep River Alda 64605 Emmett's Lullaby i Garison ! 64733 Rainbow of Love. .McCormack 64748 Marriage of Figaro (Italian) . Gallt-Curci 64758 Valse Bluette (Violin) .Helfetz 647S2 Hungarian Dance. No. 6 Philadelphia Orchestra 64753 Hungarian Dance, No. 6 Philadelphia Orchestra 64775 God Bless You My Dear..;.. De Luca 64789 Maid of Mine White Hill ol "Merchandise of eJ Merit On(y c"Merchandise of Merit Only HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Ssary Street, Just off Union Squire Famous for good servlca. comtorl and excsllast cuisin at reatonaliia prices. Rates from $1.75 a Day Breakfast 40o and 76e. Lunch 60c: Sunday 75o. Dlnnar $1.25! Sundays $1.60. Municipal Car tint direct to door. Motor but meets trains and tteamert, . Stiff Joints, Sore Muscles Limber Up Quickly Under the Sooth lngr. Penetrating; Application of Hamlin's Wisard Oil. BOOKS New and used on every subject. Ws can supply your wants. Large stock. We buy books. JOHNSON'S BOOK STORE, 190 Fourth Street. Near Yamhill. In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles. Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antiseptic application for cuts, bur-i,-, bites and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its soothing, pen etrating qualities. Get It from druggsts for 30 cents. , If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. Adv. - , FLY! Tour chance for that ride In an airplane now possible Eastmoreland Adjoining: Municipal Golf Grounds. BEAVER FLYING CORPORATION HI ( ! ! ,1
