TIIE 3I0KXIXG OHECOXIAX, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY C, 1920
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Advertising- Department. . Main 7070. A 80.
Superintendent of bid... Main 70.0. A eos
AMI SKMKNTS.
HEILIG (Broudway at Taylor) Musical
comedy. "Hrad over Heels. Tc-.lgm.
BAKER (Broadway near Morrison Baker
Stock company In "lim a Girl." Tonight.
ALCAZAR (Eleventh at Morrison) Alca
zar Musical Players In "Miss Spring
time." Tonight.
LTP.IC (Fourth at Stark) Musical corned-.
"The Gibson Girl." Three shows
daily, at 2. 7 and 9 P. it.
HIPPODROSIK (Broadway at Yamhill)
Vaudeville and moving pictures. 2 to S.
:43 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays, continuous, 1:19 to 11 P-
PA NT AUKS (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville. Three shows daily. 2:30, and
:OS:
AUDITORIUM (Third at Clay) St. Denis
Dancers. Tonijrht.
THRIFT STAMPS,
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
On Sals at
Business Office, Oregon lan.
Crrr Seeks Appeal Right. The
right of the city to appeal from an
adverse decisions in the municipal
court will be submitted to Presiding
Circuit Judge McCourt or. briefs, rol
POLITICAL ECONOMY SCHOOL TO OPEK.
The second terra of the school of
political economy conducted by the
United .Land and Labor league of Ore
gon, under auspices of the State Fed
the case of F. Blank, owner of th
Advance Apparel shop, exonerated by
Judge Rossman recently from charges
of fraululent advertising. The de
fense argued that the fact the ordl
nance carried with it possible im
prisonment and fine prevented th
city from again placing the defendan
in jeopardy. Deputy City Attorney
Lansing held the city charter pro
vided for such an appeal.
Assistant Pastor appointed. How
ard Hopkirk, Reed college senior,
president of his class and of the Reed
religious affairs committee, has be
come assistant to Rev. W. G. Eliot of
he Church of Our Father. A recep
tion at the home of Rev. Eliot wa
held early in the week honoring M
and Mrs. Hopkirk. Mr. Hopkirk has
been a leader in religious affairs
Reed and was formerly pastor of
Sell wood church. He resigned thi
position to become a first lieutenan
Pilot Rock Sale Announced. Will
lam Mc.Murray, general passenger
agent; C. L. Smith, agriculturist, and
D. K. Clark, livestock agent of the
Oregon-Washington lines of the Un
ion Tacific. left last night for Pilot
Rock to attend a community sale
being held there today. It is an event
put on by the commercial association
of the Umatilla county town at which
rrskJents of the tributary country
who have anything to sell will offer
It at auction for those who want to
buy. . It is also being made a gala
occasion with social attractions, jnc
railroad men will be guests of the
rnmmprrial association, of which W.
X. Rver Is president and U P. Rcilly,
agent of the railroad there, an active
member. As the source of supply
for the Teel Irrigation district. Pilot
Rock has been experiencing great ac
tivity in all lines of business.
Gambling Raid Nets Five. A gam
bling raid conducted by Patrolmen
Hanson and Parker on a tailor shop
at 105 West Park street yesterday
morninar resulted in the arrest . of
P. J. Saucr, tailor, on a charge of con
ducting a gambling game, and the ar
rest of four others on charges of vis
itlnar the came. Those arrested for
visitine are Jack Walker, R. J. Rob
ertson. Frank Meadows and J. Fal
con. The officers said they walked
In while the boys were engaged In
lively dice game.
Maoicias Coming Here. Blackstone,
reputed to be the world's greatest
magician, will appear at the public
auditorium Sunday night. Black
stone will arrive in Portland Sunday
with his 22 assistants and a carload
of scenery and paraphernalia. Black
atnne'a performance is divided into
two Darts, the first to small magic
consisting; of more than 100 tricks
performed with lightning speed, and
the latter Dart of the show to illu
sions and a levitation act that is said
to be amazing.
Graham's Successor Appointed.
General Manaeer Buckley has named
C E. Peck actintr superintendent of
motive power of the Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Navigation lines to
succeed the late J. F. Graham. Air.
Peck has been assistant superinten
dent of motive power and was pre
viously master mechanic of the South
ern Pacific, located at the Brooklyn
shops of that company. The circular
makes the appointment date from
February 1.
Grange Meets All Dat. Evening
5tar grange will hold an all-day
meeting tomorrow at the Evening
Star Grange hall on East Division
street. Luncheon will be served at
13:30 P. M., followed by a programme
which will include a number of songs
bv the Franklin high glee club, a
reading by G. G. Israelson. and violin
solos by Gertrud Irene Vessey. Sen
ator S. B. Huston will lecture, touch
ine on "Both Sides of the Peace
Treaty."
Ctcle Chain Injures Foot. While
he was riding in a motorcycle side
car at East Ninth street and Haw
thorne avenue yesterday morning at
4:30 o'clock, F. B. Williams of Gresh
am accidentally caught his left foot in
the chain of the machine with the
result that his great toe was ampu
tated and his foot badly crushed. He
was taken to the Good Samaritan
hospital for treatment -by the Arrow
Ambulance company.
Concert Treat Arranged. A real
musical treat has been promised Sun
day afternoon in connection with the
regular Sunday afternoon concert,
when the Monday Afternoon Musical
club chorus of 40 trained voices will
appear as the special attraction. The
chorus is said to be one of the best
on the Pacific coast and is directed
by Mrs. Rose Coursen Reed. Lucien
E. Becker will preside at the organ,
playing a series of old-time favorites.
Bursting Tire Injures Man. Will
lam Sourer, 309 Jefferson street, the
proprietor of a tire shop at 109 Elev
enth street, received a bad cut over
the eye yesterday morning when a
tire which he was inflating at the
shop exploded. A piece of rubber ap
parently flew and struck him over
the eye. He was taken by the Ambu
lance Service company to St. Vincent's
hospital for treatment.
Bird Lecture Announced. "The
Raptores. or Birds of Prey," will be
the subject of an illustrated lecture
on birds by W. A. Eliot before the
Oregon Audubon society tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in Library halL
This group of birds includes hawks,
owls, eagles and vultures. Their
economic value as well as their inter
esting habits will be discussed. The
public is invited.
Rhodes Man Reaches Oxford.
Frank C. Flint, the first Reed college
student to win a Rhodes scholarship
to Oxford, has arrived in England
and has been enrolled at Balliol col
lege, according to news received by
his friends at Reed. Balliol is con
sidered the foremost college at Ox
ford. Stephenson Smith, the other
Rhodes-elect from Reed, will take up
his work at Oxford next fall.
Press Club Luncheon Todat. The
weekly Press club luncheon will be
held in the Hotel Oregon grill today
noon. It is announced that the presi
dent and leaders of the new Land and
Labor league will be present to out
line details of their political pro
gramme and coming campaign, and to
answer inquiries of the press repre
sentatives. Yellow Cabs Are Popular. The
low taxicab rates that went into ef
fect recently have added considerably
to the popularity of the Yellow Cabs.
The rates are 30 cents the first half
mile and 10 cents each additional
quarter. The lowest rates In the city
and the best and quickest service are
what count. Call Main 69. Adv.
Jewish Services Tonight. Services
will be held at the Congregation
Ahavai Sholom. Park and Clay streets,
tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morn
ing services will be held at 9 o'clock.
Norton Simon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Simon, will be Barmltzval.
Rabbi B. Abrahamson will officiate.
America's Religion Sermon Topic.
"Judaism and the Religion of Amer
ica" will be the topic of Rabbi Jonah
R. Wise's sermon at Temple Beth
Israel tonight. The service is at g
o'clock, and Saturday morning serv
ice at 10:30.
Beginning Monday, Feb. 9, the Mult
aomah Hotel Turkish Baths will oper
ate exclusively for men. All day and
all night. Adv.
Kehmeber Coal, Carbon Coal Co..
mine agents. 321 Hawthorne ave. East
11SS. Adv.
For Rent Space in business house,
suitable for employment office. AM 65,
Oregonian. Adv. I
lowing oral argument yesterday in I eration of Labor, will start this eve
ning at a o clock in the study room
of the Central library. The term will
consist of 12 lessons. The subject of
tonight's lesson will be "The Lessons
of History as to What Constitutes a
True Democracy and How They Are
Destroyed." The course will be di
rected by F. E. Coulter, author of
the original platform of the league.
Everyone is welcome.
Fourteen Pass Examinations.
Fourteen successful candidates in a
recent examination held by the mu
nicipal civil service board will be
appointed today as lieutenants in the
bureau of fire. The appointments
will be made by Fire Chief Dowell.
The men who will receive the promo
tions are as follows: Edward L.
Boatwright, William P. Cooper, Fern
W. Calvin, Karl Gunster, Arthur L.
Pullen, ' Harland C. Karr, Alvin L,
Sherk, Arthur G. Brainard, Walter W.
Bray, William. A. Grenfell, Jacob Sto
ver, Joseph Denzel. Tobey L. Smith
and Fred W. Meadows.
Services Held por Little Girl.
Funeral services for Anna Bertha
Lee, who died at Emanuel hospital
on January 2S,twere held at Miller &
Tracy's undertaking establishment on
Friday, January 31, Rev. McHenry
of the Mount Tabor Presbyterian
church officiating. Interment was
made in the Damascus cemetery.
Anna Lee was born In Portland July
10, 1912. She was the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Lee. 6704
East Eighty-third street southeast.
and the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bachmann of Clackamas,
Or.
Mr. Barbur to Speak. Commis
sioner Barbur will speak at the regu
lar meeting of the City club this noon
t the Benson hotel. City and
County Consolidation" will be his
subject, and the commissioner will de
scribe what he believes might be ac
complished in the way of saving of
effort and expense if the city govern
ment and that of Multnomah county
were consolidated. Ten applications
for membership will be voted upon
Attention! Veterans' Dance! Over
the the . Top post No. 1, Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the U. S., cordially
invite you to attend their second
dance of the season at the Multnomah
hotel, Saturday evening, February 7.
Admission 81 per couple. Including
war tax. Both ballrooms, with or
chestra composed entirely of veterans.
Come and let the overseas boys show
you another good time. Adv.
Dairy Professor Visits Citt. P. II,
Brandt, head of the dairy department
of the Oregon Agricultural college,
was a visitor In Portland and left
yesterday afternoon for Corvallis.
Mr. Brandt will preside af the board
meeting of the Oregon Dairy council
February 17 at 11 A. M., in the head
quarters of the council, 1006 Broad
way building.
Pyorrhea Is Not Incurable. By
id of nerve blocking we treat pyor
rnea successfully, crown, fill or ex
tract teeth without pain. Drs. Hart
ley, Kiesendahl & Marshall, 307 Jour
nal bldg. Adv.
' REGISTER!
WHO? All citizens who failed
to vote during 1918 or 1919, or
who have moved out of the
precincts In which they voted
during those years.
WHY? Voir cannot vote at the
spring primaries if you do
not. Nearly 400 -registrants a
day must be taken care of be
fore April 21 if Multnomah
county is to have' a normal
registration of 100.000. If you
put It off,, the last-minute
crowds may make it impossi
ble for you to register.
WHERE? West end, first floor,
county courthouse. Fifth and
Salmon streets. Open Satur
day afternoons.
Registrations to Date.
Male. Female. Total.
Republicans. 31. 177 20.226 61,403
Democrats... 9.932 7.112 17,044
Other parties 2,251 1,761 4,012
Total 72,459
with the 91st division. The assistant
pastorship was formerly held by
Frank Flint, Reed's first Rhodes
scholar.
Y. M. Meetings Scheduled. There
will be two meetings at the Portland
Y. M. C. A. tonight, one being a din
ner for home and overseas war work
ers and the other an Illustrated ad
dress on "Seeing Paris With American
Soldiers and Sailors. The dinner
will be at 6 o'clock and the address
at 8. The latter is free to the public.
A number of slides will be shown. At
the dinner it is planned to organize
a permanent red triangle club, to per
petuate the fellowship and sentiments
of the war period. ' -
City Treasurer III Another city
official was placed on the sick list
yesterday when William Adams, city
treasurer, was detained at his home
because of a heavy cold. Mayor Ba
ker was reported yesterday as im
proving. Barring complications, it is
expected, that Mayor Baker will re
turn to his office early next' week.
Commissioner Bigelow is rapidly im
proving from the attack of influenza
and probable will be able to return
to 'his office Monday.
Student President Takes Office.
Miss Calista Eliot presided as the new
president of the Reed college student
body at a meeting of the council yes
terday. Miss Eliot is the second Reed
woman to hold the highest student
office. Miss Louise Huntley was the
first to conduct the office when the
war called the president-elect. Join
Dambach, in 1917. Miss Eliot is a
chemistry major and an assistant in
the administrative office.
Music Forum Tonight. William
Robinson Boone will be the leader
tonight at 7:15 o'clock at the public
music forum to be held in Central
library. David Campbell will con
duct the class in elementary har
mony at 8:15 o'clock. The forum has
been organized under the extension
department of the University, of Ore'
gon.
Thieves Take Jewelry. Burglars
entered the home of Dr. Petzel last
night and stole a diamond pin, two
watches and other jewelry. He should
worry! He carries burglary insur
ance with W. R. McDonald Company,
Yeon bldg. Are you protected against
such losses? For particulars phone
Marshall 2391. All claims paid direct
from our office. Adv.
Five Seriously Injured in One Day
out of a total of 23 automobile acci
dents reported to police department
Saturday, January 31. Protect your
self against such hazards. Carry per
sonal accident insurance. Let us tell
you about it. W. R. McDonald Com
pany, 921 Yeon building. Marshall
2391. Adv.
I Have a late 1918 Buick 6-cylinder
coupe with oversize cord tires and in
very fine condition mechanically that
I will sell at a sacrifice. This car
will give a fine demonstration and
looks like a new car. Phone Tabor
6876 or Broadway 2796. H. L. Ander
son. Adv.
Class to Give Programme. The
young women or the Ergatnea class
of the First M. E. church will give a
musical programme at the men's re
sort tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Solos, music and readings will be on
the programme. The young people
will also serve refreshments.
Attention. Apartment Occupants!
For the kind of insurance-you want
telephone Geo. D. Schalk, Main 392.
Do it now! Adv.
Dental Office for sale; new; good
practice. S 692, Oregonian. Adv.
Milk Cure at the Moore Sanitarium.
Adv.
Big
Bargains
is.
HANDSOME
Overcoats
For Winter and
Spring Wear
Snappy waistline and
belted styles for young
men and older m e n of
youthful build. Present
wholesale costs are
away higher than we
sell for now many of
these coats originally
cost us more than the
Sale Price
$265
"S. & H." Stamps
Given
New Arrivals
In
Spring Suits
are arriving daily. Come
and see them.
Exclusive Kuppenhelmer House
in Portland, Morriaon at Fourth.
Ill
Is "Head Over Heels"
in Love With
Gfie
At the Heilig
Tonight and
Tomorrow Night
Bin
cnii sara--ts)Taecy
(This Letter Tells the Story)'
offices' or
HENRY W. SAVAGE,
220 WEST 42" STREET. NEW YORK
AY OFF YOUR MORTGAGE
in monthly Installments and really
own your home. See us about your
renewal. Special proposition. Port
land Trust Co.. Sixth and Morrison.
Adv.
THE NATION'S LEADERS
"ART METAL"
STEEL FILING
CABINETS
WOOD FILING
CABINETS
ASK FOR CATALOGS
GLASS&PRUDHOMMECO.
PRINTERS BOOKBINDERS
65-67 BROADWAY.
Arrest Follows Collision.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. Feb. 6. (Spe
cial.) The automobile of L. E. Steph-
ns was badly damaged this morning
hen it collided with a street car at
the intersection of Tower avenue and
First street. The accident is said tq
have been caused by N. Olingat park
ing his truck too near the street in
tersection. Both Stephens and Olin
gat were arrested by the police on
charges of violating the city's traffic
ordinance.
YOUR SPRING SUIT!
Have your new spring suit tailored
to order. Special prices $45 to $75
now prevail at the Brownsville Wool
en Mills, Third and Morrison. Adv.
SPANISH JNFLUENZA.
Guard against it by using Formazln,
the ideal mouth wash. For sale by
Portland Hotel Pharmacy. Adv.
CARD OP THASKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all our relatives and friends
who rendered assistance and sym
pathy; also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MRS. H. MEDERNACK.
Adv. HARRIET J. MEDERNACK.
STARVING
While the World
Looks On
Portlsnl, Ore.-en,
January 3. 1JJ0.'
The Wiley B. alien Co..
Portland, Oregon. Attention Ur. Cm.
Gentlemen :
Will yoa be so kind as to send a Brnnrrwlo Phenocrsph
to be used on the stage urlng'the encasement of unit
In "Head Over Heels" at the Holllg lr.oetre beginning
Thursday, February J6th?
Ihe Bransiriok Pbohogrraph s selected foe this lnportant
Basloal production on eooount of Its clearness aal purltjj
ef tone and-the excellence of Its sound projootliur qual
ities, an Wtll'.M.lty universal ability to pUy all
reoords.
Mitzi as the star and lov
able little acrobat in"Head
Over Heels."
Very
B3EI
1 iaicidUk
Jne'.-lifrr." fcltzl in
. "Head Orereels."
When you buy a pound of
Red
Rock
Cottage
Cheese
you buy greater food value
than if you had bought equal
weight in either, lean meat or
eggs.
JllllM 2 Days jm$ 2 DaysjT
a -a s- as
The Brunswick is the Phonograph that has been chosen to
assist Mitzi in her latest musical comedy. Its selection by this
noted star and as well by Henry W. Savage the well-known
producer, is a real tribute to the Brunswick.
Recognition of Brunswick superi
ority comes with the first hearing.
Hundreds of our customers know and
cherish it. In every way it is a delight
' in tone, appearance and especially
in the exclusive features which the
Brunswick alone affords.
In justice to yourself you should see
and hear this splendid Phonograph
before you purchase.
You may buy the model shown here (Style
7) in any finish and six double-faced records
of your own selection for $120 JO. Pay $15
down, balance in one year.
Simply sign and mail this Ad for full information.
Name Address... .. ...
for those who failed to get sup
plied in the rush of our last great Coffee Special 3
'weeks ago.
ALSO
an extraordinary offer on Canned Tomatoes and two
other staples f or 2 days only !
TURKISH COFFEE has not
advanced in price. Spe-ffl OC
cial today 2 lbs. for..
SHELLED TEXAN PECANS
are lower in price this year
and the quality is better
than it has been for CI OC
years. Per lb li;J
PRESERVED GROUND
CHERRIES in heavy syrup.
A small lot in lff-oz. Cfln
Jars. Each
ROQUEFORT CHEESE Fresh
importation from France by
' express. The cheese is fine
and the price is lower than
it has been since the CI OC
war began. Per lb... wnUJ
CASCADE TOMATOES New
goods. No. 2s. Freshfl Cfl
bright stock.- Per doz."Jli3U
DROMEDARY TAPIOCA-
15c packages for.
No matter where you live we will deliver it with all charges paid, but
cannot guarantee price beyond February 15. Send this ad with your
first payment and enjoy good music ever after.
PIANOS
PLAYERS
MUSIC
MORRISON ST. AT BROADWAY
-MASON AND HAKUN PIAKOS-
OTHTK STORES t SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND. FRESNO.
SAN JOSC SACRAMENTO. lyOS ANOEXXS
StalkIn
BAMDCKOO
ffS A-6IGI E Main 7 ZOO ffla if
re is a mgniy vaiuaDie iooa. c mr n 0 Q g "I" CJ "T
At your grocery or market. I1jiiusrm m wmiaMEMMlUMimiiMlMaM-- 9
Suits m
Tailored-To-Order
$45 to $75
If you want clothing of merit, class and
distinction have your new spring suit tai
lored to order.
We will give you the pick of the finest
stock of woolens in the west.
Patterns and fabrics that please the eye.
Careful supervision of our expert de- "
signer, recently arrived from the east. . ;
And the benefit of our "Mill-to-Man"
money-saving prices. You can easily save
$25 to $50 on your suit.
Brownsville Voolen Mills
Mill-to-Man Clothiers
Third and Morrison.
Today and tomorrow you can order your
GASCO FURNACE
at the old price for summer installation.
Don't Wait Till the Rush Is On!
Do It Now
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Sun; Street ust oil Union Square
Famous for good lervict. com Ion and Kcentat
cultint al reaunabit priest, .
Rates from S1.75 a Day
Brsltfut 40c tn4 75c Innrti 60c: Smtdatt
75t Oinnsrf l.2S;Sundi)t tl.60.
Municipal Car lino direct to doon
Motor but mtoti trains and tttsmtr.
Books School Books
OLD AND NEW
Books Bought and Sold
Books covering tvrry branch of
literature. Automobile una locb
oliaj Uouks a spoclilty.
JOHNSON'S HOOK STOKE
248 Mala lit. Detnrea 3d mm 4 (.
School of Business Administration and Accountancy
An Evening School of College grade for Employed Men.
New Courses Opening Week of Feb. 9:
Auditing Economics
C. P. A. Quiz Course Corporation Finance ,
Accounting Principles Business Law .
Write for information.
Special Y. M. C. A. Scholarships are avail
able for a limited number of service men.
TViia school co-operates with the staU in giving state financial
aid to service men.
Room 41S, Div. C Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Main
8700.
Phone Your Want Ads to The Oregonian
Main 7070 A 6095
mimm
m
Estab. 20 Years in Portland
C. Gee Wo
Root and Herb Remedies
162 Vi First St, Portland, Or.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates all cases or alleged cru
elty to animals. ufficn, room Ul
courthouse. l'hon Main lit from
S A. M. to o r. M.
Th society has full chnrce of th
city pound at Ma home, 036 Columbia,
boulevard. Phone any Uine. Wooil
lawn 764. tKS (or sale. Horao am
bulance for Uk or dlMahled hotaea.
Email animals palnli-asly electrocuted
Cher nevnasary, and alray Miuiala
cared fur. ...
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