Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 25, 1920, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text- -j i .: THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, MARC1T 23, 1920 ft 1 ... I . a - t : : ..1 i V . -! . - - .1 ; 1 CITYNEWS IN BRIEF City Editor. Main 7070. A J5 Sunday Editor. Main 7070. A 0U5 Advertising Department. .Main 7070. A 6035 Superintendent of Bldg. ..Main 7070, A ou AMUSEMENTS. HETLIG (Broadway at Taylor) "play time." Tonight. BAKER (B-oadway near Morrison) Bakev Stock company In "Remnant. Tonigni- AI.CAZAR (Eleventh at M"lson)7r I r Musical Players In "The Quaker lilrl." Tonight. LYRIC (Fourth at Stark) Musical com edy. "The Mustard Kings." Three show, daily at 2, 7 and 9. HIPPODROMB (Broadway at Taronill) Vaudeville and moving pictures. - to a. ui to U P. M. Saturdays. Sundays and ....n.v. rnntlnnous 1:15 to 11 P. M. PANT AGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ...M n-i w i i v. 2:3u, i ana 9:05. Teacher to Expmnf Tax. At the !f THRIFT STAMPS. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS On Sale at Business Office. Oregonlan. TL'tw TT v A rS FOR Husband. The theft of a pair of diamond cuff links and $3.63 in money from Chris Traynor, who is appearing in an act at the Pantajfes theater this week, resulted in Arthur H. Baker being given a 45-day sentence in the city jail by Judge Rossman yesterday in the municipal court. Baker's wife, who said she had been working and supporting herself, appeared in court to plead for her husband. Traynor also suggested to the judge that Baker be given a light sentence for his wife's sake. Deputy District At torney Deich expressed the belief that it would be better forjthe mans wife if he were sent up for a long time. Kbgro Had Liquor, Ciiaroe. Shakespeare Walker, burly and black, . who is known to his fellows as "Sun shine." appeared before United states Commissioner Drake yesterday in a preliminary hearing on the charge of possessing, liquor for barter, in de fiance of the federal statutes. When federal agents and police raided Walker's home, on East Thirteenth street, they found 60 pints of port and sherry wine, and 20 quarts of whisky. . The defendant maintains that the beverages were private stock, purchased lawfully before the drought. A. F. Flesel. deputy United States district attorney, is prosecuting the case, which has been continued for further hearing. m ir.HwiT Film Company. Producers of one and two-reel Comedies are shooting pictures nearly rv dav. Many types of men and -.nmon fharariprs are reauired. We maintain a school in connection with our studio for the benefit of those who believe they have some ability and are able to finance themselves for a short course of instruction. It is a very fascinating and profitable work, a new class starts next ween. We absolutely put our students in pictures. If interested drop in and talk it over, get an admission card and visit our classes and studio. Call at 109 Second at Washington., 1 to 4 P. M. Adv. Frank Clifton Is Missing. Kdward Anderson of Walla Walla arrived in Portland yesterday in search of his son-in-law Frank Clifton, who dis appeared from his home a week ago ami who is said to have been seen the following day in this city. Clif ton is believed to have suffered tem porary loss of memory. He is a farmer and 42 years of age. He has a wife and three children. Mr. An derson enlisted the assistance of In spector Robert Craddock in the search. Apartment House Has Blaze. Residents of the Stelwyn apartments, 168 St. Clair street, were driven out In negligee attire by a fire in the place at 12:30 yesterday morning. The blaze started in the linen closet ana about J100 damage was done. The fire marshal's office reported that the trouble was caused by an extension electric light, which was left burning, coming in contact with some of the linen The apartment house is owned by the Pullman Investment company. High-Priced sugar means certain advance in bakers' pastry and coffee cake. Royal bakeries recently made some fortunate purchases of low priced sugar. Therefore our famous coffee cake is cheaper than It will probably be for the next five years. It can be bought for less than present cost of ingredients. Buy at the Boyal's two stores, 268 or 344 Morrison, or from your grocer by ordering one day ahead. Adv. Jubilee Dates Set. The dates for the annual Oregon Jersey Jubilee have been set for May 4. 5 and 6. For this occasion M. D. Munn, presi dent of the national dairy council will be here and many of the Wash ington Jersey breeders will come to Oregon and make the tour of some of the big Jersey farms. The board of directors of the Oregon dairy coun cil will assist in entertaining Presi dent Munn. Rev. W. S. Gordon to Speak. More than 40 members of the Mount Tabor Methodist Episcopal church have signed cards pledging their endeavor to "win one" for Christ. This even ing at 8 o'clock Rev. W. S. Gordon of Sellwood Methodist Episcopal church will speak. Friday evening Edward L. Wells of the United States weather bureau will be in charge of. the service. There will be no meeting Saturday evening. Hot Steel Hits Boilermaker. Albert Thews of the Anston hotel, a boilermaker employed at the O.-W. R. R. & N. shops, was taken to the St. Vincent's hospital early yesterday morning after he had been hit by a flying piece of hot steel. He was burned over the left eye and re ceived a gash in the face. Arjtt Offers $3 Shoes. The latest addition to the stock of the United States army store at Fifth and Pine streets is 4000 pairs of xeclaimed marching shoes to be sold for $3 a pair. . The shoes are all declared to be in first rate shape and special bargains for men needing work shoes. $185 POTJICD While buying a calcu lator at 618 Corbett bldg., a buyer found $185 saved him as he paid only 15 for the machine which adds, sub tracts, etc, much easier than a $200 instrument: guaranteed five years. The calculator saves money, brains, time, mistakes. Calculator Co., 518 Corbett bldg., Portland, Or. Adv. A Free Moving Picture Show of the thrilling automobile drive is now being shown every evening this week at the salesroom of C. L. Boss Auto mobile Co., 615 Washington st. Tou will never forget this picture. Show from 7:30 to 10 P. M. Adv. Mant neglect pyorrhea on account of fear. Nerve blocking, as we prac tice it, prevents pain during and after the thorough treatment of pyorrhea. Drs. Hartley Kiesendahl & Marshall. 307 Journal bldg. .ndv. Hawthorne Bridge Closed. The 'Hawthorne bridge will be closed to traffic from 1 A. M. until 8 AM. Sunday morning. March 28, according to announcement yesterday by W. A. Eatchel, county roadmaster. . For Sale. Dental practice; small town, rich wheat county, E. Or., terms. Address "Retiring," 606 Ry. Ex, Port land. Adv. Hoover of Oregon for President. Mass meeting Friday, 8 P. M., cen tral library. Republican men and women voters invited. Adv. Wm. Haight, strictly first-class cordwood. Broadway 2447, Tabor 8867. Adv. Kxkxterxr Coax Carbon Coal Co, mine agents. 121 Hawthorn ave. East 1188. Adv. Attention, 163d Infantry will meet at armory March Si, 8 P. it. Adv. i meeting of the Jackson club' Friday night at the central library. Miss Leona Larrabee. president of the high school teachers' association, will ex plain the new tax law and increase of pay for teachers. Alice McNaught of the executive committee has Issued a call for all women who favor Dr. Esther Lovejoy for congress to at tend the meeting and organize a Love joy club following the session of the Jackson club. In the way of enter tainment there will be numbers by Miss Mary Neely, accompanied by Matthew- 'Howard, and a lecture by Major Thornton A. Mills. Armt Joins Ad Club Caravan. That the army will participate In the Ad club caravan, starting May 18. which the Ad club organizations all over the northwest are to conduct to take their delegations to the annual con vention to be held at Stockton, is the news contained in a letter received by W. P. Strandborg from Lieutenant Colonel G. E. Nelson, in charge of the army motor transport corps on the Pacific coast. Two officers and several enlisted men will make the trip, using one staff observation car and two other machines, he states, while the recruiting service will also be represented. Alleged Moonshiner Freed. J. W. Elkins of Homestead, Baker county, charged with, the illicit sale of liquor, and its unlawful manufacture. was freed by a jury in federal court yesterday morning, after eight hours' deliberation. The case against Elkins was based upon circumstantial evidence. When Elkins was arrested, early in August, he told his captors that he would be with them as soon as he got his horse. The officers agreed to this, and Elkins walked toward the stable. Four months in tervened before he was again appre hended. Hoover's Friends to Organize. Several of the . boyhood friends of Herbert Hoover from Salem and New- berg have notified Chester G. Murphy of their intentions of attending the meeting at the central library Friday night, when plans for organizing the Hoover Republican club of Oregon will be perfected. Mr. Murphy an nounces that petitions for circulation to place Hoover's name on the repub lican ballot will be ready for volun teers to circulate and sign. The speakers will be personal friends and admirers of Hoover. Mandamus Hearing Postponed. Hearing of the mandamus proceed ings brought by F. A. Blanck to pre vent the county commissioners from awarding a contract to the Star Sand company for the macadamizing of the St. Johns river road has been post poned until tomorrow morning. The case was scheduled for argument before Presiding Judge McCourt to day. The plaintiff alleges the county will lose a considerable sum of money if the contract is awarded to the Star Sand company, as a majority of the board propose to do. "Open House" Announced. The Pa cific Phonograph Manufacturing com pany, located at East Thirty-third street and Broadway, manufacturers of the Stradivara phonograph, an nounces that it will hold an open house today for the benefit of mem bers of the Progressive Business Men's club, the Portland Ad club, the Realty Board and various other city clubs, on which occasion the plant and the actual manufacture of the phonograph will be open for inspec tion. People Trt St. James' Remedt. "St James' Prescription for Sickness" is the topic of Dr. W. T. McEIveen's lecture this evening at the First Con gregational church. This is the final lecture on "Christian Psychotherapy." These lectures have been so well at tended that it was necessary to use the church auditorium. A most in teresting part of the evening was the questions and answers which fol lowed the lecture. As a result of the lecture Dr. McElveen is treating quite a number of people. SqLDiERS to Get More Pat. A recent ruling of the war department will give all enlisted men serving in France. Germany, Siberia, China, Alaska and the Philippine Islands on See oar window. Sf) ft uy TO TOP OFF THE EASTER SUIT . Special Showing of Lion Quality Hats Newest feather weight shapes in light tan, seal brown, pearl gray, myrtle green, etc. $8 r S. & H. Stamps Given Exclusive Knppenbelmer If o tine in Portland MORRISOX AT FOURTH I I Was Arrested A, few days ago I was arrested on the charge of con ducting an unsanitary restaurant. Upon inquiry I found that the complaint was that I. placed empty milk cans on the sidewalk and that the hood over the range did not properly conduct all of the smoke from the kitchen. These two infractions of the city health ordinance have been corrected; the case did not come to trial, and everything is O. K. We are proud! to state we have been 5 Nearly Eight Years in this location, that our kitchen is and always has been open to the public and that we believe it to be far above the average restaurant kitchen in this district. You are invited to slip in and look ft over at any time and use your own judgment. . R. W. Wood, Prop. Wood's Lunch 101 Sixth Street iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiu workers scheduled for tonight has been changed to tomorrow evening. It starts at 6 P. M. promptly in asso ciation dining room. SALESMAN FACES ARREST OFFICERS TO MEET E. D. BIRK HOLZ AT SAX PEDRO TODAY Ex-Captain of Spruce Production Division Charged With Sending Mortgaged Car South. REV. TAYLOR IS SPEAKER Minister of Astoria Addresses Baker Theater Meeting. Rev. F. C Taylor of Astoria was the speaker at the noonday Passion and Holy Week meeting yesterday at the Baker theater, which had the largest attendance of any meeting so far, in spite of the rain.. Rev. Mr. Taylor said in part: "As we look out upon the world of unrest and dissatisfaction, we cannot say that It ia because Christianity is a failure, but we can say that It is because Christianity Is not applied. When E. D. Birkholz, former cap tain in the -spruce production division, steps down the gangplank from steamer arriving at San Pedro, Cal. from Portland this morning, he will be arrested on a telegraphic warrant charging him with larceny by bailee. A warrant for the former captains arrest on a felony charge was sent to the sheriff at San Pedro yesterday by Deputy District Attorney Dempsey. According to the complaint of Mrs, Ora Kisor filed in the district attor ney's office, Birkholz shipped his au tomobile to California shortly after he had mortgaged it to Mrs. .Kisor. Under the state law he was prohibited from taking the automobile out of the state and on conviction the offender may be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary. After his discharge from the service Captain Birkholz was an automobile salesman in Portland until he left for San Pedro last week. Kxtradition papers wilk be sent to California to compel his return to Portland if Birkholz does not come back voluntarily. said Prosecutor ana arter July 11, 1819, 20 per cent , Dempsey. additional pay. This applies only to those serving in their first enlist ment The state war risk officer, located at 226 Morgan building, has received the necessary blanks which can be had by calling or writing for them. Accident Not Reported, Charge. Forrest Cobb, who lives at 310 Mult nomah club, was notified to appear in municipal court today to answer to a charge of failing to report an accident within the legal time by Officer Tully yesterday. Cobb's auto mobile was struck Monday at Broad way and Davis street by a motor cycle ridden by Hugo Michelfelder, 560 Bertha street. Cobb told the officer that he did not know it was necessary to report. Extradition to Be Asked. Deputy Sheriff Beckman left last night for Chicago, where he will present ex tradition papers to Governor Lowden of Illinois to procure the return to Portland of Walter Wijas, under in dictment here for an alleged criminal attack on a 13-year-old niece. Wijaa is under arrest at Chicago, having been apprehended there last week, according to word received by Sheriff Hurlburt Charge Is Disorderly Conduct. John Schaffer was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct yester day afternoon by Motorcycle Patrol man R. L Schad on complaint of Mrs. L. J. Brant of 1524 Vancouver avenue. Mrs. Brant told the officer that the man had been hanging about in the vicinity of her house for two hours making suggestive motions and watching her. He will be given a hearing in the municipal court today. Pair Sentenced to SO Days. Henrico Martinez and Fred Acosta, who were charged with the larceny of a quantity of clothing from the room or John Manta on East Burn side street, were given "30 days each In- jail by Municipal Judge Rossman yesterday. The two were arrested crossing the Burnslde bridge by In spectors Collins and Colemah with a quantity of clothing which was later identified by Manta. Recovery or $947 Sought. J. W. Lowe is plaintiff In a circuit court damage suit against the Auto Transit company, in which he seeks recovery of 947 as a result of injuries he says were sustained by himself and his automobile in a ' collision with an automobile owned by the defendant company on the Derby-street ap proach to the Interstate bridge, No vember 18, last. Charge Involves Touno Girl. Arthur Kelt, foundry worker, who Is charged with a serious statutory offence Involving a 14-year-old girl was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Schulpius and La Salle at 667 Holland street. His bail was placed 'at 12500 and he will be given a hearing today. Charges against Kelt were filed by Deputy District Attorney Deich. Damage Suit Filed. Damages amounting to $10,250 are demanded by W. H. Harris In a suit filed In circuit court yesterday against Roy Kenison. The plaintiff alleges Keni son trespassed on his property at 1320 Kelly street last - Sunday and gave him a severe beating. He alleges there was no justification for the alleged trespass or assault. Lost. Saturday night, leather wal let containing money and papers. Re ward. Phone Bdwy. 2740, room 308. Adv. Lady Dentist desires position. N 145, Oregonian. Adv. War Workers' Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the X. 21. C. A. war THIS WEEK! "The Woman in Room 13" Played by . PAULINE FREDERICK This picture is making a splen did impression on our many good patrons. Coming Saturriav 0 THE GREAT AIR ROBBERY" Night flight over theater Saturday at 8:30 i Street Demonstration Friday and Saturday noon ; r Victrola What's in a Name? . Hovenden Piano Co. Can Tell You A visit to the Hovenden Piano Co.'s store, 146 Park St., between Alder and Mor rison, will enable prospec tive purchasers to test the superiority of the Victoria. Model XI $150.00 Prices $25.00 to $225.00 Easy Terms 1 Hovenden Piano Co, 146 Park' St., Bet. Alder and Morrison niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiinniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiin The Christian's job Is to go Into the world which is not Christ's and turn it into a world which is Christ's. In order to do this, we must become Christ's laymen and that cannot come until we work as he worked and think as ne tnougnt. A seu-aDsorma Christian never gained a single re cruit, for Christianity spells service, devotion and sacrifice. Rev. H. R. White of Roseburg will be the speaker at today's meeting. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our thanks to the ladies of the porter circle or the G. A. R. and our many other friends for their kind expressions of sym pathy during the recent death of our beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Martha Ann DOdglns. Adv. MR. J. W. DODGINS. MRS. J. P. WORTHLET. MRS. CALLIE ARNOLD. the store of -DEPENDABLE DRUGS" Is a Friend Indeed llpjljjf In Time 1 ijicu' ima i i Jin i tt "v a AN ever increasing night time patronage indicates that our "Never-Close" policy is becoming more fully real ized and appreciated. Reliable prescription work is the rule not exception at Nau's. UUP??? iVflS- OoRTLANO ORt. PHONE. MAW 72ti mrma 1 ARCADIAN GRILL Music and Dancing MULTNOMAH HOTEL Portland, Oregon' s Featuring GEORGE M. OLSEN and His Syncopated Dance Orchestra DINNER 5:30 TO 8 P. M. y - Music and Dancing SUPPER 9:30 TO 12 P. M. Music and Dancing Daily Except Sundays "'vririy-iiifJrliti'iiiV.r .- Victrola Music Is Different Don't confuse the Victrola with the hundreds of phonographs now being offered the public. There is -only one VIC TROLA the instrument made by the Victor Talking Machine Co., bearing the famous trade -mark "His Master's Voice.', All phono graph owners use Victor Records, but please note that the VICTROLA. VICTOR RECORDS and VICTOR NEEDLES are scientifically co-ordinated and synchron ized in the process of manu facturing, making it neces sary to use them TOGETHER t achieve the "so-different" and perfect music which has made the Victrola famous. Victrolas $25 to $480 Convenient Payment Terms r. Bat Sherman,Jlay& Go. Sixth and Morrison Street. Portland. (Opposite Pnatofflre) brattle Tacoma Ppokaae n3 MADS OM TNI VACiriC COAST Our idea of selling is serving Filing eahinett tkatiav you spacm as thit on does, lava you money t he only 6 drawer stttl cabinet mad. n EI Ul. Hi 'VIS As your business grows, it presents new problems for the office force. Our men, trained in the study of the most effective cler ical methods, may be able to suggest a solution that will actually save you time and money. Why not call or write Mr. Bond, ask ing more about this real service? We have helped others. Why not you? 7 Baker -Vawter -COM PAN V- Portland Office-651 Plttock Bldg. Phone Broadway 2292 You can SAVE MONEY by ordering Briquets NOW If you wCl lot us Deliver at Our Convenience and you may Pay at Your Convenience The price wiH be $13 but after Sept. 1st at least $13.50 Call Briquet Dept, Main 6500 Portland Gas at Coke Co. SUCCESSFULLY TREATED PYORRHEA Be anre yon are tree from thU drradrd dlaeaae, whlrh work aara rarwrea In the month nnd ranara the loaa of sound treth and of ten prodnrra dlwiM and death by dint rlbutlnjc Ita polaon to remote parte of the body. If taken la the early atasea It eai be aucceaafnlly treated. Come la aad InTeaUg-ate. rarucniar Attention raid to natea ana nnage mora. ot-WFtC: Honrst 8(3 to B P. 33 Yeara ii H. Phone M. 20 ZS. i Portland. WISE DENTAL CO. 211 FAILING BLDG, THIRD AND WASHINGTON. REPAIRED pitKnt. Pl.ivu-o. b m PIANOS,, FHONO fm - jf GRAPHS J? in Also retlnlshrl by a II new and better process iHnaa1"-" for less money. Tuning and action rerulatlnc HAROLD S. GILBERT 384 Yamhill Street Pianos Bought. Rented. Sold. Wanted Chairs to Cane by School for Blind FOR PARTICULARS CALL iSfSJMR. J. F.Myers Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Slain 7070 -, A 6035 Ere the Stork Arrives Our book. "THE PROSPECTIVE MOTHER," will guide to physical fit ness, and tells how to avoid tbs dangers attending maternity. It also describes fully the preparations needed, the aseptic management and after care of the case, the cars and feeding of the baby and other Important subjects. This book Is Intensely practical, written In clear, plain language and highly endorsed by physicians ss a guide for expectant mothers. One dollar. PACIFIC THERAPE CTI8T, PrlnerUle, Or. iL ) j i t ' nn The DKWAHD la a aew. modara and elesanllr appointed boteL possessing one of tbs most beautiful corner lob bins In tbs North west. Located st oth aad Alder sis., opposlts Olds, Wormian mt Kings Ms drp.rtmeut store la heart of ret all and theater district. Katea II AO and up. Una meeta all tralna "W car also mna from Union DsPOt direct In Hotel iiWAHU W. M. Seward. Proa. A Moderately-Priced Hotel of Merit. HOTEL CLIFFORD Past Morrlaaa St. aad F.aat Wlsta, 1.SR Per lis,. aa per Week fa. Estab. 20 Years In Portland C. Gee Wo Root and Herb Remedies 162 ft First SL, Fortland, Or. COAST CLOCK CO. Mareaatt 4M4, SI 4 Oerilaa-ev Bile, Alder St Cor. Second. WUI Renalr Year Ciack aad Do It C Right. J J t . i . . r . I - - i a. r