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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Subjects Todai Patriotic. In view
of the fact that today 1b to be de
voted to patriotic subjects through-
out the country, the Oregon Civic
o Tj Ka!tor 51 . iSS' a SSSS league has turned over its programme
Bundav Editor'. Main 7070. A 605
Advertising Department. .Main 7070. A 805)5
Superintendent of Bids- .Main 7070. A 6095
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG (Broadway at Taylor) Margaret
Anselln In "The Woman of Bronze.
Tonight.
BAKER (Broadway near Morrison) Baker
Stock company In "Peg o' My Heart.
Tonight.
AIvCAZAR (Eleventh at Morrlaon) "Peg
o' My Heart." Tonight.
r-YRIC (Fourth at Stark) Musical com
edy. "The Merchant." Three shows
dally at 2. 7 and 9.
HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill)
vaudeville and movini Dlcturea. w u,
at the regular weekly luncheon this
noon at the Benson hotel to the Port
land Service league, under whose
auspices the Americanization day pro
gramme will be held this evening at
the munclpal auditorium. Ira Riggs,
president of the service league, will
be chairman of - the day, and the
speakers will be Colonel George A.
White, adjutant-general of the state.
and Judge J. H. Stevenson.
Women Mat Be Heirs. Mrs. D. D.
Youag, 650 East Forty-ninth street
north, and her sister. Miss Mabel
Richardson, 935 East Eighteenth
4:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sunaaya anti street north, mav nnsRihlv b. heira to
I1IMH1H y B. CUIIL1UUUUI A. o -
PA.VTAGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville Three shows dally. 2:80. 7 and
9:03.
THRIFT STAMPS.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
On Sale at
Business Office. Oregonlan.
Northman Drops Foreign Tongue.
The Northman is the title under
which the new publication which re
places the Pacific Skandinaven and
the American Scandinavian comes
from the office of H. J. Langoe, man
aging editor of the former Portland
foreign-language paper. While it will
be the product of the same office
which turned out the sheets that were
printed in Scandinavian, U will be
entirely in English. The first issue,
which was off the press April 29, has
1!0 pages and bears on its cover a
picture of the statue of liberty, and a
poem. "America." It is edited by H.
S. Swenson and managed by Mr
Langoe. Not long ago Mr. Langoe
strongly advocated doing away with
foreign language publications in
America.
Specal Trans to Convet Oddfel
lows. Arrangements for special
trains are being worked out by the
O.-W. R. & N. passenger department
for the annual state convention of
the Independent Ord'er of Oddfellows,
department council and Rebekahs'
assembly, which will meet at Baker
May 24-28. It is expected that
there will be more than 1000
delegates in attendance and that the
visitors who will accompany them
will make this one of the largest
gatherings in eastern Oregon this
year. Special trains will leave Port
land the evening of May 24. There
will be an attendance of members of
the order from Idaho who will come
as guests of the Oregon men and
women of the fraternity.
Woman's Foot Rcn Over. Mrs.
Catherine Worthingtoit of the Teas
dale apartments received a bruised
foot yesterday afternoon when L. L.
Shores, 255 North Nineteenth street,
struck her with his taxi at West Park
and Washington streets. Mr. Shores
reported to the police that he ran
over the woman's foot. O. 11. Strub
lun, whose address was not secured
by the police, was struck and bruised
by a car driven by James Chadfield,
423 Halsey street, at the intersection
of Fourth and Washington streets.
Forest Protection Urged. Oregon,
which has the greatest body of acces
sible standing timber in the world, is
asked to observe the week of May 2:1
to 20 as forest protection week and
a programme for the occasion will be
worked out to impress upon citizens,
particularly those who contemplate
visiting and camping in the forests
the coming summer, the necessity of
precaution against the spread of fires.
A proclamation relative to forest
protection week has been issued by
Governor Olcott.
Chief Clbrk for Ticket Office.
Harvey p. Pomcroy, ticket clerk in
the consolidated ticket office of the
railroads, will today assume the duties
of chief clerk In that office, succeed
ing to the place made vacant by the
resignation of R. D. Walker. Mr.
Ponieroy was formerly ticket clerk
of the Southern Pacific and when the
offices were consolidated was trans
ferred to the big agency at Third and
Washington, street.
ANNoriNa Women Charged. Will
iam Mertinger, who was arrested at
Fifth and Columbia streets, charged
with annoying women and girls, was
fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days
itu jail by Municipal Judge Rossman
yesterday. Mertinger gave notice of
appeal and his bail was placed at
$500. He was arrested by Motorcycle
Patrolman Stiles after residents in
the vicinity had turned in a com
plaint relative to his conduct.
Woman's Hearino Tcesdat. Mrs.
Vivian Mclnnis, who was arrested by
Inspectors Gordon and Wright and
Burns operatives on charges of the
forgery of checks declared to aggre
gate about $160. will have a hear
ing la the municipal court next Tues
day. Mrs. Mclnnis is declared to have
passed two bad checks upon the Km
ppnura, 124 Sixth street, three on
Meier & Frank and one on Liipman
Wolfe & Co.
Bcs Tjnb Permit Issued. A per
mit was issued yesterday by Motor
Bus Inspector Gill for the operation
of two 20-passengcr automobile buses
between Portland and Seaside. The
permit was issued to the Oregon
Scenic Trips company, which plans
to operate, and buses with .stops at all
the towns between Portland, Astoria
and Seaside. The Portland terminus
will be established at 62 Broadway.
Here's Yoon Chance. Forced to
sell on account of sickness. Ladies'
ready-to-wear store, in the busiest.
best 7000 population, growing lumber
mill town on the coast. Store will do
at least $50,000 this year. Long term
lease. Eleven thousand cash will
handle. This will stand rigid in
vestigation. Don't write unless you
mean business. Address AV 804, Ore
gonian. Adv.
Burglars Fail to Get In. J. Davis
who lives at 592 East Sixty-seventh
street, reported to the police yester
day that burglars made an attempt
to break into his house while the
family was away. He said that two
windows had been tried, but the men
had not been successful in getting
into tne place.
Herbert Greenulnd, tailor, 204-5
Morgan blag., dress suits a specialty.
Adv.
part of a large estate left by an uncle
who died recently in India. Meager
information that such is the case has
just been received by the two Port
land women, and they are now writ
ing to relatives ire the east in an
effort to verify the report. Their
first intimation that they were to
share in an estate of several million
dollars was received in a letter from
cousin.
Suspected Hold-TJp Man Arrested.
Joe Medina, alias Santiago Madero,
was arrested yesterday morning by
Inspectors Collins and Coleman and is
being held at the police station for
nvestigation in connection with the
hold up of Marion Swank and Royal
McDonald at the intersection of Lom
bard and Delaware streets yesterday
morning about 4:30. Medina was ar
rested at Third and Burnside streets
yesterday morning and Swank is said
to have identified him. He is said
to have done time in November of
last year for vagrancy.
Marriage License Not Recovered.
Efforts of the. police yesterday to
secure the marriage license of pretty
l9year-old Mrs. D. L. Caldwell,
which was reported stolen Thursday
night, were unsuccessful it was an
nounced. Officers, however, are work
ing on the case. Mrs. Caldwell re
ported to the police that she gave a
party at her home, 402 Princeton
street, and one of the men present
took the document. Her husband is
now im the state of Washington.
Lecture on Bees Is Todat. Bee
culture is to be taken up in a course
of elementary lectures Dr. Henry
Collins is to give in Meier & Frank's
auditorium beginning today. The
talks are scheduled for 2:30 P. M. and
will be on the following subjects:
Morphology of the bee. the use of
hives, bee flora, swarming, handling
bees, their enemies, wintering and
general management.
Theft Suspect Bound Over.
Walter Anderson, charged with the
theft of a storage battery and spot
light from the machine of C. E.
Travillon, 127 Farragut street, was
held to answer to the grand jury
yesterday in the municipal court on a
charge of larceny. H.s bail was
placed at $200.
Carrier Pigeon Seen. A pigeon.
thought to be a carrier, was seen on
the farm of Sam Anderson. R. F. D.
No. 1, Westport, Or., on Sunday. April
25, he reported. The bird had a band
on either leg and on the band on the
right was marked Y6820Aj20.
The Lord's return in the light of
tne obligations which it imposes on
life and service. Hear Rev. L. B.
Quick's sermon on "This Hope," Cal
vary Presbyterian church. Sunday at
7:30 P. M. Adv.
Unfurnished six-room house, with
garage: bungalow preferred; good
resident - district. Three adults in
family. Will lease for year or longer.
Dr. R. R. Hamilton. Phones: Office
Main 1719, res. Wdln. 3947. Adv.
Seaside Homes. Cartwright Park
Seaside, Or., lots $75 to $700. reason
able terms. Inquire Whttmer-Kelly
Co., 414 Pittock block or F. M. Cole,
Seaside.. Or. Adv.
Sunday Excursion to Cascade Locks
and Return. Steamer Kei.i.ogg Leaves
Tatuor-Street Dock at 8 A. M. Re
turns at 7 P M. Round Trip $2. Main
8065. Adv.
Take Sunday dinner at the College
Inn. bpeclal chicken dinner. Full a la
carte bill-of-fare 12 M. to 7 P. M.
East Sixth and Pacific streets. Adv
New bungalow, 5 rooms and sleep
ing porch, Waverly Heights; $3600
$400 down. Tabor 1811. Adv.
Kel.lt Springfield truck special
three point suspension means flexi
bility. Adv.
Feet ' Hurt? Have our foot spe
cialist examine your feet; "free con
sultation Knight Shoe Co. Adv.
Kemmerer Coal, Carbon Coal Co.,
mine agents, 321 Hawthorne ave. East
1188. Adv
Milk Curb at the Moore Sanitarium
Adv.
Police Practicb) Denounced. Four
boys who were arrested Thursday
night on, the charge of the larceny
of an automobile were released yes
terday after having been held incom
municado in the city jail all night. It
developed that they were driving a
car belonging to an uncle of one of
them and they had permission to use
it The boys were: Lloyd Robinson,
18: Raymond Hughes, 18; Gladwjrrt
Lawpaugk, 18, and Lloyd Lawpaugh,
23. Deputy District Attorney Deich
uttered a denunciation of the police
practice of holding prisoners incom
municado in the jail in municipal
court yesterday In connection with
the case.
Vogt Will Helps Charities. 1he
First German Methodist church of
Portland is to receive $250: German
Methodist orphan homes at Berea, O.,
and Warrenton, Mo., $200 each; and
the Old People's Home at Quincy, 111.,
$200, by the terms of the will of Mrs.
Caroline Vogt. who died in Portland
January 23, admitted to probate yes
terday in ' the circuit court. John
H. Vogt. son. was appointed executor
of the $20,000 estate. Though grand
children are remembered in: the will
most of the estate goes to the sons,
John H. and George A. Vogt. and the
daughter, Mrs. Caroline A. Wuest.
Theft of Trousers. Cash Charged.
George Arthur Hopkins, alias Ray
Rex, who is said to have taken a pair
of trousers in the pocltets of which
were money and bills amounting to
$146 from the room of M. Ford of
Sheridan, Or., in the Ryan lodging
house. Fifth and Main streets, was
arrested yesterday morning by Motor
cycle Patrolman Stiles. Hopkins is
said to have been transferring the
money from the pockets of the stolen
pair of trousers to his own pockets at
the time of his arrest. Hopkins is 22
years of age.
Mr. LaRochb to Retire, Rumor
Sats. Rumor that City Attorney La
Roche is contemplating retirement
from public office and entering pri
vate practice was circulated about the
city hall yesterday. Although the
rumor could not be substantiated, it
is known that City Attorney La
Roche desires to enter into private
practice, but is likewise eager to
handle the legal work of the com
mission of public docks in connec
tion with his private work.
Wife Charges Non-Support. Voyle
Cook was arrested by Deputy Con
stable Watkinds yesterday on a non
support charge preferred by the wife,
Mrs. Ruth Cook. He was put in the
county jail In lieu of bail of $500.
Announcement
THE KOSHER MARKET
OPENS THIS EVENING AT
654 FIRST ST.-
QUALITY MEATS MOD
ERATE PRICES, FREE DE
LIVERY. YOUR OLD FRIEND, L
FRIEDMAN, MANAGER.
TEMPORARY PHONE:
MARSHALL 741.
ft
L FRIEDMAN, RABBI Mi
FRIEDMAN, S. MARKEL,
Proprietors.
COMING
PAUL ELLSWORTH
1 Author of
Direct Healing
and other books, will give a course
of eiht lessons on Divine Psy
chology, Spiritual Healing and
Personal Efficiency in Portland,
beginning Sunday. Mav 2. Lessons
I and II will be held in the
PORTLAND HOTEL ASSEMBLY
ROOM
SUNDAY, MAY 3,
11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
OPEN FREELY TO ALL
THE MORNING LECTURE will
explain such points as why
"affirmation" heals, where "sug
gestion" fails; how to use Cosmic
receptivity to build health, per
sonality and success; what spirit
ual induction is, and how It se
cures results.
THE EVENING LECTURE will
describe in detail the Six Master
Principles in attaining perfection;
the three laws of expression; the
principle of diversification: un
conscious cerebration and Divine
Initiative.
Mr. Ellsworth's many students
in the United States, in Canada
and in Europe testify that his
teachings combine philosophy,
metaphysics and modern science in
a way which is unusually har
monious and practical. He has
been called "The man who makes
you think, and live!"
The Portland lectures will be
given under the auspices of
THE COMFORTER CENTER
Full A nnounr r men ts at the Sunday
Meeting;.
IB
WHITE TEMPLE
12th and Taylor Sts.
11 A..M.
"Going Over the Top"
By Dr. Wm. A. Waldo, Pastor.
Communion and reception
of men members at close of
morning service.
8 P. M.
"Undaunted Faith"
You are invited to attend
all services. Note change
of time in evening services.
Sunday school 9:45
B. Y. P. U., 6:45.
OFFICE
SUITE
Central Location
Fire-proof Building
2500 sq. ft. desirable, outside
offices, arranged to suit tenant.
Apply
Clark D. Simonds
703 Gasco Bldg.
CANTATA
"SEVEJI LAST WORDS OF
CHRIST,"
AT
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
EAST THIRTEENTH AD PINE,
AT Ti30.
Given by Chorus of 26 Voices. 10
Soloists, Three Accompanists.
Directed by
J. William Belcher.
MORMSU SERMON AT 11,
"THE FIFTH GOSPEL"
WALTER HENRY NUGENT. D. I).,
Al lm later.
YOU WILL BE WELCOMED
Estab. 20 Years in Portland
C. Gee Wo
- Root and Herb Remedies
162 2 First St. Portland, Or.
Watch for
The Comet
Visible Soon
Which Foot
Is
Yours?
fff
Normal
feet are of
these three types. The
is built on lasts to fit them.
One of its three shapes is
BOUND to fit your foot.
Looks, comfort, fit and wear
combined.
Exclusive Agents
Morrison at Fourth
Free
Lecture
DANIEL TOOLE
OF NEW YORK
Representing the International
Bible Students' Association.
Sunday, May 2, 8 P. M.
Daniel and All the Prophets
Soon to Be Resurrected in Hu
' man Form, and to Become the
Visible Rulers of the Earth.
Prophecies now being fulfilled
point out the tremendous evi
dences that we are changing
dispensations.
How Christ will rule the world
when his kingdom is fully estab
lished. This subject clearly explained
'by a deep Bible scholar and
able lecturer at
W. O. W. TEMPLE
ELEVENTH STREET .
Between Washington and Alder
YOU ARE WELCOME
Seats Free No Collection
First Congregational
Church
Park and Morrison Streets
Rev. W. T. McElveen, Ph. D.
Pastor
11 A. M. "An Expectant Crea
tion." 12:25 noon Current Events Class,
"France's Invasion of .Ger
many." 7:45 P. M. "Applying Christ's
Principles of Service to . Prof
iteering; the Armenian Man
date, and Recent French and
Japanese Aggression."
6:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
9:45 A. M. Sunday school.
0
HAZELW001
Hazelwood
Saturday and Sunday
Specials
Watch for our Bakery, Candy and
Ice Cream Specials every week.
Our Pastry, Ice Cream and Candy experts put forth
their best efforts in preparing these Specials and
you will always find them delightfully good.
Pastry Specials
Tennis Gateau
Eccles Cakes ........
. .$1.50 each
m. ..10c each
Candy Specials
Assorted Cream Wafers. . . .75c pound
(Lemon, orange, wintergreen, pepper
mint, spearmint and violet flavors.)
Ice Cream Specials
French Nougat Roll with cherry ice
center $1.25 per roll
French Nougat Ice Cream, bulk, 75c qt.
Our ice cream bricks are put in extra
heavy boxes and will keep for 112 hours.
The above specials can be purchased at the Hazel
wood, 388 Washington St., or the Broadway Hazel
wood, 127 Broadway, on Saturday and Sunday,
May 1 and 2.
Phones: Marshall 1, Automatic 562-81
Everybody Eat
LAM
Now Is the Time!
First Methodist Church
Twelfth aiid Taylor Sta.
MORNING SERVICES, 1030,
REV. JOHN PARSONS, D. D.,
Conference Historian, Will Preach.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE, 12:15 P. M.
EVENING SERVICE, 7l4S.
SACRED CONCERT BY THE VESTED CHOIR AND SOLOISTS.
READINGS BY
MRS. HIGH G. GHtWUlU AN ELOCUTIONIST OF ABILITY.
ALL WELCOME
10:30 A. M.
THE FIRST MAN
who saw around
- THE WORLD
7 1.10 P. M. Song Service
How Find God
Through the Bible
12:10 Bible School
:30 Y. P. Society Stereoptlcon
Westminster
DR. E. H. PENCE, Paor
Wanted Chairs to Cane
by School for Blind
FOR PARTICULARS CALL
Z:il'MR.JsF.Myers
SUNDAY, MAY 2,
HEAR
Dr. S. J. REID
THE IRISH EVANGELIST,
AT TH13
HIGHLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
EAST EIGHTH AND ALBERTA.
DR. W. T. MILLIKEN. Pastor. .
YOUR LAST CHANCE TO HEAR
MRS. ETTA S. BLEDSOE
Noted Speaker and Menage Bearer
SUNDAY, 3 AND 7:45 P. M.
COME AND WITNESS A SPIRITUAL
ISTIC CHRISTENING.
Special music by Mrs. Edythe Davis
Smith. Miss P. Fishburn and Lester
Davis.
FIRST SPIRITUALISTIC CHURCH,
INC
East Seventh and Hansalo Streets.
it
ESSENTIALS
99
What Seventh-Day Adventists Be
lieve Men and Women Must
Do to Be Saved.
aaaaW afrii mi nnn
Hear Evangelist Dickson tell
first-hand what is the belief of
Adventists regarding this vital
question. Let the Bible Be Our
Guide.
'Special Programme of Music
Male Quartet
CHRISTENSENS HALL
11th St Bet. Morrison and
Yamhill
SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 2
7:30 o'Clock
COME Seats Are Free COME
First Presbyterian
Church
Alder Street at 12th
Both Services Tomorrow
Rev. Levi Johnson
(Assistant Pastor)
10:30 A. M.
"When Questions Are
Answered"
7:45 P. M.
"The Making of Jacob
Contralto solo, "The
Evening Prayer"
Costa Mrs. Virginia
S. Hutchinson.
L S&lZr
EAST STDE BAPTIST CHURCH
East Twentieth and Salmon
OR. W. B. HINSON
11:00
"COD'S MAN" i
7:45 ,
"MAN'S GOD"
Take Hawthorne. Mt. Tabor or
Stmnyside cars to East 20tU street.
WILLFUL MURDER!
IS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR
SAME DIVINELY. ORDAINED?
I MONTGOMERY ST. I
Big Special Sale
This Saturday
300 Genuine Baby
LAMBS
"Jones' Quality"
Hind quarters 50c lb.
Fore quarters .40c lb.
Legs, Loins or Racks 50c lb.
Shoulder Roasts 30c lb.
Breasts ' 20c lb.
has a,
trunk-
4 I
r'm fc.. urn
THE TABERNACLE
' SIXTH AND MONTGOMERY.
BY
BY DR. HIBBARD.
SUNDAY, MAY 2,7:45 P. M.
Terr Important: Do Not Mlu It!
ARCADIAN GRILL
Music and Dancing
MULTNOMAH HOTEXi
Portland, Oregon
Featuring GEORGE M. OLSEN and His
Refined Dance Orchestra
Feature Night, Every Wednesday Evening
Special Supper Attraction
Dinner, 5 :30 to 8 P. M. Supper 9 :30 to 12 P. M.
Music and Dancing
YOU ARE INVITED TONIGHT TO
-ma LARGEST MISSION
ON THE COAST
Corner Front and Burnside Street
SEATING ONE THOUSAND PERSONS. LARGE CROWD EVERY
NIGHT. SPECIAL SINGING. LARGE ORCHESTRA.
YOU "WILL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE
Under the Bi Electric Sign
"JESUS THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD"
THE MISSION SPREADING THE GOSPEL BY AIRPLANE