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THE MORNING OREG ONI AN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Driver Accused of Intoxication. A warrant for the arrest of William Chrestin. 560 Going street, driver of an automobile which collided with an inbound Irvington street car at East Kifteenth and Stanton streets, on a fMty Editor , Main 7070. A 60!r Sunday Kditor Main 7070. A COM3 Superintendent of Bldg. '. ". Main 707o! A 0093 charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated, was issued Vesterday out AMUSEMENTS. of the municipal court. Another HEILTG (Broadway at Taylor) Mme. charging Jack Collins of the same ad Galli-Curci in concert. Tonight ORPIIEUM (Broadway at Taylor) Vaude ville. Thin afternoon. Rakkr rnrnnrlwuv' near Morrison) linker Stock company in "Dawn o' the i , ,rlr"....fc "VJM.-Hicai com- I a Parked marine belonging to W edy. -The Prince of Pilsner." Three shows daily at 7 and 0. HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving pictures, '2 to 5, 4:45 to 11 P. M.. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays continuous 1:13 to 11 P. M. PANTAGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows daily. 2:30, 7 and 0:05. COUNCIL CREST Free amusement park. Take "CC" cars, Morrison or Washing ton streets. THRIFT STAMPS. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS On Sale at Business Office, Oregonlan. l.ARCH MOUNTAIN TRAIL SURVEYED. Fred J. Cleator of the forest service, assisted by C. K. Warner and Trudel Warner, spent last Saturday running a line from the new x-arch mountain trail from a point back of Angels llest through brush and across the Hast Fork of Bridal Veil creek to the Northwest ridge, where the Trails club has already done considerable work in preparing the route for travel. A satisfactory line was sur veyed by .Mr. Cleator and the Trails club will work on this section of the trail as well as the upper slopes of the mountain on its trip of -May 2i and 23 Heed Veoplk Take Ovtinc. "No body home" will bo a sign hung up at the liccd coIIokc dormitories and arts building this afternoon, when the whole community takes a half day's outing at Oswego lake, boat ing, swimming and hiking. Stay-at-homes will be confronted by a closed commons at the Ueed dormitory, but heaps of food will be carried to the Oswego picnic grounds. The half holiday takes the place of a spring campus day, which had been post poned because of rain. Kirk Prindle, Tom Brock way and .Miss Harrington of the Reed commons are making ar rangements for the trip. , Big Clock Takes Tumble. "Time" took a sudden spurt in the Reed col lege office yesterday, when "Big Ben," the electric clock, got loose 1 from its moorings and fell with a crash to the desk below, narrowly missing Miss Calista Kliot. office as sistant. The timepiece was speedily righted and was ready to give the warning bell for the next period. This is the second mishap in the Reed office in two weeks. A few days ago a chemistry student left a faucet turned on and as a result the office floor was under water the next morn ing. I LiARCII HlSTOHT TO Be Tone. At the Trails club luncheon today at the Washington Hazelwood, special con sideration will be given to the his tory and the geographical import ance of I.arch mountain. The speaker of the day. C. K. Warner, will talk for ten minutes a"nd general discus sion will be invited on the import ance of Larch mountain to the city of Portland and the country between here and Mount Mood. A brief report will also be made concerning the recent survey of the new trail from Angels Rest to Larch Summit. "Y" Announces Hioh Jinks. The mcmbcrsMp committee of the Y. M. C. A. is planning to hold a big "jinks" in the association auditorium, Saturday. May 15, to inaugurate the launching of a "summer special" membership campaign. The "Y" tri angle orchestra of ten pieces will play special selections beginning 7:30 P. M. Wrestling bouts under the direction 1 of Ray Lesher, wrestling instructor, boxing bouts and special stunts in the swimming tank will be some of the features. Refreshments will be served. The meeting is public. Contempt Hearino Postponed. The hearing of John Saltalamachia, who is accused of contempt of court be cause, after being ordered by Judge Tucker to stay away from his wife, he is said to have attacked and badly cut her with a knife, was postponed until this morning as he wished to produce witnesses in his behalf. He may be bound over to the grand jury on an assault charge also growing out of the attack. Damages of $300 Awarded. Dam ages of $300 were awarded Mrs. Julia A. Arndt of Milwaukie who asked $0200, by a jury in the court of Cir cuit Judge Tucker yesterday in her suit against the Portland and Oregon City railroad. She was injured when a car ran off the track and ' over turned near Rusk station last Octo ber. Husband to Pat Wife's Expenses. 1 hough Mrs. Emilia Reindflasch was denied a decree of divorce from John Reindflasch by Presiding Circuit Judge McCourt yesterday, the hus band was assessed attorney's fees and costs by the judge. Both had been married before and much of their difficulties were ove"r property Interests. R. M. Pratt Lecture Tonight. Kobert Murray Pratt will deliver hi fourth lecture entitled "The Moral Center of the Universe" in the Y. M C. A. auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. The lecture is one of a series of sub jects on "The Religion of Sensible Men." Henry J. Dirkson, bass soloist, will sing. The lecture is open to the public. if loiR artificial, teeth annoy you you need new ones that are scientifically constructed. Dr. E. C. Rossman, plate specialist, is equipped for this work. 307 Journal bldg, AUV. Dr. B. N. Hamm. pyorrhea specialist formerly in the Stevens building, has left the city, and refers his patients and friends to Dr. G. M. Hoffman, 300 , Journal building, whose practice limited to pyorrhea treatments. Adv Mant' Thefts Reported. Rugs jewelry and money included in spoils. our residence burglary and ,thie policy protects you against all such hazards. W . R. McDonald company, insurance with service. Adv. Seaside Via Auto. Cars leave fo Astoria. Seaside and way points at 10 A M. daily from 12 3 6th street (nea Washington). For rates and reserva tions telephone .Mar. 4381. Shepard's Auto Bus lines. Adv Ptokkhea treatments for quick and permanent results, it cost me nothing to explain the cause and prevention of pyorrhea while I work. C. Smith Lonte. dentist. 310 Bush & Lane bldg Adv. Gill's Fiction Circulating Librart, 3c a day to read all the newest fiction as published. Third and Alder sts. A civ. Vote Sx, W. R. .McDonald, candidate for tiie republican nomination for rep resentative. 17th district. Your sup port will be appreciated. Ad v. RUMMACF. SALE EXTRAORDINARY. Portland Woman's club. May 11 to 15. fire house market, 170 Fourth st- Adv Oriental Rugs stored, rep'red. wash cleaned. Cartozian Bros. Inc.. oriental rugs and carpets. Wash., near 10tn. Adv. Kemmeher Coal. Carbon Coal Coi mine agents. 321 Hawthorns iva East 118: Adv Fine, heavy. 12-ft. oak counter, suitable for office; $150. Main 6371 Adv. For Sale. Desirable 7-room fur nished cottage at Gearhart. Apply AL 410, Oregonian. Adv. IB-YEAR SUIT IS ENDED IST OF H. D. WINTERS PROP ERTY SOLD FOR $ 2) , 7 7 6 . dress, companion of Chrestin. with being intoxicated was also issued. Both men are in St. Vincent's hospital suffering from minor Injuries. Chrestin's automobile was bowled into F. Rogers, 598 Gantenbein avenue, as a result of the collision. Bribe Offer Charged. After Mike Sirich was arrested by Lieutenant Ervin on a charge of speeding on Mil waukie avenue yesterday he offered the arresting officer $5 to let him go. according to a report made by the lieutenant. An additional charge of bribery was filed against him. His I bail was placed at $100 on each charge and he will have a hearing In the municipal court today. Records at the police station showed that Sirtch had five automobile accidents since September. 1, 1919. When arrested he was said to have .tried to conceal his identity by giving the name of Mike Sich. Autoist Is Arrested. E. E. Thomp son, 799 Union aventfe, was arrested on a charge of reckless driving by Patrolman Freiberg of the traffic bureau yesterday after he drove his automobile into a horse ridden by Russell Henry, 344 Front street, knocking down the animal and break ing its leg. The horse was later shot. According to Patrolman Freiberg the automobile driver tried to pass the horse at the intersection at Fourth and Taylor streets. The machine was I said to have been driven 125 feet be fore stopping, following the accident. Break-Down Halts Traffic. Traf fic at Twenty-third and Washington streets was held up for about three quarters of an hour esterday when a rear wheel of a two-horse moving truck driven by .lames Turpin. 472 West Emerson street, gave way and spilled a heavy load of furniture into the street. Household furniture, in cluding a piano, cluttered up the street-car track and the right of way until they could be removed. Pa trolman Fr.eiberg of the traffic bureau reported that the truck wheel had caught In the car track and had col lapsed. Kennedt Hearing Postponed. Hearing on the petition of Mrs. Laura Kennedy for a writ of review of the act of the city civil service commis sion in discharging her from a posi tion as chief clerk in the office of the commission, was postponed by Presiding Circuit Judge McCourt yes terday owing to the failure of a city attorney's official to appear. Deputy City Attorney Toinlinson had notified Attorney Wilson T. Hume, counsel for the woman, that he would move to quash the order, but was not in court. Judge Ale-Court fixed a new hearing for June 7. Hoover Supportf.rs to Afpear. Supporters of Herbert Hoover for president will be on hand at the meet- ng of the Roosevelt Republican club Saturday noon. Delegations backing the other leading republican candi dates for the presidency have been guests of the Roosevelt club and each n turn has made attempt to outdo he other in providing entertainment. The address of the luncheon will be made by Arthur C. Spencer, general attorney for the O.-W. R. & N. rail road, and I. Walter Glllard will pre side as chairman. Familt Quarrel Settled. To avoid the appointment of a receiver for a ittle grocery store at 326 East Six tieth street as the result of a family misunderstanding, a stipulation was entered into yesterday between Mrs. Jessie M. Caderette, daughter, and Albert and Rosa Gee, parents, by the terms of which the parents deed to the daughter all claim to the real estate and the daughter gives them the use of the store premises and ad joining living rooms for one year and her interest in the grocery business. Government Sues Lumber Compant. Because a forest fire on the prop erty of the Stanley-Smith Lumber company destroyed government tim ber. United States Attorney Hum phreys will file suit against the lum ber concern. Authority to start such proceeding was received by him yesterday from Attorney-General Palmer. The government will seek to recover $3016. This is said to be the first suit of its kind ever filed in Oregon. Building Daitnports is an art com manding the best of skill to be em ployed. .We possess every facility necessary to accomplish that result. Every piece manufactured in our workrooms is designed with the greatest care, bearing in mind three essentials, viz.: correct style, com fort and enduranpe. Our prices are very low, quality considered. J. G. Mack & Co., 148 Park street, bet. Mor rison and Alder. Adv. Employes to Save Light. Employes of the Portland Gas & Coke company, through arrangement effected by the company officials, are to get a half hour of daylight saving every dav this summer. Announcement was made yesterday that, beginning next Monday, May 17. the employes of all departments will go to work at 8 A. M. and will end their day at 5 P. M. The working hours at present are 8:30 to 5:30. Liquor Seller Fined $400. John Friede. 1391 Caruthers street, was fined $400 yesterday by Federal Judge Bean after he had pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with a violation of the federal prohibition beer Long Litigation Is Closed "With Sale of Estate Parcels at Court house by Referee. After IS years of litigation over the estate of H. D. Winters, in which 176 persons at one time claimed a share, parcels of property remaining were sold for $20,776 at the court house yesterday by Bradley A Ewers, at torney and referee of the estate, which at first appraisal had been worth around $60,000. Attempts of Will E. Purdy to estab lish a claim to the property through the means of an instrument declared by Circuit Judge McGinn to be a for gery attracted much attention in the litigation involving the property. The contest of Purdy was carried to the supreme court without avail, the courts ruling that he had established no legal claim. The state of Oregon attempted, without success to have the property escheat to the state. There were originally 128 contestants for the property, of whom 60 were adjudged possible heirs because of established relationship. In actions begun by these and other claimants there de veloped finally 176 defendants with cla!ms. The final order of the court named 11 first cousins of Winter as heirs-at-law. Three of these cousins died during the litigation before their rights were determined. The chief property item in yester day's sale was at Grand avenue near East Davis street, sold to the Estates company for $15,000. bonds for immediate construction of a high school building at Madras. The district consists of ten school dis tricts. Bond buyers and contractors are filing bids with the district board at tonight's meeting. GRAIN EXPERT IS ASKED Portland .Notified to Make Choice to Sit on National Committee. Portland has been asked to fur nish a grain expert to sit upon a national committee to consider pres ent problems connected with the country's grain market. Notification vas received yesterday at the cham ber of commerce in a telegram from Frederick B. Wells, chairman of the chamber of commerce at Minneapolis. The message explains the situation, as follows: The conference of grain milling and al lied Interests held in Chicago on May 7 provided for the formation of a general committee to copsider all problems hav ing bearing upon grain markets other than those connected with future trad ing. You are requested immediately to designate a member of your exchange to serve on the committee. Prompt action in imperative, aa early organization of the committee is urgent in view of con sideration of transportation problems con fronting us. As men prominently connected with the grain corporation were out of the city yesterday, no-indication was made as to the choice of a representa tive. WIFE IS GALLED PROFANE ORDINARY EXPRESSIONS' ARK RESEVTEI) BY C. R. BRKYVKR. N'ora Ridgcway Has Left to Maki' Home With Another Man, Say Husband in Divorce Suit. The "ordinary expressions'" of Mrs. Grace L. Brewer about the home were decidedly profane, according to the divorce complaint of C. R. Brewer filed in the circuit court yesterday. "You little devils ran get along the best way you can." was a remark she would make to their children, said the husband, who insisted that she neglected their boys considerably. The Brewers were married in In., 1 in 1902 and had one son. 15. and twj adopted sons, 11 and 13 years old. Xora Ridgway, who wa? married to H. A. Ridgeway December 21. 1919. has left her husband to keep house for another man in Spokane, according to a divorce suit instituted yesterday. John David McCoy was only 23 when he married Florence May Mc Coy, aged 16. on May 11, 1919, and was unable to support her. she averred in a cross-complaint filed yes terday to his divorce suit. She de clared they went to the home of her mother to live and that her husband was unable to pay rent or board. A. J. IeCuyer filed suit for divorce from Mabel M. LeCuyer yesterday, al leging desertion. spellikFIeeItarteo See our Morrison windows. SILK SHIRT JUDGE CENSURES DRIVER Man Whose Machine Ran Down Miss Kmilda Tliibault Is Tried. Hearing of the reckless driving case of I G Richardson, automobile salesman. wnoiP machine ran -down and seriously in.iured Miss Emilda Thihault of Lucretia Court apart ments Saturday, took place in the municipal court yesterday with the result that Judge Rossman declared the salesman guilty. The judge an nounced that he would impose penalty on Richardson Thursday. The judge said that he thought the driver should have exercised more care in driving past the standing street car. especially when there v. ere people in the street, but that he was not yet ready to pass judg ment. Miss Thibault. who suffered concus sion of the brain, was reported to be improved slightly at the St. Vincent's hospital yesterday. SPEAKER LAUDS AMERICA Raymond Robbins Says Nations of Europe Thinking Socialism. America was held up as the only nation in the world whose institu tions are on a sound enough basis to minister to the wrongs of Russia and save the world, in an address by Raymond Robbins before the stu dents of the Oregon institute of technology at the Y. M. C. A. yes terday morning. Mr. Robbins declared that the great nations of Europe are thinking so clalistically today and that they are trying to undermine and change the present institutions of government. "The only way that we can combat the wrong ideas, the bolshevism and sovietism of Russia is to combat it with the right ideas," he declared. OPENING CONTEST HELD SCHOOLS LAST NIGHT. Audiences Also Hear Literary Pro gramme and Speeches on Edu cational Tax Measures. An old-fashioned "spelling bee" in nearly every elementary schol in the city of Portland, was the somewhat unusual attraction which drew thou sands of Portland residents to the school houses of their districts last night. Fathers, mothers, fond aunt ies and interested friends crowded the auditoriums of the various buildings intent on witnessing the "spellin down" of the pupils. The match for good spellers was the main attrac tion, hundreds of children competing. The winners in the preliminaries will meet Friday evening in the five high schools. Lincoln, Jefferson, Warhin-ton. franklin and St. Johns for thv semi-finals. Wednesday even ing rjY next week the final contest will ho held at the auditorium, the pupil-winners meeting representa tives cr the Women of Woodcraft at that :.iivie in a written contest. E. H. Whitney., assistant superintendent of schools is in charge of the gigantic spelling bee. In addition to the spelling contest last night at each school a pro gramme of songs, dances and literary numbers was presented to an appre ciative audience. Arguments in favor of the 2-mill tax measure for the sup port and maintenance of the ele mentary schools were presented 'by well-known speakers at the various schools. PRIEST COMING TO CITY Father J. A. Moran Transferred From Eugene to Portland. ECGEXE, Or.. May 11. (Special.) Father J. A. Moran,. who has been pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church for the past eight years, announced Sunday that he has been called to St. Charles church in Portland. Sun day's services were his last here as regular pastor. Father Moran came to the Eugene church as his first pastorate after entering the priesthood. He served as chaplain for the Knights of Co lumbus in France during the war. Father Arthur Lane of Albany, it is announced, will fill the local pulpit temporarily at least. GALLI-CURCI TONIGHT. Mme. Galli-Curci at the Heilig to night, 8:15, direction Steers & Coman. Gallery admission $1. Gallery and stage doors open at 7 o'clock. Adv, law. A quantity of whisky and was found at his house and he ad mitted he had been selling it. 1. W. W. Bound Over. Frank Brady', alleged I. W. W. agitator who was arrested in a soft drink resort in the north er.d Monday night on a charge of criminal syndicalism, was held to answer to the grand jury yes terday by Municipal Judge Rossman. His bail was placed at $1000. Brady is thought by the police to have been making a tour of the northwest. Machinery Sought for School. R. H. Thomas, school clerk, will go to ashinglon, D. C. after attendance at a convention of school clerks at Milwaukee. Wis., to select ma chtnery and equipment for Benson Polytechnic school after its release by the war department, the school board decided in a meeting Monday night, Who Values Health? Usually tUe one who has lost it. Many such may find wonderful recovery in the milk and rest cure treatment at the Moore Sanitarium, phone East 47. Office 908 Selling building. Main 6101. Adv Summer to Be Spent Cruising. Forest Examiner George A. Bright and F. W. Furst will leave today by auto-truck for Prineville. They will spend the summer cruising timber in the Ochoco national forest. Splendid Opportunitt For the right boy to learn brass finisher's trade: refs. required. Ore gon Brass Works. Adv.' Dr. E. . Morrow has resumed practice in Morgan bldg. Adv. Dr. Scott returned1: Selling bldg. Adv. Madras Votes High School BomU MADRAS, Or., May 10. (Special.) Union high school district by'an elec tion today voted to issue $50,000 in CASTOR I A For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the .. ..lovare of CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our heartfelt rhnnkA to the STodalitv girls and our many friends for their kind words of sympathy and beautiful flowers, dur ing our recent bereavement, the death Ol OUT loving niiupiiter aim himci, MRS. C. M. CULLY. ROSK J. CULLY. JOHN L. "CULLYT Adv. CARD OF THANKS. I wish to thank my ' many kind friends and relatives for their sym pathy and beautiful floral offerings extended dirring the sickness . and death of my wife. (Signed) CHARLES E. SAGE Adv. Handsome patterns in heavy tub and fiber silks, pongees, and others. Newest spring: stock. Sizes 14 to 17. Regular $10 and $12.50 values. Special at 45 o 100 Exclusive Kuppenlieimer House in Portland MORRISON at FOURTH ST. S. & H. Stamps $8 Why A SHAC Wafer For Head- Ache? FOR QUICK RELIEF If ytm have a headache, yoa wnt to b rid of it in th ahorteat possible rime. A tablet must first break op he. fore it can dissolve, after being talc en into the stonarh. With a SHAC wafer you just soak it in water for a moment and swallow it. Almost as soon as a SHAC wafer is swallowed its con tents are liberated to start oh thetr way through the system. That is one reason for SHAC for the SHAC wafer and it's a good one SHAC is a headache wafer for the relief of headaches, sick, bil ious, nervous or hysterical; also a relief in neuralgia. At Drug Slow. A GODFATHER WANTED. The bovs denartmrnt of the "Brownsville Woolen Mill store, 3d and Morrison, wants a godfather who is able to suggest a thoroughly descrip tive name for its Oregon-made all- wool boys' clothing. Cash prizes to the amount of $30 will be paid to boys of from 6 to 18 years who can meet the test. Call at the third floor boys' clothing department for full informa tion and contest blanks. No names accepted after May 13. Adv. v - rm. ir.;v a m m m i B An Old Friend j 'ft-k In a New Package PJV ou call our grocer tocLr? make I vTSi. a point to order Dependable in its netf 1 llW Sanitary Vacuum Can. UJp Jtl Ite tne same o0113 Dependable now ! llP jTi vacuum packed to insure its delivery to you as z Dwigkt Effcards Company j1 O remodeled and improved and now has one of the finest auditoriums in this part of the state. Jtev. Karle D. Sims recently completed a series of evan gelistic services at the church. Kelso Church Calls Pastor. KELSO, Wash., May 11. (Special.) Rev. J. O. Bovee has been elected pastor of the Kelso Baptist congre gation and will take up his duties at once. " The building was recently SAXOPHONES Martin Martin Band in struments are of superior worth. Ask any musician of reputation and he will tell you that the "Old" Martin line is first class. The Martin Line Is Complete Cornets, Trumpets, Saxophones and everything for the modern Band. MELODY "C" SAXOPHONE uiiiimiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiimiiiiu $250 I REWARD I I The undersigned here- I I by offer a reward of I $250 for information I leading to the arrest I and conviction of per- E I son or persons who on 1 I Monday night, May 3, 1920, stole 33 sacks .of sugar from the prem- ises at 143 Park street. I COFFEE CUP 1 CAFETERIA CO. Phone Main 2351 Arthur H. Johnston, President. nllllilllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIUIilllllll!? BUY KEYSTONE TIRES Guaranteed for 6000 Miles They give solid comfort, long service and add materially . to the pleasure of motoring. ASK FOR KEYSTONES We are distributors in this territory. Keystone Tire & Rubber Co. New York Northwestern Tire Corporation Broadway and Glisan Sts. Portland, Or. Phone "Broadway 2841. . New Park for Tourihls l'tablilicd. CHEHAL1S. Wash.. May 11. (Spe cial. Alexander park, in Riverside, was yesterday formally accepted by the Chchalis city commission from the donors, J. T. and J. W. Alexander. Jifst across the river from Riverside at the southwest entrance to (jne lialis. It includes a fine swimming hole, where a bathing resort will be installed. A fine camping site for autoists will be put in. the new park being on the Ocean Beach highway. mmmrmmtrrmmmrmmm i i 'il""liiiiliiiinmiinmni im mm. iihiu i ii f Information concerning fires taken from Fire Prevention Manual issued by The Kat'l Board of Fire Undermruers.) -loss by Fire in the United States in a year. Much of it could be prevented by the use of flashlights. Over 500,000 buildings are damaged or destroyed by fire annually in this' country more than a fir a minute. Most of them in homes! Many of them caused by the s . s l li use or matcnes ana canaies in closets, attics and store- Yours may be next. Safeguard your family and property. Have a Franco Flashlight handy. Franco Flashlights equip ped with Franco Batteries give . more light and last longer. Wireless, non-corrosive. Do not short-circuit. Guaranteed satisfactory. A variety of styles for home use. rb7normwJt(a?fotwlate No labor! No dirt! Gasco Furnace Radiantfire Gasco Boiler Coal Prices depend on freight rates. Freight rates are Due to increase soon, as the rail roads are asking for a 24 per cent Advance Buy your coal right now, for Soon you will have to pay con siderably more. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRAN CISCO Stiry Street, juit oil Union Square Ftmooi for aood service, cemtorl and excelleit cuisine at reasonable prices. Rates from S1.75 a Day Breakfast 0c and 76c. Lunch 60c: Sundays 75c. OinnrSl.25; Sundays J1.60. Moalcipal Car lino direct to door. Motor bus meets trains and steamers. MAY 13 TO 23 INCLUSIVE Drill Team Mult. Camp 77 w. o. w. Maytime Festival and Fair Featuring the Great DONNYBROOK FAIR SHOWS Nothing Like It Under the Sun WHS. AVE. AND STANTON Stanley Myers For District Attorney Paid Advertisement. Estab. 20 Years in Portland C. Gee Wo Root and Herb Remedies 1622 First St., Portland, Or.