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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF CUT Editor !' - 30-g tiundav Erfiln . Main 7070. S60-HJ Advertising Department. . Main 70.0. na-vo cupennlenaent ol ttiag-. A MTREMENTS. I.TRIC (Fourth and Stark) Musical com edy. "Sailing Along." Three shows daily it 1!. 7 and 8. - HIPPODROME (Broadway at Ta,n"'J auuevtlle and moving picture. 6:40 to U P. M. Saturday... n,0 enri .II.J- ...linnnniL 1:15 tO 11 P- VANTAGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude- vllle. Three shows dally. " COUNCIL CHEST Free amusement Take "CC" car Morrison or r. ton streets. -THE OAKS Campbell's American BanQ In concert. Free admission uum i except bunduys and holidays. TERW1LLIGKK PARK rreo ' band concert at o r. . COLUMBIA BEACH Children - ins and amusements. OREGONIAN AT BESORI8. Subscribe with the "IloWjn? "hjmosl your summer resort, . -- city prompt deuvery 01 " - payable rates. Subscriptions by mail are paj. in advance. . . Kmnrell Barvlew. Or . she.ley Buy City, or - Mitchell Hay ocean. 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For the first; time since the new auto, mobile drivers' license law became effective, Judge Rossmarr of the mu nicipal court yesterday exercised the rower contained therein to recom nr.ent to the secretary of state the temporary revoking of a woman's driving license. The action was taken as a penalty in the case of Miss Helen Ransom, aged 18, daughter of Frank H. Ransom. Miss Ransom, ac cording to testimony, was arrested for driving an automobile down Mil waukee avenue at nearly 30 miles per hour. Judge Rossman informed the girl that he would immediately write to the secretary of state, recommend ing that her driver's license be re voked for a period of 30 days. Deputy Goes to Serve Papers. To serve papers on the president or sec. retary of the Grande Ronde Lumber company. Deputy United States Mar shal W'iilis left for eastern Oregon last night. The company is being sued for 6S5.943.26 by the government, the charge being that the Incorporators of the company, through dummy en- trymen, secured more than 20,000 acres of timberland by means of an alleged conspiracy. BUT. BAKER IS GOAL. OF mm OUTING 65 to Leave Portland on 15 Day Trip. ASCENTS WILL BE MADE NURSERY NEEDS FUNDS BUrCDING OF AIiBERTIXA KERR HOME MAX BE HELD UP. Estimate of $50,000 Increased $20,000 by Advancing Costs. A. II. Averlll Is Treasurer. Grape Juice testing In alcoholic con tent from 7.40 to 8.85 per cent and ctder from 4.85 to 6.25 per cent, found in the soft drink eabHshment of John F. Whetstone on North . Main . A. n m T 1 1 II t 11 111 - street ' J.' lutlon of the , L eCl fine of 25 in th. court of District Judge Bell yester . wo r.f rider heavy ir oay. x" .,rnvcd. Whetstone explained v. was sweet when purcnuaeu been guaranteed by the makers not to turn hard except after long ex- mace was and Ken- ... Char ITS Tllll II CL dall of Portland and Constable Squires of Gresham. Farmers to Have . Field DAT. -Farmers will have their sixth annual field day at Gresham Saturday. July 31. The programme begins at io:ju o'clock in the morning ana continue all day. In the lorenoon -,111 v.. mucin nv ueorge iTi.ort states senator, and by staDleton. Music will be pro i,:ri th a. A. R. auartet, an or chestra and a band. In the afternoon .-. In the county win i. on a comedy stunt and there will be a community sing and varied kinds ol sports. The field day will be held in nds at Gresham and Mo e. . - , . . . k . r .111 hi- no admission b K.-.rvnn who wishes to go is invited and should bring a basnet luutn. Woman Held Legally Dead. Seven years and more having elapsed Since the unexplained disappearance of Airs. Hilda J. Giberson from her home Portland, she is held to De aeau, loirnllv. and W. Jay Seaman yesieray filed a petition witn tne prooaic division of the circuit court asKing nnnnin tment as administrator of her .mall estate. Mrs. Giberson disap peared in 1911. and no neins nave been found. The property consists of a lot and small house, which has been unoccupied since the woman s dis appearance, of approximate value of $750. It may escheat to the state. Liquor Charge Draws Fine. A pint of moonshine whiskey and eome empty bottles were sufficient evi dence to Judge Rossman yesterday in police court to convict Joe Mielke, automobile salesman, of violating the prohibition law and Mielke was fined J50 and given ten aays in tne cny jan. Mielke, according to the officers mak ing the arrest, had the moonshine and empty bottles in his possession wnen taken Into custody In a room at the corner of First and Salmon streets. Trixy Walker, a woman arrested with Mielke and held as a witness, was re leased. Unless help Is forthcoming from th community chest, the building of the new Albertina Kerr nursery home lor nameless and homeless babies may have to be halted for a while. This fact was announced yesterday by W G. McLaren, superintendent of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective society, at a meeting of the boards of the nursery home, the Louise home and the Hilizabeth cottage. The joint meeting was called to order in the Oregon hotel, Dr. T. V. Watts presiding. "There is urgent need in Portland that this nursery should be finished and as quickly as possible, said Mr. MacLaren. nut tne prices have advanced so that instead of costing 150,000, the estimate when the building was start ed, it will come nearer $70,000, we are told. The fact that there are many children needing the shelter of a well-managed and thoroughly up- to-date home should be argument enough to rush this building to com pletlon. I dread to think of our hav ing to shut down, but we must pay our way. A. H. Averill was elected treasurer to succeed W. D. Wheelwright, who resigned after his appointment on the child-welfare commission. J. K. Gill, Dr. C. O. McCulloch and Rouen Hurst all spoke of the good work done by tne society in maintaining the nur sery, the Louise home and the cot tage. 40 DOCTORS GET LICENSE Medical Board Announces List of Candidates Who Passed. Grades of applicants who took the July examination given by the state board of medical examiners were an nounced yesterday and It was found that 40 had passed and 16 were con ditioned in one or more subjects. Sue cessful candidates who were granted Oregon licenses were: Ralph W. Stearns, Estella Ford Warner, Albert R. Sargeant, Allen R. Anderson, Richard F. McKaig, L. How ard Smith, W'ilho A. Groenlund, Paul Woerner, Irene M. Hunt, Albert Les- sing, K. Ray Watts, Arthur H. Hix- son, Louis Manning Munson, Helen George Dennis. Earl J. Schuster, Wll- mot C. Foster. Gavan C. Dyott. E. timer Carlson, Fortunat A. Troie, J. Constance K.lecan, Glenn M. Yount, Leo B. Bouvy, Herbert H. Foskett. A. F. Walter Kresse, William Oliver Henry, Ivan M. Woolley, W. H. Fah renbruch, Robert W. Langley, Thomas D. Remeley, Edward W. St. Pierre, Nicholas S. C. Checkos, Raymond R. Staub, A. J. Douglas, Harry S. Irvine David A. Williams, Jesse Le Roy Block, Thorfinn Tharaldsen, True D. Coe, James W. Wheeler, John William Rose. Members of the board now are Dr Frank E. Smith, president; Dr. U. C. Coe, secretary; Dr. Frank W. Wood Dr. D. D. Young, Dr. J. Bessen and Dr. R. C. McDaniel, treasurer. Besides Scaling' Mountain Side, Parties Will Include Mt. Sliuk- san and Haonegan Pass. Sixty-five Mazamas will leave Port' land at 11:30 o'clock Saturday even ing for Mt. Baker, which will be the scene this year of the 27th annual 15-day outing of the Mazama club. The party will leave Seattle Sunday morning and go by boat to Belling ham. Early Monday morning auto mobiles will carry them the 40 miles to Excelsior and from there the climbers will hike to Camp Sammom at the foot of the mountain on the north side. The camp has been named in honor of E. C. Sammons, president of the club this year, in accordance with an established custom. The camp is about eight miles from the Canadian border. Ascents to Be Blade. The party will make one or more official ascents of the mountain Small parties will go up at various times, and an exploring trip of three or four Mazamas will go up after about two days in camp as a scout ing party to determine the best route. Mount Baker gives opportunity for real mountaineering, said Mr. Sammons yesterday. "It is not mountain which one can walk up any day. Ice and crevasses must be con quered. We hope that everyone will get to the top on the official ascent.' Side trips will be taken to Mt. Shuksan, the Ruth mountains, Hanne gan pass, all near the north side o Mt. Baker, and Glacier lake. On the south side, Mazama Dome will be visited. This was named after the club in 1906, the year of the first trip to the mountain. The Mazamas made another trip to Mt. Baker in 1909. This year's party is the largest which has ever attempted this trip. Ayer Outing Chairman. The party will' break camp August 15, reach Seattle that night and ar rive in Portland the following morn ing in Bpecial Pullmans. The outing committee in charge comprises LeRoy Ayer, chairman; Miss Martha Nilsson, Roy Anderson and C. J. Merton. The secretary, Al fred F. Parker, and Mr. Sammons will also make the trip. The 65 who have signed for the out ing are: Bernice J. Gardner. Alfred Parker, Jamieson Parker, Harold S. Bobb, Alice Hutchison, E. C. Sam mons, R. H. Bunnage, Selma P. Flo- dine, Roy W. Ayer, Le Roy E. Ander son, Mrs. J. A. Lee. John A. Lee, E. E. Coursen, D. T. Kerr, Neil James. Katherine Schneider, K. H. Koehler. Bertha Hunter, Jennie Hunter, Wes ton J. Chase, Mrs. Weston J. Chase, Ethel M. Loucks. Rasho Ivanakeff, Richard W. Montague, Cinita Nunan. E. F. Peterson, Harry Wolbers, Mary Gene Smith, Mrs. Use Delbruck, Frank M. Redman, B. A. Thaxter. Martha E. Nilsson, Cecil Pendleton, Mrs. J. P. Morgan, Mrs. G. B. Maxwell, Mrs. K. H. Koehler, Jerry E. Bronaugh, Mar garet Griffin, Esther Penwell, Ru dolph Rimbach, E. Boehme, Mar guerite Colpitts, W. H. Gilmore, R. Perry, Doris M. Olsen, Edward A. Brown, George Hartmus, A. S. Peter son, F. Giesecke. Kenneth F. Frazer and Arthur D. Piatt, all of Portland Le Roy Ayer Jr., Crawsfordsville, Or.; Anna M. Turley and Lucy M. Lewis, both of Corvallis; Bessie Day, Eu gene; Sydney Sommerville, Pendle ton; A. H. Marshall and Francis d'Arcy, both of Vancouver, Wash Annette Wiestling, Anna Nickell, Clarice Hoff, all of Seattle; D. I. Cone of San Francisco; Fred L. Smith, Bellingham, Wash.; F. G. Franklin Salem; John R. Penland, Albany. COME ON IN! THE WATER'S FINE! Batliin Suits Values to $10 Special at $A .85 A welcome price cut right in the heart of the swim ming season. Newest colors and patterns. LOOK THEM OVER TODAY! S. & H. Stamps Given Exclusive Kuppenheimer House in Portland MORRISON at FOURTH actual time served, as provided by statute. Adoption by the county of a street improvement law similar to that of the city of Portland, authorizing the county to proceed with street and road work wherever petitioned by majority of property owners affected, charging the expense to property owners or definite improvement dis trict, was discussed yesterday, but no decision reached. Roadmaster Eatchel suggested the presentation of a bill embodying this idea to the next leg islature. PRISON SENTENCE STANDS! - , INTERCESSIOX OF FRIEXDS FOR PARKS OF "0 AVAIL. Home Bdters Charge Fraud. Suit was filed In the circuit court yester day by P. Doctor and Elna Doctor against C. C. Woodward, alleging that in a trade of a home on feaginaw heights for a Mountain Dell orchard tract in March, 1917, the plaintiris were defrauded. They were told that the land had a log house and spring on It and was not rocky ana tney found it possessed no spring or house and was all rock, they maintain. They want JS00 damages. Treat Offered Music Lovers. unusual interest to music lovers will be the grand military fantasia, "Rem! nlscenceS of the Boys in Blue, which Campbell's American Concert band will put on this evening at the Oaks. Miss Dorothy Daphne Lewis, Port land mezzo-contralto, will sing two popular selections of military color. Trolley Strikes Woman. Mrs Margaret Grandeau, who resides at the Cadillac hotel, was injured yes terday afternoon when she was run into by a street car at the corner of Third and Alder streets. She was taken to St. Vincent's hospital for treatment and it was found that the left foot had been fractured. Modern office systems devised and Installed. Our system experts at your service, no obligation. Over 400 stock forms to select from, at a saving Phone Main 1971. Pacific Staty. & Ptg Co., 107 Second street. Adv. Moonlight Dance, boat Swan. Fri day night, 8:30, foot of Jefferson St., by Liberty Assembly, United Artisans. Prize waltz, 6-piece union music. Ladies 55c, gents. 75c, including revenue. Adv. Cedarville Park Campmeetino at Linnemann Junction will feature Rev. Edward K. Earle, famous slate writer, each Wednesday and Sunday at 3 P. M. Take Estacada, Gresham, Xroutdale and Bull Run cars. Adv. Dance Boat Bluebird. Opens Tonight. East Morrison-St. Dock. Boat Leaves 9 P. M. Dancing Evert Evening. Adv. Nerve- Blocking. Drs. Hartley, Kiesendahl & Marshall, specializing in paiLless dentistry by the nerve-blocking method. 307 Journal ,bldg. Adv Distinctive Willamette Heights Colonial Bunoalow, 9 Rooms, Com plete lt Furnished; 1175. D 9S5. Oregonian. Adv. Gold and Aluminum Plates are su perior. Made by a new process. J. E. Stevenson, D. D. S., 310 Bush & Lane bldg. Adv. Hill Military Academy, Portland, Oregon, is the 'only private military academy in the northwest. Adv. Rom-i-da Hair Grower, positive guarantee. Shampooing, manicuring. 428 Medical bldg. Main 7966. Adv. Swimming every afternoon, dancing every evening. vv indemuth on the Willamette." Adv. Kxmmerxr Coal. Carbon Coal C. inine agents East 1183. Adv. Dr. McMaeos for 100 Chiropractic. -Adv, , . COUNTY DISALLOWS BILL VICE-PRESIDENT COMING Thomas R. Marshall Scheduled to Pass Day in Portland. Thomas R. Marshall, vice president of the United States, who has been sojourning in California since the gathering of the Democratic national convention at San Francisco, is sched uled to pass Friday, August 6. in Portland. He is en route to Glacier National park and will proceed east from Portland via Spokane, accom panied by members of his party. The party is making the trip on the regu lar trains, with drawing room and compartment reservations in Pull man, and no details as to arrance ments for the stop here have been Sv announced through the traffic de- fcS partments of the Southern Pacific or North Bank roads. Jeweler Declares at Hearing Con victed Man Is Both "TlUef and Liar." Intercession of friends for H. M. Parks, Korean-Hawaiian, who -was sentenced to two years in the peni tentiary by Circuit Judge Stapleton Friday for the theft of a diamond ring, was of no avail yesterday when A. Feldenheimer, Portland Jeweler, declared, after hearing the new plea being offered for Parks, "the facts simply are that Parks is a thief and a liar." ' Mr. Feldenheimer went on to say that Parks had admitted to him the theft of the ring and that it was his belief that Parks had stolen many other articles during employment in the store of A. & C. Feldenheimer. "This man deceived me as much possible," he declared. "I trusted him and he abused my confidence. He told me just how he took the ring. He got In through a window, took the dia mond ring, took out the stone, had it reset and then traded it in on an automobile. I think he got away with about flSOO worth of stuff from our place." The plea of Roscoe P. Hurst and friends of Parks for modification of the young man's sentence was turned down by the Judge after hearing the other side of he story. The new de fense introduced by friends of Parks into court Tuesday was that he got the diamond from a friend who had worked in the jewelry store also. The friend was not to be found. 0 M of ihPmeiMe Coast STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( CALIFORNIA.) Correct lubrication oSL grade &r eacn vyjJG of engme ing qualifications and branches: Infantry, 176 men without special qualifications, 30 men qualified as cooks, 30 men qualified as clerks; cavalry, 15 men wihtout special qual- fications, 5 men qualified as cooks, & men qualified as clerks; field artil lery, 25 men without special qualifica tions, 5 men qualified as cooks, 5 men qualified as clerks; quartermaster corps, 27 men without special quali fications, 3 men qualified as cooks and bakers, 6 men qualified as clerks. Returns Show Victory for Premier. HALIFAX, N. S.. July 28. Returns from the Nova Scotia provincial elec tions held yesterday indicate the re turn to power of the government of Premier George II. Murray, according to the Chronicle, liberal newspaper. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the many friends for the kindness shown our loving wife and mother during her itinera and for the many beautiful floral offerings. A. R. CRl'M l Adv. AND FAMILY. S. & H. green stamps for cash. Holman Fuel Co. Main 353. 560-21. Adv. Commissioners Refuse to Pay Charles Conroy 50 Cents Hour. On the ground that there was no way in which such charges could be audited, and that the establishment of a precedent might cost the county thousands of dollars, Multnomah county commissioners yesterday re fused to allow Charles Conroy addi tional Compensation at the rate of 50 cents an hour for looking up mem bers of an election board at the last election, and for cleaning up the room used as a polling place after the bal loting. All allowed was the $3 a day for GERMAN SERVICE OPEN Army After 1123 Recruits for Ex peditionary Work. It is announced from the Portland army recruiting station. Third and Oak streets, that 1123 men are needed by the army for Immediate assign ment to Germany, according to a tele gram received from the adjutant general's office. Only men above the average in ability will be accepted and they must enlist for three years. The call is for men of these follow- PASSENGER TRAIN PUT ON Mixed Service on Grays Ilarbor Branch, Replaced. . Effective yesterday the Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation company established exclusive pas senger train service on the Grays Har. bor branch, replacing the mixed train service of Nos. 43 and 44 operating between Centralia and Aberdeen and Hoquiam. The passenger trains will operate under the same numbers and without change of schedules, and will carry baggage car. coach, smoker, first- class coach, between terminals and will also carry standard sleeping cars to and from Seattle and Portland. connecting with trains Nos. 663 and 564 at Centralia. 1 11 TOT J, SicfW flie lag r leqgtlieiie a liis days Clemenceau, they say, was so busy "mak ing war" that he found the ordinary day too short. So he characteristically de cided to add a few hours. He, there fore, discarded the fastest autos and trains, and chose the airplane for travel. In this way he added precious working hours to every day. So can yon, too. Twelve Curtiss planes, the most suitable machines for com mercial purposes, are now in commis sion at Lewis & Clark Field available for long flights at any time every day. Buy a Commutation Book and travel by air; save time your greatest business asset. 0. . & I. Airplane Co. LEWIS & CLARK FIELD 29th and Linnton Road. - Phone Broadway 33. PORTLAND, OREGON. Hazelwood Fountain Specials ICE COLD DRINKS Fresh Limeade Grape Cobbler Alaska Snowball Loganberry Rickey FANCY SUNDAES Pond Lily Peach Melba Moonlight Pineapple Special FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM THE HAZELWOOD Confectionery and Restaurant 388 Washington 127 Broadway "ART METAL" Steel Filing Cabinets FOR Letters, Card Records, Etc STEEL SHELVING STEEL LOCKERS YAULT TRUCKS SAFES PLAN FILES Ask for Catalogue. Glass & Prudhomme Company Printers Bookbinders. 65-67 Broadway. Portland. On a Limited Number We WU1 Sell NEW AUTO TRUCKS and Supply Hauling Until Truck Is Paid For One-third Cash Payment Holman Fuel Co. Wilson Truck Agency 94 Fifth Street Miss Catlin's School FOB BOARDIXO AND DAT PCPltS Sow occupies lt new building on WESTOVER TERRACKS An Ideal Location Basketball and Ten nis Courts. Prepares arlrls for eastern as well as western co'lfeges a-nd schools, under a fac ulty of able eastern teachers. Number of students in each class limited. Primary. Intermediate and Hleh School Departments Boys Accepted In Primary Grades. Special and Collene Preparatory Courses. Music. Art. Physical Traln lnic a-nd Science. French Taught ThrouKhout the School. Boarding- Department Special Feature. Catalogue Kent I'pon Kequeot to Westover Terrace fortland. Oregon. Phono Marshall 8129. Etnhllxhrd go Venrn In Portland. -MirounwuuBxwuuiutiminMiuiummiimiiiimttttmnmmnwmiwimiuiri.inww I . OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE 1 Our local patronage Is large, yet we take particular pride In the fact I that visitors from all parts of the Northwest visit this office, and we i enjoy the largest practice from out-of-town people. i DDinOC VJ(DV nas been brought to the highest state of perfection. The UniUut llUfiN teeth on this bridge are Interchangeable at will without 1 s removing from the mouth. We use gold or porcelain, as your fancy die- I taiea. This is only one of our many original metnoas. PAKTIULLAK ATI B.ITIO.I fAIU "I U 1 1.A 1 1.3 . AND BRIDGEWOKK. PYORRHEA SICCESSFILLY TREATED. 1 EXAMINATION FREE. ' I U our a I Sl30 to 5 P. M. Pkose Slain 2020. I 33 Years In Portland. I WISE DENTAL CO. 1 RELIABLE PAINLESS DENTISTS. I 211 FAILING ULDIi, THIRD AND WASHING- I TUN. S. E. CORNER, ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET. &uuiwiiuuuraMiuuiuiuimuiiH r J A'' :"Wsniw:-.': 1 THE C. GEE WO CHINESE Medicine to. mom C. 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HAROLD Wanted Chairs to Cane by School for Blind FOR PARTICULARS CALL "FREE JERKED SALMON" If you -would enjoy a real treat, try our delicious Jerked Salmon. 50 pound. Free sample. Oregon Jerked Fish Co. Reedsport, Oregon. MISS HAKKEK'S SCHOOL lOK OIKLS. PALO ALTO. CAL Resident and day school. Favorable climate end large grounds permit of outdoor life all the year. Prin. Catherine Harker. A- B. Vassar. AT 162 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND. Phone Your Want Ads to The Oregonian Main 7070 A. 6095