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11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF AMUSEMENTS. HEIMG (Brctdwiy at Taylor) Comic optra. "Robin Hood." Tonight. BKER (Alder at Eleventh BaVer Stock company In "Penrod." Tonight. LYRIC (Broadway at Morrion) Musical comedy, "The Bella ot Portland." Threa tho daily. 2. 7 and 9 P. M. ' WlprODROME (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving pictures. 2 to 5. :4A to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sundas ana holidays continuous, 1:15 to 11 P. M. fANTAHES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows dally. T and ":Ua- Club Kepbefentativks Named. Civis organizations Interested in the Koseway celebration to be held to morrow afternr-sv.. have named the following persons to reprebent their respective clubs at the officia. ine at Kitty-sixth street and Wndy boulevard: Portland Ad club which inaugurated the movement Y"bet Hilton: presidents' council. Marjorie Jiana: Chamber of Commerce. Virginia Edwards; Hose City club, Bernlce Laidlaw; Kast Side Business Mena club. Marparet Hall; Park Rose club, Helen Grubb; Portland Rose socletj. Ignore F.laesins; Royal Rosarlans, l.orothy Bttinger; Rose Festival asso ciation. Catherine Uoyer; Rotary club, Isa Bell Stewart: Women's Adver tising club. Priscllla Chatten. TOURIST ASSOCIATION TO iMEET. The regular annual meeting of the Pa cific Northwest Tourist association, called for the election ot officers and formulation of a programme of work for the ensuing year, will be held at Tacoma Saturday. October 16, , In the chamber of commerce rooms. The call to delegates has been issued by YV J. Hofmann, president, of this city. Uuiing the past year the work of the association has been widely com mended and has caused other states to regard its policies as worthy of emulation. - Eteamshtp Lin-b to open Office. Another ticket office will be added to transportation row Monday, when the Norwegian-American steamship line opens quarters at 249 Stark street. Andrew Anderson, formerly of Seattle, will be in charge. For some years Mr. Anderson was con nected with the American consular service. Joe H. Goodier of Seattle, assistant manager of the company, and B. Reiter Gjolum of New ork, where the line operates its main American offices, were In Portland yesterday. A Fres Lecture- on Christian RHenrfl will be eiven at the municipal , auditorium Friday (tomorrow) even ing at 8 o clock, under tne aut.io of Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, r v,io Htv hv Bicknell Young, (' S. B of Chicago, 111., member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The public 13 cordially invited to be present. Adv. Dr. Wiley to Address Meeting. More than usual interest is manifest In the announcement that Dr. Harvey W. Wiley of Washington. D. C, for mer head of the federal food research and chemical department, is to speak next Monday at the noon luncheon of the members' forum. Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dr. Wiley Is the most widely known American author ity on the subject of pure foods. Importations From Knglnd Arrive. Christy hats imported direct from England at ?6, Buckingham & Co.'s English neckware at $3 and Studd & M ill ington',s motor coats have arrived, es well a3 wool heather half hose at from $1.50 to $2.50 a pair and are beine shown by M. S1CHLTL.. men's furnisher and hatter. S31 Washington street, near Broadway. Adv. Bids Returned Because or Error. . Because of an error of the city engineer's department in the estimate for the improvement of Woodward avenue, all bids offered to the city council yesterday were returned to the bidders without consideration. The city engineer was ordered to cor rect his estimates, when another call for bids will be made. Lonely Duck Proves Costly. One lonely duck, slain before the season opened, cost James Leclair of Wed (ierburn, a fine of $-5 and the for feiture of nte hunting license, ac cording to a report received yester day by the state game warden. Leclair was arrested in Curry county and subsequently tried at Gold Beach, entering a plea of guilty. Politics to Be Discussed. Colonel James J. Crossley and Elton Wa-tkins will be speakers at today's luncheon of the Portland Press club In the Elks' building. They are to take aa their subjects respectively the re publican and democratic viewpoints relative to vital issues of the 1920 ' political campaign. Pain and Artificial Teeth. Re gardless of how sensitive your teeth or gums are. we can eradicate your pyorrhea or do any other dental op eration indicated painlessly with our Nerve-Blocking method. Special at tention to false teeth with natural appearance. Drs. Hartley, Kiesendahl o; Marshall, 107 Journal bldg. Adv. Train Service to County Fair. The following train service will be given between Portland and Gresham, !aily this week, for the annual Mult nomah County fair: Leave First and Alder 6:4i. 7:45, 8:43. 9:45, 10:45. 11:45 A. M., and 12:4o. 1:45, 2:45, 3:45, 4:45. 6:45. 6:45. 7:45. 9:50 and 11:35 P. M. Fare 30 cents each way. Adv. Bible Lecture This Afternoon. Dr. YV. B. Hinson will give the first of his Thursday Bible lectures this afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock in the East Side Baptist church. The gen eral theme Is "The Facts of Our Faith." Mrs, Virginia Spencer Hutch inson will sing. Railroad Officials to Go East. Local railroad officials are planning to attend the 64th annual convention of the American association of pas senger and traffic officers, to-convene at the Congress hotel, Chicago, October 14. Do Not Forget to call up East 30S8 when you want the- Salvation Army auto-truck to call for .cast off cloth ing, magazines, newspapers, turniture, eic. Address 24-26 Union ave. Major John Bree, district officer. Adv. Modern office systems devised and Installed. Our System experts at your service, no obligation. Over 400 stock forms to 6e)ect from, at a saving Phone Main 1971. Pacific. Staty ft Pig. Co.. 107 Second street. Adv. Burglars Eust. They may not always pass you by. Trotect your valuables. Phone Mar. 2391 for one cf our burglary and hold-up policies. W. R. McDonald Co., Teon bldg. Adv. DuniNO the absence of Dr. George Ainslie at the? surgical congress in Montreal. Dr. A. B. Gillis will be In charge of his practice at 606 Orego man bldg. Adv. When troubled with cockroaches or bedbugs call Main 6359. Reliable in secticide Co., 225 Abington bldg Adv. Be Sure to ask for the original Flor de Baltimore at your favorite smoke fiii'P. It's the quality cigar with the union label. Adv. Children s art classes . begin Sat urday, October 9, art museum. Fifth and Taylor. Adv. Milk Cure at Moore Sanitarium; the quick way to health E. 37. Adv. Kkmiierer Coal. Carbon Coal Co, mine agents East 11S8. Adv. Dr. Geo H Buck resume practice. Grand at Hawthorne ave. Adv. Safii.tt Boxes, lc daily. 2S1 Oak. Adv. ix- ai me. iTAsii, r rencn dinner, $1. 73S ....... w ... - - - " v.vu, u l j o. nu w . Rummage Sale. 2S Grand ave., Fri day. Oct. 8. Adv. Steamer Alaska Added to Liite. Another steamer, the Alaska, will be added to the Portland-San Francisco service of the San Francisco & Port land Steamship company November 6, according to a schedule of current issue from the office of William Mc Murray. general passenger agent. The Alaska Is said to be finely ap pointed and alternating with the steamer Rose City the company will be enabled to maintain a schedule of sailings every five days from each port. The Alaska will start her first voyage on the new run from San Francisco November 6, arriving at Astoria and Portland November 8. sailing from Portland November 11. C. B. Nettleton Leaves $27,800 Estate. An estate valued at $27,800 was left by the late C B. Nettleton. who died In Portland October 1. ac cording to petition for probate of will filed In the circuit court yes terday by John H. Nettleton. a eon. Of the total $21,000 is in personal property and the remainder in real estate. Heirs are the widow. Mary H. B. Nettleton. and the following children Mary C. N. Rulifson, Kelso, Wash.: Hope M. N. Mod row. Castle Rock. Wash., and William Charles, R. E. and John H. Nettleton of Port land. War Veteran Addresfe3 Cadhts. Captain Walter do V. Bealey yesterday addressed cadets of Hill MUitary academy at the regular eehool as sembly. He told of experiences In the royal flying corps, of which he was a member In the British army. He stated that out of seven British scouting airplanes in one raid en gaged with a superior number of Germans only two returned and his plane was one of these. Captain Bealey is a former Portlander now visiting here en route to Mexico. Minister on Milk Commission. Rev. Oswald W. Taylor has been appointed a member of the municipal milk com mission to succeed W. B. Fletcher, who resigned because of 111 health. Announcement of the appointment as well as the resignation of Mr. Fletcher was made yesterday by Mayor Baker. The milk commission was appointed by the mayor to aid In the solution of the controversy which has arisen between the milk producers and the distributors of Portland. Hospital Association Sued. Dam ages of $10,500 are sought from the na tional Hospital association by Henry Cerrano in a suit filed in the cir cuit court yesterday. It Is asserted he was refused adequate treatment by Drs. Applewhite and Keiser, while his contract with 4he association still was In effect and that blood poison might have cost him his life had It not been for the services of an emergency physician. Improvement Proceedings Stopped. -7-A11 proceedings for the Improve ment of Portland boulevard from Interstate avenue to Union avenue were discontinued yesterday upon recommendation of Commissioner Barbur. The remonstrance filed against this Improvement totaled 59.4 per cent of all the property owner within the proposed improvement dis trict. Portland Youth Disappears. Karl Reinke, 17, disappeared from home, 874 Interstate avenue. July 12, saying that he was going to sea. Any infor mation concerning him would be ap preciated by his anxious mother, Mrs. John Reinke. The lad's name does not appear on any of the crew lists at the office of the United States shipping commissioner. Banker Going East. Leroy D. Walker, president of the State Bank of Portland, will leave tomorrow for New York and other eastern points on business in the Interest of his bank. Mr. Walker expects to attend the meeting of the American Bankers' association which is to be held in Washington during.the third week of October. Damage Sutt Goes to Jury. The suit of Katherine White against W. Thibault. seeking damages of $5200 from injuries received In an auto mobile collision, went to a jury In the court of Circuit Judge Tucker last night. The woman was Injured January 6, 1919. .when the automobile in which he was riding and one driven by Thibault collided. Negro Couple Fined. A. B. Lamb and Selma Jennings, both colored, pleaded guilty yesterday In the fed eral court to fraudulent use of a railroad pass. Each was fined t?Kn Lamb, a dining car waiter, brought -virs. Jennings from Kansas City on a pass obtained supposedly for his wife Safety Signals Ordered. Safety signals were ordered placed at Alblna avenue and Alberta street, a danger ous intersection, by Mayor Baker yes terday following the filing of peti tions from persons living in the vicin ity of the streets in question. Dance. McElroy's orchestra. Mur lark hall. 23d and Washington ats. very Wednesday and Saturday. Adv H. M. Patton. m. D.. returned. Adv. Auto and $1000 Burned. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Oct. 6 (Special.) Edgar Patrick lost an al most new automobile by fire last night and discovered today that $500 in currency and an equal amount in checks went up in smoke at the same time. He had placed the money In the pocket of the car door while working around the machine. The car burned so rapidly that Mr. Pat rick had difficulty In getting out of the garage in time. CARDS OF THAJtKS. We wish to express our thanks in the many friends, brother and sister and all that are interested In our be reavement., tor ine many lowers. hi. M. JUOP J. C. SLAUUHTTin Adv. R. W. SLAUGHTER. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kind. nesj snown us ana tor tne beautiful iiorai trioutes given during the late uiness- and deatn ot our. beloved hus band and father, Harold F. Blaufus. (.Signed) a: IRS. CHARLES BLATrFTTK Adv. AND FA MILT. Alder St. Phono- graph Man, said to the Gas Co. salesmgr.: "Say but I'm tickled with the gas-fired Boiler. It beats doing chores !" E. B.Hyatt the Just In New Shipment AINC0ATS Specially Priced $45 Pj'iestley's cravenetted, iridescent and gabardine raincoats in tan, brown, blue and green. All sizes and models. Double Texture Suede Finish RAINCOATS I ik tllL Special dE at tnn w Belted and plain models. Single and double-breasted. Tans, browns, grays. All sizes. See Them in Our Windows Exclusive Kuppenheimer Morrison at Fourth STUDENT ROLL IS LARGE 1 FREE XIGHT SCHOOLS OPEN WITH RECORD ATTEXDAXCE. Only 100 of 5000 Aliens In Port land Who Cannot Speak English ' Start Americanization Course. A total of 1403 students attended the opening of the tree city night schools on Tuesday evening, the largest enrollment which has been re corded for several years. About 1000 registered last year on the opening night and this year's enrollment is considered splendid, by A- M. Gray, in charge of all the work. The Lincoln high school Is the cen tral unit of the night school system this year. Here a specialty Is being made of general high school courses, with emphasis' upon French and Span ish and English courses. All branches of higher mathematics also are being taught by experienced teachers. Trade courses are being offered at the Benson Polytechnic and the Girls' Polytechnic schools and commercial and Industrial work Is slven at the Jefferson high school. The Ladd school Is devoted to Americanization work. Classes In salesmanship and public speaking and the usual com mercial subjects are being taught at the high school of commerce. The bIx schools give courses every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7:15 to 9:15. Classes In Americanization are not as well attended as Mr. Gray antici pated. Of the 5000 foreigners in Port land who cannot speak English, only 100 came to the Ladd school the first night for Instruction. Mr. Gray hopes that employers will urge their em ployes to go to the free schools and learn to read and write English. OLD- COLONY CLUB HERE World-Wide Organization, to Open Quarters at Multnomah Hotel. The Old Colony club will open its rooms in the Multnomah hotel Novem ber 1. First of these branches on the Pacific coast was opened last Friday at the St. Francis, San Francisco. The club has branches In most large cities in the United States, in Paris, Lon don and several cities in Europe. A branch will open in Los Angeles dur ing the holidays and Seattle and Vancouver, B. C, may have branches later. Eugene C. Bratten, executive sec retary of the national advisory board, Kavn thA hmnph in thA Mnltnnmah will be th 18th. Mr. Bratten says ' OYSTERS-CLAMS SCALLAPS Eastern Oysters large, fat and fine flavored Raw on plate 50c Shell roast 85c Fried in butter. . . 60c Creamed on toast 50c Clams the small, hard-shell variety Steamed and served with nectar and butter 35c-60c Scallops Long considered an exclusively eastern food; tender, white and fine flavored. Fried and served with bacon 60c THE HAZELWOOD Confectionery and Restaurants 388 Washington 127 Broadway mi ii IaO- II House in Portland S. & II. Stamps that more than 10,000 American. Can adian and English business executives make up the membership of the Old Colony club, the purpose of which la to facilitate international relations, as well as to provide every form of personal, business and travel service for its members. Portland's Old Col ony club will open with about 300 business and professional men hold ing memberships, which entitles them to all privileges of Old Colony clubs in any part of the world. Med ford to Welcome McX-ary. MEDFORD, Or, Oct. 6. (Special.) Incidental to tho coming tomorrow or Senator McNary. the chamber of commerce has arranged to hold a spe cial luncheon In his honor. The sen ator is coming- to look over Jackson county irrigation situation. Read the Oregonlan etaaslfled ads. All Night TOWING Service If stuck or wrecked, call our Cadillac 8 towing car, equipped for the most diffi cult jobs. We can also supply your tire requirements at any time, any place, nights, Sun days, holidays, WE JEVER CLOSE Covey Motor Car Company District Branch Office of F. L. RAWSON Open for consultation and treat ments. Life Understood and other publications on sale. THURSDAY MEETING, 8 P. M. "True Prayer for Scientists." 202 Broadway-Tamhill Bldg. Telephone Main 5817. i THIS new plan is the easiest way to buy a car ever offered to thcpublic, we believe. You simply pay . the above amount down, and the remainder in easy payments later. You how not only get the great er value found only in the Over land at its new low price, but you also get the advantages of Over land's exclusive purchase plan, which is inexpensive and convenient. A Willys Broadway and Direct Name . Filing System HOW long does it take your file clerk to produce a let ter from your files? Take your watch the next time you ask for a letter and see for yourself. Then think of the time, -work and worry you would save by installing the system which finds and files in less than ten seconds. The "Y" and'"E" Direct Name Filing System is the last word in scientific filing systems yet like most labor-saving de vices it owes its virtue to its utter simplicity. Let our "Y" and "E" System Service man show you. Glass & Prudhomme Company PRINTERS : BOOKBINDERS DESKS : FILING CABINETS 65-67 Broadway : Portland IN NINETEEN CITIES T2e Decker JLock- Steering Wheel Sttslhe fliicf ! Ask FORD, DODGE. CHEVROLET, OVERLAND 4 or MAXWELL deal ers to show you this wheel, or write R. P. RICE Kansas City - - - - Missouri Phone Your Want Ads to The Oregonian Alain 7070 A. 6095 r TT'. ' nil;;-r,,,"'iniijj Right Now For You can get the beautiful new Car at its new low price tion to you. similar easy payment plan for .Willys 'Knight - Overland Pacific Company, Inc. Davis TWO of the most homelike hotels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and theater district. AH Ore gon Electric trains stop at the Seward Hotel, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in connection. The Hotel Cor nelius, the House of Welcome, ts only two short blorks from the Seward. Our brown busei meet all trains. Rates Jl.oO and up. V. C. Calbertsoa, Prop. FOR I'SEXPKCTF.D COMPASV, REMEMBER OL'R COMPLElb ASSORTMENT OF Home Prepared, Home Cooked Foods Salads Cold Meats and Pastries "Everything; for a Luncheon" STOP AND PIIOP AT THU TIP TOP DELICATESSEN A NIJ OROCERY, Thirteenth and Morrison St. OPE.V KVKMNGS A NIJ SO DAY. "AutoistsAlwaysRemember" A Ouiorrit Klnda of Laundry 4 Different Price EAST 494 Wanted Chairs to Cane by School for Blind FOR PARTICULARS CALL To?Sr MR, J. F. Myers REPAIRED PIANOS, PLAYER. PIANOS. PHOAU. ORAPU9 A I o reflnl.hr t br a new and better proce. for 1cm money. Tuning ana action rerulauof. HAROLD S. GILBERT 3S4 Yam kill Street Pianos Biiutkl. Rented. Sold. A af oderately-Prlced Hotel of Merit HOTEL CLIFFORD East Morrison. St. nnd Eaat Sixth. (1.23 Per Oar. Per Wtek Us. IKl IBP , You want the greater economy of operation, the more miles from a gallon of gas, the minimized up keep cost and the wonderful rid ing qualities of Overland's Triplex Springs. Real economy goes farther than first cost. Now is the time to act. Gome in, phone or write us and let us give you the details of this new plan without the slightest obliga We Are Still Giving Service By the excellence of the quality of our stocks and the moderate prices that we are quoting-. Portland wom en who are providing their homes with the winter necessities will find great economy and satisfaction in the blankets that we are offering;. ii We Have Received 9000 of Them Gray Wool Blankets, reclaimed, vashed, cleaned (JJT f( and renovated, in single size, at.... DJJJ Wool and Cotton Mixed Blankets in dark and light QA (( gray, double size $3.0, single tD-AaUU Cotton Blankets 'in mixed colors, mostly dark, CJO Cft double size, at-... tSo.Oll Cotton Blankets in dark and mixed colors, single J" fZf size at iDl.DU Army Retail Store Fifth and Pine Sts. mi infiii 1 WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OF YOUR DENTIST? g I Too expet him to treat your teeth so that they -will be In Rood condition but you expect something: else besides that. You expect him to be 1 patient, careful, and to spare you ars much pain aa possible. We fulfill i all of these requirements. I The very best and latest In modern dentistry. No mors falT!nr plates. We extract any number of teeth without causing the slightest pain. I Particular Attention Paid to Plates and Bridge Work. 1 PVORRHKA SrrCESSFCI.LY TREATED. 1 , K.AM1-'AT10. FREE. I Honrs t 8i"0 to 5 P. SI. Pbone 31. ZOZ9. 33 ears In Portland. I WISE DENTAL CO. RELIABLE PAI.NLESS DEXTISTS. fill FAILING BLDK., THIKI) AM) WASHIVCTON, S. K. t UK. It, uillAllri U I iitiMimiMimniininuiniuiiiiwHuiiuiMniiniiuiunuiuuinw Salesmanship and Public Speaking For every man who uses the art of persuasion FREE OPEN LECTURE ' Thursday, October 7 By J. P. Jaeger, Jaeger Bros., on the subject "The Salesman and His Job" Oregon Institute of Technology Fourth Floor, Y. M. C. A. Bldg. PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE OREGONIAN Slain 7070 A 6095 cars Broadway 3533 E5J3553SJ Store Hours 8:13 to 5:45 P. 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