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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920 l 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF City Editor Main 7070, WW-9S Sunday Editor Main 7070. 50O-S5 Advertising Department. .Main 7070. 30-95 Superintendent at Bids. .Main 7040. 560-85 amusements: HETLIG (Broadway at Taylor) "Oeor. White'. Scandala of 1919." Tonight. BAKBR (Alder at Eleventh) Baker Stock company m "The Crimson Alibi.' To night. X.T11IC (Broadway at Morrison) Tdu.leal comedy, "Mardl Grai." Thr.. .how. daily. 2, 1 and 9 P. M. HIi PODROMH (Broadway at Txmn'.Il) Vaudeville and movina jicturea. X ti B. . 6:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sunday, afcfl holidays continuous, 1:15 to 11 P. M. PANTAGBS (Broadway at Aider) Vauda- ville. Threa shows daily. 8:30, I and 9:05 P. M. Libra rt to Hold Opkn House. In the observance ot children's Book week an. open house will be held at the North Portland branch library, 190 East Killingsworth avenue, Sat urday evening, from 8 to 8:40. An exhibit of books suitable for Christ mas purchase and for the home library will be on display. Walter Jenkins will lead the audience In Kinging. Mtes Elizabeth Hales will tell etories and Miss Jessie H. Millard will speak on books for children. All parents in the North Portland district and others Interested In children's books are Invited. C. J. SCHKABII. TO ADDKEBS REALTY Board. Charles J. Schnabel will speak on the subject "A Westerner in Dixie Land" at the regular luncheon of the realty board to be held In the grill room of the Porltand hotel today at noon. W. J. Gill will be the chairman of the day. An additional feature will be a report made by Ira E. High, president of the Inter state Realty association on the recent executive committee meeting in Seat tle. W. B. Shlvely, chairman of the legal oommittee, will discuss a legal question of Interest to real estate men. Pruots Inventory to Be Madk. Announcement is made by the Ore gon Growers' Co-operative association that arrangements have been made for a complete Inventory of prunes delivered to date. More than 100,000 will be paid growers of prunes this week and within the near future, a total of J500.000 will be paid mem bers of the association. Checks are now being mailed from the Salem office. Christian Science Lecture. A free public lecture on Christian Science will be delivered by Mr. Bliss Knapp, C. S. B., of Brookline. Maw., Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., Sunday afternoon, November 21, at 3:30, under auspices of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Portland. Doors will be open at 3. The public is cor dially invited. Adv. Ex-Soldier Bent to Jail. Paul Maleski, one of the ex-oldiers rounded up by the police Wednesday nicrht when they were searching for the slayers of Patrolman Palmer, was sentenced to six months in the county jail yesterday after he had pieadea Kullty in police court to a charge of Btealing three army automatic pis tols from the armory. He had two of the loaded guns on him when ar rested. California Condor Lecture Topic. "The California Condor in Its Native Haunts" will be the subject of a lecture on bird-s by Herman T. Bohl man before the Oregon Audubon so ciety tomorrow night- in library hall. This series of pictures was taken in the San Bernardino mountains in California and is the only set of this bird in existence. The public is in vited. Tr ArLS Club to Hike Sundat. Led by William W. Evans and Oscar S. Haugen. the Trails1 club walk, Sun day, will be from Broadway and Grant streets, starting at 9 A. M. and going by wooded trials to Council Crest and from there to a field west of Mount Calvary cemetery. The walk will be continued to Gubser's moun tain or Blasted hill which is the highest point near Portland; Pastor to Talk Before Cttt Club. "Who Is Your Father?" will be the subject of an address given by Rev. R. H. Sawyer, pastor of the East Side Christian church, at the luncheon of the City club at the Benson hotel to day. Uev. Mr. Sawyer will take up some interesting phases of the melt lng pot. He has recently returned from a trip to Europe. Rabbi Rosencrantz to Officiate. Services will be held at the Congre gation Novah Zedek Talmud Torah Sixth and Hall streets, tonight at fi:30 o'clock and tomorrow morning at o'clock. Rev. A. I. Rosencrantz officiating. Sunday morning religious school is held at 10 o clock. Everyone Is invited. Rabbi Wise Announces Topic. "The Spirit Leading" will be the subject of Rabbi Jonah B. Wise's sermon at Temple Beth Israel this evening Services at 8 o'clock. Sabbath serv ices tomorrow morning at 10:30. Rabbi Wise will peak on the lesson of the day. All are welcome. Concert to Be Given at Men's Resort. Mayme Helen Klynn will give a concert at the Men's Resort tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Mi-ss Klynn has arranged a fine musical programme which is open to the public. Attention, Stockmen! First-class meals at reasonable rates served at Livestock Exchange hotel, two blocks west of Exposition bldg. Best of sup plies only used. Try stockmen's spe cial luncn. ouc. Adv. Pstchic Club to Hear Lecture. At the 'Portland Psychic club this evening at 8 o'clock, room Fv public library. Rev. William R. Reece will lecture on the "Significance of the x-iay carinnouna.' " Attention, Stockmen! First-class meals at reasonable rates served at Livestock Exchange hotel, two blocks wast ot .exposition oiag. Best of sup plies only used. Try stockmen's epe cial lunch. 50c. Adv. lo Not Forget to call up East S08I when you want the Salvation Army auio-irucic to can lor cut-oft cloth lng, magazines, newspapers, furniture. etc Address 24-26 Union ave. Major jonn uree. district officer AdT. Mr. Walter B. Gilbert, stage direc tor of the Baker theater, is conduct inga 12-weeks course in dramatic rt Call Mr. Corry, Main 6475, for further iniormauon. Aav. Drt Fir. Wood No. 1 first growth stove length, sio per load. Phone .cast ;-;o. v estern t uel Co. Adv. L. M. Davis, dentist, Mohawk bldg. vjuuu tR, no caicny xaice promts Adv. Lewis Stinger, Morrison at Tenth, grind razors, scissors, knives perfectly. - Adv. Dr. James W. Rosbnfeld returned: 1209-11 Selling bldg. Main 1546. Adv. KkMUEHEK Coal. Carbon-Coal C-. tnln arenre Eaa, 1)58.- Adv.- Express Rate Increase Asked. The public service commission is hearing arguments In favor of In creasing the express rate on cream and milk between interstate points ' to meet the rate new in existence on Intra-state traffic Ice cream was a commodity in the application with the other two kindred products, but it was given first attention and'was heard yesterday. The American Ex press company is asking that the Tate be increased 26 per cent on ice cream and 20 per cent on cream and milk. The hearing will continue today, . - Druo User Sentenced. After leav ing drugs alone for more than - a jear, George Seguin, married and father of two children, was arrested by the police again late Wednesday with narcotics on Ills person. Ha was under the influence of a drug when arrested. Seguin several years ago was a frequent offender because of his drug habit,, but had taken the cure and was providing for his wife and children when he --finally suc cumbed again. Judge Rossman yester day sentenced him to 90 days In Jail In another effort to effect a cure. Y.' M. C. A, Combines Lecture, Box ino. A lecture of interest to Port land men will be given In the audi torium of the Toung Men's Christian association November 24, when Dr. Calvin S. White will speak on 'Keep ing the Human Engine Going." In addition, boxing and wrestling con tests will be staged. The lecture is one of a series scheduled for the winter and are intended to give point ers In obtaining and keeping better health. - Meat From 8c Up. At Frank L. Smith's, 228 Alder street. Mutton stew, 8c. Mutton sh'lder, 10c Roast mut'n, 124c. Pot roast, 12Mc. Leg mutton, 15c Roaet beef, 15c. Loin and rib mutton chops, 15c. Roast veal, 15c. Boiling beef, 12c. Veal cutlets, 20c : Sirloin steak, 18c. Porterhouse and round steaks, 20c Smith's very best bacon. 35c and 40c Roast pork, 25c Pork chops. 30c Frank L. Smith's is 228 Alder at. Adv. Rabbit Breeders to Exhibit. The Oregon branch of the National Breed- rs and Fanciers' association, incor porated, will hold a show and educa tional meeting at room H in the Cen tral library Saturday evening. All varieties of rabbits will be on ex hibition, among them several of the w'nners at the fall fairs. There will also be talks' on the rabbit as a food and for fur, by recognized authori ties. . MAYOR INDORSES HOME WATERLY REFUGE FOR BABIES HELD WORTHY CHARITY. Rev. Mr. Clink Improving. Rev. C. E. Cline, who was injured early In he week when struck by an auto mobile driven by Harry Oldham, was reported to be rapidly improving yes terday at Good Samaritan hospital. Oldham will face trial in municipal court tomorrow morning on a charge of reckless driving. He is at liberty under $50 bail. Whiskt Brings Fines. Nick Petroff was fined! $60 and Eli Metch $75 when they pleaded guilty In police court yesterday to a charge of having moon shine whisky in their possession. They were - arrested in the north end just after they had alighted from an auto mobile.- Petroff had four pints and Metch was possessor of five pints when arrested. . - Railroad Business Increasing. "Transcontinental business of the railroads is on the Increase, said F. E. Batturs, assistant traffic manager of the Southern Pacific company, who is in Portland with Mrs. Batturs en route to San Francisco. Batturs has been attending a meet ng ot the Transcontinental Passenger associa tion. Burolars Keep Police Bust. Losses reported and holdups occur in all parts of city. Protect your valu ables. . Phone Marshall 2391 for i burglary and holdup policy. Do it now before a loss occurs. W. R. Me Donald Co., general insurance. Yeon bldg. Adv. Alleged Forger Returned. James Williams, alias Layton, who is alleged to have passed a forged check for $1350 on the United States National bank several weeks ago, was brought back from Los Angeles in custody f Inspector Nileo yesterday. He is being held for the state gTand jury, Drt Law Violators Fined. James Duffy and George Van Auker of Astoria pleaded guilty to celling fer mented grape juice in the United States district court yesterday and Judge Wolverton fined each $250. Artificial Teeth. Best in methods and materials, best in results. Dr. E. C. Rossman. plate specialist. Journal bidg. Adv. Dr. McMahon's chiropractic es tablished. Adv. Dr. Dayton, glasses. Swocland bldg. Adv. T- 1 T..4lo-.1n -rnnrf. I Executive That Institution Should Be Supported. N The Waverly Baby home Is In sore need of more adequate quarters and more modern equipment, according to Mayor Baker, who has prepared a re port on conditions found at the home. upon personal investigation, made following the report that an epidemic was prevailing in the institution. Bronchial pneumonia, and not dysen tery was named as the cause of death, In the report of an autopsy on the in fant whose demise brought about the investigation. The autopsy was per formed by Dr. Frank N. Menne of the University of Oregon Medical school. who added that mild dysentery was a contributing cause. , Mayor Baker, according to his re port, found that conditions regarding sickness, as reported in the newspa pers, were true. At the time of his Investigation, made Wednesday, six babies were found to be extremely sick and about 14 others were more or less sick. The physicians, the mayor reports, including two of the leading baby specialists of the city, are doing and have been doing every thing possible to correct the trouble, although the cause for the illness, the mayor finds, still is uncertain. 'The only criticism that I could see in the matter of the existing epidemic is that it was not reported to the health bureau of the city as soon as' it should have been," the mayor reports. Whether anything more could have been done if it had been generally known sooner Is uncertain, but such report immediately would have headed off much of the criticism of the institution. 'I found the institution to be sani tary in every respect. Everything is clean. The only criticism that appears justified is that an institution such as this should have to operate without thoroughly modern quarters and the best of skilled help. This is only pos sible by public support. Conducting such an institution without-adequate funds is a serious handicap. So far s I am a.ble to determine the Institu tion has capable help. The medical part of the Institution is -cared for. apparently, in the very best manner by men thoroughly capable and conscientious. "My earnest desire, after having Investigated this home, is to see the public support it in such a. way that it can be continued and greatly . improved." AUTO REPAIR MEN ELECT C. Ti. Weaver to Head Organization for Next Year. C. L. Weaver was elected president of the Portland Automotive Trades association at the annual meeting of the association held Wednesday night at the Benson hotel. He succeeds W. J. Lester. Other officers chosen were: Axel Klldahl, first vice-president: Edward Burke, second vice-president; L. L. Blumenthal, third vice-president; R. H. Cross, secretary, and Don Bates, treasurer. The suggestion made at the .recent meeting that the name be changed from the Portland Garage and Re pairmen's association to the Portland Automotive Trades association was passed upon favorably at the meeting and the organization immediately as sumed the new name. TODAY- Hundreds of men all over the state will take advan tage of this Manufactur ers discount of 25 off on Suits , Overcoats, Macki naws and extra Pants; will YOU be one of them? 25 OFF on all Boys' Suits MACKINAWS and EXTRA KNICKERS. A stock that is one of the largest and finest in the Northwest all of which goes into this sale. 25 OFF on all Blankets Including the famous Pen dleton fleece-wool Blankets and other nationally known Oregon makes. Savings range from $1.15 to $7.50 on the pair. Boys' Department and Blanket Dept, 3d Floor In all of our five big stores throughout the state we are doing a greater volume of business than ever before. This can be attributed to many things, but principally that the public as a whole is quick to realize and appreciate a bona fide manufacturer's reduction of 25 off on fine, all-wool merchandise. - Our Men's Clothing Department occupies the entire second floor of the Woolen Mill building. Here you will see hundreds of Suits and Overcoats the values of which are unequaled anywhere because here you buy direct from the manufacturer; that's why, today and every day, hundreds of men all over the state are tak ing advantage of our price reductions. Men's Suits . . $18.75 to $56.25 Men's OfCoats $18.75 to $37.50 " Mackinaws $9.40 to $16.90 Men's Pants . . . $4.15 to $11.25 BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE Entire Bldg. (S. W. Cor.) Third and Morrison iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiir- I GENUINE VICTROLAS PRICED LOW i FOR A WORLD'S ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD and at TERMS that should send a Phonograph to every Pacific Coast home. Ownership of a Victor Victrola will be a great pleasure if you have a library of good Record selections. To make your purchase one of complete satisfaction we have arranged here many Combination Offerings, including Records, Albums, Needles, Brush, etc. THIS OUTFIT VICTOR VICTROLA Number 4 Six latest selections, 2 record albums, 300 steel needles, record cleaner brush, one bottle oil shipped FREE to your home All for $30.05 PAY S1.0O CASH. Astoria PORTLAND Eugene Marshfield North Bend 11 MORTGAGEJ LOANS. ; On Improved city real estate, prompt seviee, no delays. Portland Trust Co., Sixth and Morrison. Adv. Three Hurt In Collision. Two women and one man were slightly injured shortly before noon yesterday when an automobile in which they were riding collided with a street car at Fifteenth and Weidler streets. The injured persons are Mrs. A. a. Jackson. 646 Weidler street. i whose left wrist was fractured; Mrs. U. S. Smith. 665 Weidler street, wno received a bad cut over the right eye, and Chester Hopkins. 37 West Church street, who was cut and bruised about the head. They were all taken to St. Vincent's hospital. DESTROYER FLEET COMING Naval Fighters to Be Here for Big Football Contest. Portland will entertain a fleet of destroyers ordered to Portland to ac company the Pacific fleet football team which is scheduled to meet CARD OF THA5KS. We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our dear mother, Caroline Schafer, also the beautiful flowers. Adv. MKS. SAKAH WEBBBK. Fire-Adjustment SACRIFICE SALE OF TAILORING On October Eth there was & fire at Joy's. Things looked worse than they were most tailorings cloths came through ' unhurt. The insurance has been adjusted a sale is now In progress. $ For Suit and Overcoats) Formerly to D) For Sulfa and Overcoats Formerly to S125 Every Garment Tailored in Faultless Manner to Joy Standard BEAVER DQARD FOR BETTER WALLS HI AND CEILINGS RASMUSSEN & CO. K. E. Cor. Second and Taylor Streets LB li Mm ELWOOC liAZI Hazelwobd Plate Lunch 65c Sample Menu. ' Choice of Soup. Baked Salmon, Parsley Sauce, or ' Tenderloin Tips, Saute Spanish, or Roast Veal with Apple Sauce. Green Peas. Creamed Cauliflower. Mashed or Baked -Potatoes. . Pie, Pudding or lee Cream. Tea, Coffee or Milk. HazelwooJ Vegetable Dinner 40c Sample Menu. Green Peas and Potatoes. Buttered Beetaj New String Beans. Creamed Asparagus. Bread and Butter. Tea, Coffee or Milk. Table dTIote Dinner. ........ .$1.00 Sunday Table d"Hote Dinner. .$1.25 Multnomah club here December 4. This announcement was made in a telegram received by Mayor Baker yesterday. The football squad will arrive In Portland aboard a destroyer on or about November 29 and about Decem ber 3, a division of six destroyers ac companied by the Pacific fleet band of 100 pieces will arrive In the harbor. THeHazelwood Confectionery and Restaurant 388 Washington St. 127 Broadway 104 Fourth Street Betweea WasMng-toa and Stark Nokol Automatic Heater R- M. C Gas Burners C. C. SCHENCK CO. 405 Spalding Bldg. Main 150 GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE - APEX VACUUM CLEANER For further particulars call at our store or our booth at the Stock Show. " Don't fail to witness " our demonstration of the SWANLITE FARM LIGHTING PLANT, at our Stock Show Exhibit and see what a labor saver we have for you. YOURS FOR SERVICE Electric Contractors and Dealers 390 Morrison St. Opposite Olds, Wortman & King's Store Phone Main 8048 Spectacles vs. Noseglasses The writer wore nose glasses for more than 10 years. He does not now know just why he wore them so long, but he is emphatically sure that he wore them too long. He now wears spectacles the kind that hook over your ears and stay on. They have tortoise shell rims and gold bows and they furnish more comfort to the hour than he ever dreamed of. If your glasses come off, GET SPEC TACLES. If your nose gets sore GET SPECTACLES. If you break your lenses frequently GET SPECTACLES. If you have to bend over your work GET SPEC TACLES. - An examination here will determine the "just right" kind. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY "Any lens in 60 minutes" Floyd F. Brower, Mgr. 145 SIXTH Are You Ready for Transferring? We have transfer eases for every purpose la wood, a t e e 1 and paper suitable ta transfer from any make ef filing; cabinet. laveatisate our Safea-uard Kil InM System, eonalatlnjc of a-ulde and folder. Why not equip your - cabinet, and start right f In addition to transfer caaes, you will find on our third floor furniture department a full line of fUlnnr cabinets in wood and steel aad supplies made by the world's largrest manufacturers of office equipment. - Ik ad dittos to a complete asaortaaeat caairs, desk aad office tables, we have a few barsalna in naed dealt. The J. K. Gill Co. Third and Alder Streets This Outfit VICTOR VICTROLA Number 6 - Eight late selections, 2 rec ord albums, 300 steel needles, 1 bottle oil, 1 record cleaner brush. Shipped FREE to your home All for $40.90 VICTOR ' VICTROLA You may hve this beautiful style' XI in your home immedi- ately or we 'will hold it for Xmas delivery. .... Combination offering includes 20 record se lections, album, brusli, 300 steel needles, oil-..' Free delivery to your home AH for $159.73 Pay $15 Cash $10 per Month If you should wl.lt to mate Chrl.tma. present of pnonoarrapb. It would be advisable to take advantage of this exceptional terms fferine- We will store for you FHKli. , Out of town buyers should take advantage of this splendid opportunity. Send us your order at once while we can in sure delivery enclose check, bank draft, money order amount you wish to pay down. Give full shipping; directions. We will ship at once all charges prepaid. Cut Out Coupon, Send for Complete Catalogue -eTv .on m. - r-M m 1 Victrola XI S150 a tbswa acrt 3 N'amt Address Reed-French Piano Co. 433-435 Washington at Twelfth St. 1 1 niiuiiuiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH; 1; Wage Earners! Ever get 300 on your savings? Here's how: Save $1 a week, bring it to Sales Manager, 203 Gas co Bldg. and he will add 3 for 1, so that in 6 weeks you will have to your cred it 6 plus 8 equals 24 dollars to apply on the Gas Co.'s electric-driven, gas-heated washing machine. It will be delivered be fore Christmas and noth ing more due this year, the installments commencing in January, 1921. The idea: is to give the person of moderate means a chance to enjoy the comforts of the well-to-do, jto encourage thrift, to encourage buying your loved ones a useful Christ mas present, instead of wasting your hard-earned money on flubdubs. ' - TUTUS. M. C. CROWLEY, of Los Angeles, who says Tanlae completely restored her health after everything else, even a change of climate,' failed to help her in the least. WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO ATTKE HOTEL STEWART On Oeary St., Jtwt off Union Square, elos. to everything worth while. Good accommodations at moderate rates. Breakfast. 60a, 60c 75e; Lunch, 76c; Dinner, 1.2S (Sundays, fl.SO). Muni cipal car passes the door. Stewart Motor Bus meets principal trains and steamers. It is advisable to make res ervations in advance of arrival. Phone your want ads to The Orego nian. Main 7070, Automatic 660-35. i sfe, w "I came to Los Angeles trying to better, even in this wonderful climate, until I began taking Tanlae," said Mrs. M. C. Crowley, who Uvea at 1041 South Hill street, Los Angeles, the other day. "I was so weak and broken down that I was hardly able to get about at all. I suffered terribly after my meals on account of my food souring and gas f ormins; on my stomacn, anu I would feel so tight that I could hardly get a good breath. My appe tite left me and I was so nervous that I couldn't stand the least noise and 1 never knew what it was to get a good night'e sleep. "I tried dieting- for more than two years, but that didn't help me any. for I was continually getting worse all the time and actually lost 25 pounds in weight. "All the different treatments and medicines I took failed to do me the least bit of good. "I know from my personal expe rience with it that Tanlae is a good medicine, for as soon as I began tak ing it, I began to improve. Why, it is perfectly wonderful the way I have gained in strength, weight and every other way, and I now feel like a dif ferent woman entirely. "I have a fine appetite and my nerves are in such perfect condition that I sleep soundly every night. I never suffer from tour stomach and gas forming after meals and, in fact, all my troubles have just gradually disappeared since taking Tanlae. "I feel so thankful over my im provement that I am glad to have the opportunity to recommend Tanlae to everybody." Tanlae Is sold in Portland by the Owl Drug company. Adv. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 Automatic 560-95
