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THE MOIiXIXG OREGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921 CITYNEWS IN BRIEF City Editor Main 1070. S5!; Sunday Editor Main 70. 5..0 95 Advertising- Department. .Wain lOO. 5BO -05 Superintendent of Bide. . Main JOiO. 3Wi-- AMISEMESTS. ORPHEUM (Broadway at Taylor) Vaude ville. This afternoon. BAKER (Morrison at Eleventh) Bake Stock company in "The Penalty ol Sin. This afternoon and tonight. I.TRIC (Broadway at Morrison) MH"'C comedy, "Cupid's Roundup." Three shows daily. 2. 7 and P. M. HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving pictures. 2 to a. 6:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundays ana Mondays, continuous, 1:15 to 11 P PA NT AGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows daily. 2. 7 and :J P. M. Alleged Stool Pigeos arrested. J. A. Marshall, whose activities 'as a "stool pigeon" brought him into notoriety durir.; a -wide-spread, police investigation several months ago. was arrested in company with IV. L. ktone early yesterday morning and held at the city jail on a charge of attempted burglarv. They are alleged to have attempted to break into a store at Si. 1 Lombard street. Marshall is said by nr.lii-n to hve been a paid "stooi pigeon" of the old morals squad, lie trained notoriety when evidence was produced m police hearings showms; he had been paid for his services in enn tmband linuor and had peddled ihi. linuor while working -iot the police. Dr. Tennet's Will Filed. tt-D-nnhprl Clark Yenney. Portland 'phy sician, who died April 21, left all h-s property, except a farm in ilultnomaa county, to his adopted daughter, Thelma Audrey Tenney, 13, according to his will filed for probate yester day. The farm goes to Dr. Yenney s brother, Lewis O. Yenney or vai:a Walla. Wash. The value of the estate is unknown at the present time, ac cording to Ernest F. Tucker, the petl tioner who filed the will- Portland's Opvortunities Topic New opportunities for Portland will be discussed at the luncheon of the Ad club at the Benson hotel today at noon. J. O.-Bailey will speak on the subject of the "Columbia Basin Rate Case" and W. P. I-a, Roche will take as his subject "Port of Portland.1 There will bo an exhibit of ship models made by Portland school children in the Portland Ad clu- "Ship Model and Foreign Commerce Con test." Drivers License Revoked. Adolph Prong, whose automobile struck down and injured a pedestrian several days ago. pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving in municipal court yesterday. On recommendation of the district attorney's office, he was fined S50 and his driver's license was re voked for one year. It was announced in court that Drong had agreed to pay the accident victim $300 for damages the latter had sustained. Electrician Burned et - Wirk. Oscar Da Laine, 32 years old, an elec trician employed by the Portland Railway, Light & Power company, was burned seriously about the head and body when he touched a high voltage wire while working on a transformer at the Sellwood substation at noon yesterday. He was taken to St. Vin cent's hospital by the Arrow Am bulance company. He is expected to recover. Woman Assaulted and Rorred. Mrs. A. W.. Miller, 3-18 East Forty-first street, reported to the police detective bureau that she had been struck over the head late Monday night by an un known street bandit, who tore a ring from her finger as she lay uncon scious upon the sidewalk. Mrs. Miller was assisted to her home after regain ing consciousness. She was not badly hurt. She was unable to give the police a description of her assailant. Christian- Volunteers Announce Meetings. A series of meetings are to be held by the Christian Volunteers church in their mission at 34S Wil liams avenue. Services will be held Thursday and Saturday evenings at i.JO o clock and Thursdays from 1 to i o'clock. The services will be in charge of Colonel W. H. Jones, dis trict manager of that church, and I. G. Emerick. evangelist.- Damages for 1 10.000 Asked. W. H. Wilson asks damages in the sum of JlO.OuO from P. J. Wtlev in a com. plaint filed yesterday in the circuit court Wilson alleges that on Christ mas day. 1920. Wiley, who was driv ing an automobile, ran into him, bruis ing mm and fracturing and breaking I siMne uones. in aaxiition to the f lO.OO'i. ne asKs payment of hospital bills of to ana costs of the suit. .; Liebesgaben (love gifts) to Ger many and Austria. Steamer sailing May 13 to Hamburg from Portlnnd. Ship food, gifts and clothing through our service to any part of central Europe. We will accept shipments for this steamer at Municinal nli No. 1. May 10. 11 and 12. For rates and information apply J. T. Steeb & Co.. Inc.. 601 Wilcox bldsr. Main 7664. Adv. Picture IIlng in New York Gai.lert Miss Clara J. Stephens of Portland. an instructor at the Portland Art Museum, has been honored in Xew York by having one of her pictures hung in the Anderson gallery of , the metropolis. And the picture chosen as one of the 50 best shown at the international studio, was of Oregon's own Mount Hood. t Oswego Has Community Sinu. The community sing, led by Mrs riiin(-n Christiansen and chorus, was enjoved by a., full house at Oswego Friday night. Several numbers wr ri... by Professor Haulenbeck's orchestra ol j-ortiand and Miss Jane Llndsey of West Linn gave several dialect read- j..Sa. A juncn ana social time fol- zuwea. Handsome Is as. Handsome n - Good cheer Is the evervdnv r,r. scriptioq that keens the heart oii. Good teeth is the everyday necessity ttw wie uoay erricient. Our motto, "Truth, Service." Pyorrhea can be cured. Drs. C. Smith T.nno- t. Stevenson, dentists. 310 Bush & Lane bldg. Adv. Robbers Are Bust in Roan rwr District. Three homes entered and large amount of valuables tai,n Protect yourself against such losses Phone Mar. 2391 for a burglary and holdup policy. W. R. McDonald r general insurance, Yeon bldg. Adv. DO J.OT FORGET to call UD Easr SnRS when you want the Salvation Armv ' nut id can tor cast-off p orti ng, magazines, newspapers, furnitnro etc Address 24-26 Union ave.. Major ,uua oiec, aisiricc omcer. Adv. W. K. MCUONALD COM PANT. General Insurance with Service. All claims pam airect rrom our office. Marshal! isi. i eon mag. Adv. Oriental Rugs stored, ren'red w.h. cleaned. Cartozian Bros. Inc.. oriontni uss anu carpets, wash., near loth Adv. - Miller School, 1203 Yeon hid.- Burroughs' adding, bookkeeuinir and aicuiaung macnine and comptometer u,uUi.uuii. uiuLi any nav. Adv. Tired, aching feet can be relfeved. consult Dr. Ingalls. Knight Shoe Co., Morrison, near Broadway. Adv. ' One Room makes two rooms with Oscillating Portal Wall Beds. Timms Cress & Co., 1S1 2d st. Adv. Lewis-Stenger, Morrison at Tenth. rind razors, scissors, knives perfectly. Adv. Expert grinding. Portland Cutlery O..SB 6th St.. bet. Stark and Oak. Adv. f"l kesxereb carbon Coal Ca. nine agents. East 1188. Adv. Dr. G. T. 'Trommald has returned. 00 Journal bldg. Adv. Cordwood. f S.S0 F. E. Bowman Co Adv. - Rate to Eugene Reduced. All per sons who visit the University of Ore gon campus this week oed to cele brate the opening of the wosnen's building are requested to take ad vantage of the special reduced rail road rates, which have;been obtained for the occasion. The Southern Pa cific and Oregon Electric are co-operating in giving rates of a fare and a half for the round trip. All visitors to the campus are asked to get re ceipts for their tickets to Eugene, and present them to Miss Charlie Fenton, secretary of the alumni association on the campus, soi as to receive 50 per cent reduction pn the return trip to Portland. All travelers to Eugene frdm the towns in the Willamette valley may also take advantage of this special rate, if they get receipts or certificates for their tickets. Conviction Is UpHELD.--Conf irma tlon of the conviction, of William T. Vaughn, switchman, who purloined property of a railway under federal control, was received from the United States circuit court of appeals at San Francisco yesterday and Vaughn, who has been out on bonds, must now, begin to serve a sentence of IS months in prison. Hall Lusk, assistant United States attorney, argued" the appeal be fore the San Francisco court February 6. The offense of which Vaughn was convicted consisted of thefts of tools ana meiais oi various Kina-s irom me Brooklyn shops of the Southern Pa cific. -;' Traffic Violations in April 723. Motorcycle police working under Lieu tenant Ervin of the traffic bureau made 723 arrests during April and fines levied againsjt offenders ar rested by them amounted to J1758 in police court, states the monthly re port which Lieutenant Ervin sub mitted yesterday to Chief Jenkins. Motorcycle Officer Scott led thespeea riders with 178 arrests during tht month. The records of the othel motorcycle officers follow: Shaylor. loS; Smythe, 15-1; Babcock, 168; Davis, 149; Pierre, 96; Kelly. 21; Anderson, nine. Stevedore Asks Dmagkb. Dam aces to the amount of 11020 were asked in an admiralty suit filed in federal court yesterday by Harry Craine, stevedore, who sued the United States and W. J. Jones, Inc., a steve doring company that loaded the ship ping board steamer DeLisle at the Inman-Poulscn wharf in June of last year. It was alleged that because of a defective winch, the plaintiff was struck and knocked overheard into the river, suffering hurts that caused loss of wages. Priest to Speak on Ireland. rres- ent-day conditions in Ireland will be discussed by Rev. John A. Moran at a meeting in cathedral school hall, Six teenth and Davis streets, tomorrow night. The speaker served as chaplain overseas during the war, was formerly pastor in Eugene, and has spent the past six months in Ireland. The meef- ng will be public and will be held under the auspices of the Abraham Lincoln council, American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Re Reforms Will Be Discussed. Wilbur F. Crafts of Washington. D. C, superintendent of the international reform bureau, will speak at- the White Temple tonight at 7:45 o'clock His subject will be "Red, Wh'te and Blue Laws," in which he will, discuss moral issues in congre-ss relating to beer, morphine, gambling, divorce and the nation-wide . uprising . for clean motion pictures. Dr. Crafts also will address a noon meeting tomorrow in the i. M. C. A. auditorium. Paper Clothes Exhibited. Pane clothes, manufactured in Germany and Austria because of war stress,- are on exhibition in the green room of the Chamber of commerce. They arrived here yesterday, having been sent by courtesy of the United States depart ment of commerce. There are Jrariou.s. garments for men, women and chl! dren. The outfit may be viewed by any one during the regular hours of the Chamber. Countt Fees Turned Over. A total of $10,732.05 in fees was turned over to John M. Lewis, county treasurer. by County Clerk Beveridge for April according to statement issued by the county clerk yesterday. Th' largest item is J4557.60, fees for re cording. The county clerk turned over to the Multnomah County Law Library association for April $307. 5!) and to O. P. Hoff, state treasurer, $388.50. Forest Engineer Investigates. . S. Matthewson, forest service engl neer from Madison. .'Wis., arrived in Portland yesterday to begin a cam paign to improve spark arresters in use on logging engines as a means of preventing forest fires. He Will con fer with timbermen in this .vicinity and also with local manufacturers of logging equipment:, Mr, Matthewson is connected with the forest service products laboratory at Madison. Letter Writer Sent to Jail. P. Shinar, who wrote obscene letters to Dorothy Raymond,, leading lady' at the Lyric, aa sentenced to four months in jail after ' he was' found guilty in police court yesterday ber fore Judge Rossman. .Shinar's arrest was brought about by W1H Rader of the Lyric company, who -essayed the role of sleuth and caused1 tn,e man arrest. v . ' : Siq Cohen's Condition Serious. Sig Cohen, proprietor of the Chamber of Commerce cigar store, is still 'in serious condition at Good, Samaritan hospital, where he has been conf'ned for a week suffering from the sleep ing sickness malady. It was said at the hospital that he continues to re main unconscious much of the time. although some slight . improvement has been noted. R. A. Miller to Address Forum R. A. Miller will be the principal speaker at the open forum in the cen tral library at 8 o clock tonight. He will speak on "Peace Through the Versailles Treaty vs. Separate Peace With Germany." The address will be followed by a discussion of the sub ject and officers of . the forum will be elected.. ; Delat Granted Cement Men. Fifteen days were allowed R. B. Butchart and Clark Moore, convicted in federal court for violation of the Sherman anti-trust act in connection with the manufacture and sale of cement, to perfect their appeal ani file a bill of exceptions. This ruling was made by Judge Bean yesterday. Two Dealers Held. United States Commissioner Frazer yesterday ordered Charles Derogatis and Sam Carlascio. operators of a First-street soft drink establishment, held to the federal grand jury for investigation on the charge of having sold moon shine whisky. Keeps Business Men Fit. Renewal of life cells defers old age and keeps you fit for bnslness. A new method patronized by our best business men. Dr. Dee, 413 Artisans bldg. Adv. Needed at Pisgah home. No. 114 2Sth and Alder, suit and skirt for large woman. Phone E. S.S.T. Adv. OTHER 'S FIGURES OUli T Wedding Band Thrown Aside for Diamond, Complaint. mission will leave Portland today for an 'extended trip of inspection through central and eastern Oregon, which will consume two or -three weeks. The commission returned yes-tj terday from the Coos bay country. The trip they are now beginning will take them into Wheeler, Grant, Baker and Malheur counties and they may go elsewhere. One of the purposes of the trip is to decide on further work on the John Day highway in Wheeler I and Grant counties and to confer with the officers of Malheur county re garding road work in that section. HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE Ray - Walker Alleges Spouse Kau Ofr With $350 0 WUlch Slie Took From Bank. Lora Walker delighted in making her husband "miserable" by flashing in his face a diamond ring given her by another man, which she wore til place of her wedding ring, according to a divorce complaint filed in the circuit court yesterday by Ray E Walker against his wife. Mr. Walker said that they were married July 3, 1919, in Vancouver, Wash., and that his wife early dis played a "pouting and sulking dispo sition." Soon after their marriage, he declared, he had noticed that she was not wearing her wedding ring, but had replaced it with a diamond ring, which 6he admitted had been given her by another man before her marriage. Ring Flashed in Face. She refused to take off the diamond at her husband's request, he charged, and "tantalized the plaintiff with the ring by continually flashing it In his face and kept it before the plaintiff for the reason that she knew it would make him miserable and unhappy." When he told her he would pay her the difference in price between the two rings if she would put the wed ding ring back on her finger, he said, she told him she cared more for the other man. Walker alleged also that his wife deserted him and took along with her $o500 from his bank account. He said that without any authority she had his account changed from a personal to a joint account; and drew out the $3500 before she left him. In addition to the divorce. Walker asked for the return of personal property, such as silverware and vases, which he said his wife took -with her. Desertion Is Alleged. Lucy E. Sherman filed for suit for divorce against Nathan Sherman, oa the grounds of desertion. The case of Chester A. Fuller, who sued Lavinia Fuller for di-vorce, start ed yesterday before Circuit Judge Mc Court. The wife asked that the suit be dismissed. Fuller charged that his wife nagged and abused him and eves entered his place of business and in the presence of- others struck him- is the, face. Mrs. Fuller, in a counter complaint, charged that her husband refused to support her and their two children. Mrs. Fuller will probably take the stand early this mornng. LINCOLN, PLAYLET M IIOWAPjD hall juakes big hit ix orphbcm act. Character Actor Will leave City This Afternoon for Booking in San Francisco.- Howard Hall, whose character por trayal of Abraham Lincoln at the Orpheum stamps him as a dramatic artist, will close his vaudeville en gagement here this afternoon The offering of Mr. Hall has proved so popular that he has won a. contract for two consecutive weeks at the Orpheum in San Francisco. "A Man of the People," is the title of the play in which Mr. Hall has the role of Lincoln. It was written by Thomas Dixon, and is based on the troublous times immediately preced ing the martyred president's second inauguration. The playlet gives wide scope for. portrayal of every phase of the character of Lincoln, and Mr. Hall not only looks the part, but is Lincoln in speech and action, accord ing to the history of the great eman cipator, of which the Orpheum star has made a study for years. . Mr. Hall is supported by a capable 1248 ARRESTED IN "APRIL 626 Are ProsecuDc-d for Traffic Offenses In Month. Autoists continue to be the most numerous violators of city laws, ac cording to Fred W. Stadter, deputy cijy attorney, whose monthly report to City Attorney Grant ' yesterday showed that out of 1248 cases tried in police court in April, 626 were for traffic violations. Drunkenness and numerous viola tions of the prohibition laws ranked next in number and importance in police court prosecutions, the report showed. In the course of the month 181 drunk charges were filed: 41 were prosecuted for having liquor ii their possession, three for manu facturing liquor, and two for main taining nuisances, due to liquor vio lations. Vagrancy, which covers a. multi tude of minor accusations, was third on the list, with 134 prosecutions. Vagrancy prosecutions included everything from ngro street-walkers to I. W. W. Thirty-two drug addicts or vendors of drugs were prosecuted, and in every instance a conviction was ob tained. Use of abusive language sent five persons before the bar of justice while unrestrained militancy caused the arrest of an unlucky 13 for as sault and battery. There were 31 prosecutions for gambling, and an other 32 for Chinese lottery opera tions, either as operators or as vic tims. K STILL FOUND IN SHACK Owner of Plant Arrested and Fined and Moonshine Confiscated. A "first-class" still was discovered yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sher iffs Beeman. Christoffersen and Schir mer" in a shack on the Jones road. six miles southwest of foruana. 1 ne still was in "good running order," the deputy sheriffs reported. They Drought to Portland with them Louie Varni vlch, who lived in the shack and who pleaded guilty to a charge of manu facturing intoxicating liquor. He was fined- $250 by District Judge Bell. Hidden in the woods near the house the deputy sheriffs found 20 gallons of finished product. The still had a capacity of 25 gallons and BOO gallons of mash was found.-v A BALLET AND SYMPHONY 'Adolph Bolm, foremost male dancer since Mordkin, with his Ballet and the Little Symphony, George Bar- rere, conductor, wilt give one appear ance at the Heilig May 11. Floor, $2.50; balcony, $2.50, $2, $1.50; gallery, reserved, $1. Add 10 per cent war tax. Mail orders now. Send check and self-addressed, stamped envelopes to Steers & Coman, Columbia bldg. School Bonds Voted. Hazelwood Restaurants Appetizing and Seasonable Specials Served Daily in Both Restaurants. Strawberries antCream. .H5 Strawberry Shortcake. . . .25 Crab Louis apd Thousand Island Dressing, -liof , 50 f Head Lettuce, Roquefort Cheese Dressing. .23, 50 Cracked Crab, Mayon naise .....50 Fried Spring Chicken with Country Gravv Tot 0 Hot Chicken. .Biscuit 44Jp Old Fashioned Steak, Haz- ' elwood ....5o Tenderloin Steak with Mushroom Sauce 7o Fried Eastern Brook Trout ..85$ New Peas and Potatoes. .25 Fresh Asparagus on - Toast 25 Hazelwood French Pastry ..15 French Ice Cream 23 Broadway Hazelwood 127 Broadway The Hazelwood 388 Washington St We Are Building Them Better Than Ever Before KALAMA. Wash.. May 3. (Special.) -The school election held Saturdayterian church of this city resulted 124 to 14 for issuir.g $40,000 bonds to build a new high school and remodeling the present grade school building in Kalama. BRIX ESTATE APPRAISED Lumber Dealer Leaves Property Valued at $327, 790 Albert Brix, president of the Brix Lumber company of this city, left an estate valued at $327,790, according to the report of the appraisers, George D. Schalk, Frank J. Streiberg and W. W. Metsger, which was filed for probate yesterday. Included in the property are 800 shares in the Brix Lumber company, valued at $114,400. The-remainder -of the estate consists of liberty bonds, personal notes, per sonal property and some real estate. Mr. Brix, who died February 17, leit his property to his widow, son Lester and daughter, Myrtle Buehner, of North Bend. Special bequests were $5000 to Lena Hoech of Raymond, Wash.; $2500 to Andrew Rosburg and $1000 to the Westminster Presby V ' I I i Howard Hall as Abraham Lincoln, at Orpheum. company selected in New York for this Orpheum tour. A notable bit of character acting is that of William H. Turner, who has the role of Thaddeus Stevens, leader of congress. This Lincoln playlet is reported to have aroused more enthusiasm than any other act ever seen at the Or pheum. Every act wins great ap plause and in the finale Mr. Hall wins an ovation, so stirring is he in his portrayal of Lincoln giving his inau gural address on the steps of the capitoL Highway Inspection to Start. Members of the state highway corri- Today and Tomorrow afford the last opportunity to make your savings depqsits draw interest from May 1 4 I the rate and this is the place OPEX ALL DAY SATURDAYS Broadway Bank Broadway and Stark 1 What Is Your Occupation? M Mm. M Efficiency in any occupation depends upon your eyes. It is a known scientific fact that the eyes can use up 80 per cent of the energy of the body. No wonder we have relieved thousands of patients from headaches, nervousness, indiges tion, dyspepsia and general poor health with a thorough exam ination of the 'eyes and a prop erly fitted pair of glasses. All glasses as low as possible. AH glasses guaranteed. Evenings by appointment.. Clarke-Brower Optical Co. 112 Vi SIXTH ST., JUST NORTH OF WASHINGTON Phone Main 3186 . Today, more than ever, Good year Tires for passenger cars offer the utmost in economy and satisfaction. Improvement after, improvement has been effected in them in the past few months. Our clincher type Cords, for example, are now made larger, with thicker tread and stronger carcass and bead. Our larger size Cords, our fabric tires, and our inner tubes, too, are bigger, stronger, more durable than before. You can get Goodyears, now, from your nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer. Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company of California i S. H. green stamps for cash. Holman . Fuel Co.. coal and wood. Main 363 660-21 Adv BEWARE! Moths feed on grease spots. Clean your clothes with Carbon before putting them away. Cannot Bum or Explode V Cleaning Fluid REMOVES GREASE SPOTS Without Injury to fabric or color. Cleans White Kid Gloves and Shoes, Silk and Satin Slippers, Fine Laces, Feathers, Men's Neckwear, Carpets, Rues, Uphol stered Coverings, and all One materials. Cleans Talking; Machine Discs Purifies Ton Cleans Automobile Upholstery Cleans Typewriter Type and Machine Cleans Piano Key Finger Marks Loosens Chewing Gum from all fabrics 20c 30c, 60c and $1.00 bottles. All druggist Carbona Products Co . 3ft4W. 26th S N. Y. (EatAblUbed over qamrtr Cnturr Carbona Fira.Extinguiahers, $1.50 ad aasBpsMsa 1 dive the wife a chance and trade that old worn-out Gas Range as part payment on a new No. 835 Vulcan Gas Range. Now is your chance, at the Gas Office. CHUT OWKS AND FAMOUS ORCHESTRA DA.NCIX; 6 TO 8 A.N D 8:30 TO 13. If You Appreciate Refined and comfortable sur-' rounding with metropolitan serv ice and unexcelled cuisine . You Will Enjoy ' Tour evening dinner or after theater supper at THE ARCADTAPT OR ILL MILT.VOJIAH HOTEL Cafeteria Cnder Hotel Management. One of the largest and most at tractive restaurants in the west. Ouer 400 Stock Forms at a big saving lp Our Service Dept. offen vahub': ma jl lioai id dentine ipprarcd buiaai ferae Pacific Stationery & Printing Co. 107 2noSt. 7;;J PorrunD tip RATES 11.50 A DAY AND L'P. Our brown buses meet all train. WB INVITE TOU TO EAT AT TUB SEWARD HOTEL THE "HOUSE OF CHEER" nd we bellev our CT.FB BKEAKKASTS and our I.l NCHKU.VS, 4ur. 60c, and our IIINNKItg, 60r. 75c. SI .00. and our Sl'NOAY TABLE D'HOTE DIN 'K, 91.00, are onequalcd. We have finished our new dining- room, which almost doubles our former ca pacity, and we are now able to take excellent care of small banquets aud parties. W. C CUI.BERTSON. Proprietor. Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON , SEE IT THAT'S ALL- Orders filled in rotation. SfAVER DQARD FOR BETTER WALLS AND CEILINGS N. RASMUSSEN & CO. E. Cor. Second and Taylor Sta. Mother Gray's AROMATIC-LEAF The Medicinal Tea. reculates the system and Elves quick relief to Weakness and Lameness of the Back and Kidneys. Nerv. ouEnetss, and the Dull pains of the head. AROMATIC-LEAF is a simpls. pleasant remedy for that tired, lansuid condition wblcn so unlits one tor toe aaity Get a package at your druggists or by mall SO cts. Address. Mother Gray Co. I Boy. N. y. Adv. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone Main 178 from I A. H. to t P. U. Tht, soclatr has full cham of the cltT pound at Its home. 635 Columbia bou levard. Phone any time. Woodlawn 764. Dogrs for sale. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared tor. All dead animals, cows, horses, ic- sicked uo LEOPOLD DESKS MACEY FILING CABI5ETS No Lower Prices In the City. PACIFIC STATY. t PBTG. CO, 107 2d St- Bet. Wash, and Stark Sta. Soap should be used ver, carefully If you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared fthampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The best thing- for steady use Is Mulsified cocoa nut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely grease less) and Is better than anything else you can use. One or two tcaspoonfuls of Mulsi fied will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub It in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing ev ery particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocosnut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, It's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Be sure your druggist Slves you Mulsified Adv. Liver and Bowels Bight Always Feel Fine There's one right way to tpecdily toOA up the liver and Keep the bowels regular. Carter's Little liver Pills never (ail. Millions A will testify 'J that there is fj nothing so J ortrA for tul. iousness, indigestion, headache or sal low, pimply skin. Purely Testable. Small PU1 Small Dose Small Prioa CARTERS jflVER 1 PILLS is . grin iiu'".J WHEN YOU GO TO SAN l RANG! SCO stop 1 J "f 2M M TUB STEWART i 01 -JW rT.l.M Qinaa dou to everything worth while. Good frtmmrwlatinTtn at moder&t rtei. Breakfast, 60c, 60c, 76c; Lunch, 75c; Dinner. $LS5 (Srndaya, 91.50). Muni cipal car oauei the door. Stewart Motor Bu meet principal trains and steamers. It is advisable to make res ervations In advance ot arrival. ELECTRIC WIRING sLlKhtlnu -Cooklor Motors. If you don't frt oar cstfmf we both lose. Smith-M'Coy Electric Co. 104 Fifth St. Phone Ml 8011 DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK HEADS-DISSOLVE THEM Squeezing and pinching out black heads make the pores large snd cause irritation then. too, after they have become hard you cannot get all of them out. Blackheads are caused by accumulations of dust snd dirt and secretions from t lie skin and there Is only one safe and sura way and one that never falls to Ket rid of them a Hlmple way, too that Is to dissolve them. Jum Ket from any drug store about two ounces of calonlte powder sprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge rub over the blackheads briskly for a few seconds wash off and you'll be surprised to see that every blackhead has dinap peared, and the skin will be left soft and the pores in their natural condi tion anvone troubled with these un sightly blemishes should try this sim ple method. Adv. . Fhone your want sds t The Ore soniaa. Main 7070, Automatic HQ-ii. rr7! 1O5.0