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CITYNEWS IN BRIEF
TWO PLAYERS IN "APHRODITE," TO OPEN AT HEILIG TOXIGHT.
Store Closed Friday Armistice Day
City Editor Mmln TOTO. 830-95
Sunday Edit-.- Mln 70T0. 5SO-S5
AdvertlHlnr Department. .Main 7070. 860-85
Superintendent of Bide--Main 7070. 680-88
AMCSEMEJiTS.
HELLIO (Broadway at Taylor) "Aphro
dite." Tonight.
BAKER (Morrison at Eleventh) Bakar
Piayera In -Lombard!. Ltd." Tonlfht.
LTRIC (Broadway at Morrlaon) Muileal
comedy. Three ah owe dally. 2. T and
P. AL
HIPPODROME (Broadway at Tamhlll)
Vaudeville and moving- piciuree, w w.
: to It P. M.. Saturday Sundaya and
Monday continuous. Ills to li f. m.
PANTAGES (Broad-way at Alder) Vaude
ville. Three shows daily. 2. 7 and :0i
TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
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rtotk ttxperts to Speak. O. M.
riummtr and other atock experts will
H iiruKS the Pacific International Llve-
stqclc exposition at the luncheon of
the Progressive Business -uen a ciuo
at ths Benson hotel today at noon,
Thl will be followed by the auction
of the I30OO goat the proceeds of
which are to be used for maintaining;
a permanent trophy cup at the ex
position. Other speakers will be
Gregory Mason, staff editor of the
Outlook magazine, and tr. w. M. Jtic
Elveen, pastor of the First Congre
gational church, who will discuss
father and aon day. Mrs. Blanche
Williams Segersten will sing. '
A Hard Winter Ahead of TJs and
over 600 burglaries up to date, so
why pay for residence burglary in
surance that does not give you full
protection, but limits the amount you
can recover to a small percentage on
the most important articles and most
easily stolen, such as Jewels, gold and
silverware and furs, when you can
secure a blanket policy in the New
Jersey Fidelity & Plate Glass In
surance company, that pays in full
without limitations and on all articles?
Think this over, then see or telephone
ths Js'ew Jersey Fidelity & Plate Glass
Insurance company. The company
that gives full coverage. John H.
Burgard & Co., agents. 27J Oak st.
Bdwy. 6075. Portland. Or. Adv.
Ex-Utahans Back Exposition. Ex
residents of Utah who are now living
In Oregon are planning to aid in the
campaign to promote the 19-5 exposi
tion in Portland. What is intended
to be done will be unfolded at a dinner-meeting
at the Chamber of Com
merca Saturday evening. Jay H.
Stockman, deputy county attorney,
and others prominent in local pro
fessional activities are working for
the success of the meeting. Ex-Utah
persons now here are requested to
notify "Bud" Black, telephone East
8J97, or D. S. Bennion. Tabor ?25, of
reservations for the dinner.
Blow Dealt Bootleooers. The
bootlegging industry of Portland re
ceived a blow yesterday when Judge
Bean decided that Intoxicating liquor
seized by the police would be recog
nized as evidence In the federal court
whether It was taken with or with
out a search warrant. John Remac,
Michael Zarkvlch and Antone Kozun
Ich had been arrested by the police,
who seized from them a suitcase con
taining liquor without f-irst having
obtained a search warrant. The men
sought the return of the .liquor
through the federal court.
Armistice Praters Planned. A
"quiet hour of prayer" and thanks
giving will be observed In the audi
torium of the Portland Y. M. C. A.
tomorrow In commemoration of the
ending of the world war by the sign
ing of the armistice. A public meet
ing will be held from 11 to 12 o'clock.
Prayers will be spoken in thank
fulness for the conclusion of the
great war. J. W. Palmer, executive
secretary of the department of social
and rellKlous work of the Y. M. C. A.,
will preside.
Jail Kitchen Is Proposed. A
kitchen may be established next year
In the city Jail to prepare food for
prisoners. The question was pre
sented to the council by Chief of
Police Jenkins last year, but was re
jected. At that time it was estimated
that 12070 would be required for
equipment and that $6500 would cover
the coat of the food. The city pays
out approximately $10,000 a year for
meals purchased under contract. The
question is now under advisement.
Damaoe Suit Trial Opens. The
suit of Henry A. Schmidt of Till
mook against the Cudahy ' Packing
company for $25,000 damages alleged
to have been Inflicted when he was
struck by one of the company's auto
mobiles while walking along the road
nsar Tillamook started yesterday in
the federal court before Judge v ol
verton. In addition to the $25,000
Schmidt la asking $906.60 special
damages and $1000 punitive damages.
POBTOFriCE Closes Tomorrow. The
Portland postoffice and branches will
be closed tomorrow because of the
Armlstlo day holiday, announced
Postmaster Jones yesterday, except
that stamp windows at the new office
and central station will be open from
IA. SI. until noon. Carriers will not
make deliveries. Perishable matter
will be delivered and outgoing mall
will be dispatched aa usual.
Barn Declared Unsanitart. Prop,
erty owners in Woodlawn have filed
a, petition, urging the city council to
take steps to have an old barn located
at 12S5 East Fifteenth street north
cleaned or demolished. The petition
ers say the barn Is an old structure,
badly deteriorated, overrun by rats
and so unsanitary as to be a menace
to the neighborhood.
Sherwood Will Celebrate Sher
wood will be converted into a typical
French village with members of the
American Legion in uniform re
enacting the scenes of 1917-18, Armis
tice night. The legion post of the city
has arranged a programme which,
la all respects, will typify army life
la France. There will be singing,
acting and dancing.
Auxiliary Members to Report.
Members of the American Legion aux
iliary who wish to participate In the
parade on Armistice day will report
on the Fifth-street side of the court
house 'tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock. Automobiles will be pro
vided. Neoroes Favor Fair. The negro
residents of Portland are in favor of
the 1925 exposition, according to sen
timent expressed Tuesday night at a
mass meeting at the First African
Methodist Episcopal Zion church.
Negro speakers said they will have a
building of their own at the fair.
Tank Corps Men, Attention: All
members of the tank corps who left
Portland and served overseas are re
quested to call Edward V. Knox at
Broadway 1130, Howard Auto Co.,
Immediately, as they are planning a
reunion for Friday night. November
11. ArmlBtlce night. Adv.
Dental Service at Colleoe. The
annual session di North Pacific col
lege has begun. Patrons and friends
dselrlng dental service may now re
ceive prompt attention. Eaat Sixth
and Oregon streets. Adv.
Hospital Alumni Meet Tonight.
The Alumni association of Good Sa
maritan hospital will hold Its month
ly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at
the nurses' home at Good Samaritan
hospital.
Armistice Day Dance.
Afternoon and Eveni.nq.
Broadwat Hall.
Dancing Starts After Parade.
Uniformed Men Free Till 8. Adv.
T Killed in 1313 automobile acci
dents In September. How about that
accident policy? Let us tell you about
It. Phone Mar. 2391. W. R. McDonald
Co.. Yeon bldg. Adv.
Geo. F. Alexander, late V. S. marshal,
has resumed his law practice. 82J
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Dr. Rossiter is Crrr. Dr. F. M.
RosBiter, who formerly lived in Port
land, is here for a few days visiting:
old friends. He is on his way to Los
Angeles after 16 months In London,
where he has been doing: special
medical work. Dr. Rossiter left Port
land six years ago. He had lived In
this- city about three years. While
here he conducted a health depart
ment in The Oregronlan. In London
Dr. Rossiter studied at the University
college, London, and St. Bartholo
mew's hospitals. He is visiting: Dr.
W. B. Holden here.
Women Realtors Meet. John
Gratke will be one of the speakers
at the first dinner of the women's
realty board to be held in the Dutch
room of the Hazel wood tomorrow
evening: at 6 o'clock. Mrs. W. J.
Hawkins is also on the programme
for an address. The progress made
by the organization will be reported
on and delegates who went to the
Eugene convention will tell of de
velopments there. The meeting is
open for all women real estate
dealers.
Fair Tax Levt Indorsed Resolu
tions indorsing the proposed tax levy
for the 191T5 exposition and calling
upon the city council to oper. and
pave East Eighth street from Cora
avenue to Lombard street were
adopted at a regular meeting of the
Woodlawn Improvement association
November 5.
Student Officials Named. William
Scott, senior was yesterday elected
editor in chief of. the Griffin, the
Reed' college annual. William Helms
was elected business manager. Mr.
Scott Is at the present time a mem
ber of the Quest staff, while Mr.
Helms is the present business man
ager of the same publication.
Damage Suit Piled. Damages of
$5248 are sought in a suit filed in
the circuit court yesterday by Andreas
C. Albrecht against Carroll Sayrs and
F. Sayrs for injuries received while
operating an alleged defective engine
on the Sayrs ranch, near Wasco, Or.
Offender Gets Six Months. Six
months on the county rockpile was
the sentence given Richard Miles
when he pleaded guilty before Judge
Stapleton yesterday to a charge of
receiving stolen property.
Don't Overlook This. For bar
gains in dolls call at the Toy &
Novelty Emporium, 464 Washington
at.t bet. 13th and 14th. Adv.
Doll hospital. 464 Washington St.,
bet. 13th and 14th. Adv.
"APHRODITE" IT HEILIG
SPECTACULAR DRAMA OPEXS
ENGAGEMENT TOXIGHT.
Costumes Are Gorgeously Colored
and Beautiful Play Sen
sation in Paris.
The love of Demetrios. a famous
Greek scupltor, for the courtesan
Chrysis, as It ts revealed In the colos
sal spectacle of "Aphrodite," which
opens an engagement at the Hellig
theater tonight, will aford theater
goers an opportunity to witness one
of the most thrilling and beautiful
stories that the American stage has
ever had In the form of a spectacle
It was the sensation of Paris In 1914
at the Theater Renaissance and last
winter achieved one of the biggest
hits at the Century theater in New
York that playhouse has ever wit
nessed. The costumes, gorgeously colored
and strangely beautiful, were designed
by Percy Anderson, the famous Urlt
Ish artist. Local theater-goers have
already become acquainted with Mr.
Anderson's art, for It was he who
designed the costumes for "Chu Chin
Chow," and now, at the age of 72,
he has fairly outdone himself in the
production of "Aphrodite."
"Aphrodite" Is one of the most ex
pensive spectacular offerings ever
staged.
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SERGEANT WEST IS ELEVATED
TO RANK OF CAPTAIN.
GRAND OPERA TICKETS.
Mail orders for tickets for "The
Masked Ball" to be given at The
Auditorium Friday and Saturday
nights, November IS and 19, should
be addressed to Carl Herbring, secre
tary Portland Opera association, Yeon
building. Prices $1.50 and $1 lower
floor; 75 cents, 50 cents and 25 cents,
balconies. No war tax. Adv.
CLEARANCE SALES.
I told a customer recently that I
would have to mark up my prices
first, then mark them down to where
they are, if I had to run a clearance
sale, as my present prices, if lowered,
would mean bankruptcy. I run no
clearance sales as a bait for business.
Suits and overcoats, $25 to $40. Jimmy
Dunn, Broadway and Alder. Adv. -
CARDS OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness and sympathy in our
late bereavement; also for beautiful
floral offerings.
Adv. J. N. BRUCHLER AND FAMILY.
We wish to express our slncert
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the death of our beloved
dauKhter. wire and mother. Mrs.
Luella Wright; also to those who so
generously contributed to the many
(Signed)
MRS. C. C. GIBSON.
FRED W. WRIGHT.
MRS. I. C. ROBXETT.
FRED GIBSON WRIGHT.
MRS. K. GEHLERT.
MBS. KOSE HERMINGHAUS.
Demotion From Lieutenant Brief
AVhen Chief Jenkins' Consults
Civil Service List.
Fred M. West, police sergeant, was
promoted to a captaincy and assigned
to take charge of the second night
relief of the uniform bureau, accord
ing to announcement yesterday by
Chief Jenkins. West relieves Captain
Harms, who is assigned to the detec
tive bureau as captain of detectives.
In the recent police shake-up Cap
tain West was demoted from lieuten
ant to sergeant, but because he stood
highest on the list of those who had
passed the examination for captain,
his appointment was made by the
chief.
Captain West reported to the sec
ond night relief last night and will
work with Captain Harms for the re
mainder of the week. In order to
familiarize himself with the routine
of the office. Captain Harms will
ascend to the detective bureau the
first of the week. -
Senior Captain Moore will still re
main as commanding officer of the
detective dlvisron with the rank of
chief of inspectors, and Lieutenant
Thatcher will remain in command of
Adv.
School Population Increases.
GRANTS PASS. Or., Nov. 9. (Spe
cial.) Of the 1377 school children In
the Grants Pass district between the
ages of 4 and 20, there are 689 boys
and 6S8 girls. Last year there were
1330 registered In the district. Under
the method of computing the popula
tion by a ratio of 1 to 3. there are
4200 inhabitants at present In the city.
Records $8.00 a Doz.
WHILE OUR SALE EXTRAORDINARY
Is on you obtain the finest, very best
toned phonograph at an actual reduction
of 951.33 from lowest cash price. Pay
cash or terms. 47 per month.
Other styles reduced almost "one-half.
Sale price $&5 for the large size. $67 for a
plainer size, and there are some very good
ones for only $45. terms cash or $1.2$
per week.
And don't fall to set soma of these latest
records :
1 record now only 75c
6 for $4.25.
A dozen for $8.
We pay first-zone parcel postage.
This sale Includes the very latest titles
that you have been waiting for. Among
them: "All By Myself," "Ain't We Got
Fun ? "Just Keep a Thought for We,"
"Cherie," "Vamping Rose," "Wyoming.
"Mello Cello," "Wang Wang Blues," "Roll
On, Silver Moon." "Sleep, Baby, Sleep."
"Down Yonder," "Lazy Mississippi."
"Moonlight" and "I Found a Rose In the
Devil's Garden."
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now showing new
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A better investment, than
Liberty Bonds at 94
KlIPPENHElMER
GOOD CLOTHES
at Reduced Prices
Sale event of this character
rarely occurs before the end of
the season. Regular prices this
season one-third less than year
ago, substantial cash reductions
from new low prices.
See Page IS
for more K
news
Exclusive Kuppenheimer House
S. & H. Stamps Morrison, Corner Fourth
the first night relief of detectives.
Captain West has been In the police
department since 1907. He served
throughout the war and saw active
serving ovprwan.
S. & H. green stamps for cash.
Holman Fuel Co.. coal ani wood.
Main 353; 560-21 Adv.
Phone your want ads to The Orego-
nlan Mnln 7070. Automatic 560-95.
Vote for a bigger and a better Oregon.
Vote for the Fair; Make it Unanimous.
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W e will be closed all day Friday Armistice Day
100
IDEAL
FURNACES
ii jl o ne ooia at ope-
daily Reduced
Introductory
Prices
The manufacturers of the Ideal Furnace
have placed at our disposal 100 Furnaces to
be placed in the hands of builders of new
homes at a low introductory price; low
enough to make quick disposal of the goods.
Ideal Quality needs no introduction to the public,
as their products have been on the market
for years and have made good. The Ideal
is ideal in operation, in durability and in
economy, and the name assures a warm and
comfortable home.
Builders of New Homes should not overlook this
opportunity to make a saving a worth
while saving and at the same time secure
a furnace of known quality.
Call and let us tell of the many good points
of this excellent furnace.
Terms if Desired.
Honeyman Hardware Co.
PARK AT GLISAN
How to reach our new store Drive to our door in your car.
There's plenty of parkins space and no time limit to hamper you.
Take X. S-, Broadway or Mississippi Cars.
Clhe right fiel
c for your
oil heater
PEARL E
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QMT AND LIGHT
To make sure that your ofl
heater will operate at its
highest efficiency, tell your
dealer you want Pearl Oil,
the clean-burning kerosene
that is refined and re-refined
by our special process.
Pearl Oil makes oil heat
ers most economical to oper
ate because every drop de
livers clean, intense heat No
waste no smoke no odor.
Sold in bulk by dealers ev
erywhere. Order by name
Pearl OiL
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
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Makes new shoes comfortable.
Saves Painful Breaking-In.
Ask Ytar Dealer
THREADED
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BATTERIES
OUTLASTS
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How to Dispose
of Your .
Involved Real Estate
ALTHOUGH the F. E. Taylor Co., Inside
Property Dealers, 'will not guarantee sales,
it has cornmissions to purchase close-in proper
ties of good values from $15,000 to $250,000
each. A number of the buyers will accept
encumbered or scattered properties, and give
cash, mortgages, income properties or unincum
bered realty in exchange, depending on con
ditions. If you own involved real estate, or have holdings
that can be profitably improved, possibly we
can put you in touch with a buyer. Our clients'
needs are varied. New buyers are constantly
entering the market. Your holdings may fit
their requirements.
Realization on involved or miscellaneous realty
is not a problem for a layman, because its solu
tion requires proper connections and a technical
knowledge of values and marketing conditions.
The F. E. Taylor Co. has direct connections in
every large American city. It i3 an organization
of experts equipped for successful execution-of
buying and sales commissions.
Bring Tour Real Estate Problems to Specialists in the
Sale, Lease, Exchange
of Close-in Properties
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Inside Property Dealers
12TH FLOOR , YEON BLDG.
When You Select Your Waltham
Watch, Come to Headquarters
Here you will always find on
display any grade or size of
Waltham watch you may be in
terested in
We earnestly invite your in
spection. Waltham Watch
Agency
Salea and Service
Staple s The Jeweler-Optician
264 BfoirlaoH Street, Portland, Onros.
GREGORY MASON COMING THURSDAY
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Staff .Editor Outlook MamIii
War orrpNpondent
Lerturrs on "America's World" at
Municipal Auditorium, Thure. Eve.,
Nov. 10, first number Portland Lyceum
course. Seats now altinaj, main floor,
Meier & Prank's. Season tlcknta, $1.
$2, $3. Sinirle adm lxionn. 50c, 75c, tl
Direction KliUon-Wliito
PILES
Fistula, Fis
sure, Itching
and all other
rectal condi
tions except
Cancer perma
nently cured
without a sur
gical operation.
My method Is painless, requires
no anesthetlo and Is permanent.
There Is no confinement In bed. no
Interference with business or so
cial engagements.
I eliminate all doubt as to re
sults by agreeing; to return your
fee If I fail to cure your Plies.
Call or writs for booklet.
DR. C. J. DEAN
2d and Morrlaom Sts- Portland, Or.
Mention this paper when writing;.
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Geo. Olsen's Orchestra
Phone Your Want Ada to .
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HOTEL CLIFFORD
East Morrison St. and East Sixth.
IIOS Pes Day. M Pe Week Vf.
SAVE CAR FARE
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Special Winter Rates.
Fifth and Washington Streets.
Wanted Chairs to Cane
and Pianos to Tune,
by School for Blind
For Particulars Call
MRS. J. F. MYERS, EAST 735.
Thousands Have Found c
Relief From Rheumatism ,
darin the part fifty ra T takfn j
Praacripboa A-286L. It it a wall know
and reliable remedy. Sold by aJI good
dniffffiats or aoot by mail for $1.00.
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