CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
nijr Editor Main 70TO. BH0-9S
Sunday Editor Main 7070. 50-i!t
Advertlnlng Department . ..Main 7070, B0-93
Superintendent of Bids Main 7070. &u0-U3
AMUSEMENTS.
HEIUO (Broadway at Taylor) Farce
comedy, "Are You a MaaonI" ini ail
ernoon and tonight.
BAKER (Morrison at Eleventh) Baker
Players In "I'enrod." This afternoon
and tonight.
LYRIC (Broadway at Morrlnon) Musical
comedy, "The Census Taker." Three
ahowe dally, 2, 7, and f. n.
HJPPODROMB (Broadway at Yamhill)
Vaudeville and moving picture. 2 to S,
0:43 to 11 P. M. Saturdays. Sunday!
and Monday! continuous, 1:13 to 11 P. M.
PA.VTAGKS (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
ville. Tnree ftbowa daily, 2, 7 and :U3
P. M.
Rate Equality Promised. Effec
tive February 14, short connecting
lallway lines in this section are to be
on the same rate basin on lumber
shipments to eastern territory as
transcontinental lines, according; to
announcement yesterday IX. E.
Ixjunsbury, general freight agent of
the Union Pacific railway. At pres
ent local rates on shipments are
' charged to Junction points in addi
tion to the through rate.AU mills
in the future will have equal rate
fhlppins privileges. Lines affected
are the Newaukum valley railroad;
. Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade railway;
Craig .Mountain railway; Oregon, Pa
cific & Eastern, and Valley & Siletz
lailroud. '
Trakkio Ci.ub Elects. The first
snnual election and banquet of the
Portland Industrial Traffic club was
held at the Seward hotel Thursday
right. Officers chosen were: W. H.
Sainsbury, president; F. O. Donald
son. vlct-prcKldent; P. P. Kinsinger,
secretary; A. Baker, treasurer,
and J. l-i. McConnell. VV. O. Rogers,
Ji. C. Long, P. L. Miller and T.
H. Spencer, directors. Matters per
taining to transportation and for
eign trade were discussed. The club
was organized in May of last year
and now has traffic managers of
about 40 of the largest manufacturing
and Industrial concerns of the city in
its membership.
- Garaob Permit Granted. By unani
mous vote the city council yester
day granted the application of the A.'
H. Kerr company to erect a two-story
garage building on Fourteenth strtiet
between Washington and - Alder
streets. Members of the council had
opposed the application, but after E.
H. Mac.N'augliton of Strang A Mac
Xaughton, estate managers, had pre
sented plans which showed that the
tulldlng was to be finished with
pressed brick and have large store
window fronts opposition was with
drawn. Narcotics Civic League Topic. At
the regular luncheon at 12:30 P. M.
today of the Oregon Civic league there
wllL be discussion of the narcotics
problem. ' Thu Serious Menace" will
the tho topic discussed by Lester W.
Humphreys, United Slates district at
torney, while Dr. George Parrlsh, city
health offirer, will speak on "A, Pro
posed Remedy." The talks will be fol
lowed by general discussion. The
luncheon w ill be at' the Benson hotel.
Inspector Gets Absence Leave
Raymond Gill, motor bus Inspector for
the city of Portland was yesterday
granted a four months' leave of
absence without pay. Mr. Gill has
been selected manager of the new
automobile stage terminal, and has
accepted the position so . that he
might gain experience that will aid
him when he returns to his city posi
tion. The motor bus Inspector will
take over his new work next Monday.
Zebhuvtii Estate JJ1.SU0. An estate
worth J24.500 was left by IS. Zee
Luyth, whose death occurred Decem
ber 'lb, according to the petition for
probate of will filed yesterday In the
fircuit court by a son. Charles B.
Zeebuyth of 1973 Kast Glisan street.
Other children and heirs are: Earl
Leroy Zeebuyth of Yakima, Wash.;
.Mrs. Electa M. Locke of Quinault,
Wash., and Mrs. Lois L. Anderson of
Corfu, Wash.
Juvenile Store to Move John M.
Thompson, who has been manager of
the Juvenile store, at 143 Sixth street,
for nine years, has closed a five-year
lease on a larger storeroom located at
391 Washington street. The amount
involved Is in excess of 925,000. Mr.
Thompson is remodeling the Interior
and expects to be open for business
this week.
Resolutions Honor Commander.
Resolutions In "memory William A.
Ketcham, past commander In 1 chief
who died at Indianapolis, Ind., on De
cember 27, have been adopted by
George Wright Post No. 1 in Port
land. The post took action providing
for the draping of Us colors for 30
days.
Poreion Commerce Club to Meet.
The annual meeting of the foreign
commerce club wilt be held Wednes
day noon, January 18, at a luncheon
to be held in the Portland Chamber
of Commerce. Nine directors to serve
the coming year are to be elected.
Activities of the club for the year
will be discussed.
Stanton Hearing Continued. The
hearing given by Mayor fiaker to
Harry Stanton, patrolman, accused of
having used intoxicating liquors while
on duty, began yesterday, but was
continued to next Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The myor desired to
hear some witnesses in the case who
could not appear until Monday.
Druo Evil to Ba Discussed. The
fight against narcotics will come up
for discussion at the regular lunch
eon of the Civic league at the Ben
son hotel today at noon. Lester Hum
phreys, United States attorney, will
speak on "The Serious Menace," and
Dt. George Parrlsh, city health officer,
on "A Proposed Remedy." "
Rev. B. B. Sutcliffb to Preach.
Calvary Presbyterian church has made
arrangements with Rev. B. B. Sutcliffe
to conduct the services of the church
until further notice. Tomorrow morn
Ing he will speak on the subject, "The
Pre-eminence of Christ." In the after,
noon at 3:30 o'clock he will start a
series of Bible studies on the Epistle
to the Romans.
Japanese to Be Deported. Orders
for the deportation of Kitamura
Sousuke, Japanese narcotics vendor,
recently sentenced to 13 months in
McNeil's Island, ha've been received
by R. P. Bonham, Immigration Inspec.
tor. The Japanese will be deported as
soon as his sentence is served.
Envelopes Printed at Factory
Prices. Why send east? Let' our
rapid automatic envelope presses
aupply your requirements. Delivery
In a few hours. Phone Bdwy, 29T1.
Pacific Statv. & Pte. Co.. 107 2d at
Adv.
Ex-Policeman Is Bankrupt.: Harry
Ti. Stanton, recently discharged from
The police force for being intoxicated
while on duty, yesterday filed a peti
tion In bankruptcy In the federal
court. He listed his assets at 164.70
nd his liabilities at ?S97.D1.
Tbi Only Number to call la East
30S8. when, you want the Salvation
Army trucks to call for your waste
material. Help us to help others by
your help. Addresn 21 Union ave.
Major John Bree. district officer Adv.
Linnton Transit Co. busses leave
from Park and Stark sts.; regular
schedule. Round trip, 25c. Adv.
K em mere Coal, for family- use.
'tirclace. furnace or- stove Carbon
a! Co.. East 1188 Adv.
Drs. Shoot, Odell, Bates and Edw.
Hall phone changed to Main 1194.
Adv.
Dr. Wicxbtrom returned Adv.
Memorial Directors to Confer.-
Another Joint meeting of the Roose
velt Memorial association and the
David Campbell Memorial association
will be held soon, or the purpose of
discussing the use of the triangular
strip of land ' at Nineteenth and
Washington streets. The latter as
soclation has prior right to the use
or this land, but the members of the
Roosevelt association are anxious to
acquire the site to place the Roose
Lvelt equestrian statue which Dr.
Henry Waldo Coe has given to the
city. The directors of the Campbell
Lassociatior. thus far have declined to
relinquish their hold upon the prop
erty, as they plan a memorial in
honor of David Campbell at this
point.
Call Pleases Dr. Villers. H. W.
Stone, chairman of the special com
mittee of the White Temple. (First
Baptist church) on pulpit supply, yes
terday afternoon received from Dr.
Thomas Jefferson Villers, pastor of
First Baptist church, Detroit, Mich., a
telegram, saying he had been "deep
ly moved" by his call to the Portland
church and that he would await com
plete details, which have been sent
by letter. Following the unanimous
call extended Dr. Viliers by the con
gregation of the White Temple. Thurs
day night, a telegram was sent to
him, merely stating this fact and say
ing details would follow by letter. In
the opinion of Mr. Stone, Dr. Villers
will accept.
Buildino to Bb Erected. A the
ater building and stores and offices
are to be Include In the building
plans for the triangular block at
Foster road and Sixty-fifth avenue,
Arleta, construction on which is to
begin the middle of this month. H.
W. Worth and Robert White are the
owners of this property. The Werth
holdings will he Improved with a two
story building with four stores on the
ground floor and offices and apart
ments above. It is to cost approxi
mately 112.000. The heater building
will be erected on the property of
Robert White, and the buildings now
on this property are to be torn down
at once.
Attembt to Bribe Charged Japa-
I nese officers and seamen on board the
steamer Keifuku Maru failed in an
attempt to bribe agents from the
office of George U. Piper, collector of
customs, Thursday night, Mr. Piper
said, and a large quantity of first
class Scotch whisky was seized and
now reposes In the vaults of the
customs-house After the officers had
conducted a"iong search they dis
covered the liquor. They were start
ing to take It off the ship, when, ac
cording to Mr, Piper, offers of bribes
were made. No arrests were made.
Federal g'rand Jury Faced.
George Teeters, ex-patrolman, and
Alex Legault are scheduled to appear
before the federal grand jury on
charges of violating the prohibition
law. The'y were arrested In their
'construction office" In the Exchange
building, Thursday- night, by agents
from the office of Dr. J. A. Llnville.
prohibition enforcement officer. A
quantity of liquor was seized when
the officers raided the office. Teeters
and Legault were released on bail of
$."00 each.
City Club Meets. "Although a
slash of MS9.0OU was made in the
county budget. It was done on a sound
and scientific ba," said Robert G.
Diec.k, construing engineer of the tax
supervising and conservation com
mission, in a speech on the work of
the commission yesterday noon before
the City club. Mr. Dieck outlined the
action of the tax commission In
various details of the budget. He ex.
pressed the belief that the budget In
its present form would benefit the
county and win popular approval.
LenTs Improvement Club Planned.
Business and professional men . of
the Lents district are discussing tht1
formation of an Improvement ciub
and the possibility of establishing
permanent clubrooms In connection
with the work of such an organiza
tion for the general advancement of
public improvements. It is probable
a public meeting will be called soon
to discuss plans for the proposed or
ganization and for the general bet
terment of the community.
Japanese Sailors Sentenced. After
pleading guilty to a charge of im
porting narcotics Into the United
States, in violation of the federal
statutes, Yozaemon Hlrata and Zen
norsukl, Japanese sailors, were sen
tenced to nine months' each In the
county jail by Judge Bean In the fed
eral court yesterday. Dave Lightner,
Portland news dealer, who was in
dicted with the Japanese, will fight
his case In the courts.
Liquor Shipped by Parcel Post.
Ernest O. Hall of Newberg is now
facing a grand jury Investigation.
Hall was arrested Thursday at New
berg, after he had shipped bottles of
moonshine, packed in prunes, to
customers In Portland through the
parcel post. His bail has been set at
$1500. Thd penalty for shipping liquor
through the mails is two years In
prison and a fine of $.'000.
Foroer Sent to Jail. Arndld Stryf
feller, disabled Veteran of the war,
pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery
before Judge Bean In the federal
court yesterday and was sentenced
to three months In the county jail. He
was charged with having taken a
check made out to a comrade, in
dorsed It and attempted to cash it at
the Meier & Frank store.
Sandy to Open' Store. Sandy, well,
known Portland photographer, will
open a new store Monday morning at
152 Fourth street, near Morrison. The
new branch will occupy a floor space
of 14 by 24 feet, and will replace the
store at 329 Washington street, which
Sandy closed January 1. Sandy op
erates another store at 120 Broadway.
To Hood River and The Dalles by
auto, good hotel and garage; drive to
Stevenson, Wash., on North Bank
highway. Take ferry at 8:30 A. M. to
Viento where highway is open east.
Ferry leaves Viento at 12 A. M., ar
rives at Stevenson at 2:15. Phone 147
Stevenson, Mrs. C T. Smith. Adv.
Medford Mayor to Speak. C. E.
Gates, mayor of Medford. Or., will be
the chief speaker before the members'
forum of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce at the luncheon Monday,
January 9.
Rev. B. B. Sutcliffe, D. D., Calvary
Presbyterian church, tomorrow, 11
A. M. "The Pre-eminence of Christ";
3:30 P. M., "Introduction to Study of
Romans." Adv.
Safety Boxes, x1c dally. 284 Oak.
Adv.
TODAY - AT 2:SI
TOA1UHT AT UiU
AuditoriuM
3d and Clay, rhoar Main TSO.
: HAIUiAl PKIC'H 1
MAT. TODAY 2:30 j
ADl'LTS AND CHILDREN OEft I
INCLUDING WAR TAX -
TONIGHT 8:30
, DIRECT
FHON
WASHINGTON
TO
PORTLAND
FIRST TIME
ON PACIFIC
COAST
OWN 9 1 ST DIV. IN ACTION
kvk. pricks, iNO.rnixr: tax.
AUll.T BSC CIIII.DHEX 30C
Whisky Cached in Chair. Four
policemen, two of whom are ser
geants, ransacked the apartment of
Mrs. Emma Lumovlch, 228 ",4 East
Burnside street, from top to bottom
and from front to rear, but could not
f!nJ the liquor they knew was there
and t which they had come to find.
Finally they gave up. On the way
out one of the four accidentally felT
over a chair and upset It. jOut from
under the cushion rolled a bottle of
moonshirfe whisky. Mrs. Lumovlch
was then placed under arrest and
released on $250 bail. Tin police
men were Sergeants Shadd"and Bunn,
and Patrolmen Johnson and Rudolph.
Poolhall Men Fixed 200. The
proprietors of the Hie Hour poolhall,
145 Third street, were fined $200 In
municipal court yesterday afternoon
for vlolat'on of the prohibition law.
Several nights ago they were ar
rested when officers found ten bot
tles of liquor, cached in an ash can,
where. It was alleged? patrons of the
place could help themselves after pre
liminary arrangements for reimburse,
ment had been made.
' For Salb. Dandy 3-room apt., fur
nished complete; rent $45. Call Mar
shall 151, before 12 or after 4:30. No
triflers. Adv.
SCHUMANN-HEINK.
Seats are selling at Sherman, Clay
& Co. for the Schumann Heink con-
t 1 ' . t'
V'V
cert at the auditorium, Monday, .Jan
uary , direction bteers & coman.
Floor. $2. $1.50; rear balcony, $2, $1.50:
side balcony. $1.50. $1, 50c. Plus 10
per cent war tax. Adv.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
Only installation In the Pacific
northwest of Yale A' Towns Change
able locks. It's worth your while to
find out how thla lock differs from
all others. All sizes now available.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPA.N Y. Sixth
anu Morrison. Adv.
FAY OF YOUR MORTGAGE
In monthly installments, and really
own your home. " See us about your
renewal. Special proposition. Port
land Trust company. Sixth and Mor
r.son streets. Adv.
CARDS OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciationto our many
friends for their sympathy, assist
ance and beautiful floral offering
during our late bereavement in the
death of our beloved husband and
father. MRS. H. W. GRABLB
Adv. A.N'D FAMILY.
Ve wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness and sympathy
shown us curing our late bereave
ment in the death of our beloved
mother and sister.
MR. AND MRS. FRED GRIMM
Adv. AND FRANCIS R1CHTER.
S. & H green stami a tor cash. Hoi
man Fuel Co.. coal and wood. Mala
3o3; 560-21. Adv. .
Best grade of coal. Prompt delivery.
Diamond Coal Co. Bdwy. 3037. Adv.
"Sotithport Coal is better EDLEF
SEN'S." Adv
HAZELWOOD
CREAM WAFERS
4
ASSORTED FLAVORS
60c PER POUND
Peppermint W inter green
Lemqi Orange Clove
Spearmint
These dainty wafers are
made fresh daily, so you
can be assured of their
creamy texture and deli
cate flavor.
When you bay
HAZELWOOD CANDY
yon secure the best.
THE HAZELWOOD
CONFECTIONERY AND
RESTAURANT
388 Washington St.
127 Broadway
The man who considers ultimate cost buys
Clear Creek Coal
- (Mined in
Willamette Fuel
Broadway 2144
reater
the
Cycol" Motor Oil. invariably delivers
increased mileage. We receive hun-
dreds of letters from users which
stress this point
This has a much greater significance
than the saving of money on oil used.
It is conclusive evidence that Cycol
does not break downpthin out or evap
orate rapidly under engine heat Thus
Cycol maintains the essential lubri
cating film,, reduces friction wear and
prevents costly motor troubles which
result from the use of ordinary oil.
Cycol gives such phenomenal service
in the motor because it is different in
chemical characteristics from motor
oils now known as Western "asphal-
FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE
PILES
Fistula, Fis
sfcre, Itching
and all other
rectal condi
tions except
Cancer perma
nently cored
without a sur
gical i o p e r a
tion. Mv method Is painless, requires
no anesthetic and Is Perm.aSent'
There is no confinement In bed. no
interference with buslnesa or o
cial eripasrements.
Is eliminate all doubt as to re
sults by agreeing to return your
fee if I fall to cure your Pile
Call or write for booklet
DR. C. J. DEAN
2d and MorrUom St Portland, Or.
Mention this paper when writing.
Wanted Chairs to Cane
and Pianos to Tupe
by School for Blind .
For Partlmlnrs Call
MRS. J. F. MVKKS. KAST 733.
SAVE CAR FARE
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Special Winter Rates
Fifth and Washington Streets
Utah ) v
& Supply Co.
Automatic 512-25
p? 1 SS-WJ
I ' BifrCyfe was out of order, but L "v XX
J ; y. -y 1 investigation showed it was w JL ctv
Mileage
final proof of lubricating value
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY, San Francisco
MOOT
First
Presbyterian Church
At Twelfth' and Alder
Harold Leonard Bow
man nnd Norman Ken
dall Tullj, ministers.
10:30 A. M.
"Till! .IOY THAT WAS
8ET BEFOHE HIM."
7:45 P. M.
"THE BROKEN SHAFT
Ok' LIOIIT."
8pelal mnftle by the
Quartet at both service.
White Temple
Twelfth and Taylor Streets
Dr. A. V. Phelps
of Berkeley, California
"What Is Your Life?"
7l45 P. M.
"Human Touch"
Excellent Music by Trained Choir
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
B. Y. P. 6:30 P. M.
LECTURE
Subject.
"RELIGIONS OF INDIA"
TUEOSOPHICAL. HAM- 301 CES
TH.4L BUILDING,
SUNDAY, JAMAKY H, S P. M.
A LI. AHE WELCOME.
MR. JOHN DEW, MASTER TUTOR
OF BIBLICAL LAW
will deliver an address entitled "The
Bible in Art," Sunday at 11 o'clock, at
the First Divine Science Church, S16
East Clay street, near East 25th.
Dr. Bowman preaches, f ' I
.5 bXlr:'-
tic" or Eastern "paraffine" or Eastern
"asphaltic." Cycol is made from
Cyclo-Naphthenic base crude petro
leum. Cycol is free from destructive
"sulpho" compounds. These impur
ities are removed by the new Hexeon
Process used only by us.
Prove the superiority of Cycol for
yourself. Flush the crank case, not
with kerosene or so-called "flushing
oils" but with the grade of motor oil
your Lubrication Chart recommends
for your engine, and refill with the
correct grade of Cycol as specified
on the Cycol Lubrication Chart To
be sure of getting genuine Cycol
Motor Oil, buy it where you see tha
Cycol sign.
SULPHO COMPOUNDS
Rally Day
at the
First
Congregational
Church
PARK AND MADISON STREETS.
Bdwj, and "I-J" tars to If lock of
Church.
DR. W. T. McKLVKKN, PRKACIIER.
11 A. M. Sermon Topic
inK CKEATKK CHRIST AND THE
LAKbtllt C1IIKCH."
T:3i) P. M. Orran recital.
1:45 P. M. MIm Margaret Garrison
reads Lad Gregory's novel "Tha
Traveling Man."
DR. McEtTEKN ANSWERS THESE
TliUbK QUESTIONS:
First "Are William Jennings Bryan's
Criticisms ot involution True?"
Second "Are the 'Farmer' Congrefin
men.ln the 'Agricultural Bloc' Seeking
Class Legislation?"
Third "Will Chlna'a Hopee Ba Dis
appointed at the Waahlugtoa Confer
ence T"
Muaio bT Big Chonu and Fin Quartet
:43 A. M. Church School, clasaea
lor all ages.
6:30 P. M. Two Christian Endeavor
societies.
ALL ALWAYS WELCOME.
FIRST
METHODIST
Twelfth and Taylor
B. EARLE
PARKER, D. D.
Pastor -
Services 10:30 A. M.
. and 7:30 P. M.
Dr. Parker Will Preach Both
Morning and Evrnlar.
Reception to Dr. and Mrs. Parker
Friday evening of thia week. All
members and friends cordially in
vited. l:r.HI.E.
OMALO W. M. lUflClUClt, Until
Morning, 11 o'clock
"The B I e a aednena of
Converting b inn era."
Kvenlng, 7:So
"Why We Believe
In the Bible Miracle,"
m
t -- S
h tKtr .-pi' K.
Sunnyside
Methodist
Church
East 3.1th nnd Yamblll.
11 A. M.
THE GREAT HELMET"
POPULAR Sl'NDAY EVEXIXG,
THE GREAT LIARS CF THE BIBLE"
Mm In Serirx.t
Are There "I. lorn" In the Bllilrt
In Thla lli.ok All Truth f
Westminster
Eaet Seventeenth and Schnyler.
E. H. PENCE. D. D., PASTOR.
i:38. comruNiojr sebtice.
Theme: "LO, I AM TTII
YOU ALWAY"
7:30: "A WORKING PLAN
TO GET AT RELIGION
A CHURCH TOITLI. LIKE!
Centenary Wilbur Church
Hopes You Are Keeplnrr That
New Tear Renolntlon
Sunday Morning "The Modern
Miracle."
Sunday Nlpht "The Impertinence
of Peter."
Always Good Mnnlc
Kaat Ninth and Pine
"From Pentecost to the Wrath of the Lamb"
The Rook Sealed With Kevrn Seals Opened.
A Wonderful Story. Its Climax Today.
HEAR EVANGELIST BELL, SUNDAY, 7:30 P. M.
WOMEN OF WOOCCBAFT HALL
Corner Tenth and Taylor Streets.
AS INSPIRING Ml'SICAl, PnOGRAMMRil'XDCll THE LEADER.
SHIP OF PROF. I. C. COLtoni). '
' BIr. II. E, Randall. Baritone Soloist t Fredrrle Flahant. Violin Soloi
Silas Msrgraret Ilolden, IMunlst.
The importance of the
Lubrication Chart
Different brands of motor
oils have different bodies.
The safest, surest way to
get the best performance
from your motor and avoid
expensive engine troubles
due to incorrect lubrication
is to use the grade of motor
oil specified on the Lubri
cation Chart.
APOSTOLIC
FAITH
MISSION
Corner Front anil Burnaltle.
Meeting, lli-lrf at 10i.1l). 2:30 and
7i:tO livery Sunyluy.
7:4T, Rvrry Meat In the Week.
AlUXailona Meeting Saturday Night
AM, WKl.rflMR.
0 tOI.I.KCTIOiS,
"Chronic religionists" will find
many other places more pleasing,
hut thuso who are Interested in
real, live, old - time relinU'ii will
tfc at home here. A unique fea
ture of thene meetings is the gool
old-fashioned gospel elnKlnar, led
by a thirty - two - piece orchestra.
east ernn
BAPTIST
EaMt Twentieth nnd Salmon.
Walter Rtnwell Hinaon and Daniel
Bryant, iniultflera.
11 A. M.
"THE REAL LORD'S
PRAYER"
7:30 P. M.
"CREAKING HOME TIES"
I'rtiuclnnar by Dr. H In son,
Rev. Dan lot Bryant. nnnoHat pastor,
will give a i-rf Mmin.-iry adttresn In thft
evening on "lh Luiys of the Open
Firepmce."
Some of the world's mowt fnmoui
hymns will bo minjr by the Au!inre,
ltd by the chorus choir and orchestra.