THE SUNDAY OEEGOIA PORTLAND, JUXE 23, 1919.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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prompt delivery of Tha Oreronian. City
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Itsy City. Or O. . Shelley
Bsyocean. Or K. D. Mitchell
Brighton. Or A. W. Rows
arson. Wash C. B. Smilh
Kcela. Or .Cannon Beach Merchandise Co.
Jaribaldi. Or 9. M. UcMIIIan
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Lose" Boca. Wash W. E. Btrauhal
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Newport. Or O. J. Herron
Ocaan Park. Wash Emma 8. Campbell
Pacific Beach. Waah Burae col
Rockaway. Or -. Frank Mil
Seaside. Or J. W. Coon
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Jirs. N. St. Martin
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AMUSEMENTS.
BETLIO (Broadway at Taylor) Julian
Eltinse In "Revue of 1019." Tbia afternoon
and tonight.
SAKER (Broadway, near Morrises) Bakar
players In "Tha kissed Bride." J tils
sfiercooa and tonight.
ALCAZAR (Eleventh at Morrisea) Alcasar
Musical Comedy company In "Sweet
heana. Tbia afternoon and tonight.
PsKTlGES (Broadway at Alder) Vaude
Ilia; three shows dally. 2:30, 7 and 9:04,
HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill)
Vaudeville and movlne? pictures. 2 to
S:M to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundays and
holidaya continuous. 1:15 to 11 P. at.
STRAND (Washington slreet. between Park
and West Park) Vaudeville ana movin;
pictures, continuous.
IT RIO (Fonxth and Stark) Lyrle company
In "Wanted, a Wife." Tola eltsrnooa at
2:30 aad tonight at 7: SO.
JTHE OAKS amusement park (cars at First
aad Aider) Armstrong rouy comi"j
COLUMBIA BEACII (Vancouver care)
Swimming, danclnf. amusements.
THRIFT STAMPS
and
WiB AVISOS ETAMPS
On iia.e at
Business Office, Draconian.
HibzknTaws to Celcbkatb Jolt 4.
P porta of Ireland are to b revived on
July 4 by the Ancient Order of Hiber
nians if preaent plana for tneir annual
pic-nfe and field day at Council Creat
mature. The ornjanlxation baa among
lta members several first-elaas athlete,
who are willioa- to meet ail comers In
such events as hammer throwing.
tons castnlar. hop. step and jump, and
pole -raultiaa-. At Ions list of prises
vtlll be offered the wlnnera and conso
lations have also been arranged for the
most popular Hibernian bachelor and
the most popular old maid. Frank
Mallon. chairman of the committee on
arrangements, will deelde the contest.
An address In behalf of self-determination
for Ireland will take place about
(P.M. Monte Austin is to aloe; a turn
tier of Irish songs.
Itauaks Discuss Pouncs. Over one
Itundred members of the Italian-Amer
ican ReDubllcan club attended the res
tular monthly meeting at frier's hall.
Milwaukee and Karl streets, last Sun
day afternoon. Plans for participating
in the coming presidential campaign
wars discussed. An address on the po
litical situation wss delivered by T. B.
Neuhausen. who served during the
ISIS campaign as vice-chairman of the
Oregon Hughes campaign committee.
County Commissioner Muck also spoke.
The officers of the club are: P. Tnsi.
president: C Bataglia, vice-president:
D. Grano, secretary; G. Candiotto,
treasurer; Angelo Cuneo, chairman of
board of directors. The Italian colony
will give a ball on July 6 under the
auspices of the federation of Italian
societies.
Triblts Paid Db, Stout. A tribute
to Dr. Oeorgs B. Story of Portland, who
has been in the servlcs or tits navy,
Is contained in the Wigwam, the
official publication of tha officers and
men aboard the steamship i-rinceis
Matolka. Dr. Story was medical
officer aboard the veaaal for some time.
"Probably there is no one who has left
our good ship whose departure is more
keenly regretted oy orricers ana men
than that of Dr. Story." says the Wig
wam, a copy of which has been re
ceived here. "The 8th division paid mm
inlendid tribute, standing at atten
tion to say farewell and wish him bon
voyage and au revoir.
Alaskans to Dance. The Alaska
aociatv will hold a "bourdougn excur
sion on the swsn. xuesaay nignt, teav.
Ins Jefferson-street wharf at s ociock.
There will be dancing, music and
general good time. The outing is for
the benefit of the fund with which ex-
Alaskana hope to advertise Portland
and lta attractions in Alaska. Arrange
merits are being made for a meeting to
be held soon with Judge M. P. Moran
of Alaska as the speaker. Judge Moran,
who has been here this spring, has not
been "outside' Alsska in SO years.
WCIUS'I ALX1UABT OF PLUMBERS OR'
oanized. The woman s auxiliary or tne
Portland Master Plumbers' association
was organised at the Builders' ex
change hall Thursday nittht. . O. G.
Iloihion. mansger of the Builders' ex
change, called the meeting to order and
explained tha objects ot me society.
The election resulted as follows: Presi
dent. Luelia Signer: vice-president.
Beona Burfitt: secretary. Rachel run
man: treasurer. Leon a itooi.
Colonel Kefhart to Leave. Colonel
Famuel A. Keptiart. who has been in
charge of array recruiting work in this
section for some months, has been
ordered overseas and will leave short
ly to report at Hobeken. N. J. It is
Drobable that he will be given com
mand of a heavy artillery regiment
with the army of occupation. Colonel
Kephart will be relieved here by Colo
nel Charles H. Martin.
Elks, attention! All Elks, their
wives and daughters who are willing
to work In tha ffalvation Army home
service campaign, beginning Monday,
should telephone immediately to Broad
way ?0"6. or leave name at .lka-calva-tion
Army headquarters, ground floor.
i:iks" building. Broadway and Stark
Street. Adv.
Pacific Fibs Ucxcnzos Fripat. The
Pacific Fire Insurance company avill
entertain with a luncheon Friday at the
Multnomah hotel, using the gold room
for the event Covers will be arranged
for and during luncheon brief re
ports and short talks will be made.
Elks and members of their families
are reeded to help in putting the 6al
vatlon Army home service campaign
"over the top" next week. Report at
once at Elks-Salvation Army bead
ouarters. ground' floor. Elks" building
or telephone Broadway SOS Adv.
Aged Home Btwnr Thubspat The
f:fth annual vaudeville for the benefit
of the Home for the Aged will be held
on Thursday evening. July IT.
Miss Raonhild Johansson, mssssge
and medical gymnastics, has moved to
Madison Park Apis. Phone Main 2H2,
it no answer Main sail Adv.
Db. Richmond Wells, returned from
overseas, will resume the practice of
dentistry at 603 Medical bids. Phone
Main :04. Adv.
Be individual, comfortable, stylish;
have a Barclay corset made for you.
Wdln. 6JI5. Adv.
Patint leather pumps. To pairs left:
special ((.IS. Knight Shoe Co. Steps to
economy Adv.
Dr. Hobacb P. Selksap. returned
from France, win resume practice: 111
telling bldg. Main 4S12. Adv.
Db. E. A. Sommer will resume prac
tice, 0 Electric building, after June
IS. Phone Main JJi Adv.
Da. B. Jf. Hamm moved to 914-15 Ste
vens building. Practice limited to pyor
rhea. Main 177. Adv.
Milk axd Rest Cure. The specialty
of tha Moore Sanitarium, office 0$
telling building. Main elOl. Adv, ,
' War Servcb Pageant im Adoust.
The historical backs-round of the
northwest which resulteij in the larg
est proportionate number of voluntary
enlistments and the finest physical rec
ords or the nation during the war will
be the theme of a pageant being writ?
ten by Mrs. Adah Ross and Mrs. Nor
man Christie of the war - camp com
munlty service. The city park beard
and Miss Jessie Milliard, story teller
at the central library, have agreed to
co-operate with the war camp com
munity service In the production of
this pa-ream In August. Dances 11
lustrative of allegorical parts of the
pageant will be taught by supervisors
in all tha community centers. The pa
geant will take place in one of the city
parks and will be the closing demon
stration of their summer worn,
Bot Scouts to Lioht Peacb Blaze.'
The. Boy Scouts all over the world are
going to light large signal fires on the
night following the eigning of peace
terms. A chain of fires built by the
scouts Is to signal the glad news. The
scouts of Portland have completed ar
rangements to build a large fire on
Healy heights, just south of Council
Crest, and all scouts will be in attend-!
ance. The programme will include
speeches, singing, snake dance scout
yells and one grand fire. The Multno
mah Fuel company haa donated two
cords of wood to add ta tha blase, and
Vogan Csndy company Is furnishing
the boys with a treat. The fire will be
visible from all parts ef the city and,
in Vancouver.
Extended Visit East to Be Made.
Professor E. B. Hughson and family
left during the week on an extended
visit to eastern ettlea. They will be
the guests ef Professor Hughsen's
mother in Columbus, O., and will visit
Mrs. Hughson's family at Sparta, Wis.
R. S. Hughson, who has just received
his discharge from the navy, returned
home Tuesday. While in the service
he was sent to assist in Installing the
naval airplane department at the threat
Lakes nsval station. Mrs. Hughson
(TIrzah McMillan), who has been east
with her husband, returned, with him
to Portland.
Summer Sports Planned for Girls.
Girls who wonld care to join free
swimming or tannls classes for the
summer months are requested to meet
at the Soldiers' and Sailors' club bouse
Tuesday evening at 7:10 o'clock. The
classes are being organized by Mrs.
Norman Christie and Miss Adele Wspe
of the war camp community service,
Persons skilled in swrmmlng or tennis
are asked to assist the war camp com
munity service by offering their serv
ices as instructors. Tha classes will be
held In the Sellwood community house.
Pabtt Reaches Government Camp.
The families of M. M. Robinson and
G. Hughey of Portland composed th
first camping party to governmen
camp this season. On June 15, after
considerable hard climbing through the
melting snow In the timber, whlclr- I
till six to eight feet deep, they sue
ceeded in reaching the timber line.
Guides were in advanee. surveying the
mountain in the region of the cabin.
preparatory to digging out the cabin
and to establishing a trail the follow
ing day,
POULTRTMEN TO ORO ANISE. The poul-
trymen of Multnomah county have
been working for some time upon the
plan of organization. Preliminaries for
the organization have now been com
pleted and the committee bas called I
meeting of all poultrymen in Multno
mah and eastern Clackamas counties
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t the Gresham library, June 21, at t
clock P. M. At this meeting steps
will be taken to perfect the organlza
tlon, which may start marketing their
products by the first ot next month.
All Elks Owning Automobiles are
rged to bring their machines to the
Salvation Army hearquarters. Broad
ay and Stark streets, t to t.JD Mon
ey morning. Portland Lodge, No. 14!,
B. P. O. Elks, have undertaken ta put
the drive for the Salvation Army home
service campaign over. The drive starts
Monday morning and every Elk has
been called to service by J. J. Berg,
xalted ruler and general of the drive.
Adv.
Tenderloin Steak. 45c
At Frank L. Smith's, 228 Alder street
Nice little porterhouse stak, 25c
Tour favorite round steak, ISc
Boiling beef tit short ribs, 124c
find smith s mutton roasts, lOe.
Mutton liver, lOo Sh'lder mutton. U4c
Roast pork, 25c Pork chops, 30a,
Smith's classy breakfast bacon, 40c
Oven roasts, Ho. Pot roasts, 15c,
Frank L. Smith's la 228 Alder St. Adv.
Tour Choice of Lots Cartwrlght
Park, Seaside, Or.; elza of lots, 50x100
prices, 175 to $700: on board walk,
facing ocean or on Necanicum river or
In beautiful spruce grove, between
river and ocean. Attractive homes al
ready constructed throughout tract
Automobile road via lower Columbia
river highway, or by railway to Sea
side. Inquire Whitmer-Kelly company.
sales agents, 414 Ptttock block. Adv.
Announcement. The Elmore hotel at
Rockaway Beach has been purchased
by J. J. Kreba. formerly of the Edel
welss Cottage, who will open It to the
public about July 1, entirely renovated
and newly furnished. The dining room
will be under the supervision of Mrs.
Krebs. which will assure all patrons
satisfaction In every respect. For in
formation and reservation address J. J.
Krebs, Rockaway, Oregon. Adv.
Kei.lt Claw to meet Saturdat. The
annual meeting of the Kelly clan will
be held Saturday. June 2S, at the home
of Mrs. O. P. S. Plummer on the Dosch
rosd, ens mile from Council Crest.
Penumbra Kelly is chieftain; Agnes
Kelly, secretary; Kellie Fawcett, his
torian. All members should bring bas
ket lunch, which will be served under
the trees at 1 o'clock.
Artisan Tea at Multnomah Hotel.
The United Artisans, Fram assembly,
will meet, Tuesday evening In the Mult
nomah hotel assembly hall and tea
gardens at 8 o'clock. Following the
meeting there will be dancing and ta
bles will be arrsnged for cards, the
latter diversion always proving popu
lar with the Artisans and their guests.
Cnitarianism. Past, Present, Fu
ture." The pastor ot the Church of f
Our Father. Broadway at Tamhlll. will
rpeak on this theme today. 11 A. M.,
fifth In series on church unity. The
public is respectfully Invited. Sundsy
school and evening forum Intermitted.
Adv.
Elks' Picnic Estacada.
Sunday, June '22, trains leave East
Water and Morrison, 9:15 A. M. Stop
for Elks and their friends. East Water
and Hawthorne, Golf links and Lents
Junction. Adv.
Hello, Bill. Ton are needed to help
n the salvation Army nome servioe
campaign. Keport at once to tne i-iK-Salvation
Army headquarters, ground
floor. Elks' building, or telephone
Brosdwsy 206. Adv.
Ivanhob Homestead. Brotherhood of
American Yeomen, will give -a dance
on the bwan, tnaay nignt. June Zi.
Boat leave foot of Jefferson at 1:15.
Union music Good time assured. Adv.
Dr. A. A. Grossman returned from
Frsnce: announces opening of oflices.
Rooms S17-S1I Selling bldg. Adv.
Perfection Plaster Board or-Beaver
board for walla and ceilings. Tlmms
Cress at Co.. 1S4 Second street Adv.
Razors and safety blade sharpened.
Portland Cutlery Co, 4th aL Adv.
Dr. C. C. Newcastle, dentist, re
turned; 311-13 Oregonlan bldg. Adv.
Safett Boxes. 13.50 yearly; beat the
holdup man. 2S4 Oak. Adv.
See Our
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this store gives expert serv
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To merely sell a diamond
Is not our policy. There's a
definite value to our Dia
monds and you are sure ef
knowing what contributes
to this value when we show
you or sel( you a diamond.
Quality is even more im
portant than weight, - and
our wide experience en
ables us to accurately ad
vise you as to quality.
Many Happy June Brides Are Being Made
s Happier Because Their
Wedding Rings and Gifts
Have Been. Chosen at Jaeger Bros.
The fact that "it came from Jaeger Bros." is assurance
of the quality of the gift, aad of lasting satisfaction to both
giver and recipient, . -
Fashion Decrees the Decorated
i Styles in Wedding Rings
Whatever, your preference, you'll find here your ideal
as" to what if correct, chaste and beautiful, Exquisitely
chased in various patterns, each one denoting its own par
ticular sweet sentiment Some paved entirely areuncj wiA
diamonds; others of dignified simplicity.
All Platinum Circlets Set With Diamonds, . .$75 to $250
Plain and Chased Platinum, without Diamonds, $35 to $75
Platinum, with Cold lining, without Diamonds, $15 to $45
Tiffany Styles hi 22, 18 and M-carat Cold, $3.50 1o $15
Wedding Silver
Authenticity and character of patterns are
evident in pur selection of sterling silver. Some of the pat
terns that recommend themselves and make lasting impres
sion and which' are worthy pf the designation, "heirloom
silver," are the
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C ARM EL WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE
MARY CHILTON RHEJMS
Other Wedding Gift Suggestions
Sterling Silver Candlesticks, Sterling Silver Bridal Bas-
$5 and up.
Salad Dressing Bottles,
etched "glass, sterling silver
tops, $6.50.
Sterling Silver French Pastry
Baskets. t
Sterling Silver Roll Baskets.
Sterling Silver Ice Cream
Sets Platter and 6 Plates.
Sterling Silver Bonbon
Baskets, $8 and up.
Lets, $6 and up.
Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Water Pitchers.
Sterling Silver Sandwich and ;
Cake Plates, $15and up.
Sterling Silver Tea and
Coffee Sets.
Sterling Silver Mayonnaise Tha Nen
bowls, Uhve JJishes and "Rheimt"
Lemon Sets. PqUtm
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Transfer Cases
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IRWIN -H0DS0N
Commtrcial Stationers : 387 Washington St, Pittock Block
MEDICAL MEN TO GATHER
XOTED SPECIALISTS TO
ADDRESSES.
M.AKK
State Association Convention
Cover Six Days Child Wel
fare Meeting Public.
to
Am on a; those -who will take part in
the lectures scheduled for the annual
meeting of the Oregon State Medical
association, to open June 26 in this
city, are several specialists of nation
wide reputation from various parts of
the United States. They include Dr.
W. H. Lemon of Rochester, Minn., who
Is connected with Mayo brothers; Dr. T-
C. Witherspoon of Butte, Mont.; Dr. C.
C Browning: of Los Angeles and Dr. E.
J. Huenekens, a specialist in tdiseases
of children, of Minneapolis.
Between 200 and 300 physicians of
this stats are expected to attend the
sessions, which last to the end of the
week, and are preceded by clinios under
the auspices of the University of Ore-
son medical school alumni. Together
the meetings will cover six days. They
will be followed by a summer post
graduate course Riven by the uni
versity.
Only one of the state association
meetings will be open to the public
This is to be Thursday night at i
o'clock in the Lincoln High school au
ditorium and will be on child welfare
work. Dr. B. W. De Busk, chairman
of the Oregon Child Welfare commis
sion, will preside. Addresses wilt be
made by Dr. Huenekens, who will tell
of the progress of Infant welfare work
in the east, and Mrs. Millie K. Trum
bull,- who will describe that ceing car
rled on In this state.
A feature of the Thursday afternoon
session will be a talk on the work ot
base hospital unit No. 48, while over
seas, by Colonel B C. Yenney of this
city.
The doctors will hold practically all
of their gatherings In the Elks' lodge
room. Dr. Charles At. Barbae or 1'ort-
and, president of the association, will
be in charge. Dr. It. Steeves of
Salem is president-elect- Some of the
Oreuon speakers will be Dr. E. B.
Plckel of Medford, Dr. R. J. Pllklngton
of Astoria. Dr. R. C. Coffey, Dr. J. B,
Bllderback and Dr. A. E. Rockey of
Portland; Dr. T. D. Strieker of Grants
Pass, Dr. C. Ulysses Moore, ur. K. ij.
Benson and Dr. T. Homer Coffey of
Portland.
Nomination and election or oincers
Is to take place Friday morning. This
session will be followed by a luncheon
tendered by the Portland City and
County Medical society. At 2 o'clock
ha guests will be taken lor a trip 10
Bonneville, where entertainment and
supper are to be provided.
The Albany brickyard, which was not
operated last year because of war re
strictions, wlll resume work nest week
and plans have been made for the man
ufacture of at least 800,000 brick this
summer. Several brick buildings will
be erected in Albany this summer and
the stock on hand at the local yard is
now getting low.
INCOME PROPERTY.
Splendid investment. Small apart
ment house in best residence district,
providing fine home and good income.
For sale by owners.
F. B. BOWMAN U CO.
213 Chamber of Commerce bldg. Adv.
Swedish Parliament to Meet,
STOCKHOLM. June 21. A special
session of Parliament will be summoned
this fall, it is announced, to consider
the invitation expected by Sweden to
join the league of nations.
Read The Oregonlan classified ads.
Albany Brick Yard to Resume.
ALBANY. Or., June 21. (Special.)-
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Let Joy make to your order a nobby
going-away suit on the easiest of terms.
Fabrics displayed; see them. H. E. Joy,
Unique Tailoring Co, 104 Fourth St.,
bet. Washington and Stark. Adv.
Commerce Sate Deposit Vault.
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Ambitious young men can
prepare to go to college
-- during the summer term
now opening. -
Full particulars
Department of Education '
Dir. C, Room 416,
T. M. C. A. Building
SUITS Pressed, 35c
Butts French pry Cleaned or Steam
Cleaned $1.00..
Unique Tailoring Co.
104 Fourth St, Bet. Waah and Stark.
Ve pay you to do your own delivering.
As a rule the NEWER
INSTITUTIONS in any
line of business are, the
MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE.
THE NEW WORLD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
has the advantage of
YOUTH and in addition
thereto a STRENGTH
(ratio of assets to liability
to Policy-holders) equaled
by few companies in the
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NEW WORLD LIFE
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etb Floor EUers Bids;.. Wash., at 4th
Printers
Bookbinders
Office Furniture
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Safes, Chairs
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Kilham's Furniture Quality,
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Then you have to leave the room for a
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"He talks all right, but his office
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Sherman.jplay &f Ca
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Pianos and Talking Machines
Also
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Special Bible Lectures
Gospel Pavilion, 17th and Main SU
Vancouver, Wash.
Beginning Sunday
June 22,8:15 P.M.
Opening Lecture:
"Was the Great War Armageddon?
Its Meaning in Prophecy."
All Cordially Invited
Evangelists George W. Bine of
Walla Walla, and F. H. Conway
of Vancouver.
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