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TIIE SUNT) AT OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JULY 6, 1919. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ft Tilff Vain TT. A undajr IM!t"r. . . .. Vain 77. A dvrr.ln LMpartm.nt . .. (ain TT. A balanDUadut of BjllJlna.Vlain TOTOt A " OKECOVl.tX AT KEAORTS. RabmN with th. following arr-nt.. at y)ur .ummr raart. ' n r tha mowt P"mpc diivrr of Th. orraontan. Cny rsriM. SubocrtpUono by mall ar payafel. IB Prn.. Or r. C. Robtnon Bar Cny. (f O. K- sheUro Bavocan. Or T. D. Mil.hli Rr:(Mgn. Or A. W. R rami, 'ub - B Smith Ecola. Or.... Cannon Bea MprrhMd!.- 1:0. ianbidi. -r s M. M--tiii Jrhart. Or W. . Robinon Lnir rcta. Wash W. Strauhal Mmha:taa Ptaca. Or. " Anurl X'BUniU. Or E. Kardll Vah.-otia. IV. h . H. J. Br..n Newport. Or O. J. Hrrror x-.an prk. Wash Emma H ramporll . .ic Brh. Wash Burk. Cola Rorkaaay. Or Frank Miller KaJ. or A. J. Oillett. ..... ."7. ......... . M N.- St! Martin J !av;rw. Wash oaorne . ruinam Tiliamook. Or J " Imar WhMlit, Or ft- H. Cody AUt'fE.MJCNT. AI.fAZAR (El'v.mh at Morrt-on) Alcaaar fiara la "Th Spnnx alaid." Thla alt- mooo a .d tonight. PANTAGE!" Broadaar at A!dr Vaud- vllla: thrae sbowa daily. 2.3V. 1 and . U4. HIPPOtiROMB (Broadway at Tamblll) Vaudavtlla and moving- ptcturea. . lo . . 4a to II P. M. Saturday. Sunday, and holidaya continuous. 1:13 to 11 3t. STRAND iWuhiniln trr-t. between Park and Weat l'ark( Vaudeville and moving ptcturea. continuous. ltTRIC 'Fourth and Ftark) Lyric company In "The Tourist.- Thla afternoon at 2:30 and tonlcht at 7.30. COr NCI I CRKST Kre- amusement park. F.l.vation l.tl" teet. Take C C cara, Uor- rtaon or Waahmgton atreeta. TUB OAKS amusement park (cara at PI rat and Alder) AmutrMt Kolly company. COLCYB1A BEACH (Vancouver cmtmt tiwlmmtnr. daneinc amusementa. one phaaa of the revenge taken by the J rebel bands tinder the nominal com mand of Felix Dial for the death of Aureliano Blanquet and Francisco Al varez. A train on th fnteroceanlc line, bearing peons being armed only with Instruments of labor, was dynamited between Pino and Las Vig-as. the greater ntmiber of the passengers killed by rifle fire and their bodies, together with the living wounded, burned when the train was fired. Within a few days a party of ban dits, commanded by the Arellano broth ers, burned a large part of the village of Tlapocoyan, causing an undetermined number of casualties. Another attack by Pedo Gabay, falsely reported killed, on the Alvarad orailway .near Salinas, claimed la passengers and 15 soldiers as victims. The only military success registered was the attack on a military train near Tierra Blanca, on the Isthmus railway, at a point known as "Devil's Back bone." by forces under the rebel lead ers, Vlllegas and Lagunes. The young General Ernesto Damy. Major Cirilo (iamboa and 50 soldiers were killed. Damy fighting to the last. JiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiinHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniiniiiiitiiiimiimniiiii'i; T lift I IT STAMPS and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS On bale ax Business Office. Orecoalaa. SERGEAXT COOK, PRINCESS PATS. NEVER WOODED. Brownsville Boy Exception, as Land of Maple Troops Usually Last ed but Short Time. Wtsroxsix Pirxic Plakxed. Former residents of Wisconsin will hold a basket picnic on the afternoon and evening of July 10 at Sellwood. park. Games will be conducted with priaes for at winners. The forroer members of the Badzer state are aaked to brln only food as coffee, cream and suga will h strved. The Dlcnlc IS lor in BiirtuHi of allowing the former pesl dents of Wisconsin to renew old friend anion and at the same time en Joy a outlne -SDecial orovlslon will be mad for- the entertainment of th children who will attend the picnic Gim Boot to Msbt Mo!rrHt.T. Regular monthly meetings of the state nam. and -fl-th commission, at wnicn the public will meet with the commls Ion for the mutual discussion of sug a-eatlona and comolainta. have been se lor the first Thursday of each month. Ths action was takn at tne sugges tion of Governor olrotu who expressed a desire that sportsmen might be given regular opportunity to chat with the commission ncgaruing the conduct ul Its affairs. Walter Hardwick Risions Walter Hardwire has resigned from the War Camp Community fervice as song UatU-r to become associated with 1 Mstle mhn arrived last week from San Francisco to assume the position of district manager of the Western States Life Insurance company. Both men have recently been discharged from the serv ice wlt! the rank of first lieutenant. Mr. Matte was overseas with the chemi cal engineering forces. Librart Lectures Free. Misunder standing is reported with regard to the lectures which are to tie given oy ir. J. Duncan Spaeth of Princeton, in the central library from June M to August 1. No charge will be made for these lectures. They are a part qf the Knglish course of the University of Oregon summer school and are abso lutely free to the public Free Dextai. Clinic. The Oregon Stale Dental association will hold a demonstration clinic at North Pacific Dental college. K. Sth and Oregon streets, on Monday. July 7, at 1:30 P. M A limited number may receive free dental aervlce. A case for a full upper and lower set of teeth particularly de sired. Adv. Bosto! Faked Reaxs. Hot. in Jugs for your Sunday breakfast and others nays, lou never ate better baked beans anywhere. Kverybody who has eaten our baked beans highly praise them. Perfection, that's all. Also su perior brown bread. Price's Better Bake Bean Co.. Central Market, cor. sth and Yamhill sts Adv. New York A o e m t Will Address Creditmex. O'Brien Atkinson of the New York office of the mercantile agency. K. G. Dun A: Co.. an expert on csedlts Is at present in the city and will address the creditmen of Portland at a dinner given at the crystal room, Benson hotel at P. M. Monday even ing. Firs Preventiom Circulars Oct. Fire prevention circulars, occasioned by the approach of the dry season, are being distributed by the regional pur chasing committee of the northwestern railroads. The circulars give many valuable hints for the prevention of fire, with particular reference to rail road storehouses and lumber yards. Milk akd Kest Cure. When the nervous system is exhausted and the organs of the body arv performing their functions in a half efficient way there , la probably no treatment so quick and complete in results as the milk and rest cure. The Moore anitarlum. 115 Kast :sth at AiuVr. Office 9ug Selling building. Adv. Robert E. Mcllex to Speak. The Knights of Columbus club, at West Park and Yamhill streets, will be ad dressed tomorrow night by Robert H Mullen, who recently returned from France, where he has serwd In the relief work of the Knights of Colum bus. Fvm Rkxt Modern downtown store, li50: No. !0 Oak street, between sth and th streets. Heat and water fur nished. Good display and offices for any retail or manufacturers agency lines. Apply Strong A MacNaughton. Jill Corbett bile. Main SIS. Adv. Mtss Florexcr A.-Scllexbero will ' speak In the comforter. Portland hotel. Sunday. P. M. May Andrew Wiggln of San Francisco arrives Monday and will conduct classes and give a series of talks. Further announcements to be made Sunday evening. Adv. Tmb coming of the Lord In the clouds" means his appearing In the literal sense of the word, teaching that ha Is O-Hl of heaven and earth." Hear this explained this morning at the New Christian chur.h. Zil Jefferson. 10:4i. W l!l:am R Keecv. minister. Adv. soi-p Meat .-. Beefsteak 15c. At Frank L Smith's. 2 Alder a tree t: Good choice roast beef only lie. Veal stew and boiling tseef. I'tc. Roast veal lie Veal cutlets. 10c PxRrECTio" Plaster Board or Beaver board for wall and ceilings. Tlmms Cress 4: Co.. le Second street. -Adv. rR. Horace P. Belkxap. returned feom France, all! resume practice; 111 selling Mug. Main ilZ. Adv. Walter Gleasox returned. Law offices, old location. Mulkey bids.. Sec ond and Morrison. Adv. Hill M:litat Acadeht opens Sep tember i:. Send for catalogue. Adv. We Grixp everything. Portland Cut lery Co.. i th st.. near Stark- Adv. SrxTT Boxes. IS SO yearly: beat the holdup man. Vaults. r Oak. Adv. Da. William S. Kexxept. T55 Morgan b!ug. Phone Main 1J-Adv. BROWNSVILLE. Or.. July 6. (Spe cial.) Brownsville claims a war rec ord In tne person of Sergeant J. Well ington Cook, of Princess Patricia's ow Canadian light Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs." J. W. Cook. When his parents met him in Port land he was fresh from the battle front where for 32 months he had helped bold the Hun at bay. And throughout ail that time received not one scratch. Sergeant Cook, when asked what was the hottest battle In which he was en gaged, said that it would be hard to decide between several such as Pas schendale. Vimy ridge. Hill No. 70. Gtv Inchy and the Somme. He thought per haps passchendaele would take the cake, as the Prussians were out to w and the mud was waist deep In places. Wellington Cook is one of three Cook boys who were in France during th war. David and Marvin are still there. David ls a member of the old Third Oregon and his brother, Marvin, is with the aviation corps. Wellington was in British Columbia at the time of the breaking out of the war and cast his lot with the Canadians. FIGHT ON "HOPPERS" WINS Farmers In Harney County Are Saved Immense Sums. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Corvallis. July 6. (Special.) Farmers of the Harney vallsy estimate that sev eral thousand dollars has been saved them through the campaigns against grasshoppers waged last year and again this season under the direction of B. C. Thompson, special field agent of the United States bureau or ento mology, co-operating with the college extension service. Mr. Thompson has Just returned to the college. Last year It was estimated that 1:50, 000 was saved the farmers and this year the work was even more effective. In some sections the grasshoppers were completely eradicated by means of the poison distributed. A PROCLAMATION. We the representatives of the various Portland unions who voted to strike for Mooney. and the delegates of the Cen tral Labor Council's Mooney committee. yesterday sent a resolution to the Cen tral Labor Council and the metal trades council ot tnis city, urging an worKers this locality to cease work on July Fourth at 12 noon for five consecutive days, as a protest against the continued mprlsonment of Thomas J. Mooney. As union men, as workers and as men we appeal to you. do not fail when the test of your strength comes on Monday and Tuesday. July 7 and S. Mooney was convicted on perjured evidence. , He tried to organize the streetcar men of San Francisco. He was a thorn In the Ide of the employing class. Now he lies in jail. How long will you let him remain there? (Signed TIIU MOONEY COMMITTEE, E. R. Dodds. chairman: Charles Saunders, secretary. July 4. 1919. Adv. A SUMMER SUIT. Have Joy make you a nobby suit on easy payments. Come and choose your ibric and let us take your measure, it. style, service. H. E. Joy. Unique Tailoring Co., 104 Fourth st bet. Wash ington and Stark. Adv. PIOWKKR OREKOV STOCKMAN PASSK5 W tv AT HIS HOVE MJAR IOMS. Bodies Burned In Train. TERA CRUZ. Mexico. (Correspondence- of the Associated Press.) The seaLb of ii defenseless passengers was i V v ; 1 ..j, i fx fcv it t V ' 7 i : - fw -- n : -v j 1 1 - T Lady Maty Pattern ' THERE'S AN IRRESISTIBLE CHARM IN Sterling Silver Tableware OF THE BETTER QUALITY . And one quickly recognizes in Jaeger Bros, display of sterling silver this better quality of which we speak, for our selections are representative of the best and most authentic productions of leading American makers. Such productions may well be characterized as "Heirloom Silver,' for their usefulness and value are enhanced through generations of family treasuring. We refer to such worthy patterns as the LADY MARY RHE1MS CHATHAM LANSDOWNE MARY CHILTON WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE CARMEL FAIRFAX No better investment could possibly be made in sterling silver than in produc tions such as these SMART SUNSTICKS that are in keeping with the vogue .of the season. Nobby handles and white tips. Plain and fancy silk coverings. Priced $7.50, $9 and up SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS are above the commonplace. Have larger solid-gold pen points than other well-known makes. We rec ommend and guarantee Sheaffer pens. A large and varied line, priced from $2.50 up. OUR SPECIAL $100 DIAMOND enjoys a fide rep utation as a dis tinctive value. Jeweler, jAEGER BROS. 131-133 SIXTH STREET. Oregonian Building r rnimnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimm iiiiiiitnniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimn iiinmiiiitiiiiiiiinini imiiiiiinniii For Sale by Order of Court The undersigned referee has been ordered by the Circuit Court of Mult nomah ' County, Oregon, to offer at private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described real property: Lots numbered two 2 and three (3) in block numbered three (3) in Ross addition to Sellwood. Improved with fair frame dwelling house on East 27th and Umatilla streets, near the Oregon Worsted Mills, which is now in full operation. Lot numbered four (4), in block numbered fifteen (15), in Lincoln Park. Improved with fair but old dwelling house and barn, near Fre mont, street, numbered 764 East 11th street North. Offers for all or any portion of the above described property will be re ceived by the undersigned rereree up to and including the 20th day of July, 191?, property to be conveyed free and clear of all -incumbrance, complete abstract furnished. Offers must be accompanied by certified check for ten (10) per cent of the sum bid, to apply upon purchase price, if bid is accepted, and to be returned to the bidder if not ac cepted. LOTUS L. LANGLET, Referee. 1117 Board of Trade Bldg. LEOPOLD DESKS SK11EB EMMT ACTOR GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS TO BK REVIVED. Role of Colonel Philippe Brldau to Be Taken in "The Honor of the Family." Otis Skinner, who comes to the Heillg theater Monday for three days in a re- val of bis greatest acting success. "The Honor of the Family." adapted from the French of Kmile Fabre by Paul M. Potter, is one of the eminent leaders of the American stage. He has given his public a long series of char- acter s:udies. in each case aproaching perfection. None will live longer, nor will be better remembered, than that of Colonel Philippe Bridau in ''The Honor of the Family." Those who have seen Mr. Skinner in any of his pa-st suc cesses have experienced a vivid, absorb ing pleasure. The following pen picture by Mr. Skinner's advance man is graphic: "He always strikes me as eminently content with his profession, his suc cess and with life in general. Unless mistake him, he Infinitely prefers an afternoon of hard rehearsal at the theater, with a brief respite afterwards t the Players club, to any function under heaven. As a mater of fact. I ave never known a man with less side.' with less pardonable vanity of stage idol. "A well-knit, well-built man, with a srriking profile and penetrating eyes man obviously artistic and easily mpressionable Otis Skinner belongs to the best type of his class a warm hearted gentleman, an admirable actor and a writer of literary grace and dis tinction. In The Honor of the Family" will be welcomed with open arms by an admiring and Moving public able to provide for themselves, the big American relief organisation is supply ing the local hospitals and, charitable Institutions with medicines, clothing and whatever miscellaneous material it has. With the arrival at Galatx this week of thousands of additional tons of food. Colonel H. Gideon Wells, of Chi cairo. chief of the Rumanian mission, plans to entend the activities of his organization so that every deserving Rumanian shall receiver help. The United States naval transport Lake Elizabeth, the big relief ship char tered specially by the American tlea Cross to bring supplies to Rumania, has arrived with great quantities of food, oil. soap, hoapital supplies, ctbthing. sheets, thread, needles and sewing machines. The American Red Cross is endeav oring to meet the great need among the poor for clothing. It already has given out such a great number of gar ments that its stocks have been great ly depleted. But Colonel Henry W. An derson. chief commissioner of the American Red Cross for the Balkan states, who came to Rumania on th. Isake Elizabeth, said he expected soon to receive several thousand additional tons of clothing from America. HUN SURRENDER SURPRISE "Y" Secretary, Armed With Cane. Gathers in Three Boches. Capturing Germans was not 'one of the duties imposed upon T. M. C. A secretaries in France, but it fell to the lot of one secretary to gather in three bboches and turn them over to Corporal R. F. Oavies, 130th Infantry, 33d divi sion. "When our division captured Hill 304 on the morning of September 26, said Corporal Davies in telling of the in cident, "we moved into the village or Germania from which the Germans had been driven. That same after noon our T. M. C. A. secretary came un with a sidecar motorcycle loaded with chocolate and cookies. Looking for a place to open shop he entered a cellar. "It was rather dark. As he came out thnee Germans were following him, two with their hands up. He turned round and saw them and noticed what one was carrying a machine gun. The only weapon the 'V man had was a cane. I happened to be going along there just then with some oth-er prisoners we had taken and he called me over to relieve him of his unexpected captives. It was on of the funniest things I saw during the war." Our complete line of office furni ture offers you any grade of desk or filing cabinet to fit your purse. We always have a few good slightly used pieces. PACIFIC STATIONERY & PRINTING CO. 107 SECOND ST. AT YOUR SKRVICK. CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Milton Edgerton and Mr. and Mrs. John Edgerton wish to extend thanks to their many friends for kind ness and sympathy and the flowers dur ing the sickness and at the death of their loved one, Milton J. Edgerton. AUV. There is a shortage of salt in Japan. The deficit this year will be about 993,330,000 pounds. Commerce Sale UeposIJ. Vaults, tl Thim street Born phones Ac OAKS ROLLER SKATING RINK NOW OPEN Largest and -Finest Skating Rink in the Northwest. Perfect Ventilation Health and Exercise. Afternoon and Evening. - Cars First and Alder. Helps Your Day'sWorl', The uitermembering principle toi GF Alltteel Otnce Furniture cm tablet the auditor, executive, manager. (architect, attorney or any buunesi I man or professional man to select from acock the filing device rr rauircd for individual paper, need; tor system. Self selected GF U-eette and'' tWrdestcel provide convenience, the! orderly homing of valuable papsn. land security against fire and rodents tat low cost. Office Kirmhire For Bi Business and Little Card indexes, filing systems, safes, shelving, etc Impressive ap pearance, three finishes. Green, Oak and Mahogany. Investigate its ever lasting merits, its security, beauty, economy and efheicorvy IRWIN-H0DS0N Commercial Stationers 387 Washington Street, Plttork Rlork ANNOUNCEMENT . M. E. Dinihanian Native Expert In Repritrinsr and Wash-Cleaning; Oriental Rugs. REMOVED TO 4B.1 WASHINGTON ST. ALL WORK til'ARANTEED. PHONE - BROADWAY SS'U. SUITS PRESSED 45c Suits French Dry Cleaned or Steam Cleaned $1.25. .Unique Tailoring Co. 104 Fourth St Bet. Wash and Stark. Wa pay you to do your own delivering. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 RED CROSS FIGHTS STARVATIOX IX RUMANIA. S. Naval Transport Lake Eliza beth, Big Relief Ship Laden With Supplies, Arrives. BUCHAREST, June 5. (Correspon dence of the Associated Press.) One tllion meals were issued to Rumania's poor by the American Red Cross dur ing; the month of April. This doubt less saved hundreds of destitute per sons who might otherwise have suc cumbed to starvation. The department of civilian relief of the Rumanian mis sion of the American Red Cross, which Is under the direction of Major George Twose of Chicago, and Miss Florence M. Patterson of Burlington, Wis, now has relief stations and canteens at Constanaa. Galatx. Jassy. Buzeu. Ilfov, Pitestl, Campalone, Bucharest. At Focsanl alone more than 60.000 meals are given out weekly to the des titute population. All these cities are centers for a large number of villages. From one of these centers the Ameri cans often may serve with relief sup plies from 100 to 300 villages. In ad dition to feeding those who are not Brail a. Kocsani, Budestf. Patio ge. Rani Ser&t and Hold-Up Men Are Getting Bolder The daily papers are fall of atoriea of robberies today tt was your neighbor's honse that waa entered, tomorrow it anavy be yoara, BURGLARY INSURANCE PRO TECTS YOU AGAINST SUCH LOSS. Let la Tell You Abont It. w. r. Mcdonald & Co. INSURANCE THAT rwURES. Mar. S3M. Yeon Bldg. Aaaan-ael C. Pettya. IO.VE. Or.. July 5. (Special) Amanuel C. Pettya. a resident of Oregon since 1S54. passed away at his home near this place on June Is at the age of aS. Mr. Pettya waa born In the state of New York, and when a child, with his mother and broth era and sisters, the father hav ing died In Michigan, where the family lived for some years, made the long trip across the plains to the Pacific coast country. The family settled on a farm near Salem, where they lived un til 1S68. when they moved to Morrow county. There Mr. Pettys spent the remainder of his life, for many years being engaged in' the stock-raising industry. Mr. Pettys. In 1ST", was mar ried to Miss Katie Gienger. who. with two sona and five daughters, survive. The latter are: Albert O. Pettys. Walla Walla Wash.; Ma rilla E. Newton of South Bend. Wash.; Ruth F. Cossman of North Bend. Or.; Katie A Swtnson. Olive L. Engleman. Edith E. and George A. Pettys, ail of Ion. 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RECORDS- V f A TAX PAID TO IGNORANCE" BarTri vpar thousands of men atand and eaze at the 1 1 (199) nen stand and gaze at the smouldering ashes of the records and documents upon which their business life depended. They did not count the cost until too late. They failed to realize what these records meant to their business progress. Other men have saved their records and have resumed business growth without suffering the heavy losses of wasted time and energy. ; They used . THE SHFE-CA6IE1ET "Tho Wofld'B Safmst Safe" a Will yon wait until too late or will you In vestigate now? Will you trust to luck or will you be sure? Evidence, indisputable, of SAFE-CAB INET superiority is here for your guidance. Learn the facta about record protection today. Our Record Service Dept. Says: Money can replace what money has bought. But only time can replace what tinie has wrought YOUR RECORDS. V I Zl. fs; )0 June Record New Insurance issued and paid for during the month $934,000.00. Increase in amount in force $745,000.00. Total insurance in force $21,500,000.00. NEW WORLD LIFE Portland Office, Stevens Bldg. Exclusive Distributors of THE SAFE-CABINET for the State of Oregon I REPAIR DIRECTORY I TUNING AND REPAIRING. Piano and Player- Pianos, Talking Ma chine. Prices reason able for expert work. 5herman.flay&Ga Cor. Sixth and Morrison. Pianos and Talking: Machines Also All other Musical In struments R e paired. Polished, Etc., by Expert Workmen. Very reasonable Price. All Work Guaranteed. NOW IN NEW BLDG. Entrance g87 Washlng'D EILERS 13 PIANOS r- a FLA YER-rlA J3, j-gg PHONOGRAPHS, isK-- jr refiniehed by a new ana be t tr process tor less money. Tuning and ac tion retulatlns. HAROLD S. GILBERT 884 Yamhill Street. Pianos Bought. Rented. Sold. WE CAN FIX IX FOB YOU Band and orchestral instruments, pianos, pbenocr ajihs repaired. SEIBERLING-LUCAS MUSIC CO., 125 Fourth St. 1 wanted! Architects' and Engineers' Field and Office Instruments and Supplies Filing Devices and Systems OFFICE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Printing Engraving Bookbinding "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE" Fifth and Oak Streets, Portland,' Oregon Three-quarter-inch 6-19 second-hand cable. Any quantity, either plow or crucible steel. WALTER SCHMIDT 3829 25th St. San Francisco, California 7111111111111111111a (TV
