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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1919)
TITE STJXDAT OREGOXIAX, rORTLAND. OCTOBER 5, 1919. 9, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF City Editor Mam 7' "TO. A SWW Sunday 4ilor ..Jiala 7'JTU. A ti Alrcisinx DeDartment..Maia 7".'. A BupriaMaiM of Build ( Main T;. A mi AMVSTJCENTS. OR PTi El"M fEroadWiX at Tarler) VatHla vtlle. Tbla afterBooa and tonicht. A1CAZAR E:aventh at Morrtaun ) Alca zar Musical Plarara in Toe U.ac Domi no " Th m afternoon and ton lab t. BAKKR (Broadway. soar alorrteoa Bakar Stock company In "Th Ills Our." This afwniaoB and UraKbL LTRIC fTonrth at Stark Mualcal com dr. i . (." Tbxo aoowa dai.y. 2. T and P. M. VAXTAuYEA (Broadway at Aider Vaodo-lti-. Throe ahowa daily, 2:90. T aad uo. XIPPODROMJS (Broadway at Tamlll Vaudeville and moving pfcruraa, 2 to ft. a to 11 p. Jl. baturdaya. SuBdi and hoIKtara. continuous. 1:14 to 11 P. H ITRA.VD Wmahtcjctoa street, botween Park and Wnt Park! Vaudeville aad movies plctoros. CoaUnoooa. THRIFT STAMPS WAR SAVrNO STAMPS On Sal at Bualnaaa Office. Orcsonlaa. OROOW DlHtTXM'i ASSOCIATIO! TO MctT. The fall meeting of tba Ore won Dairymen's association will ba held at Hamilton October JJ. 14 and IS. la connection with the annual dairy cattle and ho? show. Tbla being the first time this association has ever held a meeting- cast of the moun- tains, the executive committee is anx ious to have a large turnout of Wil lamette Taller and coast dairymen. The region adjacent to Hermiston on government irrigation project ia a rapidly developing dairy section. Among the aCakers will be K. U Pab in. M. S. Schrock. C. L Hawley. Henry McCa.ll. C C Dickson. J. D. Mickle. E. K. Fltts, George A. Cressey and ethers. Pobtxajtd. AT Association. The first exhibition of paintings from the east, brought to Portland since the Jonas Lie exhibition, in March. 111T. will be open to the public at the Museum of Art on Tuesday. October T. The list of artists represented In cludes G orgs Luks. John Sloan. Guy Pene da Bote. Augustus Vincent Tack. 8- A. Goarino, W. A. Waikowiu and Jerome Myers. There are 14 paint ings In the collection, among them Luks "Peace Celebration. November. 11. ta .New Tork- and the "Arrival f the 2"lh Division, on Board the "Leviathan. New York. March. 1S19." The regular hours of the Museum are: Weekdays, t to i o'clock. Sundays and holidays. I to ft: free .the afternoons of Tuesday. Thursday. Friday, Satur day aad Sunday. Adv. Gorrma is Caosbd bt Dbjxkiwo Watbb containing alumlnlnm slltcat found ta clay solL This lodges in th thyroid gland and causes the goitre to grow. Certain chemicals can be driven into the goitre through th skia by means of high tension electric Currents, the silicates are dissolved, the goitre disappears, without an pair being caused by the process. Cancers, tumors, piles and simila troubles can be treated the same way, but it takes very powerful electric generators to do so. also long expert once. All this is found at t-e Port land Phystelal Therapy Laboratories, 413 to 417 Journal building. Adv. Chjustiaw Saxxci Lscturk. First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Port land, announces three free lectures on Christian Science, to be delivered in the church edifice. Nineteenth and 8. Hertng. C. S. B.. of Concord. N. H member of The Board of Lectureship ef the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Maaa. Sunday afternoon. October at S o'clock: Monday and Tuesday evenings, October and 7. at 8 o'clock. Doors open one-half hour before the lecture. The public is cordially in sited to be present. Adv. Italia Ordered Depost id. Jo seph Calistro. aa Italian, has been ordered deported to Canada by Imml grattoo Inspector Bonham. Calistro, who has been employed in a local shipyard, is charged with entering the United States by misrepresents tions. Mr. and Mrs. James Craig. Canadians, were also ordered de ported, the charge being that they violated the contract labor law. IIajct infeetlous diseases find their origin la the mouth where conditions are perfect for the development of germs which cause them. The Smith. Long service. Bush and Lane bldg. will give you instruction which will aid yon materially in keeping the mouth really clean and sweet. Prevent disease rather than cure it Keep well by preventing infection. Adv. CormT FKas ARB Hxatt. The coun ty treasury received t901.!t from the office of County Clerk Beveridge during the month of September, of which nearly $5009 came from record Ing departments and $1000 from court fees and fines. Fish and game fees were $3(110. the county law library receiving $(. and naturalisation work netted f$47.f. Hioh School Girls Gtvb Tra. An interesting informal tea was given Thursday afternoon at the University club by the High School Women's club- MIsa Holman and Miss Yesger poured at the attractively decorated table. Many newcomers were heart fry welcomed by the president. Miss Eklaner. Renal. Stoves Cured bt Mile Diet. -So-called kidney stones are treated successfully by the milk and rest cure at the Moore Sanitarium. Normalis ing the blood and the kidney secre tion also fortifies th body against new stone formations. Phone East 47. Office to Selling: bldg. Main 4101. Adv. WoxtAjts A Wbbsilr offer for sale their brick quarter block, centrally located. E. 11th aad Flanders at. This as a magnificent proposition. 10.000 aq. ft. floor space for manufacture. Phone K. 444. P".L- t m ! B AJTD Hott. efficient daylight repair shop ax year sen Ice. Eurmrn aitd Hott. Portland Electric Garage. Bdwy. 2975. Adv. Dm. J. E. 9iesj8uw has returned from France aad ha resumed his deatal practice la the Bush at Lane building, cor. Bdwy. and Alder. Adv. dajica oovdat colcmbia bbacbj. Afternooh Evbkiko. BvrrxRnau axd Conuion Orchestra. Free Park Acmissiox. adv. PcRrstc-now Plaster Boabd or Beaver board for walla and' ceilings. Timms Cresa Co.. l4 Second street. Adv. rluvxcL irset parlors are now open for the fall season. Phone Mala (635. Suite 404 Central bldg. Adv. Oribxtal. Rrras repaired, mash cleaned. M. E. Dinihaniaa, 465 Wash. St. Bdwy. 2870. Adv. New Havana brown kid cloth top, all sixes. $7.45. Knight's Downstairs Dept. Adv. Dm. S. H. Sbteldoh ha returned to resumed practice at 1111 Selling bldg. Adv. Da. 8- H- Ehcldo-) has returned and resumed practice at 1111 Selling bldg. Adv. Kemmerer Coal, Carbon Coal Co mine agent. Ill Hawthorn, ave. East 118S. Aav. Razors, blades, etc ground. Port land Cutlery Co-, it itb at, near Stark. Adv. Dr. C 8. G. akd Mrs. Fletcher re turned; Sellicg-Hirsch bldg. M. 171$. Adv. Dr, Dslort. French lessons. Tabor 117. Adv. MOORS) SAKKAJUtSsI tot th milk coxa. I Roosevelt Sunday Planned. Every minister, clergyman and rabbi in the state will be asked to speak on the career of the late Theodore Roosevelt at his services prior to the Roosevelt memorial earpaign to be held October 20 to October 27. Most of the churches will observe Sunday. October It. aa Roosevelt Sunday and many addressee and references to the late ex-president are expected to be made on that day. This announcement was made by Edrar E. Piper, Jr., state cam paign director. America's Creed Displayed. "America's Creed," the accepted state ment of loyalty to American institu tions, now occupies a conspicuous place in the libraries of the hiph schools of Portland, the library branches being selected by the schools as the most appropriate places in which to display it. The framed cop ies of "Amerlca'a Creed" were pre sented to the high schools on consti tution day. September IS, by repre sentatives of the Sons of the Ameri can Revolution. Lectttm Tonioht. subject "The Birth of the Soul." by Hugh R. Gil lespie of Adyar. Adelaide, Australia: London and Krotona and of the Inter national Society of Philology. Science and Art: also Fellow of the London College of Physiology at Theosophical hall. 301 Central bldg., cor. 10th and Alder. All are invited. Collection. Adv. Current Questions to Be Dis cussed. The forum of the First Meth odist Episcopal church. Twelfth and Taylor, will begin discussion of cur rent questions today in the church parlors at 12:30 P. M. Mr. Gruelle will be the leader and the subject will be government ownership or govern ment control. Cadets to Hear Sinoer. Mrs. Fay Huntington will give a special pro gramme Wednesday. October la, at the Hill Military academy at the morning seseion. This mill be one of a series of Wednesday morning pro grammes at the school. Junior League Luncheon. The First Junior league meeting of the session will be a luncheon at the Uni versity club Monday at 12:30 o'clock. It will be in honor of Misses Sally Hart. Cornelia Cook and Ruth Small, recently returned from duty overseas. Six-Room House, with concrete garage, full cement basement, cement floor, newly enameled and tinted, new furnace, nice lawn, shade and fruit trees. See oweer next door at 463 E. Sth N'- near Thompson. Adv. Better artificial teeth can be made for you by the newer methods and Dr. E. C. Rossman, plate specialist, is, equipped to make them. 207 Journal bldg. Adv. Dance Tonioht Riverside. Park. Under New Management. Fine Floor; Good Ordu. MiLWAUxnt Cars. 1st and Alder. Adv. McCutchan St Little have removed their law offices to the Henry bldg., suite S01-S29. Adv. 100 Chiropractic, 31 adjustments $15: no profiteering. Dr. McMihon, Portland. Adv. Shingle R. Berkey Bros. Mar. 1769; roofs reshingled and repaired. Adv. . Dr. W. B. Hamilton ha returned. Office 54Vs Williams ave. Adv. Beat tbs Burglars, $4 yearly for safety boxes. 284 Oak St. Adv. ! NORMAL CLASSES ELECT ALICE ARMSTRONG OF PORT LAND HEADS SENATORS. Three Overseas Men In Student Body at Monmouth Literary Societies Are Active. OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL. Mon mouth. Or, Oct. 4. The class officers fcr the February graduating class of the Oregon normal school have been elected a follows: President. Alice Armstrong of Portland; vice-presi dent, Gladys Perkins of Portland secretary, Lucile Dunbar of Joseph treasurer, Ruth E. Brown of Los An gcles; sergeant-at-arms. Chad New he use of Eugene: members of student Cody council. Frances Tousey of Port' land and Verl Burkhart of Harris- burr. The class officers for the Jun graduating class of the Oregon nor mal school have been elected as fol lows: President. O. W. Hayes of Eu gene: vice-president, Ethel Fellows of Portland; secretary. Mildred E. Jones of Amity: treasurer, Margsret Not tlngham of Portland: yell leader. Ma ble Edmeades of Portland: members ot student body council, Helen Fish of Bandon and May Hedrick of Drain. The class officers for the Junior class of 1919-20 are as follows: Pre si dent. Myrtle Curtwricht of Portland vice-president, Gertrude Katsky of Portland; secretary-treasurer, Helen Bliss of Pori.and; reporter, Louise Basford of Portland: yell leader, Elli Hatton of St. Helens: sergeant-at arms. Fred Nitzel of Shedd; council members, Marian Dunlop of Estaeada. Edith Fleming of Portland, Louise Hamilton of Portland and Olive Stark of Portland. Among the men In the student body are three who have seen service over seas Thes are C. C. Newhouse. Roy G Penney and Frank D. Pimm. These men are taking advantage of the :ib eral offer of the state to assist them in their work in preparing for teach- in r. Dr. W. Chandler Barley of Colum bia university will deliver a lecture thia year at the normal. Dr. Bagley ia making a tour of the coaat and comes to the normal in November. Tho Literary society work for the year is being quickly organised, ana tho programme committees are ar ranging for some interesting pro grammes. The following are the offi cers for the Delphian society for the veer: President. Helen Peck of Port land; vlue-president, Esther Booth of Lebanon; secretary, Nathalie selling of Portland: treasurer, Vura Hudson of 'Elgin; reporter. Leola Fisher of Portland: sergeant-at-arms. Ida Ol son of Toledo. The following offi cers have been chosen for th year for the Vespertine society: President, Alphia Busick of Union: vice-presi-donf. Beryl Cox of Portland; secre tary. Mable Edmeades of Portland; treasurer. Hilma Hendrickson of As toria; sergeant-at-arms, Mildred Jones of Amity; reporter, Verena Punten ney of Camas. Wash. PLANE'S KINGS LIKE BIRO building j way ST. JOHNS RESIDENT BUILDS XEW MONOPLANE. Machine 55 Feet Long Has 44-Foot Wlngspread; F. W. Rabens to Make Trial Flight Soon. At Rose City Park speedway the work was completed last week of as sembling Portland's latest contribu tion to aeronautics, a new monoplane, built after the model of the wings of bird. The builder is F. W. Rubens of St. Johns, who completed the ma chine last week after two years of effort. The machine was built in SL Johns and after a number of changes and alterations was last week taken to the Rose City Park speedway. where it was assembled. The monoplane has a 44-foot wing- spread and the wings are shaped dif ferent from the usual monoplane. It Is 25 feet long and is equipped with a 60-horsepower De Luxe motor. Mr. Ruben expects to make a trial flight in about a week. "The machine Is the product of many years of observation of soaring birds and long experience with small models." said Mr. Ruben. "My ma chine is built according to these soar ing principles and I expect It to fly, using less power than other models. The lifting capacity of birds is 88 pounds a horsepower, while present day machines lift about 20 pounds per horsepower. I hope my machine will be able to do better than this." The main feature of the machine Is the pair of helicotdal wings, shaped and set at a dihedral angle. They are movable forward and backward. For high speed, th theory is that the wings will be swept backward, and for slow speed and landing they will be swept forward, the forward sweep Increasing the pressure against the air. All steering can be effected by movement of wings, it is hoped, but vertical and horizontal controls are lso provided. By moving the wings back or forward perfect balance can be maintained, it Is believed. Hermiston Dog and Dairy Show to Open In New Home. PENDLETON. Or- Oct. 4. (Spe- ciaL) Permanent buildings- this year will house the seventh annual hog and dairy show, at Hermiston, October 22. 23 and 24. Two thousand dollars has been alloted for the con struction work this year and work men are already on the job. Further Improvements will be added next year to the extent of $500. Seven hundred dollars in prem iums will be offered at this show this year. Two thousand dollars' worth of stock, which fosters the show, has been purchased by Her miston businessmen and farmers. A feature of the show this year will be the meeting of the State Dairymen's association, to be held on the last day of the show. WEST TRIUMPHS OVER EAST I N recent competition with a large Eastern jewelry and silverware concern, the establishment of Jaeger Bros, was awarded an order for a fine five-piece sterling silver tea set for the reason that Our pricm was considerably lower in fact, fifteen per cent lower than the Eastern house. This is not a single instance of our price-fairness, for others have been brought to our notice from time to time, A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL WOMAN informed us a few days ago that she was surprised, to say the least, at die extensiveness of our silverware display, and the newness and wide variety of designs. OUR FORESIGHT IN MAKING SELECTIONS at a time when impending shortage was made known is responsible for our splendid showing. At this time Very Extensive Shipments of Silverware are now on their way to this store, including A Direct Importation of Old English Reproductions in tableware, jewel boxes, candlesticks and other things. Announcement will be made on their arrival. Jaeger Bros. Jewelers Silversmiths 131-133 SIXTH ST. Oregonian Building SIX SHIPS LAUNCHED Three Tankers and Three Freight ers Strike Water. OAKLAND. CaL otxtuple launch ing, setting a new world's record, is planned by the Moore Shipbuilding company of Oakland for October 11, when three big tankers and a like number of freighters are to be shunt ed into the waters of Oakland's inner harbor across the bay from San Fran cisco. The vessels have an aggregate ton nage of 64.200, the tankers. City of Reno, Salina and Sapulpa, being of 12.000 tons each and the freighters, Jalapa, Moselle and Jaelow, of 9400 ton each. Two of the ships will be started on their way to the sea by President Wilson and Secretary of War Baker, who. according to plans, will press electric buttons in Washington, start ing the launchings here. Look to the Future v rfl a 1 V-. x ou win waub Kuuuv Kio-ht twentv vearsJ.v from now, just as much as you do to day. The better care you give your eyes now, the keener your vision will be in later years. If your eyes pain you or feel strained, heed the warning. Have them relieved before permanent injury results. When you need glasses come to us, we examine eyes and pre scribe "Glasses That Fit," E. W. Wheeler, Optometrist. WHEELER OPTICAL CO. Second Floor Oregonian Bldg. RATE MAN WRECKS PHONE CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for their kind help and sympathy our ing the loss of our loved one wife, mother and sister; also for the beau tiful Iloral triDutes. MR. M. C. THOMPSON". El'rtENE THOMPSON. Son. Adv. MISS HELEN MORRIS, Sister. Commerce Safe Deposit Vaults. 91 Third street. Both phones. Adv. Two J Ickels Bring So Response So Patron Tears Tbings Up. NEW TORIC Edward T. Myers, a brewer, was arrested In front of a drug store here after he had damaged telephone Instrument In a booth. "The telephone service Is no good and I lost my patience." he said when taken to a police station, where he was held to answer a charge of mali cious mischief. The complainant was Harold Blei- cher, clerk in the drug store, who turned Myers over to Patrolman Goodyear. Myers put a nickel in the slot and waited half an hour without getting an answer. He put in another ickel and waited five minutes mora. Then he tore the receiver off the in strument and dislodged the coin box. BREWERS' EASTERN BARLEY MALT syrup, cnoioest oops, crown caps, cap ping machines, corks, all sixes; cork ing macnines. patent Dotue stoppers. oat rubber syphon ho bags, hardwood kegs and barrels an Dse. bottles, fllterins all other articles necessary. Mail or ders solicited and promptly filled. ' MALT SYRUP SCPPLT CO, Mala HO. 203 Third St Portland. Or. f i is. WHITE TEMPLE Morning Service 11 o'Clock. "The First Gleams of the Gospel Day." First in a Series of Seven Ser mons on The Hew Testament Cnwreh." COMjrCXIO-'M SERVICE and reception of new members. Evening Service S o'clock. Crooked Wemts Made Straight." Music by the Temple Quartet. Strangers Always Invited. Twelfth aad Taylor Streeta. 7i7777i J i &5P fill mm .mmi wl- wrjke 1 mm jp- mm&Vs Skr jrituaiiuiHuuuumM ssMlllBslMsrlHIIIW II IHM1I DM mtfMsssimiiiwMww MiiininuiiuiuiiuiuiniuiiirUi imiBmitmiiutwmrwrr Portland and the North west' finest hostelry. ' Rates J2 and up f?" Splendid (?n"TI and fa- $ ' ' cilities for entertaining LZ'a I private parties. 1 - vy Portland. Oregon fpf jf I LsW'srfi I i i I DICKSON. MnmCniirtfnmmwHiBaNrift mmmmmmi intHHnUnmTlBtUsWinMllir auitusMJuniiuisiuuursBiiiiM - mm r 1 I . I I as ill in I Our complete line of office f urni- I B I ture offers vou anv e-rade of desk I 9 I I or filing cabinet to fit your purse. I 8 ' 1 x t We always have a few good M I - slightly used pieces. B VV''V "I ' PACIFIC g r . V ? V c A STATIONERY & PRTNTIXfJ T.O. 1 . 2 VW III I 1 Bf J III 1U7 BEtU.IU ST. II H iimimBSb III AT YOUR SERVICES. 1 1 H 'if It's a Beautiful and Growing Custom to Remember All Your Friends with Ho I id ay Greeting Cards Make them personal by having your name engraved on them! In order to get just the card to 6uit your taste the sentiment that best ex presses your personality you should make your slection Now while the as sortments are complete. DO NOT DELAY ORDERING It takes time to execute this class of work properly there is labor shortage to consider, too so, to insure delivery, . when you want your cards, your order Must Be Placed Now. SOCIETY, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY Printing, Engraving Steel Die Embossing LEATHER GOODS Gold Stamping EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE - n-iHBBBBBBBBBBBBBWaw NORTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND OAK STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON "Men or Monkeys-Which?" Did Man Come From the Gar- den of Eden or From a Zoologi cal Garden? Hear Evangelist L. K. DICKSON SUNDAY NIGHT, October 5, 7:45 o'Clock CHRISTENSEN'S HALL, Eleventh Street, between Morrison and Yamhill 1 Public Invited BIG SING ! ! ! IRVINGTON HOME. Fine corner lot, modern house at less than present cost of building: t20 East 24th St. N.. S rooms, sleeping porch. 2 fireplaces, furnace, laundry, etc.. garape. Terms. F. E. BOWMAN CO., Owners. 211 Co(C. bids. Main X026. Adv. THE FINEST WOOLENS. The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store's stock of woolens was never finer or larger. Prices, always reasonable, are re duced for the annual woolen (roods ale now on at the big- store, Third and Morrison. Adv. JOY CAN PLEASE YOU. Let Joy make your fall suit to your order and on easy terms. Call in and see the new woollens Joy Is showing;. H. B. Joy. formerly Unique Tailoring Co.. 104 Fourth St., bet. Washington and Stark. Adv. HON. C. C. DILL Ex-CongTeesman, State of Washington, will address the public on the Sims' Bill, now before congress, which contains the "Plumb Plan" for public ownership and democracy in the opera tion of railroads at the Auditorium, Monday. Oct. 6 8 P. ML ADMISSION FREE 2Z2 DRY WOOD FOR SALE (Heavy, Medium Llgat) From FRENCH GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD (Ready far Delivery Sept. IS) Call SHIPYARD WOOD CO. Paaae Bdy. BS. Frost is! Nleelal Sta. SUITS PRESSED 45c Suits French Dry Cleaned or Steam Cleaned 11.25. Unique Tailoring Co. 104 Fourth St, Bet. Wash, and Stark We Pay You to Do Your Own Delivering. WANTED SALESMAN Must have had at least three years' experience. Must be employed and earning not less than $3600 per yr. Must have a following among the Department Store and Dry Goods trade. A real opportunity for the right man. CANADAY DRESS CO., An Independent Income For Your Wife It would give you in tense satisfaction, would it not, if you could settle on your wife an independent income? Money corning to' her regularly, never failing her, no matter what mia fortunes overtake you, what lapse or shrinkage in your income? If you adopt the simple and practical "Security Savings and Trust Plan" for creating or enlarging an estate, you can accom plish thiB laudable purpose. You can create, with partial payments, an Es tate entirely separate from your own, and not subject to the vicissitudes of your own fortune. You need not segregate from your income or prof its at one time sufficient cash or securities to create this Estate. You can arrange at your death it will pass to her at once, that the income from it will not be interrupted by probate proceedings and that it will be kept se curely, always, for her benefit. We have prepared a booklet which explains this plan fully. It opens re markable opportunities for the man of moderate means. Ask for booklet The "Security Savings and Trust Plan" for Creating or Enlarging an Estate. Security Savings and Trust Company Portland, Oregon Capital and Surplus 1400,000.00 Affiliated with the First National Bank. Electrically Welded' Not s boh or aat to work loose taor s connection to mar in refine- ncot of line. GF A 11 steel Lctte Files are electrically welded into one laolid piece oi eteeL .Caooot rot, treat, warp nor bars. From IS 25 more filing capacity than woodcoi . hies and more desirable thao wood u '", A beautiful aa they are practical 116 W. 32d St, New York City MM; SEE: Harvey Wells & Company For Insurance of All Kinds, Leases, Loans, Rentals and Real Estate. Sixth Floor, Gasco, Building. Phone Main 4564. Accountancy Economics Law Night Classes Beginning Now Students Should Enroll Immediately 3-Year Course Leading to Degree This school co-operates with the state In securing financial aid for returned service men. Y. M. C A. School of Bnainewa Administration aad Accountancy. Telephone Mala 8700, Branch 3. urn r Headache What It Means to Have Good Teeth GOOD TEETH MEASf GOOD LOOKS. GOOD DIGESTION AND GOOD HEALTH. HAVE US ATTEND TO THEM. OUR WORK HAS BEEN SO SK8TEKATIED THAT WE CAN ALWAYS GIVE YOU PROMPT SERV ICE. PLATES WITH FLEXIBLE SDCTION. The very best and latest in modem dentistry. No more falling- plates. We extract any number ot teeth without causing; the slightest pain. Particular Attention Paid to Plates and Bridge work, PYORRHEA SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. .trr. EXAMINATION FREE. 'L Hourai 8:30 to 5 P, M. Phone M. 3030. uafiurrr! S3 Veara In Portland. 'i'ZhJV WISE DENTAL GO. RELIABLE PAINLESS DENTISTS. 211 FAILING BLDG., THIRD AND WASHINGTON, S. E. CORNER, ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET. Quicker Than Tablets d Wherever Heads Ache Office fiirniluiTe jFor Bit Business ami Little " Can) indexes, filing ayttemc safes, ahdnnc. ctc- ImpimeWn appearance, throe beautiful boisheaj Green. Mahoranv sod Oak. Caivl ot bwa, sodeoc proof. InvcstigsBaj its seennfy. beeurv econofDy nsd efficiency 4. IRWIN-HODSON Commercial Stationers 387 Wash. St, Pittock Blk. Phone Your Want Ads to The Oregonian Main 7070 A 6095 Accountant and Office Manager Toung man, thoroughly experi enced in accounting, correspond ence and office administration, wishes to connect with large firm or corporation. Location no object. Last position division accountant and acting chief clerk to superin tendent of transcontinental rail road, now on leave of absence. Will be available in about ten days, but if necessary can report sooner. Also experienced typist and has done some court reporting. Hag excellent reasons for desiring change and can furnish best of references from accounting and operating departments as well as bonding company. Ex-service man. W 611, Oregonian i