The Sunday Oregonian., November 16, 1919, SECTION FOUR, Page 10, Image 70

TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 16, 1919.
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The $324,000 Benson
Polytechnic School, one
of the four fine schools
in the Holladay neigh-borhood.
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Residential District
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Holladay's Addition offers splendid homesites
in the heart of the east side's close-in residen
tial seption and splendid schools.
Four fine institutions, including a high school,
two grammar schools and the famous Benson
Polytechnic are all in the Holladay neighbor
hood. Benson Polytechnic alone cost $324,000.
Such great schools build good neighborhoods
and add permanency to values.
Buy in Holladay's Addition at
25 Below Pre-War Prices
We are authorized to sell 300 beautiful lots,
each level and ready for building, at 25 per cent
below pre-war prices. All the streets are hard
surfaced, all improvements in.
Holladay's is reached over Port
land's two finest spans the
steel and Broadway bridges. It
is served by four rapid-service
car lines. See it. Then see us
for prices.
Fifteen Minutes
There and
Back
Keasey & Keady
270 Stark St. Phone Main 3052
Ground Floor Railway Exchange Blg.
You can buy
from your own
broker also.
GETS. PUNT
FOURTH APPLE WAREHOUSE
IS N EARING COMPLETION.
dances should be restricted. He cites
the United States and Norway as two
countries that either have or are
about to deny themselves luxuries
such as intoxicating liquor, and in
quires whether Germany is not in
the position to give up superfluous
things, when necessities are lacking.
Packing Houses Mark Rapid In
crease of Fruit Industry In
Oregon Town.
SHERIDAN, Or., Nov. 15. With the
Advent of many packing houses and
also a large amount of fruit acreage
Sheridan is being heralded into the
Oregon Fruit Growers' association as
one of the largest and fastest grow
ing members of that corporation.
One of the large packing houses
now under construction in this city
is the Dan Wuille Apple Packing
company warehouse and storage build
ing on the tracks of the Southern Pa
cific railroad. Bids were obtained in
the early summer for this storage
house from C W. Cook, local con
tractor, and work was only recently
begun. The building is not yet ready
for occupation, but with the great de
mand for storage room until a suit
' able amount of cars can be obtained
for shipment of the fruit, the apples
are being stored in mercantile ware
houses and several of the city stores.
The Willamette Valley Fruit ex
change has entered Sheridan-this sea
son and is installed in temporary
quarters pending the erection in the
spring of a large fruit storage and
warehouse building. This week the
company sent out four carloads of
Home Beauties, Jonathans and Spitz
enbergs. The destination of these ap
ples will be New Zealand, Denver
and Los Angeles.
The fruit exchange also received
this week an order for nine cars of
apples to be shipped to various points.
Three of the cars will go to New
Zealand.
More than 1000 acres of fruit land
have been entered on the association's
Toll.
There are now four packing houses
established in Sheridan.
WAR UNEARTHS RELICS
Excavations Reveal Valuable Finds
In Greek Macedonia.
SALON" I KI. Invaluable relics were
brought to light by the excavations
made in Greek Macedonia for mili
tary reasons by the allied armies in
the east.
The collection Includes neolithic in
struments, vases of all forms known
In ancient Greece, as well as jewels,
bronze, silver and gold of great his
torical val lie. Tombs dating from the
fifth and sixth centuries before Christ
were also discovered. The objects un
earthed, establish the identity of the
ancient civilization of Macedonia with
that of the rest of ancient Greece.
They have been taken over by the
Greek curator of antiquities.
HUDSON BUY IS INVADED
YANKEE FIRM TO COMPETE
WITH OLD COMPANY.
Belgium Attracts American Money.
BRUSSELS. Capital f r om the
United States is being invested
over here on an increasing scale. It
is now announced here that American
interests are not only concerned in
industrial activities but have turned
their attention to watering resorts as
a field for development. At Ostend
a company has been formed with
American capital for the develop
ment of the port industrially.
Parents' Gratitude Leads to
Long Trip.
Missoula Father ana Mother Take
First Journey In 40 Years.
New Wireless Record Made.
NUERNBERG, Germany. What is
claimed to be a new record for com
munication by wireless between a
ground station and an airship was
recently established here when' a
military wireless operator exchanged
messages from a specially constructed
station with the new Zeppelin "Bod
ensee" which was sailing at a high
altitude 84 miles away.
String of Trading Posts Is Planted
Within Arctic Circle by
Fur Company.
NOME. Alaska, Oct." 20. (By Mail.)
Early Arctic winter has halted the
summer work of an expedition headed
by Captain Louis Lane of Nome, sent
by Boston, Mass., interests into the
Canadian Arctic to establish a etring
of 28 trading posts.
The new company plans to operate
in a section of the continent in which
the British Hudson's Bay company
has worked for more than two cen
turies trading supplies for the furs
caught by the natives. A big Boston
fur company, it is said, is behind the
enterprise.
The expedition went Into the north
overland through Calgary, Canada,
last summer with approximately eight
carloads of goods and supplies, said to
be worth $240,000. The company also
sent in a river power boat to navi
gate the Mackenzie river, which i
drains northern Canada, and along
which the company intends to oper
ate. ' The boat was sent in sections
and was assembled when It reached
the headwaters of the river.
This summer was spent by the ex
pedition in working down the Mac
kenzie. The men expected to reach f
Herschel island, near the mouth, by
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Shew
OF THE
Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
All Portland is planning to turn out for the
Horse Show. Don't let anything prevent you
from attending this most important event of
the season.
$5000 in Cash Prizes and Ribbons will be
awarded at the Horse Show alone, which assures
you of a show of absorbing interest.
Portland sees the Horse Show at its best. This is the culminating
event of the Coast Circuit and all the finest entries that have
carried off premiums and trophies will compete for final honors.
Change of
Program Daily
Opens Monday Plan to Attend Every Day Week of Nov. 17 to 22
Staged in the New
$300,000 Livestock Pavilion
Reserved seats are on sale at Sherman, Clay & Co. .and all the lead
ing downtown hotels. Assure yourself of an uninterrupted view.
Have You a
SpareRoom?
Leave Your Name and Address
With
THE HOUSING BUREAU
at Liberty Temple
if you will co-operate with the
Chamber of Commerce, Hotel
Men's Association and Livestock
Show officials and rent your
spare room at a reasonable rate.
MAIN 313
Informal Opening Today at 2 o'Clock
Miss Helen Ladd Green, Rreat-granridairehter of the
pioneer stockman, . Mr. V. s. Ladtl. will open the grates
of the Pacific International Livestock Exposition with
keys dropped from the clouds by an airman. The -ceremonies
will be followed by a concert. Admission half
price.
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
North Portland, Oregon
Take a
Kenton Car
DIRECT TO THE PAVILION
SPECIAL CAR SERVICE
Catch a Kenton car at Broadway
and Washington going direct to
the Livestock Exposition.
Show begins promptly at 8 P. M.
in the evenings and over by
10:30 P. M.
winter. Instead, they reached the
vicinity of Fort McPherson. on the
lower - reaches of the river. .They
probably will winter at Fort McPher
son and proceed on tq the Arctic
ocean in the spring:.
After getting established the com
pany will gupply its trading posts
from Nome. Boats with goods and
supplies will be sent from here
around. Point Barrow and along the
Arctic coast to the company's sta
tions on the Mackenzie.
Textbook BelnK Prepared.
UNIVERSITY OK ORKGOX. Ku-
M1
flSaOULA. Mont., Nov.. 15. Mr.
and Mrs. Long Young have re
turned to Missoula from their first
trip out of the Bitter Root valley
since they arrived here 40 years ago
in a stage coach. The trip they took
was to California that they m ight
express their thanks in person for a
floral wreath.
The Youngs had two sons, both of
whom enlisted during the war, the
elder being sent to Camp Podge, la.,
and the younger to Camp Fremont,
near Palo Alto. ' Cal. Then along
came the influenza epidemic and the
elder son died. A. few weeks later
the body of the younger son was
laid beside that of his brother in the
little cemetery near the Young home
stead in the valley.
"On the casket when it came from
Camp Fremont was a wreath of roses
with a card bearing the names of the
ladies who had placed it there, said
Mr. Young. "Mamma and I felt we
should show t hose ladies we appre
ciated their kindness and so. as soon
ah we could arrange our affairs, we
went to Palo Alto to find -as many
of the ladies whose names were on
the card as we could and thank
them.'
GERMAN DANCES COSTLY
Kxperl Advises Ban on Luxury
Costing 750,000,000 Marks Year.
BERLIN. A eelf-styled "expert'
estimates that 750.000.000 marks l
year is the cost of dancing in Ger
many, for Berlin and other large
cities, as well as provincial cities and
owns, are Indulging deeply in the
isnninp craze. &
The would-be expf.. criticises this
INTERMEDIATE ENDEAVOR
PRESIDENT CALLS
MEETING.
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' Vernon Duncan.
A rally scheduled for next
Saturday has been called by
Vernon Duncan, newly elected
president of the Multnomah,
county intermediate Christian
Endeavor union. The meeting
will be at the First Presbyte
rian church. Dr. William T. Mc
Elveen, pastor of the First Con
gregational church and - for
years a member of the national
Christian Endeavor, will be the
principal speaker.
Short tatks will be given by
the presidents of the various
societies with the theme, "Con
secration, being used by each
speuker. v
ifi if iLui Miyjw tyiiivi
gene. Nov. 13. (Special.) Dr. W. P.
Boynton, professor of physics in the
University of Oregon, i preparing a
treatise on thermodynamics, which he
expects to offer to publishers at the
end of the year, as an advanced text
hook on the subject. fr. Boynton
first began work on this subject when
he offered a course at the University
of California In 1SII8.
Gorman Has Original Sfliomc
LOVDO.V. An enterprising Oernmn
has. written to several residents of
London in an effort to induce British
relatives of fallen soldiers to entrust
to him. in consideration of a fee. In
quiries as to the last moments of
"your unlucky relative or friend" or
the decoration of their graves.
Always insist upon true "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" In "Bayer package"
The "Bayer Cross" on Aspirin tablets has the
same meaning as 14-Karat on gold. Both mean
Genuine 1
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" should be taken
according to the safe and proper directions in
each "Bayer package." Be sure the "Bayer
Cross" is on package and on tablets. Then you
are getting the genuine Aspiriu prescribed by
physicians fo over eighteen years for the relief
of "Colds, Pain, Headache,. Toothache, Earache,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis.
For a few cents you can get a handy tin box
containing twelve tablets. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of MonoaceHc
acidester of galicylicacid. Qt
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But Seldom Get
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DR. B. E. WRIGHT
The average man or woman today has been compelled, as a rule, to
accept slipshod work and miserable service, or go without.
This is dishonest and contemptible. - The highest price is exacted for all
kinds of work, professional or manual, also for merchandise, and the
patient, long-suffering public is entitled to service.
I have maintained service at all times and I can safely assert- that at
no time has skill or service been sacrificed at this office.
What I can do, others could do if they had the welfare of their patrons
at heart.
You had better come in now and have your teeth placed in perfect con
dition before the cold weather starts in.
Superior dental work of every kind at the most reasonable prices has
been and is still my slogan.
Northwest
Corner
Sixth and
Washington
Streets
Raleigh Bldg.
Phone Main 2119
My fees are very reasonable
Dr. B. E. Wright
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TWENTY YEARS IN ACTIVE SERVICE
Office Hours
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Open Evenings
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Consultation Free
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