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THE SUXDAT OREGOXIAX. TORTLAXD, FEBRUARY 20. 1020 .QIIPPflRT np w )UUI I UIII-UI IIILUUII HELD "LOYAL" Dili! Secretary Colby Pleads to End Hatred and Friction. ) PARTISAN WARNING GIVEN Well-Betne of Country Must Be Kept in Mind Is Declaration General Pershing Speaks. NEW YORK. Feb. 28. Loyalty to America means "loyalty to her chosen servants, from Dresident down." Bain bridge Colby, named as secretary state, declared tonight in an address at a "loyalty week" meeting in the city hall. General John J. Pershing also spoke on Americanism and pa- triotism. "We must stifle the voice of hatred and friction." added Mr. Colby. "We must realize that there is not a man in America who does not hold office as a result of the free choice of her citizens. It is a high patriotic duty that we should support and sustain the men who .have been placed in po sitions of difficulty, burden, responsi bility and even danger as the result of our suffrage. "An intelligent and conscientious opposition is a part of loyalty to coun try, but we must not. if we are loyal. seek to disperse our energies in s partisan warfare that Is waged with out regard to its consequences to the well-being, security or honor of the country." Penning Trie Americas. The speaker referred to General Pershinz as the "true American" who is "a lesson in loyalty to country, which makes all spoken words seem weak and futile. Declaring that the "social and in dustrial structure" of America is founded on "enlightened citizenship. Mr. Colby asserted he "was deeply S COnCCriltrU NUN UIO u uliuii vm. ...... M teaching strength of the country, - ramilt rtf thA H iftnrnnort ionatel V lOW salaries being paid to . teachers throughout the country." "We must look to this right promptly." he added, "it is a condition that must not be suffered to con tinue." Illiterates Declared Danger. In traveling about the country visit ing the various army; cantonments. General Pershing declared in his ad dress that he had found "in the people the purest sort of patriotism," but "they have allowed a certain amount of ignorance to grow up." He said that this is a "dangerous thing," and must be eradicated. "When the draft act was put into effect," he continued, "there was found to be about 25 to 30 per cent of illiteracy in the country. Now this number of illiteratesis too great for our safety. "I would insist that the English language be learned here in a given length of time. "We can remedy conditions through education by communities, each com munity must be self-cleansing, self' purging. "The greatest work America can do in the world Is to make herself truly American. When that is accomplished then we can exert the greatest pos sible Influence on the other people of the world." What . Is Worth Having Is Worth Paying -For r . - - ' ,- 1 i 2s VJ ?ia Lf9 ff ... ,HrV . "UBEJ?JY COS NFJ? ? St-y The man who tries to get something- for. nothing- is still trying. The man who seeks only a fair exchange for his money, can get. it in Hickey-Freeman Clothes. I do not claim that they are worth more than you pay for them, but I do claim that they are worth all that' I ask. And that's all that you can ask, too. ' DenSellin' READ THIS! "DADDY LONG LEGS" AND "THE HOOD LUM" CAME TO US FROM MARY PICK FORD'S OWN STUDIO AND THEY WERE TREMENDOUSLY WELL LIKED. , ' V " . THE THIRD GREAT MARY PICKFORD PICTURE FROM HER OWN STUDIO IS HERE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY T0DAY MURTAGH'S CONCERT On Our $30,000 Giant Organ Waltz 'from "May time" Romberg; "Berceuse" Goddard "Butterfly Dance". . .Friml "Eyes of You" Cecil Teague "Stradella Overture"... Flotow AT 12:30 3SF 0 'Morrison Street at Fourth? 1 , a.-jr . iiwm .c. a-. . .ourk-c- -w "?: WASHINGTON TEAM WINS California Basketball Players Are Defeated. 29 to 28. SEATTLE, Wash.. Feb. 28. Univer sity of Washington defeated Unlver sity of California at basketball here tonight by a score or 29 to zs. cook. Washington guard and acting captain, making the winning point on a free throw after five minutes of overtime play. The game was the last of a two-game series. California won last night, 22 to 17. Accurate basket shooting featured the play of both quintets, and both teams checked closely throughout the game. At the end of the first half Washington led, 14 to 12. RAIN PERIODS PREDICTED Wednesday and Saturday May Be Wet, Say9 Weather Man. WASHINGTON. Feb. tS. Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday are: Northern Rocky mountain and pla teau regions Snow first of week and again about Friday, with temperature about normal. Frequent temperature alternations up and down. r Pacific states Indications point to a hort period of rain about Wednes day and again Saturday; normal tem perature. VAXCOIVER COUNCIL PLANS TO RESTRICT PURCHASES. . lng that private business called him east. ' "The chier'thlng on the trip that impressed: me was the sample of New York weather I experienced," said Mr. Durand. "Portland does not realize the severity of the" New York-storm or how it paralyzed the metropolis. Easterners said they had never seen anything like it ceived an average fee of 37 cents for each patient, according to a state ment of Dr. F. K. Ainsworth, chief surgeont of .the Southern Pacific. Influx of Youths to-.Obtain Guns Causes Ordinance to Be Pre-, pared and Reud.-..-, VANCOUVER, Wash., Feb. 28. (Special.) The sale of firearms has increased to such an extent that the city council has taken steps to re strict it. An ordinance has been drawn and read the first and 'second times. - ' . Because firearms cannot be conven iently purchased in Portland, many' persons cross the river, and a thriv ing business has been created. Mere youths are daily seen buying guns. At present it is as easy to buy gun as it is to purchase a stick ot gum. v , SURGEONS ASK FOR RAISE 3 7c Per , Rate Patient Held Too Low by Railway Doctors. POSSE ENTERS MEXICO (Continued From First Page-) owner in the Geneva Times of Ithaca. N. Y., and with his brother had large mining interests in Santa Crux county. John A. Fraser formerly lived in Salida. Colorado. He was- associated with his brother in the mining busi ness. Mrs. Parsons to Lecture. A series of lectures on esthetics, which are open to the public, will be given each Friday morning in March by Mrs. Mabel Holmes Parsons at the church house of the First Pres byterian church. The lectures will be held at 11 o'clock. Anyone interested Is invited to attend. The course is planned a a special compliment to the ticket holders of . the different series given under the auspices of the Junior league. The subjects will be: March S, "Esthetics, the Creative Im pulse and Reality": March 12, "Rival Schools of Judgment": March 19. "Descendants of Plato," and March 26. "Bergson and Eodin." SAND STORM IS ANNOYING Clouds Hang: Over Oregon Shore, Which Is Hidden From Vancouver. VANCOUVEK. Wash.. Feb. 28. (Special.) .The strong east wind. began early yesterday, continued all day, all last night and all day today. The sand storm on Columbia Beach on Hayden Island continued so that ' it was impossible for persons living on the Washington side to see across the Columbia river. Across the two long fills .between Portland and the Co lumbia rfver interstate bridge the sand has been deposited on the west side to a depth of several inches in places. X The wind has caused considerable trouble on the telephone lines. There is much sickness and the old -timers are praying for an old time warm spring rain. H. G. DURAND RETURNS Connection Between Trip East and Postal Upheaval Denied. Harry G. Durand. who resigned as assistant postmaster as 'one phase of the upheaval that ousted Frank, S. Myers from the postmastership. re turned last night from a trip to New York. Mr. Durand left town soon after resigning, and it was reported that his trip had some connection with the posloffice situation. He de clined to admit this last night. say- Howard Adams, 21, Arrested. Howard Adams, 21, was arrested at Tenth and Stark streets last night by Inspectors' Collins and Coleman and charged with larceny of several articles of Jewelry and clothing from Mrs. H. Niss. who lives in the Tour ney building;. Second Taylor streets. Th police say some of the stolen property was found in the prisoner's possession. The theft occurred Feb ruary 27. v Woman Falls Five Stories. SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. SS. Mrs. E. F. Hunnicut, iJ years old. of Monroe, Wah., was taken to a hospital here tonight suffering from a fractured skull and other injuries sustained when she fell five stories down aa elevator shaft in the Cobb building here today. Ellison-White Lyceum Bureau. Presents ' i . IdaMJarbell Noted Publicist and Author AUDITORIUM ' Tuesday Evening, March 2 .'. . 50t 75f, $1.00 J' Single admission and reserved seat sale at. Meier & Frank's. Fourth Number Portland Lyceum Course ' SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28. Requests for increased compensation ''that is at least approximately commensurate with the amount and quality of ser ice rendered" were sent today to rail roads of the west by the Padific As sociation of Railway surgeons. ' The request was sent to the Southern Pa cific, Western Pacific, Northwestern Pacific Santa ' Fe, Oregon-Washington Railroad r Navigation company, San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake, Oregon Short Line, Arizona & San Diego and Oahn Railroad & Land company.- - - In the fiscalyear 1919 surgeons em ployed -by the Southern Pacific re- AL KADERS VOTE $50,000 Fund Donated for Entertainment of .Imperial Council. Al Kader temple, host-to-be to the Imperial Council of the Shrine next next June, last night voted J50.000 from its treasury as a portion of the $172,000 necessary for entertaining the largest aggregation of nobles and their friends ever assembled. "With the voting of thi ,J50,000." said Mark Woodruff, secretary of the general committee, "there remains to be obtained about J37.000. With the co-operation which is being ' mani fested on all sides, this will be forth coming without delay." ' Girl Charges Offense. Alonzo Hosford, 18. was arrested last night by Inspectors La Salle and SchulDius and charged with a statu tory offense against a 13-year-old girl. The police say the girl identi fied Hosford. ' ' H!!i A. & G. FELDENHEIMER "JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS OPTICIANS' V ' ESTABLISHED 1868 " DIAMONDS FLAWLESS BLUE WHITE, AND SCIENTIFICALLY CUT. TO SECURE GREATEST BRILLIANCY AND EXPRES SION. . . - SILVERWARE NEW IMPORTED PAT- k -TERNS OF GREAT BEAUTY AND DISTINCTION. 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