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Newspaper Page TextTIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, TORTLASD, SEPTEMBER 13, 1920 9 CiJY NEWS IN BRIEF Itr Kditor Main 7070. ROO-flS unday Editor Main 7070. ."H0-. avertlnlna Department. .Main 7'ii. .)''- uperintendent of Bld. .Main 70i0. 56U-U AMUSEMENTS. RPHECM (Broadway at Taylor Vaude ville. This afternoon and tonigni. A.KER. (Alder at Eleventh) Baker Stock tympany in 'Teaay Behave.- lonigni. I -lT4C.lt; (Broadway at Morrison) Mualcal eomady. "The King or liini oni. Thru ahows dally. 2. 7 and P. M. 1IPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhill) Vaudeville and moving plcturea. l to o. :4S to 11 P. M. Katurdaya, Sunday and holldaya continuous, 1:15 to 11 P. M. ANTAGF3 (Broadway at Alder Vaude ville. Three shows dally, i 9: or.. OUNCIli CREST Free amusement park. Take "CC" can, Morrison or wasnins ton atreeta. OLUM BI A BEACH Children tree. Bath ing and amusement. Adjutant Bell Holds Servicxs. Adjutant Ball of Seattle will conduct special services today fn the Salva tion Army hall at 243 Ash street at 11 A. M., 3:15. 6 and 8 P. M. Mr. Bell is provincial young people's secretary. The public is invited to the meetings Dr. Delort. French lessons: 651 Morrison. Adv. Safett Boxes, Jc daily. ISA Oak. Adv. IOE 2 1 Masonic Decrees CONrERRED. At a pecial meeting held Wednesday night alestine Lodge, No. 141, Masons, con- erred the master mason degree upon wo candidates. These were the nrst eremonials of the lodge in its new leeting hall at Archer place, n.. Her, past master of Punnyslde lo-age o. 16. and W. K. Mack of Oregon dge No. 101 presided. William T. lilne of lodge No. 109, Oswego, Se vered the lecture. Dinners to Be Resumed. The seral- lonthly dinner meetings of the for- ign Commerce club of Portlana win e resumed, starting September 20. "he club now has a mmbershtp of ver 100 persona who are directly iterested In foreign trade and the rogrrammes at the meetings are long this line. At the last meeting f the executive committee. Frank P. 'ibbetts wu elected first vice Pi. e ntt of 10c Meat. t Frank L. Smith's, 228 Alder street. lutton stew and lamb's liver, 10c. oiling beef and beef liver, 10c. oast mutton and lamb sh'lders, 12C. ot roast and shortrlbs beef, 1! 'be. ispecially choice oven roasts, 15c. fnr t rh nil a A a rrtunrl steak. 20c amburg. loo. X-bone steak, 20c. egs mutton and loin roasts, 20c. uy them, Smith's loin chops, 30c. ure lard, 25c. Shortening. 20c. liced bacon, 40c. Corned beef, 1 2 14c. reasts of choice milk-fed veal, 15c. oasts of choice milk-fed veal, 15c inoM of cnoiee milk-red veal, zuc. steak from the same veal. 20c. ink L. Smith's is 228 Alder St. Adv. An All-Wool Suit Made to Tour Cbasukement for Gu. Brownsville "oolen Milta to start special sale to borrow! The largest custom tailors In the Pacific coasfhave started the lull rolling for fall but offering In ile tomorrow, made-to-measure suits It. $60. The materials offered are remendous values at present-day Irlcea and1 many of them are worth IP to $75 persuit. Fit, workmanship -id satisfaction guaranteed. "Styles r young men and conservative men. i-Adv. Dr. Dee Sats Gland Operation Not IECK8SART. With my method the lands are renewed permanently and 11 inertia, which is the basis of all ksease, entirely overcome as some of lortland's best citizens can testify. lurther information free. 412-13-14 Irtisan's bldg. Adv. Business Man. Stock Sales Manager. Successful corporation, large pro- t jeers staple food product want serv es high-grade business man to in refit additional capital needed to Iicrease output. AM 864, Oregonian. h-Adv. The Puritan Cafeteria opens under management Monday, Sept. 13: wly decorated and renovated irouerhout. Will serve the best the larket affords at popular prices. Iiilway Exchange bldg. basement. Intrance on Stark, near 4th Bt. Adv. Sktmour Stedman, vice-president Kndidate of the socialist party, and okesma-n for Eugene V. Debs, who still fighting for democracy behind e bars, will speak in the public lidltorium Sunday. September 12, at P. M. Admission free. Adv. Dental Fear Banished. By aid of rve-bloeking we overcome both pain lid fear. Special attention given to tinless filling and extracting for I.ildren. Drs. Hartley, Kiesendahl & lrshall, 307 Journal bldg. Adv. Modern office systoms devised and stalled. Our system experts at your Jrvice. no obligation. Over 400 stock Irms to select from, at a saving. lione Main 1971. Pacific Staty. & Ptg. 107 Second street. .dv. We Grind scissors, razors, knives lid everything in sharp-edged tools. Inst-class work guaranteed. Lewis- lenger Barbers Supply company. Irner Tenth and Morrison streets. llv. Dissatisfied with your present po- Itlon. income or surroundings? If write for "Looking Ahead," Pa ine Chiropractic college. Park and xmhill, Portland. Or. Adv. I Nob Hill Cottage, near 21st and verett St., f rooms, cement base- ?nt, furnace, $3900, $1500 cash, bal. Lot 30x100. E. J. Dal-. 221 Itiling bldg. Adv. Icorrective exercises may prevent wearing glasses. Enroll in Dr. geyser's Eye Culture Course. S5 o, patient's free. Phone M. 8587. llv. eb Dr. Geo. Rubenstein. veteran tlcian. eyes tested, glasses fitted. loken lenses duplicated; no Inflated llces; no humbug. 226 Morrison st. lAdv. IV. Kastak, ladles' tailor, wishes to rnounco new arrival of materials d styles that will predominate this IU and winter. 604 Royal bldg. Adv. Boat Bluebird Dance. Tonight and Sundat. (Famous New Orleans Orchestra. IMorrison-St. Bridge, 8:30. Adv. itjon't B Satisfied' with Ju-st "false le.tn. uet artificial dentures of the ltter kind made by the specialist. Dr. ,)8.imaii, 307 Journal bldg. Adv. IFor Sale. My choice 9-rm. home. Iiarter blk.. view property, adjoining Iesrover; close price. A. H. Birrell 3 29th 5t. Main 2185. Adv. INbw Tear Services at Templa Beth Irael Sunday night at 8. Monday firning at 10. Free religious school tnday at 10 A M. Adv. IPtorrhea, Soft Teeth, Decat. Can cured today in the Smith-Long liy. Examinations free. 310 Bush Lane bldg. Adv. Dock Lake VV anted or will share tth other hunter. Phone Bdwy. 3281 cook s mil Co., llth and Buriir :a sts. Adv. I Beautiful, large fern; also large fainting of lount Hood, sacrifice.' u 5S0 Schuyler Bt. Adv. Perfection Plaster Wall Board. leapest and best. Timms, Cress & 1-2 4 Second st. Adv. IDr. B. L. Cox, chiropractor. 430 irgan bldg., has returned. Phone in 4998. Adv. Several desirable offices" at verv isonable rental. 218 Fenton bide. wy. 1769. Adv. Kindergarten. 666 Irving at., Sept. graduate teachers. SelL 343$. iROT C. Tatlor, attorney, removed 501 Chamber of Commerce bldg. )j?iental Rugs repaired. Taih.rion. Dinihanian, 465 Wash. st. Br. 2870. Ianslet Printing Co. for quick serv- Waoh. St. Main 4671. Adv. IICemmerer Coal. Carbon Coal Co.. tne agents Jfcast 11S. Adv. iGeo. f. a walker, optometrist. irgan bldg., returned. Adv. YAQUI INDIANS PACIFIED Land Restored, Food, Clothing nd Farm Materials Supplied. NOG ALES, Ariz., Sept. 11. Recent pacification of the warlike Taqul Indians of the Mexican state of Sonora has allowed the state authori ties to turn from one of their worst problems to new tasks of developing irrigation projects and providing homes and crops, Governor Flavlo A. Berquez of Sonora recently told the Associated Press. "Pacifying the Taqui Indians solves the greatest problem Sonora has had to meet," he said. "These Indians' have been a thorn in the side of the Sonora and the Mexican governments for 88 years. The trouble dates back to the old Spanish days when the land which the Indians rightfully claimed was theirs was taken from them. "We have finally succeed-ed In satisfying them by restoring the lands to them and providing them witn food, clothing and materials for farm ing. This was accomplished through the efforts of President de la Huerta. Secretary of War Calles and myself. "Taqul chiefs recently conferred with me here and assured me that the Indians are completely pacified and ready to settle down and grow crops on reservation lands we have provided for them. The government has set aside between 20,000 and 30,000 acres of the finest land In the famous Taqui valley for their use as a reservation. "Many of the ancient irrigation ditches have been rebuilt by t'he gov ernment ao the Indians can have water. New ditches have been opened and more will be built with federal and state funds. "Eventually we hope to Irrigate more than a million acres of land. The project will cost not less than $10,000,000 and will require three or four years to complete. The first step in the work will be construction of a great dam to hold the waters of the Sonora river. Long term loans are expected to finance the plan. "Irrigation is the basis of Sonora's welfare. Water only is needed to re claim vast areas of Sonora land which is as rich as the Nile bottoms and as good and even better than the famous Imperial valley. "School are as vital to the welfare of Sonora as water and we are making extensive plana for school extension. Included in our new budget is $2,500,000 for schools. "The new era has dawned In Mexico and especially In Sonora. The gov ernment of the state is on a business basis and we will welcome the world to the state to help us in our rebuilding." Two Very Important Shipments Just Received "HALLMARK" SILVERWARE Exquisite distinguished a plated ware that warrants an almost indefinite guarantee. "Hallmark" Water Pitchers $23.50 and $12 "Hallmark" Sandwich Tray, new handled design .' $8.00 "Hallmark" Candy Boxes, the practical glass container, with Dutch silver top.. .$7.00 "Hallmark" Cake Compotier in period design. Mayonnaise or Whipped Cream Bowl, and other desired pieces and complete silver sets in the fine "Hallmark" quality. Molly Pitcher oneof the newer and most suc cessful "Hallmark" productions, the very popular flatware in platinum finish. Fortunate is the woman who can boast silver in the handsome Afollf Pitcher pattern. IMITATION PEARLS Wonderful Nero Creations at $8.50, $15, $18, $35, $45 up to $200 AMONG these are indestructible pearls that are both unbreakable and insoluble. The lovely 'Rose pearls with the most delicate flush possible, and so many others. All the shades known to genuine pearls are" re produced. The strands are per fectly matched and are shown in the correct lengths. A strand of these pearls that compare with the genuine in beauty would be the most prized pos session of its owner. Jaeger Bros. The HALLMARK Store 131-133 SIXTH STREET OREGONIAN BUILDING ' Our Special $100 DIAMOND Portland's most popular diamond. PRISONER TURNS AUTHOR Idaho Life-Termer "Writes on "Be hind Gray AValls." BOISE, Idaho, Sept. ll. Idaho has a new author. He is P. C. Murphy, a life termer in the state penitentiary. Murphy has just had published a book entitled "Behind Gray Walls," which tells the story of his life since he was sentenced to serve the balance of his natural days in the prison. "Pat" says in his book that he was "in bad" shortly after his arrival be cause the warden had wind of a threatened jail delivery, and be was placed in solitary confinement. There he says he "sweat nitric acid" and the perspiration that dampened' his fore head would have "poisoned a rattle snake" because of the injustice, but he lived in hope and was rewarded by be ng liberated. tic tells of how the prisoners make "junk" out of shells and silver for souvenirs. ' TWO OIL FIR WIS INDICTED Companies Said to Have Accepted Rebates on Freight Shipments. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 10. Fed eral grand jury Indictments were re turned here today against the Gen eral Petroleum corporation of Califor nia and the Utah Qll and "Refinini company of Salt Lake City, The district attorney s office said the companies were alleged to have accepted rebates on freight shipments. IOEXOI 301 CRIME SWEEPS CEMY ALL- PAST MTJRDKR RECORDS ARE REPORTED BROKEN. a cow was 742 pounds, containing 82.06 pounds of fat; 1337 cows gave above 40 pounds of fat. The highest record cow for' the month was "Pal." a'' grade Jersey, with a yield of 2186 pounds of milk and 107.12 pounds of fat. She is owned by L. A. McCormack of Tillamook. Mr. McCormack also owns the cow with the second highest record, "Pennie, who gave 105.46 pounds of fat. "Pen nie" was the high record cow for June, with 1896 pounds of milk and 115.66 pounds of fat. Sept. 14-25 Every Noon 12:15 Sharp, Except Sunday. Quiet Talks MR. S. D.G0RD0N Heilig Theater Broadway sit Taylor St. Topics First Week Toes. 14, "Tight Corners. Blind Al leys, and How to Get Out." Wed. 15, "Why a Shrewd Old Jerw -Wuit Money-Making." Thur. 16, "A Revolutionary Move ment in a Staid Old Town." Frl. 17. "There's Someone at Tour Bide Tou Can't See." "The Biography of the Wbn You Cam, Slip Oat When Yon Mast. - FEDERATION OF CHIRCHES 3at 18. Devil. Come 1m S. Sc M. green stamps ror easn, Holman Fuel Co. Main 353- 680-31. Adv. Berlin Averages More Than One Killing' Daily and Courts Are Declared Overworked. (Copyright by the New Tork World. Pub lished by Arrangement.) BERLIN, Sept. 10. (Special.) Germany's record-breaking crime wave continues to develop out rages of the shrangest and most gruesome character. High police offi cials admit that in the last two months all previous murder records have been broken. Berlin averages more than one murder a day and sometimes two or three a day. The eurious feature of the continu ously increasing criminality, which is true not only of Berlin, but of 75 other large cities and provinces as well, Is that the criminal courts and judicial and public prosecuting au thorities are so overburdened with work that parliament is debating ways and means of providing relief for the overburdened courts and pros ecuting authorities. Another Interesting sidelight en life in Germany is shown by the case of a forger who nicked a Berlin bank out of 500,000 marks (normally 3300,000) and was found guilty, but the court meted out only mild pun ishment to him, owing to mitigating circumstances based on the expert testimony of court alienists, who pro nounced the convicted forger "a prod-J uct of current conditions in which ethics and morality have gone to pieces." DON'T HIBERNATE! Order a hand-tailored suit from Joy and be about all Fall and winter! Joy tailors on terms that tickle! See Joy and smile! Joy. the tailor,-iu Fourth St., bet- Washington ana Stark. Adv. Commerce Sale oeposit Vaults. 1 Third street. Both phones. Adv. SOPRANO OF PARIS SINGS J VKDNBSDAY NIUHT 151 I THE WHITE TEMPLE. j FRANCE VISUALIZES DEBT Booklet Setting Forth Facts Is Pre sented to Americans. PARIS. A little booklet entitled "Facts and Figures Regarding France," in which the story of the devastated departments and the work of reconstruction Is visualized in a series of tables, is being given to Americans visiting France. It is is. sued in English b ythe commlslaon for the devastated regions, whose presi dent is Andre Tardieu. Contrasted with the burdens of a national debt seven times that of 1914 and -taxes more than four times as great are the hopeful possibilities of rapidly improving export trade, the acquisition of the potash, iron and steel industries of Alsace-Lorraine and th gradual development of France's water power possibilities. The new source of electric power is estimated at 9,000,000 horsepower, of which 750,000 horsepower have been utilized and an additional 850.000 horsepower will be producing during the coming year. Now that France Is fib short of coal, the power Ques tion is regarded as among the most important, for each hydraulic horse power is considered equivalent to a ton of coal saved. DESKS, TABL C)lHl-iM.S j FILES iKm.. : t 5617 COWS ARE TESTED "Pal" Has Record for Myfnth With 21 86 Pounds of Milk. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallls. Sept. 11. (Special.) Five thousand six hundred and seventeen cows were tested in nine associations by experts of the callege last month. The average yield of milk MndemoiMllc Alice Verlet. Mademoiselle Alice Verlet, col oratura soprano, late of the Paris Grand Opera company, will sing in concert in the White Temple, on Wednesday night, assisted by phonograph accompaniment, Victor Young, pianist, and Robert Walton, vio linist. This concert is an invi tation affair and tickets may be obtained upon appUcation to the Reed-French Piano com pany. Twelfth and Washington streets. Mademoiselle Verlet is known as the "little Belgian queen of song," as she is called in hec own home near Brussels. She came to America direct from the Paris Grand Opera, com pany, where she was premier coloratura soprano. She had a brilliant music reputation, which she acquired in musical centers of Europe. New East Side Police Station BUY THE BEST IN STEEL i 1 1 .j ' lzjLL lilTil III III! I ' - THE - T T e9 H E'lM nil IRWIN- LETTER FILE IS A PRODUCT THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME In. 3 Finishes: Olive Green Mahogany and Oak eODSON Phone Broadway 434 Furniture Dept. 391V& Stark (Near Tenth St.) Located at 35th and Belmont Sts. Telephone Tabor 26 diiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiii'-: If You Appreciate Refined and comfortable sur roundings, with Metropolitan service and unexcelled cuisine, YOU WILL ENJOY Your evening dinner or after theater supper at The Arcadian Grill MULTNOMAH HOTEL One of the largest and most at tractive restaurants in the west. Jack Seltenrich and his famous orchestra. iiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuir I - 4as13! :jsi Dancing 6 to ( and 9:30 to 12. WOOLEN BLANKETS High-grade stock Woolen Blan kets, direct from Pacific coast mills, will be retailed at mill prices. 465 Washington St. THE BLANKET SHOP Preparatory School Registration This Week September 13 An Accredited School for "Ambitious Men in which personal help of Instructors and enthusiasm of students make possible unusual speed and thoroughness in preparation for college. Call at, telephone, or address Div. C. Oregon Institute of Technology Y. M. C. A. You buy a Desk" so seldom, due care should be taken to secure only the best LEOPOLD DESKS will satisfy you. MACEY Files and Bookcases cover all needs. Complete Office Outfitter PACIFIC STATIONERY & PRINTING CO. 107 2d St., Bet. ' Wash, and Stark Complete Office Outfitters. Don't Be Misled The firm now occupying our old location is in no way connected with us. Don't Be Confused We' Have Moved Across the Street to the storeroom formerly occupied by the Soot hen Pacific Ry. TICKET OFFICE Co. Between Washington and Alder Sts., on Fourth 6 in V M X Wl 9, Miss Catlin's School FOR BOABDENG AND DAT PUFUJS Kow oneupte Its new bulldina; pa WEiTOVBR TERRACES A& Ide.l Location Basketball And Tennis Courts. Prepares nrls for eastern ss vsil ss western colleges and schools, under fac ulty of abls eastern teachers. Number of students in each class limited. Primary. Intermedlats and Hlfrh School iJepartmenti tsoym Aocspted & Primary Grades. Special and College Preparatory Courses snusie, a.rc rnyaicat grain ing and Science. French Taught Throughout the School, Boarding; Department Special Feature, Catalogue Sent Upon Request to Westover Temtce, i'ortland, Oregon. Ffaone Automatic 612-71. School Opeiti Sept. 13. TWELFTH YEAR SCHOOL OF THE PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION Art Museum, Sth and Taylar Sta. The Preparatory School SUO 13th St. Miss Jewell. Miss Quigg. Fall term will epea Sept. 13. Office hours beginning: Sept. C, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Tel. Mala SS13. Your Office Morale "i 1 ii4f ,?.r, j i if..--; . it. CRISP, clean-cut, efficient office furniture contributes in a very large way towards the upbuilding and maintenance of the morale of your office force. By equipping your of fice throughout with furniture that is de signed to promote and further systematic ef ficiency, you supply your co-workers with the incentive they need to execute the routine in the quickest and best possible way. Mechanical Drawing- Outfits ' . - .v ftmi nv v nam itmsraitn as required in all schools and colleges. Complete Set, $20.00 High School Set $12.00 "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE" Printing Engraving Bookbinding Fifth and Oak Streets Seals and Rubber Stamps Mar. 6080; Aut. 565-48 I aV. l Us. What a Prominent Business Man of Roseburg Says About the PTTNKIAX. Glasses Fitted By Roseburg, Oregon. August 9, 1920. Dr. E. W. Wheeler, Wheeler Optical Co. Oregonian Bldg. Portland, Oregon. Dear Sir: I am writing to let you know how much I enjoy my Kryptok glasses which you fitted for me a few weeks ago. I used to have a terrible time getting along without glasses, but now I can see as good as ever and so easy on my eyes. I wouldn't be without them for twice what they cost. My daughter Martha says to tell you that her eyes are much better since you treated them. Thanking you for the help you have given myself and family and wishing you success, I remain Sincerely yours, James Hutch ings. WHEELER OPTICAL CO. Second Floor Oregonian Cldg. Working Men Wooster's General Merchandise Store welcomes your presence and makes your interest its own. WOOSTER'S 488-494 Washington St Open Evenings OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Our. local patronage is large, yet we take particular pride In the fact I that visitors from all parts of the Northwest visit this oilice, and we enjoy the largrest practice irora oui-ui.-iuw o peupie. RDinPE IVflRIf nas Deen brought to the highest state of perfection. The UfllUuC II Uili teeth on this bridge are interchangeable at will without removing troin the mouth. We use gold or porcelain, as your fancy dic tates. This is only one of our many original methods. PAHT1CLLAR ATTENTION PATH TO PLATES AM) HHIDKEWOHK, PYORRHEA SKIKSSK11.LV TREATED. EXAMINATION VHEE, 1 11 1 n Vrftell ' J U Tnn In Portland. WISE DENTAL CO. ' RFI.IAlll.K I'AIMISS DENTISTS. 11 FAII.I.Xi III. !);.. THIRD AND WASHING. 'ION. S. E. CORNER, ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET. 1 Qiin HHlMMtmtltlHtMTH !illlllMiNHmii Twniumi 1 tiiMilMllltif IMHIUH IIHMIIttlilMUUIH tHUMIIUIMHUIUIia:il1 MJSR HAKKEK'U ft I1UOL FOit OIRLS. l'ALO ALTO. CAL. Resideot and day cbool. tavorabl cllmatt an 4 lar (rouodJ parmic mt outdoor lif all tha yar. Prta. CathrlB Harkr. A. B. Vamr. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS MECHANICAL, DRAWING STCDENTS Tou are invited to inspect our complete stock of drawing material. THE FREDERICK POST CO. a eth SU Neax Stark. Engineering Electrical Mechanical SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 13TH REGISTER NOW Thorough Instruction in general and special Engineering subjects. Complete Laboratories. Courses leading to B. S. degree offered at The "Tech" of the Northwest For information or catalogue call or address Dit. C Oregon Institute of Technology Portland Y. M. C A. A. Tilzib has returned, Adv.