The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 30, 1921, SECTION THREE, Image 49

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OltEGONIAN, PORTLAND. JANUARY 30, 1021 ITY NEWS IN BRIEF U 'Ity Ittltor ... nnay Edlfor .Vain 7070. RflO-l .Main 7070. Bn-1 Main 770. 3-K dVfrftalnV I)narlmnt t uperiotendenl tf Bidg. .Main 7070. 560-VJ AMCSEMEXTS. bRPHEUM (Broadway at Taylor) Vauda- III. This afternoon ana lonigni. . BAKER (Morrison at Eleventh) Bauer Stock company In "Civilian ciomea. This afternoon and tonight. (t.trti' mriaiii f Morrison l uaicai comdy. "The Quakers." inrea dally. 2, 7 and 9 P. M. telPPODROJIB (Broadway at Yamhill) :4.". to 11 P M. Saturdays. Sundays and hnlldHva. continuous. 1:1 to 11 P. M PANTACK9 (Broadway at Alder) v'"de- Tille. Three ahowa daily. 1. ana P. M. aUDITORIUM (Third at CUy) munici pal concert. 3 P. M. Ma. McKenna Back Todat. Coe A. McKenna. president of the r-oruana realty board, who has been on a trip to Atlanta. Ga.. to attenj tne meeun of the executive committee of the National Association of Keal Estate boards, will arrive in Portland again his morning at S:3U o cioc. n to a wire received at nia onus veaterday from I'ocatello. Idaho. Mr. .McKenna participated in an excursion f the delegates to tne garnering hrnuirh the south following tne neetingr. Alleged Shoplifteii Held. Joe rlin MoTican. WtlOHl DOliCB be ve was the head of an orsanuea lg- of shoplifters, was ordered held the state srand Jury under J1000 nds vesterdav after a preliminary rjrirnr hpfnm MtinlciDal Judge Ross- tn. Other members or tne ansu uia who wera aalested Wltn mar nez. are still beingeld for lnvestl- atinn. It was said they prODaoiy m-ui f imr corf s r h vatraiicy unless further evidence can be procurea. . Purse and $150 Gone. Mrs. Monroe Nance, employed in a steamship ticKei office at 105 Third street, reported to the police detective bureau yester day that some sneaK tniei nan aioicu 1150 from her nurse which hung on a clothes hook in the office. She sus pected a woman who entered the of fice late in the afternoon and who was seen to loiter near where tne Curse was banging. hospital Company Plans Rimnos Members of the 363d field hospital tomiun will hold a stag reunion, hanauet and entertainment at the Eenson hotel on Monday night, Feb ruary 21. at 7:30 o'clock. A perma nnt organization Is to be formed lor I t!purpose of staging these reunions l&,jally. Other business will be Ftnken cars of and officers Will be lected. Iowa Society to Meet Wednesday. The Iowa society will meet Wednes day evening, reDruary j, ai i" run- land Social Turn Yerein ban, 'thir teenth and Main streets. A business meetine will be held at 8 o'clock to be followed by a dramatic and musical Droiramme. cards and dancing. Re freshments of Oregon-made goods Vwill be served. All lowans are in felted. I Clothino Worth $200 -Lost. T, B Vessel!. 151 North Twelfth street, re ported to the police detective bureau yesterday that clothing and jewelry valued at more than $-00 was stolen from his home some time Friday. He ausaec's a young negro who had been taken Into the home and befriended for several weeks. Bootlegger Fined $100. A. B Flflcreon. north end bootlegger, pleaded guilty to a violation of state prohibi tion laws and was fined $100 yester day by Municipal Judge Rossman. Police found more than 20 pints of moonshine liquor In his possession when they tocjt hira into custody. Birthday Lunch Announced. Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re public Wlnslow Meade circle No. 7, whose birthdays fall in either Jan- nary, February or March will be en tertained In their circle rooms tomor row. The quarterly birthday lunch con w ill be served at 1 o'clock. Robbery Suspect Bound Over. Frank Wilson, who has confessed to an attempted robbery of the Holzman pawnshop early Friday night, was ordered held to the state grand jury under $2500 bonds when he waived preliminary hearing yesterday before Municipal judge Rossman. You People That Are Wearing Talsh Tebth:" Are you getting the measure of satisfaction from them that you should? Let me see the case and advise you. No charge for con etfftation. Dr. E.- C. Rossman, plate specialist. 3u9 Journal bldg. Adv, Modern office systems devised and Installed. Our system experts at your service, no obligation, over 400 stock forms to select from, at a saving. Phone Main 1971. Pacific Staty. & Ptg. Co., 107 Second street. Adv. Do Not Forget to call up Eastfc08S vrhen you want the Salvation Army auto truck to call for casi-off cloth lng, magazines, newspapers, furniture, eta Address 24-26 Union ave. Major John Bree. district officer. Adv. Auto Thief Sentenced. John Nel ton, confessed-- automobile thief. pleaded guilty to a larceny charge in police court yesterday and was sen fenced to six months in the county jail by Judge Rossman. W. F. Catton to Speak. W. F. Cat- ton will speak before the socialist party's open forum meeting tonight In the Alisky hall. Third and Morrison treets. lhe'toplc will be How the Joney Kings Rule. Saves time and trouble for travel lug salesmen, city salesmen and solicitors, new Briscoe compartment roadsters. M!tchell-Lewia & Staver Co., Broadway at Everett. Adv. Dissatisfied with your present po sition, income or surroundings? If eo. write for "Looking Ahead." Pa cific Chiropractic college. Park and lamhill, Portland, Or. Adv. The Franco-Belge Societt will give masked ball at tie East Side Busi ness Men's club. February 2, for the benefit of the orphans of France and Belgium. Adv. Naturalization School for foreign ers teaches i-ngnsh Iang-uage, etc. prepares you for citizentTiip. New classes open ieb. 1. 12 Worcester jHdg. Adv. Relieve that midnight toothache. Day and night service. Painless by nerve - blocking. Peerless dentists, J L. corner 2d and Burnside. Adv. Salesmen should see the new Briscoe compartment roadster now being shown by Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Co., Lroadway at Everett sts. Adv. School Books, bought and sold at nyland's. 4th St.. between Taylor and Calmon Red front. Adv. Perfection Tlaster Wall Board, heapest and best. Timras, Cress & Co.. 124 Second St. Adv. Uncalled-for tailor-made suits for ale. II. Fine, the tailor, 20J First st, Bear Taylor. Adv. Competent registered nurse spe cializes In hourly nursing. Phone Tabor 4983. Adv. Oriental Rro3 repaired, wash-clean-ad. Dinlhanlan. 465 Wash. et. Br. 2870. .dv. Lewis-Stenoer, Morrison at Tenth, grind razors, scissors, knives perfectly. Adv. Razors, r hears, blades, eta, sharp ened. 86 Sth. bet. Stark and Oak. Adv. French course dinner daily, 6 to 8 ?. M.. $1. 73 Johnson st Adv. Wanted. Sanitary roHtop office 0c8k. J 333, Orcgonian. Adv. Dan Marx & Co., jewelers, moved 315 Washington st. Adv. Kevherer Coal. Carbon Coal Co, Vnlne agents. East 1188. Adv. Doctor E. Wickstrom returned. Bledical bldg. Adv: -Dx, J. Ettelson baa returned, .Adv. ertainment celebrating the reunlo of a nortinn nt Klesvtcr with Den I mark will be held In the Turn-Verei auditorium this evening under, the auspices or the Danish church am Danish societies of Portland. Proceed of the entertainment will go to creat ing a fund for the relief of orphaned children in Slesvlg. The programme will Include an address by District Attorney Evans In addition to songs by the Danish Singing society an tableaux. Two thousand feet of film taken In Slesvlg and showing in terestlng features of the reunion will be flashed on the screen. Parent-Teachers Entertain. Th Albina Homostead Parent-Teachers gave a very successful entertainmen in the school auditorium Thursda night in honor of the eighth-grade graduates. The programme consisted of readings and music by Mr. and Mrs, Edward Albert Gulver, dances by Anitra Strawn and Ruth Jackling, SOPR AXO TO BINO AT APOLLO ILIB COSCl'BT t'KB HIAKV IX Ji- J- i i II Mia a Anna Case. "I was trained In music In the university of hard work, with little outside influences to help me. I rode every Sunday to church In the little town of Nashanlc, N. J., where my posi tion as church organist brought me a salary of $12.50 each month, my first musical earn ings." said Miss Anna Case, the celeated aoprano from the New York -city Metropolitan --and Opera company, who sings in concert for the Apollo club male chorus, public audi torium, Saturday night, Febru ary 12. Miss Case has been euccessful as an entertainer in concerts throughout this coun try and It is remarkable testi mony to her popularity as a high-class 'artist that she has won out, not only for her charming soprano voice, but by vivacity of laanner and wonler ful attractive personality. with Marian Anderson at the piano; selections by the Filipino orchestra and numbera by the pupils of the school. Pyorrhea. In all the world there are two kinds of people those who know and those who do not know, We know and our pa ents know that pyorrhea can be cured. Drs. C. S. Long & J. E. Stevenson, 310 Bush & Lane bldg. Adv. If Yoc desire treatment for pyor rhea, better artificial teeth or bridge work, or other dental operations per formed without pain, see Drs. Hartley, Kiesendahl & Marshall, Journal bldg. Adv. Desirable location for attorney to share suite and stenographic services with two other attorneys. Apply 407 Yeon bldg. Marshall 630. Adv. French Instruction. M. Delory. Bdwy. 2555. Adv. v SaVett Boxes, le daily. 2S Oak. Adv. Annabele Golden, Salem; Gladys Jones, Portland. Delta' Nn Frances Has lem, Cathlamet, Wash. Gamma lot Velma Taylor, Corvallis; Edna Mor back, , Sherwood: Fern McCroskey, Los Angeles, Cal. Gamma Phi Beta- Florence Nelson, Portland. Kappa Alpha Theta Jeanette Meredith, Salem; Alice Bain-, Portland. Sigma Kappa Vilda Reeder, Corvallis Lenore Stone, Portland; Margaret Perry, Pomona, Cal. Xi Beta Ethe Currln, Victoria. B. C; Clara Fergu son. Marshfield; Gretta Franklin, Bellingham, Wash; Gladys Garrison, Scappoose; Carroll Boyd, Bend; Joyc Turner, Ontario; Ramona Kinney, Corvallis. MID-YEAR BANQUET IS S University of Oregon Public Spoak ' lng Department to Dine. The mid-year banquet of the Uni verslty of Oregon. Portland centei public speaking department, will be held in the crystal room of the Ben son hotel next Saturday n,ight, start ing at 6:30 o'clock. Members of tne 12 classes conducted here under dl rectlon of Mrs. Helen Miller Senn participated in the banquet and Its attendant programme. Edgar B. Piper will be toastmaster and Presi dent Campbell and members of tne universitiy faculty are to be special guests. On the programme will be ad dresses by President Campbell. Dr. George: Rebec. Miss Anna T. Smith, W. O. Munsell. Thomas B. 90bln, J. A. Ormandy and Fred Everson and df-a- matlc readings by Mrs. Arnold conen, Miss Lydla B. Littell and Miss-Hazel McConnell. Selections will be sung by a male quartet con-itosed of Dr. W. Claude Adams, S. W. Abbott, Paul Anderson and Dr. Earl Abbott. LINN OIL DRILLING NEAR Wells Expected to Be Stink in Sec- tions of County. ALBANY. Or.. Jan. 29. (Special.) Oil drilling operations bid fair to be active In Linn county during tne oming spring and summer. From present Indications wella will . be drilled In three different place In the county. Work was begun last summer on well on Beaver creek about three miles south of Lacomb. Favorable eands and other Indications or oil were encountered. Local men have been making recent efforts to lease a large block of land north of Albany and extending east and south of this city aa far south as Flainview. . LOTS 0F MONEY. Now available for mortgage loans on monthly payment or straight loan basis. Money can be had immediately, if title found correct. Portland Trust company, Sixth and Morrison streets. Adv. CONFIDENCE The Corner-Stone on Which We Have Builded Portland knows the Jaeger Bros. Store the high standard of quality maintained and our consistent policy of fair pricing, based on actual worth and Unswayed by the. so-called "sales" of others. We have the confidence of our-patrons. , DIAMONDS Priced from $10 to $2500 Because we bought In large quantities before these gems reached the high mark, we are able to offer perfect gems at the lowest prices in the city. Mountings A Complete Stock Platinum, White ftold and Regular Gold. Consult Onr Expert Diamond Setter for the Beat Advice as to Remounting. Ad-a-Pearl Necklaces $5 to $100 And a complete stock of extra . Ad-a-Pearls. Other strings of Genuine Pearls priced $25 to The famed Florette and Orienta Imita- tion Pearls in Strings priced from $15 to $250. trllancTs Only HALLMARK Jewelers SB JU Jewelers Silversmiths 131-133 Sixth St. Oregonian Bldg. ALBANY JAIL CONDEMNED City Bastlle Is Pronounced Unfit to House Criminals. ALBANY. Or, Jan. 29. (Special.) Albany's city jail has been condemned as unfit to house prisoners. It was said that prisoners could make their way to liberty from any portion of the jail except the eteel cell section and that the latter was unsanitary. The city expects to make arrange- ments to keep Its prisoners in the Linn county jail here. i The old city jail will be used in the future only to house hobos locked up for the night. All men eerving time or awaiting trial will be transferred to the county jail. Commerce Safe Deitoslt Vaults, il Third street. Both phones, Adv. Best grades coal Prompt delivery. Diamond Coal Co Bdwy 3037 Adv. Braiding, embroidery, nemstltchlng. Booth's, Morgan building. Adv. s Roslyn-Beaver Hill furnace coal, 12.25. cu-b Kdlefsen's Bdwy 70-Adv WIFE TO REJ0JN HUSBAND I'alr to Be Reunited After 13 -Year World-Wide Separation. NORTH BEND,' Or., Jan. 29. (Spe cial.) A human interest story of more than ordinary appeal is that of Matt Budiselich of this city, who will oon be joined by his wife, from whom he separated In Europe 13 years ago, with the intent oi coming to America and sending for tier within year or so. One and another hin drance postponed Mrs. Budiselich's journey to America. Balkan disturbances made It Im possible for her to obtain passports to. America until very recently, and now Mr. Budiselich has word his wife has reached Ellis island and t-ill soon join him In this city. J I ' V t.'K 'r !a Can veni read this type clearly ana witn tne same pair of glasses see aisiani oojctis XfRYPTi 1. GLASSES TKI INVISIBLE BIFOCALS PK 25 CO-EDS ARE PLEDGED Sororities- on O. A. C. Campus An nounce Xames of Girls. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallis. Jan. 29. (Special.) Sororities on the campus have an nounced the names of co-eds pledged after the second term rushing season. Twenty-five girls are listed at this time, this being a small number as compared with the fall term list, but is due to the fact that comparatively few new students registered this term. The names of the girls are: Alpha Chi Omega Mary MacFadden, Cor vallis. Alpha XI Delta La Verne Scroggin, Portland: Helen Telverton, Tacoma. Alpha Rho Kathleen Cur rin, Estacada; Frances Huff, Baker; Cora Pick. Bend. Delta Delta Delta With Kryptoks you-can see far objects just aa distinctly as you can read small type. Whenever your glasses begin to feel uneasy it's time to find out "why." Perhaps they pinch your nose; or they have become loose and out of .focus, or. more likely, your vision is changing. To get a pair of glasses which will satisfactorily correct' the defects of your eyes a thorough examination is the first essen tial. Classes "ot Recommended Un less Accessary. Satisfaction, Assured Dr. Arthur W. Msdorf Accountancy TheT trained accountant today ranks with the trained doctor, lawyer or engineer. Professional training in accounting serves three distinct fields: First that of the professional account ant engaged in public practice; second that er the professional accountant who serves exclusively a single concern; and, third , the general field of business, where an intelligent under standing of accounting is indispensable to the effective con trol of Tjusiness operations. New Semester Opens February 7 Accounting Principles Anditfnsr Complete Accountancy Course C. P. A. Hnia Advanced Income Tax In addition to the above courses the following practical courses for business men will be offered: Law of Contracts Business Correspondence Salesmanship Public Speaking nnslness Economics Office Management Money and Baskins; Law of Agrency, property and Insurance Instructors are practical men 6 accountans, 4 attorneys, business men. Write, call or phone today for catalog giving complete de tails, or ask for an interview with the dean. , School of Business Administration and Accountancy, Oregon Inatltnte of Technology, ' , Div. C, Y. M. C. A. Bulldinc Main S700 I H Optometrist and Optician S04 BROADWAY BIILDI.VG Matn 3206 a.MIU. ......... IB. B III I j . 4 .JO ' AJ- :u y . t ,rz ;j--x- mas goes the price on our Electric Allmetal Washing Machines. Were $185.00 v t . Cut to $149.50!!! To reduce stock. We cannot replace to sell at this jjrice, after this sale. Don't wait till they are all gone. Portland Gas & Coke 'Co. Alder near 5th. ka- W iiiiimaal -marking devices OF ALL KINDS for HOTELS BANKS OFFICES etc. MCKINLEY HOTEL 527 PORTLAND. MCKINLEY HOTEL PORTLAND. V WE OPERATE our own Stamp Plant, one of the best equipped in the city, with skilled labor to turn out your work just as you wish it. This department may be of service to you by fur nishing you with some "Time or Labor-Saving De vice." Let Us Serve You! Baggage Checks Key Checks Badges Coat and Hat Checks , Trade Checks Number Plates, Etc SEALS AND RUBBER STAMPS "EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE' Office Furniture rBJnnsanaaaas-" Printing Engravnig Fifth and Oak Streets Mar. 6080 Ant. 565-43 niiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir; Portland and the North west's finest hostelry. Rates $2.50 and Up Splendid grill and fa cilities for entertaining private parties. Portland, Oregon ANNA CASE Soprano, Metropolitan Opera it V r ' i i " ' AUDITORIUM Saturday, February 12 With The Apollo Club. Prices fi. l.50. st, 75c, 60c o. Tax. Mall trders aent new te Apolle Cluh, SIS AMnirton Rldr., 1th rhwk or aoonejr order filled In order of receipt. More than a million "Standard" desks dis tributed throughout the country are convincing x proof of their merit and demonstrate the suc cess obtained by thor ough and skillful manu facturing. I Glass & Prudhomme Company ' Printers, Bookbinders, Desks, Filing Cabinets. 65-67 BROADWAY, PORTLAND Br a I t r Ohe Ambassador- Santa Tiarhara, CaL Where It's Always June Come where the Sierras meet the tea where the Ambassador, at the water's edge, set in its twenty-one acre park of palms and gorgeous flowers, invites you to rest and recrea tion where sunshine and clear skies make golf glorious where sea bath ing, motoring or mountain climbing come easily between excellent break' fast and delicious dinner at this hos pitable Ambassador Hotel. Rates $4 per day and up, European plan. Write for booklet. The Ambassador Hotels System Ambassador, Santa Barbara; Ambas sador, New York; Ambassador, At lantic City; Ambassador, Los Angeles ; Alexandria, Los Angeles. lis TWO of the most homelike hotels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and theater district. All Ore gon Electric trains stop at the Seward Hotel, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in connection. The Hotel Cor nelius, the House of Welcome, Is only two short blocks from the Seward. Our brown buses meet all trains. Rates $1.50 and up. W. C. Cnlbertson, Prop. r WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANO.SCO HOTEL STEWART On Geary St., Jnst off Union Square, Close to everything worth while. Good accommodations at moderate rtes. Breakfast, 50c, 60c. 75c; Lunch, 75c; Sinner, $1.25 (Sundays, 11.50). Muni cipal car passes the door. Stewart Motor Bus meets principal trains and steamers. It is advisable to make res ervations In advance of arrival. iiimiimiiiiiiimimmiiiHiiiimiiiiim; Musical Instruments 1 Sacrificed Free Lessons Given E Removal Sale E McDougaU Music Co. 325 Alder Street, E Between Mixta and U roadway. I i i n r ess 1 f -TJ f inn "l ., c , 3 IW ' Itx ' 5 1 1 xi i mwmumn STANDS the ABUSE of CONSTANT USE This A DRAWER fcjLETTER FILE Holds' 5000 Letters offers privacy, security and handsome office appearance. Will not burn or be af fected by climatic conditions. It takes less floor space and is the strongest file made. FILING SUPPLIES FOR ALL SYSTEMS Printers Stationers Lithographers Mfg. Plant, 15th and Glisan Stationery Dept., 387 Washington. Furniture Dept., 391 Vi Stark St. (Near 10th St.) Phone Broadway 434 KING AND - HIAWATHA COAL ICE DELIVERY CO. v Bdwy. 4SS0. 6.12-45. TT niiiiiiimiiimiimmmimiHiiiimimi j? : -vjr. vr.t: f .:' y r---r-r'.-p r. - :i (A,-.:ijf PORTLAND'S BRIGHT SPOT -1 s.SSr-g ARCADIAN GRILL ULTNOMAH MOTEL "fl DANCING SIX-TO t iKZ-XiX&t. MIDNIGHT J1;.-i WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OF YOUR DENTIST? You- expect him to treat your teeth so that they will be In good condition hut vou expect something else Besides mat. xou expect him to be Wa fulfill patient, careful, and to spars you as much pain as possioie. all of these requirements. The very best and latest in modern dentistry. No more falling; plates. We axtract any number of teeth without causing the slightest pain. Particular Attention Paid to Plates and Bridie Work. PYOIUtHE SI CCKSSFILI-Y TREATED. KXAMINATION 1 RKK. Houral 8i30 to 5 P. BI. Phone H. 2020. 33 Yeara la Portland. WISE DENTAL CO. RELIABLE PAINLHS9 DENTISTS. Ill FATLINJ BLDi THIRD AND WASHIfJTOM, S E. COMKR, K.TRAACK OX THIRD STREET. y: M. C. A. Sunday Afternoon Meeting for Men 3:30 o'Clock REV. F. L. WEMETT will deliver an address on "JOHN MARK AND HOW HE CAME BACK" Every Man Welcome. nfc LEOPOLD DESKS MACEY FILES AND SAFES T A PTIJIP STATIONERY X -V.Vli 1VJ PRIKTIXQ CO. 107 2nd SL Bet Wash, and Stark COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS A Correction! The price of Gasco Briquets is not $20, as er roneously reported by some, but $18.03 net, being $19 per ton, less 5 for cash. As 1 ton of our Briquets equals V to 1 tons of any other fuel, it is still by far the most eco nomical of all solid fuels. i No ashes to shovel out. All heat, all night if properly handled. Keeps aglow PORTLAXD GAS & COKE CO. Mnln 8S00 Phone Your WANT ADS to Main 7070 THE OREGONIAN A 560-95