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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ritr Editor Mln 7m. M(i-M Sunday Krtltor Main 7n7cl, AHO-B.1 Advertlalns Impart mrnt. . Main 770. &n-.' fcup.rint.ad.nt uf lll.l , . . Mam 7U70. &80-UJ AMlSEVir.NTH ORPHEUM (Broadway t Taylor) Vaude ville. This afternoon and tonight. XIAKER (Allr at E:.vrnih Bak.r Play ers In "Oulja Hoard." Thli afternoon and tonliht. LYRIC lOroidwtr at orrlan Mulcal comedy, "Iky and Iny In Mexico." Three how. dally. 2. 7 and It V. M. HIPPODROME (Broadway at Yamhli) Vaudeville and moving picture. 1 to a. 8:43 to 11 P. M . Saturdays. Sumlaya and Mondays continuous. 1:1 to 11 P. M. PANTACBS (Broadway at Alder) Vaude ville. Three shows daily, 2. T and ;0J V. U. OKE(,OMAN AT REHORTl. Subscribe with the following scents at our summer resort to secure the most prompt drllvery of Ths Oregonlan. City tstes. Subscriptions by mall are payable In advance. Barvlew. Or. W. A. Slpprell Hay City. Or O. E. snelley llayocean. (r F. D. Mitchell Hr.aa.ra. Wsah J. M. Arthurs Hrianton. Or A. W. Rows i'arsun. Waeh C. K. Smith and Mrs M. St. Mrtln Chinook. Wash R- Knulson Kuola. Or Cannon Beach Merc. Co. ;rlba:dl. Or...D. C. Ellis and J. U Kidder tiearhart. Or W. 1m. Robinson Hot Lak. Or Hot Lake Sanitarium Long Beach. Wash W. E. Strauhal Manhattan Beach. Or Sarah F. Angell Mansanlta. Or E. Karriell Nahcotta. Wash H. J. Brown Ncnh-kah-nla Beach. Or. ...A. C. Anderson rehalem. Or D. C. Pereitoy Newport. Or C. F. Herron Ocean Lake, Or Nettle Tompret Ocean Park. Wash Emma 8. Campos" Pacific City. Or D. K. Edmunds Ro.ksway. Or Frank Miller eesslde. Or C. W. Alward Ehipberd'a Hot Springs, Wash Shlpherd a Hot Springs Hotel Preview. Weeh O. N. Putnsm Tillamook. Or J. 8- Lamar Wheeler. Or..Jaa. Hamilton and Leo Bohler Hum op Families Favored. A rumber of rortlanders wers n Taco ma last week end attending a con vention of the Loyal Legion of Lum bermen and Log-g-era, Norman K. Coleman presided. Resolution were adopted favoring the employment of married men and citizen taxpayers for employment. The principal speak ers were: Major Everett Griggs, president St. Paul Tacoma Lumber company; W. C. Wheeler, president Wheeler-Osgood company; Frank Wil son, board of directors member, and W. B. Mills, member district board of sixth district. Inn Fair to Bb Held. "With a lew to paying- off the debt on their hall plans are being- formulated by Division No. 1; Ancient Order of Hi ternians and the ladles' auxiliary to give a number of social events and en tertainmenta during the fall and win ter. The most important of these will be the Irish fair to be held In the Hi bernian hall, November 3, 4 and S. 1.6. Curtain Is In charge of the ar rangements for this event. The first social of the fall will be held Friday evening. There will be cards and dancing. L. P. Morrow will give open ing remarks. Goldman Homb From East. Mr. and Mrs. William Goldman returned Thursday from an extended trip through, New England and the eastern states. Mr. Goldman spent some time at the home office of his com pany at Montpeller, Vt.. and visited Boston, New Tork, Cincinnati and Cleveland. At the latter place ha at tended the Slat annual convention of the National Association of Life Un derwriters, and the general man ager' meeting of his own company. On the homeward trip several days were epent at Chicago. Minneapolis and Butte. Import Ritii Extsndbd 3. H. Mulchay, general freight agent. South ern Pacific company, announced yes terday that the Import rates on chinaware. earthen ware, crockery and porcelain ware of 12.30 for less car lota and $1 66 for car lots, which now apply to Chicago and west, have been extended to all points east of Chicago and north of the Ohio and Potomac rtvera and will become effective Sep tember 2S. The old rates are S2.6tt for less carloads and IJ for carload lots. The southeastern lines have not yet concurred In these rates. Jewish Relief- Meetino tonight. 'The Los Angeles Sanitarium" will be the subject of an address by B. Cohen, executive secretary of the Jewish Consumptive Relief associa tion, tonight at 8 o'clock In the K'nal B"rlth building. The lec'ure will be Illustrated by lantern slides. The meeting Is sponsored by Ben Felling. Charles F. Berg, D. Soils Cofcen, Z. Bwett and S. C. Koh. Maternity Hospital Permit EoroHT. The city council will be asked to Issue a permit to Dr. Mary L. Hazlett for the operation of a maternity hos pital and cafeteria at 45 East Six teenth street, between Pina and Oak streets. The application wa filed jesterday with the city council and probably will 'be referred to City Commissioner Barbur for Investiga tion. Community Cutb Is Planked. Plan for the formation of a com munity organisation will be taken np at a meeting to be held at the Mil waukle high school Tuesday night. It Is hoped through the formation of an organization to be able to erect a community club house and establish a community playground. Fred Lock ley will speak on community welfare at Tuesday night's meeting. Peninsula Leaoub to Meet The Peninsula civic Improvement league will hold a public meeting Tuesday evening In the auditorium of the Pen insula school for a discussion of the proposed sits of the 1925 fair. A representative of the Park board nd members of the committee on the Mock's bottom fair site are expected to be present. Pr. Falmbr Goes East. Dr. Dorwin Jm. Palmer left Friday for Washing ton, D. C to attend the annual meeting of the American Roentgen Kay society, and also will vls't many of the large X-ray clinics In New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia and Rochester during the two mjnths he is away. Do Not Foroet to call up East iOSI when you want the Salvation Army auto truck to call for cast-off cloth ing, magazines, newspsper. furniture, etc. Address 24-26 Union ave.. Major John Bres, d'strlct of fleer. Adv. Ex-Resipents or Baker to Meet. Former residents of Baker, Or, will n.eet at Laurelhurst park next Friday at a basket luncheon at 1 o'clock. All who formerly lived In Baker are wel come to attend. Knowlton Mt'sic Sti'dio. 202 Tllford Mdg., desires 40 young lady singer for ladles' chorus. Splendid voice culture and ensemble training. No experience necessary. Apply at once. Adv. Shipherd's Mineral FpniNai Rates reduced for the winter. Write for reservations John E. Kelly, mgr. Carson. Wash. Adv. Perfection Plaster Wall Board. cheapest and best. Tlmma. Creai Co.. 14 Second St. Adv. Hardware, tools H price. Port land Cutlery Co.. t 6th St., nr. Stark. Adv. Too will be pleased with the plates made by the specialist. Dr. E. C. Ross man, 311 Journal bldg. Adv. Lewis-Stbnoes, Morrison at Tenth, grind razors. scissors, knives perfectly. Atfv A. W", Ruhndorf, optometrist and optician, removed to 712 Corbett bldg. Adv. Dr. A. G. Bettman ha returned. Mr. i . I Weltarb Bureau Has New Secrtart. j The public welfare bureau of which 'A. R. Uephart is the executive head. I has a new assistant secretary, In the p rson of Miss G. Eleanor Kimble. Abo arrived last week from Los An eles and has already taken up her work. Miss Kimble was graduated from the University of California with 'he class of 1917. majoring In social economics, and last year she .lid post f-raduate work at the same Institu tion. Miss Kimble was associated vt. it ri the outdoor relief division of the Los Angeles county charities and was secretary of the public welfare com mission for nearly a year. Improvement Bond Called. City Treasurer Adams ha presented an ordinance to the city council calling In Improvement bonds numbered 67 to SS8, Inclusive, of the former city of St. Johns. These bonds will be re deemed at par If the ordinance Is ap proved by the city council. Garaoe Permit Asked W. J. Holme has filed an application with the city council for a permit to erect and maintain a public garage and re pair shop at the intersection of East Thirty-ninth and Holgate streets. The petition will be referred to the de partment of public works. Isolation Hospital to Be 'moved. The city purchasing agent will be authorized Wednesday by the city council to advertise for proposals for the moving, repairing and altering rf the old isolation hospital and care taker's cottage at Kelly Butte. Would Build Bras Factory. An eppllcatlon was filed yesterday with the city council by Jacob Fink Jr., for a permit to erect and t..a!ntaln a one-story building as a brass factory en East Eighth street between Shaver and Failing street. University op Minnesota. Attention! Alumni and former student resid ing In Oregon or southern Washing ton please send name and data at once to M. E. Reed. sec. U. of M. Alumni assn.. 7S1 Weldler st. Adv. A Great Baroain. The beautiful modern residence on the northeast ocrner Twenty-first and Clackamas streets, ground 100x100 square. Price $11,500. Easy term. Call Marshall H5. Adv. Dissatisfied with your present po sition, income or surroundings If so, write for "Looking Ahead." Pa cific Chiropractic college. Park acd Yamhill. Portland. Or. Adv. Arrested for parking which could have been avoided it you had left your machine at the Union Depot garage, corner Broadway and Hoyt Adv. Whiskey and wine barrels, hard wood kegs, all sizes, new and second hand for cider. Panama Cooperage. Front and Salmon. Adv. You Need It! WhatT The Miracle Milk Cure Sanitarium, Fores' Grove, Or. Adv. Kemmerer Coal Carbon Coal Co., mine agents. East 1188. Adv. C. T. Zirkls) Co., malt syrups; new location, 208 2d at. Adv. Dr. J. J. Rosenbero haa returned; 735 Morgan bldg. Adv. Dr. K itt ie Plumner Gray, 211 Medical bldg., returned. Adv. CITY TP BE RADIO MECCA ASSURANCE GIVEX league WILL MEET HERE IX 12S. Electrical Exposition Feature of Fair Ixxleslone to Manufacturers, Says Lore nee C. Mayboe. Announcement that the American Radio Relay league will hold Its 1925 convention In Portland on account, of the exposition that year came in a letter to Walter V. Russ, vice-president of the Northwest Radio Ama teurs association, from Lorence C. Maybe of Pasco. Wash., who attend ed the 1921 convention of the league in Chicago. According to the letter received by Russ. Maybee was succeesful In per suading the convention that Portland was the logical place for the 1925 meeting, and. although at the time of the writing a vote "had not been taken, he hid received assurance Irom officials that the Invitation of the northwest association would be favorably considered. The conventions of the national ra dio league are held biennially, the location of the next being chosen when the convention Is in session. For this reason action could not be taken four years In advance, but the result of Maybee'a efforts left no doubt as to the choice of a conven tion location for 1925. More than 3000 commercial and amateur operators, manufacturers of apparatus and electrical dealers at tended the Chicago session, where the advantages of Portland were present ed. It was reported that the manu facturers expressed themselves em phatically In favor of Portland on ac count of the electrical exposition fea ture of the 1925 fair. 12,000 FIRMS BENEFIT Industrial Insurance Department of Washington State Grows. OLTMPIA. Wash.. Sept. 17. The in dustrial insurance division of the state department of labor and Indus tries will transact business this year with more than 12.000 firms which are contributors, to the Industrial Insur ant fund, according to the statement of Major E. S. Gill, head of the Insur ance divlston. "Through the medical aid side we l'svc 2813 live accounts with doctors, di mints, hospitals and nurses on Sep tember 1. At the end of the first 11 ni'nths of the fiscal year. September ?0. we had done business with 18,234 claimants. At the end of the divi sion's fiscal year ws will have re ceived and expended more than 31.5S5.000. or which 31.250.000 Is cred ited to the Industrial Insurance di vision and the remainder to medical aid." The total number of employes. In cluding field deputies In the Industrial Insurance, medical and safety divi sions, is now 126. A saving of not less than 3325.000 during the present b'ennium in com parison with the expense Incurred by various divisions now embraced In the department during the biennlum end eu last March, according to Major Gill's estimate of fosts. There has teen reduction in the employes' force of 20 per cent and a reduction of 37900 per month has been made in salaries. Commerce cafe Deposit Vaults 1 Third mt Private hnres Adv MULTNOMAH HOTEL LOCAL M TO BE PAINTERS OF PORTLAND AXD VICINITY PIjAX EXHIBIT. Display to Be Made In October at Art Museum Only Original . Oil Paintings Eligible. An exhibition of oil paintings by the artists of Portland and vicinity will be held at the Art museum. Fifth and Taylor street, during the month of October.. Original oil paintings, not before publicly shown In Port land, will be eligible, and all work must be received at the museum not later than September 21. The exhibi tion will open October 1. The paintings will be passed upon by a Jury appointed by the Portland Art association, and no work will be accented without the approval if the Jury. Six of the canvases will be selectel to be sent to San Francisco to become part of an exhibit which will be sent through seevral western states under the direction of the Western Associ ation of Art Museum Directors. Th's association was organized this sum mer. Its purpose Is "to obtain more and better exhibitions, reduce the pro rata cost of such exhibitions through co-operation, and undertake other activities that are connected with the objects of the association." Miss Anna B. Crocker, curator of the Port land museum, attended the meeting in San Francisco this summer. The association Is planning later to send an exhibition of paintings by western artists to eastern cities. Fur ther arrangement wHl be made at the next meeting of the association in San Francisco In Maroh. J. Nilson Lauvrik, director of the San Francisco Museum of Art, Is president of the organization. Other officers are: Dr. W. A. Bryan, di rector of the Los Angeles Museum of Science and Art. vice-president; Sam uel J. Hume, director of the Greek theater; secretary-treasurer. COW TEST REPORT ISSUED Creditable Showing Made by Sev eral Tillamook Herds. TILLAMOOK. Or, Sept. 17. (Spe cial.) The monthly report of the Til- 1'tmook Cow Testing association for August follows: Average pounds of ml!k per cow, 784; average pounds of butter fat per cow, 35.14; number of cowa tested during the month. 1138; number of cows producing1 over 40 pounds of butterfat, 309. Highest pure-bred herd reports were: Homer Mason. 13 cows; average pounds of milk, 761; average pounds of butterfat per cow, 39.07. John Schlld, 27 cows; average pounds of milk, 1155; average pounds of butterfat. 38.51. Clyde Klnnaman, 13 cows; average pounds of milk. 1133; average pounds of fat per cow. S3. 85. Paul Fltxpatrlck. 13 cows; average pounds of milk, 915; average pounds of butterfat per cow, 47.80. L. C. Daniels, 19 cows; average pounds of milk, 934; average pounds of butterfat per cow, 4f 57. High pure-bred cow owned by Paul Fltxpatrlck. Guernsey, 1539 pounds of milk and 72.33 pounds of butterfat. High-grade cow owned by Frank IlL-diger, grade Jersey. 1387 pounds of milk and 88.88 pounds of butterfat. BABY HOME ASKS TOYS High - Chairs and Otbcr Article Also Wanted at Waverly. A request for children's high chairs, toys and other articles for the use of the children of the Waverly baby home has been sent out by toe offi c ala of the home, and those who have such articles which have pissed out of use at their homes are asked t- pass them on to the children of the home, where they will see nseful service. High chairs, nursery chai-s and all kinds of children's furnitu.-e. rattles acd toys of all kinds, sweaters and romping flothes for out of d,-crs are especially asked. Those with such articles to donate to the home should leave them either at the horn-, which Is located at 1164 Wood war! avenut, or at ths office of the home at 316 Proadway buil-llng, or shoul-'. pnone either to the home. Automatic 231 -.15. or to the offices. Automatic 452-24. and arrangements will be made by the home officials to have an auto mobile call for the articles. Theie re now 82 children at the home, it 1 seated, of whom ZS are of the ae to enjoy the toys and make use of the high chairs. MUCH FOOD DESTROYED Washington Officials Take Heavy Toll In Three Months. OLTMPIA. Wash.. Sept. 17. There were 775.680 parcels of foodstuffs con demned and 73 cooking utensils were destroyed In places where food 1 sold by the Inspectors of the division of focds. feeds, drugs and oil under the direction of Will H Adams of the state department of agriculture, dur ing the months of Arril. May and June, according to a report Issued by the department. During this period there were 41 complaints filed in Clarke, King. Grays Harbor, Pierce. Spokane and Whatcom counties charging willful violations of the state food laws, two of which were dismissed. One for feited ball and 38 were found guilty, the fines totaling S1640. At Spokane 104 cases, or approxi mately 15.400 cans, of sardines were condemned and destroyed. CATTLE ARE AFFLICTED Disease Caused by Fungi or Molds Breaks Out in Washington. OLTMPIA. WHh., Sept. 17. During the month of August there were many outbreaks of mycoctlc stomatitis among the cattle in the Yakima val ley and Walla Walla county, accord ing to the report of Dr. L. c. Pelton. chief of the dairy and livestock di vision of the state department of ag riculture. "This disease is caused by the cat- t!e eating forage containing fungi i or molds," the report states. "It is ron-tnrectious and occurs sporadlc s'iv. hut h fart that it dlssnriears offer for your convenience Ballrooms, Committee, Banquet and Exhibition Rooms Service Hospitality and Distinction Orchestra 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 12 in the famous ARCADIAN GRILL -l i. Xext . - . Rkr. '"..r o ".-'a.l " ihat . " r east w r-. 1 ' ov ta M t-" i I ani l 9' . " A. This Means a Probable Rise in the Price of Table Silverware The present low prices on silverware are apparently temporary, if, as this report states, the price of silver bullion is on the upward grade. If you are considering the purchase of silverware, now is ths time to buy. Have You Seen These Popular New Patterns in Sterling? - A pattern featured by practically every "HALLMARK" s In the United States. It has won favorable comment ev where. We carry the complete table service in both ho. and flatware. The New Madison A beautiful pattern in sterling silver flatware, distinguished by a chased border over the entire handle. The Monterey Another very popular pattern in sterling beautiful In in, simplicity. 77ie Hostess Wallace Plated Flatware Trobably the most beautiful design In plated rvlce that has been evolved. It haa captured ths city by storm. Our original designs in platinum and high-grade white gold for rings and bar pins have made our diamond department very popular in Portland. JAEGER BROTHERS' $100 DIAMOND RING 19 PORTLAND'S BEST VALUE JaGgerBius. ' The HALLMARK 8 tors of Portland 131-133 Sixth St. from a locality at a certa'n time and reappears at Irregular intervals would seem to indicate that climatic condi tions were essential for the propa gation of the causative fungi. It has been known to become prevalent aft er a hot. dry period followed by a rain. "The average course of the disease 'a about ten days and the mortality is low if cases are ariven prompt atten HAZELWOOD Sunday Dinner SERVED 12:00 TO 9:00 P. M. The Hazelwood- 388 WASHINGTON STREET Table d'Hote Dinner $1.00 Plate Dinner - - - .J5 Vegetable Dinner - .40 Music by the Hazelwood Orchestra 6'to 8 9:30 to 11 :30 Daily Broadway Hazelwood 127 BROADWAY Table d'Hote Dinner $1.00 Plate Dinner - - - .75 Vegetable Dinner - .40 THECXazelo)ood Qj VCONFEOTONEFQT &RES1AURANI 388 Washington St. LEOPOLD DESKS NO LOWER PRICKS I! THK C1T fcgS-S" --'.',1 yx t -m li- .. r v.Vssi?: MAGEY FILING CABINETS Pacific Stationery & Printing Co.x 107 eond street Betweca Wasklaartsa ud Stark Streets Blue Bird Dance Tonight AND SUNDAY NIGHT Moonlite on the Willamette Evenings Most Delightful Billy Webb's Orchestra-40c Morrison St. Dock -J" rh riCtlmMM . Ik" I as ta prfc M- .T. m .. f unites "Mtmr. to. . tor verv- hollow Oregoslaa Bldg. tion. The condition somewhat resem bles foot and mouth disease." The dairy and livestock division made 45 dairy inspections in July and August, 101 creamery inspec t'ons and 110 store and depot inspec tion, the report Indicates, in addition to many other places where dairy products are manufactured and sold. Twenty-five placea were closed by or r!cr of the Inspectors. 127 Broadway illllllllllllilllllllllilllMlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiliiiiiiiiillllillllllllllllL: Efficiency is the basis upon which all good business should be founded. S a high "Everything Printing En gra Seals and Rubber Stamps Fifth and Oak Streets iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiitiiiniiiii:iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifs HALL GAS FLOOR HEATER Clean, healthful furnace heat at minimum cost S65.00 Terms if desired. HALL GAS FURNACE CO. Main 7065 167 Park St. Just south of Morrison. Date Prune Exhibit Th store in which we are dis playing the great Date Prune has been rented. We must soon close the exhibit. If interested come to 349 Morrison street and sample this new fruit wonder. Ask for our Date Prune Orchard Co-operative Plan or address, Oregon Nursery Co. 709-710 Broadway Bldg., Portland, Oregon WHEN YOU OO TO SAN FRANCISCO SHOT EL STEWART On Geary St, Just off Union Square, close to best stores, ealea, theatres. Good aocommodatlona at moderate rates. Bt known maala In the United States. Breakfast, 60c, 60c 75c; Lnnch, SSe, (Sundays. 75c ; Dinner S1.25, (Sun days, $1.60) . Municipal car pasaei door. Stewart Bua meet tralm and iteamers. Adrlie making reservations In advance. Baldness, Dandruff, Falling of the Hair and All Diseases ' of the Hair and Scalp Successfully Treated fare Manure, Fare lmserfretloss CelentiNrsllr ('orreries. Oae or Vm Treatments Will Csavlnce. DR. EVELYN H. TREINIES Salle 420 Morajaa Bids. Mala 44. IDAHO HONEY Choice alfalfa clover blend. Five pounds H 25, ten pounds 12.25. pnfttpaid. Sixty pounds S8. freight paid. j. a. (.nnnti.i,, Moanlalnl isr, Idaho. Art School OPENS OCTOBER 3D PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION Rloaenm of Art. 61 a and Taylor Sts. KissHarker'sSchccl for Girls PALO ALTO, CAU Resident and day school; favorable climate and large grounds permit of outdoor lifs all the rear. New gym nasium In process ,of construction Principal. Catherine Marker, A. Vaaaar. C0D0NA. the port W. typewriter. (50.00. including 4 AandsomeeaM. Oth L -"si. makes for sale or rent c lowest phees. t- W. PEASE C O. US bum auwsh - lYSTEMS AND APPLIANCES are changing with the progress of years. standard of efficiency in any organization it is necessary to keep posted on the latest methods and devices. We will be represented in two large exhibits at the First Portland Business Show, where our trained specialist will , explain and demonstrate every device, method or system and help you solve your business problems. Come and let's get acquainted. for the Office" vi n g Bookbind in g Marshall Prepare for Opportunity at the Knights of Columbus Evening School SHORT PRACTICAL COURSES For Men and Women MODERATE TUITION FEES Free Scholarships to Those Presenting Evidence of Honorable Discharge from Service in the Great War COURSES OFFERED Arithmetic Elementary English Auto Mechanics Salesmanship Bookkeeping Trade Art Drafting Typewriting Business English Welding Skilled Instruction in Essentials for Definite Results FALL TERM-Oct. 3 to Dec. 23 Registration on and After Monday, September 19 1 to 5 and 7:30 to 9:30 Pi M. For Information Write or Call 290 Grand Avenue North, Corner Clackamas Phone East 3SS7 SUMMER TILLAMOOK BEACHES. Bar View Cottages and Tents W. bar. tent, and ooU.r. com iiict.ly ruraiah.d. .0 all you need re brine Is our .ultea.. and .liv.rware: ethers with ttov.. bd .prlna.. mal treat, dunes and cooking ut.n.ila and ou can aupolv the rest. Water, light, and rree wood antll Am 1. II n.r imr and bp. Ita of room at Bar Vl.w Look at lr. Wim'i tvnt. and cottar, brfore you locate. Portland offica Wia. Drntai Co.. Ill railing bidf Main Sua). THE WISH WAT, B-ST. Bar View. Tillamook Csw Or. "Elmore Hotel" Itwkswar, Oresoa. The best hotel on the Rockawas Beach. Ocean view from every room. American plsn. Kltchn and dining room unsurpassed For information address J. J. Kretoe, lorkawT Oresoa MISCELLANEOUS Portland and the North west's finest hostelry. Rates $2.50 and Up Splendid grill and fa cilities for entertaining private parties. Portland, Oregon constantly To maintain 6080 Aut. 565-48 RESORTS MISCELLANEOUS. XiAZEXWOOO HAZELWOOD SUPREME VARIETY The Ideal Vacation Candy An assortment of delicious chocolates and home - mads Specials, ranging in prices from $1.25 to $6.25 per Box HAZELWOOD Confectionery and Kestanrants 127 Broadway 388 Washington Visit the Beautiful Multnomah Falls Hazelwood A delightful place to have breakfast or light luncheons any time during the day. Also nich-Class Confections, Soft Drinks and Cigars Situated at Multnomah Falls on Columbia River Highway BATTLE GROUND LAKE 1 miles north ot VaneouTsr. Wh. Good road, paved for H miles. Kary ride from Portland. Free rampins: (t round. Fine bath. Ins. canoeing, dancing, pool hall, confectionery store An Ideal plaee for an outing. Steve Le Rouse. manaKtr. Battle Ground, Wash. P3 "I V