TOWNTOPICS
AMUSEMENTS
HEIIJQ Eleventh and Horrinoa. Curtate
2:16 and 8:1ft. "The Quaker Girl" with
Victor Mnrler. .
BAKKU Broadway and Morrison. Curtains
2:20 and 8:20. "The Thief."
LYfllO-Fonrtb and Stark. iCittlnr rtood
Mualfal Coiu.dr Company. - -Cartata 2:80,
T:lll and :10. "setting tbs Pace."
ri.NBA.UK8 Broadwijr and Alder. Vaude
ville. Cartalna Z:HO, 7:ao am :io,
-i! for letters rf administration of the
estate. Peter Kline, the husband, four
I sons and two daughters are heirs,
,'Mrs. Kline was 62 years old. Ann M.
I lays, mother of J. E. Hays, who died
February 6 leaving1 an estate valued
at $350, Is his heir, according to the
petition of Millard F. Hays,! a broth
er, residing In. Albany, Or for letter
of administration. , ' . J
To Hold TJaique -At Horn." An
unique "at home" will he held three
days of .this week by Mrs. Benjamin
F. Weaver, at her house, 253 East
COLUMBIA 1x0) 'between waahUfW ' and ! Twelfth street,' north, a separate day
Mtark atreeta. Motion pictures. 11 a. nuj being reserved for her friends in dif -
rEOf&fc-We Par, and Aide, st..o. i
tloa ulrtnrea. 11:30 to ii:so. Jeca Lon-. f .
. . , .. II. - A V. J , ... I. . x n A
eon "jonn Birieycom
Broadway. UoUoa picture. 11
Motloa pie-
AROADn Waihlnctoa between Sixth and ! 2;X5 o'clock.
11 . m.
4 will have a bridge each afternoon at
-1 c - rv ..;. aeAtAAM will
to
STAB WaahlnftOB and Park
tnree, 11 i. m. U 11 . m,
CLOI1B Eleventh and Waablngtoo. Motion
pictures. 12 to 11. ...
CIROl.B Konrth and Wvahlngton. Motion
i plctnree. :80 to 11.
; Weather Condition.
Portland and vicinity:- tfcmday, fair.
Brl easterly wind.
Oregon: Bonday, fair. Brlak aaeterly
winda.
Waahlnctoa: Bandar, fair eioept rtln
.sear the coaat. BrUk to moderately high
'aaterly winds.
Idaho: Sunday, fair.
EDWARD A.. BBALS,
District Korecaater.
Tuesday afternoon will
be for jpeople living on the west side;
Wednesday for" those residing on the
south side of Broadway and Friday af
ternoon, February 20, for those living
oivthe north side of Broadway,
Com menoement' Exercises. Com
mencement exercises at Tortilla hall.
Melfiana, Alaska, will be presented by
David's
Morrison
at 8 p.m.
Alaskan
Two Boys Arrested. The two 11
year-old boys arrested Thursday night I
by the police for burglary, yesieruay
admitted they burglarized the home of
Harold 8. Wald at the Crystal Lake
farm, Thursday. The boys are Enor
Leaf and Ralph Bailey both living
with their parents In Sellwood. They
the; Junior auxiliary of Bti
church, East Twelfth and
streets, Friday, February 20,
The program will Include
legends and songs. Alaskan, nuggets
will be distributed. Following the
program an informal reception will
be held to welcome the new superin
tendent of the Sunday school. Dr. H.
C. Flxatt No admission: will be
charged and all are cordially Invited.
CO.NGRESS OF MOTHERS WILL MAKE
A CAMPAIGN FOR CHILD WELFARE
Curry, a colored porter, on a
desertion and nonsupport.
legcd she drove him from
were, nrrestetl f or robbing a bicycle ' testified that the colored
iVegress Gets Divorce. Circuit
Judge Cleeton yesterday allowed Sadie
U. Curry, colored, a divorce from J. W.
charge of
Curry al-
home and
minister
shop at East Thirteenth and Spokane
streets, where they, stole two mies.
and a number of small articles. Yes-
terday morning, Detective Ackerman
noticed a report that a diamond ring
was found in the grocery store of A.
T. Poole at 1696 East Seventeenth
street. He also had a report of a lost
diamond from Wald. Several articles
taken from the Wald home by the boys
were hidden under a house in Sell
wood, from which place they were
recovered. The boys are in the cus
tody of the juvenile court.
IX Divorces Orantea. Circuit Judge
Gatens yesterday granted six divorces.
Decrees were allowed to Effle Slplla
from H. Slplla, Arvanna R. C. Deits
from William Delts and Lester French
from Cora French, all for desertion
and to Grace I. Saunders from Alfred
II. Saunders, D. H. Kienow from Addie
Klenow and Myra from William Jett,
all for cruelty. Jett recently pleaded
guilty to contributing to the delin
quency of a minor and is serving a
' county jail sentence. Judge Benson al
. lowed decrees to Mary E. Graham
' from Elmer M. Graham and to Julius
Oliver from Genevieve Oliver, both for
desertion. Judge McGinn allowed a
divorce to Mary Rau from Charles Rau
for cruelty. Judge Davis granted a
divorce to Amanda M. Wllhelm from
John Wllhelm for desertion.
came to see her too frequently when
he was away , at his work. Circuit
Judge McGinn testified to the good
character of the woman, who was once
employed by him. She was allowed the
custody of a child by her marriage
with Curry. She has two children by
a former marriage.
Trank x. Smith's Meat Prices I
Roast beef, ISc. Soup bones, 6c
n ia rs mum, izftcuegs iamb, 16c.
Roast pork, 12 e. Mutton chops, 15c
Fancy bacon. 20c. Beef to boll, 12 He.
Plcgic hams, 12He.Best hams, 18c.
Porfh'se steak, sfc.Slrloin steak, 20c
Best butter, 80-SSaHalibut. Be,
Crabs, 10c. ; Oregon eggs, 0c.
Be sure to oome to Smith's Main
Market, 228 Alder street, for these big
bargains. -
(Adv.)
To Disease Boaa Bonds. A meeting
Is to be held Tuesday night at the
Mllwaukle city hall for the purpose of
discussing the proposed $600,000 Clack
amas county road bonds. Petitions to
have the question of issuing these
bonds, placed on the next ballot are
now .being circulated. Grant Dlmlck
will talk for the bonds, and C. E.
6 pence, master of the State Grange,
will speak against the bonds. There
will be a vocal solo by Mrs. Knud
Roald. to be followed by a speech by
T. W. Sullivan of Oregon City in favor
of the bonds and by H. C. Starkweath
er against the bonds. There will then
be instrumental music and a speech by
Frank Branch Riley of Portland, and
the meeting, will conclude with the
audience singing America. A large
crowd Is expected to attend the meeting.
T. T. Oeev To Speak. T. T. Geer,
ex-governor of Oregon, will tell stories
of Lincoln's life at the men's meeting
at the Portland Young Men's Christian
Association this afternoon. He will
speak at the Informal meeting in the
lobby, which begins at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr. Geer Is a close student of Lin
coln's life and has a fund of anecdotes
on which he will draw. The audito
rium, meeting at 8:16 o'clock will be
addressed by John Linnton, a returned
missionary. Mr. Linnton spent 17
years as a missionary in South Amer
ica. An excellent musical program
has been prepared. The fellowship
supper will be held at 6:20 o'clock,
and the evening song service from
8:30 to 10 o'clock.
A Shower of Bread, The stupend
ous order for Table Queen bread which
was baked and loaded at the groat
Koyal Bakery last night reminded res
idents In the vinclnlty of Eleventh
and Everett streets of a veritable
bread shower. More than 31,000 loaves
were, baked and loaded by th hun
dreds of neatly garbed employes into
me snow white Royal wagons. (Adv.)
.
Held For Passing Bad Check, Four
years ago, E. E. Evans passed a
wortmess cneck upon Mrs. Hulda Lev.
ens, proprietor of the Levens hotaL
Yesterday afternoon Evans j was found
on the streets by the detectives and
arrested. The 'check was ; for $90.
Since the transaction. Evans was In
trouble In Washington, being tinder a
paroi rrom tnat state.
Baby Girl Arrives. A "young wo
man destined to some day become
secretary of the Karfoas society, in
place of her father, came Friday
morning to visit at the home of
George L. Wllley, clerk of the district
court, at 620 Buffalo street. She
weighed eight and a half pounds on
her arrival and she and her mother
are doing nicely.
Christ Is Coming la This Genera
tlon Do you believe it? Come out and
hear the evidence, tonight 7.46, Cen
tral a. d. A. cnurch. E. Eleventh and
Everett, one block north of R. C. Park
car. Pastor St. John will deliver th
third lecture-sermon of the serlos on
the "Manner and Time -of Christ's
Coming." You are Invited. Come. Adv,
Buff Brought la.OOO -A. -Aatlyeb,
or Atiyeh Bros., oriental rug import
ers, returned' yesterday with his fan
ily from a two months' pleasure and
business trip. While in j New York
Mr. Atiyeh attended a sale of oriental
rugs in the American Art Gallery.
where rugs brought as high as $13,000
to $16,000 apiece,
Hew Torkers To Meet. The New
Tork State Society of Oregon will hold
their regular monthly meeting next
Tuesday evening at the Commercial
club, 6th and Oak streets. The plans
are made for a very pleasant evening,
with the newly elected officers pre?
siding. All New Yorkers are Invited
to attend. On March 26th a banquet
will also be given at the Commercial
club to honor the memory of Pioneer
Judge Geo. It. Williams, and . the
tickets for this event will be ready
next Tuesday. Prominent Portlanders,
Including Col C. Ef 8. Wood and Rev.
Luther R. Dyott, will be among the
speakers.
Annie Xllne Estate. An estate
valued at $4776.27' was left by Mrs.
Annie Klino, who died February 4,
according to a petition filed yester
day by her daughter, Emma Kline,
The
Cheapest
Is Not
Always
The Best
i
Particularly does this
apply to Jewelry. Price
.arid Quality considered,
though,-we claim for our
"goods ."low 1 cost" and
"high quality."
No matter what the
article, i.f t only Plated
Ware, the Best is AK
ways Cheapest!
G. HEITKEMPER CO.
SBM.
Diamond Dealers "and
Jewelers
130 Fifth St., Yeon Bldg.
Laborer Wins Damage Suit. Robert
Hornbeck, a laborer, was awarded $760
damages for the loss of two fingers
and injury of two others by a Jury In
Circuit Judge Benson's court yester
day in his $16,000 damage suit agains
the St. Johns Lumber Company. He
was cleaning a machine Vhen his fin
gers came in contact with the ma
chinery in operation. i
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The Dalles, who is an Indian squaw,
from Toppenish, Wash. ' v
There were two of these letters of
Improper; character among others found
on the woman when she was arrested
in a drunken condition at The Dalles,
and when Bragg showed up the next
day to sympathise with the squaw, he
was promptly seited by the sheriff as
the author.
UNCLE SAM PLAINTIFF
. IN PECULIAR ACTION
The United 'States, in a unique pro
ceeding filed in federal court yester
dav. asks 81600 d&manrea from the
Baldwin Sheep A Land company, of , complete sioca w Tigars. iookct, cu
schiller's new cigar
Store
Wholesale, BetaU and ltanufaotmrtaff
Establishment Combined.
Mr. Ed. Schiller's new and attractive
cigar store at 41S Washington street,
corner of Eleventh, has elicited much
favorable comment by combining his
wholesale, retail and manufacturing
plant in one building. Mr. S chiller is
enabled to give his entire business
constant personal supervision, thereby
assuring prompt attention, good serv
ice and the best of everything la bis
line. The retail store, under the di
rection of Mr. Ed Deltrich, so long
identified with Mr. Schiller, carries
Crook county, for alleged fraudulent
entry on a stone and timber claim.
A new phase of legal procedure in
land cases is involved.
The government Is barred from ask
ing forfeiture of "the claim because It
has passed through several bands and
Is now owned by an Innocent pur
chaser. In lieu of this, the usual man
ner of proceeding, the government asks
that the party It charges conspired to
defraud it, pay the full cost of the
claim, or $1600, the amount the United
States was "damaged ' In the action.
One claim of 160 acres, filed upon
by a woman named Nancy J. Parks.
the government charges at the insti
gation of the defendant, is Involved.
The complaint was prepared' by As
sistant United States Attorney Beck?
$15 Cash $8 Monthly
You Ian afford, to pay $8 monthly.
you can, therefore, afford to buy a
new J475 Bennett piano for $315, at
a saving of $160 if you buy during
Gravea' Music Co. Removal. Ill
Fourth street. (Adv.)
Card of Thanks.
The family wishes to thank their
friends .and neighbors for their kind
ness during the sickness and death of
their late husband and brother, U. .
Grant Decker; also for the floral of
ferings.
(Signed) EFFTE DECKER,
J. IS. UbClU5K,
NELLIE HEATH (Adv.)
Journal Want Ads bring results.
arettes, pipes and In fact everything
wanted by a. tobacco user. Patrons
win una me same aiienuon, courteous;
treatment and splendidly Kept etocK or
goods that has done so much to make
Schiller's cigar store so well known to
the people of Portland.
The factory employing 0 odd per
sons, where the celebrated La Gran
Marca cigar-Is manufactured. Is lo
cated in the rear of the retail depart
ment and Is a model of ventilation.
light and cleanliness.
. Mr. Schiller earnestly Invites the
public to- inspect this department of
his business, feeling confident that an
inspection will not only result in show
ing an Industry giving employment
to a large number of persons, but will
enhance thepopularity of the La Gran
Marca. cigar that by its merits alone
has succeeded In finding favor with
all who enjoy an enjoyable smoke.
(AdV.)
New Spring Suits
Men! Spring suits are arriving at-
most daily. I am specialising on sreat
values at $14.7$' and $18.75 made
poosiDie oy my low upstairs rent, Jim
my inion, tia-io-i i
Elevator .to 3rd floor.
7
By Vella Winner. J
Save the babies.
Safeguard thej boys and girls.
Give to youth high ideals of mar
riage and home I making.
Educate the father.
Train the mother.
Ennoble the . home.
These are in i a word some of the
alms and purposes of the Oregon Con
gress of Mothers, which this week
is making a state-wide campaign In
the interests of i child welfare.
Scores of women throughout the
city and state will this week devote
their time . to belling the miniature
American flags and all money thus
realized will be devoted to the work
of the congress to carry the work
into the. state at large and to operate
the child welfare bureau In Portland.
It is one of the agencies in Oregon
which is doing constructive work along
educational lines. It Is comparatively
easy to raise money to help the poor
or the sick or;
but the congress maintains it would
pay in dollars
the home with
The Parent's
651 Courthouse
even the delinquent.
and cents to reach
a good mother's kind
ness and intelligence to prevent these
calamities.
Heets Many Mothers.
Educational bureau at
comes In contact with
over 200 mothers each month. It comes
in touch wlthl over 100 different
mothers a month, meeting all the prob
lems of childhood which come to a
parent.
The foreign mother goes to the bu
reau for advice;! so, too, the step father
with the wayward girl of 14 just
feeling her independence, when the
right kind of treatment will prevent
a downward course; the careless moth
er, with a baby sleeping on a mil
dewed pillow is sent to the bureau
by the juvenile court alt these types
and many mor go to the bureau for
an Intelligent mother's advice and to
be taught to know the joy of fresh
Left to rfght Top Mrs. Arlstene
Felts, president of Congress of
Mothers; Jane Kanzler, cham
pion girl baby of Oregon In eu
genic contest. Bottom Mrs.
Thomas Q. Greene, chairman of
ways and means committee for
the Oregon Congress of Moth
ers' Child Walfare week.
air and that "Cleanliness la next to
Godliness," as well as for advice and
the best. literature on training of chli
dren.
The bureau's usefulness Is limited
only by the lack of funds. If more
money was available for the construct
ive work, less, money would be needed
for juvenile courts and for charity.
The eugenlo tests, the talks to moth
ers, the lectures and the field work
in the city and state of the Parent
Teacher associations, is all done by
volunteer workers. The organization
Is supported mostly by the dues from
Parent-Teacher circles, which are tea
cents per capita per year. This pays
postage and incidental expenses only.
The -bureau rooms in the court house
are furnished us by the county com
missioners.
Will Bell nags.
Thousands of the little flags were
last week sent to the Parent-Teacher
associations throughout the state, for
sale this week. Beginning tomorrow
REMOVAL
SALE
iy low
15-16-17 Oregonian bid.
1AOV.J
Only One "BROMO QUININE?
To rt sennlne, eatt for full same, LAXA
TIVK BROMO QCIN'INK. Vook tor alanature
K. W. OKOVB. Cores Cold la 1 Day. 23c Ad
Use common
coal. $6 ton. Main 164 1 A
sense uy Superior
-1541. (Adv.)
1X3 mMM
IB
We Must Vacate on Feb. 28
morning the flags will go on sale in
Portland, booths will be erected In the
large! stores, hotels and other public
places for the sale of the flags and
the following well known Portland
women will' assist in the sale of the
flags: Dr. Mabel Akin, Mrs. George E.
Wagner, Mrs. Karl A. Miller, Mrs.
E. 1 B. Hyatt, Mrs. Harry E. Chlpman,
Mrs. Donald Spencer, Mrs. John Man
ning,) Mrs. L. R- Hunt. Mrs. J. D. Sul
livan, Mrs. R. L, Donald, Mrs. George
Rebec, Mrs. John Risley, Mrs. F. J.
Ball, Mrs. J. E. Rand. Mrs. E. A.
Jobes. Mrs. H. M. Sherwood, Mrs. W.
A. Laldlaw, Mrs. A. A. Lindsley, Mrs.
Owen Kuhh, Mrs, Dr. Sturdevant,
Mrs. : Charles Chick. Mrs. C B. Sim
mons, Mrs. George Wentworth, Mrs.
Bernlce -Hyde, Miss Inez Hyde, Mrs.
Milton Kahn, Mrs. Arthur W. Chance,
Mrs. G. J. Frankel. Mrs. L F. Ball.
Mrs. j J. J. Ross, Mrs. Joe Rogens-
Derg, Mrs. L. j. Butler, Dr. Belle Fer
guson, aura. j. j. nanasacser, Mrs. T j , . j . , . i i
O. B. Veybothe. Mrs. F. A. Sherman. Ill Order 10 rCQUCfil OUr STOCK
iS S Sffi we are offering you Your
MS" JlxVm' I- "r Choice of our slightly used
side.: Mrs. Charles Rllllnton. Mm X I .. - C J
E. Bdlnger, Mrs. E, H Bailey. Mrs. Singer. White. NCW Home,
SrWjx. w3E. akwI?-' Wheeler & Wilson, Domes-
eon, j Mrs. Sam Connell, Mrs. H. R.
Albee. Mrs. W. W. Williams, Mrs. C. A.
Calloway, Mrs. M. E. Shaf f ord, Mrs.
A, W. Kingsbury. Mrs. H. L. Vail,
Mrs.1 Joseph Prudhomme, Mrs. W. T.
Hayhurst,. Mrs. W. J. Hawkins, Mra
Frank Nichols, Mrs. D. H. Rand. Mrs.
C. O. Hill. Mrs. A. Langeman, Mrs. C F.
Clarke, Mrs. 'I. L. Cohen, Mrs. T. C. Al
lison, Mrs. R. C. French, Mrs. Harriet
Hendee, Mrs. A. E. Sessiobs, Mrs. L
H. Amos, Mrs. C. T. Dickinson. Mrs.
George McMath. Mrs. David Go wen,
Mrs. E. E$ CoovHrfi, Mrs. William
Amos, Mrs. J. H. Stanley, Mrs. Wil
liam, Fliedner, Mrs. A, A. Hoover
Mrs., W. F. Fieblg, Mrs. A. Kalisher,
Mrs.) Harry L. Vorse, Mrs. J. C. Elliott
King and many others.
School 0 Pharmacy
J Hew Term
owwwrwa
Complete. Phar
maceatloal Course. -Wight
Classes
Specially fog
Drag clerks.
Writ fit.
Catalogue.
,417 T. M. C A.
aiag.
Main 706S
A-6361
cause, was yesterday taken to the In
sane asylum, having been declared
insane by Dr. S. E. Josephi. Dr.
Josephi and Dr. William House also
declared Milton! McDowell, who dyna
mited a safe in an east side factory
recently, Insane although the report
stated that the man was apparently
shamming to a large extent. He has
not eaten' Blnce Incarcerated over a
week ago. He has been confined In
the asylum before.
Physician Had Ke ported Case. Dr.
A. W. Vincent of St. Johns was acquit
ted yesterday In District Judge Jones'
court of the charge of failing to re
port a contagious disease-in a St. Johns
family. The evidence showed he had
reported that there was a case of Ill
ness which might be smallpox but had
failed to make further report.
Zn Order to keep our tailors busy
during the dull season We will make
you a suit for $10 down and $5 'a
month. This gives you I the privilege
of wearing It while paying. Our suits
are- made right and sold! right. Unique
Tailoring Co., Men's and Ladies Tail
ors. $09 Stark, between Fifth and
Sixth. (Adv.)
Improvement Club Keetinf. The
Alberta Improvement club will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. Josephine ti. Sharp,
1033 East Twentieth 1 street north.
Alford D. Cridge will explain the pro
posed $1500 exemption amendment. A
free discussion wat follow. The meet
ing will be open to men and women.
Meeting of Improvement Club The
regular meeting of the South Mt.
Tabor Improvement club will be held
in the South Mt. Tabor school house
wmurrvo evciuug li i j ui. DC vexai
important matters will be discussed;
all residents of the vicinity, as well as
ton. Or., yesterday began suit in the
circuit court against Dr. Hlggs. It
is alleged that $25,000, which was to
be raised as a condition of the sub
scription, has been raised and spent
for an administration building.
Steamer' Jessie Harkins for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington
street dock at t p. nx (Adv.)
Accused of Gambling Deputy Sher
iffs feeckman! and Ford yesterday
bought lottery tickets at 248 Madison
street and 263 Second street and later
arrested Doc I Wong and Charles A.
Nudleman at the Madison street place
and Guy Wong, Chong Wong, bam
Wong, Charles Lane and Al Johnson
from the Second street store. Guy
Wong and Doc Wong were held under
$250 bail each as proprietors of gam
bling games and the others were re
leased on $50, bonds each.
i
Biverslde Drive Paving. A resolu
tion asking County Surveyor Holbrook
to prepare plans, specifications and
estimates of the cost of laying War
renlte pavement on the Riverside drive
for 7200 fee south of the city limits
was passed yesteraay oy me county
commissioners. The pavement Is to
be IS feet wide and to have two foot
stone shoulders on each side. This is
the second jstep in the program of
hard surfacing the road. ft
Wanted, Good Second-hand Furni
ture, carpets and ranges. We pay
cash. Both phones. Geo. Baker & Co.,
166-168 Park street. (Adv.).
of. Wasco county and put in a cell
nearby for writing obscene letters to
the -Woman.
Postoffce Inspector Durand caused
Bragg s arrest and at Hood River, be
fore the United States commissioner,
he waived preliminary hearing and was
bound over to the federal arand 1urv
meeting at Spokane. He was brought
to Portland and lodged in Jail.
Bragg admits, writing the letters.
which Inspector Durand says were
sent to Hazel Butler, the woman at
tic, Free, Willamette and
Davis Sewing Machines for
These are the latest mod
els of drop-head machines.
They are slightly used and
some a trifle marred. -Second-hand
drop -head
machines, all makes your
choice $9.00.
Box covers your choice
$2.50 and $6.00.
Come early and get your
pick, as most of the above
machines are new.
WHITE STORE
207 Third St, Opp. Taylor
street Church
others interested, are
tend this meeting.
invited to at-
Charged With Thrashings There was
an outburst of laughter when Judge
Fashion Imposed the penalty.
"Couldn't help It, judge, that swell 'rig
she had on would catch any fellow.
By the way. she trades at The Na
tional Sample Suit & Cloak Co., second
floor Swetland blag Fifth and Wash
ington streets. ; (Adv.)
Christianity Before Christ Edward
Adams Coutrell of the American Ra
tionalist Association, wiu ' lecture at
Library hall this evening on the sub
ject of "Christianity ! Before Christ;
The Story of the Pagan Chriats. The
lecture is free to the public
Holly Trees Tor Bale Hundreds of
beautiful berry-bearing English holly
trees, all sizes. Call and make your
own selection. Now is the best time
for transplanting. Address 216 14th st.
Phone Main 8686. (Adv.)
Men's Trousers. For the best $2.50
pair of men's pants in the city, take
the elevator to Jimmy Dunn, 315-16-17
Oregonian bldg. (Adv.)
Deputy Commissions Bevoked. Com
missions of (34 deputy constables have
been revoked by Constable Weinberger.
About 60 commissions yet remain in
existence but all of these are held by
men in positions necessitating author
ity. Only where necessary is the car
rying of revolvers permitted.
. :
fudges exchange Benches. Circuit
Judge Cleeton has exchanged benches
with Judge Hamilton of Roseburg for
the present; week. Judge Caulklns of
Jacksonville for the following week
and Judge ! Harris of Eugene for the
third week. He will leave today for
Roseburg.
Michigan ! Society Meeting. The
Michigan society has arranged to hold
all business and -social meetings here
after in the Masonio Temple. Plans
are already under way. for a banquet
March 9, for wmcn tne program will
be announced later:
The Michigan Agricultural College
aimnm Association will bold their an
nual banquet at the Hazlewood, Satur
day evening at 7, Feb. 21. Particulars
Call C-2532; Adv.
-! -: -'." 7 ":-
- Wanted Names of persons who saw
elderly lady knocked down at entrance
of Olds, Wortman Sc King Saturday,
January 241 Tel. Woodlawn 1651. Adv.
! - , - r.
Would Collect Subscription. To
force Dr. A K. Higra. a Portland den-
Two Declared Insane. Almond I tist. to pay $300 alleged to be due on
Brewster, the 25-year-old youth .with I a subscription of $500 made in 1S0S.
a mania for hitting strangers without the Columbia Junior College, of Mil- rancy, ho was arrested by the sheriff
Christian Toga Servioes Tree, Top
ic tonight, "Health, How Obtained."
811 Central bldg. Tenth and Alder
streets. . (Adv.)
Women workers of all Kinds, except
for domestio service, can be employed
through Women's Exchange, 186 Fifth
street. . . (Adv.)
The Jbee Miner Sanatorium, a home
for mental and nervous patients. At
the service of all physicians. Tabor
5077. (Adv.)
Wanted, Agency Fire Xnsuxanoe
Company by a man of experience and
large acquaintance. X-894, Journal. Ad.
One Suit Pressed Each Week $1.60
a month. Unique Tailoring Co, 809
Stark. Main 614. A-4314. (Adv.)
Kotel enox, Third and Main. Best
rates in city to permanent guests.
Rooms $16 montl and up. (Adv.)
Are Ton Interested In Theosophy?
If so send name ana aaaress to Mra
Kyle, 726 Morgan bldgv Adv.
Sunday Chicken Dinner BOo, New
Perkins restaurant, noon until 8.80
o'clock. Adv )
Soma for Aged People, Invalids,
fine location, Mount Tabor. Tabor
4159. (Adv.)
Dandy Outside Office in Journal
Bldg.,. $20 per month, 6th floor, Adv,
Woo star Sails
Washington st.
Everything 188
(Adv.)
Shlpherd's Springs, Now li a good
time to go. . r Adv.)
CONSOLING FRIEND IS ,
HIMSELF PUT IN JAIL
When Merle Bragg, --a ranch hand
from the. state of Washington, went
around to console bis friends in the
county jail at The Dalles after she
had been taken In custody for vag-
Taxes Paid in Oregon
mean moneys turned into the coffers of the
state. Jist think of the vast sums paid by the
Portland Railway,
Light & Power
Company
on its plant in the ten large generating sta
tions throughout the state.
Help develop Oregon
Buy "home-made" electricityl
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY
Broadway and Alder Streets
Phones: Marshall 5100, A-6131
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14 OFF SALE
UMBRELLAS
All the latest styles In black and
colored Oood dependable goods at
cut prices. Largest stock oa the
coast to choose from.
Repairing and Re-Covering
AU kinds or extra nanaies in sioco,
JEWELRY
at cut nucit
The newest things In gold and gold
rilled lavalllera lockets, bracelets.
rings, scarf pins, cuff links and bar
filns. The guaranteed makes at very
ow prices. Get our prices on white
sapphires and reconstructed rubles
set to order. '
WATCHKS AXTD OXOOXS
JVIEREDITH'S
Wash Bet. Sixth and Broadway.
THE OVENS
that bake Butternut Bread are
tiled and are washed and shining.
We fire them with- oil from be
neath. This does away with ashes
and fumes In the baking chamber.
The baking chamber la enow white.
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Orooer
Sells It I
I.ook for the label on every
loaf.
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, Father and Mother will like it
And all of the relatives 'too
It's pure and wholesome for everyone
And it's just the drink for you
q Come anH take a stroll with us througE our new
place of business, get some new ideas and let us
satisfy you why we can serve you best why we
can deliver the goods deliver on time.' .
I You will find in our new store the mosf complete
and attractive displays of "Everything for the Of
fice." You'll find a place not merely (to satisfy
your needs, but a live place where business men
and women like to congregate and get pew ideas.
Cg Our second and third floor displays of Modern Of
fice Furniture will open the mind of every keen
business man to the fact that he can create new
business for himself -by "trading in" his 6ut-of-date
collection of furniture for one of .our-modern
equipments.
i- . - ."
CJ Our strictly modern printing, engravingiand book
binding plant, on fourth and fifth floors! will dem
onstrate to you why KILHAM QUALITY
PRINTING embodies higher ideals than the av
erage, and why it sells goods, 'ijj .
Q To cut a long story short, every floor of our new
quarters seven stories and basementwill, on in-
"spectiori, emphasize the fact that we are eminently
COME AND, SEE US
Northeast Corner Fifth and Oak Streets
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