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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAIn PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENII?6. MARCH 18, 1915. 10 Glut) A WjJ 'AW Mrs. Pennybacker's Itinerary, li connection with the council of v the I General eaeration of Women's clua which convenes In Portland, Jurie 1. 2 and 3. and with other im portant club meeting of the summer, Mri Percy V. Pennybacker, the na tional president, has .Issued . the fol lowing details aa to her summer itiner ary!: " - i "jCarly in May I attend the Tennes ' ee State .Federation at Morrlstown. ' andyis-it the. mountain schools that ' are iso dear to the hearts of the Ten : tU'fcpce women. Not later than May 7, I fcjtart westward, visiting the exposi tion at San DiojfO. stopping at Los V .Angeles, arriving at Han Francisco on .Malr 17, to attend the California State Federation, and officially to call at the ' s Brtt Vanama-Pacific exposition. 'lAfter the council, I hope to attend - - either state federation or special called - L . 1 . . . . f.1- i . 4 - Tlief3LMl - ill USIlllll.'-ll, JUII.clllrf.t oming, Idaho, I'tnh, Nevada and jska. "(On August VI, am engaged to - p4ak at l.'hautuuqtia, N. Y. If neccs paijy, I shall' give to the west all the tinie.up to that date. All towns and cities, are offering royal, hospitality ' to thrt club women who pass through, or whjo stop on rnuti'. Never has there bn an 'opportunity for the east and west and the north and south to 1 , )nught more t-loseiy together.. 1 sin cerely hope you will make your plans to Join vh on the western trip. ' 'Un May- 12 in Baltimore the annual otmg of" the conference of charities, anid corrections will be held. Since th s affords a great clearing house for thjje interested in many lines of our . Wirk, I should he especially glad if soine of oiir--6trong!st women attended . this conference, -and then wrote me their-'impressions. 1 am vitally inter ested in the problem that lias faced ev!ery administration of the general. ' t coloration: that of-bringing about clos- i-'er cooperation between organizations working' along parallel lines." Coterie Has Saint I'at Tarty. The spirit of Saint Patrick ruled . supreme, last night on the occasion of tliie party given by the 1'oterie club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred U. Idlllcr, 7W Thompson street. The en-j tire nouse was a iiiass or greenery, telrns. smilax and forest foliage being utilized in emphasizing the reigning cojlor of the day. -JThe guests, who numbered about SO, wre received by" the members of the Cdterie, the receiving line being head ed iby Mrs. 'fJerger, the president. A Blarney stone was one of the features ufj the evening, and after everyone had dily saluted this time honored stotie, . tbjere was an informal program. Mrs. Alexander sang so delightfully that . istle B( obliged to respond to an en care, giving "The Lai't Rose of Sum. 'aifcv." LiUle Miss Agnes and Master Allen Coovert gave a .clever impersona tion of, a newly married couple and r thjeir first quarrel. Grace Miller gave two recitations, "The Low Back Car" btjing given in splendid Irish dialect. - Mirs. James RobertS gave a clever song and dance, which was much appreciat ed. Sirs. Clark, who possesses a beau tiful voice, was heard in vocal num- iters. tJne of the very amusing features s a "Song Poem," written especially for the. occasion by Mrs. C. M. Kiggins. ' Te blanks in" the poem were filled in with the names otsongs and snatches f rlsm these were played by Mrs. K. H. Heals, a priae being awarded the person KUessing the greatest number correctly. Geen punch was served "throughout the vening- in' the- fern room, and at a late ' hpur an elaborate collation was served frbm tables, decorated with shamrocks " arid lagsj of Erin. .' -' ' - T Give "AY hose Baby Are You?" The Chapatonian Dramatic club, un ddr the direction of William J. Clarke, wll render the' laughable, comedy, "Whose Baby Are You?" in their hall, Williams avenue and Portland boule- vi rd, tonight at 8:16 o'clock. The cast ol characters is as follows: Daniel -Gillespie, a cheerful liar, Lawrence " IjBvazeth; 'Pat Flannery, his gardener, William J.; Clarke; Deacon Smith, a cnusty old bat. pick Clancy; Sally, a maid, Catherine Clarke; Miss Camson, a Ihousekeeper, Nina Leader; Louisiana, a dark brunette. Earl Campbell. - The proceeds of the play will be used for v charitable purposes. I Monroe Women Plant Flowers. The Woman's Progress Club of Jkjanroe is leading in ta movement to clean up and beautify that city and have secured the help and cooperation of. the school children. The rose bnshes given to the school children by the club have all been planted. Club members are settiog out large num bers of daffodils and a little later ma ple trees will be- planted. The new at of 23 etudy books which the club recently ordered, has arrived and will v be used at -once. 'V . , j. : ; . , 1 .. ... . . . - . - -I - ' c-twi"bies imfMit - i . .... i ' . i . ' . I f' I i I i -n- '--! ;' -U i -X---. . ! ;'- '.; Miss Mary Campbell, superintendent of the j Grand Mound, Washington w ler and Willia vocal: number, of- the evening ing. Miss Jetn Sppt Welsh in fantij.sti lng heralded M lie. Mazunia future of all wlio rwin contribute a Ofce of the features s the fortune tell- icer and Miss Agnes costumes and I be- Mlle. Dinerado and ealing the past; and crossed their palms with silver. Ilbcjrt K. Hitch rafffled off several boxles ceedsj going to ning closed wi dancing. ft OdifornJans Have Saint Pat Party. ; the California Society of Oregon held s delightful St. Patrick's party last evening at Masonic temple. Miss tlortlne Buck gave a reading. , Wal ter A. Bacon rendered f a violin solo. Miss Miriam Hilton gav a piano num- GRANDMOTHER KNEW There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and. Colds as Mustard. But the old fashioned mustard Blas ter burned and blistered while it acted Tou can now get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister; ' ! - MUSTEROLE does it. It is a clean, j white einJtinent, mad with oil of mustard. It la scientifically prepared, eo - that . It works v wonders, and yet doe not blister the tenderest skin. 1 Just massage MUSTEROLE in with 'the finger-tips gently. See how quick- liy it Dnnss reuei now speedily the pain disappears. f , And there Is nothing like MUSTER OLE for Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Ton Isilitis, Croop, Stiff (Neck. Asthma, Neu iralgia. Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, (Rheumatism. Lumbago, Pains .and 'Aches iot Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore iMuscles. Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of ; the Chest (it often prevents Pneumonia), i : At your drugcist's, in '25o and 50c Jars, and a special large hospital size lor a.ou. ' 'Be sure you get the genuine lnjS TEROLE. t ' Refuse ; Imitations get iwhat you" ask for. The. Musterole company; Cleveland, Ohio. ? .Mwlern Tlie Unitarian1 day .afte-noon in afternoon there sion; followed by ern Art by Mrs early and more plained in a ve of the elements truly great in a bf candy, the ipro- society, Thedv)t ards and inforinal rti Discussed.; Iliance met yestter- the chapel of the church for an kll 'iday session; the morning was cjjeYoted to sewipg, j at noon luncheon was t -served and in the ai lecture on ! "ltd iri C. Wortmah. She displayed a nunjiliier! of fine slides of some of the wpJ-ld's masterpieces in moidern art, and ex- y llucid manneif some th-t enter injto the l tion held a well lerday.: with M the ; Congress, 0 Creston Aslsojiation Sleels, Tiie Creston Parent-Teacher a arerit-Teacher asocla ijittnded meeting yts b. Aristene Fifelts jas. the speaker. ShU tbld of the ivbrk of sdme of th things do, and rneiitloned that it still hope's toi the forthcoming national ottnvtntion of the Congres and Parent-Teacher associations, to lie 1 eld in this eityiin May. Miss Hardy, que of the techetrs, sang two songs in a very acctjptaole manner. The pupils of Miss Murray's room gave an exhibition of club (swing ing -The growing lidant was awarded to Miss Murray's! room for having the largest representation of mothers pres- i i ent at thfe meeting. The meqtin closed Girls' Industrial School at with a siocil hour and the refreshments. Multnomah Chapter, D serving of Ai R. Multndmali Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, held their meeting? K-esterday afternoon jati the Art museum. Preceding the address there was a business session, at Which time Mrs. J. Thdrburn Rosa was authorized to have published the history! Of the chapter's 1? years organizat on, which she has recently prepared.- SI Miss Annai B. Crocker, the (curator of the mhiseum, gave a splendid talk on "American Patriotic Art," j and at its conclusion the women went up stairs for aj viewing "of the pictures by American artists, which aro (now. at the muse aijn. and which will later be sent to tftef Pjanama-Paclflo expoisitlon. Yesterdays meeting1 was well attended. i I Iients iarent-Teachers tot !Ieet. Lents Palretit-Teacher club mil meet at 2:30 p. m. m the school (vail. A good progt-am has pared. Everyone lurged to tomorrow assembly been prej come Psj The Portland morrow ford will tion." Will ' rcholpicyi Bepartment to Meet. psychology department of the Woman's club will (meet to- &ti 1:15.. Mrs. Florence Craw- conduct a study of f'Sugges PERSONAL MENTION ear Famous Soprano, Dr. P. E. Moore and Dr. Theodore Purdom leift for 'La Grande ing to attjend the concert to there tomorrow evening Little Farmer Farmer into his head to Brown's the Owl. Browji's :Boy thing else to do, cause, now thad were there, ana signs of the coin the Crow saw hi JTtoriay foFBecl 5Y! THOR TsTTO-T-J W BURGESS this E. morn- be given y Felice Copyrlrbti, 1015. lloy and Hooty by J. a. Iioyd.) had tajken it k-isit the Green Forest. It was partly because lie hadn't any- ani it was partly be- it j was near the end of winter, he -wanted to see how (things if there were any lng! of spring. Blacky m doming and Blackv chuckled to himfeelfl He had watched da v for every thing. Now Brown's Boy abfeut the Owl. He flew over n. week ror just tnis life would tell Farmer that nest of Hooty of the Green Fkresjt where Hooty and Mrs. Hooty had at : once began hia 'voice, and terribly exclteH "Caw. caw, caw, Blacky. At one alf his relatives with in ' hearing distance hurried over to knw that he was tor arid they wanted to fun. It wasn't long join him. They mentlng Hooty Join him in the carefully so as without frightening Knew tnat so they would fly alarm the one the lonesome corner made their home, and to taw at the top of pretend that he was about something. caw. caw!" shouted 1 tilme 1 cW " J " Then he before there was ai great racket going lonesome comer of the I ' ! ' ! 'anner Brown's Boy stripped and listened, what Blacky and : his this time," said he; e a fuss like that Is usually I something to see I believ4 I'll go over and have on over in that Green Forest. Of course heard it. He 'Now I wonders friends have foan "Whenever thejHi there there,' a look." So he turned tin the direction.: of the lonesome corne of .the Green Forest, and as he drew near he moved very to see all that he could the crowB. He soob ' as they sajw him away, and that! might thfey . were tormenting, f ot he knew enough of crow Ways' to know that whjjnf they were making such, a noise as they were now making they were plaguing some one. i i Blacky was the first to see htm, be cause he was watching for him! But he didn't say anything until Farmer Brown's Boy was , so near and he oouldnt help.;bnti. see that nest and Hooty himself sitting up very straight and snapping his! bill angrily at his tornemtors Theln - Blacky gave, the alarm, and 'at once all the crows rose in the air and headed for the Green Meadows, cawingj at the top of their lungs. Blacky went with them a yttle way, - The ; first i chance he got. he dropped out, of. the flock and silently flew back to' a place where he could caught sight of Hooty the Owl. see all that imight happen ait the nest of Hooty the Owl. When Farmer Brown's caught sight of the nest and saw the crows dafting down toward t and act ing so excited he was puzzled. "That's an old est of Redtail tlie thought We. ' "I found that last Now whit can there be thAre cite those crows so Then he taught sight of Hooty the OWL "Hja, so that's it!" he fexclaimed. "hose seamps have discovered and are having no end of f ui torment- ing him because they know that he is Jn the daytime, doing there." He half bli what he' tried to right tip Wonder no longer ;eep out of sight, bjut ! walked Lyne,.. the famous coloratura soprano. Miss Lyne is a granddaughter' of Mrs. Purdom and . a niece of Dr. and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Moore Joined Miss Lyne at Salt Lake. -They will come to Port land Sunday and Miss Lyne plans to remain about a week with her relatives before continuing on her tour Which will extend to Honolulu. I Bishop Cooke in New Yorjt. Bishop R. J. Cooke of - the Methodist Episcopal church is now In New Tork on an extended trip east. Before re turning to Portland he will preside over church conferences - In Vermont and Delaware, and attend the annual meeting of bishops of the church to be held In Des MohneS, April 24 Is expected back in Portland May 1. Boy first Hawk." spring. to ex- td the foot of the tree, all the time looking up. Hooty saw him, but Instead jof flying away, he snapped his bill, Just as he had at tlie crows. ana nissea. i "Thafs funny," thought ! Farmer Brown's Bojy. Tf I didn't know that that is the old nest of Redtail the Hawk, and If It wasn't stIU the tail end of winter I would think that that is, his nestL" H)e walked in a circle around the tre'eMooking up. ' Suddenly he gave a little, start. .Was! that a tall sticking over' the edge of the nest? He found a stick; and threw It up. It Struck the bottom of the nest and out flew a great bird. It was Mrsi Hooty! Blacky the! Crow chuckled. I Next story: 'i Is Tempted." 'Farmer .Brown's , Boy Dr. Conwell Is Here, Dr. Russell H. Conwell of Philadcl phi a. eminent clergyman, university president and lecturer, is at the Ore gon. Dr. Conwell Is pastor of the Baptist Temple In the Quaker City and head; of the Temple university. He is in Portland on a lecture tour, anid will speak at the White Temple tonight. He about Must Slake Things Attractive, Victor Brandt of the Carlton who returned Tuesday from a the Panama-Pacific exposition Great Northern, predicts that a share of the exposition travel via the northwest. "If we are our share of the, benefit of this he said yesterday, "we must things attractive for tourists. Rose Festival is our greatest and we should make the most of! visi bn will ttav William G. Ferris of Vancouver, B. C, Ip a guest et the Nortonia. Mrs. Stanton Griffis of Madfjrd, is at the Portland. D. C. Corbin, a Spokane banker. Is staying at the Multnomah. A. E. Palmer of Denver, "is kt the Oregon. Mr. Palmer is connected with the RedPath bureau.. J. D. Gordon is a Hood River visitor at the Cornelius. A. H. Workman is. registered at the Nortonia from Tacoma. John McLaren and Miss McLajren of Chinook, and Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Van Dyck of Gardiner, are Montana! visit ors, at' the Portland. E. McMurray of Seattle, northwest manager of the Beech Nut Packing company, is at the Multnomah.! E. V. De Paul, owner of the f,a Sal nelius. ' . j Per Lee Welty, a Seattle insurance adjuster, is at the Oregon. Major Henry C, Jewett, U. S. A., ana Mrs. jewett, are guests at the hotel. t to the large be reap el." make The asset. it." Sh Cornel i Falls, Stone and fi C. L. the Judgje mem a guest Floyd or ton sion. F. -C the Clyd man, i T. Tt la staying is a member commission, Eaton is a ius. W. H; Holji of the at the Im L, Daggett Olytapia. official workmen's compensation comnbi at the Mu Stewart, a are Otiegon. e Kiddle, an at the Ini l Ristueen is Nortonia from Grand McDormaik the Multnomah Miller and ests at the Metzger ing at the H. B is at J. H4 are gu E. are M stay FRATERN Ann! tersary of pomattox df H. S ment a gene semi render glnia c 1915. ance of h who geaeral tude has gu the ha :elebra!ted of atk-ed Wer tb Seattle outdo bers i of Puget this word consul result the dait Head city Multnomah. C. F. Stone, attorney of Klamjath 1 On bors as a the local tieth Orego dance 5 at Coil wives Modern bled to 6441 at at is of Forest Grove, state senateJ is Derial. and A. B. JSrnst s of the WashUng- laist the Imperial, of the state Mr. game Creswell visitor Itnomah Kelso banker, is Island City milling perial. registered at the Forks, N. D, of San Francisco, wife of Hood Cornelius. wife of Everett, Imperial. and Surrender at Ap- Occurs April 9. Appomatitox Celebration Fargo abA .Oregon. (3 al order calli centennial of the Army at and co "Let us this anni or bitt re opposed order,- bu that Divi arded our f century j to Be Beld. staff of the depa . A. R., have iss ng attention to iversary of the of Northern which will nomemorated April upon the observ- yersary in no spirit erness toward to us," says rather with Providence which national life st closing." entjer rte Portland Goes Woodmen Portland and honor of tl Consul sound Woid nad guaran was at once going Portland is Boak has e of his Sea Royal Weighbors S3 arch 21, 1 America fraternal of Illindi nips are Anniversary Rose cam last evening street. ncll Bluffs, jand daughte Woodmen a social members df state Fifth as at Riyer, AL NOTES rt- ued the sur- Jr-be 9. those the gratl- thrdugh 100 Better, will endeavotf secure 300 ie approaching Boak. When men learned teed 200 members, sent to the 100 better. namffd April ttle visit. to mera- ylslt the that iers, Head The 2T as Celebrating 5, the Royal Nesgh- irecelved its charter benefit society from Is. This month the lebratin&r the tipn. lofj the organizaiion. celebrated it by a at Manchester fiall, In December, 1888, Iowa, a eroun of tB of members olj the i or, America assem clutt. It had grown the time a chajrte t V jgljgfl j -1(r J 1 Tomorrow on your. 4 fl j hot or cold meat Zfy' J was granted it by Illinois; and is said to be the strongest benefit order of Its kind known. St. Patrick's Day Sane. Last evening the St. Patrick's dartce or Portland lodge,; Fraternal Brother hood, was giv Refreshment"? were Bppropria Makes Circle r I,ast, ,evenin' Women Of .'.Wi in Selllng-Hlrsrh hall, ere nerved. Decorations te to "'the occasioh. - rraternaf viiit. Royal Circi bf the dcraft cOncludefji their session In tlie AV". . V. Temple early and u -.group of Sj members visited Oregon circle. .. ; Dancing, singing and a - hot bath every ": Saturday are Jho main delights Of the Russian soldier. POST CARDS, Id Each, No m It isn Special Prices at TEeOw! More, No Less mi FOR FRIDAY j what ypu earn, it'i what you save. " And savintr isn't always in the price of an article. Fitrure it any way you will, The Owl Drug Stores help lyou to save, Friday's bpecial bale is one way. ; Arnica Tinct., p-oz. bot. lbc .Useful in every home Borax Powdered. 1 lb..:. 17c to soiten water tor laundry and bath. Cocoa Butter," Especially good 2 ounces or massage. lb.. ... . .5c frc Mi IM HI Men's, Women's 7 'Ml Half-Soled, the All persons making purchases Nat the .Wonderful Wright's Sale of th4 Good year Shoe Stock, may have -tfieir old Shoes half-soled, while! they wait! at this remarkably low price. 244 WASHINGTON ST BETWEEN 20 AND 3D 9 Epsom Salts, 1 We only sell the purest - white crystals. Frenchj Ivory Combs . . 29c 50c value. Som have coarse " teethL others coajrse and fine. Hospital Cotton, pkg. . 17c Palm Olive Soap, 4 cakes 25c i i i Pompeian Massage Cream ..... 1 . 2i8c 50c manufacturer's size. Lavoris 50c . 1 ....... . 28c Manufacturer's size. I ' I i- Milk of Magnesia . . . . . 29c Philibps. -i Sole Distributors Truss Fitting b m Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 39c . the kind you see advertised i " for .he hair.; Men thola turn ....... I 16c Liquid Veneer .... . j .28c Manufacturer's 50c size. j Peruna . .fr. . .;. ... ... .59c Swamp Root ........ . 66c Kilmer's. Sugar Milk (Mercks) . 25c Syringe (Hercules) brown, No. 2 size. . . .y. . . .,79c- Standard length tubtnft, . 3 hard rubber pipes. ; Syrup of Figs, California 26c Poison Oak Applica . . ...... . . . : .33c A greaseless, pleasant and simple remedy. Rajab Hat Dye . . .19c Instantly gives a beautiful . coldr and finish to straw hats. 1 I- mi Todco tion mi FRF.F. nFI IVFRIkS TO AI I PART? flF THF riTV rnon. Mar.aaii aooo in Portland tor Vinol; AIs6 Rexair Remedies f: I Experts, Trained iNurse, Sales Women j i I .1 r First Time Offered at Cut Iloir A-1333 Silk Elastic! Goods Made to Order in Our Rubber Goods Department K5 Price Almond Lotion Special A Lotibn for the- Skin Readily Absorbed Whitens and Softens the Skin 29c " This Coupon Good for 10c Bring This Coupon and 12c for i.Qne Pound Old-Fashioned Chocolate Drops I Regularly Our 25c Pound Coupon Redeemable at Candy Dept. Friday Only. j ON THE PACIFIC COAST hi-i zi f2i WAS TWENTY i STORES filNGJON AT BROADWAY, PORTLAND, OREGON fti WmmmmMfmWimm ' 1 i ' 1 I ' i ' ' 1 1 i ' ' J -r -1 - ;- I ' -"- -T ! . at WJL& oSW 3 Special! Nifty Suits p $17.50 J. " J Friday and Saturday Only In order to induce ; ejiarly Easter ping and avoid the rush) of last terations, we are offering: these ning little $25.00 Suitfe fdr $17.50. are made of all wool! poplin in thoritative style far j spring the new style collar! of fine Behgaline, front and back cut snappy and swagger! lines, lined peau de cygne; wide circular navy and putty shades. Really derful value at $25.00 remarkah1 duced for Friday and 'Saturday. st T e shiop- al- un-ley au- wear ; aionsr with Skitt vjon- re- only Spring Suits Call for New Waists We have a wonderful collection of the diint one could f i' 1 v I All wool pop pockets and smart models the price asked wish for. and - orettiest waists and hort sleeves, novel ty 'collars heeij nais organaies ana marquisettes. $2 00 Upwards iest Long niate- Millinery All the beauty showings, comb; Uilltlblil. ideas lighted) with ou the "individual' -Vert, We. Give American Travel Scrip in (box models, trimmed with velvet collars, patch neat buttons, lined with pea u de cygn e. Very for spring atid summer wear! worth far more than nM freshhess ned with exclusive You 1 A Hats; the dresser; of Spring and ill .be . de- appeal to Moderately Priced Outfitting 405 Washington Street, at Tenth ,.". l r ! -O ' r a' ' ; '. 1 ' H V CREDIT Everyone wants her it i of me new clothes for. Easier. If not convenient for you to nay tlie full 'amount krn-tir suit nr Other clotliiVsp' w'f will rrlndfv pgc it to be paid for in weekly or monthly pay- is as you. uesire.i i J .