The Oregon daily journal., March 18, 1915, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON j DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH -18. 1915:
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TOWN TOPICS
, .nth DAY OF 1915. ;
AMUSKMENTS
BKII.IG Broadway at Taylor.. Curtain 2:15
.sou Today." wa-masaaj ana bat-
iirday iua tinea. ,
BA K KftBroa daj ai Sixth. CirtalB- 2:80
, an, S:20. . Matinees Kunriaj, Wednesday and
H-torday- ttakT 1'layers in "less tit tb
Storm Country."
OICI'UfciL'M Broadway at Stark. Vaudeville,
Curtains 2:ilO. 8:30.
rNTiijK Broadway at Alder. Vaudeville..
Cttrtalus 2:Jt. 7:TO and 8:10.
LOKWS EMFRKHS Broadway at Ysmttlll.
Vsudevllle. : Continuous, 1:30 to 5:30; 1:30
, to H:i: week- days. Continuous 1 to 11, 8un-
days.
LYKIC Fourth at Stark. Vaudeville. Cod tin
uoiia, I lo II p. in.
COLUMBIA Kl.Ttb between WaShlnjttoii 'and
.Stark street. Motion pictures, 11 a. m.
n-ll p. nr.
FEOPUK ti West Park at Alder afreet. Mo
tion ptftnres. H;30 a- m. to 11:30 p. m.
8T.V It Washington at Park. Motion picture.
11a. m. to 11 p. ra.
NATIONAL Park and West Park, at Stark.
Slot ion pictures. 12 m. to 11 p. no.
MAJKSTIO Wasuinaton at Park. Motion pic
tures, 1! a. m. to. 11 p. m.
SUNSET Washington at Broadway. Motion
pictures, 11 a. in. to 11 p. ra.
ART M I'tiEUM Fifth and Taylor. Hours 9
" to 6 week day. 2 to : Sundays. Free after
noons of Tuesday, Tuursday. Friday, Saturday.
i Christmas day,i and th number of
lodgers for a'tiight has been 165,000.
Sixty thousand neals have been Served.
It is. estimated j that the men, In pay-
, merit for their neals and lodging, have
cut 1,600,000 feet or logs into corawopo
Tbe committee iin charge of the place
is: J. C. English. A. L; Fish, jW. W
Cotton, George! M. Cornwall, i A. J.
Madsen, George !L. Baker, C. V. Cooper,
Adoiph Wolfe And Rev. Father E. V.
CCHwa:
Coming Eveuts.
Realty board luncheon at Commercial club
kisreta 19.
Wregon Clvl league luncheon at Multnomah
ootfl March 20.
KSst Side Business ten's luncheon. March 22.
.Dotary club luncheon at the Benson hotel
March 23.
Ad Men's : luncheon at Multnomah hotel
March 21. j
Central library Meetings.
-tionntlt. inilii4f .Arp SLnAm ...nKi .
Oteeon Civic league . lectures everr Thnrs-
. yj evening.
Pacific university extension lectures, every
W ediiesday eveuiug.
. Port', Information Supplied.
Information regarding this port may be ob
tslaed from the Portland Cbamher of Com
merce. f Fifth street. Telephone Main 093
ur A-I20. r
Fire and Police.
ffire department Main 7700.' A-1T.23.
Police department Male 7161, A-0J61.
Today's Forecasts.
Portland ahd viclnltv Fair tonlzht and Fri
day; wiuds mostly northerly.
Orejon Fair tonight and Friday. frot to
'Ulgilit, heavy in places; variable winds, mostly
IK I'therly.
Washington Fair tonight and Friday; cooler
eicsjt liortion i tonight; frost tonight, heavy 1n
plates; niiida mostly westerly.
.lyinbo Fair tonight and Friday; cooler to
night with, frost, heavy-In places.
.V?athor Conditions.
The storm noted yesterday over southeastern
Alaska la beyond the region of observation this
ninjritlnp. It canned the following maximum
v litd velocities yesterday afteruoon: North
I'eisd, 7- miles southeast; Tatoosh Island, 60
miles smith: ..Seal tie,' 40 miles southwest; Ta
. lOitta, So uiilo southwest, and Portland 27
mi res southwest, fciorui warnings were taken
do1n this morning at 7 o'ekwk. Ruin has fall
en In Washington, .Oregon and extreme north
errj California and snow h:is occnr?d in por
tfon of Minnesota, Nebraska. Miffeouni and th
Iakot:i3. It i much cotder in western Ore
goih. -
The conditions are favorable for fair
weather In tbls district tonight -and Friday
with frost tonight which" w HI be heavv in ex
posed placce. EDWAKH A. REALS,
j ' District Forecaatet.
. ObsTvationi.
Xtively Will Speak. O. M. Plummsr,
Beertary-treaaurer of the 'Portland
Union 8 toe rds, has received the
program pf tn! annual convention of
the American National Livestock asso
ciation at San j-'rancisco, March 24, 25
and 2. Addresses will be delivered by
experts of world-wide reputation. Ad
dresses of welcjome will be delivered by
Governor Hiran Johnson, Mayor James
Itolph and D. p. Lively, formerly of
Portland, chief of the live stock divis
ion of the exposition. President L.
W. Hill, of th Great Northern, and
Congressman Vfrilliam Kent are among
the speakers.
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attorney to b In Buenos Aires. Argen
tine, askljng for a divorce oh grounds
f desertion. George B. Brookman
asked for a divorce from ' Myrtle
Brookman, alleging cruelty.
OfTlcials Aj-s Hoaered. 'Al most en
joyable banquet was given lb the pri
vate dining room of the Commercial
club yesterday by the Northwestern
Branch of the Western States Life In
surance (company, in hono of : Vice
Presidents Otto Irving Wise and H. J.
Saunders; of San Francisco. Mr. "Wise
was very emphatic in his predictions
of a (treat future for Oregon and more
especially of Portland: About SO of
the Oregon representatives irert in at
tendance Messrs. Wise an! Saunders
left at midnight for a visit to the
Boise, Idaho, office.
I 11am Delaney was arrested this morn
ing by Police Sergeant RobBoru Delaney
admits the theft, but declares he took
only JE6, all the money Southard bad.
naa Ids in his possession when ar
rested. He will be tried in the man
iclpal court omorrow morningr.
Grand. Eatertalnineat and Oonuneree
celebration, Arion ball. t31M Oak
street, tonight. Admission 30 cents.
Good music, i readings, recitations and
songs. Don't forget tonight for a swell
time. Under the auspices of the Social
ist party of Portland. (Ajdv.)
South Dakota Society Meets. Three
hundred members of the South Dakota
society gathered Tuesday in Cotillion
nan zor tne regular monthly meeting.
S. J. Graham, president,, was; in the
chair. Mrs. 1. R. Jewell gave piano
numbers, garnuel C. Lancaster, engi
neer of the Columbia highway, gave
his interesting! stereoptieon lecture on
some of the beauties of Oregon and the
highway. A committee was appointed
to look into the matter of the South
Dakota society! lending some assistance
to the highwajy project by establish
ing a trail, picnic ground or sonle
other such thipg to bear the society's
name.
STATIONS s-
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t HI nth'. Minn
Fmeka, lal-.i..
I'reno. Cal.....
Ua:lrestoii. Texas
Havre. Mont
Jiinksonvlllo. Fla
hsnpas city. Mo.
knoxrlllc, Tetm . .
Its Ansolc;, Cal.
Msrshfleld, Or
.Montreal. Que. . ,
.New urlcnus. La.
New Voak, N. Y.
NL Head. Wn...
Nl Vsklma Wn..
Portland, or'.. . . . .
Kcseburt" Or. '. . . .
.Sacramento, Cal.
KtJ. LoulH, iilo. . . .
Salt Lake. Utah..
j Fraiii-lxco. Cal.
Seattle. Wash
Hpoknne, Wash.. .
Tacoma,. Wash...
Tdtoosh I'd., Wn.
Vsldes. Alaska..
Walla Wallit. Wn
Washinston D. C.
Winnipeg, ilau,.
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How to Teach Mathematics Vari
ous phases . ofj teaching mathematics
were discussed at a meeting of the
Portland teachers of mathematics in
the Central library yesterday after
noon. A. F. Bittner, professor of
mathematics tyi Jefferson high school,
discussed "Thte Mental Preparation of
the Grade Graduates." "The j Purpose
of Mathematics" was the subject dis
cussed by C R. Honoway.j of the
Washington hp gh school, while C. W.
Alderson spoe on the relation of
commercial arithmetic to that taught
in the grammar grades.
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"Will Explain "Oregon System." So
the teachers lof the Portland public
schools may have no excuse for not
being familial with the various laws
that constitute what is known as the
"Oregon system," the School j Bulletin
Is preparing to publish a sefial arti
cle that will tjxplain each of the -measures.
The article has been written
by Herbert Augur, professor of his
tory and civics. The first ' measure
treated, which will be in this week's
Bulletin, are jthe initiative and refer
endum. !
County to Xepalr City Roads. Road
master Yeon tvas directed by the coun
ty r commissioners to make such re
pairs to courjty roads' In the city as
are necessary. lie reported yester
day that Cojnmiseloner Holman had
called his attention to the condition of
the Foster road in the city, land said
that a year igo he had been given to
understand that the county commis
sioners did not desire to make repairs
in :the hope ithat the city would take
such roads olver and improve them as
city streets.
Travelers a,t Banquet. More than 50
members, of j Oregon Council No. St.
United Commercial Travelers, sat
down to a banquet last evening, given
Afternoon report of preceding day.
Salesmanship Sally Tonight. Port
land Young Men's Christian Associa
tion tonight will have another of its
nionthly Kaletsmanship rallies' in the
auditorium at 7 o'clock. The public
IS invited. The Triangle quartet will
King and Stanley Tinker will give sax
ophone: solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Baker. The speakers will be 13. A.
Dinniore, isHlesmanager of Olds, Wort-
nhati & King, "Selling Efficiency";
Charles Henry Brown, sales expert of
the Baker Shoe company, demonstra
tion sale "Pep," A. M. Grilley, phsi
cnl director y. M. C. A., and Ur. Lu
ther Dyoi't, "Salesmanship and Psy-i.-h'.ilogy.
' Fi. B. MacNaughton will
Vif chairman of the evening; :
Struble Will Speak. Wallace R.
Sttuhlp, general secretary of the Co-
Hlo caiiiil celebration' committee, will
speak tsfore the Jovian Club at noon
tomorrow in the Benson hotel on
'JWhat iN'ature Has Done for the Co
lumbia Basin."
Temple to Claud Duval,
hcilor of the order, who
visit to this coast. After
the distinguished guest
b for California. Oregon
oiiiK-il numbers 250 members. Next
Saturday evening will be the regular
meeting, wiien .officers are to be
elected.
in , Masonic
supreme cou
i.s making a
the banquet
took the tral
California
May Have Paid Secretary. The
board o directors of the East Side
Business Men's club will suggest , at
the regular semi-monthly ;lub meet
ing tonight that a permanent paid as
sistant Secretary, to devote his entire
the club's interests, be as
sured, owing o the increasled amount
of business of the clnb durin the
construction of Its new building, and
is occupied. C. C. Hall finds
his business affairs prevent him from
continuing to acj as assistant secre
tary.
f
Police Will Test Law Brass bands.
jugglers! and other free attractions are
being used by the two motjion picture
iiieaires on Burntr.de street, between
Fourth fend Fifth streets, in competi
tive efforts to attract the public, and
so magnetic have these efforts tjecome
that thel sidewalks areblociadecL. The
proprietor of the Burnslde I theatre. G.
Harris, jwas arrested last pight on
nuisance charge to test the city'i
right toi regulate such fren entertain
ments. !
Check on Impostors. To ! prevent the
possiDiiuy or someone rinding a dep
uty sheriffs star and using it without
means iof detection. Sheriff Hurlburt
has givjen to each deputy ijn his office
an iaenrincation card bearing the
signature of the deputy. Should any
Question flriXA la tn n-hotir that ir,a f-
er of a regular deputy sierifrs star
nas autnority, tne card will prove It.
umj mguiar aepuiy tneniis are sup
plied wjith the card. '
Miss
Gertrude
Montessorl
Educational
room 3
ernoon.
Talbot Will
Talbot will
method, for
bureau, at thej
0, t 2:30 o'clock
Lecture
lector
th
Miss
e on tne
e. Parents'
courthouse
tomorrow aft
Admits Theft of
with the theft of $105 fro
ing of John Southard In a
Everett house during the
Money. Cha
arged
in the cloth-
room at the
night. Wil
Society Meets. The Cali
fornia Society of Oregon held its reg
ular monthly social last evening at
the Mason IcfTemple, With a large at
tendance. There was a program of
music, readings, fortune telling and
cards, rollotved by dancing and re
freshments.
Crawfish
der's. First
and Sat., 35
to the Queen's Taste, Sny-
jand Madison; special Fri-
doz. Main 6783. (Adv.)
Eppstein Is Defendant. Jeanette
Eppstefn yesterday sued Albert P.
Eppstein, onjse a liquor dealer in Port
land and now said by Mrs. jEppetetn's
r iii.kS&1- S3 mm
m.
t
.rrrrrrTLK
The modern concepjtlon of a
bank is the one that emphA
sizes the spirit of friendly in
terest in the progress of its
depositors. This batik strives
td enter heartily into this
spirit of co-operation and to
assure its depositors of some
thing more in theiif associa-
tl
w
on nere tnan a
jay of taking care of
qonvenient
money.
The Northweitern
National Bank
:ri
VK National Baink )
Ml
Sixty Thousand Meals Served The
-qr-mniittee in charge of the old Trov
laundry lodging house tor unemployed
ill recommend that .it be kept open
tjintil April- 1. The place was oponeJ
I
UNION
DENTISTS
corner of Second and Morrison. Look
for the big Union sign. All work guar
anteed.
Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays. 10 to 12 A. M,
Full Set Teeth, that fit. .$5.00
Gold Crown 22-k. $3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-k. . . . .$3.50
Painle- Extraction ..... 50c
1 nr. Whetstone. Mgr.
m
-Mil H V
m
100 Greei
TV Ii OV : '
1 1 retains QtamDS
FREE
Fridayj and Saturday Only
!Uih XT.rM. A T t . . . ...
fi runndsc or vver men s. Women s
ana untiaren Shoes.
i j
Week End
Shoe Special
ir l
N. SOLOMON
of
THE STANDARD
JEWELRY STORE
has removed to.
33 1 Morrison St.
Northwestern BaxUTBldff.
m
$4
u
I
WaSklattsSttJ I
Ladies' Patent Colt,
button of lace, with
colored and black
cloth tops, newest
heels, welt or Urn
Soles, similar to illustration
Full value latest styles, endless variety of sizes knd?
widths. No matter what your! ideas are about style
m footwear, here they are realized. Prices low
noil erVi ... ...:.... . . -. t i . T
?"""" wj visicm wita gooa snoemaKing and
best of materials. Our staff of expert shoefitteii is?
-r Mf. t ua tijyc.
TWT'
m
I MX.
I
V mrm. siggxas. ews was
received here yesterday that Mr4. Hat
tie Ward Hlggins, formerly a resident
of this city, died at San Francisco yes
terday. Mrs. Higgins had ai large
circie or acquaintances nere.
Kali The
ssbciation
Dekura
'clock.
Meeting at Woodlawn
wooaiawn improvement a
will meet at Woodlawn hall.
avenue, tomorrow evening, at 8 o
important worn win be taken up,
! i I
Beettai by Jane Tuttle, Gerievleve
r oarea ana Aaeia Law, at! T. Ml C. A.
hall, Friday and Saturday, at 8 p. m.
unoer auspices or teumner W. R. C.
filed v yesterday
Coffey. SuDDlet
filed changing
incorporation)
Countj) Clerk
articles were also
name bf the Bingham & Mc
company to the Biftgham. Shelley
pany,
Sosel Tsstivai
Closes March. SSu-f-A
plating enterfnx
have sjcripts in by
west Weekly.
Sxcliange of
for Rose Coursen
cert tikes place
Friday! at the
with
pplemevtal
the
Clelland
cbro-
8oenario CesiNt
11 thosa rontsm-
said contest' roust
said time. Nofth-(Advl)
Admission $1.
(Adv.)
Hew Waste Choeea, The Baby Kor
ral company is the new name of the
Boardman Manufacturing .
- e vviupauj, 1
cording to supplemental articles of J
complimentary tickets
Reed's student con
tomorrow morn log
at 10 a. m. (Adv.)
Heilig
Delta VpsUon to Meet, The
land Delta Upsiloa club will meet
lunchepn at the Nortonia Saturday
IZ:30 o'clock.
Purt-
for
at
: Jans Tuttle, dramatic coprano, iwill
arinear! in sonar recitals at Y. M. O. A
Friday and Saturday evenings, March
19 and 30. 8:16. (AdV
i H
Painting, Tintlag, Faperhanglng-
E. T. Crane, 170 Tenth at. M. 8826. Adv.
n? that PAmm.i.l ItiK t li t AVAnt
A good program is promised; Refresh
mtnis wiu oe servea. ah xormer rc
dents or Massachusetts are cordla
iUVUCU.
Steamer Jesse fiaxklns for Camas.
Washouijal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. . - f (Adv,
rt.
1:
iy
r. W. A. Wlsa-will leave In
days for Bar View. I Adv
a few
I. B. Poa, optician. Journal btdg. Ad.
Civic League Will
Discuss Old Question
I
i
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OrCI?TVTTrJr IV f
UL 1
al.a MnaW akJ
Sole Agents for the Justly Celebrated Hanan Shoe
129 Tenth St., Bet. Wash, and Alder
Sts.
-. - ' ... .-
Wi3KH W A,
.! h
Shiherd's Hot Springs. A good
time tjo go. E. L. SjHIPHERDt MgdJ Ad
Use Common Sense Buy Superior
coai. f4.ou-s ton.
Massachusetts Society Meets -T he
Massachusetts Society of Oregon will
nota a social in
2V1. 154. A-1E41.
the Rosarian
(jd
i-4-The
roe
"When in doubt, vote! No.
This ancient advice will be the s
ject of a debate before the Oregon
Civic league luncheon j in the Multno
mah "hotel Saturday noon.
The affirmative side of the question
will be supported by f L. L. Levi lgs
and James B. Kerr; the negative by
Professor W. F. Ogburn of Reed col
lege and W. S. U'Ren. j
The league also announces a series
of informal suppers under the auspices
of its school department, the first to
be held April 9, when J. A. Churchill,
state superintendent ot public instruc
tion, will-review changes In the Q
gon school laws. .
ub-
re-
City Superintendent
- Is Author of Book
City School
flerman is tH
published by
Superintendent L. R. Al-
.. .i ' . -1.-
c autnor or a dock jubi
Houghton. Miff Hp com
pany. He received the first copy yes
terday. The title of , the book Is f'School
Credit for HOnae Work." " j
The book describes the conception
and the development of Superintendent
Alderman's . idea' of making home life
more pleaeanK and promoting the wel
fare of boys and" girls by giving them
credit In .'school for duties performed
at home. Fas this new idea in- educa
tion, Superiiitendent Alderman holds
a piaoar among the foremost educators
of the world!
Mr. Alderman dedicated the book "to
the memory
bf my father and
who made their boys happy partners In
the work of the home and the
The book has 181 pages and
illustrated.
mother
speftat, -"The riilerit Plea," fjilmad ja
cooperation with those prominent In
the work of securing a New Y'ork wid
owed mothers' allowance bll similar
to Oregon's widows' pension bill. The
cast is faultless, . with Editft " storey
giving a Bplendld portrayal tf the
mother, and the work of the little boy
notably good. The film send s its It s
son home with conviction- aiul reaches
so striking a climax that It wjm greet
ed by rousing appluife. A harmlng
picture built around tlie nnlvr-rbal .In
stinct of niotherhood Is Aim Seilg
3 worth
"Hearts of the Jungle.' ft
seeing if only for the niotherj
end her babies.. "In the Park" is th
latest Charles Chaplin coined
farm.'
is well
National's Feature
Is Powerful Film
The bill at the Natlon.il for venter.
day and today is an unusually good
one. ' The feature is a big .Vltagranh
hardly up to the former F.sjMinay re
leases, but Chaplin ans have reached
the stage whore they, laugh at any
thing he does, so It goes wejl. Two
short Geoige Ade fables, "risti-lious
Fanny" and "Azalea's CelebrliSes." are
unusually good. i'rhe orRan a coinpun-
iment of "The Rtisary," playecl byClif
ford Carney for thejtwo mushj
was a gem. j no nuinori
a double encore.
leopard
It is
I girls,
the duo
Hurt by Automobile
: T. R. Smith, laborer. Of 34814
Third street, received, severe bruises
yesterday, when he was strui-jk by an
automobile at Second and
streets. He was taken to tie Good,
Samaritan hosuital by the vehicle ht
struck him., '
Taylor
I
This Is Mg Spring dndEasier (
For Friday hndS
Will lake tmMe Best SiE
m lad in Your Life Ik
Seven
6th
fas
Yeats
and
at Corner of
Stark Streets
I have been in. the merchant
tailoring ousiness in tnis location
for seven years
,
Truina to Beat 1914
When I say I will make' you the best suit you
exactly! what
I say.
Everv vear mv business has in
creased from 25 to double that
of the prevfous year until today
more ciotnes , tnan
tailors in Portland
. i
I don t carel what price ybu are accustomed to naving
.... IJ-l A-L lL 1.1 15.e.- j I ...'. la . . ' V -J
yuui Liuuit: lur wummansnip, linings ana inmmings 1 ae
I am m
i ... i
r any five other
I make this
for 1915
ever wore
or what
I mean
y and equal
tailor has been making
sensational offer to make new customers and new friends so that my business
. - . -. . , .
will be greater than the record breaking year of 1914
50 Suits to Be the Limit
I arri going to limit the number of suits that I Will make during mv Easter offering to "150
I could sell nd make double or triple this number, but owing to the high-grade work and
personal attention I will give each and every suit it is necessary for me to place this limit
'est
Stock
in-Portland
Space doesn't nermit me to enumerate all the different natterns in new shade and
weaves, but REST ASSURED that anything you ire looking for will be found in this- mam
moth stock i
If your suit
My 'advice
Easter Sunday, I
fatisfactirih Guararifvpd
ompleied is not absolutely Satisfactory I will not accept one cent
when!
to men is that if you want
be on hand early
RAY
t ' ' I -
Portland's Leading Tailor
to be
one of Portland's fifty best dressed men
ARKHU3RS
For Seven Years at SIXTH AND STARK STREETS