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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1915. BRIEF INFORMATION (2T-M DAY OF 1913.) AMISEMENTS ntlll.lG Broiii..a ut Sulniou, "New Hen rietta" oiicn ruewJaj. LAKEK br"n(luy uer MurrUou. Baker I'luyem In oiork. Ohl'llEI M i;r..aawiy at Yamlilll. Vauileiillf. ' PANTAUt! at Aider, aliilrvllle, 1':J 7.3" ami D.:i. EMI'RlibS Lroadway at Stjrk. Vaudeville. 7 :;f ulil fc:l.- Met-k da4. lAiutlnuuu fritiii r ..'i hiiuUa) g. l.lllll- 1- ..uriii at Stark. Vauderllla. Cod lllillil:i, 1 to 11 p. III. NA1 nA j Park and Wet I'axk at Stark. M-.tl. i, Mcturea. M AJ I I 1' V. uaMlriKton at Park. Mutton plc tun', 11 a. ui. in 1 1 u. m. Mil. I .MlilA SUlb lidm.-en WaablnBtun and Stark. Motion jl.tui.n. 11 a m. to 11 p. to. I'l 'il l.kS Went I'urk near Alder. Motion pic ture. , 11 a. ui. u 11 p. ni ls TAH WashltiKton t 1V. Moliou picture, II a. in. t' II ii. ui. AHT MI'SKI'M , Ullh and Taj-kir. Mourn to & week 'lay. 2 tJ j tiuiHlayt. Tree after Douua of i ih-s.Ih y, '1 Uuli'luy , kriUajr, Satur day and tuii'Joy. . Coming Events. Oregon atat taLr at baleiu. September 27, Oci.-br 2. W co County fair Ti.a uiiuk Or.. Sep-trura-r ax. M. 30. October 1. Ad club luiicheon, Multuumab hotel. Septem ber ill, at uoou. Quarterly muster and Inspection of O. N. 0. at Armory .S'liieuibor A). ( hatr.ber of Coinnnrco luii'lieon to Got. Frank B. Willi, ot Ciuio. September M. 12.60 V. u. I'rogrenalve Hnalnena Men'a club. Multnoniak tot'l. srpieiuoer at uoou. Hi-ecly luui Ikmiii of imuaportut ln tlul )t Multiiouiab lintel, at noon, Ortobi r 4. K.ilury club linn-tiiim at. noou October 5. ViniK" iouiii fair at oiai cirout. Ortotr H- B. "Fire Prevention Iaj," October 9. Program to eliirg- of Hre Marshal Jay W. tftc-en. f'onviuitlou or deb'gsiKa rrom local labor Dnloiit to I'uoalder uulldluif Lalor temple. Octo-tK-r 1". Meeting of a'liool offlclala of R.-attle. T foui.i. Hpokane ami lorllmd. October 'JO. i mi. .. i ..i n i. auu j.aiiti r'i',iuL at Ai i ' . . i . "k'I'iImt 2:i-NovtUilr 13. fhamJier of Ouinierce lnai'lieon to Kdward F. 'J'ren, field ae.tetiry of Chamber of Ljui ena of li. S.. October 2U, 12;U0 p. au Todny's Forecast. Portlond arid vlclnliy Fair tonight and llonsdav, euaterlv llld ii.-non ami nlilni;to!i - Fair tonlgltt and 3 ton-hils t ; wtjitoily vvindn. Idaho Fair I'tiliilii. oniler c,iillieat por tion; 'ITitiraduy ltilr. Weatlier ( OnditioiiH. A Irojilcal dMnrbmi. c lai rea'dwd the (iulf roant and .i tnodii.if s;ile " n blowing at Nw lltlcniia Hi a m. I'lirlfl"- time today. A modern l. rieprexntoii Is ..ver Arizona and a l!lil depre-iop In over itf't'iu t anadii. A luiK'' M,;li iie..iiie urea vei Ilex the northern aiittna.i Showers have fullen lu the central rint.-au Btnt.i.. Hie liakolaa, Mlnneu-.ta, Ml- m l New Mexl.o. I IhIjiih and Manitoba end iieavy fH'n- In I lorlda and IlrlMsh l oluiil 1 la. 'lie u.-allier Ik fader In noitthern S.ih 1. .hen nil, Montana. tioitheru Nevada. the i .-I. fn rx.rtloti of the liakotna. Ncbruka. ok I ! 1 1 i n i iiml tiie lower MlaKlaalppl valley; It 1- wnriner In I'.iHNIi I olu inlilu. near the tuoiiib (.f tin- f'oluiiiiila. aoiitln-a'tern WaahliiKtou. tmt nf i Miilornla onthe'tcrii l oor.nl . Sew Meilco. Maultolia aud the citreme U'irih east. 'I'lie rondltlmta are fnTorable for gererallr fair weather In Uila dWtvlct dnrlim the next to .".il lioiira. It will l.e cooler loniglit lu eouttica-leru Idabo. Ilulerlr wlnde "III c"ii I1I1Uf. THEtH'tlltr. V. 1H1AKI. Ansl-lHtit horeca iI t. ObserviiUftns. Sholom, Park and Clay streets, to nlRht at 8 o'clock. Slmchath-Tocah Kervlceu Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The ladles' auxiliary to the congrega tion will present gifts to the Sunday school pupils. Friday niftht services at 8 o'clock. Thursday morning. Fri day morning and Saturday morning Berx'lceft at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi Ft. Abrahamson will officiate. Sunday school will open Sunday morning, Oc tober 3, at y:30 o'clock. Work It Indorsed. In a resolution adopted by the nixty-third Oregon Methodist Episcopal conference, just held at Rosehurg. Or., the conference indorsed and commended the work car ried on by t! Christian Peace af-S''Cia-tion in behalf of universal peace and industrial Justice. K. p. Rosenthal, the organizer of the Cliriftian Peace asso ciation, will speak at Central M. E. church, Vancouver and Kargo street, tomorrow evening. floral pieces. The following were hon orary pallbearers: O. M. Plummer. A. F. Flegel. S. C. Beach. W. D. Fenton, W. M. Killlngsworth, E. D. Curtis. Ac tive pallbearers: C. H. Boyd, W. Crearer, J. Lucas, R. H. Thomas, A. R. liraper, G. K. Jamison, A. I... Iucas, Frank Lucas. Interment was in River view cemetery. Ivanhoe lodge. Knights of Pythias, conducted the services at the grave. Picture Slide Available. Th- United States public health servlcj believes that "education is the road to sanitary progress." To this end It has established a Ktereoptlcon loan library which in dally wnding oil slides upon the requetit of sanitaria:is, educators and other persons interestcj in the promulgation of the doctrine of personal hygiene and public sanitation. Sleok W1U Be Speaker. Commis sioner R. ti. Die.ck will speak at the meeting of the Woman's Civic Wel fare club tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in room B. Central library, on "The Proposed Detention Home for Women." The club will meet at ?.-"0 for business and current events. The meeting Is public. Worth Pacific Colleg-e Opens. An nual session begins October 1. First assembly of students Friday at 8 a. m. Pharmacy students lecture ha!l. No. 2; Dentistry students lecture hall. No. 1. Regular degree students will not be admitted later than October 10. (Adv.) Dalles-Columbia Line Steamer Twin Cities for The Dalles. Basco, Kenne wick and way landings, leaves Taylor Street dock Thursday, Sept. 30, 7 a. m. Tel. Main 613. A-7712. (Adv.) Israel tonight at 8 and tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Wise will officiate. Bible Study . irele next Tuesday at .3 at Public library, room II. The public is Invited. terian church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday at 135 Russell street, Albina, Church Bazaar Announced. Tomor row the Ladies' Aid of the Second Evangelical Reformed church. Thirty seventh and Columbia boulevard, wi 1 conduct a bazaar, the proceeds of which are to be used for benevolent purposes. Bteamer Jesse Harklns for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally, except Sunday. Leaves Washington Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.,) One Suit Prasied Each Week. $1.50 a month. Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark. Main 514, A-4314. (Adv.) Printed Stationery, Books, Posters, F. W. Baltes Co. Main 165, A-1165.Ad. Greenland's ;40 Special Suit affords economy, tailoring of merit and an at tractive line of interest. Herbert Greenland, 201 Morgan bldg. (Adv.) lfotlce Members Myrtle Rose club, dancing. Christensen's hall, every Wedncbday. (Adv.) Jewish Services Tonlffht. Services In celebration of the last day of Suc coth will be held at Temple Beth Dr. VL A. Jones, dentist, returned. Office 2453 Washington st. (Adv.) Sr. E, C. Brown, Eye, Ear, Mohawk bldg. (Adv.) Pittmon'e Slew Guide tells everything. Get Our Bates. Kotel Lenox. (Adv.) Wright Is President Of Agriculturists Salem. Or.. Sept. 29. The Oregon Agricultural society held its fifty-third annual meeting last night at the Fair grounds and commended the present board for able management. Resolu tions honoring Louis Savage and John Redmond, former members of the so ciety, were adopted. Following officers were elected: John G. Wright, Salem, president; Z. F. Moody, Salem, vice president: G. O. Savage, Newport, treasurer; A. F. Miller, Milwaukic, secretary. Quite appropriately, the blood and thunder performances are now being staged in the theatre of war. Bernarr MacFadden. See personals. , Bummaft Sale Announced. The Aid society of the Mount Tahor Presby- Horse Xaces at Oregon State Fair every day lhi week. Special train on Southern Pacific leaves Portland K.30 a. m., returning In the evening. (Adv.) Fur-El tare of a 5 Boom House for sab- cheap f twilight tlits week Mrs. D M. Slo. tun, lOTTi 24th st. N Take Alberta car. Adv. ) Crawfish to the Queen's Taste: Sny der's, 1st and Madison. Special i'hurs. and Friday, ?, doz. Main 67S3. (Adv.) Do Tou Know Dlllmi King? (Ad) Stanley Funeral Is Held. Funeral services for J. H. Stanley were held yesterday at the clinpel of J. I. Kin ley Son, Rev. J. K. Ghortnley delivering the sermon. Miss Harriett I, each sang. There was a large a 1 1 emla rire .md many ! Day and Night Schools Day Schools Automobile College Preparatory "Business, Shorthand or Combination Civil Service Electrical School Joys' School General English School (Men) Trades Chemistry Wireless School Accounting r Algebra Architect drafting Arithmetic Automobile Bookkeeplug Bors' School Burlneuft law Obemistry CItII Serice Efficiency school Flertrlcitj Enpllsb for Kor etfrn Men Fi.glMh Gnmmir anil Reading Freehand Drawing UNIT COURSES i ieonietrjr '.eruian Latin lieebanlcal Draft ing Penmanship Pharmacy I'hysiea I'ubllr Spenklng Salesmanship S-paulsb Shorthand Surveying and Mapping Show Card Writing Telepriiphr I'Tpen-rltlDg Vocal Manic Wireless Telegraphy Check the school or subject in which you are interested and send to Y. M. C. A., Taylor and Sixth Streets Telephone Main 7065, A-6561 Free Catalog Will Be Sent WORK AND satisfaction! 3 WITH MY DENTAL i.j DDirrc Dr. B.L Wright I lUlbiJ is nss'.ired to yon at any and all lin es at this office. Vnu can't set hotter work any where This" in a positive fact. Ask aJiy of tnv patrons. Mr prices will please you as much as my work. Twenty years' active practice inv guarantee. Painless Extraction of Teeth. DR. B. E. WRIGHT W. W. Corner Sixth and Waahing'. ton. Northwest Building Fhonei Main 3119, A -2 11 9. Office Eonri, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Consultation Tree, (Highest Award, Panama-Pacfiic Exposition, San Francisco) Temperatures I? I ATlONS -.5 s- S- iJ tthker. ur - HoKtnn, Mum. ... - , liiiffulo. N. Y . . 4 1 . f 'lili'imu. 111 , - I'enver, CU 41 lies MiilllfX. Ia . , -- lltnlse, Kmi j i4 I I u In t h, Minn. . . . J 4 4- I lekll. fill 411 , . . I rini.i. ful .'.li . lirilvesti.ii. Ienj 71 ' Mii re. Mont. . . W -' Jin k-"inille. KIh fl i Kiiiii'ii" fit. . Mo., ; Knoxvtlle, I nn . To i 1.1'whtim. IiImIs"., 4- 1 MS AllfleM, I III! . t' Miirstiri. Id. T i jo ; New urii'rtiiK. i n ! New ork. N. . Hi N. II. nil. Wn . . Ml t N Vakluin. W u. I rortlan.l. t'r. . . . fl H-weliui-K. 'r. ... 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The nerv- Iccs of the conclusion of Sucroth will ho held at ConRregntlon Ahaval Reliable D Old U V-re" - I N I W , v J T Y'Jsk i 1 4 HEAD THESE PRICE Full Set Teeth, that fit. .$5.00 Gold Crown, 22-k $3.50 Bridge Teeth, 22-k $3.50 Painless Extraction 50c "If yoo find thla number yon won't get Hurt." Corner of Second and Morrison. Look for the big Union sign. All work guar, anteed. Or. Whetstone. Mgr. Like most wonderful inven tions, this new Kitchen Cabinet is so simple that you will wonder why no one discovered it before. Yet, makers have experimented for ten years to produce it. Hoosier triumphs again with the only kitch en cabinet that has roll doors which are sanitary and removable. No Partitions Note the entire absence of cubby holes or dirt-breeding- pockets. As on all Hoosier Cabinets the space of the cupboard is free of partitions. The doors slide in an ingeniously contrived channel which is open and easy to clean. A simple motion removes the doors and a whisk broom or cloth dusts out the chan nel completely. You will recognize all the other features that make the Hoosier Cabinet famous. This Week for $1 Cash Women If yo" are tlre1 out at nlnt; if your back aches; if you never set throuRh; If you want system in our kitchen, gret a Hoosier on trial to morrow and see the difference. The Hoosier wll lamaze you with its saving of time, labor and steps in a single daj. Men If y"r wlfo riot strong, ask j'our doctor what standing all day In the kitchen means. If you like good meals on time; if you'd rather have your wife with her family in the evening in stead of devoting the whole evening to clearing up the supper dishes buy her a Hojuter and do it iNOW. A Dollar a Week nuickiy pays for It, and it saves Its price over and over every year. tpaot-unctutttrtd M r"X r?5tB i by pert jij J W(U1 f j , i j MILIARY TRAINING IN SCHOOLS F, AVORED BY MULTNOMAH BAR Resolutions Denouncing Crit ics Adopted; Chamberlain Urges Preparedness, Following: an address by Senator Chamberlain, the Multnomah Bar asso ciation passed resolutions last night denouncing the opposition to the pro posal to teach military training: In the public high schools. James H. McMen- amin, T. B. McDevltt and H. I Liyon were appointed on a committee to pre sent the resolution to the school board. The association also adopted a reso lution urging the government to make preparation for national defense. In his t-peech Senator Chamberlain stated that the country was not now prepared to defend Itself. He said It had neither soldiers nor equipment for national defense. "It Is a mistake to believe that the t'nited States is able to protect itself against attack," he said. "The de fenses we have In the United States today are absolutely unfitted to with stand attack as war is now waged." He approved of military training In the schools. Merchant Is Struck Down by an Auto 8erlously injured yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, when he was struck by an automobile at East Twelfth and Harrison streets. H. c. Ross, hardware merchant of Oregon rity, la at th Good Samaritan hospttai. Phyatclany attending believe he has sustained in,, ternal injuries. Uoss. who Is 40 year of age, starteil to erot-a the street 1 front of the automobile, hesitated and then attempted to turn hack as the tna. chine struck hitn. The machine was driven by H. W. Boittcher, 3S7H East Burnside street. Mr. Boettcher and companion took the Injured man In the car ami rushedwlth him to Ir. Buck's office at tii and and' Hawthorne ave nues. , Read This Men Only. Downstairs clothiers would like ta sell high grade suits at 114.75. the snhie as I do. But they isn't. 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