THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1916.
9
BRIEF INFORMATION
1ST PAT Cii 191.)
Coming Events.
annusl arte t lag of leglslstloo and taxation
fcwcaa of Cbsmbce at Coauaerc. Maxcb 31. 6
1 m.
Annul meatier of traffic and trsnsports
tton bares u of Chamber of Commerce. March
SI. p. m.
Besfty board luncheon, Oregon Uotel. at noon.
March 81.
iaonlt session of Waihlngton lodge and
Portland lode. A. P. A A. M.. Mssonle Tem
pi, March 31, 8 p. m.
Botery elob luncheon April , at noon.
Ad elob luncheon at coos, April 6.
riviimiTi zuaiorB aien a ciuu lumwcvu,
Oregon, hotel, at noon, April 6.
Chamber of Commerco annual meeting and
dedication of Oregon building, April T.
'Mlcuieen bar." Tuesday, April 11.
Stat Granges will bold annual meeting at
Grants Paaa May 8-12, inclusive.
Boa Festival, Jnn 7. a and 9.
ConTcaUona of Knlgbta of Pythias acd
Pythian Sisters will Lw beld la Portland
Aogast l-lo.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and rtclnlty Tonight and Saturday
fair; northerly winds.
Oregon Tonight and Saturday fair; north
erly wlnda.
Washing ton Ton I gbt and Saturday, general-
Idaho Tonight and Saturday, generally fair.
Archaeloglcal Institute of America, the room of "W. P. Smith, a barber,
will lecture before the Portland So- In the Rosamond hotel. Third and Pine
cietr of the Archaeological Institute streets, by thieves some time between
Weather Conditions.
Hlgb barometric pressure obtains over prac
tically the entire country, tbe exceptions being
alight depressions over Arizona and central
Minnesota, respectively. The rainfall tu tbe
laat 24 hoars was light In extreme northwest
Washington, southern British Columbia, north
western Montana, Oklahoma and tbe lower
Missouri and upper Mississippi Taller, moder
ately heavy In southwestern Colorado and
astern North Dakota, and heavy In northern
British Columbia. The weather la cooler on
the California coast and from Arizona north
eastward to Canada; It la warmer in moat
other sections, especially In the Interior north
west, where temperaturea are above normal
X-rept In southern Oregon and southern Idaho.
Tlie conditions are favorable for generally
fair weather hi thla district tonight and Snl-
trday, with aright temperature change and
tortberJy wlnda. T. FRANCIS DRAKE,
Assistant Forecaster.
of America in room A of the public
library. Tenth and Yamhill streets, on
Saturday. April J. at 8.15 p. m.. on
"City Planning in Ancient Rome"
fwlth analogies in the late Panama
Pacific exposition) Illustrated with
tereopticon.
Xlag Presented to School. An
American flag was presented to the
Americanization school, held evenings
in the Shattuck school building, last
night by Multnomah chapter. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution. Mrs.
A. H. Breyman made the presentation
address and Mrs. James N. Davis, re
gent of the chapter, spoke. Principal
D. K. Mosessohn accepted the flag on
behalf of the
was concluded by me singing oi gradually moving, in tne past lew
"America" by the pupils, some 30 na- days the Lawrence home has settled
tionallties being represented. a foot and slid westward another foot.
Program Zs Outlined- The program ru&aral gerrlces Tomorrow Fu-
cornmittee of the Irish fair, to be , neral services for Charles Klrkpatrlck,
given by the Ancient Order cf Hi- whose body was recovered from the
bernians on May 1 to 4, has reported Willamette river Wednesday, will be
in favcr of a dinner and reception to held tomorrow at 1 o'clock from Fin
the governor and to Archbishop Chris- I Les chapel. Interment will be In the
tie on the opening night, Monday, May' Riverview cemetery. Mrs. D. Kirk
1. Tuesday will be fraternal night; patrick, mother of - Charles Kirk
Wednesday, general social and musical patrick, will' arrive this afternoon
program; Thursday, a grand ball. The from Los Angeles. Rev. Dyott will of-
the hours of 9 o'clock last night and 1
o'clock this morning, according to
Smith's report to Motorcycle Patrol
men Crane and Gouldstone. The Kraus
Bros. Shoe Co., Fifth and Couch
streets, reported that on Wednesday
night a show window was smashed
with a stick of wood and three pairs
of shoes were stolen.
House Menaced by Slide. The earth
around the residence of W. C. Law
rence on Portland Heights, la steadily
settling despite efforts of engineer
and others to stop the earth move
ment. According to the engineers of
the city who have watched the con
ditions, the whole side of the hill west
speakers at the Evening Star grange
meeting tomorrow in the grange hall
at East Eightieth and Division streets.
The third and fourth degrees will be
conferred. Dinner will be served at
noon. The program follows: Duet,
Miss Marie Strobel and Richard Mul
ford; reading, Miss Gladys Miller;
solo, Mrs. Sylvia Scouell; song by Mr.
Mulford and a dialect recitation by
Gwyn Hosse.
TL&nlea Be Boast Stricken. Stricken
with paralysis. Ttnnies De Boest of
the Portland fire department and a
deputy In the United States marshal's
office, is confined at his residence, 418
Vancouver avenue. The attack ren
dered Mr. De Boest speechless for a
tim Vnr a. number of years Mr. De
Boest has been a deputy of the United
school. The program of the Lawrence home appears to be J States marshal. He at one time Berved
Observations. .
Temperature S g
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STATIONS S g - 5 c Z
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3 s s tj lz IS
Baker, Or 3H 10 !W 32 I O
fcolae. Idaho 34 XA 34 o
Koston. Mass... 44 a M 34 O
Ctleago. Ill 4S . H !a 42 10 O
Denver, Colo. ... 2 2 3 'J4 .... i
Ie Moines, la.. 44 O t 44 I .t
Duraiigo, Colo... 2 O 40 28 48
Eureka, Oal 46 0 B4 4fl 0
Fresoo, Cal 52 4 72 52 o
Oalvestoo. Texas O 72 OH ... . O
Helena, Mont S8 1H 48 38 18 0
Kalispell, Mont. 34 10 r0 34 tl
Kattkmp. B. C. 40 2 50 88 02.
Kanaaa City, Mo. 48 4 58 48 08
Iewlston. Idaho. 44 10 38 0
lxm Angeles, Cal 52 2 70 ,V O
Marahfield. Or. . 3 o 72 .38 o
Memphis. Xenn.. 58 8 72 58 . . . . O
New Orleans, La 00 0 8 5l O
New York. N.Y. 40 0 60 44 14 o
N. Head. Wash. 48 2 56 48
N. Yakima. Wn. 38 8 4 38 O
Phoenix. Arli... 4J 1 tiS 44 . . . . O
Pittsburg, Pa... 42 2 t!t 40 O
Pocatello, Idaho. 32 4 48 28 O
i Tortland. Or 48 4 08 48 O
P. Rupert, B.C.. 40 2 4 40 1.7J
Red Bluff, Cal. 48 74 48 O
Kosoburg. Or 40 4 72 40 o
Ha era men to. Cal. 52 0 74 52 o
St. Louis. Mo... 56 10 52 16 16 0
Ht. Paul. Minn... 40 0 48 40 04
Kalt, Lake, Utah 3A 4 48 34 O
Han Diego, Oal.. 50 fl 04 50 0
Pan Francisco... 56 4 74 51 0
Beatle, Wasb... 44 4 58 42 O
Bpokane. Wash.. 44 14 58 44 0
Tscoma, Wash.. 424 60 42 0
Tatoosb. I., Wn.. 46 o 48 46 06
Vaucourer. B. C. 46 4 50 46 01
Victoria. B. C 46 4 44 0
Walla Walla. W 48 10 60 4 0
Waablngton. D.C 5Q 2 62 44 ... O
Wind velocities of less than 10 miles an hour
and amounts of precipitation of less than .01
ef an inch are not published hereon.
committee is headed by Frank Mallon.
associated with Andy Weinberger, John
Walsh, P. E. Sullivan and M. J.
Driscol.
Xectnx on Scandinavians. "The
Future of the Scandinavians in America-'
will be the topic for a lecture to
night by Professor J. O. Hall of the
Willamette university at the Young
Woman's Christian Association audi
torium. Professor Hall has delivered
a series of lectures at this place, this
being the fifth of the series. Pro
fessor Hall came to the Willamette
university last year from Columbia
university of New York, where lie wa
a teacher for many years.
Emll Seldel, former Socialist mayor
of Milwaukee, Wis., will speak on his
administration at Arion hall, 2nd and
Oak tts., tonight. He will tell nis au
dience why the citizens of Milwaukee
will again turn over the city adminis
tration to the Socialists. Come anJ
hear him. (Adv.)
Rabbi Wise to Speak. "What Should
I Believe" will be Rabbi Wise's topic
at Beth Israel tonight at 8. Service
to morrow at 10:30. Bible Study Cir
cle Tuesday at 2:30. All men and
women are welcome.
Church Concert Tonight. A free
concert will be given in Lents Bap
tist church this evening. The pro
gram includes piano, flute, violin and
vocal music, dramatic readings, solo
and chorus selections.
Jewish Services Tonight. Services
will be held at Congregation Ahavai
Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight
at 8. Tomorrow morning's services
will be at 9:30. Rabbi R. Abrahamson
will officiate.
WertheUner's Vew Idea for Men.
Goods you want at prices you like
25c neckwear, $1 shirts, 2 hats, $2.50
trousers, 15 suits and o'coats. X. K.
Cor. 4th and Morrison.
Steamer Jesse Karklxia for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally,
except Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Coffee Say Saturday Our 40c bulk
coffee 25c. limit 4 lbs. We deliver.
Phone early, M. or A-1893. Martin
Marks Coffe Co.. 252 3d st. (Adv.)
Hlght Boat for The Dalles Steamer
"State of Washington" from Portland
dally except Sunday night. Alder
street dock. Main 914, A-5112. (Adv.)
St. Martin's Springs for health, rest
and recreation; water hot as ever. Adv.
Hotel Boom Sobbed. Property val
ued at more than $100 was taken from
ficiate at the service.
Zieffert Jewelry Co.'a bankrupt stock
was sold by the Jewelers' Board of
Trade at 33 cents on the dollar. For
further particulars aee Sunday's
papers. (Adv.)
The Bankrupt Stock of the Leffert
Jewelry Co. will be placed on sale Mon
day, 10 a. m.. at 268 Washington st.
See Sunday's paper for particulars. Ad.
Steamer "State of Washing-ton."
Night boat for The Dalles from Port
land daily except Sunday night. Alder
street dock. Main 914, A-5112. (Adv.)
Evening Star Orange to Meet. S. B.
Hall. Multnomah county agriculturist,
and F. E. Coulter, will be the principal
as district engineer on the east side.
Mr. De Boest is an old resident of
Portland and widely known.
To Discuss Xiand Grant Bill. The
Oregon and Calitornia land grant and
the Chamberlain bill for disposition of
the proceeds from the sale of the tim
ber on the lands will be discussed
before the Oregon Civic league Satur
day noon by J. B. Ziegler, under the
subject, "The Relation of the State
to Its Citizens as Illustrated Very
Forciblv by Some Current Events."
The committee on rural credits is to
make a report.
x This in Tour Mind. Monday at
10 a. m. the bankrupt stock of the
Leffert Jewelry Co. goes to the public
at the littlest of little prices. See Sun
day's papers for full details. (Adv.)
It Will make you spend those saved
up dollars Monday at 10 a. m., when
the bankrupt stock of the Leffert Jew
elry Co., at 268 Washington St., will be
placed on sale. ' (Adv.)
Hotel Moore, Seaside, Ox. Winter
rates,- $2.50 and $3 per day. American
plan. By week, special. (Adv.)
Boy' Kurt in a Pall. Darrell Perry,
13 years old, of 1599 Chautauqua bou
levard, fell down some iron steps lead
ing to the basement of the Peninsula
theatre on Killlngsworth street, last
night, receiving several bad cuts about
the fare and head. He was taken to
the office of Dr. G. E. Anderson, where
the injuries were attended, and he was
then removed to his home. '
Entre Bona Panting Party Cotillion
hall tonight. Special features and
novelties. (Adv.)
Close-in residence loans, 7. No com.
Commerce S. D. & M. Co. Main 3067.
Good Tim to Go. Shlpherd's Hot
Springs, Carson. Wash. (Adv.)
Sr. E. O. Brown, Eye, Ear, Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Vew Class How Porming, Roth Mem
ory School. Call Main 6778. (Adv.)
Sr. W. Xu V od has returned. 412
Oregonlan building. (Adv.)
The Genuine English Toffee. At
The Trail Candy Shop, 702 Wash. Ad.
Mission at St, XiAwreace Church. a
week's retrt .t for men and women
will begin at St. Lawrence church,
MADE to ORDER
TOWN TOPICS
Extension Classes Meet Tonight.
Classes of the extension division Uni
versity of Oregon will meet tonight as
follows: Psychology under Dr. George
Rebec, room H, Central library, 8
o'clock; practical public speaking un
der Professor Prescott. room B, Central
library, 7 o'clock; public speaking for
lawyers, courthouse auditorium, 8
o'clock. Dr. Rebec will discus's ab
stract thinking and the highest mode
of knowing. The public is invited to
any of the classes.
Church to Give Concert. A concert
will be given at the Lents Baptist
church tonight. The program will be
made up of vocal and instrumental
eolos and duets, selections by ladies'
and mixed choruses, and readings. No
admission charged, but a free-will of
fering will be taken.
Prank Price Giles will be heard here
for the first time in "Mid-Summer
Night's Dream" at the Little theatre
Monday evening, April 3, at 8:15.
Mendelssohn's score is introduced as
interludes, Abby Whiteside at the
piano.
lecture on City Planning. Dr. H.
R Fairclough of Stanford university,
secretary for the western states,
Beautiful Materials!
"V'OU'LL say it when you
see our new fabrics.
Your friends will say it
when you wear them.
Suits or Overcoats.
$25, $30, $35 and Upwards
Jen-ems' Sono
OSCAR M. SMITH, Manager
108 Third St., Near Washington
t
FAIR WARNING
Prices on Many Articles
are soaring upwards. It is
a cold, hard fact which should
not be banished from your
mind without the considera
tion it deserves. There are
reasons for these advances in
prices. We are not trying to
scare you, but we do know
that suit materials, which
have gone higher in price, are
likely to be advanced still
higher. For this reason we
suggest that you take advan
tage of our very attractive
prices on
MEN'S TAILOR MADE
SUITS, $25 AND UP
for by so doing you have
choice from an excellent line
of materials that in many
other tailoring establishments
have been advanced in price.
Furthermore, our guarantee
of "head and hand" tailoring
is worth something to you.
Come in and measure us up
and then let us measure you.
BUCK &
HAY WARD
Reliable TAILORS to MEN
287 Alder
Next Yeon Building
DON'T EXPERIMENT
'"THIS organization is
A old in the home!
building line. It has by1
experience gained the
best methods, .lomes.
are planned according
to the ideas of patron,
and constructed on his
lot, or one we supply,
in any good district
at lowest prices.
Ask yourself why we are building no
many homea and such homes, and for
neb a class of people. Then come and
see na.
The Ai
HomeBuimers
OLIVER K. JErrERY,PES.
NORTHWESTERN BANK DDG.
Portland OREGon
Bl fpl Every Wednesday . iSH
'mM Saturday Evening Sw-2
Third and Sherman streets, Sunday.
April S. The retreat will continue
throughout the week, ending Sunday.
April 9. Rev. M. M. Seymour, the Re
demptioniet missionary, will be in
charge of the exercises.
Sr. J. S. Bnbaok, eyesight special
ist, moved to 120 Broadway St.. near
Washington. (Adv.) I
McCargar, Bates a Xdvely. Fire, cas
ualty and automobile insurance. Teon
bids;. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.)
Fine Book and Catalog Printing, I
F. W. Baltes & Co. Main 165. A-1165. Ad. ,
Rent an Underwood typewriter and
In its use follow the precedent estab
lished by the world's greatest typists.
Its features are simplicity, speed, ac
curacy and stability. Iocal office. 6i
Sixth street, Portland. (Adv.)
Use Bassett'a, the Original Native
Herbs for Constipation. Rheumatism,
Headaches. 50 tablets 25c. All druggists.
Close-in residence loans, 7. No com.
Commerce S. D. & M. Co. Main 3067.
y 1 1 ' 1 ' " 1 ' 1 "U
Working People
ATTENTION!
I am a graduate and
licensed p h ysician
and surgeon. I give
you first class medi
cal and surgical at
tention at less than
half the usual fees.
Office Calls. SOo
Hons Calls... $1.09
Confinement Cases,
for $10
SB. V. CLAUDS
HalOTOI
718 Seknm Building
3d and Washington
Hours 10 a. ra. to
S p. m. Sundays.
12 to 2 p. m.
OrrZCB PBOBE. XAXZr 2678.
RESIDENCE PH, BEUWOOD 8344
Table d'Hote
5:30 to 8:00 $1
Dancing 6 :30 to 8 :30
Informal
After-Theatre
Supper and Dance
Dancing from 10 to 12
Service a la Carte
Sunday and Daily Table
d'Hote Dinner 5 :30 to 8 $1
Service a la Carte 6 :30 A. M.
to 1 A. M.
Club Luncheon 12 to 2
or fland Motol
. COber; Tlanaer ,
I
New I
in
Portland
Should
First FuhI,
TLeir
Way to
Hotel
T
.rrivais
illinium
c
ornelms
BATES $1 A. BAT ABB V9.
C W. OomeUna, Ti Id t.
X. B. CTetoker, Wanareg.
Park and Alder, Portland. Ox.
for the
Sunday Dinner
Dine at the
Imperial Hotel
Table d'Hote Dinner $1.00
SERVED IN THE TAPESTRY RESTAURANT
5 to 9 P. M.
Imperial Hotel Augmented Orchestra, F. H. Wing,
Director.
Blanche Etelka Burritt, Dramatic Soprano
Dinner Week Days 75c
IN THE POMPEIAN RESTAURANT
Breakfast, 6 to 11:30, 25c; Lunch, 11:30 to 5, 25c
Dinner, 5 to 9, 50c
Dinner- Week Days 35c
PHIL METSCHAN, Jr.
1
Manager.
Smart Clothe
create an atmos
phere of well
being. They put
cheer in your
heart and produce
a mental buoy
ancy and confi
dence that puts
you in the win
ner's class. Even if things do not seem to go
just right, you can't feel down in
BENJAMIN
CORRECT
CLOTHES
You just have to live up to their smartness
and assurance. Slip into a Benjamin Suit to
day. You'll find our line of the new Spring
styles and materials a winning one.
$20, $25, $30, $35
BUFFUM &
PENDLETON
Morrison
Street
Opposite
Postoffice
SasW:
) '"sisli
IIP
2C
A good merchant takes his
discount on ALL his bills, if
possible.
While a large majority of
the people of Portland are
taking their discounts through
r5
Green Stamps
are you getting this discount
on as MANY of your pur
chases as possible?
IT'S A HABIT THAT PAYS
20 Years in a Thousand Cities
and in Portland to Stay
Sperry&HutchinsonCo.
Is
Hold Tight
THRIFT is not so much
a matter of earning
money as in keeping
it. The nation-wide cam
paign now being planned
by the American Bankers'
Association is aimed di
rectly at this phase of
careful saving - judi
cious spending.
Checking accounts
promote system.
Northwestern 31 :::
Sixth jki"'r5
Carrying an account with
the Northwestern National
aids one to both earn and
hold money for in addi
tion to it being a deposi
tory, it extends a co-operative
hand to all patrons.
Saving accounts
earn interest.
OMLMNK
Bank Building
Morrison
Telephones, Marshall 1; Home, A-6281
wem
Lamb)
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON
California Baby 1916 Spring Lambs
FOR THIS
Saturday's Sale
ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER SO ORDER EARLY
Hind Quarters, lb 35c
Fore Quarters, lb 25c
Loin or Rib Chops, lb 40c
Rolled Shoulders (larded and
nearly boneless), lb 25c
BEEF
ALL JONES' QUALITY STEER BEEF
Prime Rib Roasts, lb 22t
Shoulder Pot Roasts, lb 16t
Plate Boil and Short Ribs, lb 13j -
ALSO A SELECTED LOT OF SMALL GRAIN-FED PIG
PORK, THE COUNTRY'S CHOICEST MILK-FED VEAL,
OREGON'S CHOICEST VALLEY YEARLING LAMBS.
Bock Sausage, all you want at, lb w . . . 20c
Veal Sausage, lb 18c Clubhouse, lb 15c
Veal Loaf, lb 15c
Jones' "Pride of Oregon" Brand
Hams and Bacon
Sugar Cured Mild and Sweet
A Delicious Flavor Awaits You.
Hams, y2 or whole, lb 18
Bacon (choice stock), Y or whole, lb 18S20
Tenderloin Backs (English style), lb 17
Picnics, lb 13t Cottages, lb 14
Jones' Special Bacon, lb 12j4
ALL MEATS GUARANTEED TO BE "JONES' SU
PERIOR QUALITY" AT THESE LOW PRICES
We Deliver Exact Penny Change Cash or Credit
POWERS' f
All-Day Saturday Special
Only
200
Wo
Only
200
99
$2.75 High Quality
Aluminum Percolators
ON SALE ALL DAY SATURDAY
A big special thai will bring the crowd here tomorrow. A big seven
cup aluminum percolator made of tf) pure stock In offered at a
price far less than you have ever paid, even les than the price ot
common granite. This percolator is silver finish and is fitted with
shaped black enamel wood handle. When Inset is removed the perco
lator converts into a coffee pot. Only 200 offered at this price. 80
come early.
One to a Customer Wo none or CO. S. Orders XTo Ssliverlee
Specially Priced Tomorrow
This special sale of Sulkies, Go-Carts and
Oriole Basket positively ends tomorrow.
Sulkies
Go-Carts
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