The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1916, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2lT IMS. 11 v. BRIEFJNFORMATION BXH DAI Of WW) fC' U- 'v Coming Events. ree IMt Tfacbattf aaecxUtiea rofttao weccatDe X.. as, - , rtracn and Hona-Uara Week, et era tw atrleattaral coilrga. jasosry S t S. ItlT. Ortfom Irrisatloa euuiTeee In Portland Js Saaa4 annual SMettaf Classical aaaorfaUoe mt tba Pacific Ititn. aartaara eacttoo. Dm etaiser B7-2. Today' Forecast. PerUass sad vMnltr Rla tenliht en W 47 1 rah amitWly wind. Oraton mm WashlnstoBToalf at aa frl day raia nt, rain or soow aast portion; atroeg sontberlr wind Interior, stroaf souls erlr fait ulvvt turn toaat. lease Tonlbt and rrldar r1 or anew. VeathwT5wrllUoiuu A Mtr i(ra haa ! Ua apaa the stout k of th Columbia ritar. Warning far MM were vrdersu at :! a. as. at aU sen aia la tfela district. Tba waaters hih pres aure area to ctntral tbla morntDg erer Iowa. Rata has (aliaa la waaUra Orcsoa. western WaahlnfUm, rxtnma northern California and ' in th. Atlantic atatea from Maatachuaetta to Florida. Light anow baa occurred In tba north era Bockf moentaln otatee and In aootbweitcra Colorado, Kaiiaaa, MUaonrl and Iliiooli. It ta much eoldar In aontbern Nevada, southern I'tth. routawntern Colorado, New Mexico and Texoa. Temperataree hare rlaen la tba Atlantic atatea. Tha eoedttfons art raToraMe (or rain to BlfUt and ldaf In weatarn OrecoB and wear era Waaolnfloa. and for rain or anow elaa- - where la tbla dlatrict. A auutherly will prevail along tba eoeet whlee will he etroneat aootb ( tba Columbia rlvrr. EDWAKD A. BRA 1.8, Forecaster. Observations. STATIONS Abilene. 1 ex . , Markervllk-, 11. C Kolac, Idaho.,., Honton. Htm.. Calgary, Alberta Ctvk-ago, Hi.... Irululb. Mliio... lfi.rauy, Colo. . , V.dmonton, Alb'ti Krneivo, Cal llarre. Mont.... Honolulu, T .H Huron. H. V.... K.ll.pell, Mont.. Haiaa City, Mo. KiMTllle, Tenn.. l.ewlton. Idaho. I o. Ana-ale.. Cal MarahMeld. Or.. Montreal. Quebec Sew Orli-ana, La. New York, V. Y. Nome .Alaka.. No. Head. Wub. Nu, Yakima, Wn. Oklahoma. Okla. Mruaha, Neb... Phoenix. Arli Plttiburf li. l'a.. I't. Abjj . Wn. lurtlaiid. Or.-... 1'. Albert. Hak Kapld tit. B. LI ituseburg. Or.... Hat-ramruto, Cal. St. Loula, Mo. . . Halt I-ake, Utah. Han Diego, Cal. , H. rr'oolam, Cal Beat tie, Waeh... Hltka, Alaaba.. Spokane, Hah. Tn coma, Wafh.. Tampa, Fla 'Fatuoab. la.. Wn Trnopab, Nat... Valdea. Alaaka VruwiiTer, u. C Wal. Walla. Wn K. Man. Temperature s u & J! It i 11 1 ll I HO I 14 12 - S 14 - 8 .... 83 8 Zti '80 .... 32 12 84 82 .... -la 4 O 2 .... 11 4 20 12 12 -22 2 - 3 -22 14 - 2 2f I 34 - 2 , Id -14 -Mi 42 4 64 40 -Id I " "w Ti 70 -IS 6 - 8 -20 12- 0 22 - 2 4 12-2 12 8o 14 34 32 .... .to o ao 44 68 44 .... 43 ..... 4S 44 18 II I S 18 10 16 M 4 78 68 ... . 40 18 80 ao .... - 4 8 .... -18 .... 44 0 44 if 18 . 2f) 2 4 28 4 14 4 18 -8 - 8 18 32 I 8 84 83 ... . 3 ! A 42 88 40 2 40 H.-, u 40 42 30 . - 8 2l -12 -14 .... 1-10 8 - -18 44 2 4 42 4 4 Bt 88 12 104 2( 10 10 23 0 82 20 404 5S 44 .48 2 6 8 44 10 .88 0 42 88 20 80 i 4 80 22.1 8 20 IS .88 2 42 88 .... 64 18 OH C4 .40 0 42 88 18 , 22 12 M 21 12 . 8 12 .... 4 .... .114 1 06 84 ... . . m 0 84 84 . 84 12 S :4 -'4 14 -12 -14 14 i! 0. o .o .14 .08 0 I .041 0 .12 o o 0 .01 0 o .01 .10 .10 o .68 o 0 .40 0 .S6 .08 .id o 0 .10 .12 .23 0 0 .04 0 .01 .18 0 0 .20 0 .8 .M .OU .32 0 0 .30 .10 . 0 aui Marthlnuaaen " frorn -Norwar. Two otharaj-rrom blllrrent eooatrtH vht wara rajitd aUeglanc to tho American flagr, wera Johm Xtw from Germany - and Robart Croabla from Scotlaad. . JBd Xixoiia aWturaa. HI Lyorta, su perintendent f tha Northern Pacific Terminal company ratorned thla moraine from pso Roblea, CaL, rhar he bad accompanied hie friend, Charlee P. Charnberlaln. Mr. Cham berlain, who haw been 111 for many moutba, deveral time belna theagrht at the point of death, la now reported to bo convalescent and ImproTtnf dally at the hot sprints. Will Addraea Taratty ammtav IX N. Lawrle, director of the Orcf on com mlaelon of mines and roolotr, went to Eugene today to address the students of the University of Oregon on the effects of the war upon mineral devel opment of th atate. Ber. Perry Oreea Jtetaxnav-Rer. Perry James Qreen returned to Port land today after an absence of nearly 10 mouth. He will take up his field work in the middle west araln la about four weeks. Opea Eeery aTiflit, Electric store. Electric buUd)n. win be open every nigni tnia weea until ecleck. We nave gins irom 780 to 1118.. (Adv.) Steamer Jaeale Xarktna, for Camaa, Waahoug-al and way landings, dally, except Sunday. Leaves Washlnctoa Street dock at 3 p. a, (Adv.) Salesmen Will aaaet-The Sales- mens club will hold its annual ban quet and election of officers tomorrow evening lu the Assembly room of Ho tel Portland. j efora Buylatr your turkey and f eexe, examine our stock Of fresh killed poultry. No cold storare blrda. Ter minal Market. 141 2d. (Adv.) alts or Ovareaats made to order on easy payments of 1 10 down, balance $5 a monrh. Unique Tailoring Co.. SOI Stark, bet. Ith and th. Salts yressea, as cents. Dry or stetm cleaned $U Unique Tailoring Co., ioi stark. Broadway (Adv.) The Grenulne SatTUsh Toffee, The Trail Candy Shop. 701 Wash. st. (Adv.) notiTreceived IN LONDON BUT IS KEPT SECRET (Continued From Page Osa.) The united Frees cabled the note last night to Its clients in both Lon don and Paris. Up to an early hour this afternoon, however, no word of acknowledgement has been received from Paris. Cables from both France and England were silent so far aa romment on the note was concerned Obviously no comment, official or otherwise, will be available In London, I until the message is released by the censor. Wliml tort I, ml tlra nf leaa than hi ml hour and amounla of treolplUtlon dt leas tba .01 of an Inch are not publtubed hereon I'. M. report of preeeding. day. TOWN TOPICS New President to Preside. -J . B. Kerr, newly elected president of the Oregon Civic Jeague. Will preside at the luncheon of the league in the Mult nomah hotel Saturday noon. "Prob lemn of Illegitimacy" will be the gen eral subject and among the apeakera, J. M. Pevera, prosecuting attorney for Lane county; Walter H. Evans, dia trlct attorney for Multnomah county; County Judge T. J. Cleeton, W. 8. U'Ren, Judge R. Q. Morrow, Mrs. Alva Lee Stephens, Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden. Mra. Oeorge McMath, Mr. Marshall and Miss Florence Olson. Members of tlia legislature have been Invited to attend the aeaslon aa the dlscuaslon will cen ter about measures that will be sub mitted for enactment at the coming ? session. Bsteasioa Xatetures at Usrary XaU. On account of the Christmas holi days, only the University of Oregon extension lecture classes in philosophy and current problems in American edu cation will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock In the Central library. The ' subject of Dr. Rebec's lecture in philosophy will be 'Positivism and the Spirit and Achievement of Poaitlva Science in tho Nineteenth Century." and Dr. Sheldon's subject la education will be "Raconatruction in the High School Field. A diacuaalon of U. Stan ley Hall's Treatment of Adolescence." Parents are especially invited to at tend these lectures in education. The class in drawing from life will meet In the north gallery at 7; JO. Thief Was Oeel eve." I'll have that, thank you," said a young man who walked up to the ticket window of the - Alhambra theatre, Forty-plnth street and Hawthorne avenue, last night, thrust his hand through the opening in the glass and snatched a watch be longing to Mrs. W. A. Tibbetts, ths ticket seller. Before Mrs. Tibbetts could do anything, the man fled around the corner and caught a passing street car for downtown. Mm. Tibbetts, who reside at 1158 East Orant street, re ported the affslr to Patrolman Myera Xeelty Pealer Is Bobbed. The home of Cord Sengatake. realty dealer, at 1(4 Tenth street, was entered sometime last evening by a-burglar who stole a suit of clothes, A pair of opera glasses and a sliver mesh bag belonging to Mrs. Sengstake. The 'burglar pried open a side window, and was evidently frightened aWsy for he overlooked many mora valuable article In the house. arentrauty Is MUatalnsdWTwo neu trals were admitted to cltlsenshlp to day, naturalisation day. in Judge Wolverton's court. They were Emll v 1 Wickland from Sweden and Haaken Note Arouses Indignation. New York, Dec. 21. (U. P.) Pri vate messages received here today stated that men high in British gov ernment councils had openly ex pressed the most intense indignation at the action of President Wilson in addressing his peace message to the belligerents. This attitude may be re sponsible for the action ct the British government in refusing to permit tho publication of the Wilson message in London today. son Starts His Knitting," the Morning tade. resulting from Lansing's deelar World Interprets the peace snave an atlon earlier in tha day. merely safeguarding the Interests of iv ' . .u ' . the United State which foel. that tka allies, in ending the war. wui JJ1 X 1 VCI llCUb far-reaching trade deals among therm-1 a7,, ,M selves, -barring' ont neutral, nations . h'nmi OT Ml0 tin h Q T who do not clay a part in maintaining i v UWJ. UA O i UUUHU the liberties of the world - The Star "resents interference ty outsiders,- but points out that Wilson "may have been bringing great pres sure to bear on the German govern-Went.'- . Allies Are Exchanging Views. London. Dee. Z1 (U. P.) England and her allies win probably "answer Oarmanys peace note within the next 41 ban ra. The identical replies or toe entente nations will be dispatched at the same timethat Is. simultaneously banded to the diplomatic representa tives of neutral powers whose or rices wsre requested by Germany to effect delivery. Expectation that the ames- answer would be ready before Saturday was based on knowledge that day by day conferences have been held on the text of the reply ever since press dispatchea Of Monday a week ago made Known me general terms of tho German proffer and that England haa also been ex changing views with her allies on the form the reply was to take. Ottawa Remains Silent. Ottawa, Ont, Dec tl. (U. P.) Canadian government officials were silent today in regard to President Wilson's peace note. Socialists Urge Peeve . Amsterdam, Dec J.I. (U. p.) Police prohibited a treat Socialist meeting scheduled In favor of peace at Leip- slr. accord in r to dispatches here to day. tgr Second Statement Planned. Washington. Dec 31. (U. P.) Sec retary of State Lansing plans to issue a statement, probably lat today, sup nlementlnr his announcement of this morning, when he explained President j Wilsons communication to oeuiger ents. This decision developed following a conference between Lansing and ths president this afternoon, while the nature of the supplementary state ment has not been made public, it is expected to clear up the uncertainties as regards this government s real atti- aaaaa n I London, Dec. II (U. P.) Claude Graham e-Whlte, one of England's first aviators, and well known In the United States, was today married to Ethel Levy, divorced wife of Oeorge M. Cohan. , ' Orahame-White la now in the Royal Plying Corpa. Willie's Advice. From the Cbfeaao Herald. Tour mother tells me that you have .been a very bad boy, Willie." "Well, father, you don't want to believe all you hear around this house." Christmas Cakes. Place your order nnw with tn Royal Bakery far your Qerman Christ mas Cake Pf fern usese. Bhaum Con- reci, floarsipan Potatoes, Sprlnrlev aiso ttoyai Plum Pudding. Call in ycraum or pnons Mar. 8103. (Adv.) Open Evenings. Jimmy Dunn, the upstairs clothier, is open evenings. $25 value Suits and .verc?;t8for and J0 values for $20. 2d floor, Mlers building, cst-ty corner from I -ntarea Theatre. (Adv.) fromiiient Golfer Expires at Bazaarj Food Investigation Reported Boston. Mas. Dee. tl. (X. N. .) Washington, Deo. 81. (U. P.) The Herbert Jacques, one of ths laadtoi Borland resolution, calling for a food golfers of the" United States, dropped egBMe- - -- -aa dead today while attending the allied . ' 1 nazaar at at ec names oau. Earle Is Nominated To Be Rear Admiral Washington. Dee. J1.(U. W Tfcs norainaUon of Commander Ralph Earl to ba chief of the bureau of ordnance. with tha rank of rear aamirau, sent to the senate today., Investigation by the federal' trad commission, was reported t the heuee today by Representative Carlln of Virginia, authorised by th Judiciary committee to prepare the report. Carlln quotes Chairman Hurley of th federal trade commission to th effect that thj proposed Investigation would cost SUS.000 and would con sum from IS to II inontbsw A cream separator of rooent In ventlon delivers ore am t .uniform consistency regardless of -variation in th sp4 of th machlns. was A Perilous Game, iron the Wsahtagtoa tar. -Don't you play pnog waist Crimson'Oulehr' "Not any more," replied Bronce Bob. "It upsets all the rules. Wbsn you lose at poker, you can keep your troubles to yourself and not talk about ( the hand. But when one of us loses, at bridge whist he doesn't know what minute his partner is gom to a raw ; gun an' rely on verdict of Justifiable homicide." TTkea wTithf er eaniag plraae mention The Journal. aa advertisers. (Adv.) f Canadians Dislike Message. Toronto, Ont., Dec. 21 (U, P.) President Wilson's message to belllfc srents was oondemned by such Ca nadian officials as would disouss it and by the Dominion press today, Hon. G. H. Ferguson characterised the note as "gratuitous" and "Inop portune." Hon.- F. O. McDiarmld pre dicted the message would be strong'y resented. Under the heading "President Wil- 4. Hovenden Piano Co. Pianos Player - Pianos MAGNOLA Talking Ma- chines Pity All Records. Our line of remarkably high grade Instruments are superior in their combination of high qual ity and low prices. HOVENDEN PIANO COS REP UTATION baare out this state ment. Our term sre reasonable. Investigate for yourself. STORE OPEN EVENINGS Hovenden Piano Co 87 FIFTH ST. BET. STARK AND OAK &QCERIES a a urur-f rc&ii? nnirro To Private G Families NEW Houston Hotel SXXTX AJTO STSXZXT STKJUITB. bloeks from Union Station. Under new management. AU newly, dees rated, Every eon van lane. Special t by Week ay ktosta. Rates Tla. IL.tl.IO per day. . Allow Us to Suggest an Electrical Xraas For years you have been giving the regular line of knick knacks for Xrnas. This year we suggest that you make a change and give something electrical something that will be appreciated. Fancy Oregon Turkeys CORN FED; No Cold-Storage Stock) Killed and Dressed on tha Farm. Place Yaur Order Now for Christmas, ta Ar rive ths 22d and 23d of December. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS BUTTER Freeh Creamery Butter, cub NUTS imported 111! ska snC5a&B(3i52fci PRUNES SEXD your Eastern friends a pres ent of a box of Oregon Italian Prunes. Express prepaid by D. C. Burns C. 15 L,b. Box Fancy Italian Prunes, express prepaid to Chicago, New York and all eaatern points. Per box 94.00 10 Lb. Box Fancy Italian Prunes, express prepaid to Chicago, New York and all eastern polnta Per box S1.03 6 Lb. Box Fancy Italian Prunes, express prepaid to Chicago, New York and all eastern points. Per box fl.10 EGGS Fresh Oregon Eggs, per dos.,.394 Fancy New Orleans Tabl Syrup, ' i aai I 1 -pound ...T54? JUNO COFFEE OVABAHTEES QTJAXITT A WD rsxrzcTxov xk BUExaxsrcr A splendid Coffee, constantly growing in favor, and the most satisfying to th great majority of drinker of high grade coffee. Regular price J 6c per pound. PSCXA&i Per round 29c Or SH lbs. for gljoo. Walnuts, Imported Hie erop, per pound 184 Walnuts. Oregon No. 1 1818 crop. per lb 254 Filberts, Oregon, very fancy, 1118 crop, per lb , 2Se RAISINS Raisins Cluster, lv lb. carton, per carton 504 Cluster Raisins, lb. box Per box .' 094 OLIVES Queen Olives, bulk, per qt.....404 191 Crop, S1.40 Par OraUon. ZD any Gate Leg Tables Special $15.95 Pretty gate-leg Table In th Wil liam ana Mary design, that r down to 13 Vfc Inches In width fold width wnen opened It (orms a 46-inen round table. It la beautifully finished la mahogany and highly (.easing in every aciau, Martha Washington Sewing Tables In Mahof any $12.95 Tries beautiful and practical ft ft piece usually .sell for 17.78. Th three drawers and two lift ton pockets on either side provide ample room for all necessary things. Dosens of other style on show ail fairly priced. hep -This aTveaftlng' Open irata s OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS Out-of-town customers are in vited to take advantage of th special items listed In this ad vertisement, shopping may be done by mail here aa safely as if you shopped In person, HO C3KAMB FOB PACTatXaTO BBXaTTBST ffO rmXXOBT ST A. cmsBi xv Bxsxxxa- pla who will kindly furnish Portland references. W will be glsd to extend credit to all good pen- wbiis run anvsxin- D. C. BURNS COMPANY Member of th Cr raster Portland Association Wholesalers to Private Families, Hotels and Restaurants 208-21 0 THIRD ST., BET. TAYLOR AND SALMON Oss and One-half Blocks South of Vnbll Market. SPBCIAX XAXX) OBOXm SXByXCB. WBXTB FOB XOBTBXT ZaXST. i' FLASHLIGHT A Flashlight is something that you can give to any member of the family and feel assured that your money is well spent. They come in mighty handy in any dark place just press the button and instantly its genuine Marda lamp and guar anteed battery give -forth a flood of light. Come in and examine our assortment of Flashlights, at prices that are sure to please. Cases complete, 75c Up Batteries 25c Up El Glostovo Is a large seven-inch,, flowing coil stove. Just place the plug in the socket and your stove h ready for use. Can also be used as a toaster. Stove complete, with cord and plug 1 Chafe This is by long odds one of the best and most convenient gifts for your mother, sister or lady friend. With an electric Chafing Dish you have no lamp to fill no fire no matches--, just screw fn the plug and your Chafing Dish is in full operation .$10.50 Up Foreign Money Payments Long before the war brok out this bank hail ample, convenient and safe facilities for mak ing payments in all parts of the world. These facilities have been adjusted to neet present day conditions, so that our Foreign Depart ment is able to make direct money transfers to Gcrmctny, Great Britain, Franc and other , CQvntriet. lumbermens National, ban -- Fifth nd Stark Capital and Surplus. $1,200,000. Shop This Evening Open Until Nine Decorated Enamel Doll Furnitxzre in the Big Toy Department Four-Drawer Decorated Chiffonier, width 11 ft ttO QC Inches, at pi.JJ Child's Decorated Dreee-Sgyf ng Ing Table with mirror t.J Decorated Doubl-Dour CO QC China Closet, It In. high Three-Drawer Decorated JQ A C Pressor. 1(V ins. wide?3a9 14-lnch Decorated Doll 9 OC Bed, solid ends ep.ta.aW 17-Inch Decorated Table dy f (? and Chair to match.... H.Ai7 Decorated Child' Rock- CI ISC er for plOD Five-Drawer Decorated SJC a? A Chiffonier with mirror PO.DU Fiber Reed Rockera & $4.45 il These fiber reed Rockers are vei aa well aa comfortable, havlnr tha basket seats and roll arms and head. Very simi lar to lUustration, Closely woven reed,- . , err durable the roar Credit Good U$e It Big Showing of New Doll Carts Rubber -Tired Doll Carta with no. hood, at .170C T $2.55 Rubber -Tired Hood Sulkies now at Steel-Wheel Folding Doll C1 CC Carts at pl.OO Dou Perambulator with hoed now at O r a y Enamel Doll Peram bulator at Reed- Hood Doll Cart now at $2.95 $5,79 $6.85 Victrola J Outfit For Gift Giving $5305 $5 Cash $123 Week VictroU VIII Quartered Oak Record Cabinet On Record Album Six Double-Faced Record! . 500 Needles ' One Record Cleaner 1 t 1 s Oak ChQaTs Rock er BOW $2.59 Cirved Back Child's Rocker 98c Carved Back Higk Chair now $1.49 YourCreditlsGood USE IT Shop Tonight Open Until Nine Pretty Pet, f17'I tl 1A $3.39 Kn TkU t Solid Oak Ckalr flaring bass witk $3.79 Reed Work Baskets A wide selection in both fumed and Ivory finish. All sises and patterns up from. $4.85 1 QUALITY Si- .Jli . '"aasBaja. W'f '-" Steamship and : QrJt Railroad Tickets Bxperleaoed Zaformatloa Doney B, Smitk Tourist Arency 118 fird EU Pertlaad. Of. We guarantee delivery on all good purchased up till Sat urday noon. All heating appliances guaranteed for 1 year j Sixth at Pine Both Phone We Deliver Buy Your Christmas Candies Here HAXD-DIPPED CHOCOIATX5 IN DAINTY BOXES, Just the tblflf for the young folks Christmis 14-oz. boxes 23c '-oa. boss 10A , . XMts for CHRISTMAS MIXED soft centrv pound CANDY. 20c PLAIN MIXED CANDY, bard can dies, assortad-- IP ' pound XUU NCW CROP ENCUSH WALNUTS, medium hard shells iwtet H Qrt -lh.XOV FINEST QUALITY MIXED NUTS, every one the best quality, -f Q Arm & Hammer Soda ......fie 3 pkr. Seeded Raisins 25c All kind Spice, can Be ii Ibt, Whole Rice ........ 25e CHOCOLATES FREE This Saturday ws five a J4-Ib. box chocolates FREE with every 25c purchase of TEA AND COFTEE, Oet some for the kiddies. TRY THESE TWO COFFEES, tke lmt far tk CAMPFTRE COFFEE, strong est and richest OK pound .............. . tJtli white meat. Regular 20a quality 2 lbs. 25c 8 lbs. 95c U no black, walnuts nor hickory nuts mlxerMn 3 lbs, 55c lb. MINCE I.tEAT raadp for 1ft ths pie, . special, lb -LUC POP CORN. Sf popper, OP. dry old stock, 4 lbs. . . . hOI, OLD DUTCH COFFEE, msdlqm siren gin, nn iiiTor jr - MM pound JAVA COFFEE CO. : zn YARqcu. stm Oppotitt g4 Co, ornct , "Wishing You a Pleasant Journey" LOW HOLIDAY FARES Between Points on the North BanlyRoad Portland to Spokane Also Central Oregon Points Cl A OC Rounrl trip to ?J.Xe7c" SPOKANE I CO OC Round trip I $V,VD to BEND Other Points in Proportion December 21 to 25 Limit January 3 CO 90 Round trip ?s7JV t0 PASCO CALIF mm 326.7Q RountiTripto San Francisco From Portland Reduce fares from ALL stations in Oregon and-Washington on The North Bank Road, Oregon Trunk and Oregon Electric Rail ways to San Francisco, Stock ton, Sacramento or Los Angeles. Dec 22 to 28 Limit Jan. 15. .SO Round Trip to Los Anrjelta From ; Portland : .For particulars see local agents of fhese. lines. - - ,: . North Bank Ticket Office v - - . Fifth and Stark St5., Pcrtlr.n:l r