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Newspaper Page Text- THE OREGONDAILY: JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND,' WEDNESDAY, MARCH : 13,-1918. i,,-ai.JPtA.V BALANCE OF POWER WITH ALLIES, SAYS HILAIRE BELLOC IN SUNDAY'S JOURNAL !! either fears his fate too much, t Or h la deserts are small. That dare not put It to the touch . To rain or lose It all. .- Marquis of Montrose. Against their wills what numbers ruin shun, Purely through want of wit to be undone ! Nature has shown by making it so rare. That wit's a ewel which we need not-wear. & Mtn Utxingfi on Screen anb Toon. stage Duty of Theatre To Alleviate Sorrow Pliblic Today Needs Recreation If It Ever Did, and Producers Should Realize It. MISS CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. wh6 is appearing at the.Maiestic this week in "Jealousy an excellent screen adaotation of the noted French play, !The Marionettes.' The star is supported by her own company. -' - Telleg en aj v. t . j.. THEATRES today are offered the most wonderful field. of endeavor In their history. Instead of being counted In the things that should be foregone n account of the war. they are counted as a very Dart or the requisites of these tragic, war-ridden times. For the duty of the theatre Is to alleviate the sorrow, the constant thought In the public mina, 01 a war torn, bleeding world. The public of , today needs recreation if ever It did need It. How true hi the little saying: All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." That sentiment doesn't exact-! ly fit the occasion, but serves iri a sense to convey the meaning. True, Uncle Bam nai leveled a 'special tax against theatres, but on the other hand he has Issued words of encouragement to the theatrical men. "Good, clean, wholesome entertain ment," that is wnat ne nas saw in substance. We read where President Wilson , 'attends the theatre every, week. We read where the soldiers have tbelr own theatres and own entertainments I. v, Wa ftr. tnM that .iwvil v ! .in-. v - ?lt Is encouraged, for a happy soldier U a good soldier. But without exaggeration. 100 per cent of the theatre's ability to .carry through the great mission, tnrust up ,on It by a world embroiled In war, depends upon the class of entertain ment given. Producers should ever beer In mind the untold sorrow In real life as it is nAinir ivm in inBM Liriitsa. lucj should ever bear In mind tne great .mission Of the theatre. They should study closely what the people need nurt want And then elve them lust -that, exercising their very best judg : Tnent and . precaution. . There Is no excuse whatever for presenting old worn out vehicles, which, . with a few exceptions, are deep ridden (wlth blood curdling melodrama. Shake ' speare and those of his time are desjl. 14 tk.l. mfiBtpiilr.a wore nnr atnri'tad in school it Is the fault of the stu dents. ' The people today want human in terest gems of modern life and anyone knows that there Is plenty of such - things to draw from. Oo to any theatre ' and you'll soon learn that ' these are the things. George Walsh Flay Is Feature t r 1 n .. i ..... t . Ti . i n i , . v. n . ular George Horace' Lorlmer story which has been plcturlzed by William Ffcjrjwlth George Walsh as Its hero, is the r unusual photoplay offering that opened-. at the. Strand theatre today. A 409pound black bear, the stunts of the sunny and athletic Walsh, a Kentucky "colonel," a few hundred carloads of onions and a pretty girl are a few of the ingredients which go to make "Jack Spurlock" a splendid film. Mu sical Miller, an artist of-- exceptional ability, who plays on saxaphone. cor ref and violin, as well as giving one oi mose oia iasnionea square aance sessions, via rube makeup, is on of the feature acts of the new Transcontinen tal vaudeville bill. Other numbers are Kddle and Flo Brown, Black and Tan comedy singing, talking and dancing; Poser and Light, in song, talk, piano and violin selections ; Bruce snd Groves, eccentric character comedians, and Fields and Brown "in their novelty comedy act. . ' Vl Is Within the Law Chicago. March 13. (I. N. 8.) "With in the Law" Is always within the law according to a decision of the appel- - Ute court today. The court decided In i favor of the movie version in the suit forbidding the show and four otner motion pictures condemned "The -- Birth of a Nation." "Birth Control," "Sins of the Sons." and "The Tiger Woman." mm f if". V. American Citizen I Actor Husband of Geratdine Far- far Receives His Final Natu ral izafiom Papers. BY RUflSEbL XTEW YORK. March 18. (I. N. S.) ; ' Lou Tellegen, the actor. Tuesday te- came a citlsen of the United 8tates 'when he received his final naturalisa- I Uon papers. Tellegen, who is the hus-: men there are who fier seeking ' FoItwina Directions YH ' RE Is nothing more simple and easy to do tan asking advice and following directions. , Yet It Is appalling to discover bow many stop after asking the questions and receiving the advice. There are many persons, 'counting yours truly, who have spent, time and money In quantities to learn to sing we will say as an example such persons are qualified to give advice on that subject of an Intelligent and Instructive na ture. . The same may be said of acting, painting and drawing, not alluding to the high and more dignified profession of law, religion and medicine. It seems a very simple7 matter to fol low advice correctly, but It is mar velous ' to discover how -many woraea to know exactly how to do something Just right, going to the trouble of ask ing Important questions about it and receiving detailed rules to follow, will pervert the directions and rules to suit their own conveniences, regardless of the effects. How can they expect the proper result? But, they do. strange to say. It Is just as important to follow di rectlons correctly as- It is to spell words ,band of Geraldlne Farrar, is a Dutch man. and his. oath Included a denial of allegiance to Queep Wllhelminsy. FRATERNAL NOTES 1 Clyd R. Burns, formerly credit man with Marshall Wells, has written a latraM nm flamA,. r XT V K. i. th. ko. -, -.,o , correctly. I have heard important per- '-. . . " . '. . r inni v "Whit iTKLtt.ra the enelimr ron, u. n. a., zieia z. in training, tie,- r r " , v, has written Frank J. Whalen of the lon M thoht Is expressed r. Portland Council. Knights of Colum- But the spelling, if lmperfecUy done, bus, and says that he lost his Christ- imy change the entire meaning and aN mas presents and a. box of cigars be-1 tect tho word and Phrase, causing ridl cause he has chansred his location five i cule In place of seriousness of the most j different times, and the number of his Profound nature. : aero squadron has been changed four - There is a cure for every 111, every (different times. Recently the sights of bodily Imperfection and every sorrow, i Broadway, little old New York, have Doctors are supposed to furnish the j occupied his spare time. If anybody ! advice and prescriptions for the first, (wants him to bring back something ' students of personal beauty can give from Berlin, Germany, they should write rules and. advice for the second and him at the above address and tell him . the third is in the power of each Indl- It Is always gratifying to know that you have done your part thoroughly and is. in almost every case, rewarded by successful results. One woman who was too stout and next Friday night' at Swiss hall. 'There' wlU be a large class . Initiation, many ' visitors from other councils present and I Judges. Gatens. ; TaswelL Jones and 1 SttnMnn. will narthHnate. ' , All soldiers are , welcome to the free hospitality of the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors tonight at, M.. W. A. time a St. Patrick carl and dance so cial will be given. The public, is In-j vited.', . Vs. '-',&". 1 safe and sure rules to lessen her slse. hml1 No- Elventh street, at... -which i An exercise before breakfast and simple diet were advised,, which. If followed, would have reduced her weight five pounds a week without the allghest dan ger or Inconvenience. She started her! The election of officers f Portland Mcrvise unmeaiaieiy-alter a. nearty t.i rv. nriiMu ni k. breakfast and naturally became UL 1 ' . , p- f.n.i. .1 c7. " 'held tonight at the regular meeting in ha will waddle thMi.rh tif. H..nv Moose i.mpie. ounn . ana iayior, she hasn't theense to follow directions M.i"e conlw- "u properly. j campaigning Is active. , . . . - . . ; Dosing Is a dangerous habit. Fowl Portland Tent No. 1, the; Maccabees, people can be trusted to take Just the will give Its regular monthly dance, and proper dose pf any medicine. The poor : card party Thursday night at their hall. Aged Couple Beaten1 By Armed Burglars San Francisco. March la. t N. &) Awakened by a noise tn their room at a local hotel Tuesday, William O'Neill, a retired merchant of Freana and his wife were confronted by two armed men who severely beat them and escaped with some Jewelry. Both were badly hurt and were taken to the emer gency hospital. The Turkish government Is planning to Investigate the possibility of both bridging and tunneling either the Dar danelles or the Bosphorua, AMUSEMENTS 40 Alder street! to which all -members and friends are Invited. : , ;,. i , 1 Albert Pike lodge, j T. end A. M-. ; will hold a : special communication to night at the Maeonlc Temple. to confer , what it Is, for Clyde is on his way, so to speak, and expects to call on the kaiser at the first opportunity. The members of 'Portland lodge No. 142. B. P. O. EX, are made aware that there is a war on in full force by notices sent out that nvlnr tit th nualiv nf Keeping up the dues of many members desired, of the Elks who have gone to the gront j " h.I uU??,.?V.he Krr,-titX n 8"ch ! palling now going on. with special I eie W2r5.,P .t.y&fin - inducements for new members until the stead of 12; and added to this will, be mmate of tne lMt day of this iv imi tcai uu, wtiicn mBKca a , ,nnh wuu uraii on ia mem Der 01 fie.oo in- vidual to work out for herself, There is great satisfaction in the knowledge that you have, after asking and receiving advice of an Important nature on the subject dearest to your heart, followed directions faithfully and received the benefits you so earnestly woman who was given a bottle of pare goric by a doctor and told to give three drops to her baby to ease Its colic and gave It a teaspoonful with her reasoning that if S drops would ease the pain a whole spoonful would cure It and killed the baby la an Illustration of how some! the Fellow .Craft degree. minds work. It requires a little time to think out problems and that time should be taken every day. Surely every one oan find half an hour each day to sit down and reflect without reading or being entertained In any way. Tou can learn much by reaaon- each one to use for-that purpose, lijpa-is-rimous actfeSMS Owe their tbut T hav rwuon td know b S beautiful complexions to thr follow letters I receive that a great many peo ple do not stop to think about their own For a ShinyvNoe ; v And Bad Complexion log French Beauty Recipe: Wash your . f ice with buttermilk and rub la a tea-' problems but take the same amount of J ..--f,,! Tv.b- time that could be used for that pur- vv.B pose to write for advice which they wipe tne isce "JJ, pp'y ruuure never xoiiow correcuy. -nere is a cure or hel, at least for all troubles, but It the help la. worth anything It Is worth consideration and if advice la worth asking It Is worth following. Remember:. Curiosity gets you no where. It Is the stirring up of continual ferment that, will end In disaster. HEILIG Next Week BIGHTS, MABCH II VZr Mat. Sat; Jt. T. YT later Gardta cunw nr - WONDERS U U Seesss lit People Star Cast Headed hy wiKr"4 HOWARD Ueasty Chens DDIPC9 Mghts toc-ll. rnitlCo Mat. fiOc-ILBO. . fl.tl.tl WILL BB ' TOW3C TALK ffi CITV4l MAIL ORDERS KOY stead of 112 per annum. Notwithstand ing, the lodge is rapidly increasing In membership under the vigorous am- . Astra Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will Initiate a class of candidates Thurs day night at Neighbors of Woodcraft hall, and cordially invites Its men mem bers to attend. A team of several young girls will put on the work, and a wel come is but for all the members of the order. . t . 'see Ktrkpatrick i Council. Knights and Ladles of .Security, , will 'be "Judged" Fascination a very fine complexion powder prepared especially for- shiay noses .and bad complexions. Rosa, led cream is different from all oth ers. Complexion blemishes; are ban ished and surprising- results produced after a single application in many in stances. Success, guaranteed or money beck. Supplied at any food toilet counter. Amour others, Meier ft Frank Co., The Owl Drug Co., Lip man, Wolfe eV Cev and Roberta mmm, Wolf wk-, Co Roberts Bros., HoUer ft Evens, Corner .Drwf Store. " M (Ad.) First of Spruce -S niving rums A rri vdc 1 Oregon Journal - Hearst - Pathe Service Shows Scenes in Northwest Forests. THE first moving .pictures of Uncle Sam In the Northwest spruce forests arrived this mornlna as Dart of The Oregon Journal-Hearst-Pathe Nev.i Weekly and will be shown at the Ma jestlc theatre. The soldier lumberjacks are shown In action In the spruce timber, riving the material for atrplar.es. The dedication of the. huge spruce mill at Vancouver is also shown, together with a "close-up" of Colonel Disque. The pictures give a splendid idea of how the resources ot me i'acmc Northwest are being utilized to defeat the Hun. The spruce pictures were taken by W. A. Van Scoy, of this city, representa tive for The Oregon Journal-Hearst-Pathe News Service. I TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS Eastern Star Red Cross Workers Will Meet in Auditorium, Fourth Floor, Tomorrow, From 10 to 5 All Members Are Invited We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Don't Overlook This Great Saving i Don't Talk! A careless remark dropped in a streetcar may furnish a sdv with valuable information. Join J the silence campaign for our country's sake. Silence iv.golden. The Standard Store of the Northwest 01ds,Wortman&ICMg Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods U. S. Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates for sale Main Office, 4th Floor. Let your dollars fight and help the boys in the trenches win the war. Easter Wearables Suits;, Coats, Dresses, Waists! The Garment Store Has An Intensely Interesting Display of the Smartest Easter Fashions Wew Method of ; Reducing Fat Opening Display of New Spring Models - A new item from abroad Informs us that the American method of producing a slim, trim ttgure tn meeting with as tonishing success. This system, which lias made such a wonderful impression over there, must be the Msrmola Pre scription laoiei method of reducing fat. It is safe to say that we have nothing better for this purpose In this country. Anything that will reduce the excess fleoh two, three or four ponnd a week, without injury to the stomach the causing of wrinkles, the heln of ex ercising or dieting; or inteiTerenct with one's meals is a mighty Important and usefnt addition to civilisation's necessities. Just such . a catalog of good results, however follow the us-t of thsj pleasant, harmless and eco nomical little fat reducers. We say j economical becarso Marmola Pres-;rip-- tion Tablets (made In accordance with the famous prescription) can be ob : talned "Of any druppist or the makers, .the Marmola Co, 164 Woodward ave4 Uetrolt. Mich.,- for. seventy-five cents the large case, which Is a ( decidedly economleel price considering the num- ber of tablets each case contains. They are harmless. :; -(Adv.) BORDEN'S XlaltedfMah In thcsquarc packaoi GRAND PRIZE 1 Ask : "WieWSST" MH .;- 1 f A , PANAMA EXPOSmOU I another moor or ooALrry STOCK OF-FERINGS' BAKKR Broadway batwaan Uorrtwn and Alder Alcazar Players in "The Two Orphans." Mat- lnaas Sunday, Wadnesdaj, Saturday. 2:15. ETening. . 8 :20. ' LYRIO FourtS and SUrk. Musical comedy "Tha Millionaira," with Dillon and Franks. Daily matinee, 2:80. ETening, 7:16 and ft. , VAUDEVILLE ORPHEUU Broadway at Taylor. Joint headlin. an, Sarah Paddan and NalUa Nichols, llatinaa. 2:30 ETening. 8:20. PANTAGES Broadway at Alder. HaadUner. Wens ton's Water Lions and diring nymphs. PhotopUy. "Tha ITica of FoUy." Matinee. 2 :80. JiTening. 7 and 9. H1PPUDRUME Broadway at XamhilL Haad Uner, the Cecil Grand Opera company. 1:80 to 11 p. m. 8TBA.ND Washington between Park and Wast Park. Feature photoplay, Caranl Myers in "Tha Girl in the Dark." Veudenlla ottering, the Willis Hall trio. 1 :S0 to 11 p. m. , FEATURE FILMS COLUMBIA Sixth between Washington and SUrk. Feature photoplay, Harold Lock wood in 'Broadway Bill." 11, a. m. R 11 p. m. LIBERTY. Broadway at Stark. Billy Burke in "Eve's Daughter." 11' a. m. to 11 p. to, MAJESTIC WasUington at Park. CUra KusbaU Toung in ''Jealousy." 11 a. m. te 11 p. m. PEOPLES West Park at Alden 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. Mabel Norma nd in "Tha Floor Below." STAR Washington at Park. - 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. "Tha Eye ol tha World." - SUNSET Washington at Broadway. "Tha Auc tion Block," by Rax Beach. Identification of Dead Asked by Creel Washington. March' H.-wlI.' N.' S.J-. George Creel, chairman of the commit tee on public Information, today, made ' ' a personal , appea! to the president 10 take some action looking, to the' Identi fication for the . public's benefit of American soldiers killed or wounded in France. ..'-. I , He asked tha the war department order suppressing the home address on casualty lists be rescinded, declaring that the public was entitled to this in formation ;and that publication would not benefit the enemy but on the other hand go tr toward improving the na tional morale by bringing home to. the people the realities of the conflict.'" Workmen Caiiglit in; Nevada Sriowslide Truckee. Cal., March J. LT. P.)-i Paul Paulsen was killed, and Ike Casey, E. Olson and Jacob Strauss were in a hospital here today seriously injured as a result of being caught In a snowsllde while -working- on the Southern Pacific tracks five miles east of here late yes terday. A .watchman ' failed t : see the avalanche sweeping down the mountain side in time to want the workmen. -; . , ' A . wireless station has been opened In Peru that can, communicate with all parts, of .South America, And . even, .has received signals from the United States.' Utqs SOS There's a dash and a flavor of youth an indescribable something about Betty Wales Dresses that has brought them widespread popularity, not only in Portland but through out the entire country. They are so destinct ive, so different from the ordinary frocks that to see one is to buy one. The nev Spring models are now ready in the Garment Srore, embracing a Betty Wales frock for every occa sion. Smart Bolero model as illustrated is of cross-barred silk other styles in serjvs and various two-material combinations. Prices range runs from $15.00 up to $32.50 v Exclusive Portland Agents BETTY WALES DRESSES Longcloth 22c Yd. Main Floor Fine, soft quality English longcloth for underwear, baby clothes, etc. Short lengths, 3 to 10 yards to the piece. No telephone orders accepted and none sold except by the OO piece. Sale price, yard Se-ii Cotton Batts 18c 3 Pound Batts at. 75c Main Floor White fluffy cotton batts In good size roll. "0 Priced special now only AOl LIMITED QUANTITY cotjon batts in large 3-pound HfZg rolls. Priced special at ' y Extra Special for Tomorrow $1.75, $2.25 Fancy Silks Special $139 Yird All indications point to increasing, popularity of silks for Spring and. Summer wearables particularly for street frocks. Make the most of the splendid opportunity to save on silks of dependable quality taken from our regular stock. Excellent assortment from which to choose, including striped Peau de Cygnes, taffeta, printed satins and changeable Pailette de Soie, in colors- and patterns that are. very desirable for dresses, waists, skirts, kimonos and linings.- Jt.75, 2.00 Ii QQ nd? 2.25 Fancy Silks, Special for Thursday, a yard only 3Ae"Je7 Supply Your Silk Needs and. Save! $1.50 Rugs At 98 c Bargain Circle, 1st Floor 27x54 inch Fiber Rugs in attractive pat terns and colorings. QQ M.50 size. Special at wOC Pro -Linoleum Rugs,. QQ size 18x36 inches. Each OOC Cretonne covered Pillows in latest patterns and I- AQ colors. Priced special AefJbO Carpet Hassocks 98c Each Bargain' Circle, 1st Floor Car pet Hassocks and Foot Rests in various styles. W e 1 OQA I worth 1.50. Special at V Great Pre-Easter Sale Untrimmed Hats For the woman who is clever enough to trim her own hat, this sale offers a rare opportunity to save. 500 of the season's newest shapes are shown included in this offering turbans, pokes, sailors, soft crowns, side-rolls and dozens of other styles in hemps, Milan hemps, lisere, leghorns and combinations. . Black and leading colors. $6 to $8.50 Hat Shapes Thursday $4.75 r r f aV steizA.it VUsTKRS toeieht AB Weak Hats. , eeV Sat Bargaia ltatlDae Today 28a Only -A Cercaooa Bevtoal of the World's fsmoua DrasM - THE TWO ORPHANS Ibbcoss east and scantc prodttetias. ' First Una in years. i . Eraoinct, 3S. 60, 7 Sc. Uats., J8, SO. Next Week: "Broken Threads": HOW BELLING AT ticket orriCE HEILIG VttXS5"m: t TNIS WEEK - KIGHT8 BetiSBlBt; saeetai i MKttll V. (tioHOll, UMH MODIs; The Btairtons, pbiaa sod Company. Haoioe ami Liutes, uoiot ucms, Trsral waakly, Coaosrt Of tbaatrs. .-. Witt OAKtAMD efts' OOMPANV - Garden Tools NORCROSS Cultivators 75 LONG or Short . Handle Spades and Shovels $1.23 ' Turf Edgers, long handle, 75e Harden Rakes at each 35c Lawn Rakes priced at 50c Weeding Hoes priced 98e. Women's Shovels, long or short handle, as desired, 50c Third Floor Long or Short Han dle Spading Forks priced $1.20 Regular size Garden Hoes 35c WEEDERS, long handle 20c Grass Shears . v priced at 3Sc Grass Hooks priced at 45e Pruni ng Shears J at 50c , TroweH 15 H e adanar ters for - Lawn 3rlowerv?5 ? 1 I hursday Special 40c Coffee 29c Lb. 4tk Floor OWK Imperial Roast Coffee - will compare favorably with any 40c Coffee on the mar ket; Delivered only with other' purchases; Priced special OQ for Thursday at, pound V; OWK COCOA in balk. O J Priced special, a pound . Model Grocery, 4th Floor ' Great $2;98 Shoe Sale Patent Colt With Cravenette Tops ' . Shoe DepL, Main Floor Women's4 Shoes of standard' makes, specially priced for Thursday and Friday. 7-inch tops, Cuban or half LOuis heels,' welted soles, pointed or neat round toes, buttoned or laced 0 QQ NOT BROKEN LINES -all sizes. 4.5o to $5.50 Shoes, pair WaWeUO $5, .50MciMh Women's Pumps of excellent quality, vid kid,; with narrow plain toe,' uau-tAjuu m iuw nas uu, wcu uicm r ruuipi sic. XUinK lO ce worn I extensively, so . take advantage of this sale..'. Regular $ 5.00 : Q0 QQ I and 5.50 grades, priced special for Thursday at only,; the" pair 1 SSBHSBWSBSBSMSaaawaBBBjBJBBaajBae to your, soldier send-hio .snap; , shots , oC; jfsmiUari? scenes about , home. , Rest; assured be will ap? . preclate -them r tothe? tmost.f Eastman Kodaks, Cameras .and supplies roay eu1iadiri fmf Photographit3Depti 7 . t Fourth Flodr r a. I Lav r a' r laV . La. r Tomorrow SVlea Mat. a-i. An BsoaUant Compaar MiUury CosMdy-insBje. - - ,J- 7 DAYS' LEAVE NOW PLAYING 'HSftU Evas.. SI. B0 te SOe. Rat slat, $1 te A (to.. wmmr PAN TAGES MAT. nAif V ft-tn oW WIISSTOR'S WATEN tlOSJS - r , . SM Dlvltie NymalM, T-. . Under parsonal diractiea ei' ' '. Mr. Peerl Wilkarsoa. . :' j , Oiaer ta Aots. ' - " Tans PaTfonaanoas Ltailr. Might Csrtsls . st 1 ana . , , . . , DANCING . OCABAXTEEO, DftVl'iMleW'fl Rjsmtltff Hi. A ASrlemw A a. - " -"aasavs-ovetwviii a STl SB. washlncton its. New class starts Man. ay, Tuesday and Thursday evenincs. . The onlv acrhanl ssihln !. mi hours lone;. to 1L Separate hall tor be- aiituci a. nruij 01 pracuce iree. you wlU not" become embarrassed, and we guarantee to teach you to dance tn les sons for f 4.00. Private lessons all hours. If you wish to meet with refined people and learn from America's best prof es- suict, caul in is waea. ll you have failed tO laara trewm ntViMa ber. we ruaranteee to teach you. Select oancins parties every Baturaay evening;. laoee Mala 7U4. . (Adv.) DANCE TONIGHT at COTILLION Hall The finest, largest dancing- palace Jn the city ball-bearing floor the best musfci you've ever-stepped to! ! , 14tl St, Kear Watkhirtoa i. Hi V; K W CVy ltotinae daDy at 240. KlfSts start T0. Tlrfi weak, s Wlarfaas petpoarrl of amtrtli TMt lttlONlltg.a J Mma Mlaa. Taey alts Wa an tea Hisataa airia, . Tfanudar. Ladias'. Swamir Spooes Tras. . ! . . Friday. Chora yirto" Coartast. v I DAN GIN G . Cztra special mammoth grsnd ball at te Honeys beautiful academy. 214 and Washington streets Saturday eve, March li.v Bet mulc. xinsst academy, kwet prices. Don't fail to pay us a visit. Be ginners'' dancing classes forming this week. Phone Main . , HcariPathe NcW OREGON JOURNAL Kews picturee of " northwest and aaoonei - euie ' will appear each sask at lesuieg Ibeauas) throucb. out ; ihe north , , locluuuif isaiestie of fortlaad. -