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JOUIUJAL.
po:;tlai;d. Thursday. apiul 17, icio.
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GOOD FRIDAY TO
BE OBSERVED 111
T
MOS
CHURCHES
Especially Impressive Ceremonies
Will Take Place in Catholic
and Episcopal Churches. -DR.
BOYD WILL GIVE SERMON
Rev. Mr. Griffis Will Address
Young People; Drs. Waldo and
Hinsort to , End ..Meetirfgs". -
Good Friday; the holiest day of th
Christian year, will be celebrated most
solemnly Friday 'in Portland churches of
nearly every denomination.
At St. Mary cathedral the celebration
will start at i "a. m. with -the solemn
mass of th pre-eactif led. followed ' by
the solemn chanting; of the passion ac
cording to St. John, and singing: of the
Improperia ; at 1 :30 a solemn service
will e held, the text being, "The Seven
. Last Words From the Crows." Short ad
dress will b Riven and music from
Monestel and Dubois . will - be rendered
ny me camearai cnoir. At a p. m. the
Rev. "Prior Olson. O. P., of the Domini
can church of the Holy Rosary,- will
preach on "The Pasaiort of Onr Lord.
! John H. Boyd, pasYor of the First
Presbyterian church, win conclude his
. series of Passion week services" with a
sermon on "The Unending; Presence."
.Win Add res Tosng People -
Rev.' .H. , H. Griffis will speak to the
young; people of the Christian Endeavor
society on the subject, "On Being; Rich.
Mulo will be furnished by Mrs. O. B.
KlddV- , - 1
Dr. vWilliam . A. Waldo also will close
his Pasaion week services Friday night
at the White Temple, with a special con
secration service. Ir. W. B. Hipson has
been preaching a series of sermons this
week at thei Kast Sldfe Baptist church on
"His Last Week,V whjcfc will be con
cluded. Fridfty night.. ,
In nearly All Episcopal churches In
the city threehour services will beheld
Good Friday, beginning at noon. , Spe
cial announcement of these services has
been made, by Dean Hicks of the Pro
. Cathedral, .the Rev. Thomas Jenkins of
St. David's church .and the Rev. J. G.
. Hatton of St. Mark's church. ,v )
Father Smtth at St. Patrick's church
announces the- following ; services for
. Good Friday Horning service, 9 a. m. ;
stations of the cross will be made at
2 :30 p. m. j'Passion sermon. .'"Way of the
Cross," at 7:49 p, m. -.- .;
Special Passion "week services are be
ing held this- evening and:' Good Friday
evening at' the MC Tabor Presbyterian
church, by fhe Rev.-Ward W. McHenry.
preparatory to the Easter Sunday com
munion service. i :
Pre-Easter services will- be held In
Piedmont Presbyterian church this even
ing and Friday evening at 8 o'clock, by
the Rev. A. I Hutcfiison. '
- At St. Paul's Lutheran . church, ast
Twelfth and Clinton rtreeta, the Rev. A.
Krause will hold a special service Fri
day, morning at 10:30 o'clock and - will
administer holy commvnion at 9 p. m. :
The Rev. Father Anthony ' announces
-for Good Friday the mass of the pre
aanctifled with adoration , of the cross
and singing of the 7mproperla,, for 8 !15
a. m. The offices of Jloly Saturday
will commence at 7:3ft a. m- concluding
with high mass at about t:30. 1
' . Sleinorfal Services i
At Westminster Presbyterian church
memorial services will be conducted at
7:45 1 m. The program i am follows:
Organ, , prelude and adagio t from the
second Sonata, Mendelssohn : anthem,
"The Crosa f Calvary," Gounod ? duet,
soprano and contralto, "Jesu. Gentlest
Saviour," Salnt-Saens ; : baritone solo,
Through the Darkness," Rossini : so
prano solo and Quartet. "My God, I Love
Thee." Bennett anthem. "By Thy t31ori
ous Death and Passion," Dvorak. .-
Services will be. held Friday evening
at 8 o'clock in the chapel of the Church
of P"" Father, on Broadway and Yam-
OLE HANSON, SEATTLE "FIGHTING MAYOR," FAMILY
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Mayor Hanson, or Sea(lle, besides being in pubflc. life the man who broke the Seattle strike and one of
the foremost men In the public mind at this time, is the head of a family of nine children.- Two of
them will be with Mayor and Mrs. Hanson in Portland tomorrow. Below is given the group picture 1 of
the entire 'family. Above, left to right, re William Taft Hanson, Miss Doris Hanson, Ole Hanson Jr Miss
Nellie nanson and Theodore Roos evelt Hanson Middle row Mayor Hanson, Bob La Follette Hanson and
Mrs. Hanson. Lower row Cugerie Field Hanson, Lloyd George Hanson and Miss Harjorie Hanson.
Oie Hanson, Seattles "fighting mayor,'
who will speak at The Auditorium Fri
day night at 8 o'clock on the subject of
Americanism vs. Bolshevism, is one of
the upstanding figures In American life
today. Before the Seattle strike he was
Mayor Hanson of Seattle. After that
strike he was a national figure. The
seed of Bolshevism had been planted at
Seattle. ? There were many' there who
saw the beginning of the "new revolu
tion" in ' the calling of v the strike, , its
fructification in success. When' business
and industry were .palsied by the walk
out, the eyes of the nation were turned
anxiously toward - Seattle and - its city
government Ole Hanson stepped into
the breach. He stood for law and order,
for equality and equal justice between
man and man. He prevailed. The strike
failed and Seattle and the nation took
up its forward march once .nAre V
Mayor Hanson told 10,000 cheering
people the story Of .the victory . of Se
attle's Americanism over Seattle's- Bol
shevism at San Francisco a few nights
ago. Friday night he will tell the story
to the people of Portland at The Audi
torium. In the statement, of the- sub
ject of his address to the management
of the Portland Press club, upon whosaj
Invitation Mayor Hanson was induced to
stop in Portland, he "said that he In
tended to "talk plainly" of the things
he knew -and had seen.. -
Mayor Hanson will be accompanied by
Mrs. Hanson, who has been in California
with him, and by two of their children.
While in Portland they will stay at the
Hotel Benson. Tomorrow at noon Mayor
and Mrs. Hanson will be the guests of
the Press club for luncheon at the Port
land. ; In the afternoon they will be
taken over the Columbia highway,
should they, so deilre. They win. leave
Saturday for Seattle.
hilL , The Rev. Thomas I. Bitot, j D, D.,
and the Rev. William Q. Eliot Jr. will
conduct' the"; services. ' ' -V'.- -. ;.
At Grace Lutheran church the pastor
wllHTceliver the last sermon' of the Lenten
series Friday on "A Buriet that Teaches
U to Be Comforted and HopefuLf
Our Saviors Lutheran church will ob-.
srve .Maundy Thursday by services to
night, as well as Good Friday, by spe
cial Lenten services followed by celebra
tlon of the Lord's supper. The services
tonight will begin at 8 o'clock and will
be conducted In Norwegian. The same
service will be repeated in English Good
Friday evening at the same hour.
Ufanaay Tnartday Ofeerred
At St. MIchaers church there will be
services at 10 a. ni. and 8 p. m., and a
children's service at 4 o'clock. -
At Bt Andrew's, Portsmouth, the Li
tany will be read and .-a. meditation
glvWn by the ; Rev. John D. Rice at 8
The noon-day meeting at the Baker
theatre will also be a center of attrac
tion for many people. Bishop Sumner
will give the concluding address of the
series of meetings held ' during Passion
Week and Holy Week,
r. Maundy Thursday was observed with
services throughout' the diocese of Ore
gon. '
Driven by an .aerial propeller, a
French automobile has made a speed of
mora than . 60 miles, an hour over, the
Sahara desert sands, t
(C :7--' Vjrogsjrn
And Again the favored dish for
v breakfast this Easter will be
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MAM-
That same mellowness and mcoftiparable
flavorvhich : for; yeart has delighted thou-
sands of particular families will again te
enjoyed at every meal, this Easter, r
Fried, baked or boiled, "Columbia Brand1"
Ham tempts taste and appetite when served
either way, J . ,.'V
Order your "Columbia Brand" Easter Ham
arly from your grocer..
EtuterlCom Sand ay,
Aprtf xu
UNION MEAT CO.
SICK PRISONER GIVEN:
M'THSATM'NEIL'S
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INSTEAD OF 9 IN JAIL
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Change in White Slaver's Sen
tence Comes When Court Told
! Prison Sentence Would Kill.
you may as well bury "that man
alive as to confine him ' in jail. pro
tested Boon Cason. counsel for
Montgomery, sentenced this morning by
United States District ludg Bean, after
having been convicted f white slavery
during the federal court term lit Pendle
ton last week. - '
Instead of sentencing Montgomery,
who is in. ill health, td nine months in
the Multnomah county jail. Judge Bean
in? posed a sentence of 15 to be
served in the federal prison on McNeil
island, where salubrious saline breeses
blow.
J. J. Fisher, convicted of Operating a
whiskey still on Snake river, was sen
teheed to nine months in the Multno
mah county jail and fined 5(k. Paul
Queahpama was given three Months and
a fine of $350 on conviction of a charge
Of taking liquor onto the Umatilla reser
vation. Ray ("Dusty") Rhodes was sen
tenced to bIx month, for alleged Vlo' ft-;
Hon of the federal liquor law. ; RecentTy
he was fined in-a Klamath Fnlis cdurt
for another alleged liquor lw Violation
Civil Service Teat !f r
- For, Postmastership
Examination will be held at Ontario,
WHay 31. for the position of postmaster
at Huntington., the, civil service commie
stOft announces, Application form 804
And full Information concerning the re
quirement f the person who would'
take the .'examination may be obtained
from the postmaster at Huntington or
from the ; civil : service commission . In
Washington. D. C. ' ApplieatlonB should
be properly executed and filed with the
commission in Washington , In time to
arrange for the exann nation of the ap
plicant. Applicants must have reached
their twenty-first birthday but not their
sixty-fifth birthday, on the date of the
examination. - -
Spokane Hotbed of
Red Element Closed
Spokane, April l?. TJ. P.V Turner
hall, long a hotbed of revolutionary
speeches, has been eloeed by its owners,
the German Turnverein. Action today
followed threats by the city legal de
partment to take steps under the crim
inal syndicalism law to Aupprees Bolshe
vist meetings in the halL The legal
department's threat came Immediately
following the close of the trial of It. M.
Wicks, alleged Portland Soviet head,
who was convicted -yesterday on syn
dicalism charges.
COiumERCE CteER
DELEGATES TO START '
ONVAYEASTTOfilGHT
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Special Car on Way to Foreign
Trade Convention at Chicago
To Leave for San Francisco. 1
Members of the Chamber of Commerce
going as Portland delegates to the
sixth annual convention at Chicago,
April 24, 25 and 28. will leave tonight
in a special car to San FrancIsoS where
they will join the southern delegation
in making plans for the presentation of
Pacific coast topics. l: j I
The Portland delegation will go fully
prepared to tell those gathered at the
convention ail about the port of Port
land. Data relating to the port and its
facilities has been complied in brief
form and the local : men , will be ready
te answer any questions which may be
asked, them. , ;i i
Revision of the list shows that IS men
will attend the convention for Portland.
They are : W. P. La Roche, E. H. Sens
enich. A. C. Callan, David F. Morrison,
E. N. Weinbaum, C. Peterson and
Charles Devette, who will occupy - the
special car, and Kurt Koehler, John O.
Fitzgerald. H. F. Bolce and H. P.-Fer-gueson.
who will join the 'delegates 'at
Chicago.
The special oar will be attached to
the train leaving here at l a. m. One
day will be spent in San Francisco to
confer with the southern delegation.
They will then have their car -attached
to a special train known as the Foreign
Trade special. , . , ...
At Chicago " the local delegates will
stop at the Stratford hotel. From, the
Foreign Trade convention it Is expected
that most of the Portland men will go
to the United States Chamber of Com
merce convention at St. Louis on April
29, 30 and 31. f ' f
Exporters and importers all over the
country are iooknig forward to this con
vention as being the most' Important of
the post-war meetings in shaping the
policy of the future American merchant
marine. John N. Fitzgerald' will . repre
sent The Journal at the convention ses
sions and keep our readers Informed of
the important measures that arise each
day.
Democrats in Bay
State Want; Wilsonv
; To Oust Burleson
Boston. April n;-(TJV P.-Prominent
Democratic leaders of Massachusetts
today cabled President Wilson 'calling
upon, him" to "remove Burleson and
therefore settle the telephone strike. The
cable follows :
"Burleson wrecking party. Remove
him and settle strike.'-
The appeal was signed by Francis
Finneran. president of s the Massachu
setts Democratic club : State Senators
Kearney. Cronln. iallanan, Counihan;
Representative. Mitchell. Oreen, Dono
van, McKenny. Reardon and Malone, v
Between -18.000 and 20,000 operators
and other telephone employes were on
strike in New England today.
Itv was openly predicted to many quar
ters that if a settlement is not reached
within a. short time a general strike of
all labor in New England may he put
into 'effect. . I ; "- ,:,
William H. ChUds
- MUst Stand Trial
v New York, April 17. (I. N. a) Wll
Ham Hamlin Chllds. chairman of the
fusion campaign executive committee
that supported the . late Mayor John
Purroy Mitchel for reelection in the
New York municipal election, , must
stand trial In the supreme court on the
charge of violating the election law. The
appellate division today dismissed a writ
of habeas corpus obtained by Chllds and
returned c him to the custody of . the
sheriff to stand trial on the charge of
failing to properly report election ex
pendltures.
To a recently patented caliper is at
tached a scale to enable a user to get
a reading immediately.
Quick, Harmless Way
to Remove Wrinkles
Want Foreign Trade
Paris, April 16. (I. N. S.) America,
Great Britain and Germany are making
big efforts for foreign trade, declared
the Petit Journal Tuesday, adding, "Let
France not be the last In the field.
Springtime brings wrinkles to many
sensitive skins that are much exDOSed to
winds and changing temperatures. To
make an effective wrinkle remover, mix
an ounce of powdered saxolite and a
half pint of witch hazeL Bathe the face
in the solution immediately every
wrinkle is affected. It acts wonder
fully on sagging facial muscles, also, the
lotion possessing remarkable 'astringent
and ton io properties. Use it once a day
for a while and see how It will improve
your laciai contour.
This simple lotiOn cannot harm the
most delicate skin. The treatment itself
leaves no trace no one guesses the
secret of your Increasing youthful ap
pearance, iiui- d sure to asic uie a rug
gist for the powdered saxolite. Adv.
Foi
Rheumatic Agony, .
Lumbago and Neuralgia
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tains Real Mustard.
The pain of rheumatism and gout the
swelling: the soreness are relieved
quicker by BegryT Mustarine than by I
any liniment or piaster.
When you begin to feel those occa
sional pains in the chest, with tightness
and soreness, the best thing to do right
away is to rub on Begy's Mustarine.
The chances are it will save you from
pleurisy. bronchitis and perhaps pneu
monia. Mustarine (Begy's) is the original
mustard preparation compounded to take
the place of mustard plasters.
It is better than any mustard plaster
far better for it has twice the strength
and can be kept on until all Inflamma
tion, soreness, aches and pains have dis
appeared. And it cannot blister net even the
tenderest skin.
YOU ought to have bet of Begy's
Mustarine in the house, because it stops
headache, 'earache, toothache and back
ache in half the time it takes ordinary
It's simply wonderful how quickly It
brings relief in neuralgia, neuritis, scl-
auca, tumoago. .
While for Strains, sprains, sore muscles.
cramps in legs, stiff neck, inflamed and
frosted feet it is. without an equal.
A small box costs but a trifle and will
qo me woric or tu mustard piasters. .
Be sure it's Begys Mustarine always
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Why Dentistry is Costly
ftT1. .Ttmlml nr . .yy
Chapter I.
Is Dentistry Costly? Yes.-.
It is, at present, costly for the den
tist as well as the patient.
The standard of fee's is higher than
it need be A reduction of 30 to 5o
per cent can 6e made without lower
ing the quality of work or the income
of the practitioner.
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I ale Parker)
The average dentist doesn't make
mtlri rMlnV " rtttictri 4r nrdcAni-
fails to attract the best minds iri the country. It
doesn't pay enough. Why? Is it because there
are too many dentists ? Nol .,
very man and woman in the United States needs
the services of a dentist, not once but several times fn
life. ; v '
And fet us not forget the children.: It has been
shown, that more than 97 per cent of btsr school chil
dren have diseased 6r faulty mouth : " -
-, One-third of the men of military age in England
were found unfit for military service on account of bad
teeth, .
Our condition in this respect Is n6t much better,
although we have the best dentists in the world.
Dentistry is top costly. - Why it is so and how its
cost can be reduce'd I shall explain in articles to follow.
Twenty-five years of my professional life have
been spent in devising a system to reduce the
cost of dentistry without lowering Its "quality.
. unaer the fc. R- Parker .System
s scientific dentistry is performed at
'the least cost. '
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