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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL. PO RTLAND, THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1919. 21 i FISHING SEASON S PROSPECTS HELD UNCERTAIN Trolling Outside of Columbia Promises to. Attract Many Imon Fishers This Year. Sajf COST OF, NETS' IS ADVANCED - Three 'Canneries Will Be ,Oper ated inrt Fresh ' Fish Markets Are to Be Wll Supplied. ' V Astoria! MayM? Th spring fishing ' season opened at boon today with pros pects for the coming four months.more : or less uncertain. Tho market, both, do mestlo and foreign,. Is. according to th - pckrs, : mors ' uncertain than It ver has been. Prices bstng paid to flhr men are approximately the aame aa-were given last' yew? Chinook are being paid 8 for at, Ik "rat ofsriltt cents af . .Mund. whKe' a reduction Of from half a cent to" 1 centiibelnff .made in the cheaper grades. ; .. ' ' . Four seining J. ground, Desdeaaona sands, Tom Spatter, Hatty -Sfrencer and th JCbotlMtanda, started operations te . day. Many rll netter and the majority of the , Miner are waiting until the. Spring freshet subside befor . placing . their frear in the water, but probably 500 gill Betters were operating today. TrolUng outside o ths mouth ofsth . river promises to be. the moat lucrative : mean of taking, fish this year. Approxi mately 200 "trailers started operation Sivith the new season,-and before July ft Is expected . that Jthelr number wfH in crease to -four figures. The popularity of the trolling gear la- largely Hue to the email coat of operation when compared with gUl netting or seining. The cost of nets has advanced until it has become almost prohibitive,: and consequently a number of boats have been equipped with hook and line. Traps at the mouth of the river are : Vot in operation. - They, are also await--Ing the time when the early .freshets subside. Practically all of the Inside 1 traps have commenced operations. Three new canneries will be in opera ! tfon during the new season. They are ; Jtldness Brothers at Point Kills. Co ' lumbia Pish company at 'Astoria and f AJleft Y Hendrlckson at Rainier. A num ber of fresh fish markets ace expected to be Opened in Astoria, which mUl keep the local market and the demand of ad jacent territory well jupplled. j Tag Day for Home Astoria, May Today is t day her for the Christie Home" for Girls at Oswego, v-under the auspices of the Academy of the Holy Name, tags In the form of May baskets are being sold all Father JPays Speeder's Fine t - ' n n ' n ?,'.' .t , st Believes Lesson Sufficient Thirty hours behind the bars Is long enough-to take the fun out of speeding, thought Walter F. BurrelV president of the Burreil investment company, oJs paid a $9 fine for hts son, Douglas M. Burr! I. and secured his release from the city Jail. ; . . . .... The young Burreil was fined ; 1100 Tuesday by Judge Resstnan upon evidence submitted by Officer Crlteser. Monday morning, after a merry chase from Bast Sixteenth street and. Haw thorne avenue at the rate of from SO to : 60 miles per hour,. Crlteser finally rah Burreil down la nh roadway lead ing Into the N'orthwest Steel plant Crlteser says Burreil ran through the Jefferson street depot platform while trying to make his getaway and nearly ran down several people- - The. court deducted 13 per day from the fine for the time Burreil spent In Jail. - - ' Scores of sympathetic friends cauled at polio headquarters Wednesday and offered to help Burreil out, but he declined every offer, a ha saldb did not' care to borrow the "money. ' Early Wednesday morning the jailor got Burreil out of bed and he ate his breakfast along with ths rest of the prisoners, after which he was handed a broom ' and mop . and set to work cleaning up the Jail and garage.' Every thing from : "drunk cells" to cuspidors must receive a thorough cleansing every morning. After the Jail was cleaned the young speeder also had the oppor tunity of -helping . wash several- police automobiles. ,., Junior Week-End " And May Festival At Willamette U- ; Cy . . 1 r: -' Oregon" Agricultural College, Corvallls, May 1. "Plans for Junior week-end. be ginning today, arj. completed 4 P; A' C is ready for one of the biggest crowds that ever jassembled in Corvallls, says Lloyd - Carter, Portland, general Nman ager. 'Practically every high school in Oregon, as well as many In Washington, is sending representatives to the inter scholastic track meet,, which wilt be run off Bfturday.'? 4 : Among Northwest school track teams coming "ares lewls . and Clark and Korth iCentral high of Spokane, six' men each; Benson ? Polytechnic , Xehgnoji 12. Albany Kb Corvallls It, Columbia and Washington of Portland IV Union one man, 'who Will enter the 100. 220, shot-put. discus and Javelin. V . Those aiding in making plans for the weetoend:.- activities and entertainment are; Call Zjsdell. president 'Of 5 varsity Q" association George Schwars, presi dent of student body- Otto Cantrall, president of Ju lor class ; W. lU- Teutsch, manager f Junior pron. ; Lloyd Carter, manager of Junior week-end ; I. L. Ma ther and Em 11 Seiberts, dftor and man ager of 1920 Beaveri Al Hodler, Robert Stewart, G. V. Boblnson, cadet colonel : Oeorge Powell and Henry Hearden. - The schedule of events Is as follows: ' '.. Tonight Girls stunt show, t p. m. i " 1" Friday Junior breakfast. I a. m. -. has rush. 9 :30 a. m. J burning of green' caps and; green ribbons, senior nencn aeatcauon. 11 a.' mp U. of O. yarstty baseball, 2 :20 p. m. ; junior vaudeville. 8 p. m. Saturday Tug of war, 9 a.m. ; V. of 6. varsity baseball, 10 a. m. ; interscholastlc track meet ; 1:15 p. m. : alumnae luncheon, S p. m. ; Junior promenade, 8 p. m. Special church services, Sunday morning-. Open houses at all organisations Sunday aft ernoon, . . . Stock Adjustment ) Shown 4t Opening; Of .N. Y. Market TOOK OLOSg STROM OJ ' Hew Verk, Mq wd. It. .) The ateefe martet oieoed otree. ; "There wet Sujlrti en a lafee ooel In varteu ereape ef etec hi the let ftour, eetitlns eteny ef thee letues te sieve u -te the hthM srtiw wtelieS I reoent tlmea, St. Leu It ene Sen PreneMee re ever S point te 14, alettes at tevi en Pan-ameriein treieun roe tftc S OlnU t S. while Mealean Petreieum,. after etfoaAcint te 1SOH. etooe at 17. at 4 coffinrtoe elates tvoea, tetllnf up M tr4i reeoUn V't a Me etete. mrtcn eet tuter eletM MMi KeHr-rinoriet, 1fT AUeMIe Oulf. 14H Marine Swire. ilOHf iteirel Dutee, aj. 10 t Unite reee, 77 end A merlon OanMH, New Tort. May 1 tl' K.4 8.)-Th5 atock nirttet and ood yrytnm . toward edjustxsent with the bow eondi Uo&t ervatad br th cheated diridend eodltioa ef Steer' mnnoa and the aiaiority of the hot feherted a Aeeneaed supply with m oereeoed demand at th epenln today. Bnjrinf erder were BiesMfal in epeeiat troupe ef eteeks with the totar iarua beoominc promi nent. . . ' -. - . Aracrieaa Snsar Raflnlnf adrtneod S points to nt0 and Anarieaa Beet Butar, 1 H to 1H. . Steel common opened with aales at BT . to a decline of bat rallied to 8t in the next few mumtea. United State Rubber ad vaaeed 1 point in the . Initial tradlot-to 54 but reacted te la the. next few. aalea. The motor stuck were atron.' General afoton ad vaneint 1 H to 182 end Wllljr-OTrlnd 1 to 88. - Marin preferred waa ex- the special diridend of 10 per east end Opened enchanted at 108. Royal Dutch rente ted aocumnlttion. adtandns 1H to 110. Ban Fianciaco waa again ttroac, adranciB to 21. , Ameriean gttsar Reflnint moved np ever S points te 180 and Amerteaa. Beet 8tar 'd raaeed 2 te 82 H.- American . International stored up nearly S points to 8K and Marine common, alter telltat down to 40, rose to 42 H. There, was peniitent buyinc e( Amirt eaa Steel Fvtindriea which stered mo ever 8 point to 108 H Sinclair Oil waa the atrongest of tli' oil laraef, . aiorint ap ever B Points te above 80. Steel common waa in continued de mand on a large scale, telling down1 to 0&4, and making only a alight rally frost that low. New Industrials Air Red'n Aetna Exp;.,.... Chevrolet ........ Curtiaa Aero. . . . . . Holly- Com. .... .'. Holly, pfd. Iarit Torp. aaaxraa . . . Tork WITCHHAZEL AND CAMPHORv -: RELIEYE EYE STRAIN Common witchhwel, camphor, hy; drastis, etc., .mixed inLtvoptik eye wtsh, produce qnict ; results when used for eye strain.' One customer wis frettlyastonished1 at the restful feeling produced -by a single applica tion.' A young 'm an reports that both he and his mother were greatly helped by Livoptik.'J We guaranti small bottle uto help ANY,. CASE weak, strained or Inflamed eyes.- Skidmore Drug Co.; i 5 1 Third St.Adv. -V Cprb Bid. . . 60 . 10 . 225 . . 11 H 84 1 . 1: - ?. Ifosts, to Farmers '- Astoria,' May 1. The. merchants of the City . win bw 'hosts 'to the -farmers and grangers of - Clatsop and Wahkaikum (Washington) counties on May 14 at a 'big get-together social in the C3grnbe5SoK J,:..1X 'of Commerce rooms. The local chamber iltd has recently added an agrksulturat divi sion, ' and is fostering cooperatioabe twee the farmers and merchants. ' The Netel and Pacific granges were hosts to the Astbrians at two recent meetings. ' Get Ready -for Bank' V' Astoria. Mayl.-Work was "started today by the J. A. McEachern company on remodeling the Carruthera building, at Twelfth and Commercial streets, which is be occupied by the new Bank f Commerce. The new institution was recently, organised here and is backed by S100.00Q .In local capitals ii - . r " f . , ' I . a . V 8. Steamahip.: . writnt Martin .Oolle-r Batntt . . Beaton Wyo. .. Cotdttt . SFed. oa . utenroca . Metro l'ete Mcrritt . Oil M. "W. Reft- Midwest OU Mldwett, pfd. ...... Northwest ... . . .-. . Okmalgee--rX- . . . . Sapolpa . a Sequoyah 'v. .'. , . . ; , Mining -Bill Ledn ........ Butte N. T.t.. OaL A, Jerome . I affwa : . Canada -Cop. . . Conn. .Aria, v,.., Uona. vopr. ; . Oreee,' atons. . . . Heela . . . v Howe Sound. . . I. Blojtom .. . . Jet. Verde- t $v i . . Kerr 'Lake .... .".'. . .y Magma Cop. ............. Mason VaL ........... . . . - Motherlode? Old:....1...., Mot her lode Mew. . . . . ...... Nipiaaint 4 . Ohio' Copper. ... . Ray Hercji, , Stewart . . '. ... . . . . Seoeeas: .. ... . . Tonopah-Tit, ....v........ Vn.. Verde ,. Sxt. ....... ,s.-.- Terrintten . i; . . .u .. Vv 2 : Bld.. . .' JSli.4 ": 7 . :2T4. 81 . ITS . 1H - .2 , . 2 ev e t , Bid.' - H ' . 82 -lir.-- i a-ie s 29 . 2 SO 4 8H 2 ' 22 5 H 8BM- ' -. Ask. 68 1014 285 12 87 69 14 w 15: 48 . . . 2H Atk. . ... m 48 1H -.714 " S si 174 1 4-18 2 1-18 -2H 2H 8 r -ie Aax. H - H ne r;'l 1 8-l : ft - 6H . ' 4 ' - n 'SI 24 k 4 4 ;. H Furnished by Overbeek1 of Trade building: DESCRIPTION : St Cook Co., Board liad. Alcohol 25 7 H .7 . Couhterfeiter ftnghtf; tkg New York health autnorities had Brook-; ; lya insauiaetuxer Benteneed to the penitentiary for selling : thronghont ths "Jnited States millions of "Talcum powder" tablets as Aspiria Tablets.. Don't ask for Aspirin Tablets Always say "Bayer." Don't :buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer packare! Always say "Give me genuine 'Bayer Tablet of A8plrin.-,, Insist you want only the Bayer package ; with' the :.. 'Bayer CrosaM on the packagd and on the tablets. ,rh?v genuine -"Bayer. Tablets of Aspirin" have been proved safe by millions for Pain, Headache; Neuralgia. Toothache Earache, Rheumatism, "Lumbago, Colds, Grippe, Influenzal Colds, Joint Pains,. Neuritis. Proper dose in every WBayer" package. American owned! Boxes of 12 tablet Bottle of 24 Bottles of 100 Also Capsule. Aspiria ia tie trade mark ef Bart Winafnture ef Ceieeeetiecldete ef SaSeySoacid L fiiAviii Allta Cbalmera, .. Am. Air. Chem... Am. Beet Sugar , . Am. Ceo, e Am. Car Found., c Am. Cotton Oil, e . . Am. Uneeed, e . . . Am. Ijoco. , e. . . , . Am. Smelter, c . . Am. Sumatra Tob Am. Sntar. ,e . t . . . Atuk Tel- A - Tel-ai m. women, Anaeenda Mmint . AtehiaoD v a . A.i G. I W. Baldwin lxso., e . . " do pfd. Bait. & Ohio, e. . i Bethlehem SteeL B. b. b. t. . .rrr. Butte it Superior r; CaU Petroleum, e. . do pfd. ..... Canadiaa . Padfte . . Central Leather, , e. Chetaneake A Ohi ao pro. ......... Chi., M. A -St. P. hL 4c K. W..C., Chile Copper. ... . Chino Copiier , -. . Cohv F. c X. c . Con. iaa . ; Corn Products, o. Crucibhv BUel. o. . Cuban Can Susar. do pfd. Diatillera .Erie.1..:;,:: do let pfd. ..... General Klectrlc . . General "Motors . , Goodrich Rubber. . Gt. Nr..Ore Lands. Gt. Nor.- pfd..'.-. . . .' Greene-Can. . Hide eV Leather do pfd. . ... .. .. lee Securities . . , . ; Illinoit Central Inspiration Int. Mer. Marine.. .- do pfd - j-, Int Nickel Kas. City -Son. c . . Kenn. Copper Lehith Valley, Max. .Moton e.,.. Mex. .Petroleum . . Miami Copper . . , Miiivale Steel. . . . . Miss. . Pae. ...... Attional Ieadv . . . . Ne. Conol. .. New Jiareo. i.. ... Sf. JT. Air Brak - .'T, Oentnl .... N St Vf .. . . . . .. Nor.. Iaetfic.N -Ohio CltteaTSa,.., I acine Mail . ptMUiit. Peoples Gas. . . ... PitU. Coal e .... Pwsed Steel Ckr . Ra Ooav Cop. . . . . HaUway Steel 8ps. Readiat- e gep. I et 8.,e.., Rock bland -.7.;": Rears. Roebuck C. Studebaker. c. . . , Southern Wciric.. . Southern Ry., .... Sinclair Oil Swift et Co. .... . Texas Oil........ Tobacco Prod. ,. Union Pacifies ei , . do. pfd. .. .. ... V. Cijtae 8feres. . . V. S. Rubber, e. A V. S. Steel, e. . :.. do. pfdV7..i...:. TJtah Copper ; ; . . i Virginia Chem.; c. Wabash ..'..... txzh W. u. Tel Wfllya Overland... WestinchouM Klee. Woolworth . . . . . . Open 88 113 81 56 84 U B5H 58 7 7114 110 180i 104 99 Sl 84 146 -1 41 78 20 . - -27 71 lei 7 1 is" 88 . e 23 S 43 , 79 KJ2 e4 8 75 "17 27 lei P183 12 42 59 28 114 -r- 48 153 49 41 is -26 21 ?2 56 41 1T6 22 14 45 27 H .18 2H 10 75 194 48 37 44 74 !? M Sl as ! HiiF 88 118 82 65 95 67 55 78 78 111 180 104 . s -'S3 - ; 6 -.- 151 ' 81 48 .78 20 a 71 18 7S 82 "is' ' 88 S8 42 S2 71 ,82 m 28 181 182 72 43 8 89 28 116 ev 152 4 42 Low 88 112 -80 64 94 65 68 74 70 108 129 Sl 4 148 110tlO8 7614 10T , J 28 69 ' 144 824 1 81 78 181 5 ' 87 117 ? .75 n 88 20 88 84 51J 2 28 82 41U 180 22 89 76 1 80. 109- 7514 105 r 98 k 44 61 20 86 1 25 ; 77 U 1T 60 14 145 47 .71 20 -27 71 181 78 81 25" 88 85 41 "ei 69 81 - 8 - 75 1.7' -27 10 180 71 42 92 89 27 11 48 e 40 25 - 21 82 65 salt 178 32 4 27 72 IS 29 109 , 75 104 2 48 n 60." 74 7S 108 88 144 Close ,227 1228 78 182: l s irr s' 88 il 35 51 78 181 esH H S3 S 20 11 60 38 118 80 64 95 .67 64 78 71 110 129 108 66 61 94 148 91 108 48 ,72 W 30 21 -27 11H 12 , 79 4 ..' - 2 I!'4 R 41 96 62 71 32 76 16 28 181 181 71 48 J3 89 25 115 41 14 100 . 151 49 41 110 25 2a 81 5.1 40- 179 22 44 28 74 3a .16 80 108 78 10S 98 44 S8 . 44 48 51 74 20 14 89 85 81 25 14 185 7614 07 Z -69 144 226 7 181 72 131 S3 97 116 75 14 5 8 32 20 87 84 50 tl 22 . i-riiT. 14 per cent, "Exiac per cent. Total MUes lor tlie day were 1.873,100 aharea with bends actretatint 814.793.000. ; Chirairo Dairy "Prodsee ; . Chlcato. May 1. (T. S.'S.) Batter reeeipta' T8T tube. freamery extras 5Se. extra fint packont , atock 37 eeicta 41t42cT ordlnanr rU 441e. 6e, firsts C6ftS8c, tats receipt 271786 Uveraeel Cettea Market " ' TJverpoel. May t'-CL !. S. pot eottett was better deeakwd today. Prices easy. Total ie fo the day, wet SoOS Wlea. 5 . Hsil Clwk Arrested ' 8eattle. My llfU. P. Alleged to hevins; absconded with 11600 mail order funds from titer poatoffice at Byron Hot Sprtnrs. Cal.. where bo was employed as clerk. Frederick W. Boeltrick. 49. is ta the ity jaU. He will be held for the California authorities. . Make Your Subscription , Today Bs : ready to civs your sut icriptlon today to tbe Salesman of the Victory loan. If no one asks, you for It, don't ; wait.' Brine it to Victory headquarters. Sixth and Morrison streets, or to any .of , ths Portland . banks.;, , . We mutt not only -raise vour ; quota,! but we must complets- It iinnjediatelyi oso that Pof tand ; rtay maintain her position t of leadership. . , J '. Xl duty i$ yours -not the other fellow's. ; I '. . ' By your, answer Portland will be , judged- throughout. America.. By your answers your city; stands or. falls in the fifth and last pat triotlc bond campaign. ; . , r H. B, ..VAN DUZfeR, - City Sales Director. BE (Continued From Pate One) if it Is to gret throagh by Saturday niarnt. The railroad employes will lop oft about half a million, but thus far this money has not been turned In. A CO 4er cent canvass ot the Southern Pacific shows $275,150 arm . noon the S., P. & S. sent word that SHS.000 has been promised. t C1T1C PBIDE 8TIRRIKO Portland has aTways led the big; cities of the West in war drives and may, re tain this distinction in the Victory campaign, providing- the quota Is reached by the end of the week. Some of the other cities are crowding- Port land for the position, but with a whirl wind finish the Rose City can maintain its lead. Civic pride is beginning to stir and while the balance to be raised ta large, the 'city managers are not without hope and confidence In the patriotism and loyalty of the people. Announcement that the campaign will close Saturday night has caused Port landers to. wake up but the town Is not yet wide awake; '.The city is displaying speed.' but not enough. Subscriptions at banks Wednesday made a sudden jump, .indicating that the people are taking the advice of the committee not to Wait for solicitors but to go to the bonks or to Victory Rut MA XT "STUNTS" P1AKSTED s At Victory Hut Wednesday there were 368 subscribers, who took $49,400 of bonds, paying $20,806 cash. On the cor responding day in the fourth Liberty loan campaign there were 819 sub scribers who took $80,800 bonds, paying $29,400. To finish the job In a glorious fashion, to the greater credit of Portland, the city campaign committee Is devising sev eral plans to bring the bonds to the attention of the public. People will be called on telephones and aeked to sub scribe. . Saturday there will be 24 sta tions in the downtown district where soldiers and women will be prepared to furniah application blanks and accept Urchins Beat Mothers to It Boys Sell, Tags In Advance Eight little urchlna-c&me trudging into the headquarter of the May tag sals Wednesday afternoon and T with shining eyes, unloaded their pockets of coins, which; when counted, totaled t&. 'We've sold our tags 'and here's ths money." announced the spokesman.' '. "But tomorrow, js the tag day. said Mr. FV P. Harter, the acting chairman for the tag; day. - ,--.'.-. iWeU, we knew our mothers would be selling on May day,, so we just got in ahead of them and we've sold . every one, and out they trooped. - The boys were -RayaHagen, Clarence Beads, Francis Many. Edward Ellis, Barry Hook, James Hook, John Alten hafen and Fred Popvoft, altar, boys from St. Stephens church, who were so anxious to do their bit for the little orphan girls that they secured their tags a week in advance and then proceeded to "put one over on their mothers," as they explained. The 100.000 tags that are offered for sale today throughout the state at ,10 CONTROVERSY REVIVED OIR USE OF ATKINSON SCHOOL FOR FIGHTERS War Cartm Community Service to Seek Other Quarters Unless . Charge Is Permitted. ' The controversy between the War Camp Community service and the school board over the Atkinson school is being revived at the meeting of .the school di rectors this afternoon. ' For several weeks the case has peacefully slumbered and the soldiers and sailors have been furnished free beds as a result of a spe cial dispensation made by the National War Camp Community service, until May 1. With the termination of tills pe riod, It W. Arbury, secretary, has filed notice to the school board that 25 cents will be collected or the community serv ice will move to other headquarters. : Members of the board previously op posed any charge being made for hous ing men in the service passing through the city, and stated that it would with draw its offer of the use ot the Atkinson school building, with its free janitor service, heat and light, If the men were to be charged. . ' : The B'nal B'rith lodge has offered the use of Its building to the War Camp Community service in case the school board takes back the Atkinson school. i Formal action Is also being taken on the $3,000,000 bond issue for the con struction of school buildings, upon a Signed petition presented by Emery Olm stead and nearly 100 other voters, for an election to be called June 21. The special election for. this bond Issue to be held at the earliest possible date was de cided upon at a former meeting, but It required a written petition with a proper number of signatures to legalize the procedure. company, $5230 r M. Barde Sc. Sons, $250. I ? Special amusement stunts in the last two days netted the Victory- loan funds furnish appucauon ouwias -u totaL of $103,350 in jig-time fashion payments. in bws 1 i Th i largest single contribution to Intended to give everyone who happens L.ncle Samj b, r Che8r-Wll8 tha re to be downtown Saturday a chance to , ( two-fisted talk at the subscribe after the banks are closed. TO BOUHTD UP LAGGARDS A flying squadron Is being drafted which will be sent after the laggards who are known to have money but who have either not subscribed or have sub scribed laadequately. A squad will probably-interview some of the undertakers of " Portland. Tne unaertaaers reapea a harvest-durincr the influenza epidemic. but theftrecords show i that very few of these concerns have hurt themselves in subscribing for ' the government secur ities. It is also a matter of record that In many establishments the employes are buying more bonds than the firm. The flying squadron will ; inquire into this situation.. . Thirty salesmen have been marshalled by Max Hlrsch to handle the shifts at the Albina Engine & Machine works. No plant organisation waa made in this place, as it is not .certain how long the establishment will be . In full operation, owing to. the uncertainty of the ship building situation, so the salesmen are meeting the crews as they come off shift. ; giving them an opportunity to subscribe on the ' same terms as other citlsens. WA3TX. IT OVER WITH As the end of the drive nears,, there Is a' feverish anxiety on the part of the committee to speed up and have It over with.'": This same feeling Is being rc fleeted on the part of the public so that if the public continues, to increase its in terest in the next. few days, Portland has a fighting chance to make the quota by Saturday night." ; ' - Additional subscriptions reported by Mr, Roberson of. the Industrial commit ter today, follow, the amount being that subscribed by the employes of the con cerns ; " Oeorge Lawrence company, $4CtO; Heywood Bros. & Wakefield com pany, $2000; Pacific Coast Syrup com pany, $1900 ; U. S. Laundry, $1850; Port land .-Bolt Manufacturing company, $$r.C0 : Columbia Steel company, $6000: Levitts,-'ina, $2150 ; Reiser Works, $6350 Ira F. Powers Furniture pugilistic bouts at the Heilig theatre last night, when Xr. William Wallace Younrson, the militant Methodist orator, cleaned, up $54,250 in subscriptions dur ing a brief intermission.; ! He talked "fight" talk for the Victory bonds and Eric V. Hauser came through with $25,000 amid a wild waving of hands by other fans who wanted to kick In with their bit. . : In less than 10 minutes Dr. Youngson had rttiji the figures up to $54,fi&0. MERMAID IS "CALLED" I At Victory Square, Sixth and Morrison, Annette Kellerman, the diving mermaid and stage beauty, was .the etar attrac tion for a Victory bond selling stunt and when she offered to match any subscrip tion the bidders began to come to the front and soon ran the figures up to $2000, whereupon Annette said she would have to call off. as that was her limit. ; Then "Jack" Ether idge, state director of organisation for the Victory loan, who has already put the whole . state outside of Portland over the top, came to bat and said : j 'Til take up Miss Kellerman's propo sition to the limit." Whereupon, just to give her hubby a" run for his white ally, Mrs. Ether Idge " shouted "one thousand dollars, and "Jack" gulped, grinned and glared a minute or two while the subscriptions were soaring. They stopped at the $4300 mark and Mr. Etherldge had to cough up a like sum. making the grand total $8600. Etherldge. only a few hours be fore, startled the Ad club Into a spasm of cheering by subscribing for $100,000 in an effort to stir the sporting blood of s. Benson, who promptly coppered the one hundred thousand. ' I The balance of the sum of $103,450 came Tuesday night when the theatrical committee- turned in $40,500 from the various downtown playhouses. ... cents each, were each tied ,with their little blue cords by ths little orphan girls and as they strung and knotted the tags many were their comments on the new shoes and stockings, the new dresses and hair ribbons which the dimea from ths tag sals wars So pur chase for them. "They tied the tags and stacked them In piles of 10, because many of them can't count more than 10, and then we gathered up ths little plies putting 10 together, said, th alster, superior ' of the home. In explaining the work, "They enjoyed doUg It and w hops the publlo will . fulfill theirs hopes, by purchasing the little tags." r" - ' ' Early this morning the tar sellers were on tho street and they will give ths entire day to selling the little pasteboards- This evening a team of SO members' of the Daughters of Isabella will sell tags In front of the theatres. Ths big Industrial plants are being visited as ths men go to and from work by large corps of workers. - Eugene Woman Is Badly Worried Oyer Husband's Absence Eugene, May 1. Mrs. H. R. Holmes of tnts city Is hunting her husband. Holmes left home several 'days ago, she said. -with the avowed intention of getting a jod as cook at the Hills Brothers lum ber company. No Word has been heard from him since nor has he appeared at Dexter. Mrs. Holmes states that there has been.no trouble at home and she fears aocldent may have befallen him. She has called, upon the sheriffs office for aid. . i i '!;.. Oldest Tescher Resigns Eugene. May 1. Jasper Miller, 7$, the oldest school teacher in the state, has re signed his position as teacher In school district 125 of Lane county. The school hcuso Is at Le Qleu, between Lorane and Eugene. Miller has been teaching In the state for 80 years, tbe larger part of his pedagogical career having been spent In xamnui county. . COMB SAGE TEA IN HAIR TO DARKEN IT Grandma kept Iter locks dark, gloaay, and youthful with Sago Tea t sttd Sulphur ' ... The old-lme mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grandmother's recipe, and folks are again using It to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance Is of the greatest advantage. , Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sge and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, im proved by the addition of other ingredi ents, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." It is very popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair,' taking on small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disap pears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive. This ready-to-use preparation is a de lightful toilet requisite for those who desire a more youthful appearance. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. Adv. Mt. Scott Rubbish Heaps: Under Ban Several property owners . In 7 th ML Scott district have been ordered by ths city health Jjureau to clar their premises of rubbish at once. That cans .and other waste was strewn over th property Is ths i statement of Dr. Par rlh. "While th property owners, srs not to i blame. they must keep ths premises clear,", th health officer ex plained this morning. "The rubbish heaps are created by others, and if we can apprehend ' tho responsible they will be fujly prosecuted." ; ; Aberdeen Expects School Census Drop ' Aberdeen. Wash- May 1. Five enum erators have been appointed to take th school census. It Is expected that, on account of reduction's In the shipyard forces which have caused a good many families, to leave the city, the returns will show v considerable decline. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES I Girls! Make beauty lotion' 1 itt .cTr!Tl?v.:. 1 Buy War-Savings Stamps -and Thrift Stamps to capitalise yourself and lend Machine f money to the government to finish the war Job. : Which Sort of Man Are You? A main of blood and iron, who sets up feeling keens active and alert ,a man of stamina and forcewho will forge ahead, in the business and ' Dolitical life ffK5 PiVX of ' the country today ? Are YouSuchaMan? -. i- : ' - .. ' -. '- c . ' --.: ' ' . ;" - Or a man who lacks iron in his blood-who has no energy, force nor strength . to meet the prob lems of the day, and wishes he could sleep until noon? : Loolc arouncLat the men you meet every day. -You can tell the one$ with' plenty iof rich, redwood they are the strong",, healthy fellows, vigor ous,. Ln body and mind successful in whatever theyjindertake. One glance Is enough to putlthe: others Wthe weakling class.? " That lrrttabie;twltcli that" fit -of de-i rebuilds the weakened tissues and helps ..t aSF a m IM I , BV spondency. . that dUsy fearful feeling:--! these- are the sort ot signals nature gives to ttred listless folks when -the -blood Is starving for strength-giving trorw Iron is abeo lately essential to change food into - living - tissue, muscle and. - brain. Without iron there can be no Ktronp, red-blooded men and unless . this, iron is obtained from the foods we eai ft must be supplied in some form that is easilr abaorbed and assimilated. Nuxated Iron, by enriching the blood and creating new red blood cells, strengthens the nerves. to instill renewed energy and' endurance into the wnoie system, n you s re not strong; or well you owe it to yourself to make the following test: v Se how Ions you can work, or how far you can walk without becoming' tired; next take two I five-grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks, i Then -test your strength again and see ,! how Snueh you have gained, Nuxated ;Iron will Inctase the strength, power and endurance of delicate, nervous, run down people in two weeks' time in many instances. Adv. Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautlfler, at very, very small cost- Your grocer hasthe lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Tesl It ts harmless and never Irritates. Adv. USE "TIT FOR SORE, TIRED, ACHING FEET No 'more puffed -up, burning, sweaty, calloused feet or corns. - Just take your shoes oft and men put those weary, shoe-crinkled, aching, burn ing, corn-pestered, bunion-tortured feet of yours in a n bath. Tour toes win wriggle with Joy; they'll look up at you and. almost talk and then they'll take another dive In that Tls bath. When your feet feel like lumps of lead all tired out Just try fts. It's grand if glorious. Your feet ;wlll dance with Joy ; . also you . Will ind all pain gone from corns, callouseaf and bunions, bunions. 1 ' - There's nothing: Uk Tlx." " It's th only remedy -that draws out all th poisonous exudations which puff up your feet and cause foot tortur. . - Get a 2&-cent -, box of Tis" at any drug or department etore don't wait. Ah! How glad your feet get; how com fortable your shoes feel. Ton can wear shoes a' sise. smaller It you. deIr.--A(3 v. - Msrriage Licenses Vancouver, Wash., My 1. Marrlag licenses were Issued Wednesday to Km 11 Johnson. SI, and Elsie L. Allen, 29, Port land, and Bay & Domberger. 30, Pitts burg, Pa., and Mrs. Lillian C. Brooks, 28, Portland. IF8 WOMEN! DRY CLEAN THINGS AT HOME Try it! For a few cents you s can dry dean everything. To Have Clean, ': Healthy Blood Bright Eye, Clear Complexion, Tk ramou springtime Tonic and Blood! Purifier "Celery King" rTritA 'ftMW!-. w, i. . . brew VAtirxlf ri - i iTnkviUut bford "tiring. Give It'to u nmunin, too. i ou ii ts surprised how genUy yet effectively CELERY KING creates a normal action of ths bow!, cleansing and strengthening of the sys tem, banishing pimples, scrofula and ' other blood disorders. Celery King kfs system -of all waste matter. Adv. LIFT OFF (CORNS -IT DOESNT HURT Save five to ten dollars quicxiy oy dry cleaning eferythlng In the home with gasoline that would be ruined by soap and water suits, .coats, waists. silks, laces, gloves, shoes,; furs, draperies, rugs everything I Place a gallon or more of gasoline in a dlahpan or washboller. then put In ths things to be dry cleaned, then wash them with Solvit soap. Shortly everything comes out looking like new. Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles. ' Do not at tempt to dry clean without Solvlte soap. This gaeolln oap Is th secret of all dry cleaning. A package of Solvlte soap containing direction for home dry cleaning, costs little at any drug store. Dry clean out doors or away from flame. Adv. KEEP THE CHILDREN WELL Unless looked after, children are prone to neglect themselves and become constipated. Bliss Native Herb Tablets are a wonderful remedy for constipation. They set eentlr on the stomach, lirer-and bowels, ton np the' system, bring back the Slow of health, improve the appeUte. and are easy to take. Take BLISS NATIVE HERB TABLKTS and joa will Nnort the fnndaaientahjpaaae of moat all ailments and lay the foundation for a healthy, cheerful, happy etlstence. They are the only recognised standard Herb remedy, and the tenain bare this trade mark. Price per box or ZOO tab lets. 11.00. Jjook tor money back sua ran tee on every box. Bold by leading druggists and local scents everywhere. -Air. "BEST OF ALL BALMWORT KIDNEY TABLETS Mr. Wm. E. Bryant, R. T. D., Bryantvllle. Mass writes : I am using; your Balmwort Kidney Tab lets ard find them the very best of anything 'I have ever tried. I have tried lots of other remedies, etc Pains In the back, rheumatic pains, frequent, scanty, highly colored, smarting pains, etc., tell you that Kidneys and Bladder ar not doing their regular duties. Balmwort tftlr sctinty. Sold by all drugglatar Adv. ; - , ...... t Get rid oi every corn and callus for few cents v 0 Drop a llttl Freexon ua an aching Cftrn. Inatantlv tfint &f rtrM 1ii4n then you lift it right out. It doeen't pain one bit. .Yea. maglol : Why wait Your druggist sU u tiny bottle of Freesone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without soreness or lrrita- ttftfT. FrMIOtl '( thai nnith wf ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius. . a .a. - - . - have a well deserved repu tation aa a safe and effective remedy" ' for stomach ail meats. 'They are QuIcMy helpful in bilious attacks, sick headache, : dyspepsia, heartburn and constipation. They act gently and surely tion, purify theblood, tone the system and very quickly Ciiticara Stops Itching and Saves the Hair U isse Soas ta, Ul atanea B BWteao tree ePossiaaee. Sea. IffPS. M MWesttiiori Uraet Sale U Amy Mdiele I. tae Wo-IJ, Seid awrerywbaie. tm beaee, lOe lie. 4 -J Tonguel Constlpsled ChHrlren Gladly Take California S3rup of Piqq" For tho Liver and Bowels V Tell your drucgisr you want enuina "California ' Syrup of Flits." Full directions and dose for . babies and children of -: all zze -who aire constipated, - biLious, feverish, tongue coated, or jullf. cold, are plainly printed on the .bottles:; ;, Look. ..for -the name ."Olifornit" and accept no other - "Fig Syrup." 'Beware I