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SUte Association ,Will Hold Its
. Annual Meeting in Portland on
. December 29, 30 and 31 7
, , " j. .
' Salenv'.Dec. 2ff -More than IOCO
' Oregon school teachers are expected
to aeacmble in Portland for the an-
- nuat convention of the State Teach
ere association, December' 29, 80
and'SJ, according; to P. B. Carlton,
assistant -superintendent of instruc
tion who declares that Interest in
" the forthcoming; event gives promise
of the largest attendance in the hia
'tory of the state association.'
' . Three educators of national reputation
are Included In the convention program.
They are: It B. Wilson, city superin
Undent of schools. Berkeley, Cat; Fred
erick 0. Bonaer, Ph. D., professor of ed
, ' . ucatton. Teachers college. Columbia col
lege. New-York ; and Mrs. Sue X Fratls,
Paciflo coast field representative, N. E.
' A.. Oakland. CaL,;
OBEGOIT MAW PBESIBEKT
'Si A C Hampton of La Qrande is presi
dent Of the association; W. C. Alderson,
Portland, - is vice president, and E. D.
Ressler, Corvallis, Is secretary-treasurer.
The, representative council will meet
at the. Lincoln high school auditorium,
Monday, December 29, at a. nwfor the
-transaction of business. The general as-
- sembly will be .held the next morning at
- the same place, and - will be opened by
prayer by Rt, Rev. Walter Taylor Sum
ner, IL D., bishop' of Oregon. On Wed
nesday, December 31, a business meet-
. ing will be held at 1 o'clock in the after
noon. ' .' .'
The department of higher education, I.
It. Epley, Philomath; chairman; will
, meet in room 114, Lincoln high school,
Tuesday at 1:80 p. m. ; , . v; . '
8T;PESI1TTE5SX5T3 TO MEET
' The-department of city superintend-
' ents will meet in room 116, Lincoln high
school, Tuesday, with Superintendent J.
O. McLaughlin. Corvallis, chairman, and
Superintendent C W. Boettlcher, Albany,
secretary. -
Wednesday there will be a joint meet
ing of the State Athletio league with .the
department of . physical training at - 9
;)t a. ra." - ' ' - ; . - ? ' -'!'
The department of class room, teachers,
:, Miss Julia 8poonerthalrman..wlll meet
- Tuesday .afc 1 :3p p. m. at 'Lincoln high
,- schools. There IR be further papers and
. discussion Wednesday, a ., ' ; , r '
' The department of rural schools, J. E.
Calavan, v Oregon City, chairman, - will
; meet Tuesday at 1:30. in room 214. Un
' coin high, school, and Wednesday at 10
a. m. .there wilt be a Joint meeting with
the-division of agriculture in room 315. .
D. W. Boltnott, Heppner, will be chair
man of the department of elementary
schools, to meet Tuesday at 1 jJO p. m
the sessions, to continue . Wednesday
morning. - : ,
STATE COUNCIL. TO; ABSEJtBLE ;
, The Oregon state council -of English
will hold a session In room. 210, Lincoln
high school. at 1 tfO t p. . Tuesday,
with Mary Perkins of the state univer
sity as chairman, There will, be round
table discussion ' Wednesday mornmg.
'. L.' ' P. Gilmore, Monmouth. i will be
chairman of the meeting of the Oregon
state council of geography Tuesday aft
ernoon at i :30, the session to be con
tinued Wednesday morning. . vf
iThe division of history will meet Tues
day at 1:30 in room 203, .Lincoln .high
school, with John C. Almack, University
of Oregon, as chairman. , j -'
Other meetings scheduled , during the
convention at Lincoln high school, are
as follows i " . " ?
' Division of science and mathematics.
Professor F. L. Griffin,. Portland, chair
man, room 202, Lincoln high school, 1 :30
p. m., Tuesday. v ;. '
MODERN LAlfOrAGEPITISIOW ,
Division of modern languages, Profes
sor P. A. Qetz, Portland, chairman ; room
208, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.
' Department of vocational education,
Newton Van Dalsem, Salenv chairman ; :
room 110, Tuesday, 1 :tfr p. tn. . I
Division of agriculture, N. C. Maris,!
Salem, chairman ; room .315, Tuesday, i
1:15 p. m. r:,. , ... ,-v.
' Division of commerce. D. Walter Mor
ton, University of Oregon; chairman
room 111, Tuesday noon. ' V .
Division- of home economics, A. Grace
Johnson, Corvallis ; room 103, Tuesday,
1 :15 p. m. Vj-'H' ;'" ' '- i'-"'-
Division of manual training, Arthur K.
Trenholme, Portland, . chairman ; room
110, Tuesday, 1:16 p. m. ., --v
Department of art, Esther W. Wuest,
Portland, chairman ; room 301, Tuesday,
li30 p. m.- ;.s . -f .j-:
There will be a session of this de
partment at the museum of art. at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Department of librarians, Flora M.
Case, Salem, ' chairman ; .' Tuesday,, 1Z9
P. m. . - . ' . - .., .- - ;
Department of music"7 Mrs. Mary
Hohan Parrlsh, ' Portland, chairman;
Miss Mary Randall. Wallowa, secre
tary; room 213, Tuesday; 1:36 p. m.
Department of physical training, W. H.
Harglse, Corvallis, chairman; room. 215,
Tuesday,' 1:30 p. m.: - f
Most of the departmental meetings will
continue throughout Wednesday. ;
Woodland Masons
Select Officers
:--.!.. : .,y..,':J
Woodland. Wash" Dec. 20. Woodland
lodge 217.. A. K. and A. M.. elected" the
following officers : E. i F. Bryant, W.
M. ; E. EL Dale, senior warden ; William
Davis, Junior jvarden ; . Dr. W. B. Wil
son, "treasurer,; Professor J.', Wesley
Smith, secretary. The .. Eastern Star
eiectea tne iouowing oiucers;- Mrs.
William . Davis, worthy matron ; - Ben
Barr, worthy patron ; Mrs.. P. A. . Blue,
associate matron ; Mrs. Ben Barr, con
ductress ; .Mrs. James Harvey, associate
conductress ; Mrs. E. E. Dale, treasurer;
. Mrs. J. Wesley Smith, secretary.- . , .
POLICE
1.150
III
CASES OF II III,
GIRLS LAST iiOilTH
-' 4 .. .. .
Officers of City PrQtective'Bureau
Handle 90 New Cases j Six :Ap-
ip, treanurer ; E. K. Quick, (secretary ;
Adolpn -Nyberg. S. D.i Knute BJorkroan,
I. D. ; John King, tyler ; S. E. Lornch, &
S, ;rr S. White. J. S. - . - J - -'
A 117 lunuufeiuuii va
nd. Eastern Star officers will be held
December -27. The local lodge is one or
the- oldest In Oregon,- having been .or
ganised in 1856. , , J -, " :
' ' f "'Hi'lL 'in' u. i r
The steamer Lurline tied up at the St.
Helens ' dock: Friday afternoon, after
making an attempt to reach Astoria.
Floating ice Jn the river so badly dam
aged the wheel of the Lurline and put
the rudders out of eommiaetoa that Cap
tains McNully found it Impossible ; to
proceeo.
ply for Assistance.:
A-
During: November 150 .vomea and
girls came jbefore the .officers-6t the
women's' protective bureau. f either
for aid. or, correction. J ;Q.. this mrm
ber - 41 iwere 'cases s continued ' oyer
from 'October-and IT cases were re
opened; Tb .'remainder were 'new
cases.' -
, Ot the 90 new eases coming before the
bureau six persons applied in person for
aid and 45 were referred to the bureau
by friends." The balance were brought in
by women working, with charitable or
ganisations. . After listening toj ; both
sides of the story the women operatives
adjusted 10 ' of those brought before
them as incorrisible.'21 as Immoral, 28
ctses were found to be due to domestic
trouble, , two women were adjudged'; in
sane, five were caught stealing and the
balance were either sick, or runaways
from home. -.. 'S ' - yi'-T
Of the 140 cases advice was t given in
4, , 24 were referred ; to 4 the Juvenile
court, 10 to the police department, 13 to
the health department, six to, the district
attorney, . one to the - insane . hospital,
three , were given employment and the
balance were turned over to charitable
organisations or homes. -..- ;
The operatives seek - to 'find rwrmen
and girls who are In trouble, but i who
have not come before the court They
seek to prevent crime,: rather than, cure
it after it . has been - committed.- The
work of the women's. bureau is supposed
to be protective. In 'an effort to. put
girls and women on the right , path the
operatives made- SO calls at homes and
71 visits to hotels and offices, conduct
ing the balance of 208 interviews at po
lice headquarters, ; Seventy-six hours
was also spent in street work by the
operatives, much ot th)s : work, consist
ing In sending home juvenile girls found
roaming about late at nwht. - -
. . t':..ji rii.- ', - ,i , ,V i i i r
Officers-Selected ,
ByMasonio Lodee-
f At SfcHelenk, Of ,
St Helens, ..Dec. 'iOj Officers elected
by the St Helens lodge of Masons were:
H. J. Southard, W, M. ; James R. Kemp,
S. W.; Jesse Lansing. J. Wf John Phll-
T Thousandg of game birds in Columbia
county - were - saved from atarvatlon
through the efforts of - President E. L
BaUagh' of the St Helens -Gun and Rod
club- and Deputy Game Warden Broen.
With-the cooperation of a .'number- t
farmers. . wheat- and -grain ; waa scat
tered t where the pheasants and quaU
would find if. - i A
tels6;01ul)r Selects :
,Site for XNewHome;
1 Officers Are Chosen
' tTelso. Wash.. Dec 20-The Kelso
club recently organised as a social and
community club, completed organisation,
electing" officers as follows: President,
E. M. Adamc; vice president E. D. Hol-
brook ; secretary, E. A. Knight ; treas
urer, Russell Cat-others; directors, B. M.
Athkbis, . 'C. A. Peters, R. B. Bower,
c t Mldillfhrnnk anil Al. Maurer. .
The club voted to purchase a quarter
block on ,Oak and Fourth streets from
J. E. Byrnes of San Francisco for a
clubhouse site. ,
.. The Cowllts County Cow Testing as
sociation will start operations January
1. G. M. Ball, the tester, nas arrived
from Tillamook, Or. .....
" The ' third Kelso boy to bring a French
bride is, Sergeant George E. Gosa. who
arrived this weekfor a holiday visit
with bis brother, Thomas- L. Gosa, and
father in Kelso. : . s'
Many Birds Oannot
y Survive ' Rigors of
: :! SeveHEkt Winds
Rare game birds can survive the rigors
of the city life in Portland for years,
but" they are not able tto stand the
Eastern brand of weather that visited
this district recently. . .
This fact was , conclusively proved
during the week, when Ben .S. Morrow
assistant city engineer, found a dead
California quail near- the city pumping
station on1 Council Crest that bore an
aluminum ' game-release tag...
$ - The. . bird ;was..taken to n headquarters
of the State Fish and -Game, commission,
whera. tha- record shown that, the quail
was one of two dozen released at Wash
ington vpark by v J. r .Of - Cpnvllle, :.then
park .superintendent December 10r-1915.
ScEwaiii PiaBio ' Co. Removal'Sale
PORTLAND'S LARGEST; STOCK NEW AND USED . PIANOS ' AND. PLAYER PIANOS
'- . , , before' removing. to their new home on , "i-."
; , 101 AND 103 TENTH ST AT WASHINGTON AND STARK ST S.
At to ear eerreetBesi of at Waihiagtos and Stark Streets, we aote Daslel Webster: "At Presence, nearness la place or time Or direetloa towards, ai al the Itfe
hosrf at. the heater to aim at a mark it Is less definite than in or oa(,at the hosts may be la or near the boate." . s , , -. , .. - . ...
BCnilPCn TCD1IQ f Se Plane Heme, liM Kext Payday, Then tl Voatnly ia March
nCDUUCU ICIIMO in Sni Player Plaae Home, iU Kext Payday, Thea fit Monthly la March
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PROVIDED YOU BUY NOW BEFORE OUR REMOVAL
OT. FACTORY SAMPLES
and dis
continued
models, chiefly the best and most ex
pensive styles, now offered at prices you
seed to pay for cheaper pianos. ..
$625 STEGER70V1rny,rr.
$395
5850 XimSSST. $535
l!$75DSTEGERWa?nuter.t.$562
:i$750STEGER!n.$595
5750 STEGER
2 5800 STEGER
Mission
models.
grand
upr't form
'.!."$562
m $595
251 10 STEGER GRANDS 5862
. laeladlsr Cabinet Player Besca,
Terms CatCer i to 1N Cash and IU
te fa moaiaiy.
OUR NATURAL PLAYER-PIANOS
are the wonder of the age. " Come and
near ana- play them, zou win -be sur
prised te learn of the wonderful progress
In Player Pianos,' - ..v , ,,'.;.
1920 model CQCO
for....' ,.ppp6
211150 STEGER
1 J 1000 REED & SON $750
2S900REEir&S0NS?$675
?! 5900 THOMPSON .$675
!!J800MENDENHALLo$595
114950 SINGER $712
Iseladlag Cembiaatloa Player and Plaae
:. Bsaeh asd $1 Worth Rolls. . ,
.- - " TJ8ED PLATER PlA3IOS
5750STARKf(JrW-$49SJ
51750 BERRY YrlotroS $595
Terms Cath or t(S te 1M Cash, fit,
; ' i? io sse.Moauiy.
SPECIALS JualS" PIANOS
We bought up all these best styles the
cheaper models being ' entirely sold out
at factories. No more until after Jan. 1,
1920 but -we are offering them now at
the prices of the cheaper models. We
can, therefore, serve you better now than
ever heretofore. . . v - ;-.,..'
25650 REED & SONS wall $485
115675 REED & SONS $495
11 $750 REED & SONS Gd.$562
H25SINGERSndiS$468
2 J625 THOMPSON $468
2 5550THOMPSONi$395
!! t500 TRliMPSON Sei? $376
115475SCHR0EDER2Odei$356
Terms Cask,' er tls te tit Cash, IIS,
. .1 iu u at uoaiaiy. .
FACTORY REBUILT AND USED PIANOS
5750 fa'cash. fiaonthly $435
I Cft Star Plaao Co, oak
tvU
$25 Cash. SS Monthly ; 9tJ9
t ICfi'l'elssd.I.yoa Healy GngZC
w4SU S25 Cash, f 8 Monthly, dDO
5A50 S25 h?JSMonthly; $295
tCOR lvls A Boa, Siteoatin. eJQOC!
3XU 126 Cash, 10 Monthly OOtiO
Slagen makogaay
IIS Cash. Monthly
$285
$315
95
95
t)l7R aylerd, burl-walnut. .
rl9 S2K Cash, $10 Monthly
f Rflfl - wW Clark Art QQC
wOUU $25 Cash, $18 Monthly. O
QKfl Knrtmana,i tqaarew.. P
)d9U $25 Cash, $10 Monthlf O
5600 ?a5TCaahf tloonSlyt S 1 50
nfi . P. Hale, retlalihed, 0Ol g
OUU $25 Cash, $7 Monthly, C4D
$17 K 1 Halaes Bros, mkgn 55 R
eVH 3 $25 Cash., $S Monthly . dstDO
t A9U ? ham, aprlght, v ne
WlV 5 Cash, . .Monthly., V lO
t I7C Bterllag, mahogany . sSOCC
.f 3 $25 Cash, $8 Monthly da-OO
tOnfl Cellar A Cotlard, WP -CC
wZUU SlQ Cash. $5 Monthly.,, ft
tOKfl ' ' Bert A Cei nprlgkt, d Vfti
Z9U $18 Cash. $5 Monthly.,, d ' 0
5350 $16 Oas $MontKy . $195
QCn Lelaad, pright,-oakk dfilOC
03U $15 Cash, $9 Monthly
C475
tlh( Bteiaway M Sons, Reb't e0 C
I vll 2S Cash, -$11 Monthly
$425 Vt VMorthly $275
S475. $4fCaab$Moth?y!;$290
$ I7K Vese Seat, ; Rebuilt eSOOB
41 3 $25 Cash, $7 Monthly dZo5
$450 i5,Ca.h!Mo
TF.'JTHFUL ADVERTISING fj10 u"e he p' through iu nnpreo
ur r,,,.YJlS " T.Xi I ml 7 ntod values. Truths fully named Sincerity la our
chief business policy. We tell you now, prices are going higher. , - . ,
FriOE IDENTITY houId I)la,,!, t hv Pre Identity?. Why should
Irwl 'r!rJ """"ket valuea not be obiieiedT. W should you pay Inflated
-ti-L-!. Lance yOUF Pl Purchase. $16 tr motteash. W or more month!,.
L1-E3TY EQXOS other. eecuMUwrtaken In part or full payment of Pianos or
1 ynilitlaren'
tat liiiitrlbators .
Ill Fesrtk Street ; -at
IVataingtoi v j
"USED PARLOR ORGANS
5150 BURDETT Jfops ...U. .$45
SI45; SCHOENINGER $35
5125 STERLING $28
5 1 1 5 PACKARD S," $28
$135 KIMBALL ......$38
$145 KIMBALL ST.: .$S5
wl25PEL0UBETSonpt.......:$25
$165 CHAPEL ORGAN . . . $58
5150 CHAPEL ORGAN :...;$55
5IOOCLOUGH&WAR,Nst;p,$28
5135 NEEDHAM SS. $38
5125 SGHOENINGER 25
5175 BECKWITHC0, a$65
-Terms Cath, 91 Moathly .
$5 or $10 in Records Purchased Sends
Either Type Home '
7C Te ' - inn ei.es v. ! ? stir tlii OI4C91AS "
, Weekly
- sinn iui - . oiicsis
wlUU . .weekly . MUw,eUT lWlli
ORDER YOUR PIAKO TlXJSZ Sf&ttS
wky sre have hasdreds of mail-order bayert. ' - - -
nilT-flF-TflVM FHYPR? w pefpat attb make fbe delivebt op
uu furri uiin cu I Cna tiaito to rovn home withm 200 miles, and the
piano will be shipped mibject to-exchange within one year, we allowing: the full
amount paid. Thle- virtually, gives you a one-year trial of the-piano yo orders
h.very piano or player plane purchased carries with' ltr the Schwan Piano Co.
guarantee of satisfaction, as also the usual guarantee from each, manufacturer of
uteira jhw musical lnstrnmenta, Open Saturday evenings. v
SI Ell (D)
(CD)
, WAHR45TEF.
, - BACKED BT
KAXYVILLIONS
m IS CAPITAL
Present-day' conditions are such thatuseful gifts are the only sensible gifts to giveJ Fine furniture heads the
: list of useful giftsand this big store leads in showing the finest furniture at the fairest prices. Buy now and
, payjater.v ' . - S'Vz'W'' ,:' "f" : 7," - - K
" Values That Cannot Elsewhere Be Approached in
' ; .v Piano BeAches - , , Plate Rack :v
- ; ;- Library Tables; : ' . Umbrella Stands
- T Carpet Sweeper v "Tabourettes ,
i w:: ri-.u. v. music vDineu - . root otoois
rf. ' .Turkish Rockers
vV k Sewing Rockers
i Center-Tables
-v- inina Closets
Book Racks
Matrazine Racks
Pedestals Costumers
Hall Trees, Hall SeaU
Telephone Tables
Telephone Stools
Medicine Cabinets
Morris Chairs
Rockinf Chairs
Easy Chairs
Sectional Bookcases
Rugs
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Article Intended for 1 Gift Purposes
'Csh .&o DatSa-SBi test
We have a fine assortment of
Morris Chairs for Christmas. Make
your selections early. .
SALE OF
FLOOR LAMPS
... . Air
SHADES
3S'Lamp now
1 $28.00
$30 Lamp now
$24,50
f 27 Lamp now
$23.00
$25 Lamp now
, $20.00
Odd Shades .
cheap
Table Lamps as cheap as i.
REED CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
FOR CHRISTMAS
We Have Complete Showing. of Reed Chairs, Boekers, Tables, Settees and
- . Lamps. Seed Chairs as Cheap as IIS. Xaty Terms, 'j
MATCHED BEDROOM SUITES
We Have a Host Complete Lis of Matched Bedroom Raltes, Either la Oaa,
Mahofaay, Walast or BIrdseye Maple. Ask to $es .Them. Price
Wlthla Beasoa at Gadshys', Toir Credit Is Good. Tie It.
N . .......
Massive Overstuffed- Tapestry Davenports
' Magazine Stand
Special at Gadsbys'
$3.75.
SALE OF
CEDAR CHESTS
' Bur a moth-proof (enulne Cedar
Chest.-. Stoe youf furs at home.
Priced as low. as $15 at Gadsbys'.
Slse 40 inches Ions;. 17 inches wide.
THIS COLUMBIA
; GRAFONOLA
. OUTFIT
INCLUDING j TWELVE SELECT
, TIOKS OT, YOVB. CHOICE
$10 Cash
: ;$2.50 Weekly
111
:. f ;'
2-.; We charge no interest. This beau
tiful ; Columbia Grafonola may- he
t.-' m mahogany, Circassian walnut
and oak.:. Columbia Qrafonolas are
.- - priced from $30 up and 'sold on easy
; weekly and monthly payments. - . t.
Vrnfiti r?i ierii u'n"! r i-irtr-V"- "r -
We have only -two of these oh our sample floor, all in different colors of
tapestries. - Thin piece of furniture is made-with the factory guarantee.
Spring arms, spring back, .spring edge and comfy spring cushions. - Uphol
stered In -good grade tapestry. , Designs similar to cut. Special at I A h flfl
Gadsbys at .j... wlr3iUU
- OTHER DAVEICPOETS AS CHEAP AS $8M
42, 48 AND 50-PIECE DINNER SETS
FOR YOUR TABLE
$10.00 fec." $ 8.75
$14.50!.. $12.85
$14.75 -sas;:..?? $13.10
$15.00 S;:.. $13.25
$18.50 ece:..$iq.85
;$I9.75 fo-'peT $17.75
523.75 SammH: 921M.
$24.50 fAiec.6:. $22.00
LIBRARY SUITEiS FOR CHRISTMAS
Matched Library Set la Golden or Famed Oak 8errleeale and Cemfertable.
Buy Him a Big Com
fortable Chair or
Rocker for Xmas
Pretty Reed. Tables
for Christmas
as Cheap as $7.50 at
Gadsbys9
Sale.
Spinet :
Desks
Kxtra special value PYetty Ma
hogany Mplnet Desk, giving you an .
opportunity to buy 'One at a rest ;
bargain. ,fteg. $47.60 val- j JO 7C
ues. Special at Gadsbys'. . I W
"v Bsy Her One for. Christmas. .
-u
TRIPLE MIRROR DRESSING
r TABLEi?
WUaSsHNI
IF -AJ .:
in golden oak,. mahogany, bfrdaeye r,
maple and walnut.. Buy her one for. :
Christmas at Gadsbys". . . ' 1
K7::P.;7:MJ.ro
loMii!
L
011.
Second and Morrison Streets
mm
, USi OUR gXOHANOg OffT. , .
.' U ttn ksM farnlMfs tht doeia't salt :
you wBt somethlnc mors np-te-dste end
etter-oliese vm and we'll send a etnp
tent n.e to it ad mne. to. take it
ma part ptrunl on tb. 'kind yea mat the
Gi&tbf kind. W.TI yea s literal .V.
fcnrsnee fr roar (aeds sod we'll rtxi
w fomltnr. st tow prieei. -' Th nf fur.
Bitar. will b pronritlr dllvMd. ,. Ls
h.ne Md vmm b. beuchi M 1
- ' flnt and Wmhtngtes Iters.
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