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Newspaper Page TextTTITC OREGON - DAILY TOWN TOPICS fiatstm to eft points f the Us Iota r I Soneral decrease of S176fS61 from that of raid ahookj take stontac of aanarii S tejlJlS. , - -.',.. farmitto and aatrto f farad throncb Th 0n as JeeroaJ Tnnt Mm, IB awtaeani cbar. at Doimt B. aautb. Ballroad tlckrta MS ataaav hip . Wktse mint i ftWn eichaas to- lafarastiaa sa lassniine eoMina viirrs Onm; inUsrjoe Cnest Ji ad 10. - v- Graatal Fawuuac tavvhrft rortUna, Jan- ear' 18. ,. . . ,. ; ;- Antoaaablteahsw, I Mfwr l te St. .-.i But Bonds Bchooi MMetetioa; May. M. - iJrthwti Drassiat aaaoelaUoe, Mar. IMS. ';"nat huh mtrnwanOam. Bana. Jam 1. 1M0. : SUiraaJ elan, settee! ouotlon, rtlas4. .. see sua. - . - - national TaWW ' Pitsttv SWtJa4. Jau 14 a. la. . -Kaatara Stac metntutkm. Portland. Ja . ZAZnZUii 1824. ' f- v ... I.- tuuii'i ronEUABiB , Poetised end vldnltr: Tonlsht and Tuasoar ttn. poMtbli- tnmhia tejpowafthyir NH pprtloa: TtuwUr probkbly rate wst portion. unm: ixmiam run --was latr aut portleav tle noruieriy vmu. , WjW!Toni tata wat JJ100 IJi Mt portkiQ; fiU Twrtberiy wind. . WEATHER COKDITIOirS ' . Low ptaora pravajja from taiddla waanra Canada aovthward to Colorado end OUaaetaa, and a ahailow depraaiion to pparantly eant deoraaaion ia amiarantlT eaotraj off tha. rnofiut of to Colombia . rirar. Orar tha ramaindar of tha eonctrr tha praMnr tt X bishv tba biabeat raadinaa bains la tba oppar ' Ohio auy. FraripiuttoB baa TJ'SL lSJrJS.V& . ; tamparatvra la (anarallr balow normal aaat of Inr- 1 -SS. .Jteth ?Sna. Xha r saaftirte No'rrd tha- eea gnataat in Manitoba., Baiattfa numicutur at ronnna: dar." 88 nar cant! B b. m. waatardur. 80 per antl i s. m. tods. 88 rat aett. V m. nail WW J"" OBSESTATI05S TRUP. STATION v It J! Km .kakariOr. Jtotaa, Idaho ........ .. Bolton. , Maw. Buffalo. N. T. hMco, 111. .............. i Ianar. Colo. " Ia Molnea. Ia. ........ . Kraroo, CaL '.........;... . Galraaton. Tax. ........... TIT 80 2 2 80 8 44. 82 to. 84 12 18 10 84 88 20 8 80 4 80 82 82 e 14 88 86 44 12 0 24 48 84 20 22 82 80 82 24 10 18 20 0 0 0 o o 0 t naiana. nam. ............ . Huron. B. Dak.' ........... Xaliipcll. Mont. ........... ' Kanaaa City, Me....... Kaoxrllla, Tann .' ' jo Ancelaa. Cat Marshiakl, Or Wadfotd, Or. s , Mamphii. Tana. .' . . WltaooJa. Moot. r i Oilauu. La..... Vaw Xork. N, Y.. -Noma. Alaaka4 North ' PUtta, Neb ........ . Oklahoma .City. Okla. I Phoenix, Aria. .... j Pittabnrf, Pa. PoeateUo, Idaho Portland. Or. f Roaebnrg, Of. ' Kacramanto. CaJ. .......... at Lonla. Mo. . at. taul. Minn , Salt Lake City. Utah ftaa yranciaoo, Cal I Saattla. Waah Bnertdan, Vt'yo. finokana. Wuh. T acoma, , Waah. Tonopnh, NaT TraeoaTar. B. 0.. ....... i. .04 .88 88 28 24 1 12 82 40 58 la '6 o o o 0 0 .28 o 0 S2 88 86 88 18 as 82 84 28 82 84 42 84 28 .18 .20 .06 0 0 .14 .04 .IS 0 .01 .06 0 0 WlUt Walla, Wash .01 -Washington, 0. J. . . . 'OVilUston. N. Oak.... 20 82 24 0 - Taklraa, Waab. .02 P. H. raport of piaceedi&g day. . THKUT STAMPS and WAB 8AVNG8 STAMPS On Sal at Baataew Offloa, To ionrnal ' rMiliahu f'nrtitmn.a , iCitltloit-r'nm. memoratlng year,, of prosperity - and ,.ne signmg oi ue armisuce uie wuiapa ' xl&r Dor VllOt Or SOUin Utna. WUn.. nnS issuea a (jnrtatmas eaiuon or ipeciai merit. The. OUtside COVer.- Printed In i colors, depicts the Christmas spirit In , a ntang manner. in eaiuon consists of three sections of 28 pages. South t?ena xnercnants are won representee in the advertisement columns in a iasn ion .representative of the commercial en terprtse and industrial activity of South western Washington. Edward M. Con ' nor. is editor and manager of the Pilot, and Jlonora N. Connor is associate edl tor, 1- Portland Bid Accepted The William, site Steel & Iron Works of Portland - were the ' low bidders on the installation .Isf 2210 feet of penstock steel pipe at the Cedar river dam above Seattle. Three months will be. allowed forsthe mstal- i latlon of the pipe, at a cost of $174,474, and .the SeattUs board of: publlo works hopes to have the new power generator, . giving the city light department an addl- Vtional 15.000 kilowata per day. completed In, September. The contract calls S80 tons ot steel. Postal Chssget Are Mads A new postoffice. to be known as DeMass Springs, haa been -established in Sher- , man county, Oregon, with Amon Thomp- son s postmaster. Mrs. Rosa Norton . has been appointed postmaster at Para- v.wv, . . - . IndmniendS EjES ZjLFE'Z'? iwa ff Th. natron. of thn office. P"?" and tomebile insurance. Tcun the wtiring iSstntaster says, may served from Sclo. ' ....a. riiH tint .htT.nr . ai nilA tk. tr T.. rm .tt. .nfitiMF of Oreo-on. for Information' relative to the construe- tlon of the. bridge across the Columbia river at Cascade Locks, for which a bill Is' now pending in congress.. There is power site at Cascade Locks, for which ir. iewia arew tne pmnn, snu m in expected to have some suggestion rela tive to the construction requirements on the Oregon side. . , Western Prodaetloa Cat High -labor . cost cut heavily last year Into the out- . put ot .metals, including gold and sil Ver, from three great producing states -of the west Oregon, Nevada and -Col , erado. Figures compiled by the geo logical survey show a total metal pro duction of $47,954,820 in 1819. -as com pared with $84,672,238 In 1918 for these - states." The report says the decrease was due chiefly to scarcity and Increased EYE STRAIN: ;J ; IS RESPONSIBLE . ; ; , fFOR MANY ILLS Save your eyes by using correctly - fitted glasees, - , . T - Refracting carefully and aclan Z - - " tiflcally done. - , - ' .; - . . - '- ' Latest instruments J Ik. M. HOOD : . "Consulting. Optometrist, ' Z t -415 Failing Building Fosrth rioor - Mala SUS oassstSsssssssseeesesa cost of. labor and post-war condition. Production of a-old, silver, copper and lead la Oregon for life put year, the es- ttmates show, Is valued at-Sl.B0S,9Zo, e. Give Year - Tidr ' a Cnaaee He went overseas for you. Ha offered hi life : for . you. . He Buffered , tromenaous privations on your- account. Now ebow your appreciation by giving- hint a chance to earn an honest living at noma. : Buy the things lie makes always "previded they are worthy. In this new factory we outfit to be employing: 100 workers mak- tnc shoes for your feet There are none better on earth.' They are far superior to the miserable kind yoa bay In stores. They cost you leas.-Sadler's' Shoe Fac tory, Seventeenth end Marshal- Adv. Perttaad Comsany Gets Coatraet Bids were opened at Wenachee.Waah., mcrete bridge, j This la said by line engineer wno arewi me pians w oe i one or tne nnest nienway Dnagea in ine i racinc worinwesi. - naving- iivo . spans. i wj : a total lenrth at about 500 feet. I The bids ranged from SB 9, 000 to $83,000. i . . . , . - . .c J n lowest flra wm wunarawa, n u i contract waf awaraeo to. tn union j Bridge company C Portland for $61,000. I Clattop Aids Drive far Fisds Clatsop county nas aonatea 3vv tome iuna ior payina the . expenses of two delecatea i arDO are to be sent to Washington to I urfra iu. enactment at this session . of i r . , im aaa icunarca. ui a iw ppxwp. w I or u oonatruvuou o uto ' yivywxv Roosevelt highway., toward, which- Ore gon has already voted! a bond Issue of 12.500.000. contingent upon tha govern- tnent contributing the same amount. Bsrvey Is Promised Iromlae to set aside $1000 for a snrvey of the nut- growing industry In Oregon has been I T . 7 .. r . ul mvesugauons ot ino utynfuuoia v I l .1, .... . Kn annm. priatlng money for several years for in vestigation of the nut lndustrja but prac tically all of the money haa been used in the south. Hw Aato Law Proposed Because of the many accidents due to carelessness of automobile operators, a bill -.will be Introduced, at tbe special session, of the legislature requiring drivers of all motor driven vehicles to come to a full stop before croBslnr railroad tracks. The 03 I bill is now being prepared and will be V I M .. J. .k. 1 . tne nrst aay oi ine session. Aato Accident Yletim Will EeeOTer Orlando Depinto, 8. . 426 Second street. whose right leg was fractured- Saturday when he was struck by a machine driven by C Nelson, 454 Broadway, Is reported to b resting quietly atjSt. Vincents Hos pital. . Depinto was . struck: when Nelson swerved his maehine in trying to avoid a collision with other children crossing the street. Eirs Meeker's Beeord Eaalled Ksra Meeker Is not the only Washington man living who was In' the state when an act of congress made Washington, a terrl- tory. W. p. Mills or Centralia came with his parents and sister, Mrs. Mary Brown of Gate In 1847, while Samuel T. Mills was born near Centralia in 1852. The two brothers stlU reside at Cen tralia. FatI at 8mall Priee It costs less to heat and cook with kerosene than with wood or coal. And it is a moat satisfac tory fuel. .There is po manual labor connected with its use and no expense 1 for diapos&l of garbage. The device we 0 I demonstrate daily'at 193 fourth street. Moos temple, is used by scores of families and gives entire satisfaction, Phone Main 6833. Adv. Beat the H. C. of "L. Forced out by raise -In rent, one of the most complete stocks. of used furniture in the city to be sacrificed and closed out by the 15th, : Dealers, this is an opportunity for you an well aa the rmbliC. M. R. Sealer I Purhlture eomft&nv. 280 Hawthorn ave- nue, corner of TTnion. ;JSast ?815.-rAdy, t Oreroa . womea PenslOBeo Pensions lh,v. h.n .rint. nllnwn to nsr, I sons . living in Oregon : Luella JorJtes, I n&klnnri. til; Emma McHolIand: Port. hand $; Mary Z. Oilmore, Murphy, i V2 ; Melinda . Chambers, Salem, siz j j Mary M. Marshall, Albany, $12 ; Mary P. I Johnson. Salem. 125. For the Convenience of the motoring publie and business men. If you do not wish to park your car' in the congested district for $5 per month or 25 eta. per day, you can leave your auto at the Union Depot garage, cor. ,B roadway and Hoyt at foot of Broadway bridges Adv. 8hepards An to Bni Lines Autos leave St Charles hotel at 10 a. m. and tp.ni for St Helens and way, points and Co lumbia highway to Multnomah falls and way points. For information call Marshall 4381 or Main i 830. Adv. Portland-Kewberg H Leave Fourth and J Alder daily,- :30. 9:30, 11 a. tn., and. 1, z:su. :3U, e ;su i p. m. ; saturoay I and Sunday, 11 p. m. l Phone Main 5105. fori Adv. j 1 1 .steamer Jessie Harktns for Camas, wsahougal and way landings, dally, ex oept. Sunday, leave Aider street dock at j Z P- m. Adv.' steaser Iralda Tor St, Helena And Rainier, dally at 2:30 p. tn., foot of Alder street Sunday.' St Helens only, 1:30 iv. -v , . be Telephone Main 168,-Adv. lHairBtUBg An Art at the Market - BrtT Shop, . 17 4th at TamhUI-Adv. I WBV Hhlvert Vanr Mv.tu heaters $9 each, delivered. Wd. 3791 Ad. ?"re!h Colsrabla River Smelt, whole- saie. xiayes Jaros.. 205, YamhUl st Adv. . Employment Of fie I Blameless When the police-recently raided 'a card room and restaurant frequented by loggers T STARTS STRAND n Broken Commandmeiitsn Starring . GLADYS BROCKVVELL and . TOMSANTSCHI An Amazing Story , of a Woman's Fate, , - - . Also: News? Comedy at 235 'Burnside street tha record not the arrest waa aS of the- Pacific Imb ployment office, which has charters at the same address. The raid, however. was made after business hours at Vh employment office, .which has nothing to do with the dub roots adjoining. Those caught In the raid were all re leased from the charge of gambling and frequenting a gaming establishment, no evidence of law violation having been produced, i t ' ' - - - ; Weodpfle Hides 1.1-ot Seven er- fecUy good bottles of whiskey went the way of the sewer today because tome body waa absent minded -enough to bide them in wooorpiie at Slxteentn ana Petty grove streets Sunday night Pa trolmen - Smith. Gladwyn and Jewell heard that liquor was being sold In this vicinity, no ther started en s StUl hunt. Late Sunday night they found the mix pints and one quart nettle, i " Everrnaa's , Clab ' Has J Jfaslea A musical program was given at Every man's club Sunday evening, at 241 Couch street, participated In by E. Louis Frederick and wife. Miss Florence Day. Jack Layton, Frank Tomllnson, Miss Gertrude King and others. Rev. J. EL Black spoke on Palestine. . Flaler Leetaras at Temple This eve ning W. L. Flnley will deliver an illus trated lecture before Willamette lodge. A. F. & A. ML. at the K of P. temple (formerly Masonic temple). Tamhin and West Park streets; subject, "Out of Doors In Oregon." Praia Meets Taesday wightOwing to iterations In the building. Fram sembly Tuesday night cannot occupy the hall at 409 Alder street, but will meet once more at the Multnomah hotel. All United Artisans are cordially wel comed at the Fram meetings. Stanley Lata will wigs your house for less money, wooaiawn 7i. aqv. Sr. Jl. H. Welliagtoa. re tamed. 1015 Corbett bldg. Main 3607-Adv. Prompt and Expert PlsBtblag Servlea, phone Main 7255. Adv. Dr. El C. Brown, Ear, Eye Mohawk building. Adv. "Milk Care" at the Moore Sanitarium. Adv. Valuables Taken in 6 Thefts in Homes Reported to Police Two pounds of cheese, several pairs ot allk stockings, silk and lace clothing, and a pair of kid gloves were reported stolen from the home of T. W. Torgler, 720 East Taylor street S. B. Ielsire. 206 Salmon street, re ported two suits of clothing, a gold chain and a tie fastener taken from his room. August Obrast, Greaham. report ed the loss of a vacuum cup tire. Frank Bergman, Ackley hotel, reported the loss of .his watch. Jewelry was the particular fad of the robbers who entered the room of Miss Frida Nygaard. 723 East Stark street. A lady's bracelet set with rubies, a cameo necklace on a gold chain, a leather purse, a string of black beads, a lady's gold ring, a ailver soap box and a glove box, comprienig the articles taken. Breaking a plate glass window in the Red Front Clothing store. First and Taylor Btreets, a thief took four pairs of shoes, according to a report made to Inspectors Hyde and Abbott by A. Ro senstein, the manager. . Odane Feurer, 544 Lake street report ed to Inspectors "Hyde and Abbott that a diamond ring valued . at $40 and a garnet ring had been stolen from his rooms." . - An attempt was made to enter a house at- 386 East - 'Eleventh street Saturday night by removing a pane of glass from a window, according to a report made to Patrolman Collins. On the arrival )pl people from the next door, the robbers ran, away. ; Liquor Law Violators Evart Mustone and John Hill, propri etor and bartender respectively of a soft drink place at- 80 North Second street' were arrested by Patrolmen Slmpklna and Meehan Saturday night for violat ing the prohibition law. The two are said to have had about half a pint of whiskey in their possession. "What to do to ssve life when the physicians have given up" LECTURE BT Prof. Leslie R. Mutch NOTED AXIEKIST , Highland Baptist Church Sixth asft Alberta Streets TUESDAY ETE, JANTJABT 4 ASK FOR and GET he8Dr1ginal r.lcltod ralill: For Inf suits and InTstllds) Avoid lanJIaiias) and fiabsUteu TODAY Mutt & Jeff Digest FAY KING : HAPPY; FINDS PIE QUEEN OF WEST IS ALSO i :-T-; ..vVAKING-Oi-.-' - V; ByrayKlag (Man XUnc is a Portland rlrt. wboi flrat nm paper work pabUshad la Tha Journal . ral yaus sen, fiS now i aoested ia fium York.) The ether day I ran across some thing In an out West paper that In terests me for two reasons and will Interest most men for twenty-five reasons I The twenty-five reasons It will Interest most men are PIES I The two reasons It Interests me are bet 1 . cause the woman's name, like mlnei Is KINO, and because it always please me to see anyone who Is proud of her work and realises that an artiste is one who does the best IBody Is Found Near Wreck of Ohanslor But Not Identified Bandon. Jan. E. Life 'guards Sunday morning found on the beach a body supposed, to be that of one of the vic tims of thVChanslor wreck. The Only due which might lead to its identifies-- tton ia a signet ring of three Initials.' The first two are E. R., but the third initial is not distinguishable. The mon ogram is engraved over a double eagle. ine ooay is mat or a rather small-boned man. ' . Woman Swallows Lye And Ends Her Life In East Side Home Mrs. Mary Frances Kerston. aged 51, of 72 East Twenty-eighth street died at her horns about 2 o'clock Sunday after noon, from the effect of a dose of lye. HlIllIIIItlUHIIUIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllUIIIlIIIlIllIUlIIIIlIIIIllII ill' NV i! I! I Superior q Record' I it M&M' ''-r ' January Victor and 49966 La Forza Del Destio (Solemnly in This Hour) ...... 74598 Invitation to the Waltz. ... . .Philadelphia Orchestra $1.50 7599 Don Pasauale-Cavatina (Glances so Soft) Galli-Curcl liO 35694 Gems from ''Sometime". .. .Victor Light Opera Co. Gems from "She's a Good Fellow" 64838 Only You .................. .John McCormack $1.00 2779 Souvenir Drdla . . .v. .......... .Sascha Jacobsen .5 Serenade From Les Millions D'Arlequin. . . . '.j. " ...Sascha Jacobsen $1.00 E 18629 I Might Be Your "Once-In-a-While"T-Fox Trot.;. ' 5 Smith's Orchestra E Patches Fox Trot 18630 Oh, What a Pal Was Nobody Know: 2821 Tell Me Medley Wonderful Pal George Meader 2765 And He'd Say Oo-La-La WeeWee. . . .BUIy Murray.' Oh I Oh I Oht Those Landlords..... Irving Kaufman 18625 My J8bys Arms Medley Fox Trot (Accordian) . . . i pietro nd He'd Say Oo-La-La-Wee-Wee Medley One . . ' Step ..Pietro 2798-rBlues My Naughty Sweetie Gave to Me Fox Trot Ted Lewis Jazz Band " India Fox Trot .Yerkes Novelty Five Come in and hear those that interest you, or tele phone your order. Main 6723;! or sign and mail , this ad. checking (X) the numbers yoa want. . Name et a1a -. MORRISON ST.' AT DROADWAY HJNV8 MUSIC nASCN AiD tn any Una! 7 This is what I read : PIE-MAKINQ CHAMPIONSHIP CLAIMED. - "UttnlL Wash.. Dec 10. To the Editor Having noticed an article tn yesterday's paper in which Susan Lisby claimed to be the champion pieraaker of the worl4, X am. writing to challenge that record "I was chief cook for the Wind River Logging company at Carson. Wash.. 11 years and am atlll cook ing for the once general manager at that Place, who Is here now In the same capacity, which makes 12 years, ana In that time 1 .road an taken in what Is thought to have been suicidal latent Her condition was discovered shortly after tbe poison was taken, and Dr. J. P. Tamlesie called at once, but medical assistance was useless. Mrs. Kenton Is the wife of J. E. Keneton. She was born and had spent the greater part of her life in Oregon. She la survived by her husband and an 18-year-old daughter. The body was taken in charge oy Chief Deputy Cororftr Leo Gotsch, who pronounced the cause of the death sul- snfannnBnnessW9sn9BSsnsessanae ALCAZAR WEEK COM. MOW. MAT, JAlt. 5 Dally Mtatlna for India Only ts and BOo. "Nat a Waters.'' it .. M.HtMM.Alin. Starhnc th ladies on tha "Dad of th Scxaa,' carninc marriasa, diTere and lor. Most Nlfiltu, for all ever 11 1e : 7S4, 81, SlM Ul. Records Columbia nackett and sraccian z.oo Victor Light Opera Co. $1.35 .Smith's Orchestra 85c E Mary Medley Walts....1.... Smith's Orchestra One-Step.. Smith's Orchestrs sJ aafl ' 85c E 8c E 85c 85e E 85c E ai joison $5c " S 85e' I 85c Address Iwlli RAiCS will address nALWii5 assek, euiai tmsmm "s average of 25 pies per day, a total Of : 108..4O0 pies, beside all, dough-; nuts, cakes, .cookies and bread, for -from 125 to 190 men. Some win - tern were "put hi at Rose City hotel. ; - St Johns, but plemaklng went on just the same. . I am still making PeB. . trj:- a - XRSi . V KINO. f Ton can't help admiring anrood. faithful soul like that, who all these years baa served so welt la her place - in. Ufa,; -.4 f ; -. ru wager K was one of the gang she cooks for that showed her the challenge, and I can just see the whole mob jui in ..arms declaring that she and no. Mother 'waa the ' Have You Exercised Caution With Your Eyes? Arm Yoa Blind to ; Your Own Interest? In choosing your optometrist or eye specialist choose Just as you would your medical doctor or dentist Tour eyes. If. they need care, need more special attention than any other part ot the body. -So near to a correct fit of glasses, yet so far, means glasses that do not give tha correct amount of comfort, and if you must wear glasses why not have the absolute correct kind, and with the mounting that gives com fort and that snaj?py appearance that makes glasso look Just eight A graduate of the University of Michigan and Michigan Optical college, combined with 20 years' optical experience in the city of Portland, Is what you are getting when you get glasses of me. No apprentices to handle your case. Tour teeth need attention every year. Should you not- give equally the same attention to your eyes? If you have not had your eyes looked after, Just come in and I shall be glad to advise you, and then you are sure to have Just the proper hind. Remember, my fees are as reasonable as the high cost of material and labor will allow them to be. - Dr, J. D. Eyesight Specialist New Location 171 BROADWAY -Next to Hippodrome Theatre ' ' ' ' - Why isButter .csott and yet sonrm r "Kneed a aUea batwaea roar ftnaan, not tba softns in tcztnr and train, but yet hoe firm and sound it is. It teals lika s apons eaka," U. S. BAKERY Psrtland, orn. oiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiinniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiinilniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiuiini I Automotive Schools 1 Day and Night E Automobile, Tractor, Vulcanizing Students entering E now will be ready for position in the spring. Large new S building, new equipment, expert instruction, practical E laboratories and actual thop experience in repairv r I ' Radio and Electrical Schools Prepare for radio operator service on merchant ships or E or electrical engineering. Special equipment and very S high grade instruction, insure rapid progress and practi- cal results. Enter now. E These schools cooperate with the state tn pro s viking financial aid to returned service men.' E For catalogue - giving complete information, address er call at E Division A, Department of Education) Y. M. C A. Building. , niiiiniiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiifniiiiiiiininiiifiuiiiiniitiiniii? A Business Education Is almost Indispensable to the man who wants to become successful la busi ness. Such an education may be best obtained In this school, under .men teachers and with young- men students. Students are given individual and personal attention. s 1 : ' ' Day and Evening Sessions Neu i Classes Open January 5 - IS - SHOSTHjUTD, ttpewritiito, BOosrxkEriHG, business iwir . LETTEJi W&1TIKO y This school cooperates with the State in providing financial aid t returned . .. ;. . . . service men. Y.'M. C. A. Business School, Div. A i SIXTH AJTD TATLOB 8TBEET8 - V H05B "MACT- I7H VULCANIZING SCHOOL Learn to REPAIR. RJEBUILD and RETREAD both fabric and cofd' casings," Complete course expert Instruction- . . ; ; , ' s . .on rnodern equipment. ' , V . ' "' High cost of tires snd increased use of the auto- - v mobile-make the ' vulcanizing trade attractive. ; v , This School' cooperates with the state in providing' financial aid ' . . ' - to returned service men. .. ." i - Por complete'lnformation, address " - ROOM 416, DIVISION A, . "V 1 ' - PORTLAND ' Y. M. C. -A. AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOLS s champion pie baker; maker not only, .of the MOST but the BEST piea! . ,P11 bet the whole mob had a hand. tn that letter I And can't you Just ; - see her. all smiling and proud to find herself so appreciated, and her j' rples so praised? f-: hxX-i- ? -f ' ' Some folks : think plea are Just ' property stuff lor funny movies, but It's a safe bet nobody ever threw " one of her pies I -w-'-V ' v' Her Uttle world la a long way from Broadway. but ahe'a Just as ; 5 much of a "star" out there as those that shine here. r . God bless be I'm" glad her name's KIXO 1 . -j it. M ?JiiKi&H : aaa Duback Nut Bkead so '-"'"' " in Ono Day rate-; i r . , - ; J' ''I' r-QwimBttO Be sure you get tbe Genuine Look for. this, signature -.'-' on the box: 30c. UniversityofOregon PORTLAND COURSES ! sixTT is jruMBik , BEGIlf JAVTJAKY t FOE THE WWTl)B(TEEJr' LIBERAL ARTS ; COMMERCE 1 SOCIAL TRAINING Ths v Stste University . conduct night classes In Portland In Edu cation. French and Spanish (com merciil and literary).! Advanced English, Salesmanship, Accounting, History. Art. Play Producing; Pub lic Speaking. (Mathematics, Physics, Foreign Trade, Business Law, Bus iness Organisation, Philosophy. Psychology, and 'other work - of university grade. Registration fee Is 5 for any number of liberal arts courses. 10 for ths fuU so cial training course, and from IS to f 10 per course "In commerce, each term. No other fees. Ore- gon service men are compensated for fees and texts. The Univer sity of Oregon grants residence credit toward the A. B. degree, for Portland Center work. 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