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TOWN TOPICS: Tnntan to n potarta at the Vmttmd States a thread hoald take minnUf o rtperieiwea la (amtiM uul miHm affect thfsask Ths Ort mm ievul Tiseel Bursas, te petsoaal cfatfss Doras B. Bnlth. BaUxaaS Besets ana hip Booktnsa ansveS. Fordsa escbaas) laionaauoa cms mum p , oonma tvtirrs - , IrrWseloei - PWi iiMW B. Orecoa mS la - Omml . 1. fetahlns ts vsdi rortlsaa, JaB- . .TT ...... - 1 III! A , Stater Bandar Beboal assoeiatle. eUj, ISM, ftortasaet SnHUt aeeoelauoa. aw, ; . m... ..miiHiiii lUad. J una X. 1920. r' BUwsnis cio. pettoesU eoseeuUoev FortJeaO. national Traveler- PwtoetlT easodattos. - Eastern Star eonretitio. rorUass. Jsas CtnJ of llmim IltB IS. Grand Armt stats wnnw irt. Aetawia, Jane. itao. TODAY'S FORECASTS Portland and vicinity: Tonight and Wtdnea- Jav tLrt sitoula mnstlv nflrihseetarlT. ' Onto and Washington: Tonisht and Wednee. day fair. eootinucd eotd; enU nortlMaeterly 'WlnOa, nsassnBnanesBi ti - WEATHER COHDITIOJTS . jrm rnnmn nreraila in tba Plataa and , southern Kocky mountain and Plateau states, to point of greatest depression Mag in Bouth- , era Utah. The remainder of tha eoontry la covered by two treat htch pressure araaa, one antral on tha middle Atlantis slope and tha other on tha north Pacific eout Prectplta- ' tios baa been nnncnally wtdeepread. occurring in early all part of tha country. The heariest rainfall reported waa 2.60 inohea at GalTeaton. Texaa. Tba weather ii much colder in parta of ... British Columbia and California, and ia gen- , erslljr mnctt milder eaat of the Mississippi rter. Tba temperature ia generally below normal eaat of tha Mississippi rlrer and on tha Pacifla ooaat. and abose normal In other sections. Belatlre humidity at Portland: Noon yea terday, BO Per eentj p. m. yeaterday, 0 per cent; 6 a. nv today. 81 per cent. .,. EDWARD I WEILS. OBSERVATIONS STATIONS TKMP. ., Boise. Idaho . . Hot ton. Man. . Buffalo. N. Y. . Calgary, Albert Tbicago, I1L .. r Deorer, Colo. . Fraano, Cal. . . . CsiTsston. Texaa - llarre. Mont. . . . - Helena, Mont. . , Huron, Bo. Imuu .:... KaUapell. Mont. Kaneaa City. Ma Los Angelea. Cal. Marahfteld, Or. Medford,4r. . ' Memphis, Teniv New (Mean". La. New Tork. N. Y . -Nome, Alaeka v Phoentz, Aria. PttUburg. Pa. PocaUllo. Idaho Portland. Or. Ttoaeburg, O. - Sacrament Oi Cal ' gu Louis, Mo. 1 Bt. Paul Minn. Bat Ika City, Utah . Han IMego. CaL Ban Franniaeo, CaL . . f . . . . . BeatOe. Weak. Bberidan, Wyo. Bpokana, Wash. Tasoma. Waah. Tampa, Fla, Tatooab Ixland, Waah. - Tonopah. Neada , Triangle bland, B. 0. ....... . Valdea. Alaska..... VancouTer, B. C. . . . Walla Walla. Waah, - Washington, D, C . . . . WUlUton. No. Dak. Yakima, Waah. . 24 1 S 22 b0' 16 it $2 22 6 18 80 62 49 40 84 BO 22 h- 2 60 20 82 88 42 64 SO 20 80 60 54 88 48 80 88 62 44 42 40 84 40 28 26 26 80 .22 14 14 10 22 S4 84 46 18 16 20 14 26 46 80 82 44 16 42 14 22 ) 8 as 86 26 18 24 B0 44 86 w 86 8 86 2ft 86 80 19 12 14 16 h o .01 0 0 .01 0 .60 .oa 0 0 .06 .02 0 .58 .12 .01 .01 0 0 0 .02 .16 0 .10 .50 .64 0 af .08 .04 .14 .04 0 0 0 .08 .62 U .20 0 0 .10 THRIFT STAMPS and WAB SAVINGS STAMPS On Bala at Itnrlneaa Office, Tha Jonmal Two Bntncd for SIvbUb' Ht Lar ceny of A tytt wu tb Charge on vrhlch 3ohn T. Gorman wu fined S40 and John Anderson wsntenced to SO day in the Blty Jail Monday. Qorman and Ander son were selecting a hat In the Mathla clothing store, according- to the etory told Judge Rossman. Dissatisfied with each, hat offered for eale, either because of the fit. pr the cofr, the particular customers sent the clef k. Into the store room for more hits. While he was gone. It is alleged, one of them walked out with a hat valued at KseOTerln' From Ballet WotBd John H. Vogrt, 66 Twenty-second street, whoewas shot in the a ran several days aeo by highwaymen when he resisted their commands, is reported to be greatly lmnroved at Good Samaritan Hospital. Danger of Vogrt losing htm arm is practi cally past, physicians declare, as he is able to use his wrist and- all his ringers. ' The bone was badly shattered. - Vogt la president of the Northwest School Furni ture company. Iriih Society Gives Dasee The enter 4alnraent and dance scheduled by the Robert Emtaet branch. Friends of Irish Freedom, for December, which was postponed on account of weather condi tions, will be held next Thursday eve nine In Hlbernla hall. Judge William N. Catena wlU give a talk on "The Irish Republic" At the close of the program dancing will be th principal diversion. The publlo is invited. J. K. Lee Fined E. Lee of Pike was arrested during the week end by " H. McDonald, deputy game warden, for allowing sawdust to escape into the waters of Turner creek, and waa fined - $25 following a . trial at McMlnnvlIla, according to a report received mt 'the headquarters of the state fish and game commission. . Pkaraaaeiste Xeei Wednesday wight Portland branch No. 6. American Reg istered Pharmacists, will hold Its month- - ly meeting in room 825 Morgan building -Wednesday at p. ra. The legislative committee will ' line up Its work and - other business of Importance) Is ached- f 'Myttertoss Fire Iavestlgated Fire of a mysterious origin gutted the gasoline filling station of Sam Barlch. 192 Fotarth street, about 10 o'clock Monday nlcht The fire marshal estimated the damage St $300 to contents. , As the building is to be torn .down, the damage to It Is not included. The proprietor of the place has been ordered to appear before .the fire marshal, who will con duct S rigid investigation to determine the cause ot we niase. wnen tne nrsi fire companies arrived the blase was spectacular. . . - r Te . Leetmre Alasia Under the auspices of the service department of the Portland T. M. C. AV KL C Frost, Its first general secretary, will lecture tonight on Alaska, etelllng about mining for gold, oil and coal and about salmon fisheries, cattle, reindeer : and . agricul ture there. The meeting, will be held In the auditorium of the main building, 8ixth and Taylor streets. Frost was In charge of local T work when the or ganixation held forth at First and Salmon streets. Be organised many of the association branches on this coast. The meetina: tonieht is nubile. Fire Re reals SUIK'Ire in the home of & H. Williams, 202 Hall street, Mon day night, which created damages esti mated at $500, was the cause of the ar rest of Williams on a charge of operat ing a still. Williams was at work with the still when he struck a kerosene lamp with a wrench, according to the story told by the police. The lamp set fire to ; the house. Williams was severely burned about the face and hands. A complete: still and a quantity of nash were confiscated tor evidence. Wife Desertion Charged James White, 48 years oc age, was arrested Monday night - by Inspectors Swennes and Tichenor on a warrant charging wife desertion. White recently came to Portland from Sioux Falls, 8. D and is held as a fugitive from that dry, White told the police he came here with his children and has sent his wife money to come here, but that she refused to make the trip. " Christian Selenee Lector Third Church of Christ, Scientist, announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Ezra W. Palmer, C. S. B. .of Denver Colo., Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., to be held : in the Municipal Auditorium, Friday evening, January 9, at 8 p. m. Doors will open at 7:30. A cordial in vitation is extended to alL Adv. Parcel Post Carrier Arretted Joseph Herkowlts was arrested Monday night by Inspectors Tom Swenness and Tiche- nor for alleged theft from the Vnited States maiL Herkowlts was employed as a carrier for the parcel post. Accord ing to Swennes, he had been systematic ally robbing the mail sacks. Herkowlts, jo ueiiig iieiu lur ijmcrai sutnoriues. Msiie .Features Hill .Program The first Wednesday morning assembly pro gram at Hill Military academy for 1920 will be given this week by Dr. Emil Enna, pianist and director of music, and Miss Clara Coakley. soprano. Dr. Ertria will organise the orchestra at Hill academy this week and will reorganise the Glee club. Portland Police to Aid Portland police have been requested to watch for the appearance of the safe blowers who robbed the Pe Ell State bank Fri day night, escaping with $500 in silver and $1000 in Liberty bonds. The yeggs are thought to have escaped in an auto mobile, which might have headed for Portland. For the Convenience of the motoring public and business men. If you do not wish to pkrk 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. Broadway and Btoyt, at foot of Broadway bridge. Adv. Stolen Clothing Recovered Through the . arrest of Edward Fisher several days ago, s about $300 worth' of clothing recently -stolen from the Moyer Clothing company has been recovered, according to a report of Inspectors Hoi Iyer and Leonard. , ' Salem-StaytOB-snil City stage Leave Oregon Eleptrio depot, Salem, 10:10 a. m., 4 :20 p. m. Connects with Oregon Electrio trains 6 and S, south bomd. Take stages marked . Hamman Auto Stage. Adv. Shepard't As to Bai Llnet-Autos leave St. Charles hotel at 10 a. m. and 4 p. ni. for St. Helens and way points and Co lumbia highway to . Multnomah falls and. way points. For Information call Marshall 43S1 or Main 9S0. Adv. Weaser Qulta Forest Service Tha, resignation of Gerald H. Wenner, who was employed ry the, forest service in a clerical capacity at Chehalls, took ef fect January L It is said he has en tered the employment of the caiuornia Oregon Flour company at Medf ord. Vise McMarray Makes Change Miss Edith McM array, an employe - of . the forest service ' at- PrinevUle.haa been transferred to- Pendleton.. The transfer took-effect oa January .lv . : ' Are Tear Tatars! Teeth Deyond re pair? Better ave them oat and re placed by: artificial teeth of we pener kind. Dr.- Boesman. $07 Journal build ing. Adv. ;. rU r Steaster Jtsde Bsrktas for Camaa. Waahougal and way landings, daily, ex cept Snnday, les.v Alder street dock at, Steaaiep Iralds, : for: St. Helena and Rainier, daflr at t :2S p. m, foot of Alder street Sunday. St. Helens only, . 19 p. m. Adv. . Hatreattlsg Aa Art at tha Market Barber Shop, . vl 4Ut at Tamblll Adv. Whv Shiver! New Mvstic electric beaters $ each, delivered. Wd. 1791 Ad. Fresh Colambla River Smelt, whole sale. Hayes Broaw 20& Tamblll st--rAdv. Stanley Lets will wire your house for less money. Woodlawn 379L Adv. Dr. R. H. Welllagtoa. retaraed. 1015 Corbett bldg. Main J607. Adv. "Milk Care? at 'the Moore Sanitarium. Adv. a 'Dry Officers Meet Here to Clamp Lid Tighter in Portland William A.' Kelly, supervising agent of prohibition enforcement, from San Francisco, is in Portland to assist in developing plans for future regulation of the dry laws In Oregon. On Monday afternoon a conference was held in the office of the internal revenue agent at the customs house, at which Kelly met in conference With Federal Prohibition Director Johnson S. Smith, Collector of Internal Revenue Milton A. Miller and Revenue Agent Kramer. Plana were for mulated for a department of federal prohibition enforcement, which will be made known to the public when com pleted. . J - - j . -- In view "of the fact that under, the California regulations federal authori ties will carry their campaign even Into the public libraries, where all books containing directions on the manufac ture of liquor are to be destroyed, it is anticipated that some stringent measures will be adopted by the conferees. Veterans of Foreign Wars Give Ball "and Install Officers if embers of the Portland branch of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the Multnomah hotel Monday night for the annual installation of officers, fol lowing which an entertainment and dance were held. The organisation is composed of men who served with the American flag .over seas. The committee in charge of the event Monday -night was composed of Dr. Ray A. Peebles, chairman; James Walsh and J. 8. Jones. Officers newly . elected are r J. W. Jones, commander ; M. C. Walton, senior vice commander; Ray J. West, junior vice commander; Richard Delch, quar n "Knocking the spots off!" Come to" Joy the Tailor snd he wiU make of you a good citiien of "spotless town." Suits French dry or steam cleaned $125 Suits Pressed 45c Women's plain tai lored suits French dry, cleaned.. .$1.50 We use the Hoff-Man Sanitary System It Get the Dust! awsasssssj-neaaenar-asi Figure It Up! Yoo'U B Sura to Like Wright' American Maid Bread Your Grocer Has It Log Cabin Baking Co. termaster; J.' S. Hyatt; adjutant: W. H. Butler, chaplain ; J Dr. R, A. Peebles, surgeon F. F. Meer. officer of the day ; waiter Threikeid ipatnouo instructor i Plapp, post historian; K. Ken- yon, sergeant major ; W I : ueaton. quartermaster sergeant; c . Tnomp- . - - M aa sM B - A at son, aide oe camp; iw k. coiuia, i- mm a Wa w. -w-Jt . Taiimsi Walsh, Fred Norman anil UDailey. ' 1 Hot LsJte Arrivals Sot Lake. : Jan. ArrlvaU . at Hot Laake sanatorium Saturday were: Miss Anna Pennman Portland ; Mrs. Mc Donald and lire. O. B. Richardson. La Grande: C H. TnlU Boise. Idaho; Josie McMUllar Colfax, Wash.; J. W. Case, Priaeville. - y. : i ' ir-ria-iMdaa of the cattle busmees in winter prevented Ben L. Tone of Sisters spending. Christmas in Portland with his wife and then- young son wno are in Vi -it-w tra fa lutlidaTa. Tone reached BMti.mi UnmiH. hawenr. for a a tar of several days.. He has .a cattle ranch in Deschutes county between sisters ana the head waters of tne .Metoiiua river 1 ''''' ' I Treat Sue cessf ully, a n. d For About Half the Usual Prices . Diseases of Eye. Bar. Noa and Throat, bungs. Heart and Kidneya All female disorders, blood and skin diseases. PUea, Uoitre and Rheuma tism qaiekey re lieved. Complete gen eral oraetlcai 1 have all the modern equipment neo eessary to insure rou first-class medical OB. N. CLAUDE HAMPTON Pkyflelas and ftargeoa THIRD AWD WASHIKOTOW ST& Hoars i IS A. M. te S P. M. 104 FOURTH ST. Bet. Wasalagtoa asd. 'stark BRANCH No. 1 151 GRAND AVE. Seat East Morrises . BRANCH No. 2 1043 BELMONT Sear East Thirty-fifth A STUTZ BEAR'CAT WE have beenVin-. itructed, by an "owner, to dispose of his 1918 Stub Bearcat at an ' at tractive price. , If has only 'been" run ' 8000 miles and Is In the very, best condition. It may be seen at our salesroom. - ' Bee Howe NORTHWEST . AUTO CO. . AUer at 18th Snnouncement Xe are pleased to announce to our man? friends an6 patrons tt)e return to our pre-war schedule of music In tt)e Wasblnston-Street !Kaielwoo6e - Do5aYan6l)ereaftertl)eTlfazel woo6 orchestra wlttpta? two l)ours In tl)e aftemoofrom 3 to 5 pern, In addition to ttje dlnner and after theatre periods. v .-.i. v. Our Afternoon Tea Mnu offers a variety of , dainty afternoon tea combinations. We feature the choicest teas that can be procured. Our French and English pastries are equal to any that can be found in any city , :in the United States. i We are featuring our Afternoon Tmn SmrvSem tt f . ,Jboth Haxelwoods, but have music at them Washington St. Haxelwood only. .THE CGNFECnONEKK &RESEUIRANT 388 Washington St. - t ; 127 Broadway JUULU.iUiMini.il II.. 1 I.JI 11,11 1 TSLUTiiJ"'"' if ' ("l,..Tl i."s. lYu E- oftvcb iHOirB..I.........BrAiir tin BES1DEKCE PHOlfK EAST BtOl IIS AKD 31S DEKUU BTJILDISO for 1920 Evidence of the", favor with which recent improvements in cuisine and service in the main restaurant is being re ceived by the public is ap parent in the increasing numbers that sometimes have to wait a moment for tables during the rush hours toi luncheon and dinner. 'We desire to express our appreciation and assure pa trons a continuation of cour teous, personal attention under all circumstances and the swiftest and best service' that experts can render. imperial Hotel Our Store. Opens at 9 a. tn. Maa OreWs Receivtw Omt Plwaspt an ; Csrehd ".' AUnmtiomJ - Ssjbm Day as Recalveal. ' " "The Store Jkat UnderselhBecaus'e It Sells for Cash" Out- Store Closes 5:30 p. m, Pra-tavanterv Price) ilUJaw tiena . Now Prerail thrsngliottt tke) Eatirs Stora. aaaassaa ' ' V Earn More f And Still "Hold Your Job" By adopting the Behnke-Walker method y6u can rapidly prepare yourself for a. bigger position without sacrifice of your time or without giving up your present income pro ducing work. All you have to do is to put in about two hours, four nights a week studying any business course you prefer And as soon as you are competent we have A PERMANENT, WELL-PAYING POSITION AWAITING YOU, Mid-year classes are forming. Now is the time for you to enroll at our . NIGHT SCHOOL' r Behnke-Walker graduates are successes because tkey ars tbor opchly trained and because this greet institution ever seeks to better them. The larg-set b'uaineaa finrui look to us to supply them with young met and wo mew who KNOW how te handle bus iness matters property sad efficiently.' For this reason we are la. position to place our graduates in excellent places. B one ef them and ride to success 1 ' Business College .PORTLAND Home of the Northwesfs.Createst Business College Behnke-Walker College Occupies 30,000 Sq. Ft. &o f Space . iitaW - SECURE OUR FREE; SUCCESS CATALOG v ": " I; i V-)v-' '"-'; "M&t.Faa to Profit by Our 'l A- ! . -ANNUAL JANUARY ; r . 3 II ' Special Price Tickets in Every Section It Is the One Time of All the Year When Values Offer the Extreme Limit in Savings to You! t . a - j i , . . '" ( .. - Before taking inventory, we must get our stocks into some semblance of uniformity and neatness, disposing of all broken lots and odds and. ends which tend to complicate our records and prices.' You have a splendid opportunity to exercise your kcen discern ment and good judgment in the purchasing, of this merchandise, which is marked at sacrifice prices... ' ! !; . " ; " I - We need say nothing more than that this is) an up-to-our-standard sales event All merchandise priced honestly for quick disposal, and guarantees of good value and satis- taction. -as tisuai, hold good.. - ! You Are Sure to Profit Through a Shopping Tour Here During ThismSafe a Purchase A High-Grade CORSET At This Stock Adjustment Sale ?D And Pay Only $2.39 : ! For Choice from Fashionable Front or Back Lace Models in R. & Gn Lady Ruth', , ! Merito or Empire Corsets. . i aMJGUARiWTEED---Although these Corsets are sold it far belowj real worth, every pair is guaranteed to give .full money's worm of i service- The assortment consists of both front and back lace mod-j els in styles to fit every figure stout, average or slender. They: come in fancy brocades or in fine pink or white coutils. Many are shown with rubber top. All sizes from 19 to 30 are JQ QQ here in various styles. AH are on sale at one" price DsmiOu 'JLJ mi. m 11 Ui I Pre-Inventory Specials Sale of Serges at 95c Yard tj A fine All-Wool Storm Serge, fujl 36 inches wide; shown in an extensive assortment of desirable colors a fine quality. Decided ly undervalued for this AP sale at, a yard......'. ...ttJv Pre'Inventory. Special U Sale Suitings at $2.50 Yard AU.VTOOL IWKEDS q 54-inch All-Wool Tweed Suit ings in the popular mixed novel ties, suitable for suits, coats and children's garments. Standard quality 'suitings. Big iJO CA ' value at, the yard. tDeWeUll ' Fur 4 Trimmirigs! Our Entire Stock Included None Reserved! f It will pay you well to look to both present and future, needs e n auu jui wiast civ una jug saiv iui uui iiumi i jutJ ' Tn4-4- conceded by all fair-minded women to be below those quoted I for same qualities in other stores have been lowered 25 for this occasion. - . Our Q Included are all wanted widths Sn black, white and Rsgular brown kit Coney- black and natural Opossum -Mole Do Lew SaUiac Luxe Sealine, etc All our Fur Collars are. also to be Prwas .closed out at this sale at OFF regular prices, j All Metal- Lace at Off ! J Handsome -Metal Laces for parjty, or dancing frocks, for trimmings and many other purposes,' such as 34-in. Flouncings and Allovers, in gold or silver, on fine silk nets, in white, black and colors; also wide and narrow bands and edges in burnt-out effects and gold and silver on silk nets. Alt' first-quality goods, well worth our regular prices. On sale at a OP uniform reduction of , I Pre4nventory Undef 'pricing of Broken Lines of RJen's Standard Qudity Underwe Union Suits and Separate Garments in Styles -and Weights to . - -' . Suit AU ' ,i; :v.r ' A Personal Investigation Will Disclose the Unusual Savings ... ; i ; That Will Accrue to You , 1 98c Garment-For Men's Natural Gray Wool-mixed Shirts and Dwrs. $1.15 Garment For Men's Natural Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers. $1.45 Garment- For Men's Natural Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers. $1.49 Garment 'For Men's Natural Gray fine Wool-tnixe4 Shirts, Dwrs. $1.55 Garment ror Men Natural Uray Wool-mixed bhirts and Dwrs. $2.98 Suit For Meirs Natural Gray Wool-mixed Union Suits. $3.49 Suit-JFpr Men's Natural Gray Wool-mixed Union Suits. Dainty Neckwear- at ' Half. A wonderful sJ0 Women's Neck wear. Collars. Sets yestees, of ueor fettr crepe, nets. laces.i or fan die, white and colored silks. Some slightly mussed tbjeoagh display; other styles fresh from .stock. At Ju?t one-aif price. . A Sale of Rufflings at Half Price '.r'.."'p I A Pre-lnTentory Sale of Roffllors In white, ; flejh and colored georcette , crepe tt chiffon white and cream laces and nets. .' Van Dyke points, picot edtxd and hemstitched styles. All to to at Jast one-half price. Our Store i . -. .... ; Now. Opens at 9 a. m. The Most in ValueThe Best in Qtlality Store Closes at 5:30 p. tn. Saturdays at 6 p.,tri. 3,