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THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY FEBRUARY tf, 1020.
TOWN TOPICS
Tr Tiler to all point of tha Onltad BtaUa or
abroad should Uka advantage of nperiencad 1b
frrmattoo aad aarrica offend tbronth Tb Oro
ron Journal Traral Burma, is peruana) charge of
Dency B.' Smith. Bailroad tickets and steamship
booktao arrancad. - rotates , cobanc iasned
Inlormatio givoa raganUua pea porta.
COMINQ BVCflTS
AatomoMle show, rebntary 94 to 28.
Northwest Master Builders' aesociatkro, MuM
ornate (total; February 30 to 3t. '
Stale Sunday School association, liar. It 2ft.
. Northwest Drum association. Mar, 1020. ,
j " Stata. crania ooorsntioB. Band, 2 una 1, 1920.
' Klwanie club, national convection. Portland.
Jan 3 to B. ' v
National Traralera' Brotacttva - association,
inland, lunn 14 tel.. .. '
, Eastern Star ' convention. Portland, June S.
. Grand lodg of Masons, Jane 10.
Imperial shrine convention, Juna 23 to 34.
Oraad Armr state eocanpnient. Astoria, J una.
TOBY'S! FORECASTS
Portland and, vicinity: Tonight and Satur
day rain: locrtfrfni southerly winds. 1 ,
t Oregon: Toalthi and Saturday rain waet
'Portion, rain ortrow aaat portion ; wanner to
nifht eaat portion; Inrressinc southerly winds.
Waabintton: - 'Tonight and. Saturday rain';
Warmer toniaht ait portion: .increasing southerly
wind, becoming a (fash (ale f long the eoaat.
t WEAT11EB COJTDITIOSS
An important depression , central off the
north .Atlantic coast, attended bv hravv snow
mrMJJSnZt the Sarbonne university. h.re la?ge
member of the commission to represent
the People Jagt year while attending the
mayor's conference in the East. Owing
to the illness of the mayor, it is uncer
tain whether or not he will attend the
conference, according to hi secretary,
Hal M. White.
War Workers to OrganiseAn organi
zation of men and women war workers,
who served under direction of the T. M.
C, A. national war work council, will
be formed tonight at a dinner to be
given In the T' building at o'clock,
E. O. Harlan, who la booking reserva
tion for the dinner, says the idea has
met hearty response. Arrangements
are In charge of Fred Lockley, who
served overseas during the war. Other
members of the committee in charge
i ere Miss Qlen Shope, W. pillon, A.
M. Grllley.and W. H- Warren.
Greer Reported Improved W. F.
Greer, sales manager for Allen & Lewis,
wm reported to be much better, this
morning , at the, Portland surgical hos
pital, where he has undergone several
blood transfusion operations. Greer
was fn a critical ', condition Thursday.
He is under the care of Dr. Thomas
Joyce. His sons have furnished blood
for the transfusion process.
Address at Y, M. C. A. Illustrated
A iv tllustrted address will be given in
the auditorium of the Y. M. C. ' A. at 8
o'clock tonight, under auspices of the
association service department. Slides
in Alaska, reaching southward into British Co
lumbia and attended br praeipiution as far south
a Western Washington. Precipitation nan oc
curred abio in the upper Mississippi Valley and
in New Mexico. The following heavy precipita
tion l reported: Boston, Mass., l.Sat New
York, N. Y 1.20. The barometer ia highest
in Hotithwctern Idaho. The weather it con
siderably milder in parte of Montana and British
Columbia, and it noticeably colder in the Dak o tan
and Manitoba. The temperature ia generally
above normal except In the Atlantic states and
Termetsee and on the California ooaat.
Southwest ftorm warning! were ordered at
1 :80 a. m. for the trait of San Jnan de t'uea.
'Oray't Harbor, and the mouth of .the Columbia
titer.
Ilalalira bamldity at PorUand: Noon yester
Viay. JH ir rent; 5 p. m. yeaterday. 67 per cout;
B a.Vtf. today, 0(1 per cent.
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THRIFT STAMPS
and
WAB SAVINGS STAMPS
On Sale at
Btwtneaa Offlco. The Journal.
numoers or American boys were
schooled while in Europe; the -catacombs
and of the Louvre art gallery, will be
among those shown. This meeting Is
free to the public.
Wilkinson Gives Bond P. L. Wilkin
son, alleged violator of prohibition laws,
.was free today under $1000 bond, follow
ing hearing Wednesday afternoon before
United States Commissioner Drake.
Geor,,e Klinklnig and' Tony Pister, other
nlleged prohibition .violators, are unable
to furnish 11000 bond each and are in
jail.
A havsl Kholom Services Services will
be held at the Congregation Ahaval Sho
lom. Park and Clay streets, tonight at
8 o'clock. Tomorrow morning services
at 9 o'clock. Norton Simon, . son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Simon will be Bai Mltz
vah. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will offi
ciate. Shepard's Anto Bus Lines Autos leave
St Charles hotel at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m.
for .St. Helens and way points and Co
lumbia highway to Multnomah falls
and way points. For Information call
Marshall 4381 or Main 930. Adv.
For A ntl-Vaccination Wews subscribe
for "The Truth -Teller," Battle Creek,
Mich. Semi-monthly, 75 cents a year.
Beat paper published on this subject.
Learn what other communities are do
ing in this matter. Adv.
Pyorrhea Is TSot Incurable By aid
of nerve blocking we treat pyorrhea
successfully, crown, fill or extract teeth
wigiOHt, pain. Drs. Hartley, Klasen
danl A "Marshall, 307 Journal bldg. Ad.
Fortland-Tfewberg Leave Fourth and
Alder dally, 8 :30, 9 :30, 11 a. m., and 1,
2:30, 4:15, 5:30, 6:30 p. in. ; Saturday
and Sunday, ll p. m. Phone Main 5105.
Adv.
Broadway Anto ervlre Taxi l.lne
30 cents first half mile, 10 cents each ad
ditional quarter mile. Prompt service.
Day or night. Maln59. Adv.
Steamer Iralda for Si Helens and
Rainier, dally at 2 .30 p. m.. foot of Alder
street. Sunday, St Helens only. 1 :J0
p. m. Adv.
Beginning Monday, Feb. t, the Mult
nomah Hotel Turkish Baths will operate
exclusively for men all day and all
night. Adv. .
"Milk Cure" at the Moore sanitarium.
Adv.
Temple Beth Israel Services Judaism
and the Religion of America will be the
YOU HAVE TO USE AN AXE
TO INSULT SOME FOLKS,
FAY KING DISCOVERS
FT$K TAKE. HER. EAR.) vf
Br Fay Kiag
(Mlas King ia a Portland -girl, whoae first news
paper work waa published in The Journal sev
ers! rears ago. She now ia lesatrd in New
York.)
A couple of Broadway birds I
know that had soma dirt to dish,
. not wishing to run, into any of the
gang, picked on a secluded tea shop
and ordered up some muffins and
hot brew.
They were lappin' up the menu
and talkin' fast and furious when
the little blonde person, holding her
cork tip cigarette at an angle of
forty-five degrees, remarked to her
gent friend that she wished the
hefty party at the next table would
pull in her ear and lay off a busy
line. . x
: But the old party - was 'one of
those outta towners that's gonna
see and hear all that Mtew York's
got to say and show, and she just
leaned on that current of conver
sation. Not that it could matter much, be
ing that most of the scandal con
cerned a set that the dowager prob
ably would never run Into, but just
the same this' is a small world and
truth being stronger than fiction
and all the rest of it, who knows?
They put a soft needle on their
line of lingo, but she moved right
in.
Pretty soon, not being able to get
their minds, on the race, knowing
that this wiretapper was working
with 'em, the gent, meaning to be
right sarcastic and everything,
turned around and looking' at the
old party like a white slaver,
fthinkln' it -would throw a scare into
her, said in a husky baritone. "Won't
you Join us?" H thought that
' would hold her for awhile and it
did! She came right over, stayed
the rest of the afternoon, and said
as she was leaving :
"And they say that Noo York
ers are so oold. I've enjoyed my
self immensely."
topic of Rabbi Jonah B. Wise's sermon
at Temple Beth Israel tonight. Friday
evening services at 8 o'clock ; Saturday
morning service at 10.30.
Steamer Jessie Harking for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally, ex
cept Sunday, leave Alder street dock at
2 p. m. Adv.
McCargar, Bates LlTely Fire, life,
casualty and automobile insurance. Yen
building. Telephone Mair. ICS. Adv.
Attention I Veteraat' Dance 1 Over
the Top post No. 81, Veterans of For-
I eign Wars of the United States, cordi
j ally Invite you to attend their second
dance of the season at the Multnomah
hotel, Saturday evening, February 1.
Admission $1 per couple, including war
tax. Both ballrooms, with orchestra
composed entirely of veterans. Come
and let the overseas boys show you an
other good time. Adv.
YOUR SPRING SUH!
Have your new spring suit tailored to
order. Special prices $45 to J75 now
prevail at the Brownsville Woolen Mills,
Third and Morrison. Adv.
French and Italian engineers are mak
ing studies on the ground for a tunnel
under Mount Blanc to connect their
countries, a project that has been con
sidered for years.
f Mei'ttnr "O
- jiitiaa and the Way Out" will ba
, the subject for discumion at the - -Ing
of the Oregon Civic league, to be
held Saturday at 12 o'clock in the Crys-
, tal room of the Hotel Benson. The j
speaker will he Norman F Coleman. ,
formerly a member of the faculty of
Reed college, but now president of the
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber- i
men The debate on motion picture cen- j
sorshlp. which was to have been, con- ;
tlnued at this meeting with Judge John j
H. Stevenson and Mayor Baker as the
speakers, has been postponed until next
week on account of the illness of Mayor I
Baker.
Opn Political Economy SchooI The j
second term of the school of political
' economy, conducted by the United Land I
and Labor League of Oregon, under the j
auspices of the State Federation of La- i
" bor, will begin tonight In the story hour I
room of the Central library.' The term
wllV consist of 12 lessons, the first be
ing "The lessons of hlrtory as to what ,
constitutes a- true democracy." The:
course will be directed by K. E. Coulter.
Reed College Vespers Vesper services
at Reed college Sunday afternoon will be
marked by the resumption of a student .
choir under , the irection of Hans Hoer-i
' . loin. Purjng the war, vesper services
were discontinued, and the cuBtom of j
having music by students lapsed. Sun- ,
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. William i
R. Reece of the Swedenborgian church
- will sneak, and 20 student voices Will i
render special musical selections. The
public ia Invited.
Musicians Meet at Library At 7:15
tonight. In the Central library, the Pub
s' lie Music forum of the University of
Oregon extension division will meet for
a free round-table discussion of ques-
: j tlons of Interest to musicians. The dis
- cusslon will be led by William Robinson
. Boone. All interested are invited to
f ' be present. The class In elementary
harmony will meet af Central library
this evening at 8:15, under the leader
ship of David Campbell.
Eliot Lectures on Birds W. A. Eliot
will give an Illustrated lecture on birds
before the Oregon Audubon society Sat
urday night at 8 o'clock In Library hall.
', . - His subject will be the "Raptores or f
Birds, of Prey." This group or birds,
' which Includes hawks, owls, eagles and
' vultures, have great economic value,
which, together with their life habits,
make them among the moat interesting
' birds in the world.
Thompson School Entertainment The
' usual weekly entertainment of the
. Thompson school children will be givn
' this evening at 7:45 in the school audi
torium. Mayor Baker Iavited Mayor Baker
has received an invitation to attend the
conference during the latter part of this
month in Washington, -D. C. which will
be held by the federal electric railway
commission. Mayor Baker was chosen a
STARVING
While the. World
Looks On
? mu mvmv.
ji
Double
Trading
Stamps
Saturday and Monday
NEW
DRESS SATINS
36-inch all-silk Satins in the
new Spring; shades. New co
pen, pekin, smoke, Upan,
navy, taupe. Exceptional val
ues at I3..50 yard. fi9 HJ
Speeial at . . . . . . . I O
JAPANESE
, CREPE
A new importation of Jap
anese Crepe just received
from Japan. In plain colors.
You will bewell pleased with
the lovely shades. CQ
Regular 65c. special at OOL
ROMPER CLOTH
pothers' Pride Romper Cloth,
30 inches wide, very durable
and fast colors, in a ltrge'va
riety of patterns. No better
wash fabric for women and
children's wear. Spe- AQg
cial price . . . wt
SILK HOSIERY
SPECIAL
A very excellent Silk Hose,
fine ribbed, lisle top. Cordo
van, erey, black, navy and
white. Our J2.50
Hose, special at.
$1.98
WOMEN'S
KNITTED
BLOOMERS
y.98c
A very excellent quality
Knitted Bloomers. Pink and
white. Cut plenty
full. - Special' price.
AVOID MOST OF THE HIGH
PRICES BY TRADING
WITH US
Big Bargains
IN
HANDSOME'
Overcoats
For Winter
and
Spring Wear
Snappy waistline and belted
styles for young men and
older men of youthful
build. Present wholesale
costs are away higher than
we sell for now many of
these coats originally cost
us more than the
Sale Price -
S. & H. Stamps Given
New Arrivals in
Spring Suits .
are arriving daily. Come
and see them.
Exclusive Kuppenhelmer House in Portland
Morrison at Fourth
IN PERSON
AURORA ' '
MARBIGAMAN
Star of
i . ..- .
who will appear at the Sunset theatre all this week
t in conjunction with the picture telling her terible stoyr
Matinee for
Oily
Every Morning at 10 o'Clock
New Jail, Revolver,
Ammunition and
Handcuffe Asked
Gladstone, Feb. S. If the request of
Chief of Polics Thomas E. Gault of this
place is granted, the city will purchase
a two berth steel cage Jail and provide
him with a revolver, ammunition And
handcuffs. The request has been re
ferred to the committee on health and
police. '
The council authorized the establish
ment of the grade on Exeter street
with a view to improving the street.
Dr. J. C. Nash, requested that a street
light be placed on the corner of his
property.
The report of the stata fire marshal
on the fire hazard In Gladstone was
referred to the fire, and water com
mittee, j l"t ,
SPANISH INFLUf f&A"
Guard against it by using Formazln.
the Ideal mouth wash. For sal by
Portland Hotel Pharmacy. Adv.
More Great
ValuesThisWeek
CHERRY CHAT
Cherry's Clearance Sale of women's
and misses' apparel seems inex
haustible in its offering of ever
greater values and ever greater
attractions.
As the sale enters its final stages,
reductions have been taken which
every woman and miss who thinks
at all of economic opportunities
should take advantage of.
Cherry's stock of coats, suits and
frocks f6r women and misses is of
unusual quality and extremely di
versified in styles. You may buy on
terms and wear the clothes while
you pay for them.
Cherry's,' 391 Washington, Adv.
Marriage License Issued
Oregon City; Feb. 6. A' marriage
license was issued Thursday to Frank
I Phares, 35, 106 Center street. Oregon
City, and Ruby C. Zehnsr, is.
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VICTOR
Records
SOME GOOD 0KE8
FSOM THE
HEW
EEBRVABY LIST
18'tt My Tale of Golden Dreams
Walts ...
,. .By Selvin's Novelty Orchestra
Dardanella Fox Trot
. . By Selvin's Novelty Orchestra
1884 Where the Lanterna Glow-
Fox Trot .By Van Bps Trio
Taxi One-Step
. By Smith's Orchestra
18841 Poor Little Butterfly Is a Fly
Gal New Fb Trot
77. By All-Star Tio
Fluffy Ruffles One-Step
.....By All-Star Trio
POPULAR 80KG8
18638 Let the Rest of the World Go
By By Spencer and Hart
I'm Like a Ship Without a Sail.
By Hart and Shaw
18614 While Others Are Building in
the Air By John Steel
Bye-Lo By Vernon Dalhart
186S4 You'd Be Surprised
By Billy Murray
Freckles ti- By Billy Murray
RED SEAL '
648SI Her Bright Smile Haunts Me
Still By Edward Johnson
64841 Minuet... By Hans Kindler
87888 Thy Beaming Kyes
By Schumann-Heink
64841 Dreaming Alone in the Twilight
By Relnald Werrenrath
87I6S Vieni Sul .Mar. .
By Enrico Caruso
GsFJohhsohPuhoCo.
14t Sixth SU Bet. Morrltoa aad Alder
Chlekerfng, MebMn, Packard, Boat,
Lladeraan A Sons Pianos
Martin Saxophones. Guitar. Ukuleles
Final February Clearing
of Suits. Dresses. Coats
.tr'
Dresses
V2OH
Handsome dresses of silk,
wool and jerse), elaborate
ly trimmed. Less than our
cost.
I
Only a few styles and
sizes remain, but these
are of superior quality.
If you make your selec
tions at once you'll find
extraordinary bargains,
SUITS
$25 to $35
Priced S0 to 80 REDUCED
$68 COATS NOW $40
Many suitable for earlyspring".
CHILDREN'S COATS
$20.50 Coats, sizes 8 to 12 tj1 -1
years. NOW Oil
40 and 50 Coats, J to ffOC
16 years. NOW iDuD
389yt Aider
sasW"saaaTs att s s a mL
laws sVswnrai ti w n miiMimi!
Precautions
1 Exercite regularly
2 Eat wholesome food
3 Get fresh air day and
night
4 Rest often and sleep
long '
5 Bathe frequently
SHOULD all preventives then
fail, consult a doctor. After
which, have your prescription
filled at the store of "dependable
drugs."
NsTer Forget, We
"Nerer Close"
co. 6 rs Av At a .
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Automotive Schools
Day and Night
Automobile, Tractor, Vulcanizing Students entering
now vvill be ready for position in the spring. Large new
building, new equipment, expert instruction, practical
laboratories and actual hop experience in repair.
Radio and Electrical Schools
Prepare for radio operator service on merchant ships or
for electrical engineering. Special equipment and verv
high grade instruction insure rapid progiess and practi
cal results. Enter now
, These schools cooperate with the state in pro
viding financial aid to tetamed service men.
For catalogue giving complete iaformatioB, address or call at
Dirisioo A. Department of Education, Y. M. C A. Building. '
For Youthful Figures A
mSCHBADM
Two-Button, Single-Breasted Sack
THE VOGUE
Simple, sensible, thor
oughly stylish. High
waist, two-button effect,
impressed sleeves, and
soft rolling lapels
especially bLnto
the youthful figure.
Phegley &Cavenc? 1
Oor. Fourth and JUder Sts.
r
st Call
Today and tomorrow you can order your
GASCO FURNACE
At the old price for summer installation.
Don't wait till the rush is on!
Do "It Now
FUNERALS
BeaaUf al
rsy it
Meek Malt
casket, kaarse,
box, twe aatea,
tnbalralag aal
reflaad sarvlee
for
Funerals it desired for 120, f40.'Ce.
Hlgher-orfeed funerals In proportion.'
W manufacture caskets.
14 r AttitUat
Bea.Ufal raaerai Cftaaet
MILLER & TRACEY
TaVsVOXT
JVala tOl Iiia.nt Fanral Dincters (71UU
Waaklsgto. at Ella Street, Bttweea tth aa4 list Streets, West Side
ftlflTIPP ,r ,7' v.' alae laetadss epeetal absvlsalar ter ablyaaee US
nUlluC alr te a.y art ef tb. Catted States, , . ,
School of Business Administration & Accountancy
An Evening School of College Grade
FOR EMPLOYED MEN .
New Courses Opening Week of February 9
AtTPITIWO . ECONOMICS
c. f. a. quiz cotrase cobpokatio riKAirce
ACCOCNTIBO PRIHCIPI.ES , . BCSIJCflHS L4W
WBITE FOB IlfFORMATIOir
SPECIAL T. Jt.jC. A. STUOIARSHIPS are available for a limited number
J of service men. - ... .... ...
This school cooperates with the state la glvag state ftaaaelal aid to senie.
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