THIS OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND : SUNDAY MORNING,. MARCH 28, 1920.
TOWN TOPICS
; Traveler to til aota ef the Vvtlai Btttm m
ikiMd I boo 14 Uka adTtntaf f txptrleecea1 JB
lormtfcn aad wrrfe erfarad throajrh Tna On
con Journal Tnid Baiaau. in paraonal charcc of
Itona? B. Saifch. Railroad tfckat aad ateeauaip
booking smncad. Ferris exehanf tamad.
Information gWaa rmrdinc pMports.
oomin rviirrs
StaU Bandar School aaaoeiaUoa. May to .
: Northwaat Drnsslat aaaoctatiaa. May.
State tttun sonvantioa. Bd, Job 1.
- Ktwante dab. aattonel eoawntioa. Portiaad,
Jan 2 to (.
National Traveler Pretactiv aaodattoa.
Portiaad. Job 14 to 10.
Eaatera Bur eonTrntioa, PtrUand. Jess .
Grind tods of Maaooa, J dm If.
Imprial Bhriae esnventioB. ion IS to S4.
Row Pcatival, Jnao 34-SS.
Grand Anar lUU eaeampaMBt, Astoria, Jess.
1120.
Aawrtcaa Larfon eoamrttea. Astoria, Jvtij
0-al.
1 exhibition - will be open to the public
beginning- Friday, until April 28, with
Lthe usual muaeam hours 9 to S o clock
week days. 2 to & Sundays ; free toe arx
ernoons of Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday. The exhibition
consists of paintings in oil and water
color, pastels and black and white draw
ings and miniatures.
TODAY'S FORECASTS
-. Portland and Vicinity Tonisht aad Sunday,
probably rain; waaterly wind.
Oregon and Waahinioa Tonight and Sunday,
probably rain, fair caat portion; moderata wot
arly wind.
THRIFT
and
WAH Ba TINGS STAMPS
on Bal at
Buatnna Offica. Tba Journal
Employes Isinrad More than 50,000
employes of the Westinghouse Electric
A Manufacturing company will be af
fected by a blanket insurance policy
, recently purchased by the company.
Policies vary In amount from $300 to
' 11000, according to the term of service,
and are carried without cost to the
workers. In addition, employes are al
lowed to Increase the value of their
policies to amounts varying from $1000
to $2000 by depositing a small percent
age of their salary or wages with the
company as a savings account. The
local agency of the Westinghouse com
pany was established In 1905. There
are at present seven employes on its
payroll, and, according to Manager Carl
I Wernicke, the majority of them
have been several years In the service
of the company.
Fame Is Growing The fame of Au
rora aeparag-us is spreading; to Cali
fornia. A. W. Schubert, proprietor of
the Grand Central hotel at Fresno and
a former resident of Portland, recently
had an argument with a restaurant keep
er over asparagus, Schubert claiming
that nowhere in the world was aspara
gus so excellent as to quality and large
ness as that grown at Aurora, Or. To
prove his contention. Schubert wrote
to George Quayle, secretary of the Ore
gon State L'hamber of Commerce, ask
ing for a box of the beet Aurora as
paragus available, by which he hopes to
induce the Californian to order hlB prod
uce from Oregon.
Edseator to Addreaa Club Colonel
David P. Barrows, president of Berkeley
university, will speak before a joint
meeting of the Oregon Civic league and
the Progressive Business Men's club next
Thursday at the Benson hotel. Colonel
Barrows was at one time discussed as a
United States. The Oregon Civic league
is to be host to Mrs. Florence Kelly,
national secretary of the Consumers'
league, at the Benson on Monday.
To Advertise Heppner Heppner is to
be advertised throughout the Middle
West as one of the sheep centers of Ore
gon. The First National bank of Hepp
ner recently prepared a list of sheep
owners in that vicinity with sheep for
sale, sending a copy to George Quayle,
- secretary of the Oregon State Chamber
of Commerce. Quayle has requested 100
copies to be supplied to persons ir the
Middle West making inquiries as to suit
able places for growing sheep..
Crestoa Besldents to Meet Residents
of the Creston school district, whether
they have children or not, will have a
business and social meeting at the school
assembly hall Thursday night at t
o'clock in the Interest of the betterment
of community affairs. Music, games
and refreshments will feature the pro
gram. Human Society to )Im1 The annual
meeting of the Oregon Humane society
will be held at the Unitarian chapel,
Broadway and Yamhill streets, Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The work of the
. society for the year will be reviewed
and an address on war dogs and other
animals in the S. O. S. zone will be
given by Dr. James Elvin of Salem.
Low Priced Pnel Unquestionably the
best, cheapest, cleanliest and most con
venient fuel is kerosene when burned in
our patented burners, made by ourselves!
and guaranteed. They are for either
range or heating stove and give the most
perfect satisfaction. Izard Gas Heating
Co., 224H Third st. Main 5055. Adv.
Portland Art Association The eighth
annua) exhibition of the work of artists
of the Pacific Northwest will open
Thursday evening with a "private view"
for artists and their friends and the
jnembers of the- Art association. The
Cost and Fine Are Sanaa E. Muateno
was asked to pay the city of Portland
the same amount in a fine Saturday
as he paid Friday' for several pints of
whiskey he had in his suitcase when ar
rested at 227 H Lmrrabee street by Pa
trolmen Reek and Van Valkenberg.
Musteno told the court he paid $26 for
the whiskey, so he was fined f 2t. .Three
men arrested at 748 Raleigh street.
where the police found 65 gallons of
wine, were also penalized by the court
Mike Estak was fined $50, Chris Tenta
$50 and Mart Domozl $25. Andro Cor-
akas, who had one gallon of whiskey in
his suitcase when the police stopped
him Friday night at Fourth and Couc
streets, was fined $10. '
Fellowship for Reed Graduates Fel
lowships at Tale university are await
ing Reed college graduates in mathe
matics, according to word received re
cently by Dr. Frank Loxley Grlfin of
the Reed mathematical department. The
fellowships require half-time teaching,
and pay $750 a year in addition, to tui
tion and advance study. The offer 'was
made by Professor W. A. Wilson of Tate
in recognition of Professor Griffin's sue
cess in preparing students for teaching
careers. Dr. Griffin became head of the
Reed mathematics department in 1911.
Rain 11 Inches Shy That means much
moisture snd wet feet If you wear store
shoes and doctors bills. And in buy
ing those eastern products you get not
only Inferior stock and workmanship.
but support eastern factories and pay.
rolls. Friends of Portland will not i"o
this particularly when you can buy a
Portland made article at a lower price
and one pair worth two of the other kind.
We're speaking now to men. Sadler's
t7itvsc cAtwi, 1 1 hi una Aiarvnai. Aav,
Rlrer sad Harbor Data The Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce is in re
ceipt of circulars and pamphlets hav
ing reference to the work of the
tional Rivers and Harbors congress, to
gether with bills showing" approprfa
tions for this work. Secretary George
Quayle has announced that the chamber
will be glad to furnish any information
desired upon this subject.
Joint Meeting Planned A joint meet
ing of Security council of the Security
Benefit association with St Johns coun
cil will be held at Baker hall. Killings-
worth and Albina avenues, Monday eve
ning. A program will be given and an
address by Hon. M. A. Miller, collector
of internal revenue. Refreshments will
be served after the program. The meet
ing is open to the public.
Dancing on Hlgber Level Esthetic
dancing at Reed college has advanced to
a higher level. Mrs. Lenore McGregor
Gray, instructor In interpretative danc
ing, began and advanced class Thursday
which will study the Marlon Morgan
rw..ihi. Phnl for the Tirexirtenv of ! technique. The earlier months of the I
Reed college. He served as chief of the fr were oevoieo to ruaiments or tne
bureau of federal education under !artl and tne advnce work will prepare
Theodore Roosevelt as president of the Lor lne o'on oi commencement lime.
$1R Fonnd While buying a calculator
at 518 Corbett bldg., a buyer found $185
saved him as he paid only $15 for the
machine which adds, subtracts, etc.,
much easier than a $200 instrument;
guaranteed .five years. The calculator
saves money, brains, time, mistakes.
Calculator Co., 518 Corbett bldg., Port
land. Or. Write, call or phone. Mar.
557. Adv.
Larceny Trial Set Trial of Loren L.
Kingsland. who is charged with larceny
of about $200 from the U. S. Laundry,
will be held in Monday's session of the
municipal court Judge Rossman set
the trial date Saturday. Klng-aland was
a driver for the company. He is al
leged to have collected several bills and
failed to turn the money over.
Mast Ieae "Wife Alone Boise Mc
Klnney was allowed his freedom Satur
day by Municipal Judge Rossman on
condition that he leave his 16-year-old
wife alone and allow her to go back to
her parents home. McKinney was ar
rested on a charge of threatening to
kill her.
Avoid expense and the annoyance of
temporary plates. We extract teeth pain
lessly by aid of nerve blocking and
make it possible for one to have perma
nent plates fitted in a few weeks after
teeth are removed. Drs. Hartley, Kles
endahl & Marshall. 307 Journal bdg. Ad.
To Speak on Trade Acceptance,
"Trade Acceptances" will be the subject
of an address which will be delivered
Monday. April 5, at the members' forum
luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce
by Robert H. Bean, head of the Na
tional Acceptance council.
Drngglst Hold Special Meeting A
special meeting of the Portland branch
American Registered Pharmacists, wiTl
be held Tuesday at 9 p. m. at the Broad
Way Haielwood. J. S. O'Callaghan,
grand president, will be In charge.
Eliot Hpeaka at Reed Vespers The
Rev. W. G. Eliot will be the speaker at
the vesper service in the Reed college
chapel at 4 o'clock today. The vesper
choir will sing. The service is open to
the public
Free Lecture Tonight. .Subject. "The
Seven Factors of Physical Health." bv
Wm. R. Reece at Theosophical hall, 301 j
v. tr 1 1 l i i viuK.. cor. lutu ana Aiaer. ah
invited. Adv.
Individ sal Service in artificial teeth
places the best at your disposal. My
work, as an exclusive plate specialist,
guarantees you satisfaction. Dr. E. C
Rossman, 307 Journal bldg. Adv.
New Daughter Arrives Dr. and Mrs.
Sanford Whiting are being congratu
lated upon the birth of a: daughter, Fri
day night The new arrival will be
christened Anne Elisabeth.
Pyorrhea, decay and soft teeth. We
positively guarantee results. You may
be the judge. Dr. C. Smith Long, den
tist 310 Bush A Lane Bldg. Adv.
'steamer I raid a for St Helena and
Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Aider j
street SuniHy. St. Helena only, 1 :30 !
p. m. Adv. j
United Artisans.. Liberty Assembly'
No. 628 will give Its regular dancing party ;
Wed.. Mar. 31, W. O. W. hall. E. 6th and
Alder sts. Admission 35c Adv. I
Plaster Board, beaver board, Cornell '
board for walls and ceilings. . Timms j
Cress Co.. 184 Second St. Adv. j
Safety Boxes $3.50 yearly. Mortgage j
loans and bonds for sale. Union Safety '
Vaults. 284 Oak st Adv. j
IM.lt Know Dr. MeMahoa. 1M '
chiropractic, Portland. Phone, call, wire,
write. Adv. ' i
"Milk Care" at the Moore Sanitarium.
Adv.
Miss McGrath in
Two One-Act Plays
Pleases Audience
aMiss Marie McGrath, dramatic readar.
beld the interest and won the approba
tion of a large and dlacriminating audi
ence at the Little theatre Thursday eve
ning, when she appeared in two one-act
plays, "A Marriage Has- Been Ar
ranged,'' by A. Sutro, and Barrie's (
"Rosalind." Miss McGrath combines
the rare gifts of youth, beauty and per
sona magnetism with a natural talent
for losing herself in the character she
is portraying, and so successfully did
she do this that she was followed with
closest interest by the entire audience.
Miss McGrath. who is a graduate of
the Valair Conservatoire de Musique et
Art Draraatique, where she studied with
Miss Elizabeth Eugenia Woodbury, left
this morning, where she will coach dur
ing the summer, preparatory to going on
the stage in the fait
Miss Kathleen Jordan, also of the Va
lair Conservatoire, a student pf the
violin, played in an acceptable .manner
Sarasate's "Zigeunerweisen." Miss Jor
dan has rare poise for one so young
Miss Helen Ughtner was the accom
panist ,
State Chamber Is
Clearing House in
Upbuilding Oregon
The Oregon State Chamber of Com
merce is the clearing house for Oregon
opportunities, concerning which it is re
ceiving letters both from persons desir
ing to settle in the state and from cities
in need of certain lines of business.
Andrew Alden of Minnesota has
visited the state chamber, in an effort
to get in touch with opportunities on
large ranches for dairying and stock
raising. While here he Is also seeking
industrial and farming opportunities for
many friends who desire to locate in
Oregon.
The First National bank of Scappoose
has Informed the state chamber that
there la at Scappoose an excellent loca
tion for a small sawmill. Two million
or more feet of second growth timber
is available on level land. Initial pay
ment would be required on timber, bal
ance to be paid for as cut Scappoose
is within 20 miles of Portland, one mile
from the railroad station and on a
paved highway.
The State chamber has Information
concerning opportunity for a physician
and a druggist in Southern Oregon.
As a result of correspondence with the
chamber, George Meinhardt and family
of Delta, Utah, are now comfortably lo
cated on a fine 50-acre far mnear Eu-
gene. -A friend of his la now looking for
a farm In that vicinity, and his family
will soon follow.
Cart ef Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors and especially the Attina
Fuel company who no kindly assisted
us in our grief for our beloved husband
ant father, Charles Osborne, Mrs. Mary
Osborne and Cffildren. -
Scholars Svrat File ,
Roseburg, March 17. A ' Flyless
Town" la the slogan of the biology class
of the Roseburg; high school. : They are
devoting considerable time to the study
of the germ carrying fly and enlisting
the citizens of Roseburg in a movement
to eradicate the pests.
Spring Menus
For Eager Appetites
The choicest from field, for
est, orchard and stream is
served here, prepared as only a
"Ye Oregon" chef can.
To dine here is a delight,
whether you choose from the
card, or enjoy the delicious
table d'hote. .
Service 11 a, m. to 1 a. m.
- awaav." -.v a a rm
Ye Oregon Grill
Broadway at Stark
YOU PROFIT BY
YEARS OF
) Diamond
Exp
erience
when you hoy Diamond
at Jaegr Bros.
This store long ago established a reputation for diamond service.
This reputation is not simply a local one, but extends to many
sections of the country, and even foreign points.
Tears of experience and continuous contact with the leading
diamond centers has not only given us an accurate knowledge of
diamonds, but has enabled us to make advantageous and extensive
purchases, this in turn enabling us to offer the very best values
to our customers.
The worth of a diamond its purity of color and perfection In
cutting can be judged best by men who know, diamonds. We
suggest that you profit by our diamond experience, no matter
what price you wish to pay- Come in and talk with us.
Full Cut Diamonds at $1$, $25, $35,
$50, $75 1 $100, $125, $T50 up to $2500
OUR SPECIAL
$100 DIAMOND
eoatlaaea to main
tain its lead for
beanty and Talie
Jaeger Bros.
Jewelers Silversmith
131-133 SIXTH ST.
MARTIN
SMOPHONES
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Now is the time
of the year that you need a
Gas Radiantfire, to
take the Chill off
these cool mornings
chilly evenings.
and
We have a few "slightly used
good as new" on hand and
a complete line of new ones.
$8.00 down and $5.00 a month,
no charge for piping or in
stallation on first floor.
Extra: Cheapest
WOOD in Town
Heavy Fir Slabs and Blook
Wood Mixed; stove length, at
$8.00 Per Cord
Dry inside Fir Wood, only
S9.50 Per Cord
Delivered same day you order
any place in city.
Phone day or night Mar. 4296
Good Fare and
Good Company
await you at this hotel every
night in the week. We value your
patronage, and endeavor to satisfy
you with cuisine and service.
Sunday Table d'Hote Dinner. .$1.25
Weekday Noon Lunch ...75c
Tne
HOTEL PORTLAND
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Portland Can & Coke Co.
Alder gear Fifth
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FIFTH CHURCHof CHRIST
SCIENTIST
of Portland, Oregon, announces a
free lectu re on Christian Science,
by Miss Mary G. Ewing, C..S. B.
Member of the Board of Lecture
ship of the Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ. Scientist,
in Boston. Massachusetts, Sunday,
April 4, at 3 P. HL, in First Unit
of Church Edifice, corner 62nd
street and 42nd Ave. S. E., Mt.
Scott ear. The 'public is cor
dially invited to attend. '
But one more week to choose your Easter offerings. In this season of joy and
happiness your loved ones appreciate more than words can -tell the little remem
brance from you: A card, a booklet, a book of religious thought, a Bible, a
box of Easter stationery, or any one of the many things to be seen here. As
usual, this exclusive shop is prepared to show you something new, something
different, something entirely original for the Easter season.
Bibles and Testaments
Hymnals and
Prayer Books
Oxford and Nelson Bibles, and other popular
editions in India paper, Morocco and pin seal
leather bindings. All sizes and prices.
The Meaning of Faith
The Meaning of Prayer
Manhood of the Master
Footpaths to Peace
Along the Sunlit Road
Greatest Thing in the World
From Friend to Friend
Tunes of Retirement
The Ministry of the World
The Second Mile
Why We Fail as Christians
Pax Vobiscum
Daily Strength for Daily Needs
Gospel and the New World
He-Took It Upon Himself
Christ in. You
Asurance of Immortality
Quiet Talks on John's Gospel
Intra Muros
and many other splendid books suitable for
Easter offering?. You will find every shade of
religious thought in the books in our religious
book department.
The Book Dept.
Permolin
Rabbits
for the kiddies' Kaster,
filled with Easter can
dles, are by far the
best offering for the
children.
They are very life-
some standing.
9
like
some srttinar. all wit
bright glass eyes an
metal cap candy open-'
mgs. Made of a snb-.- ,e'
stance very uuraow
and In several colors
and finishes.
25 to 91.00
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EASTER CARDS
Lithographed, printed, engraved, hand colored ;
Post Cards, Booklets, etc ; every style of Greeting
Card, all with appropriate Easter greeting. Here
you will find the best variety of greeting cards on
the coast. Priced from e UD-
Novelties, Party Favors, Place Cards,
Table Decorations; Crepe Paper
Decorations, Chicks, Rabbits, etc
EASTER STATIONERY
Hnrd'a, Eaton. Crane Pike,' Whiting's, all the
popular makes, In handsome Easter gift boxes.
Filled with the best of Stationery, in white or tints,
plain or colored edges, priced from SO up.
LADIES' HANDBAGS
Leather, Silk, Velvet The latest domestic and for
eign importations. Tour Easter outfit will be in
complete without one of Xheae beautiful bags. We
carry the most exclusive line of Handbags on the
Coast Several manufacturers' linen to choose from.
The Seeoaa Floor Gift and Art Shop
THE J. K. GILL CO.
GOOD P&i
WELL ia. VOw
Guaranteed for
50 Years
Martin Band instru
ments are of such
Superior worth as to
need little mention.
Ask any musician of
reputation and he
will tell you that the
Old" Martin Jine is
first class.
The Martin Line
Complete
Cornets, Trumpets,
Saxophones - and
everything for the
modern Band.
Just Now We Are Featuring the
MELODY "CM SAXOPHONE "
(LFJohnsonPiahoCo.
149 Sixth. Bet. Alder and Morrison i
Pianoa Victrolaa Recorda
a J k V
Booksellers, Stationers,
Of f ice Outfitters .
Third and Alde?Sts.
The Shriners Are Coming
in June
You'll need
Shrine Emblem Cards
All Shriners will have them.
Your Business or Personal Cards with one of these
emblems embossed on them gives it that personal
touch. '
A piece of printed matter of any kind your name
on it is your" "Personal" representative wherever
it may be found.
Surely, then, the best is none too good.
That's the basis on which we guarantee your Satis
faction on our printing.
"Quality" is the watchword here all the time
whether the job be big or small.
Office Furniture and Appliances
"EVERYTHING FOR THE bFFICE"
Seab and Rubber Stamps
Fifth and Oak Sts.
Mar. 6080, Aut. 565-48
The Last Touch
OF A BEAUTIFUL. OOWJT IS
A BAR PIN
A WRIST WATCH
PEARLS
or some appropriate piece of ,
jewelry. Nothing could be more
suitable for an Easter gift. Our
stocks are large ; we show every
make and grade of AMERICAN
Wrist Watches. Complete lines
of La Tosca Pearls and thou
sands of other beautiful and
durable gifts.
STAPLES The Jeweler-Optician
266 MORRISON ST., Between 3rd mod 4th
DROP IN AT WOOSTER'S
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
488 to 494 Washington Street
OPEN EVENINGS
Take tHe car home from Woosters
PYORRHEA
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED
Be a are yea are free from tala dreaded Slaae, whirs werfcs sack ravages la
the meets aad eaases the leas ef aeaad teeth sad eftea predate disease aad
death by cJstrthntlag Its aoltoa te remote ysrts ef the body. If takes li Us
aiiy stags ' " e eeetifslly treated. Ceme la aaa iBveitlgate.
an snags wem ,
Fartlealar Atteatlea Paid te Plata
EXAMINATION FREE
Boirst till t t P. M. Psoas M. lit
U Tsars Ja Portlaad
Wise Dental Co.
511 FAILI56 BXDC THIR1 AKD WASHINGTON
$2.00 P
INST IS)
VMS aONTHWtST
The Rainier Ho tel
In the heart ef Portland; has the
est ef aocommodatlons to offer te
the traveler . who is tooktng- for a
medium-priced HOTrSl either traa
slant or permanent. lxcatad ens
block from the main postofftee. Caff
service te all parts ef the olty ua
excelled. Also convenient te all
depots. ,
its Kerta Slit, gtrtat Bdwy. lilt
Reliable Dentistry .
We guarantee our work
for to years. We will
examine your teeth free
and tell you lust what
they require and what
it will cost.
1117 aiStle.1 .a. i
attention to .11 work. Df
DR. H. F. NEWTON, Prop.
Open Evening Until 10
Boston Painless Dentists
Betweea 4th aad tth os Waahlagtoa St,.
DRUGS
BY MAIL
If In need of pure drugs and
chemicals, shoulder braces, arch sup
ports. THIJNMEH. lastlc stockings,
abdominal supporters, suspensory
bandages for men. and all ether
rubber goods of every description,
send to the
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO,
Rcllahla DrnarsUla asd
Trsaa Experts
THIRD AND YAMHILL
PORTLAND, OR. ,
TYPEWRITERS
For Sale and Re:.i
Our stock consists of high class re
built machines only.
Setall Departmsit
Wholesale Typewriter Co,
Mali (181
III VTsihtsgtoa St
f THY.
Toiling
A a ajeaatrtat
Plana ana eiarar
far aaaarl
ShOTMariay&Ca
BAH AND ORCHESTRA IN8TBC
MENTS PHONOUUAFHS-All work
done la our own shop and aaUsfacttoa
guaranteed. Oold and Bllver Plating.
SIEBERLING - LUCAS
MUSIC CO., :v
tt FOURTH ST-FHONE MAIN tall.
ssMMBmsss.
Pianos. Talking Machines
Also
All rtbrr Moates! Inatr
BMOla Bmlnd. Polish.
fete.. 7 mxpmrt wwia,
Vary KaawnaM ITiaaai
ah wnra uoirantees.
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