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TOWN TOPICS
. Traveleri to all point of the Cntted States t
road eboold take adwntaee o apci1taMd to
formation end aerrfca offered thruntb The Ore-
roa Journal TraTei mmo, in persona nun
, bona B. Saaith. Bail road tleaeta sad eteeeeabla
baokiim ernneed. Foreim aaehanae ateued.
Information (Iras rtaaraiM CW
' In4a ataf mnrlaea. Euftne. aprlL
JlT . L mad emaoeO, McMtnarilJe.
'ni.i'lnilM. A. O IT. W PorrlaeA April 80.
i Stats Snadaj School MwUttot, Portland,
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r Uotm Woodmea at America, state awft
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Northwest Drutfbta tMoetatkm. Portland.
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Kaiaftts ef Colnmbne, state amneQ, Portland.
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P. Jr.1 l p. O. danmrtantal srmaeD,
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akakaH ttate aaaanblr. Bakar. May If.
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roraatati of Anwrtca, Portland. Ma 22-2t.
Orand rnij. iUU ancampraeBt, Aitoria.
Ute Optical society, Portland. IJna
Ordar Kaatana 8Ur, grand chapter. Portland,
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Republican national conrentlon, Chicago,
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Mationtl TrtTalara ?rotectl laaaodatton.
ril,iw lima 1 A to 1 Q
Indian War Tatarana of Pacifla Ooaat. Part
land, Jana IH. J,
Khranta Cluba of America. Portland. Jnna
10 ta in,
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and A. Bt. trend lodge, Portland,
lmpattal Conncfl. MraHo BBHna. Jona 23
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J Daaoeratie national eontentton, BaB Fran-
Portland Koaa rUTl, Portland, Jona 24-25.
' Amarican Lasion eonvantlon, AatorU, Joly
: Pacific Coast Cm aaeodatton, Portland. Sap
tamlxr. .
Bona wf Hermann, arand lodsa, Portland,
.BeptaisBar 31. . , .
Oracon-Idaho rarmera' Educational Union of
America. Tha Dallea. December ! to . M
Oraaon Batter and Cbaaaa ktakere. Portland.
Dacombar 17.
But Teaehara aajociatlon. Portland. v
camber 29-S1.
btat Medical aaaooUtion. 1020. :
TODAT'8 rOKECASTS
- Portland and rldnltr: Tonlabt and latnr
6if ammJlj lair; llht to heary froat in earl
niomine;; weaterlr winds. - ! "
; Oregun and Waabinfton Tonlglit and Bat
mday can orally fair; lifbt to beaty frost in
early caorning; moderate weaterly winda. "1
TTEATHEB C03nITI02T
The praam re la mflderatel W otar taa en
tire eountry east of the Rooky mountalw, with
Dentera of dapramkon In Qolorado and Mlasonrt
ahe barometer ia relatiTaly high on tee central
Paoifie ooaat and or or Manitoba. Light rains
)nii eontinued on the Pacific eoaat and rains or
, snows in the northern Rocky mown tain afid
Plateau region; nreclpitatlon has occurred also
In the Middle Miateatppl allay and lower lake
- rvgion, the greatest amount, t.CB inches, being
rtported from Kansas Clt. Mo. The weather is
Somewhat cooler In portions of the aoutbern
plateau states, the central t allays and lake
rrgion, and eorreapondiugly warmer in the At
lantic and east gulf states.
Relatire humidity at Portland: Noon yes
terday, 60 per cent; 6 p. m. yesterday, 60 per
cent; S a. m. today. 11 per cent.
Preuiptution aitiue January 1: Total. 12.00
Inohw; normal, 19.21 inches: defidiency, 6.62
inches. FRANK. G1LLAJI.
OBSKUTATIOXS
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Poise, Idaho
ltoeton. Masa
Buffalo, N, T
rslgary. Alberta
Chisago, 111
Ii!nvr, Colo.
Ica Moinea, Iowa . . . .
Freano, Cal .
IJalTeoton, Texas ....
Honolulu. T. H
Huron, So. Ihtk
Kansas City, Mo, . . . .
I..oi Angeles, Cal
Msnhfirld, Or,
Medfotd. Or.
MtmpliU, Tenn
Jw Orleans, La, ....
New lork, N. Y
North Head. Wash. . ,
North l'latte, Neb. . . .
Oklahoma City. Okla.
Phoenix, Aria.
IMUhurg. Pa,
. Portland, Or. ,
P.oseburg, Or. .......
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8U Ixniia. Mo.
vSt. Paul, Minn.
Rait Lake City. Utah. .
Ban Diego, tal
Fan Franauco, Cal. . .
Erattle, Waah
fpokane, Wah
acoma. Wash
Tsmpe, Fla
VsnooiiTer, B. C
Walla Walla. Wash. . ,
Washington, D. C. . .
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P. M. report" of preceding day.
THBin
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
on Sale at
Business Office, The Journal
Dramatic Beeital Tonight A dramatic
recital will be given tonight at the East
Side Christian church by the choir under
the direction of Edith Chapman Eddy,
with Miss Margaret Notz at the piano.
ThB choir will be assisted by the Misses
Buena Margason, Park Sawyer, Vlra and
Rea Smith. The choir members are :
Mlsa Kern Chandler, Mlsa. Emma Chis
liolm. Miss Violet Chofoot, Mrs. E. E.
Kngle, Mrs. J, if. Ganoe, Miss Violet
Iloff, Mrs. 3. E. Lawrence, Mrs. H. J.
Morton. Mrs. L. W. Myrick. Miss Helen
Protiman, Miss La Verne Reel, Miss Jes
fcle Sawyer, Eugene Chishalm, S. J. Eddy,
3JII. Ganoe, J, E. Lawrence, H. J. Mor
ton, J. W. Mulkey. (
Bom Groand Beantineatlon Pro
fessor A. I Peck of the Oregon Agri
f ultural college will give an illustrated
lecture at the St. Johns library this eve-
tng at 8 o'clock. The subject is, "Mak
ng the Ilorne Grounds Attractive."
This Is one of the regular extension le
ft ea given by the college and is free
to alL
Twenty-fire Dollart Seward Offered
Dr. Floyd B. Dayton, member of the
state board of examiners in optometry,
hat offered, on behalf of the- board, a
reward of $25 to any person who will
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gives Information which win lead to the
DToeecution of oereons maklasr a houee-
to-hotise canvass for the parpose of aeU-
uig eyegiaasea. Bucn ouciutig is artoiu
tely prohibited under state law. Com
plaint baa been mad that recently In
various sections of Oregon solicitors have
been In ;the field, welling eyeglasses of
no valu. . . ;-
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To TTrge War lasaraaee Percy Clif
ford Wood, employed for several years
prior to 1818 in the legal department of
th ?-W. RAN. company, returned
Wednesday from the East, where ha has
been In government service. He will
open Ian office here for the federal war
Insurance department the purpose be
ing to urge upon ex-service men the ad
vantage of keeping their policies in
forcaj . , '
fro gram Devoted to Bimane Wort;
The program of the Oregon CI via league
Saturday noon, in the Benson hotel, will
bo devoted to the work of the National
and Oregon Humane societies. Motion
pictures from French battlefields will
illustrate the general subject, "Animal
Friends." The speaker will be Richard
C Craven of Boston, lecturer ot the
National Humana Educational associa
tion.
Trails CI a Hike Saaday The Trails
club will leave Union station at 7:30
a. m. Sunday for Bridal VelL After the
climb; to Angels' Rest, the party will
follow Palmer road to old Multnomah
trail, reaching the highway about one
mile east of Multnomah falls, and re
turn to Portland from Multnomah falls
at 4 ;40 p. m. The hiking distance la
10 miles. , The party will not be re
stricted to club members.
Ifew Co arch Planned Plana are be
ing prepared by Lawrence & Holford
for the erection of a new xhurch build
ing for Graco Memorial church at East
Seventeenth vand Weidler streets. The
building will be of brick construction.
28 by 11S feet in dimensions and one
story in height- Additional floor space
will be afforded by wings on either
side of the structure.
Belfast IT. Man Speaks Here Profes
sor Emmet Hardy of Belfast university,
Ireland, will lecture Sunday evening,
April 18, in Hibernla halL 340 Russel
street at 8 o'clock, inder the auspices of
the iPearae branch, Friends of Irish
Freedom. Admission Is free. Instru
mental music and Irish songs will be
on the program.
Places for Ex-Army Officers Men
who i served as army officers during the
war" emergency, and who have subse
qnently been discharged, may apply to
the adjutant general Of the army for
permanent appointment war department
circulars today announce.. Application
b'anks may be obtained from the adju
tant j general.
Jewelry Stolen Front Rome Mrs.
Charies Venerable, Forty-eighth, and
Thorhpson streets, reported to the police
that I her home had been entered Thurs
day by burglars. Several hundred do!
lars' worth ot silver and jewelry were
reported missing. Entrance was gained
through the basement window.
Leg Broken by Log Fred Stone, 104
Fifty-seventh avenue southeast was
taken to the Good Samaritan hospital
Thursday with a fractured right leg.
He was injured at the Dwyer Logging
company camp. Deer Creek, Thursday
morning, when a log struck him.
Deputy Game Warden Arretted Roy
Brerjner, deputy game warden from
Salem, was arrested Thursday afternoon
on a charge of violating the city park
ing ordinance. He was released after
posting 85 bail.
Jewish Service Announced Services
will be" held at Congregation Ahaval
Sholom. Park and Clay streets, tonight,
at 8 o'clock. Saturday morning services
at 9 :30 o'clock. Rabb R. Abrahamson
will jofflciate.
Are Your Artificial Teeth all you could
desire in the matter of appearance?
Consult with Dr.- E. C. Rosaman, plate
specialist and see If a more becoming
set can be made. 807 Journal building.
-Adv.
To Wear Better Teeth Is a duty and
is nw a possibility. Dr. E. C Rossman
works exclusively along this line and
can satisfy the most discriminating. 807
Journal building. Adv.
Fortland-SeWbere? Leave Fourth and
Alder daily, 8:30, 9:30, 11 a. m., and 1,
2 :80 4 :15, 5 :30, -6 :80 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Mam 5105,
Adv.
Rabbi Wise Speaks on Jndaltm The
subject of Rabbi Jonah B. wise's ser
mon tonight at Temple Beth Israel will
be "The Teachings of Judaism." Satur
day morning service at io :so.
The Bazaar for the benefit of St. Hel
ens hall will be held Fridav and Satur
day at the Kindergarten building. Park
and Vista avenue. Adv.
Steamer Iralda for St Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2 :80 p. m., foot of
Alder street. Sunday, St. Helens only.
1:30 p. m. Adv.
McCarger, Bates k Lively Fire, life,
caertalty and automobile Insurance. Yeon
building. Telephone Main 168. Adv.
Lange Krnie restaurant now open,
145 Park between Alder and Morrison.
Noon plate lunch 40 cents. Adv.
Several Blags Found en Snsifeet
Geofge Larson was arrested at Third
and Ankeny streets on a vagrancy
CHANGE IN
MANAGEMENT
FwAl Li -Al G Eli
HOTEL
L. W. HIMES, Mgr.
FIBEPBOOF
CENTRALLY LOCATED
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Washington at 12th St.
I i
This best-Deloved Americ4n
classic $500,000 production-
starts tomorrow.'
change) Thursday afternoon. According
to tha inspectors , he bad several rings
which he was trying to sell. He told
the polie he cams bars recently from
SeatU. .
"M Oat Car" At tb Moor Sanitarium.
Adv. 0i, : Sv- '1
Man Hurt Dodging
Runaway Engine
Seasids, April 1S-I C. Kill, anf
employs of the Hammond lumber
camp at this place, was seriously in
jured Thursday. ,:na of the , engines
started to run away, and Hill, in try
ing to get out of the way of the car,
tripped and fell lover a log with such
fores aa a break several ribs. -
Bill Passes fdr Air
Mail Over Continent
Washington, April !. (TJ. P.) The
house today passed and sent to the pres
ident the postoffics appropriation bin
providing: for the; extension' of the aerial
mail from New York to Saa Francisco
and giving the postmaster general power
to make extensions to St Louis or other
points that he deems advisable.
6000 Longshoremen
Return to Wharves
New York April 16. (L N. S.) Six
thousand striking longshoremen in the
service of the United Fruit company re
turned to work ioday on every pier of
the company frotn Boston to Galveston.
Settlement of the; strike was announced
by John H. Riley of the International
Longshoremen's union. The strikers are
granted a written guarantee of a "closed
shop, said Riley.
Card of Thanks
Wsesire to thank our many friends
for their loving sympathy shown us
aunng we aeatn oi our oeiovea nany.
Mr. ana Mrs. ueorge Mathern.
Cleveg Clothes
on Credit
CHERRY CHAT
So clever are Cher
,ry's new spring styles
j so convenient the
t e r m s offered so
Kreat the values that'
the three features de
serve equal emphasis.
You will find clothesi
buying: at Cherry's;
most profitable and at
tractive, and the styles
are here now in a complete array
not only everything that is new In
women's apparel, but everything;
that is correct in men's wear as well
-not to forget clothes for the little
chaps.
Cherry's, 391 Washington. Adv.
Use the Best of
All Electric
Lamps
The Lux USSJ?
380-386 East Morrison
Substantial Saving
is made on every dollar 'purchased at this store.
Double Green and Red Trading Stamps
Given on AH Cash Purchases
Saturday and Monday
Children's Wash Dresses
Special at $2.69
Children's Wash Dresses iii many pftty styles of fine
ginghams' and chambrays, new and attractive plaids, checks
and plain'colors. Sizes 6 to l4 years. Special $2.69.
68c CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES 68c
Children's Wash Dresses, Ginghams and Percales. Sizes
. S to 6. Special 68c. . 4
39c ROMPER CLOTH 39c
Mother's jPride Romper Cloth, one of the best fast color
fabrics for women's and children's dresses, boys' waists and
rompers. Dark, medium and! light colors. Regular 50c cloth
at 39c. .
BATH TOWELS AT 29c
Sizes 18x36. Good weight quality Bath Towels. Spe-
cial at 29c, '
PONGEE SILK WAISTS
A very serviceable Waist, made of a fine quality of pongee.
Hemstitching around the collar, down the front, shoulder
seams and sleeves. , Special price $5.3S.
FLORAL. DESIGNS, splendid quality of pongee waists
short sleeves, round neck. Special at 4.15.
SILK HOSIERY
Women's first quality thread Silk Hose, with fine ribbed
top in black and cordovan. Special at $1.98.
Men's Shoe Special
"Men's heavy Work Shoes, blucher style, $4.50 and $5.00
values, special $3.45.
Boys'.goad strong Gunmetal School Shoes, button and lace,
heavy leather soles. $3.50 arid $4 values. Special $2.08.
' Special Broom Sale
Twenfyrfive dozen good Corn Brooms values T5c to $1
- special for two days 55. '
SOAP SPECIaALS
Regalia Castile SoapH inch 35c bar special at.'.. 25
Stearns Xoka Palm Soap at;.;. .....5
Stearns' Transparent Glycerine Soap.;..;....-.4..,,..5
": Mt Hood Primrose Toilet Soap at.... 5 J
Irish Pickets Plan !
Lively Reception f 01
British A&bassadoi
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Washington, April 15. tX N. S-H-Irish
women" pickets who have been
making demonstrations here for the last
two weeks, are planning to greet Sir
Auckland Geddes, new British ambas-
dor to the United States. n his ar
rival in New York, it was learned today.
Mrs. James Walsh, captain of the
pickets, has gone to New York to ar
range for the demonstration. Accord
ing to the plans, the pickets will line
UP on the dock displaying placards, de
nouncing British militarism and de
manding recognition of the Irish re
public. They will leave on the same
tram as the ambassador and join otner
pickets who will be waiting hers - to
make a demonstration. It is planned to
continue the picketing of Sir Auckland
for several days, k
ii ii I. a I' ' ' . '
Boys Go to Conference
Walla Walla, Wash.. April 16. Ed
rCOUNTV
COMMISSIONER
REPUBLICAN, OF COURSE?
AmHINEaS MAM sTOaT. TartX
(Paid AdT..
KELLY FOR COMMISSIONER CLUB
CHA8. B. DRAKE, Treaa., Broadway Bank.
TRY OUR MEXICAN
CHILE, 15c - j
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LUNCH
Sixth and Stark
Buttericlr
Fashions
We Redeem
Your Stamp
Boos
t Hp ii
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Zaring, boys leader of the Y. M. C A.,
leaves today for Pasco with 6 youths
to attend an older boys ; conference. '
WltT a Bound at nataAai sm4im
nrarfiallv aut nines aa
bread, bur bread it: contains much
oivre. uvuj wuinsiu w um pounoi. xlOl-
sum and American-Maid bread is your
dcbi auiu iuwk nwuviniiai xooa. uraei
an extra loaf today. Adv.
Members ot the Salem Commercial
club have gone on record as favoring the
mill age tax measures.
Do Ybti
Distance
DO YOU know that here in the North
west there is a strictly independent
North weat-owned and managed con
cern which handles long-distance business
ONLY?
We own our own trunk lines t 'he prin
cipal cities and towns of Oregon and Wash
ington. You can call Northwestern Long
Distance FROM ANY TELEPHONE in
these cities and towns. Just say to your
- operator "Northwestern Long Distance."
Our operators handle ONLY long-distance
calls. Because this is our SPECIALTY, the
natural result is a closer study of the best
' possible service.
Give us yovbr RUSH CALLS see how
quickly you get yaur party, or a report
Ask for free book for recording long-distance calls.
We Reach Any Telephone
In These and Many Other Cities and Towns
OREGON
Portland
Dallas
Albany
Woodburn
Oregon City ; Mount Angel Bellingham Aberdeen
Corvallis
Silverton
Don't Aslc for Long Distance SAY
r
! The
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FUNERALS
Beam Ufa!
traf at
Mack adatt
teatkat, leans,
Imx, tvrs astss,
BkalBlaf aa
cfla4 tarries
f -wn
o fj
1 Funerals It Ssslrsd for 83t), 4H, ISO.
iHighar-prteed funerals in proportion,
i .. Ws atiaouf avetorir caskets.
laajr Aialitaat ; .
BtaaUlal faaarsi Cteytt
KILLS
MILLER
atala S881 ' ' ' : IaasftsmSsmt Tsaeral Directors ITS-8
Waahinrtos st Etta Street, Betwa tstk aaa 8 lit Streets, Watt SMs
oncE
0 l?t PuBiral ales laelaaee tfselal cBbalalaf lr sklameat Of
Old Church Lumber
To Be Used in Home
Milton. April 18. Ths old -Methodist
church north, which was built hers more
than 25 years ago, was torn down this
week and the lumber sold to J. J. Merrl
tield. who will us It to bujld a resi
dence at the forks ot the Walla Walla
river above Milton.
Use Long
Service?
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Centralia
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and Navigation Company
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Department of Operation
Office of General Manager
NOTICE
To All Yardmen
Concerned:
Portlana, Oregon, April 15,11920
Some of the yardmen in various railroad
yards of this company, without any notice
whatever, have suspended work since April
9, 1920. Part of them have returned to
Work. The remainder have had; sufficient
time to determine whether they 'vtill return.
Therefore, the undersigned hereby gives
notice to all such yardmen that linless they
report for, duty on or before 8:00 A. M.,
April 17, 1920, they will be considered as
having terminated their employment with
this company,1 thereby , forfeiting all pen
sion, insurance ana
First Withl the Latest
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AT BROADWAY
uiu ni Mnuuv "ittlCWtCSj
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AM CM TO. LOS AMWLU
seniority rignis.
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General Manager .
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aeslred) ts any part si tat cailea 8Utea , ' . ,