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TOWN TOPICS Traveler to all potnt ot t) United States or broad abeald take advantace of experwnead in formation enJ ervica offered through Tha lOre- Ki Journal Travel Boreas, in personal cbarce of rsejr B. Smith. Hail road ticket and eteamabin bookings arraaced. Fore lid exehanca iaauao. lulvmatida) (ivea retarding passport. f comma events Weahinrton Aasoristion of County Clerks, Vneouver, August 8-7. Buyers' wee, An(uot 0 to 14. Auieriran Society of Civil Engineer eonvea t tion, Aofmt 10 to 12. Orccon ISaptist Tcmng Popl' assembly, Glad stone, Chautauqua ground'. August 21 to 80. Oregon Cbrutian Eqdeavor summer conference, 1 Forsat drove, Anriit 80 to Sepurmber . Bapti.t eta La ounventioa, Corveliia. September 8 to 10. i , j Prune J-'estival, Vancouver, Ws6., ; Septena-! per in-is. Son of Herman, (rand lode. Portlands Sep nber 21. - tern Pendleton Hound-Cp. September S3-2S. v aaiungron state W. C 1. V., Yaucouver. Srtiulr stt-ao. Oreaon State Pair. Kalmn. Seotember 2T to Ortntier 2. ' Idaho State Fair, Boise, September . 37 to - October 2. I'arlfia Coaat Gil association, Portland, Bep ' tember. . ' Waahiinrloa State Fair. Yakima. September 20-25. y Moltnomab County Fair, Creaham, October 4 to 0. . t'srifii! International Livestock association, Portland. Nove&iber IS to 20. Oraiton-Idaho Farmers' Kdm-arlonal Union of America. Tin Dalles, December 2 to 4- TftAYs FORECAST Portland and vicinity: Tonight and Sunday fair; westerly wind. Oregon and Washington: Tonight and Bun day fair; moderate westerly winds. WEATHEB CONDITIONS Typical attmraer condition prevail this mors ing. Three center of moderately low pressure are apparent, one in the feu Lawrence valley, one in Arizona, and one m Alberta. The principal eenter of high rre-ure are in the Uull itates, ska extreme northern plains region, and en the north Pacific coaat. Rainfall baa occurred on the extreme north Pacific coaat and in parts of Saskatchewan, Montana, ttah. Arisona. Texaa, Florida, New Tork, and Pennsylvania. With ez- - ceptinn of a fail of 14 degrees at Winnemuoca, Nevada, the temperature change have been un important. . JUlxuve hnmldity at Portland: Noon yes terday, 44 per cant; 3 p. ra. yesterday, SI per cent; S a. ra. today, 81 per cent.. Precipitation since January 1: Total. 17.S8 r.rhe; net mat. 23.14 turhM ; deficienrv, 7.25 laene. EDWAI1D L. WKULS. OBSERVATIONS Temp. 1 o S e i s, o J I I' Is ?2 -f" I2J3 is 84 i SO 1 0 ' 02 53 O 84 4 8 O 70 1 iOl 8M 88 0 H S3 O BO I4 e 8 04 O 78 .08 8t & ,.U2 82 . . O ! 80 68 0 62 . . 90 74 0 0O 8 0 7 60 O HH 48 0 88 74 O 04 54 O 88 CO .02 90 7 O 82 68 O 50 ... t 02 1 58 .Ol 9,4 . . 0 UO 70 0 10d ,78 .14 88 04 .80 2 1 . . 81 1.59 O 98 . 46 .OS 84 52 .0 00 O 94 0 0 04 74 ' . .'0 84 64 0 94 72 0 74 J 00 O 70 3 0 70 00 54 O 68 . . U 80 88 : tl 78 80 0 OO 74 .48 08 . . 0 3 1 64 .2S 00 64 ( 0 6 . . ' O 70 00 .01 . . 64 -0 88 (64 .0 OO 60 ' o 80 58 O 02 48 O - 84 50 0 STATIONS Raker, Or. Boise. Idaho ....... Boton, Mam. ...... Buffalo, N. If....... Chicago, 111 . Tienver, Colo. ...... Iw Moines. Iowa . . . Fresno, Lai ....... Oalveatcn. Texas . . . , Helena. Mont. ...... Honolulu. T. H.i. Huron. 8. D. ..... . 'Juneau, Alaska .,. Kansas City,. Mo. . . . T.o Ancles, e'al. . . . Marahfield, Or.;, i . . . Medford. Or. ?. '. . . t Memphis. Tnn." ... Miatoula, Mont. . . . . Modana. L'Uh ...... New Orleans. La. ... New Verk. N. T. . . . 'Nome, Alaska ..... North Head, Wash. . North Platte, Neb. . . Oklahoma City. Okla. Phoenix. Aria. Pittsburg. Ps. ..... Pecatelio, Idaho ... . Portland. Or. . .' Prince Rupert, B. C. Jloaeburg, Or. . , Hoswall. N. it . . Sacramento, Cal. . . F St. Iouis. Mo. ' . , . fit Paul, Minn. Halt I ake City. Utah. San Iego. t'al. .... Ha a rranrlspo. Cat . - Seattle. Wash. . . , . . Sherdian. Wyo. , . . . . Sitka. Alaaka . .... Spokane. Wath. . . . , Tacotna. Wah. . . . . Timpa. FU. Tanana, Ala-ka .... TatooKh Island. Waiih. Tonooah, Nev. alUra. Alaaka .... Vancouver, B, C, , . . Vic. aril. II. C. . . . : . Walla Walls, Wah. Wa 'iiinetun. D. C. . . Wlilwton. N. 1). . . . . inneauirra, Nev, , , aakluia. Wash. . , . ; . . ... i l P. M. leport of prtevding day. THRIFT and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS -on Sal at Business Office, The Journal ,. Aatu .Leaves SU Chsrieg Hotel for bcappoose 0:30 a. m. ; St. Helena, As toria and Seaside, 10 a, m., l :S0 p. m. ; Scappoose and St. Helens. 4 p. m. : ex tra Saturday and Sunday to Scappoose and St Helens, 11 :15 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood River 9:45 a. m.. 3:45 p. m. ; Bridal veil and Multnomah Falls, 10 a. m., 4 p. m.; extra Saturday and Sunday, 11:15 p. m. to Bridal Veil. For Information call Marsnalt 4381. Adv. Om Handred and Twenty-five Foot Chimney Application to construct a 125-foot chimney at the new plant of the American Can company has been made with the city building inspector. The plant is under construction at Twenty sixth and Wilson streets. , The chimney wii, d a pew type of construction, ra dlo' tile being specified as the material. Men's JBesort.Speaker Rev. Ward W. McHenry . wm-be the speaker at the Mens resort. service Sunday at 4 p. m. The usual song servic will precede. Members of Mrs. Ella Hobers- Tripp's chords will sing solos and duets. Alice Johnson will be the musician. - Swiii Picnic it Crystal Lake park, near MiiwauRie, Sunday. August 1. Swiss wrestling contests, singing, danc- Ing. games. Senator Ous C - Moser - speaker of theday. Take car at First and Alder. Wrestling starts at 12 :30. Everybody welcome. Adv. Oresfs' Mother 111 T. A. Qrout, city . superintendent or schoos, received a measarei Frtdav Rtatinor that Vila mnthtr. at Rodney.. Ontario, was unconscious from a stroke of paralysis. He left Jortland Friday nigrht lor Rodney. Salem-MTn City Stage Line Connects u. ti. tram xso. o saienu arrive Mill City 1p.m. Also connects O. E. train No."S Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Hamman, proprietor. Salerja, Phone 44. Adv. :. . rortlaBd-Newberg Basset leave Fourth and Alder daily. 8 :30. 9 :30. II a. m.. tnd 1, 2:10. 4:15. 6:30, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday ana ounaay, il p. m. i'Dom Main SS14 Adv. , :. , , Colombia Bfcrer Excnralon Steamer Olympian will leave Taylor street dock unaay morning 9 o clock, for. Cascade Locks and return. Lunch served, 60c. Phone Main 8065. Adv. Liberal Reward fnr tnfnrmartnn lasil Ing to recovery - of black and tan rat icmcr stoian juiy m Jaaqa aaattion Kast.2064- Adv. - . Cards and Pascin? The Iemocratlc woman 8ciut will hold a card and danc Ing party Saturday evening In the Port land hotel, assembly room. xHmbaid Ii Accused William Chas- rasm -said to have threatened his wife Friday at' the point of a revolver, was arrested during the nipht by Inspectors Miller & Tracey Beit Funeral Services Main 2691 S78-8S OUTIOrl Aft SUMMER SUBSCItltCrlS When going away for the summer or o txrtir vacation, have The Journal follow you at' the regular rata, or the following agent will ejprly you at regular city rates: .Barvurw, Or- W. A. BippaU, Jr, Bay City, Or Mrs. T. A. OUlen. Cannon Reach eola. Or. M, U. Herri. Carson, Wash. Carl B. Smith, also Ship herd 'a Springs. Oaribaldl, Or. r. 'C EIHs. ' O ear hart. Or. W. L RoMneon. Ixmg Beaeb, Wash. Stranbal A C: Manhattan Reach Mr. O, t Haaton. .. Mahsanita Beach Etnil G. KardelL N'eah-KaavNie, Or. A. a Aoroa. Nehalea, Or. Nebalera Drug Company. -NeUrts, Or Mrs. U. F. Cross. . . Newport, Or.-M. 8. Hunt 4 Paclfio t . H. Ward. : - Ocean pgrk, Waah. Geo. H. Kramer. Rockaway Beach, Or. K. V. Miller. -sj beaatde. Or. Jaaon UcCuna. itotb Drat store. - : geavfaw. WarkCae. fc. Putnam. Tillamook. Or. F. b Ebermaa. Twin Rorka. Of. D. t. Van Soyes., WUhoit Spring! F. W. UcLeraa. GRANGERS' FIELD ' DAY BIG SUCCESS Th business - men and cltisSns ot Ore8ham actively coorratd for tha oo cess. of the annuaj field day of tha Mnlt nomah county Orsnsers, held Saturday, July 3i. It was , expected th,t tvsry body would enjoy themselves tn the moat beautiful and well arrsnfed meet Inc erove in the .county. , Harrla Hamilton, injured by a fall ing ire at Bull Run early this week, is a son of Ed Hamilton of Lusted. A. A. Tibbltts of Oklahoma recently bought 26 acres of land- from A. Segter on the Powell valley road for J2600. Krl der Elkingrton made -the sale. TibbittS will make a home there with his family. Fred Fleldhouse has recently sold two houses In Qresharn. B. F. Aldrloh. re cently from Boston, Mass., purchased one for 93300 and Mrs. Cora Walker the other. ' some positive action Is promised con cerning: the alletd misconduct in pool rooms and the Qresharn Outlook warns the .proprietors to look out. With the certainty of Gresham being on the Mount Hood loop road the citl sens of Gresham are intent on making the public camping- g-rsund attractive to tourists. J. C. Church and wife of x San Jose. Cal., have been visiting- Fred McWhirtsr and wife. .. .' . .. ' ' , . Advantages of the.TJnion hisrh school as an attraction to home buyers is made manifest every day In Gresham. Real estate dealers note a decided prefer ence for those farms located within the boundaries of .the high school district, and where the voters of common school districts 'have refused to enter the union for higher education they are not seuht as neighbors by new home seekers. County Grange Is Holding Picnic and Annual Field Meet Several hundred -members of the Mult nomah county grange and their friends Saturday are , deep Into the businoss. of their annual field meet and picnio at the county fair grounds at GreshanH where the day started auspiciously for the grangers. v J. J.' Johnson, president of the Multno mah county grange, is presiding at the all-day outing, the program for which will include not only. oratory and food. but athletics and other diversions. ' Senator George E. Chamberlain, intro duced by Judge George AV. Stapleton, Saturday morning addressed the grangers, He applied himself especially to a discussion vof senatorial activity. He lauded the , federal farm loan measure. , - The Rev. E. V. Hickman of WUbur M. E. church, , Portland, pronounced the Invocation that : opened the day's pro gram. Walter Jenkins led a song feefy mat provea nignty interesting. , It was estimated early in th day that approximately 500 persons were in at tendance at the field day celebration. - Must Refund Coin - Paid for Roosters Guaranteed to Lay t - r- a' Within five days Jim Wong Geo. Chi r.ese poultry, dealer, must repay t E. L. Wynn $17.25, which Wynn paid to him for a lot of White Wyandotte fowls guaranteed to lay within three months, but all . of which turned out to be roost ers. District Judge ' Hawkins decided Fridays that Gee n?ust Ukc back the roosi ei s and return U.. money. Wynn :s out the chicken feed for three months. "All i I got out of the dal." said Wynn, , "was having em wake me up In the mornings with their -crowing, when they ought to have beYn cackling over eggs."; - i . Lieut. J. W. White in 1 Serious Condition . Following an operation at the United States Xavy hospital at Washington. P. Lieutenant J. W. White Is . said to be in a serious condition, although details are lacking. The lieutenant is a brother to R, B. White, Barnes road, a Journal printer; and Mrs. F. W. Ayers of 384 East Thirty-third street. Howell, Morak and Kerens on a war rant charging him wjth threatening to kill, i He was unable to furnish bail and spent the night in jal. The arrest was made at 618 Broadway. . Woman Loses Parte Miss Louise Martin, 221 West Park street, has re quested the police to assist her In find Ing her pocketbook. which she left on 1 bench in the South Park blocks Friday. Ten dollars In travelers checks and ISO in currency were in the purse. Fire Damages Hone Fire, the origin of . which is unknown., did about 8100 damage to the house of W. Q.' Shervey. 814 First street, late Friday afternoon. during absence of the family. Neigh bors called the fire department. Tkree Salts Stolen Three suits of J clothes were stolen from the room of Joe Wilson, 171 Thirteenth street., while he was at work Friday, according to a report he made to the police. Steamer Iralda ror St. Helena - and Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street. Sunday. St. Helens only. 1 :30 p. m. Adv. ; Dance Tonight, boat Swan. Every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday night. Two hardwood floors. Main 4748. Adv. Swimming Every Aftersoeii and eve ning, Dancing every evening except Sun day and Monday at Wind emuth. Adv. Clever Hill Certified, a baby special milk, delivered by the Fernwood Dairy. 15 union v. .ast S4L Adv. We are now in a position to take orders for country slabwood. Call East 8551. Adv. 8.'eV H. Green Stamps for cash. . He1 - .Adv. man Fuel Co., Main 353. 586-21.- HEE7. SHOWS AT C EMAS TODAY Today Is weekly change, day in the city's leading motion picture 'thea tres, with the following features offered:- Liberty Wallace Reid In "Sick Abed." Lean Lasks (Leah Cohen) singing. t Columbia Thomas ' Meighan In "The Prince Chap holds : over for another week. ": Majestic Mabel - Normand In j "The Slim Princess." . . : - , Rlvoli Lew Cody In "The Butterfly Man." ' tv , Peoples "passersby." Star Shirley Mason in "Love's Har vest." Circle John Barrymore In "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." - At the Hellig tomorrow afternoon and every afternoon - andvevenlng for the and v revue of "beauties" will be on the boards. ?v4f , - f-; - . - The Lyric closes Its season's engage ment Sunday In "All Aboard." and the show will marie also the end of the Lyrio company m its present home at Fourth end Stark.- The new season will open September I In the present Star theatre. The Hippodrome program changes Sunday afternoon as usual, and Pan tages offers an entirety new bill Mon day aftecnoon. Council , Crest, Columbia Beach and the Oaks are In the midst of their mid Summer business and offer entertain ment In the way of dancing, swimming, musfc and concessions. ; N Portland Flouring : Mills Branch Men And Salesmen-M$et 'I ' a - " A conference of the entire sales force and , branch managers of the Portland Flouring Villa" company -with heads of departments v of the concern? was held here Friday. .The salesmen and branch managers were guests of -the company ac a luncheon in - the grillroom of the Portland hotel at noon. Addresses were made - by President M. H. Houser and other officers of the company, and an aggressive sales .policy adopted for the coming year. ... ; ; . Among those present t at the confer ence were : Fred ' Ward, J. P. Gault, R. P. Lyman. H. W. Busbneil, C. F. Hesseldens. Fred West. J. B. Brophy, E. F. Russell, L. F. Buck. A. F. Pe terson, J. . R. b'Conner, W. J. Towey, W. N. Meyer, w. J. Glasier.- William Irene. H. L. Dtllaway, R. R. Foster. M. L. - Mlddleton. H. L. Lord. . B. L. Miller, F. B. LesHe. X. C. Ishem, R. Adams,- R. Wl Frame,' A. M. , Apple gate, C. E. Ford. Robert Sage. C. J. Korinels. W. A, Qougta. R. L. Supple, C. J. Johns, H. M-- Word, R. A. Tovey, C. W. McCreadjr.. H. 13. Kemp, W.' IL Younger. D. E. Schimke, 3. B.. Mc Michael, E. C. Myers. J. B. - Cromwell. C W. Smith. A. W. Merriott, G. J Holl. L. L. Rose. S. T. Edwards, G. E. Laflin. R. 8. McCarl, O. I. Kettenbaclfc F. P. Tebbetts. R A. Johnson. M. H. Houser, W. S. Klrkpatrick and I. O, Juvrud. J ' . - -' . In the evening a dinner iwas served at . the Benaon . hotel : to the officials of the company and their guests, and the conference was concluded at a short business meeting, following this event. Refuses.to Desert Husband, Arrested For Another Woman San Diego. Cal., July 31. (U. P.)- Unselfish devotion a devotion which tells the story of true love In time of need dominates the case of Mrs. Emma Barnlngham., who has come with her husband from Bayfield, Wis., to San Diego in an effort to "rightthe wrong. There Is another woman in the case. and Mrs. Barnlngham seeks to become foster-mother of the little human soon te? come Into the world the child of the "other woman," Unmarried. V. T. Barnlngham. her husband, was auleared to bat that father. While her husband is m the county jail, brought there by Deputy Sheriff Harry Hubbell on the: "other woman's" charge, Mrs. Barnlngham Is endeavoring to obtain employment for herself to as sist the little mother-to-be: she Is. seek ing the good will of the probation of fleers that her husband might' also toil Lto provide the. Comforts of life for the Child. , l .. j . - . - l-Taa VlOB o1wsisi iftsn a erAriarl rtnoKarrl she said today. "I will not desert him now." - - -- Lumber Production Falls 20 Per-Cent; Car Supply Is Short For the weefcr ending July 2 lumber production in Western Oregon and West ern Washington was 20 per cent below normal, according to the weekly bulle tin of the West Coast Lumbermen's as sociation. .For -the same period orders were 30 per cent below production and IS rjer cent above shinments. w Car supply continues at about he third actual requirements, with no In dication of an increased supply. Mill stocks throughout? the territory "range from 25 to 45 per cent above .normal. The week's production at 129 mills contributing to the report totaled 72, S47.498 feet. " Volume of new business ac cepted totaled 88,697.507 , feet and ship ments totaled 61,200.582 feet, of which 81.900,000 feet represented the movement by rail. .,. - , - Local 4 deliveries "averaged slightly above normal with 4.188,168 feet ; domes tio oargoes. 5.066.119 feet? export cargoes, 8,084,257 feet. Unshipped balance for transcontinental rail trade was 225.120, 000 feet ,or approxirB4tely 7504 carloads. Unshipped domestic cargoes' totaled 62,- e2,515 feet and unshipped export orders te,l3.454 feet, the total of all unsh.'pped Dusmess Deing. 363,355,969 reeu '-' Asks Dardages for Horse Oregon City, July 31. Austin Oreene brought suit Friday , against H. Kersier and Charles Lartdsberg to collect 32000 alleged, due for damages done to a thoroughbred horse of the plalnUffs, which he asserts was beaten-by the sons of the defendant causing its death. Salem Bus Propose! . . Oregon City. July 31. To consider-the proposition of establishing a": bus line between-this' city and Salem, the mem bers jf the Commercial club and other business men will a be 7 called together for a meeting Tuesday evening at the Clubrooms, at 7 :30 o'clock. The pas senger bus would make all way points t J rv to Salem. . with Oregon City as its ortbern terminus. NAME-? rary mildred Marshall; ; r70,BV THl 1 . ' - . , Helen ... Someone once said that a woman may be a proverb for any amount gpf. evil or misfortune, but as long . as she is a proverb tor beauty, her name will .ring through the centuries, k Iri proof of this is 4he ever-popular name of Helenl Coming: from "Helols." the ' Greek sun-god who drove his flaming chariot around the heavenly vault day by day, the name signifies light and brightness. and conjure up a dassUng - figure bf youth, Jeauty and cleverness.; It is the queen jaf feminine names. Its fame be ginning with the oldest of Greek eajos, tne Iliad, with Helen of Troy.- whom Tennyson describes as "A daughter of the gods divinely tall, ,.r ; i- 'And most divinely fair. Ha LnHnaaa aritk ahama an4 aritsi ramriat Frose.my awtft speech; she turn ins on my face The tr-lie sorrows of lmmcrtal ayes, r Spoke slowly in her place, . ubu snw psui; mas inuu noi mj name; No one can he mora- vrlaa thaa deetinv. Jtany drew aworda and died. - Where'er 1 came l brouaut calamity." - f . :;'.-' One Ot the first to bear the name was the mother of Constant! ne' and restorer of the shrines at Jerusalem, who was called St. Helena. Through careless pro nunciation, Helen, became Ellen or-Ellln. the Welsh version. Elayne followed, the nam becoming famed as the mother of Sir Galahad, whom Tennyson later Iden tified with his "Lady of Shalotk" From this, Ireland' adopted Eileen, or Alleen. Its poetical - associations are - continued through Ellen Irwin and her piteous death upon Braes of Kirth, and Ellen Douglas, beloved heroine ot Sir Walter Scotc - -.-;-- ' - - Italy - took the name of Helen and transformed It into the soft musical Elena. Provence contributed', Alienor, which became Eleonore in France and Lemore in Spain. It was finally brought to England by "good Queen Eleajnor" and was long used as a royal name by the Plantagenets as Elinor. Italy con tributed one more charming derivative in "uura u riie, uujccl ox i. aaao g nopeaJ leas affection. - ' t Other countrleua hrouarrit . trt HlatlnTT guishing mark of their language to bear upon Helen, resulting In the Helenka of Russia; Helens, of Sweden ; Leonore, of France ; Nellie and Lena, of England and America. - . The jewel assigned to Helen; and one to be worn by all who bear the name, if they would have health, good fortune and happiness, is the hyacinth, or yellow jacinth, as It is better known. In early days a jacinth was carried by every traveler to Insure them against accident or disease in- fact, the stone is said to warn its wearer against the approaeh of danger by paling In color. It Is also believed to be proof against lightning, To dream Of a jacinth is Interpreted to mean "success," and Sunday Is the lucky .at a. . - av ' utty - vl . ii wearer. - . . : ,,5 -. . Edward Kellie of Booking Firm Is Dead at Seattle Edward Kellie, head, of the -Kellie Burns Booking agency and ope of the best known men in theatrical circles In the Pacific Northwest, died Friday after noon at 4 o'clock at his home In Seattle, according to a telegram received by. W. W. Ely of the Hippodrome. Kellie died following an operation . to remove ' growth on the neck. Kellie was about 50 years of age. ' .'. - Kellie came to the Pacific coast over 20 years ago as manager of road shows and, liking the country, he located in Seattle, and with Burns opened a theat rlcal booking agency which has grad ually extended until It supplies acts to houses as far east as Billings. Its field of activity extends nearly to Salt Lake, and to .the California line and-into. Brit ish Columbia. ' Burns. Kellie s partner-.! aiea two years ago. Kellie amassed considerable wealth. VAODbVILLB PANTAGKS Broadway at Alter. Hiah rdasa . vaudeville and photoplay features. Afternooa , . and evening. Program changes Monday aftar - nnoa. LOEWS HIPPODROME Broadway at Yaaa- liiu. inreerioa Aokermaa as llarria. Vaude- vuie. . atterDooD ana nigdt. MUSICAL, FABCE LVRIC Kotirth at Stark. Musical farce. "All Aboard." AlaUr.ee daily at S. Mcht 7 and a. COLTJJfniA rSixth at Stark. Thomas sleigaaB in ""The Prince Chap." . Second week. 11 a. m. to 11 d. m. - LIBERTY Broadway at Stark. Wallaoe Beid In "Sick Aoed." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. MAJESTIC Washington at Park. Mabel -Nor- mand in "The 6Um Princesa." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. . PEOPLES- West Park at Alder. 'Pggserby.,, 1 s a. m. 011 p. m. - i STAR Washington at Park. Shirley Mason in "Leve Harvest.' , 1 1 a. tn. to 1 1 tv KfVOLl Wathingto near Park. - Lew Cody in - ne Botterriy 3ian-.j 11 a. m. to J 1 p m. CIRCLE Washington at Fourth. John Bar rjrmore in "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde." 9 a. m. to o clock the Beit morning. PARK AND KKttUKTS ' OAKS AMCSKMENT PARK Campbell's Amerr lean band In concert every evening and Sun day afternoon. Concessions, dancing, bathing, Boating. - COUNCIL, CREST -Top of tha Town." Danc ing, amusements, pirnics. WIN DEMUTH Rosa Island. Dancing sad swim- COLt-'MBU: BEACH Dancing, swimming. FRATERNAL Multnomah' camp. Woodmen of the World, at its regular ; meeting Friday evening heard, speeches by Head Man ager J. O. Wilson. Deputy Head Consul E. P. v Martin,' Past Consul Roscoe P. Hurst and others. Watermelons were served to all comers In generous slices. Klrkpatrick council. Security Benefit association. Friday night at Swiss hall received a class of candidates and en tertained them ; And the membership with ice cream ana cake. A campaign IS on for 5 Off new members- and six cap tains have pledged them. The captains sre Dr. Angus Stewart. C. W, Matthews, Wanna Nolan. Dora r- Warner. Lottie Hoch and J. Gordon Smith; . Harmony lodge, A. F. and A. M., had a large attendance Friday nlffht to con fer the degree, of Master Mason- In the Pythian building The Grotto special M. M. team did, th Work arid Colonel Robert- A. Miller and Judge Q. W Sta pieton spoke on Masonry and the alms of the Grotto. : .. Hot Lake Arrivals' Hot Lake, July 31. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanatorium Wednesday were : Dr. W. R. Eaton. Oregon City : Mrs. H. R. McDonald, La Grande : M ra. H- ; R-; Loughlin, Herminton : Fred Kamea. Tele- caset; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Litzenbergtr, Endicott: Wash. ; A. A. , Frederick and J. K. Domnisse. Portland ; Dick Ham mock. La Grande, E. Q. Phlpps, J. A. Bugg and Rice E. Colwell. Portland. Monte Blue has been summoned to New York to take a leading part' in "The, Kentuckians." which Director Charles Maigne will film for Famous Players-Laeky. ' ,'- , . - .. THE . . ' t rv js 1 THAT some acquaintances ot ours are getting more than their share of gasoline. 1 Itt ' That they are storing It in viola- tlon ot the city ordinances. That wood-aawa about town are In ha midst ot their harvest. ; -mi n That' the old horse-drawn variety has given way for the most part to the gasoline-driven kind. 1 That some of them are peculiar looking hybrids. - - im 3a That they are somewhat of a cross between an emaciated Ford and a one-lunged saw-mill. . -. I 188 That Harding presidential cam paign buttons have made their ap pearance In Portland. ' Jttl H8I That we're going to wear one. ?- IE' IBl That the youngsters have worn holes in the ground at the hopping off end of the chute-the-chutes in the . playgrounds at Laurelhurst park. ' That the holes should be filled.' That some of the swings are also in need of repairs. That the an9 pU?i need replen ishing. .. -v.-.- SSI 3J . That tomorrow we rest. Corvallls.. Dear. Stroller : We like your new picture sO much better than the other one. One would not be afraid to speak to the new one. We missed you when you .-were away, but were glad you ana the L. W. and kiddies could take a trip home. Sincerely, T. L. MydearT. I : - We are glad that you liked the new heading, but trust that you will not be disappointed now that we are using the old one again. We thought we were going to like the new one, too, but about the sec ond day. It appeared It began' to get on our nerves. We knew we could never . stand to . have If -greeting us day after day every day In the year except Sundays and vacation, , We felt, too, -that If It bothered us a little It would' . bother " our readers much. '.So out : It came and we're glad to see the little man with the cati back again. i He's such an Impersonal sort of a chap that one doesn't tire of him so easily. We're all friends anyway, aren't we?. Happy, Sunday to everyone , s. r. FashiOiLHint . frepaf egBweiaUv sorTle"1 -rovstMAl.., 8265 ' The Season's Cape It may be developed in blue seres or tan polo cloth, but the modish wrap should be in the form of a cape. This model Is easy for the home dressmaker to duplicate, for it has only to be gath ered, after cutting; and attached to the graceful shawl collar.--The lining -may be of figured sateen or silk. Medium sise requires 24 yards 64 inch material for cape and 86 yards 40 inch lining Cape No. . 8264. Sizes small, medium and large. Price 27 cents. Skirt No. 8670. Sizes 24 to 32 inches waist. Price 27 cents. : - Georgia Minstrels" V; Due Next Sunday The famous Georgia Minstrels are booked for afternoon and -evening per formances next Sunday, August 8. The company Is well known in - Portland, wnere it nas always been welcomeo. Fannie Hurst has definitely decided to write her first story for the screen In a Hollywood (CaL) bungalow Instead of In her Italian villa, as she was contem plating, n r".--.'.-r-.-:- FURNACES $165 We haw) Pipelass rurnaces. tne best make, which we Can install as low as 91C&.00. We havev a big , stock of Bicbardson a Boynton and Boynton Furnaces suitable for small bouses wnicb we will sell at a very low price if ordered before , August 1st!. It will pay you to Have ypur furnace repaired now. 1. C. BAYER FUR3ACE CO. SM MARKET ST. mm XltT LA 4 .4g Tlo Old Briar-Pat By Thornton W. Bsrgctt . Appearaacea so oft deceive 'Tl hard to know what tn believe. . Sammy Jay. HEN Sammy Jay left Keddvox he was certain that Keddy knew nothing of what had .become of Peter Rabbit, and this was a relief. But. of course, it left Sammy no wiser than before. The next, thing to do is to visit the Old Briar Patch and see if I can find Peter there. If he isn't there, perhaps little Mrs. Peter can tell rne what has become of him," - thought Sammy. ' To think is to act with Sammy Jay. and he headed straight for the dear Old Briar Patch. It Just happened that lit tle Mrs. Peter was peeping out from the edge of the dear Old Briar Patch and saw Sammy when . he was still some distance away. -Mrs. Peter wast-4 ed no time. The babies were taking a nap well hidden, a i usual. Peter waa dosing not far away. Mrs. Peter hur ried over to him and gave him a poke, "Follow me and Burry : - she com manded, sharply. r Peter long ago learned to do as he was told and ask questions later, so he obediently followed little Mrs. Peter. She led the way to an oil hole in the ground in- the very middle of the Old Briar Fa ten. It had been dug long ago by Johnny Chuck's grandfather. Peter and - Mrs. Peter sometimes used it in bad weather. Straight Into this she led the way, with Peter at her heels. Once they were inside, Peter ventured a question. . . : What;s the- trouble now?" he asked. "Sammy Jay Is coming," whispered little Mrs. Peter.' "Pooh! ;ls that alir exclaimed Peter. Sammy can't hurt anybody." "Perhaps he -can't, ut once he dis covers our secret, the whole world will know It." retorted Mrs. Peter. "And once the secret is out, our worries will begin. Now, - mind you. keep , still. We'll' make him think no one Is at home." ; " When Sammy reached the dear Old Briar; Patch he flew to a certain little tree close by the place which he knew to be Peter's favorite resting place. Of course. -'- Peter wasn't there. Then Sammy flew to where he usually found little Mrs. Peter. Of , course, she, wasn't there. After that he flew fall over the dear Old Briar Patch, peering .into every part of it with those sharp eyes Column-- ffimtliicicd in TO-cttrralipri -w-jH. A?sociakA rrrri. . rfeLicaW Pictures) . Gussie B. According to the best rec ords available. Mary Miles Mlnter has been 19 years on earth,, Mary has blue eyes and real golden hair. Hazel No. I don't think Waliy Reld will mind our telling you that he Is said to be 28 years old, now that .hi son. Willla Wallace Jr., has ut-en Just two summers. Llla Lee is not married, bhe was born In New York city in 1902. Somebody Pearl White has light hair. but far be It from me to call her a red head. According to the latest informa tion. Pearl is unmarried. -, Helen Robert Gordon is unmarried Moonlight Excursion and Dance TONIGHT AND SUNDAY NIGHT The New Palatial Pleasure Boat SSTDTT if TTC Leaves Tonight East Morrison Pock at 8 PM. Leaves Tonight East Morrison Dock at 9 P. M. That Famous New Orleans Jazz Orchestra Will Play Sunday Night , Bot Now Open for Inspection and-Charter. MONTROSE RINGLER, Mr. TUBES FREE! At Our Special Tire Sale In order to REDUCE our stock of TIRES, we will sell MOHAWK QUaAUTY TIRES for: a few days only at .15 OFF list price. With each tire sold will be given free a MOHAWK QUALITY tube. , It '-.' ,. . - : " ; " f - .: i. ' s . . '- - Every tire and tube offered is of new stock no seconds included.- . .' " '. . . 1 - Remember, this offer is for a few days" only. RotsrtsTireaniRubberCo. - ' N. E. Corner Broadway and Ankeny ' i ; Phone Broadway 4700 v; . . . 1 ch Seems Deserted of his. All the time he made no sound. But v when he became sure that he couldn't find either Peter or little Mrs. Peter, he tried calling them. ,?Peter ! Peter . Rabbit 1" he called, then cocked his head to listen. Of course, Peter dldnt reply. . "Mrs. Peter! Oh, Mrs. Peterj I've got news- of Peter tor youl" called Sammy. , - Mrs. Peter chuckled softly. "He thinks that if you are Wt at home "Peter, Peter Rabbit t" he called, then cocked bis bead to listen. I'll be so worried that I'll be sure to answer to that," whispered she in one of Peter's long ears. Sammy called and called, but all in vain. The dear Old Briar Patch seemed deserted. It gave Sammy a queer feel ing. Somehow, he couldn't imagine the dear 'Old Briar Patcly without Peter or Mrs. Peter there. He knew what a homelovlng t$dy - little Mrs. Peter was, and to find her gone quite upset him. : "Either - something dreadful has hap pened to both of them or they have moved- away." thought sammy. "it is queer very queer. I don't like It. don't like It a bit" Then he' started for the Old Orchard to spread the news that the dear Old Briar Patch was deserted. (Copyright. 1920, by T. W. Burgess) Tha next story: "Peter and PeteP Hear Many Nice Things. Mrs. and Is now with Paths,. He can.be reached at 25 West 45th street. New Tork city. Constance Talmadge's next ploture to follow "The Perfect Woman will be "Oood References." She -is making it now and her leading man is Vincent Coleman. Pete Gloria Swanson In private ' life is Mrs. H. - K. Sanborn, wife of the president of the Equity Pictures cor poration. Dorothy It is quite likely that you will have an opportunity to see Mary and Doug In a picture together, for it has been announced that they plan to take part in tho same film when they return from their honeymoon in Eu rope. - ' ' A. V. Yes, Wesley Barry was with Mary Plckford In "Daddy Longlegs. Address him care of the Marshall Neilan production, Los Angeles. Anita Stewart's address, Is Anita Stewart Corporation, West Forty-eighth street. New York city. 1 TDiTTTD) Tri"" H 1 Senator, McNary to Go on Tour of Stato United States Senator McNary, who was a Portland visitor for a-few hours Friday afternoon, will start next ' . for a tour of the state to famwUrU? himself with the various development projects both ot the coast and InsiJ counties of the state. . It Is announced also that the senator has accepted an Invitation to take the stump for the re publican national ticket during the com ing campaign and ihatjie will tour Idaho and Montana. --. AMUSEMENTS "v LISTEX I 1 x - Seesre Tickets Early 1 KO SEATS RESERVED .-BUT - Baying ! advanre eltmtsate atanfl. lag la Una Jat before "suow 'lime" bawl; TIT- IT1 T Broadway at Taylor Xll-alaLalVJl rhone Main 1 BKGIS TOMORROW AFT. 2.15 TOM OH BOW EVE. 81U IT.'f? ALL NEXT WEEK tOVELTY" sSUMMSR REVUE CHESTER CONKLIH (IX PERSON) . WITH- PEACHY FILM EEAUTIES OWN JAZZ ORCHESTRA POPULAR PRICES i,-lit TICKET OFlflCE OPEN 10 A. M. DAILY tl Acre of Free Picnic Oronid sal Amsvement at OUNCIL RE PA Bring the Family to "The Top of tt Town for Genuine Joy." a RIDE Karrow.Oaage Railroad. Vast Ree"'!) Railway, Trip Up the Columbia. J l,e0 Caroasal. Oiant Ferrla Wbeti CLIMB THE TALL OBSERVATION ,i TO WEB PLAY Tjje rtlyPoIy Game, or Frolic is the T01d Orchard .Picnic jroaads Try Tour Skill at the Novelty Shod, log Gallery. - DANCE la the Monster Open. Air Pavllloc, KeUea's Orrheatru and Monte ALSTl.V . FREE COSCERX EVERY SUyPAI ADMISSION TO PARK ALWA1 JKREK Council Qrelt jper! rZNT PAH CAMPBELL'S FAMOUS DA EVERT EVETWfj XST 81'XDA AriRK005S OPEN-AIR FREE CONCITIT Hear Dorothy Daphne Lewis, Tort: jviesso-conrraito AMUSEMENT C05CESSI0T' Admlsslon to Park Free to S p. Dally except Sundays and hollas -Cars First and Alder. Fare 6 ces SWIMMING very afternoon and eve. DANCING , every evening except Sunday and Monday T4 fA . . COTILLION HMJ 14th and Washingto n DANCING TONIC: FRANCES BLISS AND 1 COTILLION ORCHEST PANTAGE JJ. MATIN IS DAILY. S:30 ' The Wsrld's Mftst AmsEiag Troil OBITA America's Famous Aquatic Mrv Her Kfisht. Kdiiraf4 i,ic MX OTHER J1IO ACTS Three Performances Daily N'ij.t tain at 7 and 9. LOEWS HIPPODCC TODAY TONIOHT "Worth WayUn fannies, ot cnartru; Zasu Pitu in "." t"; Deity and Wilson, atrSalUU; Hern, earned r songster: Hit, ftaf low an dances; - Cats S. Keith and Company i.-i ' Utt." - Nil: fQVA;!i On With tho D:: HEW BROADWAY ITAII Broadway at JTala. 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