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Newspaper Page TextHZ u ., ,i. .... . , ; . , :,, ( . - j ..'-THE' OREGON DAILY JOtJRNAU PORTLAND; OREGON, i f 9 . TOWN TOPICS Trawlers to 0 point of th TJntted State or attraad should take utnntait, of rpertenead In forms tirn and svfe nttmrmA ftimuh Th. Ot- - cm Jonnul fnttl Btirnii, In personal ehnt of Itonet j. Broil. Kail road ticket ami ftesnunip booking arranged. .Foreign exchange tamed. Is formatioa -siren regarding pestoorts. , comma evtrrrs Oregon Baptist Young People' wrmblT, Olaa etonst (ItiaufjinntiA tmim. Aavnst 21 to 80. - OreaTOn-Christian Ewieacor nmntr -onfrencs orm i.roT. Auaut go to Bplnjor o. Baptist, ataU contention, f-orrallia, September S tO 10. . ... . I' nan rentlTit. Vancouver, Wash., September IS-lsV-f . ' i Bona of Herman, grand lodge, Portland, Sep tember 2t. Pendleton Hound -Cp, Septrmbfr S-33w Washington BtaU W. CS .' V.. Vancouver, -September 2H-30. ' Oregofl eUle Fair, Salem, September ZT to October 2. : . ! . ' 1" Idaho BUt fair. Boise, September ST to October S. J ' -iS . Psrifio Coast Gaa association. Portland. Sep tember. ; ' Washington , Stat rair, Yakima. September 80 25 ' . II u It noma h County Fair. Grham. October 4 t I'sffifii International Livestock association. Pcrtjaruk Nwmlr 11 t) 20. Orroo-!lbo- Farmers' Educational TJnioB of ; America. , Tli Dalle. December 2 to 4. TODAT'H FORECASTS N Portland and eirltiity: Unsettled weather, prnt'Sbly with showers tonight or Thursday ; MiHtliwetferly wind. ' . Orrzon end Washington:- t'nsertird ' weather, pmlisliljr i with showers tonight or Thursday; - co'.t-r est portion tonight; gentle southwesterly aimi&. i . VKATHER CONDITIONS " High prewure continues OTf r the eastern half .'of tli country and off the Pacific caf. The - prrwure is lowest in Western Montans. i Ksln ba iceorred at a large number of stations on the Pacific slope, and ia reported also from (Ulreston, Trias, and "Washington, I. C. Ab normally high temperature preraiU in parts trf the northern Korky mountain and northern plains region. In ther section seasonable tem Iieraturea are the rule. llelatite humidity at Portland: Noon yes terday. Bit per cent; B p. m. yesterday, 68 per cent; 5 k. m. today, 70 per cent. j , Precipitation aince January 1:. Total, 17.02 inches; normal. 25.61 inches: deficiency, 7.6'J inches. EIJWABO L. WELLS. OBSERVATIONS ' ; r ; r Temp. ? 5 a .! n o 5 i STATIONS " 5 5 jf Baker Or . ... 88 52 .01 Boise. Idaho .............. 3 04 .06 Boston., iiaas. 7a 3 0 Bnffalo, N. T 72 6 0 f'hicago. 111. 08 2 0 lienrer. t;olo .....j. 84 54 0 n, lies Moines, Iowa ......... 74 56 0 ; Kale. Alaska i 62 0 : Kurrka. t'al 0 64- 0 t'resno. Cal. 82 no .12 ; :alifron, Texaa 86 74 .14 Helena, : Mont. ........... 8 68 0 Honolulu. T. H... 82 .'. 0 .Huron, W. I. 84 68 0 Juneau, Alaska 62 It j Kansas City. Mo.......... 76 62 , O ;xm Arxrrles, Cel.......... 74 62 O Memlifield, Or. ........... 72 48 ' 0 ; "Medford,- Or. 88 ft 4 O i Memphis, Teun. ...... a .... . 78 64 0 Mintoula, Mont. .......... . 00 60 0 t Modena.i I'tah i. 84 54 .24 New OrWaru, La. .......... 84 76 0 i New York. N. V ....... . ., 74 04 :. 0 , Nne. Alaska ........... 64 .... o North Head, Vasl 60 58 0 NorUi Platte, Neb..,-. 84" 58 0 . IHilatHiina t'ity, Okla. 84 68 0 I'hoenix. Aria. 04 72 .28 Ifttaburg, Pa. j. . 74 58 0 Pocatello, - Idaho 02 08 , 0 1'iirtland. Or. 70 Gi .03 Prince Hupert. B. C. ...... . 02 , Koseburg, Or. , 74 0 0 , Itoeaeli,,. N. - M 82 64 0 - piacramenrb, f'al. .......... 8( -6 0 i 7St. luis. Mo............ 76 64 0 'St. Paul, Minn.... ' . 80 62 0 i ' Halt Lake City, L'tab ...... j. . 04 70, 0' San Kiego. Cal ............ k . 72 64 0 San Kranciseo, Cal......... 60 58 O Seattle,' Wah. G8 54 O Kheridaa. lUo. . H4 48 O Sitka. , Alsk ,.. 68 .... u Spokane Wi-li H4 4 0: : licumu, Wanh. . , . 68 '56; 0 : 'Tanana, Alaska . .' . ....... 62 .... .88 i Tato.h Island, Wash....,,. 58- 50 .06 Tonopah. Nee. ........,,,. 70 ... I .... : , Triangle Island. H. C. . 56 48 .04 VaUlea, Ala-ka ,. 46 . : .1. ,34 ; Vancourer. B. C, . , 78 52 .Ol .Victoria, B. C.i..7 52 tsalla Walla. Wash........ 86 58 .01 . ; WsliiBton, I. C... ....... 74 82 .02 Wlliiatoa, N. ............ 00 50 0 ; Winneaiucca, NeT ......... 00 54 .20 ! Yakima. Waij. ....... . 86 68 - 0 Aatti lilts Sprinkler A city street sprinkler In charge of James Jackson v as going w est on Broadway at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning when an automo - Vila driven by an unidentified man struck it at the intersection of Ulisan street, injuring-, one cf the horses and breaking a fender oft the machine. According to Jackson, who took the broken piece of . lender! to police headquarters and reported-the accident, the automobile was going at a high rate of speed and was driven iu a reckless manner. Patrol man Williams took the description of the driver. , 1 Firemen to Picnic AH sorts of afhletlc. and amusement stunts are scheduled on the program of the semi-annual picnic of the 1'urtland fire department at Crys tal Lake park Sunday. Arrangements have been made to the satisfaction of Commissioner iligelow, who has charge of the fire bureau, for ample fir pro tection to. the city during the picnic. Full crews of men will be on duty all day at all fire stations and autos wiil'te in con ; stant readiness at Crystal lake to bring in additional men in the event of., an emergency .... h - r Civil Service Kxamtnatloa A civil service . examination for the position of rural carrier at Corbett and Hillsdale .will be held in Portland, September 11,' according to announcement of the civil service commission.- The salary is $1800 . -per annum, with an additional $30 for every mile in excess of 24 miles. The examination is only open to residents of the county. Women will not be con-" sldered! Unless they are widows of soldiers, sailors or marines,, or wives 1 of military men physically incapacitated. 'Brotherhood Aaxlillary Tea-rSunrise lodge No, 105, Ladies' Auxllliaryito the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will give a silver tea at the home of Mrs. John A. Holmes. ,1017 Cleveland avenue, on Thursday afternoon, between 2 and 5 o'clock. Members and their friends are invited, j ' . ;.. ." 1 - j' Electric; Iron Fire A switch left turned ort a connection made, with an electric iron caused the fire department to be called to the Opera House laundry, 163 Park street, at 10:30 Tuesday night. TERM FALL " ISv- . WRITE "-f --'-I- - i' wotTgr - OAT ALCXS U C PACIIfljC I CATALOGUE CHIROPRACTIC CATAI"OCUE PORTLAND COLLEGE OREGON VACATION OR SUMMER SUMORIMM When going away for the anmmer e r your vacation, .bare Tba; Journal follow joy Uei regular ; rate, or tne iouostoi will supply yn at regular etty rates. HerTiew.Or. W. A. Sippell Jr. Ft.: sir fw T a. tillen. ; Cannon Beach Keola. Or. II. I Harrta. Carann. Wash. Carl B. fsmitb. also ebin berd'a Knrtnga. il tiaribaldi.. Or. ' il ' - r. t WeWowtv ' "i! " Ixina Beach, Wash. Stranhal Ca, ; - Alanhattaa Beacn Mra. O. L Hnaton. 4 Manaanita Beach Emu O. KardelL ' Neeh-Kah-Nle. Or. A. C Anderson. I : Neualem. Or. Ne ha lean Prug eswpaaf- Net arts. Or Mrv M. F. Croaa, Newport, Or. M. S. Hnnt Pacific Oife O. H Ward. ttceaa Parki Wash Ueo. tL'K llrkm, Rawk f IT P kfiller. Seaikie. Or. Jason McCuoe. Roth Irn store i -. - 8sTiew. VTash. Jeo. I.. Putnam. Tillamook. Or. T. U Ebersoan. Twin Uorks, Or. D. J. Van Seyoa, Wilhoit Springs Y. W. McLersn. J Only tho cloth cover of an ironing board was burned, the blase being extinguished by a fireman with a bucket of water. An awning was i destroyed by fire at 387 Morrison street late. Tuesday night. Ac cording to Patrolman Meehan, it was ignited by a cigarette thrown from a window of the Eaton hotel, The fire department was not called. Moore Sanitarium Gets Ferwlt Quite a little attention was atlractea w ine protest by property owners before f the cityj council against the Moore sanitarium using the! Ideal building and groundi at 828 Hawthorne avenue, recently bur chased. Dm. Moore met all the require ments tof the; city council and wishL the public i to know hey are operating f. the new sanitarium, which ia one of the most conjplete iin the Northwest. Consulta tions at i office. 808 Selling building. PhoneMain 101 Adv. - I JonlT Man Arrnted Samuel ShnUzer was arrested by Inspector rtussell Tues day, charged with failure to report Arti cles purchased. Shnitzer, who is Con nected j with the Alaska Junk company. 203 ' Front street, is alleged to have bur chased two automobile tire-from a jnan named Young on July30: Young is1 re ported : to have stolen the tires off a for-Jiir.e car. ;! ' : ' Hood Blver stage leaves St. Charles hotel dally at 8 :1S a. m.. 10:30 a. m.iand 4 pj mi Leaves Hood River for Portland at 3:30 a. nw 11 a. m. and 2:45 1. m. For further information phono Shepard's Auto Bus Lines, Inc.. Marshall 43S1. AdY- ! 'j , . . ;. ! " I I Salem-MHI City Brmge Xlae Connects 0. IS. train Ko. 6 .Salem, arrive. Mill Clty 1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train No. 9 Salem, arrtvo Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Hamman. . proprietor. Salem- Phone 44.Adv. . . . , . . - j Wanted Lady to . take a courss In chiropody ; some pay to start, with won derful opportunity for the rlghfc, party. Call suite 5t2. Morgan bldg. Dr. Q. O. Fletcher. Adv. , j Portlmnd-TJewberg Baaaea leave Fourth and Alder daily, 8:30. 9:30, 11 a. m.. and 1, 2:30 4:1-5, 5:30, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Pbone Main 3314. -Adv. r .. - .;: - Pyorrhea. Brldgework, Filllsg and Ex tracting performed without pain by! aid of nerve blocking. Drs. Hartley, Kiesen dahl .& Marshall, 307 Journal building. AdA..jj T j ;; - . Hteamer Iralda for St. Helens and Rainier, dally at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder street, Sunday. St. Helens only. 1 :30 p. m. Adv.' ; . j . Swimming Eyery Afternoon and eve- nlTisr Tia nrlne .vprv stveninar eTCent Klin- day and Monday at Wlndemuth. Adv. ' Plates by a specialist for. artificial teeth. See A Dr. E. C. Kossman. Journal building.-Adv. 307 Allen rollers Pren. School fits for all colleges, 535 E. Salmon St. E. ,279. Adv. Anlomobillat Convieted Arrested on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated, at Second and Washington streets, Tuesday morning. Dan O'Brien, "Sorry, Madame J-i-!- but we cannot take otra er washing machines as part payment," : " said the salesman tcr a Jady who realized-that our Vacuum. Cup Washer w!as what she really wanted Our Special Gut OF ; '( $15 l' holds good. You actually make $13 by buying now. Call early tomorrow. You are going to Irave . I j - j : washer. . ' " Get the best , and save the special discount. . ; ; X .:!! - -. '. - - ". . " ' r PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. ! ; Alder at Fifth .tut SEPTEMBER 8th i I i sas k 1 TfclglMgl ! i : 1 25, stockman, was fined $200 and"sen- I tenced to 30 days in jail, by Judgg Ross- ed he had a rt lask with only at table-; spoonful of moonshine, the arresting of ficer told the court. ;; ""r ": f i- A DeserrisigT Bsy, supporting v his mother, must have a bicycle 'at once to keep his Job. Who has one-to give? Phono East 3165 during day, evenings. East 5164. Adv. -f. w - i::. A 4; ;,r vt 1 Tks, SpIUaer Violin Stadio j reopens in September. Adv. . .. Sr. Hsbert '. reosard has returned Adv. I Last Scout Party- Go to Summer The last party of Boy Scouts bound for Camp Cbinldere. the summer camp of the Portland council, located 14 miles up Eagre creek ! canyon,' left tie city Wednesday. They were Harold Prlstol, Everett France, Ivan Collins. Wayne Taylor and Loom is Sheway. The camp will remain open only one mom week. The boys will probably be accorhpanied on the trip out by 11. W. Kentj one of the assistant leaders, and C. C- Ilall, who has been swimming instructor at the camp during the summerf ,J, C. Oaks, assistant leader, will remain in camp for a few days, putting the lodge in order for the winter. James Ej Brock way, the Boy Scout executive for Port land, left Saturday evening ; fir New York to attend the first annual , con ference of Scout ! executives. M Robert Jones of Hillsboro, a member of Troop 1, who has been In charge of trie Port land office of the Scouts, will leave the latter part of next week forr a vacation in Rainier national park. ' Idle Money-Like an Idle Man Earns Nothing Accumulated imoney is good only "when! put to work; left idl;, it eartis no interest, brings ho dividends. i This same money, put purchased with the advice of a reputable bank, each da' ' earns some more dollars for you. These interest turn,: further increase Soon you have" have not stinted Ladd & Tilton 13ank owns and offers at this time ? some securities j that should interest the moderate investor! . Thoroughly investi gated, they offer good returns ; with no speculative element.. ; . ' ,; BON D DEPARTMENT LADD & Oldest in the ' 1 1 Wash ington A big pictur tic pictur -the' . lure The T O DA Y PORTLAND PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE AT WASHINGTON. FAIR !i Southwest I Washington Fair Grounds, Aug. 25.--Larg:e delegations jtrom Portland, Tacomal and "Seattle and towns south of Chehalis and Centralia are expected at the South wst Washington fair Wednesday. A feature of the day is a stock sale for Shorthorn breeders. The two fastest races of the week the 2:15 trot and the 2:13 pace, are scheduled for the afternoon.' t Tnflelne in nil denartmeiits was under U way Tuesday, except for! the culinary and needlework rjepartments, wnicn went mmtilptwi Monday night. By (Wednesday afternoon allf Judging will be completed and awards made. Attendance this year sb far has far surpassed all expectations,5 and. hearty appreciation Is being expressed for the largest and best displays ever snown locally. The grounds, are) filled to ca pacity .with display tent shows, con cessions, etc. ; Everything was in readiness- Tuesday. ',- -"'V '" ; ."! Always the second1 largest day of the fair, Oovernor's day. Elks' day arid the day for Olympia, - Aberdeen, Hoquiam and all towns in the Grays Harbor dis trict, ts slated for Thursday. Kriday. Centralia-Chehaiis day, is the into good securities, return: invested in their tyour outside income. bo financial worries, and yet yourself.- : 1 TILTON BANK Northwest and Third rousing, stirring picture story of Love, Adventure of lawless lives and lawless loves. Trailed by three red-blooded American story f( afternoons only). - THURSDl AY A N D - ' - - ' " ' greatest day of the week. : Half holiday have been proclaimed by the mayors of both' towns. ; ' J.. Saturday. American lgion . day, will be featured by automobile races. y "' : -ljea Ceocsr to-See Fair Salem. Aug. 25A-'H. Lea, secretary of the Oregon state fair, left Tuesday night for Chehalis." Wash where he Will attend the. Southwestern Washing ton state fair and a meeting of the board of appeals of the Pacific North west Racing association. ' Uncle Sain and J. B. Secure From Terror Of Bolshevik Mobs "Both America and Great Brttaln are secure from the Red riot and ruin that is sweeping Russia and ther European countries today ; the Stars and Stripes and Union Uack are destined to float together In an alliance which will stop the advance o& the lawless hordes made up of the dark-skinned races of the world," declared Her. R. H. Sawyer, pastor of the East Side Christian church, in his address on "The Anglo-Israel Al liance," given Tuesday before 7 the Ki wanls club at its weekly luncheon at the Hotel Benson. ' "The hope bf civilisation lies In the coming 'Anglo-Israel AUianca, The- Bible contains a plan for. the ages a plan for Everyone to TfazGlcpood - U COWFECTI0KDDf 4SESn.tJRAUT The, best of every thing to eat, pre pared in the way you like best. The Hazel wood will wel come you in Port land. 388 Washington 127 Broadway DENTISTS -PLATES $10 WE GUARANTEE OCE WORI Porcelain Crowns ............... 85. OO Porcelain Flllligs ,v.1.00 22-K Gold CrowBt .F5.00 I2-K Gold Bridge ............ ...85.00 "Extracting Yon ran have an examination of your teeh free of any charge or obli gation by calling at our otnee. . . 231 H Morriaon, Corner Second Entire Corner. LOOK FOR THE BIG UNION SIGN a roman- and Thrills. FRIDAY Goes UNION the successful building of character, the conduct of . the home, business institu tions, the government of the nation' and the world until Americans discover that our country Is a part of the great plan the-i jn-esent chaotic condition . will pre vail throughout the world. , So absorbingly Interesting - did. Rev. Sawyer make this Anglo-Israel topic that he was asked td address other clubs and to return soon to the Klwanls for a -second address. Logs and Buildings Of Lumber Company Menaced by Blaze ' Marshfleld, Aug. 25. Four million feet of logs,' which are on the ground at the Allegany camp of the Buehner Lumber company, which closed down several months ago, are endangered, together with the camp buildings, by a fire. Some of the logs have already, been destroyed. The fire Is not in the timber, but is raging in the down logs and slashings. J. M. Thomas, chief fire warden for the Coos Bay and Curry Fire Patrol asso ciation, has a force of men fighting the conflagration. - - .. . - There is a fire reported In the woods at i Bullards. and several other small biases,-near Powers and in other sec-, tions of the country, but none are seri ous excepting the Allegany fire. A COMEDY. INTERNATIONAL ' NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY GUTERSQN'S ORCHESTRA! TODAY : NOW PLAYING j MUSICIANS THIS AJINXY ryQ" Tone big, rich a n d beautiful, and the ease and perfection of action that are unattainable in other; th a n Grand Pianos are the features that determine what piano the musician buys. Naturally the musician's piano : is the most satis factory instrument; for the. music-loving home. ' Then 'there is the greater beauty of case, and the unchallenged evidence of good taste and quality that the Grand Piano adds to the home. " - ' v ' THE MILTON; -.TINY ' GRAND PIANO ' is one that we are proud to ' represent and recommend. It has. in abundance, those qualities that endear It to the musician and to the lover of the( beautiful in the home. Besides, it is of very moderate, price and may be had on most convenient terms, r - - A : . Your name here will brihg catalogs and information r?0 Name . . v ' Landlords to :Face Ctor ge of Violating Or&inance . on -Tires , Six landlords are scheduled to appear in- Multnomah, court Wednesday ; to answer "charges of the fire department that, they Tnave been violating the law designed to ensure, safety, of hotel guests in case of fire. The warrants were served Tuesday flight at the instance of Lieu tenant F. J. McFarland of the fire de apartment. " ' " ' '!- .The . landlords facing prosecution .are : J S. Kajlkawa.- 67 V4 Third street, charged with keeping exit door locked; A. Hauserman, 246 Salmon street, same charge : T. Sumtda, 266 ' Front street, same charge ; Frank - KuMnishl, 248 Second, , charged with failing , to keep fire- escape lights -vburjtlng;; George Takios, - 63 r North Third,: same charge f G. Cardano, 1V4 .Union; avenue nortli, same charge, . . : - llot Lrftkc Arrivals Hot tAke, Aug. 25. Arrivals at Hot Iaka sanatorium Sunday were: Kmma Trout, Boise, Idaho ; J- H. Klleott : and wife, Welser, Idaho Mr. and "Mrs. Ed ward Burke and"- son, Baker : - W. R. Neer, Twin Falls, -Idaho ; Kdward Jost, Pendleton ; Hoy ? Keefer and Jay Keefer. " French, Idaho ; Sylvia Hughey, .f , c 1 THURSDAY o X eWilev Be Alieix CHOOSE-' ' . 5 I ..... i ' Addres t . MORHISOT! ST. AT D I? O AD WAY ViiaL MASON AND HAMtTJ PIANOS ntu rrroc. saw rsAMeisca oaklaho. rstt SAM JOc SACSAMIMTO, LOS ANSCUS Union S. John Arkoll,. Pendleton ; Joseph N, Scott and family, Pendleton. CAltD OP TnASKS " 1 wish to express ny hesrtfolt thank and appreciation for 4 the kindness and assistance to me In i the siokness and death of my mother.! Anil alo for th manv floral tributes.' Frank K. Grlffeth Adv. ; Tonight! , The Coming Tear ef Epidemic A Slrlkliig'BIblt Prophery Special HerjnoB by Evanfjelist LOUIS K. DICKSON Big Tent Pavilion Corner 13th and Morrison Sta. SPEClAIi MUSICAL PROGRAM PUBLIC ISVITED TONIGHT Love Drew Them Irre sistibly Together. But Convention Said : "Thou Shalt Not." FRIDAY 2Sc Afternoons 35c , Evenings sX. tChr.l fit;