WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 192a
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGQN.
TOWN TOPICS
Trieelen to iQ printa of the Cnit4 States or
abroad heuM take idnntm of eprlncd In
form .tif.n and acrrtew offered through Tb Ore
gon Jiirml Information and Trfl Bureau. In
prr,ntl cliarw of I)orf B. Smith. Kailroad
tu-keU end eteanuhip booklnea arrant i. Kir
ntrii trlinj. lamed. Information gljao resa.nl
ins peaeporta.
Wuhlnirton State fair. TaMms. September
SO (o 25.
Parlfkj Coast Oee Hen'e ooDTCntion, Portland,
September 21 to 24.
I'endletno Bound-Up, B'ptemtwr 22 to 25.
Wuhlncton fliata V. C. T. C. Vancower.
September 28 to SO.
Htate eontentlon. Oreon VV. C. T. D . White
Temple, fort land, September 29 to October 1.
Orton State fait, Salem. arptmbr a 7 to
Idiiio state fair, Boine. September 27 to
October 2. .
NorlhwMt Itfer and Harbor eonrentlon. Port
land. (Kaotner 4 and 5. . .
Wultnouiab County fair, Qresham. October
4 to 0.
I'artflo International U.eatock aMOcUtJon.
Portland. Nowinbrr 15 to 20.
Oregon - Idaho Karmere' Educational Union of
Amerte. The Pallet, December 2 to 4.
WKATHKU FORECAST
Portland and Vicinity Tlmrwlajr, occasional
rain, southerly wind.
Oregon and Valilnton Tnnraday, occasional
rain; freli muUirrly windf.
A K A Til Kit CO.NDITfONH
J r t 1 1 pr- ure irr-M from lHlnoi eaatard
to ib north and middle Atlantic eoaat, Orer
ibr nmaiinier w im- country Uie pressure i
low. tli principal drpr&alne betn central In
th Culf of Mnico. I'tah. Mouth Dakota, ami
firitixh Columbia. rrecipiLation haa occurred on
i he North Pacific alope and tn Ixmiataua. The
hrnrimt rainfall rrixirted waa 8 4H tnchea at
Nrw Orleane. I -a. Tbe weather la much warmer
hi the nouthern plateau atates, in Northern Al-h-ru
and orer the lake region and Upper Ohio
alley, and la much cooler In Colorado, VVjmuj
mj and parta of Idaho, Montana, North Dm
kr.ia and Kaskafchewan. The temperature In
abom normal eicept in the extreme .South and.
dtreme Kaat and at a few Nortliwentern atatirma.
Relative humidity at Portland Noon yester
day. 7 per cent; 5 p. m. yenterday, 77 per
Lent; 6 a. ni. Unlay, 83 per cent.
Precipitation amce January 1 Total, 21. S
inrhra; Wrmal. 2U.0.1 inches; deficiency, ft. 67
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;l.ton. Txaa ! 74
Helena. Mnnt , .
Honolulu. 1. H ; Hi '.
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North Platte. Neb 110
Oklahoma City, tikia. hi
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Hreeburg, Or H4 1
St. I.ouis, Mo 8K
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417 Willi ame avenue;, part of the
program of the national drive for Jus
tice which is being obaerTea nationally
today by colored people. The program
will include an opening talk by Micco
llarjo, and addresaea as fallows: Rev.
I. A. Moore, "A Square teal" ; Mr. A-
H. Vox, "Why Colored Women Should
Vote"; A. J. Franklun. "The Colored
Boldier and the World War" ; Rev. J. W.
Anderson, "A Minister's Political Duty";
Mrs. E. D. Cannady, "Harding- for Jus
tice." The meeting la open to the public
Clsb to Hear Politics Debate The
second of a series of debates on political
questions will take place tomorrow at
the regular weekly luncheon of the Tort
land Tress club. This will be on the
question, "Resolved : . That the Cove
nant of the League of Natidna Should
Be Ratified by the Senate as Advocated
in the Democratic Platform," Richard
w. Montague taking- the affirmative and
Thomas Mannix the negative. O. C.
Leiter, president of the club, will act
as referee. This week will be the first
time the lunch Is to be held In the club
rooms in the Elka building.
Free Christian Science Leetare The
Christian Science Churches of Portland !
announce a free lecture on Christian
Science to be tlven in the Municipal
Auditorium Kri'lay, September 24, by
William W. Porter, C 8. B., of New
York city, member of The Board of Lec
tureship of Tr Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos
ton, Mass. The doors will be open at
7 :30 o'clock and the lecture begins at
8 o'clock. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to the public. Adv.
Foreat Berries Movies The two new
forest service movieea, "Trails That
Lure" and a "Pack Train Trip in the
Cascades," will be shown in Library
hall Thursday niRht at 8 o'clock. The
first picture shows views of the Eagle
creek trail and Columbia river highway,
and the latter scenes In the Washington
national forest on a trip taken by W.
L. Kinley, George Cecil and John Keat
ing. Offers Lire Heal to Zoo Portland will
be offered a live eal for Washington
liark roo by Joe Oreen, proprietor of
Fulton market, who secured a fine young
specimen Tuesday. The seal was caught
in a net by salmon fishermen along Co
lumbia river and was placed on exhibi
tion here. It attracted so much atten
tion that Greene decided to give it to
the city.
Trout Are Released The state game
nnd fish commission last week released
TTifi two Inch brook trout in Iaurelhurst
lake and about 100 rainbows from six to
eifrht inches In length were released in
the trout pond at Washington park zoo.
Robert L. Clanton, master fish warden,
and State Game Warden E. A. Bergh-
duff made the distribution and are roak-
Ing arrangements to put trout in some
of the other city ponds. This is the
first time an attempt has been made to
stock the city ponda with fish from the
Bonneville hatchery.
Hood River stage leaves St. Charles
hotel dally at S:l a. m., 10:30 a. m, and
2 :4S p. m. Stage for Bridal Veil leaves
4 p. m. Leaves Hood River for Port
land at 8:30 a. m., ,11 a. m. and 2:45 p.
m. For further Information phone
Shepard's Auto Bus Lines, Incw Mar
Shall 4281. Adv.
TJorway Letnre Tople The Rev. Odd
Gornltzka of Seattle will lecture on "The
Norway of Today" at Our Saviors Nor
wegian Lutheran church. East Grant and
Tenth streets, Thursday evening at 7 :30,
The Rev. Mr. Gornltska recently re
turned from an extended tour in Norway.
Bath Tab Btoles There must be a
celebrated "Great Unwashed" In Port
land and the police are looking for him.
H. T. Allyn, 243 Stark street, reported
that a bath tub had been stolen from
a house at Forty-first street and Hazel
Fern avenue.
Salenf-MlU City Stage Llse Connects
O. B. train No. b Salem, arrive Mill City
1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train No. 9
Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph
Hamman. proprietor. Salem. Phone 44.
Adv.
A sw Set of Teeth 1 Artificial den
tures made by the specialist. Dr. E. C.
Rossman, meet the requirements of serv
ice and appearance. Journal build
ing. Adv.
Pertlsad-Kewbenr Basses leave Fourth
and Alder dally, 1:30, JO, 11 a. m., and
L 2:30, 4:15, 6:30. ;30 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 8314.
-Adv.
Dance, f sited Artisans season's open
ing dance, Wednesday, September 22, W.
O. W. hail. East Sixth and Alder ; good
music. Ladies, 35c ; gentlemen, 55c Ad.
Come to C. Smith Long, Dentist, and
learn the truth about the cause, cure
and prevention of pyorrhea. 310 Bush A
Lane building. Adv.
Steamer Iralda for St Helens and
Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m.. foot of Alder
street. Sundays. St. Helens only, 1 :30
p. m Adv.
Kc ramie Clsb Exhibition avt the Cen
tral library, September 23, 24 and 25. The
public is Invited.
The Moore Sanitarium A few weeks
work wonders. Office, Selling bldg. Ad.
Dr. F.arle Itempos has returned. Mor
gan bldg. Adv.
Dr. R. J. Cblpmai hps returned. Stev
ens bldg. Adv.
bafety Boxes, lc daily. 284 Oak. Adv.
Rain Halts Meeting
Oregon City, Sept 22. The series cf
meetings held by Evangelist Clarence A.
Purdom In a large tent at West Linn
haa ended because of the damp weather
and Sunday meetings only will be held
in Willamette hall In this city, each Sun
day evening- at 7:45 o'clock.
Card of Tsaake
We take this means of expressing our
gratitude to our friends for their con
dolence and sympathy is our hour of
bereavement In the loss of our beloved
husband and father; also we srish to
thank our many friends for the beau
tiful floral offerings. Mrs. Dorr Shai
Florence Sharp, Flora Sharp, L.
Sharp.
"ewevrw v ' 1 im
Coranlcxior,
That rood coal. $14.30 and un.
sens deliver. Broadway 70. Adv.
Delicstaiy soft and reBnec
Is tbe complexion algtd by
Nadine Face Powder
This exquisite bewutifier Ira
parts an indefinable charm
a charm sad ravelins
which . endure thraoebmt
tbe day and linger In tha
memory.
Its coolness Is rerroshlng.
and It cannot bam the tea
dereet akin.
Bold In Its green boa ak
leading toilet counters or by
mail 00c.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.
PAJU3, TKNN, .
U. ft.
Sue Rallroswls for Flan
The Tupman-Thurlow company haa
filed two suits against John Barton
Payne, director general of railroads. In
which it seeks to collect 84502.01 and
$5888.31 for 64 boxes and 70 boxes of
frozen fish delivered to the O-W. R. A
N". company for transportation to New
York. It la claimed that because of
neglect in Icing the fish arrived in New
York la an unmarketable coodlCon.
not Leake Arrivals
Hot Lake. Sept. tl. Arrivals at Hot
Lake sanatorium Sunday were: Misses
K. and E. McClalne and C. W. Keene.
Sllverton ; James Williamson, Contains ;
Charles Zollinger. Portland ; Kenneth M.
Robb, Baker; W. T. Craig. Enterprise;
T)r. and Mrs. F. F. Casseday and P. R.
Davidson. Portland : C. Hepburn. A
Walker and. E. M. Hepburn. Joseph ;
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Loyd. Mrs. Clara
Wisdom an(l Clarence and Stev Wls-
Edlef-1 M bT
ROBERTS EROS, sad Otksr
ToUet Cosatara
THREE
DAYS
ONLY
'V" Kenlon at Mood River Saturday
and Sunday, September 25 and 28, the
Portland V. M. C. A. will hold a "set
tlnjr up" conference ut Hood River. It
is expected that over 100 persons will
attend, including members Of the board
of directors, committeemen, and the sec
retarial staff. The opening of the work
this fall has demonstrated that this year
will see the largest volume of work yet
done by the association. The educational
and physical departments have already
opened. Am S. Allen, general secretary 1
of the Seattle Y. M. C. A. will attend
this conference, and participate tn the
discussions. The party will leave at 1
o'clock on Saturday, going to Hood River
In automobiles and return Sunday
evening.
Paper riant Plana Warehouse The
Independent Taper Stock company has
filed plans with the city bureau of build
ing for construction of a three building
warehouse plant at 481 Overton street
to cost about $35,000. The warehouse
and office proposed will be a one atory
building-, 80 by 100 feet in dimensions, to
cost $25,000. The sorting shed will cost
about $8100 and the receiving shed $3500.
Hurley, Mason & Co. have the contract.
Colored People's Meeting Under the
auspices of the People's Civic snd To
tllltal club of which Micco Harjo Is
president, a meeting will be held to
nlrlit Ht 8:30 o'clock at thf First Afri
can Methodist Eplscopul Zion church.
' " laf
Wings of the morning!
Good coffee starts you
right for your clay's work
gives you f he set-up and
invigoratioi you need.
Good coffee you like
it. You enjoy the delight
ful fragrance and the rich,
smooth taste.
Schilling's is one of the
two or three really fine cof
fees in vacuum-scaled tins.
Schilling Coffee
Start aQWth 1 V y (C
JatSmateCnd (
The HASTT OIe CwA J I
S0S-S07 fine It, V V J
Portland. Or.
I EIV0LI I
Photoplays of Quality
STARTS
TODAY
COMPLETE I NEW I SHOW
Mam
'We Always Please
Our customers always get the "best"' in buying here not only
the, best in the way of highest quality, but the best in point of
service and lowest price. We have been proving this day and
night now for a long time, until it has become an unquestionable
fact. Each day finds us doing more and more business and add
' ing more and more friends and satisfied customers.
At this time of the year comes the need for Rubber Goods and we have laid
in complete lines of
Wearever and Davol Rubber Goods
With a Two Years' Guarantee on Each Line
Based on the play
'Beverly Balance
By Paul Kestcr
SHE WAS THE HASH KING'S WIFE
She loved the money, but, OHl How she Hifed the HASH. Then she
found a nice Italian Count who liked the money, and a girl who NEEDED
THE MONEY and didn't mind the Hish. The girl was willing to be the
Co-respondent until HER FIANCE FOUND OUT THAT HASH WAS
"FOOD FOR SCANDAL"
A Mirthful Comedy of Romance and Love
RIVOLI ORCHESTRA
SALVATORE SANTAELLA
Director
PATHE
NEWS
SCENIC
7
mm
mm
RUBBER SHEETING
36-in., 45-in. and 54-in. widths
$1.50 to $3.50 yd.
HOT WATER
BOTTLES
from
$1.25 to $4.50
FOUNTAIN
SYRINGES
from
$1.50 to $5.00
COMBINATION
SYRINGES
from
$2.50 to $7.50
KNUCKLEFIT RUBBER GLOVES
75c Pair
WHIRLING SPRAY SYRINGES
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
INVALID CUSHIONS
All sizes, $2 to $3.50
INFANTS' EAR, ULCER AND
NASAL SYRINGES
25c, 50c and 75c
KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAYS
Popularly priced from $2 to $7
ions uruwuj.
dom, Imnaha;
Sluna. Idaho.
Bertha Houdsshelt,
Oot your fuel? Kdlefseni can deliver.
Prnaaway 70.r-A4v.
NORTHERN PACIFIC PHARMACY IRVINGTON PHARNiAJY
3d and Morrison Su. E. 15th St and Broadway
PERKINS PHARMACY, 5th and- Washington St.
"JOY-land"
Joy is making them new
suits and overcoat -tailored
to their measure
from fabrics they select
ed at Joy's, and he's do
ing it right and on
EASY PAYMENTS -
'Let Joy do it
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THE QUALITY SHOP
143 Broadway Near Alder Street
WEOFFfcR
ASTONISHING BARGAINS!
BECAUSE WE ARE
FORCED TO VACATE!
WE MUST SELL OUT!
Our lease cannot be renewed. We must sell quickly,
as new autumn merchandise is continually coming in
from the maufacturers. This is the only sale we have
ever held in this store and we are offering the women
of Portland astoithing bargains in Women's Coats,
Suits, Dresses and Waists. Every garment is new,
fashionable and of the highest quality.
COATS $
LOT No. 1 Values from $62.50 to
$87.50, in Bolivia., Velangoras. Silver-
ton as, Ploahas, Yukon Seals and Ve
lours, all newest styles sued highest
quality. Now selling for
SUITS$
LOT No. 2 Values front SS9.50 te
$87.50. ia Tricotiae, Serf. Velours.
Dttvet ale Laines, all exquisite models.
New selling for
DRESSESS
LOT No. 3 Values from $42.50 to
$69.50. in Tricotit.es, Satins. Chamois,
Dtrretyns and Velours; all ah sees;
sixes from ID to now -"i -
W.AISTS$
LOT No. 4 Values to $11. SO. In Georgette
and Crepe de Chine. No w selling for ...... .
QUALITY SHOP
143 Broadway Near Alder Street
104 Fourth St., Bet.
Washington and Stark
rorn. SHors ur portlaxd
UNION
DENTISTS
I!C.
PLATES $10
WI GUAfiAHTEB OUB WORK
Poreelala Crowss
Porrelala rilllsrs
tt-K Geld Crowss
tt-K GoU Br 14 re
cxtraetiss
Vou ctn have in examination of
your teeth free of my charte or obli
gation by calling at our of flea.
231 Morrison. Corner Second"-
Entire Corner.
VT LOOK- FOR THE
BIG UNION SIGN
J8S
TWO of the most homelike
hotels in Portland, located In
the heart of the shopping and thea
tre di-trict. All Oregon Elertrlc
trains stop at Hie Seward Hotel,
the House of Clieer. Excellent din
ing room In connection. The Hotel
Cornelius, the House of Welcome,
s only two short blo.kg from, the
Seward. Our brown busses meet
til trains.
Rates $1. SO and up
W. C. Culbertson, Prop;
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The
UNITED
ARTISANS
Insure tht Whole Family
New 20 Par I1fa and Whole Life flans
Assets Nearly tl.bw.UOO.W
ArtUaas Bldg., Brass way sad Oak St. - i
Mala im
TWELFTH YEAR
SCHOOL OF THE PORTLAND
ART ASSOCIATION .
Art Xateaae.ti sad Taylor streets.
Woolen Blankets
HIsTB STads Woolen Ftor.k or Blankets,
direct from raelfio Coast mia reUlled
at mill prices.
ISS WASHI50T05 ST
THE BLAXKET SHOr..
CALCUUTCR ADDING MACHINE
rntct sn.oe -
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