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Newspaper Page Text' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY . MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1920. 5 TOWN TOPICS. TttttUri to U point, of Om trailed Ststas ot (broad tbeuld Uka adfanUfe of axpcnenead in formation and Kinn ottered through 'I'ha Ura oa Journal Inioraatloa and Travel Bureau, in ptnoatS rharf of Done U. Smith. Kajlroad turkeu and tuaauhip bookuasa arransed. or tmn xrhanca feauad. iuioruaCloa, ia fMAtti to paaapona. OOMLXO EVET Flnt Annual Oregon Btata Corn aboW, Port bod. Noiember IS to February ST. 1021. Oregon But HonJcultaru aoeiety. annual ucetiiic Ciuena. Itocaabar 2, land - Oregoa and Booth Idaho fcdiR.iiiinal nolo a. Ibe Ltaiiea. December 1 to i .- Oregon But Uotal Hen. Engeoa. Decern bet 8-4. . Wwteru Winter how, Oregon Poultry god Pet Stock aaaociation. The Auditorium, ron Wrid. Uerember IS to 18. , 8 lata Teacban a ociatioo, Portland, Pacem ber. 2. P.".. aUta aaweiatioo. Portland. Decen- Retail Herd aire an Implement dealer. Fort Jana, January 25 to 28. Oregon iletaii Merchants' uaoeUtlon. Marao tHUl, February. Parifie Cat Society of OrthodocUta. Febr ry 10 to 18. - Brotherhoud Jt Aoeriran Yeomen, efato oon eiare. liugene. April, 1821. ' Vorestera of America, grand court, roruano. ley 22 to 23. vuiterjr Order of U Loyal Legion. ror-a May 10. Kb CDigbta ot Cclumtma, ritt council. Portland. A O.'d. W.. grand Jodg. Aprfl. third Twaday. aula LteoLal aocieta. 1831. The Xews Columns gar the army of unemployed Is Increasing. To the one without a Job and small capital we rtfer you to the columns of business opportunities In today's Journal. These columns tell you how to start a busi ness of your own, be it a rooming house, restaurant, cigar store or vari ous other kinds of small businesses. Watch these columns in The Journal from day to day if you are looking for an opportunity to get fixed In a busi ness of your own. Adv. "When the Front Is on the Pumpkin" cornea Thanksgiving and thoughts of sturdy Pilgrim forefathers, of bleak New England shores, of quaint old fire places steaming with the first Thanks giving cheer. Miss Constance Hastings will tell in her second of the series of storv afternoons in the Boys' and ;irls' Own Book Shop a group of Thanksgiving stories at 3 :30 for tho littlest children, ' and at 4 :15 for the older boys and girls. The J. K. Gill company. Adv. ,.- Christian Science Free Public lecture A free public lecture . on Christian Science will be given by Bliss Knapp, (',: S. B., of Brookline, SI ass., member of the board of lectureship ef the Mother' church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston-, Mass., In the Mu nicipal Auditorium, Sunday afternoon, November 21, at 3:30 o'clock, under the auspices of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of, .Portland. The doors will be open at I o'clock. A cordial invita tion is extended to the public. Adv. , Photo Supply Store The Portland Photo Supply company was purchased last week-from H. C. Forbes by Ralph Crysler and V. H. Trine. The store is located at 354 Alder -street The - new owners propose to- establish branches in other parts of the Btate and to enlarge the local business. Trine was formerly secretary of the Pike & O'Niel company and waa for a time manager of the cam era department of Woodard, Clark & Co. Sh'pharu's Anto las XtnuPortfand St Helens division Leave Portland, 7 :30 a. m., 10 a. m., 1:30 p. m.. 4 p. m. ; ar rive St. Helens, 9 a. m., 11:30 a. m., 3 p. rn., 6:30 p. m. Leave, St. 'Helens, 7:30 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1:30. p. m., 6:30 p. m. ; arrive Portland. 9 a. m.. 11 :30 -. m., 3 p. rn.. 7 p. m. Saturday and Sunday, leave St. Helens 6 p. m. : leave Portland 11:15 p. m. Busses, leave St ChArles hotel. Front and Morrison. Phone Marshall 4381. Aov. . Electrle Sign Meeting- Chief Build ing Inspector H. E. Flumnw hascalled a.-meeting of the electrical sign cpm mittee, of-which he is chairman, for Tuesday at -2 p. m. Representatives of the various electric sign companies, in ventors of new electric sign devices and all .others interested in legislation hav ing to do with electric signs over the city's sidewalks are expected to attend the meeting. Shrphard'8 Auto Bag Lines Portland Multnomah Falls division Leave Port land. 9 :30 a. m.. 10 :30 a. m.. 4 p. m. ; arrive Multnomah, 11:15 a, m., 12:15 p. m., t :45 p. m.. Leave Multnomah, 7 :45 a. m., 1 p. m., 4 :15 p. m. ; arrive Port land, 9:30 a. m., 2 :45 p. m., 6 p. m. Sat urday and Sunday, leave Multnomah, 6 p. m. ; leave Portland, 11 :15 p. m. Buses leave St Charles hotel. Front and Morrison. . Phone Marshall 438L Adv. Rancher Kill 29 Coyotes Twenty nine .coyotes and three bobcats were killed by a single stockman in Eastern Oregon in one month, following a dem onstration of poison methods by a repre sentative of the United States biological survey, according to a report Just rj ceiyed by Stanley S. Jewett. As a re sult of these "demonstrations, said Jewett . Ktockmen will etoon be able to kill off their own coyotes. Free Dental Clinic The Oregon state board of dental examiners desires a limited number of patients who desire to have fillings, inlays or crowns made by graduate dentists. Apply at the library of North Pacific ' college. East Sixth and Oregon ' streets, before 9 a. m. Monday. Inquire for Dr. F. W. Hollister, president, or Dr. W. D. Mc-! Millan, secretary. Adv. Men's Resort Meeting Rev. R. J. Summerllrf will be the speaker at the Men's Resort today at 4 p. m. Mrs. Shaffer Hunt, soprano, will. sing. The ""orchestra and R. Desmond, song leader, will also be on hand. At 7 :30 the Rev. Levi Johnson will continue his Bible talks with Mr. Harper leading the sing- "ing. ' . ' . Seek Ton Exemptions To aid in graining toll exemptions at the Panama canal for American vessels engaged in coastwise trade, committees in Ore- gon are engaged in working out their plans. Toll exemption was. suggested by the Northwest Rivers and Harbors .THIRTEENTH SEASON, 1920-1921 Z5l)e Apollo Club OF PORTLAND, OREGON -j 75 Male Voices. Wm. H. Boyer, Conductor. THREE CONCEPTS AT THE AUDITORIUM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH . . i j , ' CHARLES BULOTTI, Tenor SATURDAY, FEBRUARY" 12TH ANNA CASE, Soprano TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH , LOTTA MADDEN (OTHICK V, Soprano Reserved season seats now being assigned. For information, apply to-any present member or address the Secretary, 516 Abington Bldg. Congress .and a committee from the congress i cooperating with commit tees from the Foreign Commerce ciud. the State Engineers' association and the State . Chamber of Commerce in making plans. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce Is in: favor of the plan as suggested in Oregon. ? Colombia Bridge Meeting To con sider the plans submitted by appli cants. Colonel J. B. Cavanaugh, engi neers corps, . United States army, the district engineer, will hold a public hearing at his office, room 216 new post office building,; Monday, December. 6, on the plans for the bridge to be constructed by the i Interstate - Construc tion corporation across the Columbia river below Cascade Locks. ; All par ties interested are invited 'to attend.. Paseg Carrot' Pie Mllwaukle grange served dinner Saturday to over 100 teachers of the Clackamas County Teachers' Institute.) An interesting ad dress was given' at the' grange meeting in the afternon by Colonel Robert A. Miller on "JleacTiIng Out," and Dr. Lena Rudesiil spoke on. "The UBe of the Carrot as k Vegetable and; as a Fruit" She passed samples of Lcarrot pie and pudding to her audience. V. S." Horses 'to Be Wintered James Madron of Wapanitia was at the forest service Saturday conferring with -Supervisor T. H. Sherrard of the Oregon national forest relative to wintering the government horses.! Madron will gather up all the borses on the Oregon forest on his way back to Wapanita., We, the Consignors of the former Portland Woman's j Exchange, 186 Fifth street have affiliated ourselves with Mrs. Powers' Art j and Domestic Shop at the same location, where delicious bread, rolls, pies, cakes, plum pudding, candies, fruit cake, mincemeat and fancy work may be purchased. We earnestly solicit your patronage. Adv. Shepherd's Anto Bns Lines Portland. Astoria and Seaside- division Leave Portland 10 a. m.i 1 :30 p. m. ; arrive Astoria 4 p. m., 7 p. m. Leave Astoria, 10 a. m., 1:31 p. m. : arrive Portland, 4 p. m., 7 p.m. Busses leave St Charles hotel. Front and Morrison. Telephone Marshall 438L Adv. Shepard's Anto Bns Lines Portland Hood River division : Leave. Portland 9:30 a, m., 10:30 a. m., 2:45 p. 'rn. Ar rive Hood River. 12 :30 p. m., 2 p. m., 6 p. m. Busses leave St Charles hotel. Front and Morrison. Phone Marshall 4381. Adv. 'ew Articles . Filed The Standard Motors company of Portland, with S500 capitalization and B. J. Staats, Lewis E. Obye and David Goodall as the incor porators, filed its articles of Incorpor ation Saturday with the Multnomah county clerk! Paul Turner's lecture Paul Turner will give his third lecture for the So cialist party on VSoviet Russia" this evening in Alisky hall. Third and Mor rison streets. The topic Is "Marriage and Domestic Relations in Soviet Rus sia." 1 Specializing Drs. Hartley, Kiesen dahl and Marshall specialize I,n per forming dental operations painlessly and harmlessly by jtheir nerve-blocking method. They also give special atten tion to artistic artificial teeth. 307 Journal building. rAdv. W1H Confer "Work Degree teams from Portland council. Knights of Columbus, will confer vthe work upon candidates Sunday, one at Tillamook and the other at Med ford. Large classes will be in troduced at each point balem-MIU City stage Line Connects 0. E. train No. 6 Salem, arrive Mill City 1p. m. Also connects O. E. train No. 9 Salem, arrive Mill City 7 p- rn. Joseph Ham man, proprietor. Salem. Phone 44. Adv. V ! I Masquerade Ban for the public; 30 rprizes, costing $125. Biggest mask ball of the season. Given by Anchor coun cfl No. 746, S. B: A., Tuesday night, November 23, W. O. W. hall, 128 Elev enth street. Admission 35c. Adv. Rockwood Grange Meets Rock wood grange met Saturday afternoon and was addressed by Mrs. Edith Tozier Wetherred and others. A bountiful dinner was served Defore the grange meeting began. i Keeping Fl depends upon efficient mastication. Dr. E. C. Rossman special izes In artificial teeth that are efficient comfortable and becoming. 303 Journal building. Adv. j See Three-Point Broidery-Fast art needle demonstration, beginning No vember 22, art needle department, Lip man, Wolfe & Co. Adv. Masquerade Ball, Liberty assembly. United Artisans, Wednesday, November 24. Woodmen hall!, East Sixth and Alder streets. Prizes, j Admission 55c. Adv. Old Bedding Wanted Portland Com mons, being unable to secure bedding, has had to turn away many men who have sought shelter at the mission at MEETIJTG FOR WES SU3TDAT EKOO.N, 3:30 AFTEBS "ARE ALL MEN BORN EQUAL?" ILLUSTRATED LF.CTUBE PRESENTED Br Dr.W.H. NUGENT SPECIAL MUSIC BY "Y ORCHESTRA OLE FASHEN DANSE Columbia Beach To-nite PRIZE PIE EATING CONTEST Ail Raubam and- Gala Wetcum Front : and . Burnslde streets. Old bed ding or material that can be used for bedding is solicited, by the commons. and anyone having such material will he'n the work by calling Broadway 1565 and giving name and : address so the bedding may be collected. Icor I narcn Electric Sign First Congre gational church wilt advertise itself by a large electric sign at Park , and Madison streets. The plan to put up the sign was adopted at a meeting held Thursday night A larger campaign of church . advertising is to be adopted, the plans now being drawn up by a committee consisting of Royce Mc- Candliss, A. L. Corrigan and Edward Fitch. - Information for Exporters The for eign, trade department of the Chfcmber of Commerce has received a list of im porters in the Argentine republic port of Buenos Aires, from Swayne & Hoyt of San Francisco, which is available for Portland exporters interested in trade with South America. j Pyorrhea Can Be Cored Extreme gentleness and written guarantee. Drs. Smith Long and Stevenson, 310 Bush & Lane building. Adv. Retail Accounts, sales letters, booklets, publicity: articles, revision of manu scripts. " Reasonable rates. Little Ad Shop. 319 Piatt building. Adv. Steamer Iralda for St Helens and Rainier, daily at 2 :30 p. m., foot of Alder street Sundays, St Helens only, 1 :80 p4v Adv. Patients of Dr. Marie Eqnl will be taken care of at room 6. Lafayette bldg., 3134 Wnlh. st Main 3928 Ady. Special Sale of all kinds of j nursery ror one ween. John Zimmerman. Tigard, Or. Adv. 1 i L. M. Davis, dentist. Mohawk bin-Mine- Good work. No catchy, fake promises. Adv., i i Dr. J San ford Whltlnar naa rnm.H Journal bldg. Adv.- Dr. James W. Sosenfeld ha Adv. i Dr. Dayton, glasses. Swetinnrf Adv. i Safety Baxes, lc daily. 284 Oajc Adv. Baker Improvement Club Obtains Tract Baker, Nov. 20. The Baker ImDrove- ment club has obtained an option on the J. T. Wisdom tract of six acres on Reser voir hill, near the center of the town, now popular for picnics and hikes, and an adjoining eight acres of flatj land. g",,""""i.....innnmll11illlllIIII,ll,lll,i Lower prices that really mean something Hart Suits T TE'RE doing a big thing for the men of VV Portland by reducing the price of such good clothes. These lower prices are hot at the cost of quality; they're at the cost of our profits. If you like to w'ear good clothes and aye good money, don't lose any time. Get in on this now. $70ind$75 Suits and Overcoats SS9. Sam' Fifth at Aider Older Boys' Session To Be Conducted at Salem Dec. 10-12 An older boys conference of the Wil lamette valley will be held in Salem, December 10, il and 12. An attend ance of several hundred is assured. W. F. Rouse, secretary ; of the boys' division of the Portland iT: M. C. A., Is to accompany 100 boys to Salem. W. P. Walter, county secretary, will go with another delegation. W. T. Fletcher, principal of James John high school, will make the prin cipal address on the evening of De cember 10. Officers will be elected and given their seats for the following two days meetings. Recreation features will be under the direction of Physical Director Osborne of the Salem associa tion. Salem citizens will give a ban quet to the boys Saturday night Chairman of the committee on ar rangements is George Hug, superin tendent of Salem schools. Registration cards are being received by L. A. Pickett boys' secretary of the Salem association. A. E. Young, Interstate boys' secretary, will direct the confer ence. Leaders are to be W. T. Fletcher, principal James John high school ; Reyj E. W. Warrington, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Roseburg ; Ben H. Schmidt, boys' secretary : of the Wash ington State Young Men's Christian as sociation ; W. W. Dillon, executive sec retary of the association for Oregon and Idaho ; J. C. Meehan, boys' sec retary of the Portland association, and Walter Jenkins, executive secretary for Communty Service, of Portland. First Movement in Mental Hygiene Is " Under Way in State The first citizen cooperative move ment In mental hygiene in the history of the world is under way in Oregon, according to a story by Dr. Chester L. Carlisle, published in the Issue of the Journal of the American Medical As sociation for November 13. Dr. Car lisle is an official of the United States public health service and director of the Oregon state survey of mental defect, delinquency and dependency. His ar ticle is entitled. "The Physician as a Factor In a State-Wide Cooperative Schaffner & $60 and $65 and Overcoats $50 1 Rosenblatt 6? Co Program for Prophylaxis of Sociological Disorders." and outlines the origin, ob ject and scope of the Oregon survey. The article carries an uiusirauon oi tho nuvtril raril) lined in the SlirVSV. these being unique. Inasmuch as threy provide that any combination of symp toms in the sense of sickness, criminal, delinquent or unsuccessful conduct, in a social interpretation of the term, may . . i .11 be shown in tne case oi any no indi vidual. a : i ' . Concert Will Begin At 1 o'Olock Today At The Auditorium Becausei of a lecture which is booked in the Public Auditorium this afternoon, the popular concert will begin at . 1 o'clock instead of S o'clock, the usual concert hour. Henry Klingenfeld. well known violin ist ; Mrs. Eloise Anita Cook, soprano, and Lucjen E. Becker, organist, will be the features on the program. Mr. Klingenfeld will play "The 'lshtl', and "Homing" as his feature se ect ons. Mrs. Cook will sing several selections, which proved unusually popular at con certs held in The Auditorium in the past THANKSGIVING WEEK PACIFIC OCEAN BEACH RESORT HOTEL SEASIDE SEASIDE, OBEGOX High Tide, 10 ft 2 in. STEAM wvAT Hot and Cold Running WatW: "ingle $. onble .. Single 2.00, Double 12.6. Connecting Batli-Sligle $2.00, Donble UM. VrU vate Bath Single $3.50, Donble W.60. SPECIAL MEALS MODERATE PRICES DANCING, BATHING Lower Colombia Anto Paved Road PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS HOTEL SEASIDE Open All Year Round" Marx $80 and $85 Suits and Overcoats $65 Gasco Building Oregon Group to Go : To Washington to Aid Post Road Bill In support of the bill to appropriate federal money for aid " in the construc tion of rural, post roads Introduced at the second' session of the Sixty-sixth congress by Senator Chamberlain, a delegation of Oregon men will go to Washington to meet representatives of 12 other Western states December 11 to 13. The federation of Western states is urging the passage of this bill, which will provide $100,000,000 annually for four years for post-road construction and provide large match funds for road work In Western states. The personnel of the delegation has not been decided upon. " Near East Relief Fund Grows; New Pledges Are Made A challenge to small Sunday schools has been reported at Near East Relief headquarters. A friend of that organ Urn Ready Our Holiday Collection of T ff XT C dependable, guaranteed j JLi V-rVl AvO 0k Priced Real beauties, artistically designed io ornament as well as to be of continual, dependable service to you. Most of them will chime out the hour in tones you will love to hear. - 'v. ( Remembers' Jaeger Bro. sell only clocks that can conscientiously be guaranteed. These are best grades of finest makes. JAEGER BROS. The X ihiallmam;. 'Jewelers 131-133 Sixth Street i S BOXED STATIONERY has become one of the most distinctive and popular gifts of the Christmas season. Such a gift is really appre ciated really wanted. Our display of holiday papeterie has no equal in beauty texture -finish and writing quali ties. In styles and sizes that fashion approves. Packed in gift boxes. Other Gift Suggestions Desk Sets 1921 Diaries Eversharp Pencils Memo Books Tourist? Tablets Fountain Pens Brief Cases Card Cases Emeralite Lamps Yon will find the4 most distinctive display of Greeting Cards in the city, at our store. g .1 Printing Engraving Fifth and Oak Sts. CR!lirinRrffi!3RCW!!laIII(Jb!RnTWI WORKINGMEN! ,s Wooster General Merchandise Store Welcomes ' Your Presence and Makes. Your Interests Its Own WQOSTER 488 TO 494 WASHINGTON ST. OPEN EVENING ' izations has $30 for the Christmas of fering, which she will add to the gift of any school of less than 60 members con tributing the largest amount per pupil by January 1- New pledges are coming in every .day. The largest per pupil pledge for this week is from the Ad" vent Christjan school, $60, or $3 per member A doctor, who superintends one of the live east' side schools, has promised to duplicate the offering of the class In his school that will collect the largest Christmas gift for Armenia. The chal lenge is being taken up by the classes In a spirited way. A Thanksgiving offering for the hun gry, shivering children in the Near East will be given by many of the churches at their services on Thursday. Old Colony Club To Open Quarters In Multnomah Quarters for the Old Colony club of Portland will be opened in the Multno mah hotel Monday. The Old ColonyNclub is an organization of the business men of' America and is expending Into the West The club has quarters In San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Port- Now- $6 and Up Oregonian Building i 3 a i i i a i i -i i "Everything for tae Office Mar. 6080, Auf. 565-48 . mm land branch will be under the direction ot Charles Boon Jr., resident manager for Oregon. ? - : j The membership in . Portland Is now about 350. To give the club rooms, a portion . of the mezzanine floor of the Multnomajs bes been leased and Is being remodeled. .- , ... . . The opening will be celebrated by a luncheon to the representative business rr.en of the city and state Monday noon. . Cards of Thanks ' We wish to thank our many frletids for their kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our dear mother, Caro line Schafer: also the beautiful flowers. Mrs. Sarah Webber. t For Your ivmg Dinner Syrups of all flavors for punches Pur apple cider Grape cider ; Loganberry cider White Seal Gingerale Logsnport , Shasta water, in syphons Soda water, all flavors Call EAST 5?00 early and we will deliver to your grocer who will deliver them to you with your Thanksgiving order. QUALITY GUARANTEED . FREEMAN BROS. BOTTLING I WORKS 480 ALBINA AVE. $2.00 ZL FINEST IN THI NQRTHWCIT TWO of the most homelike hotels in Portland, located In the heart of the shopping and thea tre district All Oregon Electric tralnsvstop at the Seward Hotel, the House of Cheer, Excellent din ing, room In connection. The Hotel Cornelius, the House of Welcome, s only two short blc.ks from the Seward. Our brown fcus&es meet 11 trains. i Rates $1.50 and up W. C. Culbertaon, Prop. VOU CAN BANK BV MAIL WITH - The Bank of Oregon City Oldt Bank In Clackamas County 4 PIN CENT Paid on (A VINOS ACCOUNTS Raasuroa. Mors . .Than On. and Thraa-Quartar Million BOtlsra. Corona! . Tbe Personal : WnttBf.Meenia. E. W. PEASE CO. Xxctajtira Dtatrlkex tara , i L us suta. at. i. Thanksg i j m 1, P rrsnMj j WW