The Oregon daily journal., November 21, 1920, Page 44, Image 44

THE OREGON I SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21; 1920.
PITY POOR PUP!
SHE MAY GOTO
IE
mm
MAKER
Anyway, in Meantime, Little Fel
" low Is Making Things Hum
About City HalJ; Finds Friend.
The city hall is in a bad way to
become totally demoralized as a re
sult of the advent of Miss Muni
Cipal in the city's capitol Friday
afternoon. Miss Muni Clpal is a lit
tle black puppy Just dog about
three months; old, 18 Inches long and
ranging from eight to 11 inches in
circumference, depending upon
which department stuffed her with
eats last. ' "
During the downpour early Friday
afternoon Miss Muni arrived at the
city hall entrance just as Mayor Baker
was entering. She gave him one of
those "say have a heart" glimpses
which pups that age know so well how
to register. The mayor "fell for it,"
invited the foundling into the building
and then the trouble started.
Just to show her heartfelt "apprecir
ation of the mayor's benign philan
thropy. Miss Muni followed him into
-the council chamber, where the police
investigation was in progress, and pro
ceeded to challenge the various wltr
nesses lo a game of tag by the cus
tomary nagging at their trouser legs.
PCF COMES BACK
Commissioners Mann and Eleelow
and City Auditor Funk were listening
- in on the police hearing-, but with others
accepted the pup's challenge and en
tered into the game with enthusiasm
until Sergeant-at-arms Lewis heartlessly
trundled the youthful canine out Into the
ante room." Thrice did the sergeant-at-arms
put Miss Muni out and thrice did
she sneak between the legs of Involun
tary protectors. The s. a. a. gave up,
until
Attorney Pat Ryan in the defense of
, Officers RuBsell and Huntington had
Just assumed a mosf striking and alto-
- gether oratorical . pose and had Just
'I thought of a most impressive quotation
I from Blackstone with which he pur
1 posed to knock both "Mayor Baker and
Assistant City Attorney Myers dead
jwhen Miss Muni Clpal got her tail
" caught in the swinging doors 1 . Miss
Muni had the floor. Officer Lewis
: blurted an apology to the mayor and,.
gathering up the Infantile canine, dashed
madly across the city hall, headed for
the street.
FARBISH TO RESCUE
City Healpi Officer Parrish here In
terfered, rescued the offending visitor
and turned her pupship over to the
health department for protection and
nourishment Miss Muni Clpal was
nourishment Miss Muni Cipal was
thereafter gained physical proportions
which suggested, an urgent call for a
splrella, or whatever it is the ladies use
to conceal the extent of their physiques.
- Friday night Miss Muni kept the
watchman busy entertaining her, and
Saturday morning the various depart
ments In the city hall took turn about
hunting misplaced overshoes, coats, note
books ad infinitum with which the young
hopeful, who has condescended to adopt
the city hall as her home. and the human
element therein as her family, amused
herself during the night. All Saturday
forenoon Miss Muni had dominated
every activity In the city's capitoL De
partment heads ' are threatening dire
calamity scheduled to befall the of
fending pup.
Following a conference of Chief
' Janitor Simmons, Sergeant-at-arms
Lewis, the city hall patrolmen et at,
Saturday forenoon it was unanimously
voted by those worthies that Miss Muni
would have to seek another home but
the array of protesting femininity from
every department in the city hall, and
the cold-steel glint in9 many department
heads' eyes, has deferred ouster pro
ceedings indefinitely.
veloping. Emerald F. gloan, a Junior,
has an average of 46 and Percy Las
Belle, a sophomore, averages 46 1-3. The
range for these records is 60 feet and
they were made sitting down and kneel
ing. Sub-calibre ammunition and small
targets are used. , . j
Mrs. Rachel Marks,
Pioneer Resident, Is
Dead at Age of 74
' ' Mr a. Rachel " C
Marks, a pioneer of
the Willamette val
ley, I passed away
Thursday, Novem
ber 11, at the apart
ments of her daugh
ter, j Mrs. E. S.
Robe, in the Hoyt
hotel, with whom
she i had made hei
home for the past
12 years. The fu
neral was held Sat
urday at Finley
parlors and inter
ment was in Leba
non on Sunday.
Mrs. Marks' was 74
years of age. Although she had not
been in good health for a number of
years, she was seriously ill for only a
week. She is survived by three chil
dren, Mrs. Robe, Mrs. Charles Reddlck
and L. A. Wiley, principal of the Couch
school. i .
Ontario Farmers
Will Produce New
Feed for Cattle
Ontario, On, Nov. 20.--The farmers in
this vicinity have completed an organi
zation and plans for grinding alfalfa
into meal for ' itock feed, and' will
begin operations In a few days with a
mill that will grind 30 tons per day.
This meat will be mixed with grain
and molasses, the result being a feed
unexcelled as a "finisher" in fattening
stock. The farmers are doing this as
a protection against a j lack-, of market
for hay in the stackj and they say
they can realize a better price for hay
by converting it into meaL The mill
is located on the O. S. L. Ry. Co. right
of way south of pntario, and the ma
chinery is on 'hand and building
erected. . I
DANCING
TAUGHT
Exceptional Shots
Develop in Target v
Classes at U. of 0.
University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov.
SOl As a part of the military work of
the University of Oregon R. O. T. C,
target practice takes an important place.
Each boy enrolled is required to fire so
many rounds in the gallery range and
also do some shooting on the out-of-door
, range. According to those in
charge some exceptional shots are de-
IMNG'S
STOVES and
RANGES
FACTORY BRANCH
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DIRECT TO CONSUMER
WOOD, COAL
AND
COMBINATION
RANGES
WOOD, COAL AND
, GAS HEATERS
F. S. Lang
; Mfg. Co;
191 FOURTH ST.
PORT1ASD, OBEGOX
ALL SEVT STEPS AND
POPULAR DANCES
taught : in eight three
hour lessons. Ladies,
$3 ; gentlemen, $5, at
De Honey's beautiful
academy. Twenty-third
and Washington. B e -ginners'
classes start
Monday and Friday even
ings; advanced classes Tuesday even
ing, 8 to 11 :30. Orchestra music. Plenty
of desirable partners and practice. No
embarrassment Separate hall and extra
teachers for backward pupils. A printed
description of all dances free. Our classes
are large and select ; the social feature
alone is worth double the price. You can
never learn dancing in private lessons
from inferior teachersi Learm in the
Leading School. Phone Main 1606. Private
lessons all Honrs. I
PRIZE MASK BALL
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
Expenses , of U.'s
Homecoming Tete
Surprisingly Low
University of Oregon, Eugene, Nor.
20. A survey of home-commg week-end
activities shows the surprising low cost
which "everything was carried on with.
The frosh bonfire cost only about ISO,
while $250 might have been used If nec
essary, according to Walter Holman of
Portland, who was In charge. The low
expense was due to the fact that the
boys of the class worked free of charge
and procured much material without
cost, Trucks to haul the larger pieces
of wood used were practically the enly
cause for expense. The oil used was
refuse from garages. I
The campus luncheon, at which sev
eral thousand were fed, only cost $350,
according to Ruth Flegel, who was gen
eral chairman of the luncheon commit
tee. The money was raised by a tax
on the students.
The committees working with Miss
Flegel consisted of: Properties, Elinor
Coleman ; food, . Emma ; Garbade and
Florence Furuset ; serving, Wanda Dag
gett ; arrangement of tables, Glenn
Frank; cleaning up, Alice Curtis. Work
ing with these girls were committees
headed by the members of the general
committee.
Mrs. Edna P. Datson. bouse director
of Hendricks and Friendly halls, is re
ceiving much praise for the assistance
given the committee. Through her kind
ness in allowing the use of the: Friendly
hall kitchen, hot, fresh coffee was
served.
Had Stocking Bank
Attleboro, Masa, Nov. 20. (L N. S.)
Arthur Rushton of Howard, R. L, ar
rested here while wearing women's
clothes, was found to have copied the
female style of dress so thoroughly that
he even carried his bank notes in one
stocking.
W
, LEVITZKI
: This brilliant young pianist has captured
the musical world by his playing. In
a single season he created a sensation.
Hear him play, exactly as he plays on the
concert stage.
AMPICO
producing SHana
provides a perfect reproduction of his art. Not
only Levitzki, but Godowsky, Copeland,
Ornstein and a hundred more great pianists
are at your command if you own an Ampico.
Come in fznj hear the Ampico
in the Cfjtcfeering
G. F. Johnson Piano Co.
H7-149 Sixth 8U Portland
Cheney Phonographs j Martin Saxophones
.
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asy
Have Devised
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Terms First.
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Pabcolin Floor Covering on
Sale at 98c
We have a large variety of pattern? In
Kenuine asphalt-base Pabcolin Floor
Covering, suitable for any room, sold
regularly at $1.15 per sq. yd., with
laying extra. We are offering It this
week at, per square yard........ 98c
Buy Your
'jrkm Heating
RMfiffij Stoves
JMl Gadsbys
We have Just
the Heater you
want Priced
from 819. 50
up. 11.00 week.
DAVENPORT BEDS ON SALE
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This Bed Davenport Need No Mattress
This improved Davenport offers you attractive appearance, durability and comfort,
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PLEASE MOTE THAT YOU SO HOT SLEEP OK THE TjPHOLSTEBISO
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High Back Comfortable
Rocker $7.95
We are offering a limited amount of
these large high-back full-roll Rock
ers. Made of closely woven fiber.
finished a pretty pleasing brown.
Regular 15.00 value. Spe
cial at Gadsbys' ,
S7.95
LIBRARY
TABLES
ON SALE
Legs 2 inches square.
An extra heavy Mis
sion Table. Made of
choice seasoned fir
and finished in an imi
tation of flaky golden
quartered oak. Has
one large drawer. Top
is reinforced to make
warp i n g impossible.
Put together with in
side metal joints and
solidly bolted. CIO QC
Gadsbys' price ViAiOU
Odd Settees on Sale
$12.50.
We have a number of these odd
Settees to close. Mahogany finished
frames, covered In brown Spanish
leatherette. Regular value,
Special half price at
Gadsbys'
$12.50
See Our Exhibit of
SIMMONS BEDS
Steel, Brass and Wood
Beds on Sale
I 9.75 Steel Bed now...$ 8.85
$12.00 Steel' Bed now. . .$10.55
$15.75 Steel Bed now... $12.85
$17.75 Steel Bed now... $15.50
$20.75 Steel Bed now... $18.35
$25.25 Steel Bed now... $22.50
$31.75 Steel Bed now... $27.50
$45.00 Brass Bed now. ..$41.00
$54.75 Brass Bed now. . .$48.85
$33. 7S Brass Bed now... $29.75
$39.50 Brass Bed now ... $35.00
$53.75 Brass Bed now. ..$46.75
$39.00 Wood Bed, Ivory
finish, now $35.00
$53.00 Wood Bed, Ivory
finish, now $48.00
$25.00 Wood Bed, Ivory
finish, now $22.00
$48.00 Walnut Finish Bed
now $43.85
$57.00 Walnut Bed now $52.00
Cots on Sale
Bed Springs on Sale
Wardrobes'
$19.50
ffl
Large Double Door Wardrobe simi
lar to cut, finished dark golden oak.
Special at Gadsbys' while f Q Cn
they last Oi JU
Woods Bed
$13.95
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We have a few of these Wood Beds
to close out CIQQft
cheap -. 10133
Ivory or Mahogany Finish '
The Deep, Fluffy Nap
of Nashua Blankets
THIS deep nap is -what keep
you warm and permits rest-
NasYjua
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of Pur Cotton?
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These tardy blankets corrncm
wide range of patterns in aboes
to fit every bed. They are easy to
wash. Moths will not touch them.
The price,' too, is reasonable.
Look over your stock of blankets
to-day. Then come m and buy
all the Nashua Blankets you will
. need.' We have the sizes you
want in colors you will like, at
prices to please you.
$17.50 AH - Wool Blanket
for .....$14.00
$15.50 All-Wool Blanket
for .$12.25
$12.00 Wool Faced Blan- .
ket for i $ 9.95
$9.50- Blankets for... ...J; 8.00
$8.50 Blankets "for.....!; 6.95
$7.25 Blankets for . 6.40
$6.75 Blankets for $ 5.00
$ 2.50 Child' s Crib Blan
kets Blue. Pink, Tan. $ 1.95
Comforts, full size. .....$ 3.95
40-lb. Cotton Felt-Mattresses, roll
edge; regular $15.00 GJIO-Kfl
value; special...... LfOJ
42 and 50-Piece Dinner Sets on Sale
J10.75 Thlrty-slx-Piec Dinner Set now at 5 8.65
$15.75 Forty-Piece Dinner Set, decorated, now at; ., .811.85
$17.75 Korty-two-P'iece Dinner Set, decorated, now at $15.25
$19.75 Forty-two-Piece DUiner Set, decorated, now at ....$17.3o
$20.50 Fifty-Piece Dinner Set, decorated, now at... ,.$17.75
This Attractive Suite Might Well Be in Your
- t-.
Living Room
A LIVITfG'HOOM OF BIOITITT and grace is., the most esBentlal point lo
furnishing a home, for In thU room Is centered the very heart of social life.
Furniture of thie etyle will never cease to be the most popular. Each piece
is built of finest birch, mahogany, with high-quality cane backs and sides.
The loose-cushion seats are extremely comfortable. Complete with pillows and
bolster as shown. Tapestry or velour coverings. On sale at OadHbya .
IJ74.50 Three-Piece Ma- Cfl W59.60 Two-Plece: Over- I'll A 7R
hogany Cane Suite now.. UA'ridU stuffed Suite now W'1
1524.50 Three-Piece Ma- 9 MO? Cft 328.50 Three-Plece Over C07Q fifl
hogany Cane Suite now.. t4UilU stuffed Suite now... ISiUU
GADSBYS REGULAR CREDIT TERMS
S 50.00 Worth of Furniture $ S.OO Cash, $1.00 per Week
S 75.00 Worth of Furniture $ 7.50 Cash, S1.50 per Week
$100.00 Worth of Furniture $10.00 Cash, $2.00 per Week
$125.00 Worth of Furniture $12.50 Cash, $2.25 per Week
$150.00 Worth of Furniture $15.00 Cash, $2.50 per Week
Wm. GadsHy & Sons
Corner Second
and Morrison Sts