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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
THURSDAY,..' MARCH ' I I.
SANATORIUM SUES
VAUDEVILLE STAR
F BIG DAMAGES
Will Creasy, vaudeville actor and
Rotarian, waa stopped as he was
leaving for San Francisco "Wednes
day evening to fill an Orpheum en
gagement, and served with papers
notifying- him that a 125,000 damage
suit had been filed - against him in
the circuit court. The actor had said
. the Pierce sanatorium at Hillsdale
was "no better than many poor
houses," according to the complaint
of the managers, supported, by affi
davits of four Inmates, of the Insti
tution.. In a speech before - a Rotary club
meeting at Benson" hotel Tuesday, and
later at a Young Men's Christian As
sociation meeting-, Cressey described - a
visit he had made to 'the sanatorium,
when, assisted by Mrs. Cressey and
Miss Alice Lloyd, he entertained the
pat lent The suit developed from what
he said in these two talks.
The Pierce sanatorium is being used
by the government as a place tor the
rehabilitation of soldiers, sailors and
marines. The complaint is signed by
Dr. B. A. Fierce and Mrs. Martha B.
Pierce. They declare Cressey '"ma
liciously falsified." .
The actor is charged with saying the
sanatorium is "dirty and cheerless." and
that one of the boys told . him "there
was not even a checkerboard." Cre.
sey, according to the complaint, quoted
one of the men as saying, "There isn't
anything to do here but sit around and
wait to die and, watch other boys die
before you do." '
- Four inmates filed affidavits Wednes
day stating- that they are perfectly sat
isf led 'with their surroundings, and de
nying that at any time had any of the
men made such Statements as Cressey
attributed to them. The four are Ous
tave W. Pfunder, John E. Barr, Louis
H.Au Clair and Olin B. Clark.
A letter written by F. A. Hobson, an
other patient of s the institution, says :
"So far as is known. Mr. .Cressey and
his party saw only three rooms the
entrance hall, music room and diet
kitchen all of which ' are In" the main
building- On what evidence was based
the statement that . the hospital : is
dirtvT ..-'"-J ' i . , " : -
"In the music room visited by the
Creasy party there are numerous books,
magazines, a piano, phonograph and a
checkerboard. Perhaps if the Doys naa
played checkers or the phonograph dur-ina-
the entertainment those articles
would hivo been noticed. - " w
"Am tor the statement that , there is
nothing to do but wait to di and
watch others die, at least half of the
men here are now doing some sort of
craft work tinder the direction of the
federal board of vocational training.
For those who da not care for that way
of occupying their time there are sev
ers.! checker and chess boards, card ta
bles, two nhonosTSDhs. books or ail
kinds and magazines of au varieties.
Sorrow. Is Measure
Of Christ's Glory,
Declares Dr. Eeid
rt- anmiwi 3. Held, superintendent of
evangelism for the Baptist churches of
Oregon, spoke this noon at tne t-assion
week service conducted in we ranugw
ih.ni,. kt Portland Federation of
Churches.- His subject was "Gethse-
mane and Glory. -
"Gethsemane Is ; the crowning sorrow
of The Man of Sorrows, " ' said the
speaker, "yet as the trough of the wave
Traira it hAieht. aovo the depths of
the Savior's grief indicate the exceed-j
Ing height of glory that arterwaras was
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New ; Strap
Slippers
Hundreds of Pairs of
Black kid, French
heel; - Brown Satin,
French heel; Black
Suede, French heel;
Black Suede, Baby
Louis keel; Blark
Satin, - French . heel;
Black .Satin, Baby
Louts heeL While
they las I all sixes. '
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J $4.98;
98 Military and Lowl $ a 98
llCCl VAlUIUd
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$3.98
Values to $9.00
In Black and Brown Kid
or Calf akin, with mili-;
tary or low heels,. with
strong sewed soles.
All Sizes ..
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-T $4.98
$2-98
Eyelet Ties $.9g
values to ?.ou .
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$2.98
In Btack or Brown Calf or Kid,
military or French' beels, with
flexible sewed soles; 2 H to 8.
ALL SIZES
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$2.98
White Pumps $1 .98
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Values to $6.00
White Relgaskln Fabric
and Sack' with French,
Cabas er nnutary heels,
flexible soles. Special for
Easter, per pair
$2-98
AX:
$2.98
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$2.98 White Shoes I $2.98
Values to $7JS0
Maw and staple lasts with Cuban,
French, Military, r Low Heels;
turn ' McKav and Goodvear welt
loles; White Reigns km Fabric,
Puck and Canvas; Better than Kid.
Blaster Special
$2.98
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"Mary Jane" - Pumps
98c
Misses' and Chi!
dren's Patent
Leather or Uun
metal Mary Jane
Slippers, ankle
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Infants' Rises, no
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Children's s i s e a.
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Children's sixes, snrinar heel.
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Mary Jane Pumps
White Caavaa
Ankle Straps,
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- Low
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REMEMBER
i . Our
i Location
Bet, Wash.
and
on 4th
.lc -. , J and Alder
Maa2,rder .'oPy F"ed Subject to Return
. Tostpaid Open Saturday Evenings
his. The cup that he drank, whose
mingled Ingredients were treachery,
mockery, desertion, rejection and the
horrors of the cross, tells us something
of the weight of jthe world's sin which
be took willingly oa himself. The bit
terness of death was gone long 'before
be came to the cross."
' Dr. Stuart McQuire sang " Tis Mid
night and on Olive Brow."
At .the meeting Friday noon from
13:15 to 12:65 Bishop William O. Shep
ard of the Methodist church will deliver
"A Good Friday Message. The public
is welcome. All seats are free, v
' A new window ventilator with which
the amount of air admitted to a room
can he regulated also is screened to pre
vent the entrance of smoke or dust.
Highway Commission
Is Asked t o Create
New Eoad District
X M. Graham of Forest Grove, rep
resenting the good road Interests Irf the
Gaston-Dllley district. Wednesday form
ally submitted to the state highway
commission application for, the forma
tion of a new road district with f8tJ,
000 assessed valuation. This initiative
action comes aa a result ot the passage
of senate bill 854.
The new law. which was passed pri
marily to aid in building the Roosevelt
highway, provides that a road Improve
ment district can be created on the same
basis ' as a drainage or Irrigation dis
trict, but with the approval of the state
highway : commission, which must also
approve the proposed boundaries before
definite action can be taken.
The commission ; deferred action on
the application until a consistent form
ef procedure has been evolved in accord
with the law. A temporary policy was
adopted, allowing advertisement of the
project in newspapers In j the country
affected, and also at the county seat,
A date will be set tot hearing both aides
of the question.
Bankruptcy Claimed
John Apostolldes, 971 Tale street, tiled
a petition In bankruptcy in the federal
court Tuesday. " He has no assets, ac-
r;
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: To the - Members of the
Portland Service League
THE Portland Community Chest is an assured success provided j
the Generals and other Officers in your organization carry!
on the work as outlined by the Board of Directors.
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It is imperative that every member of the Portland Service i
League be present and participate in the "Kickoff" meeting to be i
held Friday night, the 25th, at 8:15 at The, Auditorium. , Final I
instructions, receipt blanks and other data will be given to you I
at that time.' The precinct numbers will designate your posi-
tion in the audience -together with the Colonels and Lieutenant i
Colonels who are assisting in carrying on the work of the Com-1
munity Chest.
Please Do Not Fail to Be Present
: ' i -. ..' "i : ' ." I v ; I,
Community Chest Campaign i
General Chairman,
. - : , . . Executive Secretary !
Portland Service
League
cording to the petition, while his liabili
ties total 14275. Of this amount $1600
is due his partner in a store on a court
Judgment, and the balance to local candy
ana cigar aeaiers ror merchandise.
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-SOD lilOmSOn Next to Lion Clothing Store
Don't Be Misled. Beware of Imitation
Samplo Shops end Sale Imitators. Look
for the Big Sign with Hand Pointing to
286 Morrison St, Factory Sample Shop
Iff
pedals
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PRE-WAR ARates$lnp
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Special Weekly and Meatbij iLatas
New Perkins Hotel
PORTIiAirD, OREOOK
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Band
is a Bond
That Protects
You'
.BLLIONS upon millions of cuar-
anteed La Azoras go out each year to
every corner of this yast country.'
Every La Azora carries with it the, same
fw unchanging standards of excellence
which have built up the celebrated La
Azora reputation V
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Over $50,000 Stock to Choose From at Lowest
Prices in the County
Smnple Dresses, Sample Suits,
Sample Skirts, Waists and Coats
At Prices Like This
Hundreds of Dresses
To $25.00
- Mostly Samples at Only
mi:
Hundreds of Women's
and Misses9 Suits
All Spring Models, Navy Blue, Tan and Gray;
Value to $40.00. Extra Special
Hundreds of Capes. Coats and Dolmans
Beautifully trim'ed; Vals. to $45, mostly samples
Cabinet
(Foil)
2 for 25
( C7ri
The La Azora band is the La Azora
bond 1
It represents biir guarantee that La Azora
smokers are getting a mild, broadleaf
wrapped cigar, expertly blended of
' choice tobacco carrying a rich flavor
that is iragrante smooth and satisfyinge
How you wiU enjoy them! .
, Guarantee
Buy two La Azora I cigars of your favorite shape. If
ycu do not find them the best car? you .
for the price, mail the bands of the Washington, oc .
the foils of the Imperial and Cabinets to the Con-,
aolidated Cigar Corporation, Department L, 81st
Street & East End Ave., New York Oty, within 30
days. ; We will promptly refund you purchase price. '
Distributors
Allen & Lewis
Portland, Oregon
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JERSEY JACKETS
In all new shades.! The $10.00 (JJJ OEk
kind (the heavy jersey) for only tDOay3
oHrdr:d! SPORT SKIRTS
In plaited, in plaids-ahd hundreds to choose
from ; values to $ 1 6.00; mostly samples, at only
. ONE HUNDRED
Novelty Coats, Sample Suits,
Sample Dresses
And 1 J most beautiful TricotinesV Bolivia , and
Heavy Canton Crepe Capes, values to $125.00.
Over One Thousand Silk Waists and Blouses 2.05
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TOC WILL KNJOT your Evenlnft
Xlnnr or AItr-Tbatra Supper at
The Arcadian Grill
Multnomah Hotel
On ot the largest and most attrac
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