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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1921.
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TOWN TOPICS
COaUNO EVENTS
Brotherhood at American Yeomen, itate con
cUre, Kuciih, ApriL
Inttniiiionil Mi tuns Concraw. Portland, April
ft In O
, A. O. Ui W. (Bnd lodge, Portland, Aprfl 18.
yorwUm of America, grind court. Portland,
Mar 22 and 23.
Royal and Select Maatcn, grand oonncU, Eo
cene, April 18. j
Modern Woodmen of America, itata camp.
Bend, Ui; 10.
Rcbekan tlal awmbly. Albany, May 17.
Military Order of the LoyaJ Lackon, I'orUaDd.
May 10. (
Knixhta at Coram bm, atata council. Portland,
May 8.
National AaaocUtioo of Buildioc Owner, and
MajuKora. Juna.
Rom FeatiTal, Jane 8, 9 and 10.
Slat Mediean ajaociation, J ana.
A. V. and A. il.. grand lodge, Jane 14.
Order Eastern HUtr, grand chapter,- J use 16.
Indian War ' Vctaraoa of North Vactfic Coaat,
Jan 80.
North wt conference of graduate nunta, Juna
22 to 24.
June 23. ' -
Knigbta Templar, grand commander. La
Craada. October. 1.
St.! David' Concert St. David's Com
munity club will give a concert and
dance tn the parish house. East Twelfth
nd Morrison streets, next Thursday at
8 p. m., the proceeds to be- used for the
benefit pt the club. The following artists
Jill appear on the program : Miss Hazel
Clark, reading; Miss Bimrose, solo
-dances; Miss Clara Stafford and Miss
Inez Chambers, violinists ; - Frank !Pcr-
. anzl, accordion player ; Fred Strickland,
chalk I artist : Mrs. Gabriel - PulUn, so-
pranoj and Hugh Griffiths, step dancer,
After the entertainment a dance will be
given. r
lin's dog will be denied his "second
bite," Municipal Judge Rossman de
cided Saturday morning that, . it was
not necessarv for the doir to have an
other chew at a passing citizen before
it could be legally considered " vicious.
Adolph Asher - testified that the dog
took a -fancy to his legs several days
go and bit him. The court dismissed
Mrs. Gallin on a charge of keeping a
: vicious dor. but ordered that the aril-
i mat be' sent away to a farm and kept
! but of the city.
Filipinos to Be Hosts The Filipino
HniiluHftn nf TflTtlanA will n t rt ft 1 n
Its members and friends with a social
In Hibernian ball. 340 Russell street,
next Thursday evening. The program
will open with an address of welcome
by the president of the, society, which
will be followed by a short concert. The
remainder of the evening will be de
voted to dancing, music being furnished
by the local Filipino 10-piece stringed
orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
Flying Stant Monday R. L. Sim
mons, a local aviator of the Simmons
Standard Aeroplane company, who flies
from the East Moreland field, has do
nated his plane and his services In per
forming several aeronautic stunts to
stimulate interest in tne aavertismg cam
patgn of "The Doughboy Follies" pro
tluctlon for the disabled American vet
erans, at the Hellig. He will appear
some time Monday. -Art
Exhibit Close Monday The com
memorative exhibition of the wyks of
Zorn. Weir and Murphy, In the galleries
" of; the Portland Art Museum will close
Monday. These artists, whose deaths oc
curred within the last year and a half
. are each represented by typical and Im
portant examples of their works in etch
ings and paintings. The museum will
be open from 2 to 5 o'clock without
admission charges.
31otorryeIUt Injured H. A. Proctor,
Tudor Arms apartments, was thrown
from his motorcycle, suffering a
sprained ankle Saturday afternoon when
he collided with an .automobile driven
V... w 1 Initiator- K9 Alrtoi- Itroat.
at Eighteenth and Washington streets.
Proctor was taken home.
Hariri Monro lIes News of the death
of David M. Munro at Dallas, Texas,
on Wednesday last; has reached Fort
land. Mr. and Mrs. Munro have spent
several summers here, visiting their son,
Donald It. Munto, said daughter. Mrs.
Thomas M. Taibott, and have many
friends In the city.
Bible Leagne .Meeting The regular
monthly meeting of the Portland Bible
league will be held Monday afternoon,
at 2 :30 o'clock in the parlors of Sunny
side Congregational church. Dr. W. P.
White will speak on "A Revival of Bible
Study in Portuand." The public is in
vited. :
Glasses practically, wholesale cost on
account of our college and factory on
premises, eliminating the retailers" prof
its. Work -guaranteed. Portland's Op
tical College, 73H Sixth, corner Oak,
second floor Ac building. Every day
tiil 5 p. m-i evenings Monday, Wednes
day, Friday, 7 to 9 o'clock. Adv.
. Sentenced to Rockplle Frank Erlck
sou was sentenced by District Judge
Dell to six month! on the rockplle Sat
urday on charges of stealing from au
tomobiles between Fourth and Fifth on
Alder Friday night. He explained that
he had been drinking moonshine.
Not Jnst "False Teeth," or "store
teeth, but artificial dentures that re
store lost appearance and function, fs
what the plate-specialist. Dr. E. C. Ross-,
may, can supply. Journal Bldg. Adv.
Reckless DrlTr Fined Pete Wil
liams was fined $20 by Municipal
Judge Rossman Saturday morning on
a charge of reckless driving. Williams
Was arrested "at Albina and Killings
worth avenues. - .
Teachers' Retirement Still In Donbt
Trustees of the Teachers' Retirement
Fund association, recently found to be
only 32 per cent solvent, after two
hours of discussion Saturday morning
Tickets Reservations
Hotels Railroads
Steamship Lines Motor Trips
I Tours and Roads
spiral
DOUSXX B. (SMITH. Manage t
JOURNAL BUSINESS OFFICE
Main 7173"- Marshall 1947
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at Lincoln high school, adjourned
without taking any action until 9
o'clock April 16, when they will un
dertake 1 to decide whether to go out
of business or to establish the associa
tion on a sounder basis by raising the
dues or decreasing the pensions.
Two Cnxlutlan Science Lecture First
Church j of Christ, Scientist. Invites the
public ! to attend two free lectures
on Christian Science, to be delivered by
Mrs. Blanch K. Corby. C. S. B., of Los
Angeles, Cat, member of the board of !
lectureship of the Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos
ton, Massachusetts, in the church edi
fice. Nineteenth and Everett streets, Sun
day, April 3, J p. m. ; Monday, April 4,
8 p. rn Adv.
Oregon Men Invited One hundrea
delegates have been invited from Ore
gon to attend the national convention of
the United' States Good Roads associa
tion to be held in Greensboro, N. C,
April 18 to 23. J. R. Rountree, director.
general of the association, has asked
Governor Ben Olcott to appoint these
delegates. It is understood that the
governor has asked a number of lead
ing Oregonians to consider attending
the convention.
To Present Operetta The pupils of
the Academy of the Holy Child, Fifty
fourth ? street and Alameda, will pre
sent the operetta, "The Lost Heir," at
the Christian Brothers hall. Grand ave
nue and Clackamas street, next Thurs
day evening, under the direction of
Professor Clemens van l'erre. with
Thomas Donloh as stage director. The
proceeds are to be used to equip the
library of the academy.
Snepard' Anto Bus Lines Portlanl
St. Helens division Leave Portland .7 :30
a. m., 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. daily
and 11:15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and
holidays. Leave St. Helens 7:30 a. m.,
10:55 a. m., 1:15 p. m., 1:45 p. m., 5:15
p. in. and 9 :45 p. m. daily, and 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses
leave ; St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
street. Telephone Marshall 428L Adv.
Shepard'a Anto Bns Line Portland
Multnomah Falls division Leave Port
land 9:30 a. m., 10:15 a. m., 11 a. m. and
4 .30 p. m. daily and 11 :15 p. m. Satur
day, Sunday and holidays. Leave Mult
nomah Falls 7 :15 a. m., 12 :50 p, m., . 4
p. m. and 6 -.20 p. m. daily. Buses leave
St Charles hotel, 204 MorrlsQai street.
Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
Shepard'g A a to Bus Lines Portland-Astoria-Seaside
division Leave Portland
7:30 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1p. m. and 4:15 p.
m. daily. Leave Astoria 7:15 a. m.. 10
a. m.. 1 :30 p. m. and 6 :15 p. m. - Direct
connections at Astoria to and from Sea
side and Clatsop Beach points. Buses
leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
street Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv,
Snepard's Auto, Bns Line Portland-
Hood River division Leave Portland
9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. m., 2 :45 p. m. and 4 :30
p. m. daily. Leave Hood River 9 :30 a.
m., 11 A. m., 2:20 p. m. and. 4 :30 P. m.
daily. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204
Morrison st Telephone Mar. 4381.-r-Adv.
Satisfactory Artificial Teeth and pain
less extracting are two -of our special
ties. .Pyorrhea treated and other dental
operations performed, also without pain
by our . nerve-blocking method. Drs.
Hartley, Kiesendahl &, Marshall, Jour
nal building. Adv. '
The Proper Nnmaer to call is East
3088 when you need the Salvation Army
truck to come for castoff clothing, mag
azines, newspapers, etc Address 2426
Union v. Maj. John iSree, district of
ficers Adv.
Gn H. Cramer, Jeweler, 712-A Sell
ing building. Main 6026. Diamond set
ting,' manufacturing Jewelry and watch
repairing, engraving and appraising.
Adv.
Farmer We have an invincible argu
ment. Our insurance costs less. The Old
Reliable Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief
association. Stock Exchange bldg. Adv.
Salem. Mill City Stage Line Connects
O. E. No. 5 for Mill City; connects O.
E. No. 9 (to Stayton only). Jos. Ham
man. Salem phone 44; Adv.
Steamer America, for St Helens and
way i landings, daily at 2 :30 p. m.. foot
of Alder street Sundays, St Helens only,
at 11:30 a. m. Mail- 8323. Adv.
Pan! J. SnlUvan, phone Main 3651.
Globe registers, bills of lading, Env-o-blanks
for mail orders. Board of Trade
building. Portland, Or. Adv.
If : Ton Wish to Avoid Pain and dis
comfort in the dental chair, Mr. J. E.
Stevenson's new method is what you are
looking for. Adv.
Benlah Bobbins Gowns Tailored
frocks designed to suit your figure. Re
modeling Morgan bldg. Main 4366.
Adv. 1
OVIsbeth Sanitarium for nervous and
chronic invalids. Phone Bdwy. SIS. Ad.
S. H. Green Stamps for Cash Hoi
man Fuel - Main 353. R60-t. Adv.
Dr. A. A. Withara, physician, moved
to 713 Journal bldg. Main 1621. Adv.
Maccabees, Portland Teat, No. 1. re
moved to 720-721 - Morgan bldg. Adv.
Safety Boxes le Bally. 284 Oak. Adv.
Broadway Bank Pay i?t. Adv.
Road. Maps Ready New Oregon road
maps in three colors have Just been
completed by the Oregon State Motor
f association and are being distributed
throughout the state to Information bu
reaus maintained by the association.
plenty of time
I You have ten months to
; complete payments when
I you subscribe for our pre-i
; ferred stock on the install
jment plan.
j Pay as little as $10 a sbrare
j a month if you wish. And
! "your money back" with 6
j per cent interest at any
j time before making final
i payment, upon ten days'
j notice, if you are not en
tirely satisfied.
Yours truly,
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
A Basinets Which of "Necessity
Is Permanent
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
Investment Dept. Gasco Bldg.. Port
land, Oregon;
Send me free Illustrated booklet and
more information about your Preferred
Stock.
Kama .
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Street
CITy"
Just a Little
Not Very Much of Ahvthing
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TVTILLIAM KINCJDE of Oswego, when
V he lived in Kansas in years gone
by, had a garden plot about his home
in which he took great pride. Klncade
had neighbor, and the neighbor had
chickens of the aviating kind, which
could make beautiful "Jump-offs" and
fancy nose dives over a barn, say noth
ing of a fence. The chickens and the
garden didn't harmonize from Kincade's
viewpoint, and be told his reighbor so
and asked him to clip their wings. The
neighbor opined that the "chickens would
take care of themselves.
This was not much consolation ' to
Klncade. and one day as he was sadly
ruminating on -the forlorn ' appearance
of bis garden he happened to glance
Into : a grain warehouse where there
were screenings scattered over the floor.
Klncade had a brilliant thought He
scooped up a pailful, took It home and
poured it on the floor of an outhouse.
He also arranged some nice little boxes
with straw In them. Then he brought
home more screenings. Pretty soon the
boxes began to bear henfruit Kincade's
boxes bore so "well ' that he took some
of the excess fruit down to the sta
tion agent
About this time Kincade's neighbor
began to complain that his hens had
stopped laying. Later he noticed Kin
cade regularly taking a basket to the
agent
"What might you be carrym in the
basketr queried the neighbor one day.
"Eggs," replied Kincade.
"But you keep no chickens."
"I don't need to."
A few days later the chickens stopped
The maps show the latest road develop
ments reported by the state highway
commission, and also proposed work to
be completed this year.
Y.M.C. A. Program
To Be Presented
On Tuesday , Night
Under the direction of P. A. Ten Haaf
a special musical program has been ar
ranged for the social to be held by the
membership committee 0f the Portland
Y. M. C. A., Tuesday night in the as
sociation .auditorium.
The program for the evening follows:
"O Moment That I Bless," duet by Miss
Katherine Story and P, A. Ten Haaf;
"The Blacksmith," solo, by Ten Haaf;
selected reading, by Adah Losh Rose ;
"April Rain" and "I Wonder if Ever a
Rose," solos, by Ten Haaf; ' Jibiwansi"
and "Canpe Song," two Indian songs,
by Miss Story ; piano solo, by Margaret
Notz ; "Her Rose" and "In Maytime,"
solos by Ten Haaf ; 'Midsummer Mad
ness" an1 "Barefoot Trail," solos, by
Miss Story, and a duet by Miss Story
and Ten Haaf, entitled "Passage Bird's
Farewell."
Special invitations have been extended
to the young people's societies of the va
rious Baptist churches of the city.
Highway Is Desired
If Bonds Are Used
Irrigon, Or.. April 2. The Irrigon
Commercial club Friday night went on
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book or newspaper at a dis-
5 tance of from twerlr to four-
E teen inches from the eyes,
S vou probably need glasses and
EE should consult a "reliable 4op-
EE tometrist at once.
s If you go contrary to the
EE dictates of nature, you always
S get the worst of .it, so if na-
ture says glasses, why, glasses it
j and titted Iby a competent professional man. Then there will be a . S
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266 MORRISON ST., Between 3rd and 4U '
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FANCHER-McLEAN CO., Builders
S68-t-la ILEITIS BtTILBIKG PHOSK BROAD If AT Uit
of Everything
...-.. ,'af ,
coming over into Kincade's yard and
the little garden began to thrive.
TEARS ago. it would be a shame to
JL tell how many. "Billy" Pangle and
Harry Terry were the crack snare
drummers of Portland. No dance was
complete socially unless George . Par
sons presided at the piano and either
Billy or Harry rolled the sticks.
As said before, years passed and W.
T. Pangle became a theatrical magnate
and H. G. Terry a real estate promoter.
They flocked in various directions about
the city so far as office location is con
cerned, but eventually they are located
under one roof. -
Moral : Birds of a feather .flock to
gether.
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WILLIAM COLIN MERRICK, aged 5.
heard his older brothers and sisters
talking about fasting on Good Friday.
Pretty soon Master William was ob
served running fast as he could toddle
back and forth across the yard. His
mother watched him for a few moments,
mightily puzzled at the unusual exhi
bition of energy. Then she .went to the
door and asked an explanation.
"I'm fasting." replied the little fellow,
resuming the pace. ' -
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MRS. A. J. SWIFT of Astoria took
her little son Junior to an ear spe
cialist, thinking that the measles had
left him a little hard of hearing. The
doctor looked him over and said there
might be a little wax In the ear. Up
spoke the lad : "It ain't wax. X never
had any wax.- Maybe it's gum."
record favoring the Immediate comple
tion of the Willow creek highway under
a bond issue, but opposed any juggling
of funds created for market roads in
the regular order of taxation. A com
mute was. named to appear before the
county court at Heppner to present
MondaySpecials
Apple, Pear and Prsne Tree, ea. 60c
Shrubs and Climbing Vines in Variety
at Reduced Prices
Rhododendrons and Azalias
Garden and. Flower Seeds
EAST SIDE
NURSERY
-Telephone East 8474.
51 CJflOIf AVE. N.
PRE-WAR PRICES
15 LB. 70o MOfl, TUES WED.
18 LB. SOo THURS., FRI.. SAT.
40 EACH ADDITIONAL LB.
TRY OUR SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT
LADIES Vt SOLES $1.10.
MEM'S Vt SOLES SI .50.
WE PIOK UP AND DELIVER
QUALITY NO SERVICE
VERIBEST WET WASH
IN TODAY BACK TOMORROW.
EAST 704. EAST SOS.
Gentlemen's
Watches
NO successful manj can afford to
to be without a good watch,
and ood watches are appreciated
not only for utility, but for hand
some appearance.
We offer for your selection one
of the finest assortments of men's
.watches in the city. This .collection
includes all the standard makes and
an unusually fine stock of the fa
mous thin model Gruen Watches.
May we show them to you?
Reputed to be Portland's best
value, we believe our, $100
diamond ring will more than
please you.
Jaeger Bros.
Portland's Only" HALLMARK
Jewelers
131-133 Sixth St, Oregonian Bldg.
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must be. Have your eyes examined
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Irrlgon views on this Issue. A . large
attendance ' of Farm bureau members
voted unanimously with the club mem
bers. A few leaders in the move to
complete this highway have advocated
using market road funds, but the ma
jority does not appear, to favor such ac
tion -
Organized as a cooperative concern
with a capitalization of $40,000, the
Olympia Fir Lumber company started
actual operation this week.
DOUGHBOY
FOLLIES
BENEFIT i
DISABLED AMERICA
VETERANS OF THE WORLD WAR
Big overseas revue to three acts with
special scenery and a cast of, 100
people. Including comedians, dancers,
singers, a War-Bride Chorus and a
Doughboy Chorusi ;
HEILIG THEATRE
AFRIX 7th, 6tm and Ith
Price Evening: Ploor, 11.50; Bal
cony, ll.iO.f 1.00; General Admission,
iQe. Saturday Matinee, General Ad
mission, 6&c .
AUDITORIUM
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LOTTA MADDEN
Soorano
WITH THE APOLLO CLUB
TUESDAY, APRIL BTH
Pries $2.00, S1.S0, $1.00, 7 Bo, BOo
(no tax)
On sale at Sherman, Clay A Co. 'a
The "ENDEAVOR"
MUSICALE
AUSPICES
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION
MUNICIPAL
AUDITORIUM
Monday, April 4
8:15 P. M.
Reserved Sat $1.0$, 7Se, 6$e "
Ifo War Tax
Seat Sale April 2 and 4
Sherman, Clay & Co.
Mall Orders Received Now at
303 Abington Bldfj.
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Starts Today
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ire oi.
Wherein experi
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Printing m .
Engraving
Bookbindins
Mar. 6080 Aut. 56548
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! Gasco Building
NIGHT
SCHOOLC
Continue Vocational
Elementary or
High School Courses
Through Spring
and Summer
1 Bookkeeping, Shorthand an i
Allied Business subjects.
2 Auto Mechanics, Storage Bat
tery; and Vulcanizing. :
3 -Mechanical Drawing and Shop
Mathematics.
4 Electrical Engineering, Rad"
Telegraphy. .
5 High School and Elementary
. Subjects,
6 English and Citizenship f...,
: Foreigners.
ORKaOM SK-SBRVIO: MCN RECCtVt
BtNCFIT OP STATE AID.
Clip IbU aa an4 call for farther In
formation. ffc oprm every a.,
and cTCBlog.
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