SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
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TOWN TOPICS
COMING EVESTS
Vodrm Woodmen of America; state camp,
Jttnd. May 10..
Military Order Loyal Legion., Portland. May 10.
'Willamette Aawx-iation of Baptist church,
annual convention. Portland. May 10 and 11.
Mnthodiat College of Biahnpa. eemi -annual
tuMtUnc. Portland. Mar 11 to 17.
Scat laaeler Phunoera aeaociatioB, Portland.
Mar "iO. 31. , ' , ,
Fomtrn of Aairkt, grand court, Portland,
aiiy Ti tod 23. - - . ,
Knights of Columbus, stats council, Portland,
May ao.
Hial Medical aaeoeiation. June.
Kore Featival. Jqm S. 9 and 10.
A. V. and A. at. (iud lodge, June 14.
Katcrn Star, grand chapter, J ana IB.
Building Owners and . Uanaacra. Portland,
J una il to 24.
ti. A. R. department encampment. Pendletoa.
June. '
Norfhweat Conference of Graduate Nurees.
J una 22 ta 24.
state Letter Carriers association, Eugene.
June 25. t' ' " .
Indian War Vetera of North Pacific Coaat,
J una SO.
Buyerj' week. Portland. Ant-rut 1 to 0. '
Independent Order Had Men, great council .
Atru, Aaguat 2. .
- Or ten elate (air. BaWm. September 23 to
October 1. i - -
Hojal Arcanum, (rand council, Portland. Octo
ber 18.- - . -
Knighta Templar (rand command err, la)
Craudc, October 13. '
National Orange meeting. Portland. Moitm
ber S-18. .
- I-acilio Intn&Uonal LiveatoSk expoaitioB,
Portland, Zi, 29.
Oregoa Umm aaaociation. PorUaid. December.
WEATHER 1-ORECA8T
I'ortland and Vicinity Itain; warmer tcnigbt;
wind mottUy rasterlf.
Oregon and Washington S'irday rain;
vrarmer tonight (nh vaaterly winU.
W KATH KB CONDITIONS
The' preaaur la low In the north Atlantic
Mate and over' a large part of the Wear, the
lowest readiiig'!being in Arisona. The pie
nr is hisbeot in Manitoba, and T?un.
Precipitation haa orenrred in the north Atlan
tic atatea. n Oalalioma. and at a large nuin-tM-r
of Morthwuntern atat.km. Know w falling
in - North Dakota and akafhewan. The
urcsthf r 1 mii-U collier in part of Idaho, Ore
gon; California, snd Pennylvaniaf end i. much
warmer ovrv a bf It reaching f rran Southern
1 tah Ii HratMi Dakota. IVrezinir teraivrature
orcuriH at many place, in the northern Koray
Mmintain and northern plain region.
Relative humidity ' at Portland -Xotn ye.
t''rla-. 85 per cent; 5 :00 p. m. yesterday, ttS
. ier font: ft :00 a- m. today. 83 !r cent.
Preripitation tinri January I Total. 2t.71
inrhraj normal. "t.4tl im'hes; excess, 1.23
inchea.
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STATIONS
Maker. Or.
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New York. N. Y. ,
Ncme, Alaska
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A axhingtcn. IK C...n.
Tnktma.' M ih . . .
P. M. tfiKr. of I'lrceiling dav.
Mfrrbanta Ara lnrltod Sales man
Hera of vriotiH inftnufaotuririB organ
izations in Portland will be called upon
to. Instruct thpir palcsmcn to extend
I'rrsonal Invitations to the merrhants
f the north went to attend the Buyers
wwk ponvpntion which will be held
AuRust 1 to fi. Notices ralliner atten
tion to the dates .of the convention'
have been sent broadcast over the
port h west - by the buyers week com
mitter. Shepard's Ante Bo Lines Tortland
yt. llelens division Lave TortJand 7:30
n. m.. 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 jp.' m. dally
and 11:15 p. m. iSaturday. Sunday and
holidays. Leav St. Helens 7:30 a. ;n..
10:55 a., m.. 1 'ir n m -is n m TZir.
p. m, and 9 :45 P. nu daily,, and 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses
leava St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
t etreet. Telephone MarsliAll 4381. Adv.
."Ufa Myttery" nv. AV. :. filiot
Jr.. minister of the Church of' Our
Father (Unitarian). Froadway at Tam
Viill, will jpea't 't this theme Sunday,
1ay J., at 10:30 a. m; At 4:30 o'clock,
afternoon musicale by the choir, with
'- Jrformal nocial. The public is invited.
Adv. -
The only proper number to call Is Kast
, SOSS , vihen you require the Salvation
Army truck to call for your waste ma
. teriat Help us to help others by your
iioln Arl.1.A.B IT,AH ........ ,.4.-.
John Free, district officer. Adv.
IV Html 1VH, Repair and Clean
Orie.ntaJ rqss when leaving them stored
vith us a lid insured at your own valtt-
at ton. Cartoziaii Bros., 393 Wash. bC
Adv. ;
Portland -Salem Stage Leaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from
' 7 a. to5 to 7 pivm. Fare $t.75. Adv.
' lly t lnh Nomination PorUand City
club nominated candidates for the ensu-
ing year at the luncheon held iday
International
SUNDAY, MAY 1
Celebration and Picnic at
R
.ofase's Paik
Two Fdfnous Speakers
DR. CHAS. H.
CHAPMAN
Former president of
Oregon University
Speaking will be held under cover rain or shine
, REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND
I'ulton 'car every seven minutes at Second and Morrison
sts. or S. 1, cars at 8 :02, 9 :00,-10 :15 a. ni., and 12:13 and
1 p.-m. : - .. '; . - .
ADMISSION 25 CENTS ' CHILDREN FREE
noon In the Benson hoteL The election
wt4l take place next Friday. Those nom
inated : were :-j U D. Bosley and R. K.
Clarke, president: ; Geo. K Murphy, first
vice president ; Fred S. Cook and Frank
lin F. Korell, second vice president ; El
lis Ii. Hawkins, secretary ; Karl , Jones,
treasurer, and Burnett Goodwin, G. W.
Piatt, Sidney ; Graham, Sinclair A. Wil
son, Robert R. Rankin and Dr. . U. C.
Moore, board of governors. "Our Local
Tax Problem'' was the topic of the ad
dress given by Charles V. Galloway.
Tnt Ctviistian Science Lectare--
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, of
this city, announces a free lecture on
Christian Science by Or. John M.
Tutt. C. S. B., of Kansas City, Mo,
member of the board of lectureship of.
The Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist. In Boston, Maes.,
In The Municipal Auditorium, Monday,
May 2, at 8 p. m. Doors open at 7 :30
p. m. The public Is cordially Invited
to be present. Adv.
Three Bandar Showing of "Behold
the Man" Because of the interest mani
fested in "Behond the Man," the mo
tion picture showing at The Audito
rium, that feature will be exhibited
three times on Sunday, the final day
of the program, instead of twice daily
as heretofore. The Sunday shows will
be at 2 :30. 6 :30 and S :30 p. m. The
accompanying artists will be heard at
the first and last shows only.
Han Francisco Indorses Petition Peti
tion of the Chamber of Commerce and
business men to the Spokane. Portland
& Seattle railway for return of the
steamers Great Northern and Northern
Pacific to the Pacific coast run has been
indorsed by the Sun Francisco Chamber
of Commerce, according to advice re
ceived by Julius h Mfcier, chairman of
the Incorporation committee of the 1925
exposition. I '
Shepard'e AdIo Bus Lines Multno
mah Falls division- Leave Irtlanl
9:30 a. m.. 11 a. m.. 2:45 p. m., 4:30
p. in. and 6 p. m. aauy. wave nun-
nomah Falls 7 :15 a. m., a, m.,
12:55 p. m..? 4 p. m. and 6:10 p. m
daily. Buses . leave St. Charles hotel,
204 Morrison street. Telephone Mar
shall 43S1. Adv.
hhrpard's Asto Bos Lines Portland-Astorla-Seaside
division Leave Portland
7:30 a. m., 16 a. rn., 1 p. 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. Busea
leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
street Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
C'loaed Shop Debate Toplc The Pub
lic Speaking club will debate the ques
tion. Resolved; .That the closed shop is
a detriment j to the American workers;
affirmative. I K- Peterson and H. . C
Dt-kker, negative. Otto H. Newman and
F. M. Curlln, Sunday evening in the
Alisky hall. Third and Morrison streets.
When clsanlsg house or moving, those)
old things that are in your way are just
what we need. J?apers, books, magazines,
furniture, stoves, toys, ' beds, etc Get
the habit of calling Broadway 231 to
dispose of your waste material and dis
carded articles. The Publlo Welfare In
dustries, 474 Johnson street. Adv.
Men's Resort Services Rev. Monroe
G. Kverett, pastor of the Fourth Pres
byterian church, will be the speaker
Sunday at 4 p. m. at the Men's Resort.
Mrs. Everett will sing and the resort
orchestra will play. Congregational
singing will be a 'feature of the service.
Sbepard's jAnto Bis' Lines 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 stj Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv.
Portland-lf ewberg Una Leave Fourth
and Alder daily, 8 :30, 9 :30, 11 a. m. and
1, 2 :30, 4:15, 5:30, 6:30 p. m. ; Saturday
and Sunday. 11 p. m. . Phone Main 3314.
Adv. : . t -' -. :
.Attorney with well established practice
wanted to share suite three rooms with
attorney with offices In Veon building.
Write particulars. K-361. Journal.
Salara-MIU City Stage Line Connects
O. K. No. 5 for Mill City ; connects O. K.
No, 9 (to Stayton only). Jos. Hamman.
Salem phone 44. Adv. 4
Steamer America, for St. Helens and
way landings, daily at 2:39 p. m., foot
of Alder street. Sundays. St. Helens only,
at 11:30 a. m. Main 8323. Adv.
Portland. Tillamook Cadillac stage line
leaves Hoyt . hotef daily at 8 :30 a. m,
and 1 p. m. ! Special arrangements made
for fishing parties. Adv.
Cordwood, I9.S9 F. E. Bowman Co.
Adv. - i . I f .
Montgomery -Ward
Officially Denies
Report of Merger
William Q. Bateman, ceneral manager
of the Portland establishment of Mont
gomery Ward & Co., Friday morning re-rei-etl
a telegram from Theodore F.
Merseles, president of the Institution at
Chicago, officially denying the" reported
merger with the National Cloak ,4Kuit
company. Dispatches from Kansas City
Thursday carried a report that the cloak
and suit concern was about to absorb
tbe larger business.;
"Chicago i papers are denying the
rumor today," Merseles said.
Bateman hid wired -the president
Thursday night asking for" specific In
formation after he jhad read the report
in Portland papersl -
BigCountryDance
at Clackamas in HABERLACH'S HALL
tailored Orchestra,,-.
Come and Meet a Jolly Crowd
Saturday, Night. Apr. 30
Labor Day
GEORGE F.
VANDERVEER
Noted Labor " .
': j ' Lawyer
U. S. GRAND JURY
INDICTS MANY ON
VARIOUS CHARGES
Twenty-four trus bills and one
not true bill were returned by t,ne
federal grand jury Friday afternoon.
Indictments include 1 the following:
i ... -
Howard Hudson, John Hoffee Harry
Hoffee and James Milnor, Seattle
youths, charged with transporting a
stolen automobile in ' Interstate com
merce. The last two named escaped
from the county Jail here, and jumped
from a train in . Northern California
w hile handcuffed and legironed when
being returned, after having been cap
tured In Los Angeles while robbing a
hardware store. ; i .
Howard Klmer Smith, violation of the
federal motor vehicle -theft act.
Mike Stanovich and Mike Plecas;
Mark Miu-ovich and John Pollch ; Vid
Kuljak and ' Mike Delich ; Mike Uran
and Nick Kolk, . all north end restau
rant keepers ; charged with' selling
liquor, j , .
M. C. Miller, charged with stealing
$15,000 worth, of goods from baggage
of S. .P. and O-W. R. & N. passengers.
Florence Casciata. Fourth and Sher
idan streets, charged with selling wine.
Ike Timmerman, violation prohibition
act. , . '
Ed Gason, Lake county, Oregon, vio
lation prohibition act
Fred Hood, charged - with stealing
cattle from the Klamath Indian reser
vation. ,
FOSSIl TITHES 8 NAMED. .
Hugh Smith, proprietor of the hotel
at Fossil. Ore., and Lester Beesen who
runs a reed store at .f ossa, violation
prohibition law.
Fat Vassbinder, Mann act, transport
ing girl from Oakland to Gold Hill.
Paul L. Chambers. Mann, act, trans
porting giri from Roscburg to Mon
roe, La.
Jack Devereanx. Mann act. transport
ing girl from Taeoma to Portland.
William Atterbury, Mann act, from
Seattle to Grants Pass.
Jim Staten, theft of automobile
which he drove to Fort Worth, Texas.
Harry Chin. Harrison narcotic act.
Ralph Constanico. indicted on six
counts on charge of operating still at
Hell station.
ABCOTIC CHARGES.
Ah Jim, two counts on Harrison act.
J. H. Hickey. theft. f wearing apparel
from a freight shipment. i
Yee Sun. alias Uoldtooth, Violation of
narcotic act.
Lee Tow, violation narcotic act.
Chew Kim, under two year sentence
from which he appealed, out on $15,000
bond for violation of narcotic act.
Drug;; found at 203 Kast Twenty-third
street north.
Willie Wong Toting and Ah Wee,
charged with peddling dope, have been
arrested on previous occasions.
A not true bill was returned In the
case of M. Green, charged with viola
tion of prohibition' law.
INTERESTING NEWS OF
(Con tinned From Page Sixteen)
changed this week to 7 :4S o'clock. A 15
minute organ recital by Edgar K. Cour
sen will precede the sermon. Dr.. H. E.
Bowman, . pastor, will preach both ser
mons. In respnnae to the request of member of the
Warren Bible claaa for young women at the
First Presbyterian church, Itr. Angela I,. Ford
Warren will cie tier firt. lecture Sunder noon
on "I'orrect Personality." Visitors are invited
The Warren Vesper clajw will hold t usual
aerrire in room K of the cfaurrb house at 4
o'clock. Cranrillr D. Morsan will be the soloist
and the orchestra will render two c-rertures.
Itr. Warren will break.
The sermons Ir. Kriward i H. Pence haa
chosen for Munday morning at Westminister
Presbyterian church are: "Facing the Facts of
Life," to be preceded hv a eermoneUe to the
children on "Our Father and Our Debtors."
His evening topic is "Now," a discussion of the
present as., contrasted with the pa?t Sunday
at the Men's club '. E. foehran will sneak, on
"The Statesmanship and Jurisprudence of
Moses."
KeT. W. W. MarHrnry lifts returned frcm a
trip to Sonrhern Oregon in the interest of China
famine relief and will preach Sunday at Mount
Tabor Presbyterian church. The morning sere
ice will be a special observance of ; Children's
week.
Ir. Walter Henry Nusrnt will occupy bis
pulpit, funday at. Central Presbs-trian church.
There will be adult baptism and reception to
new member in connection with the morning
worship. Next Fnday evening the monthly fun
hr, e. tj. Arspirsn, mgr.
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Flesh-Colored Plates from SIO.OO
Porcelain Crowns from.... 5.00
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SS-K Gold Bridge work.......... $ 5.00
Electro Painless Dentists
: IN THE TWO-STORY BUILDING
Corner Sixth and Washington Sts Portland. Or. . ,
wn
night for the Hunday school will . be held. A
rplendid program u announced. The iloant
labor orchestra will play. More than SO women
attended the monthly social tea Wedaeedaj i
the home of Mrs. l. T. Van Tine. ,
Next' Friday evening the Women's Missionary
society of Piedmont Presbyterian church will
give a social for the members of the guilds and
Christian Kndeavor. On Wednesday afternoon
the society will hold Its regular meeting in the
church. On May 10 the Men s club will make a
return visit to Kannysxle Congregational church
and stage a debate.- C R. Waist rom. haa been
made chairman of the committee on arrange
menta for the eongregajtional dinner to be given
May 13. Voder tbe direction of George E.
Baker the choir will give a concert on the eve
nine of May 18, at which a silver tea offering
rill be taken for the benefit -of the choir. The
cradle roll department is planning to furnish a
downstairs room for its own use and a church
nursery. A wrenaa will then be secured to care
for email children during tbe morning service.
At the Thursday night prayer services Lr. J.
Francis Morgan, pastor, is encouraging the study
of the Bible at heme.
George Colvey will sing Sunday morning and
3. O. Leake on, Sunday night at Millard, avenue
Presbyterian church.
Kev. Donald W. MacCluer will begin a aeries
of sermons Sunday night at Hose City Park
Presbyterian church on "The Houses of the New
Testament." At the Thursday night meeting an
outline study of the Old Testament will be taken
up. This course will aover tbree months.
The pastor of Hope Presbyterian church.
Rev. H. fcL (iilea, will begin a aeries of aix ser
mons Sunday morning cn the Lord's prayer.
At night a young people's service will be held
in which four young men of the congregation
will give five minute talks on different phases
of the Christian life.
A aeries of aermona on Christ's sermon on
the mount will b started Sunday morning at
Mixpab. Presbyterian church by Rev. D. A.
Thompson. Miss Jean Graham will lead the
young people's (meeting. ' Last Sunday the Gid
eons dedicated 75 Bibles in this church for use
in the Washington hotel here. A reception to
new members was given Friday evening. The
Men's club is planning a Mother's day banquet
tor the evening of May 1 0. ,
UNITED EVANGE11CAI
Bishop M. T. Maze of LeMars, Iowa,
will . be in Portland over Sunday; He
will preach at 11 a. m. at the Ockley
Green church and at 7 :30 p. m. at the
St. Johns church. The Rev. A. R.
Schmalle, new pastor of Ockley Green
church, will preach his-hiitial sermon
Sunday night.
"ft
IT !V IT ED BEETHERS
The much discussed question of Sun
day and the Sabbath will be reviewed
Sunday morning at the First United
Brethern church by Dr. Byron J. Clark.
At night he will talk on "Marriage and
Money."
Iter. Ira Hawley will occupy his pulpit at
Second United Krethem church on Sunday
morning. The Bible conference under the di
rection of lr. W. P. White will be continued
Sunday afternoon and at. night tbe congregation
will join with Vernon Presbyterian cbnrrh in a
union aervire, to be addressed by Dr. White.
A special service as a climax to cnildren's wtck
will be held at the Third I'nited Brethern
church Sunday morning. The need of religious
education in the community, church and borne
will be discussed. The Bev. E. O. Shepherd,
pastor,-- will preach at night.
At Eourth I'nited Brethern church Sunday
morning- Mr. Robert H. Tate, religious director
at the 1. W. C. A., will speak on religious edu
cation. In the evening there will be a special
I eograra by the Christian Kndavir followed by
an address by the pastor. Miss Ieila Luckey, on
young people's work. The church brotherhood
will meet Sunday at 3 p. ra. Thts meeting will
be addressed by Kev. E. O. Shepherd of Third
caurcn.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
When Mrs. S. Earl Dubois, wife of the
pastor of the Church of the Stranger,
went forward in Sunday school on a
recent Sunday to deposit her birthday
offering, she was met by a committee
which presented her with a handsome
gold wrist watch, the present of the pri
mary children, their mothers and grand
mothers. Mrs.- DuBoia has been the
popular teacher of the primary depart
ment in her church for 15 years. She
Is also superintendent of children's work
for the Multnomah County Sunday
cnooi association.
Police Go to Rescue
Girl in River; Find
A Red Haired Bull
This is a sequel to the story of the
gray horse , and the - red haired girl.
But the -animal In this story is a red
haired bulU. And the girl Is only
imaginary.
An imaginative citizen, excited and
with eyes that saw . a tragic picture In
the muddy water called the police late
Friday afternoon "and told them to
send a rescue party for a woman that
was floating down the river.
The harbor patrol boat was cruising
far down the river. So motorcycle po
lice from headquarters shoved off from
shore in a row boat.
They threw out the lifeline and took
the body in tow. It. was a water
soaked bull,, about two years old, say
the, police, and quite dead. '
Crowds lined the north side of the
Broadway bridge to witness the ma
nuevers of the police skiff. They saw
a policeman release the rope from the
bull and watched it float slowly be
neath the bridge some . T-bones for
the carp.
Open Nights
WE HAVE THE
; KNOW1,EO(JE. ATJII-ITT
AND EXPEKIENCE
"i - rjn -
oave lime
Save Money
Quaint Evening Frofk
The intermingling of the past and the
present in the modes of today is reapon
sible for fashions that, though new, are
yet old, and one delightful result of this
alliance of the ancient and the modern
is a quaint evening frock with crisp
taffeta ruffles and a : Chantilly . "mod.
esty." The snug, seamed bodice is pic-
turesquely true to the late '50s, and the
lace sleeve bands also follow this in
spiration and make a becoming line with
the edge of the' tucker. The bouffant
silhouette of the hips is in keeping with
the Victorian atmosphere and seems to
suggest crinolines and hoops ' without
their awkwardness. Printed silk twill
or satin broche would also be charming
expressions of a long-ago mode revived
and adopted to present needs.
(Copyricht, 11)21, by The Vogue Co.. New York)
FRATERNAL
The . "Hick" entertainment Saturday
night at the I. O. O. F. temple is under
the auspices of the Columbia Social
club and is for the benefit of the Ladies'
Rebekah band. There will be a good
time for all who attend and everybody
ia invited.
.
Sunnyside lodge of Masons will throw
open its beautiful temple at Hawthorne
avenue and Kast Thirty-ninth street
Saturday evening for a social program
for members and friends. There will
be dancing and a musical program.
Portland lodge No. 55. Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons, held . a double
session Friday afternoon . and evening
to confer degrees, with pastmastera in
the chairs and in charge of floor posi
tions. Iinner was served at 6 o'clock
and many members and visitors at
tended during both, sessions.
.
The social club of Portland chapter
Order Kastern Star, held a social and
card narty at W. O. W. hall. 334 Russell
'IHlil:ili:l':l!iilnl'!i:ii,;niillllii; n:!i!Il!lllliili!iii::HMli:lit.inliilMnil;i!i!ii:iililllil:;ll:ll';
I Portland Holds First Rank
yWgWBBBBsm:tfW ja,
S?cw. .a Saw
"i,:'x'5
ia,,
s 8-8 Hawthorne at Twentj-aeventn.
? PORTLAND - ranks first
" a among nearly five hundred
cities in the rating of Its milk
? pupply so it is , the logical
T location for- a Milk Curo
Sanitarium. With one ; ex-
i ception The Moore San i tar i-
i vim is the. largest Institution
ii in the country devoted ex
i. clusively .to the Milk Diet
Treatment. All too often we
peek' the. sack of gold at the
- end of the rainbow and jour
s ney far in quest of health.
- At your door Is thts oppor-
tunity to regain health In a
- few weeks' time. Terms
? moderate. Consultation at
7 office.
V'lil)tl:ililnlliliill'tnl;il,ilMi:ii;i'fiulMlnl:.ii:i,!lillnllilii:il::!!n;ilMI'..'lnlliil r:ii:iitiiLp.'ii:'. i: mi
Old for New! '
In order to enable you to get the greatest satisfaction
from the use of Gas for Cooking, we will tomorrow
and Tuesday take your "
Old Gas Range
(if installed and in use) in. part payment on a New, 4-hole,
No. 8o3 Vulcan Gas Range.
' Portland Gas & Coke Co.
street, . Friday night that waa well at
tended. , . " .
Mount Hood tent of the Maccabees
bad the hall of the M. W. A, Friday
r ight filled with merrymakers. An Illus
trated lecture by I. V. Lewis on Japan
was Instructive and amusing. The
country store disposed of a large stock
of goods in short order amid great
hilarity. P. E. Shepard was master of
ceremonies. Dancing started at 10
o'clock. Many Maccabees attended with
their families and all enjoyed the oc
casion. , -
The Court of Honor in W: O. W.
temple Friday night . gave the first of
a series of card parties under the direc
tion of Mrs. Delia r R. Lacey and Mrs.
J. M. Counter. Members, and friends
attended and made It the occasion of
much social pleasure.
Physical-Education
Experts to Attend
Valley Gatherings
More than a score of physical educa
tion experts of PorUand will motor
through the Willamette valley next week
end to attend two important .featherings.
The meeting of the Oregon Physical Ed
ucation association will be held In Cor
vallis May and the dedication of the
physical education department of the
women's building will be an event ; of
May 7 at the University, of Oregon. At
the Agricultural college a dance fesUval.
In which many college girls will partici
pate, will be an added . feature. The
Portland party will be entertained in
both college towns and will return Sun
day. Those who will make the trip are:
- Bureau of parks, Mrs. Elsie . Centro,
Miss Edna Agler, M iss Jewel Tozler,
Mtsa Natalie Reichart and Louis Gallo;
PorUand public schools, Robert Krohn,
Ieon Fabre, Miss Alta Travis, Miss Jen
nie Hunter. Miss Nell Hiaer. Miss Alice
Ryan ; Y. M. C. A.. T. 1L Oawley. Harry
T. Smith ; Multnomah club. Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Mauthe, Fred Carlton : Reed col
lege. Miss Anna Nilson, Muia Emma
Heilman, George Clark ; Y. W. C. A.,
Mrs. Norman C. Christie.
Southern Building
To Boost Lumber in
Oregon, Says Visitor
Oregon industry will profit by a re
sumption of building activities in the
southern states, according to A. P. Burks
of Atlanta. Ga.. who was in Portland
Friday to investigate various Oregon
products.,
The time is rapidly approaching when
the forests of Oregon and .Washington
will be called on to supply .- the bulk
of the manufactured lumber used in
building construction work in the coun
try," Burke stated, "and Portland's
eeoeranhical oosition and shipping fa-
cilitiesare such that this city . Is bound
Hindoo Yogi
From East India
Teaches Secret Key of
AJ YOGA F-HILOSOPHV
Class Starts 7:30 Monday Closes Friday.
332 RAILWAY EXCHANGE BLDG.
BET. SO AND 4TH ON STARK,
PHONE BROADWAY 134S.
Dance on the
SWA N
Sat. and Wed. Nights
Foot of Yamhill St, Leaves 8:45.
I
"- i' i A l i
1
"Health
four
weeks
away,
The Moore Sanitarium
Office 908 Selling Building
to become the principals source of
supply."
Building Is slightly below normal at
Atlanta and , other southern cities, ac
cording to Burke, but, hundreds of pew
residences are, being erected and plans
arst under way for construction of many
large business blocks. Burke's Interest
In Oregon products waa the result of In
vestigations made while ie waa attending
the Shriners , convention here last sum
mer. ROAD SHOW
HEIL1G Broadway at Taylor. Marjori. Kam-
VAUDBTILLB
PANTACE8 -Broadway at Alder. HI h claaa
vaude villa and photoplay featuraa. Aftarnooa
sn devaain. Prograia changes Monday after
noon. - ' -LOEWS
HIPPODROMK Broadway st Tsra
hUl. IM motion Aekamia Harris. Tauda
vilia, Aitarsaoa and nisbt.
8TOCK
BAKEK Morrison at Eieveath. Baktr Stock
company in "Marry the Poor Girl." Matins
- : Wednaaday, Saturday and Sunday; S:30; a-
ninga, 8:20. s
XVTR1C Broadway and Morrlmn. 1-yrio Maaical
Travesty company in -Mind Tour Btap."
. Matine daily. 2:30: cveninsa, 8:20.
PHOTOPLAX
COIJfBIA Sixth at Stark. George Melford's,
,4The Faith Healer." 11 s. m. to" 11 P. rn.
UBiOltTT Broadway at Btark. Uaorge ben,
in "One Man in a Million." 11 a. m. to 11
p. m. "
BJVOl.I Wanhinaton at Park. Bebe Haniela,
in "Ihirka and Lirakea." 1 1 a. m. to 11 t. m.
MAJESTIC Waahington at Park, Douglaa
MicUan, in "Tbe Home Stretcu." 11 a. m.
to 11 p. m.
PEOPLES West Park at Alder. Sylvia Brea
mrr, in "Not Uuilty." lla.ra.toll p. m.
STAR Waahinrtnn mt frk i'mmi Tearle:
in "Marooned H carta." 11a. m. to 1 1 p. m. J
ClKtJLE Fourth near V aahington. Ueorgea
Carprntier, in "The Wonder Han." S a.
m. to 4 o'ckv-Jc the neit inorning.-
THE AUDITORIUM Third and Clay. "Be
hold toe Man," in natural colon. 2:80 and
8:80 p. an. "
WHERE TO DANCE TONIGHT !.
BROAnffAT HALL
Broadway at Mats
. COTILLION HALL
14th at WashlDRtoa
BOAT BLUEBIRD
aiorrlson bt. Bridge
Where the better dancers go and the
best music Is played.
Hen 7Sr, Ladle Jsr
Including war tax and checking.
Repay That Obligation
With a Dinner at
Ye Oregon
Grille
Your guests will enjoy , it even'
more than at your home and we
know your wife will.
Dinner Service
Table d'Hote 41.25
or a la Carte -. - J
Music and Dancing' i
during dinner and supper hours
Appetizing: Food a t
Hespertful Service
Corerfnl SorrosMdlsga -
Keasonabie Trices -
, inor hurts which
in every home ruts,
burns, scratches, etc
can be quickly relieved
hy Kesinol Ointment.
It stops the smarting
st once and cools the
Inflammation.
Tour draggiat acila it. Keep
a jar on band.
Resinol
i
Unchallenged
The AMPICO
Hear this "Wonder" piano..
Demonstrations every day.
r
Knabe Warerooms
Seventh Floor
aHinsl misftii eTMss-tt OaJsT
Watch Your Fe el
TIRKD, ACHINf? FEEI
CAN BE BKMtVtD
D.W.ELROD
MAIN 433
11 IB Selling Bulidlnf.
Specialising on
Relief ajg - Pee. DiMemfoets
and Dra. mtths' Moneat John
Truaa.
The Neat Beat Thing te
Suoossaful "OpereAion.
Who ? .
lg Where?
SECURE TICKETS EARLY, j
Come ss ar i and 8 as L
v . Possible
AUDITORIUM
Third and Ctay. rhoie Mala 731
-EXTRA!!
1AST S TIM KS
OWIXG TO ri BLIC PEMASD
PERFORMANCES
tTOf.lORROVY (SUNDAY)
t:30, Si 30, 8:10
TODAT (SATURDAY) 8s3
TONIGHT, 8:30
HEMKMBER-
TOMORROW (SUNDAY)
3 PERFORMANCES
St0, i30, b:S9
World Ftmoii Paths
Natural Color Film
Behold tbefvlan
87 Years in the Making 8 1
-ELABORATE
IIIICIPAI WETTINGS
lllUOIUAL
PIIOUUAM
IfflTP This. Htnpendons Plelnrs
nUla.-v,lLL NEVER BR SHOW
IX A POUTLAJilt THEATRE.'
Prices, Including War Tax,
Both Afternoon and Mght
ADULTS x55c
childrkv ocP
LMDtlt 1
Chndren's Exchange Tickets will he
honored np to and Including; ..tods j
Matinee. .
Sloit SatlsfjrlBg, Awe-Insplrlnj" lllra
Ever been In This City
Children Vader Tears Not Admittfd
EXTRA
NO ADDITIONAL CHAR0E IN CONJUNC
TION WITH ABOVK
TOMORROW (SUNDAY)
AFTERNOON 2:30
EVENING 8:30
FAMOUS AMERICAN ORGANIST
HUGO GOODWIN
" Together With O
MARVELOUS BOY SOPRANO
DOUGLAS SMITH
IMPORTANT
ABOVE A KTIHTf WILL- BE
HEARD ONLY at Ss3 soil Hill
J LAST TWO TIMES
Today Tonight
141711 f- Broadway at Taylor
AAllaUlVA phone Malo 1
SPECIAL PRICE-
Mat. Today. 2:15
laht mMffiuT a vie
TIME
lUlllUlllf uu
c. . w e. v v , M s t
, M. PlAr Of A THOUSAND ImWUS
i D4 UtAnrvNo POUJUCX '
CVC'S Floor -' .'.. Ui 3 rrma $2; ' Bal
ronv S2. gl: rell-rv. 7R-. Rr.
TODAY'S MATISrEE Klo-r 2. Urt rni
fl.ftO; Mal-onv, $1 .., $1; Gallery, re
arrveil and admiMi"n, !:.
LEARN TO DANCE
Big select classes every - Monday
and Thursday nights In ballroom
of Cotillion hall, under personal
direction of Montrose M. - Kingler
and staff of expert professional In
structors. 3 hours' Instruction S
P. M. to 11 P. Mxorchestra music.
Bpeelal Rstes for Aprllt
Light Class Lessons Men, ti
Ladles, IS
Prlvate lessons given daily In ball
room, fancy and esthetic dancing.
Kingler s academy
Montrose M. Rfng-ler, Mr. '
Btodlo. Cotillion Hall. 14th. Off
Washington, lidwy. SSsS
3
RlfiMTS
Sss Has
IMS
j r.t. a.
CaaouXJ
MsTS.IBsrsTSe) sntg tj.HI1
HOWARD MALL Asf
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
'THE FALL OF EVE
BUDDY W A LTO N
FRANK DC VO and
HARRY HOSFORD
H IJARE8 A CO.
DUCOS BROTHERS
JOSEPH L.BROWNING
,;j xj ii a ixtt
STOCK COMPANY U U
NOW PLAYINO
ONE OF THE BIO LAUOH HITS
OF THE SEASON V
MARRY THE
POOR GIRL
A RAPID FIRE JOY PLAY
PANTAGEC
MATINEE DAILY 2:30
MME. ZULIEKA
The World a Only Woman HvpniHiat. THni
From ih)rnpean Tiiurofjha.
. KPKriAL ATTRACTION
JOE THOMAS SAX-O-TEETC, WITH
aiENNIE MAY end ARCHIE MCMOli. k
S OTHER BIO ACT 6 6
Three Sbuws iMUy N'igbt turu.u 7 s i
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