TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1821.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON
TOWN TOPICS
COMING EVENTS
pMsfcrtarisA Brood. OrvaUis. JuJy 12 to 19.
Stats Kditarisi sassraaiioe. Bead. July tt-Z4.
Oref ob Hottim in1 Istiflu taBiMftin,
Portland. July 21 to SI.
Kpwtb Laazu Institute, MfaM Jul, 28
Baptist stata oonTenUoei. Colombia City. Aug
ust to 0. 4
BUtc Dental societv. Portland.
Bayers week, Portland, Aoroat
Independent Order Bed Men.
mmoTim aujqh a.
Southwest Waal
Us, Auxust 22.
raeute t
24.
Aoguat
1 to 6.
(reat council,
German MethniBat eonftieaea. Ausnst
Northwest conference MmOtnMmt church Knnth
Portland. Aacaat SI. j
Lass County Pair, Eugene, September IS
to IS. JS
Clackamas County Fab, Canby. September
14 to IS.
North wee Bay and Grain Snow, Pendleton.
September 19 to 24.
Multnomah County Fair. Graaham, Septem
ber 19 to 2S.
Columbia County Fair. St. Helena, September
21 to 23.
Oregon State Fair. Salem, Sepetembcr 26 to
October 1.
Loan County Fair, Albany. October S to S.
Wsaee County Fair. The Dallas. October 4
T;
Oregon Methodist conference. Forest Grove.
October 5.
Polk County Fair. Dallas. October 6 to 8.
Boyal Arcanum, grand council. Portland, Oc
tober IS.
Knight Templar, crand eommandary. La
Grande, October 18.
National Grange meeting, Portland. Novem
ber S to 18.
Pacific International Livestock Exposition,
Portland, November 21 to 28.
American Historical association. Pacific Coast
branch. Portland. November 25 and 20,
uregon ear association, roruana.
TACATI03T OK SUMMER rnVB
SCRIPTIOJfS Vfaen g-olaa; a Tray for the ?'
or on your vacatloa, save Tha Joar
msi follow yoa at the rualar rate, or
the following- aarents will supply you
t oir rrralar elty rais:
Brn, Or., V. T.
Bay City, Or., Ssra. a. F.
Or., H. L.
Ha?r5r T,,rr " cta"
Warn I utsail
Long Base.
Ma a hart in
Cart B. Smith,
Cfilnock.
Columbia Beach. Or..
OaefbaWl, Or., O. C. Ellis.
Oaarhari, Or., Iwsivin Btooa.
Holman. vVwsTt.. James
Mag Lake. Or.. Mat Law
wasn.. su-aunai as uo.
Iwasavha lwa vwswPww Csv. Jo sywwa'wwawrwJs
eaert, Or.. Emll O.
Wash., Trortdsen A
Mas Kah wig. Or., . c.
Heialem, Of..' Met
Netarta. Or.. Mrs. M. r.
Newport. Or.. M. 8. Moat.
Ocean Par. Wash.. Oeoroe M
Pacific City, Or., E. L. Walters,
Roeaaway, or. J. B. L.
or., garni nagPuiH
Wash.. George L.
Or.. Clayton Hoy.
Twin Rocks, Or., D. J. Van Scyoc.
Wsslawa Lake, Or. , Wallowa Lake Park.
wnnoit springs, or., a. O.
pared for W. L. Ftnlsy, naturalist and
ornithologist. And tottsUueUon work
will becin immediately. The house will
occupy a 10-acre site with BBS feet of
frontare on the east side of the Wil
lamette ri ver at Jennies Loa. On
of the special features of the sUbbsusI
will be a larfe studio In which Flnley
will prosecute his laboratory work Bad
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WEATHER FORECAST
i Portland and Vicinity Wednesday fair;
warmer Wednesday; northwesterly winds.
Oregon and Washington Wednesday fair;
warmer Wednesday except near the coast; gentle
westerly winds.
WEATHER C05ITI03fS
Moderately low pressure prevails from Men
tens. Idaho and Eastern Washington to too
California coast and southward into Mexico. In
other parts of the country the pressure is gen
erally moderately high. Precipitation has oc
curred in Montana, North Dakota and thg ad
jacent Canadian provinces, and is reported from
Oklahoma Cite, Okla. and Washington. D. 0.
Temperature changes have been mostly unimpor
tant, and the temperature remains somewhat
above normal over a large part of the country.
Relative humidity at Portland Noon yester
day, 68 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 38 per
cent; 5 a. m. today, 84 per cent.
Precipitation since January 1 Total, 24.08
inches; normal, 24.89 inches; deficiency, 0.83
bach. EDWARD h. WUIXS.
OBSERVATIONS
STATIONS
Baker, Or
Boise, Idaho
Boston, Mass. ,
Buffslo, N- T
(hicagp. 111
Denver, Colo
Des Moines, Iowa
Fresno. Cal
lialveston. Texas . . . , ,
Helena, Mont
Honolulu. H. ....
Huron, 8. D
Juneau. Alaska
Kansas City, Mo
Los Angeles. Cal. . . . .
Marshfield, Or
Medford. Or.
Memphis, Term
Sew Orleans. La.
New York. N. T
Nome, Alaska ......
North Head, Wash. . . ,
North Platte. Neb. . . ,
Oklahoma City, okla. .
Phoenix, Aria.
Pittsburg re.'
Portland ' Or. . . .
Prince Rupert. B. C. . ,
. Koaeburg, Or.
Roswell. N. M
Sacramento, Cal. . . . . .
at, Louis, Mo
9L Paul, Minn.
Salt Lake City, Utah .
San Diego, Cal
San Francisco, Cat. . . .
Seattle. Wash
Sheridan, Wye
Sitka, Alaska .......
Spokane. Wash.
Tanana, Alaska
Tatopsh Island, Wash. .
Tonopah, Nov.
Valdes. Alaska
Vancouver. B. C
Walla Walla. Wash. . ,
Washington, D. C.
Yakima. Wash.
Temp. fl-e
it s A
11 I1
53 48 0
90 58 0
68 62 0
88 74 0
88 78 0
86 60 0
94 73-0
104 68 0
84
82 58 0
84 0
94 (36 0
SO 0
0 76 0
78 62 0
64 44 0
90 48 0
93 76 0
90 78 0
78 68 0
60 .01
68 54 0
90 84 0
80 70 . 60
106 82 0
88 66 0
77 .58 0
62 60 0
84 48 0
86 63 0
93 54 0
94 80 0
98 74 0
94 68 O
70 66 0
3 63 0
70 50 0
88 53 0
60 0
88 52 0
64 01
54 50 0
88 64 0
52 26
74 50 0
88 64 0
82 70 .82
80 52 0
'Afternoon report of preceding day.
J. R. Hermann Upturns J. R. Her
mann has returned from a trip through
the Eastern states, where he went as
representative of the Oregon Single Taa
lea&ue, or which he is manager. He At
tended the national conference In Wash
ington, D. C, and going and coming was
received by single taxers in Chicasro.
Pittsburg, New York, Boston and other
places at special dinners. He met in
Boston William Lloyd Garrison, grand
son of the famous emancipator, who is a
well-known banker in the Hub city.
Oarrison may come to Oregon within a
few months on a lecturing tour of the
Coast. Hermann found a great deal of
Interest taken by business men in taxa
tion problems and a disposition to listen
to any solution offered.
Proposed Church Brine Protest
Plans for the erection of an edifice at
East First and Hancock streets for the
African Baptist church have met with
protests from fpeople living in the neigh
borhood. A large delegation of prop
erty owners propose to appear before
the cunctl Wednesday morning and urge
that body to forbid the issue of a build
ing permit for a church at the location
chosen. Trustees of the church are ex
pected to ask for a building permit dur
ing the week.
Shepard's Auto Baa Liang Portland -St.
Helens division Leave Portland 7:30
a m.. 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. dally
and 11 :1S p. m. Saturday. Sunday and
holidays. Leave St, Helens 7:30 a. m.,
10:65 a m.. 1:15 p. m., 1:45 p. m.. 5:15
p m. and 9 :45 p. m. dally and 6 :15 p. m.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses
leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison
street. TeleaOr-ne Marshall 4381. Adv.
Shepard's Aato Baa Line Portland-
Hood River division Leave Portland
9:30 a m,, 11 a m., 1:45 p. m. and 4:30
i , : ! .. V - t r 3 v t n .in
s- ui. u4iij. ticavc nwu ruver m a.
m., 11 a m., 3 :20 p. m , and 4 :?0 p. ra
cially. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 304
Morrison s. Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv.
The only proper number to call is East
3088 when you require the Salvation
Army truck to call for your waste ma
terial. Help us to help others by your
help Address 34 Union sve. Major
John Bras. uiric officer. Adv.
Jersey Breeders Meeting; Washing
ton county Jersey breeders will hold a
"got together" jubilee trip Thursday to
create closer cooperation among the
Jersey breeders of that county. Mem
bers of the party will assemble at the
courthouse in Hills boro at 9 o'clock
Thursday morning. All of the prominent
Jersey herds in the valley will be vis
ited The first stem will be made at the
(Judge Bagley farm and the last stop
will be made at the farm of Will Bebr
man. Forest Grove. All Jersey breed
ers and others who are interested in this
breed have been invited to take part In
the trip.
Rabbi Koch to Lecture Rabbi Koch
of Seattle le to be the speaker for the
series of public lecures being held by
the Portland summer session of the Uni
versity of Oregon in the Central library
today, Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Tonight his subject is to be "The
Jew in History," Wednesday 'The Jew
as Writer" and Thursday "The Jew in
English Literature." These lectures will
be given in Library ball at 8 o'clock
and are free to the public.
County Association on Picnic The
Morrow County association picnic '
held at Laurelhurst last Saturday, with
loo residents of the county in attend
ance. A dinner was served at 5:30 p
m. and was preceded by a special pro
gram. The following officers were elect
ed for the year: Henry Blackman
president : Mrs. J. D. Brown, vice presi
dent ; Jobn Horner, secretary, and J. W.
Beckett, treasurer.
Chiropractic Board Meets The Oregon
state board of chiropractic examiners
met today for a three-day session at the
Pacific college to examine applicants for
license to practice in this state. The
board Is composed of Dr. R. C. Ells
worth, Pendleton, president; Dr. George
Haeye, Oregon City, and Dr. W. G
Hoffman, McMinnville.
Shepard's Auto Bus Lines Multnomah
Falls division. Leave Portland 9:30
m., 11 a m , 2 :45 p. m., 4 :30 p.m. and
p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls
7 :15 a. m., 11 :15 a m., 12 -.55 p m., 4 p.
m. and 6:10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St.
Charles Hotel, 204 Morrison street. Tele
phone Marshall 481 Adv.
Corps to Bold Sale Sumner Relief
Corps of the G. A. R. will hold a rum
mage sale of otd clothing, home canned
fruits and jellies Thursday at 87 Fourth
street The proceeds of the sale go to
the Grand Army.
Steamer Iralda tor Astoria, lis
Passengers only. Leaves Portland Tues
day, Thursday, Saturday, 9 a m.. Alder
street dock. Main 8333. Leaves Astoria
Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 9 a nv
Adv.
Save Time and Money Let the Du
plex Auto Express move your house
hold goods to Astoria Seaside and way
points. No crating necessary. Deliv
ered right to your door. Main 3516.
Adv.
Genevieve E. Ridd, R. announces
removal of sterile surgical and mater
nity supplies from 388 Morrison to 1 321
East Main. Phone Tabor 100. Adv.
Te Give Church Lecture An illus
trated lecture. "From Norway to Klon
dike," will be delivered by O. K. Kverne
at the Lutheran church. Fourteenth and
Davis streets, at 8 o'clock tonight.
As a Specialist in artificial dentures.
I can give you service in this exacting
art possible only at the hands of an
expert. Dr. E. C. Rossman, 311 Jour
nal butlding. Adv.
X-ray Service Free Tired, aching feet
can be relieved ; consult Dr. Ingalls,
Knight Shoe Co., Morrison, near Broad
way. Adv.
risiey nans mansion Plans for a
handsome country home have been p re
write stories of bird and animal Ufa A
fireproof vault will be provided for stor
age of films and manuscripts. Coot of
the house is 'estimated at 935.000.
Separate Peace Is Bo Tapis The
open forum of democracy will hold its
regular meeting in room G, Central
library. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The topic for disc nasi an will be The
Incongruity of a Separate Peace Treaty
by the United States Of America With
Germany and Austria" Dr. Hardy win
preside and able speakers will engage
in the diseuasion.
Portland. Jvewbarf Bos Leave Fourth
and Alder daily. 8 JO, 9 JO, 11 a nv. and
1. 2 :30, 4 :15, 5 :30, :30 p. m. : Saturday
and Sunday, 11p.m. Phone Main 3314.
Adv.
Portland - Tillamook CadlUae stage,
Hoyt hotel, daily at 5 :15 a aa and I p.
ax Special arrangements made for fish
ing partiea Ad v.
Portland -Salem Stage . Loaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from
7 a m. to 7 p. m. Faro, $1.75. Ad v
Salem-MIU City StageConnects O. E
trains No. 5 and 9 for Mill City. Joa
Hamman, Salem, Prop. Adv,
Movie el Best price.
1281. Green Transfer. 202 V Alder Adv
8. H. Green Stamps for Cash Hoi
Fuel Co, Main 35. 50-2 L Adv.
Judge Denies Motion The motion te
transfer the damage suit brought by
Warren Brothers Construction company
against Osfcar Huber and the state of
Oregon from the equity court to the le
gal department was denied try Jodge
Wol vert on. The suit is baaed on alleged
moat of the patent rights for a
paving mixture- The complaint was
filed April 12 te which it alleges In
fringement, six years prior to the insti
tution of the suit, of letters patent la-
May 5. 1909, on a patent pavesoent.
sTBljsvrt! Aato Bas Ussss Portland
it rails ftosslrle division Leave Portland
at :4 a m.. 1 :30 a m., 10 a ov, 1 p. na.
t If p. nv, aad 7 pm. Leaving Astoria
7 :15 a m.. 15 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1 .30 p, m..
2 :45 p. m. and :1S a. m. Direct connec
tions st Astoria to and from Seaside and
Clatsop Beaen pokma Bases leave 8c
Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Tele
phone Marshall 431 Adv.
Discharge Out of
National Guard to
Be Made Less Easy
Bfiddle West Party
Of Homeseekers Is
Delayed Six Weeks
Upon rissjsot of farmers of the middse
west, the special party of
which la to be brought to Oregon by the
state chamber of iswiigswai i s will not
corns west until awptssssber. it was) an
nounced Moaday morning bar the ssbou
tlve coeninittee of the state organtsauon.
It was originally planned te bring the
speeisi party of the state the Latter part
of this month, aad schedule and Itin
erary had been completed in ajitwiaatloa
Of Use party leaving Omaha July 30. Obi
Saturday the chamber received a moa-
J. H. Heuring, field agent.
te the
Miles of wheat are still la the shock
in
the
nefivsaa ssti i wsa n Talari ca-
Use excoraion ; AlXLUTj JUUJ. UGsU A XCsLLO
Excursion to Lake
And Josephine Caves
te the affirsatad chambers of
the state telling
of the oectsloa of Use axecsxtiva
It Is now being pianned to ar
the Itinerary of the party so that
the visiters will be able to visit the
Northwest grate show aad round-up at
the state fair at ShUeen and
tree of import during Sop-
Am saeorslsm of PnrtJs risers to Crater
Lake aad the Jooamhrne cowaty eaves is
be hag slanned by the Oroms bureau of
mines aad gg stogy In eooperafJoa with
the Oregon Tourist and Iafoi rTsadow
by H M Parka director of the mine
bursa
he believes there are
area a.
Parks
Bupnbor of Portland
oho are telaytsaasT te the two
he Ul slil te
party proper
says IT Is has sian to haws
or Use Sanaa wno are
With sVewBha
the party to
can
the eaiuistoa to tabs
stotolaA"
by the too
Strict regulations have been pot into
operation by the adjutant general of
Oregon regarding discharges of men
from the national guard. Heretofore
discharges have been teemed without
much more than formal request on the
atatement that the applicant had re
moved from the military district. Here
after they "will be accompanied by a
sworn statement of the applicant for dis
charge showing the date of his perma
nent removal from the military district,
hig designation and the reason te de
tail for such removal," according to
orders issued by Colonel George A
White, adjutant general.
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Somebody Said:
"Why do you spend so much money advertising gas
for house-heating if it is such a good thing?"
The answer is:
First: It is a new thing for most people and has
become known only recently, but eventually everybody
will let the Gas Co. do the stoking at the Gas Works
and thus be freed from basement chores. At such time
it will not be necessary to advertise "Heat with Gas"
any more than today one would advertise "Cook with
Gas."
Second : It is only by increasing our volume that
we. can give the special gas rates. The gas mains and
general organization arc there anyhow and it is volume
that counts. Each new house-heating customer makes
it possible for others to enjoy the special house-heating
rate.
A
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Multnomah Hotel
For Your
Ball
SERVICE
Hospitality gsswl Distinction
6 to S and 9:30
IN THE FAMOUS
Arcadian Grill
to 12
Safe 7tUtk for INFANTS & INVALIDS
ws a war rns
Horlick's
Tk Original
Avoid
?orlnfanta.Inva4dasmdIrrswteChSgsa I
The Original Food-Drinx For All A are a I
Give
Your Wife
A Treat
it may not be a
more excellent
meal than she
can prepare at
home, but she'll
enjoy it more.
She'll enjoy the
food, the serv
ice, the music
and dancing.
And the cheer
ful, luxurious
surroundings
are but a part
of the treat.
(rtUe
Dinner $1.25
or a la carte
Music and
Dancing Dinner
and Supper
Hours
Arm Your Going to Europe?
Or the Orient?
Or Around the World?
Why not got
rate information from one who baa
traveled extensively tor the benefit
of Mb patrons T
ReservaUoas aad
DORSEY B. SMITH
MAHAGES
JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU
UB B&OADWAf, POBTLASD. OR.
Psoas KarsaaU Wt
our food makes your Ifealth
smmaBssmmmm
The amount of work you
do the kind of health you
have depend largely upon
the sort of food you eat.
toostieu
Did it ever occur to you that you are a human machine?
Food is burned in your body just as
coal is burned in a locomotive.
Don't be just fifty per cent ef
ficient. Cut out the rich, heavy
foods that overtax and clog and
make Bread the basis of your
meals.
Bread is the one food of which
90 is converted into nourishment
at once, without irritation or waste.
Bread will give you the most en
ergy at the least cost
Make your luncheon of Bread-and-milk
today.
For a loaf of perfection Hrht in crumb, fine in
texture, extra rich in flavor and nutrition insist upon
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
Ask your grocer
U. S. BAKERY
The Honeymoon
Is Over
and many young couples are starting out, shoulder to
shoulder, to create the ideal American home a place
of helpfulness, contentment and thrift
Many, with the aid of a Savings Account, are insur
ing the future with Independence. Don't let the lack
of a cash reserve with which to meet the invariable
emergency mar your happiness or cheapen your ideals.
Most men appreciate the value and importance of a
Savings Account. Many young wives, through inex
perience, do not. If you are such a one we cordially
invite you to come into our Savings Department,
where Mr. Hoyt will gladly give you full information.
t
P. S. 'We have a number of "Househotd Expense
Ledgers." This book is complete; shows how to ap
portion your household expenses and how to keep an
, ' accurate account of how much it is costing you to live.
They are being given away in this department come
in and receive one today.
Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8
THE-NOKTHWESTERN
NATIONAL- BANK
PORTLAND
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Long Distance Service
to Summer Resorts
Are you planning to spend your vacation in the moun
tain? You will want tq arrange for hotel or camping
accommodations in advance. Long distance lines of the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company have connec
tions to all principal mountain resorts Rhododendron,
Arrahwanna, Carsons Hot Springs, Cloud Cap Inn,
Gulers, Wash., Wilhoit Springs, Columbia Gorge Hotel,
Troutlake, Wash., Lafayette Mineral Springs, Govern
ment Camp, Welches, Foley Springs, Mount Hood Lodge,
Crater Lake, Log LaBarre, Shipherds Springs, Wash.
Make your arrangements by long distance telephone.
It will be an advantage also during vacation to know that
you can always reach your home or office by long dis
tance if occasion requires it.
Ask for Pacific Long Distance or dial 211 from Auto
matic telephones.
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