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THE OREGON DAILY. 1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1821. SOCIETY POURS AT OPENING OUT OFFLOWERSHOVI lmmtni chrysanthemums bowed their fcssds In maVwUc spln4r to ths sorts! fathering- whtth marked the opening Amy 1 ef the first annual chrysanthemum rfhow In the gTMfl ,roota ( the Chamber of Commerce .Wednesday afternoon. And the mees. crchtda, c hry t he rn u ma ' and other prise blooma of the flower kingdom clustered In groups whJipered a the swayed to the tones of an orchestra embowered In a multi tude of varicolored vines flanked by sreeit shrubs and palms, ... The opening day of the chrysanthe mum show was a success. Betwsen I snd I o'clock tea waa served for the wrves of members of the chamber ana about IS" patronesses. TEA I BKRTKD In the rereivlng line were Mrs. H. B. Van Duxer. Mra. Peter Kerr. Mrs. K. O. Crawford. Mra. Max S. Hirauh. Mra. John T. DOutall and Mra. W. D. B. Dod aon. presiding; over the tea tables were the wives of members of ths board of di rector of the chamber. Assisting- were Leonora Egbert. Florence Rykbs and Josephine Forney of ths chamber staff Included In the exhibits were the dis plays of S3 florists and Individuals In cluding ths city park bureag. Several out of town firms were also represented! Todsy la Civic Club day. and ths Show will be open to the public from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m. Special orchestra num bers will be rendered. TLAK ktCEPTIOJt Soeclal arrangements for the reception and entertainment of dlaabled ex-ser- Ice men Krtday are being mads by committee headed by Wlnlhrop Ham mond and assisted by Mrs. Guy W. Tal bot.. Following the Armistice day parade ths dlaabled veterans will be served with coffe and chocolate. A French girl will dlatribute clgareta. Teoman ettes, nurses and overseas telephone op era tora have also been Invited to attend ths afternoon entertainment. - At :15 p. m. Friday a dinner will be held tn connection with tbe show in ths main dining room of the chamber. Ex Governor Lowden of Illinois will be ths speaker of ths evening. HUGE BLOOMS ADORN SHOW t 4 f HOAOUnA L - A. Pomerene Motion Would Halt Naval : Work During Talk BT l. Bart Campbell Washington. Nov. 10. ( I. X S.) Un less an Immediate 'suspension of naval construction is decided on during the first few days of the conference on lim V tlatlon of arrrftment and Far Eastern questions. Senator Pomerene, (D., Ohio), member of tle senate foreign relations commit, will demand senate action on Ms resolution suthorlzlng President 5 Harding to auapend. In whole or-tn part. Cine present navy building program of v. thS United States. ". Hsnator Pomerens's announcement. . following closely a visit he paid to the - president at the White Mouse, was re- garded m forMia.dolng a renewal ot it. ASKED BY POLICE FOR PRISON FARE Request was made by the police de partment for an appropriation of $5000 to make up a deficit In the fund allowed for feeding prisoners in ths city jail, at the meeting of the city council Wednes day afternoon. . " - When the budget for 19C1 was made up $6500 was Included for food for the prisoners, as was (2070 for equipment to start a jail kitchen and $1200 for the hire of a cook. The items providing j for the equipment and the cook were eliminated by the council and the ap propriation for food was cut to $5800. Feeding of prisoners was let to a local restaurant on contract for 1S cents a meaL The large number of prisoners taken in during the year has necessi tated spending moi-e money than was appropriated. According to the state ment of C. W. Blakeslee, clerk at the police station, $9865 had been spent on the first of November and the estimated cost for this month is $1000. making a total of $10,885. or $5000 more than ap propriated. . The question was referred to S. C Pier, commissioner of finance. He will confer with the police authorities and make his recommendation at a later meeting of the council. Hardings Will Set Rule in Simplicity During Conference . Washington, Nov. 10. (U. - P.) Sim plicity will mark the social side of the Washington conference President and Mrs. Harding win set the example witn a dinner tomorrow night in the White Home to the dele gates and their wives. The function will be far away from the extravagant enter tainments usually . offered by society here. Washington hostesses are expected to take their cue from the Harding din VAXCOtTFEK MA&BIAGE LICENSES Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 10. The fol lowing marriage licenses v.ere issued Wednesday : James tavia Lewis, St. and Grace Leola Mahaf fey. It, ? Fab-view. Or. : Oscar D 11 they. iU Portland, and Annie B. 8mlth, legal. Albany. Or. ; Frank E. Seifer, 21. and Carrie U Greg son. 22. Boring, Or. : Clifford E. Pel ton. 21, end Sopha M. Hiratt. 20. Portland ; James M. IiUerx. 41, and Mary Sykea. 88." Portland;-Frederick CV Tunks, 44, and Levon R. Tunks, 28. Vancoover, Wash. ; Frank O. Keith. 24. and Sadie Manleyn legal. Battle Ground, Wash. ; R. M. Harris. 21. Albany. Or and Lk R. Schulta. 21. Burlington. Iowa: Frank Ray Meeka, 27. and Doris M. Johnson, 25. Portland ; Frank Rufner. 29, and Katherine Rinehart. 21. Portland : Arthur W, Whi taker.. 25. and Blanche M. Bau- mer. 4. Portland. MIKISTEK GOES TO SALEM The Dalles. Nov. Is. After winding up the affairs of The Dalles district ot the Methodist church, as it existed when the churches of this section were governed by the Columbia River conference. Rev. Harry F. Pembertoa and his family de parted for Salem, where Perabertsw has been made pastor of Leslie Methodist. church. ' f i ,iU ,., ' ' c9fcj Lail 3 Great cluster of chrysanthemums featuring flower exhibit of Oregon florists at Chamber of Commerce. his fight to have American naval con struction stopped pending any disposi tion the conference may make of the moot problem of reducing naval arma ment. In official circles it was predicted the Pomerene resolution would meet with stiff opposition from Republican lead ers of the senate. Washougal Drainage Project Is Surveyed Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 10. County Engineer Walter Schwartz is working on a drainage nA dyking project near Washougal and will have the survey completed In a week or 10 days. Plans for the project will be ready to present to the commissioners some time in De cember. An area of about 1500 acres will b reclaimed by dyking along the Columbia river and draining the land from which the river will be shut off. Cobra Snake Gives . Desperate Battle To Zoo Eye Doctor New York, Nov. 10. (I. N. S.) Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars, curator of the Bronyx Zoo, today planned to make an other attempt to remove a film from the eyes of a king cobra snake following failure of an operation In which three men fought for their lives against the reptile. . Ditmars, with two other keepers, struggled for an hour to subdue the snake, which is 13 feet long. The snake wrapped its sinuous body about three men and almost broke DUmar grip at the base of the reptile's head. A similar operation was successfully performed on another cobra, nine feet long. 3i tt n mi 'I o ' aau From London to Pekin, from Buenos Aires to the North Cape, wherever ships are spoken of and travelers voyage by sea, the name of the' Olympic is the synonym for luxurious travel. The many-sided comforts of this mighty ship are especially appreciated on winter crossings, when her superb steadiness, her complete interior charm and faultless service count for so much. Bookings are now being made for the Olympic's sailings December 1 0 and December 3 1 convenient dates for those planning Christmas holidays or winter sports in England or on the Continent, as for those who cross on important business missions. The White Star, Red Star and American lines operate the following splendid passenger services with frequent sailings: RED STAR UN New York to Plymaath, Cherbourg, Aatwera WHITE STAR New Terk to Cherbourg and Southampton Mew Terk and Boston to Asores, Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa Philadelphia ta Liverpool UTLAND LINE otoa to Liverpool w Orleaat to Liverpool 71 Whitt Slcr JUs W optrmtt, this winter, fiMcffrc rsystti d hat to tkm Meditenmum nd -cruists fa) tkWt Isjsfias. Pmmmmm Cnasf eWSosn America. Writ for beautiful fro booklets. AMERICAN UKB New York to Hamburg vta Cherbourg WHITE STAR DOMINION Portland, Me- and Halifax to Liverpool - eUiERiCsir? Inns s PjidGtaii torn Intiunational Msrcantils AIarinb Coaipant Vtrsey B. Ml(b. 1M Broadwav Mrs. M. S. Bellas.. Itl ThlrVtfro.1 Psrtlaad Ageats: LldeU Clark. Ma Third Street Travrt Barest, Aaitriraa Cx press C-. Wella iarga BMg. COrCIL ADOPTS OBDIHAXCE AIMED AT DB.AFT DODGERS Aimed at slackers and draft evaders an amendment to the license ordinance stating that the council had the right to deny a license to "any person not de voted to the United States nor its laws and who is incapable of understanding them." was adopted by the city council Wednesday afternoon. The ordinance was prepared by Prank S. Grant, city attorney, and was passed unanimously by the council. Recently the council denied a license on the grounds that the applicant was not an American citizen and was not capable of conducting a soft drink estab lishment with due regard to law and or der. The attorney for the applicant challenged the right of the council to take this action under the ordinance then in vogue. To remedy the defect, the amendment was drafted and adopted. COUNCIL OPEJTS PROPOSAL FOR TWO EAST SIDE SEWERS Bids for two sewer projects were opened at the meeting of the city coun cil Wednesday. For the construction of the sewer in Kmerson street, from. Con cord Heights to Kast Ninth street, the lowest proposal was that of . Edward Sandeberg, who bid $2007.20. Hahn and Rebman with a bid of Sl,0!7.t& were lowest on the sewer In East Twenty sixth street, from Siskiyou to Klickitat streets. COUNCIL FAVORS PORT GETTING NEW "502" SHIPS To aid the representatives of the Port of Portland and the Chamber or com merce in their request for the allocation of three vessels of the "502" type from the shipping board to this port, the city council Wednesday adopted resolutions to be read at the meeting in Washington. D. C.,' November 14. The resolutions in part read: "That the United States shipping board allocate tfi ships requested for service from this port as their operation is vital to the best economic development of the American merchant marine on the Pa cific, and important in serving the terrl- coiumma tory reached river gateway.' through the College Lotteries On Football Games To Be Investigated Chicago, Nov. 10. (L N. S.) A sweep ing investigation of the alleged practice of conducting lotteries on football -games at colleges in and near Chicago was started today as a result of the arrest at Champaign, 111., of Stuyvesant Smith of Bvanston, a student at the University of Illinois. Smith is charged with promot ing a lottery on "Bis Ten" football games. Accord in c to renorts. the University of ' Illinois is not the only place where lot teries have been conducted. At North western university a lottery was started this year tor tne first time, co-eds, as Well as other students, have evinced a deep interest in the little blue chips which carry the names of the Big Ten teams. The sale of tickets has not been confined to the student body. Student Smith will appear in court in Champaign on Monday. He has been released on $500 bonds. He was a mem ber of last year's football squad. The first complaint in .Champaign was made by George Huff, director of ath letics, who has been waging a war on gambling in general. He reported his evidence in the lottery scheme to State's Attorney Charles Clyne. 1 ' v Sv , WHY PAY MORE FOR DENTISTRY? Up-to-date, honest, coa . scientious -dentistry at lowest prices consistent with good workmanship and materials. No charge for examination and esti mate. v PERSONAL SERVICt Dr.FREDMELLISH 1081 Fourth St. BET. WASHINGTON A3TD BTAXtl Aersss Frost g. C. Peaaey Co aad Wherever Good Clothes Are Discussed the name Mathis occupies an im portant N place in the conversation. Jn comparing notes, men find that wearing apparel purchased here not only wears longer and looks better, but in most cases actually costs less than elsewhere. Store Closed -Friday, Armistice Day MEM'S WEAK 'Fifth and Morrison (Corbett Building) 0 8 "SayltWithMusic" THE HIT OF THE SEASON Other New Popular Numbers On Sale Today New Popular Numbers 18818 Second Hind Fosc.Piul whltemtn's Orch. 10-lnck Hive You Fercotten. . Paul Whitemin's Orch. 1 .8$ 18819 My Sunny Tennessee Benson Orch. tO-lnch Ms Benson Orch. S .8S 18820 Tuck Me to Sleep Benson Orch. Wabash Blues Benson Orch. 3473 Bimin! Bay Ted Lewis' Jm Bind M Ted Lewis Jizz Bind 3470 Canadian Capers Paul Biese Trio 10-Inch Dinterous Blues piul Biese Trio $ .8$ 18798 Dangerous Blues . . . .Dlxielmd Jazz Bind Royal Garden Blues Dixieland Jazz Band 18803 Say It With Music. . .Paul Whiteman's Orch. Sweet Lady Piul Whitemin's Orch. Popular Songs 18807 Tuck Me To Sleep.. Dilhirt & Criterion Trio 10-Inch Plantition LuI!aby..Chis. Hirt 8c Elliott Shiw S .85 18805 When the Honeymoon Was Over Burr Jealous of You Robyn 34 77 Dapper Dan Kaufmin Ten Little Fingers Crumit 34 71 You've Mide i Chicken of Your Mother Baves Siturdiy Bayes 18799 Strut Miss Lizzie American Ouartet I've Got the Joys Aileen Stanley Miscellaneous List 64994 Little Town in the Old County Down '. McCormick 18808 Some Blessed Day Criterion Ouartet The Wayside Cross Criterion Quartet 18809 Saturday Piano Duet Oh Joy Piano Duet 1 0-!nch 1 55 10-Inch I .85 10-Inch .85 10-Inch 1 .85 10-Inch t .85 10-Inch I .85 10-lnch $1.25 10-lnch .85 10-lnch .85 "The House of Harmony" Bush & Lane Bldg. Broadway at Alder The makers of Onyx 1) r tt . V sTl Always wash silk bilk Hosiery v , ; . vh Ja stockings tn cssl . serif" , ' ' - " .... . ' . . . , ' ! Emerj & Beers Company, Inc. is one of the leading msnnv fkcrurcts who hsre recently nude a thorough mvestigirion of the safe wsy to wash fine fabrics. For their own protection as well as their customers', these manufacturers are urging that titeir products be laundered inLur. Complete launder ing directions in booklet form sent free on, request. Lerer Bros. Co., Cambridire, Mais. "h-f-a'i Made in U.S. As, Wm'f injure anything pure voafo alone won't harm s. r. , ire pot