THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
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nwtm national forests or .: Oregon.
where ha hss been checking: up tne tele
phone system and plannhic Improvements
(or next yean Amonf tne inspections
was that of av 30-mile pots line oo the
Crater national forest between jaeaiora
sad Butte Falls. Host of the telephone
trees by tripods.
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ATl aETS. aSiS; kSc -tory The Journal Sunday of a
(jmm ii u ii. I tuts mother and son wno were
' WEATHEaV FORECAST
Portia n tad trlatt WadBMday rals
otthwtortr wtada. .
OwtPi i Wailaaafc, talaj etnac
by a
desti
tute mother and son who were riven aid
by Chief of Polios Jenkins and kind
hearted members of the force, a "Roomer
at Y. M. C. A." s he sisns his name-
enclosed in a letter to The Journal a
check for S3 for tl pair. With the check
Wuhlnftm Toeiftit nUa'wwt portion, rata I was a plea that others forego a pleasure
a (now ut portioa; strong loath to t viae I or two and five a dollar towards man Ka
te the latarlor; whole aoaUatar1r sal ea Ike I aivinr cheer of these two or other poor
persons.
WEATHER C03D1TI0KS Win Lsetare Hawaii two free u-
A lew -praamm iim ef am thta ordinarr I loatratrd lectures will be ftnven at ue
lataortanea ia aroarancly eaatfal aorta at Via-1 rirt Congregational Church this week
am bland, rauadia aoadiaaiiaani to Ctae I r- charie Payne, extension lecturer
., , . , , , . iT7 1, i7i, ... ,7TT , .. ZtZ Li atuttaaaT r the University or Wisconsin. ionium
ptaaiufa. the blcbaat Madias aeta ia MaaneSav I im miArM vkm
Prartpttatla he aagamS aa tha aarth aaa " , u " . 7 ..II th.
W rWIe eUe. hi tha aortWa Boca, of "Beautiful Hawaii." nd tU the
Moanuia rtgtaa. and at m fw widen aoaxima atorr of a recent trip to us lsiana. un
uU.Hia t aOwr artiaaa, Tb aaiTiaet rainfall I Wednesday night ha will, with the aid
mnatai 3. IS inabaa at Ball Harbor. o. I . vlewB take hla audience through
lZlt tTUalrti I Damascus and picturesque Pale-
waters Caaadlae prnrlarM, eitendiat eeetfc-1 tine.
vara Into Mentaaa aad Um uasotaa. waua aa will nturti AamreraarT iae adw
tM avtrama MerUvaa taa taasaratan la nana ... ,,, Af Hibernians will Observe
"SUr- . I tv. ...i..-.,. nr MinrhMttr mar-
stana wmmtnn wn ehanad U aoaUiwaal at "'VW ": , XTZIZ
T a. aa. It aipxAaa thai tha atona now taav trys Alien, lrKin ana y r w..
tral aorta at Vanaaaaw WaM win aaaM waoU appropriate exercises In Hibernian Ball.
Mill to waat emla aa tha Orama aad Waaoiae- TD-tdneadar eveninr. November : 23.
loa aoBat torlay and toaiabL Shlppias lasraiU tu(jr p. M iyArcy. a recOfcTlised au
ra artrt-S ta oaa aatra praaa-ooa. I ...;, Trl.h miaatlon. will d-
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Burke will be chairman. Irish songs by
onailn.nl arintrara aril I ba aunC.
Sbesard'a Asto Bas Lias Portland
Astoria-Seaside division Laves Port
land 7:30 a. m.. 10 :00 a. m, 1 :00 p. m.
4:ts n. m. Leavlnc Astoria, 7:15 a. m.,
8:15 a, rn.. 10:00 a. m.. i:si) p. m., z:io
d. m. and 6:1s o. m. Direct connections
at Astoria a to and from Seaside and
Clatson beach point. Busses leave St
Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Tele
phone Marshall 4331. Adv.
Cits Chang-ti Data When members
of the Jackson club set Thursday as the
date on which to hold their November
meetlnr. at which the annual election
of officers will be held, they did not take
cognizance of the fact that Thursday
will b Thankszivlns. Consequently the
1! date hss been changed to December 1.
The meeting will be called aL-J p. m.
In room A. Central library.
Face Trial la Tseoma Federal
Judge Bean Monday ordered James C.
McCoy transferred to Tacoma for trial
there in the federal court on a charge
of larceny of a safe from Camp Lewis.
McCoy was arrested here by the United
gtatea marshal's office.
Llqser Cats Set The preliminary
hearing in the liquor charge against Ri
ley N. Fullenwlder has been set for 10
o'clock Wednesday morning by United
States Commissioner Fraser. Fullenwl
der is charged with having whiskey ir.
his possession.
'or Poatmaaterahlss Open competi
tive examinations for third-class post-
masterships will be held December 10
for three Oregon towns. They are Hal
soy, carrying a salary of $1400, where a
vacancy will occur January 24, 1923
Turner, salary 31300, vacancy, January
L UZL and Trontdale. $1000, vacancy
October X, mi Examinations win be
held at Albany. Astoria. Portland and
8alem. .Information may be received
from any of the vacancy offices or from
the United States civil service commis-
alcn, Washington. D. C
Skaaard'a Ante Bss Llss Portland-
SL Helens-Astoria division ; Leave Port
land 12 p. n, 7 :S0 a. nx, 10 a. m.. 1 p. m.,
4:15 p. m. Leave Astoria 7:15 a. m-, 10
a. m., 1"39 p. m.. 3:20 p. m., :15 p. m.
Saturday, 8unday and holidays. Busses
leave St Charles hotel. 204 Morrison
street. 1 Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv.
She para's Aato Bss Line Multnomah
Falls division. Leave Portland. 1:38 a.
m., 11 a. m, T-.45 p. m.. 4 :30 p. m. dally.
Leave Multnomah Falls 7 :15 a. m.. 11 :15
a. m.. 12 :55 p. m- 4 p. m. and :10 p. m.
daily. Busses leave St Charles hotel.
204 Morrison street Telephone alarsnau
438L Adv.
Saesard's Aats Bss Llaes Portland-
Hood River division. Leave Portland
9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. nv. 2:45 p. m. and 4':30
m. daily. Leave Hood Kiver :su a.
m.. 11 a. m-. 2:20 p. m. and 4:39 p. m.
daily. Busses leave St Charles hotel. Z04
Morrison st. Telephone Mar. 438L Adv.
J. K. Teal leaving Taylor street dock
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. a.
m. : leaving Dalles Wednesday, raaay,
Sunday. 7 a. m. Fare, $t Telephone
Main 8065. Adv.
Feet Hart! See our foot specialist
X-ray service free. Knight Shoe com
pany, Morrison near Broadway. Aflv,
Msfle Week Prises Two season tick
ets to concerts of the Portland Symphony
orchestra wlu be given to the Portland
merchant who has the best window dec
oration daring music week. November
37 to December 4. The decoration must
pertain to music. All stores, whether or
not they deal in music, may compete.
Judgee will be chosen later.
Hospital Areataa Meet The Alumnae
association of Good Samaritan hospital
will Sold a special business meeting at
the nurses home at 8 o'clock tonight
Portlaad-Trcwhera Baa Leave Fourth
and Alder daily, 8, 9 :30. 11 a. m, and 1,
2 :30. 4 :15. 5 :30, C p. wcl Saturday and
Sunday. 11 :15 p. m. Main 3314. Adv.
Portland TilUaeek Cadlllae Stage
Hoyt hotel, daily at 8 :1 a. m. and 2 p.
m. Special arrangements made for nsn
ing parties. Adv.
Str. America St Helena via Columbia
river, 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 :38 a. m. Sun
day. Alder st- dock. Main 8323. Adv.
PsrtlaBd-Salesi Stage Leaves Seward
hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from
7 a. m. to 7 p. ra. Fare, L50. Adv.
Betarsi to Local Office Miss Idella
Hosted, secretary of the United States
biological survey, has returned ts the
Portland office, after a two montna" aw
tail at Olympla, Waah.
Salem-Mins City Stags Connecto a
E. trains Nos. s and for Miu uty.
Joseph Hsmman. Salem. Prop. Adv.
FavBs Free rasstrated Ietres,
Congregational church. Park and Madi-j
son tonight and tomorrow night aqv.
i Dr. Marie Xmt Lafayette building. I
311. Washington street Adv
Dr. RaJBh A. FSBtoB, returned. Jour-1
nal bldg. Main 4083. Adv.
FOBGER RAIDS SPRnCGFIELB
Springfield. Or. Nov. 22. A bad
check passer worked Springfield thor
oughly, victimizing five citizens and
atores for amounts ranging up to $53.
He passed a check on Kggimann's bak
ery, buying pastry. Carrying the pack
ages as a blind he passed checks on D.
W. Roof. M. C Bressler. the Farmers
Exchange and Newlands. The proprie
tor of the latter store swore out a John
Doe complaint but the maa had fled.
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CITT MAIL ORDERS HOW
HEILIG NEXT WEEK
3 ffii THURSDAY, DEC. I
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT.
Nat Goldstein Producing Company
Freaeata
. TICTOR HERBERT'S MUSICAL
COMEDY
ANGEL FACE
TREMENDOUS CAST OF
YOUTH AND BEAUTY
Featarlag
MARGUERITE ZENDER
NORA KELLY AND NAT CARR
EYE'S $9. IM, 31, 77e
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Add II Per Cent War Tax
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R4 Bark Cettsca Cheese fer Taaaka
firing You will find ample supplies of
frssh. delicious "Red Rock" at grocers.
markets and delicateasena. A new de
light for Thanksgiving a salad or a
dessert mads of "Red Rock," Order
now and avoid disappointment Red
Hock Baled Put a slice of pineapple
on a crlap leafs of letture and cover with
Iledl Rock cot tags cheese, add a spoon
ful of mayonnaise and a dash of pap
rika. It's delicious. Cottage Cheese and
Olive Salad Chop a few olives and mix
wj(h Red Rock cottage cheese, Arrange
on lettuce lest and snrve with French or
boiled d rending. Did you ever eat "Red
Rack" rottase cheese pleT It's a treat 1
Red Rock Dairy. Hillsdale. Adv.
Barglar Raids Baby's Bask Burglars
entered the home of 1L O. Terry, 431
KaKt Nineteenth street north, Monday
afternoon and stole numerous articles
of Jewelry. Entrance was gained with
s paaskey. A diamond pin, several
other articles of Jewelry and a quan
tity of women's wearing apparel wers
tolen from the rooms of Bessls Elder
In the Lambrook apartments. Kaet Sev
enth and Yamhill streets. Monday night
Clothing and 1 in nickels taken from
a baby's bank were stolen from the
home of J. P. Peterson. 1311 ast
Twenty-third street north.
Aids Seed 7 Womaa -The heart of C.
P. Hays. 441 East Couch street, was
tnuched by the story of 30-year-old
Hannah Flaher, who through a want ad
In The Journal sought to sell a watch.
treasured heirloom, that she might buy
avma comforts. Whan Ha ye read that
Mrs. Fisher was without relatives and
had only her pension money on which
to live he resolved to aid her. He had
a watch and didn't want another he
couldn't help her that way but he
brought a dollar bill to The Journal of
flc and asked that it be sent to her
with wtahes for a happy Thanksgiving.
fteaWaeed fer Bordsp Ray Wren
wick, who was arrested Saturday night
after he and Phillip Kowett had taken
the leading parts in an "attempted hold
up." was sentenced to 30 days in jail
Monday by Municipal Judge Rossman
on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons. Kowett first complained that
he had been held up by Wrenwtek. A
witness tojd the police he saw Kowett
take the gun sway from the alleged
robber. Ia the municipal court the evi
dence brought out made It clear that
the affair was merely a personal
quarrel between the two men.
Llaeraea Hart la Fair Falling it
feet from a telephone pole In Llnnton
Monday night. William Johnson. 37.
3711 Seventy-fourth street southeast,
was severely injured about the head.
He was taken, to the Oood Samaritan
hospital, where nurses report he may
have a fractured skull. Johnson is a
linaman of the Pacific Telephone A Tele
graph company. He is conscious this
morning and apparently has a
chance to recover. Me was unable to
explain bow he happened to fall.
IsapeeU Forest Maes C. M. Allen,
.telephone Engineer of the forest service.
has returned from a trip over the Crater.
fiMiklyou. Umpqua. Cascade. Huaeaw sad
Are you noticing
the pictures of Mrs.
Thrifty and her big
boy which we publish
in this paperr "
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Watch for them'. They tell
you why she prefers
Alpine, the Every Dav
Milk ia handy tins, for all
milk uses. So will you pre
fer Alpine Milk, once you
have used it!
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25c
p 11
MINCE
PUMPKIN
CRANBERRY
Mother eoaldn't beat em
Yos'll know It whea yon eat 'em.
Famoss for flakiness and filling.
Van Gorder's
EXCLUSIVE DEI.1KATESSEN
Washington St. Bet. 13th and I4tk
Thanksgiving Day
at the
Smpertai ptotel
-MENU
Relish
Olvmpia Oyster Cocktail
Green "Olives Celery Hearts
Soup
Bisque of Tomatoes
Consomme Isabella
Fish
File of Sole Trenion
Choice of
Roast Stuffed Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Young Oregon Goose. Baked Apple
Prize Corn-fed Beef Au Jus
Vegetables
Candied Sweet Potatoes
New Potatoes Saute
Asparagus Tips, Butter Sauce
Salad
Nut and Apple Salad
Dessert
Vanila Ice Cream
Strawberry Ice Cream
Fruit Cake
Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Apple Pie
English Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce
Coffee Tea Milk
For the first time in the history of the Vacuum
Cleaner business, we are giving away absolutely
free a complete set of attachments with every
Eureka purchased at our store before December 24.
Eureka Attachments are instantly attached and
they -thoroughly clean curtains, upholstery, mat
tresses and radiators.
THIS FREE OFFER
Expires December 24th
If you wish to thoroughly test the Eurekt, we will
live you a
FREE TRIAL
and demonstration in your own borne without obliga
tion on your part. Then if you wish to keep it you
get a complete set of attachments free and you caa pay
Only $S Down
Bala see ea Easy
Xoataly rsystesU
Don't put this off another day. Have a
demonstration of the Eureka In your
own home.
PHONE MAIN 143
J. C. ENGLISH CO.
English Building, 148 Fifth Street
ST-p l Ask yoor
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Bdwy. 1337 I
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MILK
DRY KNOTWOOD
Hawed fer fsraaee or fireplace. Slab
aad block wood. Green aad dry.
IS-Is. aad i-tu lesgth. Get soar
arte a. Immediate delivery,
rfeeses Aato. S1S-S1. Bdwy. 8S3S
UNION FUEL CO.
U. S. DENTIST
S4&V WASHINGTON STREET
Corner Second 20 Years in the Same
Location.
"A PERSONAL
SERVICE HONE8TLT
RENDERED"
Has made many friends for this
office. Our small overhead expense
in this location allows us to do high
class Dental work at small fees.
Set of Teeth $8.00
Our Work Is Fally Guaranteed.
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HAZELWOOD
Candy Suggestions for
Thanksgiving
We are featuring a splendid assortment of
delicious Thanksgiving Confections
Cream Glaced Ginger, Citron, Orange Peel nd Lemon Peel.
Salted Oregon Walnuts, California Almonds.
Assyrian Pistachio Nuts, Pecans and Malay Cashews.
Glaced Grapes, French Cherries and Pineapple. -Fresh,
Creamy After Dinner Mints.
SWEETMEAT BOXES
Containinu.an assortment of Salted Nuts, Creamed and Glaced
Fruits, Stuffed Dates and fine Hazelwood Candies.
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aanitarium and Oifice
epo restore health to a high standard
X in a depleted body, approximately
two factors are supreme a renewed
blood stream and expert direction of
treatment. Our Milk Diet Treatment
is unsurpassed in its stimulating et -feet
on the circulation. Our wide ex
perience in treating; obstinate chronic
disease has made it possible to secure
highly gratifying results in the ma
jority of cases where surgical atten
tion is not the unquestioned need. All
patients treated osteopathlcally. Terms
include our service.
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Health
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The Moore Sanitarium I
ZS Hawthorne, at 27th
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THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL
B. W. PRICE, Xaaager EKIC T. HATJSER, Owmsr
Thanksgiving Dinner
GOLD ROOM
t TO P. 3t-t3.M PER PLATE
ARCADIAN GRILL
I TO P. X.r fS.iS PER PLATE
DANCING 7-12
RESERVE a table for your
family and friends and
enjoy one of our Thanks
giving Dinners de Luxe in
our Gold Bran u 93.00 per
plate, or in the Arcadian
Grill, with dancing, decora
tions and special features, at
33.50 per plate. Please make
your reservations early, so
you will not be disappointed.
On Thankspvinf Day we will serve a Table d'Hote
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner
$1.25 per plate
also a
Thanksgiving Turkey Plate Dinner
90c per plate
from 12 to 9 P. M.
iallad of
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-If sleeping, wake if feasting, rise before I
Broadway Hazelwood
127 Broadway
The Hazelwood
388 WaahiBgte St.
Thanksgiving Matinee' Dance
BROADWAY HALL
Prize Masquerade Thanka giving Night
The Best Conducted Hall The Best Muaic Dascins
Every Week Night Bau-gain Night, Monday 2Sc
turn away."
Opportunity rarely slips by entirely unheeded.
True, she often passes many who sleep dead to
her possibilities and many more who devote their
entire attention and effort to the pursuit of pleasure,
rushing blindly to the end of their own foolishness.
But somewhere, some keen-eyed observer, looking
to the goal of permanent comfort and independence,
sees her beckoning and silently makes ready.
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Everywhere, today, wise young men and women
are watching and preparing for their Opportunity.
To them shall go the fruits of labor, the richest re
ward of Opportunity, for they came prepared,
A Savings Account is your first step.
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