The Oregon daily journal., December 21, 1921, Page 13, Image 13

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1S2L
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
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TOWN TOPICS
COMCfO STENTS
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WEATHER FOBECMST
Portland aad rieinltr: Toalcbt net: Tbera-
day uw, . poatibly totnias U sals; eutarly
Oncaa aad Waabinatoni .ToabjM and Thora-
oay ma r not; inafr aaawny elnoa. .
; WEATHEB COXDITIOXS
jtm pioni praraih on tba Paeifie' atopa
exact In Eaatefa Britub Colombia, aad tba
ptnaare fa moderately low a tba Boris Atlaatfc
eoaat Uib tmwn f eoaUsoaa r Uta ra-
auindtr af tba country, tba bJabaat raadiaci
ftmc ia tha nartbarn plains atata sad apper
WiaoaiDat vallnr. PtactritatioB baa oeearted
over Moat of tba Pacific alope and at a fw
leattarad piaeae la otbM eaetioa. Tba (aQow
i"t feaary rainfall la reported: Laa Angelas,
OaL, 3.S4: Baa Lftaga, CaL. 1. Milder
weather, ptwrailt arer a eonaidafable part of tba
Nottbtwt. aad oa tba AUaatte eoaat. ajhila la
tba central aad Buddltaattera atataa tba waatber
M caaarauy colder. . v .
- HeUtlTi humidity at ' Portland : Nooa ' yee-
tcnlay, 4f par ocnt; 5 p, m. paiterday, 50 par
erni. i i. a. uxiay. ai per cent
Precipitation ainea January 1: Total. 42.44
inebaa; normal, 42.S7 taebe; deficiency, 0.31
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C-oiimbJa 8taget (Far marly kaowa as
HncparVfl Aato Baa Llaes) Portland
Aatorla-Srasldt dlTlaloa. Leave Port
land 7 :20 a. m., 10 a. nu 1 p. m., 4 :15 p.
m. and 13 :10 a. m. Leava Astoria 7:15
a. m., jo a. ra., 1 JO p. xn.. 1 :30 p. to., and
(:1S p. jo. Direct connect! orra at Astoria
to and trom Seaside and Clatsop beach
points. AU cars baa ted. Leave from
and arrive at the new Auto St&ce Term
inal Depot. 233 Yamhill street, corner ot
Park street Phono Main SXL Adv.
' Cotambla Stages (formerly known as
8bepard's Aato Baa Uaet) ForUaad
BU. Helaaa dlvlaloa Leave Portland
10 a, m. and 4 :15 p. m. daily and 11 :15
p. m. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
only. Leave St Helens 7:30 a. m. and
1 :15 p. m. dally and 6 :15 p, m. Satur
days, Sundays and holidays only. All
cars heated. Leave from and arrive at
the new Auto Stage Tarmlnal Depot,
863 Yamhill street, corner ot Park street
Phono Main 1811. Adv.
Colsiabla Stages (Formerly ksova as
Hhepard's Aato Bat Lines) Portland.
MaltnomAlt Palls dlvlaloa. Leave Port-
land 10 a. m. and 4 :3(r p. m. daily and
miS p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holl.
days only. Leave Multnomah Falls
7 :30 a. m. and 1 p, m. dally and 6 p. m.
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. All
can heated. Leave from and arrive at
the new Auto Stage Terminal Depot 3S3
Yamhill street corner of Park street
Phone Main 3811 Adv.
Barg-Iar Frightened Away A pass
Ins; auto&obillut notified. R. A. Parry,
manager ot the Phoenix Drug; store,
6617 Foster road, that someone was
breaking into the placa at S o'clock
Wednesday morning. The prowlers were
frightened away before they were able
to obtain anything of value.
CQlamblaV Stages (Formerly known as
Hhepard Ante Bai Lines) Portland
Hood Hirer dlTlsioa. Service temporar
ily discontinued on account of snow
drifts on the highway, , Resumption of
service will be announced in this space.
Phone Main 861L Adv.
Repair far St Davids Cb area St
Davids Episcopal church parish house,
taat Twelfth and Morrison streets, la
getting the first shingling it has had
ine it was built SI years agro. Pariah
UNnON
Dentists. Inc.
$12 Plates Now $8
Writtes Gaaraatae With AH Werk
M.M K Geld Crowns new...S5.00
6jM UK &old Bridg aow....$4.00
EstraeUat Free wbaa otker work Is
ardared . .Cw, .:. $
You can have an examination of
your teeth free of any charge or
obligaUoa by calling at our office.
23lVaT .MorTUon, Cor. 2d
Entire Center
' Look for the Bur ralon Sign
. BE. WHETSTOSE, Mgr.
PORTLAHD. OB. EUGENE, OB.
members have not found another build
ing to the city that can boast of such
a record. While Uta roof is being -shingled.,
th belfry will bo removed and
the bell placed in too chorea tower.
The vestry has also voted to rearrange
the ehureb gallery Into U class) ooma
for the nso of the Sunday school. About
S1509 will be spent The parish bona
originally stood at Grand aveane and
East Morrison street. It was moved to
it present sits 33 years ag.'--i v-
Shoots at Prowler J. M. Jackson, 71
Market street, took two shots at a
prowler after be had grappled with, him
shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday night
Jackson surprised the culprit trying to
move several sacks of coal from the
basement Ho called to him and then
started to battle. The burglar broke
away and Jackson shot twice, but
neither took effect
Holiday Hoars at Library Central
library will be open for reading only.
from 2 to I JO p. m. Sunday, enneunas
day and on the Monday following, which
will, be observed as a holiday. , The
branches ill be dosed. The smaller
branch libraries will close at o'clock
Saturday evening. In observance er
Christmas eve.
Christmas Tree at Breach Library-
East Portland branch, library will; have
a Christmas tree In tho library audi
torium Friday afternoon, when Miss
Marraret Condwell will tell Christmas
stories to the children. The auditorium
of the library Is used regularly by 11
different organizations as a meeting
place.
Snltease Stolen -A. suitcase contain
ing clothing wan stolen from Jack Day's
automobile which was parked la front
of the Electric building- Tuesday after
noon, according to report made to the
police. Day Jives at a taw; oevroin
street norm. i
Slarte Tax Learao The regular meet
lag of Oregon Single Tax league will
be held In room A. Central library.
Christmas eve at o'clock. The subject
will be a chapter reaa rrom nnry
George's works appropriate for Chrtet-
niaav
Far Coat Tale Mrs. C W. Prince,
4235 Forty-eighth avenue Southeast re
ported to the police that her home was
entered and a full length brown fur
coat waa stolen. She hag offered a
reward for Its return.
ClothiBgead Food BUtrlbnted Cloth.
ing. and food collected by .the House of
Prayer, a mission at t Union avenue
north, was distributed to some of the
needy of the city this afternoon at the
mission. .
Seighbori of Wtederatt The Neigh
bors of Woodcraft living room furnish
in committee are giving a "500" party
Friday evening a Woodcraft hall.
Tenth and Taylor streets.
Cartesian Brothers will keep their
store open evening until Christmas.
Wonderful values in fine Oriental rugs
and small jitt articles. See windows
Adv. . j .
: Portland. Ifewberr BasLeaves Stage
depot. Park and Yamhill, dally, I, 1 :80.
11 a. in. and 1. 3:30, 4:15, 6:30, :
p. m. Saturday and Sunday, U :15 p, m.
Main 8611. Adv.
Portland Tillamoek Cadillac Stage
Hoyt hotel, daily at a. m. and I P
m. Special arrangements made for flab
Ing pariiea Adv.
Port land -Salem -Albany Leaves Stage
depot Park and Yamhill, every hour
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare, LS0.
Main $611. Adv. .
Str. America St Helena via Columbia
river. 2:30 p. m. daily; 11:30 a, m. Bun
day. Alder at dock. Main sau Adv.
Salem-Xills City stage Connects a
E. trains Nob. 6 and for MUle City.
Joseph Hammain. Salem, Prop. Adv.
Feet Hart! 'See our foot specialist
X-ray service free. Knight Shoe com
pany. Morrison, near JBroaaway aov.
Tee Post System for Feet A scien
tific treatment for broken arches. 711
712 Broadway bldg. Mar. 1317. Adv.
Lnmber and Wood Yard. Eagle Lum
ber Co.. East 43d and Halseyv Pboat
Tabor 396L Adv.
8. H. Oreea Stomps for Cain Hoi
man Fuel Co. Main 351. 50-3t Adv.
- Correct Artificial Teeth exclusively.
Dr. Roasman, Journal buHdinir. Adv.
Safety Boiss la Pally. 181 Oakv-Adv.
Coal Wagon Wreck
Santa Glaus Snap;
Foragers Turn Out
Bearing coal scuttles, dishpans, sacks
and other receptacles, residents of the
vicinity of East Salmon street, where
the Southern Pacific tracks cross, rushed
from their homes to gather an unex
pected harvest of coal.
. A northbound train crashed Into an
Edlefsen Fuel company truck at 10
o'clock this morning, causing the truck
to roll down an embankment and scat' :
ter Its costly cargo. Frank Wilson,
driver, was bruised but not badly In
jured, eay police.
Japanese Couldn't
Talk English, but t
Could Sell Liquor
Lack of a speaking knowledge of the
English language did not prevent H.
laomt Japanese, from disposing of a
case of Japanese Scotch whiskey in As
toria, according to a complaint filed
against him Id the federal court Inotni
was returned from Astoria Tuesday
night by Deputy United States Marshal
It P. Swetland.
"That Japanese can't talk a word of
'English, but yet he managed to sell that
case of whiakey, Swetland said. "He
must have made signs with, his hands.
I had to .find another Japanese to ask
him If be was hungry and wanted to
While in Astoria Swettaad also served
four other warrants. The defendants
Bseurad their release on ball. D. K.
IngaOa. Nick George and Joe Saiick,
set drink proprietors, wero arrested for
alleged sale of moonshine in their soft
drink eatabHahments. The first two put
np J0 mall each and Sartch. $500. T.
McCoy, rooming house proprietor, was
similarly charged and released on $500
ball by united States Commissioner
Zlmmerrnan of Astoria.
2935 Deer Left
Wallowa I Forest, I
Supervisor's Survey
Altar the hunters got through shoot
ing this year there -were 2935 deer left
In Wallowa national forest, according
to N. J. BUUngs, supervise? for that
district, who recently completed a survey
of the wild life in that domain. In
additioB to the deer there were 240
bears. 249 elk and 70 sheep registered
with their plases of residence and
family record. -
This census was taken by districts
and was received today at the head
quarters ef the state game commission.
The report is as follows : District No. L
60 deer, 12 elk, 30 mountain sheep and
ioe bears i district No. S, 350 deer, 7
elk, 20 moan tain sheep and B0 bears;
districts No. I and 4, 2000 deer, no elk,
20 mountain sheep and (0 beans i dis
trict No. S, ISO deer, 225 elk, no sheep
and 20 bears, and district No. C, 75 oeer,
6 elk, no sheep and 20 bear.
Two Machines Turn
Turtle on Highway
Camas. Wash.. Dec. 21. As Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Lanadon and so Vernon
wer makjnf a turn on the Nortli Bank
highway Friday night their automobile
turned ever and rolled down a 20 foot
embankment Neither, of the occupants
was seriously Injured. At about the same
time an automobile in which Mr. and
Mrs. Heigh MacMaster. Miss Hopkins
Miss Cuthbert and Miss Madsen. teach
era In the Camas public schools, were
riding turned over. The occupants were
merely bruised but the-car was badly
damaged.
Harvard Club Will
Witness Classic at
Columbia Theatre
The 'famous Harvrd-Tal I football
Rum of the 1921 season win be played
in celluloid before members of the Harv
ard club of Oregon, assembled at the
Columbia theatre : Thjorsday evening.
The film review of the game In which
major gridiron interest Is centered for
the two schools has . been sent to cne
local organization by the Harvard Ath
letic association. It arili ahow scenes in
cident to the big contest as well as the
details of the gam Itself. ,
manager A. tj Haieignx ox tne co
ltunbla theatre has turned ever bis com
fortable big theatre to the Harvard club
members and their gueaia, who will In
clude the football squads of Portland
high schools, for exhibition of the 01m
immediately after the last regular snow
at the theatre, or about 11 p. m. Sara
Sax, agent for the Selsnick News reel
In Portland has donated the use of the
latest edition of that feature for the
pleasure of the dab.
Rogers MscVeagh, president of the
Harvard club, is guiding arrangements
for the evening. Ernest F, Swigert. a
members of the Harvard class of 1915,
who saw the game this year, will tell of
the contest from the Columbia stage, il
lustrating his talk with a chart of the
Plays.
Waives Extradition
,To Face His Wife's
Charge of Desertion
agsanjaenawnaj lajauai Y
, Ethelbert 1. Baler, arrested hers De
cember t on a-charge of wife desertion
from . Baltimore. . Tuesday - evening
wajved extradition rights when it was
learned here that Mrs, Tessie Baler,' who
took their 5-year-old son Raymond from
a school In Vancouver, B. C. Monday
afternoon, was returning to Baltimore
to puah her complaint against biro.
Baler will leave with Detective Thomas
W. Quirk of Baltimore today.
Word from polio tn Baltimore that
Mrai. Bsier was speed Ing there with her
sou dispelled all suspicions that ah
might have fled with the child oa her
way to her people la Dublin. - Ireland,
Baler's hearing before Governor Olcott
concerning bis extradition, which was
scheduled for - Thursday, has been
dropped. ""(''"- ...-
When word eras received late Monday
from Vancouver. B. CL. thai Mrs. Baler
had taken the thiid from scnooi and
eould not be located. Quirk wired tp
Bail i more for Instructions, la anticipa
tion that the wife bad fled to Ireland
and would drop the charge of wife de
Narcotic Peddler Is
Sentenced to Serve
Nine Months in Jail
A. W. WBson, self-nfesed narcotlo
peddler, ras sentenced to nine months
in the county Jail this morning by Fed
eral Judge Bean. Wilson admitted sell
ing two ounces of coacine to federal
agents on October 31. He also had a
pound of aoentaniUd and a quantity of
mi iiMMignannne
printed labels in bis .pot session to be
used la making fake cocaine. Assistant
United States Attorney "Flegel told the
court. . Wilton to a Canadian. As soon
as he aaa served his jail term he will
be deported as an undrsirame. Flegel
T. Ods and Dave Iigntner, Indicted
Monday by the federal grand jury for
conspiracy to violate the cocaine and
opium acta, were given five days this
morning by Judge Bean In which to en
ter their pleas to the Indictment.
- SKkTEST A; BEXIS
Ernest A. Bemtav former resident t
this city and an employe of .the Knight
Shoe company, died Monday at Venice,
Cal. Berate Is survived by pis wife, Mrs.
Helen Bereia, and a daughter. Charlotte l
alee by his mother,. Mrs- J. P. Shipley,
and three brothers, Russell A. Bemis,'
Charles O. Trumbull and Harold Trum
bull. The body will b at lloiman ft
Sen's. .
I .mi m ' ii ii -
YALCATIOJT IS fl7,TSMN
.'Kahuna, Wash., Dev- 21j The total
valuation of Cowltts txn.nty - railroads,'
personal property, city ' and town lot,
telegraph lines and open lands it $17.
"36.4W. The county's share of taxes
to be turned over to the state is $252,743.'
The levy wea 14.25 mills for the state
and 12.93 for theounty,; School dis
tricts are required U raise $177,244.
Man Is Killed and
Hurled From Auto;
Police Hunt Slayer
New York. Dec 21-(I. N. & The
body of a wen-dressed man about 33
years of age. who had been shot to
death, was found early today lying in
the gutter at Fourteenth avenue and
Sixty-fifth street. Brooklyn, Police de
tectives working on the case believe' the
man was shot to death by a woman in
an automobile and Ma body then thrown
Into the street '
Several persona living In the neigh
borhood where the body was found, told
of seeing a man and woman in a car
standing at the curb engaged In a heated
altercation. Their loud talk awoke sev
eral neighbors. f
No on remembers bearing anything
resembling shots. Police, however, be
lieve running of. the motor may have
drowned out the noise of the shots.
DANCING
UHB TELtFU ABGITOBliTJ
- Fourth aad Jefferson ' '
Best Doner Floor f the City
Plenty Frcth Air YcntUattoa
Aad Dent Forget the Only Maaqaer
ade Event ef tse-8ason,
Monday, Dee. X
I Cash Prises, 4 Me rehaidis. Frlgea
NELSOWS ORCHESTRA
MNOUNCEMEOT
ALL STAGES FOR ST. HELENS,
. ASTORIA, SEASIDE AND
WAY POUTS
. . : ALSO ... -y -
FOR ERIDAL VEIU MULTNOMAH
FALLS, HOOD RIYER, THE
DALLES AND WAY POINTS
FOBMEBLT htS'OWjr AS
The SB EPA BITS AtJTO BCS LIKES
ABE SOW OPEBATPfO TJSSEB
THE XTAKB OF
ColumbiaStages
LEAYX FKOH and AKBIYE AT TBJS
STAGE TERMINAL
DEPOT
IAS YAXHIXL ST COB FABK ST.
. Fhoa Xaln seu
. A. JAXOFF, Mgr. '
Give a Victor record as
you would give a book
Their value is equally per
manent, equally enjoyable and
eagerly appreciated.
Vi&or records obedrrom .
us at this season are packed in
most attra&ive holiday boxes.
eUidroJas $25 to fijoo
Convenient terms
TV
Sixth aad Morriaoa Strwets
PORTLAND
. Oppeette Poatoffteo
SEATTLE - TACOMA . oPOXAWB)
Until Christmas Stor Hours Will Be 9 a. nu to 6 p, nu
Original
Rose O'Ncil
Kewpies
w
Genuine Rose O'Neil Kewpies
the original Kewpie Doll, made of papier-mache
Like illustration.
i0Vz-incJ Kewpie 50c
12 Vi-inch Kewpie. 75c
on pedestal,
The J. K. Gill Co.
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A GOOD Breakfast
puts vu in food humor for v
the em tire day. You ar
startsng the day right
E when yoa t breakfast
hare. ' ' .
s j Let us suggest this for
25c Hot Cakes or Waiflea
with your choice of either
E On Egg, Ham. Bacon or
E Sausage.
E With a good cup of coffee Eke we make, you have a complete E
breakfast
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Sixth aad Stark
Z7tZ IP IT1 Xmas Book for
JbKJiiJli Every Child
If s a famous Mother Goose book
handsomely illustrated in four
colors. Printed in large, easily
read type. The little ones will
ret hours of enjoyment out of it.
This book is being riven away
absolately free to every child or
parent who calls at oar office
before Christmas day. Call to-
- day for your copy before our
: supply i$ exhausted, -
Standard Brick & Tile Co.
83 5th St-, Near Oak
Broadway 18 .
REAL: CLAY BRICK
Warm Your Hands
V
15 Minutes for a Cent!
at the RADIANTFIRE
"St
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Get Her One for Xmas
abj
at the Gas Office
Alder near Fifth
Joy of Life Series Ho. 3
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Friendly, Clean, Cheery
ILSiedDlli CdDil
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ITlTTTTTtTTti ton
JJlUllll Ll;10-50 TON
BIG
DOMESTIC
Delivereal right into your tuv Curh delivery 50 toa lees. It' th
coal of regrets. Most heal for your nioaey. Lowest of aD ia ash
No clinkers, bone, soot or slat. " All coal. .j,
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Western Fuel Company
287 E. Morrison, Phone East 2226
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junta 3 '
And- Yout When you come home in the evening, do you find t
coldhou.se? Not when you have a Gasco, regulated by a ther
mostat The even, cozy, well-circulated, heat makes you doubly
rlad to be home. , i "v
"What la Horn without a Gasco 7'
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A Merry Christmas
Orders by Parcel
Post or Express will
be given immediate
attention.
Musical
Gifts
The Best
xfAll
Christmas
Gifts, at
XOers Masle Blag. Entruee " .
287 Washington Street
Hawaiian Steel Guitars. Prices 10.00, J 1 6.00,
$22,00, and some very elegant ones, 40.00. Free
lessons with every instrument In this rreat Christ"
mas sale at Eilers. ground floor, Eilers Music
Bldg. Seven floors devoted to Music ana Musicians.
Entranc and Elevator, 287 H Washington Street ' :
Accordions, 6.00. 7.00, 9. jo, 12.00, and several very elabor.
Ste doable keys at 30.00. Free lessons, too. - . .
Mandolins, 8.00, 14.00, 2 2. 5 o, and several superb enuine
Washburn and Rex professional now only 50.00. Free lessons.
'Banjos, ail types and models, 9.00, 10.50, 12.00. and several
extra quality, extra finish, genuine Vega and Bacon at only 75.00.
Frae lessons. - .. ; . . , :
Music Portfolio for students and professionals 1,50, 2;15,
3.50, and the very finest brief cases. 15.00. a.' .
Harmonicas -moutb organs leading makes now only 25C 35c,
4 0CMukfsuncU, nickel plated, Hamilton and other improved makes,
1.7$ and some at 1.50. . .
Leorn to play tb Clarinet. Special instruments for students.
A, B. and C keys. Martin, Albert and Boehm systems. Price 35.00,
others at only 27.00. Some at tS.oo, 12.5 and several at only
10.00. Price Includes free music lessons.
' -- And Last but Net Least
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