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10 MONDAY, JANUARY DO, 1C.2. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL LOCAL RAD 0 TALK iAddictsProblcminPsychologyjlffllT WELFARE I nHUHIl Ublivion or Kick Is Uesired U V U tArft U PORTLAND. OREGON. N.wa of Oie reception of wlrelaae me- MM from Portland amateurs at Wal- Tbr U Interestta difference be tnlnL MeaL HewalL Aimtmn f 11M policeman's and a physician's Um from Baa Franciaco. tM breucnt toward a narcotic addict. The back from the Pacifie eoaat radio coo- mber-f "the narco tics eauad ' from ,. ... . . , headquarters aeea in tba addict a drnnk- nUon. h,1 ,B 8" Francisco, by Wal- and M tafenial liar. Tba doctor aaes ter V. Ruse, delegate from tba. North- not tba Individual himself, bat tba bo- . waaterh Radio aaaociatioa of Portland, tn,Ln tissues being destroyed by tba con- Telegraph '-" tbuman lament and tlona operated by Royal Momford. Van- hampered by scientific knowledge couver. Wash., and Ceorze B. Crltaaer, tba policeman la mora 'of a student of 7 Vernon avenue, Portland, ware Prcholofy of tba addict than tba heard. Radio concerts, which are aant tlS TBurdlk tba narcotic, broadcast every evening at o'clock equad 0f Portland police, rives acme ob- froni tha radio telephone atatloa opar- servaUons of cocaine - and morphine aied by Charles L Austin. 1564 East OmuU. farlor street, Portland, were alao beard nS58 ABE DESCRIBES plainly. Amonr othera Vera amateurs "Mo the addicts, who are bum. la Montana. Idaho and California. II la expected that amateur eommunl- tbe fellows we pick up around the North End. use morphine. Morphine has catkin wiiiklrri. Il.iTVi- ZiX - QnieUnf effect on one, while cocaine amauur etation Immolated. w who would be classed in a strata of society above that found In the North End. use cocaine. It gives them completed. At the 8aa Francisco convention a Rife ttkm m. A w am mImIu. u 9 of the Rocky mountalna was adopted by 'SSJS1' nnanimoas vote. " working hours and "open" hours are defined in this plan. "Did you ever .see 'hopheads taking their "shots. After the morphine user At tha mvui.. ti.. iu.. I takes taia be probably will heave a deep. In The Journal auditorium code practice I b'Ullful J tOe reatfully tn his was engaged la bv the members. T.fchlr- When the cocaine user, or snow perlenced operators giving instruction to beginners not yet licensed. Four members of the club operate wire leaa telephones, one being Installed last week by W. A. Leldlgh, 6S5 East Forty fourth street north. Rossman Threatens To Jail as Vagrants Hangers-On in Court Jail, an chargea of vagrancy, await chronic bangers-oa at the mnnlBlnal court who persist In being on hand to hear testimony in- certain kinds of iro .moral cases, according te a threat made by Judge Roeantan Friday, who de clared his determination to clear the courtroom of a group of ever-present men. - i ' The outburst of the Judge followed a volley of laughter which arose from visiters oa the front bench who leaned forward to catch every word of an of ficer's testimony concerning a woman charged with vagrancy. Cutting tha officer short, the Judge said : . There are many of you men who seem to have no other business except . Uke tn every ease against a woman that romea up here. I recognise several faces there en the front row, which have been here time and again when they have had no buslnepii here, i - "There's something wrong with a man The etet tmnl n tutelth ' tVn ta "rm.:. rr : I bureau of public health nursing and child eee sido nuis noaung around In the air. "av r itc He's off and and you ean't atop him. expansion of work In connection with Tha buma want rest, quiet and peace- maternity , and infant welfare care ful forgetfumeas of the cold world, but . .t. the; other folks are ant f U,t nder- the proviaiona of the recently That explaina why one class uses !noenM SheIP,ir Towner bin. phone and the other cocaine. Then, too, cocaine Is likely , to make one noisy, and anyone who is in disfavor of the police ngnia away rrom aisrurbancea. DRUGS PBOCTTRABLE "It la a simple thing for- an addict, al though he is a atranger in a town, to get his drug. Well say one of them rides By the proviaiona of thia bm any state tn the union applying to the children's I bureau wm receive an appropriation otl 110,000 outright this coming year. The act also provides for additional appro-1 priationa providing a state matches the amount. ; ' At our last apeclal session of into town on a freight.? Maybe be baa a the legislature the initial appropriation few dollars and a vicious craving for of. $10,600 was asked for by a resolution his morphine. If in Portland he would submitted by Representative . KublL r go down around Burnslde atreet pool As a part of the program on maternal and card' rooms, V When addlcta meet ud infant welfare the bureau la launch- they usually converse. It nrlgbt be tolin' a aeries of nine prenatal letters of I mutual advantage. . ' Ihope, encouragement and instruction to "So the stranrer doesn't .have dlfficultv I expectant mothers. One of the largest in finding a fellow addict Their ear-1 factors in the death rate of infanta 1 marks are known to both.' He coea un to! under one month of age is the condition him and says : ' Tn sick. Can you set I mother . during pregnancy (41g me somethinrT' :.i I infanta died m Oregon in 1920). The The other wiB reply: Suto, X know nd"iomi a large number, of I "Sometimes the addict who is ae- 1920). That proper Instruction and care anaintcd i in I during pregnancy can change these eon- take half the other fellow's purchase as ?,iUon hM been known or me MmmlnlAii" - , i .- - . I time. , Training Class in Boy Leadership to Meet This Evening "What Scouting Should Do for the Community will be the subject for con sideration at the meeting of the train ing class in boy leadership for all Boy Scout leaders, fathers and - interested citlsens, tonight At 7 :45 o'clock, at the Scout headquarters. 184 Tenth street F. A. Ranch, commissioner for district 4, will touch these points In the dlscus s'on : Is It enough to follow the Scout oath and laws in your association with Fcouts ana scout leaders 7 The re sponsibility for home, school and church. Should Scouts be a picked grouot What to do with the sissy and the roughneck in tne community. The relation of scout ing to all community activities. "Friction Fire ; What It Teaches and How It Is Done" wjll be discussed by w. u. janin. assistant scout executive. ! Negro Suspect Taken After Long Foot Race In a state like Oregon where so many mothers live so far from the business centers, it is impossible to get skilled attention or assistance during child birth. Many are unable to have anyone present unless it be a neighbor who has n&a no experience to guide her In such situations, for such mothers, these letters . are especially deaianed. thouah it ia hoped they may prove of benefit alao- to other mothers in preparing for uie coming event. It ia desired that these letters on care Saturday evening, making away with a I durinR Pregnancy win not only apprise large amount of loot The OiinM., nt 1 1 mother of proper diet clothes and the work led detectives to believe 1 personal nygiene, nut also make her I both Jobs were done by the same ranrlaware of danr "Ignals and the. need of professional crooks. I for consulting a physician early and a gold Swiss watch and a pearl neck-1 , IS " wcu M employing nun lace vain . .lT. . I during delivery. the home olO L GreenflaldTia I ' APP"cation blanks are being sent out Nlneteenst tV I 'S' 8" wnim ina t si m m a m i a " n wkwwe w viuvu a aa w ' " -wjr irom nome I .nlsiilon mnntv .h and othera who might be interested in this work. Burglars Prowl Two Homes on East Side: Windows Jimmied . : : : 1 uurgiars who worked with, a window pimmy robbed two east side homes Bert Ralston, negro, became suddenly suspicious of Inspectors Leonard and who gets a kick out of this sort of thing. CEhl? hi t?rW0IL.WheaJ If you can t be persuaded to stay away h?P Si v t, Borth nd and uwio. no w capvurea after a chase of several blorlu. Th. any ether way, we can find room for when a person takes so much Interest fT? ,th:t. h In a case of this kind.". Is the nerro wno was caugnc in tne act of itMiinr tooia rrom the P. R. U P. Co. yards a week ago, but who succeeded tn mak ing hia escape. He la being held at the city Jail on a charge of vagrancy, pend ing Investigation Ha la also suspected of a part in a number of other tool roDoenea. 'Chief of Chanlains To Visit Barracks . Colonel John T. Axten, chief of chap , labia, U. 8. army, will spend a day la Portland and Vancouver within tha next 10 days, according to word received at Vancouver barracks, To magnify the : place of religion In', army life," to atraagthen the local religious programs for soldlera. to Inspect buildings and s and to gather material for a baaU lr,Kby.intor Horack and Davis at ef recommendatlona ta tha war denert-1 1.". . . '"V . on com. meat la the purpose of his visit, launch- VT Z??, T ? A l w"cox.iwho eon wui be served for Colonel Alton. hhtJ!!heiA?1 'or $i7.50. with representatives ef military, clergy ck, toUU isnPinl,rortWe.M and welfare workers, and la the after- . . '"4 poHca 8lt noon a conference will be held with the I " " "'uuw'- national guard and reserve corps chap lains alao tn attendance. Chaplain Ax ia will speak at an evening meeting for the people of Vancouver and Portland. Confesses Passing Checks for $321.50 Charlea D. Oooch. charnui vi s Ing worthless checks, was, arrested Sun- Taxpayers Fail to Swear to Eeturns Inner Door on Safe Foils' Sledge Yegg iZk 1. M , 'wwell message whl,cnt. disappointed yegg scratched early Sunday morning on the inner door urn U. U. UUUIIMn u.A. . 2 . .v. . . I company. Kaat Eirhth street n tt who hava filed Income tax returns for H?a oluoJ?!!??-?ded la the . year UI1 have neglected to sign ?J3LJZZ!. vlth and verify the same.- declared Clyde O. Sfi"1 Huntley, collector oc Internal w"-' aayngnt Raturday. "Befora a return can be con atdered legally complete and accepted aa sock It must be signed by the taxpayer and sworn to before an officer author laed to administer oaths. In making out their returns, taxpayera are respectfully uiged not to overtook signing and veri fying tha same before forwarding them to this office." for the eventaur. '. W. W. Gordon reported to police that several articles of Jewelry and a re- rwTcr were laaen from his home at 633 casi r uieentn street. .. . Sneak thieves stole $260 and' a small wm . ZTOm the room of William Douglas. Berkley hotel. 190 Third street according to a report which n mug 10 ponce. Two watches were staim '-, i.v mg in a dressing room of the Vinrinia - aveawut " Forest Supervisors nanning for Central Dispatching System Reindeer Grazing i Permits Sought m Alaska Territory Now it is reindeer' nermits for -rsJ Ing on the national forests. After fixing a fee for gracing turkeys in California and for RTraxine buffalo in Washington, the forest service Is called upon to-adjust grazing fees for rein deer on the Tongass national forest, in Alaska, request for which has been re ceived from M. I Merritt formerly of me roruano omce. While reindeer has been recognized aa a coming inJustry in Alaska for many years, this is the first application from m.thrvi oV fv. 5. tnB 1 1" cl. " w nrt application made ri fi.. -i-vr , "f "onai roreet, i tor grazing or any sort in Alaska. cuiewwy oi zorest lire wuraln io members of the turned from Baker, where they conferred wiu supervisors or the Umatilla, Mai neur, ucnoco. Whitman and Wallowa uuonu lores ts. Assisuini district Vartmtr A r Waha, District Forest Inspector F. H. Brunuase ana sorest Examiners K. P. Hospiftil Singers Are Given Praise The young people's societies of Sunny- siae congregational church, tha irt met with the sunervlnore nt aisinct no. l at Boulder Hot Springa, nvuit Infantry Officers Switched Around Cecil and W. B Osborno .tt-5 Tk- rwn cnurcn. tno rirst Methodist meeting. Osborae. pretos to tSa laer St Stephen re-Cathedral . JiT . -I (Episcopal) were praised tor th nrir u.xu.i, un.1. wiui me supervisors oi I .i . . wuifi uwn ocunariian nos- pital on Sunday afternoons, In the annual report of Chaplain F. K. Howard, read at the annual diocesan convention. Each society sings in- the wards one Sunday uiunuu occasionally there are other offerings of music," the chaplain said, "but the mainstay the year nmmA are the faithful singers from the young people's societies, whose minixtrv nt Judge Jacob Kanzler. who ia I is not the least of the henfiMoi In the officers reserve corps, has been trls ln hospital. The carol singers transferred from the 381st infantry to who vlBit the hospital at Christmas and tht general staff section and is assigned Easter also deserve appreciative men- w me supply ai vision. United RtatH iioik. District Attorney Lester Warren Humph reys, likewise a major, has been trans ferred from the 381st infantry to the 882d infantry. He will report by letter to Medford for assignment Information to this effect has been given by Colonel P. Whitworth, chief of staff, in Portland. AUXILIARY GIVES RKlTRViT Estacada, Jan. 80. The Ladles' Auxil- j wio American iegion gave a benefit program at the Family theatre aw -xnursaay nignc. consisting of mouon pictures ana vocal and instm. mental music. Attendance waa rood. "Newspaper Passes To Former Editor . rrtnevtlte, Jan. 80. The Central Ore-I gonlan Friday passes from the owner shin of Oeorge 11. FUgg to Quy Lafol- leite. former editor. Flagg bought the paper last August from Lafollette and haa since conducted It The Central Ore gonlaa- ta the successor to . the Crook County Journal, one of the old estab lished napera of the state. Lafollatte conducted the Journal for a number of I -ears prior ta Aaguat 1. . Flagg .came to I Frtnevllle from Condon, where. he pub-1 lis had the Condon Olobe-Tlmea, after I purchaalng and consolidating the . two) papers of that city. Under his manage-1 meal the Central Ore gonlaa haa enjoyed a substantial growth. . Mt. Bailey Lookout Station Is Planned Roeeborc. Jan. 30. Preliminary ar raagementa have been completed tor the erection of 'a lookout atatlda on Mount liaUey. according to Forest Supervisor Ramsdell. The station wui be at an lava Lion ef 8 St feet The Diamond Lake country. Crater Lake National park aad Crater forest aa well aa the Ump-I ova forest all are visible rrom una peak. The look out la to be one of the standard housea built by tha forest service, and mux be constructed aa soon aa weather penults. East Side Home Is ". ; Destroyed hy Fire t - Fire which started from an ever heated stove Sunday afternoon gutted I he residence of Lawrence A. Loomla, Sont aat Waahlnrton atreet Damage was estimated at lieoo. which waa not covered by Insurance, A large number of curloa, collected In different parte of the world, perished la the flamee. , 5000 Yards of New . Japanese Pongee nsTew, standard quality, government in V; spected pongee. 12-mbmie weight 33 inches wide. Fine lustrous finish. SNo need to recite its many uses. ? Very special at 98c .'.'fyard: ' I 1 ' '. - " - - , ' :- J)n Sale Tuesdays-Center Aisle Bargain Square - - . '" - ;r', Meier Franrs: Main Floor. ' ' a the quality store - -, OF PORTLAK3 Official Portland; Grarnrnar Schools Text Books - if or All "Grades and Complete Stocks of Specially Priced School Supplies Are Assembled -in One Convenient i Section- on , the Fifth Floor. v Will You Help? Sure You WiU!, Give to the Chcit : - 1 - Charge. Purchases Go on Feb. Bills 1 - Dated March 1 , 'tant Events of Many-Sided In Occupy This Store's Activities f . Apparel and Accessories Fresh From the Style Centers Now Have Their Premiere Showings in Our Var ious Departments at Prices That Are ncubusly Lower Than Heretofore. v : Const . k : Vi ': Oregon Manufacturers Cooperate With Meier &, Frank's in Staging Great Oregon Products Week Displays Here in All Windows and Many ;ments Numerous Working Exhibits. Depart After-Inventory . Cleanup Sales in Various' De partments "Bring Odd Lots of Good Merchan- of AH Kinds at -Extreme Price; Reductions id GlearawavKWhile Ouahtities Last; dise for Rap EfretnZimbalist arid Alma Gltick who will give ar- joint recital at the Auditoriora Thursday evening;, February 2d,- can be heard on Victor records at this store.- The celebrated Kriabe , "piano will be nsed in this recitaU It is one of the : famous .pianos or -sale- cxdusiTely at I Meier Frank's. ' - "'-1 .Y ;' - Meier ft Frank's: Sixth Floor. - i Peter Clark . t ... . ,'MacFarlane writer, -orator ' and bterviewer- of -interesting a . :m ' .t - ... . b xuuaaus wm .appear, at IOC AUailOnum On J Wednesday evening, February 1st, direction Ellison White Lyceum "Bureau. " Tickets at Ke, ?5c, U on sale special booth, Main Floor, near Silverware Sec- ,tion. T.Y.' '-:'.' r ',' ' x- t- . , . it ' Meier Arrears:. Mala rjoe, ' ; ' . J ... . ' " Sr. T . fol&ZCAs m the Quality storb OF PORTLAND ' -CEYV ' .