The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 01, 1922, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY., FEBRUARY 1, 1922. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON 11 TOWN TOPICS , COUCIS KVEJITS ' Quarterly aaieiaea at Onim cad Waaatas 4m arereba W U Baorgaoised Cbaaca ef Jwoa Cartat . Laua IM saatta, ronlaad. VabrnaTT a la. . ' iuul tmmtMcm Ornraa Cbnatiaa Kndaavw ajoa. Salem. February IS to 1. . Botd . makers' unIrDca. CorrHK March JO to 24. raited Praatrrtarlaa etrarea aurtn aaembl, Albany April 11. AneicW Order Units Workaaaw. araad toda. April. Hnaa F .. l.a. 1 a aiut Order of Eaatara Star, fraad cbaptar. June .! to 15. The Aavarfcaa Latitat af Bank inc. Jmlr 1 . to II. National coaaantlaa of Protestant Epiaonpal aaarca otf Irmim PnrvJand. Semmbe I U il Pacifla International Lrveatock, Expoeitioo. JtevtnUier 4 to 1 I. WEATHER FORECAST Portland and Vicinity Tonifht and Thurs day fair: continued cold: aeaterlv winds. Oraann Tonight and Thursday fair; contin ued cold; ea'terty winds. Waahincton Tonight fair;' Thundaj rain pr real portion, fair eaat portion: moderate erli wind WEATlIER CONDITIONS Tee low Drearara arua that wee central in Northern Utah jw rrlajr ta now cantral in Iowa and eoYT tba Miaaivupfi taller and the Golf, central I'laina and ariutbern Rock mountain atata. .The armainder of the country ia cov ered ay two hih uriure areaa. one central on . the north Atlantic coaat and the other in eoath eeaWrn Brltiah Ikriumbia. Precipitation baa oc . rurred In California and Arizona and over an . irreiftlar beK reaching- from Nevada to the Ml . aMiDDt river and noutbward to the Unit of ftfex- nn. Tte weather ia nm.-h colder in parta at Waahiiuton. Nevada and L'tah. and ia much milder ever an area rru-hia? from Alberta and Haakatehewan to the Gulf of -Mexico. (teiatlve humidi:y at lortland Noon yester day. 4 8 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 51 per eent; a. m. today, vis per cent. Precipitation aince January 1 Total 8.21 i tnqhea; normal. t.71 inchea; deficiency, S.50 KlWAHl) L. YVKULd. OBSERVATIONS foe tha LJnnton church in its effort to introduce a social progTAm tor the com- mnnlty-. Tnese young men will also par ticipate In th Sunday aervicea. holding boy's conference at the Sunday school hour. Sunday wjll culminate with a young .people's mass meeting at the hour of the evening church service. Celasibte Btace-a Oonneny kaowa as Sapard't Aata Bat Elaet) Fortlaaa. Moltaonak FaUi dlvliion Leave Port land 10 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. daily and 11 :15 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holi days only. Ijeave UsHnomah Falls 7 :30 a. m. and 1 p. m. daily and p.' m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. All cars heated. Leave from and arrive at the new Auto Stage Terminal Depot. 352 Yamhill street, corner of Park street. Phone Main S61L Adv. Cola rob la Stages (Formerly knows as Sbcpard't Aato Bat LlatO Portland Attoria-Seaslde drritloa Leave Port land 7 :30 a. m.. 10 a. m.. 1 p. m.. 4 :1S p. m. and 12 :30 a. m. Leave Astoria 7 :15 a. m., 10 a. m , 1 30 p. m., 1 :30 o. m. and 0:15 p. m. Direct connections at Astoria to and from Seaside and' Clatsop beach points. All cart heated. Leave from and arrive at the new Auto Stage Term Inal Depot, 352 Yamhill street, corner of Park street Phone Main 8511. Adv. Colambla Stages (Formerly known at Shepard'a Aato Baa Llaee) Fortlaad- St- Helen division Leave Portland 10 a. m. and 4 :15 p. m. daily and 11 :15 p. m. Saturdays, SjJrdays and holidays only. Leave St. Helens 7 -.30 a. m. and 1 :15 p. m. daily and t :15 p. m. Satur days, Sundays arid holidays only. All cart heated. Leave from and arrive at the new Auto. Stage Terminal Depot 352 STamhill street, corner of Park street Phone "Main 861L Adv. Leaders in Sunday School Work Vote To Meet Quarterly A large group of Multnomah county Sunday school superintendents gathered at a banquet in the X. M. C. A. Tuesday night voted to form an informal organ ization and meet once every three months for the purpose of hearing in spirational addresses to assist them in their work. L. R. Marvin, county presi dent, presided. Talks iw ere given by the Rev. N. K. Tully and Dr. Charles Mac- Caughey. Professor Charles 'Rice of the state Sunday school association re lated the financial diffimltieswhich the state association is facing. The super' intendents present voted to ask their schools to assist in liquidating the debt and directed .letters be sent to schools not present to assist- in the proposition. TATiONS Temp. if Sf a Raker. Or 20 0 0 Htlnnss. Mont 2 -14 .20 Some, Idaho 29 10 0 Hoaton. Maaa. i 3H 29 0 Knfalo. N. T 42 14 O Chieaao. IU. 46 40 O Denver. Celo 82 24 O Pea Molnea. lows 40 34 .28 Tinrtaw City, Kan. 36 0 Edmonton. Alberta - I -It 0 rreanb. Cai. 2 38 0 Galveaton, Teiaa SH 58 0 Honolala, T. tt 70 52 Huron. 8. D 22 12 .84 . Jaaeaa.- Rlaaka 28 0 Kanaaa City. Mo 4H 4 4 ,04 lie Ancale. Cal 52 40 .01 Marahfield. Or 44 24 0 Med'ord. Or 86 27 0 Mamphia. Turin. SO 50 .20 Modana. Utah 1 , 36 - 4 O New Orleana. La. 54 54 .02 Saw Tork, N. Y 40 28 0 Noma. Alaaka 28 0 North Head. YYaah 8H SO 0 North Platte, Neb 88 8 .04 Oklahoma City. Ok La. 4 9 42 .04 Phoenix. Aria 54 84 .01 Pi Unhurt. Pa 52 30 0 Fnrtland, Or 83 23 0 Priare .Albert. Raak. 4 -14 0 ; Prince Ha pert. B. C 36 24 0 1 Roeewnrs. Or 42 28 0 Roawell. N. M 64 82 0 -Harramento. Cal. . . 46 36 f 0 " St, lastta. Mo. R2 42 I. SO St. Paul,-Minn. 26 28 :. 56 Salt I-ake Citv. I'Uh 30 22 .06 ' Ha tneo. Cal .. 54 42 .OH . Han frrahrtaro, Cal 50 3H .08 He,Ule, WaK 32 22 0 Sheridan, Wvo. 0 -12 .06 SrUa. Alaka ' ........... 88 .... 0 Spokane; Wanh. .1 24 - 6 0 Tanana, Alaska 6 , . . . 0 Tatnoah Island. With. ....... 34 '30 0 Ton-niah. Net .. 24 10 0 Valdca. Aiaaka ... 30 22 Vancouver. B. t... 32 20 0 Walla WeJla. Wah 1 12 0 ' Waahington, I. V 44 14 0 , 'WilliaUin. N. I 2 4 .26 Wlnnemarra. Nev 28 2 .08 Tliimt. Wath. ...... ....... 26 0 ,0 Afternoon report of pretdina day. Below aero. jT3 2 8" JStw Prior ArrlTft The Rev. Arthur , Townley, O. P.. has arrived from Call fornla and aHHumeil the duties of prior or Hply Rosary priory of the Dominican Fathers. 375 Clackamas street, and pas tor of the parish. He succeeds the Very Rev. E. S. Olsen. O. P., who has been transferred to a parish at Martinez Cal. The new priest has been engaged ror seH-eral years in social service and reform work In Southern California and points around San Francisco. In .San Francisco he established working' boys' club where boys too old to remain in orphanages were given home environ mn!8. Win Address Reiriment Major VJ. S. uiioen, cnapiain oi me loisa inrantry, a minister of Axtoria, has been called on to address all the units of the regiment Monday night at the Armory hespoke oerore companies K and O : Tuesday !be fore the Howitzer company: Headquar ters company. Second battalion, medical detachment and quartermasters" detach ment This evening hp will address Companies B and H ; Thursday, Regi mental ' Headquarters company and Service company ; Friday evening. Com pany A, Engineers. Later he will ad dress companies in other parts of the state. MUig Mix" Planned Next Saturday evening a deputation team of eight Wil lamette university students will assist the Rev. R. M. Oatke. pastor of the Llnnton M. E. church, in staging a din ner and "stag mix" for the young men -. of Llnnton." as part of the new program Men's Brotherhood Formed A Men's Brotherhood has been organised at Ver non Presbyterian church with William Eggison as president ; Walter Rogers, vice president ; M. R. Mansfield, secre tary, and Harvey Fleming, treasurer The new organization will meet at 9 :45 a. m. each Sunday for Bible study and on Monday nights in the church chapel for recreation and fellowship. Seoitt to Hare Itfulng Boy Scouts of America will have their innings at the noon luncheon of the Progressive Bus! ness Men's club at the Benson hotel Thursday. C. C. Colt president of the Portland council ; James E. Brockaway scout executive, and Edgar M. Burns scout master, win tell of the scout work. TI H. Sherrard will be chairman of the day. Charch to Aid Cheat Sell wood Metho dist church Epworth League will have an entertainment in the church Friday at 8 p. m. to raise funds to pay its pledge to the Community Chest. Dr. Edward L. Mills, editor of the Pacific Christian ad vocate, will speak and special music will be furnished. Sehool Dances Opposed .The ninth district association of the Multnomah County Sunday School association adopted resolutions Sunday at its con ventlon In the Lents Friends church op posing the use of public school buildings for dancing; purposes. Colambla Stages (Formerly known as Shepard't Aato Bos Llaet) Portlaad- Hood River division Service temporar ily discontinued on account of snow Irifts on the highway. Resumption of service will be announced in this space. Phone Main 861L Adv. Society to Give .Masked Ball The Franco-Beljre society will give a 'mas querade ball at the East Side Business Men's club Thursday night, for the bene fit of the biind soldiers of France and Belgium. Prizes will be given for the best . costumes. Portlaad-Tlllamook Cadillac Stage- Stage depot. Park and Yamhill eta., daily at 8 : 15 a. m. and 2 p. m. Special arrange ments made for fishing parties. Main 8611. Adv. Portland-Newberg Bos Leaves Stage depot -Park and Yamhill, daily, 8, 9:30 11 a. m. and 1. 2:30. 4:15, 5:30. 6:30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday, 11:16 p. m Maia 861L Adv. Portland-Salem. Albany Leaves stage depot. Park . and Yamhill, every hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare, 11.50. Main 8611. Adv. Feet Hurt! See our foot specialist X-ray service free. Knight Shoe com pany, Morrison near Broadway. Adv. Str. America St. Helens via Columbia river. 2:30 p m. daily: 11:30 a. m. Sun day. Alder st dock. Main 8323. Adv. Salem-MI1U City Stare Connects O. K. trains Nos. 5 and 9 for Mills City. Joseph Hamman, Salem, Prop. Adv. S. A H. Green Stamps for Cah Hol man Fuel Co., Main 353, 5(0-21. Adv. More Real Comfort for your money In Edlefsen's coal. Bdwy. 70. Adv. So Solid Fuel equals Edlefsen's coal in heat lasting, price. Adv. lr. 5. I,ee Hraion has moved to 815 816 Selling bldg. Marshall 3712 Adv. Sale of Light Wine, Beer, Taxed to ray Bonus, Advocated Washington, Feb. 1. !. K. S.) Au thorization of the sale of light wines and beer and the use of the revenue from taxes on such manufacture and sale for payment of a soldiers' bonus was advocated today before the house ways and means committee by Repre sentative John Philip Hill. Republican, of Maryland; HOI urged changes in the Volstead law permitting 12 per cent wines and 4 per cent beer sold in original packages for home consumption. He suggested a tax of 20 cents a gallon on beer and 40 cents a gallon on wine. luck-Zimbalist Program Announced The prog-ram for the joint recital of Mme. Alma.) Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist is one that will appeal to the general public as well as music-lovers and will draw- thousands to the great Auditorium tomorrow evening. Following- is the pro gram : "Grande Concerto in D Minor" (Vieuxtemps), Mr. Zimbalist: "My. Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" (Josef Haydn), "Warning" (W. A. Mozart), Maria's Slumber Song (Reger), "Sand man" (Robert Schumann), "The Mes sage" (John Brahms). Mme. Gluck', Prize Song" (Wagner-Wilhelm), phan tasy on Rimsky-Korsakoff s "Coq d'Or (Zimbalist). Mr. Zimbalist: "Little Rus sia Folk Song" (ZlmbaHst). "The An swer" (Rachmaninoff), "Psyche" (Pala dilhe). "Within a Mile of Edinburgh Town" (Scotch), "A Little Song" (Ar thur Voorhis). Mme. Gluck; "Elegie" (Massenet), "Le Bonheur" (Saint-Saent), "Fiddle and I" (Goodeve), Mme. Gluck and Mr. Zimbalist WIXL TEACH IS CHINA Chehalls, Wash., Feb. 1. Miss Fran ces Kennicott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Kennicott pioneers of Chehalis. has signed a contract to teach school in St Hildas school- tor girls in China. Miss Kennicott in a teacher in the Anne Wright seminary in Tacoma. She plans to leave in June. ; The St Hildas school is supported by the Episcopal church of America and is for Chinese grirla. Military Company Formed in Gresham A military company was formed at uresnam .Monday nignt with 43 mem bers. Major James S. Dusenberry, United States artillery, being musterfchg officer. He was accompanied by Colonel George A. While, adjutant, general of Oregon Captain E. E. Libby, Oregon National Guard of Portland, and others. The or ganization will be a headquarters com pany and will be commanded by a lieu tenant C. G. Schneider being; elected to fill that position. Its commanding of ficer and many of the rank and file are veterans of the World War. Boy's Contrition Saves Prosecution Astoriia. Feb. 1. Because of his ten der years, repentance and restitution, the 15-year-old boy thief who broke into and robbed the Central school in this city recently will not be prosecuted. His npme is being withheld. The youth was arrested Tuesday by" Deputy Sheriff vince Bakotich. He returned most of the money and promised to make good the rest He declared that he jimmied his way into the principal's desk, where the money was kept out of curiosity, and could not resist the temptation when he saw the cash. Alleged Forger Is Caught in Portland After Long Chase Edward A. Parsley was making his way fairly well as a forger in Arizona, Texas and California, according to an indictment returned today by the Mult nomah county grand Jury, but by the time he reached the Northwest detec tives were on his trail thicker than flies after moLaaees. Parsley, the indictment charges, rep resented himself as the executor of the estate of one James Earl Parsley in Arizona, Enter ice a bank he would write a check against the estate, which he claimed had funds in the Crocker Na tional bank of San Francisco, and de posit it in a savings account. By the time the check returned, dishonored. Parsley would have withdrawn most of the deposit from the savings account From the First National bank and from the Bank of California, the indict ment states. Parsley got $368 and $300 respectively. Then he -came north. I X J I f Victor Records FOR FEBRUARY .By Etrem Zimbalist 4SHB Tin-mini Dance. 6020 Sweet sad Low. . .Br Holds La&haoska tSCrta or Cartina By Gain Curd Ahce, Where Art Thon By hfiacha Elmaa 74724 Detectives followed him into the Ladd at TUton bank and took him to Mult nomah county Jail after he is said to have begun negotiations tor "estate funds. Five other alleged forgers were in dicted B. E. Flores, $S3 oa the Peoples bank. December 20; Victor Mason, $85. January 7 and Maximo Tangalum and Frank Cabrol, $53, December 34. Jacx Frost was indicted on charge of mis using funds of $10, TASCOTJYEB MABBJAGE UCEKSZS Vancouver. Wash. Feb. 1. The tot le wlner marriage licenses were issued Tuesday: Louis Olsen, legal. Portland, and Andrea. Ness. ..legal, J Sioux City. Iowa : Neal K. Foro, ?, .rjugnne, w- acd RabyLeone Walker, 2L Boise. Idaho ; Edmund Hodges. 5L Newbertv Or, and Cora. Starr. 53. Portland; Daniel J. Miner, H. and" Carrie a Rose, 2L Port land. . -u-i . . :' . REASSESSMENT IS OBDIEED Chehali Wash, Feb. 1. The city commission adopted an ordinance Mon day providing for reassessment of Na tional avenue paving cost Property owners plan td fight the- reassessment A faulty contract is the basis of the trouble. 18837 f Tomorrow land . , ( Georgia Boat. . . , :: By Steronf Trio GLUCK -ZIMBALIST X -?J T J 4S263 ( My Man : By Fanny Brice ( Second Hand Rose. . J 1SS41 ( Masippi Cradle ) 1 When ShaU Wa Meet Ataint By Brown A Shaw f Popular Sonas of Testerdav Med- 35713 1 ley Waltz No. 1. 1 Popular Boots of Testerday ley Wilt No. 2. By Backei-Berce Oreheatra f All That I Need la Too Pox Trot 1 1SS43 Granny, You're My Mmmya Mam my I I Fox Trot '. I By Ctabi Royal Orchestra y Med y Mrf- iaS42 1SS3S Jnat a Little Sons of Lore Fox 1 Trot Ty-Tee Fox Trot By Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra ( Oypsy Bines Fox Trot. . . . ) When Buddha 8 miles Fan "Trot! ". ! By Paal Whiteman sod His Oreheatra MAIL ORDERS GIVEW PROMPT ATTENTION 14t Sixth St, Bet. Morrisoa and Alder su-ats now sellins; at Ssherman, Clay A Co. for the Gluck-Zimballst con cert Thursday evening. Auditorium. Prices $2.00, $L50, $1, 60c. War tax l(r extra. On account of the great demand for tickets. Steers & Coman have placed on sale seats on the stage at $1.50. and in the side wings at tl.00, plus 10 war tax. Concert at 8 :15. Stage and wings doors open at 7 o'clock ; main doors at 7 :30. -j Beginning Today CONTINUING UNTIL FEB. 15 SEASON ORDERS FOB CHICAGO GRAND OPERA CO. MARCH 2, 48, 84, -WILL BE- Filled and Returned Immediately HALF SEASON ORDERS WILL HE FILLED FEB, 15 TO MARCH 1 SIX OLE ORDERS WILL BE FILLED BEGINNING MARCH 1 For Any Information PHONE MAIN 5319 OR WRITE AUDITORIUM, W. T. PANGLE PORTLAND, OR. ! - .- - 1 Come to Jimmy's Big Bargain Event Suits and Overcoats f LOWAl17.50 11 Others 22.50-32.50 Jimmy DunDp v. BROADWAY AND ALOtR 0 Brigand Patrol D. 0. K. K. DANCE Tomorrow Eve. PEBRUARY 2 PYTHIAN TEMPLE WEST PARK AND" T AM HILL 8TS. ALL TTTHUTiS. D. O..X. K. 1KI THEIR FRIKKDS lVITED ' CARLSON'S ORCHESTRA DANCING U. S. DENTIST tkW, WASHINOTdN STREET Corner Second 20 Tears in the Sam Location. -A PERSONAL SERVICE HONESTLY RENDERED" Has made many friends for this office. Our small overhead expense In this location allows ut to do high class Dental work at small fees. Set of Teeth $8.00 Oar Work It jFallj Gtaraatced, 420,000 Users ENTHUSIASTICALLY BOOST THE CORONA THK PIHONlt WRmsa MACHINK OUMTLETS WITH CAKRTINQ CASS' $50.00 ASK THE PERSON WHO OWNS ONI QaararAaa) Kabuilt Hlsohina of AN Other aaaae fram S10 Ua. OREGON TYPEWRITER CO. 4 FIFTH, tETWIEN STARK ANB OAK BROADWAY 7149. , Fftrmmt ana! ifiUL Mavi ia Port Rice frata awativw UmL Nothiag Ikm taesi aaywaaia at the prieav. 10. 15. 2 fm25c TryUm. FREE EXHIBIT of ORIGINAL PAINTINGS by Nationally Famous Poster Artists IN OUR BANK LOBBY Friday, February 3, From 3:30 to 6:00 P. M. and Saturday, February 4, From 1:00 to 8:00 P. M. THE ARTISTS: CHARLES B. FALLS EDWARD PENFIELD NORMAN ROCKWELL FRANKLIN BOOTH LUCILLE PATTERSON MARSH WALTER WHITEHEAD HARVEY DUNN v F.G.COOPER CHARLES H. BLODGETT HIBBERD V. B. KLINE JOSEPH CHENOWETH Reproductions of these paintings are numerous throughout America. This is your opportunity to see the ORIGINALS. Come and briifg your friends. T HE-NOKIrlWESTERN NATIONAL-BANK PORTIaAND OREGON NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR FEBRUARY 4SSSS 188SS 1S837 18S38 18841 lSSSi 18S39 1884S 1884S 18S4S S.71S Popular Songs ......Fanny Brice Fanny Brice John Steel John Steel Sterling Trio Sterling Trio Mlas Patroeola Miss Patroeola .Brown and Shaw 1 10.1a .Brown and Shaw J lit le-ia. $ui lt-Ia. Tie 10-la. 75c IS-la. 75e 4iS4 1884 cetit 71724 -4T!t 014 017 CC031 920 87S31 87SS3 J4TS4 74705 7472. ei8 49&a RaMmd Hand Rose My Man (Mon Homme) ......;.. Rose of My Soul Whisper to Me in the StarligM. Georgia Rose i Tomorrow Land I've Got My Habits On - JIappy Hottentot When Shall We Meet Again. Mississippi Cradle Dance Records My Sweet Gal. A-!f JZl? ,4tl? v vi an v. Tim. . All-Star Trio I eae SclJvnwtr ' ..Whiteman's Orchestra 1 lt-Ia. When Buddah Smiles Fox Trot Whiteman;s Orchestra Just a Little Love Song Wh teman s Orchestra TVy.-Pee Fox xrot Whiteman's Orchestra Granny. You're My Mammy's Mammy-Club Royal Orchestra All That I Need Is You.. 7. Club Royal Orchestra I Want My Mammy Fox Trot. . ..Joseph Smith's Orchestra Trni JoseDh Smith's Orchestra Pnnuiar Sonts of Yesterday Walta .Hackel-Berge Orchestra lt-Xa. Popular Songs of Yesterday Waltx..Hackel-Berge orchestra ) u Vocal and Instrumental Records MDl by the Sea Elsie Baker ( lS-Ia. Baby Dreams . Elsie Baker i Sl.tt Runf Run. Run-No. 2, jumping.. Victor Orchestra 1-Ia. I Waltzes 1. 2 and 3. .....4... victor urcnesira j ?e Red Seal Records For Ever and For Ever . De Gogorsa Alice, Where Art Thou...f. Mischa Elman Quartet In T Major. . Flonialey Quartet Or Carilna.. Ga.U Curcl Ls Saltimbanques . Orville Harfold Lashanska 1-Ia. Tie It-1 a. lie lt-Ia. 7Se Canzonetta .Hulda Lashanska . . .Ruffo Sweet and Low Querdla Still wie the Nacht : . . . Schumann-Heink Taming of the Shrew Part 1...; Sothern and Marlowe Taming of the Shrew Part 2 Sothern and Marlowe Fte Boheme Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra Where My Dear Lady Sleeps , .Werrenrath Russian Dance Zimbalist 10-Tn. llJJi 12-lB. $1.75 12-1 n. fl.7i 10-In. I1.IS lt-ln. tlJC& lt-ln. . $15 19-In. I1JI. It-IB. 10-In. 12-lB. $1.75 14-In. $1.7. 12-lB. $1.75 lt-ln. $1-25 18-1 n. The House of Originality Broadway at Alder. ' Bush & Lane Bldg. Mir W IV TaT '.- E at y V av x-' V JF The Best Fuel Gasco Briquets Pboae Order to Gat Qu, -Mala i'M or Antom. 562-J4 Late Model 4 Underwoods .....f 50 Late Model S, Underwoods ...v, 60 Late Model ILC. Smiths..... 60 Late Model 10 Remingtons ..... GO Noiseless i 50 All Thoroughly Rebuilt and Fully Guaranteed MACHrXF.S SEXT A5TWHKBE OS PACIFIC COAST FOR THBEE DAY EXAMINATION : , TERMS IF DESIRED -ALL MAKES RENTED So. 4 I'Biirrwood, 3To. It Raaalnstoa, o. H li. v. smiin, a rnonias ior a a .ov Sena ior uiasiraira price iibi of cait aad Inspect oar stock. - RETAIL E1ARTMBNT WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO. 321 Washington St, PORTLAND, OR. PHONE BDWY. J48I STORES 8AIT FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, 8EATTEE, SAXB LAKE About two years ago, Dr. C. Smith Lotigin clinic, gave treatments to a lady who was bad ly affected with pyor rhea. He had not seen her since that time, un til last week, when she visited his ofice in the Bush & Lane building to show him the result of the treatments. The pyorrhea had long since d i s a p peared without leaving a trace. The lady's mouth was in splendid condition, and her general health was consequently better. She voiced her appreciation of what Dr. Long had accomplished for her, and she stated that she had told many i friends of the wonder ful results of the treatment. Dr. Long is continuing his successful treatment of pyorrhea in old and young, with the result that hundreds are restored to health arid happiness. reaav& Right in the center of San Francisco's business and social activities is the Hotel St 'Francis. "Whether your stay is for a day or an indefinite period, you constantly ex perience a service which is prompt, precise and refresh ingly courteous. . You will find trie rates at the Hotel Sf Francis most reasonable. A room on the European plan can be had for x as low as three dol lars a day. if j ' H O T E St. SAN FRANCISCO ' I Sand, Gravel, Crushed Rock and CrushedRoclcScreenings Phone Your Orders East 926, Automatic 215-05 PROMPT DELIVERY Columbia Contract Co. Kr. MNODNCEMEKTl ALL STA6ES FOR ST. HELENS, ASTORIA, SEASIDE AND ; WAY POINTS ALSO FOR BRIDAL YEIL, MULTKOI.UH FALLS, ROOD RIVER, TEE; DALLES AND WAY POINTS . FORMEBXT sTHOWTT AS Tt 8HEPABI8 AUTO BUS MTfES ARE SOW OrKKATUtt ,VAiisa THE SAKE OF ColumbiaStages LEATE FROM aad ARRITE AT THE STAGE TERMINAL " ' DEPOT tit TAX HILL ST COR- PARK ST. . apaoat Mala. Mil A- JAXOPP. Mgr.