SATURDAY, - MARCH 4, 1S22.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. 4 PORTLAND, OREGON
TOWN . TOPICS M
coutxq rmrn
Wasters One. Otdar GirV eoaftavaee. Cor-
VAliSk AprS I t .
Jaiara Prssbyta
Wabarr 4.
Order Casta Wort waa. sraad Mm
'April. (..
B,aa tlnl. taa. a aA .' '
OrrWr of Kaatara Star, ftsad ebasar. Jane
3a " i. . - " -
. Onm Baptist Towns raoptt Onto aaata
- " IWnhU lul as t iohr 8.
Tit iaoku Jnatilat ( Bankin. Jala X
IB.
Wars. Aa t to IS. ' V
()nra CbrWtta EManc Calon asss
bmn Cataabi Our. -Aerat 7 to I
...
iChan-a of Aaaariia. rofttead.
l-aorfle lntaraaHooal U oea fftpfsmoa,
roctlaoa, Koaanab 4toll.
WEATHKB FORECAST
Portland ud TUinttjp Tonifht Wild Boadaj
aaaaaliaul fain:, winds anaatlr ottlBWaatodj.
- Orteoa add Wohmrt-ow Tonibt and Bandar
aaiJ raia; frash wind. bmsUi toouaaKerv.
VK1THEB - COJ DITIOSS
' Low r asors stood from Soothere Alaska
mm VCmtmn Cniuta and all of iih Waatarn
Hla taa axorpt California. TW pian
la Taaa and JUoainanar Preeiratatian haa a-
niiri a In aakartM aad orui r-acaiio wv,
i u4 at a faw-tt&tiaoa ia Alberta. Saskatchewan.
.TranwM and tha DinUict of Cotamaia. To
by cltiee and municipalities . and', civic j he came Jn to power and that he has the
clubs In Um Rose Feetival activities, that J confidence of the country, because he to-
they wiu stage a minstrel snow awcniirnof uwgwrt. ; , , .v
chase uniforms for the band. Tne'Br- . v . f ,
riana drill team will also have new oni-1 u Ajemocratic -new. wherever
forma. ., i - : J fair minded Democrat gather, the arm
TtHatao HaefetT Mta A meeting of I la admitted to have been a
thlrty For Mr. Kart-
caUed for tonight at I'M o'clock In the J thoogh lt la too early to aay what
T. it c. A. auditorium by Mra. J. w.i totupiot we xour-power pact
numiiL niMtrintMHtent.i and Georee Fo-for Hiance.' a the Democrats call it
aadaa. rice president ot the aoclety. Spe-1 win he. . Curiously : enongh, those who
cial bastness matters are to be consid-1 praise Mr.' Harding' for caffing the'eon
ered. Organisation ot. the society will I ference see to the act A sequel to Wood-
be, perfected, -"X- : i 1 I row- Wilson's efforts - at International
naa akkca.fn home of H.1 COoperaUon. Criticism of the Hardin
K Hebba, 487 East. Seventeenth street. 1 administration on domestic iseties la
wMMihMi ThnrwiAv afternoon. aooaT' I confined to no alnete aubiect. The Dum.
nUy, by a sans of boya, who , escaped obrats privately think and publicly say
with a' woman's manicure set., a oki i tne last tax UD was a - monstrosity,
watch and $10 in war savins' stamps. I They point to the deficits in the budget
The prowlers overlooked several aruciesi as tne answer; to Repoblican claims
of valuable Jewelry. ." t i ; ,1 I hout economy and they fear that the
Beeeverlaa' Fro at' OKeratlea George 1 Republicans are going to erect a hleh
Dufrayne of Boise. Idaho, .was reported J tariff wan that will cripple foretgn trade,
this morning as recovering nicely from I The Democrats don't believe -the eco-
ui enitralion .recentlv rjerformeo at tne l nomie tinio mrrmlA ttayr
United States Public Health Service ! bad throujrhont th TTnitMi skm it inches In heieht black hair and brown
hospltaL Dufrayne was transferred J cooperation with Europe either throuefa i ere. re light gray cap. dark overcoat.
from the Boise hosnital about a weea I h t.. f v.b. ..v.. I soft white shirt, cook's pants over airs
t . .'.- Imhita ' w?Fi1
UVllBCTS . UsVTLUS v aaawa? ayva -- i
black button shoe . 7 U :
W. O.rEitter Missing.
Since March -First
: William .Otto Ritter haa been missing
since 11 a. au. Wednesday, when be left
the boat Claire at Municipal dock No. 2.
on which be was
employed. His fam
ily fears 'he may
have wandered off
in a demented con
dition because of
recent lUneea. He
is a member or
Multnomah , camp.
Woodmea of the
World, and any In
formation concern
ing him will be re
ceived by the clerk
of that camp, J. O.
Wilson, phone Est
77. . Ritter is de-
,us ': -..:..-: ...V.
.- I 1 scribed as eing
ago- r ion the. reparations commission could
MUaioaary to Talk: os Cesgo Mrs. 1 have been accomplished durine- the nast
Charles Banks, for several years a mis-1 year. Mr. Hardlncr himanif nwntt. tonir
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bMtrt-A or ripiuttoa mmrtod u 1.0 tacha sionary in me -oiiBu. win raw 1 occasion to write senator EYelinghuysen
aa Tatma atnd. w-tbtnetoa. i wur m 1 xereaung review 01 ner ww or New jersey, Kepublican. his resret
T.?T-. Klr."?". UZt2 iTom PulPit of the Kern "Park Chris- that congress had tied his hands and
pU'.Tk-'ar-. U Sunday evening,; following preTente7!mericIn mtmbeVsnlT, the
r la traiprratnra baa b-ni traaUrt ia Kaawa, arrangements completed this morning, i reparations commission.
FEARED jrATIdWalJSt GB.OTP
The Impression one gets in executive
quarters Is that President Harding
would have liked to co-operate on eco-
RjIiIIm hamMit. u Portluid: Nooa -Htania,
SS r erat; ft p. K. yvMeKtay, ft par cent;
Saw- today. 91 Pr eent.
Prd(rtutiua line laaaaiy 1: Total. 7:5?
tnrha aonaal, H 05 tnchu i; deficiency, S.4T
PorUaad'THIaatook CadDlae
Stage depot. Park and Yamhill sts- daily
.at 8:15 a. m.. 12:80 and 8:30 p. m. spe
cial arrangements made tor fishing par-.
ties. Main Mil. Adv.
Americanization of
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From Uity uampaign
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Senator Under- superintendent of the night schools, re-
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Halt, representing the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
reported that .the survey of the Ter
wlUiger district had been completed.
The March meeting of the Portland
nflmu aueaHnnai ttrltl. CSimn. K... Anml i imiMnlMtlnn rsmril toa. haM "FVi
cryiiai iako rara- open or o5t nationalist grouo In coneress. day with L. R. Wheeler, president, pre-
menta. Secure - aattngs now : ior youri One naradox of tK Miutina .Mh t-k. Kmrta f imtn Jwnh
summer outings "and picnics. Telephone J most Republicans ; and. Democrats wiU I Kahxler. chairman of Americanization
aiirvrsuaje mn-'-i 1 aurau is inai rremaent ilaroine la do. waelt iml nUwri nrnmlnentlv identified
PartlaBd.aalaaa.antaav . raves stage I Utically stronger with : the country than! with th aetivltv. renorted that benefits
depot. Park and TamhlU. every hour I is me KepuDucan congress, it is freely (were already accrulhg from the natur
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare 81.60. predicted by both sides that the Re- j allzation ceremony. F- W. Park. Amer-
Main 8811Adv. i . oun majoriiy win oe cut aown by Mcanisation secretary of the T. M. C A.,
Feet Hart! See our f cot ! speclaUst b?? cuo s ne xt an tumn. Thus far the reported a total of 24 classes with an
X-ray service free. Knight Shoe com- I :. "- pan? ' . I average attendance of 145. A. M. Gray.
pany. Morrison near uroadwar.--A.a-r.
Str. Asierlea-St.
01 r,TW. :w P- m. oauy ; ii :aw a. m. duo i prevailed.
0 I "ay. Aiaer ax. ooca. nain oa.-m. I " A resoect for Warren Hardinar aa an
Bale aa.Jf Ilia City Stare Connects u. i individual is not confined to one nartv.
E. trains Noa. 6 and 8 for Mills CttV. 1 He is well liked vn hlnvavi Onlv
Joseph Hamman. Salem, prop. Adv. )' I the extreme partisan will deny that! Thirty called upon who were not At-
Mra. WthUr haa onened a school m Warren Harding is one aof the mostllenatnK scnooi nsa own uiqucw w
I DODUlar - nresiden ts with official Wash-iter the classes. . f
building. Main 2905. Adv. I mgion wno nas appeared in una gen- l bb. xjoo uavenpwri. was iiuue viuur-
Ladiait Re m 7 riassrifi aeotion. 1 'ration. Even the Democrat who ad- man or a .committee tot secure the co-
telephone directory, for something that niit the coldness of Woodrow WUson re- operation of the women's clubs. Mlss
will interest you. Adv. Ipeatedly say that if Mr. Wilson had had I Ann- Mulheron. Mrs. R. M. MorvOius
... .... l iuv iMsrsauaiAi magucuaiu ui itn uiu jaua.jur jwwuittu vcrv auuuiuwu w
vr. jaaiea u. jrui nas movea nu ox-iu.. t TTsnin aA I . . ;
flee from Pittock block to 804 Selling hK th. ini.iwt f wnorimv i..s
, I, . . , . s I o o - w - I lUQ WIU1U1 A i Will Wl gaUlMlUVLUl vuafew
building. Adv. U Wtlanti. hlatnrr miild retra.nl hoth as I - i i .1 T... xr-
" - I AUivl AwCaV4LaWaASa VW V Saka W uta U aaaawai-
toeai prestaents. I ler was appointed to make a contact
BETTER THAN EXPECTED I with the classes of Reed college who
Summed tin. the TVmnrrnts will admit I are doing civic Work. i
that- Warren Harding; Is a better presi
dent than they thought he would be.
The Republicans will agree that con
gress has done very ' little to help the
prestige of Mr. Harding and haa - done
a great deal to hurt it by putting up
issues to him that would be politically
distasteful to any president.
On the whole, if the views of most
Washington correspondents are a cri
terion, ' President Harding hasvmani-
fested a spirit of service a desire to
raafeytarlaa ehajck, baa Vac lauaaaVal to tta
IS asiaato talka to the aaai biaaa ot tka Wmaaa
vtta lraa Staai a nfay darin tao a a boar
of taa fia Wcdaaadaya .ia Aiaata. Taamday
asat at the oaarca Dr. Morcaa will auotinoa
wul baZ'a'rlT aUrrk 1. - TW
wtil aa kaM Apm
a. At that iaa a ateaar wfll bo aarnd by taa
woaaaa af taa cknreh aad raoarta 9atd rroaa
aB aVaarbaaakv. Siaaday tao ate. IX A.
torn oiU acraarr kia Baha. At tao
t Badaaaor aawito Saadaa tao oiaht
wu
Reformed Evangelical
Mian Jeanette Ged alius, a Christian-
laad Jewaaa and. Bimerintandent of the
San Fraaci o Hebrew mtaaioa. - will
apeak ocv Prophecy Relating 10
Jews' at the German Reformed E-an-
gellcal church, Twelfth and cuy streeia.
Sunday nignt at a ooca. ...
Seventh Day ; AdvenUst
The general conference of the world
of the , Seventa uay Aavenuat cnurcn
will be. held at san rTancisco, atay ii
ta 1L About 7000 delegates from all
over the Vorld are expected to register.
Taa foUoafoc aaao baaa nail aval iiaa 1 a
H' 1 fwM . oranfatwtaoa. araaaai aaaia
quartan at 08 Kaat Kaaratt atraat. Paatavad:
1 Elttar U. A. KoMrta, prenoBBi. jobk ml.
' Ban. rvtidooa hhortr aKntarr: Elder B, 1.
Cady: Mia Kdtth Starbaek. Babbath acboal sat
ratarr: Itnfaaiur a. i ajaaeora. aoaaauaaiaa aac
rotary: C. K. Oleott. koaao aiaaiaaary aca tary:
and Ctysa Loarry. tract aocitty an tary- - OlSm
an aho expaeual to atuaa anornaauy. i
tlcaoaaiaatioa span. taa 4S pabUahiac boaaaa aad
baa braaeaca located in aaora taaa ooaatriaa.
Ita ajaaaa ara ariBtad ia ax taan iaa-
a. ma 1111 10 ik, u" . . .
ansa wero aacv ooa, aio aaws am a an
1820 aloaa.
United Brethren
Unajnl ralint from the Men's Resort
will give a concert at the First United
picture ana special
J.7 "CJL.
1 c-i
RfllD SHOW
aa fx bv; nan Bataraay. ... . ,
' - ' '- BTOCS -' - '
KAKTS Horrhea at EirA ftaxr-
ooavaay. la "Taa Iaaaaa.- . aKtirw
day. lUuanavy aad gaaday at 8
at Je.
LTKIO Sroanrny at Morrawa. ' t-yro
Cuaii 1y taaaaaajr, la Tao - an.
aa Buly at X p. aw; aaiaa at T aad
. - - TAtrDgrriXB
VAXTAGE8 Bnaaaty at Aaaax. B'
a. - at
Maaday 1
i
I jBaanplay laataa
nasraai aaaasaa
Brethren church next Thursday nigbt.
Dicture aiK
readings will be Included in the pro-
I A three reel motion
V
- Straight lines for Morning and Afternoon Frocks
' (Ctopyriaht, 8922. by Tocos. New Tork)
the usual daytime costume follows the conservative!?- strata-fat. unbroken lines.
Except for the exaggeratedly bouffant taffetas and moires of the dance frock.
There is no limit, however, to the variety of detail which may ornament the
almost chemise
the arrangement
curves. The shirtwaist frock at the ritrht. developed In c-rene and hahutai ailk for
the gulmpe, with a kasha cloth or flannel and handkerchief linen, also relies
cnieuy upon tne cnic or its aetaiis ror dtsuncuon.
ock. The charming crepe de chine frock shown at the left is rmich discussed subject of evolti
like in its simplicity of line,, but unusual interest Is displayed lnwm be delivered Sunday night at
t of the pleated frillinrs of contrastinar orarandie which stimulate 1 nti-trr TTnitd Presbyterian church
front and back panels and divide the sleeves and sides of the skirt into decorative the Rev. H. F. Oiven pastor. - His gen
CHAMBERLAIN
BACKS
SHIP SUBSIDY POLICY
(Contianed Fran Fata One)
laws to the
' Ahaarnoue report of pracadiaf day.
can coastwise shipping
1.081 Philippine Islands.
28 I t ne coastwise laws ot japan are ex-
14 I tended to Formosa," said Chamberlain.
jijThey are purely matters of domestic
e concern about and In regard to which
0 I other governments legislate without con
sulting the wishes of j other powers or
the effect their enforcement may have
MOVE STRIKES
AT
NARCOTICS
SOURCE
school rally at 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
(Conttiraed From Pate One)
work conscientiously and honestly forl-., i,,, t..
Geddot Isrlted H re The Port of Pon the shipping of. other countriea.
PorUand and adjacent territory and and 1 TOT F that this is as it ought
scenic wonders of the Columbia fiver to be. -It is the rule by which we, too,
highway will be prented to the gaxe ought to be goyerned.-
of Sir Auckland Oebbes. British am- A British shipbuilder was quoted as
bassador. if he heeds an invitation sent saying In an Interview that Harding's
bin by, the Chambef of Commerce that! subsidy plan is "an affront to the heart
he Include Portland ln his (Itinerary of ot Kn gland, and an unuernand iow
the Pacific coast The Invitation , was directed at England's very existence. "
pent today. It was signed by H. B. Van j Commenting on this, the commissioner
Duaer, president of the chamber, and I proceeded : :
Mayor. Baker. I OCOKSISTENCT SHOWS
CoUmbla Stagea.rromerly knows ail "What right has the national of any
fakeaard'a AaU Bat LJaai) Portlaad- I country to protest against the proposed
fU Balcat dlrliloa Leare PorUand laid to American shipping and particular
10 a. m. and 4:15 p. m. daily and 11:18 7 where hla country not only does the
p. aa. Saturdays,- Sundays and hoUdaya I ame thing now but has done the same
onhr. Lava St. Helens 7:10 a. m. and! thing from the days of Cromwell? I
. . r n l . . r : c . I fnaWra aa. MmnnJnt . nf that Muntrva
. P.m- y -f VV . avr -"TiJaT: - -.Z2,r- I k. v fe th. lfar f the
dava. Bunoava and noiidava oniv. ah I oMucoiiin auiu suiniuiw auiu .
Mra haated. im from and arrive at I criminatory legislation.9 My purpose is I country.
the saw Autn stin Terminal Denot I not to claim a right on the part ofAmer
358 Tamhlll atreeL corner of Park street to interfere, bqt to insist upon the
Phone Main MIL-Adv. na America to oo wnai
M , . l her competitors do In order to build up
. rrraai-ino iwt. I ui American merchant marine.
i miy. associate naator or me first rres-i - r.sn,Kriain i.r h it s
bTterlan church, will be " the speaker at J navai reduction agreement be carefully
oy Hamlaed it will be found that Great
p. m. norm wiikoe aiven nv Mrs. sui- t.u.i. i. -. . ,w .v. io..
for Hunt, Mm. Clark and Mary E. Mnl- cf the seas as she waa when, she had I gust Purskanen, Finnish logger, at'
Ian. There Wilt also be a song Berrioe. I . nn th. maiaa iur In th vnrM " I ai .Itimtlnn In Ttairriwuafl- TVaaaarlav.
llT-Mnm that TJ.w Ta IaKm .111 .7. . .T - laaaaa- " ' '
IT T. '" ana mat japan occupies relatively tne wtkJn v. vt in a barrel and
Uons with the -pressi have been excel
lent He haa concealed little and talked
frankly upon public Questions. He has
city commissioners.
CKIYERSAL ACTION IS AI3f
We hope," said Governor Oleott, whO
not Dretended to "know it all." to use I opened the conference, ."that out of these
one of his own expressions of modesty. I conferences called by governors will
He has given the impression of a man I come congressional and finally interna
who knew his own limitations, but who tional action. A world conference to
tried nevertheless to give the maximum I root out the narcotics evil would be ot
in him to his Job. las great import as the late armament
TEAR IS SHORT SPACE . 1 conference. War Is death to men's
n . i a .Krirt ruu to tudsm bodies, while narcotics are death to their
amr nrealden t. Th Remiblicans' them-' I SOUlS."
selves are divided upon many issues, es- j 1 Governor Oleott expressed hope that
peclally the tariff. Mr. Taft's adminis-1 nations would agree to munuacium
tration was wrecked on -a the famous 1 merely enough narcotics for medicinal
schedule K. The drop in wages is not I purposes and pass laws prohibiting the
easv for any DOliUcal party to explain, I shipment of narcotics under bond.
no matter how justified b'y economic I "First, however." the governor eon
nmnjw. But IrresDective of the fu-1 eluded, "we must get our own slate
tore. It is a fact that with this , own clean. Then we can go to the' pther
party Warren Harding haa in the mam nations with our proposals."
made good and that he nas inspirea i haBIT 03T INCREASE
UtOSe i aDOUL mm wiu Goouuem umi.
Two Loggers Lose
1 - aaaaaaaa a aa) I CfaTWl '
Mmds; Jail is lred
South Bend, Wash.; March 4. Au-
Mayor Baker gave some figures show
ing an alarming Increase of narcotics
addicts in Portland.
few years ago police statistics
showed that there were only 25 resident
addicts in Portland, while, now there are
5000." he said.
amazing increase, according to
Smith of San Francisco, chief
of United States narcotics law enforce
ment agents on the Pacific coast, was
mm
T
NEWS OF
PORTLAND CHURCHES
(Continued From Pace Fourteen)
Lutheran
a-iwam iaminioB ia ires.
uane their rnlTai caaspairn tnmfjot tba
enains waa at tao Uuaoan l miaa anwna
rt.aaa.fi. nnldina Mrrtoas arefT aisht as pi 8atr
arday. Special aefvieaa ara pUaard by the eaAS-
leliata for BojxUy ia too oaaoay acaam a
CbriatJaa Endeavor. "...
tw a k. jaeiaaaauB- eowararBD aaaam
cat, aVffl 'ranaeh fianday awrniac aa4 oaealae at
taa Taira laitM umnraa caarcu. ia w-r
tha Bar. E. O. Bhaatrti, if ml tlrf ta
A a OBaaa BTvaaHR TniTan niWOT 1 StUra vim
Rs. D IL Caawroa of tha Lot AasaVaa BTMa
Iaatitnta wul praaeh SoBday avarninc and -
Bias, at tho UTitauoB at too r.. a
ETaaa. pastor.
United Presbyterian
A series of sermons ffeallng with the
evoiuuon
the
by
innU la "TVlWI fjTAation tO Abra-
s m Mm w. 1 1 nil auu auvv.wv m
"rvaatian1 "Eden." "The FalL" "The
a aii..ina . aTba Deluxe. . etc.
Mmuwa araa Haurlnad SSOeclally
for young people. High ochool stndwnu
Va tbAfft ITIT1IM1. 1UB ajuuivu aaaa.
LOEW'g mrrODROafB BraaMtamy at T
lNnaBtioa AeaWnaaa Bum mdr
pirtaraa, CaMUaaaoaaa fma. 1 a. am. aa 1 1
rUOTO PLATS
OOUTIBU Sixth at Stark, lok Wfi
Maa Laua B-rtX." 11 a. Bk to 11 p.
KLTE BftK'BH EVa art at ' Waaax
. . -Why drht Laava Hoaaa." It a aa. t
IhEkTT Broadway at STar. Dorothy
taa ia -Maraa mt ttao Laxly latji." 1
a toll a a
STVOU Waahaacaaa at Park. Lanxiaa I
la "Ure a Greats ioaaem.- 11 n
11 Ik - BV ' -
1CAJKSTK1 Waxhiorlna at Park. VUba
Hart aa -Traartai' Om. 11 a. av i
v- aa. - I
PBlaPUa Waa Ptrk at AJdar. rnak t
ta "Arraaa the Daadhao." 11 a a '
THB ACPITOaUril Tatrd aad Chy.
BoBMtfrias." :! a. av
STAR waaMactaa at rark. Taa Cab!'
lar. fahaari.' 11 a. av ts it p. am
CDUXi . aVoarth aar Waaaiaataa. "T r
Eatrr - ri. a t o clock tao lu.
AMUSEMENTS
o'doek by the atea'a Bible eaua at the aaaae
Uiat tao Epworth Uaaa-ua bokla ita aarriea
dirt church wfll ban chart of the pranary4 scattered 1000 Invitation cards throuh-
xxtrrma aonns ta Bandar aicbt aemca. J
Ant tha nelrhborhood. The series wiU
begin Sunday night at 7 :0 o'clock.
Wat-naar win eondnet tha anna atrrW. Dr.' C
w. tiaett will praaeh bout morninc aad a -ainc.
At Bicht he will onach on "Tha Oaoat
and Cor of Hard TisMa."
IVanWnc March 13 th Woodlawa Metboffiat
ctrareh will eondnet a apeeial rariral rampaln
Ta Bo, i. ii- lmne. paator. wul a aaaOatra
by Krangariatt Frd Caoady. Tb mawtuxa win
lavst ott tare Sandaya, with aairicaa aajary
nisht of th weak axoept Ratorday.
Tao Bov. B. button Mao will preach aad
adauniatar th aacraairiit of th Lord's mppor
Sunday moraine at Clinton Kelly Manorial at.
E. church. At tncht b will praaeh at the
liwh will b aai aaal at tha Vit Korweciaa- I reached Portland this morning, prepared
fl1 u!cU!?JL.,"fii I for an' active week In which she win
THISAFTERN0OH CKLY
COHT15COCS t TO P. X.
Miss Louise Lovely,
"Film Star, Herefor
PublicEngagemQiits
Xoulse Lovely, motion picture star.
yonac popl' laoatins, The Erworth Loacaa I make a aeries of personal appearanaso
holds its retalar wly aaeatin Wadaaaiiay 1 t,,.. K.tr ajid in tha Interim
nishta Th pastor ornil a Bawaay acaoai 1 a . .
ia hia ehareh last Saaday. I between ahows be widely entertained la
tiny Fttcn Ptolpa wul answer ta topte, wny ii tmtnm Kr
r Am a pm lahaf at a.nai vi .ot I the city. Miss LaQveiT gained lame oy
J!. clever and capable work aa an'ae-
rr-aa. Her most recent success was ner
AnaonaeeaMBt baa been aiad by Bishop I . . wrha Old 77 est.'
anaaal of tha tamntaflt of th Bj. l I An Ula C"m,
Bhmud af th azaDointmcmt of
Kami Oaunbara of BaJtimora. hid., to
paatoratB of Ocatnl Mataodirt ehareh of Bpo-
Special Lenten services will be con
ducted by the Rev. W. E. Brinkman on
eacn Thursday evemng or Jenc at i :
o'clock at st james tmgusn Liutneran
church. Next Thursday night the ser
mon will be on the subject. K-nowlnft
Whom We Have Believed."
Nw officera wUl be elected by tbo Irani
People'4 society of St Pauls Lutheran ctrarch
at tb recalar meeting ia the church Sandal
at n. av The paator. th Bar. A Kraaua,
t nondortuur s Bible atady ctasa each Sonday
at 6 p. BV-aad Lenten (errices on Wadaoadays
at p. av
At tiraeo . jEaauan- lAiuieraa unrcn.
Broadway and Twenty -foorth street. aDedsl aarr-
ira ara heinx held Wednesday nichtt at 9 eioct.
The paator ta prsachtng a aerie of wan
on tha General theme. "Watehin With Christ.
Th subject for Wednesday wiU be, "Captured,
Tt Tictorions." Th children's catechetical
cUaa meets Wadnear lays and fiatardaya. Th
adult class preparint for membership win bow
meet r mays at the pastors liome. Holy conv
mumon win Da celebrated wmday wita coo
fessional sen ices, becinnina at 10:80.
Tha Rer. M. A Chnateosea wiU preach th
aseoad ia a erriae ot Lentea aaruioaa at Oar
SaTasra Lai the ran ehnrch 8mday Btorniatv Th
sermon will be fat Knglish, The chnroh Quartet
will assist in the at -price. Ia tha aftaraooa th
contestation will attend the maaa meefint of
1 1 L. IV. l.J
iwuroiui wm, m uw ma laiavcii apuuxaaa , . . .w tl.a . . . I
of KraaceBst Lodwic Hope at atothsthaaa ehareh. T;.i7V ii l-.-ITT JT.
Th officars of Onr taion ehareh win hold a I "out follows protaav A Buaaion Stady eaast I
haiamaaa Vfnnrf.. 7 Srt . v I (OT WOOMa hi rOODl B Of lb esUrca htWAW
nalaarataaa arin ha aMMMn.Ml m 44a w I vraaTT wnntaaaas eukus aourr laa1 aaawrsKiip as
cait eonrentioB of the Oram chnrehas. sfareh I ao. -Bav. N. K. TaUy. Th study book beiac
14 to. 17. at Kusen. The Buaday acaoai is w v
Auditorium JS?i
loaay t to p. . '
BRINGtbeCHILDRI
. AuriTs . - oe :
.- ataaiafC 1
(Tfcts Price laeladts War Tat
SPLEJIDID FILX SUCCESS
"THAT
SOMETHING"
To rtkar With -Z-
BaUIXLlXT.COXXDT " ,
"MISS MISCHIEF
FKATCKlSfi ;
BABY PEGGY
Presbyterian '
Beginning Sunday evening Dr. H. La.
Bowman,, minister of . the First Presby
terian church, will preach a group of
four sermons on "The Dynamic Bible."
Hla theme Sunday evening la "The Bible
and Science" : March 12, "The Bible and
Literature": March 1. "The Bible and
Art" : March 26. "The Bible and Music"
fat room H ot the ehareh hooaa. Thar is tolenoe taking part.
he aa address by J. D. Leo oa the
' The pretty picture, player win make
her first public appearance today at the
luncheon of the Oregon Ctvie league ia
the Bensoa hotel, and soon th After
will present her first act on the RXroU
theatre- stage. . She win appear at the
Bivoll at each afternoon and cveamg
- avttb a dramatic sketch. In
which she will be aided by a number ot
TICKET OFFICE SALE
NEH-U0N.--10 A. I-.
gHEEUAX, CULT ICO..
81XTU ASD M0&&IS0X
CHICAGO GW
OPERA COM
MARY. GARDEN,
GEKEBXL SlavECTOB '
aci i to BUTM mxacn n to
" For Any lata istioa
PH0BTE MATH Ul 0 WE
Wa Ta FAX CLE, Skersaa-Ctay
players - who came here with her- a. i
Mal faaatnra sf her MUUtffl Will bo
tha "shooting" of a motion picture, wtth I
young women and girts from the aooi-
prepartns an laborate procraa to be si a on I
Mner oay.
Hen ry W. Lace, vice president of Petri nc ani-
A i TTr1?" "x "- - ...Ttrrtn rn VKiftOW
a.- I otawr aau oas a Uliaaasa as miLiuaa, o an a m db., i- - . ..
ar . I Pacific PaaaA aaetfaa ot tha tTnitaal States. Dr. I Aatnrla. March 4. JuliUS Henry, alias
JVtetnOaiSt I C. H. Pea win aneak ia tb a Bin. Oa I . . .tatvnaal to a. term ot not
That nawcl rf a revival nunnslen in I Than atajr aaauhai tha naotar wfll eoataaoo Ball' w. iiMUilaf
in great part due to a lack of narcotics I Portland wlll be discussed at the First dawtasaoa of tao Genes aesooot ot creatioa I more tnan one year ut JT-V
officers. , Methodist church Sunday night by Dr. g ba Heat of mode scienufle rajoarch. oa rnoay. wb i J,v tZL,7w
- t AI ft ) 0.tf wawVa. wfeaftMl I r HP1A tUrlT I'MOflftV AVVM.fflV I - WIBJ fltaiiim USI WUl M JOUR III I in01CI31aBall. ' CUaVaaUIS wa-sa .
.. " "liriJ iLT'. d0 a'dock t' th'lrnriU 4 th.-board of da-coo. a aWKem. " -aia .ovjas, cbedLM.
uquox hold ita Mnthtv hirin.. rtlrTi -1 I
ation was s,30iou.
Other speaking dates' for Miss lively
a at tha Brax unnKtuniu
Sunday nignt,' at the Rotary club Toe
ataw th Ad club Thursday, tha Motion
Picture Exhibitors' leagua Tbtuwday'nd I
the. National Motion Mcrure icmsua r-
day. I . .
UST TYiO TOES K
, : - i
Broadway at Ta
' - Ffeoave Kala I
aiPFCIAl.
HEILIG
UATLXEE TODAY, 2:15 '
iwIrTCaEHT. 8:15
"-. DRAMATIC TRjr
give an illustrated lecture and
0,nsame it not a somewhat better position. I
at S JO. As Una ia th dose
ot the Ratal year, pass ior th bow year will
be dUBMd. a
IZSr -1 hold its monthly business meetiiur and
Wednesday at t p. m. the young people He added i 1 g&n making a speech to it, dancing and 'r:;1wIV 000 oanIuet.ln the church. The Woman's
from Sunnysid Congregational church -, avwiva - iv, !Tlv-. f .t V nM ewi-tt. ?,??S?? JEt Home MissJoinary .society will meat
win aH a mn.iMi. I . " . " v.fviuiS " ' i wu apprupnaieu. tiao Biuaw uw uui WeUMsotr at 2 o dock in the Sunday
Will give a musicals. M.m of that alnirrmawrt thai was mtik.lil t tha inhmi at Rtaflavm. Wrad I a w Mn -h tha rwtddlatr I Idwhnni. f m
Colaaibia Stages (Formerly known as I bat he U blind Indeed who does not or J w4 Pratt, aaothep logger, aneated on in-I smuggler unless we have more j will he in charge. Church night is ob-1 f.. ' .,,'?TX,J..Cm
to I voUons and classes, from . to ':wl2J?i-
Tbo Bov. Gaorra P. Rorst. IX D.. of CUeaco.
field aatBwtary for snaa'a work far tha Freetoy-1
Hbopard-s A a to Bat Llas rorOaad I will not see that the maintenance of that I sanltay charges, Wednesday set fire to I officers. '
Maltpesiah Falls-Hood Klver OlTtsloa I ratio at least U absolutely essential tojg in his cell, which he had piled Other immediate steps necessary
Jlawvs rorvana 1 .HI a. nv, S a. ll :I0 1 nanonai prt3awjrvauaa. tne nation uuu
a. nv. :20 o. m. and 4:45 d. m dally. I herora this rauo was nxea. waa power
..H...1 .. j m.. .w . . I .. . . . 1 . . . j, ... am I O ClOCK.
iixaaiiioa yrasaaa aauuu. ; ion uaaaiwaa aoaaaa, i agaiuBX tne OOOT. tSj tHSUIg nanoltfT- I COmPaC Use STB, sua cuuui, I Tb BeW
.1.1. ..Ira it.mrHaa manal tha I ovt-rrv ant ttf Rtala 1&WI for the TJUnish- I wrnv-. uw. .vv . .nTZla I at X O'clock. - Th ISO addrBBS
Prsabytarisn ehurch an Sonday eremac.
aaxnpy his pnhnt ta ta
Th aonaal wieitlnt of ta woaaaa-a
lb bald ia the ehareh oa
and 11:15 p. re. Saturday. Sunday aad .at sea . u batUesUps orln merchantl door utd rescued Pratt
Trouble Ahead for ;
Hunkers at' 0.:a
wm ' Oregon Agrteuttnral Cotlega. CorvalUs.
auarSS March C-Parmisston ta ,oriue as
-', JI08T GRIPPING FLAT
FOKILAXD KTEI BAD
T0nATS MAT H-O0, . U0, t .
Tic, 0c.
TOK1QHT-4L60, TW, Hifl, j
- 77c. fcOc - '. -
(Add it par cent war avj
holidays, Leave Hood River J :S0 a. m.
9 a. ta.. 11 :S0 a. nv, t :t0 p. tn. and 4 :4S
. p. m. dally, and 1:10 p. m. Saturdays
Sundaya and holidays. Phone Main
MIL Adv.
Maxaaiat Siaday Bike Matamas will
hike up the Clackamas gorge Sunday,
vessels; if she lags behind, most in
evitably find herself in a position where.
in' case war does come, she ts powerless
to keep back the aggressor and the op
pressor. .
BB1TAI5 STILL CQICTiOLB
"What I mean when I say that with
i;arin; PortlanTon ti ltacada train I V abliahed and the -crap-
from First and Alder streets at :4S a.
nv They will detrain at Faraday, and
follow a trail to the top' ot the ridge.
School Bus Hams
Loconibtivie; None:
Of Party Injiireci
ment of peddlers, who, h when caognt, Friday nitt with aaoose.wararihc. Ha ander HL i nZZT aZ tT. TZZZZZZ I ay m was rranted to the Wah-
should be given long penitentiary terms, the aaiceaoc ta Kpwormiaajcwa. Theho. te Aarica." Of fieaa wa b. aiaaotsd to7 tbo CZZZ iiuh br the atndent affairs com-
The east, according to Smlttv-ls lar 1 ?-LJ? J..".rr".J.?' I orch year Tao itanday Jaool baa ralTmi Tan Ometta fraternity,
ahead of the west in legal macninery to 1 .t-. z. vi hamm AhaUr ne I Srf? , I -an n. aamrtr and Beta Aloha club
curb the traffic. I attoo center and rest hotsse. It will be otraipped I ".vT-in TTilTi v. -A-JiLT-1 .v a iw.t aannltlrma In their honses
with Kbraxy and wrmac ladlitiea tad win be 1 1 riTT ZUT -- I ouv-. ,- -111. .) tnatWma
I dediated to tha informal as of th yoana- hf to Oaaat . I were due to unoontrollable slteatkme
nnvernor Xu F. Hart of Washington of eamtesl East Portland. Th Sonday school , -?T . I and were removed rrom prooawuon .u.
offices will bo f&led sad other
4JaU I UJi3 fjaft HI I -aa
HAST SEES GBAYE JEEirACEy
a.-- aAVg al aV. a. iiiini I TissTI
11a LisO iHasTiJUvaua OTU chavia aa. uit-uwu : : -3. ... , .
that no time should be lost to attacking S?sSSS rZZ
it from every angle.
Dr. T. H. Gauagber wul definr the last ia a
"Prtnnlar unbelief in the existence of I afawv. .a ...... nnnnniu. utht. I "a Tlrarsdsy at
as wen as to the people," said Hart in
Kewberg, March 4, The large' bus j the evil has extended to public officials dist church Sunday aisht. whoa ih wm jawakj I
-'a . -vi Te 1 o. w,T1 aa. to the neoole." said Hart in the. subject. Why la Not a Pra-VilejjnaUiat.'' I
ping ' of the naval vessels that Great
Britain still controls the sea with Japan
nd the United States occupying rela-
return to the river above the upper dam " o pwiuw uiey ara used to transport children to tne wew-1 as w.u il UX.Jir -it I Owini to th uhaaa of the Be, w. N. Byara,
. .n .w . w .m. I baforw traa. almrmament conf ere tx- la I. ... . . - , .. I hia aadress before tne eonierenoe. It I . . . t i i Knv h- aaaaa.
bTcV to Caaid-roTa totaT distance of that the number of seagoing vessel, of n 9Cn00i TL V was ot m the grand Jury of aaSaaeed to ben Rnada,
.k. in aiaa Tiav win atnm Ka 1 2000 . arose ' tons and over of 12 knots I muiilaes was wrecked: when it struck a I Washinc-ton anno in ted a committee of I wm bo tjoainoned on week. Tb naator says he
train. 15. EL Burglund will lead, I ' over owned by the United Statea Is I switching locomotive Friday night, but I three of its members to pixsecate iri-lwia s ort to oecapy bis puiprt at sou
and B. C Nelson actas rear guard. I only za per cent or ura numoer owneoinone 01 tne acnooi wicaa, iramcn m j veaxigaaops wmco. masy wsw nw. w Mnj A Madeaa cf Central ' Methodist
OalasBbta Stages (formerly kaowa as
Skt aril's Aate Bat Llsei) ParUaad
Atlarla-SaaaMt DtTliloa Leave Port
land t:20 a. nv, 10 a. nv. 1 p. nv. 4:1
, p. nv and 12 :M a. rtv Laaave Astoria T :1S
lo and from Seaaide and Oataop beach IVZS'TZZrrZZTZr amSZ I ZSLZJZJZZ ZZZlZZ
a a aa - a. S W am I UlaSa md LaaVU W A-AA " A-B a-as vttltia ana !- bbbw a IIUIVTI asUtAfima tflVMatlb BjAaTW waa-AMI aa Van a,v
agreementa -made will tend to prevent Ne wberg.
war. ne warned ma hearers to remember! i
i ehareh tninacted.
a warning. Students wno ara namcmu
tka I fnwVera and who are eowaerea a win-
The LadMs- Aid society will I ment to the coUeg ana munuues oi
'LiAJ'JiJrlwhich they are members, will be dealt
Mnv aV B. MrrhA. Sixthatxth stnot and Bixf
Tbo Bar. J. F. ai
paator ot Fedtaoot mittee.
wtth under' a new ruling of thex
by Great Britain, while the number oft pupils, who were passengers, waa hurt. 1 grand Jurors, and not until several huge I sprsA Stmday aisht at Epworth
vessels owned by the United State oft The bos belongs ttf Enos Ellis, whoiseisures Of narcotics had been made, I Methodirt ehareh.. -
UM same tonnage ot less than 12 knots t waa returning with the party to New-1 that the people ot Washington, were i At to uuwtw iawcsra sncay
la practically the same." I berg from McMinnvffle, following a baa- I aronaed. .: Persistent effort fat necessary I -" '
Mr. Chamberlain affirmed that belief I ketbtvil game. Heavy wet anow made I to oetect ana eraaicate tne trainee, xuiai
in national preparedness Is not Incon- vlsioh difficult and Enos, mistaking the is a time, not for talk, but for immediate
points. All ears heated. Laeave from
and arrive at the new Auto Stage Term
inal depot. 1&1 TamhlU street, corner ot
rark treat. Fbdna Main 81L Adv.
FreltuesVigUaih
YEAR OF HARDING
SEN BY
-St
Oateas ta Talk ea Blerce "Marriage I dividual human heart- front the natiooal
and Divorce" wfll b th lectare topic tolbeart.'V - , . r ; j
dlacuaaed by Judge W. N- Catena be
. fore the Science and Arts club Sunday
at p. m. la hall A of the Labor Temple,
Ywurth. aad Jeffotwaa; atreeta. . Admla
oloa to the meeting ia free and the pub
lo U Invited. I
Btrriui to Give Mlattrol 8boV The
wterg Berrtana have -notified W. P.
Merry, chairman of outside participation
that war-will-not end "until greed and! n wa st - T nATnrfiitTDQ KOTATTTiO
avarice ara eliminated from the la-1 'lnnn nVfi. MnT.nfiTV S xnwawaaum
. ..', ' I - i v - . .
. .. .
IAYRENCE
T?T T? T? A STREET
Para Oaai
CAR TICKET
With each fllat ovelwad aad artatad
waa gtvw yea a atraetear ticket ar it
or eoat eboeaor taaa staaaard
Brtooa, Kxpatt work.
C S. WaaaWI, 414 Raleigh BUtf.
aioaraai . ax-aian , raetocTaaaac. .
tha exercise by eortgreaa ot Its preroga-
avaa. He haa refused again and agate
to indorse movements in congrosa look
ing toward the extravagant expenditure
of money. Ha has made a real begln-
IvIflTl'Q M VRT.P.TV NmAl CniTOSBlty of teegon., Eugene. March
TX TtT7 "wr 4-aeorganiaatlon of the Oregon
vi ' a.-lT7Z! committee.
boat from Seattle to Tacoma last night " eflocted TAursday night, according
an overcoat was left. In a pocket this I to James Meek, Portland. - president. ;
note ' was found : "Goodbye, mother." I Doaarlaa FarreJl. Portland, was appointed
.5225? 'ZZfZXSl - chairman of thei8tUn? teair crxnnut-
ivwaj aarvcawa ttw WMVWM vws niira Vev I . . .
I O. Davis. s - i t r . jtetvr.A nnittee,to take care of get
j ting machines to care, for visiting teams
ia ? headed by Ken Wtniamson, : : "; La
; Grande. Ray 'Harlan, Klamath Falls, ts
afl " : 1 . 't . tnr jr rt T lehairmam or the vigilance committee.
1 rwfir nO K K.ri' I iaS ll I Score board will be arranged by Henry
. . W a-aa mrartT Twm -TAtrl PsVp Arrt)Ta I
Ml in charge or tu d.aacejDODiamna&
Bandits (kt Loot;
"TokePoint
The Oyater Supreme
Frth Wholetome
.
Toke Point
Oyster Co.
: 344 Pittock Block
73
tc:j
Them Ewdr! 175
WCwk2ay aA
oatta XTaW A TT - T V-3e
itlne A ka KnHaal tlaaaaaaala TataCTtaa I T 7 . - . x .. T.
vi: vTTT-Ji .vl CXKn.wlr W aTnamiieo the aaiel T awcOTJTEX XARMAGK XlCEKSXS
zz. TrsTjrzz; Ti,mMmiL-ii foi-
wwMa--vj ainniiMMWwi. i amB jrjnr. - IttlE fiaariMEM llaa tn .Maa 1 ..'...... . . m
u. jt v. v. a . 1 . . . . ' .. :i lowing inauTiaKe ucciuscti were issueo
tt-,blatafcaa
I tht. l114 "d i0 fcWund by I by, a janitor. ; 1 Olive F. Snyder, legal, Portland ; Walter!
ZLSrVL "I J?- "VT1 I ' " - U Hamm, legal, and Ella Johnson, legal.
. --"s a a" I , avau. Baa, tcs sr taAVB a ts : i Portland ; Edwin R. Fry, 2. Harrishurg,
agrea that in smnmonmg the arms eon-1 tra ia . wh r.i.' a rr..v a I nr. and Kaih w M.4 Snider. 20. Seattle.
ference he achieved something big. A!Ee-dL riew chief railway clerk for the Joseph K. Higginaas
m hia eabniet, some members have conn I postal arvice, win visit Hoquiavm to la-1 Groves, 39, Portland .John T. Brtckaon,
p a apauwaiav mow oo. ? ei i vestigat the possibility of restabllshing I legal, ana Aim xsnery, iegai, iwtiana ;
oa the whole the Republican view is that 1 nod vtaO tu-TV to ma bench and other I UJce Ryan. 28. and Rnfh Oliver. IS. Rid-
i-reeiueni jjartung nas maoe uw oeax oi points west of Hormiam. Ho was called I die. Or. ; Morel JU Burgome legal, and
uie siutauon wnica conxroiiiea mm When hero by the Oinm-etci rtiib, - - - Altie G. Walker, legal, Portland.
FENNINGS
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Than Guticura
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'iSIIiteity
The" Oregon Jotmul. aklwy the f
alert to be of the greitest poiabfe
twvkfc to its (lVertir and rtrooi.f
bas established clanfird ' ad depoti ;
in every part of the city. ' . : r
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5908 72nd .STREET & E.
is a Journal aassified At. E)epot ; If ytnr live K
near there you can leave your classitied aa vyitn
the clerL r It will get thlsame careful attention .
that it would receive if ryou brought it to The' '
Journal Of fice yinirself . 0 T:' J; - ,
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(Ads leu Aan two lines count as two lines.)
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