The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 21, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, Arr.II 21. 1D22. -THE GHEGON DAILY JOUUNAL, rOOTLAD, Cr.EGO. Ik LAN GIVES SO ¬ TO DlIDEIISOll, L CRUSADER Th tabernacle' ' is at East Ttlrd and i Irvine streets. Saturday . nlrfit '. the Federated Women's clubs .will be guests at the tabernacle, at whk time the junior hole trill make Its first - appearance. The rnlor chair will sit witb. the audi ence and under the direction ef Walter R Jenkins antiphonal singing wiu oe, vendered hv.th two choir S- .. A special meeting tor men cmy Inr rnnfia) for 2 Ou HI. 8ndT. When Uia evangelist will preach trorn the fclib- ject. 'Serpent Eg j I Portland: Student I! I. BUB . FREED BY JliUY OF . URDER CHARGE II lived together at Burns rouwiff bouse. I and May Gibbons, were held to answer 129i Russell street, and were arrestee tto the federal gran Jury on a cnarge there June 17, three -days after the j of violstln Harrison narcotkj act. killing. - - - - - l .- fc.,.K- -wi Caser, however, aa -hard fcoueo i i- and gav a bad hnpressum a tt court-1 n the pair hrin room, while Burns has a pleasing pex-i " w aanalitr. Moreover Borat' afe a bylllww. . . - v r.-.---. 'v-- - , . ... . j- i j ... i..i. hh art The Connie were arrested Hen w oy her breast throughout tfe. trials. . m" "t SSZJ. as- x na. . a. i Miamffe aCna I a A.I.W1S ' ' W1 lU US. UELUuaj a-vs w. )nS a freight train Tor. twscw thieves. cocaUve J,n .-a o W'ri l tafe deposit box at the Union Sate ue- .. . .rSTl ni iii th bmU 4k Trmst opaay. . Tbeir opera- .' .. John L, Burns, charged by the state w!th being: one of the murderers of James Harry (Back) Philips. O-W. TU UJ. V .yUlUPVWaV y as found rot fcTrtity by a jury in Clr. ': "' " " - - '- ' ' ' ! ' i pok Judce Staoleton's -court, which re n, a rriraltural. College. CorvaUU, 1 turned Its verdict at 9 o'clock. Thursday ins April SXv-lii eorapeUtlon with students I xiight , after being out since 10:1 o'clock and . i,rfi.iinna n awer the United States. 1 Wednesday rnornlnjr. mci uuina . uvaou f- inis was me uitra iriai vi dui im wr ar more leading art crime. Dan Casey, indicted jointly achoole. Miss Faul- with' Burns, was tried twice and at -the ine White of No. Jl! aeAond trial found guilty and sentenced Fargo atreet. Port- t0 be hanged. He is now, awaiting exe land. a Junior in vo- cutioa - catlonal educat ton . peculiarity of the cases was that the at the college, tak- evidence against Burns and Casey was tag work in the art nracticaHy identical, but Burns was , d e p a r tment, won J freed snd Casey sentenced to die. They fourth nonoraDie i j-h Mentioa. pi the an. A pprectation of the services Dr. Ceo sje f. eod Anderson, crusader, is rend rlng , ; . t city through his special meetings. I Vniirth 111 N & tlOI13l Jl. Klux Klan,'. who Interrupted the i rfc- Thursday night and handed the evangelist t'f In cash. , vkile the crusader waspreaching on "Cringing Cowards." the three KUns ith. garbed In white flowing robes wmh masked faces, entered the rear door of the tabernacle. They walked down the alale In single file and when about Iwilf way to the platform Dr. Andersan rvaaed preaching. At first the audience Inokod perplexed at to why the crusader owld stop talking, and then a rlppltof Uiuebter- broke out., but as the three , ksanstnen mounted the stairs to the platform, a breathless quiet prevanod. The trio marched aver to the pulpit and the center ma a advanced and said. "As representatives ef the Invisible Ko pire. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. we wish to present jou with this little gift mi token of appreciation of the aerr- U-m you are rendering the city, KLASeXEX THAXKED The three turned Immediately with' cut waiting for a reply. Dr. Anderson merely said "Thank you." i after which the avdletwe bvn Into applause. - As lions were, esrried on Tron their uar: ten in the Madison hotel, police said. Larson making daily trip to the box to Obtain a supply. : ' ' " ' ' Customers of the two are saio to nave te many cases been society folks. .tbe ing against their poncy to deal with the north end addicts. t ; - ? TKACHKR ARE SOCGHT Oregon Normal School. MonmouUv AprUT.tL-aty school superintendenU of Oregon, who" visited the campus te Thrhad a a4. IIW UKIK. 'If. of . how n got, tnis; wouiiu iu &" i with a stranger at a roonshiner nouae i as very incoiiereBt.' 't V ' ' 630 A li.. -r- CafeteHat), &J X . ' 311 WashbtomSt .Vfcd. : yrZ' r . and 108 Sixth St : cently 'to enjrage" grade' teachers for the coming school year, were : A. C Strange. Astoria ; J. O. McLaughlin, CorvaUls ; IL K. Inlow. Pendleton ; M. S. Hamm, Rose burg; L. Itackatn, Pilot Rock; George XV. Hug. . Salem. Demands for. normal graduates are coming lu every day and rural schools are insisting on normal graduates. " "N- TOTFRS APTrJtR APATHITIC Eugene. April JL The time limit f r fHing Wednesday evening found Lane county "wtth fow-oendldates foe county rommlsaioner. all . Republicans,! J. I'. lUml'.n, J, N. Ranv, IL P. Marqwea and M. Sharverud. Veterg appear aps t he tic. little rolttical talk being heard la -any part ef the county. 1 1 ? . - V. f nasi scholarship scholarship , contest of the Art Students" 'League of (New !,Tork, according to 1 a notice received v- ,.: r- .x ' .., ' from Margaret xer- ': " r; the, league --, Approximately 10u students were en- vZ v-r.n. Z, m.h m,r Df thrhniM. ,n the - contest; including; wore- we Manamen marched out of the build-1...., -... ..w,- ,i wiuawns VI Sjjeaj saiii)i.awvu wssw i Ik Dr. Anderson said : ' "I am not a member" of this organ! sstion. and do not knew anything about lu except what 1 have been told. A atmilar visit waa paid me at Spokane, Tine Art, California School of Art. San Francisco ; Mission School .of Fine Arts, 1 Boston Downer School of Art,. T acorn a Art school. Denver Academy of Applied arts., Detroit Art school and Chicago Art .stitute. "j '. ' .'. ; : Vliss. WhIU'a entries Included drawings 1 - . , drawings; ftgnrsf drawings foe costume. two pieces of batik, and photographs of her -work: 'In pottery and clay modeling. I 'jr rttwi m.m ivi ainvi n ejtsr vg ti s . DIKU la An aetkmltsb arKAAlS thi I :rT. .r I ; fragments. waier-color ..4.. Ika sa view . tXfltKexiaw as n .taw 77.1 the'V.ng;.Vrra-ud i?A-25!5 Hi sermon. J 1 The contest -was held Friday, March w-n wa.k7hfV wh nri , . . .w-i. a. k. .i.kt I of directors of . the league, which has a afraid le take their stand for the r'gnt. I ...,. . .... for fear of public opinion. At the cn-j T ";T" ' . f -w . . - ' . luslen of the service ever 100 went fer i"f., L.lvL, ri.- Wh.'. ward in response to the evangelist's ; JJS LSSoT i.. for r.deda,.tlon or consecration. 5.. jftO;. REKTICES TONIOHT bur. work is, confined to those phases of Tonight at 7:10 o'clock Dr. AnderHM J-srt education related to the Industries, will preach from the subject. "The C'-1 dress, 'and the home, and to the ideals ponter That Bridges the Chasm.? Ouats I bt. art in. everyday life.". : at, the service will be the young people's f ! '.:' 1 irganlasttene and organised labor, I 'v ; . v, OSCAR ODEKBEBO lTredirg the service the young folkal Albany: Or., . April tl. Oscar Oden , ill march through tha downtown I berg. Jt. died at the home of his parents. streets and sing the crusade songs. The I Mr. and Mrs. C- C Odenberg. near Al- teagurra are asked to meet at the First bany.' Wednesday night. He la, sur- Msthodlst church st g:S0 for the parade. . vlved by his wife snd four chlldreb. P 'V This New Console $tyle Vicirola No. 280, Price $200 Now on Display at Our Store 1 Enjoy This Goriwrt lgra i in Your H(HriTpni $6.75 ' VV - . ,.-.y '.V: i ....J . .. . . ... . . Couple 4 With Many Aliases Is Held on . Narcotic Char ge 1 r - - ' ' ' FoHowing a lengthy hearing Thuraday S afternoon before .District ; Judge Mar- tin Hawkins, acting Unlteds States com- g ; mtssioner, Hans Larson, alias H. Price. alias c Olson; and -a . woman kao- a s clS5 S "THE MOST OF THE BEST. 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