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roreatam of
Mar IT.
& P. O. K. JnMIe. ai IML
aiultnouaa Uoontr Christian Kndeaeor Union
ansae . eatirestiea. Mar as-xa,
tMnl PiafM i latheraa Inuf Peaole's
LMtw tuaU cmnuiia, aartlaid. May
a, as. :s v. t. -i aaparraaern mniriL wm
Mar 3a.
Kcarta Feeifie assembly of tfaa Conrcn of the
Xaaerene. Portland. Hay 21-28,
retrooa of jtnavaaan. actM srante. ae
snnamna, June a.
tmJae at JCeetera Star, craad cfceptex. Jim
la-ie. - t
Boa rTml. psa-UaBd. m 20-2.
vncoas maw
Kaacbazc. Job 24.
Oresta Free Mathodlat church annual eos-
!im Tna DaBea, J ana 31.
Aaatrieaat Baas JCeoooeuca saaialstlisa Cor-
Saaasaer Mefceoi tac rm ml L-knnyL
titedxoM Ciaataaana park. July le-si.
Tb AMdua liittwii m Hanalns, ialx
Colombia, etnmae a.Mu. f TTnttaA Pnt.
vyvmrn efioren, Forest Gim, July 18-3.
vTVKaa mai Biinf aaaonanon aanaai
Tanttoo. CorraJHa. Jul, 21-2.
OlMlia BlnHtf. Tnmk J'.
Mr. CotniMa OtK. July 28 to Anraet T.
uvnnis uiou e ma Jseu. itu ceancu.
M, JWJT 38-28.
7i w4k. A orwit vi2.
Ureaon C brtati.u (Mam unms.. mfa.
eneev uuaba cat. Auwt aT to KefXesaber .
omftHHa at f rocaatant Kpuoopei
It r -aaaerica. rocuana, septemDer -2a.
aituna-UD. a-enoiecall- Hantaanbar 21.23.
Knights Temnlir a rand m mindrr ka
aura, uciooer is. "
rr1 mowi aaaooaooa. Balean. Mremter 8-9.
lata Teacbee- ajaocutlon.. Uacam&aa- e-3U.
WEATHER FD&ECAST
' Oraaoa Tonight and W
aria h i. arliwta
eooter tocigbt east portion; tnodeiata wind.
paidy.
WEATHEE COKDITIOXS
j nara saa Daan not iim - fiiuim .f imuum
OiatnbauoB dariiif tha last 24 taonra. Th
tiraaaura mntlnnaa ralativala l4aK m tv. r.if i
nd north Atlantic eoaat. and a moderate ' low
Praoara area axtendJ from Saakatnhawan annth-
wrd to Arisona? Licht raios hare faUea over
a urm belt astendlna from Honthara r'alifn.
nia and Ariaona nortneaatward to Minnesota
and MiaaouL It ia murh wamaa in ih.
rn Kockj mountain tesion and nnoer Miaaonri
vaUey; ehewbere only alteht chum in tam.
perauua nar oemrrea.
"Kalatta bnmMlty at Portland Xnnn amfar.
day. 8 cent; S p. m. yeaterda;, 34 per
"w a..u. hxiij, i a per cenL
Fractx ration alnea luimn t Tt.i tr i a
inehaai arraaal. 21.84 inches: deficiency. V70
inrwaa. JTlLaJlJk. I.H J AM
OB8EBTATI07TS
Wednesday fair; gentle
STATIONS
Baier. Or. v
Beaton. Maaa.
Buffalo, . T ,
' Calgary. Alberta . . . . ,
Chieatow' IU ,
JenTor.J Colo. .......
. Dee Mainaa, Iowa . . . ,
Iodca City. Kan.
' Edmonton, Alberta . . .
Freeoo, Cal
Gaiiaaton. Tezaa
Hihat, Mont.
Honolulu, I. B. .....
Hotob. fl. D. . . .-. . . .
i J mma a. Alaaka . . . . .
TTinaai OUy, Mo. . .
Ia Ane)ea CaL . . .
Marehfield. Or.
Hadtord. Or. ...... ..
MemphJa, Tana. . . . . .
J'ew Orleans, Ia.
New Tprk. K. T.
Nome, Alaska
North Head. Wash. . . .
North Platte. Neb. ...
Oklahoma City, OkOa. .
Phoenix. Aria.
Pittaburc Pa.
Poeatello, Idaho
Portland, Or.
Prince Ropert, B. C .
Roeebnnt. Or.
RneweU. N. M
Sacramento, Cel.
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Pael. Minn.
Salt Lake City. Utah .
San Tieco. CaL
Saa Francisco. CaL . . .
Seattle. Wash.
Sheridan. Wyo.
Sitka. Alaska
Spokane, Wash
Tanana. Alaska
' Tatooah Island, Wash.
Tonopah, Nam.
Valdea. Alaska
Vancouver. B. C.
Walla Walla, Wash.' . . .
Washington. D.
WillUton. N. t." ;
. Winnemncca, NaT. . . . .
Y skima. W ash.
Temp. 1 1
ye- fci li
i'-1 ll
72 42 6
80 48 0
62 62 O
82 48 A
62 6 0
45 88 .01
172 60 0
44 .22
T8 60 0
89 04 .14
80 66 1.38
70 68 0
78 0
06 40 .22
48 40
86 62 .02
T4 64 0
T8 12 0
88 4 .0
74 02 0
84 08 .76
72 68 .02
86 0
60 60 O
62 42 .02
86 84 0
06 62 .68
72 60 6
66 42 0
84 60 0
64 46 .44
86 60 0
66 64 .02
82 62 6
72 68 0
72 63 .14
68 48 0
64 66 O
82 63 0
76 64 O
58 84 0
46 04
80 56 0
66 0
60 48 0
68 50 O
46 20
70 60 0
84 68 0
78 64 0
62 46 .06
72 42 0
88 60 0
'Afternoon report of precedine day.
boot to Attend Deaconess Meeting'
Miaa NeUia M. Curtlss, superintendent of
the Portland Deaconess jiome, went to
Seattle Monday to attend annual meet
ing of the general deaconess board of
the Methodist Episcopal church and also
to learn the names of the church lead
ers who will visit Portland Thursday.
Several of the denominational leaders
who came west to attend this meeting
will return through Portland. A lunch
eon is being arranged In their honor for
Thursday noon at the Hotel Seward.
Reservations may be made by calling
tha deaconess home. Miss Curtlss ex
pects to return Wednesday.
Bawtos to Leotnra Tonight p L
Rawson, London savant, will not leave
the city today as announced and will
uierexora lecture at the Multnomah
. hotel, room 8-A, at 8 p. m. His lecture
at noon was on "Divine Healing." To-
nigm ne wui snow what takes place
. after death and what tha next world is
like and will explain why spiritualistic
phenomena are true although the theory
of spiritualism Is not true. In his opinion.
To "Talk ob Bill Collecting The-' suc
a eeasful bill collector must be a thorough
student of psychology, according to I.
B. Cornell, and must make use of scien
tific strategy lit accomplishing his pur
poses. Cornell and J. M. Albert will be
the principal speakers at a meeting of
the Portland Association' of Credit Men
to be held in the Crystal room of the
Benson hotel. Thursday at 6 fl5 p. m.
Eeesemirs C1o to Meet The Eco
nomics club of Evening Star i Orange will
meet at the Grange hall Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, with luncheon at
noon.
Special Sale af Kipolat PeaeHf
Genuine gold filled, $1.34 ; genuine gold
v plated. 68c; sterling silver. J 1.34. Lewis
Stenger. Morrison at Tenth. -Adv.
trader Governor Olcott's management
of the penitentiary up to September 20,
1920. tha cost per convict .increased
HEADQUARTERS
tor
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jFEKCE AND GATES
NORTmSTFENCE&WIHEWOHXS
:, as iBion AV4k. Cor. Oak -.,,-
Alivnalactarer , .
PerUssd. Oregon Pkose Bast t7
ON HIS
RECORD
HALL
GOVERNOR
FOR
Pald Adv. .
$14.12 par month over th eost of Gov
ernor - Wlthyootnbs's management- for
19 if and to September 20, 1918. These
facts will be found on page 28 of the
officfiU report of tha Oregon state board
of control dated October 1. 1926L The
World war was ended before Oksott be
came governor by tha death of Governor
Withycombe. The governor has sole abd
absolute control of all penitentiary ex
penses. Senator Patterson promises
10 par cent reduction in taxes;.! have
known him for many years and never
beard him accused of laraartng a prom
ise. I have no reason to think he fa
vors any measure I am advocating, hut
I am sure ho will oppose all efforts to
go back to tha old corrupt political
methods. -Paid adv. by W. S. XTRen.
room 216 Oregontaa bldg-. Portland, Or.
Colombia Stages Cformerly known as
Shepard's Auto Bus Lines) Portland
8t Helens division Leave Portland
10 a. m. and 4:15 p. m. daily and 11:15
p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
only. Leave St. Helens T:J0 a. m. and
1:15 p. m. daily and :1S p. m. Satur
days. Sundays and holidays only. All
cars heated. XMva from and arrive at
the new Aato Stage Terminal depot. No.
S52 Yamhill street, corner oC Park straat.
' Phone i Main 8611. Adv.
Saaday School aiaetiBg Baptist Sun
day school superintendents and teachers
will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at tha
Grace Baptist church. Kast 76th and Ash
streets, for their monthly workers con
ference. Tha Rev. E. A. Smith of Lents
Baptist church will speak on "Baptist
Religious Educational Institutions," and
C. C. Hessemer of tha Arleta . Baptist
church an "How to Teach Missions in
the Sunday School." C. C Callaway wUl
pres Ue.
Columbia Stages (formerly known as
Shepard's Auto Bus lines) Portland
Mul'tnomah Falls-Hood River-Dalles di
vision iLeave Portland. 9 :30 a. m, 11 :30
a. m., 2 :30 p. m. and 4:45 p. m. daily
to Hood River.- Multnomah Fall local
Sundays and holidays, and 11:15 p. m..
Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave
Hood River :0 a. m. 11:30 a. m.. 2:30
p. m. and 4 :45 p. m. dally. Direct con
nection with aUstages to and from The
Dalles. Phone Main 8C11. Advx
Dance For Qaeea Caadldate Southern
Pacific employes will hold a dance and
rally for the benefit of their queen can
didate for the Elks spring festival at
Hillsboro tonight. The- dance will be
held in the municipal auditorium of the
valley city and a special train will leave
Fourth and Stark streets at 8 :15 o'clock
to carry the employes and their friends
to Hillsboro. A return special will leave
for Portland at 11 :60 o'clock.
Social Workers Lsncheon Tohn Hen
derson, executive secretary of tha com
munity service, will speak on the com
munity service here and elsewhere
Wednesday at noon In tha Seward grill
at tfaa social workers' luncheon. Non
members may phone reservations to the
grill.
Knlrnts Intiate 8 Fifty candidates
were initiated into various degrees of
the Knights of Columbus Sunday after
noon. First and second degree initia
tions wars is ehargw ef i offlaers -of ; tie
Portland council. J. - J. Burket, Dan JV
Coman, John R. Murphy ( K. Jpisngdahl
and Ad Moore. The major, degree work
was in charge of Frank J. Lonergan,
saprasne director, assisted by JNeil Boyle,
F. H. Peare and P. J. HanlevJ Follow
ing tha ceremonies a banquet was held
ia tho Portland hoteLjj- liM y j:
ColaBtala SUgts formerly: fnotri a
Ehepard's . Auto Bus j Lines) .PorUand-
Astoria-Seasida division Leave Port
land 7:30 a. ra 10 a. j m ! 1 pt an.. 4tl5
av m. and 12 :10 a. m. Leave Astoria .7 15
a. raw 16 a. , 10 p. row 3 US p. mjiand
6 :15 p. m. Direct connections at Astoria
to and from Seaside' And Clatsop beach
points. All cars heated. Leave from
sad arrive at tha new Aato Stage Ter
minal depot, NO. sal xamaiu street,?: cor
ner of Park street. Phone Main 86U.-
Adv. - ii-rt!HJr i;if
Field Eally Foityoaed The annual
Boy Scout field rally has beeh postponed
from May 27 to June 10. according t to
James S. BrockwayJ scant i ! executive.
This was dona because the public school
field rallies win be held May; 25 and ,2ft.
and also to give prospective ;0rst aid
atoity,
soiy
w
second grade scouts opportunity , to re
ceive their badges at the rally after
taking their examinations soar thef and
. 1:1
of this month.
Leagae Invites
have been invited to
Candldatei
Candll
dates for nomination i at the i primaries
have been nvltaa to present;! pneir jpsx-t
forms to members- of tha Hellenic-Amer-
at
Cltlacilai : luuttums
nryers ; andji judges.
r. John C 'Shfllock.
L. B. F. Mulkey!-Adv.
lean league Wednesday St 7345 P- inj
AUsky hall. Third and Morrison. ' j j i I
41X Hart for Clrcalt Jadgeif-Paldl adv.
by J. C. SbiUock. ii :J: , t !
3. tr. Hart, for Circuit lijudge.; "De
partment No. 5, ia well fitted by train
ing, temperament and 22 years' active
and successful practice. He !is endorsed
by many leading citisensi including
business men. lawyers
James j. crossiey,
CUrenca II. Gilbert,
Camp ta Elect Delegatet-Delegatea
from Scout Young camp No ' 2 to the
state Spanish-American War; Veterans
encampment, at Pendleton, in, June; will
be elected at tha regular camp meeting
at 8 o'clock tonight. In room 575 Court
house building. . ; j j. ; J ; . j; j j j
Lawyer If eeded oa PnbUe Serrlee :Co-
nlitloa No hold-over member arid) no
ether candidate is .a lawyer. : See i ad.
page 13. Vote for Layman(-(Ady.f by
Liaymanfor-Commission Club.) j j . j
Portlasd-SalanB Stage Leave Stage
Terminal. Park i.nd Tamhlll. hourly
from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. and
11 :20 p. m. daily. Saturdays. Sundays
and holidays. 9:30 p. m. and
Main MIL Adv. , v, - ij
Bednea Phone Bates Vote
call Buchtel and Williams, i Vote for Mc-
joy ana iwerngan to replace tne raie
ralsera Robert G. Duncan, chairman of
public service recall committee. Adv.:
PertlandTniaseek Cadlllae Stage.
Stags depot, Park and Tamhlll streets.
Daily at S S5 a. mi. 12 XQ and S :30 p-jm.
8 pedal arrangements made for fishing
parties, 'ktaln 361L Adv. ' j ( ,
"Ladles' -flight Banqnet" faaif ki-fThe
Brotherhood of the First Congregational
church will hold Its "ladies j night pan-
pwl oar at
a. Suhd
11:200,
yes to!
y i i i m 1 1; ni ji 1 1 1 1
i: IH
Marry people would
-sooner clispense Wk
Ltafc&t altogetker
tnan to mi&Jtiiem
steamine "can
TVs web. ilav
lencbeiojeiit
to every meal
That's fine, but before going you'd better lay
in your Gasco Britiuets at the Special Summer
Price or arrange for that Gasco Furnace
In
I hi
You'll enjoy your trip better, when W
that your heating problem is provided for.
m
Call at the Gas Office or
; Phone Slain 6500 .
know
1 '
mtin ii i i i i i
auet tonight. Ih men, under the di
rection of Frank Mangold, who will act
as chef, will cook and serve tha dinner.
It la to he a chicken dinner with all the
trimmings. Tha women who arvedj the
banquets durmgTthe last season will be
ta guests or me proutarnooa. Aitr
dinnen views of Oregon and
lag pictures of Oregon Industries wwa oe
shown by Mr. Byam of th Kixtr stodla
; Str. AJaerteawSt. Helens via Columbia
river. 3:30 tv nJ dally: 11 :36 a. m. Sun
day. ! Aider street dock. Mala 8323.
Advi
Sail
order.
Fifth
Sale
os Bods to Beat Rods made to
at
Fleming. 292 Waahlngonj
street., roadway 4125. Adv,
si-Jim City Stage Connects O.
K. trains Noa..-t5 and 9 for Mill City.
Joseph Hammai. Salem, prop. Adv.
": See! Xeetakg isrettees for 17 th of I May
eelebration.-iAQv.
ii. "
Republicans Name
Comity Delega
tes
Aberdeen. Wash., May 16- Twenty
two
Removes! Hairy Growths
witnout fain or isottter
Modes of Today)
It is not necessary to use a painful
process to Temove hairy growths,! for
with a little delatone handv vou can
keep tha skin entirely free from these
beauty destroyers. To remove hair,
make a stiff paste with a little pow
dered delatone and water. Spread this
on the hairy surface and in about 2
minutes rub off, wash the skin and
the i hairs are gone. To guard against
disappointment, be careful to get real
delatone. Mix fresh as wanted. .
; ' .! , - I ... . ' : . ' : ! I .
delegates, 1 Grays Harbor quota to the
Republican county convention to be held
in Cbehalis June 10. war selected by
the ! Republican eoanty j central commit
tee Monday. Tho delegate are headed
by Stat Senator- jy W. Loomis. who will
be delegate at large. United States Mar
shal K. BJBenn of Tacoma. who J retains
his I residence hare, : was selected for
member of the resolutions commute. -
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Silk : sport frocks
j Canton Crepe j
! Crepe Romainc
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id fitting. Everybody V sizes 34
to 50-4-pnced from
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These white , shirts,
cool. They're her
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without collars, j
Hats $3.50
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The
STATE viENT OF
BANK OF
NDntlON
National oIssoctatton :
(a. national bank)
I AN FRANCISCO
1X)RTL.AJND t: SEATTLE I :s
CALIFORNIA
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, MAY j5. 1932
TACOMA'
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts
Bank Prcmiscs San Francisco & Branches
Other Real Estate
Customers Liability under Letters of Credit
Sundry Bonds and Stocks , J; iy';,
United States Bonds to secure Circuution
Other United Srato Securities ' ! !
Redemption Fund with United States Ti
Other Assets : '
Cash and Sight Exchange
Capital
Surplus andUn
1-IABILinES
IVofits .
e for Taxes and Interest
ation -i
ijetters of Credit
Bills payable and Rediscounts with Federal
WW Reserve Bank
OterlJabflities
f- S !. .. .- ' I il
Deposits :M
I 1111-1-
reasurer
54,388,546:6$
211093.71
4,1541,262.12
4,510,955.94
S,la5O,OOO.O0
4,322,328.17
07,500.0(
5,26.68
23,600,548.34
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The Bakk of Cairo
institute one-Jii
POR'TXAND
WTtllAJA A. MArftAT. .OfeaU
JAMES T. BUirrCHAFI Javfnt Mmr '
ORKii, U.A.SanFroncua.P(
of the 'Bank's effias have the protection ef thi entirt &pita Surplus ajtd
Undivided Profits of the
95,439,977.05
8,500,000.0
8,718,106.2
151,433.9
2,124,297
4,775,430.11
300,000.0t)
298,1599
70,572,549.68
$95,439,977.0;
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Seattle and Tacoma
&posOori at any ' 'one
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