DALLAS BUSINESS
BLOCK DESTROYED,
. INCLUDING HOTEL
u . - :.i::.
Loss )ue to Blaze Originating ;n
' Re taurant May Reach Total
il of $20,000; Several Injured.
- Dallas, Or.. May 27. Nearly half
ptock if business bouse on the nortfeJ
Biat otj uran sirwt, Between Main ana
Church streets, was wiped oat by Ere,
which started in the restaurant of Can
ton tc, Arnold today. The loss may reach
$20,0004 Most of the buildings destroyed
were one story frame structures .belong
ing to pi K. Williams. , j. ' ;
- The fthree story brick annex of 'the
OaU hetel was completely rutted. Busi
ness houses burned out in addition to
,tfie ho (jet which la owned by G. B. Dick
inson, tare: Stanton & 'Arnold's res
taurant.: t. 15. Hart's poolhall. C. E.
Lynn's! barber shop. H. K. Smith's real
ctate bffice. G. O. Hoi man law office
and E C' punn's confectionery store.
J'A ong -wind carried embers from
the fine several blocks, setting fire to
the roefs of the city hall, the Catholic
churchj and several residences, but aU
were extinguished with little damage.
Fky4 McCann. a hlgb school boy, while
lighting a fire at the city hall, fell from
the roof and suffered painful injuries
C. (B. SSundberg-. manager of the local
telephone company, was severely burned
J about he neck while fighting the main
fire, aid several of the firemen suffered
minor injuries. The fire was the worst
that has visited Dallas for several years.
- Williams carried but S500 insurance on
his buildings, which are a total loss.
Dickinson , carried . $2500 on the Gall
' Hotel, which will cover his loss. Dunn's
iAsaraoce was 11250, while that of Lynn
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Honor Fraternity
istaousnes JNew
Chapter at 0. A. C.
Oregon Agricultural Colleere. Corvallis.
Liar E7. Delta Slema. Jtho natlnnal
$norary fraternity in forensics. in
stalled! Delta Pi Sigma college local as
i - chapter Friday night Stanley B.
ttouckj of Minneapolis. Minn., national
; f resident, was installing officer. He
ill also install chapters at the Uni
fersit of Washington and University
Arizona.
! Three Portland students were among
fose installed. "Paul H. Kmmett, Clay
C MlHer and Mervin It. Good. Others
pre jmiliara P. ; Black ,and , Maurice
tvuiton.- Corvallis; John Gray, Santa
' Jibsa, tCal; ; Paul X. Knoll. Corvallis ;
Jena R. Nichols, Palo Alto, Cal. : Har
td Readen, Gresham ; Albert; It. Wal
itch, Tr'enton, Mo. ; Chester P.! Merkiin.
tVallaj Walla, Wash. : William Kessi,
ICarlan ! Leib Rlggs and Frank Rose
Iraugh, Salem.
ftitkes re Ready
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Festival Dances by
Pupils Are Colorful;
l Draw Large Crowd
PMpUs of Alys May Browii presented
the, eighth - annual ' spring festival , of
llanos Friday lUght at The Auditorium
before a crowded house., Xn addition to
the program of ballet numbers, special
ties of various types of , dancing and
solo work by Mrtt- Mlacha ,Pls, assisted
by her Melodian chorus added much Xo
thte entertainment. : Music for the danc
ers was furnished by Mischa Fels's or
chestra. ; ; , -
The opening.' number was a iflower
ballet 'offered by-a -group of little chil
dren dressed in flower-like costumes, of
many hues. Special numbers were given
by Betty Forbesf, who danced 1 "Remem
brance," ICaroia Pfeer In "Sunbeam"
Sally IngersoiV. in Valse BriUiant,- ac
companied by Lucy. GiovaneUi. and a
feature dance by Anne Wade anJ Thel
ma Layton. . nr 'f ';:n t-j:- ,fc;.r i
, The Magio Flute," adapted from Mo
aart's opera, was a lovely number pre
sented in four scenes. In this; the sing
ing TThe Temple : Song" by Mrsi. ! Pel,
assisted by the Melodian chorus, was
unusually finished work.- j I j i
"The SnowHake Ballet" with a bril
liant Kusaian solo dance by UtUe Elma
Bueppell and a toe dancing number
by Dorothy Cornish and BilUe Schwabs
were enthusiastically received.! ' j '
' In the following acts of the revue Miss
Alys May Brown in colorful: and; artis
tic costume prescented an Interpretation
of .'The Golden Peacock. Others who
took part in feature numbers were Tfan
Lovill. . Gladys Crabtree, Elma Ruepell
ana t.rna cava&augh. Hundreds of
Officers of newly-organized Portland chapter of juvenile Masonic fratetnlty, board red electric train for Benton, county capital where they assisted i
in organizing new chapter, Saturday. Picture shows, in Informal g;roup-M3eorge Ira Buerstetta, master coimrilOTf-ElsXon IJghtto
wood, senior councilor;: Chester; Logan Arnold, junior councilor; Phillip James Martin, treasurCT;;Arthur Byron Elerath, scribe; Melvln Kenneth;
Bat tee, chaplain; Alrin Donald Stanley, senior deacon; jPi IWUllam Cutler, junior deacon; John Arthur Dundasv senior steward; Ralph;
Coburn Zimmerman, junior steward; Cari Nicholas Sanfcxl, almoner; JIaugha Melvln Brown, wnttnel; William Moreland Starr, marshal;
Mbert J. Thompson, organist; I"raln Walker, first preceptor; Charles Lee Reynolds, Beeond preceptor; Frank Arthur Briggs, third preceptor;
Horace Caspar Kilbam, fourth preceptor; Donald Bertrai Fraley, firth preceptor; Leo Turtledove, sixth preceptor; Horace Johnson Cochrun,f
seventh preceptor; Frederic Charles West, orator; John Elton Brown, standard bearer, and F. Despain, A. Rosenberg, D. E. Wlckland, E.
Ford, Joe Frazer, I. Buerstetta and Don Stanley, comprising members of degree team. .
NEW LEADER NAMED v
V.
Proposed Measure
; aln, Majr 27-The iallot Utle and
.ahort I title for the proposed constitu
tional! amendment being initiated by the
te.KontTax Reduction clubs, have been
prepared by Attorney General VanWin
Ule aid are ready for circulation for
Signatures. The short title refers to
Vie pleasure as the "Initiative and
- Referendum Amendment."
. 1 Its purpose, as set forth by the attor
say general, is "to revise and change the
i ijiltialive and referendum provisions of
liiia cfnstituUon by providing that only
4Jt8 enacted to meet an emergency, con
sisting of insurrection, invasion or con
dition) due to ravages of fire, flood,
fciinlne or epidemic of disease: and acts
Impropriating monev for maintaining
tiie state, government' or , state institu
Sons t not exceeding the , appropriation
made) for the same purpose at the last
biennial legislative session, shall be ex
4icpt from the , referendum and requir
ing ajl measures referred to the people
aithe' by -initiative or referenuum peti
tion or the legislature to be voted upon
inly t biennial regular general elec-
Body Identified as
ffhat oJDallas Man
J Marshf ield. May 27. A body found in
he Qoqnllle river after having been in
the fater probably two months is be-
Beved to be that of J. C. Hutchlngs of
.XLiiikE, r w no came from that place
to Ceos county. Some time ago he at
tempted suicide and said that he was
Worrsd about ' family troubles. Two
lingers missing were the only means of
. fienUflcation. A son at. rtUnn has
been j notified.
I
Octopus Weighing -1
More Than Forty i
Pounds Is Captured
Astoria. May 27. -An octopus weigh
ing more than 40 pounds and with ten
tacles more than five feet in length,
was caught " dytside the Columbia river
entrance yesterday by a. trollerj Brought
to ' this city today, it created consider
able interest, as this type of marine
monster, while common in Puget sound
waters, is rare in this locality. Large
Quantities of deep sea fish were brought
Into "port today by a trawling vessel
operating on the banks off the river's
mouth. The catch included halibut,
red snappers, rockcod. lincod and black
cod, as well as minor varieties.
Bankers 'Talk Shop
Then Go on to Beach
A e tori a. May 27. After a day of
business sessions, during which the re
lationship of the banks to the dairying,
lumbering, fruit growing and salmon in
dustries was considered. the three score
delegates to the annual convention of
Group, 1. Oregon State Bankers' asso
ciation, . went on to Seaside tonight,
where a banquet was enjoyed tonight.
Moat of the delegates will remain at the
beach.; resort over the week-end.
Broken Main Floods
North End Basement
FOR HIP ORCHESTRA
Basements of buildings on Third street
between Flanders and Everett streets
were flooded Saturday night about 11 :15
when the water main in Third street
broke. The water was rushing Into the
street and basements until the bureau
of water works shut off, the hjg pipe
It is i not believed that " great damage
wa3 done.
RECEITITliSHIP IS DESIED
Salem, May 27. .Application for the
appointment of a receiver for the Salem
Fruit union, filed by -the Phes company,
was denied in an order handed down- Fri
day by Circuit Judges Kelly and Bingham.
The Phex company sought the appoint
ment of a receiver In an attempt to col
lect damages aggregating $300,000, al
leged to be due from the union for vio
lations' of contracts. ' v ,
1 if SUrt with
both, burn
J jTm em. Ukm
fcS-?f' tura err
Now Is the Time
j when you need a gas Water-Heater.
i fVimA nnrl coo f V10 T AT. KTT
PERIOR. . It has a cast brass cen-
: 14 ter circulator, double copper coilsvr
ana two burners. It gives you
plenty of hot water quick and
that is what you want. .
r.HtT?TS.J ,x Tff POCKET ASD COME 1W
HONIiAV FOR DK5IOSSTE.AT10N AD PRICES ;
New Display of Bathroom Fixtiires
Qrte-Piece Kitchen Sinks, Laundry Travs EtcJ
Iiet tarkrDavi37 Estimate your plumbing installation- f
TCRWTS MIT
ARRAMfiKO.
PLUIVIBING
1$8 4th St.
f?tte Tamhlll aa
4 Taylor btreets- '
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writc row nct prick
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HEATING
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Manns MannLt
Conscience Compels
Burglar to Return
Clothing, Jewelry
A penitent burglar, who stole clothing
and Jewelry valued at $200 Thursday
night from the heme, of Mrs. M. C.
Ialton, Ko. 275 Columbia, street, re
turned the articles by messenger in a
neatly wrapped parcel, she reported to
police Saturday.
When she answered the messenger's
call he said there was a package "from
Mr. Johnson." She was surprised to see,
when she unwrapped the bundle, every
article which had been taken. She did
noti observe the badge number 'of the
messenger. .
Satisfied with the return of her prop
erty; she asked police to drop the case.
She knew nothing about anyone named
Johnson.
Manus S. Mannlx, a brilliant violinist.
concert master and conductor, assumed
charge of the Hippodrome orchestra her
Saturday, heading an entirely new or
chestra. - j - i A
- Man nix: came ' here from Loew'a State
theatre in Ixs Angeles, where he had
been .conductor sines' leaving Grauman's
"mulion dollar motion picture house.
Prior to comine to California Manntx
was concert master for the St.
SvmnhonT orchestra. I ' iVT
-The appointment of Mannix as ' cort
t! actor and Uve selection! of the best
musical talent obtainable In the city by
Manager E, A. Morris is in line with, the
policy of Loew. Inc., tor provide1: its
pj Irons with superior entertainment. 1
Navy Crew Gains
y
a
Another Victory
Philadelphia, May ! 2T.U-The naval
academy's famous eight added more
Llaurels: today on the Schulkill river in
the eighteenth' annual gruelling battle
with the Pennsylvania University varsity
crew. ' r-.- ...i ;r":A , ' ivrijl -4'.:-
.The Union Boat club fi Boston, made
up of former Harvard varsity) men, was
third.- dropping out of contention, soon
after the start. It was the only other
entry. Pennsylvania made a fine show
ing against the navy in the early stages
of me mile ana nve-sutteentna.'course.
Divorced Educator
To Face Gourt Again
Albany, Or., May 27. Professor Peter
M. ;Nashf superintendent of ihe Beaver
ton' schools, has been summoned for the
fourth time to show cause In the local
circuit court why he should not be held
in Contempt of court following his al
leged failure to pay monthly alimony of
$30j to his former wife for three months.
Nash. -first summoned February 8. 1921,
paid $210 : due. He was subsequently
summoned June 27, 1921, and December
6. each time settling by payments. Lee
Doty- of Albany has also been sum
moned on a contempt charge for alleged
failure to pay $35 a month toward the
support of , his three children, now tn-the
custody of his divorced wife. :
BOXTDS TQTAIr 5 iABGE
Salem. May 27. Cash claims number
ing 11,170 and aggregating $2,813,278 and
aoaa applications . numbering 1082 and
aggregating $2,498,000, have been ap
proved ty. the state bonus commission
to date, according to Captain Harry
Brumbaugh, secretary.
Oratorio Attracts
Capacity Audience
At Salem May Fete
Salem, May 27. Four hundred persons
participated in the rendition of the ora
torio, "The Creation,' at the armory
here Friday night as a feature of the
first Willamette valley .May 'festival.
The armory was packed with an attend
ance estimated at 1400.
. The t great chorus was composed of
singers from Salem,. Monmouth, t Dal
las and Albany, assembled under the
direction of Dr. John R. Sites. Th
chorus was accompanied, by the . Salem
Symphony orchestra of 0 pieces.' Solo
ists featured were Mrs. Jane Burns Al
bers as Gabriel, - John B, - Sief ert as
Uriel. John Claire Monte ith as Raphael,
Charles Cone 'as Adam and Mrs. J. S.
Landers .of Monmouth as Eve.
gaily tinted balloons formed ' a back
ground for the "Bubbles Ballet, present
ed by a group off the little dancers, each
carrying a ; bright hued buble. - Solo
dances 1 were presented by
Schwab and Doris Beddfck,.
Florence
Patterson Sends
Letter, to Olcott
S Of Congratulation
Salem, May- 27. ongTatulatlons . on
his nomination and promise of support
in the. November election were- received
by j Governor;; Olcoft In a letter from
Senator I. L. Patterson, one of the six
candidates for . the I Republican guber
natorial ; nomination, ' this nrarninr.
t congratulate Syou on your nomina
tion ' at 1 the- primaries." he- wrote. "You
shall have my support at the election
this ;; fall as every Republican nominee
for governor of Oregon has had since
1 became a Voter,'
Officers Selected
' !By 65th C.A.C. Vets
Officers for the ensuing year; were
elected by the Veterans of the 85th C A.
C. at a reunion held Saturday night at
the r Benson hotel. Bert O. Bates of
Roseburg was,, elected president S u Rsy
Williams, treasurer, and Harold B. Say,
secretary. Colonel- Creed C Hammond,
formerly commander of the organisa
tion, was honor guest at the reunion
and it banquet. 'The next reunion - Will
be held in Seaside! the last week in June,
1923. About 100 members of the old-, or
ganization attended the meeting. . ' '
Sodennanj Convictbd
Gives Appeal Notice
. Dallas Texas. May 27. NoUce f ap
peal from the Verdict of the jury which
found: D. E. Soderman guilty of man
slaughter' for 'the! killing ofc .jay Clay
Powers,! overseas major, and cira of a
wealthy , Louisville. Ky.. ; family
served . today j by Soderman'a ceunseL
Soderman . was sentenced to five
In Jail-1 The ,jury was out; four
and 5 . minutes. ;
years
hour
Cleveland Six
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Magneto 1 Equipment
. ' t-tl;SEBtES ;
$950.00
PORTLAKI
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BEtlTEBED
Special Terms
en Evenings and Sunday
KEDUciED PBOM
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CAR CO.
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$1.00 CASH FOR
EVERY FULL BOOK
DRUGGISTS
ASder Street at Wet Park
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LIQUOR OFFEIfDEB PAEDOSED ,
- Salem, . May - 27. Ed Corder. serving
a term ; of eight months in the county
jail for violations of the liquor law,
was pardoned Friday by Governor Ol
cotL The petition for Corder's pardon
was signed by-Sheriff- Bower, District
Attorney Carson, and Justice of the
Peace Unrub, who passed sentence upon
the prisoner, as well as by threat num
ber of Woodburn residents.
Ii. ! - I- I .
on si? e
Noted Editress Will
. Talk at Gill's: Soon
Anna Stees Richardson, associate edi
tor of the Woman's . Home Companion
and probably the woman most responsi
ble for the Better Babfa'S I campaign
throughout, the country,, will give -a talk
for women in the "Boys' and Girls. Own
Boob; sltoPbJ- K. GUI company. Monday
at "2 o'clock. A.' reception will follow, i
TO ' FRISCO! ;
THRC 1S-PASS. LIMOrsiJfE TTPEI
rv-. sis, tcesdat; ji ay js '. -
For information call- Mr. Simon i
- Stillwell. at Clyde Hotel. . , :
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Nearly
" at
PORTLANDS tstiST
: riental Office
sup - 'i h f "-: -i"? ? '
Semler"s! feen are very low for the
iepen- e high-standard quality
just about half those charged by the
one-chair dentist. All work guaran
teed IS years.. i
Novocaine Eliminates All
;.- .Paut C'i.' " .
I IHrS OVR ltJATlATTEE
:! TO ETEKT PATIEJiT-
Teeth Extracted by Nitrous
Oxide Gas - - :
.Crown and Bridge Work
- i Rubber Plates . : -f
Repair, Broken Plates ,j
if F1XII5GS.OF 111 " XITfBS '
;Dr Harry Semler
,l . . .' - E5TISTS :
i ' Second Floor Attery BaUdlag
Third and Morrison .
MS0Main::657S ..
, Dr. A B. SUIea with this office.
IStntter
$1.25
Served from 5 to 9 p. m.
Merry .Widow Cocktail: ,
Salted Almonds
CHOICE OF
Chicken -Gumbo a la Creole
Cream of Cannelia 1 Clam JNectar
CHOICE! OF
Baked Royal Chinook
. Salmon. Portuffoise
Fried Tenderloin of Sole, Tartar Sauce
choice ; of .- ..
Toung Stuffed Roast Turkey,
, Cranberry Sauce -
.Filet of Beef with Home-Made
! Noodles and Mushroom Sauce s
Chicken a la King and Toast -'
Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus
BroL'ed TLamb . Chops j with ' New - Peas
CHOICE1 OF - ' .
. New Potatoes ' in Cream
- j. Mashed Potatoes ,N f
Candied Sweet) Potatoea- -
' CHOICE OF " :
Creamed New Spinach .
Sweet Tomatoes , j String Beans
'"-"-'' I - "' - f ii - '-.-W
y Water Cress and Lettuce Salad !
-.- CHOICE OF ....
Apple, Pie - Boston Cream Pie ' i
Strawberry Meringue Pie
. 1 Petit Fours French Pastry ' !
Chocolate or Van ill a, Ice Cream and
- ; - Cake : t - ,- 4
- American tr Roquefort Cheese ; .- j
-.-..-.and Crackers .--f
Coffee . Tea : .Milk; ,-
On Sale This Week
velihgBag
s, Suitcases
All Likly. Dress
Steamer Trunks now
on sale at. .
and Wardrobe, and
1
u. --s-rr tr.ir- jr.ar v.a. 1 m
J
Likly Kit Bag, size 20x22
inch. Black, heavy,' soft,
boarded cowhide;! i brass
fittings. Regular $40.00.
Special at V. ;-. :. . . . ''1 . . .
Suit
- : -:
cases
T AWvr" Wiirv1rikrMk TVfiTlV I:'
Ptill Diva i flvfra YbTPaII: rvri; .
AUii Dsw : cmvmc vv i vvw:
structed, large, roomy and
comiorta&ie. Keguiar price
S112.00 special f. .l y ...
Now
Greatiiy
24-inch all-round leather strap, in black and r brown.
$16.00 Suit Cases $8.00 $8.00 Suit Cases $4.00 ; . $100 Suit Cses $5.25
Reduced
j Garden Hose i
5 Nbw is the time to buy
your Garden Hose.- 5 O' f t-L
ss of J-inch . OCt
Hose for. . . .. -:JUe5tJ.
j RADIO j;
E Complete sets and equip-
ment to rtake your own;
sets.' , V,-": -1 f
E Single Phone. . . .$4.35
Doable Phone. .. . $8.50
j Complete Outfitc
S $14.35 to $65.00
Ingersoll Watches
' Now Reduced V
t $1.50 to $9.00
Bathing Suits
' a. : a a ' a? . -
e nave purcoasea toe enure stock oi me viczon
ulttinc Cc's bathinz suits, which we place on sale
at extraordinarily low prices. - These suits are made
iof best wool yarn, double weave, elastic stitch; will
it the body and hold their shape.; ,
izes 32, 34. 36; values to' 7.00. Priced
pecial at ; ; iJi
ires 38, 40, 42; values to $1 0.0O. Priced 't2l . QQ
pecUl at I . ......... i . . .v. . ; . .-. tir-awtj
IZCS 44, 40, 48, 50; values 10 Sli.QO. C"Q nu
'rice'd 'special at . . . . . ji . . . .. .' . L . .... DJUIJ
tssertment of colors. Ss Alder-St. Window
$3.98
Larf
i .
I f Thermos
j Bottles
', we have la f uil i line f of
Vacuum j . Bottles. Food
Jars. Lunch tits, Auto
Sets ! ai4 fillers' and jre-
pairJ for! all makes.
, 1 -Pint Vacuum
Battle, complete .
89c I
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Nikk-Marr
Perfumes and Peer-;
' ; ' " less
Vel-et Quality
Toilet Requisites
'Now, Being (
Demonstrated
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FAIRIES
LOWEST FOR YEARS
DAILY ilAY 25 TO AUGUST 31
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lines, in column "B" one direction ria California. '-r v ; , . : .hM I i '
The same fares and routes of colurnir "A apply" from all points on the North Bank
read Vest of Plymouth and Goldendale, including Astoria and Seaside, and from all
Deists on the Oregon Trunki Ky. via Caluomia in one direction suzhtly hieher!
eo!nmn "B." From points on Oresron Electric Ry. slightly hiaiier than fxres in Columns
-Proportional fares to certain other cities in the .East. r -rt - - ;1 , '-j-.- r 1
L - Ldbcral stop-over arranrements iff both directions, ' J
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Rail and sleeping car tickets and baggage --ecks ' issued to
destination., - ; '-- . , - t. , . 1- - ; K )'-:- .f.
A 1 Third and Washinrton Sts, 4 Union Station
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