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TUESDATJUNE 13, 1922. THE OREGON DAILY - JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. TOWN TOPICS - CUM1MU KVK.NTS (MK ot Eastern Blar, (rand chapter, Job 1J-1S. 6Ulh reaatoB; Oregon ' Pioneer es-ociatlon. Fortiand Municipal auditorium. Jane 1ft. Kneampment, , U. A. it., department ot Urecou. Pendleton, J una IS to 17. Kose FaaUTaJ. Portland, Jn 2U-23. Oregon HUt Letter Utntn' association. Koseirorg, Jane JS4. , Oregon Kree .Methodist ehurcB animal con ference. The Dalies, J one 2S. . American Hone Econooucs association, Cor TaUia, July S-H. , . Summer School for Epaseopel Clergymen. Gladstone Chautauqua park, July 14-21. - The mrnria institute at Banking, Jail 10-23. - 4 , Southern Oregon KpworUj League Institute. Ashland, July 17-2. . Columbia sanrmer conference of United Pres byterian ctrnren. or eat Urora, Jul lo-23. Oregon State Editorial auocauoa annual convention, ConaJIia, July 21-28. Oregon Bute Baptist contention, Colombia City. July 24-2., Kpwortii Lnpn Institute (MetbodUt). rails City, Ore., July 34-30. Oregon ' Baptist toon People's rammer as sembly, Colombia City, July 2 ta August 7. Improved Older of Ked alia, great council. Bend, July fW Week. aogost la. Oreso Christian fcndearor rammer confer ence Coiusnbia City, Augost 2o to Ueptem- , I"' contention of Protestant Eptaeopa: .." -America, Portland, September ft-23. iiound-L'p, Pendleton, September 21-23. . anights Templar,-, (rand commandery. Hiac hurt, October la. acljc international LiTestoca ij position, Portland, Morember 4-11. beeftT UoU1 ocit"n. Salem,. Septem Btato Teaches- aasorfation, Occember 28-30 WEATHER FORECAST Portland and vicinity: Tonight and Wed neseday cloudy: westerly winds. Oregon and Washington: Tonight and Vedneadar cloudy west portion, fair cut por tion ; moderate westerly winds. WEATHER CONDITIONS A moderate low pressure area i central orer Arizona, and another oTer New England : else- herre' biph pressure preraiis. The precipitation was lisht and ocenrred in the upper JJiMiaaipii Taller. The weather la macb warmer in the central and southern Rocky mountain region: in other aections chances in temperature were small and unimportant. Kelatire humidity at Portland: Noon yes terday, 63 per cents 5 p. m. yesterday. 33 per cent; 5 a. ra. today. 82 per cent. Precipitation since January 1 : Total 17 85 finches; normal, 23.60 inches; deficiency. 5 75 inches. f RBANK UILLAM. OBSERVATIONS Temp. a o "2. ft". S i I f 82 52 0 R8 B2 0 74 S2 0 64 46 0 82 74 0 .02 RS BO 0 88 BS .14 . . . . 68 0 78 82 5S O 84 7S 0 7fl 59 O 78 .... 0 83 80 0 2 .... 0 t4 7 0 70 56 0 64 50 0 85 49 0 92 78 0 90 7 0 76 52 O 42 .... 0 56 52 0 98 68 0 02 70 0 96 66 0 72 52 0 . 79 55 0 54 48 .24 88 B4 0 80 64 0 76 54 0 92 70 .22 78 62 .10 88 66 0 66 56 0 62 54 0 74 52 0 80 32 0 60 .... .04 82 j 52 0 56 0 58 50 0 74 56 0 68 .... O 70 52 O 88 60 0 82 54 0 86 48 0 94 58 0 STATIONS feaker. Or! ......... Boise, Idaho Boston. Mass Buffalo. N. V Calgary, Iberta Chicago. Ill . nehver, Colo. Tes Moines, Iowa . . . . Tiodee City. Ejiii Edmonton. Alberta . . . . Fresno. Cal. 'UWeston, Texas -, . . . Helena. Mont Honolulu, T. H Huron. S. I Juneau, Alaska Kansas City, Mo. . . . Los Angeles, Cal Msrshfield. Or. Medford. Or - . Memphis, Tenn. New Orleans. La New York. N. T Nome, Alaska North Head. Wash .. . North Platte. Neb. . . . Oklahoma City, Okla . . Phoenix, Aria, Ptttxburg, Pa. Portland, Or. - Prince Rupert; B. C . . Roaeburg, Or. Roswell. N. M Sacramento, Cal St. Louis, Mo St. Paul. Minn , Salt Lake. Utah San Diego, Cal San Francisco. Cal . . . Seattle. Wash. Sheridan, Wye. Sitka, Alaska Spokane, Wash. Tanana, Alaska . . . . Tatoosh Island, Wash . Tonooah, Nf. ...... Valdes. Alaska Tancourer, B. C ..... . Walla Walla. Wash . . . Washington. I. C Winnemuccs, INer. . . . Takima. Wash P. M. report of preceding day. Columbia States Portland - Mult nomah Falls-Hood River-The Dalles division Leave Portland Stage Ter minal, Park and Yamhill streets, 9 :30 a. m., 11 :30 a. m., 2 :30 p. m., 4 :45 p. m., daily to Hood River and 6 :30 p. m. daily to Hood River, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 11 :15 p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays to Jood River. - Leave Multnomah Falls for Portland, 9 :20 a. m.. 11 :20 a. m., 1:20 p., m., 4:20 p. m. and 6:35 p. m. daily. Direct connections with all stages to aad from The Dalles. Phone Ulain 8611. Yonth to Get Trial Here As an ac- commodatiorv- to Harold J. Des Moin eaux. Seattle youth, who is now serv ing a three years' term at McNeil island for violation of the federal motor vehicle theft act. Federal Judge Bean ruled that he could have his trial here on another charge, and serve out both sentences at once. Des Moineaux Is charged with giving a local phonograph company a forged check for J50ti which was stolen from the navy yard at Bremerton. He will enter a plea of guilty. Portlaad-Astorla-Seaslde Division Leave Portland Stage Terminal, Park nnd Yamhill streets, M0 a. m.. 9 :30 a. m., 11:S a. m., 1 p. m.. 4:15 p. m., 6 :45 p. m. and 12 :30 a. m. daily. Direct connections at Astoria for Seaside and Clatsop beach points, except on 6 :45 ' p. m. stage from Portland. Leave As toria for Portland 7 a. m.. 10 a. m.. 12 noon. 2 p. m.. 4 p. m.. 6 :30 p. m., daily and 9 p. m. daily, except Sundays, 11 :15 p. m. Sundays only. For further In formation i phone- Columbia Stages, Main 8611. Baron Evgeae Fersen will complete his series of lectures With a course of seven lessons on "The Science of Be ing," beginning Tuesday, June 13. Multnomah hotel, 8:15 p. m. Phone ' Broadway 6560. Adv. Salem -Mill City Stage Leaves Salem stage terminal for Mill City ; io. 1. 7 s30 a. m. ; Nlo. 3, 10 :30 a. m. : No. 5: 4:30 p. m. No. 1 connects with east bound train at Mill City. Jos. Uara- . man. Prop. Adv. Portland-Salem Stage Leave Stage Terminal, Pars, and Yamhill, hourly from -7 a. tn. to 7 p. m. and Owl car at 11:20 p. ra. dally. Saturdays. Sundays and holidays, 9 :30 p. m. and 11 :20 p. m. Main 8S11. Adv. r Hood River's finest eating place. The Pheasant and Oregon Hotel dining room, all under same mangement. Adv. . CemmaBity Cherch Confereaee The eec&nd annual Northwest Community Mrs. Kate Dejl Marden j and j J,' Mrs. E. Gladys Nash I ' i "c ,; Announce that "-, 'Ut. y"' f - 1 . THE DUNNING SCHOOL 1 9 fe will give a public demonstration or tlte DUNNING SYSTEM or lmnrovea mww firuay lor txiermners winMiiv is Jim 11 at :1a o'clock, at the Lincoln High School auditorium, 3rd and Clay Sts i : Normal Training Class for 'Teachers I conduct! by 1-aura Jones Rawiinson. normal teacher, : opens June 1J. 1 - - - -1 - Booklets ana information upon request, t H I?rM St, fer. liU.. Telepbeae Brwadway 32 1 KGG-KGN-KYG Radio Hallock & Watson - Radio Service Northwestern Radio Mfe. Co. . Willard P. Hwley Jr. Broadcasting The Journal News U. S. Health Bulletins Radio Advice and Instruction Journal of Western Industry Farm Bulletins Entertainment DAILY PROGRAM TUESDAY, JUNE 13 EVENING S:30- KG a. Journal baseball bul letin. 5:30- 8:00 KQO. Lata) i roeal and instru mental aelectiona. 7:30- S:00 KGQ. rfoorwal news sMilletlna. S:00- 9:00 K ON. - United Urates Health bulletin. Late Tocal and instru mental phonograph sjecord. 9:00-10:00 It VG. The Orpheus Male Chor us. Ine.. at Portland. Or.,?Wil ltam Manseil Wilder director, assisted by Harriet Leach, so prano: Florence Leach, contral to, and Mrs.: Percy W. Lewis, pianist:' i PKOUKAM The Passing- Kealment" (Mason) "Here in the Twihgnt Ulow' (Bishop) Iraet, "!. Hear the Gentia Lark" . . IBubop) tin met and Kloresce Leach. Duet, "Whispering Hope" .....,( Hawthorne) Harriet and Florence Leach. "The Lona ly loses"., j (SulliTsn) "Uockin' at 'de Win' " . . ." (Neidlinger) "Wake With the Lei".... (tieibel) Solo. "If ' (Vanderpool) Harriet Leach. Solo, "or Car'lina" (Coope) Harriet Leach. "Old Farmer Slow" (Geibei) "Goodni;ht ' . k . . t Dudley Buck) Program arranged and presented by the Mc-lomraU- onn Music company tor Willard P. Hawley Jr. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 AFTERNOON 12:00- 1 :0O KQN. Instrumental and eocal phonograph musio (courtesy Kemick tc. Co. ) . 1:00- 2:00 KQY. Instrumental and Tocal phonograph music 2:30- 3:30 KGN. New phonograph rec ords. 4:30- 5:30 KQQ. Late Instrumental and yocal records (courtesy Keed Krench Co. ) , - Questions sent on radio to The Journal or Hsllock & Watson Kadio Service. 192 Park street, will be answered oo Saturday nights, between and 10 o'clock, by station KGG. church conference opened this after noon at the Y. M. C. A. Following the devotional service the Rev. E. R. Mar tin, upper coast superintendent crfthe American Sunday School union, spoke on "Unchurched America." t and the Rev. K. Carter of Newberg on "Build ing" Up a Church, or Building Up a Community." Tonight at 8 o'clock Dr. H. L. Bowman of the First" Presby terian church will speak on "When the Churches Disarm." The conference wHl conclude with two sessions tomorrow at 9 a. ""m. and 1 :30 p. m. Xtw Store Building Plans for a new store building to be erected for Couch & Currier, in the St. Johns district, are now ready, according to an an nouncement today. The new structure, which will be of reinforced concrete, Will be 25x100 feet, two stories high, fronting on Jersey street and adjoining the Peninsula Security company build ing. The lower floor will be occupied by Couch & Currier grabateria and the upper floor will be divided into nine office suites. The contract will be let within a few days. More Time Allowed Peddler Thomas Ryan, convicted narcotic peddler, was allowed 10 days Monday by Federal Judge Bean in which ito file a motion for a new trial. Ryan was found guilty last week of selling $200 worth of narcotics to a Chinaman, who was a government narcotit informant. , Lakevlew Supervisor Here Gilbert D. Brown, supervisor : of the Fremont National forest, arrived in Portland from Lakeview Monday to attend the sessions of the Masonic grand lodge. He will spend several days on detail at the district headquarters of the forest service before returning. Foresters Return Fred V. Cleator and Ryle Teed have returned to the forest service from Wenatchee where they have been classifying some 20,000 acres of forest land with the idea of effecting land exchanges with the state of Washington for school lands. Baron Eugene Fersea's regular course of instruction in science of being, start ing Tuesday, June 13, at 8 p. m.. tea room, mezzanine floor, Multnomah ho tel. Inquiries and registration, 337 Chamber of Commerce building. Adv. fSSO Fine In Liquor Case Harvey Sackett of Jewel, who was convicted last week by a federal court jury of violating the Volstead, act, was fined $250 this morning by Federal Judge Bean. Catholic Laymea'g Retreat This year's retreat for Catholic laymen. BUILT TO ENDURE" liAKAUiJi RE1IIA11ES are those BED- KOOFED. good looking, substantially built Sectional farages tnat yon see in your neignooruooa. KJL'ILT TO NDCBE" Absolutely. Easy tn Krect Kconomy to Ship. P erl C J We erect them irt Redlmade Bids. Ce., Portland. Or. 31 B E. 11th. 2 Elks. S. Hawthorn. Phone East 8114. FOR THE LUNCHEON. PICNIC OR AUTO PARTY "EVERYTHING PROM ! SOUP TO NUTS- Tip Top Delicatessen and Grocery 13TH AND MORRISON 8TS. OPEN SUNDAXS AND EVENINGS NEW PERKINS HOTEL In Portland's Business Center Rates from $1.00 with detached bath $1.50 with' private bath held under the auspices of the Oregon. Knights of Columbus, will be held at Mount Angel college next Friday and Saturday. The Rev. Charles Smith, pastor of St, Patrick's pariah. Port land, will conduct the retreat exercises. The closing ot the retreat on Sunday morning will coincide with the Corpus Christl services tn the town of-ifount AngeL PV N. Smith, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, Mount Angel, has charge of the arrangements. Colsmbla SUfti Portland - St. Helens-Rainier local. Leave Portland State Terminal. Park and Yamhill sts-. It a. m. for St. Helens and Rainier and 4 :20 p. m. dally and 11:15 p. m. Sat urday. Sundays and holidays to St. Helens only. Leaving St. Helens, 7:38 a. m. and 1:40 p. m. daily; :15 Sat uf'ays, Sundays and holidays. Local leaves Rainier for Portland, 12 :S0 p. m. daily, except Sundays. For informa tion phone Columbia Stages, Main 86Uv Adv. Travel by Stage Fares reduced be tween Salem and Portland. Round trips, $2.50. unlimited; hourly service 7 :05 a. m. to 7 :05 p-srK and 11 :20 p. rn. from Portland ; 7 a- m. to 7 p. m. and 10 p. m. from Salem. Saturdays. Sun days and holidays, 10. and 11:20 p. m. Salem. Stage depot. Park and Yamhill. Main 8611. Central stop, terminal Salem, 696. Adv. Preparing for Fire Season Prepar ing for the forest (Ire season, the state ia building four new lookout houses. 50 miles of new telephone line and five new cabins, says Porter King of the .state forester's office. King conferred with R. H. Chapler of the forest service Monday on cooperative forest protection to be conducted under the Weeks law provision. Making Road Ssrrey A survey party from the U. S. bureau of public roads has started a survey of the Anna creek road entrance into Crater Lake national park. The survey will be ready July 1. The same crew will also prepare for construction the Klam ath county section of The Dalles California highway, which is estimated to cost $240,000. Bids for the work will be opened early in July. Will -Relate Experieaees Miss Jill Cossly-Batt, late of London, will speak on "My Kxperiences in the South Sea Islands." and Miss Mary Greig and Miss Violet Dickson will furnish musical numbers at the monthly meet ing of the British Benevolent society Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in lec tutre room A of the Central library. Goes to Convention S. W. Lawrence, president and manager of the Port land Laundry company, who was elect ed president of the Oregon Laundry owners association at the convention held in The Dalles May 11 and 12, has gone to Chicago to attend the tenth annual linen supply convention opening today. Church Women to Meet The Wom an's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the 'home of Mrs. John Henderson, No. 1241 East Couch street. Opening of mite boxes will be a feature of the service. A special program has been provided. Children to Show Work The hand work done by the children of the Etna school. East 26th and Everett streets will be shown at the school Wednes day afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. The public is Invited. St. Agatha Schools The pupils of St. Agatha school. East 15th and Miller avenue, on the occasion of the com mencement exercises for the class of 14 to be graduated, in the parish hall Wednesday night, will stage the can tata "Dorothy." Father John Cum minsky and the Rev. Ignatius Mc Namee will deliver the addresses. Portland-TiUamook Cadillac' Stage Stage depot. Park and Yamhill streets. Daily at 8 :15 a. m., 12 :30 and 3 :30 p. m. Special arrangements made for fishing parties. Main 8611. Adv. The Pheasant and Oregon hotel din ing room. Hood River. A real place to eat. Adv. Str. America St. Helens via Colum bia river, 2 :30 p. m. daily ; 11 :30 a. m. Sunday. Alder street dock. Main 8323. Adv. The Pheasant, Hood River. Dining room, tea room and fountain room. A real place to eat. Adv. 8. H. Green Stamps for Cash Hol man Fuel Co.. Bdwy. 6358. 560-21. Adv. Cane Against McCarthy Dismissed Failure of Federal Prohibition Agent Price to produce satisfactory evidence Final Clearance Women's Hart Schaffner & Marx COATS Our entire stock of Women's smart Coats now on sale. Short and long coats of the season's best fabrics and colors. Beautiful models, cor rectly styled and perfectly tailored. . $35 $40 $45 Coats $29 $50 $55 $60 $65 Coats Rosenblatt Bros. 3lQ against J. McCarthy, for alleged viola tion of . the Volstead law. led United States Commissioner - Fraxer Monday to dismiss the : complain L -The com missioner made a similar disposition of a case last week brought in by Agent Price, and In which Evelyn Erickson was the defendant. Chinese Fear Tesg War Extra po licemen were scattered through Port land's Chinatown Monday night to pre vent any intended tong killings after word bad been received that one Chi nese had been killed in a tong fight in Seattle. A Chinese, whose name was not learned by the police, called head quarters, and asked for the protection. It developed later that some shooting was, done by a Chinese in Seattle, but no one was killed. Social Workers Laacheoa At the Social Workers association luncheon Wednesday Miss Jane V. Doyle, ex ecutive secretary of the Portland chap ter of the American Red Cross, and Mrs. S. M. Blumauer of the Junior Red Cross, will speak on the present and future work of their organizations. Man Commits Suicide W. E. Seney. aged 60, took his own life Monday night in his room at No. 66 14th street north by using gas. Letters gave a business address of 226 Board of Trade building and indicated that he was a roofer. Dm. F. F. ad Flols A. Brows Caste. day returned. East 4734. Adv. HOT LAKE sSSIYALS Hot Lake, June 13. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanatorium Saturday were: For tie Btome BeaiitiM A Grand Piano , Nothing so beautifies the home as a Grand Piano. Nothing so evidences culture, refinement, artistry. Here may be seen a variety of small Grand Pianos. Each of a famous make. Each an instrument that has earned a real reputa tion for quality and artistry. ' HARDMAN, LUDWIG, CONOVER CABLE. HARRINGTON Test each one thoroughly. You will learn that really beautiful pianos need not necessarily be costly pianos. Your old piano will pay part- Balance on easy terms. VilerBAHeD (. 148 Fifth Street, Near Morrison Other Stores San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, San Jose, Fresno. Los Angeles and San Diego. ClomesOKop 366 Washington at W. Park D. W; C- Brown, Emmett. Idaho; W. R. Wyrfck, Pendleton ; P. M. Brandt, CorvaDis ; Mrs. George M. Brown and Mrs. N. L iMcKone, Oregon City ; Al fred L. Meyers. La Grande; W. M. Hoff. Baker; George N. Angell. Port land ; Dan Sarich. Baker ; Arnold War nock. PorUand; Elizabeth Woodruff. Pendleton ; ' J. K. BlaekweU. Parma. Idaho; Dr. C T. Stephan. Chicago. 111.; Fred H. Mink. Baker; Mood Kim ban, Horseshoe Bend, Idaho; R. E. Morgan. Caldwell. Idaho ; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Selder, Portland. Progress Club to Install Its Officers Tonight at Banquet Hall S. Lusk, whose subject is "Americanism," A will be the principal attraction at the banquet of the Na tional Progress club at the Portland. Hunt club at Garden Home tonight. - A Progress club local was recently formed in Portland and the banquet will be the occasion for installation of officers and presentation of the char ter granted by the head lodge at San Francisco. There will be a horse race before dinner, a soprano solo by Miss Lenore Thomas, a baritone solo by George Hotchkiss Street and a sleight-of-hand performance by Stephen Juhasz. Copyrisht 1922 Hart Schaffner & Marx Portland Writer to Proceed to Capital Miss Lucile Saunders, former Port land newspaper : woman, will 'be un able to return to Portland before un dertaking her' new duties with the United Press. at Washington. D. (C, July L A telegram received by her relatives states that she will arrive In New York, June 27. Miss Saunders ex 10 R NO NO LESS No. 4419 Brown horsehide dark brown calf , apron, rubber heel Goodyear welt,' oak leather soles. All sizes, all widths. No. 4422 Pearl elk, with brown apron and back stay, extra heavy leather, flexible soles, rubber heels, round toe. Just the thing for beach wear. AH sizes, all widths. no MORE These Specials Are On Display in NO MORE ijjtfj) Qg Our Front Center Window $5.95 QsV MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED NO LESS WITH YOUR PURCHASE! NO LESS New Location: 1 45 Fourth St. And w Vift' Am . y .Bell telephone V - st xt n. a. si,, - - SBw.m. pected to return to the Pacific coast by a fast steamer for a brief visit be fore going- to. Washingtosv. She - has been in South America for a year and one half. ,-,. " ' " ' i XLX8 TO OBSEBTE AT Bugene. June 13. Appropriate Flag day exercises will be held by the inks lodge in the city park here tomorrow evening. ; Musks by the, Oregon state band, patriotic songs by Madame Mc Grew and an address by Barge E. id's Greatest SPECIAL THIS WEEK T OXFORDS'- SIX HUNDRED PAIRS Six DIFFERENT Styles ; ALL SIZES ALL WIDTHS? From $7 to $9 Values Reduced to This Price I No. 4420 Dark brown sued apron and tip to match, in brown calf, Goodyear welt, robber . sole - and heel. A BEAUTY. AH sizes, ail widths. No. 4424 Brown calf with 2 shades barker apron, Goodyear welt, oak leather coles, rubber heels, special ly built for wide feet. All sizes, all widths. When away from home re member the long distance tele phone Do you realize the little effort required to assure those near and dear to you of your safety and comfort ? The telephone in pub lic pay station or hotel room in fact, any telephone, anywhere means that separation is meas ured by minutes, not miles. Send the message of cheer and affection. You will be giv ing pleasure to others, which will be reflected in your own satisfaction. Long distance tele phone service is prompt, efficient and inexpensive. Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station. ePacific Telephone Telegraph Company Leonard of Portland will be features. The 500 children attending daily vaca tion Bible schools and G. A. R. mem bers will be guests. - , DANCE AT WINDEMUTH'S ,rA.:'.-,--,; wkhjtesday WITH IARBY8 ORCHESTKA Dane's g Bverr WMititay -aad Satmrday Mght Shoe Store NO LESS No. 4421 Cream elk, dark brown calf apron and fancy tip rubber soles and heels. All sizes, all widths. No. 2425 Same as No. 2424, with one exception, spe cially built for narrow feet. All sizes, all widths. Where Honeyman's Used to Be. . NO MORE $9).95 ' v-la
