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DAILY JOUIINAL, PCTITLAND, OllllGOi:.- j
Calendar
; Social r
Club
Calendar
THURSDAY, DECEUDEIi 7 .
' Business-Woman's club luncheon at 12:10 at the Y. XV. C 'a. ,
LeafOM of Women's Voters at the Hotel Seward at IS o'clock.'
Womin'i Guild . of the Good Shepherd KpiacopaL church,
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 J: '
Row City dance at Cbristensenjhall. . ; "" -"r.
Airs.. Francis Joseph Scully's teafor Mrs. JohnLeander.
Mrs. Beach Is
Honor Guest ,
..'.At -Tea :
. -,;: nr Hutl Haadr
"1 TRS. FRANK . LOOMIS BfiACH
llX (Elisabeth Boyd) was the honor
guest at avery charming tea Tuesday
afternoon given by Mrs. Thomas
Henry Boyd and Miss. Louise Boyd.
A large number of matrons and maids
called during"" the afternoon. A color
scheme of yellow vrss carried ' out in
masses ' of chrrsanthemumav -; In. the
receiving line were toe guest of honor,
: the hostesses and e Mra--: Frank - E,
Beach. At the 'atttractive- tea table
presided Mrs. Forrest; Fisher. - Mrs. A.
'8. Pattullo. Mrs.. Frank Kerr. Mrs.
Wallace . McCamant. Mrs. ' Lawrence
.Phillips and Mrs. David Hogan. Those
who assisted about the rooms and In
serving were Mrs. Jay 5 Coffey. ' Mrs.
Ieonard ; Wilson. , Mrs., Dale Hinkle.
'Mrs.-, Harold - SanfordJS Mrs ..: -K.a;A.
Valentine. Mrs. Joseph VW- Hammond,
Mrs.- -. Elton-' Furnish, i Mrs. Arthur
MehUn, Miss ' . Agnes v Beach- Mrs.
Frank BeU and Mrs. Norrts Woodley.
-' A very interesting event of last week
was the Progressive dinner ; given by
' the Kappa , Phi sorority. Each course
represented . a foreign country exoepv
the last, .which was United States, and
the food was in accordance with the
; country represented, . Before starting
the evening's Journeys fromi b.omto
tome,- the guests were given a passport
with their description, drawn and writ-,
ten by their- partner, and the course of
.journey. '!. Tfit mostesses - for the. eve
Ming. . with the'eountry, they repre.
sented, follow : Mrs. Edgar Anderson,
France, assisted, by Mrs. Buby Palmer;
Miss Bertha ' Fountain, Holland, as
sisted -by- -Mrs,- L: JFassett: -Mies Eva
Nordslroni, gpalnT assisted by Miss
Eva; Wickdahl t , Mtas leota Ryan.
Japan, assisted by Miss-Dorothy Sea-
ittiart: Mrs.; Rudolph- Schestler, United
States' assisted 'bjf Miss Edith John
son. f The, termination of : the evening;
oonsisted of dancing and musical num
ber f tven by' Miss , Leota Kyan and
fits Eva Nordstrom. ' , -. ' . ' . ' i
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Mr. ' Warren D. Allen, ' organist of
Stanford university; has been -visiting
, U4s relatives, Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Gage
; of Portland! duringi the , past week.
Mr. Allen was prevailed upon to Plr
a complimentary recital on the pipe
organ- of the Becker .conservatory for
hJs many- friends in the . city. Mr.
A. C Gage, Mrs. Lucien K. Becker
and; the Misses , Phebe and Xieslie
Gage received the invited guests Sun
day! afternoon. -,',
J.The employes or Ballod & Wright
met at - the ' Multn6m4h : hotel" Friday
evening "to .welcome Mr. and - Mrs. C
F. .Wright," who' have" lost "returned
from an JEaetern-1 rlp and to -wish bon
Voyage to Mf . And Mr. 'O;. "B.a Ballou.
whoj left J Saturday?, fdr a.,trlp around
the world. SSlxty guests were present.
A dinner was served, J after ? which
toasts ' were . given , by anumber of
the members--present. : Dancing closed
the evening's program.
I Mr.' and Mrs. R.'; R.: Quick,, No. Ait
East S3d street north, were hosts to a
heatreparty at the HeIIigr Thursday
evening.. preceded : by t a dinner. In
cluded in the party were: Mesars. and
Meadames J. S. Fraaier, R. J. . Clark,
W. C Hagerty of McMlnnvHle and R.
R. Quick. - , "
" Miss Ruth Bruere will give a fare
well luncheon for her bouse guest,
Miss Dorothy Cochran, Tuesday. Mias
Cochran will .return about December
15 to her home in' Washington D. C
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I Mr. Georga Boschke was a visitor In
Portland - over Thanksgiving. The
. Boschke family are planning on spend
ing the Christinas holidays - in Port--
land. ."' .
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One -of -the- interesting, features con
nected with tbe Y. W C. A. basaar
was the half jhofir sketches of patrons
by Mrs. Lucy Dodd Ramberg,
t - f For the younger set,lFrits Henning
. sen will entertain with dancing party
' at the .home of his parents, Mr. and
- - Mrs. 'A. P. Henningsen, December 15,
- i Mm. Mary Scarborough wwiU ftnter
' talnr with a box party at the Portland
jhnphony : yrcbestra concert- this eve-
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t Mrs. William Gadsby will be hostess
- to a bridge ' luncheon -- December 15.
Guests have been Invited, to makejap
v ' four tables; r . -
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.' Mrs. William - Daugtvtrey entertained
v wlth three tables of bridge this after
noon. . 1 ".
. : Mrs. Herman Von Bostel'has invited
gueeta. tot a bridge luncheon- Thursday
- afternoon.- . ; ,
; Mr.and Mrs.. R. .A. loiter are home
" from a trip, to San Francisco.
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v Mrs. Wesley lAdd Kendall, who has
: been rthe home guest of Mlaa" Nancy
; Holt, left for her home in Massachus-
a. A
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r 4 ; Heary-Tfciele-"! t
-: Famous - Chef d -Caisine' .:' -
- -ffri-"--....wv--ia5,-..-r ttajvtaW' -i'W.-i-O.
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w'hDe awaiting the completion,
ef his 'own Restaurant ' in 'the
Sovereisrn Hotel "'. ' -
Lectures Jaily.at, 2 p. ;
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tKicept Saturday and Sunday)
. . - ' : on the . '
Little Mysteries
of the 1
- Culinary Art v:
FnrT ,
6m C.t Ulwvwni
M
ISS MILDRED NEL
SON. ' .who ..was " a
member of the committee ar
ranging Newman club dance
at the Knights of Columbus
hall Friday evening. .
- Paris; Dee.S.Neck furs have un
dergone a curious change. While ani
mal scarfs are still in good taslje : to
day, the -'newer - neckpieces extend
downward In back till they are of the
proportions and shape of a small cape.
Two kinds of fur : are- not, permissible
in a neckpiece though several kinds
may be used on a coat.. ?.
-Paris, Dec.,. There is today a re
currence of veils as first aids to milli
nery They may be rolled with an edge
like a Turk's. turban or, they may be
embroidered ' or r simply ;of the sheer
sort : bordered with folds.' ; There are
veils of blonde -and black lace, also de
lightfully decorated wltn bands of
metal. , a. -
, London, Dec. 6. Linings for evening
cloaks are still sumptuous lengths of
brocade, but linings for1 -the "less dressy
outer garments tiavcf tomsd down-con--siderabty
from the wild colors of the
past 'eaaonc'prieted- -atJTis are --the
favorites today in shades of gray, blue
or sand. : 'jrr T " " , V
London, Dec 6. Still another recent
Ideal .-in evenings ban-lejiux -is ,the
straight, narrow band of imitation See.
ehella Worn -with an ocean green fcos
tume, foaming. Into lace; it .is espe-,1
peclally attractive, .The shells are very
tiny and1 of he scallop variety, made
of stiff bits' pt varnished r'bbonw
r .i - T -' L -V ,- , . ;
XeV Tork. Dec. 6. Varnished flow
er nd ; fruit, .translucent and- of 'gay
colorings are Hwedv c-n the hats now
being shown tn several smart .shops;
These gay and glistening garlands' of
cherries .and, ; grapes v indiscriminately
mingled with red roses may. be seen in
little unexpected , sprays on the sober
satin hats of black : and dark brown,
even "oh. those which are tailored In
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ettal Salurday. During her visit in
Portland ' she was the inspiration for
many delightful social functions. Mrs.
Kendall's son, Robert Kendall, la the
betrothed of Miss. Holt. .
Hostesses for the women of the Elks
card party Thursday afternoon will be
Mesdames Earl Morrow, Burnett Gold
stein. Milton R. Klepper. W. Jb Mc
Kenney, R. Nichols, Joseph Riesch and
Mrs. M. Mumm. ' v - i
A; number of people called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. -Ger-llnger,
Sunday, when they entertained
informally at afternoon tea for their
house guest, Mra Charles Albert
(Sarah Truax) of Spokane.. .
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Alpha Omlcron Pi alumnae will meet
Saturday to celebrate Founders day;
Members are asked to board : Council
Crest car to No. 778. Talbot road, the
home of Miss Caroline Paige.
- Chi Omega alumni . association will
meet -with Miss' Mildred Pegg at the
Royal. Arms apartments. 19th and
Loveioy-streets, thie evening.
vMrs. M. D. McDonald will give a
bridge party at - her- home,- No. 818
Thurmaa' street, Thursday evening.
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The nextr party' of the- Rose City
DancSns club will be" held Thursday
evening at ChrUtensen's hall.
, PORTUdfl COTJPI.E SEWED
Vancouver, , Wash. , Dec, 6. Remar
riage in his case was a mere form to
comply with , the state .law, Solomon
Miller; a Portland druggist, told Au
ditor Garrett when; he applied for a
license to rewed Mrs. Violet 'Miller.
The Jewish church doe not permit
divorce, ' he said. : Their divorce , was
recognised by the civil law but not by
the Jewish law. -: He did not say how
kmg he And his wife had been Darted.
Judge F. E. Vaughan performed, the
ceremony. ; Miller has a drug "store ,at
o. Worth Third street,, Portland,
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' English deep-sea diver-locates Span
ish wreck. It la -in the dives that- you
fmd th wreck.-Sorlngfield Xewa. i
G 1 u b -vW o hi e pi
TaHorior
; Wilson
mmmmmmmmmMm mmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmm i
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ft.
ft
The
HOLTON
is the easiest blowing;
Saxophone in the world.
tome in and see r i
for yourself . ,: f
TVTOM of the Jackson Club of ; re-;
f . Oregon will ? sponsor' a ra Jrer
Shower, and program in appreela don
of the , peace-loving attributes end
service of former President Wllso h In
behalf of world peace t Che at tty-
sixta anniversary' of bla birraay.
December 28. The proceeds off the
"Shower will be contributed toi'the
Wilson Foundation fund. TribnteiVby
prominent .men and1 women will be
given. In keeping : with the Tuletlde
season, carols as - well 'as aonga & of
"Old - -Virginia:., reminiscent of Mr.
Wilson's native state wiU- be iVc
Mrs. Alice McNaught. tlretT Wee
president of the club, will preside. the
meeting- will be patriotic in chart eter
and the public Is invited to attef L-
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An open -meetina- of 1 the. (Tonne i of
Jewish Women Is scheduled for T jn-s-day
evening at 8 o'clock in the NvUrbi
borhood Bouse, to which n menfer
and their, escorts are invited. Afte ithe
following- program refreshments ' wUl
be served by members of the Jijaior
council in charge of Mrs. Grace
enson: Selection. Neighborhood Iftase
orchestra ; one-act play, . Tldes, If by
Middle ton, William White, 'Ben Ji ikb
son ; Hilda. his wife. Miss Edith;; Mo
soroslcy; Wallace, their son, Sams it &
WhMe.? Vocair selections, Mrs.:tatry
Metsger; "My . Love He Comes oi the
Skee'' (Clough-Lelter). The iiJ feht
Wind" (Farley), To a Messenger" (La
Forge)." ,. Accompanist. Edwardl ' E.
Coursen. . Import, i xecnUve J Bard
MeeUng, Mrs S. M. Blumauer, : ijhlrd
national vice president Council of Jew
ish Women. Paper, The - Maoca-ean
Spirit, WiHiam Ev Scheinbaum. irSe-t
lection. Neighborhood House orcheatra.
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The Daughters of Dorcas, a ' girls j
club of the ; Bethlehem' - Lutheraxi
church, will hold their first baiarFri
day ; in the church basement. - I any !
dainty articles which the girls 'ave 1
been working on for some time-;and
homemade candy will be on naM i. A
light lunch will also be served, Tb. re
ceipts of the 'basaar will an be don ated
to the new church fund. Mrs. It. J.
Thorpe, is in charge. , . : ;
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Chehalis A party consisting of Mra
Ellaabeth Cox. executive secretary of 1
the local chapter of Red Croe and
Mrs. W. .A. Schoel, who is chiarman
of the clinic committee; -Miss May
Melghen, county, superlntendettt of
schoola, and Hiss Mabel Hanify,. Lewis
county tuberculosis nurse. Visited in
Olympla Tuesday and Inspected rthe
work being done by the clinic of. that
city. ' This-. committee . has charge of
the clinic here which will be held soon
under. the auspices of the Lewis coun
ty chapter. ' - . t ;
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r The National League of Women
Voters. Oregon branch, will meet : at
13 o'clock Thursday at the Seward
hotel. Judge W. N. Catena will speak
on the Property RigUts of Wdraen.?
The delegates who- have responded to,,
the letters sent but in the Interest of
the -legislative', alliance ; which Is- now
being formed irm. make'-their rorta.
AU organizations who have notsent
delegates to the previous meetings-are
requested to do so on Thursday!! This
meeting Is open to ail who areloter
ested in the subject under disctutslon.
Medford The house board -committee
of the T, W. C. A. consisting ofcthe
following women :- Mesdames -L W.
Thomas, F. R. Roberts, R. Wi.Sarns,
M. A. "Miller, Fi- C. Edmeadea,gE. A.
Welch, will give a public -reccpnon at
the "Y house. No. 229 North. Bi urtlett,
Thursday afternoon from 3 r to .
X musical program will be gieii.i This
reception will-be- a-shower of various
articles that are needed for ths-house.
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Thompson community dance hinder
auspices : of the Parent-Teachet asso
ciation will be given Friday." Through
an error .? of - the- corresponded jthe
Thompson .' Parent-Teacher; meeting
was reported for this Thursday.1 They
will meet Thursday. December tli. . "
The regular monthly meetlngfbf the
Portland Fruit and Flower i alssion
will be held at the day nurse; y,i 404
Madison . street, -Thursday, at l( a. m.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid socle tjf will
meet Thursday at 2 p. m. with iMxs. ;
John Murphy, No, 655 Hoyt streetl- f
:; .;-..;-:;- - ' ta " f
; The following women. - promt eht In
the affairs of the Portland Fe4 ratlon
of Women's : organisations. v: fai in
tern
Jt:T023 ;
How Peter Knew.lSuit tbe Way, Was Clear
By Thornton W. Bsrgeti
Imptlww nertc'H sat a dinoer; -la
Mtwit en will he the winner.
IX WAS a long night that night Peter
1 .j Rabbit spent In the hole into which
Yowler the Bob Cat-had driven bun.
It seemed to him that it. never would
end. Time after time he made up his
mind to - start - tor homo, ? but each
time . before be ; could poke . his - bead
outside that hole bis -courage left bun.
He could shut his syes and Just see
Yowler-waiting to spring on .him. . As
a matter of fact, Towler was nowhere
about- . He bad 'Waited a , little while
after driving Peter into that hole, and
then - gone off tn look for , a dinner
elsewhere.-
h But, of course,--Peter had noway
of knowing; this and so at last ; he
had mad up his mind to stay right
where . he was all night. ; Towler
doesn't like the daylight as well as
be does the - night," thought Peter.
"When daylight comes he probably will
go homy to sleep. X don't like travel
ing by daylight, myself; but I guess
it will be, the wisest thing to do this
.-So Peter remained in that hole' all
night v Toward morning he took, a
nap. ; When he - awoke be could see
the light creeping In at the entrance
to that hole. At once he started up
toward the entrance, intending- to start
for: the dear Old BrUr ? Patchw But
when he' reached the entrance he
stopped. He remembered Chat Towler
often does - prowl . around In daytime.
It ' would be just like - him . to- guess
that 'he, Peter, -would not dare ' come
out i until daylight. He might ' be
hiding there, that - very instant. ' ' -
So all Peter's fears returned and he
was no better off than before. He
didn't dare poke his head outside, . So
he sat Just--inside the - entrance - and
looked out longingly. , "How am I ever
to-know when the way Is clear? said
he mournfully. "However -will I ever
get up courage enough to start?" But
to this there was 'no answer.'
Jolly, round, bright Mr. Sun climbed
higher and higher in the blue, blue
sky. The Jolly Little .Sunbeams crept
all through the Green Forest. SUU
Peter, sat there, longing to go, 'yet
not. daring to start. By and by he
heard a voice. - It was the voice , of
Sammy Jay. It was quite near.
Sammy - wasn't screaming; and that
meant that he saw no one to scream
at, and . there - are " no : sharper eyes
than -the eyes of Sammy Jay. Peter
became hopeful. If Yowler was about
ho ' felt sure : that - Sammy-, would see
Then he heard -. another . voice. It
was the sharp voles of Chatterer the
Red Squirrel, and Chatterer wasn't
scolding. .:- Apparently he' was chatter
ing Just to hear his own voice. Peter
How am I to know, vrhen the way
' Is clear?-said he nxnrnfnIy - -
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grew more hopeful. Presently he heard
the scratching; of sharp: claws on the
old stump above his head. "Then .once
more came the voice of Chatterer, this
time 'from right above him. Peter
knew, that Chatterer was sitting on top
Of hat old stump. .; ; . j . i
That settled ' it : the way : was "clear :
Towler was nowhere ! about, f With J a
great, sigh of relief, Peter .poked his
head outside - and then - bopped out.
My, how good - it' did seem 'to be rid
of that dreadful fear 1 - Now; he could
start for the : dear Old Briar Patch,
where he' would have no "-fear ;what-:
ever of Towler the Bob Cat? And
this Is what he did. He hardly stopped
to say good morning to Chatterer the
Red Squirrel and - Sammy Jay, He
headed straight for --home, . lipperty-
Hpperty-lip, a a fast . aa he could go.
He' didn t even stop to find out if
Paddy the Beaver - and Mrs. Paddy
were -aMe.y-.-V .V'"' y;.--ui .' ;tt
(Coprrilht. l22,4y T.w; Bureeia) !
The next story ;
Many Visitors. :
;TheBeavers Have
charge of the sale of Christmas seals
from the downtown booths today, each
woman having one or two assistants.
there being about 25 booths operated t
Mrs. M. D. Weills, Mra C. O. Richards,
Mra E. C Tipton. Mrs. George W. Mc
Math, Mrs. F. C Wax. Mrs. William
Cop an. Mrs. G. L. Buland, Mrs. Ernest
Crosby, Mrs. C F. Harbaugh, Mrs. E.
u. 'Clement, Mrs. L, G. Bransford. Mrs.
Carlos Unna, Mrs. George G. Root, Mrs,
j. . Jtsne. jars. is. U. Ielrhv. Mm. e.
A. McPherson, Mrs. J. H. Cooper, Mrs.
H. V. Reed, Mrs. M., Cunningham,
Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. C J. Wheeler.
Mrs. Carl Brandies. Mrs. A. Perkins,
Mra K. B. Martin' and Mf s. O. L,
Williams, chairman. . .
; FRATERNAL
McMinnvlUe McMinnvllls- Elks held
annual memorial services Sunday ' at
the Presbyterian church. Members of
tne lodge who died the past' year were:
E. F. Magoon. D. H. Turner. W. . M.
Casey, H. E. Thornton, C R. Nelson,
is. u-ora ana c o. Wickman. Eu-
logy was given by Howard Gildea of
this city and the address by W. F. lie
j&enney or Portland. " Mrs. Freda . G.
Mlnnon of Tamhlll sang,, accompanied,
oy - anas iveiyn . aiacy on ins pipe
organ. '
Professor Carl.Grlssen of Portland,
accompanied by Icra. Grlssen, rendered
three violin selections." . - ,
Waverly Social club.wtll give a joint
cara and dancing party Friday evening
i or waverly chapter, order of the
Eastern Star, .nd Masons and 'wives
at .Waverly hall. : 26th , and Clinton
streets. Hand-made prises will be given
for the high score at cards, also a door
prise. , Lunch - will. be . served "during
tne evening Try Alias Romettt MiUlgan
Mrs. Carrie Zlnk; Mrs. Maude Dtlg,
Mrs. Lenora Renshaw and Mrs. Clara
Hawley.. , . : ' -;
. Temple Social club of Temple chap
ter. O. E. - will entertain - Masons,
members of the Order of Eastern Star
apd their' friends at: a dancing ' party
at their hall at 17th and Alberta streets
Thursday evening. Patrons and patron
esses for the dance will be Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Testerman, Mr, and Mrs. An
drew. Jensen, YMr. and i Mrs. O. D.
Brumemer. Mr, and Mrs.' J. N. : Hart,
Mra.-R. H-f Henderson has-charge of
arrangements for the affair. '
University Park - assembly,- United
Artisans, will hold Its regular business
meeting Thursday evening in, the Arti
san temple, Portsmouth . avenue ' and'
j-rfmiDara street. The class of Candi
dates will' be initiated by the officers
and cadets of Fram assembly, who are
the guests of University Park for the
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A' Frock- Smart by Vtrtoe of -Its
- - . Embroidery' ,
A frock which achieves the happy
medium between simplicity and over
elaboration may? be of poiret ; twill in
dark blue, embroidered In two or more
bright shades to "simulate the Russian
embroidery wbieb. has taken the fancy
of .the mode?-1: . , -
' (Copyritht, 122. br Vorae. New Tork)
evening. Refreshments wjll be served
ana an-Artisans are welcome,
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Tillamook Tillamook Elks , observed
the annual : memorial . service at - the
Christian church here Sunday evening,
the large auditorium being filled to
capacity.' Speakers were - George L.
nauun, presiaenc or me i'oruana Ad
club, and, Thomas R. King of , the Ore
gon Merchants' Monthly; .
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Liberty assembly; " United Artisans:
will entertain - with ; a -.'card party and
dance this evening In east side Wood-
Lmen hall. East Sixth' and East Aide-
streets. Hand-made - prizes will be
given and Liberty's imperial orchestra
will furnish music, for dancing.
Peter-A '.Porter circle No.- 25, Ladies
of Grand Army ; of the Republic, will
give a "500" party this afternoon at
Baker's 'halt,' KUlingsworth and Albina
avenues. r- . - - '
-.'.T:.".tl."'OWE8.XOA' St.Tl
' Washington, Dec. . IV. P.) The
Interstate commerce commission today
certified to, the treasury :, that . the
amount of $20,719 is necessary to make
good to the Nevada -California-Oregon
transportation act of 1920.
Oregon assembly. No. 1.1 United Arti
sans will entertain Thursday evening
with a card party and 'dance at W. 0.
W. hall, No. Zt Uth street
Ketre&h-
raUway the ruaraeT prodded by te be served.' Cardtf from 8 :J0
until 10 and dancing until 11:45 p. m.
tiie danger
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SlgBcl
T) UN-OVER heels and bulging counter'
' . . W are more than unsightly. . They ; are
the first visible signs of foot trouble,
i Painful callouses.' faflen arches and other se
rious foot troubles soon follow, V'v
- Every Day This Week . 1
" ourl foot expe rt. who is trained in the
. Wisard
r - System of Foot Correction
' will give special attention to suffering feet.
His tskilled examination of your ; stockinged
foot f wilt reveal the cause , of your foot
' - trouble.-- His recommendations will provide
the . way r to instant : and permanent relief.
tv " ';,. No Charge -for Examination
j- : Foot Relief Department on Balcony
KiiiffM'Slioe Co,
Morrison and Broadway
L J5jLo ..M ,V BV f2ALPH WATSON V
71
BROADWAY AT ALDr
WWTKEH it comes to playV pol-
VVt ltics. Polly Ticlan rem fced as
she Kicked her rubbers Into thl -corner
pettishly, Watter Toose - Is i Je cat
bird"s meouw. - " f ,?;-
, "Well, ho. didn't, seem to be the
snake's telawsv In the last ca buign,"
T, Paer admitted, "but what's' lot you
all Jiet up right now?" 7 4 . ' .
' "Didn't you read what he i rote to
Bruce Dennis? Polly asked In trprlse.
"He's a peach of a stats ehairf fan. Til
say.-.-; j ' - -' 1 t
i No,-'T.; Paer confessed, "I pust Of
overlooked it, but-what waOit all
aboutr; V:S-..:-.'v! -,f - W - ,v
' "He wrote Brace,' Polly es gained,
"that him and the state organisation
didnt want to hamper Pierce's admin
istration - except where party; .funda
mentalsre concerned. ; ' '
"That sound's fair enough, d ti't It?
T. ; Paer asked thoughtfully, j What'd
you expect him to do, go up dyna
mite the state house? - 1 '
"I expect him to get- on ' V e rJob."
Polly retorted. "What's a etat t chair
man for If it ain't to put the i Iternor
In a hole when he don't "happe t to be-
lona-.to hts;gangT" ' l
I never -oouid see' that ts sy was
much - need" tyr 'era any more : at all,
T. Paer said frankly, "but maj be that
young; fellah's just a little bit a larter'a
you give him credit for. , 1 4: 1
I n giving him cremt for moi-fe'n he s
got coUatteral,: Polly contend'! stub
bornly, nd I dont see any ense In
him saying; such a tool thing irhen he
holds the job be doe.- h ' '
Maybe. ST. Paer suggested r "little
Walt's kinda cautious about i irastlin"
'round tryin to put big Walt Bi a hole
for fear his foot might slip 3 Ifid he'd
fall in first." -- t
"I -don't know at he's afltid of,":
Poily replied, "but It's p-K ef t
note when Toosse s:srna up -)fl play 1
Pierce's jrfctne jnst like be ilas Doc
P!Tih -or-Ioc-.''"tow or Dtx;U.'.d-i
I kinda 'got a hunch.- T. Paer said
thoughtfully, "you ain't read much of
Walt's itelegram except the atsmature
nd the -address 'nd then've gone off
half cocked without knowing what
you re tauun' about." - ; ' . ;
'No. 1 ain't.. Polly insisted.. "I've
reaa 11 over 'carerui ana it s just like
a abdication.
iT ain't so sure f It. T.-Paer com
mented, "when ; LitUe Walt says, he
ain't lntendin to buck Big- Walt except
on - party runaamentaw he leaves . a
awful big hole,, in the fence It appears
to roe." - - V . j .
iThere aint no such things as nartv
fundamentals In .running the govern
ment up at saiem," Polly, retorted test
ily, nd it Toose's folng to play ball
with Pierce except about them It looks
to me like H's three strikes and out for
the Republican party. -"Well.-
somebody- might -knock up -a
foul .tip or steal second ..once in a
while. -T, , Paer - suggested. - ". 'ad . then
Big: Walt might muff the third strike
a- few - times nd give . Little Walt a
chance to beat the throw out to first.'
."There's a fat chance of Walt Pierce
muffing anything that gets In range of
his mitt, Polly answered gloomily.. ,
- ."It seems to me .you fellahsve been
getdn' - the winner's end of the gate
long- enough so you-wouldn't begin to
crab for a month or so anyway, T.
Paer chuckled. . "What s . the use - of
bein a hog about itr
i"Whaes the , nso of playing politics
any other way? Polly demanded In a
disgruntled lone. "Whafs the use of
turning everything- over to him, even
the Port of Portland?"
"Now I'm beginnin" -to get you." T.
'Paer - grinned, v "The - thing ; that's
troublin' you most ly's the jobs thst
Walt's got the givin of." C . -;
"'What else . did you expect - was
troublirfsr me?" Polly asked in ' mjr-pri:-.
You c":.:n't tr.ink I was need.r?
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