THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, " SUNDAY MORNING, - DECEMBER 17, 1922.
TOWN TOPICS
oovcto vrEsra ' - -
- But -Tehre aneeifttkn pofltc Tvtt
land, December - 26 to 80,-1
North wrt aJctUOT of Sbeiitb sad Pe
Jte. .Fortiend, Jwoi7 It to 20.
- Orccon State 'ChriftiaS Endeavor ea.ro
ttona, Ashland, April 18 to. 2J tee Bailee,
April te S9w
Beat! Society Program The Port
3ind District Dental society will give
an. entertainment Tuesday evening at
the Portland hotel under the direction
of Stephen Juhasx. The program will
Include eon re and -dancee by the Hewitt
Bitters cow appearing at the Oregon
. Grill; Ruth MeKinley, cabaret enter
tainer ; Inez Chambers, violinist; Har
old Graham,; baritone; music by the
Psi Omega college orchestra. Stephen
Juhass win also epeak.
Didn't Steal Car A verdict of not
guilty was, returned by a jury in Cir
cuit Jndge Galena" court Saturday in
the case of Walter Brook, charged
with the theft of an automobile owned
by George W, Grim be 1, August 19.
According , to evidence introduced, a
Jack William assisted in the alleged
theft and was responsible for - the
crime. Jurors tried to learn why Wil
liam bad! .not been arrested, but no
. satisfactory Information could be ob
tained., ..
Colombia Star Fortland-Multno-mah
Falls-Hood RIver-The Dalles divi
eioh lveave Portland Stage Terminal,
Park' and Yamhill street. 9 -.30 a. m.,
11 :30 a. m., 2 :30 p. m. daily to Hood
Rtver, and :00 p. m. daily to Mukno
' mah Falls, except Jsaturdays, Sundays
and holidays, 11:15 p. m.- Saturdays,
' Sundays and holidays to Multnomah
Vails. Leave Multnomah Falls for
Portland 7:30 a,' m. and n:lS a. m.,
J. as p. m-, 4 :15 p. m. dally. Pirect
connections with . all stages to and
from The pallea. Main 8611. Adv.
Seek Relatives Here In a telegram
from the Theatrical Managers' associ
ation of San Francisco, Walter Wolf,
No. 402 Consolidated Securities build
ing, was requested Saturday to find
the relatives of Miss Frances MagUl,
secretary of the San Francisco mana
gers' association, who died there Frl
. day. No trace of her relatives, who
are supposed to live In Portland, has
been found. She is supposed to have
a mother and sister living in Portland.
Portlaad-Astorls Seaside DItU'os .
Leave Portland Stage Terminal, Park
and Yaenhlll streets. 7 :30 a. m.. io :00
. a. m., 12 noon, 4:15 p. m. and 12 :30 a.
m. dally. Direct connections at AsT
- toria for Seaside and Clatsop beach
points. Leave Astoria for Portland 7
a. m, 10 a. m.. 12 noon, 1:30 p. nx.
:30 o. m. For further information.
Columbia Stages. Main 8611. A-dv
Pleads Wot GIlry William Henry
Dixon, who was Indicted Thursday by
. the federal grand Jury for white
slavery, entered a plea of not guilty
Friday afternoon before Federal Judge
Wolverton and bad his trial set for
January 13.
Pise Cetlery always makes accept
ble Xmas nresents. We call atten
tion- to our eale on carvers, stainless
steel steak knives, manicure and sew
ing sets,, razors, strops and shaving
supplies, leather goods, etc foruana
Cutlery Co..' No. 86 Sixth street, near
Stark. Adv.
4 Coram b la Stages Portland - St
Helens local. Leave Portland Stage
Terminal. Park and Yamhill Streets.
10 a. nx. for St. Helens and 6:15 p. m.
daily and 11:1S p. m. Saturdays, Sun-
' days and holidays to St. Helens only.
leaving St. Helens 7 -AO a. m. and 1 :S0
p. m. daily, 6 :16 Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays. ... For Information phone
Columbia Stages. Main 8811. Adv.
x itree Arrested &ana Dubois was
., arrested, Saturday by deputy con
. Btables on a, charge of shooUftinr. J
H. Balzhiser, No. 81 East 71st street
, south, was arrested on a charge of
obtaining money under false pretences.
B. R. Bircher, was arrested at 11th
and Alder streets cn a charge of re-f
ceivmg stolen property.
Selenee and Arts Club "The Char
acter of Jesus Christ as Interpreted by
. Psychoanalysis," Is the lecture topic
to do presented by Dr. Virgil Mac
WickJe this evening before the Science
" and Arts club, at 8 o'clock. In the
etory-hour room, Central library. The
puDiic is invited.
Fortlaad-salem Stage Leave Stage
, Terminal, ra.ru and Yamhill, hourly
from 7:05 a. m. to 7:05 p. m. and Owl
car at 10 p. s m. daily. Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays, 8:J0 p. m. and
10 p. m,' 7:05. 9:05. 1T:05, 1:05, 3:0
make direct connections for Eugene.
Corvallla and Albany. Main 8611 -Adv
.Club to Glre Asnsal Party The
Portland Health club will fiv it.
nual, Christmas party Monday night
f mo. ac,:!"Joe na". Selling-Hirsch
building. a program of music and
iwuiun wju oe presented.
iks Brans, located 106 Second
street with same line. - Call and see
Victor Health xeretses Hovenden
-i.uo vi, iso. 146 Park street. Adv.
' v..HerJTlct0 Reeords at Hovenden
Piano Co., No. 146 Park street. Adv.
- Dr. Marie D. Eqnl has returned to
, Juaxayette outiatngj Adv.
Trout Eggs Coming Two shipments
pi. jmgxern croon trout eggs amounting
I jive a Corona
this Christmas
T RESETS someone you
know Whn'a Kmm U.W-
tog and wishing for one.
Thia is the Christmas to
Cive a Corona because a
new model has juat been
perfected, endbodying tht
eroerience and arhrW
ism m munon
r
- .Let txs sbov von thM
, gcqb& today; Comeesuiy,
and be sure of -gettinj one
of the special Christinas
gift bcsEcs.
0REB0?f TYPEWRITER CO.
4 Flftb St., set.' Start
and Oak. Bwf. 7199
to -650.000 are en route to Oregon. ae
eording to Captain A. E. Burghduff.
state game warden. A total or 400.000
eggs arc-being brought from the state
of Utah to the Klamath hatchery and
150,000 from the state ,of New Hamp
shire to the Union hatchery, . -;
Reward Offered by Kalghts of Co-
lambai The Knights of Columbus of
SC Paul, OT offer -a reward f $100
for the recovery .of the body of Donald
Kirk, who was drowned in the Wil
lamette river, December U.at St
Paul, Or and t2f for the recovery -of
his canoe. Notify S. J. Smith, St. Paul.
Or:, or P. - J.? Hanley. No.' 84' Taylor
street. Phone Broadway 07S or 0727.
Hotel Seaside. Seaside. Or is now
open, European or American plan.
First class service. -: Moderate rates.
Besides trains, auto busses ruri fre
quently '"between -Seaside and Astoria
at reduced rates. O. O. Madison, man
ager. Adv. 1
Used 12 SI John Marshall." who was
arrested Thursday -by deputy sheriffs
at 5th and Columbia streets with six
quarts of whiskey In an automobile,
was fined 8250 Saturday by District
Judge Hawkins. v - v - ' .
aalem-XClH City Stage leaves Salem
stage terminal for Mm City: No.il,
iiao a. m.; Na s, 19:30 a. tn. : No. 5,
4:30 p. m. No. 1 connects with "east
bound train i at Mill City. Jos. Ham
man, Prop. A4v.i'
needlework Gifts, pillow cases.
gown 8, etc, hemstitched designs with
some embroidery. Dolls repaired. Hem
stitching, pleating. Art Embroidery. 3S8
Morrison Adv.
Portland-TUlainook Stage Xla stage
depot. Park and Yamhill streets ; 7 :45
a. m. and 3:30 p. m. daily; 12:30 p. m
daily except Sunday. Mala. 8611. Adv,
Xrlab Involes at . Labor Temple. 4th
and Jefferson streets, this evening, 8
p. m -Adv.
Chrlstmai Cards Columbia highway.
Reduced price. Ansldy Ptg. Co., Bdwy.
7571. Adv.
rational Progress Club The Na
tional Progress club will hold, its reg
ular luncheon Tuesday , at the Port
land hotel. Charles E. Goodwin, su
pervisor of the national park service.
win deliver the address of ' tha day,
which . wUl be illustrated with , stere
optloon slides. Barge K. Leonard will
preside as chairman. "-j x .-
Str. Aneiiea St. Helena vta Colum
bia river, 2 :30 p. nv, daily ; 11 :80 a. m.
Sunday. Alder dok. Mam UZX-Ady.
Your Artificial Teett win be better
ff made by the pUte ; specialist Dr.
Rossman, Journal . bldg. Adv -.-.ti f
Sr. Isabel Sedgwick's sew residence
phone, Kast . S053. - Office Panama
bldg. - Broad wayTSSOt Adv. i
Canadian Band Is
Delayed, No Concerts
The Canadian Military band, from
Edmonton, AJberta, has been delayed
on its tour and will not play at The
Aditorium this afternoon and tonight
as was announced elsewhere in these
columns. Word was received at the last
moment by W. T. Pangle, whovnad
charge of the local engagement, of the
necessity of cancellation of the date.
The t band started out from its borne
a few weeks ago and Is to go to New
Zealand and Australia with London
as the ultimate destination. ; .
School Heads Form
New Organization
Bend, Deo. 16. Twenty men engaged
in school work in Central Oregon met
today at the Bend high school audi
torium for discussion of professional
problems and completion of the organ
isation of the Central Oregon School
masters' association, - temporarily
formed at the time of the Deschutes
county institute here in September.
Thief Swaps Coats
' At Home of Doctor
Salem. Pea, 14V Dr. W. t. Thompson,
medical adviser for the state industrial
accident eommliwion. is anxious to get
in touca with the party - who left an
overcoat at bis noma soma tlm Friday
night. Not that Thompson Is so anxious
to return the overcoat to the midnight
prowler," but he suspects that the owner
of the coat tn question might. possess
some -Information as ' to the where
abouts of valuable overcoat owned
by the doctor, the dlsappearano of
which from the ban rack in the doc
tor's home seems to ; have been , co
incident : with the appearance fr the
strange coafa. .-
Liquor Contract Is :
; Made Void by Police
Bend. Dec, 16. A contractto deliver
100 gallons of 110-proof , moonshine,
alleged to have been, entered into be
tween Chester Moors and Ace Dobsoa,
caused Dobeon'a arrest today. , Two
fifths Of the -order was filled . the
pouce ciaim, nerore uoore was ar
rested. Dobson Is out on 6500 bond. r
PrPllS PTTR3TISHKD SOTJP
' FJdgeneld, WasK. Dec 16 Hot
soup was served - to the Rldgefleld
school students this week- by the do-
mestio science department under the
direction ot Edith ; Lowery, Instruc
tor. , tm estimated cost was 6 cents
a . bowl. The soup was financed by
the domestic science department. . r
George W. Simonds;
: Visits Friendsfiere
Georga W. Slmonds of Dayton, Onto,
for many years a widely known Port
land business man, is in ths city vislt
lnr friends and former associates here.
Since leaving Portland five years ago
Slmonds has traveled extensively, par
ticularly in ths Orient Although .now
engaged In coal mining enterprises in
Ohio, when away, from Dayton Simonds
always registers as from Portland. He
wao associated with? his brother-tn-taw.
Ci P, Swigert,tff the Pacific Bridge
company a here and was 'president ,of
the Mnltaomah dab in 1911. ---
The future .of the hop fatdnstry-
In
Oregon is not v bright, and there will
be no. increase in the acreage, next
year, - accordinsr to,, Frank - W. Durbln,
one of the leading, hop buyers of the
Willamette '"Valley. - . .
Te Same ; Gas
Heatslliater
Wkfle Ceoklag or taking on the
Range
m $84.00 Up "
8KB JT : DEMONSTRATED 1
LA3STG MFG.l G
191 FOURTH STREET
Lang
J" S&T 8EBTXCX HALTS J
I -White Salmoiw Wash .5 Dae : 1
Ferry serrloe between Hood River and
Whits Salmon has been discontinued
temporarily dua 1 to largo .anaatiUea
of Coatins; ter to the-Colnmbia river.
iBTJsr jrTJTILATKS HAKD ".
Band., Dec 11 Accidental discharge
of a shotgun which he was dragging
behind him while hunting Friday. sv
red two nngera and part of tna left
hand of Bob Llttlefleld. cook at a log
ging camp near Bend. ' , ,
' v BSD TO Oms I1609 ?
Bend.' Doc-4ll. Pltat' 'for raj' r j
$1000 for Astoria relief by next Friday
were announced by ths Bend Commer
cial club committee today.- Aa errors
will also be made to send a carloal
of .potatoes. v V-V
r. OFi W. PRESHMEIT LOSB
Wenatchee, Wash., Dec 16. Wenat
chee high school's crack debate team
won a unanimous victory over the University-
of Washington Badger club
freshmen here Friday evening.
PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Seats On
"Alan among the
singing women of onr
ir." Jew Toik
Globe.
"For two boon this
contralto, whoa vole
to one in e 'million, do
lighted her hearer with
.a wealth of vocal opu
lence generously pound
forth." Hew York
Tribune.
"A voioo that takes iti place
among ths ntoat beautiful that
Boo ever care s woman, b
haa eTerythins to offer that any
vocalist ever possessed." To
ronto World.
Contralto
Soloist
MARGUERITE
1 '
Sale Tomorrow
"Bh is a ereat art
ist. Too Toice is full
sad warm, with s re
markable power of e
preesion sad, in ths
high notee, sweet sad
. clear.' Sydney News.
"It is doubtful if a
woman of finer grace
has erer sons in oar
- city. Sydney Bon.
Heilig. Theatre
Dec 20
rtoes: Floor, loony. First
fle rows, Sa.60 ; Baloony, next
fou rows, S2.00 Batoony.
neat flee raws. SIO; Bal
eony. last slflht sows, SI.OO,
Oailery. Weeesved, S1.00. Gen
eral Admission 7 So. No War
Tss.
D ALVAREZ
The Fuel Problem
WOOD AND COAL were high last year. 1
They, are still r HIQHEB THIS YEAR.
GAS FOR HEATING was low; last year. . J
It is still LOWE K THIS YEAR.
The Answer -v
You can heat your house better with gas. '
And do it cheaper, too, If you use '
THE HESS SYSTEM
Now ia a good time to discard the old-fashioned wood ' '.
burning furnace and install an up-to-date heater. We
allow you for your old furnace.
Hess Furnace Manufacturing Co.
304 Yt Oak Street Call Broadway in !
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Gifts for Women
Portland Rose Sachet Bags, cased, a beautiful
Portland souvenir, $2 to $5
Sterling Silver Brash, Comb and Mirror Sets,
3 to 14 pieces, with long "Frenchy" handles.
Deagan Dinner Chimes, $7.50 up.
Add-A-Pearl Necklaces, $5, $10, $25 to $100;
also loose Add-A-Pearls.
Imitation Pearl Necklaces of guaranteed qual
ity, 16 to 40 inches, $10 up.
Genuine Crystal, Amethyst, Amber, Lapis and
J et Necklaces, gem pieces just received. '
Lavallieres, Bracelets and Brooches v'
Jeweled Hair Ornaments and Hat Pins.
Jeweled Earrings of newest design.
Sautoirs and Lockets.
Rings with various stone settings. - l'-
Gifts for Men
Umbrellas with handles of newest design,
$7.50 up. v
Men's Evening Dress Sets (5 pieces) $4.50 up.
Waldemar Watch Chains, gold filled, $4.00
up ; in solid gold, $7.00 up. -
Cuff Links, in very "snappy" designs, $2.50 up.
Smoking Sets, bronze or silver, $1.00, $1.75
and $2.00.
Cigarette and Cigar Boxes, $3.75.
Humidors, $9.00, $12.50, $14.00 and up. '
Card dnd Poker Sets, $5.00 to $40.00.
Canes, in all styles. .
Signet Rings and Scarf Pins.
Tie Holders and Key Chains.
Match Boxes, Pocket Knives, Pencils!
Eyeglass Cases, silver.
Card Cases and Wallets. ,
Diamond Jewelry
Solitaire and Platinum Dinner
- Rings
Platinum Top Bar Pins as low
as $9.50.'- - " . r- ,
Handy Pins to Match Bar Pins,
$5.00. ,
Lorgnons, diamond mounted.
Brooches, Bracelets and Pend
, Snts.
Cuff Links, diamond studded.
Gifts in Silver
Tea Sets, high grade silver plate,
3 pieces, $1840; 4 pieces, $30.
Candlesticks, new colonial
shapes, sterling silver, pair $10.
Vases, sterling silver, glass cen
ters, $340. .
Manicure Trays,' Dutch Silver
Reproductions, $3.75. .
Table Silverware, all pieces in
newest designs.
Clocks and Watches
Normandy Mantel-Chime
Clocks, tambour shape, $1240.
Boudoir and Desk Clocks, $5 up.
Snappy thin model ' Waltham
Clocks, $2740, up.
Watches the newest thin mod
els for gentlemen in Gruens,
Elgins, Waltham s, Hamilton,
Illinois; etc, "
Wrist Watches in new rectangu
lar shapes, for ladies.
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This Siore Will Be Open Evenings Jor the Entire Week, Beginning Monday
Oar $100 Diamond
7i A Popular Gift
This Christmas. ,
131-133,Sixth St.
OREGONIAN BLDG.
Period's Cnt? HALLf.IArjZ Store
vrVe Absorb th.. . .'
War Tax a ; v ;
; : - Saving to Yon
PARIS ADDRESS
No. 8 Rue Lafayette
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5."; -. -. 1
'Atiraciivc--vet
Piirticular:iiien will : only have; to
looicartfte materials ana,jiienTtv
iHa)knw:iv
' abetter gradeof gocerrect pro u
poftio right sleeve lengths; good -
colors and a wide choice of fabrics,
$ V" "
$2.00 to $10.00
Jffitvkandts&Bti any Amount
ThereV a certain' richness about
silk 6hirts that cause most men to
; "appreciate them as gifts. Wonder--f
ul ones in silk broadcloth crepe de
chine, ; pongee and radium silk.
'.- Every one finely tailored :
$5.00 to $9.00 ,
.,
;;:jGt;Neckw
r A most excellent showing of beau
tiful silk ties with full flowing ends.
New patterns and new colorings.
Big values '.,'
50c to $3.50 - -
Silk, knitted ties in plain, heather
and cross stripes , , .- "
$1.50 to $3.50
( Men's Real Mocha Glove
What would be nicer than a pair of
i the genuine black head. Arabian
a Mocha gloves f or a man's Christ
- mas?
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$3.50
Belts in Gift Boxes
'An ideal ; gift is one of : the fine
Hickok belts and neat, buckle put
up in an attractive gift box at
$2.00
Interwoven Gift Hose by the Pair or Box
- 40c Pair
Silk Hose
75c to
$13 Pair
Rib
Cashmere'
75c Pair
Silk and Wool 4
. f IJOb and vs '
$1.50 Pair'
Sam'l Rosenblatt &. Co.
The Home of Hart Schaffner &'Marx Clothes -Fifth
at Alder - . Gasco Building.
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HOW often have you said, "Never again next year
111 do my Christmas shopping early" -we all have
and yet it, turn? out the same every year. That
need not bother you in the least, for you can shop leisure
ly at KILHAM.'S, where experienced salesmen will help
you solve your Christmas problems. v
Fine Stationery Desk Sets - . Leather Goods'
Fountain Pens Desk "Lamps y Waste Baskets .
Eversharp Pencils Desk Pads - Memo Books " -
Photo Albums Game Sets - Date Books
Tourist Tablets Smoking Sets Diaries, eta.
t Office Furniture Suggestions.
At this time of the year there would be nothing
better, than a filing cabinet and system for his
office, or he may need a desk, chair, costumer,
; if i
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J- , ..Wefiave- '' '
-"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE
" Printing
Engraving
Fifth and Oak Sts.
Seats and
Rubber
Stamps
Bdwy. 6081
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