THE MORXIXG OlSEGOXIAX, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1922

iniected into the cases of Steve J 1 1 f Tacoma, meeting- of Veteran of AH FLUTE MUSIS .15 CLEAR semevicn ana ireKo .vanori, wno WHITNEY CHORDS -- SINGS Wars. Monday. October 30 : Tacoma, were arraigned before Federal Com Tuesday ihalloween), meeting of colored Wednesday on repubucana of and Tacoma. Oc missioner Frazer tober 31; astem Washington, Novem charges of violating: the prohibition ber 4. TRIO DELIGHTS RADIO FAXS law. " The accused men, proprietors of a 250 BOTS IX WHITE COS- WITH PLEASIXG MUSIC. north end soft drink establishment, TUMES GIVE COXCERT. DUTY were arrested Tuesday on evidence ENGINEERS SHOWN secured by agents who entered their The Oregonian Broadcasts Other place, bought a round of drinks of Address Given Before Iioca! will pay you to zcatcli moonshine and a pint bottle of the Varied, Interesting Programme It Concert Numbers and Speech liquor. When the bootleggers were Given in Municipal Audi- Branch by Professor Dun lap. before the commissioner their at- Dunlao, sec- on Fire Prevention. torney raised the question of the torium by Youngsters. Professor John H. our windowsforMillinery Specials law of entrapment and held that as retary of the American Society "of the government became a party to Civil Engineers, pointed out the The first flute trio ever broadcast the crime by causing its commis Two hundred and fifty boys In path of duty and civic consecration -- fcy radio in Portland was the feature sion his clients should be freed. white costumes red neckties, "lies before engineers, in Friday "Wednesday .with that th and Saturday ' of the concert sent out Commissioner Frazer thought oth- comprising the Portland "Whitney his address before the local branch night from The Oregonian tower in erwise and held to 7 conjunction with the Shipowners the defendants Boys choxis, were an imposing of American civil engineers at the tele-pho- await grand jury action. According University radio service. No long-distan- group Wednesday night at the mu- club Wednesday night. fur-th- er to officials, Macnix has raised a Figures show 42 per "cent calls were received from on nicipal auditorium,. The programme that oper-z-at- point which the law is not clear. of American men are morons; that than 20 miles out, but an is case was entertaining, and at distance from Port-u""la- It said that the win be varied and is, men with, the intellects of chil- that fought on these lines in the trial gave- a comprehensive idea of the dren of 13, he explained. To. said he could hear every note court. be of the three flutes and pronounced boy talent of the eity. Only a few able to comprehend, therefore, with r it excellent music. n, members were included. profit and safety to the community, The programme was a four-pa- rt Chorus numbers were the most the incalculable discoveries of the affair, consisting: of three different END SESSIONS impressive and were directed by next decade, the tiny minority of ;T kinds of music and a short speech Rev. H. E. K. Whitney, organizer scientific intellectuals who now - on prevention week delivered ftms control them must be widened. fire N of the chorus. The boys sang with T, by L. P. Hewitt in behalf of the com- - a harmony and spirit whidh gave The American Society of Civil En- mittee In charge of the week. Violin evidence of careful training. gineers, Professor Dunlap showed, 1'. solos were played by Miss Pauline - WASHINGTON COX-FA- B Bill Bassett of Newberg, who is is doing its part in- the widening 7 accompanied by Wolf, Miss Frances JLOVE said to possess .the second highest of national interest and the im In Our Beautiful Hosiery Department vaude-vill- IS FEAST. Byers. Jerry Ryan, baritone e voice in the world, sang "The Holy provement or among IV) STOP! IS singer, sang three new song engineers of country. He - City," singing the last note eight the the hits, assisted at the piano by Miss notes above high "C." He won im- traced the work of its publications XATJOXAI CREST IX Eileen Sprague. Grand Lodges Name Joint Board and membership committees, assert- - mediate favor with his voice and The flute trio consisted of Robert 10,491 " to Promote Proposed Temple his exceptional range. Kenneth ing that the members now Important Sale E. Millard, Miss Margaret Laugnton Allen of Salem, one of the new in the organization are the care- end John Abbett. They played two City of Vancouver. fully chosen persons of y t sopranos of the group, eang "The the selections, trios for flutes-b- Kuhlau Swallows" (Dell Acqua) with real 'I and Furstenau, and in addition John en- T artistry. He responded to two 1,800,000 ctrps played a solo, "Andu-- two-da- y ism Abbett flute SILK - FINE Not a ballot was cast at the cores. Robert Dygart, six years of served at the- Pbji louse" (Pessard), assisted at the state convention of the Knights age, eravo Interna- piano by Mrs. Abbett. a contralto solo and en $5000 TAKEN BY THIEF x 2 of Pythias, which closed Wednesday. core. tional E position. The three solos played by Miss Including- Phone direct Keu&t "Wolfe All business transacted. Duncan Christiansen, in Scotch Securities and Money Orders 7034. were "Ave jVIaria" (Gounod), the election of officers, was by ac- HOSIERY "Cradle Song" (Hauser), and "Three costume, and Bennie Yost, in Irish clamation. The convention was pro boy Stolen From Antomobile. o'clock in the Morning," the last by greatest of costume, a with a double voice, 3 'request. nounced the love feast gave vocal solos. Other soloists Railroad securities, express Mr. Ryan sang new the order ever held here. were James Oeff, violinist; Harold three numbers The - most important matter to money orders and miscellaneous ar- days. Ed- Crane, Just published by Leo Feist. They Gelman, pianist, who more trial for Beveral come before the sessions was that played ticles valued altogether at charged with having liquor In his were "Coal Black Mammy," "Why of new temple "Arliquine" (Chaminade) than $5000 were stolen from the possession, will be tomorrow, com-- .: of the construction a Robinson, ; tried Should I Cry Over You?" and a by grand lodges of Washington Derral baritone Tom automobile of James H. Shearer, 721 His bail was set at $300. edy the Badley, Y.--, number entitled "All For the and Oregon. A committee was ap with his ukelele; Vernon Delaware av&nue, Buffalo, K. Friday and Saturday Ryder, of Mike." pointed from the membership of the xylophone soloist, and Lauren while it was parked at Sixth and The next regular programme to be Oregon lodge Sykes, pipe organist. David Rich Ankeny streets Wednesday nigfht. broadcast from The Orogonian tower grand to meet with ards entertained with a reading. similar Washington committee and The. articles were contained in a 111 IS will be tonight, when George Olsen .discuss ways and means of obtain The programme closed with black leather handgrip. &nd his orchestra will play a con- ing funds for the building, which series of drills, directed by F. C. Shearer listed the following witii cert of dance music. will cost in the neighborhood of Bennett. Ernest Hilsenberg, cap police: Ten 'shares Canadian Pa 0(10 tain, and Robert Glenz, assistant stock, $1500; 32 :- $130, and will be located at Van cific railway value HER- captain, assisted directing com- FOSTER FATHER OF WOMEN ARE RADIO FAXS couver, Wash. la the shares International Cement high-grad- e It will take another day for the group. pany of Spokane, value $3200: $220 BERT; C. HOOVER PASSES. Full fashioned, lustrous grand lodge of 'Pythian Sisters of Rev. Charles "W. MacCaughey in 11 express money orders; razor SThe Oregonian Concerts Enjoyed the state of Oregon to wind up its spoke In the interest of the chorus leather-covere- d auto' clock; heavy Silk Hosiery in all the convention. Principal business ac- and the world's fair In 1927. navy blue woman's coat; oblonff tie and Well-Know- n Throughout Oregon. complished by the Pythian women pin set with black pearl and two desired staple colors and new , That the "lady of the house" is yesterday was the annual election of small diamonds, value $75. Iieader of Friends Church shades to harmonize with Fall an equally enthusiastic radio fan as officers, as follows: Hester Hogan, JOHNSON ON Closes Unusual Career. her lordly male is shown by the let Albany, grand chief; Florence Rand, TOUR ters received from women through Hood River, grnd senior; Celia 1, RESTAURANT IS HELD UP costumes. 2" Bollman, La Grande, grand Junior; out Oregon who have enjoyed The Dr. H. J. Mlnthorn. uncle of Her- Oregonian concerts. Mabel Williams, Yamhill, grand many years Mrs. Carl Gentner of Grants Pas manager; Rose "Farrington, Port- SPEAKING DATES IN CLARKE Robber Takes About $16 From bert C. Hoover and for land, grand associated with the--, history of Ore- writes "We eat up your beautiful mistress of records and COUNTY ARE . concert's every Surely correspondence; Helen Wrightman, ARRANGED. Girl Cashier. gon and the northwest, died Wednes- other night. san- enjoyed last Sunday night's pro Silverton, grand protector; Pear! Miss Milo Garland, cashier of the day morning at the Portland gramme. Wish you great succe, Kinzer, Hubbard, grand guard; Pearl King China restaurant, 543 Wash- itarium as a result cf a relapse with your new set for broadcast Hackleman, Albany, grand press Representative Meets Old Friends was held up 12:10 following a surgical operation. ington street, at Dr. M was foster father ing." in Vancouver and Speaks at A. M. yesterday by a customer who inthorn the at 2:40 In a from Claire X Gray, 11 of Mr. Hoover, following the death era! years with the Father Duncan be held at the (rave there letter had ordered a meal at o'clock conse- o'clock thU afternooiv "Portland, she says: "I want to tell Meeting of Prunarians. and hart read a newspaper until all of the latter's parents, and mission at Metlakatla, Alaska, -- you of our appreciation of the RECITAL IS ENJOYABLE ether customer? had left the place. quently was closely associated with which was conspicuously successful splendid concert which you broad Ho obtained about $16. the early life of the present secre- because of its industrial plan. His CONVICTS THOUGHT SEEN cast Sunday evening. We were VANCOUVER, "Wash., Oct. 11. Garland, said kept tary of commerce. Sylvia Miss the robber Nor-wic- k, wife, Laura Miles Minthorn. to clearly on a Weinsteln, Violinist, and (SpeciaL) Johnson, repre arm so Dr. Minthorn was born in first RUPTURE able hear it detector Albert his overcoat ci his that the April 25, 1864. died six years ago. He later mar- Fugitives Jlelleved to Bo alone, and wish to thank you for Snsie Michael, Pianist, Heard. sentative In congress from this dis- revolver, a tmall blue weapon, was Canada, At Prison our many evenings of pleasure re trict waa in Vancouver yesterday and concealed. The counter shielded the age of 13 his family moved to ried Matilda Atkinson, a Maine 'In Lane Connly. ceived from your broadcasting Bta.- An enjoyable recital was given In toaay, meeting old friends and him from view from the street. West Branch, Iowa. When he was evangelist, who survives. Two EXPERTS tion." the ballroom of the Multnomah ho- speaking at several places in the 20 yeaxs old his father died, leav- - daughters, Gertrude Amasiway in SAI.KM. Or.. Oct. 11. (Special.) From Clear Lake. 80 miles north tel Wednesday night by Sylvia Wein-stei- n, county. ? his mother with seven children. JLudhiana, India, and Mrs. Mary Sheriff Stickles nf KllKen today of Seattle, comes the report that violinist, and Susie Michael, Mr. Johnson will attend the DESTROYED two older than himself." He later Strench of Ketchikan, Alaska, re- Ulegraphed ptnltent iary off'.c'a.s for Theodore Smith, living in that dis pianist. crowning of Queen Lidwin of the 50 STILLS attended the University of Iowa, cently of Portland, also survive. hnre that two men answerlns: the de- trict, The Oregonian The programme wag as follows: Festival in graduating there in 1876. Minthorn Mr. Hoover's mother, a sister of scription of William Jbovi-lac- and receives Tartini-Kreisle- r; annual Prune Harvest broadcasting regularly. His set Fugue, Noc- the Esther Short park tomorrow Slierifrs Deputies Hack Iiiquor continued his medical studies in Dr. Minthorn. died when Hoover "Kid" Williams, who escaped from Men, Women and consists of a vacuum tube detector turne, a Chopin group, B minor, Noc- night. He epok; before the Prunar-iani- s Philadelphia and with the Mayo was 10 years old. For several years the orison a week ato. era on and one step of radio frequency turne, F sharp major, Ballade, 'G at the weekly luncheon today Plants to Pieces. . brothers in Minnesota. He was Hoover and a brother made their this mornlnir a short distance from amplification. minor, the Wieniawski T minor and Explained the survey the gov- Wash., Oct. 11. head of the government Indian home with the Minthorns. Mrs. the Ijine county city. Wardnn Lewis Glinka-Balak-ire- VANCOUVER. Sixty-secon- - The reports are still concerto; L'Alouette, ernment will make of the Vancouver school at Forest Grove, which was Phoebe Hammei of d ami of the penitentiary asked the slier- Children up. valse, (Special.) Fifty stills that cost in Eugene organise a pos piling Hardly a day goes by concert Friml, Adagio, harbor within the near future. He 11 ana later removed to Chemawa. He was Division streets. Portland, a teacher iff at to Kreis-ler- probability at least $2uu suspects. , without two or more letters from Vivaldi, Tambourin Chinois, ; went to Ridgefield and epoke at a captured since Sheriff Thompson principal of the Friends Pacific in Jefferson hlfih school, is a sister. and go in search of the in persons living In the southern Serenade Espagnole, Chamin-ad- e, meeting there tonight. went into office, were destroyed by academy at Newberg, now know as Funeral service will be held this Williams was received at the . atate. and Spanish of Sar-- "While in Vancouver, Mr. college, 1884 to 1887. He 11 from Douglas county, while the Dance Johnson his deputies today. The copper in Pacific from morning et o'clock at the First rrison county. Portland, Wednesday a letter was received asate. arranged his itinerary for the rest of the stills brought $11. developed several institutions, such Friends church, Kast Thirty-fift- h ,ovelac came from I'nlon from Bakersfield written by 11. D, Miss Michael was to have played the campaign as follows: deputies tooK cut as Hot Sea bath sanitarium at and Main streets. Kev. F. M. George, Uoth men were trusties and wre The axes ani the picking prunes on a ran.'.h some cu- Dudding of that city, who states the Rhapsody Hongroise, No. 12, Kelso, Friday noon, October 13; Che-hali- s, and pounded to pieces all of the Newport and the Hot Lake hotel In in Salem, will officiate. that he has been hearing The Ore Liszt, but an accident to her hand Friday night, October IS; Mossy stills and made Junk of them. TheJ eastern Oregon. The body will be taken to Newberg tanea from the prison when tru-- Representing gonian concerts frequently, not- obliged her to omit this number. Rock, Saturday, October 14; Puyallup, were bought by Chusid Bros., hard Dr. Minthorn was associated sev- - for interment and final ervlces will ecnp1. withstanding the interference from These two young girls showed as Monday, October 16; Olympia, Tuesday, ware dealers, lor old copper. a score or more of other stations tonishing technique, a grasp of the October 17 ; Shelton, "Wednesday, Octo- S. RICE ; W. within several hundred from ber 18 Tacoma, Thursday noon, Octo- ESOEBFSSaSC miles musical phraseology of what they ber 19; Sumner, Thursday evening, Oc- Liquor Suspect Gets him. played, and a very evident enthusi tober 19; Raymond, Friday, October 20; Ball. Adams, N. Y. asm. South. Bend, Saturday, October 21; BEND, Or., Oct. 11. (Special.) Ilwaco, Monday, October 23; Cathlamet, Bert Breeden, charged with selling Tuesday, October 24; Stevenson, Wednes- Mahoney city, Mr. nd Mm. SCHOOL EXHIBIT PLANNED day, October 25; Tacoma, Thursday eve- liquor to W. J. of this Our expert, YOUNG MAN DIES AT SEA ning",' October 26; Tacoma, Roosevelt was admitted to $500 bail today Ca.rloa.cIs of F. K. William and C. W. meeting-- Friday, October 27; Tacoma, rrter his plea of not guilty in jus- Pianos Miller, will be the Multno- r. A- R. meeting, Saturday, October 2S; tice court. Illness will prevent his at Norman Brown Biggar Succumbs mah HoM, Portland, Or., WORK OF MILLS OPEN-AI- R on Voyage From China. in. an Awful Sacrifice October 16, 17 and 18. GOING I'NIT SOUTH. Norman Brown Bigear, ex-re- si dent of Portland and a eon of, Mr. Every ruptured man, wom- ana Mrs. W. B. Bigrar of Seattle, an and child khnuld taVe ad- Board Sends Principal to Oak' Wash., died while returning from a vantage of thi rrort'Jn''o'' to Prepare Install- trip to the orient, according to news Player Pianos and Some Grands Thrown Into land for received here Wednesday. ft Finest of Pianos, The Kice Method rup- s lation of Products. Bigsrar, who was 19 years old, left g fr Portland about four months ago. Drastic Money-Raisin- Sale ture U known the world over. Shortly after leaving' here he de- You can now sec this Method Such is the worth of the Mills parted for China, It was on the re- demonstrated and have a pen-a- turn voyage, the steamer was ir school of Portland that an when Sfrp?! necessity compels quick and extraordinary action. Elegant, latest exhibit representative of the unit a few days out from Seattle, October of Kire Applianre fitted to yvi. will be sent by the district to that his death occurred. improved, brand new and guaranteed upright pianos to go for only $192; Absolutely no charr" wile the international safety exposition, He formerly attended the Ains- - you are aatiRfied to Jeep the soon convene worth school here. He was a cousin actually $31.20 less than wholesale factory cost. All others correspondingly which is to at Oak Or. Outfit after h.ivinjr the Ap- land, Cal. By unanimous vote of the cf Mrs. Jesse Stearns of Eugene, warehouse, the balance in Eilers Music Building. "board, in weekly session Wednesday reduced; two carloads in pliance adjusted and you re nig-ht- it was decided to display the how perfectly and comfort- school exhibit and to dispatch Miss LAND OPENING DEBATED Jfm arisen makes it so little; we offer one of the very best ably it holds. No harnh, Anna Thompson, principal, to Oak A situation has that six rioep-preln- aprinp; r.olh-i- nr land for the purpose of installing it Flans to Allow Filings on Tule necessary to immediately turn 72 of the makes, genuine mahogany, four feet representing the school and dis Makers genuine Australian Kangaroo 88-not- to jtouk" the and .and of inches high, e, latest improved f.H trict- - Lake Tract Considered. Boots and Shoes for men and 'women latest and best of pianos into money. make you mre. Cnn he 'There is no question," said Mrs. never metal tubing, human touch action, for worn night and day with Sadie Orr Dunbar, who recommend- KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Oct. 11. Never . heretofore and probably po. ed the action, "about what you have (Special.) The special board of re of circumstances only $300. This is less than half its real itive comfort. Soft, rubber-lik- e to offer In an educational way. Mills view appointed to investigate the again a combination composition pad, any de- compensation J. school Is the finest open-ai- r school matter of itor Frank demanding such merciless sacrifice. cash value. Same and even greater required. In , possibly Adams, for reclamation work on gree of pre.ure the and opening sKoe on all the others. Think of it! in the world." Hanks marsh and the to The right for It would be folly to expect to sell for reduction The board by an uncontested mo- - homestead entry of a second tract of Two player pianos for the price of one Don't wear a tru all your ;tion. at the request of Judge Jacob Tule lake lands comprising between all cash in only seven days and make a life when thou"an! hove Kanzler, agreed to provide 'office 10,000 and lo.OvO acres in addition to and money left over. For only $525 we cure throurh, quarters for the Americanization the tract to be thrown open October profit. reported uiric council in district's new admin- 27, is in session at the United States will furnish a just like new $1150 player the Kice Method. hy uf-f- er the service office. we must take a loss, istrative building, now under reclamation the right foot We realize that L two the burden of rupture if They expect to complete piano and there are also Chickering on tli site of the old Hol- - their get quick, there is a chance to be free 'iaday school. work Friday. They will then report and in order to get cash and it unheard-o- player pianos at simply f low truss-wearin- jr Bids on construction items per- their findiings to Secretary Fall, who we are satisfied to do so. from forever? taining to the administration build- will base his decision accordingly. callous on the hand is usually-- prices. Anyway, it will cot you ing were opened and read, and re- A corn or come in S. & H. green stamps for casn. nothing to and are ferred to the properties committee These Only $265 Every in the sale will my representative for action. The lowest bid for roof- Holman Fuel Co.. coal and wood. hard work. shows that instrument be at the 560-2- of It you sign WilJ-jam- ing the structure was that of W. J. Broadway 6353; Adv. Think of brand new fanciest mahogany covered by the old-tim- e famous safe and Multnomah Hotel. Mrs. a Morton, in the sum of $1190. For callous haa separate apart- excavating, brick and concrete work Phone your want ads to The are fit. A corn or on the foot is walnut, also beautifully sure money - back Eilers guarantee. Oresronian. Main 7070. and genuine ments and wiil personally at- the lowest bid was that of Frank sweet-tone- d always prove in Lanning. in the amount of 115,555. another matter. It proves your shoes are figured oak cased, highest grade, Every instrument must tend all lady caller. Office pianos that could not ordinarily be every way satisfactory to the purchaser hours 0 to 12 A. M.f 2 to 5 n 1. M., evening 7 to 9. DRIVER GAGGED, ROBBED a misfit. obtained for less than $450, $500 and with us. The right shoes for any feet must be more than $550, now ticketed to go for only $265; Don't mis this preat op- Automobile Is Stolen by Trio; portunity to see 1.x-per- ts one-ha- lf or more cash, and a year Sale Starts at Once these. Victim Chews Rope, Escapes. perfect fitting. They must keep their shape. They terms on Hernia. ' LANPHER in which to pay the balance for the mere sale, as above, will start at once OREGON CITY, Or., Oct. 11. must be long wearing. And so comfortable, you This (Special.) E. N. Bellus, salesman additional simple interest. in Eilers Music Building, and the W. S. RICK. Adam. N. Y. or the Burt & Hall Motor company, never realize that you have them on. the to reported the sheriff today that And These.-a- t $192 piano department will be kept open every three men had stolen his money and 'Then wear Edwin Clapp Shoes. Every well-inform- have his automobile after binding and extremely elegant models (there evening until all the instruments gastrins him at Pulp siding, in this man and woman has heard of them. No The disposed of. But only seven days' county. Bellus said he got loose only seven) cost $67 more and the been STOP ITCHING SKIN by chewins the rope with which he Even a hat finer shoes have been made or are being made are time is available and if every reader cf Itiis bound. on somewhat smaller ones, all of them full "Bellus eald two of the men were this , " this paper could realize the exact situa- continent. Try one pair. 1-- titled, and that they forced him to can't retain its 7 3 octaves, equally fine toned, are Zcmo, the Clnn, AntispMk enter the brush and then bound tion as it is, the entire stock would be . him. IU-licf- They took from $10 to $16 from his good only $192. Liquid, Gives Prompt pockets, he safd, and then drove off closed out in less than two days. with his machine. The authorities Pianos for which usually $375 would expect to trace the assailants reputation Protzman SHoe Co; If you live out of town, telephone, or, Thr la on aft. nofv inr-tti- rt through a laundry mark on the 108 have to be paid are only $172, and treatment' thut !ri.t,lrr Broadway, Portland, Ore. arid riini a 1 .., h handkerchief with which Bellus was still expensive ones, good ones, can better still, come to Portland at once nn't IhAt c!fiBtri gagged. without less to you lh k:n picked up for as little as $163 and take your pick. It will mean the Am mr drnt-e'- tor r M now be -- living greatest saving in the purchase of a good boMie of 7.mmo Aai irpir a e DRY AGENTS ATTACKED even only $145. reeled. Bonn torn wi: find lht a. piano that has ever been possible since Pimp' It ark hala. I up to it. A deposit of $25 or $50 to hold a special m ft W r f K ftk,an.H - i - Bootleggers Charge Government 1899, when the Eilers House first started kln trouklea wi, duwppaar. instrument may be made, balance of the ttmo, id pwnairaunt. T!rriF Is Partner In Their Crime. in business. llQuld. I alt that la aaadaA. t- -r it " required payment to come within a week. m The question of whether th banlaha naoat mhm erupt '.ana. ni United States becomes a partner in Remember the address, Eilers Music tha akin soft, amooin ana hra - crime when one of its prohibition Player Pianos, Too! ; purchases liquor Building, corner Fourth and Washington agents and drinks I'hnna yetjr i a 6a la 1 ;.a in a- - bootlegger's establisluneat was 0 o Player pianos never were to be had for entrance to elevator, 2Vi Washington. Cu eou.ac, Jiln