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Newspaper Page TextMORNING OREGONTAX, SATURDAY. DECE3IBER 13, 1913. 13 CHRISMS, THEN DEATH, MAN'S LOT Problem of How Wife and Five Children Will Pass Day Is Last to Be Faced. POVERTY FOLLOWS INJURY Jlccovery Impossible, but Donations From Portland's Generous l"olk AVill Bring Tnletido Clieer to Him and Many Others. COTRracTION"l TO THE tTiTUST. MAS BELIEF ITNU Previously- reported ...IMS." Cash U B. fjeeley, Jr.. trustee 8t- "W. p. Moors I.oo tr. J. J. panton 30.00 J. 3. Rose Ml!) Turniihlnr CompsnT C.oo Mm. J. c. yin s on Paul Zimmerman ........... 2-.V Junn D. Lacey A Co ...... ln.oo R. J. Stewart . ........... . Ion !' 2o.0 Mrs. C. S. Judd 1 ' RoMnf .M-mlt.h Company ... rV J. C fnurt a-oo I C. Tobias- .0- Jra 7. Power ............... 25.00 Total $745.30 Contribution to the Christmas Relief fund may be sent to The Ore-g-onlan, to R, & Howard, treasurer of . the Associated Charities, with Ladd Til loo Bank, or to V. R. Manning;, secretary ot the Associated Charities. 411 Commercial block. Right In the midst of the Christmas hopplnp and with the rash and slow Ins; enthusiasm of the season going on all about, did you ever lay down your armful of bundles and your Rift list and -wonder how you would like to pass the coming Christmas, if It were the last Christmas you were to spend on earth? How would yon like your family to pats It, If you knew It was the last Christmas day on which you were to be with them to share their JoyT Those probably are foolish questions. You are likely to enjoy many merry Christmas days In health and vigor, and really It la Inappropriate to drag In such considerations, like a mummy at the feast, just while one Is engrossed with purchases and holiday plana. A crowded store is not a good place In which to stop and think anyhow. There is a man In Portland, how ever never mind his name. It's a for eign name and hard for American tongues to get around who has abun dant time to think over such things at this time, for he is not engrossed with Christmas shopping activities. This Christmas His Last. The problem presents Itself to him c.uite concretely. He will observe in two weeks his last Christmas on earth. He was a laborer, and lived in com paratively comfortable circumstances with his family until last Sprln-r, when he was thrown under a sprinkler and injured. In Alarch he went to the hos pital. There he remained for several months. Just recently, with his funds nearly all gone and convinced that his light for recovery of health was In vain, he came back to his home to die. There are a wife and Ave children In this family, the youngest child I years old. To go hack to the two questions with which this was begun, of course he has arrived at some conclusion on these subjects, and of course thinks it utterly Impossible for him to hope to see his wish fulfilled, foe he has not money for the sheer necessities of life even, to say nothing of the little gifts and dainties with which one makes Christmas distinctive There is, however, something- that has been at work In this Christmas season of which he knows nothing, and because of this he really Is to find some of his wishes coming true for the last Christmas he shall celebrate. The S5 or 110 that you sent to the , Christmas relief fund of the Associated Charities the other day and then for got about Is what Is going to do it. Or perhaps it is the check you Intend to send tomorrow for the fund. The Christmas relief fund has al ready passed the 17u0 mark and will he close about the 1 1000 mark by Mon day, according to the indications from the letters that are being received at the office of the Charities. In addition to the money that is coming in several barrels of flour, much clothing and other supplies are being- sent In dally. last year more than 150 families were given Christmas cheer and were helped during the Winter months by the relief fund that was contributed, and this year the scope of the work will be far larger. Secretary V. R. Manning his organ ized his force of workers carefully to cope with the Christmas situation and the work will be carried forward with enthusiasm during the Christmas week. The contributions should come In as early as possible, so that during the last week It may be known just what means the Associated Charities has at hand to care for the cases that It takes charge of. "CUP KISSES" GO NOW, TOO Same Pnncii Glass Must Not Be Tsed by Partners at Tance. TTNIVERSITY OF OREGON'.' Eupene, Or.. Dec, 12. (Special.) The deadly microbe that may be transferred from one pair of lips to another has been brought to bay at last at the University of Oregon, at least so far as the big class dances are concerned. Since kiss ing was declared highly dangerous by scientists several years ago, college swains have still had recourse to Ben Jonson's famous plea, "leave a kiss, but in the cup," for heretofore at dances a man has had the privilege of drink ing punch from the same glass as his fair partner, should he so desire. However, even this second-hand form of osculation is now taboo. Professor John Bovardof the science department, has asserted that the opportunity for bacteria to migrate via the brim of an ordinary punch glass is fully as great as by the-mora direct route. Through his efforts 10.000 individual drinking cups of papier-mache have been pur-chase-1 Dy the university. A Mlpply of these will be used for the first time at the annual sophomoro hop tomorrow evening. SOCIAL SERVICE IS AIM Conference to Awaken Consciousness "Cndcr Way at Church. 'A conference on social service will be held at the Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Broadway and East Thirty-eighth streets. North, today, Sunday and Monday. It will be con ducted by Rev. Henry Russell Talbot and Rev. Frederick K. Howard, mem bers of the social service committee of the Episcopal Church In the Diocese of Oregon. The object of the conference Is to awaken the social consciousness and arouse the duty of co-operation for civic welfare. Following Is the programme: Saturday. December 13 S P. M.. opening rrice: sons, pravera and addresses: lal "The First shot." Rev. F. K. Howard; lb) "What's Dolr-i." Hev. H. R. Talbot. (under. Ummbrr 14 7:30 A. M-r holy communion and Intercession. 11 A. M.. morning- prayer and sermon. Rev. H. R. Tal lot. 3 I. (.. conference on certain aspects of rlal service; First Kducatlon; ta '"Parent-Teachers' Association." Mrs. F. 8. Myers, president Portland Parent-Teachers' Association : (b 'Bthtca In the School C ourse." lr. L. W. Hyde; second Monlclyal activity: it) "The Commission," W. L. Lrewster: b "The Municipal Court," Judge J. H. Stevenson.. eimrtay evenlrer. December 14 T:0 P. M.. stereopttcon talk. Rev. F. K. Howard; songs arxl -grayer. Monday. December 15 liSA P. M., confer ence of women. "The Wider Field for Wom an's Service." ft pt M., closing service. '"The eummlna- Up," Rev. V. K. Howard. Rev. K. R. Tslbot. MRS. M0ISAN IS DEAD Pioneer Woman, Aged 4, Passes at -Son's Home, Brooks, Or. News has just been received here of the death on December 4 of Mrs. Har riet Molsan. one of the oldest native daughters of the Paclflo Northwest, at the home of her eldest son, V. X. Mol san. near Brooks. Marlon County, Or. The funeral of the pioneer, who was more than 94 years of age, was held from the Catholic Church at Brooks, which was built on land donated by the Molsans more than. 30 years ago. last Saturday morning. Interment was In the Gervala Cemetery. Mrs. Molsan was born May 11, 1810, at Vancouver, 'Wash. Her father re moved to- Champoeg. When 16 years old she was married to Thomas Molsan, a French Canadian, of Montreal- The couple took up homesteads in the Lake La. Blche country. 10 miles north east of Salem. In time they acquired about S50 acres of this land, which Is now in the hands of the three ohlkiren, P. X. and Alexander Molsan and Mrs. Phileroena Bolter. The Rev. Fathers Moore and Mare, of Salem, assisted the local pastor in the services at the funeral, which was at tended by large numbers. The choir from the Salem Catholic Church sang the high mass. "Grandpa" Molsan died at the homestead January IS, 1(88. COUNTY EXPENSES GO UP Table Shows $981.4 1 Increaso in November Over Terlod In 1912. The administration of Multnomah County spent $931.41 more In Novem ber. U13. than in the corresponding month last year, according to a com parative table furnished the County Commissioners yesterday by Auditor Martin. The total for November was 123.481.37. The totals as segregated by Auditor Martin and furnished to the Commis sioners follow: 1912. 1S13. Assessor Auditor I 31S.1 3.112.54 utvi 1 AM.U0 County Clerk ......... 2,571. !M) 4.6V1.03 Coroner 378. no v 1'Hl.SO Constable II-J8.S4 1.M1.16 mstnet Attorney 847.74 4SU.12 Multnomah Farm ..... 4.181. t)9 4.5J4.02 Multnomah Hospital .. 2.317.64 S.107.67 Tax collection dapart't. S.SU'4.1 1,642 SO Treasurer ............. 210.SS 246.08 Sheriff 2.r.'J4.1 2,73.1.72 bvbool Superintendent... A.-V.H.21 449.73 Surveyor 223.H0 2is.HU Totals ......i.......l22,tU.M 1 23.6b 1.37 PAVING PLAN PROPOSED Commissioners to Hold Meeting Mon day With Companies. To arrange A new system whereby the city can require the repair of pav ing without delay by contractors dur ing the years the paving Is under maintenance by the contractor. City Commissioners Dieck, Blgelow and Daly and representatives of the paving companies will hold a meeting at the City Hall Monday' morning. . It Is proposed by Commissioner Dieck to arrange a system whereby the maintenance bonds of the compa nies can be so changed that the re pairs can be ordered when actually needed Instead of the work being done when the contractor gets ready, as has been the experience In the past. In the repair of paved areas which are torn up for underground structures Commissioner Dleck proposes a grad uated scale of pay for the companies based upon the length of time required for the work. CELEBRATION' IS ALLOWED Rotary Club Gets Permit for Christ mas Tree in Broadway. The City Commission yesterday granted a permit to the Rotary Club to hold a celebration Christmas eve on Oak street and Broadway. A commit tee of the club, headed by George L. Baker, appeared before the Commission and asked permission to use the street for a huge illuminated Christmas tree and for the erection of a platform and seats for singers and others who are to take part in the celebration. Permission was granted to block the street for the evening and to allow those witnessing the event to congre gate in the streets surrounding the scene. CAR' PORTER GETS 35 DAYS Negro Employe of Xorth Bank Road Sentenced for Theft. Harry Johnson, a negro car porter, who was arrested by Charles Bakcsy, special agent of the North Bank road, and was charged with the larceny of linen and blankets from parked cars In the railroad yards, was yesterday given 85 days on the rock pile by Municipal Judge Stevenson. Johnson has an extensive record in cities of the Pacific Coast. He was ar rested In San Francisco for vagrancy. In San Jose as a murder suspect, in Los Angeles for larceny. In San Diego for the same offense and in Marysvllle and Bakerstield for vagrancy. PARK URGED IN ST. JOHNS Citizens of Second Ward Meet to De mand Selection of Site. ST. JOHNS, Or, Dec 12. (Special) A meeting of citizens of the Second Ward was held Wednesday night at the City Hall to urge that a park site be selected for the northern part 01 tne city. G. L Perrlne presided at the meeting and spoke in behalf of the citizens of the Second Ward. A meeting in the First Ward probably will be held next week to suggest a park site there. MULTNOMAH FARM FULL Superintendent Js Authorized , to Requisition More Beds. Conditions at the Multnomah farm are so crowded. Superintendent Jack son reported to the County Commis sioners yesterday, that until more beds are supplied only alx- more patients can be received. Mr. Jackson reported PORTLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. ? PAXCTXG. PATENT ATTORNEYS. . J PROMPT SUKVli'K at reasonable prices. Pacific Title St Trust Co.. 7 Cuaro. ot Com. AlCOKDElON PLEATING. K. eTtrUAN tlems'ttc'iluc and ecaiioplna. accord, aide pieat. buttons covered, gooas eyooged; mail orders, aaa Aider. M. IMi. AHIVtKa AND ANALVrVT:. MONTANA AeVaAY OFFICE Laboratory and ore-lesung worse. lld Morr.eon at. ATTORNEY. J. R. GREENFIELD Ueneral practice, ab stracts, contracts, collections. Injuries, etc. Removed to new offices, Jd7, Son, o KeUing bldg. Consultation free. WM. M. LA FORCE. Counsellor-at-iaw, Kai.iut elds'. ART .UATTKEtw WOKE., MATTRScE.d renovated and to order. The only special admirable shop. Marshall Zo3. BOAT BL'ILUINU. O. P. GRAHAM Boat bullulug and repair ing. Marine was. foot Abernelby at. CARPET HaAVLXU. NORTHWEST Hl'U CO.-RuH Irons carpets, rag ruga, lbs East em. KI.I.l IA)ll BtTTO!. BAIHErt. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. ! ftth st. Phones Msln li ainj A ISo. CHIROPODISTs. Wliliam. Eslelle and Dewane Havener, the on.y scientific chiropodists In Jua city. Parlors, iux Oerllnser bldl... B. w- corner 2d and Alder. Phone Ma.n 1201. CH1ROPODT and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D. Hill. Offices. 4J3 FUedner bl'lg- slain 73. LK. and Mrs. Fletcher, painless chiropodists, over the Haaelwood. Main HIU. A 6 HM. CHIROPRACTIC PHVMOANH. DR. MM A HON, 111 4th at. tio.ooo modern equipment. Chronic cases one-half "trust" prW. Results guaranteed In writing. COAL. "HIAWATHA" l uh hard coal, preteried by Goversmcnt, guaranteed by mine agent, Edlefsen. Star st. Phone Fast r.ii:i. (OAL AND HIHIII. I KNIGHT roal has no equal; a clean, hard. qulck-nrlnc. long-burning tua coat. ai. btna Fuel Co.. sole agents. FOR FIRo'T-CLAHij liRY SLAB-WOOD CALL S0 NORTH 14TH. MAIN 3.".44. OAK and ftr cordaood. Cannon coal. Mult nomah Fuel Co. Main 6MO. A 811. COLLECTION AtiEXCV. NETH CO., Worcester blag. Mala lTfco- No collection, no charge. Cl'RRENTand delinquent, peroonal Injuries. Legal Adjustment .Bureau. 62 I. bra, bids:. DANCING. PROF. WAI. WILSON School lessons 20c: . waits, two-atep, three-step, stage dancing taught, morning, afternoon and evening guarantee, to teach anone who walka bow to dance ."S Stn at., between Stark and Oak sts. Phone Main 737. Mr. and Mra. Hath'a School, Km 2d su. bet. Wash, and .Stark, and Allsky bid-.. 3d and Morrison ata. Lessons daily; waits and twostep guaranteed In 4 lessons; claaaea Mon. and FrL eves., s to to. at loo 2d st. AGRJCI LTI RAL .IMPIJ1MENTS. Mitchell Lewla A Staver Co.. Morrison and 2d R. M. Wade CO.. 322-2H Hawthorne ave. ARCHITECT I' RAL WIRE & IRON WORKS Portlund Wire 4t Iron Was.. 2d A Colunmia- ACTO AND BIGG Y TOPS. DfBRClLLE BlutiY TOP CO., 200 2d St. AITOMOBILES. Mltchert; Lewis e: stayer CcMorrlson and 2d. ALTO LAMPS AND KADIAIOK KLPA1K1NG. PORTI-AXD AUTO LAMP CO.. 810 Alder sL ALTO MOBILE rXPPLiKel. BALLOU & WRIGHT. 7th and Oak sts. BAGGAGE HJX KED AT HOME. Baggage omnJbua Transfer. Park e. Davis. B.4.RI1LB SCPl'LIXS. Lewls-etcnger Barber Supply Co.. lOth-Mor. BKYtli-S. MOTOKC-YCLES at hi 1'PLlEcl. BALLOU WRIGHT, 7th and Oak ata. POPE F. P. Keenan Co.. l'Jvl 4th atreet. BICYCLES AND MPPLIEei. DATTON CYCIJi CO.. 247 Ash street. BREAD BAKERY. Royal Bakery a Conf.. Inc.. 11th and Everet BKEWERe) AND BOTTLE Rei. HENRY WE1NHARD, 13lh and Burnslde. CARRIAGE WORKjj. PORTLAND CARRIAGE W Ko., BODIES. WHEEtrfS, SPRINGS. 10U North Fourth Street. Main CAA4.AIUA BAKK AND GRAPE ROOT. KAHN BROS.. 1U1 FRONT ST. CEMENT. LLME AND PLANTER, F. T. Crowe A Co, 43 Fourth street. COFFEE!. TEAS AND hl'ICEei. CL08SET St DEVERS. 1-11 N. Front st that he had advised the County Health Officer and the board of relief of the crowded conditions. The Commissioners directed iir. Jackson to prepare the necessary requisition for the supplies needed. A requisition was allowed for the purchase of eight two gallon Babcock lire extinguishers for use at the farm. Mr. Jackson said be has taken every precaution to be prepared to protect the inmates of the farm should a lire occur, it not being practical to have tire drills because of the nervous condi tion of many of the patients. $11,842 IS SPENT ON ROAD Report Is Motdo on Work Done on Colombia lUver Hlr-liway. Operating expenses on the new Co lumbia River highway have amounted to $11,842.29 to date, according to a report made yesterday by C. B. Pum- phry. timekeeper and bookkeeper of the construction work at Camp No. 1, Tiear MlHnomah Falls. Of this amount, ,".891.56 was expended during Novem ber, Mr. Pumphry reports. m The amounts were segregated as follows: Construction work S.109.3"! Commissary and camp 2.oio.o: Administration expenses , L3S2.D4 Total $11.842.2, Thls money has been expended, the report says, for procuring the neces sary right of way, grading, engineer ing work, building of culverts, retain ing walls, bases for small bridges and all expenses Incurred in bringing the work to Its present status. COUNTY PRECINCTS DIVIDED Divisions Read for Approval of Board of Commissioners. When the County Commissioners ap prove the redlvlslon of the election precincts of Multnomah County, as made by County Clerk Coffey and Dep uty Assessor- Funk, there -will be 32 precincts in the county. Instead of only 192 as heretofore. The work was com pleted by Mr. Coffey and Mr. Funk yes terday. The law under which the new divi sion was made was passed at the last session of the Legislature. It requires that there shall be not more than 800 voters in any preMncL Because of the women being entitled to vote, there was hardly a precinct In the city ot Portland that did not have more than 300 voters. DAILY CITY STATISTICS ' Births. NORTHRUP To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton Northrup, 2121 Fi'lh atreet, Novem ber 26. a son. SCALDING To Mr. and Mm. Harry K. Spalding. 814 North Kellogg street, Novem ber 24. a son. HA LL To Mr. and Mrs. Elmon T Hall, C0H Broadway. December l. a daughter. MARSHALL To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall, bio Yale street, December 4, a son. BERG To Mr. and Mrs. August 8. Berg. 17ie Dwlght street, December 0, a daugh ter. BENNETT To Mr. and Mra. Stanley Her bert Bennett, 11H7 East Seventeenth street, aiovemoer 11. a son. PETERS To Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Peters, est. Sixty-second avenue Southeast. ' November 23. a daughter. Dauclna fancy; taogo, oue-step. Hoston, private anil cla.s. 231 t Morrison. Marshall Slo. IKKMi.MA EEILS. EXPERT dressmaking and ladles', tailoring reasonable. 23 Russel bldg., 4th add Morrison. DKAITINO. PATENT- AND COMM L'KCl AL DRAFTING. WM. C. bCHMITT, i"3 Henry bid. M. VJ. ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTOI.6, generators bought, aold rented and repaired. We do all klnda of repair ing and rewinding; ail work guarantied. H. il. H. Electric Co.. 31 Flrai SU North. Phone Main 2lO. WE buy, sell, rent and exchange new and second-hand motors; repair work a spe cialty. Western Electnu Works. 213 oth. EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. HANLEV Employment-AKeocy. xj North tx-cond. Main 727. A 221 P. J. lianley, plop. Res, phones. East 1U9, C 3027 EVE, EAR. NK AND THROAT. Treatmenta by epectaiUt. Gla.eee ntied. Dr. t F. F. Casacday. 41s Dekum bl.. 3d A Wash. FIRE INSURANCE. LET OWKN (SL'MVIKRti write vour fire ln surance. m Morgan bldg. Main fc42. FOI'MIRT AND MACHINE t-HOPrl. PIUiKNIX Iron Works. East Sd and Hiv thorne. General machine and foundry work. HOOK MOV ING. A. 1. MUOUIK. 1U.I K. Water IL l-.t S.:1 latest Improved mai-hinerv for handling heavy bod lea Brick buildings a specialty. KODAKS. KODAKS and ALL srPPLIKS; develop Inc. prlntltir and enlarging. lil.l'MAl .U PHOTO 61'PrLY CO.. S10 Washington at. I.F.ATHF.K AND FlNDINtiS. J. A. BTROtN BKID'SB LEATHER CU. Es tablished l.i. ls From at. M Vtlll.SLRY. EnaitM-s. bollf-r., sswmiiMs boufht. sold and exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co. Portland. M ESKM. K K hiEKVf t E. HASTY MFf.-KNGFI! CO. Day and night service. Vhnne Main h A 21T-3. Millinery. BRADS HAW BROS. Morrison and 7th sta. .Ml MCAU till I. IHIELHUKS, violin teacher; pupil Bevclk. 207 Flleduer bid. A 41i' Mar. 1I29 N ATI KOPATHIC rilMCLxS. Dr. Grover. apeclallat In paralala nervoue. chronic dlaeaaea 604 Oregon Ian bid. M. S142 OPTICI N!. Ml N.SELL O' llrnl Co. Quallt classes, seo ond floor N. W. bid d.. H27H Washlugton. OKrEOPATHIC PIIYSHT.VNK. Dr. R. H. Norlhrup. 30S Morgan bldg.. or. Itroadwsy and Washingrton st. office phono. Msln 849; residence. East 102.V PAINTING AND P APKRH ANGING. FOR FIRST-Cl.ASjJ papering, painting. (Int. lug; reasonable prlcea. Call Main ttl2U. Main M.. H CIXH n.,...!,.- Ac.Oemv otcI.1 and U. SL AND lorelKn DatenLS OOUUON "I WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS IIBK AND SHEET METAL STAMPING. WESTERN Tool ai Die Works. 2'xj Pine st. DRY GOODS. FLEIPCHNER-MA YER at CO.. 27 Ash at. ELECTRICAL KVPPUKS. Sltlhbe Electrical Co, th and I'lna SIS. K1MI. OYSTEIW AND ICE. MAT.ARKEY A 0.. Inc.. 14 Front street. FLOIK MILI-H. CROWN MILLS. Board of Trade bldg. GRAIN MERCHANTS. Albers Bros. MIHIiik Co, Front andMarshall. BALFOLR-GI'TlililE & CO, Park and Oak. H. M. HOI'SER. Board of Trade bldg. NORTHERN GRAIN St WHSK. CO, Bd. Td. THE W. A. GORDON CO, Heard ot Trade. GROCERIES. WADHAMS St CO, till -7.'. 4tb St. HAIR GOODS. PORTLAND HAIR GOODS CO, WHOLESAIE ONLY. 411 DEKUM BLDO. HATS AND CAPS. tttanhacsi;k hat co, .-.3-sn MAY. J. H. Klosterman & Co, leading hay dealera HIDLS. FIRS. PKLTS, WOOL. TALLOW. THB H. F. NORTON CO, Front at. HIDFS, PKLTS, WOOL AND Fl Kg. K.H S HKOS, ll Front streeu IRON WORKS. PACIFIC IRON ttoHKS. East 3d and Burnaide Sts. ALL ARCH I TECTl' RAL IUOX, CASTINGS, Comp.ete a'ock of BEAMS. ANGLES. CHANNELS, P LA T ICS. LEATHER AMI OHOE STORE SI Il'Utii. CHAS. I- MASTICK CO, 74 Front; leather of every description, taps, mfg. findings HOTELS AND i"BF .JJTTJI f!Std! -WSf aVfaf-OTf 4i .. Z sw pet n-r-4vc--- tlir 1 a-, al t. ai ' U 34'.-- n PORTLAND : LP -aJ T ciT-w--. I I P .'si.!--- .Tt M II fesaJ I Hotel Washington 1.- llimnrMs Htreet, Cenn-r Twelfth. CHARLES IL KOrtU V, Mansurrr. . Sl.es, SI.SO, ft.09 Per Day, With Bath PrlvUesrr. ' ' SLS0. SI.00. St.SO Per Day. With Private Bath. SAME KATES FOR ONE OR TWO PERSON" IN JL BOOM M'E IAL RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH Bus to and from trslna and boats, or take a Depot car to Washington Street and transrer, get off at. Twelfth Street "Beautiful marble lobby. European plan. 1"0 outside rooms. Fireproof buTidlnB. modern and clean in every respect. Hot a Dd cold ninnlne water and both telephonea in every room. Ladles' parlor each floor. Large parlor off main lor.by. rr. -l ef A - i 111 11 tiiljjjij-ii , H AHN To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hahn, 780 Rodney avenue. November -S. a son. LKONARn To Mr. and Mrs. I'stlick J. leonant, 4-U s'ntdniore strtCt, November y. a daughter. Murrwae Ucrnsea. KARKKANKN-HA RJ!" Mattl Ksrkkan--n, city, 2v, and Jenny HsrJI, city. Is. Peter siaberlin. 40s Chamber of com merce. Portland; Victor bids.. Washing ton, D. c. Patents procured by J. K. Mock, attorney at-law. lata of the U. 8. Patent Office. Booklet Ire. 101 u Board of Trade bids. R. c. v RiOttT 22 jeaiS practice. U. B and foreign patauta. ow Dekum bldg. riPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and olf.ee near 24th and Xork ata. Main 34tf. lUBIltlt rTAMI"8, bEALS, BBAta MGNS PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. 221 Warn. st. l'honea Main 710 and A 2710. THE 1KWIN-HODSON 1 oth su Phone Main COMPANY, 512. A 1204. bEHLNG MACHINES. Machines of all makes, new and IT -hand, for aaie, rented and repaited. M D43L Sewing Machine Emporium, ilU ed at., nr. Yamhul sTlOWCAEH, BANK oTOUE tTXTtRES FOK reaaouablo prices see Wostera Fixture & bhuwease Co. 45 N. lUth at. , MARSHALL MFG. CO.. 4th and iouch; new and old window display and cabinet work. TO RAGE AND TRANSFER. PORTLAND Van Storage Co.. cor. lSth and Kearney sis.. Just completed new fire proof warehouse for household effects, pianos and automobilea; containa aeparale fire and vermin-proof rooms, steam-heated piano room, trunk and rug vaulta; track age for carload shipments, ana or mov ing, reduced freight rates on housenola goods to and from East In tnrough cars. Main 5o4J, all departments. C O. PICK Transfer ti Storage Co., offices and commodious 4-story brick warehouse, separata Iron rooms and fireproof vaults for valuables: N. W. cor. Id and Pine sts. 1'ianoe and furniture moved and packed for shipment, special rates msdo on goods In our through cars to all domeatlo and foreign porta Main filfS. A 2'.6. PORTLAND TRANSFER Si STORAGE CO.. ; Main elU. oo v aatiington. a i"--. pianoa and furniture moved and pa-k.'l for ahipmeut. Special rates msde on goods to domestic and foreign porta Through car service. Storage. Low insurance. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan St. cor. 13th. Tolephone Main 6v or A 11. Goneral tranafer and forwarding- amenta. We own aud operate two large class "A' warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance ratea In the city.- OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO.. general transfer and storage, safes, pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipment. Teams and suto vans for long distance moving. 87-8U Front su Msln S47 orAj24i. C. C. Tefl St Son. 208 Alder. Msrshall 2t. East S42 Furniture, pianoa moved and packed for shipment and storage: general transferring; 1 month's free storage. PORTLAND Al'IO DEL. CO, drayaga and storage; furutture moving ana psnamg. 27 No. Front. Marshall i73, a TRlSES. EXPERT TRl'HS FITTING at the Davis Drug Co.. 3d and Ynmhlll. I-pHOITERrNG,IT'RNlTriK RL PAIRING MATTRESSES made over and to order; cir. pets cleaned; laid. A. Silverman. Main 4.W4 LOGGING MACHINERY. F. B. MADOKY & CO, 2vl l ine St. I.I HRICATING OILS. Balfour. Guthrie Sr Co, park and Oak. MKN'S AN if W OMEN'S NEC KWKAR. Columlla Neckwear Mfs;. Co.. e-i Fifth st. ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE. Portland Wire ae Iron Works, AI & Columbia, PAINTS, OILS AND VtKMMUA RAShl'SSEN ec CO, Jobbers, paints, oils. glass, sh and doors. Cor. 2d and Taylor W. P. FULLER CO., I2th and Davis. PAINTS AND WALLPAPER. PIONEER PAINT CO, 1-v.i First SU PIPE, PIPE lTTnNGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE, -4-MS Front st. PLUMBING M. L. KLINE. AND STEAM fcCPPUES. M-1 Front su PKJNTKRS AND riBLIMlERH. F. W. HALT EH fc CO, 1ST AND UAK STS. I'IMICCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EV E KU1XJ FARKELt HO Front su ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co, 14th and Northrup. SAND AND GRAVEL. COLUMBIA lil'ISL'K Co, Foot Ankeny St. SASH, IsOOKS AND (,1-lS.S. FL 1.1. KK A CO, 12th and Davis. W. P. SAWMILL MACHINERY. PORTLAND l-on Woras. 14th and Northrup. SODA FOI NTA1N M'PPLI l-ls. COLUMBIA SI I-PI.Y CO, MS Front st. WALL TAPER. Ernst Miller Wall Paper Co, 172 1st su. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO, 2.10 2d St. WIRE AND IRON WORKS. . Portland Wire A Iron Works. 2d a. Columbia RESORT). Hotel Hoyt H0YT AND SIXTH STS. ew Fireproof 200 Booms Rates 75 c Up rEuMAXEXT GUESTS SOLICITED SPECIAL RATES OXE BLOCK rnntr T'VTnv nnim i-iic-ai u - lu.i fuui H. JENNTNO & SON. Props. x is. xiari it-k.uu, mgr. HOTEL- CARLTON Fourteenth and Washinsrton Streets. ' Booms, with bath. $1X0 day. Booms without hath, ?l:00 day. All outside rooms, fireproof construct ion." Special rates for permanent guests. Hoss Finnegan, ilgr. Victor Brandt, Propr. Hotel Cornelius THE HOUSE OF WELCOME, PARK AND ALDEE STS, P0BTLAND, 0B. . In the theater and shopping district, one block from any carline; rates $1.00 per day and up; with bath, $1.50 per day and up. Take our Brown Auto -Bus. C. W.' Cornelias, President. 2L E. Fletcher, manager , OREGON called I Portland's Famous Hotel, te-dfor the Excellence its GuisincEuropGan plan Owned and OrtB.WED Br THE KftiUND HOTEL CO. N. Jv.CLAi3LAsrr. mc a ." G . J. tUL' fTUNN mch. WATT5-ANDERSON J. O. Watte. Bly. Or.. and Martha M. Anderson, etty. 2ii. HAV ADALL-PALMER Henry Havadahl, dir. legal, and Ira G. Palmer, citv, legal. OKTTY-JOSLTN George I. Getty, ilty, legal, and Orrlce K. Jos.n. city, legal. Cook's Floral Phop. alnds. Main .7011. A Floral dealsna of ail T7uS. law 4th street. I AMUSEMENTS. HKILIG THEATER SPECIAL PRICE .MAT. TODAT 2:15 LAST TIME TONIGHT 8:13 Julian Eltinge la the Musical Play "TIIF FASCINATING WIDOW" Eva, 12 to Hk. Mau. fl.OO to 50c 7 Begnine TOMORROW special Prlc Mat. Wed. and Eat. Tii Comedy Drama "BOUGHT AD PAID FOR" Evenlnrs. lower floor $1.,10. jl: balcony SI, 70c. .'.Oc. Mau. 1. 75c, 0OC. tE.T3 NOW tELIiNO BAKER : THEATrR Main t. A &3d . La. liakrr. Mgr. The famous Baker Play?r. Mat. today -T.an tlm tonight. One of the moat aensa t.unal auccea?ea of th- an'. -MADAME ." Powfrful. emotional drama of mother lova. First time In thia cuy at popular prlcea. Evenlnjfs. 25c, Sc, .VOc. Tie. Sat. Mat.. 26c. .""c. N3it a-fk, stArtins; tomorrow Mau BII.LT VAN, the Besamont SJstere and Com pany In musical comedy, "PROPS"; Sophye Barnard, Loa Anger, six rtaraartns, orrelli Gillette. Han low a H anion, Lerna Tools Pounds. World's Events. atlnee Daily, Any Seat, 15c. WHFRE jOLS It.-. riNKSS Four-scene playlet, showing EVERY WIFE. snd H oihi-rs. BRUCE. DL'KFET As CO. former Baker Pt"i.'k fa'or IteslMAYO A ALL.VAN. BROOKE St HAR RIS. LIVINGSTON TRIO. A WONDROUS SHOW. Ac1IAt3Es1 erai Brasdus; aad Alder Streets "la and Out."- with YValter H. Howe. Ht Northlane and tompanv; (apt. I'lkard's Kducated (iewls, Islle and ot Berna, The Hughes HiMers. Mi Blanche (rdon. The Uhiln Dn. Pantagesrope. Poroilar price. Boies and f1rt row balcony r ervel. Hex office open from 19 A. M. la 19 P. M. l-hones A '). Main 46.-16. t nrtain 2:9. . 9:10. LYRIC ronrth and Stark Sts. KeatlPc sod Tlood CotniMtn.r in the merry -AT THE BE . A riot f wmrdr, tniroductriK nw sons and pfraltii-s. TuMdty niichi. Athl-ttc Contest; Fr.dv nlrhte horun .;iris contnt. Ivrice; Nlitht's. i:c 25c. Matinee, any neat. leV-, TODAY LAST DAY Of the Showing of THE MASTER OF THE GARDEN The Picture That Has Made the City Talk. AT Globe Theater Klevrath aad Waabloctoa. Alir the Bt Ihlo nay. TI1K III At K Ol.nH Srnatinf-tai l-ath linmi of Farin fatur of bill V-r1ne4aiiy to Sunrl.y. Two clever om-Hl and -frturati-tnai rr-I. Kleine-Clnv pruductionff. Mu'I-m' f s-m :irr. 10r AIIIS-I, 10r. HlLil-t.HADF FNUUMVE MOIION FICTl KFM. progrsmme rhinr SINDAYH AND WCHNt.lltYK Continuous show. II A. M. to 11 P. M. Kkt ADMIMlON, ANY E.T I9e. CAT SHOW Dec. 11, 12, 13 louVre 4th and Alder Streets Admission: Adults, 10c Children, 5c CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Xmllar r 9unUy. Per Uda. Ont time Bastie ad. two cvmratlT tisies .t1s Sm mi. thre ron$rrutivm lbnct Mc ha me md. Ux rTm roecntie tinie. .50r The -Jo rate applr mdrtrtimeufrnth andrr -New Ttxlar' und all other rlaataUlc tlooa except the fullolnn t4tuatloDO eUittrd. Male. MtoaiioBM Wanted, female. 1-or Keat, Km. riivato tamllle. ltoooaa and IKoartl. 1-rtvate KajnUiem. Kato oa the abora clAaiviXlcataona ia 7 reatN a line each tn-veriloa. Wlaea one adTertlaement la not ran ta eoa eetitlTo MOff the oae-time rate applieo. bit aveJ-axe nl. eouoi a tne Una mm rajsjh ad eriuement and no al. equaled for let- than two line. On "char-red" adTertbemeot ebartre will b baaed on the number of lines ippearioK la the paper. rexardletM of tlte number if words lit each line. Mialinuiu charse, two Une. The Orexonlan -a ill areept elaaviried ad-rertli-emeniii over I he telepunn. pruvldinc the a1verikaer I a ub-herrthr to either pboae. No urirfi will be quoted over the pboae, but bill will be rendered the ul.-wtn day. Whether oulmeqaeot advertint-wrnta will be aceepted over the phone depemU upon the prorupine of pajtweui of telephone adver tleenints. Mtuatinnn Wanted and peroocal advexOenientia will not be aeeepted oer the lelephine. Ordr for on lnertfoa on It will bo B--eepted for "KumHure for le "Bnoi nr opportunities.' 'ioomans-Uutaae aad 'Wntd to Kent' Xhe orra-ontan will not eunrantec aeearaejr or aMtime repo.iiPity fr rrrora oc-curnnx In telephoned adertirnienta. The Orrgonlaa wit I not be reponiltIe for more t ban one Ini-orreet inwrtioo of any Mdi-ertioemet offered lor wore than lima. In "Xrw Today all adTertl-emeni ere (barged by mra tire enb. 14 linea to the Inrh. Kemlttancra mut seoniPnr ont-f-toaa orciera. Advertt-semenM lo reeelTe prompt e1a-iri cation mnt be In The Ore.., ten off tee heiore I o'elorlt. at nLtbt. exrpt re4arda. rioMniE hour for The humlay tirrxonUo an. I be 8 o'eloek hturday nlcht. 1 he off.ee will be opea antll lu o'rloeli r. M.. k u-ual. i.nd all ad. reeHied too late for proper elaifi ratlnn -nits be ma under kAcauuns "Toe stele te CI-oiO." mm mmm MEETING NOTICE?. WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO IS. K. A. M. Members ot the chapter and invited quests who have accepted Invitations to .at tend banquet, will meet at Com mercial Ciub. seventh floor. Fifth nH rink streets thia (Saturday) evenlne- at a:12 o'clock sharp. By order ot the E. H. P. J. E. MARTIN, tveretary. IONIC COURT NO. 1. ORDER OF THE AMARANTH Annual meeting; thia (Saturday) evening it I o'clock. Masonic Temple. Election of officers. Social, liy order of the Royal Matron. MABEL M. HiGGlNS, Sec. OREGON LODGE. NO. 101, A. F. AND A. M. Special commu nication this (Saturday) even Ins; at o'clock. Masonic Temple. Work In M. M. degree. Ylsif.nc brethren cordlall invited. B- M. A. -I. HANDLAN. 3e-. DIED. DRAKE In this city. December 12. Colo nel John M. Drake, aged fc- years 11 months and 12 Pay. . FUNERAL NOTiraS. HANSON At the family residence. 371 I'ai-t 7th St.. Dec. 11. sain Hanson, aire - years 11 months 2o da-s. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hanson. Friends invited to attend funeral services, wh.ch win be held at Ho'.man's funeral parlors at I I". M. tomorrow (Sunday. Dec. 14. Inter ment Lona Fir Cemetery. I1RDIB The funeral services of Wlrbur. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Purdue, v-lll be held at the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunnlrr. Inc.. Kast Side Fum-r.ii LMrcetors. 414 Enst Alder St.. at 11 A. M.. Sunoay. lrc 1., Friends invited. Inter ment MU 'colt Park Ccm. BACKBNSTOS At Troutdale, December 11. EuKene lee KaLk'ftistos. are :-o years i months 11 i"as. : mis Invited to attend funeral service, which will be held at Ilolman's funeral parhws at II P. M. to morrow iSunilayl, Dec. 14. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. WORICK At Salem. Oregon. Dec 11. Su rannah tVori. k. ared 7 ;-ears. Deceaseu was a member of Geo. Wrlchl Relief Corps. The funeral services will be held Sunday. Dec. 14, at 1:50 o'clock P. M.. at the resMence of her daughter. Mrs. Minnie Ulake. !. E. 80th st. N. Friends invited. HANSELL The funeral services of the late Thomas P. Hans-ll will be held at the con&erv atory chapel of F. S. DunnlnR. Inc.. Last Side Funeral Directors, 414 Eat Al ier !., at i V. Jl., Sunday. Dec. 14. Friends invited. Interment MU Scott Tark Cemetery. V.'OHLERS At the family rcMdenee. East t'th and East Lincoln sts.. Dee, II. George li. Woiilers. aged TO years 11 months 11 tiavs. fcYiends invited to attend funeral .--vii-es. wlneli will be held at the above feitience at '2 P. M. tomorrow Sunday). Dec. II. Interment Multnomah Cemeter. DIl.LliY lu this city. Dec. 12. at her latn reu'lence. Ill ronlaud bouleMtrd, Anna Kollett Dillcv, aped years. The fimera! serines v.111 be neM Sundy. Dec. 14. at 1 o'clock P. M., at tlie residence eMablifh mcnl of J. 1. Flniey jfc Son, Montgomery nt 5th. Friends invited. CHAMBERLAIN Dec. , Maurice D. Chambi rluni. ased 2- yesrs. Funeral serv ices will ! held ot Dunnlns ei Mi Knief a ehapei lodav ISaturda'l at - o'eloek. Frl.n.is respectfully Invited. Interment Multnomub Cemetery. iHi 'RT The funeral services of the late Dr. Faulkner A. Short wiil be held Moiidu:-. Dec. IS. at 1 o'clock P. M., at the resi dence establishment of J. P. Kiuley .V; Son. MonlKomery at r:h. Friends inviteu. liiierruenl at Ml. Scotl I'ark Cemetcr. DRAKE In this city. December 1J, Colonel John M. Drnke, aged S2 years II months 1: days. Services Stinday afternoon nt :l:.'iO o'clock at Holman's undertaking par lors. Interment. San Jose. Cal. rPNEBAl. DIRECTORS. MR. EDWARD HOLM AN. the leading lw acral dli eetor. xzS Third atreet, corner Sat asea. luly aaslsiant. A Ull, Maia MI. F. . DUNNING. INC. East Side funeral Directors. 41 East Alder St. East it. B ItU. DUNNING A M'ENTEE. funeral direeters. tth and l'lne. Phone Main 4S9. Lady at tendnnt. Office of County Coroner. (KEWES UNDFRTAKINU COM PANT, Id and Clay. Mala 41. A iiL Lady attendant. CEMETERY EEAUTIFUL MO l ST 'COTT TARK. Ita beauty arlnaalnrlr npproprlnte. Its rsre ue-cnllarly ssseithr of nffee-tloai nnd tsenory. Klessst nnd eoisaiodlsus vloitorsi' reat monsa. Perprtnnl rare. Hr flnrd, plraslna sen Ice. Kearaed by Ml. seott or ( sisrlrrs ears. Hotb phone. UNCALLED - FOR - ANSWERS ANSWERS ARE HKLD AT THIS OFFICE FOR TUB FOLLOWING A NSW Lit CUE" K AND MAY" LK HAD III' PKB.'ENTlNii YOUR CHECKS AT THB OREGMAN: A .-,71, .'.77. ;.7S .-.-2, tli.j, rtij, (eH. tloa, 6lo, 61J. 617. V.'o. - -7. 07.'.. s .'V' i... r,i. "-17. 7.71. ".73. 077. r-l. c ..;. r.n, ' sir-. II -,m :.o. .'.71. J77. S-'J." 69. "!4. ... C'"i. K 44::. r.wi. ."""i ft4. .-. HL F -tl Mai, r.7-'. 7.74. n7, SS". 5;. Coj. 6"..4. (i .-,:(4. S4". ''"). 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AP ."i:7. i-'. 4aJ, 5o7, 55S. 5v, iC2. 53. :.-it --il. i"9 A K .7o. 57". .'7S. .-.-.t. r.r.9. . A". .""-. 51". 57.. AT .J. .'.-. 571. v. r.VJ. Answers not called for in six dai . same OREGON HUTflANE SQCIE17 OKKICK NO. S2 UNION' AVKNUEL, (OKVI'.K MIKKKT "tTllEET. Fssse Usui 1423, II 2. 1 5. Horse ambulance for sick or disable. I animals at a moment' notlce Price- reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty to this office. Open day and night. TW TODA-t. Tvlortgage Loans Cnrrent Ratea ROBERTSON & EVYING SIO Fallls BlsuC $5000 Wanted 8 on 40 acres, including one-half mile ( rholcest beach property and hotel cost-ir.-r Is.'fO. Owner values property at above S40.000. Expenses of pertonai ex amination will be paid. HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY. 423-424 Chamber f Commere-e. East Broadway Frontage Have COO ft. nnrestrlcted frontage for sale cheap. Fine location for busmen.-'. Owner leaving city. Will consider ex change for Improved property in good u, strut or Detroit propel ty. Owner. S24 Chamber of Com. Phono Main i94. MORTGAGE LOANS Oar Own Money at Cnrrcnt Kates. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Cotnraerelal Clab Blda. Pnrtland. Or. CITY & FARM LOANS 11000 aad up at lowest ratea. C. M. SAD0W 41 J rn.he-tt nidE. A 1416, Mareha'l S2. MON F V TO lOAN at 6 and 7 per cent on i.-ui,roed Fo.t.aud real estate call st ""' r lout si. t uihiv asin