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THE. MORNIXG QREGOXIAX, MONDAY, AritlL 20, 1014. 13 BROTHERS-IN-LAW IN DUEL; 1 .KILLED Combatants, Goaded by Sec onds, Fight Against Own - Wishes for "Honor." FAMILY TILT IS BEGINNING Lieutenant in Austrian Army Shot and Killed by Husband of . His Sister Emperor Importuned to Abolish. Duels. VIENNA. April IS. (Special.) A duel which took place at Budapest on a recent Friday and resulted In the death of one of the adversaries, a, lieu tenant in the army, has aroused much interest, since the published accounts of the affair ascribe a large part of the blame to the attitude adopted, by the local military authorities! The combatants were brothers-in-law and the tragedy la heightened by the fact that neither appears person ally to have had the slightest desire to fight. One was a civilian named Ba bocsay, the other a lieutenant named Hajdu, who had been attached to the military flying, corps. According to the account given by M. Babocsay'g brother, the affair arose from remarks lriade about Lieutenant Hajdu by Babocsay in the course of a quarrel which the latter had. with hla wife, who is Lieutenant Hajdu's sis ter. Those remarks - having come to Lieutenant Hajdu's ears, he felt that he must place the matter before the officer commanding the garrison at Budapest. He did not wish to chal lenge his brother-in-law, but . feared that if these aspersions on his charac ter became known without his having taken steps to defend his honor the military authorities might Judge his case severely. The latter are said to have taken the view that a duel was the only course open to him, and two officers were named to assist him as seconds. M. Babocsay was much distressed on hearing of this decision, and, having declared to Lieutenant Hajdu's seconds that the matter was purely a family one, offered to make full apology. Lieutenant Hajdu's seconds, however, Insisted on a duel, and agreed wtih those appointed by M. "Babocsay that it would be fought with pistols at 50 paces, and if two shots led to no ro sult that it would be continued with cavalry sabers under the severest con ditions. M. Babocsay appears to have continued his efforts to have the mat ter settled in a friendly fashion and to have hoped that if he could get the duel postponed his efforts might suc ceed. Hia adversary's seconds, how ever, told him that unless he wished to be considered a coward he must fight at once. Thursday night, according to the brother's account, M. Babocsay passed without sleep and went next morning to the military riding school, where the duel was to take place, in a highly nervous condition. At the' first ex change of shots Lieutenant Hajdu's and, according to soma eccounts, M. Babocsay' pistol missed fire. The second time M. Babocsay, hav ing fired, it is said, without taking aim. shot his adversary in the lung. Lieutenant Hajdu died on the way to the hospital. In view of the account given by M. Babocsay's brother, it is felt hiehlv probable that the military authorities should make a searching Inquiry Into the facts of the case, since, apart from moral grounds, their alleged action ap pears In opposition to the efforts which are being made to put a stop to the practice of dueling. The tragio affair at Budapest has led to an anti duel league petition to the Emperor to use bis power to abolish once and for all the "barbaric custom of the duel." AMERICANS ARE RAPPED "Men Snobs, Women Thriftless,' Says English Author En Route. PARIS. April 18. (Special.) Not be cause she thinks it will give her pleas ure "I think Americans arc hateful," she says but because she wants to aathcr materia for a book she is .to write criticising America and Ameri cans. Miss Florence Parbury, author painter, musician and the first Knglish woman to fly, is now in Paris prepar ing a special wardrobe for her visit to Xsw York. i She holds daily conferences with her dressmakers, milliners and jewelers, being especially anxious to hold her own with smart New York women, and she hopes to sail within a fortnight Miss Parbury is a close friend of King George and Queen Mary. "1 believe the example of American training and education of women." she said, "has had " an immense influence for good on the emancipation of women in Europe and has forced upon the na tions of the old world' the necessity for their higher technical education. "I don't like Americans personally, however. They lack a sens of honor and you can never rely on their word. "The men are arrogant snobs who think they are the salt of the earth, while the women are thriftless and al ways aspiring to high social positions which they are Incapable of filling. This causes them to neglect the proper bringing up of their children." SLAYER OF MAN PRAISED .New York Police Chief Commends Officer Who Shot Assailant. BUFFALO. April 15. Patrolman Ed ward W. Truue was exonerated and commended by Chief of Police Michael Regan for killing Charles G. Keller, 27 years old, a stationary engineer. The policeman interfered In a fight between Keller and another man and Keller turned on him. Tigu'e was be ing beaten, when he drew nia revolver and shot Keller through the heart "Tt's hard to be forced to kllla man " said Chief Regan, "but there are toughs who think their purpose In life is to beat a policeman. Once in a while tney buck the wrong man." 'N. G.' GIRLS PLAN REVENGE Fair Pupils Angry "When Barred From Debate After Rehearsing. NEW TORK. Anrll 18. (Special. The Washington Irvine; High Bohool gins are mad clear through. In the flret place they don't like to he called N. G.; in the second, no eollege pro- ressor can trifle with them and get away with it, and in the third pia-tia. tney can taj setter than a lot ef el lege boys, anyway. Elmer W. Smith. pro(tor of putii speaJclsf la Cojjrat University, seat the Washington Irving High School an invitation to take part in a. prize ex temporaneous speaking contest in the Commercial High School, Brooklyn. . The invitation was posted on the Washington Irving bulletin board right off. The girls were interested. They got their teachers to take them In hand, and St worked for the privilege of entering the contest. Miss Beatrice . Raum was ' finally chosen, with Miss -Mary Alexander as alternate. Then the blow fell. The girls tried to find out detail of the contest at the Commercial High Kchool and were brusquely told that no girls would be permitted to compete. A protest was promptly wired to Pro fessor Elmer Smith. What do you think he sent in reply? "N. O. No girls. Invitation was sent you by mistake." Revenge is already planned. When' the Washington Irving girls learn who the winner is at the rommiirrtaj Hich i School they will challenge him to de bate with them, if he dares, on any subject from frying pans to interna tional law. SOCIETY HIT Ifl CRASH MANY PHOMINBST PEOPLE CAVGftT IN HOLLINS DEAL. Previous to Failure Wall-Street Broker Recelveo Aid From Vanderbllt and Morgan. NEW YORK, April 15. The list of creditors of the bankrupt firm of H. B. Hollins & Co.. filed in the Federal Court, reads like" a leaf from the so cial register of Europe and the United States. Titled women, society leaders, women financiers and men of large means predominate among the creditors caught in the $6,000,000 crash. In Wall street -H. B. Hollins was called William K. Vanderbllt's broker and was known as a. personal friend of the late J. P. Morgan. At the time of the Hollins failure last November it was said that previously the firm had received aid on several occasions from Messrs. Vanderbllt and Morgan. ' But the social world, rather than the financial, appears to have been at tracted by H. B. Holline A Co. Almost at the head of the' list are Lady Natica LIster-Kaye, of Paris; Miss Nancy Cunard, daughter of Sir Bacha Cunard; the Duchess of Manchester estate; Emtle Yzanaara, Paris; Mrs. Rose Gnuva, Ausburg, Bavaria; Mrs Grace Auli sorg; Mr. Ada Sorg Dronlllard, of No. 1014 Fifth avenue, and rumerous other In various parts of the United States and Europe. The contracts of fortune stand out boldly in several instances among the men affected by the failure. Linked with the names of J. P. Morgan and W. K. Vanderbllt is that of Morris Hll quit, the Socialist leader; Senator Wil liam Alden Smith, of Michigan, and Joee Antonio Frias, friends of ex Oovernor Suizer, are also included in the register. From the list of secured and unse cured creditors it appears that many of Mr. Hollins' American friends took the precaution to obtain security, while aristocrat friends across the eea are mainly unsecured. ' Among the secured creditors and the amounts are the following: J. P. Mor gan & Co.. n00,2S3; estate of J. P. Mor gan, J303.8E0; W. K. Vanderbllt. 546. 696; Duchess of Manchester estate, 1253,541; W. H. Butler, $72,548; Cun liffe Bros., of London $497,521; Chase National Bank. $951,980: Corn Exchange Bank, $50,251; Equitable Trust Com pany, $120,280; First National Bank, $175,340; Hanover National Bank, $351. 485; International Banking Corpora tion of London. $158,739; Kings County Trust, $125,957; Metropolitan Trust, $277,341. Among the unsecured creditors are: Sir Bache Cunard. $1142; Nancy Cunard, $435; estate of W'. H Havemeyer, $16, 152; Lady Natica Llster-Kaye, Paris, $5409; Duchess of Manchester eetate, $1753; Emtio Yznaga, Paris, $8600; Eugene Zim.merman, Cincinnati, $34,- Among the women victims areMrs. Grace Aull Sorg, $140,000; Mrs Ada Sorg Drouillard, $62,400; Virginia Hol lins, Venice, Italy, $334. Morris Hillquit. the Socialist, is loser by $5188; H. W. JohnB, manufacturer, $2250; McKlm Hollins, $1393; M. R. Hutchinson, an inventor with the Edi son laboratories. $8743; T. Coleman Du pont, the "powder king," $6000; Eugene Dupont, $5000; Warren Thorpe. $22,000; Grossman & Slelcken. the coffee mer chants, $185,936; Canadian Pacific Kail road. $78,737; International Harvester, $20,225; the Keystone Materials Com pany, the financing of which precipi tated the failure, $54,814. H. B. Hollins & Co. had liabilities of $5,834,643 when they failed, and -nominal assets of $6,829,128. of which $6,137,636 constats of stocks and bonds. Of the total liabilities $4,837,618 are se cured. L LOSES COlRT BILRS AGAINST CLAIM TO ESTATE. Brother ef Florence Lonlse Brandt Does Not Have to Snare Wealth With 'Her la Tribunal's Decision. NEW YORK. April 17. The appellate division of the Supreme Court has de cided against Florence Louise Brandt in her attempt to establish that she is the legally adopted daughter of the late William Zlegler. the baking powder millionaire. Miss Brandt claimed one-half of the $15,000,000 estate left by Zlegler. The action of the appellate division confirms the opinion of Surrogate Fowler, who declared Miss Brandt is not the -legally adopted daughter of Ziegler. Miss Brandt invoked the "mosaic law," her lawyer quoting from the Old Testament the words of Abra ham: "L. I am childless; but one born in my- house is mine heir." This wa8 in reply to Surrogate Fowler's statement that in hia opinion the laws governing the adoption of children comes down from the Roman Emperor Justinian, and that the laws were against Miss Brandt ' in this matter. Miss Brandt's lawyer also cited -tne case of Moses himself, who waa adopted by Pharaoh's daughter after being found in the bullrushes. William Ziegler, Jr., inherited the estate at the death of his adopted father. He and hla sister, Florence Louise 'Brandt, were the nephew and niece of the millionaire. They were adopted January 30, 1896. Later the adoption was abrogated with regard to the girl by an agree ment between all oartles. MIub Bra.no. then 18 years old, waa t resume her own name ana return to her father, Mr. Zlegler died, and upon attain ing his majority younir Zlegler re. celved the incomo of the estate well aa $4,600,009 surplus Income, Miss Brandt brought auit, contend lng that she waa entitled t inherit viiumijr wun mm. ANNUITY TO D0Q UPHELD Witnesses Tell iLow Iia4m Canta Wn Host Children, BOSTOif, April"! r, Preiia Portland's. Building Directory) Board of Trade Building: Appraiser of Real Estate. SIGLER, B. D., Mala HfiC 820 Attorneys. ' beach, simon a nelson. Main sits. to HEIXBERT, E. E., Main 7596. A 1OS2...1010 LANOLEI, Lotus L, Main 8848. ..1J-1T O'BOURKE, L. W.. Marshall 511....'. .415 Brokers, Blocks, Bonds and Grata. OVERBECK A COOKE CO., A 0331. Main 3842 H6-Z18 Marble Works. VERMONT MARBLE WORKS, Mar. S01. SOT Real Batata. UBARP.ETT BROS.. Mala e-46 108 CLARK, GEO. KNIGHT. Main 8134.. ..1017 WALLER, FRANK U Main 83HB. , . . . .1016 Chamber of Commerce Bidg. v ji,$4 -aVv i if3 A,ttorneys-at-Lw In the Chamber of Com merce Bolldina-. Room. ADAMS. H. B . 628-2T ALEXANDER, O. V 04-6 ALEXANDER. P. C 604-6 APPLEGREN. C. A 710 ATKIMO, JOS. LEICESTER 1028-30 BAIN, JAB. R. ..' .' 821 BANKS, VM. W 322 BAUER & COLES 103B BEHNfilEIN COHEI 833-34-30 BLAND. EUGENE! S"3 BLOOM, fiOL 1A BRICK. GEO. F. 7 BROKN, FRED W. .....1014-18 CAKAL1N, E. H. ....83B CASH A CAKE SOO-11 CAMERON. OEO. J TOO-4 CASON. BOON , 7iB CHAMBERLIN. THOMAS A KRAEMKR ' 400-7 CLELAND. JOHN B 1028-80 COLLINS, H. J 9C1 COOPER. W. L 28 CRITCHLOW, WALTER. E. 728 CBUM, V. A. i 422 DEADY. PAUL 11. 74o DENNISON, K. E 700 DICKINSON. H. B 1012 DUNIWAY, RALPH R. 629-30-31 FREEMAN, W. D. ....722 GEESLIM. E. C ,...1026 OENE8TE, E. A .....024 GERRY. J. D 433 GORDON, I. J i4 GRAVES, W. W GREGORY, WJt M . HABERLIN, PETER HADDOCK, J. M HAINES, 6. H H A55EN. OEO. W. HEWITT. T. J. . : HOLMAN. GEO. F HOLMAN & HAMPSON HURriT. ROHCOB HUSTON. OLIVER B HUSTON. 8. B JOHNSON & STOUT KIRKWOO0, R. J 1014-1 Bltf 1032 318 527-2S 926 031 BOO-6 .000-0 610 ....808-6-10 SOS 1018 720 408 817-10 026 881 .....901-803 LOFGREN, DAVID E. LOJJA, LKROlf MACKAY. L. C. ..... MARKHAM, E. II.. MARTIN, GEORGE MARX, HERBERT MASTERS, W. H MASTERS. W. Y McDOUGAL, E. A " MENDIWHALL, E. J , MIDDLETON, J. H , MILLER. GEORGE If MOSESSOHN & MOSESSOHN. MUNLY, WILLIAM A MURDOCK, MILLER NEILSON. R. A NOLAN, (jAK O'DAT. THOMAS , OFNER, J. B OLSEN & KELLEY OLSON, CONRAD PAGE. JOBEP1I II ; PARSIILEY, A. W... PATERSON." W. F .".418 7 '4 ...7(4 610 .....705-707 426-428 414 -714-718 . ..-T. ....656 ., 423 408 412 ..... 810-320 800 618 52!) 1020 821 . 422 . .. . . TOO V04 811-813 sii-sia 811-812 618 600-011 500-611 1022 433 ........ 102S ........ .eit PEARCV, J. N. PETERS. R. F PIPES, GEORGE A , PIPES, JOHN M , PIPES. MARTIN L , RICHARDSON, CLYDE RILEY, IS. F , RILEY. F. B , ROBERTSON, H. A , ROBIN EOT. RALPH W ROGERS. H. O ROHRER, JOHN 8 SCHNABEL, CHARLES J . . . 600-604 00S ......1028 609 ...720-730 1022 800 KJ36 513 712 713 ......1026 416 321 . . .617-eiO 028 ... 41S 710 ... Ml 904 oil 718 320 els .'.....1020 .......629 SEARS, BENEDICT SEVER, F. P , SILVER STONE. J SINNOTT & ADAMS SMITH J. I.EROY !M1TH. NEWTON C STADTER. E. O. , STANDI FERr 1. M ST. RAYNBK, HENRY ST. RAYNER, VICTOR SUMRALL, JESSE L. . . TAGGART. EDW. T TARPI.BY. L. H TAYLOR. B. W THOMAS. W. H THRESHER. W. E TIFT. ARTHUR P. TILLMAN. J. H TURNER. JNO. R ULRTCH. EDW. D UPTON. JAY H VANTINE. ASHLEY J... VAUGHN. W T VREELAND, THAD. W. WHEALDON. C. L. . WILSON, NEAL A ROSSMAN.. .630-631-632 Court recently upheld the will of John Chancellar Crafts, which left an an nuity of 81200 and 8720 outright for the upkeep of his dog-, "Pete." Witnesses told how the dog had pre sided at the head of the table at birth day parties given In his honor and at whlr;h children -were guests. Birr Feats In 1913. ..(American Machinist.) 1 Under modern conditions the perpet ual cry of alf who handle tools la fiower, more power The year of 1913 will be famous In 'the annals of en-, glneerlng history aa- witnessing the practical completion of the Panama canal, hut two other engineering feats must not be forgotten in the glamour of this great enterprise. The year has en the completion of two of the greatest power plants In the world. The Mississippi and the Tennessee river have been harnessed and will In fu ture supply light, hea( and power to thousands of people, A bridle has been put en the Mississippi at Keokuk, and at Hale's bar the Tennessee River feels far the first tint the restraining hand of ih9 dam, .-The Tennessee power sta tion is mare baby aom pared With the vast frpejasf at supplying St, Louis with (191,000 kw, at power front the great eokul dam, A work peaonr only to. the ,Ni1e dam at Assouan, but the finishing of both projects this year s fet-e worthy, The quastiofj fnitat Strike ever? oils, new long will 1 bebe. -.tf..'S.-JS WINTLER. C. B 7OS-70Q WOOD. C. fl. 8 41S-419 YOUNG, OGLE6BT Bungalows. 430 ' ANDERSON BUNGALOWS, liar. 3S7..t ANDERSON BUNGALOWS. Mar. 37..ll Insoeance. VINCENT.'S. D. & CO. Mala 1C54 816 Real Estate. KEASEY. DORR B. 4t CO. Main 1180.. 23 M'GRATH. E. A. Marshall 2209. ... ..628 STOUT INVESTMENT CO. Main 8128.. 725 ELAUSON. .A. B. Main 8444 628 Lewis Building Accountant. ( CILLINGHAM, J. Q. Marshall 717.. 113-413 Attorneys. MOULTON. ARTHUR I. Marapall 246. .81 WINTER. WlLSCpr A JOHNSON. M. 4431. Til Bonds, Stocks, Grain and Cotton. WILSON. J. C. 4b CO. A 4187, Mar. SS58 . Builder and Real Kstate. SUMMERS. W. J. Marshall 8781 808-306 Conanttlnc . Enaineero. LUCrUB. W. W. Marshall 834 816-81T REED. M. E. Manhall 677 814-617 General Insurance. BUBOARD, JOHN H. Main 888, A 16S8... S WHITMER-KELLY CO. Mala or A 1006.. Investments and loans. STIPE. J. R. Mala 6101 40 ' 3tarlne Insurance. FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE! CO.. ..209 Spalding Building Attorney. ' ALEXANDER, GEO. R. Mar. S420 .1001 AWYER. HAROLD 1L Marshall lll..8 WALTON. JAMES. JR. Marshall 2420.'. 10OI Consulting Engineer. KYLE. O. A. Marshall 4111 718 Fruit KzchanRO. NORTHWESTERN FRUIT EX. Mar. 2484.418 Maligna Loans. BAIN, JOHN. A T442. Main 6021. . . . '. .607 Real Estate. - BAT CITY LAND CO. M 1116 701-702 BIGGS, GEO. A. Marshall 8748, A 2480.1101 BEITg. W. H. A CO. Main 6584 810 Wilcox Building Detective Bureau, COAST DETECTIVE BUREAU. M. 8688. .813 Mortgage Loans. MOELLER. HERMAN A. ITala 1845. .. .100 Optician. Optometrist. KOLLE. DR. D. W. Main 4168 706-T07 Patent and Trade-Mark Attorney. LITZENBERG. WM. R. Mar. 1847. . .904 Public Utility Specialist. FOSHAY. WILBUR B. Main 0278 1014 Stenographers. O'BRIEN. MARIE A ..Mar. 8481 Best! Estate, KORELL. CHAS. H. Main 8744 807 H. P. PALMER-JONES CO. M. 6609. ..44 Selling Building Advertising Service. REED, MERRILL A. Mar. 220 710 Advertising Publishers. LAWSON A CO. A 7183. M. 4088 70S i Dairy Lunch. IMPERIAL DAIRY LUNCH. . .Ground iloor Hospital Association. AM. HOSP. AND RKL1LF AS8N 1216 N.W. HOSPITAL ASSN. Mar. 4271 809 Kodaks, Opticians. COLUMBIAN OPTL CO. Mar. 619. ..G3. Fir. Pbyslelans and Surgeons. MARSHALL. DR. E. ALBERT. M. 684. .1216 Prescription Drucgists. NAU. FRANK- Main 721. A 2721. .aa. Fir. Plana Wholesalers, HOLT. E. II., PIANO CO. M. I093...207-& Rentals and General Insurance. SMITH'S AGENCY. Main IjSOl 410 Yeon Building 8 83.1 Jill IfeS 5?iif8as.a$fi.: Accoantanta. KOUSRTSON. KENNETH. Main 233S. 1314 Attorneys. AANEST, O. C Main 403 1104-110J Clark. skuLason a clark. m, 3117.1224 COHN. J LI US. Main 2310. A 7202 1S18 GRAHAM SIDNEY J. Main 408. .1319-1323 JOHNS, CHAS. A. Main S3S 1308-1808 KIMBALL, HENRY M. Mar. 630 2S MALARKEY, SEABROOK A DIBBLE. Main 1301. A 6212. . . 1S00-15O3 MANN IX. THUS. Main 2310, A 7202... 131U MOON A ORTON. Marshall 630. .. .0C3-82S MOORE. WILLIS 8. Main 41. . .111 3-1SZ1 PARKER, SHIRLEY D. Main 423 1024 PHARCE, HARRY II. Mar. 842. .1311-1817 RIDDELL. 1L H. Main 6883 623 SHEPARD A BROCK. Marshall 852... 1311 STOTT A COLLIER. Marshall 6078. .808-810 SULLIVAN. R. A. Main 2310. A 1202. .1S1U WILSON. JOHN G. Marshall 863. .1311.1817 KINNEY. M. J. Marshall 6614 318 . Barber Shops. MYERS, ROBT. W Second Floor . Billiard HnIL M'CREDIB BILLIARDS .Seoond Floor Cigar Star. OLIVER BRADY A OLIVER Lobby Conrt Reporters and Stenographers. FLEXNER, VIVIAN. Main 1431. A 7S79..1408 SAYRE. JULIA K. Main 143LA 7279 1403 Seal Estate. CALL AN A KASER. Main 1883 723-724 M'FARLAND, FRANK. REALTY CO... 309 MERRILL, OEO. W. Marshall 1888 411 METCALF. LYLE & Marshall 2482 810 RAINEY. J. G. Marshall 8177... 1304 U. S. MORTGAGE A INV. CO oil WAGGONER, GEO. E MO WARD, THOS. J. Marshall 2838 411 ' Stenographer. U'NAUQHTON.AQNES JARSON8.1C4486 904 fore every river has Its power station, every town it cheap power and light? In order to become a physician in Tur key One must be able to pass the required oral examination in either the French or Turkish lansuags. The requirements are strict. AMTJSEMENTS. HEILIC Ilth and Morrison Mala 1..A 1 lil 6 SSSt. TONIGHT 8.15 Special Price Mate. Wed. and Sat. i TUB Stratford Up Avon Player PORTLAND'S ORE ATP! ST SHAKESPEARIAN WEEK, THIS EVENING. Ills. 'Merry Wives ol Windor" TemafTftw. "filer Rlrhard 11" tTtdajiedair Mai,, "Mrrebant of V en Use" wed. Night, Taming ef the Shrew" Tnarsdar, "Masvy Wive f Windsor'' Friday. "Mao. Ado About Nothiag" fsat'. Ma., "As Yon I .Iks It" aatarday Plg-fet, "Hauelet," Pveninsi I,tf finer. Ji) rews tl.mi, 13 raws l,nu, re ii,uu, tbs, no. IS, fills, Both ii, f, 408. siallP.easi IdTWCf Jiwor. IV IS raws 81, . bioany, $l,6( TICKETS MY FHONH on MAU ' PORTLAND ABSTRACTS OF TiTLE. LfKOMP'r SERVICE at reasonable prices. f Pacific Title Trust Co.. 7 Cham, of Com. ACCORDIAN PLEATING. K. STEPHAN Hemstltchsd and scalloping;, accord, side pleat, buttons covered, goods sponged; mail orders. a&3 Alder. M. ART MATTRk WORKS. MATTRESSES made nsw out of old Is our specialty. Investigate. Marshall 285T. At-SAYEKf AND ANALYSTS. GILBERT ac HALL, successors Wells i 609 to 6la Couch bidg.. 10 4th. M. : Co.. 71 50. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratory and ors-teatlng works. 142 H 2d at. DICKERING A CO. -uuy gold, -silver and - platinum.. M0-11-12 Nvrtliweet bidg. ATTORNEYS. J. R. GIUSKNKIKLD General practice, ab stracts, contracts, collaterals, etc, consul tation free: nsw offices. 707. 70s. 709 Selling bidg. Main 48U3. Open evenings. WM. M. LAl'ORCE. Cousellor-at-law, 220 Falling bidg. A I TO REPAIRING. I AM opening a first-class automobile re pair shop on cor. ot Alder and lbth St.; factory expert; satisfaction guaranteed. K. H. Stoltzfus. Main 1767. CARPENTERS. CARPENTER-JOBBER 13th and Wash sis. Main 8415. Screen, work reasonable. CARPET WEAVING. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs Irom cla ur Pf la. rag rugs. loa Esst Htn. Both phones. CELLULOID BUTTONS, BADGES. THE IRW1N-HODSON COMPANY. 02 6th st. Phones Main 812 and A 1294. CHIROPODISTS. William. Esteils and William Jr.. Deveney. the only scientific chiropodists in ths city. Parlors, 302 Gerlinger bidg., 8.- W. corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1801. DR. FLETCHER, assptic chiropodist and foot spselallst, treats all Ills of the foot without pain; 24 years' experience; lady assistant, 806 Allaky bidg. Main 8T62. Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher, painless chiropodists, over the Hazelwood. Main 3713, A 6129 MIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D Hill. Offices. 420 Flledner bidg. Main 3472 CHIROPRACTIC PHYHIC1AN8. DR. M'MAHON, 121 4th snd 376 Wllirama ave. Two offices; Isdy attendants; lit ad justments. J10. Main 203, East 8628. CLEANING AND PRESSING. DRESS SUITS tor rent; we press ohe suit eacn weea ror si.oo per month. UNIQUB TAILORING CO., 80S Stark, bet. Oth and 6th. Main R14. COAL AND WOOD. KNIGHT coal has jio oqual; a clean, hard. uick-flrlng. long-enduring Utah coal. Al- ina r uei io.. sole agents. COLLECTIONS. Accounts, notes. Judgments collected, "Adopt Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co 826 N. W. Bank bidg. Main 074. COLLECTION AGENCY. NETH A Co.. Worcester bldi No collections, no charge. Main 17D6. DANCING. PROF. M'.! Wilson, dancing' school; waits, "oneatep," twostap. ecbotttsche, hesitation waits, stage dancing; lesson 23c; every morning, afternoon. eve.; guarantee to teach anybody who walks how to danre. 85 Vs Bth St., bet. Starlt and Oak. Main 7637 Mr and Mra. Heath's School, 10a 2d St.. bet. Wash, and Stark, and Altsky bidg.. 3d and Morrison sts. Lessons dully; waits and two-step guaranteed in 4 lessons; classes Mon. and Frl. eves.. 8 to 10. and 10 2d st. . AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Mitchell. Lewis A Stavcr Co., Morrison and 2d K. M. Wade A Co., 322-36 Hawthorne ae. ARCHITECTURAL WIRE IRON. W Portland Wire A Iron Ukt, 2d A Colli WORKS mbia. AlTu AN f BI'liOY TOPS. DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 2O0 2d St. AUTOM O0ILE9. Mttchojll. Lewis c Staver Co., Morrison and 2d AUTOylOHIlTE scppliesI BALLOU & WRIGHT, 7tli and Oak sts. AWNING.S. IKNTS A PACIFIC TENT a? AWN. CO. SAILS. 1-8 N. 1st st. UAGGAGE CHECKEIt AT HOME. Baggsgii A Omnibus Transfer. Park & Davis. BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLED ft SUPPLIES. BALLOU A WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sts. BREAD bAKEKY. Royal Rakery v cont.. Inc., 11th and Everett. 11KK1VK1IH AND BOTTLERS. HENRY WEINUARD, 13th and Rurnslde. CARRIAOK WORRS. PORTLAND CAIUIlAliK VKt. BODIES, WHEELS. SPRINGS. 100 North Fourth tstreet. Main 888s. CAKCARA BARK AND GRAPE ROOT. KAHN BROS., 191 FRONT ST. CEMENT, LIMK. AND PLASTER. V. T. CROWE CO.. 45 Fourth Street. CUlFbts. TEAM AMI KrlCRS. CLOSSET i DEVERS, I-lt N. Front St. DRY GOODS. FLEISCHNER-MAVER A CO.. JOT Ash St. AMUSEMENTS. The Easiest Way Frances Starr's Great Success. By the Baker Players BAKER THEATER April .28, 29, 30 fader Ike Auaplcea of the Portland Ad Club. This masterpiece of David Relasco will be presented for the first time in Portland. A play that grips the young and old alike a vital story told in a thrllRngr heart -compolllng manner, stronger than a force ful sermon, yet dominated by irresistible humor. Proceeds to be used to advertise Portland at the Vancouver and Toronto conventions of Associated Ad Clubs of America. No advance In prices 75, (Mc, 3.1c, 25r. Ask nay Ad Man for Ilck eta they all have them. Big vaudeville acts and Ad Club stunts between acts. BAKER THEATER Main e. A SS80. On. I- Baker. Mar. Home of the Popular Baker Players. Tonight, all week; Mats. Wed., Sat. FIGHTING BOB or THE MAN HIQttER TP A powerful play of politlca and love. The story of a nowsboy who became the grsat sst boss of the ae. First time In the West. Evenings. 23c, 3."ic. 00c. 75c; box seats, 1. Sat. Mat., 125c OOe; box seats, 75c. Tonight and Wed. Mat., all seats 2.1c. except box. Next week "The Easiest Way." Matin Dally. Mala , A lOt. Broadway at Taylor. WEEK APRIL 10. ROSHANARA THEOn ROBERTS M'DEVITT. KELLY X.VCY SIDNEY JARVIS BT'FFORD A CHAIN EUGENE DIAMOND ' CHARLES WEBER. Broadway, at Aids, WEEK Of AFRIIi 90 Allshy'S Cfe.lf RawailaBs, Danny p:mmni, ( ran, uemer A Sloan, Toa A Geneva, pantaasseap". J'npulaf prioes, Bfos (tnil first row fcaleonr reservB-l, f Imnsi A aSu, Mala 4ao. Cartaia 3,110, Til 3, Oil, tfOARTAGES ai BUSINESS DIRECTORY DANCING. RINGLER'S Cotillion Hall and danclos stu dio, handsomest' ballroom In the West; teaching all standard dancss and hesl:a tion. one-step. Maaixe. Fourteenth su, oft "Washington. Phono. MISS FISHBURNE'S dancing school All standard and late dances; six private, 6; 12 class. 2blH Morrison. Marshall 313. DENTISTS., DR. A. W. KEENE. MpJesUc Theater bidg., 351 V4 Washington it. Marshall 320B. KI.ECTKIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented and repaired. Ws do all kinds of repair ing and rewinding; all 'orlL guaranteed, li, M. 11. Electno Co.. 81 First -su North, Phone Main W210. WE BUY. sell, rent and excUunge nsw and second-hand motors, reoair work a spe clalty. Western Clectrto Works, 213 6th. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Treatments by specialist, glasses fitted. Dr. r. r . v-asseoay. ol i ueaum oi., ad ween. FOUNDRY' AND MACHINE SHOP. STANDARD FOUNDRY CO. Machinery, ornameutal casting:. E. 7th. Madison sts. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS. PHOENIX Iron Works, Esst 3d and Haw thorne. General machine and foundry work. KODAKS. KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing, printing and enlarging. PIKE A MARK HAM CO. 343 Washington st. LAWN MOWERS. DON'T file your lawn mower; have It ground on our automatio grinder. Portland lawu Mower Hospital, Sellwood 203. We call for and deliver. MACHINERY. Engines, boilers, sawmills bought, sold end exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co.. Portland MACHINERY INSTALLED. MACHINERY Installed. S-e Go. H. Ham ilton. 474 East Liberty st. fhona Wood lavrn 714. MECHAN O-THEK Al'lsT. Dr. J, DeLurey Mulloy. Permanent Health through Perfect Circulation. 603 Dekum. MESSENGER SERVICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO., motorcycles and Dlcycies. Phone Main 1.3. A Ml I.TI GRAPH ING LETTERS. ADDRESSING and mailing circular letters. 401 Rothchild bidg. Phone Main 3508. "mcsicXl. E.M1L THIELHORN. violin teaouer; pupil NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DR. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, ner- vous. onronic oiseases. pus urtfon isfn bidg OPTICIANS. tr A FIGHT on high prices. I tTV jWhy pay 83 t $10 for a V ' W Jpalr of glasses when I can m fit your eyes with first quality lenses, good filled frames, as low as si. out uoooman. 191 Morrison St., near near priqge. batistactlon guaranteed. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Dr. R. B. North rup. 808 Morgan bidg.. cor. Broadway and Washington sta Office pnons saain a; residence. East 102s, PAINTING Jt PA PER IKING ING. A OSBOURN, 80 Grand ave., K. 8002; paint Ing. paper hanging. Interior decorating. HOlXSl'l PAINTING, paper hanging and tint ing. VI per room and up. Marshall 4174. FIRST-CLASS pspering. painting, tinting; rvuauiiKuiu )nL. 1 tail Alain U-t-t). PATENT ATTORNEYS. " T. J. GE1SLER, Atty. at Law. 303 Henry Wm. c. t-chmltt. Eng. and draftsman. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS ELECTRICAL bll'l'LIEs). Btubbs Electric Co., oth and line sta. FISH. OYSTERS AND ICE. MALARKEY A CO., Inc., 14U Front t.KAIN MERCHANTS. Albers Bros. Ml Ulna; Co., Front and Marshall. 11. M. IIOUtsEH, Board uf Trade Ride;. CROCK RS. CO., OU-75 4th St. WADHAMS A HAIR GOODS. DIAMOND HAIR WORKS, WHOLESALE, 303-4 PANAMA BLDQ. PORTLAND HAIR UOODS CO. WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 DEKUM BLDO. HATS AXI CAPS. THANH At Sri it HAT CO., i3-63 Front St. HAY. J. H. Klosterman A Co., leading hay dealers. HIDES. PELTS, WOOL AND FLICS. KAHN BROS., 1U1 Front st. IRON 1IOKKS. PACIFIC IRON WORKS. East nd of RurnsldS'St. bridge. . STEEL STRUCTURAL PLANT. FOUNDRY. ALL ARCHITECTURAL IRON. CASTINGS. STEEL BRIDGES ROOF TRUSSES. Carry Complete Stork of STEEL BEAMS, ANGLES. CHANNELS. PLATES. TEES. LEATHER AND SHOE STORE SLTPL1ES. CHAS. I- MASTICK CO.. 74 Front; leather of every description, taps mil. findings. LOGGING MACHINERY. F. B. MALLORY A CO.. 231 Pine St. AMCSEMENT9. Theater Open From 1:00 to 11 P. SI HUM .J W HERE EVERY BODY Any Matinee seat 15c GOES GEO. HOEY A .. In Old New York." 4 Other Headline Acts 4 LUCILLE I.O B. Girl of M.ts terj. Greatest Serial Film of tlie Aire. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Dally and Sunday. Prr Line. One time ltc Same ad two copsecutlve llmrs te Same ad three consecutive times 0c Same ad els or seven consecutive limes. .&6e The above rates- apply to advertisements under "New Today" and all other classifica tions except the following: Sitnallons Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. For Rent. Rooms. Private Families. Rooms and Board. Private Families. Kate os (he above classUlcaHuna Is t cente a line each insertion. When one advertisement Is not run in con secutive issues the one-time rate applies. Six average words count as one line on rash advertisements and ao ad counted for laae than twe lines. On "charged" advertisements charge will be based oa the number of lines appearing in the paper, regardless of the number ef words In escb line. Minimum charge, two lines. The Oregonlan will accept classified ad vertisements ever the telephone, providing the advertiser is a subscriber to either phone. No prices will be quoted over the phone, but bill will he rendered the following day. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the shsss depends upon tbe promptness of payment af telephone adver tisements. Situations Wanted and Personal advertisements will not be accepted aver the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will be accepted for "Furniture for Sale," "Busi ness Opportunities." "Itooro log-Houses and "Wanted to Rent." The Oregonlan will aot guarantee accuracy ar assume responsibility fer errors occurring In telepboned advertisements. The Oregonlan will not be responsible for mora than ane Incorrect insertion of any advertisement offered for more than oae time. Advertisements to receive prompt classifi cation must be in The Oregonlan office be fore 10 o'clock at night, exrept Saturday. Closing hour for Tbe Sunday Oregenlaa will be S o'clock Hstnrday nlicht. Tbe office will be open nntll 10 o'clock P. M.. aa usual, and all ads received toa late for proper classifi cation will be run under heading "Toa Late to Classify." MEETING NOTICES. GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMP. W. O. W gives a five hundred and darclng party in their hall, lis Eleventh street, Tuesday evening. April zl. Good music, good prUea All are Invited. Admission free. HARMONY LODGE, NO. 12. A. F. AND A. M. Special communl- t,4 cation this (Monday) eve. at 7:30 -gree. Vlsttlng brethren welcome. W. M. DE LIN, Keo. CAMELIA CHAPTER. NO. 27. O. E. S. Stated communication this (Monday) evening. Social. By or cer of W. M. MARIETTB ROBINSON. Sec. MARTIN A FORBSS CO.. florists. 4I Washington. Main 168, A list. Flowers for alt eeoasioD artutioally arranged. ill BEST SHOW IN TOWN .A - ft& PATENT ATTORNEYS. 1018 Chamber of Commerce. Portland. Or. PETER U A BERLIN, 106 Victor blug Washington, D. C. R. C. WRIGHT :- years' practice. U. and foreign patents. tM Dekum bidg. PATENTS procured by J. K- Mock, late ot U. S. Patent OL'ice. 1010 B. ot T. bidg. PIANO REPAIR SHOT. IF your player or any kind piano or organ Is off order, call or write our expert. Piano shop 441 6 lark st- Main 448; ail work warranted. FIFE. Portland WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24th and York sts. Main Sl;. FLUMES. DON'T throw your old plumes away; we are experts In feather dyeing, cleaning and remodel ing, mounting birds of paradise our specialty. "THE PLUME." 2jS Morgan bidg. Main 400. PLUMES dyed, i-leaued. curled and mad up in latest styles and colors. Mrs. C. U. enutor. Main 1312. 4M6V, Waehlnrilon. RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. BRASS MGNS. PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. til Wash, st. Phone Main 710 and A J710. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING Machine Exchange, new and used machines from 83 up; rents and repairing. 331 Yamhill, bet. 2d and Sd. Main 3311. SHOWCASE. BANK A STORE FIXTURES. MARSHALL MFO. CO.. 10th and Flanders; new and old window display and cabinet work. FOR reasonable price see Westera Fixtures A Showcase Co.. 48 N. loth at. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. PORTLAND Van A Storage Co.. cor. 16th and Kearney sta. Just completed new fire proof warehouse for household effects, pianos aud automobiles; contains separate fire and vermin-proof rooms, steam-heated piauo-room. trunk and rug vaults. trackaKe for carload shipments; vans for movlng; reduced freight rata on house bold goods to and from East in through csrs. Main 5640. all departments. C. O. PICK Transfer A Storage Co.. offices and commodious 4-story brick warehouse, separate Iron rooms and fireproof vaults for valuables: N. W. our. :d and Pine ats. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipment; special rates mads on goods In our through cars to ail domestlo and foreign port. Main A 884. "WE have moved to our new fireproof stor age warehouse, corner 15th and Hoyt. Heated piano rooms, private lock rooms for furniture, household goods, trunks, etc. Teams and auto vans for moving for warding and distributing agents. Oison Roe Transfer Co. Main 647. A 2147. MERCHANDISE WABEHoVbe! Manning Warehouse A Transfsr Co. 13th and Everett Sts. on terminal tracks. - General transfer and forwarding agents. We operate the only exclusive merohan fllse warehouse in eltv. Main 708, A 2314 OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Gllsan st". cor. 13th. Telephone Main 68 or A 11. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest insurs:ice rates In the city. PACIFIC Coast Forwarding Company. 57 Railway Exchange bidg.. cut rate freight on household goods In through cars to sil domestlo and foreign points, automobiles forwarded. For Information tel. Mar. 543. MADISON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE Office 186 Madison; general merchandise, furniture and machinery storage; transfer and forwarding agents. Phone Main 78L PORTLAND AUTO DEL. CO.. draTage and lurmiure moving ana packing. 27 No. Fron t. Marshall 1730, A 47i4. MEN'S AND WOMFN'S NECKWEAR. Columbia Neckwear .Mfs. Co.. j3 Firth St. - MILLINERY. BRADSHAW Hno..jliTiKon and 7th sts. ORNAMENTAL IKOM AND WIKeT" Porlland Wire fc Iron Wks.. 'Ja A Columbia. ,V.T PAINTS AND WALL PAPER. PIONEEil PAINT CO.. lrt First St. I'. FULLER A CO.. lath and Davis. 1'IPE FIFE HITIXIS AND VAL1 Eb. M. 1.. Kl.lNI::. M-isil Front n. PLCMRlx; AND STEAM M.l'1'LlES. M. 1 KLI.N1-:, rn.nl si. I'HINTKIW AND IXBLIMIERS. V. HALT! .a CO.. 1st and u Kireets. PRODI 4 E t OMUIs-loN MLKl HANTS. EVKBIJIM) sr FAHHKLL. 110 Iront St. ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland cordase Cu., 14th and Northup. SAND AND I.IUVtL COLUMBIA DIGGER CO., Foot of Ankeny. SASH. IIOOIIS AND GLASS. FULLER a: CO., lath aau Davis. SAWMILL MACHINERY. PORTLAND Iron Works. l4Ui an4 Northup. SODA l-O! M AIN SITPL1ES. rOI.l'UBIA SUPPLY CO.. OS Front St. WALL PAPEIL " MORGAN WALL PAP Kit CO., VXO M fu WHOLESALE JEWFI.ERK OPTICIANS. BUTTKltFlKLD UKu-S.. MOilAW K 15 LOG. WIRE AND IRON WORKS. Portland wire A Iron Wks.. d A Columbia. MEETING NOTICES. EAST HATE LODGE. NO. A. F. ANU A. M. 'ated com mimlestH.n this iMnmU.n even- n. , ;.;o i M.. Mitii snd Gli- yan. l.a:.or in c. d-'grc-. Visit ing brethren welcome. M. O. liOSE. re. MT. Ill ill COUNCIL ROTA I. A it" 'A N UM meptK this 1 Monday rieinng ai f zvi ., in i;ail rTAV,a5l K' "r l- t'lll-. Aide,- ami ji-rV-V-a- llUl H'Oels. YIsil,irs cordlall." W"U--irr eli'..iiil. ef-.- iSEO. W. IIA2K.V, i-' WILLAMETTE LODGE. No. J. A. F. anl A. M. Special coni litiliileatlon this .Mondavi even XT-r; ting &i i :..o o i'tKK. v orK in hi. M. degree. Visiting- brethren wci eonio. W. K WKKKri, See. DIED. SHAW" In this city. April In. h! the :.1 ritmtritun llo-tjiital. Ell K. Slia-i. sum 4 years. months and 13 ri.ijs. P.c.bsi d Is survived by a U!iphter. Mr?, r . K. HecK. of Oakland, Cnl. Remains are at tlio par lors of the Skewes Uniluriakin; Co. Fu neral notice later. WAF.D April 1. Marniiln Ward, see.1 4? vest-s. Hrother ir Mr,. . Afple. :' 14i. W'uU t. ilemulns t LMinning A Mi-Entc'S parlore. Noll-e of lunvrai 1k tcr. KI.EO April 1. at Hie residence. 4'-.? U. Rumeliie st.. Georr.e. Klco. n.cd .s ycsr. ItemHtns at Du:mliiff A McEnlee's parlors. Notice of funeral luter. BACMGART In this city, April 10. at hei late residence. The Hill, Therese Adelhsidn Daumgart, ai;e.l ai years. Funeral notice hereafter. Rliidly omit flowers. BROWN In this city. April 10. Clare Brown, axed 15 years, 2 months. 22 days. Remains at Kolman's parlors. Funeral announce ment Inter. MATHERS April 17. E. R. Mathers, afted years. Remains at Dunning A Mo Liltos's parlors. Notice of funeral latter. RITCHI FT April IS, Georse Ritchie, as-ed 09 years. Remalcs at Dunning A- McKn : tee's rarlors. Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. O'lJONNKLL In this city. April la. Michael u'Donnell. agsd 4 years, be loved husband of Mrs. Catherine O'Don nell aTid Father of Wm. J.. Mary, Thomaa. Francis and James O'Donnell. Funer:il win take Discs from the residence. 3&A N. lth St.. Tuesday. April 21, at 8::i0 A. M. Services at St. Patrick's Church, corner luth and t-avler sts.. at S o'clock. Friends invited. Intel ment lit Calvary Cemc- tery.V BOTEFUHR In this city, April 19. Maxi milian Rotefuhr, aged ol years. The fu neral services will be held tomorrow (Tues day), at 'J o'clock P. M.. at the resldenco establishment of J. P. Finley A Son. Mont gomery at 5th. Friends Invited. Servioes at the Crematorium, private. v JONES April 19. Elizabeth Jones, sged 7: years, beloved mother of Sarah E. Jones, ot 1M 14th st. Funeral cervices will be held at Dunning ec McEntee's chapel. Tuesday, April 21, at 1 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment Rlvervtew cetne tery . FO'F.RAt DIRECTORS. 'MR. EDWARD HOT M AN. the leading fu neral director. 220 Third street, comer Sal mon. Lady OMUiaul. A loll. Main 667. F. S. DUNNING. INC. Fast Side Funeral Directors. Alder St. F.aet S3. B S.1S3. 414 Kaaa DINNING A M'ENTFE. funeral directors, 7 th anil Fine. Phone Main 4.40. Lady at tendant. Office of County Coroaer. SKEWES I'NDKKTAKINO COMPANY, 3t and Clay. Main ilii. A Ziil. Lady attendant MR. AND MRS. R, T. BYRNES. Est. 1803. W Williams Ave. East III. 4k Am-