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TTTE WT?NTNG ORFOOXTAN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 29. 1914. - 1 ' I : AT U'REN'S DISAVOWAL Party May Abandon Him to Follow Helmet of Some Oth er Leader to Polls. TEST OF OPINION MADE Letters Ask Vote of Chairmen on Policy to Be Pursued Wben Ore gon City Man Decides to Run as Independent. Whether VT. S. f'Ren will have the Indorsement and active support of the Prohibition party in his race for Gov ernor, or whether the Prohibitionists will nominate a new candidate for Gov ernor, now that Mr. U'Ren has defi Jtitely bolted the party fold. Is to be decided within the next few days by Prohibition leaders through the state Mr. U'Ren, In a formal letter of ex planation yesterday, told his reasons for declining the Prohibition nomlna tlon. which he had previously accepted at the Prohibition party state conven tion here. In order to run for Governor as an Independent. Parry Feele Slight. "I think that Mr. U'Ren will find the Prohibition party can do without Jalm a good deal better than he can do without the Prohibition party," was the comment of J. Sanger Fox, office sec retary at Prohibition headquarters after Mr. U'Ren's letter had been read yesterday afternoon. "Of course, he has the right to drop the Prohibition nomination If he sees lit, and to run as an Independent Whether warranted or not, there seems to be rather a widespread feeling among the rank and file of the Prohi bition party that In so doing, however, Mr. U'Ren has not done exactly the plpht and square thing by them." Mr. Fox added that letters bad been written to members of the Oregon Prohibition state committee and to the chairmen of the various county com mittees asking whether they favored cupportlng Mr. U'Ren or nominating a new candidate for Governor. Curtis P. Coe, of McMlnnvlIIe. Prohi bition nominee for Congress from the First Congressional District, said he thought Mr. U'Ren was sincere in his action. Mr. Coe added that he person ally intended to vote for Mr. U'Ren, but that even If it should be decided to grive him the Prohibition party indorse ment, he will not have the united and active backing that otherwise he would Iiave received. I Explain Stand. Ernest E. Taylor, state secretary of the Prohibition party, was not in Port land yesterday. Mr. U'Ren's letter follows: Oregon City. Or., July 27. To the Mem bers of the Executive Committee of the Prohibition Party of Oregon. Mr. Ernest E. Taylor, Secretary: Please accept this let ter as my resignation of the Prohibition party nomination for the office of Governor of Oregon. I am advised by Secretary of State Olcott that a law passed by the last legislature does not permit an Independent candidate for public office to accept a po litical party nomination. When I wrote my Independent declaration against the liquor traffic last February, 1 bad no thought of being honored with the Prohibition party nomination. When asked ff 1 would accept that nomination. If it was offered. I answered yea. It waa clear that your party nomination probably would unite the "dry" forces and Increase my vote. One of my reasons for being a candidate was, and is, the desire to be elected. I have al ways had the warmest admiration for the sincerity and self -sacrificing enthusiasm of the members of your party, and naturally was pleased with the prospect of their sup port. But I cannot consistently accept the Pro hibition name and nomination exclusively, because I am first an Independent. At the party convention in May it was made very clear from the platform that my candidacy mm an Independent waa to precede the Pro hibition party designation on the ojtlclal bal lot. The delegates were clearly satisfied that this should be so. I believe I can do more effective work for the Oregon dry amendment and other measures that I con alder of very great Importance to the peo ple, by continuing as an Independent can didate, rather than by becoming the can didate of the Prohibition party alone. Tor the reasons stated I must restgn your party nomination, but I hope and be lieve we may work together and rejoice next Xovember over the adoption of both the Ore gon dry and proportional representation amendments. Sincerely yours, W. S. U'REN. Democrat Makes Reply. Coincident with Mr. U'Ren's letter was a letter addressed to Mr. U'Ren yesterday by Dr. C. J. Smith, Demo cratic candidate for Governor, in re sponse to two open lctetrs previously written by Mr. U'Ren. In his letter yesterday Dr. Smith bald: Portland. Or.. July 27. Hon. W. P. U'Ren. Oregon City, Or. Dear Sir: Your recent pen letters asking what position I expect to take on Prohibition are hereby acknowl edged. Shortly after receipt of yeur first letter I was approached by the Anti-Saloon League and asked to enter Into an agreement, to gether with other candidates and the party leaders, to keep the campaign for offices separate from the dry campaign. To this proposal I have, together with yourself and EUGENE WALTERS' POPULAR SCENE FROM "THE WOLF," DOTS AROUSED j Kfjss(sV vf? fflr ils ij'imssssissssy aLatftssHBK: ' mkHk "uiSKbrou SLa Smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm the other leading candidates for Governor, now assented. In reply to your query I beg, therefore, to say that I shall faithfully keep my word so given; further I shall. If elected, and the state Is voted dry, keep with equal faltb the other term of the agreement to exert every power of the Governor's office to en force Use prohibitory law. Victory in No vember will be only half the fight for a dry state. Very truly yours, C. J. SMITH. FRAUD PLOT IS CHARGED Investor In Hillsboro Business Seeks to Kecover $1000. Alleging a conspiracy to defraud him of $1000, suit to recover that sum from J. W. Cook, E. L. Clark and Edward Schulmerick, of Hillsboro, was started yesterday by Fred Schmidt. It is charged by the plaintiff that he was induced to Invest in the capital stock of the People's Store Company, of Hillsboro, through the false representa tions of Cook and Clark, who operated the store and held out inducements to him of Its condition and prospects. Edward Schulmerick, who is named as president of the Hillsboro Com mercial Bank, is also blamed by the plaintiff in that Mr. Schulmerick is said to have given a letter to the store managers in which he testified to the condition of the books and stated the institution was in splendid shape fl nancially. It Is charged in the complaint that the contrary was true. BERNARD SCHMIDT LOSES 3fan 'Struck by Attto Gets $100 and Judge Thanks Jurymen. Bernard Schmidt yesterday was as sessed 1100 damages In the District Court by Judge Jones in favor of D. H. Lemaster, who brought an action against Schmidt because he was struck bv the latter's automobile on Corbett street. The automobile owner, it appears had repulsed an accident insurance agent who sought to safeguard him against Just such mishaps only the day before the collision and the fol lowing day ho signed up for about all the automobile Insurance he could carry. In the trial of this case, Judge Jones took occasion to thank the Jury men for their promptness in returning right after lunch to conclude the hear ing. SALOONIST JS ACQUITTED Jury Frees Lundgren of Charge of Selling Liquor to Minor. A jury in the Municipal Court yes terday afternoon acquitted Charles Lundgren oi a charge of selling liquor to minors. Percy Velleux, who says he is 19 years ol'" declared he had bought liquor from Lundgren in the saloon at N'o. 1 North Third street. Doubt was expressed as to Velieux's real age. "Do you know the defendant In this action?" Deputy City Attorney Stadter asked one of the Jurymen. "Do you mean that man?" asked the Juror, pointing to Clerk Nell Crounse, who sits In a box bolow the bench 'Yes, I've seen him, but I don't know what he's gt all those papers for." CYCLE DODGES 1, HITS 2 First Pedestrian Escapes With Bruises; Second's Leg Broken. A motorcycle ridden by C. L. Crosby, of 31 East Eighty-fourth street, struck Bldacl Dominlco, of 2S7 Sheridan street, when he was running to catch a car at Third and Madison streets, Monday evening. Dominlco was severely bruised. In trying to avoid hitting Dominico, Crosby struck Charles W. Grenshaw, 20 years old, of 1628 Belmont street, breaking his leg. A Twenty-third street car struck the automobile of George J. Hartman, 375 Williams avenue, Monday night, dam aging the automobile, but Injuring none of the three women occupants. Forest Officer Inspects Timber. C. S. Chapman, secretary of the Ore gon Forest Fire Association, will be In the Linn County forests for the next few days. He Is there with John Marrs and K. S. Mealey, supervising wardens, Inspecting the condition of the timber In regard to danger from fire. There have been almost no bad fires In the state this year, although the weather has been unusually dry. A blaze which broke out a week ago near Timber, on the Tillamook line, is still burning, but Is under control. Among other fires along the Lower Columbia Klver which have been smoldering for two weeks or longer in slashing and former burns, though under control. Is one near Goble. A fire report was received yesterday afternoon of a new blaze In the woods of the Sllverton Logging Company. A fire that Is covering con siderable area but not doing any dam age is reported from White Salmon, Wash., as burning on Dead Horse Flat, near Mount Adams, in the Trout Lake country. It Is now a quarter of a mile wide and five miles long, but so far Is confined to dead and fallen timber, f ifteen men were sent from the munic ipal employment bureau yesterday to help fight it. Mrs. A. Klotx, of Brooklyn, N. T., has employed the same "hired girl" for 50 years. PLAY "THE WOLF," NOW SHOWING AT MAJESTIC THEATER. A FIVE-PART NORTH WOODS DRAMA, "BUG JUICE" PRICE IS HELD TOO Chairman of Committee Says He Can Buy for $1.75 What County Paid $2 For. PURCHASING LAW EVADED Commissioners Aver They Are Forced to Split Requisitions to Keep Within $100 Limit Hearing Launches Investigation. The general investigation Into the conduct of county affairs was begun yesterday with a meeting of the "bug Juice" committee In the offices of the Non -Partisan League in the Northwest ern Bank building. The committee Is made up of George Mason, Charles Mahaffie and Paul Seeley. County Commissioners Lightner and Holman attended, as well as a small number of Interested spectators. Chairman Mason declined to comment on the hearing at Its close, but said that a report will be made to the gen eral investigating committee at a later date. It is expected to have a meeting of the main committee this week. An attempt will be made to hold It before Friday night. The evidence brought out that Com missioners Lightner and Holman are continually forced to evade the state law In buying county supplies because of the restriction to amounts of $100 in the purchase of all articles for which competitive bids are not asked. "Requisition Constantly Split." Commissioner Lightner said they constantly split requisitions so as to keep amounts less than (100 in making non-competitive purchases of supplies, thus keeping within the law. He urged a new law that would permit more lati tude in this respect, and Commissioner Holman agreed with him. The splitting of requisitions was held by chairman Mason to be a viola tion of the law itself. Another point of some interest was the statement of Mr. Mason that he has been offered "bug Juice" of the identical brand bought by the county for II.. a gallon. lie price invaria bly paid by the Commissioners was $2, and they were given to understand no price concessions ever were made. Coat of "Bug Juice" 3180. It was established that during the last five years the county has bought "bug Juice" to the amount of 13180, of which ,.oil remains unpaid. This large c mount was required, said Com missioner Lightner, because, during most of the period covered, the old Courthouse and the old poor farm were in use. These wooden butdlings, with their old furniture, made Ideal breeding places for insects. "Here are all the requisitions, said Mr. Lightner, as he laid the documents on the table before the investigators. 'This is the point with me," declared Mr. Holman, who wanted to ask his fellow-official a question. "When these shipments were delivered, did anyone weigh and measure them? Llehtner'e Answer Ia Query. "Mr. Holman," replied Mr. Lightner, when those 10 barrels of molasses were shipped out to luultnomah Farm, since you have been office, did anyone weigh or measure them.' -'hat Is what I want to find out. ho replied. "I hope this investigation will demonstrate the need of tne ad ministrative code and show Its value." Letters were read by Mr. Lightner from many users of the particular brand of "bug ,'jlce" bought by the county. In each the price wae quoted at VI. W. H. Hollingsworth, who made requisitions for "bug juice" during the eight and one-half years he was in the Sheriff's office, testified to its value in killing insects In the Jail and he said there had been correspondence with Sheriffs all over the country on the subject. Bund to Play at Hollattay. The Municipal Band, Charles L. Brown, director, WHl play the follow- ng programme at Holladay Park to night at 8 o'clock: March, "Old Com rades" (Telke); overture, Oberon Von Weber); duo for cornets, "Mon arch-Polka" (Knoll), Messrs. Evans and Livingston; waltz. "Gold and Silver" Llncke); grand rantasia, "carmen" Bizet): intermission; Entre-Acte et Valse, "Ballet Coppella" (Delibes); se lection, "Bonnie Scotland" (Catlin); Oriental dance, "Des Sultanes" (Pollak- Daniels); excerpts from Adele (Brl euet): patrol. "U. S. A.," (Peck). Thurs day evening concert will be held at Washington Park. Douglas Drops Tax Interest. ROSEBURG Or., July 28. (Special.) The County Court of Douglas County today made an order suspending the payment of Interest on the second half BY EUGENES VVALTKR5. HGH PORTLAND BUSINESS ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable prices. Pacific Title . Trust Co., 7 Cha. of Com. ACCORDION i'LKATLNO. K. STBFHA.N Hemstitching and scalloping, accord, side pleat, buttons covered, goods sponged; mall orders. 388 Alder. M. 9373. .AN'llijcJi i-CRMTCRR. ANTIQUE furniture restored. 421 Haw thorne ave. Web Glazier, cabinetmaker Phone East 3044. ART MAXXUtsS WORKS. ONLY scientifically thorough renovating In tne city. Auvise us. East SiU. ASSAllvRS AND ANALYSTS. GILBERT & HALE, successors Wells Co., 60S to 613 Couch bldg., 109 4th. Mala 7158, MONTANA AS3AX OFFICE Laboratory and ore-testing works. 142 is 2d at. ATTORNEYS. J. R. GREENFIELD General practice, ao stracts, contracts, collateral, etc.; consul tauon free Nuw offices 297. 70s, 70s Sail ing bldg. Main 4j!3. Open, evenings. WE M. LAFOKCE. Counsellor-at-law, 22U railing bldg. ALIO DEL1VLUY. TRUNKS and grips delivery our specialty. Portland Auto uelivery. Marsnall l..,u, A ttiov. CARl'LT V LAVING. NORTHWEST htU CO. Rugs from old car pets, rag ruga lbs blast slu. uoui pnunes. IRLLtLCID BCllONs, 1JAJJOL3. THE IHW1.V-H01JSU.V CUafA.NI, L i to JU.4L111 il- aiiu A -i-u-i. ciiinuroDioio. Wllllai., Estelle and William, Jr., Dev.ny. the only scientific cnirupouists in taa cu Parlors, 2U2 Gerl'ttgei blug., S. W. cor. 2d and Aider. Pliouti Main 13uL CH1RO.PODV. and pedicuring. Mrs. at. D. in... Otilces, fc'lieuner bldg. Mam 342. Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher, painless chiropodists, over the Haxeiwood. Main 3714, A bUi. ClLtUOfRACTlC l-UliSlClANB. DR. M'MAUON, 121 4th, sib WlUlama ave., 18 adjustments 410. .Nature cures. M. Zilo. CLKA.N1.NIJ AND I'tU&LNtL DRESS SUITS lor rent; we press oue suit eaca week for 91.00 per montn. UNIQUE TAlLoHLNli CO., 808 -..ars, st.. Deu dtn and 6th. Main 514. COLLECTION AGENCY. Accounts, notes, judgments collected. "Adopt bnol't Alcuiuub.' ouort Aujufctfelem Co., N. W. liana blcg. Main 1(74. NETH at CO., Worcester bldg. No collections, no charges. COAL AND WOOD. Mam 17. KNIGHT coal has no equal, a clean, hard, quick-firing, ioug-enduring Utah coal, ai bina Fuel Co., sole agents. Atiiai I LI IIUL LVU'J-JiALt.NlB. R. M. Wade ac Oo., a22-Zij Hawtuoine ave. AJLtCHii'c,t 1 UUL lYUUil & IKON VOJill. Forlland VV lie, at lion VV Ks., 2d and Coluiniia. ALIO ANU llll.t.1 TOPS. DUBRUli.l.Ji HLCK1Y TOP CO. UO 2d st. AL XO.HOliil-t M i rui-s. BALI-OU WK1UHT, 7tn and Oak sta, AWNlNOb, ifc.Ma AND oAlLf. PACIFIC XKNX 0i AWN. CO., 1-3 N. 1st St. IS VI. I. V'.l ..' ;- iv.'.l AX UO.ill.. Baggage oc omnibus Iranmer, Park Ot Oavls UlCYtlJSS, JIOXORCICLJCS & SUPPLUiS. BAL.lA)U & W1UGHI, 7ln and Oak ill. Ulti AH UAKJbdUY. P.oyal Bakery 6c couf., inc.. litii and Kverett. BUl.Vir.K.S AN1 BOPXLJiHis. HENRY WK1NUAUU, 13th and Burnslde. CASCAKA HARK AND (...AIM. ROOT. KAHN BltOA, 1U1 FRONT ST. CKMJSNT, I.I.Mr. AND l'l.Ati.R- T. CKOWfi CO.. i Fourth Street. ( Oi ri,l. TfcAS AND bl'lCKH. CLOSSET c DilVKUri. 1-11 N. Front St. DKY (OOD8. FLEISCHNER, MA YEP. & CO., 20T Ash St. KLrXl'KltAL SUPl'LIKS. Etubbs Electric Co.. nth and Pine gts. tax payments due September 1. This order was made on recommendation ot District Attorney George M. Brown. Portland's Building Directory Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Attorneys. DUNIWAT. RALPH R. Main 1530. .029-531 Insurance. VINCENT. S. D. St Co. Main 1654 816 Real Estate. KEASEY, DORR E. 4t CO. Main 1189... 232 Board of Trade Building Brokers, Storks. Bonds and (Jratn. flVPTIHKf'k A- COOKE CO. A 6S3I. Main 3942 216-218 Real Estate. BARRETT BROS., Main 0496 302 WALLER, FRANK L. Main 8295 1015 Lewis Building Consultins Engineers. LUCIUS, W. W. Marshall 334.. Spalding Building Mortgage Loans, BAIN, JOHN A 7442. Main 6021... Keai Estate. BAY CITY LAND CO. M. 1116 50 roi-702 Wilcox Building Public I Hi H. v Specialist. FOSHAY, WILBUR B. Main 5278... Yeon Building Attorneys. GRAHAM, SYDNEY J. Main 3752. . .806-7-8 KIMBALL. HENRY M. Mar. 680 925 MALARKEY SEABROOK & DIBBLE. Main 1501. A 521S. . .1500-1503 R1DDELL. H. H. Main 6635 522 STOTT & COLLIER Marshall 0078. .608-610 Billiard Hall. M'CREDIE BILLIARDS Second Floor Real Estate. METCALF, LYLE S Marshall 2432... 310 RAINEY, J. G. Marshall 3177 1304 WAGGONER, GEO E 800 SLAUSON. A. B. Main 9444 1011 CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Dally and Snndaj. Fer l.i nr. liJc 22c 30c One time Same ad two consecutive times Same md three consecutive times. . . . Same ad six or seven consecutive times. . .56c Tlie above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" aud all other classifica tions except the following: Situations Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. For Kent, Kooras, Private Families. Rooms and Board, private Families. Kate on the above classifications Is 1 cents 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 less than two lines. On "charge" advertisements charge will be based on the number of lines appearing in the paper, regardless of the number of words in each line. Minimum charge, two lines. The Oregonlan will accept classified ad vertisements over the telephone, provided the advertiser is a subscriber to either phone. No prices will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the following day. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the. phone depends upon the promptness of payment of telephone adver COPPEB AND BRASS WORKS. NORTHWEST Copper & Bras? Works. Arthur Weyde, prop. Building and re pairing of ail copper work for candy mfrs.. fruit and vegetable canners, steamboats, breweries, distilleries, sugar houses, chem ical works, dyeing works, etc.; soda foun tains and kltcheu utensils re-tinned. 22a and Reed sts. Phone Main oSOa. DANCING. f ROF. WAL WlLoON dancing school: waltz, one-step, two-step, schottiBche, hesitation, waltz, stage adnclng; lessons, -6c; every morning, aiternoon, evening, guarantee to teach anyDoay who wants now to uuncc 85 5th, bet. Stark and Oaa. Main Ittsl MR. and Mrs. Heath's Academy, dancing taught In all Us branches; class Krt. eve., h to 10. 2814a Morrison, cor. 2d. Mar. 313. DENTISTS. DR. A W. Kjti E.N Majestic Theater bldg. ....1 . Wasnington su MaranaU 3205. ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generators bougul, sold, rented and repaired. We do an minus of repair ing and rewinding; all won. guaranteed. 11. M. H. Electric Co., 31 First st. MeffVtt, Phone Main U21U. E Y E, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. treatments u specialists, glasses fitted. Dr. j,'. v. Caaseuay, oi.i Ueaum -i. 3d St ash. JrOLNDRV AND MACHINE WORKS. pHue.nUv. Iron vv eras, East 3u und Haw .Home. Oeuerai luaciune auu tuuuuiy wora KODAKS. KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES, developing, printing and enlarging. PIKsi st Mark ham t-O., 840 wasnington st. MACHINERY. Engines, boilers, sawmills bought, sold and exchanged. Tne J. K. Marun iu Portland. MESSENtiKR SERVICE. HASii MEaaiNObit CO., motorcycles and bicycles. Phones Main o, A 210a. MUSICAL. EM II. T111ELHOK.N. vioiin teacher; pupil Sevcik 2bi J? iieuncr Liu. A 4lbu, Mur 12. ' NATLROI'ATUIC 1'HYSICIANS. DH PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis, ner vous chronic diseases. uu4 oreguuian bids Ol'llClANS. A FlciliT on hlfch prices. C Xt-fjT i W hy pgy SA tO il 1 jj V inair Ot fc.aaue vttieu sstv Bsar ill your ees with lu lor a :ieu j can first- duality lenacs. gotd-lllled frames, as low us i,u .' ooouiiian, ijl Mot.tsuu St., near biidge. Satistactlo.-i guaranteed. OSTEOPATHIC i'MYSlCLYNe). Dr. ft. It. Nortnrup, 3ob Morgan blug., cor. Broadway and Washington sts. Office phone Main 840; residence, East 1028. W hOLLSALE AND MANUFACTURERS OilAlN M il AN 1?. Aibers Bros. Mining Co., r runt and Marshall. H. M. HUlUEK, oaru of Vrade bldg. i.uui i.un. -. WADHAMS & CO., tiu-io 4tn St. HAXU UOODM. PORTLJV.N1J HAIR UOODS CO.. WHOLESALE ONLY, 411 UUKU'M BLDQ. HAlh AND LAI'S. THANHAUSh.lt HAT CO.. 0-36 Front UlDJi.Fi. lt.l.l. WOOL AND ICRS. KAHN BROS.. 11 Front St. IRON VI OKJiS. PACIFIC IP.ON WORKS, East End of Buruside Bridge. STEKL STRUCT LKAL PLANT. FOUNDRY. ALL ARCH1 TLCTl UAL IRON. CASTINGS. STEEL BRIDGES ROOF TRUSSES, Carry Complete Stock of STEEL BEAMS AND ANGLES, CHANNEL PLATES. TEES. 1-1.. I I 111. It AND SHOE STORE SUPPUJiS. CHAS L. MAST1CK & CO.. 74 Front; leainer of every description, taps, mfg. findings. L1.UE. CI'.MJSN'T, PLASX1CK, METAL LATH. The J. Mccraken Co., 1114 Board of Trade. Sales agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime. LOGGING MACHINERY F. B MALLORY & CO., J31 Pine st. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. Columbl.t Ni-ckteear -Mfjt i,'a S3 Fifth SL tisements. Situations Wanted and Personal advertisements will not be accepted over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will be accepted for "Furniture for Sale," "Busi ness Opportunities," "Rooming-houses," and "Wanted to Rent." The Oregonlan will not guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors occurring In telephoned advertisements. Advertisements to receive prompt classifi cation mum ue in inn f.reginian oince De fore 10 o'clock at nlgbt, except Saturday. Closing hour for The Sunday Oregonlan will be 8 o'clock Saturday night. The office nlil be open until 10 o'clock P. M., as usual, and all ads received too late for proper classifi cation will be run under heading "Too Late to JaH-dfy." The Oregonlan will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of any advertisement offered for more than one time. AUCTION JSAX.K TODAY. Ford Auction House, 211 1st. Furniture carpets, etc. Bale at 2 P. M. At Wilson's Auction House, at 10 A. M. furniture. 16tt-8 First st- MEETING NOTICES. a2rf5i5aaf (Wednesday) evening. East tth and Alder sts. Visitors cordially r94x.l7m invited, second degree. W. W. TERRY, Secretary. MOUNT HOOD CIRCLE, NO. 151, W. O W. Social entertainment, card and dance Thursday evening, July 30, East Side W. O. W. Hall. All cordially invited FLORISTS. MARTIN A FORBES CO., florists. 374 Washington. Main 269, A 1260. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 2d and Alder. Designs and sprays. Marshall 5922. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 312L Sell ing bldg. BRACKETT In San Francisco, July 26, William XV. Brackett. son of W. H Brackett, of Portland, and husband of Ida M. Brackett.. father of Beryl. Leola and Forest Filmore Brackett, and brother of Ralph L. Brackett, of Portland; Ray F. Brackett, of Sacramento, and Mrs. K. E. Parr, of Alameda, Cal. GODSKESEN July 28, at the family resi dence, o0 Horthwick street. Hans N. Godskesen, aged 61 years, beloved hus band of Jenslne Godskesen. father of Mrs Hannah Klerulsf, Mrs. Sadie Carlson and Christian Godskesen. Remains at Pear son's undertaking parlors. BP. ADLEY At Metzger station, July 28 Frankie, Ruffner Hradley, ago 24 years, beloved wife of Harvey Bradley and daughter of Frank and Stella Runner, sister of Roy and Jack Ruffner. Funeral notice later. ROBERTSON July 28, at the residence. 759 Rodnev ave., Mrs. Olive Robertson, ageo. 2 veam. beloved wife of Els worth E- Robertson. Remains will be shipped to Kelso. Wash.. July 29, at 9 A. M., from the parlors of Dunning & McEntec. HUNTER In this city, July 27, at the resi dence of her nephew, R. MeCall. 601 hast 28th St., Mrs. Eliza L. Hunter, aged 84 years. FUNERAL NOTICES, MAKER At South Oswego. Or., July 27. Alice Maher. aged 60 years, wtaow or tne late James Maher and sister of Mrs. J. N. Pearcy, of Portland; Mrs. Frank Davey, of Burns, Or., and M. S. Pike, of Cheney, Wash. The funeral services will be held today (Wednesday), at 2:30 o'clock P. M., at the residence establishment of J. P Flnley & Son, Montgomery, at 5th. Friends Invited. Interment at Lone Fir Ceme tery. FALLON July 26. Frank Fallon, aged 20 years, beloved con of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fallon, of 147 East Twelfth street. Funeral will take place from the above residence today (Wednesday). July 29, at 9. A. M. Services at St. Francis1 Church, corner East 12th and Pine, at 9:80 A. M. Friends Invited. Interment Ml Calvary Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading fu neral director, 220 Third street, corner Sal mon. Lady assistant. A 1611, Main 507. DUNNING & M EN TEE, funeral directors. 7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady at teridanu Office of County Corner A. R. ZELLER CO., 502 Williams ave. East 1088, C 1088. Lady attdt. Day and night service. F. S. DUNNING, INC. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder st. East 52, B 2525. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main 4102, A 2321. Lady attendant. DIRECTORY 1'11'E. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near jjtt and York sta Main 34t PATENT ATTORNEYS. it. r. HK1GHT-22 years practice U. 8 and foreign patents, ew Dekum blag. T. J. GEISLElt. Atty-st-Law. 801 Henry Wm, C. Schmitt. Eng. and Draftsman. itl'BBEK MTAMHi. SEALS. BRASH Sli NS. PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. 231 Wash. st. Phone Main 710 and A 2710. SEW1NU MACHINES, SEWING Machinea, Dew, .v up, used ma chines 92 up, renting and repairing. Main V131. Sewing Machine Emporium. 1UU d. bet. Yamhill and Taylor. SHOWCASE, HANK & STORE FIXTl RES. MAttoH ALL MFG. CO., loth and Flanders New and old window display aud cablnsi work. STORAGE AND TRANsl l.K. I'uK'rnANi) van at Storage Co.. cor. 15ta and Kearney sis., Just completed, new fire proof watehouse lor household eifects. pianos aud automobiles; contains separate tire and vermni-pioot rooms, steam-ueated piano-room, truna and rug vaults, traca age lor carload suipmenls, vans for mov ing, reduced ireigni rates or. household goods to and Iroi East m througu WM Main 0040, all departments. OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO. New fireproof warehouse witli separate rooms. We move and pack liouseho.d goods and planus aud snip at reduced talcs. Aulo vans i teams lur moving. Forwaroiua and distributing agents. Free tracaaae. oil ice and w. renouse, loth ana Hoyt sis. Main 647, A -.7 . o. PICK 'liunaier at Siorajjo Co. offices and commudiuua 4-aiory oru k h arehuuae. teiarutu iron i uoma and n reproof vau. t for valuables. N. W. cor. 1M anu i'ine ai j'unoc ana lurntture mo eJ and jvackeu lar anipment. .a. raiea mauc on fooun in our irtruutfU vara lo all omvauo ana lorein porta. Main Ml A i:tth Mi.ti klvcreu Sia. Pinnoa Ufcd i.uuaeUoid itoodl moved. ntcKt'u ana a;in , - a. i educea rreiglu rate tin huuaWlo.u. muouJ to anu iioiu e.t-... ttiruuksti ca set ico. Main im. a mil UAUfiUUM nA.N&l? 'JB CO.. Uliaan at.. cor. 13th. 'i'e.epnone Main ttii or A 116. We own and operate two large eiaae "A varehouBL-4 on iciinlual tracaa. L-owi insurance rates In the city. MAUisu.N-bl". DUCat AM' WAUKUOtSK OHlce, ISii Madtaon, general merchanuiee, Xurnlture and macunery tora,;f , tranaicr and lorwaruing agents. Phono Main TW S F VBTlftKIsNAitl CULsCinJu; bcgina rept. ' 14.' No profession oilers eyuai opportunity. Catalogue free. C. Keane, presiuent, 181S Market st.. San Francisco. MILLINERY. BltADSHAVV Bi.ua.. aiomsoii nd th nt Ult A lii... i VI IKON AND VV IKE. Portia. lu no Si Iron vv as., lid and Colunxi i PAIN IS .AND VV.VLL I'AI'LK. P10NEH.X1 PAiNl CO.. lliii First st. W. P. FULLER Si CO.. l.th and Davis. lilt. PIP 111 IIM.m AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. sl-st Frout SL 1'l.t .M i . i NG AND blEAM SI PPL1ES. M. L. KLiM- el-sd l-'rolil st. PKiMLKa AND PLUL1SHEKS. F. W. B.vi.ic.- St CO.. 1st and oak sts. PRODUCE Ev LKUl.se CO.U.UI v-lON Ml lit ll.VMM & FAllilELL. 140 llront st. HOPE 'YND KINDER IVV1M.. Portland Curuage Co., 14(n and Nortnrup. SAND AND (ilt.ll EL. COLUMBIA DIGGER CO.. loot of Ankeny SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. p. FLLLER st co.t liitu and Davis SAWMILL MACHINERY. PORTLAND iron Works, winaud Northruo. SODA lOUNl.AIN -l IM'LIES. COLUMBIA SUPPLV CO., (Is Front St. WALL P.U'ER. WALL PAPER CO., M 2d st. WHOLESALE JEWELERS X OPTIIiAN. BL VTEltFlEl.U BROS., MOHAVK BLDti. WIRE AND IKON WORKS. Portland Wire A Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbia. CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK, outalnlng Xtr. Acres. Portland's Only Modern f V rite ( tin l -1 'are C emetery, Helmed. PleaalnKr Service. Complete Perfect iCqulpment. Prices and Terma Heaaunable. Both Telephone. NEW TODAY. Auction Sale FRIDAY, JUIlT 31, AT a P. IM 887 12TH ST., M:AH JIONTGOMKlll. We have been Instructed by Mr. Preston to sell the entire furnishings of his 10-room house, consisting of a very good lot of dressers. Iron beds. Iron springs, clean mattresses and bedding; complete, rockers, dining-room chairs and bedroom chain, good rugs, hall and stair carpets, center stands, sanitary couches and pads, kitchen treasure and drop leaf table, one Humphrey gas water heater, copper coll, almost new: gas ranges, gas plates, good lawn mower, portieres, lace curtains and draperies, dishes, cooking utensils, and. In fact, every thing will be sold positively to the highest bidder, piece by piece, without reserve. These goods are all clean and worthy of your consideration and can be inspected any time at 387 12th t. Call and look them over before the sale. BF.LLi AL'CTIOM COMPA.V V. J. A. Merrill, Auctioneer. We will bnlld ana finance a horns on your lot or on any you may elect. Pay for It Ilk. rent. W. guarantee ' satisfaction. Call sad e. us. P. K. BOWMAN CO., Room 1, Commercial Club Bldg. Main 3025, A 11U. MORTGAGE LOANS Loans of S1000 and up at lowest rates or Good Improved City Properties. If you need money calf today. Our Installment payments are attractive. A. H. BIRRELL CO. 217-2111 North eaters Bank Hullrilna. FACTORY SITE ZOO Feet Waterfront. 200 Feet Railroad. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN CITY. FOR QUICK ACTION ADDRESS AM 187. OREKOMAN. To Lease LOUVRE PROPERTY AS A WHOLE. Will Consider Subdividing; Ground Floor. SEE OWNERS, 308 M'KAY. First Mortgage Loans Money to Any Amount In Our Posses sion for Immediate t e, H' or 771, According to Security. FIELDS A HONE I'M AN, 1218-12Z3 Yeon Bldsr. Main 1002. iai ma ii 1 1 ii ii i mi i un ri ii si wi asw.ui u iinnTninriniim EDWARD EGOUDJEY 7 nunnimiirtuftnu KOHIMt51 lHLrw uv sun n,J Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money at Current Rates. FARM AND CITY LOANS, 80 Fourth St. Board of Trade JJId. WW I S H BHIIIJilSiif AMt'ajUtKN fS. HEILIG iiim iw n i nil on TODAY. TONIGHT, ALL WEEK. CONTINUOUS. 12 to 10:10 P. U. David Relasco presents Belot's Gripping Story In Motion Pictures, THE STR ANGLERS OF PARIS roi'i i. n PRICKS lOc and 20c MONTH IIKl.lVMM. NEXT SUN. GUY BATES POST In th IVrslan Ftomanilc Prima 'Omar, The Tentmaker' Evening I,owr floor. flrt 11 row 2, lut 7 $1.60. Balcony, flrat & II. nosl S ?Sc. Inat : SOc. BAROAIN' V ATI XKK WI3T) Kntlr lower II. ICntlr balcony 71c. rntir lary COc SAT MAT. Lower floor tl.t. 91 Balcony II. 7&r iOc dallary lie SEAT S.Xt.K TOMOHKOW, (fDANTA65 2HM1NE DAILY 230 WEEK Jli-Y 27 Ths Imperial Grand Opsra Co. Note, boxes snd reserved seats now sale; no sdvancs in prtcss; Godfrey A Hsn derson. A medio. Mad Is DeLonn, Jack Jessie Gibson, Mutual Wsekly No. f0, orches tra. Popular prices boxes and first row bal cony reserved. Phones, Main 463tt, A 2214 Three Slip Pallj, 2:30, ?:M. (its. WHERE i a tin UUK8 ( o.m' -t finer In Town. The Ro.. and t euton I'laj rr M VI IM F. Majestic Msstarf lour UK IV Kitty I Ivnn ,,AV uiiMioii: und Munlry 1 f Ip Kosalrc and Pretosl O aks Portland's (.rest Amuentrnt Para. Complete Change of programme. Carlos- Ion Mlnlal ure Circus four bis feature arts. I i llrlle Clark, equestrienne. Il pnotUed doc I'. .in. v doss, monkeys. Usml Concerts st 2:30 and X:3a. atidellle mt i and 10 I. M. Wet or fhlne. In the upfn-ilr '-oered Amphitheater. ALL ri;KH)KM ( I S I KKK. Car st Mr t-t and Alder. 1 MM hes Murrion llridffe. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 07 lilt (Ml A VIC. N. Mil .- n ii . and I inrii rtuurs i:l M-'.l. II XII 3. Opr. ra Hay and Mas)!. Report all cases of cruelty to this of flcau Lethal chamber for small animals. Mors ambulance for sick or disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any one da siring a pet may communis at with ua. m:v today. MORTGAGE LOANS OX IMPKOVKO CITY moi'CKTT. Ve l"aa our n fuads aad asonej la allaMe ttlfh.u 2 1 hours after receipt of nbstrrict. iV, l and 7 per real. ROBERTSON & EWING 2t7- NorlliwfRlrrs Hunk Rlda. CITY AND FARM LOANS Any Amount at Currant Jlataa. JOHN E. CR0NAN K02 spul. lint lii.lt. I'nrllsna. or. Mortgage Loans 500 to IZ6.UO0. Confidential Agent. t.i;. n. i iumi tv 2117 Oak St.. llootn -' Mn.ttortk llldit. JUJLL KllTA TK UKALJJMML I l'AT cash ai.d s.ll un .s p.ym.nts fjse J H Nana. Caambr at Cemm.ree. Main till mi'K. William a. Ill-Ill railing eld. BNBOICT BKos 10 Hantuorne are. I W.ii l.lt JUM.S CO. M r. Wi lli Wilcox hide J.nnlns A Co Main lit. 104 OragealasV, REAL KftTATB. I or nalr Vnl: fUUO l.OT Ktlt tluu. loO fert frontStf., 4U f.rt drn of room for 2 smsll cottsges. cl NIc. location; this Is a real l'r.d V. Pel man Co.. 1 Cbasl LOTS tl MONTH NO INTEI Cleared and l.v.l; two railro crowing district, b.autlful, b.aJ roundlnss; homas.ck.rs or Invi particulars, W. A. P.rklns, Koch fast- ur . for Wo. star LuTs '25. 2rt and 27, block 14. TrsmoBt Addition; will sell any numoer oi iota you wish. Make me an otter; must sail at once. Tt-rms If desired. Mrs. 1. C. I.t crson, Genesee. Idaho. s-ACRE TKA''T. t2.1 All In cultivation, fruit trees, front age on : streets. Mnntavalla, t-ft down, 110 monthly. Kred W. Herman Co., VII Cham, of Com. FOR HALE Reasonable, fine residence lot In Jonesmore Addition, SOxlOO, (as, elec tric lights. Bull Run water, cash or terms. Inquire 8iS Ross St. I'hon. East 1247. CHOICE CITT PROPERTY, consisting "f quarter block, 100x100, on 8. W. cor. 12th and Hall sts. I, first-class hotel er a ear men t site. Owner. AEl:l. Oregonlan. f 150 10x1 10-FT. int. West Slda. .-cent oar fare. ahad. trees, best of soil. 11 cea.i balance 16 per month. M. E. Lee, til Corbett bldg. FINE residence property for sale, low and high priced; also 2 fine lots. Inquire 620 E. Taylor. B 2023, roornlnga. IJ60 QUARTER-ACRE tracts, high and sightly, good soil, lies fin., $10 cash, baL IS monthly. M. E. Lea, til Corbett blda. For Wale Uracil Proprrtj . FOR SALE Cottage and four lots, nv bottom land ; barn, tools. Seaside, wate furniture; a bargain If taken at once, 90 half down. Clara Allen, Waliuna statlu Seaside, Or. EK1IIT beautiful lota, Rayocaan Beach. Woo. Terma. Hit Worceater bldg. For Kale Ha BCNOAI.OW SACRIFICE. Hwell brand new &-room btingalnw, doubly built, finely finished, extra large, airy, tight rooms; oak floors, fireplace, panel dining-room, buffet, bookcase. Dutch kitchen, brick piers, cement front porch, located between river and Mllwaukte ave, on Reynolda ave., close In, block to Sellwood car; price $:78. small cash pay ment and Hi per month. ORI.'SSI gt HOLDS. IIS Board of Trade. Mala 74(1, A 4401 flOOO BALANCE BAST. Best built modern o-roota bungalow in choice Rose City Park district. An Ideal home, new, all bullt-ln convenlencea No agents. A 12. Oregonlan. 3-ROOM bungalow, right up to date, with every convenience, located on choice, sightly lot in good residence section: $1200. paymenta Ilk, rent. Call S1Z Piatt bldg. tor particulars. -ROOM house and hath, near Jefferson. High School, to aell on easle.l terms; SIS down. Ill per month. Wm. Sack.a dorf. TO Stock Exchang. hide. ARTISTIC HOMES PLANS IV Hundreds of designs Book free. A. H. FABER. Architect. 300 Alnsworth ave. Wnodlawn 24. FOR SALB by owner, 6-room modern houae corner lot. fioxlOO, nice lawn, garage 1 blocks from Wooilawn csr. price 92500. Call Woodlawn 22S7. HOUSES In lrvlnrton for two-thirds their value; choice location; also lots; houses furnished and unfurnished for rent. Esst 279. W H. Herdman NEW 5-room modern bungalow. cheap; ay owner. Phone Tabor 102 IRVINOTOX New 7-reota sees- 18th aasT Stanton sis. A Bargain. Last jisl