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THE MOftNING- OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1915
V
STATE MERCHANTS
- CLOSE CONVENTION
Astoria Named as Meeting
Place and J. L Stockton Is
Chosen President.
MAIL HOUSE TAX INDORSED
Law Allowing Attachment on 6t-
lng Accounts, County Credit
Body and One-Cent Postage
All Are- Fa to red.
Oregon Retail Merchant concluded
their ninth annual convention yester
day with the election of officers tor
the coming; year, the chooaina or
Astoria as the convention city tor 1916.
ar. auto ride about the city In the
afternoon and a banquet at the Com
mercial Club last ninbt, where they
were guests of the Oregon Manufac
turers Association.
J La. Stockton, of Salem, was re
elected to his fourth term as president
rr th association. ---
Portland, was re-elected secretary, and
r OtLlBUU, w " o at.
vi d- -VX.-0 tta nt Ruben. was as&)
j iiwiji tva ww -
chosen as treasurer. Other officers were
selected as follows: Vice-president. W.
M. Green, Euarene; second vice-president.
R. Alexander. Pendleton: third
vice-president C. Mann. Portland;
directors. E. R- Warner. Sledford: 1 enry
1 faith. Roseburg; M. C. McAllister.
Pendleton; J. G. Snodirra", La Grande;
j w Caldwell, J. K. Malley, W. C.
;'unther. Portland; UD. Pierce, Eugene;
Theodore Roth, Salem; w. A. Tyler.
Astoria. ,
Attachment of Aeeounta Sought.
Resolutions were adopted at yester
day's session attacking the mail order
houses, as was expected and a number
of other recommendations by the resolu
tions committee were adopted aa fol-
l0Favoring a law that will allow at
tachment of postal savings accounts of
"dead beats" who fail to pay their
bills. . ., . ,i
Recommending the adoption of the
plan of forming county credit associa
tions, as was outlined to the conven
tion by the Lane County Credit As
sociation. .
Giving indorsement to the bill now in
Congress placing a tax on mail order
houses of 1 per cent on gross sales,
and favo-lng the 1-cent postage plan.
Pledging the association to partici
pate In the opening ceremonies of the
Celilo Canal in May.
Favoring the appointment of a com
mittee which will work on some plan
whereby the small merchant can meet
the competition of the mail order
houses. George W. Hyatt. Enterprise;
Ira D 'Bovce, John Day and F. L. Trul.
linger. Yamhill, were appointed on the
committee.
A resolution of thanks was adopted
Intended to include all who showed
courtesies to the merchants during their
stay in the city.
Mr. Colt Sees Prosperity.
C C. Colt president of the Union
Meat Company, made an address at
vesterday's session onthe topic. The
.signs of the Times." His talk was
filled with optimism and said he be
lieved from the period of business de
pression the country has gone through,
it will soon emerge into a correspond
ing era of great prosperity.
Taking for his topic, "Oregon Manufactures,-
Colonel David M. Dunne
urged the buying of home products and
urged that preference be given to all
lines' of merchandise manufactured in
this state. He also favored the legis
lative bill that is intended to giv pref
erence to Oregon-made goods in com
petitive bidding on contracts for public
"'"The Relation of the Consumer to
the Retailer" was the subject discussed
by Judge W. N. Gatens. He spoke for
K"r-ater co-operation and harmony be
f eon these two classes with better
service and rreater satisfaction, as the
results to b( attained.
W F. Woodward opened the discus-
ion on the topic, "The Relation of
Employer to Employe." He urged that
this connection be close and that
mutual good will and interest result.
He relied chiefly upon public opinion,
not legislation, to bring about a more
complete understanding.
Trading Stamp Bill Explained.
George M. Brown. Attorney-General,
upoke on the bill Just passed -by the
Oregon. Legislature taxing trading
stamps and other gift scheme devices.
He assured the members of the con
vention that the law will stand any
attacks that may be made upon it. He
said Its constitutionality is assured be
cause it was passed as a tax measure.
How to get the moct from advertis
ing appropriations was the substance
of the address of J. E. McWilliams. ad
vertising director for the Meier &
Frank Company He said newspaper
space is far the most profitable for
merchants to buy in planning advertis
ing expenditures.
One note of discord remains from the
convention that closed yesterday, it is
said, and this grew out of a fight
that was expetced to he made for the
office of secretary. Robert Duncan, as
sistant secretary of the Portland
Grocers" and Merchants' Association,
had been groomed for the position of
secretary of the state association,
these two positions formerly having
been held by the same man. Mr. Dun
can re-ently replaced I R. Merrick in
the local organization. It was feared
that the election of Secretary Merrick
Jor another term would make a breach
in the organization and it was agreed
by the local association that neither
of the two men would bo named.
However, Mr. Merrick was nominated
and elected.
At the meeting of officers following
the election yesterday, it is understood
i ....Klli-nt;,,, a? a fPA.M TT1 H Cfl TAllfi
HIO JIUU1" I. I. ... 1 . v. c . - - a
by the stato organization will be under
taken and this, it is saia, win navo
i. ii T o ii t t f ranainoi murh friction DC-
. -. . w- i.. nrcratiliatinnn K t Tl P A the
J'ortland body already publishes such
a magazine mat covers tne gulib uom.
i . .. n.uT4t,.J that fnrmpr f riendlv
relations between the two bodies will
be disturbed
STAMPED $1 GOES BY POST
Tnique Package Received at Baker
Office, Including Syrup.
BAKER. Or, Feb. 17. (Special.)
Joe Paradise today received ty parcel
post a piece of mail which caused
i m Art i v. - Trct fir and at Mr.
Paradise's place of business. It was a
silver dollar, unwrapped, with a 2
cent stamp pasted on one side and the
address on the other. Frank Rogers,
who owed Mr. Paradise the dollar, sent
It from La Grande. This Is the first
"package" of this sort ever handled
' through the Baker Postoffice.
Another parcel post package which
went through Baker this week con
sisted of a can of syrup sent from
Tortland to Unity. The syrup leaked
out and the Unity postmistress found
. a sweet sticky mass as a valentine
greeting.
NEWLY-ELECTED OFFICERS AT
f 'K aa." f
III . Ol 11 1
Pendleton. Second iccitoiomi.
Reuben, Treasurer. . 1 H- Merrick, of Portland, Secretary.
INDIANS JOIN IN FETE
AID OF EZ PERCES PLEDGED FOR
CELEBRATIOX AT I.EWISTOST.
Laprtal Commercial CInb Promlnrm Co
operation la Plana for Big
Cell I o Ceremonies.
LEWISTON. Ida.. Feb. 17. (Special.)
Participation by the Nez Perce In
dians In the Celilo waterways celebra
tion at Lewiston on May 8 is assurea,
as a result or the interest eiprrasw
by Theodore Sharpe. superintendent 01
1 Acenev. The Lewiston
.nmmitt.A nn rran tremen ts recently
sent a letter to Mr. Sharpe. asking his
support in securing ine ucnu
.ha t.ih onA vKf rviav receivea from
him the following communication:
"I note what you nave to say resum
ing the proposed ceremonies to be held
i- t .nrieinn nn Mav 3 and I will be
glad to co-operate with you In any
way to maice -ine occusiun
Please suggest what you have in mind,
as to the Indians' participation In the
event."
The Lapwai Commercial Club also
. rir.a intrsisf in the coming
celebration and a purpose to aid it.
G. C. Corbtfiey, secretary 01 mo. op
kane Chamber of Commerce, assures
the Commercial Club of Spokane's sup
port. tv.. --iiV.!-a Hnn rnmmlttpfl has re
ceived from M. B. Yeaman, manager of
the Register Printing & Publishing
Company, -of Idaho Falls, a letter ex
pressing the attituae or oouinem janiu
r a in anv way Dosslbl
to make the celebration a big success.
PRICE OF SURVEY IS ASKED
Hood RiTer County Court Vrged to
Start Higlrw-ay Work.
HOOD RIVER. Or., Feb. 17. (Spe-
-i-.i ir h tiAnH T?lver County Court
concurs with the State Highway Com
mission in its plans, a survey ui inc
Columbia Highway between this city
and The Dalles to cost 11000 will be
begun at once.
J. A Elliott, Who maae tne survey
from the Multnomah County line as far
..it. .H whrt at nrAflent is in
KB LI11D Hlj r- -
charge of the work being done on tne
Highway In iiooa mver lunnu,
here today to confer with County Judge
Stanton. ,
t..j. c..ntnn hnvAVpr was in Ta-
coma attending' the Apple Growera'
Conference.
The Wasco County Court has already
authorized the survey In that county.
LOGGING WORK RESUMES
Absence of Snow Euables Baker Mill
to Run Full Time.
t- a xrrrn rir T".ti 17 (SDecial.)
The Oregon Lumber Company started
shipping logs from Whitney today and
if the ground does not get too soft
expects to continue log shipments all
week. The snow in mis secwuu ia -
. thinv nf thA nat and logging
muoi. . . - - - -
operations are being carried on at full
speed. Tins is a couuiuuu n'i"'
unknown in February in the Whitney
district.
This logging means tnat lull crews
will again be employed in the Baker
mill, which has been running only at
limited capacity for some time.
MAN TAKEN AFTER MURDER
Ferryman at Alpowa. Kills and Tells
Sheriff He Is Glad.
ASTOIK. Wash.. Feb. 17. (Special.)
Jack Moran. farmer and ferryman
at Alpowa. who killed Jack English
last Sunday, was arrested by Sheriff
Halsey and Deputy Wormell by mid
night and was lodged in the city jail.
Moran talks quite freely of his deed,
stating he had been carrying that gun
for three months and he was glad it
had finished the man be carried it for.
George English, of Richmond, Ky.,
brother of the murdered man, has tele
graphed instructions selative to his
brother's body, which probably will be
sent to Jjientucky for interment.
COIN PLANT INSPECTED
Xewsn.cn and Officials Visit Place
Vhere Money Was Produced.
MAKSHFIELD, tr Feb. 17. (Spe
cial. ) Several newspaper men and
county officials last night saw the
counterfeiting plant captured here by
operative Glover, of Portland, andChief
CLOSING SESSION OF OREGON RETAIL MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
rnvvrvTrnv
of Police J. W. Carter, of this city.
Mr. Glover explained the methods of
manufacture of illegal coins and had
about 60 moulds.
Inspection of the plant showed the
owners had been making five-dollar
gold pieces of both the . old and new
coinage. Mr. Glover had about 100
half-tinished 50-cent pieces he gathered
in the raid and several gold pieces.
The outfit filled three suitcases and
consisted of partially completed coins,
acids, plating fluids, crucibles and vari
ous other tools and paraphernalia. The
Portland secret service man said the
work was some of the best he had
ever found.
The preliminary hearing of Z. G.
Harshman and J. S. Stevens, accused of
counterfeiting, will be held tomorrow
in this city. i
MERGER ELECTION APRIL 5
St. Johns Committee Xamcd to Pre
pare Charter Amendments.
ST. JOHNS, Or., Feb. 17. (Special.)
The Council last night ordered placed
on the ballot at tne regular city elec
tion, April 6, the question of merging
St. Johns with Portland. A petition
containing 400 signatures was present
ed with this request. C. -E. Garrick
and J. W. Davis and Mayor A. W.
Vincent were appointed a committee
to examine the city charter and select
amendments for the ballot- The matter
of purchasing the St. Johns waterwarks
is one of the issues.
The city accepted the donation of an
acre of land from William Gatton in
the Gatton tract for cemetery purposes
on condition that tho cit" niaintain
the Gatton Cemetery. A committee was
appointed to take charge of the prop
erty. An ordinance prohibiting work on
the streets on Sunday by city con
tractors was passed. A petition was
read asking that the municipal dock,
now leased by the Crown-Columbia
Paper Company, be sold. The petition
was placed on file.
SUGAR PLANT IS PUT OFF
Factory May Xot Be Set I'p in Rogue
River Valley Till J816.
MEDFORD, Or., Feb. 17. (Special.)
The establishment of a beet sugar fac
tory in the Rogue River Valley has
been abandoned for 1915, but every
thing points to its establishment in
1916. Owing to the lateness of the sea
son, a large proportion of the desirable
land already had been piantea iu ulhci
crops when the campaign started, so
nniv nhnut 2500 acres were actually
signed up and approved.
The promoters demanaea a minimum
of 5000 acres. F. S. Bramwell, one of
.I-,. a Grtii ivnort Rtorev.
LIIO J!! U11IULL1 .1, ' "
of the company, have announced that
they will take up tneir permanent res
idence in Medford, which is regarded
as a strong indication that the factory
will be built here eventually. Today
another local sugar beet committee was
appointed to continue the campaign
through the Summer. W. H. Gore, J.
A. Perry, George : carpenter, ncri
j r- ft", rtato .Tnhn C. Mann
AUU'; i nui., ' ' ' -
and John H. Carkin are the members.
USE OF WEAPONS GRANTED
Sheephcrdcrs to Be Allowed to Carry
Guns for Mad Coyotes.
SALEM, Or., Feb. 17. (Special.) In
view of the danger from attacks by
coyotes during the .prevalence of -the
rabies epiaemic in wu - -
Oregon. Deputy Game Wardens will not
it 0 4ha 1 a nir wnl on
enforce a proviiv ---
. . a II si An DA I A Ol
requires aliens 10 pj - "
$25 for the privilege of carrying fire.
This action is taken at the urgent
request of the Lake County Wool
Growers' Association, which. In a tel
egram received by Governor Withy
combe this morning, points out tnaj
nearly all sheepherders are aliens, and
that they should be encouraged to
carry firearms to protect themselves
. o tn hasten the de-
againsi. i";"'"
struction of the animals.
SILVERTON CITIZEN DEAD
Funeral of Dan Tracey, Blacksmith,
First From St. Paul s Churcn.
T -. TTK IT. (SDBGlal.)
Falls Lumber company. u. - - -ruLry
of pneumonia after a short ill
ness Mr. Tracey' funeral .from St.
Pii' Catholie Church Thursday was
fh9 ftrst to be held, from that edifice
to which he had contributed largely.
InteTment was made in the Silverton
CeMr3.tTriBey was born in Ireland 5
years ago. .
i
ri"irr3L
JITNEY ORDINANCE READ
SPOKAXE PROPOSES DOUBLE LI
CENSE FOR FREE-I.A1VCE BUSES.
Drivers Required to Be of Good
Character and Cannot Solicit
Business Outside Their Cars.
SPOKANE, Wash.. Feb. 17. (Spe
cial.) The City Council today by
unanimous vote passed an amendment
to the city traffic ordinance regulat
ing the operations of Jitney buses and
jitney drivers and read, the new auto
bus license ordinance the first and
second times.
The amendment requires tnat auto
bus drivers be 21 years old. free from
physical defects and that they be of
good character; that they must not
solicit business when outside their
cars; that they must not allow passen
gers to ride upon the running boards
or carry more than two passengers
over the rated seating capacity of
their cars.
As amended, the new auto bus li
cense ordinance which was passed to
third reading, provides that all Jitney
v. . . i.ir lnrtiTimfnntn1v wlth-
vuca ijj.wb . . . . .- - ......
out either schedules or routes shall be
requred to pay double tne license pro
vided for machines on regular sched
ules and routes.
Another change in the ordinance
was made which will require those
going on the surety onds for jitney
men to have assets twice the amount
of their liability.
The ordinance specifies that wnere
private surety bond is furnished it
must be secured by two property-
owners.
' This license ordinance will come up
for passage next Monday and if passed
will become effective 30 days there
after.
BAKER TO BUY SPRINKLER
Commissioner Leaves to Choose
Automobile Flushing Apparatus.
tjavc-ij fir Fob. 17. (Snecial.)
Anderson Finley. -City Commissioner,
left last night ror foruano to ouy .n
automobile street sprinkling and flush
ing onnor-atnq A nnronriation of $4500
for this purpose has been made by the
City Commissioners, oui mr. r imoj
expects to get a machine for J3500.
While in . Portland, Commissioner
Finley will investigate a siren whistle
. . - t ., .hih thA pitv is consid-
lur dig ami Lt4 " ' - " - - ----
ering buying. The Portland concern
has offered to let Baker have it on one
months free trial, out nas sam
this kind of a machine Is in an experi
mental stage. The City Commission
ers have decided to take it if the
agency will allow eix months' trial.
f RAZING TAX FOR RESERVE
Applications Far Exceed Land Avail
able "Reports Minam Supervisor.
BAKER, Or Feb. 17. (Special.) Ap-
niiinnii for grazing lands In the
Minam National Forest reserve, north
and east of Baker, exceed tne amount,
available according to E. Barnes, su
pervisor of the reserve.
"We have provision for 62,700 head
Bub
stiffness away with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacob's Oil.
Ah! Pain Is gonel '
Quickly 7 Yes. Almost Instant relief
from soreness, stiffness, lameness and
pain follows a gentle rubbing with "St.
Jacobs Oil."
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like
magic, relief comes. "St. Jacobs Oil"
is a harmless backache, lumbago and
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous "stitches." In a
moment you will forget that you ever
had a weak back, because it won't hurt
or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacobs OH" from your druggist now
and get this lasting relief. Ad.
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OR
PAIN FROM BACK
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
PROMPT SERVICE t reasonable pric
FaClIlC HUB OS amni
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION, knifa and box pleating picot-C-T
i.ki.. hral.l.iiir embroidering.
Eastern Novelty 'Mfg. Co.. IjOtt 6th
Mall orqers prompuy miicnuc
K. STEPHAN Hemstitching and scalloping.
i : j ni.a kntlnna frtVAred. EOOflS
sponged, mail orders. 33 Alder. M. HJ'i-
ASSAYERS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 142 h 3d. Gold,
FllVer ROB pmnumi. u ufl
ATTORNEYS.
HALL FL.IEDNER, lawyers; consultations
iree. .vo-w i
LAWYER; consultation tree.
Main 4UU3. 7oe
taeiiing piog.
CARPET WEAVING.
NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old car-
. .. . . .1 . o.V. Dn.K nhnflAL
pets, rag ruga, jlqq qbl o...
CELLULOID BUTTONS. BADGES.
SIT oth st. Phone Main al2 and A l-'54.
CERTUIED rUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.
GEO. RIDOUT Marshall iS65. 12th St.
Moderate charges.
CIUROPODISTS.
William, Estelle and William, Jr., Deveny,
the only sclentiflo chiropodists In the city,
v.rinr. 3)-j Oerllner bldg.. 8. W. corner
2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301.
CHIROPODIST, pedlcurist. manicurist; New
York grad. Washington st. 2-
fliacieay piug.
DR ETHEL, A. SACRY, painless chiropodist.
608 Panama bldg. Phone Main 1)068.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
.jut ffiuH... htilr Xfnin 4i3.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr McMahon surprises ell. Chronic cases, 81
treatments. ?15. Others less. 121 4th st.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
DRESS SUITS tor rent. We press one suit
each -week' for $1.00 per month.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO.,
309 Stark st.. bet. 5th and 6th. Main 5n4.
COLLECT ION AGENCY.
WAGES, RENTS AND CLAIMS of any de
scription collected on percentage any
where. Highest class references. The
Harden Mercantile Agency, room 42K
Henry bldg.
Accounts, notes. Judgments collected, "Adopt
Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co..
826 N. W Bank bids. Phone Main 974.
keth & CO.. .Worcester bldg. Main 1798
No collection, no charge. Established 1900
ARCHITECTURAL WIRE IRON WORKS.
Portland Wire & Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbia.
AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS.
riTTRTtTT.T.E RTTGGY TOP CO.. 200 2d St.
a Lf 1 1 IT UI !!! 11
BALLOIT St WRIGHT. 7th and Oak a'.l.
....... - - I . L . I. I'll AT II ll VI I'.
Baggage & Omnlbuo Transfer. Park & DavH.
BICYCLES. MOTORCYCLES SUPPLIES.
BALLOU & WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sts.
BREAD BAKERY.
Royal Bakery & Conf., Inc.. 11th and Everett.
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS.
HENRY WEIXHARD. 13th and Burnglde.
CASCARA BARK AND GRAPE ROOT.
KAHN BROS.. 1D1 j ront. ay.
..i-uivr iiik'. In 1'I.ASTEB.
P. T. CROWE & CO.. 45 Fourth St.
DRY GOODS. ... .
FLEISCHNER. MAYER & CO.. 207 Ash St.
. . - - t ) i . - 4 w i - f r 1 I T-" M .
Stubbs Electrical Co., 6th and Plna ata.
of sheep and 12.000 cattle and horses,
said Mr. Barnes. "Already this space
all is allotted and there promises to be
a continued demand. The condition
shows a marked increase in the num
ber of sheep, horses and cattle in East
ern Oregon." '
AMUSEMENTS.
I IV7TI I Broadway, at Taylor
JTlJCsl,Ll"L I Main 1, A 11X8
TONIGHTS: 1 S-wSE?
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SATURDAY.
The Gripping Drama
THE YELLOW TICKET
Evenings 1.5 to fWc. Eat. Mat.. $1 to 25c
7 SSSSiso Next Sunday
BARGAIN PRICE MAT. WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SATURDAY.
The Stupendous Musical Comedy
HIGH JINKS
With STELLA MAYHEW.
7 COMPANY EXCELLENT CAST.
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Evenings Lower floor. 11 rows 2. J
rows $1. Balcony. Jl. 75c. 00c. Gal. 60c
Wednesday Mat. SI. 70c, :-0c, 3;.c, .jc
Saturday Mat. S1.S0. II, 7oc, 60c
SEAT SALE OPENS TODAY.
BAKER g
IHFATF.lt
Main 2. A 5360.
Geo. L.Bitlier. Mgr.
ToS. Xn WSe. Saturday. Gr.eat
est of all detective plays.
SHERLOCK HOLMES."
DramatUed by William Gillette from the
day matinee "ISecret Hervice.
a m-igvM. sf'.TSX
The Whltuey-Mclntyra Co. present
"THE WRONG BIRD."
New York's latest musical success.
6 OTHER BIG-EE ATL RE ACTS-
Boxes and '"ft row balcony seaU reserTad
by Dbone. ila'n 46H6. A SXi.
JIatlnee
:15 P.M.
Night
3 Shows
7:30, t;l0
LEW SHANK,
--, InH innnrWilir.
8 OTHER BIG-TIMK ACTS
Choice Seats for Flrst-Nla" Show
.nsT-ci . Afternoons ,u 100
4
WWII K s. ,
richts
..iHc. 25ll
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m
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DANCING.
PROF. WAL WILSON Waits, hesitation,
one-step, fox trot. etc.. morning, afternoon
and evening; lessons Mc; guarantee to
teach anyone who walks how to dance; 4
private lessons and classes, tl; classes
Thursday and Saturday evening, 7 to
S5ft 6th. bet. Stark and Oak. Main iJ.
HEATH'S DANCING SCHOOL ,nJ
dally; class lues.. Friday evenlnas to 10.
lua 2d tt., bet. Washington aud stark.
Lessons 2oc.
DENTISTS.
DR. A. W. KEE.NE, Majestic Theater bldg.,
so L s w asningioii i-
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
: i 'i,aH nr.
Treatment Dy specialise, a"- ; , . Tl
F. F. casseday. 517 Dekum bldg.. 3d Awn.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators; bought, sold, rented
and" repaired. We do all kinds of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
H M. H. Electrlo Co., 31 Klrst st. Nurtu.
Phone Alain i.
FOUNDRY AND 3LACI1INE VUKKa.
l'ltUl'-M.V iron v ulb.,
thorne. General machine and touudry work.
KODAKS.
kODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; lvloplng.
printing and enlarging. PlKb. MARJs.
HAM CO.. 343 Washington St.
MACHINERY.
Engines, boilers, sawmills, bought, sold and
The .1. E. Martin Co.. Portland.
M ESSENGER SERVICE.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and
hwrlen Phone Main 63. A 2153.
MOVING P1CTCRES.
FILMS, machines, supplies, gas
rented and sold. 23 2d st.
outfits,
MUSICAL.
PROFESSOR GRIFFIN, .vocal Instructor,
will take few more pupils. Call 11 to 6.JU.
408 tellers mug.
Emil Thlelhorn. violin teacher; pupil Sevlck.
"07 Flleoner bldg. A lli, Marshall !.
NATl ROPRACTIC PHYSIC IANS.
DR PHILLIPS, specialist in paralysis, nerv
ouT chronic diaeases. 604 Oregunlan bldg.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
Why pay to to lt tor
glasses when I can fit
...... u-Hh ftrat-aual-
Ity lenses, gold-filled frames, aa low as $1.60?
Goodman. 181 Morrison, near bridge Mall
d ranromptly filled. Write for particulars.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. R B. NORTH RU P. 308 Morgan oioa..
cor. Broadway and Washington ,"t-lu'-
Eastabllsneq law. ' i-
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
flce pnone. Jiam a-, .o,uv..v. .
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Albers " ros. Milling Co.. Front and Marsnan.
I.KI.CKRIES.
WAr,HAMS & CO.. 6S-75 Fourth St.
. .'-.. 1VI1 I" l'!4.
THANH AUS Ell HAT CO.. i.3-55 Fro It.
uuiva pelts. WOOL AND ICRS.
viiiM tihOS.. 181 Front st.
i ,xr HYIUkll.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STRUCTURAL STEEL PLANT.
jtUU.von i -
I ESTHER AND SHOE TRADE t-l PPL1ES.
CHAS t MASTICK & CO.. 74 Front; leath
er of every description; taps, mfg. findings.
" MEN'S AND WOMEN'S VKWKAH.
Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co.. s r ifth at.
Ii. i,i H IS SLFS AND ORDER BOOKS.
M Pacific cl Salesb k Co.. Bd Trade. M.83.
MILLINERY.
BR ADS HAW BROS- Murnjmam7ttists:
SZ?7ZnX. 3d and CoiLmbl..
. . i r. .t uihk
AMrsr.Mr.NT9.
Main 8.
Broadway, at Stark.
A 1020
vltVRlP RERGKRE. In The Im-Ws at
' .ml lUy Samuels. Ma-Bell, and
her Ballet of 8, CTelghtoll Brother, and llcl
rnVnt MtastreK I-oughlln's t-medy C .nine.
Mljares, the Wonderfnl. Weber. me
Fccentrlr. Mallnee Ee.ry Day.
Al'CTION SALE TODAY
At Baker's Auction House. l.lrt-10 Park
street, furniture, etc. Sale at 1" o clock.
MEETING NOTICES.
COMRADES of the O. A. n
are requested lo meet at vet
erans' Hall. Courthouse, it - I
M today for an Informal recep
tion to Comrade David J. Palmer.
Commander - In - Chief nf
tlrsnd Army of Hie Republic
Tne comrades will assemble st
Portland Hotel st f :: P. M t'1
act ns escort to the Commander-in-Chief
to Masonic Hull, West
l'ark and Yamhill streets, where
u ..iihlle receutlon will be held, a
prom-timnie will bo renfl. rco ai a t . .
sistlne of music and addresses by the Mavor.
the Comminder-ln-Chief and others. Mem
bers of all patriotic organizations ate spe
cially Invited to be present.
H S. KAROO. Department Commander.
C A. WILLIAMS. Asst. Adjt. General.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. lit.
A. K. AND A. M Special com
munication tnts iniiricm'
hi" at 7:110 o'clock. Masonic Tem
ple. Ibor in tho J-'. C. degree.
lsltliiK brethren alwa.vs wcl-
Uv rti-Hei- w. M.
KKED L OLSON. Secretary.
GOLDEN RCLR ENCAMPMENT. NO. :.
I O O F meets this (Thursday I evening
in Orient lia.ll. East tth slid Aider sis., at
o'clock. All patriarch,cWe.com.'.
DIED.
WHITE Februarv Hi. 'lnlS. at Ml Rodney
Wavenue. Mary B. Whlf. aged ,1 yea rs
beloved wlfo of L. G. White and """""
of Mrs. Minnie B. Reader. I m n. at
A It Zeller to. parlors. 5J Williams
avenue. Funeral announcement later.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
VAN FLEET At his" late residence.
Scofleld St.. Feb. 1. Chester Arthur Van
Fleet. Remains will bo forwarded by the
Holmau Undertaking, Company on tne
8:80 A. M.. Oregon Electric train tomor
row (Friday) to Salem. Or., where fu
neml services will be held and Interment
made -In family cemetery.
BohANO Celeste Boitnno. native of Oe
noi. ltaiyT -ge 82. Remain- are at Carl
son's un.lertaklna parlor. Gresham Serv
ices Saturday. 11.50 P. M.. from bt. Henrys
Church thence to Douslas Cemetery.
Troutdale. Friends Invited.
FVNEBAL DIRECTORS.
The oliu oBiu.-un uiiucas.iiK estsoosi.
ment la Poll land with prlvato driveway.
Main U. A 13U FINI KY 'A HON
M on tgomftry Bt Fifth.
MR EDWARD HOLM AN. the lcadin
uneVal director. SM Third . street cor, r
Itinera, airtjcwi. - r-K-ilmon.
Lady isaibt4inU A 1IU Wain
F. S. UUNMNti, INC..
East Bid Funeral Uire.tora,
Airier street. East 6-. B io-J.
414 East
A. R. ZBLLER CO
:.U1 IVII.I.IAMS A b.
ins. c 1003.
'Lady atltudanu Kay
and nlKht s-rvlce.
r ....... z tl-i.- .i,,.l directors.
Broadway and Pine. Phone Main J0. A
RHEK7.E. Suniuside Funeral Parlors. Auto
u,.. Melmout Bt. Tabor l-'oS. B J-Ui.
tj T RVKNK
Wllllsms ave. and Knott.
East lili. C 1W
l.aay attendant.
p L LERC1I. Et 11th and Ciay atrscts.
I.srlv assistant. Fast iM.
" 6KEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 8c
and Clay. Main 41 SjTSJdy attendant
ELOKItfTS,
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists. JIT "
Ington Main "60. A K8M. Flower, lor all
occasions artistically arranged.
CI ARivE BROS., deelaners and decorators,
fresh cut flowers. Rre-it variety. Morrison,
between 4th ana oin. wnv"i , ...
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP, Sd and Alder.
Designs ana sprs. wa.oMo,. .......
MAX M. SMITH. Main 715. A 211. belling
Dunning.
A. C. F. BUP.KHARDT. V2U N. 2..o sunerai
dc?ns and cut lioneri. Main loOO, A 79C11.
I-MNTIM) AM) WlWMINrW
WE kaisomlne rooms at lu.ft" end palnl
honscH at our price, fcapt
Vif.T ATTORN t IK." .
K. C. WKl'JHT Si
srs' pia ll"e. I', fi,
I l.rkMTIl MdC.
end
firttcn j'stent".
fAHMtllHKKK
STEIN S IA1AN OFK1CK,
2A North 61 h st.
PIIK.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPK O r"?r7rr,""
Kl BUI K sTAMM, KEAIJ. l K Wt KKN H.
... ........ . -. . . t n i u l VVtilllvH.
231 Vi9li. st. rn'n Main 710 and A 3?l".
Ml OK RKI'AIIIING.
SHOES HALF SO I
l.ikD
In 10 minutes
while u wait.
New Ynrk Sh" RTalr Co.,
2ll'i Alder st.
HTOKAt.E AND TKtM-HK.
I'OK'l'lJtNl) Van Stnrage Co., rr, tlitn
unit Kearney .vs. Ju.l completed. o
fireproof warehouse for household efte l".
plains and autoniohlles; cunlaina eiaria
Iir ami vermln-l roof ruunis, sieiim-heaten
plano-rjom, trucks and rug vaulia; track
aite for carload .ilpnirnt, vsi.a lor mov
ing, rodu.'.-d freight lalen for lioueenol a
goods to and from Ka In throusll cats.
Mnln 3mi, all departments.
C O P1"K Transfer Storage Co. (HIM
and co:nmo.ilous 4-story buck warchou...
separata lion room and fir. proof aut
for valu.il-lt", N. W. cor. 2d and Pine ts
llanos nnd furniture ntoxed and packet
for shipment, special rales mn.le on goods
111 our through cr to all domoi.Uu an4
foreign ports. Main MM. A 111'.
OLSON-llOE TKA.NSFL'll CO.
New (ireprooC warehouses with sepsrnts
ro,.ma. Wo inova and pack hot... Iiol
goods and pl..nos and ship t redaceu
iates. Auto vans and teams for moving
Forwarding and distributing Id I't . I '
trackage. Office and warehuuse. ltn aim
llovt sts. Main ."47, A 2'.Mi. .
OREGON TRANSFER , in
cor. l.lth. Telephone Main till or A 1 1 .
We own and oj.cr;.le lo Urge class A
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowusl
Insurance rates In city.
MVNNIN.J V. AitKIIOISE TR A N.-H-.rt CO.
New location, I'th and Hot si".
Moving, packing, shipping, atorsga.
Msln TO"-. A 221 1.
MAPISON-ST. IXWK and W AKKIIol -
Office 1SI MadlK.n. General "'rcnl'm''r
and forwarding agents. Phone M.'tn .-I".
(MH).
GREEN and lt
ama Fuel Co.
v slul-.w
' Vain ;
,o.l(
lilvtrkwnod. Tan-
.. nut ring.
M ........ - -
t i.-1 -1 i .i -u jw. i'O . uih and 1'avis
PMNTS, OIL AND GLAUS.
RASMl-S-SKN A CO.. 2.1 and 1 a lo'
PIPE. PIPE MITINi.S AND ALVfc..
M. I KLINE. -Siiltont st1
PLl.Alll.Ntl . STEAM M TPI IKS.
M. L. KLINE. 54- rronv su
PRINTERS AND PIBI.IMIrKK
F. W HALl l'.S C"- Isl and osk siS.
ntomTivnTrr.MisVoN MEitt h ms.
KVKKIUMI KAURt'.I.U J" rlnlsl.
HOPE ANI BINDING TWINE.
Portland .ornnf-e
Kill
or! hrup.
COI.I'MBl V Vl'lGEU CO.. '"ol "f AlfcaiN
h WI , IHHIlis A Ml t.l f.
W P H-I.I.EIl CO., 1-1" and I'svls
IvVlland Iron Works. Jlth amlN"' Jrup.
Al l. PITIt.
MORGAN WALL I'.M'J U Li,.'r - " '' "
HHuTPwII.E JEW El-!" DPI It IAN.
HI I I Kit" I' I Kl .1 UK. IS.. MOHAWK KI.I'G
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
' - . . . .
Relnrci lls nad l.crett.
.... k. 14Z.1. H -Mi. Ultra
ea Day
and Mht.
Ilencrt all cases of ir'.clty to thla of
fuS LVthal chamber lor small
I lor., ainbulanc lor .l.'h r
iinimala at a moment a notice.. Anyone
SSi?rTna a pel may cunimum. ate witb u.
NEW TODAY.
FARM
LOANS
We are loaning Eastern Life Insur
ance money and will make choice Wil
lamette Valley farm loans at the low
est rates ever quoted in Oregon.
THE DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO.
C07 Concord Building,
Second and Stark Streets.
Portland. 0tton
MORTGAGE LOANS
Made on C ity nJ Nearby Tarn. Propertr
Interest 7 and H Per Ceat.
No Overchaigea. No red Up. Straight
Louna on btialglit Froposltlona.
OHr.l.ON I N V. MOKl'i., CO,
SttMk Exrhanae Hiilldlag, Thlr4 mm4
Yamhill Mreeta.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on residences, buslne-ia property and
Improved farm at lowest rata.
He us first.
Commerce Safe Deposit and Mortgage Ct.
81 't hird l bamber Cauauaercw
Uulidln.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on improved city and farm rroperty at
current rates. Attractive repyme
privileges. Loans iiilcHly closed. Morl
saisea bought. Call today.
A. II. BIRKELL CO.
1.-11
Nortkeieatera HanK ouii.
Marshall 4114, A 41 1-
MORTGAGE LOANS
OS IMPROVKU CITY IMtOI'ERTY.
.Money available rlsil 84 hi.ura after
receipt of abatract. It aad T Hr rft
ROBERTSON & EWING
8U7-M Aorthweatera Bank Uld.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
irCNTcIpALroVoKWlRlVoNNt.
FARM AND tITY I.OANH.
811 r earth Hoard of 1 rails Bldg.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current KalM.
JO UN K. CKONAN.
aoa Kpaldiaa llld. I1"1" or-
MONEY TO LEND
For both city and farm propirfWa-
;l.n. H. Tito ..
267 Oak M. Hoom ' Alssaarls IIIB.
CITY AMD FAtlM I.OASI
On Improved rropertlea In Ay
Amount at Current Italsa.
EAHTMA. A lUOMI'Mi.v. lIAMvi nS,
(.oraar Foartli aad htr Hreola.
T
REAL VSTlTr. UK.tl.r.RH.
PALMER-JONES CO, H. I'.. 404-4O 4Hl
Wlirox bldg. .
BECK Wliilam
M.V.1I4 Is lltig bidg
HKNKl'ICT BROS.. '.M lla thorns
BAKliLTI ilUUa.. ''- board yt lriid.