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THE 'a'lOKXIXG -OREGONIAM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915. 14 un nnuri nuP inn I Mil. tiUWLDI 0 UUD WANTED BY 'MANY- Portland Engineers Groomed for State Place When Res , ignation Is Offered. MR. HILL TO QUIT WORK Good Road Enthusiast Km Decided Views and Ays His IMorts Are Oyer -Lom or Benson Fnnrt and Bond Issue Feared. Ko sooner was it known in Tortland h.i s-te Hisrhway Eoplneer riowlby rVnatioVhad been ad by the Stale SSa-rS" theTeUt It than candidates or the place mentioned by the., friends .- be ing in a receptive mood tor the posi tlFour engineers were angrrcsted yes terday to be at the head of the state hy work. and this number un doubtedly will be much augmented I with "vary paMins day until the State Hnrh waTcmmission makes the appo.nt- "". .u -n tinned, will bo'.cc-eptaWe to The State H.Khway I Commission cannot yet be town It r is believed some or me c""'" - ready have filed applications for the Place In each Instance, it is thought, friends have begun an active canvass. Kx-Clty Engineer GrHted. j W Morris, ex-city engineer for Tortland. has been mentioned by friends , candidate for the place of State ;. T.i.r XV. E. Morris, a ' . . . ., , .. .1.0. heincr SUZ l'oruana. -n- - - Cc.ted as a likely candidate. V. W. LUCIUS, ai nc nine building inspector's department of this city is being groomed, it is understood, for Major Bowlby'a job. He is said to be an expert on bridges and is consid ered a competent engineer. W. Woodruff is also mentioned as a hkely candidate. Mr. Woodruff was engineer for the Skyline boulevard. He has a number of friends who spcak-ot hi special fitness for the position. Major Bowlby was still acting yester day as highway engineer, being in the -ity in connection with the opening of bids for three bridges to be built on the Columbia Highway. In this he acted In connection with the County Commis sioners, who received tenders, and the bids are now being figured preliminary to their award. He pays his resigna tion is ready at a moment's notlfe, al though it was thought yesterday it was likely strong representations would be made to Governor Withycombe to re tain Major Bowlby in his position. Mr. HIM Fears Fond .. am sorry for Oregon." declared Samuel Hill, one of the most consistent good roads workers of the country, yes terday in discussing the action of the State" Highway Commission. "This act will put the state back &0 years in road building. "I anticipate this will mark the end of the public-spirited work of many of nur citiaena who have subscribed money freely from their own funds, firm in the belief that with Major Bowlby on the job, every cent subscribed would go directly Into the roads. "As for myself, I am through with road work here. I am going back on my farm. As soon as my list of en gagements to make road talks Is c leaned up I shall stop all such efforts in Oregon." Braaoa Idas May Be I.oat. landing point to the remarks, of Mr. Hill is the fact that S. Benson had agreed to advance ?50.00i) to the state, without Interest, in order that an early start on the Mitchell Point grade on the Columbia highway, west of Hood - Kiver. might be made, the state to re vay the loan as tax money became available. This concession was made with the express understanding that Major Bowlby should have supervisio'- i.r rrin unrK. i nis niier. it in paia. is th work Thi ofrer. it is saia. is rert.in to be withdrawn with the work ... f in oiner nanas. nt her hands Mr Hill feefs deeply on the requested l rnnl nn OI Mflior nuu 1 u v huu i c- i r. . ..,; ,a. ,k, . catas- assembled and it will be snippea earu tronhe. It Is feared tnai me ' piummn in - . ; will not be the Belgian tare or theAngora goat It will be the whole wheat grain prepared in a digestible and palatable form. The best "meat " made by the best process ever discovered, is . t, a. - it contains muie uuuimwiv, r,v,M"- je 7 , . ,. A ' more easily digested and costs much less. The best cure for liver and . uric acid Roubles is a meatless diet Make Shredded Wheat your '' meat for ten days and see how much better you feel. T.. kA1JJ Wl,jl BiicuiU. heated in the oien to rotore crispnets, OTearith hotnulk orcreuii - a ultitutc for white flour bread or cracker. Made only by The Shredded -Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y. highway iill not be completed through Hood Kiver County by July 1, under a new road administration, and on that . t. . i i la iiifiv nnt to receive n . i uuiu i vi lianu .o the full benefit of this great tourist attraction during- the period of the California expositions. -Failure of Issue Viewed. Another element, it is said, enters into the situation that causes good roads experts, to have fears for the success of the passage of the law to be proposed to voters for the authoriza tion of bonds with the proceeds ot which it is expected to pave the Colum bia highway. With doubt aroused in the pufelic mind as to the expenditure of the money being in competent hands, it is feared the bond issue will fail to carry. . . .. ; Major Bowlby has 'offers from the East that he may accept, they being more to his advantage financially than ui ,.Lr ,oro n. refused a similar offer some time ago,- beinir urged to re main anl put goon roaas- wuii state on a aound foundation. COURT VOIDS 2 CONTRACTS Peals Made by Ousted Klamath ' Judge Are Revoked. KLAMATH FALLS. Or.". Feb. 18. c.w.ii 1 Thft new County Court to day revoked two contracts made by the old court Just previous 10 ou,,. ....... Court decision recently which gave Marion Hanks the seat of County Judge vice William S. Worden. One contract . i i v. n tti o ti Construction Was Wliri me Company, of this city, for the comple- tron of the new tounnoue. j u mnonv 10 Ter cent iraci hiiuwl" 1 ....... . - .w- -e h matrr ala to the time of completion, in addition to the exist- ingr contract wun ine - drew, plans and specifications for su perintending construction for 6 per cent of total cost. .... ,., It. N. Day. timberman. naa wr j -: i . v, a nnfitrurtfon company enjyiucu ... . . , from proceeding under the contract. The other contract was wun jo .. tho construction of 20 miles of road In the northern part of the county at 17o a mile. Commissioner Hagelstlen pro tested both contracts, which were made h iii.lce Worden and Commissioner Merrill for the court. LAKES . TO BEDEVELOPED (Continued From First Page.) I . : fThe Oregonlan it is reported that the Gould-interests are heavy stockholders in the syndicate. This report nas tnus far neither been denied nor confirmed and Mr. Sheppard said yesterday that he was not authorized to announce the names of the stockholders in the syn dicate. He did say, however, that no Oregon capital was interested, that the ownership was divided among five or six capitalists and that if "the Gould interests held an ownership It was only in the sense of stockholders. Work Slay Brgla In 90 Pays. Mr. Moore formerly was a big con tractor in Chicago, - here he repre sented the same syndicate in previous largo deals'. While practicing law in Chicago in J 905 Mr. Sheppard first be came acquainted with Mr. Moore and since Mr. Moore's vislt.-to Oregon near ly a year ago to Investigate the Lake County project Mr. Sheppard has been active in arranging for the extension of the plans. They first dealt with the State Land Board about 10 months ago, but it was not until December that that body executed the lease of the property. ' The development of the two lakes is positively not a 6tock -jobbing scheme," said Mr. Sheppard. "You may say authoritatively that no securities wiU be offered for sale on the open market. The syndicate will be com pelled to' develop the property within six months and the probability is that construction work will begin within 00 days." , ' - ' - - " . Lake Summer is situaTed at an ele vation of 4190 feet above sea level and has an area equal to about 40,000 square acres. Lake Abert is 4209 feet above sea level and embraces approximately 30,000 square "acres. Clatsop County Sends Fair Exhibit. ASTORIA. Or.. Feb. 18. (Special.) Clatsop County will have a special 1 - : v. : . . U Pangmn.Pltrif in EXDOPi- exiuuii v , I . .- irki. T.aa i-i H ffi todav when the iioii. mm ----- - , ... County Court appropr.atea xo w v thu Tnense of transporiing ine iray tne wpcc .i exhibit south and f?"?'?? iilllir "The Meat of 4--.;wf nminH Buy Your Shoes Tpday-Tomorrow at 1 a-mpleDho e Store 129 4th St.bei. Great Smoke-Water Damaged By FIRE SALE Now in Progress COME ! f - Sale Ends 10 A. M. Saturday SWISS DRIVE OUTSPY German's "Tourist Agency" Is Shield for Espionage. FRENCH EMPLOYES USED Blackmail, Resorted to Artcr Re ceipts Are Obtained Front Inno cent Offenders, Delays Dls covpry Two Years. PABIS, Feb. 1. (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) The expulsion from Switzerland of a German calling himself Julius Thomas is alleged to have brought to Hgfct a comprehensive system of espionage which he had car ried on for a period of two years or more at Basel under the guise of a . 1 la inAller that in lounsi a i ' i j . ... . ' Januaiy. 1913, all the l'rench papers ran a small advertisement good pay for easy work. Applicants were directed to write to "A get. General Delivery, Basel.'- tit 13 alleged that this "Aget" was - also known as "Schwartz." his supposedly correct name, and also as "Thomas, , ..--i A . - .ha crniBA (if nilblishing ana mat uimci .--- - a tourist guide he solicited matter with a letter. .. " -TourIst.i' Guide'' I'rojeeted. - "I am going to publish a new tour- , a n raln i "T Want to PUt 1SVS uiuv, . - - - Into it all details of interest to travel- M if Vi 1 or Vl ers. an index ana map oi i "- . i. ..a fnr-tmt trails addresses of all the hotels and auberges, all the curiostties, monuments, uuiiuniK . . . : , I. Bhnrt a cnmnlete nisLoriutii iiituiKoi- i -------- detailed description of each locality with its resources, oeuu us ti .n-.- i.- .nin i-rtin' nelchborhood mation tuuvv-iiiuift j and we will remit you at once 60 francs: we win mase it " tim informatfoii you give us is of un usual importance." To those wno sent in unui , . , i . . ..rAinntlv and wrote fienwaru iciiunv. t-. 1 under the name of Thomas, giving his address 123 rue Kranche at Basel, ask ing for more details concerning the topography of the region. "Tell me all . - -i-- 1,. nilnn lh( -JLllevS. aOOUL tilts Uiiio, - . . . . . - - the forests, the stone or lime quarries, I i " i . - wtA a list the laKes, marsnra, ci. w of the factories, what they make, how much they produce." Mea Held by Blackmail. In his third letter of instructions it Is alleged lie threw aside the mask of . T i ..ifJ for "n list nf all the tourism c- . . ' -. hn -An-inn tl O W hUllL Mill Driages in .e,.w - of what material, tho number of arches, length of each.. the nearest garrison ot troops, the number of each arm of the service quarterea mere, it u"ii'"'"' . m . .. tt .. i . - stnil - bow many Ol ine mi - troops of occupation, arsenals, if any. or manufacturers oi puwuei, .un.iu.- tion or ar 'a itlillllHII the Future . z:.-- .titiiiinnnniinntRnilP " - - - fun i i r , fnr nnnnH. than meat VVQ.5 rung itri t iuv:r DANGEROUS DEBILITY Debility may result from a number of causes worry, after-effects of acute illness, lack of nourishment due to disoraored digestion or anything that makes the blood thin, thereby pre venting it from carrying health and nourishment to the tissues of the body. The symptoms of debility vary but weakness is always present, often a tendency to fatigue easily, ringing In the ears, black spots passing before the eyes, weak back, dizziness, wakeful ness caused by Inability to stop think ing, and unrefreshing sleep. 1 Debility is dangerous because It weakens the body's defense against disease. For instance, debilitated peo ple take cold easily and Winter is al ways a trying time for them. When one cold follaws another tbo system surely needs building tip. The treatment of such run - down conditions with Dr. Williams' Fink Pills is based on sound medical princi ples and common sense. These pills build up the blood so that it nourishes every part of the body, nerves as well as muscles and brings vigor, strength and health. Mention this paper and we will mail you the booklet "Building Up the Blood." Address: Dr. Williams Medi cine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams' Pink Fills. If no reply was received, blackmail was resorted to, it is asserted: Schwartz had taken care to recruit his correspondents among postal employes, railroad men. government and muni cipal clerks, whose relations with him were certain to compromise them. "You have taken my money," he wrote them, "and you can't back ouf now; I have the receipts for tho sums I have paidVyou and if I denounce you to your chiefs you will be broken for ever. If you think it is an affair of espionage, don't forget that you are al ready a paid accomplice." i Bv terrorizing his refractory corre spondents in .this wa-y, Schwartz pre vented the exposure of his system for two vears. It was the work of local detectives in Switzerland that caused his downfall. - - Forest fires in British Columbia covered moia than SOO.000 acres during the last ya r. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily and Sunday." Ter Line One' lime 11" Mme ad two eonseeutiv- tunes --c Same ad three consecutive times iu. Same ad six or seven eoimerutiv- tlme. . 6G: The above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" and all other classifica tions eicept the following: situation Wanted Jlale. Situations Wanted Female. . For Kent. Booms, Private l-amilie. Board and Rooms. Private Families. Ilouekeeiin--Kooms. Private Families. Kate on the above classifications Is 5 cents a line each insertion. On "charge" advertisements cbarice will be haKCU on tne iiir i imm ... ... the paper. reaiM-dles of the number of words in each One. Minimum charge, two line. The orrgonian win u n u a enrrins; in telephone advertisements. Advertisements to receive prompt classi fication muit be In The OrcBonian office be fore o'clock at nleht. except balurday. Closing- hour for The Snnday Oregonian will or eggs, is ut i 'tri;iiiii in ciim iiiidi ii ttniir liNIIlllilUiiiilUlliililiillllu PORTLAND ABSTRACTS OF T1TLK. PROMPT B BR VICE t reasonable prices. Pad fio Title & Trust Co., T Ch. ot tout ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION, knife and box pleating, picot ing. hemstitching, braiding, embi-oioering. Eaatern Novelty Mfg. Co.. hiV, otb U Man orders promptly u- K. BTEPBAN Hemstitching and scalloping, accord, side pleat, buttons covered, good sponged, mail orders. 5S3 Alder. M. ai. ASSAYEB8 AXO ANALYSTS. MONTANA AESAY OFFICE. 2d. Oold. eiiver and platinum bought. ATTORN EYS. HALL. FL.IKDNER, lawyers: consultations free. 20S-9 Fliedner bldg. Mar. iioOi. CARfET WEAVING. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old car pets. rag rugs. 1SS East stn. Rotn phones. CELT.PLOIP BUTTONS, BAPOEH. 91 Mb. st. Phone Main a)2 and A 1JS4. CERTTFFEP PPBLIO ACCOUNTANTS. GtO. RllXlUT Marshall .stio. :66 1-lh St. Aioaeraie cnarg. CHIKOPOmSTS. William, Estelle and William, Jr., Deveny, the only scientific chiropodists in the city. Parlors 302 Gerlinger bldg., S. W. corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. Cll lKOPODItiT. pedicurist, manicurist; New York grad. 286 Washington BU 2tll Macleay bldg. DR ETHEL. A. SACRT, painless chiropodist. 500 Panama bldg. Phone Main 'JOGS. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D. Hill. Office Fliedner bldg. Main 3473. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. nr McMahon surprises all. Chronic case, SI treatments, $10. Others less. 121 4th St. CLEANING AND PRESSING. DRESS SUITS for rent. We press one suit each week for $1.50 per month. UNIQUE TAILORING CO., 309 Stark St., bet. 5th end 8th. Main 514. COLLECTION AGENCY. WAGKS, RENTS AND CLAIMS ot any de scription collected on percentage any where. Highest class references. The Harden Mercantile Agency, room 42 Henry bldg. Accounts, notes. Judgments collected, "Adopt Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co S'6 N. W. -PfcllK blag. 1-none mam rii. NETH & CO.. Worcester bids. Main 179 No collection, no charge. Eagtabllghed tOf'O. DENTISTS. 1R. A. W. KEENE, Majestic Theater bldg., OKI , Wn.hlri.lnn El Uarnhnll SL OUTS ' ' ARCHITECTURAL VIRE IRON WORKS. Portland Wire & Iron Wka.. Sd and Columbia. i , a vttv it ' i. - v Torn. nilRRII.I.K Hiio'ur TOP CO.. 200 2d St. .. . t- Aurcurn XV 1 1 1 1 VI V. Baggage it Omnibua Transter. park fc Davis SSEI.1U C.- XX C- .V Roral Bakery & Conf.. Inc.. 11th and Everett. HENRY VEI.NHARD. 13th and tturnslde. CASCARA BARK AND GRAPE ROOT. KAHN BROS.. 191 Front St. rvurVT l.ltlK AVIl PLASTER. P. T. CROWr. .a riiunu .. wnv t:nnnn. FT.EISCJINER. MATER 4 CO., !07 Ash St. riTf'TVirll. S17 PPLI F.S. stuhh. Electrical Co.. th and Pin. .. . v .......... , , , Alhers Bro. Milling Co.. Front and Marshall. : : GROCERIES. WADTtAMS &. CO., 69-76 Fourth St. will be open until 10 o'clock P. BL. "' and all ada received too late for proper JlassiH. ation will be run under tbo beading "Too Late to ClasMfy. . The Oregonlan ill not be resiwasihle for more than one Incorrect insertion of any "drtisement offered for more than one ""eicphone Main inlo. A BWH. AMUSEMENTS. Taylor HEILIG Main 1, A 1122 . -. . -a list TPP 1 Onigtlt OI 1 - TOMORROW rmS.TOMORROW Tbe Gripping Drama. THE YELLOW TICKET Eve.. J1.00 to 50c. Sat. Mat.. tl.CO to 2oc. 7 Sn.no Next Sunday The Stupendous Musical comedy HIGH JINKS With STELLA MAYHEW 7C COMPANY EXCELLENT CAST. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. Evenings Lower floor, 11 rows - ' rows 1 .50. Balcony. 1, 7Jc, oOc. Gal. B0-. Wednesdav Mat. l. 75c. .-oc, 3..c, .sc. Saturday Mat. 1. 50. SI. .5c. 50c. SKATS NOW SELLING. BAKER THEATER Main 2. A 3fi. uru. L.Bnkrr, Mgr. Pome of the remoo. uaaer w-. TonSnt All wick. Matinee Saturday. Great est of all detective plays. SHERLOCK HOLMES." Dramatized by William Gillette i rn s.r,hur..i.. dav matinee "retret gen.ee. Main 6. Droadway. at Stark. A ft USES SKTfin. a-Mta-JjT-her Bill I Vt of 8, freighton Brothers and Bel moVf " iinstrei:-. Louihlln's Comedy .. JlUares. the Wonderful. Weber, tbe Kccentilc. Matinee Lvery nay. lilt Whiluey-Mclntvre Co. present THE WRONG BIRU." Ncv Voi U s latest musical success. OTHER r.lG-I EATLRE ACTS Roves and tintl low balcony scute reserved a.. nh..n. Muiu 4tj6. A 221. 'j . - - , Matinee 8:13 l.YL Night S allows 1:30, 9:10 LEW .SHANK, i:i.Mior of Indianapolis. 5 OTHER BIO-TIME ACTS 8 Choice Meats lor I Irst-NiglR Show B"erT,l DOlfTC i Allernaoaa luc. ' PKlLfcS) Nights 'Se. e AUCTION SALES TODAT. Ford Auction House. 211 1st. Furnltura. carpets, etc. cs" - At Wilson's Auction House, furniture. 186-S First sL 10 A. at, MEETING NOTICES. S POr.TLA.VD AbKIO. :v a r? iv n:.. meets every Fri day evening in their hall at 21)4 Madison' St.. corner of third. Visitors welcome. VIC CHAPMAN, Sec - ..-.-..-.i-. T -tvc!p: rt 1 " 1 . t r. 1. 1 . . A F ST A. M. Special com munication this (Frnday) even mc 7::;0 o'clock. Sellwood Ma Snie Hall. Tho M. M d.,. fill Master oi f"1"1-" ?r' ori welcome. By ordeW -. Soc. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL, NO. 47, U C C., OF E.. will meet In reg ular session this (Frnday) ivenlns, of P. Hall. Initiation. C. E. BOSWELL, Sec, tLBEE'f PIKE LODGE, U. D., . Lcn a. M. Special com- .-A cr. welcome. By order n wnwn- rev . BUSINESS DIRECTORY DANCING. PliOF. WAL WILSON Walts, hesitation, ons-step, fox trot, etc., moruing. alternooo and evening; lessons 2ic; guaranies i teach anyone who walks how to oancs; private lessons and classes, ij tl,.M, Thursday and Saturday evening. to " B3 -r 4.111, vl. - HEATH'S DANCING SCHOOL. "f"0" daily; class Tues., Friday evenings, s to IU. J0 2d st.. bet. Washington and biar. Lessons Joe. EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialists: glasses fitted. Dr. V. V. Casseday, 617 Dekum bldg., id at Vv o. ELECTRIC MOTOBs. MOTUKK. genoratora bought, sold, rented and repaired. We do all kinds of repair ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed. H M. H. Electric Co., Ul First st. i-orllL, hone Main s.io. FOINDRV .AND MAl'HXN B TORI-9. 1 . . vT. . A U.w I'llOENlA. iron v or", thorne. ilencral machine and foundry work. KODAKS. KODAKS .nd ALL SUPPLI; printing and enlarging. P1K.K & ilAJla. H AM CO.. 3ii Washington st. MACHINERY. Engines, boilers, sawmills, bought, sold and exchanged. The J. E. Marunj-o.. Portland. MESSENGER SERVICE HASTY MESSENG15R C? -Motorcycles and hiAvolrs Phone Main J. A .10. MOVING P1CTLKES. KKTKl. 64-BB WKOADWAT. FILMS, machines, supplies, gas rented and sold. 2Ji 2d St. outfits. MISJCAL. PROFESSOR GRIFFIN, vocal Instructor, w'.ll take few mors pupils, call 11 to 408 tellers pm. Em.l Thielhorn. violin teacher; P-P." "i7 v. 1 1 mn nr d uk, v . AT V RO PRACT10 PHYSUXN8. DR PHILLIPS, specialist In paralysis. rer ou. chronic diseases. 504 Oregoniaa b.dg. OPTICIANS. A FIGHT on high prices. Why pay 6 to 10 for glasses when I can nt --. I r h flrst-ausl- grTerT'romptlyfllledr "OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. OR R B. NOUTHRLP. SOS Morgan bldg. cor. Broadway and Washington street Of fice phone. Main 8; residence. East IO-a. rtlNTIMI AND K-LSOUNLU. WE Ualsomino rooms at 2.B0 and paint arshall g.Oo. houses at your price WHOliiULEAND MANUFACTURERS HATS AM) CAPS. TiriKHATTSKK HAT CO.. 6S-5S Front St. HIDES, TELTS. WOOL AND FURI. K A H.S BKOS.. 11 Front t. IRON WORKS. TAC1F1C IRON WORK3. POKTLAND, OREGON. STRUCTURAL STEEL PLANT. LEATHER AND SHOE TRADE SI f.rLIK S15 LKASTICK CO.. 74 Front; leeth Cercf ever? deicrlptlon; taps. mfg. finding MENS AND V"MKN-S NMKWKAR. Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co.. " Fitlh sL MKK( HAMS SALES AND ORDER B"0"",- Psclfle e st ssle.b k Co.. Bd Trade. M.Msl MILLINERY. Tin A PSHAW Bfto.-'.. Morrison and 7twsts. ORNAMENTAL IB.ON AND WIRB. Po rtl a n d W IreiJlronW ;J L-C5? 105! PAINTS AND WALL TAJER. V. P. FULLER & CO., ftta and Davis. MEETING NOTICES. I. KADER TElirLE. A. A. O. N. M. S. The offlcera of the Temple sill meet In the Masonic Temple on Sun day, Feh. L'1. at 10:H0 A. M.. for a rchear-al of the cere monial work. All officers are requested to attend. GEO.-W. STAPLKTON. Potentate. PORT LA M LOOGK, NO. v. AKn A. M. Stated roin- rmunicatlon 7:50 this eveninr. Vlfr .. r...A n' M llors welcome. C. M. STKADMAN. Sec. KOSB CITY" CHAPTER. NO. -0. y u Kegular mcetins this t m d-ivi"tcnlnit. R o'clock. All mem bers snd visitors welcome. Bv order of W M. SARAH B. OVER IN. Secretary DIED. Sril-IYr In this city. February 18, at the residence of his dsufthter. M a. her .a V' V' i-X lV"U.',tl?.rinrdC V da"? fBtha VOIM,. Mstlida mf at. tvck In thin rHy. February 1. Mrs. uolicc' in a later Issue ivmrnOTV t the residenro of her son. ThoSS?e K. Anderson. Hiverview Cem rtervLodAC b. 17. Mr,. Lucretia An Slraoi.. aifcd ye"- Announcement of rutierai i.'. ( SOI I M t the family reeidonce. i.raml SULl .u Antoiietto T. Solum, lied 50 vears." widow ot the late Ju'iua O. r.g. .... .' AAAA,.nt of funeral later. 30!Uin. Al'u..." " , LEWIS-In this City. Feb 1 T H. ' fner.l later. FCNEBAL NOTICES. CONNKR-I. . OaUland .California .tt TV&' MVri'orV of O. Kcnworv 15S4 13tl. st., Sellwood. In ,JJ,.i Miiaukle Cemetere. eOITANO-C'clesW,, Bolt.no na.lv. i.f; Church tl.ence to uoueia, Cemetery. Troutdaie. rntim. ,. WHITE-Th.fnneral service, of Mr. Wr f r SSeller Cos parlor, today iKrid.v.. FebrWy l.. t S P. Friend, ara in- SAVFUAX-Th. ft.ner.1 service. fn.ermeSt Mt. Scott Park Cemetery. F INERA L DIRECTOBS. ...ahllih. 1 h menL I. ..BlOIIC. UllUtl jViri'j,. V In Porilal.d wuu bi"i - j-- F,Nl EY g. 6oN Montgomery st Fifth. MR EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading funel dJr.Jtor. S30 Third Balmon. Lady assistanu A lOli. Main ou. ' 1. S. DUNNING. INC.. East Bide Funeral lilreclorg. 411 Last Alder street. iisi ... p . A R ZBLLSR CO.. 53 1 vv illi j Easi lO&ar C 10OS. - Lady attendant. Oa) and nlgiit s-ttiv.. Breaoa. i and'pinc r.. Main 0. A Lany attenuaui ouKi.li. Kunuvside Funeral Parlors. Auto io. Helmobt st. labor l.'t., B la- T. , v r. s.- .C Willlunii ae. and Knott. East 1115. t: llM. Lady sttendant. pTL. LESCIL, East lltn ana -iay atxa.u. IjSdy assiatanu r-w ip. aid Clay. Alain tl, A 1521. Laoy attaedaat. b,. a-TI V - -r iJeA.Aa r.iTFNT ATTOHNKY. R. C. V Kl'.iUT : foreico putent. ; inn' practice. V.. 4H pcKum hid. . and rBmikin. tTKIN S OKFTCB. 6 Nortti gib at. rn'B. POH TI.ANP WOOD riPK t rmrtoty ssl offic. n'.r glth and -.orH Pt- Main RfBBFB STAMPS. hF.AlJHB "H H'-N. . . ....... n n .it w i ISt wash. t. fnone Mm 710 and A . ' f.HOK BIT AIRING. MIOEd HALF lOl.KO In 10 Illinois' while you wait, 4.1c New York bho" "eralr ... '' Alder SI. bTORAt.R AND TKN-"rKK. I'OHTLAMJ Van fclor.go co.. e-r. I..ia snd Kramer .is. Just fir-proof archouse for howhIJ ! f eis risnw and .utomoblln.; contsms P"'" f.and vsrmln-trwf rooms, siesin-1'"' plsno-r.wm, truoVs snd rua v " " ' ' T.. v -is for csrlo.d K itpinent.. "'"r" ", Ing. reduced frelcnt rates f.r hr"'""' goods to snd from Kt in ihrough tsts. Vstn cx".4Q, all depsnmenis. C O PK'K Trrter A Blorsgs Co. Off" and commodious 4-story brick - .. . ieparsts iron room and "'"'r'""'" for valuables, N. W, cor. .d snd I'lns l lano, and furniture moved and pscked for shlpme.il. special rales made on g'd in our through cars to all I; .me.H . and foreign riorta. Main MM. OLSOX-r.OE TIHMTBn CO New fireproof warehouses with "Ti" rooms. "s mov. snd pack ho..""oi'1 soods and pianos snd ship at reduced f.ues? 'u v.i. and le.in. m,'"i; Forwarding snd d I-1 rll.u 1 1 m "''' tra.-ksne. Of tics and arel,oue. lith slid Ilovt at'. Ms In M7. A 24 OREGON TRANSFER lO., 4.1 ""',: cor l it h. leleplions Main -i3 or A IK.'. We own and oera.e two l.rsj el." "A iarehou.es on terminal tracks. Lowi.t luenrance rnrea in VSNlN.i Y AKKIIOl K TP.AN4trfc.lt LU. U Nw location, Uih and Uot sis. Moving. pecKlnc. shipping, storage. Main 7111. A 1:21 1! MOff ce 1M. Madison. Gen-r.l J .n-.rh.,.d... ind forsanlmg agent.. I'hore y.in W OOP. uT-.EEN snd dry -labwoo'l. b'-- sms Fuel to., !' " PAINTS. OIL AND ilASA. r tSMl'SSEX CO., I'd and la-lnl PITE. PITE IITTINC.H AM AIAL. M I. KLINE. 4-a 1 rent si. . ri.lMIIINO AND HTKAM SimlLS. M. L KLINE. M H L!l',L?,- P1UNTK.R.H AND n III IMIFRS. F W HALTES IU, l't and -'"; PRODI IE COMMISSION MKKfllANIS. F.VKKI-ING FAUKIvl.l- 14 a r ROPE AN P RINDING "'. Portland t'orduge V o.. Itn and M.rthruS. CO 1 ,1 : M Ft f A I ' I I ' i KKOJ j f""t "f "J;. (llsH. POORS AND GIAS. W V FULLER -., Ulh snd nana Po'rtlan.1 Iron Worka. jtth s"d Noiinrup. WAIL rAITR. MOnifAN W.M.U AM'.Rii..f u ...vTVai n jKwri t.RH npiit us. ;'i;i.i.i.iri Minis.. UOHAttK M.li' MAIiTlN A KultllKd CO. florieis. its I Hi loaton Main .'.. A K'ku. H..islor or.aaions srtletn -ally arrann-t. .-i it w i.- mil is.. deisnera and de oral o'a. Ireah cut flow.ra. rel variety. M" ' hetseen 4tli and Mil. M-ln r A I'Ki H'l.E'S Pl.otlAI. HHH', id an, Al lieeiirna and apraya. Marh4'l t-Klt. ilri. t -v m kMITit Ifain T' 1 j. A .11. rail ni( nuiiamfi- A. i'. l'. HURhll v i:i r, dealsna and cut (lo r.'o N '.' .i ! ii a Mi in l.i.i'.i. A OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY r i;lt41Sr AVK.A, N. . Hrtwees lals h.er4. Tboaca t-aat M-t. . a aas) McbL Rcprrt J1 casea of cruelly 10 Itili 4 flea. Latbal chamber for small animals Horae ambuianca for alck or disabled animals at a moment's notlca. Anooe oaalrlnu a pat may communicate) with, us NEW TOI1AV. NO CASH REQUIRED Have von a cond lot, or !. I """ value of about .n0u to evhmiKo fni enulty hi one of the fnmrt I itnrnu -stvle'bunaralows In llils city? i lorc tn Hioadwav carline. verloUa Irvlni; ton. If vou wish In plrlt n reii' classy proposition. Invetstluale this nt ome. Modern In every tcspci t. larKS roonis and slcriiing-pnri h. I .n lns--r..om Is i:.x? foci. over l.i"-i siltiaro feel of around. Hcantifiil In trees. Tha prlco Is based on artiMl worth. See lis at once. The Oregon Home Builders in.K orlhvealera Hank lllds: Mar. .-IT IS. A i-ni. FOR SALE New modern six-room bnnsalow lo cated In Irvinston. I ni'ine in tlri.li.ii Bnd complete in every detail. Phsmc K r4R. MORTGAGE LOANS cn residences,' bu.-lness pronerty and iinpruved larnia at lowest lata.. Sea us first. Commerce Safe Deposit aod Mcrtgaje Co, 1 I bird lv t baiaaer vf Laaaaaerca ULkdlaa. MORTGAGE LOANS on improved city and farm property at current rata Attractlva repayraaat privileges, ixjaos quickly closed. Mort gages bought. Call today. A. II. BIK11ELL CO. MORTGAGE LOANS o. iJirnoviiu trrv pitoi'Kin.. Hoary available atlthla SI4 hours after receipt ( ab.lracl. aad T par real. ROBERTSON & EWING 20T-S) N Qrtleeera Baals lllda. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Owa Mou.y st .'urr.nt Rat. a UCMLII'AI. AMI IOKPOMA1ION ktu.M. FARM AMI (HI LOANB. St rvurth M., Heara ml I rd. IIMg. mm mm j.-Y:L-AxU CITY AND FARM LOANS Any Amount at Currant Italaa. JOUN E. CRONAN. oa apaldlay Bldg. I'artl.ad. Oe. CITV A1SU KAHM LOA! On Jmprovad Propartlaa la Aay Amount .t Currant Hatea EARTMAM TBO.lP0. BlrlKRM, Caraev Vaurtk aad alack uak I mimm