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TIID MORNING OREGOXIANY SATURDAY, NOTE3IBER 20, 1915.
UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS
1TNERAL DIRECTORS.
DISTINGUISHED METHODIST BISHOP WHO IS A VISITOR IN
PORTLAND.
WILLIAM tail,
EX-MAYOR, IS DEAD
i
Paralytic Stroke Proves Fata!
to Veteran Who Was Elected,
Almost Without Consent.
OFFICE HELD IN KANSAS
ffllw to btai LrsUUtare Who
Trr Morel to Hin ot-trarnN tlrr
JlIrrao of 3 Vev.t 3 Daafh
tr ! YVIrfow ".rl.
f'.owty n'ttnf fr1 a rrTtl
'mho iat.alret two aawk CK Wilt-la-n
a. Nek'irv. Mayor of pvrt',nJ
font I ITT until MI 414 l nia arrt
trl at ;I tUt Couch rrt -r,iy
moinitf I 'rlk. t'n:tt
fits llm of trta freke lk uetlnl to
w.a . Mr. NeavSorv In the
kee ef health an4 abt la attend
to I 4'ltlaa hi pref:ol c I'd foe
To funeval will probably held
a. at Monday Tna i T of Mr '
k'lr-r l al th Kolmaa undrrtaklDC
Wl'Iiam Urmnrat N'eajbury a a horn
tl lflV. V T. fflrrfKr l. MJt
Ma was et.acandant of Tftoma Nw -fcirv
of Nesn-v t !:. Ivnrure.
:lnt ef f founder of Near.
lnrTrArl. Cenn.
laaa laa f mimw Altoae).
Vf. Neaburv e iJwilH t t"
mmon eerta. ef Ik' naNve town.
n4 at th eae "f l ! la fCii-ac-K
vnr ha la the emptor of Cam-
v. firm A for a aumbor ef year.
.jr var af'er Me arrival In CM
r ho waa foreav to bark borne
!..!.- f i I k-a:tb.
Ilm resell". h.1 hea;an. Mr
ofT areet fog I-ak-. la.. an4
rff aiu!- Uw for a tuna in th
rrl- J W ro vl a. Aftar a year tr
In iai tow-, fc aM4', tb TV
fm Maavantt'a ri:a- la ie4isn.
n. ai't sag graduated from that In
p o
Rim ! kaon! Hrafi to prrak
fa tia. Mr. ybjrr arfi
aavarat month IPTf lt lo th (qlN
-n Ila RRjilir vrrl4 la
ta-il to Ida aa'tr 7' f 1'' and
itr m in Pioum 111), ta,. rr k
kf romp'! rar of tha Ul:i"
,art-aa Tur forrranT. a Brm :t
Sianoa a n't I taeli!4 at that
tim
WMlim la rflaa4 tanhr.
II inapr4 r Attnji Tavlr. of
V llli. Wn.. rvfohr It. I4. an4
two 4a-iMra atr trq to lt tif Ion,
T" ara Mr i. W. roU of Fijn.
a4 fr. t: S. ftaB"a. of iff cm.
A tha tn'krxk f tna I'ml War Mr.
NaoftnrT anitala-t In Ornnr K. fltlfh
nc''vrtt of k.n Vo'untff. ao4
r-tvat a rom rri ilo of I'trat l.ln
tnn cf Infantry Ifa aar4 natr
JMiai I an4 I"i aarir in In
cmca;ii arvt mm tatar r.frr4 I"
tra ,ftrjr of lha Iunnnar!ar4.
ftMla iriro ha ai In tn battla of
Cnti-kamauaa an4 4:4 valiant rvl-
at bocn tka kacc'a ef Ukush I;i4a
a "vt t.okO'jl Mountain. Iaa4ma" laiar an
r-t' ' (on tt to rallaf of r;rtral
llrnaitla In Tannaa.aaL aJtnousn ko
a ro'tn44 arral tim ta rlou
tnfifvffl'AK
Al tr con.-l'jaloa, of the OI!l Tt"a
Mr NtaSirr appnln'4 AmiI
Tretoat (fhl of Ino ftaia ef Kan
mi, aaf iit Mtti aa tonunt -
rata'r ef Ike :a( li-nala ta tha tarn
ee.o. -
lie furthar rrajaaqCa hi att4 of
la aftar tKa ar. a"4 wa adeniifa4
t lha hr ri (im!)ol4(. Kan.. In Ml
Ma pr't.-H tNr an4 l lol for avmo
lima.
Iota rootoaoaforaklai Mala).
Fafara Ih rr kroko out Mr. Nnr
k ry aa arplnla4 tha eoatmaatar of
tot, aa 1 aitnoua" ko raai(na4 Ikal
a raptlla4 a4 ra.
rmiM for rtia aork ef kla rlark
a. I 4rtrw tna war.
(ta m alt4 Ma'or cf tola, a
rl.mi lowa tkal ka bad kaa lJ-nlld
witn fnr a lumMr of vaara. an4 whn
ka )-. .! ta romo ta tbo Coaat la 1M
rn4 lhal rol'lon.
Ho um try t.la t'ooat In Aufuil.
tl". mr.4 tt:4 la FoMlarvt II aiv
itl in Ika wbaat huairaao. ar4 w a
aa atlanaxo K'Hif an4 ahlprar for aT
ral taara ka kaod uortara in
Albany. In MTI k orcan:4 a Tort
tan4 bu v4 iovrB. Itr oroo4 kr
prank I'rtna.. aa4 tbaa la(P the
foun4ar an4 mufp of tho borv
haaman l'ompn. J. A. f'karmaa. an4
J . Iiawtkorn koine ifco otkar twa
oiamoar ef Ike company.
rwnlai laa ItkMt Caxuoat.
tl ara wllil ka w attanilira; ta tha
k'iiaaa ef tkia rmvnr that k an
rla.-t4. wkan o'it of tha cltjr aa4 al
moai wltkout ki roaimt, Mayor of
I'ertlan4. Ma arT0 In ha( cararlty
f r two tarm. from J f, UTT. tt Julr.
tTa. rvnrnaT kta a4riimarat;oa aa tka
rvtv'a rkiaf .-v(tkTe ka ka4 tna Itpu
latfnpi of blrkaT on tnot harmonloua
lrm with tha City I'ounril.
Aftar M iauro of ef). aa Mayor
k4 oaplroH ka wu aommat4 to too
,tta l.g :1 t lira, b'at 4'Iina4 ta rara,
lie haa always kn a atautrn Ha
I'iMM", aa ka u m atajrvk 'ip
r r t r of tha t'rloa ra'iaa 4 irin lha
i'l War
Vttta kainy a memkop of faaca
tV'r.akt foal. ;rnd Army of t!e Ha.
ri-. Mr. Newknry waa a rnambar In
Mk iuH n ef tka !a4nen4aat Ordar
of 44aiiowK Ila karamo a momhar
of lbt fraial orvanitailont la JUi.
an4 na.i ka!4 a aumbar of tka e'lprame
om.-aa. ktnc. al one ttri. auprama
crn4 ropraiaatatlya of l.ia aotaraik-a
l4f af tha worM.
tfe raat fw taara Mr. N'awbary
pra-fiio'l law tn aj,ar Coanly. raturo
lac to Ikia rity or.ly about a r a aa.
Ilia H a aivl twa uhtr ara
:. I llurr
SISTER'S PAROLE IS ASKED
Vrroa llaalrr Vrrrd Whra Ilpixhrr
Hianara Mind oia Drlak. Car.
Trwi'iiH Brm tka day before In hit
kal.af lhal It wa for tka oo4 of hlj
aiatar laat ke aaha4 tkal aka ka tao
(J In tne city jail for a iM time
m ana m M ifirromt tb drlafc habit,
Kaaaath Xaatar ralanla.1 yeatarday and
II an on kla revomntendatloa tkal Wa
nl!pat Jvt4 rafo!a4 Varna
llatar ta Mev Wilma Chn4;r
I'yoaaao. uiiuil euporlalanJant la
to keaoa'a ryotatlaa "oraao.
Tko c'rl larne to 4rteh ta 4a4aa
ia pa n in a poorly ( arm a rear
a.
feaapUrot Abowl Xaalo.
r trkaaga.
A war prlaonar wka rewipla'aa akwjt
tie real la apt ta ke a tittle prajj
4 -4 to a'art with.
pall wjaaaary.
Joata-
Mra. Ca fr Haa ka really e
g4 a laioorr ap aba claim?
Vr. Cr0jaw c y fop pertain
t:aia.
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NOTED BISHOP VISITS
Rev. Earl Cranston Is 70, but
So Active He Forgets It.
HIGHWAY TRIP IS PLANNED
Aflrr Mnxxt Half Cc-Murr of bTT
lc lo CTtarrh. rrrlatr? Jw lan-
Ilia la One of the Bwalmt
Taaka In rniypp.
trrar almoal a ha'f ranturT of rt.
Ira to the churrh and aftar balBC Irar-
.?. in arr country In toe worm ex
cept houtk A mar Ira. ftlanop liarl Crana
ton u firmly conlicd thai a Matho
diat bl.hop la ono of the bualret people
la tha whole nniere.
- Mtbodit PUhop worn a:i in.
i ...4 i. tl. Kia ao ca'.lcd to any
part of tko earth: hi ta no eay lak.
aaid lliahop Cranatoa yeaiaraay in
bnaf Intenriew. An4 who ahoul4 know
better than ha? for : ara he haa
bn a bihon. H wa bara from 1
to ar4 la roar rllnl at Waah-Ina-ton.
whr h baa !. churtbaa
- - . ...irh.r, under hi
m . . r r ' -
chare. Thre ara all the Mtho4lt
of the Dirtrlcl or .oiutnoin. 01 " -
i.-i.i.i. unlin and about two-
Ihlrda cf thoao cf I'nnylanla who ara
Included In bla "I.ov
Appnraac Halo aad Hearty.
t. . Ik. mts all tha time
it . v - -
ao4 anaka ma ao tnorh Iniereatad in
Ufa lhal I haven I lime io itmtm
. k . . - maf. ih.n vaara af act.
Thia la tha burn?' a-ret. for bla ap
pearand I hal ana b'mu.
. .hi ...I. ni Mae. and than ha
ay be will clc a aunor 'P0' ,n
Kogth.ro raiuorni or m
nnuk on tha Ohio Illver and will aeule
down an4 take II ear.
"l.tf a a tool aieel wnn -
It." aaid lb klahap. an4 added: -Hut
the acllona of other cflro make lha
lnaar.nl ruff.r. tiod will help t. but
we rr.ual help ourealve. loo. V hat
.... are mu.l make a brave
fl.ht aad haap up our rourapa."
Th 4latm4Uiara vianer
- vi.. aarlv v(atcr1ay.
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He wa buy ail moraln-. took a l.ttl
real atlrr lunca ana man
. . ..i.i.. . r Kla frtand. A
I or in ii v . i -
litt'a vuit and tf'inl of conni-nce
wita hU pretty nn.e iii..'i..i"
A', a. Vjevabwry. P'orwaer rr
lao4 Vlaywe Wka arraaW4 te
taalyao Pttwk leoteratoy.
Jeaa Tanayhi:!. occupied th blahep
r y la lha aftaraaon..
Ilakway Trip la riaen4.
If It I not too rainy today a trio
ovr the Coltmkla "liver Hllf will
bo made. The btakop ha not bn
ker for pavaral yara and ka It rn
tkulale In bla pralaa af thp Improve
ment ef the pudneaa aectlno ( th,a
elty.
HKhap rraaetan will ba honored to
day ai a lun nroe, at tka Hotel Mail
nnmeh and he will lv tha ear men In
the Kiral Metho.ii. I Cburvk on bandar
mornli4 al I 3 o lo a. Ha haa been
invited lo aneak tomorrow atpkt al
'enieoarv Meihodiel t'hurrh. where
tna lo- k T. V aanlnpton meniorlal
Mrrl.x will ba k14.
i'.h. , i ramioa'a daushlrra. Mra I'.
C TaaabUi aad, Jie. J'raua. Wairau.
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ara ntrtalnlnp; PUhop and Mn. Crn-
atoa during their aty hare.
BOILER BEHEADS TWO MEN
Mkm-Uiis 'Katallly at haw mill. Ac-
t-om'pnnlrd by Injurico.
a
ALTOtlSA. Ta.. Nov. 10 A l-hore-power
boiler which opnraled Charlei
8t!ffler' aawmlll near Croaa Krya
ploded recently, killed two men and In.
Jured four other. Howard Brvbajter.
aard It. "ro Key, and William
.. .. . ai.... who ware
IV non. aai - -. , . . . . .
etandtng near the boiler, were be-
beaaeu.
. B'ld Oeborne. ad ST. Caron alley,
broke hla rlshl !. and Hay O, borne,
aced 14. Carton Valley; John W. Cloa
on aired io. Croaa Key, and Charlea
tlf'fler. aped iO. Crone Key, who
were om dulanrt away, wer atruck
by flylna timber.
!tlffler' horae waa blown to atoroa
and tha 00-pound cylinrler-head of th
boiler wa blown 10 fert up th tnoun.
tain.
ANTHRAX LURKS IN FUR
Wonirn Wfarlnr i:pcnlve Klnl.
Houctcp, MlnlmUe Dancer.
NEW TOR1C. No. 19. Dr. C T.
Graham r.oera. director of tha Bureau
of lndutrlal Hrslrne. bran an lne-
tlsallon today Into th death yrater
day of Mlaa Fopbla Itoaen. a factory
BlrU who I believed to have died from
anthrax contracted, from erlnff a
car fur reck piece.
Dr. Roger declared that there wa a
great deal or cheap dy In th fur.
epeclally that of cat. ud on women's
clothe, and that he believed anthrax
waa much more likely to originate
from theo fura than from the more
pDtv varlatle.
WATER SUIT NOT PUSHED
I'ounril Propone CompromlM! on
MtrpperiTp Pell I'low.
Th City Council yelcrdar backed
up on lia move maa recently to fore
tbe Brldcl Veil Lumbar Company to
quit iiin malar In Young' Crek ao
that th flow of water over th rnlc
fa'.l at Mieprcrd'a Iell might b In
creaaed. Th uTt brought recently by th city
to fore th lue alll b dropped pro
vided th company will enter Into a
al.puU'ion to glv th city full right
to tli ail-cam when th lumbering I
4one
Catarrh a Blood Disease
S. S. S. Drives It From Your System
ypweaai Catarrh affeeta tka o
la throat, eauaing aore In th Itoe
irlla. ippg of alr-paaaagaa and
gathering la th throat. It ha kn
common praetlc la treat Catarrh by
lotion, waaht and pray applied to
thea part. Thl mod of treatment
I atlrly wrong. It eannol glv pr
roenent rllaf. and It la liabla to Irrl
tala and aggpavat lb troubl. Ca
tarrh cannot b trlfld with. If 1
lwd ta rua aa It will ditaaia lb
bronchial tub. etti on th lung,
th tomch Indeed It I a ry H
ou dlseaaa. roo t treat It locally.
Tka farl that It eaue boadachea I
proof that It I cauaed by impure and
dlaeaaed blood. Th one treatment
thai ba proved effective la Ik Iraal-
Oregon Future Is Assured
ASTORIA will have common point
rates.
PORTLAND will come into its own.
To share in the general upbuilding we
have oncned a City and Farm Sale and ,
Exchance Department in conjunction
with our other business.
Listings Are Solicited
0. W. TAYLOR, 10314 Fourth St
Member Portland Rralty Board, v
are the Pride of the Famous
Cigar Makers of Porto Rico
Nowhere in the world not even
in Havana is more skillful work
done on cigars than in the Ricoro
factory at San '. Juan. Signor Luis
Toro, President of the Company,
liimself a master of the art, picks the
native Spaniards for the work as the
Ritz-Carlton picks its cooks.
The RICORO Cigar
(Invincible Size) 7 cts. each
or lj th; box of 50, $3.50
is an example of what these wonderfully
gifted cigar makers can accomplish work
ing with Porto Rican tobacco, planted, cul
tivated, ripened and cured in fields where
every condition prevails that favors tobacco
growing on any island of the West Indies.
The RICORO Cigar is imported
FREE OF DUTY.
The one difference between Porto Rican
and Cuban'tobacco is tha delicate mildness
of the former, due to its cultivation on high
altitudes, under shade (as shown in the
illustration above.)
a I IIMIIia.allJlllJk
COLLEGE SHOW CLOSES
iitm-nrtLTiH.lL display covkrs
WIDKK lUXCETIIIX LAST 1EAB.
Con. petition for Ktral la Keen la MaaJ
t'laaaea Olrla Via Several.
High Award.
ortKOOV AGRICUL.TCRAL, COLLEGE.
rnrvaitia Nov. 1. bpeclaD After
to night and a day th second annual
horticultural how held by me m
denta of horticulture at th Oregon
a .,.i..liti..l rnltfua closed last nlght-
Tha ahow thla year waa pronounced
by very visitor to be of wider Inter
e', du to the greater variety of ex
hibit, than th nrrt now iai
.u .. t ih. .vhihit comuetitton
in i ' " - , o....
for the hr.-t prixe v. a keen. The
awarda are a folloma:
.. . . , i ..vit.li t t Vnn Pchooley.
r.Dini nt.i ......... . . .- - .
- . . i.!fo'm Wharton.
nanta ana. in.. ...... - .
. i.. i:n. cel.. acond: Homer Ar.
Chul Vlala. "al, third. vi.
oectlonal eahibit r. i. ,
Santa Ana. fal.. flrat; Homar Aker. Chula
htudrni .action Paul Harvev. Wanatchee.
Wah . firat; J. K. Uirkeraon. Parma, laano.
ae.nnd: V. Stickler, Caahmera, Viaaa..
,hA?umlnl auction F. 1 Moa. Tlood Rljer.
flr.t: f. R Palmar. Kalowa. PI. C. eecood.
- . ... t a: nirktraan. Par-
ma. U.'ho. l-rat: '. K. Stickler. C"inr.
Waali monil; J. t . urmn. mnini
. . uta. Vila Hoi .a
ITUll-HI.! iviiiT"
Trat: Mlaa Marlon llodaon. second; Ml May
Murphy, third. ..
labia ront-at won ey ni.ir '- '
rwila Jack.on. Ka Jirn. U"nn..r
Hr-wnall and Lucille Hayea. me
Junior girla MlMrl Wlnolfred Turner. Ma-
. . - ..o aa a a eva ) I ft m nuarxHi ui
nntie llanann. Aanea n-aia an- '
Sh-Iion. Third pria wa aardrd the
ment ef Catarrh I . S. S-l It I th
greeted blood puHflor and blood tonlo
known. It rllve IB cauia or ca
tarrh by the proc of renourlahlng
tha blood, renewing It strength and
vigor, giving nw llf to th rd blood
ramlllrl.I and Stimulating th f lOW
o that It ha tfce vitality to throw off
th polaoa and germs rrean tna aya
tem. It 1 literally a blood bath. Too
quickly reel reaull. Haadach die
appear, tha gathering la th throat
atop, th poatrila bear before you
hardlv realize It you ar wall. S. . S. la
a natural blood tonic and ba proven
effective la the treatment of all blood
affections. Ecsema, tettera. raan,
Scrofula. 0t . . 8. at your, drug
gtat'a If you aad special advlc
write th S. a. . Ca. Atlanta. Ga.
icoro Cigars
Junior slrla. Miaac Alice Cornwall. Ana
Ivuka, Ruby Beer and Marsaret Meek.
Floral products were exhibited by
Clark Bros.. Portland; Rahn & Herbert.
Portland: Carl Reuf, Salem, and the
Bereen Floral Company, HilUboro.
Vesetable exhibitora. aside from the
horticultural department of the col
lege, were C. L. Leedy. Sherwood; H. L.
MUlc. Aurora; Douglass County Asso
ciation; Aldersprinff Farm; Ktanfield
Fruit and Vegetable Association: R. A.
Raamussen. Sherwood; J. M. Hollowell,
Milwaukle: K. B. Chane. Iiuwcne; Gill
Bros., Portland; Multnomah County
Farm; J. M. Kyle, Sianneld.
RIVER RUNS OVER FALLS
Willamette at Ore Ron City Is 58.7
Kcct and Rlwln? Kariidly.
OniCOO.V CITY, Or.. Nov. 19. (Spe
cial.) The rain of the last week have
brought up th Willamette River, and
the falls, which have been barren of
water ail Summer except when the
mills were hut down on Sunday, are
very much in evidence.
Th upper river has reached a
height' of 68. 7 feet, while the lower
river is 1C.4 feet. The Clackamas now
is high, even for tha Winter stage,
and is rising.
A rise of two feet more In the upper
river Is expected in the next 24 hours.
Mack of a farprlar.
Dallas News.
Parson T waa glad to see you at
prayer-meeting last night, brother.
Village Souse Was that were I was?
Weil, f be. Jlrrered!
AMTKEMXNTS.
heilig Last 2 Days
OtKMA.V-Al TKM' B wTTr.KKfKLDtl
J rintil by ChtcaRo Tribune.
N Tcr IWf ore ishowo.
Twn p4rfrrmnce cv-rr afternoon. 2 to
5.30 contlnucuB. Tvo performancu
ajverr evening. 7 to 10:"0 contlnuoua.
A Li. 8tAT tie
CO:,TINfOVS ALt WEEK.
BAKER
THEATER
ln t. A
Braadway and Moriroti.
Homa ol tha Ktmoui Uuker playera
Mat. today lajit time tonight. The season's
eniatlnn,
-PGI.LY OF THK riRTi:A.w
Moat expoiva ana clauurai block produc
tion aver sen here.
Kvnlnift: a.e. AOc. B" and to -e. 7Sa
XTatinrfs: All setg .rept B"X. 2jc.
,sn U:. tmrtin tomorrow matinee
SKUAUHAV AU V AM 111 LI.
THI BEST OV VAIDEV1U.K.
runie csillingwatkr a ro7
la "Xb Declsiooof Governor Lock. "
JSOI.'AKIIO KI.IHIA r.'HINO.
, bpain'a Foramoet Dancer.
niaMnvrf it Hrrnnin. Llaudiua a Krarlet. Six
srlmiiaals t oarad lonrad, Ie -Vol
LJ III B l . UT)liirun ii.i.i . ' "
' MATISEK DAILY, S:l." loc. i.ic
N IvillT SHOW. :lj I Uc jc.6QC
Lord and Lady Aberdeen
IX JOINT l.fcLTl UK
- AT THK
HEILIG THEATER
Mendav. November It. P:15 P. M.
Ramlnlacenrea of a Viceroy," l.ord Aber
deen; -The Triumph of Civic Auakenlnc.
Uady Aberdern.
Adml!iatnn 'J5r. fiOe, 7r.e.
CSliXIlKtl. CMTY 30
-THK CKtKN VK.MS"
vHlh Jnllaa Kltlnse a only rlal. BOTI1WFI.I
HKOHM.. and I nmpany, Inrludinc Francis
loon a. Pretty Oirla. Briaht I onifJf. Ania.
log kBTacta. OTHtat lUu-HML ACTS a
Kuxea. firat row baliiiaj aeala reacrved by
pbeae, Curuaia 1 aad k.
iyaaj 1 1 laiujaua aea 1 1 ia f m u i a 1
ANSWERS ARE HELD AT THIS OKriCE
FOIt THE FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS
AND MAY HE HAD BY MtHSBNTIXli
IU1R CHECKS -VX THE OKEUOMA.N
A ytVlJ, 216, 2i5, 233. 234, 2t3. 245. 248.
B "o. 117. 220. 222. 227, 23S. 212.
C His. 2l. 224. 27. 2ol, 247, 260.
I -,:l :I2. 2.".. 24.
K 1H2 2C4, 2U!. 217. 218. 222. 22D. 230, 231.
F 22 62 214 221. 224. 225, 234, 266.
;lso. 1ST. 1SS. X01. 203. 277.
H -Jim, -Jol. 21-. 223. 224 225.
, 7:,, 90 13, 187, 10, i93, 194, 200. 222,
2.10. 243.
K i07, 29, 230.
L iVl. 21M, 27B 23S.
M -Ori ZM. 212". 230. 250.
N 200. 210, 211. 215. 216, 217, 2IS. 222.
O-20'3r203. 21", 219, 221, 228. 228. 23i.
203.218. 223. S23. 22, 228. 229, 231.
2::. 243.
R Jul. 2U.".. 2:3. 22, 228.
t 20-J. 204 221. 230. 231. 232. 241. 242.
T ITS, 210. 211. 214. 217. 219. 220. 223.
224 . 234. 235. 927.
T 202 205. 213. 225, 235. 313.
W 220. 221), 3..J
V 2"J. 221 22B. 220. 232. 900.
V 1.-.1, 201. 211. 205. 220, 213. 221. 223.
226. 227. 233. 234.
AB 222. 223. 227. 232, 233. 32S.
At 2"S. Situ. 211, 225. 25.-1.
Al 209, 2H. 21S, 223, 225, 228, 2:9, 2o5.
23S.
AK 208. 217. 222, 223. 224. 226, 228. 229.
233. 2S3.
AF 204 222. 238. 248.
Ai 212. 21S". 223, 224. 2.15. 244.
Atf 1!M. 20(1, 208, 207, 228. 234.
A.I 179. 217. 211. 228. 223. 224. 226.
AK 13, 2"0, 208. 207, 219.
.! 507, 20K, 2'0, 243
AM -l.Mi, 215. 224. 230. 231. 243.
AS 211. 213. 215, 228. 228, 230, 234.
AO 224. 232.
AP SO. oi. 21". 223. 229, 230.
AR 20. 2 Its. 23.
BC 213. 225. 22-4. 232, 239. 21 1.
Kl 21S. 244.
UK 214. 218. 230. 243.
If above answers are not railed for wiihln
six days, same will be destroyed.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Dolly ana ltaaday.
For ILie.
One lime e
Mama ad two consecutive tlraea..........Zze
Mui ad three consecutive time awe
bame ad six or aevea consecutive tliae..froo
Ike a have ratee apply I advertisements
Bade lsew ladar'' aad all wuier riaaaifi
t-atloo except tbe following.
Mtuatlona Hauted Male.
bltuatioo Vavulcd reuiaie.
kvr Kent, Koorjio rivate Families.
Board and Kama-4ri ate eamiUea.
Houaekeepln Koutus 1'rlvate FaiuUiee.
Hmi on ttiR above claeailiusuoaa aa 1 cents
a line each attaertloa.
On "coarge" advertisements eharRee will
ke based oa the number of line appearing
ta tbe paper regardless of the nuiuber of
word la each line, allnlinuui ctutrge, two
Ltnee,
Xh Oreiraolan will accept classified ad
vertisement over tne teleiihooe. prvvi :e
the advertiser ta a subscriber io either
phone. So prices at ill bo quoted over tne
pbone, but bill will bo rendered the follow
ing day. Whether stibeevjuent advertiee.
aieata will be accepted ever the phone da.
penda open the promptneaa of pajnitat oZ
telephone advertlsemeiita. bituatloa Viaoteu
and feraonal odvertisementa will n-t be ac
reiHrd over tbe telepliooe. Urders for one
iuaertlon onlv will be accepted for "eumi.
tor for Sale' "rtusiDcae Opportunities,"
"Koominr-Ueuses' and Wanted to ateat."
TelepUonei Mala 7010. A bow.
Advertisement to receive proper claml
first loo oiust bo In The Orrsonian office
before o'clock at night, except Saturday.
Clostnr hour for 1 be Sunday Oregonian vvUJ
bo 3:30 o'clock Saturday night. Ino v flics
Mill be open until 1 o'clock I. 31.. as usual,
and all ads received too late for proper
clarification will be run under the teadinj
"'Ino l.te to r'lafcaify."
ACCTIOJ 8AI.E3 TODAT.
Ford Auction House, 211 1st. FurnltureJ
carpet, etc &aie ai . r. ss.
At Wilson' Auction House, at 10 A. it.
furniture. 106-S First St.
At Baker's Auction House. 188-18S Park
St. Furniture, etc. Kale at 10 A. M.
KEJLTIXO NOTICES.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO.
160. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this tsaturdayl
afternoon. East 43d and Samiy
Boulevard, at 1 o'clock for the
Dumose of conducting furvpral
services of our late brother, Charles O. Bur
rows, of lone Lodge, No. 120. A. K. and A.
M. Attendance desired. Order W. M.
H. F .CHAPIX. Sec.
HARMONY I.ODRE, NO. 12.
A. V. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Saturday) at
1 o'clock p. M., for the pur
pose of conducting the funeral
of our late brother. O. R. Ball.
Members are requested to at
W. M. DE LIN, Sec.
OREGON LODGE, NO. 101, A.
F. and A. M. Special communi
cation this -caturday evening
at 8 o'clock. Work in the M. M.
deeree bv past masters ef tle
IoiIkp. Visiting brethren cordially
Invited. Bv order of the W. M.
LESLIE S. PARKER, Sec.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
4 A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Saturday)
evening. 7 o'clock. East EiRhlh
and Burnslde. M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome. Order Vi . M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
OSWEGO LODGE, NO. 109. A.
y AND A. M. Special commu
catlon this (Saturday) evening.
o'clock. F. C. Degree.
J. M. SNYDER. Sec.
OKtGoN COMMANDEKY.
W$ day) Ms
JStSfh o'clock, t
. Special louay
atonic 'leinpic, a.1.
. nn.lnri the funeral
of Sir O. R. Ball. Your assist
ance will bo appleciateo.
p. W1EGAND. Recorder.
EMBLEM jewelry button, churns, pins,
caw designs. Jsaser Bros, 131- bixlh t.
DIP".
PRICE In this city. November 19. Sirs.
Jo.-oh.ne D Price, aeed 44 years. Re
man's Torwarded by the Holman Lnder
taking Company to MUsoula. Mont where
funeral ?vlcea will be held and inter
ment m family Plot-
re-.Tu-VR in thia city. November 13. fc.11
KJ? "
r iireee a ohw.
NOtlte OI tuncrl .-v..
; ;;t;.L-L notices.
xirRnnws Charles Burrows. ajred 51
Bl, radwVdnesd.y at hi. om. M
Alblna avenue. He Is survived by a "?,",
Mr. Jennie Burrows: two daugl Uera, M a
"ohn Anderson, of Mosier. and Miss Rilt.i
Burrows, of Portland: his mother Mrs.
13-113
aVl'o'f l?h.hm,iineV,.k ffornj-g
corner of KlU.ng.worth avenue and Kerb
streeu Interment In Rose city Cemtery.
-x.il KFR Ell Walker, in this city, aged 72
W ears 10 month. 5 days. Ha leaves a wife
children O. B., of Seattle. Wash.;
"V ol uS-n"" Or.;'l! S of Hlll.boro.
or and A E. Walker, of Portland; Mrs.
? S. Long and Mrs. Gv-ne Manlon. of Port
l.nd Ku'neral service, will be held today
,Slf ?eenc.NVa'rTorrof Breeie Snoot!
5o"6 Bc-?mont .u Friends invited. Inter
ment, G. A. R. Cemetery.
1It FN At the residence of her on. Walter
ALL.r.- ia. ' ... ,,H ..,.. rioutlieaft.
VovemScr T. Elliabeth Allen aged W
ye.A Funeral rvce. will b. held P.
I Lerth undertaking parlors, fcaat
Eleventh .and Clay streets, today (Satur
da") at 10:30 A. M. Friends Invited. In
terment' Mount Scott Park Cemetery.
,,, Oswald R. Ball, aged 39 years 10
motuhs 15 day., died November 18. Friend.
tnv?ted to attend funeral services, which
win bo held at the Portland Crematorium
7t - P M. today (Saturday). November Jo.
Take Se'lwood car for crematorium. Re
main, are at Holman's funeral parlors
until 1 P. M. today.
BORNSTITDT Funeral service of th ut.
Christina Momsicui, b -" j '
be conducted tcday (Saturday). November
v at 1:80 P. M.. In mortuary chapol of A.
D Kenworthy & Co., 6SO2-04 92d at. S. S,..
In' Lents. Interment Ml. Scott Park Ceme
tery. VEW15URY At the late residence SSI "East
.rxvMUJvi . Vn.-.mhar IB W am S.
Newbury, aged 'bl years. Friends Invited
to attend funeral service., which will be
held at Holman'. funeral parlor, at 2
P M Monday. Novembor 22. Interment.
Lone' Fir Cemetery.
THOMS In' Gre.ham. November 18. Har
riet Stanley Thomas ago 5S eara Funeral
.ervlce. win oe nmu i v
Cemetery Cnamatorium chapel this (Sat
urday) morning at 10 o'clock, and inter
ment will be made In the family plot In
Mount Scott Park Cemetery.
BNODCRASR Tn this city. Nov. 1. William
Snodgmss. sued 19 years: beloved son of
Mrs. '. lnoaRra " oroiu-i
Snodgrass. Remains at Dunning a Sic
F.ntee's parlors, from where they will be
shipped to Eugene, Or.
tend.
Ct.
4
The oni rcsiucnco underlaying establigk
aieut in poitiuna with private Uiiveway.
Main u, A 15j'J.
J. P. FiNLEI at SON.
Monta'omcry at Flith.
MP. EDWARD HOLMAN. the exiln
funeral director. 220 Third street, cp.net
fcxiiuoc. Lady assUtant. A 1511, Main So I.
; F. S. DUNNING, INC
East Side Funeral Uirectors, 414 East Al
der street. East 52. B 2525.
AK. ZELJ.EH CO.. 51U WILLIAMS AVfi
East loa, C lObo. Lady attendanu Day
and night service.
ULNM.NU M EN TEE. funeral directors,
Broadway and Pine. Phone Main 430. A. 55sV
Lady attendant.
MILLER aa TRACEY, independent funeral
directors. Funerals as low as 12n. Jlu. J0.
Waaiiington and Ella sts. Main 2ttt)l. A 7&3A.
P. L. LEHCH, East 1 1 tb and Ciay streota
Lady assistant, cast ,m.
-1.. t.-..-v-a I Viil'llTllt'lVi. fiivipaw. :ita
and Clay. Main 4152. Lady attenJant.
K T. Byrnts. Williams ave. nd K .t.
E. 1115, C 1H43. Lady attendant.
BREEZE & SNOOIv, Sunnysislo P"j1ors;
auto hearse, 1U28 Belmont. Tab. "258. B 12&S
FLORIST".
MARTIN FOLBES CO.. florists. 347 Wash
ington. Main 2otf, A 1261). Flower ft all
occasion. arM.nltaMy arranged.
CLARKE liUvS., tloi'ists, as! Morrison St.
Alain or A 1M5. Fine flowers and floral
de.iun. No branch store.
MAX M. SMITH, Main 7215. A 312L Selling
building. Cth and Aider Ita.
TONSE1 il KLOJtAL CO.!. 25 WnrMngton
St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A 1101.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 4-266 4!h
L. opp. City Hall. Main bob. PhUlp .Nau
v S'mim f-T tnerri'irlals-
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
574 BEL MO XT ST.
Pbonea East 1423, B 2513. Open Day
and Aiiajht.
Report all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber for small animals.
Horse ambulance for sick and disabled
animals at a moment's notice Anyone de-
siring a pet may communicate witn ua.
NEW TODAY.
For Sale
IRVINGTON
$5250 for that new house. Fine, east
front lot, with trees, or East 17th
North, near Klickitat. Seven rooms,
breakfast-room and inclosed sleeping
porch, white enamel finish through
out, hardwood floors, tile mantel,
everything complete.
Phono mornings and evenings, E. 3412.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city and farm property at
current rates. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans quickly closed. Call
today.
6 a, f.ARC.K LOANS OX ftoC,
7f Bl Sl.M-l.SS PKOrKIlTIKS - 7
A. H. BI11RELL CO.
217-218 Norlhvveatern Rank Building.
Marshall 4114. A 4118.
WE ARK IX THE MARKET FOR
MORTGAGE LOANS
UPON IMPROVED
FARM LANDS
BA.VKKIIS MORTGAGE
COKPORATIOX.
CAPITAL 30O,0OO.
Title and Trust Building:.
BONDS MORTGAGES
Large amount of CCJ on improved in
monev to loan atO 10 side property
Residence loans 6 and 7 per cent, ac
cording to location.
Bonds and MortBaeea for Sale.
ROBERTSON at EWIXO,
207-8 Northweatern Bank Bni'dlng.
Western Bond Sc
Mortgage Co.
Oar Una lluui y aa (.arrest Hat
MC MCI PAL AND tOKPORATIOl
BONUS. KAUil AXD CI TV lOASI.
SO Kuarlk St.. Board ot Trado HldK.
MORTGAGE LOAN'S.
A. W. McLaughlin & Co.
New York City.
Unlimited Funda Quick Servloa.
Larga or Small Amount.
FRAVK A. STEELE. Representatlv.
Mi Soaldlng Bid. Main i-tni.
It c3 On City and Farm Prooertle In
,S.e ?V I An Amount at Current Bates
!? V 3 HttBTMAH-TBOMPSOlt, alias at
Comer k'ourth and buirk 6 treat.
s,-JitTlig V ilia taki
REAL ESTATE.
For Solo Lota.
$120 CASH. TOTAL PRICE.
Two ots. 50x74 5 ft., only 1120 each
must be old together: gas, water and
street in and paid for; surrounded by good
homes: great sacrifice. Investigate.
FRANK L. M'GUIltE.
Abingtin blag. Main 106S.
FOR SALE or trade, lol 24. block 3, Gear
hart Park: lot 10 and 2 feet oft N. siua
lot 9 block University Addition to Eu
Sene.' Box 37, Oregon City.
LOTS or acre nar 5-cent carline for sal
at sacrifice. No agents. X 1W. Oregonian.
roK SALE Laurclhurst, corner E. 3Hth St.,
view lot. Terms. AN 241, Oregonian.
475 N. E. COR. Grand ave and Holman.
4.IX1U0. itrwner. ociir..,uu i
REAL ESTATE.
For bale Houses.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS homes are occupied
Bargains are rare. Even the recent de
pression forced few on the market. Hera
is VOL'R OPPORTUNITY. 1 am leaving
Portland and will rjl my 7-room bunga
low before Nov. 26 hardwood floors, white
enamel woodwork, fireplace, arti.tia fix
tures. Inlaid linoleum In kitchen, rot
furnace with healing ..( and tank, Ruul
heater convenient in every detali. TWO
blocks' from carline, Alnsworth School, e.
Ills. Club, grocery, meat market, pha-rm-ary
cleaning and pressing shop. SIXTEEN
mtuutts from 5tli and Washington. Beau
tiful VIEW of mountains and city. LEVEL
YARD, trees and shrubbery. Until Nov.
28. Owner. Marshall 415.
THAT VACANT LOT.
WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO
INCOME? WE WILL FURNISH THK
MONEY, Bl'ILO APARTMENTS, RESI
DENCE OR ANYTHING: PLANS FREE
WE ARE RESPONSIBLE: WE KNOW
HOW: TALK WITH OL'H CLIENTS; SEB
OUR WORK. WILL GIVE BONDS. U R.
Blll.BV CO., INC.. CONTRACTING
ARCHITECTS. 324 AEINGTON BLDG.
$1975 LAST CHANCE $1975.
g.'750 FOP. J1975.
BRAND NEW PIEDMONT BUNGALOW.
Must sell; coin. and see my beautiful,
modern, o-roora home. r.OxlOO lot. 1 block
to car; oak lloorn. fireplace, cement base
ment, a'tie. evor thing: terms.
OW'NEU. l-.M Grand ave. X.
yYoodiawu car to HoLtuan Su
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