TIIE MORNING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, yOYE3rBEK 25, 1915.
13
CENTRAL OREGON IS
EAGER TO AID ROAD
Pccpfc Travel Many Miles to
Encourage Robert E. Stra
tum's Project.
FARMERS OFFER TEAMS
lei I lalbaaaiaraen at ll Ita-issaa
for tirtU4 to ! li Vmrt
(.alloay t'ramntrr.
" aftoas a taat I. .c!o f r"
.r.4o o .ti "! t'y or
... r.. t 4 l 4 r;rel
It rm.in .air f' rrUaa-f "
. .
TM a a ti Hra!i"a .t'
f Ko&art :. ttfftori. ar!-:, of I
ai.-a-a ,.; 'ael l".'l''l.
m . (..a. A vsaaal low
a a- arv.l I --
l r,,..a ia aaat ( Inter!
...... sr. -.t a- V' Jr!f
aiaaa r t anal
en : a '! r !" '
eumm-jai'i-w iv "a-r ar.a-iea., to ta
-!.rtn.- at aiding '
la.e . i" f. 1'Fiapm.asi, of fortl.
Te war r- wi' corajial n
lr,..nm ninilKt. Tr ir -
eeie.. rroo ! I' Imm m or lr
at.: .aaCiane mt lo,l reidt. al-r la
i I if in . pmn tai Vr "trn
lr prp-a.
J la ..
Tn.tr lojr ! wit! n mee'ini
t.. la II 14 V.1BT
a. Teet.rs!?-aal wee t- roalifiuki
.i-ieinar fPtt-a at Klamath :!
If -il IM.
.neia fom a I efe f Central
rvr.i. ktti.tr thm lf1 m.BC
Mr JrHor tr ll 44r
( :fi4 r -. I. Mill. fnl
.nt of tf- I l't Iion llafi of
I on 11 I rit I .1 1 rlonl ntNo.
r 4 .-f"4 . lT f.tr- O for
m' inn Ir m ! .
.irtm.l r-l4 from fU!C
ICb1. it w 1 1 no m a rstito nine of
lliriti Cuunlr. ll4 k -
orf.
.rl Cnft Ofo anlhvtii!
mpwia't Mr. tr."io'n anl Mr.
icm miwr moi of lntr rouio.
,mn -m I." Toun. of Al-
(k. on f I' moiB pirtt
mt bl itri. I.
TSo prlt !' fn 1 rtr Tnor!r.
TT p-4 Iftrn'irH lo For"! Kdrk
whra taral rrvTxmi mv!
Inc h:4. r"""r bi ftir
rm raaBT fr.! l ! Mr.
i lirn of I. I. !. l.-mTr. B.ro
i fir rtoin tt of tHo r of f Ko-H
Country tB tru-.
VtrnV) M frt'JB4 lo paiot bb4
f tn- itiB for . To o
RiIrB njr n4 :ou(4
IC. X" .traor ro bri.rr lo
ItarB. Tbo frmrj ff rit1l-mttw-
thai otitf4 lo fr!tH
IBir own f-srrtyB t a d rn of IH
l'4nf for rttro4.
fin TSir.f nlcl lrlr fc'd
i mtio4 l l'il'f.
lalxlxt rMa Tmrmrt.
.! ril f!" trfiorn inol hr
m iliuon ffnn jaklar 'io
Crt4 kCB ! Ihl rttr
A hit arcr.fon from tit urprla
tn rilif.jrni Tr ro
.Inaj for on itain.ioa of Ik w
filru t
A K mi r:t fii a' fn! 1
Vrtr tkxt T'T ' Bbl
I alrtv lir m.tr k ina rfofl Ik
n Ikal won II f'lu;af rna4.
tv!4 r a rfrrajttou re fey f
f O-ioa tatk I 11 lrsra V-
Tk fi:r'afnaf pm-tfuldf Ik B.rr
I'-J l .ak I!T. Ikrouck
tk il mrvnm aftlqt'V tt ra
ff-l 4ir-t It ra f-AkU
a. I K:mf"v r:;a. TM
!.. ..-rta Ik tt Ha In Cl-
If .-la).
TT rm'4 la KUma'l
T . loppr-ia al H!. kr an ln
r ntf frt'if 4 k!4 Arrioaf
I K:m'k r.: t f(or-f-r mttkl.
Ii't fl k yoai waitnc for
l-n.
iMiT 4e4 ! a raul la-
srtl mf Ik "l'f arB4 Kla-
T'-at!, r:la. In.-I44R Ik KUfoatat IB
liar rrvatUaa
Tka vlimt of t nlr rtf rafn
V"4 atni ajkaiBi lrr mwn mm-i womon
at down t a bnn'( in In Mr
''"' f mt kit ltl.-na
Hal ( KUnait rl!.
GEdfilAN YOUTH FAILED
to or nonnrxr rutiLY
rr (CT0 MRtaa.
mwm MmM m I ttrttta.
Ihllw r? tlra Il U
ltWaa t III tr.
ukatti.k. re,- :i.--.iKr.
e.L Ha4oi9 H. odcr. t fir-;j
iritiMin ; fttiU ton lUn4r. bo(4
lrwi pfcii4.jripit r..J .ir(ortui'
tr Pf lUmbarc. l)-4 la kr
Hr' ,i-ii'io-r tun iMrl i ;r-
t ftt. h-tn--'4 to bit i4 o4 .runft
mn r m4 t f bis r-lrt
Xt (( Crf. IT. dugbtf
of Mr. 1 .V .rr. t'to.(.n
m -
Tft-- triJ ! mk mr mrrir hr.
lt;i1r t I don but
b. I ftijrBJ k-r from Kra
r' Ur v-a( l brii off n
wc .. (irl to
r.m I tA i ba btrotftM for four
jrv d.-M-i 1 ouli no( mrr)r br.
foifmmnU rf t t If I
m fni ibtr wiii allow you.
"1 au it'.B ttij;f to etairto to
taTith rtier tn vuffrr th d(rrf.
I I I pf tftt lh ott4 of lir
pnat a (tntm4D rnnnt b trvkn by
of Mrr iitrfir. :onr ;r
p4a mrrhl of Tliobmat. Jpn, lb
ta-v t f o rrJ to I a V ibatK country
.ar4. or fubrittt to cnf tn-mnt la a
PAVING ISSUE PUZZLES
j:ilil lr lorrr .emfl I'a me-nl
I Jir-t Uncil.
T. kt of e city
by prvprt j-owcvr
to f
Of
re py merit
saesjmeotj
mai fr trt iarlna; 4-n prior lo
tn i:nu am'nlm-nt In 1911 ar-.m
Ihrr :i n or n ciitiplltn.
uratff-nr4 rtrfay- tr a tI.Va;atloa
of I m.i.i' !'rk a"l lorinuih
protrcjr on nr fca,44 bjr J V. f4
4iror4. Tkr -.k4 lo t r!iT4 of
pyvnnl of amania f r Ik pav
. of aUnibar4 irl. Mrh n-ork
a d a br Ih Orof llam Ta--ir.
i rmpB)t in I'll, prior IO In
ari.pcioi . f th nc:i artiroilmcnt.
I.jm of Cb prop-rrfr ovnara rn
;t4 tk aaam'nl al lhal Urn and
r..iiT fi 4-inn In Ibrir favor
from tn Kiat fiuprvm Courl. Tha
majority- of in prvp-rt ownrr rava
Pl4 lkar aarna'nt or boB4l lhm.
I I i4. Tk court ru4 that lo aurn
im" k bar no rt
Th proporl owo.r mho paid ar
d'm.B'4.BS nonr thai thr r rrllrt
of tnir aaamnt. City Allrrnr
UVrlti ai4 tr4ir lhal lb am
ro ti rai4 b lba proprtr (ru
in ooulj apply all r lb cur an4
yoql4 favour mlilior of dollar.
-io 4 in el'r r- la par all Ihra
rimm b-au of la'li of fowprlilon
prior lo 111 II mroald b an norm
u p'vbfam. but on fkktrb mroold b
Ital riki for a l trrt
p4 In tal r lh on air!.
Irr-bar4 aki.a i now in quratl.in
Th i"onr-i: rffr4 th propoaiilon
la ritr Aiorr Laltorb for Inr.atl-
Citinn an4 rpri.
RABBI S. & WISE IS DUE
tRWIR M:TH lantCI. I :! H 1
to mt: in.Ht: tokohkuh,
al. I Wwkrr M III ra
la fori I 4 aW for !- lc
aalaf fr Tmaa.
I'.akbl htapkm i. Wiaa, formr bra
of Ik l:th laifaat oiffuon In
TortUnd. aaj o" of Iko tnoal prorol
(til J. a tab rabbi la tr-.a countrr. a III
arrli In I'orliand ..morrow lfirnon
to r - r. ar lutinUiKa wttb bi
frianala an4 lo crtd-ari a arira of inrat
)D.' nr.
lr. MIo now rabbi of Ik I"r
tiu In Nw York, and Ma r
mona tfcilarlr aliracl id allanllon
ll lfi lortianl for Nw Tork Bin
itari it aad w a au. c dd br by
Kabbl Jonah IL l Tit lag men
kovr. ar ro rrlalod.
I'r Wia i traT.lina; on. Iko I'arlflc
roaa prlmar ly in Ik lnlrt of Ik
Zi inlat itioiiniil an I larcvljr lo cnll
aat-rori f r lb Jr i.n prop:, who or
lataing lo r-rtabtiab a Jwlh otllo
rnanl in aftrirt rairattn.
Kabbl ! and Mr. will arrtv
In I'ortland al I tomorrow after
noon.
l-r. V will Pak al Trmplo Dtb
l.rl al orlok IrlJar Btjfhl. n
ilrd. al 10 Z A. M. bo will aprak
acain at Tami l IWth ral.
II wit! pak at a public raotin
in Ik l.n.o.o II. fVhuot al0day
Bixkt al oVIo- k. and on hurolay morn
ma al lb H.N.I U Kith hall. Tbirtoonta
and Market atroata.
(o Patordar itwn ha will apeak at
th mvrtinc of tko tft.'on I'lvlc Lracua
al lb Multnomah Hotel. Thl aJdrea
will follow th lunchoon, and aa table
iar la timitvd. paraona Inlrndinc to
attnd havo ben ruaid lo maka
earradona throucb laaac baetl, prel
dni of lha leaau.
bit ana waa la PortlanJ. Mr a. Wlao
wa laraaly ntrumntal la orcantiln
Ik VUtdot ,rei" Aaaorlallon. aa4
marnbera of that body will tender bar
ra-eption on Mal-jrday afternoon al
th bo ma of Mr. Illn ldd Corbatt,
tr. aad Mr a. . will ! funda
aflarnooo for Taroxa.
STEAMSHIPS ARE FINED
OVa.M WILL mr. RIMUNIU
rifirmx nn mitii itio..
Ollrator A ear roaalllraa lpllo
lieaeal aaapoaaaoa of lT a lala
I w Maaaee'l Law.
tiAN IKANOISCO. Nor. H.iSp
rial) lil.iouia Iko Wpartmenl of
ommrrtt ha auapoadJ oraJ of Iko
protaio of tb o-iaIl4 aeamen
a--f. lo.(uofr-a; ta aalhoritjr of the. Col
tor of Cualuma to rrfuo cloaranr
of a. I not comply n alia lb
trm of tb new law. Collector I'aia
i ftMriaitij finea acainat teamftlp
coropaaiea for vacomrllaii:a.
t'u.letlor taa aaid todajr that he
conatruej ll a bi duly to report -
el lor 'lolatioa of lb aeamon a art
aad 11 I'. abipownvra ma k thr re p-
faaaniation l f Lrprtmal at
liuMittu for u t fatiuo or remu
itn of Ik fin.
jtinc ib aamrn'i law ovcamo f
frti on Nombr 4. tbo followina
flora aar bao ba fio4 tlwO
tart MaDlrjr tul!ar. M. Helena, tiao.
v. l:War. Aroiia. l-lay I'titnam. Ta-
looab. .Norwood, folooa. I'at ill
man. KaUoa and llerculea.
II I p-tel tbal Ik oaaer of lb
teamr will 111 affidavit declarlac
tlal Ikey wr unabl to comply with
Ika law b a- a u a of Ik laaitr of lb
Wtarimer.1 of v'orime r In auppiyin
ra-t,fia4 bl aaamea and la fatllnf to
iafurm t rompatie wbat waa re
n Mired la tbo way o lifalas ulp.
raeot.
rt front Orrfoa Port.
Ti Ml I. or. : . iril I Tk
t'aa; .weavers lae.fMG a.at fur kaa
rtaa.'iaa 1 1 a a-laeaaaaa Ia4 I aeaajtaf
Hmm K .tt a4.4 fr rmm I'ra&vaxa aaa laa
l-adra. It nara defied kr a 4ay a
Mvaaal f lEa ataeaa.
AH" a. fel l la Ara aad
l'rti i:a la'k ataamer k taaia
aa l le t'aiifarnla.
art.r taaiar a ifbar at Keappfta. Ika
atm aje-aaar t'-ar ltIBm raiiled ar
m te a a"M la I'.at aad
ra llUia.-a laam Tark arrived
from Ja ILay aajair coaller I Kad (rata
at 1'iet a4.
Th Xaraecaa ahi niaa arrived frara
l ata laaa la Naad aaa al fael.aad Mh
Viae raranl y eHar'! aaner aad 1 aplaha
aa.taitna la fcaee ta tala eoeamaad of ke.
lur.aaU -f i'afitn at'.kal.
Ib llr.t.aei ataaaaae el Iatan. (raia
ladaa fr I 1 nited Ha; Jra. arrived from
Ctrl ii4. il ail aot al bf-r lomarraw.
lT r. -Nov ataxia 4 I in
alaantar Ala'-la frrtlin. carryina ma larfai
,.4 an rat ttmitd I taa frara kara
a rert.wad at i-n4r
Tha iiaainahlp r. A k'l'kurn b doe Friday
f lv vtaar Ki-ioar aa!emr al.l reara
-v liar frurn "aa Fraii'iao I'rlnav.
TNa frar ea'l'tlore loalar ar rp"rtd la
ma aarai iv la re. I. and mm ba ba
foaaad a ae tml
TURKS DEFEAT PREDICTED
Albany Speaker Naya Ifardanrllra
Fall by Thankaclvlnx.
Al.nXY. Or, Nov. tl. fSpeclal.l
That lb I'ardanellea would fall either
today or tonight waa the statement
made by I'r. John Merrltte Driver. In
hia lecture en th Kuropears situation
her last night.
Ir. Irlr ha lived In Kurop,th
greater part of hi life and claim an
Intimate knowledge of each country
from personal runts- with the people.
lie predicted that th Dardanelles
would fall becau.e tho allies want to
rapture It before tjie American Thank
giving day
The speaker predicted that Turkey
In-Kurop would become a thine of
th past, and that Austria would b dl
ilrlei between lioumarala. Serbia an-l
lialv. a large alice (ulng lo Oermany.
hi. a country would become a repub
LACK OF FUNDS IS
SHIPPING MENACE
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Officer Points Out Need
of Aid by Congress.
DANGER POINT UNCHARTED
VrM-l for Wtrk IW-lns ICrtlrrd a
fnfll tor S-rlr; CllUrna Are
!l-ousht lo llrinx l"rr- un
to Urntrtlr Condlllon. '
Veaaela aealcned lo watera of th Pa.
rifle foa.l and Alaaba lo carry on the
work of tk t'nltrd tate Coaat and
lodetie iury ar unfit for opratlon
In oipoaed water and lo aro boln
retired aa nnaean orlhy.
No launcher ar aallakl to conduct
draa operation to aacerlain tn irx-a-llon
of plnnarla and other rK tb
aro not uul y found throush round
lna. fivperlenred crw ar dlacharuod be
raua f in. la hat been rhauyd nn1
men lth.-ul knowledeo of tfta work
muat b emrl el nrtl ymmr.
turtryi naked for In lh folumhla
Hirer and along Ik Oreeon coaat can
not be alarled until ada-iuat fatiluiea
and abundant fund aro mal arall
aMo Tbo ar pome of tho condition that
tr. Ia-ar Jonra. uperlntendnl of
th t'nlted Slatea i'oat and Oeodetlc
furTy. x po e1 for the nlirhtnment
of member of tho Chamber of Commerce
Ut niftbt.
IUa l ife al Plato.
Iiulpmonl for tho work on tho Ta
cllle Coat and in Alaaka 1 In a cha-
oll; alat." aald I'r. Jonea laat nlKht.
A th nrotectlon of human lira ana
ahtpplnc la at alak. Portland la rllai:y
intcreeted. V havo Irxlay four veaaela
for aurreyint and prntrcllint the water
of tha 1'aririe Coaat and Alanka. two
of them recently returned from Alaska.
th (iedney and McArthur.
I would not an-tmn their over o-
ln to aea aealn. aa thy aro known to
b unaaaworthy and havw been con
temned by tho I'nlted Klaee hteamboat
Inapertlon fervlre. I hav recommend
ed to th -'o reiary of the Iepartment
of Commerce that they be aold aa Junk,
which he haa apt-roved, and tha ee
el aro out of rnmmlaaton.
"That leave the Patleraon and tx-
ptorrr. which are weak, therefore un
able to do any aurveylnc off the coaala
of Oreeon. Vahlnton and California
or avpoaeH water of Alaaka. There I
a pAaaiblllty lhat Conarreaa will appro
priate ivi.oc-o or lioo.ouo tpal thoae
veaaela may be mad aafe enoUKh to
do work f.r a f-w yare. but only In
the protected water ft: lloillheaatern
Alaaka. Therefore the. condition that
eslata I lha abaenr of a ajntrle vr;
el to carry on Important urvcy In
moat of the water of the I'arlflc
Coaat and In Alaaka.
C'aaareaa Aaked for KMftai.oaO.
Tonsre laat yr-ar appropriated
enough money to build one veel to
work on the Weal Coaat of Alaaka to
b known aa the Surveyor, an oil burner
with lank capacity for aleamlna; 400
mliea. Hut w need more If aaeurancae
are to b given that walera on the
Coat of Ortsnn are lo" man rafe.
We are aaklnr ( onjrui In the next
undry civil bill lor liws.ooo with which
to build two vYeeela peculiarly titled
for aervlr on lh. Coat.
-There la on other Important Item
lhat effect te Cnaat and that la the
maintenance of crew on lha veauela.
In the paal It ha been the practice to
employ men each t-prlnn who are paid
lea than thoe In any other tiovern-
menl bureau and leaa than In the mer
chant marine. Aa a reault w set the
riffraff and It ha taken the command-
lm officer and aaaoriale on each ahlp
month lo make the men efficient
rnnuch o they are of value In eurvey
work, and In the Kail they art paid oft
for lack of fund.
IIAItK AM STKAMKft ItKADY
l.alislr and Intrrljon Only Nailer
Ilrntaintns for Grain Carpro.
Of the ajram fleet la tbe harbor tbe
Norwegian bark Pell, largest of tbe
sailing vessel tbal bar been dl
patched from Portland, took on tbe last
of bar cargo yesterday afternoon and
tha I'ort of Portland tugboat Orkla
hama I lo start for Astoria with th
bark thi morning. Tha ilrllish
steamer Mt. Punstan also has all of her
gram load aboard and will net away
today.
Th rtritieh bark (lalsate I lo be the
nest to begin working cereal and ho
will lah a full cargo or barley. Tnal
will leave th fiimah bark Inverlyon
th last la pnrt and 11 I not thought
lhat she will be numbered with the"!
November fleet. Mora as Hera are ex-pr-t4
in th river shortly, though ar
riving eteamera do fiol report having
seen any ouletda during th past few
day. The southerly weather may
hurry on or two toward tha Columbia
nd in addition there should pa cm
tonnage in tha Columbia during le-
camhasr. br which lima aome of the
carriers detained at the Panama Canal
re eipected.
:n si:i7.tnK i rnnncTKH
a
Vnuarl to Sail t'ndcr A merit n l"la?
lormrrljr Aided (.ermana.
JiKATTI-K. Nov. II. The American
steamer Kdna. formerly the tiermin
ship MssatUn. which waa transferred
lo th Mexican flag In August. ISM.
rxl used a a supply ship for Herman
warship In th pacific, will sail from
ilellingham Friday night or rsaturday
morning with a cargo of flour and lum
ber for South America.
Seattle shipping men say the British
will probably sell the veasel before
ah reaches her destination.
Aside from the Maaatlan's , service
for the German warships. Hrlilsh claim
Ih tight to seise former Uerman ves
sels, which, despite transfer to Amer
ican registry, are auspected by the
Krltlsh of having German ownership.
ItAfTS MOVKI KEKOUK niSK
Usher Wafer Increase Demand for
Tow boat About Harbor. -
High water In tha Willamette has
sent raft ownera scurrying for tow
boats to shift their stick in advance
of a greater rise and steamer In aerv
lr yesterday were kept busy getting
rafts Into safe coves and shifting aome
from tribularlea of the river where
they would be mure difficult to handle
later.
iMatrl' t Forecaster Heal a looks for a
tag of 10 feet above zero here to
morrow or Friday, which Is far from
being the danger mark, as lj feet Is
tha flood stage. The river rose 1.1
feet for the Si-hour period ending at
o'clock yesterday mnrnist.
AU.ka Ll tie Commlllrc Meel.o.
a
Tbo Hoard of Dlrectora of Ui Cham- J
bcr of Commerce met Tueaday nlftht to
conmder feport of the committeea that
have been working on a plan for estab
lishment and maintenance of perma
nent ateamithlp aervlce between Port
land and Alaskan porta. No action waa
taken at the meeting and the commit
tee will continue Ita work. The proK
ree thu far. however, la believed to
Indicate arrival at a definite solution
of the problem within a comparatively
short time.
.Marine Nolca. .
On th North Pacific inner Yucatan,
a hick sailed laet nlsht for San Franciaco.
a a a rn ram mad up of 2KJ tons,
of ahirh 1- :oil ton mer wheat and ther
ere shipments of loo ton each of barley.
hrn a.nrl nati The ateamcr Geo. W. tider.
of lha nnn fla. -t aay on her regular I
rua with a ''d paaaenser liat and fu.l .
ratio. eli Is bound as lar eoum aa ran
Ll--o.
Ther was a reward of M) posted yester
rfav foe ha arrrat or any information con-
-rnln Bunlchl uklrr.o, lal sailor aboard the
N'oraesiaa bark He.;, wno eacapeo iur..,
nlsht. YVh-n notea were counteu auoara in
bis BlrMljjmmer yr.teiday that of Oklmo
a mlaa.-n and th lmmirauon aui i""
at once Inform. d. The vrwel sail to
day and ther till be ano'.her In lha place
of lha aliy Jap.
-l-anl.In" V R Hudd d-n of the O.-W
It a N. aalT lina. packed his rlp laat
mslu and shaped hla coura for Mn rran-n-o
u ta said the skipper will be there
lo dsvs. siudii aT steamboat conditions on
ua rfaarlara Hav which, of course. Will
inriuoe nailiallni to the fair grounds.
Waning of tbe North Pacific steamer A. F.
l:i.i..m a..of hhnnr.d has been flked for Sat-
ur.lav ar Bavin loet lime on her last
voaaaa i.ua t.l oalne barboUhd Bl Coast
parts.
! ci Uryirkaniml of the nasa-nger de
parimen. of I ha .Xorth I'aclfic Meamshlp
-ompan. returned f h' Can J-ran-lsco
headquarters laat Bight after having spent
about a week In this territory on business.
on th return of the steamer Htate or
Waehlnctcw tonight from The Palles. she
ai.i ha 11..1 uo lor the Winter and until
vt,ri.. Tha liai:ea.f -ohimbla line will oper
ate lh- iivanrr Tln I'lliea from her for
krnn.alrli atari Tuesday night and the
eivamer J. N. Teal everv Friday Bight. They
I I lake car of traffic between I'ortland
and Tbe Dal'c as acll.
Of the Karl-. Hind fl-et held Inalde the Co
tumola hv roush conillllons outside, lha
iramiT Northern Pacific waa report-d sail
ing at 11 ai o'clock yesterday, fulloaed It
boob by the steamers Hose City and Wash
tenaw.
u.hi.-- rirhinaa reoort yesterday In
rliled Bras lhat lha French bark Noeml
sailed from rJydney for Portland Monday.
Juan V Psral. of Lima. Peru, a flour miller
of that rlt. la her lo look ov-r th wheat
allualioo alth a view to purchaslnf; stocks
fur his b'aal
CantalB Donaldson, of the teamer Daisy
Putnam, of th Arroar line, reported on ar
rival yealerday that Willi croaelng Into the
rier Tuead-.y a tig sea ooanieo. ner. uam
aslrg a portion of the rail aft.
To undergo an overhauling, tha steamer
Pronto a la-nder In the I'ort of I'ortland
dredging flr-et. was lifted on th public dry
dock ycaterday.
Thankaeivlne dinner Is In be served on
eras, la In txirt today and Meward Martin
of tha IWar. Is peeled to provide the
most elaborate spread.
STKAMKK INTELLIGKXCK.
Mramcr Schedule.
DCS TO ARRIVE.
Name From
Rrar ; I.i Angeles. . . .
F. A. Kllbnrn San Francleco..
Northern Pacific.1 . J-an Franclsce. .
Healer........... . Ixjs Angelas. . . .
Itoanoke San Diego
Koe i lly 1 Anselcs. . ..
Geo. W. Elder... haa Diego.. ... .
DUE TO DEPART.
Name From
Tale S. F. for . D
Harvard s. F. for r. 1
y. A. Kllburn San Franclaco..
l:ear Ia Ar.seiea ..a
orthern Pacific. . --an Francraco..
lluinokt San Pleco
Data
. In port
..Nov. 'Jd
..Nov 1!K
. Nov. i
. Nov 115
. Dec. 3
. Dec. i
Data
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
. Dec
..Dec.
. .Dec
. lire.
. Dec
. Dec.
. Dec.
. lc.
. Dec.
. Dec.
. Dac.
Yoaamll ..."-a Vrsnclsco
fl.ave
.. .I.oa Angeles..
. . .San Diego. . . .
. . J .oa Angrlc-S. .
. . San Diego. . . .
. . San Dteso. . . .
. . .San Dleso'. . ..
. .San plcgo. . . .
. . san I 'el u. . . .
. .Salt 1'ii g i. . . .
Mullnomih.
li..-a l.liy. . . .
eillo
ieo t". Eld-r
J R. 1 neon. .
Willamette. -
Wapama
Klamath
Psxilaad-Atlantlc Service.
DIE TO ARRIVE.
Nam From
"an Cecelia Nevr York
loaan .New Yor
I anaman Near York.. .
Kentucl ian Near York
UeTilao Honolulu
DUE TO DEPART.
Data.
Pec 4
Dec.
Dec.
. Feb.
Mar.
Name.
Santa Cecelia.
I'inimia. . . . .
kantucklaa.. .
Uvorgiea
For
Date.
... South America. . . Dec
. . . Honolulu Pec
... vnolulu. ....... Feb.
Honolulu Mar.
Movements of Vessel.
PORTLAND. Nov. H. Arrived Steamer
Daley Putnam, from San Francisco. Sailed
Steamers Uco. W. Elder, for Saa Diego via
av nor!. Yucatan, for San Francisco
liritsh steamer bt. Dunstan. for St. Vincent.
for orders.
Aafona. Nov. II. Sailed at 11:43 A. M -Steamer
Northern Pacific, for San Fran
rlaco; at noon Steamer Rose City, for San
Francisco and San Pedro; steamer Wssh-l-naw.
for I'ort San Luis. Arrived at t-3
f M. lirltlsh ship Wavcombe Tark. from
Ales Hay; at 1 P. M. Norwegian ship
i:.u!;a from t an Town.
San Francisco, Nov. II. Arrived Steam-
aea v na. mile from Portland for San Pedro
Willamette, from Portland, for San Diego
v,a way p."". sailed steamer Wlllam-'tte,
f..e aa IHeeo: at 4 P. M. Steamer W. 8.
Porter, for Portland. Nov. il Sailed at
1 u Steamer Hornet, for Portland.
Pan Pedro. Nov. : 4. balled steamer
fleaier. for Portland via san rrancleeo.
Nov. 21 Arrived and sailed Steamer Ro
anoke, from San Diego for Portland. As
rlvad Steamer Braver, from Portland via
Hrdnev. Nov. Jl. Arrived rrench bark
Voeml from Portland.
Itlo Janeiro. Nov. 15 Arrived Steamer
Caidersrove from Seattle, for Queenstown.
lond.n. Nov. ;4 Arrived steamer lvera-
eald. from Prt Angelea. ,
Shanghai. Nov. s.i salieo eteaujier
Dollar, for San Pedro. .
t.an e-ranciaca Nov. 14. Arrived steam
... j..it..eoah from Seattle: Knterurlae,
f-om ii'!o- wltTamei te. from Astoria; Aa-
mltal S- hlee. from JeaITie; i owe m n a. nin
i-oiumMa River Sailed Steamers Manna, for
Honolulu. Arabian t Danish i. lor v open-
hagen: Lansing, for Treadaell; congress. fo;
t. '. w-..h Vat -4 Arrived Steam-
era F. S ixop. from Ban Francisco; Admiral
l.iaia. from Ala.aa.
HeattU vw -.' Arrived Steamer Dol
phin, from Southeastern Alaaka: Kl Segundo
from San Fra.-co; Admiral Kvana. South-
eterri Alaska ssueo i. o. a. i.
for Manila: brk edarbank t.Norwegiani,
lor I. nurd Kingdom.
Marconi Wlreleaa ItCDorts.
rail l,L-a. eaaaorted at g P. M..
bar Jl unlea othevwlae indicated.!
Vllio. Kverett for San FranrUco. oO mliea
soiilh of Cape Bianco ,..,.
44U
4 hatna-n. ran rran-i.. no . .
miles north of San r ranclsco.
Northern I'aclfic. Klavl for San
Fran-
claro. so miles north of H snco.
lierrln. uavioia tor unuiuu, v-w .......
aorth of Gavlola. .t
i hinilir. Vonierey for Llnnton. 23i miles
north of Monterey.
entraha. San rrsnrisco tor r.urraa,
bound ouisld Eureka.
C'ueen. Seattle for san rrancisco, mnaa
north of tap.' llunco.
Senator. Seattle lor Aiasaan ports, oil a-.
Toanaand. ,
lira, a Dollar, Tacoma for San Francisco,
lefl Tiroml.
Frank ll Rurk. Everett for Saa Francisco,
will leave Everett at P. M.
aluitnomah. San Frsncisco for San I eoro,
IT miles louth of Pigeon Point.
Toneka. San Franclaco for Eureka. oO miles
north of Point Reves. -
Mills. Seattle lor Sao Lola, 2ti2 mile from
San Luis.
Willamette. San Francisco for San Pedro.
10 miles north of Pigeon Point.
fongresa. San Franclaco for Seattle, flv
miles north of Tolnt Arena.
Manoa. San Francisco for Honolulu, li
ml!a out. .
Wapama. San Francisco for Seattle, IO
mliea north of Yanuina.
p.osa rity. Portland for San Francisco, lo
miles nor'h'of Ysquina.
Drake. Richmond for Vancouver. 528 miles
north of stlchmond.
Asuncion. Richmond for Portland, 70 miles
south of lbs Columbia River.
Minnesota. Seattle for Europe. in:g miles
south of San Francisco.
St. Helena. San Francisco for Paila, Peru,
111 miles south of San Francisco.
Santa f'ecelia. Nea- Yoak for San Fran
claco. 4:n miles south of San Pedro.
Klamath. San Pedro for Ouymaa and
Masattan. miles south of San Pedro.
Heaver. San Pedro for San Francisco, 1
miles esat of Point Coneepelon.
Arollne, left for San Francisco.
Veaacle Entered Yeaterday.
American steamer Daisy Putnam, general
cargo, from San Francisco.
Cleared Y eatertlay.
Amerlr-sn st.-amer Yucatan. V OO tons
ahesl tliai totui rraln. for san Franclaco.
Norwegian hark Hell. Ili.OlJ busliels
alieat. f r Cnlted Kingdom.
cargo, fur San Die to and war porta.
American stesmer ueo. w. r.iner. general
STATION A VICTIM
SURE OF GRANVILLE
Mail Official in Testimony
Points Out Defendant as
One of Robbers.
HOLDUP AT FIRST AMUSES
A. G. Oil Tells How Pair Forced Him
to Open Safe and Then Hand
cuffed Him to Hack Till They
Made Good Their Ksoapc.
Apparently still emartinif from the
rage that he testified filled him when
two men with .38-caIiber revolvers held
him up and made him unfasten the
safo in Poslofflce Station A. Union
avenue and Kast Alder street, the
night of last February II, A. G. Ott.
superintendent of the station, was a
fiery witness at?afnS Bruce Granville
before Federal Judge V olvcrton yes
lerday.
Granville is on trial for the robbery.
Charles I'. Mack, whom the Govern
mcnt alleges was his accomplice, es
caped from a train at t-'andpoint, Ida.,
last wrck, while being brought to
Portland.
J. C. Donville. a convict from the
suite penitentiary at tSak-m. who
"tipped off" to postal inspectors that
Mack and Granville committed the
robbery and then pleaded not' guilty
Tuesday when he had been expected
by tha Government to plead guilty
and be a witness, is also on trial for
complicity in the robbery.
Anger, INot Fear, Experienced.
Mr. Ott was so positive that the men
who held him up had .38-caliber re
volvers that John M. Pipes, whom
Judge TVolverton had appointed to de
fend Granville, took up the point on
cro.as-exa ml nation.
lou are absolutely sure, are you.
that they had .3s-calibor revolvers?'"
asked Attorney Pipes. "Guess the guns'
looked pretty big to you about that
time.
"Oh. f wasn't afraid." retorted Mr,
Ott. "A man that has had anything to
do with guns knoVs a .38 when he tees
one. I wasn t afraid, but I was mad
clean through at the way they sneaked
up behind my back."
He had previously testified that just
before he closed tho office he glanced
through a window and saw Granville
crossing the street. After he had locked
up and started home, he said, a man
came up behind him, poked him in the
back with something hard and told him
ne was held up.
Holdup Itrgarded aa Joke.
At first. Mr. Ott said, he took it for
a Joke and kept naht on, but the man.
whom he recognized as the same he had
seen crossing the street, ran after him.
grabbed him by the coat and told him
he meant business that it was a hold
up. This man, whom he Identified as
Granville, marched him back to the sta
tion, he declared, where a second man
appeared and also covered him with a
gun. They made him open the door and
commanded him to open the eafe.
'And if you are false to us we'll blow
your head off." Mr. Ott. speaking with
indignation, testified Granville said to
him, "and he repeated those same
words to me a moment later," he added,
wth still greater indignation.
After he had opened the aafe. he
said they took him back to a mail-bag
rack and handcuffed him to it while
they ransacked the safe, from which
they took J500.09 In stamps. $124.09 in
cash, five registered letters and 140
money-order forms.
Identification Is Positive.
"Then Granville came to me and said
'Old man. you've done pretty well by
us. and if you give us la or zu min
utes we'll get away all right. Mr.
Ott continued. After the robbers left,
he said, he managed to reach a tele
phono, got the police etation and short
lv after wa rescued by policemen.
On cross-examtnatlon. Attorney Pipes
brought out that Mr. Ott had made a
partial Identification shortly after the
robbery of a man named TValdron as
Mack, to which Mr. Ott Insisted that he
had only said, "I think you've got the
man there."
The defense also brought out that
he had not immediately identified Gran
ville when he was taken to Seattle last
May to are him. Mr. Ott admitted that
when he first saw Granville, he told In
spectors, ho didn't think he was the
man.
"But I wasn't looking" for Granville,
I waa looking for Mack." he explained.
REALTYDEAL IS $45,000
MARSH ILL APARTMENTS ARE SOLD
11V HERBERT GORDON.
(luartrr Block at Eleventh and Moat.
goaaery Is Takes as Part Payment
la niav Traaaacdoa.
The leading realty transaction of the
week was concluded last night when
lierhert Gordon, of the Lawyers' Title
& Trust Company, sold the firm of
Piatt & Piatt, of the Fidelity Trust
Company, tho three-story furnished
Marshall Apartment building. located
at : Marshall street, near Twentieth
street.
Roth narties to the transaction were
represented by tJeorge E. EngleharL
of the realty firm of F. E. Taylor &
Company, which has handled several
large apartment-nouse ana insiao real
ty deals within the past fortnight.
It Is understood mat me aiarsnan
was transferred at a valuation between
)45.0)0 and 150,000. Approximately
one-half of the consideration was sat
isfied bv Mr. Gordon a acquisition of a
quarter block located at the southwest
corner of Eleventh and Montgomery
streets and another quarter block at
tho northeast corner of Nineteenth and
Elm streets, opposite liisnopcroit, fori-
land Heights.
The Marshall covers a lot euxiou reel
In dimension and is divided into lo
suites of three and four, rooms each.
The exterior finish of the building is
stucco. About $5000. worth of furniture
and equipment in the apartment was
included in the transier.
The land at Eleventh and Montgom
ery streets is in the West Side apart
ment district- At present mree resi
dences stand on this property.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
ruisK To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chase,
134 Bosto.T atreet, November 21. a son.
SWEENtsK in Mr. a nu airs. riaioiir
Pweener. 131 Terry street, ovemDer jo. a
daitr hter.
RICE To Mr. and Mrs. Geo rite Rice, S20
Twenty-third street, November 13, a daugh
ter. ......
JOHNSON To Air. ana mrs. iiupibv a.
Johnson. Borintr. Or.. ov. a son.
Hi KLL TO yir. ana xira. i neoaorn nucn,
7 East Twenty-seventh street, November
1. a daughter.
HERi; ir. a no .-ira. i ueoawr- rt-rg.
Bnvrrtnn. Oi .November a oauitnter.
LLKAaM io jar. ana -urs. -Aiuert j-. xsu-
AMUSEMENTS.
' STAT SALE OPENS TODAY
Bdwy at Taylor
Main 1 A A 1123
HEILIG
7 S NEXT SUNDAY
Popular Price Mats. Wrd and Sat.
Th Lauarh Festival
Lvea. HM im 2Ac. Mats. l to liar.
Continuous All Week
BAKER
THEATER
Main S. A 5360
Broadway and Morrison.
Home of the Popular Baker Players.
Special bargain Mat. today. 25c. Tonight,
all week. Mat. Sat. The big sensational
success evervwhere.
"BREWSTER'S MILLIONS"
How to spend ll.000.ooO a year. Eves..
25c, 00c. Box and loge. 73c. Mats., all se1
(except box and logo. 25c only. Next week
starting Sun. Mat. "The Barrier" (Rex
Beacn i.
BROADWAY Al YAMHILL.
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE.
LA IKA NELSON HALL at CO..
In "Deml-Tasse."
Extra! Portland Girls Four Werren Sis
ters In Song: Ballet Divertissement: "Gel
eral" Ed Lavtne; Nonette; Lew llan-klns
Fly ing Wernti Duo; Orpbeum Travel M eeWI
MATINEE DAILY NIGHTS
Ilk.', 25c. ldc, 2Sc, 50c.
Vandevlllr'a lateat musical hit. "The Pros
perity Eight," the stars of the big-time
tbealera.' a OTHER BIG-TIME ACTS 5
Boxes, first row balcony seats reserved by
nhone. tirtaln ::iO. 7 ana v.
rant. 200 Kat Twenty-ninth street, Xovem
ber 1. a dauehter.
MEYERS To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mey
ersy til East Eleventh street, .November IS,
a son. "
M EARS To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M
MaM, DOS Elizabeth street, November 12,
son.
M' DON NELL To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M
McDonnells Sea View, asn., iSovemDer
a son.
DuCaN To Mf. and Mrs. Kdwln J. Dolan,
.il 1 rr iiiij,t; on eci, v -"-"- - -ri
n iiirh tor
a1)KKSO To Mr. and Mrs. Vern A
Anderson, corner Lombard street and Will
tarns avenue. November a dauRhter.
.f ITH Tn Mr and Mrs 'iiaries
Smith. I."."i Kast Twenty-seventh street North,
November if. a on.
STARKLK To Mr. and Mrs. Hnry Sta
kie. r2t Failing .street. November 20.
daughter.
Vancouver Marriage Urensen.
GOODMAN-MARTIN Fred O. Goodman,
So. of Vancouver. Wash., and Edna . Mar
tin i a nf V neniivpr Wash.
irvs!Fv.Pi.'nKr?sK Harvey Jensen. 23,
of Etna. Wash., and Miss Olga Petersen, of
1 ea i'or.lar W Q v
M A SO N - B LA KB Henry Mason, 6 ."i. of
Porti:inii and Mrs. Anna M. Blake, 31. of
Pnrl l.nrl.
a i-.i ur iv.vi ivfip Pmil fv LauehHn
20, of laAfayett. Or., and Miss Ella faophia
WHnLTo -1 nf .lunotion ( iv. ir.
JOHN-REBER S. A. John. Jr.. of Port
i i aj irio c RhT- 9.V nf I'ortiana.
HI STOX-UL .N.N uenoy r-usiuii -i.
Portland, and Miss Dovie Dunn, 17, of Fort
lonrl
l lFPnV.H Ml f. ri V 11 1 1 if. Ill V am
eron. 3U. of Kelso, wasn.. ana Jim. j-
Ut.iir.las '-A nf ICvlsn WflKfl
til a vi"V x KEY Eddie O. Dean. 41. of
Lo.- Anpeles, and Jennie Chaney, 3, of Los
Anpeie..
CHLKCHILL - A riiH iLnAou
Churchill. 3S. of Portland, and tmrna
Carmichael. 21. of Portland.
Bui Ui Ins: Permit n.
JOHN T WOU Y Repair two-story frame
dn.iHne- J-tu East Twentv-rourtn siret-i
North, befween Tillamook and Thompson
streets; builder, Boyajohn-Arnold company
J300. j 1 1
T-tr-nr'M Reoair two-storv frame dwell
lnjp and store. 234 Taylor street, between
Tnird ana l-ounn Mreeia, uuuui ., P.
Mins:r7.. .v.
VI a Tl i 111 I . a . I JP, rt tlui.Jl nt loir i " '
storv frame hotel. 510 North Twenty-first
street, corner Keed street; builder, D. run
-.n
v.t I M el f. I .1. iiflnair iww-biwij .......
bakerv 445 Durham avenue, corner DeKum.
k., ., i. w ) io p meie tei : ..'..
KOBEKT J.Ul-.K Drrci one aim uuit-.i-..
story frame i-.welllnp. 735 Qulmby streei De
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third
teoeia- hi.iliicr Eiiill Fltze: Sl.iOO.
O F GOHDWIN Repair one arid one
half story frame dwelling. 354 East Forty-
seventh -street .orin. oeiween noisi:
Broarlwsy streets: builner. same: si-..
BUSTERS ON
Above Ear and On Top. Itched
and Burned. Did Not Rest
Well. Looked Bad.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"My baby was about a week old when hi
bead. Jvart above the ear and on tbo top.
to break out ta Duster wnica
dried tip In a few day
and madat a crust. Hi
caJp must have itched
and burned aa h did
not mst well. I looted
bad and lasted about two
weeks.
"I began to use Cutkrura
Soap and Ointment. 1
washed his scalp in tha
morning with the Cutlcnra Soap and then
applied the Ointment and again in the eve
Ding I applied the Ointment. After a few
application I could tell be wa getting bet
ter, and in about two weeks he was entirely
healed." (Signed) Mrs. Rnth White ead.
Barton. Ore., March 10. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on rvyruewt. An
drea post-card "Cntieura, Dapt. Ta
tasB." Sold throughout the world.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Members Portland Osteopathic Ass'n.
Baker. Dr. Lillian, u uc.ii. o-
- .... r. al rt i.Ke T31i-Io
Phones Mam an, a
Barrett. Dr. H. Lester. 41 Jiorgan
BldgT. Phone Main 429.
Browne. Dr. Ane Ma 331 Tittock Blk.
rr-on-s Broadway 3609. Main 2566.
Farrlor, Dr. Jessie B 820 Selling Bids.
Phones Main 43S6, A 5516.
Flack, Dr. William O., 917 Broadway
Bids'. Main vu.
. . a All rneKna
Ciatea, Dr. uerxrnoe a.., - v-uiuei.!.
Bldg. Main lsaa, a iiuo.
Giles, Dr. Mary K.. Morgan oiaff.
Phones Muln oooo, a una.
Hovvland, Dr. L. 315 belling Bldg.
Main 2213. A. i..
Keller, Dr. William G 508 Taylor St.
Pliones Main b44, A 3441.
Lacy. Dr H. X.. suite 301 Morgan Bldg.
Phones" Marshall 1SS8, Tabor 4278.
Leonard, Dr. H. F., 757 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main u . A liua.
Lerreaaii Dr. trainia .. u .norRan
Bldg. Phones Main hji. -ar. vn.
Bloore, Dr. K. K. and H. J. I', sus sell
ing Bldg. Marshall 1275, A 3031.
Myers, Dr. Katherlne S., 805-7 Journal
bldg. Marshall izio. a juji.
Northrop, Dr. R. B., 30S Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main 349, East 1028.
rengra, Dr. C. T 709-710 Selling Bldg.
Phones Main iv, .Main am.
Shepherd, Dr. B. P., b0-bua Aiorgan
Bldg. Main 6566. East 248, A 1966.
Slvlrs, Dr. John H. Jr., Tabor 5345. 530
pittock Bll:. Bdwy. lfciJ.
Walker, Dr. Kva S., 124 Kalt Z4th it.
N, Phone East $A.
afP--.
began
MEETING NOTICES.
AL KADER TEMPLE, A. A.
O. N. M. Stated session
Saturday, November 27, at 1
P. M.. Masonic Temple, W.it
P:irk and Yamhill sts. Busi
ness session w ill be followed
by a minstrel show. VIM ting
Nobles cordially invited.
Everybody come. By order uX
the Potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD, Kec
UTOPIA V. EBEKAH lyODGE. NO. i2. I.
O. o. F. Repular meeting this (Thursday)
evening, in Oddfellows Hall. E. 6th and Al
der sts. Work in the lEebekuh degree w til
be given. Visitors -welcome.
JESSIE L. HENDERSON, Secy.
EMBLEM Jewelry buttons, charms, pin.
new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth at.
DIED.
STANTON At his home, S3 Simpson street,
November 24. James L. B. Stanton, aged
71 years ti months, husband of Harriett
A. Stanton and fat her of Itay, Harry L.
and E. A. Stanton ;:nd Mrs. J. H. Jordan,
of Portland, and Mrs. Fred Herbert, of
Vancouver, Wash. Funeral services ax
Chapel Chambers Undertaking Company,
corner Kirby and Killings worth avenue,
Saturday at 1 P. M. Interment at Loa
Fir Cemetery.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
NISSENSON At the family residence, "-73
East 1 tit h st. North. Nov. 24. . Jacob Nis
senson, affed 41 years, l month 7 das, l..
loved husband of Frieda NLsenson, and
brother of Mrs. N. Mosessohn and Miss
Bertha Nissenson. Friends invited to at
tend funeral services, which will be held
at Hoi man's funeral parlors at 10 A. M.
today (.'Thursday), Nuv. 3. Interment
Ahavai Sholoni Cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
M' DOW ELL At the residence, 10)5 E. Al
der at-. Erwin J. McDowell, agirj :.T
years. Funeral will take place from the
above residence tomorrow (Friday., Nov.
2i. 'at 8:30 A. M.. thence to St. Stephens
Church, 1240 E. Taylor st., where mass
will be offered at ! o'clock. Friends in
vited. Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
B A I ETTO Nov. 24
Peter Bale t to, aged
brother of George H
years, beloved
Baietto. Funeral will take place from
Dunninir fc Mc En tee's chapel Saturday,
Nov. 1'7, at 1 :-'-0 P. M. Services t.t St.
Michael's Church, cor. 4th and Mill sts.,
at L' P. M. Friends invited. Interment
R .. I'ltv im''tprv.
Court never looked around, and that
he stepped from the side of the track
to the middle of the track just before
the train strur-k him.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The only residence undertaking establish
ment in Portland with private driveway.
Main 9. A 1509.
J. P. FIN LEY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
funeral director; 220 Third street, corner
Salmun. Lady asistant. A 1311, Main 307.
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
E"ast Side Funeral Directors, 414 East
Alder street. East 32. B 2.-25.
.V. R. ZELLER CO.,
502 WILLIAMS AV B.
Lady attendant. Day
East luSti. C JUS.
and i-lght service.
ni'.vvixr. - M'ENTEE. funeral directors.
Broadway and Pine. Phone Main .'iO, A 4333.
Lady attendant.
MILLER & TRACE Y. independent funeral
fllrtapfiirg Vim em lit as low as 5-0. HO. tu.
Washington and Ella sts. Main i'.il1. A T8h3
P. L. LEKUH, East 11th and Clay streetJ,
Iady assistant. East 781.
SKhJWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d
and Clay. Main 4132. Lady attendant.
R. T. BYRNES, Williams ave and Knott.
East 113, C 1I43. Lady attendant.
it it i.- v-7 v. x. svnfik. Sunnvside Parlors:
auto hearse, 102fi Belmont. Tab. 1 B 1
FLORIST.4.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists. 34T Wash
ington. Alain .,1... a iu-'. nonni iur -...
occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BKOS.. florlKts, 7 Morrison at.
Main or A l Fine nowcia
designs. No branch stores. (
MAN M. SMITH, Main 71?lo. A 3121, semng
bldg.. fith ana Aiaer sis.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2 So w asn miu'n
st., bet. 4tn ana oin. mmim .uv..
MOXTMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE wOKS.JJM-JJ 4th
St., Opp. City Man. ..mill .Jew. it i fr
Ncii t- Pons for memorials.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
B74 BELMONT ST.
Phoaea East 1423, B 2515. Open Day
aad Klarhtv
Report all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. Lasthal chamber for small animals.
ii amKiiianca fnr aic.k and disabled
animals at a moment' notice Anyone da-
irlng a pet may communicate who ua.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Iol'XG man In school wants place to work
to earn boara ana -room, iiun. a -Callere.
Main oOS.'t. -
10.000 WANTED on an income Dricu.
Ins valued at .SO.OuO. 6 per cent. J
OrertoPinn.
NEW TODAY.
BONDS MORTGAGES
Large amount of COL on improved in
money to loan atO JO side property
Residence loans 6 and 7 Pr cent, ac
cording to location.
Bonds and Mortgages Tor laie.
ROBERTSON A EWING,
107-8 Xorthweatern Bank Balldlng.
MORTGAGE LOANS
5, 6, 7
OREGON INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO.
Stock Exchange B-.IIdlnir. Third mn4
1 amnui j u
NIMBLE DOLLARS
ANY SIM, FROM gliOO TO SUitlw,
TO LOAN
GEO. H. THOMAS,
87 Oak Street, Room 2 Alnaworth Bldg
TO LOAN
U5.000 to $25,000 at 6 per cent. Income
bearing business property. A good
chance for party wishing a conserva
tive proposition.
Also sums from $1000 to SO.OOO on
approved security. H 242, Oregonian.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Onr Oai aloney at Cwrreat Rataaa
SJ 17 IMC I PAL AND tOHPOKATIOJ
BONDS. KARM AND CITY LOaJa,
BO t earth at. Board of lrad Blag.
MORTGAGE LOANS,
A. W. McLaughlin & Co.
Near York City.
Unlimited Funds Quick Bervloa,
Large or 8mall Amounta.
rBANK A. STEELE. Kepreaentatlvo,
0t Spalding Bldg. Mala SMI.
OnClryand Fans Proper tie tn
Any Amount at Current Bate
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