Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 02, 1915, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextIf GQHFEREHGE OU COAST LOOMS Oregon, Washington. Califor nia and Aggies Likely to Form Union. PLAY BY FRESHMEN ISSUE TrVhlmxtf iale. 1MIimii. Idaho, bou( ! Montana) May tv Lrtt tm Srpmrmf OrralC. Al v towing IVhk1 to TUjr. Lit teae jH!1 for raclfU Cut aet jeer. t a confreee tmnwbf the etata oateerettiee of aaforeia. tria ea4 WeaitnsTi a4 l.e Or.soo JtfTimttarel C"tl.. eoie : fH(l m t - enaoal ...tia ef tae r:w: Noctaweat eoa-faraa-re. TVa tea U eommena tnie ernta- at t aclaca al ! l!6" Hel aa4 dalea-atee aarir ! nUIH an 4 iier.iue ef the act IK Co-. l raca4 rartlana yeelerdey. rr.riaiiaarr "" u" -a.al.4 thai IWete J"0 aa4 altmaa a-.ll ease la yi.l4 '' M.(tt.Rn rlt' rale fetaeraej alato. aai e'i ie:e. a r Ore aeei ana te Cf Aia ta.re mat a ama eM ef a reacLaet Htl at tna eeaferee.ee. Twe rulman l ikaly. Tf taie fa4J'atmal eaa f.esee hl a forma-1 tme ef tae.e t; tacljd CalfoMwa. lr.e. vrH lrt?a ao. tse . Aru plural eel ... aba ara all ar.4 la tl lr.,tm. an e'alalla ! an;; la.-l4e WetiiBtoa mat. ali en. I -tad. tiMMI aa4 Moateaa. Ait taeea Utter eollee-e ara repre e.nt.4 aere la aatlctpatioa ef ae i"H r a ehakeai?. . . ji-nfor4 auitr U e.paetea la M treaeat at toUy-e tneetlnc. bat Ptaa frd will aal fca !.-m- ta aay aorl at a cofi(rw bI he erreee to e-ie-er4 Ra( football. a.lopte the " fMOm rata, waa cea-e4 Mr eeltl wtt California, aad rro la patt la all raaba af epart- It la aat ar eoect4 that f"a. f ,ru wl'4 yl-U cmol-tr for """' year, at least. H a bi laaa Col mfrm la firroa4 at IM !!" tHa atm wtll ta a.umal.ly la loclt4a tn- r hi taaiaa aaa4aW4l WifclB4toa a4 California ara al ra4r aoa4 for at Thaolln 4ar aa4 CToa ao4 California kaa asr4 an for a football ma l fUrklr. CTooa eoolrart wit tsa Valtaomak. Cl iplr4 thl Tall an4 It la pratabta tfct tba trcon fnt Affix (ana IU ka pUT4 CO TTinklia 4ajr t r l Cor- ailla. . . Tia freo At nananBt 4 ir to pir t'a mma In Partla4 Tfcaaklm( Ujr. tat Oroa la muck ppm4. By Iko trma of tha roatract tka Alfl raa tria4 tha Batna kra aat aar. aat Iaa A. H Cordl-r. faculty rpratf !. aat4 lt alakl tkat tkoy would not d- a ascrpt uai'i twa-rar' armnL Anion titoaa prtol f-f toJaj'k naattoc ara. I nTitT f uceta-Cctla . Ir vnaat. t'niaaralty of .roa faralty rapraMalatlT; loa Ba4k. roach. aa4 tka rduat maaasrr. A. 1'- Tlj faay. Qraffoa Asrtcullural Col'af a A, R Car4:y. faculty rprantaU; Vr. 11 4. wiwvm t"alvrty of A!kataa Milaar Rakorta. facalcy Tapraaaatatlaa; J. A. lMtir. roui '. HxAiniloa ticata CoU Pr. Holon Boklar. atktatic diractor; V. K Kruasal. t aiT.r.ity ef Idaho M. r. AraH faculty r.rr..stti.: c. M. Ha.- h.r. atklrtio airovtor. tilxt Coilrja Vtacast Porlka. IbUtic airaclor. I'alraratty ef Catlftm!a lUlpk Slroa4. ara4aata maaacar. k I'aiaaralty of Montana J. N. Nln. Uoauil Cotlrja will ba Tpranta4 aaca . . . p. with V mh. toa : to k tfc.4al-l an4 waal AKBITIUTIOX Oll l lt rPrltMLD Caltforala Tars Pa Ma a ford rropawal aad ,iirrat AViaon.' SAN rRANClitCO. Uao. I. Pacial Tba l alvereity at Caiifaraia. taraask a praatwaily aaaalmoue vote af bar aml4 atadaata. 4a:lln4 t4ay lo enter la la say f jrtaer atnrtua wltk nanford Pa tla ewbjecl af freebfaaa elistot.ity for eriy rantaata TktJ. practically pate ta aa aad a treable oma qtaatiaa wbl-k cauaa-t tka eeaar-aa.-a at stMetla telaliaee batwaaa tfta rival rellacae at tna rloaa of tba lli aortas aaaotar. talltraia. It la evtp aoae4. w U refuaa la tka taura to tea . . i m uii huauMi wtlk Staa- for4 toal blase apoa tna partidratioa t frvt yaer acDieiva la T.rinj taote. Ta maetifi ef Ida California atu- e.r af lla praai4eal. Cbarloa (rt. la . uii.. I . -l I v'noa. ainfor4 atadaat-body aaecuttee. pro- yiMiaf la aaamii ui wim n.i vi w - -maa ell;Mlity for aar.liy samee ta aa Bttblee4 bear4 at arottraiioa En- M stuli ba anaffili- 1.4 with either col. ace. Tie letter i recatvo.1 la-t w.ak at California. m.n Brta.alal ta lie eeutle rootmiltae. ea Monday. Tba eaeuuttae bo4y a.cid. l to plara the 4.tlos ba f,re Sa aaaamblasa at etudenta, an I lodey a ateetlne; a aa canciuaia, m aigt af the preeei temper af Call ll lea a a now aa If eotblrc abort af ford end CalUerma. losetber ta sin- Keia cail.a.a will ka ropreaantod to morrow at taa meafins at atuaant nai t'ortlasd. and hare tbe auratlon will be tkraaba4 oat ea a little terser ere la. Arr,rqiftr I" Idrmr noiir... um w ..... h. l.rm.iloii at two rival rarferenca bodlaa i'anlrd. It le fu- mora ' wtll joib nana win nin tan b ate and Ora"a aAd parroll freek man la ertty seiaee. HS ' ? fimn fs il fir J m r ahj ill'faatba:: player la the country. Eacbaace. Not suite. The meet an otianai alaver 1 1 the country will be Ik. ana If thars la one wba lan'l pl-h4 apoa pomebady's alt-Amert aa eleven. e e e Ta ea Talo CaaeBw . Ptr- Near Ibat tha hunt for a Tala eoacb la 4eapertelr on. mar I a.k brtlManl ruh orcaaiaer. our ai4 friend Msrtanap.r Curdy the KaUr WeulJ IE ataro aim for atjih a aobla pnrpal - ara . -aill v m. aa ja a h 4aa4 I ad litm;r ot of a Jb. If lh II- k a. a. aar aa V 1 4k aflrlf Kll I U Tn tS. W rky pt It n with lltll Ttaton ina ww nisja I iiMiTvi"a ' " lda. aia t wal MltttXl FORD. durtnc Si mlnolca el play la aKSnce aaouil tt Corntll bad a raular foot kal) anaMaa aa4 ana t"at waa no 4a Pa4aat upoa any one atar. rka M laalac Maahlaa. roam Teat, ef Mrkla. waa mn tNvM who eba-rre4 tba roroaU-l'anB a4 tba Arir.y-ay eoaf.fit- -A o4 tircnt Una an4 ea back fll4 atar to carry tba kail or act aa a Ibraat la ajlae otb.ra a cbaara rnaka B a wtonina- alaran." he eaid. "t". aa!l aa4 Mrrar4 ba4 Ike airon lln.a ard the karhlUH alaa n Karrrtt aod M.baa. Tbay not enly could aln rou4 l"Ml". u "n M.i.r for the ether backa to work. Maalbatck waa aa ! a atar aa aar. kut ka fc4 ao lloe to work back af .th a wrak lla ralthrr Vahan aor fUrrart waa 14 arar baa thoaa to any l-raat adraaUCa." Jb faa Mfkaa, TV, aae wkare Now Mabaa win net take nacMaf aftar ba frraluataa tr M la oicartalo about hie future ba anout4 K9 upon tba etaa. la addi tion to proln hlmaclf a raat foot hi.l plTr. ha rt ol " gral at ecler. Ilausatoaa fake p!ae call for -.h4 clio; to ba affrtla. Aad at tbta art Makes roaa to e-reat balkbta. Hot la eipraaaior and la action ba wnt throl tla. part ao wall that be waa fra-t.iee.tly cbee4 aod takl4 wkea Kluc or aaalbar back wee carry lac tba ball je ar4e away In another 4 tract Ion. rrtaet Treaala. Tafora Ury rpru raaa ar t aae Furepa he miM let aoma neadad prae. II. tr aataMlabme baadquarto'a al hew llina. rasa.: Asa Arbor. Mich, an4 I btlaUalpAia. Pa. Wkt aieea Xeatt Tad Coy received a Ure arvd baalthy dat la bla feotbail T.oo" a whea be atlamptad ta coach tale la ll. Howard Joo.a. who he4 mora than ma4a a;oo4 at arraruaa. took Bp tba Kl aasica-aaat an4 ttaraby dropped moat of hie coa'Hnf fame. frank liiakay followed Janaa aad ia h. too, Bove ci out into tat abadowa. rairu r "- ' Sale ant sroppaC a busk of Ike fiery be seise I Ba yaara ao. Tm Job of cearbtna- a Tale elaees doaa't aaem to ba a hit mora daa- aroua tbaa cbar(i- a trencn ir 1th Tnacbioe cuna. earapnai are auu Baiaaaeus (aaae a vit, e a a If Mr. Tord le able io produce peace 1Q lHWy.. . . w ' pucb saatua may brloa ba rrda and t h. toaiaar. oi a wv tea a bat Syracuse) Lacks Gam, Sy OnoTimo Elattem Star. Oraaooj aa tlahla'a Tenaa at Iaat Taa Taartetaaa Strwasa Tba Tlalfara. ta Uylalaa ef Ir. T. Mi. PT 1R- T. W. ROS.t. " ramaoa Ceiambia Caloraity Osard. taae. FUUTilALl. lo tba l-aal has deceoer atd loto a cotnblsattoo of beaket bail and RoeTby If the Syracaea sieves ta a eatnpla of top-notch aatera foot ball. ivblce. the raucb-toatad guard, waa juat a vreat his, tall, slow, ordinary, orerhcary cuerd so Inetsct late on every rberca. Ills tasratnste, Schtach- lar. played clrclae around hint on or faoaa end defenae In fact, all of tbs taw ftyraeuae etralsbt football ealoa ware made around bine, with WUklnaeo carrylnc tha ball. To compare White with or lo place him oa the football roll of honor along with turn like Gordon, Browne. ta Vtlit or Wllry Woodruff la ridiculous. Tba o. A. t. team lacked in every oa partm.nt ef tba same poor taokUng. poor defenee aad oo Interference. Tkair ehift play. Inataad of bewll drmc. almpfy talacrapba tbclr oppo nents wbera tba play le coins. A line man. color to tba becklield to Disks the forward paeeae. waa alas another telecraph play that waa luat aa ap parent to tba epectalors aa to the Syra cuse team. Tba prtis lvorold play of the cams occurred In the flret quarter, when, with Ji yarda to fa. deep In their owa territory snd oo tba fourth down. ttrraruea pulled a forward paaa that w,at. II waa one of the bonebead elate that eomettmee break rlcbt. The Krrnruee team la a wondarfally coached ordinary team; In feet, tba heet-cache4 offnle hunch ever sees bare, and rlsbt there It stops The Hrrncuee defrnee was put to Ike lu.t anouch t ahow ma that Waabinston ftate. UBlveralty aX Or coa or toblea teem could beat tbem at leaet to loucboowns. oni:cox city to tl.y parks Colambla Will Mrrt Intrx. City Tram t Ronuajr. Orvsea Cl'y wilt aand Its. football toam to Play acalnel the Columbia rfc nrfllo" on tna t oiumoi MEN! Get a Warm v Overcoat! COME UrSTAIKS an be convinced that I can and do sell Suits and Overcoats closer to whole sale than the ground-floor clothing stores. My upstairs rent is one-twentieth of a ground floor store. You save because I save. MEMS SUITS'! RAINCOATSiJ OVERCOATS 1 dOfv.vVLT D9HH a' the elevator a 8 VsTiYTtttV TTTT -ft TTTT i i I I e i JDlffilllQ) Uli 1 irtrn a ' fin n..rzj-- f.a.a iiiaiiiiiiiiiiiii KNOWN THE DO you realize that $5 invested in a Gillette Safety Razor for a Son, Hus band or Brother this Christmas will insure his shaving com fort and save him forty to sixty dollars every year? Christmas Gillettes now in the stores $5 to $50 Mut lit "Hub lift' In Oe CHUttt Utah fdtl tf BUia-SHc. cr ft GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO, BOSTON. CKAND rRIZE-HIGIIEST AWAKD-P.n.m.-P.clllc ExpeslUoa mm U WIUU Hlu-i-HWH Park crounds neil Sunday afternoon. The other con teat of the Inter-clty Football Lescus will bs plsyed In Vsn. ..wn tha Vancouver Soldlere aad tha Waahlncton Athletic Club or Vancouver. " ". Columbia Park lrsda the circuit with m ... .f.a i. KfTorta sre betne; made to match the Columbia psrk contincent wun tna r.a " land eleven on Multnomah , Field New Year's day. rAnlts announcement will be made sfter a conaultatlon with v. . II'. Ik.. .imarinlatlrfint Of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club,thl afternoon or tomorrow. BOND ESTABLISIIKD BY CAMU Orcon htiian Mar raT C Connfv's Bet Klcvcn Annually. MAnsilFIELD. Or Pec. l.( Spe cial.) The Oreson f reahmen-alerah field Hlch rVhnol football came, played here last Krldey. satabllahed s bond between Coos Bay snd iucene which le likely to row Into an n""1 came belwaan the Cnlveralty of Ore gon treabmen snd tha beat high school tesra thst Coos County produces from year to year. Vr. John btraub. who wae here with the university boys. n much In favor af making such aa event sa annual feature. There was talk, sa. well, of having basketball enter Into the general relatione between the tw sectlone and the Marebfield team may ptsy si Kugens the coming Pprlng if railroad connection, srs fisubed by tha Willamette-tarflr'. Inside Velvet Collars Are It! rrt-t--n 4 2(WZ5)TOVEtR - saves you dollaw rt i . r. : 'At? I X 'aaa- rU. - a X ! w i f aaar-aa -v ar3C - V on m o EC KATI THREE SESSIONS DAILY Morning, 10 to 12, Admission 25c Afternoon, 3 to 5, Admission 30c Evening, 8 to 10:15, Admission 40c Saturday Morning, Children ... 15c Music every afternoon and evening Special .attention to beginners at morning sessions. Lessons in Fancy Skating at Moderate Rates. a Portland Ice Hippodrome Twenty-first and Marshall Take W. or 23d-St Car. jt OOD PUDGE. HEARS OlM.REMeMBE" WMtH WK WAft OyS HOW Wl CHEWCD UH WWCM Wt WENT I IN every Community there are many men who are glad they gave W-B CUT Chewing a quality test. Their chewing is more of comfort to them now than it used to be. And they use only about half as much tobacco. W-B CUT Chewing is rich tobacco -so a small chew satisfies. Get a pouch. Netieo haw the eak arlase ant the rich tahacas teato" SUie by VETMAN-BRUTOlf COM? A NT, 50 Uaiea Soaa-a, Hew Terk Cty I 1 mm aWV V wu. rmm nDinnVFP' Fa. 46a-51tBoard 3f-JS ORLD OVER tm qm TUlU - -nirn Mimwmiimitnm THEWTALMNq OF BOY HOOP PAYs) yES.BUT We ARE MEN NOW. AND TWERK1S A.LOT fORl SATI4PACTION IN W-B CUT I THAH THERE EVER WA IN Oun. rrs mat. TooACca E I NG UPTi Tr- Broadway, at Taylor HEILJAjI Mala t. A 1123 TONIGHT 8:15 rOI'L LAB I'BICE MAT. SATURDAY Floor, 1 BaU. 75c, 80c al 35c, t5c BTcnlaea. l.m. l. 7c. SOc. trio. 7 SS, Next Sunday MATS. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY DADDY MG LEGS RENtC KELLV . JUDY r iloor a 70c, Kvca. and hoih Matiueea: Lower l.SO. Pa. cony. B rna 1. it row a ro' ZOc. Gal.. SOc. MAIL ORDERS NOW. Box-Office Opena Today, Home of he Popular Baker 'ayeri Te . . . i. R.turiiav. u ranl- n i K n I. au wca ui.um. - atuatloa of the widely-read novel. -THE BARRIER. , , By Re Beach. A tale of the early Yukon rold rush. Ev-Mlnne. 60c. Box and log 5- .f . t -ii .t. lexceDt box ana in only. Next eek. atartlng Sun day matinee, 'The er Ie Well. I Beacb). UUOAUIVAV AND V.VMlill.L. Tha Rt of Vaudeville. VICTOR M0RLEY & COMPANY fitnart Barnes, Madame Donald-Aver, Ieon Hark Mark. Orphenm Travel Weekly. alftTC DDIP.7C.. Mat tare. Bally, lve. rao. NU It. rilCaO. Mjrhta. tec. X5e. 50c "THK LION S BKIDK." Introduelns Carter h. Vnurion. bis oura large ceniuany. In- eluding a Koval Nubian I ion. b lr 1 11 r. IV siicii-ur, " " itaiu. first roar balcony aeata reserved by phone. Curteln i:0. a and 9. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Ttlrfha ZUItFLCH To Mr. and Mr. A. M. 7.ur- . . . - . . v....mh. 1U a ri.nchl.r. bLumENS-CHEIN To Mr. and Mrs. Adam Blumenechein. 230 Kaat Flfty-flrat street. November j. a eon. . r CHIVINGTON To Mr. and Mr, r.uclus H. . . , . ti -., n.inh., An . Mn cnivingiou. . ' - . " CUASSMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chasaman, 232H Arthur street, isovemoer t Ha'n.NA To Mr. and Mrs. Ardo Hanna. . ... r . uk-.i ,.. 'nt.mh.p '. 1 S . 1U19 Li .iuii " -. .. . . ALFANO To Mr. and Mrs. Louie Alfano, 171 S Caruthera street. November a", a son. WASHBURN To Mr. and Mrs. George L. Washburn, Park Place, Or.. November 20. a ''sAUL-To Mr. and Mre. Thomas W Saul 440 East Seventeenth atreet North, November l' 'ct'LVER To Mr. and Mrs. William K. Culver. 7S5 Fifty-ninth avenue Soutueut, November 25. a daughter. WEEKS To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Weeks. 1366 Eaat Broadway, Noaamber 22, a daLfvSLY To Mr. and Mm. H. L. Lively. 224 Eighty-second atreet, November 24, a "hei-KER T Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, 45 Rusatt atreet. Novehiber 10 a daughter. MORTON To Mr and Mrs. Wirt Morton, gfl3 Woodward street, November 20. a daughter. Building Prnnlta. MRS SMITH Repairs, one-story frame dwelling-, J2" Kast Thlrtv-ninth atreet North; bulidar, D. F. Campbell; IU0U. W. MICHELSON Repair on-story frasna dwalllng. 6441 Sixty-sixth street Southeast, between Sixty-third avenue and Sixty-fifth avenue; builder. Charles Baker; 50. FRANK SNOW. Erect one-story frame garage, 12T.5 Montana avenue, between Ains worth and bimpaon streets; builder, Sam Etter; 1100. L. E. PATTERSON Erect one-story frame garage, C42 East Eighteenth atreet North, between Slrklyou snd Stanton Itreau; build er, W. J. Dunlap, Jr.: 200. w K. DEAL Erect one-story fram ga rage 9K Garfield avenue, between Mason and Pkidmore streets: builder, same; f40. MRS. ANNIE WATSON Repair two-story frame meat market, Sol North seventeenth street between savier and Thurman atreets; builder, Hnjnrt Doherty; $200. H E ROSSETER Repair one-story frame dwelling. 8020 Thirty-ninth avenue South east, between Sixtieth and Sixty-second atreets: builder, same; 130. ERNEST MILLER Repair two-story store, 172 First street, between Morrison and Yamhill streets: builder, same; 0. T H HOCKEN Erect one and one-balf-atory dwelling. Ladmnirton Court, be tween East Fortieth and East Forty-first atreets; hulli'er. A. M. Hocken; $4000. J. A. HUBHELL Erect one and one-half-story frame dwelling. 14KI Alameda, between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth .treats; builder, B. A. Patterson; JS500 O B. STt'BBS Wreck two-etory atore end residence, 44 North Fourth street, between Couch and Davis atreets; wrecker, L . Ken. ney; 2m0. Vaneoaver Marriage License. M'DEVITT-KELLER Jamea MrDevitt. 61. of Portland, and Mrs. Belva Keller, trO, of Portland. WILLIS-CHAPMAN f. D. WllliB. 30. of Portland, and Mrs. Amanda Chapman, 2U, of Portland. n , CANTRELL-CARR Noah Centre!! 3, of Vancouver. Wash., and Virginia W. Carr, 24, of Oakland. Cel. CLAYTON-RA AS Cheater E. Clayton, 25, ot Portland, and Lillian Haas. 24, of Port la n 1 ACCTIONS BAI.ES TODAT. At Bakera Auction House, a large quan tity of good household furniture, carpeta. etc. Sale at lSS-itta park -t., nt 10 A. M. ART At;CT!ON SALE. The auction of oils, water colors and pas tele will be continued at 2 P. M. today. This Is a collection of real pictures that must be sold. Ueo. Baker a Co., ie-lUH Park St. TOO I.ATE TO CLASSIFY. ARK you looking for a good home for your dog? call japor iji. MEKT1NO NOTICES. B. P. O. ELKS. No. 142 Begular meeting this Thurs dayl evening, Elks' Temple, . o'clock. Vlaitin brothers welcome. By order of the E. R. M. Tt. SPAULDtNQ, secretary. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114 A. I. rL .1. ' . munlcalion this (Thursday) evening at o'clock, Masonic Temple. Payment of dues and Installation of officers. Mem- - DC.B of coiumoia, iiihkh 11 . . -. . .. . - -,.,.,il VKIHna nrpth- ten alwaya welcome By "M-r W M KENTON LODGE. NO.. 14S, A. F, AND A. M. Slated com munication title CTuutasiay) evening. o'eloek. M. M. de gree. Visiting brethren always welcome. By order of W. M. CHAR. T. FELBIO, Sec. x- OREGON COMMANDEUY, K. T.' special conclave ..this (Tnursaay) evening at t.o... ' Order of the Temple. Tour attendance will be appre ciated. C. F. WIEOAND, "Recorder. GOLDEN ftfLE ENCAMPMENT NO. 28. . 1. ....... (hi. iThurndavl evening. In Orient "Hall. E. 6th and Alder, at 8 tslaSSar"'""" "6: BTAlCscrib..' EMBLKM Jewelry, byttoBi. eharma plna. Sew dslgna Jaeger Broa. Itl-t Sixth at. PIK.U. GOETHE-Tn this city. Dvcember 1, at her late residence. 511 Columbia at Mary ioetlie. aged f.e years. The remains are at the rwldence establishment of J. P. Finley Montgomery, at 6th. o- Uce of funeral hereafter. LO a- . ev Jf 'V J J V a ava Ha y... T T T .1.1. I'ttV TIOC 1. at . ... u. v i ,il ; i n.nn. acfa as years. The remain. 'are at the resldencu eatabliahment of J. P. Flnlev & Son Mont gomery, at Sth. Notice of funeral here after. ' IXKKAr NOTICES. GRANTHAN Tn this city. Decemtsr 1. at his late residence. S4 Grand avenue Norto. W. Eugene Granthan, aged 04 years: Be loved father of 1.11a Granthan and Mrs.. J- C Bradford, of Hlllsboro. Or.; brother of Harvey Granthan. of thie city. Ttio funeral aervlcra will be held at the con servatory chapel of East Side uneral Directors. 414 East Alder street, at A F. M todav (Thursdays Friends Invited. In terment in tha family plot, Multaomali Cemetery. GILLr Tha funeral service of the late JtmM C. Gill, late of b05 K. 30th St., will be directed h A. D. Kenworthy & CO.. in tho Finley chapel. Montgomery St.. at otli, today (Thursday!. at 1 o'clock P. M Frlends respectfully invited to attend, la terment Rose City Park Cemetery. Re mains will be at the funeraj parlors o A. X. Kenworthy & Co., uSUi-4 a-d at. a. E-, In Lents, until noon. FREEBERG The funeral services of the lata August Fneeberg, aced tiJ years' '' taanths 1 days, of Hiliedale. Or., who cOd November 30. will be held at Hol man's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon streets at 2 P. M. today (Thursday). De cember 2. Friends invited. Concluding services at the Portland Crematorium. ROWLANDS The funeral servicea of the, late George E. Rowlands will be held at tho Anabel Preatvterlan Church. 50th at. and 117th ave.. Mount Scott car. today (Thursdav at 2 P. jr. Friends Invited. Remains at P. L. I.erch undertaking par lors. East lltl. and Clay ate. MODESTO Nov. 2!. Klberte Modesto aK'ed 27 vearx. Funeral will take place from DuriniiiK & McEntee a chapel today (Thursdavi. D. c. 2, at 2 P. M. Servlivra at St. Michael's Church. 4th and MiUa atreets. 2:o0 P. M. Friends invited, in terment Multnomali ienieur. FREEBERG In this city. November , August rreenerg. ago today (Thursday). 2 P. M.. Holman a chapel. Oddfellow services at Crematorium. Friends Invited. FCN E R- V DIRECTORS. The only residence undertaking eatabllah" ment In Portland w ith private drive ay. -Main U. A J. P. FINLEY A SON. Montgomery at Fifth. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading funeral director; 220 Third street, .corner Salmoa. iady aslstanU A loll. Main ovl. K. S. DUNNING, INC. East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder street. East 02, B 255. A. R. ZEL-LER CO., 3U2 WILLIAMS A V a. East loeo, C lOss. Lady attendant. Day and i ight service. DUNNING at M'ENTEK. funeral directors. Broadway and Pine. Phone Main .30. A 430a. Lady attendant. wit 1 tr l. . TPircT Inrtenendent funera Directors. Funerals as low as 20. 40..J5. WashlnKton and Ella sts. Main 2rt91. A ial. P. L. LEKCli, East J 1th aud Clay streata. Lady assistant. h.usi SK1JWES UN DERTAKING COM PANT, Jd and Clay. Main 4102. Lady attenaanu r x BYRNES, Williams and Knott. East lli5. C 1943. Lady attendant. ""BREEZE & SNOOK. Sunnyslde Parlors: auto bearso. 102"! Belmont. Tab. U.iS. B 12jS. FLOKISTS. MARTIN FORBES CO florls... 347 Wash- ington. aiain o. a i-u... . occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 2X7 Morrison at Main or A ls6S. Fine flowers and floral designs. no prantii MAX M. SMITH, Mnin 7215, A Beiung bldg., tltn anu jmr TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S3 Waahl ng ton St.. bet. 4th and nth Main M02. A 110a. MOMMESTS. PORTLAND MARBLE 'V,1;KSi-;1-2"ph5 ax., opp. City Hall. Main Soul. Philip Neu & Eona for memorials. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY B74 BELJIOXT ST. rhanrs Eaat 1423, B 2515. Open Day aad Night. t. - .,1 e . r II ! 1 1 v to tills o f - flee. Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance lor sick ana aimuiw animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring pet may communicate with m. SEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS j on improved city and farm property at current rates. Attractive repayment privileges. Loans quickly closed. Ca.l Off' LARGE LOANS OV 00 00 BUSINESS PROPERTIES w u A. H. BIRRELL CO. 1 17-219 IVorthweatcrn Bank Building. Maraball 4lH. A 4118. WE ARE IX THE MARKET FOR MORTGAGE LOANS UPON IMPROVED FARM LANDS B WHERS MORTfiAUE CORPORATION. CAPITAL S5O0.0OO. Title and Trnat Building. ' BONDS MORTGAGES ; Large amount of fOJ on improved in money to loan at O ' sid P r o p erty. Residence loans 6 and 7 per cent, ac cording to location. Bond aad Slertgasea for Sale. 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