THE MORNING OEEGOXIAN, TRID.VT, JAXTJART T, 1916.
13
BANKERS PREDICT
PROSPEROUS YEAR
Revival of Lumber, Railroad
Construction and Better
. Crop Outlook Cheer.
GOOD PRICES EXPECTED
rlrra Otts llaala It I
IkM a 4Whe-r KM-tltXt
la fovtUMf. I'a U Wa
nt-tie
4
for ttonl. (. anal Mark.
T ar f Ore ! '
Hi ;' f r'ae?ert. T
an. r : f tiMIMM a wae
n.rUOO. rl tera lata do.. !
wu er te.el l r"a'
114 : tetn I r-er4 Is at
mf laair-r 4 tr4 la all It
..mm. 1 ajrtteaut a, 4 eta
oi.- aiatUr tl tU k
a latter af laaiifT aa t ea4.tlaa
a a.i ...r kk4 aroaoaarte. fr ta
.ear ll pa-t a. a I r lt
1.. I efr,.- ! It i. l '"-
ear I UTfi. ,t. d of ra''a4.
.... I. r. la .ia'lMlr W
tna-.a wlwu trtsutara I'artlaa
Keelae war ei4 from t' eaaa,
Aa to trawl Is laa
anaiorie 4esn.nn it a Mlow aoraaai.
iiut a ae,4er:i aamoer r-M
sa4itloa a, (e4 la tl. '
aai. 11 ar la lu4 ta e.aeo katter
r omi a ti a
tn nM( t.ae; reorta r r-
......4 (rotas :etara !! Cauali".
e4 I'""
... u.4.o auraalt aad
a nri. far I B ... cemodltt
aaaa aaaa B'a4. t fc Utll !-
ta. terr cam traxa t tViila
tt !
lay aa4 tna t'aaat eoaiatie. waaca lare-
1, g4 t-T taair araasartty aa i
lumbar etielaea.
Aa tor HI4, it ta fa-l-a le anaa
Iraiou apmwa l.iat sntrlaU pror
a ,11 ea racr44. T iaa art
ee4 aa laa rtal l a lomSaf l
a jatrr ata kaa aa ! la. taa aplaa
i.4 autw tor caraat. toraa aa4 (rati
arapa. aa ap'It;oa ( rrt aa
rar au aa4 tiaajo.a! aa4 lacal
. ocmaata at Mir aia.la. Taa aaa
ara at laa aartoua cauadaa la toa
(laataar Muana (r .iakaa a asara
a-ta TMf la al
i4If Cuuaty Uaatftar coaditien
ara at-f -tofT f' a:J farm are-iu-la
Tara a iat at aaaw. aaaar
la aratar for IcnttiM. aa4 aaaiatara
ttt nutoa Maa praaparta ara
ana(ar taaa tar waa tiaaa faal.
M Ilia aa aWatadt 1iaaaaa
Kaataa Cauaty f t latnoar l4oa
t tacenaa at all artlaa. U UI a4
aalarfHiT. tal praasavta la Ibia ra-
Da-I ara (aaerabla.
r!aartiaa cri t r Ta riaptaBa4
ttaaaia of : al rraa 4 Mr s
nam t( a'ir IMnca. Tlmaar (al
aMa tm l('" 'a a"4 at'ara
ra ataJa pUa au a.ttar inaa laai
yaar Hdu4 fc aa4 (air ar
aa-a.i.
LAlaoa naer aatnitla aaa lm
aravamaal aaarL Haiiatoa pmf ar
aaafiianl. ! aill fl aaaxa a
la.aa tl-a .'a aat
mm;4 ault fcaa aea arHara aa aan4
it raa attaoxi l. an-4 aitk taa
aaia.-a (air aul at laa aa. t.la taaa
laa (arvar4 la a uaar aaa
ant.
ol,mia Oamlr taaiar kaa at
.. Iccciaa cam fa lai ar atartiac
an4 aiaa ara lKfi.a aa4 la-
arina taatr Ir4i,
rm i'it rran f ara tr laa.
inani, laMl aa I 4iici
liaf.r marlal aa4 raaaplatlaa a( ta
haiaax -.-, fi I 'a-. Ral-at 4,a
a-tra.
a " .
I
smmA bar
II I I. II II I. i Bill
I LWaUaJJ t! Portlanff Leading Tailor
Tm 0ffers
Be Here 'A
or
"Si
MAY::
KHUM
ST
, My
Windows
Tell the
Story
Corner 6th and Stark Sts.
This "New Year's" Reminder
Friday
Saturday
And get the "cream"
of the patterns
umic or
af
OviSFCosiit.
1
IS- : r . .
r-
V i i
atr f ( ft a4
ufft 'tncf rr-t fe tk yar
P at
rm Kait4- ! !" f"t fra
t t . a! ra . 4 markit4.
tiitviJrM anw?r ft
aa . f:f a-rff. Riir'l ili4f
Inr LumXf ihm Co atari,
Wwt K Caintir riant af iroi-
1 .f i4 f r aria-a for fml. T
.4t-.i mn r I 4tantr--tta). la
rr4M4 trv4f4 ra inreuc antr4
raL .4jiMtrq.-f.on, 4ttr fasit?l an4
ttiari aSU'Put 4pf a f ' kt
uaf uf r 4a i 7Tmant af ai i
f an fni,M t w atar raaafva.
f.l tim. f-if r .r4'. amptoyaa -M4
an" '-titltr lit i mv.
a troti can-J. la 4a!.
rU' aaaj aw ., n4 jtrta. ivt r
f 4ar torr aal ri ! t'rtartst City
t favora&la for r -op. i:a4r aiaraal
far kar4ra an I r-t .
U rim w m ar4 fcat arm.
ia oa4 arv aa an4 -atftar rA4ltiofa
Af faMraba for rff-t.
Ira i. Iattr t c ttih4it ta at t4-
tUav4a 4ft!j ipnrl coc4.1ioR
rpuKi 4n-r.J 4tm aaa
a-'l larmara kata tik ffaia jral
t J.., a--J iti r t of fcitr atm
r I ju. prwnta U tAorb 1
1a4iWaa Wat rWallfaL
V ljfilir lr'aO rr. for
--i aa t j49l ar raa fv mrat fr
is iivi4 vicf anrr'ir ln4UC4
Mirit loant-r'if ifi aj Fall
f n4 r-i; at4;;:a-a caaal aa far.
l -ik 4rkaJ a a af pra a4 ka
-ara aaJ n--ra4ic rr !. In f4
atrt ta rort. 4;f?ta ao4 ba.
famaf a .ta- af .4dtautra
Wfto fa-, n 0 i Ia-vl, fr tMl
- ar ratt: a4. (o4. rrop pro.
pat.
V a.'ao'na' fa-mt Vra laqixtrr f r
I la -.! af cBair. Iaaa
a a-a W4mn vrtR aa4 eikar
a ! Oaajn i c la a a
io.a'.i-U"i4) tn44atrf a
I'fmi af (ajtrramai. ttnt
wa f I k V-l-4-r if racaa Hp
AMa.U.4) S(a a l.ia
arv
pirvn iihb itit aaoat-r
a,r4 kra rxrt. f I'ail '-rv-9 a fa4
al rifo-jr.4 ri'ir. ktif a-r
aai U r-o ! a I
T m 4 t "- Pra.- ara
f a CaM4 rti0m aurl'. t a n
ttatf arwaat-Ca w rx 4 Mwci
Open Saturday
Evening Till 9:30
MY
Sewed in the clothes I
make is a reminder of
where they came from to
the very last!
Made-to-Order
Every Suit or Overcoat Made-to
Order During This Sale I Guarantee
a $30.00 Value!
Every essential of permanent
workmanship and shape retention is
embodied in a Ray Barkhurst Suit or
Overcoat Made-to-Order.
The materials are of the best all-wool
fabrics, and every garment is made in my
own sanitary workshop, where working
conditions make contented and skilled
tailors.
My Reputation Is Back of
My $18 Suits and Over
coats Made-to-Order
You can rest assured that I am taking no
chances of injuring my reputation when I
advertise a special value!
There is no shrinking no boiling down in
Quality!
. Money -cheerfully refunded if you're not
satisfied !
faraa U4 elaar4 la paal iar. Harbor
ImprMauaU.
raailaa KiMrti Maafe ralt.
t'aaaillta Ctruntr 'atl wk.al aowa la
aTao4 aaaaaa and pi.atjr at molatora
f lowai Mtl4 IVlatar pramtaaa soo4
fra,t rt op araan4 4t!ton. lanaaa la (eod
coa4,liua. taa4 plaetKtll aa4 M prara
praapacta aatiafatory. 0 Tacaal
ka'aaaa la Taadlatoa.
I. aioa Caaaiy a.iraoa4 aaa mora
maiatura thaa at any tltna Juna IiV.
Um.t ar la. 1 crop la atl.l ta aa ol4.
Wailoaa Caaaiy limbrr aa4 phaap
atarkat irnpraaieaj. Cop par pricaa bistt.
tr" preaparta ry a o4.
Aaai Ceualy .rm crop praapaxta
a-aaarally soo4. Outlook la tor CaaM
(raait crop aa4 (air pra-aa
Waabiaftoa Co -j n t rl-4 in har 4maa4
ttwraaaiaa. A4n la milk pricaa
as4 praapartiaa rurthaa arfaaaraa.
Waai.i taialT Mtlla ara raaamlnc
aparacioe. Iliabar racnaxl arooda prir.a
aira-taoi. I loo oraaarar Aaaocialiaa
III a aa kaaar a-erkiac baaia.
t'larka t'oaaiy. VaakiB(aa Tror-
pa-la ara (air.
I -a I lountr. 1 aahlaataa Umbar
aa i mill coaaS.tica laaproara4.
Ia3a Couatr. W aakincioa tC(ln
raRipa ara alanine an4 I4 miiia ara
aapav-ta4 ta laoaaa
PLUMBING CODE OPPOSED
OallaWa Otfrrt to Rralrr-mrnl of
fTla al'oatractlas WltJt Krarr.
A proaiaioa at taa rlira rapaaa4
a. w piumbtaa tda to rajtra taa eoa
iraartioa aa a l aoliJlnaa, la tka Inaar
(Ira liailta. af 4raiea la rarrr ra-a
aratar 4lrat!y ta aa m air, mat lta op.
poaitiaa aaiaay R.a ta coda a aa
aaaai4ara4 by (aa Couacll al a apacial
aaaatiatf attaaaaat by aaumaara aa4 rap-
raaaaiailvaa of bua,aaa lataraata. Taa
aaaaltoa alii oa raeat4ara4 aaala arhaa
taa n aai ira la ap tor paaaaaTa.
Otpoatiiaa cama bavaaaa at tha prob
ab!a aipaaaa of aucb rcaaaciloraa. II
.. aai4 tbat buataaaa proparty rarinot
ta4 ica a444laoaal buraaa at Una
tiaaa
t Vatrrti llrgUtrr la Lin a.
ALBA-NT. Or, Jaa I fipaaarlal. i
we ana a aara iaclu4a4 aaioac taa 4
volar ana ractrt.r4 la Lin a Coaaty
aa tka f . r.t two da a taa booka war
aaaa aad.r ta a.w pormaaaat rvcia-
trattoa law. rorty.au at tha Volar
w ha r-1 1. 1 ra4 kloa4ay aa4 yaaiantay
vara HpuMlraaa. ot Iba alfcar. 24
war Daraoarrat. oa waa a FTolubitioa
lat aa4 twa war la4apa4aaL Tbr
w aa aa Procriv.
y. M. C. Jt MEET ON
Sunday School Secretaries to
Open Convention Today.
WORK TO BE STANDARDIZED
CoofrrracM Will lie Held Jointly
With County Aaoclallon and
a
Arrantt?inrnta JIado for Sro
Itanal Cathrriar n Stale
Corvfrrnca to ttaa4avrtlta work and
to provid for rotatlrc atata foovan-
liaaa will ba opaaa4 by alat Sunday
acboel aarrtarlaa af tba Paclflo North-
w.at and Brlttah Columbia at Iba T. U.
C A. today. Tomorrow afternoon and
Sunday tha cenfaraaraa will ba bald
jointly with thoaa af tba Multnomah
County Pundey Hchool Aaaoriation.
Provision i'l ba mada at tba mm-
Ira taday tor a pactional confervaca at
Tha Laaiie. t::in. In Lnlon Countty.
a4 at a Coutbarn WiUamatla Valley
point not yet d'aMdad on. Tha tnaatmsa
wl.l ba bald th laat wk In April
and tha first wk la May. Inataad of
hoidtna aa aniira atata convention In
rortlanat aa baa baa a tba custom bar-lofor.
Th Plata arrtarlaa ara aatnarlna; In
Portland today paa-auaa lha National
ranvantlon at LoulavlUa. Kr.lt too far!
away tor Pacific total worktra. At tha
factional catrlnara braatfar. proml
aaat taat.rn' Par wnH ba brought
lha Ceaat to addraa th worker.
sole- from on convention to anotber
oa acbadula.
ralplla ta Ba J"Illa4.
uaday Dr. If. A. Dowllns. aacratary
for Lower California will occupy th
palplt af tha Kirel United Hrathraa
Cburch In tba moraine: I. W. William-
eon. -rtary for Hrltlrh Columbia.
Whit Tempi for both aarvlcaa; and
r. c. Knapp. aacratary for th Inland
Kmplr. win ba at th Ro City Tark
Metaodtet Kpiscopal Church In tha
mornlne and th Rom City Tarlc rr
byiarlaa Church at nlKht.
Other atata caacrotarira attendlna: are:
C. R. Klaher. Fin Franolaco. Northern
California: Walter 4J. Sloora. Heattle.
Western Waahlnrton: Mra. K M.
Orni.br. Pole. Idaho, and Charles: A.
I'hlppa. Portland. Ot. a
Follow ln la th programme:
Kaalairoay.
T 11 r. . I o'etoi-k. Mr. M. A. Danra
bsaer. prarldlna "Heraalf." Mr. U K.
Onroy. Ilolaa. Idaho: "auoalay Bchool Ean
a..iam." II. A. Uowllna. Lea Ansaiaa. Cal.
Tha CbaMenae ot tha Hour." I. W. Will
lamson. Vaacouaar, B. C; fellowship supper.
t.u. r. M c A
T. M. C A.. T:IO eVloek. trr. J. Earl El,
eounlr praaidaal. preelolrif a" Taar Ar
!laltlee. W. 4 Moor.. Paattl. wash.
"Miaalnnarv M.thod (or tha funder achooL'
C. R rTaher. Van Praoekw-o. Cal: Illustrated
lctur. E. C. Kaapp. Spokane, 'Wash.
2
GEM YALIED AT 91300 REPORTED
LOST. KOl .ND IX BED. i
TWO Of STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL SECRETARIES OF Y. M.
CON FEBE.NCE TODAY.
CA.J.T
y
t .
4
4CulBv.
Whl? Tinpl. J F. U.. Dr. J. Krt T.',
prawaidmir Mor rlc4 14 or I. tU
(amtvoa. Vinceam. B. C: frmrr. Dr. J.
If prt4Vat Jkcluoa County; t.1drv
rvTarrmiM:m U. A. Drtln. IrO Aa-
"Ttm Ch.'!nt of th luif.cult K.
KBt.Pt. fthan, Wt.aih x4 11 r. HaVr
Mtac fowf " rhri a. Phipp. Portland.
STATE TESTS 28 NURSES
Rumination for Crrtlflratra la Iia-
Inc Glve-n In Portland.
Twntr-larht auraaa beaaa yester
day at tha Central Library to take the
tat examinations for certificates as
redsterrd nurses. Tba examination,
which is bains; sjtvaa by th Flat Board
of Examination and Registration of
Oraduate Nurses, will b completed to
day.
The majority ara s-rsduate of Port
land boarpltaUs. A tw ar from The
Dalles. Th board held an examlna
tMn In Salem recently. Tba board
comprlsr Olive k. Osborne, of Med-
ford, president: Jan v. Doyle, of Port
land, aecrotary-traaaurer. and Frances
McLane. Portland.
ROAD FUSS JPLAN OFFERED
To Have'ConnaSI Collect Fart and
debt Oat Ret. I. Proposal.
An effort will ba mada by those fi
nancially Involve! In th tanrle of af
fairs surrounding tha Linnton Ekyllne
Boulevard o 't tha Council to col
lect frora tha property owners to be
aaesd for tba work amounts which
they admit they owe for th project
and to let th rst ataad until it can
ba fought out la tha courts.
The plan was unfolded to members
of tha City Council yesterday and
probably will b th subject of a spe
cial meeting within a few days. As
tha rasa now stands those who financed
th work ar waiting for their money
and have been waiting for more than
a year.
Tha balanre wheel of a wstrh Vlbrsta (nn
ttm.a a minute. 42. w tlmas a oay,
1ST onr timae a rear.
. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Umbrs Portland Osteopathic Aaaa.
fr. If- Leatrr. 41 Xomn
B.dg. J'hone Main 4:1.
Bewlaad. Irr. U H. 11 Selling Bldg.
Mala llli. A tl.
Keller. Dr. Wllllaen C lt Taylor EL
i'bonea Main 144. A 444.
Lacy. Dr. II. N suit 101 Morgan Pldg.
Phono Marshall Its. Tabor 4171.
Leaar4. Dr. M. P 77 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main Tot. A 1701.
, Dr. Vtratata V. 411 Morran
Bldg. Pbonea Main 147, Mar. 401.
Moawo. Dra. T. K. aa4 H. C P, 0i Sell
ing Bldg. Main ltl. A 1444.
Myera. Dr. Katkerla SOS-7 Journal
mat. Marshall li.a. A axil.
Kaa-ikaa. Dr. K. 101 Morgan Bldg.
i'hon.s Main J4J. Laat .024.
Walker. Dr. Kva 124 Laat lata St.
Norio. Ihon Laat till.
Police Notified af Tbrft af Celd-Haa
died Kalfe. Valaable Clotblag
aad Other Property.
The bold-up man wbo pointed a re
volver In th face of W. H. Mlsx. of 652
North Forty-fourth street, at the cor
ner of Last Forty-ninth and Siskiyou
streets at I o'clock Wednesday nlffhf.
cot nothing for his trouble. He Is de
scribed aa of medium height and weight.
with dark bat and working clothes, lie
is not believed to be the same man as
tha ona who operated at Buxton and
Nelson streets the night before, owing
to the weapon being of a different type.
J. Coody Johnson, a W ewoka. Okla.
attorney, stopping at room 201, Golden
West Hotel, says ba is possessor of
4.77 karat diamond valued at $1500, and
observed many envious glances at this
tone since his arrival In Portland.
Wednesdsy ba reported to the police
that it had been stolen. Detectives
Craddock and Smith discovered the ring
bidden in the bedclothes of bis room,
where 8mith had lost it. apparently. In
his sleep.
Mrs. a Rhemstrom. 301 Twelfth
street, reported to tha police yesterday
ta theft of a gold-handled knife with
diamond, a pair of scissors and an
Alaska mink neckpiece of unusual
value. The property was taken from
bar room while she was away.
Mrs. is, Hall, residing a quarter of a
mila from the city line on the Foster
road, reported th theft ot valuable
brown fox fur, a lady's watch, black
satin coat and other apparel, aa well as
a leather suitcase. The house was
robbed while she was at work at the
Olds, Wortman dc King store.
H. i. Barbour, wanted by tba Sheriff
at I'eoaieton. on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, got
out or rortiana with only three-quar
ters of an hour to spare. He bad Just
left tn Cornelius Hotel when the de
tectlve arrived. His wife, stopping at
tha Eaton, is believed to have dropped
remarks that will disclose bis wbere-
abouta In Washington.
W. H. Woodworth. president of the
First National Bank. Three Council
men were nominated by the voters of
tha various wards as follows: First
Ward, Thomas Rood; Second, Theodore
Oardner: Third, Joseph B. Hollins
worth. Rood is now Councilman from
his ward by reason of appointment to
fill a vacancy. '
Xe-wberg Nominations Are Made.
NEWBERO, Or.. Jan. . (Special.
At tbe caucus last night to nominate
cPJy officers to be voted on next Mon
day, tbe following Incumbents were re
nominated: For Mayor. Jessa Edwards:
Rerorrlar. Miaa Trla Woods; Treasurer
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dally and Sudaj.
Per Lin.
Or time lc
rMn mi twm cvfmwt Udim Is?
mm md thn eacflt.To tlm Sue
bame ad ati or tacvea !? u live time.. 6c
I he above rate apply ta adTerti-temente
ander "ew Ttxlay and all other claeeiti
ilafie ereirt the following:
nil am ( to am n maiij - vi !-.
Hltuaifofie anted Female,
f or Rmi. Raoma---lrfvte Fmlltra.
Bottrtl and Koo m Private f amUle.
Iloaaekeenlar Room I'rivate aramlllea.
Katie a the above cLmmmiticMlkonM la 7 areata
a 1 toe each tnaertioa.
Oa rnmr adverTieineiiT e&anrea will
i I baaed oa the aamber of llaeo antx-mrixic
ta tbe paper rerartUet. of tha namber of
vrortJa la eacB liua. jVIloitstua cbargot twa
liaea.
Tha Oreaaaiaa will a-ept riaesined ad-
Tertieefneatii over tha telephone, provided
he advertlarr ta a aotMeriber ta aitner
phane. No priee will be quoted orer the
aaaa. nut pin win p renaerea uie roiinw
r day'. Whether aabraeqaent advertle-
meata wfll be accepted over tba phone de
pends apaa the promptae of payment of
eleDhoD a4tTertUeiTientB. Hit nation. W ant I'd
aad lional advertlftenienta will aot be ar
eeptevl over the telephone. Ordera for ana
Ipaaertloo anty ui ie aaTeepien tor "rnrn,-
nrm tar pair, "0uaiaee 4pportaDltle-,"
Koavmlnr tiooaea ana -vvaatea t itent.
Adreanuaementa to reeeive proper ela!-
fteatiaa maot ba ta The Oregonien office
hwfora :4S a'rioek at alrht. eKcept featur
es-. leattac boor for The tuBilar Ore.
aa all! N 7:31 aeiortt naturdav Blent.
ha aftVa will be open antll 10 a'rlock P.
T.. otl, ar i all ade r-rHved toa late
for penner clatrirmiio v l be rua aader
the fceadintr -Too U.te to Clalfx."
Xeicpboar: .'oata jviv, a av
Won du raa Is a rich count rv- and Its
eotirrcB remain in almont a vlrrln condltioa
AMUSEMENTS.
BAKER
rn t ITCH
Vain t. A 4304
Horn f the Famous Baker PIa.vera.
Tontsht. All -Weak. Matinee Saturday,
"T1IK LITTLEST REBEL."
Beautiful story of a child's love snd devo
tion tn her country. tiuDerbly acted. Thru
In. nrariuftlon. Kveninss. 25a. &0c: box an
lota. 7.'.c. Matinees, all aeats. except box.
25c Next week, starting bun. Mat..
Much lor 80 Much." by Wlllard Mack.
rroadwae and Yamhill.
The .Bet af Vaudevliia.
EVELYN
NESBIT
JACK
CLIFFORD
Mae Francla Burlry Barley, Hale Korcroea
A Ca afraoK tyriuni. inv lauuj m. vrpucmn
. BIXtil.NH BELL RINOEBS.
Matinee rhallr.
NOTE PRICES Matinees. lOo. 2T. 60c
. Nlshta, 10c. Z3c. auc, soc.
ifO
rorR CASTERS. Wlzara af me Aw; VLSOX
1L0N, tba Celebrated Mubvicai Coined
btax, aad Hli Onn Company.
Boxea flrvt roar balconr aeata rcaerred by
pooaa. cartaip 7 aaa v.
a
i !Extra Tonight I
CHORUS GIRLS'
CONTEST
10 Great Acts
ILYRIC
THEATEg
Fourth and Stark
TTircf Pirfnrm5ncii 7
o'CIock
' AUCTIOX SALES TODAY,
ford Auction House, !11 1st. Furniture.
carpet, etc. bale it I r. a,
At Wilson's Auction Rous, at 14 A. at.
furniture. 104-4 First St,
MEETING NOTICE.
HASSALO
HAS HALO LODGE, NO. 15.
T. O. O. F., will meat this
Friday ) evening at 7:30
o'clock in I. O. O. F. Temple,
corner Flft and Alder t.
InstallaUon of officers for
tna new term ana renorta will
be fivmn of the year's work.
R. TL'NK, N. G. F. COZENS. Sec.
. AIBERT PIKE LODGE, NO.
162, A. F. AND A. M. Special
eommnnlratlon this (Frldav)
evenlnr at 7 o'clork. M. M. d'e
prree. Vfiitors welcome. By or
dr of W. M. i
E. R. IVIE, Sea
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55,
A. F. AND A. M. Kpecial com
munication thia evening. 7:30
oiock Work in F. c. decree.
Order W. M. Visitors welcome.
C. M. ST E ADM AN, St-c.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
new tit a, jaeger Brut, 131-J bulk u
MEETING NOTICES.
ROSE CITY CHAPTER, NO. S6,
O. E. S. Regular meeting thia
(Friday), evening, at S o'clock.
Installation of officers. By order
W. M. SARAH B. GUERIN, 6ec.
WEBFOOT CAM-, NO. 95, WOODME.1
OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night
at W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th street. All
members welcome. Kum to Kamp Friday
night. A U BARBUR, Clerk.
GEO. ROSSMAN, Consul Commander.
DIED.
JACKSON Jan. C. at the residence of her
daughter, 77d Johnson street. Mrs. Eliza
beth Jackson, aged 70 yearn, beloved
mother of Mrs. T. L. McNeff. Mrs. Thos
F. Ellis. Mrs. L F. Richardson, Mrs. Sam
uel Wbidden, William, Henry E. and
Harvey Jackson. Remains at Dunning At
McEntee'a parlora. Notice of funeral later.
HAMILTON In thia city, Jan. 6. at her
late residence, the Rita Hotul. Louise hi.
Hamilton, aged 60 years. The remains are
at tho residence establishment of J. P. Fin
ley & Son, Montgomery at 5th, Notice of
funeral hereafter.
TIBBETTS In this city. Jan. G.. Dr. James
I. Tibbetts, aged 67 years. Remains for
warded by the Holman Undertaking Co.
to Wayzata, Minn., where funeral services
will be held and interment in family plot,
PETERSON At the residence. 31)1 Tarn
hill, Charles J. Peterson, aged 43 years.
Remains at parlors of Miller & Traccy.
Announcement of funeral later.
ILNERAL NOTICES.
TOST At the residence. 659 East Eleventh;
street North, Adam Tost, age years, be
loved husband of Catherine Tost and
father of Mrs. Ballentyne, John. Henry
and Conrad Yost, Mrs. Ryckman, Adam
Test. Elizabeth, William, George Tout,
and brother of John Yost, William. Henry
Y'oat and Mrs. Catherine Helzer. Funeral
wiu leave the above residence at 1:30 P.
M. today (Friday), January 7. Services
will be held at the German Evangelical
Church, Mallory avenue, between Beech
and Fremont streets, at 2 P. M. Inter
ment Rose City Cemetery. Funeral la
charge of Miller A Tracey.
ATKIXSOX In tnis city. Jan. 6. at his lata
residence, 27s Last . titn et., toward At
kinson, aged SO years, uncle of Hugh and
Miss Mary Carroll. The remaina are at
the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning
Inc.. East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East
Alder. The funeral services will be hid.
at the Church of Ascension 135 East 7ta
at., at 6:30 A. M. tomorrow (Saturday ,
January 8. Friends Invited. Interment Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. No flowers.
NELSON In this city, Jan. 4, Asa Nelson,
aged 4J years, late of Elgin, Oregon. The
funeral services will be held today (Fri
day) at 4 o'clock P. M., at the residence
establishment of J. P. ' Flnley A Son,
Montgomery, at 5th. Friends invited. In
terment at Multnomah Cemetery.
JOHNSTON At her late residence, W-
Uyth ave. r. E.. Harriet a. Jonnston, aged
64 years. Funeral service will be held at
the Portland Crematorium tomorrow (Sat
urday) at 2 P. M, Friends invited. Re
mains at P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors,
East ll.pl and Clay sts.
HICKEY Rev. Michael J. Hlckey. aged" 73
years. Requiem mass will be one red at tna
Cathedral, corner 15th and Da via streets.
tomorrow (Saturday), Jan. 8, at 9 o'clock.
Friends Invited. Interment Mt. Calvary
Cemetery. Remains at Dunning & Mc
Entee'a chapel.
SAWYER In this city, Jan. 4, Gus H. Saw
yer, aged 1 1 years. Tne iunerai serv ices
will be held this (Friday) morning at
o'clock at the residence establishment of
J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery, at 5ti..
Friends invite". Interment at Lone Fir
cemetery.
GREFFOZ At 5VJ 69th are. - S. E., Jan a.
Pierre Paul Grtflox. aged e4 years, me re
mains will be forwarded to Corvallis, Or.,
for Interment this (Friday) afternoon by
A. D. Kenworthy A Co., 6802-4 2d St., fc.
E.. m Lents.
KEYES In this city, Jan. 5, Mrs. Cora
Keyes, aged 47 years. Funeral services win
be held today (Saturday), Jan. 7, at 2 P.
at., from Ericson's chapel, corner of 1-th
and Morrison sts. Friends invited. Inter
ment Mt Scott Park Crematorium.
THOMPSON The funeral services of the
late Albert inompaon win do neia waay
Friday) at 2::U) o'clock P. M-. at the
residence establishment of J. P. Flnley
A Son, Montgomery at lith. Friends in
vited. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
DRUCK The funeral services of the lata
Sophia DrucK wm De neia toaay t r ri
day), at 10 o'clock A. M at tho residence
establishment of J. P. Finley & Son. Mont
gomery, at Cth. Friends invited. Interment
ai Riverview Cemetery.
BRACE Jan. A4 Arthur A. Brace, aged S3
years, beloved son or Mr, ana Mrs. r ran m
Mack. Funeral services will be held at
Dunning A McEntee's chapel today (Fri
day), at 2 P. M. Friends invited. Inter
ment Rose City Cemetery.
ROBERTS The funeral services of the late
Ha-nry Roberts win be held at Dunning c
McEntcf'i chapel today (Friday., at i
V. M. Friends Invited. Interment U-ultt
tom-ili Cemetery.