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Newspaper Page TextTUT. MORXINO OREGONIATf. WEDNESDAY, ArKIfc 5, 1916. 15 GRAPPLERS DELAY CHOICE OF REFEREE Butler, Acton, Grant or Smith Likely to Be Third Man on x.. Mat Friday Night. VANCE IN FINE CONDITION Seattle Athletic Club Wrestling Instructor Gives His "Version, of v Impromptu Bout With Kddie O'Connell .Four Years Ago. ddj O'Connell and Frank Vance will choose a referee for their match Friday night fxl the Rose City Ath letic Club at a conference with the club officials Thursday afternoon. Mike H. Butler, Joe Acton, Jack Grant and Bud Smith, of Vancouver, Wash., are the most prominently mentioned. It is thought that Butler will be the final selection. Vance has written here that anyone who is not a personal friend of O'Con nell will do. In another letter from Vance received yesterday he says that he is in great shape and weighs 158 pounds. Several Seattle Athletic Club men will accompany him here. The boxing preliminaries to the Vance-O'Connell affair are creating considerable interest. The main boxing event will be between Muff Bronson and Jack Kaye at 125 pounds. Hoscoe Taylor will make his debut to local fandom for the first time in sev eral years. Taylor boxed here a num ber of times when the 10-round game was in vogue. He can hit'and is ag gressive. Jack Allen, the pride of the Kenton stockyards, will be his op ponent. They will weigh around 140 pounds. Frankie Warren and Joe Fredericks, featherweights, will mix in the curtain-raiser. Vance Olves Vemlon. Vance's version of the impromptu match between O'Connell and Vance, which took place at the Spokane Ama teur Athletic Club four years ago, is interesting. O'Connell was there with his wres tling team from the Multnomah Club, and Vance had the Seattle representa tives entered in the Pacific Northwest Association boxing and wrestling championships, which were staged at the Inland Kmpire city that year. Vance and O'Connell had long been enemies, as they were the class of the erapplers in the Northwest, but never could be brought together. The following letter tells Vance's Btory. Here is part of Vance's letter; On the preceding nijcht one of my boys from Seattle was entered in the 143-pound class in the Pacific Northwest Association championships and drew one of the Mult nomah Club boys as his first opponent. At the two contestants cam a to the center of the mat O'Connpll called his pupil to atch out for the ami lock and roll, as that was all Vance's men knew. ' I called to my man to beat him with that hold, and had no soonar had the words out of my mouth when my man threw his opponent and won the match. The next morning- after breakfast we all went over to the club for a while, and - we decided to play a little pool. We were playing about a half an hour to make 15 points, when Eddie and his boys earn in. My boy started to ''kid' the Multnomah boy about being beaten so easy after his Instructor had warned him to watch out for my famous hold, and mentioned the, : far-t that it showed who had the better instructor. O'Connell jumped up and wanted to make a bet he could beat me for any thing from a nickel to $1000. Match Is Hard One. The boys argued for a while, and I just la ughed at them and told O'Connell to got himself in shape and then J would wreHtle him. I told him that I did not need a rub to go out and heat him and advised him to come up on the gymnasium floor when he was in good shape. After about 3 0 minutes he came up, looking line as a fiddle, lie looked as fit as he usually does. O'Connell showed no symptoms of any se rious injury except for a slight nervou- ' mss. I confess I was a. little that way ! myself. We started in both a little cau- ttons and not taking any chances. I finally slipped tho arm lock and roll on poor Eddie, but his feet were off the i mat and ho could not bridge very success- 1 fully, so I let him up. I We took the standing position again, j F-drtio was real peeved and started his roucrh j work again, and then I saw that It was j his Intention to injure me if possible. I j waa crippled, anyway, having a bad arm I and nerve injured in the back of the eighth 1 vertebra. I was In no shape to bridge, for! tt hurt me whenever I put my head back. I was watching his every move, and was determined to get top position if possible. I I tried for his legs and missed, and was ! under. He bad me in a position where 1 he could easily get a body scissors, as I i kpew It was his best hold and knew how he used it from working with him In a friendly workout a year ago or so previous. He slipped his leg hold across me, and in an Instant I had my so-called "freak toe hold, and after ho refused to give up and caliefl me a few "pet" names I put more pressure on the hold until his ankle broke. Me claims he had a bad knee or something like that, but It was a case of too mucn toe hold, and don't you forget it. I'll beat him again Friday- night. UNCLE SAMS DEFEATED CAME WITH CAXADIE.S THOUGHT FASTEST EVER ! SEW YORK. Wonderful Profeatalonals Give Amazing LMsplay of Speed on Ice anil Mix FlftbHns AVith Hockey. NEW YORK. April 4. (Special.) ' In what is said to have been the great est game of hockey ever played in this country, Les Canadiens, champions of the world, defeated the team of the Portland Uncle Sams, of Oregon, Pa cific Coast champions, at the St. Nich olas Kink tonight by a score C six goals to three. The teams are playing for a purse of $1000, which is to go to the side making- the greatest number of goals in two games, the- second of which will be played at the rink tomorrow night. On tonighfs showing the "Flying Frenchmen" are favored to win, al though a desperate battle is looked for before victory perches on eithar banner. The crowd of probably 2000 persons that gathered to watch theuse wonder ful professional players in action was thrilled for every minute of the strug gle. There was hockey of the most dazzling description, passing that was A marvel of speed and accuracy, team work that has never been seen before in this city and scrimmages that twice ended with two players throwing aside their hockey sticks and rolling on the ic, locked in each other's arms. Only the special police on hand could . separate the fiery rivals and restore peace. The lineup and summary: s ic & t itat rvmn tism Les lanauiens tui. 4'unmnu .;. ezina . . . Corbeau . Prodgers La Londe Ouard -. Murray Point .- Irvine . .Cover point Johnson Center Oatinan Pltre Right -wing Tobin Lavinlette Left wine Harris Goats, first period Pltre. alone. 2:30; Corbeau. u'jrlinmace. 4:10; Iviolette, pass from Pitre, 7:33; Tobin, pass front Oatman, 10:42. (Substitutions Foulin for Pitie, Dunder- dale for Tobin. Berlanquette for Lavlolette. Arbeau for corbeau. GoalH, second. period None. , Goals, third period Pltre, alone, 0:19; La Londe, alone, 10:0S; La Londe alone, 12:41; Harris, scrimmage, 14:37; Oatman. alone. 14:55. Substitutions Pltre for Poulln, Eer-lanquette- for Lavlolette. Tobin for Uksila. Arbeau for Poulin Penalties Laviolette. Tobin. uksila and Berlanquette. firhting. each three minutes. t-riiiciais tteieree, wutiam Russell; as sistant referee, Earnie Zarou: goal umpires, Frank Ellison and Tom Howard. Jr.; time keeper, w. s. Crocker. Three periods of 2V minutes each. SIX HOTJTS OX BOXIXG- CARJJ Rose Cltjr Atliletic Club to Put on High-Class Sliow Tuesday. There will be sir boxing bouts on the bill-of-fare of the Rose City Ath letic Club next Tuesday night. Here they are: 168 pounds, "Fight ing Bi-riy" Murray vs. Al Sommers; 135 pounds, Paul Steele vs. Walter Knowl ton; 135 pounds, Roscoe Taylor vs. Danny O'Brien: 135 pounds. Tommy Clark vs. Murray Scott; 112 pounds. KO It TV-TWO THOUSAND FASS SEE OPENING GAMES, IS ESTIMATE. SAN FRANCISCO, April 4. (Special.) Estimates given on the opening games of the Pacific Coast League indicate that a rec ord was established. At San Francisco, Salt Lake and Loe An geles the parks were, filled to capacity. Certainly there would have been hundreds more to see the Beavers and Seals in action if the space was available. To provide the fans with more room, Henry Berry is figuring on hav ing a modern and larger base ball 'plant by the time 1917 rolls around. In the figures submitted to night Los Angeles took the lead in having the largest gathering. The estimates made of attend ance follow: At San Francisco, 16,000: at Los Angeles, 16,212; at Salt Lake, 10,000. Jimmy Howe vs. Sammy Gordon; 150 pounds, George Sommers vs." Whitey" Campbell. Pete Schuld and Ik Cohen, 165-pounders, will go on in case any of the bouts fail to materialize, thus assuring the fans six matches. Paul Steele and Roscoe Taylor are of Tacoma and Scott is from Fort Stev ens, Or. COAST " HAXDICAP DATES SET Banner Trap Event to Be Shot in Portland September -1 1-1 4. Word was received In Portland yes terday to the effect that the Interstate Association had awarded September 11, 12, 13, 14 for the Pacific Coast handicap to be staged at Everding Park, of the Portland Gun Club. Official announce ment is expected by A. W. Strowger, president of the Portland Gun Club, from Elmer E. Shaner, treasurer and manager of the Interstate Association, at Pittsburg. Pa. ' Through an error it was reported that Mrs. C. J. Shilling won tho sensa tional shoot-off with Mrs. James Reid at the women's shoot held Sunday by members of the Portland Gun Club. It should have been that Mrs. Reid de feated her opponent and thereby was awarded the hand-painted . trophy. Skehnes "Wins Medal Play PINEHURST. N. C, April . Charles Skehnes. of Lake Forest, 111., and the Woodshole Club, Massachusetts, won the gold medal for low qualifying score In the united North and South golf championship tournament, whiclv began here today. Skehnes made the 18 holes In 73 and was four strokes better than his nearest competitors, Jesse Guilford, of Boston, and C J. Bellamy, of Spring field, who tied with 77 each. Philip Carter, of New Tork, was fourth with 8. One hundred and eighty players are entered. Ellis Wins 3-Cushion Block. PITTSBURG, April 4. Charles R. Ellis, world's three-cushion billiard champion, tonight won the second block of his match with Pierre Jlau- pome, of St. Louis, 71 to 50, in 30 in nings. The score is now: Maupome, 100: Ellis. 94. Baseball Statistics Beavera' Batting? Averagefl. AB. ir. Pel A B. H. Pc. J 0 .ono . 2 O .out) 3 O .ootl Ouisto .... .077 Nixon. .. Stumpf . . . . HigB Vaughn. . . Wilic Noyes .fajnlspeas . . . .500;Ward. . . .333; Fisher. . .2"0!j'worth.. ,000 . 4 0 . 4 0 .DIM) .OU0 Opening: Games Abroad 1903. At Fan Kranclsco, March 2l Sa.n Francisco TiPortland 3 batteries Jttobson, icany; jsutier, vis- neaux. 1!K4. At FTesno, March Tacoma 2'Pnrtland 1 .Batteries Keefe, Hogan; Butler, Steelman. 1805. At T.fs Angeles. March 30 ' Portland i. 0 Los Angeles. 3 Batteries French, McLean; Blum, Spies. 1006. At Fresno, April 5 Portland liFTesno 0 Batteries - French, McLean; Fitzgerald. Hogan. 1907. At Pan Francisco. April San Franciaco fi' Portland 0 Batteries Jonos, Street: Califf, CaraoD. 1908. At San Francisco, April 4 San Francisco 2' Portland 0 Batteries Jones, Berry; Garrett, Madden. 1909. J At LR Angeles' March R0 I .oh Angeles 2Portland l batteries Hosp, OrendortC; Uraney, Arm bruster. 1910. At San Francisco, March 30 San Francisco 4!PortIand T . . 0 Batteries Henley, Berry; Garrett, Fisher. 1911. At Los Angeles, March 2S Lor Angeles U.Portland . 4 Batteries Delhi. Abbott; Seaton. Archer, Koestner, K.uhn, Murray. 912. At T.os Angeles. April 2 Los Angeles 4,Porland 2 Batteries - Leverens. Boles; Henderson, Howiey. 1913. At San FTancisco, April 1 Portland ....;:'San Francisco 2 Batteries Higginbothara, Fisher; Henley. Spencer. Tea innings. 1914. ' At Sacramento, March ."1 Portland 8 Sacramento 1 Batteries Hig inbotham. Fisher; Kla witter, -Hannah. 1915. At Los Angeles, March 30 Portland 'A Los Angeles..., 1 - Batteries Higginbotham, Fisher; Perrltt, Ryan, Boles. , 191 At San Francisco, April A Portland 6 tian Francisco. 4 Batteries Noyes. Higginbotham and Fish er; Sleen, Baum and Sepulveda. H, Elliott. Million Sent to Jews. NEW YORK. April V Nearly $1,0 30. 000 was contributed up to March 9 to the Central Committee for the Relief of Jews suffering through the war, it was announced by Harry Fischel. the treasurer, here tonight. The expense incurred in gathering ' contributions from all parts of the country was less than 3 per cent. Total disbursements to the joint distribution committee up to February 29 had been J758.617. These were made for general relief in Russia'; 'Poland, Austria-Hungary, Gal.icia, Germany and Turkey, BLACKS PLAY HEBE Chicago Giants to Oppose Baby Beavers Tomorrow. NEGROES ALL VETERANS Arter Game "With Intcr-City Club l-'oster's Men Mill Tour North west and Take on Teams of Class II Circuit. - Portland fans will get their annual Spring glimpse at the Chicago Colored Giants tomorrow afternoon at Recrea tion Park, Twenty-fourth $nd Vaughn streets, when they play an exhibition game with the Bably Beavers, of the Inter-City Baseball League. The local enthusiasts did not see the Ethiopians last Spring because of rain. The negro chaps walloped the Uni versity of Oregon nine, 11 to 0, yester day afternoon at Eugene, play the Ore gon Aggies at Corvallis today, and will arrive in Portland tonight. They broke even in a four-game series with the Beavers at Sacramento. Rube Foster has the nucleus of the team which has been successful for the past sereral seasons. The Giants have been playing in Cuba all Winter, and the Baby Beavers and the North western League clubs who will meet them in turn will be lucky 4f they win a game from them. When they are in shape the negroes are better than most any minor league team in the United States, and they beat a lot of major league clubs, so they will give the young men of the North west a real tryout. Rube has some good pitchers and, as his team was treated rather rudely by Northwestern League clubs last year, he is coming this Spring to show them a touch of real class. The black boys will play Tacoma. Seattle, eight games with Vancouver and perhaps some of the other Northwestern League clubs before grabbing a "rattler" for the Middle states. The negroes are a big attraction wVierexer they go. Clyde J. "Red" Rupert, manager of the West Side "Baby Beavers," will pit his regular lineup against the South erners. He will be weakened by the loss of "Red" Watts, shortstop, who left this week to join the Spokane In dians. The prospective batting orders for tomorrow's game, which will start at 3 o'clock, are: Chicago Colored Giants Petway. catcher: Hili. center field; Duncan, right field; Lloyd, shortstop; Grant, first base; Ganz, left field; Fran cis, third base; Bauchman, second base; Dixon, Washington or Foster, pitcher. Baby Beavers Ripple, third base; Hutt, second base; Groce. center field; Ingles, shortstop; Blanchard. first base; Lind, left field; Peterson, rifflit field: Feich-ting-er or White, catcher; Heiman, pitcher. Clark Easy Winner at Billiards. Ash Clark "defeated F. E. Epton 200 to 44 Monday night in the 18.2 balkline billiard tournament at Bowie & Cald well's billiard parlors. Clark averaged 7.1 and made the high run of the eve ning, 43. Epton averaged 1.5. Clark captures third place as a result. In the concluding game of the tournament, C. A. Marsh meets F. E. Epton Thurs day nisrht for fourth position. BROADWAY AND YAMH1XI The bet of Vaudeville. Matinees, lue to 6c. Nights. inc to 73c. Celebrated Character Actor. HENRI DE VRIES IN "A CASJ3 OF ARSON." Wlllard slmin & ('.; The Girl In the Moan; Andy Ktre: Slaxon & Murray; Two Touiboys: Orpheum Travel Weekly. VINIE DALY IOpertt et la Dantte. H IPPODRO M E (Formerly Baker Broaiiway and Morrison, Tonisht, all week. Mats. Today, Kat Baker Players in THE ROAD TO HAfPINESS An unusual play, beautifully produceti. First time in stook. EvenlncB, fm. fHk:. All Mats. 23c only. Next week "What Happened to Mary." Vaudeville's Amazlnjr Fpeotacle, "A 1KKAM Of TJ1E OKIE.NT," With MMK. MAlvAKKNKO, her dancing and ainsuifc sirla ami dramatic Mart. 6 OTHER M1U ACTS 6 Boxes, fli-Nt row balcony ftetita reserved by phone. Curtain, 8:30, 7 and 9. CONCERT University of Michigan Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Tuesday, AprU 11th, 8:15 P.M. Eleventh-street Playhouse, t General Admission $1.00 Seat sale opens theater box office Friday, April 7, 10 A. M. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. RENT $13. established notion ami Kenls' furnishing goods, with shelving, counters and showcases, including 'A living-rooms in rear of store. JM1 Ciibbs. In block of S stores. Main l.'ill. lrl fr WHitr-'ps '.Hi St. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily and Sunday, J'er lAnr. One time 12o Same ad two consecutive timet 22c Same ad three coDwcuUve timet. ....... .30c Same ad nix or seven consecutive timen..56 The above ratea apply to advertisements under "New Today" aod all miner dUHkifi cation except the following: situations Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. Vor Kent liooms I'rivatc J-'amiliefl. Hoard aod Koom I'rivate 1-ami Met. Hoiitte keeping Koom- I'rivate Families. Kate on the abov clasbificationa h 7 cents a line each Insertion. Qu "charge" adver-liiementa chanre, will heiased on the number of lines appearing; In the paper, regardless of the nnuiber of words in each line. Minimum charge, two lines. The Oreieoninn will accept classified ad vertisements over the telephone, Drovlded the advertiser is a subscriber of either phone. No price will be quted over the phone, hut hill will be rendered the following day. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the phone depends upon the promptness of payment of tele phone advertisements. "Situations Wanted' and Personal advertisements will not be ac cepted over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will he accepted for 4Furn niture for Sale1 "ltuitie- OpportunitieH," "Koominjr-Houses and "Wanted to Kent. Advertisements to receive proper classi fication muHt be ip, The rronin office before R :45 oclKk at nijr.it, except Sat ur day. Closing hour for The Sunday Ore Konian will be :30 o'clock Saturday night. The office will be open until 10 o'clock 1. M. as usual, and all ads received too late for I proper clarification will be run under the cad in 'TfM J.ate to Classif .' '.telephones: Jduin. 30.0 A 6005. , t'3 "directory Is for tho Information of the public, to give as far as possi ble the different lines of business which the average person may find occa sion to use. Any -information which cannot be found here will be gladly fur nished by phoning Main 7070 or A. 6095. House 40. ABSTRACT 'A TITLES. IMtOMPT SERVICE at reasonable, prices. Pacific Title & Trus Co.. 7 Cham ot Com. AftOBDlUN tLKATlSG. K. BIEPHA.V, hamatitchlng, scalloping, ac- -oru. Slue pleat, buttons covered; mail orders. 28 Pittock block. Broadway 10HH. PLKATI.NG. h-am stitch ins. button covered. ..-tL. " .Novelty lo.. OLU. BdV. IKMJ. ASSAYBBS AXD ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFUCE, 142 2d Gold. ai.ver and platiniu bought. ATTORNEYS. v. J. MAKEUM Probate, real estate mining- and corporation law; abstracts and titles examined, written opinions furnished. 1434 Northwestern Bank bids. Main ST48. LrKAHAM, BECKETT tc COOPER Genera, practice; abstracts examined. Piatt bldg. Phone Main u. L. M. JONES. M. D. Cancer Treated. Gil'b Alberta tit. Woodlawn 4106. CARPET WEAVER. FLLTF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS. Carpet cleaning:, refitting, etc. .Northwest Ru Co.. 18S E. 8th. Moth phone. CKtLCLOID BUTTONS. BADGES. THE IRWI.N--HODSO.V COMPANY 3S7 Washington St. Main 312 and A l-'54. CHIROPODIST. William. Estelle and William. Jr., Deveny, the only scientific chiropodists in th-a city. Parlors. 30a Gerlinger bidg.. southwest corner 2d and Alder. Phono Main 1SUL CHIROPODY and pedlcurinff. Mrs. M. D Hill, offico Fliedner bldtr. Main 3473. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN'S. DR. McMAHON Chronic cases, taking time, 31 treatments. 115; worth 50; economy, health, wealth, 1:08-9-10-11-12 Macleay bid. COLLECTION AGENCY. NETH CO.. Worcester bidg. Main 17iK. No collection, no charge. Kfilablished liou. DANCING. MANCHESTER Dancing Academy. S5Vi 5th St., bet. Stark and Oak. Sp'l rates, 4 pri vate lessons. $2, morning, afternoon, even ing;, all latest dances guaranteed; class -tours., aat. evenings, iSdw. 2101.'. HEATH'S SCHOOL Lessons' daily; class Tuts.. Fri. eve.. 8 to 10. 109 2d st. hr.c. Wash, and Stark. Main- 3205. Lessons 25c ML'LKEY BLUG., -2d and Morrison 10 lej sons. $5; clashes Mon., Fri. eve. Mar. 513. DRESS Sl'ITS. DRESS SUITS for salo or rent at low prices. We buy dress suits at 51 3d st. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr. F. F. Casseday. 517 Dekuru bidg., 3d & Wn. 1IRE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. MATTRESS MAKING. 1 For modern mattres making phone E. 5874. MESSENGER SERV ICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and bicycles. Phone Main 53, A 2153. ML'SICAL. SECURITY STORAGE CO. WILL CLOSE OUT FOR CASH. $450 Haines Bros. f'!5 450 Bradbury.... $45J j iiviua up right J05 &350 Large Up right J110 $31)0 Boudoir Up right 5( $400 Chlckering. . S35 TO FIRST CALLER. 109 4th STREET. Storage 75o Month. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS. DUBRIL1.B BUGGY TOP CO., 2O0 2d St. HAOOAGE CHECKED AT HOME. Baggage & Omnibus Transfer. Park & Davis. BREAD BAKERY. Royal Bakery & Conf., inc., 11th and Everett. DRV GOODS -WHOLESALE. L. Dinkelspiel Go. n'lra! 'corner oak! f GRAIN MERCHANTS. M. H. HOUSEK, Hoard ot Trade bidg. GROCERS. WADHAMS & CO.. 07-75 Fourth st i HATS AND CAPS. THANTIAUSKR HATCO.. 53-55 Front St. HIDES. WOOI, CASCAR.Y BARK. KAHN BROV. ml Front st. MILLINERY. , BR ADS II AW BROS., Morrison and 7th sts. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., 835 5th St. PLAIN AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. I'. FULLER & CO.. ytli and Davis sts. AUCTION SALES TODAY. Ford Auction House. 211 1st. Furniture, carpets, etc. Sale at 2 P. M. ...... At Wilson's Auction House, at lO A. M. Furniture. 1R6-S First SR MKEtlNCl NOTICES. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. No. 11. R. AND S. M. No meeting tonight. Grand council meets Corvallis Avril 12. l'-HO. Super excellent oegree will be ex emplified by Washington Coun cil Mr. .1 All select masters have privilege of entering class and all members who have received the degree are cordially invited to attend. MT. TABOR LODGE, No. 42. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Wednes day evening. West Side Temple, 7 o'clock. F. C. degree. V islt ine brethren -welcome. J. C. HENKLE. W. M. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO 16, A. F. AND A. M. Stated communication this (Wednes dav) evening. T:3 East 4.jd anil Sandy boulevard. Contin uation of reading of ancient .'harees bv Brother W. w. Youngson. All members urged to be pres ent. Visitors welcome. H. F. CHAPIN. Sec WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 40. A. F. AND A. M. Stated communication this (Wednes flav) evening, T:3(. East Kightn and Burnside. M. M. dtgreo. Visitors welcome. J. H RICHMOND. Sec. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O. F. Regular meeting 4tuA tomorrow iweuiwiuiui eveams - . u 1 r a. T l" rS TI Tam. pie 228 Aider street. Initiation. Visitors welcome. R- OSVALD. Sec WM. LINKLATER. X. G. nTLOo ItECULAR MEETING 3&rZFr'- this Wed- evening, E. 5!L-i?C3) 0th and Alder. Vistors "tw" cordially Invited. E. A. SHARON. X. t). W. W. TERRY. Sec. MABTICK's" Incomparable dahlias; order now. M. U Tyler. 1010 Derby st. Kenton car. Fnoi)e "Woodlawn 175. EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth at. BORN, MRS. HARRY E. OWEN A nine-pound girl. April 3. DIED. WILDI In this city. April" 4. Fred WildI, ...... nr. vAaArB. Rumiilna at Hnlmlll'l funeral pallors. Announcement of funeral later. WEPKKIN'G April 4. Henry Wedeking, aged 79 years. Remains at Dunning oe McEntee's parlors. Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. MORRTSON In this city. April 2. Susan -ST airarl A.'.t T.- a t- artfo nf T-f T Morriwj. of 561 Hoyt street, and ipnother of Mrs. B. L. Clark, of Los Angeles. CaL The funeral Berviceg will bo held today (Wednesday), at 2:0 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. KInley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in vited. Interment at Rlvervlew Cemetery. KERTSEN April 4, J-ots E. Kertsn, ane. 4 years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kertsen. The funeral serv- ices wil) be held at A. R. Zellar Com rianv's parlors today (Wednesday) at 2 P. M. Krlends are Invited. Interment Rose - City Cemetery. HASTINGS In this city, April 3. Charlej. W. Hastings, aged 55 years. Friends In vited lo attend funeral services, whtch will he held at Holraan'a funeral parlors at 10 A. M. today (Wednesday,, April 0. Inter meat Uiverview Cemetery. Ml'SICAL. Emil Thielhcrn, violin teacher, pupil Sevcik. "7 Klieclner bids. A 41o0. MarBliau tu- NATUROPATHS. VTHGIL. MACMICKLE. Naturopath, Port lands only Bernarr MacFadden graauate; accommodations for out-of-town patients. Sl7 Pekum bids. Main 35K8. OPTOMETRISTS AN'P OPTICIANS. vrin ityf fitted witli bi-Bt lenses, gold-filled mounts, SI. 50 up, torics. $U.0O up; .. hifrtfnl 9-.r0 up; lenses- duplicated; man oruera. DR. J. 1 MEREDITH, 3! Washington St. SAVE YOUR $ Correctly fitted glasses, gold filled mips., a ij " y Quality and service the best. Unas. w. wuuui., Optometrist. 3"9 Morrison St. Main 2124. . GLOBE OPTICAL CO. "Best $2.50 Glasses on Earth." - Second Floor Alltky Bidg., Corner Third and Morrison Sts. PAINT1W. PAINTING In all branches. Will pay you to get my estimates. Phone Main 7324; even inss Main 81112. PATENT ATTORNEY'S. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years- practice U. S. and foreign patents. 001 Pekum bidg. PICTURE FRAMING. ASH FORD, GIG Northwest bidg.. 6th & Wash. PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24th and York sts. Main 348Q. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbein. Mgr. Printing and linotyping, loo'i Front su, corner Stark. Main or A 1418 RAG KCGS AMI FI.l'IT kV'GS. ' Ingrains, Brussels, Smyrna, Axmmster, rag rugs, all sizes; mail orders prompt; booklet WESTERN" FLUFF RUG CO., 64-50 Union ave. N. East 6510. B 14i5. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. PALJIER-JOXES CO.. II. P.. 404 Wilcox bid. ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.. 621 Yeon. BENEDICT BROS., Hot) Hawthorne avenue. STORAWE AND TRANSEEK. FREE STORAGE, FREE MOVING. For a limited time in order to fill our modern brick warehouse, located in the heart of the city. Expert packing and moving. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 44-40 East 6th St.. N. , ' Phones East 384'.. East 3307. -' ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household goods specialists; storage, packing, ship jiins and moving; horse or auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE CO., 2d and Pine Sts. Broadway 51)6. A 1 '.tl'G. OREGON TRANSFER CO..- 474 Glisan St.. ntli T..l.nitnn Main Ofi or A 1160 Wo own and operate two large class "A' warehouses on terminal wacas joweai. m .surance rates in the city. - xi 'r cott nnl Tremont auto service. Local and long-distance hauling, storage and " transfer. Phone Marshall 47S3. MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE Office j NH Madison, uencrai niercnaiiM and forwarding agents. Phono Main 7601. WOOD. GREEN AND DRY SI.ABWOOD, blockwood. Panama Fuel Co. Main 5720. AJSW. MANUFACTURERS NON-I NTOX ICATING BE VE RAG ES. WEINHARD'S GOLDEN AMBER NECTAR. Henry Welnhard Plant, 13th and Burnslde. l'hone Main 72. A 1172. PAINTS. Oil.! AND GLASS. RASMUSSEN & CO.. 2d and Taylor Bts. PIPE. PIPE PITTING AND VALVES. M. I.. KLINE. 84-80 Front st. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. I.. KLINE, 84-86 From st. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. PDIMTIkin F. W. BALTES AND COMPANY I llllll II1U First A Oak St. Main III.".. A 1165 PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERDING & FARRELL. 140 Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland -Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup. SAFETY RAZOR HONING. AUTOMATIC KEEN -EDGE CO.. 189S4 4th. SASH. DOOK8 AND GLASS. W. P. FI LLER & CO.. lath and Davis sts. WALL PAPER. MORGAN WAUL PAPER CO., 239 2d St. Fl'XKRA fs NQTICKS. MTARTY In th!s city, April 3, -William Mc carty, ajred 34, beloved brother of Mm. Frank Mallon and Mary M-Carty. of this city, and Daniel McCarty, of San Francisco. Remains at t he residence of M rs. Frank Mallon, 121;! Moore street. Deceased was a member of tho Brother hood of Loiomotivo Engineers and Fire man. Funeral will be held at t he above residence at S::0 today ( Wednesday), April 5, thonce to Holy Redeemer Ohuroh, corner Vancouver avenue and Port land boulevard, where services will be held at I A. M. Interment Mount Calvary Ceme- y tery. In charge of Miller & Tracey. MITCHELL At the residence. 800 2d st., April 4, Lawrence A. Mitchell, aped years husband of Lucy Wbidenack Mitchell. t father of Mrs. K. A. Wean and .Icnnic L. Mitchell, brother of Mrs. V. - Roberts, Mrs. H. Carpenter, Mrs. J. B. lioiiRh and Charles A. Mitchell. Serv ices will be held today at - P. M. at parlors of Miller : Tracey, Washington and EUa sts. Interment Itiverview Ceme tery. , SYKES In this city. April 3. at R38 East Twelfth street North. Charles W. Sykes, aqed 50 years, brother of Mrs. E. F. Tur ner and Arthur Sykes. of this city, and William Sykes, of San Francisco; uncle of Albert Turner, of this city. The funeral services will be hold at the chapel of the East Side Funral Directors. East Sixth and Alder, at 2:;t0 P. M. today (Wednes day). Friends are invited. Interment in tho family piot Lone Fir Cemetery. BURNS At hia late residence, near Fair view, on the Koqjiwood road. April 2. Michael Burns. agOT 82 years, father of John C and Mary C Burns. The funeral services, will Vie held from the St. Joseph's Church, on rh Powell Valley road, to day Wed nesdsy), A pril 5, at 10 A. At. Friends Invited. Interment In St. Jo seph's Cemetery. ROTHBAUER In this city. March 2J. Joseph M. Rothbauer. aged 50 years, late of S;5 Gladstone avenue. Funeral services will ba conducted today (Wednesday) at 10 A. M. from Pearson's unlertakin par lorn, Russell street at Union avenue. Friend invited. HORNER The funeral services of the late Charles V. Horner will be held today ( Wednesday) . at 1 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Fin ley & Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends In vited, Interient at Rose City Cemetery, Jl'OY April 3. Kulalle Jugy. aged 35 years. Funeral services will be held at Dunning A McEntee's chapel today ( Wednesday ), t 2 P. M. Friends invited. Interment . Multnomah Cemetery. Ft'N'ERAL DIRECTORS, EDWARD HOLMAN CO. Established 1877. RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507, A 1511. v. s. di;nninu, inc. East fticle Funeral LHrectors, 411 Kast Airier Btrsrt. Eaft ".', B jr.'J.''.. A. R. ZEI.LAR & CO. 32 WILLIAMS AVE East lbS. C 10SS. I.ady attendant. Dwy and night service. ULX.Vl.Nll & M'ENTKB. funeral directors. Rroariway and Pine. l'hone Broadwiy 4oO. A 45.r.8. I.ady attendant. MR. AND MRS. tv. H. HAMILTON Funeral service. Kast Sth and Ollsan. Tabor 4:113 BREKZE & SNOOK. Sunnjsid Farlors. Amo iearse. II'.M Belmont. Tali. I'-TiS. BJL'.VJ. R. T. BYHNHH, Williams and Knott. Eaat 1113. 'J 15M3. Lady attendant. FTXXRAL DIRECTORS. Years of Experience Enables This Firm to Give YOU PERFECT SERVICE This modern establishment, with its conveniences, including a se cluded driveway, insures abso lute privacy, causing in now way a departure l'rom a,n established policy of moderate prices. Experienced Woman Attendant. J..P. FINLEY & SON The Progressive FTJN'KllAL D1KECTORS, Montg-omery at Kit'th. Slain , A 1599. iKiti-'ucr FUNERAL SERVICE FOB LESS. $130 KOliltU KOlt 75. MILLER & TRACEY Independent Knneral Oircetors. Ljtdx Assistant. Wihiiitloii at I-'.lla St.. Between Twen tietn and Twenljr-llrat, West Side. Jin in 21191, A 7SS5. R L. LEHCH, East HUi and Clay strte.s. I.ady assistant. Kast 7S1. SKEWiii I XDERTAKiNU COMPANY, ad and Clay. M. 4t.".J. A :1. Lady attendant. KI.ORISTS. MARTIN & .FORBES CO.. florists. 47 Washington. Alain A Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROri.. florists, ::S7 Morrison st. Main or A 1SU5. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. MAX M. SMITH. Main 721.1. A U121. bell ing bidg., tlth and Alder sts. TONSETH FLORAL CO., '-'SI Washington St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main Plo-J. A 1101. MOM'MKNTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 2(V4-2i'.i; 4th st., opposite City Hall. Main &.1B4. Phillip Neit & Sons for memorials. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 574 BIS I. MO NT ST. Phones, East 14J.t, It 2515. Open liny nnd NiK'ht. Report all cases of cruelty to this of fice. Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick anil disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring- pet may communicate with us. XKW TODAY. - Non-Resident Owner offers 50 by 100 feet SW Corner 5th and Couch Improvements two-story" frame building-. -Price and terms see Wakefield, Fries &: Co. 83. Fourth St. Auction Sale Today ' At the Esmond Hotel, Front and Morrison bts. Furniture of 100 rooms. . Sale at 10 A. M. GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers MORTGAGE LOANS on improved city and farm property at current rates. Attractive repayment privileges. Loans quickly closed. Call today. fi?' . . J'R(;,r.I OANS Opt niSIXKSS ntOPKKTIKS o A. H. BIRRELL CO. 217-Sl!) .or(irKlorn Ilnnk. Ilaililinc. lIIIIIIIIIIll!lllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIim S ."IOi0Y FOR 1'AllMKnS 5 At Current Rnten. rOlIK I. AM TALK WITH IS or Write llankerM MortKasrn Corporation, Capital .H(0,mmi. Title fc Truxt Hid?.. Portland. Oregon TTiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiEiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiT MORTGAGE LOANS We have. Insurance Money at 5rc. Private Funds at 6ro and 7rc' ROBERTSON & EWING 21)7-8 .orlnveIern Hank III dir. Northwest Fence & Supply Co. Manufacturers of All Kimfs r laffdrrH, Ort-liard SniiplleM. Batiun 1'rnnrrtt, ,avn J Vnee unci atrs. T M7 4 Kast Oak St.t 'nrnnr 1'nion Ave. roiMLAM). mi;.tN. i'Vt Our I "rices. None HHtfr. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money nt Cnrrent ItafeK. SIIMCH'tl, A.I C()HI'OH.tTII BONUS. FARM AXII CITY LOANS. 80 Fourth M.. Board of Trade Hldgr. LGQUDEYCO to y LOANS OM MORTGAGE SECURITY NORTHWESTERN BANK BLII&OINQ FARjM loans mortgage company for america Ainsworth Bidg. 22, Portland OrcgcnDfc lOKTVIACK LOANS imuroved city oroiH erty at Lowest Rate. SIT Corbett Bid.. 5th Morrlann Sta. REAL ESTATE. Fur bale -l.ot. Al'AU'1'.MEXT site tor what it is assessed at, $1700 cash, and assume some street ln 'debtednesa and taxes; 50x100, K. Salmon, bet. lath and ltth. Owner. G75 K. ts-I- mon. - OWNKK will Eell choice view lot. first street top ot lull in Alameda Park. $1000 clear. A splendid buy. Cash and terms. Write owner. V51U.Oregoniaii. GARDEN tracts, 1.1 minutes' car ride Se fare. West Side, for only f:;."o. fin down, $u a month. M. 1. X.ee, Guo Corbett bidg. r mm HEAL ESTATE. Jr'or Sal -Lots. ' BUSINESS LOT. Rose Cny Park, on .SundY Blvd. Corner, in the heart of Hose City, faces on y streets. 7.1 tt. frontage on Sandy. Price l'4oo. Terms. H lckman-Wilson, 40th, anu andy. Tabor 00??. C 1'11't. PA RK ROSE BAKGAIX ClTXfti ROAD. Va-acre tract, some fir trees. This is a dandy. Prico SU0; terms S0 down, bal ance Sl( per mo. Call brunch otiice, 40th and Sandy. Tabor 6ti8. C 21JI. t-LfcN'T business corner: MUST seii; 2.o handles; make oiler. Al) 472. Ulc- $4io CASH on terms. Rose City Park lot, a.i improvements in, near Aiaineda, Drive. Owner. Main 3644. For ale iloiipex. RAKE LAL-HELHUWil- BA11GA1N. Charming six-room bungaiow in L.ATJ . .... CRST, one block out of beautiful LALRLLHtRbr PARK. with artistic garage to match, having iiu-toot paved driveway, located ou lush, sightly lot; 'ansa living and dining-rooms with i'reuch doors between, ideal den or music-room, elaborate, buiit-in buftet. ti!e bath, witn Miower. three large, extra well-ventllatej Jetirootns. hardwood tloors. dandy tire Piace, luil cement basement, with con crete frunroom, cement porch with front and side entrances, good furnace, beauli lui electric fixtures, iawn in; this is one or the. coziest homee in the city and was bu.It to sell for 4"-uo, owner obliged to leave city and us yours today for .i90v. on easy terms. Ko a,-ents or commission Tabor 5S45. ?W and mdern U-room residence in tiio neart or lrvington; hardwood fioows tnroughout. selected mahogany and oaS rinish, walls beautifully decorated, largo finished attic, full cement basement, son 1-arior. sleeping porch, three toilets, tiiu bathrooms, latest sanitary plumbing fix tures, three artistic fireplaces, stationery vacuum cleaner, commodious and spacious rooms, material and workmanship will bear the closest inspection; large grounds, beautiful shrubbery. This is one of tha Ilnest residence properties in Portland. l or sale by owner. p 5;l, Oresonian. S100 CASH. BAL. J17. INCLUDING INTEREST. SLbOO Bulisaiovv sacrfice 2B00. Lot .Ox'JOo teut. near Erro.l sta.. 7-c rare; center hall, livins-room. fireplac-. dining-room. -buffet, Dutch kitchen, bath; tun cement basement; furnace: At soii garden, berrhs, chicken-house: furnitur included; carpets, kitchen range, etc. Whv pay rent when you can buy a fine homi liKo this on such easy terms .' Owne doesn t want to rent 1 1. DORK K. KKASEV & CO. C. C. B;dg. COINU TO BUILD? t-o to an established tirm and avn'd worry and risk. We. as L. R BtlLL'l' CO.. contracting architects, have been at o-4 Abington bidg. live years; hundreds ot jobs to our credit. Sketches and esti mates free. PL'K.MSH THE IIOXE V if tie sired You deal with ONE PARTY' aniip.iv v'. .-!', 'ROKlT: we ACTUALLY SAVE ,J'O.NE and guarantee satisfaction. We design and build residences, apait ments. stores, factories, anvthing MUST SELL THIS WEEK. Brand new. i ty i-room bungalow in Laureihurst; hardwood floors in living and dining-room; fireplace; all large airy rooms: cement basement; stationary tubs; beautiful fixtures; shad.s; ioxlo'o lot; n vlt!W. builuer must sacrifice for .-SOO; very easy terms to reliable buyer. 1 hone me. Main 17tM. and I'll tall with auto and show jou this snap. J. W. Cross- ,' 7.'' .S-tark st- ilvemus or Sunday call Main 3i:;S. IRV1NOTON DUTCH COLONIAL. .i3i 1-1 24 tli st. N., tlie Ilnest "-room home In Jrwntton, 1st storv stone garage billiard-room, (hreo llreplaces. linest o plumbing, liuuil heater, hardwood tloors throughout, tile bath, papered, street im provements paid. P E. illiWM A V r,- Ptsrk st. .Main ilOl't; "a 12.-. 1. krh-n a i i.- 77, .. . , ., . .....I. ,i x oai iticiti',. three houses turned over to us to settle old account, r, rooms, modern, at Flanders st. iioa.- K. 32d st. Modern 0 rooms at 44th st., corner f.;;d ave. U acre at liitn st. and 4tith ave., with A -room modern house. The best offer will be accepted lor further details tall at 404 North western Bank bidg., or phone Marshall ol0. ?700. Small house, extra largo turner lot. ;.i-xl0O feet; small amt-ut down bal ance on easy terms. Tako Rose" City 1'ark car lo 7-d st. See Austin. Ciregory Investment Companv. 7-ROOM SACItlKIt'E. Am compelled to sacrifice my strit-tlv modern 7-room homo on large lot In heft part of Laureihurst; If j ou are on tho market for a bargain, don't overlook tliU snap; large rising and dinim;-room fin ished in enamel and lutldwooil. See my agent, Mr. cl.AKKK. at Muin llw. Price $:;.s.h: terms. HOSE CITV PARK. Jl'SSO On Sandy Blvd. AVe havo the plans. Couio and look at them for a beautiful 5-room bungaiow to be built on tho carline near 4.th st. 'J'his price includes street improvements, ail I'aiu. nirsman-iMison, 4oth and Sandy. Tabor i.s8, C 2121. SNAP for chicken ranch or garden: 1 aero (or less), in city limits. 4 blocks from car line, ic fare; ti-rooin houfe. 4i- acres, all improved, on hard-surfaced Base Line road; good 0-room bun galow; a real bargain. ITM UIlENSTOCK t LARSON" en, 'round floor. ;;nu (ia Bi. i.AMir,i.uui,M tiu.ui'.s. Before buyiuk; lie sure to look at our list of exquisite, homes just completed in Laureihurst. the addition of beautiful homes, from $2710 up. on rent-like terms. LAUKELHUKST CO.. 270'.: Stark. si. Main loo:;. A 151a. SWELL MODERN RUN!; A LOW ROSE CITY PARK DISTRICT $J00 CASH, BALANCE 1 ." MONTH Beautiful view: fruit, berries and garden. A ou will like it Tor a home. I am roi e.-.t to sell it at big sacrifice. Owner, iS loth St., near stark. ARCHITECTURAL, financial, material and construction departments under one roof, permit us to build a better homo for less money than others. Will finance homo and lot. The Oregon Homo Builders. lo-;o N. W. Bank bidg. UK DOWN ROSE CITY PARK ii-room bungalow, all hardwood floors, full basement. furnace, fixtures anil shades. Price S'lloo; no mortgage to as sume. Hickman-Wilson, 40th and Sandy. Tabor r.sps. c 2121. AN OPPOKTUN1TL. I must sell my modern, 6-room house, with garage, sleeping porch, walking dis tance, in trvinglon. Here is a bargain for someone. See owner, 4ilo Wcidler, he tween K. sth and E. Itth. Phone East 740:1. THE LOWEST YKT Am forced to act quick; niy 5-room bungalow; fireplace. Dutch kitchen, full basement, launnry trays. In Jonesmore, 2 blocks from Olisan st. carllue; cost Jf.loOO; my prico Sliluo Mr Purse. Tel. Broadway IO08. " I MUST raise cash: my SooOo home for S-MOO; this is $1200 less than cost; house two years old; 7 looms, modern, large at tic, s.eeping porch, fireplace, cement floor, furnaco. line lawn, east front. T. 1?'. Keeley 2a a E. 7oth io. Phone Broadway lOoh. I AM COA1PELI.ED to dispose of my new D-room bungaiow; ail conveniences; hard wood floors, lireplace. all built-in elfects large attic, near carline; it you have a little money 1 will surprise you in price. Call Main 7S0 or Tabor 4053. BUILD iVOVV ' If you own a lot we will build and finance your honua on easy terms. Laigo variety of plana to select from UM BDEN STOCK. 0c LAKSti.M CO.. U round floor. 3ut Oak st. S-ItoOM house tattle; and chicken-house, on 2 lots, 1 block from Jonesmore School, S2d si. ; sacriiice tor eolio. easy terms. UMBDENSTOOlv. de LARSON CO.. Ground flloor. 3utf Oak St. IHV1NOTON On 23d St.. 7 rooms, modem; lo. OoxiOO: owner must leave city; bluest sacriiice this year. 437."i. JtlOoo casii. UMBDENSTOC1C Ac LARSON' CO. ' Ground flloor. yoo Oak St. AM FORCED TO SELL my 4-room mouaru bungalow; Dutch kitchen, fireplace ce ment basement, restricted district 7;d near Halsey; $ltluO. terms. Mr. Furlonu' Broadway ldOS or Tabor 22116 NEW, MODERN BU.NI1.U.OWS, or will ouild to suit you. Easy ownership terms. PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY. 212 Selling Bidg. NEW lrviugton house of six rooms, on L well-located lot. with trees; this home can be bought at an attractive price- no agents; BC 4t0. Oregoniau. S32."0 MODERN bungalow, snap. 373 "If olst St. N., corner Broadway. Owner Ta bor 02b.". ACT QUICK ii-room modern house. 2 btocaa from school, near carline, $loou takes it. phone Woodlawn 2U0U. A SNAP 0-roon; furnished cattage. Seaside, 1 block from beach, 3 from Hotel J'oore. Phone AYoodlawn 2747. DOWN. J10 per month buys -roo:u cottage: price $tb00. Hawthorne carline. F 524, Oregoniau. IRVINGTON Owner of six-room modern home will sell on easy terms; no agents. Phone East 0008 or Main 2145. TWO modern 5-room bungalows and one 7-iooin house in lrvington, cheap. Owner going East. 874 Clackamas st. IRVINGTON" swell and cheap homes, eay payments. See Delahunt. Phone East 127.. MY" IRVINGTON modern ii-room bouse must bq sold at a sacriiice. East 41D7. BARGAIN s-room house witli modern con veniences. Noli Hill district. A 7."S0, lor Sale Beach Property. Cui m BAY IRt chance for large Seaport City, attractive investments; write to A. L. Murphy, North Bend, Or.