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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOI.XIXG OliEGOXIAX, THURSDAY, 3IAY 18, 19 IG. 17 HOUSEWIVES PROFIT BY IGE DEALERS WAR Prices Are Cut From 65 Cents Per 100 Pounds to as Low w - as 15 N Cents. SALOONS' EXIT LEAVES GAP Caterers to Barroom Trade Seek to Invade lloinestle Field by Of- , fering Better Jvates Con- , solldutioii Is Ileported. " Ice dealers in I'ortland are engaged . In a deadly rate war, and the consum ing public so Ions as the war lasts Is reaping the benefit. There Is no fixed price tor ice at present. Usually, at this time of the year other years it sells for 65 cents per 100 pounds. Right now no one is paying mora than 40 cents per 100. Some dealers are Belling it at 33 1-3 cents, others at 25 cents, yet others at 20 cents and some as low as 15 cents. In fact, the dealers are selling ice at Just about what they can get for it in order , to hold their trade. The war. it seems, is being fought only by the retail dealers and the ice delivery companies. The manufactur ers are not parties to it at all. Yet they are cutting the price to the re tailers a trifle in order to help out their favorite customers while the war lasts. Some Ketnllers Sell at Loss. But some retail dealers are selling Ice to consumers at a. figure actually below the price charged them by the manufacturers. None of the retailers is making money at the present stage of tho game. Some are losing money. It is apparent that the war can't last all Summer. Some dealers are in danger of being squeezed out of business. That, it is said, is the aim of some of the biggest retailers. When a number of the small fejlows are forced o quit it is pre dicted that the price will go up to the old scale. The retailers, in many cases, are sell ing books or cards at the current rates, and many thrifty housewives are buy ing books enough to last them all sea eon. Others are paying for their ice as they go along, expecting to get their reason's supply of books at even a lower figure. Retailers engaged in the war predict that the price will go lower before it gets higher. Consolidation Move Reported. None of the icemen undertake to ex plain tho present, situation. "Oh. the other fellows started cut ting and we thought we'd do a little of it ourselves." is the common re sponse to inquiries on the subject. It is pointed out. however, that some of the dealers' who formerly served the saloon trade were deprived of their best customers when the people abol ished the saloons on January 1. Some of these dealers in order to rehabili tate their dwindling business, sought to cut into the domestic trade by cut ting the prices. The dealers who heretofore have specialized on domestic- trade were forced, it is explained, to meet the prices of their new compet itors. It was reported yesterday that ne gotiations were under way to effect a consolidation of some of the smaller retail concerns with some of the larger ones. If that plan is consummated it is probable that the war soon will end and that prices will return to their normal basis. J.VV. CRAWFORD IS DEAD EX-MAYOR AXD EX-INDIAN AGENT TASSES AT COKVALLIS. Native of Ohio Leaves Record of Serv ice In Civil War and 40-Year L Residence In Oregon. CORVALLIS, Or., May 17. (Special.) J. W, Crawford, early resident of Oregon, aied here last night. The funeral will be held here Friday morn ing, and the body will be taken to Salem for burial. Mr. Crawford is sur vived by his widow and one aon and two daughters. The children are Misses Kmma and Mayme Crawford, of Cor vallls, . and Edwin Crawford, of Spo kane. Mr. Crawford came to Oregon soon after the Civil War. in which he was a foldier in the Seventeenth Illinois. His first residence in this state was at Dallas, from which place he moved with his family to Salem. After liv ing at Salem a number of years he was appointed Indian Agent at the Uma tilla Indian Reservation. Upon retiring as Indian Agent he re turned to Salem and lived there until 1896. when he came to CorvaUia to be come private secretary of President Bloss, of the Oregon Agricultural Col lege. He also served as purchasing agent for the college. He served one term as Mayor' of Corvallis, and was Ieputy Recorder and then Deputy Clerk at the Courthouse. Mr. Crawford was born in Ohio Janu ary 6, 1835. He was educated at Mon mouth College, Illinois, and was the last survivor of his class. He was a personal friend of President Lincoln. WILLIAM STEWART FREEH FROM PRISON CONDITIONALLY, Governor Also Paroles 2t, Anions Nani- ler Being; Ulrica Hert-ljr, Serving Sentence for Manslaughter, SALEM. Or.. May 17. (Special.) William Stewart, a member of the Multnomah County arson gang, serving a term of from three to seven years in the pententiary for the crime of burning with intent to injurn the in surer," was conditionally pardoned to day by Governor Wlthyeombe. As Stewart left the prison, he was met by Piie Murshal Stevens, of Portland, who had promised Stewart "that when he- was released he would accompany hir- fiom the prison. The two motored to Portland in Marshal Stevens' auto mobile. Stewart wr.s received at the peniten tiary in October, 1915. The release was given by the Governor on recom mendation of the parole board. Circuit Judge Gantenbein. District Attorney Evans and Marshal Stevens. Stewart confessed to participation in the arson crimes in Portland and gave the- etate valuable assistance Jn its ENGEND1ARY1S PARDONED prosecution of ether members of the so-called "trust." The Governor also granted paroles to a score cf men serving prison sen tences upon the parole board's recom mendation. Among the paroles granted was one Ulrich Hertsig, who was serv ing a term for manslaughter. .Hertzig was convicted in Washington County in April. 1915, for the killing of Joseph Kchallbcrger. When arrested he plead ed guilty, but asserted in extenuation that Schallberger had been shot by ac cident. Others granted parol- s were: Hoy I Mullln, Washington eoutity, obtain ing money by false pretenses. February, 1015. Adam Guerrln. , Multnomah County, lar cer.y, February, 1D07. John H. Krom, Jackson County, larceny, October. 1911. Jim Ross, Coos County, larceny, October, 1914. M. 8. Irwin, Douglas County, larceny, May. 191.-.. James Lyons. Wasco County, breaking into a dwelling, November. 1914. Jess K. Davis, Lane County, larceny, February. 1915. Fred Worth, Multnomah County, larceny, February, 191.. Bert Van Cycle, Jackson County, larceny, September. 1912. W. 8. Foster. Umatilla County, attempt! forgery. February, 1914. Clyda English. Grant County, larceny. May. 191R. ' Iavid Pr-nwell, Curry County, obtaining money by false pretenses. September, 1913. Abe Kostein. Hood River County, receiv ing and concealing- stolen property, July, 1915. Georpe W. Jjinc, Washington County, bur glary, March, 19i4. , E. I Rowan, Jackson County, larceny. September. 1911. . , Bert Smith. Wasco County, burglary. February, 1914. A. M. Brunswick, Multnomah County, larceny bv embezzlement. May, 1910. Nick Bond. Multnomah County, larceny, February, 191s. Edward A. Thornton, Malheur County, lar ceny. April. 191.-.. MOLALLA GROWS BEETS ERECTION OK SUGAR FACTORY DE PENDS X'POX CROPS. If Output Testa 12 Per Cent and Suf ficient Arreagre Is Sinned. Plant Will Be Erected. MOLALLA. Or.. May 17. (Special.) It is now about settled that Molalla will have a sugar factory next year. Test plantings are being made with sugar beets and the Oregon-Utah Sugar Compi.ny has assured the place a fac tory if the beets test a sufficient per cent of sugar and enough acreage can be signed up to grow the beets. Tests have been made on beets grown in conditions similar to those prevail ing here and they have tested as high as 17 :er cent sugar. All that is re qnired in the trial is 12 per cent. It is thought that the necessary 5000 acres to be devoted to beet culture can be obtained within a radius of 10 miles of this city. The business men have organized The Molalla Beet Growers' Association to take care of the matter and see that no effort is neglected to get the fac tory located here. The officers of the Association are: , W. Robbins. pres ident; I. M. Toliver, secretary-treasurer; Tom Worth. S. A. Knapp and Dr. E. R. Todd, directors. The industry will give employment to about 1000 people. 21 PUPILS GET COURSE INDUSTRIAL CI.IB MEMBERS TO STUDY AT SUMMER SCHOOL. Expenses for Course at O. A. C, That Opens on June 17. Will Be Paid - for Winners. " SALEM. Or., May 17. (Special.) As reward for their success in. winning the capital prizes in the Industrial Club work at the Oregon State Fair last Fall, 21 children yesterday were notified by J. A. Churchill, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, that they have me privilege or attending the Summer school for boys and girls at the Oregon Agricultural College, with all expense paid. lae school begins June 17. Those who will attend the Summer school by reason of having won prises are; uiana nariey, JBrownsboro; Ger trude Courtney, La Grande; Earl Stew art, Cottage Grove; Homer Bursell. Monmouth; Hazel Bursell, Monmouth; Clifford Cook. Yoncalla; Carmen Jones, Pendleton: Esther Miller. Medford; Warren McGowan, Independence; Har old Reynolds, Independence; Earl Cooley, Salem; L. M. Bowles, Dallas; Rudolph Mullinhofr, Boring; Teddy Hones, Carlton; Exie Morgan, The Dalles; Florence Wharton. Roseburg; Marion Lowe, Nyssa; Mae McDonald, Dallas; Muriel Blume, Albany; Paul Jaeger, Sherwood; Claus Charley, Brownsboro. PLEA IS FOR SERVICE GREATER PORTLAND ASSOCIATION HEARS TALKS ON BUSINESS. Edward Srnsenlch and Charles Cochran Urge Development Along: Line of Public Benefit. A plea for service to the community, forgetting selfish gain, was the under lying thought In the two main speeches delievered before the Greater Portland Association at the Chamber of Com merce last night. The meeting was largely attended by specialty and pro fessional men. Edward Sensenich, cashier of the Northwestern National Bank, ' empha. sized three main points. He declared that the "more success ful business houses there were in any community, the .more successful would be the community." He said that the "development of successful business houses means the development of the community." He emphasized the point that success should not be attempted through per sonal motives entirely; that there should be present the principle of serv ice. - "The whole community should be back of any movement toward such de velopment," asserted Mr. Sensenich. "If the chief motive of any organisation is the development of a greater success for its membership, to the end that such success shall mean a greater com munity, or a. greater Portland, speak ing specifically, then that organisation should be supported unqualifiedly," he said, Charles Cochran, of the O.-W. R. & N. Company, asserted that to obtain the proper support an organisation should harmonize itself with publio opinion. The meeting was presided over by C. J. Mathis. ROADS CAMPAIGN CLOSED Frank Terrace Principal Speaker at Coos j3ay Banquet. . MARSHFIELD, Or.. May 17. (Spe cial.) The jCoos County good roads campaign closed last night, so far as Coos Bay and the Immediate territory were concerned, with a banquet at the Christian Church Hall, given by the Fellowship Club of this city. Frank AMUSEMENTS. BOX OKHC K SALE OPENS TODAY IHEILIG Bdw'y at Taylor Main 1 A-112- 3 geSg Next Monday PxTc.al MAT. WED. Chas. Frohman Present OTIS SKINNER In His Latest Comedy Hit "COCK CP THE WALK" By Henry Arthur Jones ves.. Floor, 11 rows, ; 7 rows. 1.50; Balcony, $1.00. T.lc. r.Oe. Gallery, DOc. Special Wed. mat.. Kloor, 1..V, S1.O0. Balcony $1.00. 7.1a, 50c. Gallery, 50c. Chat No. 11 OUR friends who have visited the Park this season have ex pressed great satisfaction with the appearance of the grounds and the entertainment features provided for opening: week. The trees are well covered with foliage and the lawns and flower beds present a most en trancing picture to those who had not realized that Summer had worked its magic change in the realm of nature. The playing of the Ladies Co lumbian Orchestra has called forth much fa.vorable comment from pat rons who appreciate music well rendered. The 18 members of the orchestra are individual instrumen tal soloists and in the programme now being given twice daily in the auditorium, several specialty num bers are offered. Miss Harriet Leach, prima donna coloratura soprano, will please you with solos of particular charm. She has scored a most unusual success with her artistic interpretation of many difficult compositions. Miss Gertrude Ilocber, violinist with the orchestra, is winning merited appreciation from her audiences with solos sung with the orchestra. She is gifted with a wonderfully sympathetic voice and her contri bution to the programme is one ot its brightest features. Dancing may now be indulged in by those who follow the goddess Terpsichore. The floor of the dance pavilion is in excellent condition and with orchestra music a pleas ant evening at this pastime is as sured. Every day more picnickers are becoming acquainted wHh the splendid arrangements now made for the comfort of outing parties. The new kitchenette is proving a most popular addition to the equip ment. Reservations of tables' may be made by telephoning Sellwood 230. JOHN F. CORDRAY. WATCH THE CHAT DAILY FOR OAKS PARK EVENTS IPPODROME (Formerly Orpheum) BROADWAY AT YAMHILL i FEATURE MLvjU riRST-niJ?r pictx-res VAUDEVILUi COME EARLY ALL SEAT MATINEES, lOei EVHMVKS, 1S i S UK DAY, ALL SKATS 15c.) Continuous Performances 1 to 11 P.M. Complete t hante Sunday and Wednesday THE JUNIOR REVIEW OF 1916 Vaudeville's biggest and merriest musical production cast of 25. 0 OTHER HIO ACTS Boxes, firttt row balcony (.eats reserved by phone. Curtain. S:au, 1 and. a. Bohemian Athletes to Have Picnic The Bohemian Gym. Club of Sokol Will Give a Picnic SCIV'DAY, MAY 21. AT CRYSTAL LAKE PARK, MILWALK1K, With gymnastic exercises, drill and Karnes of all kinds. The club orches tra will furnish the music for dancingr. EVEHVUODV INVITED. Terrace, of Washington, and others spoke. There were about 150 p'resent and the toasts and fun ran riot. The good roads campaign has been a strenuous one and Frank Terrace hag appeared and spoken in 16 places in one week. A number of young- women showered him with flowers at Bridge and his wits deserted him, so he was at a. loss to reply to the fine compliment the girls nalil him. t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. DELIVERY horse, harness and wagon; horse weighs about 900: will sell separate; . ail in good condition; make me an offer; take Mt. Scott car. to Creston station; walk one block west. Inquire at grocery. -I'Jol Powell Valley roaii. CLASSIFIED JVD RATES Dally and Sunday. Per Lino One time , lie Same ad two consecutive times ...22c ha me ad three consecutive timet ttUe Same ad fcix of -.even connecti-ive time. 56c The ahove rates apply to advertisement under "New Today" and all tuber ciaatdiica tlonit except the following : Mtuputmoi Wanted Male. MtuaHoot Wanted Female. or Kut Koom Private f-'amillee. Board and Koom Private 'amlliea. Housekeeping Kooms Private l-anillte. Kate on the ahove clavblficatloaa im 1 cents m line each Innertlon. The Oregon ian will accept classified ad vertisements over the telephone provided the advertiser la m subscriber of either t h one. o price will he q uut ed v er the phone. "t bill will be rendered the following day. Whether ubteiuent advertisements will be accepted over the phone depeuda upon the promptness of payment of tele phone advertisements. ".Situations W anted" and "Personal" advertisements will not be accepted over the telephone. Orders for one insertion only will he accepted for 'Furni ture fur Male," "Business Opportunities' "Jtoominjr-Houses and "Wanted to Kent." On "chars;' advertisements charges will he based on the number of lines appearing in the paper, regardless of the number of words lit each line, inlinuot ctmrtfe, two lines. Advertisements to receive proper classi fication must he in The Oregon tan office before .45 o'clock at night, except Katur day. Closing hour for The rSunday Ore. gontan will be 1 :ttO o'clock Saturday night. The office will be open until 10 o'clock 1. f . as usual, and all ads received too late for K roper classification will be run under the eading "Too Iate to Classifv." Telephones: Main 7070, A 0005. ATJCTION RAT.E TODAY, Mortgage sale of furniture, rugs, etc, Pale at 30 A. M. at Baker's auction house. ltW-108 I'ark street. OAKS PARK This directory la for the Information tne aitrerent lines of business which the u,e- Any Information wnlch cannot ba phoning Main 707Q or A 6095. House 40. AC COKUIOX MJSATUJQ. It. arjPHAXt hemstitching, scalloping, ac cord, una pleat, button, coveitil; mall orders. aas r mock block, broadway luuu. iicjMei7.1TCUlNi, button, ana pieatlng or ffr" promptly filled. Kill. Button shop. mJiiiaon oppo.ll. UiU. Ac ning. -t-lSATlG. hem.Ulcb.lng, button, covered. ti Laau-rn Novelty Co.. ou4 6wi. li'day iuuo. AsaAviata A.NU ASAi.naTB. MONTANA ASSAY OKIf lOK, 14a 2d Gold. ..ivr and plaimmu bought. AXIOE.M.VS. w J. ilAiCULJM .Probata, real estate, min ing Jsm C'j.;'orluii abstracts and tinea eiNiucsfd, wrmen opinion, luruisheo. nuynyniira uauK bRlg. . Main ana. U1UUAM. UECK.KTT 4k COOiMSK General practice; ab.lracls examined. "ltt Hdg. phone Main fcasu. U.,,-, JJJ'ES, M. V. CANCER TKEAT&X. u 16 All.erta st. Woodlawn 4104. CAKl'KT WEAVKH. iUif KUUS FHUM OLJU CAKFJCTU. carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. North west Hug Co., lag E. bin. Both phones. ttlLLlLOID Bl'TTONS. UAIH,E. .J.12 1KW1N HOUSON COMPANY. ar Washington mi. Main 312 and A 1264. CHIKOPOOI8T8. William, Katelle and William Jr., lievany, th. only acleutltlc chiropodists In to. city, i'arlors aoi! uarllnger bldg., southwest corner 2d and Alder. Phono Main lliol. ClllKoA-xiUY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. 1J. Mill. Offlc. Klledner bldg. Main S473. CM1HOPKACTIO PHVSlClANa. 1R. McMAhON Chronic caaaa, taking time, 1 treatments, 15: worth 3l; economy, health. el:Ii. 208-8-10-11-12 Maclaay bid. CUUJjt'TlOM AOKNCY. NETH CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17K0. No collection, no charge, jaiabllahed moo. HANOI O. 11J?,A.TH'8 SCHOOL, Lessons aaily: class and Mark. Main 8205. Lessons 25o. MCL.KEY ULUG., 2d and Morrison 10 lea. cjj classes jaon., -ri. evi. Mar. alii. LA Ga.K UK REAL.". Oriental. Suanlsh 1... nature. Egypt lancv. Russian. Main a271. DKKSa SUITS. DRKss SUITS for sale or rent at low prices, w. buy dreas suits at 81 3d st. EYlfr EAR. OBE AND THROAT. Treatment by apeclallst; glasses fitted. D? F. F . Cas.eday. six Lekum bldg., od Wn. FIBE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATES FIRB INBUKANCB CO. HAT CLEANING PANAMA HATS clesned, blocked, 75c; straws, fells. 01: guaranteed. 2S5 Wash., near 4th. 88 3d. pear 6tark. 44 3d. M. 702U. LAWN MOVVKB GRINDING. ORF.UON ORIXDKRY Sharpens 'em belter . n r Imii M ,r.h . 11 T o 1 .... i . . . QftBQON-3 RELIABLE. Tabor 849. MAT1RKS3 MAKING. And feather renovating. Phona East 874. MKSSENGKR BKRVICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles 'and bicycles. Phone Main 6.1. A 21S8. MU8ICAL. I " 6ECUR1TT STORAGE CO. WILL C LOS 12 OUT PUR CASH. -S450 1ialnaa Bros..3 S430 Bradbury 16 S-J25 Hlnz. Upright at t3J 360 Larg. Upright at 110 4300 Boudoir Up right ."0 a fiw,iiiL-wii TO FIRST CALLER. .10! 4TH STHEET. Storage. 7Su Monthly. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS. CUBRIHIAE IiWiQY TOP CO.. 2u0 2d St. AUTO fcPlUNGS MANUFACTURING. aMft and repalr- LAMER SPRINCjtUsiiig; atiuu springs in stock. 15th and Ceuch. BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME. Baggage St Omnibus Transfer. Park 4k Davla, BREAD BA&KRY. . Royal Bakery 4k Conf., Inc. mn and Everett. GRAIN MERCHANTS. M. H. HOllit.ll, Board of Trade bldg. GUUCEJCS. Co.. S7-7J Fourth at. WA"uHAMS HATS AND CAPS. THAVIIAU8ER HAT CO.. SS-5 Frnnt at. HIDES. WOOL, CAStAKA 1LKK. KAliN BROS., Hl Front at. MILLINERY. BRADSHAW BilUa., Morrison and 7th ata MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. rOl.l'MBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co.. hi V Mb, at. MEETING NOTICES. . . a'J Regular meeting this (Thurs day) evening. Elke' Temple. 8 o'clock. Initiation. Past Grnnd Exalted Ruler I. I", famrali will pay tho lodge n fraternal visit. Visiting oreinren welcome jr oiuer ?Tai;fJ6 of ths K. It, , l-,T1iaC M. R. BPAULDIXO.' feacretary. AL KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. M. 8. A ceremonla; session will be held on Satur day, June 10, at the Masonic Temple. Petitions will be re ceived until 2 P. M. By order of the Potentate. HUQH J. BOYD, Recorder. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Thursdsy) evening st 7:30 o'clock. Masonic T.-mpie. Labor In the M. M. de gree Visiting brethren always welcome. By order V". M. FRED L. OLSON". See. WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 18, R. A. M. Called con vocation this (Thursday) av.n. Ing, East Eighth and Burnside ats at 7:80 o'clock. M. de gree.- Visitors welcome. By or der or E. H. P. ROY QUACK EN BUSH, Sac. SUNN Y SIDE LODGE. NO. lBU, A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Thursday) evening at 7:30 P. M. M. M. degree. Brethren cordially In vited. Order W. M. E. M, LAN CHI, Sea. OREGON COMMAXDERY, K. T. Special this evening at 7:30. Red Cross. If you bring a Sir Knight with yu he will appreciate your consideration, c. F, Wl EUAN P. Recorder. THE MACCABEES of the city will meet in big joint Initiation at Hall 4Jl, Alder St., on ihls (Thursday) evening. May IS. A big class will ba initiated. A big time and big feed. Ail Maccabees invited. COMMITTEE. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-8 Sixth st. pIED. SHRAKE In this city. May IB. Frank Shrake. husband of Llxzie Shrake, father of Mrs. Claud Huston, Roy and Ed Shraks. ef Hps Moines, la.; Mrs. H. W. Wright. Mildred, Lee and Stewart, of this city. The remains are at the chapel of the F. P. Dunning. Inc., East Side Funeral Di rectors, 414 East Alder. Funeral notice In a later issue. VAN HOUTEN At Shoemaker. N. M., May 36. Effis J. Van Houten, wife of J. P, Van Houten and daughter of the late Charles M. Cartwrlght. Remains will be sent te Portland for interment. Funeral notice later. RICHARDSON In Ihls city at her late residence. 40il East 42.1 St., W. E., Louisa Richardson. arteoV 50 lesra, Notice of fu neral hereafter. FUNERAL NOTICES. GIESV At the borne of her daughter Mrs. Catherine Khlen, 8.15 East HTth su. May 17, Mis. Emma Giesy, aged 8a years, 1 month. VI rias, mother of Mrs, Cather ine Ehlen and Dr. A. J. Glesy. of Port land: Mrs. Ida Beck and Christian Oiesy, ot Aurora. Friends Invited to attend tu rn; ra I services, h!ch will be held at llolman's funeral parlors, lid and Salmon is., et 2:.W P. M. today (Thursday), Aiay Is. Interment at Aurora, Oregon, of the public, to ;lve as far as possible average person may find occasion to found here wlU be gladly furnished by - Ml SIC At, Enill Thielhorn, violin teacher, pupil b.vcltc 207 Flledn.r bldg. A 41S0. Marshall 12. OPTOMETRIES AM) OPTICIANS. YOUR KVES fitted with beat l.nssa. gold-tilled mounts, $i.uw up; tone $2.ai up; near and far bifocals. S2.dK up: lenses duplicated; mall ord.ra. DR. J. 1). MKKKLUTll. 2I) Washington at. SAVE YOUR Correctly fitted glasses, gold filled i mountings a. low as $l.ro; r quality ana rvi beat, rhix W Goodman. vptcrnetnat. yiu Morrison St. Main 2124. GLOBS OPTICAL. CO. Beat $2.50 Glasses on Earth, becuud Floor Allsky bldg.. Cor. Third and Morrison sts. PATKNT ATTORNEYS. . R, C. WRltiHT, 22 years' experience U. S. and turelgn patents. tttll Dtkum bldg. I'llTtKB FRAMING. ' AMlfORD, tilt Northwest bldg.. 0th A Wash PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. factory and office near 24th and York sts. Main 34. PRINTING. KEYSTONE FREoS J. K. Gant.nbeln. mgr. printing and linotyping. looJ-, Ji'ront L, uotyping. loo. Main or A 1418. corner btark KAU RUGS AND IXl'lT RUGS. Ingrains, Brussels, Smyrna.. Asmlnatera, rag rugs, all lzea; malt order, prompt ; booklet. WEST fct N FLUFF It CO CO., f.4-56 Union av. N. East U31H. B 147a. REAL. KSTATK DEALERS. PALMER-JONES CO., H. P.. 404 Wilcox bid. ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.. 621 Yeon. BUN'b'DICT BROS., USO Hawthorn, avenue. SCENIC PAINTING. - SCENIC PAINTING and window back- -rounds. Call Theodore Schultz. artist, ormerly at Baker Theater. btudlo. E. S.'th St.. 2 blocks north of Gllsan. Tahor JOHH. STAMP DEALER. COLUMBIA STAMP CO. Main 7580. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. FREE STORAGE FREE MOVING FOR LIMITED TI rlMH IN OR DER TO FILL OUR MODERN BRICK WARE HOUSED EXPERT PACKING- . aiilCURITY STuKAliE 44-40 EAST SIXTH PHONES EAST 34. EAsTfM. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST "",,en,? goods specialists; storage, packing, ship ping and moving; hora. or auto vans, special frelgnt rates to all P"Jn C. O. PICK TRANSFER tiT9liAt-l,-,0 2d and Pine ats. Broadway Sua. A iww. OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Gllsan at., corner 13th Telephone Main 09 or A 11; Wt own and operate two larg. c'"s A. war.housea on terminal tracks; lowest in surance rates m the city. MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSK Office ISO Madlaon. General merchandlae. and forwarding ag.nta. Phone Main 76WL VETERINARY SCHOOLS AND COLI.KGKS. 6 F. VETERINARY COLLEOH begins Fept. 11. Catalogue free. C. Keane. prea Ident. 181 Market St.. fan Franclaco. noon. SLABWOOD, DRY AND GREEN MULTNOMAH FUEL CO. Mn. 5540. A 2IU GREEN AND DRY SLABWOOD, blockwood Panama fuel Co. Main B72Q, A 3bl. MANUFACTURERS NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES. WEl.NilAHDS GOLD lb N AMUEK NECTAR. Henry Welnhard Plant, llh and Burnside. Phone Main 72. A Hi. PLAIN AND LIBR1CATING OILS. W. p. FI LLER at CO., 12th and Davis ats. PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. RASMUS KEN CO., 2d una Taylor ata. PIPE. PIPE FITTING AND VALVE. M. L. KLINE. 81-S4 Front St. PLUMBING AND STEAM HIPPUES. M. I, KLINE. S4-HB Front at. " PRINTERS AMI PUBLISHER. PRIPJTIMR ' V. BALTLS AND COMPANY I 11111 1 1110 First at Oak Sts MJln A I1S1 I'KODU E ( OMMISMO.N A1ERC HANTS. FVERUIXU at FARRE1.L. 1-H Front St. ROPK AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrtip. SAFETY RAOK HONING. AUTOMATIC KEEN EDGE CO.. 18H 4th. SASH DOORS AND I.I.AKS. W. P. FULLER 4b CO.. liith and Davki ata. WALL PAPER. MORGAN' WALL 1'APEU fo st. FlXKllAf. NOTICES. W"RDEN In this city. May 17. Guilford Oliver WordeiL aged 53 years, husband of Ada Worden, father of Mildred and Chea ter Worden, and brother of Mrs. Mary Hurley and Mrs. Hattle Wrage. of this city, and a member of Washington Lodge No. 46. A. K. and A. M- and Multnomah Camp No. TT, W. O. W. Th. funeral serv ices will be held from th. chapel of th. F. 8. Dunning Inc., East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder. Saturday. May irt. at S:S0 P. M. Friends invited. Inter ment Rivervlew Cemetery. MITCHELSON The funeral services of the late David Mltchelsnn will bo held at the chapel of F. 8. Dunning. Inc.. Kaat Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder street. 3:80 P. M. today (Thursday), under the auspices of Multnomah Camn Vn n vu O. W., and the Scottish clan. Friends ln- vuea. .interment Rose city Cemetery. WHITE In this city. May 16. Sadie A. White, aged 40 years, daughter of Mrs Johnson White, of 1674 Hodg. at. The funeral services will be held today (Thurs day), at 2:3( o'clock P. M.. at the resi dence establishment of J. P. fclnley at Son, Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited Interment at Rivervlew Cemetery. NEITZEL The funeral services of the late .Mamie Aenzei win be held today (Thurs day), at 10:30 o'clock A. M.. at the resi dence establishment of J p. Flnley son Montgomery, at 5th. Frlenda Invited. In. terment at UL Scott Park Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. Established 1877. RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507, A 15X1. PERFECT FUNERAL SERVICE FOR? iESS fl A FUNERAL FOR fljj MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors. Lady Assistant. Washington at Ella St., "bet. SOtli and list. Main HUfll. A 78B.V West Side. DUNNING at McENTEE, funeral dlreotora, Breadway and Plue Phun. Broadway 4aU, A 4.'kn. Lady attendant. R. T. BYRNES. Williams and KnolL, East 111S C ItHS. Lady attendant. P. L. LERCH, East 11th and Clay Lady aseletant. East 781. ER1CSON Residence Undertaking Parlors, ISth and Morrison sts. Main 613:1, A l"-':;s. BREEZE & FNOOK. Bunnyalde Parlors. Auto hearse. loi'g B'-imont. Tab. la.'iS. B .arrj. MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMlLTON--Fu-nepal service. K. SOth and Gllsan. Tahor 4.113. SKBWKH UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 2d and Clay. M. 415;, A Wil. Ludy attendant. ... v KVNKHAL WREfTOlW. Tears of Experience Enables This firm to (Jive You . PERFECT SERVICE This modern establishment, with Its conveniences, including a se cluded driveway. Insures abso lute privacy, cuusins in no way a departure from an established policy of moderate prices. Experienced Woman Attendant. J. P. FINLEY & SON. The I'rogressi ve FUNKltAL, IjIKKCTORS. Montgomery at Kit'th. Alain 9, A. 1113. . IX. ZELLER & CO.. OUi WILLIAMS AVE. East lOeS. c lObS. Lady atteudant. Day and night aervlc, F. si. DUNNING, INC. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder atreet. East 02, B FLORISTS. MARTIN FORBES CO., riorUts. 47 Washington. Main 2601. A Stilt. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BISO.S.. florists. ::7 Morrison U Main or A 1S03. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7'J13, A 31UL Bell ing bkls. nth and Alder sts. TONSETII FLORAL CO., 2H& Washington St.. bet. 4th and 6th. Main SloJ. A llol. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, L'4-2tirt 4th St.. opposite city Hall. Main S4. PnlUlp N'eti At Sons for memorials. EBLAESING GRANITE toi THIRD AT MADISON STRCCT .1 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY B74 BELMONT ST. Phonee, Kaat 1423. H 2515, Open Day ana Aicnt. Report all cases of cruelty to this of fice. Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring: pet may communicate with us. NEW TODAY. .lllEIIBailllllllBID i Brighten Your Home jj g Roof and House Paints, Kalso- H mining" and Paper Hanging Garages and Porches. B All work of every description JJ J guaranteed. See our repair de- C m partment. m OREGON HOME BUILDERS B Oliver K. Jeffery, Pres. U 1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg. n B ' FIX THAT ROOF Ve do It on a guarantee. Sec our repair dopartmont about tht- sleepinR porch. those French doors or u. fire place. Everythintr for tho home. Including painting-, papering: and kalsominintf. REPAIR DKPARTMKVT, The Orearoat Home Bailldera 13;JO Northwestern llank Hide. Oliver K. Jeffery, President. G96 Choir Loons of SIS.OO anal r Oo Improf.cl BudRfSS Iroperty (sr for Improvrm.nt PuriM's. j. r. urstoMB, tiZ Btaxs. btroek. MORTGAGE LOANS en traproed city and farm ' property at current rates. Attractive repayment privilege. Loam Quickly closed. VsTClAX, ItA'lK O.N MIIUK I.OAM O.V lltbl.MuSS IMIOI'KHIIF.S. A. H. T5IRRELL CO. X1T - 219 Northwestern Hauls Bntldlns. Mirnhiill 1114. A. 4113. iiHiiuumiiiiinmimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii moxky ron f-armeuis E At Csirrent I la tea. C COMQ U A.N It TALK WITH D sir Writ) Zi Canker a' MortRrnsre Corpora t Ion. 7. Capital &00,fMa. Title Trust lilda; S Portland, Orea-on TiiiiiitiiiniiiniiimniiinniniiiiniiiHiinT MORTGAGE LOANS Wa bav Insurance Money at Private Funds at C and t . ROBERTSON & EWING J07-S Northwestern ' Bank Bide Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Osr Own Money nt Crrrat Rate. MCKICIPAL AND COKPOHATIOS BONUS, FARM AND CITY LUASIi. ttO Fourth kt.. Board of Trade si Id ST. EDWARD LGOUDEY 0 S. 7. LOANS OH MORTGAQC SECURITY MOaTHWtSTERN BANK BUILOINS irstfslii' "' ' - . . T MOKTtiAtiK I.OA' I rLxOnillC impruna cliy pr ViiftSSIlUr erty at lowest Hal .4 prop- at.a BIT Corhstt niilK., Fifth tc Morrlsog Sis. real estate. lot.. Choice Inside lt, near Sandy blvd., on E. 44th; prii;. S7at; all as.cssmuius but S13 paid. Kin. corner. 3Uth and Tillamook, at an absolute bars-aiu; all Installmeuta Tor alrvet work paid to date. A. H. BlRHKUL. CO.. 217 Northwestern Bank bldg. Marsliall 4114. A 4118. LAROE. beautiful view homesfles, only IS minutes' ride. YVst SiiIm, .".c fare, eitv water, city achnols. Tiie best value lu Portland for H.'o. S10 down antl la pr month. M. K. L.-e. 603 Corbetl bldg. DO you want city or country property ?""see DeRose and save tliat bis comintasion. 64 East Tilth St. Tabor 62!io. jj-,0 HOSE CITY SNAP. OUd, near th. Alam.da Owner, b5 Ycou. Main 113. jTaLF ACRE, near Iar;eschool. 1 1 25o7'a" horisiti. Box Portland. For Sale Beach Property. ' 5-KOOM furnishfMl housu, bath, tfdlet, tiot walor, ocean view, kii east haulc of Ne ' canicum River. Seaside, Or.. rowboat. buallandlnic. ti-rt, woodshed, chicken house, tools, $T.Vi. ti40 Salmon. FOR KA1.K Beach cotlas. at Tioga. Wasli., overltiokins the or.an : tl rooms, complete ly furnished. larKe fireplace, toilet and running water. 1'ilcu $10uu. Call Main 7ff7. A2523. ' For Sale llouitra. EQUITY ."-roorp. buu.aluw; will sacrlOLS. Tabor 1U71. RK.1I, KSTATU. tor Sal LOOK! - Wo have n beautiful 6-room iin frftlow on Kaat Yamhill. bM cn ;iiitl and 4th. at real uncrtf Thr ia a first mrtKe of m. Willi two r to run. and w ht-n authorised to t a k $! cU for the equity. Think thia ovr. Th fs house is modern th roup h nut, with ftirnaco, fireptar and all hmlt in features. Full cmem basenicuu Cost to build. THE MALOXK O. HfTCHIXS CO.. Houe Kipcrt. 307-S Henry iilds. Mala 704. CITY PARK. J uat Completca. Owner is Icavfn-r town May "S. Mut bo sold by th.-n. ilia loen your pain, .'.-room bunKalnw, with brejik-faat-rnoin and aleepinic r,,rch. :." K. -'d X., 1 S bl'-kd fmm R City Park car. JrU-t? J0v. f0(K lasli, balance like rent. THE MAI-OX E O. lU'TCHINS CO.. Henry iildg- Main 701i. LAURKLHVKST See this today. New. bic, artietiioally designed, hundiwmely appoint ed U-rooui home, ready J or ocupancy in a few days; hardwood floor, built-in con veniences. 3 large bedrooms. 2 ideal ln c lowed alecpiuK-poTx-hea. The arrange ment ot the roevptiou hall, front room with ni a salve fireplace, libiary and din-lnic-rooiu gives tiiu home a claay dis tinction yol will appreciate at one. You t-annot duplicate it on present market. It will appreciate in alue on the present, rutins market. Come etee it todiiy ; 3 Mock eaat laurelhurst Park, on Pine at., or during week see A. O. iee, 270 ttark Pt. Main 17tX. A 1515. ALAMKUA PARK. Beautiful modern home. Just completed, aeven rornns and breakfast room, hard wood floors and elegant lv finished throughout, fine plumb. us. fiArage. per Kola, fence Inclosing yard c erythinjr complete, restriction In this high-ctas district do not expire until Broad way car to end of E. 7th and Mtion Prica o7.".0. All atreet Improvements Paul; aood terms, but no trades. Robert H. Heat, owner and builder. Kaat u3. GOING TO BUH.U? Co to au fsiablicihed firm and avoid worry and risk. Wt, as 1. R. ItAlUKY CO., contract uit? architect, have been at Abington bltls-. S years; hundreds of jobs to our credit. Sketches and estimate-a free, FV K.N isSH THE MONEY If desired- You deal with UM PARTY and pay only ONE I'KOr'IT; we ACTUALLY IS A V K YOl MONEY and guarantee satis faction. Wa design and butid residences, a part men is, a tores, factories, anything. BEAUTIFUL. Piedmont home. 7 room and sleeping porch, pass pantry, hardwood floors, full cement basement, thorough modern throughout and well built; must be sevii to bu appreciated. Price, a bar gain; terms to suit purchaser. Inquire t llatgrht at-, or K. N. Clark A Co., 'ink- v irust lMi., mi 4th st. J1KK FORCED AUK JI"H. Sold a year for l."t; well built. 2 stories. 0 rooms, attu; and sleeping porch. ast front; lot Cm'xI. n -loth t.. near 3 traxee ; good ruj-round lugs; near tar; must bo sold this eek ; a grs-at bargain. A. M. t'lell, Sandy blvd. aiui r.ith t. Tabor i!l'J. 11.HTI.AXb HKHiHT-S KKS I L) ENCE. urroun.lfd by beautiful humrs. maKnlfl reut. iwcrpniK vlw, solid around, liv las room. mUltogMny finlli. oak dimns-rooitL. lutt h kttcht.it, haxdwood floors. bed rooms, sleeping port. h. sarase. Price and tortus very r.asonubie. P. II. lwis, 4 Lewis bids. L.A I'HKLHL'KST llOMEd. Brfor. buyins be sure to look at our list of exquisite home. Jusl completed la l.aurelhursu the addition of beautiful bom-s. from .'oO up. on rent-like teriua. l.AlKKI.HLHiT CO.. ilul ataxk t Maln luo,A 1315. IDEAL new home, t rooms; bulli-in side board, bookcases, flitpice. Iu.1 cement basement, plasteied; two porches, while kitchen; on. block from Broadway car. near Jrvln.ton tenuis courts; asfeasmenls paid. Wakefield, pries 4t Co., 6i 41U SL Mam 14. HOI'S BAHUAINS. 4. r. and 5-rooin modern bunua'.ows with ull latest buill-in cin cnicnccs. in re-rtrp-tcd district, near carlinr; piir. f.oo, fit;;, SI'.i.'.o. SJIOO and J."oo: easy term, l'mbd'ensluck lr.n o.. oi Oak al ground floor. Tel. Broadway lo0! KNAP. U AWT HOI'. NIC IMSTUU'l. NEAIl B. ::HTI! ST. SXA1- 7-. INTEIlT.xT. Artistic new home, brand now. biuilc fast-room, all larite rooms, bekeled fi-iie. J'-ft. luirfet. plale-ltlaaa window a. colonial brick front, larKe aim'. lar;e closels. ook floors, etc.; an tip. Owner. Tabor 1'"0. "ruTe'cITV PA H K " HUXl'.A LOW. Nt-w Very Arllelie Home A Harcain. o rooms, pretti-st home In t.istrlcl. ex tra lsrse li inn-room, .well bcveied plate buffet, latest parquet oak Lours, e.eeplnl poich. etc. Tabor II ....... furl hle ho homey. nearly new house at .11 E. 47th St. N.. Kos. City .rk: o rooms aowiisia.rs. ' " " " mem. furnace, nice yard. fincon- - plete and Hood neishborhood . terms tc ilefti red. Inqulra neat door. Tsoor vi'iui.v new -room bungalow, all modern e'onveciemes. 1 block .frpra Peninsula. Park If you have a little money, will .urprls. you lu prlc Imbdcnutorlt fc lvrsLn Co., aOO Ouk st, Tcleplioue Broad wuy Itf'.S. 4-KOOM modern bungalow, 14U E. Tlst aU JS This is 1U feet from Gllsan-at. carllna atid paved street; about - yeara old; ex tremely low price and eney lernl. Key at Cmbdenstock & iursou Co JO- Oak at., -round floor. ' .".0. Small house and 50x100-foot lot: small monthly payments, less than rent-; Hoso City l'rk car to T'id st. See Woodman, OHEOORT INVESTMENT COM PAN T. IHiUtllN 4-room bungalow. - bedrooms, nearly new; 1PJ4 Misllpl ave. 1 block from Peninsula Park; an elxreme bargain: no trades, bee tula today. ey at oou Ottk at. m WHY NOT HL1I.U and set a home accord lu to jour ideals? 1 design, build and finance any building; rlii its, "-""""V ' free; see me before you build. Is. O. ; k 1 u nd. SL1 Henry bids. Main ..81-. ' tu0. 4-room house with tras. fin. corner lot. ll ruiuutta out on Ml, Scott car. Join) cash" !' ' month; a bi? bargain; uo a g ents. ttj4 f-1 h ave. B. E. "..ROOM cosy, clean house; beautiful b.g lot 40X1.-.3 In garden, fruit treea and buhes: 4lti. st. . -: glouo: iim down. ld per month. Sellwood 1J1J. TLHN a burden into income; build on your 1 I...- I build and finance; plans tect, m.i Henry on rTE CITY PARK; bungalow. 1 block from car- can be handled with very small amount cash, or might take lot lor equity. V 40. oregonian. KOSE CITY PARK. New 5-loom bungalow at sacrifice; ail modern conveniences. Cmbdenstock " r.on BUS Oak st. Phone Bdwy.Jj. PRETTIEST bungalow in Piedmont; ' looms - Porch... mahogany finish low prfc-T term-Tl- o Garfield ave. Woodlawn 2 J. WILL sacrifice my o.5 equity in almost new .'.-room house, near carllne: would consider small auto a part payment. 1 t4. oregonian. I MLKK UAHCAIN li-room modern bui.sa lw on lot ltioxioo. for Uu0; restricted tustrlct. Woodlawn -0o4. IUR houses or lots in Irvlnglon or Laurel hurst see Sanderson Oiauel. 6-8 -haui-ber of i:ommerce. Marshall SUM. il VI I- " At lt!3 ii nd S-raom plastered bun- ";, l, oo: terms like rent; a dandy buy. 'all at '.'" Concord bldg. GOING EAST BU sacrifice; see it toda: modern o-toom bungalow. 11 L. JIjui- eou at 4.u. a.iiriOM HOl'SE in Itose city farK lor ST.-.0; easy terms. 1'lione Tabor tt, or Muin5li. MY beautiful home: ail furni.he.-i; Rich mond district; only 3Tjuo. u McKay bids LP-TO-UATB bnnaalow. Rose City Park. Apply on premises. p.-tt E. 4.th st. N. 1KV1XUTON Swell and cheap homes, eay payments. See Uelahunt. Phone Kaat UTi. " Suburban Home lroperty. LITTLE FARM BARGAINS. 1 acre to 10 acres, near electric railwav station suitable for chicken ranches and gardens; extremely low price: easy terms: will show In our auto. L'mbdenftock Ac Larson Co.. .lot; Oak St.. ground fioor. Phone Broadway Itl.'.s. GIBSON HALK ACRES. Good soli, good water, close to rsrllne, easy terms; will build to suit purchaser. Phone Marshal! 15N.1 or Sellwood 47s). JOHN GIBSON. OWNER. For Sale Aereoge. MV CHOICE ACRE at Rockwood. near hard aurfaced Base Line road. Kin. for chicken ranch and berries. Extreme low price and terms. Near electric station. Mr. liase man. Tsi Hrtwy lrt.'.n. ood Osk st. CHICKEN FRUIT, GARDEN RANCH EsT Near Portland; f"S to -00 per acre: easy terms; best soli. Farms for sale, ail sues. McKar'.and. 30t Yeon bldg., Portland. 1 TO 4 ACRES, near Oregon City ear; 50O per sere. (Owner.) W. , Starkweather. K. 1. M'lwaukle. Or lVs ACRES river front. West aide, oa elee- tt'io iiuc. Main -U1U.