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Newspaper Page Text18 TITE UrORNiyG OIIKGOXTAy, FKTDAY. MAY oG 1010. 15,000 FLAGS TO A!D PLEA FOB DEFENSE Plans for Huge Preparedness Demonstration Week From Saturday Night Progress. COMMITTEE HAS BIG TASK Many Organizations of Teaelieife, Students. Business Men and Folk' in All AValks of Life Will Join in Kntiiusiastic Showing. fifteen thousand flaps have been ordered for the Preparedness parade of 20,000 through the downtown streets of Portland Saturday night, June 3. The general committee, which met in the chambers of Judge C. TJ. Ganten bein, chairman, yesterday afternoon, received enthusiastic reports. General Charles F. Beebe, grand marshal, is sitting with the general committee, z He has appointed Colonel George T. "Willett. Oregon National Guard chief of staff. The general committee is meeting twice a day in Chairman Gantenbein's chamber at the Courthouse. To such titanic proportions has the demonstra tion for preparedness developed and so enthusiastic have the people of Port land, irrespective of creed, color or politics, become over the movement that the committee has found it im possible to receive all the reports at one sitting a day. , Prrparcdnem Luncheon Arranged. A luncheon will be held the preceed lng Wednesday noon to talk prepared ness at the Chamber of Commerce, which is behind the movement in full force. Speakers at the luncheon will be General Thomas M. Anderson, Gen eral Charles F. Beebe, Daniel Malarkey, K. E. Pettingell, A. L. Mills, Nathan Strauss and George E. Hardy. Resolutions have been adopted by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce, looking to making the occasion one of the biggest and most gala ever held in Portland. Impetus was given to the movement yesterday when the Young Men's Busi ness Club, at its luncheon at the Ore gon Grill, unanimously and with rous ing enthusiasm adopted a resolution not only indorsing the parade, but also pledging the entire body to help make it a big success. The club went on rec ord as strongly in favor of defensive preparation to guard against any fu ture contingencies. Hitch School Students to March. Robert Krohn has been named by the committee to marshal the high school students in the parade. Superintend ent Alderson will head the entire school forces. Dr. R. A. J. MacKenzie, who has been put in charge of the medical division, reported yesterday that the doctors and nurses and internes and students in and about Portland were enthusiastic for the parade and that some 500 or more could be counted on to participate. There are 150 trained nurses from all the hospitals who will join. Rev. Frank L. Loveland, pastor of the First Methodist Church, has been made marshal of the ministerial section of the parade and it is believed that there will be a large number of ministers in line. It is expected that 30 or more bands will be in the line of march all volun teers. It is proposed to have an entire divi sion of husbands, wives and their chil dren. Mrs. Martha P. French, . presi dent of the Women's Press Club, has been named marshal of this unit. Postmaster Frank S. Myers has an nounced that the men in the postal service have been notified of the parade and are likely to form a division. BAND0N GRADUATES 13 Dr. Boyd, Portland, Is Speaker at Commencement Programme. BANDON. Or., May 25. (Special.) Dr. John H. Boyd, of Portland, deliv ered the commencement address at the graduating exercises of the Bandon High School last night. Tonight the senior play will be given and the bac calaureate sermon by Rev. W. S. Smith will be delivered Sunday night. The following Tuesday night will be given over to the annual alumni exercises and the senior class day programme will be given on Thursday. The 13 members of this year's grad uating class are Belle Chatburn, Helen Thornton, Grace Gibson, Iva Bates, Iva Middleton, Delphi Langlois, Ora Jame son, Flora Philpott, Sam Armstrong, Harold Johnson, Frank Scholl. Harry Bronson and Chester Tee Garden. TWO FROM LINN RENAMED Representatives Are Successful In Candidacy at Primary. ALBANY. Or., May 25. (Special.) Two of Linn County's Representatives at the 1915 session of the Legislature will be candidates for re-election this Fall, as a result of the primaries. They are Charies Childs and W. P. Elmore, both of Brownsville. Mr. Childs was one of five candidates on the Republican ballot for the three nominations and was successful. There were no candidates on the Democratic ballot and Mr. Elmore was one of those whose names were written in. The other legislative nominees are Robert S. Acheson, of Shedd. and F. H. Porter, of Halsey, Republicans, and Irvin R. Schultz, of Albany, and E. C. Peery. of iicio. Democrats. Mr. Poter was a member of the House from this county at the sesion of 1913. JURY FINDS ACTON GUILTY Mother of Frances Hodge Held In Jail Awaitng Sentence. Following the conviction of Mrs. Will Hodge for contributing to the delin quency of her 15-year-old daughter Frances, a jury in Judge Morrow's court yesterday found Orville Acton guilty on a similar charge. Mrs. Hodge, who was found guilty on the ground that she permitted her daughter to attend dances and go to all-night restaurants, associating with men of doubtful character, is now in pail awaiting sentence. In addition to Acton two other men, R. L Merrick and Thomas Kellander, pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of the same girl. PERS0NALMENTI0N. Fred Haines. of Burns, Or., was among the Nortonia visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.- C- C- Whitten, of Eugene, are at the Nortonia. Mr. and Mrs. F.L. Briggs, of Van couver, B. C, are stopping at the Nortonia. Dr. and Mrs. James Fouts, of Malalla, Or., are at the Nortonia. James Hackett, of Pendleton, is at the Perkins. J. Mattey, of McMin'nville, is stop ping at the Perkins. Horold S. Jennings, of Coos Bay, is among arrivals at the Perkins. A. Bronsgeist, of The .Dalles, is stopping at the Oregon. C. B. Dawson, J. W. Stanchfield and H. Lewis, of Astoria, are at the Ore gon. C. J. Johnson, of Seattle, is at the Oregon. Governor James Withycombe was in the city yesterday and registered at the Imperial. E. L. Swarlzlander, of Pendleton, is at the Imperial. J. S. Cooper, of Independence, is at the Imperial. A. S. Reed, of Astoria, is stopping at the Imperial. G. Lansing Hurd, of Corvallis, is in the city and stopping at the Imperial. Mr. and Mrsf Bates of Roseburg, are stopping at the Cornelius. W. A. Barr, of Corvallis, is .at the Cornelius. E. II. Laugh and family, of Clarks ton. Wash., are in the city and putting up at the Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hunt, of Salem, are putting up at the Sewird. Mrs. John R. Cain, of Summit, is at the Seward. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nelton. of Napa vine. Wash., are stopping at the Seward. , J. H. Dunlop, of Cascade Locks, is at the Portland. Mrs. George D. Gear, of Honolulu, H. T., is visiting in Portland and is stopping at the Portland. W. S. Short, of Chehalis, is regis tered at the Portland. A. J. Robertson, of "Vancouver, B. C, is registered at the Eaton. Mrs. II. I. 'Thomas, of Durango, Colo., is visiting Portland and stopping at the Eaton. Dr. E. J. Wisicarews, of Monroe, Or., is at the Eaton. Raymond Baldwin, of Los Angeles. and William Pollard, of New York, are among the registeredat the Eaton. GERMAN DRUG RECEIVED First Shipment of Salvarsan Since War Iteaches Xew York. NEW YORK, May 25. A shipment of salvarsan valued at $500,003 was re ceived here today from Germany, it was announced by the drug company to which it was consigned. The shipment was the first to enter this country since the war began, and the supply in the United States was virtually exhausted several months ago. Negotiations for the exportation of the drug from Germany were conducted through the State Department, and Em peror William is reported to have Issued a special order directing the shipment. The drug was sent through Holland and was shipped on a Dutch steamer after the British and French govern ments had given assurances It would not be confiscate' CLAM DIGGERS ARE FEW Seaside Beds Are Again Productive and Higher Prices Offered. SEASIDE, Or., May 25. (Special.) Until two weeks ago the razor clam industry has been practically dead so far as the local beds are. concerned. Now clams are again plentiful, but the professional diggers, who used to boast of making from $5 to $10 a day "when diggin' was right," left, the Clatsop beaches during the poor season of the last six months and with their depart ure clams have gone up from $1.23 to $1.60 and $2 a box, with few diggers available at that price. Last year the local cannery 'ran on double time, while this year it is able to take care of all offerings by run ning on alternate days only. WARRINER DEMURRER FILED Deadly Asault With Auto Case to Be Heard Today. Demurrer to the second indictment of C. A. Warriner, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon as the result of having run down Mrs. Henry Beck man with his automobile on 'the Co lumbia River Highway, April 9, will be argued before Circuit Judge Morrow today. Judge Morrow sustained the demur rer to the first indictment on the ground that it failed to set forth suf ficient facts as to how the automobile could be construed as a dangerous' weapon. The demurer to the second indictment charges that it is also lack ing in the same respect. It was filed yesterday morning by Attorney John F. Logan. 12 OBTAIN CITIZENSHIP Baker Resident Takes Oatlii n Hos pital That He May Get Homestead. BAKER, Or., May 25. (SpeclaLj Twelve residents of Baker County to day became citizens of the United States aftar having passed the examin ation. The" swearing in was done by Circuit Judge Gustav Anderson. The new citizens are from many different European countries. One of them took his oath at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, where his exam ination also was held. He is Socetti At- lORTLAND Mon. & Tues. lllfi M 1 At Circus Grounds, 26th and Raleigh Sts. The Only Circus Here This Year 89th Annual Tour of 5 Acres of Tented Wonders A Marvelous Display of Arenic Triumphs See the BIG FREE STREET PARADE Downtown Reserved Seat Sale -at ' Eilers Music House, Broadway and Alder St. tlllio, of Copperfield, who is critically ill following an operation, but was eager that nothing stand in the way of his acquiring a homestead on which he had performed all the other per quisites. He readily passed the exam inations. J. L. A. Felice, of Unity, had his name changed to Lawrence Williamson. SCHOOL FAIR IS LAUDED Exhibit . at Doty Declared Among Best of Year. CHEHALIS. Wash.. May 25. (Spe cial.) Yesterday and last night a big community fair was held at Doty by the public schools of that place. Sec retary George R. Walker, of the South west Washington fair, who attended, declares that this exhibit was one of the finest, held this year in Lewis County. 'Puwards of 300 pieces of needlework, manual training wrok' and culinary wrok were entered. Superintendent Hollingworth. of Doty, sayst his school will make the biggest display this year it has ever made at the South west Washington fair. HENS BALK AT MARKET Church Women's Plan to Lead Fowls Proves Failure. VINCENNES. Ind.. May 22. Women of the First Baptist Church at Bick nell, wishing to advertise a sale of chickens to raise money for repaint ing the parsonage, planned to lead their hens from the public square to the market. A large crowd had gath ered in the square, each carrying a hen under her arm, but the chickens refused to be led when the signal was given. However, the effort served the pur pose, for the hens sold quickly at the market, and enough money to pay for painting the parsonage was ob tained. DOCTOR LOSES $9000 SUIT Verdict Oiven Against Centralia Physician in Second Trial. CHEHALIS, Wash.. May 25. (Spe cial.) This afternoon in the Lewis County Superior Court a Jury awarded Mrs. Cora Ennis a verdict for $3000 in - "iit against Dr. Push Banks, a wti known Centralia physician. Mr. Ennis, who was a patient of Dr. Banks, died following an illness of typhoid fever during the epidemic that prevailed in that city three years ago. At a previous trial a verdict for $1500 was awarded, but the Supreme Court remanded the case back for a new trial. AMUSEMENTS. OAKS PARK Chat No. 1 9 ALL of Portland's foremost women's organizations will be represented at the big picnic planned for the Oaks on Saturday, and to be held under the auspices of the Presidents' Conference of Women's Clubs. A special programme has been arranged for the Auditorium, in cluded in which will be the usual numbers of the Columbian Ladies' Orchestra, now augmented to 20 pieces. Each member of the orches tra is an instrumental soloist, and the playing of the body has met with high praise from musical critics. A Maypole dance will be staged by a bevy of young girls, while games and contests among the kiddies will be a feature of the aft ernoon. The youngsters will be en tertained by Ali Zada, "father" of Punch and Judy. Punch, Judy, the Baby, the Policeman, the Ghost, the Devil and the prizefighters will be seen in an entirely new melodrama, in which Punch stars as the bad man. The actors are all in new costumes, and the alligator that puts an end to Punch's cruelties has a new set of teeth. The membership of the organiza tion taking part in the, picnic is forming into small groups. ' You may reserve tables for your party by telephoning Sellwood 230 the number of persons you expect. Be sure and bring your own coffee, tea, cream, sugar, etc., for your picnic. Maids will assist you in making your beverages at the Kitchenette, but coffee pots or con tainers must be brought to take your tea or coffee to your table. JOHN F. CORDRAY. Watch the Chat Daily for Oaks Park Events w oo:fi. on AMrSF.MESTS. IHEILIC1 Broadway at Taylor Main 1. A 1133 TONIGHT 8: 1 5 SMkmJ5v 1 POPCL.U8 BARGAIN' PK1CK MAT. TOMORROW 2:15 I Floor $1- bal.. 73c, 50c; ial.. 50c. The Favorite- Comedienne MAY ROBSON In the Delightful Comedy, "The Making Over of Mrs. Matt" NlKhts: Floor, 11 rows $l.no. 7 rows 1. Balcony $1, 70c, 50c. Gallery, 00c SEATS NOW SELLING. EXI HttK. 6 Zl-K Next Monday POPtXAR M,s B'KD. Best Seats $1.00 $1.50 to 50c PKICK L Mat. Sat. New York Winter Garden Co. In Passing Show of 19 15 GEO. MONKOK EUGENE and WILLIE HOWARD MARILYNN MILLER and 125 Heart-Breakers 125 "Warmest Winter-Garden Baby of Them All. Eves. Entire lower floor. J2. Bal. $1.00. 1. 75c, 60c. Gallery 50c. BOX OFFICE Si-K-n TODAY IPPODROME . (Formerly Orpheum) BROADWAY AT YAMH1U FEATURE wax FinST-RUN PICTURES VAUDEVILLE COME EARLY ALL SEAT MATIEE, lOci EVEXIXGS, IScw (SIM)AV, ALL SEATS 13e. Continuous Prrformancrii 1 to 1 1 P.M, Complete Chaoge bun day and We dug day l'ortlitnd's 1 -argent and i ramlnt Theater NOW OPEN 11 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. Exclusive motion picture classics ploltlr.g the photo-dramatic art. M'ELROY'S RUl'KHB ORCHESTRA. Matinees 10c. Evenings and riunJaya. 15c; loses. 25c. Ulnstnn'a WATER LIONS and DIVING N VM 1113. AiuericM'tt moNt amazing anuutio Novelty. 6 OTHEJi KIO ACTS 6 Boxes, firm row balcony tteati. reserved by phone, ( tiriain. ::. 7 and 9. CLASSIFIED AD RATES lally and Sunday. Per Line. One time lio toame ad two conaecotlve times. g bame ad three consecutive timet Jtoe feanie ad six of seven consecutive times. 5ie The above rates apply to advertisements nnuer "New Today" and all other viassUica tious except the IoIIomuik; Mtupations Wanted Male. situations W an ted -Female. J or Kent lioom 1'rivate Iamllles. Hoaru ana Koom private Families. Housekeeping; Kooms 1'rivate laiuiliea. Kate on the above classifications is 1 vent m line each insertion. The Oreiconian will accept classified ad vertisements over the telephone, provided the advertiser Is a subscriber of either 'ions. No price will be quoted over the phone, but bill nili 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 accepted over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will be accepted for "Furni ture for Sale," "business Opportunities," "Koomine-llouses and "Wanted to Kent." On chars;e advertisements charges will be based on the numuur of lines appearing in the paper, recardless of the number of words in each line. Minimum charge, two lines. Advertisements to receive proper claaat flcation must he in The Ores on fan office before 8:45 o'clock at niglit. except batur day. llosinir hour for The Sunday ore gonian will be 7:30 o'clock Saturday night The office will be open until lO o'clock 1. M as usual, and all ads received too lute for proper classification will be run under the heading "Too l.ate to Classify." Telephones: Main 7070. A 60i5 AUCTION PAT.ES TODAY. Ford Auction House. 211 1st. Furniture, carpers, etc. Sale at 2 P. M. At Wilson's Aurtlon House, at 10 A. If. Furniture. 160-8 First st. METINO NOTICES. AT KADKR TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. S. Htated ses sion Saturday, May at 8 P. M.. Masonic Temple. West Park and Yamhill streets. Visiting nobles cordially In vited. By order of the Po tentate. HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. SELLWOOD LOIXSB XO. 131 A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Friday even inff, 8 o'clock. Sellwood Masonic Hall. Work E. A. detrree. Vis itors welcome. By order W. M. J. H. BUTLER, Secretary. ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO. l(V- A. F. AND A. M. Special communication tnts (rriaayj evening at 7::i0 o'clock. K. A deKree. Visitors welcome. By or der of W. M. E. R. IVIE. Secy. : MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. 15, fO. E. S. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening in Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock. Degrees. By JENNIE H. GALLOWAY, Sec. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 53. A. F. and A. M. Special com munication, 7:30 tills evening, work in F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. Order W. M. C. M. STKADMAN. Sec WEBFOOT CAMP. NO. 63. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night at W. O. W. Temple. 12S Uth street. All members welcome. Kum to Kamp Friday niuht. A. L. BARBL'K. Clerk. J. H. PONNAT. Consul Commander. v EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins raw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth st. DIED. WARILA In this city. May 25. Jacob Warlla, age 34 years. Funeral notice later. Remains at parlors of Miller & Tracey, Washington st. at Ella. MONTGOMERY May 25. Benjamin Mont gomery, aged 4-years. Remains -at Dun ning Ac McEntue's parlor. Notice of fun eral later. HAWKINS Mry 25. Fred Hawkins, aged 2 years, late of Centralia. Wash. Remains at Dunning Ac McEntee's parlors. Notice of funeral later. MORTON In this city. May 23. C. C. Mor tou. Remains are at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy Ac Co., 5SO2-04 2d st. S. E-, In Lents. FUNERAL NOTICES, SPETH The funeral of Miss Odelia Flor ence Speth will take' place from Holman'9 funeral parlors tomorrow (Saturday), May 27, at 11:30 A. M.. thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, 15th and Davis streets. Re quiem mass at 10 A. M. Friends are re quested to attend. . Interment Mt. Cal vary Cemetery SCHL'T 5X1SERG The funeral service of the late August Schulenberg will be con ducted today (Friday l, at 2 P. M.. in the mortuary chape of A. D. Kenworthr At Co.. 5S02-I.4 l2d St.. S. E.. In Lents. Friends invited to attend. Interment Mult nomah Cemetery. EiCKENBERGER At the family residence, Milwaukie. Or., May 24, Henry C. Ecken berger. Friends invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at Holman's funeral parlors.' Third and Salmon streets, at 2 P. M. tunjorrow (Saturdays. May 27. Interment Rivrview Cemetery. m mi mi d,recry la for the information of the public, to give a far aa possible me unierent linea of business which the average person may find occasion to Any Information wnich cannot b found here will be gladly furnished by phoning; Alain 7070 or A 6095. House 40. ACCOUIIIOS 1'LKATINO. K. STEPHAN, ht-mstitchinir. scalloping, ac cord, side pleat, buttons covered; - mail i.rderg. Fittock block. Broadway ii K 1 .ST ITCHING, buttons and pleating or ders promptly tilled. Elite Button Shop. Morrison St.. opposite Olds Ac Ktni;. PLEATING, hemstitching, buttons covered. Eastern Novelty Co., hOVi 3th. B'dw'y -"duo. ASSAYKKS AM) ANALYSTS! MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. H2 silver und platinum bought. Ould, ATTORNEYS. W. J. MAKEL1M Probate, real estate, nun inir and corporation law; abstracts and titles examined, written opinions furnished. 14:14 Northwestern Bank hid. Main .".74. GK A HAM, BECKETT & COOPEK General practice: abstracts examined. oOl-ll Piatt bide. Phone Main f."Mt. CANCER. L. M. JONES. M. L. CANCER TREATED, dil'i Alberta st. Woodlawn 4 loo. CAKPKT WEAVER. FI.l'FF RI'GS FROM OLD CARPETS. Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. North west Rug Co.. Jss E. Sth.Both phones. CtLtlLOIDJtl'TTONS, BADGES. TUB IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY."- ..s. Washington St. Main 312 and A PJ04. CHIROPODISTS. William. Estelle and William. Jr.. Deveny, the nly scientific chlropoillxts In the citv. Parlors :hil' Gerllnger Mdg.. southwest . corner J.J and Alder. Phone Main CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Hill. Office Flledner bl.ig. Mrs. M. n. Main :M73. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. DR. McMAHON chronic cases, taking time, .11 Treatments. JIS; worth economy, nea'th. wealth. 2oS-l(-l n- 1 1 -1 MaHeav bid. COLLECTION AGENCY. N ETi & CO., Worcester blilg. Main 1 7ti. No collection, no charge. Established 1 !!. . C'lVIL KNUINEKR A. L RICH A R I SON, 51 Phone Main yti76. Henry hldg. DANCING. i- . S SCHOOL Lessons dallv; class rrl eve.. S to In. lti yd 8t.. bet. Wash. and Stark. Main Z-Jtr,. lessons. 2.1c. ML'LKEY BLDO , 2d and Morrison 1 les sons, classes Mon.. Fn. eve. Mar :ti:t. LA GENE IE REAIT. Oriental. Spanish, toe. nature. Egypt fancy. Russian. Main :i-J7L'. DRESS SI ITS. L.l':ri?? CITS for sale or rent at low prlcea. e bnv dress suits at ."d st. EVE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialist: glasses fitted Or F. K. I'asseday. Mr Dekum bids.. :td Wn EIRE IXsrRANCK. PACIFIC STATES FIRE I NSIRANCB CO. HAT ("I.KANIN'fi. PANAMA HATS cleaned. blocked 7.-.o-straws, felts. .".Or; irun r ntfO.1. 'S3 Wash . noar 4th : Ssjd. near Stark: 44 "d M Tifii LAWN MOWKR C.RIXI)INi. O K F. i ( ' X S R E I -1 A i 1 . K. Tabor 340. MATIHKSS MAKINCi, And ffa;ht.r renovating. Phono East .".S74. MISICAI.; SECURITY STORAGE CO. WILL CLOSE OUT FOR CASH. $430 Halne-s Bros.. $00 4..0 Bradburv ....$4 $3J3 Heinze Upright l JStj Large Upright at $110 jim iouaolr l. p right $400 Chlckering. . ,33 TO FIRST CALLER. JU1 4TH STREET storage. jjc Monthly. WHOLESALERS AND Al'TO AND BUGGY TOPS. lYUBRl'ILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 209 2d St. Al'TO SPRINGS MANUFACTURING. M-AMER SPRING CQ'' nK-'-,HHI snnnn. In stock. 13th and Couch. BAGGAGE CHECKED AT IIOMK. Baggage &r Omnibus Transfer. Park A Davis. BREAD BAKERY. Royal Bakery 4c Couf., Inc. lltn and- Everett. GRAIN M ERf II ANTS. M. H. HOL'SKK, Hoard of Trade bldg. GKOCKKS. WAPHAMS & CO.. 07-73 Fourth St. HATS AND CAI"S. THANHAI'SEK HAT CO., 33-53 Front at. HIDES. WOOL, f ASCAKA BARK. KAHN iiltOS.. llll Front st. MILLINERY. BRADSHAW BROS., Morrison and 7th sts. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co.. t3 3th Bt. EXNEKAT NOTICES, ERICKSON May 24. at the family resi dence, UJrt liryant street. Otto Erickson. aged rt years 11 months 4 days, beloved husband of Ellnn Erickson. father of El mer and Roy Erickson. Kuneral services will be conducted today Friday. May at 3 I. M., from the First Swedish Metho dist Church, corner Beach and Borth -wick streets. Frltnds invited. Interment Rose City Park Cemetery. Remains a Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell street at Union ave. SWANSON May 24. at Pt. Vincent's Hospi tal, Gusta Leonard Swanson , UKed Us years. late of 7m Montana ave. Leceased Is survived by h Is widow, Alma Augusta Swanson, and five children. He was a member of the Vasa Order of America. Lodge Noble No. 1S4. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow ( Saturday . May 27. at 3 P. M., from the First Swedish Methodist Church, corner Beach and Borthwiolc streets. Friends Invited. Re mains at Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell street at Union aw. RISTMAN The funeral services of the late Fred Itistman. aged 47 years, will be conducted today Friday . at 3 H. M.. in the mor'.uarv chapel of A. D. Ken worthy & Co., iM)-04 i2d street South east. In I,enis. Friends invited to at tend.' Interment Mt. Scott Park ceme tery. XOLA N'D The funeral services of the late Lottie Ooodell Noland. late of Klamath Falls, Or., will be held today ( Friday), May 2t. 2:.U) o'clock P. M.. at the resi dence establishmrnt of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery at rth. Friends invited. The remains will be forwarded Saturday morninji, May 27, to Ocean View, where Interment will be made in the family plot. BROWN In this city. May 2.1. Dr. Charles E. Brown, aecd 4ii years, beloved hus band of Mrs. Emily Brown, father of Mrs. Oeorge M. Faber and Joseph G. Brown, brother of Dr. K. W. Brown. Funeral serv ices will be held at Dunning & McEntee's chanel Saturday. May 27. at 1 ::(o V. M. Friends invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. DIERINGER At the family residence. R4T) Savier street. May 2.. Hurley Arthur, aged 6 years tt months 23 days, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I derinjeer. brother of Clara Lierincer. Remains forwarded bv the Holman Undertaking Co. to Oregon City. Or., for interment, where funeral services will be held. GANTENBEIN In this city. May 24. Rev. Jonn nantenbin. aged 91 years. .i months. Funeral will take place from Holman's funeral parlors tomorrow (Saturday). May 27, at a P. M. Services at the grave pri vate, please omit flowers. ITVERAf, DIRECTORS. Years of Experience) Enable This Firm to Give You PERFECT SERVICE This modern establishment, with its conveniences, including a se cluded driveway, insures abso lute privacy, causing in no way a departure from an established policy of moderate prices. Experienced Woman Attendant. J. P. FINLEY & SON The Progressive FUNERAL. DIKECTORS,. Montgomery at Fifth. Alain 'J. A 15'J9. MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. & 80th and Gliwn. Tabor 4413. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANV. 3J and Clay. M A WIL Lady attendant. usmess-iE MCSICAL. Emil Thie.hjrn, violin teacher, pupil Stvclk. 1'UT Fll-diitr b'.dg. A 411R'. Marshall lti-l'- M ESSEX t; E K!S K K V If E. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and bicycles. phone Main 3i. A -133. . OPTOMETRISTS ANO OPTICIANS. YOUR EYES fitted with best lonscs, gold-filled mounts. $1.30 up; torlcs. $-.30 up; near and far bifocals. $-.30 up; lenses duplicated: mail orders. DR. J. 1. MEREDITH, 3U1 Washington St. SAVE YOUR $ Correctly fitted glasses, gold fi.led mountings as low as $1.30; quality and service the best. rhas V. Goodm;in. Optometrist, 20l Morrison st. Main 14. GLOBE OPTICAL CO. Best $'-'.30 Glass's on Earth. Second Floor Atlsky bldg.. Cor. Third and Morrison sts. PATENT ATTOKNKY8. R. C. WRIGHT, 22 years' experience V. S. and foreign patents. 001 Dekum bldg. PICTI RE FRAMING. ASH FORD. 610 Northwest bldg.. Olh & Wash Fll'Ei PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24lh and York sts. Main 34:. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbein. mgr. Printing and linotyping, linn, Front st., corner Stark. Main or A 1415. BAG KfGS AM) FI.IIF HUGS. Ingrains. Brussels. Smyrnas, Axminsters. rag rugs, all sizes, mall orders prompt; booklet WESTERN FLUFF RCG CO.. r, 4 -.".(I Union ave. N. East 031(1. li 1473. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Wl.MER-.mxES CO.. H. P.. 404 Wllrox bid. ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.,. 0-1 Yeon. BENEDICT BROS., !.;o Hawthorne avenue. STAMP IEAI.ERS. COLUMBIA STAMP CO Main 73S0. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. v. , . - FREE STORAGE FREE MOVING FOR LIMITED TIME IN OR HKK TO FILL OUR MODERN KRICK WAKE HOt'SE. KN.PEKT PACKING. SECURITY STORAGE TRANSFER CO.. 44-40 EAST SIXTH ST. N. , PHONES EAST .'!S4!. EAST :.0(M. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household good specialists: slorase. packing, ship ping and moving: hrie or auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.. 'Jd and Pine sts. Broadway 3'.0. A l'J0. OHK.GON TI'.-WSFEK CO.. 474 C.lisan Kt.. corner 13th Telephone Main 0I or A 11!V We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks; lowest in rurance raes In the citv. MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE orfice j so Madison. General mercnanci ise and forwarding agents. Phone Main 70'.l. VETERINARY SCHOOLS AN liT' O LL E 1 KS. 5! F! VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sept. 11. Catalogue free. C. Ki-ane. pres ident. 1812 Market St., San Francisco. M O(H). GREEN AND DRY SLARWOOn. biockwnod. Panama Fuel Co. Main OT'.'O. A :'.V.M. . SLABWOOD. DRY AND GREEN. MULTNOMAH FUEL CO. Mn. ,1340, A 2110 MANUFACTURERS N O N -1 X T O X I C A T1 N O BEVERAGES. W E I N H A R L' S GO L D E N A M BKR N BCT A R. Henry Wetuhard Plant. i:uh and liurnside. Phono Main 72. A 1172. PLAIN AND I.rKKK'ATIN4iOIL.sI W. P. FI LLER & CO.. 12th and Davis sts. PAINTS, RASMUSSEN At OILS AND GLASS. CO.. 2d and Taj lor sts. PIPE. PIPE FITTING AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. S4-S0 Front st I'LUMBIXG AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L. KLINE. S4-tG Front St. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. PDIWTIWR BAL.TE-S AND COMPANY rnlllllllU First & Oak St Main 103. A 1103 PRODUCE COM.M ISSION EVEKD1NG & FAKItELL. MERCHANTS, llu Front st. ROPE AND" BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., J 4th and Northrup. SAFETY KAZOK HONING. AUTOMATIC KEEN EDGE Co.. isou. 4th. SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER Ac CO., 12Ul and Davis sts. WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO. FUNERAL, DIKECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. Established 1877. ' RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS- and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507, A 1511. PERFECT FTJNERAL, SERVICE TOB LESS $150 $75 FUNERAL FOR MILLER & TRACEY lsdependrat funeral Director. Lady AaoUtant, Washington at Klla at., bet. COth and 2iit. Mala ueai. A taBJ. Waat Stda, DUNM.NU McE.MEU, funeral directors, Broadway and lri0 Phuna iiroadway aau. A 4S5S. Lady attendant. K. ZELLtK CO., CU2 WILLIAMS AVI aat loss. C 1JSS. Lady attendant. pay and nlsht aorvlca. F. S. DUNNING, INC Eaat Kuneral Director. 414 Eaat Alder atreet. Eaat 62, B 2525. R. T. BYRNES, Wllllama and Knott. Eaat 1115, C 1U48. Lady attendant. ER1CSON Residence Undertaking Farlora. 12th and Morrison ata. Main U133. A BREEZE & SNOOK, tsunnyaide farlora. Auto hearse. 1028 Belmont. Tab. 1228. li 02. i. L. LEKC1L Kast 11th and Clay streets. Lady asststa;,t. Last 7bl; B-lbsfe FLORISTS. MARTIN ft FORBES CO.. 'lorlata. 34J Waahlngton. Main 2691. A 2CU. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranned. CLARKE BROS., florlsta. 287 Morrison st. Main or A 1SD5. Flue flowers and floral desistna. No branch atorea. MAX M. SillTli. Main 7213. A 8121. Ball ing bid j . r.th and Alder ata TON'SETH FLORAL CO.. 2S5 Washington at., bet. 4th and &tn. Main 3102, A lluL MOXCMEXTg. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 284-2G8 4th at., opposite City Hall. Main 064. lullllp Neu & Sons for memorials. O BLAESING GRANITE CO. U THIHO AT MADISON STR g E1T. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 674 BELMOXT ST. Phon-. EMt 1423. li 2515. Open Liay and .Mitht. Report all cases of cruelty to tt s of fice. Lethal chamber for email animals. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone deairiaic vet may communicate witb uav . ' NEW TODAY. G rhr IoaiiH of flO.OM and W Oil Improved Bnslneaa Property r for Improvement Purpose). J. P. UlsCOMB, ZAt buu-k btreot. MORTGAGE LOANS on improved city and farm propertr at current rate. Attractive repayment privileges. Loans quickly closed. bl'LllAL BATHS UN" LA1K.K l,OA5J ON IIISIVKSS l-nOPERTIES, A. H. BIRRELL CO. 117 - -1 a Nnrthnr.tpra Bank Ilulldlas. MarnhNll 4114. A 4118L IRVINGTON, NEW, MODERN, BARGAINS W; TWKM'IKTlls MHI F1KTF.K.XTII. sfven rooms and raraxes; 72 TWKN-TV-SKt OM). six rooms and k a r a K c. Kach house has two fireplaces and sleepins porch. Materials bought be fore rise. See them today. MAIT7, 111 n.DING COMPANY. TKRMS. Mortgage Loans $25,000 for One Loan, or Will Lend SIOOOO or S15.000. A I. ho .Honey for Farm eenrltj-. ;:. II. THOMAS. 27 Oak Hwm 3. A iiiKworth Bids. i c ; i 1 1 u ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; : : 1 1 : : : : 1 1 1 Z MONEY iron FARMEJU EE At Camat Katra, come: in an i talk, witu cs ar Wrtt ZZ Bankers Morliaas Corporatlaa, Capital KOO.OOO. Titlo Tru.l Uldar. Portland. Orearom EE riitiHUiiiiiii!m:iiini!i!!iimi!:iuiiiiiiiT MORTGAGE LOANS We have Insurance Money at a Private Funds at 6 and 7. ROBERTSON & EWING KartbweslCTa Banla Bids;. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Oar Ovfa Money nt Cnrrent Kateaw Vt XiciPAi. ao t oKroinTioa BONUS. KAtlM AND CITV LOANS. Ml t-'uuna St.. Board af Trndo man EDWARD E.G0UDEYC0" 6, -7 LOANS ON MORTGAGE SECURITY NORTHWtSTTRN BANK BUILD INS Oicgonlifc ii MOKTliAl.t LOAN'S on nnirovel city prop erty at Lowe.t Halt:. 317 Corbett Hide Fifth Ac Morrison Sta. K KAL KSTAT E. t oi air -Uot. FOK SALE for cauli, lot 13. block 18. Al berta, on K. 30th at., between Wynant and OoiiiK sis- Basi front; impi ovements paid. YVlh be aoid by June 1. Any reasonable offer accepted. AadrcM J. C. Owre. Mc Ko, tr.. twnt?r. LUT LADU'8 ADDITION, lt."U. Finest UtlU' AdUition lot, near Haw thorne, on popular street, all iinprovu uients in and paid. 11 ITT Kit, L.UWK & 11 K TOHEST, l'0--itV board of Trade lilds. LA UiJK, beaut. f til view home bite. West Mde: 15 minutes' riiu, lc tare; beMt vulvit in the city at $:;; down and j per month. M. 1. Lee,yOo tjoroctt bid;. LAROE, beautiful view homosiie, West Side, only minutes' ride, .V: fare, city water, only $ 11 low n and $0 a month. M. K Lee. ,o. Corbett bldg. Jto KOK two Joi s 1U"3J tin, M 'lit one 1st add'n Lenta. lluo i. Vv. Aitiuk biafi. Mam Pi 7. CitKAl l.aurtlliurst Addition sacrifice: lot 1.".. blu. k -V. Karl F. MllU-r, ltH ;li St.. Milwaukee, Win. I-or Sale 1IAWTIIOHNK niSTHICT. XEAH li. WVH ST., S.N'AI'. 7,e INTEREST Artist ic bungalow, brand new. break fast -room, all large rooms, beveled plate. l.t-ft. buffet, plute-Rlans windows, colonial brick, fruni; lare ut'ii-. lare cloBetr. oak. ftoms, etc.; Kiiap. Owner, Tabor lyOO. LAL'HELIll'HST HOMES. Before buym be sure to look at our list of exquisite homes Just completed In Laurelhurtt. the addition of beautiful homes, irom $-.M0 up, on rent-like term. LAI.'UELH L'RtiT CO., 70i btarlt mU Mala 17no.A loli. IDEAL new home, 8 rooms ; built-in side board, bookcases, fireplace, full cement bast menu plus tered ; two porches, whit kitchen; one block from Iiroadway car. neir Irvinton tennis courts; assessment paid. Wakefield, i-ries &. Co., bo 4 La SL Main 14. 1 67 .'i VO KFE1TE D 1 0.75. $;C7Ji Artistic Alberta bunsalow; five, large tooms, hardwcod floors, fireplace, cement bae-ient ; complete and modern; wortu 20oo : terms. 1U.3 KAST 2..TH X. Uwuer. Main 3730. ROPE CITY PARK DISTRICT. A modern, well-butit. two-story, tf-room. sleeping porch and attic; 40th St., near Bruzee; worth $4otK); must tseil this week;' lens than :oiu; small payment, balanco Lke rent; don't miss this. A. M. OdelL rth st and Sandy. Tabor 4'Jt-. MURRAYMEAD. Six rooms, sieeplng porch, large livins rodm opeiiinfc Into ilving-court ; big sac rifice; owner leaving city; equity JlOuo; will take part trade, some cash. b04 E. Sherman st. Sellwood 447. ROSE CITY PARK SNAP. VERY ARTISTIC EASY TERMS. Classy six-room bunsalow. living-room 14x26. -foot beveled plate buffet, parquet oak floers, solid brass hdw., sleeping porch, shade trees, etc. Owner. Tabor 1wk. GOOD, comfortable, homey, nearly new house at 511 E. 47th st. N., Rose City park 5 rooms downstairs, cement base ment! furnace, nice yard, everything com plete and good neighborhood; terms IX desired. Inquire nextdoor. Tabor 079. WHY NOT BUILD aid get a hrnne according to your Ideals? 1 design, build and finance any building; artistic sketches free. See me before you build. N. O. .Lklund, 313 Henry bids. Main 071 RALEIGH ST. BRAND NEW H-ROOM COLONIAL. Superb view, dancing parlor, billiard room. sleeping porch, garage. No in cumbrance. Itlock to 3 carlines. "The beat is none too good." FOR SALE 7-room house, new. modern, up-to-date; will sell at bargain; fur mtdted or unfurnished: 1 block from car line; Hawthorne district; beat location; terms. Tabor 6723. FORCED to sell my home, 2 years old. C rooms. All modern conveniences. Re stricted district. This is a rare bargain. Phone me today. Mx. Uagemaa. Tabor w3. MI ST LOSE my nearly new ii-room modern bungalow. In rest ric ted district, near good carline. Equity of $:oo for $15o cash. Mr. Snodgrasa. Phone Broadway lo:S. MODERN five-room bungalow, fur nace, Dutch kitchen, etc.; newly, tinted; corner, 4oxlio; Income, $1.50 per month. phone Wood. 31!-!. U-KOUM modern house, less than coat; small payment, bal. 10 month. Owner. 11 iMh N. Woodlawn 411Mi. JlloO EQUITY in $2000 .'.-room cottage, cor ner lot ".oxlOO. for $700. 1328 K. StarU L Phong Tabor 613. KuR houses or lots In lrvington or Laoirel hurst see Sanderson & trauel. t!JS Cham ber of Commerce. Marshall J10o. ti.N'E lrvington home on corner lot; priced to sell. hroadway M73. IRVINGTON Swell and chean homes, easy payments. See Delahunt l'h one East 127o- G-ROOM house, good condition, must sell or rent. Clinton. K:tst 3 22:. PORTLAND H EU'.IiTS. new modern house. $2.Vmi; larse site. Call Marshall 1024. i-::t)( M tiinciil iw. i l.'dniont. l-HTKainr Ken. m-uv. ;lu Oak SL iiroad. 12b.