TITT! 310TINTXO OREGONIAW, , TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1916.
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PRIZES OH EXHIBIT
Officials for The Oregonian
Marathon to Be Named.
ENTRY TIME TO SET LINEUP
First on List Will Obtain Most Ad
vantageous Positions in Race
on June 8 as One Feature
of Festival Programme.
Prizes which six youngsters will re
ceive In The Oreg-onian's second annual
roller-skating Marathon, to be held in
conjunction with the Rose Festival
programme, on June 8. are on display
in the window of Jaeger Bros.' Jewelry
Store. The course has been laid out
and entries are pouring in.
The official starter, judges of the fin
ish, clerk of course, inspectors, time
keepers and other officials for the event
will be named within a few days. The
start and finish of the Marathon will
be at The Oregonian corner. Sixth and
Alder streets.
The entries will be listed and num
bered according to the time the blanks
are received by the roller Marathon
editor. The first entry- received will
be numbered one and will be entitled
to the best position in the line when
the racers are ready for the start.
Those who get the high numbers be
cause their entry blanks are received
late will get less advantageous places
in line.
The race is restricted to boys rang
ing in age from 9 to 14 years and who
weigh 125 pounds or less. The par
ents or guardian of entrant must also
give permission before the entrant will
be accepted. Milburn Greenwood, of
Ladd School; Clifford Hurlburt and Bill
Hurlburt. of Washington High School,
and Lionel Hobson, of Ladd School, are
the boys entitled to the first four
places, as they were the first four to
enter.
Another entry blank appears in this
morning's paper; so, boys, if you desire
a good place in line one week from
next Thursday morning, frre in your
entry blank.
RACE TO BE 300 MILES
TWENTY-ONE DRIVERS TO COM
PETE AT INDIAN AJPOLI9.
O'Donnell Will Not Be Able to Enter
In Steed Events Today Because
of an Accident.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 29. Ralph Mul
ford and Eddie O'Connell qualified late
today for the 800-mile race on the
Indianapolis motor speedway, but to
night it was announced' that an acci
dent to the machinery of O'Donnell's
car would prevent his starting. Jack
Le cain's car also was in such poor
condition that he Is not expected to
compete, making the probable list of
starters lor the sixth annual sweep
stakes 21.
Gaston Chevrolet will be given an
opportunity to qualify tomorrow morn
ing. Robert Dell's car failed to make
the required speed of 80 miles an hour
for a lap of the track today, and was
declared out of the running.
Despite heavy rains today, the race
will be run if it Is not raining at the
time of starting the contest at 1:30
tomorrow afternoon, it was announced.
The rain apparently did not dampen
the spirits of the thousands of speed
enthusiasts who are thronging down
town hotels and cafes.
Of the 21 probable starters, John
Aitken, Josef Christians, Eddie Rick
enbacher and Dario Resta are the fa
vorites on the betting boards and
among the fans. The team of Oil An
derson, Howard Wilcox and Tom
Rooney is picked as a 'dark horse
aggregation on account of its excellent
showing in the elimination trials.
Almost as much talk was heard to
night of the probable speed of the win.
ner as of the winner himself. The
record was established by Ralph De
Palma. who won last year at an aver
age of 89.84 miles an hour.
Scores of workmen were busy today
cleaning the big brick oval. The
drivers were making the final adjust
ments. If It is cool and calm tomor
row a record-breaking performance is
anticipated. The field of starters is
fast and the race has been cut from
BOO to 300 miles. It is considered prob
able that De Falma's speed will be sur
passed in the 1916 race.
B0DIELEADS1N BATTING
SEAL OUTFIELDER IS CLOUTING
...PELLET AT .365 CLIP.
Robe Gardner, of Oaks. Ia Following; at
' .358 Brief Sets Pace In
' Home-Run Hitting.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29. Ping
Bodie, the San Francisco outfielder, is
leading the Coast League in batting
with a percentage of .365. based on sta
tistics made public today. His nearest
rival with the willow is Rube Gardner,
Oakland's right "fielder, who has been
hitting at a .358 clip, Kenworthy. also of
Oakland, and Bunny Brief, the Salt
Lake f irst-sacker, are tied with .333.
Harold Elliott, manager and catcher
for the Oaks, is next on the list with
a batting average of .322. Louis Guisto,
Portland's first baseman', slumped a
few pegs in the series ended Sunday,
his average dropping from .321 to .297.
Wilie, center fielder for Portland,
Jumped from .276 to .314. The leading
runmakers for the season to date are:
Brief, 40; Schaller, 40; Bodie, 37; Fitz
gerald. 33; Wilie, 33; Doane, 33.
Fitzgerald leads in base-stealing
with 17 pilfered bags; Wolter is next
with 14, and Daley third with 13.
Brief set the pace for home-run hit
ting with a record of 11 circuit swats
followed closely by Guisto with 10 and
Bodie with 9.-
Gleichman. is the . premier sacrafice
hitter, his bunts totaling 22.
Vernon's pitching department has
continued to baffle the opposing teams.
Fromme's consistent winning has put
him at the top of the league with eight
games won and one lost. Decanniere
has won six and lost one; Arellanes
won five and dropped one, and E. John
son took six games out of eight played
PUXLMAJf TEAM TO GET TITLE
Aggies Not to Play Games Arranged
With. Washington State.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Corvallis, May 29. (Special.) The
Oregon Agie baseball team will not
play the games previously arranged
to be played here this week with the
Washington! State College team, win
ners of the Western division of the
Northwest conference, it was announced
today.
Final examinations have prevented
practice since the Willamette game,
and with "Bicky" Williams, star
moundsman, Ineligible and Weller,
catcher, laid up with a split' finger,
the team is seriously5, crippled. The
decision will give the c ampionship of
the Northwest conferem V to Washing
ton State College. (
COLUMBIA BEATS FKAXKUN, 6-2
University Tightens Hold on Intcrscho
lustic League Honors.
Columbia University increased its
lead in the Portland Interscholastic
League baseball race by trimming the
Franklin High School representatives
6 to 2 on Multnomah Field yesterday
afternoon. Captain Irving Niles and
Foley took turns in the box for the
collegians, while "Pudge" Brown and
Reynolds alternated for the Franklin
High aggregation.
Lincoln High School and Jefferson
High have billed their game for Mult
nomah Field tomorrow afternoon in one
of the deciding battles of the 1916 sea
son. Should the Railsplitters manage
to obtain a victory the champiopship
contest will be played Friday afternoon
between Lincoln High and Columbia
University on Multnomah Field. Lin
coln High worked out yesterday after
the Franklin-Columbia match. Coach
Cunningham will take his Columbias
to The Dalles, Or., to play the high
school this afternoon.
SOCCER RULES TIGHTEN
TOITED STATES ASSOCIATION
TO HALT PAYROLL PADDING.
Clause Adopted Providing Thirty-day
Period Before Released Player
May Rejoin HIa cfub.
PHILADELPHIA,. May 29. A rule
preventing players from rejoining a
club from which they have been re
leased until 30 days have elapsed was
adopted by the United States Football
Association, the National governing
body of soccer, at its annual meeting
here today. The new rule is intended
to break up the practice of clubs lend
ing players to organizations that seek
to pad their rolls for important con
tests. It was decided that in the future
each state association with 30 clubs
will be entitled to one representative
at the National convention, those with
more than 55 clubs two, those having
85 or more, three.
John A. Farnley, of .New Bedford,
Mass., was re-elected president; Doug
las Stewart, Philadelphia; George Hea
ley, Detroit, and George M. Collins,
New Bedford, vice-presidents; Thomas
W. Cahill, New York, secretary, and
Archibald Blrse. Chicago, treasurer.
The meeting arranged for two inter
national meetings. One of these will
be played in Chicago July. 9 between
the Chicago and the Canadian teams.
The proceeds will be given to the Brit
ish Red Cross. The other will be played
in the near future between an Aemri
can team and a Scandinavian team. The
date has not yet been fixed, but it was
decided to hold it somewhere in Scandi
navia. GOLF PLAY TODAY ARRANGED
Competition .- on Three Portland
Courses Will Be Held.
Today there will be competitions at
all three local golf links. At Waverley
the novel Kelly golf event is pro
grammed; at Tualatin the finals In the
Spring handicaps will be played, and
at the Portland Club the final days'
qualifying in the directors cup tourna
ment will be on the boards.
About 25 players already have turned
in cards for this Portland Club event
and an equal number are expected to
play 18 holes today. O. H. Becker, with
a 90 gross and 74 net, is the low man
thus far, with George McGill, 8 6 gross
and 76 net,' a close second. Five net
scores under 80 have been turned in,
and Chairman Archer is of the opinion
that the 16 who qualify will be under
the 85 mark.
Yale Crew Gets Big Shake-TJp.
NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 29. With
the annual regatta at Harvard less
than a month away. Head Coach Guy
Nickalls today ordered the biggest
shakeup in the Yale crew in many
years. Nickalls was much disappointed
with the work of oarsmen in the tri
angular race with Princeton and Cor
nell last Saturday. In a tentative first
crew picked today, Harriman was the
only oarsman that raced Saturday.
Journal Team Beats Telegram.
The Journal baseball team, of the
Printers' League, defeated the Tele
gram team yesterday afternoon, 11 to
'5. The game was played on the East
Twelfth and East Davis streets
grounds.
Army Baseball Team Names Captain.
WEST POINT. N.'Y.. May 29. Cadet
Charles H. Gerhardt, of the class of
WITH THE OREGONIAN ROLLER
DAYS OFF. THIS LAD'S SMILE SHOWS HOW ALL THE
ENTRANTS FEEL.
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TOWN TALK
Season's Biggest Hit
I Taylor
fAlllI 1 V-l Main 1. A 113
TONIGHT 8:15 week113
Popular Bargain Price
MatTomorrow2:15
Also Bargain Matinee Friday
Floor, Jl.OO; Balcony, $1.00, 75c, 80c
Gallery, 50c.
Ppeclal-prlce Mat.. Fat. 1!H to 50c
The Winter Garden N, Y. Co. present
Stupendous Revue Success,
THJS
PASSING SHOW OF 1915
ALL-STAR CAST.
Geo. "W. Monroe, Eugene and Willie
Howard. Mariljnn Miller, John T. Mur
ray, Daphne Pollard.
125 PEOPLE 195
Evenings. fJ.OO. 1.50, 1.0O. 75c. 50c.
Seats Now Selling
IPPODROME
(Formerly Orptaeum)
.153 BROADWAY AT YAMHILL
im rLA i URL
fjL.;l First-Ron Photoplays and
VAUULV1LLL
COME EARLY ALL SEATS
MATINEES, 10f EVENINGS. 15a.
(SUNDAY, ALL SEATS 15e.)
Iatinee. 2 to 5; Evenings. 6:45 to 11 P. M.
Saturdays. Sundays, Holidays
Continuous. 1:15 to 11 P. M. Complete
change Sunday and Wednesday.
Continuous today 1:15 to 11.
PORTLAND
MAY
29&30
CIRCUS GROUNDS
26th and Raleigh Sts.
SDTH ANNUAL TOVR.
ROBINSONS
!AMoy SHOWS
500
PEOPLE
Jfe. PPESEWTING.
- If AdDAV
fYORLD'S
BEST
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BUACECAIfS
m;P! ay.
HIPPO"' igNAGERl.
2-FEKrOKMANCE: DAIli-2
See the 111 Free Street Parade.
Downtown Reserved Seat Sale at
Filers Music House, Broadway at
Alder Street.
1917, today was elected captain of the
Army baseball team for next season.
Gerhardt has played third base for
three years, and is one of the most
dependable hitters on the team. He
played a star game at quarterback on
the Army football team last year.
Goldendale Defeats White Salmon.
GOLDENDALE. Wash.. May 29.
(Special.) White Salmon today lost
the second of the Decoration day series
of thrse games. After Kreps had tied
the score in the ninth inning with a
home run over the left field fence, a
three bagger and a single after two
men were down in the ninth inning
gave the Goldendale Fire " Department
team the winning run, score 7 to 6.
THE UNKNOWN STAB.
Why print that rot 'bout Bunny Brief,
And Louis Guisto, too?
I'm writing this stuff as relief.
And you'll admit it's true. ' "
You read about that big war club
And flashy fielding; stunt;
When they striks out, the Ump'i a dub,
A poor misguided runt.
They make an error In the field,.
"Hard luck for fair. Old Scout!"
If they'd had their weak eyes peeled
'Twould been an easy out.
If Umpa makes Just one error.
Though he may think he's right.
The crowd's a holy terror
For him it's Just "Good night."
Now. why not give the L'mpi some praise.
He surety piays tne game;
He may be right for days and days.
And all be gets is blame.
If I can bull those paper blokes
To use this stuff as filler.
You Umps will please Invest in smokes.
Ana send to K. L,. Miller.
P. R., U. & P. Co.
SKATING MARATHON ONLY NINE
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HORSESX ZSJ
ImntourHcl v- Villi:
AMISEMEST8.
IAKS PARK
Chat No. 23
'TODAY a -special afternoon and
evening Decoration-day pro
gramme will be offered in the
Auditorium, with patriotic numbers
added to the usual musical selec
tions played by the Columbia La
dies Orchestra of 20 pieces. Miss
Harriet Leach will sing "The Star
Spangled Banner." Miss Gertrude
Hoeber will sing solos with or
chestra accompajMment.
Even with threatening weather
conditions and the possibility of
light showers, no fear of rain
should be felt by those planning on
visiting The Oaks. All amusement
concessions are under cover, with
a combined capacity that could af
ford comfortable shelter for 20,000
people. The entertainment pro
gramme is given in the big Audi
torium, where seating capacity for
3000 is provided. All picnic pa
vilions are covered by water-tight
roofs.
The grounds are particularly in
viting with early Summer fresh
ness. Plants, and bushes are burst
ing into bloom, while many of the
more hardy roses are opened in
glorious petals. The lawns are
smooth and newly cut, while the
trees are as beautiful in luxurious
foliage. ,
A day of complete rest for city
tired men and women and many
hours of sheer enjoyment for the
children and amusement seekers is
certain to be found today at The
Oaks.
, JOHN F. CORDRAY.
Watch the Chat Daily
for Oaks Park Events
Special Engrajrement Extx-aordlnary
I'AIKKOLA.
Thb Queen of the Cabaret. Introducing
ner original song succeaa.
6 OTHER RUi ACTS &
Boxes, flrnt row halnoiiv neati reMrvvl bv
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utaer "Mew Today" and all otner claasUiva-
ItoD except me iouowuli 1
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Situations vY anted Femalt. "
r'ar Kent Uoomi Fnvate ramlllea.
Board ana Koom Private Families.
UuuwkecDLDv Kooms frivate IramlllM.
Knt on ttie above ciaasUicaiions is 1 venta
m line earn inseritoa.
The Oresonian will arrant elasalflfff ail.
vertiaements over tu teleufaone. utovlded
tiie advertiser Is m subscriber of either
'iocs. io price will be quoted over tbe
phone bnt bill will be rendered tbe following
dajv Whether subsequent advertisements
will be accepted over the phone depends
upon tbe promptness of payment of tele
phone advertisements. "Situations Wanted"
and "Personal" advertisements will aot bs
accepted over the telephone. Orders for one
insertion only will be accented for "frlirnl-
ture for bale," "business Opportunities,"
"ttoominc-nuusei - anu v aniea 10 Kent. '
On "rharse advertisements charges will
be based on the numoer of lines appearing
in the paper, regardless of the number of
words in each iuie. Minimum charge, two
lines.
Advertisements to receive nrooer !-
firation mu.t be in Xbe Oregonian office
before :4 o'clock at nignt. except Satur
day. Closing hour for The Sunday Ore
gonian will be 1:3(1 o'clock Saturday night.
Hie office will be ooea until lu o'clock P. Vf
as usual, and all ads received too late for
proper classification will be run under the
neauuig 00 1,11a 10 viassiiy.--
Xeicphoneas Main 7070. Jk toO5.
MEETING NOTICES.
WASHINGTON COM-
STANDEBY. NO. 15, K. T.
cpeciai conciav. tomorrow
(Tuesday), evening. Mav 80.
at 7:30 o'clock. Order of the
Temple. Visiting Sir Knlshts
invuea.
ROBERT MARTTN. Rec.
OREGON CONSISTORT NO. 1,
A. AND A. S. RITE Resular
meetlnr in Memorial Hall. Scot
tlsh Rite Cathedral, this (Tues
day) evenlnn at 8 o'clock. By
oraer jiasick Of i.AUJbIt.
SAMARITAN LODGE NO. S,
I. O. O. F. Regular meeting
tomorrow (Wednesday) at 8 K".
M.. at I. O. O. F. Temple, 2S8
AiQur (. .iection or oiiicers
visitors welcome.
WL ttNTCLATER, N. Q.
- R. OSyOLp, Secretary.
HAWTHORNE IorxSH NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication nil (-Tuesday
evenlni at 7:30. Masonic Tm
pis. Work In the M. M. degree.
vtBiims uiriiucu welcome.
C. E. MIIXER, Secretary.
IKDTAV XVAJt VETKRAVQ X.- T
desiring to participate In Memorial rinv
parade will assemble at the east steps of
OTTO 6. KL.EEM ANN.
Grand Adjutant.
QT-BBN ELIZABETH REVIEW NO. 24
Members are requested to be present t spe.
clal meeting; tomorrow (Wednesday), 1 P.
ai. snarp, to act on applications.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins.
vuiiuk iiiR Brom., L4ia tilXtn 3L
DDsn.
QTJAID In this city. May 2S. at his late
residence. zif llti St.. Thomas Ouaid
lied 73 years, husband of Pauline Quald
and father of Katherine Hofen. of San
Francisco, Cal. The remains are at the
residence establishment of J. P. Finley At
on. .Montgomery at titn. - notice OC ru
' neral hereafter. Heppner and Condon,
Kr., papers please copy.
CARET In this city. May 26. at the family
resiaence. ,ast beventy-aecond street
ortn, t iara yt . i. arey. aited 44 years, be.
lovea .wire or Dennis r . Carey and mothe
of Lee Howies-. The remains are at th
Chanel of F. S. Dunning. Inc.. East Bid
Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street.
Funeral notice later.
DODDRIDGE In this city. May 2!), Helen
ti. iJoaonag-e, area 4 months, daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Doddridae. o
43 Nelson St. The remains are at the
residence establishment of J. P. Finley
.v son, Montgomery at 5th. Notice .o
funeral nereaxter.
FREWINS In this city. May 29. at her
lste residence. 2!i E. 01st St.. Mary S
. Frewlng. asrea 79 years. The remain
are at the residence establishment of J.
P. Finley & Son.. Montgomery at 6th
jNotlce or.runeral hereafter.
FBKEBAt ''NOTICES.
KELLY At the residence, 6 East Taylor
t.. May 27, Adelia N. Kelly, aged 64
years. unerai services win oe held
the above address today (Tuesday). 2 P.
M. Interment Mount Scott Park Ceme
tery. Arrangements in care of Miller &
Tracey.
This Oirectorv 1 fnr th. infnrmBtlnn
the anlerent Hues of business which th
Any information wnlch cannot b
phoning Main 70V0 or A 6095. House 4l.
ACC'OBPIOX PLEATING.
K. ETEFHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cord, side pleat, bullous covered; mail
orders. Ti Pittock Block. Broadway 10WJ.
HK-VlfrTIlCHING, buttous and pleating or
ders promptly tilled. Elite Button Shop.
Monition st.. opposite Olds & King.
PL.EAT1NG, hemstitching, buttous covered.
Eamern Novelty Co.. b5Vs 5th. B'dWy .,'uou.
AKSAVKR3 AI ANALYSTS.
MOXTA.VA AtitSAY Oi'FICE. 11- Id Gold,
silver and platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
W. J. 11AKGUM Probate, real estate, miu
lnr and corporation law; abstracts and
titles examined, written opinions furnished.
14o4 Northwestern Bank bldg. Main 67-18.
bKUAU. BECKETT oc COOPER General
practice; almracn examined. OOl-S Piatt
bldg. Phone Main 6fcS.
lAXlEk.
M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREAILO.
HilVi Albtxta su Woodlawu 410.
CARPET WEAVEJi.
FI.I'FF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS.
Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. North
R"g Co.. las E. btii. Both phones.
CELLltOlDJllXTOXS, BAIKiES.
-o7n.B IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY.-
..S4 Washington st. Main 31 and A 1204.
ciiiKoi-oiners.
William. Eatelle and William, Jr.. Denny,
ine oiuy scieutltlc chlropoaists in the city.
Par. ore sol; Uerlinger blda.. southwest
corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main lavl.
CHIROPODY and nedicurlnr Mr. M r.
"in. uitice rlleaner bldi. Main 3478.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
DIi; McMAHON Chronla cases, taking time.
? ,,r'-"uenta. 1J; worth "0: economy,
health, wealth. 2tS-9-10-l 1-12 Macleay bid.
(OLLKdlUX AG K M Y.
NKTH & CO., Worcester bid. Main 17ml.
.. cvi-i.upn, no cnarge. istabllsned lyOO.
CIVIL jKXjINfciK.
A. L. RICHARDSON. 321 Henrv
bldg
Phone Main H876.
DANCING.
"5;"'" B SCHOOL Lessons dally; class
" to I xd St.. bet. Wash
and Stark. Main 81M5. - Lessons. Sit
mllkey BLDG. 2d and Morrison 10 les-
Classes MOIL. Fn eve. Me 813
LA UE.VE DE REAU. Oriental. Spanish, toe.
jyi mncj. jtussian. ain mix.
DRKSS61ITS.
,v'S'hS(' ITS fur "alB or r'nt ' 16w prices.
unn dl O'l St.
EYE. EAR. NOE AMI THROAT.
. . . " .'. J . '"wkl; giasBea Xlttea. Jjr.
i. F. Casseday. S17 Dekum bldg.. 3d at Wn.
FIRE tXSrRANCE.
AC1F1C STATES FIRE IX SIRANCE CO
HAT fLEAXlXfl.
PAN AM A HATS cleaned, blocked. 75c:
straws, reus, nuc; guaranteed. 285 Wash.,
near 4th; 8)j 3d. near Stark; 44 3d. M. 70LM
I-AHN MOWKK GRINDING.
OREGON'S RELIABLE, Tabor 84T
MATTRIiS MAKING.
ind feather renovating. Phone East 6874
MESSENGER SERVICE
H
AST Y MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles an,
. v r iiuhb .uikin OA. A loa.
MIXES AM) MINING.
$1.00 BRINGS INFORMATION you want
u" mtt mine, on well or other stock com
pany. State information wanted, also
nriio ana location or company. Satlsfac
tlon or monev refnnHerl Inv..,,,..- t
fnnnitlon Co., So. 0 Stevens St., Spokane.
MUSICAL.
Emil Thlelharn, violin teacher, pupil Sevclk
wi r neuner oiug. A 4 lto, Marshall 162tf.
WHOLESALERS AND
AUTO AND BrCGY TOPH.
M'BRriLLE BUGGY TOP CO., -09 2d at.
AUTO SPRINGS MANUFACTURING.
Airg. and repair
ing; 20O0 springs
In stock.
15th and Couch.
BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME.
Baggage fc Omnibus Transfer. Park 4k Davis.
BREAD BAKERY.
Royal Bakery at Conf.. Inc. 11th and Everett.
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
M. H. HOUiER, Board of Trade Mdg.
GROCERS.
WADHAMSj ft CO.. 07-75 Fourth st.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANH AUSER HAT CO.. 6U-53 Front at.
HIDES. WOOL. CASCARA BARK.
KAHN BROS.. 1I Front St.
MILLINERY.
BRADSHAW BROS., Morrison and 7th ta.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. -
CriL.lM.ni A Neckwear Mfg. Co.. t3 V 6th at.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
HUGHES In this city, any 2. at the resi
dence, of ner parents. Mr. ana Mrs. cai
vln Brown. 350 Union ave. North, Mrs.
Currie Hughes, axed 33 years, beloved
wife of James Hughes and mother of
Earl Wright. Deceased also leaves one
brother and sister, W. H. Hillard, of
Portland, and Mrs. G. M. Greene, of Se
attle Wash. She was a member of the
Maccabees, Queen Elizabeth Hive. No
24. Funeral services will be held tomor
row (Wednesday), May 31. at 2:30 P. M.
at the parlora of Miller & Tracey. Friends
Invited to attend. Interment Rlverview
Cemetery.
DWIER In this city. May 28. at tha resi
dence. 22 E 60th St.. Thomaa E. Dwler.
aged 82 years 10 months 20 days, beloved
fa'.her of Miss E. E. Dwier. Charles N.
Dwler, Cottage Grove, Or.; Thomas E..
of Vancouver. Wash.: George W., of tjils
city; Orrin S.. of Berkeley, Cal.; Mrs. N.
M. Alspaugh, of Tualatin, Or. Funeral
services will be held at Mount Tabor
Methodist Episcopal Church st 11 A. M.
-tomorrow (Wednesday). May 31. Friends
-invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery.
Arrangements in charge Miller & Tracey.
SHAN ED LING The funeral of the late Miss
Sophie Shanedllng. daughter of Mra. A.
Slianedllng, and sister of Mrs. J. Brill, of
this city; L. Shanedllng. of Vancouver,
Wash - J Shanedllng. Centralis, and M. M.
Shanedllng, Imm Ansel, will be held from
residence. 443 Tenth street, today (Tues
day), at 10 A. M. Interment Ahavai Sholom
Cemetery.
RICE In this city. May 29. Elisabeth Rice,
aged 62 years, sister of Mrs. Byera, of
this city.' and John Rice, of Napervllle,
111. The funeral services will be held from
the chapel of the F. S. Dunning, Inc.,
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Al
der, tomorrow (Wednesday). May 31 at
10 A. M. Friends Invited. Interment Rose
City Cemetery.
INGLE May 20, at 127T Eaet Tenth street
North. Mrs. Virginia Ingle, aged 73 years,
beloved mother of Mrs. A. F. Ellis Mrs.
A. R. Putnam. Walter A. and Shelley P.
Ingle. The funeral services will be held
at A. R. Zeller's parlors. 594 Williams
avenue, tomorrow (Wednesday). May al,
at 10 A. M. Friends are invited. Interment
will be private at Vancouver. Wash.
KELLY At the residence. 6S East Taylor
street. May 27. Adelia Jf. Kelly, aged 64
years. Funeral aervlces will be held at the
above address tomorrow (Tuesday). 2
P. M. Interment Mount Scott Park Ceme
tery. Arrangements In care of Miller A
Tracey.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
s-tekSiygij2l&
Tears of Experience Enabl
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 DIRECTORS,
Montgomery at Fifth.
Main 9, A 1599.
TRICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors',
12th and Morrl son sts. Mai n 6133. A 223 5.
BREEZE Sr. SNOOK, Sunnyslde Parlors.
Auto hearse. 1026 gelmont. Tab. 1258. B 252.
MR AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu
neral service. E, 80th and GliBan. Tab, 4313.
of the public, to give aa far as possible
e average person may una occm.
louna aert will D iaaiy iurm.ut r
MUSICAL.
SECURITY STORAGE
CO. WILL
OUT FOR CASH
$450 Haines Broa..fft3
4jO Bradbury ....40
Hoinxe L'pright
at ..Jrf
JU.'m Large Upright
at 1I0
t3w) Boudoir Up-
right
$4oo Chtckering. . .oO
TO FIRST CALLER. 100 4T11 SIUliEI.
Storage, TOC .M on hid
OPTOMETRISTS ANU OPTICIANS.
! GLOBE OPTICAL CO.
Best 2 00 Glasses on Earth.
Perfect fit. service and qual
ity. Second floor Allsky bldg..
cor. Third and Morrison sts.
YOUR EYES fitted with best
lenses. goid-filieJ. mounts,
$l.od up; torlcs. up;
near and far bifocals. Sli.oU
up; Iensea duplicated ; mail oruers.
1R. J. D.TlEHbiDlTH, Wa siiju g t on St.
bAVK YOUR t Corrctl
luieii Rlaswes. goii iiiiu
mountings as low as
quality and service tbe
bet. Char W. GooUman,
Optometrist, ;oy Morrison st. Mam
l'ATEM ATTORNEYS.
R. C. WRIGHT, 22 years' experience U. S.
anu lore gn patents. ttoi Uukum Diag.
"PICTURE FRAMING.
ASH FORD. 618 Northwest Plug., 6th A Wash
riPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Faclory and
office near 24tn and York sts. Main
PKINTLNU.
KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Oantenbeio. mgr.
Printing and linotyping, loo v Fruut su,
corner Stark. Main or A 141b.
RAO KLGS A-NU JKIA t F Kl v.S.
ln-ralns. Brussels. Suiyrnas. Axmlnsters. rag
.uara, all sizes, mail o.'dera prompt; booklet
WESTERN FLUFF RIG CO.,
54-38 Union ave. N. East 6016. B 1475.
REAL ESTATE DEALEBS.
PALMEH-JONE3 CO.. H. P.. 404 Wilcox bill.
ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CX).. 61 Yeon.
BENEDICT BHOi, U.iO Hawthorne avenue.
STAMP DEALERS.
COLUMBIA STAMP CO. Main 7080
STORAGE AM) TRANSFER.
FREE STORAGE. FREE MOVINO.
For a limited time In order to fill our
modern brick warehouse, located in tha
heart of the city.
Expert parkins and moving-.
SECURITY BTOltAOK & TRANSFER CO.,
44-411 East nth St. N.
Phones. East a4'J. East 8867.
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household
rood specialists: storage, packing, ship
ping and. moving; horse or auto vans;
apeclal freight rates to all points
C. O. PICK TRANSFER at STORAGE CO..
2d and Pine sts. Broadway 5'Jtl. A ltw&
UHKUON TRAi-FER CO.. 474 Gllsan si.,
corner 13th Telephone Main 69 or A X18U.
We own and operate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks; lowest in
surance rares in Hie city.
MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE
Office 180 Madison. General merchandise
and forwarding agents. Phone Main 7duu
VETERINARY BC II OoT-S A N DCO LLKti E3.
S. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins
Sept. 11. Catalogue free. C. Keane. pres
ident. 1812 Market St., San Francisco.
GREEN AND DRY SLAB WOOD, blockwood.
Panama Fuel Co. Main 1.7 JO. A BM8.
SLABWOOD. DRY AND GREEN.
MULTNOMAH FUEL CO. Ma. 5540. A 2116
MANUFACTURERS
NON-I XTO X ICAT1 N O B F.V E RAG E9.
WEINHARD S GOLDEN AMBER NECTAR.
Henry Weinhard Plant. 13lh and JUurnsld.
Phono Main 72. A 117i .
PLAIN AND LUBRICATtSg-OILS.
W. P. FULLER A CO.. 1:1th and Davla sts.
FAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
RAgMt'SSEX & CO.. 2dand Taylor sts.
FIFE. riPK FITTING AM) VALVEsT"
M. L. KLINE. 84-&S Front st.
m.MBING AND STEAM SUrFUiiS.
M. L.. KLINE. t4-86 Front SU
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
PRII.TIMR W. BALTES AND COMPANY
IlllitllllU First at Oak Sts. Main 103. A 1165
PRODUCE COMMISSION ME RCHAN TS.
EVERDING A FARRELL. 14o Front St.
ROFE AND BINDING" TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup.
SAFETY RAZOR HONING.
AUTOMATIC KEEN EDCE CO.. 180 H 4th.
HASH. DOORS AND" GLASS.
W. P. FULLER at CO.. 12th and Davla sts.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAI'ER CO.. 039 Id St.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
Third and Salmon Streets.
Main 507, A 1511.
FKRKECT FUNERAL SERVICE FOB LESS
$5Q FUNERAL FOR. $75
MILER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Directors.
Lady Assistant
Washington at Ella st.. bet. 20th and 21st.
Mala llDltl. A. 7SSS. West Sid.
I
DUNNINO 4: McKNTEE. funeral dlrecto-a.
Broadway and fine. Phone .Broadway ftju,
A 40r.S. Lady attendant.
F. S. DUNNING. INC.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East
Alder street- East 02. B 2.125.
A. R. ZELLEK CO, 6H2 WILLIAMS AVE.
East lus-i, c 10;. h. Lady attendant.
Day and fight service.
R, T. BYRNES. Williams and Knott.
East 111.1, C 1!M3. Lady atteodant.
P. L. LERL'H, East llth and Clay streets.
Led. attendant. East 71. B 13KS.
6KKWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d
and Clay. M. 4102, A 2321. Lftn attendant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists. 347
Washington. Main 2(101, A 26S. . Flowers
lor all occasions artistically arrangea.
CLARKE BROS., florlate. 2S7 Morrison St.
Main or A 1S".. Fine flowers and floral
designs. No branch stores.
MAX M. SMITH, "IaTn 7215, A 3121. Sell
lnr bldg.. 6th and Alder sts.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S5 Washington
St.. bet 4th an 5th. Main 5102. A HOI.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 2rt4-2rt 4th
St., opposite City Hall. Main S5S4. Philip
eu & so.ns fir memorials.
EBUAEiSING GRANITE COj
THIRD AT HADISON STRgET.I
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
574 BELMONT ST.
Phones, Kast 1423. B 231S, Open Duj
ana Alunt.
Renort all cases of cruelty to this of
fice. Lethal chamber for saiall amimals.
Horae ambulance for sick, and disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring: pet may communicate with us.
NEW TO OAT.
CONCRETE WAREHOUSE
WEST SIDE
100 by 100, with 15-foot
balcony all around, spur
track.
MONTHLY RENT OR
LEASE
This Means Money to You.
BROADWAY 5747
FARM HOME
ISO ACRES.
NEAR YAMHILL RIVER.
Good county road: two houses,
foam, school, church, telephone;
running; water; tour miles to
railway town; crops in; plenty of
machinery; 45 acres in cultiva
tion; pome pasture: grood timber.
Price J9000. Want Portland prop
erty. See Hart.
EMPIRE INVESTMENT CO.
401 Board of Trsdsr
6
rholr-e teasm C10.0S4) mad C
On Improved Bnslneea Property
tar lor Improvement Purpose).
J. P. UrDt'OXB,
142 tttavK btroot.
MORTGAGE LOANS
en Improved city and farm property
at current rates. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans Quickly closed.
ti'LllAL UAIKS ON I.AH.K I.OAXS
UN rl S1KSS PROHF.RTIES,
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
XI7-X19 Kortkwestera Bank BnlldlagV
Usnki.il 1114. A 4118.
UIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU
5 ' MONEV FOR FARMERS 5
At Current Ralnu
COME! IN AND TALK WITH US "
or Write.
Bankers' Morlitace Corporation,
Capital 500,M0.
Title A Trsst ltldg..
S Portland. Oregon. "
niininiinimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiHiiin"
MORTGAGE LOANS
We have Insurance Money at STi
Private Funds at 6 and "tTo
ROBERTSON & EWING
207-8 Northwestern Bank Bldg;.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Onr Own Money at Current Rates.
MUNICIPAL AN D CORPORATION
BONUS. FARM AND CITY LOANS.
0 Fonrth St., Board) of Trade Bldg.
EB0E.GOUDEYCO
6, 7 LOANS
ON MORTGAGE SECURITY
NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING
QrcgonTifc .
MOKTOAdE LrOA!
on improved city prop-
rty at Loweit htei
Slj Cortett Bid;
Fifth & Morrison St.
REAL ESTATE
For 8al Lot.
OREGON THE WONDERLAND OF THE
Portland the metropolis. Biyr my Iota
and mnk money; lota 13, 23, 3., block 44, .
lrvlngton I'ark Addition. Add re Geo.
"W. Crosaley, tgebriny, Florida. '
PORTLAND HEIGHTS Hie sarrlffce, larpt
view lt, central part of Heights; cheap
est pood lot and best good lot ou tUo
Helghta. Main
CHEAP Laureihurttt Addition sacrifice; -lot
15, block i:o. Karl F. Miller. IUIO
37th t., Milwaukee. Wis.
CHOICE I lots for $2000, one corner 100
1O0, two Inside, Irvington, fine location.
East W. H. Herdman.
For Bate Beacb Property.
FOR SALE or trade, D-room house itli
modern improvements, at Seaside. Or., 1
block from boardwalk. P 634. Oregonian.
X WO splendid lots at Salt Air Beach at a
real bargain; close to beach and rail
road. C 63"-I, Oregonian.
For female
-House.
GOING TO BUI LP
Go to an eatabMhed t.n and avoid
worry and risk. We, as L. R. BAILEY
CO. contracting architects, have been at
824 " Abingion bldg. & years; hundreds of
jobfi to our credit- Sketches and eeti
mates free. FURNISH THE MONEY if
desired. You deal with ONE PARTY and
pav onlv ONlfi PROFIT: we ACTUALLY
SAVE YOU MONEY and gunrantee aiia
faction. We design and build residences.
apartments, stores, factories, anyth 1 n gJ
FOR SALE Bungalow, located at Garden
Home, adjoining Hunt Club grounds, near
Portland Goif Club, 7 miles from city.
Very attractive. 7 rooms, with fireplace
and furnace, electricity, running water,
dty telephone and excellent car service.
Acre In lawn and garden, beautiful
shrubbery, tennis court, etc Price 6wi)
and eaey terma to reliable party.
Will not consider trade.
phone Main l--60 or Main 3063.
HOIE SACRIFICE.
Modertj &-room bungalow built 8 years
by owner for home. Hardwood floors,
fireplace, self-regulating furnace needs
firing once a day. Garden, fruit and
shrubbery, s't eplng porch enclosed in,
glasa and heated. Price $2350. like rent.
Look at It. 41 E. 6-d st. N. between
Burnside and Davla. Phone Sellwood lOnrt,
LaAURELHL'RST New home. Just finished;"
8 rooms, hard-voort floors, tile bath and .
kitchen, two fireplaces, furnace, cement
basement, garage, pergola runway; a hand
iom home with the moat up-to-date ap
pointments In LAURELH L'RST; only
$-iH0; will take good clear lot as part
payment; bee this at oncn-. A. D. Lee.
2TO Stark st Main 1700. A 131.V
LACRELHURST HOMES.
Before buying be aure to look at our
list of exquisite home just completed In
Laurel hurst, the addition of beautiful
homes, from $J."0O up. on rent-like terms.
LAURELH URST CO., 70 Vi Stark st. Main
1700, A 1515.
IDEAL new home, 8 rooms; built-in side
board, bookcases, fireplace, full cement
baaement, piaatered; two porches, white
kitchen; one block from Broadway car.,
near Irvington tennis court ; awes;menu
paid. Wakefield, Fries &. Co.. b5 4th st. '
Main 14.
GOOD, comfortable, homey, near! v new
house at 511 E. 47th st. N.. Rose City
Park; 6 rooms downstairs, cement base
ment, furnace, nice yard, everything com
plete and good neighborhood: terms if
desired. lnq.uirenext door. Tabor .2079.
GRANTS PASS residence, best locality "in
city; alwa rented ; pays over 12 per
cent ; owner elsewhere; below coat, $ 11 AO;
worth $1600. Address L. A, Launer, Grants
Pass, Or.
N 1 FT Y 5-room bungalow. 01st, near Ala
meda: extra well finished, all latest con
veniences built In; practically new; owner
leaving city; easy terms. Phone owner.
Tabor 3744.
BUNGALOW. rooms, bath, electric lights,
beautiful 100x100 lot, lent house. IruU.
roses, easy terms. 1800 for quick sale.
12 E. lrtth st. North.
FOR houees or lota In Irvington or Laurl
hurst see Sanderson & Grauel. 2S Chan
ber of Commerce. Marshall 2160.
FOR SALE 4 -room cottage, lot 50x100:
$20 cash. Call Main SS2.
MY Irvington S-room house, enamel and ma
hosrany finish. East 5461.
IRVINGTON Swell and cheP homes, easy
payments. See Delahunt. rhoae East 1U75.
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