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Newspaper Page Text16 TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1916. RIVER UP TO 20 FEET Depth of 221-2 Feet Above Zero Expected by Friday. ALL LOW DOCKS FLOODED Steamers to Lewlston Tied TTp by High Water at Dalles-Celilo Ca nal and Some Craft Operat ing to The Dalles Stop. Hlh water, which reached a stage of 20 feet above zero here at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, paining six-tenths of a foot from 8 o'clocK In tne mornins, 4. tieinir a fw belated firms from Front-street basements and has caused two Columbia River steamers to suspend operations, but "the Weather Bureau forecast is that cooler conditions have checked ' the rapid thaw and it is be lieved that temporarily, at least, the rise will not exceed 23 feet, which is expected Friday. "Rains are about over with and If hot weather is experienced the last of the week the river may be higher, said District Forecaster Beals last night. "It will depend on temperatures for the next week or ten days. The Indications are that for the next few days it will be warmer, temperatures gradually rising, but we have no means of knowing whether they will reach those prevailing before the late bowers." " , Charles Steelsmith, superintendent of The Dalles-Columbia line, said last night that the steamer Twin Cities, which arrived late in the day from Lewiston, would be tied up for the present, as there was a margin of only a few Inches before The Dalles-Celilo Canal would be closed on account of the freshet. The steamer Tahoma, operating be tween Portland and The Dalles, was tied up yesterday, though it is ex pected the Cascade Locks will stand slightly more of a rise than the Celilo wt.rwav. The Regulator line, operat ing the steamers Dalles City and State of Washington Deiween roruiuu The Dalles, expects to keep going even with the Cascade Locks closed, a sys tem of transfer having been decided thrnnrh which a steamer will op erate below the locks and another above, freight being handled between Vv tun m At Portland there was a gain of one Joot in 24 hours ending at 8 o ciock vesterday morning, and with a stage of an.G feet nredicted for today, 21.6 feet tomorrow and 22. S feet Thursday, some firms that delayed clearing stocks from basements have their torces Dusy snut inir them above the danger mark. All lower docks in the center of the harbor are inundated, a few having oB-rrl until the oast few days, while Ash-street dock's lower level has hard ly been free from water since the first rise of consequence exhibited by the Bummer freshet. Towboatmen are feel ing the effects of the surplus water in the Columbia, where the current is stronger than at other times, and a curtailment of log rafts follows, only one being towed now whereas three are handled during normal stages of water. MAW BRIDGE IS AUTHORIZED War Office Approves Clearance of 150 Feet on Young's Bay Crossing. Authority for the Spokane, Portland fc Seattle Railroad to construct a draw bridge across Young's Bay. on the Astoria-Seaside line of that system, reached Major Jewett. Corps of Engi neers, U. S. A., from Washington yes ter. It provides that the draw shall be so built that there will be a clear ance on each side of the drawrest of 150 feet for the passage of vessels. The present draw has a clearance of 130 feet and an effort was made to increase the clearance for the new draw to 200 feet. It is provided in the authority, which is signed by Assistant Secretary of War Ingerham. that there be a two pile training wall built from the bridge 150 feet upstream and 50 feet down stream, to serve as an assistance in Mining vessels up" for the opening when wind and current bother. The company is allowed two years in which to start work and it must be finished In three years thereafter. IIASSAIjO IS IN SEKVICK llHrvcst Queen Laid OTf for Few Jaj ami Poiter Starts Next 'YeeU. Concluding to have certain holler Tvork attended to in advance of the opening of the Summer season at North Beach, the steamer Harvest Queen was tied up on her arrival from the lower river yesterday afternoon, and "Cap tain" Budd, superintendent of the O.-W. R. & N. water lines, sent the tleamer JTassalo out in her plaoe. The Queen will be returned to the run the last of the week, by which time her boiler work will be completed. Captain Campbell, of the steamer Spokane, of the Snake- River fleet, ar rived yesterday to spend the Summer on the steamer T. J. Fotter, which starts next week on the Portland-As-toria-Megler route at night. Her crew is ready and July 14 the Hassalo will KO on the daylight run between Port land and Megler. ANNUAL TNSPKCTION STAKIS J.olwrt Wurraok Ijeaves for Cape r.lanco to View Stations. Annual inspection of all stations on the Southern Oregon Coast has been undertaken by Inspector Robert War rack, of the 17th lighthouse district, who left yesterday for Cape Blanco, and from there will wend his way north. The tender Heather received orders at Seattle yesterday to proceed to Point "Wilson and replace a buoy reported to have gone adrift there. Records fhow that in every instance in which in aid to navigation has been reported out of order or missing on Puget Sound a tender has been available there im mediately to send to the scene. The tender Manzanita sailed from Astoria early yesterday for Cape Flat tery and Destruction Island, where she will deliver supplies. MEXICANS ARE SCARED AWAY First Ialor Disturbance Arises at San Pedro. BAN PEDRO. June 19. The first dis order and the first arrest In the long shoremen's strike here occurred today, when the sight of several hundred strike sympathizers caused two crews of Mexicans brought here by the South ern Paciflc Railroad and the bait Lane route to refuse to work on the docks. The Mexicans returned to Los Angeles on the cars which brought tnem. O. Templeton. a striking dock worker, waa arrested, charged with disturbing the peace. He was alleged to have truck a nonunion lumber worker. Marine Notes. ims to the fact that her cargo was not assembled, the steamer Breakwater, sched uled to sail last night, was held back until tonight, when .he will ba dispatched for ports as far as San Diego. On the steamer Ron City, which arrived late last night from I.os Angeles and Ban Francisco, were -100 passengers and 160 tons of cargo. Bhe leaves OA the return Friday. Stevedores have been Informed by long shoremen that bags and gunnies discharged at San Francisco and rejshlpped here on steam schooners will not be handled by union men at Portland so long as steam schooner owners refuse to sign the new agreement. Several night . excursions have been ar ranged for the steamer Bailey Gatzert by private Interests and It has been decided by the Regulator line to charter the steamer at nights, so for the present the public moonlight excursions planned will be cancelled. The steamer is to resume her schedule between Portland and the Cascade Locks when more settled weather Is assured. Reports from " North Head at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon were that there was nortlwest wind on of 18 miles an hour, only a zephyr n the opinion of mariners, and the shift to the fair weather quarter was wel comed Carrying 023.000 feet of lumber for San Francisco the McCormlck steamer Celllo sailed yesterday. There were a number of passengers aboard. Tier rflrprt ef oil havlne been discharged. bargo No. 91 left down yesterday on her return to San Francisco. Information reached the Custom-house vT.rriv th.t Assistant Secretary aweei. of the Department of Commerce, would de part from Washington June 24. on his way to the Pacific Coast, being due at Los Ange les July 1 and that he would visit all ports as tar as ruget oounu. News From Northwest Ports. ASTORIA, Or. June 19. (Special.) Bringing freight and passengers for Astoria and Portland, the steamer ttose jity arnveu tnriav from San Francisco and San rtedro. The steamer Beaver sailed during the niirrit for thA California ports. Th pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer, which has been inside for several days for supplies and to hsve her bottom cleaned, left Sunday evening for her station outside the mouth of the river. The tank steamer Atlas arrived today from Seattle and will tow oil barge No. 91 to California- After loading 400,000 feet of lumber at Knappton, the steam schooner Willamette will shift tonight to St. Helens. COOS BAT, Or., June 19. (Special.! The steamer Adeline Smith arrived from San Francisco today. The gasoline schooners Roamer and Rus tler are loaded for Rogue River with can nery supplies for the Macleay estate. ABERDEEN. Wash., June 19. (Special.) The steamer Daisy Gadsby cleared today from Hoquiam for San Francisco. The steamers Doris and Carlos will clear for San Pedro from Aberdeen mill tomorrow. When these vessels clear the harbor will bo empty of steamers. The schooner Expansion will complete loading at the Anderson-Middleton mill for Melbourne on Wednesday. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Steamer Schedule. DUE TO ARRIVE. Nam& From Breakwater San Diego Northern Pacific San Francisco. . Rose City -. .Los Angeles. Great Northern. Kan Francisco. . Date .In port .In port ..In port ..June 21 K. A. Kllburn San Diego June Beaver. .Los Angeles. .... .June 23 28 DUE TO DEPART. Name. For Date. . Celilo San Pedro. ...... June 19 Breakwater ..San Diego June -O Northern Pacific. . .San Francisco. . . .June 20 Harvard A F. to L. A June 21 Great Northern.-. . . San Francisco. . . .June 2: Rose City Los Angeles. . . F. A. Kilburn San Diego Klamath San Diego Wapama San Diego Beaver. Los Angeles. . . .June 23 .June 25 June 24 June 24 .July 3 Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND, Juno 39. Arrived Steamer Rose City, from San Pedro via San Fran cisco. Sailed Steamer Celilo, for Saa Pedro via San Francisco. Astoria, June Sailed at 12:30 A M-. steamer Beaver, for San Francisco and San Pedro; .at ti:aO A. M., lighthouse tender Manzanita, for Coast ports. Arrived at 12:20 and left up at li:30 P. M., steamer Kose City, from San Pedro via San Fran cisco. Arrived at 1:20 P. M-, steamer Atlas, from Seattle. San Francisco, June 19. Arrived at 11 A. M-, steamer "X'osemlte, from Columbia River. Sailed at 1 P. M.. steamers Multno mah, for Columbia River; Yosemite, for San Pedro. Arrived, steamer F. A. Kil burn, from San Diego and way ports for Portland via way ports. Sailed at 3 P. M., steamer Nehalem, for Columbia River. June IS Arrived at 7 P. M., steamer W. F. Herrin, from Portland. Coos Bay, June ID, Sailed Gas schooner Pat3y, for Portland. Sau Pedro, J une 19. Arrived Steamer Bowdoln, from Columbia River. Clallam Bay, June 19. Passed in at 8 :4( A. M., tux Hercules, towing- dredge Long Beach, from Portland for Seattle. Seattle, June 1J. Sailed at noon, light house tender Heather, for Astoria. Astoria. June 1 S. Arrived at lO P. M., steamer Willamette, from San Francisco. Shanghai. June 15. Arrived Steamer Sario Maru, from Seattle. Hankow, June 18. Arrived Steamer Hazel Dollar, from West port. Or. Seattle, Wash., June 1i. Arrived Steam ers Governor, from San Diego; Admiral Dewey, from Saa Francisco ; Prince Rupert ( British), from Prince Rupert. Sailed Steamers Queen, for San Diezo; Humboldt. Jefferson, for Southeastern Alaska: Admiral Frragut, for Souti western Alaska; EI Se gundo, for San Francisco; V. S. ship Hea ther, for Astoria ; Prince Rupert (British), for Skagway. San Francisco, June 1!. Arrive. Steam ers Ventura, from Sydney : Santa Monica, from Columbia River: Yosemite. from As toria: AzuniBpan Maru (Japanese), from Kobe; Beltord 'British), from Caleta Bueua; Admiral Schley. Irom Seattle; Blrk dale (British), from TocopiHa. Sailed Steamers Nehalem, for Columbia River; Multnomah, . for Astoria; Colonel E. L. Drake, for Vancouver: t annel. for Aber deen: schooner A. B. Johnson, for Grays jjaroor. Balboa Juno 19. Sailed June 12, steamer Burl ins ton. for ban Francisco. Sydney. N. S. W.. June 17. Arrived Steamer W ailruna from ancouvcr. Melbourne, June 3 7. A rrived Steamer Wajhemo, from San Francisco. Iarconl Wireless Reiorts. (All position renorted at 8 P. M. June in, unlro otherwirt deMsnHtecl.) ' "ongress, San Pearn for San Krancisco, 10 mils east nf f'olnt t'oncfpclon. Knti prise. San Krancisco for Hilo, li58 m i Ips from San Fra ncisco. J uno. 1 s, WilTiHmina. Honolulu for San Krancisco, 00" miles f rom S;i n Krancisco, Juno is. T.ncas, Richmond for Honolulu, l-!02 miles f roni Sa n Krancifo, June 18. llowrick Hall, an Francisco for Orient, SOO miles west of Farralones, June IS. MatFonla, San Krancisco for Honolulu, 9U1 miles from San Francisco, June IS. H varies. Honolulu for San Francisco, 1407 miles from San Krancisco, June IS. Nann Smith, Orient for San Francisco, 17"tJ miles from San Krancisco, June IS. Yosv'tnlt". San Krancisco for San 1'edro, five miles south of Pipeon Point. Multnomah. San Francisco for Portland, anchored in tra kps Ray. P res id en l . San Krancisco for San Pedro, ."0 miles south of San Kranrisco. Tope k a. Nin Francisco for Kureka, IB miles north of Point Reyes. Atlas, towing bars-- HI. Seattle for Ricli mond via Astoria, 5."0 miles from Richmond. Mills. .Martinez for Seattle, ItMj miles south. Speedwell. Eureka for Redondo, 170 miles north of San Francisco. Beaver. Portland for Pan Francisco, GO miles north of Mendocino. Cuzco, San Francisco for Bellingham, 125 miles nortu of San Francisco. Vessels Entered Yesterday. American steamer Sue H. Elmore, era! cargo, from Tillamook. gen- Gasoline schooner Tillamook. general cargo, from Coos Bay. Vessels Cleared Yesterday. American steamer Celilo. ns.vnnfi -r f lumber, for San Pedro. American steamer Sue II. Elmore, general cargo, for Coast ports. Columbia River Bar Report. NORTH HEAD. June 1. Condition of the bar at 5 P. M. Sea smooth, wind north west is miles. Tides at Astoria Tuesday. High. Low. 4 A. M S-4 feet 10:4ft A. M . . . foot :,3 feet 5:09 P. M 8 2 feet'! 1:23 P. M... TWO BUREAUS AFFECTED Four Leave City Service When Call for Guard Comes. Of the departments in the city serv ice only two were hit by the calling out of the Oregon National Guard. One was the health bureau and the other the police bureau. The call took City Health Officer Marcellus and Meat In spector Max W. Myers. In the police bureau two men were taken. Sergeant West and Patrolman v lllett. City Health. Officer Marcellus left AsrrsTFrjrETfTS. IPPODROME (Formerly Orphean. BROADWAY AT YAMHIIT. FEATURE First-Bun Photoplay aaa VAUDEVILLE COME IARLY ALL SEATS UAIIXEES, I Of EVEXISGS, 13 SUXDAY, ALL SEATS 13c Matinee. 2 to S; Evening. 6:45 to 11 P. M. Saturdays, Sundays. Holiday Continuous. 1:15 to 11 P. M Complete change Sunday tad "W edneaday. "THE HEART OF CHICAGO." A Lincoln J. Carter melodrama Vaudevilles BlKgest Surprise. OTHER Rlfi ACTS 6 Boxes, fir row balcony seats reserved by pnone. curtain, l ana BASEBALL RECREATION PARK. Corner Tsagha and Twenty- omrtl St. SALT LAKE PORTLAND June 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 29. Games BeprSn Weekdays at 3 P. M.I Sundays, 2i30 P. M. Reserved Box Seats for Sals at Ed wards' Clgrar Stand. Sixth and Washington Sta. Ladles' llfti Wednesday sad Friday. Opening Hail Council Crest J?arh Tonight on his vacation the minute the call for mobilization came. He took. charge of the medical wok in connection with recruiting. He will use up his vaca tion in the service and ir further time is required will ask for a leave of absence. Dr. L. J. Wolf, assistant health officer, has been appointed to take Dr. Marcellus' place while he is gone. FLORAL SQUABBLE ENDS LAl'RELHURST IS ABSOLVED OF EXHIBITING FOREIGN BLOOMS. Roses Sn Question Declared ot In Booth at J ad vine: Time Pro testants Are lraised. Laurelhurst was exonerated from the charges of having used roses grown outside Us district in the Hose Festival Community exhibits and the controversy which seemed to be developing was cleared up at the hearing before a committee from the Festival Board at the office of President J. II. Dundore yesterday. Representatives of both the Laurel hurst district and the Hawthorne dis trict, which had made the protest, at tended the hearing and the accusations made were gone into in detail. The committee in charge of the hear ing consisted of J. H. Dundore, E. J, Jaeger and W. A. Montgomery. The findings of the committee were as follows: "The special committee appointed by the Rose Festival Association to in vestigate the protest filed by the Haw thorne .District Rose Association rela tive to the supposed display of roses coming from outside of the J-aureIhurst district finds after full Investigation that the roses In question were not dis played at the time the judges made their decision and furthermore believes that the protest was brought in abso lute good faith for the betterment of the exhibits which may be held by future Rose Festivals. Illinois Society to Picnic. Committees of the Illinois State Socl ety have completed plana for their an nual picnic, which will be held! June 2 at Oaks park. There will be a pro gramme, music and picnic luncheon un der the trees. About 150 have made arrangements to attend. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Dallr soma MBdsv. For Lias Gn .tfvna ....... fem-e ad two copserotWe ctmee ..IM fern in a ad tttree ceotecDUTs tune. feame ad six of seven consecutive tune. Me Toe above rates appijr to siivertiMsoMSU taaer "ew Iotiay" and U oUur rinse irktf tutu exceot the 1 olio w ins t MvUiatins anted 3salv feituationa Wanted FemaieV S or Hfu; Kooojs Private FsmMlfe, bosra ana A oom Private FamlUea. aioutoekeeuina- liooms Private ir smUlea, bate on turn alxtve ctassilu aiins w 3 ceata a line eirn tnaeruoa. ha urrcoo 1MB ik ill aeeent elaaelflktl mA vertisementa ever tne telephone, provides) tne auvertiser la m eooec-riOer of el the 'tone. .No price will be ouuted ever tn shvne. btit bMl will be rendered tne fwUowta ax . V bwther aubaeou eot ad v ertise men ia nil be accepted over tbe pbone depeass pen tne prumptaeM oi panieas oi teie- m i . nst nrrlihiiiintM. !lt usif urns UantMi' nd PentoDsl" atlverttsemente will net b Ibccepted evec tbe telephone. Orders for eoa UKUiuD tiniy wui oe acvrpieu tor oral tare for bale. "UusUieee opportoaitie, "IwoiiJitJsT-fcluuMe iiml wvanted to Heal.' On "coarse advert iae meats ciiarsres til be baed uu tbe Bumutv of line attaxinM In iim palter. regardieM of tbe number ol vrcu in cacti ixu. Advert Icemen ts te receive Droper elasoW flea t ion must be in Tbe Oregon I an of fir belore :45 o'clock at nifht. except batnr ay. tiokinc boar lor tbe tunas ore. &niaa mill be 1 :t o'clock haturuav nuebe lUc ulf.ee witl be open until lO ocloek t. JUL tk usual, and all ads received too lAte for proper classification will be rnn Lroding- "J o Lata to Classify." 4litbou: sUstiu ti?u. yt oaiia. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Baker's Auction House. 1W and 168 Park at. Furniture, carpets, etc Sale at 10 A. M.- At Baker's Auction House, 166-16 Park mU riaAOa, Xumitura ato, bwo at 19 A st, AMT8EMENTS. OAKS PARK Open Daily 10 A.M.to 11 P.M. BIG FREE SHOW IJT THE Mammoth Auditorium EVERY Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. Afternoon and Evening COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME WEEKLY. New Vaudeville Acts Special Added Attractions Miss Alice Juston Contralto Soloist. Big Four Quartet Vocal Favorites. Miss Glenna Delgado Egyptian Dance. HARMONY DUET. Tine and Edwards Ladies' Columbian Orchestra 20 Pieces Latest Popular Music. London Punch and Judy Every Half Hour. Fun, for the Little Folks. New Bathing: Pavilion Now Open A World of Pleasure in Store for All VISIT THE PARK TODAY. THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT. A dm 1m. I on to the Park - - - - - 10 Children - 5 rive xeara ana l oacr, rne. Cars Every Few Mlnates, Flrat and Alder. MEETIXO -NOTICES. PORTLAND CHAPTER. J.O. 07. O. E. S. Stated communica tion this (Tuesday) evening; 7:80 sharp. 334 Russell St. Degree re ception for Sifter Hazel Wheat. errand Esther. All past ana pres ent grand olllcers cordially lnvitea. MARGARET J. D1U. Secy. HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO. Ill A. F. AND A. M- Special rnmmimlmtinn this (Tuesday) evening at 7:30. Masonic Temple wort in the E. A. degree. Vis iting brethren welcome. C. E. MILLER, Secy. IMPERIAL. LODGE NO. 159. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Tuesday even lng. 7:30 o'clock. June 20. E. A. derree. Visitors welcome. I W. P. ANDRl'S, Sec OREGON COUNCIL. NO. 1082. ROYAL ARCANUM, meets this (Tuesday) evening. Masonic I Temple. Visiting brothers wel come. O. O. MAL.L.. Secretary. RlV.RITAV LODGE NO. 2. I O. O. F. Regular meeting r.mrts-T-nur fVVirinpgdav) at 8 P. M at I. O. O. F. Temple, 226 Alder t. First degree. Visitors always welcome. Vt VZ-TT xT PORTLAND COMPANY 107, W. O. W.. it ak-i. . Mhlrtwaist Darty Wednesday even- na". J una 1. W ooaman j. empio, jl-o i ti Keiresn menu. uoiuu mui. for each lady. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, cntrmi, pins. nw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 181-3 t-lxtti st- DIED. HENRY In this city. June in. at the faml.y residence. 7a 1 t-ast ieventy-tnira streeL North. Ueorge R. Henry, aged 6J year and 21 days, beloved husband of Mrs. Min nie M. Henry. The remains are at the chapel of F. S. Dunning, Inc., East Side funeral directors, -asi Aiaer oi. r u- neral notice in a later lsue. KRAMER June 17, at 200 West Wygant at.. Dr Mary Kramer, oeiovea wiie or uavn Kramer and mother of Louis, Franklin and Henry Egler. Remains at a. k. xei Ur Company parlors. Funeral announce ment later. STEWART At the residence, 2o0 North Six teenth street, jun n, ieorge v. Mewan. age G2 years. Funeral notice later. He mains at parlors of Miller & Tracey. Wash ington at it;iia street. trttxt AX At th residence. Thlrtv-f ourth and bteei avenue. June iv, tne iniani daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman. Notice of funeral later. Remains at parlors of Miller fe Tracey, Washington at Ella street. niRTT.F.TT In this citv. June IS. William E. BarLiett, age o 1 years. mnerai notice la'ter. Remains at parlors of Miller & Tracey, Washington at blla street. YEOMENS Mrs Elizabeth Ann Yeomens, use J i vears. diei at tne nome or ner son Isaiah M. Yeomens, 1017 Cleveland avenue, Monday. June is. runerai nonce later. POWELL In this city. Juno 11. at her late residence, -:o twevenm street, ne.en . Powell, aged 76 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. PCS t H tt. N OTIC ES. BERTELSEN At the residence. f7 Etst Nineteenth street rortn, June itf, tjnnstian P. Bertelsen, age 82 years. Deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs. Sarran c rox, oi rort land: two stwters. or ait l.aKe ;ity. lit and one brother, of Boston, Mass. Funeral sei-v ws will be held Wednesday at - M at parlors of Miller & Tracey, Washington Ht Klla street. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. LEVY At the residence. f."2 Third street J une 18, uavia L.evy. agea o. years months 10 dayis. beloved husband of Pauline Friedenthal levy. Friends in vited to attend funeral services, which will bo held at the above residence at 10 a. M today Tucaoay). June -u. con eluding services at tbe Portland Crema torium. MTLIvS John O. Mills, age 69 years, died Sunday at the noma or his aaugnter, Mrs. Pearl Leach. 1004 Mississippi avenue. Survived by one daughter. & grand-daugh ters. J. grandsons, an or foruana. t-uaerai services will be held today at C P. M. at the chapel of Chambers Company, comei Killingsworth avenue and Kerby street. Interment at La Grande, Or. BARLETT At the residence, 823 Alberta street. June 19. Mrs. Margaret E. Bar- lett. age 61 years 6 months 3 days, beloved mother of Mrs. L- A. Herman, of Hood River. Or. Friends Invited to attend funeral services, whlcb will be held at Holman s funeral parlors. Third and Sal mon streets, at 3 P. M. tomorrow (Wedneday). June 2L MORGAN In this city. June 18. at her late residence. 12 iast Eleventh street, Martha x. Morgan, age on years. l ne lunert services will be held this (Tuesday) morn- ins: at 10 o'clock at the residence establish ment of J. P. Flnley & Son. Montgomer at Firth street. r rienas invited. inter ment at Multnomah Cemetery. DEBE.VEDETTI At the family residence. fc-ast tig nty-sixtn ana rowen vajiey roaa, June 19. Angelia, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aneelo Deiseneaet u irrienas in vi ted to attend funeral services, which will be held at the above residence at 2:30 P. M. today (Tuesday). June 20. In terment Koeo City Cemetery. r-art. SOX In this citv. June 19. A. L. Carlson, aged 59 years, late of 526 East Broadway. The funeral service will be held Wednesday. June 21. at 2:.i0 o clock P. M.. at the residence establishment of J. P. FInley & bon. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Riverview Cemetery GOHEEN---The funeral service of Harry Go been, aged 10 years, late of 295 Tenth street, will be held today (Tuesday). June 2x, at 2:30 o'clock P. M., at the residence establishment of J. P. FInley A Son. Mont gomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. Inter ment Multnomah, Cemetery. Informal. This directory la for the information of the public, to give as far as possible the different lines of business which the average person may find occasion to use. Any information which cannot be found here will be gladly furnished by phoning Main 7070 or A 6095. House 40. ACCORDION FLKAT1MO. L fTtrHAX. hemstltchins. scalloping, ac Cora. SKie plat. bullou, covered; mull orders, s FUlock blk. Broadway llhtt. PLEATING, heRislilchlng. buttons covned. gaalem Novelty Co.. &u bin. B dw y aOW. ASSAVEB8 AM ANALYSTS. MONTANA Aria A OFFICE. 1U liver and plaiinum bougut. 2d Oola. WM. BARKER. JR. Cut-rate u iiayer; sold. ac. 4"M K. loth at.. Kugene, Or ATTOHMiVB. W. J. MAK.iLL.IM Probate, real estate, min ing and corporation law; abstracta and title examined, written opinions turuished HJ4 Nurtowestern ttank bldg. Main 74S. GRAHAM. BECKETT A COOPER Oeneral practice; abstracts examined. 001-3 Piatt LldK. Phone Alain sbk. CAKETKIUAS, " PL'RITA.N CAFETERIA. Stark, between ad "iu in; coolest place lor eata. 11. C -pinnuea. proprietor. CANCLB, L. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED. Q' i Alberta st. Wood lawn 4100. CAKPET WEAVER, FLL'FF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS. carpet cleanlnK. refitting, etc. Nortn- weat Rug Co., lt6 E. bin. Both phones. CELLULOID BUTTONS, BAIHiES. TKK IHW I V-H 1 11 Knv .VIMPAW SS7 Wusnlngton at. Muin olJ and A 1204. CHIROPODISTS. William. Eatelle and William, Jr., Deveny. tne only scientific chlropodiats in the city. Parlors auK Gerliner Lid., southwest corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main loOl. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. 1. mil. Olllce Flieuner bid. Main 3473. CHIROPRACTIC Pit ValClANfl. tiUCCEabFUi. with many so-called tncurabls cases; 01 adjustments, fia. west bide .uacieay niag. East side sanitarium. 3i " y uiurne. ur. McMahon, Main zua. COLLECTION AGENCY. NETH A CC. Worcester bldg. Main 17B8. iso collection, no charge. Established lkKH. OACINO. HEATH'S BCHOOL Lessons dally: class "t eve., b to 10. 10a ad St.. bet. Wai and Stark. Main 32v5. Lessons, 25c E REALT Normal School of Dancing. Toe, uinwien lancy, urientat. Egyptian Eatnetic, xusaian. aott-snoe. fbone Main Tiioo. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialist: glasses fitted. Dr. EIRE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. HAT CLEANING. PANAMA HATS cleaned. blocked. 73c strawa. felts. roc: iruaranteed. ijs.t Wn.h new nn; e da. near btara; 44 3d. M. lO-'ti MATTRESS MAKING. And feather renovating Phone East SS74. MESStXGEB SEKVICL. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and fcicycies. none Main 53. A 2163. MUSICAL. Emll Thlelhorn. violin teacher, pupil Sevclk. w. f .maaer oiog. A .jfeu, Aiarshall 1021I. WHOLESALERS AND ACIO ANO BlliliV TOIU. DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO.. 09 2d St. MAN llACIl KLNG. Mtg. and repair ing; 20uo springs In stock. loth and Couch. BACOALE CHEt'KJKO AT llOME. Baggage 6c omnibus l'ransler. Fark Ac lavls. I1KCAU 11AKERV. Royal Bakery c conf. Co., 11th and Everett. ORALN JtEKCHANIs. H. Houser. Aioard of Trade lildg. GROCERS. WADHAMS A CO.. U7-Ti Fourth St. HATS AND CAPS. THANHAUSER HAT CO.. oii-55 Front it HIDES. WOOL. CAJSCARA BARK. KAHN BROS., 1U1 Front SU MlLLlNfcKY. BRADS HAW BROS., Morrison and 7th sts. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., b3 5th st. FCNE RAL yOTlC3. 1 CRAB1LL In this city. June 18. 1016. at 133a Hassalo street, nenry jacoo iraoni. aged 4S years, brother of S. W. Crabill. of IjOS Angeies limes; u, iraai u ana jars. K. Deniuth. The remains axe at W. H. Hamilton's funeral cnaped, Bast 80th and Glisan sts., where funeral services will be held today (Tuesday). June 20. at 2 P. M. Friends invited to attend. Interment Rose City Cemetery. GLADDRX Junfi 11. by accidental drown ing, riaroiu uiaaaen. a gen j years months and S days, beloved eon of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. tiladdcn, brother of C. H. Oladden and Mrs. Ktta K. Nelson. The funeral services will be hVd at the chapel of F S Dunning. Inc.. Eart Hide funeral directors. 414 Kast Alder street, at '2 P. M. today (Tuesday). Friends invited. In terment Rose City Cemetery. TTNF.RAIj ii rectors. Tears of Experience Enable Thia 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 Tha Progressive FUNEKAL OiftiiCTORa. slonifomery s.t irlf Matin . 16al. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877. RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507. A 1511. PERFECT rTVKRAL SERVICE FOB LESS $150 S75 FUNERAL F,0R MILEPw & TRACEY Independent Funeral Director. Lady assistant TVsshliigTon st Ella St.. bet. 20th and 31st. Mala 2SU1. 3bA. WMt IMm. A. B. ZELLER A CO.. 692 W1LL1AH9 AVS. Day and night srvlcs. BREEZE S SNOOK, bunnysias Psrlora ,.to bears.. 102 Bslmont. Tab. 125a. B 2 S3. EKKWES UNDERTAKING C1MPANT. S4 114 Ciay. M. 16i. A 'Mil. Uaj attsadaa ALTO bPKlNUS NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Lit. fhiLUl'j. Oretonlan bid. My pe clalty la curomc uiseaaea; constipation, cervousuesa, headaclies, stomach, liver, kidney, female and other chronic trou blea yield readily to my improved dru lesa method: consultation free. Ul lOHKlltlMs ANO unit 1ANS. iv-k- voith s Correctly Zltted R.astfes, sold filled mUUIlllUKS low ... w ' iuM.it v and service thl Lest. cnas. . uwu"'-". Optometrist. WJ Morrison st Mln - OL.ASSES. guaranteed to fit. as ySSliSa and materiaL I grind my own 55 lenses. Licensed by th fatata of Oregon. .....,.., ., LtU J. U. HLltLUlin, PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. C WRIGHT, i2 years' experience u. and forelsn patents, ol'l ienum um. PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 4th sua 10m sls. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Ganlent-ein. mgr. Printing ana linotyping. iw r i. corner Sturk. M&ln or A 1418. DDIUTIXin F. W. BALTES AND COMPAQ I rnlilliriU First & Oik Sts. mln IPX A -i5 RAG RUGS AND FLUFF RUGS. Inrralna. Bru8el. Smyrna. Axratniten, r rum. all ants, mail order prompt, booklet Wfc.TJKN Fi-L'FK KL'G CO.. M-56 L" 11 Ion av. N. East taio. x ma. ; REAL ESTATE DEALERS. PALMEH JOMCS CO.. U. P.. 404 Wilcox blL ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.. 621 YeoP, DE.NEDl.T BKOS., UoO Utwthorne avenuo. STAMP DEALERS. CuLl ilblA STAMP CO. Main 73St. bTORAdE AND TH V.NSFER. FREB STORAGE FREE MOVING For a limited time. In order to fill our modern brick w are ho use, located In tne heart of the city. Expert packing and moving. EEC L' KIT V STUHAOK & TRANSFER CO.. 44-4t E. lith St- N. Phones East 3S4. East aS6T. ALWAYS PICK. THE BEST Household goods specialists; atoraKe. packing, ship ping and moving; horse or auto vans; special lrelght rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRLNSFER & STORAGE CO, 2d and Pine Sta. laroadway 5Wt. A l'JOq. MADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOLSE Office 180 Madison, lieneral meichandlse and for arding agents, phone Main ?6i. TRADIMi STAMl'S. 110O N". W. BU. blag., pays more for your stamps than the Sperry Hutchipson Co. 2?K KJ'IiKlXAHV SCHOOLS AND AOLLKtiKS, 6. V. VETERINARY COl LEGE begins Sep tember 11. Catalogue fie. C Keane. pres ldent. 1S12 Market St.. i.an Francisco. WOOL"- GKEEN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blockwood. Panama Fuel Co. Main r7!i. A Bfi'.'O. SLAUWOOU. DRY AND O KEEN. MULTNOMAH FUEL CO.. M. S540. A 2116. BlANUFACTURERS NON-INTOXICATINO BEVtKAl.ES, VRIVkikll'S i(jl.LJfe:X AMBER NECTAR. Henry Welnhard flant, lath and UurnalUe at.. phone Main t. A 11.-. 1'LAIN AN It I.LUU1C AUNG OILS. W. P. i cLLER Ac CO.. lth and Davis sts. PAINTS, OILS AND OLAS.S. RASMUSSEN 4t CO.. 2d and Taylor sts. 1-IA'E, PIPE ITTT1NG AND VALVES. M. L. -KLINE. Sl-oo Front sU I'LL'MULNU AND MKA.M SlPl'Lli.. L. KLINE, b-l-bo Front St. MtlNTlNG. f PRINTING g-. st liALTKS AND COMPAJ'T Oak tt9. Main ltiTt, A lAi I KODlt E COMMISSION MtKUlAMS. EVKKU1NO & FAKHELL, 14U Front St. BOl'K AND BINDING TWINE, Portland Cordau Co., 14th and Northrup. SAFE TV KAOH 11 ON IN ti. AUTOMATIC KEEN EDOE CO., lb9V tb. SASli. UOOKS AND GLASS. FULLER fc CO.. lith and Davis sts. WALL r MORGAN WALL I'APEit CO.. Fl'XtKAt IIRKCTORi. DUNKING Jk McENTE K- luneral dlr.eta Brwatlivsy sod fin: Fboo. biuadw.jr J0b 455 Lady attendant. P. 1 l.KKCH. a.t 11th and rlaw atr..t. ljid. attendant. Kast 7M. B 1888. R1CSON Resldene. Undertakln. p.rlnra 32n. and Morrison sts. Main tM3J. A. 2?3X ku T. BYRNES, Williams and Knott. Est Ills. C 104J. Lady attendant. K AND jlfia. W. H. HAMILTON Ku- oerai servica. l. SOth and Ollsan. T.b. 431a. F. & D'jNXINO. INC East Fids Kunerai Ulrectors. 414 East Aider street. East 82. B S52S. IIAKT.N a fOKBti CO.. tlorUts. Ml W-sblnfto Main iawi. A ze. Flowars for all occasions artistically arranged. CUKKK BKOS., florists. 287 Morrison st. Main or A ISO... Fine nowers and floral aesisns. No branch stores. OUSTAVE J. BL'HKHARDT. 112 23d. PHONE MAIN UU, A SOOJ. Floral designs, cut f:owera nd ferns. LAX M. SMITH, Main 21i, A 3121. SU Ins tldg.. 6ih snd Alder sta lOXSFTU FLORAL, CO.. 2S4 Washington it.. Let. :th ul 6th. Main S102. A 1101. MONTMENTi. FCRTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 2A4-26S 4-.h St.. opposite City Hall. Main S&&4. Phlll j.tq ss bona lor memorials. EB LAPSING GRANITE COj THIRO AT MADISON STRFFt OREGON HUMANE SOCIEH 574 BELMONT ST. Pbonea. East 1423, B Opes Day and K Is lit. Report all cases of cruelty to this of fice. L-etbal chamber for small amlmala. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone a est Tint? Pt may communckte witn ua. NKW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS on improved city property at 6 and 1 per cent. Farm and suburban loans at current rates. Liberal repayment privi leges allowed. No delays. law; h; LOANS SrtllAL RATES A. H. B1RRELL CO. ..7219 'erthvreatcra Bank Bnildlas. ' Marshall 4114. A 4111 lltlllYlIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIlIIIlIIillll E UOXET FOR FARMERS EE At Csrrest Rates. COME IS A.N 1 TALK WITH US Zl r Write. Baakera Mortnape CorporaUos x Capital &3oo,ooo. :r Title A Trmmt Ulda; Pertland Oregs. riUIIIIUIIIlIUII!IIIlllI!IIIUlllUIIUIIIIIIIir MORTGAGE LOANS We have Insurance Money at 5 private Funds at 6v and I'M ROBERTSON & EWIKG I07-S Kortkwesterst Rank Bids'. EHOLGflUDEYCO r" 6 "7 LOANS jTJgJ ON MORTGAGE SECURITY Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Oar Owb Hoary at Csn-fst Bate. MIMC1PAL A.D COitPOKAHOI BOM1S, FARM A.U CITY LOANS, fey h'omriM bt 0mi4 XratU Bkdm NEW TODAY. 696 Loan of Y10.OOO and tp proTfd Buinca Iropersjr lnororeini'nt l'linxwifw). P. UI'bCOMH, Z4t buik Mmi. a 1m. (or for Oicgonljfc ii HOKTI.AI.lt H.V.N-i en improved city prop erty at LoWMl ttat.a. S17 Corlett Bids: . Fifth Morrison sta REAL ESTATK. For ale Lots. Ml' ST sacrifice lot 5, block. 119, Rosa City Park ; no offer rejectee. Write owner, Irvine T. Ran, Oregon City. Or. 60x100 ON Hawthorn avo. Choice but: dins lot for $3.Vi. tea owner at Mi Piatt bids., for particulars. $$;4j fcuxlUO FACING E. on K. STth. lOO oet soutb of Tillamook:; 3 blks. N. of Hose City car. McGulre. Main lu6S. LEAVING July 1; will aacrtflca lot near Kose City Park clubhouse. .No asenta. A. 4444, Main 1405. for Sale Bracb property 32 ACRES North 13ech, iOO. fine" ocean froDiaiie; atout 4 acres cultivated, bal ance timber and cranberry bo. Owner. Marshall V10 Chamber of Com. OWNER will dispose of choice beach prop erty at a sacrifice price. & tw'A Ore sonlan. Kor sale -Uoasea. 1RV1NGTON HOME. COST 18,000 to build before the rise In price of building material. Will Sell $13,500, easy terms, it taken At one. This place has never been occupied. 100x100 lot, corner, south and east facing, 10 large rooms, 2 enclosed porches, 2 bath rooms. & lavatories. toilets, hardwood, floors, fireplace, hot water heat, doubi garage, large full basement, every modem convenience. This is a genuine bargain. Fee owner. Chamber of Commerce. Marshall 210 16779 HOME, ONLY 3&00 CASH. $4100 OX TIME, "Well-built, modern evn-room house, located in Piedmont, an exclusive resi dence itectior.. the best location. Just what you want for a borne; the finest yard of fruit trees you ever saw on two lots; ail at a sacrifice price, taken In on a mort gage and so;d to close an estate. Phone East 72S In the evening or Marshall 402 during the day. or see me at t15 Washing ton at. C L, Boss. ROSE CITY PARK. A REAL HOME, I have just completed a 5-room bunga low on E. 47th su. lv, blocks north of t-andy blvd. ; front rooms elegantly fin ished In ivory and. wails papered ; whit enamel throughout: larpo bedrooms, plenty closet room ; a fine sleeping porch, screened-ln back porch, large shady fir trees; if you are looking for a com fortable home, look at this. Call Main 075 or Main 1M57. Price $2850. J. L. Karnopp. Hallway Exchange bldg. GOING TO BUILD T Oo to an established firm and avoid worry and rick. We, as L, R. HAIiKV CO.. contracting architects, have been at S24 A bin g ton bid,;. 4 years; hundreds of Jobs to our credit. Sketches and esti mates free. FURNISH THE MONEY it desired. You deal with ONE PARTY and pay only ONE PROFIT; we ACTU ALL x SAVE YOU MONEY and guarantee satis faction. Wo desi&u and build residence, apartments, stores, factories, anything. FOR SALE Tteautlful 6 -mo m bungalow, and rarage, lawn and flowers, shower bath, maid's room, furnace, gas range, hoc water heater, etc.; cost $4iuo, wlU for 31'J E. 41su $2S30. ROSE CITY PARK. New 5-room bun palow with two sleep ing porches; all built-in conveniences; lo cated on E. SiHh, near Sandy: surrounded by well-kept homes. J. L. Karnopp, Railway Exchange bide;. AM build tiiK larger nome and wtil sell my Portland Helfihta ree.rtence at a very rea sonable fit, "re on easy terms; lot Oi3r.l5( Deauiiruiiy improveu. excellent view, ctosa tn ; house strictly modern in every par ticulars; 7 rooms; bath, sleeping porch ; this is an unusual opportunity to procura an attractive home at present-day price. John fc:. Cronan. Phone Main 4v$. $650. Small house and r.Oxl 00-foot tot; small payment down, balance less than rent. Take Kose City I'ark car to T2d it, S E IC W OOD M A N" . Gregory Investment Company. LAURELHL'RST HOMES. Before buyinK be sure to look t.t our list of exquisite homes Just completed In Laurelhurs;. t he addition of beautiful homes, from ?J.".00 up, on rent-like terom. I.ArHEI.UURT CO., 20 - fctark lU Main 17K, A ITilS. IDEAL iew home, 8 rooms; built-in side board, bookcasta. fireplace, full cement basement, plastered, two porches; hito kitchen; one block from Broadway car. near Irving ton tunnis courts ; obsess :nen is paid. Wakefield. Fries & Co., ho 4th bu Main 14. BKAUTin;L 7-rm. nearly new home. block from Peninsula Park ; li replace, built-in buffet. Dutch, kitchen and all modern con venirnres; cost $.sK' two years ago; will sell fnt $:;.f on easy frran. Sea this today. Umbdenatock & larson Co., :;ort Onk at. EVEKYBODY KROKR? Seems impossible to sot an Inquiry. I have a flnu 5-room house and lot In SunnvBirle. '2 blocks from school; must sell or plve away soon; going; Kant: your price roes; no monkey business; make me an offer. Owner, 70 6th st. JUST completed. 5-room bungalow. Ariel a district. 2 blocks to carline. lot 10xl.".'. full cement basement, hardwood floor, fireplace, Cmtcli kitchen", built-in conven iences; terms or trade. Owner. Tabor GOOD, comfortable. homey. nearly new house st Ml K. 47th el. N.. Hose t'lty Park ; 5 rooms dow n stairs, cement base ment, furnace, nice ard. everything com plete and good nelp h borhoJ ; term if desired. Inquire n-xt door. Tabor "oT. WHY NOT BITLD and get a home according to your Ideals? I rieMrTn, build and tinance any butldtnc; artistic sketches free. t?ee me before you build. N. O. Kklund. 513 Henry bids. Main 5S12. MODE UN 8-room house in good condition, located on largo tract of ground, over a half acre. In first-class residence district and close to good car. which I will sell at f 2754) on easv terms. For particular. cmH at MS Piatt blrtg. 4 ROOMS, recept ion hall. modern except furnace: cement walks, nice lawn, plent y roses and flowers, one block from M-V car and pavement; take automobile un part payment; balance easv ttrms. Owner home after O P. M.. K. i- N. 6TROOM modern bungalow, furnace, fire place, furnished complete; cement garapn, good location, walking distance. $oo"; without furniture $3-o0; Jo00 cash, $20 month. 6 per cent. U. M. GATE WOOD. 165 4TH ST 05 the West Side, modern California bunga low, paneled; a beautiful interior, large English fireplace; this is an up-to-date bungalow and can be purchased at $2 150. See owner at MS P'att bidg. MODERN" BUNGALOW. $107-". 200 feet from Ghsan.-st. carline; No. 140 E. "1st No. Cost me 27"r two years ago; wllT sell my $103 equity for $'2'2. Key at 251 K. 70th North. TWO sears ago I had built a modern 5-ni bungalow: tt cost me $2450: I have paid in H65 and will sell th;s equity for balance $14S.i. at f -5 per month, llr. Hageman. Phone Broadway 1 60S. A GOOD home for $ti30 on East Yamhill street. Beautiful, large 3-room house; garage: lot fWxio, with alley; fruit trees. mh rubbery, etc Phone Main 040. l.NTOMR PROPERTY Block from E. Broad wav, paving 6 per cent on tSOo" ; sacrifice for $4000. cash. Owner, aim We Idler st. FOR SALE Attractive 6-room house, shad tree-, rose hedge and lawn; make an of fer 408 E 44th North, near Sandy blvd. Tabor 25. BY OWNER, beautiful home with garage, in Hawthorne diatrlct. at a sacrifice; easy terms. Phone Woodlawn GROOM, new modem house, Laurelhurft district :50, terms; cost 42oO; act tbia wet-k. leaving town. O'Jl Eat DavtB. IR V I N'GTON Swell and cheap homes, easy pa y ment s. See De'ahunt. Phone East 175. K W . modern homes, by owner. rT 51 Kite. East C4i'J. Suburban Home Tropertr. II 1 R SON HALF ACRES. Good soil, good water. clo?e to carline. easy terms: will build to suit purchaser. Phone Marshall lr.s.l or FeUwood 47ft. JOHN GIBSON. OWNER. DANDT country home, close in ; will Mil cheap; highly cultivated, new buildings, pi .ia i red. bouse, suwd water labor &a A'