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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORBTING OREGONIA3T, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1916. 13 MI LTXOMAH COTJKTV AUDITOR'S REPORT "CONTINUED St. Johl Salaries '. .-. 6.553.13 Kxtra labor ; 130.12 Supplies and repairs 312.43 Kuel L 1.623.98 "Water - 12.00 Kent of approach 60.00 Webster! Salaries . 6,625.91 Kxtra labor 113.87 Supplies and repairs ................................. 336.11 Kuel , 2,185.23 Water 4.60 Bridges and Perries! Salaries Kxtra labor ........... Oar tickets ............ (Supplies . . COURTS. Circuit! Salaries Judsres and bailiffs J Jurors and witnesses stationery and supplies Meals to jurors ourt reporting: and transcribing Professional services ; Kx traditions and arrests. .Auto hire - l'leralura on bond Conntyt Salaries .....I Stationery and supplies Juveniles Salaries f Conveying- children to Reform School................. stationery and supplies Car tickets k Services in case of Marion Bowers District: Salaries Stationery, and supplies Witnesses ... .......... -Tu rors . . . Drawing jury list Bond Municipal! Jurors, witnesses, interpreters. JUSTICE .Multnomah District! Fees .furors and witnesses ... Preparing- Jury list .... COUNTY Assessor! Salaries Stationery and supplies Car tickets .. Alessages ............ Take-off of deeds Kx tending tax roll Auditor! Salaries Stationery and supplies PrintinR: and publishing; semi-annual reports.. Premium on bond Board of County Commissioners! Ha la ties Stationery and supplies. 1 n.surance Auto supplies .." Hoard of Health t Salaries Drugs and supplies........ Atlto supplies County Clerk! Salaries stationery and supplies Machines and repairs to machines............. 1 remium on bond Advertising- ...... County Coroner! Salary f. -mtopsles and examinations Jurors and witnesses Transcribing- . . .J........ Conveying- bodies to morgue Telephone . . Bond Stationery and supplies Car tickets Auto hire County Krait Inspectors Salaries tspraying and cutting trees..... County Aarricaltnrlst Field and farm demonstration County School Superintendent! Salaries ... Stationery : and supplies-.. Truant officer i v ........ ......... , 'iraveline- exrienses Teachers examinations County Surveyor! - . Salaries Stationery and supplies Transportation .. ................. Premium on bond ................ County Sheriffs Salaries Stationery and supplies Car tickets. Messages . ......... Serving processes Auto and motorcycle, supplies ..... Premium on Tond County Treasurers Salaries Stationery and supplies Premium on bond Constables Salaries .. Stationery and supplies Oasoline and auto supplies Car tickets Auto hire IMessag-es . . ...................... Kxtraditions and arrests Premium on bond District Attorneys Salaries stationery and supplies M essa g-es Car tickets Purchasing Agrents Salaries Stationery and supplies. Tax Collecting; Department! Salaries . . Kxtra labor Stationery and supplies Machines and repairs to machines. Bunds Advertising- delinquent tax list.... Wrights and Measures i Salaries ... Registration and Elections! Salaries Stationery and supplies Clerks and judges Meals . . Mileage Kent Delivery of supplies. Official ballots Postages Warrants drawn tor stamps Scalp Bounty! Maintenance . . Kmersrency Funds Contingencies. Equipment Keltef of Charles Eatchel Kose Festival Association ......... Prohibition Department! Securing evidence Reporting Stationery and supplies Auto hire INSTITUTIONS. Multnomah Farm, Main Divisions Salaries Supplies and repairs Uroceries and provisions ............ Meats and fish Kuel oil and wood .., Drugs and supplies Ambulance service Telephone Lights Insurance Multnomah Farai, Salaries Supplies and repairs. Chickens Horses ............. Farm Divisions Mnltaomah Hospital! Salaries Supplies and repairs Groceries and provisions.. Meats and fish Kuel oil. gas for fuel..... Drugs and supplies....... Ambulance service ....... Telephone Lights Yv ater Detention Homes Salaries Kxtra labor . , groceries and provisions. Meats and fish Kuel Water TV Kights Telephone Supplies and repairs...... Drugs and supplies 8,691.66 9,265.62 '.'.'.'.'.IV.'.'.'.'. 1.464.&0 2.288.75 24.00 2.307.89 6.085.14 5.608.46 34,124.05 630.30 1,166.00 528.54 239.50 1,246.33 90.65 40.41 $ 43,674.24 I 3,315.90 $ 7,844.21 $ 8,391.13 284.70 S 101.00 3.299.00 25.90 6,615.79 655.65 100.53 ' 213.75 258.50 6,655.77 506.46 B28.90 666.00 20.00 14.00 284.70 COURT. 59.60 32.40 9.00 OFFICERS. 19,183.25 2,478.90 86.40 2.80 162.00 81.00 21,994.35 3.719.30 84.03 175.58 60.00 4,038.91 3,390.00 63.87 - 61.07 177.16 3,692.10 2,409.96 687.06 286.76 3.383.78 26.306.39 4,412.96 519.40 140.00 14.88 31.393.63 500.00 1,097.50 189.70 124.20 690.63 23.4 5 9.00 178.91 8.50 14.63 2,736.52 609.00 800.00 2,652.60 S 600.00 9.00 t 800.00 I 1.849.98 277.62 180.01 99.49 246.50 $ 2,482.50 73.54 44.55 15.00 2,615.59 15,605.00 673.92 427.50 203.66 1.692.46 734.84 145.00 19.282.38 2.263.63 1,702.88. 385.75 . 175.00 S 8,610.00 106.68 117.43 290.00 . 9.25 42.49 28.50 . 10.00 9,214.35 4,766.43 1,078.99 S 4.320.00 327.58 101.85 17.00 T 1,050.00 28.99 15.060.00 3.642.00 1.401.98 230.19 505.00 8,091.16 28.930.33 248.24 248.24 7.793.54 4.069.81 12,940.70 3.664.00 323.05 2,198.00 1.530.50 1.324.65 33.844.25 2,100.00 62.50 15.557.49 1.439.40 2,100.00 62.50 2.865.02 2,923.29 8.269.18 1.500.00 .$ 538.25 188.55 696.30 16.30 6,200.64 4.042.69 5.758.51 4.912.80 2,825.41 690.90 637.25 87.60 222.00 672.65 26,700.45 I 1,170.60 . " 1,974.70 103.00 500.00 3.748.30 6.194.13 3.001.64 3.964.44 1.610.83 1.906.17 1.288.36 731.85 17.60 202.03 217.20 18.134.25 2,070.96 6.75 B90.91 189.57 60.10 43. 0 35.74 15.00 . 830.40 81.58" 3.324,31 MllT.VOMAH COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORT CONTINUED. County Jails Salaries ". Supplies and repairs....... Feeding- prisoners Drugs and supplies Dry poods and furnishings Organ ' Board of Reliefs Salaries Stationery and supplies Maintenance Non-support orders Burials and incinerations C ar tickets Caring for county blind Indlg-ent Soldlerss Maintenance Burials Insane Examinations Widows Pensions Maintenance Indemnity State Livestock! Maintenance COURTHOUSE. Current Expense Machinery Departments Salaries Supplies and repairs Telephones Water Fuel oil 7.837.63 Insurance 124.50 Final payment on steel cells, east wing ' 472.50 Current Expense Ianltors Departments Salaries $ 10.021.93 Supplies and repairs 1.328,53 Total general fund disbursements.. Trust Fundi Maintenance Interstate Bridjce. Fundi Contracts Services of secretary Supplies Suits and costs Special Road Fnnds Salaries Contracts Supplies ROAD FUND DISBURSEMENTS. Columbia River Highways Salaries 3 176.64 Labor 42,907.68 Supplies and repairs 14,816.87 Powder 6,373.04 Groceries and provisions 4,872.97 Meats and fish 2.915.81 Board 4.390.63 Damage to property 2,650.00 Freight 339.2S telephones 67.83 Injuries to men.... 422.50 3 79.933.22 From the various time checks for labor on the Columbia River Highway the following amounts were deducted: Board and camp sales. 311,809.95, leaving; a net payment on the Columbia River Highway of 379,933.22. . Road District No. Is Salaries Labor Supplies and repairs Auto supplies and repairs... Contracts Damage to property Meats and groceries Fuel freight . . Insurance Stationery Fuse, saps, powder Water Injuries to men Meals Telephones Maintenance Road District KoSi Salaries Labor Supplies and repairs contracts ' Damage to property Kelly Battel Salaries Powder, caps, fuse Supplies and repairs Fuel Water Telephone Clothing and shoes Groceries and provisions Meats and fish , Compensations for prisoners Linnton Quarryi Salaries Powder, caps, fuse Supplies and repairs Fuel Lights Insurance - Total road fund disbursements 3 243,451.80 I have endeavored to give a clear and ebneise account of the various Items contained in this report and will be pleased to furnish additional data to anyone upon application. Respectfully submitted. SAM B. MARTIV. County Audtlor. UNION ACTIVITY ALLEGED REINSTATEMENT SUIT THOUGHT TO HAVE DEEPER MOTIVE. J. W. Dryden, Who Is Endeavoring Force Mr. Daly to Put Him on Payroll Denies Acruantlon. The charge that an attempt is being made to unionize the Civil Service de partment of the city government, through the Civil Service Employes' As sociation, which is affiliated with the Central Labor Council, was made by Deputy City Attorney Tomlinson yes terday in the hearing of the mandamus proceedings instituted by J. W. Dryden against- Will H. Daly, before Circuit Judge Gantenbein. Mr. Tomlinson asked the petitioner for the writ if it was not his purpose to assist in unionizing the Civil Service Mr. Dryden denied that it was. He is a member of the association. Mr. Dryden Is demanding; that he be reinstated in the Water Bureau as meterman, calker and tapper, and that he be recompensed in the sum of $134.37 for the time he has been out of em ployment while men. his junior In the service have been employed. The defense maintains that the work formerly done by Mr. Dryden is now done by foremen in the Water Bureau and that while he took the examination for this position and passed he was not as high on the eligible list as the men now employed. The case has been befo-.-e Circuit Judge Gantenbein for two days, but probably will be concluded today. TILLAMOOK ENJOYS FOURTH Ban on Crackers Is Lifted and Gen eral Fun Prevails. TILLAMOOK, Or., July 6. (Special.) Tillamook enjoyed an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration. Although there is an ordinance against the use of firecrackers. Mayor Brodhead lifted the ban, and the children enjoyed them selves as they did "before the "Sane Fourth"- movement became popular. Everything was a huge success from the parade in the morning to the end of the big street dance in the evening. Circuit Judge H. H. Belt, the speaker of the day. delivered an excellent ad dress, the keynote of which was 'Pre paredness." The new 30.000 City Hall was dedicated. Attorney H. T. Boots, of Tillamook, delivering the dedicatory address, and the silver cup, won by the citizens at the National Dahlia Show at Portland last September, was form ally presented to the city by Mrs. C. J. Edwards, president of the Woman's Civic Improvement Club. The O.-W. R, R. & N. band, of Port land, furnished the music. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage licenses. MITXER-FRASER J. Dickson Miller, le gal Seattle. Wash., and Florette Eraser, le gal! Hotel Portland. SHUMAKER- ANDERSON- Pearl EUmer Shoemaker, leg-al, Portland, and Agnes A. Anaersou, icxt. ""t- t u . . ........ , iVACfi-PBlCEL i'oy. Pace, legal. 213 3,780.00 1,185.97 5,604.99 236.67 163.66 , 100.00 , S 644.82 45.21 10,246.03 1.037-.00 596.37 39.90 i 294.20 S 11.155.0? 11,071.29 12.903.53 11.635.07 967.00 20.137.50 2.467.50 - 480.00 S 967.00 3 20,137.50 $ 2,467.50 7.842.65 2,011.17 1.761.02 1,217.95 21,267.42 11.350.45 $ 608.237.39 620.22 620.22 304.026.45 .... 13.22 . ... 40.50 .... 111.00 3 304.191.17 ... 3 39S.07 S3. 724. 49 243.58 53.361.14 3 19,609.04 61,683.69 17.343.46 7.090.25 17.605.16 2.067.1S 3.339.43 950.11 273.64 15.00 715.64 4.498.91 29.30 225.00 311.00 27.11 300.00 3 136.083.89 $ 1.527.32 4,167.35 2.288.82 7.298.84 1,200.00 16.482.33 .$ 4.090.49 1,272.80 354.10 464.67 107.95 12.00 416.39 1.088.00 776.73 300.00 8.883.13 .J 1,755.58 . 77.41 171.18 .40.25 .98 23.83 2.069.23 East Yamhill street, and Nellio Wllhelmlna Price, aged 17. 279 Weldler. BOND-CAMPBELL E. W. Bond, legal. 58 Lucretla place, and Edith S. Campbell, legal, Hermosa boulevard. G RE EN-B ROMBERG Julius L. Grefn, le gal, 415 East Washington street, and Pearl Bromberg legal, 631 Mllwaukie street. ROBINSON-BRA SHEAR Dr. L. E. Rob inson, legal, Camas. Wash., and Sarah M. Brashear, legal, 586 East Twelfth street North. Vancouver Marriage Licenses. H OLDEN-BART Charles R. Holden. 21, of Portland, and Miss Mary F. Hart, 18, of Hoskins, Or. GARDNER-TOHO William E. Gardner. 22, of Salem, Or., and Miss Leila G. Yoho, 23, of Salem, Or. 6ENTI-KRU8CHEL Tobias Sent!. 20. of Kiageueia. wasn.. ana miss Amauo Km achel, 23, of Rldgefteld, Wash. PALANDI-P ALAND Y Gulseppl PalanrM 40, of Portland, and Miss Marie Palandy, 27 of Portland. . WOOD-CAMERON William Wood. 27. of nooa Oliver, ur., ana aiiss items ttmeron. 20. of Hood River. Or. DUGGAN-FLYXN Roy Due-ran. 2a. of Camas, Wash., and Miss Amy Flynn, 17, of V.IUHIU, w asn. HASCHECK-CHOCRT Walter C. Has check. SI. of Portland, and Miss Juanita B. Choury. 28, of Portland, KROPP-TREMBLAY Edward .1. Knnn 27. of Portland, and Miss Fayo M. Trembiay. 23. of Portland. MOWREY-NICHOLS Leonard C. Mowrey. 48. of Slletx, Or., and Mrs. Frances Z. xsicnojs. or feiietz, tjr. LAMORE-MOSHER Edward T.amore It of Portland, and Mrs. Myrtle Mosher, 33, of WILSON-ERICKSON Callle Frances Wll son, 23. of Vancouver Barracks. Wash., and aljss Ejana enexson, zu, or ttammona. Or. WESTOVER - WESTOVER Stenhen K Westover, S3, of Portland, and Mrs. Elva at. westover, an, or .rortiana. Births. GARRETT To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard 3. Garrett. 437 East Forty-first street, June 27, a daughter. PRUDHOil ME To Mr. and Mrs. Henry u. i-ruanomme, bjo uienn. avenue, June ii, a son. BROOKS To Mr. and Mrs. James C. Brooks, 1038 Macadam road, July 1, a daughter. ELLIS To Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Ellis, 7o9 Commercial. June 28. a son. WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams, 341 East Forty-seventh street THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Thomas, 368 North Twenty-fifth street. July 3, a son. CLARKE To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarke. 1170 East Thirteenth street North June 24. a son. DEXTER To Mr. and Mrs. Rllev S. Dex. ter, 107 East Sixty-eighth street North, Juns 28. a son. PREVOST To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frerost, Mxth and Jast Ankeny, June 18, a daughter. Building Permits. S. SILVERF-IELD Repair 4-story brick apartments. 49 Lucretla. between Washing ton ana Everett; Duuaer, i. jl. .Melton, i;o.; S125. S. JENSEN Repair one-story frame dwel ling, 6J4 Leland street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth; builder, P. Jeppeeon; 4100. CHARLES M. WAGNER Erect -story frame dwelling. 490 East Fiftieth street ?.orth, corner or Thompson; bulldr, same; C. R. REDD Repair 3 H -story frame dwelling.. 6020 Fiftieth avenue, between S-ix tieth and Sixty-first: builder. Busch: tlOO. WILHELM SCHUBERT Erect one-story garage, 7-9 Eighth street, between Freemont ana hmch; Duuaer, i. ftieni; sou. ESTATE OK ANNA CRESS Repair lll story frame dwelling, 10 Prescott street, between Patton and Concord; builder, Jos Wlckeratt: $200. BOLL AM 1NV. CO. Repair three-story brick stores. B3 Fourth street. between Davis and Everett: builder. N. Bansch: $3A. I. LOWENGART Erect one-story frame garage. 505 Sixteenth street, between Hall and College: builder. B. T. Allyn; J 200. J. N. MOUNT Erect one-story ' frame garage, SI East Ktrty-second street, be tween Stark and Belmont; builder, B. T. Allyn: t.'O. FEDERAL TELEGRAPH CO. Erect one story fireproof powerhouse. Ninety-second street, between Seventy-first and Sevsnty fourth avenues; builder, same; $2100. MRS. SOFKIA JOHNSON Erect lV4-story frame dwelling. 787 Overlook boulevard, be tween Capitol and Colonial avenues; builder, J. A, Backstrand; $2KK). C. SPIES Erect two-story frame dwelling, 71 Russett street, between Derby and Fen wlck; builder, same; 2oOO. F, I. SCJiNELL -Ereel eavatorx frame. AMUSEMENTS. Tl-e novel, unique, extraordinary engagement THE PETTICOAT MINSTRELS. America's Foremost Women Entertainers. S OTHER BIO ACTS S Boxes, first row balcony seats reserved by phone. Curtain, :3U, 1 and . IMlPPODROME Feature Photoplays and Vaudeville. 3 to 0; 6:43 to 11 P. M. Sat., Sun., Holidays 1:15 to 1L Msts.. 10c: Nights. ISo. vat. '.'iSnlw OAKS PARK Chat Kfo. 54 A tourist strolled into ear Oaks Park office the other day to tell na how she liked our park and Knight. Troubadours. "Do you really have flowers like this all the timer How remarkable!" Yes. she bad Just come to Portland for m visit and oh. of course, she loved Oregon and Portland, bnt she had never dreamed that there was a place like the Oaks. 'Why. they brat about our parks back home, but really. I never say one more attractive than thls. she said. Our new musical comedy company. Knights Troubadours, had delighted ber Just as they do all our visitors. Their Ni-ht at a Cabaret' Is a (treat suc cess and will continue today and Satur day. Sunday will see the opening of an. other entertaining and slde-spUttinc musical comedy. Although fun Is popular element of the Oaks musical comedies, there Is also an abundance of real good music and song. You'll enjoy the dances, too, for the girls are many and clever and pretty. Programmes begin every afternoon at 2:30 and every evening at 8:30 o'clock. The Roller Rink Is gaining In popular ity. Lively skating parties with lunch eon afterward In the park make merry hummer affairs, naturday, July 15. the Hoozlers will picnic at Oaks Park. Hun dreds of former residents of Indiana will be here. Francesco Ferullo, the celebrated band director, will be at the Oaks soon with bis talented Italian band. Cars leave from First and Alder street every tew minutes. JOHN F. CORD BAY, ' Read the Chat Daily for Oaks Park Events Ktrare. BI East Flf tv-eiirhth street North. between. Couch and Davis; builder. Otto Wallman: $73. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Erect one- story frame hose station, 9S3 Twenty-first, between Holgato and Schiller; builder, same: J . n SOUTHERN pacific cro. Krect one- story frame hose house, 1013 Twanty-flrat street, between Schiller and Mitchell; builder, same; 150. SCHWAB INV. CO. Repair two-story frame store, southeast corner Sixteenth and Washington streets; builder. City Engineer; 1200. E. HARTNESS Repair three-story brick building, 2S7 Everett street, between Fouria ana inn; Duuaer, waiter jasrinoio- mew; to5. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, July 8. Maximum tempera ture, 72 dKrees: minimum temperature. fiO dostrces. River reading. 8 A. M., 23.S feet. Change In last 24 hours, 0.1 foot fall. Total rainfall (3 P. M. to 8 P. M-). none. Total rainfall since September 1, 1013, 64. 32 inches. Normal rainfall since September 1 4 4.11 Inches. Excess of rainfall since Sep tember 1, 1913, 10.21 inches. Totsl sun shine, 0 hours 10 minutes. Possible sun shine, 13 hours S minutes. Barometer (reduced to sea level) 5 P. M.. SO.tiS inches. Relative humidity at noon, 44 per cent. River. 6 P. M.. 23.7 feet. THE WEATHER. K "0 Wind s .3 STATIONS. I g 8 I l" f t q . State of Weather Baker cloudy Boise Boston .... Chlcaso .iMtr. . w ."Clear I.0012S (Clear .xl 10 NE riear .iO..iS IClear Clear Colfax .... Denver . . . . .00 i6 B (Cloudy o 10 Mis Cloud 0..iE Clear o 10 SW lPt- cl O'.JN h'lesr r..lW kclear 01. .WW Ksln 0 Dee Moines Duluth .... ;.iru'. . p. I I oar 1.0O 10VW lPt- cloudy Eureka .... Galveston . J.oo, ).0(r V IUI Helena Jacksonville y'.4-s'. '. .SE Ifloudy Kansas City. r.OOl. ..NE 'Clear J.OOl. .fNWflear J.0OL .WW Clear O.Oft . .lw lPt. cloudy J.OO'IO KTlear .00 20 JW k'lear .12'. . SW Cloudy 0.O012S Clear l.0020NWiCloudy 9.0O . . s IClear 9.00' .;.E Iciear O.Ort . .W Clear .00 32NE Pt. cloudy O.OO'IN Vciesr O.OO'lO'NWCIear D.OO. .INWlClear .0O)..!t fClear 0.00 12 NE 'Clear 0.00-. .!w Clear U.O026W k;lear O.oo;. .IN fCloudy 0.0O . .IN tPt. cloudy r.K. .IN (Cloudy 0.O014 iNWjPt. cloudy O.Ort'.. IN Clear 0.001. Iciear B.P2 12 S fcioudv 0 . Otti . . iSff IPt. cloudy lxki Anireies. . . . . , Marshfteld Medford MinneapUs ..... Montreal New Orleans .... New York ....... North Head...... North Yakima.... Omaha Pendleton Phoenix Pocatello ........ Portland , Roseburjc ........ Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake Kaon Francisco... Seattle Spokane ........ Tacoma Tatoosh Island... Walla Walla Washington 1..... winnipea; Yellowstone Park. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure is low over the Western and Central Southern states, with the cen ter of depression over Arizona. The pres sure Is moderately high over the lake region. Atlantic states and British Columbia. Showers and thunder storms have occurred In the Tipper Missouri Valley, Manitoba. North Dakota, Minnesota, New Mexico and the Gulf states. The weather is warmer on most of the western hlKhland. exeent the California coast and In the West Gulf states ana generally over tne Kortbwestern states. It is cooler in New Mexico. Tennessee and the Valley of Red River of the North. The conditions are favorable for con tinued fair warm -weather In this district r riaav. ic win Be warmer in the Willam ette Valley and Interior Washington. Winds will be northerly. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, warmer; northerly winds. Oregon Fair, warmer interior northwest portion: northerly winds. Wsshlngton Fair, warmer, except near the coast: northerly winds. Idaho Fair. T. FRANCIS DRAKE. Assistant Forecaster. - CLASSIFIED AD RATES Daily and Sunday. Per. Line. One time 11a name al two consecutive time . ........ .xte hajus ad three consecutive Usaso. ....... .gas name ad six or seven consecutive tlsne..6s The above rates apply to stlTtutlMnsata nnuer "New Today" and all other -'ntslllrg lion except the following t bituatious Wanted Male. feituationa Wsateo 'emsls. V ,.r ileat Rooms Private families. Hoard and Koora Private i auiilles. Housekeeping Hooms Private rami ilea. Kate on the above classiflcatiene Is ceais a line each insertion. The Oregouisin wJll accept classified ad vertisements over too telephona, provided the advertiser la a subscriber or either phone. No price will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered tMm following day. vt hetber subsequent advertisemsats will be accepted over the phone steueuds upon the promptness of payment o( tela ptione advertisements. "Situations Wanted" and "Personal" advertisements will not toe accepted over the telephone. Orders for oae insertion only- will bo accepted for "i' mul ture for rale, ''Business Opportunities," "Boomlng-Uouses'r and "Wanted to Kent." On "charge" advertisements charges will be based on the number of lines appeariag In the paper, regardless of tbo Dumber of words In csco Una. sllnlranm charge, two lines. Advertisements to receive proper classi fication must bo in The Oregouiaa office before 8:45 o'clock at night, except batar dav. Closing hour for Tbs bun day urs Ionian will bs 7 :80 o'clock stordsr Bight, as office will be open until lo o'clock P. Js as tie', and all ads received too lata foe proper classification will be run under the Heading "Too Late to Classify. Telephone: Mala 7070. A Oys. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At SV.j North Sixth BL. near Burnside St. Contents of barber shop. Bale at 10 A. M. & W, Saker 4k Ce auetioasaxa. PrnlilimiMn This directory la for the information the different lines of business which the use. Any information which cannot be phoning Main 7070 or A 095. House 40. ACCORDION PLEATING. L 6TUPUAN. hemstitching, scalloping, ac cord, side pleat, buttons covered; mall orders. 228 Pillock blk. Brosdwsy Iowa. PLEATING, hemstitching, buttons covered. Eastern Novelty Co.. i Vj 6th. B dw'y aooo. ASSAVmg AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Sd sllver and platinum bu ug WM. BARKER, JR. Cut-rate assaysr; gold, 75c 4at jg. loth St.. Eugene. Or. ATTOKNKYa. W. J. IlAKUUk Probate, real estate, min ing and corporation law; abstracts and tlUea examined, written opinions furnished. 14J4 Northwestern Bank bldg. Main bits. GRAHAM. BECKETT A COOLER Genarsl practice; abstracts examined, ool-a Piatt bldg. Phone Main osstf. CAFKTfettlAS. PURITAN Cafeteria. 6 lark. bet. 8d and 4th; cool place to eat. H. c Brandos, prop. CANttK. I M. JONES, at. D. CANCER TREATED. elH Alberta st. Woodlawn 41QO. CAKPKT HUVsK. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS. Carpst cleaning, refitting, stc North west Rug Co.. l&a E. bin. Both phones. CELLULOID BUTTONS. BADGES. THE IRWIN-BOUSON COMPANY. 887 Washington su Main HI 2 and A 1204. CBJLKOPODIbTS. W 11 Ham. Estelle and William. Jr., Deveny. the only scientific chlroyoulntx in the city. Parlora aua GerUnger bltlg., southwest eorner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mis. JA. Hi: I. 42s Flleuaer bldg. Main 847Hu UllBOfKAtHO 1'liVSlClANS. SUCCESSFUL with many so-called Incurable ox aajustments. tio. west oiae Macleay bldg. oast Sids toanliarlum. 734 nawtnorne. Dr. McMahon, Chiropractor. . COLLECTION AGENCY. NETIi & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17d. No collection, no charge. Established moo. DANCING. HEATH'S SCHOOL. Lessons daily; clsss Frl. eve.. 8 to 10. lua 2d St.. bet. Waah. and Stark. Main 8205. Lessons. 25c Dip REAU Normal School of Dancing. Toe, Spanish fancy. Oriental. Egyptian Esthetic, Russian, soft-shoe, phono Main 7t5. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr. i. b: casseday, 61T Dekum bldg.. ad at Wo, 1 IKE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATE6 FIRE INriLRANCE CO. MESivLNGEK SKRV1CE. HA8TY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles aad bicycles. Phone Main 53. A U163. MUSICAL. Bmll Thlelhorn. violin teacher, pupil Sevclk. 207 Flledner bldg. A 4160. Marshall 1621). NATUKO PATHJO PHI S1CIAN S. DR. PHILLIPS. Oregonlan bldg. My spe cialty is chronlo diseases; constipation, nervousness, headaches, stomach, liver, kldnay female and other chronlo trou bles yield readily to my Improved durg less method; consultation free. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO AND Bl'UGY TOPS. DUBRUILLK BUGGY TOP CO.. 20 -d St. ALTO SPK1NG3 MAN V" FACTU RING. LAMER SPRING ing" 4000 springs In stock. 15th 4b Couch st. BAGGAGE CIUXKUD AT HOME. Baguae & omnibus T.ai.ajer. i a. a at Davla BREAD BAKERY. Royal Bakery t tout Co., 11th and Everett. GRAIN MERCHANT. M. H. HOUsEK. Board of Trade Bldg. GROCERS. WADHAMS CO.. 67-76 Fourth at. HATS AND CAPS. THANH AUSEK HAT CO.. u4-&5 Front St. Hlii:s WOOL, CASCAKA BARK. KAH.N BROS. . h ront su MILLINERY. BRADSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th r. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. COLt FIA Nc-kwear Mfg. Co.. t-3 V 5lh St. AUCTION SALES TODAT. At Wilson's Auction House, at 10 Furniture. 166-8 First st MEETING NOTICE. ALBERT PIKB LODGE. NO. 12. A. F. AND A. M. Spe cial communication tonight t Friday), at 7:30 o'clock. M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. E. B, IVIE, Sec HALL OF HASSALO LODGE. NO. 15. I. O. O F. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening: at 7:30. in I. O. O. F. Temple 1st and Alder streets. Installation of officers and reports. A good attendance is desired. YIMtprs welcome. GUS ANDERSON, Noble Grand. FREDERICK COZENS, Rec Sec HASSALO LODGE NO. 1.'., I. O. O. F. Members sre nottfled to attend the funeral services of the wife of our brother C r. Harrts. to be held at the residence, 29o North Eighteenth street, today tFrlday) at lo:30 A M. GUST ANDERSON. N. G. FREDERICK COZENS, Rec Sec. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55, A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication. 7:30 this (Fridsy) evening. Work in F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. Order W. M. C. M. STE ADMAN, Sec EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth St. Correctlv designated emblem carda for all orders. Kl'lham Sta'y A Ptg. Co, Cth A Oak. PIED. KELLAB Herman Kellar. aged 58 years. In this city. July 6, at his late residence. 707 Vmiphn street Secretary of the Deutscher MUltar-Verein. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley 4V Son. Montgomery at Finn, notice 01 iu neral hereafter. HIROEM In Seattle. July 1. of meningitis. Laurence Manning, beloved son of Thomas Manning and Genevra C Riggen, agea years 0 months and 28 days. FCNEKAT. NOTICES. DAVIS In this city, July 6, at the residence of her son, Alfred Davis, 015 Front street. Anne Davis, aged 67 years T months 8 days Deceased Is survived by two sons. ' Alfred and Walter Davis, both of this city. Private funeral services will be held today Frlday) at 2 P. M. at the chapel of tho Portland Crematorium. Remains will be at the parlors of the Skewes Un dertaking Company, corner Third and Clay, until 1 P. M. today. MAGEE July C, at tha residence, E. 44th and Powell streets, Catherine Magee. aged 73 years, beloved wife of Edwsrd Magee and mother of Edward. Jr., Thomas. John and George Magee. Mass will be offered at St- Ignatius Church. East Forty-third and Powell streets, at 8-30 A. M. tomorrow (Saturday), Julys. Friends Invited, Interment St, Mary's Cemetery. KIECKER July 3. by accidental drowning, near Vancouver, Wash.. Gustavo Henry Kiecker. aged 4 years, 11 months 26 days, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. W 1111am K. Kiecker. Funeral services will be con ducted today (Friday) July 7, at 2 P. M. "from Pearson's undertaking parlors. Rus sell st. at Union ave. Friends Invited. In terment Lone Fir Cemetery. HARRIS In this city. July 5. Minnie Os mund Harris, aged 42 yeara T montns 5 days, beloved wife of C. F. Harris. 5625 Sixty-third avenue Southeast. Friends In -viteH tn attend funeral services, which will be held at the residence of her mother, Mrs. A. E. Osmund. 2f3 North ISth st. at 10:."0 A. M. loaay ti-naayj. jwy a. -interment Greenwood Cemetery. HOGER Emma Hoger. aged 85 years. In hi. eitv Jtiiv a at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. H. F. Gerspach. 804 Cor bett street. The funeral services will be held today (Friday) at 2:so o cioca. r. i. st the residence estsbllshment of J. P. Finley et Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. San Frsnctsco papers please copy. TURNER Lucille Ella Turner, aged i years. In this city. July 5. dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Turner, of 144 East Twenty-seventh street. The funeral serv ices will be hsld Ssturdsy. July 8. st 2 O clock P. M. at toe aDOVo residence. Friends Invited. The remslns are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley as Eon. Montgomery at Fifth. MALCOLM At the family residence, 4"S Marguerite avenue, .luiy o. 1116. James T. Malcolm, aged 72 years. 5 months. I"un neral services will be held today (Friday), July 7. at 2 P. M. at the residence par lors of Breeze 4t fcnook, 102S Belmont UHW of the public to give as far aa posstbla average person may find occasion to found here will be gladly furnished by , OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. SAVE YOUR $ Correctly fitted classes, gold filled, f: mountings ss low ss $l.oo; V quality snd service the be?t Chaa. W. uooowo. Optometrist. 500 Morrison st- Msln 212-t, GLAfabN euaranieea to n- low as gl.su. The best service and material. 1 grind ray o-a lensea. Licensed by the State of Oregon. Dli. J. U. UEREDiitt. -m Washington St. PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. c. WRIGHT. 22 yssrs' experience u. n. , arc foreign pati-nta. eft De'num blag- riAxoa. . - a a . -sv. - a a a. PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE Ct Factory and office near 21th and York sts. Main S4SJ. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbein, mgr. Printing and linotyping. 100H Front St., comer gtark. Main or A 141S. DDIHTIH'O F. W. BALTES AND COMPANY " rtUilMilO First Oak Sts. Main 165. A11W BAG BUGS AND PLUiP BUGS. Ingrains. Brussels, Smyrna, Axminsters, rssj rugs, all sixes, mail ordvrs prompt; booklet. WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO.. 64-58 Union ave.N. East 60I6, B 1475. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. PAUEH-JOXH3 CO.. H. P.. 40i Wilcox bid. BENEDICT BROS.. X30 Hawthorne avenue. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. FREE STORAGE FREE MOVINC For a limited time. In order to fill oT modern brick warehouse, located la te heart of the city. s Expert packing and moving. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.. 44-44 E. tilh St. N. Phones East Ssio. East 386T. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household goods specialists; slorsge. packing, ship ping and moving; horse or auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C o. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. gd and Pine fcts. Broadway 596. A 1P9H. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Glisan at., corner 13th Telephone Main 69 or A 1169. We own and operate two large class "A' warehouses on terminal tracks; lowsst in surance rates in tha city. MADISON ST. DCCK AND WAREHOUSE Office ISO Madison. Geueral merchandise and forwarding agenta. Phone Main 7691. VETERINARY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 6. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sep t ember 1 1. Catalogue free. C. Keane. pre ldent. 1S12 Market el., i-an Francisco. WOOD. GRKF.N AND DRY SUBWOOD, blorkwood, Panama Fuel Co. Main 5T20, A 3S9. MANUFACTURERS ::ON-INTOX1CAT1NG HtltKAltltS. WE1NHAKO S GOLDEN AMBt.it MA.1AR. lisnry Weinhard Plaut, Uih aud, iurnids. sts. Phone Main 7 2. A 11 12. PLAIN AND LUBRICATING OIL, W. P. FILLER at CU.. 12th auq Lavu ats. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. RASMUSbi.N t CO.. 2d and lay lor at-. I'll'E. PIPE EirrLNG AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. b4-b6 Front St. 1U.UU1.VU AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L. liUNt. hl-tj Frunt st. PRINTING. DDIUTIMf F. W. iiALijiS AND COMPANY, IlllllllHU First St Omk Sts. Main 165. A 11 PRODUCE COMMlWlOS MERCHANTS. EVKKDiNG at KAKRiiLL, 140 front at. ROl'E AND BUNDING TWINE. Portland Coras; s Co., 14th and Northrup. SAFETY RAZOR HONING. AUTOMATIC KEEN EDGE CO.. 189t 'to. S.tSli. DOOlt-S AND GLASS. V. P. FULLER CO-.lth snd Lavls sta. WALL PATER. MOP.O AN WALL PAI'K't l.. ISO 2d St. FUNERAL NOTICES. WOOD-WORTH At inlock. Wash., July 5. William Wood worth, aged 62 years, father of Mrs. R, B. Robhlns. of Wlnlock. Waali.; Mrs. Grace Raveaux. of this nty; Mrs. Eva Carter, of Haruwlck, Cul. ; Mrs. Ora Phyarks. of Arraont, cl., and brother of Mrs. J. M. Woodworth. Mrs. Hattis Jolly, of this city: Mrs. Sadie Wade, of Tacoma. Wash., and Velorus Woodworth. of Butte Point. Or. The funeral services will bo held from the chapel of the F. S. Dunning, Inc., East Side fun.-ral directors. 414 East Alder, today (Friday I. at 2:80 P. M.. under the auspices of Multnomah Camp No. 77. W. O. W. Friends invited. Interment Klvervlew Cemetery. ADAIR At Good Samaritan Hospital. Sam uel Dickinson Adair, aged 6a years. Fun eral services Raturdsy, July 8, 2 p. M.. Grace Memorial Church. East 17th and Weldler streets. Interment Rlverview Cemetery. TTNEBAT, DIRECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1S77. RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streetfs. Main 507, A 1511. PERFECT FUNERAL SERVICE FOB LESS $15Q FUNERAL FOR $75 MILLER & TRACEY. Independent Funeral Directors. Lady Assistant. Washington at Ella su. bet. 20th and 21st, Main 2681, A I boo. West olds. J. P. FINLEY 60N, PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS, llUMUUMilRV, AT FIFTH. DUNNING Sc M' E.N TEE, funeral directors. Broadway and Pine. Phone Broadway 430, A 4J58. Lady attendant. ' F. S. DUNNING. INC. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street- East 62. B 2525. A. R. ZELLER aV CO., SD2 WILLIAMS AVE. East 1089, C 1066. Lady attendant. Day and night service. BREEZE & SNOOK. Sunnyslde Parlors. Auto hearse. 1020 Belmont. Tab. 12S8. B 2S2. P. L. LERCH, East 11th and C:ay streets. Lady attendant. East 781. B 1888. EK1CSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. 12th and Morrison sts. Main ttlaa. A 2243. K. T. BYRNES. Williams snd Knott. East 1115, C 1943. Lady attendant. ' MR. AND-" MRS." W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. E 60th and Glisan. Tab. 4318. SK EWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3.1 and Clay. M. 41A2. A 221. I,ady attendant. FLORISTS. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists. .V4 Washington. Main 269. A 12a. Flowsrs for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 2S7 Morrison st. Main or A 1S0B. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. GUSTAV J. BURKHARDT. 113 33d. PHONB MAIN A S6A3. Floral designs, cut flowers snd ferns. MAX M SMITH. Main 7215. A S12L Sell Ing b ill.. 6th snd Alder sts. TuNbETH FLORAL CO, 285 WsshtngLsta t, bet. 4lh aad, etb. Main 6102, A 1101. T