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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOmX, FEIDAT, AUGUST 4, 1916. 13 MISS FORDING IS, BEATEN AT TAGOMA Miss Livingston Defeats Portland Tennis Star, 6-4, 6-0. MATCH IN DOUBLES WON Strachan, Curley Marcus, Kellelier and In Finals for Pacific Northwestern Tennis Title. Callfornians to Fore. TACOIIA, Wash.. Aug". 3 Semi-finals were reached in the Pacific Northwest ern tennis championships at the close of today's play in all divisions. To morrow In the men's singles Strachan will play Kelleher. and Marcus will meet Curley. In the women's singles Miss Myers will meet Miss Frazier and Miss Baker will contest for a place in the finals with Miss Livingston. In the men's doubles Karskey and Brown will play Curley and Barber, while Strachan and Marcus will meet Pringle and Burrill. In the women's doubles the two sets of contestants will be Mrs. Bragdon and Miss Livingston vs. Mrs. Cushing and Miss Fording, and Miss Myers and Miss Baker vs. Miss McDonald and Miss A. Green. In the mixed doubles Miss Dempsey and Strachan will play Miss Myers and Barber, while Miss Baker and Curley will play Miss Livingston and Kelleher. In today's play the California con testants again were strongly to the fore. It has become the habit to faint on the tennis courts in Tacoma. M-iss Frye, of Seattle, fainted this afternoon in the mixed doubles match while playing with Mansell Smith against Anita Mey ers and Allyn Barber. Miss Frye and Smith defaulted the match to their clever opponents. Summary: Mies Anita Myers, of San Franelsco, and Tiarber, of San Francisco, defeated Miss fclmpson and 'Hutchinson, of Spokane, Wtib., -l. 6-S. Hugh Kellehsr, Seattle, defeated Dr. Shan non. Seattle, tt-2 -3. Mrs. Bragdon and Miss Llvinjrton, both of Seattle, won from Miss Dorothy Dem-p-s?y and Miss Frances Surrill, Tacoma, e-O. 0-2. Mrs. Cuanlng-, of Oakland, and Miss Ford Insr, Portland, defeated Miss Betty Skinner and Miss Parker, Tacoma, 6-0, 9-1. Curley. of California, defeated Anderson, of Keattle, -2, 6-1. Kelleher, of Seattle, defeated Barber, of California. 8-2. 6-3. Miss Anita Myers, of California, defeated Miss Anna Qreene, of Seattle, (J-3, 6-4. Miss Frazier, of Tacoma, defeated Miss Frances Burrill, of Tacoma, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. Kelleher defeated Barber, 6-2, 6-3; Curley defeated Anderson, 6-2, 6-1; Marcus defeated Karsky, T-5. 6-t). 6-2. Miss Anita Myers defeated Miss Green, 6- 3, 6-4; Miss Irma Frazier defeated Miss Burrill, 4-6. 6-2. 6-3: Miss Sarah Living ston, Seattle, defeated Miss tella Fording. Portland. 6-0, 0-4. Pringle and Burrill defeated Mansel Emlth and Anderson, T-u, 13-11; Marcus and strachan defeated Kelleher and Hunter, 6-4, 7- 5; Karsky and Brown defeated Bowes and Brown, 8-6, 6-1, 6-3; Curley and Barber defeated Waller and Ide, 6-0, 6-0. Miss McDonald and Miss Green defeated Miss Frazier and- Miss Atkinson. 6-3. 8-G; Miss Myers and Mie Baker defeated Miss Frye and Miss 6ehriner. 6-1, 6-1: Miss Frye and Mansel Smith defeated Miss Fording and Karsky, 6-2, 7-5; Miss Livingston and Kelleher defeated Miss Frazier and Scott, 6-3, 6-1; Mrs. Cushing and Hunter defeated Mrs. Bragdon and Pringle. 6-4, 6-2; Miss Frye and Mansel Smith defaulted to Miss Myers and Barber; Miss Dempsey and strachan defeated Miss Green and Wilson, 6-0. 6-1; Miss Livingston and Kelleher de feated Mrs. Cushing and Hunter, 8-6, 6-2; Miss Baker and Curley defeated Miss Mc Donald, and Marcua. 6-3, 6-2. Coast League Gossip rpHB Identity of the third party In X volved in the triangular trade be- tween Los Angeles and St. Louis has been unexpectedly revealed. In addl tlon to Charley Hall, already delivered. the Angels are to receive Artie Butler also in exchange for Oscar Horstman. Butler is an infielder- who can play either short or second. His hitting in ine national ieague to date is .2S0 He has not been playing regularly be cause of an injury to his arm. It is understood he will not report to the Angels until next season. Officials of the Los Angeles club have Been reticent concerning the deal, but that Butler is the third man involved comes from a source which appears to t authoritative. The signing of Catcher Ted Easterly By sail WKe cas Drought out the re lease of Pitcher Stanley Dougan, who goes back to the Cardinals, whence he came on trial.. Louis Ouisto is a star first baseman put if he could not bo used in that ca pacity in the big show he could be con veriea into a great outrielder, as was the case of Harry Heilmann. Billy Sullivan's -remark that Guisto is not as fast as Harry Heilmann has raised a. storm of criticism among the fans. even James j. Kicnardson, the Port land scout, who discovered Heilmann - and signed him for the Beavers, admits that Guisto is much faster than Heil mann. Fans In San Francisco believe that Cliff Blankenship is just about ready to start his final dash for the Dennant. Of course he does not say so, but he intimates that the Salt Lake club is ready to make a bigr drive right up to the top. Injuries and sickness have made a big hole in Blank's chances up to date, put from now on he hopes 10 aeep going siraignt up. e Members of the Portland club have nicknamed Bobby Vaughn "Rodney." The acquisition of Catcher Walte Cadman by the Oaks boosts the club's chances a little, as he is an expert enced receiver, whereas both Frank Elliott and Harwood, the youngster who did the work after Rowdy Elliott' departure, were inexperienced. a Southern fans are getting anothe treat this week In the Los Angeles Vernon series. This is a crucial week play. e Frank Chance has opened negotia xions witn tne ioutsvuie club of th American Association for the service of Pitcher Ralph Stroud, ex-Gian Hurler. Stroud worked for Isew York last year and part of this, but could no strike his stride, and Manager McGraw shipped him to Louisville. Stroud re' fused to report to that elub. Stroud was a pitcher with the Sac ramento club In the Coast League. H likes it on the Coast and would rathe play out here than in the East. a Frank Chance has admitted that h has lost all hope of retaining Harry Wolter next year. "I expect to lose him ny draft," said Chance. I know tha oth Pittsburg and the New York Yanks will try to yet him." Word comes from Los Angeles tha Doe White has received a letter from Billy Sullivan, who is scouting. for th Detroit Tigers on the Coast, asking White to recommend some promising players. Sullivan said he wanted to grab "Swede" Rlsberg. but had come to the conclusion that he had no chance. Billy left Portland for San Francisco Wednesday night. a Bunny Brief, who had been in a pain flu slump in batting for weeks, came to life Sunday forenoon at Vernon, when he slammed out three hits, two of them doubles. lie also got one of the four hits off Zaber in the afternoon game. He has been whanging the pel let at San Francisco since and Blank hopes that hs star has struck his jstrlde again. AUTOS BURN" UP TACOMA TRACK Officinl Trials for Racers Show Speed of 1 0 3 Miles an Hour. TACOMA, Wash.. Aug. 3. (Special) Official trials were held on the Tacoma speedway this afternoon. Dave Lewis, of the Crawford team, took high honors with an average of 103 miles an hour. Oldfield, with his Delage, arrived last night and with Ralph DePalma in a Mercedes will qualify tomorrow after noon. Fiddle Bic ken backer, in & Max well, stepped at a 100-mile clip. Dea lene and Milton in a-Deusenberg, and Henderson In a Maxwell, came near that figure. Fourteen drivers are entered and the lowest speed shown today was 85 miles an Hour. GORMAN GETS CHANCE LITTLK BOXER LONG EAGER TO CLASH WITH MASCOTT. Headline Event at Rose City Athletic Club Smoker Tonleht Promises. Good Contest for Fjtn. Card for Rose City Club Show. Weight.- Billy Mascott 118 Joe Gorman Walter Knowlton 13:1 Billy Kelson Able Gordon 110. . ."Toughy" Wing Ike Cohen 1T5. .. .Farmer Burns BY HARRY M. GRAYSON. Joe Domlnguez, who boxes under the nom de guerre of Joe Gorman, and who was known in Oakland and San Fran- isco during the days of the old four round game as Kid Nabisco, meets Billy Mascott in the headline event of the show which will be put on at the Rose City Athletic Club, East First and East Morrison, streets, tonight. when this diminutive Spanish ath lete crawls through the ropes tonight will be getting a chance for which he has been waiting since May 1 that chance is the opportunity of swap ping punches with Mascott. It was on the night of May 1 that Gorman and Frankie Malone and Harold Broom, who acted as the trainer of the pair, rolled into Portland. Malone became disgusted within a few weeks at not being able to get a match and departed for S&ni Francisco with Broom. But Gorman stuck. He has walloped Bobby Martin, Stanley Reeves and Jockey Bennett two times ince arriving here, and on the side took a trip to Raymond. Wash., and lam-banged through a six-round draw with Earl Conners, of Tacoma. This boy has participated in 85 en counters since he started to box in January, 1314. A win over Johnny Arrousez, of Los Angeles, is on his book He has lost but twice and then decisions to Eddie James and the vet eran, Jimmy Carroll. If Joe fails to get better than a draw or loses to Mascott he will remain here for a few days seeking a return match ith Billy, but if 1e wins the little Oaklander will hike for home to visit his folks and attend night school. He says he can land a job with a ship building concern in Oakland. He will return here next Winter for a few en gagements. 'I feel fine, said Gorman last night. Just say for me that I will be on top of Mascott from the tap of the first gong and hope to win." For weeks and wee ka this Spanish boy has subsisted on hot tamales and chili con carne so he should be full of the oM "pep" when he faces the. Port land favorite tonight. Billy Mascott is In excellent shape and confident as usual. Two negro boys lightweights will box six two-minute rounds for a cur tain raiser tonight. They are Lew Smith and Young Joe Gans. In the absence of Frank E. Watklns who will be on his way to act as an official at the Tacoma races. Dr. Wil liam B. Hare will be substituted as one of the judges in the Wing-Gordon affair. Manager Fred Thomas Merrill wishes to have it announced that the first bout will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Al and George Sommers are working on their mothers farm near Dicky, -N. . As soon as harvesting Is over, the two plan to go to Minneapolis in search of bouts, and from there will proceed back to Portland. Sailor Heinle Orchard, the recognized featherweight champion of the United States Navy, has written that he would like to meet Billy Mascott in Port land. He is In San Francisco. - Y. M. C. A. to Stage Social Swim. A social swim for fathers and sons will be held in the tank at the Y. M. C. A. tonight, about 40 being expected to attend. Fathers and sons will be . ;i f Vi fTPi nrflin In tha Fall, when dinner will be spread for them. Ttvj months after there will be another din ner for sons and mothers. Mantel! and McCarron Box Draw. DAYTON, O., Aug. 8. Frank Mantell, of Dayton, and Jack McCarron, of Al lentown. Pa., boxed la rounds to i draw here last night. The milling was fast throughout. Lefts and Rights. JIMMY CLABBY, one of the greatest mlddleweights ever produced In this country, stopped Frits Holland in six rounds at Sydney, . Australia, and is matched to meet Les Darcy some time this month. Many expect Clabby to beat Darcy. They should put up great battle. e Johnny Coulon will leave San Fran Cisco today for an Diego to box George Thompson. ' Gunboat Smith and Battling Levin sky are expecting to box before the Future City Athletic Club, New Yorl Lilts main Ul AU&USl t . mm Jimmy Carroll turned down an offe to meet Frankie Malone at Tonapah. Jimmy has a good job in San Fran Cisco and does not want to leave it. Starnge thing for a boxer. The Tono pah promoters told- Carroll that if h beat Malone they would match him with Eddie Campi and then Benny Chavez. 1 Kid Julian, a crack San Diego ban tamweight, who claims the amateu championship of the Pacific Coast, writes that he would like to meet Billy Mascott and is willing to box him in either Portland or San Diego. Frankie Farren Is another boy who wants to meet Mascott and- will come to Portland if the match can be ar ranged. Farren hails from San Fran cisco and has met many of the good boys in that city. 30 ENTER FOB SWIM 24 Men and 6 Women to Race in Willamette Marathon. COURSE THREE MILES LONG Boats to Accompany Athletes in Long Event to Give Aid If Needed. Only Amateurs Permitted to Take Part In Contest. Thirty entries already have been re ceived for the third annual Willamette River marathon slated for August 1 under the direction of Jack Cody, instructor of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club. Twenty-four swimmers will race for the men's trophies, while six mermaids have entered for the three-mile swim. The start will be made from the main float at the Oregon Yacht Club, near the Oaks, and the finish -will be made at the Kellogg boathouse at the foot of Salmon street. Several changes have been made In the handling of the 1816 event from the way the last two races were conducted. Boats to Accompany Racers. The swim will start at 11 o'clock In the morning, so that the contestants will not be in the water during the heat of the afternoon. Each competitor in the race must have a rowboat or canoe to accompany him to give such aid and attention as circumstances may demand. Failure on the part of the prospec tive starters to comply with these rules will be considered sufficient cause to reject their entries. The attendants shall, during the progress of the swim, remain behind their entry or far enough ahead to prevent pace making. Alf Mast Bo Amateurs. Those desiring to enter must be reg istered amateur athletes in the Ama teur Athletic Union. For further par ticulars and entry blanks call Jack Cody at Marshall "6180. Following are the entries to date: Mrs. R. W. Hesse, Mrs. Helen Bur rows, Miss Gywn Jane, Miss Gertrude Budden, Miss Irene Pembrooke, Mrs. Dorothy O'Berg, Norman M. Whiting, Frank Klernan. Jr.; Fd Leslie. John Y. Richardson, Earl Smead, Ray and Louis Balbach, Jack Tausend. George Wolff, William H. Royle, "Brownie" Webster, George Berhens. Claude Rice, A. E. Morris, Ross Roller, Harry Eddaa, Nels Martin. Henrv Breske, William Smith, Fred Breske, George Stanton, Bus Doug las, Myron Wilsey, Edward Stryker and Swan Dive" Jones. Many of the entries have been work ing out dally at the Wlndemuth baths. tEGG PICKED TO WIN TITLE Trans-Mississippi Golf Tourney Is " Down to Semi-Fin a is. MINNEAPOLI3, Aug. 8. Two Minne apolis entries and two from Iowa will compete in the semi-finals of the hampionship of the trans-Mississippi golf tournament here tomorrow as the result of today's play in the third round. Harry 3. Legg. of Mlnikahda Club, Minneapolis, four times champion, came hroush today's 36-holo round with an easy victory over B. G. Guinand, of Cedar Rapids, la., 9 up and 8 to go, and tonight the local player was a general favorite for the 1916 title, which will be decided Saturday. The other Minneapolis survivor 'of the third round was C. T. Jaffray, Mlni kahda, and he is paired with Legg for tomorrows play. Jarrray defeated Rev. Paul R. Tal- bott. Salina, Kansas, 6 and 5. James Hubbell. of Des Moines, end Carl Piepho, Cedar Rapids, were the other successful contestants today. nuoDeii won from George F. Piper, Jr, .Minneapolis, 8 and 2, and Piepho de feated John D. Cady, Rock Island, 111., Dy tne same score. MOTORBOAT CLUB PLAXS FETE Annual Picnic to Be at Ma goon's Park Saturday and Sunday'. Members of the Portland Motorboat Club and their many friends will spend Saturday and Sunday at Magoon's Park on the Upper Willamette "River in the annual picnic. Games of all kinds have been arranged for the programme. The first flotilla will leave the Port land Motorboat Club moorings tomor row, but the main division will Journey up the river at 9:30 o clock Sunday morning. Several motorboat races will bo run off to determine the club cham pionships. Sparing of Tree Is Asked. ROSEBURG, Or., Aug. 3. (Special.) (Special.) Petitions will be placed in circulation here within the next few days, asking the Federal Government to spare the only tree now on Cass street. The tree is located directly in front of the site for the new Federal building, and will be cut down unless the Government officials grant the re quest of the women who are sponsor for the move to have the "ornament" preserved. The contractor in charge of erecting the building has promised the women to delay cutting the tree down until word can be received from Washington. ' Clianey Outboxcs Hommey. NEW YORK. Aug. 3. George Chaney, of Baltimore, who is to meet Johnny Kllbane for the featherweight cham plonship on Labor day. outboxed Packey Hommey, of this city, in a ten round bout here tonight. Chaney, weighing 127 pounds, conceded fou pounds to his opponent, but excelled handily in eight of the rounds, the other two being even. Toronto Wins Lawn Bon-llng Trophy BUFFALO. N. T.. Aug-, t. Toronto captured the leading: trophy the Lalor cup at the International Lawn Bowl ing; Association's tournament at Park Bide greens today, and Welland carried off the second competition prize the frontier cup. BRIDGE TOWER COMPLETED Removal of Falsewort Is Qegrun on Interstate Span. VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug-. S. (Spe cial.) The first of the bis towers for the lift span of the Interstate bridge was completed today, the cables all placed over the sheaves and attached to the span and the counterweights. The falsework and derrick were par tially Temoved to the other end of the span to erect the second tower. Two or three days will be required for the removal. Three weeks will see the second tower completed, it is believed. The counterweight for the bridpe span is TOO LATE TO ClASSIFY. ila 6-BOOM modern houe: one-half acre trround; 2"j fruit trees; iaiU rent partly furnished. Tabor J Qui. tXP Rl P-N'CT.D elevator boy. Court Hotel. Apply Elton AMCPEMIOTS. a IHB KARL A 1ST) THE orRLS. Broadway's Smartest Fashion guv. Big Chorus of Prettv Olrla. 6 OTH1.R BIO ACTS S Roses, firrt row balcony seats reserved by phoue. Curtain. 1:30. 7 and . IPPODROME F eatura photoplays and 'Vaudeville, t to S: -.4S to 11 P. kL Bat. IC Holfuayk 1:1 J to XL Mats.. 10c: Nlghta. 15a. OAKS PARK Chat No. 85 FERULLO and His Band Every Afternoon and Evening Are yon si lover of Waxserla'a op (rail The watch the Chat for the announcement of the atay next week when Ferullo, the famous Italian bandmaster, will devote one entire proKraauna to UaKacrlas annate. You will be able to hear your favor ites from Tanubauarr, Paralfal and the rent of hie celebrated operas. Ferullo still Is the attraction for thousands of annate lovers from all parts of the elty. His devotion to bis nrt Is so fcenulne that his audi tors never fail to he Impreased with the fact that he Is a leader par ex eelfenee. Come and hear htm. It eosts little and It Is an opportunity that you should not let paau ion can alt In the cool shade ot the oalc trees on the grauadi and llfttea to one of the beat musical pro srrammea that ean bo heard at any plare in the munlrj. Today Is the big- day for the Knlahts of Pythias. Pytblans from every corner of the Cnited Mates and from Cnnada are Benin u; to he with us today. The aplrlt of aalety will be rli'e. Cong and frolic with them. You ean heln ua entertain them. Three thousand Pythlans and Pythian slaters are expected to visit Oaks Park today. Many other private parties have arraaaed to he oar arueata also to day. Come and b rl nar your irw. Ins. All the other ladies do, for it la a fine chance to make Christ mas presents, sew or read and let the younaaters have n riji nutln. Cars leave First and Alder streets e"i j sew jBinuxes tor uaKi Park, JOI1.N F. COllDUAY. Read the Chat Daily for Oaks Park Events BASEBALL RKCUEATIOX PARK. Corner Vaughn and Twenrv-foartB Sis. PORTLAND OAKLAND August 1. z, a. 4, a. . Saunes Besrla Veekdara m t 3 P. M DnndsTS, 2iSO I'. 3L. Reserved Box Meats for Sale at Ed wards' Cigar Stand. Sixth and "Washing-ton streets. Ladles' Days Wednesday and Prldar. yet to be moulded. It will be built on a frame of steel, and will be of con crete. Southern Suffragists for Wilson. NEW ORLEANS. Aur. 3. Miss Kate Gordon, president of the Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference, la sued a statement today praising; Presi dent Wilson for his stand for state action on suffrage and declaring- Demo cratio women voters woiHd not be de celved by Mr. Hughes' "bait of a Fed era! amendment as a short cut to worn an suffrage." Coterie Club AV1U Meet. The Ooterle Club of Marruerlte Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, will meet with Neighbor Adele Born, Saa Halsey street. August 10. Visiting Neighbors are invited. Light refreshments will be served at 1 o clock. i;S 1 FH MkM 5- Iha5 r k 1 !k I TTTcTTB OJ luTTTfu. JIMMY DUNN J JIMMY Oil WN aeifi "-In'n; n VI ' 1 aa. - Z. T !' 1 ,A m Mi -J Building, where I have been estab- ,lished for over seven years. 'in looking- around for more spacious quarters I de cided to go to the Eilers Building at Broadway and Alder, which is less than a block away from the loca tion where I have so long served the men and young men of Portland and elsewhere. This new upstairs shop and its location will have many advantages and conveniences which my patrons will appreciate.; In my old location continue to offer Actual $25 Values 'g 121 AYXawI J A Step UPSTAIRS r for Saves you 1510 JEW 315-16-17 mrtlano- rausmess Dulleun This directory is for the Information of the public, to give aa rar as pos sible, the different lines of business which the average person may find occa sion to use. Any information which cannot be found hero will be sladly fur nished by phoning Main JU7t or A 409 i. House 40- - ACCORDION rLEATlNG. L. SlEflUN, hemslUchlnji. acaulopln. ac cord, aide pleat, bultous coversu; mail orders. ii8 Pillock blk. Broadway lmiu. PLKATINO. heoiaUlclilna;. bullous covarad. Eastern Novelty Co., bi'm dui. Buwy. awl ASsAVtltS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA AriSAiT OFFICE. 144 id- suva-r ana piaunum bousfit. AITUIUIEYB. V. J. iUKa,UM l roaaio, raal caiaio, wa ins and corporation law- abairacta sod UlTee axaminvd, wnilaa uulclons I ur ma tied. 164 Nortiiweaiera .fcjank tid. Mud &i4i. ORAHA1L BECK 1ST X a COOFKR Uaeral vncuce; aoi4cia examineu. oui-a nan oiaa. fDotta Aiaia &stv. CAli.ll.KlAa. PL HIT AN CAFKTKH1A, atark. bat. id and tta ; pool piacs to eat. K. C. wrandea. prop. CA-NCta. 1 VI. JO.Na. M. U. OANCb.ll TKKAXbA Alberta at Wooaisau lu. tAKPlif Y.AYKR. i'LUFF KCia i'KUM ULU CIRl'tlS. Carpst clanins. refilling, clc. North waat Hug Co.. loo K. bin. Both ptioawa. ItU.LLUU) Bt 1I O.N b, UA-lMjlua. THE IRWIN-HGJJiON COMPANY, 8S7 Washlcsmn at Main S12 and A 1504. CUlKOfOULsTS. William. Kstalle and William. Jr., Davany, the only scientllto chiropoai-ts in th city. Parlora am ueriittgcr blag-, souinwes corner 2d and Aider, rhona Main 13U1. ClllKOl'OUy and J.edicurlus. Mra. Hill. '-'- meaner bid. Main iHli. CMIKOI'KACHC rilVflt lANs. ARVul'SNES6, diaeasea of woxnea and clilldran - treated auccessfully. Ur. Uar-f-iel Hayme, licensed cluropratio pujal cian. SIT iSwuUana bids, -'lioua Main No falls. SL'CCEsKUi, wllh many ao-i-a.lud lncural eases; al adjustments, West ld. Macieay bids-; last Side, sanitarium, too Hawinorna. Ur. McMatign. chiropractor. ClRllLAB UTtEW, CHANB LETTER CO., mo N. W. bids;. Mar. MuUUrspulng. prlntlns. aJilrwuul. COLXliCTIXO AUCY. NETH-a CO.. Worcester bids. Mala 17a. No collection, no charge; astahli.Ucd 1IKJU. HKATH'8 SCHOOL Lesson dally; cla Krl eve., s to 10. loi nd at., bet. as and mark. Main lessons. 25c. DE KEAU II I III naUl r i jl mil of nannlna Ta.. panlsti fancy, oflsntal. KgypUso tatasUc. u.n. aott-snoa l'bon Main TSo. IttKi AMI CAT IIOM'ITAL. DR. O. It. HL'TiiJJAN. VtTERlXiKUX. Hospital 411 E. Tta su Logs ciipuaxt sad bsihcd. East 1847. Horn a lue. DRAMATIC ART. I-KAHN DRAMATIC ART lOll HQ VI. Nil f 1CTI RH8. MAIN 7(156. tVK. F.AH. XO!E AM THROAT. Treattueiit by specialist. K I eases ritted. Ur. F- caasedsy. SIT lekum bide.. 3d a Wn. KIKE IXril'KANCK. PAr-'.FIC STATE-i FIRR 1X?L'RANCK CO. H KAT1XO bVSTEM KKl'AIIUNU. C-A-N chanse or rapalr lour bot water heal. "K liwnl to save your fuel; examina tions ires. Phone Tabor HTuo. WHOLESALERS AND AVTO AMI BUGGY TOPS, DtTBRtTlLLF, BUOOI TOP CO.. 203 2d at. ACTO SPRINGS MAKCFACTfRINO. .LAMER SPRING CO- ."tiw slnl. carried In stock, lilh A Couch .St. BACOAGE ririTCKEn AT HOME. Bfs(ia Omnibus Translar. Park A Davis. BREAD BAKERY. Royal Bakery ea Couf. Co. 11th and Everett. GRAIN MERCHANT. H. HOCstH, ilo-rJ ot Trade B'.dc. GROCERS. WADHAMS CO.. 67-74 Fourth st MATS AND CAPS. THAKHAUSER HAT CO.. 63-55 Front St. H1DKS. WOOL. CASCARA BARK. XAH.N HiiOS.. lal Front su MEN'S AMI WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. COLUMBIA N'eckwear lift. Co.. E3ij 8th at CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per Un. lie One time tSamo i two contirutlve times. S2o Ntmma scl ttue conikx'uUve tixurt ltc b4me kit! ix ur ivrven consecutive tlmrs. ,&Oe Th above rmu apply to advertiMenieata antlrr "New Today" and all otiier rlrtttifira tioiii except trie tollovrtna: tit ou I i c u m Wanted Male. hitUMt iuiia anted-Komalf. or Kent R4MmMlrivat l-'amlllra. Itoard and Wm iriviite fatuUie. Jiuunrkccplntc Room 1- rival aVaaxillra, Kat on tiie above ciaatlflcaUtta i 3 cents line each Inftertlon. 'the Ore k on. an will accept clasifled ad- Tertiaemeata over the telephone, provided the advertiser Is a etibecrlber of either phone. No price mill be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the followln day. M h ether snheiuent ad vert dements an vka Second Floor of tiie( Eilers Building will be my new UPSTAIRS LOCATION after , 'August 25 growing business ne- j cessitates this move from my j present location in the Oretronian 7 OREGONIAN UPSTAIRS BUILDING CLOTHIER Elevator. to.Third Floor. hri?Tfrrr.TYiTrBa. MI?SKNl, SERVICE. HASTT MEesENGk:R CO. Mol'r.c bicycle, faoue Main 6X A'-1. cie aul MCSICAL. Kmll ThUlhoru, violla taaclier, papll Svclc go Flldncr bids. A &. UaJaaal 16S orrdMETRis th an n orri ci a s kAVK TOUR Correctly fitted trlaasea. sold filled xnoun.titi;a aa low as ILJo; ouaUity and aervtc tha bfrbt. chaa. W. i'oona. ptometrtat. ao Morrison at. Main kliia. . , vVlASSkTS. -uaxantod to fit. aa tr2?Vl?Ws low'aa SI..X. Ta t- aerrlca vii Cf and material. 1 rlno say own lauses. Ldceased by the Staia f Oreron. OH. J. O. aiEKKOlTH. Washl-ptee at. PATENT ATTORN KYS. R. C. WPIfiHT. 22 years? tip.rtfoca U. apd Toreign pat-nts. fipt Ptnm bids. l:HatB:l;iw.i-jrj;iiHl IOTH AN O . KifiTLAXD WOOD riPE CO. Factory and orflco n-ar ;th and Torlc ata Vain PRINTING. aYSTO.NB PRESS J. E- Ganleube.n. Mr. Printing and Unotvplnff. 1ik.i w .Front aU. corner Stark. Main or A HIS. PRINTING SS-i3.1? LTES AND COMPANY St Mntfl 1 A 11M rao :tics Axn ilvif rcgs. 1 1 . , .... .. . . . ...u..e e rag ruts. a' a-iis. mall orders prompt; booallau WESTER ei Cl-'F" Rl U CO. K1-S0 l olon Ave. N. Est tw.ld. B 1475. REAL KB TATE PALMEll-JOXrS CO...H. T . 4 WIIcot K EtXEDICT BKOS. MU Hielimraa avenue. r-lXU.E AMI TKANSt'EB. FREE 6TORAGS FREE MOVING For a limited time, m modern brtclt sarsboui order to fill est . lwcaiel la ta arurt or the elt. ikpert packing; and morinr. f tt-LHlTV bTOKAuH A TKACEFER CO 44-41 E. .tu St. X. riionea East kiO. East ya(r7. AlAAVi I'lCK THE HfciT Household am4a apecialista: BluTtR e. packins, anl- pins and movlnc: lioias or aula aa soeolal friea:ht rate to all aolma ,C O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE CO 2d and pina tta uroaawar ii'- OREOON TRANSFER CO.. 474 OIUaa St.. corner istn Telpnoa BAaio 9 or a iiu. We own and CDcrala tvo tsraa class " warehouaes on terminal trmcka; lowest la suranca ratea in tba city. IIATISON' ST. BOi'K AND WAHEHOC8E. Office. ISO Maaiaon. Oeneral tnerchauidiea and fonrardmr areata. Pbone Main ,1?I. VF.TIKINAKV SfHUOU AN I 'Ot.l..i--i. b. F. VE1F.R1NAUT COULEal beclns Fep tember M. Catalocua free. c. Keana. pres- lderit. iyi Market St.. yn FTanciaco. OKEEN" A NO DRT ELABWOODL bl"-k wood. I'anama Fuel Co. Main 67:o. A ftsoia. BIANUFACTURERS ii.iNTOvirATi.ii uevEKAGax WEIXHARU'S liOLDLN AMUtH f-t-CTAR. 11 ear y Weinhard Piant, lath and Aiuraaids sts. Phone Main 7, A 1172. TLA1N AND LIBUCATINU itU W. P. 1'ULLl.lt A CO.. lilh and Lavi ana PAINTS. OILS AND VIAMi. HABMl'SSLN 4s Co.. 2d and 'imvlor sts. PIPE. PIPE ITTTIMi AND VALVU. M. L. Kline. 04-eo Front su rUMHIXi AND KIEAM bll'l'UEa, M. L.. Eilne. 84-ou Front at. PRINTING. PRINili.G F. W. BALTE3 AND COHPAST Firrt a- Oak bis. MUn IAi,All3 PKODI CE l OMMlsMUX MERf H ANTS. EVKKDl.N'li St KAKHLLL, 140 Front St. ROI'K AND RINDING TWINE. Portland Cordajc Co.. 14th and Northrop. RtFKTV ktOtt 1II1N1NI1. AtTOMATlC KEEN EUGE CO.. 1D4 4th. SAS1L DOORS AND CLASH. t'LLLEK A CO.. 1-th and i'avla ata H'ALL PAI'F.R. MCRGAX Tv-AL.1. PAPER CO.. ;s5iat. will b accepted over the phone depends upon the promptneae of payment of tele- ptione adveininetnctits. riiuattonji . anted and "nrMU&l anvertiaemeuta will i aecetited over the teletihone. Orders f Insertion vnlr will be accepted for "Fornl ture lor male. "tsnaine pporttuiitiee. ''ItOftiniiiz-iiuuMt. ana ani cai io Kent, AdvertIiemeot to receive proper clal flea tlon must bo In The Orecouian ofdre before : o'ciock at ntc except bmiux' day. tL ioMins; uour ior i no Baniuu Ionian will be liiiO o'clock (Saturday nlshc, Uhe office will be open until 10 o'clock I. M. aa usual . an d all a da rvei ved too la t a for k roper clarification will be ma ander the eadlnaT "Too Late to riaaalfv. On "chance ad vortlaementa ehartree vrlll bo baaed ou the nurater of llnoe appearlas In the paper retrardicM of the number of words in line. hch Una. M inlsiwm etiarse. tva ACCTION BALES TODAY. Tord Auction Home. 101 td St. Furniture, earpsta ato. Sals at 3 P. la. At 'Wilson's Auction Ronaa, al A. 11 lurnltura. Itt9-l'l Second at. HXEmO NOTICES. OEVERAL RFLT1EF COMMITTEE. T O. O. K and Oddfallows. nioasa moat at Orient Lodcra Ha:l East Slxtn and AlCsr strasta today (Friday), Ausuat 4. at 13:45 1. u.. to attend and concuct funeral aarvlcc-a for our lsto brother. S. A. Brownsworth. al ramllT rasldancr. 2SnO East Kla-htv-Mcond streat South. Will leave hall promptly at 1 P. M. Funeral at S P. M. Transnortatlon furnished. Interment. Multnomah Cemetery. GEORGE H. HAMILTON. Sec'y. ALBERT PIKE LODGE. NO. 1C2. A. F. and A. M. epsclsl communication tonight at 7:b0 o'clock. M. M. degrea. This will be tha occasion ot a birth, day pnrty to good old brothsr Lattlmar. and a bis attendance la desired. Visitors welcome. By order ot W. M. k. it. lvit, eec-y. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 65. A. F. AND A. XL Special com munication 7:30 this evenlnr. Work In M. M. degree. Visitors welcome, uroer . 11. C. M. brEADMi.V, Sea RASSALO LODGE. NO. 15. I. O. O. F. will meat this (Friday) evenlna; at S o'clock In I O. O. F. Temple, corner First and Aider etreeta work la the second dssree. Visitors are weicomea. HAMILTON JOITNSTOSE. N. O. yitLDliKlClC COZEXi, K.a. Sec. WEBrOOT CAMP. NO. SS. WOODMEN OF Tiit: WORLLl. meets every Friday uisht at W. U. W Temple. 128 lllh str.et. All msmbera welcome, alum to Klmp Friday Clint. A. L. BAKol K, t'lertu J. H. JOWN'AT, Consul Commander. fereactlv dealrnated emblem cards for all rdera. avllham feiat'y as Pla. Co. 6ta A OaA. Correctly dasimed emblem cards for all lodsaa. Kl.ham blat'y A Pt. Co.. ith A OaK EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charm a Bins, Btw desisna Jaascr tartta.. idi-a aiita sc. pnrn. FTtOSSER In this city. An. . at his late residence. 673 Karl at.. Thomas W. Pros ar. aied 64 years. Notice ot funeral here- after. 6TEWART In this city. Aur. 8, Emlnirsr citewart. sired 67 yeara. The remaiao are at tha residence eatabllshment of J. P. Flnley aa cjon. Montgomery at 6th. ITXEEAL NOTI qBS. HOLLAND Mra. Jennie Holland, Ailaiist 1. aajed 64 years at 6.. 3 Flanders su. widow ot the late William Holland. Kemalne are at Holman'a funeral parlor, and will be forwarded to blalama. Wash., Saturday mornlna'. where fuutrral aervlcee win be held at 1:30 P. M. Interment at kalama. HOVKVDEN Anjrust l. Thomaa Hovenden. aaed 3D years, beloved brother of Charles Hovenden. Funeral services will be held at Dunnlnf A Mclvntee'e chapel tomorrow (Saturday). Aunuat S. at 8 A. M. Friends Invited. Interment Multnomah Cemetery. HOLJ.OPirTETt In this city. August 8, Mrs. K. E. Hollopeter. sued 3 yeara; native of Ohio. Funeral today (Friday). 11 A. M. at Chambers Co. chapel, cor. Kllllnes worth ava. and Kerby st. Interment ilL Scott Park Ceiaetery. rCXERAl NOTICES. DAVKXPORT In tht c!t Aucant ?. M r I ucy lav-tip,Yrt, .- 0 va , iL of Ore.. lx;ovl iuchlr of Mr. and Vrt I Chevron, w.f o of Vernon R. rv- nporv. mother of Rutb M.xri tav?nrort. ster of M-i J. CaMwoII. of Port 'and ; Mr. La, Stephen, of Portland; Mra, V. R. IeJashmuit. of Spokane; sUra, A. CI. ro.. of j-nny und, cl.: Mra T. A. rootor. of Vincent. Or.; lienrj Chevron, of Ho4 Klver. Or.; l,ou!l Chevron, of Buxton. Or.; Goor$re, Frank and Law rncs of Wahoa teal. Wash. Kuneral wilt ieav th -lara of MlUer 4K Tracey, oO A. M-, Saturday. AUfuit 5. Service will b held at 30 A. M. at tho Holy Redeemer Church. Port land boulevard nd Vancouver a vacua. Interment Kom City Cemetery. COW! NO A t the f am 1 1 v res! d etire. 7 4 FTast Madison atreet, Au,ut s. Thomaa F. Cowinc. are3 TIV yesr. be'oved hutnl of Abbte C1K. father of K. H. Cowlns. Tom F. Cowintr tni Mrs, Fred 1C -! Parcq. all of thi citv. The tuntral aer lcse atll be convict at the above resi dence tomorrow SawMavi, August 5, at i.:r. p M. Friemis invtt to attend. In terment Greenwood Cemetery. PLANT At ttie res'rtence. 755 IS OU-uin atret. Auirust ft, Mra. Marv R. i',nt. ajr - 5 year, beloved wUa of Wilham A. Plant, m other of Josephine, Hertha and FTmncea Plant. Remuins will be at th above ai dretsa until 12 o'clock Saturday. Service tvtll b held at the Portland CiematorUim at 2 P. M. Arraucezaenta in cxre of Mil ler St Tracey. 6TTTCK At tbe relder ce. Sroadwa. Aucuit X. Jse I.eKov STuck. ge -rs. tyeloved husband of Mrs. TVt Ftwk and brother of Forvst Stuck. Funeral er- vK-ea win o neid at 2 o clock. Saturday. AitT 5. at the parlors of Miller St Tra cey. Waahtnrton at F'.Ia atreeu Inter ment' Ml. iioott Park Cametary. KNAPP At t.e residence of her nlere, Mr. Otto PenneVo. 1 lenver ve., Aucnat . Mra. Louise c. Kr.app. aged ft year. Fu neral tomorrow iSf:rvlav. ; p. M. Ohsm bera Co, chapel. Kalltncsworth ard Kerhv. ' TTXt R At IrR ECTOrt EDWARD H0OLN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877. RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS and FUNERAL DIRECTOF3 Lsvdy Aasistsnt Hurd autd Salmon Streetiv Uain 607. A 15U. PERrrCT TTTRAL WTBVICK FOB $15Q FUNERAL FOR g75 Hlchcr-vriced tuaarals In proportion. MIIJiER & TRACEY InatciauaKtem ttl lMrccAain. ladr Sseislnsat. Waahlaarton at E.sa i.mL roth and UaA. Hail iloul. A. iMa W cat awUe. F. S. Dl'NMNO. INC East Sldo Kuaeral iirevtor, 414 A.Uer Uiett. East & . r. 11M.KV at SON". I'roci eie.ivo 1 uneirul Alii e. tora. MuMuuJILl.V AT FIFTH. alL.l,l.(l a UXMtU. lusaral diroelora. &roady and 1'iuo. l'Ugaa Aiivsultaair 4iA, A ijA Uuj anundant- A. R. Zfc.LJ.AK a CO . bill WILUAalS AVk. aAal IvbA, c ium. Latiy atlauwaat, iay and a.isht service. KKEEE a SNOUK. t-uuniUe Pauioia. Auto liarsc lO-U Uu.uioBL Tao. lS. a .j. P. i. EEKCH. East 11th and Clay suoaial I.ady atteuuanu Eat 7&1. B 1?A EKiCaoN Reaiaanco L'ndertakins 1'ariors, 12; h and Mornroa sis. Mam t.li, A liVRNEa, new re.lden establishment. SOL W 1 1. . j :i. . avc. Woodlawn 2-U, C lt4a. ilK. AND illiS. W. It. HAMILTON Ku neial lenka. A- sutb and Uiisaa. Tab. tlX 6K.EWE8 UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Ad ana Cay. Mala 41. A 11. Lady attendant. J-'I.OKJSTS. klAKTLV A FOltiKS C'lX. fioriala, Waaamtloa. .Aiauu -M. A 12ua. 1-.o tor ali occasions art.silcally aransed. tLAKliK BHOS.. llorlsla, -ST Morrison ou Main or A livo. A-'ino flowara and. I. oral designs. No branch stores. GUoTAV J. UUKKliARDT. 113 33d. PHONE MAIN WAS, A SS0X Floral designs, cut tioa-ars and ferns. MAX M. SMITH. Main Tl'lS, A All. SaUlnc bids., sin aud Aiaer sls. TO.NtKTU KLOHAL CO, 2Si Waihlnrtoa at. bet. 4th and tih. Main 1.1 02, A. llul. MOXrMEMS. PORILAND MAK11I.E WOJ:k.S. 2C4- 4ta at . opposite Clly HaJL Ma.n &004. jehUip Neu a Bona for memorials. EBLAE5ING GRANITE t'ol YHIBO MADISON STwVWf OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Oflc Bmu laS lourtiiooM. fttA- itcol kuitraicw PtiAiitt from I U I Mui STS. Hoim PhtM A UXA JSiKUt cmli aUimr otlic Autsum Mmvm 170. attoport mil eu or rrufuy to in addrvK. Klectrt lethal chamber for mM tnlm.;r hort ambuirme lor tck and dia abit4 anlmalB at a moment noUoa. Any one deal nor doc or ofr pet, com muni -cat vita ui (All (or mil lost or eiraycxt took, aa we loo a after U tm pounding. Tbirt la bo moa ciUr you&I. Jut oru Humana bocleur. NEW TODAY. iMBt of 1 .Ka and r m Trsw ovrd Haul QCsa t'rupertir or ls? Batoi rarpotM,r . P. LJP1M OM11. A BlArifa btxaofc. RUPTURE Johnson Sc Umbarger RUPTURE SPECIALISTS 411-412 Alisky Bide , Results Guaranteed. cMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiint: HOUET TOR FARWERS Ac rsrrent Itjateaw ZZ COME XX AU TALK WITH ITS r W rite. S BaaJaers Moritacr Corpora tloaa. apltal a."00.0Ki. Tttla ak "Trust Bldsjv, Porllaad, Orea-wsw S cilllllllIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIllllllllIli:iIIIIllUlllli5 MORTGAGE LOANS Ws bave Insurance Jfoney at 6e Private Funds at C9b and 7 9 ROBERTSON & EWTNG 207-8 Northwestern Baak Bids. Western Bond Sc Mortgage Co. Oar Owe Money aa I'srreat It a teak. Ml'MCilML A.l COHPORATIOX BO.VUS, FARM A IJ CT TV LOAM'S. Ml Kaartk au Board of Trad Bids. aUDLGOUBEYEO 6 7 LOANS ONI MO RTGAG SECURITY atOOTHWaSlERN BANK BUILD Nd Mortgage Loans AST AMOr.NT. 1-HOMPT SERVICE. GKO. II. THOMAS, 2C7 Oak St., roooa It. Aiuaatorta Bids.