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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OltEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1916. 17 HEW UMPiR PLEASING E RULE TO FANS Short Stands in Various Cities Give Hope for Relief if Decisions Seem Bad. HONOLULU TRIP POSSIBLE McCredies Seriously Dickering With Regard to Taking Beavers . to Hawaiian Islands for Spring Training Camp. Tha new Coast League rule on um pires Is likely to prove a solution of the trouble from which Salt Lake seemed tp suffer for a painful spell last year. Th new rule provides that umpires are not to remain on one stand longer than two weeks. Heretofore the same umpires have continued in one town three or four weeks when the schedule called for extended series. The new rule works in this fashion: If a two weeks' series is scheduled for Portland, for example, the two um pires assigned to -work the pames are to remain there two weeks, but if the schedule calls for three or four weeks there Is to be a change of umpires. In a three-weeks' series one pair will either work the first week and then move on or worJc the first and second, or the second and third weeks as the case may be. In this way umpires will not be stationed in one town longer than a fortnight. It is assumed that the fans can stand almost anything for two weeks if they are -assured of re lief after' that. Naturally, a weekly change of umpires would be even more desirable, but too expensive. What caused this rule o be adopted at the annual meeting was the trouble "Red" Held had at Salt Lake toward the close of last season. The fiery domed official was there with "Kitty" Brashear for a three-weeks' stand. The breaks were going against Salt Lake at a time when a spurt was needed, and the fans seemed to believe that Held was handing them some thinsr. Held declared In Portland the week after leaving the Utah metropolis that boys in the stand sold small rocks Which were pelted at him. When It was announced yesterday that Portland may do its 1917 training in Kanaka land, it caused no little discussion among local fans. This Is not near as improbable as it seems. The two McCredies said yesterday that the Beavers would make the trip if the Honolulu people would guarantee expenses. The fact that 3000 was deposited in a San Francisco bank to assure the Charley Swain All-Americans their ex penses, and the stories that came later from the islands to the effect that the expenses were made in the first two games, makes It reasonable to believe that the Hawaiians may come through. B. A. Wood, representing B. O. Hall & Sons, of Honolulu, is dickering with the Portland owners. E. O. Hall & Sons handle A. G. Spalding & Bros.' goods in the islands and Mr. Wood is the truest of L. A. Spangler. manager of the Portland Spalding branch. Mr. Wood will be here for a few days yet. 13. O. Hall & Sons, of Honolulu, is a big concern, and as this firm is behind the project It seems substantial. The- trip to Honolulu, if made, would take up ' five weeks. About 30 pas timers would leave San Francisco around February 15. Five days oft the boat each way would have to be Bpent in coming and going. This would al low about three and a half weeks of training. There would not be much traveling necessary to make the trip a profitable one if the "barnstorming" of Swain's All-Stars can be taken as any criterion. Swain's stars have played most of their -games right 'in Honolulu. There are several strong teams there. The negro infantry boys who walloped the stars in the only game they have lost on their trip is the most formidable: Four Sunday games would be on the schedule. Mr. Wood will 'go from here to Seattle and eventually land in Chicago, his destination, on this business trip. He wrote to his company at Honolulu Monday night telling it under what conditions the Beavers would make the trip. A letter from B. O. Hall & Sons is expected within two weeks by the McCredies. On the reverse side of this tidy red tin you will redd: 'PROCESS PATENTED JULY 3QU! 1907" which has made three men smoke where I flOHG BURHINS PIPE AD U - sammm , AtapplyofPrinceAlb,rt . YOC' ' ' ' - "- ' , ' ' " ' awaits you uihmrmver to- M- 'Jyfy' -' , - ,v ' bacco i mold. Toppy rmd g js,4s4iyx ' - s bagm.Sc.tidyr.dtinm.Wc;. f ' ' y - '- hand.om, pound and X-fytgiK'' 6 7, - ' ' ' half-pound tin hu- ?' &f ' , ' 'I , f ' ovW. mido and that nifty V, t 73 cry.tal-gla., humidor fefZ,fJ ', x -'v-7 ,JV w.th .ponKe.mo..t.n.r I f 7" " ' Z&.- top that keep the to- l-X?Sfi ,.Sr , . f baccoin.achprim.thapo I.' ft J' ''V ' - - '' -t -aiu,ay.r I'? Zxk . vv-: : t v. the national joy smoke will give you more pipe-pleasure or more cigarette rolling pleasure than you ever imagined coukLbe dug out of tobacco ! 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C y Tola directory la for the information of tbe public to slve aa far as pos sible the different lines of business which the average person may find oooa alon to use. Any Information which cannot be found her will be gladly xuc nlshed by phoning- Main 707 0 or A 609a. House 40. ACCORDION PLEATING. K 6TEPHAN, h.nistltcnlni. walloping, ao cord, side plaat. buttons covered; msll orders. Jii Flttock block. Broadway Iwa AGATES CCTTKBS. M. 1674. Mf. Jawelers, expert watohmaksrs. Mll!era, tt3H Wash.. bl flawy, end fsrk. ASSAY EB9 AND ANALYSTS. UONTA.VA ASSAY OFFICE, 1A2 ad, Qold. llvsr and plsttoum boug b t. HASTT MESSENGER CO. Motorcyoiss and bicycles. Phone Main 63. A 2153. MUSICAL. Teachar. pupil MaraQaU ISa. ATTOBXETS. V. J. Makellm Probata, real estate, mining ana corporation law; abstracts and tulas cumlaed; written opinions xurnlsiisd. 14o4 Nortbwcstern bank bids. Main 674. LAWYEH, 818 Pittock block. Ko chares for preliminary consultation. 1 D. MAHONK. Marshall 6 S3 8. lawyer, 402 Panama bids. CANCEB. i. aonsa. M. D. CANCER TREATED. rwer4ld:.. lgttt A alberta. TVdln. 4 log. CARPET WEAVER. FLUFF KIOS FIOX OLO CABFCIS. Carpet cieanlnf, refitting;, etc. Isortb weat Rue Co.. les E. 8th at. Both phones. giren out yesterday there was inoluded a frame between O. A. C. and Whltmsn or Idaho in Pendleton November 17. Immediately the Pendleton spirit began to formulate plans for the game. It is thought that the Round-up -Association would offer the use of the ath- leticetadium for the game. EASTETtX OREGON TEAM PICKED Fendall Thinks Eleven Con Id Beat Coach Hudson's All-Stars. PENDLETON, Or.. Dec. 19. (Spe cial.) The all-Oregon high school foot bnll team chosen by Coach Hudson, of GLABBY DARGY'S CHOICE AMERICAS FIGHTER TO MANAGB AUSTRALIAN IS PLAN, . It Was Clabby, so Reports Go, Wbo Told PuBllist That Promoters Were Coining Money Off Him. VANCOUVER, B. C. Dec. 19. (Spe clal. ) According to "Roughhouse Charley Burns, the local lightweight who returned on Friday after a so journ in Australia lasting some 10 months, Les Darcy, the Australian lighter. . will have Jim Clabby as man user while in the United States. Burns says that when he left Aus tralia Jimmy Clabby was preparing to take the boat on December for San Krancisco and that previous to Darcy'a disappearance Clabby was chummy with the Australian. "From what I learned not only in conversation with Darcy. but from inti - mate friends, it was Jimmy Clabby who inaucea uarcy to leave Aiieiraiia, and A personally believe that it was Jimmy Clabby who arranged all details in re Kard to Darcy's departure as a stow away on the ship Hattie Luckenback, says Burns. "In their laat fight," continues the local man. "Darcy and Clabby fought more like brothers having a dance, and it wasn't anything like the arguments they had before. It was Clabby who showed Darcy where the Australian fight promoters were coining money olf him ana had him tied in a knot be cause the military authorities wouldn't let Darcy get a passport to get out. "Am to what kind of a fighter Darcy is, all I can say. concludes Burns, "is that he will surprise the United States more than Fitzsimmons ever did. He's a marvel, that's all, and only a kid at that." Albany, does not truly represent the high schools of the state, according to Virgil Fendall. former O. A. C. athlete, coach of the Pendleton High School eleven. "It would be more neatly cor rect." said Coach. Fendall, "to call Coach Hudson's selection an all-Willamette Valley team for he has not picked a single player outside the val ley. "I believe that tne following all Eastern Oregon eleven could defeat any Willamette. Valley team that the best critics. can select: Ulrick, Pendle ton, quarterback and captain; Whip ple. 'Baker, fullback: Fleetwood. Baker, and Moon, La Grande, halfbacks; Casey, Pendleton, and Howard. Bnker, ends: Frledly, Pendleton, and Brown, Baker, tackles; Wilbur, Pendleton, and Peyton, Baker, guards; Millerlng. La Grande, center." WIXXOCK FIVE BEATS CHEHALIS Basketball Teams Capture Three Out of Four Contests. CENTRALIA. Wash., Deo. 19. (Spe cial) The Winlock Athletic Club bas ketball team defeated Chehalls Satur day, 64 to 18. Winlock has won three out of four games this season, having FEXDLETOX WANTS BIG GAME Proposal to Stage Aggie Clash With Whitman or Idaho Pleases. PENDLETON. Or., Dec. 19. .(Spe cial.) The proposed football game be tween the Oregon Agricultural College and Whitman or Idaho to be played in Pendleton next November 17 is meeting with much favor here. Already a com mittee composed of Merle R. Chess-v man, Frederick Steiwer and J. Alger Fee has been appointed by President Brock of the Commercial Association, to enter Into negotiations with the colleges for the game. In the O. A. C. football schedule 'Ml LOW ROUND -TRIP FARES Between All Points in OREGON -WASHINGTON -IDAHO on sale December 21-25, limited to January 3, by , OREGON -WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. City Ticket Office, Washingon at Third; Telephones Broadway 4500, A-6121 WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent been defeated only by Doty, by a score of Z6 to Z5. The team is composed of S. Woody and R. Wall, forwards; O. Harklns and K. Wojj1. centers, and K. Wight and V. Harkins, guards. Future games have been scheduled with the Benson Tech team, of Portland, the Peninsula Park team and return gsmes with Che halls and Doty. 13 Bicycle Teams Bunched in llacc KKw YORK, Dec. IS. Carmen and AMUSEMENTS. TICKETS NOW SKLLIJ llroaclwmy tit Taylor Mum 1 and A II 23 HEILIC TOMORROW SPECIAL PRICK. MAT 5AT N' Performance llUll,"rini. Saturday Nlsht. AND Pill. KVE. BRILLIANT COMEDY SUCCESS. TWIN BEDS" Pplrndld (act and Production. Kvi-mngs, fl.AO, $, 75c. 30c. Fat. Mat., $1. 75c, 50c. 85c. 25c. THEATER llroHdnsr Morrison. BAKER Only Exclusive Home of Kpokn Prams, THK POPULAR ALCAZAR PLAVtKS. Tonight All Week Mats, Today, Kt. oroHqnurm s Dripping Drama, THE PRICE As playsrl ly Holm Ware. Beautiful production. splndldlv acted. Evening 23e. .V. 75c: Mat., Wo, COc. Today. Mat., all seats 25c only. Chritma Wffk. Ntnrtins; nm. Mat. "The Trail vl the Lonesome Pine." NELLIE V. ICHOLS Piva Belxium Girls. Fink's MulM. MR. MRS. JIMMY BARRY. Kens I'arker. Orpheum Travel Weekly. Concert Orchestra, THE VOL- I "LOTS A.NU l.Mtt.tlS. I LOT! OP IT CLLULOLD BlUTOMj. BAIIUES. THE IRWIX-HODSON COMPANT. 887 Vahlnton au Main 812 and A 1204. CHIROPODIST. William. Estells and William, Jr.. Davsny. ins only sclcntlfla chlropoaists In tbs city. Parlors iSUU OerUnger bide, outuwnt cor nsr snd Aider. Phone Main HOI. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. KLIMI.VATINii jnedlolnes and operations orugs or scars. Dr. McManon making good, si adjustments Maclsay blag, and Sanitarium. Patients satUtlsd. Knockers boost. Caae questions Ires. CIRCULAR LKTTEM. CRANE LETTER CO.. 610 K. W. bids. Mar. ort. xu letters ruulligrsphed for 8L COLLECT IXO AGENCY. ;eth & co.. No collection. Worcester bids. Alain 1768. no charge; establish! laou. DANCING. MANCHESTER Dancing Academy. SSu 6th. hM Rt.plr I . . . . . - 2 , " --. . yuvBif lessons, 9 A- P. M., sve; lateat dancaa guaranteed ciaaa Thura., gat, eve.. 7-8:80. Bdwy. 21SO. lxv-. iua W.HUU1, Lssaona dally: mass Tues.. FrL sve. 8 to 10. 109 2d St., bv Wash, and btark. Main 8205. Lessons iSo. EU1L IBIELUOKN, Violin feeveik, 207 Fliednsr bids. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTIC IAN ft. WHY PAY MORE T fitted Biaassa aa lew AOOO ut lkf :mri customers: satlsfsctlon guaranteed. Chas. W. Oood- man, optomstrlst. ius Morrison. Main 2144. gSs A AV1.NC - Properly t: " aa 81.50; 0O PATENT ATTORNS Yd. K. c. WKIOHI 23 y and foreign patents. xperlsnce U. 8. oOl Uskum bids. PHYSICIANS. R. A PHILLIPS iliikv KMr net raw new booklet. "Chronlo Disease"; It's tree. PIANOS. REED-FRENCH PIANO CO. 10TH AN1I sitkli kTS. MARSHALL 8 A ISM rii'K. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24th and York eta. Main 848w. PRINTING. KII8TONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbeln, Mgr. Printing and linotyping. luOV Front St.. corner Stark. Main or A 141a, RAG BIOS AND FLCFP BUGS. 'j Fluff Rugs From Old Carpetsll Ingrain. Brussels. Smyrna, Axmlnster. ras rugs, all sises; mall ordera prompt; booklet. WtSIEIlN FLUFF RUli CO. 64-58 Union ave.. N. East 60I6, B 147S KK.L KMATt. DEALERS. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. 404 WIlCQK bid. . SAFES. . JOHN E. DAVIS. Phone Main 4234. Stand ard makea. Cor. Morrison and 1st. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. FREK STORAUE. FREE llOVINO. Telephone for our proposition; ws can save you money; atarags. packing, mov ing, shipping. Modern Brick Storage Warehouse. SECURITY STORAGE TRANSFER CO.. Office 103 Park St. Msln 010S A 105L Wsrshouae 44-48 E. 8lh St. N. nKTECTIYEB. EXPERIENCED, reliable; oonsultatloa frss. Aeiiwsa, dr., bos. ietto. uregoa Cltjr, KYK. EAR. NOSE. THROAT. LCSGg.' .restment by sperlallst; ajlassea flttsd. Dr. t. F. Casseday. 517 Dekum bldg.. Sd A Wn. P1RK IXSCR.ANCE. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE) CO. ALWATt'S PICK THE BEST Household gooda apeclallstt; atorags. packing, ahlp ping and. moving; horse or auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE CO.. 2d and Pine sis. Broidiy t,e. A IBB. OHttiON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Ollsan St.. corner 13th Telephone Main 69 or A 1180. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks; lowsst In sursnce rates in the clty MADISON ST-DOCK-AND WAREHOUSE. Office. I80 Madison. General merchandise and for-wsrdlng a gen ts. phone Msln 78W1. iVOOP. QBEKN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blorkwood. Panama Fuel Co. Main 5720. A 5899. WHOLESALERS AND B1ANUFACTURER3 AUTO AND BrOGY TOPS. DUBRU1LLE BUGGY lUP CO.. 20S M at. ALTO bl'KINU MAXIIACIIRIWJ, Alfff. an.i r.nalr. jLAMER 6PfllNGCOjni 40uO springs i.i 1 ipu in sioc. 15iu St Couch son. UAUbAUt, CHEtlvLD AT HOME. SEMice A: (jmi.lbus Translcr. l ark a Davla DRY IIUOIIS 'UOLALK. L. Dinkelspiel Co. Vhir"iSSt o.t OKAIN MUttHAMS. M. H. HOU.SliK. Board of Trade Bids. WADHAMS A CO., (iUOtbKS. 15 Fourth street. HALS AND CAPS. THANHAVfitK HAT CO.. i3-55 Front st. HIIKt, WOOL, CASCA11A BAltAv. KAHX HKOS. 1U1 Front street. MAMKACTl KKKK LADIES' NKCKWfcAK EASTEHN NOVELTY MFG. CO.. ttS ', Sthet PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER A CO.. 12th and Davis sta. NON-INTOXICATING UEVERAOKS. WKIMIAI1US tiuLiiN AMBJiK NECTAR, llemy Weluhard piaut. loth and Buruslde eta. Phone Main li. A 1172. PAINTS. RASMl'N-t.v & OILS AND (iUss, CO., d sua Taylor its PIPE. I'll'E MTTIMi AND V AL LA. M. L. KLINE, t-bli Front St. l'UMUINu AND MtAM BLPPLLLS. LKI.INK M-d Front St. PRINTING. PDIWTIWfi- W. BAL1ES A COMPANY. rfllfl I lilUFlrst at Oaksts. Main Ida. A 1165 PRODUCE. PRODUCE, dried fiiilt. correspondence, so llclted. Union Produce C o.. lUnlon ave. rKOia'Ch' COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVSKUINu c FAKKEl.U 14U Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage v.o.. 14th and Northrup. AND 12th 8ASII DOOHH W. P. FILLER & CO., tiLASS. and Da via sta. WALL TAPER. MOr.lAV WALL PA PET. CO.. 130 aa st. Wiley were leading- at 10 o-cloclc In the 24th annual elx-day mike race. Thir teen leama were still in the race at the end of the 46th hour and had covered 918 miles and four laps TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. GENTLEMAN havlnK lived In France wants to meet somebody from Koueo, France. X 004, Oregonlan. . FUNERAL NOTICES. HULL D-ccmhcr in. at the home of the daughter. Mrs. Jennie Lahey, 8.12 Williams avenue. Charlotte Hull, sge BU years 10 months 10 days. Funeral services today (Wednesday). December 2n f rom R. T. Bvrnes- new residence establishment, inn Williams avenue at Mason, at 2 I P. M. In terment Rose City Cemetery, trlendg in vited. CRAIO The funeral services of David Wat- Wn Cra I a. a pioneer of isr.3. who died in rfaem Dec. 17, 111 be conducted by the members of Multnomah lrfHse. No F and A. M., or Oregon City, at the 1 ort land Crematorium at :M1 T. M. tomor row (Thursday). Dec. 51. Menders of the Masonic fraternity in Portland, and friends gen-rally are invited to attend. GRANT The funeral services of the late George Kenneth Grant, brother of Dr. Daniel Grant, of this city, will be he.d to day t Wednesday), at 2 P. M.. from the chapel of the .ketves Undertaking win p.ny. corner Third and Clay. riends invited to attend. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery. CRAIG Kt Salem. Or.. Dec. 17, David Wat son Craig, aged -7 years. The funeral ;"?vlcer, will be held at .be chapel of th. Portland Crematorium at 130 P M. to morrow (Thursday). Dec. ai. ""er the auspices of Multnomah ldge. No. L A F and A M. Friends Invited. Take t-ell-ood car for the Crematorium. REED In this city. December 1. at her w,. a Cliv mrert. Mary J. Reed, age -o heioved wife of Samuel T mnthei- of Miss Blancn n Reed Funerl Decem- servlcea at tho Porl- lS?vlc.. will-be held today. December ao. 2 P M. from tho above residence. Inter ment Rlvervlew Cemetery. Friends in vited. LEONARD In this city. 7"""- Vr CI Leonard aged f:t years, 10 months. 17 Siva Friend invited to attend funeral hl. h will be held at Holman a funeral 'narlors. Third and Snlmon streets. at 2 oO P. M today (Wednesday) ber 2K. Concluding land Crematorium. WILLIAMS At i'07 Tillamook st., this city B 1 Mr Maria J. Williams, aged bJ veafs 2 months. U days, grandmother of Mrs TV. H. Maloy. of this city Remain, will be sert to Ilwaco today at 8:-'0 A. M., Dec 20? bv East Side Funeral Directors where services will be held and burial will take piece. KIRKH tM The funeral services of the NaS"! Elizabeth Klrkham will be held at the conservatory chapel of r . . s. Dun 5ln Inc East Sido Funeral Directors. 414-eL"-Alder St.. at 2 P M today (Wednesday). Dec. 2. Friend. Invited. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. KCHOLTZ The funeral services of Mrs. Marlon Scholia will be held at the con JiKiftor? chapel of the East Side funeral directors 414 Fast Alder St.. at 10 SO A. M.. todray ( Wednesdsy). D-c. -0 Friend. Invited. Concluding .crvlce. at the Port land Crematorium. c-ro-t nTh funeral servlcea of Cesper 1 vuij wm be held at the conservatory PA.NTAGES nm.itii.i s-4-saj-i a J LONDON SINGING BELL KINGERS A Remarkable Musical Feature. "THK BETTING BETTYS," a tig musical cumsdy, and 4 other big acta. Boxes and logea reserved by phone. Curtain J:30. 7 and U. nTun. - JOPLIN At the family residence. 444 East 4.d st. North, Dec IS,' Mrs. Ella L. Jop ltn. aged 45 years, wife of W. 15. Joplln, - mother of Edward Ray Joplln. of this city. The. remains are at the parlors of the East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder st. Funeral notice in a later issue. MEYER December 13, at the residence. 331 Hasnalo street, Ellen Meyer, aged 64 years, beloved wife of Julia Meyer and mother of George Meyer. Mrs. Myrtle Austin. Mrs.J Ivy Ramsey and Mrs. Minnie 1-ivers. Notice of funeral later. HUSSEY December 19, Rose Hussey, be loved wife of James Hussey and sister of Mrs. James Xelm. Cu.tc. John. Joe and Frank Arquette. Remalna at Dunning McEntes chapel. Funeral notice later. PAPA JIANIS December 19, Thoma. Pa pajianls. aged S2 years. I.emalns at Dun ning & McEntee's parlors. Funeral notice later. by will PAVTALL The funeral services or tne lata John W Pantall will be held tomorrow TThursdayf. Dec. 21. at 1 o'clock P. M . at the residence establishment of J. P. Flnley A Son. Montgomery at 6th. Friends Invited. POPE December IS. Harold M. Pope, broth er of Mrs. Fllen Cronln. of Astoria. Fu neral will take place from Duunlng u McEntse'a chapel today at 10 A. M. Re mains will be taken to tho Portland Crematorium. srwWANKOVSKY In this city. December to. xc- iti-. H. st Vraln Schwankovakv. B2 'vears. Remalna will be forwarded to Detroit. Mich., today (Wednesday) Miller A Tracey. where Interment take place. v SANDERS The funeral services of the late s'arah F Sanders will be held today (Wednesday), at 1 o'clock P. M-, at the r.-lilence establishment of J. P. Flnley & Son, Montgomery at r.th. Friends invited Interment at Rlvervlew Cemetery. uau-t.ptt At Faale Creek. Or.. Mrs. Fsblna Fry Howlett, aged 78. pioneer of isaa Fuuural today (Wednesday), at 1 P. M.. from resldenco near Eagle Creek. Rurisi oibson Cemetery. BECK Anna Thornton, wife of William G. Beck. Services at home. r,25 East auth, corner Clinton, at P. M. December 20. GOEHST Remains of Otto Ooehst wrl!l be forwarded to CI Itago, 111., today (Wodnes bay) at 10 A. Li. by liUler c Tracer. CLASSIFIED AD. KATES Dally and Sunder. Fr Una. Oti time ............12 tMtn aid two tnaeruttve tlm ........ ttm iNBiii mtl litre cuutM utlve ttxiie ..... ... baiim ml nix or nrvrn c-vumh.'U1bV t Lmr b&m 1 he .ihivo rates apply to dvertlnemeotf DDUer "INew Xuia' ui.ti ail vliier vianwif if . iiuo fxi-fpt tUe lollovtiass MlimtiouM Wanted .Male. tMiuMtaou.. Wanteti 1 emale. l or Hint Utioiiih 1'rlvate famlllM. Hoard and Koomt lri ate Fa mil lea. lioueKeepiuK Kjm i'rivate -tauiUlea. Kate oa tilt abuve claMttiU-alioa i 1 cento lints emH innertioD. The Uretconian will arreot claMlflrl rertitnieniM over tlie telepliuue. provided tbe aavertifter a tubwriiter of eillier poooe. No price will be uuoteU over the phone, but bill will be rendered the folloHiug tier. Whether aubfaeuueot ad vert Urmrnt will be accepted over the phun depend upon the proniptoeka of piymrut of telephone adver tifteinont. "Situations Wanted1' and "Per sonal" advertisement v 111 not be aceepteJ over the telephone. Orders for one inserttoa only .lll be accepted for "Furniture for rale." "Uiislnew oppoi-iunttles "Uoomlns ttuufaes aud "Wanted to Kent. brius errors In advertisements will be rectified by republication without additional charge, but such republication will not be nmte where the error does not materially affect the Talue of the advertisement. Cancellation of order over the telephone not recognized unless confirmed the same day In w rltinfc. Clty News in Rrlrf advertisements rannt be presented for publication for The Sunday Orca-onlan before 5 o'clock Saturday after noon for other day a publication before 9 o'clock if. . ITNERAL DUIECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets Main 507, A 1511 PERFECT FUNERAL. btUkKU FOR LESS MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors, laUy Assistant. Wash, at Ella Ualn itiul. A St.. Bet. :0th and SlsC West Side. DL'NNINU & M'bMKLI, funeral directors. Broadway and Pine street. Phon. .Broad way A 4&S. Lady attendant. . K. ZKl.mR & CO.. i,2 WliLIAMci AV'S. East lues, C 10ot. Lady alteudanu Day and iilght service. J. V. FIXLjCY A oO.N, Progressive funeral Directors. MO.NTUOMKKY AT HFTU. F. S. DLXN1NG, INC. East Slds Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street. East B SKEWES L'iNDLhTAKlNvj COMPANY, S4 and Clay. M'n 41. A ol. ltdy attendant. MR. AND MKS.- W. neral service. E bO'.n li. HAMILTON Fu lud tiilsn. Tab. 431s. EKICSON 12iu and Morrison sts. Hesldence Undertaking Main U1S, Parlo.-a. A iitti. P. L. LtKCH. East 11th and Cay atresia. Lady attendant. East "el. Bllbi. liKEEZE &. SNOOK Xvutl 8. ; moot at 4th. CREMATOR11MS. MOUNT SCOTT PARK Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 1468. D 0L FXORIST9. MARTIN & FORBES CO.J FlorUts. S&i tsa.ilngton. Main 20(. A Flawsra for all occasiona artistically arranged. CLARKE BP.OS.. Florists, lis? Morrison st Main or A 305. Fin. flowers and floral designs. No branch store. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7213. A 2121. ing bldg.. r.tn ana Alder sts. ail- TONSETH FLORAL CO., 25 Washington at., between 4th and 3th. Main 5102. A llul. MOXVMENTS. PO-1TLAVD MARBLE WORKS, 24-2M 4th . at., opposite City Hall. Main S304. Ptullp Neu gt Sons for memorials BLAEI5IN& Granite: CO. third .-r ma:;;5on