TTTE MOltNTXG OREGOXIAN, TT7KSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1917.
15
MULTNOMAH " GLUB
HOCKEY MEN WIN
Dempsey. of Salt Lake, for a 15-round
match February 14, at Murray, Utah,
a suburb of Salt Lake. The men are
heavyweights. A 15-round contest be
tween Dempsey and Carl Morris, of
Oklahoma, scheduled for February
at Murray, was cancelled on account
of illness of the latter, Winsor an
nounced.
Auto Hockey Team Beaten,
.1-0, in Sensational Over
time Contest.
PUCK NETTED BY MALLETT
Cyclone Taylor to Appear on Ice
Tonight When Cncle gams
Clash With Vancouver Sea-
born May Join Locals.
Pet. For Asst.
1.000
,500
.500
.000
WEATHER - TO BE
FAIR AND COLDER
LEE JOHXSOS TO BOX HERE
Oakland Tar Baby to Appear on
Golden West Card Soon.
Manager George Moore, of the Golden
West Athletic League, received word
from Lee Johnson, negro Oakland
featherweight, last night that he would
be In Portland next week. Johnson will
top a card for the Golden West Club
soon. He Is conditioning Eddie Palmer
in Oakland for his mix with Battling
Ortega Friday night in San Francisco.
Palmer is going better In San Fran
cisco. He stopped a good boy named
Coggins there the other night.
Sommers to' Box at Wallace.
AI Sommers will box the winner of
the Dick Wells-Sid Mitchell fight.
which takes place at Wallace, Idaho,
February 10. Sommers will face the
victor there the last week in February,
Billy Mascott boxes Frankle Sanders,
crack New Jersey bantamweight, at
Wallace 10 days lataer. Sommers bat
ties Farmer Burns at Echo. Or., Febru
ary-15, over the 10-round route.
7 DOG TEAMS TOGETHER
FOIR CATCH 11 WITH S LEADERS
AFTER HARD DAY.
Amateur Ice Hockey Standings.
Points
W. Lu
afaltnomah Club ... 2 0
O.-W. R. A N 1 1
CAoto Club 1 1
Police 0 2
Last Night's Results.
Multnomah Club 1, Northwest Auto
uocKey uiud o.
Next Game.
Monday1 Multnomah Club versus Police.
The Multnomah Amateur Athletic
Club Ice hocKey team remained at the
top of the Portland . Amateur Hockey
Association by virtue of a sensational
l-to-0 overtime victory over the North
west Auto Hockey Club puckchasers
in the Ice Palace last night. After
battling for three periods without ob
taining a score, the teams changed
goals and within 30 seconds Deo Mai- I ROTH SAT, Minn., Jan. ?9. Three
lett went down the Ice and netted the I teams In the Winnipeg-to-St. Paul dog
ptick on a long shot from Bill Royle. race, leading since the second day, were
It was by far the most exciting ama- I overtaken here tontirht bv four of the
teur game that has ever been played I remaining five contestants, who had
In Portland, and both septets were put In an 18-hour dav and covered 75.9
xeyea up to tne nignest pucn. tneimues, a record day's run.
Winged "M" athletes have won the The eighth entry, Fred Hartman, an
championship of the circuit for the last American, who has continued in the
two years ana tney are in a iair way running despite the loss of one of his
Eighth Entry Strogglea'Alons; Far In
Rear With One Husky Gone and
Swollen Knee as Handicaps.
to repeat. Manager M. D. Wells and
his Police hockeylsts will be seen in
action against the faBt-golng Cardinal
and White wearers In the Ioe Palace
next Monday night.
In the afternoon yesterday the Jef
ferson High won from the Washington
High, 4 to 1. Lincoln High and Wash
ington High play next Friday night.
The line-up of last night's game fol
lows:
Multnomah (1). Autolsta (0)
Youmans . .Go..al Newburn
Boyle R. D R. Hemphill
Mallett L. D F. Pierce
Capt. Trails R....Capt- O. Hemphill
Sunday's Varieties Are Re
produced in Portland
Again on Mondays
benefit to this section. There seems
to be no let-up on the storm.
Dallas Has Four Inches of Snow.
DALLAS. Or., Jan. 29. (Special.)
About four Inches of snow fell in this
section of Polk County last night, and
it is still "snowing. The wind is from
the southwest. The 'present storm
found a great many of the prune
orchards ready to bud. About two
weeks ago a blossom was picked from
one apple tree in this city. A great
many of (he trees were budding. What
effect a cold spell will have upon the
fruit crop is problematical.
AMCPEMFNTS.
DELAYED TRAINS ARE DUE
dogs, was reported late tonight to be
somewhere between Farero. N. D.. and
Barnesville. Minn., traveling under the
additional handicap of a swollen knee.
Kotnsay, 286.6 miles from Winnipeg.
where the start was made last Wednes
day noon, was reached by the three
leaders Hyurtur Hanson, Mike Kelly
and Gunnar Tomasson at 8 o'clock to
night and two hours and eight minutes
later the four other teams crawled into I BLIZZARD
town.
Snow Blockade In Wyoming Is Re-
vported Pierced and Railroad
Communication Is Re-established
Malls Will Arrive.
"Fair and colder" Is the weather pre
diction from th. office of the Weather
Bureau, while the railway offices pre
dict that the interrupted mall com
munlcatlons with the East will be re
stored and some of the delayed trains
will begin bowling into Portland to
day.
' Yesterday was as fickle a day as
Sunday, with alternating brands of
weather that might Indicate anything
from the breaking up of Winter to the
breaking down of Fall. Heavy snows
that have fallen in Eastern and Cen
tral Oregon have caused the delay of
the mail trains from the East. Not
single through train over the Union
Pacific from Chicago has reached Port
land since Friday.
The snow blockade In Wyoming has
been pierced, according to announce
merits yesterday, and the 19 passenger
trains stalled back near Laramie, Wyo.,
began to move westward once more.
The Northern Pacific. Great Northern
and Milwaukee trains have been simi
larly tied up and the principal rail
way communication on the Pacific
Coast for the past few days has been
north and south.
About 19 freight trains were stalled
on the Union Pacific also, but are now
moving west.
The passenger and mall trains will
begin to get Into Portland this after
noon. It Is hoped, provided no further
interruption develops.
RIVAL BOARDS SEEK AID
State Health Body and Hygiene So
ciety Case to Be Heard.
SALEM. Or.. Jan. J. (Special.)
Thursday evening Is the time set by
the Joint ways and means committee
for what promises to be one o the
liveliest sessions before that body. The
State Board of Health and representa
tives of the Oregon Social Hygiene So
ciety will appear and present their re
spective claims for appropriations. The
Board of Health wishes to take over
the work of the Hygiene Society and to
do away with the other society In all
respects but in an advisory capaclty.N
The Hygiene Society objects.
The State Board of Health wishes to
procure J44.&58 for the blennlum, to
handle Its own work and the work of
the Social Hygiene Society as welL The
society wishes $40,000 for the next two
years to handle its own work. It re
ceived SlS.Oeo two years ago. while
two years ago the State Board ot
Health was granted 131,000.
THEATER
Broadway and
Alorrisoa
BAKER
"Always a Shew of Quality."
ronlght All This Week Mats. Wed. Sat.
ALCAZAR PLAYERS EN DEN MAN
THOMPSON'S WONDERFUL RURAL
D RAMA
The Old Homestead
At Ugt In stock. Ob of the groateet
playe in history. Strong cut. ImmaiiM
conic production. Get your seats early
Evenings. 33c, 50c, T3c Eat. Mai 2 Sc.
&Oc Wed, Bargain MtL, 25c only.
mEBAL DIRECTORS.
Kdwar4 Holran. Free.: W. J. Hoi man. See.:
J BL Werleln. Treaa
EDWARD HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
RELIABLE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
Third and Salmon Streets
Main 507, A 1511.
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M 1 K.
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Rarry LMtar Mmod 1 Hewmrd's
Animal bpectal.
FOSTER BALL
MUane: Travel Weekly.
FAKBEK GIRLS.
PERFECT
FUNERAL Sk.lt VICES FOR LESS
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Direct
Lady Assistant.
WasH. at Ella at.. k seta, aad Xtet.
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DU.NM.U M'K.NTKk. tun. rat oirwztora
Broftat ana fin sirt. FQud Mroed.-
mmj ao. A 455s. my ati.adant.
' S. DUN NINO. INC..
East Sid. Kunerai Dlr.clom.
14 aal Alar atr.u Eaat S. fct J52S.
A. K. ZkU.LB a CO., WILLIAMS AVa
Eat C lues. 1-ady attendant.
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and Cty. M n 4 lo a xj.i. iaay au.naaau
PANT AGES
MATIXEE DAILY. 2:30
I
STANDARD CHEESE IS AIM
All Factories In Coos and Curry
Counties Join Association.
MARSHFIELD. Or, Jan. 9. (Spe
cial.) Patrons of the Norway cheese
factory, the last factory to hold out
from Joining the Coos and Curry Coun
ties Cheese Association, which wa or
ganized to standardize the product in
this territory and establish a selling
agency, have voted to identify; with
the association. The action adds much
to the strength of the corporation,
since the Norway establishment is one
of the best known in the state.
The Norway factory last year manu
factured and sold 334,008 pounds of
cheese, and Its patrons received an
average of 38.5 cents a pound for their
butterfat- Guy Ford, of Tillamook, an
expert cheese manufacturer, has been
engaged to standardize the output of
the association.
STRIKES HOQTJIAM
Dundee Wins From Hanlon.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 29. John
ny Dundee, of New York, was awarded
a referee a decision over Jlmmle Han
lon, of Denver, at the end of a 20-round
lem Loughlln. referee: Stanley bout here tonight. Both men are light
weights. Dundee was credited with 14
rounds. Two were even.
I?. Newlll
IV. Newlll
Kaufman
lionaldson
Shannon .
Official
Hemphill and Ivan Woothrow, tlmera
. R. W. .
. L. W..,
..Snare. ,
. . .Spare. . .
K. Lane
. H. Mountain
Adams
Bunnell
Bradahaw
Britton and Grlffitb Draw.
BRIDGE TYPE IS UNFIXED
James Seaborn, last year with the
Vancouver Millionaires, is in Portland
to officiate "with George Irvine In to
night's ice hockey game between Port
land and Vancouver In the Ice Palace.
He may wear an Uncle Sam uniform
during the 1917-18 season. Seaborn has rounds to a draw here tonight.
been looking over the situation ana ne
is willing to come to an agreement
with the local manager. (
He intends to remain In Portland
this Summer if everything Is satis
factory. If arrangements can be made
the Ice Palace may be turned into a
natatorlum during the Summer months
this vear. This may be done as soon
as the 1916-17 ice skating season is
completed.
The announcement that "Cyclone1
Taylor was going to get into the game
tonight caused a flurry among hockey
followers. He was operated on for
appendicitis early last month and his
return means that the greatest hockey
player ever seen In the Pacific Coast
Hockey Association, or the National
Six Inches of Snow Falls and
t Weather Is Squally.
HOQTJIAM. Wash, Jan. 19. (Spe
cial.) The Gray's Harbor district has
been swept by a severe blizzard most
of today and tonight. It became most
severe late today, with wind Increasing
in velocity and shifting to the north
west. The storm wasn't steady and the
snowfall on the harbor was by squalls
On the harbor about six Inches of
snow has fallen, the heaviest fall this
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29 Jack Brit
ton. of Chicago, and Johnny Griffith,
of Akron. Or., lightweights, fought 10 Winter. Further back In the high coun
try the fall is much heavier, being
foot or more In most of the logging
camps. The snow has forced practical
ly all of the logging camps In this
district to close down. The first north
west storm warning received in five
years was issued tonight.
MATINEE DAILY. 2:30
Captain Maximilian Amber's
ANIMAL V1KCIH,
With SOUO founds of Elephant,
S OIHKK MX. Alls-
Boxes and lose. re.er.ed b bona
Curtain :, 1 and
ACCTIOJf SALES TODAY.
At Baker's Anrtlon House, Masonle Tem
ple bids., Yamhill and W. Park a la. Fur
niture, etc.. at 10 A. M.
Astoria High School VG rows.
ASTORIA. Or., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Nearly 300 students enrolled at Astoria
High School this morning for the sec
ond term. The enrollment of last term
was 248 and the addition this morning
came from the city grammar schools
and the several small towns In the vi
cinity. A majority of the students ai
girls.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. AND A. S. RITE.
Meeting tonight. Social only,
Bv order
PRESIDI.NO OFFICER.
MH. A.Sl at lis. W. H. UAH1LTU.S u-
Be.al Knici. J SOia and oa.au. Tan. 4411.
AvHiCbO.N Reald.nce Undertaking Partora
12lh and Morrison sea. Main um, A
P. L, LiRCU, teal HO and Oa tuxa
Lad ati.uuant. fc-ast ill, laaa. .
MAl'SOUSCa.
POLK
Meantime Went Salem Residents
Start Move to Cat Selves Off
From JPolk County.
DALLAS. Or., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Hockey Association, again will offer his The County Court Of Polk County
thrills and dashes to Portland enthusi
asts. The game will start at 8:30
o'clock.
ELLIOTT BUYS PRUNE RANCH
Rowdy Prepares to Raise Fruit II
Cubs Spurn Salary Demand.
OAfCLAND. Cal., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Meet Howard Elliott, grower Of
prunes!
COURT WANTS CONCRETE ORCHARDISTS WELCOME SNOW
AND MARION STEEL.
Heavy Fall Follows High Wind at
Hood River.'
HOOD RIVER. Or., Jan. 29. (Spe
cial.) A tteady snowfall, beginning
with a wind storm from the West yes
terday, has contiuued throughout the
day. The depth in the Lower Valley
varies from three Inches in the city to
10 Inches on higher levels, while more
than a foot of new snow, it is e.-timated,
fills the canyons of the higher moun
tainous districts. The precipitation is
welcomed by fruit growers.
Forests of the Mid-Columbia and
precipitous gorge sides, all enshrouded
stands ready to accept plans and spec
mcations for tne construction of a
bridge across the Willamette at Salem,
provided the plans call for a high, level
concrete bridge, with a 30-foot road
way.
Plans for Buch a structure have been
submitted by a Portland architect and
engineer, and have received the ap
proval of the local court. However,
Marion County Court desires a steel
bridge,
in a blanket of the moist, clinging
snow, have aroused many expressions
of admiration from passengers on O-W.
K. i X. trains today.
The chubby little catcher of the Chi- Company t. perrnlt the uge of Its steel
The decision of the Southern Pacific SEATTLE'S WEATHER COLDEST
cago Cubs has announced that he has
secured a half interest in the Gordon
ranch at Colusa. Cal.. and would devote
all hiB spare cash henceforth towards
bulling the prune market. Me may
jiiHtiace the Colusa club, also!
The Gordon ranch consists of 380
acres, so It can be seen right away that
"Rowdy" doeen't Intend to be a minor
leseuer in the horticultural game.
Yes. It's true." admitted Elliott. "A
wealthy friend of mine has made me
mighty generous business proposition
and I intend to accept it. Whether I
remain In baseball or not I Intend to
invest mv savlncrs."
Klliott declared that if the Chicago
Cubs declined to give him a substantial
increase In salary he would remain in
Colusa and run the home town base
ball team, by gosh!
SKI PARTY TO CLIMB HOOD
bridge across the river for public
travel has been received with much
gratitude by the people of Polk Coun
ty. The railroad company will not per
mit the planking of its bridge until a
contract has been let for the new
bridge. Tolls will be charged.
Streetcar and Railroad Traffic la
Not Impeded.
SEATTLE, Jan. 29. More snow fell
today. The coldest weather of the Win
ter is predicted for tonight by the
Weather Bureau. On two nights al
ready this Winter, the temperature has
STATE CAPITOL. Salem, Or., Jan. 29.
Ibpeciai.) A mass meeting nas Deen fftUn , s -bove sero. but tonight the
T. M. C. A. Members to Start Annual
Jaunt on Friday.
The sixth annual T. M. C. A. ell
nrtv headed by A. M. Grilley, will
ieave Portland Friday for Mount Hsod.
Tha Dartv will remain away from i-ort-
lnnrt until Tuesday. The Homer Rog
ers nlace. on Mount Hood, will be the
headauarters of the squad and all side
trios will be made from that place.
A 12-foot toboggan will be taken
alone to helD In the fun-making. The
party will be on ski and snowshoes
Saturday. Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Following are those who have
signed already: O. W. Mlelke. William
McMurray. Walter Honeyman. Harold
Wold. J. E. Werleln. George E. Scott.
K. J. Jaeger. M. M. Rlngler, J. Arthur
Norman. C. R. Miller. D. G. Lebb, Fred
11. Kiser. Harry Jaeger. Allan Hofmann,
Harold Gilbert. A. M. Grilley. J. . P.
Jaeger, Frank Kerr, J. P. Plagemann,
It. H. Atkinson. Morris Barnes. N. A.
Coleman, A. L. Fish and W. J. Hofmann.
called at West Salem for next Satur
day to diBCuss the possibility of voting
on dividing Polk County, according to
information reaching here today. The
county division agitation has resulted
from discord over the proposed inter
county bridge across the Willamette
River.
It is said conlsderable agitation has
arisen in West Salem. Eola and other
precincts near the eastern boundary
line of the county.
ALIEN BILL IS OPPOSED
PORTLAND SPEAKER 5POITT OUT
THAT ACT IS NOT NEEDED.
Chamber Secretary Feels Chances for
Steamer Line 'to Orient Would
Be Seriously Injured.
STATE CAPITOL. Salem. Or.. Jan.
29 (Special.) W. D. B. Dodson, sec-
thermometer Is expected to fall per
har,. as low as 22. The cold spell will
be of brief duration, however. There
has been no interruption of street-car
or railroad traffic.
The amount of snow in the Cascades
Is less than is usual at this time of
the year, the Winter snow fall having
been much below normal.
LOGGING CAMPS MAY CLOSE
Grays Harbor Country Covered With
Snow and Storm Lasts
ABERDEEN. Wash.. Jan. 29. (Spe
cial.) From three to six Inches of
snow Is mantling Grays Harbor and if
the storm continues, as It threatens to
do. all the logging camps in the county
may e forced to close. One camp of
the Wlshkah water project nas closed
but all others in the county operated
throughout the cay.
A heavy wind is accompanying the
snowfall.
Snow Melts Fast at Astoria.
Timber Company Changes Name.
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 29. (Special.)
Supplementary articles of Incorpora
tion of the Washington A Oregon Tim
ber Company were filed In the Cousjty
Clerk's office today changing the name
of the corporation to the Kerry Tim
ber Company.
IMPERIAL LODGE. NO. 139. !
A K. AND A. M Sptclal com
munication this (Tuesday) even
ing. January SO. First taction.
B.QO o'clock; second section, 8
o'clock. Work In the M. M de
gree. Visitors welcome at both .actions. (D.)
W. P. A.NDRUS. Sec '
HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO.
111. A B". AND A. At. Special
communication this (Tuesday)
vening Work In th. M M de
gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
C E. MILLER.
Secretary.
MEETING OF WASHING
TON COMMANDER Y, NO. rS.
Drill Corpa, Tuesday evening.
7:30.
ROBERT MARTTN.
Recorder.
MOUNT HOOD C1KCL.B. Women ot Wood
craft, will conduct Ihe funeral of Mrs. Jane
McCulloch at the grave. 6-jrvlc.s from Fln
l.y's at 10:30 Tuesday morning. By order
Guardian Neighbor.
EMBLEM 'Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
Ksw d.signa Jaeger Bros.. 131-S Sixth BL
FRIEDLANDER-B, Jew.lera. for Emstetna,
-laas Pins and Presentation Medals. Designs
and estimates furnUh.d fr... Slo Waan.
'THE BETTER WAY"
Human, Scientific Security for thm -I0.
bAnUmX.r IfroiACUon for tu Lav Ins.
RIVER VIEW ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
Terminus Rlvrrvt.w Carllne, Taylors
Ferry Road.
For Particulars Inquire
Portland Mausoleum Co.
Phone li'dsy 351.
Ul Pillock Block.
NEW TODAY.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on Improved city proverty at and 7
1-er cent. Farm and suburban loans at
current rates. Liberal repayment priv
ileges allowed. No delays.
UBUE LOANS SPECIAL RATES.
A. H. BIRRELL GO.
ti:
31 Northwesters Bank. Bmllutas
Mar.a.ll 4114. A 411S.
MORTGAGE LOANS
HAVE IM'tRtSCB MO.XEY
AT S
PRIVATE FU.MJS AT 6 AND T
Robertson & Ewing
S07-8 NsnswHttrs Bank. Bidet.
REAL ESTATE.
or sale Lota.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
X own a fin. iaurelhursi toi near park,
which I'll ..11 you cheap .1th second raort
tag. pnvli.g. and will also furnish re
llHbl. parly building loan. verylbmg sold
out n.ar tais location. Ev.ninga, Tabor
6-l.
$1000 WILL buy a l-roora bous. and a lot
with fruit trca and t.ncd in.
valued at ftlSOi: must be sold at once,
located In bandy on the main street and
road leading from Portland xo MU Hood.
C. R. bleha. 440 E. Asb su
FINE view lot. Westover T.rrac. easy
t.rms; will rinanc building if wirwi.
f.MOM AVE. LOT.
t00 Cash buys SiVxlAO on Union ave. ;
int.rstate bridg. et.: future business lot.
FRANK I.. M GL'IRE. Abington lilrtg.
IF TAKEN at once 1 will sacrltlc. a good
bualneM lot In Richmond. CaL. for $.00u
Address owner. R. O. Crsa. Norway.
Coos ;o.. Or.
B K ' 0 K fc: Dealer In PORTLAND H EIGHTS
EXCLUSIVELY. A few bargain llirlsii.
Foe (Sale
-Hou.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Jan. 29. Maximum tempera
ture, 38 degrees; minimum. 83 degrees.
River reading. B A M., s.7 iset; cnange in
at 24 hours. 0.1 root rise. Total ralnrau
( 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.), .10 isch; total rainfall
since September 1. 1910. 14.72 Inches: nor
mal ralnrall since September 1, 3.42 Inches:
deficiency of rainfall since September 1.
191o, 10.70 Inches. Total sunshine, none:
possible sunshine, 9 hours 80 minutes.
Barometer (reduced to sea leveu, o tr. m..
29.02 Inches. Relative humidity at noon,
80 per cent.
, THE WEATHER.
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Los Angeles
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New York. . .
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North Yakima.
Omaha
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Pocatello ...
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Sacramento
St. Louis . .
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Francisco.
Seattle
Sitka
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Walla Walla
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dido De Inllls. aged 42 years. Deceased Is
survived by a widow, Mrs. Carmala D
Inills. and daughter. Amalla. also two
slaters. Mrs. Filimena Casclatls and Mrs.
Maria Nicola, both of this city. He was
a member of Mazzlne Italian Mutual Aid
Porletv and ol Muto Soccorso Bersagllerl
Funeral notice later. Remains are at the
parlors of the Bkewes Undertaking Com
pany, corner Tnira ana ciay.
M'MILLAN Angus McMillan Is notified
that his brother. D. K. McMillan, was
killed In an auto accident at Sacramento.
January 21. 1917. Communicate at once
with O. C. Hopkins. Bryte bldg.. Eacra
mentn Cal.
8TAMPFSR In this city. Jan. 20, Joseph
Stampfer. Remains at the parlors of East
Fide Funeral Directors. 414 E. Alder at.
Funeral notice In later Issue.
FOX Jan. 2. Fred Fox. aged 65 years.
Remains at Dunning A McEntee's parlors.
Notice or funeral later.
IXOBISTS.
MARTIN tORBti CO.. Florists, 331
Washington Main A liietf. Flowers
for ail occasion artistically arrang.d.
CLARKE BROS.. Florists, 217 Morrison st.
Mam or A 1805. 1-in. riowere ana xiora.
designs. No branch storea
A X M ' SMITH. Main 721&. A 312L Sell
ing big.. 0th and Alder ats.
TONSKTH FLORAL CO..
st.. between 4th .nd bin
ii Washington
Main Bloi A 1101
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 2S4-2CO 4th
t.. opposite City Han. Main B&S4. paiap
Nea A Sons frr memorials.
cTbBLACS.NG GRANI CO.
U THIRD VT MADISON JTRECT.)
Compart this bvu t I2W0 with mV
the 4H0 houft In Portland and thn ir
you are In ih market for a ral noma and
hava $loo cash and tha ba.anc at $-5
per month, .-tucludlr Interest. I can aeii
you this place. Strait Improvements partly
paid. Huutt ha o large rooms, full ce
ment basement and furnace ; extra fna
plumblnc, two toilets, dining-room, buffet,
double beamed ceiling, eide ails pane1
up 6 feet to plaie rail, large bdroom and
closet oa first floor; full Dutch kitchn.
one-piece eink and cement wash tray ;
ahadea and electric llgnt ftxiure. IS
b.ocka to Hose Ctty Park car. This place,
has never buen advertised before, 61$ Cor
bet t bldg.
XOV SHOl'Ll) LIVE IN AN ORKOON
HOME BUILDERS' HOUSE.
6 rooms and bath, modern, extreme Cali
fornia bungalovr. with fireplace, buifel,
hardwood fioora In living and dining-room.
Dutch kitchen, breakfast alcove, range
hood and other built-in features, screens,
liftht fixtures, shades, furnace, laundry
trays, garage, corner lot 5uxl00, south
ta.e, all improvements In. 701 Stanton st..
corner East ITOth st. North. Irvington Ad
dition; would take well located clear lot
as Initial payment; eaay terms.
THE OREUOX HOME BUILDERS.
13:t0 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
THI8 IS A REAL. HOME.
THIS LAUHELHUKtT home was built
under raoat careful supervision, nothing
waa alighted. Built for owner a home and
now in perfect condition. Dutch colonial
type. 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms and sleepmic
Porch, situated on HsLxeifern fiace. close
to car. park and clubhouse; there is an
actual wvidi of nearly t liHK) to a pur
chaser of this place. For appointment
phone Tabor 17U2.
OREGON HUMANE SOCiEIY
Office Room IAS Courthouse, Mli-Mrae
KJllrUtte.
Phone from 9 to ft Alain 4 78. Home phone A
2425. Night call after olfb-e hours. Main XIM.
Report ail cases ot cruelty to the above
addrias Electric lethal chamber for small
snimats. Horss ambulance tor sick aal
disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any.
one desiring a dog or other pets eommunl.
cat. with ua Call for all toat or strayed
stock, as we look afl.r all Impounding.
Ther. la no more city pound. Jusl Oregon
Human. 6ocl.ty.
THAT VACANT LOT.
W JIT NOl TURN A BURDEN INTO
INCOME? WE PLAN AND BUILD ANY
THING, resldenc. to factory, or any con
structlon; sk.tohes and estimates free, fur
nish th. money If desired. All depart
ments one office. We actually save you
money. Our reputation your orot.ctlon.
L. R. BAILEY CO.. Inc.. Contracting Ar
ct.itcts. 824 Ablngton bldg.
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ing day. '
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A moderate disturbance has developed
over interior .Washington and southwest
storm warnings were ordered displayed at
6:10 P. M. today at the mouth of the Co
lumbia River, and northwest warnings for
all remaining Washington seaports. Maxi
mum wind velocities of 52 miles west at
North Head and Tatoosh Island, 28 north
west at Port Angeles and 30 southwest at
Seattle were reported. Another depression
is over Northern Colorado and the North
eastern "low" Is moving rapidly down the
Bt. Lawrence Valley. A large high-pressure
area with attendant very low temperatures
Is advancing southward over Western Can
ada. Precipitation has occurred In most of
the Northern states. In California, the Lower
Mississippi Valley and northeastward to the
North Atlantic Coast. The weather 1
Harvard anifV Cornell May Break.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 29. Prob
ability of a break in rowing relations
between Cornell and Harvard developed
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 29. (Special.)
a .now storm with a southwest wind
retary or tne Portland Chamber of blowing is rather unusual for this sec
Comerce; H. B. Miller, ex-United States I tion. but that is what Astoria expe
Consul-General at Yokohama, and I rlenced this morning;, and during; the
others appeared before the Senate I early hours fully two Inches of snowjwarraer m most of the Southwestern and
judiciary committee tonigrnt to voice I fell. The temperature was several ae-
viirorous protest against Senator wil- I trrees above freezing and before night
bur's bill modeled after the California I the bulk of the snow had disappeared.
law to debar Japanese and Chinese I This afternoon the wind shifted to the
from owning'land in Oregon. I northwest and since then there have
Mr. Dodson said that such action not I been frequent squalls ol rain, hall and
sleet.
only was entirely unnecessary, but that
it would endanger commercial relations
with Japan and China. He said that
there is no demand for such a law and
at a meeting of the Harvard rowing 1 tbat the number of foreign-born Japan
committee tonight. P. S. Howe, under
graduate crew manager, said after the
meeting that Cornell had Invited the
crimson to row at Ithaca on May 25,
that Harvard had replied the date was
too late and suggested an earlier be
ese and Chinese in this country Is de
creasing each year, so that the prob
lem is solving itseii.
He particularly emphasized the fact
that efforts of the Portland Chamber
of Commerce to obtain a direct steam-
named, but Cornell answered that May ""f,""" i
25 was the best available date. w"". 7" .iZ.Z rT'. ZTZ.
X Ills 1..1 iainui in. o.uu MUQ'
Folwell Not to Direct Penn.
tngton have such laws, he said, and
that Oregon has, not. have bettered
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 29. Robert I Oregon's chances for such a line.
Folwell. head coach of the University I Mr. Miller laid stress on the fact that
of Pennsylvania football team, win not I the Japanese government nas agreed
direct that team next Fall, according I to restrain Immigration itself, and that
n announcement tonicht bv Dr. A. fit has Deen living up to its agreement-
V. Goodt peed, chairman of the faculty I To pass sucn a law. ne saia. wouia De
construed as an ilsuii uj iu disa.
people.
Other speakers were Arthur Em
mons and W. w. Banks, representa
tives of Portland Japanese and
Chinese.
committee.
Dempsey to Box Jim Flynn.
SALT LAKE CTTY. Utah. Jan. 29.
Fred Winsor. a local boxing promoter
announced tonight that he has signed
Jim Flynn. o Pueblo, Colo., and Jack
Read The Oregonlaa classified lids.
Foot of Snow at South Bend.
SOUTH BEND. Wash, Jan. S8. Spe-
claL) A blizzard is sweeping over Pa
cific County and has covered tha ground
with close to a root or dry anow. The
temperature at 7 o'clock tonight was
29 above with a violent snow storm
raging.
Ridgcficld Farmers Rejoice.
RIDGEFIELD. Wash, Jan. 29. (Spe-
claD-now fell at Intermittent peri
ods Sunday in Rldgefield. Late Sun
day night snow fell to a depth of sev
eral Inches and still remains on the
ground. Snow flurries occurred today
which added to the fall already on the
ground. Farmers with Fall grain arej
rejoicing at the arrival of snow, as it
will materially aid their crops.
Snow at The Dalles Helpful.
THE DALLES. Or, Jan. 29. (Spe
claX) A heavy snow storm preceded
the rainfall yesterday and about four
Inches has fallen and will be a great
Southern border states, and from the Gulf
of Mexico northeastward to Canada; in gen
eral it Is colder In Northwestern and North-
Central United States and Western and Cen
tral Canada Temperatures are 40 degrees
below normal In Alberta and 39 degrees
below normal at Havre thla evening.
Although conditions continue somewhat
unsettled over this district, they ar. favor
able for generally ralr weather In this dis
trict Tuesday with lower temperatures, prob
ably developing Into a oold wave east of
the Cascade Mountains. Winds .will shift
to northerly
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Tuesday probably
fair, colder: northerly winds.
Oregon and Washington Tuesday gener
ally fair; colder with cold wave east por
tion, winds becoming nortnerly.
Idaho Tuesday generally fair, colder with
cold wave.
North Pacific Coast Tuesday occasional
rain or snow, moderate to strong westerly
to northwesterly winds.
T. FRANCT8 DRAKE,
Assistant Forecaster.
The seraphlne was a keyed musical
Instrument now obsolete, which pre
ceded the harmonium.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
RO JKFFEHOER At the residence of his
dhter. Mra W. K. Ogden, !n Michi
gan aventie, on January US. 1917, John
F Ronr.ebere-er. aired S3 years, a netlv
of Germany. A widow and four rhll'iren
survive him. bsalrla Mra Ogden. They
are B. F Ronnoberrer. of Anaeortes.
Wash Mra. Minnie IronsMea VU-not. 8
D.. and Mr. L. E. Marsh. Colfax. Wla
Funeral at Chambers Company's new fu
n -at parlors, corner Emr.on end Kerhy
streets, opposite Jefferson lliKh School, at
2 o'clock today Tueidnv. lnrnient
Rose Cltv Cemetery Please omit flowers.
GOTTH A RDT January 2. at the residence,
lnvi Eaat Salmon st.. Mary E. Ootthardt,
asr.d (3 years. Belov.d wlf. of John J.
ttotthardt and mother of Marraret C,
H.ln F.. Marlon. Frert.rlclc Theodore.
Edward. Oeorge and William Ootthardt.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence" tomorrow (Wedneedsyl, Jan.
SI, at 8:SO A. M., thence to Bt. Stephen's
Church, l'-'M E. Taylor St.. where msss
will b. offered at a o'clock. Friends In
vited. Interment ML Calvary Cemetery.
HOBINETT At the residence. Eaat Four
teenth St.. Jan. 2S. Belle Hobtnett. wife of
E. N. Hoblnett. mother of Mrs. Oeorgia
MeCullough. Mrs. Cora Roeper. Ouy B.tl
ley and Cell Ball.y. all of this city: sis
ter of Mrs. I.ottle Fowler, of Portland
Mrs. Clara Becker, of Alberta. Can.; C.
T. Thomas, of Salem, and Andrew Thom
as, of St. Helens. Or. Remains will be
, rorwarded today (Tuesday). Jan. SO. to
Oregon City, by Miller a Tracey. where
Interment will take place.
HFMMGftl, In this city. January SS. Emma
H.mmerl. aged 57 yeara. mother 0t Mrs.
L. A. Buchel. of 7f6 Everett street. Th.
funeral cort.ge will leav. the residence
establishment of J. P. Flnley a Pon. Mont
gomery at Fifth, at S o'clock this 'Tues
day! afternoon and proceed to the Ca
thedral. Fifteenth and Davis streets, srhere
services will be held at 2:S0 o'clock.
Friends Invited. Interment at Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
BURNS At Seattle. Wa.. Mrs. Victoria
Burns, aged 00 yeara. wl Jow of the late
Oeorge S Burns, who was killed In auto
mobile accident In this city June 22. 1913.
Friends and members Astra Circle. No
152. Women of Woodcraft. Invited to at
tend the funeral services to be held at
Holman'e runeral p. r tors at 2:30 p. it.
today (Tuesday). January SO. Interment
Mount Soott Park Cemetery.
CULP At the residence. 160 East Forty
seventh st. North. Jan. 27. Jacob O. Culp.
aged 75 years, beloved father of Charles
Culp. Mrs. Frank E. Burtch. also survived
by three Bisters and three brothers, re
sidlnr In the Esst. Funeral services will
be held today (Tuesday). Jan. SO. at 2
P. M.. at the residential parlors ot Mil
ler a Tracey. Interment Rose City Park
Cemetery.
PATER At his late residence. 4T Mllwaukle
street, this city. January Lucirn iater.
beloved and only brother of Mrs. Julia
Msntelll, Mrs. Henry E. McGinn and Miss
Margaret Pater. Funeral services from late
residence tomorrow (Wednesday). 3 P. M..
January SI. Concluding services at Port
land Crematorium on Kenwood carllne.
Fast Fourt.enth atreet, corner of Bybee.
BTONEROAD-At San Francisco. Cal. Jan
uary z. raui L. e-ioneroaa. area -''r-years
9 months 6 days, son of Mr. and Mrs John
T. Stoneroad. 812 Wasco street. Friends
Invited to attend the funeral services to
be held at Hoiman's funeral parlors at 10
A. M. today (Tuesday.) Interment Green
wood Cemetery.
M'CULLOCH The funeral services of the
ill. .1 .11. jm.. ui iuvu win . u,iu touay
(Tuesday) st 10:30 o'clock A. M. at the
residence establishment of J. P. Flnley a
Bon. Montgomery at Firth, by Mount Hood
Circle, Women of Woodcraft. Friends In
vited. Interment at Multnomah Cemetery.
KELLER The funeral services of the late
William L. Keller will be held Thursday.
February 1. at 2:80 o'clock P. M. at the
residence establishment of J. P. Flnley
a Hon. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends In
vited. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery.
KIRK Funeral services of the late Eliza
beth Kirk will be held at P. L. Lerch
funeral parlors. Eaat 1 1th and Clay ats..
today (Tuesday) at 3 P. M.
Universal Tractor
Attachment
rpORTCMTT with Bio ruTtnusw
Tour autombll and our Universal
tractor attaeiiraent will mako you bltf
money. Affen elllnf one a day. Big
demand. Bis profits for you, driving
tb lough tho country taking o.der frl
tha new Modern Workhorse. This trao
tor attachment can ba applied to most
eny automobile tn a few hours" time,
exclusive territory. Writs ax oall ai
once.
fiKfiXIXGER MOTOR CAR 0e
eeitst wrtlm a H4 Usees
a. WsaJOaartsak
LAURELHt'RST.
Before purchasing else where secure our
list wf exquisite homes Just complete lor
sale on easy terms, mutl obtalo copy of our '
album teams ell abuut Uaurelhurst. the
Ada 1 tion of B-utiful Homes, tbe show
place ol! Port. and, w hlch chAllenge com- ,
parttfon wita any eimUar properly In tas
world. Main ottice iiWie b tar It st. alaia
lToy. A 1515.
8XAP T-ROOM HOUSB. 12000.
100x100. on Peninsula, modern 7-roora
house, 2 blka. to car, all kinds of rrulu N
Owner wUl sacrifice for $20oO. IbOQ oaaii,
bal time. Will consider clear lot at richt ,
price. Akerson, tioocb St Co 6J3 Stoclc
Kxchani bldpr. '
wTuLAMETTE HEIGHTS sacrifice at f&0O0;
modern 6-room bungalow. 75-fi. front, ex
clusive district, two blocks from W ea lover
car: worth $T0O0, caah $2M and balance
at 7 per cent, av yeara to run. Owner, r
H tfO. Jresonlan. .
"near LAURKLHURST PARK.
Don't fail to see thia 6-room bunsjalow
and steeping porch; occupied ouiy one
year; must icilftce $liod for quica aalo.
1 tua la one of the hanaaomest oungalowe ,
In the district. Owner. Tauor Cb-fto.
FORCED to soil this modem B-room house
with larg-e fireplace, on rod street. In -fine
residence section of the city. Will
take tla00. Smell payment down, balance -at
lift per month, including S per cent
interest. For particulars see my attorney
et 4oe Piatt bida. -
SEE today. Must be sold. No. 1433, No.
14-V, No. 146 MlftdUsippI ave. and No.
1436 Alblna ave.. near Dekum. All mod
ern, new tmngalows; all conveniences.
Make offer for equity. Away below cost.
Utubdonstock eV Learn on. od Oak st.
MODERN 7 -room house, full corner lot, fur
nace, cement floor, on 11th and KUllnss
worth, property worth iioo. will taka
$JJt.K; terms to stitt. J. F. ttlll. 6U WU
hams ave. East 2 ft.
1m CASH will bur equity of (1125 tn mod- .
ern A-r. bunealow. Alt built-in conveni
ence: balance sikoo et per month.
It.irs'S'Bt snap of the seaeon. S(hl oak
street. Phoue Bwdy. 160H.
Ml- ST lose my equity In modern 5 -room
bung-alow. every - convenience. it you
havo a little cash money Investigate.
Tabor 2?!6.
TOO LATE TO CXARTFT.
THDA BAH A IN "THE DARLING OF
PARIS " TODA
MAJESTIC THEATER.
WASH. AT PARK. MAT. 10c; ETE., t5n.
LOST Pair of horn-rim spectacle with cold
noee pleca between Weetever and 22A sc
Fhone J&arsnaii irsu
Important Notice!
All owners of property In Union-avenue
district which Is assessed tor the
Columbia Interstate bridtte approach
viaduct (which is certainly unjust), for
full information call at once at our
oltice.
THE BROXG f,
28TV4 Oak St In Lm In Bids:.
Will Keep Open ITntll b f. t. Tuesday
anu neancBuay 1 nis tveex.
WESTERN BOND &
MORTGAGE GO.
Oar Own Money at Carrrst Rates.
MIMlll'AL A.U CUHPUHA'liU.1
BUNUS, KAR.H A.U CI I V LUAKi,
a l.urtk at lloarj of lrsil atlttsi.
Property Management
We give careful and efficient attention
to apartment-houses, office buildings,
leases, rentals, all property supervision.
Coe A. McKenna & Co.
General It en I Estate.
727 tiuilirr of t o
CREMATORIUMS.
lOUNT SCOTT PARK
Cemetery and Crematorium
Tabor 14SS. D 6X.
HORI'll'l LTTJKB.
PRUVIN'O. spraylnc. tree surr.ry. sraxtasa.
i iionoiss. saaia bj-u
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7
vresjoa lavewtment A Mortarasre Ca
Offices Sua-. 170 '1 aird C
.EmmiiaLGoyoEYco
6 7 LOANS
ON MORTGAGE SECURITY
NOffTMwCSlCRN BANK BUILDINQ
JNO. B. COFFEY
Insurance, Surety Bcmds
3Q4 WILCOX BLDG. MAM 7Q3
City Sc Farm Loans
S500 OR more 6-7-8
Repayment Prlrlleg-ea Private Funds.
I. la. bLAJUiOrV, Uy. luacau MIcLk
Sl-UCNUIC H-room home, tlntf location cor
ner iol, riose to pa ra, uaureinurtt; very
cheap. East 273. W. H. Herdman.
IKVINTiTOV, 9 room a modern; big bargain.
4-n k. j(tn rsortn. fnone way. iiki.
BhOOKE. dealer In Portland Heights homes
exciusive.y. a rew sacrinces. MaregJT.
WILL, aacrlflce strictly modern S-room bun
galow, with xurnaca fnone Tabor aula.
BARGAIN In Rose City Pars, bungalow; fine
location; nave grot to aeii. ltoor
HOUSE and Vi sere for sal. East 330.
For bale isuslneae Property.
lOOxluo CORNIER. 8d and Everett. Owner.
kit &, Oregon. an.
& ub urban Homo Property.
BKAVTIFI'L MODERN HOME.
2 H seres, f.ntly located, near psved
htgnway. A splendidly built residence,
6 rooms, furnace, sleeping porch, fire-
place, Joe fare; $SOOO.
FRANK, M'FARLA.SD, S05 Yeon Side .
U1BSON HALF ACRES.
Good soil, good aster, clone to eariiae,
easy terms; will build to suit purchaser.
Phone Marshall 155 or Beliwood. 47a
JOHN GIBSON. Owner.
For Sale- Acreage.
8 ACHES, all In cultivation, good soil, no
ro ka r clumpt, truit treea 3-room
hoase. burr and other buildings, 11 tnlies -from
Portland, on good macadam road;
price $2.v0.
P. J. STEIXMETZ CO
oo3 OerllngTttr Bldtf.
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES.
Near Portland; $75 to $oo per acre; easy
tertna bent soil, farms tor sale, all saaee,
McKarland. IQ5 Yeon Mdts Portland.
g ACRES, 3 miles from Portland, on Barna
road, cheap to right party. Sua Couch
blag.
Uomcitc
&40-ACRE homesteads, some with water;
Central Oregon. Keigusoa, Oerlinger bidg.
' For Pale Farm.
23 ACRES on Sandy BlufC road, 21 miles
from Portland. mile from Blount Hood
carllne, 17 acres In cultivation, fine creek.,
good house ana barn. Price l-toou, terms,
at 3 per cent Interest. Owner, G. W. An- v
drews. Boring. Or., route o. L
q ACrflSSi half apple orchard! 'nee -
ginning to bear, bought In on foreclosure; '
will sell at half price, ST500. Two .Vroora
cottages on St. Johns line, 15O0 mmX
2.VX. Call at Lewie bldg cigar stand.
NOR1 HERN PACIFIC RAILWAY LA.VO
Esstern Montana at $20 to $1H per acre;
suitable for fanning or erasing; easy
terms. For information write or eee W. "
K. Holt. Miles City, alont
FOR SALE 23.0OO acree la one block in
Southern Alberta; all No. 1 wheat land;
the befit and lest large block In Alberta.
Price $14 per sere.
T. ML. HUFF. Lethbrldga Alberts.
FOR 6 ALE 150 acres well Improved land.
For particulars Inquire
a. KONDRASKY, Hamlet. Or.
Loggedoff Ian 4 a $lu a. ur. running water,
emp'yt; little farms ceervd. Improved.
$25 down. J R Sharp. IWW Sherlock bid. .
eO ACRES. Irrigated, rell improved. $1000;
terms. Bslph . Croae, I'rinevuia, Or.