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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORXING OREGOXIAN. VEPESDAT. JANUARY 31, 1017. 15 it iiir , J S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiOi'iii-iiiiiiiiiiiiii'.iii; Here We Show The Full Reo Line TEN RE OS to choose from the com ing year a car for your every need, including the needs of your business. DOES THAT SOUND flippant? We assure you we do not mean it so. Nor is it far-fetched by any means. IN TRUTH we do not know of any one who owns one of every Reo model, but we could name several who own as many as four or more Reos of different types. IT ISN'T UNCOMMON to find business men who own both 2 -Ton and H-Ton Reo trucks, and one or more Reo pleasure cars as well. AND IT ISN'T DIFFICULT to think of many who might profit ably own even more of every model. ONE THINGS SURE: You find more Reo models in the same owner's garage than of any other make. THAT'S BECAUSE once a man ,, owns a Reo he is "sold" on Reo quality, Reo dependability, and Reo low cost of upkeep. SO WHEN HE DOES need another car or truck, either smaller or larger than the one he has, first thing he does is to find out whether Reo makes such an one. "50 PER CENT OVERSIZE" in all vital parts, the Reo standard fac tor of safety, is in all Reos look them over at the show. LET A REO MAN go over the stripped "cut out" chassis with you. THEN YOU'LL KNOW why Reos are so reliable and sd almost un- ' believably economical in upkeep. NOT THE CHEAPEST to buy . but the cheapest to own that is the Reo slogan. All prices are f. o. b. Lansing, Michigan Reo Motor Car Company Lansing, Michigan Northwest Auto Co. Factory Distributors of the Line Complete BROADWAY AT COUCH ST, PORTLAND, OREGON F. W. Vogler, Pres. C. ML Menzies, Sales Mgr. This directory la for the Information of th. public, to srlv as far as pos sible the different lines of business which the average person may llnd occa sion to use. Any information which cannot b found here will be gladly fur nished by phoning Main 7070 or A 60D5, House 40. ACCORDION PMSATIXG. K- BTEPHAX, hsmslltchlng, scalloping, ac cord., aide pleat, buttons covered; mail orders. J'lttock block. Broadway lOwa. AGATE ri'TTEBS. M. 1874. Vff. Jew.l.ra expert watchmak.ra Millers. S43V Wash., bet. Bdwy. and Park. ABATORS AND ANALYST. MESSENGER SERVICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles ant) bicycles. Phone Mala 6. A !! MCSICAL. EMU. TH1KLHORN. Violin Teacher, pupil Kevclk. u7 FUedncr bids. Marshall OPTOMETRIST! AND OPTICIANS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. silver and platinum bought. 2d Gold. ATTORNEYS. W. J. Makellm Probate, real estate, mining and corporation law: abstracts and titles examined; written opinions furnished. 1434 Northwestern Bank bids. Main 5748; LAWYERT618 PittockTblock. No charge for preliminary consultation. L. D. MAHONE. Marshall 5333. lawyer. 40 Panama bldg. CANCER. U. M. JONES, M. D. CANCER TREATED. Brewer bide., lth snd Alberta. Wdln. 4H8 CARPET WEAVERS. mil' Ul( FROM OLD CARPETS. Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. North west Ku-r Co.. 184 . 8th st. Both phones. rELLl'LOID BUTTONS, BADGES. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. . 8S7 Washington St. Main 312 and A 1JQ4. CHIROPODIST. William. Estell. and William, Jr., Devsny. the only scientific chiropodists In the city. Parlors Gerllnger bids., southwest cor r ner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 13UL CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. J ELIMINATING medicines snd operatlona Permanently restoring health without drugs or scars. Dr. McMahon making good. SI sdjustments 1 . Macleay bldg. snd Sanitarium. Patients satisfied. Knockers boost. Case questions free. DR. DANFORD, chiropractor snd electro therapies. Specialist in nervous disordera Room 312 Bwetland bldg. Phone East 2t3. (1RCH.AK LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO., 610 N. W. bldg. Mar. SS'J'J. ltM) letters multigraphed for $1. COAL AND BRIQUETS. IV HY PAY MORE! A RAVINO Ob- 25 TO 00 Properly fitted glasses as low as S1.51I: 4000 satisfied customers. ssttafsctlon guaranteed. Chaa W. oood- ri 11 oninmairlit. 2011 Morrison. Wainr2124. "PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience U. S. and foreign patents, ool Dckum bldg. PHYSICIANS. DU. R. A. PHILLIPS. Allsky bldg. Get my new booklet. 'Vhronlc Diseases" ; It s frea PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24th snd York sta Main 84SH PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbeln. Mgr. Printing snd linotyping, 1"0 Front -. corner Htark. Main or A 1418. RAG RIGS AND ttfrT W'tiS. FLUFF RUBS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrain. BrusseVa Smyrna. Ammlnster. rag ruga all slses; mall orders prompt; booklet. CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. .75 BxIS Rags cleaned SxlO Knss cleaned WESTERN 'U'F RIO CO., 84-r. Union Ave N. Esst 6818. B 147. HEAL, ESTATE DEALERS. PALMER-JONES CO., H. P.. 404 Wilcox bid. RIPTIKK AND PILES. RUPTURE AND PILES. SnrrMurull treated without operation. pain or detention from business. P. O. box 10S7. Portland. Or. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. CHURCH LEY BROS., Main 881. A 8981. Coal, Diamond Briqueta Kindling. COLLECTING AGENCY. W. W. UAVIES, collections. Gerllnger bldg. Main bonded; reasonable charges. NETH st CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17 (Ml No collection, no charge; established Itfou. dancingT : FREE STORAGE. FREE MOVING. Telephone for oar proposition; we cap save you money; storage, pecains. Ing. shipping. Modern Brick Storage Warehouse. tl'i'lTUlTV RTOHAGE TRANSFER CO., Office 105 Park St. Main 6105. A 105L Warehouse 44-46 E. 6th St. N. !iiii!iiiiiiri;ii!hii)iniiiriiuiiiii!iiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiuuiiaiiiiiiiiiii!ii;iiiiiiiiHiii DEKUM DANCING CLUB Latest dancea classes Tuesday snd Friday evenings; pri vate lessons, oOc a lesson. 30s Liekura bldg. Marshall J278. . MANCHESTER Dancing Academy. 85V4 6th. oet. Estara ana uaK; private lessona S2. A. M., P. M., eve; latest dancer guaranteed class Thura., Sat. eve., 7-8:30. Bdwy. 21ttO. EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT, LINGS. Treatment by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr. h . j Caaseday, 017 Oekum bid.. 8d A W n. I IRE INSURANCE. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household goods specialists: storsgn, packing, ship ping and moving: horse or auto vans special freight rates to all polnta PICK TRANSFER 6TORAGE CO. 2d and Pine sts. Broadwsy 6116, A lWOrt. nnrr-nN TRAVSFE I corner 13th Telephone Main 60 or A 116H. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks; lowest in surance rates In the xiAnlsov ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE. Office. ISO Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Phone Main 70L WOOD. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. GREEN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blockwood. Panama Fuel Co. Main 6720. A S8Q9. WHOLESALERS AND IMANUFACTURERS AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS. DUBRU1LLE blWUV TOP Co.. 2!K 2d AUTO SPRING MANUFACTURING. MfK. and repair- -LAMER 4PRIN6C0 ing; 4000 springs carrieQ in aioui. loth & Couch sts . , ,-"T t-,-l i. i. AT HOME. Baggage 4k Omnibus TransteiPark & Davis. ...m.u XVII Ol.K.S ALE, T "t , I TVvT 112 Sherlock Bldg.. L. Dinkelspiel Co. Tlfird. comer ok. GRAIN MJSRCHANTS. M. H. HOU.SER, Board of Trade Building. GROCERIES. WADHAMS 4 CO., 07-73 Fourth street. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOUSER HAT CO., 03-55 Front St. HIDES. WOOL, C A SCAR A BARK. KAHN" BHOS.,- lil Front street. MANUFACTURERS LADIES' NECKWEAR. EASTERN NOVELTY MFG. CO., 85Vi Sthst. PUNTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO., 12th and Davis sts. NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES. WEl.NHARD'S GOLDEN AM BER NECTAR. Henry Weinhard Plant, loth and 2Jurnside sis. Phone Main 72. A 1172. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. RASMUPSr;N & CO.. 2d and Taylor sta FUNERAL NOTICES. STAMPFER In this "city January 29. Jo seph Stampfer, aged 60 years, a native of Austria, member of Multnomah Camp. No. . 77. Woodmen of the World, Lula Tribe. Improved crd-.r of Red Men snd Foue of Herman. The funeral procession will leave the conservatory chapel of the Esst Side Funeral Llreclors. 414 East Alder street, at ft A. M. tomorrow IThursday. The services will be held st the St. Jo seph Church. 4 Fifteenth street North, at h SO A. M. Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. GOTTHaRDT January 2S. st the residence, 10.18 Esst Sslnion St.. Mary K. Gotthardt, aged 63 years. Beloved wife of John J. Gotthardt snd mother of Margaret O., Helen F.. Marion. Frederick. Theodore. Edward. George and William OotthardU Funeral will take place from the above I residence today (Wednesday! January 81. at 8:30 A. M., thence to St. Stephen's Church. 1230 E. Taylor St.. where mass will be offered st u o'clock. Friends In vited. Interment AIL Calvary Cemetery. DE INI.IIS The funeral of the late Csndldo Do lnllia who r-sssed away in th city January 21 will be held tomorrow (Thurs day) st 1:45 P. M.. from the residence. 644 Fourth street, thence to St. Michael's Church, where services will be held st 2 r. M. Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Remelns will be st the parlors of the Skewes Undertaking Compapy. comer Third and Clay streets, until a A. M. Thursday. PATER At hla late residence. 64T Mllwaa- Kl street, this city. January l-ucien P.ter. beloved snd only brother of Mrs. Julia Mantel!!. Mrs. Henry E McGinn nnd M ss Margaret Pater. Funernl services rom late rest lence today ( Wednesday I, A!.. January 81. Concluding serv ices st Portland Crematorium on Se'lwood car'ire. East Fourteenth street, corner of Bybee. All fneads are invited. CRADDOCK At the reMSeoor. cl Msson janua-y so. Charity K.. craacioca. age 64 years. 8 day., beloved wife of Robert H Craddock. mother of Lena Cr.ddock. b til of this city. Funeral eervtres will be held tomorrow (Thursday . February 1 at 2:30 P. M.. at the Portland Crema torium Services will be under the auwpl cs of the Ordei of Eastern Btar. Martha Washington Chapter .No. 14. SHATTTCK Tn this city. January 80. Ira Oliver Phattuck. aged 60 years 4 months 8 dava S.m of the late Judge K- D. shat tuck. Friends lnvtted to attend funersl services, which will be held st Holmsn's funeral parlors. Third snd Sslmon streets, at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow (Thursday!. Feb ruary L Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. COOPER In this city. Jsnnsry So. Marian Allen Cooper. Infant daughter of Mr. snd Mra P. C. Cooper, Remains forwarded b- the Holman Undertaking Company to Independence, Or where funeral services will be held. WALTER? At San Bernardino. Cel.. Ru dolph Welters, sged 24 years. Remains brought to Port'.snd In csre Holman Un dertaking Compsny, and Interment In Rose City Cemetery on January 3D. NEW TODAY. n f ' . I ls ' ' . Universal Tractor! Attachment rTOHTCMTT WITH BIQ fLTVBJKs Tour autointblle and our Universal tractor attachment will make you bis; suoney. AgenLa selling; one a day. Bis; emend. Big; profits (or you. driving thxoueh the country taltlns o.-ders fr-1 the new Modern Workhoro. Tbtatraos tor attachment eta ba applied to moat any automobile ta a few aours tlaaea ExelualTO tarrltory. Vr'rlia or oaU a4 nca. CKRUXGER MOTOR OAK CeJka osith rif9 ana Hood ti aassa m'KRAL DIRECTORS. Edward Holmsn, Pres.: W. J. Holman. Sec: J. L. Werleln, Treaa EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED 1877 RELIABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Third and Salmon Streets Main 507, A 1511. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-bO Front st. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. L. KLINE. S4-B8 Front St. PaUNTINO. DBIMTIMfl BALTES ; COMPANY. rnlllllilU 1st and Oak sta Main lHo. A 1 165 PRODUCK. PRODUCE, dried fruit, correspondence so li ;ited. Union Produce Co.. 128 Union ave. " PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVEKDINO & FARKKLL, 140 Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup, SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER & CO., 12th and Davis sta WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d St. AMUSEMENTS. DR. GEARY REPORTS Work of 13 Years as County i Physician Summarized. v HOSPITAL IS ONE RESULT EfTtclent Organization of Xurses l'erfccted and Work Conducted WitU Minimum of K.xiense to Citizens of County. An accounting of the 13 years" serv ice of lr. E. I Geary tus county phy sician, during which time a trained staff for the care of the county sick was formed, a county hospital organ ized and the worK carried on with efft ciency. la xriven in a final report sub mltted to the County Commissioners by the physician yesterday. Dr. Geary has been succeeded by Dr. -Harry F. McKay. The report follows: . In lay In down the work of County Phy Ician after 3 3 years ot service, I deem it due to your board, and the citizen of the county, that I give some account of my stewardship in a brief resume of what h; been accomplished. When I was appointed to this office by Judge Webster, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Show ers. in 1904. ail of the county wards, both sick and well, were maintained in oid and unsanitary buildings on the Canyon road There was no trained nursing or attending staff. Previous County Physicians had been lianulcaped by lack of Interest or annre ritftioa on the part of the Commissioners and citizens of the essential importance and dignity of this work, and by the conren lences of facilities afforded by the two splen did private Hospitals In the city. iS'urse Is Highly l'raised. It wis found difficult to secure and re tain women nurses, though with the sanction of the County Board I was occasionally able to secure well-qualified women who served for a time and did much to improve con ditions. I finally found In the person of Jdism Natchway (now Mrs. Ulman). a nurse wno, tor hipti character, skill and faithful- tiuss observes more than this passing tribute, nnd she did much to solve our problems. She. with her assistants, soon organized the nursing on an eff icieut basis. The County Board permitted me to have a small surgery built in one of the farm buildings, and here, with facilities for sterilizing dressings and instruments. I did, with my assistant. Dr. McCornack (now Captain United States Army Medical Corps! a large number of major and minor surgical operations, in fact, all of the county's work at that time, with satisfactory results. , An interne fro.u among recent graduates of our local rnvdicai school wus secured each year In place or the occasional service of a medical student. In 1908 the County Board, then consisting of Judge Webster, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Lightner, realized the need of further im proving conditions and decided on the erec tion of the present farm buildings with a tubercular pavilion, near Troutdale. and pur chased the property at Second and Hooker streets for a hospital site. The old residence on these grounds, remodeled and enlarged, became what was Intended to be the tem porary home of Multnomah. Hospital. I was directed to secure a capable super intendent and to choose a staff of physicians. surgeons and specialists from the medical profession of this city, and with the assist ance of Mrs. Spaulding. the superintendent. to establish a training school for nurses. which later also supplied nurses for Mult nomah farm. For the management of these Institutions I was. tn October, 1909. instructed to pre pare rules and regulations, of which copies are appended. Under these rules our earn est and efficient staff has built up a splen did Institution for social service, at large expense to themselves of time and effort, and (since they all serve without pay) at minimum of cost to the taxpayers. Several classes of nurses, whose ability has been abundantly recognized In private work, and in the management of other hos pitals, have been graduated from the institution. Interneships have come to be more In de mand than those or any other Portland noa pital. because of the extent and variety of the services, which rotate between the hos pital, the farm and the Baby Home, Clinical instruction to medical students has at all times been welcomed, with due recard alwavs to the Interests of the patient: I feel that this has inriuencea many or tne best students in the medical school to com pete for interneships. Mrs. A. B. Y. Spaulding, the superintend ent, has most ably carried out our plans to perfect an active and efficient hospital oreanlzntion. Iet me bespeak for my successor in the office. rr. McKay, your active Interest and assistance in carrying on this work which was so difficult to initiate. Under the rules herewith, now in force for six years, the in stitution has developed free from taint of unworthy political influence or graft, and the service rendered the sick and Injured poor has been of inestimable value. BANKS TO MAKE CHANGE CHARGES FOR SERVICES WIL.I. BE COLLECTED HEREAFTER.. BAKER THEATER Broadway and Morrison "Always a Show of Quality." Tonight All This Wk-Mat. today. Sat ALCAZAR PLAYERS IN DEN MAN THOMPSON'S WONDERFUL RURAL DRAMA The Old Homestead At last In stock. Ons of the srsatMt plays tn history. Strong cast. Immense scenic production. Get your seats early. Evenings, 25c BOc. 73c Bat. Mat.. 25c 50c Wed. Bargain Mat., 25c only. Y. M. C. A. MOVE BACKED Portland Secretary Addresses Meet ins at Vancouver. VANCOUVER. Wash., Jan. 30. (Spe cial.) J- A. Goodell, of Portland. North west Industrial secretary of the Y. M. C. A., spoke to about 60 young men and. a number of the business men last night at the St. Elmo Hotel at a ban quet called to inaugurate a movement for a Y. M. C. A. in Vancouver. The plan met with great favor and Mr. Goodell told of the work in other cities. Others who favored the move ment were Mayor Milton Evans, E. E. Beard and E. Curran, newspapermen: Bert Yates and M. M. Connor, lawyers; Clement Scott and Rev. E. ll Benedict, pastor of the Methodist Church, and a number of the young men. Explanation I That Accommodations Have Been Provided for Patrons at Loss. Beginning tomorrow, bank membera of the Portland Clearing-House Asso ciation will inaugurate charges for spe cific services similar to those that have been In effect for soma time In other financial centers in. the ITorthweat and In most of the large cities of the United States. In explaining the reason for the new schedule of charges the banks announce that "they regret they are unable long er to perform at an actual loss to them selves services which heretofore they have been giving free and that they now are compelled to adopt the prac tices found necessary In other cities. " The new schedule, in part, follows: Exchange The following- minimum rates will be charged for drafts: On banks located in Alaska, H of 1 per cent; Canada. H of 1 per cent; Idaho. Montana, Oregon, "Wash ington, no minimum charge: California and other parts of the United titates, 1-10 of 1 per cent. Minimum charge for any draft will be 10 cents, provided, however, that the charge for a number of drafts purchased at one time by one person will be based on the aggregate amount of the drafts. Telegraphic transfers Not less than H of 1 per cent, plus cost of telegrams, in ad dition, to any charges made by transmitting bank or banks. Minimum charge for transfers of $25, 25 rents. Minimum charge for transfers above $25, 50 cents. Checking accounts -On all checking ic ; counts averaging for the current month less than $ 10O on which any checks have been paid, a service charge of 25 cents per month. and same either charged to the account or collected not later than the 10th of the next succeeding month. Check books Actual cost of all extra printing on checks. Escrows Minimum rates: Entry fee, $1, to be paid at time escrow is deposited. On each $1000 involved, not less than of 1 per cent. Minimum fee, $1, together with' attorney's fees. On payments of $10,000 and over 1-20 of 1 per cent, together with attorney's fees. rr r-jr NASI! OHKMAN MM Harry tester Mason; Howard's Animal buectacle. FOSTER BALL, MUares: Travel Weekly. FAKBEK GIRLS. P ANTAGE MATINEE DAILY 2:30 GRUBER'S ANIMAL CIRCUS Trained Elephants, Horses, Ponies and Dogs , "World's Greatest Animal Act WILSON BROTHERS Famous Funmakers METROPOLITAN FIVE 7 BIG ACTS 7 Iloxes and Loarea reserved tT phone t -irlnln 2;3Q. 7 nnd H Head The Oregonlan classified ads. VETERANS TO CELEBRATE Battery A, of Guard, ta Commemo rate 51st Anniversary. Vetprans of Battery A, Oregon Na tional Guard, the oldest military or ganization on the Pacific Coast, will gather at the Imperial Hotel .Saturday night, February 3, to celehrate the 51st anniversary of that organization. This year only veterans will be pres ent, as the Battery is on the Mexican border and will not return In time for the celebration. In addition to the veterans a nu: .ber of prominent military men will be Dresent. Several appropriate entertain ment features will form part of the banquet programme. ELKS HAVE SHOW TONIGHT Oregon City lodge Transformed Into Early-Day Mining Camp. OREGOM CITY. Or.. Jan. 30. (Spe cial.) Transforming a building the size of the Elks' Temple Into an early day mining camp is no small Job, as the committee in charge of the "Days of Forty-Nine" Show, to be staged to morrow night by the local Lodge of Elks. has discovered. Carpentsrs, painters and truckmen were busy all day today in preparation for the event. From Colton, Cat., came a strange package containing two beautiful elk teeth. They were from V. B. Hun saker, a member of lli9, who requested that they be given as a prize. For the past week Elks and their ladies have been busily engaged ar ranging their costumes for the occasion. Phone Your Want Ads to THE 0REG0NIAN Main 7070, A 6095. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. THEDA BAR A IN "THE DARLING OF PARIS, TODAY. MAJESTIC THEATER. WASH. AT PAKK. MAT. 10c; EVE., 15c WANT best 4 or 5 rooms. Alberta to Wood- et JCK. that sl-'OO win buy. Pay 500 cash, n monthly. X 43. Oregonlnn. ArCTlOX 6AI.ES todai. Ford Auction House, 101 2d st. Furniture. 9 At Wilson's Auction TTaiimi t in a b r unmure. IIW'UI feecona St. MEETING XOT1CKS. o?UR,EKA coun-cit.. NO. 204. K. AND U OP k slemDers are rpniiM tend the funeral of our late sister. Marr B. Gotthardt. st bt. Stephen's Church. 1238 day, Jan. 31. at 9 A. ill 2 SAMARITAN LODGE, NO 9 hr P" ?' F- "alsr meeting Wednesday st M j xi A? Third Jfml,e' A'der street! Iters always welcome. ---l-et. is- A. J. WALTHER, N. G R. OSYOLD, Sec',. ruIWB CHAPTRH -v-rt 3. R. A. M. SDecial .r,nbt I this (A ednesdayj evening, 7;B0 o clock. January 31, 1917. Work in the Mark Master degree. Visit ors welcome. il-r- ANDRU3. Bee. flir. TA BOB LODGE. NO. 42. a. . a.nu A. M. Special com munication thlS lV1rA.,l.ul evening. West tilde Temple. 8 - ,rw session. Kev. Joshua Ptansflelri win -11. lecture entitled "A Man and Alason." All M. iU. lDcu iw Muenq. U. B. AtOAKK. Bee REGULAR MEETING tms ivteanesoay) evening, r.asi eucin ana Aide streeta Visitors cord la II- NO. 17 invited. Initiatory degree. GEORGE T. ANDREWS. N. G. W. W. TERRY. Sec. WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 46. A. F. AND A. M. Special comxnunicstloa this (Wednes day) evening. 7 o'clock. East Eighth ana uurnsiae. M. si. de-' cate with ua gree. Visitors welcome. Order, stock, as we j.- M. KicrAAtuiJ, sec W. U. PERFECT FIKEBAL SERVICES FOR LESS MILLER & TRACEY Independent T'aneral I M rector. I-ady ArmiMant. tVadh. at Vila Mt.. Bet. XOtb and 21st. Main 2691. A .85. West islde. Day and nljrtit erIce. j. p. fi::ley & son. Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. rTTX.VIN-0 A M'ENTEE. funeral dlrectora. Broadway and Pine .street. Phone Broad way 4.to. jl L.aay aiienaani. AUCTION The. Seaside Door 4b .Lumber Comrinr will, on Wednesday, the 14th Any of KeU mary. 1917. at the hour tf 2:30 P. at Its door factory in teslde, Orf'icon. avll Ht public auction tn the htKheat bidder for cast, it a aasti and door factory plant and ah) p pinc warehouse, being lota one l). two Ut. aix (G, seven 7 . and nine (W . In block twelve v.. and lot one 4 1) in block ruin t6. in Hradbury'a Addition to Ocean Orov. and buildinss thereon: and all the sash and door factory and ot her machinery in eid bufcfelinfts; and also all personal property in the blacksmith shop at ald plant, a list of which may be had on application to the un dorsifcned. lUht reserved to reject any and all bids. C. G. rAUlBERG, ITeiltlrnt. -Important Notice! All owners of nrorertv In Union-ave nue district which is assessed for the Columbia Interstate bridge approach viaduct (which Is certainly unjust), ior full information call at once at our office. THE 11 It O N O rO, 27Vi Oak St- In Lewis Bide Will Keep Open Until 8 H. M. Tuesday- and Wednesday This Week. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city property at 6 and 7 per cent. Farm and suburban loans at current rates. Liberal repayment prlv. lieges allowed. No dolays. LABbri LOANS SPECIAL RATES. A. H. BIRRELL GO. XI 7-21 1 Northwesters Bank Balldina. Marshall 4114. A 4118. F. S. Dl'NNING. INC.. Bast Fide Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street. East 52. B S53H. MORTGAGE LOANS WE HAVE INSU RANCE MOSEY AT 5 PRIVATE: Ft.NUS AT 6 AND 7 Robertson & Ewing X07-8 Northwestern Bank Bide A. R. ZBLI.BR t CO., 8i2 WILLIAMS AVE. least X. I'ws. bauy attendant. RKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 8d and Clay. M'n 41T.2. A 28111. Lady attendant. MR AND 1IRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. E. 80th snd Ollsan. Tab. 4313. EBICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors, 12th and Morrison sta Main 6183, A 2235. P. L. LKRCH, East 11th snd Clay streeta Lady attendant. East 781. B 1888. MArSOIECM. "THE BETTER WAY" Humane, Scientific Security for the Dead. Sanitary Protection for the Living. RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM , Terminus Rlverview Csrllne, Taylor's Kerry Road, , For Particula.s Inquire Portland Mausoleum Co. Phone B'dwy SSL 636 Plttock Block. M.ORIST8. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Florists. 354 Washington. Main 2R9, A 12G9. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 387 Morrison st. Main or A 1SH5. Fine 'lowers and floral designs. No branch stores. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. Sell ing bldg., 6th and Alder sta ION6ETK FLORAL CO.. 285 Washington St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 6102, A 1101. HORTICULTURE. PRUNING, spraying, tree surgery, graftage, expert gardeners. Nlcholaa Main 7411. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 264-29 4th St., opposite City Hall. Mala 864. Philip Neu st eions lor memorials. BLACSlNCi" R ANlTEl CO. THIRD MADI5QN STREET. CREMATO RIt MS. MOUNT SCOTT PARK Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 146a. Z i- EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins. New Uemg-ns. Jaeger Broa., 131-3 .Sixth st. FRIEDLANDER'S, Jewelers, for Emblems, Class Pins and Presentation Medals. iJeaigu and estimates funiiabed tree. 310 Wash. niEP. IT MILL AN" Angus McMillan 1 notified that his brother. 1. K. McMillan, was kliied In an auto accident at Sacramento. January ill. 111 7. Communicate at once with O. G. Hopkins. Bryte bldg.. Sacra mento. Cal. FOX January 28. Fred Fox. aired 55 years. Remains at Dunning A McEntee'a parlors. Notice of funeral later. FOERAL NOTICES. ; KELLER The funeral services of the lte Wil liiiin 1 Keller wili be held tomorrow Tliersday). Kebrunry 1, at 1! :30 o'clock T. M . a the residence establishment of J. J. Flu ley A Bon. ilontroraery at "ifth. I-'rlendt invite!. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery. EC ftWS The funeral services of th late Thoma Screw will be held today (Wed xietrday). at 2:30 P M.. at the reti tisi.ce estnblt!hn.ent of J. P. Kin ley A Son. Montsjomery at Fifth. Frtnda In vited. Interment at Multnomah Cemetery. K1BBEB In this city. Jamea Klbbee. age - ttO yeans, late or amus. wwn. funeral sr. Ice will be held today Wednesday) at 1 0::t0 A. M., from iiricsons chapel. Twelfth and Morrisou strta. k nanus la vlted. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office Kootn 133 Coarthouae. 5th-treet Entrance. Phone from S to 5 Main 378. Home phone A 025. Nlebt rail after office hours. Main 9?0 Report all cases of cruelty to the above address. Electric lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick mid disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any one desiring a dog or other pets communl- Caii xor all lost or strayed look after all imDoundina. There la no mora city pound, just Oregon Humane .society. JiEW TODAY. WESTERN BOND & MORTGAGE GO. Oar Osrsi Mssrr at'Csrrrat Hates. MlMtlfiL A It COHPOKAiiO.1 BU.MM, KAK.H A.'D Cl'l'V LOANS, Kssrtt St, Moart of Trade Kids;. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7 Orcsroa Isvcstsint A Mori jcaa. Cs Olllns 170 'Iklrd tit. EOIHOLGOOOEYCO 6 7 LOANS ON MORTGAGE SECURITY MORTHWCSTCRN BANK O UIU31N3 JNO. B. COFFEY Insurance, Surety Bonds 304 WILCOX Biaxi. MAIN 702 REAli ESTATE. for bale -Lot. BUILDERS. ATTENTION. I own a tine Laurelhurst lot near park, which I'll sell you cheap with second mon tage -privilege and will also furnish re liable party buildlns loan. Kverythiug sold out near this location. Evenings, Tabor 6S45. .UNION AVE. LOT. $490 Cash buys buxlOO on Union ave.: interstate bridge St.; future business lot. FRANK L. MOUIRE. Abington Bldg. SACRIFICE Lot snd building, E. Morrison St.. near lilU; .ooUO, terms. W -. ure-' gonian BROOKE Di-aler In PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. A few bargains. Mar. s-i. for feaie Hoasea. 250 ROSE CITY PARK J2!SO ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN AND PAID. T'ls means paving, et-wer. Bideaalk!. B rooma and a dandy sewing-room with French doors to the dining-room; hard wood floors In big living and dlnuiK rooms; big fireplure. bookcases, 2 bod r.iuma and Inside sleeping porch; full -niHiil basemi-ut, .landy furnace v le.s than half bloclt to car: emy terma See this quick. HirkmaT-WllBou. 5th i-nd candy. THAT VACANT LOT. WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO INCOME? WE PLAN AND BUILD ANY THING, residence to factory, or any con struction; sketches and estimates free, fur nish the money if desired. All depart ments one otflce. We actually save you money. Our reputation your protection. L. R. BAILEY CO.. INC.. Contracting Ar chitects. 2 Abington b:d. LACRELHURST. Before purchasing elsewhere secure our list of exquisite homes Just completed, for sale on easv terms, snd obtain copy of our album tailing alt -about Laureihurst. th. Addition of Beautiful Homes, the show place of Portland, which challenges com parison with any similar property in tea world. Msin ofllc. -Tui Slurs, st. Mam 170O, A IBIS. SXAP T-ROOM HOUSE, $2000. 100x100, on Peninsula, modern 7-roora house. - blks. to car. all kinds ot fruit. Owner will sacrifice for fJOol). 5iK essli. bal. time. Will consider clear lot st right price. Akernon. (iooch & to, OoS Stock Exchange bldg. ST. JOHNS SNAP. Bank foreclosed mortgage, will sell st cost, old 7-rm. plastered house, corner Kessenden snd Central svenue. lot 150X 75; right on carllue; price .100; easy iiODDARD WIEDBICK. 843 t-tark St. I NEAR LAURELHURST PARK. Don't fall to see this 6 -room bungalow and sleeping porch; occupied -only on. year; must saci'ifice floou for quick sale. This Is one of the handsomest bungalows In ths district. Owner. Tabor r645. floou "WILL buy a 6-room house and a lot bXli". Willi iruil miu i. n-.cu ,,,, ued at S1S0U: must be sold at i nee; lot- ted 111 (Sandy on tne main street ai d road leading trom Portland to iit. Hood. O R- Keliscs. 540 E. Afh st. illkl CASH wlil buy equity ot Hl-a in moa- T - . . . . . i . i ll KTilW.m rnnv.ni. ern o-r. dhb.hu". " i - - ences; balance 15O0 at J. per month. Biggest snap of the season. 300 Od street. Phone Bwdy. 1858. ; PHOSE and find how you can have a mod ern new home reasonable for cssrt or a small pavment and your own terma Address lUb E. Yamhill, or Tabor A BEACTIkUL new bungalow, only 13-. .; .. down: 1 block from car. Phone Tabor MMT or Main .M71. SPlJiXDlD l-room home, nne location, cor close to Park. Laureihurst; very w cheap. East 273. W. H. Herdman. NEW ROSE CITY BUNGALOW. Big sacrilice for quick sale. 6.-;! E. 5ith t. N. Phone Tsbor or Main 5179. WILL sacrifice strictly modern 5-room bun galow, with furnacaPhoneTabor S013. RAHO MN In Rose City Park bungalow: fins location; hsv. got to sell. Tabor 721. 1RVINGTON, rooms, modern; big bargain. 4K3 E. iith North. Phono Bdwy. lo5s. BROOKE, dealer in Portland HeiBhts homes exclusively. A few ascnlices. Mar. 4S'7. East S-3. HOVSK snd For 8a Ir ere for Bile. -rinnlneas Property. loOilOO CORNER. 3d aud Everett. BE . oreconian. Suburban Mmie Iroperty. IDEAL SVBT-RBAN HOMESITH Fioin 1 to lO acres, rich land, well developed community: Ut minutes out. with 10 big rer! steel trains dally each war ihrouch it. Buy now st our low prices sni easy pay ments. Let u show you. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY. 10J Fourth sL GIBSON HALF ACRES. Oooil soil. Kooii water, close to carMne, eay terms; will huiid to suit purchaser, fnolie Slurhi;i or Pellwood 47. JUU.N OlBcuN, Owner.