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Newspaper Page Text- - i , . t - TnE MORXING OREGOyiAy, - FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1917. J- fl'GREDIE PLEASED WITH 4 HEW VETS Slay-at-Homes Join Beavers, but Are Not in as Good Shape as Voyagers. 3 ROOKS ADDED TO QUAD Portland Not to Take Higgrlnbotham. Brown or Bwaclna Deal May Be Made Wlta Pittsburg tor Soutliworth. BY ROSCOB PAWCETT. MARTSVILLE. CaL. March 22-(Bpe-daL Reinforced fcy seven new play ers of more or less renown, the Port land Coast Leaguers ' christened their second training- camp of the Spring here this afternoon. While a slight breeze swept the field, the sun was out, and the squad enjoyed a good skirmish. Nobody seemed to have lost any of the old-time paprica on the ocean trip from Honolulu, and i stranger could have spotted the land lubber stay-at-homes from the already conditioned gang from Honolulu. Walter McCredle had sent word to the late reporters at Stockton to re main there for another day, owing to the limited hotel facilities here, but Mack's Paul Revere must have gone astray. The message miscarried, and the entire gang trooped into Marys villa before noon. Some of them may have to sleep on billiard tables tonight. Aen pies Are Promising The new men are Lynn Brenton, pitcher. New Orleans; William Fincher, pitcher, St. Louis; Floyd Farmer, out fielder, and Paddy Siglin. Infielder, Pittsburg; Charles Schorr, southpaw pitcher, Oakland; Charles Iredale, in fielder, San ' Francisco; Ernest Prultt, pitcher. Oregon. While the four new vets are still sore and stiff from their -exercises with the Spokane club at Stockton they step like stake horses. Siglln is a dead ringer for Oscar Harstad. Farmer weighs about 185 pounds and has a face and pair of shoulders much like Carl Mays. His arm still is stiff but he chases fly balls in July form. Fincher Is another big fellow, tall, youthful appearing and tips the Fairbanks at 1S7 pounds. Brenton Is smaller than any of the trio mentioned. McCredie expressed himself as well pleased with the looks of his new vet erans. Oldtlmer Not Wanted. No mall has yet been forwarded over from Stockton and Mack has not heard anything from Borton about re porting, or Pittsburg with reference' to naming a price on Southwortn. He eaid he would willingly make a trade with Pittsburg for new players. Mack doesn't want Hlgglnbotham. Brown or Swaclna, who are said to be out of jobs with a hankering to join the Beavers. It is probable that the Portland club will finish Its training at Vlsalia next Spring. "Doc" Boyer, secretary of the Vlsalia Chamber of Commerce, waited on Man ager McCredie today and extended an invitation. If the Beavers return to Honolulu next year they will go earlier, and this will necessitate two or three additional .weeks in California before the league tilts its lid. Portland opens at Los Angelea In 1918. The Beavers play Spokane here Sat urday and Sunday. OAKS OUTHXT CUBS ANT WIN Goodbred and Prougrh Show High- Grade Pitching for Coasters. OAKLAND, Cal., March 28. (Spe cial.) The Oaks thumped the Cubs to day, 6-3, because they hit the ball harder and oftener than the big leaguers. Sandow Miller again got hold of one and drove it a mile and a half over the head of Cy Williams. Any time a man can hit a ball too far out for that long-legged whirlwind to drag It down it is some hit. Cartoonist Demaree pitched the first five innings for the Cubs and was found for three runs and six hits. Nick Carter finished for him and was touched for three runs and four hits. Good bred, the Montreal mammoth, worked five rounds for the Oaks and yielded up two runs and four hits. Prough finished the Job by giving up one run and three hits. Prough looked much better than he did earlier in the week when the Cubs peppered him for six hits in one inning. Each team made two double plays that helped out the pitchers. There was plenty of hitting, so the game was Interesting. Score: R- H. E. R II. E. Chicago... S 7 ljOakland. . .. 6 10 3 Batteries Demaree, Carter and Wil son.; Goodbred, Prough and Murray. SEALS TO PLAY CUBS TODAY Fitzgerald and Schaller Are Only Athletes Oat of Condition. SAN FRANCISCO, March - 22. (Spe cial.) Harry Wolverton's Seals, or the bulk of them, scheduled to start their second and final series with the Chi cago Cubs at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on Ewing Field, returned today from Sacramento and worked out in the afternoon. All the boys are re ported in good shape, save for Fitz gerald, who remained in Sacramento, and Biff Schaller. whose heels are giving him more or less trouble. The batting order for tomorrow is as follows: Calv. right field; Ellis, left field; ,.-.., vici ucm, x-jck, tnird oaseJ Downs, second base; Koerner. firsT e; noiiywooa, shortstop; Baker catcher; Steen or Kallio, pitcher It is not likely O'Doul will have a chance to pitch against the Cubs but Indian Smith, according to the plans, win be against the Chicago contingent for at least part of a game SacrinTento!1Sherty ' -.- CHAXCE ASKS FOB, JACOBSON Angels Want Cub Outfielder in Case KiUcfep Deal Falls Through. LOS ANGELES. March" 22.(Spec!al ) To protect himself in the event Out fielder "Red" KTllefer u T no? sol? "to tOS nselea clu by Columbus. Manager Chance today telegraphed the Chicago Cubs and asked for Outfielder Jacobson. - - Chance has one more player coming from the Cabs in exchange for Harry Wolter, and, while he would rather have Klllefer in his outfield, he be lieves Jacobson will be able to fill a regular berth. "I must start my team at signal practice Monday, and I want the men who will begin the season In Angel uniforms to start playing together" eaid Chance. "'If I am to get klllefer I want to know by Saturday, so I can start with the remainder of the team. Otherwise, I must protect my Belf by using Jacobson." The Angels reported at Washington Pn .1 V I - , o.w luib uiuriung via nearly 100 fana watched them step through 1. FOtJIi - BCSITEU HCLK OPPOSED S to vail Says Plan Is Impractical for Class AA Clubs. LOS ANGELES. March 22. (Special.) Declaring the "four-busher" rule is Impractical in a elass AA league. Man ager Stovall, of the Tigers, predicted today that tne new law will be knocked out by the Pacific Coast League a month after the season starts. "It will be impossible to get pushers fast enough for a Coast League olub," said Stovall. "I understand all the managers are kicking about it, and that they plan to ignore it after the season starts, Infielder Conlfrey enlisted In the hospital brigade when he contracted a Charley horse," Second Baseman Mo Larry is still suffering from a torn shoulder muscle. The Tigers were sent through I hard practice this morning, and Cap tain Griggs led his Tannigans against the regulars in the afternoon. A nine Inning game was played. MISS BJTJKSTEDT LOSES AGAIX Pared With Miss Sean, Tennis Chan pion Is Beaten in Doubles. LONO BEACH. Cal- March 2.-M"lss Molla BJurstedt, women's National sin gles champion, and Miss Eleanor Sears lost their match In the women s dou bles, playing against Mrs. Louise B, Williams and Mrs.' B. O. Bruce in the second round of the seventh annual Ho tel Virginia invitation tennis tourna ment played here today. The score was o-a, -. In women's singles Miss Florence button won from Miss Eleanor Sears. 6-1, 6-0, and Miss Mary Brown defeated miss Florence Sutton, 6-3. 6-2 In mixed doubles Miss Mary Brown ana blnsabaugh won from Miss Fay Rothenhoesser and Wlnne. 6-3. 6-8. DCBUO AM) HUGHES SUCCEED Bliss Fails to Stem Bee Tans, but Klr- meyer Is Effective. PORTERVILLE, CaL. March 22. (Special.) -The Bee Tannigans took an other contest from the regulars today, superior hitting telling the story of their 6-to-4 victory, Dubue and Hughes, who worked on the hill for the rookies, kept the seven hits well scattered, while the recruits took kindly to offer ings of Ellas, securing eight , blows in five frames. Kirmeyer, who followed, was effective. . Next Monday. Manager Bernhard an nounced definitely today, the Bees will break camp and start on their Journey to Salt Lake City. ' Braves Beat Athletics, 9-4.' MIAMI. Fla., March 22. The Phila delphia Athletics were unable to hold the Braves today, and lost. 9 to 1, in an exhibition game. Score: R. H. E. ' R. H. E. Boston Nats. 9 11 lPhila Amer. 4 10 2 Batteries Tyler, Barnes, Allen and Gowdy; Nabors, Siebold. Anderson and Schang. THIRD GAME IS TONIGHT MKTS AKD CAJTADIESS PRIMED FOR HOCKEY MATCH. Dopesters Refuse to Give Either Ail- vsntac OotAfne Means Mnrh In Five-Game Series. S K A TTT.F. Wash.. March 22. fSn.. cial.) With both teams staking every thing on victory, the rival players as friendly as a lot of strange bulldogs, and the dopesters refusing to give either team the advantage, the little af fair at the Arena tomorrow night, in which the Seattle Mets will attempt to n&ng anotner aereat on the Montreal Frenchmen in the third of the series for the hockey championship of the world, promises to be a warm session. The last two battles between these great aggregations of puck chasers have not been any pink teas, but the wise ones are predicting the keenest struggle of the series tomorrow night. Each team has won one game and each is eager to grab the lead, as a victory means a lot in a five-game series. Despite their strenuous mix Tues day night all the men on both squads are ready for the struggle. Corbeau. the Montreal defense man, who was slightly hurt, has been doctoring his injured leg and he will probably take his place In the game. The remainder of the visitors worked out today at the Arena for an hour and all reported themselves in the best of shape. The Mets did not Dractlce torla- hnf satisfied themselves with a brisk skate. The improved condition of Bobby Rowe's shoulder makes Manager Mul doon believe that his defense regular will be In the game again tomorrow night, although Roy Rickey, who has been playing great hockey, will start in Rowe's position. The other men are feeling fit and ready. J. W. SEAVEY HIGH GUN PORTLAND GUN-CLUB SHOOT HELD AT EVERDMG-PARK TRAPS. James P. Boll and Henry R. Ererding Tie for Second Place. Scoring 84 Oat of lOO Birds. F. U. Roseberry. president of the "American Shooter." a magazine de voted to trapshooting. rifle, pistol and hunting stories, was a guest of Henry R. Everding at the Everdlng Park traps Wednesday. A weekly shoot was staged by the memhers of the Portland Bun Club, and high gun for the first 100 birds was James W. Seavey, while James P. Bull and Henry R. Everding tied for sceond at 81 .birds out of the 100. Another visitor at the traps was C. H. Knight, a San Francisco nrAfo.' slonal. It was the first aDDMrni r,r H. H. Rickelfson. who has come to Portland to cover the territory held by the late E. B. VanArnam. In the "goat" shoot, E. H. Keller, F. O. Joy, James W. Seavey, C. H. Knight and Henry R. Everding lost their "goats." The scores follow: Nam V. U. Roseberry . . . Miss Gladys Reld J. P. Bull H. H. Rickelfson . P. J. Holohan .... C. C. Kelly James K. Simpson . James W. Seavey . . Henry R. Everding G. H. Knighc . ... . E. ti. Keller F. O. Joy James E. Reid 25 .22 .10 .18 .12 .19 .28 .13 25 ZO 18 22 16 22 20 12 22 18 lt 22 15 19 25 20 20 22 19 21 19 21 " 23 23 18 25 19 20 25 To'l. 81 74 108 68 83 62 25 100 103 103 7i 28 41 22 24 19 .. 21 .. 20 21 20 38 21 19 21 .20 .19 .13 ,2i Professionals. Al Hartmaa Is Holdout. WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE Pullman, Wash., March 22. (Special.) Al Hartman, ex-star pitcher of the Washington Staters, who was traded by the Tacoi Northwestern League team last Winter to the Denver club, of the Western League, is a holdout. Hartman has sent back a contract re ceived from the owner of the Bears, and threatens to quit baseball unless he gets more money. Al has been ill, but is now up and around again and look ing well. He is supposed to report at Denver Monday. l . I i RING FANS TO SEE NEW FACES TONIGHT French Vafse to Battle Pete Mitchie in -Main Bout at Merrill's Show. RIDLEY WILL BOX WING Billy Kelson and Frankie Huelat to Mix In Third Slain Event on Six-Bout Bill, . With Fun " and Scrapping Promised. Tonight's Boxing Cud. 185 amihiIb IP - h .t-i - ... Bet. MUcI ' Franklo Huelat. 118 nniinrl o A a .a i - .. . WeMon wing. 91 ShefMPeCUoo'LWO Dakland, . 11M nmln. n . - rWf. a-eaaaii vs. Pinky ter.3" POUnd 3o Farrall vs. Cha.rly Car- Two brand-nAw Rottu t.A. -m make their debut at the Rose City Ath- "-wv wuu. t-asi r-irst and East Mor rison streets, tonight, A six-bout card topped by one nf h ko i- koiu. Frenchy Vaise. who -ni rJ Mi'che. will begin at 8 :30 o'clock. ouo. x-.iojey is the other Seattle lad to step in a Portland rno- h first time. The tow-haded bantam weight. will swap punches with Weldon Wing. Portland fana ham a int of i.n.n in tne pair of boys, who wijl en deavor to upset the plans of the vis itors. Pete Mitchie. whn meets Vain. itiItm mings au the time, and is a warm favorite. Every one he hu battled haa been met at his own game and no one ever accused the husky Mitchie of "dogging it." Wing, who meets Ridley, la a consistent performer, and you can count his losses on the fingers or one hand and then have a few fin gers to spare. Dandy Dan Salt. Seattle handler of boxers, accompanied by Vaise and Rid ley, came to Portland last night. The Sound City trio ar confident of going home tonight with a clean slate. But the Portland-Seattle bouts are not the only ones of interest on the bill. In the semi-windup, Billy Nelson, who' made fast Eddie Miller look as though he were tied to a stake, meets Frankie Huelat, who has been coming by leaps and bounds. Nelson Is sure he will trounce the former Multnomah Ama teur Athletic Club representative. Billy has been promised matches with Eddie Brewster Fmkman here and a tussle with "Muff" Bronson at Vancouver. Joe Gorman battles Shel McCool, while Pinky Lewis, negro Sah Francisco heavyweight, has been substituted against Frank Kendall Instead of Joe Clifford. The latter told Manager Mer rill that he had a sore shoulder or something else. Kendall and Lewis make- a better bout than Kendall and Clifford, so the card is strengthened. Lewis is a com ical boxer In the ring, always pulling off something funny. He can handle the gloves and will wage war from the start on Kendall. Joe Farrell, a boy with several knock outs to his credit, meets Charley Car ter, a protege of Mike Butler, In the first bout. Jack Grant will referee "the three main bouts with Jockey Bennett han dling the preliminaries. Jack Fahle will hold the watch. All decisions will be given by the referee. No Judges will be used. 'Frenchy Vaise is still the Canadian lightweight champion," said Dan Salt last night, "He lost a lS-round decision to Johnny O'Leary two years ago, but as he beat O'Leary in the short-round game prior to that and as Johnny has left this part of the country, Vaise has perfect right again to claim the title. "Vaise is in grand shape and boxing better than he ever did. He'll stand Mitchie on his head." Joe Rivers, of California, is in New York again. The little Mexican, who beat Leach Cross in two bouts in Gotham some time ago, will meet Jimmy Duffy at the Harlem Sporting Club tonight. Johnny Kllbane, featherweight cham pion of the world, the other night re fused to meet Young Murphy, of Syra cuse, at Syracuse, N. T in a ten-round bout because Murphy was nine pounds the heavier. Murphy had agreed to make 133 pounds ringside, but weighed in at 9 P. M. at 137. Kllbane weighed 1284. Police reserves were called when the crowd, disappointed, became unruly. Bob Burns, the Dallas. Tex, bantam weight, is in Denver and hi j started training at the National Athletic Club for nls 15-roun fight with Jack Brat ton Monday night. Burns has met Roy Moore, Zulu Kid, Nate Jackson and Benny McNeil. Jack Bratton will box Young Joe Azevedo ten rounds at Ely, Nev., April 7. He will leave Denver right after the bout with Bobble Burns. Larney Llchtensteln's proposal to organize a regiment of boxers in case of war will be acceptable if he leaves out the champions. Chr.mplons don't fight. There is money in the pacifist busi ness. If you don't believe it, ask Bill Bryan, Jess Willard, Freddie Welsh or ies Darcy. Stroma Heads Apple Grapplers. OREGON AGjRICTTLTTTRAL COL-1 LEGE. Corvallis. March 22. (Special.) Glenn Strome, college wrestler at 115 pounds, was elected to captain the Ore. FISH ON! In a few days this will be the password at Oregon City. - Tou won't feel a bit nervous with that big one If you let us sup ply the salmon tackle. Backus SCorriq Z73 Morrison St, near 4th. LYRIC OPEMXC TONIGHT Ad. SANTEL WORLD'S CHAMPION LIGHT-HEAVY. WKIGHT WHKSTLEB WILL BIEI-JT ALL COMEHS FIRST , 'II3IE 1A rOHIXAAD. AMPBKMENTg. BAROA1V PKICK TOMORROW HEILIG BDWItiSI1f Vf& Tonight 8:15 TRROW COHAN & HARRIS Present Brilliant Dramatle Bit. 1 THB HOUSE OF GLASS Splendid Cast Superb Production Evest Floor, l.d. Bal.. $1. 7S, 50e. Cat.. DUO. Tomorrow Matinee Floor, VL BsJL. i, 7c Sua. Oallery, 60e. Music and Fun 11th ST. PLAYHOUSE Morrison and Jlth Bt. Mala 477. A 80S Tonight 8:15 ?TRROW BABGArX PBJCB ' MAT. TOMORROW MUTT and JEFF'S WE D D I N G Tonlaat, Se, 85e, B0-, 75. Bat. Mac. Ifto and 60a. Tickets belling at Chaster. jmummiiiu BAKER iiroadway Morrison Tonlfht All Week Mat. Tomorrow. TUB ALCAZAR PLATERS EN ARIZONA i. By Augustus Thomas America's Orsasest Druui Remarkable Production. " Evenlnrsi 5c. SOo, 75c. Mats.. 25c, 50c a NEXT WJtJEK, STARTING SUN. MAI, "In Old Kentucky" Kx Week Edoardo Kllsa KUHE.1TE IA.MM) Ethel . Hepkins Brent Hayes: i Jihi'l Kullervo tiro.: Orpheum Travel Weekly. Concert Orchestra JOHN WEBSTER ft CO. ANT AGE MATINEE DAILY 2:3fl Grew-Paltes A Co. la SOLITAIitE MOTOR MADNESS An Aerial Surprisa ti BIG ACTS 8 Sixth Episode of "THE SECRET KINGDOM gon Aggie wrestling team for next sea son, at a dinner given the squad last it.k. i i . .... vuu.cn Jim Arouthnot. Strome is a lunior in rnt era v. . C3 u. fMHCfl two seasons with the college grapplers at the lightweight berth. Ha ia from Eugene. MAJJDEX AKX I'INKMAX HTJItT Former's Rib Broken .and letter's Hand Injured by Blows. SEATTLE. Wh tlTo r.i, ti ,a o. result or tneir aruellinsr Contest Wxin.... T w.j" mer Northwest lightweight champion. "-v.o mnuum, wno won tne hon ors, are both fiiiffprinc. i . . D . . Jtli. 1UJU11C9. An examination K m. i . .... . " L vuai. t nits. - man a hurn lcVitv.o v. i . - " mo aicintyre was -v. v.o... vii me xacoma contest. Plnkman also injured the hand that an oi u neavy punching: and will ""o nis ngnt lor two "He's th hsMABi v ttn. T . . - - l l. . vei- met. jaaaaen told his friends today. Tor the first time In mv nr t i . . . clean of my feet." pinkman is proclaiming Madden the Earnest boy he ever had in the ring Berg to Wrestle at I Grande. ... 1 ' AAo.auu -d ICSDQ. cial.) Joe Berg, wrestler in the heavy. Weight Cl&SS. hn m rHvarl n t. - u?v in i h: . rif ajrav m to wrestle Jack O'Neal tomorrow night. IT'"' f tho old Fr Burns school, but for seven years haa beon in AUCTION BALES TO DAS'. Frrt Aoetlnn Rnna- . n. n . carpeta eto. salV at p" t "rairoi- At Wilson's Auction House, at la a u Furniture. 160-171 Second 1? MEETING NOTICE. AL k' i nP-D . Vll o entertainment. Visltins HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder. . RTLAND LODGE. NO. 65. A. F. AND A M. Special com munication this (Friday) even ing 7:80 o'clock. Work In E Orddre'weeM VUUr' W,1COm C. M. STEADMAN, Secretary. ALBERT PIKB oDOE. NO 162. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication tonight (Fri day), at 7 o'clock. B. A. de-groe- . Visitors welcome. By or der of W. M. E. R. IVIE. Boo. 8EIXWOOD LODGE. NO. 18L A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Friday) even ing. 8 o'clock. Work. F. C. de gree. Visitors welcome. By or der W. M. J. H. BUTLER. Secretary. MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. is. O. E. e. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening In Masonic Tempi at 8 o'clock. By order W. M. JENNIE H. GALLOWAY. Secretary. HASSALO WILL meet this (Friday) evening at 7:80 o'clock at 228 Alder street. Work in the first degree. Visitors welcome. J. Q. ER1CKSON. N. G. F. COZENa. Reo. See. MULTNOMAH CAMP, NO. 77. W. O. W., meets each Friday evening. All neigh bors welcome. East 8th and Alder sta v. a. CHESSMAN, C. C. J O. WILSON. Clerk. Wiuiuui CAMf. NO. 65. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night at W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th street. AU members welcome, Kum to Katnp Friday night. A. L. BARBUR, Clerk. N. B. CA8LER. Consul Commander. ROSEBUD COUNCIL. K. L. OF R, will gtve another of their card parties and dances Sat.. March 24, at the East Side Muajness Men's Club rooms, cor. Grand ave. and East Alder. Admission. 25c Everybody welcome. Prizes given. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, plna New deslgna Jaeger Bros., 131-3 Sixth sc. FRIEDLANDER'S, Jewelers, for Emblems. Class Pins and Presentation Medals. Designs and estimates furnished free. 810 Wash. p 2 L0.OE Jill mm I " J Vry isror information of the public, to give as far as pos- die"ent linea of business which the average person may find Ocea nian Kfv. Any tlIormyP which cannot be found here will be gladly fur nished by phoning Main 7070 or A 6096. House 40. it 6TSPHADI, hemstitching, scalloping-, ao oord., side pleat, buttons covered; malt ordra. 8 Pittoclf block. Broadway luutt. ASSAl'ERS AKD ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, " 142 Second who., silver ana platinum bought. AGATK CUTTER AJP MJFG. JEWELER. AGATES cut and polished. Jewelry and watch repairing. Miller's. 84341 Wash. aL ATTORNEYS. W. J. akellm ProUate, real estate, mining and corporation law; abstracts and titles examined; written opinions furntsbed. 1434 ,-v-uieir Mm Uiflg. Main 07-tS. P- MAHONB. jawyer, 402 Panama hide. Marshall 6333. CAFETERIAS. V, 8 -1 th Puritan Ca-eterla. 4th and etark, have not ciiacgecL K. C. Srandes. CANCER. I M. JONES. M. P CANCER TREATED. Brewer bldg. 18th and Alberta. Wdln 4108. CARPET WEAVERS. W-ITF EIG8 FROM OLD CARPETS. Carpet cleaning, refitting, etc North west Rug Co.. 188 E. 8th su Both phones. CELLULOID BUTTONS, BADGES. .THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 887 Washington st. Main 812 and A 1204. C H IROPODI8T. William. Estelle and William. Jr.. Deveny, the only scientific chiropodists In the city. Parlors 302 Gerllnger bldg.. southwest cor ner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. jCKDKOPRACTiC PHYSICIANS. DR. M'MAHON. Chiropractic Specialist, Macleay bldg. Permanently restoring health without drugs or soars. Conceded best. One adjustment. 2; six. $5; chronic cases. 81 for 15. Life cures. Eighth year making good. Proofs for all free. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANS LETTER CO., 10 N. W. bldg. Main 68J2. loo letters tnulUgraphed for l. COLLECTING AGENCY. w- w- DA VIES, collections. Gerlinger bldg. Main 8529. Bonded; reasonable charges. NETH A CO., Worcester bfdg. Main 1706. t""cn, no charge: established lsvo. DANCING. MANCHESTER Dancing Academy, 83i 6th, fs- Stark and Oak; 4 private lessons, $2; A. M., P. M., eve.; latest dances guaranteed: claashurs.. Sat. eve.. T-8:80. Bdwy. 21i0. DEKVM DANCING SCHOOL Latest dances. Classes Tim, frt. eves. Private lessons. 60- 808 Dekum. Mar, 1276. Main T440. BERTHA BECKETT HBATH7teacher of dancing JLu ail Its branches. Main 3201. DANCING quickly taught. " private lessons Arbor Garden, 2d and Mor. Mar. 8131 EYE, EAR. NOSE, THROAT. .LUNGS. . Treatment by specialist; glasses fitted. Dr. F. F. Cssseday, 617 Dekuaa bldg., d 4'Wn. FIRE INSURANCE. PACIFIC STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. VHOLESALERS AND AUTO' AND BI GGV TOPS. DUBRUI LLE BUGGY TOP CO., 20 Sd St. AUTO SPRING MANUFACTURING. Mfs. and repalr- J-AlER PlN0C0lng; 4000 springs carried in stock. 15th Couchsts. BAGGAGK CHECKED AT HOME. Bag-gage & Omnibus Transfer. Park A Pav la. GRAIN BIERCHANTS. M. H. HOTJKER, Board of Trade Bldg. GROCERIES. WADTTAM8 4b Co.. 7-7a Fourth street. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOC6KK HAT CO.. OS-53 Front St. HIDES. WOOL, CA8CARA BARK. KAHN BROS.. 191 Front street PAI.VT8 AND LUBBICATLNG OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 1-th and Davis sta. HAND LOST IN CHOPPER Homer Selby, 16, Injured "Will I e on Judge Campbell's Farm. . -OREGON CITT. Or.. March 22. (Spe cial.) Homer Selby, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C Selby. Oregon City, lost his left hand in an accident at the farm of Judge J. TJ. Campbell near Beaver Creek yesterday. The lad was feeding a chopper when his hand became caught. He managed to extricate the arm, turned off the machinery and walked to tho home of W. E. Harris, his employer. He was brought to this city and the hand am putated by Dr. H. S. Mount. Tarrowdale Sailors In Spain. BARCELONA. Spain, March 21. via Paris. March 22. Tho o American sailors who were interned in Germany after having been brought there on the prize ehip Tarrowdale have arrived here on their way back to the United States. prep. LENT In this city. March 12. Pearler B. Lent, age 83 years, at his lata residence. 653 Everett. The remains are at the resi dence establishment of J. P. Flnley St Eon, Montgomery, at 6th St. Funeral no tice later. GUNNING John Calvin Gunning, aged Gft. died Thursday night at his residence, 62 Spruce St. The body is in charge - of Miller A Tracey. Funeral notice later. CARDEN At Denver, Colo Joe Carden, formerly of Portland, Or. ITXEBAl yOTICEW. PARSON In this city, March 20, Charles Smith Parson, aged 45 years. The fu neral services will be held at the con " servatory chapel of the East Side Fu neral Directors, 414 East Alder St., to morrow (Saturday). March 24. at 2 P. - M., under the auspices of the Mooae Lodge. No. 2DL Brother Moose and friends invited to attend. Interment at Multnomah Cemetery. MILLER March 21. Mr. Shirley Dlllree antler, agea -i years. Deiovea wire or Howard K. Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dlllree and sister of Frank IX, Louis L. and Mica Eugenia Dlllree. Funeral services will be held at Dunning & Mo Entee's chapel today. (Friday), March 23. at 2 P. M. Friends Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. SUNSERE In this city. March 21. Salva- tore eunaere, airea ot years, funeral win leave the residence. 6.M E. 17th at., at 8 P. M. tomorrow (Saturday), March 24. Services will be held at St. Philip Ner) Church, cor. 16th and Center sta, at 8:83 P. M. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. Ar rangements in care of Miller A Tracey. NICHOLSON In this city, March 21, George William Nicholson, age 26 years. Funeral services will be held today (Fri day). March 23. at 10 A. M., from Eric son's chapel, Morrison at 12th st. Inter ment Mount Scott Park Cemetery. Friends respectfully Invited. VIEW At her lata residence. 478 Beacon st.,' Mary view, aged eo years. Funeral services will be held at P. L. Lerch un dertaking parlors. East 11th and Clay streets, today (Friday) at 2 P. M. Friends invited. PEOPLES In this city, Marc'l 20, Albert rvopiea, bkcq j years, r unerai services will be held at the residential parlors of Miller A Tracey, Washington at Ella St., at 2:SO P. M-. today (Friday), March 23. Interment Rlverview Cemetery. BREW The funeral services of the late wary Drew win oe neia at r. i-u L.erch funeral parlors, E. 11th and Clay, today (Friday), at a P. M. Friends invited. FLORISTS. MARTIN A FORBES CO- Florists. 884 Washington. Main 268, A 1268. Flowers efor all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., Florists. 287 Morrison st. Aiain or a iouo. tint i towers ana Xloral designa No branch stores. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 212L Sell ing Diag.. oca ana siaer sta, TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 285 Washington i., uei, tin anu oia. juHin otuj, A 110L HORTICULTURE. PRUNING, spraying, tree surgery, graftloa . CREMATORIUMS. MOUNT SCOTT PARK Cemetery and Crematorium Tabor 1438. D 6L MESSENGER SERVICE. HA6TY MESSENGER CO. Motorcyoles and bicycles. Phone Main 68, A 2163. MUSICAL. EMIL. THIELHORN, violin teacher, pupil Bevel k. .207 Fliedner bldg. Matahall 1620. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MORE T V2-5S? A SAVING OF 23 TO 60. - Properly fitted glasses as low -as $1.&0; 4000 satisfied customers: satisfaction guaranteed. Chae, W. Good man, optometrist. 2UU Morrison. Main 2124. PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience, TJ. S. and foreign patents. 601 lekum bldg. PHYSICIANS. XR. JR. A. FIIILLJI'S. AUlky bldg. diseases a specialty. ' Chxonlo PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24th and iork eta. Main 8480. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. vGantenbetn. Mgr. 4rrlntlng and linotyping. lOOs Front -at corner Stark. Main or A 1418. RAG RUGS AND FLUFF RUGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrain. Brussels. Smyrna. Axmlnster, rag rugs, all sizes; mall orders prompt; booklet. CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. 9x18 rngs cleaned SI. 00 8x10 ruga cltmneli .76 - WK.Vlh.KN FLUFF RUG CO., 64-SS liuiOD ave. N. East 0016, IS 1476. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Established 1903. Fluff rugs and rag- rugs woven. H sixes. EMtBto ana Taylor, t-asl aoeu, a abu. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P., 404 Wilcox bid. SCALP SPECIALISTS. ROSENA TAYLOR Masseuse and scalp spe cialist. 109 Park. Marshall 8140. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. ALWAYS PICK THE i EST Household goods specialists; storagre, packing, ship ping and moving; horse and auto vans; neci&l freight rates to all -points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER tt STORAGE CO.. 2d and Pine sta. . Broadway o, A lo. FREE STORAGE. FREE MOVING. Telephone for our proposition; we can save you money storage, pacamg. moving. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO., unice 103 Park st. Main clUo, -A tuax. Warehouse, 44-4U E. 6tn St. K. OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Gllsan St., corner VSth Telephone Main 69 or A 1169. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks; lowest in surance rates in the city. 2IADISON ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE. Oiticu, 180 Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Phone Main 7 tint. WOOD. " GKEKN AND DRY SLAB WOOD, blockwood. PaJiama Fuel Co. Main 670, A os. -MANUFACTURERS PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. HASMUSSEN & Co., ad and Taylor sta PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AKD VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 4-t- Front St. PLULBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L. KLINE. S4-BO Front St. PRINTING. DD?lTTIWfS F- "W. BALTES A COMPANY. IIIIIIIIIU 1st a: ud Oak sta Main 165, Alias. PRODUCE. PRODUCE, dried fruit, correspondencs o - llclted. Union Produce Co 128 Union ave. PRODUCE COM MIS ION MERCHANTS. EVERDING ft FARRELL. 14J Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrop. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis sta WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 230 2d St. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Edward Hoi man. Pres.; W. 3. Rolman, See.: J. E. Werleln. Treat, EDWARD HOLMAN CO. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE HOUSE OF SQUARE DEALING Third and Salmon Streets Established 1877. Lady Assistant Main 507, A 1511 PERFECT FUNERAL SERVICES FOR' LESS ' MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directoia, Lady Assistant. Wash, at Ella St Bet. 10th and list. Main 2oL A 7 BBS. West slila. J. P. F IK LET A SON, Progressive Funeral Directors. ...vim,,,, .j. g p X " , Rrw1!? i1;!"1 director.; way 4.H0, A 4S58. Lady attendant. S. DUNNING, INC.. East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street. East 62. B 2828. A. R. ZELLER Sc CO.. 683 WILUAM3 AVKL ------ a- avm a rj-.It A 1 BREEZE & SNOOK wBeimo. t S4th W IT WS IT J ITMDPDSJl ftvi"...J. : - - , " " . w7 siimaant MR , X' 1 k udci , i ' i , ..... K nerai serv ice. E. both and Gllsan. Tabor 4313. . EKICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. 12th and Morrison sta Main til 34. A 233. . P. L. LERCH. East 11th and Clay s tree La Lady attendant. East 781. B 16 US. MAUSOLEUM. "THE BETTER WAY" Humane, Scientlfle Seeorlty for the dead. Sanitary Protection far lbs living;. RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Terminus Rlverview Carlins, Taylor's , Perry Road. For Particulars inquire Portland Mausoleum Co. rhone Broadway 351. 688 Pittock'xJlock. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 2S4-2RS 4th ' If- oPPf" City Hall. Main 8604. PhilUp Neu A Sons for memorlala I LI THIRD MADISON TREET OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Room 15:1 Courthouse, 6th-street . Entrance. ,?De. fr?m ,to ? ,-,n a78. Home phone A 6So. Night call after office hours. Main a 70s Report all cases of cruelty to the above addresa Electric lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any one desiring a dog or other pets communi cate with ua Call for all lost or strayed stock, as we look after all Impounding There Is no mors city pound. Just Oreaon Humane Society. NEW TOD AT. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7 , Orreoa Investment A Morten ire Co. Office -02-1. 170 Third Street JNO. B. COFFEY Insurance, Surety Bonds 30-1 WILCOX BLDG. MAIN 703 NEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city property at 6 and 7 pr cent, farm and suburban loans at current rates. Liberal repayment priv ileges allowed. No delava. lAR(;i: LOANS SPKCIAL HtTES. A. H. BIRRELL GO. 217-210 Northwestern Bank Building-. Marafaall 4114, A 4118. aiiteooooiQ 6 7. LOANS ON MORTGAGE SECURITY' iOfrrHwtan ern sank buidimQ WESTERN BOND & MORTGAGE GO. Oirr -Own Money at Current Rates. MUNICIPAL. AND COHPOHAT1UN BONDS KARM AND CITY LOINS, U yuartli st Hoard of 'Iratle Uldn. MORTGAGE LOANS 5 " InJSlXESS PROPEKTV. COT ON RESIDENCE PROPERTY. r v RnnirnirfiAii ox... at rini.ii, arl-s Aorthwtatern lianU. Bldr. ! I 1HJOLY a CO.. Ino. LOANS 312 Board of Trade Bids;. tnumiiM Kastern Funds, I A 1U61. DuxidH. Mar. lea REAL ESTATE. For Ss -Lots. BROOKE Dealer In PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. A few bargains. Mar. 487. S125 takes my full lotE. 6sth7ne-r An freny st. Main 1068. 100I1H5. s. E. COR E. 27th and Liberty; WILL, sacrifice Union-ava. lot for 000. Room 215. 170 11th st. 1-w Bale f. h propertr. LOT at Seaside, Or., facing ocean, on board walk. Apply 70 6th st. For Sale Houses. 7 ROOMS, ROSE CITT PARK. 8100 DOVTN, 30 PER MONTH. STRAIGHT CONTRACT. NO MORT GAGES. $4230 Cost S5500, never occupied, bis; colonial living-room, fireplace, hardwood floors, butler's pantry, nice kitchen, front and back stairway, 8 large bedrooms and a dandy sleeping-porch upstairs. Cement basement, furnace, paved sxreet, nice lo cation. Hickman-Wilson, 45th and Sandy. Tabor Cbtii. C 212L (Branch of J. 1 Hartman Company.) NEW and -modern 12-room Irvington resi dence; hardwood floors throughout; se tocted mahogany and oak finish; walla beautifully decorated, large finished at tic, full cement basemsnt. three artistic tile lireplaces, three toilets, white tile bathrooms, latest and best sanitary plumbing fixtures, materials in entire con struction guaranteed to be the best; large and beautiful grounds. For sale by owner on liberal terms. G 172, Oregonian. 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 office. We actually save you inonjy. Our reputation your protection. L. R. BAILET CO., INC, Contracting Ar chltects. V24 Northwestern Bank bldg. LAURELHURST. Before purchasing eleewhere seenre our list of sXQulslte homes Just completed, for sale on easy terms, and obtain copy of our album telling all about Laurslhurst, the Addition of Beautiful Homes, the show place of Portland, which challenges com parison with any similar property in the world. Main office, SiOft Stark St. Main liW), A 1515. WHY NOT BUY THIS . artistlo 8-reom LAURELHURST ' home with garage, located on 7Sxlo0-foot lot with wonderful view, dose to park Extra large rooms, finished in old ivory and white enamel, papered; best of con struction. Priced way below market value. Tabor 6S4i. IF TOU want a modern 6-room house. Hawthorns district, full basement, fur . lreplace. pass pantry, reception hall, lot 40x100, With fruit and flowers. 15 ml a. to city, two carlines, all Improve ments In. $500 below present-day values, terms or trade, call Tabor 6AVI 8O0 TODAY. Buy this 6-room Laurelhurst bungalow for 83600. Located la best section near park and club. Cost 84500 a year ago. Owner forced to soli. J. M. REEV.ES. MY nice little 3 -room modern bungalow In . o.vjnuv.o secuon, oo rare, sieeplnir porch; can b bought at HU0 oa $10 monthly payments with small payment down. For particulars call at 404 Piatt bldg. FOR SALE A very desirable residence la ..vvu.n"?. jvu want 1 1. come, and It you can t give my pries I'll taks yours. -perhaps. T. H. Gill, owner. 1414 Winona st. phone Woodlawn 635. ' SEE this snap I need money S1700. R- room modern, Dlvlaloa street, easy terms. N 188, Oregonian. MODERN home of 11 rooms, 8 baths, alght- j r,L due. lurnisnea or unxur- nished. AK 17s. Oregonian, 84100 BUYS 8-room modern house, fireplace. X no agenta. AJ 1&9. Oregonian. LOT 60x110. shack 2 large rooms, lathed. water; Holladay aveM $350 cash. 281 th. C XT A TC Six-room house for sale, half bloek from carlins. very cheap. Wdln. 68. HOUSE and lot on B. 78th St..-close ta GllBan-st. car; a bargain. John Bain. 607 Spalding bldg. (2400 MODERN five-room bungalow, com pietely furnished. 8600 cash, easy terms on balance at 8 per cent. Woodlaa-a FOR SALE or trade, 81200 equity ta B-room bungalow. Tabor 6170. BROOKE, dealer in Portland Heights homes axciilslvely. A few sacrifices. Mar. 4827. OWNER leaving city, will make sacrifice price on Laurelhurst Home. Tabor 82S4. For Sale Business Property. INCOME PROPERTY BARGAIN, To close out an estate. Income property in business district will be sold at a sac rifice for cash. Y 140, Oregonian. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Ideal site for factory or shipbuilding, lOtixGOO; Industrial center of South Port land; both H1U and Hariiman trackage, with waterfront on channel. Owner, P. O. box 416. 100x100 CORNER, 8d and Everett. Owner. F 00. Oregonian. Suburban Home Property. 1-ACRE HOME. Good 8-rm. bungalow, tarn, chicken park, berries acd fruit; land all in cultivation and only SOO feet from electric station, about 1000 feet from hard-surfaced Base Line road; gas and electric lights can be obtained; will sacrifice for Quick sals at 81W00. UMBDENSTOCK LARSON, Ground floor. COO Oak St. GIBSON HALF ACRES Good soil, good water, close to carlins, easy terms; will build to suit purchaser, rhone Marshall oe Sellwood 470. JOHN GIBSON. Owner. For Sale Acreage. 1, 2 OR 8-ACRE tracts close to Portland, on Oregon Electric, all In cultivation, wrth city conveniences; fine for chickens or for gardening purposes: steady employ ment furnished if desired; also work for the boys; easy payments. 602 Spalding bldg. FIVE to 00 acres, seven-year-old Kranquett walnut orchard, in the famous Yamhill walnut belt, to exchange for clear city property: these plantings have bad scien tific care since lull and just beginning to produce. P 800, Oregonian. CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN RANCHES Near Portland: 875 to (200 per acre; easy terms, best soil, farms for sale, all sizes. McFarland. 605 Yeon bldg., Portland. 8.8 ACRES. 8-room house and outbuildings. iw. wen lenceu ana waterea, nigh state of cultivation. H mile to elecurio line. Broadway 274. 602 Kenton bldg. WILL sell my equity for (100 la 1-acre tract; eo xruit trees, --room bouse. Ore gon Electric, Cc fare; balance easy terma E 181, Oregonian. TWO FINE ACRES on 82d. paved street, paid for, handy to car, J500 each; 2 more. (300 each; easy terms. Logan, 400 Oregonian bldg. (1200, (600 DOWN: 2 acres, cultivated. 6a rare inquire tgglmans Market. Lents. Oregon. 13 ACRES, fine onion land, half a mils from car, in (Jlarue Co.. A ash. ; nearly all in cultivation. John Bain. 007 Spalding bldg. FULL city acres, cultivated, (2000. SRth anu Simpson; easy terms, woodlawn 2408, evenings. 14 ACRE OR LARGER at 42d st. N. Water, V".V tlL '. easy payments. is 4 th st. ACREAGE in fruit. Kast Kennedy school. i.T, cir, irravei. no city taxes. Razor Shop, IS J 4i.h stt t ;V i . - - r. .. I. k r.; I-"--. - I- ?'-- I.