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If THE MORNING OKEGOMAX, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1918. CARGOES TAB KEPT Shipping Board Demands De tailed Reports of Vessels. MEW ORDERS ARE ISSUED Information Rrqnlrrtl Concerning All VcmcU from Foreign Com panic and All Coastwise Ve kU of 100 Tons or More. " No lontT will manifests of vesIa In the coastwise trade be accepted on voter. n or clrarins; when only the total amount of each commodity aboard 1s specified, but a complete record of the ship, her voyage and bus in ma must be recorded in compliance with the follow tnc tlr;ram received yes terday at the Custom-house from the Treasury Impart men t: l':tMors of riiatomt wilt be iminrd lately aipp!t-4 with two ep-Ml forms of reports So I rendered to tbo bhlpp.ng BovXi. jh ir a oo, r. 4. Threw rr porta wiil b hrre e.ftr rf-rrd to a Incomlof end outgoing cargo rporta. Pending tne rK-ipt of IQm forms you will forward by mail dairy in- Coming cargo roport to the tthlpping Board. ms the following Information concern ing ail vteevt entering from foreign coun tries and all veaoMris uf I'u ton or more ar g1 ng coMtwkM. namely: Nationality of rl. rig of tpohpI. nam of data of arrival. nt lono, weight in lo.tg toe. tor roatomary unu 1 of each etmmodltr designated b- low. clasaiftrd by ports of lading. tuDir fret of atnp ? oc upcl by a-b deatgnaivd commodity, rbt In long tons r( ail other cargo to Vt.l Mir. d,ai-a of arrtal at and r!arnn frorn eMt-h port of call, cubic- fret of u car pare on rlrarlng from each purt of call and cubic ft of acaot carfu space an arrival. Incoming cargo report la to ba prepared trt t ua 'irupllrato and m ul be de II v red ti i'naroin-houa by the wnr. agent or r-sponsible officer at Ue time of etrane a t.ta vrfMl at the i'ustom-houac. or within Uar after arrival of eaelg coastwise. Am outgoing cargo report will be miuirrd Jai-v of ai veaseis clearing foreign, and al t!i vf over V tons, riepariing in the cm' is trade, swing the following tnfor an i n . .Nationality ef vesxal. right of Teasel twtithr schooaer. bra. steamer or as the ca m j y bei. nam of esaei. net tonnage f el. date of entrv. d tie of r!aran long tons or rvatomary unit loaded of any Cubic feet o--upid by each commodity low designated, classified by ports for which laden, long tone and cub ft of ship space ecupid br a-t other cargo, in total only, e aefied oy porta for which laden, cubic -t of tiram cargo spar, ports of destlna ioet, eeMmafed date of arrival at such rts. ctikk feet of vacant space estimated to ba ataliabla al each port. (utgotng cargo report is to be prepared ft nuadrupitrate and must be delivered h utntn-hAue by ths owner. sent or Peeportatbla officer of t ho eeT at the tint af rff-aranca of foretcn !.. and before tfeparinra ef eeeaels rt the enwatwiso trader ( nmmilii' upon whkn rr porta are re- aj'ured at present aro aa follows: Antlmnp). graphite. ahe:iac. bean, gum. wm , beteeed, hnp. sugar and molasoee. crtm. hldeg and sktna. tin. cocoa. Juts, eeget Abie on, rnffes, logwood, wool, coppar. jnangsneae. copra. ntrt-, rp.. petroicum. asrrr. qtbraro extract, kauri, rubor. T W will hereof i er prepare In oadntplt- t n ta . i y atatemcnt of entrances and e.earanea f trwli in the foreign trai and of arrl and departure by sea of esri wep i) tons In the coastwise trade. nd transmit one ropv to t he t nlted hta (es alipping Hoaed. iahtngton. t '. n will a ao heraft-r prepare ths no- transaeitew roporta of entrances and clear aitpres. I m porta and ex ports In quadrup; tcatr Jrstrad of In duplicate and transmit on tf additional copleo to ths t'nited ftate MMpplng Hoard. Vsshington. L. l. and re tain the ether. This Information is of nt mnwt Impmrtanco In ths conduct of I he war and the maioteoancw of our Industries and She repaired In format loo meat be sex-ured w tth at moat care and forwarded with all uVspsUh. Marine Notr. w.it. .iotiaJ c.nt of lb Tr.aurT CANT FIND DANDRUFF tverjr hit of dandruff JUappcara aft.r n. or two app Icatlons of Pand.rln rubfd well Into lb scalp with th f.Bcrr tip. Gel a amll bolt la of Dan drnna at any dructore for a few cent and aava your hatr After aaveral ap plication you can't find a particle of dandruff or any falllna; hair, and the aalp tll nerer Itrh. Ad. A CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH AND PLAY IF CONSTIPATED Look. Mother! U Tonjrue Coated, Breath Feverish and Stomach Sour? California Syrup of Fiffs" Can't Harm Tender Stomach, Liver, Dowels. A taiatlT, Hxl.r aca a ,lcK child tomorrow. C'hlMraa aunpljr will sot taaa th, lima from pi. to mpiy thair feow.ta. walcfc bcuni. vlccff up with wa.ta. 11 r a.ta alua"giau. itwmira wur. Look al tha totiraa. moth.rl If coat .4. .r your child la llatiraa, croaa. f ear t.a. tr,atb 04. imitH, Hul .at a.artilr. full of ruld or baa .or. throat r any otbr cnllr.n a mment. atv. a tra.pooBful of Vatltornta rrup of i, th.a won't worry, boraua. it la perfectly hirmkta. aod In a f.w hour, all tbia constipation, pot. on. tur bti. aaw t.roanunc ' mmtir mo., out of t bowcla aivd. you bavo a wall, ptajfol child aain. A thorough lnid, c:a.alnc " la oftttmaa ail that la nocoa. ary. It abould b. th. Brat trcatoMol .it. a la any alckaaaa, IWwara of . coanterf.it ftc avrupa. . h your drucci.t for a bottl. of -Caillorala tiyruu of Fica.' wnica baa full airocuona for babi.a. chiidna of ail aa r and for arowc-upa putlnl; pcmtoU on tbo bottla. look carefully ana that la mada by ua "California tit COUPBJF. t the ctty yeferda y to check certain Im porta ttooa (or ahlpouildlna purpoaea. such aa en gines I as tailed la auxiliary schooner. Mr. Walt was recently trmasferrod from Saa r'ramcksco to the Fug at bound district. While waiting around the rates of the Foundattoa Company's shipyard la hop of obtaining employment, some men peas flia time pitching; coins st a 1ms la the plank roadway. From Rainier the steamer Santa If on Ira proceeded seaward last ntg-ht. fully lade a witb lumber foe the Golden Gate. Arriving; last night from Rainier to work more of her lumber cargo, the at earner Miaata berthed si Inman-Pouleea mill and wtu shift to the North Pacific plant te take on the last of I bo e.ilpmenc The at earner Tiverton shift a tod a from West port to Preacott to finish loading. There ras a fair list of pais angers ea the M ormlrk steamer Klamath wben aha re ported yesterday at Pi. Helena from Cali fornia points, ttbe sat.s on the return to morrow. la the office of Inspector W arrack, of the Seventeenth Lighthouse District, a service flag lias been bung la honor of 13 men of the office and various light station a In Ore- gun and Washngton wbo have Joined the cwiors. Inspection of the steamer West wind, i end of the atoo-ton steamers built here which the Shipping Hoard Is to operate, eras finished yesterday. Her crew la aboard and h may Be accepted by tae Government to dar. R. J. A. O'Reilly, of the Diamond O line. has departed for California on a brief trip. Richard Martin, steward of the steamer X. matli la. of the Pacific Steamship Com pan v s line, hag returned to Seattle after having been here two days visiting friends. Mr. Martin waa steward on the steamer Bear for a lengthy period and Is well known here. Consideration la being given a request to provide room tn the Custom-House building for the nautical school of the Shipping Board, which must vacate Ita quarters In the Oregon boiHitns. WILLAMKTTK RISKS AGAIN aufte Rosister ll.t Fert Above Zc;ro I-ast Melit. Due to Rains. Rising- rapidly here yesterday, the Willamette Itlver grained almost two feet In 10 hour, the stssje at S o'clock In the niornlns; beins; 10 feet above ero and at o'clock last nljtht it was 11.9 feet. During; the J1-hour period preceding; the morning report the river ro.e feet at Portland and In the Willamette Valley the rise was consid erable. S.ft iVet belnsj reported at Salem, 1.9 ft-rt m Albany and 1.8 feet at Ore gon City. The stMge at the latter point was 9 7 feet above xero and as 11. feet above xero forces the closing; of the locks, river traffic may be sus pended again. Rainfall has been heavy In many sec tions, reports at o'clock yesterday afternoon, covering the 4-hour period, showing that 1.30 Inches of rain fell here. .4 Inches at Kureka, 1.2- Inches at Marsh field. M Inches at Med ford. I.ffl Inches at North Head. .70 Inches at ftoseburg. and points In the Willamette Itiver region experienced heavy rains. PORTI. D IS BF.ST I-OCATIO.N Ahacncr? of Flrrproof Warehouse? May Favor Seattle. Advantages held by Portland aa a desirable point for the location of a central warehouse, to be utilised In assembling equipment and supplies for wooden ships being built on the Coast for the Kmergenry Kleet Corporation, which are convenient location and ab sence of terminal congestion of any character, are not expected to draw recognition for the city. It is regarded probable the warehouse will be estab lished at Seattle, two fireproof build-1 Inga having been offered there, while the same character of structure was not available here, all warehouses con tiguoua to the waterfront being occu pied. J. R Rourke. a.-!Mant purchasing agent of the Shipping Board, is now t Seattle, and In addition to having visited Portland Saturday has been ir communication with this city to aacer tain If a suitable warehouse was to be had. If established at Seattle It will mean out fit a for ships building here will be transshipped from there. ALTA WILL LKAVK TODAY Forest Home to Take Out Lumber Cargo, Returning With Cor pa. On the completion of the lumber cargo of the barkentlne Alta today, at West port, she will tow to Astoria to finish preparations for sea. being under orders to again head Into the Pacific. The vesnel has been In the river since I ecember S3, when she arrived from Apia with a cargo of copra that was on signed to A. O. Andersen A Co. The schooner Forest Home, which made port January 4. hailing from Mel bourne, left here yesterdsy for West port to work lumber. Since she arrived new owners have taken possession. Fair A Moran having disposed of the vessel to Walter Scammel and Jame Jerome, of San Francisco, who will arry out the present charter. It is nderstood the vessel will work a re- urn cargo of copra for Portland. JOHN KIF.RNAX TO TAKE WATER Flrt Hull at Mill-Street Plant to Be launched Next Week. launching preparations are under way at the Kiernan ae Kern Shipbuild tnc Company's plant, foot of Mill street. where the steam schooner John Kier nan is to take the water early next week. A shaft for the vessel has been delivered and Is being shipped, and other work in connection with placing It Is being taken care of. The Inili application of lubricant on the ways has been made, so It will not be long before the first hull completed there is afloat. It Is estimated she will carry l.oOO.OOO feet of lumber. No plans have been mse for laying down additional tonnage, the company- being held back because of the pros pective need of more carriers for Gov crnment account. DIIIVC Foil SHIPnilLDERS ON Jat'kMn County .-Minnie Men Vrt ltrCitratkn ot Workmen. MKPKORD. Or.. Fab. (. Special.) The rirtv, for ahlpbutlder started In Medford and throughout Jackaon I'ounty Monday under the direction of the County Council of Defense. In Hertford four-mlnuta apeechea were made In the movlnc picture theatera and applicants were registered at th. Commercial Club. Owlna; to the short supply of blanks furnished, the Medford allotment was exhausted the first day, but a aecond supply la expected soon from Fortland. Reports from Ashland. Jacksonville. Butts Falls and Central Point Indicate that quite a formidable reaenra will ba rrsistered ready to answer th, coun try'! call for workers. Movrmrnta of Veel. PORTLAXP. F.b Sailed V-hoelr r -tX Horn., for Sydney, tla TVMtport: teamer ata Xonic for saa rear. ASTORIA, r.b failed At SO A. M . ...arn'r Ial.y M. thews for nan Pedro: .reamer R Cite, tnr Pan FYarvrtaro .! aa I'edro Arrived At 11. So V M. and left ue al I 3 H. M . steamer W. F. Ilerrln, from Gavtota. JA.V PRAXCISVO. Feo. Areteed steamer Heater, from "aa Pedro. TAOOy A. F.e. a Arrived Steamer Pnnr-eoa lat, la inw of tug Annlna. from Hrltua t'AlBmbia: Fulton, from Brlttab Co lumnia: Haiaier. from California port. Io pert.o ate.Tier Kn I to., for Brttt.h Colum bia: bars. North Bnd. In tow of tug An-ntc-io. for British Columbia: K.l.ler. for battle. TVrlee at Aatarta Tbarauay. . Utah Law a a AM S fe-t Z AM 4 0 f-et i IV P al 1.2 Ic.1.1 JI I'M 0.4 fovt SHIP IRK HASTENS Foundation Company's Yard Now in Good Shape. HULL NO. 2 BEING PLANKED Vessel In One of Ten Steam Auxil iary Schooners Xow Building for French Government and That Number Is to Be Doubled. Planking was started on ship No. 2, at the Foundation Company's yard yes terday, and she will be in the water next month. The keel was laid 'Octo ber 22, 1917. few skilled mechanics being then employed in the yard and the work was done largely with the aid of laborers. It was not until the middle of November that power saws were installed, so it is figured thai actual time spent on the hull will not exceed four months. Hulls Nos. 4. and S, will be sent down the ways In close order and it is estimated that two or three hulls a month will be floated for a time. The vessels are steam auxiliary schooners for the French government, 10 of them being on the ways, and there are 10 more to be laid down as rapidly as building; berths are vacated. Since the recent resumption of opera tlons at the mill of the North Pacific Lumber Company, adjoining the ship yard on the north, the Foundation Company is assured of abundant ma terial at all times and there will be no let up In the progress of con struction from now on. Celling is about finished on hull No. 2, and the steel strapping Is in place, so planking will be expedited. The steel atrapnfng starts well under the turn of bilge, virtually at the gar board st rake, and is laid diagonally to the bulwark. In preparing for the strapping the frames are cut to depth of three-quarters of an inch and four Inches wide, a unique power saw gear being used. It consists of two small circular saws set the proper distance apart and guard pieces on each side prevent the saws from cut ting deeper than the thickness of the steel strap. When the ecaws cut Into the frames another power tool, i big chisel, is used to cut out the chan nelg and the combination avoids much of the labor that would have had to bt performed under old methods. The Foundation Company has a spe cial tool house -with a force of men there to look after power mschines and the different augers, chisels and he like used with them. Kach night the men turn In the tools and the lengths of air hose, they being re issued again in the morning, a fv. em of numbers being followed so the man receiving each piece of gear is held responsible. COOS BAY STORM IS SEA" ERE Wind Estimated Blowing Gale of 100 Miles an Hour. MARSH FIELD, Or., Feb! . (Spe cial.) The storm has subsided to some extent and the barometer, which touched 29.10 last night, has risen 20 points today. There Is still a gusty wind condition and mariners are all keeping close to safety. Captain B. W. Olson, of the C. A. Smith, which laid In Lower Bay last ntaht. estimated the wind velocity at over 100 miles an hour. The wind and rain continued during the entire night. Although the blow was the heaviest of the Winter, very little damage was re ported. All craft in port took safety precau tions, the C. A. Smith keeping her tug In calling distance and the Hardy tied up with all her available lines at the Kmplre dock. The bar is 1m passable for boats coming or going, but the coast-guard station reported there might be smooieher water by tomorrow morning tide. The rainfall during the night was ..9 of an Inch. All telephone wires went down for two successive nights, but were established yesterday and today re- by noon. Pacific Coast Shipping; Notes. ASTORIA. Or.. Feb. . (Special.) The te.m schooner Trinidad finished loadinc lumber at the Hammond mill lat. this even ing and will aall early tomorrow morning; for Man Pedro. Th. steam schooner Dalsr 3latthewt sailed this morning for San Francisco with lum ber from l.lnnton. t-.rrylns; frelaht and passengers from As toria and Portland, the ateamer Rose City sailed this morning for Kan Francisco and San Pedro. Bringing a cargo of fuel oil for Portiand. the tank ateamer Wm. F. Herrln arrived this morning from California. SEATTLE. Wash! Feb. 6. (Special.) The W'aahlngton State Nautical School Board ha. decided to erect Its school build ing on the Cnlverslty of Washington cam pus and plans for th. construction of a building capable of accommodating -30 ma rine pupils are now being drawn. The school building will be equipped with all apparatus In use on both steam and sailing hips In the navigation branch of the serv ice. At today's Port Commission meeting ft was tentatively decided to go ahead with the conetruction of additional units to the port properties In order to accommodate much of tli. war-time accumulation of freteht. and In so doing the commission Is sued a warning that the expenae would be bom. out of the earning., making It neces sary for aa additional bond levy at next Fall elections. Ths Osaka Shoahen Kalsha liner Cal cutta Mam. arrived today from the Orient, bringing a large cargo of Oriental merchan dise and a few passengera Three Orienta! liner, are expected to clear thl. week, each being a carrier of KQOO tons or better, there by greatly relieving th, car congestion at this terminal. According to advirea from Everett, the Oreat Northern Railway Is contempiating repairing and Increasing th, capacity of warehouse, at that place with a view of handling Oriental oils. ABERDEEN. Wash.. Feb. . (Special. I Th. ateamer Carmel arrived and Is loading at the l.ytle mill. Hoqutam. The steamer Graya Harbor cleared for 8.n redro after being barbound for three da vs. The Carloa cleared for San Pedro from the Donovan mill today. SV FR ANr-ltCO. Feb (Special I Make Your Reservations Now CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY VANCOUVER VS. PORTLAND Friday, Feb. 8, 8:30 P. M. Sharp ICE PALACE Twenty-first and Marshall UII1IIU1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The ship Star of Finland was in a thunder-and-llghtntng storm two days oat from Honolulu, and In squalls following lost some sails. The four-masted veasel arrived today after a voyage of 23 days. The Star of Fin land brought M.3o3 bags of sugar for the Matsoa Navigation Company, the will be turned back by the Shipping Board to the Alaska Packers' Association, the owner, for the Spring salmon fishing. The Danish motorship Jutlandia dragged anchor this morning In the southeast storm and drifted dangerously close to the Dutch warship Seetandia. at anchorage tn Man o' War row. Launches responded to whistles from the warship and mo tors hip and. get ting a line on the drifting vessel, prevented her from colliding with the Seelandla. Friends of Captain Robert J. Lawson were shocked to learn today of the death of the well-known sailing master in the Roosevelt Hospital. New York. Monday night. Captain Law son commanded th Whipping Board's steamship Osage on her recent voyage from this port to the Atlan tic The cold weather In New Tork brought on bronchial trouble. Captain Lawson was one of the best-liked navigators on the Pa cific Coast, being on Simpson Lumber Com pany's ships for many years. The motorship Rlsor did not sail for Valparaiso today on account of heavy aeaa out Hide. Captain Whit law's steamer Greenwood, which left for the north Monday afternoon, wm near the Golden Gate tonight, appar ently returning on account of the rough weather. The schooner Fearless arrived today from Sydney with a cargo of copra and hardwood. U. S. Naval Radio Reports. AN reports for 8 P. M. yesterday unless otherwise Indicated. ASUNCION. Richmond for Aberdeen, miles south of Grays Harbor. W A PA MA. Everett for San Francisco, off Heceta. Head. YOSEMITK. San Francisco for Puget Sound, 35 miles south of Columbia River. CELILO. San Francisco for Portland, 10 miles north of Taoulna Head. MOFFETT, Port Angeles for Richmond, 43; miles north of Richmond. FIR WOOD. Puget Sound for San Fran Cisco. 30 miles from Seattle. ATLAS, towing barge 03. Portland for Richmond. 255 miles north of Richmond. JOHANNA SMITH. San Francisco for Coos Bay. 815 miles north of San Francisco. WILLAMETTB. San Francisco for Grays Harbor. 'SM miles north of San Francireo. ERNEST H. METERS. Columbia River for Han Pedro. 310 miles south of Columbia River. K I LB CRN, Portland for San Francisco. 205 miles north of San Francisco. MULTNOMAH. Seattle for San Francisco, 70 miles south of Blanco. VICTORIA. Cordova for Valdes, off Ella- mar, noon. February S. SPOKANE, northbound, at Kake. 8 P. M., February 5. RAJA CALIFORNIA. Bellingham for San FYanrlnro. 25 miles north of Blanco. ADMIRAL DEWEY. San Francisco for Seattle. 360 miles from San Francisco. CP. PI BL1C INFORMATION OFFICIAL HERE FOR CONFERENCE:. Meeting With Brace Dean Is, of State Council of Defenee, anal Others to Be Held Today. Charles P. Watson, of tha Bureau of Public Information, created by Presi dent Wilson, arrived In Portland yes terday from Washington, D. C, and will today hold a conference with Bruce Dennis, director In charge and the other officers of the State Council of Defense. "My mission is to submit to the Council of Defense tn each state the details of the plan of President Wilson In creating; the committee on public nformation," said Mr. Watson at the Benson Hotel last night. "It has to do with disseminating among the people reliable news of Federal Government activities, the country's war-time prep arations and other dependable Informa tion to which they are entitled. The Dlan is an effective one, and the Presi dent has the blghest hopes of Its ulti mate good. Numerous . other states have co-operated in the plan with good results." Pending a submission of the plan and its discussion with Mr. Dennis and his co-workers of the State Council of Defense today, Mr. Watson said last night that he did not wish to disclose its details. Mr. Watson is accompanied by Mrs. Watson. I En route to the Pacific coast sir. Watson met with the State Councils of Defense In Illinois. Wisconsin. Indiana Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, Ohio, Utah and South Da kota. TIDY SUMIS REALIZED Oregon Children Produced Food to Value of $31,182 In 1917. SALEM. Or.. Feb. . (Special.) Last year 1201 Industrial Club members of the boys' and girls' clubs produced food materials valued at .31,18Z.9Z. and they will exceed that this year, accord ing to a booklet on the club work just issued by the Department of Education. The book contains a sketch of the camp at the State Fair set aside for the boy and girl club workers; gives a number of first-hand stories from the boys and girls on their trips to the fair, and also a large number of articles, from the boys and girls them selves as to how- they succeeded so well with their work. Photographs of L. Samuel and John F. Carroll, of Portland, with an appre ciation of the assistance which they gave to the club work, are contained In the manual. ' I. W. W. HALL IS RAIDED Charles Zcilcr and Edward Bradley Placed fader Arrest. RATMOXD, Wash.. Feb. . (Spe cial.) The L W. W. hall In this city was raided late this afternoon by Offi cer T. Harrison, acting; on information received from the Federal authorities, with the result that two men were placed under arrest and a larse quan tity of alleged seditious literature seised. The men grave their names as Charles Zetler and Edward Bradley. Papers found upon the latter indi cate that the two men are hieh in the council of the organization. They were turned over to the Sheriff and locked up in the Pacific County Jail and their cases will be thoroughly in vestigated. Officer Harrison was accompanied in the raid by Prosecuting Attorney O'Phelan. of Pacific County. Admission : $1.00, 75c, 50c. Re- served seats on sale a at Spalding's, corner Broadway and Alder. Phone Marshall 215. Ice Skating Instructors for J Fancy Skaters and a Beginners. Open " every afternoon and evening. H AMTSEMENTS. TICKET OFFtrr: SALE NOW OPES HEILIG Broadway at Taylor. Mala 1 aad A 11SS. STsTonight, 8:15 SPKCIAL PRICE MAT. SAT. Oliver Morosco Presents FAMOUS AND FAVORITE DRAMA. THE BIRD OF PARADISE The Play of a Wosnaa'a bouL Eves.. Floor. tl.SO; Ba.. $1. 73c. BOc; GaL, 60c Sat. 41 at-. Floor. SI; BaX. SI. 7&c Sue; GaL. 60c BAKER ALCAZAR I LA VERS Tonight, sll week. Mat. Sat. Startling smotlonal drama In 4 sets. UNCHASTENED WOMAN Emily Stevens great starring success. 200 times In New York. Just relassed for stock. Evenings. 25c. 50c. 75c. Mats.. 25c, 50c. Next week, starting Sun Mat . His Majesty Bunker Bean. 1 WILI. M. CRESSY BMXC1IE DATNE; PAI L MORTON NAOMI GLASS; Scar- pioff & Varvara: Ellda Morris: Ruth Os born: 7.IEOLER SISTERS & Kentucky Five; AL NIIAYN;. assisted by Joe Sully. ANTAGEi MAT. DAILY 2:30 HARRY LANGDON at CO.. In "Johnny". New Car." Six Other nig Acta. Three Performances Daily. Night Cur- lain at i ana s- LYRIC mrsicAL STOCK Slat. Dally at 2:SS Nlht at 1:3. This Week Dillon A Franks In "THE PRINCE OF PILSNER." With th. Rosebud Girla. All New Sons Hits. Tho Big Laughing tnow. 8 Special Feature Nights t Tonight Free Souvenir Spoons All Ladies. Frl.. Chorus Girls contest. IOOI HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY. Manning, Sullivan & Co. "The Bribe" Three Millards "Zeke in Society" 1 Other Feature Attraction. i S OlgaPetrova p i "Silence Sellers" 10c Week-Day Mats. 10c aoi ootioc DANCING TONIGHT. Some Jazz Orchestra ARBOR GARDEN Second at Morrison Gents 35c, Ladies 25c DANCE TONIGHT ! AND EVERY SATI RDAY XICHT, Manchester Hall ST.V-t Fifth Street. Good floor and union music We solicit the patronage of refined and congenial people. Broadway Z327. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily and Sunday. Per line. Oae time 12c (same ad two eoaaecutlre timet. ......... 22c iain ad three- coaaecutlTe time 80c hame ad ix or seven consecutive times.. 6ttc The above rate apply to advertisements under ".New Today" and all other classlfacav- Uont. except the following; Mtuattoikt ant-i Jiaie. Mtuatluns Wanted Female. Kor Kent Rooms Private Famfllea. Board and Rooms Private Families. Hounekeepina; Rooms Private amlliea. Rates on the above class if icavtlona are 7 cents a line earh Inseriloa. ISerioua errors In advertlrements will be rM-tlfied bv reunbliratlon without additional charge, but such republication will not be snade where tha error does not -laterially affect the value of the advertisement. CEMETEKIKS. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETERY Lowest Prices Best Service. No expense after interment. Prices lower than other ceme - teries. MACSOLkCBL RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Taylor's Feny Road, End Rlverview Car line. Tha only civilised method ef burial. Snow-white, always dry, sanitary tombs. Permanent title and endowment; $260 un. 60 Fittock Block. Phone Broadway iiL F ACCTIOX SALES TODAY. At Baker's Auction House, Yamhill and W. Park sts. Furniture, etc. Sale at 10 A. M. MEETING NOTICES. AL KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. M. S.. will mve a formal dancing and card party at the Multnomah Hotel on Thursday evening. February 14. at S:30 o'clock. All Shrlners and their ladies are cordially Invited. Nobles will be admitted upon presen tation of 1919 membership card only. There will be no admission charge. Wear your By order of the potentate. HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. OREGON COMMANDER l . K. T. Special this (Thurs dsy evening at 7:30. Red cross and malta. Your at tendance will be appreciated. C. F. WIEGAND. Recorder. COLUMBIA. LODGE. NO. lit. A. F. AND A. M. Stated com- i inn tni. (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock. Masonic cnle business of great lm portanc. to the lodge will come .-,inn i.e. everv memwr mane it his rraternai oaiy iw - TV- V, ren always welcome. y oruor . . SUNNYSIDE LODGE. NO. 163, A. F. AND A. M. Special com- ! munlcatlon tonight '(Thursday). ' Work M. M. degree. Visitors wel come. By order v.. M. E. M. LANCE. Sec MARTHA WASHINGTON Social Club meets tonight (Thurs day), East 8th and Burnside. All ( O. E. S. and friends invited. MAV L. FEEBLER. Sec. B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142 Regular meeting tnis ( i nurs day) evening. Elks Temple, 8 n clock. ftiomination oi. of ficers for the ensuing year. Major John B. Jeffery. one of the oldest members of the grand lodge, will be present and pay us a fraternal visit. Visiting brothers welcome. By order ot tne u.. n. M. R. SFAULtLtl.ij. oec. ONEONTA TRIBE. NO. 2. I. O. R. M. Regular council this (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock at East Side Woodman Hall. 112 East Sixth, corner of Alder. Vis iting brothers welcome. L. B. SMITH. C. of R. GOLDE.V RULE ENCAMPMENT NO. 28. T. O. O. F-. meets this (Thursday) evening m Orient Hall. East Sixth and Alder streets, at 8 o'clock. Golden Rule degrees. Visitors always welcome. C. C STARR, Scribe. INDCS1 RY LODGE, NO. 8. A O. U. W. Meets every Friday night, K. of P. Hall, 407 Alder street. Visitors welcome. F. A. BROWN. Rdr. C. J.. WHEELER. M. W. DANCE tonight and every Saturday night. Manchester Hall, S5Vi 5th St. Good floor and union music. We solicit the patronage of refined and congenial people. Broadway 2327. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, plna New deslgna Jaeger Broa. 181-S 8th st rRIIDLAKDER'8 for lodge embl.ma Class plna and medals. 110 Washington st. DEED. COX In this city, February 6, IMS, at the Good Samaritan Hospital, John A. Cox. aged 49 years 1 month B days. Deceased ia survived by a widow. Mrs. Mtollie D. Cox; two brothers. Arthur and Austin Cox, and two sisters. Mrs. Mary Hockett and Mm Sena. Ockerman. He was a mem br f Webfoot CamD. No. 65. W. O. W., and Amalgamated Association of Street & Electric Kaiiway .Employes or America Iocal Xo. 757, also Brotherhood ot fclec- tri. Rnilwav Emnlovea or Portlana K nra v l.ic-hf jf- Pnwer Comoanv. Remain: are at the parlors of the Skewes Under taking Company, corner, inira ana -ia Funeral nouce later. CHAMBERLAIN" In tSais city. February 6. Annie Louise Chamberlain, aged 15 years, rlonchtMr nt Mr and Mrs. J. J. Chamoer lain of 442 Rut Fortv-ninth street North stater of Florence. 1.. J. Marvrn. J. Rob ert Aihw K . and Paul E. Chamberlain. The remains aro at tha residence estab lishment of J. f. t miey & on. aaom- gomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here after. . . WII.SOX In thjs city, February 6. A. Kins Wilson, ared 53 years, husband of Mrs. Dora E. Wilson, father of Robert Espy Marv and Julia Wilson. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley A 8cm. Montgomery at Fifth. No ties of funeral hereafter. SWANSOV In this citv. February 6. Harold Alfred Swanson, ajred 6 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson. The re mains are at the parlors of F. S. Dun nine Inc.. 414 East Alder street. Funeral notice in a later issue. GRAHAM In this city, February 5. Erma Louie Graham, aged 3 years, daughter of w a Graham, or Dallas ur. r.ie re mains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son, Montomery at Fifth. FinorK In this citv. February 5. John P. Fidock. aged 60 years, a member of Hasalo Lodge, No. 15, I. O. O. F. The remains are at the parlors of F. P. Dun nine, Inc., 414 East Alder street. Funeral notice in later issue. RRATTV Ma rr a ret Olivia, only child of En sign and Mrs. Charles Braun, Jr., grand child of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Johnson, of Mllwaukie. and niece of Captain C. L. Johnson. Battery B. Funerai notice later. va rt RivnTOV-. Tn this citv.' February 6, 1918, Elisha E. Farrington, aged 48 years- Funerai notice later. FUNERAL NOTICES. SALORI February 6. at the residence. rM3 Pifrv-skicrhrh avenue Southeast. Mildred Salori. aged 3 years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. benastian &iori. t unerai will take place from the above residence today (Thursday) at 1:30 P. M. Services at the cnurcn oi tne L-any oi sorrow ptftv-necond and Woodstock streets, al 2 P. M. Friends invited. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Dunning & McLntee, funeral directors. -MURPHY In this city, at the family reM tona. non tantenbeln avenue. February 5, Myrtle Murphy, aged 24 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Murphy, sister of Earl Murphy. The funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at 1 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Services at Mount Scott Park Cemetery private. Please omit flowers. RUHL At Roseburic. Or.. February 5, Michael M. Ruhl. aged 73 years 10 months 8 davs. brother of Charles S. Ruhl, uncle of Lewis J. and Earl A. Ruhl. Comrades of the G. A. R. and friends invited to at tend funeral services, which will be held at Holman s lunerai pariors, inira anu Salmon streets, at 2:30 P. M. Saturday, February 9. Interment Greenwood Cem . etery. FITCH At the home of her daughter, 109 Royal Court. February 6, Mrs. Lodenia Burr Fitch, aged 78 years, mother of Mrs. Fred Kindorf and Mis Sadie Fitch, of this city. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning-. Inc., 414 East Alder street, at 2 P M tomorrow i Friday), February 8. Friends invited. Concluding ceremonies at the Portland Crematorium. KREBS At Valier. Montana. January 23, FranK J. ivreos. agea tfi. jwrs. j-iic i u.itti rx.. win Imvr the residence establish ment of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth, at 9 o clock this (rnursaayj mArninr and niwpfd to the Cathedral Fifteenth and Davis street, where mass will be said at 9:30 o'clock. Friends in vited. Interment at Mount Calvary Ceme- lAnniv Tn thfa ritv. Feb-marv 4. Iorin C. Jordan, aged 48 years, beloved husband of MrS. Lorin C. Jordan. Funeral services wii ha h eld at Mi Hard-A venue Presby terian Church Millard avenue, near Seventy-second street Southeast, at 2 o'clock p M tomorrow (Friday). Arrangements in care of Miller & Tracey. ciriwv The funeral services of Imo if. Seaman, beloved daughter of H. T. and Bessie Seaman, who died in this city v.hmarv s. will be held today (Thursday at 2 P. M- from the chapel of the Skewes Undertaking Co... corner T.ilrd and Clay streets. Friends Invited. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery. WITTENBERG At the family residence, 427 flth street, r eoniary t, Lan n. w uien berg. aged 50 years, beloved wife of Fred p Wittenberg. Funeral services will be hsaid at the above residence at 10:30 A. M. today (Thursday), February 7. Inter ment Talmud Torah Cemetery. Edward Holman Company, directors. HECKINGEB At 15720 Seventieth street Southeast. February 5, Selma Heck inger aged 20 years, beloved wife of A. F. Heckinger. Funeral services will be held today (Thursday), at 10 A. M.. at the res idential pariora oi mmer s j.ru:ej, vv tt.au ington at Ella St. DRUHOT In thla city, February 5. Carl C. (Coliy) Druhot, aged 30 years, beloved brother of Edward and Felix E. Druhot. of this city. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 1 P. M. at the v residential parlors of Miller & Tracey. Washington at EUa street. BUTLER The funeral services of the late David L. Butler 'will be held today (Thurs day) et 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Fhiley fc Son, Mont gomerv at Fifth. Friends invited. Inter ment at Mount Scott Park Cemetery. DOBEMUS At 05 Florida street, February u, Fred Doremus, aged 35 years, beloved son of Mary Doremus. Funeral services will be heid today (Thursday), at 2:30 P. M., at the residential parlors of Miller & Tracey, Waaiuugioa at Ua at. I a v'iiA PtNfcliAL DIRECTORS. Edward Iloiman- Pres. W. J. Holman. Sec. J. E. Werlein. Treas. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1S77. ' THIRD ST.. COUNER OF SALMON. A Modern, Spacious Family Room With Private Entrance. LADY ASSISTANT. Phonea Main uVi. A 1511. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors. Wash. tit.. Iml 2Utti and Hat, West Side, Main 2GiH. Lattiy Aasisinnt. A 76i4. j. v. fin my & sow. Progressive Funeral Directors Private Drive Women Attendant MuN-lX.OALh.Kl AX FIFTH. Main W. A 15. 64. Lady Assistant. C WILSON fc KOS3. Funeral Directors, lac. Multnomah at Seventh Street. ERICS ON Residence Undertaking Parlors, 12th and Morrison sts. Main ttl&i. A 2o. DUNNING & iicKNTKE. funeral direct or Broadway ana fine alreet. B roadway 430. A 4558. Lady attendant. F. S. DUNNING. INC. THS GOLDKN KULa UNDERTAKERS. 414 East Alder street. East 52. B BREEZE & SNOOK. jgj. MB. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu nerai aervlce. 1UT3 Ullsan. Tabor 4ia. P LEKCH. Kast 11th and Clay atr.ls. Lady attendant. East 781. B 1388. A. R. ZeUer Co. taut 10SS. C loss 5l.' Williams Ava. 6KEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Sd and Clay. Main 4162. A 2321. Lady assistant. FLORISTS. MARTIN FORBES CO.. Florists. 854 Washington. Main 269. A 129. Flow.ra for all occasions artistically arransed. CLARKE BKO.. Florists. 287 Morrison su Main or A 1805. Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. H85 Washington St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A 116L MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. bldg.. 6th and Alder sts. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. ?45 Alder. Phone Marshall 5U22. Flowers and designs. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 284-2M th at., oppoalte city Han. Main &D64. Pblllp N.rj a: Sons for memorials. tfBLASlNG CRANiTCCO.1 I Li third ,t MAoaoN jtreet. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office, Room 153 Courthouse, 6th St. Entrance. hone from 8 to 6 Main 378. Home Phone A 2525. Night call after office hours Main 270. Report all cases of cruelty to the abovs address, .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 peta communi cate with us. Call for all lost or strayed stock, aa we look after all Impounding. There Is no more city pound, Just Oregon Humane Society. NEW TO DAT. MORTGAGE LOANS nPaada .a feaasl vor vtod farm aad 1 1 dty loaua at eloae Interest ratea. 1 1 Prompt. Rrllalrl. Sarrlcc. II A. H. BIRRELL CO. Z17-2IU Nortsaeaura atank, UuiliUac atar.aall 411a. A 118. MORTGAGE LOANS (IN BUSINESS AND RKS1DGNCB FstOFKBTV. ROBERTSON dt KWING. SO'-si NartfeTreatera Baaai atlda MORTGAGE LOANS ON FARM ANU RESIDENCE fKOrUU'l'I. NU COMMISSION. Wm. MacMaster TOl COR8ETT HLUI aOB.TI.AJiD. OR. JNO.B. COFFEY mortgage: loans Insurance, Surety Bonds 301 WILCOX BLDU. Main 702, A 370J REAL ESTATE. J-or Sale Lots. THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden Into income. We design and build anything, furnish the money if desired; eight years in Portland. L. R. Bailey Co.. contract ing architects. Northwestern Bank bldg. FUR SALE or trade for California prop erty, lot 24. block Westmoreland, Port land. Hen ry A. Woodard. Hotel Ad organ. Los Angeles, Cal. For Sale Houses. WMS. AVE. AND BROADWAY. $2400 MODERN BUNGALOW $2400. Price reduced from $4000; on the car line; some terms; adjoining lot held at $S0O0. FRANK L. McGUIRB. ABINGTON BLDG. xioO SECURES modern 4-room bungalow. balance, nae rent; near car enope; fruit, roses, garden, chicken run; rente are going sky high In a few weeks. Be wise; buy now. See today, 944) E. 18th, and t.ien call owner. Main C79 evenings. MODERN bungalow. Rose City Park, close to car, choice location; a very seieot, cozy home; price $5000. Will sell on terms or accept clear residence not over $3300 value. A. K. HILL, 410 Henry Bldg. LAURELHURST. Before buying elsewhere obtain our list of exquisite homes for sale on easy terms in Laurelhurst, the show place of Port land. LAURELHURST CO., 2704 Stark St. Main 1700, A 1.M3. STRICTLY modern, a beautiful home, 7 bright, sunny rooms, reception nail; wm sell for $3500, $700 under actual value; $350 cash, balance like rent. Please don't disturb tenant uselessly. 1106 Clinton, near 38th. Owner, Main 679 evenings. MOUNT TABOR HOME. . 6 rooms, fireplace, furnace, asphalt street all paid, most beautiful view. E. 55th bU, near car. Price only S3500. Very easy terms to right party. J. W. CROSS LEV, Main 17O0, Sunday Main 5073. $1250 $75 CASH. 60x120, 5-room house, 26x48 steeping porch, all fenced, 3 blocks car; someone will own this home for a few months' rent. FRANK L. McGUIRB. ABINGTON BLDG. COSY HOME. $700. 1 block from Woodstock car; 4 rooms, bath and toilet, gas and el.; lot 50x100, $150 cash, bal. $10 month and Interest. Goddard & Wiedrick. 243 Stark. 5 ROOMA SUNNYSIDE DISTRICT. Furnace, electric lights, large basement, bathroom and a dandy back yard; for quick sate $1800. Geo. T. Moore Co., Ab Ington bldg. CLAS8Y 4-room bungalow and bath, fine decorations, 8 blocks from Broadway car; a real snap at $13o0. Terms $250 cash, bal ance like rent. Call 417 Chamber of Com merce. Phone Main 5256. BEAUTIFUL, small, new home, modern, corner, fruit, flowers, Woodlawn, $1350, $200 cash, balance own terms, McCroskey. Wain 1434. ONE-FOURTH acre and cosy 6-room bunga low, near Taborside School, only $14O0; $200 cash, balance $15 month; a real snap. For particulars call 404 Piatt bldg. LAURELHURST SNAP Beautiful home. Laurelhurst ave. ; price includes $3000 worth of furniture. 833 N. W. Bank bldg. Main 8078. MODERN 6-room furnished bungalow, 601 E. 33th, between Clinton and Division, W. R. car. Owner at house 2 to 5 P. M. daily. $1200 NEW 4-room bungalow, 2 nice lots, S100 cash, $20 per month. 1002 Spalding bldg. Evenings phone Tabor 8340. IRVINGTON Modern 8-room residence, hot- water heat, sleeping porrn ana garage; al a bargain. Call Main 17H9. FOR SAL13 3-room house, easy to move. CHEAP: can evenings ana Aunaays, lutti E. 6th N. Call Bowman, Woodlawn 337. FOR SALE At Lents, working man's home. 4-room house ana z lots, cneap. inquire at 349 E. 60th st. 8-ROOM bungalow, modern, going to leave city; must De sola at once; ciose in. can Sell. 2927. Main 2974. Owner. NOTHING down, no Interest first year; 5-room bungalow, -'u per montn. insiey. 201 McKay bldg. ST. JOHNS CAR Nothing down, no In terest iirst year, m per montn: o-room house, nice lawn. Insiey, 2"i McKay blda; SMALL house and lot on Mt. Scott car for $300. Fhoae Tabor iu.a.