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THE HORSING OKEGOXIAX. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 191S. KLAMATH IS READY FOB NEXT DRIVE ' Liberty Loan Organization . Perfected and Big Bond Rally Already Held. INITIAL WORK COMPLETED Ta Rolls - and Registry Records slnalj-srd With German Thor ' oaghn-ras and Ery Resident Will B Asked to Contribute. With the third liberty loan yet tanof- WT.Sr and enthusiasm that aba toes the etart- Ing Una. one of tbe first of tbe state s sisterhood to nave coropicieu an v Not only that, but the first liberty loan rally baa been held In Klamath Falls, and to such attendance that an overflow meet Ins was necessary Hucb is the word that w. o. .mlin. publisher of the Klamath Kalis Evening Herald, brought to Portland yesterday. wheo he came to confer wlih the lib- . .. i.. . . l. . rm' fommittea and to demand for Klamath and Lake counties a ahere In the oratorical talent that is to stimulate bond ssles in Oregon. In- vi. k .old of tba or- ,..,,, work accomplished by t hart's Ferguson, liberty loan chair nan f.r Klamath County, and of tbe turrophant Initial meeting. salal is a seeded fr Kvealag. -t m.mi Saturday nla-ht." aald Mr. Iieitk. -erv store, theater and bus! aesa boas In the city of Klamath Falls was cloaed bv order of Chairman Ferguson. At T ie the business men quit for tbe day. Ihouah paturday even ing la the busiest time of the week. Not a place waa unlocked. -It h... hug advertised that, for lib erty loan purposes, the city wsa to be under martial law for the evening. and all cttlsens were ordered to report at the opera-house, where a Bona tnei' lna- was ta be arid. IHd they turn out' Kay. the opera-house wouldn'l hold them. That rhowd Jammed the street for two- blocks. "It was necessary to noli two ovr fow meetings In the Sur and Temple I theaters, and to assign speakers to i these. We bad none but local speakers. I in number, no special oratorical i attractlone la offer, yet Klamath Fallal Waysoa saw the glare of the hum rams In record -brea klna numbers tong mattress as It floated 'down Chan this ret liberay loan rally aad manl-1 tested ss-srta eatbuslasm. A word about spvakers we con t I Intend to have Klamath and Lake coun- ties left out la tbe distribution off I naklng talent daring me comma i campaign, even If we are a trine re- snote. Ho far we have bad no direct inside Information of the great war. (mr rountlee were tba only ones pot wiaited bv the Canadian officers In their recent' tour. -We are hungry for talks from men who havetbeea 'over there and we latead to have them. I may say that trt v conference wltb the speakers com- mietee leads me to believe that nor de sires la the matter sill receive proper cae'-derhtion. 'In order to be ready when the gong 1ag we are gathering a mass ot in- formation regarding every Individual I la the county. We propose that every cltin shall be solicited and that the sollc nation shall be an intelligent one. I A cwmmlttee of It Is taking off the las rolls. Another committee ,of I" I te taking off the registration records af every precinct In the county. A permanent headquarters has been pa- triottcally donated by Charlie Loo nils and : cspable and determined work- I ers are preparing ram ana data tor tbe soliciting teams. I: very Pi aald eat Meat Iteta. "No one wilt escape the vtgllanra of nr solicitors- A special committee will see that every resident who Is away front the county will be solicited by latter or vlrt. Even the non-rest. tent lanwowners will be asked to make a substantial portion of the bond sub scriptions through this county. While 11 the workers are furnishing their srvlrea gratuitously, there will some eapense. and this will be born fey tba banks. Funds have already been ubecrlbed by patriotic ritlsens to In- sure the running of big liberty loan advertisements In the local pspers throughout the campaign. "A special committee Is training a Loerty chorus of It voirci "Klamwth County la ou. to make a record In this third drive, and wc are going through with flying colors If our luota is anywhere near right. It must be remembered thst we have few re tired men of wealth, that we are growing community and that prac tically all of the money we subscribe must be taken out of bustneaa. But we realise what the Government needs. I bo will ww vur r ti m t c i "Over in HI klimiin w ft?, that v atr th mmn behind tbe mn h feint. th gun mad r mrm going to do ar pdWt. 500 HOMES MAY BE BUILT Tacoma Capitalist Offers Conniy Of ficials Bargain. v TACOW A. Wash.. Fab. 11 (Special owe of IM biggest proposals to con- struct reti-l-neve on a large seal, and the first actual step to relieve the ex tt.ag housing congestion ta Tacoma was taken when Oeorge Lawler. a Ta CHua realtr de.!'r and capitalist, sd Vied the Cour.tv Commissioners that he would construct between see and see homee if the county would construct a enttaVe roauway in tie district. - The proposed home district Is lo cated d'ie south of the Bufflin Lumber Maauf acturiag Company oa tbe tide f Uia ia appro:mate d'.lan.e of one mile of roadway is asked- by Mr. lawler. nosi'tri so the proposed homeottee are without road arcmmodatloBa. tbe plaa of constructing lets housing proj ect e necessarily contingent on action fey the coun l r. SALARY INCREASES URGED Iet:ttrns of Scan le t'mplo? e Re ferred to Radget Committee. ' "KATTLE. Wash. Ten. It (Spe rial The City Council fHjay referred I the pet I ions of r municipal em ployee foe sala-y Increews. aggregst l"g aprrotimalelv 4S.e4 a year, to tbe budget committee, whteh will pre pare estimates far the 119 city wage e-ale. Thta maaa. If the council does not reverse its position, that thre wui Vw no salary Increases for city la Idovse until nest year at loast. rhief of Police Joel F. Wsrrea de clared that ta view of the present coat f living ba does not believa the sal aries paid members of the so 1-e de aartment are sufriciem foe their needs. Fmployes af the Hchtisg. fire, gar bage aad other departments asked for Iiktm9 f around 1-0 ter month for of th. ft roam employed. BIG WHEAT CROP FORECAST Eastern and Central Orrfnn Tlrlds May I nt-rea o SO Per Cent. Corvalita. Keb. u. 5teciaJ Kastern and Central Ores; on wheat crops outrht 10 increase tg par ent this year, ac- corrtlr to Professor Cleors-e R. Hyslop. or fj. A- c. who has been -trlsittns; the wheat -nJna of the atate dunni the part few days. The plants are well rooted. Sir. Hri- lop says, acd are Just bcs-tnnfnir to hoot gp. If favorable conditions pre LW- 1 1nTM In wheat for the year. vail ms crop will mealier up to the t Many communities In Rasiern and Central Oregon re considering bulk handling of (Train during tbe comlnf season, borne districts already nave made arranirementa for elevator, load ing platforms and otber necessary equipment. Mr. Hyslop and his asso ciates Including members of the I'. 8. Department of Agriculture, are aiding wbeat growers In changing from tbe mack to tbe bulk handling of grain. FREIGHT AGENT ADVANCED I Frank Burroughs Is Western Traf- lie Manager for Milwaukee. SEATTLE. Wash.; Feb. II. (Spe cial.) L'ndec the official circular slrned by Vice-President R. SI. Calkins. " ' tc Frank I. Burroughs, for the past seven ears general freiKht aa-ent of -tie Mil- ukee. becomes Western freivht traf fic manaaer. James R. Veltch. assist- ant to the traffic manager. Is appointed assistant traffic manager. Both will "tain headquarters In Seattle. Mr. Burroughs will assume jurlsdic- over all freight traffic matters of the line west of tbe eastern boundary of Montana, the company having de cided to cut tbe territorial limitations at that point and to direct freight traf fic for that portion of North and South Itokota. west of Mobrldae. 8. U- from the general offlcea In Chicago. BURNING MATTRESS FOUND Uarbarnumrr cx-euta Attempt to Ic- stray Warehouse and Isurks. T AC" IMA. Wash. Feb. II. Special. I Blleved by Harbormaster W. Rowland to have been a. deliberate I plot to burn the municipal dock and grain warehouses adjacent, a huge I burning mattress, soaked In oil and set afloat In the channel: was discovered yesterday bv Niaht watchman Way son on the ferryboat City of Tacoma tied ug at lbs dock. nel and drifted against the ferry. W itt Ii pike Pole Wayson fought off th mattress, keeping It dear of the ferry land from drifting under the dock. The ferry Is ths old City Yarn formerly of Portland. CATTLE PASTURE NEEDED California Herds VUI fctarte If Left la felale. Is Asserted. OLTMPIA. Wash.. Feb. 11. Special) California cattle will starve thla year unless pasture can be found for them in Washington, according to aa appeal made by L A. Narea, president ot the California t-lvatnak Aiwlallnn. His statement waa forwarded to Charles Hebberd. Federal food administrator for this state, by the California food administration and haa In turn been re- frnd to Commissioner E. K. Benson sf the state denarlment of ae-rtculture. Nares states that the past s-ason has bra the dryeet California has under- ,on for more than 40 years and heavy !.. in livestock must occur unless feed la found for the herds. LOWEST BID IS TOO HIGH flO.OOg Appropriation Kails Cover (School Building Cost. OLYMPTA. Wash.. Feb. 15. l Special. I M. J. Westerns!'!, or Tacoma. made the lowest bid on a classroom building at tbe State School for Deaf. Vancou ver. The board of control waa unable to let the contract becaase the total required for liaht. heat and plumbing came to 144.47 and the available ap propriation Is StU.ooe. Thla latter es timate waa allowed by the Legislature one year ago and the difference Illus trates the Increase In the cost of build ing In that time. The board haa taken the olds nnder consideration and will attempt to trim the apeciuuatlona to permit acceptance ot the low bid. KALAMA SCHOLARS INVEST ftuh.i,,,, ,d Baby-Trndlng Aid Thrift Stamp Campaign. KALAMA. Wash, Feb. II. (Special.) A thrift campaign haa been conduct ed In the Kalama ichoola with must encouraging results, and Superintend- nte J. K. Johnson reports that to date t:;t.f has been Invested In thrift and war savings stsmps by the pupils. Many and varied have been the chil dren's way of making money, wltb dish washing and baby tending promi nent In the list. One ardent patriot of ,.nder y,mr, thlr grade wrote: -Th ar , earned my quarter was to ge get good lessons, wipe dishes, set tbe table. carry wood and water and be good." Convention I Called Off. CENTRAL! A. Wash, Feb. 1 J. i Spe cial. I The Southwest Weshingtoo con vention of laymen, which was to have been held In Centraila In March, has been called off. This action was taken Sjnday at a meeting of the com mittee of- churchmen appointed to ar rsnge the details of the event. Lack of time In which to make proper prepara lions Is assigned by tbe committee as the reason for Its action. llontk-cginx Supevt Freed. CltKH AUS. Wash, Keh. It ( Spe cial B. A. Street, arrested at May field last week aa an alleged fugitive from Justice oa a bootlegging charge tap years old. was released Monday feom r-refodv t.y Jutf--e Westoter. it ONLY FOVR MORE HOME GAMES HOC K E Y! The Greatest Thriller of Garnet. SEATTLE VS. PORTLANP Fridsy. February 15. 8:30 P. M. Sfjarp. ICE PALACE. TWENTY-FIRST AND MARSHALL Admission $ 1 .OO, "of. 50f , Reserved seats now on said at SpalJinr-'s. corner Broadway and Alder Street. Thone Marshall 213. ICE SKATING Enjoy yourself; come Ice Skating. Open every after noon and evening. t . i I I I I I If nrwfrirll l-ayieir Mala 1 aad A 1LZ1 Today 2:15, Tonight 8 HARRY LAUDER Owa Cesar-say TaadeTtlle Stars. -Available Tlckcts- I OS MUlf AT f.'0 I I Far Bath Msttsee aad Keala. I Ccarral Aasslsaloa a fiallery aa tale at t.sllery Box offlcei Matlae aale at IMS tft fcreaiac ale at TllS 3UC HEILIG ROW DAY (O.M1.MOIS. 1 TO 11 I. M. Italian Battle Front Official Garernneeat Films . Floer SOe. Baleaay SSe. BAKER rats. L'AZAH :K Tonight, ail wees. Mats Wed.. Sat Tbe latest comedy hit. HM MAJKSTV SINKER BEAN' Eve . 25 5'h:. "5c. Ma:s.. 25c 5oc Wednesday RarRain Mat.. 25c Neat wee. "The old tiomeslead. - CrriL LEAN, also CI.KO MAYFILLD; "The Propvllle Recruit": Levy Acker land: MARRY . It Mill.) Rouble Sims: Travel Weekly: ISANTI; 11AKKV t)IH.l SHAKKOt K. Mi I H rillitlll Dreamy Dancing Tonight Also A Real Jazz Band Beautiful new ARBOR GARDEN It's different. Second at Mor. Prize Valentine Masquerade Thursday Night DANCING M t H i:jti:h hall (Vnder New Msnairemr nt.) hH Fifth Mreet. .Near Oak KVF.KY 1HIHMIU AM) SAIIR 11 A V MI.HTk. Good Floor. Union Music Phaae Broadway 2X17 being shown thst he was a victim of mistaken identity, and that Street's cousin. It. M. Street, was the man really wanted. To properly celebrate his free dom from the courts. B. A. Street was married today. K. M. Street has not been found. GAVEL IS PRESENTED CLUB Wood of First Cherry Tree In Lane County t'scd in Mallet. F.IT5EXE. Or.. Feb. IS. (Special.) The Fortnightly Club, of Kugcne. a woman's organisation, has been pre sented with a gavel made from the wood of the first cherry tree planted In Lane County. The tree was planted In lt by Kugene okinner. the first settler, for whom the town of Lusene was named. It stood at the corner of Sixth and Lawrence streets until two years ago. when it was cut down. K. J. McClsnahan obtained a portion or the wood. He made a handsome cherry wood gavel from It and presented It to the woman's club last week. Other parts of the tree were cut and .polished and presented to relatives of Eugene Skinner. Ii TIZ" FOR SORE, TID-FEET-AH! -Tiz" Is grand for aching, swol len tender, calloused feet or corns. Ah! what relief. No more tired feet: no more burning feet: no more swollen, aching, tender, sweaty feet. .No more soreness in corns, callouses, bunions. No matter what alls your reel or what under the sun you've tried with out getting relief. Just use Tla, -Tlx" s the only remedy that draws out an he poisonous exudations which pun up the feet. lis cures your tool rouble so you 11 never limp or draw up your face In pain. Tour shoes won't seem tight snd your feet will never. ever hurt or get sore ami swollen. Think of It. no more foot misery, no more aaony xrom corn, tnuuusri ur bunions. Oet a IJ-cent box at any drugstore or department store snd get Instant relief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once ry "Tlx. tlet a whole years foot com fort for only Zi cents. Think of it. Adv 5 1 B5- AMC!E5tEXTS. TODAY Thursday, Friday and Saturday WSL FOX PRESENTS GLADYS BROCKWELL -in For Liberty An American Girl Within the German Lines. A timely American drama. eewaeewawawawes AISO asaawawaasssssaa TRANSCONTINENTAL VAUDEVILLE Road Show No. 29 WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS" Bits From Songland . GERBER SISTERS Character Dancers THE MIOLAS Instrumentalists WILLIAMS & LEE 500 Pounds of Comedy , SADIE DECOMA Novelty Globe Rolling WEEK DAY MATS., 10d Children under 10 free at matinees when accompanied by parents except Satur days, Sundays and Holidays. LYRIC- ic-a: svnocK Mai. Ihilly at 3:30: Nights at 7:30. Tola week, a giddy, whirling wonder laugh lug snow. "FOLLIES RE VIE." with Mil I on a Franks and the Rosebud Girls Tburndsy . Nisht. Souvenir Hpoons free all ladl-'M. Friday. Chorus Olrls' Contest. ANTAGEi MAT. D.ATLY 2:30 TUE DANCING. DIVING MERMAIDS Wltli Little Mmer. PI Oilier 31c Acta. Thre Performances Daily. Niffht Oar tain at I ud a. aCET13IG NOTICES. AL KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. K. ii. S.. will rlv a form I rfftncliiir and citrd oar ty t the Multnomah Hotel on Tnur-dajr evening. February 14. Concert bjr the band from S to 8 r. M. AdmtSatlon by H'lS tnemoerahlD card only. A;i Shrmer and their ladli cordially Invltfd. W ear you lex. By order of th potentate. Hi '-H J. UU1D, Kacorder. PORTLAND LODGK. NO. 291. L- O. O. M. Reg-ular meeting Moom Tempi. 4tb nd Taylor, at 8 o'clock very w anMitf van inf. v utiiors weicomt, J. F. KE1VNKDT, becretary. ON RON T A TRT BR. NO. 2. I O. It. il. ll;rn tf n will accept notice (hat tne regular count-It Ml not be held tomorrow f Thursday . The Red Men of Pf-rtlisnd are Invited to attend the -th annM erfHry of W Chena Trlbt. Na. 1. ttt Orernn City Take the 7 or 7:30 car from First and Aiucr air.-em U B. SMITH. Chief of Records. LAnGE, well fumlshd rooms, furnace hent. hth. hot water. saikinR distance. 4211 r.. Harrison, rnnne K. :7U4. llOSB C1TV CAMP. NO. 1!1. WOOD MKN OF THE WORLD. will slve i entertainment and dance In their hall. 834 Kiitrell at., tomorrow Thursdari evenlns. iViiruarv 14. Members snd their families nre, cordially muted to attend. Admission ire-e. I. M. Hunu.vi). Conrul rra. J. W. BOOTH. Clerk. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. I. I. O. O. F. After the regular nunineas meeting on weune1- nay. at s f. il.. In I. o. o K Temnle. 2-A Alder atreel Ih.r. sin D s unmin pamollc programme. All uuaieijowi are invitea to De present. JESSE T. JONES. N. O. B. OSVOLD. Sec. . WASHINGTON CHAPTER. No. ii. it A. M. Keguisr convoca tion tnts f v ednesdavl evenlni? East Ei'hth and Burnslde sts.. at i o clrx-k. So'lal visitors wel come. KV order E. II. P. KOT QIJACKENBCSH, 8ec MI'LINuJlAH COUNCIL. No. 11. R. AND S. M.. will hold a special aseemMy this IWednen. day) evening. February 13, 1H1S. at 7:45 K M. Degreoa. Visit ors welcome. L. L. SCOTT. Reo. JIT. TABOR LODGE. NO. 42. A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Wednesday) evening. West Side Temple. 7:30 o c.ock. M. M. degree. lsltlng bretnren welcome. E. L. CL1NE. TV. M. HliGUWR meeting this (Wednesday) evening. E Kixih and Alder streets. Visitors welcoma 3d de gree. C C. BTARR, N. a. W. W. TERRV. 8ec EMBLEM ,)wlry. feat too ciat-rtu. tint. rRIEDLaANDER'S tor lodv mMm ID 4VOCJ DtlUat S10 WenalblllVtOa ntw. DIED. LOXf At hmr late rwidnr. 447 Sixteenth utrvet. bruaxy 12, 191', Ada C. luonc. , of A. J. Leonic; mother of Mrs. Matt IH. Kvn-, Mrs. Lloyd Bate. Ml-s Mary lnrl letvir- A- i. Long. Jr.; "U'Hlt-r IS. Ijong and Howard A. Long. INfoiJce of funral latter. . ross In thiP dry. r-bmrr 12. M-ivin s. Hum, url 44 am. lat-a of IM Lo w n J a 1 i r-ecT. huvhiiud of Mrp. Ellen Ho and fMfher of Imi Hf-fB. Th rvmatna are at the re-sttinfc t-sTabiUhment of J. p. Ffn 1 rV Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hrt4tier. KEVKALY At leattl-. Wjfh.. Pebruarr 11. John J. K-nwiy. aaed 77 yara, father of Kmmt B. Keneaty. Mrs. M.y Kcneaiy l-aii and Mr. A. F. Bonner. Announce ment of funeral later by taa Uolman Un dertakini Company. . NEHKNDAHTi In thia elty. rehnmry 12. at I'i.'.o rv?lawre avenuv. Sarah Nehendahl. Beloved wife of A. Nebondahl. Remains are at the reetdenttal funeral home of Wll inn Roi. Multnomah at Seventh street. Notice of funeral later. WITH EE Inth!a city. February 12. at the rvifience of her daughter. Mra. K H. Gra ham. J 42 Garfield avenue. Etna A. Wuhee. aed 79 years. Not:c of fun era hereafter. UrTKWOOD In thin eit rehmary 11. Er ntt IrOck wood, aged .7 years. Nolle of funeral later. ArraofemenU In car of Mill-r Tracey. CANBT IHed at Denver. Colo.. February 6, Mr. France Olivia fanby, widow of the. laie Colonel Janes PrUe CeUioy. United 6 la tea Army ztuxtuL F This directory Is for the Information of the public, to give as far aa pos sible the different lines of business which tne average person may find occasion to uae. Any information which cannot be found here will be gladly furniaued by phoning Main 7ui0 or A 609a. House 4U. ACCORDION PLEATING. HEll.STlTCHINCi. 5c A YARD. PLEATINti, ALL LATEST Bi'VLES. tASTr-K.V NoV KUiY Co.. 85' 5lH tsi.. BH'Wt'eS OAKANUSTAKaSIS. BROADWAY imHI. &TEPHAX, hemstitching. acaUuping, ac cordion side pleat, buttous covereu; mail order a. zl ittock bik. Brosaway 1Uk. ASSAYER3 AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA AJ-'SAY OFFICE. 142 Second Quid, silver 'and platinum bought. AiATE CUTTERS AND MFG. JEWELERS. AGATES cut and polished: Jewelry and watch repairing. Miller a. 243 j- Waah. at. BARBER SrrPUKS. - OKWU.N BARBER SUPPLY CO. f buy snd sell all kinda barber supplies. 250 20. CANCER.- 31 L. M. JONES, f. D. CANCER TREATED. HI 2 Morgan bldg. ilarshall 6141 CELLULOID BUTTONS. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 387 Washington. Broadway 434, A 1254. CHIROPODISTS. WILLIAM, Eatelle and William. Jr.. De veny, the only selentlfic chiropodists and arch specialists in the city. Parlors 32 Gerllnger bldg.. southwest corner 2d and Alder. Phones, Main 1301, A 3302. CHIROPODISTS AND ARCH SPECIALIST. DR. W. E. LA MONTE, French sahltary (painless) method. Wlza-d system of arch fitting. 307-8 Swetland bldg. Main 54l)o. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. SICK PEOPLE: Dr. McMahon. Portland. 100 chiropractic specialists. Thats why I never have to employ drugs, operations, vibrators, violet rays, electricity, hoat, llsht and other Joss Hoiua stunts. I re move the causes of disease quickly, surely and less expensively. Dally convincing the doubting Thomas. 81 adjustments 315, seven 35. Phone, call or write. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 10 N. W. bldp. Mar. 5M22. 100 letters multlgraphed. 31.50. COLLECTION AGENCIES. NETH tr CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1796. No collections, no charge; established 19O0. DANCING. ilANTHESTKR DANCING ACADEMY, 85Vi Fifth. Under new management. latest dances taughtI0 private lettsonn $3. ilours tu a. 31. to v:u. uroaaway THE BECKETT-HEATH "sCHOOL-Diui-ctnr taught in all its brches; private, day or eve. classed. Tuer-4 and Frl., b-H, aaaembly after. 36 Wash. Main 3a!U5. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY Social and stage dancing, private instruction; classes Mon., Thurs.. S to 10. 109 -lid St.. beU Wc.-h. aad Stark. Wain 21W. ELECTRIC MOTOR.. FOR RALE, TRADE OR RENT. L. A. WALKER ELECTRICAL WORKS. 41.1 Burnsid. Broadway 5674. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. llr. F. F. Caweday, specialist; a-la.aes fitted. 7CH) E. Rurnalde, cor. 20th. B iaa. E. 4784. mi'K KICS AND RAO BIOS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Tnif rains. BrunneU. Smyrna. Axminster ray niKb, all sixes1, mall orders prompt; booklet. CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. Sk13 rnrs cleaned and steamed 9L0O WESTERN' FLUFF RUG CO.. M-SH Union Ave. N. East 6516, B 1475. FLORISTS. Moose Temple bullding- WHOLESALERS AND Al'TO AND Bl'CCiY TOPS. DtCBRl'ILLB BUGGY TOP CO.. th snd Oak t.RAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bldg. DRY iOOP8. L DINKELSPIEL C0,F?ir?,SKaif GROCERIES. WADHAMS & CO.. 65-75 Front St. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOl'SEH HAT CO.. 53-IS5 Front St. HIDES. WOOL, C ASCAKA BARK. KAH.N BROS.. 181 Front st PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER a CO.. lL'lh and DavlH sts. ACCTIOS SALES TODAY. Perd Auction Hense, IS1 id st. Poraltars carpets, etc tials at 2 P. af. At Wilson's Auction House, at It A at rurulture. 10S-171 Ueoond at. ' FUNERAL KOTICES. EATON In this city. Feb. 11. Lena Jose phine Eaton, aged 4 years, motner or Mrst S. rletholm and Anjalla Eaton of this city; brotheis are Napolan Arpin. Ed ward Arpln. of this city; Oliver Arpin. of New Mexico: sister. Jennie Siegcl, of San Francisco. The funeral services will be held st the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning. Inc.. East Alder St.. cor. of 6th. at 10::i0 A. M. Jomorrow (Thursday). Feb. 14. The services at the grave will be con ducted bv ill. Hood Circle. Neighbors of Woodcraft. Friends Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. wonxHTVGTnN At ths familv residence, 17T Co., Two frh alrppt. FVbrUiirV 11. f. A. Worthington, aged 6U years. Husband of Mrs. Cora Worthington, father of Helen mm rAl WiirthinE ton. of this city, and Wavne Worthington, with United States Army in France. The funeral services win be held in the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning. Inc.. 414 East Alder street, to Aav i Wnrinfftrlnv) February 13. at 10:30 A. M. Friends invited. Interment in Mount Scott Park Cemetery. Ml'RPHT February 11. William T. Murphy, .wit 34 T.nri tmrier or &,iaine aiurpn. son of Mrs. Mary Murphy, of 5108 East Fifty-eighth street Southeast; brother of Mrs. A. B. Drew. Michael J. and Henry .1. lnrnhv Funeral will take place from Dunning & McEnWs chapel tomorrow (Thursday), February 14, at 8:40 A. M., thence to the Cathedral, corner Fifteenth and Davis streets, where mass will be of fered at o'clock. Friends invited. Inter ment Mount Calvary Cemetery. twomri.y In this city, at his late rest dence. Tu.O Firty-iourtn avenue oouiut-asi. February 9. Arthur M. Twombly. aged 74 years, husband of Florence L. Twombly. father of Mrs. Florence M. Sturdevant and Royal T. Twombly. of this city, and Mrs. Adolph J. Brown. .San Francisco, cal. t ha f,mri nrvlrps will be held tomor row (Thursday), February 14, at 2:30 o'clock P. M.. at the residence establish ment of J. P. Flnley A Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invneo. SLOCTM In this city, February 11, Lena SI. Siocum. sged -4 years. oeiueu wuc i Phillip S siocum; mother of Margaret and Edward Siocum. Funeral -will leave the parlors of Miller Tracey at 8:30 A. M. tomorrow (Thursday), to the Holy Re deemer Church. Portland boulevard and Williams avenue, where mass will be of fered at 9 A. M. EATON In this city. February 11. Lena Josephine fciaton. ag'-a i .v...... Mrs. S Slolholm and Janetta Eaton, of thia city. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dun nlns Inc.. East Alder street, corner of Sixth at 10:30 A. M. tomorrow I Thurs day) February 14. Friends invited. In terment Rose City Cemetery. KANE At Gresham. Or.. February 12. Mrs. Clara u. aanc, iuuu" Goger and Henry It. Kane, of Gresham. snd Mrs May Landon and Charles Kane, of Portland. Funeral will be held tomor row .Thursday . at 2 P. M. at Methodist Episcopal Church. Gresham. Interment r:rHhnm Cemetery. ' Dl MAN Fehruarv 11. Mary Duman. sged 37 veers', b-loved wife of John Duman. Mi neral will take pier- irom . l'umui- Entee's chapel tomorrow (Thursday). eb rusrT 14 st A. M.. thence to St. Law rence Churrh. -here mass will be offered at 30' A. M. Friends invited. Interment 1 Mount Calvary Cemetery. MTRICK In this city. February 12. Mary Mvrlck. ssea .ii jesrn, .ne v o. riik of this city. Tbe funeral services will be he'd st the conservatory chspi-l of F 8. Dunning. Inc.. 414 East Alder street, st - P. 5. tomorrow (Thursday!. February 14. Friends Invited to attend. Interment at Multnomah Cenfetery. DECKER In thla elty. February 11. John residential psriors of Miller c Tracey. In terment Multnomah Cemetery. Phone your want ads to The Oreg-o-nlan. Main 7070, A OSs. b irlr AI1 ktn:3s ' Floweret. Bedding and JTj Vegetable Plants. Japanese goods T--R and Plants. Special saie. bargains. f .1 JAPAN FLORIST, M. J. 193 4th St.. bt. Yamhill and Tay- lor. FERTILIZERS. ROTTED cow and horse manure. C 2274. JUNK. JUNK AND HARDWAKB. The Oregon Junk Co., 274 Front St. Main 32;:t. ne buy all kinds junk, metals, pay highest prices. &ej us before you sell. MUSICAL. PARKER Sc-buol of Popular Music. Terms, 5 to -u lessons. 4"l-2 tilers bids. OREGON Conservatory (School wot Music. S45'. Washington St.. at Broaaway. city. .lll TlilELHORN. vioiiu leucbcr, pupil Seven-, 207 Fliedner bids. Bdwy. 162'.'. VIOLINIST will give instruction to begin ners, lessons 75c. Woodlew-n I'S-l. PIANO or vocal Instructions, special rates. 10 lessons Jf-. AM 3oi, Orcgonian. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MOKE ? A SAVING from 30 to 50 per cent. Promptly fitted glasses as low am si.rijt. 400ii satisfied customers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Caas, W. Good man, optorueiriai, iJOU Morrison. Main -124. "patents. R. G. WRIGHT Z'l years'- experience. U. S. and foreign patents. Qui Dekum bidg. PHYSICIAMS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, 905 Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, female didorQers, Hkin trou bles, si o ma eh, iiver, kiuneys, bowels, throat; goitre, scalp, high, uivod pressure. DK. FLORA A. BROWN, goitre and diseases of women. 700 J. Burnsiae, cor. 20th st. PLIMBING SUPPLIES. Pi-UMBINci SUPPLIES at wholesale prices. Stark-Davis Co.. Wi ad et. Main .PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbein, ilgr. Printing nd linotyping. 100"- Front St.. corner Stark. Main or A 141fj. 1 tir, i v i rncaa S2 Stark St. Broaaway 408, A 4068. UUlWllUlP w- BALTES & COMPANY, riiliilllll lm and Oalt t. Main 1C A 116.-.. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. CARL K. JONES. 404 Wilcox bldg. rtcs. NORTHWEST. RUG CO., established J(03. FIuil rugs ana ras nisa woven .11 Bust 8th and Taylor. East 35-U. B l&o. HALES AGENCY. CLYDE AGENCY, Ml Stock Exchange. Main 4:!2. A business sollcilinB organization to secure advertising tor special editions as well as regular numbers of publications, booklets In fact anything In the printing line wherein advertising can be inserted. Established for 16 years. Operating ex clusively west of the Rocky Mountains. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. ALWAYS TICK THE BEST Household goods specialists: atorage, packina:, unip- ptnur and moving: horse ana auia ans .1 I frofirlit r-ltr t rt 24.1 1 Tiolnttf. C O PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.. A aH Pine te. Broadway oiJti, A lf9t. ADLT.nv TB4V3PKR CO.. 474 Gllsan St., cornf.r 13th. Telephone Broadway 1JS1 or A 1160. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal iraciaa lowest Insurance rates in tbe city. CUT freight rates to all points on household voods. Manning Warehouse & Transfer Co.. 0th and Hoyt. Broadway u-t. MDISON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE. Office ISO Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Phone M3ln 7611. PACKING. MOVING, STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 105 Park St. Slain 3105. A llVL WOOD. KATION-AL FUEL CO. East 2041. E. 2d and Oregon sta. ; alabwood. 13.75. delivered. GllEEN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blockwood. Prfnnma Fuel uo. r.ast i-. r ".-n. 1MANUFACTURERS PAINTS, OILS AND CLASS. BAfMl'SSEN CO.. i!d and Taylor. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L- KLINE. 84-86 Front st- PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING. M. L. KLINE. 84-S6 Front st PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVEKDLNG or FARRELL, 140 Front st. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup. SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER tk CO., 12th and Davis sts. WALLPAPER. MILLER Wall Paper & Pt- Co.. 172 1st St. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 2d pt. FTXERAL DIRECTORS. Edward Holman, Pres. W. J. Holraan, Sec J. E. Werletn, Trees. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1S77. THIRD ST.. CORNER OF SALMON. A Modern, Spacious Family Boom With Private Entrance. LADY ASSISTANT. Phones Main 507. A 1511. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACEY Independent funeral directors, Waah. St., bet. 20th & 21st, West Side Main 269L Lady Assistant. A 7883. J. P. FINLEY & SON, Progressive Funerai Directors. Private Drive Women Attendants. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. Main 9. , A 1599. East 64. Lady Assistant. C 316. WILSON & ROSS, Funeral Directors, Inc. Multnomah at Seventh street. C 1155. WILSON & WILSON. Wdln. 4940. Successors to PIEDMONT UNDERTAKING CO., Killlngsworth and Kerby sts. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. 12th ana Morrison sts. Main 6133, A 2235. ""DUNNING & McENTEE, funeral direct ors, Broadway and Pine Btreet. Phone Broadway 430. A 455S. Lady attendant. F. .8. DUNNING. INC. THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS. 414 East Alder street. East 52, B 2525, BREEZE & SNOOK t at 35fh B 2546. MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. 1973 E. Gliaan. Tabor 4313. P. L. LERCH, East Uth and Clay streets Lady attendant. East 781, B 1388. A R- ZEIJ.KR TO 592 Williams ave. A. IV. ZVJjLiLiCin. lU East 108s c 10s8 SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main 4152, A 2321. Lady assistant. CEMETEKIKS. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETEBY Lowest Prices Best Service. No expense after interment. Prices lower than other ceme teries. MArSOLtcVM. RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Taj-lor's Ferry Road. End RiTrrriew CnrUnc. The only clvtlizRd method of huriaL Snow-white, always dry, etnitary tombh. Permanent title and endowment; up. 634 Pittock Block. Phone Broadway 35L FLORISTS. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Flonate. 3.14 Waehlnrton. Main -6f, A 12ti. Flower for all oc cad on s artistfcasT arranged. CLARKE BROS.. Florista, i87 Morrison Bt Main or A 1S-05. Fine flowers and floral deplpna. No branch stores. TON-SKTH FLORAL. CO., 2S5 Washington St., bet. 4th and 3th. Main 512, A 116L MAX M. SMITH. Main 7-'15, A 21-L Selling bid., flth and Aider sts. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. Z.45 Alder. Flowers and designs. Phone Marshall oWZ. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 2R4-2WS 4-.S St.. opposite City Hall. Main S0&4. Philip Neu & Sons for menioria's. I U THIRD a.T MADISJM -STRECT. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office, Boom IM Conrthoase. 6th Cft. Y.nt ranee. Phone from 9 to 5. Mum Xltt. Home Phone A ZoZX. Night call after office hoars. Mail. 870. Report all cases of cruelty to the auov address. Electric lethal chamber for bui all animals. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. "Any one denirinK a dog or other pets communi cate with us. Call for all lost or strayed stock, as we look after all Impounding. There is no more city pound, Just Orc;on Humane Society. XKW TODAY. IRVING TON BUNGALOW AT A BARGAIN Six rooms, attic and full cement basement; modern throughout, with all built-in conveniences. Owner, leaving city next Wednes day, must sell, and willing to make big sacrifice. Call today. 715 Kast Twenty-second street North. Take Broadway carllne to Klickitat street. Garages Call for Illustrated Price List. S54 Aokeny St. Phoate Broadway 149. SamConnellLumberGo, E. 6th and Harrison St. Northeast corner, 50x100 feet. Improve ments two old houses of no particular value. PRICK Wakefield, Fries & Co. 5 FOl'HTH ST, MORTGAGE LOANS nFaada mm kaaa aer srsed fa ran aad 1 1 sit j leaaa at elese Interest Bates. 1 1 tPrarupt. Reliable Service. 11 A. H. BIRRELL CO. tl-21U Aurta-seslera Uaik UaullilaUaa alarakaU 411. A 41 la. MORTGAGE LOANS ON FARM AHO RESIDE N UK PHOPLH1V. NO COMillSSIOX. Wm. MacMaster 701 COHBKIT BLDUh PORTLAND, OS. MORTGAGE LOANS OH BUSINESS jND RESlUUNCld PROPtmTY. ROBERTSON EW1JO, MT-t Nertsiwestera Uaaav illda JNO.B. COFFEY MORTGAGE LOANS Insurance. Surety Bonds S01 WILCOX BLDG. Mala 702. A 8704 REAL ESTATE. For Bale Lets. THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden Inte Income. We design and build anything, furnish the money if desired; eight years In Portland. L. R. Bailey Co.. contract ing axchltecta Northwestern Bank bidg. LOTS FOR SALE. Executor's sacrifice; 30 sightly, full lots, near Rose City Park and car, $3150; wilt divide. THOMSON, Mohawk Bldg. A BARGAIN Lot 300x70 on Union ave. and Irving st. S. E , corner. Call Broadway 4007 from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.; after 6 P. M.. call East 6354. ' CHEAP LOT. VANCOUVER, WAPH. 50x100. . 27th st., 100 feet wtat of Grant; non-resident. Price ?525. GODDABO & W1EDRICK. 243 Stark St. For Sale Beach Property. FORTY -.acres for 450; good agricultural land, near Oystervllle and Newport, by the ocean summer re-sort; ideal place to live; tins is a sacrifice. W. Burley, 6oo Irving St. Marshall 2iW3. For Sale Houees CLOSE TO UNION AVE. Ivy street, near Union; cottage of 4 rooms, bath, gas and elec. : woodshed. Rented at 10.60 month. Lot 25x106. Price for all cash $1200. . GODDARD &. WIEDRICTC. 243 Stark St. WOODSTOCK. COZY HOME .700. 4 rooms, bath, toilet, laundry, gas, elec: lot 50x100; 1 blok from car. - $150 cash, balance 110 month. GODDARD & WIEDR1CK, 243 Stark. .NEAP. GRAHAM AND BORTHWICK. i rooms, deep cellar, bath; lot 60x60; street paved end paid; walking . distance to shipbuilding plants; needs painting, but cheap home; price 2nno. GODDARD & W1EDRICK, 243 Stark St. BARGAINS. One, coat $S6!!2, take $6500; one. cost $65'o, take $5500. can't be beat: one, cost $7000, take $5250: one, cost $7500, take $5800. All in rvington. East 273. W. H. Herdman. TWO-FLAT BARGAIN. Near Columbia and 14th st. Twoe flats of 0 rooms each; lot 37i2Xl00. Price waa $6000, now $4250. Fine condition. GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 Stark St. NON-RESIDENT BARGAIN. Greenwood avenue, near East 33d atyd Clinton: small cottage: lot 75x100-. bond ed improvements of $200 to be asaumed. Price $1500. GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 Stark at. CLIENT will pay all cash for atrictly mod ern 5-room bungalow, on paved atreet. not too far out. Would consider west slope of Mt. Tabor. Goddard & Wledrick, 243 Stark st. ' CLOSE-IN BARGAIN. $2900 Two-story, 6 rooms, cement base ment, furnace, fireplace. Lot 40x100; pave ment paid except $100. GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 Stark St ST. JOHNS BUY. - 937 Superior street. 3 rms., bath, elec, basement; lot 100x100. Take car to Wall street. Price $2350." Terms, $500 cash. GODDARD 4 WIEDRICK. 243 Stark st. FURNISHED HOME. SUNNYS1DE. 1074 East Morrison street: lot 45xjf00, pavement paid. Price, with furniture, $3flo0; without furniture, $3300.. GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 Stark et- ERROL HEIGHTS BARGAIN. $1000 buys 5-room house, bath, hot and cold water; lot 50x100: 1 block from car; $150 down, balance monthly. GODDARD & WIEDRICK. 243 Starfr. NEAR SANDY ROAD AND EAST BiJ. California bungalow of 5 rooms, with fireplace, lot 50x100. Price cut to $2350, plus $150 bonded paved street. GODDARD & WIEDRICK, 243 Stark.' NEAR EAST BJD STREET. . ".-room bungalow, basement, bath. Price 1114(H). JODPARPJe WIEDRICK. 243 Stark St. NEAR FIFTH AND GRANT. 7 rooms and sleeping porch, ii replace; lot 4r,ji7t. Price '$4700. GODDARD A WIEDRICK. 243 Stark. SI -'ix, NEW 4-room bungalow, 2 nice lota, $100 cash. 4520 per month. 1002 Spalding v bldg. Evenings phone Tabor S349. HUB BELL & SON, 1421 Sandy, oldest firm ROSE CITY PARK, can sell you a good house cheap. See us first. Tabor 21 BL sfisuu FINE, improved Weot Side property, 2-4-2i;6 ISth, between Lovejoy and shall. Terms. Phone owner. East ?.$9J. 1S.VJ0 FINE, improved West Side property. 21.4-226- 18th. between Lovejoy and 3r. shall. Terms. Phone owner. East 33&0. 6-ROOM modern bungalow. 23d, near Haw thorne; S10O0 less than cost, from owner. Phone Marshall 1950, apt. 46. FOR SALE, small house, easy to move cheap. Phone Woodlawn 3084. ' BUNGALOWS ranging In price from SAO! to $:oo0; terms. Payne Co. Main &Q12. MODERN bungalow, Hawthorne di-sTrlct, fine neighborhood, no agenrg. Main 2541. RICHMOND bungalow, modern convenances, $3000: cash $500. Owner. 141 East VJih N. $3fMXi MODERN buitsalow, Owner. Woodlawn 1219. furnished, terms. 3 ROOMS, fair house, on one acre of ground. $uv aovvn iu -per u.uulo. au.ua 4