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1G THE MORNING OREGOMAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1918. SHIPSCH00LSTMSI1 a . , . . , superintendent Alderman con- fcrs With L J. Wentworth. . -a a a,- r MODEL VESSEL TO BE BU LT iwva.t www-- iw wh. wwit.i Bamrat of School Baillins lo' Br I'tMUrd tod Competent Internet . ort Assigned lo Cla-r Ire pariDjr fur Shipping Drive. Shipbuilders art going to attend pob- I KAool in Portland, not to enter ma Vrarnmer srades or blah school to mas lor Una-taaaroa and mathematics, but lo loam tho rudlmoota of ship construe- - . . . . . . , . tloa from koel to trucks. And. In order to absorb and retain tho lost mctlon and information. thT will assist In aaildlfic a dtrntautltro ship of tho stand- ard dsis;n adopted by tho t nttd Slates eMpping Board for wooden steamers. retail of tho orsahlaatlon aro betnaT eorked out. a beajtanlnaT bavins; been snado yesterday at a conference at the Chamber of Commerce, attended by L K Alderman, superintendent of Port- land schools; Lloyd J. Wentworth. In chare of th U re on District for the Kmergency Fleet Corporation; J. W. lialL. superintendent of wooden hlpihe opinion the distant was too crest for ronstrtactlon under Mr. Wentworth: K. J. Stack, sirritarr of th Orrcon Fed ration of Labor: Joseph Reed, of th 1'ortland Metal Tradea Council, and W. IX B Dodson. secretary of tho Cham- to b. mid. todar In an endeavor to fleet (para for the Shipbuilding claMea. ahlrh. It la hoped. arlU b a I or achool baaeinent. where day clauee aro not now aaaembled. mo th I material. pUna and toola will b. an. at.tuj-bed between aeaalona. On th proposition that er.re plec of lumber In a ael haa Ita Indlrlda- aliiy. It la aaaerted men mu-t be .hown all part of th. hull and derka. at leaat. in proeena of belna aaaembled ao they mr b abl to Dndoratand. and prob- ably raaater. bow th material la cut. flltul and f..f .n.H nmnal.nl In- I . .ti ftu . tM tiA I elaa.a and It la bell.Ted that durlm th oreaent aeaaon a number of m.n I will be turned out who wtll be rompe- I tent to enter th. yard, and shoulder their share of th labora. In all quarter ther la preparation for a much bljrKer drlv In th yards nd It la to elrmlnat much of tho troubl that haa been met with In the employment of Inexperienced men that th. achool la to b. established. It la asserted that for yry f' auch men hired at m yard another must b put vver them to point out their dutlea. In- atructlon la counted on to mak them capable of doing much work Independ ently. ZiAME TARKS WESTWARD IIOl if Jew t reignier in tte .Manned by Portlanticr. J. K Kan, for ! year In the dredar-I Ins department of the Port of Port-1 land and latterly chief engineer on I the drecla, Tualatin. Is making a record I for rapid advances. II was named I Monday aa Inspector of machinery In-1 aialiatlon In wooden ves.ela building In I the Astorta son for th Emergency I Fleet Corporation and yesterday he I waa appointed chief engineer of the I -ton freighter Westward Ho. thel first of th Columbia Hiver Sbipbuild-1 Ing Corporation' products. I Th Westward Ho probably will have I hr dock trial today and be ready for I bar official trial in a few dava. Incl-1 dentally, as Mr. Kan has been shipmate I with a Krr turbtn ngln befor. one mini inat.i iru in iai qmif luaiaiin. Be wtll hav no troubl making friends I with th on aboard the Westward Ho. I which la th pioneer of th Kerr pro-1 pulsion types In th Cnited State. H. a.gert. traveling ln-pector In I the steel ship construction department I 1 and directing opera! lona on su-h ves- I aeis her for the Government, intends I to make th ngln-room of th West- I ward Ho an all-Portland department. I John liealy. who was first assistant under Mr. Kan on th Tualatin and waa named to succeed him as chief, haa been appointed first assistant of the big steamer and other assistants wilt be Portlandera. or at least from th river district. Captain Havlock New- comb has been named master of the vessel and alreadv I on th ground. KEI.SO bPAR YARD IS OPENED Work Reg-la la Newly Organiird Plant of Mcl-ane C'ompaay. KEUMX Wash. Fb. U iSoclat rlvwinc of apars waa started at the new yard of tb Mrl.an Timber. Spat V Piling Company. reentlv organised bv C J. McLan. of thia city th first f th week. Th yard la located just north of th MclJins Shlnrl ConiDanT I milL J. K- Tipton, formerly of On alas k a. Wild, la upfTlntsndnt of th yard, watch will mploy from li to Bia. It Is fully equipped to turn out a Larca aumbvr of ft q .shed spars up to n, larst saea. At th Mrlana shlncU mt!l a brlrk firs wall bton th drykilns and tht ma. mill wan rrrntly com pWtrd. and I anAI Kr 9 tm-9 in hlhl I hn. I undar rooat rortlon bi wro th mtll butldinc and th ftro room, nith this wall romplt?d the mtll will be safe from firs dancrr. Marine Noira. ? II roars. rwp-tBfir C r rv Vtr-.ttlf. promts fit Sri FrSn-i shtppr and taw n-r. left fr his hfna ? ifl y rtr banif b-a Hr nrs t'iittrrs nft ih M'kratHf AI'S. rx. h- tli Srnii tntrrits. arrived frm ts AntlpM uh r-r and hard x-l 't ? f-ia ? rtr asa.o yesterday alta a csr f lamhwr AnBiMi lr--i-t. f t rnnr TsiTa. f f VP9 . ib t'l b-- r-t...-tM rr Trrw rdr dlrj-tt) .f 1"nitl srstrt hr- ' Inatrtvr r.d a stf tn. W yr t- R F l't.--a. ti-t'iisnt ncl-w In tftr fff:- mt ('(!; 7ma. I'rpa f :nffinfra. 1 . . A . t at fif--ill r-it ftfiaf waliiss arsMSmratS fr th -,: gm Wsh b t'tm tr hlt t hs Uramrflfrr ship srd st Viv-i ar ksa sn f.mftes rhanntl rti I ra AkuiW'f W. mltn. ittirf and dltr ,f H Nf )ar Manns X-n a pnMlra t ra kn trBuat t maHtma phrt. "tab )a habfat t) frtfinaf t1l) WUh I ha fth- ttr.mtt f an mTt- at r-rla-sd t raTr t Fa-ifW- i'mh ftsid. win a-idrs l inirb'.' rnitM sf ta rt1 imhf of "om avrrs M'-t.-iar -t. his saboct Mff Tor tffN iemmt snd Imand Wiiffii" Mr. 9ml S h pvxnl so- a lima aa ths --. infi nc thraufH Ca.lfomia and lh rt;i wsf. n hr frt t'ts fram rafand l tats a iMitunau t tb irifir l.a Onto, t1 imi,f FfVa wont rand tPfb! Thrn.t and f h watr wss ra aoftfd Ik ha fi:ro i-rrlar. s It w In -Tv4Mi t lb-. ( frviM awtaorv attcmpt tam t f.-a K i l4akr lada tr tb An laed, tha rKaap IMtla P ? it loft ta ft. Johas mm osoraT sftrMn In tow. f.4rw4ta alt r-'lorlr mrrairr aad a '.kwli last aicht tha Tf u ;. nior fH fw-r-tohs r a fot at rrttand, in st a fo-t at f is't.r hr. A trraa irdd Tufl T nt(ht waa attrtbwtcd owtortis la tha ltd. Pacific CimM Mlpplnjc Notra. " AUTOW t A. Or. Fob. 11 licta;.. Afo tasia n VW ars fwi of himb-r at Wt-i-ptift. to sicaua acawvasr L"avui aiitd lods; 12 t Knapptoa. vbtn ah w: emplt her ir.M freta-ht and pawncr from A- nd Portland. the sttam-r F. A. Kil- liJ this moraine for ia FrfKlco. The ar Amvrlran ititmer Wastwin. Mli4 todar for orders, hh carries a carso f 4. 20 brrLa of flout. 4-M pllHiff and 20o tie toa.-. at Portland and Rainier. l t tana atinr Atlas, vita Darco w in cmnrmm. brtn.m. car., I of fuel otl for Aatorfa and Portland. "rrrlrwr a arm of lumber from West pArt. tha barkvotln Alt sailed today for I f Ydnr. JAN FRAVriSCO. Cal fob. II (Pp- rUl Tb iiFimvlilp (;ofrnor sailed today I nfl hr orae lo the Hawaiian lnli llh uir wr ltat Bd ood ej itn h ,tm.hipa return, K la aald. n nor Us orffe to the Hawaiian Inlands. ear a. the Partffr Htainahio Com Mar wtll turn It r to i ho Federal Chlpptnc Hoard to b ir-tnaformrd Into a troopship. Tho Prenldent. tf iti Minf company, will also bo od In the tranporttoa of . i roop. according to rvpnrtd piana f the company. With th wVltdrawat of tho President nd ih ivmr from the Honolulu mo ponsr rtrni&l bvivtrn Han Fran nd Hnitnlula HI b don by th Mron N'aricatloa Company's steamships l.sriin and Mann and the si hip pin board's steamship fthrm. Th I otoa rasMp Company's ateam- hlp Manoa. lth two thrw-lnrh fun I ninrnll), frAm -,... v . h. l of paoett. Tho Ma no la tho first armed I mrrbant -esl to pm In th GoMen liste or tr r. orn irons 00 lh Yrl . .7 . I th other iomhipa Wtonalnc to'th Union I t u,J.. - I rarv raldrs In th ouih Pacific. I Th motorshtp 8nta Isabol sailed today for Amapa.a. Mnnduras. with or.aral cor so. I nro of Parifir Coast sothnar vsis hn word was rvvd from W a hi net on that tb GoTommvnt bad approrod th char tvrlna of lntrh shtpa for voyaso from th Atlantic to th wont eoost of Houlb Amr- for r lira tea ttTraJ wks ao in I fhippina Hoard soond the owners of es s's hr about sending craft to the west roast for nitrates. Tho aalllnar. veaoel mt not said lhlr ships were not scronaT aoosh and the s'fam schooner owners had ess is of limited steam Ins; radtus. Bksjdes. it would hav m1 another Inroad on th I I" of ysoi i-ft on this coast. I SlIIPWOIlKFRS START PAPER rapia lo l- unnrnca in I Tmmmm tnr rrim I TACOMA. Waah-. Feb. 11. (Special ) EmDlorea . of the Foundation Corn- I publlnhln.- a newapaper. the I. . j " " Ju" Tne foundation Builder la Ita name and " ' eompoaed of 8. L 5.,dlf'- ,,or.: H- c . M,L,a",:U C" premier, athletic director: F. M. Runc- ' bulne manaxer. r.hJnm' ' s0 b Uunch- ". irt n.ir ....' ll mi ine ncpupui; ui r rant v. aaa R"m"- Punkerque Toul. Koye. Uerber- i naun. intrau.., miena. J'ncn''; R-Publlou. Democrat e. Ju- tire. Vetit. Fraternlte. Egallta and Liberie. The type of Teasel helnir built la the flre-majited achooner. 20 feet over all, SH feet beam and molded depth of 23 feet. Two JSo-horaepower enirlnes, a alcned for twin acrewa. will power each TeaarL OREGON I AN ChTTS GOOD BERTH Krcd C'harman la Appointed Purser of Steamship China OREGON C1TT. Or, Feb. 13. Spe elL Kred C. Char man. a former Or C,r ronn ,., arrived here thl afternoon, where he visited with his I aunts, th Misses Cochran, before de partina; for ban Francisco, where he a ill take up hla duties as purser of the steamship China. Mr. Charman was purser for six years for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Among the ships he waa purser on are the Mongolia, the Siberia and (he Manchuria For the past two years Mr. Charman haa been connected with the Pacific steamship Company. He has been purser of the Admiral Watson for some time, and has Just returned as officer of this boat from ban r ran Cisco to S attic. He leaves for ban rrancisco on Wednesday to take up hi duties. He visited with relatives In Portland be fore taking his departure. T n Tm . n . n n m SEATTLE. Feb. 13. In an effort to Increase the also of the night shifts land speed up shipbuilding, tb Vnited states Shipping tioard has ordered per rent wage bonua for men work ing In th night crews at Seattle and other raciric coast shipyards. It was announced at a meeting of th Seattle Metal Tradea Council her last night. Movemenl, of Ves-el. f-1'nTI.A.XH. Feb. 11 tt.h.d Steamer auai.B, tor fort a i.uia ASTORIA. Teb 11 Killed St 1 :4I P. l termer f. A. Klfburn. ZoT Sa Kmnclsco. si.d at aeon, barker.tln. Alts, for ydner. SAX PEPHO. Feb. U Arrived Steamer Titertaa. Irani Leiluniia Xflver. POIST RETE,. rb. 11 Pawed st 1 A. V.. itMmtf Sliaa:. from Columbia Kiver. for &Ua fedrcK SAN FR Ni'IKOO. Ke 12. Arrived at P M . motor c hooser Jaouo t Kainter. from C.'unibii Kitar. for I'allao. AV rEHRO. r,b IS. Arrived Steamer TrVntitid. f-om l n umbli Hlr. Arrtxet . 1 P. at., steamer Beat. Monica, from Olum bia h.v,r r MX PRAVt'LVO. F-b. 1J Arrlrsd An on. ram (Prm;a ribor. r. l intUu-r. from 'oos B. H W FRANCWO. F-b. 11 Arflir-ri ?tsmra W i:;amtt. Av!on. from Uras llartmr: C. l. l.mdansr. (rem 'oos H. Sditisd StMratr Hrhw:tr, for Portland. nr. A TTL K. Fob. 1Z A rrtvMj Atiamri I Jwfrrrsoo. hpoltanr. from Alaska. Frd Hax- tmm Fart Lud.ow . Wub. from Kwr- tt. Hti-rnr. from Tiroma. Mi. al isamr Frsd Baatsr. Adrolrai Watson, for r nc aaMTVk I. S. Naval Radio Rrpori. i III ronrt ars far a P.M. rest srd ay, Wa m Krw-sS latlloat oS. I jvilU.N.x imitm. eoos nay Tor Ml) Fran- mil- north of ban Franclsouw ADMIRAL Pt et. hoatHa for haa Fran Ho from Man ranct. a. ,i!KM!Tt:. 'rt LeUtlloar for mo Fran- fWo mt'fi irnh of Hlnnts Rff Kt.llA. m Htlfni ftr tfan Francisco. JO north of C"lo JWondocino. Kll.liritN. I'ortiand for dan Fraacsro, i. m!ia ioirh of tha Columbia Itivor. i.TMAN FTKW ART. Tort fan l.a for MmHo Fo'nf. n.Vfc ml Irs from Koadow Point. YV M. HkKRIN. oaviota lor l,tnntoo. 4 -nllea from eat t lot w. i ltHTF.lt. ."an rdra ror trrtt. 21-v a from fa 1 lrd ra. tt I LI. A .M K TTE. San Frsnciro fr San IV !rn. mi mt: aoul rt or Son Krn Iko, HAKUK 11. Kttrrka lor Ma iraro, mtirs from ?in I'odro. i-. A. M!TII. in t'w or tuc am son. san Fratn iwo for Coos !)-. M- mtis north 01 4- hr. RAlNIKli. Pmn FTn-!s-o tor haa fenro. e- from 9sn Frncl-o. HKEIKWATKR. -n Frsnnsco for Port no 4.. m:tos north of San ran cist o. Tol'KKA, Jn Kranrlsra for i-.urrK. 1- rtal.t-a north of Point Arena AhMlRAI. EVANfi. lasutat lor huin, n miles cast of Cap St. us, noon. coruary rt'ftArAo. Tskufst for port oranam. tlos from Vsaatst P M. Fsbmsry 1. I.ATO ri E. tn Tahiti V('T-RIA. mtios vast of Cap Sttltss. Miiihbnind. St Boon. obruaxy 12 MUA. I ni'uki ror foasr,. witma T milr-s of rhisnik at ' X . rrhruary 1 K KT"M I K A N. I aalatka for 1,4 tost ho. orr Sitka, lajdsai ISisnrl. 2 ratios from Latourho. F M . Fobmarr 12. VICTORIA. Cardova far 8attla. P4d m!ls from t ' o. NORTH WFSTERN. Juaoaq f or Cordora. 2" ti.os rasl of Cap llinrbinbraok at noon. Fohmsr 11 KKT'IIIKAX. off rr i-nnd : P. M.. Feb r4 ry X TtsVa mt iV4aria Tnaraday. IllCk. f Low. ..11 A. M t f-of rs A. M n 3 foot 1.19 P. M J footOil P. At i foot 0 roJwsaMa W Rar Kpart. N RTH HtC AT. Fob. t Vndltlon of th bar at i r. akU smootk; niad aai. m ouiea. sursEMFyrs. TJCTI J Broadway at Taylor J- Mala 1 and A 1122 Today -Tomorrow tOTIM OI I 1 TO II P. M. OFFICIAL WAR FILMS. ITALIAN BATTLE FRONT FROM ITALIAN 4iOVFBMK"T. AXY SEAT, AW TIM Jioor 50c, Balcony 25c MI ITV MIL ORUKHH M)U L llUlLlVJ Wedneaday. Feb, SO. WORLIrS C-HKA IKST WO.VAX VIOLIMST, MAUD POWELL Urr FlMr-ll raw. f2. 7 rawi JM Hmlrmmj A raw. VUSO. 4 raw. 1. 13 raw. T.V. Gallrrjr. iwft TAcl Adaifriuiloa 5Ae. Ttrkrt Office Sale OptM it Sat. BAKER m 1'I.AVtlU TuniKhu .11 w..k. Mat. Sat. Tb. latMt comedy hit. "1119 MAJKWTV Bl'NKF.B BEAN" Ev... 2Zc, ."ic. TAc. AlAts.. 2"r. 6c Next w.k. startlna fun. llsu "The Old llaiurstrad.' 5 CTXIV L'tV, also CI.EO MAVIiriD; "Th Propvllle Recruit': Levy A Acker land: II ARB V t.ll.KOII.t Rouble flmi; Iravel Weekly: 8A.NT1; UABBI at EMMA HHARRIKK. i r t i i 11 I DANTAGEi it MAT. DAILY 2:30 THE DANCING. DIVING MERMAIDS With Lottie Mayer. Is Other Dig Acta. Thre Parformances Daily. Might Cur tain at 7 and . LYRIC ICAL STUCK Mat. lally at t:S; Mshts at 7:30. This week, a flddy. whirling wonder laurh- ing show. FOLLIES REVCE," With Dillon tt Franks and the Rosebud Glrla ToalcM. Kour-pnlr Spoons fre all Udica. IPPODROME Thursday, Friday, Saturday ra-K-ti U.1LK NELSON, BANN & DE MONDE la tamed y SUH, "Ike Klalnb" B. KELLY FORREST The Traanp Corned la a Llewellyn & Stanley -Odd 4'barartrr Bit 'The BENEFACTOR' THOS. A. EDISO "OVER HERE" I'UKILAAU Li ItL.M lUlKSt Chief Caupolican Friday Eveninfr February 15. AUDITORIUM Single admissions .", 8T Seat eale Sherman, Clay & Co. February 14 and 15. DANCING Prize Masquerade TONIGHT Arbor Garden Second and Morrison. DANCING M IXTHKJTKR 11 1.1 ff'nder New Manacement.) Hfeh reM. .Near Oak KVKK. THIKPW U SAItH IIA .M.I1T. , Goo1 Floor. I'nion Mnstc rtisse Hreiditay 237 of San franciscn. Cat., and Ada M. Shechy. of Jjn frifictso. c.ii. CO.VTM t.N'.MrMAH AN ErtwiH A. Cn-1"n. of I'on'und. and MIps Myrtle II. M -M nan. r. or roniani. ftKM-HQt E-H V John P-!-q-if. of ror; :nd. and Mm Frances Porf :nd. WOLWrvRTH-LTPKK Frjink J. Wn:wrV 27. rt pfrt:ni. and M tsa lruci!ia A. I-ipttc. 2. ft Frrr'!, Waih. rKTKRSON-KAKI M!rhl Pctcrprtn. of AntorU. and lara. Jennie Karl. Jl. Ast or ls. Or. T-iTi 33 . ACCTIOV SALES TODAY. At liakr's- Auctfon Houie. Yamhill and We.t Park ats., furniture, etc. , Sale at 10 A. M. FO'ERAL NOTICES. KAE At the family rosidrnce North lKth si.. Feb. 12. George G. Rae, aged 74 yoars, 7 months. 1 day. Survived by nia wuiow. teiizaoetri rJ. Kae; a stepdauich tor. Mrs, Edna Hatfteld. or 315 North 10th st. : tho following granddaughters. Lottie and J.ulu Hatfield. Mrs. E. G. Am me. of 4, East 5 2d st. North: Mrs. Lo B. Pear on. of West Fark su : Mrs. E. T. 3iorris. of .M7 Esst 4Sth st. North, of Port land ; adopted daughter, Mrs. Monterey i-.merson. or Paris; brother. William Kae, or Toronto. Canada: two sisters in Srot land; two nieces and one nephew In New York City. Friends Invited to attend fu neral services, which will be held at the Scottish Rile Cathedral. Morrinon and I.ownsdale streets, at 1:30 p. M. Saturday. Fob. id. Interment Riverview Cemetery. Remains are ai tio.man'a funeral parlors. EATON In this city. February 11. Lena Jf-sephin Eaton. ared 43 years mother of Mr. S, Slot holm and Anjalia Eaton, of this city; brothers ars Napolan Arpln. Ed ward Arpin. of this city; Oliver Arpln. of -ew Mexico; sister. Jennie Kiearei. or ban Francisco. Tha funeral services will ba neto: at tns conservatory chapel of F. S. Ifunnlng. Inc.. Ea-t Alder street, comer of Sixt.i. at 10:3 A. M. today (Thursday. February 14. Th services at the (crave win d conducted by Mount Hood Circle, Neia-hbors of Woodcraft. Friends invited. interment Koso city Cemetery. WITHER In this city. February 12. at the residence of her daughter. 1L42 Garfield avenue. IMlza Ami Withee asd 71) var. mother of Mrs. Lydla M. Gra.iam. of this city: Mrs Mary I Tarrant, of Vlewfleld . D.; Mrs. Lenora Hiavtt, of Tacoma. Wash.. Mrs. Alta A. Atkina. of White Sal mon, as...; G. A. Withee. of Amity, Or., and Fred L Withee. of Cnlonvalo, Or Tha funeral services will be held today Thursday! at 1 o'clock P. M. at the above residence. Friends invited. Inter ment at Greenwood Cemetery, private. J. f. rimer tc jon. ui rectors. BUCKET In Kansas City, Kansas, February . Kaipn VVUecket. hushand of Mrs. R. W llecket. father of Harold. Murl and William Beck U son of M r. and M rs. J. v . nrKri. or th a cltv: brother of Mrs Theodore Anderson. Mias Mry Becket, of this city; Walter and Charlos. of Hepp nor. and John Beckeu U. S. Marines. Tha runeral services will be held at tho con sorvatory chapel of F. S. Dunning. Inc., East 8th and Alder sts.. at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow i Friday). Feb. 15. Friends In vited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. CARPENTER At the homo of her daugh ter. 3U4 Jackson street. Feb. 12. Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, agod 7 years, mother of Mrs. E. T. Mist-he. of this city: Waiter I. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, and Laura B. Carpenter, of New York City. The f u nral services will be hold at the conserva tory chapel of F. S. unntng. Inc.. East Sl&th and Unst Aider, at lO:.10 A. M. to morrow (Friday). Feb. LI. Friends Invited. Interment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery. MORSE In this city, February 13, Harvey A. Morse, age 41 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Mildred Monte and son of Dr. R A. Moree. The funeral will leave A. R. teller's parlors tomorrow Friday I, Feb. In, at 8:341 A. M., thence to the Holy Re deemer Church, corner Portland blvd. and Williams a v., where services will be held at 0 o'clock. Friends are invited. Inter ment Ross City Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. SPICER At the family residence. 5311 Thirty-eighth avenue Southeast, February 13. Sarah A. Spicer. beloved wife of W. E. pirer. -age years 0 months 22 days; mother of Mrs. Lida B. McKi prick, of this city: if tor of Mm. Emma Boyce. of Eagle Creek. Or. Funeral services will be held at Annabel! Presbyterian Church. Friday afternoon at 2 P. M. Friends invited. In terment In Lone Fir Cemetery. Arrange ments in cars of F. & Dpi nn Ing. Inc. LONG At her late residence. -147 lth St., . Feb. 12, 11US. Ada C. Long, wife of A. G. Iong. mother of Mrs. Matt B. Evans. Mrs. Lloyd Bates. Miss Mary Pearl Long. A. G. Long. Jr.. Walter S. Long and Howard A. Long. Friend Invited to attend fu neral services, which will be held at the above residence at 2::fl P. M. today (Thursday), Feb. 14, Interment Riverview Cemetery'. GROAT In this city, at her late residence, 7 1 7 East Burnside street. February 13, Josephine M. Groat, aged C7 years, wife of O. J. Groat and mother of Mm. G. Nesmlth Barker. The funeral services will be held Friday, February at !) o'clock A. M- at t.ie residence establish ment of J, P. Flnley A Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Incineration at tha Portland Crematorium, OLIX February 12. Walter W. Olin. agod 2S years; beloved husband of Ruth D. Olin, and father of Velata, Leonard and Walter W". olin; son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Olfn: brother of G. A. Olln. of Siletx, or., and Mrs. C. II. Taylor, of this city. ' Funeral services will be held at Dunning ! & McEntee's chapel today (Thursday., February 14. at 2 P. M. Friends inviied. Interment Mount Scott Park Cemetery. COOPER In this city, February 12, Curtis C. Cooper, age 4- years, beloved husbaad of Mrs. C. C. Cooper; brother of Claud Cooper, of this city; R. M. Cooper, of Los Angeles. Cal. ; Mrs. Myrtle Drtscolt, Van couver, B. C, and Clave Cooper. Services will be held at 1 P. M. today Tnumday at the residential parlors of Miller A Tracey. Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. EATON In this city, February 11, Lena Jonephine Eaton, aged 43 years. Mother of M rs. 8. Slotholm and JavneHa Eaton, of thia city. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dun ning. Inc., East Alder street, corner of Sixth, at 10:3u A. M. tomorrow (Thurs day , February 1 4. Friends Invited, in terment Hose City Cemetery. STICKLE In this city. Feb. 12. Charles Stanley Stickle. 1."7 Minnesota ave., aged :t4 years. 7 mtjaths, - daya. brother of Mrs. Brock S. Campbell. Friends invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at the Portland Crematorium at 2:30 P. M. Sunday. Feb. 17. Take Hell wood car for Crematorium. Remains are at ITolman'a funeral parlors until 1 P. M. Sunday. MTRICK In this city, February 12. Mary Myrick. sited years, wife or Jessie My. rick, of this city. The funeral services will bs held at the cfmservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning. Inc.. 414 East Alder street, at 2 P. M. today (Thursday). February 14. Friends Invited to attqnd. Interment .at Multnomah Cemetery. NEB END A HL In this city. Feb. 12. Sarah Nebendahl. beloved wife of A. NebendahL Funeral services will be held today ( Thurs day . Feb. 14. at 1:30 P. M, from the residential funeral noma or v iison ft Koss, Multnomah at 7th st. Concluding te.r vices will be held at the Portland Crematorium. ROSS Th funeral services of the lat Mel vln 8. Ross will be held this (Thursday) morn in at the residence establishment, of .1. P. Unity x bjn. Montgomery at i-irtn. Krlends invited. Interment at .Mount Scott Park Cemetery. T'OMBLT Th funeral services of tha late Arthur M. iwomoiy win d neia too ay. (Thursday) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the re-ldenc esuabliwhment of J. P. tin ley t Son. Montgomery at J-litti. r lends in vited. EPPEriSON In this cltr. February 11. Ptisan F. Cpperson. age 67 years. Services will be hld at 8 P. M. today (Thursday) at the reitidntlal parlors of Miller A Tracy. Interment, Multnomah Cemetery. ITNKRAL DIRECTORS. Edward Holman. Prfs. W. J. Xlolman, Sec, J. K. erle1n. Treas. THE EDWARD H0OIAN UNDERTAKING CO. Established 187T. THIRD ST., CORNER uf SALMON. A Modern, Spacious Family Room With Private Entrance. LADY ASSISTANT. Phones Main bill. A 1311. perfect Funeral Servlc for Less. MILLER & TRACEY Independent funeral directors. Wash. bet. 20th -1st, West SM Main Lady Assistant. A 7SS.Y J. p. yiNLEY i SON, Progressive Funeral Jjlrecttrs. 1'rlvate Irlve Women Attendants. MONTOOMERi" AT FIFTH. Main . A 1599. ;al 64. ldy Assistant. C Siai W1UUN ROSS, Funeral Directors, Inc. Multnomah at Seventh street. C 1135. WILSON & WILSON. Wdln. W0. Successors to I'lKDMONT L'NULBTAKINO CO.. Kllllngssrorth and Kerby sts. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. 12th and Morrison eta Main fel33. A 2-33. DUNNING & JlcENTEE. luneral direct ors. Broadway snd Pine street. Phone Hr..dv.v 4M. A 4."3. Lady attendant. F S HL'NNINC. INC. THE GOLDEN r.l'I.E UNDERTAKERS.. 414 East Alder street. East 3J. B 22. 13UEEZE & SX00K "" MIL AND MRS. V.". H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. 1W73 F- Glisan. Tabor 4313. p. L. LF.RC1I. East 11th and flay streets. Lady attendant. East Tel. B 13aS. A. K. ZELLER CO A2 Williama ave. Ksst 10K8. C 10-SS fKlit. UNDERTAKING CO.MPANV, 3d snd Clay. Main 410;!. a 2:11. Iidy araistant. Thono your want ads to The Oreeo nian. Main 7070, A 6095. A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and classified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6f)95, House 29. HtMSTlTCHlNU. 6c A YARD. PLEATING, ALL LATEST STi'LES. EASTERN KOV ELl'V CO.. hi 4 ai'H si'.. BETWEEN OAK AND BTAKn. STS. BROADWAY MW. K. STEPHAN, hemstitching, bcaUoping-, ac coruion slue pleat, buttons covereU; n.ail orucra. Vutock bik. Broauway loytt. ADVCKTIS1XU SALES AGENCY C'LVDE AGEXCV, io7 Stock Exchange. Main A business soliciting organisation to atrcurs auvertiaing tor sbvciai euttions as e;i u regular numoera ot publications, boukltsia in lact anything in the printing line wnerein advertising can b. lnserteu. Eatablisnea for i(i years, operating ex clusively west of the Kocky .Mountains. ASSAYEBS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second ooiu. silver and platinum bought. Al.ATE tflTEKS AND MFO. JEWELERS. AOATES cut and polished; jewelry and watcn repairing. Millers. 243 is Wash, su 1 ARBKR SIPPLLES. OREGON BARBER SUPPLY CO. We buy ana sell ail Klnua barber supplies. 250 2a. L. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED. jij morgan Dldg. Marshall 6140. CELLtLOlD BITTONS. THE IRWSN-HODON COMPANY. 887 aahlngton. Broadway 44, A 1254. CAlKOPOIilr, TS. W ILLIAM. Estelie and William. Jr.. De veny, the only scientific chiropodists ana arch specialista in the city. Parlors 302 Oerllnger bldg., southweFt corner 2d and Aiuer. Phones, Main 1301, A 3302. CHIROPODISTS AND AKCH SPECIALIST. DR. W. E. LA MONTE. French sanitary ipainiessj methou. Wizard system of arch titting. 3Ui-a iswetland bldg. Main b4oo. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. SICK" PEOPLE: Dr. McMahnn. Portland. 100 chiropractic speciallsta That's why 1 never nave to employ drugs, operations, vibrators, violet rays, electricity, heat, light and other Joss House stunta. 1 re move the causes of disease quickly, surely and leas expensively. Dally convincing me aouDting tnomas. si adjustments Sta, seven X3. phone, call or write. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 810 N. w. bldg. Mar. o.--- too letters multigrapheq. si.50. COLLECTION AGENCIES. NETH Sc. CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1786. vtuiicciroiiB, no cnarge; estaoiisnea iwou. DANCINti. MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, 854 ruta. tjnaer new management. Latest dances taught, 10 private lessons S3. Hours 10 A. M. to 8:30. Broadway 2327. THE BECKETT-HEATH SCHOOL Dan cing taught in all ita branches; private. uajr or eve. Classes. lues, ana ri., a-lO. assembly after; 3S614 Wash. Main 3205. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMf "social and stage dancing, private instruction; classes Moo., Thura. 0 to 10. lo 2d St.. bet. w asn. and stark. 3Ialn 2100. ELECTRIC MOTORS. FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT. L. A. WALKER ELECTRICAL WORKS. 413" Burnside. Broadway 5474. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Dr. F. F. Casseday, specialist; glasses fitted. 700 E. Burnside, cor. 20th. B 133, E. 4734. FLUFF RUGS AND BAG RUGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrains, Brussels, Smyrna, Axminster rag rugs, alt sizes; mall orders prompt; booklet. CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC. 9xlS rur rleaned and steamed SI. 00 HElilLKN Kli CO.. 54-56 Union Ave. N. Kast 0."tI6. B 1475. WHOLESALERS AND Al'TO AND Bl'OtiY TOPS. PUBRU1L.L.E BUGGY TOP CO.. Kth and Oak GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bldg:. IIRY GOODS. ! niMkTI CD.'CI P(l furnililns. Notions L.I UIIIIVL.L.UI UU' 111 Sherlock bldg;. GROCERIES. . WADHAM3 & CO.. S5-70 Front st.' HATS AND CAPS. THAN HOUR E R HAT CO.. 63-55 Front St. HIDES. WOOL, CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS.. Il Front st. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO., 12th and Davis sts. 4aa.a.l'lNG Nonets. x. 1 - CURB, r ViT . .y Members are reqt Sry meet at the lodge ZXfT Thursday) evening B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142. requested to room this g to par- ; tictpatp in a paraao i pat, in a parade headed Dy ft' .' the Elks' band In '''I . the 50in anniversai V'V order. After the short business sessii nd In honor oi iversary of the the parade a fcr.r T A -if . short business session of the rjrtiLirrr"' lodge will be held, followed bv a social session, which will be open to members, visiting members and candidates whose applications have been received. By order of the E. R. M. R. SPAULDING. Sec. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Thursday! evening at 7:30 o'clock. Masonic Temple. Labor in the E. A. de gree. Visiting brethren always welcome. By order w. Ji. FRED L. OLSON. Sec. OREGON COMM ANDERY. K. T. Regular conclave this .Thursday) evening at i v. Tour attendance win do ap nrcciatea. r . niE.UA.u. Recorder. nvPinvT TRIBE. NO. 2. I, O R. M. The regular council wilL not be held this evening. Members are requested to visit Wachena Tribe. No. 13. of Ore r.m i-itv thia beinar their 'Jth anniversary. Take the 7 or 7:30 car from 1st and Alaer streets. L. B. SMITH. Chief of Recorus, ROSE CITY CAMP. NO. 191. Woodmen of the world, will Rive an entenainmeni uu in h..ir hull 3.2 Russell St.. this Thursday evening, Feb. 14. Members and their families are cordially invited to at tend. Admission tree. U H. HOWLAXD, Council Com. J. W. BOOTH E. Clerk. THR MACCABEES Portland Tent No. 1 will give their regular monthly card party and dance this evening at their hall. 40t Alder street. All are in vited; good prizes, good music and a sood m. ror ail. Admsonju COMMITTEE. T w A riRD PA RTT. MX). Manchester Hall, 85V4 Fifth street, will meet this Friday night at 8:30: also featur day afternoon. i:15 P. M. : 50-pound sack of flour, first prize: ham and grocery prir.es. trimlolon. f.c. All welcome. Broadway 2327. . - INDUSTRY LODGE. NO.-8. A. O. U. W Meets every Friday nigni. rv. 01 tr. Alder street, VtorFeAmftoWN. Rdr. C. J. WHEELER. M. W. TJTOP1A KEBEKAH IiODGE. NO. 62. I. f O. F. ltegular bueinesa meeting tnia tTtiurartaTi evening tn orient nan, . olu and Alder sts. Visitors w lcome. HIGH COPT OF IsJVINO CLUB of the Fraternal Brotherhood. "300" card party. Modern Woodmen Hall. Burnside and ttsrk. L'.hri.srv ir. s-Dound sack Hour, otner groceries prixes. Admission cents. EMBLEM J .retry, but ton a charms, ptna Kaw designs. Jaeger Broa.. 181-t 6th mC rpiFnrjiKDKR'B (or lodge erablama Ciaaa pins and medals. S10 Wash Ing toa at. DIED. KENEALY At Seattle. Wash.. Feb. 11. John J Keneaiy. agea r. """. father of Mrs. A. J. Wilson, of Seattle; Mrs A. F. Bonner and Emmet Keneaiy; brother of Mrs. Cicero Hopan. of Port land ; Mrs. M. M. Quinn, of California; Hannah and Ianiel Keneaiy. of Cork, Ire Innd. Remains are at Jlolman's funeral narlors. Announcement of funeral later. SCHAEFFER In this city. February 33, Joseph jonn wnaeiirr, scu o ) ears. of Mr. and Mrs. John J. ftohaeffer. The remains will be forwarded this (Thurrtay) morning by J. P. Finley & Son to Moro. Or., where services will be held and in terment made- POWERS In this city, Feb. 13. Erasmus F. Poweri. agea x 'years, imner as snrs. j. H. Haak. of this city. The remains are at the rcsident-e est ahliphment of J. P. Finley A ton, Montgomery at 5th, Notice of funeral hereafter. WHITSELL Feb. 12. Georpe. Baker Whit- sell, late of t:.4 isenatem ave.. aged veara. 10 months. IS days. The remains are st the residence funeral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy. 15"2-ir.34 E, 13th, Sell wood. Funeral notice later. FLORISTS. nAII kinds o( Flowers, Bedding and Vegetable Plants, Japanese goods and Plants. Special sale, bargains. JAPAN FLORIST, 103 1th St., bet. Yamnill and Tay ior. Moose Tempie building. 1 EKTIL1ZLKS. ROTTED cow and horoe manure. East lSL C 2274. JINK. JUNK AND HARDWARE. The Oregon Junk Co., 274 Front "st. Main 52oo. We buy all-kinds Junk, metals, pay highest prices. See us before you sell. MUSICAL. PARKER School of Popular Music Terms, i to 20 lessons. 401-2 Eilers bldg OREGON Conservatory School of Music . 345" Washington si., at Broadway, city. EM 11. TE1ELH0RN. violin teacher, pupil SevcHt. 207 Fliedner bldg. Bdwy. 162. VIOLINIST will give instruction to begin ners, lessons 75c. Woodlawn 2S21. PIANO or vocal instructions, special rales. 10 lessons 5. AM 330, Oregonlaii. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MORE? a SAVING from 30 to 50 per cent. S" 1'romptly fitted glasses as low aa gl.50. 4000 satisfied customers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chaa. W. Good man, optometrist, 200 Morrison. Main 2124. R. G. WRIGHT 2- years' experience, U. S. and foreign patents, uui ftnuiu mug. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, 00& Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, lemaie aisoruera. iwu uuu ki . stomach, liver. kidneys, boweis throat; goiae. scaJp, high blood, pressure. DR. FLORA A. BROWN, goitre and diseases rtf women, i w tu. suruaiue, tui. I'LlMBlNi ISLFrLLES. PLUAIBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices. StarR-iJavis to., ati- u -"' PUNTING. l' f vtTi n: it t 1 K. OantenbeiQ. iler. Printing ana linotyping. iwt l- corner star, main or a xtxo. THE TVV PHKSS. a5 Stark st. Broadway 408, A 40S8. r...l.,l . .4,.-. F. W. BALTES & COMPAQ!, rnuiimu ist t and Oak sts. Main 165. A 11 Ho. KEAL ESTATE DEALERS. CARL R. JONES, 404 Wilcox bldg. NORTHWEST RUG CO., established 1903. Fluff rugs ana rag rugs woven an bh-c-. East Sth and Taylor. East 35S0, B lUau. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household goods specialists; storage, pacKing, snip ping and moving; horse and auto vans; special freight rates to ail points. C O. PlCK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO., 2d and Pine sts. Broadway A 19tm. nn pfirtV TR A VSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan St., corner ism. leiepnone uroauway 40, ui A 1150. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal ixacaa, lowest insurance rates in the city. n-p fraicht rtM tn all noints on household goods. aWannmg vv arenouse ac iiausiei Co., th and Hoyt. uroaaway .uj. MimsOX-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE. Office ISO Aladison. tienerai mercaanaise snd forwarding agents, flioiie aiain mm. PACKING, MOVING, STORAGE. SECURITY" STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.. 105 Park st. Main 5190. A 1051. NATIONAL, FUEL, CO. East 2011. -E. 2d and Oregon sts.; slabwood. $3.75, delivered. GREEN AND DRY SLAB WOOD, fclockwood. Panama Fuel Co. East 72. B 2SS0 MANUFACTURERS PAINTS, OLLS AND GLASS. RASMUSSEN & CO., 2d and Taylor. PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. KLINE. 84-tstf Front St. PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING. M. L. KLINE. S4-8B Front St. PRODI 'JE COMMISSION MEKCHANTS. EVERDLNG & FARRELL, 140 Front St. HOPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northmp. SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. FULLER & CO., 12th ar.a Davis sts. WALLPAPER. MILLER Wall Paper & Pt. Co.. 172 lrt st. MORGAN WALL PAPElSCQ.. 230 2d st. CIMETEIIia. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETERY Lowest Prices Best Service. No expense after interment. Prices lower than other ceme teries. M AUSOLllTJM, ' .K1V.U.K VIJUW ABB&Y , MAUSOLEUM Taylor's Ferry Road, End Riverview Carline. The only civilized method of burial. Snow-white, always dry, sanitary tombs. Permanent title and endowment; $250 up. 3 Plttock Block. Phone Broadway 851. FLORISTS. MARTIN FORBES CO.. Florists. 354 Washington. Main 26!l, A 12t. Flowers lor ail occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 2S7 Morrlsen St. Main or A 1805. Fine flowers and floral designs, .no orancn stores. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 285 Washington St.. bet. 4th and Sth. Main 510, A 1101. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. Selling mug., oin ana Aiuer sts. FtOPl.ES FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder. r lowers ana designs. r"none Marshall 5H-'2. MONCMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 264-2GB 4th St., opposite City Hall. Main 8564. Philip ixeu A- ;one lor memostais. IOBLaesinC Gran;t CO.' IJ Third kt madison 5TREE. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Boom 153 Coilrthonse, 5th St. Knt ranee. rhone from 8 to ft. Main :,78, Home Phone A ioZ iMgni can aiter on ice noun. Ala in s.o. Report all cases of cruelty to the above address. Klectric 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 us. Call for- all lost or strayed stock, aa we look after all impounding. There Is no more city pound, just Oregon Humane Society. J.EW TODAY, MORTGAGE LOANS ON FARM AND RESIDENCE PROPKUTY. NO COMMISSION. VVm. MacMaster 701 CORBKTT BLUU, PORTLAND. OR. MORTGAGE LOANS ON BUSINESS AND HESIDKNCB FROFKHTY. ROBERTSON EWING, S07-S KortfcOTcatcra Bauak Bids. JNO.B. COFFEY MORTGAGE LOANS Insurance, Surety Bonds 01 WILCOX BLDG. Uala 702, A 3702 KEW TODAY. Big Bargain A lady has left her 1918 Metz tour ing car with us to sell. It has not been run 50 miles, and she is willing to take a big discount on same. The fac tory guarantee goes with the car. COVEY MOTOR CAR COMPANY Main 6244. Washington St. at 21st MORTGAGE LOANS n Panada mm aaaa xor ajoo farm aaal 1 1 aJty lea ma at cloae Intercast ratca. 1 1 Prompt. Bailable SerTtea. II A. H. BIRRELL CO. tl7ZlU Aartlimeaten Hmm wiuig, MariUU -411. BKAX. ESTATK. l or Solo Lot. THAT VACANT LOT Tux a a burden Into liicome. W design and build any thin, furnish tho money If desired; lght year in Portland. L R. Bailey Co.. contract Icg architects,' Northwestern Bank bldg. LOTS FOR SALE. Executor's sacrifice; 30 sightly, full lots, near Rose City Park and car, 3XS0; will divide. THOMSON. Mohawk B'.dff. FOH SALE 1 lot at Capitol Hill; lot -4. block 16, 50x100. No reasonable offer re fused. For particulars Kppiy to Mrs. S. J. Begffs, Summer land. B. C, Okanogan V aiiey. $Hl,0OO 6TH ST.. only 3 blocks from Port land Hotel; 48x100; Income; terms; ideal apartment site.' FRANK L. McGUIRE, Abtngton Bldg. A BARGAIN Lot 100x70 on Union ave. and Irving st. 3. K., corner. Call Broadway 4007 irora 8 A. M. to o P. M.; after tt P. M.. call East 6354. $7iWTWO full lots Groveland Pk.. E. S4th, near Division. McGuire. M. lo6S. $21tW WILLIAMS ave., near Broadway. FRANK L. McGUIRE. Abingtan bldg. jtiO PORTLAND HEIGHTS, &Oxltt."i, view. FRANK L, McUl'IKE, Abington bldg. For Sale Hotaiea. CLOSE IN. GOOD BARGAIN. 5 rooms, modern. In good shape, garage, 2 blocks from carltne. one block from school; price $1800. $500 cash, balance easy terms. C. A. Warriner, RITTER, LOWE A CO.. 203-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. PORTLAND HEIGHTS Superior, almost new a-room resmence, ciosa in, wonaenui location and view; hardwood floors, white enamel and mahogany thro ugn out, sleep ing porch, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, plenty closets, large grounds, fine trees. BROOKE, 641 Montgomery Drive, cor. Elm at. .Mar shall 4827, A 3830. Call mornings. . BUNGALOW SACRIFICE. I own 6 modern 5-room bungalows, 2 in Sunnyslde. 2 on Milwaukle ave. and Hol gate. 1 in Alberta district; will sell any one of them for $1000 less than cost, about $2000. J. W. GRUSSI. 316 Board of Trade, Main 7452. ST. JOHNS HOME SNAPS. We have several good homes, 5 and 6 rooms each, at snap prices, from $1700 to $2500, easy terms. See us for St. Johns property. GRUSSI & DOWNEY. 31tf Board of Trade Bldg. BARGAIN ON MARYLAND AVE. Well built, 5-room house and large at tic, one block from Kenton carllne; price $1750, easy terms. C. A. Warriner, RITTER, LOWE & CO., 203-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. I HAVE some fine homea for sale in Rose City, Irvington, irvington .rarjc ana an parts of the city; cash and terms; I can save you money. Call Monday and Tues day, after Tuesday write 401 E. 50th N. Rose City car to 50th, 3 blocks south. Mrs. EtchlBon. LA URELHU RST HOME. Fine 6-room jouse, hot-water heat, alt built-in effects, oak floors, garage, etc.; price is a bargain at $4750; any reasonable terms. GRUSSI A DOWNEY. 316 Board of Trade. Main T452. $200 CASH BALANCE EASY. Modern 5-room bungalow, on Wood stock carllne, lot 50x100, price $1600. C. A. Warriner. RITTER, LOWE & CO.. 203-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. $7000 NEW O-room Dutch Colonial resi dence, iUr$ mi-iL, uioiniVi. ah conveniences incorporated. 10 per cent income assured. Will deposit $1000 in bank to guarantee same for 3 years. FRANK L. McGUIRE. Abington Bldg. TAKE THIS ONE QUICK. Good 4-room, plastered ; cellar, toilet, cement sidewalks; 50x100 lot, fruit trees, lawn, good neighborhood; on 17th st. N-, 3 blocks from car; neat and nice; $850. good terms. Speak quick. Badley. 404 N. W. Bank bldg FINE, modern home, 6 rooms, bedrooms have large closets, uutcn aitcnen, xuu basement, tubs, electricity, gas. near Haw thorne, two car lines, close in, st. paid, only $2000, $250 down, balance easy. Main 1003. 508-9 C. of C. WEST SIDE BUNGALOW SACRIFICE. Modern, 6-room buneslow, only 'J years old, fireplace, etc., cost $1800. lot 40x100. located South Portland, near st. car. $1950. terms. C. B. Xuggle, 114 X. W. Bank bldK. Main 4543. LAURELHURSI. Before buying elsewhere obtain our list of exquisite homes tor sale on easy terms in L,aurelhurst, the show place of Port land. LAUSELHURSI CO.. 270 ij Stark st. Main 1700, A 1515. BUNGALOW I own three beautiful mod ern bungalows, 4, 5 and 7 rooms, Kast Side, one north, one south, one Hawthorne district; will sell on very, easy terms and below the market value. Call evenings, Main 67. $J00 CASH BALANCE EASY. Modern 5-room bungalow, on Woodstock carline, lot 60x100, price $1600. C. A. Warriner. RITTER. LOWE & CO.. ons-o-T Board of Trade Bide BARGAINS. One, cost 6y2, take $6500; one. cot $6,100, take $0500. can't be beat; one, coat $7000, take f 51150; one, cost $7500, take $5800. All In Irvington. East -.til. W. 11. Herdman. 5-ROOM modern bungalow in nice neigh borhood, near Franklin High School. If you are looking for a splendid little home see this and make me an offer. Phone Tabor 2676. GREAT SNAP. $1S00 100x100, East 27th at.; 5-rm. mod. bungalow, nt-ar P. car shops; cash. FRANK U McGUIRE, Abington Bltlg. 2-ROOM house, woodshed, wood and bach elors furniture, all for $100; furniture alone worth that. Foot of Carolina bl, near S. P. track. Take Fulton car. FURNISHED 5-rm. bungalow, basement. furnace, fireplace, Dutch kitchen, buffet; lot 2'i 1-3x100; street improvement! paid; $ irjQQ. terms. Call 1078 Hawthorne. $1200 NEW 4-room bungalow, 2 nice lots. $100 cash, $0 per month. 3 0n2 Spalding DIG g. f-i V fllinB I'liunc j.avji v-mv. HUBBELL & SON, 1421 Sandy, oldest firm ROSE CITr PARK, can eH you a food house cheap. See us first. Tabor .3161. HV0 FINE, improved West Side property, o..4n.6 18th. between Ixvejoy and Mar shal" Terms. Phone owner. East 3S99. SS5U0 FINE, improved West Side property. "'42"6 18th, between Lovejoy and Mar shell Terms. Phone owner. East 3809. 6-ROtflrf modern bungalow, aleeplng-porch. full cement basement, at bargain. See owner. Division st. " i non-WEST SIDE $ 1 900 5-rm.. 25x100. on Clay st.; terms. FPANK 1 McGUIRE, Abington Bldg. 6-ROOM house and lot. a snap, fl800; don't notner unies- i?V 4U03 72d st. S. E. Tabor 780j. IRVINGTON iMoaern o-room n-siucnce, noi- water neai, leepuiii m a bargain. Call Main 1760. MODERN 5-room bungalow, 1 block to car; Irvington Park. Bargain, $2250. Easy trrms. Main 5812. i a.io s u x x r s i d e. 5-rm modern bungalow, furnace, etc. ; terms. Geo. T. Moore Co., Abington bldg. 6-ROOM modern bungalow. 2;id, near Haw thorne; siutnj icbb iiih Phone Marshall 1950. apt. 46. FOR SALE Nicely furnifhed 7-room modern Iiat, at UlUtM " " " 10th St. AM LEAVING CITY, must sell my 6-room modern nouse. aiwi oioc. v.c goniaru $1 250 SOX 120 ; 5-RMj Woodstock car lin e ; FRANK L. McGUIRE. Abington Bldg. FOR SALE, small nouse, easy to move. cheap. I'none wp""'"" -- MODERN bungalow, Hawthorne district. fine neignoornooQ. no wttma. wain .on. RICHMOND bungalow, modern conveniences. $3000; casn uuv. wwner, jjmi. 4