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TITE 3I0RXTXG OKECOXIAX. FRIDAT, FEBHUART 15, 1918. DREDGE OPERATORS GET HIGHER WAGES Port of Portland Commission Authorizes Five Per Cent Advance. WAGE PARITY ESTABLISHED 3Trw cVrmle It la IJn With Ttial Maiaialnrd by Corp of Eaflncr tor Men la 5rr Ic of lulled & la Irs CotcnusnU Wiit nrraa) anofiUn neej all rtdiat and lb fore at tbsj C- John tfrysHKk. amounting to slightly mora thaa l par ceou wsr authorised terday bjr the Port cf Portland Com alMM aad ar effective from Febru ary I. 1 i h main tba near scale com pares srltu that maintained r tba Corps- of En(iDni foiled 'tales Armr. a tba loTrnmnl dredges. all MatiM ta tba diatrtct ara oa tba aunt basta Ilea en tba dredgea work atcht-hoar shifts sad a rtila. thraa tt ara employed, though at praen two of tba eiredgee ae onlr doubla rraara. t'nder Id baad of drvdea mantra at yeMer oay's fatbariac of tba CommlMion, a report was raad from Captain Johnson, ( tba dredge TuUlin. rerountinc an acc-tdent tbat occurred tha night of January 14. daring m freshet, whan the saachtae waa wore Ins abova tba Haw-thorne-avenve brldaa. and a loaded gravel barge, a arraan ears and clam hall dredge war rarrtad agaiuet tha floating- ptpalioa. damaging tha pipe line, pontoons and donsey mi. aaMlaavrat la apaada. Find tha amount of tfaraat and tha IMamond i Navigation Company will bar It. for bad It not bran tor tba pipeline the bar-a would have bean mashed against tha brldaa." aald Com mlaaionar Ollailly. baad of the 1'lamond . It waa the flrat Johnny-on-the-spot nattlament of a claim tba Port haa bad. A tha dredge loat only three boura thereby, tt ta not eipected tbat a big bill will be rendered. la a report by Commissioners CKell!y and Mpancer. of the committee oa the traffic nirt-r of the L'pper Co lumbia and Knake RlTara. It waa ahown tbat a atari had Urea made on a large map of the country by Harold A. Hand, engineer la charge, from which smaller nana of different localities will be drawn as the survey progresses. The Colombia Klver district will be sur veyed from Portland to Priest Rapids and the Snake River front tha Columbia to La-wlelon. la a aummarr from Mr. Rand of the work outlined It waa act forth tbat It would Include tbe rivers proper, type f tease-la beat aultad for service on t bam. river terminals, crop and how beat to more tbcm to the tarmlnala. and each d-tail- It waa aald that Mr. Ilanda would leave In a week or le days ta tour the region In aa automobile to conduct bia field work. il. A. Oilbert, of Oil be ft dt Hall, civil enrlneera. baa alao been employed to assist la tha aaaa compilation. lithe Held Detilaeeat. That the board of engineers on rleera and harbors at Wsahlngtoo had decided acalnat tbe rehabilitation of a dike at llayden Island, aa It waa considered more of a detriment than a benefit, waa reported to the rommmlon by Colonel Tina. Corpa of Knglneere. I". HL A. Aa the rommieaton waa oa record aa not tn favor of tbe dike being maintained, tbe decision waa satisfactory. In a rommuntiml loa from the treat Oregon Umb-r Company It waa allied that the rommlaalnai aso- I'a tnflum.-e with the War fiepartment to have the aleamer apeed limit oa tha Willamette extended from the preaent tarmtnua at l.lnnton to where the near harbor line and farther down at re am. I Nam 4 aa to the Russell. street aawer. aattnc from tha Hummer of 191. when a fill was made oyer It by a Port dredge, fa aaaaaaed asslnet the Port In the sum af 1113a ti. Tha total met of new work I a era waa l41K. tha city mtin the difference. In arflmon. the Fdlrl pen r'uel Company filed a claim for lllle; 4im.ii to the basement of It labia teraa-e of tbe aaaar trouble. Actloa waa deterred pending a confer ence with official of the ilureaa of Sewer. Wee aw Villa Celdeeed. Rarardlna fllta asked for bjr proper te owners on the Kaet Jt'de. eottth of Tamhlll atreel and eaat of Kaat Water street. Superintendent pape reported that the coat of splllwsy and aurh work preliminary to fllltna would be about !". and he held that the work could bo done cheaper br other means loan by aamar a dreds-e. leereaaed avpenae lu the operation of the launrb Marie, aa aha ta in service at nlcbt in connection with the harbor aard. will be met by the commission aa part of Ita war obllaattona. Pida were opened for supplying m4ta. groceries, coffee and vearetabtee t tha Port's veaaela and floatlua plant for the Det three mom ha. In tnrntns: over the proposals to Aenlstant Secre tary Doyle lor award to Ihe lowest. It waa eua-a-eated that It be ascertained whether all flovernment food regula tions war bains' adhered to la th fleet. AXXARD MAKES f.OOD TIME Aasiliary Datll at St- Itrleag Make SlnnHT Fpeed. kaa Franrls- to Honolulu In nine days and a half la the time the fire masted auxiliary schooner 8. L Allard. of tb Mt-Cormlck fleet, mad on her frt troyag under charter to the I'nlted States Shipping Ikiard. says Captain Mitchell, her nuAltr, In a let ter from Honolulu. The time Is classed with that of th average steamer speed, other than tha hit liners which ply that route. Captain Mitchell wss for merly on the speedy schooner Irene and t well known here. He hss been on the Allard since her completion at the plant of th St. Helens Shipbuilding Company. II has been ascertained that a voy age of nine days from the Columbia Kiver to Honolulu credited to the aux iliary schooner Astorta was a mistake, th vessel arriving there having been a tug of the same nam from San Pedro, which was seat there to operate In the Island trade. The auxiliary schooner Astorta sailed from the river January 2 i and news of her arrival is expected daily She Is bound for Yokohama via ta Hawaiian.. MOOT RAINIER- TRIP tOXG Iotorhlp Rear by Head Weather oa Voyage) to San Franrlaoo. Though th afonnt Rainier Is a motor ship, the Impression her Is that ahe virtually sailed from th Columbia to th Ooldan Oat a. for ah arrived there Tuesday, after baring been on the way rc February 1. Captain Mlddleton telegraphed friends bore yesterday of It was J In the opinion of Portland mariners It must have been all of that, for southerly weather bad been on all of the time be waa at aea and he en countered head winds that wbtpped along; from le to 99 miles and probably more at limes. Tbe Mount Italnler had aufticirnt oil to keep bar enarinee turn ing; over for about six days, no more of the kind having- been available on tha lower river, where she loaded. It Is assumed tbat she was not only held bark, but perhaps blown north and that she wsa under canvss much of the time. virtually beating bar way. Coasting steamers bad their troubles beading Into the blows and loaa of time has been frequently reported so far this moctb. SARAII DIIOX AC.US IX PORT River Steamer So Worne for long Bias In Meadow. Free anca again from tha close clinging soil of Prank Thome's meadow on Lake hlver. after being fast for sis weeks, the Shaver steamer Sarah Dixon steamed Into the harbor at 4 o'clock Wednesday night, aa proudly aa the day sbe waa first launched. J. H. Johnston, an of the best known deelgners and boatbullders In the dutrict. and Captala "Jim" bhaver, baad of tba fleet, were the recipients of numerous congratulations In hav ing floated the Dixon. And tha best of It all Is tnat the vessel was ready for service alao. not having sustained any damage on tha beach. It waa during the early afternoon of January 1 that the aleamer. pro ceeding up Lake niver In a dense fog. brought up sgainat a barrier Just be neath the surface, having gotten out of the channel, as the adjacent coun try was Inundated by freshet waters. Kfforts were mad to float the Dixon then, and the following day aeven steamers hauled on the stranded stem wheeler, but she held to tha ground. Meanwhile the water fell rapidly, and Captain Shaver decided to have Mr. Johnston go over the ground, with the reeult It waa determined to shift ths steamer to ' a depression In tha bank by means of house-moving gear, then to relaunch her. Tb plan waa carried out and tem porary ways put In. rurlng the last few weeks a large crew haa "stood by" In the work of raising the steamer from the ground so shs could be moved. The men accompanied the vessel here, nd a barge carrying all of the gem iaa turned over to tba steame Wauna. so It was discharged here res terdsv. With ths rush on tha river for spruce and fir logs for tlovernment purposes the loaa of the I'lxon for alx week had proved a handicap, ao sba will rg' Join tha fleet Immediately. Oakland May Carry Sprnce. Negotiations are reported under way to load the schooner Oakland, now Nehalem. where she wss towed a shor time ago after having been floated following a period of two year on th beach, with a cargo of spruce. I ml that la decided aha will not be moved from thct. If a different cargo Is ranged for It Is probable the vessel will be lowed here. At that, she is reported In condition for seo and the principal reason for getting her Into this port a for painting. Shlpballdlne; tn-hool Meeting. Shipping Board and public school officials Interested In the establishment of a school for ths Instruction of wooden shipbuilders, cauvaaaed the school buildings pn tha West bide yes tcraay to deride on a location and a meeting or th entire committee la to be held tonight to make final arrange ments. Th mov for assembling men so they may be taught actual ship con struction la of Interest to hundreds of workmen and It la believed th classes will b filled from th start. Dlunt'a Reef ot Marked. Information by telegraph yesterday from ran Prancisco was that the Hlunt's reef llghtvesseL Relief, waa off station and would be returned as soon ss practicable. As that is a most Im portant aid to mariners moving up and down the Coast. II was requested that Portland tnlsrcsts notify aU masters cooevrned. Work on Jetty lo Begin. TOI.KIO. Or, Feb. li. (Special.) Contractor A. L". C Ilerry la aaaembling a part of his outfit at thla place for work on tbe south Jetty of the Taqulna liar. Tbe rock. will be taken from the old Government quarry, between Toledo and Klk City. Active work will begin next week at the uuarry. Pacific Coast Shipping Notes. ArroRIA. Oe. Pen, 1 . (Special The gaanliae echoooee Mireae eatled today for Newport with saael cargo for Port land. Tha eteara arhoaner Klavel la due from California la load lumbar at the Hammond Tha pi earn srhoooer Lattle Bennett Bailed fne Melbourne alts a cargo of lumber from St. John. bringing earfoee of fuel oil for A at or I a sad I'ortland. tb tank .learner Atlaa and bare Be arrived daring tbe alabt from Ceil ferat. After discharging fuel all at Astoria and Portland, tha tank ataamar Waebtenaw aal)et fur California Tna machinery baa been metalled and the maete aepned In the new motor erbooner K.eirn. that haa baen at the port deck dur. ing the swat few dare, and the iia'l today aaa eK'fted hack l tha McKarhern Tarda. She will ta imuT ta ge Into commlssloa Is a abort time. SAX r"AXISX. Teh, IV tSneclal.v James B. Smith reectred a diapat. h today hem Themee Cra. ley. ahe to In New tr leena n-ewiatlng for the aala af tha ateam htpe Breakwater and P. A. K libera. Aa tha dtapetra aald -prospects good." It la aur mlaed tba deal will be put through before Cmwley leave, for home The veaaela are aow aa tha ran between Ihta poet sod Port land. Mr. Crawley la expected ta return here Sunday, whan full detail, regarding ths twaia will probably be gives out. The arho-ner Kny Some. Captain "ol lasd. arrived taday from Papeete after hav ing heavy Rortbeeet and north weet equal la all the voyage la eoe of the eeveral tha mliaeo topmast and tba main gaff were carried away. In ether galea a number of aalla ware loat. She brought XM tone of copra and a Urge ahlpment of coroanuta. The erhoonar City of Papatae. of tha Alaska Codfish Company fleet, arrived to day from I ng Island and Shutnagla Island. Alaska, with a f. -a n eodfl.h. Movements of Vesel. PORTLASn. Peb. Is At!. a and barge No. . A rrived Steamer from tfaa Fraa CISC. ASTORIA, r.b. 14. i Railed at 1 A. M. nTduwo at 'a M. SWioooer Lome Ban- sett, for Ma;bourne. . . .- eoiwiarn eh 14. Passed at 11 VI steamer pleve.. from mi Pedro, for Columbia rUar. ' av PEnRO. P. 14 Arrived Steamer Klamath, tram Columbia Hlver. PAX PEDRO, Feb. i.v ealled ieamer Delay Putnam, for Columbia Kivar. AX FRAXHWO, Feb. IX. Sailed at 7 p m et.-tn.r Rnae City, for Portland. Ar- n'eed at P. M. tsmer Beaver, from Pertlasd. OAVtOTA. Pah. IX Sailed Steamer W. r. Htrna. for Portland. TACOMA. Pes. 14. Arrtead Motor erhaoear Ha las tread, tram Aberdeen, for Portland. (if ATTI F-. Pea, 14 Arrived Steamer r. O rkoMeid. meterehlp City of Portland, from .".a Kraatleea. Ballad dleaeaar UueeB. for Aaa Franolacet Abearnka, for T stoma. PAX r Xf180c, Pah. 14. Arrived. rtteameea t'armel, frsa Urave Harbor l Cae sar froea fwsperi Admiral tew.y. rrom e atilw, sailed dlaaraaa Kvlcbak. far Aber deea. . IZaad The Oragenlaa alasaioed ada his arrival and mentioned that "soma trip." DOGK TO BE READY Purchase of Cranes for St. Johns Terminal Authorized. U. S. TRAFFIC IS EXPECTED Comralesion Propoara to Have Trr- mlnal In Shape for Basinets in Sight -Perchaso of More Steel for Elevator Is Ordered. To facilitate th assembling of all kinds of material on tha water front for us when th St. Johns munlcips terminal la ready, th latter part of thla year, th' Commission of Public bocks yesterday authorised the pur chas of two additional locomotive cranes, on of 10 to IS tons capacity and th other of SO to SS tons. Ther are Oovemmnt needs to be met shortly, th assembling- and han dling of timber among thenu and loco motive cranes will be expected to as sist. As tha cranes are on standard railroad bases, they may be moved easily from one part of the harbor to another. U. B. Hegardt. chief engineer of th Commission, who arranged for the purchase of th cranes, was slso authorised to have more steel fabri cated for the Ht. Johns elevator and buy ties for railroad connections. With reference to space beneath the west approach of the Broadway bridge. which th Albers Bros. Milling Com pany has sought and proposed to im prove permenently. and. on failure to obtain permission, brought up the ques tion as to whether th city and lock Commission exercised any jurisdiction over the property, an opinion by City Attorney LKoche waa read at yes terday's meeting. In which he held that th commission had full Jurisdic tion. An ordinance was up to cancel any rights Albera Bros, had In the land, but after H. Citron, attorney for the company, who wss present with Henry Albers. presented their side briefly. Commissioners Burgard and Averill were Instructed to investigate further. The commission approved a proposed ordinance, forwarded from the City Kn- eTlneers office, granting a revocable permit to the Oregon at California Kail road for tracks across East Flan dt-ra street and other streets as far south as Kaat Ash street. The ordl Banc now goes before the Council. Th American Can, Company applied for permission to erect a small build Ing for the stornge of Lacquer and oil In barrels, but the rating bureau r ported that such construction would Increaso th Insurance rates on the company a property. The commission ruled thst a permit could be Issued only if th building regulations of the rating bureau were adhered to. In a communication from an Eastern banking-house tha commission was ad vised that If an offer of additional bonds was contemplated in excess of :0.000 tha sanction of the Govern ment should be obtained, as restrictions wer being imposed so the sale of liberty bonds would be protected. uert c. Ball president of the Wil lamette Iron Sc Steel Works, was be fore th commission In connection with th proposed use of th ferry slip at in loot or rjeventeentn street. The County Commissioners have been asked to discontinue tha operation of the ferry so th Willamette may have slip for handling a third r!-0v-ton steamer at ita dock. At present only two steamers are being completed at time, commissioners Buraard and Averill wer Instructed to take up the matter with th County Commissioners and th City Council. Tides at A at aria Friday. Hin. I. aw. S:3 A. M .4 feet'10:l A. M 0.2 font feat :U7 P. I... .TH feet ID: 11 p. CHURCH TO OBSERVE WEEK Fat here and Sons Will Banquet at First Methodist Tonight. Th oHeerrgnc of Father and Ron week at the First Methodist Church will be marked thla evening by a ban quet to the fathers and sons who are affiliated with the church or who may be Invited by father without son to attend. Arrangements have been mads to have every member of the church bring hi own son. If he has one, and If not that he act as father for some other son for the evenlnKV Many men are ar ranging to act aa rather to more than one son, and It Is predicted that there wiil he a large attendance and an en thusiastic time. A programme of music and speeches has been arranged Jut. The banquet will begin promptly at f.20 o'clock. A spec Is 1 table will be reserved for fathers of enlisted men. and the mothers of enlisted men will be the guest of honor. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Man-lac lArtmm. f-FOa-WOIXrOTT Hrbrt H. Tm. 2T. Amrin Uakr, arid Mar Wo. cot t. i, tt frturtrih trru. iiRlKi-lTH-iOODALL Elmer Gfinth, 2. n. it., ana J-'aanl UoodaviL .itU. c:r ur-t. m.l iixjART-i-HCif-K (rar si- BaumrirL Su Kfavncm Apartments, and Elizabeth 3iicp i-i- Taviar atreec MAY m-o iiiut.. uarry j. if art, ie-ai. Ilia sc Claire, and Lillian O'Brien. lexaL Hanover Apartments. ruHH-f-HiLMf's rawiira r. cod .etrni. Hntcl Lesnox. and Anna Phliitpft. ieca J0T2 tml T-n Ly-cigntn street ortn. KIRKWOOD - UcALLliSTEK Edrar B. Kirk wtMMl, Irfal. Ores nam. Or., and Anna- bail M Aliltttur. ia!. Ort-ihain. t.COKfih.tt-iiB i KJ v i nomas F. Grci, lea.. V4 Ivast Sixth street, and Daisy Os- w. Ural. T& vanrouver avenue. HOACil-ELY J. E.mT Hoarh, lera!. Eu- trene. Or., ana eiiia tiy, ie-fai, iiniterial aotau Y-sc-STff Marrlace Umt. BrTLER-RATZEBlRG Edmund J. But ler. &4. and Mrs. i.abl E. Kaueburff, 30. batth of Portland. PARKWtOKK Leo 8. Parks, Hi, and Eula c ff. 21. both of Portland. McbLlM-Hl De-ON Wilson 3d v Kim. 24. and Alm. M. liuonon. 1. bulb of Portland. KHl'MWAV-BVBK HQ x'harlea H. Shum war. 2Zk and Inet, . Byberv. -t). both of portlan!. XoltnTKE-PMTTHRON Emanoel Nor dka. ftl. and Mrs. Mas Elna Smiths n, le aal. bo: h of laexlncton. t.r. H ICK ElERKKHR Oeoraa A- Hfr-ks legal, ami liaitia Wloderkehr. lesal. both of Portland. t? A NDB ERG-DAVIS HarTy Pandberc. 2 Atorta, Or., and Mrs. Anna lavis, 24. Grand Island. Neb. HlTT-IN-LE Edward Whltmore Hutt, 4. Vanrouver Han-arks, 'Wash., and Cora In J la, 14. Olmpla. Wash. Birth a. PS WTTTK To Mr. and Mrs. Peter te Wttta. 735 East Seventy-talfbtb street Norta, Febmarr 4. a daughter. jOXEr To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Jone. A7 Eaat Seventy-. if th street, Feb nit.ry A. a dauirhter. PEPIV To Mr. and M re. Ralph Pepin. 614 Columbia boueTard, February 3, a ao. EOtiLESTON To Mr. and Mra. William Henry Eaaiaaton. 20 East IMnety-flrat street. February a aun. IaEE To Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Henry Lea. fH Thorbura atra-at, February 10. a. dauchtwr. HE VISB T Mr, and Mra, Fay P. "eV1na TVl Kearney street. February 5, a daughter El-tet WORTH To Mr. and Mrs. W.lUara lisworths 117? Leanibart atroat. February 11, a eon. CARMET Ta Mr. and Mrs. Vl-bsel Car ay. Ta North rup atxaet, Ftnry 0, a daufhter, CaUalOwTlUCaV--Ta Mr. asd Mrs. I U. Crab- AMCSEMENTS. BAKER ALCAZAR li.tVKKl Tomibu all week. Mat. 6at. Tba latest comedy hit. -HIS MAJFHTV Bl'NKEK BEAN" Eve . tic. iuc TSc Mats.. 25c. sue icxt weck. starting Hun JUL, Toe uia TJI7TT Tr Broadway at Taylor. 1 sad A 1122. rtZL TODAY co xiTixrors i to it p. at. OFFICIAL WAR FILMS ITALIAN BATTLE FRONT Frwaa Italian Gavrraaaat, Aay beat, Aay Tinea, Floor 50c, Balcony 25c TICKET BALK OPEXS TOMORROW HEILIGxxve.Feb.20 WORLD-FAMOUS VIOLIX1ST. MAUD POWELL Fleer aa, 1..V Pal. si -SO, t. 7 Set Gal. 7 Sc. Soe. CKCIL LB AX. alao CI.EO MAVFIELDt "The Fropvllle Recruit": Levy a Acker- land: HAKKV t.ILrOILt Rouble Pima: 1 ravel Weekly; aA.NTlj UAKBI KMJLA SHAKROt K. tree. 41 OS Wasco street. February S. a ion. HARRIS To -Mr. and -ara. Arthur W . Harris. 1177 I von street. Juiuaxy 30. a dautrhter. SHERMAN To Mr. and Mr. H. H. Sher man. iw bbeldoo street. February 1. a dausthter. POP MA To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pop ma. 310 tilxty-aaventh atreet February 0. a son COBB To Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Cobb. 1217 Mall street, February 1. a daughter. BARKER To Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Bar ker. 3.Vit lxty-iahth street, February 7. a clauichter. WHKN.V--To Mr. and Mrs. Van C. Wrenn. Sf.o Kant Sixty-fourth street, February 7, a daUKhier. McXEART To Mr. and Mrs. Jamea J. Mc.Veary. 4O0 East Ninth street, a son. AO! MA To .Mr. and Mm. Tataeyi Au ma, 5S7 Overton street, February 8, a dauchtar. TAX OFFICE KEPI BUSY PORTlWlVD HASTENS. TO PAT SHARE OF REVE.ME. ITS CoUeetor Miller Fereed t Inerease Hla Feree t Take Care f Itawldlw G rawing Work. Of course, the returns more than Justify tbe labor involved, but Milton A. Miller, Collector of Internal Reve nue, and hla corps of deputies ara pro foundly convinced that collecting Ore gon's Income tax cannot be classed as a frolic Illustrative of the vast amount of correspondence involved is the great pile of letters, all individual and not form, that awaits the postman when the typewriters cease clacking at 4 in th afternoon. Yesterday's outgoing: mail numbered more than 500 missives. The force at work has been increased to 25, and all are continuously busy. The casual callers of the day, citl sens of 1'ortland who are required to make Income tax returns, throng the outer portals without cessation, and the grist of one day s recelpta runs from sums or s cents to sivuu. Owing; to a shortage of blanks the time for filing Income tax statements has been extended from March 1 to April 1. Corporation blanks have not yet been received, and It is from these that the heaviest receipts will be de rived. Payment of the income tax Is due on June IS. but the Government's urgent need of funds is presented as an argu ment for Immediate rash payment. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Peb. 14. Maximum temtiar- ature, 43 drgrees: minimum. 33 degrees. Klver reading, 8 A. M.. s.7 feet; change In last 24 hours. 0.5 foot fall. Total rainfall (.1 P. M. to r P. il.). 0.52 Inch. Total rain li since September 1. llflT. inrhee irmal, 2.Mi Inches; exceaa. l.ug Inchea Kunrlae. 7:15 A. M.; sunset. o:3i P. M. To. I sunahlne, 4 hours 80 minutes: possible, 10 hours 20 minutes, slnonrlae. a:34 A. M. : moonset. 10:28 P. M. Barometer (reduced to aea level) 5 P. M.. 30.10 Incnua. Relative numldltjr at noon. ,o per cent. THE WEATHER. 3l State ef Waatkat STATIOns. c Baker 24i 3f 0. Oil 4W Clear 2!ll SaO.lOj 4 X Cloudr 32! 4K'0.0O 4 8 IPt. cloudy -tj! 4 o.ool 4 NW Pt. cloudy 3" S2 0.04 20 SW Rain 2 42 0.OO 4 NW'Cloudy 3- 42 0. 0O.20 NW;Cloudy 3 4M).r.2j 0 SW Iciear 5St 72 0.0O! 8 s IPt. cloudy 12! 14,0. Oil! S NWjSnow so an o.oo in NE Iciear S2 ."i2 0.00 24'NW'Clear 4SI S2 0.IHI10 SW Clear X2I eii'O.MI 4'W Pt. cloudy 30 44 O.ooi 4 X Pt. cloudy 2 24 0.32 34 X Snow n SO 0. On: 4 SW Clear 34 44 0.OO2OSE Cloudy 34! 44 0.02j 4.S Pu cloudy 2Si 4M O.oo 10'X Pt. cloudy 441 72 O.oo 4 W Clear 2o I 0.01 SW rioudv Srt 4H1O..12I 8S Pt. cloudy 34 44 0.34! 4 E I Pt. cloudy 4rt! S4 0.041 XE IPt. cloudy 4 6o.oo 32!SW iciear 341 31,0.01 111'xWiSnow Bolae Boaton ....... Calearr ...... Chicago ...... Uenver ....... Dea Moines ... Eureka ....... Galveston .... Helena ....... Juneaut Kaneae Cite . . Loa Angeles .. Marshfleld ... Medford Minneapolla .. New Orleans.. New Tork .... North Head . North Yakima. Phoenll Pocatelle .... Portland Roaeburg Sacramento . . St. Loula ..... Salt Lake .... San Diego Sun Prancisco. Seattle ....... Sitka .-. Spokane ...... TScoma ' Tatooah laland Vaidelt Walla Walla .. Waahlngton .. Winnipeg S0 60 0.00 4 'W Clear 4"! M 0.4012 XW Clear 32 42IU.001 4. SB 32' . .1. ... iCloudr K O.ooi 4 X 42 O.lMll 4 SE Pt. cloudy Cloudy S Ji 42 0.0X1 4 SW Clear I4I-2S O.ool 4 X 'Clear SO 36 0.14 6,S 'Snow 2S 52 O.oo 4 S Snow .24' 4 0.O014 XW'Clear tA. M. today; P. day. M. report of preceding FORECASTS, snd vicinity Rain; Portland westerly winds. Oregon Fair: colde reast portion with temperatures near xero In early morning; light weateriy wlnda. portion; light variable winds. Washington Fair: continued cold east EDWARD L. WELLS, Meteorologist. Eugene Calls Pastor. ETJGEN"E. Or., Feb. 14. (Special) The vestry of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Eugene haa extended a call to Rev. F. O. Jennings, of Coquille, to accept the position aa rector. The church haa been without a rector for mors than a year. AMI HFMETS. OA NT AGE XJ, MAT. DAILY 2:30 THE DANCING. DmXfS MERMAIDS With Lottie Mayer. Six Other 21s; Acta. Tnre Performances Daily. Night Cur tain at 7 and t. LYRIC BlHICAL BTUCM Matinee Dally at S:30i Nghta at 7:S0. This week tha big laughing show "FOLLIES REVUE" CHORUS GIRLS' CONTEST TONIGHT IPPODROME Thursday, Friday, Saturday NELSON, BANN & DE MONDE la Comedy Skit, "The Flalak" B. KELLY FORREST The Tramp Comedian Llewellyn & Stanley "Odd Character Bite" 'The BENEFACTOR' THOS. A. KUISOX "over'here" Portland Lyceum Course CHIEF CAUPOLICAN Public Auditorium Tonight Prices 85c, 55c Seat Sale Sherman, Clay & Co. Today CLASSIFIED AD. RATES aD-viajr and Sunday. Per DUAL One time lto bao d tw tBaKatlTe time.......... 22c mum d three coatiecative times 8c bame ttd mix or nsve consecutive timre.. &hc Itae above rmtee otiv to dvertitseinenta tinder Hevr TtMlnjf' nod all otiicr rlygi.iiirn Uonti, except tbe folluwlnn: BituntionA ant4a JUtie. hituatluna Wanted female. Vor lint Koumit Private FamlHea, Board and Uvouu frlvate I-ami lie. lluutMskeepiot; KMmi frivate ramiliea. liatea on the above ciactailcationx. vra 7 cent a line each invert iun. beriona errun In ad vert f omenta will be reel il led by reuublicntlfin without additional charse, but aucta republication will not be made where the errur does not materially aiiect the value ot the advert-ieiuent. Ihe Urecouian will accept ciaaaiiieu ad vertiaetnentiw over tbe leleuhune. uruvided the advert! ner is a siibacilber to either phone. o price will be quoted over the phone, but bill will be rendered the follow inn day. The Oregon, an will not he responsible for error in advertibcmentH taken over tele phone. Whether subsequent advertisements will be accepiea over me puone uepenaa upon the promptness of payment uf tele phone advertisements, "biluation Wanted" and Fersonar' advertisements will not be B-cepted ver the telephone. Orders for one insertion only will be accepted for "rural tare for bale." "Business Opportunities," -Ho- tnc-bouttes" and "Wanted to Bent. AUCTION SALES TO DAT. Ferd Anetlen Botxas, ltl -M st. FuriUtars. earpsta etc. Sals at P. M. At Wllsoa's A notion Hons, tt It i. IL rnralture. ls-171 becond at. dtKETING NOTICKa. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55, A. P. AND A. JL Stated com- munlcatlon this (Fridar) even ing:, a o ciocK. wont in . i"rre. Visitors welcome. Or der W. if. C. M. STEADMAX. Sec. ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. 86. O. K. S. Regular meetlnff this (Friday) .eveninr t o'clock. lerfcs. Oiflctftl visit of the worthy vrand matron. Pv order W. M. SARAH B. GUER1N. Secre ta.ry. AIL SOC. C. E.. PORTLAND ASSOCIATION Meeting; at Uni versity Club. 8 P. il.. Feb 1.1. Talk by F. L Fuller. Election of president and other important buainess. All members of every grade invited. ir. iv n. i srK. Secretary. WEBFOOT CAMP NO 63. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night at W. O. W. Temple. 1-8 11th street. AU mem bers welcome. Kum to Kamp Frldsy night, H. L. BARBUR. Clerk. L. S. DE YOUNG, Act. Consul Commander. DANCE every Saturday night at tbe Mod ern Woodmen Hall. Main 740. EMBLEM Jewelry, bartons, charms. Bins, New daalsna. Jaecsr Brosv, ISl-t 4Kb st PRIEDXaANDER'S tar todae etnblema lass plna and medals. WasbltaSTtoa st. CEMETERIES, BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CEMETERY Lowest Pri -Best Set-rice. No expense after interment. Prices lower than other ceme teries. FLOBIHTS. MARTIN Sr. FORBES CO.. Florists. S54 Waahlngton. Main A 1L'6. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 27 Morrison at. Main or A isuo. fine riowers ana norai deslirns. No branch stores. TONSETH FLORAL, CO.. 289 Waahlngton t.. bet. 4th and .Mn. Main oio, A llol. MAX M. SMITH. Main 721&. A 212L Selling bldg.. otn snd Aiuer sts. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder. Flowers and designs. Phone Marshall bv-j. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Boom 1-13 Courthouse, ffth St, Entrance. Phone from 8 to 6. Main 878. Home Phone A 3523. Night call after office hours. Main 270. Report all cases of cruelty to the above address. Electric lethal chamber for small animals. Home 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 loat or atrayed stock aa we look after all Impounding. There Is no more city pound. Just Oregon Humane Society. Phone your want ads to Tha Ore go al, n. Main 7070, A 6095. I '. 4ei m VMliX . . iall ' ' 1 1 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 6095, House 29. AU.USUiu.1 fl.tAlX.M,. HEMSTITCHl.NU, sc A UKU PLEATING. AU LAi'ibtir 6i'HL:& feA3Tr.lt. OV KLl'V CO., So V 6lH Oi.. iJr.iUtc.-N' OArC AND ctTAlla. STa. BKUADVVAY 1'WU. K SIEPHA.N. hemaUtcblnK. acalloplnc c coruton slue pleat, bullous cot area; mail oraera. Pmock biic Broauway luiis. AIVBTUilU 8ALS AtiCC. CL.1UC; AoK.NCV. 2Vi mock Exchange. Main A ouaincaa solicxtinje oraaiiMlioa lo aecure aaveriiaiiifi lor aueciaj euiuona as aaa as re.uisr numneri ol puo,iCiiUoo, bookJels in tact anytnmg in lae pnuiioi; line wnereio auvaniaiov can Da inseriau. Kalabiianeu for lt yeAiL opraliDi; ex clusively weal of lbs xwocky Mouniaina A!8AVEBS AD ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY KICK, 142 Second win, anvar mu piaiuium bougau AO ATE CLTTmS AND MFU. JKHELEKS. AUATKS cut and poliahed; jewelry and aaica repairing. AiUlur s, 24a n vvaan. u BAKiiLK KIPPL1L8. OHEGON BAKBEK SUPPLY CO. Wa buy anoaeii all klnda barber auppllaa, 2oU 2U. CANCER. L. M. JONES, SL D. CANCER TREATED. "' Morgan biUg. llaxaliall 6148. CELLtLOID 31TTON8. THE IK 'IN-HODSON COMPANY. 387 Washington. Broadway 4t. A 1254. CHIBOPODISTS. WILLIAM, Estello and William. Jr., De vany, che only scientific chiropoilists and axen apeciallals in the city, fariors lierlinger blug., south wewt corner 2d and aiuer. x-nonea. Main 13UL A gauz. CHIBOPODISTa AND ARCH SPECIALIST. DR. W. E. LA MONTE. French sanitary (palnleaal method. Wizard ay&tera of arch tiiniig. u-s swetlsna blag, iimn am CHIROPRACTIC PH1SJC1ANS. SICK PEOPLE: Dr. McMahon. Portland! 100 chlropractia specialisu. Thst'a why I never have to employ drugs, operationa. vibrators, violet raytf. electricity, heal, light and other Joss House atuul. 1 re move the causes of disease quickly, surely snd leas expensively. Daily convincing the doubling Thomas. 81 adjustments alii, seven So. Phone, call or write. t'IKCCLAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO., 610 N. W. bids. Mar. 5822. loo letters multlgraphed. tl.iO. COLLECTION AGENCIES. NETH A CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1796. No collections, no charge; established l&Ov. DANCING. MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, S5V4 Filth. Under new management. Latest dances taugnt, 10 private le&aons .3. liuuts 10 A- M. to s:3aBroadway 23X7. THE BECKETT-HEATH SCHOOL Dan clng taught In all Its branches; private, day or eve. classes. Tues. and Fri., 8-10, asaembly after. e&6& Wash. Main 3205. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY Social and stage dancing, private inatruction; Classen Hon., Thurs., 6 to 10. loa 2d st, bet. Wash, and Stark. Main 2100. KLECT&IC MOTOBS. FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT. 1 A. WALKER ELECTRICAL WORKS. 413 Burnaide. Broadway 5674. KYE, BAR, OSK AND THROAT. Dr. F. F. Casaeday, apecialtat; glasses fitted. 7tH) E. Burnslde, cor. 20th. B 131)3. E. 4734. FLCFFBCGS A.ND RAG RCGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrains, Brussels. Smyrna, Axminster rag rugs, all slses; mall orders prompt; booklet- carpet cleaning, refitting, etc. 9x12 ruics rleaned and steamed $1.00 .V K.STEKN ILL- Kl -i CO., 54-5G Union Ave. N. East Bit 18, B 1475. AVH0LESALERS AND AUTO AND Bl'UGV TOPS. DUBRU1LL.E BUGGY TOP CO., th and Oak GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade bldg. DRY GOODS. UUIn&LLdhaX bll. Ill Sherlock bldg. GROCERIES. WADHAMS & CO., 6-75 Front St. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOUSER HAT CO., 63-55 Front st. HIDES. WOOL, CA8CARA BARK. KAHN BROS.. 1K1 Front st. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davia Bts. DIED. LOCKWOOD In this citr. February 11. Ern-at Lockwood, ago ot jeara. om-e of funeral later. Arrangements In care of Sillier ft Tracey. FUNERAL NOTICES. LYNCH February 14, at 8P5 East Twentletn Ftreet North, airs. Kamenne l. i,yncji. ke 63 years, beloved mother of John L. Lynch. Mrs. Clara Place. Mrs. May A. Hoth, Mrs. Katherlne L. Kennedy. James H. Lm-n. Mrs. Jennie Porth and Mrs. Lena Batty. mi. tw nt .ir.hn favanaueh. of Mon tana, and Mrs. Winifred King. The re mains will be at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Porth. 75 Vancou - after 1 P. M. today (Friday! Th. funeral will leave the residence, 795 ,r.n.n,., ,vnn. Saturday. February 16, at 10:30 A. M.. thence to St. Andrew's Church. East Ninth and Alberta streets, , ..-i,.Aa u.111 Km held at 11 o'clock. Frienrfa are Invited. Interment at Mt. Calvarv Cemetery. BECKET lu Kansas City. Kansas. February S. Ralph W. Becket. husband of Mrs. P.. Tt- H.L.t father of Harold. Murl and William Becket. son of Mr. snd Mrs 3. n- t. . i l,v hpnlh,r of Mrs. Theodora Anderson, Miss Mary Becket of hla r.i,i" u, i,r ana I nariRS. ol nc!- ner. and John Becket, U. S. Marines. The funeral services will be held at the con . ,-v. nf V K Dunning. Inc. nth and Alder sts.. at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow (Friday). Feb. 15. Friends In vited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. dvtpt Tn VanuLH Cltv. February , HulDh W. Becket. husband of Mrs. R. W. Tj.l,, f.th.r nt Harnld. Murl and Will i,m itM-lct son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. n.ut of thla rltv: brother of Mrs. Theo dore Anderson. Miss Mary Becket. of this city- Walter and Charles, of Heppner, and John Becket, U. S. Marines. The funeral srvieea will be held at the conservatory ,h.n,l nf V R Dunnlntr. Inc.. East Sixth and Alder streets, at 2 o'clock tomorrow (Saturday). February 16. Friends Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. 8PICER At the family residence. B311 Thlr, rvi.hth avenue Southeast. February 13, Sarah A. Splcer. beloved wife of W. E. Splcer. aged 69 years 6 months 2Z days, mother of Mrs. Llda B. McKlprlck. of this city; sister of Mrs. Emma Boyce. of Eagle Creek. Or. Funeral services will be held at Anabel Presbyterian Church this (Fri day) afternoon at z o cioca. r i icuu, in vited. Interment in Lone , Fir Cemetery. Arrangements in care of F. S. Dunning, Inc. CARPENTER At the home of her daugh ter, 394 Jackson street, February 12. Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, aged 67 yeara, moth er of Mrs. E. T. Mische. of this city; Walter D. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, and Laura B. Carpenter, of New York City. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory of F. . Dunning. Inc.. East Sixth snd East Alder, at 10:30 A. M.. to day (Friday). February 15. Friends invit ed. Interment Mount Scott Park Cem- etery. CARPENTER At the home or her aaugn- ter, 3S4 jacKson street, reu. i. aim. Elizabeth Carpenter, aged 67 years, mother of Mrs. E. T. Mische. of this city: Walter D. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, and Laura B. Carpenter, of New York City. The fu neral services will be held at the conserva tory chapel of F. S. Dunning. Inc., East Sixth and East Alder, at 10:30 A. M. to morrow (Friday). Feb. 15. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery. RAE The funeral services of the late George f!. Rae will be at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Morrison and Lownsdale streets, at 1:30 P. M. tomorrow (Satur dav). February 17. Friends Invited. In terment Rivervlew Cemetery. Remains are at Holman'l funeral parlors and will lie In state at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Saturday from 12 o'clock until time of funeral. BECKET The funeral of Ralph W. Becket has been postponed and will be held to day (Saturday) at 2 o'clock. at A I7SO I-KIT IS- RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Taylor's Ferry Road, End Rlvervtew Car line. The only civilized method of burial Snow-white, always dry. sanitary tombs. Permanent title and endowment; 250 up. 6SS Plttock Block. Phone Broadway 83L FLORISTS. n AU kind of Flower, Beddm and Vegetable Plains. Japanese goods and Plants. Special sate, Dareaiiui. JATAN FL0K1ST, 193 4th at., beu Vnmniu and Tay .or. Moose Temple building. t'LKTlLlZEBcl. iiUTT KL cow and liorse tuanure. C 2274. Eaat. l&L JINK. JUNK AND HAUDWAKE. The Oregon Junk Co., 274 Front St. Main 5236. We buy all kinds junk, metals, pay highest prices. Sea ua pelore you aell. Ml'SICAL. PARKER School of Popular ituaic. Terms. S to ao ieaaona. 401 -J jailers bldg. OKEGO.N Conservatory (School) ot iiuaiu. 3454 Washington su, at Broadway, city. tillL. THIELHUKN. violin teacher, pupil rievclk. 07 FUedner bldg. Bdwy. 162U. V'loiXa'lST will give Instruction to begin ners, lessons 1oC. Woodlawn 28 J 1. PIANO or vocal Instructions, special rates. 10 lessons 6. AM 33i. Oregonlaa. . OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MORI.? A SAVING trom 30 to 50 per cent. Promptly fitted vla&se as low l.50. 400O satisfied customers. .Satisfaction guaranteed. Cnas. W. Uood- lii an, o p l o lacu ia.. -up u"', , -- I'ATEJiTS. R. G. WRlliHT 22 years' experience. U. S. and foreign patents, titll Ueaum bldg. PUVSiClAMS. DO. K. A. FHlLLii-S, MU Broadway bldg. KbeumatiBin. lemaia Qisoruora. sain trou b.ea. stomach. liver, kianeya, Ooweia, tnroat; goitre, sca.p, high Dlooa preiiur. Dti. FLUKA A. BHUWS, goitre and diseases of women. 0ll K. Hurnaiae. cor, iuth st. FLVMJB1NG feLFFHES. FLUilBINO SU-fl'LlES at whoieiala prices. fetarK-iavia i-o., PB1NTISU. KEYSTONE PRESS J. K. Ganteubein. A1S1. Printing ana unoiypiug. mwij -, corner stark. Alain or A 14 THE IVY PRESS. 3S2 Stark St. Broaaway 408. rnlNISHU 1st and Oak St.. Main Ioa A llttS. REAL ESTATE DEALERS. IARL R. JONES, 404 Wilcox bldg. RL'GS. NORTHWEST RUG CO.. established l0:l. FlutI rugs anoras iui. w.y.. East 8lh and Taylor. t.at 3oS0. B STORAGE AND TRANSFER. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Houseuom goo'ls speciaiista; iuiae,c, ping and moving; horse and auto vans, special freight rates to all points. C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGES CO., 2d and Pine sta. Broadway olltf, A 1W. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Glisan .t.. corner ijtn. icicpiiuim j " j .-w- A llttt. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks; iott-eat insurance ratea in wic v.-. CUT treight rates to all points on household snoda. lannins ,aicuu.c w Co.. !Hn and Hoyt. Broad a ay 703. MADISON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSli. Ofrice lou .Maaison. utiieiiti " -and forwarding ajepts. Phone Main intfl. " PACKING. MOVING. STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE 4 TRANSFER CO.. 105 Park at. Main 51115. A 10.il. WOOD. NATIONAL, FUEL, CO. Ka.t 2041. B. M ini Oregon lis.; slabwood. j.7j, delivered. GREENANd"dRY SLABWOOD, blockwood. Panama Fuel Co. East "2. B 1IAN UFACTURERS FAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. RASMUSSEN Sc CO.. 2d and Taylor. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-btt Front St. PLl'MBING AND STEAM FITTING. M. L. KLINE, 84-S(i Front st. PRODC'.'E COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERDI.NG & FARRELL. 140 Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th snd Northrop. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis sts. WALLPAPER. MILLER Wall Paper at Pt. Co.. 172 1st St. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d at. FINERAL DIRECTORS. Edward Holman. Pres. W. J. Holman, Sec. J. E. Werlein. Trees. THE EDWARD HOLMAN . UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1877. THIRD ST., CORN KR OF SALMON. A Modern, Spacious Family Room With Private Entrance. LADY ASSISTANT. Phones Main 507. A loll. Perfect Funeral Service for Lese. MILLER & TRACEY Independent funeral directors. Wash. St., bet. 20th & 21st, West Side Main 2691. Lady Assistant. A 78S5. J. P. FIN LEY SON, Progressive Funeral Directors. Private Drive Women Attendauta, MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. Main 9. A 1509. East &4. Lady Assistant. C 3165. WILSON it ROSS, Funeral Directors. Inc. Multnomah at Seventh street. "c"lls5. WILSON ft WILSON. Wdln. 4840. Successors to PIEDMONT UNDERTAKING CO., KUlingsworth and Kerby sts. ERICSON-Residence Undertaking Parlors, 12th and Morrison sis. Main 6133, A 223o. DONNING & McENTEE, funeral direct, ors. Broadway and Pine street. Phone Broadway 430, A 4558. Lady attendant. ' v c tirwlSG. INC. THS GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS, in 1,'o.t Aider street. East 02, B BREEZE & SN00K s?58ltg MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service 1973 E. Gllsan. Tabor 4313. " p. l. LERCH, East 11th and Clay streets. Lady attendant. East 781, B 13S8. AO r T j V r ff A92 Williams ava. . It. AEiLiLiCjIa jJ East 1088. C 1U8S SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main 4132. A 2321. Lady assistant. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 264-266 4th r.:.., u 1 1 Dhili.. Neu & Sona for memorials. BE BlAeSinC' G&aniTE CO. THIRD S.T MAOISOllJ 3TREE NEW TODAY. Wanted Warehouse With 40,000 to 60,000 sq. ft.; must have trackage. Give loca tion and price, also details as to floor loads. AP 417, Oregonian. MORTGAGE LOANS ON FARM AND RESIDENCE! PBOHLU1V NO COMMISSION. Wm. MacMaster 701 COBBETT BLDG.. PORTLAND, OR. MORTGAGE LOANS ON BUSINESS. AND nESIDBNCB PatOPEliTY. OBERTSON at EWIRO, I aoT-el SerUwsstani stsusk illda