TTTE 'jIOTPfTSG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAT. MARCH 5, 1918-
14
IIEVS LETTER HOT
TO BE SUPPORTED
War Emergency Council Holds
Periodical for Troops Is
Not Needed.
FINANCIAL REPORT WANTED
Con aril Lraras Tliat sVaRt-a for Har
vest Worker la Orrjron Orchard
Thl Tear Will Ito Rald to
Meet Uilns Co?!.
A a publication not essential to the
serfs of tbe time, the foidlers News
letter, published In Torttand for cir
culation la the ramp at home and
abroad, waa banned by unanimous vot
r the ar x.meraency council ii
mmim held at the City Hall last
ia-M
Investigation of the F-oldlers New
Letter had previously been delegate
lo the committee on war activities, an
the committees recommendations were
embodied In a report presented by Its
chairman. Brace Dennis. The report.
adopted without dissenting; vote, ts as
follows:
-We. your committee on war actlvl
tie. beg leave to report Informally oa
the Soldiers News Letter as follows:
"That the Koldlers News Letter ta
needles publication. Inasmuch as II
mission Is ooly to reprint news from
tate papers, which papers, accordlna
to the secretary of the Mate Editorial
Association, reach the enlisted men
from Oregon.
Baateewa Staadlaa; Qaeavleaed.
"That, while not bavins; opportunity
I Investigate the business manatee
m.nt fully, nor to see a financial re
port of the paper. It Is vur belief tha
the methods used In securtne flnancta
support are not alone sound business
lines. At least some whose names SP'
pear aa supporter thought they were
contributing: to a publication sponsored
by the f'ortland tttw Club, and ex
pressed considerable surprise when they
found that this waa not the case.
"We. therefore, recommend that nntll
the manajteinent of the Soldiers' News
Letter furnishes to the public a finan
cial statement ehowlnsr that this I
patriotic project, and not on for pri
vate train, and also that there I suffi
cient need for the publication to Justify
It expense, the support of all patriotic
people of Ore iron be withheld."
Concerning the employment of boys
in agricultural pursuits during th
coming season Professor Hastings, of
Ke1 CollesT. reported that he had con
ferred wlta. A. W. Jones, director of
the Public Kmployment Bureau, and
had been told that the latter bad pre
lirsinary arrangement well in hand.
fai as. i a Rats W age.
Farmer and orchardlsta, upon be
ing advised that wagea and living con
dition prevailing last year were un
satisfactory, bad readily agreed to rem.
edy the defects. For berry picking. In
creases In wage ranging from li 1-3
to per cent had been assured.
This season boy agricultural 1
borers will pot be sent out Individually.
but will be employed In groups, under
Boy Scout or T. M. C. A. leader, ac
cording to th plana discussed by Pro
fessor Hastings and Mr. Jones. In ad
dition to the country service, boys will
also be recruited for neighborhood work
la the city.
Progress of the war garden campaign
was reported by Ferdinand K. JXeed. di
rector of the local drive, who outlined
the wide publicity now under way that
1 designed to reach every borne In
Portland. With the distribution of the
Food Administration's new pledge, sal J
Mr. Reed, agreement bad been made by
Food Administrator Ayer to circulate
war garden appeals. Glides advocating
war garden work a patriotic duty are
now being shown la 42 theaters, he re
ported. Caj-dew Rally, la ereas. j
The success of the war garden rallv.
kehi In the Auditorium on Sunday, was
commented on by Mayor Baker, chair
man of tbe Council, who complimented
lr. Heed on behalf of th Council for
th successful nature of th Instruc
tlv eotertstnmenL
Mrs. E. II. Fraxelle. of the Women's
Fecial Service Club, spoke briefly on
Problems After the War. and ad
vacated Immediate organisation for the
work of educating the orphan children
af tha war areas of Ktirop.-
:0RS TO ENTERTAIN
IUt Hf FEtTS WILL PEATCKC
OBEbOVS AXl L EVEXT.
AlaJett Card W ill laerade Tw. Base
ball assew. Track aad Field
3fe StaeVata Haaverise.
CXTVEKSTTT OF ORFfJON. Eugene.
March 4. Special ) The new military
Ids of college life at the university
is to do given extensive airing during
Junior week-end, Oregon's annual oc
casion, according to the committee In
charge of the activities.
Una of th features planned Is a sham
battle. In which the corn pan le of tbe
university battalion will play the role
of defender and attacker of the ex
tensive trench system that has been
constructed on tbe old golf links,
fcvery phase of modern warfare meth
ods will be demonstrated and various
problems In strategy now being worked
by Lieutenant-Colonel John Leader will
be reproduced for the visitors. A re
view of the cadets will be another fea
ture. It Is probable that tbe Junior
prom, the final event of the week-end.
will be In tbe nature of a military ball.
Two baseball games with O. A. C.
and a track and field meet, probably
with the t'nlverslty of Washington, are
the only athletic events so far arranged.
Kvery Item of unnecessary expense
) been eliminated by the general
committee. Decorations for the ball
ar to be limited, and organisations
entering floats In the canoe fete will
not be allowed to expend more than a
specified sum. The campus luncheon,
which has heretofore been a sumptuous
feed, will be conducted strictly accord
ing to Hoover.
BIDS TO BE OPENED TODAY
State Highway Commission to Con
sider Hood River Bridge.
ALEM. Or- Slarcb 4. SperiaL
The State Highway Commission will
meet In Portland tomorrow, and at that
time bids will be opened on the pro
posed bridge for Hood Blver. the es
timated cost of which Is ftO.eOS.
Other separate bids will also, be re
ceived on :3''S barrel of cement for
use oa th bridge. Another set of bids
will he received on a bridge for Doug
las County. Bids have twice been re
ceived for this bridge aad each time re.
Jected. It also la expected that a dele
gation will be present at tb meeting
from Jack con County, but Just what
will be asked It not known bar.
MRS. MATTHIES PASSES ON
Clackamas County Resident for SO
Year Dips at Age of 51.
OREGON CITT. Or, March . (Spe
cial.) Mr. Barbara Matthlea. on of
tha well-known residents of Clarkamas
County, died on Sunday morning at
toe Orrcon City Hospital.
Mr. Maltblea was a natlra of Ger
many, and at the time of ber death
was (4 years of a. Sha has resided
at Clackamas Height for mora than
3 years, where sha was held in .tb
highest esteem br hea neichbors.
Mrs. Matthlea Is survived by ner
IK.tTTLR FVAr,n.lT TO
Bl'lktK II HaKUIIH M fcTU
. OUIST CHIRCU.
.
Re. C. O. vYeeterdaBL
Rer. C O. Westerdahl. an evan
gelist from Seattle, will begin a
revival series at the Swedish
Methodist Kplscopal Church.
Beech and Borthwlck streets,
Thursday evening. The Relation
of the War to tbe Propbecle"'
will be th subject. Lawrence
Carlson. liuth BJork and Elmer
Krlckson wall present musical se
lection. The meetings will be
beld every day except Saturday
at 7:4S P. M., and next Sunday
at 1:J0 A. M. and J;JO and 7:30
1. 1L Scandinavians are Invited.
husband, f Clackamas Heights; fou
children, three daughters and one
son Mra, A. Stoltx. of Portland; Mrs.
!. Hose, of San Francisco: Miss Bar
bsra L Matthlea and Fred W. .Matthlea
Jr.. .who reside at the family home.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. F K. Lewi, of Tha Dalles, Is
at the Portland.
M. L. Thompson, of Carson. Wash.,
s registered at the Portland.
Frank Gardlnler. of Baker, is at the
Portland.
Horace Richard a, of Bend, la at the
Portland.
R. O. Baldwin, of Tbe Dalles, la at
the Portland.
B. W. DeBiisk. of the Tnlverslty of
Oregon faculty, la at the Seward.
C. E. Caylord of Cbeballs. ts at tbe
Seward.
Mr. and Mr. John Rodger, of Ban-
on. are at the bewaro.
L. B. Sterns, of Baker, Is at th
Cornelius.
B. O. Cochraa. of Salem, Is at the
Cornelius.
Helen Mitchell, of Bend, ts at the
Cornelius.
W. R. Bigger, of LyJ. Wash, ts at
the Cornelius.
IL U Aldridge. of Whit Salmon. Is
. the Cornelius.
W. B. Cole, of Husum. Wash, is at
tb Imperial.
E. C Stanwoodt Sheriff of Columbia
County, I at the Imperial. V
John Fox. of Seattle, I at the Im
perial.
J. C. Burch. of Gold Hill. Is at th
Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Talllnger. of Sea
side, are at th Benson.
R. C Cation. Of Shelton. Wash, la
at the- Benson.
R. C. Keener, of Chicago, is at th
Benson.
R. O. Donovan, of Eugene, la at th
Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C Miller, or Salem,
ar at th Perkins.
Ford Hendricks, of Fossil, 1 at th
rerkln.
r. H. Jordan, of Contrails, Is at the
Perkins.
E. It. MrAlpin, of Arlington, la at the
Multnomah.
R. N. Wilson, of Gold Hill. Is at the
Oregon.
W. M. Berry, of Newport, la at the
Oregon.
J. Raynard. of Oregon City. Is At the
Oregon.
A. G. Magew. of Salem, Is at the Ore
gon. '
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Moore, of Aber-
T. A. Wylie. of Pendleton. Is at the
Palace.
E. Thomson, of Albany, Is at th
Palace.
K. U Battle, of Salt Lake, Is at the
Palace.
L. J. Hale, of Pendleton. Is at the
Palace,
L. B. Hanan la at th Nortonla from
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Bean ar at the
Norton la.
J. T. Peterson, of Clatskanie, la at
the Carlton.
C. C. Coleman, of Seattle, la at th
Carlton.
A. C. Masker, of Vancouver. B. C,
la at the Carlton.
J. R. Hatiman, of Th Dalles, ts at
the Washington.
Mr. and Mr. R. S. Eccle. of Baker,
are at the Multnomah.
WilllamTl. Lllroulst. of McMlnnville.
Is at th Multnomah.
W. 8. Angus, of Tillamook, Is regis
tered at the Nortonla.
Mrs. snd Mrs, C H. Anderson, of Salt
Lake, are at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mra. W. G. Phelps, of Walla
Walla, are at the Washington,
deen. ar at th Washington.
B. F. Burgess, of Aberdeen, is at th
Washington.
William J. LeCasse, of the Detroit
office of the Maxwell Motor Car Com
pany. 1 at th Multnomah.
Mra J. W. Donnelly, of Arlington.
who recently underwent an operation
at St. Vincent Hospital. Is convalesc
ing and expects within a few day to
leave for home.
Artisans to Meet.
Oreron Assembly. No. 1. Order of tb
Pnlted Artisans, will hold a meeting
Thursday night, at which tlm a dele
rat to meet with the supreme assem
bly will he chosen. It I uriced that
every member b present to tak part
in tb election.
ITane I tb best foreign patron of
th United States Patent Offlca. with
Oreat Britain fallowing doljt.
e
7 .-. fill !
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6-CEIJT FARE CASE
OF
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Fixing of Rates Declared to Be
Administrative Act by
.Trolley Official.
STATE'S AUTHORITY CITED
Attorney-General Brown, In Closing
Talk, Arraea That "Reversal of
Ruling Would Render State
Commission. Useless.
With the concluding- argument in be
half of the Oregon Public Service Com
mission given by Attorney-General
Brown, the .-cent fare hearing was
brought to a close late yesterday after
noon. The six Circuit Judges, who
have been sitting; en bano since last
Tuesday, will be called upon to deter
mine the validity of the Public Service
Commission order of January R. which
empowered the Portland Railway,
Light A Power Company to charge
cents for streetcar fares In the city of
Portland.
The closing argument in behalf of
the street railway company was given
by Franklin T. Griffith, president of
the company, who consumed the
greater portion of his time snswerlng
the argument advanced last Friday by
City Attorney La Roche.
By quoting from numerous authori
ties. Mr. Griffith argued that tbe act
creating the commission is in every
way constitutional.
Rallaa- Held Administrative. i
"Th act empowering; the Public
Service Commission to fix rates o
fares for street railways does not
amount to a delegation of legislative
authority, aa the act is the controlling
feature." he argued. The act of the
commission fixing the measure of
charges which the street railway com
pany may exact for fares is in th
nature of an administrative act.
whereby the existence of certain facts
ascertained, upon the determination
of which the statute regulating; such
measures operates.
In answer to the arg-ument that the
franchise contract heretofore existing
between th city of Portland and the
Portland Railway, Light c Power
Company Is Inviolable. Mr. Griffith
contended that the city's charter did
not authorise tbe city to make the
franchise contract Inviolable, but If it
did make such a contract, it was un
alterable only so far aa the city was
concerned, but not aa the state was
concerned.
CeSBBlsaloa'a Powers Defined.
Mr. Griffith further contended, and
produced numerous authorities to sup
port his theory, that the act creat
lng the Public Service Commission
gives thst body power to regrulate all
rates which were in effect before
came Into existence, without reference
to time or manner of fixation. He con
tended that the retroactive feature
had no bearing; on . the referendum
measur creatine th commission.
Frederick V. Holman spoke during
the morning session In behalf of the
street railway company, consuming the
greater portion of his time reading
from legal authorltlea upholding; the
validity of the commission's order in
regulating the street railway rates.
Attorney-General Browns argument
was entirely a defense of the Public
Service Commission, without reference
to the Justice or injustice of he 6-cent
fane. He read carefully certain sec
tions of the set and showed wherein
the commission Is empowered to fix
rates on all public utilities.
He cited the Woodburn telephone
rase as one Oregon example where the
State Supreme Court had decided that
the commission had power to fix rates
which had once been fixed by a munici
pality. If this act of the commission
should be declared Invalid and illegal,
ha declared, it would mean that the
Oregon Publio Service Commission
would have lost its usefulness.
It Is expected to be some little time
before the six Circuit Judges review
the various briefs which have been
submitted and hand down a final de
cision. The case will be carried di
rectly to the Supreme Court. It was
said, despite any action or decision of
tha Judges of the local Circuit Court.
Borden Minister Resigns.
QUEBEC. March The resignation
of Albert Sevigny, Minister of Internal
Revenue In the Borden cabinet, was of
ficially announced here today. Sir Al
bert favored conscniptlon. He was de-
MUTING NOTICES.
IMPERIAL LODGE. VO. I3.
A. F. AND A. M Special ram
munleatlnn this (Tuesday! even
lng. Msreh 5. 7:30 o'clock. Work
in R. A. degree. Vls'tiirs wel
come. W. P. ANDRL'S. Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M Ststed
communication this fTuesday)
evening at 7:30. Dedication of
our service flsg. Also stere-
OTitlCOn VleWS. MemKsra .. r H
to attend. Visiting brethren metoome.
C, E. MILLER. Sec.
A. AND A. a RITE.
OREGON LODGE OF PER
FECTION. NO. 1. Rerular
meeting In Memorial Hall.
Scottish Rt Cathedral, this
(Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock.
By order VEX. MASTER.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO.
97. O. E. S. Stated communica
tion this (Tuesday! evening,
Marrh 6, at 834 Russell street. De
grees. Order W. M.
SOPHIE L. HORSON.
Secretary.
ORt-iuN BLECTRU-COUNCIL.
NO. 112. ROVAL AR
CANUM, meets this (Tuesday)
svening. Masonic Temple. Vis
iting brothers welcome.
O. O. HALL.
Secretary.
WASHINGTON COMMAND
V.RV NO. 1.V Regular meet
IK-v. -A
ing this (Tueasy evening, ai
carda
ROBERT MARTTN. Rac.
B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142.
Members are requested to
meat at the undertaking par
lore of J. P. Fls.ey ft Son
this (Tuesday) al ernoon at
2:30 o'clock, to atsfcnd the fu
neral services of our late
brother. George 8. Lewie. Vis
iting brothers Invited to st
tend. By order of th K. R.
M. R. SPAULDING. Sec
OMEGA REBEKAH LODGE. '500 psrty to
night (Tuesdsy) at Orient Hall. East Slith
and Alder streets, uoou prises anu reiresn
snentSL Admission 15 cents.
TV. E A. CARD PARTT. 500. Manchester
HalL H 5th at.. Thuraday nlgbt. Boa of
apples,? halves of hams snd groceries. Ail
com. and hav. a good time.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, ptaa
New designs. Ja.gr Brw. 151-S th st.
FRIEDLANDER's fer lodge emblsms.
tlass pias and medala S10 Waahlngtoa su
MONXTfENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLB WORKS. IS4-20S 4tk
st epposit city nail. Mats so, rni.iw
N.si ft Sons for memerlaia.
HANDS
GOUR
tested in tha two constituencies in
which he was a candidate .in. the De
cember elections.
KAY ESTATE BEFORE COURT
Sister of State Treasurer Asks for
aa Accounting.
SALEM. Or, March 4. (Special.)
Trial of a suit for accounting against
Thomas B. Kay. State Treasurer, was
started In Circuit Court before Judge
Kelly here today, the suit being
stltuted by Fanny Kay Bishop, sister
of the Treasurer, and involving the es
tate of their mother. Ann Kay.
Mrs. Bishop asserts she never re
celved a -full report from her brothe
while he contends that the estate wa
completely settled and that his siste
acquiesced in the settlement. It Is e
pec ted several days will "be consumed
In consideration of the suit.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tickets Now Selling;
HEILIG THEATER
SAT. ' EVE., MCH. 9
MAUD
POWELL
Floor 11.60, II; Bal
cony 1. Toe. 60c; irai-
lery admission 60c
BAKER
ALCAZAR
PLA1 Cibi
Wed bargain Mat, 28c only.
Tonight All Week Mats. Wed, Pat.
The Crsat Rpeed Comedy of Leva
aad Laughter,
Mile-A-Minute
Kendall
A record-breaker. Absolutely new.
Oenulne Hit.
Evenings. 23. lu. "ic Uats.. SS. 60c
Next Week "The Two Orphans.
TAMTT FAIR OF ISIS
Zenith of Magnificence in Musical Comedy
McnoaaJd A Rowland; Hairy Holmaa
A C. HU Allea; Barry and Klta
Con ley ; Kesal Bender: Cycling Bru
nette: Trav. Weekly : Concert Orchestra,
LYRIC
MUSICAL
STOCK
Mat. Dally at S:S0 Nights Start 7:10
This week fun for everybody
BARGAIN HUNTERS
With Mike and Tony, the Woo. as store
keepers. All the bis song hits. The Rose
bud Chorus.
Tonight, Country Store night; Thursday,
Ladies bouvenir spoons Free; friaay.
Chorus Girls' Contest.
IPPODROME
'Tuesday
Wednesday Small Town Opry
A Bevy of Pretty Girl.
Florence Bell Co.
Ia the Acquittal.
Seymour's Happy
Family
Dos; Comedians.
S Other Snre Fire Act 3
Tuesday, Wednesday
: RASPUTIN :
OANTAGE
H MAT. DAILY 2 :30
The Musical Comedy Success,
"EXPIX)IT"' IN AFRICA,"
With Hilly King, the
Bert Williams of Vaudeville.
8lz Other Big Arts.
Three Performances Dally. Night Curtain
at T and 9.
Prize Doll
Dancing
Tonight
If yon enjoy a clean dance
among; congenial people, with
sweet, dreamy waltzes, snappy
jazz one-steps and .Fox trots
then visit
Beautiful, New
Arbor Garden
2d at Morrison
YouTl like it. It's different
Onr School.
Yes, we really teach you to dance
and the cheapest, too, in the
long run.
TONIGHT!
$200 PRIZE WALTZ
Dancing- Informal.
All Tour Friends Will Be Ther.
COTILLION HALL
14th Street, Near Washingtoa.
AUCTION BALES TODAY.
At Baker's Auction House. Tarn hill an
Wot park streets Furniture, ttc at 10
A. M. Coots aAr A Co.
srj
Mi
A directory of business firms and prplessional 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.
ACluumOiS fLJATlNU.
HkM6TlTCHi.NU. 60 A (ABD. PIRATING.
AL.1. LATJSST 6TVL.E.S. KASTJK.N NOV-i-i-TV
CO., Ufa 6TH ST., BETWfciSN
OAK AND STaHK STS. BROADWAY 2O0U.
1. 6TibrUA., hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cordioa side pleat, buttons cov.r.d; mail
orderayiu pliuiclc bin. iJroaawiu luwu.
AGATE CCTfSBa AX1 AltO. JEWELERS.
AGATES cut and polished: Jewelry and
uatm repairing. Miller's. Wash, at.
ASSAVKR8 AND ANALYSTS.
alON'TA.A ASSAY UFKICK. 142 Second
Uold. sliver and platinum bought.
BAKlJt.lt bL PiUU4.
ORfcCOX BARBER SUPPLY CO. W. ouy
anu sea all kind, barber supplies. edO ed.
CANCER.
-et. JONES, Ja. D. CANCER TREAT1.
Bli Morgan Oidg. Marshall 6143.
CElXtXOll) BUTTONS.
THE 1RWIX-HODSON COMPAJJT.
S87 'Aashlnston. iaroadwav 44. A 125.
CUIROPOOISTS.
WILLIAM. Lal.Il and William. Jr. X
veny, the only scieuuCo chiropodists and
arch speclalista in the city, parlors iui
ti.rling.r blag., soutusrest corner 2d aad
Aiagr. r-nones. stain laoi. A JJU2.
DRS. ELIZABETH MAN ION and B. Louis.
tox, cnu-opodisut. now located at 60S-7 N.
W. blag, suns, and evga. by ap. Main 3130.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
SICK PEOPLE: Dr. McMahon. Portland. 100
pr cent chiropractic specialist. That s
wny 1 never have to employ orugs, oper
anions, vibrators, violet rays, electricity,
neat, light and other Jons house stunts.
1 remove the cause of uisease quickly,
surely and leas expenbiveiy. Tickets, 31
adjustments, $16; seven. i. Call, phone
or true, uauy convincing th doubting
Thomases.
ClRCl'LAH LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. Bio N. W. bldg. Mar.
00- juo let'ers multlgrapnea. LSU.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
NETH A CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17S.
No collections, no coarse: established 11)00.
DANCING.
MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY. 85"j
ruin. Class nights Monday and Friday,
from 8 to 10. Latest dances taught. 10
private lessons 15. Hours 10 A. M. to
U:3i). Broadway 327.
IHt siECKE'IT-HEATH SCHOOL Dan
cing taught In all Its branches; private,
day or ev. classes. Tubs, and FrL. 11-10,
assembly after. its6Vt Wash. Main V205.
tag. dancing, private instruction; olssses
hod., inurs., 10 lu. luv 2d. st. b.b
Wash, and Stark. Main 2100.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT.
L. A WALKER ELECTRICAL WORK.
413 Burnslde. Broadway 6874.
EYE. EAR, NOSK AND THROAT.
Dr. F. F. Cassedy. specialist: glasses fitted.
TOO E. Burnslde, dor. 20th. B 1413. B. 4734.
FLIFF RUGS AND RAO RIGS.
LUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
Ingrains, Brussels, Smyrna, Axmlnater rmg
rup, all2es; mall orders prompt; tookIeL
ARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, ETC.
xlS rngs cleaned aad steamed. (l.M
WESTERN FLLFF BlU CO.
64-66 Union Ave N. East BSfO, B 1475.
FLORISTS.
All kinds of Flowers, Bedding and
Vegetable Plants. Japanese goods
and Jppe,iiQj";jgir,U31
183 4th St., bet. Yamhill and Tar.
lor. Moose Temple building.
WHOLESALERS AND
ALTO A V l m 1 ;77v t 1 1 1 e
DCBRTJILLE BUGGY TOP CO., th and Oak
GRAIN MERCHANTS
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bldr.
DRY GOODS NOTIONS.
. OINKELSPIEL CO.&e'tn4.
GROCERIES.
CO.. 6S-87 Front st.
WADHAMS A
HATH AND CAPS.
THAN'HOUSER, HAT CO.. 63-35 FTont st
HIDES. WOOL. CASCARA BARK.
KAHN BROS.. 191 Front st.
PAINTS AND I.l BRICATINO OILS.
P. FULLER ft CO.. 12th and Davla sts.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d .t.
POULTRY
FOR SALE Buckeye incubator. No. 60
Standard. 60-egff capacity; 'baby chick
rearing table, five feet square: Mandy Lee,
7.-chick brooder; grit box, drinking can.
Brooder and inenbator in perfect condi
tion with all parts. The outfit for 630.
To the first one accepting this offer.
will give free a pen of 5 thoroughbred
White Wyandottea 785 Park ave.. near
City Park. Main 2954.
SEVERAL varieties Bourbon Red. WhlT
Holland turkey esss .oc each. S3 dozen
' Bronze. 30c each; lloudan, .Rhode Island
Red, White Guinea eggs. A5. 52. Parcel
Dost nreDald. Turkevs for sale. Breed
era In separate wire-covered yards. Range
alternately. Mrs. B. Hocking. Guastl,
Cat. Winner of firsts and champions.
WE BUY AND SELL
All kinds of poultry, pigeons, rabbits, pup
pies, pigs anu pet siock.
CASH PRODUCE CO..
155 Front st. 201 Morrison sL
WHITE LEGHORN bsby chix from heavy
laying (Hogaalzed) stock. March delivery.
$11 per loo; Aprl.. 10. We guarantee
safe arrival. Tbe Plon.ar Hatchery, P.ta-
luma, Cal.
DANIELS' White Rocks, highest official
records world's egg-laying contest. 281
eggs: bred to lay, win and pay. Free cat
alogue. Ideal Poultry Tarda, Hoqutam
Wash.
BARRED ROCK eggs and chicks, seventh
vear continuous iraDnesting: hena' rec
ords 160 to 64 eggs per ear; males from
hish-record hena. Send for folder. Al-
K-rf Kaxtner. Route 1. Taooma. Wash.
SILVER C'ampine cockerels, prize winning
stock, your choice 62.50; beautiful birds
from South Bend. Ind.. eggs. Donald
Grant. Falrview. Phone Greaham 4ffl.
BABY CHICKS Hatches every week; Rhode
Island Reds. White Leghorns: good, strong
vounasters: also hatching eggs. Write for
circular. H. Stubble. Campbell. Cal.
O. A. C. bred-to-lay Barred Rocks, eggs 51.50
setting. C J. Mcintosh. O. A Cm curvallls.
Oregon.
SILVER CAM PINE eggs. 52.50 per 15. Grace
Bardaley, Kenton Station, wooqiawn ol.
DIED.
GORMAN Mrs. B. Gorman, aged 79 years,
at St. Vincent's Hospital. March 4. Mother
of J. K. Gorman, of Portland. Funeral
notice later. Walla Walla papers please
copy.
GORMAN In this city, March 3. Bridget
Gorman, aged 78 years. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements in car. of Miller A
Tracey.
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'Uautsd ta Asai,"
rlitUII.lZfcKH.
ROTTED cow and bora, manure. East 181.
C 2374. .
JINK.
JUNK ANU HARDWARE.
The Oregon Junk Co.. 274 Front st.
Main 536. We buy all kinds Junk, m.tals.
pay highest prices. See us before you sell.
MLblCAU
MAS. EDITH M. bMYTHE. piano and
Kr.nch; European teacher; classes 4
montb: highest relerences. Ids lcwnsaaia
OREGON Conservatory tschool) of Music
2d floor Mussel blug. lover ths "Lion
Entrance loOto 4th St., cor. ot Morrison.
PARKER School of Popular Mu.10. Turin. 4
to M lessons. 401-2 Ellers bldg.
M1L' IMlcUtUUiN, violin teacner, pupil
bavlck. 207 illedner blag. Bdwy. 16'J.
OPTOMETRISTS ANU OPTICIANS.
WHX' PAY MOKE?
BAVIN li from iW 10 bo percent.
promptly miea glasses as 10
vs as .
aa ALJU. 4ooO "- customer.
k,afacuua guaranteed, cnas. w. uood-
xuan, optometrist, 2ul Mornsuu. Main 2124.
PAINTER, ETC
i. W. RILEY,
Painter and Decorator,
aellwood Sliu.
PATENTS.
R. li. WRIGHT 22 years' experience, U
and toreiga patents, oul Dekuia bldg.
PUABlCAANb.
DR. R. A PHILLIPS, UOtf Broadway bldg.
Rneumausin. xaiuiu. diAvruere, sain irou-
b'as, stomach, ii,er, auunsya. bowels,
mruat, gome, scaip, high bioou pressure.
OU. 1'UUIA A. iilluWN, golu-e and 4iaass
of women. 7U0 t. Aiuriuude, cor. um st.
PLLMB1NO &CPPLIES,
PLUMBiNti SUPPLIES at aholesal. prices.
btark-Davia Co., 21- aa st. stain mi.
PR1AA1NU.
KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Uantenbalu. Mgr.
Printing and uuotyping. xuufe sront c
corner btark. Mam or A 141b.
THE IVY PRESS.
182 Stark .at. Broao way 408.
hum. M
i. W. HALT Ed COMPANY,
1st and Oak sis. Main 1J5, A1W
KtAL tslATK DKAI.EKW.
CAhi, R, JUAlkH, 4U4 Wucqx blag.
NORTHWEST UUli -CU. established 11(01
V
a lult rugs ana rag rugs woven ail siAea
East bin ana Tayior. jast SoO, B 1260.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
ALWA1S PICK THE BEST Household
gooas specialists; storage, packing, snip
ping ana moving, horse ana auto vans,
special freight rates to all points.
C O. PICK TRANSFER a: hl'ORAGE CO,
2d snd Pine sts. .UroaUway 6UU, A 1UU0.
UREtiuN TRANSFER CO., 474 Olisan ml
corner 13 tU. T.iephon Broadway 12S1 or
A lldtf. We own and operat.two large
class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks,
lowMt insuranc. rates in tha city.
MADlauN-sT. DOCK A WAREHOUSE,
ulfic. 180 Maaison. General merchanais.
and lorwarcing agenta Phone Main 7dui.
CUT freight rates to all points on household
goods. Manning Warehouse A Transfer
Co., Uth and Hoyt. Broadway 703.
PACK-UNO, MOVING, STORAOE.
SECURITY STORAGE si TRANSFER CO
1US Park SU Main 6 It) 5. A 105L
WOOD
GREEN AND DRY SLABWOOD. blockwood.
Panama Fuel Co. East 72. B 2880.
NATIONAL FULL CO.. East 2041. E. 2d and
Oregon sts. Dry block wood. $0 load.
MANUFACTURERS
PAINTS.
RASMUSSEN
OILS AND GLASS.
CO., 2d and Taylor.
PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, S4-b6 Front at.
PLUMBING AND ST RAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE, B4-86 Front St.
PRODI CK COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVERD1NG ft FARRELL. 140 Front St.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
FULLER ft CO.. 12th and Davis sta
WALLPAPER,
MILLER Wall Paper ft PL Co.. 172 1st st.
FTNEriAL NOTICES.
LTJMSDENT At the family residence. 84 E.
ash St., March o, William W right Luma
aen. agea d years. 6 months, a uavs. be.
loved husband of Elizabeth' Lumsden and
father of Ima Jean Lumsden. brother of
oeorge p. Lumsden, of Troutuale, Or., and
Thomas ,L. Lumsden. of Victoria Harbor,
province of Ontario. Canada. Funeral erv
ices will be held today (Tuesday). March
5. at 2 P. M., from the residential funeral
home of Wilson & Ross. Multnomah at
Kast 7th st. Interment Rose City Ceme
tery.
SMITH In this city, March 3. Benton
Smith, aged 65 yeara Beloved father of
jwra ueorgia KInglana. Miss Edna Smit
and Miss Golds Smith, of this city; brother
of George Smith, of Portland; William
Smith, of San Francisco; R. B Smith, of
Canby, Or.; Milton Smith, of Rainier, Or.
Mrs. Clemma Martin, of Gladstone. Or.
.Mrs. Martha Hoover, of St. Johns, Or.
Mrs. Celia Patterson, of Salem, Or. Re
mains will be forwarded at 8:10 A. M. to.
day (Tuesday) to Rainier, Or., by Miller &
iracey. where interment, will take place.
WAIT At her late residence. 555 East Oa
. St., March 3. Ellen M. Walt, aged 81
years. 2 months. 11 flays, aunt of Mrs.
r rancis u. cowing, snd L. H. Campbell
both of this city. The funeral services
will be held at the central Presbyteri
Church, Last 13th and East Pine sts., at
i:0 P. M. today (Tuesday). Friends In
viied. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery.
Arrangements In charge of F. S. Dunning,
incorporated.
WHITE In this city. March 3. Nancy Ma
tilda White, at her late residence. 348
4th St.; mother of Dr. L. L. White, of
Los Angeles, Cal.; Miss Lily E. White, of
Portland. Or., and Dr. T. H. White, of
Juneau. Alaska. Funeral services will be
held today (Tuesday). March 5. at 11 A.
M.. from Ericson s chapel. Morrison
12th st. Friends invited. Services at the
grave private.
HI RT In this city. Msrch 3. Elisabeth
Hurt, aged 78 yeara Beloved mother f
W. D. Hurt, of Stay ton. On: Mrs. Katie
Anderson, or Beaverton. Or.; C. C. Hurt. o(
creignton, and w. T. Hurt, of thi
city. Services will be held at 12 o'clock,
noon, tomorrow ( Wednesday), at the resi
dential parlors or Miller & Tracey. Inter
ment crescent Cemetery, Metzger, Or.
PENNEY In this city. March 2. Joseph K.
Penney, resident of Portland from I860,
aged ftl years, father of Joseph B. Penney.
Jr. Friends invited to attend funeral
services, which will be held at Holman's
funeral parlors at 2 P. M. today (Tues
day). March 5. Interment at Lone Fir
Cemetery.
BASS At the residence of his mother. Mrs
w. t. i.ioyo. .! t E,ast Nineteenth street
North, March S. Chester A. Bass, aged
years, 11 months. 13 days. Friends invited
to attend funeral services, which will
be held at the above residence at 10:80
A. M. Thursday. Match 7. Concluding serv
ices at Portland Crematorium.
HENRICHSEN In this city. March 3. Elsie
Henrichsen. aged 4 years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. Henrichsen. of 80 Texas
street. Funeral services will be held to
morrow (Wednesday), March 6. at 10:30
A. M., from above residence. Interment
Klverview cemetery. Remains care of
Ericson Cndertaking Company.
MARSHALL In this city. March 3. Arthur
a. Jlarsnaii, aged tf years, beloved son
of the late W. H. Marshall; brother of
Redmond P. Marshall. Funeral services
will be held today (Tuesday) at 3 P. M.
at the residential parlors of Miller A
Tracey. Interment Riverview Cemetery.
BANZER In this city, at his late residence.
2:8 cook avenue. March 2. Leonard Ban
zer. aged 21 years. The remains will be
forwarded this (Tuesday) morning hy J.
P. Finley A Son. to La Center. Wash.,
where aervcea will be held this after
noon. REAMER At his late residence. 1493 East
Hoyt street, Alpheus H. Reamer, age 35
years. Funeral services will be held at
P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors. East
TCleventh and Clay streets. tomorrow
(Wednesday), at 2:30 P. M. Friends are
Invited.
LEWIS The funeral services of the late
George S. Lewis win be held today (Tues
day) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the resi
dence establishment of .7. P.- Finley &
Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends In
vited. Interment at 'Lone Fir Cemetery.
BREN55 March 2. at Salem. Or., August
Brens. aged 4 years, funeral services win
be held at Dunning A McEntee's chapel
tomorrow (Wednesday). March 6. at 10
A. M. Friends invited. Interment ML Calvary-
Cemetery. ,
COOMES The funeral services of the late
Mrs. ifauitn r-eari ioornea win c. nem at
the family residence. -428 East 49th st. N.
at 2 P. M. todsy (Tuesday). Friends in
vited. Interment Boas City Camatary.
FT'NKR AL. DIRECTORS,
Edward Holman, Pres. "W. J. Holman. See.
J. E. Werlein. Treaa.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO. .
Established 18 77.
THIRD ST CORNER OF SALMON.
A Modern, Spacious Family
Room With Private Entrance
LADY ASSISTANT.
Phones Main 607. A 1511.
Perfect Funeral Service for
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Directors. ,
Wash St.. bet. 20th ft 21st. West Sid.
Mala 269L Lady Assistant. A 7so.
J. P. FINLET ft SON.
Progressive Funersl Directors.
Private Drive Women Attendants.
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
Main 9. A 13S9.
East 64. IjKiy Aseistant. C 8I60.
WILSON A ROSS.
Funeral Dirsctors, Ine.
Multnomah at Seventh Street.
C 1105.- WILSON ft WILSON. Wdln. 494,
Successors to
PIEDMONT UNDEHTAK1KO CO,
Killincaworth and Kerby Sts.
ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors.
12th and Morrison sts. Main 6133. A 2233.
DUNNING ft McENTEE. funeral direct
ors. Broadway and Pine street. Phone
Broadway 430. A 455S. lady attendant.
F. M. DUNNINO. INO.
THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS.
414 East Alder street. East 62, B -3-'5.
BREEZE & SNQOK
Belmont st oMft
T. 1258. B 2546
MR. AND MRS. W
neral service. 1973 E.
. H. HAMILTON Fu
Gllsan. Tabor 4313. .
P. L. LERCH. East 11th and Clay streets.
Lsdy attendant. East 781. B 1388.
A. R. ZELLER CO. EastVuSsVc'lOSS'
SKEWES INDERTAKINU COMPANY. Sd
snd Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady assistant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN ft FORBES CO, Florists. S3 4
Washington. Main z9, A 1269. Flowers
for all occasions srtistlcslly arranged.
CLARKE BROS., Florists, 28T Morrison st.
Main or A 1806. Fin. flowara and floral
designs. No branch stores.
TONSETH FLORAL CO., 288 Washington
at., bet. 4th and 6th. Main 6102. A 11L
MAX M. SMITH. Main T210.
A 312L Selling
bldg., 6th and Alder sts.
PEOPLES FLORAL 8HOP, 245 Ald.r.
Flow.rs and designs. Phons Marshall 6922,
CKManiERIBS.
RS
BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT SCOTT PARK
CEMETERY
Lowest Prices Best Service.
No expense after interment.
Prices lower than other ceme
teries. matkols trsL
RIVER VIEW ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
Taylor Ferry Road, End RlTerrlew
Car line.
The only civilized method of, burial.
Snow-white, always dry. sanitary tomba.
Permanent title and endowment; $250 up.
63d Pit tock Block. Phone Broadway Sol.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office, Room 153 Courthouse, 6th St.
Knt ranee.
Phone from 8 to 5, Main 37S, Home Phone A
2525. 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 sntmals at a moment's notice. Any
one desiring a dog or other pet communi
cate with us. Call for all lost or strayed
stock, as we look after all Impounding.
There Is no more city pound. Just Oregoa
Humane Society.
JTEW TOD AT.
MORTGAGE LOANS
r) FARM AND RESIDENCE
FROFTSRTV. NO COMMISSION.
Wm. MacMaster
701 rORBETT BIDGH PORTLAND, OB.
JNO. B. COFFEY
' MORTGAGE LOANS,
Insurance, Surety Bonds
301 WILCOX BLDG. Mala 708. A aTOa.
MORTGAGE LOANS
M Funds on band for srood farm and II
II city loans at close Interest rate. 11
II Prompt, Helinhle Service. It
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
217 - S19 Northwestern
Bank Building:.
A 4118.
Marshall -4114,
MORTGAGE LOANS
OS
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
ROBERTSON St EWTNG,
8 Northwestern Bank Bids-
207
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota
QUEENSLAND, thst beautiful addition ly
ing Just soutn ot roriiana on in Ore
gon Electric, with Bull Run water and
gas in the streets; Just the place for
your Summer home. Buy a lot on easy
terms, put up a lenthouse and live amidst
the trees and wild-wood fluwers. A pay
ment of 510 will start you off; only 15
minutes' ride from the South Portland
shipyards on a 6-cent carrare. See owner
of the property at 404 Piatt bldg., for
particulars.
THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden Into-
income. we assign ana ouim auyimas,
furnish the money if desired; eight years
in Portland. L. R. Bailey Co., contract
ing architects. Northwestern Bank bldg.
VACANT lots pay nothing; bulla snd get
an Income, an kinas ox ouuuinss ueeigneu
and built; furnish money if deaired. Chaa.
W. Erts. Pittock hlk.
FOR SALE A well-located lot In Mills addi
tion. Klamath rails, ur. r. weuman. ioi
W. 41st., l.os Angeles, Cal.
300. nice lot, 1 blk. from car. 20 minutes
out. air. ;mpti fwiiii", " " v
shack. 510 cash. j per month. Tab. 8349.
ACREAGE or house lots near Mllwsuki
ship yarc; no vacant nouses in vne town.
M 30. Oregonian.
For Sale Houses.
WILL sacrifice my 7-room house and 4 lots.
well fruited; -o"o. .wu casn. r or
r par
r. 5412
tlculars phone Sellwood 13S2, owner.
47th ave. S. E.. Portland.
ROSE CITY PARK ritrlctly modern e-rm.
bungalow; (ouu uu-u, d.i.ul, uk i l.
Tabor 477. '
FURNISHED 5-room bungalow; full base
ment; fruit ana iiernca, iui ovs.iv, very
reasonable: close to cars. S 55. Oregonian.
1RVINGTON Modern 8-room reelaence. hot-
water beat, sieepins rrin nu sarase, ek
a bargain. Call Main 1789.
BARGAIN for Immediate sale, 2 houses
and lots. 174 East 32d., corner VamhUL
Terms. Home Phone B 1551.
HUBBELL ft SON. 1421 Sandy, oldest firm
ROSE Lll rAruv can mvii you a ism
houss cheap. See us first. Tabor 2161.
FOR SALE by owner, 7-room modem house.
on corner lot, nossmere aaaiuoa; no in
cumbrance. Tabor -025.
OR SALE or will exchange for bungalow.
modern i-room nouse. garage, irvlngton
residence. Ownr. East 5348.
.-.0 CASH, balance like rent. Rose . City
bungalow, fcifeou. labor 718.
c