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Newspaper Page TextTITO MOItyiSG OREGONIAN, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1918. " ' ' 13 CITY TEAMS BATTLE Journals, Maccabees, Hiberni ans, Kirkpatricks Win. GAMES WELL ATTENDED Foar Contest la Inter-Cltr lmgn Craw Crowd Despite Man Oth er Games in Pro ire With in Reach at the Time. I later-fit Imim SUaeUag. w. L. P c : W. L.PC MaseaWaa- 1 1(MM KlrkMtrtclu 1 I . Janra.la... I 10OO AO let Hda.. 1 1 .X UilrBiaaa- 1 1 .MO Mroi ... ." Cwitn.... 1 1 .log Bouermak's. 2 .OOO The baeeball fana who war not oat at Vaughn-street Park or atleadlns; one of the Shipbuilder' fames hunt J ip on of tba local lota and took In on of the four Inter-City Lasue contaata played yesterday. Mike DoClecoa' fast Journal Inn won from tha Waatern Cooperage team. II to l.'at East Twelfth and East Pavla treats. Collin, pitchln for tha win ner, allowed tha Coopere but four scattered btta and waa alao ona of th klttlnn- atara of th Kama, fatting- three eafe amacka. R. H. E - R. H. E. Journals. 11 1 lj W. Coopera. 1 4 S Battalias Journal. Colllna and Barr; Waatern Coo pa rasa, Brandeaa and Le Cumam. a a a Tha Uaceabeea. No. 17. defeated tha Piedjnont Maroons, allotting; them out. to . at Peninsula Park. Ertckson. pltchlnc for tha winners, allowed only two btta. R. H. E . R- H. E. Maccabees i 11 li Maroons... S Battertes Maccabees. Erickson and Saub; Maroons. Morris. Arnold and Konkin. a a a The Hibernians defeated the Boiler makers. to 6, at Columbia Park. In a fast and bard-fought same before a crowd of nearly TOO people. Tba ram was a pitchers' duel from etart to finish. K rants, pitching- for tba Hibernians, allowed five hits, while Brill, working? In tha box for tha Boll ermakera, waa nicked for seven. Mi ler and Puffy lead tha battlns; attack for the Hibernians, Miller retting- four hits in four times up and Duffy annex ing two wallops. Th Klrkpatrlcka'defeated the (01st Squadron aggregation, 11 to 2, at Sell wood Park. CHICAGO DEFEATS C LEVEL. VXD aaa Fire-Inning Game Goes to White Sox by 1 -to-0 Score. CLEVELAND. May 11. Candll'a sln-g-la. on which Speaker made a two baa error, followed by a wild pitch by Enssneanv let th Chicago Americana win from Clerelaod here today, 1 to 0. Tha frame waa called at the end of th fifth Inning because of rain. Spec tacular catches In th field by John Collins ware features. Score: R H E; R H E Chicago.. . . 1 i?teveland .. S 1 Batteries C. Wllilama and Schalk; Engmana and O'Neill. DETROIT. May TtWrhe New Tork Taakeaa and th Detroit Tigers cam bled on tha weather thla afternoon and loat. After Jumping from New York after Saturday 'a gam and arriving, here shortly after noon today, tha two taama war prevented from playing by a atow drlssl that began Just aa tha am waa scheduled to atari. Tha taama left tonight for the cam in New Tork tomorrow. All tha other major league games postponed, ea account of rain, EMERGENCY FLEET GETS DEFI Standiier Office Force Challenge Government Mca for Game. Formal challenge has been leaned by th offlc force of tba O. il. Standlfer Construction Corporation to play a game of baseball with th offlc fore of th Emergency Fleet Corporation. O O. Walker, of tba lumber purchasing department of the Standlfer plant, la manager of tha office ball team and he has ordered preliminary practice for Toesday evening. Lloyd J. Wentworth. aupervlaor of tha woodca ship construction In Ore gon for tha Emergency Fleet, la a former diamond star, having played fast ball In his college days, while Guy Standlfer admits he can atop some of them and "Jim Ctarkson. manager of tha Standlfer wooden yards, ran circles around soma of the arood play er of hla day- There are lesear lights in the two organisations who recollect being; In 'van" fields and other posi tions, so a game for . real sport Is looked for. BOXING TEACHERS MAY CLASH Army Wo Id Brine Divisional In structors Into Blng. CAMP KEARXET. Cat. May 11. Ef forta to have three divisional boxing Instraetors from aa many cantonments participate in a big box In show here May 22. to which all soldiers will be admitted free, are being made by local athletic autborltlea In connection with the visit of Benny Leonard, lightweight boxing- champion of the. world, to Camp Kearny, on that date. Leonard is box ing Instructor at Camp Upton, N. Y, a divisional cantonment. Oeorg Blaka. boxing Instructor of tha Fortieth Division here., has con sented to meat a fast middleweight from thla division and It Is hoped to a-et Willie Ritchie, boxing Inatructor at Camp Lewis, to raak the third of tha trio. Leonard baa given hla consent to appear. aaaasaaaawasai FIGHT TO NET FTXD $154 Demper-MUke Boot Promoter to Tarn Over It Per Cent Receipts. ST. PACU Mlna- May 11. Stat offi cials have announced that a careful check on the admissions to the recent Impeer-Mleae fla-bt abowad that tha Minnesota tuberculoais fund should re ceive 11S14 from th promoters. A tat law provides that 1 per cent of fight receipts shall go to thle fund. It was admitted that the amount asked for was mora than It per cent of tha cash receipts, but the officiate ruled that tha fend shall realise on compli mentary tickets. It waa estimated that more than 1 1 worth of such tlcketa war is a ad I persona who war not port writers, poHc officials or eec nde. PIGEONS RACE 11 MILES Birds Make Trip Prom Trim. Wash., to Portland. Tba Oregon Racine Plron Club taxed ' another of Ita long-dlatanc teats yeaterday starting from Telm. Wash-, and rtalshtng in thla city, a OU stance of 11 mi'ea. It waa aa Ideal day for the race and tha first seven birds finished aa fol lows: C. E. Henshaw won wim velocity of .10l yards per .minute Jimmy Dunn. 1074: Adam Jorg.. lu5 t IAII V" nirhnf. 1027 V . 1UITHWI . V , M-- . v v i.j.h. n imi mnA T H Williams, 10.- Next week's race will b from Seattle to Portland and mere ta son slderablo Interest in the event. HIKE COLLINS BLAMES MILLER Fulton' Manager Distnsted Wlta Tactics of Promoter. ntr. rvtiitna numnr of Fred Ful ton, arrived In Portland Saturday nleht. Fulton will begin his theatrical en gagement hare today and will remain here until next tsunaay. In speaking of the heavyweight sit .-iit fHt . l t ho i if n ni nation, lvmim - , . has not received notice from Colonel Miller that the match baa been called oft It I probably true. Colllna la dlsguated with the way Miller baa been Handling- n nii..hin match and blamea th whol ,,m.. .. wiilard. Collin mailer vo . . K . saya that If Wiilard wantd to tlfht Fulton h had plenty oi oppw. -. . i -kiMnB where th meet nim n . w. . , promoters offered $110,000 for the m"Jc..:. .' .in . i. Bolton fight 4.oiune i" " - - . Jack Dempsey any time and will most likely atage tna matcn si In St. Paul. Love Show Worth In Pinch. mt, kp, ha managed th Tankees, never believed that EUm Lova would amount to macs as m p ... ut ih hie aanthnaw lackee ambition. Hugglns, on th other hand i . v m e i ha rnneiiiiion uuwaa . Macon In March that Love . poasessed latent akllL Lova merely neeawj . chanc and plenty of steady work. Th .--ii - . u . rmirui' nltchinar de enppuns w ' ' .- - Dart me nt pavea tne way lor a trial. Iove nas maue suuu - queatlon of doubt and Huggina now re- ki r hla beat Ditchers AH of which proves that opportunity often discloses a vaiusma msu. Ironworkers Win Game. n. n-ll1.n.H Iron A Steal Work team won another earn yesterday by defeating ths t-ast oiae wmotr -I-, mt-nrm it ta s. The Iron i. ... . . . tr&vallnar slonr at a areat clip and are anxloua to schedule games with anv city or country game write E. Fromm. care Wlllam tta Steel iron noraa. Miss Boyle Wins Swim. SANTA MONICA. May l-Miss Char t 1 t v.w Vnrlr tniliv de tone sv; i,( v " " " . - feated Miss Claire Galllgan. also of New xorx. in a jit-rwo -w",n"."n held here to decide the- tie resulting from tneir race in mi ninuua pionshlp events here last Thursday The time waa 1:1S 2-5." Aberdeen Drops Pinch Hitter. Clayton, tha Aberdeen youngster who haa been doing the pinch hitting for Egan a crew, waa reiensea im phui before the team departed for Tacoma. AIR MAIL FAILS TO START Postal Avlatrlx Postpones Her Trip, Weather Belne Unfavorable. CHICAGO. 111.. May 12. (Special) Becauae of unfavorable weather con dltlona the Inaugural trip to New York of Mlsa Katharine Stinaon. Chlcago'a firat woman poatal avlatrlx has been Indefinitely postponed. Miss Stlnson was sworn in Saturday bv tba assistant postmaster at cm- cago and had completed plana to start from Grant rark at ociock tomorrow morning delivering a number of spe cially addressed letters. ' ' WILSON TO STAY ON JOB President Will Foreeo Summer Va cation to Attend to War Work. WASHINGTON. May ' 11. President Wilson haa decided to spend the entire Summer la Washington thia year, aa he did last, so that he can keep In con stant touch with the war-making ma chinery. PAILT MKTEOKOLOGICAI. HEPOK. PORTLAND. May 1. Maslmum temper ature. Ta d'lrm. minimum. 4 deareea. Kiver readme at a . av. In last 24 hours. 0.2 foot fall. Total rainfall II y M. to S r. M. . none; ioi t.ini.n inre 8-rplembr 1. 1K1T. .! Inchoa: normal r.inr,:i atnr tfDtember 1. Inches; da rinency of rainfall siace fplmbrr 1. 1017. 4 07 Inches. SunrtM. 4:4J A. M.: aanset. T:it P. V. Total sunshine May 12. 14 hoars, so mlauics; posibie sunshine. 14 hours. &0 mlnuta. MoonrlM, A. M. ; moonset. 23 r. M. Barometer (reduced ta aea level) at P. M . so us Inches. Kelatlva humidity at Boon, ft) per ent. 1 M r. v,r.ninbn. KORECA8T. Portland and vicinity Pair: moderate weotrrlr winds. . Oresoa and Waahlngtaa Fair: moderate westerly winda. lasts H'air. C L WELLS. Uelaorelaglat. Colsmfcla BUrer Bar Report. NORTH HEAD, May 12. Condition of tha bar at a P. M. : Sea. smooth: wind, north west. 19 mliea. FORWF.R IWIMHIXG nSTRlC TOH SAIL. THE DEEP tlLlE SEA. - t - 4. v 'J! ' 1 , r r" A r Jam Huke. James "Jimmy" Burke, former swimming Instructor of the Port land public achoola. wbo enlisted In the Navy shortly after the United States entered Into th war. la now aboard th U. 8. 8. 8. boner. aomewbere on the French coast, according to In formation received her yester day. Burke la a man of wonderful physique and a powerful awlm mar. He was beyond a question of doubt th most popular In structor the Portland achoola ever had. There la not a young ster wbo learned to swim In th Portland school tanks wbo think Burke Is not a champion of th world. NEW LINE ASSURED Twin Cities Will Operate on Upper Columbia. SERVICE WILL BEGIN SOON Movement I In TTatnre.of Demon, stration to Indicate What Can Be Bono With Line Ilav Ine Proper Support. Under an arrangement entered Into with Cbarlea Steelsmith, who baa en joyed wide experience In river trans portation between Portland and tba Upper Columbia and Snake Rivers, tne steamer Twin Cities Is to be placed In service In about a week, operating be tween thla city and Lewlston. Th movement la largely In the na ture of a demonstration to Indicate what can be oone with a line properly supported, and la belne started princi pally with th assistancevof Gilliam County growers. From a fund remain ing from the activitlea of the old Open River Association an appropriation has been made so as to operate the ves sel. With tba steamers J. N. Teal. In land Empire and Twin Cities, the orig inal Open River Transportation com pany's fleet was maintained, the Teal operating between Portland and The Dalies, where, before the opening of the Celilo Canal, a transfer was made, th .Inland . Emplr and Twin Cities belne operated above. When the canal waa made available through service was- Inaugurated. The Inland Empire was sold several months ago to Cowlitx River interests and is used as a tow boat. The Teal is belnr operated in conjunction with the Tahoma by the Peoples' line between Portland and The Dalles, so the Twin Cities waa available for the upper river. As the Port of Portland Com mission is concluding- an exhaustive survey of the inland empire region as far as steamboat traffic figures, it is expected there will be a permanent lins of vessels put on later. TJ. S. Naval Radio Reports. AO locations given are at 8 P, M. yester- day anleaa otherwise stated. REDONDO, Skagway lor Aui Bay, due Auk Bay. May It. CITY OF 8 BATTLE, orr roini Btannopo, TO mliea north of Metlakatla. 8 P. M.. May ATLAS. E! 8egnndo tor Ketcniaan, - miles from Ketchikan, 8 P. M., May 11. HUMBOLDT. Ketchikan for Seattle, off Clxon-s Entrance. 8 P. M.. May 11. ASCUNCION. Richmond for Cordova. 28 mliea north of Columbia River, noon. May 12. NORTHWESTERN. Ketchikan lor Juneau, off Point Klnssmlll. CELILO. San Francisco for nan rearo, w mlleo east of Point Concepcion. CENTRA L1A. San Francisco for San Pe dro. 1.10 miles south of Ban Francisco. RAINIER. San Fears for nan srancisco. 100 miles from Han Francisco. EL BEGUNDO. Portland, for San Pedro, 642 miles north of Ban Pedro. ARGYLL, Oleum lor roriiana, m from Portland. -TOSEMITE. Port Gambia for San Fran cisco, 05 miles south of Cape Flattery. MLLTNOMAH. feattie tor oan irauuKn 10 miles south of Cape Arm to. WAHKEKNA, Everett for San Francisco. S8 miles south of Cape Blanco. PRESIDENT. Ban Francisco for Seattle, 400 miles south of Seattle. FRKD BAXTER, Kverett lor nan rearo. eff Caps Blanco. C. A. SMITH. San Francieco for Cooa Bay, 15 miles north of San Francisco. KLAMATH. San Francisco or Port San Luis. M mil-.-south of San Francisco. CURACAO. steamer. Ketchikan for Ali tak, 400 mllaa from Alitak. May 1L ALASKA, steamer, southbound. Anchor age for Seward. TS mliea from Seward. May 1- ..- . ADMIRAL W4T!tw, neatue ror ivogiunc 12 mllaa north of Port Moller, 8 P. M. May 11. ADMIRAL WAINWItlUHT, veiaes inr Seward, arrived Seward 8:3t A. M. May i AKYOTfe. tewlnf oaree utwnncf, .none- bound In Prince William Bound. CORDOVA, discharging at iiarenaoen sr, SAM. May 11. CLEUM. Ban Lola ror oeame. esa muea from Seattle. PORTER, caviota lor s.vereii, muw from Qavtota. Pacific Coast Shipping Notes. ASTORIA. Or.. May 11 (Special.) Tha Cmersencv Fleet ateamer Weathampton ar rived from Portland at o'clock thla morn ing and after oer trial trip rtiumeu iv Portland at 1 o'clock thla afternoon. , The barkenttna Minever rr,iu Portland at S0 thla morning ana win go to Grave Harbor to load lumber. After discharging toei on in -urtim.. tha tank ateamer El See-undo aauea lor California this afternoon at 4:80. Carrying lumber trom x-oniana. m schooner Vf. H. Marston aauea at 2 o cioca today for Melbourne. Laden with lumoer irom in, Hirrenwn and Hammond Mills, tna steam acnooner Halco waa ta sail tonight for Ban Pedro. Ths steam schooner Wapama waa dus to night from 8aa Francisco sn routs ta Port land. WESTPORT, Wash.. May 1J. (Special.) The schooner Repeat, bound in, captain i. luacion. grounded on ths spit opposite tha middle ranse light .two miles north or ths channel, yesterday. Tha Coast Ousrd went out in the power boat and towad the veasei back to tha channel, and aha proceeded en her way to Hoqulam. Owing to anonase or tmi n m ". sailing vsssels take tneir awn cuances iu craaalng tha bar. Movement of Vessels. PORTLAND. May 11 Failed Barkentlna Retriever, tor Aberdeen; ateamer El Segun do, for San Fran dace. ASTORIA. May 12. Sailed at 8 A. M.. steamer W. W. Marrin. tor oan praro, smiled at noon, schooner W. H. Marston. for ileibonrne: sailed at a:su tr. at., iraw Beg undo, for San Francisco. BAN" FRANCISCO. May 12. Arrived at 8 u ud sailed at noon, stsamer Klamath. tram Portland for Ban Pedro: arrived at a ateamer n n. sieyer, irom rwuBiiu, arrived at noon, steamers jonan fotusen and Bearer, from Portland. AM PEDRO. May 12. Arrived Steamer yaiay Oadsby. from Columbia River. SEATTLE. Wssh., Msy 12. Arrived Ad miral Schley, from Ban Francisco; eamai Maru. from Vancouvsr, B. C,; Saginaw, from gan Francisco; Tabos. from 8sn Francisco; Morning Star, from Vancouver, B. C; Prince Oeorgs. from Prlncs Rupert; Tatoosh, from San Franelece. Departed Portland. for Southeastern Alaska; Prince George, for Prince Rupert. COOS BAT. Or.. May 12. (Special.) galled Johanna Smith. In tow tug Tree. 8 P. M. ; Frank B. Stout, 8:80 P. M. ; Martha Buehner, 8:48 P. M. I Aeterta Monday. High. Low. 07 AM ...II feet'IOrSl A. M..-10 foot 4:84 P. M II feet'10:'J2 P. M....8.1 feet - e DAILY CITr STATISTICS Marriage Ureases. JONES-HARMON Emery M. Jones, S95 Cav( mi street, end Irene Mas Harmon. T0O4 Eaat FUty.fourth avenue South ess u MCTEP.S-HURLKT Ben Meyers, 8S. Sit Wet Polk street, snd Ruble Hurley, 27, 1071 Eaet Twelfth street North. BROWN-TERRY William J. Brown, le gal. 5 First street, and Pesrl Terry, le gal. TH' Forty-fourth aveaus Southeaet. WILSON-PRl'CE Oeorsa Wilson, least. Multnomah Hotel, and MadellDe L. Bruce, issal. 14s East Hlateenth street. LEITHE1BKS-DANIEL Fred Lelthelsen. 2 Twenty-firth and Upshur streets, snd Kalhertne Daniel. 17, 831 North Seventeenth street. H A I.LA DAY-PORTER Clauds R. Halla dar. as. Wheeler. Or., aad Jauntta E. Por. tr. Si. Carlloa Hotal. MONTE1IH-LE1FUK Edward Monteith, n. rr - . . 1 ' - The Bank of California National Association 8 Portland Branch Third and Stark Streets Capital : Surplus and Undivided For convenience of our depositors, our Savings Depart ment will be open on Saturday from 6 to 8 o'c'lQck until further notice. Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits SJ. 110 Dlekene atreet, and Minnie Lelfnr, 23, same address. Births. KN'OUFF To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Knoutf, 142 Royal Court. May G. a daughter. BRADSHAW To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brsdshaw, 818 East Eleventh street. May a, a daughter. MINOR To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Minor. 867 Durham avenue. May 1, a daughter. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Hsrman Johnaon, 60 Clackamas, May 18. a son. INOUYK To Mr. snd Mrs. - Surao Inouyo, 364 Everett, May 1. a daughter. Building Permits. STEVE PUEMOVICH Repair one-story residence, 754 Woodward avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets; M. J. ReUner, builder; $1100. F M. HOLMES Erect Barege. 6T60 Eighty-second street Southeast, between Fifty-eighth avenue and Fifty-seventh ave nue; R. F. Fraser, builder; $60. WESLEY COOPER Erect garage, 138T Omaha, between Portland boulevard and Xekum avenue; builder, same; $50. OLE OLSON Repair one-story residence, 166K Mississippi avenue; builder, same; 8150. BERTHA IjtHlLt: Kepair iwo-blui r residence. 6338 Eighty-fifth atreet, between Sixty-third avenue and Slxtyrfourth avenue; Tom Percy, builder; JTS. MR. NEWLANDS Repair apartment and store building. East Third street, between Belmont and Morrison; David L. Hoggan, builder: 1300. W. B McKAT Repair two-story furni ture store. 164 First street, between Morri son and Yamhill streets; Edward J. Bar rett, builder; 8125. T F. DWYER Repair two-story resi dence. 334 Harrison, between Sixth street and Broadway; J. E. Seller, builder; $12 HENRY FAILING ESTATE Repair one story public market, 180 Fifth street, be tween Yamhill and Taylor; builder, same; F. E. TOUNGS Erect garage, T84 East Yamhill street, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth street; builder, same; $140. Read" Harley's article, page 7. Adv. AMUSEMENTS, TICKET OFFICE SALE OPENS TODAY. T TT7TT J Broadway at Taylor. trtllLtlKJ Phones Mala J. A 1123 NIGHTS Beginning NEXT THUR. Matinee Saturday, CHARLES FROHMAN presenta MAUDE ADAMS In a New Comedy. By J. M. Barrle. "A KISS FOR CINDERELLA." Prices, $2. $1.50. $1. 75c 50c BAKER ALCAZAR PLAYERS Tonight. All Week. Mats., Wed., Sat. THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE." A Powerful Drama of Today as Played .- by Julia Arthur. .5.. 50e, Maa..tM.t5ne. 0c Wed. Next Week. "The Honae of 1000 Candlea." TH NAUGHTY PRINCESS" A Farcical Operetta In Two scenes, many v , Lawell B. Drew- and Vesta Wal lace lludlrr. Stela and Phillips; Louis Stone; Aerial Mitchells. TINA LERNF.B The Brilliant Russian Pianist. DANTAGE vsrn rri.TOV rh. rhailansar Who Meets 4eaa niusro July 4 aiw other Bis Acta Three Performances Dally. Night Curtain at 7 and LYRIC MUSICAL STOCK , of X'lvht TnnlSht. ZOC uniy. aim. Dally. IOC. Night.. Continnous. at T. This Week, DILLON and 1HA.NK8 in THS- WRONG BOOM. . Tjwiin Farce With All tha Late Bit Song Hits. Brilllsnt Choruses. Motion Pictures. - vi.i,i xf Annirr store": Thurs., 1 -adieu Kouveatr epwin, PrL, Chorus uiru Contest. DANCING guaranteed In eight lessons ladles , 4; lents $4. De Honey's beautiful acad- riTKlnners- classes start Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 11. Plenty of nractice: no embarrassment. i-rivaie Feaaons ilven. Larn from Professional dancers. Main 7658, BASEBALL RECKEATIOX PARK, Corner Vaughn aad Tweaty-fonrth Sta. Seattle vs. Portland MAY IS. 14. .. 17'JJ9, Gamea Besrin Weekdaya at 4 P. M. kaadays. 8 P. M. Reserved Box Seats for Sale at Edwards' CiVar Btmd. Sixth and Washing-ton Sta. Ladlea Days Dally Except Saturday and elnndny. TRAVELERS' GUIDE. NEW YOBK BORDEAUX PABI3 lHreet Roots ta tba leminm, WUaLI DEPAKTtKJSS. Baa-asi Bros.. Pae. Cass Ageata. lo Chatrp Ut aeattle. or mar Loc-l Aaeata. AUSTRALIA vu, iriUKD AND aOlTH. SEAS Via Tahiti aad Haratonga. Mall aad pas. Sanger service from Sen Franelsco every "cnion . . co. of rrw ealand. . .a r-.iirMni. at.. aa Fraacleea, local steamship aad railroad agaaatea, ' $8,500,000.00 Profits. ... 8,237,248.47 AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auctlob Rouse, at 10 A. M. Furniture. 18B-171 Second su MEETING NOTICES. HARMONY LODGE, NO. 12, A. F. AND A. M. Stated com municatloln this (Monday) even ing at 7:80 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree Visitors wel come. W. M. DeLIN, Secretary. WILLAMETTE LODGE, NO. S, A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In E. A. degree. Visitors wel come. W. S. WEEKS, Sec MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 14. O. B. a Stated meeting thla (Monday) evening. East 8th and Bumside. Degrees. All offices to be filled by past matrons and patrons. Vis itors welcome. By order W. M. BELLE RICHMOND, secretary. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros. 131-3 6th sL FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 310 Washington at. DIED. HILLEARY In thla city. May 9, Elmer A. Hilleary, aged 27 years; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hilleary, and father of Norman Eugene Hilleary, brother of Mrs. Davis, of Yacolt, Wash.; Mabel and Ray mond Hilleary. Remains are at the resi dence, 401 Mason street. Notice of funer al later. Arrangements in cars of Miller & Tracey. SCHNEIDER May 12. Gertrude Schneider, aged 18 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Schneider and Bister of Aloyslus H., Joseph C, Ernest J. and Lawrence A. Schneider. Remalna will be ahlpped by Dunning & McEntee to Mt. Angel, Or. LOMBARD At her late residence. 1277 East Madison. Ella C, Lombard, aged 59 years, beloved wife of Ell Lombard. Re mains at P. L. Lerch funeral parlors. East 11th and Clay streets. Funeral notice later. WEIGHTMAN The remains of the late William Welghtman were forwarded Sun day. May 12, at P. M. to Welaer, Idaho, by Miller t Tracey. HUGHES In this city. May 12. Harvey Hughes, aged 8t years. Remains were for warded to St. Helens, Or., Sunday P. M.. by J. P. Flnley 4 Son. FUNERAL NOTICES. SOPER At his late residence 604 East Twenty-sixth atreet, May 10, E. E. Soper, nri 74 vai-.' fnth.r of Mrs. W. A. Ch.es lev. of this city: Mrs. Fred Jackson, of Seattle- Guv H goner, of Salt Lake City; Charles Soper, Butte. Mont., and James SoDer. in Alaska. The funeral services win h h.lil In the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning, Inc.. 414 East Alder street, tomorrow (Tuesday), Mas 14, at a P. M. Friends Invited to attend. Inter ment In Rosa City Cemetery. or.snv At KS05 Elehtv-seventh atreet Southeast, May 11, IBIS. Norma Jane Olson, aged 23 years; beloved wife of Oscar Olson and sister of Mrs. Constance Elila. of this city. The funeral service will V. .nndnplail tomorrow (TueSdaV) May 14, at 2 P. M., in the mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy A Co.. 6802-04 Ninety second street Southeast, In Lents. Friends Invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. BROWN In this city. May 12, William 8. Brown, age 84 years, father of Frank K. Brown, of Oakland, Cal; Robert D. Brown, of Minneapolis; James A. Brown, of Seat- tls, ana ilenry . rjrown, ui tais tnjr. The funeral services will be held at Port land Crematorium at 4 P. M. tomorrow itiiu,v Vrtnrifl Invited. ArransO' menta In care of F. 8. Dunning, Inc. 414 Alder, corner East Sixth. FAGUE At 7705 Fifty-seventh avenue Southeast, May 11, Margaret Jane Fague, km v.ara. The funeral service will be conducted tomorrow (Tuesday), May 14. at 10 A. M., In the mortuary chapel of A D. Kenworthy Co., 08O2-04 runeiy mnnA riMt Routheast. In Lents. Friends invited. Interment Mount Scott Park Cem etery. M'CAtTLEY In thia city. May 11. Lizzie McCauley, aged 38 years, wife of G. W. McCauley, of 810 Front street. The fu neral services will be held tomorrow (Tues day). May 14, at 10 A. M.. at residence establishment of J. P. Flnley Son, 6th and Montgomery.- Friends invited. In terment Rlvervlew Cemetery. DEAN Ths funeral services of the late Charles W. Dean will be held today (Mon day) at 2:80 o'clock P. M., at the resi dence establishment of J. P. Flnley Sc 6on, Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. In cineration at the Portland Crematorium. Los Angeles. Cal., and Denver, Cola, pa pers please copy. PAULSON In Ahloe, Sr., May 11, Paul W. Paulson, aged 70years. Leaves a wife and two sisters. The funeral will be held today (Monday), at 10:30, Portland Crema torium. Services conducted by C. S. Church.- - - - i GELDARD Tha funeral services of the late William Geldard will ba held tomorrow (Tuesday), May 14. at 1 o'clock P. M.. at the residence establishment of J. P. Fln ley A Son, Montgomery at 6th. Friends Invited. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery. . Bates far Classified Advertisements in The Oregonfen Dally and Sunday Per line. One time Two conaeentlva tlmea -o Three ceneecutlve times . . . . . . . . . Sua BMx or aeven ceusecuti'S times sue Tba following clascficalioiia excepted, he rate en which ia 7c per line per day: Situations Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. Far Kent Koouis private Families. Board . and Jtoonia frivata Families. Housekeeping Rooms Private Families. No ad taken for less than t lines. Count six words to ths line. Advertisements (except "Peraon ale") will ba taken over the tclepnoae U tha advertiser Is a subscriber to eltber pboofl. No price will ba quoted aver tba phene. but statement will ba rendered the following day. Advertise ments are taken for Tiis Daily Ora gonlan until S P. M.J for Tba Sunday Oregunian until P. af. Saturday. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HOLM AN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salman Streeta. Main 607, A 1511. Lady Assistant. ' J. P. F1NLEY SON, Progressive Funeral Directors. Prlvato Drlve Women Attendants MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. Main A 199a, WILSON & ROSSMLu.,dy0As.ulta.TtJ, Eaat 64. C el 85. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors. 12th and Morrisoa sta. Main 6133, A 223, DUNNING McBNTEE. funsral directors, Iroadway and Ptna atreet. Phone Broadway 430. A 4558. Lady attendant. fTs. DUNNING, INC. HB GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS, 414 East Alder St- East 62. B 2526. BREEZE & SNOOK tStVSSS MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. 19"3 E. Gllsan. Tabor 313, w L. LERCH, East 11th and Clay streets. Ladv attendant. East 7SL B uaa. A. R. ZELLER CO-iJiiociosa A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and dasified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone -The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOBDION PLEATING. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, ALL LAT EST STYLES. EASTKKN NOViiLTY CO.. so FIFTH ST., BETWEEN OAJC AND oTARK STS. BROAD WAV. 2000. K. 6TKPHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac cordion side pleat, buttons covered; mall Ji fittock block. Broadway w. AGATB CUTTERS AND MFG. JEWELERS. AGATES cut and polished: Jewelry and watch repairing. Miller s. 843 1, Wash, at. ASSAYEB3 AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Secend told. allver and platinum bougnt. BAltBER SUPPLIES. OREGON BARBEK SUPPLY CO. We buy and sell all kinds barber supplies. 250 2d. CAJtPETLKANING. NORTHWEST "RUG CO. 'established 1903. Fluff rugs and rag rugs women, all sizes. Eaat 8th and Taylor. East 8580, B 12au. CANCER. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED. 12 Morgan bldg. Marshall 6143. CELLULOID BUTTONS. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 87 Waahlngton. Broadway 434, A 1254. CHIROPODISTS AND ARCH SPECIALISTS. DR. LA MONTE, chiropodist and scientific arch specialist. Only chiropodist carrying state license; most sanitary operating rooms in city; arches fit properly or mono refunded. Cases cured where others failed Local references given. Lady attendant. 20tS-,-8 Swetland bldg., Fifth and Wash., opp. Lipman-Wolfe. Phone Main 6460: evenings by appointment. Reasonable prices. Consultation free. DR. B LOUISE COX, chiropodist, formerly at J2T Raleigh bldg.. 6th and Wash., moved to lobby of Journal bldg. Succes sor to Dr. Owen, who Is now t-n service. For ppt. phone Journal Barber Shop. Both phones. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florells DeVeny. ths only scientific chiropodists and arch spe cialists in the city. Farlors au2 Uerlinger bldg.. southwest corner Second and JUuer. Phone Main 1801. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS. SICK PEOPLE: Dr. McMahon. Portland, 100 per cent chiropractic specialist. That's why I never have to employ drugs, oper atlona, vibrators, violet rays. electricity, heat, light and other Joss-house stunts I remove the cause of disease quickly, sure ly and less expensively. Tickets, SI ad justments, $16; seven, ti. Call, phone or writs. Dally convincing doubting Thomases. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 610 N. W. bldg.. Mar. 6622. 100 letters multlgraphed. XI. 50. . COLLECTION AGENCIES. NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 179& No collections, no charge; established l0ft DANCING. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY Social and stage dancing, private Instruction; classes Tue., Frl., 8 to 10. 109 2d St.. bet. Wash, and Stark. Main 2100. MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, S5H 6th; 10 private lessons 5. 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone Broadway 2327. EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Dr. F. F. Casseday, specialist; glasses fitted. 70 E. Burnalde. cor. 20th. B 13U3. E. 4734. FIREPROOF PAINT. Paint that roof with FIREPROOF WATERPROOF. RUSTPROOF HI'T Prevents the growth of moss. Stops leak age and protects from fire. Costa no more Phone Main 6075. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS. OREGON. AUTO TOP Co. 14th and Couch. PUBRU1LLE BUGGY TOP CO.. th and Oak GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board ot Trade bldg. DRY GOODS NOTIONS. ' ' niVk'EI VPltl Pn btocaiooni and offlc. UIIIIXLLUI ILLUUi 47 N Morth 5lh street. HATS AND CAPS. THANHOUSER HAT CO., 68-66 Front SU HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS. 195 Front St. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER A CO.. 12th and Davis sts. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACEY independent Funeral Directors. Wash St.. bet. 20th 41 21st. West Side Main 260L Lady Assistant. A 78M. "SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main SIOZ, s. MJl. iab? assistant. CatMKT Em Ba. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARS CEMETERY Lowest Prices Best Service. Mo txpenso after interment Prices lower than other ceme teries. FLORISTS. CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 287 Morrison st. Mstn or a 180. Fins flowers and floral designs No brancti stores MARTIN Ms FORBES CO., Florists. 854 Washington. Main 269. A 1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 285 Washington s nor m ana ul il. .. - - MAX M. SMITH, Mala 721b, 2121,- Soling DIU(., win --ass Peoples floral 6hop. 245 Aider . j i Oimnnsh aJ upshlil fill 'A. S lowara ana uw'l". ....... ... MONUMENT. A BEAUTIFUL polished granile monument Imported irgin u i " j , . " - ----- value; dimensions, from base to top, 3 ft. 10 In.; width, 3 ft. 2 in and 1 ft. 4 in. hlrlc: crated and ready for shipment. In quire at room 417 Worceeter bldg. ruKILANU MARBLE WORKS. 4t St.". opposite t-uy in. - Neu gf Son" for memorials. lABLACi'iVi trftNITEl CO. I OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Boom 163 Courthouse, Cth Sa En trance. Phone from S o , Mam 373, Home Phone A XS2S. Night call after office hours. Mala iJO. Report all cases of cruelty to the above ad ereesT Electric lethal chamber for small , anl maEr Horse ambulance tor sick and elbiaa animals at a momest s notice Anyone d.slr lns a dog or other pet communicate wlta ua Call for ill lost or strayed stock, ss we look alter all impounding. There ."" " pound, lust Oregon Humana Society. NEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS m sl-aa aangl farm nroiia 1 un imprucu fcw- w lj ertr at clo-ie Interest r"" ln II liaiintm sera-aw w, a. a-- ,j r-tpal. PrumDt. rellaible mrrle: II A.H.BIRRELL CO. 317-31P Northwester Bank BoUdlna, Marahnll 4114. A 411S. MORTGAGE LOANS OW BUSINESS AND RESIDENCB PBOPEBTT. KOBEKTSUN A K WING. S0T.S Hertivvrcatcra Basic Blds FLUFF BUGS AND RAG RUGS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingrains, Brussels, Smyrna, Axmlnster rag ruse, all elzes; mall order prompt; booklet. Hxii rugs, aieani or ury cleaned. fl.Zb. CAH.-EI- CLEANING, REFINING, ETC. WESTERN FLUFF BUG CO., 64-66 Union Ave. N. East Sold, B 147S- FLUFF BUG AND BAG BUG FACTORY. NORTHWEST RUG CO., established 10. Fluff rugs and rag rugs woven, all aisea. East 8tn and Taylor. East 8S0. B 11180. JAPAN FLORIST. las Fourth St. Near Publlo Mkt. All kinds of bedding and perennial pants. Japonic and fruit plants, Japanese tubs. Bargain prices. Very cheap wholesale. Vegetable p.anis lor outdoor growth Tomato, luo, 83c; 1000. 18.00. UKUkia, 1UU. 7oc; 1U0O. il.uo- MUSICAL. OREGON Conservatory (school) of Music x.oor jtusaell oiog. lover the Lion J, Entrance 166 h 4th St., cor, of Morrison. EMIL TH1ELHORN, violin teacher, pupil Sevclk. -iOI FUedner bldg. Bdwy. l&fl- PARKER School of Popular Music Terms, to 20 lessons. 401-2 Ellers bldg. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. . WHY PAY MORBf esSrSa" A SAVING from 80 to 60 per eant. CfJJ'' Properly fitted glasea aa low aa . xi.60. 4000 satisfied customers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chaa. W. Good man, optometrist, 200 Morrison. Mam 214. PATENTS. B, G. WRIGHT 22 years' experience. D. & and foreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg. PHa'SIClANS. DR. R. A PHILLIPS. 805 Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, female disorders, akin trou bles, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, throat, goitre, scalp, high blood pressure. PLUMBING SUPPLIES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES st wholesale prices. Stark-Davis Co.. 212 3d. Main 787. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. E. Gantenbeln, Mgr, Printing and linotyping. lutHi Front at, oorner Stark. Main or A 1418. DDIWTIWPF. W. BALTES Sc COMPANY. rnirillriUlst and Oak sta. Main 166, A 116S REAL ESTATE DEALERS. CARL R. JONES. 404 Wilcox bldg. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. OREGON TRANSFER CO;, 474 Oltsan at. corner 13th. Telephone Broadway 1281 or A 1169. Wa own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insuranoe ratea In the city. MADISON-ST. DOCK A WAREHOUSE, Of fice 189 Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Pbone Main 768L CUT freight rates to all points on household goods Manning Warehouse & Transfer Co., Bth ana rtoyt. uroauway iva. oirviNii m i iv i m; storagb. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO., IDS Park su Main 6185. A 1051 FIREPROOF STORAGE. C. M. OLSEN TRANSFER CO.. 248 PINE. WOOD. WE ARE buyers of first and second-growth cordwood; also ash and oak wood. Quote prices for cash, f. o. b. Portland. Wllliajua Ave. Fuel Co., 677 Wllilama ava. OKDEUS taken lor Summer delivery; first class pole oak wood. Broadway 2338. WOOD AND COAL. HEAVY, dry wood, $5 and $5.50 per load, delivered stove length. Phone Broadway 603. 3IANUFACTURERS PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. RASMUSBEN & CO., 2d and Taylor. PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L, KLINE. 84-86 Front at. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. U KLINE, 84-86 Front St. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVEKD1NO & FAKKELL, 140 Front St. BOPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup. BASH. DOORS AND CLASS. W. P. FULLER a CO.. 12th and Davis sta WALL I-APER. MILLER Wall Paper & Pt. Co.. 178 1st at. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 280 2d st NEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS O! FARM AND KFSIDENCM PHOPUHTY. NO COMMISSIOM. VVm. MacMaster 701 COHUU'IT BLDG. wlKTi ivn, pa, JNO. B. COFFEX BOBTGAGK LOANS, Insurance, Surety Bonds OI WILCOX BLDG. Main 03. A S70a BEAT, ESTATE. FOR SALE 101 acres. 2hi miles from Eu gene; 70 acres good oat, vetch and cheat hay land: balance pasture and timber. Good house and barn; good well. 202 acres. 6 miles from Junction City; 125 acres good wheat and oat land; bal ance pasture and timber. Improved residence property in Eugene. All on reasonable terma. Blaine H. Hovey, room 11, over Bank of Commerce, Eu gene, Oregon. Phone 802. For Sale Lots). THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden Into Income. We design and build anything, furnish the money If desired, eight years In Portland. L, R. Bailey Co., contract ing architects. Northwestern Bank bid?. I HAVE several choice lots in the Wood lawn, Alberta districts, all free and clear, 400 to S7A0, cash or terms; excellent op portunity for builder. Second mortgage privilege. 414 Chamber of Commerce. fi-KOOM house, benutlful 00x130 lot, lots of fruit, flowers, chicken house and garden; 3 blocks off Union, near Dekum ava,; $1250; X500 rash, balance easy. Thia la a barcln. Walker. Main 3517. S50 TAKES five fine, well-located lots at Ocean View, adjoining Bay Ocean, Tilla mook County, quick. O. I. Blake, 8110 Stuart St., Denver, Colo. HAVE a nice building residence lot In Pe ninsula district ror sale at a sacrifice. Walker. Main 3517. Ci. C. OOI.DENBERG CAN SELL YOUR LOT. 215 Ablngton bldg. Main 4808. ALL kinds of building snd alterations. CHAS. W. ERTZ. ARCHITECT. Pittock blk. LOT 50x100 at Greenwood avenue, Kenil worth. Call 394 Monroe. . FOR SALE Ono -to 50 lots on Peninsula; terms. Main 3517. For Sale Houses. 0-ROOM cottage, with gas and electricity, lot 50x120; price 31500, easy terms. Bdwy. 3880. . $1275 Modern cottage, 4-r., Ventura Park; paved auto road, shade trees, large lot. Main 3872. McFarland. 603 Yeon bldg. MODERN almost new 6-room bungalow, dou ble constructed, built-in conveniences, all iiriDrovements paid. Tabor R063. 4-ROOM house. 50x100 lot, fruit trees and garden for sale for cash; must leave city; ,.,,. ir nntlon. Phone Sellwood 307. MODERNfl-room house, 60x100 lot, 2 blocks from carllne, near 2 shipyards, for sale; rirlce X2000. 321 Fifth et. Mar. 1068. - pan SALE -room modern bungalow. 1 blocks from Sellwood car. 735 E. 14th at. corner of Rhone st. 6-ROOM modern home, porch; . -'500. Purse, Bdwy. IViH furnace, sleeping 210 Oregon bldg. HUBBF.LL SON. 1421 Sandy, oldest firm ROSE CITT PARK, can sell you a good house cheap. See us first. Tabor 2161. CONVENIENT to 6 carlines. 6-room house. 10 fruit trees, Price $2500. Wdln. 4310. BARGAINS Foreclosure and mortgage homes. Call up East 1347. MODERN bungalow, furnace and fireplace, garage. $3300. 1350 Hawthorne ave. 6-ROOM house. 61 W. Jessup; easy terms.' Owner, oil Main SI., ymmvuve,, nwa FOR SALE 5-room cottage, a snap, terms. East 1208. IRY'INGTON R. T. STREET, IRV. AGENT. HOM.5. n s 6 4