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THE MO'RXIXG OREGONTAX, MONDAY, APRIL, 2S, 1919. 14 IMIM V dUi IS HIT AT H. C. L. Banks Would Make Notes Ba sis for Inflation. ITS ADVANTAGES ARE MANY JneTCd Purchasing Power Will Be Gitrn Money if Popular Sub scriptions Are Large. Thre Is 0T1T7 one ectiritr In th mar ie. t that deserves th Immediate consid eration of th investor victory liberty loan bonds. It l.i the best security ever offered to Investors, one which, the United States covernmr.t has issued at an Interest rate hicher than the value of money in the New York market at tbe present time. For the small buyer, whose first lessons in thrift have been cultivated during the period of the war. it means a much hishcr return than In terest on savings bank deposits. To the lare investor it offers special advan tages In the short term, satisfactroy rate, and tax exemption features that make the total amount of the various issues exempt from taxation. Including the exemptions under the victory loan act. possible to any one bolder, $160,000 par value. The banks of the country can take. the Victory hberty loan if it should prove necessary, says the Kquitable. Trust com jalijr of New Tork In a letter to patrons. i;ut every bond bought by the banks because of the failure of a ritlxen to upport the loan means simply this: ThAt the purchasini; power of your money which you withhold will de crease arcordina-ly. because bank buying will mean additional inflation of cur rtnry more credit liability and hlKher prices. It will mean that industry, busi ness and commerce must suffer be cause the banks will be unable to loan - money In sufficient quantities and at a lair rate to the business man. If busi ness and Industry suffer, every one of us will suffer. If you bur your shar of these victory bonds and thereby aid in lowering the cost of living, the in creased purchasing power of your money will pay for the bonds you buy. It will mean a lighter burden of taxes in future years. The Oregon Bankers" association will ronvene in annual session in Portland In time to complete the business and enjoy the attractions of the Hose Fes tival. In preparation for the event. Secretary llartman lias appointed a spe rial committee on entertainment that w ill take charce of arrangements, com posed of the following; bankers: IL V. Schmeer. vice-president of the I'nited States National bank, chairman; P. A. Klnnoch. accountant, tho Can adian Bank of Commerce; A, O. Jones, assistant cashier. First National bank: "Walter M. Cook, cashier, Ladd A Tilton bank; J. T. Burchtaell. assistant man ager, the Bank of California; C. B. Se walL cashier, the Ilibcrnla Savings bank, and K. H. Sensenioh. vlce-presl dent, the Northwestern National bank. When you Indorse this check you start it home to the livest town on the Pacific coast!' is the slogan which the Klamath ttate hank has rad printed nn the back of its checks. It is a ne idea in community advcrtislnc that is attracting favorable comment. Walter H. Bennett, vice-president of the American Kxchance National bank. ew York, was a Portland visitor dur tnir the past week, lie is making i business trip to Pacific coast cities and was much Interested in the industrial and financial conditions that lie has found prevailing generally throughout the western region. That buildinc conditions throughout the country arc at least one year behind normal demand Is the conclusion of s. "W. Strauss, the well-known New Tork financial authority. He estimates the building drftclt of the country Is In ex cess of 1 1. 000. 0o. 000. Fixing of steel prices for the rest of the year has sta bilized markets for building material. It ia anticipated that prices for lumber will eventually advance as a result of stronger demand and a largely de creased production. The shortage of liomes that exists throughout this coun try is likewise felt sharply in Canada. The Dominion and provincial govern ments are working on plans to make available i:.P9.0C0 for loans to pros pective bome-bullders. In New York 'ity there is a housing shortage esti mated equal to the normal requirements f a city of JOO.090 people. J. A. Thornburgh of Forest Grove, president of the First National bank, was officially the representative of the Orrgon out-slate bankers, w ho are ac- tiveiy engaged in rutting over the vic tory loan, at the Flying Circus of the government in Portland last Monday. I As Washington county manager, Mr. j Thornburgh was responsible for that county being first in the United States to complete the subscription of Its quota, which was officially transmitted to the federal reserve bank of the 1-th dis trict before that of any other county in the connrrv lea Moines countv. .Iowa, has made similar claim of being ' first. Mr. Thornburgh experienced the t-ensatlons of a flight in an airplane . acd said that he enjoyed the trip. --j FLOOD OF 1861 RECALLED 2r. OIoby cr Collate Grove Itc menibcr Ice Two I'cot Thick. COTTAOB GROVE. Or. April 17. i Special. Uracil communications In The trr fronton upon the subject of chincfs in weathvr condition durinsr fhe p5t quarter of a century, remind lr. W. v. t.'Kle.b- of the changes In weather which have taken place here duriric the time be has been a resident of Orffon. lie remembers the time uhrn Kow river it a frozen to a. depth of two feet, and he helped harvest ice of that thick nes. Today ice two inches in thickn ts a curiosity and never Tem3!ts loncer than a few days, and if Ttnnd then only u(on alucfrlsh water. Th doctor aI?o remembers the time nhm the entire valley where Cottape ;rov now stands was flooded from mountain to mountain, a distance of a tm!e. and chicken coops, hay stacks. ' 'wood piles and the like went by on their way to the s-a. STUDENT OFFICERS NAMED AVillanrPtte VnWrrslty Klcction Is Held at Salem. VrTLLAMETTE rXIVERSITT. Pitlem. Or, April S7. ippecial I The annual) tudent-body election Held f.rrt Friday. j.av Kobcrt C. Story, of Wolf Crrk. Ireidncy of the associated student tody for 1I9-I2". The vice-prealdency wan won by Stiss tMell Sa'aB-. ot ' halrm: Miss Kvelyn r,ordon. of Tort- j land. t the secretary for next year; llryan XlcKlttrtok. of Vcnlrh, Wash . ' rtnrhed the treasurer's position: Paul I 'oner, of Salem, will edit the Willam ette Collegian; and Ralph Thomas, of U'enatchee. Wash-, will act a manager ft Uia publication, J BUYING The Morris Payment Plan VICTORY BONDS In order that every man and woman who ia desirous of buying: VICTORY Bonds may do so without financial embarrassment or hardship, we have decided to artve them the advantages afforded by the Morris Faymeat I'laa. This Is one of the most liberal and patriotic offers ever made by anyone. It enables you to buy your VICTORY Bonds at only 10 down and b or more a month thereafter, paying the same rste of interest on tbe deferred payments as the bonds bear. , . MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. THE PREMIER MCJflCIPAl. BO.XD HOUSE Soa-ll Stark Street Between Fifth and sixth Streets Telephone t Broadway 21S1 Established Over 23 Tears DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Or.. April 57. Maximum temperature, M derres; minimum tempera ture. i dcirrpes. Kiver rcadinte. A. M. I'll it; chang-f In !aat 1' hours. O.'J foot fall. Total rainfall i P. M to 5 P. M . none: torl ralnrail sln4 Pprmber 1, 1 1 1 . IV - tnchrs: r.orn.Al rlnfa.i Pince September 1. i4 inche: deficiency of rainfall sinre September 1. It!. inche. tunni 6:0-1 a. m. ; luriMt. 7:1 J t m ; total unnmr. j-i hours B minui; possible aunshine, 14 hours u minutes. Moon rise. 3:. A. M. ; moonaet, 4:S J. M. Harometer .reduced sea level). .' P. M- oO.O1- inches; roalivs humidity a: noon, 6d p-r cent. TUB WEATRER. ? .7 Wind E 5 zrz S - - 3 ! 3 1 STATION : ? g j s ; ? : : : f : : Kakrr j 4- 70 o.nO'12 NW Clear 74 0.Mt ly XW Clear f-vO.f ........... Ponton I. .. :Rrr '"hinco ......... ;o.ott . . ,s it. cloudy t'u ip . v i Kt. ciouay ii.ih i j s jKain ;.n i.on :t; SW ;Kain .. .."" :. N M"oudr :j o.imi jo n cloudy 7n .o". . . SE ! "!ear les Moines Kureka I Helena ....... 4i Juneau 4t 4 t . -.. K Kain ..i r.SO.tMi... S i.'iftudr K nsas CI; . - V.irnhfi-id ... 4S n.oi . . w pt. cioudy 7, o.oo 12 V Oar 4J O.Ott . . ;N irioudy 7 .'.. -E tloudy ti.M S h'lear o. p vw-t'ioudy Jl.o' 14 XW i't. cioudy 7o.i4'..rW li'tear ! 0.00,. .:V!'t. cloudy fitn.O'i ..'NW lt. cloudy .Merfford .1 Minneapolis! ..'... New Or.ina.. . . .1 New York i-.. North Head . .. 4V North Yakimal iol Phoenix J...1 ro.-atello j- .. Portland ' I.oahurir j ? icramnto -j t. Louts . ait Lake ...... S.in lieiT( Snn KmnttKO. , . 7- 0. '.. t'lear rtear fiv i,oo' . . 'A 54 12 s ;i .oo l n B O. Jit'. . w o.oi m s w ;i"ioudy iouiy toudy oudy S.-.-.ttle ! 4 .-4 n. 01 . . 1 N 'CiOUdy Sitka 1. -1 4rt rt . . ' Spokane t 7lrt.oI-SW PL cloudy Taroina 4.' o . . s ft. cloudy Ta'ooiiii la. and .".0 o.t'l '. .'V Raln VIlra I ."" -'. 14 Kain Wall Walia.-I .'.4, 7" .!.. iW iiear Waihincrnn ..'SK ' Pt. cloudy t l M. tday, I M. roport of preretilng day. FORECASTS. portTnnd and vicinity Fair; ircicriv winds. Waphlnrton and Orefion Fair; westerly tnds. Iilwho Fair. moderate moderate k r W V. T.. WT-f T s TRAVELERS fiCIDE. Li ma JaoAdmiral line. S.S. "( IT Y OF TOrtRA," Mar 6. 1919 Astoria. Coos Bav, Eureka and San Francf?co connecting wl;h our steamers to tan la Bar bara. l.os Ancles and San Dleco. Special round-trip fares to California and Alaska. . . Make your reservations inree weeas in au-m-e for A'aska ports. 1'irst steamer leaves Seattle for Nome and St. Michael June I. Ticket orrice. I'll 1 niri street. Main J4CK. A .-..'.32. Freight offire. East 4331. SERVICE RESUMED S. S. KOSE CITY. Between Portland and San Francisco Only Frels;1it mmA Psiaaeaicera. Leave sis Krasirlaeo II A. M., May 1 Lcarr I'ortland 3 P. M Mar rBllias;s tery O Days. San Francisco & Portland S. S. Lines. Tickets t Cselllsted Ticket Office, Tklrd nil asklnaton. Paeaea Mala 3Kto, A MIL Prclg at, Alaateortk Dock, Vroad mr SOS, A 12J4, STEAMERS The Dalles and Way Points, Sailings, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 10 P. M. DALLES COLUMBIA LINE Ash SL Dock. Broadway 3431 DRENCH LINC M LesapasTale General. Transatlantic u Etprese Poets Serrlee. REW )Ok. V. Ca HttKlt DEPAKTlKEt. Fagazl Brak, l ac Coa Ax.ata. lo Cherry St., Bealtle. ar any Local Agent. AUSTRALIA tf tEAI-AND ANO SOCTH SKAS Tie Tahiti aad ksrateasa. Mail and pas eraser esrrtce treat baa sraacieea erers St "i in g. a. co. or jcew zbaijsNO, XZm Callferala B4 Baa Fraacleee. r Iwel l.asn.hta asa railril aa.erlaa STEEL ITBlCTt HAL SHAPES, l-UAIEl, Bills, sUTET. BOLT ITSET RODS. raBRlCATEU MaTEBlafe FOR BRIDGES, BlII.OIIGa, fAAhS. TOWtHS. bUIHS. NORTHWEST BRIDGE & IRO." CO MP ANT PORTUsV-ND. OR, T. O- Baa astk Paeae Mala 111 If You Can't Buy Them on the Government Plan Buy Them on the Morris Payment Plan SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS. 1st Pay't. Per Wit. Per Mo. 9 GO Bond... I 6.00 2.60 100 Bond... 10.00 1.25 6.00 600 Bond... 60.00 6.25 25.00 1000 Bond... 100.00 12.50 60.00 Place your order personally with us or tell the solicitor who calss that you want to buy your VICTORY Bonds through us on the Morris Pay asent Plan. BE A COCPOX-CLIPPER THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN Will afford the last opportunity to subscribe to a government loan to defray the cost of the Great War THE TERMS OF PAYMENT ARE EAST, VIZ: 10 on or before May 10, 10 on Jnly 13, 1919 20 on August 12, 1919 1919 20 on September 9, 1919 20 on October 7, 1919 20 on IS'oTcmber 11, 1919 (with accrued interest on deferred payments) Subscriptions can be made at any bank The Bank of California NATIONAL Portland Branch OE30I aoi I0E30I SAVE FEED with an INDIANA SILO Silo Feed Book Free Spaulding "Logging Co. Salem, Or. J. B. Steinbach & Co. Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain. 201-2-3 Railway Exchange Building;. E. F. HnttoD Co.'a Coast - to Coast Leased ire. Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold Tela. Mala 2S3-2S4. AMUSEMENTS. TICK KT (IITO K SALK OPENS TODAY TTTJTT T Broadway at Taylor. A IIjIIjI vJ Main 1 and A 113S. wcc'?r"t"t: NIGHTS, MAY1, SPKCIAL PRICK MAT. SAT. COHAN AND HARRIS PHESE.VT MUSICAL COMEDY TRIUMPH "GOING UP" CfT DCDDI C sn,EDiD cast UU L.UI LL. "CI-AKSVCHOKIS f t!('IMTI I I si pi:rh MKI.ODIKS I I rRUUllllOV EVE'S Floor, J2; Balcony, J1.50, Jl; Gallery, 7bc, 60c. SAT. MAT. Floor, 1.50; Bal., $1, 50c MORRISON AT IITH PLAYS THAT PLEASE RIClLRn HARnrXO DAVIS. A N U JII.ES ECKtBI GOODMAN'S I "THE TRAP!) A gTORT OF TUB Tt'KON. TOMGHT ALT, SEATS !S. NEXT. "THE WOMAN 1TE MAKKIED." ANNETTE KELLERMAN (Herself) AItei ISt KKKll Jt WKSTOS and J h fOOGAN iu an Intimat Revue. Tbe Great I,cter Manrarrt Yonng Kdvthe Kdriie Adair Morrare Kuht-y B rod ran and tilvermoon Orpheum" Travel Weekly Kiooframa. GENE GREENE Only Three ifMa8unw Moa. Toe JVC to 1. roar Matltiece- snn., Mnn iOc i 4aC Tues TTed. I0E30X ASSOCIATION Third and Stark Streets AMUSEMENTS. -r TONIGHT H1B.; VV MCDI. Famous Stock. Company in THE CLAIM A ruggeed tale of the Arizona mining canips and dance halls, ss played by Florence Roberts. A real hit. Sir. 50c. Mats. Wed.. Sat., 23c (tax). Next Week THE GREAT DIVIDE. PANT A G EC MAT. DAILY 2:30 J Special Knrajcrinnt Kxtraortlinsrj'. MLLh. BIANCA. Late Premier U an we use of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York. In Scenic and iprrtarnlar Oances, Assisted by Halter Manthey. OTHER BIi ACTS 6 Three Performances lai!y. Kieht Curtain at 7 ana v. LYRIC MTSICAt, COMJiDY Matinee Dally. lOc Only. The Airy. Merry Musical Farce Cherry Blossom Mirth. Melodr and Pretty Girls. Company of 30. With the Rosebud Chorus. Country btore (Extra), Tuesday IMght. CIRCLE rOCRTH AT WAbll. Last Times Today. Douglas Fairbanks IX "HE COMES I P SMILING." Also Fatty Arbuckle in "Love," Open from 9 o'clock in the'mornins until 4 o'clock the following morning. BASEBALL Portland vs. Oakland APRIL 29, 30; MAY 1, 2, 3, 4. GAME BEGINS WEEKDAYS 3 P. 3L SUNDAYS 2:30 P. XL Jliiaiilr.-iartie .raafctiaaatftesawaeAaaafa. 1 if THEDA BARA 1 I " I V THE SIREN'S I k i SONG" M' ' 1 Comlnp; I "THE PARISIAN i " TIGRESS" ! : I Viola Dana ' ' t - AMUSEMENTS. PiiMllilll If WILLIAM I I FARNUM I I I "THE JN7VGU2 I llj ,1 II r-J coming L-i Ha ' I SI I "WIVES OF MENi" ilia AUCTION SALS TODAY. At Wilson's Auction Bouse. 10 Furniture. 169-171 8econd St. A. U. MEETING NOTICES. Wir.t-AMETTE TRIBE. NO. 8.1MKD O. R. M. Meetn to nfght (Monday), at Eagles Hal, 264 Vi Madison at. Visit ors welcome. IU S. JtcDOXALD, Sachem. E. M. WELLS, C. o R. MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER. No. 14, O. - B. S. Stated meeting this (Monday) evening. East 8th and Burnside. Reception to Past aiatron and Patron of Martha. Washington Degrees conferred by them. Vis Chapter. itors welcome. Order W. M. BEI.l.B RICHMOND. Sec. WILLAMBTTE LODGE. NO. 2 A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Monday) evening at 5 o'clock sharp. Work in M. M. degree. Dinner will be served at 6:30 in banquet room and the lodge will resume work 7:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome. W. S. WEEKS. Sec. HARMONY LODGE. NO 12, A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Monday) eve at 7 o'clock. Work in the E. A. and F. C. degrees. Visiting breth ren welcome. W. M. DE LIN. Sec. SUNNYSIDE LODGE NO. 103. A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication Monday evening at 7:30. Work In E. A. degree. Vifltlng brothers welcome. By order of W. M. JOHN RINKER, Acting Sec GUL REAZEE OROTTO NO. 63 Stated session Monday evening, Masonic temple. West Park and Yamhill streets. 8 c clock sharp. Business of importance. Visiting prophets are cordially Invited. By order of monarch. . R. E. FULTON, Secretary. Bid DANCE Wednesday nlcht. hall re modeled, jazz music. I'JU 4th st., 3d floor. fatBi.EM Jewe.rs. button, cbarrns. eiaa. w tilliu. Jaeger Bros. 1J1-J Ola sb rRlKDLANDER'B For lodes emsl.aaa Uai pins and meda:a. K10 Waablnatea st. DIED. GETBEL April 27. 113, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. J. S. Anunsen, 4Z Van couver ave.. Henry Gstlbel, aged SI years 8 months 14 days: father of Fred (iribel of Bremerton. Wash.; William IS. of Oak land. Cal.: Chnrles of Pleasant Lake. N. V.i Sirs- J. S. Anunsen of Portland, and Mrs. Jee-sie S. Charies of Seattle, Wash. Mr, Ctiibet was a civil war veteran. Re- mains at R. T. Byrne's residential funeral parlors, 901 Williams ave. Funeral an nouncement in a later issue. NEWMAN April 27, 1010. at the family residence. Sua Colonial ave.. Jonas A. New man, aged- .2 yearn, beloved husband of Jfilma, and father of Agnes Newman. He is also survived by one brother, John New man, of this city. Deceased was a member of Cort Scandia Lodge, No.-7, V, ot A also I AiDeria ump. ino. 4i4i. i. V. . or A. and th Grain Handlers' Local. Remains at Pearson 's undertaking parlors, Russell st. at Union ave. HOSE In this cltr. April 27. Ella Hose, affed f.G years: sistr of Mrs. Frank Beli or inis cny. -Mrs. ciara cneadie of Leban on. Or.; Mrs. A. B. Hansen of Eugene, Or; yr&. Alice Means of Sioux City, la.; Mrs. Samuel Martin of Boone, la., and Mrs. Love II Freeman of Adel. Ia. The remains are at Finley's, Montgomery at 5th. No tice oi lunerai hereafter. DORSET At residence. 4912 R. 86th st E., John P. Dorscy. aped 54 years. The deceased iaves a widow and five ch 1 dren. George S., Lawrence. Nora, Carrie and Carl Dorsey. Remains are at McEn te & Eilers parlors, ltith and Everett sts, Funeral notice later. FITZS1MMON In this city, April 27.Char!es fcdwarii itzsimmon, ajfed ii years; ccntly from Denver. Colo. Funeral ran cements have not been com Dieted awaiting: arrival of mothrr, from Denver, (joio. itemains care ot n.ncson una. to. COLLTX-At San Francisco. Cal.. Aoril 27. Lawrence- John Collin, aped 32 years; son of Mrs. -Mary j. Collin of S6 Fremont . Announcement of funeral later by th Ericson Lnd. CO. LENOX In this city, April 27, Huth Lenon aged 7 years; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lenon. 124 J fc. Harrison st. Re mains at the parlors of Breeze & Snook Belmont at 3th. Notice of funeral later. HOLT At the Portland Sanitarium, April ir. cnaries it. Hoit. area sji years. Remains at the parlors of Breeze & Snook, ifelmont at aiotn. iotice oi xunerai later. HUTCHINS Jean Swinton Hutchins, aed 61 years; mother of Mrs. vv. m. hxmpson, 4sn4 E. 76th st. s. k. Kpmains aro McEntee & Eilers parlors. IGth and Ever ett sls. Funeral notice later. MA LONE In this city, April 26. Mrs. Mi urn ii alone, acea years. Kcmalns i the parlors of Breeze & Snook, Belmon at Soth. Notice of funeral later. CAREY At the Oddfellows' home. April John W. Carey, aged 4 years o months and 8 days. Remains at conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning:. Inc.. 414 h,. Al der. Notice of funeral later. CLARIDGE In this city. April 27. Thomas r ar det. acea .u years: nusoana oi ti Mathlide Clartdsre. Remains are at Fin- ley's. Montgomery at 5th. Notice of fun eral hereafter. HENENHOFER Tn this city, April 27. Cath erine Henenhorer, atrea ... years. r unerai notice later. Remains are at the resi dential parlors of Miller & Tracey. WOOD In this city, April 27. Oliver Louis wood, aped Ji4 years. l ne remains are at Finley's, Montgomery at 5th. NoUce of funeral hereafter. FUNERAL NOICES. STlRGESS Nathan P. Sturgesn, late resi dent of Mosier, uregon, on April 27, ivr., in his 71st year. Funeral services al Miller Tracey" parlors, April 2fl, at 7:30 P. M. Interment forenoon of April 30, at ilosier, Oregon. WEGE In this city April 26. Pophla Wcge, at?ed 68 years. Funeral services will be held April 28 at 2 P. M. at the rertdential funeral home of Wilson & Ro"f, Ena and Multnomah. Final services will be held at the Portland crematorium. McXALLT The funeral services of the la to Lizzie J. McNaiiy will be held April 23 at 2:30 o'clock P. M.. at Finley's, Mont gomery at nth. Friends invited. Initr- ment at Rivcrview cemetery. GOOD ELL The remains of the late Law rence Goodell will be forwarded Apr.l 28 at 9 A. M., under the direction of Miller & Tracey, to fcuiem, or., wnere services will be held and interment taite pi ace. HI'NTER The funeral services of the late Katy Hunter will be held April 28 at 2:30 P M. from the residence, 1j73 E. Harri son street. Interment at City cemetery. Vancouver, w asn. MACHEISON The funeral ser-ices of the Jate Robert Macheison will be held April 2. at 10 A. M., at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment at Rosa City cem etery. MACHIGAMI April 26, Harry Machigami, infant son or air. ana jits. 1. Jiacnigami. Funeral will be hold from McEntee & Eilers, 16th and Everett sts., April 21. at 11 A. M-, thence to Portland Crematorium. HANSEN The funeral services of the ,Iate Fetra Hansen wm uv nem April zv, at 2:0 o'clock P. M., at Finley's, Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Interment at Riverview cemetery. MORRISH The tuneral services of the late Hubert tawara Aiornsn win De nemAprii 2S at 10 A. M., at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Interment at ML. cott Park cemetery. 1 1 Sitiii 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. ACCORDION I'lKATlSG. MEMSTITCIHSU. WJi FLEAT skirts, any style. SI; hemslitch lns 10c per yard; buttons covered, feaatera Novelty utj. Co.. sjy. iih st. Bdwy. uou. AGATE CCTTERS AND MFG. JEWELERS. JEWELRY and watch repairing. Miller's. JjS Wash sl. aiajestic '1'neater bins. ALFALFA MEAL. OKOCNU VEEP, HAY. WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M. SU07. . ART. MRS. J. EPPENSTEIN. 464 Washington, is now offering- a remarkablo'selectlou o the lit.est goods at extremely low prices. ASSAYER3 AND ANALYSTS. MV.N,TA-N"A ASSAY OFFICE, 142 Second Oold. silver and platinum bought. ATTORNEYS. MORRIS courts. A. GOLDSTEIN, practice In b02 Northwestern fciank bldg. BARBERS. 3 LADY BAKBEKS. , A good shave for loc. haircut . tel Medford. th and Glisan sr. CABI'BXTEB. RUGS Thc klnd that wear the best are "Tfnade from your wornout carpets by l ne Northwest Rug Co. (former address. lo3 Union ave.). Rag rugs woven all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refitting and .resizing. i,S'A,..1;ler" solicited. 1S3 East Eighth. PHONE EAST 350. B 1'SO. CANCEK TREATMENT. U??r JON"ES. M. D, CANCER TREATED. 31- Morgan bldg. Marshall 8143. CARPET WEAVING. Fluff Rugs From Old Carpets Augs, All sizes Mall Orders Prompt. - , Send for Booklet. 8X12 Rugs Steam or Dry Cleaned. J1.50. . . , FLUFF RUG CO.. M-B8 Union Ave. N. East 651(5. B 1475. CELLULOID MUTTONS. .oJE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 387 VVashington. Broadway 434. A 1254. CHIROPRACTOR. SO0.O00 KNOW McMahon, 100 chiropractor. Throngs pronouncing treatment easiest, best, permanent. 31 "treats" $15. Tel. CHIRP PODIST A KCU SPECLVL1ST. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelle De Veny, ths r, ciiiropoaisis ana arcn spe- eiallsU in the city. Parlors 3U2 Gerlinger bldg.. southwest corner Second and Alder. Phone Main 1301. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CR.A,?J7 LETTER CO.. 1810-11-12 Royal building, Marshall So22. Multlgraphing. mimeograph, and mall advertising. COLLECTIONS. NETH & CO., Worcester bldgT No collection, no charges. Established 19uc! LEARN to dance whpm un TT S'i ' lessons, 4 lessons - ,,!03. i-i'ers bldg.. bet, 4ih and 3Hi, on Wash. st. Main 5004. MRS. BATH'S DANCING Academy. 308-11 Dekum bldg. Best instructors. Beginners' class Tues. eve., class party Fri. eve. Les sons days and eve. by appt. Main 1345. BERKELEY Dancing School, 129 4th St., 3d floor. Main 831S. Mrs. Summers. Lessons by appt.; personal attention. Dances Wed. AL1SKY Dancing Academy. Private Instruc tors day and evening. Classes Friday even- lng, 2d floor Allsky bldg. s lessons, 5. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY, 109 2d St. BaiT room and stage dancing; class Tues, Fri. eve.; childreu specialty. Main 2100 S.r,cnestra, "Union." Violins repaired. W. I. Klne. 544 Wash., Broadway 478 DOi AND CAT UOSI'lTAL. E?iITvr'. ?'.uH' Huthman. veterlna rlan. 41o East 7th st. East 1S47. B 1962 DRESSMAKING. LADIES, bring: me your hats, suits and gowns and have them made into up-to-date styles. Hats dyed, reblocked and city hall apts.. apt. 20. . ......u, xjrt. odyiea remoueiine slinn. ELECTRICAL KKPA1K bHOP. II. M. H. ELECTRIC CO. 31 North 1st st., Portland, Or. Re winding and electrical repairing a specialty. See us about new or used motors. Bdwy. 1043. A 1046. WHOLESALERS AND Al'TO TOPS. DUBRUILLB TOP CO.. 9th and Oak. IRY GOODS NOTIONS. L.DINKELSP1ELC0. Stockroom and otflcs 41 North Fifth street. CHAIN" MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board ot Trade blda. THANIIOUSER HAT CO.. 03-55 Front at. HIDES, WOOL, CASCARA BARK. KAHN BROS., IP 3 Front street. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER CO.. l?th and Davis sts. FCNERAT. 'NOTICES, HAMILTON At the residence, OOt Favier st.. April 26. Slyvia Hamilton, aged 2S years; beloved wife of John Hamilton, mother of John Hamilton. Jr.. sister of Mrs. Pearl Leithiser of this city. Robert White of White Salmon. Wash.; Dick White of this city. Funeral services will be held April 2 at 10 A. M. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment at Green wood cemetery. DAVIS At the family residence at Bell Rose station, Edith N. Davis, age years, beloved wife of B. P. Davis. Fu neral services will be held April 28 at 11 A. M. from the church at Jiell Roue station. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. A. D. Ken worthy & Co.. 5SU2-4 02d st. S. E., in Lents, directors. ROTH Funeral services for George Will Jam, beloved baby of Mr. and Mrs. Albert William Roth, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. JI. h. HartweU, of 155 E. Stafford St., will be held April 28. at 11 A. M., at the chapel of Chambers Co., 24S-2.10 Killings worth ave., near Williams. Interment Roso City cemetery. JACKSON Mary Ann Jackson, age C" years 3 months 28 days, at o"0 umaimu, avenue, April 25. The funeral services will be held April 2S at 2 o'clock P. M.. from M. E. church, corner of ltith and Tacoira 1 avenue. Friends invited. Interment pri vate at Milwaukie cemetery. Ar.-angc- ir.tnts in care of waiter c ivenwortny. DREW The runor.il of the late Charles Drew, neiovea iatner 01 joft'iiume anu Nora Wood, of this city, will be held April 2S. at 2:;t0 P. M.. at tiie grave at Multnomah Park cemetery. Services pri vate. Arrangements in care of Miller & Tracey. LAWRENCE The remains of Baby Law rence, beloved inrant son 01 Jar. ana jirs. William Lawrence, will ba interred at Muitnomah Park cemetery April 2S, at 5 P. M., under direction o Miller & Tracey. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon Streets. Alain 607, A 1511. Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Services for Lest. Independent Funeral Directors. Wash st., bet. 2uth and 21st, West Fide. Main 2G0L Lady Assistant. A 7J5J. J. P. Finley & Son PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL UlKKCTejKa. Mam a. flionigroipery at urn. a McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors, with all the privacy of a home. 16th and Eveiett sts. Phone Broad way 1213; Home, A 2133. F. S. DUNNING. INC. 414 E. Alder. Phona East 52. mrfnr-t service, nersonal direction, fret use of floral chapel and auto equipment. TsiTNN'ING & McENTEE. funeral directors. Broadway and Pine street. Pbone Broadway 430, A 4553. Lady attendant. MR AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON. Fu neral service. ltf"3 E. Gllsan. Taoor 4313. P.L. LERCH East 11th and Clay Sts. East 781. B 1&83. ERICSON Twelfth and Morrison streets. Broadway 2034. A. R. ZELLER CO. East 1088, C 108S A. D. KEN WORTH Y CO.. Lenta, Tabor 5287. 6802-04 at.. BREEZE & SNOOKrKn-Ss. FIEU CORDWOOD, COUNTRY SLAB WOOt. Multnomah Fuel Co.. Main 5440, A2118. EYE. EAR. NOSE AP THROAT. Dr. F. F. Casseuay, specialist; Brasses fitted. 70U E. Burusioe, cor. JUta. B Viva, B. 4'it. HEMSTITCHING. HEMSTITCHING, be per yard; operator of 3 years' experience. oOOiia Alcrrison, room 40,",. Phone Main 2S5. K. STEPUAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ae- orders, ltf Plttock blk. Broadway 10UU. HIMIDIFIEK. FOR HOT-AIR FURNACES; Invigorating, healthy and saves iuel. NorLUHslera Bank bldg. EMIL THIEUIORN. violin, viola teacher; pupil Sevcik. 2u7 Flledi,er bldg., Bdy. lo-'D. OITO.M ETKISTS AND OrTlCIANS GLASSES AT A SAVING. I solicit your patronage on ttaa basis of capable service. Tbou sands of satisfied natrons. A trial will convince. Charles W. Goodman, Optometrist. 201 Morribon. Main PATENT ATTOBNEYS. EX-CONGRESSMAN R. M. McCRACKEN, registered patent attorney, loul Avoa place, Washington, D. C R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience U. 3. and foreign patents. tiOl Dekum bldg. GOLDBERG, 620 Worcester bldg.. Main 23-'i PHYSICIANS. ' DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. 005 Broadway bids. Rheumatism, female disorders, skin trou bles, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowela, throat, goitre, scalp, high blood pressura. DR. R. E. WATTE RS. 308 Swetland bldav' DrtQ increased efliclency drugless treat- less treat aeadacha. wwcment, goitre, paralysis. appendicitis, liver, kidney. PLUMBING SUPPLIES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale price. Stark-Davis Co., 212 Third. Main 7117. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS, J. K. Gantcnbetn, Mgr. Printing and linotyping. 100 Vfc Front aL, corner Stark. Maiu or A 1418. PRINTING F- w- EALTES & COMPANY, mill I IIIU 1st and Oak sts. Main 165, A 1163. SECOND-HAND STORES, LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO., 221 Front Street. We buy and sell everything In the, hard ware and furniture line. Phono ala 1)1170, A 7174. SHOW CARDS AND SLIDES. Washington Mezzaniue Slide floor. Co., MSI V4 Washington. Majestic bldg. Mar. 2. TRANSFER AND STOWAGE. WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFERCOL Gpnerat Transfer and Forwardfnir Atrenta, TRACKAGK, STORAGE AND TRANSKKK. 230 ASH ST. BHOADWAY 4.4. OKKGON TRANSFER CO.. 414 Clisan at., corner of l.'Jth. Telephono Broadway IJSt or 1169. Wq own and operate two larc clas "A" warehouses on terminal trucks. Lowest Insurance rates in the city. FIREPROOF STORAGE Ot.SEN TRANSFER CO.. '-'48 PIXB. C. M. MADISOX-ST. Di)CK & WAREHOUSE OK fice, isu Madison st. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Phone Main Iti'JL I trr.l? rollKIc ili-s I,n ,,'a r...... l call Nob Hill Transfer Company. Mar shall 104. PACKING MOVING STORING. ' SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 105 Park st. Main C1U5. A 10.1t. CLAY S. MOUSE, Inc. TRACKAGE. STORAGE. TRANSFER. 4-S-4j4 Glisan St. HOUSE moving ir,;t or Lid ivy. and transfer. Call Tabor WATCH REPAIRING. HIGHEST prices paid old watches and jew elry; Condition no object. Repairs a spe cialty. Rainier Jewelry Co.. 44!l Wash. st. MANUFACTURERS PAINTS, OIL AN1 GLASS. RAMMl'SSEN & CO., 2d and Taylor. I'll'K, PIPE FITTING AND VALV ES, M. L. KLINE. b4-86 Front street. 1'LIM B1NG AND STEAM aSUITLlEM. L. KLINE, M4-88 Front stree t. FKOUtCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BVBniIXtf & FA f tit ELL, 140 Front streeL ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordnge Co. 14th and Northrup. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER CO.. 12th and Davis sis. WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALT, PAPBR CO.. g30 2d St. FCNERAL PI RECTO RS. WILSON & ROSS CAST SEVENTH AND MULTNOMAH. Portland's Most Aggressive FUNEIiAL DIRECTORS EAST 54 o 3115 SKE WES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady aa.ialanu FLORISTS. ft JAPAN FLOKlhT. 190 4th st., bet. Yamhill A Taylor. All kinds of flowers, bed ding and vegetable plants, hardy perennial flowering plants, nurs ery stock, panties, seeds, tub, basket. Special sale. L LB LINER, FLORIST. 32S Morrison St., Portland hotel. Mar. 753. 34b Morrison, bet. RUy. and Park. Mar. 267. Wreaths as low as ?4. Sprays 2. MARTIN & FORBES CO., FlorUts, 304 Washington. Main 269, A 1209. Flower for all occasions artistically aranged. CLARKE Main or designs. HUOS., florists. US 7 Morrison st. A 1SU5. "Fine flowers and f.orU No branch stores. PEOPLE'S FLORA ft, SHOP, 245 Alder. Flow ers ana designs very reasonable. Mar. awi'i. IRVING TON PARK FLORAL CO., 4th and Yamhill. Funeral designers; lowest prices. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 3121. balling building, 6th and Alder sts. TONSETH FLORAL i St.. bet. 4th and 5th. :0.. 2S7 Washington Main 5102. A 1161. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS , 268 4th St. Opp. City Hall. Nea Bros. nfbBLA IT-T THIR LAESING GRANITE CO. Bate for Classified Advertisements la The Oregonian. Ualy and bunilmj ff Das. Dae One JL&e tw eonsecatfTe times ............. .2e three consecutive times .... bix or seven consecutive times. ..... .Ms Tbe following claMlfieattona excepted, the rate ou Mhicb ia 7e per line per dvi bituatioua Hauled Mate. bitL.aUo.ts I'rtviaie JrainUiee. Board and Kooa Private i-atuilies. Ueusekeeplnc Koo in Private tatuilJe. Ne ad iakea fet Utm tbao two lines. Count six words tm I tie line. Advertisements (except "Per eoaaia") wiit be taheo ever tbe tele pbene if the advertiser Is a tubseribef to either piione. No prices will be quoted ever tbe pbone, but statement will be rendered tbe following day. Advertise lueiiis are taken for Tbe Uwiiy Ore swaiMB until e P. Jtl.; for Tbe sjuaU -4 pjn)B d 'ff j IIom uaiuoJaj( OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Boom 153 Courthouse, fitb St. Entrance. Pbone from 8 to 5, Main 378, Home Phone A 52J. Niifbt call after office hours, Weod lauo 764. Report all cases of cruelty to ths above address. Electric lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick and dis abled animals 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 tbe Impounding. There is no more Ciur poufid jiufc Ore Muxuaas Socict. .