TITE 3IORXING OltEGOXIAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919. -
BARBER ASSERTS HE
IS
J. J. Langston Sues J. N. Hart,
Attorney, and Others.
$3000 EXTORTED, CHARGED
Plaintiff Avers That ly Coercion and
Threats He Was Forced to Give
$500 in Cash and Note.
J. N. Hart, a Portland attorney, and
XIr. and Mrs. J. E. Staley are accused
by J. J. Langston, proprietor of a bar
ber shop at 203 Third street, of ex
torting $3000 from him in cash and a
note by coercion and' threats, in a suit
filed in the circuit court yesterday,
which demands cancellation of mort
gages totaling $2000 and the return of
$500 in cash.
The plaintiff asserts that on Friday,
April 25, Attorney Hart, . acting- for
himself and the Staleys, summoned him
to his office in the Oerlinger building.
There Hart is said to have produced a
revolver from a desk, telling Langston
that it belonged to Staley, who had
threatened to kill Langston. Hart said
that he had taken the weapon from
Staley to prevent murder, it is alleged,
and then demanded the payment of
$3000.
As this demand was being pressed,
eays Langston, Staley entered the of
fice, flashing a deputy sheriffs star.
Hart is then said to have informed
Langston that unless he produced $3000
immediately he would be taken to the
county jail on a felony charge.
Langston alleges that he protested his
innocence of any crime, but that, in
fear of his life and a 'prisoner in the
attorney's office, he signed a. note for
$2500, giving mortgages on his bar
ber shop and a lot owned on Capitol
Hill. This was witnessed by Dorothy
Canfield, stenographer for Hart, and
was recorded at the county clerk's of
fice the tame day, he contends.
Langston accuses Staley of then con
ducting him to his home, acting as a
deputy sheriff, where Langston ' pro
cured $500 in cash which he had been
saving for himself and wife. He was
then taken back to the office of Hart,
where a division of the $500 was made,
he says. He alleges that Hart received
$100, Lecla Staley, a daughter of J. E.
and Jennie M. Staley, $125, the balance
going to Mr. and Mrs. Staley. Langston
charges an agreement by which Hart
was to get 20 per cent of the proceeds
of the alleged blackmail and the Staleys
the remainder.
Asserting that the criminal accusa
tions made against him were untrue.
Langston demands the surrender and
cancellation of his note and judgment
for $500.
CH1P0EG MECM TODAY
SEVENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
OF FOUNDING IS EVENT.
First Public Showing of Gegoux
Picture of Historic Meeting
Will Be Feature.
The eeventy-aixtli anniversary, of the
organization of the first American civil
government west of the Rocky moun
tains and the eighteenth celebration of
the same, at old Champoeg, 33 miles
south of Portland on the east bank: of
the Willamette, will be held today.
The picnic excursion for founders'
day will leave the Ash street dock at
the foot of Pine street this morning at
7:30 o'clock on the steamer Pomona,
and no stops will be made except at
Oregon City and Wilsonville. Return
ing the boat will leave Champoeg at 4
P. JL and make connection at "Wilson
ville with both north and southbound
electric cars.
One of the features of the day will be
tne nrst public appearance of the paint
ing, "Birth of Civil Government," by
xneoaore uegoux, wnicn will be exhib
lted in the memorial building.. Five
years ago Mr. Gegoux became inter
ested in the dramatic event of May 2,
isiJ, ana aeciaea to attempt a paihtine.
He found a. small building near the
scene and established his studio there.
rhe picture has had several narrow es
capes from destruction and only re
cently Mr. Gegoux's studio was de
etroyed by fire and all his effects were
lost. The painting was rescued before
. It was damaged.
EUGENE ASKS E1E FARM
REPORTED DISSEXSIOX AMONG
C II AMBER MBS DENIED.
Only Thought "Was That Location
on Main Road, if Possible,
Migbt Be Better.
EUGENE, Or., May ' 2. (Special.)
There is no dispute among the members
of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce
regarding establishing of the proposed
state game farm at Eugene, according
to Bruce B. Brundage, chief of the
game and fish bureau of the chamber
Mr. Brundage refutes the story that
peared in a Portland paper Thursday
evening to the effect that the attempt
to locate a game farm here is the re
Bult of a political agreement made be
tween State Game Warden Shoemaker
and Representative L. K. Bean of Lane
county, during the session of the leg
islature.
Regarding the charge that there is
dissension among the members of the
chamber as to location of the game
farm here. Mr. Brundage said:
"The fish and game bureau simply
thought that it another site were pos
sible along the Pacific highway, in
stead of the Reddish farm, which is off
the main road, it would be better to
establish the .farm there, as this would
give travelers the opportunity of seeing
what Oregon is doing in regard to
game raising and restocking. There
was no disagreeable argument what
ever among the members, or any un
derhanded work'
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Birthx.
CONXEV To Mr. ami Mrs. Charles C.
Conloy. 400 Fourth. April a daughter.
WARD To Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Ward. 160
Skidmore, April '27, a son.
SCHEDI.E8 To Mr. and Mrs. Jaok A.
Schdlpr. To Oivisioii. April s. a son.
LONG To Mr. and Mrs. John E. Long.
JIr plcwoofl, Or.. April a daughter.
HEIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. II. B. HclKht,
W'lllapa. Waph., May 1. a dauKhter.
GRIER To Mr. and .Mrs. D. II. Crier.
Hillsdale. Or.. April a son.
HIDE To Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Hyde.
! tit u.rrv. v dan., .,JII J . 1 UHUfCMier.
H K Y ANT To Mr. and Mrs. W. Bryant,
IS't r-orhslt. April 1:1. a son. .
I'KTTKRSOX To 'Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Feuoron. Atlantic. April 27. sc Kon.
IIOBINSOX To Mr. unil Mrs. J. T. Rob
Inaon. l.sss Kast t-'tamnn. Anril a nnn
COrLEV To Mr.- and Mrs. 'William E.
BLACKMAIL V CT M
Copley. 1007 East Thirty-first. April 2S, a
daughter.
REYNOLDS To Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Reynolds. 3i;. Beach. AprM IS. a son.
SCOTT To Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Scott.
2 East Twenty-eighth, April 23. a son.
VI KE To Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Vike.
184 Willis boulevard. April 21. a son.
KRZ To Mr. and Mrs. M. H. En. 8 East
Jarrett. April 20, a daughter.
SCHMIDT To Mr. and Mn. W. A.
Schmidt. !15 Dunckley. April 22. a daughter.
GKOKGK To Mr. and Mrs. Mao C.
George. 334 Fargo. April 28. a son.
YAMOSAKI "To Mr. and Mrs. 8. Yam
osakl. 4S North Fourth. April 2a. a son.
MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Morris.
84 Thurman. April an. a daughter.
HOBERG To Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hoberg.
49.", u, Rodney. April 20, a son.
SHAW To Mr. and Mrs, I B. Shaw. 627
Henry avenue, April 2C, a daughter and son
uwins).
LUTZ To Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lutz. 6194
Division. April 23. a daughter.
NELSON" To Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Nelson.
o44 East Fourteenth. April 24, a daughter.
MOWLDS To Mr. and Mrs. C. Mowldl,
03 East Tenth, April 28, a daughter.
LIVINGSTON To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Liv
ingston. Redmond, Or., a son.
WILLIAMSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Williamson. 248 East Thirty-fifth. April 28.
a daughter.
Weatns.
DICKSON James H. Dickson. St. Vincent's
hospital. April 30, 66 years; peritonitis.
DOUGHERTY James N. Dougherty. 709
Front, May 1, 10 months; acute bronchitis.
GRUBBS James F. Grubbs. Park Rose
avenue. April 19, 43 years; cancer.
LENGACHER Mrs. F. Lengacher. St.
Vincent's hospital, April 30, 33 years; pneu
monia. FINLEY Michael J. Finley. 471 Ainsworth
avenue, April 30, 29 years; acute dilation
of heart.
"WEST Howard M. West. 254 Twenty
fifth ntreet North. April 30. 39 years; spinal
menlnglitls.
McKINNON Michael J. McKinnon. 680
Flanders. April 2i, 76 years; hern-la.
MENANE Margaret Rebecca Menane. 5H4
Cnion avenue. April SO, 2 years; pneumonia.
LO RUE s. Lo Hue. COO East Seventeenth,
April 20. 39 years; Influenza.
KNIGHT Jack E. Knight. 0413 Thirty
seventh. April 29, 73 years; pneumonia.
McKEOWN Hans McKeown. Good Sama
ritan hospital, April 29. 59 years; pernicious
anemia.
Marriage Ucneses.
MARLAND-HOWE William Marland, 29,
207 Va Second street, and Mrs. Elizabeth Jan.
Howe. 35, 240 East Sixteenth street.
MURPHY - COL.L.AER Edward Bernard
Murphy, legal, 610 East Fifty-eighth street
North, and Mary Collaer, legal, 300 East
First street North.
WINDLE-TONNAR Homer N. Windle.
legal, Spokane, Wash., and Catherine M.
Tonnar, legal. 779 Marshall street.
PEELER-VAN BUSKIRK Royce ' M-
Peeler. 22. Seaside, Or., and Frances Eugenie
Van Buskirk, 20, Linnton. Or.
WILSON-HURLEY Walter A. Wilson,
legal, 761 Gantenbein avenue, and Mary
Anita Hurley, legal, 899 Commercial street.
HEADLEY-GEERSTEN Charles Headley,
27, 1693 Derby street, and Esther Oeer
eten. 23, 1319 East Sixth street.
CARTER-WILLI AMSL. J. Carter, legal.
Tacoma, Wash., and Hattie M. Williams,
legal. Imperial hotel.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
OLSON-LINTJBECK Amandus Olson, 28.
of Portland and Wendla Lindbeck, 25, oi
Portland.
KRUEGER-KEVNBDT Arthur Krueger.
25, of Portland, and Maude Kennedy, 21. of
Portland.
SMART-McKENZIE Wesley Smart. 27, of
Flint. Mich., and Mrs. Nellie McKenzie. 28.
of Portland. Or.
RICE-BE VENS D. A. Rice, legal, of Port
land, and Mrs. Ethal Beveus, legal, of Port
land. BACKMAN-STINSON Alvin Baekman. 24.
of Gold Beach. Or., and Miss Mary- btinson,
20. of Marshfield. Or.
TREAS-HALLSER J. G. Treas. 35. of
Portland, and Elesabet Hallser. 38. of Port
land. WANBOLD-WOLSIFFER William Wan
bold. 21. of Portland, and Helen Wolsifer. 19,
of Portland.
Sl'CKOW-HACDEX T.loyd Suckow, 21, of
Portland, and Miss Bertha Haddex, 21, of
Portland.
LA VODI -PATCH FORD Joe T.avodi. 21, of
Portland, and Miss Marie Patchford, 19, of
Portland.
HOWMAN-GROVER Henry Howman, 25.
Of Portland, and Mrs. Bertha Grover. 23, of
Portland.
Did you lose that job
through a poor skin
.There's many a person whose
chances in life are limited simply be
cause of a skin that is blotchy and un
presentable. Pimples, rough, red,
ugly skins skins that chap and burn
easily are usually most successfully
treated with Resinol Ointment.
. The joint use of Resinol Soap with Resi
nol Ointment usual ly proaucea the best
results where racial blearishes are concern
ed, and is equally successful in treaties'
other skin affections on limbs and body.
esiao
AMUSEMENTS.
IVext Wednesday
KPE(1GY DOES HER
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3IAY
3d and 4th
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GAME BEGINS:
WEEKDAYS
3 P.M.
SUNDAYS
2:30 P. M.
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1 KW TODAY '
"THE M j
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AMUSEMENTS.
TICKET OFFICE SALE
I NOW OPE.V
T-T t?TT T ( Broadway at Taylor.
lILILylO Main 1 aad A 1123.
-SPECIAL PniCE-
Mat. Today, 2:15
LAST i
I Tonight, 8:15
TIME
COHAN AND HARRIS
PRESENT
MUSICAL COMEDY TRIUMPH
"GOING UP"
60 PEOP
LE
SPLENDID CAST
CLASSY" CHOBIS
FASCINATING I I 8FPERH
MELODIES I I PRODUCTION
TONIGHT Floor, 2: Balcony, J1.50.
$1; Gallery, 75c, 60c.
TODAY Floor, tl.50; Bal.. $1, 60c.
Mr. Martin Beca- Presents
LIOII.LE CAVANAOH
Wheeler Wadsworth Mel Craig
Win. B. Taylor.
Bessie Browning; Harry ft Emmie Lamed
CLARK A
VEKDI
CLIFFORD
W1LK8
I.e Hue
and Tnpree; Orpheura Travel
Weekly ; KinocraniH.
HOMKR B. MASON
AND MAKtilDBlTE KEELEK with
iieorge Jrl. Romala.
3 Nights. Sun.. Mon.. Tum., IOc to 9
i Mats., Sun.. Mon.. Tuea.. Wed.. 10 to 75o
MORRISON AT lT
PLAYS THAT PLEASE
Richard Harding; TJayla
and
Jalea Krkf rt Goodmaa's
THE TRAP
A Story of the Yukon
Mat. Today All Suts 25
NEXT "The Woman He Married"
Famous Stock Company in
THE CLAIM
S5c. 60c, Mat. Sat., 25c (tax).
Next Week THE GREAT DIVIDE.'
PAN T A G EC
MAT. DAILY 2:30
Bpeelal Knicaeemrnt Extraordinary.
MLLK. BIA.NCA,
Late Premier Uanaeune of the Metropolitan.
Opera Company of New York.
In Scenic and Spectacular Uances, Assisted
hy Walter .Munthry.
6 OTHKK BIO ACTS 8
Three Performances Dally. Right Curtain
at 7 and 9.
LYRIC
HCSICAI.
COMSOI
Mmttne Dailr. 10e Only
The Airy. Merry Musical Fare
Cherry Blossom
Next Week:
'MIXED PICKLES"
CIRCLE
AT WASH.
TODAY ONLY
CHARLES RAY
" "The Law of the North"
also Harold tloyd comedy, "Ram my In
Siberia" and Pathe News.
Open from 9 o'clock in the morning until
4 o'clock the following- morning.
DANCEat
Cotillion
The Hall BauUful ,
Ball-bearing spring floor.
Finest Ballroom in West.
Inf or mals Every Eveninff
14th at Washington
1..
di;
WHITE In thin city, April 30, 1910, Ben
jamin II. wnite, ape -H years, H months
J 8 (layn, of accldnnta.1 injuries at Kerry,
Or.; bfiloved huxband of Agnes V. White,
son ot Jamea A. White, brother of Mrs.
A. H. Ganger, The Dalle. Or.; Mrs. Rob
ert Cheyne. Klamath Falls, Or.: Frank O.
White, Stella, Wash.; Mrs. F W. Hamil
ton, this city: Private i,ou c White, U. 8.
infantrv. Wilmington. Del.; Leo 1. White,
A. K. K.f France. Body Is at W, H. Ham
ilton funeral parlors. Funeral notice later.
CROS B V Ma y M ary Crosby of 502 Kast
Kiphth street North, widow of the late
fcj. K. Crosby, ana mother oi Ruth, Carl J..
Kra nk and Edward Crosby. Re mums at
McKntec 4t Kllers parlors. Sixteenth and
Kverett streets. Funeral notice later.
EOGE In this city. May 1, Albert K. Ep.
aped Gl! years. The remains were for
warded lo Pullman, Washington. Friday
ever.injr by J. P. Finley fe Son. where serv
ices will be held and Interment made. .
O'OORMAN May II. Johana O'Gorman, aired
TO years, widow of the late Moris O'Cior
man. Remains are at McEntee & Eilers
parlirs, Itith and Kverett streets. Kaneral
notice later.
pASQUrXA In this city Mny 2. Cesare Pai
quina. aje U't years: funeral notice luter.
Kf-mains at the Dunning & McKntee fun
eral parlors, Broadway at Ankeny street.
KIRKPATRICK In this city. Mny 2, David
A. Klrkpatrick. age 4! years. Funeral an
nouncement later by the rlcsoa Under
taking company.
1 fl ilflP P mini n
ClYES OFMEnN I I
FLORENCE I
f I ; r-J coming I i III
I DOROTHY III
j M L -Jy I
Wmimm
MEETING NOTICES.
VASHLNGTOX LODGE NO
46. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Saturday)
afternoon and eventns. begin
ning 2 o'clock. Kaxt 8th and
Burnside. M. M. degree. Vleit-
lns; members welcome. By order W. M.
J. H. KICHMONB. Secretary.
KENTON LODGE NO. 14.-...
A. K. AND A. M. special com
munication this (Saturday) eve
ning. 7:0 o'clock. Work. In
E A. degree. Visitors welcome.
U. F. GE1ST. Secy.
OREGON LODGE NO. 101.
A. K. AND A. M. ftated com
munication this (Saturday) eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Visiting
brethren cordially Invited. By
order of the W. M.
LESLIE S. PARKER. Eecy.
OREGON CIRCLE NO. 171. NEIGHBORS
OF WOODCRAFT Members are requested
to attend the funeral services of our late
neighbor, Alice Ackles, which will be held
today (Saturday). May 3, at 2 P. M. from
the chapel of Miller & Tracey, Washington
St., between 20th and 21st. Woodcraft serv
ices at Rlvervlew cemetery.
BERTIE B. BHITZK.N'HOFF, Clerk.
COLUMBIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting will be held at the
cemetery. Monday, May 5. at 2 P. M. une
director will be elected and other business
will be attended to. All owners of family
lots are entitled to vote on signing the by
laws. V. P. WALKER, Pre a.
By H. J. FLECKENHTE1N, Clerk.
OREGON SHRINE NO. 1. W. S.
of J, Stated communication this
WyA. f-r Sat. evening. May 3, at 8 o'clock.
'I Initiation by order W. II. P. Signed
Clara B. Graham. Worthy Scribe.
MRS. EFFIE WALKER will hold her clars
social dances in the M. W. A. hall. 11th
and Burnalde streets, on Saturday even
ing. A. cordial invitation Is extended to
those Interested In dancing.
tMfiLEM Jewelry, buttons, ehanam.
ew eaaicaa. Jaegsr Bros, lll-a oikj k
fP.lKDLANniR's ror ledge ra.l.at
J" u aad medals. 10 Waaalnst.e at.
riXEBAL NOTICES.
FRTMIRE In this cltv. Anrtl n ioi
ley M. Krymire, 'J39 East 74th street N., j
enrn w xnonina l-l aays. oclovea
husband of Mrs. Fannie O. Frymire, fath
er of William L. Frymire, Vaancouver,
Wash.: l.ucretia Frymire of this city;
brother of A. L. Frymire and Mrs. Allerta.
Templin. . Lleceaset was lormerly pastor
of the Waaleyan Methodist church, hi am
vSd and Ollsan. Funeral services at W. H.
Hamilton's funeral chapel, Kast 7th and
Ulipao, May 3. 10:80 A. il. Interment
Multnomah cemetery.
BALDWIN At the residence. 1208 E. Bher
man it Llssetta Zuver Baldwin, aged 28
years; beloved wife of Victor K. Baldwin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zuver
of Urangevtlle, Idaho, and alster of Kmerj
Zuver and 'William Zuver. both of Grange
villo, Idaho. The remains will be for
warded May 3, at 7 P. M., under the di
rection of Miller A Tracey, to Grange
vine, Idaho, where services will be held
and interment take place.
MOTER In this city. May 1. Arthur Milton
Moyer. aged 53 years, husband of Sarah
J. Moyer. late of Kast Bin il North. The
deceaaed was a member of Oregon Fir
Camp. No. 60S5. Modern Woodmen of
America. The funeral services will be held
May 3 at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at Finley"s.
Jiomgomery at f lltn. Friends Invited. In
terment Rose City Park cemetery.
GAYNOR The funeral services of the late
Edward John Gaynor. late of the U. S.
navy, will be held May 3, leaving the res
idence, 330 E. 40th St.. at 8:ou A. M..
thence to St. Lawrence church, 3d and
Sherman, where requiem mass will be of
fered at 9 A. M. There will also be mili
tary services. Interment Mt. Calvary cem
etery. Arrangements in care of Miller dr
Tracey.
SAMPSON In this city. May 2. William
Arthur Sampson, aged 6 months; beloved
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John K.
Sampson. The remains were forwarded
May J, at v A. M.., under tne direction ot
Miller & Tracey, to Cottage Grove, Or.,
where services will he held and interment
made.
THOMAS In this city May 1. Daniel Thomas.
aged 51 years, of 7.5 Xlvialon atreet. The
funeral services will be conducted May 3
at 2:U0 P. M. in tha Dunning & McEntm
chapel. Broadway and Ankeny streets.
Friends invited. Interment Kose City
cemetery.
CLEEK In this city. May 1. Frankie D.
Cleek, aged SI years 1 month I day. wife
ot 1 M. Cleek. Funeral services will be
held at the residence, p.71 E. Yamhill St.,
May 3 at it P. M. Friends invited. Inter
ment Mt. Scott Park cemetery. Arrange
ments in charge of Breeze & finook.
DOUGHERTY The funeral services of the
late James Neal Dougherty, beloved Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Dougherty,
will be held May 3, at 3 P. M., from the
residence, 709 Front st. Interment Mult-
nomah Park cemetery. Arrangements in
care of Miller & Tracey.
COLLIN In this city. April 27. 1910. Law
rence John. Coilln. ago 30 years. Funeral
services will be held today -(Saturday).
May 3, at 2 P. M.. from Urlcson's resi
dence funeral parlors, Morrison at 112th
street. Friends invited.
SETO May 2, Mrs. G. Seto. aged 20 years;
wife of M. Seto of 252 Columbia street.
Funeral will be held from McEntee &
Kllers parlors, 16th and Everett -streets.
May 4, at 3 P. M., thence to Portland
Crematorium.
ACKLES The funeral services of tho lata
Alice Ackles, beloved wife of N. L. Ackles,
will be held May 3. at - P. M., from the
chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment
Rlverview cemetery. Services strictly pri
vate. SKEET In this city. May 2, Samuel J.
Skeet. aged 72 years. Funt-ral services
will be held May 5, at 2 P. M., from the
chapel ot Miller sr Tracey. Interment at
Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
BOGAS The funeral services of the late
Louis Bogaa will be held from the con
servatory chapel of the F. S. Dunning,
Inc., 414 East Alder et., at 10 A. M., May
4. Friends Invited. Interment Mt. Scot
Park cemetery.
rUXKRAI, DIRECTORS.
WILSON & ROSS
EAST SEVENTH AND MULTNOMAH.
Portland's Most AggraaalT
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
BAST M O 113
HOLMAN UNDERTAIONG CO.
Funeral Directors
Kstablisbed 1877.
Tnlrd and Salmon Streets,
llala 6U7. A 1611.
Lady Assuttanu
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Services for Less,
Independent Funeral Directors.
Wash sU bat. 20th and 21st. West Fide.
Alain 2oUL Lady Asalatant. A
J. P. Finley & Son
PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Alain U. Montgomery at Bth. A. 15U.
McENTEE & E1LERS
Punerai parlors, with all the privacy of a
home. 16th and Sveiett ata, Phone Biud.
way 1218; Home. A 21.
F. t. DUNNING, INC
414 12. Alder. Phone Eut 52.
Perfect service, personal Ulrectlon. frae
nse of floral chapel and auto equipment.
DUNNING UcENTES, funeral directors.
Broadway and Pine street. Phone Broadway
430. A 4558. Lady attendant.
MR. AJs'D MRS. W. H. 1IAM1U ' N. Fu
neral service. 17S E. Ollsan. Tabor 4313.
P.L.LERCH
lat 11th and Clay Sta.
East 781. B 1883.
RR1CSON wtli and Morrison i
L-nyivoV't'i Broadway 1'0:U.
A.R.ZELLER CO. 9.
WiliiRmi Av.
A, D. KEN WORTHY CO.,
6802-04 9,,d at.. Lenta. Tabor S2T.
BREEZE & SNOOKr7, '.TV
8KEWE3 VNDERTAK1NU COMPANY. 8d
and Clay. Main IZ2. A 321. lady assistant.
FLORISTS.
JAI'AN KL.OJtlbT.
100 4TH ST.. NEAR TAVLOR.
All kinds ot pot flowers and
oeduina; plants, loc ana up.
Boracr plants. o.c tlaztn and tin.
Uoautlfut transit's. .'.ic per ilot:n.
VecetaOle plants. - aoaen 2.c ana- up.
UUUNKR, FIAJK1ST.
S'J8 Morrison et., l'orllana hotil. Mar. 703
846 Morrison, bet. Bdy. and Fark. Mar. UZ
Portland's Leading Flower Sliopd.
MARTIN & FOHBK9 CO.. Florists. 354
Waahinston. Main 269. A lllS'J. Flow.rs
for all occasions artlatteally aranxed.
CLAKKii UiiUb., norma, iui Morrison su
Main or A 1S05. Flno flowers and floral
designs. No branch stores.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL. SiiOP. 245 Alder. Flow-
rs ana aesisns very reaaonaote. Alar, jw JJ.
1RV1XGTOK PARK FLORAL CO.. 4lh and
Tamnlll. Funeral a.a'cnars: lowest prlcea
MAX Ma SMITH. Main -ir. A Kll.
butldtnt. 6th and Alder ata.
SelUna-
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 27 Waahiafftoa
U bet. 4tb and 5th. Mala 6102.
A directory of business firms and
classified for ready reference.
or other information, telephone
A 6095, House 29.
ACCORDION l'LK.XlNti, II KMSTlTClilNO.
tpio;
lLat
WE PLEAT tkirui. any style, SI: hemiHitco-
lng luc per yard; buttons covered. tiabU'ro
Novelty Mfg. Co.. oii ulu t- Bdy. aouu.
AOATE CCTTKKS AND MFG. JEWELERS.
IKWELHY and ualcti repairing. Millar's.
855 Wash St.. Majestic llicaur bUaa
ALFALFA . MEAL. (.KUl.NU r'EED. HAY.
WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. AL ctftiT.
AKT.
MRS. J. EPPENSTKIN. 464 Washington. In
now offering remarkable selection of the
finest goods at extremely low pricey
ASSAYEKS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second
Golu. silver and platinum bought.
AIIOaSEVa.
MORRIS A. GOLDSTEIN, practice in all
courts. 03 Northwestern Bank bldg.
BAKBtKs.
3 LADY BARBERS.
A good shave for 15c. haircut
tel Medford. 6th and Gllsan sis.
CA.NCEU TREATMENT.
:3c iio-
L. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED.
812 Morgan bldg. Marshall 0143.
CARPET WEA1 I.NG.
RUGS,
The kind that wear the best are
made from vour wornout carpets by
The Northwest Rug Co. tformer address.
153 Union ave.). hug rugs woven all aises.
Carpet- cleaning, refitting and resizing.
Mail orders solicited. 1.-.3 Last Eigata.
PHONE EAST 30MJ. B liiSO.
Fluff Rugs From Old Carpets
Rag Kuga. All Slxea Mall Orders Prompt.
bend for looklet
Sxl2 Rugs Mtam or Dry Cleaned. S1.30.
FLUFF RUG CO.
54-58 Union Ave. X. East CUB. B 1475. -
CELLULOID BCTTONB.
THE IRW1N-I1UDSON COMPA-NT.
S7 Washington. Broadway 434. A 1254.
ClliKOPBACTOB.
(OO.OOO KNOW MoMahoo, 1009 chiropractor.
Throngs pronouncing treatment easiest,
bert. permanent. 31 "treats" (13. TeL
CHIROPODIST ARCH (SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelle De Veny. the
only sclentlfio chiropodists and arch spe
cialist in the city. Parlors Sua Uerllnger
bldg.. southwest corner Second and Aider.
Phone Main 130L
CIRCl'LAR LETTERS.
CRANS LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal
building, Marshall 6s2X Multlgrapolng.
mimeograph and mall advertising.
COLIJECTIOXSl "
NET- e CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17.
No collection, no charges. Eatabllahed luoo.
DANCINtt.
LEAK.V to dance where all lesnons are
strictly private; 12 lessons. 15. 4 lessons
t2. 603 Kllers bldg.. boU 4 lb and 5th,
on Wash. st. Main o04.
MRS. BATH'S DANCING Academv. 308-11
Dekum bldg. Beat Instructor. Beginners'
Class Tuea eve., class party Fri. ava. Les
sons days and eve, hy appt. Main 1343.
SERVICE Jazz orchestra music for all oc
caxlona. Phone Tabor U3SU. Woodlawn
4576.
ALI8KV Dancing Academv. Private Instrue
tors day and evening. Classes Friday evea
lng. 2d floor Allsky bldg. 8 letuons. 13.
MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY,
room and stage dancing;
eve.; children apecialty.
100 2d at. Ba.ll
claaa Tuea.. Frl.
Main 2100.
DANCE orchestra. "Union." Violins repaired.
W. 1. King. 644 H Wash.. Broadway 47a
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
HOSPITAL Dr. O. H. Huthmafi veterina
rian. 41B East 7th St. Eaat 1847. B 1082.
EDI CATIONAL.
MiSS FEN" LEV. H'i North Kith atreet
E.orutlon New York School of Expreanlon.
...upil iiiipmj oi i.onuon. lng
lrench Two yewrB In Paris.
ELECTRICAL KKTAIK fHOT.
H. M. II. ELECTRIC CO.
81 North 1st St.. Portland. Or. Re
winding nd electricjil reptvlrlifV
& rpecialty. t? us about new or
ured molora. Bdwy. 1U4.V A 104&
WHOLESALERS AND
ALTO TOPS.
DUBRU1LLB TOP CO.. th and Oak.
DRY 4iOODS NOTIONS.
LmilVCI CDICI HO Stockroom and office
l UHlKtLoriLL UUi47 North Fifth street.
CiRAIN MERCHANTS.
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trad, bldg.
THANHOUSER HAT CO.. 53-55 Front St.
HIDKS, WOOL. CASCARA BARK.
KAHN BROS., 11)5 Front street.
PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS.
W. P. FULLER CO.. 12th and Davis sta.
SIONt'MENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
26B 4th St. Opp. City Hall. Nen Praia.
cfb BLAESING GRANITE CO. j
ITJ THIRD AT MADISON STREET
UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS
A 113. 113. in-". 114.
21 T. 117. 2.
710. 2'.. 22i
Ill, !, ! hi, t;ti.
C 3.-3. 801. 3;i0, S!S.
I 2.".4. 257. 2..M. 21...
-704. 7li2. 712. 710. tiT.
r 1 .-. 770. 6S7. El , 760. 70.
700. 703. 97.
160. 162. 156.
717. 160. 150.
F '.. 63. 57, so, 7.S, B7. .".0. 154.
1112, lfii. 171. Sr.. ISO. 131.
11 123, 121. 126. 112. 161. 114.
13. 123. Ol'.l.
4 777. 705. 072. 720.
K 70(1. 204, 20U, 71..'., 20S, 202, 1!2, J!U. 13S.
10O. 21'J, 6211. U'23. 17S. 203, Io., 2.S.
L 03. 70. 73. 05, 72, 152. 162. 23. 154. 74, 161.
OO. lb. 4.
M ai;;, 227. 215, 205, 220. 214. 217, 211. 275.
iS.r. 223. 2211.
N 107, 4a7, 4'JO. .105. 706. 472. T.07. r06. SOT,
S12. 510. 511, 53 . &o!. 41, 11, D00, 4SS.
550. 170. 533. I.r.O.
! 24. 11. 461. 54. 63, M. 18. 3. 7. 3. 10.
K 174. A94. '. 611, 2IIS. 13, 65. 654. C20,
663. 665. 6O0. 616, 61. 603.
528, 556. 502. 5'i.'!.
X 1US, 151). 36U. 17S. 64. 183. 165, ISA. 190.
.1. 2j4. Wl.
V 222. 220. 268. 203. 268. 263. 214. 20T, 277.
235. 231.
W l-o. 119. 179. 174. C4. 174. 117.
X 10. OOt. (04, 663. .to. OO-, O-O. 6"J,
HO. 67K. 614. 662. BT.i. Ml.
V 14. 121. 222. 273. 202, 2 1.
An 203. 415. 305, 361, 221. 206, 2S9. 419.
2S.'.. 2MB. 202.
At 502. .".W. 657. 5S. 570. 117, 40S. 104. 217.
HI 151. 455. 45rt.
AK . 23. 45. 21'.i.
.11 351. 204. 353. 2KT. 302. 2S1. S56. 200. 303.
:4. J10X. 2M7. 201.
At; 124. 117, lull. 104. 103. 110. 112. 159. 570.
75. 121.
All 161. 191.
A.J 300. ;il'.2. 159, IIS. fl.lfi. 353.
AK 201. 217. 232. 2IO. 220. 214. 22S.
A I. 225, 350, LIU, 229. 294. 174. 221. 361, 223,
231.
AM 226. f. 210. 215. 225.
AN 2. S42. S5. I2 KIWI. SO. 22. 9. 79. 4.
A 2l. 21)3. 220. 91", 224, 251, 107. 209. H6.
202. 212. 2O0. 225. 21 i.
W 101. 111. 115. 607. 116. 111. 94.
AK 119. 401, 431. 415. 409. 21.".. 117. 475. 429.
432. 451. 475. i::'.2. 423. 42S. 357. 433.
IW 07. 62. 61. 40. OO.
Ill) 231. 29, 11. 23S, 207. 212. 2.':4. 235. 229.
6. 12.
BK 119. 413. 4IM1. 421. 4 1 .
Above answers wiil be destroyeil unless
railed for within ait iliiyi.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
,ffJc. Boom IBS OturtUouM. fit St.
I'll one from 8 to ft. Alois 378, Horn i'hoa
A Nivhi coll oltor oifoo iiour, WooU-
lowu .tit.
Rport all cues of cruelty to th abort
ddre. lCJectric lethal chamber iof imi;i
anl mat, liona ambulance fr sick tod dis
abled act mala at. a moment 'a notice. A a
ona daairinc a dog or othar pat com muni
cate with us. Call (or all loat or atr; J
lock, aa - look after tbo Impound. nf.
There la no more cltjr bounj. juac uria
NKV TODAY.
GARAGES
IO ANU VP.
POHT.ARI.K AND
IM'.HMAN F. l'
UOlKS OK ALL
K.1.NDS.
MODKRN CON
STItUCTkON CO.,
13 Kast Eleventh St.
I'kuua Kast 6114.
professional men condensed and
For rates by the month or year,
l he uregonian, iuam uiv or
EVE, EAR, NOSE AND T11BOAT.
Dr. F. F. Cas-seday,
1W K. Burnslue,
, apeciallat; glasses fitted,
cor. lluth. B 13BS, E. 474.
I'lEL
CORD WOOD.
COUNTHi' SLA 11 WOOD.
Multnomah Fuel Co.. Main 6540. A alio.
HKMsflTCIIINU.
u STEVHAN. hemstitching;, scalloping, ao
cordloa aide pleat, buttous covered; mail
orders. 21 Fittock blk. Broadway lui'U.
Ml' SIC.
NOTED teacher of voice, stranger in city,
wishes to share studio and expenses with
equally prominent instrumentaliat. reader
or posture. East SI 17.
LM1L THIEUIUR.N, violin, viola teacher:
pupil Sov-cik. -JU7 Flleunar bldg.. Bdy. 10.
OPTOMETUI-sTS AJiU OPTICIAXS.
GLASSES AT A SAVING.
I solicit your patronage on tna
basis of capable service. Thou
sands ot aausiie-i. patron a. A
trial will convince. Charles W. Goodman
optometrist, lion Momaon. Main
PATENT ATTOhVNJEYS.
R. C. WRIGHT 22 yeartT experience U. S.
and loreign patents. 401 Dekum bldg.
UOLLiBLKU, U-O Worcester bldg.. Main 2321
" riivisiciAxs.
DR. K. A. PHlLLll'S. roi Broadway bldg.
Rheumatism, female disorders, akin trou
bles, stomach, liver. kidneys. bowels,
throat, goitre, scalp, high blood prarura.
j DR. R E. WAT1EKS. 30d
gwetland bldg.
QfOf increased efficiency drugleas treat-
Vw Cment, goitre, paralysis.
appendlcltla. liver, kidney.
PLIMBING bll'FLlES.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale price
Stark-Davis Co 21 Third. Main 797.
PRINTING.
KEYSTONE PRESS. J. E. Gantenbein. Mgr.
Printing and linotyping. 100 H Front at,
corner Stark. Main or A 1418.
DOlUTIUf! F. W. BASTES & COMPANT.
I nl.I I lilU 1st and Oak ata. Main 165. A lies.
SECOND-HAND STORES.
JJVLN HARDWAKB A FURNITURS CO,
221 Front Street.
We buy and sell everything in the bard
wara and furniture Una. I' lion Mala
8970. A 7174.
MlOW CARDS AND SLIDES.
Washington Slide Co.. 351 Washington.
Mezxanlne floor. Majeatlc bldg. Mar. 2.
fTOVK REPAIRING.
WHO said your siov couldn't b fixed? 6nd
It to ua and see any old stove. We soe
cial.ze on duplicates, weldtnr. renlckellnc
of stove parts, buy and sell stoves and pay
htKhft prices; colls put in; all work guar
anteed.
North Portland Stove Repair Work.
r.r.4 Javier Street. Phone Bdwy. 18."!.
TKANSlTK A.NU (STORAGE.
WILLAMETTE YALLEY TRANSFER CO.
General Transfer and Forwarding Arenta
T RACK AG K. STOKAUE AND TRANSFER.
2S0 ASH ST. BROADWAY 454.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan at.,
corner of 13th. Telephone Broadway 12S1
or 1169. We own and operat. two large
class "A1 warehouses on terminal tracks.
Lowest Insurance rates In the city.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
C. M. OI.PEN TRANSFER CO.. 24 PINE.
MADISON'-fT. DOCK A WAREHOUSE OF
flc, 169 Madison st. Qeneral merchandlsa
and forwarding attenta lhone Main ItiOL
FOR reliable pu
rail Nor, Hill
.hall 1H.-.4.
ino and furniture moving
Transfer Company. Mir-
PACKISf! MOVING STOR1NO.
FECl'RITY BTORAGli 41 TRANSFER CO.
1Q5 Tark ft. Main 5193. A 1061.
CLAY S. MORSB. Inc.
IRACKAGK. STORAGE. TRANSFER.
44S-454 Gllaan St.
HOI HE moving and transfer. Call Tabor
fia:i or B.lwy. L'4J.
WATCH HKFAIRINti.
HIGHEST pricea paid old watches and Jew
elrv. Condition no object. Repairs a spe
cialty. Rainier Jewelry Co.. 44'.tSfr Wash, st.
1MANUFACTURERS
PAINTS, OIL ANU (iLASS.
HASMUSSEN & CO.. 2d and Taylor.
PIpETpIPK l'lTTltt AxFVALVEa.
M. L. KLINE. 64-80 Front street.
fLLM til.NO AXU 8TEAM 8L fPLIES.
L. KLINE. b4-86 Front street.
M.
FKODl't'E COMMISSION MKKCHAMS.
EVEKDINO
FARRELL, 140 Front street.
AND
B1NDLR
TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co.
14th
and Northrup.
IA11, DOORS AND CLASS.
W. P. FULLER CO.. 12th and Davis ata.
WALL PAPER.
UORUAM WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d St.
'KW TODAY.
INCOME
PROPERTY PAYING 14 NET
S65,000
AVe offer for pale a fully fur
nished four-story apart men t
liouse, containing 33 suites, sitir
atPd at Marshfield. Oregon, at
$65,000, which has been paying
14r net on the investment. This
is said to be the best constructed
and finest arranged apartment
building in the state, outside of
1'ortland. K a y access to the
sliopttiiiir center of the city. The
furniture and equipment is the
best that can be bought and the
equipment is complete, even down
to the last napkin. The apart
ments are always in demand and
the present owners have had no
difficulty in keeping: it filled with
desirable tenants. This is a splen
did investment for
S30,CQOCASH?"M7ntllIy.
For full Information call Mr.
Cleveland, with
THK
FRED A. JACOBS COMPANY
HKtl.TORS,
lO-t Fifth Street. Mala "69.
o.
GARAGES
$38, $49.50. $59.50
AND UP
READY CUT
and
PORTABLE HOUSES.
Miiimade Construction Co.
1601 Union Ave. N. Wdln. 2113
SEND US YOUft OLD CARFETS
Old Ituara sail Woolen Clot bin sr.
e Make llevrrelhle. Hand - V uvea
FLUFF RUGS
They Wear Like Iron.
Mail Or J era. Beod (or Booklet.
Ki it use Worts. All Sim
Carpet Gleaning
9x12 Rur. Steamed Cleaned, $1.50
WIOSTERN 1'Lll'P ni'U CO
54 I'nloa Ave. . Kmat M. U I47S
I'hone your want ads to The Oregro
nian. I'hone Main 7070. A SOUS.
xirw Ton ay.
Advertisement
of Sale of
Fir Ship Lumber
In Shipyards In
Oregon, Washington and
California
Pealed proposals will be rcreived at tha
office of the Fir Production Board. 508
Northwestern Bank building. Portland. Ore
gon, until 11 o'clock A. M. May 20. 119. and
then publicly opened, for ship lumber on
hand as listed at the following shipyards.
The amount of lumber shown at each yard -
is approximate and will vary more or less:
Columbia & Willamette River District
Feet.
McEachern Phlo Co.. Astoria. Or... S24.719
Geo. F. Rodgers Co.. Astoria. Or... 40:i.l'-d
Coaat Shipbuilding Co.. Portland. Or.l,503.72d
tiit-man & t.ern bnipnuiiding Co.
Portland. Or 490.811
Supple-Ballln Shipbuilding Corp'n.
Port and. Or. 701.541
C. M. standifor Construction Corp'n.
Vancouver. Wash 1.&S6.370
St. Helena Shipbuilding Co.. St.
Helena Or . . r.-M-THS
Wllaon Shipbuilding Co.. Astoria. Or. 72S.S10
Puget Sound District
Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding
Co.. Seattle. Wash 1,014.813
Allen Shipbuilding Co.. Seattle,
Wash 1,063.353
Puget Sound Bridgo 4t Dredging Co..
Seattle. Warn 1.047.0
Wright Ship Yard. Tacoma. Wash.. 241.e'."J
Babara Broa. Tacoma. Wash. 82S.443
Aberdeen. Washington. District
Grant Pmlth-Porter Shipbuilding Co.
Aberdeen, Wash 001.767.
Raymond, Washington, District
Sanderson & Porter's 6hlp Yard,
Raymond, Wash. 1. 640.940
North Bend. Oregon. District
Kruse & Banks. North Bend. Or.. .1.2S5.C41
California District
Rolpli Shipbuilding Co.. Eureka, Cal 723.260
Benicla Shipbuilding Corp'n. Benlcla,
Cal 205.96S
Total
IL
Bidders are Invltad to t present at th
tixno bids are opened.
ill.
Three elassea of proposals will be received,
aa follows:
Cla,ss a. For the entire amount cf ship
lumber In all the above shipyards In Oregon.
Wshmg-ton and California.
C.asa b. For the entire amount of ship
lumber In any one or more ot the described
districts.
Class c. The entire amount of ship lum
ber in any one shipyard.
IV.
All proposals to be based on taking de
livery of the ship lumber in all or any one
vi tne xouowina cues, our option:
a. F. O. B. care at each shipyard.
b. Free along? side within reach of ahln'a
tackle at each shipyard.
c. Bid on lumber wherever situated
within each shipyard whether piled on docks
or on land adjoining:, or ratted In tho water.
V.
Cach bid muat be irrfimnjinl.il tv a r.r.
titled check, bank draft, poatofflre or ex
press money oraer Ouvable to the II. S.
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion, in an amount eaual to lo oer cent of
the total bid. which aunt will be retained
by said 'corporation aa liquidated aamages
In the event of failure of the bidder to
make good his bid. should tho same be ac
cepted. Successful bidders will be required
to furnish suitable bond for faithful per
formance of his contract and upon receipt
of such bonda. depoalt mentioned In tbia
article will be returned.
VL
The Fir Production Board reserves the
risht to reject any or all bids. Deposits
made by unsuccessful bidders will ba re
turned upon rejection of the bid.
VIL
All lumber Is to be sold on measurement
and merchantable grade made by the Paclfio
Lumber Inspection Bureau, free of coat to
bidders. The Pacific Lumber Inspection
Bureau Is to furnish certificates for such
measurement and grade which - is to be
final.
VIII.
Terms of payment are net rash. 30 dsya
from date of certificate Issued by the Pa
cific Lumber Inspection Bureau.
IX.
Lumber must be removed within a reason
able time; each bidder must specify the
earUest date at which he will remove the
lumber covered by his bid.
X.
For Itemised list of lumber apply to Fir
Production Hoard. 5u8 Northwestern Bank;
bnildlnir. Portland. Oregon, or the U. S.
Shipping Board Kmergency Fleet Corpora
tion. Salvage Division. 140 X. Broad street.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
XL
Bids must be placed In sealed envelope
addresaed to Fir Production Board. &04
Northwestern Bank building. Portland. Ore
gon, and maiked "This ia a sealed bid to
be opened at 11 A. M. May 20. 191U."
FIR PRODUCTION BOARD.
N. W. Cor. 34th and
Yamhill
100x100. You can live in
one and rent the rest 3
buildings, all in fine condi
tion. If it appeals to you
phone me. Will make a
price to make you money.
Tabor 834 Forenoons
Owner Will Build
Clo?e-ln. desirable Eajt Side location,
suitable for facrtory. warehouse or jra
raire. Moderate rental to tenant who
can show sufficient financial respon
sibility to Insure permanent occupancy
for from five to ten years. Inquire
WlllT.HKIt.KKI.liY CO,
-lit I'lttoek Hlwli.
Phase Hroadnar 7s4.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved lty aad fsrsa property.
IntallDirat repaymeat prtvlleice If
preferred prompt, reliable oervlce.
A. H. B1RRELL GO.
2I7-Z19 N'orthweatern Bssk Itulldlns.
Maratoall 4114. A 411B.
FLUFF RUGS
r rom oU carpets. Carprt cleaning 4
r. I II tins;. UaaT rnca orm, all a.a,
Mall orders solicited.
aORTtlv UST l-Ltit-'K CO.
Former aouress a'& Union Ave.
EAST 3580 B I28Q
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON" BVSIXK AT KKSIDliXCK
PHOI'liKTV.
' HOBKKTsOX oi EW1NG.
207 - H Aorllwestrr. Bank Hlilg.
S N A P
JOHN B. COFFEY
MORTUAOK LOAN.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
J03 WILCOX BLDG. Mala 702, A 9702
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