TIIE 3I0BXIXG OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919.
1?
ROTARIANS SEEKING
EXPANSION IfJ SOUTH
Pan-Americanism Held Needed
for Future Development.
MEXICAN BANDITS SCORED
Speakers at Rotary Convention Dis
cuss Procrs of Movement
in Western World.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June II.
Pa -Americanism was the theme at to
day's sessions of the International As
sociation of Rotary Clubs in annual
convention here.
"All signs point to the conclusion
that the future security of the world
depends upon the solidarity . of the
western hemisphere and the Anglo
Saxon elements of the old world." de
clared John Barrett, director-general of
the Pan-American anion, in a paper
read at the convention by Secretary
Chesley R- Perry. Mr. Barrett was un
abis to deliver bis address In person.
" Bandits Held Menace.
Rev. F. E. McGulre of San Joan.
Porto Rico, spoke on the Mexican situ
ation, having been a resident of that
country for many years, declaring that
all Mexican bandits should be shot first,
after which a more sympathetic under
standing could be arrived at between
the Mexican people and the United
States. Senor Miguel Cabellero. Man
tanxas. Cuba, addressed the convention
In Spanish, and John Effinger. flono
lulu, told of rotary work in the Ha'
waitan islands.
The public must be taken Into con'
aideration in questions affecting capi
tal and labor, according to the resolu
tions committee of the association.
which tomorrow will offer a resolntion
providing that in adjudication of labor
disputes that the producing and con-
auming public, "constituting the vast
majority." shall ha considered. The
proposed resolution was made public
today.
Work !) la Seatfc.
Mr. Barrett's paper told of the work
f enor Don Frederlco Alonso Pexet.
former minister plenipotentiary of
Peru to the United States, who as spe
cial envoy of Rotary is en route to
Panama to perfect Rotary organiza
tions In that country.
Within six months. Mr. Barrett pre
dicted in his paper, he is confident
he will be able to report the organi
sation of Rotary clubs in Panama
titty. Guayaquil and Quito. Ecuador;
Lima and possibly Paita and Mo'.lendo
Peru: La pax. Bolivia: Valparaiso and
Santiago. Chile: Buenos Aires and
Rosario. Arantina: Asuncion. Para
sruay. and possibly several other cities
m snutn and Central America. Mr.
Barrett's paper concluded with an ap
peal to Rotary clubs everywhere to
stand to the death against wanton
ajiarehy and uncontrolled bolshevism.
CLUB WOMEN HIT WILSON!
WASHINGTON FEDERATION PRO
TESTS STAND ON LIQUOR.
Ketirlnz President Rt?Tie Year's
Work and Trgfs Repeal of
Postal Rate Law.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. June 1. Posi
tive atand on the liquor question, a
resolution resenting- President Wilson's
action on wartime prohibition and ex
pressed opposition to the state su
preme court's action in the prohibition
referendum decision were urged upon
the Washington State Federation of
Women's Clubs convention here today
by Mrs. N. S. McCready of Snohomish,
retiring president. Mrs. McCready also
tinted Indorsement of the league of na
tions, passage of the Smith-Towne edu
rational Americanization bill, and re
peal of the new postal rates on peri
odicals. 1 v
Reviewing the work accomplished
by womfn'a clubs dunna- the year, Mrs.
McCready pointed to the Industrial
home and clinic Irejislatlon passed by
the legislature, to mum progress made
In protective work, contributions to an
educational loan fund for young- girls,
sending of two women to France for
leave area work.
Governor L. P. Hart, who made a
brief address to the convention, was
given the convention's best wishes for
his administration. The convention
dedicated its annual trees to sons and
husbands who died In the military serv
ice and voted the compilation of a per
manent record of woman's war work.
The treasurer's report showed the fed
eration's financial condition sound.
Nineteen pew clubs were formally pre
sented. Greetings to Washington
women were extended by Mrs. Charles
H. Castner. president of the Oregou
Federation of Women's clubs.
Nominating ballots resulted as fol
lows: President. Mrs. C. P. Balabanoff,
Tacoma; Mrs. W. M. Kern. Walla
Wa-la; vice-president. Airs. Kern. Mrs.
H. A. M. Ponnar. Seattle: treasurer.
Mrs. J. C. Cunningham. Spokane: Mra
Bnnnar: first trustee. Mrs. A. J. Morey.
Wenatchee: Mrs. S. J. Harrison. Sunny
side: general federation director, Mra
McCready. Mrs. A. E. Larson, Yakima
BALLOON DRIFTS 15 MILES
C.as Bag Blowing Northwest from
Los .npfli.
JjOS ANOELES. June II. Th free
balloon which today left the United
Slates army baJtoon school at Arcadia,
near here, on a trip to any point se
lected by the wind, early tonight was
reported In the vicinity of La Csnada.
about la miles from here. The balloon
started In an easterly direction but the
wind quickly snifted and carried it to
the northwest.
The expedition had a three-fold pur
pose. Colonel L. J. Maygatt, command
er of the school, will test tha balloon
as a mortr, ft observation post, and was
assisted by Robert J. Lloyd, a photog
rapher r. Ford A- Carpenter, meteorologist
In charfte of tha local weather bureau,
will make weather observations and
attempt to chart the prevailing winds.
Lieutenant Donald J. Cathcart was to
serve as pilot and gain experience In
tbe handling of a spherical balloon.
The balloon left in the direction of
Riverside and the desert beyond. The
party carried rations for several days
and equipment for all sorts of weather
and temperature, and for all eventu
alities. JOHN GIBSON CLARK DIES
Fioneer of Portland Succumbs at
Family Home at Age of 83.
John Gibson Clark, pioneer harness
and saddle maker of Portland, and
president of the John C!rk Baddlery
company, died Tuesday night at to
family home. 75 Park street, at the age
of 83 years. Mr. Clark was born in
Ireland and had lived in Portland for
about 50 years, being one of the pioneer
Dusinevs men of this section
, He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Rachel Clark: a daughter. Mrs. C. M.
Apperson; and sons. W. T.' Clark and
Roy Clark, of this city: John A. Clark
of Seattle, and Edward U Clark of Los
Angeles. The body is at J. P. Finley &
Sons' parlors and funeral arrangements
will be mads later.
Obituary.
LA CENTER. Wash.. June IS.
(Ppecial.) Mrs. Mary A, Smith died at
her home here on June 11, aged 93
years. She had been a resident of this
community for many years, her hus
band, the late Daniel Smith, having
been a well-known farmer of La Cen
ter. Mrs. Smith had been confined to
a wheel chair for the 1 Past seven
years as the result of a fall, but w
very alert mentally, managing all her
d'.mestic and financial affairs. She
la survived by three sons. O. M.
Smith, of Tacoma: James M. Smith
and Scott Smith, both of La Center,
and also a daughter, Mrs. Henry Gar
ver, of La Center.
FLAG PRIZED W A Ft RELIC
VICTORY EMBLEM FLOWN" IN
FRAXCE BROUGHT HOME.
Personal Property of Captain Xar-
klns Unfurled Over First Army
Headquarters November 11.
One of the prized relics of the war.
the American flag that flew over the
headquarters of the adjutant general
of the first army In France on the
day that the armlstlca was signed, has
been brought to Portland by Captain
Earl Hark ins, now engaged in recruit
ing work In this district, and will be
placed on display for a short time
here.
Captain Harklns arrived Monday
night from Camp Lewis and will aid
In the army recruiting drive which is
now under way. He will visit the
towns In the eastern part of the state,
using Portland as his headquarters.
and has already worked out an Itin
erary covering Hood River. The Dalles,
Madras, Redmond. Bend. Prineville,
fossil. Cordon and Heppner.
The flai; la Captain Harklns' per
sonal property.
Captain Harklns is a nativa of east
ern Oregon, and before seeing service
in France he had charge of the army
ordnance school at Benicla arsenal.
California, where a large number of
boys of the northwest were trained
in ordnance work. His home is In
Elma, Wash. In November 1J18. while
serving the country In France, his wife
and son died of pneumonia.
EQUAL
SOXS AND DAUGHTERS OP PIO
NEERS NAME OFFICERS.
Mrs. Benton Killln Elected Presi
dent of Organization Cyrus
Walker Gives Talk.
Mrs. enton Ktllin was last night
elected' president of the Sons and
Daughters of Pioneers at the annual
meeting held in Horary ball. H. G.
Starkweather waa chosen vice-president
and Miss Lillian Hackleman was
re-elected secretary. Mra. S. B. Hugh
son was selected to succeed herself
as a member of the board of directors
for a five-year term.
hie meeting was concluded with a
programme of speeches and music. Mr.
Starkweather recounted the history of'
the Oregon seal, and Robert A. Miller
poke in commendation of the spirit
of fraternaliflm among the pioneers.
Cyrus H. Walker presented a reso
lution favoring equal pensions for civil
and Indian war veterans and this was
unanimously adopted. Another motion
creating society dues of 91 per year
also passed.
Those furnishing musfc last night
were Harry Scougall, baritone sole;
Miss Marcella Lark in. violin solo: Miss
Mary F. Neely, soprano solo, accom-'
panied by Miss Lark in and Miss fc.ll
Conell Jesse. ' Mlsa Hackleman recited
two of her own poems.
California Road Man Dies.
SACRAMENTO. Cat. June 18. Em-
mett Phillips, stste highway commis
sioner, died at his home here tonight.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Jane 1. Maximum tem-
pretur. es aegrees; minimum. 52 degrees.
River reading, 8 A. M.. 13.0 tet: change In
last 24 hours. 0 4 foot fall. Total rainfall
ii P. M. to J P. !.). none- total rainfall
since September 1, iiis. 41.25 Inches: nor
mal rainfall since September 1. inches;
Q-nnpncy 01 rsinian since iseptemner 1,
IMS. I 04 Inches. Sunrise. June 18. il:l(
A. M. : sunsl, 8 0S P. M : total sunshine.
1.1 nours ana en minuis: poSSime sun
hln. 15 hours and 46 minutes. Moonrlse.
11:59 P. M. : moonset. 10:30 A. M. Ba
rometer reduced to sea level, S P. 41.. 30.OO
Inches. Relative humidity at noon, 40 per
KDI.
. THE WEATHER
Wind
STATIONS.
Weather.
Baker
Bnte ......
Boston ....
Caiearr ....
rhicaeo ....
Denver
M nines
Kureka ....
ilvclta ..
4' 4 0.oo:..!B iriear
aol o.oo . .I.vwlriear
li! 64 0.OO10 E
Pt. cloudy
. - I O.OO lo SB
Til 0.00 10 V
. 71 0.0S 12 S
Clear
Clesr
Rain
Rain
70 PI'O.SI
4.S 4 0 .OU
7 S-'O.OO1
.iNW.i'lear
. E Cloudy
Helena
S4' e 0 no 12 NE li-lear
'.funeau . . .
Kansas dtr
l.os Anr!ea
42 54 0.o . ,;S Cloudy
72 . . .'0.011'. .
St' s O.Ort 10 SV 'Clear
as! 74 ii. no", . nw Pt. clondv
.. sn 0 oo 141NV Pt cloudy
Marshfield .
M.dror.i ...
Minneapolis
N-w Orlcsus
New Tork . .
Xorth Head
Tnktma ....
Phoenix ...
Pocalello ..
Portland ...
Rosburc .. .
fiacramento
l. Louis ...
Salt Lake .
flan Dltrco .
41
n.oo: . . . i-iei
8S O.OO'. .!SB Clar
4, 74 0 on 10 SB Clear
52 AlO.ftl. 'W K'lesr
4e SO O.OO. . Jn B Clear
S2 10tt O.OO:. Clear
.VI SO.OOI..(W rrmr
55 83 O.ixv. ,IW Clear
4 2 O.noi. Jf pt cloudy
51 2 0.OOI..ISW iCIear
7t! i) 0 00 .. N K Clear
! frt 0.00 12 NW, Clear
mi! 7A0.io..;w cloudy
IWll 711 O.OO 24 W ICleae.
54' 74 0.00,. ,.XW Clear
40' 5S O.iMi . .'NW Cloudy
4U' S4 O.OO:. .!NW Cloudy
52! 0. no:.. .SW Clear
S.n Francisco.
Seattle
Sitka
Spokane
Tacoma
Tstno.h Island
Valdes
;: tvs'ia .
Washington ..
Winnipeg ....
52: 5 O.OOI...VW ICI
14 ' 0.00 . .,W Clear
52 Cl' 0.00 . . NE 'Clear
t?; S4 0.00 10 E iCloudv
..I 82 0.0O,.. W doudy
tA. M. lodar. P. M. report preceding day.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair: gentle wast
arlv winda
Oresoo and Washington Fair; gentle
wes'erly winds.
Idaho Fair.
EDWARD L. xv-gLLS. Meteorologist.
La ii e lots Store Is
Robbed.
MARSHFIELD. June 18. The
store at LaofaOim, owned by
thrift
Sweety
I Brothers, was burglarized last night
and oo in money stolen from toe sale,
I The authorities at Gold Beach were in-
formed of the robbery.
Harris Funeral Today.
Funeral services for Mrs. H. H.
Harris, whose death occurred Tuesday,
will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock
at the Finley chapel, Montgomery at
Fifth street. Interment will be In the
Multnomah cemetery.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tlrfcrt Offl-e Pale
OPENS TODAY
HEILIG
Bdwy at Taylor
Mala 1 A-1123
2 B....s.T0M0RROW
BARGAIN PRICE-
Mat. Sat. 75c, 50c, 25c
HARVEY'S
MINSTRELS
fl KINGS AND QUEENS Mf
rU OF MISTRELSlf u
POPULAR PRICES
Eveat Floor, Sl.OO. Balcony, 75c, &Oc
Gallery, SSc, 25c
PARADE HIGH NOON TOMORROW.
1-
BARGAIN MAT.
BAT. Sic
TONIGHT ALL, WEEK MAT. BAT.
VE&NA FELTON and Company is
THE GIRL HE
COULDN'T BUY
A powerful crook drama of New York
Ufa.
Prices: 25c Bc Mats.. I5e (tax).
Next week: "THE I'MilSSEU BttlDE."
ALCAZAR
MUSICAL PLAYERS
With
Mabel Wilber and Oscar Flgman
In
Victor Herbert's Opera.
Sweethearts
' It's Truly Wonderful.
Evenings 60c. 75c It; Wed. and -6a t.
Mats.. 2.1c !c.
Neat. "Flora Beiia.
LETS GO
eiME
TODAY
TONIGHT
J. C. MACK TRIO
Travesty "Mother's Boy." ."
'THE BAYS OF LONG AGO
Costumed Scenic Musical Act.
TUB
ABYSSINIAN
- THKKiS.
"A Darktown
Circus."
H7CKJK axd
YOST.
"The Jealous
Lovers."
MUX A.VD
l.lD4
r NEWMA.
"Unicyboxocolo
glsts." MOW ATT AND
MI-MEN.
"The Sunbrita
Pair."
MARY MILES WINTER
" The Intrusion of Isabel."
Are Ton Getting Some Het Vpt
step Inside tbe Hip!
PANTAGEC
MAT. DATUT 2-nO kW
Lonls Charnlsky Presents
The Camp Dix Jazz Band
Olive
Drab Specialists In-the Lstest
Jaza
g OTHER BIG ACTS S
Three Performances Daily. Night Curtain
at 7 and 8.
LYRIC
COeUlO)
MATINEE DAILY. 10c ONLY.
Greatest team of centric comedian In the
vest. DILLON A FRANKS. Company of
30 and th RoMbud Girls, in ,
"THE PHOTO GIRL.
The Bi- Laughing Show.
Cbonit Girla Contt-et FRIDAY NIGHT.
chat r o. so.
We ar kreplna: np wttfc tbe timet
here mt THE OAKS.
Oar fiiend atrree that we never
Um a chance to Improve oar park
or to make oar welcome to Portland
people more welcome.
In view of these thlnaja we have
adopted a new plan for the eater
tain meat of tKe little tots who find
particular deltaht la the beantlfni
park Portland favorite summer
play a: round.
lacB TrVedaeadar durlnar the re
mainder of the season will be known
aa Children's day. whea children and
their eseorta will be given the ut
most freedom of the park.
Oa each Wednesday at least oae
co occasion will be free to children.
The merry-ffo-rouud will be free on
oae day. for Instance, and the minia
ture railway on another Wednesday.
4.ate admlsaloaa to THE OAKS
have been eliminated every day. ex
cept Sundays aad holidays, between
the openlna; hour nnd 5 P. M ao that
all may have the privilege of the
park.
. Cars 1o THE OAKS at First mid
Alder. (Hx-cent fnre.
J0I1N F. COR DRAY, Maaajcer.
Read the Chats for Oak news.
Don't let year friends lenve Port
land uatll they visit- America's
Greatest View Point. .
COUNCIL CREST PARK
Observation Tower. Ferris Wheel
ud other rldea and Karnes. Dancing;
every evening; except Sunday. Uup
a CC Car.
gIPPGffli
AMUSEMENTS.
Ticket Office Sale
OPENS TODAY
HEILIG ALL NEXT WEEK
7 5 ' ciuTiTx NEXT SUN.
Special Price Mats. Wed aad Sat,
FAREWELL TOUR wiT?S,
JULIAN ELTINGE
UV HI NEW
REVUE OF 1919
INCLUDING
Sydney Grant, Leo Beers,
Gandsmlth Bros., The Littlelnhnn,
Uleo Gaaeaigne, Virginia V kit man,
.Marjorle Carvllle, Gorhada,
Marionne. Marjorie Bennett
Arthur Shirley. Sine Najbada,
RADIUM GIRLS,
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA.
EVE'S Floor $2. last 3 rows J1.50;
Balcony, 5 rows 11.50. last 17 rows
ii; Gallery, reserved, 60c
WED. AND SAT. MATS. Floor.
Jl.il, Balcony, 9 rows l. 13 rows 50c
Bates tar
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ments are taken for The Daily Ore
aonian until 8 P. l. ; for The -ruir'ay
Oregwaiau until P. Ji. feMtvturday.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
STORAGE SALE.
OLBEN ROB TRANSFER CO.,
lftTH AND HO YT ST.
Unclaimed roods, including; piano,
pain Units, household effect.
Sale 10 A. M. Thursday, Juno 19.
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
At the Baker Auction Home. Umhu,
West Park streets. Sale it 10 JL k
MfXTIXO NOTICES.
EAST GATE LODGE NO. 155,
A. F. & A M., special communi
cation Saturday evening. June
21. 7:30. East 80th and Gllsan
street. Work in -L M. degree.
I.ifirht rfr.j)hin.nt. All m .m -
bers urged to be present. Visiting brothers
coruiauy invitea to attend.
E. P. MERTZ. W. M.
CHAS. P. NELSON. Sec y.
SCNNTSIDE LODGE NO. 16S,
a. r: A. L a. M. special com.
munication this (Thursday)
evening, 7:80. Work in F. C.
oegree. isitlng brothers wel
come. By order of W. M.
JOHN R1XKER, Acting Secretary.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114,
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Thursday) eve
ning. at 7:30 o'clock. Work ii
E. A. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome, ay order w. m.
FRED L. OLSON. Sec
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication thin (Thursday)
evning at 7 o'clock. Work In
the E. A. degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
C, E. MTLLER. Secretary.
KENTON LODGE NO. 143, A,
F. AND A. M. Stated communi
cation this (Thursday) evening;,
7-30 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome.
R. F- GEIST. Sec
OREGON COMMANDBRT.
K. T. Special conclave this
(Thursday) evening at 7:iJ0
o'rlork. Red Cross. The
tendance of sojourning knighti
will be appreciated.
C. F. WifciiiAiNU. MCoraer.
REGULAR MEETING TO
i. nifrht ThursdBV. at 1
ft5zz9& o'clock. Kllllnnsworth and
"Wrt lihini ivftnii! Suoonil d
rree. Visiting brethren aJ-
wav welcome.
R. E. ROMINE. Noble Grand.
C. E. WILSON. Secretary.
ON EON T A TRIBE, NO. 2, I
O. R. AI- Regular council this
vnlnr At fi o'clork at V. O. W.
hall. East Sixth and East Alder
Ktraets. AaoDtion aeeree. iiem-
hera urged to attend. Visiting
brothers welcome.
L. S. SMITH, C. of R.
r.nT.nrv RT LB ENCAMPMENT. NO. 28,
I O .O. F-, meets this (Thursday) evening
at 8 o'clock. East Sixth and Alder streets.
All patriarchs invited.
ah p.u g A gXARR, Scribe,
THE MAOCABEEbT PORTLAND TKWT.
jTO. 1 Regular review every Thursday
Inr at hall. 409 Alder street. Ail member
urred to be. presen:. Vlsiung sir Knih.t !
GEO, a BAKER. R. L
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, ptas,
Sw deal nn. Jaeger Bros.. 181- SUta SL.
FRIED LANDER'S lor lodge emblem ,
ciass pins and medals. 810 Wasblngtoa st.
PIT P.
HARRTS In this city June 17. Eileen Dena
Harris, aged HI years, late of Rathdrum,
Idaho, wife of Harry H. Harris, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Jmes A. Green of Rich
field. Idaho, granddaughter of Mrs. M. A.
Crandall, niece of Mrs. W. M. Ware of
KMacada. Or. The remains are at Fin
ley's, Montgomery at 5th. Notice, of
funeral hereafter.
CLARK In this city at his late residence,
T5 Park street, June 18, John Clark, aged
3 years, husband of Mrs. Rachel Clark,
father of Mrs. C. M. Apperson. W. T. Clark
and Roy W. Clark of this city. John A.
Clark, of Seattle and Edward L. Clark of
I os Angeles. Cal. The remains aje at
Finley 's, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
FIXERAL NOTICES.
GRIFFITH In this city - June 12, Sarah
Margaret urtmin, area t years, late oi
Ios Angeles. Cal., wife of George W. Grif
fith, mother of Ray Griffith of Enid.
Ok la., and sister ofRev. D. A. Watters of
this city. The remains will be forwarded
this (Thursday) evening by J. P. Finley
A Son to West Liberty, Iowa, where serv
ices will be held and interment made. -
CARLSON At Milwaukle. June 18. John
Carlson, age oo years aays. Deiovea nus
band of Ella Carlson and father of Carl
S. Carlson. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow (Friday), June 20. at 1 o'clock
P. M.. from the residence funeral par
lors of Walter C. Kenworthy, ir.32-34 East
Thirteenth street. Seilwood. Friends in
vited. Interment Milwaukle cemtery.
PORTER At the reFldence, 5259 6Pth street
S. E., June it, tjeors:e . t-orxer, asea
7S vearo. beloved husband of Almira Por
ter, father of Mintle Howard; survived by
two granden Karen ana one great grand
child. Funeral services will be held
Thursday. June IV, at 2 P. M., at the
chapel of Miller A Tracey. Interment
Rose City cemetery. Friends invited.
WOOPARD The funeral services of the laterJ
William wooaara win oe neia today
Thursday) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at Fin
Jey'e. Montgomery at 5th. Friends in
vited Interment at Riverview cemetery.
Tle deceased was a member of Oregon
Fir camp, M. W. A.
CALDERWOOD In this city. June 17. at his
late residence. 406 Glenn ave.. Andrew
Colder wood, aged 70 years. Funeral serv
ices will be held Thursday. June 19. at 2
p. M. from Ericson'a residential funeral
parlors. Morrison, at 12th st. Friends in
vited.
PXCLEVICH The remains of baby Paule
vich, beloved infant daughter of Mr. and
Mra Joseph Paulevich, will be Interred
Thursday, June 10, under direction of Mil
ler st Tracey, at Mount Calvary cemetery.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office. Bm 15S (Vrartheoata, th 8ft.
Entrance.
Fbone from 8 to 5, Mela S7A. Heme phone
A ZbiS. 'nfht cadi aiter olfice hours, WeodW
latm 764.
Rport U rmites ef cruelty to the above
address. Klertrie Irthml chamber for small
animals. Horse amboiaace for sick and dis
abled animals at a moment's notice. Any.
n deirins; a doe; or ether pet communi
cate l'h us. Call for ail lost or strayed
stocsi. a re look after the impountlinc.
There is bo mure cUy pouuti Uuas Oreaua
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ACCORDION PLEATING. HEMSTITCHING.
W E PLEAT skirts, any style. 1; hemstitch
ing loc per yard; buttons covered. Eastern
Novelty Mg. Co.. 65 5th St. Bdwy. aOOO
A (i AT IS CTTTfcJiS AND WIG. JOVKLEKS.
J hRY nd watch repairing. Miller's
doo Wash, st- Majestic tneater Dldg.
ALFALFA .MEAL. GBOLND FEED, HAY.
W ALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M. b6o7.
ASSAVEKS AND ANALYSTS.
M" .ANA ASSAY OFFICE. 12 Second
OQ'd. silver and platinum boukUL
ATTORNEYS.
MOHRIS a.
courta. 802
GOLDSTEIN, practice in
Northwestern Bank bids.
CANCER TREATED,
U.?V.JONE:3- M. D. CANCER TREATED.
Morgan blag. Marbhail I3.
CARPET CLEANING.
? 5ENTE1!C'rl0 vacuum cleaners by
, . oodiawa loU. Delivered and
called for.
CARPET WEAVING.
RUGS Th klud that wear tba bast are
IIWU) made from your wornout carpets by
the Northwest Rug Co. (former address,
lo3 Union ave.) Rag rugs woven all sisea
'rarpet cleaning, refitting and resiling.
orders solicited, lea B. Sta. PHONjS
EAST 30bo. B lso.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
Rag Rugs, s.11 sizes Mall orders prompt.
Send for booklet.
SX12 rugs steam or dry oieaned. L6u.
m. . FLUFF RUO CO..
B-5 Pnion ave N. East 6318. B 14TB.
CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY.
8!7 vvasiiington. Broadway 434. A 1254.
CHIROPRACTOR.
300,000 KNOW McMahon. 100 chiropractor.
ui uugi pronouncing treatment easiest.
best, permanent. 81 "treats" 1S. Tel.
CHIROPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelle De Veny. the
only scientific chiropodists and arch spe
cialists in the city. Parlors 302 (ierllnger
bldg.. s. W. cor. 2d and Alder. PUone
Main 1S0L
CHIROPODIST.
DR. LOUISE B. COX. aseptic chiropodist, of-
1 J nwwiu oiog., otn and wauning
ton. Hours 0 A. M. to s P. iL. Sundays
and evenings by aDnointment.
GARTNER. specialist- foot arrbu
S! . . lu orier, corns and bunions cured.
?,,J''SUana Dld- 6'h and Washington.
Main loel.
tlRCULAR LETTERS.
tXAtU LhlTii R CO.. 1510-1 1 .1 2 Rnvil
H War VI ., ... !. , . w r .1 . t, .
wamiiaii pa;i, MUitigrapning, cum
eographing and mail advcrtisins:.
COLLECTION 8.
NETH A CO., Worcester bldg. Main 179ft.
Xso collectioq, n charges. Estao. 1900.
DANCING.
KATHBRiNE M. ROUN
Guarantees to teach ail latest dances In
12 strictly private lessons. 12 lessons 5;
4 lessons g-i. Learn to dance where each
Pupil receives personal attention. 03
filers b.dg.. between 4th and 6th on Wash
ington st. Main 5004.
-y1;" D.ttncIn Academy. 3d and 3orr.son.
Private instructors day and evening Class
social dances held in M. W, A. hall 11th
and Burnaicle sts., Saturday evenings
rr, X5Ai" JJA.C1.NG acaaemy. 30S-11
iJekum bldg. Best instructors. Beginners'
class Tue. eve., class party Fri. eve. Les
sons days and eve. by apt- Main 1345
XJ,tti t,i.t. y Dane) n a- Academv. il'H 4th
id floor. Mainsais. Mra Summers. Lessons
by apt,; personal attention. Lances Prid.
anna. JACK'S ACADEMY. 109 2d sL Ball
room and stage dancicg; class Tue. Fri
eve.; children specialty. Main 2100.
POO AAD CAT HOSPITAI.
HOSPITAL, Dr.
G. H Hiiih,.. ... .
rlan. 415 East 7th st. iiast 1847. B liia
Fl'ISI..
C0RDW00D
Multnomah Fuel Co. Main S540. a 211
ELECTRICAL REFA1R SHOP. '
H. M. H. ELECTRIC CO.
31 N. 1st St., Portland. Or Re
aindlne and electrical rspsliine
a specialty. Bee us about new or
used motors. Bdwy. 1015, A 1048
Jill
WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
AUTO TOPS. PAlXTS,"0LLeTAXP CLASS.
UCBRU1U.B TOP CO.. 9th and OasTsta RASMVSSEN & CO.. 2d and Taylor.
DRY GOODS NOTIONS. 1'iPK, PIPE FITTING AND VALVES.
I niKim 9DPrrn Stockroom and office M. L. KLINE 81-88 rront;treet.
Li UlllM-LOl ILL UUi 17 North Fifth street. PHA1BING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
GRAIN MERCHANTS. M. L. KLINE, -&i-&q Front BtreeT
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. BoaVcTof Trad, bldg. ' PRODUCE COMMlShlON MERCHANTS.
HATS AND CAPS. EVERDING & FARRELL, 140 Front street.
THANHOUSERhXtCQ.. 3-B5 Front si ROPE AND BINDER TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northruo.
JqDES. WOOLCASCABA BABK. SASH. DOOBSDGLASS:
KAHN BRQ3.. 185 Front street. -
WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS. V A I.L PAPKK
W. P. FULLER CO.. Front and Morrlaon MORGAN WALL PAPERCO., 230 2d street.
FUNERAI. DIRECTORS. MONUMENTS.
H0LMAN UNDERTAKING CO. I PORTLANDMARBLE WORKS
Funeral Directors 2Sa 4th st- a- c"y Broa.
EstabUshed 1877. r -j - . . . r.'
Third and Salmon Street. Itfb BLAESING GRANITE CO.
Main 507. A 1511. I 1J THIRD AT MADISON STREET I
Iady Assistant. . .
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Services for Les.
Independent Funeral Directors.
Wash. st. bet. 20th and 21 st. Wast Side.
Main litJi!, Lady Assistant. A 7fcS5.
WILSON A ROSa
Residential Funeral Home.
Easl 7th and Multnomah Si.
1KVINGTON DISTRICT.
IsAUV ASSISTANT.
Fast 54. E. 8165.
J. P. FINLEY & SON
PROGRESSIVE runn. tva l. uinai-iune.
Main . Montgomery at 6th. A 1509.
McENTEE & EILERS.
Funeral parlors, with all the privacy of s
home. 16th and Everett sta. Fbons Broad
way .'ia3; Home. A 2133.
F. 6. DUNNING. INC.
hit: Alder. Phone East 52.
Perfect service, personal direction, free
use of floral chapel ana auto equipment.
DUNNING & McENTEE, funeral dlrectora
Broadway and Pine st. Phone Broadway
430. A 4558. Lady attendant.
P. L. LERCH
East 1 1th and Clay Sta.
East 781. B 1S&3.
ERICS0N TweiUl Sr?ad,
A. D. KEN WORTHY CO..
R)iI-04 92d st.. Lents. Tabor 5267.
BREEZE & SNOOK Tab04!3:
A. R. ZELLER CO.
532 Williams Ave.
East 10S8. C 10S8.
SKBWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d
and CUy. M. 4152. A 2221. Lady assistant.
FLORISTS.
LUBUNER. FLORIST.
ft Morrison St.. Portland hotel. Mar. 753
348 Morrison, bet. Bay. and Park. Mar. 257.
Portland's Leading Flower Shop.
MARTIV Sk FORBES CO.. floriata 354
Washins-ton. Main 29. A 1208. Flowers
for all occasions arltically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison sc
Main or A 1805. Fins flowers and floral
designa No branch stores.
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. Flow-
ers ana oeeign. verj ir.u.u.
1RVINGTON PARK FLORAL CO.. 4th and
Y.Tnh!!!. Funeral designers; lowest prices.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 8121. Selling
bldg.. 8th and Alder sta.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Washington
,L betTth and 5th. Main 5102. A 116L
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
3100 5-room modern bungalow with
garage, Hawthorne dist. Tabor 8218. 1248
E. Salmon.
LOST On TJnion ave.. brass compet bega
standard, in. green cloth sack. Call aiain
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Dr. F. F. Casseday, specialist; glasses titled
700 E Burnulde, cor. liuth. B 13tfi. E. 4o.
HARDWOOD FLOORING.
GET estimate tor new or old house. Por
land Hardwood Floor Co.. 187 W. Park a-
HEMSTITCHING.
H. STEPHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cordion side pleat, bultuus covered; mail
order.. 211) Pittoca block. Bruadway loaa.
HEMSTITCHING. Sc ysrd. 330 Morrison,
between Lroadway and Park, room 4"o.
Main -
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
PACIFIC Landscape Gardeners. All kinds of
landscape work. Phone Tabor 40tSL
MUSIC.
Eiiii. THIELHORN, violin, viola teacher;
pupil Sevcik, 207 Flledner bldg. Bdy. Ida.
Orl'OilEi'RlSTS AND OPTICIANS.
GLASSES AT A SAVING.
fC I solicit your patronage on the
basis of capable service. Thou
4 ' sands of-satisfied customers, a
trial will convince. Charles W. Goodman.
Optometrist. 2UD Morruon. Main 2124.
BACK from the war service. Now at your
service, for the scientific examination of
'your eyes and fitting of eyeglasses at
moderate pricee. Dr. George Kubensteln,
expert optician. 22ti MorrtMjii St., between
1st and 2d su. Main 2UL
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
K- C WRIGHT 22 years' sxperlence. U.
and foreign patenta bOl Deaum bldg.
GULLBERU, 020 Worcester bldg.. Main 2326.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway bldg.
Rheumatism, slouiach, bowel, lung, liver,
kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female
disorders, saw affections, high bloedt pres
sure. DR. R. E. WATERS. SU8 Swetland Bldg.
Oftof increased efficiency arugiesa treat
OU Oment, goitre, paralysis, headache, ap
pendicius, liver, kidney.
PLL'HBLNU Sl'PPLIES.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices,
s Stark-Davis Co.. 212 Third. Main 797
PRINTING.
KJfiYSTONBJ PRESS, J. B. Gantenbeln, Mgr.
Printing and linotyping, loi) Front u.
corner Start. Main or A 1418.
DDIWTlWfi F. W. BALTES & COMPANY,
f nlrt I IllO 1st and Oak els. Main 165. A 11H5
HARDWAKB & FURNITUHB CO,
221 Front StresU
W bur and sell svsrytaioff In th. bard.
Trsr. and (uroitur. 11ns. Faou. aiain
U7U. A 717.
hHOW cards and slides.
Washington
Mezzamna
Slid,
floor.
Co.. 361 Vk WiiShlnatoa.
Majestic bldf. Mar 2.
TaA.NSFEB AND STOBAGE.
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
Thi Krvlc with a KeDUtation."
MOVJN'G-PACKINO-STORAGB-BAGGAOB
lata and Kearney. Branca os Jitruauway.
PHONE BDWY. 2309
WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER GO
General Transfer and Forwarding Apenta
TRACKAGE. aTORAGS AND TRANSFER
230 ASH ST. WKOADWAX B.
ORFGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 GLISAN ST.
rnmr of lMth. TeleDhono Broadway 12S1
or 1169. We own and operate two large
class "A warenousea on terminal tracaa.
Lowest Insurance rates in tbe city.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
C M. OLSON TRANSFER CO.. 248 PINB.
MAD1SON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSE OF'
ftce, 1K Msaison St. uenerai mercnannise
and forwarding agents. Phone Main loui.
PACKING. MOVING. STORING.
RRniTRITY STORAGE 4 TRANSFER CO.
1U5 Park St. Main 5195. A-105L
CL VT S. MORSE, Inc.
TRACKAGE, STORAGE, TRANSFER.
448-454 Gllsan St.
WATCH REPAIRING.
HIGHEST prices paid, old watches and jew.
airy. Condition no object. Repairs a sp.
clalty. Rainier Jewelry Co., 449 Wash, st
WOODSAWS.
W003SAW WOODSAW
Phone Woodlawn 3101.
NEW TOD AT.
SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS
Old Ron and Woolen Cloth inir.
We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
They Wear Like Iron
"all Order.. Send for Booklet
M.-iK uuga woven. All Sixes
Carpet Gleaning
9x12 Roars, Steamed rieaned, l.50
WISSIEK-V FLIFF HV(i JO
54 Vnlon Ave. N. Kast 6516, B 1475
FLUFF RUGS
From old carpets. Carpet cleaning; and
refittinsr. Rag rugs woven, all siaea.
Mail orders solicited.
KOHTHMEST FLUFF HUG CO,
Former address 163 Union Ave.
EAST 3580 B 1280
MORTGAGE LOANS
Ob Improved Farm and City Property.
favorable Repayment Privilesea. iSo
Comixii8Bion or Delay.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE CO., LTD.
SOe-516 Piatt Bids;. Main 5371.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Farm and city property. We loan our
iwn funds. No delay. No commission.
PACIFIC COAST MORTGAGE CO.
glB Ry. Each. Bids;. ' Main 875.
JOHN B. COFFEY,
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
SOS WILCOX BLDG.
Main 702. A S70
5H
Mortgage Loans
Edward E. Goudey Co,
V. 8. RANK BUILDING
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY,
ROBERT SO. EW1.G.
GOLDEN STATE WOOLEN MILLS
Long Beach, Cal.
Wants experienced cloth weavers. Good
work; and pay.
WLNXJuS XX C'ALULOliAlAa,
NEW TODAY.
At Standard Factory No. 2
Grand Ave. anil East Tajlor Sts,
POWER MACHINE
OPERATORS
to learn on
Shirts and Overalls
Mackinaws and Oyerccats
$10.00 per week while learninc.
Forty-four-hour wek.
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAV
Experienced operators are earniii;
from $15 to $20 weekly
GARAGES
$38.00 v
S49.50 .;
$59.50 :
AND UP
READY CIT A!T PORTABLB
BOUSES.
KILLMADE CONSTRUCTION CO
1801 CMOS AVB. N. WDL.V. 2413
PORTABLE
GARAGES
$37 -$48.50 -$58.00 and U?
Blodern
Construction
Company
315 E. 11th SL
East 5114
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved city and larm property.
Installment repayment privilege If '
preferred prompt, reliable aervles'"
A. H. BIRRELL GO,
S17-210 Northwestern Bank Bnlldlnjt. '
liar sk a 11 4114, A 411a. -
BCAL ESTATE.
for Sale Lola.
$000 ROSE CITY. 50x10, 68TH NEAR
ALAMEDA CUtit lOU.
$390 each, & lots, 68 th and Stanton sta,
flaijO, Laurel nurst, near park; improve
ments paid.
$1250, lrvinfton, 22d sL. Improvements
CHAS. RINGLER A CO.. 225 Henry Bldg.
RESPONSIBLE BUILDERS
ATTENTION. .
Some cheap lots In Laurel hurst, close
to park a little confidence on your part
will make you some eay money, 2d muri
Kage lor tbe lot. Good eUff building Ivan
secured. mg protlL PUone Sunday ,wr
evenings, taat 2086.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
INVESTIGATE OUR pian to own a
NEW home In WALNUT PARK to cost
NO MORE than ready built. Wj
Call NOW. Woodlawn 3304.
100x117 BEAUTIFUL home site, splendid
view of ilount Hood, East Sttth to Myrtle
sis., two blocks Irom Woodstock car.
Phone Owner, Main 7B11.
FOR SALE Cheap, terms, lots 9-10, blocV
10, Fox Chate addition; lot S, block 8. Cen
ter addition. Inquire box Ibo, Oregon
Ci ty
CORNER lot with bearing trees, two blocks
from St- Johns car. Address J. M., Mil
waukie. Or. Box 477C, route No. 2.
WESTMORELAND lot;
not paid for. L 241.
$400; Improvement
Oregonian.
For Sale Bun in ess Property
SALT AIR, TILLAMOOK BEACH.
Two choice lots, 60x100, at Saltair sta
tion, Tillamook Beach ; near depot and
hotel; adjoins board walk, county road
and railroad; faces Pacific ocean; suit
able for business or residence; value $500;
will conElder trade for auto, property or
merchandise. Address BP 207, Oregon laa.
100x100, E WATER ST., between Hawthorne
and Jrtorriuon urmges, on iracnage, baort
tice, give easy terms. Owner. AK
Oregonian
87i0 VERY attractive west-side Income
properly, lOUi, j"JJW muu iar
bhail. For terms phoneowner.Eastttwfl.
EVERETT and 10th, ideal lot for auto repair
shop. iMizey. aiain iv&.
For bale Beach Property.
GET A BEACH HOME now at Seaside. Or..
Jn Deaumui ariwnini ruk, tmi. rs
duced prloes; $2A to $700; easy Install
ments, 0 per cent; soon to be connuc&vd
by all paved highway wim eastern and
southern Oregon, which, with proposed
1000-Coot pier, will make "Cartwright
prk" one ot the most attracuve apvte
on Pacific coast. Wtutmer-KeiJy Co, 414
f ittock b lock.
FURNISHED cottage for rent at Rockaway
beach, o& per montn, or i,or jmm
sedGou. J 846. Oregonian.
Jf or Bale Hons ea.
$1730 MT. SCOTT $17.10.
Look at the size of the lot. 2oxl?5; nifty
4-rm. bungalow, built-in buffet and book
cases, Dutch kitchen, nice bath, good base
ment ana attic; $350 cash will hand.e.
You can't beat thlc one. Let us show you.
Open Evenings.
GEO. T. MOOllE CO.. 1007 Yeon Bldg.
$3.10 CASH, balanoe $27.50 per month in
cluding lnterem, dujs o-rom muawu
bungalow, fireplace, wash trays, full ce
ment basement, all street improvements in
and paid, lot ouxiuu; price only $2400.
See Mr. Karnsworth.
THE HKONG CO., ri
267 Oak St
$3500 ALBERTA $3M)0.
Exceptionally well built tf-rm. bungalow
in loveir neighborhood; furnace, sleeping
porch, full lot, close to car. beautiful lawn
and roses; let ns show you. r
Open Evening!.
GEO. T. MOORE CO.. Io07 Yeon Bldg.
MODERN' 6-ROOM BUNGALOW $2000.
Modern plumbing, full cement basement,
furnace, Dutch kitchen, garage, lot 50x100,
2 blocks to Flrlaud station; $500 cash to
handle.
R. T. FEEMSTER,
309 Abington Bldg.
tS40fi THIS WEEK ONLY S340O. -;
Beautiful 5-rm. Rose City Park bun
galow, large living room, lovely fireplace,
oak floors. Dutch kitchen, built-in effects,
fine basement with laundry trays, full lot,
$1000 down this week only. .
Open Evenings.
GEO. T. MOORE CO.. 10u7 Yeon BMg.
ROSE CITY PARK. $1000 CASH.
New, mod-rn bungalow in white ene-mel,
oak floois. fireplace, bookcases!, buffet, -ment
basement, on Ssth st. Price $13UV.
Se us at once.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.. C33 N. W. BANK
BUILDING.
j75 MOUNT SCOTT $975.
$150 down for a neat 4-room plasftpred
cottage bunpalow, lovely lot with bear
ing fruit tres and berris. Don't pay an?
more rent till you se this.
Open Evenings.
GEO T. MOORE CO.. 1007 Yetm BW.
SPECIAL bargain In a 7-room houe wtn
sleeping porca ana garage on x-nrxnw-
Heights, 1 block to car, nl trees xl
ts-h naved sireets; priced less than
site s worth. Call owner between
and 1 P. M., at Main tiSSl.
NEW BUNGALOW $2260.
$r00 down. 5 rooms, full cement base
ment, fireplace, garage, lot 50x103, oeaf
Knott and 3tiih. Auk Wales. j.
A. J- DE FOREST A CO..
Jt?0 Hnry Bldg. Main 8690.-
OWN. Hawthorne district, modern 6-room .
bungalow, whole basement, large lot. four
Io-ely shade tree in parking, lots of tnttt
and berries, all improvements In and ViU4;
part cash, balance to suit buyer. 313 E.
4Sth st. S. .
$1750 5-ROOM cottage, bath gas. IrghVi.
water, cioan i mu uon itmi " '
M as hton . iSeeM rs Cos t ello.lo0 Fewys.
"Five-room modern, e. 26th pt.
Block to car: good home, $2200, n
terms. Main .".231.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
This home is perfect,
view. East 419.
HOWE $l6.orm.
fine grounds amX
. . IRVINGTON HOUSES.
For the beat call Et 418,