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17 SAILOR IMS HORRORS CHAIXED THREE DAYS TO PUMP IS TESTIMONY. WHnes9 in Sea Murder Trial Gives Description, of Terrors of a "Water Cure." - "NEW YORK. Tales of cruelty al leged to have been perpetrated on the high seas aboard the American barken tine Puaka, were told in Judge Hough's court in the Federal building by four Eeamen. Each of the stories in harrowing de tail dovetailed Into the other. The stories were told from - the witness stand in the trial of Captain Adolph C. Petersen and his son Adolph Eric Pedersen. who are charged with the murder of Axel Hansen, a seaman of the Puaka. on August 6, 1918. while the vessel was at sea. William Jones, a Welsh miner, who shipped aboard the Puaka at Victoria, B. C. just before the sailing ship left that port for Cape Town, South Africa, declared Captain Pedersen had struck him across the back with a club so hard that he wsTs rendered unconscious for more than an hour and a half. Asked by Benjamin Matthews, assist ant district attorney, to describe the water cure alleged to have been used by Captain Pedersen and his two sons, who were officers of the ship, Jones testified: "I was chained in the pump-iold with another man for three days and three nights. We were chained to the pump. The gasoline pump with hose attached was started and bilge water was pumped on us for half an hour at a time, as long as there was any water in the bilges. The captain and the two mates were present." At this point an objection was raised by Dudley Field Malone. counsel for '.he defendants, was sustained by Judge Hou'h and the narrative ended. Jones had previously testified that this treatment was meted out to him because he had refused to sign a state ment he alleges was drawn up by one of the mates at the dictation of the captain. Thi3 statement, which he de clared he signed eventually under duress was that he had received $1000 from a German agent to blow up the ship. His story of being beaten with a club was developed by Mr. Malone under cross-examination. Mr. Malone, however, won a point in the captain's favor when Jones, who suffers from "miner's consumption," admitted, the captain had given him medicine when his own supplies ran out. James Campbell of Kingston, Ont.. another member of the crew, told a harrowing story. He testified that last July he was called into the cabin by the captain to witness a statement that Hansen was compelled to sign. This incident lasted two and a half hours during which the captain, botli mates, tlio cabin boy and Campbell were presfiit. In relating the incident from the wit ness stand Campbell said: "Hansen was handcuffed. His face was swollen and his eyes almost closed. There was a big gash down his cheek. "The captain said to me: 'I want you to witness this statement of Hansen's.' He then handed the statement to Hansen and asked him if it was true. Hansen said 'No. Tiio captain said: 'Confess, you , confess.' "Hansen said 'Xo' again, and then the captain said to the 'mates: 'Wake him up.' The second mate got a big Ftick and hit Hansen over the head. The first mate began dictating and the second mate took it down in writing. Hansen wouldn't confess fast enough, so they hit him again. At last the statement was finished and Hansen signed it, and I witnessed it." "Did you read it," asked Mr. Mat thew f. .. - "No, sir, I never did." replied Camp bell. The two other witnesses were Ed ward Reilly, a native of Ireland, and Jack Joe. a Chilean, Hawaiian born. Their testimony corroborated that of the previous day. Campbell will continue his testimony toda y. STRIKE CAUSE MYSTIFIES 4000 Harvester Employes Ju-t Walk Out, So Demand. CHICAllO. July IT,. Nearly 40C em ployes of the McC'ormick works of the Internal lonal Harvester company struck today. No licntands were made on the company, according to a statement is sued tonight. About uoiin employes of the plant remained at work and other plants of the corporation were not af-Xi-otPd. "The average hourly wages at this plant have increased 114 per cent since June, 1ft 1," the statement said. "In the absence of information to the con trary, the company is inclined to at tribute today's action to the prevalent 'spirit of industrial unrest rather than to any specific cause." No disorder attended the strike. Vancouver Girl' Club Formed. V.ANCOI'VEK. Wash., July 13. (Spe cial, "i A business girls' cltib was or ganized Inst night at the V. V. C. A. rooms and committees to nominate of ficers were named. Resolutions were adopted and will be sent to the Na tional .Federation of I'.wsiness and Pro fessional Women's clubs in St. Louis, signifying the desire of the local club to affiliate with the national organiza tion. More than T.O grls have signed up as members. Stunptor Company Files Artieles. SALEM. Or., July 15. (Special.) Ar ticles of incorporation were filed here today by the Sumpter Power &. Water company of Sumpter, liaker county. The incorporators are W. E. Weed and M. A. Weed of Oregon and A. G. Smith of Washington. The capital stock is $25,000. It is the purpose of the incor poration to establish and maintain wa ter rights, light works, water systems, water rights, milling rights and acquire property necessary for the enterprises. Explosive License Rule Lifted. SALEM. Or.. July 15. (Special.) The regulation requiring purchasers of ex plosives to obtain licenses from the county clerk has been lifted, according to official information received here. County Clerk Buyer has been Instructed to return to the government all license blanks and other records used in com plying with this statute. Airship Thought Hit by Lightning. LONDON. July 15. The British air ship NS-11. which left Pulham last night on a 4S-hour flight- is believed to have been struck by lightning and the crew of 12 lost. The NS-11 wa sengaged in mine sweeping operations. Aberdeen Itunors Merchant. ABERDEEN. Wash., Julv 15. (Spe cial.)- All stores were closed this after noon between 2 and 3 o'clock in token t respect for Harrison Smith Cook pioneer hardware merchant, who died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Berries Must Be Delivered. SALEM. Or., July 13. In the injunc tion proceedings brought by the SSalem Kings Products company against J. W. Lafollette the court granted the injunc tion, which requires .Mr. .. Lafollette deliver to the company at SVi cents, but the company is orders dto place on de posit with the county clerk, as Mr. a follette delivers, the difference between 5? cents and the market price of 9 cents. Then at the close of the season the case will be tried on its merits. If Mr. Lafollette wins, he gets the money; if not, the Salem Kings Product3 com pany gets it. FLIGHT TO INDIA IS NEXT Sister Ship to K-3 4 Is Expected to Make Record Ran. (Copyright by the New Tork World. Pub lished by arrugemnit.) LONDON, July 15. (Special Cable.) It is believed that, following: the return of the R-34 from America, her sister airship, the R-33, will proceed on a voyage to India. As in the case of the Atlantic flight, the Journey already has been made by air, though the firs.t trip, that by a twin-engined Handley-Page airplane, was divided into two stages, with a big Interval, while the bomber was engaged In final operations in Palestine. At the end of last year a big four engined Handley-Page machine set out to make the Journey to India, and owing to various delays on the way did not actually reach her destination until January of this year. It is probable that the R-33. if she attempts the flight, will make a rec ord run to Calcutta. TEN REAR ADMIRALS MADE Seven Temporary Appointments Jn i 3"avy Also Announced. WASHINGTON, July 15. Ten naval officers have been promoted to the permanent rank of rear-edmiral and seven others to the temporary rank upon recommendation of the naval se lection board, approved by President Wilson. Benjamin C. Bryan. Edward Simp son, Gustav Kaemmerling. Alexander Halstead, Roger Welles and William Shoemaker become rear-admirals as of July 1, and Edward W. Eberle, Rob ert E. Coontz, W. G. H. Bullard and Philip Andrews will become perma nent rear-admirals as soon as vacan cies occur, and Captains Clarence A. Carr, Harry A. Field, Casey B. Mor- an, Lloyd H. Chandler, Herman C. Stickney, Nathan C. Twining and Thomas P. Magruder become tempo raries as vacancies occur. SEATTLE. Wash.. July 13. Captain Harry A. Field, mentioned in a Wash ington dispatch as eligible for tem porary appointment to the temporary rank of rear-admiral, is commandant of the 13th naval district, with head quatters at Bremerton, Wash. MARINE STRIKE SPREADS Labor Trouble on Atlantic Seaboard May Be International. NEW YORK, July 15. The strike of American seamen assumed an interna tional aspect tonight, when Gun II. Brown, secretary of the eastern and gulf division of the International Sea men's association, announced that crews of a dozen ships of foreign registry had quit their vessels in New York harbor. They declared, Mr. Brown said, that the strike was not oiy in sympathy with that of American seamen, but for the purpose of equalizing wages on the high seas. 1 LIVESTOCK LOSSES HEAVY Argentine floods Destroy Million Sheep and 1O0.00O Cattle. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. July 13. - Goverinment reports ahow that 1,000,- 000 sheep and 100,000 cattle have been drowned in floods in the southern part of Buenos Aires province. Tiio rail ways and telegraphic communication have been interrupts! Hml several koo Hons in that region have been com pletely isolated for more than a. wee!t. The floods were due to a month of the heaviest rainfall ever re:oiIed here. BRITISH GREET PERSHING Salute I'ired From Castle as AVar- Miips Knter Harbor. DOVER, England, July 13. General Perching crossed the channel on the Hritish destroyer Orpheus, which was escorted by another destroyer. As the wars hi ps entered the harbor a Haiti te was fired from the castle. General Sir Henry Home went aboard the Orpheus to welcome the visitors while a band played on the sanding stage. The station was covered with bunt ing and American flags were much in evidence. Bolsheviks' Prisoners Free. SPOKANE, July la. Private Harold W. Bullard of this city, who waa held prisoner by the bolshevik, near Sou chan, Siheria, has been liberated, ac cording to a special telegram to the Chronicle from Colonel Otto W. B. Farr of the army recruiting station at Se attle. Three other enlisted men and an officer, captured at the same time, also were released, it is stated- Koseburg Growers Organize. SALKM. Or.. July 13. (Special.) The Overland Kruit company, with head quarters at Itoseburg, has filed sup plementary articles of Incorporation. It is the purpose of the rompany to grow and market fruit, issue stock, make assessments and otherwise en gage in a general fruit business. Tawney's Successor Named. WASHINGTON, D. C, July IS. For mer Senator Clarence D. Clark of Evanston, W-yo., was appointed a mem ber of the international joint commis sion today by President Wilson. He succeeds the late James A. Tawney of Minnesota. Mail Service With Germany On. WASHINGTON, July 15. Resump tion of mail service between the United States and Germany, effective immedi ately, was provided In an order signed late today by Postmaster-General Bur-It-son. Vancouver Carmen Form Union. VANCOUVER. Wash., July 15. (Spe cial.) Street car men of this city or ganized a union at a meeting last night. The new organization is fostered by the central labor council and has about 25 members. Fruit Company Dissolves. SALEM, Or., July 15. (Special.) The Gold trest Fruit company of Jackson county, has filed a petition in the state corporation department asking that the company be dissolved. Portlanders Licensed to Wed. TACOMA. Wash.. July 15. (Special ) Arthur R. Mullin and Dorothy M. Barry, both of Portland, obtained a marri&Ke license in Tacoraa. today. .( ARMAGEDDON STILL DUE Premier or New Zealand Declares Another Conflict Will Follow. VANCOUVER, B. C. July 15. The world war Just closed was not Arma geddonffl another conflict will follow, for the Germans are not regenerated. Premier Massey of New Zealand de clared in a speech before the Canadian ciub here today. "Germany." lie asserted, "has been given a grcht opportunity of rehabili tating herself and in a few months will be one of th eflrst Industrial nations of th eworld. I have been told, and 1 believe it, that German chemists are now at work and will be until the next war comes, to invent far more destruc tive methods for the crushing of their enemies than they employed in the war Just ended." AMl'SEMENTS. r ', CITY oREC'D N0W'l1 HEILIG NEXT WEEK NIGHTS, JULY 24, 25, 26 Special Price Matinee. Sat, Jaly 26 CHARLES DILLIVGIIAH Preaenta sec?acuar MUSICAL COMEDY CHIN CHIN" 70 PEOPLE SITERB CAST STU.V.MSiG CHORUS How to Secure Ticket. os by Mailt Address letter; make check,, pos toffies money orrlera payable to W. T. Panitle. Mgr. HelllK Theater. Add 10 War Tal to Price Ticket Desired. Include self addressed itaroped envelope to help In aure ante return. PRICES: Evenlnra Entire lower floor. 12. Bal cony: 0 row,, 11.50; 13 row.. . Oallery: - rows reservea. ioc; admission. 60c. Special Price Saturday Matinee: Floor. $l-'fU: Balcony, 91; liallery reserved, ad mission Sue Ticket Office Sale Opena MUSU.tV, Jl IV 21. PA N T A G E O MAT- DAILY 2:30 O Alexander Paatacca Presents KELLY FIELD PLAYER (Lata of Kelly Field CoDtonment, Texas.) OTHER BIG ACTS 4 Thres Performances Pally. Night Curtain at T and 9. CHAT NO- 5a. Wednesday is an Important day at TH IS OA KM, finest amuaemeat park in the writ. It ! Important because every day Is important here at the park, but c-Mpectally beeauwe it is Children day.- The little folk are kings and tjueeiiM of all they survey on Wednes day of each week, and everyone at the park makes m special effort to entertain them. (ate admission is free until 5 I. M. today, as It I on every day ex cept Sunday and holidays. In addi tion to that, one concession Is free to childreu today. The bit; show of the Arrant rone Folly company la freeand all the Joy the little folk ran crowd iato the day is not rhargrd for. Our Idea Is to entertain the chlliren, not profit from them. Kring the children out today we'll do our best to make them happy. Incidentally, several more clubs and societies hae reserved dates for their annual outings at Till; OA KM. I your club one of themf Cars to TUB OAKS at First and Alder. Six-cent fare, - .MUIS K. ( OKDHAV, Manager. Haily news of TIIK OAKS In the hats. Portland Firemen's Military Band Wednesday Night Columbia Beach It's Always Cool and There Are No Mosquitos at OUNCIL CREST HOP A CC CAR Dance Tonight Cotillion Hall Portland's Dancing Palace, coolest and beat ventilated hall. Ball - bearing spring floor. Wonderful orchestra. Danclni every ctcdIos;. c Montrose Park 45 minutes from Broadway, our new resort on the Columbia highway, two miles beyond Troutdale, opens for the season July 13. Picnic, Bathinc. Dan cine. Brine your lunch and bathing suit. Stay all day. Park for lease to clubs and organisations. g T T" T T7 Fourth at 1 AX Lu Hi Washington Pauline Frederick "Out of the Shadow". Also Mack Pennett comedy, "No Mother to Guide Him." and Pathe News. Open from 9 o'clock In the morning until 4 o'clock of the following tuornjeg r AMTSIMENTa. MATlSiEE TODAY. Coolest Theater la 'Iowa. ALCAZAR Coolest Theater la Towa. MISICAL PUVEBJ with , Mabel Wither an Oarar FlarMaa Jn Henry Hlossom's and Victor "THE ONLY GIRL" It's a 3-Rlnsr C'lreaa of Statical lomrtr. Eve. BOe. TSc. ,1. Wed aad Hat. latw.. arte. .'Wc. Jet vrrs-lt. "THIS tUHll.VK TK11.KH." ACCTIOM BALES TODAY. .At Wilson's A action Moose, is A. at rarnUare. iss-lTl tmil at. BLEFTTN-O NOTICES. FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO. 1U0. A. r. AND A. M. E. 4ilS and Sandy boulevard Special communication thta (Wadnea day vnlns 7:3ti. E. A. d. re.. Ylaitmr brethren welcome. . . LUAri., IMC PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. S R. A. if. Mated convocation thta 4 tVednejday evenlns at t::t0 o'clock, hoyal arch decree. Via itora welcome. L. L. SJTT. Secretary. ALBERT PIKE LODGE. NO. 162. A. r. AND A. U. Special communication this (Wednesday- evenlni, July 10. at 7 o'clock. E. A. degree. Visiting brethren welcome, t. W. .COOK. Sec WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 49. A. K. AND A. M Special communication this (Wednea riay evenuiK. 7:710, Kaat btll and llurntl.lr. M. M. degree. Vt.i; oi a welcome. " Itv onlrr V. M. J. H. RICHMOND. ec. . 8AMAK1TAN LODGE. NO. 2. .-Vf ea. I. O. O. will hold Ita regulur IPV meeting this Wednesday ve tia . ning at o'clock dialling brotnera welcome K. A. NKALOND, N. G. JESSE T. JOSES. free. .uTifln- Regular meeting ' rvS2f' (Wednesday) evening. y7A una Alder atr.eta. thla K. .mi Alder atr.eta. ln- rj titutury derroa. E. A. hTAtva, ALBANY picnic to be held at Oaka Park FrYd.7. July , from 4 P. M """ "! It you ever uvea in siidau?. and friends and have a general reunion. GOLDEN RULE EXMPME N'r. at S o'clock. fcixth nl Alder . All patriarcUa Invited. s. A. STAKK. Bcrtoe. EMBLEM Jewelry, uuttona. charmi, plat. Daw designs. Jaeger irroa,. J31-3 Sixth au FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge embleroa. clui plna and medals. 310 Waahinsion at. D1KB, ANDREAPHEN July 15. at the family real-d.-ncc. BBU Going St., Mtmon AnilreBen. beloved hu.-band of Joaphlne Andreaen. father of Mra. Edith Oilman. IIrry and .Norman Andreiiaen. Remains are at l'eanmn'a undertaking parlors. Ruaaell i. . at Union ave. Funeral notice later. O'BONNELI. In thla city. July li. Martin Jumea u'Konnall. aged 3S years S months and IS days, aon of Mary O Donnell. The remain, are at til. conservatory thapel of the F. a. Dunning. Inc.. All Last Alder. Notice of funeral later. HARRIS In thla city. July 14. Myrtle Har rl. aged HO year-: beloved daughter of Mr and Mra. K.lward Koadernal, of Mll vaukle. Or.: tuneral notice later. Re mains are at the residential parlors of Mil ler & Traccy. ' UNKKAt. riOTlCKS. WILSON At hla late residence. l'JS'-i Halght avenue. July 14. Charles Oeslro Wilson, aged 6.1 yearn ft months 1 daa. belt. veil luiahnnd of Allc. Mary Wliaon. and lather of Osmond, lone. Harold and Mrs. Charles K Africa, all of Tortlsnd. and Mrs. I.. K. McCoy of Oklahoma. The funeral corleKC will leave the residence Thursday. July It. at 8:15 A. M.. thence to Holy llede.mer church. Wllllaina avenue nnd Tori land boulevard, where ren.i!em nia will bo ,f fered at M A. M. Interment at Mount t al sry cemetery. Arrangements in t.ar. of Wilson & Wilson. JACKSON At her late rraidenee. 6'J'Jl 4th at.. i. July 1.1. 101 a, Helen Jackun. sited 61' vrar. belo ed mother of Mrs. Lillian Hli and Mrs. J. K. Horner, of Port land: Mrs. 1. A. hiuilacher. of Newport, Or Mrs. H. C. Jlaaselklns. of 1'elnalte. Coio.. and John Tefft. of I.os Anseles. Cal. Heinalns v.111 be forwarded by the Holman l nderlHklng eotnpaniv to New port. Or., tomorrow Thuriv. July 17. III, at 7:11 A. M .. where services will be held and Interment made. HIT.HKS lii this city. July 1.1, Ethel c. Hughes, aged 7 years, wife of Everett 11 lies, of lntMS Olin St.. Ml. Johns. Or ; mother of Elmer HiiRhre. daughter of Mr. Slid Mra. W. F. Gross. eiler of Mrs. 14. H. While. Mrs. Howard Hill. 1-aVelle 'rose and Frank tiros, of this ny. in. fu neral services will be held Thursday. July 17 at a o'clock 1" M-. at Finley s Monl- ' gomery at .'th. Friends Invited, Inter ment at Itoae City cemetery. PARKER At hla late realdenre. 4!! Kerhy atreet. July 11. I.eRoy Wel.stcr Tsrker. ago 7T yesra. f.ilher of Howard .1. I'arker of San Franelseo and Roy F. Parker of thla city. Remains at the residential funeral home of Downing Mi Nemar. aiieeessora to Wllgon A- Itoii. East seventh and Multnom.ih. Funeral aerve,-a wl'l be held tomorrow (Wednesday!. July 1H. at ;:to P. M. Interment lme Fir lemeleiy. Mrfi-NE "'Is city. J"'v 1. ini. I.Vit Estella MeCune. aed 4.1 years: helove wife of David .MeCune. formerly of Sll verton. Or. Mra McCune was the inotner of ten children, of whom sis are liWnc. Friends Invited lo attend funeral services, which will b held at the Tualatin reme. tery today (Wednesday. July 1'!. 1D1U. at a i'. m. BCHL'TTE In this city. July 14. William C. rehutte. aged SS years, beloved son of Henry Schutle, brother of Walter Fehutte. of Helllnghain. Wash.; Mrs. Haitiurl McAl lister, of Jersey City. N. J.: Mra. ' E. Hinton. 'f Corvallls. or. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. July 1. at 3 P. M . at the chapel of Miller Ac Traccy. In terment at ltoso City Park cemetery. O'MAI.l.KV The funeral eortepe of the late William Ward O'Mallev will leave the fu neral parlora of Miller A Tra- today Wednesday I. July HI. at H.3" A. M . thence to All Saints church, 30th and Holt sts., where requiem mess w-lll be of fered at S A. M- Interment Jtoa. City cemetery. SCHMIDT In thla city. July 14. John Schmidt, aged &4 yeara. The funeral serv t,ea will be held today (Wednesday! at ll-sn o'clock P. M.. at Flnley'a Montgomery at Fifth. Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery. Members of Court Mount Hood, No. 1. F. of A., anil friends Invited. ri'XEBAI, DIRECTOR.. HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Kstab.lshed 177. Third and Salmon streets. Main S07. A 1511. Lady Assistant- MILLER & TRACEY , Perfect Funeral Services for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Wsau. at. bet- aUth and alst. West Side, statu aoUL Lady Assistant- A 7a&A J.P.FINLEY&SON PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main 8. Montgomery at 5th. A lSaS. UeENTEE As IILER3. Funeral parlora. with all the privacy of a home, ltith and Everett a la. A-hoae AArea4 way 13o: Home A K. S. DUNNING. INC 414 E. Alder. Phone East 62. Perfect service personal oirecuoo, free Qa of floral chape and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEIMAR buccetiun to Wiloo A Hon. Alu!tnomh al 7 to. E. C - Irving ton d:tr:cc jDL'NNINO fe M-ENTiifc;. funeral dirctora. Hroday ana Jfm sl. Hiom Broany . ,.t a j -.-. I-arty attendant. P. Lu LERCH Eaatlt7,8,",8Ci"ySS,r 1. L I Q "I NT Twelfth snd Morrison sis. rXt.lL5V-'i UroaJway 2oa. A. D. KENWOKTUY CO. riK02-04 l'2d at.. Lenta Tabor 53(17. U l I.T7.P AV SVftflK 1047. Belmont au. UO-i. U ;04 A. R. ZELLER CO. u3Z Williams Ave. East lo'ss. C l. bKEWES UNUEKTAKINU CwMPANY, 3d and Clay, Ja 410. A -JJL Lauy asa.itauu Poi?tlan"QBirsiness""Dullelm A directory of business firms and classified for ready reference, r or other information, telephone A 6095, House 29. ACCOKniON PLEATINtl, HEMSTITCHING WE PI. EAT skirts, any style. $1: hemstitch ing lOc per vard; buttons covered. East ern Novolty Mra. Co. 5is 5U St- Broad- siyjjiwfl. AC.ATE C1TTKR8 AND MFC. JEWFt.rWH. JEWEI.Ity and watch repairing. Miner's. .'5 Washington at. Majestic theater bids. AT.FAI.FA Mr.AUf'KOt n FFFI, H Y. WALTEIt KroTT. Hoard of Trarie. M fr'iT. ASH.Wr. K AN D A N .UY ST. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second '.old, ailver and platinum bought- ATTORN KVS. M O R m 3 A CL OSTEIN, practice in a.l courts. xn? Northweetern Pank bldg. CANCER TREATED. L. !. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED. 312 Morgan bldg. Marshall Slta. CARPET WEAVING. RllflC The kind that wear the beat are nUUO made front your worn-out carpeta by the Northwest Rug Co- former address l.'3 Union ave.l. Hag rugs wo-n. a:l sizes. Carpet cleaning, refilling arid re slsing. Mali orders solicited. ls& Is. Stb, FlK'.NE KAHT 50. H 1-sO. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Hag Pugs, all aires Mall orders prompt. Send for Hooklet, 9x13 rugs steam or dry cleaned. 11.50- FLl-KF Rl'il Co.. 54-BS Vnlon Ave. N. East e.MA. H 1475. CFI.I.CI.Oin lU'TTONS. THE lHWlN-JlOL'SuN COMPANY. T Washington. Hroadway 434. A IJ54. CHIROPH ACTOK. San. lino kNOW MeMshon. loo. chiropractor. Throngs ronouullig treatment easiest, best, permanent. 81 "treata"' 115. Tel. CHIROPODIST ARCH BPF.CIA I.P4T. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florella 1 e Veny. the only scientific chiropodists and areli spe cialists In the city, l'arlore Sx'J Uerllnger bldg., 8. w. cor. 2d and Alder. Pbone Main 1301. CHIROPODIST. GRADUATE lady chiropodist, elO Bush-l-an bldg.. cor. broadway-Alder. Open Sundays. DR. GAKT.VEKi iroolT specls'llatT "corna. bunlona. foot arcltea made to order. :t 1 1 Swetland bldg.. 5th and Waah. Main 11. CIRCIT.AK l.ETTFR. CKANE LETTER CO.. 1.11U-1 1 -l'J Kovat bldg. Marshall Multifrraphing. tulru- eoKraphing and mall advertising. t'OI.I.tCTlONtt. WANTEIi Collectlona. Postofflc. box 33. or Talior I'm".'. NETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17K6. No collection, no charge, t.stab. Ilo". DANCINfi. A LISKT Itancing academy, sj and Morri son. Private Instructors, daf and evening class. Social dances held lit M. W. A. ball, lllh and Hurnside eta.. Saturday evening. MRS. HAY.VS I'AXrixn a.s.lcmy. 3d floor I'ekum bldg. 1'rlvate lessons duy and eve. Social danee Friday eve. Main lat.V MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY. I'll I'd St. Ball room and stage 'lancing- Mum -100. DOG AND CAT HOSPITl- HOSI'IT A I, lr. ti. II. rlan. M-t East Trh irt. 1 1 tit li ma n. vetcrlna East 1S47. H ltlrij. M.MTKK At, REPAIR HIIOP. ffg. II.M.II.ELECTK1CCO. fctterjj St N. !:-t t., Portlanlw Or. Re ) VSy n-Mdinir ami rlectri! ria(rinc a l--mliy. utt altout new or ti. u--l inoi.trH. Wdrty. HU.'i. A lUltl. Hi-: is. SLABWOOD Multnomah Fuel Co. Moln RMO. A IMS. HARDWOOD FLOORING. GET estimates for new or obi bouse. Port land Hardwood Floor Co., Ia7 W. Park st. WHOLESALERS AND Al TO 1 tll'S. r'I'HRI II. LE T P Ct.. Pth and O.lt sts. DRY GOODS NOT IONS. L.DINKELSPiEL CO.NrFt-h' .. .HMN VII Itt II N IS. PA-'IKll.- GRAIN CM., lizard of Trade bl.lg. HtfS AMI IAIK. TH VNHOl sER HAT CO.. .-.:;-.-..- Front st. iiint-H. "Tm"i.. A( AiTiiTvHk. KAHN lllv'.S. Il'.'i Front street. W IIQI.l.sll.Mts a nT Sian ITi A( TI ItT ltC. T r. FIrl.l.i:iC '".. Front snd M-rr..Vn. FIARsT. I.UHI.INKIt. FLORIST. S2" Morrlsot. st.. Portland hold. Mar. 7.".1. 1.4S Morrison bet. !'.:'. and t'ark. M.tr. all. Portlsti.ra l.lni: Flower shops. MARTIN FORBES CO.. florleta. Jt Waaliington, Alain 2S. A J20. r iQWera for all .ceaslons artistically arranged. CLARKE lilt"-', f.oilela, 27 Morrison au Main or A 1 ri. designs. No branch stores. pBOPLK FLO7l MIUP. 24. Aldef. Flow. era and qeaigns eery . ...wwi - ne--. ir.VlNGToN I' A UK. FLORAL CO., 4th and YiniDll. Funeral de.lgners; lowest prUes. MAX M. SMITH. Mam 721i. 312L OalUug bldg.. 6th and Alder ats. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. IS7 Waahlngtoa at., bat. 4ttt and 5th. Main 51U2. A I1L StONVMFNTS. ' FCRTLAND MARSLE WORKS t 4(k St. opa. tlty Han. Neat Urea. frS BLAESING GRANITE CO- lHj ?DAT 'ianON eT!tgtT 1 Bate foe Classified Adverlisemenls la The Oregonian. Per II nk. On Two rneutlT tltni ...- Thrv ci4:ut iro-a bis or mti-uU tlm U Ttie follow. n clmrjiKloo racwptsnA. the rut of wbK'h P" - P bktuatiuisev MitcU .Mai. biiuaUoos W fj.iHsri -THvic No ad taken for !- than two Count mix wnrdt to ttao litio. Alerueilienta ri,crt "1'rnoiiala") will b taken ovrr th trifpltuM U (bo ativcrtiwr U m ukorrlbcr to eitbrr ptaooo. jna prtc-ra lli t quoted over lb ttoo. but latemMkt llt b rrntiered tlto ful iowlns day. AUvertiMiuoiia mrm tnkvn for 'in Orriowta until . M : for The buavitar Uivuiaa untti .M. toaturtiay. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office, Boom 1M Coarthooao, 6tfc BU i.ntrnn-o. rhona fram to A. .Main 3?S, Horn phona A 2oZ. Nisiik call after off tea hour. ooi- Krport all emea of erweltjr to tha abova ad(im. Ueetrlc lethal cbamber lor muioII animal. llro ambuianeo for aiek aad Uk abled anlraala at a moment a nUca. Aajr OBfl deiHaa a ds or other pet rommuul cala with u. Call fr all loat or traced ftUM-k. aa a look altar tha ImpouoUinj, Xhrro la no moro cilgr pound. Juat Ureoa UuautDt boclavy. Phone Your Yant Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 , A 6095 professional men condensed and I or rates by the month or year, The Oregonian, Main 7070 or HEMSTITCHING. K, (TKFHAX. hemstitching, .calloplr.g. ac cordion slils p. eat. buttous covered: niall ordera rls lMttock b:a. Broadaray le.i. LWlnl Alt GARDENING. PACIFIC UMiiCAl't OAKUtlNtKU. Aj klr.ils of larcacapa work. Fnone Tabor 4eil. Ml MA. emu. P:g Ttilv.i.Hi l:v no.ic v -o.a teachtr. !! l-cvc;k. Fledner b'.ilg. Bey. IS- I1I1IIM1TKIT AMI OITK 1AN Bol.cilfcur patronage on th. as 1 ao;.c;t iur f ' 11 e-iTr bsaisof cspaa.e aervtca. inousands of aatflea custoiueta A lrt wi., convince u. tMr.t, W. Ooodmen. opto metrist. Morrison. Mln -1-4. SEE lii. litNsTEIN". Dr. George Rutene-.ein. the eptlcew wne returned r.cenlly from eversesa servtce. mskes good eeg. asses at moderate rrivea L- a Mitrr.son St.. nr. -d St. Main -.'1. PAINTING. PAINTING Zial.e Maone. 6l VmaU.ia ave. or C24 C:tfton au get.erod 11-. I'.sTfcNT A TTOKNfV;. R. c. WirUiHT -2 ears' eiper.euce U. . snd fore.gn pslsn'.s. eol 11 g. 'LLli:i.'i. rl-0 Worcester b s Msjt 2-.V I-Il" sit IANJ4. nit It. E WATERS. Swet'.snd blue. PflC intreAsedelticiencyurugleas treat. OU ,(J ment. goitre, p.u headache, as- p ni::cttis, ,ier. aiuner UK. R. A. PHlLUPi Hroadway ttuuoing. Hheumatlam. norasin. bowel. 'u. klJney. bladder. r..u, I?ro:?'ir-.IT, l.sorders. sa.n affections. Q.ood pressure. -"l.l MII1NU M PI'I.IES. m'SlUlX'l rTuPPLlK-s t w ho. es. le prices. S-.s: sc-t-avls Co . 212 Third. Main 7. PKINTINt KEYaTONE I'Kti-S. Jit. Gaiitenbeln M gr. ITintuig and l.t.otypmg. l"i"s ronl at-, cori.er Stark. Main or A ltlv DDtliTillf F. W. BALTKS & COMl'AM. rnliil InU 1st and oak ate. Ma n loa. A 11V MANITARlt M. WSANITAKICM E .... Correct dlaBiiosltia. l'"l of medical at tention and nursing. :s Hawthorn, ave. s-F.CON D-H AN l TOKC. LEVIN HARDWARE FLKMTtllb -u. 2.1 Front St- . We buy and sell everything Is. the "ra ware and lurnltur. line. Phone Main Uli70. A 7174. miOW CARDS ANPlljOts. WASHINGTON- blldo Co.. 1H Washington. frt.,r Maleatic b dg. Mar. T IN TING AND PAINTING HAVE your timing aud pa'.iulng done tight. Heaaouable prl..a. Frank Ho.and. 4. U. uli: St. r.SBl e.."" "transi :h and storage. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH -The Service With a R-rut st ion." PHONEBDWY. 3309 WTLLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO C..neml Transfer snd Forwarding Agenta TRV.-KAGE HTOUA'iB A N D TR ANsFER. 7't l-Il N. FIFTH ST. r.ROAI'WAY 4... OKt'it'N TRANbFEIl CO.. 474 (.I.IsAN FT, corner of I Hit. Telephone Hroadway 12-1 or 11- n ,nJ l,r,, . ,ar, cl-ies "A" warehous-e on terminal tracks, lowest i".o'iijerateS lntiic city. MTlTlTcN"-ST. LOCK aV WAREHOUSE OF fice ll Madison st. Ceneral mer.han.1se tv:. - I'linnn Main lol'l. PACK IN' i. MOVISl'r, STOIlALl.. frri:i;ll V KTOUAlit i TiS ANbr C.K CO.. II).-, I'srk St; Ma'n ..PA,. A IU..1. t'l.AY S. JHNvPr., in,.. TritCKAtil'. -rlHAllE. transflr, ll's.tM lilisan St. "wTT H K' PAIRING HIGH EST prices paid. o:d -Irv 1'nr.d'tl'in no plijn riaitv. Ilu.nvr Jewelry C w ale h t. Ke I s and Jew airs a st.e- i ah. t. tmiwAH . WOODSAW WOODSAW l'hnne Wood "-it- MANUFACTURERS I'AIMS, llllji AM GLASS. It .V KM 1 sst.N CO.. -J and Taylor. 'pipe, pipe iViiings AND VAI.l I. M. 1. ' Kl.lNK. 5.t--ol Front street. PI. I MHINt. AN I i r. M JSI PPI-ie.s. ,M I.. K iTl N i:. s Front st reel- :pRoiri tirnrM i.-r"N m ki hams. FV FRI "TnT; a: FAUHKI.I.. 1'roi'l slrea KOIE AND III N DF RT A IN E, rl'in l t orii.ic 1 I' nn-1 Norr SAM I. Dt K) Ks AND t.l.Ass. W. FCl-I.e:': C", Ki"i'l snl M.-irrifon. W Al I. I' H I K. ti !. r I 1:1-. co.. 2 ".o 2d stteet. xnv too v. For Sale A COUNTRY PLACE A Ilara.la at 4.vnon. WOULD COST AT PRESENT $60,000 TO DUPLICATE OUR PRICE NOW $35,000 CASH ONLY GOLDSMITH & CO. ST3 IT1HK STHK.KT. SEND US YOUR- OLD CARPETS Old Kara aad Aolr Clothing. We Mas.. Keerwlble, Maad-M.sea FLUFF RUGS They Wear IJka Iron. Bf all Oeden.. Mud le Rookie. Ka Kun Vora. All Man. Carpet Cleaning tM Kngs. Steam Cleaned. St-o. HI1LK IUM till, t U 54 I'nloa Ae. N. Ia.1 SJIS. B 147J. a? uarases Call for Illastratea fries List. . 554 Aakeajr It. ritoas Bra4war lea. Sam Conoeli Lumber Co. 14th and Alder lOOxlOO for Kale or Lease larXerig Term. Donald Macleod 1001-3 UFA 1.1)1 t. BLDG. MORTGAGE LOANS ImprsTtd rite- aa4 faraa srsstrls. Isslallisrnt r.paasieat rrlvllra. if rreferretli reapl, reliable aervteei. A. H. BIIUU2LL GO. I7-S1 VsrtSMr.t.rs Baak nallal.a. "arsaall 4114. aV llk. 5H i r t 0 Edward E. Goudey Co. a v. a. UAXat Bl'II-JJIMU JOHN B. COFFEY. MORTGAGR I.OAM. nsurancc, Surety Bond3 r W TODAT. Business Opportunity S12.000 Locate'. within 15 minute walking dl t n nee from town ir two bulitlir.Ks w.oriU J.'m.ooo. They ara brinfcinff In an in -rme o( 16ri on pur cha prico. O u building has four 4 room flats com I'letely furnhed and in bant condition; ooo T -room modern hom, Kverythtnit about traces in finest pop Mble condition. Iueal (t-r a man who wanta a homo and a arood tnrotuo com l lned. No lettt-r proitition for a m ii-e investor, l-t us how you this full T. Petersen. I KI II A. J 4B? dT. Itl ;.th a. Mala axai. At Standard Factory No. 2 Grand Ave. end East Taylor Sts. POWER MACHINE OPERATORS to learn on Shirts and Overalls Mackinaws and Overcoats $10.00 per week while learnipf. Forty-four-hour week. SATURDAY- HALF HOLIDAY Experienced operators are earning from $15 to $20 weekly . PORTABLE GARAGES $37 - $48.50 - $58 and Up Modern Construction Company 315 E. 11th St. East 5114 KF.AL EOTATV, IHN'T Rl'T K KAL E8TATS without knowing whera your lines ara. iropertlns accuitely urweya by Quina k'atoh. civil and machanical aDC-naara. , room fro-i Urvaa buiiUinjf. ltono tMwy, ST80. tor taia -i.ota. LOT IN IsALiib;! HIHST. Call at our travt olltce, t. 39th and niUin, and lt m kli4w ou tva of tha 11101 alfei.tt? 'ot In the cnotct FMtton of L4ur:.tiurf ; tlifso Inu ari cch fxtxiot and ara atitacnt to each other. ery near tt.o i-ark ami l 4 ( a Mctl!n on xlrm4.y itoniM term.. Mr. Hrawn, 1.or 3.5.1, or eentns laoor P.OSK CITY PARK N. T.- tui. ;itt!i and Hikio tB Not a fiil againai 11. 1 liia I'miu!u1 tui'ncr n rifite.l It (till. J. U UAKTMAN COM. I'AN V, IS 7 Chamtter of Cun.iutrc P1U-, lui and Mark,. M.tin us. , IIK.H.c't.AKi I.MTS. !RVtXi;TtN ANL l.Al HKLIIl'RST. In iture. hurt, e t look' g Vmrh, o per rent of . In tha rho.'O prt of Irt ini' ti at rcent of o' : nuiliei. r l oup laat r h rf 4V I1 bona 1110: iiiiii:a ni f -nlnpi. Kji -t. ti IHKh fc. .Vt ! B box h and Ta y lor. 4 i TO ; r'a i-rr-i a e .kprrtw u t un .h; ont il miiji'" il.cnn pin -.e l lut'ialul. tA-T litut, .oorittr JTin anJ T' a iiitNik, it. O U. Mrt'onnhy, 917 , iti'-ru -a n ttaj' k h 1 (1 1 -. :t ie. v h. 9 J:. T T us" IT .MivlM. en.e-iit usIks. I blk B C tar. A. 1 1 . AKKH- iN. It-i.tv ll-1 Main 7.M. fi'It hAlaK ' lion - lot CiH. m l livpruvfii. -. mioi .ja, on tt iinc. Als All. lonun. AI-Alt:iA IajT. atiaat a.a. MH JOHN- 1 la I aafi Apartment lvro;eV . ltMINO l.o::.f. Ii IodID, til.". HiOtiain piai 4p . aM ouisi.e iomr. well f ur i.lan. 1. ail In t II. K. a ia 1 1 m4it. mmn hl, elr-ciiic iiKhii; iri' 01 h r bxtsaina. il. W. i;Mr:nr. S'! T-vli.t. K.'K rAI.K H roa1 v. a - - I t -I 4tttt Mtl Ulltnt tKua. -Hearh lraierty. UKT A I-KXTU IIOHK t- at ISeaaitia. Or . la laut.:ul ' artar.j.t iarK.' at r duccd pri: to $UA; aaay lriall ti:otl, a pr ritt , 4ju ta b .tii.ci4 by all-pa eo bis aw ay tin eaatera an J ant hem Utffou, i-ic-t, ait a rpovs4 tMHi- loot r". "rt a riant lark" ona of tba mot aitrawtta aoia on l antw eaaU W hit;nf-K.y 4.4 ' ittoa b:4.k. l ort!ai.J. 'rocn. or In-juHa y, M . v.04a. at.W 4. i iroaC.ajr. Aaa.aa. Qrtf-n. , t-ALTAlH, TILLAMOOK BKACH. Tao ri.o- lou, vi,ii0, at to. fair ra tion. Ti'Bincxvk beach . near 4epot an 4 hotel; i4hii.i Iar4 tik, county roal and rai.ro J. tacaa I aiflo otn; auit atiia for buia or r i o n ce , a.wa tio; a iii coniar uidi for auto, proparty ar urban4tisa. Akr DU 0. Oreconiaa. MwAVIEW. Iirsa fur-nifH4-i .ottaa, rlat oa thm hm h. Kat J. KMHT Ueauttfal iot, N r Urn. h n lKa; one B - jn, It s-. V'rlniiin. t.lt , H T be. n.!u :-li. rCKfB. ona Nahkahnr. '4v HJ ;.4. t t f r. is n. HEAL ESTATE. I or Sale -ll-nj- 7-Ki4 M Iit'N;Al.t'V -..s..t. II a a-thorn. ". i-.. runii l baiiK4. liir living rin.. t-iuiiru! itli l pan t-i d.inni rm, fnp xx. i'i)"kr.Ki. iu:it. Itutoti kit-. hn. b- ui :fui l.it l. 4 lr bedrnia.. cement b-V.4rrt. Vox furnn e. beautiful lot alth (fj t trees nnd berriva. Kr4t, hrl aurfaco 8 V.. !' car and athoo. ; f Hmmj caah. bxl. monthly. pen tvf mm CFO. T. M"MKi: 1ihT Tean B . AMu.NU TUB K!HS tS K'UTUSU )l h'HiHTS, price 94noo. 7'.o ah. monthly pa? nietil af e-. buvs thi extra rtl ba.it 7-t-Kjm thoroufiiiy mt,.rn btttic.t ! v nh built-in !fiAi- anil Iirna-. bevl-,l t)l4ti in-litws and fitaoifs. 3 bike. Ilom 'orttand ltciht ar, atw.ut hall up. Vtry itvicl l brjjin. I'hotn at olftt-a o! "rel W. ir:nn Co. Open arcmnc Bun- ll.-sVfl. Alk' .NbW fuwr.uufa la Iniluacd if ou buy my 4-room untiiow a n n a eepins rorcli and W act of iound lh; aeck. Loci tri on Oien K.eirio lin. Sc fare, ajtti aater and aiarinc liK it, Wilt alao In clude SI thicken.. Am to m p lied to aail on t.rount of i. knM in the home aud al t arn:i-a at $1 ix Mun haa raah. a t.nlanca muutr.o. Atclilaon. 4v Hull blrtj. HcssjiKRi: iitMK ;-o. Beautiful a-r.n. rcidnie ; aleplnv pore rerept;- ntia larga livUttf rm., iintni in r.iiJ; firei-lre, bui.t ln buili t. l"uicb kin hfii, full cnnnt bae in nl. turn . laundry t:a)?. ri iint l't. ) ti and Hruu:- ry, at. pax fd. 2 blka. Maauitwiit car. Iirmi can ba arransed. in Kvenina. :ko. t. moohk rn l.H.f vko v Bt.ix?. " A Bk.Ai.TT WORTH SKKINO. If j oa awl a at n-tiy mwl-rn ft -room buiCsV.". 9 i ftaiMlard plunii.inc bard atxtl floor, lull s.-rii,rnt tmeiita lur tiace. f Itep.are, liull-ir.n. Lutu kitchen, uld Ivory and whii enamal linib. larva .t, tavin. I1 a k ana aw-.r all In, ail like n- and rt-iuy to niova In. !. HI l.lal -S :''. M- Kay M-lc Matn M el'.V t'oTTAuK.. pi .( ternia. lod ikiou at,. . rirar T"'ii. "RC" tar. 5-KoGM nioirn )ouae. o74 Ki lti.orta. block from A.tcrta car. Wood. a a