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THE 3IORNIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919. 17 FIRE PATROL PLANES " AT SALEM FOR DUTY Army Aviators to Be Assigned by Conference. FLIERS SEPARATE IN FOG Wetzler, 194 North Seventeenth street, lie was being: held last night in the city jail (or grand jury action. The police say the missingr jewelry was found in his possession. Mrs. Wetrler reported to the police that her home was robbed a week ago. She said that a. day after the robbery Odell came to her and said he was a detective and would aid her in recov ering1 the jewelry. She said she waited patiently for results for several days, but when he failed to show any speed, she determined to call the police bu reau. As soon as they had interviewed Mrs. Wetzler the police inspectors started in search of thj amateur detective. After subjecting him to a stiff exam ination they searched him and found the jewelry. They are now looking for the 200. Odell says he is an engineer and came to Portland recently from Taft, Cal. Jlosebnrs anl Salem Are Expected to Be Baws of Airmen Hunting I for Torcst Blazes. SALEM. Or., July SI. (Special.) Lieutenant "Kmil C. Kiel and Sergeant Fra.nk McKee, assigned to forest fire patrol work in Oregon, arrived here by airplane at 4:43 P. M. today from Camp Lewi.t. They made the flight from Portland to Salem in 45 minutes, covering- tli- beaten path along tile route of the Southern Pacific rail road. Tito aviators were accompanied on the trip by Mis.s Henrietta McKau Khan of Portland and K. 11. Scalier, forestry examiner. Although tlic conference between the covernor, aviators, ttate forester anil other officials had to be delayed until tomorrow, it is believed here that one of the planes will be assigned to .Rose burg and the other to Salem. The Koseburg plne will work south as far as the California line and as far north as Kugene while the Salem plane will w-ork south as far as Kugene and north as far as Portland. Portland and Kugene are said to have bid for at least one of the planes, hut because of the cities' topographical location it is not believed planes will be assigned to each city. HOSEBCRO, Or.. July 31. (Special.) According to a statement made by For ester S. C. Barterum of this"city. one of the airplanes which left Tacoma for patrol work in the forest districts of Oregon will be used in the Umpqua forests of Douglas county. Maps of the region to be patrolled are at pres ent being prepared In the local forestry oltlces,. and these are plaining for ingiii or approximately Ui0 miles per oay. The plane is expected to come here at once, as the fire situation in the Ca cades to the east is assuming serious proportions. GHEHALIS, Wash., July SI. (Spe rial.) Lieutenant Kiel and Sergeant McKee, army aviators landed at the state training school station hero at noon to replenish gas and oil. Lieu tenant Kiel, when he resumed the trip to Salem became lost in heavy clouds and was forced to turn back, starting again later in the day. CASUAL DRAFTS ARRIVE TRANSPORTS BRING OREGON "51 EX FROM FRANCE . PLANES LAND IN PORTLAND MILL STRIKE DEADLOCKED OPERATORS AND WOODS HANDS BOTH STANDING PAT. AMUSEMENTS. HURRY!. Army I liers Lose Each Other in Heavy Fog Over Chehulis. rears wnicn were expressed at noon yesterday fur the safety of Lieutenant Kdward Kiel, who was piloting one of the Curtiss army planes from Camp Lewla to Salem for forest patrol serv ice, were' allayed at 3 P. M., when Lieutenant Kiel landed at the Kast moreland field two hours after the ar rival of Sergeant Frank McKee, pilot or rne other plane. Sergeant McKee, wHo arrived at the field shortly after noon, said he had lost Kight of Lieutenant Kiel's piano :is tney were llying through a heavy fog which hu-ng over Chehulis. Because of te trying air conditions lie was somewhat alarmed over the disappear ance of Lieutenant Kiel's plane. t'pon his arrival more than two hours later Lieutenant Kiel said that Tie had been concerned for the safety of Ser geant McKee. when they lost sight of each other near Chehalis, and his de lay was caused by the fact that he returned toward Chehalis and instituted a search in the fog for his missing companion. .mer taking on a fresh supply of on and gasoline the two airmen pro ceecicd to Salem to report to Governor vjit-oic ior lorest patrol service. The air patrol, according to instruc tions received at the forestry service, will be maintained from headouarters and is designed to cover the Umpqua nu cantmni national forests. INDUSTRIAL ROAD OPENED Clarke County to Start Improvement Work at Once. VANCOrVKR. Wash.. July 31. (Spe cial.) The way was cleared this morn ing for the improvement of the river Industrial road at a meeting of rail road officials and country commission ers. The railroad spur track, which was used for unloading material at the Stamlifer shipyards, will be re moved and relocated, and permission was given the county to secure rock from railroad land. The road, which has alieady been '.pened, will start in at about Kleventh street and continue down the river nbout four miles, giving access to ex tensive industrial sites. The American Canning company and the California Karrel company already own sites con tiguous to the road. At the site of the American Can company- the road has heen moved back tiO'.i feet from the river front, giving the firm the land between the river and the road. In addition to the extensive Indus trial property, the road taps a ich agricultural district heretofore almost cut off from Vancouver. It is the in tention to proceed at once with grad ing and ballasting preparatory to paving. Many Unils Represented in Scatter ing Details That Are Landed at New York. BY PEGGY CURTIS. NEW YORK. July 31. (Special.) Several transports arrived today and yesterday, making a noticeable increase in the population of Camu I.Ierritt and Mills. There were a few Oregon men aboard as follows: Headquarters detachment. water tank train oX to Camp Merritt. Lieutenant tleorge 1.. llider. company C, Portland; Herman U. Stelger, company D, Baker; aiah W. Hickman, company V. J-ortland; Mike L.. Klupenaer. li.ith company, trans portation corps, McMinnville; Amlsy L. Strot g, wagon company U04, Hot Lake; Eric . Ilrown, Lemans casualty company 1&14, Portland; Sergeant John S. Kffinger, Port land; Sergeant Robert W. Grlffen, Astoria; Lemana casualty company ISlo. Jess. G. Stoner, Corvallis; Lemons casualty company 1S18. John N. Weaver, Portland; Brest cas ual company 277:2, Sergeant Gale W. Church, tialem; Harry R. vardeo, wooaburn, and Clayton Sloan. Pendleton, to Mills. United States steamship kroonluid ar rived today with the following" aboard : Motor truck company 50J, John N. Ross, Portland: oth company, transportation corps. Walter Rasch, Cottage Grove; Lewis r. Marrifc, Lnterpnse, and William K. Wands, Lenta; casual officer. Lieutenant James C. Nail, Hlldebrand. St. Nazire cas ual company 1o9, Sergeant Camilla la bruzzo. Portland. St. Nazaire casual com pany No. -101, Sergeant Stanley J. Nlcholf, Harden Home, and Sergeant Gay S. Jonson, ilrestiam. St. Nazaire casual company No. Jill, Lawrence L. .McClure. silverton; Georsre W. Gash. Paisley, and "Willis L. Swetland, Orants Pass. St. Nazaire casual company No. -113, Sergeant Fred J. Wells, Kllel. t'nited States steamer Montpelier brought: Company M, 21st ensiners. Sergeant Will lam I'. Lawrence. Portland, and Clare R. Feaman. Portland. .Motor transport com pany 70.",, Eric F. Anderson, Portland. Fourth company, transportation corps. Scr Keant Frederick' Nelson, Oanby; Daniel C. Fisher. Salem: rayton A. Hubbard. Ash land: Melvin Culow, Portland, and Kdward L. Whitney. Salem. St. Nazaire casual com pany H",tl!. Sergeant W. W. Dillard. St. Hel ens, and William Greenbemcr. Hillsboro. All of the above troops went to Camp Merritt. Aboard t'nited States steamer F. J. I.uek enhach were: l.S8th aero squadron, to Camp Mills. Roscne C. Riley. Eugene: 42d aero squadron. Paul R. Perkelt. Portland, and Klmer Maxfield, Portland. " Federal Conciliator on Scene to Open Conferences Between Employers and Timber Workers. SPOKANE. Wash.. July 31 (Sp- cial.) Striking members of the Inter national Timber Workers' union were deadlocked this afternoon with the mill operators and the Loyal Lsion of Log gers and Lumbermen in the Coeur d'Alene Lumber mill walkout. Both sides were standine pat, claim ing victory, with the only outlook for conciliation appearing through the ef forts of General Robert M. McWade, arbitrator of the department of labor, although neither side is willing to con cede an inch. The figrht is steadily as suming the appearance of the first brush between the four Ls and the Timber Workers' union, in which a vic tory might have a far-reachinsr influ ence throughout the northwest. "I have a 100 per cent record, and I don't expect to break it now," said Gen eral McWade this afternoon. "I am hopeful of brinsrinsj the strike to a harmonious conclusion." General McWade, after -i informal conference with strike leaders and Huntington Taylor, manager of the Rutledge Timber company, today be gan a tour of inspection of the three big mills where the walkout took place, the Rutledge. Blackwell and Winton. and he also expected to visit the mill of the Atlas Tie company. Following mis tour ne win again open confer ences with the employers, and em ployes. Salem Alderman Quits. SALEM. Or.. July 31. (Special.) J. H. Austin, alderman ' from the Third ward, today tenderer his resignation to Mayor Otto J. Wilson and will retire from the council as soon as his succes sor has been named. CAPAt ITV HOVSKS V SEtlKLTll KtlS KAHLY- UDTT T " Broadway at Taylor. X ILilLlvJ Mala 1 sad A 11XS. TONIGHT, 8:15 TOMORROW -SMTML TRICE- MAT. TOMORROW, 2:15 OLIVER MOKOSCO Preseats LEO CARRILLO . la the COMEDY Hit LOMBARDUTD. spiEsniD srppoHTivt; cast. EVE'S Floor. $2, 3 rows tl.r.0; Bal cony, G rows $1.50. 17 rows fl: Gal lery, res. and a dm., R0c. TOMOR ROW'S MATINEE Floor. 1.50, i rows $1; Balcony, 5 rows ?1, 17 rows 50c PortlandtBusiness" jyrra j, nTfl r.t i . 'i :r""l ryfri. NT W TOIAY. j A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and classified for ready reference. Jror rates oy trie monui or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR RENT 9-room house. S rooms fur nished. $40; no children: references. 131 K. ti'.'th st. N. MonlaviTla car. AMUSEMENTS. MATIN EK TOMORROW. ALCAZAR MCSICAL FLAYERS with Mabel Wilber and Oarar Tinman In the Musical Comedy of 1'eppery 1'ulcbritude. "THE RED ROSE" A Carnival of Comedy Capers and Coloring. Eve.. 50. 75. t. Wed. Hat. Mat. US. 0c. I TICKET OFFICES SALEI I AOW OPE HEILIG NEXT WEEK 4 S.'-TJt NEXT SUNDAY bpecial l'rlce Mat. Wed. RicKarJW.ItonTulIy rKBRKNTa AttOKUlUN PLEATING. HEMSTITCHING WK PLKAT skirl,, any alyie. fl: heinelltch- iiiK luc p.ryaru; buttons covcru. Novelty Mfg. lo.. i, Mh St.. MJwj '"0. A;.TK CLTTfcKti A !"" KG. JEW ELEKS. IHKIIViOOn EI.OORIX1. GET liruMls for new o- old house. Port land lUrilKood Floor Co.. I1-' W. Psrlt St. HEM T ITCHING, JKWICl.lcY nd watch rerairuis. Miller's. :lo5 Washington st. M a J ealic tueater b:l S ALFALFA .MEAL. GKOIND FEEI. HAY. K. STtl'HAN, hfriiistitchlnK. scalloping, ac cordion ul piral, Duttuui coteicu: ni.n ord-is. -1 I'lttock bin. Brody l'r.'ii. WALT EH SCOTT. Board ot Trado. M SOtiT. ASKAVEBU AM ANALYSTS. Eilll, THltLHOllN. violin, viola teschr: pupil gevcik. -07 r llrdner bldg. EJ y. ltt-"J. MONTANA AStAV OFFICE, 14li Second t'Qid. silver end platinum bought. ATTOKNEts. MORRIS courts. GOLDSTEIN, practice in I Northwestern Banlc . bldg. CANCEH TKEATED. M. JONES. "1J Morgan M. D. CANCER TREATED, blug. Marshall 61:t. CAKI'ET VE.VYINi. The GUY BATES POST m Masquerader A 5IODKHV DRAMA. Kxre-llent (aet Superb Production. EVENINll Kloor. 2; Balcony. 6 rows $1.50, 17 rows $1; gallery, re served. 75c; admission. 50c. SAT. MAT. Floor. 11.50: Balcony. 9 rows fl, 13 rows 50c - DllftO The kind that wear the best axe HUWO made from your worn-out carpets by the Northwest Kug Co. tFornier ad dress loll Union ave. Itag runs woven, a'l sines. Carpet cleaning, refitting and re siding. Main orders solicited. lS E. 6th St. I'llU.NK EAST S.'SI. B 1-S0. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Has Ruga, all alza Mull orders prompt. fend tor Booklet. 0x13 ruEa ne,m or dry rii-aned, $1,60. r- XCKK WUti CO.. f.4-r. rnfon Ave. N. Laat B 1473. C'KIXl I-OIU BITTONS. TI I K lRWrv.in-iiicnv rnv rA V T (Ill HOITt ACTOR. COO nno KNOW iLMahon. 100 chiroprtr. Thrones pronouuem u treatment ejiaiat. et. permanent. ai tr?;ita" Tl. HIROTOIUST AKCII srKC IAMsT. PA N T A G E Q. MAT. DAILY 2:30 tZ Pepple A Greeowald Preent 1119 BOND AND DANCE BEVCB With Ksthryn McConnell and a Lsrii Company. S OTHEK BIG ACTS . Three Performances Dally. Nliht Curtain at T and 8. EX-WIFE SUES "CONCHY' I-ouis Mueller Charged With Misus ing Coimnunit r Property. OREGON" C1TV. Or.. July 21. (Spe cial.) In nn action filed with the coun ty clerk Thursday, Louis Mueller, who was arrested on July 19 on complaint of his ili-orced wife, Ethel Mueller, for failure to pay alimony, is named in conjunction with Julia Mueller, his sec ond wife, as defendants in a suit to recover damages for property which they are accused of having- fraudulent ly dissipated and which belonged to the rlaintiff before she was divorced from Louis Mueller. Mueller, who is confined in the coun ty jail for failure to pay alimony, wiil not be released until Aujtust S. He pained a considerable amount of no toriety some time ?ince for his stand of beingr a "conscientious objector" to war service. SLEUTH FINDS WAY TO JAIL Stolen Jewelry l'onnd on Man Who Offered to Catch Thieves. John H. Odell, 44. was arrested yes terday by Police Inspectors Swennes and Tat Moloney for the alletred theft of $200 in jewelry and $200 In money from the home of Mrs. A. HOUSE PLANSMFOR BUDGET Mr. Ilawley of Oregon Member of Committee Authorised. WASHINGTON, July 31. Speaker Gillett was authorized in a resolution adopted today by the house to appoint a committee of seven republicans and five democrats to recommend legisla tion for the creation 5T a national budget system. The committee must report before next March 1. Amoner those appointed by Speaker Oillett are Representatives Good, Iowa; Campbell, Kansas, and Mawley, Ore gon, all republicans. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Ttirtli. TJTHERLAND To Mr. and Mrs. Sterling I,llhrrland. Wlllbridge. July 17, a daughter lRSK N T o M r . and M rn. M . Lar fien, 3!Ui Eaat Sixty-second, July IS, a daughter. t W,1M WILKK To Mr. and Mrs.. F. A. W like. 772 KxaL Tv ent -seventh, July 111, a daugh ter. THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Thomas. 591 Kiphtv-fourth, July 10. a daughter. TOWN To Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Town. 3023 Fifty-ninth street, July a son. MARTBXSE Nr To M r. and M rs. A. Mar tenson. r.fis Marshall, July '21. a son. ATKINSON To Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Atkin son. 13fSS Villiard, July 1, a son. HBADI.EY-To Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Head lev, 1201- Bitft Fifteenth, July '23. a daughter. NKLSON To Mr. and Mrs. Gus A. Nelson, 11 North Fox. July '2'S, a pon. BOMCH To Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bollch. 13S Kast Terry, July -G, a son. ltRUCE To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce, 304 Sixteenth. July a son. CLA R K E To Mr. and M rs. Geors "W Clarke. :1S4 V- Tillamook. July 15, a son. MATHIS To Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Mathts. 51S Eaat Fortv-fifth, July 17, a daughter. MORGAN To Mr. and Mrs. Peter .Morgan, 33'J Chapman. July '22. a daujjhter. THOMPSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Thompson, 40 East Ninety-first. July 23, a MI" H To Mr. ann Airs. borgc w . amitn. i4 Eii.st Soventy-eighth. July 2. a won. AEI3Y To Mr unci Mrs. J. C. Aeby. Port land. Or.. July 22. a daughter. CHnnk'HAM To Mr. and Mrs. K. B Crookham. 35 Kins Albert apartment, July L'!, a ;:on. I eat hp. ARMSTRONG Rebecca Armstrong, 5(508 KiB-Vit v-fl-iinl -lnlv !t. 2 vears. HBI'HERD Coral Melve .Shepherd, 231 TNTorrli Tv,vn iv-third. July 30. 1 year. PHE'-PS Eleanor W. Phelps, Sit. Vin- r-nt'M h.isnitaL Juiv 29. 6I years. LENI-EY John Elvard Denley. Good Sa maritan hospital, July Uti, "s years. DELFAVERU Retina. T-elf avero. Mult noiiiMh liotDttal. .TulV '2S. IS years. NAGAE Midorl Nagae, 352 a First. July 2S. 1 veiir. WILEY Harry E Wiley, Portland sanl- triittn .lilv is. S3 ve;rs. ART- Louie T. Art, Willamette river. Jul? 27, Jii yrars. Marriage IJcene. CARPENTER-MOULLET William S. Car nenter, legal, Kenton hotel, city, and, Irene C Moullet. legal, same address. JOHN SON-BROOKS John A. Johnson, 25 Vernon avenue, and Henrietta Brooks, 2r. Bt lmont etrett. between Thirty-first and Thirty-second. ASCHOFF-YOUNG Otto Aschoff. legal, Marmot, Or., and Mabel A. Young, legal, Linnton, Or. DONALDSON-WRIGHT W. R. Donald son, legml, 2m East Seventeenth street North, and B. P. Wright, legal, same address. j ROSSI-DEBBIO Sam RofM, lepal. Bea verton. Or., and Margaret Del Debblo, -legal, 214 Fourth street, Vanoouver Marriage Liceniea SWRTT-MANSSOX Howard Swett. legal, of Portland, and Gunhlld. Mansson. legal, of Portland. WARNER-LUNDEE.N Herman Warner. 36, of Portland, and Ellen Lundeen, '2 A, ot 'Portland. ATUOOD-Rwr irving aiwpoo, j, oc Portland, and Florence Root. 23, ot Hood Rn?OG-LATOURBLLE Al Ilor, 23. of Port land, and Irene LatoureWe, 24. of Portland. RAY-BUSBY Thorn a Kay, 32. of Salem, Or. and Rosie Busby. 22. of Beaverton. Or. tA RI K IT- w uoi wiiiiam oartetz, oi Portland, and Mary Wood. 20. of Portland SCHUMANN - BRENCK.E Ernest Schu mann. 51. of Portland, and Martha Brencke, 5s, ot Portland. REGAN-MI LLICAN Gearg- Regan. Bl, of Portlind. and Ida, MUliean. 40. of Portland. riTDfT IT Fourth at O I - 1, I s Washington Elsie Ferguson "His Parisian Wife" Also Christie comedy, 'Petticoats." and Pictograph. ,'11 AT U. 4. ratting Joy- loto the life off Port land people 1st the ff Irnt object of THK OAKS, Portland' first and best mnusfmrnt resort. Patrons of THK OAKS can drink In Just much off the pure joy off living: as they Hke. Kvery facility for entertainment 1m available here at the bift river park. These facts, no doubt, are respon Klble for the leathering; to be held at the park tomorrow. The day will s tart with a rush when the bigc white states open to admit scores of civil war veterans and other aeores of members of the M f eh lean state society. Members of the Grand Army of the Republic have planned a hlajh old time for Saturday. Mlchiirn folk, renewing: the acquaintance of former years, have arranged an equally interesting day. Joia the fun family at THE OAKS at once. Car at first and Alder. Mx-ccnt fare. Free admission until 5 P. M. daily except Sunday and holi days. JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. m THIS IS IT! JPPGBRCME Today Tonight THI RS. FBI, SAT. DOUGLAS FLINT AND COMPANY In Their Great Comedy, -EASY MONEY" MACK AND LANE Sons - Dance Comedy. "WHAT IT'S ALL ABOl'T." IOWHV A"D KATHR1 -. "Eccentric Comicalities." HAKR1K, Musical Foolishness. EDDY SISTERS, Study in Daintiness. TIX SKY AXD M ounK. TalkitiK. Sinking:, Dancing. The Wonderful BABY-MARIE OSBCRNE In the Plrturr 1'lsy "THt: SAWDIST DULL." Step hp and lluy a Cunch of Lauicbs, WILLIAM, Kste! and Flor.tta D. Veny, th on:y aclenttrto chiropodists ant areh pi'ct-iniim in ma city. I'artor. .oj ner Iir.zcr bldg.. s. W. corner 2d and Ald.r t -none mam l.Tni. CIIIROHODIST. JJR. GARTXLli. foot specialist: corns. nunlons. tool trrliei mi'lq to order. 311 fwt:and niris.. Stli and Wash. Main lost. PAl.Vl.K.SS craduat. ladv ehlronodist: ladlae. snti.men. Open Hundavs. S10 iuan-l-an. "mg Bros n war and Alder. CIRCII.AR LEITKR5. CHAXE LETTER CO.. 1.M0-11-I3 Royil oiaw. Aiarsnall OS'J'J. Multlsraphinff. znlm eogrsphlnc and mall advertising-. COLLKfTIONS. NSTII & CO.. tVorcest.r bide. XIa No collection, no chars;. Kstab. in 1TDS. 1900. IIANCISO. KATHRRIXK M. BOWK k'Uaranlees to tea an oance. in u prtvaie lessons. 1L' lessons 4 lessonr i;n;i Kil.rw b'ds;.. bet. ttb ano run, ou WaslnnKtoti st. Mum SiHJt. Ml!.-; RAYII'S DANCINI! academy. 3d fiooi Dckum bide; privato lessons day mid eve. rociai cawce l-Tlrtay evening. Main 134. MRS. l'LKCK'S ACADEMY. room and stajre dancmir. inn :d st. Ball Main 'J10O. lQi AM) t'AT HOSI'lTAI.. HOSP1TA I. Dr. rtan. ;'.14 Kast n. H. Huthinan. veterlni 'th St. Kast liiiT. B llnl: KI.KCTKICS.I, KKPA1K SHOP. II. M. II. ELECTRIC CO 31 N. 1st at.. Portland, Or. winding and electrical repairing specialty, bee us aoout new or usel motors. Bdwy. 1045. A 1048. BOXWOOD TutnomIlh Kuel Co. Main :40. A 21 1 NO. 1 ASH AND KIR C'ORDWOOn PROMPT DELIVERY; COAL. AND THLCKI.WS. laA&T 7010. OPTO.MtTKISTh ANU OlTIClAM. r-C.l-AitS AT A SAVIM.I. :".N I solicit our patrooj on th' Wv bsi of cupabte mi vice. lbountl of tttffl3 cutftouier. A in I will convince you. Chrlv . tioodmait, Opio inctri.st, Moriibon, ll&iu Pr. George Kuticiisu'in, ta opticln who rcturtiea itcently iroui oraea rvije, ninkes sootl eyetflusees t mouewte pric. JU Moirlson nr. 2d St. Main At Standard Factory Ho. 2 Grand Ave. and East Taylor SU. POWER MACHINE OPERATORS to learn o Shirts and Overalls Mackinaws and Overcoats $10.00 per week while leaning. Forty-four-hour week. SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY Experienced operators are earning from $15 to $20 weekly rATtM AITOKNtV. R. C W'KiaiiT 22 years' experience. j. fc. and torcicu itent. 601 uekum tiig. OCiI-l-Lii:n.. Woroesiir bids. MaIu --t. I'II.1CI-VN? K. fc.. WA'ifc-Kji. oiMi lSellAnd bid. OHO' increased eltielcncy Urujcles treal 0U O nu n l, coitre. paralysis, UwitcUe. p Dlt. K. .-v. I'tlll-Lli. Broadway bu;lritnr. KlirUituUtm. .uii.aii. bowci, luajj, ller. kidi:t . bladder, rvttal. pros ttm tic. f.it . j disoidcri". tkin mflttctlonii. blood preure. 11.1 MJllNti M TI'l.lEft. ti-LMBI-NU PLl'l'UW il who.m pile SurKfl'avii Co.. 2X2 1 Ix'.ra. iinn m ' I'HINTIMi. KK PTON hi i'Ki:?-. J- K. Uanrcnbrin. Mg I'rititins tna linotypin;. ii'ti", trom i'irner Et-rlt. Main or A HIS- FOR SALE MAGNIFICENT LAURELHURST COLONIAT, HOME, ON CHOICE CORNER A biiKineits movo compols me o ff-?- t .in inert i;te nlo of h nea rl v new Ncnx KriKlaml Colonial home, loomed n .i huo x 1 oo corner lot. near car In park ertiori. All f thr woodwork in hall and m.iin roomB is boIm. ma hoan v. balance in old ivory with ery fnic luirdwood floor. There is a n ire 1 ithi full cement buiernerU wiih fruit and fuel rooms ami a dandy hot-wntt-r heating hMsicin. lritc hH heen cipi for quiok iale Terms if uesi rod n nd possession at n early date. Call Tabor 73tii. PRINTING 1;;- EALIlii tc COMPANY, Main ltti. A llo. M AI.K KKrAIKINU. bCALK Hl.Mi. Z-3 ST) ST. l'HONli gHUAUWAT .'3. MCOMI.HWU SlOKtS. LtVIX IUBUWA8B FURMTUKS CO, jl from u W. buy and sell everything In the hard ware and furultur line. Paoos Alain D7'. A tlT4. TK-VSBtKK AN D (TORlOt. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH Th Service With a Reputation" MOVING-HACK INO-bTO R A,i EC-B AGO AGE. liiU ar.d Kearney. Hmncb. t- S HruadMy. PHONE BuYn, 3303 WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Cneral Transtwr and Forwardlns; Agents. TKAl'KAUK. STORAliK ANO T K AN f I t It l-4.r.' N. FIK1U ST. BKOAPWAY ' OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 4T4 GI.I6AN H. rorn-T of lolU. Telephone Broadway 121 or 11G0. We own and operate two larae class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance ratfs In the city. UADlsbx-FT. POCK Ac WAREHOUSE Of-fu-e. 1M Mudihon st. General merchandise tnJ forwarding agents. I'lione Mam 10'Jl. PACKING. MOVING, STORAGE. FECl'RITV STORAGE TRANffER CO. JOi Park St- Main .Mt'.'., A lo.'il. f'l.AV S. MORSE. Inc. TRACKAGE. BTORAUK, TRANSFER. 444-4:4 lllitin Ft. WATCH REPAIRING. HIGHEST prices paid, old watches and Jew el r v. Condition no object. Kep-ilrs a spe cie 1 1 yItalnierJejajnryCoJI4ty2iiL5lLii- Wn.I, DRII-MNG. We drill wells. Call Main 1346. WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS PORTABLE GARAGES cr'i be shipped anywhere. Prices on application. Modern Construction Company 315 E. 11th SU East 5114 AUCTION SALE Of Choice Inside Keul Kstate at JSeateirie, Orepon. FRIDAY U 9 T1"II) V. Al'Cl'sT Sill AM V I II. The Troperty Consists of 1J lots in Dahlia Tark Addilion, on 7th avenue. Lots ,iix75. 4 lots on "th ave nue, fronting on Ttrt avenue, extending to Neranicum l:iver. 100 lota in Hill a Second Addition to Seaside. L,ots oOxlO". This properly Is all choice inside, property and will be sold, without reeerve. PLKV (.ILRKRT st SOX, B. . WOllJl tl, Aoetlsnerr. Garages Call for Illnatrated I'rlee Llal. 3S4 Askcsi St. I ,: rr Frr Phone Broadway 14a, AITO TOI'S. lil.'UllLILLK TUF CO., Ulh and Oak sts IIKV t.OGlls. NOTIONS. L.DINKELSPIELCO.4 tockroom and office orth Kifth street. (IK AIS MI.KI HANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Hoard of Tradta bidg. HATH AND CAP: THANHALHER HAT CO. ACCTION BALES TODAT. At Wllson"a Aaetloa House. 1 A. rvirnltore. 1SS-171 Second at. IF you want to know what clev er Bathing Girls Really Look like Be at Columbia Beach Saturday P. INI. "Annual Bathing Girls' Parade" Yamhill, vltcd. MlEF.TINO notices. rose! city chapter no. s6, O. B. S. Reception for Brother George M. tiyland. past mot worthy lltrand paKrtunt of irenral ftrand chapter J. U. thia. Kri- .day. evenins. 8:."10 o'clock, at Masonic temple. Wept Park end Members of O. K. S. eordially in SARAH n. GUERR1N, Sec. MI'LTNOM AH CAMP. NO. 77. W. O. W.. meets at their hall. Kast Pixth and Kast Alder streets, every Friday evenlnx at 8 o'clock. Visit Intr neighbors always wel come. J. U. WliJiON. i Clerk. PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 55, A. F. AND A. M. Special eom munlcatlon this (Frtdayi een Inar. 5 o'clock. Masonic Temple. Work In M. M. desree. Vlsitina brethren welcome. By order H. J. HOUGHTON, Sec. ALBERT PIKE LODGE. NO. 16J. A. V. AND A. M. Special communication this Kridav evenins;. August 1, at 7 o'clock; K. C. decree. Visitlns brethren welcome. W. COOK. Sec. WILL, meet this (Friday) evening at AMer st. at 8 o'clock. L. W, WKISENBOKN, N. G. FREDERICK COZENS. Rec Sec WEBFOOT CAMP NO. 6.1. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night at W. O. W. temple. 12H 11th street. All mcmbacs welcome. Kum to Kamp Friday night. H. U BAItBLH. Clara. EMBI.KM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pina. new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 1U1-3 Sixth St. FRIED LANDER'S for lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 310 Washington st. HlliKS. WOOL, CAsCARA HAKIk. K.IHN HKOS., 113 Front st- PA1NTS. OILS AMI GLASS. W. P. 1TI.LEU CO.. Front and Morrison, UASML'SsEV & CO., 2d and Taylor. Pil'K. I'Il't: HTTINUH AND VALVES. 7T L. KLINK. b4-S6 Front St. I'l l MBING AND STEAM M PP1.1KS. M. L. KL1NL. D4-BP Front St. PRODH'E COMMISSION MERCHANTS. KVEWDINt' FAHflKLL. 140 Front street. ROPE AND BINDER TAVINE. Porll and Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrua. SASH. DOORS AND OI.ASH. W FLL-LElt CO.. Front and Mo-neon. WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d street. DIED. CHARLTON Tuesday. July 20. at the fam ily residence. 81 V. Winchell St.. Henry Charlton, aged Tl years, beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Charlton. The body l at the chapel ot Chambers Co., J4s--.rtf KllllnBw orth ave., near Williams. u neral announcement later. CARLSON July 3'". lateeof this city. Nor man Carlson, aged mi years. Remains at the Dunning & McEnlee funeral parlors. Broadway and Ankcny . i uueral notice lutcr. McDONALD July SO. late of this city Clyde -McDonald, aged Its years. Kemalns at the Dunning ic McEniee funeral par.ors. Funeral notice later. WISH ART Haley O. Wtshart, July ou. Funeral at Oregon v ny .us". - MONTMENT8. PORTLAND MARELE WORKS l 4th St.. Opp. City Hall. Nen Bros. TJr thi LAPSING GRAM I Tc CO. I R D AT WmU iv ci nc i i HASSALO ,r!l5, LO.O-E FINERAL DIRECTORS. H0LMAN UNDERTAKING CO; Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon ftreeta. , Main S07. A lilL Lady Assistant. L. Dance Tonight COTILLION HALL Portland's Coolest Pavilion Montrose Park New resort on the Columbia high way, near Troutdale, now open. Bathing picnic Dancing: every Saturday and Sunday. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Wash. it. beC 20th and 21st. Wtit .i Main lady Assistant. A Tv5 J. P. FINLEY & SON PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL, DIRECTORS. Main 9. Montgomery at 5th. A l.iaa. rVNERAI. NOTICES. HAWKS In this city, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. F.dwln R. Bow. loo Last 12th. July . Caroline C. Ktt, ""fi.l 5:r"Au!turr.t r1 . Se'rV."?- chapel 'of ' F. s7 Punnln,. Inj. 414 tanl Alder. Interment Ml. i"tt i-ara .emetery. Friends Invited. Please omit f low ers. HAWKS In this city, at the home t her daughter. Mrs. Edwin K. How. 100 K. l.'th st.. July so. Caroline C. Hawea. aged p4 years. r unerai wniLr. . , e-- I the con-ervatory chapel of h. s. Dunning. Inc. 414 K. Alder, corner Sixth. Inter ment Mount Scott Park cemetery. Friend tnvlred. Flea omit flowers. MATTHEWS" At -the family residence 447 Fast Stark JuV 31. Ilattle Matthews oeloved wire of wulmby U "''" d daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John ersteeg. Funeral servt.e- will be held Saturday. Aug at ':nl P. M.. from the conserva tory" chapel of F. S Dunning Inc.. 414 Fast A:.ior. cor. of tlth. Friends Invited. Interment Lone Fir cemetery. OVRBARH In this city, July SO. J'' tlurlirn. aged 'ars. beloved wife of WliiUm tiurl.srg of this city. Funeral servl.es will be held in the conservatory chapel of V. K. Dunning. Inc.. 414 U Alder street today (Friday), August 1. at 2 p M Friends Invited. Interment la Mount Scott cemetery. KKRNS At the family residence. 70S Alle gheny street. St. Johns. July Jl. Jacob Newton Kerns, aged 6 arm. funeral services will be h. :d tomorrow (Saturday). V,,,m,i - at 2 P M.. at the chape, of Breese ' Fnook. Belmont at Thlrty-f .f th. Interment ML Scott Park cemilcrj. GVRBARtS In thl. city. .,5.n-.f ''!,'', liurl.arg. aged J2 years, beloved wife of W imam Ci "roar of this cUy. 1- unerai services will Pe ne:a irom me ',-' '' ' cheoel ol F. 8. Dunning Aldor. Friday. August 1, loviied. Interment Mt SCOTT in this city. July 31. Frank Scott. Vied 61 yeais. Remains forwarued by Mc Kntea K.ler. to Chehails. Wast... for fu neral service and interment. McENTEE A EILERS. Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home, lflth and Everett sts. f'hone, Broad way S13.V. Home. A 2133, F. S. DUNN I NO. INC 414 E. Alder. Phone East B2. Perfect aervlue. personal direction, frea use of floral cbapel and auto equipment. $1000 an Acre for Orchard. YAKIMA. Wash., July Jl. (Special.) E. K. Blaine formerly chairman of the state public service commission, has sold .his Grandvlew fruit ranch of 31 acres at a price reported to be 1000 per acre. This is a record figure, it is stated, for such property in that part of the valley. Get That Happy, Healthy Habit Hop a CO Car Today. COUNCIL CREST. PARK All Amusements Start 1 eP. M. Dancintt Evenings Except Sunday Concert Sunday. DOWNING & McNEMAR Succesjora to Wiiion fc Hon. Multnomah at E. 7 th. Eait o-t. Irvtr.gton dUtrict- DUXNING A McENTE S, funeral director. Broadway and Pine at. PUona Broadway ISO. A -53, Lady attendant. P. L. LERCH E"l:ta.1t"l'Si"dB;iVsrSU- Inc. 414 Ei-,1 2 P. M. KrienUs Scolt cemetery. Bate for Classified Advertisements la The Oregonian. . Waily aaa bun day , rer Una, On Dm. In connerutWa tlmrt ,...XM Hire cvne:utive Utnft .4 tMi r aevra cvtuecultve times.. sU Xba tiiotlnc .iMifl(.i.tloaa excspti, the rata of Mlurh la 1 r iiua per day. bituaUons UmiUU Mala, luluauiiiu vnta CCA!. IS ail utkra lor 1m I txmu iioea. Count aix wortls t tlia Line. AU-eriiaMpiiaenta (aacefcit "feiioniU") mill ba tkkit ovr th tvlaptaoaa If tba advartar i a ubacribr to rilbr plwcM. prkce will l quutcnl over tlaa pitexia, put iaiement will Ihd renderod ttia foi lowios day. dert.vUaeuta axa tasaWe.1 lwr iut Uaily urviuaiiui unUl t. ur 1 ti btinOay Ortmn-uti uit.U a . Jhk, tMatuxday. Sam Conneii Lumber'Co. v L Mortgage Loans 2C Edward E. Goudey Co, l . 8. B.VNK BlU IHXi KKA I. FSTATE. Fur hale -Lota. LOTi IN LAl'KKLHl'RST. We ha a number ot choice building lltes In tho beautilul res-tricied roidentiai ditrit-t ot Lauitiliursl, which we would b I'lvacd to tiiow you. A number of new liousce are beinc erectri lit iaurelhuriU Why not onu lor jou? Call at our traot oiitce, hi. and Oluan Air. Bronu. Tabor 3433. SOMi. LOT BAHGAIN'S IN LALKEl.liURST. Easy paymtnia will build for you and furniah the lot all lor $l'JOO ca.-h, ild mort Kifo to (food bulldunt. Plans turnjthed. fcit-o Mr. bclihunty or phoue lat -Ui Sunday uiuru.n' aud evcuiutf during lha ttk. A iSNAf IN lKVlNtilON l'AKK. 3 choice lots, :uxlmt. lut-inir Meat on roth t. N., llwiiii Killinpi-wonh atil Jarrett; an ide.it humoite with 14-ft. .al ley and ail street liiiprovaiiicnis In and all paid tor; sac ri IK a price uud terma. uwntr. Hit 44. crt-gonian. BAKuAlN 1 RVINGTUN LOT. One of the choicest lota ia Irving ton. on rd street, between titanton nad Siskiyou, facing eaet, lO0j. Ail irapruvamenta la and paid for. Will maka lerma la suit. AddrfM V 40. Oregon. an. &0x!OO LOT. with 8 be ring- pruno trees. South Ut Taoor, 2 blocks from Haw thorne m. ve car, fre from lnrumbranca; will se'.l on very easy terms. Phone KasI Jul 5 , or address East 10th North. OREGON 'HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Kooau 1.13 Courthouse. 6th bt. Lutntuc. phone from 8 to 6. Main 37. Home phone A NicUt call after office bvunw Wood lawn KPort a'l rar of rrncltT o t- nbeTe atldrrt.. Ktectric-al Irthisl chamber lor autall unliiiaht. Mnr.e ambulanre fr sii k aud ills Hbled animal at a moment uoll. Any one dVn.riiie: a tloa; or other pel, eommuni mte w lit. u4. ( all for all 1ot or strayed Murk, as we lik after the impounding. There ta no more cUy pound. Just Urtcwa Humane iHoclety LoT UAIiGAIX. For rash s.ile. wiil take $.115 for fine, full lot near Wood lawn car ; lmpro e -merits paid. Owner. 1-2 i" ham her of Com niefp. l'hone Kast l.H or Mi, in 4t". SCENIC Bl'IKDIMi S1TK3. On beautiful Jtlount Ziun ; k.is. electric ity and ctty water. Call ttiuiidaya except ed) A iHH't (Home phone). KuHK CITY 1ARK, beM corner lot, one blk. north of Sandy Houlovard, hub ol Ro.e City 1'ark, barcaiu. Call at 1314 Sandy H c u 1 c v a rd . PINK res. deuce lot In W averiMh. nar car Jin-; caj.il or terms. Marxian S"7ri. NEW TODAT. SEND US YCUS OLD CARPETS Old Kara and Woolen Clothlnr. . alaa. Kaseralbla. ussd-si VAt-I.TS AND CREMATION. PORTLAND CREMATION ASSN. Vault burials or cremation: disinterment for either. Phone Seilwood C7. FLORISTS. LIT B LINER. FLORIST. 323 Morrison su. poriiaad hotel. Mar. 73. 3i Morrison bet. Bdy. and Park. Mar. ail. Port-and's Leading Fdwr Shojjs. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. f'ortsts. 334 Washington. Main 2tiO. A Powrs for a 1 1 occasions a rustically arranged. ERICSON Twelfth and Morrison Eta. Broadway 2o34. A. I. KEN WORTHY CO.. 5S02-04 92d St.. Lenta. Tabor 5257. BREEZE & SN00Kr.1iLaiSogs, AR 7CI I CD Pfl 693 Williams Ave. n a-CLLCD UUi Kast lOil. c luss. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. M iloi. A 2-.iL. I-ady assistant. CLARKE BUOS.. ClorlsLS. 287 Morrison au liuln or A 1ji5. Kin. flowers and (.oral designs. No branch storga pKOPLE'a FLORAL SHOP. 24S Alir. Flow. ers and flesljrns v.ry rfaionao.e. jiar. ji.-j; lvlC.TO.' PARK FLORAL, CO. th and Yamhill. Funeral designorg; lowest prices. FLUFF RUGS They Wear like Irom. ill Orders. bead for Bookli Hm Kur Woven. All wsea. Carpet Gleaning A BARGAIN. 1 wood butldins lot, cod .o- railon. iSCwood "-VUK. LOT In Iurlhurj-i. 1 block fro.u car iine; rih or tTm.. Marshall r7ti. IRVIN-STON lot lor ma bldg. cheap. COD Xa.n. For al -trii-'h Intrty. tJKT A BEACH IloME now at Seaside, or. In beautiful 'fartwriRht ParK.." at re duced prices; to TOO. ensy Instal1 men t x. 6 per cent : t-oon to b connected by all-pavv'd highway with eat-rn and southern Orcvo, w htch. wl'.n propesca uot0-f oot piir, will maka "Cartw right Park one of the most attractive spot a on Pacific coaat. Whitmer-Kellr Co.. 414 Plttock block. Portland, Oregon, or Inquire K. M Cole, agent, -3 Broad a ay. (iaaaide. Ore con. ALT AI R, TILLAMOOK BaCACIL Two choice lota, at saltatr at tlon. Tli.amook beach ; near oepot ao4 hotel; ad J cine board wt'k. county road and raj i road; faces Paciile oceao; euit able for business or residence; smiue will consular trade for auto, property or merchandis. Address li L Orgoaiaav sjl, A R II A RT PA K K Corner i37 beautiful sii". otn view. sacrt:ice price. Will trade for automobile. ir cash or on terms. Vrtte 3fi 1'arkMcw. liren.; rton. Wash. For Sale -lioutv txlS Rot-, Steam Cleaned, l.ftO, t rk.KN LLl t KLU t O M CnUo Ave. iN. aet B 147J. MORTGAGE LOANS Ia.prs.ed C11 a.d fsraj prnsartr Isstsllmsst repmcst pri.llesr. If prcf.rr.dt prompt, reliable ..nice. A. H. BIRRELL CO, tlT-SI Kortaneatera Bank Balldlas. Mar. kail 4114, a. lla. MORTGAGE LOANS OS IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. INSURANCE PROTECTION BEST TO BE HAD. PROMPT SERVICE. ORl)l,U BOND A MORT(.AI,K CO. i0-i!2 SKLXINO BL"li.LINLi. MAX M. PM1TH, Main T215. A 31:11- b.ilins b:dg.. Sixth and Alder street. TCKESTH FLORAL, CO.. 2S7 Washluton St.. b.tw.ea 4tb and 3th- ilaln olui A 1161. JOHN B. COFFEY, MORTGAGE LOANff, Insurance, Surety Bonds SOS Wilcox Bldff. Msla 703. A 370X Cl.USt: IN. VTALlvINO UISTA.N'CU. Kant J-'rn St., s.K-room, built for per manent hum; ctrn-r lot: will include f u r ii lvj re: -l""q. Kst i:;04 eenlngs. 4"i0 CASH. 5-i per mo. bue 6-rm. bunga low on r-. lMn ., n-ar Aiocn -.r, jiikw only I-T50; ste Mr. Partis wort h. Tlie Prone .'o. 4lO Il'-nry Hdp. Main l?4:i. i ori.er io: ; ' Mate aiso 1? 7,-.o L. 7'JtH car. UV on nr. .Vrojm tt:nca.ov (tood baienient : fuinuuic tu desired: hou&e built 4 .ar. st. N.. : bio.-ks from It. O IRVINdTOX 10txl0O. 17th and Broadway. $75iM. This is business propertv. but there In fine s-n.o.n hou. luil bainiti that poe with !t. Eaat 41!. A I.AMF.DA HilM E SM-OO. Perlect bungalow-type, 4 rooms 1st floor, 3 rooms. - p. -M ; ir.e. fc.at -41J. $Mi CASH. MONTHLV, SHotl. S-room house. T-'xlOO lot, 30 nunuies out 8Tn-kland. ViUx bld. BV own ton. :i In all. r. bungaiovv ti hst pan oi 3rinfc rooms hardwood f . oors; ti room A H O'".", (.ireKftnlin. FOR SALK By own r. 7-i oom molri a houe: convenient to two car iines; term full at .''.4 K. 17th st. N. Kt'R SAl.K by on-r. al a sacrnice. moiiTk live-room butiicalow, 'llllam avenue. terms. Ph.-nw Tabor ft'ij.V EUiHT KOOIIS TWO LOT? Fl X B VIEW. lotixlOO: be ; ring fruit: extra fme home; $juU0, tcrmii. Mutn i-Ul. J