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Newspaper Page Text12 TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, MARCn - 4 - ' ' ' I - - 14 7 .' . .-i v. ft SHIPPING Ml HAS FAITH HI PORTLAND F, ships, would tend to cat the loads car- f rled and thus injure our carrying- posal- j bilitles and chances of doing business. , The strong wind from the southeast caused the steamer Mehanno to drag i anchor off oler 34 earlv this morning and j the heavy craft bore down upon the bows I HESITASfCY OP BAXKS TO AD- hid liunu SVIIUUUCr vi uictw The big steamer was not injured, but toe Possiblities as Port Held Ex tremely Promising. EASTERN TRIP IS ENDED K. D. Dawson Arrives to Take up iNcw Dalies as Manager for Columbia-Pacific Company. K. D. Dawson, the new general manager of the Columbia - Pacific Shipping company, arrived in Port land yesterday with Mrs. Dawson. stem of the sailing vessel was an unhappy sight when the tugs pulled the ships apart. The Chief's bowsprit was a wresk and a lot of the sear was carried away. This was about the only bit of damage i done by today's blow. PORT TOWN SEND, "Wash., March 21. (Special.) The Admiral Evans, sailing from Seattle for Anchorage, via south eastern Alaska ports, was reported this morning fast in the mud in Duncan bay, where she stranded Saturday morning after colliding with and sinking a tug lowing VAN'CJE MOXET BLA31ED. High Cost of Materials and Inabil ity to Market JLast Year's Pack Also Held Factors. SEATTLE. Wash., March 21. (Spe cial.) High cost of materials and supplies, inability to markat last sea a raft of logs during a heavy fog. The son's pack and the consequent hesi- crew of the tug was saved. The Evans so far as reported sustained little damage and when floated will proceea norm. The steamer Cansumset, after taking on Puget sound freight for. Europe, sailed this morning for Portland to take addi tional cargo, and from that port will sail for Kurope. calling at San Francisco to complete her cargo. Sailing early this morning for southeast ern Alaska, the steamer Admiral Goodrich carried full cargoes of cannery supplies and crews for tha canneries at Hunter bay and Plllor bay. The Norwegian steamer Slnaloa, in the service of the (leneral Steamship corpora tion, will load :i()00 tons of canned salmon, flour and lumber for west coast ports. The shipping board steamer Eastern tancy on the part of the banks to advance money for this year's busi ness are combining to force a number of Alaska canneries to close this year, according to fishermen who are preparing to go north Twine used in net making and re pairs which formerly cost 18 to 20 cents is now priced at $1.50 a pound. Tin cans, boxes, rope and other ma terials and supplies have shown a cor responding increase, and, with the high priaes which have prevailed on canned goods during war times ex pected to drop at any time, the can- ners stand to lose money on the last Thov ha 1.,t mnlvtvA a trin to I engine irouoic. Kepairs win uiu J r , DOPt Gale, which sailed this afternoon tor tne year's pack, which is still on hand New York and other eastern cities where shipping is handled in big fig ures. Mr. Dawson is brimful of en thusiasm for tha possibilities of Port land as a port. Mr. and Mrs. Dawsoa are staying at the Portland hotel for the time until they can make arrangements to get definitely located. Plan to Be Announced. Although he declared that the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company has big things in store for Portland in the near future. Mr. Daw-son said it would be impossible for him to make definite announcement of plans until after he had met with his board of directors today. Mr. Dawson will be installed for mally as general manager of the com pany at the meeting of the directors today. The situation of Portland on an inland waterway is no more unfavor able for shipping than is the situa tion of Philadelphia and Baltimore in the east, Mr. Dawson declared. He said that both these eastern cities are outstanding factors in the commer cial development of the country, and there was no reason why this city should not compete favorably with them and other cities as a port of the first class. "In one respect at least Portland has the advantage over Philadelphia from the standpoint of port facili ties," Mr. Dawson declared. "In the winter time Philadelphia is compelled to combat the ice with ice breakers in order to keep the channel clear for vessels, a practice which would hardly be necessary here with the Portland climate." New York Office Opened. Mr. Dawson had been connected with Sudden & Christenson for many years in executive capacities and just previous te coming west he organ ized and opened the New York office of that company. During the war he held a responsible position with the division of operations of the shipping board. After accepting the position with the Columbia-Pacific Shipping com pany Mr. Dawson came west, stop ping en route to Portland for a few days at San Francisco. He takes the place left vacant by the resignation of A. C. Stubbe. Mr. Stuhbe an nounced that he planned, with the assistance of certain Portland inter ests, to build up a new service from this port. I. S. A aval Radio Reports. (All positions reported at 8 P. M- yes terday unlet,! otherwise indicated.) W. s. POKTKR, Gaviota for Everett, 774 miles from aviota. PliKSlDENT. San Francisco for Seattle, .Jt.i miles from Seattle. El. SKGl'NDO. towing barge 93. Rich mnnd for Point Wells. S2 miles south of years at various northern points, it is in some cases. In some cases the pack was held in the hope of obtain ing still higher prices, and in those cases the canners stand a chance of being caught with the stock that they may be forced to dispose of at a loss. It is not in the increased cost of supplies alone that the cost of pro duction has gone up, say the fisher men. According to A. J. Muckle, who has been in the cannery business for Columbia river. KLAMATH. Portland for San Francisco, Id., miles south of Columbia river. ROSE CITJ", San Krani-isco for Portland, 14.. miles south of Columbia river bar. becoming more difficult every year to get the fish. 'Five or six years ago the boats would make two or three short trips FltAXK H. BUi'K, Monterey for Meadow I in the season and bring in enough fish I'r.n.!'.l,:V,,.-.I7;i.l.0".f.r0In MonttrcJ. - to make the season's pack." said Mr. nni-rvn.,j. Vancouver ior oan r ran- ..,,, ..r.f , miles north of San Francisco. -'APT. A. F. LUCAS, for Richmond, 653 miles from Richmond HA VILA H, San Francisco for Seattle, miles north of San Francisco. QUEKIS". Seattle for San Francisco, 08 miles from Seattle. BKXKAI.IS, San Francisco for Yoko hama, r.7. mill's west of San Francisco at S P. M., Jlarch 20. MANOA, Honolulu for Pan Francisco, "94 miles west of San Francisco at 8 P. M . March in. BROAD ARROW. San Francisco for Woosung, ll.4 miles from San Francisco at X I'. M.. Ma n h M. HA VILA H. San Francisco for Seattle, .",(7 miles north of San Francisco at 8 P. M.. March 20. WEST CAWTHORN. Honolulu for San Francisco, 4'i- miles from San Francisco at 8 P. M.. March 20. SANTA RITA, towing barge W. J. Pirrie, BellinKliam for San Francisco, 137 miles north of San Francisco WASHTENAW, port San Luis for Port Monrty, B. C. lion miles from Port Moody. HORACE X. BAXTER. Seattle for San Franci.-co, 100 miles north of San Fran- cisro JOAHANNA SMITH. San Francisco for Coos Bay, -.0 miles north of San Fran cisco. HARTWOOD. San Francisco for Grays Harbor. 272 miles north of San Francisco. YOSEMITG. Port Gamble for San Fran cisco. 10 miles north of Blunts Reef. ASUNCION. Aberdeen for San Pedro, 520 miles north of San Pedro. Muckle. boats went as far as 150 miles.' Movements of Vessels. PORTLAND. March 21. Sailed ' at 1 P. M. Steamer W. F. Herrin. for San Francisco: at 11 P. M.. steamer Colonel E. 1. Drake, for San Pedro. Arrived at ft" P. M. Steamer Santa Monica, from San rancisco; at 7 A. M., steamer Willamette, from San Francisco. ASTORIA, March 21. Sailed at 7:25 A. M. Steamer Klamath, for San Fran Cisco and San Pedro. Arrived at 6 and left up at 7 A. M. Steamer Santa Monica, from San Francisco: arrived at 8 and left up at 9 last night, steamer Willamette, from San 1' rancisco. Sailed at 7:15 last night steamer Johan Poulsen. . for San Francisco, SAN FRANCISCO. March 21. failed at f A. M. bteamer Davenport, for Portland. EUREKA, March 20. Arrived Steamer City of Topeka. from San Francisco for Portland. SEATTLE, March 20. Sailed at 6 P. M. Steamer Cansumset, for Portland. COOS BAY. Or.. March 21. (Sneclal. Arrived at 8 P. M. Steamer City of To peka, from San Francisco. Sailed at 1:10 P. M. Steamer Bandon, for San Pedro, SEATTLE, Wash., March 21. Arrived -Steamer Admiral Farragut. from San Diego. Sailed Steamers Ketchikan, for WILHELMINA, Hllo for Honolulu, 25 " " ve-. .u. pu .v. miles from Hilo at 8 P. M., March 20. TACOMA. Wash.. March 21. Arrived &.1.M A L IU Ian r rancisco lor lm" Steamer Sinalna. from Ran VrnnHpsrA orient, S04 miles from San Francisco at 8 I Sailed Steamers Eastern Mariner, for New P. M., March 20. lorn; san Diego ior .fort iiakeley; sina- DERRV LINE. Manila for San Fran- loa, ior Valparaiso. Cisco. I'.'t2 miles from San Francisco at 8 469 Clay street, and Melalne Krnse, 13, ftortonia hotel. TAYLOR-ANDERSON Archie O. Tay lor, 27, Warren, Or., and Signe Anderson, 21, 1438 Union avenue. OTTERSON-PETERSON H. Otterson legal, 1893 Exeter street, and Inger Amelia .Peterson, legal. 764 Portsmouth street. HBISERMAN-ROSEBROOK Frank Heiserman, 33, Tenino, Wash., and Marie Kosebrook. ho. ismpress notel. VASSALL-SEMPLE Arthur M. Vassall. legal, Salem, Or., and Zoe Agnes Semple, legal, Benson hotel. BUSHMAN-SCHULTZ Edward Josepb Bushman, 23. 2235 Fifty-third avenue Southeast, and Haxel Schult?, 20, Beverly apartments. JOHNSON-ROGERS William George Johnson. 37, 1010 East Thirty-second street North, and Ethel C Rogers, legal, Almira apartments. KAUFMAN-SMITH Alvie A. Kaufman. 21, 586 Leo avenue, and Zoe Smith, 18, 650 Spokane avenue. COX-HEPWORTH Norris Milton Co I, legal, 1253 East Morrison street, and Min nie May Hepworth, legal, 675 Oregon street. Vancouver Marriage Licenses. TUPPER-WISE A, J. Tupper, 55, Al bany, Or., and Mrs. Mary Wise. 48, Al bany, Or. ZANDER-BARNES Robert Zander. 21. Salem. Or., and Mary E.. Barnes. 18, Sal em, ur, KESLEr-MARSh Hurold Kes er. 26. Vancouver, and Mildred Marsh, 22, Vancouver. COOK-HELZER Henry Cook. 22. port- land, and Pauline Helzer, 20, Portland. RHODES-SOEHL Bills Rhodes, legal, La Center, and Margaret Soehl, legal. La Center. WATSON-HAKRIS Kalpn li. watson, 21, Portland, and Enola Harris. IS, Eu gene. Or. n , HOOKHAM-OLTVER Harold H. Hook- ham. 42. Portland, and Anne L. Oliver, 45, Portland. H A AR-TIMMONS Alexander Haab. 29, Vancouver, and Muriel Timmons, 17, Van couver. HRnTirirRS.V4TlH Lerov Brothers. 24, Portland, and Helen Marr. 20. Portland. WHITE-CASE Frank wnite. legal. Van couver, and Lena tase. legal, vaneouvei. KEKNHOLTS-B ALLARD Harrison Keenholts. 30. Portland, and Bertha Ball ard. 20, Portland. M OO E RS -OKI Frl 1 rl ueorge mooerj. 18. Portland, and Genevieve urliritn. la, Portland. ..... HI RD-BAKKK Airreo Hum, iwti- tlo Ground, Wash., and Esther Baker, B-', Battle rirounrt. vvasn. AMCSEMEXTS. THI BBST IN VAUDEVILLI S Nights, Sun.. 15o to 1 5; Man.. Tnesw 15c to SL 4 Mats.. 8nn Moiu, Tueo.. Wed lSe to 75c FOUR MARX BROTHERS Basil, Lynn Howland. Ben K. Benmy, O'DONNELL & BLAIR T.neas Si Inez. Maboner Ss Auburn. Klnocranu (Exclusive). Topics of Day. ALEXANDER KIDS This Show Closes With the, Matinee Wednesday. Mar. 24. Tonight All Week Mat Wed., Sat. ALCA ZAR In the English MuMral Comedy THE QUAKER GIRL Reception on Stage After Show Next Khyam, Mystery Man of India. MEETING NOTICKS. era. nv.AZEE GROTTO, NO. 65. M. O. V. P. E. R. Stated meeting this (Mon day) evening. In Pythian bldg. (Masonic Temple), at 8 o'clock. Entertainment and refreshments. Class of candidates to be initiated. By order of the Sec REGULAR meeting of Industrial Lodge No. 8. A. O U. W., Sd floor. Pythian bldg. formerly Masonio Temple), West Park and Tamhlll, Monday night, 8 o'clock. Buffet lunch. W. J. ALLEN. Recorder. AKER STOCK COMPAWT Tonight all week Mats. Wed., Sat. "REMNANT" The story of a neglected little street waif. Rich in comedy and love interest. Next Week "In Walked Mary." HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Monday) eve at 7 o'clock. Work in tha F. C. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. . W. M. DE LIN. See. WILLAMETTE LODGE. No. A F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Monday) evening at 7 o'clock sharp Work in F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. W. S. WEEKS, Sec AUTO MECHANICS. Specially called meeting Monday, Marcu 22. Matters of importance to Be ais cussed. 1261, 4th s'. over Circle theater. FRIEDLANDER'B ior iodge emblems, class pins and medals. 310 Washington t. AMCSEMKNTS. TRAVELERS' GUIDE. TICKET OFFICIO SALE I H Opens Today H TTI7TT T Broadway at Taylor ITIlIiIILKJ Phone Main 1. THIS WEEK THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY NIGHTS, MARCH 25, 26, 27 SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT. MESSRS. LEE & J. J. SHCBERT PRESENT FASCINATING PLAY WITH MUSIC WAGK AGREEMKXT IS DEXIED Standifer Company Superintendent Says Conferences Xot Ended. R. V. Jones, superintendent of the steel shipbuilding plant of the (J. M. Standifer Construction corporation at Vancouver, denied Saturday that his company has renewed the wage agree ment with the metal trades counrjl which expires in April. Several con ferences between the union leaders and the shipbuilding company's repre sentatives have been held on the sub ject of a now wage agreement, Mr. Jones said, but no consummation has been reached. Work is progressing at the Standi fer plant on the construction of five steel steamships of 9500 deadweight tons each for the Green Star Steam ship corporation, and the first hull, that of the steamer Arcturus, will be launched March 30 or 31. The second of the Green Star ships, which has has been named Aquarius, will be launched IS days later. Keels of three 12-000-ton steel tank ers which the Standifer company will build for the Standard Oil company of New Jersey will be laid during the first half of May. Pacific Coast Shipping Xotes. SEATTLE. Wash., March 21. (Special.) Instead of stepping out of a door of the Hammond Milling company's plant on the east waterway last night onto steps that he supposed were below. Captain C. M. Groins, 55, mastrr of the steamship .astern Craig, fell six or eight feet and broke his right leg. Ho was removed to- Providence hospltaL The Eastern Craig was loading flour at the company's wharf. She is one o( .the Japanese-built steel steamships recently aeuverea lo ine snipping board in Seattle. Captain Groms Is an old-timer in the north Pacific fleets. Carrying 10.50O measurement tons of cargo. Including 1.600,000 feet of lumber. two vessels of the United States shipping board, the steamers Eastern Gale and Meriden. both managed and operated by me aiaison .navigation company, sailed irom Seattle early last evening for Hawaii. ASTORIA. Or., March 21. (Special.) The steam schooner Johan Poulsen sailed at l:ao last nlgnt lor San Francisco, car rying a cargo of lumber from Portland and W mi port. The steam schooner Klamath sailed at 7.25 this morning for San Diego with a cargo of lumber from St Helens. The steam schooner Avalon. coming to load lumber at Portland, arrived at 3 this morning from San Francisco. The steam schooner Santa Monica ar rived at 2 this morning from San Fran cisco and proceeded to Portland. The steam schooner Willamette, bring ing freight for Portland, arrived at 7:30 last night from San Francisco. The steam schooner Santlara arrived at this morning from San Pedro and will load lumber at the Hammond mill. The barkentlne Charles F. Crocker left at 4 this afternoon for Wlllapa Harbor to load lumber. The steam schooners H. B. Lovejoy and Daisy Putnam are due from San Francisco to load lumber. SAN FRANCISc67March 21. (Special.) The T. K. K. liner Korea Maru arrived from the orient via Honolulu today and anchored off Melgga wharf in quarantine at 7 A. M. The vessel enjoyed splendid weather during the greater part of the voyage. There were 193 passengers In the first cabins. 21 in the second and 203 Asiatics in the steerage quarters. The Korea brought a full general cargo. The Pacific American Steamship asso ciation is in favor of the establishment of a load line for American ships, as an nounced today. The association will ap point a committee of experts who will confer among the various operators here and will then discuss the load line with a sub-committee, which is making an in vestigation on this coast, preparatory to rendering a report to the committee ap pointed by the United States department of 'commerce and labor. The members of the association do not, however, favor the adoption of the Brit ish Plimsoll mark. They say that some thing more elastic is needed to suit Amer ican shipping. The steam lumber schoon ers, for instance, will have to bear a distinctive mark of their own. for the type te unique and the mark will have to be placed high up. It is also said that the ! P "wl xttssas at III ill as atonricaa 1 P. M.. March 20. LURLINE. San Francisco for Honolulu, 12K! miles from San Francisco at 8 P. M., Marc h "0. WEST HIMROD. San Francisco for Honolulu. 3'.0 miles from Honolulu at 8 P M.. March 20. LANSING. Port Pan Luis for Honolulu, Hiss miles from Honolulu at 8 P. M., March L'i. ARGYLL. Seattle for Port San Luis, 520 miles from Port San Luis at 8 P. M.( Mun-h "0 EELHECK, San Francisco for Portland, 110 miles north of San Francisco. WEST CAWTHORN', Honolulu for San Francisco. 0N miles from San Francisco. ARGVLL, Seattle for Port San Luis, 180 miles from Port San Luis. LYMAN STEWART, San Luis for Van couver. 853 miles from ancouver. RICHMOND, towing barge 95. San Pedro for San Francisco, 00 miles south of north San Francisco lightship. HUMBOLDT, San Pedro for San Fran cisco, loo miles from San e rancisco. GOVERNOR, Seattle for San Francisco, 35 miles south of Point Arenas. ADMIRAL DEWEY, Los Angeles for San Francisco, 122 miles from Los Angeles. W AH KEEN A, San Diego for San Fran cisco, HI miles pouth of San Francisco. LIBBY MAINE, Salina Cruz for Pan Francisco. 176 miles south of San Fran- cisrn. MULTNOMAH. Ran Francisco for San Pedro. miles west of Pan Pedro. MERIDEN. B0 miles from Flattery. KATHER1NE D. SALAVERRY. Peru for Vancouver, 40 miles south of the Co lumbia river. CANSUMSET. Seattle for Portland, 53 miles north of the Columbia river. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. FIELD-CROWE Albert L. Field, legal. Yamhill. Or., and Alma W. Crowe, legal. 347 Multnomah street. KNO WLTON-LAIDLAW Alfred Bruce Knowlton.' 34. Canada, and Alma Edna Laidiaw, 34, 504 East 52d street North. VOLZ-KILDEAU John Volz. 59. Banks. Oregon, and Elizabeth Klldeau, 58, 905 Garfield avenue. SPIKELM1ER-ANDKRSON Charles F. SDlckelmier. legal. 167 King street, and Gladys Anderson. legal, 107 King street HELZER-McKINNKY H. H. Helzer, 21, 422 Monroe street, and Violet McKinney, 16, 422 Monroe street. BAETZ-KRUPB Frederick A. Baetz, 25, TiyiRS. MARY E. ROACH, of Lynchburg, Va, who says Tanlac is her favorite medicine and that she will always keep it on hand as it enabled her to enjoy three years of good health. NEW YORK BOSTON - - - INCLUDING CAST WM. NORRIS CAROLYN THOMSON MELVIN STOKES I STUNNING I CHORUS I I DELIGHTFUL I MELODIES EVK'S S2.00. 1 .50. $1.00. 75c. 50c. SAT. MAT J1.B0, $1.00, 75c, 50c PIRPXT SAILINGS ECROFK. FROM WEST ST. JOHV. N. B. on arrival C. P. R. train from th west. Iat fttramship To Mar. ill Sicilian Glawgow Apr. 3 Melita Liverpool Apr. 8 Grampian Havre Vpr. 10 Em. of France Liverpool Apr. Scandanavian LIvpool Apr. ! Pretorlan Glasgow April 23 Aifnnedo.a Liverpool tlHpan- hina-Pniltpplnes. From Vancouver, B. C, to Yokohama. fShanichai, Manila. lions Kontf. Date Steamship Apr. S Empress of Russia Apr. 30 Mont eft el Apr. -8 Empress of Japan All Information From Canadian l'arlfio Ocean Nervk'eii. Ffaone Bdwy. 00 65 3d St.. Portland, T.mtv TONH.HT. VAI'DJKVILLE. rHOTOl'LAV. "GO AHEAD" MI.MATl'KK Mt'SlCAL COMEDY AND SONG KKVIE. SESSl'E HAVAKAWA whose last picture caused the censorship row in rortianu. "THE ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCE. GR1ET, KRAEMER AND GRUET. "A Cir cus Day in Georgia"; ROSE GARDEN. character singinR. talking; LOCK HART AND LADDIE. "The OriKinal Breaknecks' MALONEV AND ROGERS. "A Seashore Flirtation"; ROTTAC1I AND MILLER, comedy singing and talking. Columbia RiTer Bar Report. NORTH HEAD, March 21. Conditions at the bar at 5 P. M. : Sea, smooth; wind, northwest, eight miles; weather, clear. 1:52 A. M. 2:32 P. M. Tides at Astoria Monday. HiBh. Low. .0.1 feet8:n! A. M..-0.3 foot .7.8 feet 8:34 P. M. . 1.4 feet DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, March 21. Maximum tem perature, 60 degrees; minimum, 38 degrees. River reading at 8 A. M.. 3.5 feet; change in last 24 hours. 0.3 foot rise. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to S P. M.), 0.08 Inch: total rain fall since September 1, 1019. .24.56 inches' normal rainfall since September 1. 35.13 Inches: deficiency of rainfall since Septem ber 1, !!!. 10..r7 Inches. Sunrise. 6:12 A. M. : sunset. rt:2. P. M. Total sunshine, 7 hours, minutes: possible sunshine. 12 hours 13 minutes. Moonrise, 6:3B A. M. ; moonset, 8:22 P. M. Barometer (reduced to sea level) at 5 P. M.. 24.44 inches. Rel ative humidity at 5 A. M., 6 per cent; at noon, 52 per cent; at a f. XI., 40 per cent. THE WEATHER. ' -'I 'Sir 1 1 ' . v -S $ i K S t WUd 5 Ss I a rt t s ! 3 a! I I STATIONS. 2 : ? g woataor. I : S : s s ; 5 ; i PIN ! 44! 521 T. ..ISe v u.uii. .i.i:; 4S:O.00!12IW 56 0.001. .SE 52 0.0OI..IW 70 0.0012ISE 5S 0.001. .IS (... 50.1ll0iSW .1. . .1 62.0.00(10 SE 301 5S0.UO .. H 22'40 0.001. .ISW 64 0.00:12iSE 601.1212:SW 62i0. 02110 iSW 560.10 14;NW Baker Boise .. Boston CalKary Chirago Denver Des Moines. Eureka . Galveston .. Helena .... Juneaut Kansas City Los Anseles Marshfield . Medford : . .. Minneapolis New Orleansi New i ork . North" Head Phoenix ... Pocatello .. Portland . , Roseburg . . Sacramento St. Louis... Knit Lake.. Auil) eso. . . I. Francisco...! oiu.du:iu" Seattle I 4SI 56i0.04;10SW sitk. I. . .1 44 0.00!. . Spokane ...I 44l 64IO.OOll2!NWi Tacoma I 421 69'0.00'12'W 50 0.00 6S:o.(W 50 0.00! 520.0: 7S 0.001 60 0.001 6010. 08 60 0.04 520. OS 54;0.00l. .IS 6S!O.O0!26SE .SE ..IE 22 W . .inw: . . INW 16! S ..IN . Aw 1SJSE "Tanlac has been the favorite medi cine in my cabinet for three years,' said Mrs. M. E. Roach, of 402 Clay street, Lynchburg, Virginia, in an in terview, recently. At the time 7 began taking Tan lac," explained Mrs. Roach, "I had been suffering from indigestion, rheu matis-m and other troubles for nine years and could find nothing to help me. If I ventured to eat anything the least bit heavy I would bloat up with sour gas and almost smother. My heart would palpitate frightfully and when these spells came on me I was so dizzy and weak I could hardly stand up. I often had to stop and rest while doing my housework. I a hsirilv ennstinated and hardlv pvor Pn.Jl tree of headache. I also suffered with rueuiiiuiiaui iu iiij iiubdi. uu espe cially in cloudy, rainy or snowy weather my pain was almost unbear able. My kidneys and liver were out of order and I had the worst kind of pains in my back, legs and shoulders. I had no appetite and what little I did eat seemed to do me more harm than good, as I always suffered after wards and had become so run-down, weak and miserable that I sometimes felt like life -.vas hardly worth living. "One day I read a testimonial for Pt cloudy Tanlac that seemed so sincere that I Rain Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Rain Clear ' ICIoudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Kaln Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Cloudy Walla Walla Washington Winnipeg . Yakima . . . decided to see if the medicine would helD me. Well, the first bottle did . 62 0. 24i.. I.w Ipt. cloudy me 8o much good that I got another, I ft KOlOR ,1inlv I .. ... Pt cloudy I tnen anolner ana so on until my Clear trouoies an uijjjjeafea. as x saia. Cloudy that was three years ago, and I have Pt. cloudy been able to keep myself in good Rain health ever since bv takine- a. fw 5210.18 ..INWIRain ? . , l"ea 52 0. 00-.. IS Clear I reel ine ueeu m i- laaiiuc nas duiii 42;o.oo!10lSE Clear I mn up and given me stremrth and 6410.001. .tSE Pt. cloudy energy bo that my housework is easy Tatoosh Isd.46' 500.2S22!S Valdeit lioi2SO.O0j..lNE 521 46! Clear Cloudy cA. M. today. Ing day. M. report of preced- I for me. It makes life worth living, for it keeps me with a good appetite, helps me to digest my food properly. FORECASTS. I and, by relieving me of all suffering Portland and vicinity Rain; southerly and nervousness, enables me to sleep inds. I soundly every night. I shall always Oregon and Washington Rain; moderate I .,-,1,,. Tanlac" to fresh southerly winds. i ..,, j -M i K Idaho. Kaln or snow. I , " j .uc PantageS MAT. DAILY S:S0 The Sensation of the Season THE GREAT LEON and his company of wonder workers, with Edith Packard, the original "It's Me Again" girl, in a series of spectacular Illusions. SIX OTHER BIG ACTS. Three Performances Daily. .Night Curtain . at 7 and S. LYRIC MT8ICAL STOCK Matinee Daily at 2: nights at 7 and 9. The Highly Seasoned Big Laugh Feast Mike and Ike THE MUSTARD KINGS One continuous round of fun. With DILLON & FRANKS and the Rosebud Chorus. Country Store (Extra) Tuesday Night WASHINGTON AT 11TH ST, GLOBE ELSIE FERGUSON "COUNTERFEIT" CIRCLE FOURTH AT WASHINGTON Special Production "WHEN BEAR CAT WENT DAT." Also a Fatty Arbuckle comedy, brimful of fun and wholesome joy. Open from 9 o'clock In the morning until 4 o'clock of tne toiiowing morning. Learn All Popular DANCES And new steps as danced In the ballrooms today from Professional Dancers a t De Honey's Beautiful Acad emy, 23d and Washington. New Classes for Beginners starts Monday and Friday evenings this week. Ad vanced classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 11:30: Private in structions free with class lessons. All pop ular dances guaranteed in elgnt 3-hour lessons. LADIES, $3.00 GENTLEMEN, $5.00 Plenty of desirable partners and prac tice. No embarrassment. Separate step room and extra teachers for backward upils. A printed description of all dances ree for dud! Is. The social feature alone is worth double the price. Learn from professional dancers. Meet refined people. 8EE FOR YOURSELF. On Wednesday evening. April 7. Mr. De Honey and the famous Bungalow Or chestra will give a Grand Easter Ball, and Mr. De Honey will give exhibitions in beautiful Spanish and classic dances, fancy ballroom steps and dances. See America's greatest dancers, learn who you should se lect as your instructor; tell your friends. Phone Main 7656. Private lessons all hours. DanceTonight THE NEW WAY YouH Enjoy the ACCORDION MUSIC THE. TEMPLE Admission 180 War Tax 2 SECOND AT MORRISON Hit, 'EAMSHIP S. 8. "CITY OF TOPEKA" Sails from Portland 9 P. M Slarrh 3. for Marshfield, ureka and 6an I ran cisco. connecting with steamers tu Los Angeles and San Diego. FROM SEATTLE TO ALASKA "S. 8. "CITY OF SEATTLE" to Skac wnv and way Dorts. March 211. 8. S. SI"ORANI5" to Sitka and way ports, I March 29. 8. 8. "ADMIRAL H ATSO.V' to Kodiak and way ports, Jlaren Si. Ticket Office. 101 Third St. Freight Office. Municipal Dock .Mo. 2. 1'hone Main 8-X1. PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. DIED. ARLETT In this clty. at the residence. 4S East 17th street TlK March 21, Percy Eccles Ar-lett, ., i,..h.nd nf Martha L. Arlett, and father of Elizabeth L. Arlett of Port . , , v, r win. i;eoree. Ay Arthur, lisabelh, Emliy and Robert Arlett of Oakland, Cal. The remains are at t.inlitfK Montgomery at iftn. WO- tico of funeral bercalter. Ttircniw Tn ht cltv. March 20, Nellie C. Dustin, aged 6H years; wife of George W. Dustin of 335 East Uth street North, mother of Amy E. and Charles M., and George W. Dustin Jr. The remains are at Finley's, Montgomery at tilth, no tice of funeral hereafter. PANXLER At Baker. Or., March 20. Mar Kuerito Pannier, beloved daughter or Nr. and Mrs. M. Pannier and sister of Mrs. W. C. H. Smith and Mrs. K. W Jaques. and sister of Kudolph Alphonso and Ernest Pannier and Miss Agnes Cclia. Funeral notice later. HARRIS In this city, March 18. James Harris, aged 80 years. Father of Rob ert Harris of Oakland, Cal. Remains are at the Dunning & McEntee parlors. Broadway and Antony at. Funeral no tice later. GRAT In this city, March 19. Nancy Jane Gray, aged S3 years, wife of A. J. Gray of Ceutralia, Wash., mother of Andrew J. Gray. The remains are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Kotics of funeral hereafter. FARQUAHAR At Montreal, March 20. Martha Abbey Farquahar, mother of Mrs. Alfred Tucker, formerly of Portland. Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas sified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOUNTANTS. JLLIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au ditor, accounting svstema established, maintained. Income tax sarvlce: reler ences. 7JS-29 Pluock blk. Bdwy. L ALTERATIONS. REFITTi.NO and making of ladles' ar menta, reasonable: work guaran trad. I. Keubln. mi Hum Lane bldr AS8AYKR8 AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 1U Second Gold, silver and platinum bought. BI VKKS' BtKE.lt, ANbERSON the Buyer saves you money on anything you want to buy. .No. u First su Maln H06. CARPET WE A VINO. pifPO Tha kind that wear tha best ar J1UUO mads from your worn-out carpets by the Northwest Hug Co. Uurmer ad dress 153 Union ava. ). Rag nigs woven, all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refuting and resiling. Mall orders solicited, loa K Sth st. Phone East WMi, B 10. HAKinVKW n.oo HI NO. GET estimates for new or old nous. Port, land Hardwood Floor Co.. IK 7 W. I'ara. OPTICIANS. NO PIUiFITKKHIN'G ON Hl'KCT ACLKS. Dr. Georgs Kubensteln, the veteran OP tlrlan, still fits tn. best eyegUues at very moderate prices. Torlrs. Koptnas, also the cheaper grades. 2-' Morrison. OPTOMETRISTS-AND7ITI I ASS. OI-ASSES AT A SAVINU. I solicit your patronaas on tha basts of capabis service. Thou sands uf iti.fleil ruiLomsri. A trial will convince you. Charles W. Good msn, optometrist, 2o Morrison. M. al'-i. . EVES SC1KXTIF1CALLV TKST Sf- d with modera inrtrumeata. - Glasses fitted Irom l.W up. A. E. HBRWIT, optometrist. 2.'6 Flr.t st. OSTEOI'A I II1C I'lM Sit IAN. liR. W. AHNULU LINl'SEV'S Internal Jood bath will cur goltvr. rhcamatltm, stomach diseases, tilU Morgan blug. Main "). FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Rag Rugs, all sises Mall orders prompt. Send for Booklet. 9x12 rugs steam or dry cleaned. Sl.OQ FLL'FF HUG CO.. S4-BS Tnlon ave. .V. Eaat 6516. B 1475. CARPET CLEANING. ASTORIA S.S. ASTORI AN Daily (except Friday) round trips. Portland to Astoria. Leave Portland, Taylor-Street Dock, 7:10 A. M. Leave Astoria, Collender Dock, at 2 P. M. Excellent meals a la carte service. FARE $1.65 EACH WAY (Including War Tax) For further particulars .Phone Main 8065 SAN FRANCISCO S. S. Rose City Depart 12 Noon THURSDAY, MARCH 23 From Ainsworth Dock Fare includes Berth and Meals City Ticket Office, 3d and Washington Phone Main 3530 Freight Office, Ainsworth Dock Phone Broadway 263 SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND S. & LINES FCXERAL NOTICES. PADRICK At the residence. 17484 East 11th street, Aiarcn ii, j Padrick, aged 70 years, beloved mother of Walter Llndsey and Jack Padrick; Mrs. Cvnthla Hamm of Los Angeles, Cal . Mrs. C. B. Shaw of Salem, Or. ; Mrs. 3. D. King of Vale. Or ; Mrs. W. D. Kisbcy and Mrs. W. E. Kelt of Portland, Or. Friends Invited to at tend the funeral services at 10:30 A. M. today (Monday), March 22. 1020, at Holman s funeral parlors. Third and Sal mon sis. Intermeat Rose City ceme-tery SUTHERLAND At the residence, 1358 E. Yamhill street, March 20, 1!20, Bethany Bird ssutneriana, agea hu years, wciu.ru mother of Frank J. Sutherland and Mrs. Jennie J Laing of Portland; Mrs. H. A. Cornell and Mrs. J. H. McManua of Lan sing. Mich. Friends invited to attend funeral services at the above residence at 2 P. M. today (Monday), March 22, 1U20. Interment Rlvervlew cemetery. MURPHY In this city. March 16, Patrick J. Murphy, agea OO years. Deiovea iatner of John and James Murphy and Mrs. Mary McKay of Los Angeles, Cal. Fu neral services will be held at the Dun ning & McEntee parlors, Broadway and Ankeny st. today (Monday), March 22, at 1:30 P. M. Friends invited to at tend. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. LADD March 20, 1920, at Carlton, Oregon. Charles E. Ladd, agea a. years i montns 15 das. son of the late vv. s. Laoa and Caroline A. Ladd. Funeral at renl- dence of Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett. 203 Sixth street, Monday, March 22, at 2 P. M. Service at crematorium private. No flowers. ADWEN In this city, March 19, Susan K. Adwen, aged 48 years, wife of Charles Adwen of 343 Fremont street, and moth er of Chester Adwen. Funeral services will be hold Tuesday. March 23, at 3:30 o'clock P. M. at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Incineration at the Portland crematorium. GOOD1N At tha family residence, 10 3tith ave., S. E., Alfred Goodln, aged 54 years. Funeral services will te held Monday, March 22, at 3 P. M., at tlio funeral parlors, A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 5SO2-5S04 2d St., S. E., in Lents. Inter ment Mount Scott Park cemetery. BARXUM Funeral services of tha lata Mamie Sophia Barnum will b held Tuesday, March 23, at 2 o'clock P. M., at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Rose City cemetery. 167! CARPET CLEAKINO, 6IZINQ AND REFITTING. FT.rFTS AND RAO RUGS WOVEN ALL 81ZBS. WRITE OK CALL POIITLA-ND KUU CO.. , E. 17th si. Automatic 21S-24. CEI.I.l I.OID BI TTON8. Til K IRW1N-HODSON COMPANY. 387 Washington. Broudwav 434. A 12S4. ORIENTAL RIGS HEPAIKEU. ORIENTAL RUGS ri.KANKI) AND HKI'ATREn. KAKAGllZlAN A FKRHHMOM. TEX VKAKS WITH ATIVKII liltOS. 1M N. 23L. PHONE MAIN ft."- PATKNT ATTORN E VH. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 74 yearn. All coiiiiliuni'-at lims strictly confidential; prompt, efficient, conscientious service; handbook free on rquc.t ML' NX CO., patent attornrv., Sun Francisco office, ll-iiarl bliig., Market St., Chicago office, room RIO Tower bldg.; W-.lilngton office, room 103 B2S F at,; New lork of lice. Wool worth bldg. It. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience tl. 8. and foreign patents. n prkum bldg. COI.UBERQ. 620 Worersler b"ilgM. 2.2. CHIROPRACTOR. 3C0.0OO KNOW McMahnn. 100 Chiroprac tor. Throngs pronounce treatment easiest, llr". permanent. 31 treats n CHIROPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florello ! Veny. the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In the city. Parlors 3U2 Ger- iinger nidg., s. W. cor. 2d and Auaer. rnone Msln l.'tni. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: corns, bnn- luns. mot arcnes made to oraer. . 1 1 Swetland blfg.. 5lh and Wash. Main ll'sl CIRCl'I.AR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal building. Marshall 5S22. Milltlgrapniog, mimeographing and mall advertising. COLLECTIONS. KKTH A CO . Worcester bldg. Main 170(1. collections, no chargea Kstab. r.niw. DANCFNO. MRS. Sl'MMBRS Berkeley dancing acad emy, 120 4th. Lesions day and eve. Main 331S. MRS. BATH. 3"8 Dekum bldg. Private lessons day and eve. Main 14. BALLROOM snd stage dancing. Miss norothy Rasm u usen. 01 0 Kilers Mng. BKRKK1.BT dancing academy. 120 4th sL Lessons day eve. Main 3318 DOT. AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARIAN HOsriTAU 415 East 7th. Enst 1S47 and '.M9-2. ELECTRICAL RKPAIRINO. MOTORS REWOUND , anrl 1 Repaired Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELPCTRIC WORKS. Phone 52T-27. 248H First St. Main 71. ffM Tr.M.II.ELECTRICC0 V vKl 31 N. 1st. Portland. Or. Re winding and electrical repairing a KDeclallv. See us tbout new or used motors. Bdwy. 1114.-1. A 1040 FERTILIZER. FERTILIZE your land If you want big crops; read about "G. M. Wonder" In our 1020 catalogue. Rnutledge Seed A Fioral Co.. 145 2d St.. Portland, Or. Ml SIC TEACH ERS. ITALIAN PRUNES. LOGANBERRY TIPS Other varieties trees and plants. Let us supply you. Order now. SALEM NL'RSEKV COM PAN Y, 1030 Chemekcta St., Salem. Or WB CARRY a full assortment of eholca fruit trees, berry plants, ornamental trees, shrubs, ro-es. etc. OREGON NCRSI-;KY ('() ORENCO. OR. L. Carroll Dsv; piano, vocal lesi-on. prac tice piano. 1 hr day. .' mo. Bdy. g.-3. VIOLIN, piano, all strinired Inst runieilU taught. Kol Kenbeck. 400 Yamhill. I'HV.SICIANS. DR. R. A. I'iULLirs, lirosdway bldg. Rheumatism, slumach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, pro-tstlc. fetnal disorders, skin affections. Mood pressura, enlarged tonsils, moles, birth marks. I'l.t'MHINO SI PI'I.IKS. CALL II. K. Helm, the tlumher. 312 Pina st., d-ty or nlshl. Hd. 2JI0 rLI'MBIN'l! SUPI'I.IKS AT WHOLKKALW prh es. Slarke-l'aMs Co.. 1SH 41 h. M. TBI. PRINTING. KEYSTONE rilKSS, J. E. Gntenbeln Manager; Printing and llnotvplng. li's Front St., corner State. Muln or A 141. K. W. HALTKW & COMPANY" 1st and Oak sts. Main 7i. Rll-M PAINTING and tinting All work gua-wn-teel. Call John.on after 0 1'. M. Mala 3021. T. H. IlERC.I-VSS, painting and psperhsng Ing. 3.13 Knst 7i h at. Phone Ku-t a7:,g. Cor. :o4.v PAINTINO, paperhsnglng. John link. 13.1 Itllh St. N. Broadway l-OI I.TRV SI I'PI.IKS. EVERYTHING needed and us.d br pn tlcal poultry keepers; catalogue frea, Rnutledge Seed a. I'loral Co.. 14 2d st.. lortlnd. SM OMI-IIAMI SORKS. LEVIN 1IAI11IWA11K 1'1'RNITURB CO 221 FRONT ST. Wm hit and sell everythtng In tha hardware and furniture lias. Phona M:iln 0OT2. TRADKMARKS. OREGON TRAPEM ARK BUnFArt. "l pektim Milg I1S foreltn trs-1' mark.. ' TRANsPl R ANlsT(I IOR, OREGON AUTO DESPATCH Th Rrrvlr With npntiif Inn. MVIN'J-rAC'KM.-.sT H A(.K-HA(iO cn PHONE BDWY. 3309 OREGON TRANSFER CO . 474 Dllsan St., rnrner 13lh Phone Ilronilwsv 1J a 1 or 1100. We own and operst (wo Isrgs clini A" warehon.es on terminal tra, ka Lowest In.urnnee rate. In the city. V Alt r-:H"l SE. storage and hsiiilng. NOKTHW KSTI'ltN THAN SI 'Kit CO, S4-BII Krolit Strict. Phone-, Muln 4 til. M4 H FIREPROOF SfORACE r M OI.SKV TRAVPFFR CO.. plna. PACKING, MOVING, STORAHK PF.l'l'RITY STORAGE T It A N SI- Ft CO. KIT. PARK ST. MAIN Rior., A HlM. KWKNS THANSKI.II I i-:l I V Kit Y for quick service. Broadway 21U7 or Mnln 1'iM. WINDOW CI. FINING. Ai'ME window cleaning. general house cleaning flMr waging, Brosdwsr l.sit. VII0LESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS ENGINEERS XD MILL SlTrLlES THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-86-87-8a2ont. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bid. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral services. JONH3 AUTO LIVERY. Marshall 114. FLORISTS. AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS Via Tahiti and Raratonga. Mall and oao. eager aexvica from ban Francisco every 28 days. IvftlON 8. H. CO. Or ISKW USALASO, 130 California St.. San Franclsca. r local steamship and railroad ageneiea. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP Portland's progressive florist. W pe ciallze in funeral designs. 141 6th, opp. Meier & Frank's. Mala 7215. MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florists, 354 Washington. Main 269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged- TWO Stores. We strlvo to please. 328 Morrison, Portland hotel. Marshall 753. 348 Morrison, bet- Bdwy. A Park. Mar. 267. LUBLINER CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison St. Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral do aigns. No branch stores. HATS AND CAPS. THAVHAUSER HAT CO.. 63-BS Front St. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER A CO., Front and Morrison. RASM SSENA CO.. Second and Taylor. JHIH FW OOLA N DC A WC AH BtR K . MHNltHO,S., 1II.1 Front St. -il lHIV'J! PI'I IJSANlTJ lfFr THE MUkl.lNK COT. S4srtNT.si. VrnnT PROIil t E COMMISSION JIKRt H NT-C EVKHPl.NG A FARRE1.L.140 FrontHU ROPE AND HIVIIKK Tl IN K. 14th and Northrtip. PorVand Cordage Co.. KAMI. DOORS AMI (.LASS. W. P. FULLER A CO., Front and Mnrrlaoa CONCRETE BTRIAL VATLTS. THE NATIONAL VAULT CO. Reinforced concrete burial vaults; air tight, waterproof, everlasting. Factory, Soli Foster road. Phone Tabor 5547. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 86 4th at.. Opp. City Hall. a Bros. PS BLAESING GRANITE CO. 1 rLT THIRD AT MADISON STWggT I PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP. Funeral sprays tl.60 up. Bdwy. 2870. 465 Wash. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 287 Waahlngton st.. bet. 4th and 6th. Main 6103. A 118L FUNERAL DIRECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN &SON Funeral Directors. Third and Salmon Sta. Main SOT. Lady Assistant EXPERIENCED counter girl wanted. Ap ply St. Nicholas cateteria. iaa otn screet. SEAMSTRESS wanted. 08914 Davis. AUCTIOX SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction House. 10 Furniture. 169-171 Second st. MEETING NOTICES. MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated meeting this (Monday), 8 P. M. East 8th and Burnside. Social visitors welcome. By or der W. M. BELLE RICHMOND, Sec FRIENDSHIP CHAPTER. NO. 115, O. E. S. Stated communica tion this (Monday) evening, Vin cent, hall, 43d and Sandy. ELLA DUNN RICE. See, WOODLAWN LODGE NO. 171. L O. O. F. Meets every Monday evening. 8 P. M at 444 Dekum ave.. Wood lawn halL Visiting brothers espe cially invited J. HAROLD HART. Beo. WHERE TO DANCE. Cotillion hall, or Broadway hall, Port land's distinctive dancing pavilions. Al ways the best crowds and the best dances. Public Invited every week night SUVNYSIDE CHAPTER. IT. R, R. A. M. Called convocation tonight, 6 P. M. Work tn R. A. degree. Visitors cordially invited. By oraer oi .n. r. w. ,1. Jxi i. rill, acc KMflT.EM lewelry. buttons, charms, pins. tastr defisoss JSrau ISA -a i fcU MILLER & TRACEY perfect Funeral Eervlce for Leaa Independent Funeral Directors. Wa&a.ntOQ street, between 20tb and 21st streets, west sida. Lady Assistant. Main 2001. A 7&A5. RIYERVIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM At fjna or i-ultoo Car line. Single tombs, family sections and rooms, beautifully arranged in marble, only san itary tombs in Portland; endowed for per ..tn.l care. Auto service free Phone Bdwy. 351; office 638 Plttock Blk. Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Broadway and Pine at Phone Broadway 430, A 403g. Lady Attendant J. P. FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main 9. Montgomery at Fifth. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home. 16th and Everett sts. Telephone Broadway 2133. Automatic 821-33. F. 8. DUNNING, INC.. 414 E. Alder. Phone East 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free ise of floral chapel and auto equipment DOWNING & McNEMAR Successors to Wilson Rosa. Multnomah at E. 7th. East 64. Irvlngton district P. L. LERCH ci",ffi ERICS0N TWe"tBhroa'dnw.yM025r340n- " A. D. KENWORTHY A CO.. B802-04 92d st. Lenta. Tabor 6267. An 7CI I D Pfl 692 Williams Ave. . Hi itLLAll UUl East 1088. C 1088. BREEZE & SNOOK i'JJJJi SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and. CikY. la. UiS. iSiii, Ladjr auiitaal. Sstee for Classified Advertisements In The Oregonian. Daily and Sunday Tn line One time Two conserutlve time Ji Three ronsecutive tlmee. .see Seveo eonseeiitive time, SSe The following elansiriratlona esrepted, the rate of which is 7o per line per day l Situations Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. No ad taken for lrt than two lines. Count sla words to the line. Advertisements (eaeept "Person als'' and "Situatioiis Wanted' ) will be taken over the telephone If the adver tiser la a subscriber to either phone. No prices will be q noted over the phone, but statements will be rendered the following day. Advertisements are taken lor The Oally Oregonian until 1:30 P. M.s for The Snndaj Oregoniaa until P. M. Saturday. NEW TODAY. Send Us Your Old Carpets f We Call and Deliver) Old Kuaa and U nolrn lothlnsr. We Make Mevcr.llilr, llaad-Wovea FLUFF RUGS Room-Slaa Flnff Rubs. Wovea, SI7..V). Rear Riga Woven All Slaea. Hothes I Iraninar and leln Itrpta. Mail Orders Send fur Booklet. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning xl2 Rags, Strasnesl (leaned, ftJIA. IITSTEH Flt'FF HI O CO, M lalua Ave. N. 1'taooe Last a.Ma. WK CAM. FOR VOIR. OLD C'AMI'KTS, Itags and Woolen l lothlnsj. FLUFF RUGS AU Work Turned Ont Promptly, Ran- Hoars Woven All Mara. Mall Orders. Scad for Book let. larpeta cleaned. Laid and limited. NORTIIWKST RI O CO, ISS l.aa) Sth M. 1'hoae l-:aat XVsu. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6093 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigate all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room ISO courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Tha society has full eharsre of tha city pound at Its home, 535 Columbia boule vard. Phone any time, Woodlawn 764. Dogs for gala. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses, email animals painlessly electrocuted where neces sary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, horses, etc, picked up free of charge. NEW TODAY, LEASE WANTED on pood placer ftround. Have new machines ior savins; values, i-an aiso handle dry srravel. Oive terms and full particulars In first letter. J- IS. AUSTIN, Eureka, Cat Mortgage Loans O ' " . Edward E. Goudey Co. STORAGE SPACE Investigate Oar Plant and Raie, Why Assirme Expensive Leases Under Present 1110 Costal CLAY S. MORSK. 1KO, Drayag-e tid Sterace 13k and Ullaan. 1'kone Utlwy, t47 MORTGAGE LOANS LowrM fafrrrsf rafiHii Intiil1rnrf rv pajrmrMta if rimlrrd. liulldlnc lotku made. Na drltif la r loa ins. A. H. BIRRELL CO. X17-HB Knrthwratern Rank Balldln. rassii . Best Buy in City FOR ILK HV IIHM II. 32-room apartment-house, one eight room modern hmife. one fivs-rooni modern house, fox 109, good Income. Isqntr ass east ekmi;tt UTRrirr. V. S. Bank BuUdia Best Buy in City Bv owner 32-room apart, house: 1 8-room modern house; I ft-roum col lage, trood lnromo: 90x100 corner (iranil snd Kast Kverett streeL Ca.il at ii -at Jivcrelt slr.cU 1 . !- ' r i V, ' i s '?. 7. f