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10 THE MORNING OKEGONTAN, TUESDAY, APRIL .ST. 1020 DIVERSE ATTITUDES REVEALED BY POLL Hoover Favored In Check of Yeon Building. ONE FIRM IS FOR WOOD Woodard & Clarke Employes Pre fer General Johnson Fourth In Postoffice Tabulation. Comments, favorable and otherwise, on the various presidential candidates were heard yesterday during the progress of The Oregon lan's informal poll among various groups of Port land voters. The ballots were cast In the Yeon building, the wholesale lrug establishment of "Woodard, Clarke & Co., In the corridors of the old postoffice building as persons stopped at desks to prepare mail, and at the music house of the Wiley B. Allen company. Herbert Hoover was the favorite among voters in the Yeon building. Major -General Leonard Wood was a strong second, with Hiram W. John son in third place, as to the republican side. Governor Edwards, New Jersey "wet," and McAdoo tied for honors on the democratic sheet, with Wood row Wilson the only other to receive mention. Hoover beat General Wood by ony una vote in the store of Woodard, Clarke & Co. Johnson fell to a low third position. McAdoo was high democrat. All Hypocrites.' Says One. One voter Said: "Oh, bosh! They're all hypocrites." One man voted for Bryan in spite of the protests of his fellow workers "I'd vote for old Bill Bryan." he said, "if it was the only vote he got." One ex-service man said: "I'll vote for any yellow dog they put up but a military man." One man said: "Oh, put Hoover in and let's have a business man for once." The vote at this establishment was: Harding 3. Hoover 18. Hughes 1. Johnson 7, Lowden 2, Wood 17, Bryan 1, Cox 1. McAdoo 3. In the Yeon building one voter said he'd choose Wood in preference to any of the others, but that even the gen oral didn't measure up to his ideas of a suitable candidate. One man voted for Taft, referring to him as the best American in the United States today. One man satd: "Wood is my candi date up to date; but I may change." Another In for Hoover. Another man said.' when asked for his choice of candidates: "I don't even knw who's running. Oh, yes I do, too. There's Herbert Hoover! You can put me down for him." One man stated that, although he was not a Roosevelt man. -he believed Roosevelt was right when he said that he knew of no man more emi nently fitted to be president than William Howard Taft. "That still holds good. I think." he said, "al though I don't think Taft has any chance o being elected." One man said: "Anybody but Wil son. Roosevelt's so-called big stick is only a splinter compared to Wilson's dictatorship." Several men referred to Taft as sure to be the "dark horse" with possibly Hughes as a second choice. One woman said: "Oh, I d6n't know whom to vote for. I change my mind about every five minutes. But I know for certain I wouldn't vote for Hoo ver." . Some Doubt Wood's Chancoo. Several voters expressed the opin ion that Wood has no chance "because - of being a military man." One man said; "I'm for Wood for president, with Hoover as secretary of state. Then Wood can run the country while Hoover takes' care of the rest of the world." One woman said: "Oh, I can't vote. I haven't read up on the candidates." Which is pretty much the sentiment of nearly all the women everywhere. One woman, who appeared to be 35, said she couldn't vote that she was "too young!" Another named her choice as be tween Hoover and Lowden, and still another as between Hoover and Johnson. Several votes were cast for Ed wards as a possible way out for the still hopeful "wets." The Yeon building vote: Hoover, E9; Hugnes, 4; Johnson, 24: Taft. 10; Wood, 46; Lowden, 15; Edwards, 5; -McAdoo, 5; Wilson, 3.. Hoover Nomination Doubted. "My choice is Hoover, but I doubt very much whether he can be nom inated at Chicago," said one man at the old postoffice. "In the first place, he hesitated quite a while before de claring himself as to party and, next, he talked pretty independently when UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Oregon-Washington Railroad &. Navigation Co, i - SWITCHMEN WANTED i Men experienced in railroad yard work wanted by O.-W. R. & N. Co. to take place of switchmen who have walked out, but who claim they are not striking. Their action not au thorized by Railroad Brotherhoods. Apply to B. E. Palmer, Supt., room 31, second floor Union Depot. he did make a statement. I will sup port him if he is the candidate and hope he will be. However, I will vote republican, no matter who is nominated; but with Hoover out of the race, I should hope to see a man like Governor Lowden nominated." "What this country needs is a real, determined man. and that man is Leonard Wood," was the comment of another man. "This country has been running itself long enough and is in sad need of an active, aggressive leader. Wood answers the descrip tion and Is my choice for that rea son." "I hope to see Senator Johnson the next president of the United States," said a woman, when asked to state her choice for the office. "He is not afraid of anything and has a mind of his own." Pershing; Advocate Found. "To my way of thinking, a man who could handle the great task as signed to General Pershing and put it over as he did is entitled to pro motion, and therefore I am for him," was the declaration of a young man who wore an American Legion pin. On the republican sheet Hoover was leader, with Johnson second and General Wood third. Wilson was high democrat, with McAdoo second. The detailed vote follows: Hoover, 37; Harding, 2; Hughes, 3; Johnson, 18; Lowden, 6; Pershing, 6; Polndexter, 3; Taft, 6; Wood, 11; Bryan, 2; Cox. 1; Edwards, 3; Gerard, 2; McAdoo, 6; Palmer, 2; Pomerene, 1; Wllsoti, 7. Out of 32 employes of the Wiley B. Allen company voting the result was as follows: Hoover, 5; Johnson, 6; Wood, 2. , REPUBLICANS El 2217 DEMOCRATS OF MARION COCX TY INCREASE BY 635. Lists Certifying Candidates Seeking Nominations at Oregon May Primaries Sent to Clerks. SALEM, Or., April 26. (Special.) Scattering; reports received here indi cate that the registration of voters for the primary election May 21 will exceed by several thousand the regis tration prior to the primary election in 1918. Even a larger increase will be shown in the registration for this year's election when compared with the registration preceeding the spe cial election in June, 1919, according to officials. A statement prepared today by County Clerk Boyer shows that the registration of Marion county for the 1920 primary election totals 17,458. as against 17,442 prior to the primary election In 1918. The county clerk is of opinion that, allowing for those who will register on primary election day, the registration for this year's primaries will exceed by 200 or 300 that for 1918. Marion county's registration, tabu lated by Mr. Boyer, and segregated by parties, follows: Marion county's registration, tabulated by Mr. Boyer, and segregated by parties. follows: Men. 7563 222M 13 1(13 1X6 282 Women. B078 1535 6 67 212 172 Republicans . Democrats . . ProKresslves Socialist .... Prohibition .. Miscellaneous - The figures show that the repub lican registration totals 12.641 and the democratic 3760. .Prior to the special election in 1919 the republican .regis tration was 10,424 and the demo cratic 3125. Lists certifying the candidates seeking nomination at the May pri maries were sent to the various county clerks of Oregon today, and the regular election supplies will fol low later in the week. STATE TO DROP CHARGES Proceedings in Lund Prosecution to Be Discontinued. VANCOUVER, Wash.. April 26. (Special.) The April term of superior court will begin at 9 o clock tomor row with Judge H. H. B. Hewen of South Bend on the bench. The term will last until May 21, at least, ifthe present calendar ls adhered to. the last case, Pender vs. Perkins, being scheduled for that day. The state charges against Oscar Lund and his wife. Bertha Lund, A. E. Lloyd and Ralph Hedderly are to be dismissed, according to Bert Tates deputy county attorney. The four were arrested here when attempting to take whisky into Portland. They were tried in the federal court at Tacoma and acquitted.' Jio true bills were returned againstHedderly and Lloyd. The two automobiles which were taken at the time the four were arrested will be given back to them but the county will keep the, 150 quarts of whisky. Evaders' Aid Goes to Prison. LOS ANGELES. April 26. FAnk P. Howenstein, an optician, convicted of conspiring to aid men to evade the selective draft, was surrendered to the United States marshal today and will be sent to McNeil's island to serve his 10-year sentence. ROSEBURG SUGAR GOES UP t . s Some Retailers Refuse to Take Part In "Gigantic Graft." ROSE BURG, Or., April 26. (Spe cial.) Twentyrf iye-cent sugar has hit Roseburg and consumers are prepar ing to curtail purchases. A carload Is due to arrive here from San Fran cisco this week and will be di&tribr uted to local dealers. A few retailers have refused to buy at the high prices asked, alleging that the commodity has gone to a prohib itive figure, and they will not be a party to what they term "a gigantic graft." It was stated here today that ad vices from wholesalers claimed fur ther adv.ince in price is practically assured, and urged dealers to take as much as the trade would stand. Socialist Goes to Prison. MINNEAPOLIS, April 26. Jacob O. Bentall, former socialist candidate for governor of Minnesota, convicted on his retrial of violation of the es pionage act,, was today sentenced to two years in the federal prison at Leavenworth. Kan. AMCSEMEJfTB. PANTAGES MAT. DAILY, 2:30 Broadway's Favorite Entertainer JIMMY CASSOX and HAZEL KIHRE In Their Own Song and Dance Creations. Assisted by Mr. Fred Klem at the Piano SIX OT.HEB BIG ACTS. Three Performances Dally. Night Curtain at 7 and 9. BECIJiS TOMORROW EVE, T1CK.KTS NOW BELLlVti TJTTJTT T"" Broadway st Taylor IlillLlLj I'hone M.ln 1 NIGHTS TOMORROW BEGINNING Special Price Matinee May 1. MARGARET ANG In the Dramatic Success, -THE WOMAN OF BRONZE" SPLENDID SUPPORTING CAST. EVE'S S2.50. S3, ai.IW), 91, TTx;, BOc. SAT. MAT. 2, SI ,5V, SI, 75c. 60C ! CITY MAIL ORDERS REC'D NOW HEILIG NEXT WEEK Sonora GrandOpera Co. THllt. EVE.. MAT . "RIGOLETTO" Fri. Eve., May 7, Double Bill "CAVALLEBIA RI STICAS," "It, PAGLIAC'CI.' Special Price Sat. Mat., fcI.A TRAV1ATA." Sat. Night, May 8, IL TROVATORE." The Big Cast of Artists Includes: Beatrice Pizzornl Enriquita Palma Consuelo Medina Alfredo Graziani Speria Castel Carlos Mejia Rosa Di Carl i Eduardo Lejarazu Soto-Mayor How to Secure Tickets bjr Mall Address letters, make checks, postoffice money orders payable to W. T. Pangle. ADD 10 PER .CENT WAR TAX TO PRICK 'TICKET DESIRED. Include self addressed stamped envelope to help insure safe return. EVEXMCS Floor. $2: Balconv. first 5 rows $2; Balcony, next 4 rows $1.60: Balcony, last 13 rows 31; Gallery, first 7 rows (res.) 75c; Gallery, admission, 50c. SPKCIAL PRICK SATl'RDlV MAT. Floor, 11.50: Balcony, first 5 rows $1.50: Bak-ony, last 17 rows $1; Gallery, first 7 rows 76c; Gallery, admission, 50c. LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY Matinee daily at 2; Evening at 7 Those Popular Boya MIKE ANU IKE Present Their Greatest l-'arce of the NraNon "THE MERCHANTS" Feature Night TTESDAY (Country Store) and CIRCLE Fourth at Washington, Nazimova "TheBrat" ' Also a Mark 8ennett Comedy. , Open from 9 o'clock In the morninjr' until 4 o'clock of the follow ins morn ins. GLOBE llth and Washington Corinne Griffith in ti The Bramble Bush" Dancing Guaranteed All dances taught In eipht three-hour lessons. Ladies 93, gentlemen $5, at De . Honey's beautiful academy, 23d and Washington. Be ginners' classes start Mon day and Thursday eves.; ad vanced classes Tuesday eve. Plenty of desirable partners No embarrassment. Learn 8 to 11:30. and practice. from professional dancers In a real school. Phone Main 756. Private lessons all hours. BASE BALL . PORTLAND vs. 'April 27, 28, 29, 30; May 1 and 2. uams uegin o tr. ni. sunaay :ou. I 1 AMCSEMKNT8. S Nights San. IKe to tl.ZS Mon-Tnea. 15c to 1. 4 Mats. Snn-Mon-Tues-Wed-lSe to 75e. "VTK" QCIXN Latest Word In, Jul Art. Folly. Ox and Chirk:. Ilelen "Smiles" Davis :v BEJf BVAN H A R R.IKTTK LEE Kwtor Vincent: Peters and Ls Buffi Kinograms (exclusive) Topic of Day. HOMER MILES CO. This show rimn with the Matlne Wednesday. April 28. BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY Tonight and All Week Matinee Saturday Peg o' My Heart The Play That Haa Sent a Gale Laughter Around the World of ALCAZAR Today, All Week. Mats. Wed. and Sat, -PEG 0 MV HEART" With VERNA KELTON and GEORGE NAT AN SON Bargain Night Tonight The Home of the Great Bis Lsach TONIGHT "AT HALF PAST TWO" l Humorous Musical Retire Featuring , Hilly Kelly. Simon Meyers aad Kitty Clappler "A CARMEN OF THE NORTH" Featuring ANNA BOS Seven Splendid Vaudeville and Picture Play Numbers Comina Thursday "JCMOR MIMIC WORLDi MEETING NOTICES. GEORGE WRIGHT POST. NO. 1. i. A. R. Hove open TTieetlnfr Wednesday evening, April -8, and will have exer cises celebrating the birthday of General U. S. Grant. Ad dresses will .be made by Hon. J. D. Lee. (J. H. Burton, Rev. C. K. Cline and others. Kine music will be furnished by the two G. A. R. quartets. All members of the G. A. R. and W. R. C. in the city. Sons of Veterans are expected to be O. A. LAMAR. SLOAN. Commander. Adjutant. THE funeral of our late comrade. J. E. Courtney. Co. J, 49th Mass. infantry, mem ber of George Wright post for 40 years: 74 years of age at oeath. Kuneral from Hoi man s, 3d and Salmon sts.. at S A. M. today. A. C. SI.OAN. Adjutant. - VJRK PATRICK COTTS Clfc J27. SECURITY BKN BFIT ASSOCIATION. The Public is cordlallv invited to come to the bia celebra tion and picnic at beautiful Crystal Lake Park next Sunday. May 2. onenlni date. Blc programme, two ban Rames, races, contests, dancing; afternoon and evening; ladies 'J5c, gentlemen 50c. Hoch's famous union mu sic. Refreshments sold on the Krounds. Admission tcr park 10c. Just the place to mo ior a koou time, tomei FREE. FREE. Cards "ftOO" Dandy Prizes. Entertainment and dunce lven by Anchor Council 746 for all members of jsecurity Benefit Assocla tlon. their friends and the public in honor ' of dele gates to state convention Tonlcht. W. O. W. hall. 1U8 ntn sr.; Df sure anu come: see Billv Mas cott. champion bantamweight, of west, box iree xor ait. A. AND A. S. RITE. OREGON LODGE OP PERFECTION. NO. I Spe cial meeting in auditorium Scottish Rite catnedral. this I Tuesday) evening, at 8 o clock. Work In 8th decree, Bro. W. 1.. Cooper. :i2d degree, K. C C H., presiding. ay oraer VEX MASTER. WASHINGTON COM- MANDERi No. 15. K. T. A stated conclave will be held Tuesday evrnlng. April J7 at 7:30, Washington Ma sonic hall. A large attendance is desired, Sojourning- Sir Knights cordlali invited. G. P. EI8MAN. Hecorder. IMPERIAL LODGE NO. K!. A. K. AND A. M. Special communication this (Tueadayl afternoon and evening. April .f. commencing at a o clock. Work in Master Mason degree. 1 nerf will also te a special commune lion this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to con- duct the funeral service of our late brother, Charles A. Kahii or St. Paul lodge No. 107, A. F. and A. M.. Lambeth, Ontario, Can ada. . Visitors welcome. A. C. JACKSON. Setfy. PALESTINE. NO. 141. A. F. AND A. M. Special communi cation today (Tuesday. April 7, 9 A. M., for the purpose of conducting funeral servica of our late brother. Wellman r. Lyman. Services at Finleya at 10:30 A M. Interment Multnomah cemetery. By oraer ot w. .v. W. S. TOWNSKND. Sec. 5418 41st ave. S. K... city. SUNNVSIDF. LCDGE.- NO. 16.1. A. F. and A. M. Special communication this Tues- day), 6 P. M. Temple. a9lll and Hawthorne. Work in M. M. degree. Visitors wel come. By order of AV. M. JAMES F. GAT JR.. Sec'y. PALESTINE, NO. 141, A. V. AND A. M. Special commun Icatlon today (Tucsday. April J 7. 7 o clock. M. M. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. Ar lela sta.. Mt. Scott car. W. . TOWNSEND. Sec HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. 111. A. F. AND A. M. Spe cial communication this (Tues day) evening, at 5:30. Work in the M. M. degree. Dinner served at 8:30. Visiting breth- ren welcome. C E. MlLLEK, Sec MULTNOMAH CHAPTER, NO. 104. O. E. S. Stated com munication tonight (Tuesday) at 8 o'clock. Visitors cordially invited. Kenton Bank bldg. ' Take Kenton car. By order of the worthy matron. ESTHER M. CAUDY. Sec ELLISON ENCAMP MENT. NO. 1. I. O. O. F., will meet this (Tues- riavV .v.nini. B o clock. Oddfellows' temple. A large class will receive the Patriarchal degree" All visiting patriarchs are always welcome. WM. LINKLATER. c. P. CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN. Scribe: OREGON - ELECTRIC COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCA NUM, will meet this (Tues day evening at 8 o'clock at Pythian Bldg. All members Invited. . ' O. O. HALL. Sec Tenth Sf. COURT MOUNT HOOD xn 1 FORESTERS OF AMERICA Card party and dance Tuesday evening. April 27. 1920. for mem bers and friends. Foresters' iialk 29 rourttt. street. 1 swMki 653 East 1 HEETIMO NOTICES. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY NO. S28. UNITED ARTISANS, will give a benefit dance at the Eut Side W. O. TV. hall. E. Bin and Alder strs.. Wednesday evening. April 28. Admission 50c Come and have a good time. HARD TIMS PARTT. Given by K. of A. on Wednesday evening February 28. at W. O. W. lemple. 128 11th st. Primes given. Dancing 8:30 P. M. Ev erybody welcome. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, Bw designs. Jaeger Bros.. IBl-a eta at. FElEDLANDEHa lor lodgo emblems. lass pins and msdala. S10 Washington at- PIT: P. GODDARD At her late residence. 4fK Mill t.. April 8; 1920. Sarah Frances God dard. widow of the late A. W. Goddarr" mother of Henry W. Uoddard and Mrs. G. H. Marsh of Portland, and Mrs. A. P. Mi-Klnlay of Los Angelea Fu neral notice later. STOCKDALB In this city. April 2s. baby Stckdal-. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stockdale of Goble. Or. Re mains are at the funeral parlors of lie- ill BBARD In this city. April 26. Bessie Hubbard, aged HZ years, late or JUO 'join t.. sister of Mrs. Leo P. Herman. The remains are at Kiniey s, Montgomery at din. Notice of funeral hereafter. GODDARD In this city. April 28, Sarah Frances Goddard. late of -0 Mill st. The remains are at Flnley a. Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. DAT In this city, April 2. Lottie Day, aged 69 years, wife of Jesse 8. Day, momer or Charles E7. Day. Remains are at inley's. Notice of funeral later. rrxEKAi, yoTiCKS. LYMAN In this city, at his lata resi dence. 09il 5th ave. S. E.. April 24, Welhnan Page Lyman, aged 5." year. husband of Nellie R. Lyman, father of Robert P. Lyman, son of Mrs. Anna Ly man, brother of Mrs. A. J. Sutherland. Mrs. Louise Patton and Mrs. John Hunt ley of this city, Byron Lyman and Chauncey Lyman of Seattle. Wash. , Funeral services will be held this (Tues day) morning at 10:30 o'clock at Fin ley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends In vited. Interment at Multnomah ceme tery. The deceased was a member of Palestine lodge. No. 141, A. F. and A. M., Arleia. O'KEEFE At residence. 28 E. 3d St. N. John Jerome O'Keefe. aged 63 years, husband of Margaret O'Keefe and father of Sister Mary Ambrose. Duluth. Minn.; J. 1R. and Elizabeth O'Keefe. The de ceased was a member of C. O. F. Cathe- - dral court and the Hibernians of Du luth. Minn. Funeral will be held from the late residence Tuesdav, April 27. at 8:45 A. M., thence to the Holy Rotary church, E. 3d and Clackamas sis., at 9 A. M.. where requiem mass will be of fered. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery. McEntee A Ellers, directors. SMITH At the residence of C. P. Jordan, 0O1 E. Madison St., April -t. Jane A. Smith, widow of the late Reuben Smith, mother of Henry F. of San Francisco, Forbes A. of Bremerton navy-yard. Charles F., Fred F.. Mrs. F. G. Bur rows. Mrs. C. P. Jordan. Mrs. H. H. Samuels and Mrs. Gertrude L. Anton son, all of Portland. The tuneral serv ices will be held from the above resi dence today (Tuesday' at 2:30 P. M. Friends Invited. Concluding service at Portland crematorium. Oregon City pa pers please copy. Arrangements In charge of the F. S. Dunning, luc. BATHE At the family residence, 1453 Rodneyave.. Sunday. April 2.1. rreoer ick Bathe, aged TH years. Deceased is survived by bis widow, one daughter, Mrs. L. Hudson; two sons, Frederick and Wilbur, all of Portland. The de ceased was a member of A. O. V. W., No. 111. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 3:30 P. M. today (Tuesday) at the chapel of Chambers company. 24S-2JO Kll llngsworth ave.. near Williams. Interment In Rlvervlew cemetery. CORLEY In this city, April 26, Anna Cor- ley, aged 91 years. Delovea moiner ot Mark Corley of 592 Division street. Fu neral will be held from the new residen tial funeral parlors of Dunning & Mc Entee. Morrison st. at Twelfth. Wednes day, April 28, at 8:30 A. M., thence to St. Francis church. East Twelfth and Pine streets, where requiem 'mass will be offered at 9 A. M. Friends Invited. Interment In the family plot, 8L Mary's cemetery. - CHURCH In this city. Friday. April 23. Virginia S. Churcn. agea -t years. on. ls survived by her husband. Stephen A. Church, baby daughter. Myrtle May. het parent., Mr. and Mrs. Claus Anderson, and two sisters, Myrtle and May Ander sen, all of this city. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at 2 P. M. today (Tuesday) at the chapel of Cham bers company. 248-250 K llngsworth ave nue near Williams. Interment Rose City cemetery. Plim.PS At the famtlv residence. 5505 -iii.k - c I-- Anrll -J.'i. Chanotts phelps. aged' Tl years 9 months and 5 davx. wife of Johnson C. Phelpe. mother of Wise L.. Ona S.. Jessie A.. Rolla J k'iiih Pn.i.rlln. and Mrs. Mary -p.. i J. -rh. h,Ti.ru l ..rviccs will be held indav' ITu.ulivl at 10 A. M.. from the . ....an nl (he F. S. Dunning inc.. 414 East Alder. Friends Invited. Interment In Greenwood cemetery. OVERBBCK In this city. April 23. Oscar K riverbeck. aced 47 years, husband or Helen R. Ovrrbeck and father ol Lam erine and- Richard Overbeck of . 51 -rt.r.mn.r.l-1 mt FuntR-al SCTVlCCS Will tit the above residence tomorrow iw.,ln.n1ivl April 28. at - 2 o clock v l Friends Invited. The remains will be at Klnley's. Montgomery 0th until this (Tuesday) evening. ufin,-n Th. funeral services of the late Christopher Miller, who died in thll city April 25. 1920. will be held tomor row (Wednesday) at 2 P. M from th .. chapel of the Skewes Undertaking to. ' ' ?.... ...H imv. Services at ItlK grave will be under the auspices of the 1 o O F order. Friends and members th. '.t.ove order Invited. Interment Rose City cemetery. ... ,t,i. ..Itv Anrll 24. Coi- j-,,.. i.n-h iird 4 years, late of 118 Bancrolt ave.. mother of Mrs. G. Kmpe0ybeolf80G.enfata,JeS VS. "5. C',,mrv at ..th. Friends Invit ed. ' Interment at Rlvervlew cemetery rMoAKA omit fiowera. . . ... v & ih. residence. 1.166 E. Harrison St.. April 25. 1920, John Edward r"... 76 vears. Friends In- n attend the funeral at Holman's . . Thin! and Salmon st ,u""r," i"Vr.ku iTuesdav). April 1920.' thence to St. Stephen's church, 42d and Taylor sts., where requiem mans will be offered at 9 A. M. interment Calvary cemetery. KALI'S In this city. April 24. 1920, J.:... . i.-. i... .ert 3 years, atep- father or August nn.i -";' "',-," Portland, Or. Friends Invited to attend -VI TH. Will.. "riifc-., w. - ihe funeral "services at Holman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon (recta, at . I. M. today uurwinj'. Interment Rlvervlew Abbey. c . r nnw in this cltv. Apr 2.". Carrie .h ft 7 vears. fate of 611 e. II'.. j.JL T..ih.. of Wllmot H. 'Far piauiwii ......... - . . . i ..-..). K l- arrow of Seattle, ' Wash. Funeral services will be held to morrow ( Wednesday . April .8, at 1 "clock P. M. at Finley a, Montgomery at "th. Friends Invited. Interment al Multnomah cemetery. Riri.I. At the residence. 8X Front St.. Aprn2. 1920. Mary Ann Bell, aged 90 years, beloved mother of Albert B. Bell. FrTJnds invited to attend the funeral services at Holman's funeral P"Hors. Third and M mon sis.. - ",:, ... Wednesday . April -W, 19-U. interment Lone Fir cemetery. . ii or . 7112 Eighty-third street; Southeast,' Blanch Porter, aged , v Th. funeral Bervlce will be con ducted Wednesday, April 28. at 2 P. M. . r-hn in I of A. D. Ken worthy & Co., 5802-04. Ninety-second Routheant. In Lenta. Friends In vited to attend. 8LENTZ Funeral service of the late Waud Slentz will oe wnuuuieg - - - day) at 10 A. M-, In (he mortuary chape rV ii venworthv A, Co.. 5O2-04 Nine- ..enni street. Southeast, In Lents. Friends Invited. Interment at Scott Park cemetery. n-rnvvARj-The funeral cortege of the late Mary u tonnor win leave wi i , . .. . urn., a Traeev Tuesdav. Aotl 27. a 8-30 A. M.. thence to St. Andrew's ehurch. E. Bth and Alberta streets, where renniem mass will be offered at 9 A. M Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. nvmRECK Oscar E. Overbeck. aged 4T vears. beloved hhsband of Helen R n..rK,rli riled at Good Samaritan hos pltal Sunday. April 2.V Funeral from re.iflence. 591 Thompson atreet. at 2 P. M. Wednesday. April 28. Friends In vlted. Services at the grave private. JOHNSON The funeral services of the . late Frieda Johnson, who aiea in tnis city April .-t, i-o, win . " ' (Tuesdav) at 2 P. M. from the chapel of the Skewes Undertaking Co.. corner Third and Clay. Friends invited. In terment Rose City cemetery. KIERRAN The remains of the late Ole Klerran will be forwarded Tuesday. April 27. at lO A. M. to Tacoma. Wash., where services and Interment will take .place. Arrangements In care of Miller A Tracey. ' REEVES The remains' of the late Laura Reeves will be forwarded Tuesday, April 27. at 7:40 A. M. to Hubbard. Or., where Interment will take place. Arrange ments In care of Miller A Tracev. FUNERAL CARS. ulMOTJSlNKP tor funeral services JONES AUTO MVKX. Marshall U. v 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. A rCOtSIASTS. ICLIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au ditor, accounting systems established, maintained; Income tax service: refer- . encea. 728-28 putock blk. Bdwy. L ALTERATIONS. REFITTINO and making of ladles" gar ments; reasonable: work guarantee. I. Reaoln. n h - avl .arm bids. . ASSAVRI1S AND AJiALTBT8L MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second Gold. silver and platinum bought. Al TO PAINTING. AUTO PAINTING. QUALITY. FINISH. STANDARD AUTO PAINTING CO EAST THIRD AND MADISON STS. CARPET WEATING. DJIfiO The kind that wear the best are I1UUO marie from your worn-ont cVroets by th Northwest Rug Co. (former ad dress 153 Union a-e. ). Rag rugs woven, all slses. Carpet cleaning, refitting and reslalng. Mail orders solicited. 13 "5. sth st. Phones East 85S0. B 12SO. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Rar Rues, all tires Mall order prompt. . . Send for Booklet. mtt xl3 ma Kteam or drv cVa.ned. $1.50. FLUFF RUG CO.. B4-B6 Union Ave. N. East 6M. B 1475. CARPET CLEANING. CARPET CLEANING. FLtTF AND RAG RUGS WOVEN ALL SIZES. WRITE QR CALL PORTLAND RUG CO., 172 B. 17th St. Automatic 213-24. CEILCIOID BUTTONS. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 8T Washington. Bdwy. 434. A 1 254. CHIROPRACTOR. 800.000 KNOW Mediation. 1004 Chlroprae- . m un,B pronounce treating n i J . CHIROPODISTS. DR. O. O. FLETCHER, aseptic chiropodist. graduate nurse assistant: all malfor mations of the foot scientifically cor' rected. Suite 512 Morgan hldg.. corner Broadway and Washington st. Phone Main 8762. DR. B. LOUISE COX- lO A. M TO 7 P. M. 440 Morgan bldg. Main 4998. CHIROPODIST ARCH 8PFC1AI.IST. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelto De Ven. the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In the city. Parlors 802 Oer ltnger bldg.. s. W. cor. 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. Vlt. GARTNER, foot specialist: corns, bun- 10ns. toot arches made to order. 311 Swetland bldg.. 8th and Wash. Main 1081. CniMVEY SWEEPS. BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEP. Furnace smokes through registers, needs repairing or cleaning. Tabor 3S83. CIRCn-AR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Roval bldg. Marshall BR23. Multlrranhlng. mimeographing and mall advertising. COLLECTIONS. NETH CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 179s). . No collections, no charges. Estab. 1900. CONTRACTORS. FOR BRICK WORK. Wempe. tl!e and concrete, Woodlawn 6230. phone Jack DANCING. MRS. BATH. 80S Dekum bldg. Private and evening. Main 1345. lesnns day BALLROOM and stage dancing. Mlsa Dorothy Rasmussen. 610 Ellers bldg. DOG AND CATHOSPlTAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 41$ East 7th. East 1847 and 219-62. BLECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTORS REWOUND nepared Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELErTRIC WORKS. 27-27. 248S First St. Main 871. H.M.H.ELECTRIC CO. Cjk'a 81 N. 1st, I JsJ winding and e Portland. Or. Re- lectrlcal repairing specialty. See us about new or Jsed motors. Bdwy. 1045. A 1048. FERTILIZER. FERTILIZE your land It yon want big crops; read about G. M. Wonder In our 1920 catalogue. Routledge Sesd Floral Co.. 145 2d st.. Portland. Or. FUEL. FUEL. Cordwood. block wood, short and 4-fc slab wood; order direct. Jcnsea m Hale. Phone Columbia 13. GLASS AND GLAZING. WINDOWS repaired, any part of city; auto service, taw. ransen. Bdwy. 716. HARDWOOD J-LOOR1NG. GET estimates for new or old house. Port Park. land Hardwood Floor Co.. 187 W. MIMC TEACHERS. L. Carroll Day. piano, vocal lessons, prac- tlce piano. 1 hr. day. o mo. Bdwy. 2555 WHOLESALERS AND ENVINEERS' ANU Ml I.L SI PPI.IErt. THE M. U KLINE CO.. 84-88-87-88 Kront. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade bid. HATS AU CAPS. THANHAUSliR HAT CO., 58-55 Front 8r PAINTS, OILS ANU CLASS. W. P. FULLER CO.. From and Morrison. RASMISSKN si CO.. Second and Taylor. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. LOi BUNGALOW'. Artistic aod commodious 4-room lor bungalow on one acre- tf land. This Ih as pretty a country home as one van wish; close to the station and paved road. Prtt-e $1R0Os For full particulars phone Main 5rt'J4. RALPH HARRIS CO.. P27 Chamber, of Commerce. ACCTION SALES TO DAT. ' At the Raker Auction House. Tamht: and West Pai;k streets. Sale at 10 A. M. A ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS. r- Dunning & McEntee! FI NKHAI. UIRKCTORA DOW loratad In their, new rasldentlal fu neral home. Morrison at 12th sr West Side Telephones Broadway 430. Automatic 54a-8 Xho funeral home of refinement and distinctive service. Kote; We have no branches nor any eon pections whataver with any other undar takina firm. EDWARD HOLMAN &SON Funral directors. Third and Salmon Sts. MatD 007. . L.aQy Astiitant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for lM. Independent Funeral Directors. Wtshinftun .Street, between 29 ih aad 21-ttStreot. West bid. Lady Aiiutaat. Main 3691. A 7 9 S3 J. P. FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main B. Montgomery at Fifth. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with . all th privacy of a borne. 16th and Everett sts. Telephone Broadway i?133. Automatic F. S. EMinnlnc, INC., 414 E. Alder. Phona East 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free use of floral chapel and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEiMAR Kner-iion to Wilson Ross. Multnomah t East 7th. East 54. Irving-ton district. P. L. LERCH E. llth and Clay. East 7S1. T lfc.13. ERICSON TemrdVy2rSon A. D. KEN WORTHY BX03-O4 82d St.. Lenta. CO.. Tabor 5IT. A. R. ZELLER CO. o9E Williams ave. Eat 1088. C 108g. BREEZE & SNOOK 1047 Belmont. T 1258. B 154. 6KEWKS UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay, al, Xo2. A ZL. Lady assistant. Phone (7 as Ml'SIC TEACHEK9. POPULAR and ragtime taught in 10 to 20 lesions- guaranteed or money round ed; sheet music given with first lesson. Phone Tabor asis, for a-poolntment. ' MRSEKV STOCK. WE CARRY a full assortment of choice trulr. trees, berry plants, ornamental tres. shrubs, roses, etc OREGON NURSERY CO., ORENCO. OR. OPTICIANS. NO PROFITEERING ON SPECTACLES. Dr. George Kubensteln, the) veteran op tician, still fits the best eyeglasses at very moderate prices. Tories. Kryploka, also the cheaper grades. 226 Morrison. OPTOMETRISTS AND OrTICIAXS. GLASSES AT A SAVING. I solicit your patronage on the basis of capable service. Thou sands Ot satisliea customers. A. trial will convince you. Charles W. Good man, optometrist. 209 Morrison. M. 2114. EYES SCIENTIFICALLY 'f EST ed with modern instruments, etas.. fitted from S2.50 up. E. HURWITZ, optometrist, 225 1st st. ORIENTAL KIGS. ORIENTAL RUGS woven, repaired, washed, cleaned and stored by nature's own modern plant. Broad way 3433. CARTOZ1AN BROS.. Inc., importers of oriental rugs. ORIENTAL KIGS REPAIRED. ORIENTAL Rl'GS. CLEANED AND REPAIRED. KARAGOZIAN & FERGUSON. TEN YEARS WITH AT1YKH BROS. 151 N. 23D. PHONE MAIN 6208. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DR. L1N1ISEV, specialist In goiter and rheumatism. 610 Morgan bldg. Main 69nO. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice ias extended over a period of 4 years. All eommunl catlona atrlclly contldenllal ; prompt, ef ficient, conscientious service; handbook free on request. ML'NN & CO.. patent attorneys. San Francisco office. Hotart bldg.. 52 Market st; Chicago office, room 810 Tower bldg.: Washiugton of fice, room 103 t25 J;' t; New Vork of fice, Woolworlh bldg. FOR that Individual personal service procedure. North- necessary In patent w-Mt Patent Unrau. &14 LumDcr ex change building. Main 7489. consulting , nychanlcal engineers ana patent experts. R, C. WRIGHT 22 yeara' experience L. a. and foreign patents. ooi uetum oiag. GOLDBERG, 620 Worcester bldg. M. 2525. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway Tjidg. Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female disordera, skin affections, blood pressure, enlarged tonsils, moles, birth marks. PLIMBIN'G sirriJES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Stark. Davis Co.. 188 4th. M. 797. DDIUTIUO F. W. BALTES A COMPANY, r (1 lit I INU 1st and oak sts. M. 75. 611-65. PAINTING. GET YOUR painting, kalsomlning. decorat ing and Sinn work aone oeiore me rvi. season. 1320 E. Glisan. Phone Tabor 26tt PAINTING, paperhanging. John C. Cos- lisk, 133 mm s i. diwu -j- PAPERHANGI N GA N D P A I N T TNGJ FOR painting, paperhanging arid tinting call Woodiawn 1K03. alter o P. M. A.l work guaranteed. 11)1 I.TRY SUPPLIES. EVERYTHING needed and used by prac tical poultry keepers: catalogue free. Routledge Seed i Floral Co., 14j 2d U Portland. SECOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARDWARE A FURNITURE CO.. 221 FRONT ST. We buy and sell everything In the hardware and furniture Una. Fhana Main o72 TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. ?Ol Dekum bldg. U. S-. foreign trademarks TRANSFER AND STORAGE. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH The Service With a Reputation. OVING-PACK'G-STORAGE-BAGGA Sth and Kearnev. Branch. HH Bd . PHONE BDWY. 3309 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO- 64-A6 Frnt Street. STORA(.b am iiAii.rxa. DISTRIBUTION CAKS OUK SPfcJlALTT. Phones Main 446. u44-6S. OREOON TRANSKER CO.. 474 ClUan Bt., corner IStXu Phone Broadway ljfctl oi 1169. We own and operate two larca class "A" warehouse on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance rates In the ctty. FIREPROOF STORAGE M. OLSKN TRANSFER CO.. 24 Plne. PACKING. MOVINCi. STOliAliE SF.CL'RITV STURASK A TRANSFER CO.. 10S PARK ST. -Main 510S. A lost. BIANUFACTURERS HIDES. WOOL AND CASCAKA BABfc. K A H N BROS.. 195 Front SU FLUMBINO fjil PPLIKS AND PIPE. THK M. U KLINE CO., S4-8tt-87-8 Front. FKOUtCK CUMMISSIOX MERCHANTS. EVER DING FARRKLL, 140 Front Sr. KOPE AND BINDERWINKT Portland. Cordage Co.. 14lh and Northrup. 8AS H. ImW) R S AND CLASSl W. P. FULLKR CO.. Front and Morrison FLORISTS. SMITH FLOWER SHOP Portland's progressive floritt. We ne ria:lze in funenaj designs. 141 i ei& )PP. Mt-ier i Frank's. Main "Jli J At AX FLORIST 16S-170 4th St. Fire House Market. Alt kinds of flowers. Beddtnr and Veleffable plants. Japanese Shrub bery. Nursery Stock, Tubs. Bai kpts. (Jardfn Seeds. Special female. MARTIN & FORBES CO. . Florists. .154 Wsfhtnirton. Main Flowers for all occasions artistically srrunifed. LLUBLINER Two' Stores. We strive to nle... 3'-'8 Morrison. Portland hotel. Marshall 7.V1 B4X Morrison, bet. Bdwy. & Park. Mar. 207. CLARKE Main 7 siKns. 8KOS.. florists. 2S7 Morrison St. i"H. Fine flowers and floral da No branch stores. PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP Funeral sprays il.10 up. Bdwy. 1870. 45 Wash. TONSETH FLORAL. CO.. 287 Washington at., but. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A 1181. MONVMEJfTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS tM 4th St.. Opp. City Hall. Neo Bros. LfS BLAE1SING GRANITE CO. 1 LT THIRD k-r MADISON aTREtT I Rates for Classified; Advertisements The Oregonian. f Uallj and Sunday Per line fine time ...........lae Two eonseeatfve times ........Hill!: Three eoasecutlve times .......... .SOe seven eonfcerutive time 3c The followlnc rlaswif icatlona eirepted. the rate of wbtrh I. 9c per line per day: Situations Wanted Male. Situations Wanted lemale. No ad taken for les than two lines, fount six word to the line. Advertisements (eirept "Person-, als" and "Situations wanted") will be taken orer the telephone if the adver tiser la a aubseriher to either phone. No prices will be quoted over the phone, but statements will be rendered the follow Inc day. Advertisements are taken for The Iily Orrsjonlan antil ?:30 P. M. : for The Sunday UreaooJaa until 6 P. M. Saturday. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 n .r i MIT TODAY. Building for Sale $6000 heavily constructed building, 50x100 feet, to be sold for $3200 Building must be moved from premises within 45 days, as property is needed for other purposes." Suitable for shop, garage, or storage warehouse. To replace this building today at present price of materials would cost $9800. For full par ticulars address B 125, Orego oian. SECTIONAL GARAGES Erected In Portland or SHIPPKD ANYWJIERB, in sections ready to bolt together. Easy for one man to erect in a day. Our cash prices, factory dirert to you. no middlemen, mean a GREAT SAVING. Sfnd for circular. Call at factory. See life-nize sample. RE1TMADE Rril.DlNO CO. S15 K. llth t., 2 blVs . of Haw i home. Phone Kjt AIM. Portland. Oregon. Nob Hill Home iiiiiiiijiiiiiimmmiiimmimiiimiiiiiii on beautiful corner lot. within casv walking- distance to center of city. Exclusive district. surrounded bv taeautiful homes. 8 extra larpe rooms, music room and den, hardwood floors throughout. This home will be sold for $17,000 on easy terms to respon sible parties. Must be seen to be ap preciated. Phone Tabor 30K9. for appointment before 1 o'clock or after 6. Send. Us Your Old Carpets I Wa Call and Deliver) Old Rip mmm Woolen Clothing. Hkc KcTualble, Usaii.WoTCS FLUFF RUGS Boona-Slae Ftaff Rasa. Woven. 917 JHK Raar Rnara Wtm All Slsen. Hotheo Cleaning and Dels( Depin. MaU Orders scad (or Uook.lt (. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cieaniug xI2 Rsm, Steaned Cleaned. ai.8a. WESTERN FLrFF RUG CO, M Union Ave. M. fboac Hmmt nata. WE CALL FOR TOIB OLD CARPETS. Rigs and Woolen Clothlnc FLUFF RUGS AH Work Turned Out Promptly. Rjf Huki Woven All slaea. Mall Orders. Send for Booklet. Carpets Cleaned. LaUd auad Refitted. V1ITHK9'I' KIT, CO. ISs least bth St. Phono avast aastk AREAL BARGAIN Six room and hath: elect, anrl Bras'; just refinished and ready to move in; cloKe in. walk and save carfare. A reasonable payment down, balance like rent. See this before you closo any other deal. .' Mississippi ave, corner Monroe street. Main i3S2. $25,000 Restaurant forSalc Best Iratirr Cnorl Chance night Min. L.onK Lease. J 21-t. Orearonlan. for STORAGE SPACE Invrstlajate Our riant and Rates. Why Assume Kjcpenoive Leases Under Present High Costa? CLAY S. MORSE, INC. IlriysKr and torsae, ISth nnd t-liaan. Phone Bdwy. 3470. Mortgage Loans lowest Intereat rsteai Installment re payments if desired. HuildlnK loans made. No delay In cluslnar. A. H. BIRRELL GO. S17-S1H Northwestern Rank BnUillaa. Mirasall 4114. LIBERAL LOANS We loan out own money on real estata lirst and second mortgages, contracts! livestot-k. notes, etc F. E. BOWMAN & CO. 310 Cham, of Com. Bids;. Main SO 2a. Edward E.Goudey Co. mortgage: loans United States Bank Bnildlns; OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all canes of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. The society has full charge of the city pound at its tiomt, 535 Columbia bou levard. Phone anv time. Wnr.:iawn i7 64. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance i for sick or disabled horses. Small animais painieesiy electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cow a, horses, etc. picked up free of charge. BE.lt ESTATE. For Sale Lota. it. !-'- PARK lot, paved street, only 1800 , 9la, Taber a4 E3 n rr ! B
