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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920 11 REPUBLICANS ASKED MOT TO WASTE VOTE Johnson Only Opposes Wood in Oregon, Warning. SENATOR'S DEFEAT AIM Supporters of Hoover, Lowden and Poin dexter Urged to Throw Strength to General. Renewed warnings that any effort In behalf of Hoover. Lowden or Poln 4.ti omnner the republicans of Ore gon would only serve the interest cf Hiram W. Johnson in the coming pri mary elections were soundd to voters yei.Urcav by Dow V. Walker, man ager of "the Leonard Wood forces in this state. ., "Conclusive evidence is now aval -able to show that the fight m this Btate is to be between Wood and Johnson." said Mr. Walker, "with the chances of winning largely in favor of Wood. There is no further argu ment for any candidate except these two. Johnson must be defeated in this state. Wood must not be pre vented from defeating him. The whole technique of our campaign here is set forth in tlyse two incontestable facts. I "Since the publication of my state ment last Friday, in which I pointed out the realignment of political force which must be effected here for the purpose of counteracting the Johnson movement, the most conclusive evi dence In support of my contention has been made available to the public by the publication in today's Oregonlan of the canvass taken among news paper editors throughout the state, and which shows that Wood sentiment Is the dominant factor in the political situation. Wood Strength Asserted. This is a fact which I greatly de sire to have considered. Wood is the strongest candidate before the Re publican voters of Oregon. Whatever 6entiment may divert some repub licans in favor of Lowden or Hoover, hard common sense must show them that only in supporting Wood can they hope to prevent Johnson from recruiting his strength in this state. After the defeat of Hoover in Cali fornia, his supporters see that their only enemy in the republican national convention will be Johnson. After the defeat of Lowden in several eastern states, his supporters see that among his rivals one above all is to bt feared, and this is Johnson. "To the republican voters of Ore gon I have this to say and nothing more: 'The fight here is between Wood and Johnson, and oni of the two must have the decision. Other questions are of little consequence. Will you help Wood or Johnson?"' Hoover Battle Over. "To the Hoover people I have this to say: 'Tour candidate fought his battle' in California. There it was between Johnson and Hoover. Here It Is between Wood and Johnson. Are you going to fight on the same side in this state? If you win here you must win with Wood. Tour candi date has one chance remaining, and that will come in case the Chicago convention is unable to agree on a nominee. This chance will be a better one if you help defeat Johnson in Oregon." "To the Lowden people in Oregon I make the same appeal: 'Tour ad versary is Johnson. lie has won in several states. One candidate alone can defeat your adversary in Ore gon and this is Wood. Are you going to throw this fight for Johnson?' "There has not been a single note of challenge in my appeal to the Hoover and the Lowden forces. I am not trying to minimize their strength in this state. I am not trying to pre vent them from accumulating dele gates to the Chicago convention. But they have nothing to lose by helping to defeat Johnson in Oregon, and I am asking them to do this without preju dice to their respective candidacies. Candid Estimate Asked. "Least of all am I asking either the Lowden or the Hoover people to take an extreme view of the situa tion here for mere purpose of aug menting General Wood's delegation at Chicago. Let them simply make a candid estimate of the situation; let them seek counsel among impartial observers anywhere in the state. They will always be told this: 'The fight in Oregon is between Wood and Johnson." "There is no dispute anywhere about what elements will constitu-te the opposing forces in a Wood-Johnson fight here. The Michigan, Ne braska and New Jersey primaries have all proved beyond all argument that pro-Germans. Sinn Feiners and the adherents of Lenine are all pin ning their faith to Johnson, hoping that his opposition to the treaty will dd a powerful impulse to certain movements' now on foot In various parts of Europe. Extremists Back. Johnson. "In Indiana the same line-up was observed. Johnson was strongly backed by extremists of every descrip tion. Wood had to depend on the American vote. His only tie with Europe so far has been the May flower, which brought his ancestors to this country. But he proved that strictly American principles will suf fice to win an election. He defeated Johnson, notwithstanding that Hoover and Lowden each took a considerable hare of his strength. "In Oregon the situation is the same. I can quote Johnson's man ager to prove it. A copy of the Min neapolis Journal which has been sent to me contains a political article sent from Portland last February by Charles B. Cheney, a special corre spondent of that publication. Re ferring to Sanfield McDonald, in Charge of Johnson headquarters at the time of his visit and with whom he had an Interview. Mr. Cheney writes: 'He admits that the German and Irish elements opposed to the league of na tions are a factor in the Johnson strength. "'We are not turning away any votes." he said. 'But this sentiment on the treaty is growing and is in John son's favor." " AUTOISTS DENIED RIDES Gasoline at Salem Rationed Out; Supply Runs Low. SALEM. Or.. May 9. (Special.) Many automob'le owners were dis appointed today when they were re fused quantities of gasoline suffi cient to insure operation of their tars on a drive of any great dis tance. As a result, a majority of car owners placed their machines in storage for the day and sought recreation at the baseball game, on the tennis courts and at nearby pleasure resorts. Under instructions received from distributers, local dealers today re fused to sell more than one gallon of gasoline to owners of pleasure cars having- one gallon in their tanks. In cases where cars had three or four gallons in their tanks' additional supply was refused altogether. Rules relating to the purchase of gasoline by owners of trucks, business cars and tractors Is more liberal. THREE HURT IN ACCIDENT Anto Hits Horse; Rider, Motorists and Animal Injured. R. A. Flowers, 15, of Brooks apart ments, 91 Grand avenue, received a broken right arm and the horse on which he was riding received a broken leg when the animal was struck by an automobile driMsn by Thomas McKinney, 2181 East Glisan street, yesterday afternoon at the intersect tion of East Eighty-second and Stark streets. Mr. McKinney received an Injured J arm and hand as the result of being struck by flying glass, and the face of Ellen Baldwin, 4 years of age, who was in the machine, was also cut by flying glass. She was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Patrolman Howard shot the injured horse. MACCABEES INITIATE 54 Portland Lodge Teams Attend Ceremony at Albany. ALBANY, Or., May 9. SpeciaL) Several hundred members of the Knights of the Maccabees in this sec tion of the state attended a big meet ing here last night to meet and hear A. W. Fry of Detroit, Mich., supreme lieutenant commander of the order, who is the second highest officer in the organization. Delegations from Eorvallis, Salem, Mill City and Jef ferson attended. A degree team camji from Portland. A class of 54 candidates was initi ated and . Supreme Lieutenant Com mander Fry performed the knighting. The initiatory work was conducted by a joint team from Tent No. 1 and Tent No. 17, both of Portland. SCHOLARSHIP BODY NAMED Dr. Bovard to Head University Committee Making Award. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, May 9. (Special.) Dr. John F. Bo vard, professor of zoology, ia chair man of a committee just appointed to co-operate with the Methodist board of home missions and church exten sion in awarding war emergency scholarships offered by the board to students in the university. The other members of the local committee are Karl W. Onthank. secretary to Presi dent Campbell, and Rev. D. H. Leech, pastor of the First Methodist church of Eugene. These scholarships, offered to stu dents in most of the universities, amount-to $160 a year. CO-EDS OUT FOR OFFICE Two Sew Contenders in University Race Are Announced. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene. May 9. (Special.) Two new candi dates have been nomlnaed for sec retary of the student body by pe tition to oppose Lyle Bryson of Eu gene, who was running unopposed up to the present time, and it is expected that others wlill be nominated by petition also in the next two days. Elections for all student body offi cers will be Wednesday. The two new aspirants for the sec retarial position are Leta Kiddle of Island City, and Wanda Nelson of McMinnville. Both are members of the Junior class. COMMERCE 'FRAT' ELECTS Alpha Kappa I'sl at University Chooses New Members. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, May 9. (Special.) Alpha Kappa I'si, national honorary men's commerce fraternity, has just announced the election of five men of the Junior class in the school of commerce and one of the commerce instructors. The men chosen are Jack Benefiel and Walter Banks, both of Portland ; Earl You can enjoy all those outdoor activities of Summertime that bring good health and still have a lovely complexion if you use Purola Creams. There is a Purola Cream for every Summer time occasion one to put oh before motor ing another to sooth the skin after a day's fishing or hiking one to relieve sunburn and a cleansing cream to be used every night Every one is pure and guaranteed to give satisfaction. PUROLA SKIN CREAM for can and windbarn is wonderfully soothing and beneficial. It contains ingre- dienta which famous beauty specialists use tor their healing and softening qualities. Try it for delicate, sensitive complexions. See how quickly it tend to sooth the skin after sunburn, . healing and softening qualities. Try it for delicate, f sensitive complexions. See how auickly it tends to I K sooth the skin after sunburn. At all good druggist. Yon may not liave " Acid --Mouth ' at all But if you are free from that undesirable condition, you are an exceptional person you are in deed one in twenty. For it is believed that 95 of people of all ages and conditions have a chronic acid condition of the mouth, and that it is the chief cause of all tooth destruction. Rag. TOOTH PASTE Counteracts "Acid-Mouth . Be on the safe side and dp these two things regularly: Have your teeth examined every six months by your dentist, and brush your teeth and gums thoroughly every night and morning with Pebeco Tooth Paste. Pebeco not only counteracts " Acid-Mouth, ' but it is of splendid all-around benefit to the teeth; gums, and mouth. Sold Leslie. Coquille; Silas E. Starr. Dallas; Don Davis, Nyssa, and Professor A. Li. Lomax. The new members will be initiated within a few days. The Alpha Kappa Pel initiations are always picturesque features of campus life. Children Collect Bounty Money. SALEM. Or., May 9. (Special.) Russell Lichey 12 years old, and his sister. Nora Lichey, 10 years of age, who reside a few miles from Salem, yesterday rought to the county clerk's office here 186 sropher skins and six gray-digrger skins. The youngsters collected $16.90 as bounty and added to their receipts by selling the skins of the animals to a local fur house. Students to Welcome Cberrians. TJNTVERSITT OF OREGON, Eu gene, May 9. (Special.) The Salem j Cherrians will be the guests of the University of Oregon next Wednes day. The reception to the members Xr "'J. Ar"."-"" ' i ;:.""h-h.K'' Salem Salesmen's club. Llndsey Baker. McArthur, a senior, from Salem Patrol to. Be Inspected. SALEM, Or., May A. H. Lea, potentate A. of -(Special.) the Oregon GUARANTEE All Purola Preparations art guaranteed to give thorough satisaction or the price you paid will be refunded. Prepared and Guaranteed by the SLUMAUERTRAKK LABORATORIES AND BEAU U. S. Pat. Off. by druggists everywhere Shriners. ' and Captain Davis of Al Kadar temple, Portland, will be to Salem Tuesday night to inspect the newly organized special patrol of the local Shriners. The inspection will take place at the armory. The Salem patrol has 27 members, and drills are being held almost daily preparatory to participating in' the Shriners' fes tivities in Portland during Xha nation al conclave ot the order. Heppner Asks Water Right. SALEM. Or.', May 9. (Special.) ine city or Heppner has rued an ap plication with the state engineer for the appropriation of water from wil low creek for municipal purposes. In vestigation of th application will be made at once in order that the citi zens of Heppner may have the use of the water early In the summer. Bond Salesmen to Talk. SALEM, Or., May 9. (Special.)-r-F. N. Clark, bond salesman of Portland, win do me principal speaker at a Joint meeting of the Salem Commer- to be held Monday night. A number of entertainment features will help to enliven the evening's programme. Refreshments will be served. Read The Oreg-onian classified ads. AStUSEMENTS. TICKET OFFICE SALE Opens Today HEILIG THIS WEEK VXTtSi NIGHTS, MAY 'V4" Special Price Mat. Sat. GUS HILL'S" MINSTRELS 50-ALL WHITE ARTISTS 50 ' T-"-"! GEO. WILSON jimmie: wall, gbdrgb gormax FAHOtS SAXO tJCIPfTETTK. MARK WITH BROS. EVE'S S1.B0. 1, 7 Sc. 60c Special Price Sat. Mat. SI, 50c PARADE AT HIGH NOON MATIN KK WEDNESDAY. BAKER Tsnixht All Wmk MsdiiM Saturday. A Tmla of the Virginia WlJa DAWN O' THE MOCNTALMS. rfs another Trail of the LoneaonM Ptea. Dancing Guaranteed All canoes tangnt In eight three-hour lessons. Radios IS. aentloroen It, at Dm Honey's beautiful academy, 2Sd and Washinrtoa. Be ginners classes start Moo-, day and Thursday eves.; ad vanced elasses Tuesday eve. to 11:30. Plenty of doelrable partner and practice. No erabarrasimeat. Loam from professional dancers ta a reel seboaL Phone Main 7Ho-e. Private lessons all hours. GLOBE ;s?i.-.r "The Girl from Outside" COME EARLY IN THE WEEK For Plenty of Boom to DANCE IN THE BIG PAVILION AT Council Crest Park 10-PTECE ORCHESTRA of real mnolelaas. Monte Austin sines with the dancing. AMUSEMENTS. N VAUOIVILkl S Nights Bun. 15e to flJtS Mon.-Tu.es. 15c to $1. 4 Mats Bon.-Mon.-Tnes.-Wed. 13c to 15c Sylvester Schaffer adit Collin t Mme. Claire Forbes: Pmamt A Io11: Herbert Dare: The Rosairvs: Klnogrmms: Topics of the Day. Florenze Tempest NOTE!! This show closes with the Matinee Wednesday, May jJth. HEAL TV ABI THE FAMOUS SrNGER HOMER UNO "THE 8LNGLNG TEACHER "A WHITE MAN'S CHANCE" J. WARREN KERRIGAN NIOBE TENDS OF THE WATER SEVEN SUPERS ATTRACTIONS X Big Shows ONE ADMISSION 1 Big Shows PANTAGES MAT. DAILY. 9:80 Langdon HcComuck Presents "On the High Seas" Vaudeville's Most Spectacular Melodrama SIX OTHER BIG ACTS. Three performances daily. Night curtain at 7 and . LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY Matinee Daily at S. Evenings at 7 and 9. MIKE AND 1K , (Those Two Funny Boys) With the Rosebud Beauty Chorus Make Fun of THE PRINCE OF PILSNER. TUESDAY NIGHT Country Store. CIRCLE Fourth at Washington. MARY PICKF0RD IN "P0LLYANNA" Open from 9 o'clock In the morning until 1 o'clock of the following morning. TRAVELERS' GUIDE. OS DIRECT SAILINGS EUROPE. FROM QUEBEC. 4 P. M. Dati RteftiinihlD To fty 14 Gmp. Franc Uvrpool Liverpool Junes Victorian FROM MONTREAL Date Steamship To May 15 Mf llta Mav 19 Sicilian Liverpool Glaseow June 4 Scandinavian Antwerp via Southampton -Japan- hlna-rtiillnplnofc .Frum Vancouver, B. C, t Yokohama, Shanghai, Manila, Hod a- Hon. Iato Steavmstilp. June 8 BmprtBB ot Russia June 23 Empress of Japan July 1 Empress of Asia Ail JDiormsuon x rem CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES rnone Bdwy. VQ 65 3d SU, forUand. 'SAKSTilP ac Admiral lins 8. "CITY OF TOPF.KA" Portland 9 P. M.. Mbt 10. Sails from for Marahfleld. Eureka and Saa Frmn- eioeo. connortina xvlth steamers ta Los Ansrelta and San Dieao. TO ALASKA FROM SEATTLE S. S. "ADMIRAL EVANS." to Aacbor- aj;e ' and way ports. May 10. 8. o. "CITY OF -SEATTLE." to Sluur- way and way port. May 11. S. n. "SPOKANE." to bitka and way ports. May 17. TleUet Office. 101 Third St. FreUcbt Office. Municipal Dock No. Pbone Main 8-iL PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. ASTORIA AND WAY POINTS Str. Georgiana Round Trio Dally (Except Friday) Leavea Portland 7il0 A. M. Alder Street Dock Leares) Astoria 3 P. Sanborn Dock PARK t.3 BACH WAY. Special a la Carte Dlnlsg Servlea. Mala 1432. 641-23 THE UAUK IM TR.AN SPOltTA TION CO. Columbia Pacific Shipping Company "NORTH CHINA LINE." D 1 r t servloe without trans-shipment. PORTLAND to Kobe. Yokohama. Shane . . hat, Tsinrtau. Taku Bar and Da Ire n. S. S. "The Ange-lea'" - Early Jnly Leading H. S. "The M eet Keata" Late July Loading H. S. "The West NA-sira- Early Aug. Load. The above-named Teeeela are ' now being booked. For further Information regarding space, rates, etc, apply Traffic Department Board of Trade. Building Portland. Oregon, Starting Sunday, Mmy 9 Astoria and Way Landings S. S. Astorian Dally (except Ttiursday) round trips Portlaad to Astoria. Lesvt Portland. Taylor-Street Dock, 3 P. M. LeaTe Astoria, CoUender Dock, at 7)13 A. M. Dally Except Thursday. Direct Aato Stage Cosneetioss foe Beacaea. Excellent Meals a la CarteService. FARE Sl.BS EACH WAY (Inelndinar War Tax.1 For further particulars Paone Main SOSS. FRENCH LINE Compatmle Geaerale Transatlantiqae Express Postal Service NEW YORK-HAVRE LA SAVOIE May 22, June 19. July 17 ROCHAMBBAU May 7. July 1, Aug. 7 LA LORRAINE.. May 29, June 26. July 21 LA TOL'RAINB. ..June . July , Aug. 10 FRANCE June 9, July 7, Aug. S LEOPOLDINA Juno 13 LAFAYETTE July 3, July 81, Aug. 28 Fngazl Bros.. Par I fie Coast Agents, 108 Caercy it, HeatUe. or Aajr Local Agent. THI StU I CP 11) Or. "1 TRAVELERS GlIDK. AUSTRALIA VFW RttlVI) AND ROITH SKAS via Tahiti and Karatonsa. Mail and pss- senarcr aemo froiu ban froiu ban rranciMo every I , 28 days. U!ON S. 8. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, (30 California St.. San Francisco, r local steamship and railroad acencle. FOB RENT 5-room house. furnished; rent S'JO; adults only. PhoneTabor 4o55. SINGLE housekeeping room, furnished. liirht, Ba. phone, free; furnace beat; si-. K54 East Madison at. ACCTION SALES TODAY. AUCTION SALE Beslnnln Tuesday memlng we will change our auction ales to 10 o'clock A. M., Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturday. Okl Auction House. at Wilson's Auction House. IS A. M. Furnlturo. 189-171 Second st. MEETING NOTICES. REGULAR meetlnc oi Industry Lodge No. 8. A. O. V. W..8d floor. Pythian bide, (formerly Masonic Temple). West Park ana Yamhill. Monday ntrhu a o'clock. Buffet lunch. W. J. ALLEN. Recorder. MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated meeting this Mon day, 8 P. M East Eighth and Burnslde. Degree to be conferred by past matrons and patron. Visitors wel- By order of W. M. BELLE RICHMOND. Sec. GET READY for the big pic nic at Forest Grove for the Masonic and Eastern 8 t a r Home Fund on Monday, May 31- WILLAMETTE LODGE. No. 2. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Mon .day) evening at 7 o'clock sharp. Work in F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. w. S. WEEKS. Sec. HARMONY LODGE. NO. 12. A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Monday) eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the Master Mason degree. Vis iting brethren welcome. W. M. DeLIN. Sec FRIENDSHIP CHAPTER. NO. 15. O. E. S. Stated communlca lon this (Monday) evening. Vln ent hall, 43d and Sandy. ELLA DUNN RICK, Sec WOODLAWN LODGS NO. 171. L O O. F. Meets even Monday evening, s P. VI. at 444 Dekum ave,. Wood lawn hall, elally Invited J. Visiting brothers eape HAROLD HART. Boo. CKBLEU Jewelry, buttons, charms, ploa aew designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-a Sth st FRIKDLANDER'S lor lodge emblems, pins aad medals, siu waaaingtoa si. DIED. CROOKS At Hlllsaaie. Or.. May 9. Lillian A. Crooks, aged 2D years, wife of Charles A. Crooks, sister of Mrs. Marguerite Wilson of La Center. Wash., and John Abraham of McMinnville. Or. The re mains are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. FEEBLER At Hillsdale, Or., May 9. J. Frederick Feebler, husband of Minnie Feebler, of 304 Ross street. The remains are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth Notice of funeral heres' "r. ARUNDELL At Htllsdai.i. Or.. May 9. Grace Griswold Arunrfell. aged 41 years, wife of C. R. Arundell. The remains are at FlnleVs. Montgomery at Fifth. No tice of funeral hereafter. WILLKTT At Hillsdale. Or.. May 9. Silas K. Willett. aged 4 years, husband of Cora 'Willett. The remains are at fin ely'!, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice ot funeral hereafter. Trvcr.l ."V At milsrin.1. Or..' Mav 9. IfrJO E-lenrnt Doaeh Josselyn. Sk'fld 6 vears. Remains at Holman's parlors. Third and Salmon streets. Notice of fu neral later. ARUNDELL- A t Hillsdale. Or.. May 9. Robert G. Arundell. aged 5 years. The remains are st Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. DYER In this city. May S. Elizabeth Dver. aged- 4o years. Remains are at McEntee A Ethers funeral parlors, 10th and Everett streets. Funeral notice later. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114 FUNERAL NOTICES. DOWLER At Greenleaf. Wash.. May 7. Oirar Ira Dowler, aged 3ft years, be loved husband of Cora, father of Ernest. Caear. Laura and Carrie Ellen rowlor ot this elty; son of Lydla Oowler. broth er of Carlos. Charles. Albert, Tollie. Min or, Benjamlne and Homer Dowler and Mrs. William Daffer of Bir.htree. Mo. Deceased was a member of the I. O. O. F. of Blrchtree. Mo. Funeral servteea under the auspices of the general re lief committee I. O. O. F., will be held at the new residential funeral parlors of Dunning & McEntee. Morrison st. at llfth. today (Monday). May 10, at 2 P. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment Oddfellows' cemetery. O'FLEHARTY Drowned In the Willam ette river, April U4. Cumin O'Fleharty. aged 28 years. Deceased was a member of Longshoremen's union, local ;is. No. 6. and Robert Emmett branch. Friends of Irish Freedom. Funeral will bo held from the new residential funeral parlors of tunnln MclCntee. Morrison street at 12th, Tuesday. May 11th at M A. M., thence to St. Patrick's church. 10th and Savier streets, where requiem mass will be offered at B:"0 A. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment Mount Cal vary cemetery. SACRT At the residence of W. H. Bretz. Salem, Or.. May 8. Lucy Jane Sacry. aged 86 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Addle M. Mackay of Salem. Or.; Mrs. Ollie V. Norton of San Francisco. Cel.; Mrs. Maggie Rice of Canada. Edward C. Sacry of Juneau. Alaska, and H. B. Sacry ot this city. Funeral services will bo held at the new residential funeral Jarlors of Dunning A McEntee. Morrison treat at 12th, today (Monday). May 10 at 8 P. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment Rtverview cemetery. COLLINS In this city. May a. Odlle S. Collins, aged 70 years, mother of Mrs. C. Miller and Percy J. and William P. Collins, all of this city. The remains aro at the residence funeral parlors of McBntee A Ellera. 16th and Everett eta. Friends and acquaintances are respeet-i fully Invited to attend funeral service at St- Mary's cathedral. Monday. May 10, at 9:30 A. M. Interment Rlverview cem etery. LA FONTAINE At the residence. S701 60th avenue 0. E.. Mav 9. Andrew Z. LaFontalne. aged 78 years, beloved hus band of Emma LaFontalne. Funeral services will be held Monday. May 10. at 3 P. M.; from the chapel of Miller & Traeey. Interment Milwaukle cemetery. KEMMER Nick Kemmer of Cooper Moun tain died Sunday. May 9, 1O20. aged 58 years. He is survived by his wife, Anna - Kemmer: sons Joe. Jacob. Clement and Albert Kemmer. snd daughters Eva and Susie Kemmer. Funeral 10 A. M. Tues day at Cooper Mountain. MORSE Funeral services of the late Menso J. Mores will be held today (Mon day) at 2:80 o'clock P. M. at Finley's. Montgomery at Mb.. Friends Invited. Interment at Greenwood cemetery, G. A. R. plot. The deceased was a mem ber ot George Wright Post No. 1. PETlilRSOV The funeral service of the late Mary Peterson, aged 68 years, will i be conducted today tuonaay) at 2 p. M., at the funeral parlors of A. D. Ken worthy A Co.. 5802-04 82d st. S. E.. In Lenta Friends Invited. Interment Mult nomah cemetery. TEN' EYCK The funeral services of the late Van Dyke H. Ten Byck. late of 4211 Ext 4th St.. S. B.. win be held Tues day. May 11. at 2 P. M. at the residential funeral home of Downing McNemar, East 7th and Muitnomali streets. Inter ment Mount Scott cemetery. JOHNSTON Funeral services of the late Ida Howard Johnston will be held to day (Monday) at 1 o'clock P. M. at Finley's. Montgomery at 6th. Friends invited Interment at Rose City ceme tery. HAMILTON At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Reynolds, 128 East 40th street. May 8. Martha Emeline Hamilton, aged 71 years. Funeral serv- - Ices will be held today, Monday, May 10, at 2 P. M.. at the chapel of Bresoe & Snook, Belmont at Soth su - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and nrofpssinnal mn rnndunc ot.A -!a. :r: j r . , silied for ready reference. For rates 1 information, telephone The Oregonian, ACCOUNTANTS. JT-hlvs R- BLACK, public accountant, an onor. accounting syatems established maintained; Income ta-x service; reler ences. Concord biiig., 2d and Blark. ALTERATIONS. REFITTING and making nf a . I menls; reasonable: work ,ii.rint.,il Lane biu. ASSAVERS AND ANALYSTS. MO.NTA.NA ASSAY Oold. silver and OFFICE. 142 Second platinum bought. At TO PAINTING. au?vPai-vt1ng- QUALITY. finish. iP,13 AUTO PAINTING CO.. K.AST THIKD AND MADISON STS. CARPET WEAVING. RUGS The kind that wear the best are Z. .J"'5e from yur worn-out carpets 2y ,h Northwest fiug Co. (former ad dress 153 Union ave.). Rag rugs woven, ail sizes. Carpet c.eaning. refiltinc and i, .1. Man orders solicited. 1S3 E. Sth r-nonea tast 350. B 12S0. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS xa' r"B. all slses Mail orders prompt. o, Send for Booklet. t- rugs steam or dry cleaned. $1.30. , FLUFF RUG CO.. JH-SB Union Ave. N. East B516. B 1475. CARPET CLEANING. CARPET CLEANING. FLUFF AND RAG RUGS WOVENALL SIZES. WRITE OK CALL. PORTLAND RUG CO.. E- ''th St. Scllwood 3622. 172 CARPET SWEEPER REPAIRED -v. . .wniir.u tsisell carpet sweeper re- ?.'!L,eDCS': " Parts furnished. 553 Morrison st. CEI.I.f LOID BUTTONS. set '"W'S-HODSON COMPANY. SS7 W sghingtun. Bdwy. 434. A 1254. CHI RO P RACTO R. 3000. 000 KNOW WcMahon. 100 Chlroprlc tor. Throngs pronounce treatment best. CHI ROPOUlo T A Mttl SPECIALIST. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florello De Venv. the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In the city. Parlors 302 Ger llnger bldg., S. W. cor. 2d ana Alder. Phone Main 1301. CHIROPODISTS. DR. O. O. FLETCHER, "aseptic chiropo dist, graduate nurse assistant; all mal- lormaiions or the foot scientifically n.r. rected. Suite 612 Morgan bid. Main S.02 DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: corns. bun Ions, foot arches made to order 311 Swetland bldg.. Sth and Wash. Main I0M. DR. B. to 7 LOUISE COX, chiropodist. 10 A. M. r . M. 440 Morgan bldg. Main 4-Jli.. CHIMNEY SWEEPS. illSHUF CHIMNEY SWEEP. CHIMNEY furnace smokes through register. needs repairing orcleanins. Tabor 3l!(3. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal bldg. Marshall 0S22. Mulligrsphlng. mimeographing and mall advertising. COLLECTIONS. WM. WILLING. SOLLEC"rI.ONS Koli LESS. GET my rates before turning over your business elsewhere. I will save you money, get your money and romlt promptly. 7K2 B. o2d st. Sellwood 1159. N ET H & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main" 17!. No collections, no charges. Estab. 1900. CONTRACTORS. 'OR BRICK WORK, tile and concrete, phone Jack Wempe. Woddlawn 6230. DANCING. BERKELEY Dancing Academy; private lessons, day. eve.: latest steps and Jar.a shown. Classes Friday. 121) 4th. Main 3318. Mrs. Summers. MRS. BATH, SOS Dekum lessons day and evening. bldir. Private Main 1345. BALLROOM and stage dancing. Miss Dorothy Uasmussen. 610 Eilers bldg. DENTISTRY. IF YOU have derltAl. work to be done, have It done without pain by the nerve-blocking method. DR. A. W. KEENS. DR. K. H. PITEHN. Majestic Theater Bldg.. 3S1 Si Washington St. DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 4ir. East 7th. East 1S47 and 21D-62. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTORS REWOUND Repaid "Bought and PoM. MCHOU ELECTRIC WORKS. Phone S27-27. 24814 First St. Main 871. H.M.H.ELECTRIC CO. S4 N. 1st. Portland. Or. Re winding and electrical repair ing a specialty. See us about new or iuea motors. Bdwy. 10U. A. 104. FUEL HEALER. DRY BON WOOD. 84.75 a load. Alliens. voodlawn. Pied mont. Kenton and Peninsula. Woodlawn 579 and Woodlawn 3Ub4. North Portland Fuel Co. FERTILIZER. FERTILIZE your land If you want big crops; read about "G. M. Wonder" in our 1920 catalogue. Routledge .Seed & I loral Co.. 143 2d St.. Portland. Or. MACHINERY INSTA MOTION. MACHINERY INSTALLATION. Complete plants or Mingle machines, of every description, mot ora. etc., by ex perts. A'dln. 11 SO. Kut 5945. WHOLESALERS AND KNGINEERS' AND MIL!. gl'PFI.IKS. THE M. U KLINE CO.. 84-S6-87-8H Front. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trada bids HATS AM CAPS THAN HAULER HAT CO.. 53-5S front St. PAINTS. Olla AND CLASS. W. P. FULLER A. CO.. Front and Morrison. RASMUSSEN A CO.. Second and TAILOR. FUNEBAL NOTICES. KIRCTHFTHIMIER The fnnerml serrVr-e of the late Peter A. Kircliheimer wl.l be conducted Tuesday. May 11. at .1:30 P. m I n th. Tunerai narxora oi n u. worthv A Co.. 6S02-04 2d St. S. F... In Lents Friends Invited Interment Mount Scott Park cemetery. MeCUIXOUG H The mneral serrlees of th late. Anna McCullonh of 1S9 Knott St.. will be held today (Monday). May 10 at S P. M-. from the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 5S02-O4 1-Jd st. S E.. In Lents. Interment Mount Scott' Park cemetery. MOORE The remains of the lata Mark J. Moore were forwarded May , under di rection of Miller & Traeey. to The Dalles. Or., where serrices and interment will take place. JOHNSON In this city. May 8. Baby John son beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Incineration . Monday, Mav 10. Portland crematorium. FLORISTS. Smiths Flower Shop Portland's progressiva florist. We special ise In funeral designs. 141 i Bin. opposite Meier Frank's. Main 7215. ,TWO STORES. We Strive to Please S2S Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 7."3. a4R Morrison, between iiroao. way and Park. Marshall 227 MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florists. 354 Washington. Main 209. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison st Slain 7709. Fine flowers and flora, de signs. No branch stores. PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP Funera. sprays$1.50 up. Bdwy. 2870, 465 Wash. TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 287 wasningtoa sC. bet. 4th and 5th. Main S102. A 111 MONCMEN'TS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS M Fourth St.. Opp. City Hall. Ken Broe. SfS BUESING GRANITE! CO. i PUT THIBDAT MAMSON STREET r.VrC strsCiV' . by the month or vear. or other Main 7070 or A 6095, House 2i. MEAT BLOCK TRIMMER. ED. ODBKRI. MEAT BLOCK ThUlMSR. Block irimmed by an adze. Price ac cording to condition ol uiocs. 41U3 2d st S K. NIKSEKY STOCK. WE CARRY a full atortment of choice truit treeb, berry plants, ornamenta trees, shrubs, ro&es, etc. ORKiiO.V .NLKSEKV CO.. ORENCO. OR MLS1C. "mcsic TEACHERS. POPULAR and ragtime taught In 10 to 20 lessons; KUarantevd or money refund ed; sheet mua.c gien witn first leaou. Phone Tabor fc815 for appointment. L. Carroll Day. piano, vocal lesions, prac tice piano, 1 hr. day. So mo. Bdwy. 2.V, O PTO M ET RISTS' AN U O PTIC1A N S. GLASSES AT A SAVING, livr.xj I boiicit your patronage on the basis of capable service. Thou- sands of &aiiued customers. A trial will convince ou. Cbane VV. Good man, optometrist, 2UU Morribou. M. 2124. EYES SCI EN T 1 F1C A LLY TEST--r ed with modern instruments G'.asses fitted from 12.0 up. -V t. Hl'KWlfZ, optometrist. 22jlsist liKOKGB RU Bk'x STB lN7ihe veteran op tician, is an expert eye tutor and bis charges are very reasonab.e. satisfaction guaranteed. 22ti Morr.on st.. near 2d OR1LNTAL RI GS. ORIENTAL RUGS woven. repaired, washed, cleaned and stored by nature's own modern plant. BrVad- 3-133. CAKIUilAS i.i.os.. Inc., importers ol mienliil rus OK1E.NTAL RUGS. .Native Kxpert In Repainus. wttnititf, cicduing and stored.. M. a,. WAIHAMAN, Eslabiisned 1U14. Broadway 2e.u. 4oo Washington St. OWEN TA LKlUa KE PAIRED." ORIENTAL KUGS. CLEA.t.u AMI KeifAlUED. KAhAGOZlAN l FERGUSON. " Yt-AKa tVl'i'll'A'A'llUll BROS N. 23D. fliO-Ni. Ai A.XN o2us. 151 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DR. LINDSEY, specialist In goiter and rheumatism. 010 Morgan blug. Mum 0'Jiio. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 4 yeart.. All communi cations strict. y confidential ; prompt, ef ficient... conscientious i-ervicc; uaiidbook free on retjoest. MUNN Ac Co.. paten; attorneys. Sau l-'raiic.sco office. Bouar: Uiiib', o&2 Market St.; Cnicago oliice. room blo Tower bidg. ; Wellington of fice, room- Jt, 025 1 St.; New lork Ot-iit-e, tSuolwortb. bidg. K. C. WK1GB.T 22 years' experience U. S. and foreign patents. 001 Dekum bidg ' "i'HYMCLVNS. UK. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg. Kheumaiie:n. stoiiiucb, Lowe., lung, live.!-, hiduey, oluuiier, rectal, prostatic, female disorders. Kin afltclton. blood pressure. euiM.igt.-d luniiis, motes, birtb marks. 1-LU.M BING SC PP1.1 Esi! PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE) Prices. Stark-Davi Co.. l&b 4LU. M. iWi PRINTING. mnm F. W. BAL1ES A COMPANY, ist and uaa sts. M. 7.05. 511-tio. 'A1NT1NG. f A l.N'ilNO. paperhangli.g. John C. Con lis.. 133 ltotust...lroadwa 2U45. Hc-USh; PAINTING by coaLraot. Phone Woodiawu 14U5. PAINTING AND TINTING. PAINTING and tinting, first-class work and sood material. Phone. Automatic 310-5D. PIANO TUNING. PIANO TUNING. Satisfaction guaranteed J. F. M) ers. Blind Scbool. Malauali 5000 POULTRY SlPPl IES. EVEUYTll INHi needed and ed by prac Heal pouttry kt-epuro; catalogue tree Koutleue Seed e- rlotai Co.. 146 2d t.. lJortlanu. ROOFS REPAIRED. HOOFS reshingled and repaired. Berkley, carpenter aud shmgler Marahail 1760. ' saONO-HANuTTORES. LEVIN HARD W ARB & FURNITURE CO. 221 FRONT ST. We buy and sell everything in tbe hardware and furniture line. .Phone ilain U072. TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. 601 Uckum bldg. V. lorelxn trademarks. TRANSFER, ANI STOKAOK. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH The Service With a Reputation. MOVlNG-PACK'G-SToRAUE-HAGG AGE. loth ami Kearney. Sianch Oft '-a Bdwy. H.0NE BDWY. 3309 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. -0 Front Street. ?TORA(.E AND HALMNO. DISTRIBUTION CARS OUli iSPKCIALTT Pbons Main 446. .1 4 4-68. OKKOON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Glisan t.. corner lttth. Phone Broadway 1281 or 1 1 !. We own and operate two large dabs "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance rates In the city. FIREPROOF STORAGE C. M. OLStNTKA.NSKIiR CO.. 218 Pine. PACKING, MOVINO. STORAGE. SKCl.TRITY STORAtlR & TRA.NSFKR, 105 PAUIC ST. Main 519j. A 1031. FOR any local or Inns distance hauline or moving- call Sellnood 3181. BLYNUFACTURERS I H"KS. WOOL AND CASCARA BARK. KAH.NBKUS., 105 Front EL PLlMBlNli bllTHES AND TIPK. TH E m 1.. K LI N E CO-. 81-86-87-89 Front. PRODI IE COM M I SSI ON M EKCHANTN EVkRPlNG FARRELL. 110 Front St. KOPE AXD B1XUE R TfflKE. Portland Cordnge Co., 14th and Northrup. SASH. POORS A ND GLASS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. FiNERAL directors. Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL directors. Now located In their new residential fu neral home. Morrison at 12th st.. west aids. Telephone Broadway 4110. automatic o4&-$s. Tbe funeral bume of relineoiest sod Uititinctive services Note We have no branches nor any con nections whatever with any other undertaking firm. ! EDWARD HOLMAN &SON Funeral Director. Third and Salmon St. Mam 507. Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Lesa Independent Funeral Directors. WflLsLtingion street, between 2utQ and 21st streets, west side. Lady aiis.sLaaL. Main 2C1. 578-85. J. P. FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRSCTORS. Main to Montgomery al Fifth. McENTEE &T EILERS- Funeral parlors with ail the privacy of a home. 16th and Everett sts. Telepiiona ii roadway 133, Automatic 521-33. F. S. DUNNING. INC. 414 Alder. Phone East 52. Perfect service, personal direction, frea use of floral chapel and auto equipment DOWNING & McNEMAR Successors to Wilson & Ross. Multnomah al fciast tb. East 54. Irvington district. P. L. LERClUlf'-r'-ciay. ilKICSON Twelfth and Morrison Sts nroaaway 2534. A. D KENWORTHY & CO. RS02-04 92d St.. Lents. Tabor 5267. A. R. ZELLER CO. " Williams ave. 1088 East 1088. C BREEZE & SNOO1t1.014275sb bTJ SKEWES UN DE RTAKIN'O COMPANY. Sd and Ciay. M. -tlul. Aiii2l. Lady astttataau 5