TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920
21
COURT IS I'l
AS LIE IS
PASSED
Zimmerman Murder Trial
Witness Is Accused.
"HUSH" PROPOSAL DENIED
Girl Declared to Hav Said She
Was Xot One Money Could Buy,
When Approached by Balkin.
fsPRlNGFIELT. Mass.. May 20.
(Special.) Superior court -was in an
uproar today when the lie was passed
between the district attorney and
Peter Balkin. a witness in behalf of
Miss Jennie Zimmerman, who is being
tried for the murder of her cousin,
Br. Henry K. Zimmerman. Order was
quickly restored by the high sheriff.
Prior to the testimony ot .BalKin
Miss Zimmerman was again on the
stand. She wae asked by the district
attorney if she had not said to a man
named Silbert, "If I could see Dr.
Zimmerman crippled for life I would
be satisfied."
The defendant smiled wearily as
he answered, "Certainly not. I never
knew Silbert well enough to discuss
my personal affairs with him." Miss
Zimmerman retained her self-possession
throughout her testimony and
answered the district attorneys ques
tions responsively and without hesi
tancy. Relation Held Admitted.
Peter Balkin, & friend of both the
Zimmermans, In whom the defendant
bad confided, testified concerning a
visit to Ir. Zimmerman. "When we
parted," the witness said, "Dr. Zim
merman eaid, "Tell Jennie not to
worry. Everything will be all right.
I will come to see her myself to
night.' "
Dr. Zimmerman admitted his rela
tions with Miss Zimmerman, though
he asserted she could not prove them,
the witness declared, and said he vis
ited Dr. J. M. Cornell, Dr. Zimmer
man's brother-in-law.
"Dr. Connell offered to pay Miss
Zimmerman 1200 if she would leave
the city." the witness said. He re
peated the offer to the defendant, who
said scornfully, "Balkin, you should
not talk to me like that. Da I look
like a girl that money can buy?"
Balkin told the Cornells of the re
sult of the interview and Mrs. Cornell
said, witness declared, trial it Jennie
Zimmerman made any trouble for the
doctor they would have her In
Northampton, to which witness re
sponded, "Maybe."
Marriage Offer Told.
It is not uncommon for Jewish
young men to make offers of mar
riage through a third party, witness
said, and Balkin was asked to ap
proach Miss Zimmerman on this sub'
ject in behalf of a prosperous Chico-
pee man.
"I am a ruined girl," Miss Zimmer
man said to the witness tearfully.
"How can I look such a man straight
In the eye after what I have gon
through?"
"Didn't you have a talk with me
when Mr. Tilton and State Detective
Manning were present?" District At
torney Wright asked, "and didn't you
tell us that you went to Dr. Cornell
with an offer to fix it up for J500?"
"No, sir, I did not," Balkin de
clared, with spirited emphasis, "what
happened was that Mr. Tilton asked
me if I had made any such offer
and I told yeu then that I did noth
lng of the kind."
At this juncture the witness, the
district attorney and counsel for the
defense were speaking at once and
the hum of voices was heard among
the spectators.
Sister Gives Testimony.
Miss Zimmerman's sister, Annie,
testified that in March, 1919, the pris
oner called up Dr. Zimmerman and
asked him to come to see her. When
he came the two soon became angry.
"I heard Dr. Zimmerman say to
Jennie. 'If you make a scandal about
this I'll blow your brains out' "
insanity experts will be heard to
morrow, after which the common
wealth will offer evidence in rebuttal.
It is doubtful if the case goes to the
Jury this week.
TROUSERS TAKEN IN RAID
All Men In Pullman Arc Forced to
Remain in Bed.
TOI.rTPO. O., May 20. Male occu
rants or a r'ullman car in the yards
nere were lorcfd to remain in bed
this morning after a thief ransacked
the coach and fled with an armful of
trousers.
The norter later found the missing
trousers under a freight car. The
pockets had been turned inside out.
FRENCH WAR BRIDE DIES
Mrs. Eton Helene Mitchell Passes
Alter Brief Illness.
TIOQl'l AM, Wash., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. Kvon Helene Mitchell
pretty young French war bride, who
tame to the harbor with her younsr
husband a few months ago. died last
night after a briet illness. She was
13 years old and met her husband
w-hen lie was serving in France on
si-tive service, besides her widower,
fche leaves a baby.
Mrs. Mitchell was learning F.nclish
rapidly and made a wide circle of
friends. She welcomed her residence
in America. She often expressed the
ambition to become old enough to
vote, "just once," to see what it was
like.
Railroad Klcc-ts rircMor.
PKXVER, Colo., May 20. The an
nual meeting; of the stockholders of
the Colorado Southern railroad was
held here today. Directors were elect
ed as follows: Howard Elliott. James
N. Hill and Jackson K. Reynolds of
New Vork; A. D. Parker of Philadel
phia; C. W. Bonn and Ralph Budd of
St. Paul: C. a. Bnrnham, Hale Holden
s nd O. M. Spencer of Chicago and J.
H. Bradbury and Robert Rice of
Denver.
Spokane Clothing Reduced.
SPOKANE. Wash., May 20. The
pvice rutting movement here spread
today with the announcement by a
largs cloth-.nis store that all its lines
'xcept "contract goods" would eo on
ale today at a 20 per cent reduction.
line laraa. department store yesterday
innounced a 20 per cent reduction.
fective today, and another said the
mo reduction would go into effect
rxt Monday.
Assault Trial Today.
Vlto Moosa, who struck and serlous
lv injured a tellow workman, Bento'
Norelll. In a fight at the Clark Wil
son Lumber company at Linnton.
where they are both employed, will be
tried in the municipal court next
Thursday on a charge of assault and
battery. His bail was placed at $1000.
ISorelli was reported to ha-ve sus
tained a fractured skull from beinS
struck with a board.
HOQUIAM CHECKS CENSUS
Effort Being Made to Raise Popu
lation Above 10,000.
HOQUIAM, Wash., May 20. (Spe
cial. Whole families missed by the
census are being- checked up by the
municipal recheck el Hoquiam s pop
ulation, in an effort to raise the offi
cial number to more than 10,000. The
census save Hoquiam 150 short of
that number.
Mayor Philbrick has established
census bureaus at the postoflice
library, city hall, merchants' club and
police station. It is now found that
a number of homes were not included
in the count, and the number of names
is piling up dally. When the city Is
satisfied that every unchecked name
of the census is turned in, application
will be made for a federal recheck.
ROBBERS PLEAD GUILTY
Trio Who Looted Express Office
Sentenced Immediately.
SPOKANE. Wash.. May 20. Harry
A- Peterson, Albert B. McGirt and
George H. Cole, the trio who were
alleged to have robbed the American
Railway Express office in the Great
Northern station here a week ago,
pleaded guilty today and were given
immediate sentence.
Peterson was sentenced to 15 years
at the Monroe reformatory; MoGirt
two to la years at Walla Walla and
Cole from one to 15 years at Walla
Walla. Peterson was in charge of the
office at the time of the robbery and
his share in the plot was revealed in
McGirt's confession at Yakima a few
days later. The men took in excess of
$10,000, of which all but $141 has been
recovered.
65 PER CENT VOTE TAKEN
Marlon Political Leaders Make
Forecast of Balloting.
SALEM, Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Because of the fact that there are 14
candidates for the five seats in the
lower . house of the legislature from
Marion county at tomorrow's primary
election, political leaders predict that
not less than 65 per cent of the regi
tered vote in this county will be cast.
In Salem chief Interest centers about
the contest for chief of police, five
candidates being in the field for this
office.
Auto Plunges Into Creek.
ROSEBURO, Or.. May 20. (Special.)
While attempting to prevent a col
lision when an automobile rushed in
ahead of them as they went on the
north end of the Deer creek brid
late yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Bullock and little son of Seattle
narrowly escaped serious Injury or
death when their car plunged through
the railing and over into the creek
bottom. A row of trees at the foot
of the embankment prevented the car
from turning a somersault. The oc
cupants were bady shaken up and th
car considerably damaged.
Workers Back on Job.
TACOMA, Wash., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Ironworkers employed In th
construction of the W. R. Ru3t build
ing went back on the job today, leav
lng the question of wages in th
hands of an arbitration committee.
The men quit work a week ago las
Monday because their checks for th
previous1 week were made out at $7 a
day instead of the new union scale of
$8. Cement finishers who likewise
had a wage dispute on the same jo
placed the matter in the hands of an
arbitration board.
Rev. E. O. Eldridge Funeral Today
The funeral of Rev E. O. Eldridge,
pastor of the Seaside Methodist Epis
copal church and formerly the pasto
of the Mount Tabor Methodist churc
for five years, will be held from th
Mount Tabor church at 2 o'clock to
morrow. Interment will be in th
Mount Scott cemetery. Dr. J. T.
Abbett will conduct the service, as
sisted by Rev. J. C. Spencer of Albany.
Dr. Eldridge was pastor at Roseburg
before coming to Portland.
Pomona Meets at Ridgefield.
RIDGEFIKLD Wash., May 20.
(Special.) Ridgefield high echool
glee club, under the direction of B.
1. Gaukel, gave several numbers at
the all-dav meeting1 of the Pomona
grange, which was held at Sara,
AVash., Tuesday. The club will sing
at the commencement exercises May
21. Dr. Hill of Vancouver will de
liver the commencement address.
John M. Green Dead.
John M. Green, prominent member'
of the Portland typographiiia.1 union,
and for years superintendent of the
Portland Printing House, died Tuesday
at Kmanuel hospital. Funeral services
were held yesterday at 2 o'clock at
tho Portland crematorium. Mount
Tabor lodge of Masons officiated. Mr.
Green is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Hettie Green, 715 Johnson street.
legion at Rldgefield Klects.
RiriGKPIELD, Wash., May . 20.
tSpecial.) At a regular meeting of
the American Legion po.st here last
night the following officers were
elected: Georgo R. Thomas, com
mander; Charlos Settner, vice-com-rrander;
K. L. Sackler, adjutant; Ken
neth Short, finance officer; James
Kiley, historian; Benjamin Rich, chap
lain. Reckless Driver Fined.
Klwood H. Wiles, who was arrested
on a charge of reckless driving by Pa
trolman Stanton of the traffic bureau.
following an accident in which he ran
down and injured Mrs. 1 K. Payne
of the Wagoner apartments, at Mor
rison and Klla streets, April 20. was
fined 130 by Municipal Judge Ross-
man yesterday.
Threat to Kill Reported.
A patrolman has been detailed to
watch the home of John M. Pipes, at
torney, at 562 Carlton street, in re
sponse to requests from members of
the family, who have notified the
chief of police that someone has
threatened anonymously to kill some
one at that place. Mr. Pipes Is ill at
the borne.
Boy on Skates Run Down,
ROSEBURO, Or., May 20. (Special.)
In an attempt to cross the street
on roller skates last evening in front
of an auto, 6-year-old Frank Evans,
son of a local train dispatcher, was
knocked down and run over by the
machine. Fortunately the youngster
was not badly hurt, although the
front of the car ran over his shoulder.
Mining Yacht Reported Safe.
MIAMI. Fla., May 20. The yacht
Grey Duck, missing since Sunday with
23 persons on board, is safe in har
bor at Bimini. Bahama islands, an
airplane returning from that place to
I jay reported.
RISH "GREET" MINISTER
Sin AUCKLAND GEDDES RE
CEIVES KRAXKXIX MEDAL.
Ambassador Surprised at Weird
Descriptions Which Fill
American Newspapers.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. May 20. Sir
Auckland Geddes, British ambassador.
came here yesterday to receive from
the Franklin institute for Sir Charles
Parsons of England the Franklin
medal awarded him. A party of Irish
sympathizers appeared in front ol
the building carrying banners bear
ing inscriptions demanding ireeaom
for Ireland. The police kept them
moving and gave them no opportu
ity to heckle the visitor.
Americans and British should seek
to dispel "the cloud of misrepresenta
tion and misunderstandings which
tends to separate them." Sir Auckland
Geddes declared.
The ambassador said that never has
It been so imperative tht relations
between Great Britain and the United
States remain cordial.
There are no misunderstandings
that 1 know of," he continued, "no
lack of complete cordiality, yet many
of your newspapers are filled with
strange verbal pictures of what the
British are or are not doing, which
make me rub my eyes and wonder
how, when and where such surprising
stuff can be written. There are news
papers in England only a few, thank
God! that are filled with equally
weird descriptions of the United
States, its motives and plans."
It the hope of peace is to be ful
filled, the ambassador continued, it
necessary that one nation see the
good in others.
'It will be all evil If that feeling
is changed into one of less cordiality."
Sir Auckland said. "Its existence is
an asset to you and to us."
Gasoline Famine Averted.
HOOD RIVER, Or.. May 20. (Spe
cials A gasoline famine here has
been averted by drawing a cuppiy
from White Salmon, Wash., where the
Standard Oil company has a distrib
uting plant. Local dealers have
brought hundreds of gallons from
White Salmon by motor truck. Deal
ers today wrote to state authorities
asking if they would be responsible
for a cent a gallon road tax on fuel
brought from Washington.
Irrigation Project Planned.
ROSEBURG, Or., May 20. (Special.)
A. C. Marstera of this city proposes
to irrigate more than 6000 acres of
land lying1 north of Upper Klamath
ake. He proposes to construct a ditch
5 miles long, the entire project to
cost $40,000.
AMUSEMENTS.
CHAT NO. 71920
Today will be a big day at THE
OAKS.
But tomorrow and the next day
and the next will be bigger.
THE OAKS improves every
day more of the beauties of sum
mer are installed by nature's hand
with the passing of every day.
To supplement what nature has
done to make this the most beau
tiful pleasure place in the nation
we have spared no effort to make
the big park as complete as money
and energy will make it.
These things have been done
for YOUR pleasure. Come to the
park before 5 P. M. and pass
through the big gates free of
charge. Enjoy yourself thorough
ly. The carfare is 6 cents from
First and Alder. Admission is
free to 5 P. M. daily, except Sun
days and holidays.
JOHN F. COED RAY, Manager.
Ellison-White Lyceum
Bureau Presents
WILLIAM HOWARD
TAFT
Lecturing on
"The League of Nations
Up-to-Date"
Auditorium
Thursday Evening, May 27
73tf $1.00 $1.50
War Tax Extra.
Seat sale opens Meier & Frank's
Monday, May 24. Mail orders
accepted now. Address Ellison
White Lyceum Bureau, Broadway
Bidg. Add 10 war tax and
enclose stamped envelope.
Tonight and All Week
Williams Ave. and Stanton St
W. O. W.
Maytime Fair
2-BIG FREE ACTS-2
Fun Galore.
Tonight Rose City Camp Night
Tonight
Joyful dancing in the big pa
vilion 10-piece orchestra and
Monte Austin
Hop a CC Car to
Council Crest Park
AMUSEMENTS.
I T I7TT T ( Br'dway at Taylor
AllilXlvJ Phone Main 1
TONIGHT, 8:15
TOMORROW
-SPECI I. PRICE-
MAT. TOMORROW, 2:15
. The Favorite Comedians
KOLB d DILL
In the
Temperance Play with a, "Kick."
"WET AND DRY"
CATCHY MUSIC. GIRLS. FUN.
Evenings. 2, J1.60, 1, 75c, SOc.
Tomorrow's Matinee: $1.58. $1, 50c
Tickets Now Selling.
BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY
BAKER
Tonight. All Week, Mutineer Saturday
SUE WALKKU IN HKK hl.ttA
out of her window, over the roof into
Lite wrong room. , hue nail a bow in
her hair.
PantageS
Mat. Daily, :30.
"THE LICK OF A TOTEM"
With Harry liirard and Agmee Cain Brown.
THE JAPANESE REVl K
With the Mw York Company.
OTHER BIO ACTS.
3 Performances daily. Night curtain at
T and 9.
Today, Tonight, THE KUVCAFD HII.-
TUCS, 12 people, 12; 7 attractions. 7.
Edythe Sterling. "The Ono Way Trail."
3 Nights Son. 13e to 1.2J Mon.-Taes
15c to t.oo.
4 Mats Hnn.-Maa.-Tiiea.-Wed. 13c to 75c
HOMER B. MASON I HENRI SCOTT
and 1 Famoitf
MARI.IF.RITE I American
KEtLKK Baa-Baritone
Sadtnoffi The Itosellaa:
NED NOHWORTH
Stewart & Mercer: Kinogrsuiia:
Topics of the Daj
BETH BERI
KOTB1 I This Show Clown With tho
Matinee Wedneaday, May 26.
CIRCLE
Fourth at1
W aahlnartoa
Irene Castle
"The Amateur Wif e"
Also a Oreater Feature Comedy
-HOME RBKiV
And the Fathn KvIm.
Open from tf o'clock in the morning until
. o cioca. ot me toiiowing morning.
LYRIC
MUSICAL
COMEDY
' . Matmoe Dally 'at S
Evenings at 7 and 9
Laugh with
MIKE AXD 1KB
in
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FRIDAY CHORUS OlKl-ti- CONTEST
GLOBE
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Washington.
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MEETING NOTICES.
AL KADER TEMPLE
A. A. O. X. M. E. Stated
session Saturday. May 22,
!:(.. at 8 o'clock P. M..
Pythian Building, West
Park, and Yamhill sts. Ho-
cial and entertainment.
Visiting nobles cordially in-
vitea.
By order of the Potentate.
HUtirl J. BOYD.
Recorder.
MULTNOMAH CAMP
NO. 77. W. O. W.. will in
itiate a class of candidates
at their hali. E. tith and
Alder, this tFriday) eve
ning. EiMertainment com
mittee has provided spe
cial entertainment, mem
ber, of W. O. W. only.
Vlsitinr mpmhers welcome.
J. C. WILSON, Clerk.
PORTLAND AERIE,
No. . FIIATERNAI
OROER OP EAGLES
Meets every Friday
evening, 8 o'clock. In
Pacific States hall,
11th and Alder streets.
H. E. MILLER, Sec
W A S H I N G T O N COM
MANDRY. K. T.. No. 15. A
upecial conclave will be held
F.day evening. May -1. at
7:JO P. M.. East Sth and
Burnslde. Order ol the Temple win oe
conferred. Candida-.-, report at T o clock
P M sharp. A large attendance desired.
tr. moM.iv. Q p EISMAN Hecorder.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO.
48 A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Frldayt
afternoon. 1S:4S o'clock. Bast
8lh and Burnside sts.. to con
duct the funeral of Brother J.
H Hayes, late of Vesper ladge. No. S84.
of GaJeiburg, III. Funeral committee pleaae
lake notice. All M. M. invited Tour
aiilo will be appreciated. Order W. M.
auto wiu oo H RICHMOND, fcee.
GET READT for the big
" nlrnic riven by the Masters'
, and Wardens' and Past Mast
ers' association at sorest
Grove for the Masonic and
Eastern star home fund on
w i -.- -m. v ui Members ox tne Ira-
lernity nd friends Invited.
8 ELL WOOD LODGE NO.
131, A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial meeting this tFriday
evening at T:30 o'clock. Work
ut M d.eree. Visitors wel
come. Kelreshments. By of
J. H. isUTLt-K, sec.
PORTLAXD LODOB NO. 53.
A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication this (Friday!
evening, 8 o'clock. Masonic
temple, visiting brethren wel
come. By order of W. M.
H. J. HOUGHTON. See.
ALBERT PIKB LODGE NO.
13. A. F. AND A. M Spa.
cial meeting this tFrlday)
evening at 5 o'oloek. . A.
degree. Visiting brethren we!
come. U. W. COOK. Sec
ROSE CITT CHAPTER NO.
Rg, O. B. S. Stated eommuni
cation this (Friday) evening,
8 o'clock, Pythian tempia,
West Park and YamhllL De-
grees and social. By order
of W. M.
M. a. HOWATSON. Sec
WEBFOOT CAMP NO. 5. WOODME.1
OP THE WORLD, metis every Friday
igbt at W. O. W. temple, 12 11th treet
si soembera weleome. Kum to Kama
r,day night. M. L. BARBU8. Clark.
EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charma, pina,
designs. Jaeger Broa., V1"? 6Lh SU
FRIED LAND FIR'S lor lodge emblems,
claaa pins and medals, SKI Washington ai.
der W. M-
TOO LATE TO CI-ASSWY.
TOUNG woman, with year-eld babv irtrl,
dssirea position as housekeeper for gen
tleman In city. 4712 IS. 6lh at. S. E.,
M. S. car.
Al'CTIOM SALES.
At W IlinTl'. Anvttnn Ttan
a. 1 A. M,
Furniture, lft-17l Second at.
DIED.
CONNKI.L Tn this7ity. May 20. Henry
. onnell. aged tw year: husoana of Julia
Connell. and brother of Junes Connell.
Grand Rapids. Mich. The deceaei was
a member of the Knights of Columbus.
Walla Walla. Wash. The remains will
be forwarded by McEntee & killers to
Spokane. Wash., where interment will
take place.
ANDERSON In this elty. May 20. at the
family residence, 9ti4 E. Sixth at. N..
Hans Anderson, afte 71 years, husband
of Johanna Anderson. Remains at Fin
ley a fnneral parlors. Notice of funerai
nereaiier. ueceased member of Lolum
bia lodge, A. K. and
M.
TOEL In this cit. Xlnv "ft T fn... T.
oei. asea o years, late of the Perkins
hotel. The remains are at Finlev's.
Montgomery at Fifth. Notice ot funeral
nereaiter.
Fl'N'EBAL NOTICES.
HANSEN At the family residence. 7fV4
5-ith avenue S. E.. May 1. Rev. Hans
Hansen, aped 83 years, beloved husband
of Louisa Hansen, father of Mrs. Mary
L,. oiaiiett. John ti. William A Rpn la
in fn H.. Heln C. and Louis H. Hamen,
11 of this citv: brother of P?tr Hansen.
Seattle. Wash. Funeral services will be
conquctert Saturdav. May at 1:30 F.
M., from the German At. K. church, cor
ner or Kodney avenue and Stanton street.
Friends invited. Interment Riverview
cemetery. Remains at Pearson s under
taking parlors. AuuoU street at Union
avenue.
HOWLAXD Tn this city. May 17. Elvira
lireene riowiana, affed u years, late of
tn Mann nome. mutner ot i-iarry ki
How land ol! Oakland, Cal.. and muter of
Mrs. M. A. Holt of Fall River, Maas.
Funeral services will be held Friday,
Aiay at a.av o ciock at riniey g, .Mont
gomery at firth. Friends invited. In
terment at itiver view cemetery.
; WIGGINS In this city. May 18. 1920,
Creorse B. Wiggins, aged S years, be-
iovea n utoa na or i-ieien Wiggins ana
brother of Frank Wiattins of Akioria. Or.
Friends invited to attend the funeral
services at Holman'a funeral Darlors,
Third and Salmon sts., at 1:30 P. M. to
morrow t Saturday.), May mzz, l-u. in
terment Lone Fir cemetery.
GOULD May 19. 1920. Mrs. Anna M
uouia, iate or 37 Jarreit street, aged
bu years 11 months 19 da vs. Funeral
services today (.Friday). May 21. a
P. M., from R. T. Byrnes' residential
parlors. UOL Williams avenue at Mason
street: concluding services at the Port
land crematorium. Friends invited to
attend.
FITZGERALD At Sandy. Or.. May 19.
diary Fitzgerald, aged years, beiovea
wife or Hugh Fitzgerald. Funeral serv
ices will be held todav (Friday). May
1. at St. Michael's church at Sandy.
Or., where requiem mass will be offered
at 10 A. M. Interment at Sandy. Or. Ar
rangements in care of Miller & Tracey.
I RINEMAN In this city. Mav 18. Carrie L.
Kineman, aged til years, mother of Mrs.
Klla Hooker of Joplin. Mo. ; K. W. and
F. S. Kineman and Mrs. B. L. Stanford
of this city. Funeral services will be
held Monday. May 24. at t):30 o'clock
A. M.. at Fin ley's, Montgomery at Gtli.
Friends invited. Interment at Salem. Or.
MARSHALL In this city. May 19. John
tn. 3i a r una u. aged no years, or iuiuo
65th ave. S. fe. The funeral services
will be conducted Saturday. May --. at
2 P. M.. in the mortuary chapel of A. D.
Kenworthv & Co.. 5)2-04 u2d st. b. fci..
Lents. Friends invited to attend. In
terment Mr. Scott Park cemetery.
DIEI3 May 19, at Ridgefield. Wash.. Al-
xrea Aionzo Knox, aged c3 years ana a
months; brother of Mrs. G. Stackpole
and the late Mrs. J. fcl. Hazeltine. Fu
neral services today (Friday) at 'i P. M.
in the Presbyterian church, at Kidgeiield,
Wash.
HATS In this city. May 16, 1020, John H.
nys. agea so years. rrienas invited to
attend the funeral services at Holman'a
funeral parlors. Third and Salmon sts ,
at 1:30 P. M. today (Friday. May 21.
Ill 20. Incineration Portland crematorium.
u.ut-1 Funeral services of the late
u-naries tvura win be held Saturday. May
22. at 2:30 o'clock P. M at Finley's.
Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited.
incineration at tue Portland crema
torium.
TRUMBULL Tho remains of the late
r ranees irumtiuii were forwarded Thurs
day. May 20. at 1 A. M.. to Parkland.
Or., where services and Interment will
take place. Arrangements in car of
aimer at iracey.
I DOWNING The funeral services of the
late Rose Downing will be held todav
( Friday . May 21. at 1-80 P. M.. at the
chapel of Miller & Tracey. interment
iuverview cemetery. .
HOLLAND Funeral Mrvlcea ot the late
JSlvira Oreene Howiand will be held to
day Friday) at --to P. M., at Fin.ey'a,
Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited.
interment at Riverview cemetery.
FL'N'EBAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES
AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114.
. FUNERAL, DIRECTORS.
Dunning &'McEntee
UMihAL DIKKCTOK8.
Now located in their new residential fu
neral home, Morrison at l'Jlh st., west side.
Vhone Broadway 430. Automatic 54r5b.
Xbe " u neral Home of Keiinecuent
and OiHtinctive (Service.
Note We have no brant-lies nor any con
nections whatever with any other
undertaking firm.
EDWARD HOLMAN
&SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts. Main 507.
Lady Assistant.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for lrs.
Independent Funeral Directors.
W&shiogton fatreet, between liuth and
-1st Streets, West Side.
Lady Assistant
Main 21. 878-85.
J. P. FINLEY Sc SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Main 9. Momgomir y t Fifth.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
home, ldlh and Everett sts. Telitrjhone
Broadway lilSa. Automatic
F. S. DUNNING. INC.
414 E. Aider. J'hone Kast 52.
Perfect service, personal direction, free
use of floral chapel and auto equipment.
DOWNING & McNEMAR
Successor to Wilson & Rnss. Multnomah
at East 7th. East 04. lrvlngton district.
PT T TT,T'TJ F.. Eleventh and Clay.
. 1-1. Ji.Il(.Uli East 7sl. T 18:i3.
ERICSON
Twelfth and Morrison Sta,
Broadway 2o:4.
A. D. KEN WORTHY A CO.
:-04 ttid iSt., Lent. Tabor 5267.
A. R. SELLER CO.
693 Williams ave.
East 10S8. C 1038.
BREEZE & SNOOK
Imont.
B
SKEWE8 UNDERTAKING COMPANT. 3d
and Clay. M. 41fti. A -J-Jl. taqy. assistant.
FLORISTS.
328 Morrison St.
.nu..j uAt w,nt
' it' rWI lldl IU RUIVl 1 UU.f
AR Morrison St
-stores - BelBrdirjclPark Mar.257
Charge Accounts soiicnea.
Smith's Flower Shop
Pflrtlnnrl'i' nrnr:rf1vfl florfrTt. We tTr?eial-
Ize in funeral dtrigri. 141 Vt 6ta oppoulLtt
ileier St, Frank a. Alain t Jla.
JAPAN FLORIST 163-170 4th
t., Firehouee Market. All kinds
of flowers. Bedding! and vegeia
ble piants. Japanese thrubbrry,
nursery stock, tuba, b&akeLa, gar-
den Beeas. epciai saio.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.
Florists. M Washingten. Main 29.
'lowers lor all occasions artistically
arranged
CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison st.
Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral de
signs. No branch stores.
PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP Funeral
sprays $1.50 up. Bdwy. 2S70. 485 Wash.
TONSKTH FLORA L CO.. 287 Washington
su, bet. (inland 4th. Mam IUJ. A. H4L
f7 l-rteX
n
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas
sified for ready reference. For rates by the month er year, or other
information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29.
ACCOUNTANTS.
JULIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au
ditor, accounting system mioiticu
maintained: income tujt service; refer
ences Concord bids., -d and Stark.
Mam 744:;. .
ALTERATIONS.
LADIES- tailoring. Perfect fitting; work
guaranteed. 1. Keubin. 4us Bush-Lane Dig.
ASSAVKKS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 142 Second
uoia, Sliver ana platinum pousnt.
ilULTXOilAH Hotel TurkiaH baifa. men;
ail ay tnd ail night. .
CARPET WEAVING.
DjmC The kind that wear th best ar
fllfUO made from your worn-out carpets
by the Northwest Rug Co. former ad
dress 153 Union ave.) Rag rugs woven,
all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refitting anu
resizing. Mail orders solicited. 1M
8th su Phone Kast 30SO. B 120
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
Kag rugs all sizes Mull orders prompt
Send for Book.eu
9x12 rugs s tea m or u ry cleaned. l.0.
FLUFF ItUG CO..
54-56 Union ave N. Kast 6ol6- B 14.5.
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPET CLEANINU.
FLUKP AND KAU KUGS.
WOVEN ALL SIZttza.
WHITE OH CALL.
POK TLAN i HUCi CO..
E. 17tu st. Seliwood 3622.
CARPET SWEEPERS REPAIRED.
AUTHORIZED BisseU carpet sweeper re
pair agency; all parts furnished. 61
Morrison st.
CELI.rjl.oiI BUTTONS.
THE IRWIil-HUDSON COMPANY.
387 Washington. -Bdwy. 4o4, A 124.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR.
CEMENT work of all kinds, garages and
excavating; reasonable. Phoua Tabor
ttu.U.
CHIROPRACTOR.
300.0UO KNOW McMahon. 100 Chiroprac
tor. Throngs pronounce treatment heat.
CHIROPODIST AKCII SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Estelle and Florello De Veny
tne only scientific chiropodist and arch
specialists in the city. Parlors 302 Cier
linger hidg., a. w. cor. 2d and Alder.
CHIROPODISTS.
UK. GARTNER, foot specialist; corns,. bun
ions, loot arches made to order.
fewetland bidg.. Sth and Wash. Main 1081.
DK. B. LOUISE COX. chiropodist. 10 A. AL
to i r. M. 410 Morgan bids. Main 4as.
CHIMNEY SWEEPS.
BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEP.
Furnace smokes through registers,
needs repairing or cleaning. Tabor 3883.
CIKCILAB LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal
oiaa. .Marshall 5b3. Multigrapnmg,
mimeograpning and mall advertising.
COLLECTIONS.
NETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1798.
.no collections, no charge. ustaD. iuu.
CONTRACTORS.
FOR BRICK WORK, tile and concrete.
pnone jack wempe. woodlawn enju.
DANCING.
MRS. BATH. 308 Dekum bldg. Private
lessons day and evening. Main 1345.
BALLROOM and stage dancing. Mis
Dorothy Rasmussen. 610 Ellers bldg.
DENTISTRY.
IF YOU have dental work to be dons, have
It done without pain by the nerve-block
lng method.
DK. A. W. KEENE, DR. B. H. PREHN,
Majestic Theater Bldg.,
331 Washington St.
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
ROPE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
413 Iast 7tn. feast 1847 and ziu-evj
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
Repaired
Bought and Sold.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
Phone 5-'7-27. 248 Vi Fisst St. Main 871,
H.M.H.ELECTRIC CO
34 N. 1st., Portland, Or. Rewinding-
and electrical repair
in- a specialty. See us abou
new or used motors. Bdwy,
FERTILIZER.
FERTILIZE your land if you want bi
irons: read about "G. M. Wonder" in oui
lfJ.M catalogue. Routledg-e Seed A Kloral
Co., 145 lid st., fortiana. ur.
FUEL
FOI-Er FUEL Old-growth country slab-
wood, 4-ioou rnouo r.asi -oux.
WHOLESALERS AND
ENGINEERS' AND MILL ritPPLlES.
THE M. L KLINE CO.. S4-g-S7-ga Front.
ORA1N. IEKCHANTS.e
PACIFIC G RAIN CO.. Board ol Trade Bldg.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANHAUSER HAT CO.. 63-SS Front st.
PAINTS. OILS AND CLASS.
W. P. FULLER sr CO..
Front and Morrison.
CO.. Second and Taylor.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
tWt fr-out-th St.. OPP. CttT Hall.
"Ncu Bros.
PS' bLaesing GRANITE CO-
nJ THIRD AT MADI5QW STREET
Rates (or
Classified Advertisements
la
The Oregonian.
Lity and bunday
Per line
One time Ijc
Two consemtWe time IO
Three consecutive times 80c
Srvrn eonseeutive times 63s
The following clu.h I float ions excepted,
the rale of wIimIi i 0c per line per day:
Situations Wanted Male. Situations
Wanted Female. No ad taken for lew
than two lines. Count aix words to the
lino. Advertisenients (except "Person
als" ami "tiitnalinns Wanted" will be
taken over the telephone if the adver
tiser is a subscriber to either phone.
No prices will be quoted aver the
phone, hut statements will be rendered
the following day. Advertlsemente are
taken for The Pally Oregonian until
7--40 P. M. : for The Sunday Oregoniaa
until P. M. Saturday. .
KETW TODAY.
IRYINGTON HOME
$8250
Fine artistic, rooms in Ivory and ma
hoaany; sun room, breakfast Tfm-
French doora. rour uu .
bath. arlass-incloBed Bleepinaj porch,
hardwood floors, all In perfect condi
tion.
MeDOXELL, East 41".
STORAGE SPACE
Investigate wr Plant and Rate..
Why Aasume Expenalve Leases Under
Preaent High CoatgT
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
Dray wee and Steraxre,
2th and Oltaaaw Phono Bdwy. 47L
QUICK SALE
Sacrifice Price for Cash by Ownera.
CHOICE VIEW LOTS, 80x100
Fine Bfelaxhnorhnod.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
Address M. O. 1 34. Oreseaian.X10 Cham, of Cans. Bids. Alnln 303a,
HEMSTITCHING AND PI.EATINO.
T. & D. UKMSTITCHING Shop: superior
work; prompt service., R. ttla. Oiegon
Eilers bide.. -87 Washington t-
HEM STrrCHlN5 , 8cenls "per yard, and
piatting at 11th and Washington.
r
UN MOWERS SHARPENED.
LAiVN mowers called for. sharpened and
repaired; express service; carpenter Job
bing. Tabor K427.
FOH express, moving, general hauling at
reasonable rates call Marshall 40t0.
MlhlC TEACHERS.
i-a. Carrot 1 Ltu.y, piano, vocal let-sons, prac
tice piano, l nr. aay. mo. uuwy. .qj.
MKSERY STOCK.
WIS CARRY a full assortment of choice
ii uu trees, oerry planus. w
trees, sir rubs, roses, etc
OK1.GU.N ISLRsUaV CO., ORKNCO, OR.
OFTQM fcTKiSTs"ANi OPTICIANS.
OUSSKS AT A SAtLN'i.
1 aoucil your patronage on the
baitt ot cuuaoie btrvicc. 'I hou-
9 cnuus ol aLt.iitl customers. A
trial will convince you. Char.e V . bood
man. opi.onA:Vriat, .otf Mwrtiaoa. M.. I--.
a-"- liiiiS SClKNTlKlCALisl' Ttai
.fW ta witn modern iuatrumeau.
Lita&es titled trum -.oO up.
A. UL'KMi'i'Z, opiotuetriat. JO i-St st.
liltOKGE HL'BltXsIISlN. tli veteran op
tician, is 4tn expert eye litter ana nis
cnarses sr. very reasonable; aalisiaction
guaranteed. Z-V Mornon near -il.
OKltNTAL Rll.3 BErAlaKU.
ORIENTAL. KL'tid
CLEANtilJ A.SO Ksl'AlKED.
KAKAUOZIAN r'HIHiUliuN.
TEN ItAllS Vkliil ATllsil 1SKOS.
lot N. ZJiJ. I'UO.SE MAIN 5-Uo.
PATENT ATTOKNEVS.
PATENTS Our practice has extended
over a period of 4 years. AH communi
cations .tricliy confidential; prompt, ef
ficient, conscientious service; handbook
tree on request- MUNN Co.. patent
attorneys. aa Frsuoinca office, ltobart
bldg.. 5a2 Market St.; Chicaio oitice.
rouui bio Tower bldg.; Waaamgton ol
Iice. room hlo. ttii L; iew iorit oi-
tice, woulwortn uiag.
R. C. WRItiHT 22 years experience u.
and foreign patents, out ueKUin omj.
PAPEKIIANGING.
PAPEKHANOINO. kalsoinining and in
terior decorating, reasonable anu suuu
work. A- Cook. Se.i. alSH. Jil alter
5:S0. - .
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R A. PHILLIPS. Broadway iliag..
rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, nver,
kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, fema.e
disorders, sKin affections, b.ood pressure,
enlarged tonsils, motes, birth mariis.
rUUBlNU bCPPLltS.
PLLiMBINtJSUFPLlES AT WHOLESAL1S
prices. Stark-Davis Co., las .m. m-.
PKIN'TINU.
PRINTING fs-,
W. BALTE8 & COMPANT.
and oak sts. M 76j. 511-Q5.
PAINTING.
PAINTING, paperhanging. John C. Ufl-
lisk, lotn su it. nruKuwj
P1ANO TUNING.
PIANO TUNING. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. t Myers, aimu ommui. j.'c11"-" v-
POLLTBV bLPPLIES.
KVEKIIH1.NG needed and used by prac
tical poultry Keepers. eaiaiusuo c,s
Koutleuge iseed c Floral Co.. !. i-d sL,
Portland.
SCALP TREATMENT.
KOM-I-DA.
Scalp treatnfenta tor baldness.
Medical bid.
StlXNU-HANO STORES.
LEVIN HAKDWAKE & FUKNITLRE CO.
We buy and seil everything In the
hardware and furniture line. phone
Main UU72.
TRADEMARKS.
OREGON TRADEMARK bUKtAU, Ml
l)kum Dldg. u. toreigu n
TRANSFER AND
STORAOK.
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
The Service With a Reputation.
MOVINO-PACK'G-STORAOE-BAOOAGE
13th and Kearney. Branch tS41 Bdwy.
PHONE BDWY. 3309
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.
B4-6 Front St.
?TORAOS AND HAULING.
DISTRIBUTION CARS OLK SfECULTI.
Phones Main 44B, 544-6S.
wv.r.n'TRANSKER CO.. 474 GUsan St..
corner 13th. Phone Broadway I::&1 or
116'J. "We own and operate two large
class "A warehouses on terminal tracks.
Lowest Insurance rates in the city.
PArniNB. MOVING. STORAGE.
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.. loa PARK ST. Main SIVo. A lu.il.
WOOD8AW.
AUTOMATIC woodsaw; even length guar
anteed. Phone East 5U40.
MANUFACTURERS
IIIUKS. WOOL AND CASCAR. BARK.
KAHN BROTHERS, 183 Front at.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND PIPE.
THE M. L. KLINE CO.. S4-S6-S7-S9 Front.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVERDING &. FARRELL, 140 Front st.
KOPE AND BINDER TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrnp.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
W P. WI.l.F.R At CO . Front and Morrison.
NEW TODAY.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
(We Call an Deliver)
Old Rngi and ll'ooles Clothfna;.
We Make Beversible, liand-Vt ovea
FLUFF RUGS
BoOBS-Siae Flnff Rsgt, W ovea.
17.SO
Rig Ragra Woven All Slaea.
Clotbea Cleaning; and Dyeing Depta.
Mall Orders Send for Booklet.
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
til! Rugs, Steamed Cleaned. SI -50
WESTERN FLrFP nvti CO.
Ml'slss AvcN, l'buu lisit C51
WK CALL FOR VOIR. OLD
CAKPKIS,
Rogra and Woolen Clot alas
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Turned Oat Promptly
Rsg Km. Wsrts All Slaea
Mall Orders. Send for Booklet,
tarsets Cleaned. Laid and
lief ttted.
korthwest nri; CO.
1S8 Kast Sth St.
Phone fciast S5S0.
Irvington Ideal Home
$21,000
200x100 Corner
10 rooms, large living room anJ din
ing room in solid oak, library and sun
room, 2 fireplaces first floor, li baths
and bedroom n- McDonnell, iast
Mortgage Loans
tWft fmtt'rcst rmtrux Inatttllmeat rm
It7we AC lelrtH. Buildtnte Iorbi
made. Bia delay la elomlmm.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
1 17-210 Aortb western Bank Boildlajg.
alarskall 4114.
LIBERAL LOANS
W! loan our own money on real estate,
first and second mortgage, contract,
livestock, notes, etc.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO..
NEW TODAY.
s4
i
- & s k
v.-.-'-.'-Y A- " 5
AMONG THE FI3S ON PORTLAND
HEIGHTS
This low, rambllnar htmgalow, built ot
hollow tile, enormous living room
with extra larire fireplace, Dutch,
kitchen, two larsre porches, one of
which is lare enough for two or
three beds. The house has bath and
toilet, concrete basement and splen
did furnace. The ground consists ot
Vs acre fronting on both upper and
lower drives. Both the ground and
the house are In a very poor condition,
but the possibilities for improvement
are unlimited, and the price. $4200.
certainly should make thts art attract
ive proposition, and we think that the
house alone couid not be duplicated
for this price. JloiO cash, balance -0
uiomnly.
v it k n w. ;k.m n ro.,
73 rhimhfr of (Ssunrrfe,
& va V
HOUSES and GARAGES
Portable Garage Ne. 2-P.
GARAGES
Made In four-foot sections of
carefully selected fir. Can ba
erected in a very few hours.
Shipped anywhere. Make one
into a summer cottage.
Write or Phone for Catalog.
Elwood Wiles & Son
Title and Trout Bids-
f none Alain 7
C4.VMA A Snap 907 East Broadway,
by appointment only. Modern six
room corner home, full cement base
ment, grood furnace, hardwood floors,
fireplace, den, sleeping porch, good
attic
?,V.OO New Lslstlns Fine home
in East Irvington. on 90x100 corner,
all liens paid in full; very large living
room.
jrr.00 A large, modern bungalow
type home, with extra bedroom or two
on first floor, also extra toilet and
lavatory. Mortgage foreclosure. Im-
mediate Dot seat ion. lo. i2Z ia&t Z.ta
bt. No.
Onurr Ltenvlnir Bia: rlednclfon In
Price 795 K. l&th st. N. New less
than three years ago, and good; six
rooms ana si. porch; lull lot, nice
lawn, east front: larere livina: room.
attractive dining room with French
doors, fine bun parlor with hardwood
lioors, rich old ivory xinisn tnrougn
out; complete Dutch kitchen for
Uuivlt Sale Now i.M00.
R. T. STREET
-;OOD HOJIKS KE.41TOR,"
East loth and Broadway.
Usat SU4.
Wheat Lands
To Exchange
We have a number of the
best wheat ranches in the
most productive section of
Canada, Regina and Moose
Jaw, Sask., districts to ex
change for Oregon or Cali
fornia fruit or income prop
erty. What have you?
C. M. DERR,
COE A. McKENNA & CO.
82 Fourth St.,
Portland, Oregon
TTS'!P,.TfcTVr 75. WIC '
iSectionalS
Krected in Portls-nd or BH1PPBO
ANYWHERE, In sections ready to
put t aether. Easy for one nan to
erect in a day. Our cash prices,
factory direct to you, no middle
man, mean a GREAT 6AVINO.
Bend for circular. Call at factory,
b.e life-size sample.
KKDIMAIIE BUILDING CO..
itIS fc. I ltli St.. 3 bike. S. Hawthorne,
l'hone Kast SI 14. Portland. Oregon.
NOB HILL HOME
$6000
7-room residence on 50x100
lot, fireplace, furnace. Don't
! delay. This is a rare bar
gain.
G 25o, Oregonian
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE tOAXS
Valted Stutetv Ramie Builtllas
REAL ESTATR.
ON THE OREGON CITY CAR LrNTI.
N. 1. A beautiful modm eoburbaa
home, plate glans windows. bras trim-mt-n.
on 1 acre ground with bs.riu
fruit and roses of all kinds; private
Hier syitem all over the piace; tar
mshed. jio, 2. 10 acres unimproved, near XBnts;
cheap.
IJo. o. A beautiful 5 acres, well Improved,
good buildines. fruit, in Vancouver.
Ko. 4. A modern brick apartment bouse
on the wiFt sMe. all full and doln
better than net. A snap; part
trade and terms.
JJo. 5. A beautiful 9-roomcd modern
house, on East '-'1st street: corner, fur
nace and built-ins; part casi. and
terms.
No. 6- $0000 equity In an improved S
acrst, cioh in. for a buuaulow. or
whitt have you?
No. 7. Alfalfa farms fn central Oregon;
bnth larKO and umall.
CAMFBELU-PHKLAN LAND sV
CATTLE CO..
ttJ CoucU BUI.
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