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v 14 THE MORNING OR EG ONI AN. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920 4 - i - .i FUEL SUPPLY IS LLI Contract Signed for 200,000 Gallons for State. PRICE IS LITTLE HIGHER Association Takes Steps to Pro tect Itself While Shortage of Gasoline Is On. Forty carloads of gasoline monthly, with a total of approximately 200,000 gallons, has been contracted for by the Oregon State Automobile Dealers" association to be allocated to auto mobile dealers in various parts of the state. Although the source of supply was not announced at a meeting of the gasoline conservation committee yesterday, it was learned that an oil company independent of the ' four large oil companies has accepted the contract. Possibility that this same oil com pany will enter the northwestern field to carry on the business which will be created through the automo bile dealers during the present short age looms, according to C I... Boss, one of the large automobile dealers who was present at the meeting. Shipment Eipfolol Soon, The first shipment from the new source of supply is expected in Ore gon in five or six days. Automobile dealers made it plain that they had taken the initiative in locating a new source of gasoline supply for the pro tection of the automobile industry in Oregon and that ae quickly as the present shortage has been relieved, they will be glad to etep out of the Kasoline business. No effort will be made by the deal ers to enter into a competitive gaso line sales business. Nothing will re sriict the dealer from elling gaso l'ne. if he so desires, but the very fact that the gasoline which has been contracted for by the dealers will cost 27 Vi cents a gallon laid down In Oregon, a price 2 cents in excess of the present market price, will naturally prohibit the dealers from active competition with the oil com panies. More Forced on Denier. "We have been forced to look about for new sources of gasoline," ex plained Mr. Boss, "in protection of our business. Dealers throughout the state are facing bankruptcy be cause, of the gasoline shorfage. Lack of finances to hold cars in their sales rooms with large sums of money tied up, has stopped shipment of many carloads of automobiles. It Is our plan to send carloads of gaso line to dealers in various towns in the state. We reouire a cash deposit of J1000 for each carload, the re mainder to be paid when the car ieaches its destination. The dealers' association has arranged for the fi nancing of the project and we are in a position to purchase as much gaso line as we can locate for sale." A canvas of the gasoline short?.ge situation yesterday revealed that al though conservation in Multnomah county was saving large amounts of gasoline, the shortage outside of this county remained acute. Continued conservation, it was pointed out, was necessary. A committee appointed by Mayor Baker, composed of M. O. Wilkins, president of the Automobile Dealers' association chairman; W. K. McKen ney, president of the Oregon State Motor association; A. B. Manley, H. IT. Kling and Phil Metschan. the lat ter representing the Hotel Men's as sociation and the Northwest Tourist association will take all possible steps to curtail the shortage. Hotels are suffering seriously, it was said, as are merchandise stores throughout the state. Automobile dealers and the allied interests are perhaps the hardest hit. Business failures by the score throughout the state were predicted as a certainty if the gasoline shortage was not relieved before ten weeks have passed. OH. IS USED IOR SPRAVIXU Yakima Demand tor tiaolinc Greater Than Other Districts. YAKIMA. Wash.. June 11. (Spe elal.) Demarid for gasoline for spray ing orchards makes the Yakima de mand for the fluid exceptional, oil men told representatives of the Yaki ma commercial club yesterday. The club undertook an investigation of reports that the oil companies were hoarding: grasoline and that restric tions were imposed here that were not Imposed elsewhere. The repre sentative of the oil companies admit ted that greater restriction was need ed here, but convinced the commercial club men that there was a real shortage. The necessity for restriction in dis tribution was accounted for by the greater demand here for grasoline for orchard use, as compared with other districts where there are no orchards. 10.000 GALLONS BKIXG KVSIIIiD I-'our Ga rases Take Steps to Relieve Shortage at The Dalles. THE DALLKS, Or., June 11. tSpe cial.) A large car is speeding to this city from Los Angeles with 10,000 gallons of gasoline. It is being rushed through on passenger train schedule to break the shortage here. Four local garages are behind the move to relieve the shortage, which Is slowing all business here. The gasoline will not be stored or hoarded, but will be sold to customers as they come. Oil Shipped From East. CHEHAL1S, 'Wash.. June 11 (Spe cial.) Local automobile dealers ex pect to relieve the gasoline situation within a few days by shipping in to Chehalis from three to five tank cars loaded with gasoline from an eastern source. The gasoline is now en route here and will be stored in the tanks of the Western Oil company, a .local concern. Gasoline Tanks Again Dry. WOOD niYF.Tl. Or.. June 11. (Spe cial.) "Xo gasoline" signs were again displayed in Hood River today. Tanks of the local Standard Oil distributing station were dry. The company, how ever, has received notice that a ship ment was billed from. Portland Tues day and the arrival of the car was expected tonight. t Former .Miner Commits feuk-iuV. COTTAGE GROVE, Or., June 11 Special.) Dick White, formerly a miner In the Bohemia district, but who had made his home for several years with his sister. Mrs. Ella Thompson, took his life this afternoon by hanging. He had returned only a few days before from the hospital at Salem. F01DBYDJ 1 i Mf JW3-WWWV!UMUl- l IMMJMMI1WIIMWI1ITOWW,"'-Hg I If ttZaSMwTNmMMxnm3camttrtmmmM- I in iMyiwugefrStgwrn MUSWSSUbfe v it. ; 11 1 ill 1$? t? $ is 1 Mu A sr-.i Hurriaon Ford and Wanda Hawley In MMlaa Hobh.s." to open today at the TODAY'S FILM FEATLIIES. Liberty Wallace Reid. "The Dancin' Kool." i i I 4 I C o 1 u m b 1 a V i o 1 et Heming. "Every woman." Rivoli Norma Talmadge. "Cap tivating Mary Carstairs." Majestic Doris Keane, "Ro mance." Peoples Wanda Hawley, "Miss Hobbs." Star Special production, "Rio Grande." Circle Earle Williams, "The Fortune Hunter." CJlobe Mary MacLaren, "The Forged Bride." SETTINCS of exceptional Interest were designed for the first Wanda Hawley starring produc tion to be shown- locally, starting to day at the Peoples theater. It is en titled "Miss Hobbs." from the Jerome K. Jerome comedy scenarized by Elmer Harris. Miss Hobbs, the character taken by Miss Hawley. is a super - feministic young woman who cares more for fads and futuristic art than love, babies and the housewifely duties which take first place in the minds of most women. She is converted from her ideas, however, by but that would be telling the story. To carry out Miss Hobbs' artistic idea, the interiors shown are. splendid examples of the impressionist school. The colors are strongly contrasted and there is excellent use of both curves and angles. White cockatoos with huge yellow crests form a col orful touch in one scene, while the Hobbsian taste in servants reverts to Orientals and blacks attired in bar baric costumes. Because of the strong futurist touch of the piece, really a satire on modern art fads, the settings are unusually original and form a distinct note of interest. ' In fact, in all respects "Miss Hobbs" shapes up as an exceptional vehicle LIONS TO BE SPENT SOITHKRX PACIFIC HAS BIG KQ U I PM ENT PKOGKA SI SI I '. Preliminary Outlay or $15,000,000 Contemplated. According to Petition Just I'iled. SAX FRANCISCO, June 11. A peti tion for ''approval of its proposed $22,000,000 equipment programme was filed by the ffutbern Pacific com pany with tne stste railroad commis sion here today. A preliminary out lay of $15,000,000 is contemplated, ac cording to the petition. The programme applies to the com pany's entire system, it was an nounced. The Commercial Trust company of Vew York has been named as trustee of all necessary bond issues and a preliminary inter est payment of $1,500,000 yearly is provided for. The immediate programme calls for the purchase of 70 steam and two electric locomotives. 2000 box, 1000 stock. 500 automobile. 1000 flat and 250 ballast cars. 65 cabooses. 20 steel passenger and 30 steel baggage cars. Eugene Banquet Arranged. 13UGEXE. Or., June 11. (Special.) As an opening gun in the Lane county campaign for funds for the state chamber of commerce a dinner will be given here next Monday night,' according to an announcement made yesterday by V.rice Hopkins of Port land, who is here in the interests of the campaign. C. C. Chapman of Portland will be one of the speakers. Frank L. Chambers, president of the KiJjrene chamber of commerce, will The Dance of Delight TF you liaven't experienced the exhilarating thrill and novelty of dancing to the strains of a won derful orchestra out on the gentle rolling Willam ette you still have much to live and long for. Windemuth Floating Pavilion (15 MINUTES FROM CENTER OF TOWN) - the only one of its kind in the country is open for public dancing. Wednesday and Saturday Evenings GENTLEMEN 65c LADIES 35c , Join the crowd or bring a crowd of your own. The pavilion is warm when the weather is cool and cool when it is warm. Private parties by special arrangement Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Brooklyn car to Woodward avenue, or launches west end of Morrison bridge. the latter' firat starring; vehicle. People theater for a week's, ran. for Miss Hawley's debut as a Realart o Lai . .in suiipuri ine star are sucn excellent people, as Walter Hiers. Helen Jerome Eddy, Jack Mu-lhall and I Julianne Johnston. Screen Gossip. To get away from any connection with school during vacation days, the Star theater will have as the opening hour 10 o'clock for the special boys' matinee each Saturday morning. Jazz skull caps, brave in red and white stripes, will be given to the boys who attend the Star theater today. This will maVk the first boys' matinee which the new manager, Ralph Win sor, has put across. "Under Crimson Skies." a Universal feature picture, will be released July 1 for exhibition during the summer months, according to word received yesterday by C. W. Koerner. The pic ture "has not yet arrived in the city, bu"t Mr. Koerner devoted his entire day yesterday to paving the road for its reception. " For Anita Stewart's use Harold McGrath's story, "Drums of Jeopardy," has been purchased by Louis B. Alayer. Work on "Just Out of College," the next Jack Pickford picture, which is being made under the direction of Al Green, has commenced. "The Man Who Had Everything," the Pickford picture which Mr. Green has just completed, will shortly be released. The Broadway musical comedy, "La La Cucille," has been purchased by Universal as a starring medium for Eddy Lyons and Lee Moran. ... "Red Potage," the novel from which Ida May Park is to make her first special production, is rapidly assum ing the shape of a complete scenario under the able hands of the famous woman director. ... Gloria Swanson is to have the lead ing feminine role in Bryant Wash burn's next picture, entitled "Want ed, a Blemish." preside and George H. McMorran will act as toastmaster. WILLIAM C. TIPTON DIES Pioneer Resident of Douglas County Is Survived by Widow. KOSEBURG, Or., June 11. (Spe cial.) William C. Tipton. 76, died in the yard at his home in this city last night from heart disease. Mr. Tipton was a native of Missouri and crossed the plains with his parents 72 years ago. Mr. Tipton later filed on a claim near his parents' homestead and re sided there until 1900, when he moved to Roseburg with his family. He is survived by his widow and four chil dren, Mrs. Birdie Elliott of Minne sota, Alvin A. Tipton, Xehraska; Cleo Tipton, Roseburg, and Vera Tipton, San Francisco. GASOLINE ,USE VISED Administrator Placed in Charge to ' Assist Farmers. VANCOUVER, Wash., June 11. (Special.) To assist farmers, orchard ists and those producing food prod ucts to get enough gasoline to oper ate their machinery. I. R. Fletcher, district horticulture inspector for Clarke, Cowlltr. ana Skamania coun ties, has been appointed district gaso line administrator. He has offices at TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. LOST College Iraternity pin, letter Z, set in diamonds; name F. V. Holman en graved on back of pin: deliver to 501 Chamber of Commerce building and re ceive reward. H. K. PRIV. for two adults, mod. home, Irvington. East 7SK0. 211 U. S. Bank building, Vancouver, and his telephone number Is 372. The local situation is somewhat im proved, though gasoline is etlll. being rationed out. Educator Uoes Kast. Principal Hopkin Jenkins of Jef ferson high school will leave, today for the east, where he will attend a reunion of the class of 1900 at Yale. Mr. Jenkins received his bachelor's degree in that year and in 1907 his master's degree. He has been teach ing in Portland ever since. -He will be away a month. AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO TIJIKS 1 UCTI J(l Bdwy. at Taylor ULilLlVJ phone Main 1 -SPECIM. PRICK- MAT. TODAY 2:15 I.A ST THIE TONIGHT, 8:15 A. H. WOODS PRESENTS LOUIS MANN SPLENDID SIPPORTIXG CAST. In the Sensational Comedy, 10O PER CE.VT AMEKICAMSM, "Friendly Enemies" PUBLICLY INDORSED Br PRESIDENT WILSO. EVE S.3..-HI. 2. t ..0. SI. 7So, Mr. SAT. MAT. SS2, SI..IO, l, 73r, ."-. P ANTAGES Mat. Daily. i-.XO ' tieorare Choos Present Ills t,atet I M uMcal Success THE FOLLIES OF 1920 With Jack Henry. William Follard and a Genuine C'hoon Reaut.r C'borus. 6 OTHER Bl; ACTS 3 Performances daily. Kij?ht curtain at 7 and 9. THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT Bewildering tabloid. "Honeymoon Inn": William Sisto (He's a scream); Randow Trio:; Spencer and Rose; Ryan and Moran: LYONS AND MORAX. "Everything but the Truth." S Nights Sun. 15c to $1.25 Mon.-Tuea. 15c to 1.00. 4 Mata Sun.-Mon.-Tuetf.-Wed. 15c to 75c ALEXANDER CARK CO. The Melody Garden: Earl A Sunshine. ELSIE P1LCER & Dl'DLEV DOUGLAS La-Zier Worth Company: Merlin: Kino g ranis : Topics, of the Day. JOSIE HEATHER N.OTE ! I This show closes with the Matinee, Wednesday. June 16. LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY Mat. Daily at 3; Evenings at 7 and 9. MIKE AND IKE. In a Joyful l-'arce With Mnsic. "THE MKI1KV WHIRL." Friday, Chorus Girls' Contest. ADELPHIA MUSICAL COMEDY CO. In -OUT ON THE PLAINS." SHOWS AT 3 AND F. M. AMUSEMENTS CONCESSIONS Every Afternoon and Inventus. Admission to Park Free to 6 P. M. Daily, Except Sundays and Holidays. Cars First and Alder. Fare 6c. CIRCLE Fonrlb at Waahlnartoa Earle Williams In "The Fortune Hunter" Also a Comedy d'Art and the Pathe Xcwa. Open from 9 o'clock In the mornlnit until 4 o'clock of the following morninsr. GLOBE "hnMo Mary MacLaren 1 The Forged Bride Nelsen's 10-Piece Council Crest Orchestra with the dancing at TJOUNCIL tL CREST PARK Monte Austin Sings Hop a CC Car. FIXRIST8. VZfSvteS' 328 MorrisonSt. 'ff; Portland Hotel Mar 7 stopes - ' Bet.BrdwyiPark Mat257 Charge Accounts Solicited. Smiths Flower Shop Portland's progressive florist. We special ize in funeral designs. 14114 6th. -oosite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215. MARTIN & FORBES CO. " Florists. 3"4 Wahincton. Main L9. Klowers for all occasions artistically arran iced. CLARKE TIROS, florists. 187 Morrison nt. Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral de- signs. Xo branch stores, TO.VSKTH FLORAL CO.. 287 Washington Ft., brt. 4th and 5th Main MA'.'. A. 1161. 11KRTEU In this city, June 11. Marjearet B. Hester, aired 42 years, beloved wif of William James Hesrter. mother of (Jer trud. Helen K.. Mary C.. Dorothy and Lucile Hester. Funeral notice later. Re mains are at the residential funeral par lors of Miller & Tracey. WEIR Jun 10. Harriett Weir, a red rS years, sister of Jesie, Jennie. Matthew and Alexander Weir. Remains are at McEntee V Eiler's. carl or. 16th and - Bverett .streets. Funeral notice later. PBWEL In this city. June 11, Mrs. Paul Talmela Fewel, aired 74 years. Remains are t the parlors of Bast Hide funeral i directors. fct Alder. Funeral no- tice in later edition. I SPAULDINC1 In this city. June 11. Affie K., aped wife of John w. pauldinjr, formerly of Seattle. Funeral notice later. i v MEETINT, NOTICES. AI. KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. M. S. Ceremonial session Saturday. June 1-. Municipal auditorium. Third and Mill streets, at 2:30 P. M. Business itession at Pythian building. West Park and Yamhill streets, at 10 A. M. Candidates report at south room of auditorium at 1:15 P. At. Vaudeville entertainment for Shrlners and their ladlea at the auditorium at 8:13 H. M. Admission by 1U20 card only. Pe titions should be turned in not later than 5 P. M.. June 11. By order of the poten tate HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. EAST GATE LODGE, No. 153. A. P. AND A. Al.. comer E. 80th and Glisan ets. Spe cial communication tonight, ' i :au o cioi-k. work In M. M. rln degree. Visiting brothers welcome. By order W. At. C. C. NELSON. Sec. OUEGOV LODGE. NO. 101. A. K. AND A. M. Special communication this (Satur day) evening at 7 o'clock: work In the E. A. decrees. vilting brethren corJIallv In. vitcd. By order of the W. M. LESLIE S. PARKER. Sec PORTI.ANn- STAR HOMESTEAD. Nd. 42. H ROTH BR HOOD OH" AMERICAN YKOMKN. Business meeting Thursday evening. June 17, in tht: Turn Verein hall. Thirteenth street. The honorable foreman requests all members of both the degree and drill team to be present or work. Visitors welrome. Yetta Haines, correspondent, 203 Allsisky Bldg. Main tt35U. COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. lit. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Satur day) evening at 6::10 o'clock. Labor in M. M. deerce. Vis iting brethren always wel onler W. M. KltED L. OLSON. Sec. WASHINGTON LODGE. No. 4B. A. F. & A. M. Special communications this (Satur day! afternoon at 1:30 and 3:::0. East 8th and Burnsidc: E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. By order W. M. .1. II. RICHMOND. Sc,j. CORINTHIAN CHAPTER. NO. 54. O. E. S. Regular communication this (Satur day) evening at S o'clock. De grees. Visitors welcome. By order of the worthv matron. MY RA H G LINES. Sec. TUESDAY. JUNE 15. W. O. W. hall. 128 11th st-. dancing party: Oregon assembly Lnited Artisans. Bring your friends. EMBLEM Jewelrj. ouitooi, cha.-ma, piaa saw designs- Jaeer Bios.. 131-3 Oth at. FR1EDLANDERS for lodga tinbltml class pins and medals 310 Waahtngtoa au FUNERAL NOTICES. PETERS In thin city. June fl. Mrs. Mary Peters, aged IS years, beloved wife of Jacob Peters of 548 Falling ft., Klitr of Mrs. Anna Stevens. Mrs. Minnie Neall. Peter and Henry Bernhardt, all of this city; Mrs. Ida Rosin. Weiser. Idaho: John Bernhardt. Tacoina. Wash. ; Mrs. (ieor-fe Stevens, residing In the state of Oklahoma. Funeral services will be conducted today (Saturday). June 111. at -:.'J0 P. M,, at Pearson undertaking par lors. Russell St.. at Union ave. Friends invited. Interment family plot. Rose City Park cemetery. BR N BOW At Wa.shougal, Wash.. June 10, Roma Mary Ben bow .aged -7 years 3 months Itf days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jones, mother of Romo Marie Ren bow and sister of Ceorgia and Mar tha Jones, all of WaHhouga.1. Funeral services will be held from the conserva tory chapel of the Eatit Side funeral di rectors. 414 Kast Alder. Saturday, June l' at 1( A. M. Interment Mt. Scott. Friends invited. COHEN In this city. May 31, 19-JO. Rose Cohen, aged 64 years, beloved mother of Mrs. S. L. Brows, Mrs. J. R. Wid mer, Mrs. Samuel Marguiies. Kdward E. and Arnold Cohen. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at Hoi man's funeral parlars. Third and Sal mon streets, at TO A. M., tomorrow ( Sunday ). June 13. 1920. Interment Beth Israel cemetery. A N PERSON J une 7. at Underwood. Wanh., Thomas Anderson. aged 74 years, husband of M rs. Christine Ander son and father of M rs. K. J. Buchler. of Osage, Iowa, and A. N. Anderson oT this city. Funeral will be held from McEntee & Eilers parlors. 16th and Everett streets. Saturday, June 12. at J P. M Friends invited. Interment River view cemetery. HUNTER At th family residence. 1061 E. Yamhill st.. June 11. Permelia F. Hunter, aged :i years, mother of M rs. Amelia E. Morse, S. E. Hunter of Port land, and R I. Hunter of White City, Kan. The remaius are at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. TBETS At the residence. 325 Thirteenth street, June 8, li'o, Hugh M. Teete. aged 77 years. Friends invited to at tend the funeral services at Hoi man's funeral parlors. Third aud Salmon streets, at 2 P. M . today (Saturday ), June 12, 1920. Interment Grand Army cemetery. ROGERS At the residence. S70 Court ave., J une 10, Alton Rogers, aged 37 years, beloved husband of Minnie E. Rogers, father of Alton Rogers of this city. Fu neral services will be held Saturday. June 12. at 2 P. M.. at the chapel of Miller &. Tracey. Interment Rose City cemetery. HIBBARD The funeral services of fhe late Anna Beatty Hibbard will be held today (Saturday), June 12. at 2 P. M.. at the Centenary M. E. church, E. 9th and Pine sts. Friends Invited. Inter ment Riverview cemetery. J. P. Fin ley &. Son, directors. MYERS At the residence. '."( Market street. June 11, Charles H. Myers, aged 4 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Myers. Remains at Hol man's funeral parlors. Third and Sal mon streets. Notice of funeral later. DON LEY The funeral services oT the late Jerome Donley will be held today, Saturday. June 12, at 1 P. M., from FInley's. Montgomery at 3th. Friends in vited. Interment Multnomah cemetery. IRWIN The funeral services of the late John Frederick Irwin will be held Mon day. June 14. at 2:30 P. M., from Fin ley's, Montgomery at Tt h. Friends in vited. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. FUNERAL CARS. 'JMOUS1NES for funeral service. JONEa AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114. UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS A 317. 343. 331. (!7I. 3S2. 53S, B71. 670, rl02, 673, 363. 3.!II. 633, 300. 639, 373. 677. OI17. 679,677. 6S7. 687, 412. 307. 465. 687, 367. B COO. 63S. 681. 636. 361. 10!). 607. 109. 611. 79. 6S1. 607. 633. 838. 633. 009. 399, 009. 6lJO. C V6. 0:!8. 603. 612. 639. 308. 384 384. 600. 606. D (!3. 399. 637. 683. 6O0. 65. 56.1 583, B42. 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If above answers are not railed for In six daia. lami will be destroyed. i corm-. Hy I 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. ACCOC NTA NTS. JULIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au ditor, accounting system opened, main tained: income tax service: references. Concord bldg.. 2d and Stark. Main 7443. ALTERATIONS. LADIES' tailoring. Perfect fitting: work guaranteed. 1. Reubin. 40SBush - Lane bid. ASSAYKKS AXD ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 14:2 Second tiold. silver and platinum bought. A LTO TOPS. DON'T HESITATB. Auto uohoifcterlng. too. curtains, gen eral repair, painting. MONARCH MOTOR CO.. 343 Vancouver ave.. near Kast Broadway. Phone Last 4136. BATHS. CHIROPRACTIC, steam baths and mas sage, loth floor Broadwav bldg. Mar shall 3187. Dr. Laura K. Downing. MULTNOMAH Hotel Turkish baths; men: andayandall night. Bl ILDKRS. CARPENTER work, remodeling and build ing. Phone Main 7iU4. Cail room 213. ckpet"kavixg. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Rag rugs all sizes Mail orders prompt. Send for Booklet. 8X12 ruga steam or drv cleaned. J1.50 . . FLL KF Rm; CO.. 54-56 Lnion ave. N. East 6516. B. 1475. . CARPET CLEAN INti. ' .-.I.I I, I V I . I 1.. FLUFF AND RA.U RUliS. WOVEN ALL SIZES. WHITE OR CALL. PORTLAND EtT, CO.. 17-' K. I7th St. Srllwood 38ilV OLD i.rprt anft linoleum la-lng done by cperia. pnone E. .,87. t F.I.I.l'I.OlD BITTONS. THE JRWIX-HODSOX COM PAN T. 387 Washincton. Bdwy. 434. A. 1254. CHIROPODISTS. DR. O. O. Vl.ETCHER," asJmlo chlrooo dlst. sraduatK nurse assistant: all mal formations of the foot seienti;'ii.';r!v cor rerleti. Suite 51J Morean bldK. Niain 87R2. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: earns, bun- jnns. ioot arcnes made to oraor. ail Swetland bid.. 5th and Wash. Main 1081. DR. B. LOUISE COX. chiropodist. 10 A. M. to 6 P. 11. 438 MorKan bids. Main 4998. CHIROPODIST ARCH SPKC1ALJST. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florello De"venev. the only scientific chiropodist and arch specialists In the city. Parlors 302 Ger linser bide-.. S. W, cor. ad and Alder. Phone Main 1301. CHIROPRACTOR. 30O.O0O KNOW McMahon. lOOri Chlroprao tor. Throngs pronounce treatment best. CHIMNEY SWEEPS. BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEP. Furnace smoke throuch registers, needs repairing or cleaning. Tabor 3K83. CIKCl'LAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Roval bldg. Marshall :S22. Multigraphing. mimeographing and mail advertising. COLLECTIONS. NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 179B. No collections. nocharge. Estab. 1900. CONTRACTORS. FOR BRICK WORK, tile and concrete. phone Jack Wempe. WooUIawn 630. Chriwtlan Science Practitioner. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE practitioner. Grace E. Moore. C. S.. Broadway 4046. DANCING. BERKELEY DANCING ACADEMY Pri vate lessons day. eve.: latest steps jazz shown. 129 4th st. XIaIn 3318. Mrs. Summers. MRS. BAYH. 20S Dekum bldg. Private lessons day and evening. Main 1345. BALLROOM and stage dancing. Miss Dorothy Rasmufgen. 010 Eilers bldg. DENTISTS. " DR. A. W. KEENE. dentin. S.lt'i Wash ington. Painless Nerve Blocking Method Vsed. DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL 415 East 7th. cor. Grant. East 1R47 and 219-62. Dogs and horses clipped. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTOflS REWOUND Rr Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS. Phone 527-27. 24S'ilst st. M. 87L H- M- H- KLECTRIC CO. (' f&Cfy 34 N. First- Portland. Or. Re. 'VV sii winding and electrical reoair-afc,Yrr--iV lng a specialty. New or used F ' . Eda motors. Bdwy. 1045. A. 1046. WHOLESALERS AND ENGlNliKKS' AND MILL til PrLIES. fHEMLT" KLINE CO.." 84-86-87-S9tont. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bldg. HATS AND CAPS. THAN HA USER HAT CO. 53-33 Front St. PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. RASMUSSKN & CO.. Second and Tavlor. 1.1 NKKAI. DIRECTORS. Dunning & McEnteej. New located In their new residential fu neral home, Morrison at 12th. west side. Fhone Broadway 430. Automatic o4j-oo. The Funeral Home, of Reflnemeut and Dlatlnctive Service. Note We have no branches nor any con- . ncctions whatever with any other undertaking firm. EDWARD HOLMAN &SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Third and Salmon Sts. Main 307. Lady Assistant. ' MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Les Independent Funeral Directors. " Washington Street, between "Oth; and 2 lei Streets, West Side. Lady Assistant. Main 2691. 578-85. P-MNLEY & son FUNERAL DIRECTORS. i ; Main 9. Montgomery at i-irin. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home, IGth and Everett sta. Telephone Broadway 133. Automatic 521-33. F. S. DUNNING. INC. 414 E. Alder. Phone Kast 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free ue of floral chapel and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEMAR Suceesso-a to Wilson & Ross, Multnomah at East 7th. East 54. Irvington district. PT T iT'Pr'TT K. Eleventh and Clay. . J-l. J-lJj.l,-.Il Kast 7sl. T.833. T71 T t i Q f T Twelfth and Morrison Sta. r-'rtlvk-(-'iN Broadway 2534. A. T. KEN-WORTHY CO.. 5802-04 82d St.. I .cuts. Tabor 3267. A. R. ZELLER CO. 592 Williams ave. -Zast 1088. C 1088. BREEZE & SNOOK 4Jgf Ts". SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. M 4152. A 2231. Lady assistant. MOVEMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 266 Fourth St.. Opp. City Hall. Neo broa. jfb BLAESING GRANITE CO. PLT "hiHO AT MADISON STREET OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all Cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to S P. M. The society has full charge of the city Fiound at its home, 635 Columbia bou evard. Phone any time. Woodlawn 764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, noruea. ttc picked up tree of charge, 4 KIKL. FOR first-growth fir cordwood call Eaat 2456. M. Heerdt Fuel Co. FERTILIZER. FERTILIZE your land It you want big crops: read about "C M. Wonder" in our 1120 catalogue. Koutledge Seed & Floral Co.. 145 2d st.. Portland. Or. GLASS AND GLAZING. GLASS AND GLAZING orders promptly taken care of. Keaaonable. Automatic 31027. HEMSTITCHING AND PLEATING. T. & D. HEMSTITCHING shop: superior work; prompt Bervlee. R. 618 Oregon Filers bldg.. 27 Washington st HEMStTtChTng. S cents "per" yard, and plaiting at 11th and Washington MVSIC TEACHERS. L. Carroll Day. piano, vocal lesfsons. prac tlce piano. 1 hr. day. ?5 mo. Bdwy. 2555. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. GLASSES AT A SAVING. I solicit your patronage on the basis of capable service. Thou sands of satisfied customers. A trial will convince you. Charles W. Good man. optometrist. 20t) Morrison. M. 2124 o ETES SCIENTIFICALLY TEST C. ed with modern instruments. Glasses fitted from S2.50 up. A. E. HL'RWITZ, optometrist. 225 1st St. GEORGE RUBEN STEIN, the veteran op tician, is an expert eye fitter, and his charges are very reasonable: satisfaction guaranteed. 226 Morrison St.. near 2d. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice hu extended over a period of 40 years. All communi cations strictly confidential: prompt, ef ficient, conscientious service: handbook free on renucst. HUX.N & CO.. patent attorneys. San Francisco office. Hobart bldg.. 5S2 Market st.: Chicago office, room 810 Tower bldg.: Washington of fice, room 103. 625 F st.: New York office. Woolworth bldg. . R. C. WRIGHT 22 years" experience U. S. and foreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg.. rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, ractal. prostatic, female disorders, skin affections, blood pressure, enlarged tonsils, moles, birth, marks. PLUMBING Sl'PPLlES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Stark-Davis Co.. 1S3 4th. M. 71)7. PRINTING. DDIWTIWfJ F. W. BALTES & COMPANY. inln I IllU Ut and Oak Sta. M. 765. 511-65. PAINTING AND DECORATING. PAINTING. DECORATING. SIGNS. KAL SOMINING: BEST WORK. TABOR2U&. KALSOM1NING and painting very rea sonable. East llo. , PAINTING, paperhanging. John, C. Con lisk. 133 16th st. N. Broadway 294o. POILTKY SUPPLIES. EVERYTHING needed and used by prac tical poultry keepers: catalogue free. Routledge Seed i Floral Co.. 145 2d at. Portland. rCBUC STENOGRAPHER. FRANK A. GUTH Dictation day or night. HOT Railway Exch. bldg. Main 1503. SECOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO.. 221 FRONT ST. We buy and sell everything In the hardware and turniture line. Phona Main 0072. . TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADEMARK BVREAU. 601 Dekum bldg. U. S.. foreign trademarks. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH , The Service With a Reputation. MOVING-PAClv'G-STORAtiE-BAGtSAGE. 13th. and Krarnev. Branch tS l-a Bdwy. PHONE BDWY. 3309 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. 64-66 Front St. STORAGE AND HAULING. DISTRIBUTION CARS OUR SPECIALTY. Phone Main 446. 544-68. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan st.. corner 13tli. Phone Broadway 12S1 or 1160. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates in the citv. PACKING? MOVING." STORAGE." SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.. 105 PARK ST. Main 3ll5.A.105l. WINDOW CLEANING. THE IDEAL WINDOW CLEANING CO.. Tabor 336. Window washing, floor waxing and house cleaning made easy. We ave ou time and money. Talk with us. . MANUFACTURERS IIIIES.VOOL AND CAKStAKA li.YKK. Ka'hX BROTHERS. 193 Frontt: riXMBI"iSl"ri'UKS AND I'IPK. THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-S6-S7-SS Front. PKODI CE COMMISSION M F. RC H ANTS. EVERP1XG & JARREI.I.. 1 40 Frontst SASH. DOORS AND" GLASS. " W. P. FULLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. ROPE AND HINDER TWINE. ind Northruo Portland Cordage Co.. lth NEW TODAY. Mill-MHd,- Sectional House No. 226-P. 3 rooms, bith and closet, price S372. Shipped anywhere in 4-foot sections. Aak about our Special Portable Oarage, eize 10x16. Price 75. Write or Phone for Catalogue il Eiwood WieS & Son 30J Titl- Trnot Bid. On 4th St.. Met. stark and Oak. Phone Main 4724 iSectional; F.re.-i.n Portland or SHIPPED ANYWHERE. In aectloos ready t put tjrether. Eaay far ona man t erect In a day. Our cash prlca, factory direct to you. no middl man. mc.ll ft GREAT SAVING Send or circular. Call at facto-rv See llfe-alza sample. REDIMADE Bl ILlINO CO.. 815 E. Iltli St.. blka. 8. Hiwthorw I'bone t.a.t 6114. Portland. Ore Send Us Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver) OM Ron and Woolen Clothing. We fakr Rrversihlr, Hnnil-W mri FLUFF RUGS Uvvin-Mm Fluff Itufr. t-a. Kmtc Rajr- All Slse. Mall Urdert cnd lor liuok.lc Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning tl2 Roars Steamed Cleaaetf. Jti.j WESTERN KLtFP WLVG CO. fr4 IbIvb Ave iN. i bo ate taat l i i Ik' J'EW TODAY. WI CALL FOR TOUR OLD CARPETS, Rnara mad Weolea Clothlas FLUFF RUGS All Work Turned Out Promptly Has Hlgi Waves All Siaea Mail Orders. Scad for Booklet Carveta denned. Laid aad Refitted. .VUBTHWEST HUG CO. ISM Kast tn St. Paane Jaac 33SQ West Side One of the best warehouse and fac tory sites; 100x100 corner on track age, 12th St. $13,000. Terms. Sletten Main 5429 Mortgage Loans lowest Interest rnteat Installment r- ajanent If desired. ltulldlnc lonn sade No delay tn .detains;. A. H. BIRRELL CO. CI7-21V Aiurtnwestern Uanlc UuiUUtwav stars kail 4114. EXECt'TOIlS and ADMIM STR A TO It S AV1I1 find our thrice wee u red FARM MOH'hi.K.KS Exceptional investment for trust funds. Aot a foreclosure in twenty years. fi;ar & tilt a v Phone Main 'tr. IOU l oorth St. WAXTBD AM tSKMKATS for July 5 celebration at Sherwood, Or. Address t'. 1. Calkins. Treasurer of Business Men's Association. Hank, of Sherwood. Edward E. G oud ey Co. MORTGAGE LOANS Halted titatea Bank Baildlas REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Lot 100x100. 22d and Mar shall, four buildings, bringing in pood income on Investment: bargain. Call Marshall 18S4. J. M. Berry. f.r Sale Flat and Apartment Property. APARTMENT TTOUSE PROPERTV. CLOSE IX. WKST SIDE. 3-story and basement, brick, on nice corner. Completely furnished with first-class oak furniture. Over toOO per month net Income. Price onlv (50.000. Part cash and terms. This is positively the best buy in Portland. PACIFIC AGKNCT. IXC. 511-20 Swetland Blda. BROADWAY BARGAIN. II 2.000. SS-rm. flat bids., only a few minutes' walk from center of city. This is a fine investment. RITTER. LOWE A CO.. 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Blds FOR SALE East side Income property paying 1323 per month rent. A good Investment. ConsiptinK of store and riats. always rented. HO0O cash will handle. To those meaning business. No dealers. Phone East i!24 for partlcu- lars and appolntment. GREATEST BARGAIN'. FINEST apartment site on Portland Heights. 10OX2MO, practically level: streets paid: splendid view, overlooks the city: good car service: for $22.imh this best investment city. East 2Ta. Herdman. OWNERS MUST HAVE $13,000. Will sacrifice apartment building com pletely furnished; attractive income: walking distance. Price $.".0.0o0; no tr.tdes considered. P 32:1. Oregonian. 22 ROOMS, steam heat, hot and cold wa ter in all rooms. 2-year lease: rent S33. price 121341. with terms. Phone East 3101, or caU 20 E. Oth st. N.. cor. K Burnside HOME with 13 per cent net Income. 8 flals. close in. JSOUO; pay part, let It pay bal. Main 3787. For Sale Uracil Property. CHOICE BEACH LOT EXCHANGE FOR Painting and Paperhanging and furnish material. Lot located In Tillamook beach (faa.; airi. near station an'l ocean. AH Oregonian FOR SALE AT UK AHHAKT. Eight-room house . Cottage ave. HHI feet from board walk, .for .lo: casj terms. ALAMEDA INVESTMENT CO.. 003 Corbet t bldg. FOR SALE Or will rent or U-ase. two choice lots. 30X140 feet, at Tillamook beach, on board walk, county road and rullrAail' n..r rixnee nsvillon EUtl hOtet I Address ' H ISO. Oregonian. t For Sale Lot. . PROSPECTIVE HOME BUILDERS. We will furnish vou a first-class lot without anv cash pavment: after vour house has been erected you can pav us small monthly payments, same as rent. We have lots which we can furnish vou In almost anv part of the citv. Build vour home now and we will co-oocrale with you. JOIINSON-IOlSON CO.. U33 N.W. Bank Bldg. Main 3i.. L-OR SALE Big lot. 3llx 1 3li. fine home site. 10 voung bearing fruit trees, grape vine and berries, all imp. paid, mar cor. E. 3d and lavis-. one , y car. price S'.MU. inquire street North. 74 East r.th ON ALAMEDA DRIVE. 75x1 ". 20 feet from car. Wonderful view. Must bt- soiii lef than original cost. Phone .Main 27S0. FOR SALE Lot 1. blotfe 5i. Laurelhurst additlen. Portland, at price far below cost cash or terms. Beautiful corner on East 39th at. Chas. S. Fisher. Eu gene. Ot WOODSTOCK. T-ot 40x10. ritcht on Ihc carllue. ?iIc walks rn and paid, for $J7o cash; a bar gain. P one Tabor 'MtM. FbRSAL.5S 10013 J feet on 3 paved sts.. ITith and Ivon, all imp. and paid fur ; fine location for Raruge. Price $.".oo0; 1 block from Division. X 114, Orefioniun. TniLameda PA UK. One block from car lino. 30x100 for S0; improvements all pa. id. Call ilar. 1 1...-(. FOR SALE tiood corner lot in Roie t'itv Park district, with shack on ft for $.", $7."i down, easy payments. Aut. 3L'Q-at. HAVE tome choice lots in Warrenton' prospective bUFiness center. R. L. Yoke, 1133 Northwestern Bank bldg. BUSINESS lot at HanTmett, Idaho, 25x11-. $200. R. 1. Box 10O. Albany, Or. Homesteads. KelinciuishmeritM. I CAN locate you on a Rood homestead in the O. & C. R. R- Vrant in Orepon; 4n to 16(V-acre tracts; near pood roads and schools: part of land open to ex-servu-f men only until July 1. Open evenings 7 to y. AN DERSOX. r:.l Railway Exch. Bid. Mar. .0t;rt. HOMESTEAD relinquishment. - near Sea side. OreRon. Phone East UilKi after -ISuiner Prnwrt;, . WIDOW'S sacrifice 100x100 improved east side income; terms or cash. L. 381. Ore gonian. For twile Houte. BEST. BARGAIN IN PORTLAND. ROSE CITY PARK. Absolutely must be sold I in media tc! v. No bunk beautiful I-rooni bungalow, hardwood floors fireplace, furnace and ail modern conveniences. If vou want this snap you will have to hurry. Auto- natic3 1 5-7 4. " " OREGON CITY. Walking distance to inillf, 2 lots, fine parden, 5-room house, furnished com plete, with the best of furniture, cJiickMi house, .." chickens, house in Al condi tion, newly papered. I KHJ. Interstate I And Co., 24H Stark. Main 5421. $Xf50 R. C. PARK: almost new..partlv furnished: natU. jcas. rlectrU-tty. . laree , corner lot: part cash, balance tf per cent: move rirht in: some distance out. but line chance for honest man with JtiOu to set nice little home: Rood neighborhood. near school. Q ncr. Tabor 2073. FOR SAIiK GSJ9 S3th st. S. K. lAving room 10x12 ft., U rooms, bath, toilet, na race. woodhouse. By owner. U. K. Mliicr. TaborrSS7. FOR SA L-K Dutch colonial, located on . one of Irvine ton "a fine corners; $1.tMt value for JM)tK: leavinR city. Tabor 27ff. VERY pr t ty piace for sale at Bell c-1.- Ion : 3-room modern huiigaiow. -I ilka froTii car. Itc com m u tu t Ion fare. I'hont MUwaukte b3X. Mil. U. U. 2. box 13, A. .A r
