TIIE MORXIXG OPFGOXIAX, WEDNESDAY, MARCIT 9, 1021
IS
FBEfiCH LINER NUY
I JAKE CEREAL CHO
Mont Cervin, Serving Med
iterranean Ports, Here.
CARGO NOT YET ASSURED
Indications, However, Are That
Load of Grain Will Be Taken for
South European Torts.
The French steamer Mont Cervin.
of the line operated by Norton, Lilly
& Co. to the Mediterranean ports, ar
rived in the Columbia river at 9
o'clock yesterday morning; from Vic
toria, B. C. Though her outward
cargo had not been fixed last night,
negotiations were sufficiently ad
vanced to warrant C. D. Kennedy.
Portland agent for Norton, Lilly &
Co.. to issue instructions last night
for the vessel to come up to the
Eastern & Western Lumber company's
mill to take aboard -dunnage. The
natural Inference is that she will take
a cargo of wheat or flour from Port
land to the Mediterranean.
Vessels operating in this French
line the Societe Uenerale de Trans
ports Marltimes a Vapeur include
California, Puget sound and British
Columbia ports in their calling list,
but Portland has in the past furnished
the bulk of the out-bound cargo,
which has consisted principally of
wheat and flour.
Other steamers of the line, accord-'
!ng to the latest available reports,
are disposed as follows: Mont Cenis,
arrived at Buenos Aires February 5
(mm Marseilles: Mont Peivoux, ar
rived at Marseilles January 16 from
Montevideo; Mount Berwyn (British
steamer), arrived at Barcelona reD
ruarv 1 from Marseilles.
The next of the fleet to come here,
fMirm-ino- the Mont Cervin. will be
the Mont Pelvoux. which will go from
Varsplilps to Cuba to load sugar for
British Columbia, and come here after
discharging at Vancouver or Victor!
COXGRESS LINE KOCTE OPEX
Steamer C. II. Livingstone on Way
to Inaugurate Service.
The 9400-ton steamer C. H. Living
stone which will inaugurate the
coast-to-coast service of the Congress
line between Portland and other Pa
cific ports and Baltimore and Mobile,
will reach this port early in April and
depart from Portland on April 9 on
the return voyage, accordling to a
corrected sailing schedule issued yes
terday by 'O. It- Theiring, Portland
manager for A. M. Gillespie, Inc.,
agents for the Congress line.
The C. H. Livingstone departed
from Baltimore on March 3 for Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and
Seattle, via Mobile. Ala., and Is sched
uled to leave Mobile next Saturday.
She will be followed to this coast by
the steamer Anna E. Morse, which
was scheduled to leave New York
yesterday and to depart from Phila
delphia on March 23, after calling at
Baltimore. Ports of call in the east
bound service will be Savannah.
Charleston. Boston and other gulf
and Atlantic coast ports as induce
ment offers.
A M. Gillespie, Inc., recently
opejied an office here at 1113 Board
of Trade building, in charge of G. R.
Theiring, who is-assisted by W. P.
Bowling as freight agent.
Japanese Inspect Terminals.
T. Konno, a representative of the
Mitsubishi bank. Ltd.. of New York,
inspected Portland's terminal facili
ties yesterday in company with K.
Gotto, a young Japanese nobleman,
who has been studying in this coun
try, and is now returning to his home.
The visitors were conducted through
the various terminals by Harry Cope
land of the port traffic bureau. The
Japanese left last night for Seattle,
where they will make a similar in
spection. Xotiee to Mariners.
Oregon and Washington Seac.oast Re
lief liyht vessel No. The oval daymark
heretofore shown on the spring stay be
tween masts of this vesHel uu permanent
ly discontinued February 15.
Washington Puirtt Bound. Bast water
way light, color chanced to green of 150
candle power, without other change, and
fog signal, a bell: one stroke every five
seconds, established February 25.
Washington sound Allien bank gas and
bell buoy, reported light extiniruisnea reo-
ruary US, will be relighted as soon as prac
ticable. ROBERT WARRACK.
Superintendent, 17th LishthousajDistrict.
Marine Xotes.
TT I. Hudson, manager of the traffic
bureau of the port and dock commission, is
expected homo next Tuesday from a trip
through the eastern seaboard cities.
The steamer Alaska, of the San Fran
cisco X- Portland steamship company, ar
rived late last night at the Ainsworth dock
with passengers and freight from ban
Francisco.
George W. Chilson, local manager for the
Atlantic-Gulf & Pacific steamship corpora
tion, was back In his office yesterday after
a business trip to San Francisco.
The steam schooner Caoba. formerly the
f.iir onerated by Sudden &
Christen
her inward
on. will Iinlsn aiscnnrania
cargo and leave down from
Albert, dok
o'clock this
Xn a for frit, tie lens m
morninr to load lumber nac i own .
cbco. Hhe came here with general freight
in the nervice of tin Charles Nelson line.
racUic Coast Skipping: Xotes.
VANCOUVER. B. C, March 8. (Spe
rtnl.) V. C. Mc Bride or Portland, Or.,
with a party of Seattle friends, made a
fa5t motor run to Vancouver this week.
The party left Seattle at H:o!i A. M. and
ftoi to Va icouver at 4:10 P. M., after Btop
Dinir at wayside point for two hours.
According1 to word received today from
Trince Kupert the 8keena river canneries
will nil n open for the stilmnn season with
the exception of the Kort Kdward cannery,
ow ned ty R. V. Winch A Co. There are 15
cannerits on the river. They will handle
onlv sockeves and springs.
The C-miadian government freighter Ca
nndirin Winner is nov tied up at Auck
land. X. Z., through a strike of the water
frnt workers of the port.
The Canadian Pacific ocean service liner
Empress of Kussia will depart on Thurs
day for the orient with about 10m) paS8n-K'-rt
of all t-lames and a full cargo. The
latter consists chiefly of pulp and spelter.
Four Chinamen and one longshoreman
were arrented off the ship this morning
on charges of sm up (fling opium. Cans
were found in their iosse!sion.
Announcement was made today that the
Hudson's Bay company's schooner Lady
Kinder.tley would be launched on March
31. The ship will sail this summer for the
Arctic
COOS BAY. Or-, March 8. (Special.)
i,r tug Klihyam, expected from Bandon
for five days, put in appearance at 2 P. M.,
t-uiay. coming for the purpose of towing
the sailing schooner North, Bend to sea
tomorrow.
The steamer Redondo arrived from San
FrancL-co at 1U;I3 o'clock this morning.
ASTORIA. Or.. March 8 (Special.)
The steam schooner irinldad arrived at 1
o'clock this morning from Shi. Pedro and
vent to the Hammond mill to load lumber.
The French steamer Mont Cervin arrived
at 8:15 this morning from British Colum
bia and will remain here for orders.
The mntorsnip Chile, en route from Da
ne r to San Francisco, has been diverted
to the Columbia river and should be due
tomorrow.
The steam schooner Daisy Matthews ar
rived at 4 this afternoon from San Fran
cifco. with freight for Portland.
Xiie tank steamer CP Ui . A. J. Lucas
wl":l be due tonight from California
fuel oil for Astoria and Portland
After discharging fuel oil !n Astorl
Portland, the tank steamer Kl Segundo
aileu at 11 o'clock today lor California.
FORT TOWNSE.VD, Wash., March 8.
(Special.) The Blue Funnel liner Protest
laua. after discharging and loading part
cargo at Vancouver, H. C, returned to
Puget sound ut complete cargo for the
orient and Liverpool.
The Japanese steamer TaJIma Mara,
coming from Hongkong, will arrive tomor
row for quarantine Inspection. She will
bring general cargo for discharge at Se
attle and Tacoma.
Captain Wright of the ateamer 8teel
Maker has devised an electrical appliance
for launching life boats. It waa said that
the device will launch a boat with more
accuracy and speed than any other method
in use. The (jnlted States steamboat In
erectors stationed on Puget sound were
favorably impressed with the invention
and an official test will be made at Seattle
in a few days before the Hteel Maker pro'
eef-ds to Portland to complete her cargo
with wheat.
SEATTLE. Wash.. March 8. (Special.)
To pick up additional cargo at other Puget
sound and British Columbia porta the
shipping board's steamer City of Spo
kane, Captain Thomaa P. Oulnn, will shift
tomorrow to Tacoma, thence to vancou
ver and afterwards Kverett
En route from Buenos Aires to Puget
sound, the sailing schooner Vancouver.
owned by Captain C. Hansen, will be sold
by her master on his arrival here. It was
said. The vessel was delayed for weeks in
S-mth American ports on account of water
front trouble. It was said Captain Ban
sen will retire.
The steamship Edmore, of the Pacific
Steamship company's shipping board fleet.
arrived in Seattle last night from the
orient and began discharging general
cargo. The vessel has soma bulk oil and
general cargo for Tacoma.
Vessela of the North Atlantic and West
ern Steamship company In the future will
link Seattle and Portland. Me., with
fast intercoastal service, according to rep
resentatives of the Pacific Steamship
company. Pacific coast agent for the com
pony. Portland Me., was recently made
a regular port of call on the Atlantic for
vessels of the fleet.
On her annual visit to Seattle, the light
house tender Cedar. Captain J. W. Lead-
better, which serves as a supply ship for
lighthouses along the Alaska coast and
guards the aids to navigation from Dixon
entrance to the Prlbilof islands of the
Bering sea. arrived In Seattle yesterday
from Ketchikan, her station in the north.
For the first time in years. Captain
Louis Knafllch, old-time Seattle ship
owner, will devote the summer to work
ins his claims In the Goodnews bay dis
trict, Bering sea, Alaska. Almost invari
ably he passes the summer season as com
rounder of one of his o.wn vessels in the
St-bttle-Bering sea routes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. (Special.)
On her maiden voyage across the Pacific
to the Hawaiian islands and carrying pas
sengers hailing from 16 different states
in the union, the Hawkeye State sailed
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. She had only
3"j0 tons of freight in her holds and was
sitting high in the water. The passenger
list numbered 1UB. which is only lair, con
sidering the accommodations.
The Hawkeve State inaugurated new
triangular service in the passenger-carry-ins
line from this coast. She will go to
the Islands, return here and go east to
Baltimore.
Twelve hundred and fifty-four cases of
e.T.r8. ao dozen to the case, arrived here
today on the steamer Rose City from Port
land. There were ai.fJ-'O dozon eggs, in
hi it shinment was swallowed into Sa
Franch-co's ravenous maw without a rlppl
on the market.
The offices of the International Mer
chant Marine association have refused to
deny the report that the Panama-Pacific
line is to be revived, according to informa
tion received here today. The report was
circulated here that the Finland and the
Kroonland would be taken off the Atlantic
run from Now York to Antwerp ana wouia
be put back in the intercoastal passenger
business.
To be repaired here following her
grounding on an island off San Pedro re
cently, the General Petroleum company
tanker Uebre arrived louay. me worn
will take two weeks after which she will
return to the southern port.
TACOMA. Wash.. March 8. (Special.)
With the Manila Maru of the Osaka fcno
n Ka sha line, the iJerDiav or tne uen
erai Steamship, Edmore of the Admiral
Steel M:iker of the Isthmian and Protesi
Ihiis of the Blue Funnel here tonight,
shipping was fairly lively. About ail the
lohgshorem-. In port were employed. Be
sides the'j sh ns. .r.?-e were several coast
era hee loading and discharging. The
Edmoi-e brought oil. peanuts and general
merchandise from Shanghai.
On account of fog this morning, the
West Katan did not sail as soon as had
been expected. The vessel was scheduled
to depart at H A. M. but was held up
until 10 o'clock before she got away for
Kurope via ports. The Henry T. Scott was
looked for today from San Francisco and
the San Diego will be due Thursday from
Kun Perlt-rt.
The Scott wll! load a full cargo of bulk
wheat here and the San Diego will take
lumber.
The F. S. Loon was expected to sail to
nlcht for San Francisco via ports and the
Rydr Hanify was due to shift down sound
to complete her cargo lor lamorma.
The West Togus of the Nawseo line will
be due here tomorrow morning to load
a part cargo of lumber for Atlantic coast
ports.
PAN" PEDRO, Cal., March 8. (Special.)
With a cargo valued at more than $.'to,
OOrt, loaded here and consisting of citrus
fruits, the steamer Liberator sailed tonight
for New York. The fruit was shipped by
the California Fruit Growers' exchange. It
was transported to the docks of the steam
er in the outer harbor by trucks from th
interior. The net saving on the cargo from
here in freight charges over the method
of shipping by rail waa estimated today
to he STOoft. Five carloads will be dis
charged in Philadelphia and the remainder
in New York, where the fruit will be sold
at auction.
T'io Japanese liner Selyo Maru contained
2nort hales of Imperial valley cotton In hei
hold when she sailed hence for the orient
yewtei.".y. The Chicago Maru sailed to
night for t..e orient with 3000 bales of cot
ton. The sesmer Las Vegas ssfted today for
the Antipodes with BO.OOO cases of gasoline.
The gns Is being shipped by the British
Imperial Oil company to New Zealand and
Australian ports.
The steamer K. I. Lnckenhach has begun
discharging 2h-0 tons of general freight
here from New York. She arrived fun
day. The cargo consists of general mer
chandise. Movements of Vessels.
PORTLAND, March 8. Arrived At It
A. M. steamer W. F. Herrin from San
Francisco : 7 P. M., Alaska from San Fran
cisco. Sailed 1 A. M., El Segundo for
San Francisco.
ASTORIA, March 8. Arrived at 0:30
and lnl't up at 11 A. M., Alaska from San
Francisco: arrived at 9:15 A. M., Mont
Cervin from Victoria: 11 A. M., Halco from
San Francisco. Sailed at 11 A. il... 1
Segundo for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 8. Arrived 2
A. M., Waller A. Luckenbach from Port
land; 11 A. Ali, Rose City from Portland.
LIVERPOOL. Marc,h 8. Arrived Po
mona from Portland for Antwerp via way
ports.
CRISTOBAL, March 6. Sailed City of
Vancouver for Einden from Portland.
SAN PEDRO, March 8. Arrived Wash
tenaw from Portland.
SEATTLE. Wash.. March 8. Arrived
Queen from San Diego via San Francisco.
Departed Admiral Kvans for San Diego
via San Francisco: Rainier for San Fran
cisco; Latouchs for southwestern Alaska.
TACOMA. Wash., March 8. Arrived
Fulton from Powell River, B. C; Prote
sileus from Yokohama via ports; Prince
Albert from Prince Rupert; Steelmaker
from New York via ports; Henry T. Scott
from San Francisco. Departed West
Katan for London; Fulton for Vancouver,
B. C. : F. S. Loop for San Francisco: Ry
der Hanify for San Diego: Prince Albert
for Vancouver, B. C. ; Edmore for Yoko
hama via ports; Northwestern for Alaska
ports via Seattle.
SAN PEDRO, Cal., March 8. (Special.)
Arrived Washtenaw from Portland. 10
A. M. ; Colonei E. L. Drake from Hono
luly, 2 P. M.; Admiral Dewey from Seattle,
4 P. M.; Admiral Schley from San Diego,
7 A. M.: Brush from Boston. 8 A. M. ; Co
quille River from Redondo, 7 A. M. Sailed
Las Vegas, 3 P. M., for Auckland: Ad
miral Schley for San Francltco, 10 A. M.;
K!avel for Astoria, 5 P. M.; Liberator for
New York, 5 P. M. : Chicago Maru for
Hongkong, 5 P. M.: Coquille Klver for Fori
Brugg. o P. M.; Claremont for Willapa,
o P. il.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. Arrived
Walter Luckenbach from Seattle; Charles
Christenscn from Aberdeen; Rose City
from Portland;. Lyman Stewart from Se
attle. Sailed D. G. Schofiold for Phila
delphia: President for Seattle; Hawkeys
Srnre fr H'-nr.!nl?i
TOO T.ATE TO CLASSIFY.
PA RTY sfen picking- up calf on St. Helens
road call Wdln. ."341 and avoid trouble.
G1KL for general housework; Du washing.
.asl am, .
me steamers coming
OREGOX-PACIFIC COJIPAXY TO
HANDLE VESSELS TUESDAY.
Freighters Klnderdyk, Selyo Maru
and Tiverton Due Here
Next Week.
A busy day is In store for the Ore-pron-Pacific
company next Tuesday,
when steamers of three different
lines represented by this company
will arrive at once. Those expected
here on that day are the Kinderdyk
of the Holland-American line, the
Seiyo Maru of the Toyo Kisen Kalsha
and the steam schooner Tiverton o(
the Charles Nelson line.
The Dutch steamer Kinderdyk Is
coming; from ports of continental
Europe and the United Kingdom via
San Pedro, San Francisco, Puet
sound and British Columbia, with
some inward freight to discharge
here. She will also load out 6000 tons
of wheat or flour, 3000 each for Kerr,
Gifford & Co. and the Houser Inter
ests. The Seiyo Is one of the trans-Pacific
passenger and freight liners in
the Toyo Kisen Kaisha traiangrular
service. She is coming: to Portland
from ports on the west coast of South
America and California, and will load
about 5000 measurement tons of
freight here for Yokohama, Kobe,
Moji and Shanghai.
The Tiverton is bringing; general
freight from San Francisco in the
coastwise service of the Charles Nel
son line. She will take lumber from
the Columbia river back to San Fran
cisco.
Ship Reports by Radio.
(Furnished
bf Badio Corporation
ot
America.)
Positions reported it 8 F. St yesterday
unless otherwise indicated, were as followa:
WHITT1ER. Port San Luis for Oleum,
134 miles from Oleum.
ADMIRAL SCHLEY, Wilmington for San
Francisco, 5 miles from Wilmington.
CEI.ILO, for San Pedro, 66 miles west ql
San Pedro.
ERNEST H. METERS, Grays Harbor fot
San Diego, 2.15 miles north of San Diego.
QUIXAULT, Tacoma for San Pedro, 418
miles from Tflcoma.
EL SEGUNDO, '.Villbrldge for Richmond,
92 miles south of Columbia river.
HORACE BAXTER, San Pedro for Seat-
tie. 540 miles north of San Francisco.
CAPTAIN A. F. LUCAS, Richmond for
Willbrldge, off Astoria.
SAN DIEGO, San Francisco for Tacoma,
35 miles north of Columbia river.
SWIFTSTAR. San Frnnclsco for Tm-
plco, 4r7 miles south of San Francisco
March 7, 8 P. M.
WEST ISLIP, Manila for San Francisco,
331 mtles west of San Francisco March 7,
8 P. M.
MULPUA. Balhoa for Honolulu, 1B2 miles
southerns of Honolulu March 7, 8 P. M.
WANKAWA. Sydney for San Francisco,
3s0 miles southwest of San Francisco
March 7. 8 P. M.
WOLVERINE STATE, Snn Francisco for
orient. 9r9 miles west of Honolulu March
7. 8 P. M.
STEEL RANGER, New York for Los An
geles, 275 miles south of San Pedro March
7, at nnon.
ENTERPRISE. San Francisco for Hllo,
r.'2 miles from San Francisco at noon
March 7.
CITY OF RENO, San Francisco for Ma
nila, 2003 miles west of San Francisco at
noon March 7.
MANOA, San Francisco for Honolulu,
163 miles from San Francisco at noon
March 7.
WEST MAWAH. Sydney for Honolulu,
707 miles from Honolulu at noon March 7.
ATLAS. Richmond for Aberdeen, 75
miles from Richmond.
w. s. MILLER, Baton Rouge for Point
Wells. fl2 miles south of Point Wells.
WILHELMINA, Honolulu for San Fran
cisco, 90 miles from San Francisco.
GOVERNOR, San Francisco for Ban Pe
dro, 2S miles south of Point Sur.
J. A. MOFFETT. San Pedro for Seattle.
11 miles from San Pedro.
r. . SCHOFIELD. San Francisco for
Philadelphia. 93 miles south of San Fran
cisco,
DODD, Honolulu for Richmond.' 705
miles from Richmond.
CITY OF SEATTLE, northbound. 452
miles from Seattle, March 7, 8 P. M.
WEST ISLIP, Manila for San Francisco,
831 miles west of San Francisco, March 7,
8 P. M.
TAJIMA MARU. Yokohama for Seattle.
via Vancouver, 134 miles from Flattery,
March 7, 8 P. M.
STANDARD ARROW. Hongkong for
San Francisco. 1H49 miies from San Fran
cisco. March 7; 8 P. M.
ABERCOS. Yokohama for Portland. 1910
miles from Columbia river, March 7, 8
P. M.
WEST KEENE. Bellinrtam for Hono
lulu. 7 miles from BeMlncham.
AMFSFMTSNTS.
Parlow Concert Tonight
Seats are now selling; tor the
concert ot Kathleen 1'arlow, srrea4-
ent living womnn vtolinlntv to be
fflvrn at the Hrlllic theater thin
evening; under the direetlon of the
Khvyn Concert Ilurean Prices
y-'.riO, 2, 1.50, 91, 75e.
ELLISON-WHITE PRESENTS
HERBERT LEON
C O P E
Humorist
"Funniest Man Since BilLNye'
AUDITORIUM
Friday Eve., March lit!.
Admission: 50c, 75c, $1.00
Seat Sale Meier & Frank's
DANCINGtaucht
ALL. NEW STEPS and POPULAR DANCES
(ruaranteed In 8 three-hour lessons. Ladles
l-.Ou, gen tie men $5. De Honey's beauLlful
academy, 23d and Washington. Beginners'
class starts Monday and Thursday evenings.
Advance classes Tuesday and Friday eve
nings. 6 to 11:30. Plenty of desirable part
ners and practice; no embarrassment. We
guarantee to teach you to dance; others do
noL There Is a reason. Learn in a real
school. Phooa Main 7o00. Private lessons
ail hours.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mttt.16rl7S Nlaht15et1J5
ARMAN KALIZ 8 CO.
RAY CONLIN
EMERSON AND BALDWIN
BESSIE BR0WNIKG
ALFRED LATE L L
PAGE AND GREEN
GENE GREENE
BEGINS TOMORROW
COXTHiVOrs. 1 TO 11 F. M.
Sl'LFMMi) OPPOHTl'MTV
FOR TI1K I.AIUKS
(AS WELL. AS THK MEM)
IjrrjTT T Broadway ait Tnylor
illl itl VJ Phone Main 1.
TOMORROW, .lLNSD0..vr.
COMISIOI S, 1 TO 11 P. M.
' World-Famous
GEORGES
CARPENTIER
A French Soldier With a Smile
Both In the Play and Ring, In an
ABSORHINO AMERICAN
SOC1KTV DRAMA
"THE W0IERM1"
Together With Pathe Review
nd
torrent weeKiy
Popular Prices
(Including: War Tax)
LOWER FLOOR 50c
ENTIRE BALCONY Src
(Mel
isnsn
STOCK COMPANY
SOW PLAYING
Booth Tarkinton's
Masterpiece of Merriment
CLARENCE
And he could drive army
mules without swearing;
High-Class
Vaudeville
Acts
Headlined by
TIIE EMKY QHXTETTB
BUSTER KEATON
In his greatest comicality
"NEIGHBORS."
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
(Matinees 28c; Evenings 30c)
PANTAGEQ
MATINEE DAILY 2:30.
The Musical Favorites of the Gay
White Way
GUY 3. SAMTSEL L1BBT LEONHARO
In their latest songs and dances, with
Don Matthews at the piano
7 OTHER BIG ACTS 7
These shows dally; night curtain 7 and 9
LYRIC Musical Comedy
DILLON and FRANKS in
"THE LIARS"
The Rosebud Chorus In Full Bloom
Matliie at 2; MrM. 7 and 9
Country Store Every Tuesday Night
Chorus Girls' Contest Friday Night
11th and
Washgton
"The Whisper Market"
Corinne Griffith
CIRCLE
Fourth at
W aibiuKton
Mary Miles Minter
IN
Sweet Lavender"
Also a comedy, "'One Beet Pet," and
Pathe News. Open from 9 o'clock In the
morning until 4 o'clock the following
morning.
DANCE toK
TUB BEST DANCI.VG IN THE
C1TV FINK PAHTNEKS,
SFLEN DID MUSIC, WO " Dt R
Kl'L FLOOR, BEAUTIFUL,
HALL. FLEMING'S ORCHES
TRA De-LUXE.
Broadway Hall
BROADWAY AT MAIN
MEETING NOTICES.
PORTLAND TENtTnO. 1, THE MAC
CABEEp, will give their regular monthly
smoker at their hail, 36H Washington
street, on Thursday evening, March 10. All
Maccabees and their friends invited. Good
time. O. D. BAKER, R. K.
GET YOUR card case at Portland Leath
er company. High-class holds 6 cards. 22Q
Washington street
BIG MASQUERADE
Sat. night, March 12. Manchester hall.
Safe uth near Stark. Good prises.
FRIEDLANDSh t t
Class piar and medals.
li Jodps emblem a
810 WashlnsjLoa su
EMBLEM jewelry, uuttons, charms, pins,
w ausigus. Jaeger Siaa SUU W
ft
RAKE
GLOBE
JXEETIXO NOTICES.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER
NO. 18. P.. A. M. Regular eon
vocation this (Wednesday) eve
ning, at 7:30 o'clock. East
Eighth and Burnside streets.
Visitors welcome. By order of
E. H. P.
ROY QUACKENBUSH, Sscy.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO.
NO. 8. R. A. M. Special con
vocation this (Wednesday)
evening at 7:S0. Most excellent
, master dearree.
! . L. I SCOTT.
. Secretary.
OREGON COMMANDER Y,
-JO. 1. K. T. Stated conclave
Thursday evening. March 10.
t 7:30 o'clock, Ked Cross and
vlalta. Your attendance will
bo appreciated. C. F. WIEGAND, Rec
MT. TABOR LODGE. NO.
42. A. F. AND A M. Special
communication this (Wednes
day) evening;. 6 o'clock. M.
M. degree. Statd communi
cation. 7:30 o'clock. E. A. de
I
gree. Pythian temple. 388 Yamhill street.
Visiting brethren welcome.
1 K. JOiibUW, w. . Jtt.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO.
180, A. F. AND A. M., E. 4Sd
and' Sandy blvd.- Special com
munication this (Wednesday)
evening. 7 o'clock. Work in
F. C. deeree. Visitors wel-
Order of W. M.
RUSSELL H. STEPHENS, See.
MASONIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. .
Employers needing help of
any description tsksphone
Main 5428. Only Masonio help
furnished from this office. No
charge to employer or employe. N. H.
Atchison, Mgr., 410 Ablngton building.
KENTON LODGE, NO. 145.
A. F. AND A M. Special
communication. Thursday
March 10. Worn in the M. M.
degree, commencing at 7 P. M.
sham. Refreshments. Visit
ing brothers welcome. By ol der of W. M.
R. B. HEAOIEY, Sec.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE,
NO. Hi2. A. F. AND A. M-
Special communication,
Wednesday, March J), after
noon at 3 o'clock and eve
ning. F. C. degree. Visiting
brothers welcome.
G. W. cqpK, Secy.
PALESTINE LODGE. 141.
A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication today (Wed.),
March 0. 7. E. A. degree. Vis
iting brethren welcomeArcher
Place. Mt. Scott car. By or
al. W. S. TOWXSENP. Sec.
DORICK LODGEr NO. 132.
A. F. AND A. M. SpecijJ
communication this (Wednes-
der of W.
! day) evening. Masonic hall, St.
jonns, i o ciock. v ors. to i.
M. degree. Visitors welcome
A. W. DAVIS. Sec.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIL.
1481. ROYAL ARCANUM,
meets at 8 P. M. on the sec
ond and Fourth Wednesday
of each month, second floor
Pacific States Fire Insur
Eleventh and Alder. All Arca
lers welcome.
C. it. H1TCHKISS. Regent.
hall,
LIBERTY ASSEMBLY
will entertain the supreme
officers this evening at
their halt The degrees
will be' conferred. Floor
work by Liberty's cadets.
Visitors welcome. W. O.
W., E. fith and Alder.
ANNA BENNETT Secretary.
SAMARITAN LODGE, NO.
2, I. O. O. F. Meets every
Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Odd FekJcws' temple.
220 Alder St.
INITIATION TONIGHT.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
GEORGE il. YOUNG. N. O.
JESSE T. JONES. Rec. Sec.
.. REGULAR meeting this
AiHTl.rJDrtj Wc,lnAa,lavk .ironing at
Wftt Trro o ciock. -ast otn anu
iryjiZtS))L: Aider slsl 2d degree.
A. E. PEA EE, N. Q.
S. A. STARR. Sec
YEOMAN HARDTIME DANCE.
Ivanhoe Homestead No. 60118 will give a
Hardttme Dance at the W. O. W. hall,
10th and Taylor, Wednesday, March 0. at
8:30 P. M. Good prizes for most comical
lady and gentlemtn; .15 cents admission.
PEARL OWENS, Correspondent.
ACCTION 8ALE3. -
At Wilson's Auction House, 10 A.
Furniture. 109-171 Second street.
DIED.
GALVIX In this city. March 8. 1021,
Bernard J. Galvin. aged 60 years. Re
mains at Holman's chapel. Third and
Salmon sts. Notice of funeral later.
HARRIOAN In this city. March 8. Inez
Harrlgan, aged 10 years. Funerai
notice later. Remains at the residen
tial parlors of Miller & Tracey.
FCNEKAL NOTICES.
BICE At Spokane, Wash.. March 5, 1921.
Mrs. Rose Bice, aged 57 years, beloved
mAther of Urs. A. P. Leonard of Spo
kane, Wash., sister of Mrs. Annie Farley
of Raymond, Cal., Mrs. EMsabeth Brady
fc.nd Miss Grace O'Donnell of this city.
Deceased was a member of Circle No.
744. Neighbors of Woodcraft, and Golden
t Rule Hive, No. 17, Order of Maccabees.
Funeral cortege will leave the residence
of Charles B. Hirschmuhl, 4N3 East 27th
street North, Wednesday, March 9. litlll,
at 8:30 A ,M., thence to the Madeleine
church, 23d and Siskiyou sts., where re
quiem mass will be offer-d at 1 A. M. ;
friends invited; interment Mount Calvary
cemetery ; funeral arrangements in care
ot Dunning & McEntee.
SCHORPPKR At the residence, 8.15 10th
St.. March 8. Adolph Schoepper Sr.. ae3
84 years: beloved nusoand of w iihei
mina. father of Adolph Jr. of Portland,
Charies of New York City. Mrs. B. r .
Super of E.tacada. Or.: Mrs. W. -G.
Morean of Portland. Mrs. E. W. Stfin
hauber of Tigard. Or. Funeral services
will be held Thursday. March 10. at
s2 P. M., at the chapel of. Miller &
Tracey. Interment Rose City cemetery.
BATJM At the residence. 874 Everett st
March 7. l'J-i. Solomon Baum, aged 4S
years: beloved husband ot Carrie r-aum,
father of Ann and Charles L. Baum.
mn of Mrs. N. Haum and brother of
Emma tiaum. mends invited to at
tend the funeral services at the anove
residence, at 1U:S0 A. M. today (Wed
nerday). March 0. lO-'J. Interment Beth
Israel cemetery. Please omit flower.
LAW At the residence, 65 3tth St., March
7. ly-1. Charles s. Law, aed uo ytar3;
beloved husband of Leon Soon Law.
father of George E. Law of China. Fred
- N., Toy. Helen. MaMe and Lai Law. and
Mrs. Fannie Gong Wo, all of Portland.
Or. Friends invited to attend the
funeral services- a.t Holman's chapel,
Third and Salmon oti.. at 2:30 P. M.
tomorrow (Thursday), March 10. 1921.
BEAN In this city. March 8, Norman H.
Bean, aged 48 years, son of Mrs. Lu
clnda Bean, of 041- East 2tfth st., and
brother of H. H. Bean and Mrs. Florence
Johnson of Portland. The funeral serv
ice will be held Thursday, ' March 10,
at 2:30 o'clock P. M., at Finley's mortu
ary, Montgomery at 5th. Friends in
vited. Concluding service. Greenwood
cemetory.
COULSON March 8. at the family resi
dence. 33 East 14th St., Delilah L. Coul
Hon, aged years, grandmother of N. C.
bouie or. jroruanu, and aunt of C B,
Linvllle of Edina, Mo, The funeral serv
ice will be held Thursday. March 10, at
1 o'clock P. M., at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery' at 5th, Friends invited.
Concluding service. Lone Fir cefnetery.
GARDNER The funeral service for the
late Arthur Gardner will be held today
(Wednesday) at 1:30 o'clock P. M. at
Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at fith,
under the auspices of the Marine- Fire
men, Oilers and Watertenders union of
the Pacific. Friends invited. Conclud
ing service,. Mount Scott cemetery.
LOVE At the residence. 220 Buffalo St.,
March 6. 1 tt.il, James H. Love, aged 46
years; beloved husband of Mv.rian Love.
Friends invited to attend the funeral
servicea at Holman' chapel. Third and
Salmon - sts., at 1 P. M. tomorrow
4Thurday). March 10. 1921. Interment
Hilleboro. Or.
NELSON March 8, at the family -residence,
807 Montana ave., Parley P. Nel
son, aged 43 years.. The funeral service
will be held Thursday, March 10. at 11
o'clock A. M., at Finley's mortuary,
.Montgomery at 6th. Friends invited.
Concluding service, Mount Scott crema
torium. MORE 7 At the residence. 56 E. 85th st..
March 8. l2l. Edwin L. Morey. aged
6 years; beloved husband of Abbie S. ,
Morey. Friends invited to attend the
funeral services at the Portland crema-'
torlum. I4tn ana My Dee sts... at X.W P. M.
tomorrow (Thursday). March 10, 1&2L
SPENCER The funeral service for the
late Bena Josephine spencer of Bonita.
Or., will be held today 4 Wednesday) at
2:30 o'clock P. M. at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery at Oth. Friends invited.
Concluding service. River view cemetery.
rCJTERAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES
AUTO HVEIiT. UA.RSILA.LI, 11 i.
WW
81
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
"hone Sellwood 967
Portland Crematorium
East 14th and Bybee
Ask for Booklet.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Lesa.
I ndependtmt Funeral Director
Washington street, between 2Utb and
21st stceetft. Wait tilde. Lady assistant.
Main kt9L Auto. 4V8-ii
HOLMAN & SON
(Walter J. Holman)
FUNEUAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts. ' -
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home, 16th and Everett streets. Fnon
Broadway 2133. f Automatic 621-33.
DOWNING & Mc-NEMAR
The Residential Funeral Home.
441 Multnomah st. Irvlngton dist. East R4
blJNLEYS MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 9.
EAST SIDE t'U.NElUL UlKECIOiid
(F. a DUNNING, INC.)
'The fain i i y sets the price." 414 E. Alder
LERCH. UNDKKTAKKK,
East Eleventh and Hawtaqrno.
Phone East 78L
A, B. ZELLER CO.
5U2 Williams Ave.
Phone East 1088.
MEWES
UxiERTAK.LNa CO.
Third and Clay. Main 4152.
BREEZE & SNOOK &?"ii.S.nt
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO..
6802-04 2d St., Lents. 618-21.
FLORISTS.
Smiths Flower Shop
Portland's propreaalv florist. We spe
cialize In I u rural designs. 141 V Sixth,
opposite Aieler & frank s. aialn 715.
MAiilli4 & FCH3ES CO.
Florists, 354 Washington. Main 29.
Flowers for all occasions artistically
arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, 287 Morrison St
Main TiOO. Fine flowers and floral de
signs. No branch stores.
NOB HILL FLORISTS.
(Estate Alfred BurkhardL)
. cor. 23d and Clisan. Main 1359.
PCfiPl FLORAL SHOP
rtUlLL 0 245 Alder. Marshall 5S22.
TONSBTH FLORAL CO.. 287 Washington
St., bet 4th an.: oth. Main 61U2: A1101.
MONUMENTS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
E. THIRD & PINE STS. RHONE E. 743
P0R1LANO MARBLE WORKS
8B6 4tli St., opp. City HnlL Ktf BKOS.
BLAESJNG GRANITE CO.
1
THlflD AT MADISON STREC
RATES FOR
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One time lie per tint
same advt. two consec
utive times t2e per line
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tire times .SOe per line
Game advt. 6 or 7 con
secutive times 8c per line
One month $2.50 a line
bix months. .$2.25 a line per month
(Change of copy t!!owed monthly.)
The above rate applies to adver
tisements under all classifications
excepting- "situations Wanted
Male" aad ''Situations Wanted
fremale," which jm Do per line for
each insertion.
No ad taken for les than two
lines. Count five average words to
the line. Advertisements (except
"Personals" and "Situations Waul
ed") will be taken over the tele
phone if the advertiser is a sub
scriber to either phone.
The Oregon Ian will receive copy
by mall provided sufficient remit
tance tor definite number of issues
is sent. Acknowledgment will be
torwarded promptly.
No prices will e quoted over the
phone, but statements will be ren
dered the following day. Adver
tisements are taken for The Daily
Otegoniaa until t;6it P. M. for The
bunduy Oreguiuau until 0 P. M,. Sut
uiiay. KEW TODAT.
Special Sale!
O.V SMALL STORES
111 000 Rent $25. Living rooms In
back. I'pstairs rented. Will in
voice $800. , Fixtures $200.
$1.100 Fixtures.
Rented with build-
ing ror .ju.
$2800 Gopd store, eood location. New
fixtures. Rent $20. Bargain.
Pee
G. M. STIRGESS
JOHN BROWN CO.
SSS Kallwny Eichugt.
Marshall 3.1.TI.
The DEKOBT Block
OJT MORRISON BETWEEN 13TII
ASD 14TH STREETS
I am authorized by the Sweeney
Investment Co. to offer until April
1 this fine entire business block,
200x200 feet, with carlines on two
sides, for sale or lease for 25 years
with option to buy. 14th is an 80
foot street, the only one, I believe,
on the west side. For terms ap
ply to ,
JOHN D. WILCOX,
414 Pittock Block.
BEND CS VOCR OLD CA8PETS. OLD
Kuks and Woolen ("lothins We Make
Jterersibie. Uand-Wosen
FLUFF RUGS
Ras; Knits woven, all slses. Mall orders
ftend for booklet. Mattresses reuovated.
made over, feathers renovated, carpet
cleaning, refitting;, ete. Largest, fineat
equipped carpet cleaning, refittina
vrorks in Oregon. Separate plants, tiiLt
rues steamed .cleaned fl.50.
WESTERN FLIFF UtG CO
S4-60 In ion Aye. N. Eaxt 651ft.
WK CALL AM) DELIVLK.
CLAY S. MORSE. INC.
Draymen and Warehousemea
Broadway 3170
Phone your want ads to The Ore
SOiiian. Alain 7070, Automatic 560-ii.
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms, professional men, manufac
turers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference.
Information as to any class of work not listed may be ob
tained by calling Main 7070, House 40.
ACCOUNTANTS.
auditor. Income tax service. Concord
bldg.. 2d and Stark. Phone Main 7443.
AIRCRAFT SCHOOL.
DON'T HAVE A WISH-HONS WHERE
YOUR BACK-BONK OUGHT TO BE.
If you are not
satisfied with your
present income
don't wlih for
something better to
turn up get ready
for something bet
ter and you will
get It!
V ill tne prcoeni
high wages continue? No one knows, but
It Is not likely if not. you will soon be
looking for something with better pay. Let
us tell you how you can qualify In a short
time for the newest and fastest growing
profession AVIATION.
Day or night classes. Oregon ex-servlcs
men receive $2i per month for educational
purposes.
DCDRET AIRCRAFT CORPORATION,
School of Aeronautics.
105-107 North Kit-Tenth Street.
Portland, Oregon.
ATTOKXEVS.
E. W.
lie.
EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub
US! Chamber of Commerce bldg.
AITO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINTING CO.
' (Old Established Shop)
RELIABLE SERVICE.
PRICES REASONABLE.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
NOW, BEST TIME TO DO IT.
- Phone Broadway 4408 or call N.
corner 14th and Couch.
W.
ALTERATIONS.
LADIES' tailoring, periuct lilting;
guar. 1. Keubin. 4v9 BuHh & Ln
work
bidg.
AhiU UOUU&.
L- S. ARMY liuO-US tor sale, wholesale
and reiaik: Dricen reduced. H. Horen
stein, 2uj 2d su, or 2U4 1st st Main io.a.
ASSAIEK3 AND ANLVsTS.
Montana aak ofich;, second
Gold, saver and platinum bought.
ATTORN EV 8.
&. W,
lie.
EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub
VZ cnainber of Commerce biag.
BATU3.
DH MrMiHuN'S tia'liB. Portland. Steam
&howtrK. uluniies tubs, ail for 85o. TeU
your friends, r'ourth and Waarnngtoo,
LtilKuPk actio, .itnuk baths and niaa-
ikga. loth flour, iiruadway blutf. Mar
snail kim. Ur. Ltiura
lb. Downing.
CELLLLOiO Bt HONS.
TUB a r v.HwiJ-.U.M COAlPANX.
H7 w ahiiini ion. liruaUway 'A'. 1254.
tlilitOPKACTlC.
DK. McMaHoN S cuuoictic tipeaks for
ittelt. ortianu, iilu jw.
tiiiuoi'ODiais.
rrm ln.nT ctiiiir tu ir. oartner, toot
fLLl fiUfl I mnmiiHt. corns. bunions.
m La . 1 nrder. ail oweuauu
bldg.. Filth and Washington. Main lual.
liM ... n u-i.h. rLiHi-.a I'oot uouoles sci-
entiticallv corrected. Lady a-lnt
&12 Mo. -nan biag. Main &'iti2.
tlilKorOOlftia AlvC.fc bl'ECLALIaT8.
Aii-i-iAJ, lualelle &uU J? loreilo Je
Th nmu fccieuuiic cniroDoUi&ts and arcn
.Miomiu in niHc.tv. ir'anurs 10- Oer
luiBHr blda. S. W. corner btcona aud
Aiuer. i'Qune J.aiu lol
tumoiKAiion.
DR. E. B. AN3ELL
bliower. mineral and eleoiric imnt uaios,
REGAL GLEANERS
TAIUlKS
AWJ hatters
Cleaning ana ueing epecialLy. hi
Norm btU si., furliand, Or
COLLJiCTlONS.
& CO., Wurcener uiug. iuin lijo.
JNO colleotiorib, no cnalB- cman.
SlUliVV bascmelits. Hours,
-concrete and wood dnvewas.
ifaraiies,
coneitiLc
and irravei. K.
il. ard. Jaat
iA.NCiC
SUMMERS' DAiiCIMS ACADEMY
Private lessons day and evening; all the
latest slepa taught by prolessional teach
ers; club dance every Tuesday. A public
dance every Saturday. Slae dancing and
chorus steps taught. Manchester hall. Sol,
Firth, near Stark. Udwy. 3.ii).
PRCF. PATTERSON DOWfttfS
DANCE STUDIO
SS6H Washinf on St., over Hazel wood.
Ballroom, btep and various brancnt ot
aiaKe oancing tau8"r- Main Soijri.
aUSS UOHUIHI KASill SSliN Ballroom
and stage anclnK. till) Kilers buildina-.
Wakh., betTreeu 4th and bth. Main Al-J.
JACKSON JUANC1NU AC'ALiKil TC.
Ballroom, stage dancing; any style.
Open dally, waui. 1-01. ma auss.
WEMlSXUx.
BETTER MMM FOR LESS
22-KARAT CR - ,VNS 3 TO IT
22-K BRIUUE WORK 5 TO IS A TOOTH
PR. HAKK- bliiilH,
204 ALdbKl LiL.ua. iiAlN 8578.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT,
Id floor Raleigh bldg, cor. 6th
and Washington sts.
Main -2110. A. 2118.
nCKITICTDY UK A. W. KEE.NE, 361
ULIlllwllll Washington street. Without
Latest nerve blocking system.
PAIXI.KSS HKNTISTKY.
YOU SAVE
nearly one-half
oy our location
uui ot tne nigh
rv rent district.
Open nurhta
N. E. cor, lid and Burnside. Broadway yj4S,
wki (Lhbsrit isiciAssk
DR. G. K:NO treats indigestion, tomach
trouble, . aervout-ness, all kinds of alck
ness and diseases, men, women and
children; acuta and chronic; hemor
rhoids (plls vlthout operation. 3us-9
Aiisky bidg.. laiird and Morrioon. Main
3177. 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and by apt.
DR'JGLESS PHYSICIAN
ADA
SCOTT
Chronic diseases a specialty. 13U 13th.
JiLKCTKitAL HKi-AlKI0.
H. M. H ELECTRICAL CO..
1 N 1st Bt. Portland, Or. Re
winding aad electric repairing
a specialty. New or used mo.
toi. Broadway 1045. A. l(Hd.
WHOLESALERS AND
ENGINEERS' AND MILL SITPMKS.
Till'. M. L. KI.l.N'K CO., S4-Mi-S"-MI Front.
HATS AMI CATS.
niANHA r s i:r hat cu
I'AIM'S. OILS AM Ol.ASS.
V. P. FU1.I.KR t'.. Front jnd Morrison.
IvAS.MTSSKN A: CO.. Svcond and Taylor.
HIDKS, WOOL AM AS4AK.V HARK.
KAHN BKOTHKRS. l'Ji Front St.
SEW TODAY.
PIONEER CARPET CLEANERS
Finest Carpet Cleaners In City
We do all ktnds of carcet cleaning,
refitting. sewlnK. layins, resizing,
binding and ayeiug. in our strictly
modern equipped plant.
1'KOMPT, KELIABLffl SERVICE
bAlliFACllOV (.UKAMEUU
24 UOLH SsuUVlCK
0x12 Rugs Steam Cleaned 1.S0
Plant and Office. 1072 l. Lincoln t.
I'hone t- B'JjJ We Cal. and Deliver
Fluff Rugs
made from worn-out carrots at 50 Bav
ings. Woven to order; guaranteed.
Qxi'i laps steam cleaned for $1.50.
We clean, refit and lny carpets.
Phone East 3..S0.
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
IKS Kmnt
Eighth S.
Kead lha Orvgonian clasaitieii ausL
m
ELECTRI". I REPAIRING.
MOTORS REWOUND,
and
1 Repaired
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
enont tiI-2T. 22 Mala St.
ELECTK1C MOTORS.
Bought, soid, rented and repaired.
Walker B.tcirlo Works, 413 tJurnsId.
corner Tentn street. Hdwy. 5074.
HAT CLEANERS AX1 1)VKK S. .
HATS cleantd, blocked, d)ed reasonable nd
SAtiafactory. ltoyal tlat Worka. Z-4 lat. M
LANDatAl'E lAKl)Kr.K5.
ATTENTION.
Wm. Schaumann and Herrin Schrelber,
praotical and artisuo landscape garden
ers, are back la Port. and lor buatne-s.
Preeent suaress 2ui Columbia St. PUoas
Main 7010.
. CALL SELLWOOD 1005.
PACIFIC LA.NDSCAir'ai
UARDENEKS.
Experts In creating and planning of
new lawns and parks, furnish all p.ants
and material; take care of your lawns
and gardens. A lej'or, pioj., 404
4itn ave. s. E.
M.llltKK.
LI llAViii lut bait any amuiiui oi uud
new size lumber. Tnat i ti. 1 and S. 1.
and 1 K. or surface 4 bUia, all goo J
iNo. 1 stock. For sale chi-ap. Also ail
interior Xinishes sucu ad 1. coring, ceil
ing and everything to build wui. Kiuicr
cail us by Uun or write tor pneos.
Both wholesale and retail. l-Vvvieas Lr.
t'o., 14 itou btOiS, I'll one .Mam H6u&.
Yard phone, Wuin. lucaud at
North I'urtiand.
Mt LTlUKAT'lllNG.
MULTIGUAPH leitors, adu.t,saing. umil
itiHt ateuuyrapliy, typewriting. ti-U I'll
tmk block, i'hone Bdwy. 4 i H.
.Ut .-.iC TKACIlLUh.
A(JCOMPL.l.silb:iJ 1'IANO
TEAJH,K.
American and lurupean methods. Pe
ginners a specialty; rate 1. Kaat ltt-tk
PIANO teacher at your home, 1 per Kit
sou; harmony aud aar uaiulug aisu
Kast 42.
L. CAitliULiL. DAT, uacUer ot piano ami
voice. Broadway 2ooZ. ItS lam st.
All MC'AL INSTKICTIO-N.
CONSKRV AlultX MUSIC.
Proiesaor VV. H. Beaity. director.
A schoo. devoted to every department
In miuic Special courses. 410 Altera
b.dg. r-hone Main 4120.
Ol'TOVfclKiTs AM) OPTH IANS.
jv - liLASSii. Al A SAVING.
I eoliuit your patronage on the
baii of capao.s service. Thou
smoUs of satisfied customers. A
ti.a. will couvincs you. Chartee W. Uood-
Plan, op tometrlst, 'Utf Morrison. M. :i.l.
LKT UUuittili; KUBliNSTKlN. the veteran
optic-inn. be your optician; he U expert
in tutinjr eegiase and b.s otifci
are very reaouaui. o Alorrisuu au
OrTUMKTHlT.
evks scikntificallV TESTED with
modern inBtrunit-ius; glasHc-s fitted at a
saving; saiisiaciiuii guaranteed. Out ot
tne uigh-ient district; no overhead exp.
A. L'. HL:KVVITs6. Optometrist. 2Zj 1st SU
WALL FArlH, rAllS, EIC.
tili ferond bt.
L'HL 6RUS., INC.
JIMlXi AM) DKt'()KATIG.
HAiiTZ will decorutu your homa lor It
money. I'hone Marsuall a,i4J.
VAlSLlSO AM) HOOF KL1' A1U1.NU.
W h. KiiefAlK and Daint ruofa citjin ut.
ters; work guaranteed, tioot Security,
lr., mig. Weutout puAlain ill. Col. tltij.
I'Alh.M AIIOKMlVS.
BATUMI'S Our practice has extended
over a period ot 14 years. All communi
cations strictly coulideutial; prompt,
et Helen t, cunclentious service; hand
book tree on request. ALUNN & Co..
paLent attorneys, san Francisco offices,
ilobart bldg., 082 Market ml. ; ChlcaKO
oltice, room hit) Tower bldg.; YVasuiuk
ton of I ico, room lua, ti:j b" st.; Nw
v urK on ice. Wool worth bldg.
H, C. WUliiiiT, years experience U. A
and lormtju patenta t01 iJeauiu blag.
I'UlMtlA.N.l.
Dlt. H. A. I'iilJ-l-il'a, iiruadway bulKliiitC.
itneuuiutisin, stoinacn, bowel, lung,
liver, aiUney, biaddur, rectal, prtiattmu,
lcinale uiMorders, skin aiiecliun, blood
pi esibure, euiaj gud tuusiis. Uiuies, bit tu
i.iui ka
AiBl.NO toUi'l'i-li at wnolesali, prices
t Aib.-xju.via co.i lao tu bL Alain Tl ,
I'lU.NTl.NO. "
KvriVRF' W BAA-Tlid & COMPANY,
riil-ll JilW First and oak. Alain lt0. 6U-tiC.
I'Hi.NTlNti CO. for quality.
262 Wash, tft. Alain 4671.
KOOF Ithl'AIUIG.
11 A V 1 VUUK ItOOK PUK.SKltVbiU.
A Htuch in tiuit) flaVt-H nititj. Wy paint
and u pair all kinUs of nuiM. Cull today,
on-yon Kuoiing Co., Tabor 4s 17. ilea.
ant WAG PisincoMENs oak tan
HALF SULl'JH il.ail.
LAidlfS $1.'.
rubber lu-eis fcuc. 122 4th st.
toUQEH:. SHOE REPAISING
UAK-
ub y Broadway, bet. Oak and Plnn.
NEW METHOD
Shoe
iiepairiiiif
4th St.
211
muvt, n i t1 aim. no.
WlU BUY
kinds of
a new stove? W. repair ail
stoves, gas raneeaj iuriiacua.
B. al- Uunn
East 01)3 L
TKA1)E1LKKS.
OREGON TRAD1SUAUK
BL'KEAi;. mil
Ueaum blrtg.
U. 8. foroiKn trademarks.
TKANM'Klt AMI SltlltAOl '
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
Thirteenth and Kearney.
GKN fcJHAL HAL' LIN a. '
Ten thousand square (net warehousa
storage spaca now available.
PHONE BDWY. 3309
BBCURITT STORAGE TRANSFER CO.
Pscklnn Movlnir Storage.
Reduced FretKht Rates
Money Loaned on Warehou.HH Herelnta
IS Tl'B HEART OF TUB C1TT.
63 FOURTH ST.. COR. OK I'IMia.
fHO.NB BKQADWAI 8711.
OUJfiUON TRANSI-KH CO,
474 Olisan street.
FIVH1 WAKEHOUSBS.
STOHAOa CARTAGa
fllONJ BBOAPWAt l-'Mt.
TMHRKI.I. AS.
RKPAIK1NU AiNU RKCOVEUEO.
tWi Alder St. The S urvty a;iup.
VKTKIU.NAltV.
KOSE CITY VUTKItlXAKI 1IOSP1TAU
Kasl 7th and Grant sta Both phones,
day and night service; 3 veterinarians.
MANUFACTURERS
BOI'K AH BINHKK HVINK.
Ivrtliind Conliik'H Co.. llth .hd Nurllirup.
ri.i Minvti sri'i-i iKS ami rii'K.
TDK SI. I.. KI.1NK CO.. M ..('. Fr.n
I'BOIHTK COMMI SSI ON
KVF.RIil.NO i- FAHUKI.I.,
M KK HANTS.
1411 Front st".
SASH. DOORS AM) GLASS.
VV. 1'. FL'LLLU CO.. Front und Alorn
NEW TODAY.
Going Ou
of Busines
Save $50 to $70 on your combination
Range. Will sell all my standard
line ranges, stoves and furnaces at
less than wholesale price. Easy
terms to responsible people. Call
SAMUEL L. BROWN,
East First and Madison Streets.
EdvardE.GoudeyCo.
lliml'IIAI.K l,OA1
(InJte States Xla&k UuUdiaK,