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16 TIIE 3IORNIXG OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921 TWO MORE CARRIERS GR1 Charters Announced Despite Labor Troubles. APUS MAY ARRIVE TODAY Sieanier .teioecK, -w at seame, to Come to Portland' if Able In spite of labor troubles that were yesterday holding four shipping board bteamers fully laden in me local harbor, charters of two additional government carriers to take grain from Portland this month were made . : ftcAA unown jcsieroij. wne . .... ?,iv- . . - n,1D l, ., ; T ttia I - ivw ot-ctiiii .-tuo, j Standlfer Construction corporation at Vancouver, and the other the steamer Ktilhoflr. nnw t Sattlp. The AdusI w nnrntpil in the Columbia river , . . - . t . i j Jtusa. UI5III iJUlla oau oin.i3i,U( will come up to Portland today to start loading at the Columbia dock. The Apus was the last of five 9500- ton steel steamers built by the Mand ifer company for the Green Star Steamship corporation. She was launched July 15 and sponsored by Mrs. H. H. Ebey, wife of the district director of operations for the ship ping board. The steamer left herii last August with a cargo of ties for the United Kingdom. On her pres ent visit to Portland she will be haiv rilprt here hv the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company as agent for E. C. Evans & Son. Though built under private contract for the Green Star I Steamship corporation, this vessel to uperiticu oy tne snipping uumu. one 1 will fake a full cargo of wheat from I Pr.rtl.inH to Enrone for Kerr. Gifford ,0 p0 1 The steamer Eelbeck has called here several times in the service of I tne turopean-r-acmc line, operatea 1 by Williams, Dimond & Co., taking full cargoes of grain or shipments of general freight in liner service. Her coming to Portland is conditional upon lier ueiiis auie 10 aiBu oil 01 crew at Seattle in the 'face of present I strike conditions, if she succeeds In I coming to Portland before the end of the present month, she will be loaded by the Pacinc Grain company. The shipping board steamer Jalap.v with a half cargo of flour from. Ta- I coma, arrived at the Montgomery dock early yesterday afternoon to night, la expected to sail tonight. The complete her load. She will take a vessel is taking aibout 2400 tons of gen full cargo to Danzig, on the Baltic, e1 '"'frht from Tacoma this voyage. Th Talar, wa th m Thai Is one of the largest amounts of - ' J . . .. 1 Doara steamer moving in tne loca; namor yesterday, and sne was aDie to do bo only by virtue of having a full crew signed before the strike was called. J'OCiriC Coast Hipping OtCS. I GRATS HARBOR, Wash., May 2. (Spe- rial.) The four-masted schooner William I H. Smith arrived here from San Francisco I sunuay noon ana win iaxe a cargo at I the National mill, Hoquiam. 1 no eciiiHiiiera murine! ana unmy 1 Oadsby arrived from San trancisco at 1:30 Sunday afternoon. The Carmel will load I at the Wuioert mill, Aberdeen, while thelnere for California ports. It is thought v.ausoy ui loau at tne jiureaa mm. no- quiam. 1 1 no steam scnooners Tamalpals and Hartwooa arrivea from ban Francisco at I 4 o clock this morning. The Tamalpals i will load at the h. K. n ood mill. Ho-1 ouiam, ana tne uartwooa at tne Bay lij iuiji, Aocrueen. 1 Among me tcssbib one in me next lew days are the steam schooners Oregon and 1 Kaymond. which are coming up from San I Francisco. ASTORIA. Or., May 2. (Special.) The I entering the Columbia river from Califor nia amout 8:30 last night got out of the channel in the lower harbor, near No. 18 buoy, a short distance below Fort Stevens and ran her nose into the sandy shore. The tug oneonta pulled on the vessel today, but was unable lo move her. and there Is a possibility the tanker may have to be lightered, although another attempt will be made to float her tonight. The cause of the accident was not known here, but it was supposed bcr steering gear went wrong, as she was headed almost south and at right angles wiUi the channel. The l.ucas was not damaged, was resting easy and was in no immediate danger. 1 he Holland-America l.ne steamer Moer- iVK, wun part cargo icr e-uropa from British Columbia and Puget sound arrived at z o clock mis morning ana wenv to c omanti. Bringing freight and passengers for As- toria and Portland, the steamer Rose City arrived at 9:30 today from San Francisco, ine tank steamer (ileum arrived at 7:30 last night from California with oil for Astoria and Portland. 'After discharging oil !n Portland, the tank steamer William fr Herrln sailed at 4:10 this afternoon for California. - The steamer Mount Berwyn. from Puget sound. West Navarla. from the orient, and Apus. from San Francisco, were due today en route to Portland. Tho steam schooner Stanley Dollar, with lumber from St. Helens, sailed at 4:50 o'clock tonight for New York. t The steam schooner Daisy Matthews. I laden with 1.117.000 feet of lumber from M. Helens, sailed at z o clock this morn- 1 lng for San Pedro. The Rritlh stenmer wwlotapu arrived nt Entire Family BARK I Is m mo soi'a'col ' DISTRIBUTORS Clarke, Woodward Drag; Co, Portland. Or. Dan J. 1'rr Co Anient Or. VBrirwooti rbnrmavy. . Klamals alia. or. Stewart - Hslmra k . . 1 11' o'clock this morning from San Francisco and will load lumber at Westport and Knappton The steamer West Jalapa arrived at 1:80 this morning from Puget sound and went to Portland to load for Europe. The Japanese steamer Tokuyo Maru, witn cargo from San Francisco and Portland. sailed at 8 o clock, tats morning lor xiuug kong. VANCOUVER. B. C May 2. 8peclal The steamer Wheatland Montana will be due in port here Wednesday morning; and after discharging freight here will go on to Seattle. This steamer will be due back here next week If the strike does not de tain the vessel at the southern port. Pa cific steamship officials advised shippers here today that the company naa been able to sign on three crews in case they are required and there winll be no holdup of service for the week. Leaving Bellfngham on Sunday, the steamer Admiral Sebree reached port to day from San Francisco and after load Ing paper at Ocean Falls will return to the home port. The Holland-American steamer Norder- rfHlr f scheduled to arrive here the end 1 of this month from Holland -via umtea I States norts. I The motorahlp Cascasco, under charter Ito the Hudson a Bay company lor six months' trip to Arctic trading posts of the I company, wm oe Que in pon arum tu Francisco on Wednesday and after load ing here will proceed north to be followed one month later by the Hudson's Bay com P" b.,V,.. nam arrested IaIt Week for not reporting t0 the customs here inbound have been I released, one on saying 1400 fine and tne I other on proving that he mane a mistaki and took his papers to ine D ue xunnei liner laiioiDiu i u r,m the orient with I . " . .m)0 tn- -f epn.rai cargo, sne will loaa 7000 tonJ of Umber and . box shooks for I Japan and Hongkong. The Dollar steamship line. Canadian I government merchant marine and Admiral I line representatives met today to con- .,j . h.n. for Tnrtla and I decMed on J20 for BornDay. Colombo and Calcutta. SEATTLE. Wash.. May 2. Special.) The steamship Katorl Maru. of the .Nippon Tusen Kaisba. now loading in Vancouver, is expected back in Seattle next Wednes- I day. After loading 800.000 feet of lumber in Chemainus, B. C. the steamship Toyama Maru. of the Nippon Tusen Katsha. is ex pected in Seattle tomorrow to complete her cargo for the orient. The Toyama is the first vessel of the fleet of the Nippon Tusen Kaisha to load In Chemainus. Her I. lumber cargo is for Janan. H. A. -Rooster, who has beenemployed mneea". " in. ,! vrJS, Williams Steamship company in this city. Air. wooster succeeas 4-an J. aoss, re- signed. Representatives of the Thorndyke, Tren noime company, racmc nunuwwi hkcul for the Williams Steamship company, said ik. .,A.ui ne th nt reach Seattle from the east coart will be the steamship Willsolo. now in San Francisco. After five years on other routes. Captain T. Kusano is back in the trans-Pacific '""la master of the Nippon Tusen ?."2ri-XZX.t ZVL '21'. h. r,rt .hnr. lv and is in Janan. two vessels in the service of the Kus- kokwim Fishing & Transportation corn- pany. the motorship Anvil and the power scnooner Kupy. wm oegin loaning m attle this week for Bering sea and the Arctic. TAOOJf A, Wash.. May 2. (Special.) The Hyades, which arrived here last r i! r p n tuken rttrect from Tacoma. to Mono ,, verai mr.rh, Th. goods are all of Tacoma manufacture. Flour and box sbooks feature among the larger items genng from Tacoma on the steamer, About 2000 tons o? flour will be taken oy inv aui mai-fius 01 1110 ciue luann lina fnim Tnmma. thim vnVflrd The steamer will sail from hero Tuesday I nivhr Tila la lhA fir- vkvub nf thin m thi nnn nd h first trlp ot her master. Captain B. Cubley, to Tacoma. The Eurymachuj was formerly the Invercilde of the Indra line, and was purchased about two years ago by the R ii0 Kunnpl interetit The Wanama arrived here last night anrt , loidine . mrt nrm nf liiTnher she will get out this evening for down sound ports to complete loading. Th deies-atp ta th Pacifin rnast Jurisdiction of the International Long- .horpn - .en's Association met her this mornlns - in a six-dav aession. Delegates were present from all coast porta. Matters pertaining to working agreementa were under discussion, it was said The Eastern Sailor of the EuroDean- Pacific line, expected here thi week, it Is Bald, will be delayed for several days and posslblv longer on account of the trnmVe bctwoen the sailor and ohir-ping Druggist Tells How- Thin Folks Can Put on Flesh A well known druggist who has put up thousands of prescriptions for leading physicians, and who is naturally familiar with what s-lves best results. Ravs: "Weak. thin nervous folks who want to get strong. put on flesh and feel years younger snouia take live grain tablet 01 mood Iron Phosphate with each meal. This by enriching the blood and strengthening the nerves frequently helps thin, weak, nerv ous neon e to get strong. DUt on flesh and improve their health and appearance to an astonishing extent. I honestly believe that Blood - Iron Phosphate is the best, thing known for this purpose. Folks who want to get strong, put on flesh, and look and feel better than they have for years, should deposit J1.30 with the National Drug Stores or any other druggist tor a .three weeks supply- of Biood - Iron Phosphate. Take as directed and if at the end of three weeks you are not convinced that you are on the road to better health, greater strength and endur. ance and haven't put on several pounds of real stay there flesh you can have your money back for the asking. Owl Drug Co. Adv. Takes, ROOT TONIC Keeps Their Systems in Perfect Condition Mr. H. J. Winterbotham. Seaview, Wash ington, writes: Having suffered for years on account of my constipated condition. I was naturally interested in any medicine that was claimed to assist nature and overcome the cause of my trouble. Two months ago my attention was called to your ad on BARK ROOT TONIC In The Morning Oregonian, and I imme diately made up my mind to give it a trial at once. Will say that I have used same ever since, as per directions, and find BARK ROOT TONIC a most wonderful bowel regulator and system builder, which has, in fact, made a new man of me. In conclusion I wish to state that my entire family is taking BARK ROOT TONIC, thereby keeping their systems in perfect condition. Bark Root Tonic A liver, bowel and stomach stimulant. If you suffer from constipation, bilious ness or Indigestion,' give BARK ROOT TONIC a trial, give it a chance to assist nature and help you with your case. Sold at All Reliable Druggists. CELRO-KOLA GO. Sle Mannfarturers), POHTLA.VO, OREGO.V. Blnmaner, Frank Drug; Co Portland, Or. Spokane Drnsr Co Spokane, Wash. Seattle Distributing Co sraiiie, w aaa. Drug Co. - L ' board on the wage question, 1 Three steamers were loading In port ' the Hyades, the Eurymachus of the Blue I Funnel line and the Alabama llaru of 1 the Osaka Shoe en Kalsha line. There were no sailings of offshore vessels, con- nequenuy mere were no aciuai n developments along Tacoma's waterfront. The Hyades of the Matson triangular service to San Francisco and Honolulu, is in port, making its first visit to the new quarters of the Terminal Dock com pany. The ship brought In some Hawaiian cargo and Is taking out a large quantity of freight. The Henry S. Groves, on her first visit to Puget sound from the Atlantic coast, is due here tomorrow. She expect to gather up a lumber cargo and take some miscellaneous freight on her return trip The united States army tranapor' Buford la due here at Ui Balfour dock Wednesday to load army quartermaster supplier for the Hawaiian lslana garrisons. The Rosalie Mahoney of the Charles N'eLuon fleet is expected here tomorrow from ban JTranclsco. PORT TOWNSEND, Wash.. May 2. (Special.) A wireless received thsi eve- ning from the Santa Alicia en route from the west coast for Tacoma via ban ran. Cisco with copper ore, stated that she was bucking a strong gale and would not ar rive until Tuesday night. She was due this evening. The United States destroyers No. 282 and 259 sailed today for San Pedro from Brem erton, where they have been overhauled- Report From Mouth of Columbia. NORTH HEAD, May 2. Condition of the sea at 0 P. 31., moderate; wind, south west, 14 miles. Timber Owners Elect Officers. BAKER, Or., May 2. (Special.) Joe Stoddard was elected president H. B. Jameson vice-president, and Norria Shekon secretary-treasurer at the annual meeting of the Baker County Timber Owners Fire associa tion, held in the city hall here. Other business transacted was the levying of an assessment of li cent an acre for paying the expenses of the association. This is the same as last year's assessment. Walter Palmer, who has been secretary of the asso ciation for a number of years, re signed. F. A. Elliott of Salem, state forester, and Colonel C. S. Chapman, secetary of the Western Forestry and Conservation association, were present. There are apporixrnately 250,000 acres of timber land repre sented in the Baker county associa tion, and patroling the land during the fire season is a large task, Bathing Suit Bill Amended. HONOLULU, T. H., May 2. (Spe cial.) The bathing suit bill before the territorial legislature has been amended so that instead of prohibit- ng the wearing of a bathing suit on a Honolulu street, it would make it necessary for those wearing a bath ng suit to have some suitable cover Ing reaching to the knees. Thus it has been reported out to the house and has been adopted on second read ing. Walla IValla Deposits Gain. WALLA WALLA, Wash.. May 2.- (SpeciaL) Financial conditions are evidently improving in Walla Walla. Bank deposits, compiled today in an swer to the call of the nationad bank examiner, showed deposits in five local institutions were s. 857. 365, an increase of more than 300,000 since February 21. Banks have also re duced their bills, payable to a con siderable extent. Emperor Still Paralyzed. HONOLULU, T. H., May 2. (Spe cial.) Although the Japanese em peror is steadily improving in health, the power of speech and the power of locomotion are still partially para lyzed, according to reports reaching here from Tokio. . ..Portland Man In Honolulu. HONOLULU. T. H.. May 2. (Spe cial.) Among the passengers" on the steamer Wilhemina. which arrived In port Tuesday from San Francisco, was M. F. Kelly of Portland, Or. Read The Oregonian classified ads. Red Wing Powfler Kills Flies ' Mosquitoes Moths Bedbugs Fleas Roaches Waierbugs Spiders Centipedes Ants Red Ants Lice Chicken lice Certain Plant Lice Be sure you get the "Round Bel lows Box with Red mndYellowLabeL" Walter N. Ostrander, Agt, 406-407 Consolidated Securities BIdg., Portland, br Bdy 274 Distributed by Pacific Wholesale Drug Company Portland Seed Co., 180 Front St Blumauer-Frank Drug Company T. W. Jenkins & Company Clarke-Woodward Drug Company and most wholesale drug, seed, hardware and grocery houses Red Wing Powder also comes in large size cans at 50c and $1.00 each. PORT OF PORTUND 'MEETS SEATTLE GUT Elimination of Wharfage Charges Is Ordered. FOREIGN TRADE AFFECTED Transcontinental Imports and Ex ports Will Benefit From Xew Tariffs Effective Sunday. Elimination of all wharfage charges on transcontinental import and ex port freight was determined upon by the commission of public docks at a special meeting yesterday afternoon, This action by the local commission was precipitated by a similar pro ceeding on the part of the Seattle port commission and the operators of certain private docks at the sound port, eliminating all such charges be ginning next bunoay. The alteration of the Portland dock commission's tariffs also will be ef fected in order to make the ellmma tion of wharfage charges applicable by that date. Seattle Strikes for Commerce, Elimination of wharfage charges was proposed by certain Puget sound Interests several weens ago as a means of making that port attractive to transcontinental shippers and get ting for the Puget sound gateway a Dortion of its receding commerce. 11 was pointed out that Seattle thus would be made the cheapest port on the Pacific. The Portland commission immedi ately adopted a resolution declaring that whatever reductions m oock rhareres were made by Puget sound ports would be met by Portland, and this policy was carried into effect as soon as the terms of the reduction considered by Seattle were learned. - Local Freight Xot Affected. This action by the dock commis sion will decrease by 25 cents a ton on imports and 30 cents on exports the cost of moving overland freight through this port. This reduction will not affect local freight original lng for export in this territory, nor imports destined for consumption in Portland and vicinity. Though not yet placing the ports or the Pacific northwest in a position to compete with those of the Atlantic for the main volume or tne rreigni moving from the manufacturing dis tricts of the east to the orient, the elimination of wharfage charges at Portland and Seattle will give these ports a slight differential over San Francisco on whaj overland business is moving through Pacific ports. A state toll of 16 cents a ton on all imports and exports through Califor nia ports is assessed in the form of a wharfage charge at San Francisco. Marine Xotes. Th steamers Julia Luckenbach and Ohioan. in the intercoaatal service, re- spect'vely, of the Luckenbach line and the United American lines, arrived in Portland harbor yesterday, both wltih small amounts of inward and outward freight. Both docked at municipal ter minal No. 1. The Dutch steamer Moerdyk of the Holland-American line. arrived at 1 clock yesterday afternoon from the north and went to the Albina dock to load a hipment of wheat for Kerr, Gifford & Co. Sti will move to the Portland Flour- I Rids Any Room of Flies BETWEEN meals, close doors and windows and puff clouds of Red Wing; in air. Floats like cigar smoke. Use the handy bellows box Red Wing comes in. Throw away old-fashioned shaker-top boxes and powder guns. Keep room closed until meal is served. Every fly will be dead or dying.' Same with mosquitoes. Eat in peace and comfort. Clear bedrooms in same way before retiring. For crawling insects, blow Red Wing into crack3 of walls and floors, under sink, under carpets, in closets, wherever . you see traces of pests. Red Wing 'keeps its strength. Harmless to mankind or animals even if eaten. RED WING POWDER . 10c and 25c at Drug, Seed, Hardware and Grocery Stores Botanical Mfg. RAT CORN Quick death to Eats, Mice, Goph ers, Sguirrels, Prairie Dogs. Never causes odor. - Mmkm mrm sir monmy - tack gmar atnfM Mtickmr is ttat pmckaMT yom Aoja. 25c 50c $1 Ing Mills company's dock at 6:30 o'clock this morning'. The steamer Rose City of the San Fran cisco & Portland Steamship company, arrived at the Ainsworth dock late last nig-ht from San Francisco with freight and passe ngers. The British steamer Waiotapu of the Union line, arrived in the river yesterday morning and went to Westport to load a quantity of lumber for Australia. The Standard Oil company's tank steamer Captain A. P. Lucas went aground in the Columbia river between Astoria and the sea at aibout 8 o'clock Sunday night and was still fast yesterday afternoon. She bad a full cargo of fuel oil for Portland. Slovements of Vessels. SAN FRANCISCO, May 2. Arlved Steamers Artigas. from Portland; Cura cao, from Portland; Amazon Maru, from Batavla; San Antonio, from Corlnto; Cre ole State, from Calcutta; Alaska, from Portland; Jonan Poulsen, from Portland. MANILA. - April BO., Arrived Steamer West Jessup, from Seattle. LEITH, May 1. Arrived Steamer Bio Grande, from Portland, Or. KOBE, April 28. Sailed Steamer Cross Keys, for Tacoma; steamer Bali, for San Francisco; steamer Durban Maru, for San Francisco. ' ANTWERP, April 27. Sailed Steamer Buenos Aires, for San Francisco. HONGKONG, April SO. Sailed Steam er West Jena, for San Francisco. ' TACOMA, Wash., May 2. Arrived 1 Steamers Hyades, from Honolulu and way portal Wapama, from San Francisco; Quadra, from Britannia Beach, B. C. SEATTLE, Wash., May 2. Arrived Steamers Hyades, from Honolulu via San Francisco; Anvil, from Portland; To semite, from San Francisco. Sailed Steamer Katrina Luckenbach, for New York via San Francisco and Los Angeles. . SHANGHAI. Mav 2. Departed An; tina, for San Francisco. April 29, Golde state, zor ban francisco. VALPARAISO, April 27. Departed Alkmaar. for San Francisco. SOURABATA, April 27. Departed Go rontalo, for ban Francisco. KOBE. April 28. Departed Delight, for Seattle. Walla Walla Postmaster Quits. WALLA WALLA. Wash.. May 2. For1 stubborn skin troubles Resinol No Batter how severe the trouble has become through long iandsng. or bow seo sitiTC the skin, Bssinol Ointment can be used with at sear So bring prosnpt and blessed reliex. TirasBdsaa. At afl draegtsta. Whooping Conga. This is a very dangerous disease, particularly to children under five years of age, but when no paregoric codeine or other opiate is given, is easily cured by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Most people believe that it must run Its course, not know ing that the time is very much short ened and that there is little danger from the disease when this remedy ii given. It has been used in many epi demies of whooping cough with pro nounced success. It is safe and pleas ant to take. Adv. Co., Inc. Philadelphia BOMCO Easy Polish for Metal Don't pay for water when you bay pol ish. Get BOMCO (powder) and add water yourself. Twtca as much for your mosey. Each package makes a pint of polish. 25c e3 (Special.) George B. Day, postmaster here for seven years, resigned today, eiiective way a-l. uay is a aemvcrai. no lias purciiasva au inieresi in. 111c A. E. Page company, which handles tractors and threshers. Cyrus F. Mor row, who served overseas as a Toung Men's Christian association secretary, and Bruce G. Whitney, who served overseas with the 14th field artil lery, have applied for the position. BRITONS BETTING ON WAR Even Money Offered America and Japan Will Clash in 6 Months. HONOLULU, T. H., May 2. (Spe cial.) Britishers in Shanghai are betting even money that United States and Japan will be at war in six months and are offering 3 to 2 that it will come within a year. This information was supplied by Charles Edward Russell, American magazine writer who passed through hre a few days apo. AMTSEMEXTS. H TICKET OFFICE SALE Now Open l-i UpjT Jf Broadway at Taylor lllIIlVJ Phone Main 1. THIS I THURSDAY, U(V C C7 HEEKJ KRI, SAT. 3"U"I SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT. -EMINENT ENGLISH ACTOR John E. Kellerd Supported by an EXCELLENT COMPANY; PLAYERS Including Iaabel Mernon Paul Gerard Stuart Black (ieorsre Tand Frank Hollins Kva McRoberta Frrdda Brlndlry FOLLOWING SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY St I THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, " MERCHANT OF VENICE" FRIDAY EVENING. BfAY 6, " HAMLET " SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SATURDAY "OTHELLO" SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 7, " MACBETH" -IVE'S Floor 2. last 3 rows 1.50; Balcony, 5 rows J1.50, 4 rows $1, '3 rows 77c; Gallerv, reserved and admission, 50c. SAT. MAT. Floor, $1.50. last 3 rows $1; Balcony. 6 rows $1, 4 rows 77c, 13 rows 60c; Gallery, reserved end admie -ion, 50c CIRCLE Wait hi or too H. B. WARNER IN "When We Were Twenty-One' Also a comedy, "For Heaven' Sake." and Burton Holmes Travel 5t;ue. Open from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock the following morning. DANCINGtaochi ALL JiEW STEPS and POPULAR DAXCES Guaranteed in eisht 3-hour lessons. Ladles $'2, gentlemen 5. Le Honey s beautiful academy. ii3d and Washington. Beginners' class starts Monday and Thursday eve nings. Advance classes Tuesday and Fri day eveningH. 8 to 11:30. Plenty of desir able partners and practice; no embarrass ment. The social feature alone is worth double the once. Mv latest book, describ ing all dances, etiquette, etc.. free. You can never leaxn dancing in 'private lessons from interior teachers or In puollc halls. Join a real school. We cuarantee to teach you in one term or give you the second term free. Others do not guarantee. There Is a reason. Phone Main 7t0(L Private lewgons all hours. On With the Dance Hare You Heard the New BROADWAY HALL Syncopated Orchestra? Where the better dancers go every week night. Men, 65c. Ladies, 35c. BROADWAY AT MAIN BASE BALL Portland vs. Oakland May 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, at 3 P. M. Sunday, Double-header, at 1:30 P. M. The Show You Know 25th and Raleigh 2 Days, Starting Monday, May 7 A b W auail Icl Edas 20 20: PERFORMING BENGAL AND SIBERIAN TIGERS ' laxfelUMN Infer A f Antqurstran ActSuprtnw A f Dioiit H(n-Diiicinj GHj ML lAaVCS OFFERS AS AN ADDED ATmACmM FCMTrC SEASON A MOST NOVEL. STUPENDOUS aa CLnTERJNCLY 0OCOlJS tMTUOF AIXEOOW CALPACEANTXY HucausF munmeds. cooirnxs OFrcgpu, op houses anhau THE BURTUND FANTASY DOORS OPCM 1 AND 7 P.M. fCtlFORMANCtS ANDIPM MALC. BARNES" t5.Mt CHAODiOE GROUr III I LIONS AM IN ONE BIG ACT W I ridYUSI I ok API I fsanu I I AVIAlmC UOM I rs''A1 Isamson AMrSEMENTS. fjigjfyy 1 fg ygg I in, ifrHlkaUU ClACUktl g Mrtl.tScf 75. HlcMt 1Smi.r8 HOWARD HALL as ABRAHAM LINCOLN "THE FA LL OF EVC BUD DY W A ITO N FRANK DE VOC and HARRY HOSFORD ri MIJARES a. CO. DUCQS BROTHERS JOSEPH L.BROWNING ti a a li n a t BAKER STOCK COMPANY Ilk. SOW PLAYING A Stln-injr Melodrama of L.TC, Traced. Comedy and Mntery "THE PENALTY OF SIN" Keeps you jruitnc until the lioal curtain. Today Now I'lawing Tonljbt Municiit rnnirdr Hit "LKT'S .)" AU-Star Cut In luck T.ondoa'B "THE 1.ITTLE i'OOL" DANTAGEg MATIVEK DAILY 1:S Alexander Pantages present Young America's Favorito "SHAW'S COMKUV ClBCl'S." A Page From a Juvenile Picture Book. 6 OTHER BIO ACTS Three ehows dally: nlfrht curtains. 7 and LYRIC Mnsical Comedy "Cupid's Round-Up" and ARTHUR LOKB, Famous Hirer. .Matinee at t; MgbU. 7 sod 9. Country (Store- Kvory Tuesday Night Chorus -Girls' Content Friday Xlltht GLOBE S'fS "THE SNOB" Wanda Hawley TOO T,ATE TO CT.ASS1TT. FROM OWNER SAVE COMMISSION' f.000. Six-room houw, plndid condition, closed-in back yard, with fruit trees and berries. ldal place for the kiddy; clone to school, chicken house and run. Thia property Is clone in and anion c fine neighbor. Tahor it'iilt SA I. hi tirocerv. VU1 invoice abou S2.r00. Cash or terms, fnone i-.asi um. AL CTION 8 ALES, At residence. 331 K. 34(h at., near Mar ket, furnishings of private home. Saie at 10 A. M. J. T. nsui. Auctioneer, At the Baker Auction House. Tar.ihl.l and Weat Park streets Bale ai iu a. js. MEETIq NOTICES. A. AND A. S. RITE. OREGON LODGE OF TEFl FECTION, NO. 1 UcRular mpctina In auditorium. voi tijth liite ath-dral. this (Tuesday) evening at o'clock, followed by work in 17lh docro. Brother J. E. Martin. 3-i dc- sree. presidiag. By order WASHINGTON COMMAND SRT NO. 13. K. T. A stated conclave will be held Tursday even inc. aiay a. at I :m o'clock, In WttHhlnKton Masonic hall. Kast Kipihth and Burneide ata bojournlnc air Knignta cordially invited. Cr. t. iSiSMAW. Kocorder. Ct'L KKAZEB GROTTO. NO. 6.1. will Klve an infor mal danre at the Pyihlan temple. W. Park and Tain hill on Friday. May 1,1. All members Masons and. friends "WAVER LODGE. U. T.. A. F. AND A. M.. Ka-t 2tit ( and Clinton eta. Special com munication this (Tursday) evening-, 7:30 o'clock. Work in M. M. decree. VMtlnr breth ren welrome. Portland police team will confer the degree. Ity order of W. M. H. K. jIILLER, iicc. SUN"N YSi DE LODGE. NO. l&i. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication thia fTuefdayi. Mar 3. at e::n P. M..a temple. 3itii and Hawthorn. Work In the K. C. decree. Examination F. C. dcirree. Vifltlnf brothers welcome By order of W. M. C. P. JENSEN. Sec IMPERIAL LODGE NO. A. F. AiND A. M. Bpecial communication this (Tuesday, afternoon and evening. My 3. commenclntr t .1 o'Ho'k. Work in the Master Mason Visitors cordiailv welcome. A. C. JAOKSQaN'. Secretary. HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO 111. A. F. AND A. M Stated communication ihi (Tuesday) evening at R o'clock. Mem-hen urtctMl to attend. Social after business aeslon. Vlnlting brethre-n welcome. C. E. M1U.EK, bee. ORENOMAH. U. D.. A. F. AND A, M. Stated communi cation thU (Tuesday) evening. Visiting brothers welcome. Uy order of W. M. CLAUD W. KSMP. Sec. THE ACACIA CLUB la now open at Its new quarters on the mezsanine floor at the Multnomah hotel. All Mastei Masons cordially Invited. By order of committee. THE OFFICERS CLUB OF ROSE CITY CHAPTER NO W, O. E. S- will give a earn party Tuesday afternoon at the Pythian Temple, for the benefit of the Masonic home. Everyone welcome. Signed. ANDER E. ALDER, PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 07 O. E. S. Stated communi cations this (Tuesday) even ing ft o'clock. 334 Ruaaell st. Degree. Visitors welcome. By order W. M. . BERTHA WILSON. Sec. MINERVA CHAPTER. NO 105. O. K- S-, St. Johns Spe cial communication this (Tues day) evening. May 3d. Official visit of Worthy Grand Matron. BESSIE V. POST. Sec . . . rrvuPT.R PAUGH- TrWs TEK3 OF THE NILE will !..,. ...tnn Wfdno: hold day, Mav 4. at i'ytnian if". - "t. M. H-i dresses for class will be distributed. Order of ADDA CELLARS. Recorder. OREGON-ELECTRIC COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCA NUM, will meet this (Tues day) evenlnii, at 8 o clock at Pythian bid. All member, invited. . Q HALU 653 East Tenth St- OMEGA RBBEKAH LODGE. NO. 67. will hold Its rerular meeting at the L O. O. F. hall, E. 0th and Alder sts.. this evening. Initiation. Vis itors welcome. Irakis i.Auncs, eec. FRIEDLANDERfl for Iclre emblems, class pins and medals, 810 Washington si. I I g "I HIPpgDROflE invited. A degree. MEETING NOTICES. CANTON PORTLAND. NO. 1, PATRIARCHS MILITANT. I. O. O. V Kemlar meellnic tonlKM Tue.Uy. s o'clock. I O. O. F. tempi.. Full rtr.M. Hcrre. work. Election officer. Verv ImporlJtat. B. there. K. B. PATTERSON. Clerk. SPECIAL NOTICE. Manon contractors and all interested! In masonry const ruci ton, meet Tues eve., 8 P. M., Builders Kxrhange. fly order of the president. J. ii. tictd. matter maaoo contractors. THE WOMKX OK MOOfiRHKART LK OIUN will give their monthly dance at Moose Temple, 4th and Taylor sts.. on Krt day eve.. May ft. l.ents AUo. ladles 56c, Inc. war tax. Prasp'a orchcMtra. EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, pin a, Dw desUna Jaeger Bros.. 131-S Blfcta st. PIED. TWTC.GKR In this city. Mny 2. 1P21. Fred ChsrtfS Twimer Sr., srcd 4.1 years, be hvei husband of Martha TwtifKr, fath er of Kred Twiner jr., brothrr of J. K., J. W. and E. H. Twitrnrr. and Mrs. l.sura Vermehien of Portland, Or.; Lisxle Oreen, Fanny Hurgtm and Martha lavis of Hprliifrfield. Mo., and Mamie Truman of Kort Worth, Tex. Remains at Holman's chapel. Third and Salmon si a. Notice of funeral later. WIEST May 1. at Rocky Tolnt. Or, Samuel M., 8Ki-rl 47 y arn, nu.tband of Martha A. Wtest of 1rtt K!i :i"th st ., and brother of A. M. WteM of Tort ani, Ueorne O. Wtent of T ravers. Can adit ; Mrs. Ma Williamson of Mella, Wax.!.. and Mrs. Alice t.tlletto of this city. The remains are u.t Kintev's mortunrv. Monit-Ronu-ry at fifth. Notice of funeral here after. JACOBS At the residence. RT5 Ryracusa St., May 2. Iternard Jacobs, aiffd years, beloved husband of Ilasel C Jacobs, also survived bv five brot here and one sister. Funeral services mill be held Wednesday, May 4, nt 2 V. M. at the chnp.M of Miller Tracy. Intei- !unt Kiverview cemetery. Friends in vited. RAMSAT At th family residence, 44 Kmtt Oak street. J dinette B'ehe Pant say, axed K years 11 months 14 day. Beloved dftuKhtt-r of Mrs. la vld ltam sav. Rom.ini are at the tnnwnn lory chapel of Kant Side Funeral Director1. 414 wat A'.der street, Nolke of tunerai er vices later. GRAHAM At the famllv t-raUlenr. .'Cd ve, S, E.. lonaid Kelland Crshstn. infii nt son of Mr. and Mis Cw nnt'S (iraiiam. Rem a tna are at the parlors of the Eaxt Side Funeral Dtret-tois. . 14 Knst Alder siri-et. Nolle of funeral ervices in a later lsue. DODGE In this cliy, Mav 2. Irnn DodK. Kd A" yars. nt-mber of Ivan hoe lodjre K. of P. Remains are at the conservatory rhapcl of the Ksnt Sid Funeral Directors. 41 4 Kat Alder. Vu neral announcement will appear In later ianue. MILLER In this city. May 1. X J. Mf.ler, aged o2 year. Remains are at the rrv dentlal funeral parir.rj of Uunnini & Mc En tee, Morrison struet at Twelfth, u neral notice later. MT'RPHT J. J., beloved husband of Ml, J. J. Murphy, stepfather or Mary U. Itreit barih. Funeral arraniremenis rare of Miller & Trace). Notice of funeral later. 1TNLRAL NOTICES. CI MM TNG S At the family rrMenre. 84 K. Fourteenth street. May 1, Harry Kay mond CummlngH. aged 10 yearn. beUiv-4 xon of Mr. and Mrs. Heymour Cummins, brother ot James S. and Robert V. Cum mins. Fui.eral will be held from the r's.1'ntU. funeral parlors of Dunning tv McEntee, Morrison street at Twelfth, today tTurmlay) at 1:30 P. M ., thence to St. Phil ip Ncrl's chunh, East Sixteenth and Hickory Mreei. whtre services wl'.l be held at 2 P. M. Friends Invited to attend. Interment ML Calvary cemetery. TOML1NSON At the residence. 1SSg E. Hroadway, May 1. Mary Ann Tom Union, asjed 70 years, beloved mother of W. I. Tomlinnon of Corfu, Waxh., C. V. Tom linson of Rosalia. Wash.; E. N. and J. O. Tontllnson and Mrs. vV. R. Radd of this city. Funeral services will be held st the residential funeral parlors of Dunning fit McKntee, Morrison street at Twrlf t h. Wednesday. Mav 4. at 1.30 P. M. Friends Invited at attend. Interment family plot Kiverview cemetrcy. MATER In tliia city. Mar 2. 1P2I. Bsh ette AfHyer, Htred fl years, beloved wife of Leopold Mwyer, mo her of Mrs. Muse Delshelmer of Hsker. "Or., and Sidney S. Mayer of Portland. Or. Friends Invited to attend the funeral services at Hoi man's chapel. Third and Salmon sts., at 2 P. M. today Tueda ), May 3, luill. Service at Reth Inrsel ccmatery. private.' Please omit Lowers. MASTOVAKOS April 30, Anel Mastn vakos, aged 2H urs. Fiinrral will he held from Mr En tee ft El I era p rlors. Sixteenth and Everett st rrets, Wednes day, May 4. at 2 P. M., thenre to Greek Orthodox chorrh. East Sixteenth and TuRKwrt streets. Friends invited. In terment Multnomah cemetery. SALTER The funeral serMees of Jama H. Salter will he held from too cn wrvatorv chapel of the Eat Stds Fn noral Dlrev-iors. 414 Kst Aider street, at P. M. today .Tuesday), Mav ... Friends Invited. Rem a Ins will be for warded to Shelton. Neb., for concludfciff ser vires and Intcrincul, BAKER The funeral service for Georra W. Bnker. late of Pavette. Idaho. tU b held todav (Tucedavt at '2 o"'!ek 1. M. at the reldeiire nf his son. H7 East L"th t. N. Friends ftifted. t'oncludtng service. Mt. Sott cemetery. J, P. FinU-y &. Soil, directors. Me A RON The funeral service for Thornm R. McAron. lHte, of Rerkeiev. wtll be held Wednesday. Mav 4. at 0:;.o oVlnk A. M. at Flivlev'a niortuarv, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in vtted. Concluding acrvlce, Mt Calvary ceme tery. FTN F RAT, C1. LIMOI'SINES for funeral service, .TONES AUTO UVEKT. MAKMIALL 114. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY InTMtlritu all rasei of allrifd cruelty to animals. Office, room 1J0 courlhouD. Phone Main 17. from g A. M. to 6 P. M. The society has firll rharee of th pound at Its home. 635 Columbia ... levard. Phone any time. Woodlawn J64. Dors for sale. Horse ambulance st.'lf nr rliHHhlerl horses. Hinali anlmalB painlenbly eloclroruted where necvry. and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, horses, stc picked up nFRi(t, PIRrXTOK.. VAULT ENTOMBMENT or Cremation Pkene Sellweotl MT Portland Crematorium KAST FOl'WTKF.STU AND BV Ilk: 111 Ask for Booklet MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Lsa Independent Funersl Directors. Washington street, between lillth and 21st sts.. west Sid.. Lsdy Assistant Main 2L Auto. HOLM AN & SON (Walter J. Holman ) FCNKBAL DIRKCTUKa, Third and Salmon Ma ' McENTEE & E1LEKS Funeral parlors with all th. privacy of a home. Itlth and Everett eta i'hone Broidoa '-'ISS Automatic M'l-SS D0WM1MG & McNEAIAR Tha KiwMMithU Funrrml Home. 441 Multnonian nt.. Irvington rtlit. B B. FlN LEY'S MOUTUARY MONTHOMF.RT AT FIFTH MAl.t T "tAbl SIlJK FUNKItAl. Dl K ECTOKS. The Mrnlly sets th. price." 414 E. Al.PriW I.KUCll. UNDERTAKER. Bast Eleventh snd llswlnorne. phone East 7S1. A." R. ZELLER CO. Phone F.nst 108.. CM. II l-v Third snd Clsy. Main 41 SI BKEEZE& SNOOK 1047 Uelmon.t A. D. avKNWORTliX 4s CO.. MOi Did sU Leata, 61I-3L VV COCBT MOUNT HOOD. NO. 1. KTS rore.ter. of America. mM'l Tue. 2Jy d venlni Koreiter. n.ll. Fourth ftreet Social mtu four LA lueaday of each month.