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Newspaper Page Text26. TTTTJ WORXTXr OTJEGOXTAX WEDNESDAY, RErTittrinEn 21, 1021 RATH I E IB KIT REHEARING DENIED Taylor Slayers Must Pay Pen alty for Crime on Gallows. CHANGE OF VENUE ISSUE Defendants AVJII Be Removed to Pendleton for Resentencing by Judge Fheipa. SALEM. Or Sept. JOa (Special.) John I Rathle and Elvle D. Klrby, convicted In the Umatilla county' cir cuit court on charges of first-degree murder In connection with the slaying of Sheriff Til Taylor In July. 19:0. will be hanged for the part they played in the crime unless the death sentence Imposed by Judge Phelps Is commut ted to life imprisonment by Governor Oicott. This was made plain here today when the Oregon supreme court de nied the petition of the accused men for a rehearing. It will now be necessary to remove Rathle and Klrby to Cmatilla county, where they will be resentenced and a new date of exe cution fixed by the court. Following their conviction in ths lower court, Hathle and Klrby were sentenced to hang. They afterward were brought to the penitentiary, but before the execution date arrived they perfected an appeal to the supreme court. This appeal later was denied by the court and the sentence of Judge Thelps was allowed to stand. Original Verdict Stands. "We have carefully considered the petition of the defendant! for a re hearing and are unable therefrom to ftatn any substantial reason for devi ating from the views expressed In the nriRlnaJ opinion," said Justice Mc Brlde. who wrote the opinion handed down today. "It Is true that by Inadvertence It was stated that Edward J. Clark, an attorney of Pendleton, was a non renlrtent of the county, but in view of what we consider the weight of affidavit testimony introduced in the motion for a change of venue, we do not look upon that face as control ling. The motion was heard befor a judge who had resided In the county for many years, and who, by his long residence and necessary acquaintance over the county, was well qualified to pass upon the condition of ths public mind and to appraise the value Okf the testimony Introduced relating to this matter. "The other matters urged In the petition for rehearing were carefully considered before the original petition was handed down. and. as before re narked, we see no reason to change our views. We fully appreciate the serious consequences of our decision, but these consequences are such as the defendants have Invoked by their conduct nnd which we cannot avert wlthotft doing violence to established principles of law. Trial Held Fair Oae. "The defendants, in our opinion, had a fair trial, and anyone who reads the record will see that they were ably defended. So, viewing the case, we are constrained to deny the peti tion for rehearing, and it is so or dered." During the past few week consid erable Influence has been directed at the executive offices with a view to having the death sentence Imposed upon Rathle commuted to life Im prisonment. Petitions have been cir culated among ths various-war moth, ers' organizations of the state, and these are now on file In the execu tive offices. Hope for commutation of Rathle's sentence was based on his war record. When asked If there was any basts for speculation that he might com mute the sentences of Kathle and Klrby to life Imprisonment, Gov ernor Oicott said: "I think there is none." Neil Hart, who fired the shot that killed Sheriff Taylor, was hanged la the penitentiary here more than a year ago. Trior to his execution he made a statement to local ministers in which he assumed ail blame for the sheriff's death. In a second opinion Justice Mc Bride upheld the lower court, which dismissed a petition for rehearing on grounds of "coram nobia," a legal term for a certain kind of error. It was held that this no longer obtains In Oregon law. ALASKAN VEGETABLES BIG - Shipment Received in Portland Knows Agricultural Possibilities. Vegetables which ar declared to be record breakers for sixe were re ceived by Mrs. Charles E. Kekert, 102S Vancouver avenue, yesterday from Charles H. Thompson who Is con nected with the government hospital at Anchorage, Alaska, The vegetables were grown In the vicinity of the hospital and are declared to be proof of the agricultural possibilities of that territory. Mrs. Kekert reported " that she weighed the vocetablea and found them to weigh as follows: One white turnip ( pounds, three ruta bsgas 17 pounds, three beets 9 pounds, 11 po tatoes IV4 pounds, four carrots 1H pounds, three parsnips 1 pound. In addition she said there were a num ber of white radishes ss large around aa a silver dollar and about eight inches long. PERU TO HONOR AMERICAN Government to Participate In Un veiling of Monument. WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. JO. Peru, It was announced at the Pan American union today, will officially participate Sunday In ths unveiling near Puno, Peru, of a monument over he grave of Dr. James Orton. Ameri can sxplorer, who lost his lifs 44 years ago while doing research work for the Smithsonian institute. - Dr. Orton va a professor at Va-ssar college and the funds for the granite shaft to honor lila memory wars raised through that institution. The widow and two daughters of Ir. Orton. now living in California, will attend. Elaborate ceremonies have been planned. Warrant Out for Rail Head. ' CHICAGO, Sept. 20 Warrants for the arrest of H. K. Byram, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, and thrre other officials of the line, were issued by Conntr Judge Relghelmer, charging them with refusing to give employes their statutory two hours off on election day to permit them to vote. Phone your want ads to The Ore twuiaa. UALd 7070, Aulomatlo osO-SS. " L"" 'J i.i-i.jiumiJsui-1 'wj What Women Can Do With Can of Paint and "a Little Work That's Fun" WE want to be oi aid to women who wish to keep the home always spick and span, so we maintain a "paint and tar nish service" that make it easy work and fun to do man little interior painting jobs yourself. ' We make a special line of paints, var nishes, etc, for "home work" after 72 years' experience with paint and painting prac tice. They are paints that spread easily, dry perfectly and five the best lasting results. The scientific paints and varnishes are Where; to Bays Important that you get the right material so be sure to go to the Ttfht, ttorl tot Fuller prod ucts. Cut out the coupon to ths right fuller Paints as a memo to direct you. Fr EHKIIER ASKED TO QUIT MEDFORD IRRIGATION TANGLE . STRAIGHTENED OCT. Land Owners Approve Recommen dation That ft. V. Rhea Hand In Resignation. MEDFOP.D. Or., Sept. 0. (Spe cial.) An Important step towards Ironing; out the Internal dissension In Med'ord Irrigation district affairs was ths approval of the mas meet ing; of the landowners of the district last nlstht of the report of ths special Investigation named to Investigate ths Irrigation tangle. This report recommended that the chief engineer of ths district, it. w. Rhea, the chief bone of contention In the board of directors, resign and that at the earliest possible date an engineer be obtained to succeed him. The special committee slso recom mended the appointment of R. M. Thompson, ex-city engineer of Seat tle, to have complete, charge of the contractors' work. Further new developments are tie resignation from ths board of di rectors of Leonard Csrpenter, who Mood with Engineer Hhea In oppos ing Patrick Welch, the contractor, and the sDnointment of John A. Westerlund, to replace him as di rector. Assurance has been given by Welch that the system will be completed snd water in use by the summer of ma. State Engineer Percy- Cupper has been asked to recommend at once an able engineer to succeed R. W. Rhea and to be In absolute control of the building of the big Irrigation system. Engineer Thompson will be In charge Only of the contractor's work snd Mr. Welch pledged to the special com mittee that whatever Thompson said stoould be done would go with him. WOMAN CO-ED, SON JUNIOR Hnsband and Father Is Professor In Willamette Vniverslty. WILLAMETTE .UNIVERSITY. Sa lem. Or., Sept. 10. (Special.) Father a professor, son s college junior, mother a sophomore Suoh was ths unique situation created hers today when Mrs. Florian von Eschen regis tered for work in liberal arts with a sophomore rating. Her son. EjUon von Kschen, la a member of ths class Of 1923. Many years ago Mrs. von Eschen took freshman work in the university, but since that time other activities have claimed her attention. Two years ago she was principal of the Lincoln Junior high school in Salem. Desire to possess a collegiate education led Mrs. von Eschen to forsake the call of teaching and once again assume the guise of the student. Asked If she would study chemistry, the department of which Mr. von Ki:hen is head. Mrs. von Eschen em .illvaily shuuk her bead, saying that the easiest to apply. They cost no more, and sometimes less than others. What pleasure to hare home things al ways looking bright and new I What fun! to view your own work neatly done! Sur prise yourself. See what you can do with "just a can of paint or varnish" in four home. Use Fuller's products. Follow Fuller's simple specifications for the work you want to do, and you'll make transformations that will be a real delight Remember don't let surfaces rot it costs lest to paint them. uOgets SPECIFICATION Farm Paints Bouse Paint-Barn fc Roof Paint a a. on Point-Cumber Cement floor Paint MT d. by W. P. Fuller & Co. Write as now a post card fof booklet of Fuller's Specification "Home Senrice" Paints which tell just what to buy for the work you have in mind. all starior Jobs ef pain tine It la advisable ta the services of a Master fainter she believed she was already versed In that brajich of study. DISTILLERY IS LOOTED Twenty Masked, Armed Men Over power Two Guards. BLOOM FI ELD, Ky.. Sept. 20 Twenty mssked, armed men over powered two guards at ths B. Mc Claskey Sons distillery, bound and blindfolded them and escaped in seven touring cars with 88 cases and three barrels of whisky early yesterday. The distillery is within a quarter of a mile of the center of Bloomfleld's business section. Harding to Attend Installation. WILLIAMSBURG. Va.. Sept. i0. I'resldent Harding In visiting Wil liamsburg next month will attend and probably speak at the ceremonies to be held In connection with the Instal lation of Dr. J. A. Chandler as pres ident of William and Mary college, it was said by the college authorities. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Sent. 20 Maximum tem perature. AT degrees; minimum. 54 desreeaj mver reading, s A. M .. 34 reet: chanse in last 14 hours. 11 foot fall. Total rainfall (5 P. M. tq 5 P. M ). trace: totalraintall aince September 1, IblM, 2.15 inches; nor mal rainfall since September 1. 0 OU Inch: excess of rainfall since September 1. lui!l. 1 lit Inches. Sunrise, 6:J A. M. : sunset. S:S P. M. Total sunshine September 211. 60 mlnutea: poeelble eunahtne. 12 hours 17 mlnutca. Moonrlae Wedneeday, R:S7 P. M.; nioo.aet Wednesday, 10:24 A. M. Barome ter (reduced to aea level) at 8 P. 14.. 29. OS Inches. Relative humMlty at 8 A. M.. HI per eant; at noon, 64 per cent; at 6 P. M-. SS per cent TH US WEATHER. ir..i i 3i 5 S3 STATIONS. Si i lira Weather. Baker Bolss Boston i..a. Calgary ... Chicago .... Denver . . . . Dea Moines. I Eureka .... Ualveeton .. Helens .... Juneaut .... Kanaas City 4 O U4 0 6.4 0 O 84'1. 611 O Si 0. 4 O Sft 0 ADO 'SO 0 R 0 78 0 70 0. 7M 0 80 9S9 70 0 K 0 ll 0 5H 0. 7 0 7ft O .0012 SB .04:. .1KB ." . . SB 7 ..rw SO 16 S 0014 W C'.ear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy IC'lear .00 . .INWIClear Ui lO SB IPt. cloudy 00 . .,SW lit. cloudy .00'..'E tPt. cloudy 00 14'sw icioudy no' . : w hia Loa Angelea Marahrieid. Medford .. Minneapolis OO! . .ISW Icio udy 001. .INWjClear 21 12'W Cloudy New Orleans on1. . 'a 00 18 SE 04 30 S .00'. . .V 00 10 8W IClear Rain Rain k-lear Clear New York. . . North Bead Phoenix .... Pocatello ... Portland ... Roaeburg ... Sacramento Salt Lake... Han Dlero... 00 10 S Icioudy 00,..!.vw;ciear 810. I'-l N W'ciear 60 0 SS 0 7(1 0 fl 0 '84 0 SH 0. (l o. A 0 e o 78 0. 0 NW Clear 00' . . WW Clear 8. Francisco .00 20 W 04 31 S .00I..U. no In IClear Seattle .. Hltkat ., Spokane . Tacoma . Rata Rain 0'20 SW icioudy Tatooah lad.) 001.. I W valdest .... Walla Walla Waahlngtoa Winnipeg .. oof. .In Pt. elondy f-lOMrt v Olil.'ilS Iciourty OO'.-ISB icioudy Yakima I 38! t A. M. today. day. 70 0. 00 . . ISW IClear P. M report of preceding FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain: southwest erly wlnda Oregon snd Washington Rain : rtronr southwesterly sales. floor and interior woodwork. The color of an natural wood can be matched. Mail in eight colon. The Decoret Line is composed of White Enamel, Ivory EnameL Stove Enamel, Screen Enamel and Bronte Finishes. Also maters of Rubber-Ce Beavertoa Lbr. Yd., Beavertoo Wm. Rlaealns:. 2R: 3d MreeU John rilld, lis 11th Slrft fitv HI an Co.. 3.11 Oiik Utreet. i. O. Karla A Co., Trout dale. Iemme Hro., K5 KiMeell. LatHrelhurat Pharmacy, 1161 Helmont ritreet. Joe lmmt, IJnnlon Station, Portland. Or. r. It. Koland. S3 I'nion . beritsmler Hardware Co., 838 Miaa. Are-. Peauiuest Bros.. SO 6th Are. C. i. Mlmmona, 1845 M(er Road. Watts Frlee. Brappoose. M illia Hdwe. it Supply Co.. 818 V. Lombard Pit. Albert Killers, 7 E. 80th V. Anderson a- Hester to., 171 Jeffenoin Ht. Ankeny Hardware Co.. 123 K. 28th SU N. cbtaia SIX ASK FDR DIVORCES WOMAX SAYS nrjSBAXD THIED TO SEND XlEIt TO ASYLUM. Man Also Accused of Threatening Wife and Relatives If Action AVas Begun Acalnst Him. Blanche Luehrs accused her hus band, James A. Luehrs, of an unsuc cessful attempt to railroad her to the Insane asylum, and of numerous threats to succeed in such an under taking. In a divorce suit filed in the circuit court yesterday. He swore to a complaint and compelled her to sub mit to an examination into her san ity, she alleged, but Dr. S. E. Josephl pronounced her sans. The threat was made by her hus band that If she sued him for divorce that "neither she nor any "if her rela tives would be in The land of the liv ing In one year," It was asserted. The Luehrs were married the first time In 1915 under the name of Porter, lira. Luehrs discovered the name was an assumed one and demanded a re marriage. It waa said. In 1919. Carroll J. Bennett on one occasion flew into a rags and broke his chil dren's toys, declared Lena B. Bennett In a divorce action. He found fault with her methods of raising their child and criticised her cookine, sji further complained. 1 Frantlska Xemec asserted in a di vorce suit that her husband, Miloslav N'emec, struck her with a picture which was a Christmas gift to their child, breaking tbe g-lass and frame. This act was accompanied by "a tor rent of oaths," she declared. Nellie Milner complained that Carl F. Milner kicked her, tramped on her and made fun of her. In a divorce action bearun yesterday. Other divorce suits filed were those RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Dally or Bandar. On tlm 12e B9r tin 6a m ad Tit t eoaaeca;- tiva time t2 pr Uaa 0am adrt. sBonaMV- Uw times too per Una 6a me advt T coiueci- iv9 tlma 3e nor Boa On moath ttQ a Una 8lx moath . ...S2JS5 a line per monta (Cliasura of eapr allowed moathly.) The above rate applies to advertleo mcoti under mil clius.lf icatlons except ing M8ltuations l antsMl Male" and "bit nations Wanted rmale." which, le ee per line for each Inwertlon. No ad taken for ten than two line. Count fire areraa-e wordn to the line. Advertlemesce enept "Peironiila' end "hit mat ion sA'aated") will be taaea over the telephone If the advertiser le a puoecriber to either phone. The Oreg-onian will receive copy by mail provided sufficient remlttanoe for definite a umber of Imiiues km sent. Ae knowledvement will bo forwarded prompt ly. No prices will be auofeif over the phone, but statements will be rendered the following day. Advertisements ar taken for Ths laily Orfgouiu until P. Ji.! for The hunday Ofeconuja BJIII t a . asm OWI SI SjT Decoret Varnish Stains Stain and Varnish with one application. Dec oret refinishei with color and glosi the worn and scarred surfaces of furniture, ment Floor Paint, All-purpose Varnishes, Silkenwhite Enamel, Fifteen -for -Floors Varnish, Washable Wall Finish, Auto) Enamel, Porch and Step Paint. W. P. Fuller & Co. Dept. 14, San Francisco Pioneer Faint Manufacturer! for 72 Years Established 1S49 Branches in 16 cities in the West Dealers Everywhere SAVE THIS (Cat this out and put it in your poclntbook or handbag as a memo) Fuller's "Home Service'' Paints are sold by ths following in your city: Arbor Lodge Pharmacy, 1374 freely ht. Ceo. H. Botsford Co.. 60S Tenlne Ave. Brohaker-N'ormandln Co.. 158S Kant Stark. i. R. Bnrk, 19SS K. Stark PC J. W. Hart. Mllwaukle. . ' lluahey Bros.. 1334 Hoi rate St. Meier at Frank Co., Sib, and Alder. A. B. Iturser. 43 Sd tt, G. A. Morrison Lumber Co., Fremont Station. Wm. Kobinaon. 224 Columbia Street. St. Johns Hardware Co., St. Johns. Tamleaie Co.. 588 Williams F. Hawaii. Hardware. Williamson Bros.. SS2S 84th St. b. K, of Anna Catherlna Hammond aeralnst Byron Eugene Hammond and Minnie against Emit DeTore. PIANIST fiELD SWINDLED Alleged Confidence Man In Seattle Wanted In Illinois. SPRIXGFIELU. 111.. ISept. 20. A requisition on the state of Washing-ton for the return to Ch-cago of Pernard H, Seville. alias Boris Echeveloff, alleged confidence man. was signed today by Governor Small. Seville Is said to have swindled Rudolph Ganz. a pianist, out of 1200 through a bogus contract for repro ducing Gans compositions on phono graph records. Seville was arrested st Seattle. TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY. Pi R a A p A ur w T. vra S.1S Harrison st. Attractive furnished 4-room frent apartment. AHrSEMKXTS. Tadaj' Attraetloa Xxtraerdlnary Tonixht 1KIXUAHOVB World Ksmoiia Handrnff King Ore at Outdoor Hpectarle, "Rider ef the Kins; Lea" I I IV I I H rrih at H ash ins ton Buck Jones "Sunset Sprague" PI ADP lltb and ULUUlj Washington WANDA HAWLEY "The Outside Woman" Let's Go Dance Tonight BEAUTIFUL BROADWAY HALL Better Tkaas Ever Wonderful New Orchestra Every Week Night Riagler'a Fall Dancing ackool Terxa New Opea. Kew Locatloa Bruseway at Mala, DANCING ' NELSEr9 "PEPPY" ORCHESTRA COTILLION HALL vary Monday, Tuesdsy, Thursday and a'rlua aloaday JJaraain Kiaat. HrpPODROME AMl'SEMfcSTS. JifixtrKsAimCuttuili Wrt.15tsT8 WlifiHHettll.fS I JAM IT LEE WILLIAM KALLIGAN SlS IK Un i!im Tenia Grey a Cs. : Liu Gatlti'i "Brick- fj lanrt" : Millard snd Marlin : Las snd M FaTDarbrells:Tsslcsaf theDar:) I isesop s tjoart: rams Hews IVeealtpvsi HARK I ml tMMA SNAIROCK H no TOtT BEMKTK IH SI'IRITLALIW.Wf ISow aVlsylns; THE 0UIJA BOARD A Weirdly Unusual Figure With a Lens Black Beard This Is , Uabrlel Moxador PANTAGES Mat. tally 1:S0 Eves. T and . PER80NAI, APPEARANCE) OF CHARLIE MURRAY HACK BENNETT COMEDIAN t OTHER HTAB ACTS 4) LYRIC MISICAL COMEDY COMPANY Complete New Show Laugh "With Rosebud Girls at "1KIK AND INY IX MEXICO" Afternoona at 2a-Kvenincs 7 and ii DANCING TAUGHT All dances guaranteed In eight les sons ladinrJ 13, gentlemen 5 at Os Honey's schools. Beginner s' clssses start at Cotillion hall. Four teenth at Washington. Wednesday evening at 7 sharp. Advanced classes start at Murlark hall. Twenty-third at Washington, Tuesday evening; in termediate class Thursday evening, S to 11:30. Portland's two finest halls and leading instructors. Plenty of practice. o emoarrassment. i'rlvate lessons sll hours st Cotillion halL Phone Broadway 2002. ACCTIOX BALES. At Wilson's A net Ion Mouse. 10 A- M. Furniture. 188-1,1 tecond street. slEETiyQ K0T1CE9. GUL REAZEE GROTTO. N'O. S.IPnpular noon luncheon at me naMnintton street MU'l wood, in the Dutch room. be. twetn 1? and 1 o'clock, Wed nesday, Kept. 111. Prophet Hufiia f Hnlman will nresliie snd no deubt will have a treat in store ror those who attend, ae Invite your Ma sonic brethren to come end with us sood fellowship en.loy. By order of the Jton atch. HAKRY A. McKAE, Act. Secy. LlBtKTV ASSEMBLY. V A., will hold a bualneis and special meellnK this (Wed.) eve.. 8:li. All, of ficers and csdela ursed to b preaenu Jy order oi M. A. ANNA BENNETT. Sec. PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. S. R. A. M. Stated convocation this (Wednesday) evening at 7:50 o'clock. Mark master and jut master degrees; refresh nents; visitors welcome. J. H. BUSH, H. P. MT. TABOR LODOB. NO. 42. A. F. AND A. !. Special i communications Wednesdsy I evening, Pythisn temple, No. S8S Yamhill at. B. A. desree S o'clock. F. C. degree 7 o'olock. Visiting brethren welcome. L. R. JOHNSON. W. M. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. Bn, A. K. AND A. M. Special communication thle (Wednes day) evening, 4:30 o'clock. Pythisn bids. Work B. A. rfoirree. Examination 8 O'clock. Visiting brethren welcome. Br order W. M. H. J. HOUUHTON. Sec. FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO. ISO, A. F. AND A. M.. E. 43d and Sandy blvd. special com munlcstlon 'this (Wednesdsy) evening. 7 o'clock. F. C. ex aminations: S o'clock. M. M. .fre. . Visit ln brethren welcome. Order W. M. BUSSBL H. STEPHENS. Sea WASHINGTON LODOE. NO. 49, A. F. AND A. M. Special commonicatlon Wednesdsy, September 21. t P. M.. K. th mnA Riimtirt. Sneclal pro- vrmma hn been arranged, in cluding an addreei by Brother Hamilton Johnstone. Musio and otner featurea. All E A., F. C. snd W. M. members of this lodgs are urged to be preaenu Visitors wslcoms. urasr w. m. . J. H. RICHMOND, . Secretary. MASONIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Employsrs needing help of sny description telephone Brosdwar &."S Only Masonio heln fur- nlahed from this office. No ehsrge to employer or employe. r. a. At- cnison, Mgr., Masuoie ncauyuariers jsuic nomah hoteU PA RKROSE LODGE, tj D.. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Wednes day) evening at S o'clock. Work In K A. dgree. Vleltin; brethren welcome. Order oi ROB T. W. PETERSON. Sec. PALBST1NB LODGE NO. 111. A. F. AND A. M. Stated communication Wednesday. Sept. SI. 7:80. Visiting breth ren we loom. UL Soott car to 66th at. W. B. TOWNSEND. Bee. DORIS LODGE, NO. 132. A. F. AND A. M. stated com munication this (Wednesday) evening. 8 o'clock. Masonic hall, St. Jonna. visitors wsl' coma. By onler of W. M. A. W. DAVIS. Sea. SAMARITAN LODOB NO. 2. I. O. O. F.. meets every k"jF Wednesday evening at 8 ss i n i o clock. oadteuowa tcmpie, 228 Alder St. THIRD DEGREE TONIGHT. Visiting brothers alwaya welcome. FRANK E. GRAHAM, W. O. JESSs, T. JONES. K. B. VILLA LODGE. L O. O. F., NO. le. Suth and E. Gllean ata., meeta every Wsdneeday night at 8 o'clock. Seoond degree tonight. Viaiting bruis ers waleome. Take 1 V. car. ers waiooni.. R H OIBBS, N. O. C. P. NELSON, Bee. ORIENT LODOB NO. .H tO0(ta'. IT I. O. O. r.. meela thla ixt7 Alder sts.. at 8 P. M. Via- ltora alwaya welcome C. C, STARR, Kee. Sec. J. F. NEITZEL. N. O. LODGE EMBLEMS, claas pins, officers' Jewels; carry large stock to select from; special work to order In our own factory. Davids. Jewelers snd nptli-lanet, 443 W'ash lngton street st Brosdwar. E I B I. E a jewelry, buttons, charms.' pins. new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth st. FR1EDLANDEK8 for lodgs emblems. Class pins and medals. 310 Washington sl DIED. YBLENIC September 19 at ths family reaidence, 8U3 Marguerite avenue, Verons Yelenic. sged 68 years, sister of William Smith of Green. Kan.; Charles of alun aon, Canada; Henry of Portland. .Mre. Mary J. Grief of Portland. Mra. Vina E. Brown of Rio Vista, Cal., snd Mrs. Rosa Hollenbeck of Sacramento, Cal. The re malna are st Flnley's mortuary, Mont gomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here after. OATTON At ths family home. 80 Mll- wsukls street, sepiemoer iu, ueorge w. Oatton, aged 63 years, husband of Mar tha J. Oatton. Member of lodge No. 123. I. O. O. F. of Marahalltown. la. The re maina are at the conaervatory chapel of the East Bids funeral dlrectora. 414 East Alder street. Funeral notice will appear In a later laaus. LINK In this elty. September 19, Mary. sged 42 yeara, wire or c M. Link. The remalna are at Flnley's mortusry, Mont gomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hers-after. i ' A W. M rCNERAL NOTICES. ' RODOERS At the family residence, Si East Thirty-ninth street, Portlsnd, Or., September 19. 11121, Henry Rodgers, be loved husband of Matilda B. Ko'lgers snd father of Robert H. of Albany, N. T., Frsnklln 8. of Portlsnd. Mrs. C. O. Dleken of Chicago, 111., and Mrs. L. H. Townsend of Seattle, Wash , snd brother of Mrs. James Hlocksidge, Al bany, N. Y. Funeral services will be held today ( Wednesday ), September 21. at z P. M., from hla late residence. In terment famliy lot. Rose City cemetery. Bkewes Undertaking company, directors. fMITH September IS. lust, st ths fsmlly residence, 1JU1 Hawthorne avenue. Imogens, aged 00 yeara, wtte of Peter Smith. The funeral cortege will leave Flnley's mortuary, .Montgomery at Fifth, today lin.,ljv), t l(j A. M., and proreed to St. Stephen's church. Forty-first snd East Tavlor streets, where mass will be celebrated st 10:80 A. M Friends Invited. Concluding service at Mount .Calvary cemetery. HERDT Sept 11). at the family residence. 407V4 Sixth street, Alice W. Herdt. mother of George snd Frank Herdt. daughter of Captain A. W. Gates and Mra. G. A. Mearna. Ths funeral serv ices will bs held today (Wednesday), at 1 P. M., st Finley's mortuary, Mont gomery at 5th. Friends Invlied. Con cluding services at Ml. Scott cemetery. tX ETT In thle city. September 19. 1t21. Isanc Swett. ared 4S years. Friends and acquaintances are respectively Invited lo attend the funeral service st his lute residence. 4.10 East Twenty-fourth street North. Wednenlav. September 21. at 10:3H A. M. Interment at Ahaval 6holom cemetery. 1'leaee omit tlowers. HABIGHORST The funeral service for Ed- ward H. Hanlghorst. late oi nem lock street, will ba held today (Wednes tinvi . . fn-a.i a M at Klnlev'a mor tuary, Montgomery at' Fifth. Frlr-nds In vited. Concluding service, Portland crem atorium mausoleum, private. WANZER The funeral services for Charles Wsnser, lste of Falrview, (Jr.. win re held today (Wednesday) st 2 P. M. st 1.18.1 East Lincoln, corner of B7th st. Frlrnda Invited. Concluding eervlce Mt. Hcott cemetery. J. P. Flnley Son. dl rectora ZII.M Funeral services nf the late Helen Zilm will bs held Wednesday, Sept. 21, st 2 P. M., st the chapel of Miller A Tracer. Interment Rose City cemetery. rtTNERA V CABS, LIMOL'SINKS tor funeral "service. JONKS AUTO LIVKRY. MARSHALL 114. TVS ERAL DIRECTORS. otsAaa VAULT ENTOMBMENT or Cremation Portland Crematorium Phone Sellwoed 07 EAST FOrilTF.KXTH Ai UlMblU. Ask for Booklet. f I TOMBS femcle or In Family Sections. Handiomely arranged. Built to endur. atrnifcoat carsi. CoaU no more In HlVthYIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM We have mausoleums In sll principal cities In stato. They contain the only sanitary tot-iba in Oregon. PORTLAND MAUSOLEUM CO., 636 Plttock Block. Phone Bdwy. 83L MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Furersl Service for Less. Independent Kunersl Dlrsctors. Washington street, between iuth snd 21st st:., west side. Lsdy assistant. Main 20UL Auto. 07S-80. LAST FIDE FUNEftAL DIRECTORS. (F. 8. DC N.N J NO, I.NO.) "The farall,- seU ths pries." 414 E. Alder, l'hons East 42. Auto. 221-2i. HOLMAN & SON (Founded 1IU4.) FUNLliAL D1RKCTORS. Third and Salmon Sts. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all ths privacy of a nome. loin ana cvsreti streets. Phonvs Broad say 2133: Auto. Ul-J. DOWNING & McNEMAR Th- Residential Funeral Home. 441 Multnoma U St.. Irvl ngi onp i at, K a a t 64, FIN LEY'S M0RTUAUY BIONTOQMKRY AT Fl FTH. MAIN . LlvKCH. UaN'UlS HT rVKh.lt, aal Eleventh and lluwtaurnk. I'hone b.aet 'Sl. A, R. ZELLER CO Phone East 1088. A. L. KK.VWOr.TUT A CO., 8904 irid St.. Lenta. Auto. 618-tL Ck'CUC? UNDliKTAKINU CO.. Third and Clay. Main 4152. bUEEZE & SNOOK 1047 Belmont Tabor 116S. FLORISTS. MARTIN & FORBES COMPANY 354 Washington St Main 269 Largest rosegrowers in ths Northwest. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. Perwnnal attention gives wedding, reception, tea and table decorations Floral tributes promptly sftended to. SWtTLAM)' FLOWER bllOP. Morrison st., bet. Id and 4th. T.L Main 418. And Floral Designs. 23 Hothouaea No Branch Htorea S5 Yeara on Morrison street, bet. 4th snd Slh. Main 7700. Smith's Flower Shop Portland's Progressiva Florist We sue elallaa In fuueral deaigna 141 H Slats, opposite Meier At Frank's. Main 7215. IKIS PLANTS FOR SALE. Cholcs plsnts 25c; all kinds of peren nials for aals. Cal! Sunday A. M. or Monday. 107 Senate St. Tabor 316. NOB K1L.1. FLORISTS. (Estats Alfred Burkosrdt.) N B cor. 23d snd Ollsan. Main 1SB!). tONSKTH H FLORAL CO., 287 Washington St.. bat. 4th and sth. Main S102. A 11UL MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS tea th at., arm. Clt-e T4ri. NTT Pros. OTTO SCHUMANN MAR B LB WORKS QUAIJTY MEMORIALS g.TVIRD A PINE STS, PHONE E.TA3 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Off'ces. room 160 courthouse. Phone Main 1 78 from A, M. to s P. M. Tfc) society Las full charge cf the city Fiound at ita home, 635 Columbia bou ev&rd. Phone any time. Woodlawn 764. Dog for tale. Horse ambulance for -Ick -T disabled horses. Small animals palnleaaly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared (or. All dead anim or aic nicked up. jiliillll NEW TODAY, TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL Jam With no expense to you, we will deliver a brand new, dirt getting, easy - cleaning Torrington right to your home. Ue it for ten day with no obligation to buy. If at the end of ten days' trial you want to keep the Torrington, we will gladly arrange for you to own and use it, making payments at your convenience. Phone or write today. E. L. KNIGHT CO. 449 Washington Broadway 145 Knight makes day The electric way. CARPET CLEANING RfcFlTTIXti, SlI.0, Ul.OI.Q, tic. QvIO Dllfl TK Ao $1.25 CLKA Rues Dry Cleaned and Shampooed. Most Modern Plant Id Oregon. NEW MATTRESSES Dlreef From Manufacturer tft Horns Ladlra, Save S.1 to SO l"er Teat. Sttf Itegular 4e-lb. 1'ure Cotloa Maltrraa. $5.00. Delivered. OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW FEATHERS KK.N'OVATED, WOHK GUAKA-NTiiliU. SAMR-DAY OF-nVICH MAIL UllULIt DL1'AH1ML. V. PIONEER CARPET CLEANING . & MATTRESS WORKS 1073 K. LINCOLN ST. rilOLS 2.1T-U7. f adlea Sara Tonr Old Csrpeta, lugs and Woelea Clothing. LeS Ls Make Mew Bogs for Tea. TSe eldest and bast squippsd fee tory, riuff and rag rugs wtrta all alsss; earpeU rsflttsdt Sili rugs steam claaasd. SLSO. We call and SsUver. 1SS E. Wghth L Phone Bast MM. WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO, 64-60 I'Dlnn ATMs Eat 51. Bnd nm your old carpets, old mo and tvoolep clottitnc W mk rrraiibi. bevod-woven FLUFF RUGS. 8x6 Bar Ruci SI. SO Mall orders, fiend for booklet. Feath ers Renovated, Carpet Cleaning;, - Rent Ins;, eta. Lantern, finest equipped Car pat CUantnff, KeClttlng; wki, in Ortros. 0x12 Hun nctm cleaned Sl.d0 W Call and Deliver. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT LAUREL1TURST New five-room bungalow, perfect floor plan, large livinff and dining: rooms, hardwood floors, beautiful large fireplace, old ivory finish, furnace, garage; $5800; terms. Owner, EAST 1314 STORAGE SPACE CENTRALLY LOCATED OM TRACK V can move and stors your goods in a fine sprlnklered building. IIAILI.XG, PACKING, STORAGE CLAY S. MORSE, INC. 4.V4 Oilman t. ndwy. S470. MORTGAGE LOANS Improved Property, Installment Re payments If Desired. Ilulitllng Loana. Current Hales. l'romi( Service. A. H. Birrell-Gill Co. 218-210 Northwestern Rank Bulldlna; Marshall 4114. FOR SALE 100x110 on Kaat Ash, hetween East Twenty - second and Twenty fourth streets, in Central East Portland. A fine site for a laundry or small manu facturing plant. I have marked ths price down to $3750 for a quick sals. R. J. 4V.M4IL. OWXKH. TIT Hoard of Trade liuildlnsj. FLUFF RUGS Male from All Kinds of Old Carpets. for Quality, Service and Kconomy. OKKt.ON FLC'tF Kt'O CO., I0S4 K. btark ht. Tabor 7S14 KEW MODERN HOMES Also vsesnt lots In lrvlnittsn. lwturelhurst, Alameda or will build to suit on snyons's lot. Rice Construction Co., R, B. Hice, acenu Tele Bhene Kast '.M.I'J. Thone your want ads to The Ore---4 1070, Automatio 680-8S. saesuH le u ssiiasm sain ass u is inetii.