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13 TTTE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1921 SINCERITY ASKED IN ARMS DEBATE Harding Applies Test to Rest of World. NAVAL RESOURCES VAST Ability to Outbuild Every Other Country Bald to Inspire. President to Action. BT ROBERT T. 8MAU Copyright. 1IK1. by Ths Oreonlan.) WASHINOTON, D. C. Bcpt. 2 (Special.) Although the phrase Is borrowed from a previous occupant at the White House, the Harding administration has undertaken an Macld test" of the sincerity ot the leading- nations of the world. The forthcoming conference on the limitations of armaments 1 simply that and nothing more. The confer ence will enable the controlling na tions of the two hemispheres to put down In writing some of the lofty professions an sentiments that have echoed around the world since the aigning of the armistice. It Is no longer a secret that the United State took the lead in bring ing; about this conference because It is the nation best able to continue to arm in the future. The last thing the president of the United States deairea. the last thing that President Harding would want to engage in, would be an armament race with any other nation or any other combina tion, of nations. Sincerity Is Expected. Plain and sincere words are likely to be uttered across the armament conference. Since when it comes time for the United States government to place its cards upon the tables, they will be face up. There will be suffi cient publicity to the conference to let the world know that if the other nations are not willing to keep frankly and freely with the United States In bringing about what Presi dent Harding terms "approximate dis. armament," the United States will set a pace that will completely crush those who attempt to compete. It Is becoming clearer as the con ference approaches that one of two things must happen. Either there will be an agreement to limit armaments- in the future not a halting, hesitating agreement, but a whole hearted one or there will grow out of the parley a staggering era of war preparation. For If the other nations refuse to join with the United States in the limitation of armaments, it would be plain to all that this coun try is Isolated and must prepare to take a completely Independent part in world affairs. It is unthinkable, of course, to the Washington administration that the other nations will not gladly Join the United States, and it is difficult to envisage a refusal at this time of the leadership offered. The Washington administration feels that the nations Invited to the conference hold the peace ot the world in their hands. Therefore the forth coming conference holds the issue of war or peace. If the nations are earnestly desirous of peace, the United States, the most powerful of them all, is willing to meet them more than half way. As a matter of fact, military and naval men already are declaring that the United States has shown its earnestness by virtually disarming In the advance of the conference. . The army is being cut down to what amounts to little more than garrison strength, or a national police force. Building has been stopped on many important naval vessels of the first rank, while other vessels are being allowed to fall into a non-serviceable condition, due to the lack of per sonnel sufficient to keep the estab lishment up to anything like its war time strength. People Want Peace. However, It will be suicidal for the other nations of the world to mistake the sentiment of the United States. There Is pacifist sentiment In the United States simply because the America people are always ready to attribute high motives to other peo ples and are unwilling to believe that any other peoples or any other gov ernments would contemplate war with this country. L-t he drift of the forthcoming conference show a belligerent attitude on the part of other nations, and the sentiment of the American people would swing overnight. It has swung just as quickly before. The more that Washington observers and diplomats tudy the coming conference at close range, the more delicate they realise its deliberations will be. For this reason there Is very ' serious doubt that the sessions as a whole will be open to the public. Fall Pvbllrltr I'nllkrly. President Harding and Secretary ol Stats Hughes are earnestly endeav or ins; to find a means of completent publicity possible to all that goes on in the conference chamber, but it Is realised that after all is said and done If the sessions were to be opened to the public always they would drift Into extremely fornlal affairs with a lot of oratory for home consumption, while the real agreements would be reached In private conferences at tended by only a few of the dele Sates. Of this, however, there can be no doubt: greater efforts will be made toward complete publicity than ever were attempted at any International gathering of slm'lar Importance. DR. STANSFIELD LEAVING ffnnllnmst Krom Flrt Tar.. ) changed with such things Jum now, but such Is not the case. This Is wholly on my own Initiative. Not five person In the congregation knew anything about It until this moment and I am leaving this good city of Portland and the fine climate and country of Oregon for the reasons I have already stated." Dr. Stansfleld came to Portland from Indianapolis, where he had been pastor of the Meridian-street church for 16 years. He was born In llrad ford. Yorkshire. England, and was educated there. He Joined the Ameri can conferrnce from the Wcslcyan conference 33 yars ago. He has been a citizen of the United States for 32 rears. He received his degree as doctor of divinity at Albion college, Michigan, lie has been a member of three gen eral conferences of the Methodist Kptscopal church, and ten years ago -was delegate together with the late Hishop Hashford to the British and Irish conferences beld In Bradford and Dublin. ' The Stansfields' youngest daughter, Elisabeth, who is Mrs. Owen lJavts, Is living In Kansas City. Her hus band's work as a civil engineer orte take them to Chicago. Toe oldest PORTLAND MINISTER WHO WILL BE PASTOR OF CHICAGO CHURCH. ( :. ) " I - ' i . . . .. V " ' ' 'rr );. r: Tsmi aliiilaiaii riiirririmminfii .atmtnar. .In, laailaa vir.i mram1 aWiSiiarmiii 1. 1 mt .t 1 DR. JOSHUA daughter, the wife of Rev. James L. Carduer, also lives near Chicago. "We are a family who are very close to one another and we long to get together again." said pr. Stans fleld last night. "That is why I could not resist the invitation to go east." Dr. Stansfleld has been an out standing figure in church circles here since his coming five years ago. At the annual conference he has been a conspicuous and Important character, serving on committees and lending himself unreservedly to the service of the church in all its interests. He has always responded enthusiastically to the numerous calls extended to him to deliver addresses and lec tures not only in Portland, but throughout the northwest. He has been unusually successful In his work among the young people. During- the war Dr. Stansfleld was one of the hardest workers in the various drives and his services were always gladly given in any of the multitudinous efforts that were put forth in the cause of the country and its allies. In the Methodist Episcopal church ministers are assigned to pulpits only by the bishops and In this case the highly complimentary feature is that the congregation in Chicago asked Bishop Nicholson by unanimous peti tion to arrange with Bishop Shepard of the Portland area for the release of Dr. Stansfleld that he might be their pastor. In the usual routing of affairs. Bishop Shepard will assign Dr. Stans fleld to the Chicago pulpit when the Oregon conference meets and will an nounce at the same time who will succeed hln as pastor at First church. UNIQUE DRIVE LAUNCHED All Sorts of Material Relating to Roosevelt's Life Bought. NEW YORK. Sept 25. (Special.) A new thing In the way of drives was launched yesterday by the trustees of the Roosevelt Memorial association. It is a campaign, not for dollars, but for 'Ttooseveltiana" for all sorts of material relating to Theodore Roose velt, from specimens of his hand writing to photographs of his pet ene. mles. The object of the drive Is to bring together a great collection which will enable posterity so far as possible to see Colonel Roosevelt as his own generation saw him. and will supply historical writers with the material they need to give a clear impression of Roosevelt's times. What the association wants to se cure especially are original letters, manuscripts In Mr. Roosevelt's hand, bonks and pamphlets by Mr. Roose velt, especially first and limited edi tions; literature hearing on his po- DAIT.Y METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. S.pt. 2S. Maximum t.m jmratur. TO riesr...: minimum, b'2 d.sr... Klv.r rfariin. A A. M.. 2.1 ft; rh.nse In last 24 hnurs. 0.2 foot riae. Total rainfall (ft T. M. to 5 P. M. ), 0 27 Inch: total rain fall alnce K-rtmb-r 1. If 21. 8 03 Inch-.; pormal ratnfaJl since Fpt.mb.r 1. 1.30 lncha; txcrm of rainfall alnce September I. 11121. 1 K4 Inch's. Funrlae. :! A. M : runaM. S:03 P. M. Total aunahlne Sp tmbr 2a. 11 hours 35 mlnutra; possible runahln. 12 houra 1 minute. MoonrlM Monday. 12:14 A. M. ; moonaft Monday. 2 59 P. M. Hromflr (reduced to aea level) at ft P. M . 3"07 Inches. Relative humid ity at 5 A. M., 00 per cent: at noon. 4t) per cent; at 6 P. M . 46 per cent. THE WBATKBH. i2 " Wln 1 l aTTATIONS. Waatbae. Raker l;ne ..... Hoaton .... Chtrano .... Penver ..... Pea Moines. . F.ureka .... Galveaton .. Helena Juneau Kmnua City TO 0 .on,..;V Clear 72 O 74 o. en o S2 o, VI 0 oro. 8 0. H 0 S4 O 70 O OS 7l0 m o 70 0 on l 74 0 IVS 0 104 0 74 O OOi. .INW'lear n"l8 s IRain .001.. iNW Clear ,0l . .IB K'lear 00,..!M lOear .0) 18 N k'lear ooi. . SB Cloudy .00 10 W ICIear .OOi . .1 . . i'loudy .OOi..R ICle l.oa Anseloa. .IWL'W !"le .DO1. . NW'Cle OL' . 'VWI'li. Mamhflcld Medfnrd M inneaoolta OO .JsB IClear .OH'.S K'lear New Orleana1 New York.. North Head. Phoenix .... Pooatello ... Portland .... Knef'burK Hacramento Ht. l.oula... Salt Lake... San Pleo. . . Francisco. Seattle mkat Ppokan .... Tacoma Tatooah lad. Valdext .00 22 W R In 50 .0O288 K loudy .-NWlClear .001. oo; . .OOi . .oo. . oo; . .00 . .W K'lear .Isw fpt. cloudy .iNWiclear .iNWICIear .iK Pt. cloudy .IN Iciear .'NWy-lear Mi 70 O H4I 72 O RH O 0 0 7 O 74 0 2 O. .00 00 20 W Clear 01 24, S taloudy .00'. . i . . 00'12'SW Cloudy It 12 sw Icioudy S0 44 S IRain OJ . .INK lllaln .12 4 &2 04 0. . . mo. 4B ftH o 40 SK BO,' 70 0 Walla Walla .OO'.Jw Klear v a ah Ins ton Winnipeg ...1 800 . . . M 4 50 72 0 00 12 NW Pt. cloudy oo 12 SB Iciear 00i..NE Pt. cloudy Yakima 1A. M. today. "P. M. report of precdln( day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain; Increasing southerly winds. Oregon and Washington Rain; strong outherly sale. gouthwest atorm wamlnira were ordered at 30 P. M. at all Or-aon and Waahlne ton aeaporta Storm moving rapidly south eaatward from the north Pacific will cauae Btrong aoutheaat ahlftlng to SOUthwasJ gales tontrot and ilonday. STAXSFIELD. lltical campalgns;also posters, buttons, campaign handkerchiefs, books, pamphlets, periodical articles, news paper clippings and original cartoons relating to Mr. Roosevelt or to h's administrations; paintings, bronses, drawings, etchings, engravings, pho tographs, negatives, commemorative medals and other personal souvenirs and mementos. Gifts should be ad dressed to R.oosevelt Memorial Asso ciation, Inc. 1 Madison avenue. New York, and should be sent either reg istered or insured. Recent tests have shown that often fully 40 per cent of the seed sown by farmers and gardeners Is useless. An other series of tests, carried out over a thousand cornfields, proved that bad seed was responsible for the harvest, yielding a third less than the ground's real capacity. Phone your want ads to The Orego rian. Main 7070. Automatic S0-9S. AMfSEMENTS. sts.1Sts75t mints 1Sat1.M CARLYLE BLACKWELL I Neat Abel : Quixey Four : fciedmr. Nat- I tons : Bod Car let on and Julia Ballew : Bennett Sisters Co. : Topics of Day : Aesop's Fables : Paths News Weekly McKAY and ARDINE Get Your Heaaon Heats at the Baiter. RAKED JLsb STOCK COMPANY I NOW PLAYING The New York Sensational Comedy-Drama. "SCANDAL" Iu Fun Is the Kind That Bubbles. TODAY Three Shown Inlly TONIGHT "Happy Iteya. Fred .Lewis (hlmeelf). Mr. fireevy Io)le. "Motoring Difficulties"; leonnahelle A Wilson, Mualral Charmers; Wtchman Ward, "A htudlo Sketch"; Marguerite Tlnyton In "Women W ho Wait." LYRIC MCSICAL COMEDY COMPANY A Tuneful Riot ofFun With the Rosebud "The Other Mr. Smith" Afternoons at 15 Even.no T and 0. GLOBE 11th and Washington "Soul of Youth" All-Star Cast CIRCLE 'north at isthinctoa KSTKI.LE TAYLOR . "BLIND WIVES" Alo a comedy, "The Unlucky Job" ; Pa the .Nwi. arid Mutt & Jsff. Open from 9 o'clock In the morning- until 4 o'clock the following morning. Let's Go Dance Tonight BhAUIiFUL BROADWAY HALL Better Than Eer Wonderful New Orchestra Erery Wee Night Rlagler'a Fall Daaclag kckool Tens Now Ope-a. New Location Braudway at Malm. DANCING MONDAY RARUAIN NIGHT. Cotillion Hall KI.SKVS "PEPPY" OKCIIESTRA. CASH PRIZE WALTZ WEDNESOAY EVE., SEPT. ZS Columbia highway at Richardson St., Parkroae. Dancing every Wednesday and Saturday evening. MORGAN'S JAZZY FIVE James Schwars, Manager ha ! (qivuvj? ill HrPPODROME Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms, professional men, manu facturers, repair men, etc, classified for ready reference. Information as to any class of work not listed may be obtained by calling Main 7070, House 40. A CCO OTAXT8. JULIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, auditor, income tax service. Concord bids.. 2d aad Stsrk.. Phone Main 7443. L. MEIERS, accountant, auditor, cost ac countant. Spaldina bids. Main ll'H. . ATTORNEYS. . E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub llc. 934 Chamber of Commerce bids. ASSAVKKS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second. Oold. silver, platinum bought. BATHS. DR. ilcMAHON 3 batha, Portland; Mum, shewera. plunsea. tuba, all (or 35c: tell your trienda. Fourth at Waohlnston. CHIROPRACTIC steam baths and mas sages, lota floor Broadway bids. Mar aball 8187. Dr. Laura L. Downing. BOILER KKI'AIRJNO. INTERSTATE BOIL.ER ANt MACHL.VE WORKS. East 30Wi. Foot of Knott st. Manufacturer of tanks, slacks, etc. Blackwm i t h repairs promptl y attended to. CELLULOID BtTTONS. THE IHWIN-HODtiON COMPANY. 187 Wsahln g ton. B dwy. 4S4. Tabor 1154. C1HROPRACTIC. DR. McMAHON (McManl. chiropractor Portland 12th year. Sbort and long couraea of treatment successful. Proof: Thousands of people praising me after comparison of work and fair trial of aye. tern. Extended time. SI adjustments tli. Phone appointments. CHIROPODISTS. WILLIAM. Estelle. Florallo and Dewane De Vsny. the only scientific chiropodists and arch aueclalista in city. Parlors tOJ Geriinger bids, southwest corner Second snd Alder streets. Main 1301. DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troublea scl antlflcally corrected; lady assistant. 613 Morgan bid g. Main Se. CLEANING AND PRESSING. REGAL CLEANERS ;tehs Cleaning and dyeing a apeclalty. 137 North blsth street. Portland. Or. CO LLECTIONS. National Collection Agency a, a ir.. niw Tourth and Oak Sta. Bdwy. 5010. NETH A CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17. No collections, no charges. Etab. 1WP0. CONTRACTORS AND BI1LDERJ4. Contractor and Builder Homes, stores and alterations. East TM3. A-1 BUILDING CONTRACTOR HOMES. JOBBING. TABOR 33:3. DANCING. DOROTHY RASMUSSKN", expert Instruc tion In modern ballroom and atage danc ing, claaalc bal.el, toe. oriental. 610 Eiiere bldg... ZS.tt Bull, at. SUMMER'S Dancinc Academy. 85 H Sth. Leeaona day. eve. Club dance Tuesday; ciaas Thursday. Fancy dancing taught. Broadway 30110. DENTISTS. DR. B. E. WRIGHT Titrd Floor Raleigh Bldg. Corner Sixth and Washington Sta Main 11119. Auto. 2119. nCWTICTDY DR. A. W. KEENE, 331 Vi UUIIItfllll Waal hincton street. Without pain. Latest nerve-blocking system. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. lifiTriDe Dcunnun 7v niU I UnO nLIIUUilU repaired i5if BOUGHT AND SOLD. "ffl&i NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS. S- . Phone 627-27. 228 Main gL WHOLESALERS AND ENGINEERS A VP MILL PUPPIJKS. THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-86-87-83 Front HATS AND CAPS. THANHAUSER HAT CO.. 58-55 Front St. PAINTS. OILS "AND GLASS. RASMUSjENO.uendandTaylor. HIDES. WOOL AND CASCARA BARK. KAUN BROS.. 15 Front street- RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In order earn) tfce more thaa ne-lnae rate advert Ulng sanat rsa Is comaeesitive tuea. One time 12c per line Two times (each Issue) .... 11c per line Three times (each laaue) . . .10e per ltns Seven times (esch Issue) .. .e per line One to six months, per month 12.50 per line Six to twelve months, per month I2.2S per line The above rates apply to all headings With the following exceptions; Situations Wanted Bach Insertion. e per line Help Wanted IxMt and Foand Personal Proposals Invited Notices Special Notices Funeral Notices Meeting Notices una time Two times (esch issue) Three times (esch laaue) Seven times (each issue) One month. . 15c per lino .14c pee line .13e per line ,12c per line ..3 per line NEW TODAY. Rates Per Liiw: Dally Sunday One time I 2 Two times (per laaue)... Jjo 1 Three times (per laaue).. 14o ljc Seven times (per laaue).. 13o lie One month, dally snd Sunday $3 e0 Coamt five words to the line. No ad taken for lews than two line. Ads ran Sundays only charged at one-time rate. Advertisements Ceejt 7r'","BU and "Situations Wanted") will be taken over the telephone If the advertiser la anbarriber of either phone. The Oregonisji will receive eoor lr mail provided sufficient remittance for definite number of Issues Is sent. Ac knowledgement will be forwarded P dverti'semente are taken for The Daily Oregonian nntil 1:30 P. M.I for The Sunday Oregonian an til P. al. Saturday. Phone your want ads to The 95?" nlan. Main 7070, Automatic 660-JS. AUCTION SALES. At Wilson's Auction Honse. 10 A. K. Furniture. 169-171 second street. MEETINO NOTICES. WILLAMETTE LODGE No. 2. A. F. AND A. at. A spe clsl communication will be held Monday, September 26. at 4 PM. Work In M M. de r vialtina- brethren wel come. By order W. M. ' t. VAN HEEKEREN, Sec. w A HMO NT LODGE NO. IS. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Monday) evening at T o'clock. Work In the T. C. degree. Vinitin brethren welcome. W. M. DE LIN, See. MART HA WASHINGTON CHAPTER No. 14. O. E. Stated meeting this (Monday) g P. M., East Eighth snd Burnslde. Social. Visitors welcome. By order W. M. BELLE RICHMOND, Secretary. PENINSULA LOTX5B NO 128, L O. O. F., meets every Monday evening at L O. O. F. hall. 690Vj W. Lombard air eel All Oddfellows Invited. GEO. B. OTTERSTED. Ssa, FRIENDSHIP CHAPTER No. US. O. E. S. Stated communication tonight (Mon day), 8 P. M. at Vincent hall. Forty-third and Sandy. Social. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. ELLA DUNN RICK. Secretary. LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers' Jewe.'a; carry large stock to select from; special work to order In our own factory. Davids. Jewelers and opticians. 348 Wash ington street at Broadway. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY, UNITED ARTI PANS. will give a dance Wednesday next. East Sixth and Alder. Admission 35 csnta EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros., 131-3 Sixth at. - FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems, class plan and metals, 310 Washington at. HAT CLEANERS AND DTERS. UATS clean, blocked, dyed; reaaonable and satisfactory. Royal Hat Works. 22i First at OPTOMETRISTS. WHY PAY MORET a Ti Glaasa In gold filled frames l fitted to your eyes. I2&0: double viaion glaaaea at low pncea; aana- factlon guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwlts. optometrlat. 22i First st. Main 4S1. MTSIC TE.1CHERS. PIANO, classical, violin, complete posl tiona: all airlaga Kol.Kanbeck. 4UV iaiuaill. L. CAKKULL, DAY. teacher of piano and voice. Broadway XZSi, 103 Uth su PAINTING. PAINTING, kalaomlnlng and root repair ing at moderate prices: work guaran- teed: cabinet work a apeclalty. t.aac 34U. C H. TEKK1LL. house and sign painter. papering, tinting. 407 E. 37th. Ta. 2611 PAINTING, paperha-nglng and kalaomln- lnt: prices reaaonable. Call Col. 6T. PATENTS. PATENT developing, eipert work, reaaon able prices, labor 4UJU. 338 Glenn ave. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 74 years. All communica tions strictly confidential: prompt, effi cient, conecienuoua service-; handbook free on request. ML'N.N A CO.. Hobart bldg.. 384 Market at., San Kranclaco. Chicago office, room 810 Tower bldg.; Washington office, room 103. 6Jj First; New torn orrice. wooiwortn oiog. R. c WRIGHT, 22 years' experience U. S. snd foreign patents. 601 Dckum bldg. PArNTINO AND KAUtOMINlNO FOR BEST painting, kalaoralnlng snd sign work, call Tabor 266; 21 years' experience. THYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway building. Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostate, female diaordera, akin affectiona. blood preasurs. enlarged tonalls. molea. blrtbmarka. PIPE REPAIRING. sho KsauKoavcsssxsrrs PRINTERS. PRINTING F' w" BALTKS & COMPANT First and Oak. Main 163: S11-Q3 ROOF P.UNTINO AND REPAIRING. HOOlr-S paired and painted; Koof Pecurlty, Inc fr. WEBFOOT PAINT: ref. given. re u Board ot Trad bid. sua ei. 6644. OREMON ROOFING OO. Roof palntmg. repairing and resnlng- II ng. Tabor 4i FOR ROOF repairing, fiat or shingles, call Woodlawn 1164. TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. 601 Oekum bldg. U. S.. foreign trademarks. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE TRANSFER CO. Packing Moving Storage. Money loaned on goods In storage. 63 Fourth at., opp. Multnomah noteL Phono Broadway 371. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllaan St. "nnlT-'s-DRAY AGE. STORAGE. Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks. VETERINARY. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL. East 7th and Grant sts.. Both phones. Day and night servlcej3 veterlnarlana MANUFACTURERS ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th snd Northrup. PLrMBINO SUPPLIES AND PIPE. THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 8-4-86-87-89 Front. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVKRDINO A FARRELL. 140 Front St MEETING NOTICES. 50O PARTY SERVICE CIRCLE. No. 8.-.O. Neigh bors of Woodcraft, will . I ... .-.OA n.rlu In Ita hall. 3!H Taylor St.. corner Tenth. Monday evening. September 26. Six prizes Admission 2-1 cents. CAROL HEMMELUARN. Clerk. GUL REAZEE GROTTO No. 65 Short business meet ing Monday, September 26, at 8 o'clock sharp. Pythian Temple, followed by a very lntereatlng programme. of which be sure to Invite your Masonic brethren so that they may come and with ua good fellowship enjoy. By order of the Monarch. HARRY A. McRAE. Acting Secretary. PENINSULA CHAPTER. No. 43, R. A. M. Speciat convoca catton this (Monday) evening. 7:30. R. A. degree. Visitors welcome. By order of H. P. E. H. LEMON. Sec. PARK ROSE LODGE. U. D.. A. F. AND A. M. Sandy boulevard and Ryan street. I stated communication tma Ijaonaayi o -'v. nun . O. decree. Visiting brothera cordially Invited, bv ororr or w. m. ROBT. W. PETERSON. See. DIED. BARTON In this city. September 25. at her late residence. 554 Maple street. Sarah Louise Barton. wife of John Barton mother of Andrew Todd Barton of Seattle. Waah.; Lena and William H. Barton city- Mra. Maud Alley and Mra. May Gay. of Montana; alster of J. Sheara. city; (Jeorge A. Shears. Loa Anrelea. Cel., and Mra W. A. Barton of Creete. Neb. The remaina are at Flnley's mortuary. Montgomery at 6th. Notice ot funeral later. PERXOT In this city Sept. 23. at her late residence. 526 E. 21 at St. N. Edith J. Pernot, axed 49 years, wife of Pro fessor K. F. PernoL The remains are at Flnley's mortusry. Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. BUI.LARD In this city. September 24. 1921, James Wallace Bullard. aged 71 yeara Remains st the chapel of Ed Hoi man A Son parlnra. Third and Salmon streets. Announcements later. FUNERAL NOTICES. AUSTIN At Columbia City, Friday, Sep tember 23. Ronald Auatln. aged 17 yeara beloved son of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Auatln of this city, brother of Eugene snd Lola. Friends Invited to sttend the funeral services st 2:30 Monday. September 26. at Highland Baptiat church. East Sixth and Alberta streets. Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery. The body la at the parlors of Chambers Co., 24S-2M) Kll llngaworth ave.. until 2 P. M. Monday. ROSENBBROER In thla city. Sept. 25. Julia Roaenberger. ajced 25 yeara. wife of Harold Roaenberger. aiater of Mra Minnie Do Roas of South Bend. Waah.: Mrs. Lou Kingdon of Everett. Wash. The remains will be forwarded by the Eaat Side Funeral Directors. 414 E. Aider at., at 4 P. M. today, to South Bend. Waah.. where funeral aervicea will be held and interment made. KALEY The funeral cortege of the late William Kaley will leave the chapel of M-iller & Tracey Monday September 26 at 1 P. M., ttience to Mount Scott crematorium, where services will be held at 3 P. M. The remains will later be forwarded to Guthrie, Okla.. and placed In a family plat. MAXWRLL The funeral cortege of the late David Maxwell will leave the chapel of Miller & Tracey Monday, September 26 at 8:30 A. M., thence to St. Mary's church. Williams avenue and Wanton streets, where masa will be offered at 9 A. M. Interment in Mount Calvary cemetery. DUFY The funeral cortege of the late John Dufy will leave the residence. 117 Bast Washington street. Tuesday. Sept. 27, st 8:45 A. M.. thence to Ascension church, where mass will be offered at A. M. Interment In Mount Calvary cemetery. Arrangements in care of Mil ler & Tracey. WELCH The funeral service for the late James W. Welch, late of 127 North 22d street, will be held today (Monday), at 8:30 P. M-, st Flnley's mortuary. Mont gomery st Fifth. Friends invited. In terment Astoria. Oregon. WALKER The funeral services for the" Iste Lillian Walker, of 819 Johnson at . will be held today (Monday), at 2:30 P. M. at Flnley'a mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Concluding serv ice Rlverview cemetery. FCNERA L CABS. LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. f VAULT ENTOMBMENT or Cremation Portland Crematorium Phone Sell wood 067 EAST FOl'RTKF.NTH A NO llllJb.E. Ask for Booklet. TOMBS Sin! or In Family Sections. Handsomely arranged. liullt to end art. Permanent car. Costa no mor la R1YERV1EW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM We nav znaunoleuma tn all principal cities In state. They contain tna only anliarji tombs In- Oregon. PORTLAND MAUSOLEUM CO. nl Plttoc k Bl org. Phone Bdwy. 351. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral St vie for Lia Independent Funeral Directors. "Washington street, between l!Ut h and 21t !.. west aide, Lidv aasistant. Main 2691. Auto. iiS-Si. HOLM AN & SON (Founded isr4 FtTNERAL DIRECTORS. Third and Salmon Su. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlnra with alt the privacy ot a home, lrtta and kvereit atreeta. Phones Ittlwy. Aulo. KA3T ftlDK Ft" N Kit A I DIKECTOK& (F. 8. DL'NMNU, INC.) 'The family set- lb pnea." 414 E. Alder. Phone KaitOi Auto 225-23. DOWNING & MeXEMAR. The Residential Funeral Home. 441 Multnomah St.. lrvlnntun Ltlwt. Kant 54 FIN LEY'S MORTUARY MON'TGOM ERT AT FIFTI I. MAIN . UIIC1I, UNDERTAKER. East bleventa and Hawthorne. Phone Eaat 7b 1. An 7ri 1 rrj nn &s Williams Ave. t H tLLLLn UUif phone Ka.it li'SS. A. D. KK- WOUTHV A CO.. fiSOl ttlid St., Lenta. Auto. 613-21. Okfruro UNDKKTAKINU CO, ONlTiI.0 Third and Clay. Main 4153 BREEZE & SNOOK V.VorI1, FI.ORIST8 MARTIN & FORBES COMPANY 854 Washington St. Main 269 Largest rnnerrowera In the No.rthweat. Flowers for all occaaloni artltltaily arranged Personal attention given weddinir. reception, tea ind table decorations, floral tributes promptly nttended to. SW-tll.AMf'S FLOWER Ml OP Itorrljon at., bet. 3d and 4tn. ' Tel. Main 419. And Floral Deelgna. 25 Hothouse. No Branch Storea. 5 Years on Morrinon atreet, bet. 4th an rih. Main TTQO. Smiths Flower Shop Portland's Progressive FlorUt. We spe cialise In funeral designs. MlVi Sixth oppoalte Meier A Frank's. Main -15. IRIS PLANTS FOR SALE. Choice plans -ic; all kinds of peren nials for tale. Call Sunday A. M. or Mon day. 10BT Senate st. Tabor NOB HILL FLORISTS. (Estate Alfred Uurkhardt ) N. E. cor. L'3d and Gllaan. Main lSr0. TONSETH S FLORAL CO.. S7 VVaalilnslon St.. bet. 4th and 6th. Main aUC. A 1101. MONTMKNTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS fM Sth t nT. fife Tfsfl. NFTT BROS, OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS QCAUTY MEMORIALS E. THIRD A PINE STS PHONE E.T43 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY I n v a 1 1 g ates all cjsps ot alleged cruelty to animals. Ofi ces. room ISO courthouse. Phone Main 378 X r o tn S A. M. to s f. M. The society Las full iharite of the elt riound at its home, 535 Columbia bou evard. I'hone any time. Woodlawn 764. Dogs for tale. Horse ambulance for -iclc r disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrrcuted where necessary, and stray animal cared for. All dead animaia. ctwe. horse, etc.. picked rp. NFW TODAY. a Carpet Gleaning I H Refittlnar. Mains:, nlndlna, Kr. H 9X12 RUGS $1.25 Rtifta Drv Cleaned and Shampooed OH MATTRKSNKf MADK KW New KollvMi-erice ln re- nttun 40-lb. MattreMtaea, $A. 75. Feat hem ltenovatel Work fjuanuitenl wime-Huv bervice. .Mail Ordrr Dept. riOXKKIl CA H PUT flKWIXG AM MA1TI1KSS WOltKS Maat Modem Kquipped t'lant In Or1 (con. FI,onf 'I7-07. 172 K. Mn-nln 8t. STORAGE SPACE CENTRALLY LOCATED OS TRACK We can move and store your Roods In a fine sprlnklered building. HAULING, PACKING. STORAGE CLAY St MORSE, INC. 454 Gliaasj St. Bdwy. 3470. JN0. B. COFFEY I'RRTY BONDS I.VltlltAME 40 Wilcox Bids. Mala hOZO. FLUFF RUGS Hade from All Kinds ot Old Carpets. For Quality. Service and Economy. OKKI.O.N FLUFF BlU (O.. ill 81 1 btaxk 6U Tabor 7S14 lidvard E.GoadeyCo. MORTGAGT5 LOANS L sited fttatca Bank Unildlmx I y civ Ton at. KEYSTONE CORNER With Income. At Junction of Inr el hurst and Kose City Park, 300 feet on Sandy and 250 feet on H a I s e y. Most strategic corner on Sandy and only one available with O.-W. It. & N. track age. $30,000. Ladles dave Tonr Old Carpets, Hna-a and Woolen Clothing-. Let Is stake New Hues far Tom. jiwi.'ia , .k S' sssnwiiip i. i iii iirsje j - - -- - -- - The oldest aod beat equipped fao torjr. Fluft and rat rues wevsa aU alses; carpets refitted; lilt rugs steam cleaned. Le. Wa all aad deliver. 1MB. Eights St. Phone Eaat S3S. WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO. 64-60 I nlon Ave. Kmmt 5i. Bend as yonr old carpets, old rusa and voolen clothing. We make reversible, hand-woven FI.CFF BU0.. Sift Han Rugs fl.U Mall orders bend for booklet. Feath ers Renovated. Carpet Cleanlns, Rent ing, eto. Largeat. fineat equipped Car Bat Cleaning. Refitting wka. la Oresoa. SxlX Ruga steam cleaned ilU Ws Call and Deliver. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT A-H. Birrell-Gill Co. 216-210 Norl liTTeitern Hunk llulldlns Ha rah a 11 4114. REAL KSTATK. For Sle Klat and Apart mrnt 1'roperty. WEST PIDH. Apartment bldK. and furniture com pi ft p. 10 a pt . , .-2- 1-rootn apta., nn a corner, strirtly moHrn, alwtya full of (fooil tenanta; $1H.0U0, Rootl terim; a nice net profit alo a lovely home: be your own landlord. World's fair 101'A will won come around. We aIo have a few S-vear leani. Harney -Johnson o realtora, 170 lulh at. Main 3160. Have auio iur bale Beach rropere PTNE BKACTT LOTS, HA1,TA1R TILLAMOOK BEACH I have four choice Iota, all tojfther. two fucinr the Pacific ocean: board- walk, county road and railroad run In front of property. The other two lota adjoin the two above and face on the road In the rar. All are near tha depot, hotel and Rockaway; alia of lota la 2i feet by about 70 feet and art excep tional. y well adapted for buttlneaa or realdence. Price $113 and $160 each. Addrens f R0. Oregonlan For Hale Lota. 5 ACRES PARK ROSS IJOOO DOWN. $.'13 MONTH, total payment, ft per cent Intereit tn clmied. Ktch garden mil. ready for tha plow. We will ell you lumber for your home on eaay term a. J. U HARTMAX COMPANY. 8 Chamber of Cnmruerte lildf. Main -uS. Branch Office end of Parkro car line. Open every day. $U49 2nOx4JO Ft. PAKKROaSK LT'MRKR on KASV TERMS for your home. $14 now N. 1 4 MONTH, total payment on th.ii tract. With thia tn cultivation you can mi.e money. KU h m!1 t land, low county tax, no build in jc rairiciiona. J. L. HARTMA.V COMPANY. 8 Chamber of Commerce Bids. Main -U?. GROVELAND PARK. CHOICE LOT ITxlli FT. On 57th it., block nnrfh of viPinn, factnt: eaat; hich lot: plenty of Iruit; rteryt hint paid but pavement; lioi) will handle. J. U HARTMAN COMPANY. 8 Cham, of Com. lild Maln 2vs. lOOxlOn. PAYMENTS $2 WEEKLY. Let me rhovy vou theo bin beautiful lota . at $Ht, lncludlnK cihtnenUi $J down. Altrla car. R W. CARY. JIM! N. W. BANK BLDO. MAIN li4 A. It ES I DENT K M A IX 1.177. FOR HL'lTsIH.StJ 1R SPECULATION. 21 Iota in beautiful addition on Oregon electric. Just outwlde city limit Cash or terms, muht be o;d immediately to aettle entte. Further particulars through owner. E h nt 4i ." " fltV I St .TON. For iale by owner, two of th cholri.t remaining lota In Irvlngton; niunt be sold lmtliedi:ttflv. One corner lot I'hixI'M. the other TtOxUKl. Moth beautifully located. Phone Kant 44..4. FOR HALE Lot 50x1110 with 1-room houae PJxlO and battement l'Ox.10 dug for another house; ou can liva in &mall houe while building. Come and no he place and mak me an offer 363 EuM 8ta f ford Mrtt. 2 PE A ITi Kl'L lo( in Alameda Park; a. I Improvements in and pnlti for; lot 0. block $1000; lot 3. block -14. $110. Hee owner. 414 Ry. Excbanga bldg. Tel. Main YOCR OI'PORTL'MTY. Laurelhunt lota. whil iht-y. last, at extremel V low prices. 8ee J. A. Mc carty, -TO1 Htark. Main 1700; eve ntnKK. Tabor ro.".7: ALAMEDA PARK. Alameda Park lota cheap, by owner. Call Marshall ni or aat a.tit. FINE building lot. ,'rtixicki. 101 E Uth st. IS". $S.0; ljunn'i add., CtxltH), on E. Pine, near -Jd, $ti."0; both Hnaps. BARRAMJ. :t41l Salmon. Main AOxlOl, 37th AND Tillamook: assscssm.-nt all paid; $o cash. C. D. MoConahy, 10 American Rank bldg. Seattle. U ash. $"750" LOT ON East 4."ith it. 1 block outh of Hawthorne. West face. Scott jt- Brry. nut i-teimnnt, I.AURELHUKST IOT BARGAINS. See J . A. MrCany. 270 b Stark at. Main 1700; evenings. Tabor S057. A SNAP FOR CASH. Fine 50x100 vacant lot on E. 4Jd at. Roaamere addition. V 1?B. Oregonian. 2 LOTS, cor Dana-Angell its., University Park Add.; cheap. Call 1-1 Webster t. morninpiv CHOISE Rse City and Laurelhurst lota. Tabor 13fti. For Sale Houses, MODERN' .-room bungalow. Rose City district: $1000 down, balance monthly. Tabor 7S MODERN home, double garage. Alberta. arsain WfUn, A 6.7. Wui , 2iat iN. RlAIs ESTATK For Sal Housaa. Roa CITY PARK. Four rooms, f.oored attl-a; 4 Wook from car; lot inoxl to ft.: modsrn trtunrb Ing. iraa and elt-tri.'itT; baaftmenL. Thla ia a b&rvaia vt $-700; $0JO caah wiU handla. nxsn in .&ait srmc. -room houae, 1 block Xrom T-adrta addition: modern phiming, Urhta and gas, cfvment bament wtUi waah traya; corner Jot, all Improvomonta In and paid. Prica onJy Cown. ialajca like rent. W'OODFTOCK IT STRICT. 5-room bungalow, double crmwtnrfAi 3 b looks from car: breakfajrt nook, hardwood floors, f I replace, many built Ins. Price onlv f.ViTft; e-sjiy terms. WTM ORl-n aAN 1 . w 4 -room bunraJow. doubla f?on ntnicte1, larga attic; 2 block from sSellwood car; firAplaca, hardwood floora, breakfast nook, many built-lna. cement baaemrnt. 60x100 fu lot. an atreat Im provements) In and, paid. TfcJa la & fln- home in a rood, diatrtct. Prtoa only $42oO. Terms to be arra-nawti. IRVJNiTON' PAJ4.K, Beairtlful 7 -room Mvns-nincmiow on lxioo ft. lot; only blocJc to ear; garage, handiest of bulH-ins. whlt enamel Dutoh ldtchen. Your om-or-tunity to step right rn: 4 bertrooma, "Will rronrlder any reaaonable offer. BlRKHARTT BTTILNKfrW BTT1DKR. 41fi Piatt BMg. Realtors. Mwln 7rjT. . LAUREX.HUKST FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, Well con at meted, gtrlotly modern, new home, large floored attic: excellent lo cation, beautiful lawn and. shrubbery; will sell very reaaonable; expensive draperies, gaa range and ituud hot-water heater Included la price, $7UOO. terms. 1238 EAST rrVB 6TREET. Near Corner of Eaat 41st StreeL BUILT FOR A HOME. NOT TO FELL. ItOPR CITY PARK Five roonn and sleeping porch bungalow, absolutely mod ern ; full cement haacmrnt. concrete tuba, aplendkd furnace, hanging fruit ahelvea, white enamel kitchen with fine built-in coolrr; goreened breakfast porch, built-in buffet, built-in writing desks, built-in book cases; attractive nook, open fireplace ; many built-in conveniences ; casement windows; modern bath room with built-in linen box; attractive light fixtures; exceptionally large closets, one with outside window, one with three full length beveled mirror doors; built-in clothinir chests; Interior decoration by Portland! hst decorator; ground a ftOx loo feet, attractive with large fir and birch trees, grape arbor, loganberries, currents, raspberries and blackcaps; one block from hsrd-surfitre atreet; petition for paving alteitdv filed; oa-ner leaving city, sells at swcrif.ee. l'rice $Aono. Terms. HU0 Alameda, corner 6d. Phone Tabor P.'.OS. , MONT A VILLA $300 DOWN. SMALL HOUSE $35 MONTH. IMvIng room, dining room, bed room, kitchen and nice breakfast room, on Knth street, facing east; nice basement and laundry trays. 3 blocks to car. Price $:tl-i0 and no mortgage to be assumed. J. I. HARTMAN COMPANY, 8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Mala -uS- ENGLISH COLONIAL. This beautiful little home is In a dis tinctive cLnns by ittlf and will appeal to the person who can discriminate be tween a home and a house. Finished In a soft a h fte stucco and located on the carline only a few blocks from the golf links. This place hasn't bem thrown touother by lumber butchers, but repre sents honest material and thorough workmanship. Asking $I0K) Ies than it is worth. An inspection will con ince. Price $0Ci00. Terms Builder, 1! 1 1 t snd 1 1 b e e . A u t o. 7 L'4 - ft 0. I IIVTnOTON BAROA1N. Owner leaving city, must sell at once full U-story, modern throughout; 8 rooms a nd music room downstairs, 4 lovely bedrooms, sleeping porrh up; dark oak finish downstMirs. old Ivory up; all bui It -Ins. fireplace, furnace, full cement basement, c lotto to school ; wilt sell my $Joo equity In this $.Vu0 home for $Jon(i cash, balance tunna. Phont East K hi W BUNti Al0 W BY OWNER. 5 or 7-room cottage, with hardwood floors, IuL'h kitchen, built-lns. French doom and windows, fireplace, furnished In old ivory, tupeatry pMjmr. modern la every rewpct ; street and ewer aseesa ments paid; contrsct price of building, (:i.VK); will sell for 4JuO on terms; wiii give reduction for cash. 1.015 East Burn slde. Wdln OOJ.t. tlREiiOKY HEKJHTS. Some neit bunnHlow of 4 rooms, 2 bed room a. Urge I'uich kitchen, etc.; fruit and grd-n; about $4.V0 down, balance eMtty monthly terms; 3 blocks to Rose City car. Ql IN I'OO Morgan Bldg. Realtor. BARGAIN IN SEiLLWoOD HOME. Six large rooms, very boat condition; fireplace. gara; near car; nicely painted Inside and out. Sfckn forcj sae; cowt ;,. tnke $4mi, with dome terma; no trade. ;44 Makicn ae. Sell o.mI l.'7"ti. owner. C.OINO TO Bl'ILDT We design and build rcindnnces, of sny building. AsiiiMt In f.nancing same. The bst service at lowest coit to you. Es tabhsiied l'J cai's. Security and satis faction Nssured L. R. BAILEY CO.. In a.. ni'4 N W. Hank bldg UOtiD a room colts kc, larK- yard, wood shed, r rage, w s Iking distance to city, price $-imi; moriKHiTf .Vm. Total 13tM. Furnl'ute liiLluded. Here Is your chance, rssh or term- See me at- once. 1 am going to California. Owner. 845 JLat S l h r k w t . cor. L'7th. No phone. KENT ON PUNGALO W. $400 dow n. Here nmi home, mod ern ; 2 bedrooms. Dutch kitchen, floored aitic. full lot, trca. etc.; included la sas range, heater, etc Payment $2 month. .Ms in W IN. 2r, Morgan Bldg. Reeitor. FOR SALE P V OWNER. Ko.SE CITY PARK W EAST 471 11 ST. NORTH. Modern tt-room colonial bungalow, sleeping por;h, R.irspe. All st reel Im provement." In and pMjd. on term-.; take $:.: m I hand r se 1 to 0 P At. K EN TON COTTAUE. $.t0 Five rooms, modern and pract le nity new; ;.iixl(MI lot; Kenton-Mis-liH csr. .4M CSPh. b!anr $''A and Intercut. Inquire 1 7U W. MrOllin S1 reet. ROSE CITY, fl-room bunpalow, alt on first floor, 8 bedrooms, .MM h st., 1 bio k to car; ell up-to-date; will be sold at a bsr gsln: $tVl(H) for a quirk sale. Mcl'oneil. Ka-i 41!t A POSITIVE SACRIKICE. MCST SELL AT ONCE Portland Heights, modern H-room rwl flence. fine condition; pursue, 1! lots. Leaving: will make bargain price; terms. Owner. Marshall L't! ALBERTA Bl'NG A LOW, o-room modern bungalow, hardwood floors, bullt-ins. nm-md porch, floored attic, dandy lot snd fruit, monthly terms shout $30 at K per rent. Call Mm itsntf. i.H IN '.'ml Mo r g .in Bldg H-. 1 1 or. $1.500 IN B KAKT of Jrvington. S-roorn modern house, bstdwood floors through out, two fireplaces, two bathrooms ga rage, lot 76x100; munt be seen (o be ap- ?reciated. Owner. East BtU North, e 1 e p h (in eE a s t !S0, A RrlAL bargain. .luHt b sold imme diately, furnished or unfurnished. 3 rooms, bath and steeping porch ; Mt. hVott tine. Call after ;15 P. apt. 1L 7:t."i Everett t. ROSE CITY PARK. Buy from owner, ."i-room modern bun galow Ium f InlBlied ; $:.oo cash anil tal ance like rent, aoi OJd at. X. Tabor MilH. IRVlMiTON. $4 "00 Eight - room houae and garage; not strlctiy modern, but in f i rM -class condition. Fine lawn and f j i with, Tabor :UT0. i" n i : E 6-room plastered houe. close to car; small pavment down, bi rni Call Woodlawn rMJ. naiance nae After 8 O r 1 o c K r.l ll 1 -"Q XRSALE 4-room house, also sleeping porch ; g;irnge ; - blocks from carline; $IH00 $:mo down, bulnnre $10 per month. lnqulrat:i-: H1st st. 8. E oTkooJ.1 bouse, fc-mi-modtrn. 0xL0 lot, clf-ar. No. 90 E. Ht h st. N. Shown by appointment. Phone East 1323 after 6 1 M- Terms, bargain. NEW HAWTHORNE bungalow, furnished. Everything up lo date. A real buy, and c i s h 'w il 1 talk. Tabor 21. SIX-ROOM house in Al condition ; all built-lns. garage, fruit trees. $4000. $2t00 down. Terms. 1-1 K. Lltli N. Wdln. KU. ATTRACTIVE K-room residence, breakfast room. den. reception ball, garage; walk ing distance. Eaxt '2W7. ' " MT. TABOR. Beautiful colonial bungalow. A fine barg a 1 n. Tab o r fi-' i S2. BY OWNT.R On e - h a 1 f acre. $ t ,O0 ; 5 -room house, large barn, f ru't and ber rics. 1 ''-''.Ej Burnside. Tabor .".");; 7. jpbii HOW N 4s rooms modern, furniture "$k."i; 1 block to Brooklyn school. I block to c;r. Owner. 1.70 H a wthorne ave. FOR SALE, by owner. Iuhism nd lot. 442 East Sherman. Terms riMsonablt. T bor 104a. FOR SALE By ow ncr. ;t-room c ottaAs. $1I0, terms. t& 4-U1 v. S. .