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THE MORNING OEEGONIAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
WILL FINISH TOU
Tabulation of Awards Proves
Enormous Task.
WORK IS PROCEEDING FAST
Official Catalogue Showing Results
May Be Issued Tomorrow; Fur
ther Awards Announced.
Judsins at the 1921 Pacific Inter-
T I .ran, rnr.tr a v nsiat 1 1 1 n n httl
proceeded since Monday at a rate that
Insures its completion some time to-
cay in ait uiviatuua, isuuiauuu wi
itvtards, an enormous task, has been
kept well in hand by 11. H. Bushnell
of the exposition staff, and the offi
cial catalogue of awards probably
will be issued tomorrow.
- Additional awards announced by of
ficials of the exposition yesterday
follow;
DAIRY BREEDS.
Holstelns.
Bull, 4 years old or, over First. Matador
&rgia Walker ttth, I. J. Blmpwn, isortn
Bend, Or.; second, Greenback Btr Ormiby
Hengerveld. William Bishop. Chimacum,
Wash.; third. Sir Mercedes Sadie Vale,
Martin TreostI, Snohomish. Wash.; fourth.
Tyee Sir Johanna, Klmer K. Heg ft Bona,
Seattle, Wash.
Bull, 3 years old and under 4 First,
Kin Segis Violet Posch Idaho. Ward
ano. Moscow, Idaho; second. Matador
Be is Walker Lad, J. P. Vandercoverlng
and A. J. Evers, Forest drove. Or.; third,
Kins Orearon Mohee, Peter Johnson. As
toria, Or.; fourth. Riverview Sir Fellings,
William Bishop, Chlmacum, Wash.; fifth.
Bon Perfection. N. Paulson, Borinic, Or.
Bull, 2 yeara old and under 8 First.
Matador Violet Idaho, University of Idaho.
Moscow, Idaho; second. Matador Segis
Walker Clerven. Klein Brothers, Silverton.
Or.; third, Hollywood Veeman Segis, Fir
loch stock farms, Klrkland, Wash.; fourth.
Burton Hartog DeKol Ormsby, F. R. Bra Is,
Tillamook, Or.; fifth. Oregon Pontlac Je
rome, Oregon Agricultural colk-e, Cor
vail is. Or.; sixth. Voets Pletertje Jewel,
William Bishop, Chimacum, Wash.;
eve nth, Rlr Bessie Hengerveid Plum, Mrs.
S. M. Strucken and 11. Coles. Troutdale.
Oregon,
Senior yearling bull First. Piebe Here,
Washington Htata college, Pullman. Wash.;
second, Aaggle Colantha Oerven, W. Mar
tin, Forest Orove, Or.; third. Prince oY
Bay View, Moracci & Cuzsoltn, Warren.
Oregon.
Junior yearling bull First, The King of
Chimacum 2d. William Bishop. Chlmacum.
Wash. ; second. Sir Lunde Queen. H. F.
Xetchum, Portland ; third. IntermountaJn
Boldene Walker, Intermountaln Institute,
Welser, Idaho.
Benlor bull calf First, unnamed, Klein
Brothers, Silverton. Or. ; second, Hazel
wood Hello Homestead Fobes, John L.
Smith, Spokane, Wash.; third, unnamed,
Firloch stock farm. Klrkland. Wash.;
fourth, Shad ford Segls Hartog 2d. Carna
tion stock farms, Seattle, Wash.; fifth,
Ormsby Boy Soldene, Intermountaln In
stitute. Welser. Idaho; sixth. Sir Lutscke
Boon, William Bishop, Chimacum, Wash.;
seventh, Chinook Segls Pontlac Ike. Wash
ington State college, Pullman. Wash.;
eighth, unnamed. C. TV. Krassln, Snoho
mish, Wash.; ninth. Glenwood Aaggle
Kobsa Burke, A. H. Buck and Ed Hoem.
Snohomish. Wash.; tenth. Korndyke Boon
of Cerealla, James C. Chamberlln, Ceres.
Wash.
Junior bull calf First, Haielwood Hello
Butter King. John L. Smith, Spokane,
Wash.; second. Harry Waldorf of Cerealla.
James C. Chamberlln, Ceres, Wash.: third.
Sir Chlmaoum Perfection. William Bishop,
Chlmacum. Wash. ; fourth. Colantha Wal
ker Matador. Carnation stock farm, Seat
tle, Wash.; fifth. Twin Fir Sir Bos Fayne.
Frank W. Connell, Hlllsboro, Or.; sixth.
K ing Homestead Mohee, Jones Pedersen.
West port, Or.; seventh. Chinook Segls
Pontlac King. Washington State college,
Pullman. Wash. ; 'eighth. King Segfs Vee
man Beryl Wayne. Jacob L use her A Sons.
Falrvlew, Or.; ninth. Intermountaln DeKol
Walker, Intermountaln Institute, Welser.
lrtaho; tenth. IeKoI Colantha of Idaho
Iniversity, Univorsity of Idaho, Moscow
Idaho.
Cow, 5 years old or over First, Lady
Aaggle Ormsby of Rock, F. R, Beals.
Tillamook. Or.; second, Haselwood Pletertje
Jewel. William Bishop. Chlmacum, Wash.;
third, Haslwood Aaggie Hartog. Carna
tion stock farm, Seattle, Wash.; fourth,
Chimacum Wayne Bess, William Bishop,
Chimacum, Wash.; fifth. The Highlands
Jennie Le Koi, J. P. Vandercovering and
A. J. Even, Forest Grove, Or.; sixth. Tyee
Patricia Kayne, Elmer E. Heg & Sons. Se
attle, Wanh.; seventh. Bos Uerben De Kol,
Adams' Eden farm, Warren. Or.; eighth,
Parthenea Ormsby Kakenstetn. C. W. Kras
sln, KnohomlHh. Wash.; ninth. Tillamook
Bessie Fobes Ie Kol. F. R. Beals. Tilla
mook. Or.; tenth, Idaho Favorite, Univer
sity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.
Cow, 4 years old and under S First,
Irene Countess of Somerset, J. J. Rupp.
Tillamook, Or.; second. Daisy Perfection.
Carnation Stock farms, Seattle. Wash. ;
third, Chlmacum Wayne Boon Sd. William
Bishop, Chimacum, Wash.; fourth, Chinook
Mapleorest Barbara. Washington State col
lege, Pullman, Wanh.; fifth. Deer Island
Blossom, H. F. Ketchum. Portland.
Cow, 3 years old and under 4 First, May
Walker Skylark, Carnation Stock farms.
Seattle, Wah.; second, La Conner of Pon
ttao Hartog Lass. Carnation Stork farms,
Seattle. Wash.; third. Twin Fir Bos Segis,
Frank W. Connell. Hlllsboro, Or.; fourth,
Chlmacum Lutscke Ayaconara, William
Bisnop. Chlmacum. Wash.; fifth. Tillamook
Leila Bessie le Kol. F. R. Beals. Tilla
mook. Or.; sixth, Colantha Hartog Lil
lian. Intermountaln Institute, Welser,
Idaho; seventh. Nena Cornucopia 2d, Will-,
lam Bishop, Chlmacum, Wash.
Cow, 2 years old and under 8 First.
Tyee Turca Johanna, Rimer E. Hex A Sons,
Seattle, Wash.; second. Carnation Matador
tiuen. Carnation Stock farms, Seattle,
Wash.; third, Tyee Bessie Johanna, Klmer
M. Heg A Sons. Seattle. Wash.: fourth.
Jarnatlon Matador Queen Is. Carnation
Stock farms, Seattle, Wash.; fifth, Idaho
Segls Walker Colantha, University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; sixth, Chlmacum
Wayne Molly, William Bishop. Chlmacum,
Wash.; seventh. Lusitanla Segis Home
stead, William Bishop. Chlmacum, Wash.;
eighth. Highland Grove De Kol, F. R.
Beals. Tillamook, Or.; ninth. Mutual De
Kol Sunset Begis, Taracakl Holatein com
pany, Prosser. Wash. j
Senior yearling heifer First. Carnation 1
Matador Pontlac, Carnation Stock farms.
Seattle, Wash.; second, Colantha Johanna
Prllly Canary, W. Martin, Forest Grove,,
Or.; third. Carnation Matador Tlranla. Car
nation Stock farms, Seattle, Wash.; fourth,
Idaho university Segis Colantha. University
of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; fifth, Henger-1
vald Burton De Kol Hartog. F. R. Beals,
Tillamook, Or.; sixth, Chlmacum Lutscke
Marie, William Bishop, Chlmacum, Wash.;
seventh. Martl'.a Lutscke Segis. William
Bishop, ChLmacum, Wash. ; eighth. Inka
Llllth F"ssle, Jacob Luscher A Sons, Fatr
vlew. Or.; ninth. Idaho University Segls
Favorite, University of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho.
Junior yearling heifer First. Carnation
ftylvle. Queen Segis. Carnation Stock farms. I
Seattle, Wash.; second. Aaggle De Kol
Ormsby Beauty, F. R. Beals, Tillamook. '
Or.; third. Counters of Tillamook. J. J. I
Rupp. Tillamook, Or.; fourth, Haielwood I
Johanna Skylark, John L. Smith, Spokane, I
Wash.; fifth, Haxelwood Hello Josephine i
Ormsby, Jehn L. Smith, Spokane, Wash.;;
sixth, C. W. Lutscke Phoebe, William!
Bishop. Chlmacum, Wash.; seventh, Llllth
Veeman Wayne, Jacob Luscher A Sons, j
Fair view. Or.; eighth, Holll Queen Nether-!
land. Moracci A Cuirolln, Warren, Or.;
ninth, Verboort Lady Matador. J. P. Van
dercovering and A. J. Evers, Forest
Grove, Or.
Senior hetfer calf First, Haxelwood
Ormsby Hello Duchess, John L. Smith,
Spokane, Wash; second. Carnation Sylvia
Pauline Walker, Carnation Stock Firms
Seattle, Wash.; third, Haxelwood Hello
Aggie DeKol, John L. Smith, Spokane, j
Wash.; fourth. Chlmacum Ayaconara
Wayne. Wm. Bishop. Chlmacum, Wash.;
flftn, Caruatlou Matador Nena Kaan,
Carnation Stock Farms, Seattle, Wash.;
sixth. Eaudte I'rilly Xena Cerealla. James
C. Chamberlln. Ceres, Wash.; seventh, De-i
Kol Ononis Korndyke. Firloch Stock Farm,
Klrkland. Wash : eighth, Idaho University
IteKol I.orndke Violet, University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; ninth. Institute
8va SoHlene. Intermountaln Institute,
WrUer, Idaho: tenth. Hlfhland Ornv
Heorervaid Beauty, F. K. Beals. Tilla
mook. Or.
tnnlr.o half rB ) f First C m a linn Brt.-I -
Fegla. Carnation Stock Farms, Seattle.
Wash.; second, Chlmacum Wayne Lutscke
i Sena, Wm. Blahop, Chlmacum, Wash.;
, third. Canary Segls Fayne, Adams' Eden
Farm, Warren, Or.; fourth, Carnation
' Matador Daisy, Carnation Stock Farms,
i Seattle, Wash.; firth, F. R. Beals, Tllla
1 mook. Or.; sixth, C. H. K. S. V. Veeman
Pontlac, Wm. Bishop, Chlmacum, Wash. ;
, seventh, unnamed, J. P. Vandecoverlng,
Foreat Grove, Or.; eighth, unnamed, F. R.
I Beals, Tillamook, Or.; ninth, Haxelwood
Hello Fobes Tritomia. John L. Smith, Spo
kane, Wash,
j. Senior champion bull, two years old or
'over Matador Segis Walker VI, L. J. Slmp
i son. North Bend, Or.
Junior champion bull, under two year
1 Haxelwood Hello Butter King, Jon.. L.
Smith, Spokane, Wash,
Grand champion bull. Banner Matador
segis walker VI, L. J. Simpson, -Norm
Bend, Or.
Senior champion cow, two ; ears old or
over Lady Aaggie Ormsby of Rock, F. R,
Beala 1 Ulamook, Or.
Junior champion cow, under two years
varnauon Matador font lie, carnation
Stock Farms. Seattle. Wash.
Grand champion cow. Banner Lady
Aaggle Ormsby of Rock, F. R- Baals, Tilla
mook, Or.
Shorthorns.
Bull, 8 years old or over First, Millar,
John H. Seely A Sons company. Mount
Pleasant, Utah ; second. Village Reserve,
G. W. DeLay, Hot Lake, Or.: third. King
George, Alex Chalmers. Forest Grove, Or.
Bull, 2 years old, under 3 First, Laven
der (Stamp, Day A Rothrock company, Spo
kane, Wash.; second, Augusto's Champion,
John H. Seely Sons company. Mount
Pleasant, Utah; third. Sultana Favorite,
VVU1 M. Rhodes, Sheridan, Mont.; fourth.
Max Mill Criterion, George Bertrand. Cas
tltrock. Wash.; fifth, Chilco Doune, Harry
C. Cranks A Son, Colbert, Wash.; sixth,
Galnford Modus, W. A. Heater. Sublimity.
Or.: seventh. Hampton Type. W. W. Green,
Union, Or. ; eighth. Red Stamp, Schmidt
Bros., Hoff, Or,; ninth, Cup's King, P. J.
O Donnell, Portland; tenth, Kent land, A.
H Tarbell, Warren, Or.
Senior yearling bull First, Pacheco Lad,
Pacheco Cattle company, Hollister, Cal. ;
second, Herculee Sunrise, Day Rothrock
company, Spokane. Wash.; third. Clover
Meadow Hero, Will M. Rhoades, Sheridan.
Mont.; fourth, Tony Cup 11, A. D. Dunn,
Wapato. Wash.
Junior yearling bull First, Josephine's
Dord. John H. Seely A Sons company,
Mount Pleasant. Utah; second. Hercules
Cornerstone, G. W. DeLay, Hot Lake, Or.;
third. Splendid Abbotsburn, John H. Seely
A Sons company, Mount Pleasant, Utah;
fourth. Galnford Victor. Day A Rothrock
company, Spokane, Wash.; fifth. Clover
Meadow Victor, Will M. Rhodes. Sheridan,
Mont.; sixth. Victorious Sultan, W. J.
Townley, Hot Lake, Or.; seventh, Clipper
Cumberland II, P. H. Griffin, LoLo. Mont.;
eighth, Galnford Cupbearer, W. A. Heater,
Sublimity, Or.; ninth. King of Beauty,
P. H. Griffin, LoLo, Mont.; tenth. Cham
pion Cup II. A. D. Dunn, Wapato, Wash.
Senior bull calf First, Tony Cup III,
A D. Dunn, Wapato, Wash.; second, Her
cules Perfection, Day ft Rothrock com
pany. Spokane, Wash.; third. White Cup
11. A. D. Dunn. Wapato. Wash.; fourth,
Royal Galnford, Foothills Farm. Inc.. Carl
ten. Or.; fifth, Daisy's Thought, John H.
Seely A Sons company. Mount Pleasant,
Utah; sixth. Lavender King, W. J. Green.
Union, Or. ; seventh, Galnford Guard,
Foothills Farm, Inc., Carlton, Or.; eighth,
Hercules Banner, Day A Rothrock com
pany, Spokane, Wash.; ninth. Village
Hope, G. W. DeLay, Hot Lake, Or ; tenth,
Ben Tor's Welcome, George Bertrand, Cas
tlerock. Wash.
Junior bull calf First, Hercules Model,
Day & Rothrock company, Spokane. Wash.;
second, Scottish Stamp, Day & Rothrock
company, Spokane. Wash.; third, Hercules
Type, Day A Rothrock company, Spokane,
Wash. ; fourth, Hercules Snowstorm, Day
& Rothrock company, Spokane, Wash.;
tirth, Mt. Dell Augustus, John H. Seely
Sons company. Mount Pleasant, Utah;
sixth. Village Lad, Ray Tarbell, Yankton,
Ot. ; seventh. Criterion II, George Bert
rand, Caatlerock, Wash.
Cow, 3 years old or over, with own calf
by side First, Hercules Matchless, Day A
Rothrock company. Spokane, Wash. ; sec
ond. Realms Countess. John H. Seely Sons
company. Mount Pleasant, Utah ; third,
Scottish Jane III, G. W. DeLay, Hot Lake,
Or.
Senior champion bull, 2 years or over
Lavender Stamp, Day A Rothrock com
pany, Spokane, Wash.
Junior champion bull, under 2 years
Hercules Model, Day A Rothrock com
pany, Spokane, Wash.
Grand champion bull, any age Hercules
Model, Day & Rothrock company, Spokane,
Wash.
Here fords.
Bull, three years old or over First.
Beau Blanchard, James B. McNerney A
Son, Carlton, Or.; second, Donald Rupert.
Herbert Chandler, Baker Or.; third, Wood
ford 34th, Romie C. Jacks, Monterey, Cal.;
fourth, Carlos 146th, Ken Caryl Ranch
company, Littleton, Colo.; fifth, Chesney
Lad 70th, Herman Nordby, Lewlston,
Idaho: sixth. King Carlos. Baldwin Sheep
company, Madras, Or.
Bull, two years old, under three First,
Don Fall fax. University of Idaho, Mos
cow, Idaho; second. Bonnie Prince, Her
bert Chandler, Baker, Or.; third, Panama
1 10th, A. B. Cook, Townsend, Mont;
fourth. Prince Carlos 3d, A. H. Barnum,
Moro. Or.; fifth. Beau Carlos 2uth. A. B.
Cook. Townsend, Mont. ; sixth, Marcus
Fairfax, Ken ry Ranch company,
Littleton, Colo.; seventh, Roy Fairfax,
Piatt Bros., Genesee, Idaho; eighth, Prince
Carlos 4th, A. H. Barnum, Moro, Or.
Senior yearling bull First, Ruperts
Model 14th, Henry Thlessen, Sweetwater, :
Idaho; second, Panama liltith. A. B. Cook.
Townsend, Mont.; third, Donald Blanchard,!
James B. McNerney A Son, Carlton, Or.;
fourth. The Prince, Herbert Chandler,
Baker, Or.; fifth. Mystic Prince 2d. Henry
Thiessen. Sweetwater, Idaho; sixth. Hero
Fairfax, Piatt Bros., Genessee, Idaho.
Junior yearling bull First, Chewuch
Panama 14 th, Methow Valley Livestock
company, Wlnthrop, Wash.; second. Prince
Donald, University of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho; third, Panama 120th, A. B. Cook.
Townsend, Mont.; fourth, Dan Rupert.
Herman Nordby, Lewlston. Idaho; fifth,
Chewuch Panama 10th. Methow Valley
Livestock company. Wlnthrop, Wash.;
oiiiii, r i iiilb i'imiki i au. university ci
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho; seventh. Oregon 3d,
Baldwin. Sheep company, Madras, Or. ;
eighth, King Carlos 2d. A. H. Barnum,
Moro, Or. ; ninth, Idaho Fairfax, Piatt
Bros.. Genessee. Idaho; tenth. Mack
Donald. W. G. Haworth, Corvallts, Or.
Senior bull calf First, Panama 140th,
A. B. Cook, Townsend, Mont.; second.
Debonair 12M, Herbert Chandler, Baker,
Or.; third. Beau Stewart, Methow Valley
Livestock company, Winthrop, Wash.;
fourth. Top Fairfax. Piatt Bros., Genessee,
Idaho; fifth. Laurel Perfection 2d. Romie
C. Jacks, Monterey. Cal.; sixth. La Grande,
Herbert Chandler, Baker, Or.
Junior bull calf First, Young Rupert,
Herbert Chandler, Baker, Or. ; second.
Beau Panama llth. A. B. Cook. Town
send. Mont.; third. Real Blanchard, James
B. McNerney ft Son. Carlton. Or.; fourth.
Commander Jr.. Methow Valley Livestock
company, Wlnthrop, Wash.; fifth, J. C.
Fairfax, Ken Caryl Ranch company.
Littleton, Colo.; sixth. Solo's I-ad, Romie
C. Jacks. Monterey, CaJ.; seventh. Bonnie
Brummel, Henry Thiettsm, Sweetwater,
Idaho; eighth, Beau Type Mh, Piatt Bros,
Genessee, Idaho; ninth. Colfax. Weather
ford Bros., Dayton, Wash.; tenth. Debon
air Donald, Herbert Chandler, Baker, Or.
Award on th -boys and erlrls' atoek
follow:
DAIRY,
Jrrseys.
Heifer. 1 year oid and unffer 2 First
prlxe. Pilot's Golden Lady May, Clarice
McOonnel, Shedd, Or.; second, June.s Pearl
Blossom, Harvey McConnell, Shedd, Or. ;
third. Extras Final Beauty, Albert F.
Krake, Tillamook, Or.; fouxfh, Oxford
Daisy's Temptation. Albert F. Krake,.
Heifer or bull calf First prise. I a Cre
ole's Pompadour, Mildred Anderson, Bor
ing. Or.; second, Betty of Midway Farm,
Anna McConnel, Shedd. Or. ; third. For
tune's Pride, John Lehman, Oregon City,
Or.; fourth, Oxford Lassis of Lawn Vista,
nuaoipn 11 anion, uoring, ut.
Guernseys.
Female, 2 years old or over First prise,
Red Wing Starlight's Gypsy, Kenneth
Hughes. Oregon City. Or.
Heifer. 1 year old and under 2 Red
Wing Doctor's Phlliya. Francis Hughe,
Oregon City, Or.
Heifer or bull calf First prise. Red Wins:
Starllght'a Phllltplna, Icelia A. Hughes,
Oregon City, Or.; second. Hero's- Dictator
of Tillamook, Earl Ferguson, Tillamook,
Oregon.
HoJstelna,
Heifer. 1 year old and under 2 First
prlxe, Maggie Johanna Prllly, Percey Carl
son. Multnomah county.
Heifer or bull calf First prise. Tilla
mook Adventure DeKol, Nerelle Omlth.
Tillamook, Or.; second. Blossom, Walter
Anderegg, Multnomah county; third.
Homestead, Walter Anderegg; fourth. Rose,
Tracy Anderegg.
BEEF CATTLE.
Female, 2 years and over First Diixe.
White Rose Bud, George Dannen, Shedd.
Oregon.
Heifer, 1 year old and under 2 First
prlxe. Princess May Bloom. Katherlne
Push. Shedd. Or. ; second. Beauty, John
Heifer or bull calf First prlxe. Cala
poota Fairy Karl Dannen, Shedd, Or.; sec-1
ond. Roan Sultan. Dellos Cornutt, Shedd,
Or.; third. Snow Bali, Irene Qulmby, Hal
sey. Or.; fourth. Roan Lady's Darling, Clif
ford Cornutt. Shedd, Or.
SHEEP.
Medium Wool Breeds.
Ram or iw lamb, first prise, M. Sh el
ton, Millard Fhelton, Solo, Or.; second.
Miller's Edna, Donald She Hon, Sclo, Or.;
third. May, Sven Kelson, Multnomah
county; fourth. Nettle, Sven Nelson. Mult
nomah county.
Long; Wool Breeds.
Ram or ewe lamb First prize, Jaeger's
12J, Walter Jaeger. Sherwood, Or.; sec
ond, Jaeger's 131, Walter Jaeger, Sher
wood, Or.; third, Jaeger's 13, Walter
Jaeger, Sherwood, Or.; fourth. Da vies' 124,
Gladys Harm, Aurora, Or.
All Breeds Competing;.
Fat lamb First. Harvey Waybill. Mult
nomah county; second, Frank Rybrick,
Multnomah county; third, Sven Nelson.
Multnomah county.
Angora Goat.
Goat, any age or sex First prlxe, Lona
Zyaett. Sclo, Or.; second, Arnold Zysett.
Sclo. Or.; third. Lucile Sommer. Sclo, Or.;
fourth, Scott'e Lass. John Scott, Sclo, Or.
STDCKSHOW FARE UPHELD
MOTORBUS SERVICE TAXGLE
UNRAVELED BY COUNCIL.
Chargp of 50 Cents Is Regarded as
- Fair to Patrons and Gets Sanc
tion of Commission.
Operation of motor cars to carry
passengers to and from the livestock
exposition was requested by the man
agement of the show as the means
of handling the crowds, it was an
nounced yesterday to the city coun
cil by City Commissioner Mann.
Mayor Baker told the council that
a general misunderstanding? had
arisen over the arrangement for the
operation of buses because the ques
tion had not been presented to the
council for its consideration.
'The police department was notified
to pick up all drivers who were op
erating cars to the stock show with
a permit and after they had been
picked up it was found that permits
had been granted by the department
of public utilities." said Mayor Baker.
"This would not have happened had
the police department been advised
of the issuance of the special per
mits." Commissioner Mann told the coun
cil that a 50-cent rate from the city
to the stock show was not an over
charge, because the autos that are
operating must travel one way with
out a load.
As a result, the council approved
the action of Commissioner Mann, in
issuing the permit, and Mayor Baker
stated That the entire affair was a
closed incident.
IS
STOCK BEST EVER EXHIBITED
IN PORTLAND.
Competition in Guernsey Class Is
Keener Than Anions Jerseys
and Holstelns.
Each of the four dairy breed show
ings in the Pacific International live
stock show, Holsteins, Jerseys, Guern
seys and Ayrehires, was pronounced
yesterday by the respective judges in
each class the best and closest ever
shown in Portland.
In the respect of keen competition
the Guernsey class was the most
notable. John S. Clark, Boston, judg
ing the class, said it was the closest
competition he had ever been called
upon to judge, and E. I Westover,
western representative of the Amer
ican Guernsey Cattle Olub, declared
that it was the most uniform on the
coast this year, with the honors
pretty evenly divided between Wash
ington and Oregon.
The farm termed the "outsider,"
however, the Appletree Point farm of
Burlington, vt., was declared the Dig
winner and attracted a great deal of
attention. To this farm went the rib
bons for the senior and grand cham
pion bull, Rose's Golden Cherub being
the animal. The Junior champion was
aleo an Appletree Point farm winner.
This ribbon went to Appletree Point
Cavalier.
The judging was not completed
when the ring was cleared last night
and will be continued this mornine.
The outlook following the showing
of the first 11 classes forecasts good
winnings for Albion B. Gile. Chinook,
Wash.: Ira G. Lance, Tillamook;
Crawford Bros., Salem; Clover Hill
farms. Deer Island; River Bank farms.
Grants Pass; Harry W. Bateman,
Bellingham. Wash.: Wallace & For
dyce. Outlook, Wash., and several
others.
The Ayrshlres, according to A. H.
Tyron, Judging, were finding close
competition among very good classes,
the chief honors going to another
eastern exhibitor, the Alta Crest
farms of Spencer, Mass. The Judging
was not far advanced, though, when
he made the statement and there was
a fair probability of the tide turning.
In the first six classes Judged the
honors between Oregon and Washing
ton were fairly even but a close can
vass would probably show Washing
ton in the lead. There are two Ore
gon exhibitors, the Oregon Agricul-
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tural college and the Earlcrest stock
farm of Eagle Creek, and two Wash
ington exhibitors. Washington State
college and E. W. Van Tassell of
Wenatchee.
Similar to the Guernsey and Ayr
shire divisions, the honors in the Hol
steins and Jerseys were pretty well
split up, but from a general point the
leadership would probably go to
Washington in both classes.
The Holstein division would go to
Washington on the herds, the Carna
tion stock farm of Seattle taking five
firsts in the herds. John L. Smith of
Seattle was another big Washington
winner.
pregoit took four of the six cham
pionship ribbons and Washington the
other two. The senior and grand
champion bull. Matador Segls Walker,
is owned by L. J. Simpson of North
Bend, and Lady Aggie Ormsby of
Rock, the senior and grand champion
cow, belongs to F. R. Beals of Tilla
mook. The Junior champion bull,
Haxelwood Hello Butter King, belong,
to John L. Smith of Spokane, and the
Junior champion cow. Carnation Ma
tador Pontlac is from the Carnation
stock farms. Seattle.
The Jersey division ranked with the
Holstelns in point of size, competi
tion and Interest. The classes were
large and close. John A. Lee of
Shelbyville. Ky., said the ehowing
was one of the best h. had ever
Judged and the. best on the Pacific
coast. In the championships Wash
ington led easily, taking five out of
six- Oregon's one purple ribbon was
for the junior champion bull. Oregon
Raleigh, owned by Ray H. Wisecarver
of McMlnnvllle.
STOCK SHOW IS ASTOUNDING
Charles Hall Ranks Exhibits Among
Best in World.
Residents of Oregon do not realize
the Importance of the livestock show
now on in Portland, according' to
Charles Hall, who with his brothers,
Richard and Virgil, are here to paint
pictures of some of the champion
livestock exhibited at the show.
"I have been in attendance at prac
tically all of the big livestock shows
in the east and in Europe," said Mr.
Hall, -and I was actually astounded
when I walked into your show yes
terday.' It is much bigger than most
persons Imagined and it is built along
lines certain to bring about an ex
pansion that will make it rank with
the biggest and best stock shows of
the world." .
Harrisburg Gun Club Files.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 9. (Special.)
Articles of incorporation for the Har
risburg Rod and Gun club, were filed
in the county clerk's office here yes-
ganization is to promote trap-shoot
ing ana ny-casung ana 10 iniiuenc
the protection of game and fish. The
I . I A V- - w. Tin.,.,
Shisler and F. Pendergast, and they
GOOD
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mankind. Protect it. Preserve
it.
At the first indication of head
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eyes and determine if glasses are
necessary.
If needed, my Perfect Fitting
Glasses will give you comfort and
satisfaction, as they are doing for
many of your friends.
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BETTER BUSINESS
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OPTOMETRIST
EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
Suite 207 Morgan Building
Second Floor
TOO LATE TO CI-ASSIFY.
LOST Black setter pup, hair grown,
touch of gray on 4 paws and cheat. Re
ward. Phone Marshall 3300.
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AMUSEMENTS.
LYRIC
MT&ICAL COMEDY COMPANY
Biggest bunch of laughs you ever had for
so little money.
"A Night at Maxim's"
Afternoons at 2; Evenings at 1 and B
DANCING!
Labor Temple Auditorium, Fourth
and Jefferson, Wednesday Evening.
Grand Masquerade Friday, Amistice
Evening:. Six Cash Prizes.
FLEMING'S ORCHESTRA
V " ' II
AMfSEMEyTS.
HEILIG
Broadway at
Taylor.
Phone Mala 1
TONIGHT
at 8
O'CLOCK
SHARP
Tomorrow and Saturday
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT.
Positively no one
seated daring the
First Act Curtain
rises at 8 and 2 sharp
owing to enormous
size of production.
mi
fF. HAY COMSTOCK
AND
MORRIS GEST
PRESENT
The Sensation of
Paris and
New York
200
PEOPLE
in
Marvelous
Gorgeous
Magnificent
Superb
Fascinating
Intoxicating
Glittering
Delightful
Colossal
Terrific
Impressive
APHRODITE
SPECIAL. NOTE Thl engagement
promises to be the most memor
able theatrical event ever In Port
land. EVE'S 3, S2.50, 12, S1..K), $1.
SAT. MAT. (2.50. SZ, 1JM), SI.
TICKETS NOW SELLING.
THE KNSATIOnM. MIT Of TM rttOFQ PLAY
HttnosEsuuf VERA GORDON 6 CQ
U0E BENNETT"
HARRISON V DAMN SCOl
'f MAURICE DIAMOND BHElffl MlSfiOffl
MISS R038I? GORDO1 E-
THE RIOS
JIM TOM EY & ANN NORMAN
SENSATIONAL FTN
AND FASHION SICCESS.
STOCK COMPANY I
NOW PLAYING.
LOMBARDI, Ltd.
Scissors and Love. A Tailor and His
Mannequins Ar the Ingredients of This
fiay.
Hrp-poEi
SUPERB
WEEK-END BILL
STARTING TODAY
FINEST
VAUDEVILLE
' FINEST
PHOTOPLAYS
AS YOU LIKE IT
A Vaudeville Cocktail
of Beauty. Song and Dance.
PETE CURLEY
Assisted by
Betty Davis,
"CHECKED."
THE HAYNOFFS
Artistic Series of
Novel
DANCE IDEAS
GEORGE
HEATHER
Singer.Todeler,
"RECOLLEC
TIONS." DE PIERRE
TRIO.
Extraordinary
Feats of
EQlILIBRItM
TOM MOORE
In the Sensational Live-Wire Comedy-Melodrama,
MADE
IN HEAVEN
Good Show for the Klildlra. Srnd
Thrm to the Balloon Matinee Sat
urday. me In Attendance.
CIRCLE
Fourth at
Washington
Marie Preyost
"MOONLIGHT FOLLIES"
Also a comedy, "The Chink." and Fox
News. Open from 9 o'clock In the morn
ing until 4 o'clock the following morning.
Portland
Lyceum Course
Direction Ellison-White
Nine Numbers
for
Price of One
Gregory Mason, Skeyhill, Will
Irwin, 0. A. C. Glee Club, Mac
farlane, Lieurance Symphonic
Orchestra, Dr. Cadman, Carl
Akeley, Orpheus Four.
Season Ticket Prices
$1-00, $2.00 and $3.00.
Seats Now Selling.
Main Floor Meier & Frank's.'
DANCING
Armistice Night
COTILLION HALL
Monte Austin and
Nelsen's Orchestra
AMrSEMEVTS.
PAN TAG Eg
Continuous, 1 P. U. to 11 P. M.
CHARLES ALTHOFT
"The Sheriff of HleksvUle."
STAFFORD AND DE ROSS.
OTHER VAVPrVlLLE ACTS
BKBE DANIELS IN
THS SPEED GIRL."
ACCHON SALES.
At the B&ker Auction house. TsmblU
and Weit Park streets SaU at 10 A. M
MEETTNO NOTICES.
GUI RKAZEE GROTTO.
NO. 63 Fall ceremonial,
public auditorium. Third and
Clay streets, Saturday. No
vember 12. Short buslnee
meetina at 2 o'clock for re
ceiving; and baliottar on pe
titions. Be sure to turn your petition in
before 2 o'clock. Candidates report to the
secretary if 7 o'clock. Ceremonial will
start at 7:30 sharp. Admittance by 101
card. Wear your fes. Dn not fora-et the
Wednesday noon luncheons at the Haiel
wood. as you will always enjoy them. By
order of the monarch.
HARRY A. McRAE, Acting Sec
GUL RBAZES GROTTO.
NO. 63. will srlve a hard
times dance at the Pythian
temple on Thursday,. Nov.
10. Prizes will be given for
the most appropriate cos
HARRT A. McRAK.
Chairman.
WASHINGTON COM
MANDERY, NO. 13. K. T.
Children's entertainment Fri
day evening. Nov. 11. for
members and their families.
Interesting proRTamme for old and young
Brine the. children
OREGON COMMANDER Y
NO. 1, K, T. Stated con
clave this (Thursday) even-ins-
at 7:30 o'clock. Your
assistance will be appre
C. F. W1BOAND. Rec
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
114. A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial communication this
(Thursday) evening at 7:30
o'clock. Labor in the E. A.
degree. Vlsttinir brKhren al
ways welcome. By order AV. M.
FRED L. OLSON. Sec
Dinir djw ei T nrV. v it TV.
A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Thurs)
evening. Nov. 10, at 8 o'clock
Ryan to Sandy blvd. F. C. de
r. Vlitins- -brethren wel
come. By order of W. M.
J ROBT. W. PETERSON. Sec
BiiwvsiDR LODGE. NO.
163. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication today (Thurs
day). Nov. 10. at 7:30 P. M-,
temple, 80th and Hawinorne.
1 Vint tins' brothers welcome. By
order of W. M. C. P. JENSEN. Sec.
NYDIA TEMPLE, DAUGH-
HfenSatS? TErs OF THE NILE, will
Nov 10. 2 P. M., Pythian
fmple. Ball "that evening lor
mmbr at Multnomah hotel
irormal.) Crowns to b worn
at both meeting!. Order of
ADDA CE1L,LAKS. Rec
SUNNY SIDE SOCIAL CLUB
Baxaar Saturday evening,
Nov. 12. at the temple. Eat
39th and Hawthorne. Dancing.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
CHAPTER NO. 14. O. K. S
Special communication this
(Thursday) evening, 8 o'clock.
Official visit of Worthy Grand
Matron. L?grees. Visitors wel
r.nmrt. Bv order of W. M.
FRAiTCES HALBUKT, Sec Pro Tern.
ainii.ni liiai
S. Christina, bazaar ana so
cial Friday evening. Nov. 11.
7 o'cloca. Pythian temple.
B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142
Members are requested
to meet at the chapel of
J. P. Flnley A Son thla
(Thursday) afternoon. 2:30
o'clock. to conduct tne
funeral service, of our late
brother. A. R. Pratt, mem
ber of Centralia lodge. No.
Vlsttinir brothers ln
d. M. R- SPAULDINO. Sec
R. P. O. ELKS, NO. 142
Regular meeting thi
(Thursday) evening. Elks
temple, 8 o'clock. Imme
diately after the session
the drum corps will rive
a minstrel show. Visiting
brothers Invited to attend.
M. R- SPAULDINO. Sec
the November dance of
the T. P. A. will be held
at the Hotel Multnomah.
Saturday evening, Novem
ber 12. All members ot
the T. P. A. and friends
Invited.
CLYDE EVANS,
Secretary.
ORIENT LODGE, NO.
orTTLOe,, 17. I. O. O. F. Meets this
evening in Orient hall.
VfyLJvCi, East Sixth and Alder, at S
iySy, o'clock. Second degree.
Visitors always welcome.
C. C. STARR. Rec. Sec.
JOHN F. NE1TZEU N. O.
GUS H. CRAMER,
712-A SELLING BLDG.
Main eoi'O.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer, watch
and jewelry repairing.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Setting and Mounting.
FRER CARD PAR IT AND DANCE at
Washington at. tonight (Thursday).
flven by Tent No I. Maccabees. Cards
:30, dancing 10. All Maccabee union mu
sic. Prizes. Come.
ENTERTAINMENT COM.
DAUGHTERS OF NORWAY are going
to hold their annual bazaar Saturday
night, Nov. 12, at the K. of P. hall. West
Park and Yamhill. Good programme and
lunch served. Come and buy your Christ
mas gifts,
LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers'
Jewels; carry large stock to select from;
special work to order In our own factory.
Davids. Jewelers and opticians, 343 Wash
ington street at Broadway.
Five Hundred party given by Astra
Circle. W. O. W., Thursday evening, Nov.
10. at Tenth and Taylor streets. Six prizes.
Admission -5 centa
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms. Dins,
new designs. Jaeger Bros., 131-3 Sixth st.
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems.
cIcps pins and medals. S10 Washington st.
DIKD.
MOODY In this city. Nov. 7, 1921, Iva
M. Moody, aned 85 years, wife of W. H.
Moody of this city. Remains are at the
chapel of Edward Holman A Son, Third
and Salmon streets.- ISotlce of funeral
later.
KECK In Chicago, 111.. Not. T. 1921. Ma
bel Harrle Keck. Remains will be at
the chapel of Edward Holman A Son,
Third and Salmon streets, today (Thurs
day), Nov. 10. Notice of funeral later.
NOpArit In this city. Nov. 9. 1921.
Wqkjr T. Northrup, aged 5 years; son
of Ir. and Mrs. W." H. Northrup. Re
mains are at his late residence, 1154
' Ivon street. Notice of funeral later.
rCX E RAX NOTICES.
HARMON In thla city. Not. 9, 1021.
Robert K.. aged 1 year 1 month. 27 days,
beloved son of Mr. and Mra. S. A. Har
mon, 1562 Delaware ave.. brother of
Arthur. Mae. Claude. Jack. WHlis and
Paul Harmon. Funeral services will be
held today (Tuesday), Nov. 10, 192L. at
2 P. M.. at the chapel of Chambers Co..
248 and 230 K tHinjc worth. Interment
Columbia cemetery.
6ECONDEZ Funeral services of Jose flee
ondea will be held Sarurday. November
12, at 2:30 P. M.. at the chapel of Miller
A Tracey. Interment Multnomah Park
cemetery, Mrs. J. W, Caasll in charge of
arrangements.
GROSSMATER The funeral aerrlces for
Sophie Gross may er, late of 1067 Han
cock street, will be held today (Thurs
day) at 3:30 P. M., at Flnley" s mortuary,
Montgomery at 5th. Friends Inviied.
Concluding services Rlver-vlew cemetery.
PRATT The funeral eerrlces for Amos R.
Pratt, late of Milwaukle, Or., will be
held today (Thursday) at 2:30 P. M.. at
Finleys mortuary, Monteornery at oth.
Friends Invited. Concluding aervicea
Milwaukle cemetery.
JORDAN The funeral aerrlees for Fred
Jordan will be held today (Thursday)
at 10 A. M, at the Woodmere Old Peo
ple's Home, 7 .Ml 64th ave. S. H. Friends
Invited. J. P. Flnley A Son. directors.
Concluding" aervices Mt Scott cemetery.
tumea
elated.
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.
ACCOUNTANTS.
JL'LIL'S R. BLACK, public accountant,!
auditor, income tax service. Concord t
o qg . -a ana stark. Phone Main 743. I
ASSAVKKa AX I) ANALYSTS.
MONTANA AS.SAY OKrlCE, 142 Second.
Gold, silver, platinum bought.
ATTORNEY.
VV. EASTMAN", lawyer and notary pub
lic. Bl'S Chamber of Commerce bldg.
BATHS.
DR. McMAHON' S baths. Portland; steam
showers, plunges, tuba, all for 33c: tell
your friends. Fourth at Washington.
THE 1RW1N-HODSO.N CUMPANY.
3S1 Washington. Bdwy. 434. Tabor 1254.
t Kl.H LOIU Bl TTONS.
THE IRW1N-HODSON COMPANY. '
3S7 YaJhlni:ton. Bdwy. 434. Tabor 12S4.
C'HIKOI'KACTIC.
DR. McMAHO.N (McMan). Portland 12th
year. Seven p jst-graduate research
courses. Rates: Extended time, 31 d
justments, glj. reMorii.g health
1'IIIKUI'OIHSTS.
WILLIAM, EsLelle. Plorctlo and Dewane
De Veny. the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors
3i2 Gerllnger b.dg., southwest corner
Second and Alder streets. Main 1301.
DR. O. O. FLETCHER f oot troubles sci
entifically corrected; lady assistant. 612
Morgnn bldg. Main S762.
CLKAN1NU AMI DYEING.
REGAL CLEANERS LSSSt
Soldiers' overcoats dye-J blue or black,
new set bunorm. 6 .Q. 127 N. Bth St.
COLLECT I O.N S.
NETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1796.
No collection, no charges. Ktnab. HK'O.
DAMINO.
DOROTHY RASMLSMiN. exprt Instruc
tion In modern ballroom and stage danc
ing, cltsslc ballet, toej oriental 010
Kilers bliig., Washington u
SL'MMKR'S DANCING ACADEMY !.
sons day. eve. Public dancing Tues., St.
Fancy dancing. frS 4 Mh. Bdy. 3.MW).
DKNTISTKV.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT,
Third Floor Ralelnh Bldg.
Corner sixth and Washington Pts.
Main 211D. Auto. 2110.
DENTISTRY
DR. A. W. KEENE,
No After Effects.
Without Pain. 3.-.H4 Wanhington St.
X-Ray Work Ahove Majestic Theater.
ELECTRICAL KEP.A I R IN(
MOTORS REWOUN
and
repaired
BOUGHT AND POTD.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
Hone 5W2 i -27. Ui'tJ Main St.
JKWKl.RY Mi. AXI KKI'A I RING.
ROriS & CO.. WHOLESALE JEWELERS,
310 MOHAWK BLDG., 3D A MORRISON.
MI SIC TEACHERS.
L. CARiJOLL DAY, teacher of piano and
voice. Broadway 2.V.5. MH 13th st.
GLASS AND GLAZING.
PORTLAND GLASS & GLAZING CO.
Work reasonably and promptly taken
rare of. East S.'.O.'i.
HAIR 1KKSSNG TARLORS.
NEW AND EXCLUSIVE beauty shop, op
erated by an eastern woman who Is an
experienced graduate operator; shampoo
ing, etc.; center of business section.
Main H937.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
COULTER At the family home, 8824 Eaat
42d street Southeast, Nov. 9, George H.
Coulter, aged B8 years; husband of Win
nie Coulter; member of Multnomah camp
No. 77, W. O. W. ; Orient lodge No. 17,
I. O. O. F., and Ivanhoe lodge. K. of P.
The funeral services will take place at
the conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder street,
at 10 o'clock A. M. tomorrow (Friday).
Nov. 1L Friends Invited. Concluding
services at Mount Scott Park cemetery.
ALEXANDER At the residence. 44 ia Sec
ond street, November S. George William
Alexander, aged 67 years, beloved father
of Mrs. Drew P. Blymyer of Minneapolis,
Minn., and Mrs, George E- Dick of Se
attle. Wash., and B. B. Alexander of
Portland. Funeral services will be held
today (Thuradny), November 10, at 2:30
P. M.. at the chapel of Miller Ac Trace.
Incineration. Mt. Scott crematorium.
RIDDLE At 660 Good well ave., Nov. 7.
Margrey H. Riddle, aged "4 years, 7
months and 2 days. The funeral servlcea
will be held today (Thursday). Nov. 10.
at 2 P. M. at the funeral chapel of the
Portland crematorium, corner 14th and
Bybee ate. FTienda invited. Remains are
at the funeral parlors of Walter C. 'Ken
worthy. 1032-34 E. 13th. gellwood.
FTVERAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES
AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114.
FUNIC R A L DIRECTORS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Portland Crematorium
Phona 8ellwoo4 987
EAST FOURTEENTH
AND BVBtai.
Ask for Booklet.
MILLER & TRACE Y
Perfect Funeral Service for Less,
independent Funeral Directors,
Washing-ton street, between 20th and
21st sts., west side. Lady assistant.
Main 269L Aulo. 618-44.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 1RM.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Third and Salmon Sts. Main nOT
MeENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home. 16th and Everett streets.
Phones Broadway 2133; Auto. 53t-38.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
'The family seta the price'." 414 E. Alder.
Phone Ea?-t SH. Auto. 25--.-.
BREEZE ft SNOOK. 104T Belmont.
Funeral Directors.
W F. WHEA LP ON. Mgr., Tabor 13f.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT HTM.
East Eleventh at Hawthorne.
OVCUC? LNDJSKTAKING CO.
0ILIILv
Third and Clay. Main 4168,
I n 7CI I CD Pfl 592 Williams Av
59a Williams Ave.
Phone EaBt 1088.
Hi ni LLLLLII UUif
i-i.vii-MOTu v av rr
5804 B2d St., Lents. Auto. 618-21,
FLORISTS.
Personal attention given
wedding. reception, Jea
and table decorations.
Floral tributes promptly
attended to.
fiWETLA.VD'8 FLO WEB
8HOP,
Morrison St., bet. Sd and 4th,
Tel. main ei.
FLOWERS FOR A. LI OCCASIONS,
MAIN
4737
YAMHILL AT TENTH.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florists. We spe
cialize In funeral designs. 141 H Sixth,
opposite Meier A Frank's. Main 7215.
And Floral Designs,
25 Hothouses.
No Branch Stores.
2 Years on Morrison
street, bet 4th and
IVth. Mafn7700.
NOB HlLL FLORL3TS
(Estate Alfred Burknardt.)
N. B cor. 23d and Glltn, Main 18M.
f ONSETIfa FLORAL CO., 287 Washington
U, bet. 4U and 5tH. Main 6102. a. 1101.
Jw
OPTOMKTRJST.
Out of the Hlch-Rnt OUtrirt
. . j.'-T' rve jionry on sour vnHMtrt,
vears' e&Der.ence. moft mod
ern and complete equipment at your nerv
lce. Consult us free. Thousands of atl:ied
patrons. Dr. Samuel Goodiuan. associate
optometrist. Main 21-4.
Chs.YV.Goodmn "nTlS.
WHY I'AY MO HE?
Glares in gtld-filci framee
Vy fitted to your eyes, $-..V; doubl-j
vision git. at low prlct; sat
isfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwitx,
optometrist. 'JA First st. Main 4M.
OPTICIANS.
TH ERE are no bettor eyeglasxes made
than the glass-, fitted by Kubensteln,
the veteran optician, frnm 13 to $S; aatls-
factton guaranteed. 'JJti Morrinon st.
PAINTING.
C H. TEKRILIj, houce and ei;n painter,
papering, tinting. 4H7 E. 3Tth.Tt.hor 2ttl h
PAINTING. DA Y, CONTR ACT; REASON
ABl.B: HKKKHENCH: A I TO l'l-.7.
PAINTING, PAPKK1NG. FIX'.
PAPERING, painting, tinting; work guar
anteed natlsiictory. O. E. Sunderstrom,
Sollwool Hl3.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. THlLLll'fl. Broadway building;
stomach, bowel, liver, kldnev. bladdr,
rectal, prootate and female disorders
without operation.
PATENT ATTORN FYS.
P TENTS our practice has extended over
a period of 74 year. All communica
tions strictly confidential; promtU. effi
cient, conscientious service; handbook
free on request. Ml'NN CO.. Hobart
bldg., 684 Market st,, San Francico;
Chicago offke. room 810 Tower bldg ;
Washington office, room 303. First;
New Y ork o fflce. Woolwnrlh bid
R. C. WRIGHT. yearn' exprle"nV U. S.
and foreign patents, tun ivkum Mdg.
PIPK RF.i'AlRINti.
PIPES REPAIRED
By Experts.
Pipe Shop. 272
Washington Ft.
PKINTKKS.
DDIIITIlin F
W
BALTES A COMPANY
rnlllJIJlU First and Oak
Main Ut."V; Mt-fi
KIIKCMATIC M'KCIAIJST.
PRE E EXAMINATION IS FREE,
The world's greatest rheumatic cure,
IT'S IN THE GOODS; THAT'S ALU,
JACK KING'S Mineral Treatments.
Cured Patients Mv Best References,
JACK KING. Rheumatic Specialist,
tiSto Fifth St., Corner Oak.
Second Floor Phoenix Hulldtng.
TKADKM ARKS.
OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU tKH
Dekum Mdg. V. S . foreign trmkmnrkn.
TRANSt- KB AND STORAGE.
SECURITY FTORAGB A TRANSFER CO.
Packing Moving storage.
Money loaned on goods In storage.
53 Fourth St., opp. Multnomah hotel.
Phone Broadway 3716.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Gllcan St. Broadway 12S1.
PRAY AGE STORAGE.
Four Warehouse on Terminal Tracks.
VETERINARY.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phones.
Day and night service; 8 veterinarians.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St,
Main 269
Fine Roses and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for all occasions
artistically arranged.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IN
PORTLAND.
828 Morrison St.,
Portland Hotel.
Phone Mar, 783.
MONIMKNTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
tM 4th St.. opp. City Hnll. SEP BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMOBIALS
E. THIRD a. PINE STS PHONE E.T43
NEW TOPAT.
Ladlea 8aTe Yonr Old Carpets.
Hasa and Woolen Clothing;. L,t
Is Alalia New Huita for I oa.
wm mm
The oldest and best equipped fee.
tory. Fluff and rag- ruse woven
all (lies; carpets refitted; xl!
rugs steam cleaned, ll.ku. We
call sad dellrer.
188 E. Eighth St. Pleat East UN
Built to End ore,
The Improved construction makes a
REDIMADK a better, more substantial
building at no greater cost to you. They
are the best built sectional buildings
on the Pacific coast,
Fli-nt-claes House. Garages for Leaa.
Erected in Portland Practical to ship,
Redlmade liUig. Co.. Portland. Or.
E. llth and' Market. Phone K. 6114,
Downtown sales office. Commonwealth
bldg., 6th ft Ankeny. Phona Bdwy. 43a&
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved Property. Installment Re
payment If Dealred. llulldlnej Loassv
Current Bates. Prompt her vice.
A. H. Birrcll-Gill Co.
218-210 NorlhTrr.trrn Rank Uulldlnc
Marshall 4114.
CARPET CLEANING
Refitting, I. ay Ins;. Keatrtnr, ete.
9x12 Kldb 1ST K AM CLKANEI), $1.15.
Mattresses made over. Keathrs Reno
vated. All kinds new mattrpsars for sale.
PIONEER ( AKFtT CLEANING Kt.
10.2 E. Lincoln (St. ALTO 237-4)7.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOAN.,
t'nltrd Matr. Hnnk BulMlnr.
JNO. B. COFFEF
ll'BETY BONOS.
lXSlHANCE.
4nf Wllrox Bids
Mnln ROZO.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
'RAGS, RUGS WOVEN
All Stars at 7S Cents Per Yard.
Woolen clothlriir and rag. taken In
xchanire. CAHPBT CLEANING, VxU
Raa-s Steam Cleaned , l-OO.
WESTERN FLl'FF RIO CO,
54 and &d L'nloa Ave. N. East S&16.
Index Mew Management.
! jfsii, Tbe Improved
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