THE 3IOIIMXG OllEGOMAX, TUESDAY, JAMJAR Y 10,
LENTS SEWER PUH
PUT UP TO COUNCIL
Service for 12,420 Lots Out
side City Proposed.
TOTAL COST $808,736
City i:nglnerr IjaurRiinrcI and Com
missioncr I!arbur Say 'Larger Dis
trict Would Provide Economy.
rians have licon coniplpted for the
construction of the Lents trunk
sewer to serve 1B.200 lots within the
city limits and 12,420 lots outside the
city limits, at a total cost ot su,(jti.
When construction of this sewer
was first planned, it was thouftht it
should be kept within the city- limits.
Its proposed route would extend from
Johnson creek at East Ninety-second
street to the Willamette river.
Survey of the entire district which
would drain to this sewer has con
vinced City Knelneer Laurpaard and
Citv Commissioner Earbur that it
would be economy for all affected to
enlarire the sewer to provide sewerage
facilities for the' outside district as
well as the territory within the city
boundaries.
District to Demand Facilities.
The estimated cost for the larger
sewer to each 00 by 100 foot lot in
the district would be approximately
129, while the estimated cost for the
smaller sewer within the city limits
would be approximately J 47.
City Commissioner Jiarbur points
out that the dietrict which would be
embraced by the larger district will
need sewerage facilities within a very
short time. If this district is brought
Into the city, demand will be mads
for sewerage facilities, .he said.
If the residents of this district, he
Bays. do not participate In the payment
of the cost of the Lents trunk sewer
and- if this sewer is not designed to
care for tho outside district, it will
Ve necessary to construct a large
trunk sewer, which would cost the
property owners not less than $300,
000 aga'nst about $50,000, which 19
the estimated additional cost of the
Lents trunk sewer.
Tlaii Before Council.
Persons living within tne city
limits would profit by the large
sewer, as the cost would be dis
tributed over a larger area and hence
would be less for the individual prop-
srtv owner within the sewer district
The new assessment plan has been
laid befoe the city council and mem
bers of the commission are favorable
provided that the city can find a way
to issue bonds to cover the costs of
of the sewer construction outside tne
city limits.
This question has been referred to
Citv Attorney Grant, who will report
to the council within a few days. If
It Is found that the city can find a
way to -bond for tho statute now
provides a manner in which to collect
assessments on sewer construction
outside of the city it 1b probable
that steps will be taken to initiate
the Improvement.
City Commissioner Barbur antici
pates some objection from acreage
owners outside of the city, but Is
ronfldent that when the plans are
fully laid before such persons objec
tions will be withdrawn.
ROCKS STREW HIGHWAY
Rollins of Boulders Xear Hood
River Caused by Wind.
HOOD RTVER, Or., Jan. 9. (Spe
cial.) A Chinook wind here today
has resulted in a continuous down
pour of rocks on the Columbia river
between here and Mosier, and sev
eral motorists had narrow escapes.
Feveral cars have been caught by
falling stones.
Harold Bleckman, driver of a
Standard Oil truck, saw a huge boul
der hurling down the canyon side.
Applying his brakes, he stopped Just
ss the rock smashed into a fender.
H. H. Nelson, highway worker, while
eating lunch between the twin tun
nels, Just this s'de of Mosier, was
struck on the head by a rock. While
the Injury was not serious It was
necessary to call a physician to sew
up a bad soalp wound.
Every city street has become a
river, so fast has the snow melted,
gutter drifts clogging drains and
norm sewers.
Spnnlnrds to Slnrt Drive.
MELLILA, Morocco, Jan. 9. Prep
arations by the Spanish troops are
being pushed for a further advance
toward Bardrlus. whither two col
umns, commanded by General Fcd
erico Herenguer and General' Caban
ellas, are expected to start Tuesday.
The foreign legion and native troops
will participate.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTT.ANT), Jan. 10. Maximum temper-
ture, 4H decrees; minimum temperature,
its decrees. Htver reading A. .M.. a. 2 feet.
Chancre in lut -4 hours, 0.2 foot rise Total
rainfall 13 P. M. to o P. SI.) O.Ol imh
Total rainfall since September 1, I'.KJl.
2t).:i3 Inches. Normal rainfall since Sep
tember 1. 11121. i'1.43 Inches Deficiency
of rainfall since September 1, l'.rjl l 2
Inches. Sunrise, 4:Z2 A. M. Sunset. 4:45
1. M. Total sunshine, none. Possible sun
shine, 8 hours Mt minutes. Barometer (re
duced sea level) 5 p M., 30.40 inches.
Itelatlve humidity: 5 A. M.. bl per cent;
Boon, 73 per cent: 5 P. M.. "y per cent.
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MoviflgPictureNews
TODAY'S FILM FK A TURKS,
Peoples D. W. Griffith's "Way
lown East."
Columbia Wallace Reid, "Don't
Tell Everything."
Liberty Kichard Barthelmess,
"Tol able David."
Eivoll Anita Stewart, "Her
Mad Bargain."
Majestic Doris May, "The
Foolish Age."
Blue Jlouse Harold Lloyd, "A
Sailor-Made Man."
Star Zane Grey's "The Man of
the Forest."
Hippodrome Alice Lake, "The
Hole In the Wall."
Circle "The Old Nest."
"H
ER Mad Bargain." now at the
ftivoli, Is a story with
novel twist in the plot and
originality in treatment. Anita
Stewart fans will find her at her best
In this drama, which calls for emo
tional acting of the type suited to
this popular star.
In the earlier scenes. Miss Btewart
appears as a gay and beautiful young
girl, unhindered by cares, of any sort.
She Is Alice Lambert, protege of the
wealthy Mrs. Beresford. The sudden
death of her benefactress throws
Alice on her own resources.
The picture then proceeds to point
the oft-repeated moral of the tragedy
of a young and untrained girl thrown
Into the cold world. Alice sells her
gowns and finally poses as an art
ist's model. From the artist's studio
she flees one afternoon for protec
tion Into the studio of David Leigh
ton, a sculptor.
She tries to commit suicide by
jumping from the window, but he re
strains her and then offers her a
most unusual bargain. He is to In
sure her life for $75,000 and give her
$50,000 upon her promise to take her
life in one year. Alice agrees.
Later she poses for the sculptor
nnd their friendship grows Into love.
Some of Alice's former enemies sepa
rate them and tho rest of the story
relates the way in which they finally
find happiness.
Walter McOrail is splendid as the
Idealistic sculptor, who shows Alice
that material wealth does not make
for peace of mind. Included In the
cast .are Arthur - Carew, Helen Ray-
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
MnrHajre JAcenneft.
OTOVE-YAdKH Vito John Olnve. !ral.
2.".4 Mississippi ivpnue, and Illian Kliza
Deth Ynffcr, 17, r3."i Montgomery drive.
C.ILTNER-DUNW Bert GiUner. 2Tt, 220
Fifth Htrft. and I-aura M. luun, ID, 3o0
Kast Harrison street.
l.ARf .UK-NEIvKUN Kobart R. Barbur,
IKal, JiOa Angeles, Cal., and Mabel ii, Nel
son. Irpal, Portland.
HA KKlNTiTON-G HTMES "W. E. TJor
rinKtnn, Iral, naval recruit ins; utation,
anil Mnrv l. flrimcn. Ippal, Portland.
STEVENIN-REYNOI.IiS Rudolnh C.
Stcvpnin, le?al, 4218 Forty-sixth avenue,
Siuithpapt, and Jusjhtne Reynolds, legal,
4J1S Knrtv-pixth nvonuo, Pnuthoapt.
WITT-F RICH TT Charles Joseph Witt,
legal, 570 1,1 nn avenu nnd Klenora
Frichtt, 20, 400 Salmon atrt
Itlrths.
CAMPBELL To Mr. and Mrs. Jame
Campbell, bD'J Rodney, January 1, a daugh
ter. WARREN To Mr. and Mrs. F. 'Warren,
12 E:ist Fourteenth aireet .North, Lecem
ber .'to, a son.
RAHNETT To Mr. and Mrs. M. U Bar
nett, 4:i0 Kat Yamhill street. December
20, a daughter.
DERR To Mr. and Mrs. J. Derr. 800
Orand avenue North, .December 29, a
daughter.
JlrJEO.VER To Mr. nd Mrs. C. O.
Heebner, 14J5 Albina avenue, December 22,
a Him.
MARSH To Mr. and Mrs. S. TV. Marsh.
182 East Sth street North, December 31, a ,
a djiujrhter. I
blkhisk To Air. and Mrs. winiam
Buecher, 141 Admiral street, January -!, i
daURhter.
MAfLK to Mr. ana Mrs. rranK Maple,
60!t Holgate street, November "3, a fori.
LTNVILLK To Mr. and Mrs. R. II
Llnvill, 0S7 East Morrison, December 2'J.
a flauirhtT.
ROHNER To Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Roh
nor, 11HI2 East Morrison, January 2, a
dauchter.
AC(KK.S To Mr. and Mm. G. A. Acocka
50r Everett. Dect'inber 23, a daughter.
TOMLINWN To Mr. and Mrs. K. O
Tomlin-ton, 5-5 Fattoa road, December 31,
a (immhter.
YOLW; To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Younp. H518 Sixty-fifth street. December
2o, a dauphtor.
HEIL. To Mr. and Mrw. M. J. Bell, 202
Failing. December 21, a daughter.
DUX HURY To Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Dux
bury. 414S Sixty-fifth street, December 20,
a daughter.
Itulldlnff Permlta.
T. T. PLOrOMRK Kroct rldon. 1371
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Owners' records show that
the Willys-Knight car travels
more miles for less money than
any other car of similar power
and comfort.
The Sleeve-Valve Motor runs
smoothly for years, and even
at 100,000 miles is a stranger
to repair shops.
The
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Touring - - 1525 Roadster -
Willys-Overland
Broadway at Davis
McWade. Percy Challenger. Gertrude
Astor, George B. Williams, iirnesi
Dutterworth and Will Badger.
Screen Gossip.
Mabel Normand has recovered from
her recent illness and Is back at work
at tha Sennett studios on her new
feature, "Suzanne," in which she plays
a little Spanish girl. Miss Normand
caught a bad cold while working in
early scenes of the picture, so 6he
went to Palm Springs to rest for a
few days.
Jack Norworth, lyric writer, and
Al Piantadoso, composer of "The
Curse of an Aching Heart" and other
popular songs, have collaborated at
the request of Joseph Plunkett of the
Strand. New York city, in the writing
of a special song number for Jackie
Coogan's new picture, "My Boy." The
sons was used in the Strand prologue
recently for the showing of "My Boy
Tlu song will also be used in the Los
Angeles presentation of the picture.
The title of the song is "I'm Just
Lonely Llttlo Kid."
Mary Thurman, well-known screen
beauty and leading woman, has been
added to the cast of "The Green
Temptation," Betty Compson's newest
picture directed by William D. Taylor,
Miss Thurman, who has played lead
ing roles opposite many well-known
male stars, will have the part of Molly
Dunton. The cast also includes such
players as Theodore Kosloff, Mahlon
Hamilton, Neely Edwards and Lynore
Lycnard.
A "sob sister" searching for ro
mance Is the role Mary Miles Minter
has in "The Heart Specialist, to be
released soon. Allen Forrest Is the
"man In the case," and Noah Beery
plays the villain. Frank TJrson Is di
recting the Mary Morrison story,
which Harvey Thew adapted. Elmer
Harris supervises.
Learning to play the guitar Is now
listed as among the perils which beset
the path of young motion picture
stars. May McAvoy has to strum one
of these things In "Through a Glass
Window." the Olga Printzlau story
which Maur'ce Campbell Is directing.
Jean Haver has written a song en
titled "A Sailor Made Man." which is
the title of Harold Lloyd's comedy,
now at the Blue Mouse here.
East Nineteenth street, between Bybfe and
Knanp; builder Conrad & AVllleson; 3000;
lot 2, block 21, Westmoreland.
M. P. RfYNOLDS Erect atore. 137
Cnlon avenue, between Portland boulevard
and Hokum; builder same oa owner; $4.00U;
lot 20. block 1. Maxwell addition.
MRS. GRACK HOLCOMB Erect resi
dence, 4241 East Fifty-seventh street, be
tween Forty-second and Forty-fourth ave
nues; builder, N. Holcomb; $1300; lot, part
of 3, block F, Overton.
ALBERT SANDPERO Erect residence,
240 East Eightieth street, between EaH
Main and East Madison; builder name as
owner; 2O0O; lot, north 15 and 16, block
11, Klnzell Park.
C. E. GILL1S Erect residence, 1295 East
Thirteenth street North, between Alns
worth and Holman ; builder. Ma tot Con
struction company; $4500; lot 12, block 4,
Highland Park.
PORTLAND SANITARIUM Repair hos
pital, 10 East Sixtieth street, between Bel
mont and Yamhill; builder, Otis Elevator
company ; $2000.
D. McDot'UALL Erect residence. 32
East Fifty-fourth street, between Broad
way and Hancock street; builder same as
owner; $3ou0: lot 11. block 15, ElmhurHt.
L. Ij. BARRETT Erect residence, 1200
East Pine, between Thirty-ninth and Forty
first streets; builder same as owner; $5000;
lot 11, block 11. Laurelhurst.
EMANUEL CHARITY BOARD Repair
nur.4ea dormitory, (Wo Gantenbein avenue,
bet-ween Stanton nnd Graham; builder,
same as owner : $2."M).
WILLIAM SPARKS Erect residence,
l."30 Campbell, between Lombard and Buf
falo atreets; buiMer, J. w. Erving; $2(K)U;
lot 14, block 4. World's Fair.
G. N. CARROLL Erect residence. 1480
Bronson, between MoreaTi and Bryant
streets; builder, same as owner; $2000; lot
23. block 0. El Tovar.
JOHN II EG ST ROM Erect temporary
residence, 4Cl Sumner, between Sixth and
Seventh streets; builder. John Hegstrom;
12500; lot 4H-4M, Arleta Park.
L. N. BOSAVORTH Erect residence, 875
East Thirtieth street, between Shaver and
Mason strews. ; builder, same 'as owner;
$3000; lot 6-7. block 23. Alameda.
E. LINDQUlriT Erect reidnce. 500
East Fifty-first street North, between
Sandy and Thoir.ps.in streets; builder,
same a owner; $4000; lot 0, block 34
Rose City Park.
W. H. N KCHARD Erect residence, P37
Schuyler, between Thirtieth and Thlrty
firnt streets; buihlers, N"uhard & Snyder.
$2."'00; lot 11. block l. Broadway addition.
W. N. WITHER Erect, residence. 4444
Thirty-ninth avenue, between Forty-fourth
and Fourt y-f if th streets; builder, same as
owner; $2Q,Q; lat 0. block 4. Ideal View.
KNIGHT
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' Mps- Alice Brown Frame of Pekln
University Declares Sex Is
Facing Xcw Day.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Jan. 9. (Special.)
"The women In the far east are facing1
a new day," said Mrs. Alice Brown
Frame, professor of biblical literature
at Pekln university. China, in her
address to the women of the college.
The dauntless courage, thirst for
knowledge, and" vision of a future
that may be found among oriental
women, makes colleges imperative as
a training; school for leaders, handi
capped as these women are with the
background of ignorance, supersition
and seclusion inherited through the
ages, according to Mrs. Frame.
A gift of $1,000,000 has been
promised by the Laura Spellman
Rockefeller fund to the seven union
oriental colleges, providing the col
leges in the United States can raise
2,000,000 to . put with it. Three of
these colleges are in Japan, three in
China and one in India.
"These colleges are of vital Im
portance to the development of the
new womanhood of the east, said
Airs. Frame. "There is no other way
of found'ng a wise and Christian
leadership among these women."
Co-eds in the orient do not differ
a great deal from their western
sisters, according to Mrs. Frame.
Their stunt shows are put on with
all the enthusiasm and fun of other
college girls.
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lullne- C hildren lOr, AduU Hr.
A LICK I.AKK in "The Hole in the Wall.'
SONUH AND DANCE KEVIE.
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inee and venjns; Prices Lnchang-ed.
THE CIRCLE THEATER
Fourth at Washington.
Open from 9 o'clock in the morning
until 1 o'clock the following morning.
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50c. SAT MAT.: Floor. $1.50; Bal
cony, $1.00; Gallery, 50c.
PANTAGE
CONTIXLOLS 1 P. M. TO 11 P. M.
PAfl.INE.
Eminent l-'renrh Hrlntlwt.
AI. K1EI.DW AMI SIIKI.DOX
THK MTUKON MNtiKK.S.
MR. AMI MK8. CAKTKK lellAVEN
in "MARKV THK TOOK t.lKU"
MUSICAL rOOTDT COMPANY
Tunicht Only
"Country Store"
And "Nearly an Elk"
Afternoons at S Kveninxs at 7 and 9
AUCTION SALES.
GROCERIES st suction st Wilson's Auc
tion house, 188 2d st. Sale at 1U A. M
J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
At th. Baker Auction nouse, Yamhill
and went Park streets. Sals at 10 A. M.
MTETINO NOTICES.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
40. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Tuesday)
evening, bcrinnlns: 5 o'clock.
U. Hlh and Hurnside. E. A. de
gree. Visitors welcome. Order
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO
111. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Tuesdavi
evening at C:30. Work in the
E.
A. degree.
C. E. MILLER. Sec.
IMPKK1AI, LODGE. NO
15B. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication this (Tups-
I day) evening. Jan. 10. 102.
Visitors cordially welcome.
A. C. JACKSON. Secy.
SELLWOOD CHAPTER. NO.
92. O. B. S. Stated communi
cation this (Tuesday) evening
at 8 o'clock. Masonic hall.
East 13th and Spokane ave.
Installation of officers. Visi
tors welcome. Uv order of
W. M. HARRIET C. HENDEE. Sec.
PUBLIC DANCE.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
All members, their
friends and the public are
invited to come to the
W. O. W. hall at 1L 11th
street. Tuesday night. Jan
uary IO. for the time of
your life;
given by the live-wire council.
Anchor Council No. 140. Security Benefit
association. We have best times and
largeet crowds, because we see everyuns
enjoy himself. Admission 33 cents.
PORTLAND AERIE.
NO. 4. FRATERNAL.
ORDER OF EAGLES,
will bold regular meet
ing every Tuesday. 8
o'clock. 129 4th. 4th
floor
H. E. MILLER. See.
STAR LODGR. NO. 219,
..ft LOrv T- - - F- h'd a
J!nl installation of officers
lodg;e, No. 20a, Tuesday
eveninjr. January 10. at tne
I O. O. F hall, 104 V KilUngsworth ave.
Everyone welcome.
GUS H. ChAMER,
Tia SELLING ilLIKJ.
Main 60-26.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer,
watch and Jewelry repairing.
DIAMONDS,
Diamond Setting- and Mounting;.
MASQUERADE costumes Tor rent. 881
Yamhill street, near West Park. We keep
mtbks also. Main 61 92.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, rharm. pins.
aw dcslg-ns. Jaecer Bros.. 13l-a Sixth sl
FRIEDLANDER'3 for lodye emblems, j
class p. as aad medal. .210 WajhiD-toa st
B STOCK COMPANY A V-
liSil
W. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
NOBLES. TAKE NOTICE.
That the charity ball Riven
for the relief of the unem
f. loved in the city of Fort
ami, will be held at the
Auditorium on the even inn
of January 18. Ht22. Thi
It an especially worth? cause
and should receive the t up
port of our entire nobility.
Nobles are urged to aid this
cause to the inmost. Tickets.
$5 per couple may b procured by Shrinrs
at the office of the Potentate, nuite 204
imperial hotel, on and aflr Monday, Jan
uary 8, Jiv ord-r of the Potfntate.
IIAKV13Y BKOKWITU, Rec.
A. A A. S. RITE.
Meeting; this evening; so
cial onlr. Reunion on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday,
liy order Presiding officer.
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
ing-ton street at Broadway.
DITTD.
CITAPMAN" At Durham station, January
tf. Enoch K. Chapman, aged ttS
years, father of Mrs. Iva Hewitt. IsOUls
Wi nd ham, Feros 1'ierre, Vero Hunter.
Charlen, Ix)unel and Ruel Chapman, all
of Durham station, and sister of M rn.
J. W. Od-jren of Savier street of tnis
city, and Rev. W. T. Chapman of Leeds.
Me. Remains are at the rhapjPl of Ed
ward Hoiman & Son. Third and Salmcn
streets. Notice of funeral later.
RYAN .Tan. , at th resldoce of hr
daughter, B41 East lth st. N.. Klizabeth
Kyan, aped 89 years, mother of Captain
John Irving; of Victoria. B. C; Mrs. T.
L. Brik'KS of Nw Westminster, It. C. ;
Mrs. Susan Irvine; Cox of Sacramento,
Cal.; Mrs. W. s. Chandler or Marsmiem.
Or., and Mrs. E. W. Spenrr of Portland.
The remains are at the above residence.
Funeral arrangements In charge of J. P.
Finiey Sc Son.
BERHEIPE Jan. , at Sherwood. Or..
Leo F. Berhelde, aed 50 years, late of
lOL'fl Haven St.. father of Paul J. Ber
heide. The remains are at Flnley's
mortuary, Montgomery at Cth. Notice ot
funeral hereafter.
PLUN'GB In this cltr, Jan. 9. John
Plunse, seed 64 years. The remains are
at the conservatory chapel of the iat
Side funeral directors. 414 E. Alder st.
Notice of funeral will appear in a later
Issue..
SEYLER In this city. Jan. . Frlta Seyler,
ak'ed 46 years. The remains are at ths
conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral directors, 414 E. Alder ft. No
tice of funeral will appear In a later
' issue.
STUART Tn th!s cftv. Jan. . Dr. ErfwnA
B. Stuart, late of IMS 14th st. The re
mains are at Flnley's mortuary. Mont
gomery at Bl h. Notice of funeral here
after. BURTON In this city, January 7. W. A.
Burton, ajred 45 years. Funeral notice
later. Remains at residential parlora of
Miller A Tracy.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
FLYXNT In this city. January ft, Patrick
H. Flynn. me;i W years, father of Mrs.
Raymond .McCarthy. Pueblo, Colo. :
. May me Helen and James J. Flynn this
city, and John R. Flynn, Walla Walla;
brother of Dr. M. A. Flynn. this city,
Annie and Margaret Flynn. The Dalles,
Or. Funeral will bp held from McEntee
& Kllers parlors, lflth and Everett eta.,
Wednesday, January 11. at 8 :4." A. M.,
thence to the cathedral, l.'ith and Davis
sts., at 9 A. M., where requiem mass
will be offered. Friends Invited. In
terment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
BEATTIE Jan. T. at the late residence,
1S72 J aven st., Rachael Marie liattie.
aped 81 years, mother of Sam Beattie.
Mrs. J. B. Alverson. Mrs. E. W. Scott
and Mrs. J. Beatty of Portland; V. A.
Beattie of Carlton, Minn.; Mrs. William
Hare of VlrKinia, Minn.; Mrs. S. Clarke
of Duluth, Minn., and sister of Sam
Britton of this city. The funeral serv
ice will be held Wednesday, Jan. 11,
at 2:30 P. M., at the Piedmont Presby
terian church, J arret st. and Cleveland
ave. Friends invited. J. P. Finiey &
Son. director.
BERXARDINI Tn this city. Costanto Ber
nard ini, aa;ed 8 years. He Is survived
by hia widow and two children, who re
Fide at -'t'id East Sixth street, and his
father and mother and brother and sis
ter in Italy, one brother in Portland,
and several relati.es in California. Re
mains are at P. L. Lerch funeral par
lors. East Eleventh andt Hawthorne.
Funeral services will be held at St.
Phillip-Neri church. Seventeenth and Di
vision streets, Thursday, Jan. 12, at
0 A. M.
K A BOTH In this city, at the late resi
dence. 400 East Forty-fifth street North.
January 7, 1HJ2, Marie K a both, born in
Bresiau, Germany, wife of (ieorne Ka
both, and mother of Mrs. Edna K. Ryan
and Mrs. Lydia Coles of Portland, Or.,
and Ueorse K. K a both of San Fran
cisco. Col. Funeral services will be held
today (Tuesday), January in, at
P. M at the chapel of Edward Holman
& Son. Third and Salmon streets. Con
eluding services at the Portland crema
torium.
OLSON January 8, at the family resi
dence. b'Al Halsey street. John AueuHt
Olson, sed Hi years, beloved husband of
Mrs. Christine Uison, rather of Judith
and Frank Olwon of th's city, brother
of Emmanuel Olson of Chicago, 111. Fu
neral services will be conducted Tuesday,
January 10, at 2 P. M.. from Pearson's
Undertaking parlors. Russell street at
Union avenue. Friends invited. Deceasel
was a member of Multnomah camp No.
77, W. O. W. Please omit flowers.
GILM AN In this city, January , 1122,
Julia C. Oilman, beloved wife of S. L.
N. Oilman, and mother of Mrs. Walter
A. MaiiMf ield, Mrs. Cyril S. Greaves.
Misses Mary M. Gilman. Julia C. Oil
man and William L. N. Tillman and Ed
ward H. Oilman. Funeral services wt.l
be held from the residence of her daugh
ter. Airs. Walter A. Mnmrfield. WH East
Salmon street. Wednesday, January 11.
at 2 P. M. Interment la liiverview ceme
tery. ESCHMAN" At the residence, 82S 2d st..
Jan. 7, Charles E. Kichman, steed 76
years, beloved husbund of Jane A.
Esnhman. Funeral services under the
auspices of Sumner Post. O. A. 11., will
be held at the residential funeral par
lors of Dunning & Cain. Morrison st..
at 12th, today (Tuesday), at 2 P. M.
Friends invited to attend. Concluding
services at the prave in. U. A. R. ceme
tery by Prospect Camp, W. O. W,
OST In this city, January ft. 1022. at the
famiiy residence, itaiKht avtriue. ,
Mrs. Pauline Ost, aire C years and S
days, mother of Gertrude. Luther and '.
r. H. Ost or Portland, and Mis. C. U.
Lewis of Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral
services Wedt.esday, January 11, st 1:30
P. M., from the. K. T. Byrnes residential
parlors, 0l Williams avenue at Mason
st. Interment River view cemetery.
Friends Invited to attend.
STE1VART In this city. January 8. John
B. SiewK.rt, atfed ol years, be io veil hus
band of Uosle Stewart, father of Julsie
and John Stewart of Caper, W o. :
bro; her of M rs. Jennie Mc Leila n. Ms.
Georine Morrison of Casper. Wyo.; also
survived by two sisters and two brothers
in Scot land. Funeral service will be
held Wednesday at 1 P. M. at the
chapel of Miller & Tracy. Interment
Rose City cemetery.
SAMMONS At the home of her son. 00
20th st. North, sarah A. summons, axed
HI years, mother of W. D. Summons of
this city and Georjte E. Summons re.-dd-lntr
In Los AnKele. Cal. The funeral
services will take place from the con
servatory chapel of the East Side Fu
neral directors, 414 B. Atder st., at 2 3U
P M. Thursday, Jan. 12. Friends in
vited. Interment Lone Fir cemetery.
NKIT-T In th!s city, January 1. John
rem. aped ao years, j at iter or j. j.
Neill of Portland. Or.; William K. Nelll,
Austin, Minn.; H. 1L Nelll, Sout herland.
Or- and Mrs. Carl Llchto of Lodi. Wis.
Remains will be forwarded to Lodl. Wis..
tomorrow at i:lo by the Kaat Side fu
neral Directors, where services will be
held and interment made in the family
plot.
EMMET At 5403 Ninety-first street S. E.,
Annie Lorene nmmet, aK years-De-loved
daunhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
M ohr. Funeral services will be con-.
ducted Tuesday, January 10, at 2 P. M.,
in the mortuary chapel of A. D. Ken
worthy & Co.. 6S02-04 Ninety-second st.
S. E. in Lents. Friends luvi ted. Inter
ment Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
IIUNZIKER In this city, Jan. I. Henry
Hunsiker. aged u years, Deiovea Hon or
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunzier of Blue Rock.
Washington. Private services will be
held at the residential funeral parlors
of Dunnins; & Cain, Morrison St.. at 12th,
today (Tuesday), at 11 :30 A. M. In
terment Multnomah Park cemetery.
BUCKLE.S The funeral services of the
late Louisa A. Bucaies win oe neiu Tues
day, January 10. at 2 P. M., at the
Christian church, Oswego and Central
a ves.. St. Johns. Interment Rose Citv
cemetery. Remains at the residential
parlors of Miller & Tracy.
DAVIS In this city. January 7, 1922, Ar
thur A. Davis, nusbana or Ruth M.
Davis. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday, January 11, at 2 P. M.. at
the chapel of Edward Holman & Son.
Third and Salmon streets. Interment
In Rose City cemetery.
WALLS The funeral of the late Dr.
James T. wans r.. win lane place from
the church of the Madeleine. East Twen-tv-third
North and Siskiyou streets,
Wednesday, January 11. at 9 A. M.
Burial Mt. Calvary cemetery, private.
CODY The remains of the late George A.
Cody will ne rorwaraed Tuesday. Jan
uary 10, to Bend. Or., where services and
interment will take place. Arrantfemeuts
In care of Miller Ac Tracy.
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.
JLLit'S It. B1.ACK, nubile accountant,
auilkor. lncunie tsx service. Concord
olds-. anU Stark. Thone ilaln 74-i:t.
ANSA YFHM A VII AV4.IYSTS.
Montana assav ukfiOk, i-tcoud
street, tioitl. BiUe r. platinum bought.
K. V. KA.STilAN7rurT 4-S CLauibor
W. . ADAlis, attorney, moved to 013
Couch blilg. Mfly. B4.;. ronsuUatlon (w.
llATtlS. JiTC. ; .
Ult. M c.l A HON 's baths, Portland; steam
showers, plung.s. tubs, all lor a.lc; icll
your filenda. i ourtli at Washing""-
KM.fI.Qll 111 TTONS.
TUE lilW i.-HoDSoN COill'ANli".
sat WashinKton. Bqwy. 434. 'labor U.t4.
MllItOPKACTIC.
Urt. ilcilAHON tMcMani l-urluind: 12th
er. beven pot-xraduats reearcli
courses, ltatcs: Kutended tlms. Hi. ad
Jusiinents, tu. reytorinc lieallli.
ciiiRoi'onisTS.
WlLL.lAil, Kstilie. Florello and Uinana
Ue ny, ths only sclentitio chiropodists
ana arch specialists in city. Parlors auJ
UerUnasr bide., southwest coruer becoud
and A.der streets. M sin HOI.
UK. o, O. FL.K'1'Cllkjt Koot troubles kci
entlflcally corrected; lady aaslslauu 612
Morgan bldg. bU.n 8;tlJ.
UK.
ii. J.OLISI1: t'tl.V hir..i...il..l.
Alorgan bldg. llain 40US.
1I.KAMXH AM) IVKINH.
REGAL CL FAfJFRS
TA1LOK3
AND HATTERS
.. . . w a.m iiAiir.no
riults or overcoats dred brown, biuo or
, . " . m . 1 UIUVII flWIIkttGU. AMI
N. Ulh st.
COI.I.KCTIO.N!.
NEl'H CO., Worcester bid. .Main lTati.
F.o collectlona. no diaries, tibial). lfliK).
KKNTI.HTKl.
D3. B, E. WRIGHT
Third Floor Rnlelgh Bld. '
Corner Sixth and Washington Sts.
Main 211. Auto. ilia.
DENTfilSTfiV
Uli. A. W. Kk:iiS K.
Kn Aflir .".ffApts
Without Pnln Hi 11. V'.uv.lnur..
X-Kay Work. A boys Majestic Theater.
. IIKM(lt;llS AMI lit 1I.DK11S.
fki;u c. Kosi;.
Designer and builder of moderats-
prlred honipg. Main 7'i'tl. West 1'ark.
KI.KCTRICAL KKPAIKINU.
MOTORS REWOUND reared
Ttnt'nHT svt artT.rv
Lraivljl NICHOLS kll-ECTBIC WORKS.
Phone ;,27-X7. 22(1 Main fit.
MI KIC TKACHKK.
IIAIIAJIK UK MAltyl IS WOOD Accred
ited piano and dramatic expreuslon. I'raC'
tie with me. Kasl 11144. 204 E. 2lth st.
t.. CARROLL DA Y, teacher of plnno and
voice. Broadway 2.153. 148 13th st.
rrXKRAff, XOTICK3.
KEIZUR Tn thin city, Sunday. January R,
Karl, a iced 3 yenra, beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Keiaur of 1 Mi Ainnworth,
brother of Barbara, Friend h are in
vited to attend the funeral survlres at 2
P. M. today (Tunday), at the chapel of
Chambers Co.. -4S--".i KUUnpswortii ave.
Interment iu Koio City eemetery.
SUTHERLAND The funeral services of
the late Isabelle Sutherland will be held
Wednesday, January 11, at 1 P. M., at
the chapel of Mliier & Tracy. -lmalnB
will be forwarded to West River kUi
tion. Nova Scotia, Canada, fur Inter
ment. FTNKRAt, CARS.
L.JMOL'iitNKd for funerals, weddings, shop
pinK- Jone Auto. Livery. Marshall 114.
FlNERAL DIRECTORS.
Cremation
$45
Portland
Crematorium
MILLER &. TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less
Independent Funeral Iilrectora.
Wsfchlnsrton street, between 20th and
IMst St., west side. I.ady assistant.
Jldwy. -OKI Automatic 01b -11.
!Mf! 9. PAU!
SO ui until
FUNERAL nil'.F.CTORS.
44.1 Morrison M.. West Side.
I'bones Hroadn ay 43U,
Automatic G4J-5S.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 1r.4.)
FI'XKKAI. PIRKCTORS.
Th'rd and S:ilnion N(. .Mnln BOT.
McENTEE & EILEKS
funeral parlors with alt ths prlvnoy of
a hon.'. 10th and liver-tt tr?ci.
Phones Hrnailway 21.T3. Aut. t:-?,'A.
S.NUDK & WHKAUfON,
Funeral lMreetora.
SuceeFRor.i to
IJr7.a die IS nook,
Belmont at 3.th. Tnhor 12
hiAST Fir.NidRAl 1 '1 It hiCTuK-S.
(T. 8. DCNNINU. INC.)
"The Family fceta the i'rlce." 414 E. Alder,
phone KaHt f2 Aut. '22o-'2Z.
L.mtCll, I'NL'KKTAKKlt.
EaaL til-venth and Hawthorne.
I'hune FluKt 71.
I'lN LEY'S MOUTUARY
MONTllOMKHV AT STU. MAIN !).
pLriS)-0 i;.w;itTAhiMj CO.,
ONLIILO Third and Clay. Mnln
A. R. ZELLER CO..
bVl Williams Avo.
I'hone Kast 10S8.
A. D. KKNWoiaiU & Co..
6MV4 Bl'd St.. Lents. Aut. 1S-2I.
J!OXniEX.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
gnu th st.. opp. nty Hn.il. yr.v nRos.
HoTTO SCHUKANNMARBL WOflX3j
QUAUTV MEMORIALS
I E. TVtIRO PINE STS. ?.12?.EJr':iJ
FUNERAL
COMPLETE
Cnskrt. two Antoa, Hearse. Rm
liulnilnR, Outside noi, Grave
Starker, Funeral ?otiee. Bear,
era (slovea. Lae oC Cliapel
Miller & Tracey
Independent Funeral Director
WanhlnKton at Lllln.
l-buocsi laln 2UV-1, 61S-41.
JEWF.I . B VM F(l. A N I K Ft A I R I NO.
Etutib CO., HituT.KSA l.li JKWli'uKliS.
Milt MOHAWK UlDU
;i)l sn.l Morris
tlilUMKl KIMTS.
tliit ul His lligll-lient Dlsln.t.
bava Money ou sour Ulusi.es.
? v.rs" extierlence; most
3
mouin and complcls equipment at your
servii-e. Consult us tree. i iuura.. v.
sallslied patrons. Ur. .Hamuil lioodilian.
associate optomeLrlst. Maui 2124.
, ,. i SOU MorrUoll St., Ilet.
Chas..liOodman f ront uu i-irst.
Wlli 1'AY Mtn.li.'
fZZi .Classes lit Kt'id - tilled (ram
rV75.iiited to jour eyes, 2..'iO, ilolili!.
vision glasses at low prices;
satisfaction cimraiueed. Ur. A. u. Uurwit.
optomeirlst..Klrststli a. n4. iL
lilt. trtioTt'iiK ULliENSTiaN. veteran op
tician; eyes tested, IJ.as.-es lltlt'd, broki 11
lenses duplicated promptly, very reason
able prices. 2211 Morrison st. .Main ''-1
ri I-..N r Airut:!.
PATENTS Our practice has extended over
a period ot 74 years. All communica
tions strictly confidential, prompt, cfli
cient. conscientious service. handbook
free on request. JlSNN At CO.. Jiol.arl
bhlg.. 5.S4 Market St.. San hraneisio;
Chicago ofrice. room ll) Tower bldg.;
Wasuington olfice, room 103 bclenttllo
American bldg.; .New s'orlt uiilco, S ool-
norui muK.
K. C. WlllLiUT, reElste.red patent attorin
2.'i years. 1. Invention really valuali
nev.
....w.n r.lllV VI 111 ) B.
see prsel lclng lav er. lKH Uelium blcg.
fll Mt
UK. It. A. 1 llll.Lll'S. Uroadway building,
stomach, bowel, liver, kidney, bladder,
rectal, prostate ami leiuaiu disorders.
without operation.
1-ll'K ICKI'AIKINO.
PIPES REPAIRED
rir Shop, ill! Wftfhtnyton Pt.
"I'ltlS. IKKS.
Ok. u. u'aiStkh a company.
U Wt Rnrl mhK. H.lwy. Tl ; &U-f'
ItllKl MA11C M'K IALINT.
Kinff's Uhcumatic Cure
FRKK-KXAMtNATIOS-FRKK.
Tho world's nrrat'!"t rhoumatlo rurtt.
ITS IN THE iKK)L'S; THAT'S A1U
JACK. K 1 N G'S Mineral Troatments.
Cured I'atlrnta My iiest Hferencp,
JACK Ki N , Kheumalto bpctailit.
8a'! I-'lfth tst.. Corner Oak,
St-ronti Kloor Phnenlx niilrT.
T It A N S 1 If. JtA I K A . K.
" JiUCf im sTsTOUAUK & TKA.SSi?ii:H CO.
I'ackinn Moving StoiaRe.
Mnnoy luHtied on tooils in tor.
S3 Fourth mt., opp. Multrnraaa LutftL
IMiono HclTTy. 3T15.
OREGOX TRANSFER CO.,
474 (illhan bU Broad war 32U
DltA YAiili y TORACIK.
Four War.'hoiixr on Terminal Tra'kw.
" V KTK R INARY.
lioSE CITV VKTKU1NAUV IIOSFITAU
Kant 7th and Grant sts. Doth phone?.
Day and nlRht service : 3 veterinarian a.
FT.ORISTS.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IV
PORTLAND.
3?ft Morrlaun St.,
I'ortliind Hotel.
I'll one .Mar. s3.
MARTIN & 10HHE6
COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Klna Roses nnfl Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for All Ocrnstons
Artistically Arranceil.
KLOW1JU8 full Al.l. tjCCAtJKiNS
4737
TAMHIT.T. AT TKNTIT.
And i-'it.ral l.Md guy.
-i5 lluwthorne.
No Uranch Sturrs.
Years on Morri.so-i
streeL, b-t. 4th and
6tli. Main 770.
Smith's Flower Sbop
Potland's ProsreFSlve Florists. We spe
cialize In funeral designs. 1IIH Sixth.
opposite ,M r - Fr.-uiU'" Af:iin TL'in.
IUISKWAY FMIWHIt MK)'.
E. 4ISX AM) SAMiV HI. VI)
Fl.nWrJHH r'dlt A1.I. I ifl'ASH l.3.
WK liKI.U Kit. I'lltIM! U.S.
J. T JAl'M'KV. TA III lit iii;7.1
Null 1111. 1, I'l.llKlSTS.
Bital" Alfred llurklinrdt.)
K. cor. art.! nnd r,li-nll. M;iln 1
IjXm; I ll's FHiKAI. ci'.. L'i7 W.i.ililnilo'i
St.. be t. 41h and Mil. M.lin .Mill'. A. 1101.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
fnvfstintp all cass of n.llftg'Pri
cruelty to andnnN. tfficrs, room liiO
court iioui-'f. I'htMi M tin 37ii from
K A. M. t-i 5 1. M.
The fiorlot y has full rt of ( h
city pound at lis home, iUfi Columbia
ltou levari!. J'honft uny t i in r. 'od
hiwn 7j4. Dos lor aln. Horso ani
liulance for sick or disahlrd hordes,
innll animal painlessly i lectroouteil
wlicrq ncct'hiHii ry a ut ra y aninia
nr.'d for. All dead animals, cows,
horses, etc., picked up.
NKW TODAY.
noaTiivEPRua co.
FIUFFilUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory In
the northwett. Mudo out of your old
worn-out carpets and uys. Save half
the juictt of a nrtv run. L'so woolen
clothing.
U13 ni'fi S'll-:.11 ll.ElKI) SI. AO.
Kttmt H.-.NO. JSH l.nst lOlxhtta.
FOR SALE!
Two Story Frae Hduso
IM13 H WCIK K s r.
a! r.nd remiival of building in
l.iied. HI ds will be received
jntil Juntmry 1 8. If Tl. Spool I teat iuua
at 401 Coin I h fins'.
SCHOOL DiSTRICT NO. I
It. II. 'I hoiiuiM, S hMl lerk and
liiiM. Mr.
STORAGE SPACE
C'entrullr l.'atrd on Traek
We can move nnd ptoro your (rood,
in a fine s prin k le red t'Uiitl ilir.
IlAll.lNti. I'AtMM., SilOU.Vt.fc;
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
47,t t.llsnn St. ' Ildwy. 3470.
FRESH EGGS FOR LESS
TOT CAN III V SPI'I'.H'H
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WANTED, COMPETENT STENOGRA
PHER AND TYPIST
With rxpeHrnro In kpcphiir files.
;oot romiiefisat ion .ami continuous
position. Some fxperieiirf with 1ck.iI
work hflpiul. Apply by letter to All
340, Uieyoiuan.
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