Ttiv. sttvtiat OT? FfiOXIAN. PORTLAND, BIARC1T
14, 1915.
REGENTS 10 STUDY
OREGON'S REQUESTS
Development of University to
Be Attended by Vigor
ous Economy.
FEW SALARIES INCREASED
Quolion of Moving Law School to
Eugene. Enlarging Departments
and Putting Vp New Buildings
Put in Hands of Committee.
CX1VERSITT OK ORtlOOX. Eugene.
Or, March 13. (Special-.) Internal
lengthening, steady development and
rigoroua economy were the watchwords
of the board of regents of the Cniver
eity of Oregon toaay. when they met
to determine the policy along which the
university should proceed under the
millage tax. which Koes into effect
April 1.
The details of the policy proved so
complicated, however, that the whole
question was placed in the hands of 'a
committee consisting; of Regents Miller,
IHxon. Hamilton. Churchill and Newell
to a-o over thoroughly and report to a
second meeting which will, convene
within two weeks.
Salaries Are Increased.
-Resides aDDointing the special com
mittee the regents completed three
items of business. They increased 10
$25ot) the salary of Professor John F.
Bovard. of the department of zoology,
who is now in the East and is consider
ing an attractive offer from one of the
large Eastern universities, and would
have accepted unless inducements were
offered here, and they gave to Mrs. E. S.
Parsons, assistant professor, the rank
of full professor with voting power in
faculty meetings and in increase of $200
a year in salary. She. also, is the re
cipient of pressing offers elsewhere, and
it was desired to retain her services.
The board also signed a voucher for the
current pavment on the seven-acre tract
south of the athletic field, which was
purchased last year.
Eleven Resjents) Present.
Eleven of the 13 regents were pres
ent at the meeting. They were: Fed
eral Judge Bean, president; Governor
Withycombe. Mrs. George T. Gerlinger,
of Dallas: William Smith. Baker;
Frederick V. Holman, Portland: Milton
A. Miller, Portland: S. H. Friendly.
Eugene: W. K. Xewell. Gaston: A. C.
Dixon. Eugene: Charles H. Fisher. Sa
lem: James W. Hamilton. Roseburg.
Those unable to be present were: Ben
"V. Olcott, Secretary of State, and J. A.
Churchill. Superintendent of Public In
struction. The issues of the construction of ad
ditional new buildings on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus, the employing
of a large number of new professors
and instructors and the issue of bring
ing to Eugene, the entire University
of Oregon law school came before the
board.
Three Mew Bnlldingn Wanted.
The buildings contemplated are one
for the school of music, one for the
schocl of commerce and one .for the
school of education. These may all be
combined in one. or may be united in
two buildings, if the board adopts the
plan of the president. Their construc
tion, if granted by the board, is ex
pected to take place within the next
two years.
In the tentative, report of the presi
dent two additional Instructors are
asked for in the school of architecture
at salaries of $2000 each and $500 for
equipment.
"Final action was asked at this time
en the part of the board for the organ
ization of a complete law course in
Eugene. The first-year law, reported
the oresldent, "was offered a year ago;
the second was added this year, and
a class is ready for the third."
Members of the board of regents
said that the board will decide within
a few days whether or not Eugene is
to get the entire law school or none.
The sentiment is said to favor Eugene.
An additional instructor at $2500 Is
asked in this department under the
present condition.
Additional Inilrurtora Desired.
Three additional instructors are
asked in the department of economics
and sociology at $7700. The extension
tlepartment asks another man at $1800.
The school of Journalism asks the in
stallation of an $8000 printing plant
and an instructor in printing at $1500.
Additional courses in art are asked at
an expenditure of $1500.
Additional instructors were reported
needed as follows: Education, one at
$600, one at $1200: rhetoric, one at
$2500: library, one at 900; Latin, one
at $1400: zoology, one at $1000.
The board granted the expenditure
of $750 for an exhibit at the Panama
Faclflc Exposition.
BRICE VALLACE NOW IS 88
Four Generations Celebrate Birth of
Former I.inn Treasurer.
ALBANY. Or.. March -13. (Special.)
Ti'ith all of his eight children and rela
tives to the fourth generation present
Brice "Wallace. ex-County Treasurer of
Linn County, celebrated his SSth birth
day last Sunday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Marshall, in this
city. He has 31 grandchildren and sev
eral great-grandchildren, many of
whom attended the celebration.
The eight children are V. L. Wal
lace. S. O. Wallace. F. E. Wallace and
Mrs. Jennie Keebler. all of Lebanon:
Robert Wallace and Mrs. Bertha Haw
kins, of Portland, and Dr. J. P. Wal
lace and Mrs. A. B. Marshall, of Al
bany. Mr. Wallace was born in Anderson
County. Tennessee. In 1S27. and came
to Oregon in 1877. He settled on a
farm near Lebanon and has resided. in
this county ever since. For the past
few years he has been staying with his
daughter. In this city. He served as
County Treasurer of Linn County from
Wl to 1894.
PEACE SERVICES ORDAINED
Archbishop Christie Fixes March 21
as Date for Ceremonies.
Archbishop Christie, head of the
Catholic archdiocese of Oregon, has
ordained that special peace services
shall be held-on Passion Sunday. March
21, in all Catholic churches and chapels
in accordance with a decree issued by
the Secretary of State January 10.
The Archbishop announces that serv
ices shall be held in the following
order:
In the morning. Immediately after the
last mass, the most blessed sacrament shall
be exposed, after which the psalm miserere
mel. Deus (Psalm ."0) shall be sung with
the antiphon: Da pacem. Domine. In dlebus
nostrls. d'Ji nn est -alius qui pugnet pro
nobis nisi tu. Deus noster. followed by the
vrsicle: Flat pax In vlrtute tua: the re
sponse et abundantia in turrtbus tuis, and
the coiiect. Deus, a quo sancta desideria, etc.
The moat blesssed sacrament shall then
remain exposed for public veneration til.
v.nln It ia nur earnest desire that ar-
raneem?nts be made whereby children also
hall take prominent part in me p'-
adoration. , .
In the evening before the reposition ol
the most biassed sacrament the third part
of the rosary la to be recited, followed by
).. - nn....! nri. Vr MOreSSlV COIHPOU
by the holy father In order to obtain the
benefit of peace; then the lltaoy ol tne
saints, according to the form prescribed
for the devotion of 40 hours in the rituale
Rnman-im Immed atelv after tne main
shall be sung the parce, Domliw. parce pop
ulo tuo; ne in aeternum Irascarls nobis with
the ver'slcles and prayer usually recited af
r tha nmiMslAn in auacumaue tribula
tion as In the ritusle Komanum, with the
addition of the collect Deus, a quo sancta
desiderla. etc. The sacred function shall
conclude with the tantum ergo and bene
dlrtlon of the most blesssed sacrament.
It Is our express desire that no comment
reK.irdins the war, other man an earnesi
exhortatlon to prayers for peace, be made
In anv church on Passion Sunday or pub
licly at anv time. In any place, by prieou
of our archdiocese.
DUNKIRK LEAVES TODAY
.NOTORIOrS FORGER BEI.XG TAKE IV
TO OMAHA FOR TRIAL.
Posing aa Robert II. Duke, Son
Soa of
Tobacco Manufacturer, Forged
Drafts Are Negotiated.
In the watchful care of Detective
Frank Williams, of Omaha, Robert H.
Dunkirk, alias Duke, alias Drake, forger
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of note, who was capiurea In Portland
last Sunday by City Detectives Tack
aberry and Hellyer, will leave for Ne
braska at 10 o'clock this morning. Dun
kirk is wanted in Omaha for passing
a bogus check for 3500 on I. W. Van
Haussenl manager of . the Laemmle
Film Service in that city.
linnlrirv tx-na cantnred in Portland on
information sent from Omaha and since
his capture has been connected with
several other check-passing exploits
found neatly recorded in a black diary
which he carried.
Dunkirk's favorite strategy was to
pose as Robert II. Duke, son of a mil
lionaire tobacco magnate, and even had
cards and stationery engraved with his
name and that of the American To
bacco Company, of New York. He is
also suspected of obtaining $1100 on
a draft in Milwaukee and 35000 on a
draft in Memphis, both drafts being
forgeries.-
Detective Williams has been in Port
land several days, but only received
the necessary extradition papers yes
terday.
BINGER HERMANN TO SUE
Ex-IIepresentative to Wage Fight for
Frank Arant.
ROSEBCRG, Or., March 13. (Spe
cial.) Binger Hermann, ex-Represen-tatlv
in Congress from this district,
has signified his intention to bring suit
against the Government in behalf -of
Frank Arant, deposed Crater Lake Na
tional Park superintendent, to recover
back wages which he avers are due
to Mr. Arant.
Mr. Arant in 1913 was asked by
Secretary Lane, of the Interior De
partment, to resign in favor of "Will
G. Steel. Mr. Arant refused to resign
on the grounds that he held office
under the classified Civil Service. .The
matter was taken before the Civil Serv
ice Commission, and it ruled in favor
of Mr. Arant. '
Ex-Attorney-General McReynolds
held differently, however, and upon
his ruling Secretary Lane had . Mr.
Arant removed by a Federal Marshal.
ST. PAUL JfVOMA'N DIES
Mrs. A. R. Coleman, 35 Years Old,
Survived by Husband, Daughter.
ST. PAUL, Or.. March 13. (Special.)
Mrs. Anna Coleman, wife of A. R.
Coleman, a prominent farmer of this
section, died at the family home, two
miles east of St. Paul, Wednesday,
after a lingering illness of 'several
months. Mrs. Coleman was born in
Minnesota September 23, 1880, and
came with her parents to Oregon In
1893. She was married to Mr. Cole
man in 1901.
Mrs. Coleman was active in church
and social circles. She is survived by
a husband and an 11-year-old daughter,
Mildred. The funeral was conducted
from the St- Paul Church this morning
and burial was in the local cemetery.
LEAP FREES ARRESTED MAN
Alleged Assaulter at Hoseburg Es
capes From Second Story.
ROSEBURG, Or., March IS. (Spe
cial.) By requesting to change his
clothes. Virail Saxton. of Yoncalla,
yesterday escaped by Jumping from a
second-story window after he had been
placed under arrest . by Constable
Church. Saxton's arrest was sought
by C. W. Ohlson, who charged him
with assault with a dangerous weapon.
When Mr. Church went to Saxton's
home he found his man seated on the
front porch. After hearing the war
rant read Mr. Saxton requested the
privilege of changing his clothes.
When he did not return in a reason
able time the officer went to investi
gate. x
Fruit Meetings Planned at Lebanon.
ALBANY, Or.. March 13. (Special.)
In lh$ interest C -the establishment
- p. , ,-vjrl 1
Mi" . . kvw TODAY.
of a fruitgrowers' association In this
section of the state, a delegation of
Albany merchants will go to Lebanon
next week to hold meetings, it is ex
pected thatj 60 local men will make the
trip, accompanied by the Aipany wnu.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINBS8.
Pnrtv hnvlnp sio.ooo invested In ware
houses, etc, in this fine paying- business
will make an equal partner oi a goua
man putting: In a like amount in cash.
Money to be used for more warehouses,
etc. Entire amount not necessary at once.
This Is a splendid opportunity to step into
a business making s-ood profit every month.
C. D. STROW,
615 Stock Exchange Bldg-.
EDUCATED woman of pleasing- personality
and over 25, for important position with
old established house; must be able to
earn la a week; experience unnecessary,
as we Instruct; personality main requisite.
Apply in person tomorrow 10 to 12 A. M.
only, and come prepared to stay on
work Immediately. W. H. Ljon, Hotel
Lenox.
V XT f-. II Gentlemen to handle one of the
best selling- auto accessories ever brought
to the Pacific Coast; can give you sep
arate territory to start you to earning
S0 to $73 a week: If you are awake call
at 604 Corbett bldg., U to 11 A. M. ln
vestlgate. J. E. Mason. .
WILL, exchange my equity of $i00 in a
newly finished 5-room cottage, all built
in conveniences. Dutch kitchen, cement
basement, large lot, bet. Hawthorne and
Richmond car. near 34th St.. for lot or
livestock. Tabor 11S6.
FOR SALE Irvlngton bun2Hlow, near
Broadwav. Sluu cash, rest line rem, o
rooms arid sleeping porch, small lot. 3-7
E. IBth at. Price $;1Jiii. See owner at
address or SIT Board of Trade. East 4
CLACKAMAS station, 17 acres rich bottom
land, suitable lor truca garaen; ipoui
acres cleared. balance easily cleared
what have you? V u'87. Oregonlan.
IIIGH-CLASS carpet or woolen goods man
wholesale or retail ouyer or wiui
clean record of lt years In Portland; sal
ary no object. AH 664, uregonian
140 ACRES partly logged off, 15.00 cords
WOOd estimated, tt. tl. spur near l"i"
Will sell wood or land. Scappoose district.
Add. lL'SH id. Phone Marshall 404 1.
iri-u? SAT.p- HnttermHk route cheap; two-
seated buggy to exenange lor
farm wagon. 83d St., bet 6ith and 68th
ave. S. E.
i : i tv: r f . NT civ NAven-nasnenfirer. aood condi
tion, newly painted, very reasonaoie, wm
stand examination. Kern. 1st and Salmon
pts.
PRIXTKR wishes steady position; can do
anything In country oince irum l"
linotype; no Dooxer; marneu. -auwic
box 57, route 2, Oervais, or. ,
WANT contract salesman. Must be high-
grade. If you re not tne oest, ooni can,
must he able to finance self. Commission.
Ca 1 1 Monday, 10 to 12. 313 Fenton bldg.
WANTED Modern 7 or 8-room unfurnished
house, walking distance. x ooo. jrc,
nian. -
PARTNER wanted with $800 for an estab
lished mechanical repair snop.
Oregonlan.
WANTED A position by a reliable single
man belnir desirous of any service you
have to offer. H 069, Oregonian.
WANTED To rent modern 5 or 6-room
house by April 1: Rose City Park pre
ferred. Call Tabor 140,
FOR RENT fi-room modern house, luuxiov
feet of ground; all kinds of fruits, lor
particulars pnone ocuwuuu uf.
eti i?2viiY'-4n wa.1t .itv stores: live com
mission proposition. to 11, 428 By. Ex.
bldg.
CLEANER and presser will give interest in
business to ngm man. u "J ' -"
man.
GIRL for light housework; inust go home
nights. Mack's Millinery, o-j uuiou
- N. E. 3ol.
1 R-1TT. oak showcase forsale. plate glass.
suitable for jeweler or drugstore; also 1
sale. rnvne maraiiaii .'w.
PRACTICALLY new Smith Premier type
writer for sale cheap; a snap. T tSd7
Oregonian
HIGH school girl wishes position In family
In return lor ooara ana room. - vt wi
Oregonian.
LAD V or gentleman to take charge of of
fice; must invest a few nunareo. ad oio,
Oregonian.
WANTED Partner; have good paying mes
senger office; fine chance for right party;
price very low. Call HMhi Everett.
WANTED By competent woman, cleaning
or chamber worn a lew nours eacn cay,
or day work. Main 2099.'
WHY not open an electric fixture store on
one of the most prominent corners in city
at 387 E. Morrison 7
WANTED Bathtub and fixtures to Install,
open plumbing; must be a bargain. Phone
Marshall "JMJo. s
WANTED To rent home bakery and con
fectionery in small town. S 663, Orego
nian. FOR RENT One of Irvington's modera
homes, situated within one niocK oi car
line. For particulars phone E. 1490.
WANTED Place on stock ranch or farm
by strong, capable boy. H 670, Oregj
nlan. WANTED Saleslady and makers. Call 344
Alder at.. 10 to It o'clock Sunday.
FOR RENT Sweet-toned
Main 4415.
upright piano.
MAMMOTH White Pekin duck eggs for
setting. 195 Front st. Phone Main 18iW.
FINE o-passenger Chalmers, modern equip
ment; cheap for cash. Call Tabor 5SS.
PLEASANT front room for rent, with board;
walking distance. East 4440.
TO BOARD and room a young lady.
and all home comforts. East ooJ6.
NICE front suite, furn. H. K., cheap. Phone,
bath, running water, .-or Knott, near Will
iams. ASSOCIATE contractor with some capital,
some knowledge of dirt and rock work;
references. H 666. Oregonian.
MOST elegantly furnished sleeping and
housekeeping rooms. 21 Morrison st.
FOR SALE Almost new spray machine.
price S4n. star Barn, let ana uommoia.
THE CHETOPA. IRth and Flanders. 2. S and
4-room apartments, Turnisneq; hb ana up.
EXPERIENCED girl for tray work in pri
vate hospital.' Call at 611 Lovejoy.
CLEAR lot. Mount Scott district, for auto.
G 670, Oregonian.
I HAVE a fine diamond for sale cheap, less
than wholesale cost. N u. uregonian.
BOAT and boathouse for sale.
Call Main
056 or 6489. S300.
GENT'S furnishing location, busy corner, low
rent. Apply 387 E. Morrison.
KATHERINE APTS. To rent, modern 3-
room furnished apt., cheap. 14 -Ja t.
NEATLY furnished front bedroom, walking
distance, 11.50 per week. Via otn st.
I MUST sell a 1814 Merkel, fully equipped;
this ts a bargain. East ;ui.
DIAMOND ring and cash for good motor-
cycle. Tabor 1M6.
GENTLEMAN, refined, private family. West
Side, walking distance, v bts, uregonian.
WANTED Second-hand marine gasoline en
gine, not over 720. AD 408, oregonian.
CHILD to board: ono In need of mother's
care preferred. East 206.
THE WENTWORTH. .
232 12th and Main; 2-room apt.; modern.
TWO unincumbered lots at Gearhart cheap.
or will trade. J 7, oregonian.
DAIRY lunch location, one of the best trans
fer corners In city. I all at 13 V4 Grand ave.
IF searching for location to open a drug
store, call at 8S7 is. Morrison St.
WANTED Competent girl for general house
work; must De good cook. zo xm. zotn st.
MEETING NQTICE8.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
46. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication Monday, iodge
15. 2 o'clock P. M.. East Eighth
and Burnslde, to conduct the
funeral of our late brother E. H.
Roper. Funeral committee take notice. A
full attendance desired. All M. M. Invited.
Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND, Sec.
HIBEKA COUNCIL. NO. 204 KNIGHTS
AND LADIES OF SECURITY Open meeting
tomorrow evening, ;asi aioe w . j. w . nan,
s-.t sixth and Alder. 500 and dancing
afterward. Fine music, good prizes. Mem
bers and inenos inviteo. Aamiasion iroe.
tittst xers of ImDortance will come up for
consideration in Portland Tent, No. 1, at
ihair nMt rev-lew. which occurs on Thurs
day evening, March 18. " It is desired that
all members who can will attend.
Ki. V. - n. C 1, JV. n.
whist PARTY and dance elven by Web-
foot Co.. No. 65, W. O. W.. Friday evening,
March 19, In W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th.
L Vanway's orchestra, cards a;4o. uanc
ln'g at 10 o'clock.
COME to Sons and Daughters of the
"ARK" "500" party Monday evening, March
15 hall 129 4th St., 4th floor. Hand-painted
china prize. Cards 8:30. Admission 15a
Benevolence fund.
PORTLAND COMPANY. NO. 25. UNI
FORM RANK. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
will hold a benefit dance Monday evening.
March 15. 264 H Madison st., in Castle Hall.
Cosmopolitan Lodge. No. 109.
EXTRA Emblem Jewelry of all kinds.
Special deals us made Jaecef ro jewelers.
PORTLAND BUSINESS
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable prices.
Pacific Title A Trust Co., 7 Ch. of Com.
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION, knife and box pleating, plcot
ing hemstitching, braiding, embroidering.
Eastern Novelty Mfg. Co.. bSV oth -
Mall orders promptly attenaeq m.
K STEPHEN Hemstitching and scalloping,
a-cord. side pleat, buttons covered, goods
SDouged. mail orders. SHi Alder. M. u-iiS.
ASSAYERS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 14iVi Zd. Gold,
silver and platinum uouguv.
ATTORNEYS
LAWYER; consultation free. Main 4993.
Selling bldg.
HALL & FLIEDNEK, lawyers; consultations
free. 200-w r lieaner Diae. mar, oom.
CARPET WEAVING.
NORTHWEST RUG CO. Rugs from old car
pets, rag rugs. laS East otn. .Both phones.
CELLULOID BLTTONS, BADGES.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANT.
87 Washington st. Main li and A 1154.
CHIROPODISTS.
William Estelle and William, Jr., Deveny,
the only scientific chiropodists In the city.
Parlors SUH Gerlinger bldg.. S. W. cornet
'd and Alder. Phone Main 1301
DR. ETHEL A. SACRY, painless chiropodist.
olio Panama oiog. fiioue mam jwq.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
Hill. Office blieuner Plug, main oio.
GRADUATE foot specialist, manicurist. 204
Macieay. Zbti w aaningLon tu mar, onoy.
CMI-RO-PKACT1C PHYSICIAN.
DR. M'MAHON ia thorough. Chronic cases,
taking time; 31 treatments S15. 121 4th.
Dr Poulsor specialist in paralysis, nervous,
chronic diseases. 300 Pittock blk. M. 8414.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
DRESS SUITS for rent. We press one suit
each week for $1.50 per month.
UNIQUE TAILORING CO.,
809 Stark St.. bet. 6th and 6th. Main 614.
COLLECTION AGKNT3.
CLAIMS of any description collected on
percentage anywhere. Highest class refer
ence. The Harden Mercantile Agency,
426 Henry bldg. Phone Marshall 4b0.
Accounts, notes, Judgments collected. "Adopt
Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co..
826 N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Main 074.
Al'TO AXD BlKltiY TOPS.
DUBUIL.LE BUGGY TOP CO.. 200 2d St.
BAGGAOK CilJiCKKO AX HOME.
BaRgase Omnibus Transfer, Park ag Uavia,
BREAD BA&EBV.
Royal Pakery & Conf.. Inc., 11th and Everett.
BKKWKfis A"1 BOTTLERS.
HENRY WBI.NHARD, 18th and Burnslde.
CASCABA 11AKK AND CKAPK KOOX.
KAHX BHOS., 1K1 Front it.
CEMliXT, LIME AXU PLASTER,
P. T. CKOWE & CO.. 4o Fourth St.
DRV GOODS.
FLEISCKNER. MAYER & CO.. gOT A'h 8t-
ELECTK1CAL WCPFLIES.
Stubbs Electrical Co., til and. Pine sts.
GKAIN MERCHANTS.
Albers Bros. Milling- Co., Front and Marshall.
H. M. HOUSBR. Board of Trade bldg.
GROCERS.
WADHAMS ft CO.. ISS-7r, Fourth St.
MEETING NOTICES.
nnxifT ivnVirrall, SOCIETY members.
take notice.' Rose Festival plans ready Con
tracts w be considered. Every member re
quested to be Present.
P. A. V Jt -
H. WILKES, Secretary.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
KEELER March 12, at the residence of her
Kaee!eraged 72 "bW tnotherof
Mr. ' Au" Clark J! of this city; Mrs Olive
R. Park, of Tucson. Ariz., and Mrs. Annie
E. Williams, of Philipsburg. Mont. Fu
neral services will be held at Dunning &
McEntees chapel today (Sunday) at -P.
M. Friends invited. Interment Rose
City Cemetery.
MURPHY At the family resmence,
Fourth street, March x., uwn" T'
Murphy, aged 35 years 2 months 21 days.
Funeral from the above residence at .-u
A M Monday. March 15, thence to Bt.
Lawrence Church. Third and Sherman
streets, where services will be held at
A M Friends invited. Interment Mount
Calvary Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
DODSON In this city. MarcH 13, 1915, Ira
Dodson, of Troutaaie, bbbu oi jCn.,o
months and 2 days. Deceased is sur
vived by a widow and one son, H. Dodson.
Funeral will be held today (Sunday) at
4 PM. from the chapel of the fakewes
Undertaking Co. Services strictly private.
ROPER At the family residence, JU4
Wheeler St., Tiaay, ircu j-,
Elijah Henry Roper, aged 49 years s
months 17 days. Funeral services will
be held at the Breeze-Wright funeral
parlors, 106 Belmont St., Monday, March
15 at 2 o'clock P.. M. Friends invited.
WELLS At Seattle, Wash., March 11. Mrs.
Elizabetu J. wens, uueu of u.,
servicos will be held at Holman a funeral
parlora at 1 P. M. today (Sunday) March
14. Interment Rivervlew Cemetery.
PETTIT The funeral services or tne inte
Mary W. Pettit win oe iieiu n. ici .evi
dence, 273 E. Soth st., at 1 :J0 P. M. Mon
day, March 15. Friends invited. Inter
ment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery.
Keached by Mount Seott and Cawidotj
Cars, ootn leiepnones.
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Mount Scott Park Cemetery
and Crematorium
Mam KlnH.rn in America.
Oriel na tors and Leaders oi HIch-CIaa
Cemetery Service In roriiunu.
Lnder Perpetual Care.
thoii located on Dicturesque Mount
Scott, "where nature's peaceful quietude
lends an Influence to soiten sorrow.
LAHGK. PEKMANKNT. PARKLIKE.
FLORISTS.
UAH'm FORBES .-O., florists, 847 Wash
ington. Mala 2a, A 120U. Flowers lor all
occasions artistically arranged.
CLAKKi, BROS, designers and decorators;
fiesh cut flowers, great variety. Morrison.
between 4ia ana atn. mn "
PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 2d and Alder.
Designs and -prays. Marshall 5822.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 1215. A 212 L Selling
building
T c. F. BURKHARDT. 120 N. 23d Funeral
designs and cut flowers. Main 1359. AiUJl.
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-IcicAiUona lain Ittiy. A. 6080. ,
COLLECTION AGENCY.
NETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1798
No collection, no charge. Established lwu.
DANCING.
HEATHS SCHOOL Lessoua daily: classes
Tues., Friday evealngs, s to lu. ivy sv.,
bet. Washington and Stark. Lessons 2io.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Treatment by specialists; glasses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Casseday, D17 Dekum bidg.. 4a eg VV n.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented
and repaired. We do all kinds of repairing
and rewinding; all work guaranteed. H.
M. H. Electric Co., SI lirst st. North.
Phone Main 8210.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.
PHOENIX Iron Works. East 3d and -Hawthorne
General machine and founary work
KODAKS.
KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing,
printing and enlarging. PIKE & MAKK
H AM CO., 343 Washington st. -
MACHINERV.
Engines boilers, sawmills, bought, told and
exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co.. Portland.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and
bicycles. Phone Main 53, A 2153.
MUSICAL.
Eniil Thielhorn. violin teacher; pupil Sevclk.
207 Flledner bldg. A 4100, Marshall 1H2B.
SCHOOL of MUSIC. STAFF of TEACHERS.
CONSERVATORY 141 13th St.. at Alder.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. PHILLIPS, specialist in paralysis, nerv
ous, chronic diseases. 504 Oregonian bldg.
OPTICIANS.
A FIGHT on high prices.
0Os
-hy pay 36 to 310 for
asses when I can fit
ur eves with flrst-oual-
lty lenses gold-filled frames, as low as 31.50?
Coodman 200 Morrison, near bridge. Mall
orders promptly filled. Write for particulars.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
7577 77 jj NORTH RUP, 30S Morgan bldg.,
cor B-oadwav and Washington street. Of
fice phone, Main 349: residence, East 1023.
PATENTS.
PATENTS that protect and pay; advice and
. . v. v. MfMndi: hfat re
sults; promptness assured: send sketch or
model for free search. Watson E. Colemaa.
patent lawyer. 824 P st-. Washington. D. a
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
HITS AND CAPS.
THAXHAUSKK HAT CO.. 5a-53 Front.
HIHKS. PELTS. WOOL AD FURS.
KAHN BROS.. 11 Front St.
1ROX WORKS.
PACIFIC IKON WORKS.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
STRUCTURAL STEEL PLANT.
TTOITIS-TIRY
Portland Iron Works. 14th and Northrup.
LEATHER AND SHOE TRADE SIFPLIES.
CHAS. L. MASTIC & CO., 7 Fronti,lef,the.r
of every oescript.oni taya, ma.
LEATHER AND SHOE TRADE SLFPLIfcS.
CHAS. L. MASTICK & CO., 74 Front; leather
, .Arv desorintion: tans. mlg. findings.
..vvfu lvn n-nvrWH NECKWEAR.
COL UMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co., 3 Fifth st.
MILLINERY.
BRiDSHAW BROS., Morrison and 7th sts.,
ORNAMENTAL IRON AND AIRE.
Portland Wire & Iron Wks., gd and Columbia.
DIED.
TAYLOR John Taylor, age 64 years, died
at his home, 675 Drew st., Saturday
March 13. Remains at the chapel of
Chambers- Undertaking Co.. corner Kll
lingsworth ave. and Kirby st. Announce
ment of funeral later.
jjAYLOR At his residence in Woodstock,
, Dover Addition. Benjamin Haylor, age 74
years. Remains are at the parlors of the
Skewes Undertaking Co., corner Third and
Clay. Funeral notice later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Tu only lesluence uadei lading establish-
mu. m Portland witu private driveway.
Malu . A 15U-
j. f. j? ivs Lie. x cv-
Montgomery at Fifth.
u n cnwARD HOLMAN. the leading
funeral clreotor, 220 Third street, corner
Salmon. Laay assiatanu Jk. nix, aiaia wi.
s. e nilWNlNA INC.
East Bide' Funeral Directors, 414 Bast Al
der street. Eaat JJ. a uo.
A. K. ZELLJSK CO., 5Wi WILLIAMS AVE.
Bast 108S, C lutra, iauy kiluuwuii. vm
and night service.
DUNNING at M'JSNTEE, funeral directors.
Broadway ana Pine, pnone isaia
Lady attenqanu
BKEjZE, Sunnyslde Funeral Parlora. Auto
hearse. lU2o Belmont st. lapor ijjj, d
u -r hvhms. Williams ave. and Koolt.
East lllO. C itf-g. LMUy KUPim.ii
P. L. LEKCH, East llih aud Clay streeta
Lady assistant. Last 701.
SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANT. 34
and uiay. maiu i ' , a i-j .
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
67 UKAKD AVE, K.
n:n llll vL Slid KVCrett.
Ptavnea Kaat 14-'3, B U515. Open Day
Report all cases of cruelty .to this of
fice. Lothal chamber for small animals,
rlorse ambulance for sick or disabled
aninutls at a moment's notice. Anyone
desiring a pet may communicate wm u.
NEW TODAY.
flVB-STORV AND BASEMENT
CONCRETE WAREHOUSE
80X10O FEET, WITH TRACKAGE,
BEST CLOSE-I.V LOCATION.
Absolutely fireproof; with heating plant
and automatic spnnKier system. i"
arrantre offices to suit. Kent very
reasonable.
CALLAN & KASER
T22 VEOV Bt lLDINO.
P0RTLANDJ1EIGHTS
QUARTER BLOCK
$4500
A genuine bargain.
722 Yeon Bldg. Main 1633.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Made on City and Nearby Farm Property
Interest ana o r-er
No Overcharges. No red tape. Straight
Loans on straigm riiu
OREGON IAV. A MORTG. CO,
Stock Eacbanae Bulldlnc, Third and
Yamhill Streets.
INC ONE PROPERTY WANTED
u.v. a wll-imnroved farm in the
Willamette Valley, three miles to elec
tric line and town: 21)0 acres of this is
rich bottom land: good buildings. Prlc
130.000 clear of incumbrance. Will
trade this for good West Side income
property and assume.
A3 nil, urfnuuioii.
Mortgage Loans
Any Amount 400 Upward. 15.000 for
r arm Loan, or an miuu como.
" GEO. H. THOMAS,
27 Oak St., Room 2, Alnsworth Bldg.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
On Improved Properties in Any Amount
at current xvaie.
HARTMAN THOMPSON, BANKERS.
Ceraer r ouria ana 9 auwu.
$650
$650
LOT 50x100
East Ankeny and Thirty-econa t.
Street Improvement and Sewer Assess
ment paid. Fbune Est 3101, Owner.
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i ail iinmm si i s i
DIRECTORY
PATENT ATTORNEY.
R C. WRIGHT 23 years' practice. U. S. and
foreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg.
PAINTING AND KALSOMlMMi.
WE kalsoiniiie rooms ut $2.50 and paint
houses at your price. East 50'-. B 11134.
PAWNBROKERS.
STEIN'S LOAN OFFICE.
2U NORTH liTH ST.
ELBY CO., separate department for ladles.
o20 Lumber Exchange. 2d and Stark sts.
PIPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24th and York sis. Main 34M.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. B1IAH SIGN'S.
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS.
231 Wash. St. Phone Main 710 and A 2
SHOE REPAIRING.
10.
SHOES HALF SOLED
in lu minutes
while you Hait.
40c,
New York Shoe Repair Co.,
. 243 Vi Alder St.
-STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C O PICK Transfer & storage Co. Office
and commodious 4-story brick warehouse,
separate iron room and fireproof vaulll
ir- .'-.i,,hlnK. N. vv- cor. 2d and Pine sis.
Pia.ios and furniture moved and packed
for (shipment, special rates made on goods
in our through cars to all domestic and
foreign porta. .Mam quo, . iwu.
Q1.SOX-KOE TRANSFER CO.
New fireproof warehouse with separata
rooms. Wo move and pack household
goods and pianos and ship at reduced
ratna a ut f vans an J teams for moving.
Forwarding and distribuun,,' agents. Fre
trackage. Office and warehouse, loth and
Hoyt sts. Main 54i. A Jj-ti.
ul-i ir.x: Tk a XSFEH CO.- 474 UHuan i
cor. 13th. Telephone Main tt or A
We own and operate two large class "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
insurance rates In city.
MANNING WAREHOUSE & TRANSKER C J.
New location. th and Hoyt sts.
Moving, -ackinjf. shipping. stuiaKe.
Main Ton. A '2214.
MADISCN-ST. IXCK and WAREHOUSE
Of lice 1SU Madison. General merchandise
and ror.varcnnff agents, rnunc amm i
GREEX and dry slabwood, blockwood. Pan
Aina Fuel Co. Main 5720, A 3893.
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER.
W. P. FI LLER & CO.. lth and Uavla
PAINTS, OILS AND GLAS.
RASMUS-SEN & CO., I'd and Taylor sts.
PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALV1.S.
M. L. KLINE. !4-S Front st
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE. S4-B Front st.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. BALTES & CO.. lit and Oak sts.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVEKDINU & FAItKEl.L. HO Front SL
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northr.ip.
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS,
W. P. FULLER & CO l-'th and Davis.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN' WALL rAPEU CO., 2S0 Id st.
W HOLES ALK JEWELERS A OPTICIAN.
BUTTERFIKLD WiOS., MOHAWK BI.PO.
NEW TODAY.
191 SECOND ST.
PRIVATE HOME SALE
We will sell the Furniture and Fur
nishings of the ten-room house located
163 North 16th St.
Take North Portland or 16th-St. car
to Irving street. Sale will be held
Monday, 10 A.M.
This sale is of interest to dealers
owners of furnished apartments and
rooms, as lot contains English break
fast tables, Cooker Chief gas ranges,
large and small kitchen cabinets, san
itary couches, dressers, chairs, rock
ers, rugs and carpet, linoleum, steel
range, bedding, comforts, sheets, slips,
dishes, kitchen utensils, etc. Don't
neglect this sale, as few contain such
items as are to be sold in tnis sale.
Bell Auction Co.
191 SECOND ST.
TAKE
Oregon Electric Car
AND GO TO
MULTNOMAH
HOUSES AND I,OTt FOR SALK ON
THE Itli.VT WAS.
Only twenty minutes from the renter
of the city. Jitney runs over tne oowie
vard from Sixth and Taylor streets.
Our agent Is on the ground and will
elve you attention. Stop paying rent
md acquire a home. Full Particular, at
512 PLATT BtlLUIMf.
Income Property
For Sale
and Trade
Come in and Talk It Over. I Have Only
Genuine Bargains ana me.isesi.
Main 6974.
WM. G. SECKENDORF
315-1H STOCK EH HAX1K BI ll,niU.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on improved city and farm property at
current rates. Attractive repayment
privileges. Loans quicKiy cioaeo.
today.
i.AllK LUAA3 Klff,
O BIS1.K8S PHOPKRT1ES
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
sn.-Jilt Aorlh went era Bank Bulltltas.
VE3 WILL BUILD AXD FIXASfCE
HOMES
v- g- Fiats ana Apartments
" in nv tart of the
city costing from
i nun to 20.uuu; pay-
Jl" 1 n YffVr-H- Call and see us.
F. K. U(lV31A.l cc. ,.,
Room 1, Commerelal CHb Hulldlag.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Our Own Muue sl Current fiaies.
MCXItlPAL AMI C'OKI'OKATION liUMJS.
IAKM Au till j-e-l.a.
M Fvunb hi fivardi vX liade Uldg.
AUCTION!
slip
8 jf"
INCOME
PROPERTY
paying 17 net on
amount of money
required to handle.
Value $15,500
WILL SACRIFICE
FOR
$10,600
Only $4300 cash re
quired; balance 7.
Investigate.
Y 612, Oregonian
20 Years to Pay!
0t Your Farm Hm trwm ttm Cafltft Im
Mot pt-iHluciivtsoil od tUnite rrly tiki k ra
ft ne truKportttloa all tha com(ot f
m.klrf uoorr farming thai jrou ftad ia U tmt tain-
tus tcctioDi every when.
Low Prices and $2,000 Loan
Trill rich taod ontr fit t f r in trrlr
land from f5. Twenty ytnrm to fmy ihinh ol It.
Long ic(or your liwt iyiiieni U due your Urra will
hv paid lor Mtli. Vm J-ou up to $.. la
Urrn improrrmrott, on certain torMhtion. witfc no
rfcuritv but the Und 1'vll. Twenty vrmn to rpT .
Interfst ft per cmt. II vou wint lrm horn all mm1T
U tep Into. B one ti out Redy Made rm-
Dmiryinn. tf M Uv-tck Mh
Irtcofnoa Mr. Ln 1i Ml tl" i.rpo.
"iernt rcmdiiirtnt la l-uropa aMura highest (Wwaa
lutowa lor everythiDg nitd.
The Ofler Hied on C-oorl T-af-.faT oa aarfti
far murd Urniing rd rrmia growing. 1 lie Und
w1i rw taken hist, an rini1 pr:nMi io rtu. fl'nf mT
cii todvyjorjr handbook andjuil pmrttci
Excursion party Irnv lug- 8ltl
L. K. THORNTON, VL Rep.
'7l IMno ct., Miittnitrriah Motel !11k
-OKTI,AM), OK.
10 ACRES
om; am m:.i-oi iitii iii.i:
I'HOll I II. All i.
KIkM Arm In llllth SCatr nf lll
llvatlon, To Arm I'smurr.
six.iiiiini iiiti m:,
barn, two chic ken - Iioukcs, i-n
torm of hiiv In luirn, one yrar
wood li wiirKlnhed. ono hor.-o-. on.
cow. omi h'lfft. Hi" i lilrkrna.
wRKon, bni:y ami all lu'rcscary
furmlnt; tool.-i. '
$5000
Portland home to full vjilue or
prefer two sni.ilinr lioiiHf".
i; iii:t. oiiw.ii.ma.
LARGE LOANS
On Central Itetall HuKineaa Property
May Be Obtained at
Edward E. Goudey
Narlbnmlrrn Hank Building.
FARM
LOANS
Wo are loanitiy Eastern Lifa Iniur
ance money and will make choice Wil
lamette Valley farm loans at the low
est rates ever quoted in Oregon.
THE DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO.
607 Concord Building,
Second and Stark Streets.
Portland. Orefoa
SEASIDE, OREGON
ATTH 1CTIVK HFMtlFM'K FOR Sil l".
ON IIO Alll WALK.
Ocean anal Tillamook Head In Full Vlrw.
Corner lot: nine rooms; Fr"'-'""" veran
dah; hot and cold water; elertrlc lights;
garage and all modern conveniences;
large open fireplace. FtirnUhed In ale.
km nue. Including piano. A most desir
able home and HUrpHxIngly low flume.
No trade. Ka.-y icrma. lur further
particulars apply
FIH ST STATU II Mi. OF MCA J. IDF.,
Seaside, Oreaon.
BROKE!
Th Urnt lowe-ln Apirfmrnf r rml
Himlnan C'ornrr oa I".ant Mdc.
Must Raise Money!
Will sell for ahout &0o on the dollnr on
actual cost $ 1 0 U cash. niortmtKe :in".
liverythlnic full paid. tome Income. Ah
solutely no trade.
4-M it ti i.w a y t:ii iHi;R iii.rHi.
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON IMPROVED BISlNEsa PROntKTItn
Residence loana and I per cent, ac
cording to location. Plenty cf money.
ROBERTSON & EWING
2U7-M Norllmestera Bank MUa.
BUSINf ss wriv ANO ClOSF IN RC fIDf Mcr
RIKTORr B W A BUM
-EDWARDE.G0'JDEY7
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