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Newspaper Page TextTTIl: SUNDAY OKEGONIA.', PORTLAND, J IN'UARY 16, 1916. VISTA FUND NOW $1200 AMOIM FOR COLI.DBIA HIGHWAY .MEMORIAL CROWS DAILY. ipuli Srmt Ont to AatawobilUt to DoBate for Honaeit to Ploaeersj Bear Fruit. The fund for the Vista House, through the solicitation anions auto- mobile owners of the county alone, already has risen to more than $1200 in cash and pledges and each mail is bringing more an4 more contributions to the office of the treasurer of the association. In beginning: the canvass for funds the Vista House Association decided to make its first appeal to the automobile owners, as the ones who will most use the Columbia Highway, and naturally will be most deeply interested in the memorial monument to the pioneers which is to be embodied in the great rest station to be built on Crown Point. Their letters went out early last week, and the responses have fully justified their expectations. The list of pledges and of cash do nations up to last night follows: Pledges. Previously acknowledged . .......$ aj.VOO C A. Tavlor It. K". I e w i 1 1 Connell. ............ . l: V. Dunbar W. J. .Jones Mrs J. Kricdenthal It. I.. Short vtllam V. Eastman American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.. f'lark ft Henry Construction Co.... J.irk Kin HlllUm lirenfeU C. A. Blgelow Andrew c. Smith.... ........ A. Kord Warren B. C Pier Sllverffeld Multnomah Trunk A Bag Co U Wlnthtr G.oo r..oo ..!H 3.00 .voo 5.UO 5.0 5.00 n.oo o.OO 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Total 513.00 Caab. Previously acknowledged. ......... .$ 543.50 n H. Jenkins i.00 .Mrs. Caroline A. Kamra... John Stewart I H. Taffe It. C. gwing Vnknown K. B. Bute 1-ee Arnett Kdaar E. Frt-.nk. ...... ... Charles E. Runyoa. ...... . J H. Borst Emerson Hardwood Co.... ir. Charles E. Jones...... u. A. Klton C. W. Cornelius William Albers J. P. Plaa-emann. ....... T. D. Honeyman H J. Blaesins MIIss McC. Mason C. K. Bromhali J. H. Dunbar J. S Killirreen Clara Kaufman .... J. E. Grebe David 6. Stearns William Kennard Kdward Giles Woodward. Clarke Co... Total cash ............. Grand total 10.00 5.00 S.OO 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5. 00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 6.00 5. Oil 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 00 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 .$ A93.50 .$1208.50 PROHIBITION WORK PRAISED fearah I. Lyman Recalls Struggle In Early Days. PORTLAND. Jan. 15. (To the Edi tor.) The passing of the saloon brings to my mind the long struggle through which we in this state have passed to accomplish this result. I remember how my father advocated the abolish' ment of the saloon before many re garded it as possible. When a little girl my father would say: "The saloons should be closed up. In Boston, when I left in '48, there were no saloons. We must abolish them in Oregon." He referred to the first prohibition movement prior to the Civil War, when lour New England states bad pro hibition. .My father passed away In 1887. the year of the first campaign for closed saloons. His last sermons were on that subject. I cannot but think he knows now and rejoices. My brother. 11. S. Lyman, edited prohibition paper that Winter in this city, the Prohibition star.' which ror a while had a good circulation. We cannot forget the pioneer workers, who endured much opposition and even abuse in carrying on this reform. Then only a few individual church members stood for it. The great ma jority said: "The saloon is a bad thing, but what can you do against it? It did look almost impossible, with the saloon dominant in politics, running both parties. It was a dan gerous work to oppose it. One minister, who did so in this city, and laid bare the violations of the laws fostered by the saloon powers. was severely beaten on dark night near his home. Another, also, was attacked by hired thugs because he opposed them. The first organized agencies in this plate prior to the prohibition party were the Good Templars. Lodges were organized among the young people and became popular. They gave equal recognition to women, and their ritual is a very beautiful one. .Many women. afterward leaders in the Women's Christian Temperance Union, were members. Hundreds of young people became total abstainers. When the Women's Christian Tem perance Union and Prohibition party w-ere organized, they found many al ready educated In their principles. Among them are many now grown gray in the service, like Mrs. M. K. lloxten. who was first a Good Templar, and then a Women's Temperance Union woman. Her greatest work was the mothering of a bill through the Leg islature, giving scientific temperance instruction in the public schools, a measure which, more than any other, made Oregon dry. All honor to those who first stood for this great reform, who knew no defeat, but wbo after dealt what peo ple regarded as a crushing blow, went right in for a new campaign. The children, now grown, also have "made good." Some of them have passed on. One, L H. Amos, almost eeeins the reform put in practice, others living to rejoice In the "new day" dawning in our state. SARAH I. LYMAN. AQUATICS ARE DEFENDED Writer Thinks Happiness and Value in Life Saving Is Worth Cost. PORTLAND. Jan. 13. (To the Edi tor.) I noticed an interesting word controversy a few days ago between jour good self and a new brand of feminist, yclept "Thimble." I think that the honorable and at the same time humble domestic art of "sewing" presented the main breach of misunder standing, but that the discussion branched off to swimming. I will clarify myself here to the reader, I am an ardent aquatic supporter and whenever I get an opportunity to de fend swimming, either as an exercise or as a recreation, I do so. Thimbles asks: "Will swimming fit our boys and girls for anything that will help them in any vocation In after years?" If the practical applica tion of the laws of hygiene and cleanli ness, a healthy body, the symetrical de velopment of the muscles, heart and luns and a knowledge of clean, com petitive sport and life-saving mean anything to an Individual, then swim ming will certainly give our boys and girls one of the best foundations pos sible for life's hard but interesting battle. Health is life and exercise Is health, so I am sure the majority will over rule "Thimble's" feeble attack and at f he same time overlook her chagrin at beinar won over to this same majority. 1 have investigated pretty thorough' ly the swimming situation in the Port' land schools and I. for one, am glad that my tax pittance helps along such a nooie cause ior the young roik. on has only to look at the ruddy happy faces of a tank full of Portland school children in order to see the swimming appropriation loom up as a good Samaritan to the poor and rich children alike. I find that the swimming Instructors put in eight hours a day for which they receive 980 a month. Each instructor has from 500 to 600 pupils weekly and when the warm Spring term comes this number will easily be advanced to 1000 weekly. One instructor working eigh hours a day and receiving J80 monthly with 500 pupils weekly would cost the taxpayers 4 cents per pupil monthly. This covers four swims of 43 minutes each and pays for the instruction and guarding of the pupil. Or to narrow it down further, it costs the taxpayer 1 cent per swim. Then revert to "Thimble's" ally, the PIO.VEER APARTMEXT-HOCSE ARCHITECT DIES !' ' PORTLAND. Alexander Charles Eve art. Alexander Charles Ewart. pioneer apartment-house archi tect of Portland, died in this city Saturday, January 8. Mr. Ewart was born in On tario, Canada. October 3. 1854. He came to Oregon in 1878. first locating in Corvallis. where he married Miss Nettie Chase, Feb uary 2, 1881. Several years later, failing health necessitated a change of climate and he moved to. Victoria. B. C. and later to Nelson. Finding the northern climate too severe, he passed a ' year in Los Angeles, coming to Portland in 1904. He had been ill for several years preceding his death. Mr. Ewart is survived by his widow and five children, as fol lows: Mrs. C. J. Steele and Misses Evelyn and Erma Ewart, of Portland, and Fred E. Ewart. of East Lynne. Mass., and Dale S. Ewart, of Astoria. There are five grandchildren. Funeral services were con ducted by Rev. L. K. Grimes, at Central Presbyterian Church. In terment was at Rose City Ceme tery. sewing teacher working 5 hours a day and receiving $135 monthly and Raving charge of 600 pupils weekly. The taxpayers pay 60 cents a month per sewing pupil. The difference in teach ing a child to sew and to swim is 66 cents with sewing on the long end. Sewing can be taught at home but swimming cannot. Now will "Thimble" be good and not run down one of my favorite recrea tions. "Thimble" is a good suspector and decided that it was easier to sus pect than to find out the truth. If America is going to uphold her position she has to do it solely with the present, the coming and the future generations. We must do everything to upbuild the physical decline of our race ana any ciear-visloned citizen can easily perceive that swimming would do more than its share where the physical and hygienic qualities are concerned. There are about 15 schools using the two new school pools in Portland and an investigation will show that the cost of maintenance and instruction is not threatening bankruptcy. . CITIZEN. WOODBURN DEALERS UNITE Produce Clcarlng-House Association i'oraied by Merchants. WOODBURN. Or.. Jan. 15. (Special.) The Woodburn Produce Clearing- House Association has been formed by the merchants of this city and a large building leased to be used as a clearing-house. The object is to purchase at this house, eggs, poultry, dressed hogs and veal and later other farm products will be handled, the farmer getting the benefit of the highest market price. In this manner the merchants of Wood- burn propose co-operating with the farmers, particularly for the benefit of the latter. The clearinc-house also will form an "egg circle" and pay a fancy price for guaranteed eggs that, can be dis posed of to high-class trade. The pro ducers will be paid according to the quality of their products. The propo sition possesses original ideas and la pleasing to the farmers of this section. The clearing-house will be well pat ronized when it opens it doors next Monday morning. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage License. LED YARD-TODD Ralph C Led yard. Pendleton, legal, and Ethel Todd, legal. 715 East Coucn. KEITHLT-PARKER. James M. Kelthly, legal. Midvale. Idaho, and Moutta E. Parker, legal. Lents. Or. VOEI.KER-GRAFF. Georyo Voelker. legal, 79;$ Hast Fourteenth jtreet Nortn, and Elie Graff, legal. u -ai. rouneema sireai North. mom. legal. 3ut r ourm an mnu. -wpm Ullabeck. legal. -' n.ai r utn Birwu llTii East Powell street, ana uoiaie z.eia- man lecai. n.w n.ai r-wwn rucn. HUSSEY-WELLS. Thomas W. Hussey. J5 veare 374 Stephens street, and Irene Hazel VeM 1 years, 46S Yamhill street. TWITCH ELL-A LT MAN. Charles F. TwttheH legal. Gibbs street, and Emily C. Altman. legal, &0 East Eighty-eighth street. - WALKER-sMUEK. riui - iiwr, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Members Portland Osteopathic Asan. Barrett. Dr. M. abater. x uorgao Bldg. Phone Main 429. Howland. Dr. L. H. 91 Selling Bldg. Main 2213. A zzzs. Keller. Dr. William G 608 Taylor St Pbonea Main aft. A J44. Laey. Dr. H. , suite 301 Morgan Bids. pnonea aiarsnaii aeoa. iswr vs. a. Leonard. Ir. U. ,i7 MoraTan Bid. Phones Main lus. a iivs. Leweaaa. ur. irirmia til Morcan xluK- ruuau sisis ii, mar. svja. JInure, lira. K. I- and 11. C. P, 308 iieil- lns; 1)108:. saain oiui. a siaa. Nerthar, Dr. IL. B, 308 Morgan Bldg. ptions Juain jaas ivaa. Walker. Dr. Era SV. 134 East Z4Ul St. Korux. rnoa avaac if Xhis directory i ior ui uruiatioa oa urn puunc, lu av aa lar aa posauout the different lines of business arnica the average person may find occasion to use. Any information which, cannot be found hera will ba gladly furnished by phoning Main 1070 or 6095. House 40. ABSTRACT AND titi.kk. rKOaPT service at reaaono,a prices a- uatllL( as lrUl Cu., t LQiD. OX OOlli. ACCOUOJiO.N rUullLNU, U STiPliAN, aemaiiLuiiiu, scalloping, ac cord, aiae pleat, outloua coverou; maul erura. uv'Uiock pipe, bruaqway luu. r'l.lATlXli, hemstitch inc. buttons covered, aatcrq .Soveqy cu.. aoia otn. jldy. AaaAifc.ua anu ANAlAerts. au.NIi.Na AasAi uffkK.H, id. sliver and piauiimn boual. Uald. AllOit-Sfc.13. IV. J. MAiilJal Prooalo, real estate, min ing; and corporation iaw; abstract and ti tles si iimincd. antleo. opinions luxaianed. Ha4 froriawestfcra Bank bias, aiaun lso. UllAHAM. UKCKKTT COOPEK. General pracuca; auiusuu examined, riau pio-s. j'honsj Majn tiooV. LOU tiLi. U. Ju.t3. 11. Li. Practice limit ed exclusively to cancers. 312 morgan bid. tAU'H lVfcA.tla. NORTHWEST KUG CO. Kuga from old car- "is. raj rufcs. lbo jci. bin, no la pnones. CLLLtLUUl UL 11 O.N a, BALKilvls. THE lKWi.N-tiOLiaOJi CuMfa.NI, ?.7 Vaaniuaton su Jaain iil- and A 1-0- CUIKoroOlSTa. vWlllara. aiel and William Jr.. Lleveny. ne only acicnutiu chiropouitit in tna city, farlora, 302 lieriinger blua.v souinweal corner 2d and Aider Phone Main lttuL """iKOPODV and pedicuring, ilra. M. L. "" vines iieauar bid, aiain a. CWKOPKACTIC PHVBlCiANS. McMAHO.N, chronic cases, taking time. - ussunenis alb; worm Monday, health, weal LP, 20-S-lll'll-12 Macieay Did. COLLECTION AC.fc.-SC Y.. NKTH CO.. Worcester oldg.. Main liuoV collection, no cnarge. fesiaDiignea iaow. DAXCUiG. 1ANCHKSTEH Lanclug- Academy, S5ft oto at. bet. mark and Oak. iip'l rates rri vate lessons fx, morning, afternoon, even Ins; ail lateat dances guaranteed; class Ttaurs.. Sat, evenings. 7-s:o. Bdwy. 21o0. HEATH'S SCHOOL, Lessons daily; class 'uea.. m eve.. 8 to 10. 10V 2d St.. Del. "ash, and StarK. Main SllOo. Lessons 20c. IULKEY BLDO.. 2d and Morrison 10 lea aona. 3; classes Mod., Frl. eve. Mar. 1. LEARN the lateat dances; 10 lessons, ao. -urs. Lawrence Fleck. Main H272. UKKSS SUITS. DRESS SUITS for sale or rant at low prices, we buy dress suits at 51 3d st. DKIXK HABIT Cl'RED. C.k.N abaolutely cure Ihe drink habit; there is only one way, remove the desire; I tfive no medicine; treatment does not in terfere with your dally work; call at 705 Swetland bids-, and talk It over. M. 1095. FIRE IX St BAN CB. PACIFIC STATES FIRE 1NSURANCB CO. EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. 'reatment by specialist: glasses fitted. Dr. F. F. Casaeday, 617 Dekum bldg., 3d ft Wn LAWYERS U. Y. FREBDMAN. S30 Chamber of Com merce. C-nau'tatlon free. WHOLESALERS AND AUTO AND BLGCiY TOPt. DUBRUILLE BLGGY TOP CO., 2U9 2d St RAUUAGK IHH kEI) AT IOMJ. Baggage & omnibus Transfer. Para Jfc Davla. KKKAD KAkKKV. Boyal Bakery a Conf.. lnclllh and Everett. DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. iXKNlSHINOS. FLEISCHN ER, MAYER & CO.. 207 Ash at. GRAIN MERCHANTS. H. HOL'SER. Board of Trade iulldlng. GROCERS. WADHAMS tt CO., 67-75 Fourth street. HATS AND CAPS. IHANHAl'SSR HAT CO.. liH-55 Front St. HIDES. WOOL. CASCARA BARB. KA11N BROS.. l'Jl Front street. MILLINERY. BRADPHAW BltOS.. Morrison and 7th ata. NON-INTOXICATIN BEVER.GES. WEIN HARD'S GOLDEN AMBER NECTAR. Henry W el n hard Plant, latn ana Dumima Phone Main 72. A 1172. l.ml 44111 S vnt v-n inth street Southeast. and Lois G. Snider, legal, same address. MAPLE-OLSE.V. Frank B. Maple, legal. 1642 Macadam street, and Maude C Ol- sen. legal. i-t Gaines street. Vancouver Marriage Licenses. THBBNH.SH1PPY I .t'li Parrlsh. 2S. of Dayton, Or., and Miss Medora Whippy, -0, o Dayton-, Or. ARMEXTROUT-PURDIN Lcatcr Ar mentrout. legal of Portland, and Mrs. Gertrude 1'urdln, legal, ot oeame. BRYSILSEN-RICE Claus Brynusen. J, of Portland, and Miss Annita Rice. 21, ol Portland. pnvrl k rr.SMITH KImer A . Roycraft, 33, of Rldgefleld. Wash., and Mr a. ccne Smith. 1. of Ridgefleld, Wash. DA vls-KASKE FranK h. uavis, si, oi Portland, and Mias Keglna o ixasae, si. of Portland. STARR-EATON" Miles T. Starr, 21. ot Portland, and Mrs. Sadie Eaton. 21, of Portland. Blrtria. .inHVSOV To Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. John son. Beaerton. Or., Jan. 10. a daugnter. fc'STir.s Tn Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Estes. 1487 Rodney avenue, January 11. a daugh ter. HERRL.E To air. ana jura, josepn neinc, 12e." East Twelfth street Iorth. January o, a daughter. r.uiTOMPTIPB Tn XT r nd Mrs William Grubmeyer. 1780 East Fifteenth street South. anuary 12, a aaugmer. . . , i.vnvs ta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lyona er4 East Seventeenth street. January 12, a ""farVER To Mr. and Mrs. 'William F. Farver, oo East Eightieth street North. Jan uary 8. a daughter. ... DOWNING To Mr. and Mrs. Louts E. Downing, 207 Union avenue North, January a daughter. v-i Tn TMr. and Mrs. Sid T. Noles. :4 Eaat Thirty-Hfth street. January 13, a ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Arvld Anderson. 1SS5 East Nineteenth street South, January H. a oaugmer. BJORKLUND To Mr. and Mra Ernest G. Bjorklund, 684 Upshur street, January 8. WALL To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Wall, Beaver Apartment!. January 12. a daughter. LITTLE To Mr. and Mra James Little, 305 North Nineteenth street, January 3, a daughter. BEXENHOFER To Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Henenhofer. 106 East Thirtieth street North, January 4, a daughter. Building Permits. ' SECURITY SAVINGS A TRUST COM PANY Repair three-story drugstore, 234 Morrison street, between First and Second streets: builder, Litherland 4. Abrey Com pany: 33000. JOSEPH TERESI Repair one-story frame shed. ;169 Union avenue, between East Mar- ket and Stephens streets; builder, same; SiO. ( ax m RnsKVRLATT Renair four-story tores. 2S0 Morrison street, between Fourth and Fifth streets; builder. Graves Music Company: $100. L s WETLAND Repair six-story stores and offices. 122-124 Fifth street, between Washington and Alder streets; builder, J. A. Melton Company; $100. TOO I ATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED An ambitious young man ste nographer for a machinery business; must be rapid and accurate; give phone num ber and references. AN 329. Oregonian. FOR SAL13 3 rooms of furniture, in good condition, at a very reasonable price. Call. Sunday and Monday. Tabor 6702. GARAGE and repair shop. West Side.' close in: over 30 cars In storage; owner has other Interests. AG 357. Oregonian. TRUCKS, touring cars, runabouts; prices very reasonable. Fourth-Street Garage, 4th and Lincoln. s WANTED Position by experienced book keeper and office man; references. V 3-47. Oregonian. A CHINES boy, good cook, wants job in a family or boarding-bouse. . AG 356, Ore go n lan. TO LOAN $2000 to $0000 on city or farm property; no brokerage, J. A. Beckwlth, Fen ton bid g. FOR SALE 34-ton truck, splendid condi tion; new tires all around. Apply Union Transfer Co.. 11th and Hoyt. LOCATION" for delicatessen and light gro ceries; West Side. T 349, Oregonian. H WE you bought that launch or house boat? Pee Raynor. Spalding bldg. GOOD upright mahogany piano for sale; bargain. EastJltJ3. BERBER SHOP. 4 chairs, for sale. 304 Burn side st- Phone Broadway 2220. NICE warm room; reasonable; close in; 201 llth; suitable, for one or two. WANTED To rent, 5 or 10-acre farm; carfare. Sell wood 1530. WANT oay work. I'leae call Mala 1128, MUSICAL. WANTED Pupila for piano and mandolin. 2 leasona a a. for 7oc. 1 leason i0c Jara. Brouaon. Max. &5a5. wui Tniainorn, violin teacner, pupil SV"J; 2u7 FUeoner olng. A 41HU. MaranaU ...KK.b.iMiu, 141 lata St., at Alaer. r-IANO studio, 2 lth. Phone Main arrangements ior practicing. . MKSaKSUEK SKKV1CE. HASIY MEtsE.NGfilt CO. Motorcycles anu bicycles. Phone Main 53. A 21J. ..t-rnviKTKlsTS AX1 OPTICIA3. mi, quaiuy ieuaea in S"'"-1" 7 a... vour s8. LiU. Toric and double-vis ion. up: to" aLU.tieacii.io" u. ,.,77,iiV.i.,i kl saving. CHAo. v. MAN. ..,..m.rnst 2 Mornson- "votK EXES fitted w"b " IU ,.f,ad mounts. lenata. a-'-- . up; al.60 up. ioiica. Ao near and lar Luocaia, 2.5 up; plicated, mail orders. ,. wl..on at. Dr. j. D. Mareuita. g'J Wastilnaton st. fAItSli. PATENTeJ that protect and pay ; "Y'" r. booka free; highest reference best aulta; promptness aasurad; sand moael for search. "alson . Coleman, patent lawyer. 621 F St.. Washington. U. --: PATfc.Nl' ATTO HN tiB. -22 years' practice u. a. "d 'foreign patents, but lokun. bidg. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory aad office iear 21.u and York sts. Main m. PKLNTLNO. KEY.STONE PKtSS. J. E. Gantenbein . muting and linotyping, iwi-a cor. stark. Mala or A Hlg- KAO Btca ANU YIXVF BP08. Axminaler; ruaa, ail sires. Mall orders prompt; booaiat. westek.n fluff kuo co,,, C4-C6 Union ave. East 6010. n REAL KSTATK lifclALLKS. PALMER-JONES CO.. H. P.. Wilcox bid. ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT CO.. 621 Yeon. BEN EDICT BROS.. D30 Hawtborna avenua " STORAGE AtP TRANSFER. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST. Household iw. snoiailRtB. storaae. Packing, Ship- nina and Moving. Horse or auto vans. Snecial freight rates to all points. C O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE Ck 2d and Pine sts. Druww.i - OREGON TRANSFER CO, 474 Gllsan St. corner 13th. Telephone Main 69 or A llbVJ. We own and operate two large classo A warehouses on terminal tracka Lowest Insurance rates in the city. MADISON-8T. DOCK AND WAHEHOL St. Office 1S Madleon. General mercnandlse and forwarding agents. Phone Main iHDl. WOOD. GREEN and dry alabwood, blockwood. Paa ama Fuel Co.. Main 5720. A 3809. MANUFACTURERS MEN'S AND WOMEN'S KECK WEAR. COLUMBIA Neckwear Mia- Co.. 5tn St. PLAIN AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis sta PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. RASMTJSSEN at CO.. 2d and Taylor street. PIPE, PIPE FITTING AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE, S4-S6 Front street. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. 1 KLINE. S1-S6 Front street. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. W. BALTES ai CO.. 1st and Oak ta PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERD1NG & FARREL.L, 14l Front street. ROPE AND BINDING THINK. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup. . SAFETY RAZOR HONING. AUTOMATIC KEEN EDGE CO.. 180 4th. SASH DOORS AND GLASS, p. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis sta WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 23 2d St. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Dally and Sunday. Per Line. One time Name ad two consecutive times tic Same ad three consecutive times SOe Mme ad six or seven consecutive times. 6tfe Tbe above rates apply to advertittements under "New Today" and all otuer classifl cations except the following: KittiMiinnH Wanted Male. Situations Wanted Female. tor Kent, Rooms Private families. Board and Rooms Private Families. Housekeepiiifr Rooms Private Families. Kate on tbe above claHsificatlons is 1 cents a line each insertion. On "chance" advertisements charges will be based on tbe number of lines appearins; in the paper regardless of the number of words in each line. Minimum Ciharse. two lines. Tbe Oreironfan will accept classified ad veitlsements over the telephone provided t ho suivrtlr is a subscriber to either phone. No price will be quoted over the ptaone. but bin win be renaerea ine iouow m JJ any. uri llt-r Buirnrtiuriii. uoiubo- inntu will h accented over the Dhone de pends upon the promptness of payment of telephone advertisements, Situations Wanted and Personal advertisements will not be ac cepted over the telephone. Orders for one Insertion only will be accepted for "Furni ture for Sale," "Iusine Opportunities," "Boorains; Houses and "Wanted to Kent." Telephone: Main 70.0. A 60 y 4. MEETING NOTICES. EUREKA COUNCIL. NO. 204, KNIGHTS AND LADIES OP SECURITY 500 and da n cine Monday evening, Jan. 17. East Side W. O. W. Hall, E. otu and alder. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55. A. F. A A. M. -Special com munication Sunday. 1:45 P. M., Masonic Temple-, for the pur pose of conducting the funeral service of our late brother. Frank H. Powers. Visitors welcome. Order W. M. C. M. STEADMAN. Secretary. A. AND A. S. RITE Mem bers are requested to attend the funeral services of our Jat brother, F. H. Powers, thirty-second degree, at our cathedral this afternoon at ttilid o'clock. By order PRESIDING OFFICER. HALLS FOR RENT for meeting, dancing DurD0ses and conventions; small stage in connection with dance halls. Special rates to fraternal organizations. Apply bupt., nee 11 A M. and 1 P. M. 2S3 3d. near Jef ferson. EVERGREEN FOREST. NO. S, NA TIONAL FORESTERS, will give SG0 card party and dance at Forester Hall, 129 4th st., third floor, Tuesday evening, Jan. 18. Ad mission 15 cents. WEBFOOT COMPANY. NO. 65. W. O. W. 500 and dance will be given Friday, Jan. 21, in W. O. W. Temple, 128 llth. LeVan way'a Orchestra. Dancing 10 o'clock, cards 8:45. x PORTLAND STAR HOMESTEAD, No. 42. B. A. Y., will give leap year "500" and dance Thursday evening. January 20. in Moose Hall; 20 hands; good prizes; union music; admission free. GEORGE "WASHINGTON CAMP 500 at 8:30 P. M.; dancing 10 P. M. At W. O. W. Temple, 128 llth sU, Tuesday evening, Jan uary 1 8. Admission 15 cents. PORTLAND COMPANY. NO. 107, W. O. W., will give a whist party and dance Wednesday evening, Jan. 19, 12S llth St. Refreshments and union music. GEORGE WASHINGTON CAMP 50O at R:30 P. M. ; dancing at 10 P. M. at W. O. W. Temple, 128 llth st,. Tuesday evening, Jan. uary 18. Admission 15 cents. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, sew designs. Jaeger Bros.. 1S1-1 Sixth st. DIET. TAYLOR At Corona. Cal., January 12. Susie J. Taylor, aged 34 years, wife of C. A. Taylor, of Oregon City, Oregon. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth. LEHMAN In this city, January 15, Chris Lehman, aged 79 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Catharine Lehman. Funeral an nouncement later. Remains at A. A. Zel lar parlors, 592 Williams avenue. ROSS In this city, Jan. 15, Mary K". Rosa, aged 23 years, of Durkee. Or. Remalna 2r at idol man' a funcraA parlors, DIED. CHLOPECK At Seattle. Wash.. January 14, Frances Chlopeck. aged S2 years 9 months 2S days: beloved mother of Mrs. Anna . Dilg and Mr. Conrad. Chlopeck, of Seattle. . Wash., and Mrs. John Bahke. of Alberta. Canada, and Mrs. John Barbey, of this city. SHARP At HUlyard. Wash.. January 12. Joseph Sharp, aged 35 years, husband of Gertrude Sharp, formerly of this city. The remains are at the residence establish ment of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth. BONANDO In this city. January 15. Charles Bonando, aged 9 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bonando. of 581 Fourth street. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son. Mont gomery at Fifth. GROHS At the family residence, 5o0 48th street S. E.. January 15, John Groha. aged 55 years. Beloved husband of Mary Groha. R f mains are at Hoi man' 3 fun eral parlors. Anouucement of funeral later. SMITH In this city. January 15, at hia residence 593 Da via street. James Smith, aged 90 years. The remains are at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley &. Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. tlNKKAL NOT1CKM. RUTTO Jan- 12, Thomas Rutto, aged 55 - years, beloved hu&band of Mrs. Felicina Rutto and father of Stephen, Frank, Thomas, Charles, Josephine and Agnes Rutto. The deceased was a member of Webfoot Camp, No. (.5, W. O. W-, and - the Christopher Columbus . Society. Re mains at Dunning & McEntee's parlors. Funeral postponed, due to condition of road. Funeral notice later. DUN A G A N In this city, January 15, Willis M. Dunagan, aged 58 years, late of Con nell. Wash., father of Charles H. Duna gan, of 81 East Eighty-fourth street ' North, this city. The funeral service will be held Tuesday. January IS. at 10 o'clock A. M.. at the residence establishment of J P. Finley & Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. - Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery. POWERS At the family residence, 488 Harrison street, Jan. 13, Frank H. Powers, age 43 years 10 months 4 days. Frieuds invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at the Scottish Rite Cathe dra 1, Low nsda le an d Morrison streets, at 2:30 P. M. today (.Sunday), Jan. 16. In terment at Albany, Or. Remains are at Holman's funeral parlors. HALLER In this city, January 15. Alice V. Haiier, aged 2 months, daughter of Mr. ' and Mrs. Dan Ha Her, of 205 Whitaker street. The funeral services will be held Monday, January 11, at 1 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. ERICKSON In this city. January 14, Sophie Erickson, aged 79 years. The funeral serv ice will be conducted Sunday, January 16, at 2:30 P. M., in the mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy & Co., 5302-04, Ninety second street Southeast, In Lents. Inter- ' ment private in Multnomah Cemetery, Monday morning. BUTTERWORTH At her late residence, 511 East Forty-seventh street North, Rachael Irvis Butterworth, aged 86 years. , Fu neral services will be held at the above, residence Monday, January 17, at 2 P. M. Friends invited. Remains at P. L. Lerch'8 funeral parlors East Eleventh and Clay , streets. ROGERS At his late residence, 4603 E. 70th st4 John T. Rogers, aged 68 years. Funeral services will be held at C. L. Lercn. undertakers, E. llth and Clay sts., Tuesday at 2 P. M. Friends invited. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. The only rosiutnce unuoiULtiing establish ment in Portland with private driveway. Main y, A 15U9. J. P. FINLEY & SON. Montgomery at Fifth. MR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading funeral director; 220 Third street, corner Salmon. Lady assistant. A 1511. "fain 507. F. S. DUNNING. INC. East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East AJder street. East 62, B 2525. A. H. Zli4.Li.ER CO., 502 WILLIAMS AVE. East 10SS, C 1088. Lady attendant. Day and night service. DUNNING ut M EN TEE, funeral directors, Broadway and Pine. Phone Main 430, A 4558. Lady attendant. MILLER & TRACEY, independent funeral directors. Funerals as low as $20, 140, ftiO. Washington and Ella sts. Main 2691, A 7885. Lady assistant. East 781. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d and Clay, wain 4152. Lady attendant. BI1EEZM & SNOOK. Sunny Bide Parlors auto hearse. 1026 Belmont. Tab. 1233. B 1252. R. T. BYRNES, Williams and Knott. East 111. C 1943. Lady attendant. FLORISTS. MARTIN A .FORBES CO.. florists. 347 Washington. Main 2C9. A 269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 2S7 Morrison at. Vain or A 165. Fine flowers ami floral designs. No branch storea MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 312L flell- injr bldg. 6th and Alder sta TONS3TH FLORAL CO.. 285 Washington St., bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102, A liui. MONUMENTS. vmnT a -V- Tv MIDtll E T774", L V C td t 1th St., oppos.t City Hall. Main' 85 64. Philip lieu sons zor memorials. NEW TODAY. Auction Sales At Wilson's Auction House 160-8 FIRST ST., NEAR MORRISON, REGULAB SALESDAVS MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EACH DAY AT 10 A. M. THREE SALES A WEEK for consignments of medium-priced fur niture, carpels, stoves, etc. If you are looking for second-band farnlanina;. it will pay you to aneno. our saies. We Sell at Private Sale High-Class, Up-to-Date Second-Hand Furniture Wilton, Axminster and Brussels Room-Size Kugs Large Assortment of Steel and Gas Ranges All Goods Sold at Private Sale Are ' Good as New, of the Very Beat aad Fully Onaranteed. WILSON'S BANKRUPT-STOCK STORE 173 SECOND, JfEAR YAHH1LL. Main 2032. "MAKE YOUR MONEY GO FARTHER" By Buying- Tour GROCERIES. TOBACCOS. CIGARS, CUTLERY. SILVERWARE. HARDWARE, PAIJTTS, ETC. At Our h v KTJT PT STOCK STORE. Also Almost Anything Tou Need in the STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT Large Assortment Prices Right J, T, WILSON. PROPRIETOR, NEW TODAY. ESTABLISHED 1S92. ' ON TUESDAY NEXT we shall sell the Diano. furniture, rugs, etc., from private home, comprising upright piano In oaK case, sisnudiu make; rattan furniture. Castillian ivory finished, leather-seated rockers, library and center tables, body Brussels and Axminster rugs in various sizes, box couch, large mirror, folding screen, parlor desk, velvet stair carpet, brass and Vernis Martin beds, best steel springs, silk floss and cotton mat tresses, pillows, sheets, quilts, mahog any, oak and maple dressers and dress ing tables, princess dresser with very large French plate mirror, quartered oak dining-room suite, also oak dining table. 14 feet long, cost $90; very costly sideboard, breakfast tabe, four-foot top; pictures, portieres, steel range, gas range, gas plate and many other useful lots. Also small size office safe and one large safe, cash register, etc. . AUCTIONEER'S NOTE. - Parties interested should call to morrow and inspect the above list of goods, lou will tind them all properly displayed. AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. AT 16-168 PARK STREET. ON THURSDAY NEXT we shall sell various consignments of household goods. If furnishing it will pay you to attend our sales. AUCTION ON THURSDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. WE PAY CASH FOR GOOD SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. AUCTION SALE FOR THE SPOKANE, PORTLAND ic SEATTLE RAILWAY CO. Unclaimed Baggage. Etc. Notice is hereby given that the S., P. & S. Ry. Co. will sell at public auction at the North Bank Depot, Eleventh and Hoyt streets, in the city of Portland, Oregon, t On FeK 5th, 1916, Next At 10 A. M. comprising trunks, grips, tool chest valisea. suitcases, parcels, bundles, etc. on hand and in possession of above mentioned company against which storage charges have accrued. AUC TION ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Stlt, 1916. TERMS CASH. By order SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY. CO. Dated Portland. Or.. Jan. 15th. 1916. GEO. BAKER & CO., AUCTIONEERS. IV. C. BAKER W. H. DEAN, Both Phones. 166-168 Park St. Wanted APARTMENT HOUSE OR OTHER INCOME PROPERTY Party with new brick building, down-town district, clear of incum brance, price $80,000. Want West Side apartment-house to $115,000, or might consider even larger proposition in business property. I 9. Jpiasvi '21 INSIDE PROPERTY DEALERS GROUND FLOOR, HENRY BLDG. Base Line Snap HQ APQEC 150 per acre; half cash. .0 MUliCO balance one. two and three years; interest b per cent. Just Outside City mapDCO Fine proposition for small MUflbO acreage tracts; near car line; good auto road in front of prop erty; snap at $225 per acre; terms $20,000, balance five years. 6 per cent. John H. Gibson 912 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B !,!);. FUNERALS Beautiful adult pludh or broadcloth casket, embalming, rough box. hearse, two limousines $75 end services for... Ho-e reasonable funerals if dealred for $20 f40. $60. riigher-priced funerals In proportion. We make our own caskets. Ladv assistant Private funeral chapeL MILLER & TRACEY Independent Funeral Directors, Washington and Ella sta. Main 2601. A 7883. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city and farm property at current rate. Attractive repayment privileges. Loans quickly closed. Call today. 6 Of LARGE tOAWS OJT Cpf SO BUSINESS PROPERTIES O lO A. H. BIRRELL CO. 117-219 KorthTTeatersi Banst Balldlsja;, MORTGAGE LOANS" We have insurance money at 5. Private funds at 6 and 1. . ROBERTSON & EWING, 207-8 Northwestern Bank Bid;. MORTGAGE LOANS 5, 6, 7 OREGON INVESTMENT & MORTGAGE CO. Stsek Exchange Buildlm?. Third and Yamhill Streets. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money at Current Kates. MUNICIPAL A"I COltFOKATlON BONDS, FARM AND CITV LOANS. 80 Fourth St., Board of Trade Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved Property. First Mortgage at Current Ratea. OTTO St HAKKSO.N REALTY CU 413 Chamber of Commerce CADMIflAMC Large and Smal 1 Amounts rAnlll LUflllO at Current Rates. BANKERS SIORTGAGK CORPORATION .Capita J500.0CO, Title aad Tltut BlJi.. NEW TODAY. Auction Sale FORD AUCTION CO. 211 First Street Monday, 2 P. M. We have several lots of medium fur niture for tliis sale, including: such items as Beany OrKan (24 stops! Id LsTood condition, rood oak dressers. meiai oeaa, wun g o o a springs anu mattresses, sheets, spreads, pillows, blankets, comforts; carpets, rugs, linoleum, cook stove, extension table, chairs, rockers, pictures and. in fact, everything to furnish your home com plete. K. G. FORD, AUCTIONEER REGULAR SALES EVERY Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 2 P. M. Each Day 211 First St. GOODS SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE AT ANY TIME. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 674 BELMONT ST. I'Uunea Kukt 1423, B 2513. Upea Day Dd Aistht. Report all cases of cruelty to this of-, flee. Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse ambulance for sick and disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring pet may communicate wim us. REAL ESTATE. ior Sale Lots. COLONIAL. HEIGHTS. oOxlOo nooo CaBh $900, Balance at 6 Per Cent. On east side of E. ;td ul.: K'O feet south of Hawthorne ave. ; all improvement in and paid for. ThtH is a genuine bargain. Will loan lull amount to build home to responsible party. COKl SEN GST A KK, 511 Henry Bldg. I LI, PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. Most tieai thful and beautiful residence district in city. Prices wiil never be lower than right now. See me at once. Marshall 467. BHOUKE. A 383 1. 100x100 CLOSE IN. walking distance, on West Side, hard-surtace street. 1 block, to streetcar, formerly held at J10.000. For sale this week at $Uo00, which is less than assessed value. $1000 cash will handle M I'oS. Oregonian. LOTS $13 1SACI1 $1 down, $1 month; no interest. Guaranteed cleared and level; healthful and fast-growing community; fine for home or investment. Write for particulars, box 71, .Rochester. Wash. ' $du0 TAKES half acre at Lents, "west halt lot three, block three, CadweM'o Addition." Address owner. Story bldg., Lo Ango. les, Cal. BUILDER'S SNAP. Corner lot, one block from Union ave nue. J 475 spot casii. GODDARD & W1EDRICK. Stark St. $400 KOSE City Park lot, excellent lo cation; east front; all Improvements; worth $7&0. Stanley S. Thompson (own er), Washington st. Main 3644. SACRIFICE. For t'2TQ cash, 3 best lots In Elmhurst. cast $1000, buyer to assume mortgage of $tiu0. AB 'tiol, Oregonian. . UNION AVENUE BARGAIN. Corner lot 70x100, Price $1J00. Show your money. GODDARD &W1EDRICK. Stark St. BUILDER Have 4 lots 000 each, $100 cash, second mtg. privilege. A demand In this section for bungalows which soil, 1S00 to KOUO. S aa, Oregonian. UNINCUMBERED Trumont lot for nal cheap, or will trade for good Ford. Phone East 6735. FINE lot on Mississippi ave., with sin.nl house on; -H cash and $10 a mouth. 1 uol, Oregonian. HOW MUCH cash will you give me for one ti the best lots In Rose City Park? Phona Main lt:i7. Mr. Johnson. FOR SALE OR TRADE Quarter block at Front and Hall sts.; make mo an offer. M olIS. Oregonian. FOR SALE Irvington lot, $700 cash, AM oi'O. Oret;oman. IRVINGTON LOTS! GREAT BARGAINS. NBUHAUSKN & CO.. 70:i LEWIS BLDG. For hale Houses. DOCTOR'S OPPORTUNITY. T have a magnificent 9-room house lo cated on a high, sightly corner lot on carline. in the most exclusive section or Laurelhurst. with artistic stone retain ing wall all around; extra large living room, with artistic fireplace and den ad joining, large entrance hall and dining room, beautifully decorated, with atl built-in effects; nice kitchen, with breakfast-room, 5 extra, well-ventilated bed chambers, dandy furnace, full basement, nice lawn and rafts of flowers and shruj- bCThis Is one of the most sishtly home In Laurelhurst and would make an ideal location tor a doctor, as thousands of people pass this place on th can dally, and it can be yours for $7000 on extreme ly easy terms; might take some trauu if figured on actual cash basis: no agent or commission. F. E. CLEMENTS. Mailt 1503, A 1015 A REAL. SNAP. 1-ROOM BUNGALOW. Hardwood floors, lot from street to street tew feet from carllne, for only s.nall cash payment, balance like ,1!nU ERNEST ZIMMBRLI. 3u2 Lumbermena Bldg. NEW modern bungalow, 3 rooms, will take trade or cash: value 10(o, balance long time on easv terms, or will trade complete for other property, $'800, near scnool and car. AO 3,7. Oregonian. NEW, strictly modern. 6-room. 2-story home In excellent louanun. furnace and fireplace: 25 per cent under normal price It taken quickly: only $2500 part cash. Phone Tabor 189. FINE fi-room nouse. 17S East 2jli. corner Yamhill; bfs snap at J4000. t5U0 down and $20 per month; must sell, l'hone oa-oar. B 2m. FIVE-ROOM house. 1M)0; practically nevv; nne iochuuu; ......... to assume and will take your automobile h.iinr, AB 3,"2. Oregonian. SACRIFICE Cottage. So. Portland, near j 1..1. nav.il Kewerln. all Q2i anu buh , dh..... f ..... . , - .- paid; cost 20OU; take t50. V 338. Orego nian. . ONE and one-half lots and tine -room house on Mississippi, near Knott: a bar gain for o000. S100O casn. owner, aiam IH..1. a-;00 MODERN S-room house, all improve ments paid; 3S Knott l-:J;lB nu- ianrel!iur!t nome ai mimnw. CHAS R1NOLER CO.. -t I J Ky. Exchange. 7-ROOM house, close In: 40x108 lot alley Price $2500. $50 down, ti-o with per month Including interest. K. 232 Ore- gonian. rOR SALE Modern, up-io-uaie -lowm house, suitable for R. H. : very close In. East Side: price $8000. part cash; terms h.iflnr. Phone East 2".19 GEORGE EASTMAN has been delegated u&uauu nltlp, loans on bu dings by nlans and constructs; uo commission. he wis Ding. HAVE T00 equity In 12500 new modern bungalow, will discount and take most anything. What have you? Balance easy te-.ns. AO 310.. Oregonian. NEW 5-room bungalow. lawn and trees $35 cash, balance easy terms. Owner. 100$ E. 28th St. N. s-nR SALE 5-room bungalow houseboat, furnished. Call Sunday. 12 to 4:30 P. M. Houseboat No. 14. iUmette moorage. NEW S-room house, modern, sleeping porch. ' hardwood floors, first floor; below cost. 774 Multnoman St. cagi o-j-q. GOOD $2000 bouse and lot. East J'ortland. rented: small mortgage; trade for auto. Mrs. r . etiner, iigaru. yji. HOME two blocks from Trvington Club, JSOOd. terms Write or telephone Dr. P.. t. Ingalis. Vancouver p..v- MODERN 6UNNTSIDE HOME SNAP. Large lot. modern home, block car; ust sell. $2500. terms, laoor MODERN S-room house for sale: good loca tion and car serivce: will sell on terms. 2 1 UO. l.au TTU-Jmn-" COMPLETE drawings and your building financed; plans free. Hundley. HOT Plt- tocK oik. SACRIFICE New 6-room modern horn1. J1000 on account going South Feb. 1. Terms. .103 E. 4rtth St. li-ROOM modern house on E. Broadway $4500. terms or casn. r.. DES1RABLS G-room house on 35th St., nesv ..v "in. ..o- r.-; I lJnt.l D.rlilni IRVINGTOV HOMES OUR SPECAIT1T.