nrn suxdat okegontan, Portland, November 17, iois.
19
;ity
CODE
REVISION ADVOCATED
'ort&nd Housing Association
Completes Report.
:VILS ARE. POINTED OUT
rrontlcd Lots, Tenements and Im
proper Cse of Buildings Are
Also Criticised.
"Tears of unregulated building- have
traduced lot overcrowding, tenements
Itb dark rooms, insufficient plumbing.
I on-fireproof construction, combination
tables and tenements, bakeries and
nemenls. cellar and basement tens
I -en is. All the housing evils are in
Ins making here. Some are aggravated.
I'hers embryonic, but the nuclei! for
reater evils, the breeding spots for
alum population with all it means in
I Oman wastage and danger to estab-
shed Institutions, both civic and Na-
onal."
In this war a paragraph from a re
tort by the Portland Housing Associa-
I on sums up conditions in 1'oruana
lid points the way to greater dangers
an adequate housing code is not soon
ut into force. The report, which will
e made to the City Council in accord
nce with a revolution Introduced by
omrolssioner Barbur last February.
secured by a committee beaded by
lira. T. T. Hunger.
Lota Arc Overcrowded.
Among other factors contributing to
the situation now confronting the city
ire mentioned the following:
-In sections of South Portland acute
lit overcrowding resulted from general
I iouse-movlr.s' several years ago. Dis-
larded houses were placed on lots re-
axdless of light and air sometimes
lour on one SO by 100 lot.
"Old hotels have been changed Into
lodging and tenement houses without
ecessary alterations.
"Old residences converted Into tnul
pie dwellings, housing from three to
fifteen families without additional
liumbing.
"Sections of the city developed before
I ewers were placed, and now the open.
isease-spreading privy vault and cess-
ool are menaces that should bo re-
laced by modern sanitation.
Jfew Code Fashioned.
Made at the instigation of city of
:rials. It Is expected the report will
ive impetus to the new building code
ow being prepared by Building In-
pecior plummer and which will be
rought before the Council shortly by
rommissioner Barbur. The report with
xcelicnt accompanying photographs of
ctual conditions, is to be printed and
liiatributed by the city.
Some of the purposes of the new code
s outlined in the recommendations are
!.s follows:
To regulate lot areas to provide va-
ant spaces for circulation of light and
lr. and. where possible, play and gar-
t.eti space. To protect property owners
Irom buildings on lot line.
"To eliminate windowless rooms and
ilark halls.
"To provide adequate plumbing with
ibundant water and toilet facilities.
"To protect the city from danger of
conflagrations that accompany con
gested districts.
"To prevent creation of new slum
. reas by supervision and regulation and
lo" prevent dilapidation and deterioration
nd wanton destruction of buildings
through neglect of tenants and
.wrn-rs.
In putting this code Into effect the
committee says that it is aimed to "give
everyone a reasonable share of essen
tials of physical life water, air. light.
.protection from elements and from in-
t-anitation, and to "secure environment
i hat will protect the community social
ly and morally by securing for its citi
zens privacy and saiety witntn tneir
Liomea."
Comparative tables given show Port
land to be the least overcrowded of
-ities. excepting only Denver, Seattle
nd Los Angeles.
Sfaay Without Batka.
Dirty habits among tenement dwellers
'.4 accounted for by finding that in one
district of 383 families, 61 per cent are
without baths and 7 per cent share
baths with other families. In oua
building a hall sink furnished eight
families. In another building with 27
families the only water supply is a
f-iucet in a bathtub In a halL One hall
sink was used as well for a garbage
I receptacle. - Districts surveyed include
I South Portland. Central West Side.
North Portland. Central .East Side,
lAiblna and Woodstock.
Among the definite economic welfare
leffects of better housing the committee
Ilinds the following worthy of note:
Better cltisens will be attracted to
the city.
"New Industries will look with favor
Ion a city that can provide right housing
accommodations.
"Housing regulation tends to sta-
iLllise and enhance real estate values.
"Unregulated housing means injus-
Itlce to owners of abutting property.
"Industrial efficiency with consequent
beneficial results is brought about.
"Overcrowded and mean houses make
criminals and fill up our public institu
tions with biff her taxes a result.
Mr. Rogers will Improve the lot with
a brick and tile bouse, utner aeais re
rentlv made bv Rltter. Lowe & Co. are
House and lot at 681 East Thirty-
ninth street North, for B. C. Richardson
to O. Grutter: price. $3000.
House and lot at 46 East Forty-sec
ond street North, for C. H. Green to
J. Monk: nrlce. $400.
House and lot at 104 East Hoyt
street, for L Fowler and D. D. Howell
to the GIddsv estate: price., $1750.
House and lot at 99S Brooklyn street.
for E. C. Dunning to E. Hedlnger
nrire. 13u00.
House and lot at 1570 East Everett
street, for E. C. Dunning to W.E Mc
Cabe: price. 12500.
House and lot at 4S Division street,
for Magdalena Wolhert to O. Serg
lund: price, $1800. t
House and lot at Sixty-fifth avenue
and Sixty-first street, for E. Hedlnger
to C. P. Doleman; price, tzivv.
MILT MILLER'S HOME BOUGHT
Farm on Which He Passed Boyhood
Changes Hands.
LEBANON. Or.. Nov. 9. (Special.)
There is noticeable activity In ,Llnn
County real estate this Fall. Already
a number of farms nave cnangeu
hands. Walter L Woods, formerly or
Union County, has purchased 196 acres
of the R. C. Miller farm, which was the
boyhood home of Milton A. Miller, col
lector of Internal revenue, paying $12,-
500 for It. The Lebanon Canning Com
pany has purchased 25 acres of choice
gantiam River bottom lands from Sol
Llndley, for which was paid $8000. This
will be set to berries and small fruits.
A number of other smaller deals have
been closed within the last week.
TWO RANCHES CHANGE HANDS
Important Healty Deals Xear Cen
tralis Reported.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. Nov. 16. (Spe
cial.) The sale of John Arveson's 65-
acre dairy rancn at tne city umus oi
Centralis to Joseph Kuffer has been
announced by a local realty firm. The
consideration was $12,000. the transfer
including all stock. Implements and
crops.
The sale of W. H. Hurd's 40-acre
farm, four miles northwest of the city,
to Fred Rlckenbach. also was an
nounced.
A business deal was reported Thurs
day wherein E. E. Garllchs. manager of
the Stahl Drug Co., disposes oi nis in
terest in a drugstore In Raymond to
his partner. Dr. C O. Nelson.
TWO RANCHES CHANGE HANDS
UNITED WAR
LIST OF
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MPAIGN
crib:
No itemized publication of subscriptions will be made Monday or Tuesday. We expect to make a final
publication about Wednesday of this week.
Frnlt Acreage Near Gold Hill and
Stock Farm Are Sold.
Samuel Doak reports the following
transfers of property recently made
through his office:
To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henrlksen, of
Boring. Or., a two-story modern seven
room house, located at No. 1193 East
Thirty-first street North. Mr. and Mrs.
Henrlcksen bought the property for a
home and have taken possession.
To Mabel C Menefee, of Portland, an
Improved 22-acre fruit ranch near Gold
Hill, Jackson County, Or.
To Mr. and Mrs. Earls S. S. Smith
formerly of Eugene, an improved 120-
acre stock rancn In bkamama uounty,
Washington, and located about ZVt miles
north of Cape Horn and recently known
as the Stopper ranch.
Portland Student Honored.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Corvallis Nov. 16. (Special.) Alfred
P. Agosti 664 Terrace Drive. Portland.
has been elected representative of the
senior class of the college In the stu
dent assembly. Erwin S. Haberer, of
Chicago, was elected president of the
class.
HOUSING PLANS PROGRESS
BCNGALOW HEADQUARTERS TO
BE OCCUPIED TUESDAY.
Signing of Armistice Does Not Re
lieve Portland of Duty
Toward Nation.
GANTENBEIN HOME IS SOLD
matte Mad Locates in Portland and
Acquires View Property.
TP. F. Hennlngsen. vice-president of
I the Hennlngsen Produce Company, 180
Bumaido street, hss purchased the
iGantcnbein horfte at the corner of East
1 24th and Lincoln streets. The house
Is a modern one of nine rooms, besides
I breakfast room, billiard room and two
I sleeping porches. Tho first story Is of
Tressed brick. The house has two
baths, two firoplaces. a. hot water heat
ing plant and Is largely finished in
hard wood. It Is located on a 100 by
100 feet corner with a commanding
view of the city.
Mr. Honningsen Is from Butte. Mont.
He arrived in Portland about three
weeks ago with hl5 family by auto
mobile. They had no intention of
purchasing a home upon their arrival.
but afttr a couple of weeks decided
to locate here. Mr. Hennlngsen now
I will beeomi actively Identified with
the Portland branrh of the company.
The sale was negotiated through the
II. C. Orbln Company. 306 Lewis Build
ing. The consideration was not made
public
OLD GEVCRTZ PLACE IS SOLD
Acreage Near Beaver ton Acquired
by James Neace, of Portland.
2t. D. Simon has disposed ef the old
Ceruru place of ten acres near Bea
verton to James Near.- of Portland.
The deal was maae through Rltter.
Lowe & Co. fur a cash consideration of
n.ore than $5000. The place Is highly
Improved and has a modern bungalow.
A. R- Rltter says Uiere is consid
erable activity In the lot market. His
f'.rm has Just sold a lot at Forty-seventh
street and Sandy boulevard for A.
Epeliman to S. A. Rovers lor $1300 cash.
" The Housing Committee will move
into a completed bungalow, built by
Portland labor organizations of materi
als furnished by Portland firms, on
Tuesday, according to a conference held
late yesterday afternoon between the
committee and Bert W. Sleeman, repre
senting union carpenters.
More work presents itself to the
Housing Committee since the signing
of the armistice.
It Is Just as necessary to the growth
and welfare of Portland, although the
war emergency has passed, that the
right type of mechanic be attracted to
our city." said Mayor Baker last nighL
Situations which have been laid bare
to the committee show that a great
deal may be done to Improve living
conditions.
"Regardless of the armistice 1000
more ships will be needed for the
United States to assume its norma
place in the shipping world. The In
crease of merchant ships will be great
and Portland will have Its share. In
every way Portland will grow and we
must be ready to meet it. The Housing
Committee already sees many ways of
improving, and will stand ready for
any conditions that may yet arise."
The meeting was called by Mayor
Baker. Those who conferred with Mr.
Sleeman were James B. Kerr, W. L.
Mason. Ira Powers, II. L Corbett and
the Mayor.
List of Subscribers, $15,000.
U. H. Houser (this includes
$10,000 from M. H. Houser
personally, and $5000 from
Portland Flouring Mills Co.). $15,000.00
List of Subscribers, $10,000.
Eastern & Western Lumber
Co $10,000.00
Grant Smith-Porter Co 10,000.00
Ladd Estate Co.. 10,000.00
Tho Wilcox family 10,000.00
List of Subscribers, $6000.
Meier & Frank Co $ 6,000.00
List of Subscribers, $5000.
Albers Bros Milling Co. $ 5,000.00
Estate of Henry Falling 5,000.00
Honeyman Hardware Co 5,000.00
Northwest Steel Co. 5.000.00
I.lst of Subscribers, $3500.
Columbia River Shipbuilding
Corporation $ 3.500.00
Fleischner, Mayer & Co 3,a00.00
List of Subscribers, $3000.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Corbett
Mr. and Mra. E. R. Corbett
$ 3.000.00
Inman-Poulson Lumber Co.... 3,000.00
List of Subscriber, $3500.
Alblna Engine & Machine
Works $ 2,500.00
Allen & Lewis 2.500.00
Ames, Harris & Neville Co.... 2,500.00
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. 2,500.00
Kerr. Glfford Co 2.500.00
General Electric Co 2,o00.00
Mrs. Caroline A. Karam 2,500.00
Llpman. Wolfe & Co. 2,500.00
Olds. Wortman & King 2,500.00
OShea Bros 2,500.00
Supple-Ballin Shipbuilding Co. 2,500.00
Willamette Iron & Steel Works
List of Subscribers, $2100.
United States Steel Products
Company $ 2,100.00
List of Subscribers, $2070.74.
Oregon Journal $ 2,070.74
List of Subscribers, $2000.
Portland Gas & Coke Co. $ 2,000.00
Mason, Ehrman & Co 2,000.00
H. L. Plttock 2,000.00
Roberts Bros 2,000.00
Henry Welnhard Estate 2,000.00
Mrs. A. M. McGinn 250.00
Morris Bros 250.00
F. B. Mallory 250.00
Overbeck & Cook Company... 250.00
C. A. Puarlcs 250.00
List of Subscribers, $200.00.
Genevieve L. Alvord $ 200.00
Brady & O'Brien " 200.00
S. A. Brown ' 200.00
Clarke County Timber Co 200.00
E. E. Cytee 200.00
W. A. Conley 200.00
A. H. Devers 200.00
Ella De Hart 200.00
Detmer Woolen Company .... 200.00
Edwards Furniture Company. . 200.00
H. M. Haller 200.00
James C. Falling 200.00
Miss M. L. Flanders 200.00
Miss C. W. Flanders 200.00
W. P. Fuller & Co 200.00
Franklin T. Griffith 200.00
The Gauld Company 200.00
George Good 200.00
Irwin Hodson Company 200.00
Imperial Hotel Company 200.00
E. E. Lytle .'. 200.00
Mrs. Lb-ingstone 200.00
Northwest Auto Company 200.00
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Olmstead. 200.00
Mr. Piatt 200.00
P. & O. Plow Company 200.00
Portland Seed Company 200.00
Hannah B. Robertson 200.00
David S. Stearns 200.00
J. N. Teal 200.00
Tanhauser Hat Company...., 200.00
Ukase Investment Company .. 200.00
Mrs. R. W. Wilbur 200.00
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Wlllett 200.00
W. F. Woolworth Company.... 200.00
Zan Bros 200.00
List of Subscribers, $150.00.
2,500.00 o. B. Ballou $ 150.00
A. C. U. Berry lou.ou
Crescent Paper Company .... 150.00
Arthur M. Churchill 150.00
Kllham Stationery Company.. 150.00
Loggers' & Contractors' Ma
chinery Company 150.00
A. H. Luthwaite 160.00
Phil Metschan 150.00
Whitfield. Whitcomb & Co.... 150.00
Mrs. E. Wood . 150.00
B. S. Huntington .
John McCourt .
Geo. A. Marshall .
New York Bakery
W. B. Peacock ...
Mrs. R. F. Prael ..
Dr. R. S. Stearns ..
Oswald West ....
L. R. Wheeler
Erskine Wood
75.00
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PARCELS DEPOT RUSH ON
More Than 1000 Gifts in Readiness
to Send Overseas.
The Red Cross parcels depot at Fifth
and Stark streets will be open today
between and 5 o'clock to Issue car
tons and to receive parcels for mail
ing to soldiers. Two thousand labels
have now been issued and less than
1000 parcels returned.
Unless senders of packages return
them immediately for shipment, the
parcels depot will bo swamped and
packages may not be ready In time
for the closing of mailing.
The parcels depot is open from 9
o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock
at night on week days.
"Those who have not received labels
are especially asked not to visit the
parcels headquarters." said Mra. Jesse
Stearns. "It is impossible for us to
do anything until the labels are re
ceived."
Directory of Prominent
Life Insurance Agencies
Members of Life Underariten'
Association of Oregon.
Wm Goldman. General Manager.
NATIONAL. LIFE OF VEi(UO,1I.
Oragonlan Bldg.
H. G. Cotton. Manager.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE.
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
SL 1a Harmon, General Agent.
PE.NN MUTUAL, L.1FU.
Northwestern Bank Bldg.
Horace Mecklem. Manager.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFX.
Northwestern Bank Bldg.
H. ft. Atbee. General Agent.
NOBTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSL. CO.
Kutasuttn Sank C1J.
List or. Subscribers, $1500.
James T. Barrow $ 1,500.08
Tha D. P. Thompson Co 1,500.00
Electric Steel Foundry $ 1,500.00
W. B. Fletcher 1,500.00
R. L. Glisan 1,600.00
Lang & Co l.soo.uu
Geo. Lawrence & Co 1,600.00
L B- Menefae Lbr. Co 1.500.00
Portland Hotel 1,500.00
Union Meat Co 1.500.00
List of Subscribers, $1200.
Hesse, Martin Xron Works $ l.zoo.oo
List of Subscribers, $1000.
American Can Co l.ooo.oo
T. J. Armstrong 1.000.00
Blake McFall Co 1,000.00
Clark Wilson Lbr. Co 1,000.00
F. J Cobbs 1,000.00
Poerenbecker Mfg. Co 1,000.00
J. D. Farrell l.uou.uu
M L. Kline l.uuu.uu
L. A Lewis l.uuu.uu
Neustadter Bros 1.000.00
Northwestern Electric Co 1,000.00
Northern Grain & wnso wo.
The Portland Cordage Co i.uuu.uu
V. S. National Bank l.uuu.uu
Wadhams & Kerr Bros. l.uuu.uu
Feninsula Lumber Co 1,000.00
Smith & Watson Iron Works 1,000.00
List of Subscribers, $1000.
Western Cooperage Co $ 1,000 00
Mrs. Rose White 1,000.00
J. E. Wheeler 1,000.00
List of Subscribers, $0O0.
L. R. Wheeler auu.uu
List of Subscribers, $SOO.
Portland Cattle Loan Co $ ruu.uu
Ira F. Powers Furniture Co. . 800.00
List of Subscribers, $750.
Kstate of Macleay Co ou.uu
Alaska Portland Packing Co.. 750.00
Warren Packing Co 750.00
List of Subscribers. $500.
O. F. Adams ouo.uu
A. O. Anderson 600.00
Mrs. Edward Boyce 500.00
Edward Boyce auu.uu
The Bank of California 500.00
Mrs. H. W. Corbett ouu.uu
Columbia Basin Wool Ware
house Co BUU.UU
Edw. Cookingham duu.uu
John Clark Saddlery Co 600.00
R. C. Coffey 600.00
Estate of C. A. Dolph 600.00
Dant & Russell &uu.uu
Herman Enke 600.00
Dorothv P. Freeman 500.00
Honor Farrell 500.00
Fairbanks. Morse & Co 500.00
Fithian-Barker Shoe Co 500.00
Glass & Prudhomme Co ooo.oo
M. A. Gunst & Co 600.00
The J. K. Gill Co 600.00
Mrs. Wm. H. Hall 600.00
Geo. C. W. Low 600.00
H. Liebes & Co. 500.00
Estate of Stephen Mead 500.00
A. L. Mills 500.00
Mitchell. Lewis & Staver 500.00
Oregon Ship Timber Mills.... 500.00
Portland Iron Works 600.00
Pacific Export Lumber Co.... 600.00
F. H. Page : 500.00
Rasmussen & Co 500.00
A. Rupert & Co 600.00
The Scott Co 500.00
Joseph Simon 600.00
E. C. Shevlin 600.00
U. S. Rubber Co 600.00
West Oregon Lumber Co 500.00
Woodward, Clarke Co 600.00
List of Subscribers, $450.
Wm. MacMaster $ 450.00
Lint of Subscribers. $400.
John Deere Plow Works $ 400.00
1 .nklin Griffin 400.00
N. E. McKenny Co 400.00
List of Subscribers, $350.
Paul C. Bates. $ 350.00
Hirsch-Welss Mfg. Co , 350.00
Oregon Brass Works ' 350.00
Jos. T. Peters 350.00
D. B. McBrlde 350.00
List of Subscribers, $300.
W. S. Babson $ 300.00
Brownsville Woolen Mills 300.00
Clossett & Devers 300.00
Eastern Outfitting Co 300.00
Failing McCalman Co 300.00
Mrs. C E. Grelle 300.00
J. J. Ross Milling Co 300.00
Railway Equipment Co 300.00
Guy W. Talbot..... 300.00
List of Subscribers, $250.
Miss Maud Alnsworth $ 250.00
Everett Ames 250.00
The Canadian Bank of Com
merce 250.00
Broughton & Wiggins Co 250.00
California Barrel Co. ........ 250.00
E. G. Crawford 250.00
Cudahy Packing Co 250.00
List of Subscribers, $250.00.
J. H. Cook $ 250.00
J. O. Elrod 250.00
Everdlng & Farrell . 250100
James F. Failing 250.00
A. & C. Feldenheimer 250.00
Fobes Supply Company....... 250.00
Hibernia Savings Bank 250.00
I. N. Lewis 250.00
Lumbermens Trust Company. 250.00
List of Subscribers, $135.0O.
Parker's Market $ 135.00
List of Subscribers, $125.00.
J. I. Case Mfg. Co $
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman R. Hall
Arthur L. Veazie
Mrs. F. A. Warren
Mrs. Anna Warren
List of Subscribers, $105.00.
S. F. Wilson $
List of Subscribers, $100.00.
Alaska Fish Salting & By
products Company $
Albina Fuel Company
Ashley & Rumelin
A. H. Ainsworth ..............
H. R. Albee
W. C Alvord
T. Autzen
F. W. Baltes & Co
Bell & Co
Bushong & Co
B. Blumauer '
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Bronaugh
J. B. Burke
E. B. Beebe
J. H. Brest
M. F. Brady
C. D. Bruun
C. O. Brunn
List of Subscribers $100.
P. J. Brlx $
Bridal Veil Lumber Company
Mrs. F. J. Colt
Guy C. H. Corliss
Mrs. F. J. Cobb
Cameron-Taylor Lumber Co..
J. W. Creath
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John F. Daly..-
T. E. Daniels
C. H. Davis
Douglas Fir Lumber Company
T. L. Eliot
Dr. C. Gertrude French -
R. S. Farrell
Thomas Farrell .............
Mrs. A. Frank
C. E. Francis
L. Gerllnger
Mrs. C. A. Gilbert
Goodman Bros.
C. J. Gray
George L. Greenfield
G. W. Bates & Co
Bessie Gilbert
Holman Transfer Company...
Jay S. Hamilton
J. E. Haseltlne & Co
Isaac D. Hunt '
Mrs. C. B. Hunt
Hcnningsen Produce Company
Henry Hewitt Company
Hanley Employment Agency.
Edith "H. Hitchcock
E. Holman Company
A. F. Johnson
Mrs. C. S. Jacobson...
N. W. Jones
E. C Jorgenson
George W. Joseph.
Alma D. Katz
The King Estate
Knight Shoe Company.......
R. Koehler
Krause Bros
Mrs. F. W. Kamra.:
Mrs. Allen Lewis
C. H. Lewis
Lensch Bros.
J. McCraken Company
Walter McKay
Geo. L. and J. A. McPherson.
Martin & Forbes
Charles R. McCormick Co....
S. M. Mears
E. H. Meyer
Mitsui & Co r
Fred W. Mulkey
Mrs. William A. McMaster....
Her. S. Nichols
L. Noonan
A. W. Ocobock
Peninsular National Bank....
Plummer Drug Company
Chapter A. P. E. O.. Blanche L.
Murphy
Robertson Hardware & Steel
Company
Samuel Rosenblatt & Co..'...
A. J. Ray & Son
Rosenfeld-Smith Company....
Mrs. W. T. Sumner
M. L. Shepherd
C. Spuhn -
A. B. Steinbach
Mrs. F. H. Strong
F. E. Taylor
Willys Overland Pacific Co...
C. F. Wright
Wind' River Lumber Company
C. E. S. Wood
Mrs. M. Winch
L. R. Wheeler
D. N. & E. Walter Company..
O. A. Warren
Mrs. R. B. Wilcox
Louis Woerner
List of Subscribers $01.50.
Kendall Heating Company.. ..$
List of Subscribers $90.
M. Halperln $
List of Subscribers $79.
Parr-McCormick Company. . . $
List of Subscribers, $75.
Dr. C. E. Bruere $
R. C. Ball
Cartozian Bros. ..............
M. Chance
J. C. English Co.
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Chas. T. Chamberlain $
W. J. Furnish
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F. E. Moore $
Wascher Bros
Jos. Weber
List of Subscribers, $55.
J. A. Gray $
List of Subscribers, $50.
Dr. M. & M. Akin $
Eva JI. Allen
H. E. Alger
Armstrong Mfg. Co., and employes
Mrs Everett Ames ........ ...
Mrs. I. H. Ames
W. R. Agnew
Avery & Co
Mrs. John A. Bell
F. E. Bowman
Broadway Bldg.
Bartholomew Co
Theo. Bernheim & Co
Blumauer Estate -
Blumauer & Hoch Co
W. C. Bristol
Babcack & Peets Inc.
Breyman Leather Co..
A. H. Burrell Co
R C Bell
J. D. Berst
Mrs. Geo. Black . .
Mrs. Ben Blumauer
D. Chambers .& Sons ........
Clark Kendall & Co
E. DeWitt Connell
Mrs. Fannie C. Cotton
W. A. Curaming
Homer Carpenter
A. Christie
Mra. Mary C. Clarke
E. S. Collins
Mrs. Edith S. Connell
Mrs. F. W. Cookman
Corvallis Creamery
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cady
Mabel F. Cake
Homer C. Campbell
Concrete Pipe Co :
Dey, Humpson & Nelson
Blanc'ie Day Ellis
Mrs. R. F. Dixon
O. W. Davidson
J. W. Day
A. E. Doyle
Eceles & Smith
Mrs. T. L. Eliot
Chas. A. Edwards
O. M. Ellswo.-tn
Fiske Rubber Co.
F. Fricdlander
A D. Frost
A. Fritdman
F. Fine -
Mrs. I Frohman
W. B. Gilbert
Phil Grossmayer
Gevurtz Furniture Co
E. C. Genereaux
Mrs. Mayme Gilbert
GlafKe & Co
Goodyear Rubber Co
R: F. Hynd
Hart Cigar Store
Hazelwood Creamery
G. Heitkemper Co
Hudson Gram Co
M. W. Hart
E. J. Hyland
Hofins Equipment Co
Mrs Anna Honeyman
A. H. Harding
Albert Jenkins
Jones Bros. & Co
E. O. Johnstone
Mrs. George H. Kelly
C. B. King
John W. Kelly
George King
N. A. King
Mrs. Charles Kohn
Lang, Jones & Co
J. Louisson
Mrs. R. W. Lockwood
Mrs. George Lawrence, Jr. ...
F. J. Leonard
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Walkover Boot Shop $
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Mr. and Mrs. Freeman t .
N. G. Russi
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Gotfried Co $
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Bohemian Restaurant $
Mrs. W. H. Graham
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70.00 John H. Hall
W. S. Hurst
A. J. Jewltt
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60.00 w. A. MacRae
A. S. Pattullo
Miss R. L. Ray
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L. Soldern
Stephenson Co
Dr. C. L. Smith
Whitmer. Kelley & Co
Winters & McGuire
Mrs. B. J. Whitehouse
List of Subscribers, 37.50.
Davis Optical Co $
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Alaska Junk Co $
Aldon Candy Co
V. Aronson
Miss N. F. Bolton
Bowman Bros
B. C. Condit
J. C. Mann
Pacific Fruit Co
Mrs. Edna Remick
Ryan Fruit Co
Schmid Lithograph Co
Mrs. Guy L. Wallace
Western Picture Frame Co...
Mrs. A. L. F. Warren
List of Subscribers, $30.
Chas. VS. Ackerson (Acker
son Shoe Co.)
Jay Bowerman
C. E. Cochran
Sam Connell Lumber Co
Mrs. M. Fleischner
Hardie Mfg. Co
K. F. Hughes .
A. W. Lafferty
M. L. Myrick
Louis H. Martin
Anna L. McBride . ...
C. S. Samuel
Robert H Strong
G. T. Trommald
Sam Weiss Co...
M. E. Reed
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Taylor Bros $
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Steve Moyer $
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Mrs. M. T. Alger $
Alcazar Players
Archer & Sehanz Co
The Auto Top Co
Advance Rupley Co
Mrs. Harriet L. Alexander....
Dr. A. B. Bailey :
Dr. Rex Baldwin
H. L. Bradley
John S. Bradley
Coy Burnett
Geo. W. Bates & Co
F. M. Bergen
I. Burpee
Clifton C. Bennett
F. N. Brice
Burnett & Son
Elisha A. Baker
H. Barendrick
John Bain
H. B. Beckett
Belding & Sexton
Mrs. Fred Bickel. Jr
Spencer Biddle
S. W. Blaisdel
Mrs. N. J. F. Bolton
A. T. Bonney
C. C. Bradley & Co
W. D. Brewster
Mrs. C. W. Brockway
Mrs. D. C. Bruere
T. J. Bulger Estate.
D. W. Briggs.
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Mallory Hotel
Mrs. Katherine Mason
C. L. Meed
Horace Mecklem
Miller Rose Co
Mrs. E. L. Mills
C. J. Mathis
Mrs. J. A. Martin
Mrs. A. K. Murphy.
R. W. Montague
George C. McDonald, Jr
Katherine F. Noyes
R. H. Noyes
Wallace C. North
Oregon Motor Car Co
Occidental Trading Co
Oregon Vulcanizing Works ...
Osmund & Co
J. S. O'Gorman
Mrs. Mary A. O'Donald
Pacific Coast Cone Co
Pacifio Am. Metal Co
Pacific Scale & Supply Co
Chap. A, P. E. O., by presldert
W. B. Pearson
Rev. E. H. Pence
Pacific Lifeboat Co.
Mrs. Ira F. Powers
Gus Rosenblatt
W. J. Rosenfeld
trs. Ravensky
Routledge Seed & Floral Co...
Olive Reed
Miss Louis Reed
Miss Louise Reed
Reeves Shoe Co
Mrs. Fannie O. Rood
Mrs. S. Rosenfeld
Sequist Brothers
Mrs. W. R. Scott
A. A. Soule
Ed Stone
Mrs. A. Sherwood
Mrs. E. Smith
Lewis Stenger Co.
Mrs. Stearns
Mrs. J. N. Strowbridge
Stewart Bros. & Co
Jessie Stearns
N. V. Sullivan
Walter T. Sumner
Sturtevant & Dlnham
Thomas & Kraemer
Mrs. Guy L. Talbot
Miss Ruth Tet-1
Andrew Tetrand
Vaughn Motor Works
J. H. Vogt
Louise Van Orsdall
Joe Uhlar
A. Wildman
C. C. Woodcock
R. W. Wilbur
N. S. Weinsteln
Mrs. Louis Wagner
E. A. Wyld
Alex Wagner
R. L. Webster
Charles E. Wolverton
Mrs. H. C. Wortman
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Mary Alice Caswell
Catholic B. & C. Supply C..
Elizabeth Clark
Company G, U. S. Aux
Vincent Cook
H. A. Cushing
C. E. Curry
H. M. Oarlock
Mrs. W. Campbell
William Chambers
P. J. Cronin Company
P. T. Cherry Company
Columbia Brick Company...
Mrs. Wilber E. Coman
A. W. Cooper
Columbia Amusement Co...
H. J. Cress
Coast Steel & Mchy. Co
Edwin Caswell
N. U. Carpenter
Citizens Bank
C. B. Clark
W. B. Crane Company
Mrs. D. W. Clark
Ralph A. Coan
A. N. Cudworth
Dooly & Co
S. C. Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dodd
F. M. Dyer
Fred Dundee
Mrs. Willis Duniway
G. L. Davenport
Duncan Lumber Company...
J. E. Dunne
Edlefsen Fuel Company
Mrs. Edward Ehrman
J. O. Elrod '
Henrietta R. Eliot
Mrs. J. K. Ellison...
J. C. English
Charles T. Early 4.......
H. J. Eling
Mrs. E. J. Ewing
R. D. Fontana
E. K. Finkeiner
Mrs. A. L. Frank
Factory Motorcar Company.
R. M. Fox
Mrs. L. A. Frank
Franklin & Co
Mrs. Margaret Frazier
Fulop Bros
R. M. Gray
Martha P. Grlffen
Anna Gerllnger
Mr. and Mrs. Gerllnger
Goldstein Bros
J. G. Gillingham
H. Goodman & Sons
H. S. Gilbert
Gray. McLean & Percy
E. Ct Griffen
E. E. Gustin
Goodyear Shoe Company
G. G. Gerber
F. W. Hall....
Dr. J. H. Hewitt
E. Hippely
H. W. Hughes
John F. Hamilton
R. B. Howard
Rev. J. C. Hughes
Miss Carrie Holbrook.
E. J. Hall
Roy W. Heath
H. M. H. Electric Company...,
Mrs. H. B. Holder
Margaret Howard
Glen E. Husted
E. B. Hazen.....
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Mrs. W. P. Hawley....,
45.00 Ben Holman
45.00 Maggie Hamilton
Mrs. II. M. Haller
43.00 Mrs. Ludwlg Hirsch
Mrs. Caroline Hepburn
W. F. Hynes $
J. H. Jackson
Phils E. Jones
Dr. A. H. Johnston
Arthur H. Johnston (Leigh
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Mary E. Jones
L. S. Jones
Henry W. Jacobson
A. E. Jackson
Annie E. Kendall
Mrs. F. B. Kistner
Dale Kelly
J. J. Kaddcrly
John A. Keittlng
Charlotte Kress
F. S. Kelly
J. L. Kauffman
Kahn Brothers
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Robert B. Kerkett
35.00 Albert King
35.00 Edmund C. King
35.00 L. E. Kern
35.00 J. H. Klosternian & Co
33.00 A. G. Klo.sterman
35.00 Milo Kirkpatrick
35.00 Bradley Legg. Co
35.00 Lawrence Larson
35.00 Laldlaw & Owen
35.00 Liberty Lunch and employes..
3S.00 La Grande Creamery Co
35.00 Dr. B. E. Loomis
35.00 Ernest Lunndy
35.00 James Loey
Mrs. S. M. Luders
Mabel H. Lawrence
Charles Loeding
Miss Leona Larrabee
E. B. London
Laber Spring Co
A. W. Loffry
Levy, Jules & Bros., Inc
Dr. Florence Manion
Mrs. A. Meier
McNeff Bios
Dr.- M. G. McCorkle ,
J. R. Minnuna
L. Mayer & Co
T. H. MoAlbis
W. 11. McDonald
Mrs. Mav E. Mackey
J. H. Middleton
W. O. Milligan
Mrs. Morris
Ruth Wells Mead
M. McN'amaia
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J. G. McGrew
Mrs. C. A. Morden
Miller & Tracey
Millwood Couch Co
Paul Murphy
R. B. McClung
W. H. Markell & Co
G. B. McCloud
C. E. Moiilton
Murphy Timber Co
Dr. J. H. Montgomery
J. P. McEntee
Mrs. George Marshall
E. B. McNaughton
Mrs. Alma Maxwell
Mrs. E. C. Murphy
Mrs. Laura H. Northrup
Mrs. F. A. Nitchy
H. E. Noble
G. A. Olsen
Oregon Art Tile Co
Oregon Auto Despatch
Mrs. G. C. Olds
Ormandy Bros
Mrs. H. .1. Ottenheimer
Oregon Welding Co
Oregon Hassam Paving Co.
Peoples Market & Grocery Co.
Mrs. E. M. Proctor
Mrs. J. M. Proctor
Piatt & Piatt
Politz Bros
Portland Printing House
Mrs. E. B. Piper
Pacific Employment Co
E. W. A. Peaks
V. J. Pearson
John Pearson
Portland Realty & Trust Co..
William J. Plepenbrink
The Patrick Co
Prince Shoe Co
Portland Machinery Co
Portland Fish Company $
Dr. J. J. Panton
Wilhelm Pettersoh
Sarah A. Ray
Sarah Rosenblatt
Dr. James W. Rosenfeld
D. C. Rogers Lumber Co
Rosenthal Shoe Company ...
Reed Bros
Reliable Insurance Company..
J. H. Remiek & Co
Roy & Molin
Mrs. R Lu Rush
C. S. Russell
L. M. Rouse
J. J. Ross
Robinson & Detter
G. E. Ryan
Mrs. Etta Reid
Surri-Tulley Lumber Co
Mrs. Willamlna Silk
Edward N. Strong
G. N. Smith
Clark D. Simonds
Stark-Davis Company
W. M. Seward
J. k. Stern
Stearns-Holllngshead Co
Mra. I. W. Standifer
H. M. Sawyer
J. C. Stevens
Frank L. Smith Meat Co
Dr. C. G. Sab in
Davis Scott Belting Co
S. C. Spencer
G. M. Strong
L. H. Stark
Bank of Sellwood
T . J. Phillippe Tamiesie ....
Henry Teal
Mrs. Tendecor
Mrs. Willis Telfer
W. S. U'Ren
Universal Tire Filler Co.
E. Vaughn
Dean Vincent
Caroline Vogt
Mrs. J. A. Van Ness
J. C. Veazie
Mrs. A. Veazie
Mrs. Frank Venius
Frank Venius
Thomas W. Vreeland
Georere Vath
Dr Wright
C. H. Webber
Wirt Minor
Mrs. I. L. Webster
Weinsteln Bros
J. L. Wright :
F. L. Warren
Willamette Equipment Co. ...
C. D. Wise
Women's League, First Con
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F. G. Wheeler
James Mcl. Wood Co
S.' R. Wentworth
Mrs. Whitney
Metta G. Wolff
Mrs. Anna Bruce Woodruff ..
Mrs. J. D. Wf-
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Dr. W. L. Zimmerman
W. J. Zimmerman
Mrs. F. Zimmerman
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UNITED WAR SORK CAMPAIGN
Everett Ames, City Manager