JUNE 1, 1910.
9
AD MEN PREPARING
FOR EiERTlHT
PORTLAND AD CLUB MEN PROMINENT IN PREPARATIONS FOR COMING PACIFIC COAST CONVENTION.
v and CitnDM 1
I u-Girtc. Wiliamtt btTd., cor. Gay rt.
."2-88 Kiilinsswortti ve., cor. Michlsan
-Knrln bouse. inamsti Diva, tna
Patten ve.
M:slppt v.. near Skldxnere at.
2.i-S.ft Miwisstppl tv., teC buaver and
&lujnn utm.
2MS-i Mtaslsatppt bt. BMch and
Failingr Ms.
25-77a Mitsaippl ar bet. Beech and Kra-
mont Bts.
ESA-TT3 William ive., near Beeh t-
rA6.-SSl Williams tve., cor. Siiavor st.
All Visitors to June Convention
to Have Good Time.
257-i4 AlMna ve., bC Frascott and BLaa-
dent ta.
;K7i.2l Williams ave.. r. Sk&dmora at.
U5S-Pubiio library. Kiilmcsworin tva. and
Commsrciai st.
2P9-26 Hefrh pt.. near Williams v.
'rtO-Hi7 V'nlon ave. N.. cor. Skitlmore St.
2X-3;5 Albert st., near jarri-ia ava,
2$2-$2 VnioQ ave. N.. Det. b ailing and Sha-;
ver sta.
SPECIAL PLANS ARE MADE
263-Garaice. Msson st bst. Grand ave. and
VI. S:lih St.
23i Garage. 5S3 E. fttb st. X- cor Mason St.
liiH-WS I n ion ave. Dot. ooinc ana v
THE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, .
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Gathering to Be Marked by More
Festivities and Hard Work Than
Any Former Meet.
Between 1000 and 1500 delegates and
visitors from, different cities on the
Pacific coast will come to Portland to
attend tha sixteenth annual convention
f the Pacific Coast Advertising Men's
association to be held here June 8. 9,
10 and 11. Many of the delegates will
bring their wives and families, and
preparations are being: made on an ex
tensive scale for the entertainment of
these visitors, most of whom will prob
ably remain in Portland for the Rose
Festival, which immediately follows
the convention.
The activities of the convention this
year will ail center around the general
theme of reconstruction work, and it
will be the purpose of the assemblage
to discuss and work out a vigorous,
comprehensive and practical programme
through which all the ad clubs on the
Pacific elope will be enabled to join in
a concerted and effective effort to
nerve the government in the solution
of the grave reconstruction and indus
trial readjustment problems which are
now confronting the country and which
are of vital importance to the Pacific
coast particularly.
Many Speakers Invited.
Kor the thorough consideration of
these important problems specialists
and eminent speakers from many dif
ferent cities have been invited to at
tend the convention, and an attractive
programme, which will deal with re
construction matters from all angles
has been arranged. More than 100 dis
tinguished speakers are scheduled for
addresses and informal talks at the
general sessions and various depart
mental meetings.
To enliven the spirit of rivalry among
the various delegations, an attractive
array of trophies have been hung up.
There will be upward of 20 beautiful
silver cups and trophies to be awarded
in contests at general sessions and in
the departmental, with a solid silver
classic, costing $125. which will be
awarded to the city winning; it two
years in succession by making the best
ten-minute talk on "Why Industries
Should Locate on the Pacific Coast-"
L'nlqne Stunts Planned.
An entertainment programme that is
confidently expected to surpass any
ever offered at the IB previous annual
conventions is being built up by the
numerous hard-working committees
serving under General Director Frank
McCrillls. who is in charge of all the
entertainment features for the hun
dreds of delegates and visitors.
Beginning with a number of unique
reception features and an elaborate
breakfast at the Automobile club on
Sunday. June 8. and concluding with
grand ball to close the four-day ses
sion, there will be numerous luncheons,
teas, dinners and banquets, an early
morning drive over the Columbia River
highway, and a trout breakfast served
in the forest at Eagle creek on long
tables under the trees. For this latter
feature hundreds of beautiful trout will
be freshly caught from the running
mountain streams by government for
est rangers, and the trout will be
cooked in the open and served with hot
biscuits, Oregon strawberries and other
breakfast dainties.
Personal Interest Festnre.
Mr. McCrillls has a big force of busy
committees assisting him and to carry
out the elaborate entertainment plans
that have been worked out to the
minutest detail. There will be a spe
cial committee for each visiting dele
gation, and throughout the four-day
session it will be the special duty of
these committees to look after the
comfort, conveniences and pleasure of
the delegations which have been as
signed to them.
Many of the delegates are good roads
boosters and will arrive by automobile
caravan. Upward of 100 cars will come
from Spokane and other eastern Wash
ington points, this caravan being joined
by Idaho cars en route. Probably as
many more cars will be lined up In the
big caravan that is being organized at
Seattle, and which will include cars
from Victoria and Vancouver. B. C, as
well as many from Tacoma. Belling
bam. Ellensburg and other western
Washington points.
Cars to Parade In.
Mr. McCrillls and his committees are
making preparations to receive these
delegates at the Automobile club on
Sunday morning, and while the visitors
are being cared for and served break
fast in the clubhouse, their cars will be
washed and put into shape by a big
force of men, so that they will be
ready for the refreshed visitors to drive
on in to Portland for the opening event
of the programme, a big inspirational
meeting at the auditorium.
Mr. McCrillis and his aides are also
making arrangements for having the
banners of the visiting cars recognized
by the police for special privileges, and
for extensive parking space and hous
ing facilities for the out-of-town auto
mobiles. Through another committee
hotel reservations are being looked
after, and it is the aim of the conven
tion committee to see that every visitor
will be a specially considered guest
during the entire period of the four-
day session.
Who's Who In Charge.
The following are the entertainment
bureau committees:
FYank McCrillis. director-general; alrles,
Fred T. Hyskell. K. D. Strong, John C. Boy
or and Ed s. Higglna.
Iteeeptlon Committees.
Spokane Fred Speri. r.hitman: T. E
Rrtu, G. A. Lovejoy. A. V. btypes, Q. L.
Shearer. C. W. Meera. W. F.
Still. w. F.
White!"-. M. O. W k nj.
Seattle Cinral Chariest F. Beebe, chair
man: A. J. isuian. r rank Case, A. L. I-inley,
w . u. einiveiy, tarn "-wOnneii. jonn Annano.
Tacoma K. J' Jaeser, chairman; K. X,
Weinbaum, A. IL Geph&rt, A. G. Ramsey,
A. U. sunton.
La Grande Altr"eA. Aya. chairman: H.
A. Woocirum. Ldwaid O'Noill, "W. H. Mit-
CneM. J. il. STcothelm.
BoUa M. R. Johnson, chairman; 75. Tt.
Lipschut. James H. t'ixon. K. V,". "Wooda,
c. i,. Anient.
Salt L-alte J.fiitnn R. Klepper, chairman
It. H. Nslson. J. B. Keefar, J?. W. Vogler,
OlklinJ F. W. Chaunt, chairman: C.
w. Borfiera. Harry Marcus. H. H. Uayaes.
Los Angeles w. H. Chatten. chairman,
l-eo Hartsiein. Georea C- Kazelton. T t
Baldwin. Max H. Smith.
cjan Dieyo G. G. Roher, chairman; A. T.
Rolmboe. Hoy Trine. E. B. Wheat. Emil
Struplere.
Sacramento T. J. Mullin. chairman, E. H.
McCany. Charies Katield, SJ. K. Lee, Ray
Barlchurst.
btockton Phil Easterdav, chairman' J
W. Hi'. I. W. M. Jackaon, ll. K. L'AnKlalie.
I. M. Wa:vr.
Chlco D. T. Fhort, chairman- Pheldon
R. Coons, W. J. PattenoB. Georea Webber
1. B. Waibrinn.
San Francisco Thomas t,. Emerv. chair
man: J. A. Hailiday, W. D. ilcWaters, B. S
Pease. F. A. Fr.eraan
Banquet F. T. Hyafeell. chairman: John
F. Beaumont, G. G. Joyce.
Ball John C. Boyer, chairman; G W
Dean. Miles Stundish.
Breakfast. 1-JaglB Creek E. N. Strona
ehairuian; Henry w. Kent, A. t. Froat.
otunts A. B. Cleveland, chairman; c. M
-: l- ?"y::''-:':;:;-;MMB W P? rr: r-'- -1
ff . .r-ri"! mfesifei i:pe: i -rr-y i
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Menxles. Charles Tonnj, John Do u it all, R. M.
Stundish. A. C. McMlcken, . C Freaman.
Floor Frank McCrillis. chairman; Gen
eral Charles F. Eeebe, Fred Spoerl. E. J,
Jaeger, A. A. Aya, M. R. Klepper, T. L,
Emery. F. W, Chauase, W. U. Chatten. O. G.
Kohrer. T. J. MuIUn, , T- Short. PhU East
e relay, 11. K. Johnson.
HOW WILL WORLD BE FED?
Association for Advancement of Sci
ence to Discuss Problem.
PASADENA, Cal.. May 31. With food
prices soaring now how will the world
bo fed when wars end and scienca
stifles plagues, epidemics and disease
and the population grows from its
present 1.675.000,000 to billions? Her
bert C. Hoover is busy now making the
world food supply stretch around, but
food for the future billions will be dis
cussed here June 19 to 22, when about
400 world - renowned scientist will
gather.
This is but one of the problems to be
discussed by the members of the Pa
cific division for the American Asso
ciation for the Advancement of Science,
in session here then. Their answer to
the food Question will be: "Co to sea."
They will have a projected explora
tion of the north Pacific ocean, from
whence may come, they believe, more
food than the world has ever before
heard of.
Speaking of this, one of the scientists
arranging the programme said:
"Very little is known of the resources
of the Pacific ocean or of any ocean,
for that matter. When it is stated that
the organic productivity of the ocean
very probably exceeds that of the land
the significance of scientific explora
tion in this field becomes apparent.
In the vision of the scientist, the
ocean, that great source of life in this
planet, may yet prove to be our main
reliance for food and sustenance.
"When the population of the world.
freed by science from the ravages of
disease and wars, shall continue to in
crease even more rapidly than it has
hitherto, and the limits of agriculture
have been reached, we may yet find in
mother ocean the final impulse that
will carry civilization on to its goal.
This Indeed is visionary. We shall at
least, through this projected explora
tion, extend the boundaries of human
knowledge and add greatly to the
wealth of man.
"This subject is of vital Interest to
the peoples of the Pacifio area, and
it is proposed to set forth the possi
bilities of the undertaking in a sym
posium under eight headings or topics.
Specialists qualified by experience will
present the problems involved and the
advantages to be gained through in
vestigations in their respective fields."
There will be representatives in at
tendance from Washington, Oregon.
California, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Ari
zona, Alaska, British Columbia, Mexico,
Hawaii, and the Philippines. The mem
bership of the association's Pacifio 41
vision, comprising 1430, Includes in ad
dition to noted scientists, men of af
fairs, manufacturers, agriculturists, or
chardlsts and many from other walks of
life.
HOOD GIRLS INDUSTRIOUS
Myrtle and Esther Hnsband Earn
"Way Through College.
HOOD RIVER. Or., May Jl (Spe
cial.) Misses Myrtle and Esther Hus
bands, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Husbands of this city, and graduates
of the Hood River High school, who
will graduate in June at the Oregon
Agricultural college, have worked their
way through the institution. Both have
made remarkable records.
Miss Myrtle Husbands was a member
of the faculty in the commercial de
partraent this year. She will have
charge of the commercial department
at the Union High school the coming
year. She will also be assistant in
structor in the department of physical
education. During her junior year Miss
Esther Husbands had charge of the
stockroom at the bora economies
building. She expects to enter insti
tutional management work..
Portland People at White Salmon.
The following guests recently reg.
istered at the Eyrie, White Salmon
Miss Emma Reynolds. Mrs. Harrison
Allen and party of Portland. Bishop
P:igro and wife of Spokane, Madame
Paso of Winchester, Mass.
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1 -W. j. Hoffmann, director-srrneral of
chairman of newspaper co-operation committee. 4 C. K. Bcrs; president I'nclfie Const Ad Men', uoctatioa. 6 M. 1'
Smead, chairman of antomoblle committee. C J. L. lOlherldae, chairman of finance committee. 7 W. P. Strnndboric.
chairman of prosnmne committee. 8w. S. Klrkpatricfc. chairman of attendance committee. 0 K. B. Vincent, chair
man of publicity and badge committee. lOwMarshall Dana, chairman of executive committee. llA. J. Robinson,
chairman of trophy committee. 1 Aaron Frank, chairman of decoration committee. 13 Charlea W. lCngllsh, chair
man of adverrialnsr committee. J4 -I'lorenc 1'revoit, chairman of woman's committee. 13 1'rtnk AlcCrllli., chairman
of entertainment committee.
LIST OF POLLING PLACES GIVEN FOR THE
SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
FOLLOWING is a list of polling places
for the special election to be held
next Tuesday:
1- Garase. Thurraan at., bet. 82d and Ru-by
2- Terraca Grocery, 3lh and Thurmao at
8N. W. cor. 25th and Upshur ata.
4- soO Thurman St., cor. -4th St.
8-735 Vaughn st. near 22d st.
5- 31S3 N. 23d St.. cor. fcavier at
7- 687 Wilaon, bet. 21at and 23d Sta,
8- HM Thurman at., bat. 20th and 21st ata
8-840 K. lth sc. cor. Raleigh st.
J0-3-H Giiaan at., bat. Sth tt and Broadwajr
It. SIS Northrup au, cor. 15th su
12- 554 Northrup St.. cor. 17tU st.
J2H -Church, s. W. cor. 17th and Marshall.
13- 208 N. 21st st.. near rettyerove st.
K-Usraca, 20!i N. 21st St.. cor. Northrop St.
15- Gar&ge. g'JS Overton St., bet. Stith St.
anl Cornell road.
1BW-H!11 academy, 851 Marshall St.
16- I2ns;lne house. 24th and Johnson sta.
17- Factory Motor Car Co., Kearney St.. bet.
21st and 22d sts.
18- 151 N. 23d st, bet. Hoyt and Irving sts.
19- Garas;, 8. E. enr. 23d and Irving sts.
20- Hartford spts.. 21st and Flandars sts.
21- lt N. 21st st-, bat. Johnson and Irving.
- OOl (.rllnan SU. Ml. .uia HU .1.1 bu.
23- Old Couch school. 17th and Kearney sta,
24- Garage. N. E. eor. lath and Irving sta.
25- Bat.ement, N. E. cor. ISth and Glisan sta
25 -Basement Wellington Court, 15th and
Everett sts.
2-Eiiine house, 511 Glisan at.
27- rundee Garass. Broadway aad Flanders.
28- 27 N. 1st st.. bet. BuroBida and Couch.
29- Hunt Transfer office, 45 N. 5th St., bet.
Couch and Davis sts.
so-w. L. Hughson Co., Broadway and Davla
31- 32 X. 11th St.. bet. Couch and Burnside.
32- Speedwell Motor Co., 8. W. oar. 14th and
Couch sta.
88-575 TVashiacton at., bet. 17th and 18th.
84-43 Ella st.. bet. Washingtoa and Everett.
84H-6S3 Washington St., bst. 20th and
Trinity place.
55- V.lla Motor Co-. SS H. 33d St.
85 W -705 Davis St.
56- gcott'a Karage. 2 Cornell road.
37-450 Burnsido at., bet. 11th and 12th sta.
87 -Room east side 14th St., bet. Waahing
ton and Burnalde ata
88- 331 stark it, hetweea W. Park and
10th sts.
89- 804 H Pine St., ber. Bth and th sts.
40.Ensine house. 2d and Oak sta.
41-114 1st St.. cor. Washlnston st-41-246
Washing-ion at., bet. 2d and 8d ata.'
48-147 Park st.. bet. Alder and Msrrison sts.
44- 185 10th St., between Washington and
Alder sta.
44 H -4444 Washington st,. bet. 12th and
13th sts.
45- Encine house. 16th and Washington sta.
43-Corner 21t and Washlnston ftts.
46 W-Tailor shop, 70 Washington St., bet
Kiny and 22d sta.
4T-Baaemant &U0 Salmon st, eor. Nartllla.
48'Roeenfeld garage, 221 Vista ave., cor.
Park ave.
48-163 Lewnsdale sC, bet. Tamhill aad
Taylor sts,
49 H -173 17th St.
60-M. E. church. 15th and Taylor sts.
M-Garage. 1S2 10th et, cor. Taylor at
R-'-Y. M. C. A- 6th and Taylor sts.
M-Knijlne house, 4th ana Yamhill sta.
04-204 Sd st.. cor. Taylor st.
r5-Kast entrance of courthouse.
56-S. E. cor. Broadway and Taylor st,
67-White temple. JSth and Taylor sts.
S-20 14th at., bet. Jettorson and Mala sta
6SVi-Gar(e. 209 13th at. bet Taylor and
caimon sts.
K9-D4S Nartilla at., near Madison st.
60- 404 Madison St.. eor. loih st.
61- l.add school. 10th and Jetisrson sts.
62- Rast entrance city bal).
68-246 Main Lbet 1st and 2d sta.
4-:.'S Columbia at., bet 1st and 2d eta.
65.17 lt at, bet Market u4 iiill iu,
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convention. 2 Todd Rasen. chairman
60-City auditorium. Market st entrance.
67-805 4th st, bet Clay and Columbia ata.
bo-Corbett'a garage, Broadway and Co
lumbia st.
69- Church, 8. W. cor. Wast Park and Jef
ferson sts.
70- Frank tiaraca. 313 12th at
704-'j.5V4 llth at. cor. Columbia st
71- 460 '4 Jefferaon st, bet 18th and 14th.
71 v-useraent Whitney apt., llth aad
Market sts.
73-Basement. 874 llth St. eer Montgomery.
73- Garase, 1 N. E. cor. 17th and Columbta,
74- 823 Chapman at. near Clay st
75- Englne house. Lownadale and Montgom
ery sut.
76- 425 Montgomery st, cor. llth st
76Vi-430 Harrison st, bet llth and 13th
sta
77- shattuck school. Park and Hall sta
78 Garass. 42S Bth st. bet Hall and College.
79-Engine house, 4th and Montgomery sta.
7UH-450 4th st, bet. Lincoln and Colleee.
KO-itSl 1st st, eor. Mill st.
1-1-543 1st at, bet Hal and I-lneeln eta,
62-Cottel Drug Co., 1st and Sherman sts.
83- Basement 808 College st, bet 5th. and
6th sts.
84- Garage, 435 West Park t, eor Cellege.
eo-oarae, 14. is. cor. .Broadway ana .Lin
coln sta
8-48 Vista ave.. near Spring st
t Engine bouse. 20th and Spring sta.
8a-5troheeker garage, 73 Patton road.
Sti-e!3Vi 1st st., bet Sheridan and Arthur.
bO-Failmg sohool. Front and Porter sta.
D1-2KI Hooker st, cor. 4th st
82-473 Uibbs st. cor. llth st
&3-4th Presbyterian church, 1st and Gibbe.
84-661 Corbett st
95-Helman aehool. Corbett and Bancroft ata.
&6-1084 Corbett st
u7-Iuiton school. First and Mllss sta.
V3-1578 Macadam st, near Nevada st
9SM-1435 Macadam t, bet Dakota aad
Carolina sts.
99-548 Umatilla ave.. bet. E. 12th and 13th.
100- 1748 IS. 13tl at. bat. Marlon and Clatsop.
101- JH03 E. loth St.. near Tenino ave.
103-1BS4 E. 13th st, bet UmaUlla and Har
ney aves.
108-Community house. S. 15th
at and Spe-
Kan av.
104- Strahlman's hall. E. 13th st and Bpe
kane ave.
105- Garas-e. 1508 TE. llth st
10r,4-i8So Mtlwaukle st, near Brbee m
106- New Midway firehall. N. W. cor. Ra
mon, ave. and Milwaukia st
107- Garace. 1136 Milwaukie st.. cor. Sllla.
108- Berkeley etore. 14S3 E. 87th st.
109- 4423 Woodstock ave., bet 44th and 45th
streets Southeast.
110- Church. 44th st and Woodstock av.
111- Church, N. W. cor. 41st st and Wood,
stock ave.
112- 5010 41st st S. B.. near Both av. 8. B.
113- 5033 Woodstock ave.. bat S6th and 57th
Streets Southeast
114- S5U7 72d st a. E.. near 55th av. 8. E.
115-Woodmere halt Woodstock av. and
77th st 8. E.
116-Office. 5228 72d st 8. C, bet 82d av.
and Whitman a vs. 6. E.
117Green's residence, E. 74th st. Bear Pow,
11 street.
118-S217 Woodstock ave.. near 82d st S. E
lia.Stor. a. fc. cor. 60th st aad Woodstock
sve. S. E., Lents.
120-Coffman's garage. D2d St., bet 61st and
o.a avenu.es oou.neast.
JSl-Firehail. 624 at., bet Foster road and
fisth ava. H. r. .
123-Grango hail, S2d st, bet. SSth ave. and
Foster road e. K.
133M,-B1'J Foster road, bet 61th and 69th
streets bouthsast-
134.390U 70th st. bet STib and 40th ave
nues c-outneas.
125-W. O. W. hall. 65th U bet. 43th
nd Poster road. is. E.
ave.
lse-t-aurelu-ood M. E. church, CSd at, bet
I .a saa u ve. o, k
hotel committee. S Charles Rafleld,
126V-Church. N. K. cor. 2d at and 89th
avenue Houtheaat.
127- Ol.i .south Mt. Tabor school, B. 65th
and Division ata.
128- 100 Division, cor. B. 60th st.
129.5533 Foster road, bet 61th and 86th sta.,
8. K.
130.532 Foster road, bet 03d aad 84th sts.,
8. E.
IS l-O range, S. E. cor. B2d st and 43th ave.,
H. E.
132- Creston school, B. 48th and Powell sta.
133- N. W. cor. B. 60th and Powell sta.
134- McMahon'a hall, 8. W. cor. B. 4Sd and
Division ate.
135- Hasernent garage, 8. W. cor. B. 37th and
Clinton sta.
133H -Richmond garage, B. 87th and Di
vision sts.
136- Jones' store, 861 B. 87th at, nsar Mall st
136tt-Englue houa, Francis and Greenwood
aves.
13T-8H5 Gladstone ave., cor. B. SOth st
13X-6.VJ hi. 21st st, near Powell st.
130-t'linton Kelly school, E. 27th and Frank
lin sts.
140-Gurage. 407 B. 38th st, bet Clinton and
Division sta.
110', -Garage. 1017 Clinton st, bst E. 84th
and Greenwood av.
141-ttns Clinton at., bet. E. 35th and 26th sta.
14:3-7 (a t:iinton tit., corner E. 2lat st.
143- 534 Powell St.. near Milwauki at
144- 6-4 Milwaukia st, cor. nhlne at
145- 776 Milwaukie St.. cor. Blsmark at
140 14- Brooklyn school, bat Milwaukl and
r redHrick ata.
140-561 Milwaukie st., bet Brooklyn at and
woodward av.
147- Northwest cor. E. 8th and B. Grant sta.
148- Engin hous, E. 7th and btephens sta.
14D-3U4 U. Clay st, bet Grand and Union
140H-473H Hawthorns ave., near B. 8th st
150-Church, E. 16th and Poplar sts.
150W -Garage, Mulberry at. bet Palm and
west r.rit sta.
151-711 Division St.. eor. US. 30th at.
151-087 Division st, bet K. iJd and Oreen-
wooa ave.
153-930 Hawthorne ave.. cor. E. 81st st.
153 Si -Oarage, 2U7 E. 24th st, near Haw
thorna ave.
153-107X Hawthorne av., bet B. 34th and
ajtn ata.
154-Garage. 1046 B. Lincoln St., near Mar-
guerit av.
1R4H-N. W. cor. E. 41st and Division sta.
155-U. P. church. N. E. cor. B. 8Jth and
Ulay sts.
185-A-12o4tc Hswthorne ave.. near B. 43d st
ioo-uersie, a. w, cor. ,ta st ana liaw
thorne ave.
15SH-347 E. ooth st. bet Stephens and E.
aim su
157-Church, N. W. cor. E. S2d aad B. Lln
coin sts.
157H -Garage, 816 B. 57th St., bat Haw.
thorn ave. and E. Lincoln st.
153-N. W. cor. Grand ave. and Hawthorne
av.
159.151 Grand av.. cor. Belmont st
lil0-406 E. Alder st. near Grsnd av.
161- 80 Grand ave.. eor E. Stark at
162- frt. Francis hall. E llth and Pin ata
Ittf-East bide library. E. llth and IS. Aldr
BIN
164-Francls garage, B. 13th st and Haw-
inorne av.
165-BaHement, 641 B. Madlso.n st., cor. E.
t tin au
16.Garare E. 14th st, bet E. Morrison
167-Washington high achoot, E. 14th and
etarx sta
18-Grage, J5. Stark, bet 18th and 10th.
lt0-8. E. cor. K. 20lh and E- Morrison sta.
170-705H Hawthorn av., nar E. 20th st
1JU M-Garage. 792 K. balmon st, bet K. 23d
'-u c . .ota sis.
171-6S1 Belmont tu, cor. E. 39th st.
T2-Cliur.;n. E. 20th and 1- Stark ata.
173-983 Belmont t. eor. K. 33d at
ITi-'jji Ltlmoul st, bw U. Hi aud SiUt (U,
5-Garage, E. 28th
Mactson sts.
175H -Garage. S. B- eor. E. Salmon st and
Glenn av.
176- 2M1 E. 37th at, eor. B. Madison st
177- Kngine house, E. 35th and Belmont sts.
ITS-loi:i Belmont st, bet t S3d and E.
34th sts.
178V -Garage. 1036 E. Washington st. cor. E.
35th at.
179-150 B. S8th st, cor. of Belmont st
17UVt-Garag. 1258 Balmont at, bet E. 43d
and 43d ata.
10-11113 E. Madison t, cor. B. 40th st
181- 13DU Hawthorn ave., bet E. 4BUi and
K. 40 th sts.
182- 1315 Belmont st, cor. E. 46th St
IbS-Garage, E. Madison st, bet E. 61st st
and E. 52d st
1M-1601 Belmont at. eor. B. 61st st
105-174 Belmont st, cor. E. 6uth st.
166-Iiimi E. fcltark. st, bet E. iSth and B.
70th sts.
187-2(120 K. Stark St.
IsS-Engina bou, B. 82d st and B. Burn-
189.1U73 K. Stark st, near B. TSth st
luo.l. o. n. hall, ll 80th and E. Glisan sts.
1U04.1918 IS. Gllan St., cor. B. 76th st
101-Chureh, K. 76th and E. Hoyt sts.
192.20O1 K. Glisan st. near E. fcOth st
13-Gienhaven school, K. 81st and Schuyler
sts.
ISSVii-R. E. office. Sandy blvd., bat E. 72 d
and K. T.ld ata.
194-R. K. office, S. B. cor. B. 68th st and
bandy blvd.
104 hi -Garage, 683 E. 64th St N.. bet Slskl
you and Klickitat
185-Twoliy Bros.. 21 E- 0th st. N.
1D6-177J K. Glisan st, eor. TS. 69th St.
197.1KK8 K. Glisan at., cor. E. Suth atr
19S-U 01 E. Burnald st, garage, cor. E.
3U.lt at
198', -8. E. eor. B. 471 and B. Ollean sts.
mu-.V. W. cor. E. 62d and E. Glisan sta.
200-Garage. Sandy blvd., bet K. 56th and
57th sis.
200H-1490 fandy blvd., eor. B. 54th st
"01-455 E. 47th st. N.. eor. Tillamook st
201 M -Garage, S. E. cor. E. 47th and Tilla
mook st.
202-West End I-aurelhurst office, S. 89th
and Glisan at.
202- .Uaureihurst elub, 1125 Ti. Ankeny st
rMin.fcR.1, 8andv blvd.. near K. 28th r t.
204-Garase, E. 81st. bet Flanders and
Everett.
Ml li. c. O.l. w , 1. M .
2ib-tterns school, t. 2itn ana iv. couca sts.
07-704 banay biva.. near ts. zum st.
:07Vi -Garage, N. W. cor. E. 22d and
Ankeny sta.
0S-X5 E. ISth at N.
:oa-Garase, S. E. cor. E. ICth and B. Ankeny
a is.
308 v -Garage, 874 E. Couch st. eor E. llth
St.
10-Garare. 80 E. 12th at. eor. B. Everett st
211-Buckman school, E. 12th and E. Bum
side St.
Sim-Garaga, 13 E. 13th st, near E. Ankeny
at
313-414 E. Burnside st, near E. 6th st.
2l3-3-3 K. Hurnsiae st.. near t.nion ave.
214-4i Union ave. X., bet E. Couch and
lavin ata.
31 5-Garage, 190 E. 21st st K. cor. Oregon st
216-Garaite, 808 Clackamas st, bet K. 24th
and E. 2Glh sta
16H-Garage, 718 Multnomah st, cor. E.
:11st sl
17-Garaga. S. W. cor. E. 10th and Haaaalo
sts.
318-Engtne house. Grand ave. and Multno
mah st.
310-Mwcll Motor Sales Co., B. 3d and
orecon st.
330-2.U Holladay ave., eor. Larrabee st
l-sos Lrraoe St.. nar r:. uroaawav.
S21h-Garage. N. W. cor. Jtosa and McMil
lan ata
33-Basement, 434 Larrabee st, cor. Dupent
SL
S23-S43 Williams ave.. near Weldler st
123 V. -338 Union ave. N.. near Weldler st
224-Garaee, 353 E. bth st bet Broadway
and welder st.
233-Garage. B. W. cor. E. 14th st and
Broadway.
30-Frazier's garage. 834 E. 16th N., car.
Weldler st
336 V.-Garage. 643 Schuyler st. cor. E. 17th st
.Oarage, 694 E. Broadway, bet E. 19th
and 1. 21st als.
:28-Basement, N. E. eor. E. 22 d and Tiila-
mooK sis.
329-Englne hous. E. 34th st, bat Tillamook
and xnomDson sts.
220 U - Fern wood school, Hancock st, bet. E.
jinn ana u,. a.u su.
330-Grocery, E. 8Jth st. and Sandy blvd.
230H-Blvd- garage. Sandy blvd. and E. 41st
st.
231-652 E. 57th st N'.. near Sandy blvd.
232-R. E. office, N. W. cor. E. 62d at and
sanay eiva.
233 H -Garage. Thompson st., bat E. 46th and
K. 4,tll sts.
33S-Garage. 8. W. cor. E. 4trt and Knott sta
233 H -Garage, N. w. cor. E. 43d and Klickl
tat als.
334-Malarkey garage, E. 34th and Knott sta
235-Garase, 67 av. 20th at N., near Klick
ltat at
335 'i -Garage, N. B. eor. E. 16th and Brasee
ets.
336-Garage, 840 B. 10th at N., bet Knott
ana uraze sts.
236 Va-Irvlngton school, E. llth and Thomp
son 8 Ls.
387-714 Union ave. IT. bet Cook ave. and Ivy
at.
337 Vj -Garage, 868 Union av. v., near Gra
nam ave.
239-Garage. 540 Thompson St. cor. B. 12th.
23s V -Garage, 0. w. cor. ti. lotn and Tbomp
son sta.
239-470 Union ave. M.. cor. Buaen st
240-449 Union ave. N., bet Euen and Tllla-
mooa sis.
340'A-47X Williams av.. near Eugn at
341-367 Russell st. bet Union and Rodney.
44.556 Williams ave., beta. ecu Knott st
ana nraiiam ave.
343- 7U3 Williams av., bet Cook ave. and
Ivy st
344- 723 Williams ave., bet Ivy and Fremont
24a-B4f vwiuams ave.. cor. .Monro fit.
24d-2b9 Russell st, bet Williams and Van
couver aves.
347-153 Russell at, eor. Borthwick st
244-141 Kustell St.. near Albina ave.
249-677 Borthwii:k at., cor. largo st
2 trt Vi -645 Mississippi ave. near Morris et
50-iarae. shaver st, bet Colonial
Lopgvisw aves,
Kant sir.
2St1--r.4 Alberta st.. near K. ISth st.
2rt-.iH;i3 I'reticott St.. cor. E. 35th St.
Alberta st., bet. K. JMa and E, i(Jtn.
2C6V-T2 Alberta St.. bet. K. 1Mb. and i..
19th 8tS.
2nrVemoa school. K. 23d and Tys;aiit ets.
"S-St0 i:. -'.th st. norib.
OSV--Cow ley's ba:i w. cor. js. ln ana
AILxTla FtS.
:fi9AlHnig-, K. 33d and Alberta sta.
I'riS-K. K. office. K. 27th and Albert sts.
270-Kennedy school. E. aild and Jrrett t-hn.
70 - onronlm coi.ese. i.. .mh, tuia no. -man
sts.
1 271-N. W. cor. U. 16th sL and Killlncrvorih
a vs.
272-671 Alberta at bet. K. lb and E. ltt'.h.
r.'H-i Airta. au, oct. j-. .am ana i.
L'6th ets.
273-Oet ee. 1060 E. 14th St. near A -
berta t.
I 273H --' Alberta BL. bst. E. 12th and X.
lath sts.
74-.:hurch. N". E. cor. Ti. 6th and Alberta.
7A-1'J.a Union ave. nesr A lnu worth aa
Dckum ave.. cor. K. th st.
277-3 Iekura ave.. cor. E. 13th st.
78-4.' Uurhsiii ae.. bet. Dekum and Ma
drona aves.
270-Woodlawn school. Cnlon aa, and Bry
ant t
2T0W-Oereir. 274 Portland blvd. cor. Will
iam ave. i
SSO-church. CleveTsnd ave. and J arret t st.
20Vi-Garaffe. 1.3S Williams ave.. MU Bar
rett st. and Almworth ave.
21-Oaraire. 11S9 AlMna ave., cor. Jemjp at.
X-Girii(p. Alnsworth ave.. bet. Alb in and
ltstaltMopi -vr.
2S2S -Grocery, 3. ii, cor. Tatton and Ains
wnrt h aves.
2SS-Kenton club. Rutsett anfl Creonwleh sts.
3 H -1 -1 Umbard t, cor. AlMna ave.
ai-l.'O KlipatncW St.. bet. Lerby and Bran
i on ts.
55-Kire hall. Portlsnd bWd. and Greeley mU
2Svi-PJ wt Portland biva.. oeu uenver ave.
and CatnDbolI st.
2S6S-N. W. cor. KUllnaworth ave. and
Csinnbell t.
2T-1J41 Greeley st.
7S-Garaxe. 1178 Omaha ivt , net. Rimuft
worth ave. and Jessup u
2S-K$7 Peninsula ave.. near Lombard St.
2PS-S24 Hunt st.. nesr I'emntuia ave.
2-43 Lombard st cor. Wsshburn st.
ftrt-cnurch. r isks sU near Gombard at.
Jl-i:4 Lombard st- nesr Viske st.
I'ttJ-Sost I-oinhard sL, near Portsmouth ave
:-M9 Lombard St., cor. Portsmouth ave.
lltchmond St., cor. Jersey st.
rJih-GarsKe. Ivanhoe st. beu Burr ana
Alma eta.
295-t'ity hall, PJ. Johns.
2$-Bull's KarsKe. 7' ivannoe st.
.rrts-4ni K. Ktssenden it, cor. 6tnuh avs.
7-Publlc library. Charleston and Kellesc
sta
298-Kirst Savings Trust Bank bldg..
Midway
and Festtenden sta
317S-Flre ra:lh Whitwood court Linnton.
8'8-Klre hail. Linnton.
29-Nl.oUl Garugo. Columbia blvd. and Der
by. 800- Park Pos Congregational church. Paik
Roe.
801- Grange hall. Ruaaellvllle.
302-Iturkley schooihouse.
Si'3-Calkina hali. Gilbert Station.
304-Firnsuorth store. Gilbert fetation.
805-City hall. Fairview.
Stti-Maccabees" hall. Koekwood.
307-Pleasant Valley Grange hall. Sycamore
station.
S08-Murphy's hall. Greshaxn.
ns-Flrst btate Bank bidg., Gresnam.
I'.'Vs-C'.ty hall. Gresnam.
10-Mssonic hall. Troutdale.
tl-Eillotfa hall. Powell valley.
51 1 V, -Denny's hall. Pleasant Horn.
312- 1 nlon llifth icaooi, coroett.
313- Llbrary Bridal Veil Lumber Co.,
Veil.
Bridal
314-Bridal Veil Lumber Ce.. Palmer.
Or.
13-Warrendale etore. Warrendal. Or.
1 tl-Sch 00 1 house. Sauvles taland.
17-Holhrook acnoolhous. Holbrook. Or.
17 H -Fire hall, Whitwood court tin the city
or t'ortiand).
818-Fire hall. Linnton (In th city of Port-
nd.
318t-FrHnk Johnson's hous. 4 mil north
ot intersection oc sskylin Diva, ana uer
mantown road.
819-Sylvan achoolhouse. Sylvan.
o-ralroale schooihouse.
21-Hillstiale schooihouse.
-Ryan Place clubhouse.
323-Vnplewood clubhouse.
24-v. est Portland achoolhouse.
;25-1ntersfctlon Palatin Hill road and
Boone a Kerrv road.
326- Brentwood hall, corner Cooper and Mat
thews. S26V;-V.57 82d st
327- Errol Heiithts elnbhouse.
-i m ry -ai Virnlta Ant rantain John
MacGresror. M. C D. C. M- Canadlanv
Victoria cross, snowshoed over 100
miles to Join the colors.
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