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8 THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 1G, 1919. E ETTE, 24-12 Salem Eleven Weakened by Injuries in Last Quarter. 0NS1DE KICK SUCCESS Bearcats Overcome Six-Point Lead; Zeller Bans S 5 Yards for Touchdown. SALEM, Or., Nov. 15. (Special.) Outweighed at least 20 pounds to the man, the Willamette Bearcats lost to day's game to Coach Philbrook's pow erful Multnomah club eleven, 24 to 12. The clubmen cinched the victory in the last quarter, after five of the university regulars had been forced from the contest as a result of in juries. Francis and Miller- each went through the weakened line for touch downs. Multnomah started the battle by kicking off to Wapato, who returned the ball 15 yards. Willamette failed to gain and Dimick was forced to punt. On the first down, the club men fumbled, Thomas recovering for Willamette. After two short gains Dimick used a successful onslde kick, Zeller receiving the ball and running 35 yards for the first touchdown. Early in the second period Halfback Murphy broke through the line for the first touchdown scored against ; Coach Mathews' men this year. Ten minutes later, after a 55-yard punt by 1 Dimick, followed by an intercepted pass and straight gains by the club men, Fullback "Pruny" Francis added six points by another touchdown. The Bearcats overcame a six-point lead in the third period, when, after the visitors had been thrown back for losses on three occasions, Francis punted. Willamette Is Weakened. Wapato blocked the kick, grabbed the ball a few feet from the goal line, and registered the second counter for Willamette university. Soon after wards several substitutions weakened the bearcat machine. Fullback Rarey was removed from the melee with a s rained angle, while a collision be tween Basle r And Hempsill knocked out both men. The former has a mis placed vertebra. Guard Day had been retired in the first quarter, while the fighting Tobie, wha stuck grittily through two quarter!, was replaced by Thomas. Without Fullback Francis, the re cent addition to Philbrook's aggrega tion, the clubmen would have been at a loss, for it was the furious line plunges that netted a great part of the yardage and enabled the visitors to chalk up a lead of two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Where othen men failed to gain, Francis delivered from four to ten yards when called upon to carry the bail. Miller was the other clubman who made the most consistent gains. DlraUk. Ground Gainer. Dimick was the most dependable ground gainer for the Bearcats, al though the wonderful showing of the losers was due to the work of every man. Lawson Tobie and others broke through time after time to throw their men for losses, while Zeller showed his usual good style at half. Neither Dimick nor Murphy had any luck In booting goals after the six touchdowns. Coach Fhilbrook remarked that his team had not faced a better eleven than Willamette this season. Rarey. Day and Basler are expected to be out of the game for the rest of the year, which will materially weake the team's strength for the remaining contests. The junior class cross-count ry team, composed of Fisher. Flegel, Davies, Medler, Mclntire and McGrew, won the annual interclass event be fore the football game. The summary: Multnomah 114. I)ona!(1fon . . . . I.outtftt Hemphill Lay ton Kerns ......... Tepart PlchHtinger . . "Murphy Francis ....... Duffy Miller Substitutions: Willamette 12. .L GR Wapato LTR Brown LOR Day . . -C Basler . R O L Lawson RTIi Tobie . 11 IS L Thomas . . .Q Ganzas . . . F Rarey . L H K. . .Captain Dimick . K H I Zeller Multnomah Welch for Feichftiniser, Darvo for Hemphill, Holder for Tegart. Willamette Ramsay for Day, Vinson for Thoman, Barnes for Rarey, Bain for Basler, Thomas tor Tobie, Irvine lor Oaniap, Jackson tor Vinson. Touchdowns Zeller. Wapato, Miller, Murphy, Frances 2. Squirrel Food. A fan writes in: "The Rath of Cincinnati fell upon the White Sox. More and more did it Groh uppn them each time the Reds did Sallee "forth. They made the Sox Neale to them. They heard their death knell Rinp. Luque and See. It vae a dump Kopf who pulled a bone, but errors were not so bad, in fact Ratrden in other series. Moran more the White Sox worried until finally they were made to see Red when Ivay let his Whin go." Famous Iouble. Flesh and Bone. Mnxlms of Mendacious. " 'Jagged racket lead to ragged jackets. Ligrht is said to travel at the rate of 299.819 feet per second. Ray. not Ho bey. Muninara jf a MiMnnthrnpe. Blessed are the sleek, for they shall inherit the earth. Just imagine the proselyting of the "pugs" when all the colleges raise boxing to the rank of a major sport! Idaho 13, Cionzaga 7. SFOKANK, Nov. 15. The University of Idaho, by a score of 13 to 7, de feated the Gonzaga university eleven Virt trtiloB Tim -Ab V. T J I. n line was larcrelv reenonsible for the I victory. Irving. Whitcomb. Brown and Barber were the star performers tor the visiting team. WASTE HELD U. S. CURSE "World Gone Mud With Spending, Says B. F. Irvine. PAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 15. Advis ability of creating; a central corpora tion, through which newspapers of the state can combat the hrh cost of print paper by collective buy ins is to ba investigated by officials of the California Press association, under the provisions of a resolution intro duced at the closing session of the convention here today. The "great American habit of un thrift is the cancer in the social LIFE INS TRANCE AGENCIES. Wm. Goldman. General Manager. RATION AL LIFE OF VERMONT- Oregonian Elds. FIRST PICTURE PUBLISHED IN PORTLAND OF JIMMY WILDE, FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE, UPON THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK. i -' ;o - -' -i r ' 9-Zg ii ' :. : N, fc . J Jt i - 'i . i ' - jS ' '-' : Hi X - ( ' ' ' r- X x v i . t l r : i X r'"""-iCT " . . v J. U fT!1t . i . IJ l ' ' ,!' ''it ;4 JIMMY AND MRS. WILDE, PHOTOGRAPHED OX THEIR ARRIVAL AT AKW YORK ON THE S. S. BALTIC. Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion 6t the world. Is considered the greatest little fighting- man In Europe. He has come to the United States to meet the best man here. Wilde saw Benny Leonard fight Soldier Bartfield and he was greatly impressed with the light weight champion's skill. Wilde has met Pall Moore and Joe Lynch and has earned deci sions over both of them. He hopes to repeat over here. order.'' B. F. Irvine of Portland. Or., told the delegates in a stirring ad dress in which he declared the pres ent industrial unrest was due to a "world gone mad with spending." He declared that the press had unlimited power in swinging public opinion back into channels of industrial sanity. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED A COOK, EXPERIENCED AND NEAT. FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK. WILL PAT GOOD WAGES. APPLY 344 CORNELL ROAD. PHONE MAIN 2908 AFTER 10 O'CLOCK SL'NDAY MORNING. FOR SALE Three 10-acre tracts 2 miles from the town of Yamhill; nli clear and in cultivation, choice land for bprrifa or ftratn; will nell one or two to same pur chaser. Price $1-40 per acre, easy term. Knight Adjustment Co.. MrMlnnvllle. Or FOR SALE Acotalene and drop for iter's burning and weioms; outnt. i an uorn electric drill, -in., 1 30-in. aquarp shears, 1 pip groover. blocks and tackle, practically new; mimeograph and adding machine. (.'all Main SjTtf. AVTO Perfect running condition at sac rifice, good ror bug or truca, new tires, etc. Lar:e pedestal dining table, book case, kitchen table, French alto horn, banjo. C. Spencer, 900 Cleveland ave FOR EXCHANGE. $TMM. Hoar, want land. Have brick business hfnlding. L' lots, five houses, all rented. thrlvinE Ore con town. "What have ou clear for clear? Quick deal. Peterson. Hotel Hoyt. I HOLD mortgage on sawmill in good lo cation, plenty of accessible timber, will take amount due and give terms: 40. 0JU capacity: $30u0 will handle. 34 Ben ton St., city. BACHELOR SUITE. Elecant suite and single room In high class apt. house for gentleman or lady employed; reterence required., lei. Mar. ROOF attention. I still paint your roof and utop all leaks and guarantee for five vears; price the lowest; 'JO years In Port land. Woodlawn 3328. or C-2050. any time. . WANTED Ex-service man, kitchen helper- room, board and waxes. Hereford hole!. 735 Ilood. Call after 8 A. M. ; no phone. WOMAN cook, small camp; pantry and pastrv woman; chambermaid, cashi. rs and wrappers; all good wages. Lewes Employment Agency. AN H.I.DKKLY man to cook for 0 men at a small mill, or would consider man and wife: can furnish work for man. H 346. Oregonian. BARGAIN Good Jersey calf, heifer, two months oli: too good stock to veal. J',.; also chickens. $18. 77 50th a vs. Southeast. ON ACCOUNT going east will mtcrifice B-5o Bulck auto 6-cy Under, "-passenger, fin condition. 35 Floral ave. Ta bor 4.43- . LOJT In Woodlawn. Boech magneto, val ued a. souvenir of the battlefieid. Re ward. Finder please call Broadway 8S74. UF.SIKABLG room for gentleman in bache' lor quarters in Trinity Place apartments; privilege of large living room, tub and shower bath; reft-rences. Call Mar. lioo. CARPENTRY and roof repairing, ceme work and carriHges built at reasonable prices: all work guaranteed. Phon Woodlawn 4010. Fotv SAI-E Cheap, bedstead, springs, mat tress, air tight heater with pipe, medium quality briquettes. i-ton $S0 tack; bring sacks. 1SH Sherman sr. LOST On Broadway bridge, fur neckpiece, Persian lamb, with border of ermine. Reward. Phone East 1553. FOR RENT 6-room cottage with yard. on west side, within walking dis tance. 3 Cable st. Inquire Mar. 4WtJ. SNAP Ford roadster in fine running con dition, cheap for sale. Cail 4o-'l 12th street W. RELIABLE dressmaker will reconstruct your gowns at your home. 67 E. 13th A NEAT 5 -room bungalow tn W. Pied mont, near car hams, $.1300. $1100 cash. H 34T. Oregonian. GENTLE M EN-S cravenstle t e,J coal. sU. n'au snimsn p 4.i: win sen lor fli: worn oniyl'ea necessary r.rt: cost twice, a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE 1 1I16 2-ton worm drive Sls nal truck. 1 Keo light delivery. 1 117 Hupmobi.e. all cord tires. 1 liHti 2-ton Den by truck, all nearly new tires. Al these trucks 'are great bargains at the price we aK. Acme Dealers. Rodham & ollum Auto Co., iiii N. Park st. Broad way tii9. LOST Alankan dog, seven months old white and gray face and back ; also English setter, brown and white; on Mhwaukie highway near Rot he station. rtewu.ro. ror return or qoks or inform. tion. Call Julius Sax, .Broadway 4008, Princess theater, 27 N. 6th at.. Portland. SPECIALTY broker has 40 calculator add lriK machine, will do the work of any .hu mat-nine; add, subtract, multiply and divide. On account of illness will eell far below par. h.aat iltttU. LA D Y. Just in city, wishes housekeeping where she can take lull charge. A Ort'KOnian. COMPETENT young lady stenographer; state experience, age ana salary, ri OreRonlan. VAXTfc.D fiano; will lit ore for the ubt of It and pay d ravage; will have beat of care. V d 1 n. 3 1 :t i . GENERAL office work wanted answe- in phone, typing, etc.; nut experienced. $3550 6-ROOM modern bungalow. Hawthorne ave. ; reasonable terms. 32fl. J E WE it gas range, high n(le oven. elf lighter, good condition. Phone Marshall 12TH ST., near Jetferson. 12 rooms garage, all modern conveniences, quire owner. liStf 1:1th. and In EXPERIENCED salesman for electrical Htore, give exp-rienoc and salary expect- eu. u en a. oregonian. TWO extra large furnished houskeepin rnomn, $4..".0 per week. 1 , blocks from public niaiteel. 204 4th st. WANTED STENOGRAPHER. $Mt A MO, HOURS 9 TO ; HALF DAY SATLH . . .:o tA K KT, 1 PONY popcorn crisp machine fo at your own price. Apply at 230 Wash ington st. KoK SALE Brown fur neckpiece, able. East oT;i7. Apt. 6. 4-ROOM house furnished. ltith st. o20 Mitrket, cor. ONE houee keeping room and kitchenette, - blocks Irom Washington. Dnvis s PIANO for sale. o P. M Call Tabor alio WANTED Housekeeper for small room ing house, little work. 204 4th U EXPERIENCED dreisma ker wishes en gagements by day. Phone Tabor 3i!1 3. 2 NICE unfurnished housekeeping rooms to adults, .fnone is. HATS made with new or oid materials at your home. Phone Monday East WANTED Smith motor stock at ) sonable prico. K 705, Oregonian. FOR fcSAI.E Smith motor stock price. D S10. Oregonian. HAVE few boxes first -clans little pies, $1.25 box. East 3545. NO COMMISSION: lend J!00, 7 per cent, on improved realty. H 843. Oregonian. EsXPEKIENCHn chambermaid wants work. Room 64 Cadillac hotel. I.10O to SMKMI. 6-7 per cent, on improved city property. Kast 3-i. EXPERJENCKD woman wants day work. Tab,or U034. FOR SALK Solid oak mission table lamp, new. 14rt E. Everett. FOR SAKE 1'i-ton truck, a r-al bargain Tor quicKsai. bant 4tti.i. FOR SAM -20-H. P. boiler, complete, at i barirain. East 47.". WANTED All-around baker. See chef Imperial hotel after 10 A. M. LICENSED electrician wll save you money on your wiring. Wdln. 3791. YOL'R U-room house wired complete for work guaranteed. Wdln. ".791. MAJESTIC electric heater. SS.50 each; these are new. Wdln. 3791. LADY'S genuine leather reversible coat, niire r,H. East .14S2. BABY Saxon, fine condition. $410 Inquire room 41. 2P3 h First at. THREE furnished Sherman. Main 4; housekeeping. 29. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged crvi elty to animals. Office room. 153 courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A- M. to B P. M. The society has full charge of the city pound at its home. 63i Columbia boulevard. Phone any time. Wood lawn 764. Dosrs for sale. Horse am bulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted ry. and stray animals cared for. ' -.--- t '-j i I've: - a That Home You Have So Long Wanted is now within your reach m a se lect neighborhood. The price of land has started up ward to the level of other things. You can buy now and sell at an ' assured profit, if you get the RIGHT LOCA TION: or, if you Buy a Lot Before Land Raises ever decide to build "The Laurel hurst Way" finances you, provid ing you decide, as you surely will after a thorough investigation, in favor of On a $1200 lot you can pay $100 down and $15 a month. Act now. Get a "sure thing" for once in your life. Ask for free literature. I70V4 Stark MEETING NOTICES. WASHINGTON COM MANDERV. NO. 15. K. T. A special conclave will be held Tuesday afternoon. No vember IB. at 4 o'clock, for he purpose of conferring the Order of he Red Cross and Malta. There will be upper at 0 o'clock, prepared by our ex cellent chef, after which order of the tem ple will be conferred. Aa there will be business of importance, a large attendance Is desired. All sojourning sir knights cor dially invited. O. P. Els MAN, Recorder. A. AND A. S. RITE Spe cial re-union. Wennestlay. November 1H. All candnlates who have been notified of their election are requested to be in the secretary's of fice at the Scottish Rite cathedral not later than 7 o'clock on Tues day evening next to be registered and re ceive the 4th, .".th and th degrees. Those who cannot attend Tuesday must be on nd v. eanescay morning at BR Y DON H. NICOLL, 33" Hon., Secretary. WILLAMETTE LODfiE NO. 2. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication will be held on Monday. November 7. at 7-:tll n'clnck P. M. The M. M. decree will be conferred by the M. W. grand mawter upon his son. Full attendance aeslrea. Visitors wel- com. Lieht refreshments. W. 6. WitttllSI, twcrcisrj. WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 2 A F. and A. M. Special communication will be held on Monday. Nov. 17. at 1 :4j P. M.. to conduct the funeral services over the remains of our deceased brother. G. W. Gordon. Mem bers having autos please nnng yioii.. t EUREKA COUNCIL, NO. 204 SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Members are hereby notified that on Monday evening. November ha.L Et" .xtdh .nd am: i National Representative l (Jeorge H. Thomas ana u vid U Povey will explain changes in rates and system oi ne orur. Members urgea to P' tend memorial services Sunday. Nov. lo. 7:45 P. M.. at the First cnristian cnurcn. Park and ColumLia ata aennoii t-mm by H. H- Griffla. KIRK PATRICK COUN- ; OIL. NO. SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ! Regular buslnent meeting next Friday evening. Urge class Initiation. Every member is requested to se cure one member, and do It now. They now have the choice of 4 different poli cies. They cannot get any better protec tion. Come and see the beautiful degree work. Visiting members always welcomed. MASQUERADE BALL. Biggest masquerade dance ever held In Portland : 30 expensive prizes, given by Anchor council. No. 746, K. and L. of s., November "J5, W. O. W. hall. V2H 11th st. Members be sure and attend our meeting Nov. 18 and have your candidate for ini tiation. We will have an entertainment, refreshments, games and a good time for all. Prizes for the masquerade will be on display In the council chambers. COLUMBIA AND TABOR LODGES. DE GREE OF HONOK, will give a benefit dMic and card party on Monday evening. November 17. at the East Ride Business Men s dull, on Grand avenue and East Alder streets. Ad-nisslon. 25 cents. Mem bers and friends invited. SARA J. WAGNER. Secy. RIG DAXOJ5 Thursday, November 20, gEen by Port laud Council. K. an.l L. of S.. Woodmen Temple. 1-8 Eleventh street. A good time Is assured alt who sttend. Muxic by Ne I sen's orchestra. Ad mission, ladies 3."ic, gentlemen rOe. P. C. ANDERSON. Chairman. PORTLAND LODGE. T. F. B. Every body its welcome to attend the regular monthly dance at the Neighbors of Wood craft hall. Tenth and Taylor streets, on Wednesday nignt. November 10. 11S. given by Portland lodge No. 209. T. F. B. Ladles 3U cents, gents 00 cenis. Including war tax. KIRKPATRICK COUNCIL. NO. 2227. SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION "SPECIAL." All members and visiting members are requested to attend regular memorial services at Christian church. Park and Columbia sts., tonight aj. 7 P. M. Assemble, Bwiss hall. PORTLAND STAR HOMESTEAD NO. 42. Brotherhood of American Yeoman will give a dance in the P. S. T. V. hall. 2 A 5 13 tM st.. Thursday evening, Nov. 20. Admission, gents. AOc; ladies, 23c. Union music. Yetta Haines, correspondent, 205 Alaska bldg. Phone Main tt3."i. OREGON ASSEMBLY. NO. 1. UNITED ARTISANS, will give the usual free card! ptrty and dance at W. O. W. Hall. 12S ' Eleventh st , Tuesday evening, November 18. Cards win commence at Hj chnrp. Dancing ail evening. cummhtle. IVANHOB HOMESTEAD. BROTHER HOOD OF AMERICAN VEOMEN. Card party, dance, at Women of Woodcraft hall. 3i4 Taylor st., Saturday. November 22. Cards 8:i0. dancing 10 o'clock. Union mu sic and grocery prizes. Admission 25 cents. THE WOMEN OF MOOSE HEART LEGION are opening their weekly card party Wednesday. November 19. at 2:30 P. M. at the Moose it all, 4th and Taylor. Home made prizes will be given. Admis sion 25c. ROYAL HIGHLANDERS, dancing and cards. Turner hall. 2."o 13th st.. Monday evening. November 17. Evelyn Vincent Boas will dance. Admission 35 cents. In- eluding war tax. WEBFOOT TEAM. NO. 5, W. O. W.. will give a masquerade ball Friday eve ning. Nov. 21. in W. O. W. temple, 128 11th st. Eight prizes, two turkeys. Union music. Good time assured all. Come. EMBLEM Jeweiry. buttons, charms, pi as, aw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-4 0th st. FHJaDLANDEK S lor 1M amb iaaa pins and medals alO vastilnct( ablesss. ctoa st. MONCMEJ.TS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 1M 4th ft.. Opp City Hall. Ken Brae. bLaesing GRANITE CO. rif "k I R D AT MADISON STREET Phone your want ads to The Ore. tonliin. Main 7070. A 6095. DIKD. ROWLAND In thi city. Nov. 14. R. Rowland, aged 33 yein. Husband of Elizabeth Rowland and father of Mrs. R. C. Chapman. Seattle. Waab.. Mn. O. Went worth thl city. Mrs. J. W. Morris. Sylvia. X. C. Karl Rom and Dewey Rowland. Kelso. Wash. Remains i are at McKntee & Kller's parlors. 18th aa4 Everett atreta. Funeral notice later. MEAD In this city. Nv. 13. Clarence Mead, aged 32 years. Jiusband of Mrs. C. S. Mead of Bingen. Wash. Remains are at McEntee & Kilers parlors, ltith and Everett ata. Funeral notice later. LENHOLM At his late residence. 135 E. iatn st., Titus Leonard wnnmm, asea years. Remains at P. U. lerch fu neral parlors. E. Uth and Clay ata. Fu neral notice later. REGHITTO In thla -city. Romeno Res;h!t- 10. asea s years. remains at tr. u Lerch funeral parlors, K. 11th and Clay sts. FTTNERAL NOTICES. 8ETTLEMIER At the residence. 85 East Thirteenth street. November 1 Martin Rhyne Settlemler. aged 73 yeara. oeiovea n us band of Elizabeth -tti mler, father of Sirs. C. M. Jans. Mrs. C w. Whittlesey, Miss A. Eld arena set tlemier of Portland; Mrs. F. D. Stlllman or Benton City. Wash.: Mrs. T. Ambler of Mount An cel. Or.: E. E. Set- tlemier of Wood burn. Or. ; Mrs. George Mctorkle and P. D. Set tlemier of wood land. Wash.; aon of the late George Set- tiemier. Friends Invited to attend th funeral services at the Third Presbyte rian church. East Thirteenth and Pine streets, at 1 P. M. tomorrow Monday) November 17, 19'J. Interment Rlverview cemetery. ENDERLIN At Hood River. Or.. Novem ber 14. Louisa V. Enderlln. asred 39 years, late of Vancouver. Wash.; mother of Arthur J., Margaret. Charlotte, Osborne and Helen Enderlln : daujrhter of Mrs. Hans Lage of Hood River. Or. : sister of Mrs. it. Bockenfeld. Mr. Charles Kaufman. Mrs. Anthony Schneider. A. C. Keller, Mrs. Elsie Hon Ooerres of this city, and Joseph Keller of Ewtng. Mo. The funeral services will be held to morrow (Monday), November 17. at 1 o'clock F. M. at Flnley'a, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. Interment at Mount Scott Parle cemetery. PETERSON November 14, at the family residence, 100S East Twenty-eighth street North. Ina Johanna Peteron. aged 2ft years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Peterson, sister of Philip and Marlon Peterson. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow i Monday). November 17. at 2 P. M.. from Pearson's undertaking parlora, Ruhpell stroet at Union avenue. Friends Invited. Interment family plot River side cemetery. WILDE At the residence. fi31 Forty second avenue Southeast. November 13. Mry Margaret Wilde, aged 73 years, beloved mother of H?nry Wilde and Mm. Julia Anna Mellahan. both of t his city; M ra. Louise Flege of Hurling ton. la. Sister of Mary Schuiar. alto of Burltnurton. la. Funeral .services will be held tomorrow (Mondav). November 17. at 1! P. M., at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment at Rote City ceme tery. GORDON At Newport. R. T.. November T, George W. Gordon, aged 70 years, father of Mrs. G. G. Crawford of Oak land. Cal. ; Edward G. Gordon. George W. Gordon Jr.. F. H. Gordon and Alfred Gordon of this city. The funeral serv ices will be held tomorrow (Monday). November 1 7. at 2:30 o'clock P. M . at Kin ley's, Montgomery at Kift h. Friends Invited. Services at Rlverview ceme tery private. OGLE At the residence. 92.". Oregon street, November 14. 1919. Martha Anna Ogle, aged f:J years, beloved mother of Charles L. Ogle of Wood burn. Or. Re mains will be forwarded by the Ed ward Holman Undertaking compsny to morrow Monday), November IT. 1910, to Wood burn. Or., where services will be held. Interment Salem. Or. FUNERAL CARS. L1.MOU8INES for funeral services. JOXK" AUTOMOBILE LIVERY. Marshall 114 FLORISTS. LUBLINER. FLO HIST. 32S Morrison St.. Portland hotel. Mar. 753. 348 Morrison, bet. Bdy and Park. Mar. 207. Portland's Leading Flower Shops. MARTIN FORBES CO.. floristT 354 Washington. Main 2fl:l, A 12'.. Kiower, for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE liKOS.. florists. :i Morrison St. Main 770'J. Fine flowers and floral de signs. No branch stores. IR V I N irF 3 N PA R K F lORAL CO.. 4th snd Yamhill. Funeral designers; lowest prices. MAX M. SMITH. Ma"ln" -'A 3. A 312 lT si ln HI (Is.. Sixth and Aider sts. IU.NSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Washington St.. bet. 4th and ;th. Main 51u. A llttl. FIXKRAL DIRKCTORS. Holman Undertaking Co, Funeral Directors Established 1S77. Third and Salmon Streets. Main o07. A loll. Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY" p.rf.ct Funeral Service for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Wash. St.. bet. 2t h-"J 1 St.. west shle. Main 2691. Lady Assistant. A 7S5. J.P.FINLEY&SON PROGRESSIVE KUNKRAL rI RECTORS. Main 9. ' Montgomery at ftth. A 1 7w. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home. IHth and Kverett ts. Phone Broadway 2133: Home A 213 V. S. mJNSINO, INC. 414 E. Alder. Phnne East !2. Perfect service, pcrsonsl direction, free fise of florsl chape) and auto eqtilpment. l50WNINGVlcNEISR Hucrwirr to 'Wilson A Ross. Multno mah at E. 7th. Bast ft4. Irvimrtnn dlrtt PCNNINO & Mt'ENTKE. funeral dixet-tora. Broadwav and I'ine sts. Tlionw Broadwa 4Hrt, A 45f.Q. I.ady attendant. P. L. LERCH E 11th snd East 7S1. ERICSON T"'l,Hhr snd Morrison sts. d.y 2"34. A. I. KEN WORTHY CO. 5S02-04 l2d St.. Ients. Tahor ft27 BREEZE & SNOOK 'Tn,l,y n TCI I AO Pn 692 Williams Ave. f II. .LLLMn UUl East 10XS). c 1DMS. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. M 4132. A I.ady assistant. VAULTS AND CREMATION. f3tr1M Genmlorium tton Dlslntermenta for either. Sell. Ml. Rate for Classified Adevrtisements In The Oregonian. Dally and Sunday Per line One line -" Two conwecutlv times S2t Three consecutive times 3fo fciix or seven consecutive times 3c The followlnr clarification excepted, the ratw of trhlrh is 1c per line per day: Situations Wanted Male. -Situations WantedFemale. n ad taken (or lea than two tines. Count six words to the line. Advertisements (except "Pmon B,ls") will be taken over the telephone If the advertiser i anbscrtber to either phone. No prices will be quoted over the phone, but statements will be rendered the following day. Adver tisements are taken for The Dally Ore iron la a antll 7:30 Ps M.j for The ttun day Orenonian until 6 P. M. baturday NEW TODAT. Garages Call for Illustrated Frice List. MM BECK BLDG. Broadway aad Oak rhoD. Broadway 14 Sam Connell Lcniber Co. NEW IRYINGTON HOME Eifrnt rooms, double straire. oak floors, best of plumblnit; Just com pleted, corner of 12th and Brazee sts. Price $12,600. Open today. TIHNblK V WINXIIIP. Tabor 312 Henry Bids- Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas sified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or oiher information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOUNTANTS. 4l"I-I"S R. BLACK, accountant, auditor. apclHllat on Involved accounts. Uoilrrn By.stma installed, maintained. Plt-to-k block. 11. phone Broadway 1. ALTERATIONS. FBMOI'EUNU, rflttin and alttrlnn ladies carin.nta; prirea reasonable, work guaranteed. I. Reuhliia. ladies' tail or. 4ii Bueh A Una bj. ART. WANTED Kodak enlargements and por traits to color in oils; high-class work; rates reasonable. Studio 67 Henry bldg., 4th snd Oak sts. ASM AT ERA AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICII. 142 Second- Gold. silver and platinum bought. CARPET WEAVING. R!IfJCTb' kind that wear the best tra mada trom your worn-out carpets ay ine -ortnwesl KUg o. tiorm.r aa drsn ITnton iv.) Rag- rur woven all alsea. Carpet cleaning, refittlns; and r.sisina;. Mail orders solicited. lot E. 8th ft. Phone Kn.t 8oM. B 120. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS RI Rugs, all size, Mall orders prompt. Send for Booklet. . 8x12 run steam or dry cleaned. SI. 50. FLITP Rl'li CO. S4-B. Union ave. N. East 6M,. R 1475. CEI.I.I I.OIO BITTONS. THB IRWIN-HOnsON COMPANY. 87 Washington. Prosrtwsy 434 A 12 CHIROPRACTOR. 3OO.0O0 KNOW McMahon. 100 Chiroprac tor. Thronira pronounce treatment essl est. best, permanent. SI "treats" 115. Tel. CHIROPOI.IST ARCH UPETIAMNT. WILLIAM. Estelle and Florella re Venv. the only, scientific rhlrodnpist and arch specialist. In the cltv. Parlora 82 Oer llnsrer bldg . s. w. corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main l.M. CHIROPODIST. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: corn. bun Ions, foot arches made to order. Kit gwetland bMg Mh and Wash. Main insi. tlRCl'LAE LETTEBil. LPJTTER CO.. lBin-H-12 Royal CRASS bldg. Marshall RVJ2 M tiltigrsphlng. mimeographing and mall sdverti.lng. COLLECTIONS. BAD DEBTS collected e srd Mercantile Agency. erywhere. Rtsnd Bonded. Panama wins.. I nirT ana Alfl-r. NETH V CO.. Worcester bids;. Main 170. No collections, tin harge. Estab. 19O0. IANCIVfi. YOU can never learn d nctng by taking private lessons from Inferior teachers In t-mall rooms or In short class lessons with no partners to practice with; vou must have practice snd learn to lead. Call a i Ds Honey's beautiful dancing academy. "J1 and Wanbington: w ituar antee to teach you to lane In S three hour lessons; ladle $2..'0. gentlemen " Nfw- rlgf's for beginners start Mondav and Friday evenings. Advanced r lasses Tuesday and Thursday evenings, a to 11:.lO. Plenty of desirable partners and practice. No em hurra ssmrnt. Private lesvons all hours. My latest book de scribing all dances, ballroom etiquette. en... . rre mr pujnij. -N n aou rt one les son from us Ik worth six in the average school. See my ad on pare 3. section i. toaay. rnonc ! a in 7i.. KATHERINB M. BROWN guarantees t te r h all bn II room d a nces in 12 y r v t e lessons; 12 Iefions. Sit; 4 lesion. 2. 03 Kilers bldg.. bet. 4th and 6th. on Wash - irigtnn st. MRS. SUMMERS BERKELEY'S danclna academy. 121 4 th at., nd floor; InwKons dy and evening rlass ThursTlav; ladles tl' Vets $3. gents ?5. Main S 1 MHS. BAYH'S DANCING ACADEMY. 3d floor Dekum blda . private Iesnons. dnv and eve. ; clasi Tues. eve. Main 1345. EI.SuRA FIsKCK Bullet, technique nature, orlentsl dancing: bfhie a rlalty. 12f 4th St.. Main 311. toe; spe- Dantb. w Kveryfcody O. W. come. hatl 'o. .t. Sat. nd riBMTIRE REPAIRING. HAVE your furniture repaired, elenned. re-J w-sxed or polished at your h:me or of fice, save fMrtege: 1' also take care of) linoleum and hardwood floors. A trial will convince. Personal attention. W. J. Magison. Sellwood 11!6, 622 Holgate st. H KM STITCHING. K. STPIPHAV. hemstitching, scallonine. ac- cordiou side pleat, buttons covered ; mail I orders. 211) Pittyk blk. Broadway 10'JO. WHOLESALERS AND RAIV MrRfHAVTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade bldg. HATS AXD CAPS. I THANHAl'SER HAT CO.. T..- HIIKK. WOOL AND As ABA BARK. I KAII.V B R OK.. lt". Front St. Pirn. PIPE KITTINfiW AMI VAI.VKS. M. I. KT.INF.. S4-S-R7-'' Front St. THE PEERUKSS PAOlFFIf COMPANY. S-7rt-7J Front St.. Portland. p a "ix ts.oi t.ft a noi.Ss.sr W. P. FT" 1.1 -K R CO.. Front and Morrison. KABMLVSKN & CO.. rnd and Taylor. HEW TODAT. WE CALL FOB YOUR OLD CARPETS. Rntra avnd Woolen riotblOB We Make Henutlf ul Haad-W even FLUFF RUGS ' All Work Turned Out Promptly. Rnit Din Wasea Alt Slara Hall Onlers. Sena for Booklet. Caraeta Cleaned. Lalai sis U. fitted. SOUTHWEST ITf to. 1HM Kast St a St. Paoae Last OASO WEST SIDE BUILDING SITE ADJOINING NOB HILL DISTRICT v. acres, equivalent to .ten lots, rnas niflcentlv situated, with unobstructed view- fine shrubbery. Intormation by personal interview only. Price $20,000 HENRY W. GCDDARD 243 Stark St. SEND US YCUR CLD CARPETS Ol Rsci snd WMtle Clot bin sr. We Milk Reveralble. Hand - Wove FLUFF RUGS 1 Tfeer Wear l.tke lroa. Mall Orders. Bead for Bookies. Rbk Huara Woveai. All SI sea. I Carpet Gleaning ill Run. Steam t leaned, f 1.30. ' UKIIKKfl KLUKK RUG CO. ! 4 Ualoa Ave. aCaat .. a Nil Portland Rug Company MANirACTf BKRS OF FLUFF RUGS "THtKE'S A DIl'KKRt.VCE." W WEAVE ALL SIZES I BOTH r'Ll'KF AND KAU Rt'OS. Let t Call lor Your Old Carpet. Work Will Be Returned "Promptly.' Mail Orders (.Wen Prompt Attention. WIS CLEAN CARPETS. Portland Rug Company 107 Kast tTntrfith Street. Phone U 1324. fc.it her Pacific or Home. EIORTGAGE LOANS Marshall 4114. A 411S. IsBftrasred elty and tarsal prostertr. laetallsneat repaymen-t prltrllea. It preferred i prompt, reliable aervlee A. H. BIRRELL CO. ;iT-:i8 Narta Treat era liana. ttuUdlas. EI.KCTRICA1. KKPAIRINO. H M VI F.T.F.CTRICCO 'Cjf 1 v 1 PrirtTanil Or. Re- 3 ending and electrical repalrlni a.iMlt v. See us about new o u-d motors. Bdwy. 1Q4S. A 104t 1H)G AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSS CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL 41A East Seventh. Kajt 1S4T. B lECU. EVE. EAR. NOSE AND THOKAT. DR. F. F. CASSEDAY. Specialist. Glares fitted. "O0 E. Hurnide, cor. Jv)th. E. 4 .34 HAinWOOI) FLOORING. GET rslimat.a for n.w or old hous. Port land Hardwood Floor Co.. IS V. Para St. iron Works. PHOENIX IRON WORKS. Engineers, founders, mechanics, boiler makers, boi'.er and b.tckimith shop. Of fice and works. Hawthorne ave. and East Third st. . MAM FACT! RING J CTTELEB3. W. F RttSS CO.. IXC. M. XIVtroVITZ. MANAGER Manufacturing jewelrra. si . cutting. diamond setting, designers. noieaa.. H19 MonawK bldg.. 8d and Washington. OKE.iO.V Conservatory Cschool) of Music, id rioor RUH11 MUg. lover tne entrance 163 4th St.. cor, ot Morrison. VIOLIN. Piano. Harmony: all strings tauitht. Kul Kenbeck. 409 amtlill. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. n I AT A SAVING. I solicit your patronage on the basis of capable service, i uuu Bands of sallsliea cuaiumci. ' trial will convince you. Chsrtes W. Good man. optomslrisl. 'Jut Morrison. M -1J4 PATENTS. PATENTS Send sketch or model for pre liminary examination. Booklet free. Highest references, beat results, prompt ness assured. Watsou E. Coleman. I'at ant Lawyer. 624 Fst. Washington. P. C PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years" experience V . 8. and foreign patents 0l IJekum bldg. GOLDBERG. g2 Worcester bldg. M. 2525. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, etomacn, Down, iuna. kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female disorders, skin af feet I one, blood pressure. rMMBINO SUPPLIES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Starae-uav.a io.. - - PRINTING. KEYSTONE rRISSST J. E. Gantenh-ln. .Mgr. Printing and linotyping. S Krnnt st., corner Stark. Main or AJ413. DDlUTfWP K.W. BALTKS & COMlA. I fl 111 ! IHU lvt and Oak Sts. M . 1. A n. SKCOM1-HANP STORES. LBV IN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO., LM Kront SI. We buv snd sell everj thing in the hardware" and furniture line. Phone Main 9970. A 7174. PAINTING. f ii TVBBil.l. hnuse. si cn aiming, pa- 'perlng. tinting. Tabor 2G1 1. 310 K.4-h. JOHN CONL1SK. painting and pr.per hanging. 133 lth. Phone Bdwy. ".'45 TRANSIT AND STORAOK. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH The Service With a Reputation." VOVINU-P M-KV-STOUAGE-BAGUAGE isth and Kearnev. Branch Bdwy. nNF- BQWY. 3309 ORBflOX TRANSFER CO.. 474 Qllsan St.. rrnr 13th. Phone Broadway 12M or 1 ISO. We own and operate two lurge class A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates in the city. FIREPROOF STORAGE r. M. OLSFN TRANSFER CO. 2 Pine,. PACK T G S TOVINO, "s TO P. A.'.E SRCI'RITT PTOHAOR TRANSFER CO., 10S PARK ST. MAIN r.If. A 1 .".!. WILLAMETTTK VA1.1ET TRANSFER CO.. general trnffr and forwarding atrnts. 1L'4 North Fifth st. Broadway 404. CLA t's 'mORFI;.- Inc.. TRACKAGE. STORAGE. TRANSFER. 44fi-4-".4 GUSAN'ST. WATCH REPAIRING. HIGHEST prices paid, old watches and jewelry ; condition no object : repa irs specialty. Ruinier Jewelry Co., 441 Va Washington St. MANUFACTURERS MI I.I. SIPUKS. THE PEERI.BSS PACIFIC CDMPANY. .s-7-il Front St.. Portland. I" U MBINO AX l ST KAM SI rSll Ks THE PEF.Ri.E.S PACIFIC COMPANY. S-70-7-' Front St.. Portland. M. I.. KI.INE. S4- Front St. PltOIltE COMMISSION MKRCHANTS. F.VKRIMNO it FAKREI.U 1 10 Front St. ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Ponland CcrdaKe Co.. 14th and Northrup. SASH. IMH1KIS AND GLASS. W. P. Ffl.I.ER 4 CO.. Front snd Morrison. NEW TODAY. ESTABLISHED 1S92. ON TUESDAY NEXT AT THR BAKKR tITTION HMSE, MASOVK' TKMPLE BVIl.IIli. WE HAVE RKt EIVKII KtR THIS SALE THE FI RMTI BE. HI .S. ETC OF A LADY WHO IS I.EAVIMi THE I IT1'. SOME OK THIS FtRMTVBE WAS QIITE RECENTLY PVR CHASED, as follows: Quarter-sawed oak librarv table, mahopany and oak rockers with leather seats. Morris chair, cane settee, several volumes o books, bed davenport, a collection o fifteen oil paintings in frames, ball mirror, center tables, plush davenport, ruKS in various sizes. portieres, ,atl Mnrk. bookcases, beautiful Ivorv bedstead anil dresser with cane insert, complete with Rood spring and silk floss mattress: full and three-quarter size Iron beds, springs an mnttrOHR''. nilloWS. COmfortS alld sheets, dressers in oak and ivory enamel. quarter-Fa wed oak dining suite, viz.. pedestal table, buffet and set of chairs: also wimam ana .nary aiiite in mahoBranv finish as follows table and set of chairs with tupestry seats: also mastsive colonial cnina cabinet in mahopany. bric-a-brac, Ka range, utensils and many other use ful lots too numerous to mention. Auctioneer's Note IP TO!' WILL KINDLY CALL TO MOnROW VOl" CA. INSPECT THE ABOVE tiOODS KT VOIR LEIS1HI llf WILL KIND THEM WEI. WORTH Y OP VOI R ATTENTION AVCriOH O.N TUESDAY NEXT AT lO A. M. ON THURSDAY NEXT WE SHALL SELL nRMTI RK, CAR PETS. ETC.. FOR VARIOI S CON SIGNORS. ION"T OVERLOK THIS 41 CTIO.N. SALE AT 10 A. M. THURS DAY. we m v HorsEHOLn c;oons for CASH. OCR PHONE N I M BER IS MAIN 3X12. W. C. BAKER &.W. H. DEAN Maaonle Temple RTjIlritna;. Yam kill aad West Park Streets. Furniture Dealere and Auctioneer.. Fhon your w tni ads to The Ore Kontan. Main 7070. A 6035. JCKW TODAY. Apartment House Exceptional Opportunity Part Exchange Three-story building in the very choicest part of Nob Hill district, shows excellent income on investment. Build ing is in perfect con dition. Owner will con sider taking $20,000 in either farm or im proved city property in one piece, balance cash or mortgage; reasona ble terms. MARE YOUR PROPERTY PRODUCE Washington Street APARTMENTS $75,000 Handles Brick and Concrete Construction Thirty-two 3 and 4 room apartments, 13 furnished." . EJectric lights and ranges throughout building; steam heat; hard wood floors; private and house phones; automatic elevators, passenger and freight. C. E. Scott Realty Co. 3353 Main 517-519 Chamber of Com merce Bldg. GARAGE WAREHOUSE -MANUFACTURING SITE 50x100 E. COR. E. THI1D AND E. TINE STREETS. $12,000 EASY TERMS. J. J. OEDER 4 t.raad Avenue N-. Cor. E. Asktnj SI. My Bnsines. la "elllna; East Side Property. MONEY To Loan on Improved Real Estate TITLE & TRUST COMPANY Title and Trust Building HERE IS YOUR CHANGE . TWO -ROOM HOI'SEROT WITH PORCH ALL AROLND. White enamel finish, trimmed tn mH hocanv. Completely furnished with first - class willow furniture. Also practically new motor boat 21 feet long with 4-cyl. engine. ill make 20 miles an hour. Owner is so situ ated that he cannot use these and will sell the whole nutflt. that would cost about $2000. for 9B0. See M. BILLINGS ton McKay Building. 'lain lrwo. WARRENTCN WILL MAKE YOU RICH The seaport of Qresion at mouth of Columbia river. Great industries will be located there. The government naval base is assured at Tongue Foint In the townsite of Warrentun. A rheao lot will be a nucleus of your fortune. Read the important hup peninps t mouth of Columbia river and call un us. Lot $750, on terms. Chas. Ringler & Go. 2iS Henry Bldsc. INCOME PROPERTY HALF VALUE 30 acres commercial orchard, 40 acres choice unimproved Cordwood will pav for it. Near T.yle on Columbia river. Under peculiar circumstances I offer this at 1T.500.- Terms. Might consider some city exchange. U. L. MrLEOIl. Principal, 2414 Porter Street. City. 0
