The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, June 06, 1920, SECTION TWO, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Textc THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, JUNE C, 1920 STATE CHAMBER TO BOOST AGRICULTURE Primary Aim of Commercial Body Announced. DRIVE FOR FUNDS NOW ON rian Is to Make Best Possible Vse of $150,000 Annually In Development of State. Agricultural development la fore most in the constructive work the Oregon state chamber of commerce proposes to undertake in the use of the fund of S150.000 annually for three years, for which a campaign now Is in progress, according to 3 statement Issued yesterday by Charles Hall, president of the organization. The budaret allocation of funds was explained by President Hall at meeting with the Portland campaign executive committee, held at the Multnomah hotel. Julius L. Meier, chairman of the local committee, Kmery Olmstcad, Edward Ehrmann, J. D. Kenworthy, J. L,. Ktheridge, Guy O. Pierce and Victor Johnson, mem bers of the committee, all expressed confidence that Portland will sub scribe its quota of 160.000 a year for three years. With a view to attracting desir able farmers to Oregon a publicity campaign is proposed, to be followed by close co-operation with the land settlement commission, and with th people of the state through local com mittees of business men. To this part of the work will be allocated from $50,000 to JU0.00O. For attract ing tourists to the state it is pro posed to expend a maximum of $25. U00, and for the organization of an Industrial bureau, devoted to foster ing industries in out-state communi ties a like sum will be used. The legislative programme will call for an expenditure of "000 to $10,000 to keep the members informed and foster particular measures. For the overhead expense of maintaining headquarters, salaries of the secre tary and assistants, stenographers, office rent, stationery, telegraph tolls, the maximum is estimated at $30,000. President Hall told the committee that the budget distribution could only be roughly estimated, as the de tails would have to be worked out at the close of the campaign, when ma chinery would be created to carry for ward the proposed promotion activi ties. Dr. Berry Gets First-Hand Lessons in Fishing Luck. In Purxnll of Trout on Al.sea Itivrr I I rut Line l.ont in Contact With Splnnlns; Crankshaft nnd Second Uoes to I'atrh. Torn Ureechea. NEWPORT, Or., June 5. (Special.) When Henry Van Dyke wrote "Fishermen's Luck" he covered the ground pretty thoroughly; but a fish erman docs not have to read Van Dyke, or the much earlier Izaak Wal ton, to learn what luck is when trout fishing is concerned. Take, for instance, the experiences of Dr. Walter M. Berry, Newport's tooth carpenter and justice of the peace for the last 12 years. Dr. Berry prides himself on his work as a dentist because he never had an op portunity to attend a professional dental college and get a degree. He has the distinction of being at least one man in the game who can. bring a patient back to consciousness. It doesn't take scientific training to en able a dentist to cause pain, he says. In company with Dr. Berry, the writer visited the fishing holes in the neighborhood of Tidewater on the jWsea river, early this week. From Waldport to Tidewater is ten mileB and during that ride the engine in Curley's launch broke down just 14 times. Curley is good natured and didn't mind how 'badly his engine behaved bo long as it amused Dr. Berry. The reliever of pain grew impatient to f ish and rigged up his line on his pole. Suddenly the end wrapped it self around the shaft and the line was quickly unwound front the reel rid around the shaft, the engine for once unwilling to stop running until too late. The delayed trip brought the party to Tidewater at dusk, where it was learned at the hotel that all the rooms were occupied by men. work ing on the road. Dinner also had ieen served and things looked a bit dubious; but finally the landlady took pity on the doctor and his companion end gave them food and a room to chare, some member of the family oing elsewhere to sleep. The following morning. 24 hours . after leaving Newport, there were etill no trout In the creels. A walk of two miles brought the party near the hatchery, but not too near to be , In unlawful waters. Dr. Berry climbed a fence and got tangled in a barbed wire at the top, tearing his trousers a. little. While attempting to loose his garments he slipped and nearly tore them off. Much of his second line was then employed in sewing the remains together. "If 1 lose much more line, I'll have to hold the flies In my hands," remarked the ardent sportsman. In three hours each had a basket of trout. Nate W. Webb, champion fisherman of the Alsea and store keeper at Tidewater, came to tease the green fishermen and Frank Smith of Tidewater, too. Joined the party. Curley and his friend, a vet eran of the 1st division who was wounded in France, also threw in a wicket hook. but. Dr. Berry, anxious to beat Lester Martin's record, kept j his nose at the grind stone while he j stood in water nearly to his neck. Then came a real treat: Thomas R. Pollock, warden in charge of the state hatchery at Tidewater, formerly of Bonneville, invited Dr. Berry and the writer to luncheon, daintily pre pared by his wife. The luncheon was for everybody but the others were too busy running up their score of trout to accept. After luncheon Mr. Pollock took his guests on a tour of Inspection. Inside the main building are trays containing 32.000 salmon eggs each; many, many trays. The hatchery puts an average or 8.000,000 fish in the streams annually. Chinook, silver sides, steelheads and speckled trout are the varieties. From the newly obtained eggs, too delicate to be ex posed to light, through the eying stage, and the embryonic stage, un til they are old enough to be placed Into one of the two natural streams, where they are fed twice a day until planted in some stream, were the de grees on exhibition. It requires a visit to understand the real interest. Outside the building are large salmon. From some, eggs are removed for the trays, and after ward these fish are ground up into BRANCH TELEGRAPH OFFICE PLANNED TO OCCUPY LIMITED 4 3. 9- Jtv.:-.- : f vXt ?3 - ": .. : ; & m MJ il I j pi' 4 " - it 4 -t a; r -4. S3 . . ! "-V "'"v.' WESTERN UNION OFFICE FRONTING ON LOBBY Of PITTOCK BLOCK. Miss G. E. Kilner is the manager of the most peculiarly located branch office of the 'Western Union in Portland and one probably without parallel elsewhere. It occupies the space of an elevator car and is located in an un used shaft of the battery of elevators in the Pittock block and. as it appears from the lobby, is ona of the cages with plastered walls and fitted up as a cosy office, from which messages are relayed to the main office. In fact, it is a dummy structure, built to occupy the space provided for an addi tional elevator in case the capacity of the building is increased by ex tending the half of the building fronting on Stark street skyward to match the eight stories on the Washington-street side. Lack of space elsewhere caused W. R. Williams, branch manager of the Western Union, to cast about for an available corner, and he spied this space in front of the lobby, upon which a lease was negotiated. feed for the millions of little fry in the protected streams. The two streams are the pride of Mr. Pollock. He made all the dams and pools. The banks, now over grown with ferns and other greens, are more natural than the cement pools of the mother hatchery at Bon neville. Old, rotten logs, on which ferns grow, line the pools and the fish hide under these when fright ened. The principal enemies of the little fish are snakes. Mr. Pollock killed three of these on his brief tour, and, as there is no way to trap them, they are hard to deal with. Poisoned food does not tempt them as they live on the young fish. In addition, king-flshers and other fish-eating birds sometimes light along the bank and kill many. The two streams were literally alive with healthy little fish and they are not timid about feeding. At present they devour 250 .pounds of fresh fish daily and later, when larger, will require 400 pounds. Later on when the road from Cor vallis to WaTdport via Tidewater is open, it would pay persons in pursuit of an entertaining and .instructive hour to call at the hatchery and hear ., - f--wtw - ! ttttZtt 1 1 This Beautiful Home 3 blocks north of Hawthorne Ave. Three fireplaces, mahogany finish, hot water heating' plant, modern plumbing, nice electric fixtures. Beautiful quarter block, abundance of shrubbery, garage, street liens all paid. Non-resident owner authorizes us to sell for $9000. Terms if desired. See N. I. Farnsworth, with H. A. DRYER, the Acreage Man 508-9 LEWIS BLDG. BROADWAY 5C81. It's cheaper to build a warm house than to heat a cold one Peters WALL BOARD 1 c a foot We have 14,700 square feet of genuine Roberts DEADENING FELT on special sale at 1 cent per square foot. It keeps the house warm. Be sure to use it in your walls. (PLASTER BOARD) Does not buckle or swell, is the best for finishing walls of sectional bouses or making an extra room in the attic. In stock 48 Inches wide. 8. 10 and 12 feet long. ROCHE HARBOR LIME Best quality for every purpose. UNIQUE IN LOCATION AND SPACE IN ELEVATOR SHAFT. 1 -9 1 5 j,.SSfcV. jA,V J, v - Mr. Pollock discourse on fish. He knows as much about salmon and trout as Deep Sea Bob Voeth, who discovered the Yaquina halibut banks. Deep Sea Bob was on the govern ment fishing steamer Albatross with some scientists once and when a new species of fish was caught Bob would say: 'This is a black cod, a hake," or some other variety. Then the scien tists would dissect the fish, examine the fins and spine and say: "I see bv the dorsal fin this is a shark, or by the caudal fin this is a black cod," etc., about a couple of hours after Bob had thrown it on the table classi fied by his keen observation.. The fishermen returned from Tide water, and at Waldport Dr. Berry took the Shasta Limited stage over the Spruce railroad to Newport, via South Beach, while the writer joined two commercial salesmen to guide them over the ridge trail from Nice to Seal Rocks and on up the beach to Newport. The writer had listened to many brands of drummers' yarns and to many more about dTummers. but th following one is entirely new: Who ever thought of driimmcrs as pnu anthropists? There are cases where REPAIR MATERIALS In small packages for household use. , FIRE CIAY KGKH'R'8 CEMEST PLASTER PARIS WALL PLASTER CEMENT LIME SEWER PIPE Sizes S In., 4 in., and 6 In. fittings. with A J Let us show you our full line of face brick and materials for fireplace construction. Send for our price list of ' building materials. Mail orders handled promptly. P. L. Cherry Co. 271 Hawthorne Ave. (East End of Hawthorne Bridge) they are, and of the highest type. In answer to a question If the two men had visited a certain country store in a little fishing village along the coast, one replied for both: "We didn't go to see that storekeeper be cause he owes our houses about $1000 and can't pay It now. He never buys i anything but staple foods and he is the only means of feeding the people in his locality. To shut off his credit might starve some of the people as they depend on him. His orders come by mail and are filled promptly. Next fall after the people have sold their crops and fish they will pay the store keeper and he In turn will pay the house.' If we went to see him now h would think that we were going to collect or shut off his credit and might be frightened into leaving the country or quit ordering altogether and we know his circumstances, so have requested our houses to let him alone until he is able to pay later on." Yaquina Bay was soon reached fol lowing a beautiful, though very rough ride. It isn't exactly the amount of fish you catch that makes a success ful trip. It's the friends you make and the interesting people you meet that makes rising at daybreak, wading in cold water all day and sleeping in a strange bed at night, something agreeable to look back upon. Outfielder Dick Loftus has been turned over by Cincinnati to the Evansville club of the Three-I league on an option of recall. It is an nounced that Cincinnati will pay the major part of his salary while he is with Evansville. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE Beautiful Laurelhurst home. 7 rooms; large living room, den with fireplace, harowood floors, beautiful buf fet, paneled dining room, 3 bedrooms, large lawn and planted garden, fine ga rage; everything paid. Owner lnavirg city, will sacrifice at t.v.150 (worth $d500). Cash wanted, only $l00, balance terms, mostly monthly payments, about $ti5. Phone Bdwy. 2182, room 46. This Is a genuine bargain. Act quickly. COOK WANTED A specialty "doughnut" and cofiee Lunch man, successfully es tablished in Tacoma. is looking for a reliable cook who can operate doughnut machine. Will olfer extraordinary finan cial inducements to right zxiun. Leuse secured In business center. Heady for business in a week. H J49, Oregonian. UNUSUAL opportunity for honest, am bitious young man under 35 yeara of age. to qualify for position as manager of crew of house-to-house salesmen for large company; liberal contracts and big pay to right party; state experience and give phone number lor interview. T 605. Oregonian. COMPTOMETER bargain: am discontinu ing my office; own your own machine. East 2462. WILL sacrifice new dining-room table chairs, floor lamp, rose silk shade, li brary reed table, drapes, portieres. Apt. for rent June 16. Call apt. 17 Barker Apts.. 6S5 Irving st. FOR SALE Studebaker 6-cylinder. late 1118 model, good tire equipment, at bargain if taken this week; cash or terms; mechanically perfect; can be seen at Piodmont garage, phone owner, Main S4T.S. or Wdln. 5275. '5O.0O0 "STAR A. STAR' cedar shingles; mill burned, and these are all that are left ; will make low delivery price at Lurline dock, Portland. 32H Goodnoush bldg.. Portland. LOST Saturday. 6:30 P. M.. between 5th and Broadway on Alder or Morrison, several yards of black silk taffeta, hem- . stitched and pleated. Tabor 8782. Re ward. BKAUTIFULLY furnished front room, wtih use of dining room and kitchen. In Nob Hill district; adults only; everything complete. $5er, July and August. L 001, Oregonian. REFINED lady wit a business experience. 10 manage soaa rountain and news business; references required. Give phone number. B 656, Oregon inn. WANTED Housekeeper by. widower. 3 Doys ail in scnooi; iignt work; no wash ing. Apply 1905 E. Stark, cor. 74th, until 1 P. M. OWNER going away and will sell this new, modern bungalow for less than any other new house ; just completed. See owner at 606 E. 47th N. HAVE cottage in mountains, Mt. Hood south, would give use of same for week end 'trips to small party for transporta tion. O 50ft, Oregonian. WANT desirable 6-room modern bunga low ; must be a sacrifice for cash ; give complete information. H 652. Oreco nian. FOR SALE One shoemaker's outfit, sew ing machine and tools: also one steel range. Call Wdln. 0270, or 045 Missis sippi ave. FOR TRADE Chevrolet touring first- class condition, extra tires, etc. Am going away. Sellwood 506. 504 M M il waukle. 181t) DODGE delivery, perfect condition every way; leaving town, must sell for best offer this week. 530 East Stark. WANTED A strong. handy man for sum good pay to bright mer resort hotel; man. East 47:14. STUONG. active man for work in a whole Apply sale coffee house; steady work. r.4 N. Front, cor. of Couch. FOU 8ALE Bulck 6. merhanieaiiy per fect. Commercial Motor Repair Co., -G4 Davis. WANTED Experienced chambermaid. Ap ply tnis morning to nouseaeeper. Hotel Tfoyt. WEST SIDE. modern 8-room house. .R4 rent ?7" a month. Owner. Thurnmn st. Main 4S02. SEASIDE "-room cottage, furnished; un obstructed view, on the ridge; June 15 to July li. Marshall 4701. FINE diamond, about K-karat. worth $150, will sacrifice for immediate sale. A K.""2. Oregonian. FOR SALE t Wilton rug and 1 body Brusplf ruR. size 9x12. Phone Mar-sh-aU 3500. before 12 o'clock Sunday. WANTED Position an cook, bv man, sfter o P. M. and Sunday all day. G. Horend. 24 Salmon . LOST Cigar case at ball park or in town. Initials P. T. J. inside. Return 1304 Teon Bids. Reward. MECHANIC wants work in small town, parage or on ranch running and keep ing up tractor, B 657. Oregonian. FOR SALE Houseboat, uncompleted ; leav ing city, will sell cheap. Call Tabor 69G mornings. GASOLINE ptimo wanted; advise make, size, style and condition, and lowest cash price. AG 40fi, Oregonian. , FUR COAT, muskrat, 4 length, dition. Phone Marshall 13o5 all day. At con Monday FOR SALE Fine Chlckering piano: party leaving town; no agents. Call Mar shall 101 3. GIRL for general housework. Anoly morn ings. Mr. F. "B. Llnthicum. 654 Irving. Broadway 1417. FOR SALE Complete set of meat market fixtures oy a. s-iois, 5t w. 21st. Phone Broad w.iy 101 5. TUi r.. nm Kurnii-iiefi. a ij. H. K rooms. very comiortaoie nome: no cniinren. FOR SATVE 1020 Tndlan motorcycle; w. Call 746 B. Morrison. t"MAN without child to do small amnunt Tr wont ror Hpartments East MAN wnntefl: steady position. Soap Co.. 4th and Glisan. Mr. Hood LTNDORA 2lr 11th St.. plesant transient rooms: aiao otner rooms. TWO lara- rooms In private family. Sandy blvd. Sellwood 1402. WANTEn A niano. reasonable price. Mrs. Kdwards. East 32-M. 0 LAYING hens, 40: 160 ft. 4-ft. and 135 rt. H-rt. poultry wire, 110. East 6642. FOR RENT wood 1089. Furnished 5-room flat. Sell- W A. KT PI rv Painter nor 4720. and paperhanger. Ta- WTIjL TRADE m v equity In 6-room house ror ngnt car, call Tarior 55l2, Sunday. FOR RENT Room, privar- family, Multnomah club. Ref. 917-54. CHir.r to kn In the country: children. Mar. 5RS3. no other 2-RO-M" fnrnffthed uikep(nir WRikir.e; distance. SOS Jefferson. TWO freh rows, with cs've-. M15 each. v.. iomhara. Take Woodlawn car COTTAGE ral- re" for '"on at HMtair. Tabor 1S27 or Tabor 2557. TFOROrcHPPFn chickens for sale. Ft 4.Vh North. WANTED Cottar- for summer, wtn lake. O Sffft. Oregonian. FIST-CLASS 0nn ae. furniture for sale. 313 fot p AT13 Oak buff-t: "-, sv. call before 1. 41 too i.atk to cuvssrrY. DEAL WITH OWNER. 6 rooms. E. 30th and Morrison; paved street; reflnished Inside and out; double garage; X370O. terms. Tabor 2497. 9S3 BELMONT. Another house, taina as above, without garage. 3400. Wanted Three neat-aDPearlng. Indus trious single young men to travel with manager and learn good paying busi ness; experience not necessary; mtTPt be prepnred to leave city today; expenses advanced weekly. Call In person, 10 to 12 today, room 219 Carlton hotel. 6-ROOM BUNGIXJW Hardwood floors, furnace, fireplace, full cement base ment, large leaded glass bookcases and buffet, sewer and paved street; Waverly Heights district; price $4500, $1G00 cash, balance $35 per month and interest. 963 Tlbbetts St. Sell. 3701. LOVELY mahogany davenport, mahogany stand and cabinet, mission magazine rack and rocker with spring seat; fine blrdseye chiffonier, hall chair early English), 9x12 lug, 3x10.6 runner, both In Sanford Axrr.insier. Apt. 31, 413 10th St., the Elmwood. IF TOU have 0o0 caxh to put into a Bulck roadster, obone Main 2101 and 1 will show you the beat buy in the city; fully equipped, leather top. Weed chains, mo tometer, tire pump, spotlights, trouble lamp, 8-day clock, spare tire, 2 rims and other extras. ' FOR SALE Delicatessen, nicely furnished for 2 ladies or husband and wife; first class eauiDment: low rent; light expense large profits: business Is good; sickness only cause of selling. Inquire Pearlman Bros. Furniture Co.. 86 Grand ave. 10 ACRES in hish state of cultivation. mile irom Yamhill city, in tne neari or the best fruit and berry country, if taken at once. 11350. $400 down. bal. easy payments. 1. O- Uerber, Alder Hotel. lOUNG man 2r to 30 who can handle l?roceri and hardware, must have coon reference and not afraid to work hard for promotion. Ciive age, reference and Phone. 1 600. Oregonian. BRAND NBW violet ray machine for treating rheumatism, neuralgia and paina and headaches. Broadway l'Jnl Km. MEETING NOTICES. THAXKS. The memorial committee hereby rives its unstinted praise for the loyalty and p t riot ism extended to the old Cirn nd Army veteran by ou fellow citizens who bo cheer fully donated and volunteered with thir automobiles to carry thoso who by reason of years were unable to, march in the parade. VV thank you one and all most sincerely for thin act courfsy, especially when gasoline is almost proniouive. T. H. STBVKNS, HENRY VI. TOSCH. Chairman. Chief of Staff. KURKKA roUNCH. 204, 8KOURITY BENEFIT AS SOCIATIOX Regular meet Ine Monday evening. June 7, East Side AV. O. w. ha I Grand reception to over 30 member and officers or Se curity Council No. 236, Kureka Council 204. Excel lent programme has bee arranged, including dancing and refresh ments. Membera urged to be present. M. L.. JOHNSO.V, Sec. DANCE FOR THE PUBLIC. Everyone in Portland invited. Given by Anchor Cornell No. 746, Security ttenerit Association, tups day night. June 8, W. O. W hall, l-JS 11th. Get CtUaintea ; we will assure you the time of your life. Admission 35 cents. K1RKPATRTOK COUN Cir.. SBCURITT BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, will give a S0O card party and dance at Swiss hall. 3d and Jefferson sts.. Friday next, commenc ing cards at 8:30 sharp. Everybody Invited to spend a pleasant evening. Ad mission luc. REGULAR meetln or Industry Lodge No. 8. A. O. TJ. W..3d floor. Pythian bids, (formerly Masonto Temple), Wet Park ana TamhilL Monday nlrht, s o'clock. Buffet lunch. W. J. ALLt.N. Recorder. A. AND A. S. RITE. Forty-second semi-annual reunion Wednesday. Thursday and Friday next. The 4th, 5th and th degrees will be worked on Tuesday evening for candidates who desire loss of business hours on Wednes- By order PRESIDING OFFICER. MOONLIGHT DANCE on boat Swan. Friday evening. June 11. by Corinthian Chapter. O. E. S. Benefit Masonic and Eastern Star Home. Leaves 8:30 sharp. foot of Jefferson at. , PORTLAND STAR HOMESTEAD NO. 42. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEO MEN Regular meeting Thursday evening, June 10, postponed account big dance on excursion boat Swan. All Yeomen and their friends invited. Boat leaves foot of Jefferson St. 8:45 P. M., returning at 11:45 P. M. Tickets 50c. Yetta Haines, corre spondent. 1:05 AUsky bldg. Phone Main G35t. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON BOAT SWAN Thursday evening. June 10, under auspices of Portland btar Homestead. No. 4, urothemooa ot American xeoman; Tom CurlU' orchestra. For information and tickets call Main 356. WASHINGTON COMMANDEET NO. 15, K. T. A stated conclave will be held Tues day evening, June H, Washington Masonic hall, at 7:30 P. M. Business of Importance. Large attendance Is desired. a. P. E1SMAN, Recorder. O. K. S. The Social Club of Portland chaDter No. 97. will Rive a card and danc ing party In Pythian temple. West Park ( and Yamhill sts., Tues. eve.. June 8, lU'JU. All O. i. H. and friends cordially invited. EVA J. JAMESON, Sec WOMEN OF MOOSE HEART Legion card party will be on Friday afternoon, instead of Wed. afternoon hereafter. Oro- eries and home-made articles given. Ad- lission .tic. EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, plaa, nc deaigns. Jaeger Bros.. 131-31 6th st. FRIEDLANDEK'S for lodge emblems. ciafts pins and medals 310 Washington au DIED. MITH June 5, at his late residence, 122 V-a Knott street. Christian Smith, aged tU years, beloved husband of Mrs. Mary A. Smith, father of George, Carrie, Clar ence Smith, Airs. Carrie Edna Myers, ail of this city; Frank Smith, Otendale, Cal., Louis Smith, Stanley, Alberta, Can., Mrs. Albert Anderson. Doyon. N. Luk. Remains at Pearson's Undertaking; par lors, Russell street at union avenue. MrEI,DOWNEY Tn Sacramento. June 4 1920, Samuel McEldowney, Tiunband or Marv H. McEldowney. father of V. J.. ti. A., T. P. and C. A. McEldowney. A native of Pennsylvania, a Red 79 years S mouths 1: a ays. jr. w . tiorzniey, unaer taker. LYON June 4, at the residence, 562 Gil- nan st.. Annie Marie - Lyon. aea 47 years, wife of W. H. Lyon Jr.. mother of Vina Lyon. Remains at Finley s. MontKomery at 'fith. Notice of funeral hereafter. sfTHTKP In this cltv. June 5. Dorothy Helen Schlep, aged 3 years, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schiep of Bertha station. Remains at h lnicy s, Momgom ery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here after. OLSEX In this city, June 4, 1920, Captain Bernt Olsen. aged 70 years, oeiovea nus hnnii H a.ttie Olson. Remains at Holman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmqn sts. Notice of funeral later. FLORISTS. 328 MorrisonSt. M 1 mm a 4. m - stores - Bet.BrdwTttPark Mat257 Charg'g Accounts Solicited. Smith's Flower Shop Portland's progreaaive florist. We special ize In funeral dealgns. HHi 6th. opposite Meier & Krank a. Main 7213. JAPAN FLORIST 1&5-1TO 4 til Tl . FlrhnlllA Market. A.11 kinds of flowers. Bed din and veset able plants, Japanese shrubbery, nursery stock, tuos, Dasaeta. gar. den seeds. tS pedal sale. MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florlsti. 854 Waahlnston. Main 269. Flowers for all ocaaalona arilaUcaliy arranged. CLARKE BROS., f'oriata. 2S7 Morrison at. Main 770U. Flna flowers and lloral da altena. No branch stores. TONSKTH FLORib CO.. 287 WashlnKtoa t.. Ml 4th ana 61 h Mam iloi A list save day. n 1TXER.1L NOTICES. FISHER In this city. June 2. Michael S Fisher, aged 61 years s mont-ns ana o days, beloved husband of Rosa Jane Fisher of Sandy blvd. and Fisher road; father of Earl L. and Harvey K. Fish er of Portland, and brother of Albert W.. John E., Charles M., David O.. Clara Wills of Salem. Or.: Mary E. Crane of Portland and Pearl Willaima of San Francisco. Funeral services will be held from the conservatory chapel of the Last Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder, today (Sundayl. JAine 6. at 2 P. M. Interment Powell cemetery. Friends invited. SHIPLEY In this city. June 4. Herbet T. Shipley, aged 14 years, or 1US4 ive.iy St.. husband of Edna Shipley, son of H. T. Shipley of Willamette. brother of George Ship!ev, Mrs. William Pollock. Miss Ruth Shipley of Fortland. Mrs. P. Gourlay, Frank Shipley of Willamette. Mr. H. C. Hahn of Berkeley. Cal., Mrs. W. L. Anderson of Everett, Wash.. Mrs. Harry Berdine of Forest Grove. Or. The funeral services will be held tomorrow. Monday, June 7, at 2:30 P. M.. from .Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. . Interment Oswego cemetery. STRIN'GH AM In this city. June 4. Olga Marie sir nrhim. aired yeara. oeiovea wife of Coin p a. strinsham. mother of Eldred and Russell Stringham. both "of rhla cltv: sister of Mrs. A. C. Cogswell of Eagle Creek. Or., and Mrs. Nila Toune aon of Rockford. Wash.; Alfred, Henry and Oscar Rud. all of Spokane. Vah.; daughter of O. M. Rud of Kockford Wash, a Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Monday). June 7, at 2 P. M.. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. In terment Rose City cemetery. CAPLES At Long Beach, Wash.. June 4. Mrs. Laura A. Caples. aged 54 years. De loved wife of R. A. Caples. daughter of Mrs. Sarah E. Reynolds, sitter of W. E. Reynolds of Portland. Or. Funeral serv ices will be held Monday. .June 7. at 1 P. M. from Dunning & McEnteea resi dential parlors. Morrison street at Twelfth. Friends invited. Interment Buxton cemetery. Forest Grove. Or. TROUP In this city. June 4. Eliza J. Trnun. heloved mother ot laptain .1. V . Troup ot Victoria. B. C; Miss Fannie Troup of this city; Mrs. J. P. O'Niel. wile of Colonel J. P. O'Niel. U. S. A.. Camp Custer. Michigan. Funersjl , serv ices to be held Monday, June 7, at 10:30 A. M. at St. Mark's church. 21st and Marshall sts. Interment in family plot. Masonic cemetery, Vancouver, Wash. DAVIS In this city. June 4. Luella E. Davis, aged oo years, wue 01 u- uio; Davis of 7 East 27th st. South, mother of B. Frank and William L. Davis. Mrs. Minerva Klopper and Harriet Margaret Davis. The funeral services will be held Tuesdav. June 8, at 2:30 o'clock, from finley's Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment Lone Fir cemetery. BROOKS At 1674 East 13th St.. June 4. Jack A. Brooks, aged 51 years months and 17 days. The funeral services will be held tomorrow, Monday. June 7, at 2 o'clock P. M. from the residence fu neral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy. 1532 and 1334 East 13th St., PelUvood. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott Park cemetery. RAMSAY In this city. June 3. 1920. John x Ram-iav. need 35 Years, beloved hus band of Florence Itamsay. father of Jane Ramsav and brother of A. G. Ram ay. l'rieniia invited to attend the fune ral services at Holman's funeral par lors. Third and Salmon sts., at 3 P. M tomorrow (Monday!, June 7, 1920. lu terment Rose City cemetery. ROBERTSON In Vancouver, Wash.. June 4. Minnie, aged 62. wife of Walter O. Robertson of 140 Webster St.. Port land. Or., mother of Ralph O. and Har old Robertson of this city. Funeral serv ices at Friend's church. Newberg. Or. Sunday. June . at 3:30 P. M. Interment at Dundee cemetery. Remains at Hud son's parlors. THOMAS In this city, June 4. Jennie Thomas, aged (12 years, beloved mother of Mrs. H. B. Fern and Mrs. Foster Akers. both of this city: Mrs. James H. Wheeler of Alaska. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Monday). June 7, at 1 P. M.. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment Rose City cemetery. JOHNS.TONE At Good. Samaritan hospi tal. Joseph Johnstone, aged 2 years, late of Hubbard. Or. Funeral services will be held at the home in Hubbard today. Sunday. June 6, at 3 P. M. Remains are in charge of R. W. Gable & Co.. 1073 K. Glisan st. Interment Hubbard cemetery. SARRINGTON Funeral services for the late Tabor Sarringlon will be heid at 1 P. M., Monday. June 7, at chapel of Chambers company, 24S and 200 Kll! ingsworth ave., near Williams. Friends invited. Interment in Rose City cem etery. GRANGER In this city. June 4, Samue: Granger, aged 30 years. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Mon day). June 7, at 1 P. M., Irom Finley's. Montgomery at 5lh. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. EMILY Funeral sen-ices of the late Mrs. Mary J. Emily will be held Sunday at 2 P. M. at the Christian church at Corbetu Interment at cemetery of Cor bett. Jb'LXfcRAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for tuncral service. JONES AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114. rl'NERAL DIRECTORS. Dunning & McEntee IINKK.1L DIRECTOR?. . Now located in their new residential fu neral home. Morrison at 12th St.. west side. Phone Broadway 430. Automatic ri40-iS. The Jr'uneral Home of Refinement anil Distinctive Service. Vote We have no branches nor any con nections whatever with any olbcr undertaking firrn EDWARD HO LM AN &SON 4 FUN KRAI DIRECTORS Third and Salmon Sts. Main 507. 1-ady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Pertect Funeral Herviee for Less Independent Funeral Directors. Wash.ugton s-treet, between iiuth, and Jlst Strtets. West fcide. Lady Assistant. Main 2691. 378-S5 J. P. FINLliY & SOJN FUNERAL DIRtiCTUKs. Main y. Montgomery at Fifth. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all tho privacy of a home, ltith and Everett stB. Telephone Broadway 133. Automatic 21-3J. fTb. DUNNING. INC. 414 B. Alder. Phone East 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free vw 0f "floral chapel and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEMAR Successors to wuion cc noes, oiuunoman at Kast 7th. East 54. Irvington district. ind Clay. T 1S33. ERICSON Tweilth and Morrison Sts. Broadway "034. A- D. KENWORTHY & CO.. 5802-04 ld St., Ltnn. labor 5267. A. R. ZELLER CO. 592 Williams ave. BREEZE & SNOOK ILI Belmont. B 1546 SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d ana Clay. .l 410. a. .l. laay assni.nt. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS SB Fourth St.. OrP. City Hall. Nea Bros. (Kblasing GRANITE CO. Plr THIRD AT MADISON STREET OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone main 278 from 8 A. M. to S P. M. Tho society has full charjre of the cltv pound at its home. 635 Columbia bou levard. Phone any time. Woodlawn 764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared tor. All dead animals, cows, horses, etc, picked up free of charge. NEW TODAY. Send Us Your Old Carpets ( Wa Call and Deliver) Old Rates and Woolen Clothlair. We ll.kc Reversible. Uu4-W.nl FLUFF RUGS Boom-SUe Fluff Rosa. Worts, S17J& Stmte RK ' All Slsea. Clatbes Clranlnc and Dyelnst Uepta. Mail Orders f wr Uovkitb Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning xlS Rdsra Steamed Cleasred. 91.S9 vVESTERJf VIjVWV RUG CO. M Union Ave K. Fsoat Kt 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 other information, telephone The Oregonian, A CCO INTAMS. JL'LIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au ditor, accounting system opened, main tained: income tax service: references. Concord bldg., 2d and itark. Main 744.1. ALTERATIONS. LADIES' tailoring. Perfect fitting: work guaranteed. I Reubin. 403 Bush-Lane bid. ASSAYERS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second Gold, silver and platinum bought. AUTO TOPS. DON'T HESITATE. Auto upholstering, top. curtains, gen eral repair, painting. JfOXAKCH MOTOR CO.. 343 Vancouver ave.. near East Broadway. Phone East 410. BATHS. CHIROPRACTIC, steam baths and mas sage. 10th floor Broadway bldg. Mar shall 3187. Dr. Laura E. Downing. MULTNOMAH all day and Hotel Turkish all night. baths. men ; CARPET WEAVING. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Has rugs all sizes Mail orders prompt. Send for Booklet. 9x12 ruga steam or dry cleaned. $1.50. FLUKP RUG CO.. S4-S6 t-nlon ave. X. Kant 6Mv B 14... CARPKT CXKANIXi. CARPET CI.KANINH. Fl.L'FK AND ItAG Rl":s?. WOVEN ALL SIZES. WRITHE OR CALL. PORTLAND KUG CO.. E. 17th st. Sellwood "0-2. C'KI I.l I.OID BITTONS. THE lRWIN-HOnsON COMPANY. 3S7 Washington. Bdwy. A 1J."i4. C'HIROI'OlllSTS. DR. O. O. FLETCHER, aseplic ohirono- tliFt. irrduat nursp assistant? all mal formations of the font scientifically cor rctf d. Suits 512 Morsan bide. Main SJBJ. DR. flAHTNEH, foot specialist; corns, bun ions, foot arches made to order. -'til fet!and bide.. rli anil Wash. Main 1CSI. DR. B. LOI'ISK I'OX chlrorn.list. TO A M. to 7 P. M 440 Morsan bid. Main 40!S. CHIICOPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST. WILLIAM, Kstflle and Florello De Veney. the only scientific chiropodist and arch specialists in the city. Parlors 30;! Oer linprer bids.. 8. W. cor. -d and Alder. Phone Main 13nl. CHIROPRACTOR. 300.000 KNOW McMahon. 100T, Chiroprac tor. Throngs pronounce treatment beat. CHIMNEY SlltKrS. BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEP. Furnace smoke through registers, needs repairing or cleaning. Tabor ."SSTV. CIRCl I.AR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. I.H rt-1 1 -1 2 Royal bldg. Marshall ."S22. Multlraphlng. mimeographing and mail advertising. COLI.KCTIONS. NF.TH CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1700. No collection?, no charge. F.stab. lftno. CONTRACTORS. FOR BRICK WORK phone ,Iaek Wempe. tile and concrete, Woorll.lTVn (-"SO. Christian Science Practitioner. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE practitioner. Grace E Moore. C. P., Broadway 40415. nixriM. MRS. BAYH. lessons day 20S Dekum bldir. and evening. Main Private l r!4.-.. BALLROOM and stage dancing. Mlsi Dorothy Rasmussen. filO Eilers bldg. DENTISTS. DR. A W". KREXR. dentist. f!"1 i ; Wash injrton. Painless Nerve Blocking Method Lsod. l)0i AM) CAT HOSPITAL, ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL 41." East 7th. cor. C.rant Fast 1S47 and 21!-f,2. Does and horses clipped. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTORS REWOUND nep"ired Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS. Phone 527-27. 24S'4 1st St. M. 871. II. M. II. ELECTRIC CO. lrvCl 34 N- Flrst- Portland. Or. Re Yv5'4 winding and electrical repair ti;.jfV ins a specialty. New or use d mot rs. Bdwy. 104." 104U. EKKTII.I7.Klt. FERTILIZE your land if vou want big crops; read about "O. M. Wonder" in our 1!20 catalogue. Routledge Seed & Flora Co.. I4" 2d St., Portland. Or. II EM ST ITCH I NG AND PLEATING. T. & L). work ; Eilers II EMSTITVI! INti shop: superior prnnipt RtTviie. It. Gl S Oregon bld.. --s7 Washington y t. llEMSTlTCHlNi. 8 cents pr yard, plaiting at 11th and Washington. WHOLESALERS AND KMIINK.KKS' AM -Mil. I. SI 1'Pl.lKS KI.1NB ":.. 4--i-S7-Kl Front. (IRAIN MKKtllANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Hoard of Trade bllg. II ATS AXI CAPS. 1 HANHAl'SKH HAT CO.. S3-.'..- Front St. PAINTS, OILS AM) .I.ASS. W. P. KIMI.BR ft CO.. Front and Morrison. RASMliSSBX & CO., Second and Taylor. KEW TODAT. WEST SIDE HOME Large rpfpnlion hall. living room, d nine r m. :ir,.iiin four hearooms. iin- ished attic, two bathrooms, fireplace: complete in every detail and in the best condi tion inside and out. Tina propertv has just been placed with irs for sale at $"o.00rt. and is located in the best residence section of Gold smith's Addition, N. IV. part of the citv; DOxlOO-foot cor ner lot and garage. May be inspected by appointment with the agentfa. F. V. ANDREWS & CO. 6th Floor Piatt Rlrtg. Tel. Mnrah 605. Owners Want Offer BSO - 6S2 - HB Ijovejoy Street, corner Slat, Jinn Tf. Gilt -Edge Apt. Site fan Arrange Trrma. Address. Owners. Y . OreKonlan, or I'bone Maraball :MW. 16 ACRES. 4i MII.KS EAST OF HOOU HIVKR. 17 cres in apples, neglected for six vears. Eastern owner will almost give away. $lu per acre. Terfect title. AU 3 ORKIiOMAN. PHYSICIANS, NOTICE ! IRVlXGTOTV PALATIAL IIOMK. 100x100 corner; 13 rooms, 9 bedrooms; $2000 worth of carpets (to with house. Investigate price and terms. Fine for sanitarium. Tabor iiS'i. Mortgage Loans lavceat latTeit ratest Installment ro. -axanentn if desired. Bolldlnx loams siade. No delay In closlnsr- A. H. BIRRELL GO. 17-SIS Aorlbwr.tera Bank Bulltlla. Uarsball 4114. LIBERAL LOANS We loan our own money on real estate, first and second mortgages, contract.. livestock, notes, etc . F. E. BOWMAN & CO. ... Mldit Mala 3Ula. Main 70 0 or A 6U9a, House 23. HEL JENSEN & HALE Kl'EL CO.: 16-in. cord wood, short and 4-f t. slab wood. Luuu- ton. Or. Fhone Col. 13. IKON WORKS. PHOENIX IKON WORKS. Engineer, founders, mechanics, bol'.er xrt akers. boiler and blacksmttb sbop. Of fices and work. ti.wtuornt av. aua Km& Third st MtSIC. OHEGON Conservatory school of Music. d floor Russell bids, (over ths Ilou . entrance ltio Vi tb Ht.. cor. of Mornaon. MIS1C TEACHERS. L. Carroll Day, piano, tice piano, 1 nr. day, vocal lesions, prac $o mo. Bdwy, 'JSoO. N MISERY STOCK. WE CARRY a full assortment of choice fruit trees, berry pants. ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, eic. OREGON XL'RSEKY CO.tORKXCO, OR. OPTOM KT RUSTS A N 001TIC I AN S. GLASSES AT A SAVlNu. I soacu your paironase on th bufcis of capable service. Tliou rds nf N.-it i..fit?rf customers. A trii I will convince you. Charles W. Good l, optometrist, Morrison. M. EVES SCIENTIFICALLY TEST ed with modem instruments. ; lasses fitted irom $J.i0 up. -sC3- A. E. HURW1TZ. optometrist, SSb 1st st. oKORUE R LB EN STEIN, the veteran op tician, is an experi eye fitter ana his charges are very reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed. L'JIJ Morrison St.. near 'd. ORIENTAL Kl'tifj KEPAIKEU. . ORIENTAL Rl'CS CI.J7A.NtD AND REPAIRED. KARAlioZIAX & KERULSON. TEN YEARS WITH ATliEll BIlCS. l.-.l N. JllU. PHONE MAIN :-. PAINTING. PAINTINO. raperhaniring. John C. C'on lisk, 133 ltlth st. N. Hroadway -JIM."-. PATENTS. PATENTS Send sketch or model for pre liminary examination. Hooklet free. Highest references, best results, prompt ness assurxed. Watson E. Coleman. Pal ent Lawyer. 624 b'. at- Washington. D. C PATKN T ATTO R N EY PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 40 years. A-ll communi cations slrictiy con I'ideitl ia 1 ; promlt. e. ficierit. conscientious sc. vice; handbook free on request. Ml NTS & CO.. patent attornevs. Saa FrancHca office. Iloliart bldg., Tis-J Market St.; Chicago oltlce, room S10 Tower bldg.; Washington of fice, room 103.- 2. F st.; Now York of fice. Woolworth blda. R. C. WRKJI1T 22 years' experience U. t. and foreUn patents. pOl Dekum bids. IMIVSK IAXS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway b'ds . rheumatism, stomach, bowel, luns. liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female disorders, skin affections, blood prespuic. enlajged tonsils, moles, birth marks. I'l.l 'SIBlXd Sl'PPLIES. PLCMBINC. SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Stark-Davis Co.. IRS 4th. M. 7"i. rKINTlN. nnuiTii'rK. w BAI.TKS & COMPANY. rnim IU J 1st and Oak St M 7t.-. at PAlNTINti AND DECORATING. PAINTINO. DECORATING. SIGNS. K A 1 . SOM1N1NG: BEST WORK. TABOR 2 till. PA1NT1VG. nnnerhanglnz. John Con- llsk. 133 Ifith st. N. Broadway 2U45. I'Oll.TKV SIPI'LIKS. EVERYTHING needed and usrd by prac tical poultry keepers; catalogue free. Routledse Seed & Floral Co., 145 2d at., Portland. 1-IB1.1C STENOGRAPHER.. fK'SK A. GITTH Dictation 1nv or night. 3n7 Railway Kxch. bldg. Main lriOH. SECOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARDWARE FURNITURE CO.. 221 FRONT ST. We buy and s-ll everything In the hardware and furniture line. Phone TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADEMARK BUREMT. HOI Dekum bldg. IT. S.. foreign trademarks. T K NS FK.R AM HTO R A O K. Oregon auto despatch Tin- Service With a Tt cr-ii tn t ion. MOVlNll-PAOK'H-STORAriK-BAliltXr,!'. 13th and Krarncv. F.ranch M1- Bdwy. PHONE BDWY. 3309 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Kt-filj Front St. STORAi;K AND 1IAL1.1XO. DISTRIBUTION CARS ULIl SPECIALTt. I'honc Main 44. .".44-(S. ORKC.ON TKA.NSKKR ln., -174 r.llan tt.. rnrner l:tth. Ilione Broaiiway 'Jl or lltill. A e own and olfratff two larca class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance rates In the city! FAl-KlNG. MOVIXH. STORAIiK. SKCt'ItlTY STl.iKA.ClK. & TKAN8KFR CO.. ll." PA UK ST. Main SID... A. 10..1. IMANUFACTURERS II1DKS. WOOI, AM) CAHSCAKA BAKK. KAHN DROTHERS. lltr. Front t. 'l.l'.MIIIMi SI ITI.IKS AND 1'IPK. T1IK M. I.. KI.INF. CO., R4-M!-S7-'' Front. I'KIIIIKK (OMMISSION MKKtllANTS. l: KHL'IMi t- FARUKI.1-. 1 4U Front Et. SASIf. LOOKS AMI UI.ASS. V'. P. FCI.I.KR A- 0.. Front nnd Morrison. KOPK AND 1S1NOKR TWINE. Portland Cordiige Co.. 14th and Northrup. JiKVF TODAY. i iSeclional Garages i I Errcfd !n PortlR-nd or SHTPPEO AN'TWHERE, In sections ready to put together. Easy for on man to erect iu a day. Our cash prices, factory direct to you. no middle man. men s GREAT SAVING. Send for circular. Call at factory. Parrish, Watkins 8c Co. Est. 1867. Frank E. Watklna, Manaccr. Member Portland Realty Board. Real Estate, Rental, Loan and Fire and Automobile Insurance Agents Correspondence Solicited, too Second St Phone. Main 1044. S7V To LiOa.ii on Real Estate riTLE & TRUST COMPANY Title and Trust Building FOR MORTRARK LOANS See (.' e?un Investment. & Zticrtgage Co, 222 Chanilitr of Commerce. T-lrf-J VmWm 1 lira i 4 1 RKDIMADB BlILDrNO CO.. II 1 SIS t. llll St.. 2 blka. S. Hawthorn. (J I'hone Eaitt A1I4. 1'urtland. Urrfun. 1,1 c- . 1 r ; .. n 1 . m