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TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTT.AXD, JUNE 12, 1921
SEVEN AMERICANS
IN RUSSIAN PRISONS
Food Furnished by Soviets In
sufficient to Sustain Life.
PLIGHT GROWING WORSE
Captain Marion C. Cooper of Jack
sonville, Fla-, 'Who Succeeds in
Escaping, Tells of Starvation.
"WARSAW. (By the Associated
Press.) The plight of seven Ameri
cans, one of them a woman, held by
the bolsheviki In .prisons on various
charges, is worse today than at any
time since they were taken into cus
tody, in the opinion of Captain Merion
C Cooper of Jacksonville. Fla., who
escaped recently from one of the
camps near Moscow. Captain Cooper
at the time of his capture was com
mander of the Kosciuszko air squad
.. ron of the Polish army.
Life in a bolshevik camp Is a mat
ter of physical endurance as to the
length of time one is able to hold out
if compelled to live upon the food
furnished by. the Soviets, Captain
Cooper said. All of the Americans
would have died long ago. Cooper be
lieves, if it hadn't been for outside
aid from time to time.
Captain Cooper said he was on the
verge of starvation several times,
members of a British railway mis
sion who were also prisoners coming
to his rescue with food in one in
stance and, on other' occasions, eat
ables having been sent him by for
eign welfare organizations.
Food Hation Meaiser and Poor.
The food ration of the average
camp follows:
Morning Imitation coffee, half
pound black bread, spoonful sugar.
Noon Two spoonfuls cooked mush
made of cereal resembling birdseed
Night Cup of hot soup. A small
amount of potatoes and a piece of
meat usually not larger than an
egg, were served on an average of
about twice a month.
The black bread, according to
Cooper, who, as an aviator with the
First American army, was captured
by the Germans during the St. Mihlel
drive, is far worse than the bread
served by the Germans even during
the last few weeks of the war.
Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison of
Baltimore, a writer, arrested nearly
two years ago. is in the prison where
foreigners under investigation by the
extraordinary commission are held.
Conditions in this place are said by
the prisoners to be the worst of any
prison in all Russia.
Estey (unidentified) and William
Flick, moving-picture operators,
were in the same prison near VMoscow
where Mrs. Harrison is confined.
Soldier In Prison Hospital.
Thomas Hazelwood of San Fran
cisc, a United States soldier cap
tured in Siberia, was In a prison hoe
pitaL Hazelwood has never been
sentenced, as - he has been under
medical treatment most of the time
for frequent attacks of Illness.
X. P. Kalemantiano, a graduate of
the University of Chicago, accused of
being a spy,, has been held nearly
three years, most of this time having
been in solitary confinement. Origi
nally, Kalemantiano was sentenced
to be shot. Cooper heard, but later
this was commuted to 20 years' im
prisonment and at last accounts the
sentence has been reduced to five
years. Kalemantiano claims that he
went to Russia strictly in connection
with business.
Another American held by the bol
sheviki is Royal C. Keely, a oivil en
gineer, arrested early last year afte
uc nan cumpieiea an industrial sur
vey or Kussia for the soviet govern
ment. According to various persons
who have come from Rnssia during
the last year Keely was imprisoned
because he aroused the wrath of the
Soviets by writing the "plain truth
in ms reports, annougn they were
submitted to no one excepting soviet
authorities. Recent reports said
Keely had been sentenced to two
years- imprisonment.
Red Cross Man Arrested.
The last American to bo arrested
was tmraeu nupatrick of Vnlontown,
Fa., taken last fall in the Crimea
wnere ne Bad gone as an American
Red Cross worker. Kiipatrick is ac
cused of being a military observer for
me united States government Kil
Patrick and Cooper were prisoners to
gether three months. Kiipatrick con
tenas ne has never had a trial and
mat no nas Deen denied the privilege
of outside assistance.
-Kiipatrick told me that lie was
rosacea in Humanitarian work in
the Crimea as an official of the
American Red Crosa and that h ear:
ried an American passport giving him
the right to travel in the capacity of
a welfare worker," Captain Cooper
"He said he fert that death would
come within the next few months if
compelled to exist upon the ration
issued by- the soviet authorities. So
far as I know none of the Americans
was receiving outside aid at the time
i last neara or mem, and the condi
lion or eacn. judging from what I
neara rrom time to time, was most
pitiful.
"Kiipatrick wi in poor condition
when I saw him last, though still
keeping up his nerve, and he felt
thoroughly confident that the Amer
ican government and the American
Red Cross would do all possible in his
behalf.
"I was in the same hospital with
Hazelwood for a time and he told
me several time8 that lje had been
force to sign many papers, all writ
ten in Russian, which had not even
been translated to him."
Cooper was charged with being a
counter-revolutionist and was a pris
oner nine months. He escaped from
Moscow to Riga, traveling most of
the distance on foot.
"PRINCE OF LEEDS" TITLE
Son of Princess Anastasla Warmly
Welcomed In Greece.
ATHEXa The Greek newspapers
found much diversion in -the arrival
here by airplane of young William
B. Leeds, son of Princess Anastasia.
They are calling the youth, who it
soon to marry Princess Xenia, the
17-year-old daughter of Kins: Con
stantine's sister Marie, "Sir William
Leeds." and it has been suggested
that the king- may confer a dukedom
on him in return for the fortune he
may Inherit.
References are being made to him
in the newspapers as "the duke of
Piraeus" and "the prince of Leeds."
We hope," says a humorous writer
in the Athena, "that the young prince
will dispose of his millions as charit
ably as his mother. It is a wonder
ful thing to be a prince or a duke,
but It is better to be a millionaire.
Let us hope that the national assem
bly, with Its usual liberal opinions,
will vote a bill by which Mr. Leeds
will become an official prince of
Greece, but only on condtion that he
gives us all his money."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WE GIV'E a loner price with prompt serv-
ice on line platinum wora or anymins; in
gold Jewelry because we have our own
factory right on the premises.
DAVIDS.
JEWELERS & OPTICIANS.
343 WASHINGTON ST. AT BROADWAY
MEETING NOTICES.
DANCE
TOR
PUBLIC.
Everyone invited to the
dance of your lifetime given
by the live wire council.
Anchor Council. No. 741,
Security Benefit association.
Tuesday night. June 14. W.
O. W. hall. l'S 11th St. Did
yon see that snappy drill team In the' flo
ral parade and those pretty girls) In red
dresses carrying the anchor ot roses that
won Hrst prize? Well, that Is the bunch
that Hives this dance. Every dance is a
prize winner; that is the reason we have
the largest crowds' and best times ot any
fraternal socletv of its kind in th citv.
Admission 35 cents.
EUREKA COUNCIL. NO.
CCH. SECL-RITT BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION Regular
Tieetlng Monday evening.
lune 13. East Side w. u
,V. hall East lh and Alder.
Beautiful tableaux. with
big clas initiation. Cap
tain Fisher, chairman of
June entertainment com
mittee, has prepared splendid treat for
pleasure of members after council meeting.
Dont miss it or you'll be sorry. Captain
Kisher has some good stunts up his sleeve
for the rest of the month's entertainment.
so be on the lookout for them.
M. L. JOHNSON. Sec.
K1KKPATRICK COUN
CIL. NO. 3-.-J7. SECURITY
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Business meeting Fri
day night, followed -by
special programme, large
class initiation. Members
are requested te make a
special effort to get one
,nHirlafe mnA .1 n nnnr
The race Is on. Captain Warner's elephant
Is still leading; ste the fun. Our splen
did degree team and beautiful initiatory
services. Remember we insure the whole
family from 1 to io years of age. Choice
of eight policies.
WASHINGTON COMMAS
DEKY, NO. 13. K. T. A spe
cial conclave will be held
Tuesday evening. June 13. at
7 o'clock sharp. The Order of
the Red Cross will be conferred. Candi
dates please report at 7 oclock sharp. So
journing Sir Knights cordially Invited.
G. P. EISMAN. Recorder,
MASONIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
Employers needing help
of any description telephone
Bdwy. 3238. Only Masonic
helo furnished from this of
fice. No charge to employer or employe.
N H Atchloon Mgr.. Masonic headquar
ters. Multnomah hotel.
DANCING
At Moose hatl every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday
evening. Plenty of fana
Cool hall. Butterfield-SonU-Prast
Moose orchestra.
PO R TTjA X D TEXT. -VO,
1 Regular review Thurs
day evening. June lo.
Iiaccabee hall. Wash
lngton st. Visiting Sir
Knights welcome.
TYSON K.IXSUL.L.. R. K,
danci.no
At Moose hall every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday
evening. Plenty ot tana.
Cool hall. Butterfield songsi
Prasp s Moose orchestra.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: You are
all Invited to go on a river excursion give
by the Women of Moogeheart Legion on
the boat Swan on Sunday, June IU. Boat
leaves foot of Yamhill st. at !l:30 A. M.
returns 7:30 P. -M. Dancing all day long.
Tickets II. including war tax and dancln
privilege. Come with us and have a good
time.
BETTER babies' day will be held at St.
Johns library Wednesday. June 13.
1U A. M.. under the auspices of th
Visiting Nurse association. Dr. C. W,
Moore, medical director of Child's Wei
fare society will conduct the clinic.
Come and brlngyour baby.
IVAXBOE .HOMESTEAD B. A. T.
Regular business meeting Wednesday,
June 15. at W. O. W. Hall. Tenth and
Taylor streets. 8:00 o clock sharp.
PEARL OWENS.
Broadway 2747. Correspondent.
OREOOS ASSEMBLY". NO, 1. lITED
ARTISAN'S, will e-lve card nartv and dance
Thursday evening. June in. at v. t. w.
hall. 12JS 11th st. Tnion music: good floor
committee. Admission cents. e-veryttoaj
invited. E. E. VAN AL.ST1.MS. Bee.
ROYAL CIRCLE, NO. 529. W. OP W.
500 party given Wednesday eve.. June lo,
W. O. W- hull. 128 11th st. X good prizes.
Come and bring your friends.
MAKUArtKI V Jl.it 1 11 CI -W It
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OP AMERICA.
Marguerite Camp, No. 1440, meets every
Tuesday evening. 114 Grand ave.. East
Side Business Men s clubrooms.
NELLIE CHL.PAN. Recorder.
Lodge emblems and jewels; school pins
and rines. frat iewelrv made to order In
our own factory right on the premises
una a large stock carried constantly on
hand. You 11 be glad you came.
DAVIDS,
Jeweler and Opticians,
94S Washington St.. at Broadway.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins.
new designa Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth st-
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodgs emblems.
class pins and medals SIO Washington st.
DIED. '
WELCH In this city! 334 Adams street
June 10. George W. Welch, aged 50
veara Remains are at the funeral par
lors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co.. 5S02-U4
92d street S. E.. in Lenta
CLINTON In this city. June 9. William
Clinton, aged 35 years. Remains are at
the tuners! parlors of A. D. Kenworthy
& Co: GN02-04 82d street S. E.. in Lenta
SUNDIN In this city. .Tune . Otto Sun-
din, aged 35 years The remains are at
funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy sr
Co., 0H02-01 vd st. B. h., in Lenta
PEARSON In this city. June 11, Oust ave
Pearson, late of St. Helens. Or. The re
mains are at Pinley's mortuary, Mont
gomery at otn.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE In this city. June 40. Prea M
aged 27 years, late of Umatilla. Or.
husband of Muriel Sample, father of
Maurics Joe of Umatilla. Or., son of
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Sample, brother of
Mra C. F. Murdsck of this city and
Mrs. V. A. Nelson of Hubbard. Or. The
funeral services will be held Monday,
June 13, at 11 A. M., at Pinley's mor
tuary, Montgomery at 5th. Friends In
vited. Concluding service at Riverview
cemetery.
EVANS At the residence of her brother.
Oscar B. Lent, 9817 5th avenue S. E .
June 10, Rosa A Evans, aged 52 years,
beloved wife of Phillip T. Evans. The
funeral service will be conducted Mon
day. June 13. at 10:80 A. II.. In the
mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy sV
Co., 5H02-04 U2d st. S. E.. In Lents.
Friends Invited to attend. Interment
Multnomah cemetery.
OLSON In this city. June 9. 1021. Gustav
Olson, aged; es years, late of St. Paul,
Minn1, beloved uncle of John. William,
Gust. Aaron. Cebbe and Charles Dudeen
and Mrs. Werner Peterson. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted Monday. June 13,
at 3 P. M., from Pearson's undertaking
parlors, Russell st. at Union ave. Friends
Invited. Interment at Rose City Park
cemetery.
HANSEN June 11. at the family resi
dence uw r-rescott st., feter H.. aged
57 years, husband of Signs Hansen,
father of John and Henry Hansen. Mrs
J. F. Dickey and Mra H. A. Tymer of
Portland. The funeral services will be
held Monday, June 13, at 2:30 P. M.. at
Flnley's mortuary, Montgomery at 3th.
Friends invited. Concluding service at
Mount Scott cemetery.
EBELING In this city, June 10. Anna
atbeiinr, agea years, mother of Louis
and George Ebeling and Mra Augusta
Kiesendahl of Portland. The funeral ser
vices will be held Monday, June 13. at
1 P. M., at Flnley's mortuary. Mont
gomery at Sth. Friends invited. Con
cluding services at Portland crema
torium. HALEY At the residence, 1604 Woolsey
sc.. Thurs., June , Ella, aged 87 years,
wife of Howard Haley, mother of Frank i
R. of Oakland, CaL Funeral services will '
De nets at iu:ou a. m. .Monday. June 13,
at the residence. Interment in Riverview
cemetery. The body Is at the parlors
ot Liianiucrs vo. until u A. .1. Jtoitday.
TRONGUE Funeral services of the late
August James Trongue will be held Mon
day. June 13. at the graveside at Os
wego cemetery at 4 P. M. Remains will
be at funeral parlors of A. D. Ken wort ny
& Co., 5802-04 U2d street S. E.. in Lenta,
anui .oi tr. .u. -
MARTIN In this city. Marie F. Martin,
aged 40 years, beloved wife of Roy P.
Martin. Funeral services will be held at
the Portland crematorium Monday, at
2 P. M. Friends Invited. Remains at
P. L. Lerts' funeral parlors. East llth
and Clay sts.
ROACH Faneral services of the late Mary
Crawford Roach, aged 64. will be held
Tuesday. June 14. at 2:30 P. M.. in the
mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy A
Co., 5802-04 02d st.. S. E.. in Lenta
Friends invited. Interment Mount1 Scott
cemetery.
sV-
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms, professional men, manu
facturers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference.
Information as to any class of work not listed .may be
obtained by calling Main 7070, House 40.
ACCOUNTANTS.
JULIUS R BLACK, nubile accountant
- auditor. Income tag service. Concord
T blds., -d and Stark. Phone Main 7443.
ATTORNEYS.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub
lie 34 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
ARMY GOODS.
U. S. ARMY GOODS for sale, wholesale
and retail; prices reduced. H. Horen-
stein, 250 id st. or 204 1st st. Main i5i3.
ASSAYERS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second
Gold, silver, platinum bought.
BATHS.
DR. McMAHON'S baths, Portland; steam,
showers, plunges, tubs, all lor 33c; tell
your friends. Fourth and Washington.
CHIROPRACTIC steam baths and mas
sages, loth floor Brcadway bldg. Mar-
shall 31S7. Dr. Laura K. Downing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
COLUMBIA PLASTER WALL BOARD.
Can't buckle, needs no battens; Oregon
made. OHSFELDT, 143 First st.
CARPET SWEKPERS.
AUTHORIZED Blssell carpet sweeper re
pairman. All parts lurnlsnea. mi Mor
rison. CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE 1RW1.N-HOUSON COM I' AN Y,
387 Washington. Bdwy. 434. Tabor 1234.
CHIROPRACTIC.
DR. McMAHON'S chiropractic speaks for
Itself. Portland, 12th year. Phones.
CHI ROPODISTS.
WILLIAM, Eatelle and Florello and De-
wane De Veny, the only scientific chi-
opodists and arch specialists In the city.
Parlors 302 Gerlinger bldg., southwest
corner Second and Alder sts. Phone
Main 1301.
FEET HURT
Come to Dr. Gartner, foot
foot arches made to order. 311 Swetland
bldg., Sth and Washington. Main 1U3L
DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles sci
entifically corrected. Lady assistant.
512 Morgan bldg. Main 8782.
CLEANERS AND PRESSERS.
REGAL CLEANERS t1vldattErs
Cleaning and dyeing a specialty. V1J
North Sixth Pt., Portland, Or.
COLLECTION'S.
NETH &. CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1706.
No collections,, no charges. Estab. li00.
CONTRACTORS AND BCILWKRS.
RELIABLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
House construction and general jobbing.
we j-arK st. Phone Mam 3u::.
W. F. HART, designer and builder of at
tractive homes. Plans drafted, estimates
given. Phone Tabor 8250. Residence,
Ml Kast soth North.
A-l BUILDING CONTRACTOR
HOMES. JOBBfNG. WOODLAWN 6019.
DANCING.
MISS DOROTHY RASMl'SSEN Ballroom
and stage dancing. S10 Eilers bldg.,
. Washington, bet. 4th and 5th. Main U23.
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.
Boof Protected
rrtosn Lcaks-ov
s. s't .
s0
E5C PERT A .Vi STATION Alt Y ENGINEER.
IV. d j.jo JOHN B. GASK1LL. stationary engineer,
;'?.''.r"'d 'r and Sprmeo runs. experienced with electricity and sprin-
1445 falwan. I'hone Tabor 6987. kling systems. Phone Woodlawn 3777.
DKNTISTKY. , TKAPE.WARKb.
OHBUON TKAUEiiAKK BUREAU, 601
nn n " r UDlpUT Liekum bids- U. S., foreign trademarks
Uni Di Li nnlUnl transfer and storage.
corT;! OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
Automalle 2119. D RAVAGE? AND STORAUB.
uFNTInTkY DR-A. W. KKENE. 331V4 Motor and IJorse Equipment.
ULIlllullll Washington, street Without Furniture Moving and Packing.
pain. lAtest nerve-blncking- system - Baesasei
HaT?" "r?,B"Vx,p j'" PHONE BDWY. 3309
HATS cleaned, blocked, dyed reasonable .
and satisfactory. Royal Hat Wks . 2"3 1st
"EN'C.IN'KK.KS AND Mill ll'PPIl.-i- SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
Tr- s'PPLIhS. Packing Moving Storage.
THE PKEHLESS PACIFIC CO., Money loaned on goods In storase.
M-70-73 FRONT ST. 33 Fourth st., rrppr. Multnomah Hotel.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. Phone Broadway 371fi. .
gMOTORSREWOUND Rpa?red 7" IS!5
TjiLj BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE DTjPLEX EXPRESS.
NICHOLAS ELECTRIC WORKS. ' Furniture Movtnc a Specialty.
Phons 621-27. 226 Main St. l!th and Yamhill.
Main 3.M6.
Yfczt. H. M. H. ELECTRICAL CO.. OREIION TRANSFER CO.,
r!!C'S 1 ' Portland, Or. Re. 474 Glisan Street.
V0C"V1 winding and electric repairing FIVE WAREHOUSES.
JV'tr' Si a specialty. New or used mo- 6TORAOE. CARTAGE.
ftJSl tors. Broadway 104S, A 104ft PHONE BROADWAY 1281.
- ' 30 DAYS' free storage; furniture moving
IRON WORKS. trucks $2 per nr. and up. Open evenings
- pHOKIX ,HON WORKS, and Sundays. Call Broadway 1207..
Engineers, founders, mechanics, boiler. r. i r,iti..itir.
makers, boiler and blacksmith shop. Of- ROSB CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAI
flee end works. Hawthorns ave. aad Eaat Tth and Grant Sts. Both phones.
East Third st Day and night Bervice; 3 veterinarians.
WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
ENGINEERS' AND MILL SI PPLIKS. ROPE AND BINDER TW INE.
THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-SB-7-9 Front. Portland Cordage Co., Mlh and Northrup.
HTS AND CAPS I'LDIBKRS' Sl'I'PLIES AND PIPE.
u ...-t.p u.. . ' ' T THE PEKRLKSS PACIFIC CO., INC.,
THANHAl'SKR HAT CO., 53-fl. Front St. 08-70-72 FRONT ST
, RASMUSSEN & CO.. Second and Taylor. THE M. L. KLfNE CO.. 84-8H-S7-SD Front.
HIKES, WOO I. AND CASCARA BARK. PRODCCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
KAHN BROTHERS. liiS Front at. EVERDING & FARRELL, 140 Front St.
" FUNERAL NOCTCES. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILSON The funeral services of the late FINI.RY'S MORTUARY
Franh D. Wilson will be held Monday. J i'lUIVlUAIVl
June 19, at 2:30 P. M.. at the chapel of MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAtN 9.
Miller Tracey. under the auspices of Pb'CUCe UNDERTAKING CO
the K. of P. lodg.. Interment River- OrvElYCOTMrd snd Cay. Main 4152
v .w erne ery. BREEZE & SNOOK ltr
FUNERAL CARS. A D 7F1 1 FR Pfl 5s,:: Williams Ave.
LIMOUSINKS for funeral service. JONES ' -LkLLI1 VV Phone East 1088.
AUTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 11. :
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FLORISTS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Phone Sellwood SOT
Portland Crematorium.
EAST FOURTEENTH
AND HVJUKK
Ask tar Booklet
TOMBS
Slnrle or in Family Sections.
Handsomely arranged. Built Co endure.
Permanent csrs. Cot no more in
RIVERVIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM
Ws have Mausoleums In a I principal cities
in state, they contain th only sanitary
tombs in Oregon.
PORTLAND 'MAUSOLEUM CO.
638 Pittock Block. Phone Bdwy. 3JSL
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Isa
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between 20th and
21st M., west aide. Lady assistant.
Main SoUl. Auto. 578-85.
HOLM AN & SON
(Walter J. Holman.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home. 16th and, Everett sts. Phone
Bloadway 2133. Auto. 321-33.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(P. S. DUNNING. INC.)
The family sets the price." 414 E. ALDER
Phone East 5200. 225-23.
DOWNING & McNEMAR
The Residential Funeral Home.
441 Multnoman St.. Irvington Dist. East 54.
LERCH. UNDERTAKER.
East Eleventh and Hawthorne.
Phone East 781.
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO..
8M 2A St, 1BUL - Aula. U8-21.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. K. T. WEBB,
MILWAUK1E. OR.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
OREGON Conservatory (school) ot Musia
2d floor Kussel bids- (over the "Lion").
' entrance lUi'ii 4th St.. cor, of Morrison.
CARROLL DAY, teacher of piano and
voice. Broadway 2333. 148 13th st.
OPTOMETRISTS.
EYES SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED . with
modern Instruments, glasses fitted at a
saving; satisfaction guaranteed; out of
the high-rent district, no overhead exp.
A. E. HL'KWITZ. Optometrist, 223 1st st
PAINTING AND KALSOMLNING.
C. R. NELSON A CO.,
PAINTING AND KALSOMINLNG.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
ROOF PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
PHONE SELL WOOD 1UU3.
PAINTING and kalsomlning and roof re
pairing at moderate prices; work guar
anteed. Phone East 403.
PAINTING.
,C. H. TERR1LL. house and sign painter.
-papering, Linimg. 4Q, J,. a,tn. lap, -m t,
PA1XTS. WALL PAPER, ETC.
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, ETC.
230 SEffOND ST.
UHL BROS.- INC.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Our practice has extended over
period of 74 years. - All communici
tlon strictly confidential ; prompt, ef
ficient, conscientious service; handbook
free on request. WUNN & CO., Ho ban
bldg., 5S4 Alarhet st., San Francisco;
Chicago Office, Kdoro 81U Tower bldg.;
Washington Office. Room 103, Ki3 First;
New York Office. Woolworth bldg.
PATENTS Send sketch or moae. for pre
liminary examination. Booklet free
Highest references, best result: prompt
D as assured. Watson E. Coleman. Pt
ent Lawyer. 624 F St.. Washington. D, C.
R. C. WRIGHT, 22 years' experience U. S.
and foreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg.
PliVSICIANS.
DR. R. A PHILUUJS. Broadway building.
Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver,
kidney, bladder, rectal, prostate, female
disorders, akin affections, blood pressure,
enlarged tonstla, moles, birth marks.
PLl'MHINO BtPPLIKS.
MBI.N'U supplies at wholesale prices.
Stark-Davis Co., 18S 4th st. Main 71)7.
PRINTERS.
PRINTING F- w- BALTEtS & COMPAXf
I lllll I UVJ First and Oak. Main 165. 511-63.
ROOF -PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
ROOFS
repaired and painted; gutters cleaned.
Roof -Security. Inc. mfg. WEBFOOT
PAINT: references given. 226 Board of
Trade bldg. Main 571. Main 5044.
SCALP AND FACIAL TRKATMKNT.
SCALP AND FACIAL SPECIALIST
Baldness, diseases of the sea Id
hair successfully-treated; face massages
facial imperfections scientifically cor
rected.
DR. EVELYN H. TREIXIES.
Suite 4U0 Morgan Bldg. Main 4484.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES
We have the lamest stock
ot used macmnes In the clty
From 110 to (12 50. We rant
1
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Largest rose growers tn the
- Northwest.
Flowers for all occasions
.' artistically arranged.
.Personal attention given
wedding, reception, tea
and table decorations.
Floral tributes promptly
attenaea to.
SWETLAMVS FLOWER
SHOP.
Morrison 8t., bet 3d and 4th
Tel. Main 419.
Smiths Flower Stop
Portland's Droffresalve fioHat- " xv
ctaitze in funeral designa 141 Sixth.
"i"""'" tfiaici at. j i now, s. jnain
And Floral Designa
nmnousea
No Branch Stores.
25 years on Morrison
street, bet. 4th and
otn. Alain 7TUU
NOB HILL FLORISTS.
(Estate Alfred BurkhardL)
N. E. cor. 23d and Glisan. Main 1359.
PFflP! FLORAL SHOP
ItUI Ltu 245 Alder. Marshall 5022
TONSKTH FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Waahineton
sr., oet. 4tn ana otn. wain oiuz. a. not
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
(W 4th st op p. Oty Hall. NEP BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
E-Trl!RP sVWNE STS. PHONE E.743
RATES FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Daily or Sunday.
One tlm lie pr ITd
bame advt. two consec
utive time tSe per line
Same ad vt. 3 conseca-
live time .SOe per line
Same advt. 6 or 7 con
secutive times 63c per line
One tnontb $2.fru st iiae
(Six moiitlia. . .$2.25 a line per moath
(Change of copy allowed monthly.)
The above rate appliea to adver
tisements under all ciaetdftcutlon
excepting ''Situations Wanted-
jUale" aud "Situations Wanted
Female' which fat tte per lino for
each insertion.
IS' ad taken for less than two
Hnes. Count five average words to
the line. Advertisements (except
"Personals" and "Situations Want
ed") will be taken over the tele
phone If the advertiser Is a sub
scriber to either phone.
The Oregon ian will receive copy
. by mall provided sufficient remit
tance for definite number of fcxtues
Is sent. Acknowledgment will be
forwarded promptly.
o prices will be quoted over th
phone, but statements will be ren
dered the following day. Adver
tisements arj taken for The Daily
Oregonian until 7 :30 P. M ; for
The Sunday Oregonian antU CP, M.
Saturday.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates I1 cases of alleged
cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150
courthouse. Phone Main 37K from
( A. M to i P. M.
The society has full charfte of the city
pj'jnd at its home. 635 Columbia bou
levard. Pbone any time. Woqdlawo
764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance
for sick or disabled horses. Small
animals painlessly electrocuted where
necessary, and stray animals cared
for. All dead animals, cows, horses,
etc.. picked up
NEW TODAY.
UTAIU1BBO 1812,
ON TUESDAY
NEXT
WR SHALL SK.LL FOR MRS. BIRD.
WHO IS HETIRMSO TO CHICAGO,
THK FIRST-CLASS K U R I T V R K.
RI IJS, ETC, OF HER FORMER PRI-
I A1K K E S I U K N V K. W K H A1K
MOVED THESE GOOD TO Ol II
SALESROOMS FOR ION VE.MESCE
OF Al'CTION SALE, comprising twe
first-class auarter-sawed oak book
cases with art-frlass doors, fumed oak
library suite, via, table, rockers and
chairs, willow rockers and chairs.
very massive andiron and lire et,
tabourettes, large Wilton rug, size
11-3x12 in neutral color, also Axmin-
ster and body Brussels rufts; also
mahoitany library table, rocker "and
arm chair, parlor desk, electric table
lamp, pictures, davenport in orocaaea
plush, mantel clock, Dufold bed (lav
enport in Spanish leather. Morris
cha'r. odd rockers, etc.; fumed oak
dining-room suite, as follows: pedes
tal table. bufCet and set of chairs
with leather seats; RARE OLD BLl'E
DIXVER WARE. WILLOW PAT
TFKX, 1A0 PIECENt also quarter
sawed oak dining-room suite In wax
finish, via., pedestal table, buffet and
set of chairs; full size genuine brass
bed, complete with good springs and
silk floes mattress, new style suite in
French frosted brown finish, viz., full
size bedstead and dresser, spring and
mattress. Ivory and Vernis iarfn
beds, dressers and chiffoniers in oak
and mahogany, bedroom rockers and
chairs, grass rirgs, small rugs, stands,
Buck wood and coal range with gas
attachment, first-class oak kitchen
cabinet with sliding metal top. gas
range, utensils, etc.; also rare old
Hawkin rifle which was through the
Mexican war. was brought across the
plains in lt49 by the Dlehl family of
Santa Barbara, CaL
Auctioneer's Note
Please call tomorrow and irisnect the
above goods at your leisure. You will
find them just as advertised and well
worthy of your attention. AICTIU.V
OS TtESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M.
ON THURSDAY
NEXT
IVOTE Attend our anrtiona and bT
at your swi price. Olbrn nave doi
lar here, why not yout Thin la the
a net ton bonne of welcome, whether
Jon bur or not.
ON WEDNESDAY
JUNE 15, NEXT
AT IO A. St.. THREE CARLOADS OP
SAWMILL MACHINERY TO HE SILD
FOR EHEIftHT AND OTHER
( HARliKS. PLACE OF SALE NORTH
END OK THE NORTH BANK DOCK.
FOR FILL PARTICULARS AND IX-
SPECTION CALL AT ROOM 4. NORTH
BANK. STATION, ELEVENTH. AND
HOYT STREETS.
By Order
ROB I'. CROSBIE, Comptroller,
S, P. s; S. Bj. Co.
Dated May 10, 1931.
ON WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 22
AT THE MANNING WAREHOUSE &
TRANS FUR CO.'S WAREHOUSES.
NINTH AND HOYT STREETS, STOR
AGE AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
HOODS, ETC., ETC. SALE AT IO
O'CLOCK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22.
WE BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
CASH OR WILL TAKE YOl R FUR
NITURE ON CONSIGNMENT FOR
AUCTION. PHONE .MAIN 3332.
W. C. BAKER &W. H. DEAN
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers,
PYTHIAN BUILDING.
Yamhill and Went Park Sts. (Far.
merly Masonic Temple Building).
Parrish, Watkins & Co.
Est. 187.
Frank E. Watkins, Msnsaer.
Member Portland Kealty Board.
Real Estate, Rental,
Loan and
Fire and Automobile
Insurance Agents
Correspondence Solicited.
253 Stark St. Pbsae Mala 1644.
MORTGAGE LOANS .
.west Interest rates i installment re
faysnents, if desired. Buiiulnar loans
mails. No delay la closing.
A. H. BIRRELL-6ILL CO.
Paraterly A. XL Blrrell Co.
tls-Zia Morthnestera Bass Buildla
Marshall 4114.
IRVINGTON BARGAIN
New, modern six-room house, com
plete, for sale below cost. Easy
terms. E. 2432. OWNER.
CLAY & MOKSE. INC
Drajmea and WarehouaeineB
Kroadway 3470
We shall have another lot of good, VaiffRM 4K?o- twViv? XlW Twen
clean household goods to offer you. &l"veV
These goods can be seen Wednesday ViZ f jtZll'JU.lZ'iw
afternoon A l;rmi VTHIIHn 4 v A'i and other pictures. FIVE EL EC
arternoon. a i y-i i.v thihsda y AI thk, F A x T o VEX Tll.A 1 1;
a. in. i
XEW TODAY.
Auction Sales
AT
HOUSE
1180-171 SECOND STRKKT, SEAR
MOKK1SOX STHKET, .
i LARGEST Al'CTION HOl'SE IX THIS
NOK 1 H KST.
I MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
i FRIDAY AT 10 A.M.
OIR SALESROOMS ARE CROWDED
TO THE DOOHS WITH OOI, ISE
FI L' HOI'SKKlRMSHIMiS OK ALL
KllKSCRlPTIOVS, ( ONSIliNKI) FOR
SALE TO THE lllliHKVI' IIIUilr.H,
COMPRISING DIMMi MITES, 1.1 V-I.VU-ROOH
PIECES, HEDKOOM KI R
MSHIXOS, CARPE'IS, HlliK, LIN
OLEUM. STEEL. RAMiKS, AS
HAM.ES, DISHES, COOKIXi ITEN
SILSand other -ffect. ATTEND OIK
SALES AND HIV AT lOIR OWN.
PRICE.
WE POSITIVELY CARRY THE LARG
EST ASSORTMENT OF -HIGH-CLASS
USED FURNITURE
IN THE CITY, WHICH
WE SELL AT
PRIVATE SALE
Including t'PRIOHT PIAXOS. TA1.K
I M A C H I X E S, OVERSTl FEED
DAVENPORTS AMD CHAIRS.
LIBRARY Fl RXISHlXiS. PERIOD
and Colomal Dixixi; siites In
MAHOIiAMV, WALM'T nd OAK
BEDROOM FrRXlSHIXC.S In MA.
HOCJAXV, OLD IVORY and IJOLDKX
OAK, large line of HRASS and EX
AMELED niODS. new. and second
hand SI'RIX.S and MA'ri'RESSES.
WILTON, AXMIX.HTER and Bill J
SELM ROOM-SIZE HI CiS and CAR
PETS; also FIUER and ;RASS Ill liS
in various sizes, about 100 STEEL
AND UAH RAXIiES of the very best
makes. HAS WATER HEATERS, RE
FR1UEKATORS, etc.; also
OFFICE FURNITURE
Including ROLL AND FLAT-TOP
DESKS. TYPEWRITER DESKS, OF
FICE CHAIHS. BOOKKEEPE HS'
DESKS, metal and oak FILIXIi CAB
IXET!;. electric DESK LAMPS, wire
baskets, etc. If in need of anything
In our line, we solicit your inspec
tion. If we can suit you In the goods,
we know our price is right.
T
ON
TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 14
COMMENCING AT li30 P. M.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
27212 STARK STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH
Comprising "JACOR DOLL" FPRIOWT
PIXO, EDISON" PHONOiKAFH.
TWO NATIONAL CASH H Ef.IS'l sCttS,
FAXS, ROLL-TOP DESK, cig.'ir cases.
l.AR-K REERM.ER A'I'OII. Ml 1,1X11)
TABLES, 225 VIENW CHAIRS, I l-
RRELLA CHECK RACKS, IN-FOOT
STEAM TABLE with OotB, PASTRY
TA IILE With PLATE- i LASS
SHELVES, LA1K.E i AS HANt.E. HOT
PLATES, ii A S PLATES. RAKE
OVEN, MEAT BLOCK, large assort
ment of cooking utensils. SILVER
WARE, (iLASSWAIIE, DISHES, about
(IN) HEAVY ALIMIXI'VI THAVS.TWO
COFFEE I RXS, LAIK.E A X M I X STER
Ric;, DRAI1-:hies and other nu-mer-ous
lots. The "PURITAN" is a weli
known first-class cafeteria. The
goods are all in first-class condition,
haa an equipment for about 3u0 oco
ple. Sale starts promptly at 1:J0
Tuesday.
J. T. WTLSON, ATCTIONEER,
FULL VALUE
is received for every dollar spent
building the REDIMADE way
Sectional Hone and (iragt.
100
in
Quality
Anprsrssr,
Economy nad
tatlsfutloa
Best Unlit
Sectional
Bllllrtinas
Built on
the Pacific
Coast
"BUILT
TO
ENDURE"
REDIMADE BUILDING CO.,
I'ort land. Oregon.
E. llth and Market. Phune E. 5114 or
,vst Side Office. 405 Commonwealth
31dg., 6th and Ankeny. Bdwy. 45.
IRVINGTON
Two new beautiful resi
dences, one 7 and one 8
rooms; modern in every de
tail and well constructed; Jirst
completeH b owner; moder
ately priced; terms. 625 K.
18th st. N.
Woodlawn 4841'
SUMMER HOTEL SITE
ON THE COLUMBIA
RIVER HIGHWAY'.
Sam J.Gorman
210 Lewis Bids. Bdwy. 4074.
-UUA. ut I T' fl- -
vrw TortAV.
TO LEASE .
FOR TERM OF YEARS
AUTOMOBILE SHOW ROOMS
WITH REPAIR SHOP
EITHER IN WHOLE OR PART
T
I s. w. Corner Tenth and Hoyt ert
I T500 sq. ft. Reasonable rental.
2S. E. corner Broadway and Hoyt
sts.. 10,000 sq. ft. Exceptional re- ,
tall advantage. !
I
3S. W. corner Ninth and Couch ets..
10.000 sq. rt.
4N. E. corner Twelfth and Flanders
sts. 50 ft. by 100 ft. Repair, shop.
$100 per month.
5 Mezzanine floor, heart of retail dis
trict, approx. 4000 sq. ft.. 40 feet of
window display. Long lease.
W. W. FERGUSON-
LEASES,
914 WILCOX Bt'ILDIXG. MAIN 5I.'IK
L
JNGTON
PORTLAND'S MODEL HOME
SECTION
Buy yoirr homelte In
Irvington now. Drive out
and inspect block bound
ed by East Twenty-second,
East Twenty-third,
Stanton and Siskiyou, or,
if you tike trees, see
half block on south side
of .Stanton, between East
Twentieth and East
Twentjr-flrst, theD sua
ut for
LOW PRICES
AND
EASY TERMS
RITTER, LOWE SCO.
301-3-S-7 Boat of Trade Bids;.
LAURELHURST
THIS BEAUTIFUL
LAURELHURST BUNGALOW
commands a view of the park and
the greater part of this district. Just
completed by skilled mechanics whose
every effort has been to build a home
or superior construction, it la only
by seeintr this bungalow that you
can appreciate the artistic cabinet
work, complete conveniences and com
fortable a rranpernent. A special low
price or S i) so 0 has Just been arlven us
You can take possession at once
Phone for appointment.
OTTO & HARKSON
413 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Mais) :tlK.
WANT
INCOME
PROPERTY
Have client for in
come property up to
$125,000.
R. F. BRYAN
509 Chamber of Commerce
Building
DESIRABLE
LEASE
At 88 Tenth St.,
Near Stark
WITH Stt YEARS TO RUIf.
Splendid Location
For. Auto Sales Room,
Accessory Display
Fire Salesroom
Restaurant
Can Glre PamnnIoi Short
Notice.
C.H.COLBURN
Rrnidirsr 32:11.
IRVINGTON
NEW BEAUTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL
Consisting; of aeven rooms, two fire
places, tiled bath with expensive
plumbing; all rooms finished In Ivory
and white enamel; papered. hardwoo'J
floors throughout This Is a fine horrid
and the price is right. 492 East
Eighteenth Bluet.
$9500
E. Nelson
OWNER AND RITLDEaV
labor aM.
NKW TOIY.
j
j
j
I
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I
CHOICE
-West Side
LOTS
We offer for immedi
ate sale twenty-four
(24) choice lots in the
Nob Hill District at
l3 times the Asses
sor's 1920 valuation.
These lots are in Blocks
Eleven (11), Eighteen
(18), and Twenty-f T
(25), Goldsmith's AdJn,
and face on Overton, Pet
tygrrove, 20th and 27th tU.
Wakefield, Fries & Co.
85 FOURTH ST.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tJLr
IWESTOVERl
I VIEW I
HOMESITES j
1 UNEXCELLED
I IN I
THE WORLD
I For Sale
Harold Jungck
5 Secretary.
I International
Realty
Associates f
rrrrocK block, bdvtt. no
Tiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii?
IRVINGTON
BUNGALOW
ElfillT-ROOM RT'N'fi KtXtXV
kllll II.Y Monnix IN
EVERY RESPECT.
Heavy hardwood floors thronrhnnl.
Tiled bath, l'orrnlaln tub. Hot-water
heat. Knurl heater. This Is one of
the best-hullt homes In the ci'V, I
nm leaving the citv and will sacrlflcr
Vou have Kot to see the Inside of this
horns to appreciate it. be
OWNER
No. H70 E. Fifteenth Strref North.
ft
FOR SALE OR l.KAE
I
A rlella-M f ill summer home and yesr-
round rotr'Ht. Located on the blulf"
of tlie Sandy river, half mile north f
the town of Kan. . A mnirnlf u'nt
view with lurina; trulls leading; to th
best flshinR- In (lie Sandy and t'eilar
creek. Furnished house with hi a
fireplace, plprd wltn" pure sprinu
water. All kinds of fruit. Eurnlshe.t
acrommodut ions for nine people, be
sides a four-room house uiifurnlNhi'd.
Ills: barn and Karaite. Will lease by
season or year.
STRONG CO., Rraltors.
ana Chnmber of Commeree Bids;.
TO LEVSE
"SPECIALS"
fisrasf or Salesrtiom, downtown, w sot
side. ,:0xl00. Three sioitb. 1 01 h street,
butldlns; irnder construe! ton. One
Score, opposite Olds. Wortnian A Klnu.
posst-ssiun September 1". fine for suit
house, millinei v. etc ftOloo Hulldlau
on I rackaur, tvrai sine, .sniim iiium--ment,
&th and Kventl, coiner. Klne
.Hparr, llth snd Kutnsld". any II"'.
brick hulldlna. t,nrnae, close to Mu
and Hoyt, low rem. Will llulld. 14ui
and Hoyt streets. One-glory liullriina.
lhree Fine Irfifls, one with large "
ton elevator.
H. O. TERRY. ! Hrowdwsy. MnlnDUm A
EXCELLENT
BUYS
Well-Arranged Double House, Ten
Rooms. In Desirable Neighbor
hood, One Block Krom Carline.
Price $5500
Have Three Desirable -Itoom Houses.
Can lis t'urrnased on Uca-
onable Terms.
$3500 Each
Harvey Wells & Co.
Mnln 4.-.B4.
tins (iiura Rid a.
BEST IN
IRVINGTON
Arllalle, Commodious,
Cossplete.
Hardwood Floors, Sunroom, Sleeping
Torch, Gal age.
ONLY
$7000
W. II. RO.
tllNI orlllrlfr Hunk ItulMlng.
1 HAVE FOR SALE (
THE BEAUTIFUL HOME IN NOB HILL
DISTRICT .
of well-known buslne man. Flr-
-lass appointments. Later grounds.
Very reasonable terms. 1'rica I-'j. '""J.
HENRY W. GODDARD, REALTOR
MS Hark HirvcU Uaia li.