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THE OREGON. DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND,. TUESDAY EVENING, ' DECEMBER - 30, 1913.
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LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER IS
ASHORE FIRST TIME IN
TWO AND HALF YEARS
C. B. Hermann Reaches As-
' toria From Destruction
Island Light.
. ' i On board the lighthouse tender Heath
f er when Bhe arrived this morning at As
' toria were C. B. Hermann, keeper of
i Destruction Island light station. anJJfi
Wife. When they set foot on the dock
i wa th first time they had come
v-v. ashore In two and a half years.
Destruction Island la located off the
'WTahlnton coast about midway be-
tweea Grays Harbor and the entrance to
'' the Straits of Juan de Fuca, and during
i the winter months it is in the sweep of
, every storm that beats in from the
Jbroad Pacific. It has an elevation 01 ou
feet above the eea level, but when the
' waves run high they often roll Jn quite
' ' ft distance overland, and at times the
snrar drifts clear across the island,
1 which at the widest Is not more than
half mii it la abouC a mile in
lenarth
' Mr. and Mrs. Hermann, In spite of
' lhir lonsr seclusion from civilization
- and society, do not have to live a Robln-
gon Crusoe life, for now ana men one
Of the lighthouse tenders touches at the
Island, which Is three miles from the
r mainland, with supplies and mall. Nor
are tney tne my cuutJiu j ."
- tnr th government allows Keeper Her
f mann three assistants to take care of
' the lighthouse and keep the lamps in
t trim. ,
KMncr Hermann and his assistants,
In addition to warning mariners of the
' dangerous shore, oftentimes have scted
' ' as life savers when vessels have piled
upon the rocks In the vicinity.
' The Heather came down from Seattle
- this trip, and on the way stopped at tne
I light vessels anchored off the Washing
ton coast and the mouth of the Colum
v fcla river, and, according to a report re-
celved today by Lighthouse Inspector
Beck at the custom house, everything
Ml O. K.
STEAMER TO ARRIVE TODAY
lord Sefton Due at Inman-Poulsen
Mill for Lumber.
. After having been Idle for nearly a
i week at Astoria the British steamer
'Lord Sefton will arrive this afternoon
at the mills of the Inman-Poulsen Lum
- ber company to load a cargo of lumber
for China under charter to the Pacific
J"1 Export Lumber company.
The Lord Sefton arrived In the Co
t lumblaiver from San Francisco ahead
' of the time the arrangements called for j
V and Instead of coming the river re-
. - , -MM A - . 1 Oku Im.
mamea at ancnor un iun, cue ui
i 1729 tons net register and will carry
away about 3,500,000 feet of fir.
Four new lumber charters have Just
..been announced, all of them from Grays
' Harbor. The vessels taken are the
1- American schooner Cecilia Sudden, the
! American barkentine Koko Head, the
American schooner Ludlow and the
i American schooner Meteor. The two
last named go to the west coast of
South. America, the Koko Head is to
load for Manila and the Cecilia Sudden
goes to Hobart, Tasmania. The Koko
Head was chartered by Hind, Rolph &
Co. The others were, taken by A. 7.
Thane A Co.
NEW iSFUDS FOB DREDGER
- Champorg to Resume Digging in
" the ' Ouuinel Next Week.
1 Two new spuds were sent to the
-aroremment dredge Champoeg, at an
1 chor In the Willamette river off M&-
- goon island, to replace those that were
broken when the dredge - was struck
- by .the river steamer Oregona a few
day ago, with the result that the
. . steamer had to be beached In six feet
I of wsvter.
The spuds. It by It' Inches, were
toothpicks, and it Is said but for this
r faet the hull would have been seriously
damaged. Aa It was she swung around
-; on the third spud.
J With the new spuds In position, the
' dredge will De ready to resume work
' digging out the channel next week.
i The steam Oregona is now being
, floated today and it is hoped to have
- her at the yards of the Portland Shlp
' building company in South Portland so
, that repairs can be started this week.
COLLISION IXQUrRY NEXT WEEK
- He pairs to the Schooner Xorthland
( May B Made Here.
United States Inspectors of Hulls
. ' and Boilers Edwards and Fuller will
hold hearings next week In the matter
. " of the collisions between the steam
- schooner Northland and the Belgian
, ' bark Kassal and the river steamer
.'Oregona and the government dredge
'-Champoeg. The Oregon-Champoeg col
lislon oocurred off Magoon Island, near
Clackamas rapids, five days ago, and
the Northland-Kassai collision occurred
j, Sunday afternoon.
, Repairs to the Northland may be
, j made here or she may be taken to the
shipyard at St. Helens. It is expected
i to take about 10 days to make the ro
" pairs, and It will not be necessary to
. ' remove the carjro. The survey on the
. Kaesai shows that two plates were
i bent and they can be replaced In about
10 days. Tho Northland is at Couch
street dock and tho Kassal Is at an
chor in the stream.
. ASSISTANT IS TRANSFERRED
1 D. S. Ames Take Position at
San Francisco.
Assistant United States Inspector of
t Hulls D. 8. Ames has been transferred
from this city to Son Krnnclsoo (.
'..hold a similar position there and his
place here will be fillr-ri by .loKeph J
Meany, a new man in the serviee M
Meany comes from Han Franclsoo At
Ban Francisco Mr. Ames will fin the
vacancy caused by the promotion of
t the assistant Inspector there to Inspec
. tor at Ban Pedro, a new office.
BCTIOONER REACHES FLORENCE
uwuiiuo wont i-aujr i;arrt( a Blir
. Florence Or., Dee. 30.-The gasoline
schooner Patey arrived from Portlan,!
Sunday. She was held in Astoria 10
days by rough weather. Captain bahl-
f. busch reports 20 feet of water over the
bar. the greatest depth reported sin-n
' Ihe Jetty was sUrted. Tho Pata'v
brought Christmas stock for neariv
' every merchant in town. This was due
to arrive two weeks ago. ue
f ALOXQ THE WATERFRONT
, The steam schooner Daisy r Putnam
sailed this morning for Kan Franciaco
with a -cargo of lumber.
The steam echooner, Multnomah at-
rived up Wiring the night 'from San
Franclsoo and went to Linnton to load
lumber, for California. , , .
The steamer Portland arrived up tale
morning: from San Franosco and went
to the mills of the Globe Milling com
pany. to load flour for California.
After having had a cable removed
from hrr""propeller, the steam schooner
uaisy Uadsby. shifted last night from
the Oreiron drvdork to thn mill et ihn
Inmiy, Poulsen Lumber company to
complete her lumber cargo for San
Francisco. ... . , ..
The British steamer Cralghall. Cap
tain Stephenson, sails this afternoon for
Kobe, Mojl and Hongkong with a cargo
of 63.929 barrels of flour, valued at
1230,14 4.40. Destined for Hongkong
are 235,716 sacks, for Kobe 16,000 sacks
and for Moji 4000 sacks. The cargo is
being dispatched by the Portland Flour
ing Mills company. ,
Next month two Japanese steamers
will be here to loadu grain tftid flour
for Japan. They are the Bankoko Maru
and the Tanpaison Maru, the former
under charter to Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., and the latter under charter to
Mitsui & Co.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Due to Arrive.
PoitlRnd, from San Francisco Dec 30
lieo. . remvtrk. from Sun Pedro Jan. 1
St. Helens, from Han Francisco Jan. 2
Hose city, rrom Los Angele. jn. 2
rocatan, rrom san redro and way Jan. 4
Paralao, trura San Franelkco Jan. 4
Breakwater, from Coos Hay Jan. 4
Naraio, from San Francisco Jan.. ' 8
Alliance, from Eureka Jan. 6
Beaver, rrom San Francisco Jan. 7
Slthonla, from Europe and Orient Jan. 10
Den of Alrlle, from Europe and way.... Jan. 10
( amino, from San Francisco Jan. 10
Roanoke, from San l'edro and war Jan. II
Bear, from Loa Angelea Jan. 12
Glenror, from Eurooe and orient Feb. is
Cardiganshire, from Ruroiie ana orient March Id
Merionernsnire, from Europe and orient. .Jan. 19
Beleravlu. from Europe and arient eb. 21
Due to Depart.
Alliance, for Eureka Dec. SO
Sue H. Elmore, for Tillamook Dec. 30
Breakwater, for Cooa Bay Ie. SO
Northland, for San Dleuo indefinite
On of Alrlle, for Europe and orient.... Dec. 31
Roanoke, for San Dleiro Dc si
San Hanion for San Francisco Dec. 31
Multnomah, for San Mleiro Jan. l
Bear, for San Franc boo Jan. 1
Hose City, from San Franciaco Jan. H
Yucatan, for San Dleiro and way Jan. 7
Narajo, for San Francisco Jan. 7
Beafer, for San Francisco Jan. 11
('amino, for San Francisco
Jan. 13
Sltbuula, for Orient vnd Europe.
Jan. 14
aire. lor caraue and orient Jan. 14
tilenroy, for orient and Europe Feb. 21
I'eigraTla, for orient and Europe Feb. 27
Cardiganshire, for orient aud Europe. .March 21
irom Ban rranclsco.
Steamers Harvard and Yale, alternating
leare San Francisco tor San Diego on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Frldaya and Saturdays, connectlug
with steamers from Portland. Northbound, thei
arrlre it San Franciaco on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
tjaturdays and Sundays.
Voiaela la Port,
Name rwtk.
Asgerd, Nor. ship Linnton
Auiaaun. Am. Dktn Dry dock
Berlin. Aw. ablp
Crooodile, Br. bk Montiomery 2
Clyde, Br. ablp Irrlng
lurerurle, Br. bk Oceanio
Japo l Stanford, Am. bktn Linnton
i Hiirtes. Am bk ii.,h,.
Lord Sefton, Br. as tnman-Ponlseu
Langaaie, lit. snip uoal bankers
Mabel Gale, Am. scb Portland Dry dock
Nokomla, Am. ach Standard Hoi
BreUgne, Fr. bk Linnton
Alliance, Am. sa Martin's
forthland. Am, as Conch. t
Oakland. Am. ach St. Helen.
Oceano, Br. as Inman-Poalsen
St. Mrholsa. Am. ah Id xmt.vt.
W'lnslow, Am. sob ........Oregon drrdoei
San Kamon, Am. aa Meraer
Christian Bora Nor. as Prescott
Marlborough Hill, Buaa. bark '..Linnton
Daisy Oadsby, Am. as
. . . . Jnman-Poulsen
Bear, Am. ss ,
Roanoka. Am. si....
Breakwater, Am. sa
t'borchlll. Am. sch . .
Kassoi, Belgian ship
E. H. Vance, Am,'ss
Multnomah, Am. si
Al ns worth
.....Martin's
........ ...Alnaworth
Prescott
...... Stream
...Wllbrldga
J Linnton
Globe' mill
Portland, Am. sa.
jui nouie xo Maa Ltun&er.
Kama Bailed tmm
Bangor, Nor. ss Hankow
Beat the yolks of six eggs and half a pound of sugar to
gether until it is a froth. Add half a pint of
Then add the whites of the egg beaten to a stiff froth. Next add three pints of whipped
cream. Then invite in your friends for a great treat. The rich, distinctive flavor and
perfect purity of Good Old Guckenheimer gies the egg-nog a delightful charm.
A. Guckenheimer & Bros. Co.. Pittsburg; Since 1857
ROTHCHILD BROS.. Djslriluitar$. Portland. Oregon
Beetle Dollar, Br. as i,.... ttlaa Fraociiob
Baron Napter, Br. as....,,..,.,.....,.. car
Cbrlstlan Bore. Mor. as Eureka
Ferestar. Am. scb......., Callae
Forest Home, Am. sell..,., .... Callao
Howta. Br. Ok ......Nawcastla. Kna.
Harflete, Br. M San Franclaoa
Harpsgus. Br. .... ...Victoria
Uudson Maru, lap. as., .Tokohama
Kinross. Br. M Victoria
Kona, Am. ech. ...CaUae
Orterle, Br. as........ .Valparaiso
alannluftrr, Br. as. Baa Francisco
Kotbiay. Br. mm....x... .....Baa Francisco
Virginia, Am. ten... Valparaiso
Venuacbar, hi. aa xoaoaam
Ea Boute to laA Orala. . .
.Vane Hallod froia
Bankoko Mara. Jan. Saa Francisco
Chile, tier, ship .'. CalUo
lueru.m. Br bark .....Callae
La Bocbelaqueleln. Fr. bk. ...... .San rranclsco
Terpsichore, tier, ablp .Mejlllones
Tenualaon Mara, jap. sa oan rranclsco
Yasukuna Mara orieat
MUoauaiMOUB n aouto.
Crown ot Toledo, Br. as Antwerp
Crown of Arragaa. Br. aa... Ban Francisco
Klacuoro. Britltm ou tankor AJnataraam
Lord Lonsdale, Br. aa Antwerp
&tAIUXE NOTES
Astoria. Dec. 90. Left op at 4 a. m. Brit
Ish steamer Lord Sefton. Arrived at 9: IB and
left up at 10:O a. m. Steainer E. H. Vance,
from San Pedro.
San Franciaco. Dec. SO. Arrlytd at 8 a. m,
Steamer Hearer from Portland.
Port I'lrle, Ic. 28. ArrlTed Brltlah steam.
er Hawk head from Portland.
San Diego, Dec. SO. Arrived Steamer Wil
lamette from Portland.
Astoria, Dec. 2D. Sailed at 1 p. m. Steamer
Catania for Port San Lull. Arrlree at S ana
left up at 8 p. m. Steamer Multnomah from
nan r ranctaco.
San Francisco, Dec. 20. Sailed at 8 p. m
Steamer St. Helena for Portland.
Ilandon, Dec. 29 Arrlrod Gasoline schooner
Tillamook from Portland.
Astoria, Dec, 80. Condition it the month of
the river at a. m., moderate; wind east, 10
miles; weather, cloudy.
ltdea at Astoria Wednesday High water. 8:43
T 1 u, O.KQ n n
8.0 feet. Low water
0:39 a. m., 8.8 feet; 10:04 p. m
0.1 foot.
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) Filling.
FARM PAPER ISSUES
FINE HOLIDAY EDITION
' The Pacific Homestead, published at
Salem, has Issued a holiday number of
68 pages which contains between orna
mental covers a most unusual collection
of bright and practical articles dealing
with nearly every subject of importance
and interest to the rural life of the
northwest
"We hope that your stockings will be as
they should, '
Just brimming and bulging with every
thing good.
We hope that your stockings are trusty
ana stout.
With never a hole to let blessings fall
out."
This is the poetic wish for good and
blessings carried by the frontispiece,
then follow other articles happily
blending the special agricultural subjects
with poetry and story. There are dis
cussions of 'organizations for rural bet
terment, the automobile on the farm,
the care of colts and calves, of pigs and
sheep, of chickens and t,urkeys.
Dr. Hodges tells how to make friends
with the birds and William T. Boynton
demonstrates the value of business and
social clubs for farmers. There is evi
dent throughout desire to practically ap
ply all Information to the prosperity and
advancement of the Oregon farmer.
(Toad, old
( -mQ
iottled in
Bond
CALEDONIAN CLUB TO
HQLD ENTERTAINMENT
The Caledonian club, organised 81
years ago for the promotion and encour
agement or the ancient games, national
muslo and dances, songs and ballads of
Scotland, will hold Its annual enter
tainment tomorrow night at Arlon hall.
Second ' and Oak streets, .to which
"brither Scots" and friends are invited.
At a recent meeting the following of
ficers were elected for the coming year:
Chief, David Duncan; first chieftain,
David 8. Huntley; second chieftain,
Alex T. Smith; third chieftain, David j
Henderson; fourth chieftain.
Robert
WEDNESDAY
Will
lAWNER DAY
for bargains at the YAMHILL ST. PUBLIC MARKET.
Come down and do your New Year's shopping and be
convinced this Public Market can save you money.
FREE With Every 50c Purchase!
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
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The Yamhill Public Mar
ket U helping thousands
of families to cut down
the high cost of living.
Wednesday, in addition to
the low prices, those who
present this ad when making purchase of 50c or
over, at any one stall, will get 10 extra S. & H.
Green Trading Stamps FREE, besides regular
stamps'.
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OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.
CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, CHRISTMAS
FIRST, SECOND AND
Wallace; : custodian, James Ruddfman;
standard "bearer,' Alex; Hay; sergeant-at-arms,'
Robert Stewart;- piper, William
Gray ; trustees, David Kay a, George
Rlnnear, Uobert Tftourson.
,r The , following, were chosen of floors
for the' ladles' auxiliary; Preaidept,
Miss Mary Watson: vice president, Miss
Sarah St. Clair; secretary, .Mrs. David
Kaye; treasurer, Mrs. J. Murdock; con
ductress, Miss, Jessie Duncan;, coun
cllwomen, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. J. Ruddl
tnan. Miss Mary West, . Miss Violet Long
and Miss Mary Duncan.
What is 'claimed to be an.unbreakable
telephone receiver has a steel skeleton
within the rubber covering. -
Be the
STAMPS
YAMHILL STREETS
CLASSIFIED AO RATES
Is affect Oct 1. 1B1. "
ALL PBCVIOUM UATES CANCSLLBP
caaaoED advbrtisemnt
Daily er Buadaj.
IH cents per word per luartloa.
Tola ctaarsa la for all elaasifleaMoM mmm
Uf 'Tor Wta la Prtrat ramllr," "Bona ae-l
Board la Private tamil." "Hltuatloa Waited'
ad "WaotMl to Uenf' a da. wbiefe -are 114
tie ad charged for leas teas IB cents.
CaSU ADVEBTIBEaiENTa
IH eeirta -per word tor all ciamlflcstlona .i
eeptfas "For, Rent In Private Kamil," "Rnoca
ana ixiara id rriTaia sanuir," "Sltnatloa
Wanted" and "Wanted to Bast" ads, which axa
1 cants par word.
Tnr
AUCTIONS TOMORROW
AT Wilson Auction House. 1(6 1st st
Special auction sale 10 a. m. tomor
row. NEW TODAY
WEST SIDE
BARGAIN
100x100 FEET
SOUTHWEST CORNER
19TH AND OVERTON
Price This Week
$13,500
INSIDE PROPERTY
DEALERS
GROUND FLOOR
HENRY BUILDING
104x156, corner Jefferson and Stout
streets fl7,500.00
?4000.00 first mortgage, runs 3
vears, bears .7 per cent interest, se-
ured by west side property valued at
$20,000.00 , $3600.00
11)4x104 near Madison and Stout
streets f 9000.00
LE NOIR
228 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
WEST SIDE HOMES
On easy terms;
6 and 7 rooms, now
distance; two cars;
ready; walktns;
QUO. P. KAXX.
325 Hallway ExcHange. Marshall S574
F EAR ET B R OS.
, We Buy Notes
141 Ralmrm St. Main III. A-lT'l
$10,000 TO LOAN AT J AND 7 PER
CENT ON IMPROVED PORTLAND
REAL EHTATEL CAUIj At U FRONT
8T." PHONE MAIN 780. , ,
0
Tups
mam
NEW TODAt
Rimgarden
Fanns
In the Famous
Sacramento
Valley
The home of prosperity anil of
plenty. Soil, water sunshine
and profit all the year round.
Recorded crODa seem almost fahulnu.
J In this richly productive section, yet
tne following ricurea have been veri
fied and the achievements ot - farmers
heretofore attained can be duplicated:
Alfalfa, six crops 12 tons an acre, a
year. Hops, 8000 pounds an acre. PoT
. m tn.n tiin MmMtXtM, .AA V. 1
acre. Garden truck, air kinds, three crops
a year. Beans 40 sacks an acr. Sugar
beets, 20 tons an acre.
All the above without mention of
tne most lucrative, probably, of all pur
suits In the Sacramento river valley
that of dairying;. With ample produc
tion of alfalfa for stock food, the herds
have beoome famous for sleek, healthy
condition and have set many high rec
ords for production of milk rich In but
ter fata.
This Is the greatest empire In the
world, considered from all standpoints,
suoh as climate, soil, water, diversity
of products, acessibllity to mountains,
ocean, cities, parks, etc., where one can
drive on paved highways for hundreds
of miles and can use an auto every day
In the year with real pleasure. Cali
fornia has 'certainly the finest system
of paved roads and boulevards in the
world.
Railroads, both electrio and steam,
give communication and shipping facil
ities unequaled, bringing the market
gardener within easy reach of his point
of disposal, the orchardist and hop
grower close to their warehouses and
the sugar beet farmer near to his fac
tory. Tho Sacramento river Is one of the
two great Inland waterways of the
state and shipments can be made direct
by boat, from Rivergarden Farms to the
markets of Sacramento, San Francieoo
and the world.
The soil, which the United States gov
ernment reports to be a fine sandy loam,
16 feet deep a river sediment soli, the
richest and best agricultural land tn
the world, because it la sublrrlgated. no
grading or leveling Is necessary and no
surface Irrigation la required.
This property never overflows and
there Is no malaria or pests.
An Expert's Opinion
Professor Klwood Mead, who has
made many Investigations of soil and
agricultural projects for the United
States government, in which analysis of
vitalizing principles and adaptability to
certain crops were required, speaking
of this section, said:
"Within a radius of five miles in the
Sacramento valley J. saw every product
which I could call to mind. Apples and
oranges grew side by side, as did oak
and almond trees. There were - olives
from the south and cherries from tne
north. A date palm seemed equally at
home with an alfalfa meadow; figs and
tokay grapes were apparently aa much
ine news or wneat
whs vava J w w a w vt m wa. a itUla( I 11,
some of the stalks of which measured
15 feet In height. All of these could
have been grown on a single acre, and
doubtless have been." .
We will send you a full set of
photographs and complete in
formation. Write us at once
or call at our offices.
DORR E. KEASEY
&C0.
2d Floor Cham, of Commerce
Mortgage Loans
6 to 7 Per Cent
H. E. MOONEY
Main 810.
laooa 431 railing Bldg.
MORTGAGES
Bought and Sold
HartmanThompson Bank
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
BY OWNER
R. Frontage, 1000 Feet,
North of Linnton.
PHONE MARSHALL 4230
CIIY AND I ARM LOANS
11000 and up at lowest rates.
C. M. ZAD0W
414 Oortoitt Bldf. A-141C Marshall SX
Wanted to Borrow $2500
on new house and lot worth $7000.
Also
$10,000 on apartment house, worth $22,-
000.
r. u. tsox iso. nt.
BUSINESS CARDS
CERTIFICATES of title. Title & Trust
uo. i me i rusi uiuk,, sin near mar.
BUILDING I'EllMITS r
A. B. Pattullo Kreet 1 atory trims farare,
Inf'a eourt between Kin and St. Clair; build-
tr, Hobert I Hi rarer, aaoo.
O. De Korlnir Krn S itorr frame dwelllns.
Hth between Tbomnaoti ind Briiee: builder. C.
0. Woodwotta, $4000, , v,
JOUR0SaALr& ' SlfAStRI0IXIGTO3B -v
. SIBEEt OFFICE r 4
S54tt Washington v Street, Near .Park,
. (Waterman's Pen Agency.)
Eor the convenience of our patrons
The Journal has established a Washing-'
ton street office for cash "Want Ada."
The aame courtesies will be extended
there as at our main office. -
No ads received after 11:15 a. m. for
that day's carter and t:4S n. m. Satur.
day for Sunday's paper. ' ' " ....
ATTENTION I Neighbors of Mt Hood
cirole No. 16 Women of Woodcraft:
Owing to an emergency the regular
meeting of this circle will be held on
January, 1914, to transact Important
business. By -order of
DONA M'DANIEL,
Guardian Neighbor. .
ANNA J. KEENAN,
W. E, TEN EVCK,
J. iRUTHERFOHD,
Managers. .
CLUB SMOKERS.
Wa are Drenared to . furnish social
cluhyj, . lodges and other organisations
everything for smoke talks, amokinf
concerts and club smokers. - Cigars and
cigarettes by the box, pipes by the hun
dred, and sniokinsr tobacco bv the nound.
Come in and talk It over. Sig Slchel &
Co.. 92 3d and 0th at Washington. Both
pnones.
CLUB SMOKERS We are prepared to
furnish social clubs, lodges and other
organizations everything -for -enaokai-talks,
smoking concerts and clofe smok
ers, cigars and cigarettes by the box.
lpes by the hundred and smoking to
acco by the pound. Come In and talk
It over. SlsT Slchcl A Co.. ftd and 6 th. at
Washington. Both phones.
. IMPERIAL LODGE U. D., A.
e . at a. m. special commu
nication Tuesday evening; I
'clock. Dec. SO. 1918. at Ma
sonic TerriDle. E A. dearrea.
Visitors welcome.
W. P. ANDRUS. Bee.
PORTLAND Caledonia'Club will hold Its
81st grand annual Hogmanay concert
and dance, Arlon hall. Second arid Oak
sts., Wednesday, December 81, at 8 p. m.
Splendid program, finest talent In the
city. Gentlemen 60c, ladles 25c.
Zfitel Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Artbur Edward Haaon, 4004 03d it. S. K.,
26, and Lull Ovrtrude Snider, 4418 Tth St.
8. E., 18.
Luter Klwln Mlllor. Union, Or., 'legal, and
Corriue Swetland, Almira apti., 18.
ofjen lvre. 1731 K. 17th it. foffil. and
Alice MalNewton, 1731 E. 17th at., leait.
- Bdwartl Nae, mn OnoA r., ;- Wi-and
aiiniue i. uailea, DOT PettirruTe it., 20.
W. K. Jon.1. Wetuuika, Okla., 22, and Brla
Oftli'tre, city, 22.
T. K.. Koehler, Hllliboro, Or., S3, and Te
resa WeUel, lotb and Bumalde ata.. 27.
Hiram I. Tuel, rendletun. Or,, 27. and Eu
nico Yancn Alden, 174N R. 11th St., 16.
W.-G. Smith & Co. Wtfty-SS!
Wsshlngton bldg.. eor. 4th on Wash'ton.
JOHNSON, Columbia Theatre bldg. Main
4498. Plants, designing, cut flowers.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st
BIRTHS
COBWl.V To Mr. and Mrs. WUlard U. Cor
win, 1185U Alllua ave., Dve. 21, a aun.
WILLIAMS -To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. WII
11a ma. 2u2 Haiel Fern its.. Dec. 2S, a
daugbter.
MOOUBNBAUOH To Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.
Moodenbaugb, 80&Vs U. 1-th at., Not. 24, a
dauabter.
KONINKNDYKB To Mr. and Mn. C. Konln-
endyke, city, Dec. 17, a daugbtrr.
8PKEADBOKUUOII To Mr. and Mn. Frank
RpreadhorouKh, city. Dc. 11, a daughter.
KHIEGKR To Mr. and Mn. Melcblor Krleger,
city, Dec. IS, a daughter.
POPMA To Mr. and Mn. Wm. Popma, elty,
Dec. 20, a daughter.
GRAHAM To Mr. and Mn. Robert 0. Ora-
bani, 1488 East Pine street. Dec. 19, a son.
LOFGREN To Mr. and Mrs. Curl Ufgren. 80tt
Shaver atreet, Dec. 22, a aon.
JONKti To Mr. and Mn. Harold 0. Jones, 864
Franklin street, Dec. 2T, a daughter.
DEVLIN To Mr. and Mn. S. F. Derlla, 8O0
Kaat 26th it., Dec. 21, apn.
GEOROK To Mr. and Mrs. H. V. George, 206
East 45th it., Dec. 13, a daugbter.
ADAMS To Mr. and Mm. W. L. Adama, 808
Eai 39th it.. Dec. 11. a daughter.
DEATHS AND FUN&KALS
BADURA The funeral serTlrei ef the latt
Joaeph P. Badura will be held -it tbe con
servatory chapel of F. 8. Dunning. Inc., Eaat
Side Funeral Dlrertora, 414 Kaat Alder it.,
at 2 p. in. tomorrow (Wednesday). Dec. 81.
be conducted by Multnomah camp No. 77, V.
O. W., of which deceaiad was a member.
Interment In tbe family plot la Mount Scott
Pari cemetery.
MARUQQ In this city. Dee. 28. Caair Ma
rugg, ager"4B yearaT Tbe funeralierTlcei
will tie held at tbe conaerratory chapel ot V.
S. Dunning, Inc., Eaat Bide Funeral Directors,
414 Eaat Alder it., at 2 p: m. today Tuesday, -under
tbe auspices of Minerva lodge No. 10,
I. U. ). F., ot wblcb deceased was a mem
ber. Frlendi Invited. Interment Mount Scott
Pirk cemetery.
RANFT Died it San Diego.
C'al.. Dec. 21.
Henry Bruno Kanft. aged M yean, 10 nmntba.
M yean, 10 nionthn,
27 days, beloved husband of Agues Schneider
Ranlt. Fi lends inrlted to attend funeral serr
Icea, which will be held at Uulman'a funeral
parlor, at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Wednesday),
Ieo. 81. Interment Rlrervlew cemetery.
KIN YON In this city Dec.
SO, at Mi late
reildence, 624 Klanders st.
Jamei V. Kin-
yon, aged BO yean, me remains are at the
realdence establlahmeDt of J. 1'. 1'inley A Son,
Montgomery at nth.
1)1." VV (U 1 1 U . . 1. 1 .. 1.1. ndf,1.in. . I'U.u
Or., Tuesday, Dec. 30, at 1 o'clock. Funeral
notice later.
NAW'lUN At bis lute lesldeuce 123 K. yuth
St., Dec. 29, Lawreuce Nawton, iged 73.
Funeral notice later.
JnDKKSON Antonettts Frances Anderson,
307
Maeaiey St.. Dec.
27, Hi years; cancer,
rk. Good Samaritan hoi
CLAUK George Clark, Good Samaritan boapt-
tal, Dec. 27, 60 yea re; cerebral hemorrb age.
Funeral
Ueslana.
ot ali kinds.
Main 7766. A-770. 110 4th.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141H
In Solllnu bid. Main 7215.
6th si
CLARKE BROS
snd floral designs. 2 Morrison st
FLNERAt, ninECTOltS
NEW HOME OF J. P. FIN LEV it SON.
The only residence undertaking estah
llshment in Portland. Kepresentina; the .
greatest advance In the aoience of fu
tieral service. The automobile amilr..
ment and secluded driveway are among
the many exclusive features. The es
tablished policy of moderate prices ha
never beau changed.
J. P. FINLET A SON,
Perfect Funeral Service.
Montaomery at 6th. . '
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leading"
funeral director. 120 mrt -t
Ealmon. Lady assisiaot. Phones A.
lill, Main 607.
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linn tiff Xi MrPntoaJndertaker
"""''r-i ""vi.iiioMoaero
la
every detail.
7th ai.d P1n.
Mala 489.
A-400R
I.sdy- aaa.'atai't ' '
IK
er. Lad
y assistant B-lSsl.
1. E. 4th and Alder.
Kaat 1
tTUUOUIXjlss. A.82HS. 446
fta.
445 Mnreison aa.
ilKMMlviUK, 1UH7 k. ivtta. Hill. II, H-U)w'ai4
uuiTgrwify rsri col. H4Jwn.
fl. KJ f or Pn 63 Williams ave
i K - li J 1 ' '
' l III tWIIWf , VVI
Eaat 1088. .C10S8. ,
Lady -attendant.
Day and night Mrrlce-
WkhWK indertaklng Co. Mais
Co. Mats kM
A8HV1.
corner aa ana may.
0C A RQfiM Undertakers. K. 1010.
uniiuun in Russell at
41.