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NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
TAKES EFFECT IN 30 DAYS
-s 'The new traffic ordinance as passej
by the city council Wednesday, and
which takes efi'ect in 30 day, follows:
Section 1. LV'iulttous. (a) The term
"Itrwt" lliall apl'i to that p;irt of a public
lilcrliwuv or tridire Intended for vehicles r
i street cars ami literally Iiwho as
tbe road-
' way.
' . U Tire trin '"curb"
, eitreaie i-de f street
ic) TL n-rni horse'
sliall apply to the
sh!! apply to aiy
druft arilrual or beast of bill den
tdl The t Tin "vehicle" idisll
ply to a
Lorse and -to any wuvuianif, I'Xi-eut
street
: tar.
' ir) The term "motor n-hl' le" shall apply
to all "le iimpellwl by suy jer oun
town . uii
lt 'I term "eDiergt'iu-y veLirle" aliall
Spplv to ouIoikp. tiro, poilrt, public -rv.
' Ice tuergti j- and United Suites mail vehicles
white uiii.gi d in fin-Keiy y buKltio-a.
1(1 j he Iitui "-trei't car"' hIi-U apply lo
anv eoiivfyunif uiifin J to fixed track.
(b) The term "driver" shall ul ply to tbe
rider, tliiver. or li'iujer of a horse, to a jieraou
who puslie;. draw, or propel a vehicle. aDii
tu operator of : motor vehicle or street car.
l; The it-riu 'parked'' ahull apply to a
waiting Vebli le .am! lo vehicle drawn up
alongside of one mint bur not parallel to tbe
. curb.
(j) "The term "congested dlstilct" shall
nj'ply to the area hounded oa ' the north by
the north line of ;lNnn street, on the weat
br Uie went line ot Thirteenth .street, on the
auutir by tbe Hotith .ioe of Jefferwon atreet.
and on the east tide of the Willamette river
to Grand and I'nion utoue", trout wiuib Hue
o' liswihoriie uv.iiue to north line of Clark-.
aniB alicel. and to all streets leading: to
bridges froin Grand avenue to the Willamette
' laver. and all hrhiet unil bridge approaches
Section 2. obedient e. The following regu
lations for vehicles tint atreet eara, shall te
tibserved by the drivers thereof, who shall ulo
.mplv at all t lines' with any direction by
voice, hand, r whistle from any police officer
an to sloping down, stopping, approaching, or
departing fiom any place, the manner of tak
ing Op or setting down paiweiigerH. and the
loading or unloadiiiR of anythius- I'edestriaus
shall obey the traffic directions of 'Ice
. ut ficers.
Eules for Passing.
Section 3. I'hkhIiik. Turning. Keeping to
the Kight. Jiacking and Follow ing I :i i A
..vehicle meeting uuoiuer liuii. pass to the right,
f tb A vehicle overtuklup aroilie: shall pasa
to the left und not pull mm to the right until
-entirely clear of it.
) A vehicle turning into a atreet to the
right shall turn the corner as near the right
baud euro a practical)"?.
('dj A vehicle turniir; Into n street to the
i left ahail pass around the center of iuteraec
' tiou of two strei.
it) A vehicle ' abnll keep over, as near as
firacticable. to the right hand euro, so an to
i IrTe the center-of the street free md open for
otertaklng traffic; the slower the apeed the
nearer tbe curb.
If) A vehicle shall not make a turn to re
verse lta direction at any place wncre traffic
Villi be obstructed, but t shsll go around the
block or to a street wide or free enough for
. tbe purpose..
if) A' vehicle shall rot follorr another ve
hicle or atreet car loo closelv for t-afetv.
Section 4. Stopping, Standing, Waiting and
AUCTION'S
AT
Wilson's Auction House
166-168 FIRST ST., NEAR
MORRISON ST.
Regular Salesdays
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY
Each Day at 10 A. M.
. WE ARB CONSTANTLY RECEIV
ING FROM PRIVATE HOMES. GOtlD
VI FINISHING S TO BE SOLO AT
. A UCT
riON. comprising KURNITt'KE
11 descriptions, CARPETS and
!, BEDDING, CROCKERY,
of all
Tt iTfiS
STOVES, etc. If you are furnishing
It will pay you to attend our sales.
Our Private Sale Dept.
Dffera you the best selection of
High - Grade Furniture
to be found tn the city. We respect
fully Invite an inspection of our
atock. We have FOUR GOOD PIANOS
: ranging- in price from $65 to $175.
FURNITURE of the best makers.
ROOM SIZE jRUGS In WILTON. AX
MINSTER. BODY BRUSSELS and
TAPESTRY, STEEL and OA:-'
"RANGES of the best quality. and
various sizes; also WATER HEAT
KKS. If you are looking for anything
In this lino come in and let us show
you what we have. WE DON'T CAR
RY NEW FURNITURE; all our
goods are SECOND HAND, but equal
In appearance to new.
i Wilson's Bankrupt Stock
Store, Cor. 2nd and Yamhill.
GREAT
STOCK REDUCING SALE
ON ACCOUNT OF VACATING ONE
HALF OF OUR STORE we will
CLOSE OUT at unheard of prices.
Our stock of
DRY GOODS
Notions, Ladies' and Gents'
Furnishings, Jewelry, Drug
gist Sundries, Etc.
WE CAN'T BEGIN TO ITEMIZE
THIS STOCK or QUOTE PRICES, but
WE MUST GET RID OF THIS LOT
,OK MERCHANDISE, and buyers will
get the benefit.
We shall continue to sell GROCER
IES. HARDWARE, etc., at our present
(stand nnd shall endeavor to supply
. the public at about WHOLESALE
COST; also STORE FIXTURES of all
oescrtptions bought and SOLD.
J. T. WILSON. Proprietor.
er's
for Bargains
. SECOND AND ALDER
. "Nearly new Majestic range, only $35
VS. - Pin Front for water; new Art
Wedgewood, $30; soine second hand
steel ranges. $IC; gas range, $t up;
heaters, 50c up; cook stoves, $5 up; hot
plates, $1; gas heats, 50c; quIU. 50c
We have 50 secand hand used rugs and
Oine S'od second l.ar.d hall an-i svr.r
carpet, about 5000 yards; also about
30 tiw arUsquares at $10 to $30 each
. I have a 12 foot Bank office with
grated front, cost $200 to make in the
east and will sell It for $45 this week
only..
CALL AND SEE US AT
OUR NEW STORE
We will hold auctions! after this
week. We are so busy now that we
will not sell at auction till March 1.
We want to see all our old patrons
and their friends at 231 Alder
: ,N. B.-W will sell any old thing
at auction at your residence or here.
' &. II. BARGER. Auctioneer.
Auct
Sales
Barg
Parkin?. (a) A vehicle ahall not atop wtt
)u left Bide to the enrb.
bi A vehicle waiting in front of an en
trance to a bolldine vhall jrive way promptly
tj a vehicle arriving to take op or Bet down
uaasengers.
A vehicle shall not he parked In front of aa
entrance to any jutltlinj:. or so aa to inter
ire with free arce t aueh entrance, except
while loading or unloading.
) A vehlele shall not he left on Croats
walk or in aueh position an to prevent another
vehii-le fr.ni inuvin rp eiose und parallel to
the eurb iu frout of an enframe to a ballfiinc
- ao aa to a-event afn.tb.er vehicle already
al"P!eti near ihe curb from moving away, or
within 10 feet of a fire ii.tdrant. L'nlted Statea
mail box, or lairse tiouuh.
Parkins; la Eestricted.
Id; A vehicle shall not be so parked or
otherwise gti;jjii aa lo prevent Ihe free pass
age of other vehicle or street cara in both
directions at the auuie tln.e.
Id Within the fallowing bounded areas:
Beginning at tbe southeast corner of Firft
md Uak streets; thence s-jatb oil east line of
lirt airei-t lo aouth line of Vauihill street;
theme wet on Yauinill atreet to east line of
Fifth atrei t; theme north on east line of Fifth
ftreet to a'iutii line f MtjrriHon atreet; thence
wc-t n Kotith line of Morrlxon atreet to east
liiu- of Tenth atreet; thence north on eat line
of Tenth atreet to uuth line of Oak atreet
il.euce east mi south line of Oak street to
place of beirluuiniz. a vehicle saal! not stand
more than minutes between ii -i. m. and 8
p. m.. exceit ou Sunday. ewears Uay.
lecori lion IJuv. Fourth of Julv Lalr Day,
Thanksgiving and Ciirlatcu-a. No vehicle ahail
at any thue lie purked ou any hr.dfe'e or lta
approaches.
if A parked vehicle shall not occupy a
frp;.ce more lhau 12 feet from the curb be
tween D a. uj. and (J p. m. . and shall bead
out from ihe curb In the direction of traffic.
igi A vehicle, unless parked, shall not
stiuid backed up at any uugle to a curb ex
cept while loading and unloading; and, if
tn.rse-drawn and with four wheels, the horses
fcbull arund parallel with the curb, faced in
the direction at traffic.
(hi A vehicle shall not stop in any street
except near the curb, or so as to obstruct a
loosing util es to allow another venicle, street
car, or' pedes i rib n to cress Its path
(II A Mreet car shall cot stop within an
li.tersecilou ot ttreets or so aa to obstruct a
crossing.
(j; Xo vehicle or other thing thsll be slimed-
to stand or remain In front of the en
trance of any fire house, or within oo feet on
either side of a line drawn from the center
ft the ho..k and ladder entrance perpendicu
larly across the street iu trout of each of the
following lire houses:
Must Not Pass Car.
Truck Company No. 1 ICS Fourth street;
'truck Company No. 2 3tiS Fouith atreet;
Truck Company No. 3 511 lilisan atreet;
Truck Company No. 4 io2 East Third street;
Truck Company No. .". 30;j Kujsell street;
Fiigiue No. Jr Third street, 'jet ween tllisan
and llnyt streets.
Section 5. i'us&ing Street Cars. A vehicle
overtaking a street car stopped to take up
o.- set down passengers all exercise due cau
tion not to Interfere with or barm them, al
ways coming to a very slow and safe speed,
stopplug .when necessary, and shall not pass
on the right of a street car so stopped.
Section 6. itigbt of Way. la) Emergency
vehicles shall have the right of way, and fire
vehicles shall have the right of way over all
others.
(hi Street cars running on tracks located
In the center or ou the right hand ulde of the
Ktreet shall have the right of wpy over all.
except emergency vehicles, at street intersec
tions. to A vehicle approaching a street intersec
tion has the right of way over vehicles ap
proaching on its left.
(d) A vehicle on the track In front of a
street car shall Immediately turn out upon
siguai.
e) A vehicle or atreet car fhall not so oc
cupy any street as to obstruct traffic.
(fl A vehicle, on the aprpoach of fire ap
paratus, shall immediately draw near to and
parallel with tbe curb and stop.
(gl A street car. on the approach of fire
apparatus, shall atop so us not to interfere
With Its pilBMlgC.
(u- North and south bound street cara shall
have the right of way over east and west
bound street curs iu the absence of police
direction.
Drivers Must Sirnal.
Section 7. Signals. ia A driver slowing
down, stopping, or turning, shall give timely
and unmi-teki.ble signal by outstretched arm
AUCTIONS
ESTABLISHED 1892.
We have received the costly fur
nishings from Mr. Chisholm's Piedmont
Home, also the part furnishings from
Mrs. S. Smith s home and will sell the
same at auction
ON TUESDAY NEXT
Comprising Mnssfvn Parlnr nlo in
Mahogany with inlaid backs, costly
Mahogany Library Table and Chairs,
Skill TilJrS. hrP Vlnnua Pinlnra
Cuckoo Clock. Parlor Desk and Chair!
vvuion ana Axminster Rugs in various
sizes. Easy Rockers and Chairs, Cen
ter Tables, Iron Safe suitable for the
home Roll ton Desks T
Portieres, several pieces of old walnut',
Brussels Stair Carpet. Hall Rugs,
couch Keci. Reclining Chair, 3 Brass
Beds, host Snrinps nn.l Mattrauoctt
High Grade Dressers and Chiffoniers
in Circassian Walnut and Mahogany
with large French Plate Mirrors,
Leather Seated Settee suitable for re
ception hall. Box (ouch. Bookcases.
pinker sewing Aiacnine. l-uil Size and
-r iron ueas, springs and Mattresses,
Villnw I Ii i-i.Yi imrt Q . i.l.. 1 "i (,;..
Tables. ' Chairs and' Buffets.' Couches,
Steel Range. Bridge, Beach Iron Range,
GaS HailSPS ( l:l I Water Maatar ( ' . r
den Tools, Hose. Kitchen Treasures,
orinseiaiurs, ijiensns ana many
other useful lots.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
You are cordially invited to call to
morrow.
Rugs, etc., at our salesroom, 166-168
Park street, near Morrison street.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT
10 A. M.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
WO hnll llOVA 'itlAlKar . . . I 1
- - - ' - ..... i f, "VJM JUl V ' .
Household Purnisliings to offer ' you.
You should call and look over these
goods on Wednesday afternoon
AUCTION ON THURSDAY NEXT AT
U A.
WE PAY CASH rnn nnrt-n vrro
NITUEE, HUGS, ETC. PHONE US.
W. C. BAKES AND W. H. SEAN.
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers,
lb6-168 Parkh A A0e.shmrfdIucmf m
166-168 Park street.
BOTH PHONES. '
AuctionSales
Ford Auction Co.
211 FIRST STREET
MONDAY, 2 P. M.
We have Just received the furniture
.m 1t rooms with instructions to sell
without reserve to the highest bidder
There are. among other items, sev
eral comforts, sheets, pillows, blankets,
fio.t 8 With good sPrinss and mat
tresses, dressers, toiletware. carpets
hl'IS'nfkers- ,cook stove." extension
table, linoleum etc etc
T,u,f,r.yo are lo,okinS tor snaps In fur
niture don t :i;lss this sale.
We Sell Again On
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
2 P.M. Each Day
And don't forget this I. the olace
you get real bargains in furniture
E- G. FORD. Auctioneer.
COINCIDENCE
'Jl-MJC30IV li I IMlsMiMBBsgMsWssssltMlssss"-''-ii
At left New Meier & Frank, 14 -
partially
By odd coincidence construction work
on the 14 story Meier & Frank build
ing on the 17th of this month, was at
Especially is this Important when stopping
quickly or turning to the left. The siime
signal may bp nwd for all the swore purp"Sps.
(D) iue ariver ot a veniole. DPT'ire nacKinK.
shall give nmple wiirning uml avoid injury to
other vehicles, street cars and pedestrians.
lot tine blast or a Dullee tralllc whistle
shall imliiaW that vehicles comiut from e:ist
and west have tbe right of way al street In
tersections.
id) Two, blasts of a police wMstie shall
ludirate that vehicles, coming from north and
south have the right of way at street inter
tections. (e) Three or more blasts of a police traffic
whistle shaU Indicate the approach of fire
apparatus or other danger.
ri A vehlrie sball be equipped with Uirbta
and sound siKnals as prescribed by law.
(It) A vehicle headlieut sball be so con
trolled that it will not blind, dazzle, or eon-
fnse other u:-ers of the streets, or make it
difficult or unsafe for them to ride, drive, or
walk thereon.
(hi Sound Biennis t.hall not be used exreot
for necessary warning.
(r) sirens and automatic rotary trones
shall not be used except on vehicles of the
Bureau of Fire and Police.
(Il Vehicles and street cars shall not pass
any fixed fire signal when It is giving an
alarm of fire.
.Section 8. Speed, (n) Vehicles and street
cars. Including emergency Tehicles. shall be
driven with great caurion. and their speed
shall be reasonable, having regard for the
traffic, the safety of the public and the use
of the street.
(b) li.e following rates of speed shall not
be exceeded:
Speed Is Limited.
Foi emergency vehicles, while en
gaged In emergency work in any
part of the city
23 mil" per boor.
For motor vehicles (except motor
trucks), outside tbe congested dis
trict 20 miles per boar.
For motor vehicles (exeppt motor
trucks), inside the congested dis
trict 15 miles per hour.
For freight motor trucks (400O pounds
capacity or over)
12 miles per hour.
For vehicles passing a public school
on school days, between 8 a. m.
and 4 p. m
10 miles per hour.
For horses outside tbe congested dis
trict 8 mlies per hoar.
For horses Inside the congested dis
trict 6 miles per hour.
For motor trucks on a bridge crossing
the -Willamette river
6 miles per hoar.
For horses on a brldse c. ossing the
Willamette river
4 miles per hoar.
For vehicles crossing s sidewalk....
4 miles per hoar.
Police Lines May Be Established.
Section 9. Parades and Funeral Proces
sions. (s During parades the police may
AUCTIONS
Auction.
THE
191 SECOND STREET
Private Residence Sale
iva
win
We will offer t auction the con
tents of 10 rooms near 20th street, lo
cated at
629 EVERETT STREET
This sale will Include parlor rockers,
dinine room set. chiffoniers, dressers.
Including Princejss dressers and oak
and white enamel, iron beds, sprints.
mattresses. library tables, center
tables, sanitary couches, Brussels and ,
Axminster rugs, stair carpet, range,
dishes, kitchen utensils, lace curtains,
bedding, etc. :
Monday, February 22, Be
ginning at 10 A. M., Sharp
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
The rugs and carpets of this house
are nearly new and in perfect condi
tion. The furniture Is a very good
medium grade. You cannot afford to
miss this sale.
C. "W. ISCHER. Auctioneer.
PRIVATE SALE
Our store is open each day from 8
a. m. to ( v. m. We have a large stock
of good furniture and furnishings and
can supply all your needs. Restaurants
will find a good line of tables, Vienna
chairs, lunch counters, stock pots,
dishes, etc. Bring your want list to
Bell's. We treat you right.
BEI.I, AUCTION CO..
191 Second St.
MARKS WORK ON MEIER & FRANK BUILDINGS
stcry building, under construction. At right Ten-story Meier & Frank
finished six years ago. Pictures show similarity in progress of work on
practically the same stage toward com-
pletlon as the 10 story Duilding erected
by the store on Sixth street in 1909, six
clear the streets and prohibit vehicle and
pedestrians from crossing the streets.
(b) No pedestrian, vehicle, or street car
shall break through tf-e line of a funeral pro
cession. Section 10. Restrictions as to Horses. (a)
A horse shall not be unbridled or left unat
tended in a street or unenclosed space with
out being securely fastened, unless barnessed
t a vehicle with whe-Is so secured as to
prevent its being dragged faster than a walk.
(bl A driver shall bold the reins in his
hands at all times wul?e riding, driving, or
leading a horse.
(c) No one shall overload, overdrive, over
ride, ill-treat, or unnecessarily whip any
horse.
(d) No one shall crack or so use a whip as
to excite any horse other than that which he
is using, or so as to annoy, interfere with or
erdanger any person.
(el No one shall use a horse unless fit for
Its work, free from lameness or sores likely to
csuse pain, and free from any vice or disease
likely to cause accident. Injury, or Infection.
Section 11. Restrictions as to Vehicles, (a)
A vehicle without a driver shall be so secured
that it cannot be moved without human action;
and the machinery of a motor vehicle shall be
at a standstill.
(b) A vehicle shall not be used which Is
so constructed, enclosed, equipped or loaded
at to be dangerous, retard traffic, or prevent
the driver from having a view sufficient for
safety.
Unnecessary Noise Prohibited.
(c) Iron or other noisy material shall be
s loaded and deadened as to prevent unneces
sary noise.
(di A motor vehicle shall be equipped with
resilient tires so constructed and in such con
dition as to prevent Injury to pavements.
(e) No one shall enter, ride noon, attach
himself or his vehicle to ny vehicle or street
car without the driver's consent.
(f No one riding a bicycle or motorcycle
shall hold on to a street car or motor vehicle.
(g) A vehicle shall not be operated with a
trailer, except (1) when the trailer is close
coupled and the length over all of leader and
trailer does not exceed 40 feet; or (2) for
the purpose of hauling poles, long structural
material or stage scenery; or (3) when the
trailer is a disabled motor vehicle, in which
c-so the two vehicles shaU not be mora than
13 feet apart.
A vehicle with a trailer shall be operated
with the greatest care. shaU avoid crowded
streets, and between the hours of 7 a. m. and
8 p. m. shall not pass through the district
bounded by the north 6ide of Stark street, the
west side of Tenth street, the south side of
Yamhill street and the Willamette river:
Provided, that dlsaoled vehicles are not sub
ject to this provision.
A trailer shall be In charge of a person to
prevent accidents, nnd shall have sufficient
signals bv day and by night to Warn the pub
lic that there is a trailer.
(h) No motor vehicle shall be operated with
offensive exhaust or with muffler open.
U) No vehicle shall be driven alone a
sidewalk.
Loads Are Regulated.
(J) Traction engines shall not be driven
on hard surface streets, except on planks af
fording sufficient protection to prevent Injury
to the pavement.
(k) Vehicles shall not carry a load weigh
ing more than five tons.
(1) Vehicles shall not spill their loads.
(mi No truck, or dray shall use. Morrison
street. Alder street, or Washington street be-
tween Second and Tenth streets from 9 a. m.
t 6 p. m., except on holidays, unless loading ,
o- unloading freight on such streets. ;
Section 12. Restrictions as to Street Cars.
tfn t a BtrApt cur Khali not stand or be "spot- ;
ted tor more tnan 1 1 ve miuuia i uiuv
on streets within the district bounded by
Burnslde street, Broadway, Tajlor and First
(b) A street car shaU come to a full top
before crossing a street car ui i
track, and at bridge draws.
Section 13. Rights and Duties of Drivers
snd Pedestrians. (a) Drivers must exercise
all possible care not to injure pedestrians.
(bl Pedestrians shall observe the traffic
directions of police officers, and they should
also, for the safety and convenience of them
selves and the public:
k. Look to see what is approaching before
stepping from tbe sidewalk.
2. Cross the street at a right angle, prefer
ably at a regular crossing.
X. Stand on the sidewalk when waiting for
a car.
4. Face the front of a car when alighting
from It, and observe the traffic from the right
before moving to tbe sidewalk, and. If cross
ing behind a car, observe the traffic In both
directions.
5. On sidewalks keep to the right; and
when stopping do not obstruct a crossing or
an entrance to a building.
Section 14. Responsibility. The driver or
person In charge of . vehicle, when any of
fense under this ordinance is committed, shall
be deemed the responsible person and liable to
the penalties hereunder.
Section 15. The State Law. The statutes of
the State of Oregon concerning street traffic,
as modified by this ordinance, -jre made a
part of this ordinance.
Section 16. Penalties. Any person violat
ing any of tbe provisions of thi ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof, be punished by
a fine not exceeding $200, or by imprisonment
iu the city Jail for a period not exceeding 90
days, or by Dotn gucn line ana imprisonment.
The ordinance concludes by repealing
all ordinances affecting traffic which
WCra in effect at the time the new law
was enacted.
Poor Marksman.
Sergeant (.disgustedly to Private
Jones Ugh! don't waste your last
bullet. Nineteen are quite enough to
blaze away without hlttlngr the target
once. Go behind that wall and blow
your brains out.
Jones walked quietly away and a few
seconds later a shot, rang out,
"Great sausages, the fool's done what
I told him!" howled the sergeant, run
ning behind the walL Great was bis
relief when he saw rnyan Jones com
ing toward him.
"Sorry, sergeant," ha said, apologeti
cally "another miss."
Needles and pins will not rust if
kept in . a cushion filled with, dried
coffee grounds.
i years ago. The unusual situation was
discovered by Mr. Dinwiddle, of the
I Dinwiddie Construction company, the
ROAD, TRACK AND
Allowed and Accepted by A. A. A. Contest Board.
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CbrlsUaens
Christie ens
Dursy
Dcray
I uray
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2:25:
3:00
3:38
4:15
14:52
58. 4S
29.59
22.69
02.10
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Thomas
Thomas
Boillot
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
16:03
HOUR
74 miles
148 miles
11:00:00.00
12:00:00.00
Harroun
iHarroun
ONE-MILE CIRCULAR
1 mile :46.20 Disbrow
2 milei 1:32.60 Disbrow
8 miles 2:27.81 Disbrow
4 miles 2:17. 02 Disbrow
5 miles 4:06.58 Disbrow
10 miles 8:17.02 Disbrow
15 mikes 12:47.00 Burman
20 miles 17:10.00 Burman
25 miles 21 :37.6o Burman
SO miles 45:32.00 Disbrow
75 miles J 1:08:56.00 Burman
100 miles i 1:31:30.00 (Allev
150 miles (2:30:."1.00 Wishart
2O0 miles 13:21:48.00 jMulford
24-HOUR TRACK RACES
Stock chassis Lczler
Class C j Stearns
Class C Speedway Flt
Pitsebke & Mulford
Poole ic Pitschke
Verbeck Hirsh
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES
Large Squad of Recruits Are
Drilling Hard for the Inspection.
Company II, of the Third regiment,
bad a large squad of recruits drilling
last Friday evening in preparation' for
the Inspection Monday evening next.
This company has a large number of
fine specimens of Oregon young man
hood, recently received on its rolls, and
the snap they display in the drills
greatly encourages the officers.
Joins Company B.
M. L. Smith, a member of Third
Company, Coast Artillery, of Eugene,
has transferred to Company B, Third
Infantry, this city. Comrade Smith Is
not only celebrated in National Guard
circles as a musician, but also as a
cook; and in view of impending events
in the field, the latter art is the most
appreciated.
Battery A Soot.
Battery A. Field Artillery, last Fri
day evening, received Arthur H. Frlese
as second lieutenant at its drill in the
Armory. He has been in the service of
the Battery for the past nine years, and
was first sergeant at the time of bis
promotion.
Troop A 65 Strong.
Troop A, of Cavalry, O. N. G., report
ed 65 strong Friday evening at the Ar
mory in full uniform to receive medals
at the bands of the commanding offi
cer. Captain Frank P. Tebbetts. Those
having qualified during last season's
contests were awarded the medals en
titling them to the grade of expert
riflemen, sharpshooters and marksmen.
t Some Battle.
'From the Louisville Times.
Everywhere shells were bursting.
'" The air was full of them; they fell
like snowflakes. ,
Overhead (fitting accompaniment)
thunder roared and rattled, now loud,
now not bo loud.
Still the shells cracked and flew to
fragments; tnere must have been mil
lions of them.
The bodies of men hurtled harrow
ing through the air, launched into
space, while the shells dropped cease
lessly. r
Horses, many or them riderless,
rushed hither and thither and back
building as It appeared when-
February 17.
i general contractor, yesterday, when
looking over some old photograph of
I what Is now the main building.
SPEEDWAY RECORDS
Car
i
Place
1 Date
Blitzen-Bena
Blitzen-Bens
Blitzen-Bena
Darracq
Bens
Fiat
Bulck Bag
Bulck Bug
Renault
Special
Special
Special
Special
Special
'Daytona
Deytona
i Daytona
I Daytona
Apr.
Apr.
23.
23,
23.
24.
24.
1011
1011
1911
lort
190D
106
1911
1911
190$
1911
1911
1911
1911
1911
Apr.
lan.
Daytona
DSytona
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Daytona
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
-Mar.
Jan.
Mar. ' 30,
Mar. 2S,
.,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6.
81,
31.
81,
31,
28,
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
START
IBenz
jDaytona
Mar. 16, 1910
REGARDLESS OF CLASS
Blitzen-Bens
Blitzen-Bena
Blitzen-Bens
Blitzen-Bena
Fiat
Fiat
Fiat
Fiat
Simplex
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Los. Angeles
is Angeles
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Inuianapolls
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
May 29,
May 29.
May 29,
Mar 29,
April 13,
May 6,
May 6,
May 6,
April 9.
1911
1911
1911
1911
1910
1912
1913
1912
1910
1910
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
I'enz
stutz
July 4,
May 80,
May 30,
Stuts
Excelsior
May
30,
30,
Excelsior
Peugeot
Peugeot
May
May SO,
May
May
May
30,
Peugeot
Delage
Delage
Peugeot
80,
30,
Mar 80,
May ho.
May SO,
May 80,
May KO,
Delage
Delage
Delage
RECORDS
Marmon
IMarmon
ILos Angeles
I Los Angeles
(Apr.
Apr.
16. 1910
16, 1910
DIRT TRACK RECORDS
Simplex
Simplex
Simplex
Simplex
Simplex
St. Louis. Mo.
St. Louis Mo.
Cleveland. O.
Aug. ' 8,
Aug. 8,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 14,
Sept. 14.
Sept. 14.
Sept. 12.
1914
1914
1912
1912
1912
1912
1914
1914
1914
1912
1914
1914
1912
1913
Cleveland. O.
Cleveland, O.
Cleveland. O.
Peoria. 111.
Springfield. 111.
Springfield. 111.
(.Simplex
Pengeot
Peugeot
Peugeot
Simplex
Sept. 19,
Sept. 19.
Detroit, Mich.
Galesburg, 111.
jliamllne, Minn.
Columbus, O.
Colnmbus, O.
Sept. 29,
Peugeot
Oct. 22,
I ijeusenoerg
Mercer
Oct. 24,
I Aug. 25,
July 4.
M a son S pecl s 1
I Miles
1.190
1,253
1.491
Brighton Beach Oct. 15, 1908
Rrirhtnn Hch it 1Q j ii wk
jLos Angeles !Apr. S, 1911
hither, bounding, cavorting, neighing,
yeaing.
It was a scene seen seldom.
And still endlessly, remorselessly,
the shells burst and scattered their
fragments.
Occasionally the thunder would roll
tdeafeningly.
And, as if in answer down below, a
wild roar would shake the tent.
For the circus was on, and already
tens of thousands of peanut shells lit
tered the sawdust underneath the
beats.
Garland Cooper, who killed himself
at Atlanta, sent invitations to his
funeral. They read: "Guess you will
be surprised. Watch the papers.
You're invited. Garland." He sent
this announcement on post cards.
XEW TODAY
MORTGAGE LOANS
Mad on City and XTearby Farm Prop
erty Interest 7 and 8 Per Cent.
No Overcharges. No red tape. Straight
Loans on Straight Propositions.
, OKEGOar DTT. & HOBTO. CO.,
Stock Exchange Building, Third and
Yamhill Streets.
QUICK
REAL ESTATE LOANS
On 'city residence and Willamette
valley farm property. E. A. CTJBTXS,
3674 Oak St., Ground Fl. Main 1743.
WANTED Property in The
Dalles up to $30,000; give
full description first letter.
E-517, Journal.
Wanted, Portland income
property up to $75,000.
Give income, taxes and
mortgage in first letter. P
139, Journal.
NEW TODAY
"WantApartmenl
Want cood anartment house to
$40,000 or $50,000 for wheat farm,
unincumbered; over 700 acres now
in crop; railroad station on prop
erty. See Mr. Peterson.
The FRED A. JACOBS
COMPANY
269 WASHINGTON ST.
FARM
LOANS
We are loaning Eastern Life Insur
ance money and will make choice
Willamette Valley, farm loans at
lowest rates ever quoted In Oregon.
The DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO
i 607 Concord Building
Second and Stark Streets...
Portland
Oregon
INVESTORS!!
We are submitting to Individual
investors our First Mortgages- on
well located city property and Im
proved farm lands, amply secured,
furnishing a most desirable and
convenient form of Investment, at
6.4. 7 and 8, In convenient
amounts. We invite your inquiries.
Sea Mr. llurtt. at
Hartman & Thompson
BAOTCEZtS
COB2TES 4TE AKTJ BTABK.
MORTGAGE LOANS
on good improved city and farm prop
erty at current rates. Attractive re
payment privileges. Loans quickly
closed. If you need money call today.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
817-319 Northwestern, Bank Building-.
Marshall 4114. A-4118.
Mortgage Loans
at current rates on Improved
City and Farm Property
WM. MAC MASTER,
701 Corbett Building.
For Sale
New, modern room bungalow, lo
cated in Irvington. Unique in design
and complete in every dotail. Inquire
E. 4645.
MEETING NOTICES
41
THE degree team of Rose
City camp will give
their annual " George
Washington ball at Sell-lng-Hirsch
hall tomor
row (Monday; evening,
to all Modern Woodmen,
gya rseilluurB unu 111
v1tri v tientA rnorl music, iroorl floor.
good time. Come.
SOI RICHANBACH, Consul.
F. J. DAHLINGTON, Clerk.
B. P. O. E. No. 142 Members are re
quested to meet in the lodge rqpm
this (Sunday) afternoon, . 1 :45 o'clock,
for the purpose of conducting the fun
eral service over the remains of our
late Brother E. F. Cooper. Visiting
brothers invited to attend. By order
of the E. R. ' M. It. SPAUIDING,
Secretary.
PORTLAND STAR
HOMESTEAD NO. 42,
B. A. Y. meets every
Thursday evening in the
Woodmen Hall, 128 11th
street. Visitors welcome.
FRANCES FRY,
0fi SIMPHflM ST.
Phone Woodlawn 94. Correspo nd e n t.
K il IKPAT R I CK Council 2227, Knights
and Ladies of Security. Big fre-i
open meeting next Friday, February
26, 8:30 p. m. sharp. Moose Hall, Mor
rison and Broadway. Cards "600." En
tertainment, dancing. Best union
music. Good prizes. Come and bring
your friends for 1 good tl m e.
PORTLAND council Xo. 102. Modern
Foresters, will give 600 party Tues
day evening. February 23. in hall 400,
Allsky bldg. 24 hands will be played.
Cards at H:30. Old fashioned dancing.
Admission 15c.
THE Macabees 500 party given by
Portland Tent No. 1 at 409 Aider st.,
Thursday, Feb. 25. Cards and danc
ing; special prizes. Bring your friends;
a good time assured. P. C. Anilerson.
chairman entertainment committee.
PROSPEo7npariyNo. 140, W. O.
W., requests your presence at theli
next "500" partv and dance on Thurs
day, Feb. 25, 1915. at their temple. 12S
11th st. Admission 20c. Prizes. Union
music.
ANCHOR COUNCIL NO. 746 K. & L.
of S. will give a card party and
dance at their hall, 129 4th st., Wed
nesday evening. Fob. 24. Good prizes
gml union muBic.
CAltPKNTIEK ITie funeral services of Eliza
Carpentler. aged .5 years, will b beld
from the Holy Redeemer church, Portland
blvd.. Monday. Feb. 22. at 9 a. m. Friends
are invited Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
THE Thimble club. W. of W. will give
a 500 party Wednesday, Feb. 24, at
W. of W., hall, 10th and Taylor. Wood
craft and friends invited. Game called
at 2 p- rn.
ORFH1A Temple lh, Pythian Bisters.
meets on Thursday evenings of each
week in K of P, hall. 11th and J..XW.
Vital Statistics
maqriages.Birtbs. Deaths:
BMKIUAGE LICENSES
Henry T. Shipley, Willamette, Or., legal,
and Alverda Huwartb. 1214 Alblna ave.. legal.
Walter G. Coombs. Bend. Or., legal, and
Ita V. Stewart. 1490 . Sherman St., legal.
Frederick J. Claussen, Seattle, Wash., 2d,
and Mary L. Reynolds. 424 Columbia St., 2.'t.
Otto Seeger, E. 21st St.. -20. and Lydla
Vabes. 614 K. Oak t.. 21.
Clyde Edward BartleU, 332 LarrabM at.,
26. and Hazel Wet. 332 Larrabee St., 22.
Paul Peterson. 401 1st at., 2.'), and Ellas
P.S'tmiui. Belmont hotel, 21.
I VV, G. Smith & Co. vnV-JS?
Third flo'ir Morgan bid g.
lJHES aults tor rent, all sizes. Uoio.ua
Tailoring Co.. 209 Stark at.
IUKTHS
NEHEIt To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd l. Neher,
448 Eleventh street, February 13, a daugh
ter. EVANS To Mr. and Mra. Fdward M. Evans,
372 East Tenth street. February 17. a boo.
BROWN - To Mr. and Mrs. William I. Brown.
413 Eaut Clay atreet, February 12, daugh
ter. HILL To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. H11V 679
Drew stTeet, February 15, a son.
JA.MF.S To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jamas, city,
February 17. a daughter.
KYI.ANDEn-TK Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ny
laoder. 306 Seventyrtulrd atreet. North,
February I, a aou. v-
DRAKE To Mr. and Mrs. Glens Drake, 1134
Clinton street, Jauuam 5,-a son.
1 1
; DEATHS AND FUXERaL8 73
WILCOX At be residence of her frao
daughter, Mrs. Urace Harned, 2T!S East 60l
street, Feb. IV. Mrs. Julia Ana Wilcox, ag4
81 years, 5 months, 2d days; widow of th
late Dr. Ralph Wilcox, mother of Mrs. 0erga
E. Uood and John D. Wilcox. Friends invitei
to attend tbe funeral service, which will ba
held at Holman's funeral parlors at It a. m,
tomorrow (Monday), Feb. 22. Interment Lou
Fir cemetery.
BLAkfci Iu tbla city. Feb. 'lH. at his latf
residence, 434 E. liYth st. Joseph B. Blake,
aged 48 years, wife of Mrs. Aotolne Blake,
father of Foster and Hnlph Blake, and aa
of Mrs. 01. Whipple. The funeral service
will be held today (.Sunday . at- 2:30 orlorB
p in., at the reiditce establishment of J. P,
Flnley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends
lt.vltel. Interment at Itose City cemetery.
PODANY The funeral services 'of tn lal
Matthews Podnny will be hold todsy (Sun.
dny). st o'clock p. m., at the residence
establishment of J. P. Flnley A Sop, Mont
girtuery st Fifth. Friends Invited. Inter
ment at (Jreenwotd t-eiuetery.
KONjUTKK In this city. Feb. 20. st ber Isl.
residence. llttU JC. Burnslde, Mary H. RoS
slter, aged M years, wife of Dr. . M. Koa.
siter. The remulns are at ihe residence estalx
llabineut of J. P. t luley & Sou, Montgomery
at Fifth.
81 KHKKT-Clifford T. t!ebert. 32rt Bast Flf.
teenih street. North, February IS. 21 days;
bronchial pneuuiouia.
WHiri; Mary B. White. 511 Rodney avenue,
February lti, tsa years; chronic porlnnetipuall
tls. SHL'LTZ Fred Khults. 510 Cora avenue, Feb
ruary IH, 7 ycHrk; elr.oulc myocarditis.
BKLKNAP Clara J. Belknap. St. Yineeot'S
hospital. February 111. 45 years; acuta Intes-
tlnal obstruction.
LEWIS Jay 11 l.culs. Good Samaritan hos
pital. February 17. Co years; cerebral hem
orrhage. MA KT1 N c r'OnUBS CO.. florists, 4f
Wash. Main 2CU. A-1269. Flowers for
all occasion art mtlrally arranged.
CLAhK K BROS., florists, fine flowers
snd floral designs '87 Morrison St.
FUNIC HAL DIKKCrrcmS "
A rlerwiti1 re il i ii, nndi.nakins aw
labllbhtnent. with private driveway
J. P. FIN LEY &-S01.
Montgomery at Fifth-.
MR. EDWARD ilOLMAN, te leading
funeral director, 220 id st- corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. i-'Uvus A
1511. Main 607.
F. Dunning, inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414
East Aider st ES"t fS. B-i!fi2R.
Dunning &McEntee VlVnu
irtakera.
a
every detail. 7th and Pine. Mala 430.
A-4558. IvMdv rilitant.
Chambers Co. and Kerhv. Wood.
lawn 3306. C-1133. Kr.r'v emrialmer.
A R 7ollor Prv .v-'ams a
in iyiiii ijui East loss, c-iusa.
Lady ntiendant. Lav and night aerrice.
Walter C. Kenworthy
187 E. 18th. Hellwood 71. R-112J.
A. L. KKNWUH'i'hy a OO, calls
promptly answered in all parts o(
city. I. Q. O. K. bldg.. Lents. Tabor 6m"
PFAR9HN Udrtakera. East 100.
I f-MnOUlN a6!) 37l HunsoU st
USHCH. leading east sldn under
. i-. inn v i, lay, ii-mm, re.
01r"lArO i.n(lArtutf1nirii M.ln llhi .
OfL VV L.O a-2321. Cr 3d and Clav!
LPirHM Kfc.SliJi,CE UNO. tL.A
ii uwovM m. 6,3St A-223JU44S Mrs.
Hamiltnn - 80tn nJ Oiisan. u
I lailllllUM ruTHi services. Tabor 431.
KT Puma VVUIIaiim and Knoll,
i I . Dyriie Kaxt 11115. C-194.
hhEt,,n.-wH)iirl'l' parlors. 1024 Bel
mont, KunnyBide. Tabor 1258;
WHEN yon answer these Want Ads.
mention The JournaL
MOXUMEMb
PORTLAND MAHBLE WK8. 144-KS
4th St.. opp. city hall. M. M644. A-1H4.
KUS1XKSS PKOl'EBTY - M
FOR HALE Clear business property
on Kant CJlinan, coming street or
city; paving noon; owner; investigate;
sacrifice. -320, Jotirnal.
FOU SALE MOUSES 61
HALE.
2 apartment flats, lower, living;
room, (lining: room, kitchen, bedroorn
and bath. ITpper. IlvlriK room, dln
InB room, kitchen arid two bedroom,
laundry tray In baHemeiit; rents for
$26 per month. Price $4000. $200 down
and 1 15 per month. Tabor 1811, B
3i4l W. II. SHWtcll. .
$1500.
6 room houae, cement basement, t
lots, barn for cow and chickens, near
bchool und car.
KASTE HltOH., 618 Henry bldir.
ROSE CITY i'AKK. bungalow, 7 rooma
and Bleeping porch. Hardwood floors,
fireplace, all built In conveniences,
shades, fixture, lawn, shruberry,
Hrnall cash payment, or bulldlna lot aa
f i rst payment. Owner, C-2525.
LEAVING ciTy; will sacrifice beautl"
ful home of 6 rooms on buslnesa
ntreet, paved, double carllne, close In.
Heal barKain. Home cash. Hell. 221 8.
OUR 44000 6 room modern home, R."
C. Park, few hundred down, and
monthly payments; sacrifice at $3760.
Write G-329. Journal.
LEAVING THE STATE.
Will sacrifice my modern home and
improved farm for half price. Mala
9451. ; ;
SNAP! NEW HoUBE: RENT TKRM8I
Reduced to $1050, 50x102 lot. Mt, Ta
brrr cor., house modern, $20 mo. Hea
owner. Hmith-Wanontr Co., Stock E.
$16 iXJVViN', u niontii, partly fitjlMlicI
3 room house on urnr lot, $700,
Oei). T. Moore Co.. 618 Ablngton bldtf.
FOR tJALE CHEAP.
$650" EQUITY, fixtures and improve
ments in, modern 4 room bungalow.
Hawthorne district. P-292, Journal.
MOLEKN 5 room bungalow. 3 block
from Union ave., 2 from Alberta st.
Cheap. Easy terms. 4 45 Sumner .st
N. . K, '
MODERN bungalow Rose City Park.
Will take lot or two in exchange or
will consider clear acreage for equity.
Owner, 692 E. 69th st. N. m
tV TAKEN BY MARCH 1ST. JS600.
8 room modern, 60 ft. lot. all clear;
walking distance; snap. Terms. Tabor
2546. ;
lfllTt? vr,r.m ft i rn I M h t i, I ri efLltt W. Calk.
Itol Hill, 15 minutes out, west side,
close to station. $1200,. terms. Mala
3741. ;
$660 Nest little 3 room house. fln
lot, graded st.. 4 blocks from car;
SI 76 cash, balance $5 per mouth. 661 j
44th ave H. E.
1.KRE Is your chance. Will sell mf
$350 euulty in fine 2 room bouse and
lot for $50 cash, tn Alberta district
P-322. Journal.
66x100 I.OT with 6 room iiouse In hear!
of Hellwood; very reasonable. Call
at 6120 Lexington ave.
BARGAIN Little cash takes -nodera
7 room home on Klllinna worth ava
B-1891.
FIVE room bungalow $1600. Easy
terms.
A. K. HILL. 419 Henry Bldr.
lOOxlJO Good 4 room house, bas-
ment. barn. 6c fare; $100 down, $1$
per month. Main 3423. H-507. Journal
FIRST CLABB nearly new furniture I
rooms at ifreat sacrifice. K-6I3,
Journal. ,
MODERN home at a bargain. Lad.
arlmion. Phone East 2725.
MODERN 4 room cottage. $2750, fui
nlahert. Hell. 1360. 754 E. 8th st.
r'0 MALE, at a sacrifice. modern J
room bungalow. Hellwood 1233.
(Ooatlaued oa Vast Paga)