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Newspaper Page TextTH1& UKKUUN DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1829. 14 EFFORT -TO FORCE IN POLK IS MADE Balem, Or.. Sept. 15. -A 'man damus proceeding to compel the stats highway commission to follow the original routes of the Pacific highway through Polk county has been filed In the circuit court' of Pollc county, according to Informa tion reaching state highway depart ment officials here. Ths proceeding is Drought In the name of M. W. Mix. 8. H. McElmurry, Max Goldman and John N. Conn and citda the stats hlahway commission, the Warren Construction company, the Oregron In dependent Paving company ana tne county court of Polk county as defend ants. The action seeks to have the route designated by the commlsaion set aside and a route designated from Amity through McCoy to Dallas, from Dallas to Orr"s corner, thence through Mon mouth to Independence and south to Cor vellls. Division engineers of the state high way department have been instructed to use more diligence in the posting of detour signs on public highways, ac cording to a letter received by Governor Olcott from B. A. Booth, member of the state highway commission. Booth ex presses the hope that this source of much complaint on the part of tourists will be eliminated. Application for an Increase In light and power rates has been filed with the public service commission by John Tun nell, manager of the Creswell Electric Light eV Power company. In Increase tn salaries of teachers at the state schools for the blind and deaf, approximating 25 per cent over the salaries paid last year, was ap proved by the state board of control at a special session Tuesday. 31 Insane Aliens of Oregon Taken East; All to Be Deported Salem. Sept. 15 Thirty-one aliens committed to the state hospital for the Insane here from various Oregon points, left hers Wednesday morning in a spe cial car bound for New York City and deportation to their European native lands. The car la In charge of R. B. Ooodtn, secretary of the state board of control, and five attendants from the state hospital. It Is estimated the de portations will cost the state between $3000 and $6000, but this, it is explained, will be more than counteracted In the saving through the board and care of the patients should they have been re tained here. While- In the East Ooodln will make visit to flax Industries with a view to gaining additional knowledge for appli cation to the state prlnpn flax plant. He will also visit the boa rein of control in New York and other eastern states, making a first hand study of methods in force in those states. Recount Is Denied In Road Bond Vote Contest by Court McMinnvllle. Or., Sept. Id. Judge Belt Tuesday heard the suit brought chal lenging the legality of the road bond election held in May. Nine witnesses were called who testified they had not fegally registered but who voted. The plaintiffs sought to invalidate the elec tion and obtain a court order for a re count of the ballots. Four of the wit nesses testified that they, did not re member how they voted although they had told the plaintiffs they voted against the bonds. The proposed roads were from New- herf to Yamhill and from Dayton toward Wheatland. The vote as count ed stood 2159 for and 2164 against. The evidence showed five illegal votes, which would make the result a tie. Judge Belt ruled that the evidence was not sufficient to prove an Illegal re sult or to Justify a recount and dis missed the case. TRANSPORTATION SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY DCPART 0:0O A. St, Wednesday. Sept. 22 FROM A IN WORTH BOOK MM INOLUOIS BIRTH AND MIALS. CITY TIOKBT OFFIOB. SD AND WASH. PHONC MAIN Sago PMrttHT OPPIOg. A INI WORTH DOCK RHONg R ROADWAY tSS TUB BAN FRABJOISOO A PORTIA NO a. S. COMPANY. Astoria Route S. S. "ASTORIAN" Morrtaoa-Nt. Dock ehoaesi Mala (IMI ASTORIA AND WAV POINTS STR. GEORGIAN A fteund Trip Dairy (f leapt Friday) Leaves Part law Trie a m. Aider St. I esjsva asTORlA I P. M. PLAVIL DOCK FARg saoe BACH WAV least OenneaUaa far South Beaches. RiwM Beat Dally, S s. m. Beary Day I leapt BunSay Mais 1411, Ml 22 r CHICAGO- DIRECT ROUTE v THROUGH SERVICE Via NICKEL PLATE ROAD .? r-- ' AJoaa; tfce -Heats Saorw of Lake Er1 ' " PULLMAN DRAWING-ROOM SLEEPERS K AND DAT COACHES . if v 1 , yBrlorar Bad illagtar Berries " - " 1 Hallt St. F. H. STOCKER. DISTRICT TRAFFIC AGENT 2 ra f f i B JAY W. St WoBBdBoek Bldf CLEVELAND- Rise in Assessed Valuation Sought To Aid Port Work Astoria, Or., Bept 15. By a resolu tion adopted by the city board of school directors the county board of equaliza tion Is requested to Increase the as sessed valuation of taxable property in Clatsop county 50 per cent over the amount as fixed by the assessor to enable the Astoria port commission to issue sufficient bonds to complete the improvement work it has projected. Elaborate preparations are being made for the Clatsop' County fair to be held here October 7-9. The work of putting the exhibition hall In shape is in progress. A large exhibit is promised. Dr. Hyde Reelected Surgeon General of Spanish War Vets HHlsboro. Sept. 15. Dr. Leon Willetts Hyde of this city was reelected surgeon general of the United hpanish-American War Veterans at the national encamp ment at St Louis, Mo.. Tuesday, Dr. Hyde is the first surgeon-general to suc ceed himself in the office. He was nom inated by Carlston, candidate for gov ernor from Illinois. Surgeon General Hyde was a guest of the St. Louis Com mercial club and delivered an address on Oregon land the resources of the state. Us scVnic wonders and its pro- greHSiveness In legislation. Dr. Hyde practiced mediolne in Portland several years prior to coming to HHlsboro. Shimmy Dancers at Salem Face Arrest Ralem. Sept. 15. The shimmy and other objectionable steps will be strictly taboo In Salem dance halls henceforth. Any attempt to execute these dances will meet with arrest, according to an edict Issued by Chief of Police Welch. News of the Port ArrUsli September 1S Celilo. American steamer, from San Fran ciaoo, paaaetiger and general. Departure September 1S Multnomah, American learner, (or 8sn Pedro rU San Francisco, lumber and passenger. Msethar at Rlvafg Mouth North Head. Wash.. Sept. 15. Jonditiorn t the month of the river at noon Weather cloudy; wind southeast, 0 miles; tea moderate. Tides at Aitorla Thursday High Water. Iw Wilfr. 8:10 a. in 7.2 feet 0:19 a. m . .1.7 feet 3:05 p. m....82 fift 10:03 p. m...Vi lex.t DAILY R1VKR HEADINOS 8 00 a. m., Pacific Time. w -e 8TATION". -a . x C Is? in S-a --s U. X S O X T'matilla I 25 T7T) 0 n00 Albany 'JO 3 .3 0 . 5 0 . 00 Salem 20 .1.4 M.4 O.OS Oregon City .... 12 6.0 0.1 0.07 Portland 15 5.8 0.6 0.01 RIVER FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will re main nearly lUtionary during'' the next two days, except aa affected by the tide. AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, Sept, 15. Arrived at 0 and left up at 111 lut night Steamer Celilo from Han Francisco. Sailed at 1 a. m. British steamer Niceto de I.arranaga for I.'nited Kingdom. Ar rived at 0:40 a. m. U. 8. lighthouse tender Rom. Sailed at 7 a. m. Steamer Trinidad, for San Pedro. Armed at 8:18 a. m. V. S. de- troyer Talbot Han Kraneiaco, Sept. IS. Arrived, at mid nighty Steamer F. B. Loop from Columbia river. Sailed at 1 a ' m. Steamer Tirertoa for Portland Eureka, Sept. )S. Arrived Steamer City of Topeka from Portland and Cook Bay, for San Frneico. Monterey. Sept 14. Sailed at 8:30 last night Steamer W.' F. Hemn for Portland. San Francisco. Sept. 14. Arrived Tug Storm King towing. Ingraft from Columbia river. Liverpool, Bept 13. Arrived Steamer Qill wark from Portland, via St Thomas. Astoria, Sept 14. Left up 12:30 p. m. Steamer Waban from oriental ports. I-eft up at 1 :30 p. m. Steamer Jap Seiyo Uaru from San Francieco. San Kranciaco, Sept 15. (I. N. S.) Ar med, tody, F. S. Loop, from Aitori, at 12:05 a. m Unimak and Timber, from Cove, at 2:40 a. m. ; Hea Foam, (mm Mendocino, at 3:1.. a. m. : Bondowno, from Orient at 3:15 a. m. ; Went Kitan, from New York, at 5 :55 a. m. : Hum boldt, from Lo Angelea, at 0:85' 1. m. ; West ern Knicht. from Newport News, at 8 :35 a. m. ; IX-llwood. from Hllo. at 11a. m. : power schooner Coqullle, from Fort Bragf. at 8:35 t. m. Sailed today. Tiverton for Portland, at 12:30 a. m.; ubchaaer V-9. for Loa Angeles, at 9 a. m. Ban Francisco, Sept 15. (L N. 8.) Ar rived, September 14. IV O. Scofield, from Tam pico, at 2 p. m. ; Martha Bue liner, from Coos Bay. at 12:15 p. m. ; destroyer Paul Hamilton, from cruise, at 2:10 p. m. ; Admiral Nicholson, from 8anU Barbara, tt 6:50 p m ; Miul, from Honolulu, at 7:15 p. m. Sailed. September 14. (Governor, for Seattle, at 1 1 :2 a. m M.n. for Sydney, at 12:10 p. m.: President, for Los Angelea at 12:10 P. m. ; Iartford, for Sydney, st 4 :20 p. m. : Aeme, for Handon, at 5 p. m. ; K. M. Phelps, for Port San Lun, at 6:20 p. m.; La Primers, tor Tsnoourer, at 6 :20 p m. ; Cas par, for Caspar, at 8:30 p. m.; Las Tegaa, for Honolulu, at 11:25 p. m. Petersburg, Sept. 14. (I. N. 8.) Steamer Spokana, northbound, at 2:30. Boston, Bent 12. (L N. 8) Sailed: Steamer Lehigh, far Seattle, via San Francisco, via Philadelphia and San Pedro. Hongkong. Sept 10. (L N. S.) Sailed: Stmmer Fuabiml afaru. for Seattle, via porta. Cristobal, Sept- 13. (L N. S.) Arrived: Steamer Juneau, from Havana. Yokohama, Sxpt 12. (L N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer Toyohaabi Mara, for Seattle. Balboa, Sept. . (L N. S.) Sailed: Steam- ar Emdyk, for Seattle, via Vancouver, B. O. Tietoria, Bept 14. (t N. S.) Staaawr Hawaii Mars a Onarantiaia at S:1B a. as. Staaaar Hawaii Mara, for BeatUa, 4 2i p. m. Beattla. Kept. IB. (t N. B.) Arrived at Beattla Sept. is: B. S. Noma City, front Saa Francisco, T :50 a. ra.; Hawaii Mara, from Kobe and Yokohama, at 10:49 a. m. Bept 14: Horace X. Baxter, from Eagle Harbor, at 13:30 p. m. ; 91aaka, from Taeoma, 8:15 p. av; Argyll, from Taeoma, at 3 50 p. m. : tl, 8. 8. Both well, from Alaska: S. S. Edmore, from Singa pore, via Kobe, at 4:15 p. m. ; Admiral Rod man, from south eautern Alaska porta, 4:4 p. n. Hailed from Seattle, Bept 16: 8. t, J. A. btoffett, for San Pedro. 0:40 a. m-: Oriffco, for Taeoma. at 6:45 a. m.; Argyll, for Port Saa Luu at 4:0 a ra. Bept, 14: g. 8. Hone X. Baxter, for San Francisco, at 6:60 p. as.; B. Apex, for southeastern Alaskan ports .4 -SO p. .; Admiral Bchley. for Baa Diego. Via Baa Francisco, at noon. Alaska Veseats "fW- I- (I. N. S.) Saii-t. S Admiral fcvins. aouthborrod. at 8 p. m Jnneau Sept 14. (I N. 8.) Baiied: I 8. & NEW YORK RtsiTSs, Chlesfo p re ta tl rs ADAMS, Saa f raaelseo, Calif. BUFFALO " r WHEAT VALUED AT 1,000 CLEARED FP PORTLAND The British steamship Niclto de Larrinaga, third of the wheat' ships for September, cleared Tuesday afternoon for the United Kingdom with 327,405 bushels of wheat, valued at $821,000. She left down immediately and left the mouth of the river Wednesday morning. The cargo was cleared by Kerr, Glfford & Co. The craft preceding the Nl- cito de Larrlnaga were the Abercos for the Orient, the Weetboro for the continent and the Pilar de Larrin aga for the United Kingdom. A general clean-up will be made dur ing the balance of the month. The for eign tonnage that will get away Includes the French steamship Mont Cenls, for the Mediterranean ; the American steam ship Merlden, for the west coast ; Amer ican steamship Lake Gebhart. for the west coast; American steamship West ern Cross, for the United Kingdom; British steamship Minnie de Larrinaga, for the United Kingdom; American barkentine Annie M. Rolph. for Port Pirrie ; American schooner William Bowden, for Sydney ; American steam ship Point Lobos, for the west coast; British steamship Tannenburg, for the United Kingdom ; American steamship Pawlet. for the Orient; American steamship Egerla. for Sydney, and the American steamship Hawarden, for the United Kingdom. Charter of the steamship Culberson (new), 3395 tons, to the Portland Flour ing Mills company, was announced Wednesday. She was built at San Pedro and launched July 27, Harold H. Eby, district director of the bureau of oper ations for the shipping board at San Francisco, states that because the ship ping board would not meet the demands of the operators, no charters for tramp service from the Pacific coast to the United Kingdom have been closed since the early part of August. In spite of the declaration and in ad dition to the Culberson from Portland the steamships Chinca. 3952 tons ; Clau slus, 3481 tons, and West Chester, 4235 tons, were announced Wednesday for ties. Puget Sound for the United King dom, at 4o. AIAj AIX)XG the tvaterfront Tke steamship Coaxet, Admiral line, frpm the Orient, will be due off the mouth of the Columbia river Thursday afternoon. The McCormick line steamer Celilo, eeneral cargo in to the Parr-McCormlck company. docked at Couch street Wednesday mornina. The F. S. Loop got away from Astoria for San raneisco weanesnay morninir. The steamship Rose City, Portland for San Francisco, la due at the California port Wednesday afternoon. Positions of Vessels Rado reports from North Head trive positions ox mo ioiiowihk vessels ai p. m., September 14: Steamer Fred Baxter, Taeoma, for Redondo Beach, 157o miles from Taeoma. Steamer Admiral, hebree, ban Fran New East Side Police Station Located at 35th and Belmont Sts. Telephone Tabor 26 NEW TODAT Marshall 1898 , LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST CO. INVESTMENT No. 197. Four 4-room flats, each apartrnerrt consisting of reception hall living room, dining room. Kitchen and large bedroom ; rood plumbing, electric light fixtures and gas, basement, furnace. Jot 60x100 paved street, cement sidewalk, sewer, aU in and paid for. At the present timo this property la bring. Li? 'Li10 tach nd evry month. Situated bandy to work In any part of ths city. This 1 close-in prop erty. Special prica of 115,000 has been placed on this property. - S6000 cash. Owner is willing; to take a long time mortgage for ths balance. LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST CO. MARSHALL 183 LADIES WE CALL FOB Y0UB OliD UAHrETS Bags sad Woia Ciotalav FLUFF RUGS ATI Work Tbtbsb Oat Irvmtly- Bag Bags Woven All Slsss Man Ordsrs Scad for Books let Carpets Cleasad, Laid and Befitted NORTHWEST RUG CO. ' 188 EAST EIGHTH STREXT FH05E EAST SUB EKD VB TOTJB OLD CAKTCXS (Wa CaU aad lBvar) WsversSMe. MlalWwes FLUFF RUGS " Reaea SHa rtaff Bheaa 174 mm wwfla Warn AR Ctaanlnf arid - Dy Feathers Beaovatsd Carpet Cltaaiag BalS iw Btaaeaad Oleaoae), SIM , - vnrrtnn n.vrw u oo f Moslem Ave H. Kast BB1B, sr East 76ssj ie Orders, Band fe Biiasll atsiii Ranovataa, Stada Over. BSaeai tl tEE. Hsco. for BeUingham, 108 miles, south of Tatooeh. Steamer CelUo. San Francisco, for Portland, off Columbia river. Steamer Tosemit. San Francisco, lot Seattle, 30 miles 'south of Cape Flattery. Steamer Klamath. Portland, lor ban A a package a package a package The i with Nurses don't hare corns. Nor do doc tors or their wires. They know Blue-jay and employ it. So do millions of others now. It is time that everybody knew this simple, scientific way to end a corn. Do this tonight Apply liquid Blue-jay or a Blue-jay plaster. Ether requires but a jiffy. The pain will stop. Soon the entire corn will loosen and come out Francisco, SS miles south sof Columbia river. - Steeuner Wahkeena, Everett, "for San Pedro, 40 miles from San Pedro. Steamer San Diego. San Pedro, for Ta eoma. 363 miles north of San Francisco. Steamer Hartwood, Grays Harbor, for and Flavor ' Lasts So Does the Prices i 1 1 . ' i i 1 1 H aBBinw No corns exist nurses for they What that corn does, every com will do. So this way means life-long respite from 'the aches of corns. r Corns merely pared or padded rarely disappear. Harsh treatments often cause a soreness. Blue-jay is gentle, scientific, sure. It is a creation of this world-famed laboratory. ' It is the tight way. It will be the uni versal way when all folks know it. Buy Blue-jay from your druggist. Watch it on one corn.- Bl ue jay Plaster or Liquid The Scientific Corn Ender BAUER A BLACK Clucacs. Nw Yark T Malar f Ssarils Meal EWino sad AHUd Saa Francisco, bar bound inside Grays Harbor. - . Alter rears of surface, mlninf, Ktr araa-ua's sold deposits ara to b devel- I oped cientlflcaily. - know . r' KEW TOIAY Built Complete GARAGES A IStlS seellMal rara. aaada. ( S-lru-h V rnalle aldlas. rriea V. O. B. facia rr 7B Writo or nm far CataJsa. BvroodWIesiSofl??f SOS THea Tnsa Bld.. Oa Foarth St., Ht. AUurk sad Oak. rfaaaa Mala 47X. HOUSES - GARAGES CRIOTtO IN PORTLAND, OR., SHIPPCP ANYVYNE8I IN 4-SOOT SCOTIONS RKADV TO rUT TO QETHER. Strictly high trad mataHal throuah eut and esciallir aUraetive In aopse anoa. stsdlntad at a QHIAT SAVIMO. Ask for Oatatofua. Redimade Building Oa. Cast Blmntt. and Market. Portland Oraga Phons t. Slid 103 AC RES 103 acres one-fourth mile off Sky line Domevara. 23 acres under culti vation, orchard, old buildings, spring; water; would make an ideal dairy ranch or is suitable for subdivision into small tracts, as it is only one- imii miie irom me city limits, land is rolling- but no waste. A. W. LAMBERT St SON 120 Grind Ave.. Comer East Alder East 640 SaJsarooBss Wnl Park aad TasiklS At 10 A. M. Tomorrow MEETIXO ICOTICES 41 COLI'MBIA Lod N0. 114. A V ana s at. Special cotumnnlca on tomorrow (Thundavi mini Jt ;S0 o'clock. Ubor in the . at. acgrwe. VWtins brethren always welcome. Bv otder W. U. FRKI) U OIJiON. 8eo UKKTS every Wednesday night st s ocinck. S12H Will lama ava. ViaiUng broth ers welcome T. IlYIIPVT N fl OlK O. P. TRAC'bT." See. SAMARITAN IX) DOE NO. 2. I. O. ' St 8 P. m . Odd Kellows Umple, 22S Alder at Initiations tonight VisiUng Dretnren ireinotne , OEORGE E.8tTLIVAS, N. Q JMBl X. JIJ.Mfl, Bee. WA TE RLTTyiXJE. O b.. A." If. at A. it. iterular ttaterl com rannicaUon will be held at Wav.rly ball. K. th and Clinton, at 8 p. m., Thursday, September 10. Vktm welcome. Bjr order Vf. M H. E. V EuKLNOER, Hee. SUSNT8lfB tOrvOK NX Of. A. V. A A. M H pedal mra munkation Thiirsdar. Bept IS. 7 n. m.. temnle. S8th end Haw thorne. Work in K. A. degree. V'laitnn welroma, Br order JAMES B. CAT JR.. Bee, Vf. at. . REGULAR meeting tosnorrow ar55-rl aveaUng, Thursday, T:80, " Bakee. hall Killiiuwwneeh uul AJbina a van. Beooad dearie Work to bs sonferrsd by d. frst taast from NorUi PorUand, No. 280. Wv ttora always wWoome. O. E. tTTLBON, Bee. UUlXiK Not, 183, A. F. ek A, at. -Stated onmmanlnatlnna Oils (Wsdneartsy) rvening. Masonic hail. St. Johns. Important btutt yeass, Vkdtnra welnnma. O. W. DAVIS. BeereUrr. . acMV fA ss'tuiias meeting tots Brtrtoj)- (Wedneeday) evening at 8 ?7Cr s'elork, Kait 8lth and Aider streets. Keennd degree. Vle U?7 lUng brnthata anrdially wel- med. K. C. VAN NATTA. N. O. S. A. BTABR, Becretary. 5itii6oN " comuAndert No, 1, K. T. UpecUi drill, tac tics and opening, - Thursday, September IB, 1820, 7 .80 p. m. By order of Kaainent Cou SUBder, 0. r..WrE0Ayp. Rewrder tue uipriarva Portland "irnt N 1 Keaular revirw every Tbnradsv tventns. at baB, 409 Alder at All SMmbata srted to ba present. Visiting glr Knights always weleoata. GEO. D. BAKKK. N. K. IMBIXU JIWkXRT s speetanr, buUona. pins, ebaraaa. Jaeger Bros.. 181-188 Sth at. tlJarrigcs. Birtbs. Dzalbx "MARRIAGE LICg?tgg Arthur P. jZ" Thompson, 88. B1SS dStk. at. R. K., aad Edith K. kUraon. 24, 2SI Morrkf St. WUliam U Grata, local. Uaoa botai sad klarr D. McDonald, kscal. JaHatta Apta. ktasana Jobnaon. lecal. S8S Vaacowewr avav. sad KaoghU tasperson, legal. 8922 2d St. Iraa ii. Wilaoo, 28. 23 K. S6tb ft,, sad lUbet A. Brawn. 31. Jl Willamette bled.; . C bailee H. Pottar. 24. 11 K. Sth at. and Ivia Ia. Klynn, IS. 1089 E. 18ta at. Oolver O. ifaoa, 23. 721 B. 40tb si., and Harriet Sweet. St. Til E. 40th U Orson siorsa, 40, Carlton, Or., and Mrs. Daisey Bebulta, 85. B08 Btthat. 8. K. Karavmd L ; Gilat, 18, rortUnd, Or., ssd DoTotby ft-oate. 18. UH I. 8th at. Oearge U Johnson, 0, SS'Jvrsa St., aad Eralsaa Toakjoa, r7r 22 K. , Utb , . M4 ITS 1 isrrV rfSC5-CQ BIRTHS SHITA To Wr ul u a k.vkUu : aV.lH'.1,;.B,,pt.' it" aIo. M,V Ttn5l "JVA! To Mr. and Mrs. A. R. BartBSS, . .tf?.T00S'.8''t danthtar. SRirXJRR Ta Mr. and Mra. . A. ShflJar. 6T Sharrett ava.. Sept. , . UnCt.r. MlIXr.R Ta Mr. and Mra. U. O. MUle. Loraine. Or.. Sept. a. a eon 1 KOEHTRB To Mr. and Mrs. Tf Koeaaae. . Dt?"H K. 17th. -ept i. d.aihie,.K' SS10 68th St a K.. RepL 11, a danghur " CARSON To Mr. and Mrs. L. VV. Canoar.ti 5th, Seat. 4, a ton. MrOKK To Mr. and Mra. W. J. McCee TSS Thttrman, Sent. 6, a daughter. JEWEL To Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. J.wel Mobt- 'foraerr Apta,, Sept. A, a daughter. BEILLT To Mr. aad Mrs. J acne S. Relllr. 11) & a 9th, A as 28. a son. BANKS Ta Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11 Ranat, 1S40 Kesaaaden, Sept ' T, son. KENT To Mr. and Mrs. A V. Kent. 7K Kenilworth, SeTt. 1 1 . a son McBAIN To Mr. and Mra. Chsrleo A MrHsln. 611 V. Church, Bept. 1, a daughter SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Jsoie. I.. Nmith. leswsre Apta., Sept. 10, a dsuahter. riKPKN BRINK To Mr. and Mrs. WUII.m 1. IMepenblink, 1213 K. Anieor, Sept. 11, s ds lighter CHAPERON To Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chaperon. DSli K. Halmon. 8ept. 9, a rn. INiilUM To Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ingram, 102M K. Washington. Kept. 9. a son. COI'KI.AND Tt. Mr. snd Mm. W. 8. Copeland. Hauvi.s Inland. Or., fnt- S. a son, Ul Tll To Mr. and Mrs. William A. Huth, Kugene. Or. SeiiL IS. a son. Kl l.IH To Mr snd Mrs. Vhsrles T. Kills. w tllhritlar. I.lnntnn. Mept. 4, a dauaiiur. AM.KN To Mr. and Mr., t. J. Allan, 75 mion. Sept. 7, a daughter. nrUTnil AMI J,'TXERAI.S 7 a 8ANKl")RI In Hits' rlty. Nepl. 14. KllsabetS M. Kan ford, aged fl-J y.arn. mother of W. II. Sanford nl Uita ctt, I'rul. K. W Hanfurd. l.tn roln. Neh.; gnndmotlier of Carl Manford. Hty, and stMer of Hanmel W. Nleliol. of Jsrkwinvllle. 111. The fun.ral service will be rnndurted from the connervaturr chapel of the Eatt Hide Mineral lllreetora, 414 K Alder, tomnrrow (Thurtdav). Nept IS. at 2 p. nt. V'Hsnda Invited. Interment In Rlvervl.w c.iu.tprr. HUTCHINSON At the residence, "in It Overton L, Sept. 14. lOiO. Klorem-e" U llutchin son, aged 77 years, beloved mother of II. T. Hutchinson. Private luneral services will he held at th rqjtland Crematorium tomorrow (Thursday) morning. COTTKIy The funeral services of the lste Charles W. Cottel will he held ThurxU. Sept 18. at the family residence. IIB7 1C 8(tth at., at 2 p. m. 'rienda invlteil. Pleasa onut fUrwers. SMITH Charles Smith, Good Hamaritan noapt- tal, Sept. 12. 70 years: inanition EICHOLTZ Hsymond KlrholU. St. VlncanU hospital. Sapt U, 29 vgsra: gantric ulcer. WOODRUFF Charles K. WocKlrufl. 84 4 rst Sth. Sept. IS, 70 resrs; mural regmgltstlon. COLKMA.N Rosa B. Coleman, K04 WhlUnaS, Sept 14, SI Tear.; cardiac failure. HEDDERLT Robert W. Hedderly. ;ood Sa maritan hospital, Sept. 11, 2 yeart; gun shot wound. BROOKS Bulla Brook. Ssllwood hospital. Bept. 12, 26 years; acute dilatation of heart. HUTCHINSON Florence Hutchinson, 705 Over ton, Sept. 14j T7 Jean; lobar pneumonia. - COOK William O. Cook. 8728 7th. sept 12. 84 rears: broncho pneumonia rCNERAL DIKFCTORS DUNNiNQ & McENTEE rCNrRAT. DIRECTORS Now) loeated in their new residential fwneval home, atorneoa at 12th. waet side. rhooe Brosrtwty 410. Antnmatis 818-88 THE FUNERAL HOMBJ Of RiriKKMlNT AND DISTINCT ITa? SERVICE Note ' We bava no branches ssr any eonnet ttuas whatarver with any other undertaking firm. EDW. H0LMAN & SON Funeral Directors THIBD AND RALafOrf BTBUiTS alaln 60T, A-1511. Iadr Assistant. J. P. HM.EY & SI FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAIN S. IfONTCOMERT AT FIFTH. KAST BIOK rt'NF.RAI, DrREfTORS F. S. DUNNINQ, INC. Tha Family Beta the Prioa" 414 T. Alder. I'D one Fs-t 8S A. D. Ken worthy & Co. B80S-B8rt4 S2D 81. . , TENTS Phone Tibor B267. Home Pbona D-l. CHAMBERS CO.. ' Funeral DirKtnra, , ATI the CoSTtnieneea of Roma, tVoodlawa 1808. 848-280 KIlllngiwertB . run lil D I B Aw-s aire, lrel a e awe L,w k iw a i A"Wset. UN PERT A KERB. 11th and Bawlborna R.0. BYRNES New residenee se- dabllahmeat. 801 Williams ava. Woodl.wn' 220. UIIXIR A TRACKT. Independent funeral di rt tors. Prices aa low aa 820. 840, so. Wi.hlnrtont Ella Main 2891, A-T885. If'ENTFE A'EILERS. tonerarnerlon with sll the privacy of a home, lAth and Fvprt eta, Pbooes, Broadway 2188. Home A 2188. R W. OARLE A co. Hncceaaon to W. M. Ilamlllnn. 1ITI R Phone Tarmr 4818. rWWNlX'a ""-NEMa1 A homelike Hs.e Mod.rste in prices. Irvlngton di.tnct I'hooe East: 64. Breeze&SnookSf!? A.R.ZellerCo. 'X'll CNDERTAKiNO CO V.tn 4 I lif OlrVeWVS A-S821. Cor. Third and Clay. MOHTMKNT" I 131ASING GRAMiTE Co I jl av7'30 grr AT MAPtonM Portland Marble Work3 286 4(b it, op. atf Rill. Nto Bros. FI-ORINTR Smith's Flower Shop "Portland's Progressive Florist." Fl overs tor All Oceadnni. Wla T21S. T. 0. LnKaMir., tib and Alder. QEO. BETZ & SON Sine mot. FRESH nXWERH FOR FCNER AT.S tsd li occasions, C87 WlllUms ava. Just call Woodlswa 1812. Jeeepb Beta. Manager. CUBLINER S4S Morrison, bet Rdwy. and Park Manh. 2ST. 828 Morrison, Portland bouL Mamhsli Tft8 aUKTW k rOBBES CO..fiorW. 884 Waah- lngtnw. Main 2SS. A-12. flowei (or all aeoasiovia artistically arranged. CLARK BROS., 'florist. Morrison st. bet. 4th aad Sth. Phone Msln 7 7 0 Fine flower and floral desigrsv No branch at ores. Chappell's H. W. Bsnk Mdg. Mats 8118. 811 Morrlaoa st. I,ONT AT4 D TO r NT 81 LORT In Colombia theatre,' TTiursday. btweerl 12 and 2 p. m . a smsU grsv purse, containing diamond ring' and 14.78. Liberal reward. Call Tabor 2T02. L LtsHT IJrht brown bundle Bostvm butldog: small white spot In face, 'trayed from H2S Hamhlet tee. In Alsmeda Tirk. Hnndajr SUrr noon. bfaljeward. Woodlswn 4781. tINT Tucadat evening, gold' wath and fb wlTh picture inside. Phon. MarshaU . twr1 1X)ST Fridsy. in downtown district. pelf 8720. rimmed SI la ease. Woodlswa Reward FOfTSD Bunch keys. Owner may have asms by calling Interstate Brtdga hotal before Sat urday after P-J" , - TJa"rabrWTrTlld handTas, sliver mounted, bv lnm Imperial hotel snd Ttlford hldi J. Jobu- son '.Main 481. or Main 8841. Reward. LOST Kept l"l. Micllln tire. 'Vk. with inner tube, mounted on rim. rinder Ula nhone Phelps, Main 7141 Reward. E5ST. itrayad or iV.len; fot Wrier, male; black ear, oca spottad. CaU Tabor B97T. Reward. LOST Tuesday a. ra., lady" brocaded handbag, containing currency and silver. Ewder ptoooa Columbia 284. Reward. PCt'lN machina by miatake on 4tb and A brown ellk nmbrella, amber handle. Marshall Tf Reward. T, LOST Oas diamond ear screw, weight 1 ksrsL Liberal reward will be paid for rrtori i of seme. Phone Attt.81 28. or Voodln. 1B77. LOST Lama' brown suitcase, containing . a man's eultr also s boy's suit of clothes, rind er call Tabor 875. Reward- LOST Whit loa fur. Mh end Momson. Thnrs day aaorntac. Bept. t. 1294 E. Taylor. Ta bor '128. J LOST 110 Tuesday, about noon bet KirH National Bant and 8th st. Oa U Tah.jr N2 .V D5T Monday nomlng. a bunch of keys. Z. lOl and Morrison. East B4N3. fJOSTBlack para. at' Becond aiuTTsmhUj sta. Reward. Tabor 8258. COST Camera on Eagle creek trail to WabtujB Uka. CaU. Broadway 1120. rOCND A lady's bead bag containing about Si is caali. CaU Maia 4663 before p. ss. r 1 ,. A