: THE OREGON, 1 DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY. AUGUST 6, 1817. ,'.
PLL1AM L. BUNKER !S
I MACHINERY INSPECTOR
. .
NOW IN SAN FRANCISCO
Former Chief Engineer of the
Northern Pacific Takes Up
: WorRln the Bay City.
"successor not named
St. Helena today to finish loadm lum
bar. Su Francisco advices nr that the
motors hi p Sierra hu been chartered
to carry lamber Trom North Pactflo
to the west coast of South America,
by Mohns Commercial company (October).
Aa master of the barkentlne Benecla,
aarml IV-ey. SeetUa, g:OS . a.; PTwvldeweia.
ants Bonlli, s. at.: Avsloa. Wlllana Har
bor. 0:33 a. aa.; Pbnenlx, Basdoa, T:4S s. at.;
Ttvertoa, Everett, 7:55 s. m.: J. A. Cbanskr.
Hllo, t:IS a. oa. : Harvard. Los Angeles. :SS
a. as.; see roam, steaooeino, ji.-w a. m..
Wblttler, Part Baa Lais. 2: 0 p. at.; Northern
Partric. Astoria. S:10 . at: Governor. Vle-
torta, S:10 p. at.: Mesiean. Hllo. p. m. ;
rhonarr CauMnt. Asia. 7:30 a. m.
Sailed Tug Hea King-. Port fUa Lois, bare
Eiddled With Shot
rirst Asslstaat X. . Smith Is afsi
tlonad aa Possible Baeceeaor
to afr. Banker.
William I Bunker, former chief en
' glneer of the turblner Northern Pa
clflc. began his duties today as chief
inspector of machinery at San Fran
cisco. He was appointed to this posi
tion by the district officers of the ship
ping" board at San Francisco on July ,
O. Anderson haa succeeded Claus An- J Tav ; tig Warrior. Port Towieod.
resen, -according- to word from the 12:30 p. m. ; Artkm. U Angeie. 120 p. .-,
south. staadklsy. Los Aageles. 2:30 p. at.; W ssning-
The McCormlclc steamer Ernest H. : p- .
Meyer arrived at San Francisco 8"n-
day from Loa Angeles, after her first Vl li nil ofoTOT VPQQPI
round trip. The deck will undergo X 111 U UO LOl Ol T COOD1
reeaulklng before her next trip.
The tug Warrior 1-ft San Francisco
Sunday for the north.
Piling Stops 65 Feet Down
Teat piling driven for the four-way
shipyard at Marsbfleld struck bottom
at 66 feet, according- to word from
there. This la considered a very
satisfactory depth for foundation pur
poses. Two large pilings are first
driven In a straight 40 feet and on
. top Is set a shorter length and driven
down. The last strokes of the big one
ton hammer moves the pilings down
only an inch at a time.
Two Ships loaded. With War mCaal-
tloas, Had Supplied German Armlaa
la iMt Africa It Is meported.
San Francisco, Aug. 6. (I. N. S.)
Two ships, losded with munitions of
war and in all probability operating
from a base somewhere !n the Dutch
Kast Indies, have recently supplied
the Oerman armies In German Ea
Africa with munitions. One of these
easels succeeded In returning to
Java In a shell riddled condition. The
fate of the other filibusterer is un
known
This is the statement of Carl Kay
Davis, South African raining
AGITATOR IS ARRESTED
AT THE CLOSE OF AN
OPEN AIR HARANGUE
Following Vehement Speech,
Accused Tried to Distrib
ute 1. W. W. Literature.
Soamer Load Steel
Having completed loading 500 ton
or steel at Municipal Dock No. 1. the mond
Japanese steamer Kenkon Mini VIII man. who Is in American, and arrived
shifted to the Peninsula dumber Co. here Sunday.
XI. and tendered his resignation on l dock Sunday morning to begin loa 3- Davis said that one of the vessels
August 3, to take effect toda'. J lng lumber. She will load part of which, flying the Swedish flag, entered
j.&uu.iMio reet there, part at tne wortn Cape Town harbor lor supplies anj
Appointment to this post Is in recog
nition of the ability of Bunker, who is
popular in shipping circles and is wide
ly known. Ha has been chief engineer
on the Northern Pacific ever since she
was built snd helped bring her to th-.
Pacific coast.
In tendering his resignation. Bunker ' Is on duty at the mouth
aays he regrets leaving the service of Columbia, will be laid up
Pacific and the remainder at Inman-
Poulsen's.
Chinook "to Repair
Undergoing repairs to her pump
shafts, the dredger Chinook, whicn
of the
In
afterwards planted mines near Cap
Town and in Ceylon with dlaastroua
effects to shipping, has been cap
tured by the British and Is no
anchored in a port of the island of
Ceylon.
; NEWS OF THE PORT
the Great Northern Pacific Steamship Astoria harbor for a few days.
company, owners of the Northern Pa- ! repairing work began Sunday.
crUc. but felt that it was Incumbent
upon him to accept the new post,
which is In direct line with the work
he has been following for years.
"My relations with the company
have been most pleasant." he writes to
W. F. Turner, vice-president of the G.
N. P. compsny. with headquarters here.
Bunker's successor has as yet not
been named. First Assistant R. S.
Smith might get the post, but the mat
ter hun t been definitely decided.
th j
The
ENGINEER
CORPORAL
INSPECTORS TO TRY WATSON'
Marine Almanac
WsetAsr at aivsr'a Month
Nortto llesd. Aug. 0. (Vindltion at the month
of thr river at mwa Wind iutb. 12 miles;
- a-tooth; weather mlMy; bnmldllv 27.
Sun Kscord fsr July 7
8aa rim. t s. ni. Han aefa. 7:33 p. m.
Tides at Astoria Tuaaday
High Wafer: Ixrw Water:
J M . ni., 7 tf f-et a. ni . 03 tf!
4 a. in., S.8 feet Ut.il p. ni., U.3 feet
Daily River Readings
LOSES HIS LIE
IE1TE RIVER
WILLAW
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Pilot Who Stranded Steamer J. X.
Teal Faces Carelessness Charge.
The trial of Royal A. Watson,
charged with carelessness and negli
gence In connection with the ground
ing of the steamer J. N. Teal on
Wade's bar in the Snake river on
April IS. 11. will be held Tuesday I I' mri"a .
morning at 9 o'clock at the bead- ! J'r
quarters of the United States steam J!n 't'tT
vessel Inspectors. The trial has been vrfUnd 15
delayed owing to the fact that Wit
ton has been away.
The charts -ere preferred against
him following an Investigation on
May 1, 1916. Watson was piloting
the vessel at the time of the accident
' Non - Commissioned Officer,
Just Promoted, Drowned
Ed Paulson Victim,
STEAMER LIIJELLED $05,000
San Francisco Company Make
Claim Against Maricopa.
San Francisco Aug. 6. The Norwe
. glan steamer Maricopa, a general pe
troleum oil tanker, was libeled late
Saturday evening for $5.000. as the
opening round of a legal fight be
tween Mayor James Rolph Jr. and
Captain J. Bameson.
The Maricopa, after carrying oil for
the General Petroleum company to a
Japanese pc-rt. returned with sugar to
Puget sound for Hind. Rolph & Co. On
the voyage, creasote and water, tt is
alleged, seeped Into the sugar and
spelled It.
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River Forecast
Th Wi:tamette rlvrr at i'urtland win fall
tliMlj fur Ui Dm-xt tew daji.
Corporal Edwin M. Orlhood, Co. F,
Fourth Engineers, stationed at Van
couver barracks, who was made a
I non-commissioned officer Saturday
o.oo , was drowned Sunday afternoon at
o ; RIsley's Landing on the Willamette
0 00 1 1 . k lew nine buuui ui uu urutc,
o.'ou The body mas recovered shortly after
I the accident by W. S. and H. G. Stark
weather, Clackamas county farmers.
and Coroner Hempstead notified.
Members of the Portland police
harbor patrol were told of the drown
ing and went to the scene. They
learned that Orlhood and a number
of other soldiers were spending the
day on the shore of the river, and had
gone in swimming in the afternoon.
4 o'clock, when most of the
"ROCK"
XAMK OF XEW LIXE
Xamed
First Cement Ship to Re
for Gibraltar.
San Francisco. Aug. . The new San
Francisco shipbuilding company or
ganized under the direction of W. T.
Comyn. has decided on the name of
the 'Rock line ' for the cement ships
it will build.
The first steamer, of which the keel
i In process of laying at Redwood
City, is to be named the Rock of Gibraltar.
ALL ALOXG THE WATERFRONT
The dredge Willamette Monday
shifted to Morgan's. The material taken
from the river bed there will be placed
on shore, a good distance inland. The
crew of the dredge Portland Is being
aaaembled and she U expected to be
ready for operations this week some
time.
Collector of Customs Burke was back
at his desk today following a few
days ill'ness.
The steam schooner Daisy Mathews
la at the Multnomah mill loading lum
ber. She got up Sunday.
To begin loading lumber the schoon
er Gamecock will move from Llnnton
;to Westport this evening. The ballast
waa removed at Llnnton.
The steamer Atlas sailed at 8
O'clock this morning for San Francisco
In tow of the tug Defiance, barge
tl of the Standard Oil company got
.W,y-thU mrnln t o'clock for
- San Francisco.
. The steam schooner Celilo moved to
At Neighboring Tort
Atorla. Aug. . lrf t up at 1 a. in., iteam
er W. V. Herrlu. fmin 8an Kranclsco. Ar
rived at 8 aud Wt u;i at U:30 a. ffi., ateamer
Jabaa fnulfleo. fn.m bin Kranrico.
A alar U. Aug. i Arrived at 8 and left op About
at , a. m.. airarwr laly Maitbewa. from gan party had gone ashore to dress, Orl
XSere"! 'in- Zr'KZ hood.h Md Meldrum R.near.on were
Monterey. Arrived down at ll:a. ni.. barge ln tI,e Stream alone, when Orl
Iaaae Reed. Arrived at 1 :lo p. in., ateamer 1 hood was taken with cramps and sank.
Great Northern, from San Kram-laoo. ' Rlnearson made efforts to Save his
p.BrwVr 1- ' waa
han Kanrixo. I not good enough swimmer to re-
i'oti.t Arrna. Aug. 3. TaMed Tng Fearleaa ! cover the drowning man's body before
llh Wjc rfl. fruui Colombia river, fur San it was too late.
Han TmnriK. Aug 8 Arrived Sonrrln ' T K "
4iip tveriM- l'-b.-. Mriican p.t. mid- reached the scene all the soldiers who
nlgiit; Arctic. Kurt lira if. 2 . nv; Beaver. had been with Orlhood had departed.
1-ortland. 0 30 a. m.; San Juan. (.'rurtoNal. via : and Rlnearson alone was waiting with
Mawtla 7 a. at.; KUmatn. Lo. Angrlea. S the Starkweather brothers for the ar
a. m., Helen V. Drew, tiret-nwood. S a. n. ; - . w ,
Weatpart. CTeacent City. 8 a. m. ; Yellowatooe. rlal of Ule coroher.
( o bar. 8 a. m . Mnltnuraab, Lot Aog-le, Orlhood a home la in Walsenburc
-to a. m.; Breakwater. I'ortland. via porta. Colo.
Au.:...;Ur4'ev.."'.
cuie. wiin k.c raft ln tow. Colututola river, ll Van- of Spokane, came to grief In
a. m. . the river at Oak Grove, but was rea-
I'ort Townaecd. w ash.. Aug. 4. (I. s. 8.) cued by Eddie Gloss, a former cham
Arrived at 4.. in l. U. Scofleld and pion wUh lha scuHa.
barse No. 93 from San Kranclaco for Mrattle: :
,-eiuVrd 0 p. ni. , actHMtM-r Albert Meyer frovn ' j o u.u. was
Ludkiv, Sailed at l-':J0 p. m.. North- 1 arowneo in tne coiumoia nver at Ule
weatem for Anch.irte. end of the beach Sunday afternoon.
v.! fAr::n;r,-Hr.r. n t,-Arn Tn y h-not ben recovftrd- with
s.attle. 7 p. m. tuil.i: lamaipala. for Atwr- a girl compavnion. Miss Lorene Frxvat,
deen. J p m ; Harvartl. for San ranria-o. j he entered the water near the trestle
p. b.; Multuomah for Seattle, o p. in ; KU- in a -Wft current, Mlas Frost rea:-
JUraifleld. for Albion. 2 p. m.; Bee. 'for l"uget 1,ed that the current was too swift
iHiund. In tbr urgBt.
Meattle. Aug. S. I N. H.) Arrived
John McDonald, agitator and said to
be the editor of a radical periodical
published in Seattle, was arrested Sun
day afternoon at the close of an open
air meeting he was holding in Lonsdale
aquare opposite the courthouse, by
Police Captain Harms. At the station.
McDonald waa booked on two charges,
violating the billpostlng ordinance by
passing out handbills without a li
cense, and for using profane lcxguace
ln a public place.
McDonald put up J2S0 ball on tne
first charge and waa released He fetl
into the hands of the police at the
close of his meeting, which was at
tended by about 1500 men, who Jam
med the central part of the square.
After delivering a vehement speecn, ;
McDonald said that he had some 1.
W. W. booklets for sale and invited ll
who wanted them to step up to tilj
stand. Captain Harms was the fir.it
man up, and told the speaker that n
couldn't sell them. T
"I'm damned glad of it." aald M
Donald. "I'll give them away. Every
body come up and get a book."
Captain Harms then placed him
custody for violating a section of th
bill posting ordinance. The charge of
using profane language resulted fro
McDonald's remark when the sale of
hla literature waa stopped and
from aome of hla expressions during
hla lecture.
McDonald this morning demanded
trial by Jury, and his case waa act fo
Friday afternoon at Z o clock. He ex
Dressed his intention of importing
lawyer from Seattle to handle his d
fense.
Following McDonaia-s arrest police
men in tne crowa aiso picxea u
Tony Unovlch for passing out I. - W
W. booklets, and cnarler Erlckson,
who had lottery tickets ln his pos
session and who wore an I. W. W
button. The latter was charged wit
vagrancy.
Unovlch this morning waa sentencsj
to 20 days in Jail.
In other parts of the city police
picked up A. C. Zlebell, Matt Jung
blot and Homer Jackson, each
whom la held on a vagraccy charge
and for investigation aa to their
W. W. tendencies.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
tOoatiaoed)
I
LOST AND i-UUM)
(Continued l
2(
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Oontlnmed)
Hrt.tr Vletb, Irrsi. U" E. Md K.. Muml. TK roiipwing "lUca wwe luuuu w
Kmn-ii-av iei Mil il.icbt ave. . cars -of Portland Railway, Light &
. a a a A I Wf --, AUftt
VAv e. y hj i trd '
WW tif 1H CO.
s lunch boxes, x
Third Kloof ..T' :" ";: l
Morgan bldg i
piece hose. 1 rubber mat, 1 key. 6 mis-
rtESS SUITS for rent, all a'sea. cenaneou8 packages. 1 grip. 1 package
Unique Tailoring Co . 09 Stark at. button. 1 pair gloves. 1 aack lemons.
1 1 ; 1 umorella. 1 wooden handle; Aug.. 3.
DEATHS AXD FLXERi'-LS 1 can oil. 1 roll music. 1 umbrella 4
- . ' rairs cloves. 2 purses. 1 basket, 1 grip.
CAMl'BELL la tbla city. August 4. wit. n- l luhing rod tip, 1 lunch box. S mis- ,
drew Campbell, .ge yeara o mouiu- celianeous packages. 1 pipe. 2 pins, 1
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS T3
jrTJsnuaLBo ajvx xrjr?irsurxavni
niTATB riiniiT
(Co a tinned)
,a a i v'a,aaaaaaaaa,,,aasa.
t AND 3 room suites, running water,
pleasant view, large shady yard, only
10 minutes walk frnm rIHn HI.'
!U'cVvl and up. 81 V. Broadway.
336 Montgomery.
TWO nicely furnished H. K. rooms
With kltChenet to XPrrn pnoma
modern. Phone Main 24R4.
V'. '"Sf tJA:J?JWlL!l1:: 1 oalr overalls 2 coats 1 pair shoes;
Jaie- KikeU PorsythV idtmtV:' 1'wcy a.' Camp- Aug. 4 1 purse. 1 pair glasses 1 ruby nent positions for
r"Jr"J -: . ihla tnn 1 bonk. S srins. 4 Dockarea. 4 1
cHv. ,t.nl!ri win li eoortedtyB-st'oate suitcases. 1 paper dangers' outfit, 3 i salary pajd while
111 ias rvuuvt - - - - " " . . . ,
lodge No. 135. A. Y. and A M-, Tuely. aug- lunch uoxes, 1 bundle Doaras, i coats,
.... v mil n . mi w H. Hamilton a c ruiira rlnvai 1 nuVniiM i lunch Pacific IV 1
iww residence funrral -rliapel. 1Vi3 Eat oiwan boxes, 1 cameia, 1 pocket knife, 2 hand ;
treet, corner ot heventy-nium iimi. gnpi. 1 pair shoes. 1 basket. 1
Perma-
young womeni
learning. Apply
Tel. Co.. 6th floor.
FOR RET HOUSES
UWrUEalSHED
la
ment at Multnomah eenietey. pouch. 1 flashlight. 1 handkerchief. I
KI.su iu tula itjr, at the Good Samaritan owners may obtain property at 1st and 6:30 p.
hospital. Angnat 5 1917. Bertna U King, i and Aljer ats. station.
rfind!. crSgSj. j J. A.,,,, between Central library
tobacco Park and Oak ats.. between 8:30 a. m.
m.
father and mother. Mr. and lira. A. H. Fri'-ae; ana pupuc mantel, large anuqun
one brother A. H. rte. of tbla city; tbree ametnyat Droocn (neirioom; rewara
aUtera. Mr. John Krug. Hiilaboro. Or.; Mrs. ( if returned to 601 Behnke-Walker bid.
A. . arntike ot this city. aira. midu vm. .or unone juarsnaii nv.
u vf i .. .. . i uu iw I ..1 Kb. ipainem or
Klrkpatrl. k council. Kuigbta and Ladies of
Security No. 2Xtl, a member of Oregon A-
nibly No 1 I nited Artinana. Eastern KUf
and Hermann Siatera. Kehialua are t the
pal kira of the Skewea I'ndertaklng company,
corner Third aud Clay. r'uueral notice Utr.
1'tULBKRf; At the r.-aldVnce of bia daugnter,
Mr. Nd Munger. Stio Kajelgh street. Aag
n.t 5. William I'erlberg. age 3 1 6
n...ntha 23 dy. ' Member of the G. A. K..
Kjther of Mra. Ned Mancer. Mm. rred Weil
man. Un. Robert Helser and Albert l'erlberg
Tuneral cortege will leave Holnian'a Ineral
I'arlora. Third and 8lmon atreeta. at 8 a. m.,
Wednesday. Aagust S. for La Center. ".,
where funeral aervl-ea be held at tne
mi
HELP WANTED MALE
Lutheran church at Illghlat
Highland cemetery.
Interment at
prove
I'ort
North-
laud. ISai. I'rJro. via 8au Krautiaco, 10 a. m. ;
I'ort Angele. San Kranelaeo. via Fort An
lielva. 4: JO a. m. Sailed: IT lore Ueurge for
Skfvit. via porta. s:.tu a. m.
Keattle. Aug. 3. Arrived: City of Seattle,
Hoatheaati-rn Alaskan porta, 3 p. m. Cordova,
Nome vU La Toucbe and Point Wells, 3
a. m. : L'nlted 8tate army t rami port Crook.
Anchorage, 7 . m. ; Alameda. Anchorage,
ria !outhweati-ru and Soutbeaatem Alaaka.
6 JO a. ni. : Mrilco M-xru. Tacoma. bK3 p.
in ; Admiral Kchley. Everrtt. 3 JO p. m. ; barge
St. Oavld. Taroma. towing. Sailed: Wash
tenaw, for Fort San I-cl, 2 a. m.
Cavdova. Aug. 3. Sailed: Admiral Karragat.
wrwtbouBd. tf p. m.; Admiral Evans, south
hound, 1 p. m.
Cordova. Aug. 4. Sailed : Alaska, south
bound. 2.40 p. m.
feksgway. Anj.- 5. Sailed: Mariposa, west
bound. 6 p. m. ; ripcfcaDe, southbound. 0 p
K
and struck back to shore. Arriving on
solid footing, she turned to look for
her companion, but he had disappeared.
She notified the men at the locker
house, but the body cculd not be found.
He was Identified by letters found in
his clothes. He resides at 1642 Dela
ware avenue with his two sisters,
Hilda Paulson and Mrs. M. Barnett.
His mother lives at Jeffersor, Or.
He left home Sunday morning, tell
ing his sister he was going to the
Oaka, but later ln the day appeared at
Columbia beach with Miss Frost, who
lives at 34S Harrison street. Miss
Frost was the only witness to the
drowning, and became hysterical when
she saw the accident. A girl com
w.mImm a? VI l.a tT . ' . I I.
, . . , " ' . . , , . . . vofc v " wi will! U1CIU,
. p.0"-. -tllt- D,e' t had climbed up on, th, bank to
Belllnrbam. Aug. Amvea: MotorsDip : I"" i"" '-"
terra, from Ha rrinrioo. The party had left the beach proper
Muklltoo. Aus 5. trailed. Makllteo. tow- .n4 irrvno Klow nr IV. truti.
lng b.r,- Bigbonanxa. for San Franctoeo. . . houB(, v wth' .
oco- , - . . -
Attempt to Lynch
Draft Dodger Made
Zadiaaa Attorney aad Candidate for
aCayor Z scapes When His Auto Sri v.
er Speeds Away Trom His Fursnars.
Bvansvllle, Ind., Aug. .(!. N. S.)
An attempt was made to lynch Frank
Lemonte, an attorney and candldat
for mayor on the Socialist ticket of
Evansville, on a country road near
this city Saturday midnight.
Lamonte. who has been making
peeches throughout southern Indiana
ln which he la said to have attacked
he selective draft and the national
administration, spoke at Elberfeld,
Ind. Saturday night, about 20 miles
north of here six young men from this
lty went to Elberfeld In an automo
bile and it is said it was their purpose
to lynch Lamonte. They gave chase
to the automobile in which Lamonte,
wife, baby and two friends were rU
lng.
They overtook the machine and com
manded Lamonte to get out. The man
in Lamonte's car, however, opened the
throttle of the car and made good his
escape, and the people took refuge In a
farmhouse, where they spent the night.
Feeling, where Lamonte haa spoktti
against the draft, is said to be bitter.
otnt Wells, Aug. a Arrived: D. U
field. Seattle. .
Taroma, Aug. Arrived: Alameda, Seat- I
tie. I
Taccma, Aug. 5. Arrived: Bark Elisabeth I
from Port Gamble, towing
Cordova. Seattle.
San raix-laoo. Aug. &. Arri
neat II. Meyers. U Angeles. 3 a. m.; Ad
not supposed to venture, because of
the deep water and swift current.
LARSON CHARGE LAID
THROUGH
PINE-CLAD
S
The Santa Fe for many miles
threads park-like forests at alti
tudes that make it the cool route
to the East.
Back-East Excursion
tickat are on sale August 10-11-17-18-24-25-31
mnd on certain slays daring; September. Begin
f jonr trip on one of the favored dates and affect
substantial saving in th cost of the) journey.
AGAINST
BAKER
MAN
MOUNTAIN
AFTER BLAZE AT MILL
Failure of Prisoner's Alibi
Makes Police Chief Hold
Suspect for Higher Court.
JL X. rraadaoo, Geaaraj Ageat.
X. W. He snow. Ttst. la. Ag.
Ua Third WU. PorUaad. Or.
noma Main 1874
) (7
Baker, Or., Aug. . Charged with
setting fire that destroyed several
lumber piles and for a time threat
ened destruction of the entire yards
and plant of Stoddard Bros. Lumber
company. Joh.i Aahbrook waa ar
rested by Chief of Police Jackson
Saturday, almost before the fire was
out. Ashbrook was seen by Jackson
entering the yard Just before the
fire, and coming out Just before the
alarm sounded. As he had been un
der suspicion ln a former fire there,
and waa a' discharged employe, Jack
son immediately went by auto to
Aahbrook's home, arrivfhg there first.
He charred Ashbrook with setting
the fire, but the latter denied he
had done mo, saying he waa prepar
ing for bed when he heard th whistle
and walked down that way to see th
f Ira When confronted with the fact
that he was seen entering and leav
ing th yards at a time when he
claimed to be at home, he refused to
talk further.
H waa kept ln th city Jail Sat
urday night svad will be turned over
to . th county authorities Monday.
Ashbrook 'claim h Is not- an L W.
who were first suspected of start
ing th fir.. . . ; , .- . .
Real Estate Transfers
Sheriff to Ilucb Clvitt, L. 1. 2. B. 11.
Colombia Hta $ 1,000
Blanche M. G arri son and bus. fo T. B.
Dean. L. 13. B. 2. Mt. Tabor Villa
Annex
Georre tfrkes and wf. to Mabel 8. Mills
ct al. L. IS. B. 0. Williams Add 2.300
Mary E. Bethune to Addle A. Day at
al. L. 10, B. 2. Cberlne Add. 800
V. Otustln et al to John Ii. Stevenson,
land lieg. st point ln N. E. comer of
B. M, sub. "C." in Carter's Add. to
Portland ,
John II. Stevenson and wf. to Osurgs
(iinatln. same aa above
Es tells N. Wood and boa. to William
Reldt. U 1, 2. 8, 4. B. 1, Maxwell... 10
George Peneger and wf. to Pacific Res
cue A Protective Society. L. 12. B. 4.
Market St. Add. 100
M. U. Montrezsa and wf. to John E.
Courtney, L. 7. 8, . 0, Rdendale 50
D. L Harden and wf. to Harden Pump
Kisjjrtaln Co.. Iar., L. 1, 2. B. 14, B.
8t. Johns
Walter A. Holt and wf. to J. D. Harlin.
L. S. and m L t, B .7, First Elec
tric Artd 10
Sarala Newberry to Albert F. Roberts
W. 40 ft. of L. 0. io, 11. 12. B. 6.
Hawthorne Ave. Add 900
J. B Parker to Rebecca L. Parker, L.
8. 6. B. 13. Stephens Add
Vlai-r Rrhwsrts to C. Our Wakefield.
L. 4. B. . Rldgemont I . .. 1,200
Arthor W. Peeper snd wf. to Mltanie
Hartle. easterly (j L 1, 2, B. 9S, A.
It. Miner's Add
Building Permits
C. K. Rosas' 1 and Cbsrlea Miller, rer-a tr 2
story frame store sad rooming boose, 33-310
Isvis uetweea Sth and 0th streets; T. A.
Pippy, builder; $18"0.
II. Kassebaam, erect frame garage, flf5 E.
12th St.. near Frederick St.; t. K. Wilson.
builder; $100.
M. O. Manly, erect l story Miiooara, e.
Broadway between L'nion and 3d St.; Foster a
Kleiser Co.. builders: MOO1.
Jnonh Baxter, erect 1 story frsme bill
board. Broadway between Istaod 2d; roster
A Kleiser Co.. builders; $80. S
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
THE BAKER Auction House, Masonic
Temple bldg xamniu ana vr. rr
sts. Sale at 10 a. m.
BHRAUEit In thia city. Aoguat 4, Leslie
James Shrader, Ute of 1088 Center street,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shrader,
brother of Earl and Grace Shrader and Mrs.
Edsard F Smith. Friends Invited to sttend
funeral services, which will be held st Hoi
man's funeral parlors. Tblrd snd Salmon
stn-et. at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow iTueadav).
August 7. . .
1HIEKMA.N In tnis city. Auguat 6. at lat
lou Home, John William Tblerman, age 70
years father of Wayne Tblerman of 1044 Bast
Harrison street. The funeral services will be
held Turttday. Auguat 7, at 2:'JO p. m.. at the
residence establlsbmeuto f J. P. f lnley A Son.
MoMgomiry st Fifth. Friends invited. in
trtrvDt st Riverview cemetery.
tX.NGLt"l'ON ln thW city. August 6, Cors
Congleton, age 51 years w-lfe of W. C. Con
gleton of Psuline. Or. The remains will be
forwarded this Mondsy evening by J. P. fln
ley a Son, to Prlneville. Or., where services
will be held and Interment made. Albany
(Or.) psT-ers please copy
IH NPHV At St. Paul. Mlun.. August l. airs.
Ssdle F. Dunpby, sge SH yesrs, mother of
Mrs Mabel A. Klein. Funeral will Uke place
from Dunning a McEntee s chapel. Tuesday,
August 7 st 10:30 s. m. Friends Invited. In-
trrment st Kiwrview v mererj.
MALLISTEil Att be fsmily residence. Wv
East Forty-sixth street north. August n,
Marie McAllister, beloved wife of William R.
McAllister. Items ins are st Holmsn's 1'uneral
Psrlors. Announcement of funeral later.
CARPENTERS
As we are now assured of sufficient
lumber for our requirements, carpen
ters are wanted at American Lke
cantonment, Tacoma. Wages $5, 8
hours, time and a half overtime. Meals
and lodging aoc per day. Transporta
tion paid from thia city. Apply Hurley-Mason
Co.. Worcester bulg.. Portland.
GIRL, for aeneral housework, amau
family; good wages. Main m.
iUXF WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 9
WHY RENT? THIS IS 3ETTER
u flUJix m UNTIL FAIL) -
6- l.Uii6,i,UWi koou iurnace,
Ullt-in buffet. tlrrlD. KnU..
Dutch kitchen, oak floors and beam
ceilings in living and dining rooms;
$50 down will let you move in at once.
The monthly payments include all in
terest. Price only $2750. This place
Is located in Mt. Tal.or and has a fine
view of the mountain. ' HIi K.MAN
WILSON. 46th and Su tirl v hiv.l Ifinn.
Tabor 6S68 C-2U1 (Hianch of J L.
HARTMAN CO.)
BETTER THAN RENT
7 ROOMS ftnSE DITV PiRt
$40 DOWN $40 MO. UNTIL PAID
ah large rooms, fine sun room, all
modern built-in effects: A.I fnrnara-
2 toilets; enclosed rear porch; monthly
payments includes all interest. Lot 50x
110 ft. Only 2 blks. to car ' Soe. thla
today. Price $3750. HICKMAN-WILSON.
45th and Sandv blvd. Tnhnr Aflftft
or C-2121. (Branch of J. L. HARTMAN
HOTEL and dinins-room, 17 rooms,
not. ana com water in each room, 6
STUDY bookkeeping, shorthand, teleg- miles from Portland; dandy location
raDhv. salesmanshiD. English
orancnea, at an accreaitea acnooi.
Write or Dhone Main 690 for cat
logue; graduates guaranteed positions,
BEHNK-E-WALKER BUSINESS
COLLEQB.
1 $ 7 4th st.. near Morrl son.
mwim &im&m mwmi
Est. 189$. 80 schools. Summer . at aa.
Pay while learning. 234 Burntde st
OREGON Barber College wants men
and women to learn barber trade;
paid while learning; position guaran
teed. :s8 Msnison.
MOHLER Barber school, men ana
women to learn barber trade free;
paid while learning. 88 N. Zd. cor. Couch
KAliA In this city, Auguat 0. st her late
residence. B30 Broadway drive. Lillian
Harnes Rada. age lit years. Notice of funeral
later. 1. P. Klnley a Son, directors.
FLORISTS
CI-ARKE BROS., Florists, 287 Morri
son st Main or a-ibuo. fine iiowers
and floral designs. No branch stoj-ew
MARTIN & FORBES CO., floriata, !
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged
SITUATIONS MALE
8
new uunuinf; nave roomers' to prac
tically fill Kept l. Kent $35 month,
1 month free. Mlllershln I'll ("hnm.
ber of Commerce.
SEVEN room modern, , $12; with gar
age, $15: near Jefferson hlrh schoo.
cor. Commercial and Blandena. Phone
wooQiawn IB 7.
6 ROOM modern house, 344 Grand ava.
North, near Broadwav. Inaulra !1
Albina ave East 2002.
4 ROOM modern bungalow with attic.
- diocks rr.m Woodstock car, 39th
it Tabor 5135.
MODERN 6 room house,. 193 McMillen
St.. 2 blocks south of the east end
Broadway bridge. Kast 6791.
274 MILL, cor. 4th, 6 room house.
urocery, cor. 3d.
$9, 8 ROOM houne,
side. Kast H226.
near carllne, east
BOY. 16. with wheel, honest and will
ing, wants employment room. Doara g ROOM house. 4 room flat. L'nion and
and small wages, sufficient to buy
clothes and attend Benson trade school.
Raymond Darnell. 1000 Olenn ave. No.
CANDY MAKER wants work. All
around retail man. Many years ex
perience. Best of references. A-934,
Journal.
Graham. East 2195.
SIX room bungalow, $10 month. East
6213, Sunday; Monday, Main 8529.
GOOD 6 room cottage.
Broadway.
$15. 445 &
$12.50 6 ROOM modern, large grounds.
WANT work of any kind; rough car- vn.csen ue. at,a i mon ave. n.
penter work, packing or unpacking, SIX room modern home, first class,
anything. Phono Tabor 5716. 993 E. Sth St.. north. Marshall 3061.
FURNITURE FOR SALE 32
HOUSES. FOR RENT
WANTED Position, bookkeeper, gen
eral office work, typist, railroad and
lumoer experience. J-45, Journal.
Will repair your watch no FURNIURE of 6-room bungalow com
plete lor sale, house lor rent. 5493
41st a'e. 4g. K.
Nti A
sV II UJI ty matter how badly broken.
REINGOLD S. Jewelers, 124 5th st.
PAINTING, paperhanglng and tinting.
good worn reasonable. TaDor 43t.
FURNISHED HOJLSKS
WANTED Garden work. Tabor 269S,
SITUATIONS FEMALE
13 3-ROOM,
16 6-ROOM.
18 7-ROOM.
Inquire at
344 Tillamook St.
SWISS FLORAL CO, 412 E. "lh ti
Store 23d and GUsan. aiain hps.
MAX M SMITH. Florist. 141H 6th at
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
gdwawrd UoisuaA W. J. Holms a
Prs. sVac
J. B. Werleln, Tress.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
Third Street, Con.-r of Salmo
A MODERN SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM
WITH PRIVATE KNTKANCa
LADY ASSISTANT
Pbooea Mala U7. A-1911
J, P, Fin ley & Son
Progressive Funeral Director.
Private I'rlve Women Attendant.
Montgomery at fifth.
Main .
Chambers-Kenworthy Co.-
Funeral directors and embalmers of
Piedmont. 1111 Kerby st. at Emerson.
Lady assistant. Phones Woodlawn
3306. C-1133.
SAWMILL MEN
TALLYMAN
PLANER FEEDER
LUMBER FILERS
MEN TO HANDLE SLABWOOD
APPLY 1117 YEON BLDG.
GIRL want work in store, office;
would Uke something that brother
and aiarter can do together, lap, bill.
LACE curtains, hand laundered; called
lor. Main 3S6b.
LADY wanta day work. Tabor 8407.
$11 NEATLY furnished -4 mom cot
tage, l block to car. Ken. 2ZU4.
FOR RENT Furnished house at 84 1
B. Flanders nt.. cor. 3 let.
WANT woman to sharo my cottage.
Woodlawn 2483.
DRESSMAKING
40
RELIABLE dressmaker will do plain
dressmaking ln .your home for $1.60
per day. o-47g, journal.
AI'ARTMENTS 13
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
The Cromwell
NURSES
60
Bth and Columbia ats.
Five mln. walk to Meter & Frank's
store; good surroundings, strictly mod.
Aa crnin aiNTTiRttTU B-iaHi. I 2 and 3 room fur. apartments, all out-
lna- in maternity cases, we are side, with French doors and balconies.
niiinmd with tha latest aDDaratus for AlTKACiivi. kaiw
SPECIAL DELIVERY and wagon boys.
Must be 16 years or over. Good ref
erences reaulred. Apply suTJerlntend-
ent's office 4 to 10 a. m., Olds, Wort-
man & King.
P.LU
Undertaker. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. ."I. B-lsa3. Lady assistant.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 5267. 6802 92d St.. L-.nts. Tabor
B895. 66th fit, ana roster roao. Aneta
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers. 414 K.
Alder st. Phone iast n, a-oizo.
X. tLnfnn UliderUiters
UUIIIIIIIt; 06 IVIOLIIICC Modernlu
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 4S0. A-4658 Lady assistant
Eaat 54. Lady Assistant. C-8166.
WILSON si ROSS.
Funeral Directors. Ino.
Multnomah at Seventh at.
WANTED 4 young men. over 16 with
or without bicycles, $50 to $76 per
month, steady work, bicycle expenses
paid; chance for advancement.
L. MOLLENHOUR. 263 Oak st
WANTED 2 Japanese with gaaoline
dragsaw to cut cord wood, close to
city. Inquire Jefferson Grocery, 16th
WANTED Man for
and light alteration.
of profits and free room. Steady work.
J. A. conie.y. totiaon, or.
cleaning, pressing
n. Will give half
WANTED Colored young man to do
porter work and wear uniform around
store. Apply A. H. Dellar, 320 Waan
inrton st.
STENOGRAPHER for position at
Bend, Or, $100 to start; chance for
advancement. Call for A. D. Boyd.
Call today. Ramapo hotel.
WANTED A boy about 18 years with
mechanical ability to learn trade. F
442, Journal.
giving nicrous-oxlde gas in obstetrics,
better and safer than twilight sleep.
SDecial rates. Information, call or
phone E. 6087. B-2632. $68 Haw
thorne ave.. at 28th.
PERM A.N ENT OR TRANSIENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
PENROSE APARTMENTS
Grand ave.. bet. Morrison and Bel
mont; new '2 and 3 rooms, completely
fur.: solid brick, blda.: white enamel
and mhaoKany iinlsli, walking distance.
THE NEW .NOB HILL., bilca ouuuuig,
SINGLE furnished rooms, suitable for 6 floors, all mod. conveniences, ta j
H K. rooms or sleeping rooms. Will 3 ro "' uitea; lev iui nisi.ed. Lawn,
rent very cheaD to persona who are I shade, flowers. Glisan st.. near .id U
not ln during the day. Rooms ln good COMPLETELY furnished i room
condition; ln an excellent building. 647 I apartment, $2u month. incluu.n;f
Yamhill st. lights: easy walking distance. llcL-
By Week
By Montn KNAP APARTMLin i S. 17 17th ricr
111
12.00 Vjo. a imm lairausa u iuu. ss.oo ltd. A"Jii
Strictly modern. Under new manag'nt FLORENCE ArARTMENTb. 38 ll'.u
12th and Stark sts. Broadway 8822. St., 3 and 4 -room lurmsiied apart-
SAN MARCO HOTEL. MODERN RMS.. We"iIa0,lVn-otl!'rlW,UH,'.r
R1TH8 PHONKS 120(1 AND irr distance. clet-ping porches. Roif
TRANSIENTS 60c UP. 422J4 WAHH garuen.
HOTEL OCKLEY. Morrison at 10th. MfVf., .? C -, ,? , ,1 lo u
T iTl-a Ron Hv nr. weelclw 18 tin JeftefBOU. Nicely lUIIl.SiluU J-IOO.U
p, ;nlnr water Free nhones ind 1 hatK. apartments, also sungi -rooms.
I'll o ae
ROOMS and apartments in modern
hotel. $1.75 week and up. 465 Alder.
Main 6436.
MK1NLEY APARTMENTS
Mnrlwrn A r.iuin alb Lr mo. ulld UDI
$1.50 WEEK up. clean, warm modern nrlvaia phone and bain, wuiKuix dia-
mm . 4. 1 rrt T F J m 9 f T . S I . -f I . . . .
rur, rms., cenirau. x ne rviiiK. oug jet. tance. rJ. ith utid iHori ijjon. r.aat oiv.
TEAMSTER wanted, steady work, 8
hours per day. Call Tabor 5549 or
Tabor 6364.
Ironworkers.
I 107 N. 2d st.
City Iron Works,
PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J.
OroskoDf. funeral- director. Wood In.
4140. C-U65. Killlngsworth and Kerby.
MILLER TRACEY, Independent Fu
neral Dltectora. xricea low as -v
40. ISO. Wash at Klla. M. 291. A-78S
A. R. Zeller r.o.Virfc'ioXl!
OICVACX' Undertaking Co Main 41 oz.
oKt W A-2321 Cor. 3d and Clay.
SINGER wanted at Oaks dance pavil
ion. Apply floor manager.
WANTED General office man. Phone
Broadway 474.
SHINGLER wanted. Call Sell. 3069.
reeze & Snook W.S iUh-
HAMILTON nerile
Glis&u ml. Fu-
rv. Tabor 4314.
T Byrnes, new residence establ'U
tOl' Wllllnms ave Wdln 2. C-1943.
MAUSOLEUMS
Riverview Abbey
Mausoleum
g r4.neV Wit Plies Weetetwas- lat
alOM-AIK.NTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., J64-J44
4th st. odd. city naiL Main .
Phlllo .Neo 4V Bona for memorials.
HKLP WANTED ajJgC. 4
J1"LEABN " EX PER T " ACCO UNTING
BECOME A
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT
GREAT DEMAND HIGH PAY
LOW COST VERY EASY TERMS
WHTHELP TO
SECURE POSITIONS
WRITE FOR FREE INFORMATION
MANAGER, P. O. BOX 118, CITY.
THE HAZEL Furnished rooms, steam THE LEUNCE J und 4 room lur
heat. running water. 885 8d st. I niaheU apartments, private oath and
Gentlemen only, splendid rms., bath, phone; re..t very reasonable. xo x
phone, hot water, nr. wash. 33 N.i7th ia.
FURNISHED ROOMS
TMXVATB PAhUXT
70
all conveniences. 687 Davis St., 1
block north of Washington. Mar. 3708.
CARMELITA AI'To., 13th and Jeffer-
aon sis. 4 room apt., lurmsiiea wen.
and b louaiB uniu. ninuu; uiga cans
house. ; .
TWO and 3 room apartments nicely
furnisneJ, laige ya.rU; rent reason
able. iij Vista, aveuue. woouiuwn
1339. .
CLLAN, furnished modern apla. al
' The Luxor. steam JieaL, puvavie
baths. closets, btiouca. Main aiva.
ROOM and board for business girls, I inth and Clay sts. ; ,
modern conveniences, walking flis- ,.... Nl(KKMiiLU z7o Broadway S.
tance. $3.60 week. 12 E. 7th St. E. 4732. ' , 4 luum rur. and uutur. aula.
NICE clean furnished rooms. 474 Yam
hill St., cor. 14th.
ROOMS AND BOARD
15!
ROOM and board wanted m a nice, walkmn distance, at very i euaoiiatii
respectable Jewlch family, strictly rent; best ot service, joaainous.
NUMBER young woman and men
wanted to prepare for telegraph
service to help fill vacancies caused
by unusual drafting men for war. Po
sitions guaranteed. Call or write. Tele
graph Dept.. room 506, Panama blag.
private, clooe in. Call Main 884.
THE MANITOU. 261 13th. Homelike,
steam heat; good board reaa. M. 2fi70
ROOMS AND BOARD
niYAIl rAMXX.T
ra
NIGHT CLASS STARTING
Adcox Auto School, reduced rates to
first five students; call today.
388 Burnslde st.
NEATLY furnished room with or
without board. 627 E. Burnslde st.
East, 324.
NICELY furnished rooms, private fam
ily, board, reasonable. 482 y Mill at.
Phone Marshall 2515.
LARGE front room, with breakfast,
home privileges, use of piano. East
3879.
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL
462 HAWTHORNE AVE. ORE
GON'S OLDEST. BEST EQUIPPED
AND MOST PRACTICAL SCHOOL.
BLAESING GRANITE Q
U 267-3RD. ST. AT MAPI SON
I HlNaDALfcb COMMERCIAL ttchooL
uroaaway- x amain uiug. xveaucea
prices for the summer. Positions secured.
LOST AND FOUND
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
MISS DECKER S PRIVATE ' BVBt
NESS COLT.KOK. AL18KY BLDG.
21
100 REWARD for Information lead-ins-
to the finding of A. J. Bateman.
wandered away August 1. Aged 4J,
w rht 12b itounda. fielant e leet. soar
bulkl. smooth shaven lace; dressed in i OLD gold. Jewelry bought. 1218 Yeon
dark gray suit, light gray hat with bldg.
dark band, biaca snoes moaerateiy
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $.
up Taylo." tne Tailor. ?IH fturnslda
high, bright colored tie. stiff whitoe
hirt and white collar. Apply to Jdoua-
in View Sanitarium.
LOST Sunday. Aug. S, at Eagle Creek
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
EXPERIENCED saleswomen for veil
ing and ribbon departments; must
BUSINESS CARDS
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty; hnttons.
pins, oharms. jaesrer proa.. -
yM -Statistics,
mrti$cs,Blrtbs. Dzaibs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ftiilin Hehaefer. 23. 7S1 E. 14th at.
Lsmna Reaper. 20, 7S3 B. Wtb N.
Morris liaise 7 Junes. 23. 0o Myrtle st
Clara Hlrsehbergsr. 730 rttoe Eoad.
Platne R. UoLea, legal. 34 E. 37 ts, Ueraldlne
Hall. legmL 604 Elliet ave.
VlUUm rrankUa SmJU.. h-gal. 228 K. 76th
-."Ethel Haway. legal. 22 .78th st, N.
W. D. CUd. legal. 70S E. Satooo st.. Oraee
B. rorbes. legal. 1029 E. Marrlson. .
WUUsm C sftlleral; 22J Irrtar st,
Mar J. Moraa. legs!. Ml it. 834 st.
.KJ; it iickiRiis. XI. gMttla. Wash..
Marasret McFarlaad. legal, 6000 40U ave. S. E.
Clare) Batty. 2x. Pearoae spta Oertntde
VL or on t?ail.' ValTIt con Irr?: ' comS well recommended.. Apply super-
ing three one dollar bills, receipts, etc.; InterKient sorrice. to x a. m.. oiaa.
name printed inside; also an English . Wortman ft aing.
briar, straight-stem pipe, silver frater- i .
nity letters inlaid in bowl; reward. K. HELP wanted 2d and Columbia
V. Smith. Marshall. 631. 802 Lewis ! Union Laundry Co. ,
bldg.
ROOM and board, aentlemen preferred:
modern conveniences, walking dis
tance. 511 Morrison. Main an.
ROOM and board, suitable for two.
close in. Mar. 4Z. tii croaaway
WILL care for little girl. Good home.
near school, labor ason.
WANT children to board; good home,
Tabor 4937.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 8
TVMXXSXEB AJTP TJjrTJ;g3a)
NICE furnished housekeeping rooms,
phone, llgnts, oaio nu wsier iree.
One week's rent free with on- month's
rent in advance. 68 N. 21st et.
NEWLY furnished housekeeping
rooms, close ln, $2.50 and up. 2
Grand ave- cor. Ankeny,
175 12TH Single rooms, complete for
housekeeping. All conveniences. Use
of piano.
$ NICE light h k. rooms, furnished.
private bath and toilet, large bunga
low borch. $12 month. Tabor 865.
NICELY furnished H. K. rooms. $2 and
$$ week. Walking distance. 95 &
N 13th at Bdwy. 3068.
L6sf k. T. T. fraternity pin.' bearing- FIRST claas maker and trimmer. Reg--i.i.t
rv u t t?;i 1... - 1 itr with ua immediately. t itv
Plttaburg. Kindly call R. W. Piper, and country positions. Muller & Raa ! Qg- AptS. UekVo0! r'sT
Btl 4 3 5 - ) - I
LOST Aug. 2.. $10 reward for blue PSPBERRY pliers wanted to pick r U J.g,,KVfWn imnvw
serge coat, made by Norgord & Co.; lost n shares or will sell cheap if you ( HQ USg' . j ?
between Hlllaboro and Timber Dahl Lic then1 your8elf' cI to Portland. rvttMiaMXB AMO VXTVMMISXBB
IT, TTS KU are. A. JC- ,
a. vis A Ar mt Tn-i- -k- Tabor 820
LOST1 Sunday, checki amount $40 Id' WANTED, live girl to work In ba'.I
payable to H. Rlebe. working No: 456 i Kme conce-slon at Riverview Para.
payment at bank stopped; reward. Call j Take Oregon tuy u.
Main D3J.
L08T. on NehrJem road between Aj
torla and Portland, black bag and
contents. Return to 98 E. 11th st. N.
and receive reward. Phone Wdln. $1:.
LOST Sunday evening, on Milwau
kle SC. suitbox containing wnito
dreaa. etc. Finder pleas phona Sell
wood 1087.' '
FOUND purse. Owner can have it by
- J paying for this ad. 221 West Pmrk.
X-l OPERATOR on pants. Chaa. Coo
pey aV Son., civil and military tailors.
604 rtoyai wag.
1sUTAT22 7A1HXT
i .i,n-i - .
2 FURNISHED H. K. rooms ln pri
vate family. 294 Eugene st. Phone
Eatv 2615. ;
FIRST-CLASS helpers and finishers on
coats. Chaa. Cooper at Son. civil and
military tailors. 604 Royal bldg.
WANTED Makers and trimmera.
Some good' city positions. Apply
Lowengart at co.
LADIES take work home, spare time,
$1 dos. store 33) wasn sc
THREE furnished Ii. K. rooms near
Broadway bridge. 449 Ross St.,
East 398.
KEAT 2 rooms, close In, housekeeping,
also sleeping rooms; phone, bath;
ad ults. 21 N. 11th st. -
furnished rooms for rent.
NICELY .
References.
$94 Columbia st.
SINGLE housekeeping rooms with
, cooking gaa, cheap 42 Main.
GLENN APT.. 984 Hawlhutne ave-
have snm.il lur. auu uiuur upia. iwr
rent, labor bioo L
ELEGANT 5 room apartment with
leeping porcli ana lii mousrn cua
venience. Mai snail 1 i
3-4-5 ROOM FLR1S1SHED Al'TS., '
THE XJtLK.!HLHJHV.
108 16th at., near Taylor. Marsh, lzs.
MAGNOLIA Ai'la.. L. ad and tfeiuiout.
Modern 1 ana i loom upts.. ii.ou per
week up; sice ping rem in a. East 212.
HifcLOP HALL K. ttih and Hawthorne.
Modern l, i aim i room apis- fis.av
up. walking diatance. Jivst
THE WtatrAU 41 U bth St., A room
furnished apartments, mouern, brick
bu UdlnK. waiiiiiig diatance, I ID. 60.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
New YoraApts.. hi. un mid iieimont.
Fur. 2 and 3 rooms, reasonable. an.
11AHK1jON cboui, win auu iismsuu.
lurnilied i and 3 room aila.. $ls
montn and up.
4 ROOMS, quiet, elcant large par
lors, sleeping porcn, fiu; residentiat
384 College, cor, vvc hi rara.
PENINSULA APTo. C-112. Concrete
bldg.; 2 and & looms; hot and cold
water. Paths, yhotic. imm neat, 1 up
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ROSaS-'RlEND APIS., cor. Ll way and
Jefferson. Elegant uniur. i-pts.. beat
service. WalKinx dls. Marshall 1410.
beda. pbu-ts. lights. 4ii up. U way
6066.
UKANU UAa Aria., corner a. OsvK
and Graud ave.. strictly modern, 2-1
room apis. Fust class cervice. E. 3208.
IOKOMIS, 6b.i MarsnaU Mouern 3
room furnished, pnute bain, drasa-
Ing room and pnone, ua to fs-ow.
JULIANA Af is.. 46 l runty place,
rm. furn.. Hunt, beaulilul view; also
2 and 4 rms.. reasonble Mar. 983.
THE A Leo. E. Couch and Union ava.
Nicely furmsnea i room apts- strict
ly modern, reasonable l.as t 3403.
ROSENFELD (brick;. 14to and
Stark, a rooms. n, v, m.u, o.
AMERICAN and Marlborough, mod. 4.
6, s r. apts. Mar, . a-zi.
EVELYN APIS.. 6i . N. - 21st St.. t
room fum. apt.; low rent. Mar. 1823.
BANNER APTS., 49 Clay, modern 2
room rurnisneo. m up. aiar. ams.
GRACE API S;. 24in .nd Northrun I-
room. partly iur. apt, saarsnan xvi.
THE ALAMO, 494 Maraet 8 room un
fur.. mod., brick. 812-$ 14. Main 26a.
HaDDON HALL. 414 lllh St.. 3 and
4 room apts., reasonani. Mar, lies. '
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