THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1917.
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LACK OF BIDS FOR
IENT ROAD
TO
EN
WORK
SURPRISE
NUNN
State Highway Engineer Is
Seeking Light From Head
- of Manufacturing Firm.
RISE IN PRICE IS NOTICED
Coacrrte Kern to Urged to Oo After
Contracts oa Sfext Bates
of Part&C.
. Salem. Or.. Aug. 14. In all tho high
way paving Jobs lot by the state high
way commission thia year, why have
there been no bidders for cement con
crete pavements?
This Is the question asked by Herb
ert Nunn, state highway engineer, of
the directors of the Oregon Portland
cement company. Nearly ail the Jobs
have been awarded for bltullthlc
"This office has been somewhat sur
prised at the Tact that we have not
received any Lids for cement concrete
pavement this year, with the exception
of two bids on the one mile of work at
Sheridan," says Mr. Nunn. In his letter
to the cement company directors.
Cemaat Price Up
"As all of the pavements which have
been awarded this year have been let
. to the lowest bidder, regardless of type,
we are at a loss to understand tnis.
and especially on account of the fact
that ther is come alight criticism by
the -public because we do not award
contracts for concrete.
"At least one contractor has reported
to roe that th rcanon he did not bid
on concrete was because of the fact
that the day before contracla were
awarded on the Sheridan Job, cement I
pncea were raised .0 cents per Darrei. .
The state highway engineer's letter
to the directors of the cement company
was prompted by an Inquiry from J. E.
Moore, assistant sales manager of the
company, who referred to the TllLa
' mooK-CloverdaU road and said the
highway commission did not give some
of the contractors time to look over
the road before the date for opening
hlcfs.
Time Given, "eply
"All contra ts let thia year have
been advertised a full two weeks or
longer, with the exception of a con
tract for five miles of pavement let In
Tillamook
present m
the state highway commission did not
receive a request for this pavement
until July 30. and with the request that
this work be awarded at the next meet
ing of the commission. It was impossi
ble for us to advertise for a longer
period of time.
. . "As soon a thia contract was ad
vertised, all of the contractors who
have been bidding on work this year
were notified by mail, and aa this ad
Ycrtfaemant has been running In the
Tillamook: papers and In the Daily Record-Abstract,
there does not seem to
be any reasonable excuse for our not
receiving any bids on cement con
crete. Etate Highway Engineer Nunn ssys
that In discussing these matters with
J. 11 Moore, he stated that "ha would
endeavor to have some contractors bid
on concrete pavement at the next let
ting, but that he was very much afraid
it would be Impossible for them to fur
nish the cement on account of the
large demand at the present time."
Government Sees
Way to Get Steel
Folic y of CommssdMrlxf Vlast We
to Be rut Is to Xffect. It Zs Declared!
Ventral Or Oar Sfot to Bo Troubled.
Washington, Aug:. 14. (L N. 8.)
Steel will not b commandeered by the
United States. OfflclaJs Monday stated
this will not be necessary.
If the steel Interests decline to make
their prices to tho entente tho same aa
these fixed by the federal trade com
miaalon to the federal government, the
war Industries board of the council
of national defense simply will buy
all steel needed and will resell to the
entente at cost figures. Neutral or
ders will not bo touched or Interfered
with so far aa the United States is
concerned.
Threats of the steel interests to op
pose commandeering do not interest
the board. Its position Is thst taking
over the plants will not be necessary.
FOREST FIRE LOSS
CAMPS
LOGGING
EXCEDS $100,000
Willamette Valley Lumber
Co. Suffers Damage; Other
Camps Are Now in Danger
'PITOHEES ABE
SHOWING CLASS
IN STICK WOKK
Eighteen Major Leaguers Bat
ting Better Than ,250
10 in National Circuit.
Salem. Or, Aug. IS. Damage cajsed
New York. Aug. 14. (U. P.) Pitch
ers who not only are willing; to hit. but
who can take a crack at a baseball with
some of the best hitters, are becoming
more frequent in the major leagues.
Time was a short time ago when
BEAR KILLED WHILE
IN ACT OF CARRYING
AWAY LIVE SHEEP
Bruin Was Walking on His
Hind Legs When Encoun
tered; Rattlesnake Slain,
by the forest fire which has wiped out pitchers carried a bat to the plate
the camp cf the Wlllamet'te Valley merely because It was done and a time
, . . n.-rw R.,cr at bat had to be there
Lumber company near P-.ack Roc. t urter- , the
Polk county, has , already exceeded Am,rlfWn ,ea(rue who are batting .250
$100,000. according to estimates made or better, and in the National league
here by officials of the Spaulding there are 10.
lagging company, whose timber hold-
YOUTH IS SLAIN BY
A MYSTERIOUS SHOT
FIRED IN THE WOODS
Edward Johnston of Alle
gheny District, Oregon,
Dies From the Wounds.
ings and lumber carr.ps are now being
threatened by the same fire.
The fire Monday wiped out the
Balderree camp of the Willamette
Lumber company. In the camp were
.i. inniiv rnrlnci and a large road
scraper besides the regular camp out- club.
fit. Three railroad treaties were Larry Cheiwy of the Dodgers is a
h,irnr.A good hitter. Dick Rudolph of the
P.abe Ruth of the Red Sox Is the
best sticker of the pitchers In either
league, but Dutch Reuther of Cincin
nati. Walter Johnson, Reb Russell and
Ray Caldwell are considered excellent
batsmen. Any one of them is likely to
be called on to do pinch-hitting for his
families of the company's
Braves never shirks a time at bat, and
Pendleton. Or. Aug. 14. A big
black bear, walking on his hind legs
and carrying off a live sheep was
encountered last week high In the
mountains above Meacham. by Tom
Gurdane, former chief of police anl
now foreman for Smyth brothers, and
two herders.
The animal, and two otner full
grown bears, were killed. The largest
weighed over 400 pounds and had
tusks like a lion. Gurdane's men
also killed a rattlesnake four and ft
half feet long and thick as a man's
arm. The snake had 20 rattles. ThJ
rattles and the tueks from the bear
wer brought to Pendleton.
" w J .u 1 uceessful applicants i
t county on the seventh of the , offlrfrs. rerV8 camp
lonth.- says Mr. Nunn. As ' former c, aM(
Cooa Ray Ls Busy
8ml em. Aug. 14. Industry ls hum
ming In the Coos Bay country, says
Frank J. Miller, chairman of the pub
lic service commission, who returned
Sunday from spending several days
In that section of the state. From two
to three million feet of lumber Is be
ing shipped from the bay each week.
be says, while shipbuilding is rushing
Two vessels have been completed and
launched, three are now on the ways
and four new ways axe being built.
lis learned also that 100,000 feet of
spruce timber for aeroplane stock ls
being cut in that district every day.
Major Receive Commission
Pendleton. Or., Aug. 14. As a re
sult of the war there will be a Chang
in Pendleton's officialdom durins
next week. Mayor James A. Best haj
received his commission as first lieu
tenant Chairman John Vaughan ot
the council will succeed him. City
Attorney Alger Fee was smong the
successful applicants to the second
Charles il
ly attorney, win act
employes' -ere caugn7 ,n7he firi .one h. h a team-mate of the earns sort
and had to be taken to Black Rock oa In George Tyler. Sherrod Smith of the
flat cars Dodgers would rather win a game with
A large crew of men. including em-1 a hit than by a stellar pitching per-
l nlovea sent from the Salem mill of rormance. urover Aiexanaer is con-
the Spaulding Logging comupany. are sldered a dangerous batsman. Nearly
fighting to keep the fire away from all the Yankee pitchers are rood hlt-
the Spaulding camp near Black Rock. ters. George Mogridge and Ray Cald-
State Kortster Elliott received word well perhaps are the best, but Al Rus
that Saturday membera of Company L, Beii has outhlt both of them this year,
who weie visiting relatives at Dallas, Claude Hendrix of U8 Cuba is respect
were pressed into service to fight the by pitchers as a hard, long hitter
flames. ' one who is Just aa likely to knock a
Another bad fire in Polk county has Hhli nm of the lot aa not. Mel
been burning for several weeks In the yolfran 0e the White Sox, although
holdings of tho Sheridan Lumber com- -n,a. ha plenty of courage at bat and
makes his hits.
Jack Coombs' hitting ls an asset add
ed to his pitching ability Clarence
Marshfleld, Or.. Aug. 14. Edward
Johnston, son of Mrs. .J. R. Johnston,
of the Allegheny district, was. almost
instantly killed Sunday by a myster
ious shot, while in the woods a mile
from his . home. August Carlson, a
brother-in-law of the dead man. who
was in the neighborhood, heard the
shot. He hurried to the spot only in
time to see the youth, who is but IS,
expire.
At the inquest held by Coroner
Fred Wilson, nothing developed that
would throw any light on tne mystery.
To Locate Belgian Families
Marshfleld, Or., Aug. 14. James
Slevtn arranged with the people of
Cooa Bay to arrange for Immigration
of 60 Belgian families, after himself
providing; lands for 4 0 families on
property on South Coos river, to be
bought from tl Simpson estate. Mr.
Slevln addressed the Marshfleld Cham
ber of Commerce and said he believed
100 families would be all that could
well bo placed here.
pany.
The state forester received a report
of a new fire, which started Sunday in
?BV.. . uS"".rr. 'JiZi Mitchell of the Reds not only can pitch
all Sunday night fghVng Tn. flam..: good game, but he can outfield or
and a fresh crew of 20 men took up PlF first nd tm hl ulr
the fight Monday morning
Fires are burning in other counties,
safe onea.
There are plenty of others jrhaps
for him.
Certify to 21 Men
Pendleton. Or, Aug. 14. The Uma
tilla county exemption board certi
fied 21 men to the district board at
I .a Grande. Theae men passed physic
ally and did not claim exemption.
Lawrence Collins of this city was
exempted for physical disability today.
bave to work
Downtown Bars in
Kansas City Closed L. 777-7
J Iriersol and Others
according to reports received by the more of the hitting kind of pitchers
state forester. More than 50 men are tnan tne game ever anew otiure.
fighting flrea In Jackaon county. Two "
Close Matches Are
Played in Tourney
The playing of Junior girls fea
tured Monday's Play in the Laurel
hurst club intraclure tennis tourna
ment. Miss Nadlne Bohlander. Miss
Dorothy LaRoche and Leonora Stone
each won hard fought three set
matches.
In the men's singles. S. B. Cooke and
H. V. Cate each advanced another
round by defeating their opponents In
or three firea are burning In Josephine
county. There are several fires In
Columbia county, two In Yamhill
county and two or three In Washing
ton county.
Bomb Endangers
Ogden Water Supply
Salt Lake City, Utah. Aug. 14. (I.
N. S.) What la believed by govern
ment officials to be a dehterate at
tempt on the part of German agents
to destroy the water aupply cf Ogden love sets.
was disclosed late last night, when The results:
Louis Cunningham, a watchman, dls- Junior boys' singles Stout beat
covered a bomb within a few feet of Tamleaie, 6-3, 6-4; Paul 8teffen beat
the wall of the reservoir from which Harold Clarke, 6-1, 6-3.
comes the supply of water for the Junior girls' singles Miss Marlon
city. The bomb contained enough ex- Gloyd beat Miss Christine Forbes, 6-0,
plosive power to destroy completely 6-1; Miss Nadlne Bohlander beat Miss
a larg section of the main reservoir. Dorothy Bush. 6-3, 2-6. 6-3; Miss Ma
A kink In the fuse ls said to be all rlon Weiss beat Miss Hazel Cole, 6-1,
that saved the city's water supply 6-1; Miss Dorothy LaRoche beat Miss
Government officials are following up Dorothy Donlon. J-7, 2-6, 6-S; Miss
the meager clews with witch they ; Leonora Stone beat Miss Edna May
Boise Man Seeks Tips
Salem, Aug. 14. C. O. Broxon of
Boise, insurance manager for the re
cently enacted Idaho workmen's com-
. pensatlon law. la visiting the Oregon
Industrial accident commission, get
ting a line on the operation of the com
pensation in this state. Mr. Broxon
was appointed to his position by Gov
ernor Alexander, for whom he was pri
vate secretary for several year. He
also was editor of the Boise Capital
News.
Hospitals Nt Included
Salem, Aug. 14. In an opinion given
to Mrs. Millie -R. Trumbull, aaslstant
secretary of the Industrial welfare
commission. Attorney General Brown
holds that the' commission's ruling re
lating to public establishments does
Dot apply to hospitals.
Warehouse License Popular
Salem. Aug. 14. Two hundred and
Ignty-three warehouses have applied
to the public service commission for
licenses under the new grain inspec
tion law.
Boom Franchise Wanted
Salem, Auc. 14". The Gardiner Boom
company has applied to the public ser
vice commission for a log boom fran
chise on Mill and Camp creeks in
Douglas county.
Kansas City. Mo , Auc 14 (I. N. 8.)
More than 100 salocns. Including
bars in the hotels Muehlebach and Bal
timore, and all cafes and cabarets In
the downtown section of Kansas City
were closed Monday, following the es
tablishment of one half mile rones
aboutrnllltary encampments within the
city by federal authorities. Six auch
(ones were established within the city
In which liquor cannot be sold without
violation of the president's proclama
tion. Warranta are being served on
ihoFe who did not voluntarily close.
Troops boused In the convention ha'l
established the zone which Included
tho downtown section of the city.
Husband's Aim Poor,
Wife's Life Is Saved
San Francisco. Aug. 14. (U. P.)
Isaac Jaker, formerly an insurance
man, fired three shots at his
wife when he met her on the street.
One shot grazed Mrs. Jaker's shoul
der. Jaker waa arrested on a charge of
assault with Intent to commit murder.
The couple had quarrelled
Are Refused Bail
Springfield. Mo.. Aug. 14. Recon
sidering his decision reached Satur
day night to admit Claude J. Plersol,
Taylor Adams and Cletus Adams,
charged with the kidnaping and mur
dering of Baby Lloyd Keet, to ball on
bonds of J40.OO0 each Ira L. Edmonds,
circuit clerk of Webster county, to
day announced he will deny the ap
plication of the attorneys for the pris
oners. All the prisoners are In Jail at
Marshfleld, awaiting trial there In
September.
. Financiers Not Sent
To Mexico by U. S.
Mexico City Aug. 14. (I. N. s.)
"- Socialist deputies today interpellated
! ' the rovernroent as to whethet Aroert
: can financiers, Kemmerer and Chan
" dler. had been aent here by tne United
x : States government to take places on
the committee that ls to study the
economic situation.
. Former Financial Minister Luis Ca
. "brera replied In the negative, saying
- tho men cams without official charac
V - ter and were selected because of their
' - , knowledge of finance.
Former Premiers Are
Targets for Charges
Paris (By Agence-Radlo "to the
I. N. S.) Auff. 14. Dispatches from
Athens state that as a result of rev
elations made by the former Greek
minister of finance regarding loans
contracted In Germany by Premiers
SKouioais. uounaris ana i-ambros. a
group of Greek deputies has demanded
that he former prime minister be tried
for treason.
Russian Army Soon-
To Resume Fighting
Paris. (By Agervce Radio to the I.
N". S.) Aug. 14. General Kornlloff,
commander In chief of Russia's south
western armies, telegraphs to General
Foch:
"I am convinced that after the re
turn of firm discipline the Russian
army will shortly lend full support to
the allies' efforts to attain the com
mon end."
Armstrong Begins
Search for Sister
Havana. Aug. 14. (U P.) Burl
Armstrong, brother of Ruth Arm
strong, former school teacher In
Youngstown, Ohio, and Los Angeles,
who has been missing here for sev
eral weeks, took up the search for his
sister today.
Armstrong arrived here, after hav
ing been advised that search by an
agent of the state department had
failed to reveal any clue to the where
abouts of his sister.
Potter. 9-7, 2-6. 6-3.
Men's singles S. B. Cooke beat H.
M Dlckerson, 6-0, 6-0; H. V. Cate beat
R. W. Williams. 6-0, 6-0.
Mixed doubles Miss Marlon Weiss
and C. C. Harrison beat Miss Ethel
Handy and David Leedom, 6-2, 6-0;
Miss Mildred Wilson and Paul Steffen
beat Miss Edna May Potter and Ed
ward Stout. 6-0, 6-1.
Men's doubles Montgomery and
Stout beat Burrell and Tamleaie, 6-0
6-1.
Today's schedule:
2 p. m. Miss Daphne Henderson
versus Miss Mildred Terry, Paul Stef
fen vs. Edward Stout.
3 p. m Miss Henderson and Bush
versus Misses Agnes McBrlde and Mil
dred Wilson.
4 p. m. S. B. Cooks versus M. C,
Frohman.
6 p. m. E. B. Thompson and M. A
Zollinger versus Richard English an J
Robert Barnes; Harrison and Stein
metx versus Dlckerson and Baldwin;
Steinmetl versus Lee Melster
6 p. m. Miss Agnes JUAcB' Je and
; Phil Near versus Miss fnes Fairchlld
and Harold West; Miss Henderson and
Burrell versus Miss Donlon and Mont
gomery; Miss Agnes McBrlde versus
Miss Miriam Sinclair; Harry Wester-
man versus fhll iseer.
Pathfinder Car Delayed
North Bond, Or.. Aug. 14. Parts of
the Pathfinder car, delayed here by a
breakdown since Saturday, arrived
and were 'put in place for an early
start Tuesday morning. The car
should be in Gold Beach for luncheon
today.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
. Cow tinned)
73
CLA N TON At tfee residence. SI 4 West Jobs
street. M. Johns, or., Angust 14, Levi
Clsnton. sge 84 Tear, beloved buband of Mrs.
T. F. risntoa. father of Miss banu T. Clan
ton of St. Jofana. B. E. Claotno of Bonneville,
Urs. Lenora Locgmtre of Tbe Dalles. Mrs.
Nellie Derapsey of Seattle. Dr. Lee OUnton
of Hoekford. Wash., graadfstlier of George
Klaus or St. J "fan. Remains will be for
warded tomorrow (Wednesday) morning bj
Miller tk Trmeer to CenterrlUe, Wasb.. where
Interment will tte plsre,
ACKER la this citj. August 11. Jobn Arker.
sired 34 years, beloved son of Mrs. William
Gille. Laxbsod of Marie Acker, father of
Gladys Irene Acker, brother of Mrs. Anna
Laurie of Oregon City: Carl Gllle of Tsenma.
Wsi.; Will, Pearl and Berth. Gllle of Port
land. Funeral services will be beld at his late
reslriesre. 4U29 ftixty-fiiKt street, southeast, at
lO a. m.. tomorrow t Wednesday I . Angmt IS.
Interment Mountain View cemetery. Oreon
City. Arrangement In care of Miller A- Tracvy.
I'hlEWtu.v At Unnton. or.. Auc.
K. Petenwm, aged M) years. The faneral
err Ices will be held Wednesday. Aug. 15, at
2:30 p. m., at the residence establishment of
1 P. riniey Son. Montgomery at Stb.
KYIends invited. Interment at Rose City cemetery.
AXHCRAJT Norman B. Aahcraft, St. Vin
cent's hospital, Ang. 11, 10 montna, maraa-
mu.
RLDEB.V HUda Maria Rndeen, 1904 Wale
borg, Aug. 11, 442 years, valvular beert dls-
8C RITRMEIR Martoo Srrltsmelr. Willamette
Moorage, Aug. 8, 22 years, accidental
drowning.
THOMAS Oarrr Tbomaa. Good Samaritan hos
pital. Aug. S, 41 yeara, hemorrhage, auto
aoident.
VlERKCK Louth Viereck. Good Samaritaaa
twwpltal Aug. 10. hemorrhajte.
IKWTHERER LafaTette Pewtnwr. Sail wood
(jeneral hospital. Auc. 7. tin years, uremia.
ANDBKSON Harold Chajlea Anderson. SS
lale at.. Auc. lO. 1 nvmth. eooTulalon.
JO h DAN Tbomaa A. Jordan, 62 y, Ella St.,
Auc. 7 yeara. aneunan .
GUST AFSON Frank Uuataf Guatafnnn. Eman
uel hospital, Aug 10, 46 years, lobar pneu
monia.
HELP WANTED nsa 40
FURNISHED ROOMS
9
ELECTRICITY IS AN UNSEEN flXl L fs'ooTp'!
FORCE Strictly modern. Under new manag'nt.
1000 years of tearing down and reas-, mh and Stark sts. Broadway asu;
embling; motors will not tsach you th i JI(f KL ocK'LKY, Morrison at 10th"
principles of ifc-nlUon, starting and j RATES 60c day up? weekly 12 up.'
,'..0; .tn.Aiv ' water. i-Tee pnones and oath.
1 JU
then
j . - voce i q i at. nvrru
Day and nlgnt classes, aocox aui v cr.jv up. cieun, warm, modern
Sl Gas Engine School. 318-890 Burn- fur, rms.. central. The King. 30B Jef.
side st. Tilt" HAJiti, Furnished rooms, steam
! heat, running water. ' 386 3d st
; Gentlemen oniy, splendid rms.. bath,
phone, hot water nr. Wash. S3N.17th.
MUST FIRST GET THTC THEORY " , cl ' r " """ " ""
the practical experience. Take R(B"tSf,S Pnents in modert
taa-a of our FREE TRIAL OFFER. hotel. 11. .5 week and up. 4o5 Alder
rn
70
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL,
412 Hawthorne Ave.
In this school you actually do the :
work, learn by EXPERIENCE and j
prove that vou have learned the busi
ness before you leave the school. It is I
not theory. It is PRACTICE that j PLACE for working gir: to stay if she
marces you a vaiuaoie man. will pay ner snare or grocery bill.
FURNISH KU ROOMS
FUTATII FAMXXiX
.-stJAltfcK young woman and men ucn get own oreaaiasi. jour
wanted to oreDara for telacraDh nal.
service to help fill vacascies caused
by unususl drafting men for war. Po
sitions guaranteed. Call or write. Tele
graph Dept., room 60s, Panama bios'.
MORE men wanted. War causing va
cancies. Opportunity open to eiigibies
desiring P. O. clerk-carriers. R. M. C.
clerks, customs, exams. Call today. Pa
clflc States School. McKay blda., city.
HINHLtALKH COM&lEltClAL School,
Broadwav-Yamhill bldg. Reduced
prices for th summer. Positions as-cured.
LADIES Interested in crochet work or
having same for sale, send lOo for
"Handsome Book of Designs" and de
tails. Int. Trd'g Co., 215 Flledner bdg
FURNISHED room for rent. 333 V4
Market St., near Broadway: reason
able rent, centrally located.
NICELY furnished rooms for rent.
References. 394 Columbia st.
ROOMS AND HOARD
SPECIAL HUMMER KATtB
MISS DECKER'S PRIVATE BUSI
NESS COLLEGE. A LI SKY HLPO.
L'KCALLEUlor tailor .nade suits f .()
up. Taylor tne Tailor, my Vfc Hum sine.
FLORISTS
CLAKK BROS., florists. 27 Morri
son st Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 3
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Perma
nent positions for young women; sal
ROOM and board for business K'rls;
modern conveniences, walking dls
tance. $3.60 week. 12 K. 7th St. K. 4732.
THE MAN1TOU, ;:tl lStn. Homelike,
steam heat; good board reas. M. 12870.
ROOMS AXD BOARD
PUWATE FAMILY
ROOM anu board. Kiiiiiein.jii preferred
alklng
Main 2722.
modern conveniences. ,walkln
tance. n i i jworrifcon
dls-
ONE large room with all convenience;
board optional, 431 W. Park. Afar
shall 4410.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS S
rTTBUXatHSiD ADD UN?U KNIllKED
MA Hi' IN & rUKBivij CO.. florists, 354 ary paid whlls learning. Apply Pacific
Wash. Main 289, A-1269. Flowers Tel. & Tel. Co., 6th floor. Park and Oait
for all occasions artistically arranged. ats.. between 8:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.
SWISS FLORAL CO., 412 E. 7th N.
Htore 2. id and Olisan. Main l3oi.
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 6th st.
AT 2 p.
2d st.
m. at Ford Auction Co,
Furniture. carets. etc.
11
AT Wilsons Auction Mouae. 1-1J
2d st. Sale at 10 a m.
M KETI N ti -N 0 1 It fcS
107
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CAMP
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Edward Bolinan W. J. Holmes
frea. See.
J. E. Werieln. treas.
THE EDWARD H0LMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
Third atreet cor. Salmon
A MODERN SPACIOUS FAMILY BOOM
WITH PR! V ATE KNTKAM'K
LADY ASSiSTA.NT
Pnonea Alain 60?. A-1511
J, P, Finley & Son
Progressive Funeral Directors.
Private Drive Women Attendants.
Montgomery at Fifth.
Main 9. A-1599.
Chambers-Kenworthy Co.
POPTT AND LODGE 291, 1 Funeral directors and embalmers of
-rulm- msatlnir Mnnae I r Mmoni. 1111 ivero v ii. at cineiauu.
T " - " ' . . I T i . It . J 1 aoAA 1119
hall. Broadway ana Jior- Jaqy assistant, vtuni. ooui, .-im.
rison St.. ; t 8 o'ciocK p. . .
m.. every Wednjsdov eve-I HI 1
ning. Visitors welcome. f a iy
ti. oecy. Uniertaker. E. 11th and Hawthorns,
STATED communication of I Phones E. 781. B-18S3. Lady assistant.
Oswego lodge No. 109 A.
F. & A. M., Milwaukle, Or
this Tuesday evening', at 8
o'clock. Work in E. A. de
gree, by order of W. M.
j. m. - rufc.it, sec.
WANTED Thoroughly capable wom
an for general housework and ordi
nary cooking, 3 grown people and 2
children in family, washings moderate;
references required; German or Swiss
woman D refer red: wages $25. Send ad-
dresB to E-468, Journal.
A M meets every
Wednesde- even. rig I
In w O. W. temple.
1Z1 11th st. All mem
bers requested to at
tend. V isitors w el-
coma
H. C. SCHADE, C. C.
-M A OK. Ciera
LA.PKRIENCED saleswomen for laces
and trimmings. Apply auperintend-
ent's office 9 to 10 a. m.. Olds, Wort
man & Kin.
WANTED Experienced saleswoman
for veiling- department. Apply super
intendent's office, i to lJ a m.. Olds,
wortman & King.
LADIES to pick seed; experienced
berrv or hoDDlckars Drererroa. sell-
wood 346. Steele's Pansy Garden. East
44tn and foweii sts.
A woman for housework
COMFORTABLE rooms, complete for
housekeeping, 11. i0 week and up.
170 13th st.
175 12TH Single rooms, complete for
housekeeping. All conveniences. Use
or piano.
flam Ante Free bath, hot, cold wattr
UCIII ttpibi l week up. 431 1st it.
HOLSEKEEl'ING ROOMS 73
rVUIUaCO AND UNrU&BISXED
- PBITATB FAMXIiT
FURNISHED rooms and housekeeping
rooms, 12 per week. 560 Couch St.,
near mth.
2 OR 3 modern housekeeping rooms;
would partly furnish; snap. 1202 E.
Main Bt. Phone Tabor 4133.
WANTED-
ln small family.
Haisey st.
East 1538.
765
THREE experienced waitresses at 445
Washington st.
LADiKH take work home, spare time.
II dos. Store 733 H wash st.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 29
Hoppickers
REGIISTER NOW.
Twa VorH rtn Wlllamatt f4a D
miles from Portland; fare round rip,
$1.25. Good picking; long employ-
CLEAN, well-f urnished room, walking
distance, 325 12th,
SINGLE housekeeping rooms with'
cooking gas, cheap. 429 Main.
LOVEL.1 turmaiieu Housekeeping suite
with gas, hath. 6S8 Petty grove st.
THREE furnished H
private family.
K. rooms ki
294 Eugene st.
FOR RENT HOUSES
UNFTJKJTCSKED
4 ROOM modern house. 4 blocks of
Twohy Brothers' shops, lots of other
work near, save carfare. Main 6440 or
Woodlawn 2583 evenings and Sunday.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
"abor 5267. 6802 92d St.. Lenta Tabor mentj II per 100 pounds. Nice camp i tr erbv st
895. 66th st. and Foster road. Arleta. grounds with store, running water, fer"'
- ; ; I sawed wood. Free camping shacks It ROOM h
v, b. uunning, mc,
SEVEN room modern, 112; with gar
age, 115; near Jefferson high school;
cor. Commercial and Blandena. ;jhone
Woodlawn 187.
6 ROOM modern house for rent, 112;
4 cords of wood for sale. 124 9
coma
"Wednesday) evening. 7:30
East 8th and Burnside. K.
A. dedree. Visitors wel- I every detail.
j. n. KiLriMurtiLi, ec.
ac c a. t. .t. I The Golden Rule undertakers. 414 K.
rammuniritlon tomorrow Alder St. Phone East 52. B-6225.
rv o A r-Aunaerxaaers,
UUnnillH QL IVIUQIIieeModernln
vrv .ipiu.l Broadway and Pine sts.
B roa dway 430. A-4658. Lady assistant.
Eaat 64. Lady Assistant, C-S155,
Wilson & Ross
Multnomah at Seventh st.
PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. T.
Groskopf. funeral director. wain.
4940. C-1155. KUlingsworth and Kerby,
MILLER & TRACKY, Independent Fu
neral Directors, trices low as zu,
SAMARITAN Lodge No. 2,
I. o. O. F. Regular meet
Int Wednesday at 8 v. m. at
I. O. O. F. Temple. 226 Alder
st. Visitors always welcome.
C. It. UWB.N, '. U.
R. OSVOLD, Sec y.
desired. Families preferred. Safe place
for women and children, apply
A. J. KAI Be SON.
331 Sherlock bldg., 3d and Oak sts..
Portland, or.
Main 842.
HOPPICKERS for Lops sing yard,
near Hopmere, Oregon Electric line:
special train; fare $1.70 round trip;
children half fare. Good hops. Pay 50c
hoi nicked. Free wood and water. Baa.
gage hauled to and from station free.
ouse. walking distance from
N. W. Steel Works. 710 4th st.
MjarshaU4491.
7 ROOM modern house. $16 a month,
close to graded school; phone Wood-
lawn 1799. ,
6 ROOM home. 168 E. 33d stieet Sun
nyslde. Tabor 219
NICE 6 room modern house, corner
Going and Grand ave. Tabor 6135. '
NICE 6 room house with garage.
Woodlawn 36ZS
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty ; buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeirer Hros , 131-3 6tn
Arranging for Transportation
Seattle, Wash-. Aug. 14. (L N. &
Arthur B. Calder. assistant gen
eral passenger acent of the Canadian
Pacific railway, newly appointed aide
: to Lieutenant Colonel J. 8. Dlnnls.
a charge of British recruiting; in
west. Is here today planning the
r transportation end of the recruiting
' campaign.
- Calder was formerly stationed here
snd fn coast cities" as agrent of the
Canadian Paclflo and has v host of
friends In Saa Francisco. ;
Attitude of German
Gunners Is Changed
An Atlantic Port. . ug. 14. (U. P.)
Since America entered the war, Ger
man runners pay more attention to
American ambulances, said Henry
Houston II of Philadelphia, who ls just
backa from the front. He served
seven months driving an ambulance.
Prior to America's declaration of war
the ambulances received no more than
casual shots.
Ex-Czarina's Lady in
Waiting Is Released
Petrograd. Aug. 14. (By Agence
Radio to I. N. S.) Mme. Vyrouba. lady
in wailing to the former csaiins, who
was Imprisoned when the caar was
1 111 health. . j
Danish Steamer Is
Sunk; Five Men Lost
Wsshington. Aug. 14. (U. P.)
Five men lost their lives in the un
warned torpedoing of the Danish
steamer Vexta. July 16, the state de
partment was advised Monday after
noon. Two of the crew were killed in
the explosion and the three others died
when a lifeboat capslsed
Engineer Laid Out,
Fireman Runs Train
Redding. Cal.. Aug.
Aa his train entered
Delta Monday V. Judy, Southern Pacific
freight engineer, was struck on the
head by some object and rendered un
conscious. His fireman seized Judy
as he was falling from the cab and
ran the engine to Sims, where Judy
was placed in a hospital. He remained
unconscious five hours.
The Arc de Ttiompbe
From t&e Anaconda Standard
Several young men have been re
jected on account of flat feet. Noth
ing but triumphal arches for the Amer
ican army, thank you.
Grand Circuit Racees . Postponed
Cleveland. Aug. 14. A heavy down
pour caused a postponement or yes
terday's grand circuit events at
North Randall.
Indians Sign Bosh Catcher
Denver. Colo, Aur- 14. (L N. 8.)
Lee Cliff, local aandlot catcher, has
been signed by the Cleveland Ameri
cana He will report to the Indians
next spring;.
Three Orioles Bring $20,000
Baltimore. Md, Au. 14. (U. P.)
Pitcher Thormahelen. Second Baseman
Fewster and Outfielder Lamar, of tho
Orioles, were today told to tho New
York Yankees for $20,000. ,
Real Estate Transfers
Charles O. "trnbe and wf. to Loalae
Strobe, trustee, 8. 8 ft. L. 9. JO. 11,
B. 2. L. 8. 4. B. 3. L. 2. 3. 4. 5. T.
ft. 9. B. 4, Oberst and N. 86 ft. L ft.
B. S. Strobe's Add $ 3,900
Jullua Letts to Kllsa Kerbe, L 14. B. 8.
Atlaa Add., alao beginning at point la
W. line of L. J. B. . Mt. Scott Park.
IS ft. X. of 8. W. corner of said L. 8,
alao N. V L. "B." in N. .Mt. Tabor..
rred G. Lawwo to D. A. Hatfield. K.
A4 ft. L 3. B. 1, Logan's Add. to
Citj of Portland
Ashley A Ramelln, bankers, to P. L.
Hanoon, N. H of 8. W. V4 of 8- W.
of N. W. Sec. 14. T. 1 N.. B,
0 E. W. II.. containing S acres
Fannie Dally to Sosanne V. Leonard, N.
E. V of 8. W. V. of N. E. H gee
13. T. 1 K.. R. I W. M., coaUln
ing 10 acres more or less
Asa Wrmin sod has. to George Goistlna
et al. L 18. B. 103. Lanreuturat
Joseph 8hannon to Catherine Sbannoo,
U. , lO, 11. 12, 41 82, 44. 44. . 4tt.
47. 48. la B. 1. First Electric Add. to
Alblna
WelllDa-too Inv. Oo. to Tracy 8taats, V.
TT. 2S, B. 12. Welllngtoo
Bahama Velt and ho, to Robama Gar
troile Velt. L. 22, 23. DeLasfamott A
Oataaan'a Little llooiea Sob. No. 4...
Joe SturteTant to Vlattle E. Lawyer, L.
11. 12, 13. 14. IS. IS. B. SO. Flrnort..
Arrhilus MrCnw and wf. to George II.
AlbHrht I. 3 R. 12 IrTinrtnn Hf.
14. (U. P.) Genrse II. Albright snd wf. to Inrj A.
tunnel near! McCsw. i.. s. h. 12. Irringtoa Hts. ..
A. U Bornatelt and wf. to Frank F.
Rlener, L. 14. 15. B. 3, Laurel wood
Park
J. Fred Barker to K. F. Hugbea. L. 10,
B. 14, Hollyrood
Alana Beat to K. F. Ilugbea L. 7. B.
Hollyrood
Caasie K. Burkman to J. Fred aBrker,
L. 10. B. 14. Hollyrood
Caaaie K. Buckmaa to Alans Best, L.
S. . B. 14. Hollrrood
Caaaie K, Bnckman to J. Fred Barker.
ker. L. 2, 3, 4. 5. 0, 7. B. 13. HoUy-rood
Ladd Ftat C". to Lrdla Brooks Lea ho,
L B. 8. Laisla Add. to Portland..
Seenrttr Sarlng A Trnat Oo. to lUtaaell
(liaae. L. 8. B. 1. Howltt .
James Bogga snd wf. to Fred Austin,
L. 19. B. 14. Trenjont Plsee
C. I. Lehmkuhl and wf. to Thorn a
Prince. L 8. 9. B. lO. Olmsted Park.
Thomaa Prtoce to C. L. Lrhmkahl and
wf.. L. 4. B. 107. Laorelbarst
Hannah Nerdlof to Peter Malsanlal and
wf . L. 14. B. 2, York Add. to Fort
land -
James L Tucker to S. J. Grsy. L. 13.
B. II. Woeta St. Joiins
William P. Hsrdeatr to Ralph L Borer,
L. 13. B. 18. Cty View Park
Ella Roberts to Sarah C. Hance. SOxlOO
ft.. beflnBing E. Una B. lO. Pledaaoot,
179.40 ft- N. of S. K. eomer said
B. 10
John W. Ha nee sad wf. to Ella Roberta,
same as shore
Aattim lion roe to J. II. Ulddletoa, U
11. B. 3. WUUama Ave. Add
B. I. KoaMll and wf. to Fred B. Peter
son. L. ft. B. 92. Lanrelbarat, L ft. S,
B. 8. Sonta Saaayside Add. ,
Fred H. Petersoa and wf. So Bt. silty
Sarin ra Trast CO., L. S. B. 92.
LaareRrarst. U S. , B. 8. gout.
Seayside Add. -v
10
10
10
10
1,000
10
600
1
1.000
10
10
23
10
10
10
10
10
1.800
10
1,400
10
10
10
10
1.200
1
1
23
00
lWM Statistics-
Ttlsrrlagts.Birtbs. Dealt
STUDY bookkeeping, shorthand, teles
raphy. salesmanship, English
neral uirectors. prices low as u, i branches, at an accredited school.
340. 6U. wasn. at cua. yi. iiosi. a-i wnta or phone Main 690 for cata-
A. R, Zeller Co East 10S8. C-10S8.
otriro L'ndertaklnit Co. Main 4152.
OrrVVL.d A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
Belmont at 3oth.
rail at office any afternoon to reariatee i BIX room houses, flata. Graham and
and buy tickets. Seld Back Estate, I0 i Union. East 2195.
HOUSE for rent by owner. 66 Clinton,
Piano and partly fu r n I s hed .
S-ROOM modern bungalow, $10. 4804
41st ave.. 8. K. cor 4Sth sl
Kirst st.
lorue; graduates guaranteed positions.
OJlAiKUUlS,
117 4th st.. near Morrison.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William White. 43. Hotel Oregon, and
Cells itornatock. 41, Hotel Oregon.
P. F. Maxwell. 26. North Head. Wash,
and Ruth W bee lock, M. Portland hotel.
Frank J. Slnnott. legal, 3 Powell Val
ley nd. and Hilda Kuth Ford, legal. i
r. r.at fourteenth atreet north.
I N VITATIoNd
Third Floor
Morgan bids:.
Breeze & Snook KVSTitA
UAKIII THM 193 K. Qlisan at, Fu
nnlVI 1 1 I Wit neral
R T. Byrnes
901 Williams ave
iVaV IE P Ul ft WJ as
SMITH CO.
vvmim mMm tdiimi
V.nt 1R83. SO schoola. Summer rates
serv. Tabor 4314. Pay wbUe learning. 244 Burnside st.
new residence establt. I ;
HOPPICKERS WANTED
I . n r lap. o m
noBisim nun. w j " . av
picking and good accommodations.
" APPLY BISHOP BROS..
33S Sherlock bldg.. Id and Oak sts.
fnone Main .
Wdln. 220. C-194J.
FL'KNIHHEI) HOUSES
30
6 LARUE rooms. Just papered, clean,
well furnished, easv to heat; garden
fruit, chicken run; on paved street and
car line; lust beyond Laurelhurst; $22.
Tabor 1792. ;
PRIVATE modern home, choice loca
tion, west side, walking distance.'
Sell. 1976.
MAUSOLEUMS
DRK8S aLlTsi for rent, ail s
Uniqje Tailoring Co. 309 Stark st
BIRTHS
Riverview Abbey
Mausoleum
2 Plttock blk. Phone Broadway 351.
MONUMENTS
Teaches men and women In 8 weeks.
giving a diploma, scholarship and tools;
pays while learning. 38 N. 2a, cor. Couch
4th St.. odd. city hall. Main 8564.
Philip Neu & Sons for memorials. "
I'AVIS To Mr. and airs. Walter D. Davis,
4944 731 at.. Aug. . a U tilth ter
STAIXO To Mr. and Mra. Frank Ktalno. 1334
whett St., Aug. 1, a da neb ter.
BOH80 To Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Bosso, 1811
62d are.. AVat. a. a son
ORFSIX Wo Mr. snd Mm. Joe Oreste, 865
Uneola St.. Aur. 8. s son.
CAMPBELL To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor
CamDoell. Aur. 7. a son.
RA8m('SSK. To Mr. and Mrs. Morten Weber L08T Two black and tan females (In
aaaninsstn. iuob J9. ixta st., ana. s. a
Sangbter
PORTLAND MARBLE WK3.. 284-261 1 OREGON Barber College wants men
EE
BLAESING GRANITE Q
ZG7-3RD. ST. AT MADISON I
and women to learn barber trade:
paid while learning:; position guaran
teed, lit nauiaun.
SITUATIONS MALE
8
LOST AND FOUND
21
MARRIED, meat cutter and all round
butcher and stock man wants good.
steady place In small country town
rlth some one wno win appreciate
7 ROOM partly furnished, west side,
good neighborhood, cheap. Broadway
ltiUZ or laoor iui.
CLEAN 3 room furnished cottage;
Kenton district; gas. water, garden;
19.80 month. Woodlawn 3298.
TO RENT, part of a bungalow, sleep
ing rooms, housekeeping. Phone C-'
76. ;
118 5-ROOM house, furnished, mod-
ern, large yard; walking distance.
600 Clinton st. .
LOWER part modern house, east side,
piano, iiose City car 11 no. near 20tn.
East 1669. B-I89I.
FURNISHED 3-room house.
2th st. N.
1077 E.
FURNISHED house, Montavllla car
line. 12. East 431
TWO room cottaue. 16 month. 14 0ft
EBELINO To Mr. and Mrs. Frederick diaries
Ehellna-. Mllwaokle. Or.. July 31. a daucHter
PAGE To Mr. and Mra. Carl William 1'age.
4920 86ta at.. July 31. a aon.
CRAIG To Mr. and Mra. Walter Craig. 250
12tn it, Aug. 1. a aananter.
FIENTGES To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bentges,
2019 ti Fine St., Aug. l, a aaogbter.
KEATING To Mr. and Mra. James Alphan
aril Keatlnx. Troamale,
SAUNIEKS To Mr. and
Saunders, 307 . 49th
KISER To Mr. and Mrs. Earl William Klaer.
804 4th St.. AutlO. a son. 1
GROSHONG To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grosbong
&S7 1st at.. Jtilr 30. a son
heat), between 7:30 and 10 o clock rood, steady man; working- 1 years
, i Ti . J ..AAA G.l. I " ' T , . .I j
Aionaay eyer.inu. newaru. u soiu m one or Dest maraeis in ruruauu
ave. 8. E. Tabor tssd. I V-652. Journa".
LOST Camp outfit and bedding; on I EXPERIENCED, industrious married
East Broadway between Z4th and I man wants position October as man-
7th ti Reward. Tabor 122. I,r nr ateadv work on farm. Wire
LOST At Columbia Beach Sunday, neat, very economical. Box J3. Sweet
small bag money, diamond ring. Home. Or. .
keepsake. Liberal reward. East 232. AN TC firm or company that ls in need
. . .... i . l t act w i orir k tup. I of a first cisss Baitsmui, l WOU1U
i Una i-'i. JaZA Zt -k?.- .nver ZCrir iniMai advise them to call or write Lew Wal
at.. Aug. IB, a daugh-1 keepsake. Call East 222. lace at Lei
LOST On road near Oregon City,
black cloth bag containing two bath
ing' suits. Reward. Phone sell. 20'Ji.
of
end. Or., care S. H.. care
camp 5.
WANTED By young man with !
years experience, position as uooa
HELP WANTED MALE
keeper, timekeeper or log- scaler, A-l
references. r-oi. juumm.
DEATHS AND FINKKALH 75
CuVAX In this city Aug- 13. 1V7. at hla
residence. 2U6 Boas at.. Joaenh G. Coraa.
aged 06 jeara 11 months 28 da.ra. Ikeceased Is
WANTED Light work of some kind
by middle aged man, wen acquaimea
th city. A-947, journal.
hp itish miLitecta wanted for Cana
dlan overseas forces, rorestry ana
Corifsh. Jbu't AS-Ad- avo d WAIioaa.watchb,
j . i ....iniinn 2Si Una rn or Traa tw..-t .
u"'"u " ".u. ,wo . --- ijj I references. C-503. Journal.
A J V-4T-a, - " W w I .
TT J S vv 11 w j v . r
Oneonta at.. Woodlawn car.
house.
FURNISHED 3 room
1076 E. lBtn St. JN
piano.
2 ROOM furnished cottage. 1 E. 7th
St., W R0. i
APARTMENTS 43 .
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
ROSE FRIEND APTS.. cor. B way and ,
Jefferson. Elegant unfr. apU., best
service. Walking dls. Marshall 1410.
THE LEONCE, 8 or 4 room furnished
aDts.. private bath and phone; rent
very reasonable. 186 North 22d.
BENSON APTS., 205 N. 20th St. New
ly furnished 3 room spts.. walking
d 1 s tance: references. Marshall 4448.
ata!ra and mi son In Siji n FranrlACA Cm 1 T t m I bldfi
was a Biember 6f Webfoot camo No. 85. W.I phone B-1U0 D. bteivens
O. W. Funeral service will be held tomorrow w . VT it n Man with hia own truck to
Ts'rl aa V . O - ftJ n. m rr-Atrxt. k I --
v."""" - r . ft- '"'."-"r'i T,aui wnod and coal: steacy employ
Fkewes I noertaain to. , aa ana cur. l , ki. . ti- M
Concluding -errlce. will be held at the Port- tZ r VrZ "aT
hnenos ana memnera of I '. :" 7Vi cviiiV
10
land crematorium.
Webfoot ctmg No." 65,
attend.
W.
. , ... i , . . . . i ,.an ii - man ana learn, vaii ii rjuivi'
V. .. UiTllW IU J . ' . , , . , Anmt
sen f uel o., rourn i, vivsuu
LARSEN At the residence. 67 Klia atreet.
Aucust 13. A. H. Larwn. ajed 73 yean, be
loved father of Mra. Hanna Brown of Heap
pooae, Mra. A. F. Hirerte ami Mra. r . D. Tbnan-
aon or fort la no. iienry ULram or rirooaa, or.
Mrs. J. G. Cleary of Laramie, Wjo.. Lillian
Larsen of Portland. Remains mill be for
warded at 8 lO a. m. Thuradar, August 16. by
Miller Tracer, to Bcappouae, ur., woere In
terment will tate place.
further information.
SPECIAL delivery and wagon boya
Must be 16 years or over. Apply
superintendent's office, 9 to 10 a. m..
Olds. Wortman at nir.a-,
wanted A man to sell our ex ten
aiva line of nursery product. Cash
weekly, outfit free Address Capital
Otv Nursery tjo.. najem. ur.
SMITH At tbe family re. We nee. 770 Mason GROCERY order clerks muit be ex
it. . Aug. . ut. uuca t. Bmltu. aged 30 1 perienceq aa mi r';
years. 11 months. S dara. beloved bosband of I ences. Apply superintendent S office, 9
Martna r. Btnitn. ratner or xvoone Emma
Smith. Frleods invited to attend faneral
seivlces. wbtrh will be beld st the above
rr aide re at 1 p. m. tomorrow (Wednesday).
Ang. to. inumna interview cemetery. d-
wara tlotman I noerraaing m.
to 10 a m.. Olds. Wortman & King.
WANTED Teamsters and laborers on
county road work. A.ppiy to j. w.
Sweeney Construction Co., Holbrook,
Or.
KIHBK At Albauy. Or.. Auc. 12. Anion
James Klbbe. aged S3 years, bonoand of
YOUNO man with knowledge of book
keeping: to assist in oriite. Apply
Mary E. Klbbe. father of Glenn E. Klbbe of I Western Motor Car Sales Co.. Broad
tnw city. in. urei a. aim or canton, Minn., I way at tlurnsiqe.
"1 . K.'l Jfi hII? . i '!, v TtM. Ti I WANTED Salesmen oni solicitors.
Dzaios are at the residence establishment of I c.-inir fehln . , 112
J. V. Ilnley A Son. Mootgomery at Mh. So- L.8in,r, Sewing- Machine CO.. 49J
tlee of fdBeral hereafrer
Washington at.
. ot wr ,1 mm.. 10 r... d a TOWBOAT captain for work on Wil
boelevard. August is. Vaiaryaa Broso are I lamette anu ouiuiimia ruwi, sieauy
1 rear S moats, beloved soa af Mr. and Mra. I work for right man. R-494. Journal
A . t-SwS.Ti" 1 h'Ld ' MACHINE man and cabinet maker.
ZJZZZ?oT$ VJ: I J- Furniture Co, ,70
Wiailartoa at EUa atTMt. Utfrnnt Un I gt
Orrary eeuwHM. I EXPERIENCED auto washer for
SWAN80N la this rltr Au. 11. Hilm.: nignts. apply western a.otor car
Bwsaana. a awl S4 rears, late of Fotiata I ssies ui., " -v """""
Idaho. The resaslas sre st tbe resldeace ea- I WANTED A boy between 16 snd 19
tabllshskent of I. F.
sntnery st Stb.
MARI?
rtaley aV Boo, Most-
At . BaaxL Or.. Asa. 12. uif
1 1 ail 1 1 aimer liaraitea. ased 67 rain. Ua.
siajns sre st B. T. Byraaa nm Idenea Barlora.
01 WllHama ave. at Maaoa sc. lanarai aa-
years to work in tire shop. Call 231
Ankeny st.
WANTED A truck driver, , Experi
enced. Cell East 2041.
MANGLE help wanted. Union Laundry
Co, 2d and Columbia.
YOUNO MAN. experienced, desires to
get Place as grocery ciera, can tmi
after S p. m. F-460, Journal.
STEWARD wants position as man
ager of cafe or restaurant, or would
consider renting same. J-909. Journal.
PAINTINO. tinting papering, first
class, reasonable. Bellwood 189.
CARPENTER, experienced, will work
In town or country. M-494. Journal.
MAN wants painting, tinting, by the
day, contract. Good work. Bell 984.
POSITION as night wr.tchnian; cn op
erate boiler; best references. M. 72fi2
SITUATIONS FEMALE
YOUNO lady, htg"h school graduate, de
airei nosltion as assistant in Dhvsl-
clan's or dentist's oftlce. F-404, Jour
nal.
NOKOMIS. 665 Marshall. Modern 2
rom furnished private bath, dress
ing room and phone, h to 122.60.
JULIANA APTS., 46 Trinity place, S
rm. fur., front, beautiful view: also
2 and 4 rms., reasonable. Mar. 981.
THE ALCO, E. Couoh and Union ave.
Nicely furnished 2 room apts., strict
ly modern, reasonable. East 2403.
3-4-6 ROOM FURNISHED APTS.
THE DEZKNuuKr
208 16th St.. near Taylor. Marsh. 128.
MAGNOLIA APTS., E. 3d and Belmont.
Modern 1 and 2 room aptav II. 50 per
week up; sleeping rooms. East 212.
GRAND OAK AITS., corner E. Oak
and Grand ave.. strictly modern, 2-3
room apts. First class service. E, 3802. .
HI8LOP HALL. E. 6th and Hawthorne.
Modern 1. 2 and 3 room apts.. $12.60 ,
up; walking distance. East 882. f
iTNmcn NEW MANAGEMENT r
New York Apts., E. 7th and Belmont.
Pur. 2 and 3 rooms, reasonable. E. 288. ".
TilV wnrlrt neat rood worltar. rood
mam aw a ' wft 10 d n n rmi tin . maii . 1 1 . u u i w i iki i i i i m i nin 1 1 i ,ix r r i.iiii
wood 1111. Furnished 2 and 3 room apts., $16
GOOD hand laundry wants bundle 1 month and up.
washlna and day work. Phone Tabor
4276.
DRESSMAKING
40
NORTHAMPTON APTS. 407 Hall St..
2 and 3-room. furnished and unfur
nished. New management. M. 42. ,
EXPERIENCED dressmaker and tall
oress. by day or week: prices reason
able. Main 8170. Eaton hotel, room 213.
PLAIN sowing done. Mar. 4834.
NURSES
EAST SIDE SANITARIUM Specializ
ing in maiCl mi? mmm wo Bl
euiupina Wll-U- iu Ammsm. Bryifcu
giving nlcrous-oxlde gas in obstetrics,
Special rates. Information, call or
nhnne Vi 8087. B-2612. 86B Mawthorna
ave., at zstn,
PRACTICAL -nurse, best of references,
conlinementa prexerreo. l'none jsast
CLARKE apts., 2 rooms, far., dls. beds,
phone, light, heat, $12 up. B'way 6066.
ROSENFELD (brick) 14th and East
Stsrlt, 3 rooms. $17, $20, $23.60, $25,
AMERICAN and Marlborough, mod. 4,
6, 6 r. apts. Mar. 3860. M. 7616. A-2676. ,
EVELYN APTS., 267 N. 21st St., 3
room furn. apt.; low rent. Mar. J323,
GRACE APTS 24th and Northrup. S ?
room, partly lur. pu marsnaii tii
HADIX)N HALL. 414 11th st;. S and?
4 room apts.. reasonable. Mar. 1163.
BANNER 'APTS.' 48 Clay; tnodarn J
room. Tornisnea. iiz up. siar. vvirn.
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