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THE OREGON, DAILY , JOURNAL, PORTLAND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1918.
TRAFFIC SURVEY
IS
-WELL IS
PROGRESSING
REPORT
Territory ; Covered So Far l is
Goldendale District, Washing
; ton; Sherman County, Oregon
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ELECTION HELD IMPORTANT
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Proposition to Create Port of
Rufus Will Come Up for Vote
of the People on April t 24.
: Good JrogTt is being made on the
traffic survey of the upper Columbia,
according: to report received, from the
engineers in charge of the work, by
Drake C O'Kellly. chairman of the com
mittee appointed by the port of Portland
Lungs Are
Weakened By
Hard Colds
CASCARAM0UININE
The old family remedy in tablet
1 form sate, sura, easy to take. No
opiate M unpleasant after effect.
r Curvs eolda in 24 hour Grip la 3
day. Money back If it fail. Get the
fenuine bob wiu
ted Top and Mr.
Hill's picture on it
24 Tablets for 2S.
At Any Drug Star
commission which arranged -for the ting dock of the supple A Ballln Bhlp-
urvey. building corporation,, a crew . of en-
The territory covered so far la the mnA m.Kini.t. i t,i,.v u twi
Goldendale district ' in Washington and . ......... - .,,.1
Sherman county In Oregon. The engl- "" ""' .. -'. -neers
are now working above. Mr, giant motors. They were to be turned
O'Reilly -expects that the work will be over Wednesday afternoon, but the work
completed in about three more months, was not sufficiently comDleted to Der-
The work as far as it has gone, he ,. . , , ,r...
saya, shows up the situation In good ""V v-..w..
Shape. . ,. nauioKUi mism ihh oa comnn un-
An event to which - is attached ; 1m- tit the end of the week. When this for
portance in view of the traffic survey mality Is over the vessel will be ready
is an election to be held soon afJRufus for nftr trlal spin.twhich. it V expected,
to : create the port of Rufus. April 24 , : . ,. . . .,
Is? the set for this event. Mr. ,wW to Harbor, where she Is
O'Reilly has received formal word to to load part of a cargo of lumber. Then
this effect, ,: v she is to return here to finish. The
cargo is destined for the west coast-of
South America. P - r.
The motive Dower of the Mount Hood
consists of twin Diesel engines, which
will develop BOO horsepower each. ' They
have eight cylinders each, and are 25
feet long. Each weighs 37 tons.
Captain K. A. Dent of San Francisco
Is to be master- of the Mount Hood.
The chief engineer will be E. Perkins.
Engineer Doyle will be his assistant.
The full crew will number Z6.
Alexander Hynd, marine superintend
ent of Gaston, Williams & Wlgmore, for
whom the. Mount Hood was built, is due
today from New York to Inspect the
vessel and go on the trial trip prelimin
ary to accepting her lor tne owners.
Captain F. A. Mlddieton is tne com
pany's representative here. He has fol
lowed the details of .outfitting , the
vessel.
STEAMERS HAY BE ' LEFT IDLE
Hiah Cost of Operation Seems to Bar
Use of Galzeri and Dalles City.
The steamers Bailey Gatzert and
Dalles City are to remain Idle this sea
son unless leased by some company for
operation, according to Drake C
0Retlly. "We will have no use for
them." he said, "but would entertain
a proposition for their lease."
The two steamers were operated on
the Portland-Upper Columbia run un
der the direction of the Regulator line,
but were laid up when the line went
out of business and the lease on the
Alder street dock was given up. The
steamers are moored above the South
Portland Industrial district
The increased coat of operation was
responsible for discontinuance of the
line. Mr. O'Reilly said. It took over
100 barrels of oil to operate the Bailey
Gatzert on a round trip. With the In
crease in the cost of the oil to $1.60
a barrel,, it was figured that the addi
tional cost to operate the Gatzert on a
round trip in fuel alone would be 195,
Mr. O'Reilly said. ' Then other things
have gone up, particularly wages, he
added.
WORKMEN INSTALLING MOTORS
Alexander Hynd Due From New York
to Inspect New, Ship Mt. Hood.
Down in the engine room of the full
motorship Mount Hood, at the outfit-
MOTHERS, LISTEN !
When work exhausts your
strength, when your nerves
are irritable and .restless, when
your ambition lags and you feel
rundown, you heed tne rich,
creamy, nourishing food in
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages,
scorrs
EhTLSION
to check your wasting powers,
enliven your blood and build up
your nerve force. Scott s 5J1
is helping thousands and
Ah! What relief: Your clogged nos
trils open right up, the air passages of
your head are clear and you can
Dreams ireeiy. o more niwtmi, ... . ,i
snuffling, mucous discharge, head- Will give yOU Strength.
ache. aryne no struggling for I Bctt sj sowne. BloomSeld. N. J
Dream ai 1113111. your cum or caiarrn is
gone.
', Don't atay stuffed up 1 Get a small
- bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
f racrant. antiseptic cream In your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamed mucous mem
brane, giving you Instant reilef. Ely's
Cream Balm is Just what every cold
nd catarrh sufferer has been seeking.
k It's Just splMidfd. Adv.)
17-35
Clear, Peachy Skin i
Awaits AnyoneWho
Drinks Hot Water
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
'say an inside bath, before'
breakfast helps us look and
feel clean, sweet, fresh.
month of the lira at noon : Wind, southeast. It
miles; weather, cloudy; aea, smooth.
' - -. Sun Uses far stare 14
'. Baa rim, 3:28 . m. - Bun eeta. 8:18 p ss: J
-:.?:.. : " - Tssss at Astoria Thuteday
1 Rich. Water: ; Low Water: .
1 :43 a. m.. . ,9.6 feet 8.19 a, m.. 9.8 foot
2 :10 p. .., 8.4 test 8:34 P. m.. .". 8.6 foot
'tf AIl,T RrVEsl-; BEADIJf GsV;-vfi
station i5 - sS"
Cmtill4 I 45 I 3.9 oTTToToO
Eocene 10 .8 0. 0.29
Albany 2 1.9 -. .00
Salem r....... 20 5i9 9.t 0.00
OnsoB City ...... 12 . 0.2 0.0S
PorUaad ........ IB j 6.2 0. 0.00
DociLments Poiuid;
. ' Suspect Detained -i
iZ! wrnrd. Pkona Wood la wa 48SS. -: , -
T9 B. Uuskboldt.
born.
HELP WAJTTEl MALB
Visiting Local Shipyards
Samuel A. Greeley, representative of
the shipping board, is In Portland in
vestigating the sanitary conditions ot
the local shipyard. The shipping board.
according to Mr. Greeley, will endeavor i " "
i.v. u .ki..k..iM.r. in an i aneooer. I
, BITEB FORECAST C
' The WUUmetU riw at Portland win renutin
nearly aUUonary durias the next two or thno
day. t - . - -
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
Astoria, March 1. Bailed "at X ' a, m.-
Steamer Point Lomt, for Honolulu, via Pncet
sonnd. Arrived at and left tip it S L m..
ateamar W. F. Uerrin, front Uariuta. Left op at
8 :30 a. m., acbooner Samar.
Port Baa Lola, March 12. Arrived steamer
ArcrlL from Portland. -
JKtoria. March 12. Left tin st 12:20 r. m..
aaxuiary acbooner Carmen. Anrved at 4:80 f.
San Pedro, March 12.- Arrived steamers Fls
vel and Bsntiam, from Colambia riTer; steamer
Beaver, from Portland.
Enreka. March 12. Sailed at noon, barge
Charles It. ' Kenny, in tow tug Belief, for Co
lumbia river. - -
Seattle. March IS. Arrived March 12 B. S.
Alps Mara, from Hongkong, at 7 :80 p. ra. ;
Buwa Mara, from Kobe, at a p. m. ; . Horauaa
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mt Mood Valley Co, to Crown Point
, Land Co.. JU 1?. IS. B. 18. Saginaw
Heights ... . ...... v--8
lAHeetU. Bower and bu.- to Factfie
Title at Tmt Jo- It. v . m a.
ae4 ft. of W. J00 ft. L. 2. B.
CadweU'a Add. ...... . . . . . . . .
O. W. Brown te Emma B. Keller at aL
L. 0. B. 2. Berata Park. ........
Pacific Title A Trw Co. to the Brown
ing Co., N. 4ttJU of B. o rt ox
W. ino ft. L. r. B. W. CadweU's Add.
Lamtelhnrst Co. to- Annie M. Oordon, L.
17, B. SO. Laurelnarat
E. E. McClaren to Fred Pribbernow, and.
H B- 4, HanauBVe bud. u. x, z, a,
4. B. 1, and L 1, 2. . 4. B. 2.
Josephine
Dsn Leathermaa and wf. to Omer E.
OOUlijl VI M, MJm , '" '
land ..............
Harry J. Caaon and wf. to Klvervlew
Cemetery Assn.. u. oetw im
.... fnMttrv . .........
Jnne Land Co. to Robert tan Lone, L.
8, 6, B. 8, Flske Add.
N. ' C. Merges to Frank E. Watkin.
tnntee. lOOx 100 ft. com. 100 ft W.
of N. E. cor. L. "H," MrPatton tract
Sheriff to Frank E. Watklns. tnutee.
same as above
BOO
10,'
'800
10
10
10
Oregon Macaroni Co. ErH frame garage, t " " " BIRTHS f " '. tOST AWp-FOUyP tt
88 K. 8th at, S.i bet. X. Everett and E. Davis; JioRHIB-te Mr. and Mrs. WUber ll. Merruw TUB toUowing sruciea bave been foaad aeTcaa '
boilder. amme: 0. . - via Belesant. Marak . a dansbter.- of the Portland Baflwaj. Ugbt -A- Power
riorenee Motonaio Erect rrame ain.. ii f:MWiii.i T u, ,A lira. P. F. CamDbelL ecaapaav. March 12. IBIS: 1 laeaet.il . nalv
Humboldt at. bet. Oay and DMver; boUOer. s4 Fovneeetb. Uarob . a dangbtec apectadea. ja letter. .1 receipt book. 10 package..
iMt frame nnk .1. S-dv 25 W" W 4IJSSL' ??5-JL 1.
,w K.ltk and K. 20tb M.i bmldtr. -.Tl. , "T-' oeev, , a cur-
, . . ... . , t iin . : , - '.iiiuih- mr. ana , . iau roo. vwnera nvay ootstn preperty at 1st -
Atchison. Kan-. March IS. (I.-N. S.) aamy, 80. : - - . j ,611i. March 4. a son, i .nd am. .n-T 5 . ,.rT i
. u 111 mi 1 11 rail t Yyvvaaas arm vet sraa 1 naa nran. - - r :. - -
Documents found injns possession oz io-h WMt, Wiaorrbuud. same: 1
Professor J. P.. Leeeburg. formerly : a sas - i - -DEATHS All TTJUERALS
member Of the board Of educatldo Of Hall Sw Erect frame garage, 11T8 WiU- J5I55lN In this city at the lamily residence. youND AutomobQi"
Maw Ynrk fltv. have resulted to his de- lams ave.. bet Jeaanp and Killingsworth; build- hj EastTStb at. N- March 12. Koy Hig-
tenUon as a Grinaa propatandist sus- w',Lumber Co. Erect trame eamge. 1823 . ThTfuneml aervfaes wIU b. bid
poet. He had lists of KansaSks Who were Macadam, beu Flower and Pendleton; builder, Thursday, March 14. at 2:80 o'clock p. m.. at
Wrn m nO"y- i uk. XAn W. Bell Repair 2 story frame Pine ets. Friends invited. Interment at Mount
resUenee. B8 K. lZtn st M bet Schuyler ana ooott rarg cemetery, j. r. snuey ecoun.
Hanaoek; Flndley A Crowe, builder; 8500. rcctora. -
J. W. McJradden erect frame garage. 1-S1
8andy blvd.. bet 44th and 4&tb; builder, same;
8250.
i. W. MeFadden Erect 1 H story frame resi
dence. 442 K. 44th st N. bet Sandy blvd. and
Tillamook: builder, same; 88SOO.
A. E. Maalund Erect frame garage. 12T2 E.
Salmon, bet 4Sd and 44U sta.; builder, same;
860.
Ulrica. Bhoberg Repair 1 story frame garage.
NO Smli at.. wt UlMinri end Uiehiean: hnild-H
er, John O. Peterson; 825. - 8 W1NBCBNE In this city, at her late resi-
Peninsula Becurity Co. Erect 1 story frame' dence. the Rose Friend spartmenta. Hannah
resMenoa. Oswego, bet Hartman and Bwenson; Swinburne, mother of Mrs. Fay Isaaea and iJr.
Simmons A Finch builders; 81000. R P- Srtnburn. of 8Ule. Wash. The fu-
Peninsola Security Co. Erect 1 story frame neral services wul be held Thursday. March 14.
reaideaee, Oswego bet Hartman and Bwenson: at 2 e dock p. ra. at the residence establish-
Simmons A Finch builders: 81000. went of J. P. Finley A Son. Montgomery at
I Mr. McOowan Repair frame garage. 481 i u mends invitea.
Jefferson st. bet 12tb and 18th; Boy Walters, unvit.n a h. f.. .i.r. m tfc
i i , .,,. . . j Barnes road. March- 11. Ronald McDonald.
. P. TTf; repirii ,torX, tlmM ""rigged 74 years, father of Jean McDonald,
denca. 0 Michigan between Blandena and Friends invited to attend, funeral services, which
Preseott; builders. East Bid Carpenter Shop; ,wul be held at Holman'a funeral parlors, Sd
8880. (and Salmon sta.. it 1 p. m. tomorrow (Thure-
Keawood Land company, erect 1 story frame day), March 14. Interment Hiverview ceme-
resldenoa. 88 W. Bchpfield between Fenwick 1 tery. .
avenue-. buUder. B. Bynnes; v ddence. 248 Grand
be-
OALtAOHEH In this city. March 12. at his
: lata residence. 885 Webster st. Thomas Gal
lagher, aaa 68 years, husoana Mrs. Ann
R. Gallagher: father of John. Alfred. William
T.. Barry a. Gauagher and Mrs. Orval Vlsts
Bryan, all of this city. Rcmaina -are at the
residence establishment ot J. , P. flnley A Bon, j
Montgomery at wvu. ngm m h..v-
after.
effort to Improve sanitary conditions, I phu, southbound. 4 p. m."
Dn ju.ru, I rum &uue, at q p. m. , . aonuss same ms aoove -
Mara.' from Colombo, at 1:80 p. a.; Despatch, Frank E. Watklns, trustee, et al. to N.
from southeastern Alaskan ports, at .1 p. m.; C Merges at al, same as above.....
Fulton, from Vancouver, at 4 p. m. Sheriff to Caroline H. Lawrte, L. o, B.
Sailed March 1 3 M. 8. Wergeland, for 8yd- 1, Seachrest
ney, at 7:80 a. ra.. W. H. Jacobus and wf. to Mary J. her-
Beattla. March 12. Bailed 3. B. Governor, I wick, N. ,28 i a u J. a. -.
nMsnnr 1 n sn - I Mna aVf-i .............
WrangeH. March 12. Sailed Princess So- I Mary E. Green and hue, to John B. I vie
10
10
2.801
10
1,704
1.400
thus insuring the production of ships.
Ketchikan. March
I northbound, 8 p. m.
News of the Port
Arrival Marsh 18
W. F. Herrin. American steamer, from Ga-
nota, ou.
and wf.. , L. 18. B. D, Paraoiaa
12. Sailed Alameda. Springs Tract -i 1'vvv
I Rose City Cemetery Assn. to nenena
Port Angeles. .March 12. Sailed Schooner I Mendenball. N. 18 ft 4 in. L. 2S.
Inca. for Sydney. towingJl a. m. I Beo. 44, D.' B. C. cemetery . .......
Port Tovnuend. March -12. Passed out W. I Portland Reei A Tnut Co. to Sigurd
8. Porter. 10:15 a. m.; Jefferson, st 1:80 p. m.; Berven and wf.. L. . B. 5, Amboy. .
Queen, at 2 p. m.; Admiral Watson, st 8 p. ra. I Same to Robert T. Berven. L- IV, is. a.
Arrtved schooner Alice Cooke, from Port 1 Amboy
100
10
10
and Interstate
81850.
Gamble, in tow tug Prosper. 7 n.
Port Townsend. March-IS Passed in Qua-
Carmen. American auxiliary schooner, from As- r
S.
. . I for Port Han Loin.
"""" -' I Point Wells, March 18. Sailed D. G.
Porter,
Soo-
Daparturat March 18
Celil'o. American steamer, from Westport. for
San Diego and way porta, passengers ana lumoer.
MARINE ALMAJfAC
WsaUrsr at River's Mouth
North Head. March 18. Conditions at the
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Sparkling and Vivacious merry.
bright, alert a good, clear skin and a
That IS the Joyful Cry of thousands natural, rosy, healthy complexion are
since Dr. Edwards produced (Jlive
-Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
assured only by pure blood. If only
every man and woman could be induced
to adopt the morning inside bath, what
a gratifying change would take place.
Instead of the thousands of sickly.
anaemic-looking men. women and airls.
Tablets while treating patients for i with pasty or - muddy complexions ; in
chronic constipation and torpid livers, i "tead of the multitudes of "nerve
. IV - EHwarrfn nHv TahUra rln nnf wrecks," "rundowns," "brain fags" and
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing fZtTZL'lJVtT
e..MW.lQ,ti 1 tlmistic throng of rosy-cheeked people
- I .v.rvwhArs.
. . l . t . -
iiuKT;puiKuie acynoic ui uicse i, in.M. ath i.
little sugar-coated, Olive-colored tab- each morning, before breakfast, a glass
lets. They cause the howels and liver to of real hot water with a teaspoonful of
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural Action.
It you have a "dark brown mouth" a
bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick
headache torpid liver and are consti
pated, youll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
limestone phosphate In it to wash from
the stomach, Uver, kidneys and 10 yards
of bowejs the previous day's indigestible
waste, sour fermentations and pc isons.
thus cleansing, sweetening and fresh
ening the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, btl-
pr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime, iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism.
. l nousanoa taxe one or two every
night Just to keep right. Try them,
UK ana per box. All druggists.
Utdv.J
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless
It you want plenty of thick, beautiful,
glossy, silky halr do by all means get
rid of dandruff, for It will starve your
hair and ruin it If you don't
. It 'doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash It out. The only sure
' way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve
it, then you destroy It entirely. To do
this, get about four ounces of ordinary
liquid arvon ; apply It at night when re
tiring) use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub it In gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff , will be gone, and three or four
mora applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and, trace of it
4 Ton will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel a hundred times
better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It la inexpensive and four
ounces is all you will need, no matter
howl much dandruff you have. This
simple remedy never falls. Adv.
colds; and particularly those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who are
constipated very often, are urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which will
cost but a trifle, but Is sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remarkable
change In both health and appearance.
awaiting tnose wno practice Internal
sanitation, we must remember that in
side cleanliness is more important than
outside, because the skin does not ab
sorb Impurities to contaminate the
blood while the pores in the 80 feet of
bowels do. Adv.
For Dyspepsia. Indigestion
. Beartbura, Belching. Sour Acid Stomach, Gas
Is Stomach, etc.: take a tearpoonful of' Biaor-
ated Magnesia in a halt glass' of hot Water after
esting.. la safe, pleasant and harmless ta use and
givea almost Instant relief. It acutralisea stnm
scb acidity and sweetana the food contents sa
that digestion Is, easy and paiDleM. '.sold by
UXUggiSia eveiwuvrv . u
Strength and
How to Gain It
2 Cakes Cuticura Soap
and 3 Boxes Ointment
Entirely Heal Eczema After
Suffering Two Years
"Eczema in the wyt form broke
out for nearly two years on my little
boy a kegs, from his knees
down. At first it was in
pimples and his legs were
inflamed and swollen. Then
blisters formed that burst,
spreading rapidly, and he
could not stand to have his
clothes touch him- He was
very cross and could not sleep, for ft
caused him to scratch all the time.
"Then I used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and two cakes of Cuticura
Soap and three boxes of Coticura Oint
ment healed turn enttreiy." feigned j
Mrs. Loo Sears, Caddoa, Colo.
' Often such troubles might be prevent
ed by every-day use of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment for all toilet purposes.
Saenelei Kate Vrwei Wv Mail. Address sost-
card: "Crisr. Dew. H. Boots..." Sold
everywhere. Soap 2Sc Ointment 25c and 50c
field, for San Francisco, 8 a. m.
Eagle Harbor, March 13. Arrived Horace
X Baxter, Seattle.
Tacoma. March 18. Arrived Northland.
Seattle.
Tacoma. March 12 Arrived Nome Citv. Se
attle: Matsqui and Eastholm. Sailed Tiverton,
lor Ban rearo.
San Francisco. March 13. Arrived March
12.- W ape ma, Everett, S p. m.
Bailed March 12 Bee. Eureka, 10:20 a. ra.;
Admiral Farragut, Seattle, 1 :80 p. m. ; Brans
wick, Fort Bragg, 3:20 p. m.; Saginaw, with
Charles .Nelson in tow. Tor Beattle, 4:10 p. m. ;
Frank I). Stout, Brookings. 4 :80 p. in. ; Wa-
pama, Los Angeles, 7:10 p. m. ; Hardy, Coos
Bar, 10:80 p. m.
DRAFT MEN TO FILL UP
RANKS ON WEST LINE
I Continued from Page Ore)
same course that had been given the
regulars and national guard units
abroad, under the eyes, of the best
French and British Instructors.
Teutons Use Artillery Lavishly
London, March 13. (I. N. S.) Heavy
Mrs. V. A. Grant to J. A. Gannon. B.
H t. 4,-B. ui. Wood noes .
Wendla i. Bailey and bus. to A. M. Mo-
Clamrock. L. 5. B. 20. East Creston.
Edward Boos to George C. Boos, part
U 8, B. 828. Belch's Add.
Fred Weigelt to 41. L. Schechla, L. 89.
40. a 21. Falrport ...... ......
Fred Weigelt to Same. L. 2. 3. B.
1. Kenall
Tell Boule and wf. to Orlen Royce et
al. W. Vi I B. 68, Sell-
wood ..... ..,-
Axel B Wallen to David Oliver. L.
10. II, B. 2. J. C. Scott Add. to
St. Johns
Lorena H. Marshall to Alexander Be.
L. S, B. 18, KenUworth ..........
Gertrude Arehor to , Pasquale Bona-
duce et al, U 12,' B. 8. Southwest
Bunnyside
Linda A. Dekum and bus. to roruana
Tbr. Co.. L. 2. 8, 8. B. 66. Ca
ruthera Add.
Title A Trust Co. to E. T. Ferrall and
wf.. L. 19, B. 81, Parkrose . .....
W V. Allen and wf. to A. s. Hiwr, L.
18. 14. B. 6, Willamette Add. ....
Frank Tonsing and wf. to Henry J.
Tonsing, U 9. B. 17. Cook's Add... .
Mae Shaver and bus. to Esther Burgess
Boo the, L. 9, B. 2, Willamette. ....
Kenwood Land Co. to Robert Souther
land Gladden et al. L. 48, 44, B.
8, Kenton. . . -
Northwestern Trust Co. to L, T. Btepb
enson. L. 1. 2, 8, 4. B. 13. Stan-
ford Hts. i.u-
The Western Securities Co.. to Ella
Davis, L. 4, B. 1. Wildwood .. . . . .
Coy Murfield to Caroline CadweU, N. 18
ft. L. 18. B. 8, eVrnon
LilUa R Measerve to J. E. Jolly. 1
T. A. Huffaker. erect frame garage. 828
Ainsworth avenue between Orient and Willam
ette boulevard; builder, same; $80.
L. F. Hudson, erect frame garage, 121 East
Eleventh street; builder, same; 8200.
Joe Martin, repair 1 story frame residence,
1804 Alitor street between Midway and Ore
gonian; builder, C A. Wymore; 3100.
A. V. Compton, repair 1 story frame resi
dence. St. Helens' road between Third street
and Linn too; builder, nunc; 860. '
J. W. Wright, repair 1 Va story frame rest
dance, 268 Cherry street between Vancouver
and Weidler; builder, same; $000.
John Wilson, erect frame garage, St. Hel
ens' road, Lmnton; builder, same; $60.
J. uaiewskl, erect frame garage, 1010 East
' MtlXEB At the family residence, 249 Gn
i avenue north, March 11. Douglas Miller,
UaA'l'aU hitL . .. V
BAWMUXhV iOX kAC'ivRlAn. LOGGCfi
' KLAMATH UOUAit. O&EG0M. i '
BEST SCHOOL. -"
COOL. DUX CLIMATC.
C1T1 Ok 60W VEUfLK.
Xbere ss a bis diversity of labae, ae there are
14 sawmills. 8 boa factories, if logging operas
era using both eteaas, oonkeys and bene. sag.
ging. 'three lath nulla, store and Women wa
woe la the bos faaiorssa. - - - i
COMB NOW. MILLb OfEN MARCH 1 Vo 1
16. BOX FAUl-UKUEa KOW BUMNING. -
ON ABB1VAL BBS - -KLAMATH
LXHhMH)lX AND JOO-- .
WEBS' A MSM . ',-.
MAIN ST.. KLAMATH g ALLS, OBCQOM..:
120u atalN sMfLUlKD. . -UB1NDEKMEN
Is.lU. tt bourn. Wall be
saw ssarco in to gs 15. uosaa and get '
oa this week while there are rooms a Tellable ' -at
Beck's hotela, 6th ana 9tb and- Mala streets, J
Take Oregon City Electric. 8We fare. Va snipsasiua '.
bridge. Apply for work at free eaauloyment et
fice oa Mill walk. West Linn, serosa bridge.
Strike called October 2, 191T. Board 87 wee -in
Oregon City. '
loved husband of Uda MUler. Friends invited)
to attend funeral servloes. which WU1 De nejor
at Holman'a funeral parlors, 3d and" Salmon
sta., st 2:80 p. m. tomorrow iThnradayi,
March 14. InUrment Rlrervtcw cemetery.
MATHEISON At the residence. . 1294 East
. Eighth street, March 12. Jessie M. Matheison.
aged 80 years, beloved Jrtfe of r Bobert A.
Matheison. Funeral notice later. Bemalna at
the residential funeral chapel of Miller a
Tracy. Washington, and Ella.
LABORERS WANTED
t Doaittoas tMMd ami, ' - -
ga 88.10 t hours! striae not yet declared
all but 16VO men workings geaerat r-i nHI
ork; so experience necessary. Apply (v ajea.
a ana VMS i
F HAZIER The funeral services of th
iiatberine J. UTasler vnu oe nno .uu.-.
BOY to run errands and learn the aoanutactur-
iom jewairj Dusineas; good chance for ad
vancement. W. a. Mrera Co.. auilsi.lllu.
bids.
March 14. at 10 o'clock a- m . at the reaMene
establishment of J. V. Mnley A Bon. Mont-
r ... -u K.. Z :. Igomery at oin. rTienoa inviuu.
Alberta; builder, same; $76. !iiI?Tlew--cmejgIg:
aw a we, a Ia. V. A
German cannonades were carried out by 1 rr!t; iratthias and wf. to Frits Mat-
the Germans last night in the sectors
of Messines, Loos, Pasachendaele and
Cambral, according to the official state
ment issued by the war office today.
Near Lens the British made a suc
cessful raid, penetrating the German
I trenches and capturing some prisoners.
At Armentieres. on the Franco-Bel
gian frontier, the Germans carried out
a raid with strong forces. A few Brlt-
lish soldiers are missing.
The Germans are using artillery am
munition with . a lavish hand all along
i the front, but so ' far they have made
thiaa Jr. et al.. land beg. at N..W.
corner of William and Hannah M.
Wetherbee D. L. C. Sec. 7, T. 1 N.,
R. 1 W. ..
John Fierson and wf. to Ray' W. Myers.
Li. 9. B. 8. Bwan
Charles G. Btrube And wf. to Joseph
A. Browne. U 1, B. 4, unerst
J. M. Pugh to J. W. Pennington. U.
e, b. 24v aatnenne Aaa.
Lnch ' Hortoh and' hua. to John E.
Ness. L. 6. B. 89. Vernon
George Edward McDonald and wi. to
John K. Rogers et ai, ju to, . it,
Montclair
2,000
10
10
10
10
1,080
486
2.400
10
10
25
1.000
10
10
1.500
676
275
900
10
10
4.000
10
600
10
J. H. Downing, erect frame garage. 4624
Forty-first street southeast between Fortv-fifth
and Forty-sixth avenues; builder, A. G. Cros-
1; sou.
C. C. Yett. repair 2 storv frame flat. 140
East Sixteenth street north between Weidler
and Broadway; builder, same; $700. '
Foundation company, erect frame dock.
Sherlock avenue between Nicolai and N. P.
Lumber company; builders, same; $16,000.
HER DAUGHTER !
WAS SAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells of Petersburg
Tells How.
BBOWN The funeral services of the late vm.
E. Brown will be held Friday, March 15. at
e.an '.iAk n m . at the residence eatabllsn-
ment of J. P. Finley A Son. Montgomery at
6th. Friends invited. Interment at Kiverview
DEM'ING March 13. Charles L Deming. aged
86 years, father of Helen B. Deming, son
of Mrs. Margaret Deming ana orouier w
sc rmin Hnuiiu at uunnuig as
Entee'a parlors. Notice of funeral later.
Lake City papers please copy
Bait
DE WITT In this city, Msreh 18. Lois Hen
rietta, infant dasgnter ot mr. ana -, r
n. u-i., invK ivrtv.rt at. The remains are
at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley
A Son. Montgomery at Btra
BUILDING PERMITS
a V,t tvmmm .mUiim. fiflt lt.nil-
no decisive move towards an of fensive. I worth, bet. Long and Scbillder; builder, same;
It has now been three months since the I $350.'
Jacob nana- isrect a story irame resiaence.
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF
1
Edison st., bet. Beno and St Johns ave.; builder,
same; 82000.
John M. A. Love Erect frame garage, 766
Hancock, bet. 23d and 24th; builder. B. F. Pond
Realty Co.; $800.
Mrs. Al. I Miller uepair l n story irame
Every bit of dandruff disappears
after one or two applications of Dan-
derlne rubbed well into the scalp with
the finger tips. Get a small bottle
of Danderine at any drug-store for a
few cents and save your hair. After
several applications you can't find a
Germans began to advertise their long
heralded drive on the Western front,
but in all that time operations have
been confined only to raids and artil
lery -work. There have been numerous
1 1 occasions in the meantime when troop dwelling, 1775 Siskiyou, bet 69th and 70th
movements oenina tne uerman lines lea i builder, same; f bo.
to reports that tne orrensive was im
minent, but .these always proved un
founded. '
The weather has improved but even
this has not proved a decisive factor.
There is a disposition on the part of
the military critics to believe that the
hair and the scalp will never Itch. Adv" "1 . . . " I
DUlM a la IVUDOIA UiUiCt UASVlll ailjr
biff operations in the West.
No Stomach Pain,
. Gas, Indigestion
Te
in rive
es
American Guns Blow Huns to Bits
With the American Army in France,
March 13. (U. P.) American raiders In
the sector north of Toul again entered
the German trenches Monday night, at I nary telephone booth
a different spot than they raided earlier
Monday.
They found the German first lines
ti-.. -.. .. . I aiiey mjuiiu mw uerrasn xirsi lines
FapeS UiapepSin IS the evacuated, as in the morning attack.
best antacid and stomach
regulator known.
"Really does" nut unset stomachs fn
order "really does" overcome Indiges
tion, ayspepsia, gas, heartburn and
sourness due to acid fermentation In
five minutes that Just that makes
rapes Diapepsln the largest selling
stomach antacid and regulator in the
and took no prisoners.
The American artillery put down a
perfect barrage, simultaneously ham
mering the German batteries In Una rear.
Under cover of the barrage and ma
chine gun fire, the Yankee infantrymen
enthusiastically wtent over the top. They
found portions of the German trenches
leveled . and dugouts smashed. Some
pieces of bodies, blown to bits by the
American high explosive shells, were
discovered.
A few shots were exchanged with the
Mr. Sc hank Repair 2 rtory frame residence.
161 E. 69th st N.. cor. Oregon; builder. Palm- i
er Repair Co.; $160. I
John Wilson Estate Repair 4 story brick or- '
din ary stores, 144-146 4th st.. bet. Morrison,
and Alder; George W. Gordon Sons, builder; ,
$95. 1
Alfred F. Mayette Erect frame garage, 6887
86th at. 8. E., bet. 66th and 87th aves.; build- ,
et, same; $70.
C Lewis Mead Reaalr 2 story frame store.
224-228 Crosby, bet. Clackamas and Holladay;
builder, same; $350. v
D. G. Eaton Erect 1 story frame resi
dence, Houghton, bet. Westanna and Fortune:
builder, same; $S20O.
Wilder Bros. Repair 1 story frame residence. '
807 Couch st., bet. 6th and 6th; Melton A Co.,
builder; $25.
DT. a. 4. tiiesy nepair x siory unca orui-
S51 tt Stark St.. bet.
Broadway and Park; Bramtel James, builder;
$60. .
I. Bchlteske Erect frame garage 818
Clackamas, bet. E. 24th and E. 26th; buUder.
same; $90.
J. Hawkins Erect frame garage. 187 E. 2Mh
at., bet. Belmont and Yamhill; builder, same;
$60.
J. Hawkins Erect frame garage, 798 Bel
mont st., bet. E. 24th and E, 25th; builder.
$60.
Petersburg, Va. "For two years
my daughter suffered from a weak
ness and pains
in . her right
side; at times
she was so bad
she could not do
any work. For
two -years she
was attended by
the best physi
cians here, and
both agreed that
she would have
to be operated)
on. I suggested
LVdia-E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Compound, and at
first she refused to take It, but
finally consented. From the very
beginning it helped her. and now
she is- entirely well and telling
everybody how much good It has
done her." Mrs. W. D. Wells, 226
North Adams St, Petersburg, Va,
If every girl who suiters as
Miss Wells did, or from irregular
ities, painful periods, backache,
sideache, dragging down pains. In
flammation or ulceration would
only give this famous root and
herb remedy a trial they would
soon find relief from such suffering.
For special advice women are
asked to write the Lydia EL Pink
ham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
The result of forty years experi
ence Is at your service.
; BIRD -Jane N. Byrd. 617 Clay. March 9. 3
i m mImmim, tiirMreulnaia.
BURBACK Jacob uuroaca, io i
March 5, 69 years, lobar pneumonia.
BURNS Milliccnt A. , Burns. 1140 East Main,
u. Mk a qi .a.
SPAULDING Henry H. Speulding, 972 East
Eighth, March 9. 1 1 years, cereorai
LANG Sarah FJira Lang. Emanuel hospital,
u.mk o va hmf.. carcinoma.
MEAD James V. Mead. HIT Hawthorne eve-
u.k a 14 ara. diabetea mellituv
rw v'v-v u'tliUm DeVenv. Br.. 100 East
Eightieth, March 9, 65 years, angina pectorta.
PATTEE George Pattee. 224 Clay. March 8,
a a ... m tnf,.. rtnMifnenie.
MYERS Arnold Myers. 166T.Eaat Thirteenth.
March 9. 75 years, valvular heart disease.
TtAUfl Harriett J. Adams. 64 Monroe,
v. a en luimmleaia.
GRF.NFELL Elva August GrenfelL 1824 East
ysmmii. aaarcn v. o
OWENS Frank Owens, Good Samaritan hasp!
..i f..h T tt veare. strangulation.
RICHARDS Sarah T. Richards. Good Ramari
l . i,ninl March 10. 60 rears, carcinoma.
vi.vraTr.R RMnhold Bvlvester. National
I Bank building, March 8, 75 years, tubercuUr
meningitis. . ,
BERG Ole H. Berg, loza aast iweniy-aixin,
March 10. 71 years, valvular heart disease.
lAGUEB Frsnk J eager. Mountain View Sani
tarium, March S. ot years, panursn.
w net neea earned bs am u
ruiy I. eeuing our guarantawg eermse, rnmi.
tea sad tMRieai others .amine Ihm a9a mm
week a. No experience nerii sry. BaelUfe
temtasry. Free ouiiu. Beat itii.it m rrsrs
Oven territory la tan sad astghaorlna -ttti
wmiiihw nursery vm.. Toppeaai. vYeea.
WANTED "
Man past the draft aas aa anlbo 1m). u
superintendent. Boom 412, Journal building. :
proaqway and yamfaUl sta.
WANTED Janltflr and wife lot fu-t cHis
..iwubws wish, uoou salary, call st ones. -781
Kearny at.
BOY about 17 years old tor office work in
foundry. Address In awn aud writi. it-
916, Journal.
vV AN T ED One or two reliable men te clear
- 'la .niwtlt .rami, f . . 1 1 . .
- r .- " . wtu esvure ,
team and equipment. Marshall 4418,
efcsra tog :
WAMaU Axueneuced uuuinli
whoWle grocery ; good aaiary tor eompetent
man. U-787, Journal
WIDE awake window trimmer and oard
steady nosltion fnr
for advancement. Bimon'a. 2
trite
right party with chanoe
d and Alder.
WANTED Draughtsmen to make tracing (rasa
'ship construction blue urinta: innmr,
WAN'lED CtuniMteat billing msenuas operatat
lor shipping oirlce; good pay and stileaatsl og
portunity lor advancement. vW-7g. Journal -
au a a,u saan wua some expeneaow to work
on urn m aastera urrgoa; wages 660 Bar
BOY wanted to learn the trade. Apply Ookiing
s-iauug VTvraa, neinug-xyracn vug., aSa
Wash.
i. I.UI ooys, good nagee. Apply a to IV
a. u., auperinUttdent'a offlea. utda. Wort
nan A King.
WA.NTk.lJ Baleamaa and ooUector for city
work. Permaneot poattlon and advaneemeoi.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 4Uj Washington st, :
WANTED Strong boy to work in bakery, at
night. Call at 7 p. m.. Royal Bakery, 11U
and Everett sta. -
GOVERNMENT wants steoogrspbers and typists.
Enroll now at sbarloek a Railroad acAooi.
Wcrrester bids -
WANTED Experienced Janitor. Acawuiar ho
tel, Woodlawo 27l.
Uoud
agea.
TWO experienced aUiu-auea men.
Tabor 4897.
MIDDLE aged sua to won on chicaea tancit;
light wore. M-o56, Journal.
BOX WITH WHEEL WANTED For " errands
WANTED Kxperleneed pereoa to BtaSiag the
atre. D. IL Welch. Aetona. Or. ..
ImjY
or man wanted.
tory, 131 Porta sW
"lUUk
auper Cigar tac-
'aVtO dars room aaeo, one phftTi tr.i'his ,sies 1
man. 8-617. JonrnaL ,
WANTED--r-lumber. ,A.'1 lUnard.' Hi' 4tia,
a I and light delivery. Buahona ss Co.. SB Para.
KING Rudolph iohn King. 45 Kajtt Fiftieth, j UoYS orer It years of age lor furniture' woraT .
jnarcn i, . "77: I ereeianq earnnure o.. wiv aiacadaia et
stmetion company, March 7, 61 years, fracture.
W AON EH Emma. Wagner, 71 Northrup.
I March 11, 64 years, elirjuic nephritia.
STARK Lutitia Stark. 009 East Flanders,
1 March 10. 71 years, cardiac asthma.
! STARK LuUtia Stark. 6009 Eavt Forty-atxth.
I March 11, 66 years, chronic enciocanditis.
DICKEY Wendell W. Dickey. 1107 Eet Grant,
I March 10, 1 month, valvular heart dlesjie.
SLAUGHTER Baby Slaughter, 6414, Seventy
j second, March 11, 11 months, cerebral men-
DHAZELL Matt D raze II. 604 East Thirtieth
street, March 11, 82 year, pulmonary tuber
! eulosie. , .
! 8IEBEHT Caroline Siebert, Good SamarUan
j hospital, March 9. 60 years, obstruction of
lAUMILLErt Louis L. Aumiller, 842 Minnesota
j svenne. March 11. 70 years, angina pectoris.
HELP WASTED MISC.
AT WAR WITH YOURSELF
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE. Maaonia Tem
ple bids-, xamnui and W. Park sta
at 10 a. nv
MEETING NOTICES
COLUMBIA LODGE No. 114.
It
T.
F. A A. ai. ftrtial mnmii.
nication (Thursday evening) at
7:80 o'clock. Masonic Temple. La
bor in the E. A. degree. Visiting
brethren always welcome. By order
W. M. FRED L. OLSON. Sec'y.
WASHINGTON LODGENSr"4'5!
A. F.-A A. M. Special ccgn
munication tomorrow - (Thursday)
eve.. 1 o'clock, E. 8th and Burn
side. E. A. degree. Visitors
welcome. Order W. M.
J. IL RICHMOND, Sec
FLORISTS
at AK I IN at rotiuivB cu.. iwi, - Ma
Main 269, A-1269 Flowers lor all. ee
rlorw erttsticeHy arraeged.
Ulkk UUua.. kturiau. 4a I Morruoa
Mala or A-1806. Fine llower aod floral
HAVVIUOKNE AV'fU bCHOUl
4U2 HAWTUOilNE AVE. - "
EVERY1H1NO MECUANlCAx. AND ELEC
TRIC A I. ; UNUMIlhu; FRAOl'ICAl, BEPAiM
EXPERIENCE.
L'NliLfc BAM
Needs 10.000 stosvegrapbera, EnroU sow lev
shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping. MISS
DECKER S PstlVA ia BUSINESS COLLaAfSw
kd floor, Aibky bMg.
htaiU.it lOUNU VVUMEN AND MEN
to prepare for telegraph service to kelp till
vacancies caused by the drafuag of men lor war.
fc'or particulars call or write Telegraph Dept.,
Room ills. Mail way Exchange bldg. -
The
REMINGTON. WAHL UuURSE
demand sxoeede tlie supply, Posltlosa
World. If What VOU aa.t ftmntt.
turna sour, vou belch ran mH 1 Boches who were late in retreating-. The
undigested food or water: head la Hizsw 1 raiders returned within 15 minutes after
The demand today Is for men and
women who are strong In every sense
of the word possessing the physical
strength necessary to endure hardships
and fatigue; the mental strength to
grapple with difficult . problems ; the
nervous force which, endows the body j
with vigor and vitality; the. will power
to triumph over adversity and turn de
feat Into victory.
e
But such glorious strength is impos
sible so long as your nerves are weak
and exhausted, and therefore if you
would be really strong you must first
care for your nerves. Weak, exhausted
nerves need food, and for-this purpose
physicians strongly recommend the Use
of the organic phosphate known among
druggists aa bltro-phoaphate and put up
to 6-gra!n compressed tasteless tablets.
If yon - feel your strength Is falling
irom any cause, get a supply of these
bitro-phosphate tablets and take one
with every ; meal.;,:; Practically all ot
the minor ailments afflicting mankind.
as wen as many of the more serious
maladies, can be traced to nervous ex
haustion and lowered vitality, sad nroh-
ably? this explains, why such a remark
able Improvement In the general health
is mvanaoiy - noticeable when bitro
phosphate Is taken as directed, aa the
nerves are thereby revitalized and made
strong.--iAdv. , - -
and aches; breath foul; tongue coated:
your lnsldes filled with Indigestible
waste, remember the moment "Pape's
Diapepsln" comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It's truly astonishing almost marvel
ous and the Joy is Its harmlessness. '
A large 60-cent case of Pape's Dia
pepsln is worth Its weight in gold to
men and women who can't get their
stomachs regulated. It belongs in -your
home should always be kept handy in
case of a sick, sour, upset stomach dur
ing the day or at nisht. It's the
quickest, surest antacid or the stom
ach In the world. . - Adv.)
they, had left their own trenches.
HELP . NATURE TO DEFEAT THE
- - DISEASE IN YOUR BODY. j
Van un th fleht: da not sr ! v. nn
. . . . I sr4wm 4mrnethins
mature 18 trying to aerv, yOU m con- to all who attend.
lii's " w...s" - j sion 8wc. comminee.
THE Maccabees. Portland Tent No. 1; win
give their regular - monthly card party and
dance, Thursday evening, March 14, at their
hall. 409 Alder at. The prises will be groe-
naexui. t.oou music .sou a
""" , guaranteed. Sea oa at onu. 424 LsuBkwrmewS
LUBl.lNEH. Vonmma Hotel. a M.rriiH. bug.. 6th and Stark eta.
MAX M SJsllH. emr-t. mvs m j THE ADCOA AUTO BCisOOU ' -
- 8su Wasco st., somer Onum ave.'
FUNERAL DIRECTORS CaH, wnU or pbooe E. 7446 auuut tree tnsl
. offer. Day and Night classes.
' Holman Undertaking Co. rwICHH
Flineral DireCtOrS AS Conversaooo sad grammar. stales
I Uiltlttl UU vwiuiu to large classes. 493 Montgomery. Mais
Established 1877. 1716. , -Third
and i Salmon Streets. EAS T BIDE COMsl ERCIaL SCctOOl i4 ss'
Main 607, A-1611. tiKA.ND AVE. EAST 427 "
Lady Aasfcuast. . 'UL. ,. ,
" Js Pi FINLEY & SON HELP wantep FEMALE ' 1
ProgTeeeive Funeral Dtrectors i
PRIVATE DRIVE Wsmi AUesdaata . '. '
Moatsoaaery at FUtb. YOCNO women or lephorie work, pay while
u., - A-1898 learning. Apply Pscifle Tslepocwe Tele-
! . .. . , - nnnr graph Co., 8Ut lloor, park and Oak au., be-
WILSON & ROSS w.w.ka4wua .
East 64. Lady Assistant ' 3-818B '
Mnttnomah at Beventb st, ,
ex . 1IL bawwHi. WANTED At once, housekeeper, aaincam-
UUnninS W mCLniee IMsna . oered. for private eemtertum; Cbrirtiea
Uuin,iii.t v. . . n.... , Scientist preferred; wages satisfactory. First
every detail Broadesy nd- rtoeirtt. Faenes Urge whtta boos south of Errol station. - Take
Breedway 40. A-466S. Lady aaslstnnt. EatacadaHireaham or Bull Raw ear. Mail ad-
K S. Dunning, inc.
The Cornea Rule Undertakers.
414 E. sider st phone Eat 62. B-6226
STOPS BACKACHE
1H FEW MINUTES
Rub lumbagp, pain, soreness.
stiffness tight out . with
' "St. Jacob's Linimentw ,;
Gas Projector Obliterated
Paris, March 13. (U. P.) American
troops' in the Chemln des Dames sector
captured the crew of a German air
plane which, had. fallen near Clemency,
It was announced he re today.
The American artillery Are has
reached its, greatest Intensity at sev
eral points. .Five groups of German gas
projectors which were ready to be used
were obliterated by shell Are. Towns
back of the German lines were set afire
and large quantities of ammunition In
new dumps were blown up. , .
-.. . in. m. , - '
German Airplane Shot Down '
Paris,' March 13. ft, p.) Mutual ar-
tlllerylng along the right bank of the
Mense and in the Railtoan, Angerviller
and' Lorraine regions, was reported by
the French war office last-night -
A ' German airplane was shot down
north of Solssons. Its three occupants,
including two omcers, were taken pris
oner. ; Three other Gothas, each con
taining : four men, and an enemy bi
plane, were shot down within the' French
lines. : ' ) - :.',C '
,7 Amerieans Under Fire V : ,
. .Paris, March 13. L, K. S.) Heavy
cannonading has taken place on the
Lorraine front, according to the French
war.. office.-
kaa AND dance given by Webfoot Team No, 66,
W. O. W Friday evening, in W. O. W. tem
ple. 128 11th at: Ls Vanway'e orchestra; danc
lng at IP o'clock. .
TiiviiiHT la card urtv and dance given by
Anchor eonncil No. 746. K. and L. of ,
129 4th. Admission life, Everybody invited, j
EMBLEM . Jewelry a specialty, buttona, piaa.
charms. Jaeger Brae.. 131-3 6th st
- Red, blood, vim, courage, vitality, all
seem lacking. mo- wonder you are
nervous and discouraged. -
vv ny mw. J .m as .irung, i
Medical Discovery has for nearly fifty
years proven its merits as a most pow
erful tonic and blood builder to the
many thousands who have been re
turned to good health by Its use.
Clear the coated "tongue, get rid of
unsightly Bk.ln trouble. : Let this re
markable remedy rid your body of the
Impurities of the blood, let it tone and
strengthen you. It often cures the lin
gering chronle. cough.
... Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery is absolutely herbal, free from al
cohol or dangerous 'habit-forming
drugs. All druggists. Liquid or tablets.
T, .f n JM T - I 1 L
. , ruiuAuu. . miuunir can T
recommend lioctor " Pierce s Golden l i seS'a'k " '
Medical Discovery. I had Hwe ...k 1 ' gurfc
w P.O. tnai X1 .. BIRTHS
AU,,l(y'UW ONO To Mr. and Mm. Manuro
and bad indlres- - , k . n.n...
tion. too. Also- MATSL'CRA To Mr. sod Mrs. Cbotaro Maf
hsH ... r a m mm 9AS Enerit. klareh 8. a danehter.
trouDie. and i
wean
litaJ statistics
mkri$ts.Btrtbs. Deaths.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
Wm kn. &VS7 mSO' SC.
Tsbor bS6. etb st end twrtev reed. Arteta
11
B-iaas
Cndertakem
Milder
LtKCH
box 2U4, B. 2, Mitwsukie. Or.
CAl'AllLE woman lor permaneot poeltioa dw
tributmg boslery and aaderwnar ta regular .
customers, st null prices. Ail or spare urns;
360 to 3100 monthly. Parker Co 3748 N.
IKtb sc. Philadelphia.
to eara keg
RESrXlN BIBLE lady, eriehlng
spring suit eg coat by giving only spare time,
call at rooaa 410 Ceatrsl bids., eoc lvtk and.
Aider ate. - ; - , .- . -
STEADY posiUoa for a dependable girt fn a
.mall factory; rapid advancement- to the right
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Prior, a. fee ae . Me.
Main ii,
John
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lly of 1, or girl going to sellout, work tor
board and room; small wages. - Call East SIM 7.
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day
MARRIAGE LICEXSES
R. Zeller Co
111 vviUiaase ave.
tvaa. . C-lWa
WANTED Lady about S3 for factory work.
10 per week. Apply Western Fluff llug
Co.. Union and E. Davie. '. - -----
HAM KD Uerman lady to keep houo lor
a vauey towa. C-10U. 2
i
Wedding Announcements
W SmMb A '.
Sit Mxeeaa ftlg
, The Americans are holding a sector
of. the Lorraine front.
When your back Is sore, and lame, er
lumbago, sciatica . or neuritis has yon
stiffened up, don't suffer: Get a small
trial ; bottle of old, honest ' "St. Jacobs
Liniment" at any drug store, pour
little - In , your hand and rub It . right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty the soreness and lame
ness IS. gone. ' ' . f ?- ' ?.: ;;-
penetrating liniment takes, the ache and 1 . notwio. March 13. n. S I The
.in .At nut kiwi warn tk. I following army orders were ivued here today:
Win right out and enflg tha misery. It Private Henry O. Pfaender. medical enlisted
Is magical, yet absolutely harmless and corps, is ordered to active duti. ,
doesn't burn or. discolor the Skin. I Private Johns P. Thiedman, 2d engineers.
Nothing else Btops lumbago. Sciatica j barrseks,, is dLcharged front the
and lame back misery .sty Promptly andjSt Lieutenant -' W. J-. Springer to . Camp
skuwis eb. asvivt utonkiyvuiea 1 AU Vef li-fjall UBJ.
IliVfe'wiX'
j JT 1 BTRNea. T eMsice ertaoneument
! 891 William, ave. ' Woodlawn SSO. C-1943
' W 1 LSO N eV W ILSO . 1167 Kirty at, WoodV
lSKie. 'la- ' mwo 4940. C-11S6. -
' I CUAMlHETtS-k EN H'UKTU OO..
" ! nil Eerbyet. ' . Weodlewn ggueyVllH
esderly
Horn t. - - - '
WAN i'xJD Couple employed. St assail dauge
. tors., want eompetent vun.il for hgut beua
keeteng. Call VJ CwUb bldg -
and
WANTED Oood klUben Aelper,
hotel.
City
Bt,
Johns.
Ono. 22
MONUMK.VT
1 IF 267 3RO ST. AT fiADlSONi
was
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and r Kr,fir-T.:nd Mri Afeert uT KeLon. !
st 'mt'T' . 0Vf- ijvtiuwkb., gsviswiy a - ewaew.- Xaeta Mots' leM gSflWrTMse " 1
elded to try Dr. INANTE To Mr. sod Mrs. r if t "1 . '
i.j.,.'. I nonn inuin. aaarcn .. . uauiuMi. , . ... , ar a-.i it v f a r- . . l
-"---' UWlUCUm,am,. a. a, a-a.x JiVD. M W V -a . -
board.
bis 12.
WANTED Betwral Dice appearing wide-s ease
yoang iadiee; big wagea I Apply a. SV. 2W
Eschange bldg. - - - '
WAN TED liiri for general housework; mas
be good plata aoofe sbsotatatyi aa waahmg,
SeU. 6P. - - . -i -, - . :
BCHOOL giii or middle aged lady to asalst'wTtS
light housework, asoaU wages good bease. Ts
bor e05. . t - -
.r-aie . I
kuis saee paaup !
HELP
Golden I
Medical Discov
ery and bis 'Fa
vorite Prescript j
uon.' i took six
WAITED HAL ,'Al .: '
r FKMALK - tt
ORIGINAL. MOLAR BARBExt CoLLeOE '
CCRT1S To Mi, sad Mrs. George A. Curtis,
631 East Fifty-first. Msreh 6. a daughter.
COULSON To Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Coul
f.OHT AND IUU.11I ; 31 i : erta the trade In a -weak. tUwm. tim.
tWoXEjTTFom Taylor" hoTeC MareaTT3A En- abtpe sad trsaeter eards. Pays you while tears,
si en postcard camera and ca. Ovtrz Dagog tog IMg demand t4 both maro ate womsa.
iZ.Z. VZ a'ZTZ. tens No. 83747T. Uoers coauouad 3d and Burnstde.
8ARAO To. Mr. and Mrs. Haaaoyio Basso. 327 abutter, if "Zf-, , u-!f , XJkikA,US Barber College will teach you the bar-
V a -M st a .m
bottles 4 eachf .vYUr11. f'."S '
A rmy--Navy Orders
kMMtble view lina-ri rew.ra ui wui nu w . ber trade n 8 week.: tools free, -r-'r
sxipra T. . U, i Un. fjm. iJ.lSOT w '"" ". -lhkimu utn: tkald ' while mmnirtm- Matin.
and was a well woman. V - - . ' J 9220 Plfty-eightli, March 3, a aon, , mann. Zf jaytor as. . . lo,ranteed; tuition reduced. 283 Madison.
"My husband had trouble With his IBICCI . To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bicci, 881 LOST Solid goW enaia wrui ncan ana Dug- oRltilNAL MOHLER BARBER BCHOoL
lunrs. He was very weak.' I gave him I " ourteenta.- asarcn r s son. . . i get on ue, ems. s T. .7 " Teeehea asea sad womea barber trade ta s weeks.
lungs, -xxe wua vy ww-vy a sv oiro M. ura tt.h tr vm u Varlm.n. TJ. A. Manna Coma.. Room i 1 7 TT JTT., , T.
Discovery' and it cured him. 4.T Em nfTsVabTPeoruir X". s." " las PamT.ni bldxT and reeeiv. rewsrd. " - J fSeJS f iV .'r?
ARNEY Te Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caraer. 2 OS r7.. . mAm hand, bee with kd.'. .aid I ' - -
Pierce's Kemedies. Mrs. Fred Patter-1 North Nineteenth,-Msreh 2, a eon. - vtrf. name to back. -Msry L. Doth":l t - sivririnvs wiis..-- .
. . n .ii i . , retuUHJTa IS. .Ml Um im ,U. V Y . t 1. . - V r. a.. . T --. w. 7. . ....
SUII, . ... lairVjr . SilCi,- ; :,v V ' . Ttf " 7- - " ' ii . SnO S.eV. mmmm . a. - ' a
Portland. Oregon "For blliousneaa t '"iT-ml r,?; .1 : . Wash. - - --
and torpid' liver Tld to regulate the lata1. a" fLOST 811. la rarryaey.
eWnwhW'. " '1 Burasida. sara seooot.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. otto Johnson. 790 j .. . V ,- -" y ' ; " '
nroosiyn. senraary z, a aaugnter. , I lA'ax atonuay .- uwoms,-, rsoy s oiaca . um.
I GEHLEN To Mr. and Mrs. John Uehlen, 1230 - Orella. .uver sad pearl handle. 3-8826. B.
Mmasv aiarc-s, s aaagntec -- v - wsra. - - - . - . . - . . .
bowels, there is nothing: that can canal
Doctor ' . Pierce's -. Pleasant Pellets. I
have used them over, twenty years and
have alwBVie found them arorwt "A W
'Humphreys, 169 E. 75th street N. CAdrJ
bet. E. 80th and
900 JtU Burnsid.
GOOD pastry and bread man wants peel tioa.
B-C13, Journal. . -- .- -c- . e. ..
MAN, 4S7wsirU Job aa . chsufeu ar truck
- driver. 8-414, Jouraal.
l-AINTiNt;,
work.
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.Phone Woodlsws 4631. C"
(CosUssed ea Nest Paso.