12
THE OREGON . DAILY
JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27, 1918.
BELL BROOK BALKS
ANB ATTEMPTS AT
LAUNCHING DEFIED
Big Steamer Starts on Schedule
Time and Elizabeth Kerr
Breaks Bottle Over
Bow.
STICKS AFTER FEW FEET
Expectation Was That It Would
Take Considerable Time to
Get Vessel Moving Again.
The hull of the Bteamer Bell Brook
balked when It came to taking: lt ini
tial plunge Into the water of the Wil-
Strength and
How to Gain It
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
rr'aDDle with difficult problems; the
nervous force which endows the body
'with vigor and vitality; the will power
to triumph over adversity and turn de
feat into victory.
But such glorious strength is Impos
sible no 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 as bltro-phonphate and put up
in 5-graln , compressed tasteless tablets.
If you feel your strength Is failing
from any cause, get a supply of these
bltro-phosphate tablets and take one
with every meal. Practically all of
the minor ailments afflicting mankind.
as well as many of the more serious
maladies, can be traced to nervous ex
haustion and lowered vitality, and prob
ably this explains why such a remark
able Improvement In the general health
Is Invariably noticeable when bltnv
phosphate Is taken as directed, as the
nerves are thereby revitalized and made
trong. Adv.
lamette river at the plant of the Pepin- I United States shipping board, the war ;
ula Shipbuilding; company today at I trade board or tne inter-allled cbarter- ,
1Z:0 o clock. ling; executive."
When the signal was given the blgr I Armllcationa to buv or aell vessels are
gray-blue hull started on her trip down to be made in the first instance to the
tne ways in apparently fine style, dux united States shinninsr board, the war
after traveling about eight feet came I trade board agreeing; to be governed by
10 a sianastui. up u i:jo ociock me i the decisions of the shipping board.
hull had defied further attempts at
launching but It was regarded as prob- i..
able that It would soon yield to coaxing that m,ght faU ,nto enen)y nand I
' -umj I war f rl hnarri uinauncM that '"nere-
So genuine appeared the start that ii,., tn
Miss Elizabeth Kerr, the sponsor, lost no t phot0graphic nima or piates must
time in breaking the bottle over the tndicate whether the films or plates,
bow. Miss Kerr is the daughter of Mr. covered by the application, are exposed
and Mrs. James B. Kerr. ,,n,Tnnwi) ami if pimnwi. -whether
The Bell Brook is the second of tht dn..lnnH orrwieveioned.
steamers built by the Penln- ., . .
government
sula company, the Clackamas, launched
February 26, being the first.
The two hulls are as much alike as
two peas In a pod. They are built
after the Peninsula type, which was
designed by the Peninsula .company s
The Portland representative of the
war trade board IsLB. Smith, with of
fices in the Morgan building.
TWO NEW SHIPS LAUNCHED
GERMAN ! UNABLE TO
REMEMBER SPEAKING
OF TEUTON SUCCESS
Joseph Herzog Will Be Detained
Pending Further Examination
by Federal Authorities.
' E. P. Ticars and wife to William H.
Enderley, lot 29, block 108, Larel-
i hurst
John I Band and wife to Robert Bett-
i ncr. lot 10. block 42. Fau-port
Joseph Herzog told United States At
torney Haney this morning that he
could not remember uttering ejacula
tions of joy at news of German suc
cesses on the Western front- though he
10
1
Cirvm ft lunlnnr tn H Morris, lot
1, 17, block 2. Crone park 1,450
Edward E. Harvey and wife to Misa Mary
Conhoy. lot 15. 16. block 4, Tremont
Park add.
lira. Auiruxta I. Chinville to Mrs Etta
C. Haigh. lot 1. block 3, Stewart
park 1.000
Elsie L. William to W. C. fcldham. lot
11. 12. block 2S. Railway add 6
Era M. Jones and husband to A. W. An
derson, lot 18. block 2. Fint add. to
to Holladay park add 1
James A. Slater and wife to Hans Daniel
son, lot 1. 2. block 25. Holbrook'l
add. to St. Johns 1.100
D. A. Hatfield and wife to J. W. Darts
Jr., all wly. 10 ft. lot 5, 6, block
298 City, ely. H of Lownadale st.
(now racated) 10
Margaret D. Killeen to William H.
AhlgTim. lot and E. H lot 3.
block 7, Lorrington 10
Dennis O'Connell and wife to Josephine
M. Pitts, lot 13, block 9, City View
Park add
The Joseph A. Strowbridge estate com
pany to Franc . Isaacson, lot 8, block
33 Erroll Heights 30
had been charged with having said: tJJ"""..'
Two more launchlngs Tuesday added "I am glad the Germans took 25,600 j comer of Bridgeport in Milton Doan.
Beraitt,
vessels are 287 feet long, 49.8 to the Portland built fleet of wooden prisoners and I hope they take 25,000 ! E. E. Foot and wife to J. C. B
md 27.6 depth of hold. They are steamers. At the North Portland yards more." ' j ' J. J7' ? StS'Yn '
i -j .i i v.i . .. n , m..ji ,lr. I tt i.. i-ht hv I Ionn r.uwara and wile to i
. Standlfer Construction He was arrested Tuesday night by
own draftsmen and adopted by the gov- jjotorship Libby Maine and Sleamer
ernmeni as tne type ot v.e. to uc Boilston Are Christened
tlon by that concern.
The
beam and
4- A Va aiiilnnayt I f Vi At-i ar rt AO enaKla I - A x i n
or giving mem a speed or iuy Knots, company, the motorsmp j-aooy mam, uriicer trice ana laKen oerere umwu
Thlr Ho3ilu'lirht njananitv will h SfifiS I nnniriirf fnr I Ihhv Mr-Kpll & Ubbv. Stnto Attnrnv TTanov this morniner.
tons. gild down the ways. The craft has a Investigations failed to reveal that he " " " "c
length of 240 feet, her beam is 43 feet is an American, although he claimed gberlff t0 IJddy Klos, rxiTX Mlb No
NEW RFGI!L4TIOS ISSITD and her depth of hold is 24.6 ieet. Mrs. to be less than 21 years old when nis 3 of lot 2. block 3. Portland iiome-
Oavid W. Branch of Seattle, wiie oi tne i ratner was naturalized
Restrictions Made With Intention of ,m"!fe' "5,by' !ieJjL fn? WfL.r!!. 'ttS
Forcing American Registration. launching proved a success in every i etates Attorney Veatch that his father
Restrictions intended to-force registry wav. The Rhio has a tonnase of 2500 was naturalized in Springfield. 111., a
HEATHS A1TP FUNERALS 7
CLAKK Match 27, Samuel D. Clark, aged 42
yean, beloved husband of Mrs. Elora Clark.
Remains will be forwarded to Philomath. Or.,
from Dunning V McKntee's parlors.
MATES Loo A. Mayea.20M lit, March 24,
33 years, lobar pneumonia.
WIEXEKE Hachiel Wieneke. 391 E. 9th, 2
months, capillary bronchitis.
THOMPSON Andrew Thompvm. 808 Main.
March 23, 53 years, angina pectoris.
Ml I.Lt K Mande Miller. 226 Park. March 23.
1 9 yean, puerpnral septicemia.
OVIATT Paul C. Oriatt. SU Vincents hospital.
March 21. 22 yean, cerebral hemorrhage.
DAHL Howard Thomas Dahl, 15ti0 E. Flan
ders, March 23. 1 year, convulsions.
MATL1CK Katbenne Bush MsUick. 12 E.
14th. March 24. 03 yean, senility.
WAUXEH Herman John Wagner. 455 23d.
March 23. 13 yean, lobar pneumonia.
COl'RTEB 8uan H. Courter, 628 Tenino ae.,
March 23, 89 years, heart disease.
BEVERLY William 8. Beverly. 34 7 Weidler.
March 22, 51 yean, valvular disease of heart.
MEAD Alonxo P. Mead. Portland sanatorium.
March 22. 79 yean, accidental fall.
EOBLNSON Edgar Raymond Robinson. E. 82d
and Powell, March 23, 6 yean, pneumonia.
N1K.MI Aner N.emi. natural sanatorium, March
20. 17 yean, tuberculosis of lungs.
HELP WASTED MALE
Ki.oRi.vrs
2.750
liarles
M. Nelson. River lot No.s 12 to 22.
and S. 27 ft lot 11, Southern Port
land 27, BOO
under the American flag of vessels and her motive power is two DelBel en-
launched after February 1 are con- I eines of 320 horseDOwer each.
talned in orders issued by the federal
war trade board.
"No applications for "bunkers by any
vessel built in. the United States and
completed February 1. 1918," reads the
order, "shall be granted unless the ves
sel is documented under the American
flag, or unless the United States ship
ping board shall have waived such doc
umentation."
"No neutral or uncommandeered
American vessel shall be bought or sold
without the previous approval of the
wire query failed to corroborate him.
He Is being held in the Multnomah coun
ty jail pending further examination. He
worked at the Electric Foundry corn-
stead
J. C. English and wife to Walter E.
Conklin. lot 29, 30. block 75, West
Portland park
Dora Thormahlen Krueger and husband
Ruth Schmale. lot 4, black 3. lot 7,
block 32. Woodlawn. alfto lot lot 1
and E. 5 ft. lot 2, block 3, Severance
add
Fred W. Wagner and wife in John Mac-
Donald, lot 8. 4, block 32, Tremont
j place
1.000
1.276
The Grant Smith-Porter Ship company
9 c Thna toitnohAil tVlA pnvprnmAnt !
v ' L" " i i m . mi - 3 -' 1. t 17
Steamer Boilston. Miss Sarah M. Kil- i cin.y-i.iri. uu IUu , Irene A- McKenney to Jennie Levy, lot
i,.llv ..H anon-or The Boilston Kve other alleged German aliens 3. block 59. Albina
m yh Unloved thJ T'pacinc Trade tS have been arrested in various parts of i . u Thompson and wife to Frank o.
will be employed in the Pacific traae to nv t Thompson, lot 4. 5. block 1. I pton
replace other vessels wnicn nave Deen " , park
withdrawn for war service. federal officers. Martha E Poehler et al to Willis Mil-
Anton i-fOrx, nrisi vjrons, ricriniii i iut i. utu-s .. aeni ir
Mne josepn a. airowDnage r.siaie com
pany to Howard C. Dix, lot 23. 24.
block 7 , Darlington
av-
7.
niTDrrcs avis mm IV rrT nparV Augustus Belka and Henry Holm were
BURGESS AND BERLIN GET HEAUi arrBt ,n -nrfh Anrt rim and Tr
1 are belnr held for instructions from ! H. H. Harris and wife to Hibernia
RorLc 1m Ppenarlna for Their Annual th nttnrnpv perprsl. Xt Internment I ing bank, lets 22. 23, 24 and
10
1.000
10
1
10
700
Trip Into Alaskan Waters.
has been asked as yet for Belka and j
to Mr. Veatch all
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF
block 34. Waverleigh Heights, north
34 ft. lot 9. westerly lot 10. and
sthly 16 ft. of wstly H . lot 9. all easter
ly V, lot 10. southerly 16 ft. of
Of the Alaska Portland Packers' aSSO- Thn TTllrirh nrerstod In Kurne. will! . easterly lot 9. block 10. Esst
elation are taking on cargoes today pre- ; be brought to Portland on a presidential waverfeighfeilThts . ...
paratory ror ineir annual trip nortii i warrant. He is charged with violating ! 8. Elizabeth RyaU to Rsy Annt. lot
i Holm. According
The barks Levi ijurgess ana uerun ... the P.atricted waterfront area.
the fishing grounds in Alaska. The ) tna resident's nroclamation
. a Jk . , . r a at I n ,, v. n . . n ,4 n T InntAn tr. v
take on a cargo of lumber and the Bur
Every bit
after one or two applications of Dan
T
aner one or two applications OI uan- laKe on a cargo 01 luraoer aim uir oui- - 1 .
derlne rubbed well Into the scalp with gess Is coaling at the bunkers of the KPTIm IP TfiTl lilnnC! T.fi
the finger tips. Get a small bottle Pacific Coast Coal company.' After this -'J-lllXt- UJ1 UU
E4'
35, 36. 37. block 7, Stanley No.
of Panderine at any drug store for a work has been completed the vessels
Log Cabin Baking company to Rudolph
Palitzsch. lot 4. block 59. Albina
Jennie Levy to same, lot 3, block 59.
Albina
10
180
a
10
1
few cents and save your hair. After
several applications you can't ftind a tak on a general cargo of cannery
P ey will depart for the
w---vs. as. r - - .s a kaa. ataVa
P11V1PLY?WELL,D0NTBE
People Notice It Drive Them
Uli WlUl UI. iiuwaius
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
-itiuch longer it you get a pacKage oi
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The sklr.
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effec
tively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,"
a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good'
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bar"
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are r
purely vegetable compound mixed witl
olive oil; you will know them by theii
olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowe
complaints, and Olive Tablets are thr
Immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week
See how much better you feel and look.
10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
(Adv.)
Child Gets Sick,
Cross, Feverish
if Constipated
Look at Tongue! Then Give
Fruit Laxative for Stom
ach, Liver, Bowels.
"California Syrup of Figs"
Can't Harm Children and
They Love It.
will return to the municipal dock to
sup-
north
April 10. The fishing season will be
gin June 15 and last 40 days. The
crews wll lbe shipped from Portland.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
San Krlstlania, a new motorshlp built
In Aberdeen for W. C. Grace & Co..
was given a trial trip on San Francisco
bay Tuesday and proved satisfactory In
every respect.
Freighter Launched at Seattle
Seattle, March 27. (I. X. S.) The
commandeered 8800-ton steel freighter
Westboro. ordered originally for the
Cunard line, was launched here Tuesday
afternoon from the yards of J. F.
Duthie & Co.
News of the Port
Use Same Quarters
Pendleton. March 27. Strictly as a
measure for economy during the war.
the Commercial association of Pendle- I
ton last night voted to abandon its
home of 25 years and share quarters
with the Elks' club. Both organizations
took the attitude that there was a big
waste of fuel and much unnecessary ex
pense in maintaining two club rooms at
this time.
ATJCTIOX RALES TOMORROW
THE MAKER AUCTION HOCSK. Maouc Tem
ple bid-. 1'amlull and W. fark ata. Bala
at 10 a. m.
Judge Kelly Guest of
Honor at Luncheon
MEETING NOTICES
41
THE MASTERS. WARDENS AND
PAST MASTERS ASSOC IA
TION OF PORTLAND will hold
ita rg-ular meeting at the Acacia
rlnb. Central buildinc, 10th and
Alder ata.. at 8 ociock tomorrow
IThiiradaTl eTe. By order of the preswenu
Tnuradaj) ee. ' K PARKER, Sec.
klKii. tvjjw.r-.i tiuruta, 064 Uuil
Mam 2b0, A-loe. Flowara tor ail occa
sion artifeticall? arranged.
CLAKK. BKt'H , fciurut. 287 alorruua al.
Main or A-lsOfi. 1 na fl4wa and floral
Oesigna. No branch atorao.
LABORERS WANTED
CAMAS MILLS
Strike not declared off.
But orer 7'J0 men working.
13.84 lowest' wage paid.
8 -hour ahift work.
U-hour daya alona.
Steady work and higher wages to
reliable men.
Good houaing accommodations and acboola.
APPLT
509 OREGON BUILDING
Corner 5th and Oak.
MTTJATTOTW MAI.K
1 IK tint claaa land Tana caadenlBg. trlmaaine
of roa biathaa. bam
way 2404
. Jabaa and tnaa. Bad-
1 WANT residential gardening work by daj
or contract. Main 1706.
HARRIED man, 24.' pnaiUon driving truck og
delivery. Beferrncea. Tabor 2021.
ELDERLY
hoturmait.
PAINTING
nn wiabea work aa janitor mm
H-911.. Journal.
. . . . , iiangiu! ami uniin, au
gooda atrictly fir-t elaa. Woodlawn 4 531
SITUATIONS F EM ALE 4
EES PECT A RLE widow, ag. 87. with boy.
lft montha. whOie position aa houaekaepe
for one or two men, or widower with cboklraa
In city or country. 1180 MUwaukte aC
DHKSSM AKINU
40
WANTED Plain sewing at home,
Klaadrrs. Flat B, cor 2uth st.
706 Eaat
1 I lU.l.v Lit, l urtlspo lioiel. 3J Momwa
MAX M. tjiiliH. floret. 141 to otii SU
HM.UAL DIKECTORH
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
EatabUahed 1877.
Third and Salmon Streeta.
Main 507, A-1611.
Idy AsaUtaoL
J. P. FINLEY & SON
Progressive Funeral Directors.
PRIVATE DRIVE Women Attaadaata,
alontgomary at JTiIth,
Main 9. A-1S98.
WILSON & ROSS
Eaat 64. Lady AaalsUnt. C-8168.
Multnomah at Seventh at.
Dunning & McEntee
Undertaken.
Modern la
every detail. Broadway and Pins tta. Phonae
Broadway 480. A-46SW. Iaoy asautani.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Bale Cndertakem,
414 E. Alder ft. Phone Kast ft2. B-B25.
A. D. Kenworthy Co,
Tabor 8287. 8802 92d at.. Lenta.
Tabor 8895. 86th st. and Foster road. Arista.
East 781
B-1888.
Undertakers.
LERCH
E. 11th and Hawthorne
Mrs. Lercb
Assists ut.
MILLER TRACEV. Independent iuneral Dt
reetors. Prices as low as $20. 840. 8tt0
Washington at Ella. Main 2691. A-7885
HAMILTON
1U7 3 E. Oliaan sL Fa
ceral services. Tabor 4813.
ALASKA Fishermen s Union, meeting 27;
1918 at 7 .30 o ciock p. m.. in the "Sailors
Union , hall. 88 Vi 3d st.. Portland. Or. Import
r.Tuh... in stsndinc are requested to
b.l"pr-nrd"toh.ve th.tr books or rece.pt
I along.
Mother! Tour child isn't naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue Is
coated : this Is a sure sign the little
stomach, liver and bowels need a cleans
ing at once.
DRINK MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat and take Salts for
Backache or Bladder trouble
Neutralizes acids.
Uric acid In meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked ; get sluggish.
ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The
urine becomes cloudy ; the bladder la irrl
lated, and you may be obliged to seek re-
lief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must help
them flush off the body's urinous waste
" 1 or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At
first you feel a dull misery In. the kid-
! ney region, you suffer from backache,
ICR headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu
, matte twinges when the weather la bad
' Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
(also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablesDoon-
, ful In a glass of water before breakfast
i lor a Tew days and your kidneys will
-then act fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
; Juice, combined with 11th la, and has
been used for generations to clean
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity, also to neutralize the
. acids In urine, so It no longer 1 a source
oi Irritation, thus ending bladder weak
. eesa.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot In
Jure; makes a delightful effervescent
Uthla-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists here
say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks
Yho believe In overcoming kidney
-. trouble while it la only trouble.
sisuRATED
Magnesia
For; Dyspepsia, Indigestion
: BeartbnrV Bakhinc, Sour Add Stomach, Gas
la Stomach;' ate., take a teaapooafal of Bisnr-
ted Magnesia m a half glass of hot water after
eating. la safe, pleasant and harmless to use and
gives almost instant nliaf. It atntrallsaa atom
aek aesdlty and aweetans tfct food aentetits as
thai eigasuoa a saury and palalaaa.
Arrivals March 27
fVHln. American steamer, from San Fran
cisco, passengers and freight. J. A. Chanslor, county were invited as special guests.
American steamer, from Gaviota, oils. 1
Departures March 27
Rose ntv. American steamer, for San Fran
cisco and San Pedro, passengers and freight.
H. M. LORNTSEN. Agent.
TON IGHT TON I( ; HT ' "- '
I -. 1 ., , i.-j . ..mh.r nr not. Cards
i you are an mviieu. ,
' R to 10 dancing 10 to 12, groceries for prizes.
Judge Percy R. Kelly of Albany was VnioB mUsic. given by Anchor (Vmrisel. 748
n . A . , i i f . . o rn.jt.ri hall. 11:9 4th. Aa-
tv vnrr- .tr,,.o rr th tf Dt mission 1 5c. You are sure to have a good time
Hotel Portland today.
Judge Kelly is circuit judge of Marion i .jfllVreet Thursda.""". MreQ 28- AM
and Linn counties. He la candidate for memDers ,r'e urged to be preaent. A od
the Republican nomination for asso- time with eats and cigars. t ommit rt,t..
elate Justice of the supreme court. KMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons, pina.
The six circuit iudees of Multnomah charnv. Jaeger Bros.. 131-133 otn st.
Breeze & Snook WTl tliot i.
CHAatBERa-KENWoKTHT CO.
nil Kerbv st. Woodlawn 8306. C-113S
ikjl Li.n.n ailLLb.
STIinCE TFIERK MKANS WORK FOR TOC
AT PAPER MILLS. WEST LINN.
BEST WAGES AND REST liOLltS.
80 11 E.N WANTED.
At far as wa ara concerned strike is ever
but not fVclared off. making necessary under
law to advertise it Few pickets at carline and
tew Oregon City wasting their time and
being tooled by agitators who continue to make
falsa reports to their rapidly diminishing fol
lowing, be a aun aad ire to do as yon
please. Pay no attention to tbesa few strag
glers who ara itill following the orders of these
matters of union labor. Only 10 per cent of
I mted States labor belongs to unions. Why 7
Eren If all 20 are already at wotk bring this
ad to free empluyment agency on mill walk.
West Linn, across river from Oregon City, anc
you will get work. Wages of lowest paid
33.36. 8 hours. Few )obs $3.48. n hours.
13. 66, 9 hours open. Only 14 miles. 20c fare.
80 minute car aervlca from Portland. Over 18
years old O. fL if able bodied You can get
board and bed at mills, 36 oo week.
ilEN WASTED FOU
SAWMILLS. BOX FACTORIES, LOGGING
OPERATIONS.
KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON.
HIGHEST WAGES.
REST SCHOOL.
CIHJL, URY CLIMATE
CITY OF 6000 PEOPLE.
There is a big diversity of labor, as there are
14 sawmills, 0 box lactone. 16 logging oper
ators umg both ataam. donkeys and horse log
ging. Three lath mills. Roys and women can
wora in the box factories.
COME NOW. MILLS OPEN MARCH 1 TO
10. BOX FACTOHIES NOW RUNNING.
O.N ARRIVAL SEE
KLAMATH LUMBERMEN'S AND LOG-
GER8 ASSN..
MAIN ST.. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
1200 MEN EMPLOYED.
F V H X IXH K n HnOHS
32 30 TO $3.50. Klickitat. 82a W Holladay
are., newly renovated, misJrrn. cheerful out
side tixiiui; brt.k. ckxe to shipyards, walking
dMauce, west side; transients solicited. II M
dajn ,
ooc AN D Tit a U.j. s 1.7.1 a wa. Large
comfortable furnished rooms. absolutely
clean, batb freer- hot water all hours: ear
carfare. Hotel Cadillac. 3d nr. Jefferson.
LAUREL HOTEl' Rooms' $2 per week. Staam
beau AImi newly furnished span merits alodara.
SECOND AND YAMHILL 8TS.
RYAN HOTEL ANNEX. iiV Vk "ft'th. bnek;
hot, cold water rirry room, steam baatt
transient. Opp. City Hall. M W37B.
UNDER n-w uisnsgrairnt. liuun rooms, 2U1 H
E. Morrison. Thoroughly renovated. 31.7
week up. Kast 08H4.
UNDER NEW MAN Ao EM EN T
rrmceaa hotel. K. 3d and Uuiiunu, 60a day
arj. fj week up. East 171.
kuOMa in nsodera iwhsi, SI. I a weea and uaw
4K5 Alder.
PLEASANT living room, first floor. C26 Kerb
S. E.. cor. llusell. Phone East 7816.
. ti t. itAca.!. . ur in. ii-o iimhu, Meat,
running water. Bed 8d at
FUBXISIlnn u:OMS 7t
PRIVATE FAMILY
COMFORTABLE furnished room, modern con
remences, ue of piano; reasons ble rent;
Phone Tabor 7180.
NEWLY lurntthed room, fine location, aala
ing distance. 700 Flanders st.
ROOMS AND HOARD
RotlM and board lor biiiiM-HS girls, mudera coo
veniences, walking distance. 8.60 week. 1J
E. 7th st. Kat 4 732.
'iiit. Martha VS abuiatou. jiu 1 orti. lor bu
nexs girls and student. Marshall 1251
BOOM! AND BOARD
1'KIV'ATF FAMILY
CHILDREN lu Ouaru iu private buisa t'lirna
Eait 24 4 6
Skewes
Undertaking Co. Main 410.
A-2321. Corner 8d and Clay.
A. R. Zeller Co. eL ios's. c-iot
Wilson (St Wilson iSS?cSm
FARM LABOR FOR WESTERN CANADA.
Canada s farm uevds make ueceasary an ap
peal to the United States allies for men. The
government of the United States wants every
man who can effectively help to do farm work
this year. It wants the land in the United
States developed fir.-t of coarse, but It also
j wants to help Canada. Whenever we find a
man we can spare to Canada a Held after ours
are supplied we want to direct him there. We
will tell you where you can best serve the com
bined interests. Rate of 1 cent per mile Irom
Canadian boundary points to destination and
return. For particulars apply to U. 8. Em
ployment service. Dept. of Labor, or to J. N.
Grieve, 801 First ave., Spokane. Wash., Can
adian government agent.
K. T. BYRNES, new residence tablishment.
091 Williams ave. Woodlawn 220. C-1048.
THE MACCABEES, Portland Tent No 1 . wiH
give a social and banquet at their haU. 409
Army-Navy Orders
San Francisco. March 26. (I. V. S.) Tha i
following orders were issued here today: i
Payment of troops in this department on the !
! muster of March 31. 1918, will be made by the
VIM 5tefstcs
mariges.Blrtbs. Dzoihs.
M A B B1AOF, LICEBEg
"vv.n.r Hardwick. legsL Fort Columbia.
and
MARINE ALMATVAC
Weather at River's Mouth
North Head. March 27. Conditions at the
mouth of the river at noon: Wind, south. 22
miles; weather, cloudy; sea, smooth.
Sun Record for March 2S , at posts and camps
Ann ri.mm a m Sun sets. 6:34 Ti. in. 1 master corns, actirur Quartermasters, or officers r 10 0.4& shaver St.
Tide at Astoria Thursday I of the quartermaster reserve corps are stationed. : iaui E. Roth. 22, 271 Argyle at., and Ann
High Water: Low Water: ,"SrP, .uLa.i . .w. . C. Cunningham. 22. '""
1 08 a m 8 3 feet 7:54 a. m 0.3 foot : . ''""..'"""r"''" urnJl it"a- Herbert C. Knoaes
I 1:40 p. m 7.4 feet 7:52 p.m.
their commissioned assistants !aT yan Dyke legal. 448 11th st
where officers of the quarter- Charles E. Conroy. B3, 1102 Vaughn at., and
'DAILY RIVER READINGS
8:00 a. m , 120th Meridian Time.
Under the direction of the depot ouirtermu-'. ti..k.. - uhodes 22. Champion, Alta., Can-
1.8 feet ,ter; Seattle. Wajh. : 1 ,nd Edith E. Andrews. l.1rehm-. T
in t-erson 1 mops at neame ana in xne Tl- Mike 8telovich, SO, Hotel nwi, w va - -
cinity of that city. Forts Lawton and Ward, 0.... in -02 k McMillan st.
Iwiston
Umatilla
T.'
O-l. u. , . . ... .
vv urn iiRtiess. paie, ieverisn. run OI Albany
cold, breath bad. throat
sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache, i?,"d Ci'f
uisiunns, raiumoer, a gentle liver ana
bowel cleansing should always be the
at . . - . .
eamieni given. Th wi,tam.tf. . Portland will rise
routing equals "catirornia HyTUD Of slowly during the next two or three da vs.
Pla-a" for chlldrnn'si files - oU& ,. I
snoonful and In f.w v.n,,r. oil h r,.i AT NEIGHBORIXO PORTS
III I .
r L
BiaiiuAs s ar snn
mm Mm
22 I 9.4 I 0.6
25 I 7.1 0.4
10 I 6.0 0.2
20 I 8.2 0.1
...... I a I O.l 1 V .A 1 U.1U
12 7.7 I 0 0.00 I
1 15 I 9.4 I 0.4 I 0.14 j
Wash., and Bremerton and Charleston, Vah. , tj0't siiradel 30, 202 West Taylor street.
By eipress Forts Liscum and William II. Sew- ' n(r gva F. Edmondson, 25, 709 West Mohawk
ard. Anchorare. and Seward. Alaska: Everett. . .
UjCle Elum. Tye and Index, Wash. A field clerk, KVj J. Bechell. 20. 672 Princeton St., and
quarirrmaaicf tuiin, iu vn ucuiiwiru uj me uepol Tielen A ShUey, 1", OOO launiiu "i.
quartermaster, wilj accompany the quartermaster rr- ;ioss-n'bscher 23. Oregon City, and
making payments in person. Edith C. Hamilton. 19. 343 Kast rorty-tnira at.
By tne quartermaster, tort Women. Wash.: Alonzo B. Creekpaura. 3-. inn inn si
In nerson FoVta Casev. Flsaler. Whitman and ' i Tn.inn "R 342 East 6th st
n m l ... . ' ..r . "' .w-.. --.
v.. i vvoruen, nun. ;
0 . 00 1 By tne quartermaster, Vancouver Barracks, I
0.05.Wah. !
0.081 jjy expresa or check payment
NONDHR.T8
1
BLAESING GRANITE &
fj$J- 3RD ST. AT MADISON.
POKXLAND MARBLki VOUhJ. iV:""t.hn
at, WPonita city halL Mala 6564. Philip
Neu Sons for memorials.
TuOST AND FOTJXn
THE following articles have been found on
cars of the Portland Railway Light A
i-. r March 26. 1918: 1 lavalher. 6
i nl..t,,r. 1 k
i' .w. ll itmhrellas. 1 Dr. gloves. 1
1 roller,
1 nr.
gvT 7 lunch bxcsTTpackagea. i bag laundry
? . . .n i t,r irsrden sties rs. 1
1 Dill oi iimoci - - ;
,iii i niiiiev. 1 overcoat. Owners may ob
tain nronertT at 1st and Alder st. siation
WANTED
I want boys over 16 with wheels, pay too
for the use of your bicycle. Work is clean and
steady. Can make 360 to 3100 per month.
Excellent chance tor advancement.
Elmer L, Bailey
238 Oak SL
MECHANIC for garage, owned and operated by
corporation, in city; steady work. Apply in
own hand writing, stating age, experience, tele
phone number. I924, Journal.
WILL lady with children who took rainbow
areen silk umbrella from rest room of Lip
mafr Volf.. 2d floor, ple-a return he
;a malfl or at m .
me
Hmk to avoid trouble.
WILL MAN who was seen to pick up gold wrist
watch, owner s name on back in "tranre of
Northwestern Bank building lat Thursday about
n Main newam.
A n. m. .
,,,ST Near 21st anci Weidler. gentlemana
s'ilk umbrellf Finder please return to Jour
nal office. Broadway and amhilL
STRATKD or atolen.l.rge black and I white part
Angora cat. goes by name of Blacky. Re
ward. I'none tsi i "
and
Und. Or.
-Troops at Port- j
Wedding Announcements
W. G Smith & Co . 311 Morgan bldg.
L'nique Tai-
RIVF.R FORECAST
By the quartermaster. Fort George Wright: DRESS St ITS. tor rent, iu enco.
By express Troops at Anaconda, Butte and loring Co.. dU Btar su
Great Falls. Mont., and Wallace and St. Maries, i
I Idaho
Commanding officers will furnish requisite
guards and escorts upon application of the offi
cers making payments.
waste. ,sour bile and fermenting food lfTS' ."T TrVUZ '"L'S
which is clogged In the bowels passes
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
-t a..i:- xr Ta. a.n aA i t T3 a iw i
Vt "llavf,,?8 anl .yU aeJ,,71Mb.8;..8NoSd,3t 8.nFnctcmer kU" t0' i E ompson and vAfetS ' ilk' Unm? '
and playful child again. All children D,rf!.i!,0.- ''.iT "i?,. berg. w. H lot 2. block 4. Cook-
love this harmless, delicious "fruit laxa- . r1" VnTl, .k;; n.T. V-.1". S I dd. to Albina 10 i
steamer Celiio, from
iivo, ana never ians to eiiecr. a gooa ,nd left up at 7:80 p. m
inside cleansing. Directions for ba- San Francisco.
bles, children of all ages and grown-ups s,n Pedro. March 26. Sailed Steamer Daisy
are plainly on tne Dottle. VT" n . T ..
il "J J J-i. Iliuo rlaii.r from Kn rnno irn at S-IO n. . ua
Kivcn iuuoj nan no a. niun tiinu tomorrow, i irom oan rancuco, at z. p. m.
but get the genuine. Ask your drutrelst 8n Francisco, March 27. Arrived yesterday
for a bottle of "California Svrun of u"i'. ": P- m ; Beaver, Is
- w . - - .' ." . .....t,, in i ti. in Din.
p. m. ; ileum, Astoria, 0:0 a p. m.
! George W. Watt to W. W. Karnes, lot
lot 12, block 2, Chlpman s add. to St.
Johns
BIRTHS
ABNOLP TiTMi. and Mrs' George Wilson Ar
nold. 4 8 N. 9th. March 17. a daughter
MANN To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mann. 312 San
Rafael. March 14, a son
CROMBIE To Mr. and Mrs. John Joe Crombie,
1147 E. 32d. March 17. a son.
M ADAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Harry I-eslie Mc-
Adams 74 9 Corhett, March 4. a daughter.
HADDKRLY To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph George
Hadderly. 1221 E. 29th,
March 13.
Figs." then see that it is made by the
'California Fig Syrup Co."
(Adv.)
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY TRY THIS!
8ay glass of hot water with
phoaphato before breakfast
washes but poisons.
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME
i It CDS HAW To Mr. and Mrs. David V. Bud
1 47i i shaw 2S7 E. 2d. March 22. a daughter.
1 475 ! ASAkT To Mr. and Mrs. T. Asaki, 82 S. 4th.
; March 2 1 . a son.
COOPER To Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper,
4036 52d, March la. a eon
DEATHS ASP FUNERALS 74
Rainier. Seattle, 8 p. m. ; Lyman Stewart, Port
Angeiea, s:3U p. ra. ; Avalon, Grays Harbor, 9
p. ra. : Argyll, Port San Luis, 10:30 p. m. ;
Willamette, Astoria, 11 p. m.
Haued yesterday: Richmond, Seattle, 11:35
a. m. ; Axalia, Seattle, 11:63 a. m. : Citv of
Para, Corinto; 1:45 p. m.: Frank D. Stmit
Coos Bay, 3:40 p. m. ; Homer. Port San Luis,
a:Z p. ra. ; Helene. Grays Harbor. 6:20 n. m
South Coast, Caspar, 9:30 p. m.
Ban Francisco. March 27. Arrived Steamer
Santa Inea, Belling ham. 1 :80 a. m. ; Navigator,
with Monterey in tow, Astoria, 0:80 a. m. : Ad
miral Dewey. Seattle, 7 a. m. ; Coquille River.
Fort Bragg. 7:80 a. m.: Sea Eagle, with Simla
in tow. Port San Luis, 8:80 a. m. ; Tyee, with
C. A. Smith In tow, Marshfield, 7 a. m. ; Mult
nomah, Los Angeiea, 7:4 5 a. tn. : Raymond,
Grays Harbor, 8:30 a. m.; Westport. Crescent
city, s :u a. m.
Bailed Steamer Hyadea. Port Allen and Kaan.
apali. 2 a. m. ; Fearless, with Fullerton in tow.
Port San Luis, 8 a. m. ; Oleum, Port San
Lull, 8 a. m.
To see the tinge of healthy bloom In UJSZJ a. 'h".0",' 2?
your face, to See your Skin get clearer 6:50 a. m.: Curacao. Port Blakely. 6:80 a m -
and clearer, to wake up without a head- Charles E. Moody, Port Blakely, in tow of tug
ache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty "VJi: oa' aVrfv -1,, a ,
v,.. i i v. . . . I Seattle, March 26. Arrived Northland. San
breath, in fact to feel your best, day in Francisco, 4 p. m.; Tyndarrae. Vancouver. 8 .30
ana oiy out, just try insiae-Datmng p. m. ; Fulton, Vancouver. 3 p. m. ; Western
every morning for one week. King, trial cruise, 2 p. m. ; West Eagle, trial
Before breakfast each day. drink a cr r:,... V. JT .no.
glass of real hot water with a teaspoon- Kodiak and Tanginak. and achooner Halcyon, In
ful of limestone phosphate In it as a tow of steam whaler White, at 8 :30 a. m.
harmless means of washing from the mVU9'l5Srcm. 2" SUed GoTernor vn-
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the '""vWea.' MarclT'2e. Sailed: Admiral Watson,
previous day's indigestible waste, sour southbound, lam.
bile and toxins ; thus cleansing, sweeten-I .,J"neu ,rehJ26-T,,tl. N- 8-' Sed:
IfllV mvirl f,.lhTln a.a. A,t - 1 1 . I Xatmnm.a,r BVLlUlUUU.nl, I111U11I11U
, 7 e ' V.. J . nlaI Ketchikan, March 26 Sailed: Spokane,
canal before putting more food into the northbound. 5 a. m.; City of Seattle, north
stomach. The action of hot water and bound. 10 a. m.
limestone phosphate on an empty stom- , ,itm', MreS 28 A7lTed: JM"to,hip fn
. . . " I label, from Tacoma. thence Febrnary 5 via
ach la wonderfully Invigorating. It 8an Francisco and San Pedro,
cleans out aJl the sour fermentations, Honolulu. March 25. (L N. S.) Sailed:
ociiooner ncpvsi, w tr useb ooiiou.
Port Townaend, March 26. Passed oat:
Queen, at 1 :A0 p. m.
Point Well. March 28. Arrived: George
Loomis. from San FYancisco.
Tacoma, March 29. (L N. 8.) Arrived:
Alameda, from Seattle.
Dupont, March 26. Arrived: Regains, from
west coast porta.
Cautious Communication
From' the Washington Star
"I'm going to tell you something in
confidence," said the diplomat.
r- "All right." replied the cynic - To
what particular person C my acquain
tance do yon want me to mention the
matter by accident T"
I WEBER Mrs. Olive M. Weber, aged 31 years,
I M.roh beloved wife of W. H. Weber:
Eugene, Oregon 'T "certainly owe a mother of Harry C. ?h. "1, Uu;hJ" of
great deal to Dr..Pierc.'.. Kemedleg; , Mr,( Ei'.n r; ol M.ll jod Ktt
three d 1 f f e r e n t ! B4 Rodnfv avenue. Friday. March 29. at 9
times they have I vik thence to the Church of the Immacn-
late Heart. llliams avenue anu niaiiinu mto,
where services will be held at 9 :30 a. m. Frienas
are invited. Interment, Riverview cianetery. Tlie
remains are at A. R. Zeller company a parlor.
Will be at the residence after 4 p. m. today
Wednesday )
rOST Brindle ouuaog.
on fce Name"Dri' Call ,Last 844 1.
LosT-Pink enameled locket andr-ehain. Re
ward. Marshall 1806.
HELP WASTED 5JAJLE
BOTS WANTED.
FACTORY.
16 TO 20 YEARS. BAG
AMES HARRIS & NEVILLE COMPANY.
15TH AND HOYT ST.
CARPENTERS NOT WORKING IN KHIP
LA.!vJ'..J vn WHO ARE WILLING TO
HFI P THE GOVERNMENT IS THE PROD: C
tTM OF SHIPS WILL REPORT AT THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
247 DAVIS ST.
saved my life.
One time I bad
trouble with my
lungs and the doc
tor said that I
could not get well.
I took Dr. Pierce's
Qolden Medical
Discovery and It
cured me. During
another Illness the
doctors said there
was no chance for
.i.- my recovery. I
took two bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription and got well. Again
CLAY March 26. 1918. at the family residence.
1030 Mallory evnue, Sarah Elizabeth Clay,
age 52 years 6 months 3 days, beloved wife of
George S. Clay, and mother of Frank S. Clay of
Portland, and Mrs. Benjamin Keach of Markin
ville Ind. Funeral services tomorrow I Thurs
day) March 28. at 2 p. m . from R. T. Byrnes'
residence parlors, 901 Williams avenue at Mason.
Interment t Rose City cemetery. Friends invited
to attend.
JOHNSON In this city. March 26. Anna M.
Johnson. 463 E. 12th st. north, aged 55
vesra- widow of tne late wiei jonnson. reioeu
Ta Vl a .v" V . mother of Stanley Kenneth Johnson and Mr
doctors said that the only thing to mVTr h rk. Friends invited to at
save my life was an operation, and at ! tend funeral services which will be held at the
once, too I again took the 'Favorite ' Portland crematorium at 3 p. m. tomorrow
Discovery,' and they brought me j parlors. Please omit flowers; .
through Just fine well, and Without j Mc;reAL Mrs. AnSie lleason McGreal. aged
an Operation, So I cannot speak too 52 years, March 26, beloved mother of Mrs.
highly of these wonderful remedies." j Mary CarUn. John J.. D. F. and M. J. McGreal.
Mrs. Alma Jarvia 40 W Jd at The funeral services will be held at the Church
' ."t . a of the Immaculate Heart. Williams avenue and
Roseburg. Oregon. "During expect- ! surOon Jtreet. tomorrow (Thursday), March 2S.
ancy 1 was SO poorly 1 could not keep . at 8 :30 a. m. Friend are tnnted. Interment.
i Mount Calvary cemetery. Hemaim at A. a.
j Zeller company's parlors. 592 Williams avenue.
I THOMPSON In this city, at his late resi-
t dence. 824 East Tenth street North, March
eTYs-PF.R MONTH the year around the aver
' a, etming U-t year of a number of our
sal"roen over 4 5 years. This yesr w,ll be
ihe bicee-t yet. No eiperience necessary; week
ly cLT, Advance: outfit furnished. Big assort
ment gusranteed tree,, shrubbery and vines.
You can do what other inexperienced men have
don- Washington Nursery Co.. Toppenish,
Wsh
WASTED Men to qualify tor trainmen. Ap
ply room 310 Electric building; open all
day and aU night, including Sundays. P. B.. L.
M, 1. company.
r.-; u L iv 11 .n for farm work at 1600 per yea
and 6' room furnished house, cow. chickens.
osrrien. Dr. . aa. diujij,
SKCOND BAKER Man who unar r.-iani mia
" 'ing ' bread. Apply superintendent s office. 9
to i' m . Olds. Wortman King
MAN and wile wanted to do janitor work in
Vric. building; living rooms provided. In-
qn
ire 815 Dekum bldg
WANTED SiIkhuit und collector, salary or
commission. Singer Sewing MachinS Co.. 110
Grand ave.
FOUR salesmen wanted; ut furnish own car.
Robinyon-Hraith Co., authorized Ford dealers,
6th and Madison sta.
iv t.,-H.ncil knitting machine fiaer and prac
knitter. Apply J- J. Pfi'ter Knitting
Co.. Parker & 8th t-f. Wet Berke.-y. I'al
WANTED 3 hurtling agents for a saliabla auto
accessory. iau cieuiu
Bi Union ave.
JANITOR who understands 01J lurmvee. II
,.,wH wiie can help in kitchen. Broad
way 5433.
LABORERS and house carpenters wanted for
p.odcers tt Co., Astoria. Or.
gases and actdity and gives one a splen
did appetite for breakfast.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate will cost very little at the drug
store but Is sufficient to demonstrate
that Just as soap and hot water cleanses,
sweetens and freshens the skin, so hot
water and limestone phosphate act on
the blood and Internal organs. Those
who are subject to constipation, bilious
attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic
twinges, also those whose skin is sallow
and complexion pallid, are assured that
one week of - inside-bathing will have
Sold by 1 them both looking and feeling better In
1 W&-9&Aa'";rr-rts:r. .
thing on my
stomach and my
head and back
ached terribly all
the time and I was
so nervous. A
friend told me
about Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion. I took three
bottles and never
had any trouble
afterward. The
first dose helped
me. My baby was
a nice, healthy
child. I think the
FIRST CLASS auto painter wanted. Good wagea,
steady work. 1'aul Staler . ft Co.. 9th and
CoucIl,
I DUFFY In thia city. March 26, EDie Du:fy.
j age 84 yean, beloved daughter of Mrs. M.
! 3. Pieard. siter of Mrs. Minnie Hedges and
Mrs. Harry Clay of thia city. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangaments in care of Miller A Tracer
WA.N 1LI A man to aiteod furnace night and
morning, for roomette. Call 521 H Union ave.
:i- I
Edward L. Kreb,
! ANDERSON In thU city, March 27. Anna
1 Ruth Anderson, age 30 year, beloved wife
! of Godfrey Aaderaon. mother of Raymond L.
! W. G.. Goldie D.. Ernest R. and Vada Peas-1
Anderson, all of thia city. Notice of funeral
i later. Arrangements in care of Miller It Tracer.
Prescription' simply great. l am glad WATTS The funeral services of the 1st Ellis
tO recommend lt" Mm C A Tfrienrt : Bruce Watts, son of Mr. and Mr. Orville W.
851 Mosher street.- " Watts, will be held at Hoi mu 'a funeral parlors, ' simle man far lending to cardea and chores.
VI (PNG MAN. well dressed, for a new aeuing
proposition; big wages. Call 309 Stock Ex
26. William Henry Thompson, age 4 9 years, "Ida.
j husband of Mrs. Jeaeie Thompson. The re
' mains are at the residence establrhment of
I J. P. Finley ak Son. Montgomery at Fifth. No
; tice of funeral later.
WANTED Grocery driver. Apply Waacber Bros..
t. lotn and Broadway.
HELP -VTATfTEII MISC.
48
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.
462 HAWTHORNE AVE.
EVERYTHING MECHANICAL AND ELEC
1RICAL: UNLIMITED; PRACTICAL REPAIR
EXPERIENCE.
HOI NEKKEPING ROOMH H
Ft'RMSHEII AND I NUHMliHKO
TWO or 8 well furnished housekeeping rooms.
close in. cheap. Plume Last 41U1.
1IOLSEKEL1 ING ROOMS J
FLRNTS.HKD AND UNHH.MSUED
PRIVATE FAMILY
light and clean.
2 ladles; close in.
LARGE front alcoir r
with use of kitchen
684 K. Taylor t.
2 II HMSIIKll houMikeriiing nmm, rinHlelit.
467 E. Pine. bet. Htli and 1Mb t
FOR KENT HOUSES
UNFl'KNISHKD
IS
Powers Rental Bureau
A department operating for the con vent nee
af oar patrons and friends A service absolutely
without charge to you. Our lutings ot noaas
bungalowa and apartments is most couplet.
YOUHJl FOR &XRVICB
Powers Furniture Co.
Third and Yamhill Street
FOR RENT, a 55 room lmue witli 2 baths;
steam heat; clofe to Albina shlpyanls; rent
f30 Phone East Jl 663.
TTu RENT ." room house near Grays Cross
ing. :.41'i 8:.t!i st. S. E.. 37 month. 11.
Arthur. 14S 2d. rare Terminal MkL
4 ROOM modern lion. imrtn furnlelied; gar
den spare 94 2 East Carutliers. W-U. ear
to 30th st.
HOUKKN FOR KE?iT
FLRMTl'ltE FOR HALF.
8
FURNITURE of iive rooms loc sale. auiba4i
for rooming house: will bring 830 monih in
come; near sicel plant; rent 310. Call 394 V
Front St.. 1 .ill 2 p m
r l RMTI RI'. if .S room house for sale, 87..
Kent iif house. SU. 3113 Stanton st.. he.
I'nlon ati. and Williania. Call Thursday after-
"" UNCLE SAM
Needs 10,000 stenographers. Enroll Bow fnv
shorthand. typewriting. bookkeeping. MISS
DECKERS PRIVATE BL'SLNEIM COlXtUhL
3d floor. Alisky bldg
SUMBEU IwU.Nu WOMEN AND MEN wanted
to prepare for telegraph service to help fill
vacancies caused by the drafting of men for war.
For particulars call or write Telegraph Dept.
Room 218. Railway Exchange bids.
TUK ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL,
880 Wasco sL. corner Union ave.
OalL writs or pbone E. 7448 about free trial
offer. Day ana rtignt ciai
SPANISH Con versa Uon and grammar. Rates
to large clssiea 493 Montgomery. Main
1716.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL BCHOOu. H.
GRAND ATE. EAST 427
FURNISHED II O UHF.r
36
FURNISHED 3 rim house. 2 acr, barn,
chickens; elrrtnr light . ;;) wilst . clean.
Will rent to adult.,. Tsbt.r &00. 16 72d
st S E.
FOR RENT April 1, well furnished 6 room
modern Txmsr. sleeping porch, gsrage, chick
en pen, gardrn rp-t ; adults. Trem mt station.
2 blks. S., 2 blks. W. H21U 70th st., 320.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN TELEPHONE
OPERATING
NINE DOLLARS PER WEEK PAID WHILE
LEARNING
STEADY ADVANCEMENT
PERMANENT POSITIONS
APPLY TO TELEPHONE COMPANY OPF.R
ATING SCHOOL. PARK AND OAK STS.
SIXTH FLOOR
GIRLS WANTED, 16 TO
FACTORY.
20 TEARS. BAG
AMES HARRIS 4 NEVILLE CO.,
15TH AND HOYT STS.
Competent Girl for General
Housework
Wages $4 0 582 E. 16th st.. N. Es.t HBS2.
CAPABLE woman for permanent position di
tributing hosiery and underwear to regular
customers, at mill prices. All or apare time;
$50 to $100 monthly. Parker Co., 2748 N.
12th st.. Philadelphia.
GTRl WANTED Cooking and general house
work. 3 adults; $511 per month; references
required; telephone mornings Msin 1877.
GIRL to run body irons; experienced preferred
but not necessary. Apply Portland Hotel
laundry dept
WANTED A mother's helper in a fs rally of 6
with a cook, references required. Write and
give phone No. to Box 1. Reed college.
irl to do plain cooking and aa
bousework. No small children.
WANTED
siat with
East 329.
WANTEI Housekeeper, middle age. and help
clerk in variety store; no objection to one
child. W C. I'olhns. Warreiiton, Or.
GOOD girl or woman for general housework.
961 Gar.tenbein ave.
GIRL for gem ral housework in family of 2.
Phone Eat 94. morning..
$.-,( MONTH. 8 rrw.m completely furnished
modern. Pti-dmont. Hot water heat, aleep
ing porrh. L211 llaisrht ate. Ph.me Wood
lawn 187 ...
H "ROOM strictly modern, lurnisheil lioune. lr-
ington district, lor rent reasonable. 31 -i
Mom.n. Plume ICa t 0317.
PRETTY "furnished li.u-e to family without
rhildren. 262 E 8th N.. ror Multnomah.
WILL lease my home for 1 y?ar, reasonable to
relialde rmiple, no children. X 926. Journal,
. . 11 LSI IK I house with garage,
Sell. 2670. :
3 ROOMS to rent. 077 East 21t st.
Breoklyn rsr to door Urni rlieap
$2. month.
Take
APARTMENTH 48
FTRXISHED AND I' M F I'BXHHRB
f flE JEFFERT. new 2 room famished apt.,
$12: cor. cf Russeil and Kerby, between
MissliAipiil and Wlllmma A ve.
iili.'tiTAl.L. E. Btti sou iiawthorne. MuOera
1.-2 and 8 room apt..; $12.80 up; walcla
disuaca East 882
TT'rir.LD APTrt.. 204 Poner at . Bear the
shipyards. 2 room ap'a., completely furnished,
reasonable. Main 7392.
FUHN1HIIED 2 room apt. for rent, Harrlaoa
I rniri. 3!4 flth ht.
pEVINKClX-Apts.. Wdln. .ISO. St, Johns og
M A car. 2. 8. 4 room. SIR up
FOR
RENT F LATH
THREE unfurnished rooiua.
N , cor. Wasco.
IS
2 IS A E. 1st sC
FLAT 6 rooms, near shipyard. 38. Mar. 8?C
FUBMSHED FLATS
fl5 4 rsnm; 2d floor, light, clean and cosy;
garden fruit, garage. N. children. Block tfl
.r WitTri. 209. 83oHagljt ave.
i BOOM "furnif bed "flaw for rent: steam beat;
reasonable, close in. Phone Kast 6068.
HOTEL M
MODERATE PRICED HOTEL Oe Mk.aH
HOTEL CLIFFORD.
East MorrVwn et. and Eaat Slxlh.
$1 pet day. 84 per week up.
YOUNG girl or elderly lady to work for board,
room and small wages 4727 72d at, 8 E.
WANTED Girl for general housework;
washing. Wagea $23. Call Hell wood 669.
m shade man and drapery hanger.
r . k ..nsrisnssd. Auolv suoerintendent's
T,.. i to HI a. in.. Olds. Wortman Sc King. I LADY for pastry vara
1 w s 'iiiia ' s.
A N T 1 1 Elderly lady to keep house for man
with three children. Marshall 4 273.
5 young women, well educated, good
WANTED
appearance.
Call Room 309 Stock Ex. bldg.
Meres restaurant. 811
rvi.i.-uH'Vi'VIl floormen. best of references
-r,nire1 Aorilv superintendent's office, 9 to I G1H1
IK a m.. Olds. Wortman A King.
with some Duufc keeping experience.
at 212 4tl. st
Call
BOV with wheel wanted lor aeuvery ana errana
work. Kwhoni Co.. 91 Park st.
vi lN'l Ell
right party. Coquille Laundry. Coquille. Or.
WANTED A woman for housework;
drtn. Inquire 406 4th st. S.
3 chil-
Wasluuan at once; ateady Job to'GOOl MAID lor general housework. Mar. 1884.
i, EL WA.VTET -HALE A2X
FEMALE
F.RRAND bo wanUrd
Stark st.
WASTEI A nint rasn.
East 4368.
E. Burnside Garage.
!. v ... . .... m in, rMiwu .. . V ... ata. orivv 1 nUT-
ravurinirreicnpuon' ana -UOIden day). Marc- 28. Friendj invited. Interment
eaicaa uiacovery ' are Dotn put up in xtose cnty eemctery.
March 26.
Mould and tablets. If not obtainable at ILK CLAIRE At weo. or
dealer-- send 10 cents te Doctor Pierce. 1 Hz ctaif- years. .. The
InTall-a' JJotel. Buffalo, N, .Y n. he j SrWT" I-JaaS!'
swllt en. It rl.U.sV...sf.ov...M.i. lbT J- P; JrlnleT.. to Spokane, Wash..
" - 1 - css wSS- M.WSCh
where aetricea will be bald and interment made.
U-988, Journsi
WANTED Experienced teamster. Call at Pack
age Delivery Barn, E. 13th and Oak ata.
WANTED A good milk driver for wagon.
A 1 at Willamette dairy. 488 Uaioa are. N.
WANTED Aw advertising solicitor, apeciaL 418
i Stock Ex. BhU.irfJ,-V---t, '-. ' v"
iilnwi.NAL li...Ll; Lai.ulU COLXJCO
Tenet- Hie trade lb H wvekv Gives scholar
ships snd tracitKi eards Pays you while lea re
Ing H dematul tui buih am a4 woaaea,
o snrt Hr.ste
garden;
room furnished bunas low
reasonable. Eaat 3312.
BACHELOR desires apt. or h. k. rooms snath
of Washington at. K 716, Journal.
TWO or 3 room apt. wanted by young! couple.
J 6 4 7. Jonrnal.
W A TED TO RENT 7
RESPONSIBLE party want 4 room house with
cement baeement In Mt. Tabor. Sunnyslde or
Hawthorne district, or west side. Phone Tabor
08O6. . -
VXNTED To lease for 3 years, modern unfur-
nished 6 or 7 room house, Isrtwein E. Bum
aide and Sullivans guii h, E. 12th to K. 28tb;
references. Y-708, journal.
LADY alone wants 2 housekeeping rooms oa
carline; must be light, clean and respectable.
Tabor 7549
BE8PON 8 1 B I.E . permanent couple wants 8-6
must be
s.
FOR HALE. BCKIXESS PROPERTY 84
490x10$, water rout witu traokaca; lod-striat
center South Portland Ower. 1421 NorUs
western Bank bldg.
G E5ERAL U EAL ESTATE M
14TH ST. improved loL some rash and trade.
What have you? 0-416. Journal.
FOR
li. .,.i i.altxtl college will teaoh yuw tae Bar
bei trade in 8 weak.; tooss free; ecboiarshlp
diplomas given; paid while learning; poaltloos
gnaranteed. tuition reduced. SSS Madison.
OatlbtAAi, MO-U-tsM BARBER aVC-iOOL
Trachea asea aad einui berhec txade te 8 weaaw.
Special rates tor ahert ttaae ealy $18. t-elodiae
aced set erf tools, striae; dxplo-wa, 84 Vottok at
MALE HOUSES - 81
NEW bungalow. 8 rooms. 60x100. 3178 S.
Washlngton street; reaaonable. By ownea, H.
A. Parkins, MUwaukie, Or. -. - i.
AM leavfng city; nuit sell bungalow with gaT
age, .r.ca ;vud, or xetrtn. ei-uwooa sj 7 q.
SMALL b-ue aud &0x 100 corner lot. $1190,
easy payments, twaer. I'none wain, .344.
$6-0 Ue City. 2 ruom j-iack, Xun lot, 8tS
St.; extra good toil; easy tenoa. Tab. 4729.
W ILL sacrifice acre, small boose, ail kiada
--fr-tt. Owwer, Tabor 8672.
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