XO ' ; ' 1THE OREGON PAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1918. : I , , 7 -.
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BIG SHIPYARD FOR
CITY PRACTICALLY
IS ASSURED FACT
. . f - wi
Final Announcement is Expected
' to Be Forthcoming So Soon
" as Hurley Goes Over Contracts
150 WOOD SHIPS PLANNED
first voyage being- to Honolulu witn pox'
hooks loaded at Portland; And on Puget
Bound. I The Point Arena will take part '
of ber Initial cargo on Puget Sound.
V ; j. j !'. i : I
; Flreboat Crew Praised
' The crew of the flreboat I David Camp
bell la praised by waterfront men for
effective work in putting- out ine lire
kiSrSa'SS Viscount: Ishii Warns' Against )-X2ySXS, Statement as to Ship Seizures
. m .a t ' .. - v.. w m inaniairv inarrnnran
Contract Represents $75,000,-
000 and Comes From Chinese
.Syndicate; 3000 ton Ships.
That the deal for the establishment
ef the blir new shipyard at Portland
, has practloally , been consummated, was
the statement In a telegram to the
. Chamber of Commerce this morning-
from Robert jDougan, its representative
at Washington. H
Mr. Dougan added that final announce
ment is 'expected Tuesday, as Chairman
" Hurley of the shipping board had re-
quested time to look over the .form of
contracts and look Into other details,
. with the statement that he would do it
. by Tuesday. , fc
The plans of the company contem
plate the construction of 150 wooden
ships of about 1000 deadweight tons for
use in the Transpacific trade. The con-
' tracts represent 176,000,000, and are from
a big, Chinese syndicate.
Though it has been stated In press
' dispatches f som the east that Interests
! close to the company have purchased
! the Monarch mills and that options are
held on property tn the vicinity of the
Union feat company on North Portland
harbor, local people, who are tn a po-
i sit ion to Know, profess to nave no
, knowledge of the pians. It Is regarded
as most certain, however, that the yards
i will be located on North Portland har
bor.
C,. C Colt of the . Union Meat com
pany has admitted that he knows some
thing of the plans, but refuses to dis
cuss them, j Some months ago Mr. Colt
went before the Port of Portland com
mission to ascertain If that body would
; I: elude the North Portland harbor in
its harbor Improvement program, Stat-
' Ing that he waa In touch with Interests
- that --wanted to establish a big enter
prise In that .section and would require
a sufficient' channel, Mr. Colt waa as
sured oy tn commission tnat ine niortn
Portland harbor district would be in
' eluded In the Improvement program. -
AMBASSADOR LAYS
STRESS ON AMITY
Suspicious Fires :; f ,
To, Be Investigated
laae Cosaty- Graad Jary 1st tracted by
: Jadge SMpwerth to .Ascertain Clrcmm
staaces Sorrouadlag Xestes. ;
Eugene, On, April 1. The Lane county
DUTCH PROTEST IS
RECEIVED BY 0. S.
threatened serious damage. The prompt
response of the flreboat held the dam-
age to. a minimum, . . .
'- Coastwise Charter Rates Firm
Coastwise charter rates! are firm, ac-
cord In to advices received by the Mer
chants Exchange today. This Indicates
German Intrigue onj Eve
of His Departure.
By Ralph H. Tamer
waa iiwIiiIW tnifniKtiiri hw Juilira Ci. V.
Skipworth to Investigate the burning or
j several buildings In Lane county In the
; past two - years.'' the circumstances sur- t ,
'rounding which 'were such as to raise
suspicion of arson. 1
He. also instructed the grand Jury to j
Not to Change Situation,
Say Officials, j .
tn 1 1 It V. S. The
- " , ! nBUlMUll, . '
Tokyo. April l. U. P.) On the eve "iL,",1"-...c"r5 ' t.. Mrtmnt "today received a
o h,iir n.nm.f.t nf lumber alona- the of his departuret tor tne unitea-btaces . vmm.,.mn .-m- .nmunta. i.nth I rammunlcation from The
coast with perhaps a slight tendency to- trfcaJn society her There are two parties at present In Hague. The communication contains of-
ward shortage of tonnage. .iSt" . raniwal of 3U awaiting the action of the grand flclal atUtude of the Dutch government
. " e -T Z Innr 1M TT V. wltk atatlL. - . . -1 r.-MK : ahlna YiV
German attemDts to estrange Japan and J -" t.vr, - on tne - seizure . 01 --- -
H.""." rV???- V"1 ViB r"u tory crime, and Floyd Barnett. who was ,k iti,.h and -Great Britain,
ui unueu ouiies. : " : taken at Junction Citv VrlAitv last with ..v.i k tha rnth foreisrn of-
"Att present," said the new ambassa- 20 gauons of whiskey alleged to have fw.A anrt Viubliahed In the off Icial gazette
News of the Port
i j
Departure April 1 ; i
CelUo. American itamH, for Saa Pedro ; pa-
don -tne intrigue os-ernanging me re- been in hU possession.
laiions OI uie iwu uaiiuita uma uwn .
. - J m ma; IU,ii.kln I
enter, and lumber. f , Vl !i r!, . .rio. m.. '
Bearer, American ateamer, for San Pedro and Cloud lptl the horizon of the j Pacific ' j
8an rntnefoco: penter and (relht. j Viscount Ishil expressed his desire j
f iniTK a ff ma1 wap j fori a frank exchange of views between j
' ASL -.X i jaban and the United States and said
North He.AprU , CotUon. at W h. tven ,1
month of the rUer at noon : Wlad
28 mile; clear; aea. moderate.
Sun Record for April t
(Xew tirie.)l
San rise 6:40 a. m. Bun acta. . . .7:41 p. m.
TMaa at Astarle Tsetday
(Xew time.)!
lliah Water ! Low Water
4:42 a. m...8.0 feet 12:00
6:1B p. m. ..B.8 feet 11:10 p. m..,S.B feK
nortbwet. lags as a double-dealer", enhanced his
i chances lor success in America -wnere
I Machiavellian diplomacy is abhorred
! and which is no place- for international
Intrigue.". . - -. ;
Japan has made no formal proposal
to ' the allies about Japanese Interven-
.".S feet!"01 n Siberia, but if the Russian situ
4T JfEIGHBOKITCG PORTS'
Aatoria, April J. Sailed at a.- m.; ateamer
Scnta Monica, for San Pedro. I -
Man Rraneiaeo. Aoril 1. tAllld Frenuai,
Loa Antelea, ll.M El Sasundo. Portland, 8 a. . th auies wjth a view to .Intervention,
'??,lK;kZ,HSCL2frtSill. : .LH" and Japan has received no; Joint pro-
Anseie. ft .10 a. m : Bee, Voc Aeseiea, 10:80 , posal from the allies on the subject.
ation becomes threatening, this govern
ment intends to take quick actlon'for
eign Minister Motono told the diet here
today. - ' j '
Ko negotiations have been opened with
Am (I rvm Harbor. 12 n.
Sailed British ateamer Coolcardie, Adelaide, 8
a m.; Majrfair, Seattle, midnight.
Aatoria, March 81. Sailed at 10:80 a. m.,
ateamer Ualco. for San Pedro, j . ; .-'
San Pedro. March 81. Sailed Steamer. Ban
tu m for Colombia river; 8haata, for Portland.
San Francisco. April 1. (1. N. S.) Arrived
fMterdar: Fearleae, with PuUerton, Port San
.Ola. 1:18 a. ra.: Ecuador, itrana-facifie porta,
:8S a. m ; Antral, trana-4acifc porU, 9:35 a.
m.; Frank P. Stont, Cooa Bay. 11:28 a. m.;
Tahoe. Grey Harbor, 1 rrRO a. m. ; Omega, trana
racifle, 2 p. m. : Taiyo Mara. trans-Paeifie,
2 -SO p. m.; Westerner, Uray Uaibor. 4:20 p.
m. : John Mnrrar. trana-Facinc. 4:43
Governor, victoria. O OS p. ro.
c, 4:43 p. m. ;
.; Ddmiral Dew-
Si O ton o said. i
Japan .does not regard Russia as an
1 08 ARE DEFENDANTS
IN TRIAL OF I. W: W.
WHICH BEGINS TODAY
-:.V- , V
Pleas off Not. Guilty Entered for
All Present and Adjournment
Taken Until Tuesday. k
i at The Hague. : It was transmiuea 10 un
state department by; the American mln-
j later, John Garrett, t im aujp.w.-i .
nnajrizea the fact that the Dutoh foreign
'office has characterised the seizure as
1 -an act of violence, which it will op
pose with all the energy of its convU
tun and its wounded national feeling.
It als declares that the seizure was
unjustified
Officials said that the attitude of the
Diitch t eovernment I would not - change
th aituation. The 'action of this gov
ernment. It was stated, was taken only
after the enure situation nau oeen in
vMtiniad and there would be no
change In policy. , Officials regret the
Dutch position, but say that nothing
further can be. done to change the views
of the officials of the little kingdom.
Officials are Inclined to believe that
the Dutch position Is dominated by Ber-
Chlcago,; April t.W. P.) Adjourn
ment until 11 a. m. Tuesday was ordered
Hattie Lraua Rnwla amt n. Un C P.
i Joroan h H u 12, 84. B. 4T. lrr
inrton Park ,. ............. "
B. IMekaear C. Ine. to A. Berakje
: Braeden. I 121 ArW irk
Batti K. Ellery to Mae H. Cardwn '
L. 8. B AT r.,-.'. iaa
Wellealey Land Co. to F. L. Blags. I
18. 18. B. 14. Mont clair.
F. L. Blase to Mr. Ida Florence Ever
- eon. U is, u. B. n. Montclair...
Josephine B. Sharp to Howard Sharp. L
' 14. B. 84. Veraon
A.M. Alxpavrh and wf. to Frank B. Hala
n aj. u, 18. B. 18, Boaam-ra. . .
G. K. Hamaker and wf. in Takima Hoe
-Co.. L. T. B a. MvU
Harry U lane and wf. to F. I.' GolleUor
Jai. ju 17, B. 17. CouneU Crest
Samuel Holm end wf. to Emily S. Stoehr,
i- o. n. as, irnncton
G. H. Onnhne and wf . to A O. Ehman.
. L. 1 1. B. 28. Vernon
Kobert O. Johnaoa and wf. to Orrin U.
in mica et al, U 8. B. 38. Tremoat
Place '
Title Tift Co. to Ceorsia Denny, I..
u, o. bz, iarkroe
Portland BeaUy A Trnrt Co. to Thomaa
a- Anueraon. u. 8. B. S, Elmira ....
Francea Aekernua and has. to Mary
Klennart. nnd. H of U 4. Moyer- .
Sub. L. 8, B. S, Portland Home-
Emily B." gw'h'r to Samnei UoIra.'lV V.
ana w. .'s rt. I 10. B. 14, llolla
day Park Seennd AAA
I. M. Aym and wf . to nomenieo Por-
celll, L 18., B. 21, Southern Port
lam! . . .
the Vmbdenstock 4 Larion Homebu'iid-
era inr. lo. to 10. D. Row. V. 8, B. 8.
1 Cumberland
Edwin "A. Bottford and wf. to Cha'riee
B. Duffy. E. 2-8 L. 18, and W. 2-8
L 1. B. 88. Kerkeley
Edwin A Botford and wf. to Charlee B.
Duffy. E. H U 1. 2, 3. 4, B. 102.
' Bellwood
Mt, Hood Railway Development Co.' to
Emma Grabarb. I 1. B. 1, Gillie. .
Title and Tniat company to Lealie M.
- Scott, portion 1.. 6. B. 8, Murray Hill
ma add1- .2?.?:.7;.8;8. .8 "'
Leslie M. Scott and wf. to Overland
Pacific Co.. Inc., aame aa above
Georce Shearer and wf. to 'Wallace C.
Shearer, 50x180 ft. com. at cfnter
of 12th at. at Interacn. of Belmont at.
Wallace C. Shearer and wf. to George
Shearer and wf.. aame aa above
Same to aame. U 2. B. 22, Sunnwlde
ame to aame, all B. 4, Kennedy add. . .
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I ' DEATH'S ASP rtntHAM
I COOPEK At the UmSlt reaidea
i
ilenee. SSS ar-
SO atreet. March 28. Georea Wiln Coooer.
1 band of Emma F. t'oormr. father of . B.! and
H. N. Cooper of Portland, and A U. Cooper
1 of MoUlla; Mr. Uaod Boyc of Oetaaaa, Kaa,
aad Mr. Mav Richard of Steamboat Sprins.
B2S Colo., Uomradea of the CAR. and friends in
i vlted to attead funeral aerrieea, which wul be
1 held at Holman'a funeral parlora. Third aad
! Salmon etreeta. it I p. m., tomurraw (Taeeday).
10 Aartf 2. Interment Roae City cemetery.
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Fl,OR!T
alAMl'IM FOttBKS CO.. Ftotlata, 8B Waa.
Mala S8. A-124A Flowecs foe all oewa
atena arUeticarty arraneed.
MarnMa ea,
Uowats and floral
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iXAKk. itaoo.. t'wiw,
Mala or A-1100. line
Siona. Km branch eteeea.
1.1 BulMLK, .Portland Hwl, Sas Momwa
help KAirrn maik
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FUNK HAL DIRECTORS
Holman Undertaking Co,
Funeral Directors
: EatabUabed 1877.
Thud aad Balmoa Htreeta
. Main 807. A-1511.
Lady Aaatrtant, -
J. P. FINLEY & SON
-suu r Piuaieaalvo Faaeral IMnetora.
PRTVAllb DRIVK Women Attendant.
10.vl. A-188.
enemy land has no aggressive Intentions, .; hy Federal Judge Xndls In the I. W.
but wishes to maintain the- present
friendly relations -with the Russian peo
ple, declared the foreign minister.
! - : i
t Soviet Gains RecognHIon '
iPetrosrad. March 80. (Ui P.) A. B.
W. trial here today, after pleas of not
guilty, were entered for all the 108- de
fendants present. , ;
The charges agabist '.Arturo Glovan
nittl, I. yr. W. poet and leader, were
dismissed; by the government "-.He has
, been drafted. The ; Indictment -.against
America , is largely responsible for the
annarant willingness of Jatian to neSTOti-
ey. Loa Anele. :1B p. m. Sea Easle. with ate wlth tne Siberian SOVieti
Simla, Port San Iuts, 8:80 p. m. ; Henry J. ; . . . , i ...
Diddle. Nanaimo. 8:48 p. ra. ; j. a Chanalor, I When asked about the Japanese situ-
Astoria. 7:60 p. m.: Brooklyn. Eureka, P- m. ; ' atlon, Lunacharsky said:
Benito. Juarea, Cooa Bay. 11:48 p. m. with j t ..Som(,thinr haDnened bi
I
Xwunacharsky, commissary or education,. Arthur C Christ, who also has been
today told tne united tress ne Deiievea drafted, was moiled.
barge 08.
"Something happened behind the scenes
The postponement was ordered to per
mit physical examination of A. J. Kim
ball, Phoenht. Arts. ; Pete 1 Dalley, St.
Paul. Minn. : Olln B. Anderson. Butte.
Mont, and J. AT MacDonald, Seattle,
Wash. If. as claimed by - the defense.
STEAMER POINT ARENA IS READY
Sailed March 80: Newbert. Eureka. 10:88 U' International, politics during the . last ; their condition is Serious and might be
p m. ; La Uerred, trana-Pacific. 10:00 a. m.;trew aays. japan 18 now seeaing a hkkiuvslcu oy a inat oi several montns,
sur of Ruwia. Britol Bay. 10:88 a. m. ; Wfah-) tiement with the Siberian soviet, I be-, they" win be tried separately later or
YrZi-. . r " 'tJJ7tA TJSTi js ' Uw America Is largely responsible lor dismissed.
11:45 a. m. ; Row City-. Loa Anselea, .12.88 P-... i Akr-1
tin Thow opo 1nlinAi1 tn reunt thA im-
. 1 . .. A , J " . ..... v '
nVLnatlnn that thla ravernnMtit did n 8ame to aame. L. 4. Duthie add
act in good faith. " The decIaratSn by j eto eame. R-J; nH ' L.
the Dutch government that the United Western Ore Trut Co. to C. i. HalU
States couia ne expeciea 10 violate lis i i. n, n. zs. alentone
.nrnl.o. orH uln ahlna nATit hra f nr I Aha R. W. Jonea to Frank E. Cook
il". " V.i. eVTioi. TrV;-oV I 8 H -L4. B. 8. Third Electric add
"T. 1 , . .7 . . ' I r ran u. cook to Ella F. Albin. S. Vi
unaer airevi uiiiruvuuua uwjr ttssubo ui a, b. , Tnura Klectrte add.
discuss the situation In any way.
; There has been a report current here
for the last few days that Holland has
been considering withdrawing her min
Oreron-Waahinaton R. R. A Navigation
Co. to The City of Portland, perpetual
e element over foQowinc; Strip com.
at pt Skvfoot of Sheridan at. 8 ft
J. from B. boundary line aaid at
i-t, av, hr.kln olnlnm.tu ralatlnna I Goo's' T. Takehara to T- Ando, L. 10.
- , ii, n. o, realnaula Add. No. 2
as a protest against American action. Otto Ber and wf. to' Clay S. Moree.
However, It is not expected that the L. 10. 20. B. 188 Unlreraity Park. .
Dutch government -Is ready to go that Maf5tLA.eIkl? toK "5? CxZ
far. Inasmuch as such action would IdA '.'V. '. .
lead to complications with the entente. Rebecca E. Vorpabt and h'n. .to F. L.
The situation between the two countries, Dolezal. L. 82, 84, B. 47, Irrinaton
however. Is decidedly serious and offl- aJThu " ' it'.'-V 11 'it' Vim.V
iai. .oV e t, w Sophia A. Harper toMary Zimmerman.
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. WILSON & ROSS
Xaat 84. Lady AarisUat
I Multnomah at Seventh et
C-S1S8.
Dunning & McEntee
eery detail. Broadway and Pine eta.
H roadway 480. A-45AM. Lady aeetetant.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
Tne Coklea Bule Cadertakera, '
414 B. Alder a. Pnooe Eaat 2. B-S7I
A. D. Ken worthy Co.
Tabor 8287. 8802 83d at. Lenta, ' .
Tabor . 68th at. aad Footer road. A He a.
LERCH
aire. Lena
K.t tot
B-18SA
Cadet-taken. " ' B. lltb nnd Hawtnorne
MILLitlt a THACKV. Inoeyanrtent Funeral i
i low- aa u. aev,
Mara 2fltl. A-7888 '
recto ra. Prteaa
Weshmctoa at Ella.
HAMILTON
lkl a, Ulwa eh Fa-
aeral aervieea. Tabor 481a.
r P O I. Meuaout 'el Sata.
oreeze gl onuurv B-a&. Tanor ia.
CUlUHLkk-klLNWOitTHI CO.
1111 Kerby et. Wood lawn SSOS. C-118
Skewes
UodertaiUBg Uo. ataia 4188.
A-aaai. Corner Sd aad Clay.
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A. R. Zeller Co.
Kaat
1088,
ate.
c-ioa
10 it it i o iipi 11 SI kerb at
iWi son Ci wuson wdi-: 40j-oh8s
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Otw to Be Signed Today Performed
: Splendidly on Trial Trip. ,
' A cfew was to be signed on the steam
er Point Arena this noon by Shlpaing
Commissioner Montgomery, and she was
expected to prepare Immediately-for her
maiden voyage. Her trial trip was held
on the river 8unday. It Is said she per
. formed splendidly and fnade a speed of
11 knots.
' The Point 'Arena Is a sister ship Of the
' Point Loma, being of 3300 . tons I dead
weight. Both were built by the Albtna
Engine A Machine works for the jemer
. gency. fleet . corporation, having been
commandeered. The Point Loma went
.san i .t i . , v, a .
Darren, 4 Jm. uui aia uiaiua.uro ou.wv
"War Commissary Trotsky, In Inviting
of Kansas City Bakers
Join General Strike
Wakens, the officers, declared he was unable to ' ' . ' J
.w----i. .guarantee that they would not e shot j "e "0PW 8nP Tars- Oat Bread-
m.; Satanta. orient. z:u p. m.; uomer, ron . v ! " u-f ac-
San Luia. 4:80 p. av: Necanlcum,, Brookinaa, I U Lunacharsky . also said former high turn tomorrow when the selecting of
:io p. m. i n RvB,en army officers are; now joining tne jury win probably begin.
rSTTTm?; wh.iS dererVor j l "High army officers are coming to us
Arctic rniine via Pribiiof iaUnda, at 8 a. ra.; eagerly, ne saia. "we realize some
Prince George, for Prince Rupert, 1 a. m. them are coming with the hope of Over-
Atarcn o l. jarrj twu . aammi ociuey,
n t . vr.wM TVU
o. Uuiinomah' trnra San FramHaco. 5 a. m.: es, measures to prevent this.
bane Couuitlam City, toriAnyox, B. C. In ;
tow of Marmifin, 2:80 p. m.; II. 8.
Powell Hirer. 1:13 D. m. I
Cordova. March 81. Sailed: Northwestern,
weftbound. 8 : 1 8 a. m. ; I
March 80. -Sailed: Admiral Farragut, west
bound, .9 p. m. I
Ketchikan. March 81. Bailed: Santa Ana,
i,ithfrwitinri & n - m Hnnkana armthtniind. A
p. mi : Jefferaon. southbound, 1 p. m. (
Marca on. sauea: v;ity oi seattie, somn
bonnd, 3 :80 p. m.; Admiral Watson, aouth
bonnd. 6 p. m.
Belllnsham, April 1. Arrived: Barge W. J.
Pirrie, from Tacoma, in - tow of tug. Blchard
Holyoke.- L
SaUed: Santa Alicia, for. west coast ports
via Ban Franciaro.
Port Tpwnsend, April I
kal Mara, for Seattle, U
by mistake ; but that they
would be shot If guilty.
certainly
-Passed in:
Hok-
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A Sure Way to I '
End Dantiruff
There Is one sure way that has pever
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that Is to dissolve It, then you destroy It
entirely. To do this. Just get about four
ounces of plain, common liquid ( arvon
from any drug store (this Is alt, you will
need), apply It aV night when retiring;
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
It In gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most If not all. of rour
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and' entirely destroy every, single
sign and trace of It, ro matter how much
dandruff you may have. -
You will find all itching and digging
ot the scalp will stop Instantly, and your
hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
and soft, and look and feel a hundred
times better. (Adv.)
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
passed out: Power schooner Belvedere, 8
a.- an. - . - i .
March 80. Arrived: Schooner Blakely, from
Kkhului, thence March 0 in tow o( tug Prosper,
11 p. m. : ,
Port Gamble. March 81. Arrived : KorrI
can III, fsotn Salina Crua, via Tacoma.
Everett,'. March 81. Arrived: W. 8. Porter,
Monterey; Stanwood, San Francisco; Multnomah,
from San S Francisco. !
Sailed : Klamath, for Ban Francisco.
Tacoma. March 81. Arrived: .Borneo Mara.
Kobe, at 2 p. m. - ,
3 More Republicans
Announce Candidacy
1. Three Republic
filed their declara-
of State Olcott.
Salem,;. Or.. April
can candidates today
tlons with Secretary
They are as follows:
H. K. Abry of St. Helens, for superin
tendent ef water division No. l.
O. H. 1 Foster of Ehigene, for state
senator for the Third district.
Marion Hayden, Alsea, for state rep
resentative from Tenth district.
" ai . .
C)t. Roosevelt Lay
In Trench Wounded
SHIPYARDS ARE URGED
TO JOIN IN OBSERVING J
NATION'S LIBERTY DAY
Captain Blaine of the Emergency
Fleet Corporatibn Asks That
' Workers Hold Rallies.
Seattle, April 1. Captain. Blaine of
the emergency fleet corporation has sent
the following -telegram to all the steel
snipyaras in uregon ana wasmngion.
"By direction of Chairman E. N. Hur
ley of the United States shipping board,
I am directed to communicate to all
shipyards In my district the following
" 'April 6 is the anniversary of our
entrance into this- war and so momen
tous an occasion should be fittingly
observed. ' Very properly it Is Liberty
staffs, But 3To Deliveries Are At
tempted Because of Fear of Vlolenee.
Kansas City, Mo., April X (TT. P.)
Union bakers joined the general strike
here today and the city Is practically
breadless. Only -one "open" shop
turned out breadstuf fs, but fearing vio
lence, attempted no deliveries.
E. IV Keeran. strike leader, wired an
appeal to the national war labor board.
Speedy Intervention by that body was
hoped f or. . The employers' ' association,
whose refusal to deal with striking
laundrymen caused the general walkout,
stood firm on their decision.
Food officials Inspected bakeries early
today to see that no unbaked dough was
wasted. ' -
Salem Speeds Men
On Way to Service
Salem, Or April 1.- Marlon county's
quota of drafted men was given a
rousing sendoff at 9:20 o'clock this
morning by, members of the G. A. R.
and other citizens and relatives. Mem
bers of the O. A. R. marched from the
Courthouse to the depot with the boys,
while shortly before the train ' departed
brief words of farewell and good luck
were spoken by Mayor Key es. Justice
cials say that It will have to be handled
with extreme delicacy.
DraftiMen Are
f Guests of Honor
Oregon , City, April 1. Nearly 100
business and' professional men paid
honor to Clackamas county's last quota
of drafted men, comprising 15 of the
flower of young manhood, with a sup- Coentrymaa ana wr. to auen
lejtauile uvrae, w a. w ea) eoaae
L. 8. B. 8. Kern Park
H. E. Campbell and wf. to Bert L.
Brown et al, I 8. B. o, y ran ant
add. .... '. .
George Shearer and wf. to Wallace) C.
Shearer. I ' 4. Duthie add.
Same to same, L. 2, B. 22. Snnnyside
Same to same, an B. 2 and ill L. 1,
2. 4. B. 8. Shearers add , .
Lanrelhurst Co. to Julia F. Walt, U 8,
B. 48. Laurelhurat
Georgia M. Carter to Aimed Sconce, et
al. U. l. M. as, Hunnymae
T, V. Fertruson and wf. to W. W. White,
JU 8. B. 2, treat View
H. P. Benincer and wf. to Esther E.
Tjtrson, W. H tract 22. Hentnser
add. to Portland
11 U , f KTUfyEH aaw raiidanaa eetablwbnwtH.
i BSt WUIiam in. WeodUwa 320. C-1S4S.
AAA
1VVV
10
10
10
10
2500
2070
atOXUMK.fTia
1
BLAE5INO GRANfTE
a-oait-Au aiAHrti.hl wunaa, u
at. ODDoaito city balL Alaia 8804, FluUa
tint Sons tor memorials, " '
I.OST AHP rOTJKP
ft
10 ,
, LABORERS .WANTED-
CAMAS, MILLS jj
Strike sot declared oft. '
Bat ever 700 mca vorklaav
8S.88 lowest weeV paid, .
a-bonr shift work, j
awaeur day alona. j
Steady work and' hlcher wases b
reUabat aaea - , j
Good houaias aeroanmodatlnns aad sohooaV
.. . APPLX , . !: j -.
509 OREGON BUILDING
Comer th aad Oak. . l.
kins wiii'iui ua -SAWaUtxa.
uux kAU'roRiaa. bOtuuiQ
UPKRATl'iNS. . ;
KLAUATU lOU.Vfi. OBIGOS.j
BIGUKS'r WAUKS. i ' , '.
BkiST MCHUOLA 3 !
COOU lt CUMATE. '
C1TX OF 80w fiXlr-UB.
There b s til di reran oi labor, as there are.
14 eawaiiila, 8 boa iaetorlea IS loscias oper
ators utus both tears, aonkeye aad aone los-.
(ins. Time -lata BUk, alojnt and .wosaea eaa ,
wwa la tne Sua, lacmnea. . -3 '- .
COME NOW. UIXXJ1 OPEN MARCH 1 TO
18. . BOA FACTOU1ES NOW UliSiM-NU.
ON ABK1VAI. SES i
KXAafATH 1-f alHtllUKN f AXO LOO- -
UKU'a ASSN.. 2
ALAIN ST.. KLAMATH c A1XS, OEEOON.
1200 al&N EMfUOiKU.
BOTS WANTED ' , j
Over 18. With-AVheeU )
"
Clean Work and Steady t
Good" Advancement ' . 1
11AK 860 .TO 8100 FEB 10.
Elmer L. .Bailey . !
253 0ak Street,!
bAHMAS (wlUl Ford preterreU). WW wuuid ,
mllav a month appeal to you 1 A sood uuer .
can do that or better by, aniline- tie FUflffcl
HOT SFUT MAMtULU lor ruros and 41st
wella. I'etst. Hotel Menlo 11 Ur a), or 268
lltb are. . ' I -
CAUPENTEU wubtns steady work; loin?
wages, Addreav f. O. Box S3, Meetyort. Uf.
UELr tTASTEIf MISC. O v
HAVViuuH.xk; atiu cmuuU
402 11AWTHUHNE AVEj
EVERTTHl.SU MKC'UAMCAL, A5D ELEO
TBICAL; U.NUilMa.U; fBACflCAU BliFAlli
KXPEKIKNCK. (
- OCLA SAAt
Meeds 16,000 stenieraacrj. Esrolt Bow for
shorthand, typewntuia, ' OookSarviaa. HISS
DKCks; S flllVAia BlieUAaat iCOLAawS.
SO tlaor. Aitsky bids I
per in the Commercial club rooms Sun
day night,: when the new soldiers," to
gether with their close relatives and
sweethearts, were guests of honor. L.
Adams acted as toastmaster, calling ,,t
upon State -Senator Walter A. Dlmick, I builder
Geo. A. Harding, IM strict Attorney O. I
B. 7, Waverleith Hta.
THB followlns articles bare been found on
I cam ot the Portland Railway. Light & Power
'Co.: March SO, 18188 umbrellas. 1 check-
ka book, 1 handkerchief, 2 purees, 1 brooch, 1. key.
,1 bunch keys, 1 knitting bag. 1 baaket. 1 prayer
book. 1 hat. . 1 shopping bag, 2 pr. gloves. 1
1ft glove. 1 brief ease. 1 violin, 7 packages. 1 pkg.
excelsior. 1 boe handle. 1 macktnaw, . 4 lunch
boxes. 2 handgrip. 2 suitcase. 1 Horse wetgnu
IS is S purses, z oroocnes.
StbalMaiit lUUAb Uatea SAU JSCk. aaatva
lo prepare lor telesrapa service ta kelp ml
vacancies cauMl By I us oraftmg ot mo tor .
Iror particalars call or ante Teleenvo Lsml.
Boom afla. ItaUway fcjcbange btdg. j -
"" Tlia. AiXJOX ACTU aCUlaJL, ..-,-''
SHU VN s.o sc. corner L'nkm are.
Call." rite or phoue cL 7448 abouf frte trial
offer lay and mailt rhMaes,
Hedges, County Judge H, S. Anderson, I tween Inters tau are. and Fen wick;
RTrrXTjnrO PERMITS March 81. 18188 purse?. 2 brooches. 1
w ' v v V a i ana aiyw. x Broom, o voomiH, a v,
Kimiaml mt. btrtmracii . Sherlock and. rirer: 7 TZ7aviL i V. .ua o ew.. i
. J. tmCK TVTVfJVea WA3a( AV yis et aw F"M"S
same; 8200. oreralla. 1 pr. glovea. 2 traTelllng baas. 2
It T. Rarnard. araet susn 8 W. Watt be- anitmua- C nandariiia.
lo asraa t !. alonWuuie'y
171A v
hklp ata?tt:t fkmalf.
builder Owners may obtain prroerty at 1st and Alder
tj r t-i-i. , I same: SBO. I street -station.
- ""6 iiuits, JUB-yor JU. Vl T. "W arae aaraaa. 4S27 K 4 2d St- 11 . J I . o.a
s-are we- w - - . I A IN 1 a V"j fir MrTlCI DWIN ir U. SOillU
Hackett, John Wj Loder,' O. D. Eby and between" 42d ari and 4Sd ara; H. Foreamaa
Kev. (j. m. i chandler for remarks. buUder: 8128
Corwvn Harverv rMnnndud fnr t , i William
888
turn to Journal, office. .81 reward.
He-
U-724,
i . aaa w ! Xournal.
vorwyn jiarvery responded for e .7 K. h. 'v- t-
soldier boys, thanking the people of a'.SBT ' ' Monioi? ft of PavSi aw Cail A 1844 e
Oregon City for their entertainment and
W. H. Meyer, repair 3 story store and apart- Broaaway acr, c-imi.
Da
ire
Call Tabor 8888. 045 E. Main at.
fn.f IKle wrvT-iiA i.ti an .nMn.. nent bnildma. 1880 E. Glisaa st between E. ! 1 nsT Bmsll white fox terrier, dark spot
. -,r i i . 1 60th and lst: Guy O. Ieviaee builder: 8800. I around eyee and one on bead; license 111.
vwuu wwa inn sjuuk oy UklBa I v ., a. iiii
Marie Frtedrlch, "Keep the Home Fires I Harrison at. between 88th. add A8th; C. E.
Rurninr." with Mrs. Frank H Busrh aj- I Carr builder: .8880.
companlst and Frank H. Busch, violin- XUJ u'f""- VJ??!'.
lst. d Dr. Iy Prudden. 'Tour Flag cbnddta'Kr "llBag""' MC"
and My Flag,", with Miss Wteveslek ac- Krist Vucovic. erect garage. 28 E. 24th at.
companlst. Instrumental music waa between Ash and Pine; builder aame: 878.
rnmlahed hv Prof. Flechtnr. nrchA.t J-W. Winter, repair 1 story residence, 1048
of three pieces.
Salmon between 88 th and
8100.
84th; builder
President Plans to
Speak Liberty Day
Execs tire Expected to Deliver Strosgl
War Message Saturday at Baltimore
at Opeslng of Liberty Loan Campaign.
A7JCTIOX SALES TOMORROW
TUB BAKEB-AUCTION HOUSE, ktasoajo Tesa-
ple bids.. TamMll aad W. Park su.
at 10 a. aa.
Burnett, Commander ' Huddelson of the
day and I suea-est that the day be ' O. A. R. and Frank Pavey. This coun-
called so. Liberty day should be turned Jtys quota was i men. . Two of those White House let It be known today that
to good account, not only for drawing ? drawn were out or tne state, so 10 were resident wuson plans to speak in Bai
If EETTSO KOTICES 41
WASHINGTON COMMANDER T,
No. 18, Knights Templar.
A priory - of - the Knights - ot
Malta wul be convened tomorrow,
,r I 1 -. V.tA .
1 iiBauajr, a , .v u. mm
Washington, April 1. (U. P.) The Washington Masonic hall. East Eighth and East
man L. Crout. aasiated by past com manners ana
grand oommandery officers. Soloumlng knights
the attention of the country to our -nro- t on hand this morntnaT. while a drafted : tlmore next Saturday at a riant rein- I oourteoualy invited.
gram, our accomplishment and the .huge man from Kallspel, Mont., was added t bratlon opening the third Liberty loan
LOST White poodle dog with black on ears.
Liberal reward, aast si on.
HELP WANT EH MALE 1
WANTED
485 Washington-Street.
THREE BOTS
Mast Have Wheels and Be Steady.
We Guarantee $2,50 Day
Full Uniforms Furnished and Bicycle Expense
Paid. .
ASK FOB MB. BAILEY . ;
. ?
LIPMAJC, WOLFE k. CO, require the service.
of several thoroughly expenencea saleswoman
for the following departmental Coat -and suit.
art needle work and hardware. Permanent po
sition with good pay la otierea to tnose woo
can qualify. Apply superintendents offic-,
Tuesday morning, between 1t and 10, i 7th Ikwr.'
task that is yet before us, but also which ! to the group.
is of more immediate advantage the
Inspiration of the" day should be used to
arouse . our working men to their full
responsibility and to bring their effort I
up on up loe, xor our proDiem is ac nean i
a labor Tirohlfm and anv maana ' tnat
Fisheries Compact
; Goes to President !Btrons
New York, April 1. f TJ. P.) Cantaln : . 'oor Prooicra anu any rassn. umi
Archlbatd Roosevelt lay in a trench for j 1??.,
14 nours surxering great agony after he . '"-f i Washlnarton. Anrii t. WAS7TTVO-
HawarreaTnery THS!--"
IL." e?..t0dy AnrOURh . letler inertia of labor. W. wilL therefora. ba 1 l8 contest for ratification of the , fnUrmin
campaign.
It is "very probable," the president
will deliver an address. It was stated
officially. It is believed here he will
seize the opportunity to drive home a
war message.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses
; Vancouver, Wash., April 1. Marriage
were Issued Saturday to the
following couples : . John W. Satcuffe,
ROBERT MARTYH. Recorder.
FARM LaVOU FOB WE8TERM CANADA.
Canada's farm needa make necessary aa ap
peal to the United Sutea allies for am. The
government of the United State wants every
man who can effectively help ta do farm work
M It wanta thai land in the United
States developed first ot course, but it also
wants tn hem Canada.' ' Whenever w find a
man we can spare- to- Canada's field after ours
HARMONY LODGE. No. 12 ... mrnli.ri wa want ta direct him there. Wi
A F. AND A. M. BpecnU com- , arj tell you whore you can best eervs the com
munication this (Monday) even
ing. 7:80 p. m.. Hasonio temple.
Work-in the M. M, degree. Visi
tors welcome. . By order of the
W M.
RCFL'S R. BALL. Bee Protem.
GCL REaTEE GROTTO. Mem
bers are requested to meet at
the Masonic temple this (Monday)
evening, M o'clock, to visit Har
mony lodge No. 12, A F. and
A. M. M. M. degree. No teaea. loa are cor
dially invited. K. E. FCLTOS. SecreUry.
specialty, buttons, piae.
lsi-iaa om sa.
Get DrsEdwards' Olive Tablets
, : That b the Joyful cry of thousands
. since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomeL
Dr. Edwards, m practicing physician
.' for 17 years and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets While treating patients for dose of the famous "Marmola Pre.crlD
irom a nnvsinan ar t n rmn-i t- . - - , .i , . ,
Joslah Hartweii Cantatrt w;v-T iWi falling to use a .great opportunity If we J""'V,.. IT p8" "wn Y0'' : 89. and Etta Lockhart, 10, Portland; '-
fetter ot S'owl let 6 b' without using It for t1 Cl? uUy Genal Harrison WadeTsT. and V?oria JJS Brca"
to heavy GeSn ffre. J hJl UfZl STtwnSl Henderso 25. Seattle ; Adolph Johnson. chants. Jaeger Broa,
A " " v -" . . . . " " and Ellen 61. soderstrom, 23, Port-
or Lioerty day in Ui) snipyards. l7"A!T "i " . l:rrov i? "lar:land: Gus E. Ouadr. 25. and Rhoda
In ; iwrooucea oy epresentauve uaaiey or s,n Portland :'ik B. Tiirn
22, Port-
j ' I ask you to cooperate with: me
iiuiuing great, mnunis oi isnor in su . , ww nii v.. winM. Tt miliar i.ni
Shipyards. For inlUal use on this day house. It now goes to the president for , lJL VH
BTTSiyESS CARDS
a C ,a V uk you to cooperate wun me in "j , usuicj ui e.nn' u Portland JnrW B Ttirnr
Are IOU Tat holding great meeUngs of labor In all' Washington, which recently passed the f??' fr t5,aL. usm.-
f 1 . -aw 1 Shipyards. For Initial use on this day house. It
JU8t 1 rV. 1 IllS; the shipping board will furnish you the approval.
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
I "Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative, '
No griping Is the "keynote" of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
If you have "dark brown mouth" a
bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick
headache torpid liver and are consti
pated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime,
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right Try them.
10c and 25c per box. All dniggists.
1 new ahitinine board flasr. I aarneatlv
. Thousands, of overf at peapl have-request your cooperation in order -that
SC. Ey 'ollowln the advice the inspiration of the day shall serve to
nine isi rauwrs jnai simpilly the
sea sen-ice Agent Appointed
Seattle, April 1. (I. N. S.) Ek
erson J. Griffith, head of the publicity
department of the Pacific Steamship
company, has been appointed Oregon
and Washington agent for the sea
service bureau of the United States
shipping board.
tlon.
If too fat, don't wait for the doc
tor's advice. Go now to your druggist
or write to the Marmola Co. 884
Woodward Ave.. Detroit. Mich.. ani tvi
7So -procure a larg case of these tab
let . . - , . r;
They reduce two. . three or ; four
pounds a week without exercise, diet
ing or any unpleasant efiect whatever.
If too fat, try this today. (Adv.)
ELL.-ANS
LAbsblutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails, 25c
GOOD-BYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
i AND BLADDER TROUBLES
Tor centuries all- over 1 the world
OOL MEDAL, Haarlem Oil-has af
forded relief in thousands upon thou
sands of cases of lame back, lumbago,
sciatica, rheumatism, gallstones, gravel
snd all other affections ef the kid
neys. liver, stomach, bladder and
allied ra-ane. It acts quickly. ' It
does the work.v It cleanses your kid
neys and purifies the blood. It makes
a new man. a new woman of you. It
frequently -wards off attacks of the
dread and fatal diseases of the kid
ney si . - It often' completely . euros- the
dtatreeslnsr diseases of the organs of
the body, allied with, the bladder snd
kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, sedi
ment, or "brick-dust" Indicate an un
healthy condition. - -.
DO not dalav a mlnnl. I VAna' lia.b
aches or ou are sore across the loins
. rf Y uuiicuity when urinating. Uo
Twr drua-grlat at once snd get a box
of imported GOLD MEDAf, Haarlem
Oil Capaalaa. They are pleasant and
f-"' ' take, i They dissolve In the
i!?,nfi5h "d the kidneya soak upthe
v.,.,w av Buonsra anrm wtfr. Thv
Steamer Sue H. Elmore Sold
SeatUe. April l: (I. N. S.) The
Portland ; Andy Kauffman, 50. and Mrs.
I Mary Halseth, 40. Portland ; Horace A.
c " . . . . , iCole, 82, and Mrs. Emma M. Glaab, SO,
c-rri nsuini j.msuipman , Astorta : Ole Hallgren. 28. and Anna
wasnington. April l. senator Cham-1 Bell, 25. Qatskanle. Or. ; Ernest H.
Deriain Has appointed Elnathan Sweet Robertson. 20. and Hazel O. Hoffman.
Jr. of Aloha, Or., a midshipman at the ; 17, Yamhill. Or. ; William W. White, 43,
Aiinapoius navai acaaemy, supject to the and Mra Carrie Sorenson. 39, Portland;
Wedding Announcements
W.'O. Smith Co.. 811 Moreen Mda
DKKS8 SUITS for rent, ell siaee.
lorlns KM., w
L'nKiue Tai-
fljoal examination.
Black Diamond Has
Spirit of Conquest
Seattle, April 1. (U. P.) Black
Diamond. Washington, the mining town
steamer Sue : H. - Elmore.- which has I where every citlxen -gives a percentare
been plying on the Columbia river and i of hl8 wages to war work, has Issued an
along tne uregon coast, recently, has
Ernest H. Crafton, 18, and Alva L. Has
kell, 19. The Dalles. Or.r Barney B.
Rucker, 23, and Grace Jones, 19, Port
land. - (
VitaJ statistics
mmr19es.Btrtbs. pzotbx
John Melody Dies
BIRTHS
&AXbEk8 To lir. and Mrs. George Bandera.
8S8 l-snc, waren in, a sow. .
W1NZENKIKD To Mr. and aln. O. E. Win-
cenried, sUlwaaaie, ur., aaarcn a. a
KEENE -To Mr. and Mrs. Torn B.-Keene, 824
tpshnr. Maipa 20, a aaacnier.
Oregon City, April 1. John Melody, an JtEVEQUE -To 'Mr. aad Mrs. Charles A
been purchased from the Pacific 'Nav
igation company of Astoria by Eiglll
Buschmaru an Alaska cannerxman of
Seattle. The vessel will be operated be
tween Seattle and Southeastern Alaska
canneries.
Two Days and All -Evenings
Wheatless
San Francisco, Cel., Aprfl 1. (TJ. P.)
aged resident of the Central Point dis
trict, above New Era. died at the Ore
gon. City hospital Saturday night after
an illness of six weeks' duration. De
ceased was born In Ireland, 1 but had
ultimatum through ths . minteworkers I . .-i--, ,1.- tt., c.., .
l?.!,S,rln.f t!1.t " 0?r l?Tln ? great many; years. He was 70 years of
its slse will buy as many third Liberty
loan Donas.
age, and for the past 13 years had re
sided in the Central Point district. He
is survived by the following children:
Edward and H. P. .Melody, Portland;
in tlSTVs Greelr. March 28. a eon.
DODSON To Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Dodsoa.
1208 Woodward avenue, aisrrn ji, an.
XfCSS To Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Alien uoan.
880 Eaot Hamaon, aiarcn an, son.
KIUET To Mr. and Mrs. Uarold C auey, Biv
East Salmon. March 8. a daushur
OVLER To . Mr. and Mrs. A. Outer. 285
W Heeler, aiaren a aon.
bined interests. - RaU of 1 cent per mile Irom
Canadian boundary points to destination aad
let urn. for particulars apply to V. H. Eav
nlnvment aarrice. Iteut. ol labor or to J.' M.
Uneve, 801 1'irrt ave.. Spoaaae. Waak.. Caa-
sdiaa soverniaeiat asetsL.
ill mm :
Come to Wast Una sad learn how foollah the
men are who are eull on striae. Take -car to
Oreson City and cross bruits to free employment
office. Lowset wage 88.8S, hours anil I. U noarv
days alone. - Cnanees lor advancement (ood.
WANTED ' Printer capable of operation lino
type or earlns for same, with part time oa
other wont; state lowest wage ana stve capa-
bultlea. Addreat sta-szo. journal. .-.
VVAVTEn Bov -lor office work. Moat bo IS
yeaie or older. Answer la own uaadwrttlnc
and slate salary expected. Answer 0-S14, Jour
nal.
HARRT JO.VES CAN 18E A FEW MEN ON
EXCAVATION WORK. WEST LINN HOTEL
ACltOttS BUlLK.lt tUUV UIU.IjU.1 W1CX.
88.40, NINE HOI HH.
EXPERIENCED floormerj, best et referenoes
reauired. Apply superintendent's offke, 8 to
18 a m.. Olds. Wortman aV Aina
EXPERIENCED window shade man aad drap.
' cry nanser. apply snperunenaem a at lice.
SSto 10 a. sa-. UMs. wortman ac am.
WANTED A yoang tsea wits knowlsdce of
bookkeeplns in wanle-ala office. 'ine chaace
for -advancement. u i 8 ( , J ournai.
MABKE&S snd sorter,, waabmee, band ir oners,
: ataicbera and asacbloo band. : MaUosal Laua-
dry Co.. E. Sts and i;uty.
tviVUOW ahade man and . drapery bane
Must be sipciisnoad. Apply superintenaerH's
office. 9 to 1U a. ta. una, wortman AJns;.
UOOD wases paid to indostrioaa workers. - Ap
ply superintendent t'nion Meat .Co., JfortS
Portland. Ur Take Kenton ear.
Million Dollar Fire
a . .Ail . e -a . : garec aieiooy. nurn acnooi leacner lni'oaepu n
- - At Atlantic-City riSS
i DEATHS A?fT FTJ?rBgAL8 7
NUGENT April 1. at the residence. 607 Cora
Atlantic City, N. J., April 1. Fire
early today destroyed the block on At
lantic avenue from New York ' to Ten
nessee avenue. The loss is estimated
Mrs. M. H. Mooney. Canby; Miss Mar- I husband of Mary Ann Nucent and father of
garet Melody, high school teacher in I Joseph Kacent or epoasne; insi "wo
James h'osent oi this city. Notice of
later. Dun nine A McEnteo, tuneral
I land, and . Miss Elizabeth Melody, New I Directors.
WAN'TEI 2 colored porters to. take care of
aieevinc ears with snow. Write Great
WorUiam show, gent, WS-.fr.
lii-UVKKY bors stsDted. IS years or ore. Good
wases. Apply euperintendent'S office. 8 to 10,
Olds. Wortmsn St aina;. - -----
OOTERNMKNT eraau neaacsapriers and typiata
Enroll now at Sberloek's HaUroad ecaeol.
Wcrreater HQS. ' . '
Mondays and Wednesdava haraaftaw . t $1,000,000.
to be observed as entlrelv wheatlaaa I The fire itarted at 2i30 a. "m. In the
days and all meals served after 5 p. m.
as wheatless anneals In California res
taurants and hotels, under new rulings
of the state food . administration - sent
out today. , . j
i Potato Growers to Meet -
f . me ' . TVTI ' a IS - W -'.. ea
tiXe'?. ad rZrVt tS: Governor PniUlpp today called a confer.
Inflammation which Is ths cause of the t nc ot :- otMto growers, dealers and
asricuiturai iscdii ne- asia.un ins
assembly' chamber, April ' 4. to take up
the potato situation. It Is claimed one
half of last -year's potato crop still Is
on the farms with little prospect of
sale. - - U - W
-.- - , , ; . .
xrouoiav - x our drugBiat will cheer
fully refund your raonoy if you are
not satisflsdfter a few days' usa
Avwi- vnr viio Dure, original UOU
MEIDAL Haarlem OirCapsules. None
other genuine; For sale and guaran
teed byJThm Owl DrukCo. (Adv.)
store of the Oliver II. Guttridge com
pany, near Tennessee street.
- ; , a, i 1
Z.1" Zt?JZ 7,U "k- : WANTED Maa to 4rl. ford deli y car and
'y-.'J.i.'ZL'. r i . clerk ta sroeery store. Call 821 Sd St.
Eleteri Disputes Settled
'Washington, April 1. (I. N. S.)
El erven disputes - between capital - and
labor -were -adjusted during-the past were riding,
week, the department ? of labor an- the car.
nounced today. About 20,000 workers
were Involved.' Two of ths iargest ! j BEAL E8TATK TBASC8FEBS
strikes were in St- Louia , I - ? Nedra Co. to Otto Here at al. U.4. B. -
1. Boulevard Add. .............. 8
Tork city, -Funeral arrangements are I kiesneb At 8 93 Claybum -evenne. Marrh
in Charge of Myers Brady, but In-I 80. Maedaune KiasaeT. ared 87 years. The
pninnUtA li-vnt lnt,nni m.lll k. fm.nl ,.nni will ha held Tnaarla. Aortl 2. i
made at New Era. . I st 2 p. an. from the Oerman I.wtheran chnrcb. ; pXlNTEB -wanted
TOlaWr " 7t 1 M-WU aTSUIlV - marm ST U kB l H aaa s wraj aa
aNtaiaal amnaatTasnta . In ira asf AV. TV Kar
Three Mined in Aato Accident worthy.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, April L (I. N. S.) I BETTES la this city, at the home of her
Un T. T. Wllann. 5 . XT pa . Willi I nepnew. neroen uraaiey. m? soij mm,
. ' . 'I SAm-il , ErfK-r E. Bet tea. aae 78 years. The
KoagetS, 40, ana Airs, taia Wilson, 50, 1 remaim. -ara at the reaidenco eatabls-hmeat of
are dead here today, all three of the I J. p. Ftniey A Son. Montaomery at Fifth. No-
women being klllea wiien an lnterurban I M funeral tcr.
car struck an automobile In which they 1 OUIMBT At Los AaceWe, Cat., March 80,
lee Kodaera waa rlrlvlnsr I . "J-uo7, r. ..
GOOD ras carpet weaver wanted.
west ve.. j aw sin.
ertl-
to tint , bouse; T
Fbone Tabor S028. -
MAN for wasbins windows, clean ruga, etc S3u
Taylor f- -
5S
WANTED Aa experienced track driver.
East 8041. National Fnel Co. ' '
BOY wanted, to, deliver and clerk la grocery.
- East 1ZZ7.
STEADX yotms man. grocery departaaeaU
mono,- jet ana A mer.
IT
dare.
tt-AXTEI Machine ' preeeer - for men's
Brnadway Dye Worfca, phone East' S28.
IMawk tnvitad to attend fanrral aatlajaa. 1
which will be held at the Elks' temple, at 8 p. ' WANTED Man to work oa chicaca'ranch.
utvrmm mh ir - a78 Joornsl.
Wednesday, April 8.
cemetery. '
euita.
- Supreme Court Adjourns
Washington. Apr U lv L N. S.) The
supreme - court today recessed until
April 15. . - . a . -
B. M. Lombard and wf.- to Grace A
Pierce, and. V int. lit Lu 6. . 7.
B. 2. Jefferson St. Add. ........... .
The TJmbdeastock A larson HoroetraiM
era' Inv. Co, to . Edla Boatea. - L.. a. :
- B. 8, Cumberland . ... , u j ,., .....
10
TOtrNOMAN At 69 North Eighteenth atreet.
AnrU 1. Mary r. Touncman. wita ot Jolin
Toangman. - Bemains 'are at Bormaa'a raaeral
parlora. Announcement of fnneral later. :
100 1 ESCliMAN At Tlgard, Or., March 81. . Anna
' Eeebmaa. age 82 years, beloved ii M Al
lbert O. Kachmaa. 'Notice of fnnaral later. Ar-
1,800 I rangemenu ia care of Millar at Txaoy.
WANfEDBoy over 18. Portland Far. Ulg.
t r,.. l zv atacaoam nma i
lKi al ec. wUllac to work toe . 85 a da.
Weatera Maqaaine Ceny SO 7 Byoahling bids.
PACITTOnroa worka, E. 29th aad Clackamas
2 belpers wanted, experience nat raqiured.
BOT with wheet wanted lor dlie-y and anaad
work. Boaaoag A Co.. 91 Park St.
iia
TOl'NO LADIES
" FOR TELEPHONE. OPEBATINO
39 PEB WEEK. TAID WHILB LEAIIM-VO
BAP1D ADVANCEMENT IN SALAUX
PERM A NUXT"'POS1TION8
APPLT TO
I,
TEtEAlONE "CO. OPERATING k SCHOOL
PARK AND OAK ST8.
SIXTH FLOOK. ,!
TOUNO LADIES TO I. EARN TrtEPUONB
npruiTtN-n- i'
NINE DOLLARS PEIt WEEK PAID WHILB
LaK.LlU - !
STEADY ADVANCEMENT
S-KUMANKNT- POSITIONS ' : '
APPLT TO TELEPHONE COMPANY OPEB-
AVX1NU BUtuui raita aau vsa ' .
SIXTH FLOOK
GIKL wanted for general boueewoik; good home
and waaes to bright, clean grrL One who '
can milk preferred. - I five oa eft earbne adr
GIRL WANTED Cooking aad general hoase- :
work, S adults; sou per mom a: Tnetvaces .
reqnired ; telephone mornings Mstn 1877. ,
WANTED A mother's helper la family ef i
with a cook, at eea college. vtagea aae.
References reauired. Call Sell. 1238;
EXPERIENCED operators power sewing ens-.
chines. Best wages, wuuty uarmeni.. la, iii
1st et. i -r
WANTED Hand irosers, eUrehers. machine and' ;.
mangle baoda. Aauonal Aawnary w A sta -
and Clay. l-
EXPEUUCNCEU gift wanted for general house-
work tn amau Ismuy; goea wages,, t'oona
Main 982". .-"
IAXL wagee paid to indostrloua work era, Ap-
Kly supenntendrnt 1. nloa ; Meat vo., .sorts
Portland. "Or. Take Kenton car. !
liOl'SEKEEPKH for family ot two; wanted im-
ro ad lately : salary
F-T22. Journal.
840 to 888; 'teferesces.
WANTED, young girl to assist with hooseworg i
and care ot one etuia; cooa wages, aaaia sszv
14 N. 81st. i -
WANTED Smart girla" to leant preasiag fancy
gowns, - sio per wees wuu lesming - raona
Broadway 2893. - j ' -
WANTED A good woman for general bouee-
work : bis wage, inono ast Soea.
WASTED A glrflor light" houaewerk in small
apt. Apply 4eZ f ' '
A tilRL for general housework, i Woedlawa
2881. '
A8SI3TNT cashier aad saleslady, r
1st and Alder.
' Simo
a, "
area
Broadway Iryo Worka, phone -Eaat 828.
WANTED A woman ' tor general bona work
oa ranch, wages a a. - fan Tabor 2702.
COMPETENT second girl, 172 N. 18th at
Pbone Broadway S12U, Mrs, g. Kceblar. .
TWO women foe eol lectors, eity work, 8&W
bond required., 907 Bpaaldlnf Mdg. -
COMPETENT maid
small femur, gjft.
for general hoaaework J
Call Mar, 1884.
WANTED Woman or girl to do general house
work from :! to S. No weahins. SelL 41.
WANTED Houaeaeeper for family of 8. Good
home. Phono V din. 1002. - i
WANTED Cook for familr of 8; seod wages.
Main 177. 288 N. 24th St.
MIDDLE aged woman to help about ths honse.-
Cail Bouui sss roouc ataraet. .
WANTED ExperWDCed cook, . $18 per week.' ;
af-sts. 4wnui. - - ;
HELP "ITATI"r 3f ALlJ AXJ t
" -FKWALK t9' i
OUl;lNAL MOLEii MAatsaat ! CuLUtUk V'i
" Teaches the trade ha S weeae, - Glees echeme-1
ahtps and transfer car da, : rare row while learn
ing Bi or ma no lor seta
a snd Horwtoa '
Okvt.cX tiarowr Colieae nU teaeh yoa taa bar
- ber trade ia S weeks: tools tree: eeAoasrshta)
dfplemaa given: paid while learsmg: positions
a-wsrentaed: rglrtow redweeA "28 Madmoav . ".
OUlCUtAi. MOalLavat JtAatUtthV SCHOOL, '
Teachea maa gad women barker trade la 8 weeks.
Spedal rates tot abort time ealy 818 rnelndlag
Seed act sX took,' gtrlsg diik7maa, ?3 Couch ac