i4 .:7 ' ' ,.' -w ' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918.: - V ' " -
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THE 5 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL 2,
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PORT IS NOT TO BE
; INTERFERED WITH
Draw. Regulations to Consider
Deep Water Shipping and
' Shipbuilding Operations.
TRAFFIC DELAY CONSIDERED
'Attempt to Be Made to Work
- Out New Rush-Hour Streetcar
' Schedule.
meeting: following , the .conference or
the f Chamber of Commerce f officials
with officials of the streetcar com
pany. : : :;: ' " .. 'J.', V ' . " ' J ' - " '
Among those attending; the meeting
Monday afternoon and expressing opin
ions were Drake C. O'Reilly, Captain
Julius Allyn, Captain Jim Shaver, Cap
tain. Archie Pease, Captain Will Jones.
C- W; Hodson, Captain I P. , Hos
ford. George Lawrence Jr., I. C. Gil
man, J. D. Farrell an" Mayor Baker.
The ; present . restrictions for closed
periods apply only to river craft. The
time prescribed for the closed periods
follows: 6:30 to 7 a. m., 7:15 to 7:45
a. ra.,i:05 to S:30 a. m.t 5:15 to 6:45
p. rn. and 6 to J:3.0 p; m. I
POINT ARENA ON MAIDEN! VOYAGE
'Deep water shipping in the local
harbor and shipbuilding operations
will under n circumstances be ln-
trfered with through any new regu
lations for the opening and closing
of draws3 on the bridges. This was
made plain at the meeting Monday
afternoon of various shipping men
'and others interested in the complaints
as to traffic tie-ups. The meeting
was held at the Chamber . of Com
merce. Consideration was given to the pro
posal from the corps of engineers. U.
S. A., to Inaugurate closing periods
for two hours in the morning and two
hours In the evenlnr during the rush
periods. It was held that this would
be too much latitude and would oper
ate against shipping Interests to
point of unfairness.
Sehedsle to Be Worked Ost
At the same time it was conceded
that delays- might prove a hajaicap
Jt shipyard workers on their way to
work. In view of this phase, the
Chamber of Commerce will get In
touch with the Portland Railway,
Xtght Power company today to see
. If some better schedule in regard to
; operation of cars during the rush
.- hours cannot be worked out. ,
i ' While holding the view that deep
' water shipping should not be inter
t erred with, some of ' those at the
meeting conceded that . delay of " river
craft was not so important, and it la
. probable that any new schedule will
be arranged so river craft will not
" cause delay. Most of the delays com
plained of are due to such vessels. It
Is said, for it is only once? In a great
while that deep watermen go above
., the bridges.
- However, It Is felt by some that
Vlver craft should not be delayed any
more than other shipping. It being
."pointed out that additional expense
would Invariably attach In cases of
any delays.
" ' , Aaother Meeting Planned
i t result of this, the full matter
.Will be given consideration at another
New Steamer Will Take Cargo of
: Box Shooks From Seattle.
Bound for Puget sound, the new
steamer Point Arena left down this
morning at 10 o'clock. She is to load
cargo of box shooks on the sound for
Honolulu, following the patn on ner sis
ter ship, the Point Loma. Both were
bull by the Albina Engine & Machine
Works for the emergency fleet corpora
tion. The first annual inspection of the
Point Arena, was completed late Monday.
The Point Loma loaded part or ner
cargo at Portland and finished on Puget
sound. The Point Arena, It is said.
would have done the same, but only
about four carloads were available here
at the present time. Captain TJmms is
master of the vessel.
the plant of the Willamette Iron & Steel
works. The . Westshore waa : launched
January 13 by the Northwest Steel com
pany. It is estimated that she will be
read for her trial trip by the first or
next, week If not by the end of this
week. : .
SHIPYARD WORKERS-
' Nine" Boilers for Frisco
To take back ; nine Scotch marine
boilers, built by the Willamette Iron &
Steel works of this city, for a San
Francisco plant, the steam schooner
Johan Foulsen left San Francisco Mon
day night for Portland. She is com-!
ing in ballast and is due In Thursday.
Three of the boilers weighs 150 tons
each. They are to go Into vessels be
ing outfitted at San Francisco.
VALK OUT BECAUSE
WAGE IS TOO SMALL
i ;
Five Thousand Mechanics Strike
Despite Federal Assurance
Pay Will Be Raised, j
Lijjhtvessel Goes to Station I
En route down the river today is Co- I Norfolk. Va.. April 2. (I. N. S.J
lumbia He-htveasel No. 88. She left I Five , thousand mechanics went on i
Portland at 8 o'clock- this morning. In I strike late Monday at Big Point and
a day or two she will resume her 8 La- 1 Big Bluff. The strikers represent
tion off the mouth of the river. She was 1 practically every trade empioyeo
H. A. Bowcs sixl wtf to W. j W. COtr -
ton. I. 7. B. St. Vernon... j......
Drnoto Sanndefs tad if ta A., i. IIaO.
U.280. Awwrt Actw ..... .....
A. A. IUU to Uonnii SsuDder and wit.
1 230. Aaeot Arm ............
Esther Viola Kordotjr and Whnd to
K. A. PhUltp t 4. U 4. . B. S.
Bowlawn i.
Edbm U. Adam and lutsbana to K. G.
Iihy ft U U 18. B. 6. Hoilad.y
Prk Add. i'J.'M
Mareo In. Co. to Franklin L. Davi t
al. K. U . 10, B. 20. RoanBcr.
Ladd Kjtate Co. to C. C, taten. Mr.
SO ft. of L. 11 and Sly. 10 ft. U 14.
B. 25, ladd a Add. ...... t. j
Frank T. Woodward to H. B. Volheim
and wife, I 5. 0. B. lo. tanon
2d Add.
Macsio Peaac and hwhand to Henry
Parka. U 2T. 28. H. 2. Point Vww.
A. C. Matthews to Chaa. H. SmiUi. l
11. B. . Tremont Park..........
Same to Walter Kork. l 1. 2, 8. 4. 6,
. Bl, Ih J. 2. B. 2. Edtewate. . . .
aft. Hood Co. to Walter Kock, L. 1 to ,
B. 1, U 1. 2. B. 2, Kdgewater. except
100 ft. B-W. for water flam over
and a craw K 1 to ft. B. 1, Edcewater
Frederick T. Honck and wife to Florence
A. Dean. U 28, B. 4. K. C. Park
O. Howard Thompson to Pacific Coast
Syrup Co.. aU a. . Bnenoca s aaa.
tion off the mouth ot the river. She was practically every iraao erapu, Henrr Kirahner and wife to R. M.
brought to Portland to undergo annual I shipyard construction work. They ae- Tonderl t el. 1. . B. 12, Wiltam-
' 1
1
1.250
10
S.000
10
: i
1
800
10
1
1
8.000
10
Wedding Announcements
W. G. Smith Co.. Ill llorsae tMa '
SUITS for net. ail
lorinc Co.. Stark at.
(iuM Tav
UitaJ statistics
JttMtrUges.Bfrtts, Death.
BIKTHS
STEVENS folir.
lUrold
and Mrs. Edwta
Stereos, SOS Sandy bld. March 22: daugh
ter and a soa (twins)..
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaVallea
Smith. 02 H KilUnssworth, March IT; a
danchter.
TH RA1LKTLX To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W.
Thrailkul. 081 EL 10th. March 28; daugh
ter. KEIXT To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly. 1880
K- 8th. March 20; a son.
WIIXIS To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burr Willis.
VZJ TIbbetts. March 24: son.
MlL4.fe.K I HACa.1. Inttevemlesjt eyorral LJ-
rsetors. rrtres as low as S.v. v.
Wshtattii at Kite. Msln-SStt. A-T
BsOXTrMFirTW
IT zer-3rd, st. at wadisqnI
ruaitiAu AaaitAi Muiia.
st,. opposiU city ka Uaia . rhu
Xe Moo 1or memoriaav
t.nT Ar roiTTrn l
THK fnUnwinc articles hate been found In earl
of the Portland Hallway. Lieut A Power CO..
March SI. 1B1H. rnim 1 book ' tick eta, 1
hdkf. and lc,.l note book. 1 bottle aaedirto,
10 wmbrellsa, 5 perkaicea. 2 pr. cloree. 1 gloTe,
1 ball. 1 Dr. rubbers. 1 or. ahoea. 1 bdL overaUa,
1 Ttolin. 1 egg case, 1 bdL stov pip. 1 crip.
7 lunch boxes.
Owners cnay obtain property st 1st and Aider
streets station. ' -
BOYS WANTED
- Otst 16. With Wheels'
Cleaa Work and ' Steady
Uood AdsanceiTit
MAKE ISO TO 8100 FEB. MQt
Elmer L. Bailey
253 Oak Street.'
HELP VTATEI MISC.?
4
LOST Sunday morning about 10 o clock.
lady's sold watch and heart shaped P'W n?
Grand are. near Runuide . rt. Notify KeBa
LARROWE To Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Larrowe. I Brook. 185 E. 8Tth N. Tabor 481. Uberal
1297 Rodnev. March 15: a soa. reward. - .
MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Morris, 800 M (Ml.lt bar pin lost between Uneola hlh school
inurman. March 22; a daughter. I and 11th and Montgomery. Engrano-
UiWTUuRNK At TO SCHOOL -42
HAWTHORNS AVE. ; -ETERTTHI.NU
MECHANICAL, AXD SLEC
TRICAL; UNUMITKU; PRACTICAL, REPA1B
EXPERIENCE. , !
' liticLat Sail ! '
flesd 10.000 stonograpwers, EbtoS aww fa
shorthand. typewriting, bookkeeping. ' MISS
DKCaKK B fKHA ia- imuSJt tm i ,
84 Ooor. A Joky bmg. -
overhauling and would have' gotten
away earlier but for some delays in regard-
to minor matters.
MARINER BECOMES PILOT
Captain G. B. Knight Joins San Fran
cisco Association.
San Francisco. April 2. (I. N. S.)
Captain G. B. Knight was appointed a
member of the Bar Pilots' association
to take the place of the late Captain
George Scott, He will undertake active
duty as a pilot within a few days.
The crews of the four Dutch steamers
In -port: Konigen . der Nederlanden,
Koepat, Arakan and Tjlsalak were
Monday taken off the steamers by im
migration authorities. a These vessels
News of the Port
Arrivals April 2
American steamer, from Port,
Saa
man! m wan fnrriaaA. I mtim
Four hundred mechanics employed A. Smith al to Annajwmm
at the Langley aviation field works Minnie 'e. 'Skibb to D. T. Shorty L 0.
declared a sympathetic strike and i B. 8, Crwaer s Add. . . . . i. . . . .
walked out. immediately ' .Jtwcerl , !'. " aa31?
" ui iiro ouifjiuu ; i Anna KingMrary to B. . pom), u. is,
bare 50 mechanics remained loyal tot B. 4. Albina Heights Add..
the aviation field. ! Wellesley Land Co. to Chris Hartman.
. - ' U Hi 12i S. IVi JUDSiruir. ......
The federal government. It was saio jniia Welch fiimms to Charles R.-Welch,
semt-offlcially. will take drastic action . u 7. 11. B. a. Lincoln pa
to force the strikers to resume work
If they fail to resume work voluntarily.
"The strike is un-American," saia
Rear , Admiral Harris.
He said the men' had been assured
CW1V . . n c, .A tmK. I f . . . .
. f. , . mi Hiii a. . om, iv a m lint, i caizaoern .
I siaren zs; a son.
, POHLMAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fohlman.
1 055 E. 20th. March 21; a son.
' tfvr n w ., . ...m
mouii in nar. ana jura, ireorge r saeioy.
1485 Sacramento. March 24; a daughter.
THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. WUlism It. Thom
as, Cleveland. O.. March 24: a son.
WOOLDRILH.E To Mr. and Mrs. C A. Wool-
drklge. UllLxdale. Or.. March 24; a son.
Oleum.
Luis, oil.
fimiaiilm as A nrll 9
Beaver, American steamer, for San Fran
cisco and San Pedro, passengers and freight.
Point Arena, Amerioan steamer, for Paget
Sound, Ballast,
MARINE ALMANAC
North Head, AprU 2. iondUtiona at th, their demands for wag ; Increase would
mnuth of the river at noon: Bar smooth: wind. I be met if they gave the government
south. 10 miles; weather, clear. la reasonable time in which to act, but
Sun Record for April 3 tnat they refused to wait.
Sun rises. fl:47 a. m. Sun sets. 7 :42 p. m. I -aPmr Admiral Harrlit said emnhati-
. T.,d" " toH" W"nJl ' cally that he would not help organized
5 .30 a.m. 7.8 feet 0:87 a.m. 0.7 feet
7:24 p. m 5.7 feet 0:2t p. m.. . . . 5.5 Jert soverpmenu
DAILY RIVER READINGS
It played fair with, the
board.
Honolulu
is no longer a ; coastwise
are concerned. Nobody can now take
passage for Hawaii without either a
passport pr permit from the collector of
customs.
STATIONS .5 ae
is p m In
eg ma 6-J s2
Lvwiston ........ 22 8.8 -O.S I 0.04
Umatilla 25 7.7 0.7 0.00
Eugene 10 5.3 0 0.08
Albany 20 8.8 -0.2 0.06
Salem 20 5.9 -0.6 O.00
Oregon City 12 6.8 -0.3 0.08
Portland ......... 15 8.8 -Q.2 O.04
Corrupt Practices
BARK SAILS FOR ALASKA
() Rising. (-) Falling.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland w01 fall
slowly during the next two or three days.
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
Astoria, April 2. Arrived at midnight and
left up at 11:45 a. m. : Steamer Oleum, from
Port San Luis. Sailed at 2 a. m. : Steamer Ce-
Albany, Or., April 2. Declaring their
intention not to support any candidate
office who violates the corrupt
practices act, the Ldnn County Pomona
Grange has passed a resolution favor
ing the defeat of any candidate who
exSeeds the amount which the law
E. t. Bania to Dolie M. Baum, L. 1.
B. 2, St. Francis HiU Add.
William MacMaster and wife to H. 8.
TuthUl et si. 8. 100 ft. L. 12. and
E. 49.5 feet of S. 100 ft, L. 11. B.
2. Leonard tract
Lillian B. Brong and husband to H. S.
Tuthill et aU 8. 100 ft. L. 12, and E..
49.5 ft. of 8. 100 ft. L. 11. B. 2,
Leonard tract .- ;
H. S. Tuthill and wife to Lillian B
Brong. L. 3. B. 20, living's Harbor
View
Wra. H. Savage and wife to Harry Saun
ders et al. L. 0, B. 21, N. Irvington.
Ethel Sels HueUt and husband to Rad
ford R. Shawcroas et al, U 14. B.
102. Rose City Park. .......... ...
G. Hanhart and wife to John N. Collins,
. L. 10. 11. 12. B. 4. Fillry Park. . .
Sarah R. Jones to James Burrell et'at,
L. 41. 42. B. 84. E. St. Johns
1
1
1
T50
1
Yeats. Marshall 4854. Reward.
LOST In or near Pint Nat l or V. S. Natl
bank. Saturday, between and 7 p. BS-, 520
hill: reward. A-2S80.
bat.
I kCT ti.l. ,nrt,l. Inr RllU-k roadster.
Capital av. and WillUms ave. Finder pleas
phone Wdln. 4048. Suitable reward. ;
U.
CMttaUt iOUNU MUiilk AfcU MkU uii
to prspar for telegraph service to heh fui
taurlsi cansed bv the dram as of asea log was.
re parties. .ra sail er wnt TwIesrapS) Depv,
os IIS, KaUway stgeaange nsag.
THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL
880 Waaco sL. comer Union .
Call, writs or pbon E. 7448 about free trial
offer Pay and night
IJDRT Pnne. finder pleas return t.
Monical. ft. of Davis SU
Call A-1844 or
READ To Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Read. 11S3 Rmri... BA1 R.1B44
WUbur. March 21; a daughter. I mux i, r"r.hMr.t rlub danoe. Cotillion baa.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
It
a gold mounted tortoia aha 11 comb. . Liberal
rn1 Uanhall SOM0.
Kfntrvr A u a - ,v. ia : in. n . I tJlQTn;.k Khanhard Ana. Ions scar OB left
I avenue. Frank Nugent, aged 70 years, be-I id: name. Sport. Reward. . Return
j loved husband of Mary Ann Nugent and father I College st. -
lot Mrs. J. D. McCann. Mrs. Henrv fnnfila. Ihiut . ...i t Unnukl, or Ut Tabor ear,
James Nugent of this city. Joseph Nugent of I clsv puts 'containing gold watch . engraved
Bpokanc, and Frank Nugent of Seattle. Funeral I "Bertha": reward. M-784. JournsL
WU1 rUc "om tbe abov residenc tomor- "Titti r .k.h.i . hound with ool-
w n-d''- E -. .8: J".: I" uT and HT :.n.wers to nam. of
. imvuw i.v rwcrrea nean cuarcn, comer r4
'! Pl...n li mA r..n. -f . 11 w.
. -'offered mi o , ri.li w.i.4 I FOI'N I in t'ohimbia hichway. kodak. Own-
.ML Calvary cemetery. Dunning A McEntee. I r csU Wdln. 116a.
10 funeral directors. ' '
10
10
LOST Brindle bulldog, while streak snd star
on face. Name -luke." Esst r844I.
A'nrpt I V . t, , . . . i . trnK
T u a n -di.ii . 1 1 jiht Rriwn leather utin containing receipts
I so years, beloved mother of Miss Cecilia. H. J.I ana money; rewara. - - -
! A.. If IL. and D. C. O'Reilly. Funeral will tVc I thT Satnrdav. mink neck pioc. Call Broad
1" i place from the residence of her win. H. H
'O Ru,y. 25 North Twenty-first street. Wediwa
"O.dsy. April 8. at :45 a. m.. thence to the
Cathedral, corner Fifteenth and Davis etreeta,
where mass will be offered at 10 o'clock.
Friends Invited. Interment Mount Calvsry
eemetervJ Dnnnine - A UrFntM funeral di-
E. 50th st, bet. Hawthorn and Madison; Mr. rectors.
Gl&' LelghtonBepalr 1 story residence, 1110 ! MILLER At th residenc. 720 East Twentieth
Oawes-o st-. bet. Oswego and Bwenson sta.; . 'treet. Jacob Miller, age 73. years, beloved
way 288
LOST
Reward.
BUILDING PERMITS ,
Gay N. Bybee Repair 1 story residenc, 269 . cemetery.
Cold Deuber Hamdea wnst wstcb;
reward. Call 828 Alder st. -
HELP WANTEP MALat
S. F. Weyrick. builder; 3100. nusoana oi Je-we Miller, and father ot Aiei-
8. Rifhard Krert garage. 1278 E. 18th St. ander J. and Jesse H. MUler tn rnited. SUtes
bet. Tolman and Claybourne; builder, asms; 850. navy. . Funeral win take plae Thursday at
E. F. Peterson Repair 1 story storage otnia- " l"" "u"i
i f ii vr.thr.rr.. ... h.f SRth and Mar- ana xracey. utermeni aiuitnomau rin ceuie-
allows him to spend In seeking nomi-f garet are,: A. 8. Barkman and H. Frodericas,
nation or election.
The Pomona Grange was In a "res-
as well as human lives, and one ask-
Deuce First of Salmon Fleet to Leave uio. for San Diego and way ports! Arrived at I ing congress to pass a law prohibiting
River for Canneries
One of the' fleet of Alaska packers In
the Columbia river got away pr 'the
north Monday. .It was the barBfReuce
of the Columbia River Packers' associa
tion.: She sailed from her winter quar
ters at Astoria at 3 o'clock Monday aft
ernoon for Chlgnik, Alaska. Due to sail
soon are the barks Levi G. Burgess and
Berlin, now outfitting in the Portland
11:10 a. m.: Steamer Daisy Mathews, from San I the manufacture of intoxicating- llauor
x ruiu. I as a rie V r a rlnrlnar th vat
a t I , n t i . a.u T7 S3 v " . '
City, from Portland.
Astoria. April 1. Bailed at S p. m. : Ship
Keuce, for Chlgnik.
San Francisco. April 2. Arrived: Ernest H.
Meyer, from Los Angeles. 9 a. m.; steamer San
Jacinto. 10 a. m. ; City of Topeka, from Los An
geles, via ports. 10 a. m.
Sailed: J. A. Chanslor. for Portland. l :30 a.
m. : Santiam. for Astoria, 2 a. m.; Whittler, for
Pert San uw, 9:30 a. m.
harbor. They are of the Alask-Portland Ke7o. 11:1 m.;aJmiral XMik
j ni.cio udwiauuu. o i. 1 em via souvneastern Aiasaan pons, ii; a. m. ;
Nicholas, fleetmate of the Reuce, is, due CUy of Seattle, southeastern Alaskan ports.
iwav In n. faw rlnvn. T.aal. waalr th I noon ; 11.
builders; aiooo. 'COATES In this city. April 1. Harold Leon
, East Side Baptbt CTiureh Repair 1 story Coates. age 18 years, beloved son of Mr. and
nlntlncr" mrwwt anil hmuiI nnntViar r ' T,' t , , ' ii7.7T re. J. voates, nrotner oi l-areis t.race, nuin
OlUUng mooa ana passea anotner W-iO. E. Maxwell, btulder; 3IOOO. . and Rufua Jr. Cbate. Services wUl be held
oueatine consrresa to consorint -waalth I William W. Pearson Erect 1 story real- .- 1 iv a. so - .
aence. 48W uoseiawn. oeu union una j via Waverley Heights church. East Thirty-third and
st. : builder, same; 81500. Woodward avenue. Arrangements In car of
K Mueller Erect 1 story rmldence. 722 Syr- vriiu. a T... at ,
10 CUta "Dd TrmbuU: bUilder" lmme' ( PELTON ln this city. M.rch 28. Terr, Pelton.
916 Hudson, bet St- Johns , av. and Reno. Hnry Tonng and Mrs. Ina Frl-by. Services
i?i-,?f whirl r. aii ir M wUl be held tomorrow (Wedneadsy) at 1 p. m.
v 1et.. Whit Ert garage 61 S EO.d t the h,,,, prlo of MiII,r 4 Trm.iT.
b'!ld 875 Alameda. M. F. "hit. : intrln,nt Douglas cemetery. Troutdale. Or.
wUu 1 .y. mMmhi HT JONES At 0311 90th st. 8. E.. April 1. John
E. Oak at., bet. E. 28th and E. 29th; builder. Abnr Jones, aged 78 years, fnnrral aervic
Mloe. (300. I will be conducted tomorrow (Wednesday) at
lirmm Rirrid. Rjmalr 1 ' tnrv reaMenee. ' 2 :80 p. m. In th mortuary chapel of A. D.
oask KKtt. . K.t. OAth and 97th at.: Kenworthy it Co., 5802-04 92d at. S. E.. in
builder aame- S200 1 Ienta. Friends invited- Interment. ML Scott
I J. W. and Anna Rae Repair 1 story real- Park cemetery.
Tacoma Voting on j
Streetcar Purchase
GAS IN THE STOMACH
; is
DANGEROUS
teommeidi Daily TJe of Usgnesla to
OTercora Troable, Caeicd by Fer
. meatlsg Food sad Acid
ladlgeitlos.
gasoline packet Barnes, one of the ten- 1 Siied Aunt M.m. via J.n.nes. and CM- alu?.n .? u'suo.n
-45 a m. .. , ltK9AflftAA K v, , H. peschner Kepaer 1 .
Tacoma, Wash., April 2. (TJ. P.) A
primary election to nominate two can
didates for mayor, two for controller
and four for two city cbmmissioner-
8. lighthouse tender Manxanita, As-1 ships. Is being held here today. In ad-
LOGGERS
Rigger. 60c hour.
Choker setters. 35.20 day.
Chasers, 86.20 day.
MILL MEN
Lumber pliers. 84,8 hours.
Teamsters. 84. R hours.
Trimmer loaders, 34. 8 hours.
Re-sawyer. 34.80, 8 hours.
Cage-transfer man. 84.25, 8 hours.
Off-bearers. 84. 8 hours.
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU "
247 Davis Street
HELP WANTED FEMALE
TOfXO LADIES j
17 TEARS OR OVER 1
TOR TELEPHONE OPERATlXf?
NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
89.00 PER WEEK PAID j
WHILE LEARNING
RAPID ADVANCEMENT IN SALARY
PERMANENT POSITIONS s
EXTRA PAYMENTS FOR SUNDAYS) AND
HOLIDAYS
APPI.T TO TELEPHONE COMPANY
OPERATING SCHOOL SIXTH FLOOR
PARK AND OAK ST.
BETWEEN H:S0 ANl 5 .80 P. iCl OB
7:00 P. M. snd 9:00 P. M. !
r-1
CIRL wanted for general housework ; good "boma
and wages to bright, clean girL On who
can milk preferred. I tiv on city car line ad
joining Portland. K-322. Journal. j
EX P E RIE N C Kl otwfatora power sewing ma-
chinea. Beat wages. LUItty Osrment Vo.. 1S7
1st st.
WANTED Hand ironers. surcbera. aaahna sad
mangle hands.
snd Clay.
National Laundry Co. . ttli
OOOD wsges paid to industrtona workers. Ap
ply superintendent l.nlon Meat Ua, Iforta
Portland. Or. Take Kenton car.
WANTED, young girl to asobt with housework
and care of on child; good wage. M1D 3824.
414 N. 81U
wanted for . general housework
good
Clackamas.
ders, left Portland for Alaskan waters. I nese ports. 10
Seattle. April
-. i . , . . .
, . . . I Arm . v- n
notice, to Manners p. m. Despatch, southeastern Alaskan ports,
The following affects the aids to navi- ;6 P- "; Redwooa. racoina. noon.
a : tsli j
' " I southbound, 8:30 a m.
trict :
dence, 844 Vaughn st. bet. 25th and 27th sts.; cHA8E In this city. April 1. 1918, 8L Tin
builder, same: 5140. . I cent hospital. Mint Chase, aged 18 years.
J. W. and. Anna Rae Repair 1 story resv , bl0Td sister of Laura. Pt. George. ITarley.
5th and 27th sta.; Jerry Chase. Funeral services at W. H. Hsnfl-
tnm'a-c VwastiH mvt fnnaral Karl IT Tfttti !
l. Arrived Hokkai Maru.35.zoo.two tor tne purchase and equip- iatiT iv rit siih and 7oth aves.: buuder. i. ; K".r-- "
Shingo Mara. Darien, 2?45 ment of the electric railway lines in the same: 875. i 1 t.7w .V 7 rV; rr -r s :
city limits. The candidates tor the . H. I. Ottenhdm.r-Kr 4 .tor, r"': ffi'S . rfAlirt
are: Mayor 1 ",D.i.n," .ZJ1J ZZiL ..'. Eschmsn. Service, will be held Thuradsy at
Princess Sophia,
Port Townsend, AprU 2 Passed in SchooB'
Washington -Sound-Haro Strait-Lime er BUkety, Seattle, in tow of tug Prosper, 7 a.m.
Arnveo tvesinam, 1 uysmiui, auring last
night.
Port Townsend. April 1. Passed out Ala
meda. 12:30 p. m. : W. S. Porter, at 7 p. m
Pert Angeles. April 2. Arrived Barge No.
95, Point Wells, in tow of togs Prosper and
Wanderer.
Point Wells. April 2. Arrived Governor
Forbes, from west coast porta.
Tacoma, April a. ( I. N. S-l -Arrived La
Kiln light, reported extinguished, will be
relighted as soon as practicable.
Branch Hydrographic Office, Portland,
March 30. The following Information
has been received from the agency of
marine fisheries, Victoria, B. C. :
mayoralty nomination
-awcett, Ueorge M. xnompson, C M. I John BUer Repair -t story lunchroom. 212
Crawfoard at. bet. . Baltimore and Alt ; builder.
same; 3400.
UV'M WANTED FOR
SAWMILLS. BOX FACTORIES. LOGOINO
OrfiKslr'AB.
KLAMATH COUMTY. OBXGOM.
HIGHEST WAGES.
BEST SCHOOLS. '
COOL. DRY CLIMATE.
citt oir &ooa pkople.
There ii i Mi divenrtv of labor, as tbsr an
14 sawmill. 5 box factories. 10. logging oper
ators nsiug both steam, donkeys and hots log
ging. Three lath mills. Boys and woman caa
work fa tb bos factories.
COKE NOW. MILI4 OPES MAHCH 1 TO
la. BOX FACTORIES NOW BU5NLNG.
ON ARRIVAL SEC
KLAMATH LL'MHERMEN S AND LOO-
GER8 ASSN..
MAIN ST.. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
1200 MEN EMPLOYED.
G1RI.
wages. 295 E. 11th ., cor.
Take Irvington or H roadway car.
WIIK)VK1(, nwclianic in shipyards, wialie
housekeeper in wst aid apartment.! E-708.
JonrnaL
LADY to help in ic cream and soft dtink stand
in Oregon City: good pay and easy work.
Csll 407 4th st.. Portland. j .
WOMAN to help wait on" table foftber and
husband's board and room; no objection to
one child. Phone Rroadwsy 819. ;
LADY" asnled to ielpln kitchen for her and"
husband's board 'and room. '310 21st at. N.,
phone Broadway Ml.
MOTHKK'8helrliTsraail country home it
outside city limits; two ckildrea; 520 month.
Tsbor 2230. f
IRON F.R8 and girl for flat work department.
American laundry,
VANTEI
140 E.
3rd at. N.
good wumsn lor general . boua.
work; big wages. Pbon East 8809.
WANTED A girl for light housework- in small
apt. Apply 4 32
GIRL
2381.
general housework. -Woodlswa
Riddell and Edwin W. Beedle. There
are 14 candidates for commissioner
nominations,
Gas and wind In the stomach accom
panled by that full bloated feeling after
eating are almost certain evidence of the
presence of excessive hydrochloric acid
In the stomach, creating so called "acid
Indigestion."
" Acid stomachs are dangerous because
too much acid Irritates the delicate lin
ing of the stomach often leading to gas
tritis accompanied by serious stomach
Ulcers. Food ferments and sours creat
: Ing the distressing gas which distends
the stomach and hampers the normal
: functions of the vital internal organs,
often affecting the heart.
; It Is the worst of folly to neglect such
a serious condition or to treat with or
dinary digestive aids which have no neu
tralising effect on the stomach acids.
Instead get from any druggist a few
ounces of Blsurated .Magnesia and take
, teaspoonful In a quarter glass of
water right after eating. This will drive
the gas, wind and bloat right out of the
' body. . sweeten the stomach, neutral w
ithe excess acid and prevent its forma
tion and there is no sourness or pain.
Blsurated Magnesia (In powder or tablet
form never liquid or milk) Is harmless
- to the stomach, inexpensive to take and
' tne best lorra oi magnesia lor stomach
. purposes. It is used by thousands of
people who enjoy their meals with no
more fear ot Indigestion. (Adv.)
Hospital Rock Buoy, Victoria, B. C.
Mariners are advised that the red light 1 Touche. southwestern Alaskan ports. 8:30 a. m.
on this buoy will be discontinued during Tacoma, April 1. Arrived Ketchikan, south-
the summer months from Tuesday, April rxvUiit.
6, i jo. i ior wedderburn. 11:30 a. m. Arrived Xel-
Itwstbne, from San Francisco. 8 P. m.
San Francisco, April 2. (I. N. 8.) Arrived
yesterday: Whittier. from Port San Luis. 12:30
p. m. ; A valon. from Los Angeles, 1:10 p. m. ;
Bra King, with H. M. Phelps, 0:40 p. m
Sonoma, trans-Pacific, 5:10 p. m. ; Tanrred,
.MmLr,.m R-1 it . . : .
W'ftl UA. w ,isw. uu iIlUU'
terey, from Gaviota. 0:10 p. m.; Sardin, from
uh Angeies, :zo p. m.
Sailed: South Coast, for Caspar. 12:10 n. ra
Fearless,.- with Fullerton, for Port San Luis.
12:15 p. m. ; Governor, for Los Angeles, 12:40
p. m. ; AUas, lor Portland, with barge 93, 4.35
p. m. ; Persia Maru, tralp-pacific, 4:33 p. m.
Slramer Westshore Inspected
. The local steam vessel inspectors this
morning began the first annual inspec
tion of the new steamer Westshore -at
CATARRH
v
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant, Germ
Killing Antiseptic
The little Hyomei inhaler is made of
hard rubber and can easily be carried
in! pocket or purse. It will last a lifetime.
Into this inhaler you pour a few drops
ot magical tiyomei.
This is absorbed by the antlseDtic
gauze within and now you are ready to
breathe It In over the germ-Infested
membrane, where it will speedily begin
its work of killing catarrhal germs.
Hyomei Is made of Australian eucalyp
tol combined with other antiseptics, and
la very pleasant to breathe.
It is guarantees to Danish catarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat, croup, couch s
and colds or money back. It cleans out
a stuffed up head in two minutes;
Big Machines, Used
In Eaid Over Paris
Paris, April 2. (I. N. a) German
airmen made a raid over Paris early
today. Gotha machines were used.
The alarm was sounded shortly after
3 o'clock and In about. 45 minutes the
"all clear" signal was given.' I
Gotha aircraft are the largest em
ployed by the Germans. They have
been used in German raids over London.
WANTED
Trader. Interment Mount Scott Park ceme
tery.
QF1MBT At Ls Angeles. Csl . March 80.
Elmer W. Quimbv. aa-ed 50 rears. 9 month.
18 days. Friends invited to attend funeral
services, which will be held at the Elks' Temple
at 3 p. m. tomorrow (Wednesday), AprU .
Interment Lone Fir cemetery. -
BETTE9 The funeral services of th lata Easter
V Omttmm mlU im Mil WerineerUv. Anril 3.
at 10 o'clock a. m.. at th Portland crematorium. I Full Uniforms Furnished and Bicycle z
I. t . I Tk. n . ; ... K. m.1. I 1. irl W
dene establishment of J. P. Flnley A Son, Mont- I ' ASK FOR MR. BALLET
gomery at Fifth.
WALKER In thia ity, April 1. Eileen Walker.
aged 1 month, 14 days. Fnneral services
were held todsy at the parlors of F. S. Dunning,
Inc., 414 East Alder street. Interment at Lon
Fir cemetery.
CHRISTIAN SON In this city April 2
Msrr Christianson. aged 74 years 7 months.
The remains ere at the parlors of F. 8. Dunning.
Inc., 414 East Aider street. Funeral notice in
a later issue.
Belgian Coast Is Raided
Flushing, Holland, April 2. (U. P.)
An air raid on the Belgian coast con-
Arslon. for Grays Harbdr, 6:45 p. m.; Johan I tinued for four hours Sunday night.
x-auuen, ior romana, ii:uo p. m.
1MM1CK
; RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
J- It Soothe3 and Relieves Like
; : a Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting
v Mosterola la a dean, white oint
- tnent, made with the oil of mustard.
It does all the work of the old-fashioned
mustard plaster does It better and
does not blister. You do not have to
tbother with a cloth. You simply rub
It on and usually the pain is gone I
f Manr doctors and nurses use Muster--;
tie and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what re
lief it gives from sore throat, bron-
Lchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma
, tism. lumbaeoL pains and aches of the
'back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
l bruises, chUblaina, frosted feet colds of
-.the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
20c and 60c jars; . iiospital size $2(X
Secretary Baker in Italy'
Paris, April 2. (TJ. P.) Newton D.
Baker, American secretary of war, and
Thomas Nelson Page, American minis
ter to Italy, are visiting the Italian
front.
Lift Off Corns,
' Magic! No Pain
siuiiea up neaa in two minutes; r Tr 1 , -
Sold by The Owl Drug Co. and druo UT0X) rreeZOlie 011 a tOUCilV the Teglster.
.1 -!. I
SU1CB CTCI J B BCI O.
complete outfit, including inhaler and
one bottle of Hyomei, costs but little.
wrilie extra Dottles, ir aiterward needed,
may be obtained of any druggist. (Adv.)
DANGER LURKS
IN THIN BLOOD
Dr. Wiiliams, Pink Pills Enrich
the Blood Which) Quickly
Shows in Cheeks and Lips.
The first place that anemia, or thin
hlrwwl nhnwd fa In ths lirM onii entm.
jm .i i ax.-a ii.. ZII.L la this crt. April 1. Bsbr Mil Zill.
7,1 47 ino eye Mnt of f; M Mik. ZUL g..
lids. You may be naturally pale and 'ic wiU Us plsee at 8 :30 p. m. todsy (Turs
stlll be healthy but when these mem- ; dsy) , st th residantisl psriors of Miller A
branes lose their bright red color yr..i j Trscey. InUrmsnt Mount CsWsry cemetery.
blood is deficient In quantity or quality. VA.V'JHA.t v"7r- Waih-- -PrU
. , . , . j T. . ... Msry Vsugbsn, aged 86 yesrs. Remsins sre
Thin blood 13 a danger. It invites j m the funersl parlors of A. D. Kenworthy 4c Co.,
disease. The organisms of the blood 6802-04 2d st. 8. E.. in Lents, when they
fight off disease germs. Thin blood hre been prepsred for shipment to Sslem. Or.
means less power to do this. For In- i ZIEGLER In this city, April 2. William H.
stance, hen you cut , yourlT It doe, ? 5? ?rliV
not heal so quickly If your blood is thin did. Colo. Notic of funersl uur. Ammt-
and weak. ments in csr of Miller t Trscey.
'i'h 1t.i,1o f tfiMnKAnl . ...i? i ' ...', . . TT j r
1X8 AngeieS, APrll Z. ( U . P.t COlO- I Mn ,1,. I U-Il. ill nl.. In. ,h. (.mil. TmM.
nlzation of "wet" voters of Los An- .. T .v. dence. 215 King street. Thursdsy. April 4.
geles in the towns Of Vernon and " " t thTfr nrl 7ltrlht.- U V ! 10 9 m- BrTte cemetery prlr.te. .
Watts to defeat, the ""dry" election Sl"!,?, Joha in
April S. is charged by prohibitionists JiZZPF I . JS!s.I 1 4
" w.fc ...w ... nAiA vf WUl L 'A , . t . . i . m .
One hundred and twenty registrants . th onlv hv vhM uirt
are named as defendants. Validity C ,v . . . . " . , " .
I .l,.ll... . I KZCLK.LA U1Q llI Ii UIO U1WU IS U11I1
Ul icsu.iiv Am uiaiicugou SfcllU' LUoir
names are asked to be stricken I from
485 Washington Street.
THREE BOTS
Mast Ust H bee Is and B Staady.
We Guarantee $2,50 Day
COMI'ETKNT second girl. 172 N. I ltttb st
I'hons Bresrtwsy I2. Mrs. It. foehter.
WANTKlt -Vuuian wr girl to uo geucrsl suw-
wors from H:0 to S No wsshtng. vSell. 4S1
VAMtl lto.nr Inr Ismily w 8. Oueu
borne I'lion tn. 1 082.
MIDDLE sged womsn to help sbout th houss.
CsU Booth 860 Poblio Market, j
GIRLS for fsrtory work. East 7890.
HELP WASTED-MAX.K JUIP
FKMALK
tt
FAKM LA BOB. FOB WESTEAX CASADA.
CnmAmm farm needs msk neeesssry SA sp-
nl to tha L'nttad Ststas allias for mea Tb
Mrs. goTsramsBt of U United SUtas vsaU miy
n.m .ha MB altecllTaiT oeiD to ov wrai mrntm
this vear. It want the land in th Usutad
Stata der sloped first of soars, bat h a
wants to belD Canada.- WbnTr f lad a
ORlliLSAU MUlU SAKBS.M OULUUik
Tsachas th trad ia S . Qfa aaaelar.
ships and transfer cards. ' fays roe wail laa rar
ing Big eemaae lor eota ssaa srassaa.
Id snd Barnsid. i
OBbUUN Barber CoUxa will taaeb rmrn IM Bar
ber trad la g waasa: tools free: acaolaraaie
sQplomaa giran ; paid ablle learaing; poatooas
goaraatsed: tnlttow tediwjad. 21s si ad two.
UKIUI.NAL. alUULkst BAMWS.K tt'lluUL
Tsaebe saas and oan barbs trad ia S amk.
Spec 1 rata for short Uma only 818. taeladtag
cod sag of toots, giving dipioeaaa, 28 Ooark
ITTlTintS-.Mll.rJ a
aa w caa spar lo C' J.t"? I POSITION wanted by sht metal .or.r. SiaU
Wets Colonizing
Voters, Is Charge
an supplied we want to direct bins thara. W
will tell yoa wher yon can bast arr th ooas
bined in te rats. Bat of 1 cent per rail iroas
runadian bonndar Doinu lo assunauon oa
ntnrn. For partirulars apply to V. S. Ess-
Dlarment serric. Lept. of lDor, or to J. a.
wsges. J 654, Journal.
MTU4TIOH FF.MALF
LAIiV. accustomed to roeeUng the public,
wan,.1 mahlnn ..I mrl t.l.i n, mri1 1, ' Kaa
Uriere, 801 First .. Sposaa. Wash.. Caa- ewn rar y.728. Journal ;
.ojaa govern asant agent.
DAT work. Tabor 8407.
IEI ONLY
DRFMMAKl5f
4
82. Mra. Francis. 880 Vi F WaAhlngtoa 1
corn, then lift corn off
with fingers.
Wealthy Portland Widow
Would Marry Again
"Now that my stomach trouble has all
dlsanneared since taking a course of
ntiayr's Wonderful Remedy I would even
consider getting married again. I can
not tell you how terribly I suffered be
fore taking this great remedy," It is a
simple, harmless preparation that re- j
moves the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the inflamma
tion which causes practically all stom
ach, liver land . intestinal ailments, in
cluding appendicitis. One dose will, con
vince or money' refunded. The Owl I
Urug co.- Adv., '
mm-
Fat 'Burning Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should
r not be applied if good clear skin is
V wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
$1.00 for large size, get bottle of zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes ecwma.quickly stops itching,
and heata skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chafing. It peneJ
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
., aTlean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it,as we believe
. nothing you have ever used Is as effect
fere and satisfying. -
.-. iY.Coaevelasd,a.
"BALMWORT"
FOR RHEUMATISM
Mr. J. M. Hunter, Longmont, Colo.,
writes : ' "I have been taking Balm
wort Kidney Tablets for my rheuma
tism and find they help me more than
anything I ever took," etc. Some
forms of rheumatism are caused by
failure of the Kidneys to secrete and
throw off the waste and poisons of
the body. If Kidneys and bladder
are not doing their full duty. Balm
wort Kidney Tablets will thoroughly
revive - their- activity. Sold by all
druggists.
my
t
No Further Word i
Heard From Celtic
its carrying' capacity Is lessened because
It ls the red corpuscles In the blood that
carry oxygen and other needed con
stituents to the various parts of the
body.
To build up the blood there Is one
remedy that has been a household word
for a generation. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for . Pale People. They tone up i
J RICKARU Peter Kickard. 81 W. Watts, Msrch
80. 75 years; fracture jtf hip.
UAKINO Terno Makino, 5 N. 10th. March
29, 1 year; tubercular meningitis.
EEARLK Donald J. Searie, 2221 Hojrt. March
28, 2S yesrl; uremic corns.
LOKBER Isadora lorber, St. Vincent hospi
tal. Msrch 29, 8 rears;: scat endocarditis.
GREENFIELD Melrina D. Ureenfield. 40 E.
f3d. March 27, 88 years: carcinoma.
LEKAS Emanuel Lekas. 280 Halssy. March
28, 85 years; cerebreal hemorrhage.
I TO tET the, most tint ciaaa work for your
n-. tvt TJnn and las am laollall Us I
men are who an still on strike. Take-ear to I FRENCH draaamaker wishes engagement by day.
ttrraon Cit and cross bridg to Ira mpioyssant
office. Lowest wag 88.88, tt hours shift. 9 hours I
days alone. Chance for ad re nee ment good.
W A N'TEI) Touns man exempted from the I
drsft who is familiar with iretgnt rata and
classification, for employment with large cor-1
po ration. Mutt hsee had office esperiene. Oir I
sge. etiwnnice. salary espscted. T-689. Journal
WANTED Boy Ior olllc work. Must be IS
yeais or older. Answer tn own handwriting
rtTBSlSHEt noo
FI,ORIT
"TJKDIH NEW MA!ACM"f
sass hotel. K. Id sad aro. (gay
Eaat in. '
UAUKI HOTEL. MODERN BOOMS.
BATHS, PHONES. 82 AND IP: TSA-
STENT 60c up. 422 Vs WASHINGTON.
FTTRHISHCI f'flMS
PRIVATE FAMILTi
TWO Urge "furnished If. K- room . suit with
running water, Ugni, neai. osm ami poone ir
niabed. Cln to ahlryard. AdulU prafarrad. 413
iota st Mils zegg
BEAUTIFt'I, bedrooms, hot. cold water, bain.
phone, rlnee to snipyaras. ga ttoas.
Broadway bridge.' :
iearn I GOOD rooms for rent, walking distanoe to rt.
New Tork, AprU 2. TJ. P.) No
additional information had been re-1
celved here on the White Star liner . cheeks and lips and drive away that
teinc wnicn was torpeaoea Dy a uer- : unnatural tired feeling. Plenty of su:i
man submarine off the Irish coast on,ijght) gooi wholesome food and fresh
a voyage from England to America, l.i- win ths root
At the local Offices Of the Company) Twn hnnks. i -Rnllrllne- tTn tha, ninnH"
it Is believed the vessel was saved. !, -what vt .nrf it trQf
the entire system, make the blood rich iLJT1-N--ro.K?SJ- caiiSn 854 Wash.
A - J -Ma-V.M . .. i I asJBl aw.- a was. m www. wasp mvm wmmmt
eaVsiva a cu( du cugutcii iaa r iici vt;o, ail- I (
sL. ..si. 1 . a '
. aVna rtVtVn rTnrwr
The Celtic
I gcra.
was not carrying passen-
Stung by Bee, She
Dies m 7 Minutes
Drop a little Freeione on an aching
corn, instantly that corn stops hurting.
then you lift it right "out. It doesn't
pain one bit. Tea, magic!
give Just the information that every
mother of a growing girl needs. They
are tree. , i
There has been no increase in the
price of Dr. Williams' PinkPills. They
are sold by your own druggist or will
be j sent direct by mail, postpaid, on'
) receipt of price. 60 cents per box, six
.... ! boxes for S2.50. by the i Dr. Williams
Chtco. Calv" April 2. (TJ. P.) Mrs. Medicine Co., Schnectady, 'N. T. (Adv.)
B. Gladys Allinger. 19, was dead , -
here today, having died in convulsions
I seven minutes - after being . stung by
a bee at her husband's apiary. '
CUAUK MHOS., k'kiruta, -s7 aloe
Main or A-1808. fine - Oowar
deaigna. No branch Mona,
and floral
LiMi,le.K. Portland Hml. s M
and stat salary expected. Answer 0-814, Jour
naL
HARRT JONES CAN ISE A FEW ME.NOK
EXCAVATIO.t WORK. WEST LIN! HOTEL..
ACROSS BRIDGE FROM OREGON CITX.
83.40. NINE HOI RS.
EXPERIENCED solicitor wsnted: neat appear
anre. good address, steady and married, ex
enrpt from draft and must drire ford car; good
salary. 12Z4 Handy aim.
or and alas rouse man la
auto supply bustneea. Good cprxrfnuity fry I Johns snipyard. a pr weea.
,ni.nil Innlf f!iianir ..(.a lirnarf. I kimhi. S7A
way and I'ouch. I nvaiP sfel.F. raoeaa. seieet raiaao. esciuaW
WANTED Experienced man for freUbt ela-1 hom-tik place; walking dials nee J references
vator. Must b willing t work. Appiy su- I requireo, ii
IB 4 furnished housekeeping rooms, elae.
fin Tiew. L- vi. sreaaway gnu,
;'h a Co-
perintendent's office.
Wortmsn aing.
9 to 10 s.
Old,
Max m. exiiH. s'lont. 141 eth st.
CTumiKiirF.li (iimnM. beat of referenda I a S 2 a
required. Apply supenntenaeni s oinc. vo i. , larnU)IMi honaeks ing rooms, 622 W.
s- m.. Olds. Wortmsn A King. I Brna(r dr1. Mala 4529.
10
FOE HAL PIEECTOR8
EXPERIENCED window shad. .man mn4 drsp- I N1ck cicaa re.,oi in ulrsU loiae. ery rsaaoa-
ATJCTIOf SALES TOMOBRO-
YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE
Pala along th back, dixrln i. headsch and
general languor. Get a pacing of Mcther Gray's
AROMATIC-LEAF, th pleasant Medicinal Tea.
Us at first sign of , cold. ' Wbaa you feel
J1 run down, tired, weak and wHhout
tW remsrksbl eombinatJoa of nature' herbs and
roots. As a tonie laxstir it has a equal. Mother
Gray' Arom atlo-Laaf Is sold by Druggists ot
sent by mail for SO cents. . Sampl sent FREE.
Addrws. Mother Gray Co, l Boy. IS. Ii Adr.
Army-Navy Orders
Man Vranriseo. April 2. (I. N. S.I Th
following army orders were iwraed her today:
Ia compliance with certificate of discharge.
concerning a' necessary agricultural enterprise. .
issued by order of the president on appeal, PH-
rat Kobert JS. ooenier, ioui nmiaii;, min
Round, will b discharged from the army by the
I commanding officer, coast defenses of , Puget )
Sound. -: . . I
Recruit I Row. 20th engineers, national1
army, UBassigned, Fort Lawson. Wash.; ia trans- ;
ferred t the medical department and assigned,
LU QULJ WW ' I
I tTnder authority from the . war department, .
of March 22, 1918, Sergeant Charles Canon.;
Company C, 15d Intantry. now at nneiny, .
Mont., will proceed to Fort Ueorge - Wright,
Wasru. and report to th commandsng officer i
i for obserrauoa ana intusen in in aosp si .
tnat
10
150 !
10
AT WILSON'S Auction House, 169-173 2d St.
Sale at 10 a. .ra.
HEETI1TO KOTTCES
41
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
Established 187T.
Third sad Sal oa Str
Mala 807. A-181L.
Lady AaststaBt.
er hanger.
to 10 a.
Apply superintendent's office.
Olds, wortmsn aing.
WANTED A young man with knowledge of
bookkeeping In wnoieasM otiie. aw cnaoc
for adrancement. journal.
MARKERS and aorters, waabmen. hand iroaars.'
able. H. Krott st.
MCELY furniehed rooms to rent. 4t Jtadisoa
fbnne Biaranaii lilt.
BOOMS AMD BOARD
f
pr. wssnmen. nana iroaars, I s....,., ... v ... .... ...u
1 --,4 .h.n. k.nrl V.tln.l InIStVU 11M vvmtsA , '
"-"" - . I ly ilkine I
dry Co.. R Stb and Clay.
B. 7th st.
distance. 88.80
East 4 782.
12
J. P. FIN LEY SON
Plug i em lie Puaeral Otnatat.
PRIVATE DRIVE Woman Alleadsata.
Mnalgnsiery at KUtk.
Msla t. A-188S.
WILSON & ROSS
4. Lady Aasbtaat. Mill
M taoasah at Seeeatb .
CA&LilS&,"Z' btteVan, BOOM and bxd U on genUemaa. t-a-
sdvancement. Apply w iv si.
UKTKlW shade man and drapery hanger.
Must b xveneBoea. Apply supenatenaeru g
I efface, t to 10 . Olds. Wortman a. King.
:aiin araawa uaid to Induatrious .workers. Ao-
i w . . . . , - if .
Ply nnennicmmi v niww vv.. cotui
Portland. lr. Tsk Kenton car.
DELIVERT .boys wanted. IS years ot orer. Good
Oldi,
wage. Apply superintendent office, to 10. 1 dials nee. Mam 2828
Wortman a ma
THE Marllia WaebwgtoB. 80 10th. to fcusi-
girM ana nsomw. nnmaii aa.
BOOMS AHO BOARD 71
,EBIVATEFAMll'f j
JTSMALL light airy room. . convenient for one.
gentleman pr rerrea, go per snowui. waiauw
CAMP meets erery Wed
nesday evening in W. O.
W. Temple. 128 11th st.
AH members requested to
attend. Visitors welcome.
H. C. 8CHADE. C O.
HERMAN ; 8CHADE. Clerk.
PORTIaAXD LODGE 281
. Regular meeting. Moos
Temple. 4th and Taylor sta..
at S o'clock p. u. i erery
Wedneedsy. Visitors weleoma
J. K. KENNEDY, Sec y. .
s REAL ESTATE TRAK8FEBS
Clay B. Mom et al to Otto Berg et al. '
4, b. 1. BouIeTard Add ...8
Priscilla Anna Sankua to Chaa. R. R i
Woodcock. W. Vb of W H U 7. S. ,
' B. 120, to E- P.; h L. S. S. B. 2.
I. a, B S. r-ieaaant xiome am.
Why, wait? Tour druggist sells
tiny bottle of Free zona for a few cents.
sufficient to rid your feet of every hard 1 c j. Johnson and wife to Nil o. Ek-
a. Z th. I u,4 I. II. B. 88. Alameda Park. .
awn win, "'M . I oii.; W.k u PUter and
and calluses, without soreness or; im- I r.y . -rmtm noh R
mAAAA. A , ...w ...hv..
ether discovery' of a ; Cincinnati genius.
- , tAfiv.y
4. Smrthstoa Land t.' aaa to isc
Portland,, ex to. a years inna asrcs
2. ISIS .....................
WASHINGTON LODGE No. 48.
; A. P. and A. M. SUted com
municatioBs tomoTTow j Wedne
dayl evening, 7:80, E. 8th and
Bumsida. Visiiors welcome. Order
W. M. I. H. RICHMOND. Socy.
SAMARITANTODGE No. 2. iTo".
O. F. Regular meeting Wednes.
Srsra day at 8 p. m. at L O. O. V. Tem-
'- pie. 22 Alder sC. Second degrsw.
Visitors always welcome... Je: T. Jenea. N. G.
B. OSVOLD. Secrets ry . i
PAISTLNE LODGE 141. A. F. AND A- M.
Stated communieatkm Wednesday evening.
AprU S. 7:30. V. C. and AL M. degraaa.
Ariet station, Mt Scott car. . , :
W. S. TOWNSEND: Secret.
EMBLEM Jewelry a
Dunning McEntee
rry detaiL
Broadway 480,
Broadway aad Pla sta.
. A-4858. Lady
Undertaker.
Madera ia
F. S. Dunning,' Inc.
Th Goaa Bui Undertaker.
414 Alder st. PBowe let .1. B-S228
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 8287. 8802 2d SC. Lenta.
Tsbor 88SS. 44th a, and raster read. arl
k 1st
B-1SSS. ;
rndertas-ers.
Mrs. Um
LERCH
' 1 Itb M rTawtbtw
! HAMILTON
17 K. silisaa as. w-
Tabor asia.
MACHINISTS wanted, steady wort for good
mea. Also 3 anop men in- vMeiiaeons
work. Oregon Welding a siscnm worsa.
ELDERLY man ta wash dishes and rl-n up
iat small boardiiw house, gz. d. ana ju.
sie Cist st. N.
VfHTNfl nu for bird and pet atock depart-
Bsent. tall Root ledge eteea w, i aq n.
STEADT young man, gTocery depart sot.
Kim on. I at aiHl Auer.
WANTED Tw-experienced afto aajesmen.
Phillrps-Harbk lo., z Mom um sr.
WANTED Two experienced sbo
PbilUP Bho la, lta otn sc.
PAST SI finishers and operators wsnted on cus-
tnmfpants, 88 H 8d st. A. Scbubener.
WANTED An oyster opener. Apply Hjniri-
Breeze &, Snook 2?. ro i"1.
HOCSEKEEMJJO BOOMS
FtTBKlSHED AD U5HJBSISHED
Jt'sT opened 48 room apt. Bear shipyards
snd' Mfcarisctppt sis. . earUa. H. K. aad
tiaiienL 8 Ruaaell St.
WELL- Ft'BNLRHED hokaevia rooma. 88
and op. cloae-wv aiwawaip car, an awots St.
U '.1J. furniabexl bowaaaeevisa rim, pear,
shipyards. 281 j E. Most aC ; "
MOUSE It EEP150 BOOMS - 7
ymIHHEII A7TD t75E UHSISHET
T1IREB a4cely furaLhad bouatkeevTng rooms!
print toilet and bata, private front and back
veranda, el trie lights, gas for-- Cooking; mt
rhildrea. 81v.ee asontk. 188 E. 74U aC N.
M. V. car. ' . i
TO RENT, in privaU family, 2 hios csa-
11s bt 11. R rooms; elect no ugnts, water ana
j'uauukluk.l40Kl'M I 1XJL
fill Knb, Waodlawa 8800. 0-1188
nal Fiab Market. 1H7 Sd.
iiiv to vofk a sssan farm aaar city am antra. pnone. saw sv. us mv. , sue. i ina.
r.H Mam st. ' lehild n. Plioo Eaat 71.
TOt NG man handy with tools to work la factory. I "WO lurn TaWmiekaepig room.
chlT-
Apply 129 1st at.
drew. 888 Saersiaento.
charms.
specialty, buttons. Diaa.
Jaeger Bros.. .181-18 , '
Skewes
A. Zeiler, Co.
Ladertaktag Cav Maia 41
A'282L. Corner 84 aad Clay.
WANTED Platen
Printing eosapaay.
WASTED Married DM to
irreas f seder. Portland
do miikmg . ai
aw
, ttiuia
less
Ma a 1 .
ties.
farm
U-448. Journal.
Boy ta leant printing trad. '
Uo.
3
?or7
Wilson & . Wilson w 4ttZcl..
4 1 0m d ! Fst mmwm rsa4sMMg aacabi ibi
4i W iaass sva. Wss 0184S.
WiXTEI
tend Printing M
WANTED- A man to work ia cigar star Maori
tag and rniag, .mgnaiaa igsr pttor.
fvANTED Ut to work s thicken raacs.
IIOLSKKEEPLNU sod sleeping room. 202
Jefferaoa-rTont at. - ;
FOB BETTT HOUSES - U
C1EtIBXlSHEr
BE A LTD I I. room bowaa..a buuVias. OsA
TS. Jew.
floors. 82 7. 807 K. 8Sth.
aptedata . -raum buagaatrw, 882 40th.
ar Hawthorn av. Tabor 1401. 821 80.
(Cesllsged g'ellowlsf Pag)
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