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Newspaper Page Text: i THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1918. BAILEY GATZERT GOES TO SEATTLE UNDER NEW FLAG Popular1, Excursion Steamer of Columbia River Fame Trans . ferred to Puget Sound Service ! C. R. & P. S. T. NEW OWNER Big Sternwheeler, for Many Years Speediest Boat of Type in trie River Trade, Is Sold. 1 rortlind, waterfront was In gloom ,thls morning- as If an old and tried friend had paused away. In fact, such a friend I had gone on the Bailey Gat Bert, old! sternwheel steamboat which Druggist Tells Dys peptics Best Thing to Use In reply to an inquiry as to what was. In his opinion, the best all round rem edy for indigestion, dyspepsia and stomach .troubles generally, J. IL How arth. a druPKlwt of many years' experi ence and widely known in his profes sion, says : -' "As a druggist I have filled thousands of prescriptions for the best physicians in my city, ana naturauy Know wim thv think la best: I have also talKed with hundreds, yes thousands V of stomach sufferers, and know what a-tven them most relief. Therefore, it im with an Intimate knowledge of both Ides of the question-1 that I unhesi tatingly say: Nine times out of ten the best thing for pain in the stomach. be It Indigestion, gastrins, ayspepsia, or whatever you wish to call it. Is to take a teaspoonful of Bl-nesia, or two or three of the 5-graln tablets In a little hot water right after eating o.- when ever pain is felt. I know that many physicians make it a practice to keep a suDDly of Bl-nesia tablets on hand to dispense to their patients, and I have read many letters from people who vol untarlly state that Bl-nesla gave imme diate relief and comfort after all other means had failed. So you can see why I have such confidence in- Bl-nesia Moreover, and this appeals particularly to those : who have spent large sums without getting relief, you can try Bl- nesia without risking a cent, for every package, either powder or tablet form, contains a binding guarantee contract of satisfaction or money back ; and the druggist you buy It from stands back of that guarantee." (Adv.) for (decades has been the pride of the Columbia and Willamette. News of the: steamer's sale by the Regulator line to the Puget Sound Navigation company was announced late Tuesday by Drake C. O'Reilly, head of the Regulator HneJ The vessel is to be taken to Puget Sound j as soon as she can be "made ready for the voyage and, it is understood, will be placed on the Seattle-Bremerton run. Thus will end the career In this dis trict of a vessel held fondly In the hearts of Oregon people, many of whom remember the Bailey Gatzert as chil dren; a vessel that has carried many ati excursion crowd on the Columbia and has given valiant service in the regular river trade between Portland, Astoria and The Dalles. The Bailey" Gatzert has been a familiar object In multitudes of pictures, showing river scenes, and has added much to those scenes because of her picturesque appearance. The steamer was the largest of the stern wheeler fleet here and was noted as the speediest. Caincldentally, the Gatzert is going back to the scene of her birth, for It was In 18'JO that she was built at Ballard, Waa4c Ballard la now a part of Seat tle, which will be her hailing port. Tho vessel was launched November 22. of that year, for the Seattle Steam Naviga tion; St Transportation company, lier dimensions are 177.3 feet long, 32.3 feet beam and 8 feet depth of hold. After making a few trips for the orig inal ; owners she went to the Columbia River & Puget Sound Transportation company, for operation between Seat-! tie nd Olympia. It was in 1892 that she was brought to Portland for the ex cursion trade. From her decks thousands of tour ists from all parts of the world have viewed acenery along the Columbia riv er, and thousands of Oregonians have enjoyed a day's outing aboard her on excursions In honor of memorable occa sions. Ini 1895 the vessel was given an ex-1 tensive overhauling. She was originally equipped with poppet-valve engines. But in course of time she was equipped with new engines and boilers and a new hull.1 In fact almost the only original feature of the steamer left Is the cabin and : pilot house. After overhauling in 1895 she was placed on the Portland-Astoria run. wltft the old steamers Telephone and Ocean e. Later she went into the Port- and-The Dalles service, being under the ownership of The Dalles, Portland &. Astoria Navigation company. Later the Spokane, Portland & Seattle railroad purcnased the boat and continued the service. It was in April. 1915. that Mr. O'Reilly bought the vessel and continued the service with the steamer Dalles City on. the upper river houte. The Gatzert, however, was operated In the excursion trade during the summer. Last Novem ber Iboth vessels were taken off the run, the company announcing that continua tion oi me service was Impracticable ow ing to tne increased cost of operation. Since then the steamers have been tied up. Representing the Puget Sound com pany In the deal Tuesday was Captain Joshua Green, the well known steamboat owner. He arrived In the city Tuesday noon and returned that night with the bill of sale. thlnt atexm iiiiUxrv schooner sent ti.i- J .-- aeme; 1 SO. , . . KLl'M- DEATH ATI rrFBAt,W The f antral irmn of the lets Hiram . . . . m ,l . , j .-... , .. . iwn I'lMin, nwr wi -., - t.UDert A.JQDI. mte OI IQI uexwm e-s., mmm- down the ways at the plant or the ; , in and cleaning today Her k between let and Uth; bunder mm: j-- UUwt. -, c.d. and Amy Klum. brother Foundation company. The launching ; ,n P"un; ana cleaning loaay. ier . 8Uvo Wash. : H. U took place at noon Tuesday. Mr. Fatry tern oearings -were to do worsea over. . u. weaver, tweet b. .'"'i Klum of s villa, or.; Mrs. John muw, is -on a tour of inspection. Captain E. It Is exDected'she will be floated again TZT-. i efr" "' " C. Genereaux is Portland representative ' Thllrlu,, ; i ' L ' oi i- uuthiu. o , tTT i ' Robert Warrack, Inspector of the sev- launchlng, as also did Bayley Hlpklns. ntecnth u hthoulM itrict. is in ai secretary of the company, vlth head- quandary. Kmployes of the servlc are quarters at Seattle. quitting for higher wages In the ship-. A crew under Foreman McGregor who , yards and wlthout authorlxaUon to in-' supervises five of the ways, established ... fV,. . . . thv the record of laying another keel in six wou,d attract others, n. i8 up a 8tump Women, Prepare! ' Wmh.. will tw eonductod ImucrM (Tbamterl. , AprU It. at 2:S0 p. m. from th fonaiml Pr- iora or um llitmbm Kanworuiy J.. mi Korbr St. at Emmm, opimriU Jatttnom histt ehooL Mr. Klaa waa bora M bobmnon. Or., 7 yean acrv. HU father waa ooa oi tha flmt arttlara of Orrcnn. Thousands of women near the coast BATCH At TaneooTcr. Wah.. April t. Nannis K. Hatch. ir 64 nan. mothar of Un. VT. B. Barton of this city, lira. ). A. Moon. Vn- . H. A. Klnnan oi uarsaau Hateh of UtU Bock.- Iowa. Hatoh. V. S. A., aomawlwrw Tha rcmaina will ba forwaidwl that the service be maintained to a cer- temnerance medicine, thoueh started -TUX!' Q -"'J SL --l SLXi iMit miuimuni ui Kiiiticntj. , nelry hf a century ago, SeilS mOSl nl lntaramt mad in MrtnnAr flalrlovwl TnwrAVI rrnm ST I . . . and a half minutes. This is 10 minutes i . . ... hv nvrmi tholr sufferinrs. and ar. Wa.h: tin. H. A. Klnnan of Marshall- hottor than the lowest nrevious record ..... ..r . . j i . -j ,Am,t. in. k. ,.ow" . '. :: V ' t ., - i uui ox me ainicuuy must un luunu, divc .peen buicu ui j ana iTat v xor mat yaru. r.mu.aunr; " I however, for it is absolutely necessary Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This Franc the rim of the ways and were at work on the laying of the keel even before the vessel was afloat. MEN WANTED tt) SAWMILLS. DUX FACTUBIEA. IXXiUlU - UfKKA riu.o. KLAMATU VUCMI, OKEG05. HULK LA. HIUU8T- WAGES. CUOL, UHY C1JUATE. crrx Ok- eoou raurix Thara b a btc dianlts of labor, a thvr ara 4 aawBalUa. tin box fartonaa. IS loffUi oparatKina tuiae both ataam. duokaya and bona luctisc Thraa lath Bulla. Jiuya aad womaa can tutd wvtk te lha baz f actorlaa. i COMB NOW. UIIJ.8 AND WOOD PI . OPERATION. ON AKK1VAL. fcEK KLJaMATH LCMB1.HU EN'S A LAAHsKils AsaoClAI K, MAIN BtKtKT, aLAUAtu lUA un. 11M MEN i-ilLOlEU. , ARBITRATION OF WAGE DISPUTE It can now be had in hi-sski.l. in thu rfty Aprn . i.yw Muton oi ba tha I me Knuvner uuuuhi iobi uom ou 1 wjJ-jy today , eiens to Astoria xuesaay xo nm.n , - forrri a$ Well as Hauld. at any . fant aon loading a cargo of lumber for the Golden "Diet iorra wcu ... i Mr. and Mn Albert RaaacU. Funeral wUl Gate. She .Is at the municipal dock at drug store, and every woman wno sut- tomorrow, Aprii n. at 4 p. as. frm Astoria. Lneal Rnarrf of Arbitration to Con-I. sider Demands or Longshoremen. That the local longshoremen's wage dispute will be left up to a local arbi tration board Is the word received by the Chamber of Commerce from Wash ington this morning. The dispute will be given such consideration in the next few days, it is said. The longshoremen are asking an In crease for handling cargoes of deep water vessels to 85 cents an hour. They are being paid 65 cents. They further ask $1 to $1.25 for overtime. This Is greatly in excess of what is being paid on Puget Sound and other Pacific ports. The longshoremen here claim that they should be paid more than those at other ports, alleging that the work here is not sufficient to gain remunerative incomes. While no strike is on. many have left their jobs. Those remaining on the jobs have as sumed an independent attitude and cases have been reported where they have re fused to do odd bits of work when not engaged In the actual work of load ing a vessel, though drawing pay zor the full time. Another government steamer Is to be loaded here this week. The work Is scheduled to start Friday and must pro ceed without delay, it is declared, if Portland's record is to be maintained. ArransemanU la eara News of the Port Arrival, April 10 Oleum. American steamer, from Baa Francisco. touring' shipyards of country Dr. Charles A. Eaton and A. P. Parkhurst of New York city, in charge of the bureau of patriotic activities of the United States shipping board, are soon to start on a tour of all shipyards In the country. They will hold meetings to stimulate further patriotism and explain further the im portance of the shipbuilding program. The Chamber of Commerce was ad vised as to this in a letter from New York, . received today. The date of the tour was not announced. oiL Departures, April 10 E. H. Meyer, American steamer, for San Fran cbco, lumber. . MARINE ALMANAC Weather at Rlers Mouth North Head. AnrO-10. Condition at tha mouth of tha river at noon: Smooth ; wind east, 6 miles; weather cloudy. Sun Record for April 11 Sun rises 8:82 a. m. I Sun sets . . .7:02 p. m. Tide at Astoria Thursday High Water I Low Water 1:27 a. m 8.S ft8:lS a. m. . . 1.0 ft. 2:1S p.m 8.1 ft. I 8:18 p. m l.S ft. AT NEIGHBORING POUTS Astoria, April 10. Arrired down at 7 and sailed at 10:18 a. m.. steamer Rosa City, for Ran XVaniarn and Ran Pedro. Arrived down last nieht. schooner Oakland. Arrived and left up at 10 p. m. last nieht, steamer Daisy, from San Francisco.. Sailed at 10 a. m.. schooner 8a mar. for AntofacaaU. Sailed at 10:30 a. m., steamer W. F. Herrin, for Gariota. Astoria, AprU 9. Left up t 8:80 P. ra., left up at 7:80 p. m., steamer Oleum, from San Francisco. Cisco. Eureka. April 9. Sailed at 1 p. m. Tui Be lief, for Columbia river. Port Gamble. April 9. Arrived Steamer Point Arena, from Portland. San Francisco, April 1-0. Arrived Tat Sea Eaele, with barge Simla in tow. Port San 10 a. m tns Tree, with barae C A. Sm Kiamatn, im angeies. frs from backache, headache. DerT- residence. 88 Milwaukee era. Interment Vlult 'ousness, should take this "Prescrip- "f0uierrI .TrSy!' r Dtr-'c lr I nrnard ' wV " 'i k.Vk. .-H nN At tha residence of 637 Myers street, from nature S rOOtS ana nerDS ana Maurice Lenrad Finn, an S months 10 dare. does not Contain a particle Of alCOhOl beloved aw of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Finn, and iff- nt a rrt brother of Helen Finn. Funeral will be aekl at Or any narCOtlC. It S not a Secret ab0 residence tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 Prescription, for US ingreaientS are a. m. Interment at Mount Calvary cemetery. printed on wrapper. Send 10c for A'"Lmrnt m f 'r r.. - ri. tr A :.--- o..4 I HANSEN In this city. April 9. at his laU trial y.CM.C to Vl. v. ju wu- rwitience. 008 East Eighth street. E. Hanarn falO. N. Y. ! ssa 57 years, husband of Mrs. Mattbea Hansen, father of Mr. Cora Ellstrom and brother of . - a rianaen. an oi mat city. l na remains are Medford. Oregon. For three or four ! at the residence eatablfchment of i. P. Finfey dava at a time I would suffer untold A Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral agony: it waa tnls , ""r way for years. I , NIELSON The funeral services of tha late dnctored all theL.Ntota A- J'elon will be held Thursday. AprU . . . - 11. at 2 p. ra.. at tha Portland Crematorium time DUt never gOt Fourteenth and Rvbee atno. Frinul. Invttarf any help. A friend ; The rernaina art at the residence esUblwhment told me about Dr. of J. P Ftaley A Bon, Montgomery at Fifth. Pie tci'a Favorite ' u donell a Prescription. I took I three bottles and! New Tork city. ArrJ 3 Maior Charka E. McDoneU. aae 4 A years, late of this city. The funeral services will be held Thnnriif A nril 11 m 9 n m at th. V1W never naa any more I Temple, Broadway and Stark atreeta. Krienda Invited. Interment at Kivervlew cemetery. The remains are at the residence establishment of J, P. Fin ley Son. Montgomery at Fifth. trouble. At another time I had terrible (dizzy spells and a catarrhal condition also; had that 'all gone,' tired feeling; was nervous; and after each meal would bloat something terribly. Had indigestion so that I couia naraiy eat anytmng ana my : -,.. t Ktverview cemeterv. heart Was airecteo. I again tOOK the ; TO LM A N A t hia'lat.TeaidTnce No. 2 huchtei r avorite frescription- ana it cures avenue North, AprU 9. Thomaa E. Tolman, me. It Is a grand medicine and I am i "O years. Funeral semeea will be held uvs at Park 8PEDUT At Ham mo ml. Ind.. Ada Speddy. age St years, daughter of Mrs. D. Maciarland, sister of Mrs. James Gillespie and Albert Gatxka, all of thia city. Tha funeral services will be held Thursday. April II. at 2:S0 p. m. at the residence) establishment of J. P. Finley A Bon. I Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Inter- SawT Ud t0 te" 0the" h 11 helPd IVBJsBrlk- Bi-ont i Angeles, "The "Pleasant Pellets' cured me Of Thirty-fifth. Interment at Mount Scott I tow. Marahfield. Ban. 9 a.m.: M. 8. Sierra. Belungham. 10:30: arc- ! chronlo constlDatlon: reguiatea my ormeieir. tic. Fort Bragg, 11:30 a. m. : Admiral Dewey, ' na that I never had anv mora i JOHNSTON At the family residence. 513 Beattle. 11:80 a. m. trans-Pacific. 12 noon. barkentlne LaHaina. I trouble." Mrs. A. D. SaUed Danish M. S. Australien. trans-Pacifle, Klversme avenue. (Everyone Should Drink Hot Water I in the Morning Wash away all the stomach, liver, and bowel poisons i before breakfast. THIRD SCHOONER LAUNCHED Foundation Company Sends Capitalne Guynemer Down Ways. Edward Patry of Paris, chief engineer ping register, was a spectator of the IF BUCK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Eat less meat if Kidneys feel like lead or Bladder bothers you Meat forms uric acid. To feel your best day In and day out, to feel clean' Inside i no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your ! breath or dull your head; no constipa tion, bilious attacks, sick headache. colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom ach, you must bathe on the Inside like you bathe outside. This Is vastly more , Important, because the kin pores do not absorb Impurities into the blood. ' while the bowel pores do, says a well- known physician. To keep theso poisons and toxins well ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT Investigation of the fire that oo- curred two weeks ago on the towboat Hustler was under way today before the local steam vessel inspectors, with members of the crew being questioned. The steamer E. II. Meyer was to sail from St. Helens at noon today with a cargo of lumber for the south. With a goodpassenger and freight list the steamer Rose City got away early this morning and was reported as passing out the heads at 10:15 this forenoon. The government dredge Chinook, IF YOUR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES 10 a. m.; bark Emily F. Whitney. Bristol Bay. 10 a. "to. ; ship Tacoma, Bristol Bay, 11 a. m. ; J tug Standard No. 2. with barge 91 in tow, 1 Segundo, 11a. m. Cooe Bay, April 0. Arrived Bensto Juares. in tow Columbia Contract Co. barge 39, from Bay Point. 10 a. m. San Francisco, April 10. Arrived yesterday: Beaver, Los Angeles, 1:15 p. m. ; J. A. Chanslor, Astoria, 5:55 p. m. ; Whittier, Port San Luis, 8 p. m. : Sachem, trans-Pacific, 9:45 p. m. Sailed yesterday: City of Papeete, codfUhing cruise, 10:55 a. m.: Pasadena, Albion, 2:20 p. m. : Hoepat, Balboa, 3:20 p. m. ; Phoenix, West port. 4:55 I), ra.; Necanicum. Brookings, 0 p. m. ; George Washington, trans-Pacific, 6:15 p. m. It. U. Scofield. Seattle. 7 p. m.; Sacramento, Balboa, 10:45 p. in. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Sheriff to Clyde C. Uowanlock, lot 1. lota S to 12, block 1; lota 1 to 16, lots 20 to 25, block 2; lots '4 to 8. block 8: lots 1 to 12, block 4; lota 1 to 11. block 5; all of block 6; lots 1 and 2. block 7; lota 1 to 6, block 8; lots 1, 4. 5, 6, 7 and 8. block 0; lots 1 to 6, block 10; lots 1 to 8, block 11; lots 1 to 4, block 12; lot 17. block 2; block A; all in Armona; sheriff's deed $ 3,196 Portland Masonic Cemetery company to Mrs. Barbara fteiger, lot 24. section 3. Greenwood cemetery: cemetery deed. Sheriff to Charles Starker, lot 12, block 12, Ins Park addition; sheriffs cer tificate A. W. Cole to L W. Cole, lots 1 and 2, block 13, Tremont Place; .warranty A. H. Cole and wife to A. W. Cole, un divided halt interest in lota 1 and 2. I block. 13, Tremont Place; warranty , deed I Ahrin M. Hoskin and wife to Dora Little. Ss N rata street. AprU 10. Anna Johnston, aged "' - ia .... . IT1 ... I 1 ' ! nouncement of funeral later. Aa SEW TODAT SNAP! M8 Series Studebaker 6-cyl., 7-passenger touring car, same as new. Extra tire bumper, etc. Will sacrifice for 975. See OUie Hemphill at Covey Motor Car Co. 21st and Washington St. Main 6244 t HATCHEU In tbia city, April 9. James listener, age 04 years, beloved father of Frank K. Hatcher. Notice of funeral later. Re mains sre st the parlors of Miller A Traeey. UUNS David Westley Jones. 802 Colons! ave ! April 7, SO years, tuberculosis. ! NEKTON John Tillman Nerton. 1445 E. Gil , aan. AprU 0. 52 years, tuberculosis. I VAN GUOOS Christian Gerard Van Gi U9V Willamette Diva., Apru 7, 81 years, HRLf WAHTKP nAVWt HELP WAKTED rBXALK TOCSO LADirS. j FOB TELEFHOXI OPXRATTNfi- i . KO PBXVIOCS EZPEBlQiCa HECE8SABT. 19 PEB WEEK PAID WHILE LEARXINQ. RAPID ADVANCEMENT IN SALAKT. PERM A SENT POSITIONS. EXTRA PAYMENTS rX)R SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. . APPLY TO TELEPHONE CO PAX T. - i . OPERATING SCHOOL. StXTllLrLOOR. PAHS. AND OAK STaf BETWEEN 8 40 A. M. AND 5 10 P. U. VA.TED Agreeabie" and attraAiva intiBf lady between and 24 nan' of . fn. dental of I ire work. Experienced preferred. Give compete details and phone number. P-flla. FARM LABOR FOB WEBTSB. J AHA OA- Canada a taraa Deeds aaaae Biriary aa ap peal to the Vaited B la tea ail are toe aaaa. Tue govarnmaut ot Use Caited ataiaa waaia ecj aaaa auo caa allecuveiy Kalp la oo term wors tola year. It' cuts the ad ia the Catted develovea tint tl ebatae, DOS k aiaa ta halt) Canada. Wneaever we toad a a can scare to Canada a Ileal aftat ears axe supplied we want ta amd hua there. will tall you where you can beat serve the com bined lii tare ta. Kate oi 1 cent per mite trass a boundary points te desUnauoa and raffun Inr iMmralan anuM la U. S a.a&. ployment aertice. Dept. ef Labor. 247 Devta LAl.lKa and children who are airs, see street, roruana, or vo 4. a. tsneve. svl rirt tlvs burenMn. drugkxw heeler She --" ' "" . run jaa ovb 1 ana ma nfclg. Journal. WOMEN wanted to circulate petition. - 1 o clock Thursday, 222 Stark sLj Apple 6 Dr. i BOYS WANTED Over 16. With Wheels ' Cleaa Work and Steady Good Advancement MAKE (60 TO 8160 PEB MO. Elmer L. Bailey 253 Oak Street. MAhKERS and sonars. National Laundry Cell E. otb and Clay. j HELP WAITED MALB ASD FEMALE J 100 MEN and women to learn: the barber ' trade, shortage all over the country; big 1 wages. You can eara your way ithrougb the school. Phone Broadway 1781. Molar Barber Conner . 234 Mnrnaide at. ! Olio.N llarter College will teach 'you the bar i ber trade la 8 wecaa; tools tram; KSuUnhiy . dtp:maa given; paid while teaming; puetUoaa guaraoleed. tuition reduced. 238 Madaaou. WANTED A booker lot a big attraction ia Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Phone I Tr - ORI'i.NAI. Mobler Barber school trachea ssea and wimea thi barber trade irse. pay euUa . learning 234 Couch st- SITUATION MALT: a I . J. A. It i bodied. Lowest wagea 13.86. Crood chance Of IHLlh DRIVER with family wants position ia advancement. Actum river irom Oregon City. , emeu town or country, near school; mast be Free employment office on mill walk, (.ome and etaady. air. BurUngame, 468 stodney avenue, present thia advertisement. It will Insure work Portland. even If all Joba are tilled and stria e ts not IK gj HARRIED MAN. caueu oil. . iltmn: Hili MEN UN LY WANTED West Linn paper nulla, 8 hours all depart ments. April 15. Over 18 yean O. K. it able LIPMAN. WOLFE CO. of four experienced delivery men. Must un 84, 4 yean aa present ito- I anion; delivery work; caa run Ford; well j acquainted wun city r-6 1 7. JouraaL i BAkEU a beltiTin maUahuy! i5. Jour requlra the aervtcea ; paL ; fork drt J5L'TZ 2T. "-IrTga tv.;."joe?n-t" "1 superintendent a ottice, xnurs- i nuta umn waoia mo. sauat oe guoa i. Apply day morning, between 8 and 10, 7 th floor. 1 machine. C-U4, Journa 1 I SITCATIO.XJ FEMALE 8175 PER. MONTH tna year around, the aver- I WANTED A puriUon as comptometer opentor. aga earning laat year ol a number of our , salary uo object. e4neiice doaircd. fc -661, salesmen over 4 5 years. This year will be Jonmal j the biggest yet. No experience necessary; weak- EXPERIENCED snauK-uriat wuhes work. Main ly eaati advance; outfit iurunthed. Big assort- Quit. Mia Preuairr. . meiit guannteed trcea, "abrubbery aad vinaa. . . i lou can do what otner mexpenenoea men nave done. Wash. Washington Muraery Co.. liHimiab. FLBMSHKU KOOMS uremic coma. TORGLER Frederick Torgler. 41 9 Braxee, April 6. 86 years, valvular heart diara LOCHNER Caroline M. Lochner. 97 E. 08th, 1 April 5, 40 yean, carcinoma. PRICE vMinerva Price, 62U E. Ash, Aprtt 6. i 84 yean, senile debility. I WALLING MJharlea P rials Walling, 827 E. i Hoyt, April 6, 86 yean, chronic nephritis. ' FOWLER H. B. Fowler. St. Vincents hospital, ! April 6. 70 years, removal of prostata. OTTEN Augusta Otten. 285 E. 16th N.. ' April 6. 66 yean; cerebral hemorrhage. K1EHLE David LUchard Eiehle. 226 K 68th. ! April 6, 81 yean, cardiac disease. todd r rank Arthur Todd, Northwest Steel Co.. 48 Tan; acuta dictation of heart. ELECTRICIAN and linrmaa wanted at once. mtddleaged or married man preferred; per mansnt position te right party; wages, onion seals. Blete prrrioua employment and give phone number. Address U-617. JonmaL WANTED Man to drive team to haul cord wood, $2 60 a day. room and board or will give a married man free wood and house to uve in and S3.6u a day. Kirk Hoover, Sher wood, Or. ' L'NDEK NEW MANAGEMENT Prlnceaa bo tat. E. 8d aud Buroda. fOa day J. i week ui. Eaat 171. 1 FL'BMhHED UOOMS tt r-K.1V ATE FAMILY , LE6IRABLE rooaw. running eiur, gentleman. employed; -rln t mHlrnve. estluslie; retcr-ence-, walking i stance, lot N 2t RooM and uaa ul piano In private home fur care of 2 children '1 or 8 nights a week. WANTED Man who understands ateeaa carpet . cleaning; can make up to Iflu per week; also one fluff rug weaver wanted. 80a per so, yd, j Tsbor 2082. tVO furnished 11. E. rooma in cettaaa: electrte llehta. eaa and wood atova. tfioae to Corn- Apply Western Fluff Hug Co., cor. L'aioa and 1 foot ehiprard 407 Muaiaaipfi1 ase E. Davis. 60 700 10 10 If j-ou have Catarrhal Deafneaa or head! gel Park; warranty deed '. noises go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Dor, gtrang and husband to M. O. rrrmini taouoie strengin). ana saa to it i 1 ott. lots 4 and 5. block 17. Kinzel AUCTIOIT SALES lOMOHHOW THE BAKER AUCTION UOUSJa. Maaonio Te FLORISTS WANTED Men to quality faa trainmen. Ely room 810 Eitne building; day and all night. Including Sundays. P. ta.. L at P. eompany. pie bldg., t lO a m Yamhill and W. Park ata. hales MEETING NOTICES 41 MARTEN tt FORBES CO.. enoriata USA seam ioe. jl-iow. iiotm (or aa Ions artistically arranged. CLARK BROS., Florists, 287 Morrteon at. Mala or A-1805. Fine flowen aad floral deals na. No branch atoras. . ,pr.T,y l -ti r rn .mi ...... . . - ... nnFfinv COMMANDERT NO aiwajL, oaur, fs Aider, aesigna if Krdghti TnVtur; wu " I . coration. Phone M.nhall 5822. a complimentary entertainment LUB LINER, Portland Hotel. 628 Morrison. Thursday evening in MAX M. SMITH. FloriatT 141 6th st. ' aavmm at o u. u. w vw with family preferred. Write or phone Pendle ton Iron works. rendleton, or. Most folks forget that the kidneys. like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheu matlo twinges, torpid liver, ' acid stom ach., sleeplessness and all aorta of blad der disorders. You simply must keep -your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain 'In the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts frm any good drug store here, pint of hot water and 4 ounrea of granula sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four times day. This will often bring quick relief from th distressing bead noises. Clogged nostrils atould open, breathing become easy aud the mucus atop dropping into the throat. It la easy to prepare, costs little and la pleasant to take. Any one who baa Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should give this prescription a trial. (AdT.) CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF 1 flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys tike a tablespooniul in a Riass of water and bowels, drink before breakfast each day, a glass of hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate in It. This will; cleanse, purify and freshen the entire alimentary tract, before put ting more food Into the stomach. Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate ; from your pharmacist. It is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, except a sourisn twinge wnicn ts not unpleas ant. Drink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your system of these before breakfast for a . Jew days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with Hthia, atvt is harmless to flush clogged klndneys a.id stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralises the acids In the urine so it no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. 1 Jad Salts Is harmless ; inexpensive : makes a delightful effervescent llthla- vlle poisons and toxins : also to Drevent water drink which everybody should their formation. I take now and then to keep their kidneys To feel like young folks feel ; like you I clean, thus avoiding serious complica- zelt before your blood, nerves and I turns. muscles became saturated with an ac- A well-known local druggist says he cumulation of body poisons, begin this sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be treatment ; and above all, keep it up 1 lieve In overcoming kidney trouble while As soap ana not water act on the skin. 1 It Is only trouble. (Ad,.) Cleansing, sweetening ana puruying, so limestone phosphate and hot water be fore breakfast, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. (Adv.) Every bit of dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Dan derine rubbed well into the scalp with the finger tips. Get a small bottle of Danderine at any drug store for a tew cents and save your hair. After several applications you can't find a particle of dandruff or any falling hair and the scalp will never itch. Adv. Look at Child's Tongue, If Sick, Cross, Feverish Park: warranty deed F. H. Deshon et sL to Albert Townsend et sL, lot 7. block 2. Fir Grove; war ranty deed Aaron Sundstrom to -Carlo ferret to et aL. lots 85 and 86, block 28, Penin sular addition No. 2; warranty deed, Anna Filtser et at to George W. Betts. lota 4 and 5, block 28, Tremont Place; quitclaim deed George W. Betts and wife to George C. Henderson, -lota 4 and 5, block 28, Tremont Place; quitclaim deed George W. Betts to George C. Hender son, lots 4 and 5, block 28. Tremont Place; deed Alice E. Chase to Edward S. Chase, lots j 4 and 5, Beach addition; deed..... xne aieiropouun investment or improve ment company to Llewellyn Broadbent et aL, lot 5, block 4, Ridgemont; contract Amelia Higgina and husbsnd to John P. Jones, southeast quarter of northwest quarter of northwest quarter of sec tion 22, township 1 south, range 4 east, containing 10 acres; warranty deed W. E. Gaines and wife to 8. U Parker, lots 1 and 2, block 14, Portsmouth; quitclaim deed William W. Finley et aL to Ethel Meade, lot 17. block 8. Riverside addition; warranty deed Title & Trust company to Welles ley Land eompany, lots 21 and 22, block 8, Wellesley; deed Title. A Trust company to Wellesley Land eompany, lots 21 and 22, block 20. Wellesley; deed . Charles M. Steadman to Kate M. Stead ! man, north half of lot 12, block IS. Hawthorne First addition; .warranty deed v. . r.frhments- All Sissona ana th.lr ladies invited: all 8ir Knlghta requested 10 to wear uniform and bring a Maaonio Irtend. 1 By order of the Eminent Commander. t ' .wr .wd . mnnv Kn 114. A -Ai vol,cjioia mv-w . - 0 1 11 v a. a M SDecial communi cation tomorrow (Thursday) eve ning. 7:80 o elock. Masonic Tem ple; labor in the F. C degree. Visiting brethren alwayi welcome. FTJEBAL DIRECTORS 10 10 By order of W. M- OLSON, Secretary. 100 700 8.000 tut- MACCABEES, Portland tent No. 1. will THgiv.U(h.fr VetuuV monthly carJ Party jjad Vt5JSZX laTnVJc a good time tor m Committee. i 10 10 10 10 jtf2a29$r "REGULAR MEETING thM Wednesday) evening E. 6th and Alder sts. Visiton cordial ly invited. Initiatory degree. C C. STARR. N. O. W. W. TERRT. Secretary. EMBLEM Jewelry a P?altT; '""""v charms. Jseger Bros.. 161-186 6th St. yitol Statistics mlrri9CS.Bfrtbs.Dza1bs. MARRIAGE LICENSES Holman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors Batabnahed 187T. Third aad Salmon Streets. Mala 807. A-181L Lady assistant. J. P. FINLEY & SON FTogTeadva Funeral-' Dirertera. ruisia unira Woaaei Ataatgoaaerr as Fifth. 6. A-1166. WILSON & ROSS Cast 64. Lady Aaslstaat. OS16A Mnltnoasah at Seventh et. uunnine tv met- ntee ci-urn... Modern to every owtau. jsroeaway and rtaa eta. PI awooqway ago. A-4668. Lady 414 F. S. Dunning, Inc. Tha Ooldea Bale Codertakers. Ahter at. Phone East 6a. H-61S8 .r viik-w 90 Portland. Route No. 2. and Amanda: L Zervas. 25, 4907 60th st. 8. E-. A. D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor 8267. 6802 82d st, Lenta. Tsbee 68M6. 66th at. and Foater roadr Art.. Aaat st B-1886. city. LERCH Mia Lmnm . - n . 1 1 mn V Ttmaitwav at. ! Tti 10 i V-"nSSt JTvAY. m? loth .t.:'cit, i vr . CUT. inu aam - - - . : - - , t - . - . mt Emu norn, Undertaker. B. 11th avxl nawfhnvwe Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff The only aure way to get rid of dan- -1 druff la to dissolve It. then you destroy " it entirely. To do this, get about four . ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply It at night when retiring;; use enough to moisten tho scalp and rub It In gently wun tna linger tips. Do this1 tonight, and by morning, most If not all, of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy -every single sign ana trace oi It, no ; . matter how much dandruff you may nave. - Tou w)ll find, too, that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and youir hair will bo fluffy, lustrous. glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel . . i . . . nunaiw umss owner. i Toil can get liquid arvon at any droa tor. It la inexpensive and never fails to do tha work. (Adv.) DOH'T NEGLECT STOMACH UPSET? Get at, the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Thaf 9 what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor tugesuon, iney are attacKing tne real cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. I ! Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes inaigesaon and stomacn troubles, t If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the suDsntute xor calomel. : Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oiL You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. : Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like. At 10c and 25c per box All druggists. CAflv-J Hurry, Mother ! - Remove a I . - poisons rrom little stom ach, liver, bowels. Give "California Syrup of Figs" at once if bilious or constipated. 11.1 tH A fb..'k.-. l .... . . . , and Mrrtla L. Barri. lefal. 609 Uiasiasipid sts., , Wahlnon at Ella, slate SSB1. A-7SSS CUArthnr H Priddy. 8S. Fert Stevens. Or.. ! HAM 1 1 TON "7f Art.nr. H.5 -v.K 11 70S Overton at. II Ml VI 1 1 I Ul aeral servteea. labor Ola ana snnw j w-, i Le addition ; deed L. J. McDsniel to Willamette university, lots 7 and 8, block 18. Jonesmore; 8. W. deed ; IL C. Stewart and wife to W. L Stew art, westerly three-quarters of lota 1 and 2, block ft. Adama' addition to St. Johna; warranty deed Frances I Hosford and bus band to t'sroline G. Bucklnsham, lot 8. block 19, Elmhurst: watranty deed ...... Caroline U. Buckingham to O. J. Hos ford et ai, lot 3, block 19, Elmburst; warranty deed . . . Martha J. Weiss and husband to Bernard O. Void, north half of lot 2. block 4. Cadwell's addition; warranty deed . . . 5 ' city. 10 1.825 b"ery J. W. Edwards. Blmont St.. city. RreeZft &. SnOOk Ts'or iVil anri r Elise Davis, legal, lion neunoui sw, ciu. , Robert Erwin Tolles. 21. 868 N. 24th St., city, ClUllBatts-ak.NWUKTIlY UU and Gertrude Catharine Maioney. io sioou )n Rerb, ,t. Woodlawn 180(4. O-IISS vu-tnr Bennett. 21. American Lake . it n . ,a a. van. ana uoucuo omiww. av, . 1 sVU.Nitt, Wllliawta a eats bltoaiasaaL. WoodUwa 22U. 1I4S Johns. Or. , ,j SiaTPWP i Michael Momae. -r. . , , ww Annie iieanv. "'"-" - u . Cnoariaaiaa Oo. A-2S21. Corner 4 lax. 10 ttooik at tha tonrue motber! If coj. 4 It ta a sure aiani that vonr littl s sivinacn, liver ana Dowels need ai BniiBiiro PERMITS L. C Hudlebeck, repair 1 H story residence. 682 E. 14) th St. between Frederick and Beacon; builder same: 17 5. George W. Bates, repair 8 story store and bnilding, 104 4th st- between Washington and Stark, Unique Tailoring Co. builder; $100. A. Shand. repair 2 story residence. 1088 Schiller St.. corner Schiller and Marguerite; builder same; 800. Frederick Bneermann, repair 2 story residence. 718 N. Edison between Trumbull and Catlin; builder asms; (360. Otto Grinds, erect garage, 1024 Pacific st. between 30th and 31st; J. A. Zeller builder; 81 IS. I.loyd Brooke estate, repair 2 .story restaurant. ! 345 .Washington st. between Broadway and. Park; Portland Elevator Co. builder; 3360. j Northwest Steel Co.. erect transformer house. ! foot of Sheridan st ; Portland Bridge Bnilding , Co. builder; 82000. Mary Thorn, repair 1 story resiaence o4B 84th st. S. E between 66th ave. and 67th ave.. builder rame; 893. Mr. Kose. repair l story earn, 7 Texas Muffle Bolchuk, 20. Conradine hotel, city, and A U 7ollor ( !n Vt t! . SJT Dorothy Curtis. 20. Hameraiey tonrt, aij. in in i-vmi w --. John Johnson, legal, alarsniana. wr., ana jwe A?. V..1 i 'l V.ont St.. city. I tA'itovr. . Mllfnn '' . "D:'C"' lee.L 1616 E. Jefferson IIJXJII Vit IIJUil dl St.. Seattle, Wash., and lne Cohen, legal. Mult nomah hotel, city. 1 L Ingram, legsi, oi". . Jn. 4nau; C 113 MOXTJMEJfTS o . w.i 47 R. lit St. N.. city. Charles O. Hudson. 43. 126 N. 6th st. city, and Goldie Kenworthy. 32. Wiilard hotel, city. Wedding Announcements W. Q. Smith A Co.. 31 i Morawn wna 3E BLAE5ING GRANITE OI 267- 3RD 31. fKl nAUISUN sC. opposite ellr naU. aaata . rUis V . u now. tor memorials. tKK8S St 1TB lor rent, all lonng Co.. 808 Stark at. CaltiUe 'laa- 'KKONT ruom ana onard In private tainuy lur Ap- 2 gentlemen, walking distance, reasouable. all B2M Bin st. Mir. SNn, I NICELY furuialied front nna for one or two gentlemen, rent rraaouaiie. :33a Halwr. V ANTED- Expenenoed oxycetylene welder and Cor. 2d. I'bnne K. Kiel. .Near', rarlinea. DiacaamiLU . iicwi nun, iuuu waaea. aiaa a a -iAil fnut rwuia lur una tor leu yuung 1 men; also niuUern aieepiiig vurch. 361 V. Iark. UanhaU 4 I'll. ! WANTED Boy U deliver pacxaaes aud make iiNin, k.u" ,.lT, n.,. hLJj hu. hlmaell useful In store. Good opportunity for . . . . , ... . right boy. Apply Detmer Woolen Co.. 14 S 6th I , , .ii, u.r' Louu '' SI. om lioor. - MEN wanted to circulate a petition. Apply 1 o'clock Thursday. 222 Stark st. iNK'E roots, fins Marshall 61e(t. lurauun. 4 70 Mrs. Baana. Columbia sC CARPENTERS wsnud Sot wooden shipyard. Good pay. steady work. first elaas men Quickly advanced in the ship carpenter cralt. Geo. K. Kodgers 4b Co.. Astoria, Or. HLEKi'l-Mi ruuma lur men. 71 &. cur. Stark L Phone Eet 61 NX UNE large trout, suitable lor 2 Williama ave. perswne. 11 IU sc. TVS WANTED Delivery boys. 16 years aad over. Apply superintendent's office. Vkos. Wortmaa a.ing BOOMS AM) UOAfcD I kUQM and uuara lul Dm nai sua, asuoata w I Tauenoes. waiaing distance. as.4u wesa. IJ IE. iUM. Ea.1 41 82. FIRST CLASS automobile painter; also young '1 WANT 6 boarder, at 0J iioud sc. H block man to clean cars and learn painting ply 21st and Washington. 4 th floor. Ap- 8TOCK BUYS. 16 years and over; good wages. Apply superintendent a el rice, a to 10 a. nu. Okls. Wort man at King. WANTED Men tor day and night abifta. Apply times ee par. American an ui, lim ana Front sts. TEAMSTER. 84 per aaj. Must understand hauling wood, at K. 80th and Bnrnakda ata. Phone Tabor 628 WANTED Teamsur. experieneed. with wnole- sala meat estabuahmest ; steady position. Phone Bdwy. 814. BOTS wanted. 16 to 20; bag factory. Harris Seville Co., 1 Otb and Hoyt eta. GOOD EveretC 31 . TAILORS, pressor. Moor Hoyal bug. for Molina tractors. Pnoae East 6708. Chas. Coopey a Son. AtE IN wanted and boys to wrap soap. Kmg Cake Soap to. Oregon DlatrlbiU- MEN to distribota circulars. ing Co.. 85 E. 7th SC N MEN wsnted to work in rock quarry. l ,v Worcester Dtog. SvANTED 2 garage flour men to work aigntsT tvey Motor t ar Vo. RELIABLE man on chicken ranch; experience not necessary. R-679, Journal. COATMAKERS wanted. Apply 289 Washina ton. Maxwell tbe Tailor. wuoleaalo grocery warshousaT MAN to work In Broadway 4 63. WANTED UveFord mechanic"! 1236 RaWy! HELP WA5TED MISC. WANTED MEN AND WOMEJI TO WOM IN LEIUHTON'S DAIRT LUNCH. BROAD. WAX AND WAalUNUTON HAWTHORNE ALTO SCHOOL. 4 62 HAWTHORNS AVE. EVERTTHLNO MECHANICAL AND ELEO- TK1CAL: LN LIMITED; PRACTICAL REPAIR EXPERIENCE. LOST AU FOD7IP TUK following articles have been found on ears ! of the Portland Railway. Light A Power Co.: I April 9. 1910 -1 pocket account book, 1 K. , IC ticket. 1 purse. 1 badge, l giaaa case, i BIRTHS :vriI.LA To Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Cancilla, 406 K. Bin. oa. " , . , , bracelet. 20 nmoreiiaa. i pr. ruooeni, a pas. SHIRLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Msrshall C Shirley. piantf, 3 pk. 1 book. I handbag, 1 grove, 1 602 Beacon, April 3. a son. electric iron. 10 lunch boxes. 2 hand grips, 1 BON ELBA EE To Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Bonel- ,llcBer, j suitcase. 1 6-fC rule. rake, 129 E. 16th, April 5, a daughter. , ownere may obtain properly at 1st and Alder 8PROULE- to Jar. ana ir. J"a d. uinran, rt ststion. IAS Stout. April z. a son. LAI IT mil iw 0 ESIA If you ara not able to digest yourl I Ta w a.' food. If you lack an. appetite. If your r or vyspepSUt, indlffeStlOIl stomacn la sour, gassy, upset, your tongue coated, your head aches and you are dlsty And have heartburn, . use gentle, thorough rleanslnar at nn., street between Mscadam road and Virginia St. Whan nrsvlch ma ni Henry Butxer builder ;- 3 doesn't sleep doesn't eat or act nan-l .,h a. li rally, or is' feverish, stomach sou- ,vh Patch builder. 8750. breath bad: has Stomach ache .. Ballou A Wright, repair 4 story building. 80 throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a fBidway between Stark and Oak; Camp teaspoonful of "California Syrup c f , "Mckdden. erect 1H story residence. Figs" and in a few hours all the fo'l", I 444 K. 44th sC N. between Sandy bird, aad constipated waste, undigested food and ' Tillamook sC; builder same; 83300. mi. .antlv vnnvM A.,e .1 ii... Mrs. C. F. Bunker, repair 1 story residence. rowel. Without grinlng: d vou h.v! UJLFaJl . a well, playful chtld again. You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless "fruit laxative: red fox fur. in vt- nnttv of 46th sC or batween 3d. 16th and Hall sts. Anyone finding same please return to Millinery anop. 199 inei sr., siar. BOLING To Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Boling. 293 -" " - " " 10th April 6. a daughter. LOST A little abort-haired yellow bound, with VAN BRAKEL To Mr. and Mrs. John A. Van collar and license tag. near 12th and Haw- ur.il. ma e. antn. snm a. a aon. tnorne. trtxm vj name a. .w.. Ili7 Ur. rnarlea W Roltrm. LOST Ut worming gin. " 6415 900,: Tpril 27 .-ughter. ! HL;HES To Mr, and Mre. Arthur J. Hughes. : L" 5927 97th. AprU 1. a daughter. I BOLING To Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Boling. 295 5. . erect 1 stnrv residence. between 68d anl 65th aves.; i WHITCOMB To Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Whit- Tsbor 272 B I tl- IB auM Kii. imn orou, aunir LOST, St Auditorium comb, Mitchell. Or., March 22. a daughter. PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs. France J. Pe terson, 1602 Gloucester. April 3. a daughter. LARSEN To Mr. and Mm. Henry WUliam Lafaen. CherTyville. Or.. April 2. a son. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mm. F. C Anderson, u v. nth Aoril 3. a danchter. Albert A. Huebner, repair 1 Story residence, i KEE8EE To Mr. and Mrs. A. SL Keesee, 4019 387 Rodney ave. between xtuseeu and Knott; ' 44th, Aptil 2. a daughter. BAKBEK To air. ana atrs. jonn oaymona nar- Monday eve., a Chatlin nin form of lion a bead, set whh ruby eyes. month holding diamond. Call E. 6717. Ho ward. ' FOUND On April 4, soma money u a on Morrison sC: owner ran have aan narina for adv. J-65S. Journal. by 1 LOST April 7. 214x8 Aneco camera, at Hippodrome or Pantagws theatre; liberal re- ward. Wm. Beck. Kebo. Wash. keepaak Heartburn. Belching, gour Add Stomach, Gas la Stomach, etc, take a teaspoonful of Bisur sad Magnesia in a half glass of hot water after Ml-O-Ba j at once, the first dose brings I tiD. Is safs, pleasant and harmless to use aad aura, aaf a and af f active. rttll. . I ttrsa almost instant relist - It aeutrallsaa mtm. Buy now-today-e, box. For sale by "dlg,1!. ' sUntmv"0 T --T .:. .v . . - wvsaaw eveajwuesw. ways makes them feel splendid. Ask your druggist for a bottle of California Syrup of Figs," which hu directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on Ue bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it is ' made by "Cali fornia Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt. (Adv.; builder same; ezvv. BAKHtH to hi. ana airs, aoun naymona oar. , ut Sunday, a garnet broocB; keepsake . K. Andrews, erect garage, ooi y. js. xtorrtson ' ber. 331 21 it. April t. a soeu . mother 4 97 ntoweu ave., apru 2, m son. a carnet brooch : finder please call Mala 1233 moraines. ,kv Uv. Um Alfrim .ta anrf 1. .. I ' SC Between 1 . Z--i.- , " .ouiiaerj . T.. .. i I tmuf Bonk. Between luth and B. n. rumweii. repair a. story iwsiaenco. IU I ! FAWCKTT 10 aar. am airm. Clarence rawceti. " ' ' - " " " . T 1, J 1 nf f i fl... t hetween 8th and 9th sts.; builder same: 323. E. 2th. March 28. twin T. F. Mall oner, repair garage, 461 Schuyler I EH RLINU To Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ehr- Spokan ave. between 17th and 19tb ata.; i ling, Cochran station, March 31. a daughter, builder same; 3300. ; . . ... - . O. Em Piloa, erect a y story resiaenee, 1057 1 Boston sea. between cemDara and Bnffalo; builder same; 31500. . Liberty Fowadry. erect foundry, 66 Clark aC between Railroad and Goldsmith; V. J. Carlson builder; 33000. . 6001x0 W. Doddi. erect garage, 494 XL 41st return to Journal uffice. LOST Red fox fur tail, office. Reward. I.-734, Return to Journal Jowrnal. KLMBER YOUNG WOMEN AND MEM wasted to prepare lor telegraph service to help fill vacancies caused by tha drafting of men for wax. For pertiealara call or write Telegraph Dope. Boom 213. Hallway nxcnanse bUlg. , THE ADCOX ALTO SCHOOL SHU Waaco ac. corner In low av. Call, writs or phone Eaat 7445 aboat fi trial offer. Day and ntgnt els as from Columbia shipyard., buuth l'urtlanL kLkm Martha Uaaiutius. tsu Itfui. lur - girla and at-Urnta. Marsbau 1 - s 1 BOOMS ASD BOAl PRIVATE FAMILk ft FLIiNISUED rooms and board for 1 or 2; good nomo ouosina; uu. 1 , ; w . . v.. land ave. Call Woodlawn 2673. 1 Yll .Mi man wanu naat young aan a mala In private famuy; lireaklasi u oeairsa. sin 94 S. 1 A MODERN home for men. good; labia puera. e. pleasant aurruundingh 1 use iar- fleld. near Union and Alberta. WBln. 20 J. ROOM with or wubout board log one gentlo- man. 657 rTandera st. : FOR RENT 1 largs I run I rofm in pnvata family lor two gentlemen, any r iitn ev m HOC8EKEEri.NO BOOMS rUBMSMED AND V 5lr V B. IsHED il&a ner week, completely furnished . anliis room for oae or two aduiu; electns Ught, nee of 4hone aad bath. 461 E Murre FOUR h. k. ruuma. water, beat, lis-t. and exS lng gas. ail lur 520 par saoaih. HIT Market - - 84.60 AND 36.60 fur sulU uf 2 i or 8 Bnfur niahed. 430 Stephen at. Call at 306 E. loth. MODERN, nieely furnla had 1 reuu ape with kitchenette; walkteig distance, j Eart 2079. FURNISHED H. E. and sleeping ruom- 202 Jefferson and Front sC ' BEAL'TIFI LLY lam-bad U. K. , na. 54 peg week. 194 Lewnsdeia sC J NTijELY furnished h. k. and sleeping .91 H K. Morrison sc ' HOCME-.EKPl.0 BOOMS TS rCBMSHED A.HI) U WFLMJilSHED THREE larje rooms, kitchenette! aad hat, lower floor, facing park and hills. ' Adolta only. Befereneea required. Mar. 4336. It. -: first 488 MsrkeC STEAM, heated. floor, fireplace, reaaoeiabla. FOB BEXT UOl' L'NrCB.MMiED j IS MISS DECKERS BUSLNESS COLLEGE Civil aervice, dietaphono operating, ahorthead. typewriting, bookkeeping, mimeographing. Kng- nati spelling. Alls ay Ptoa.. aa ana ssomsow. EXPERIENCED preaafeeder wswted. 107 id. Pacific Stationery printing Co. HELP W ATTTEls M ALE I WANTED Manicnrfct and halrdrmir; muss "be experienced. Apply hairdrsaiing parlor. Port Mnd hoUL , GIRLS far flat work department. 1 ironers; steady work, goon wagea. can Lawndry Co.. 140 E. 3d st. N. Powers Rental Bureau A a-parunent averating for tho ieoavonteaee a ear patrowa aad fneada. A servVw ahaolwu sly withuwt ebarge 10 row. Owe MsUasa of howaea ha galea and apartments Is Metaaaest IOC tut FUM 8KRV1C-I Powers Furniture 1C0. T ira ad FOR SALE or reC 8-ruom plaatered bouae. Caa. Bull Run water, barn, garage. 1 aero of aroand under cultivation, bearuag frdit treea. S Sflocka from school. 6-cent carters, suitable for small deary or cuvatry home. Fbeao Tabor 8719. 1 FOR RENT 4 -room boose, hath. g-s. elect rvs ligbU. 2 blocka from Richmond car line. 66T Woodward ave. and 19tb SC Phono Mala 6827. a-R'XlM cottags. H34 CUntoa st furniture, MsrshaU Amert. WANTED A neat woman for general booae work; good home for right peraos; wages 523. MsrshaU 2869. TtO ladles to help during meal hours In ex change for husband's aad owa hoard. Phoenix Hotel. 15 th and haviet. EXPERIENCED lady . preaaers on fsnry work" aho girl to learn preasing. Apply dry clean ing deyt V. a. Laundry Co.. ISO t.rand ave WANTED Waltreeaea lor kiorh. Tbarxiav. Tel ephone or call Ash sC entrance Malta amah Hotel. Wednesday. Phone Eaat 7 "90. Portia d paper I KJS for factory work. E. 25th and HoBaday ave. Package Co. WANTED A cook, dishwasher, waitress or chambermaid. Cbestertrary lioteL Bdwy. 3433- ' DEATH1 ATS1 FCXKRAL" MERTEN In this city.- April 9, Methiaa Mer ten. agar 60 years., lata of 624 East Thir teenth street north. The sevaaina are at the residence establishment of J. P. Fmssy Son. Montgomery at Fifth, - Notiae of funeral Jhtag. AIREDALE dog in Alberta 6138. 9H3 E. 24th S, Lost districc Wdla 12th and liawtnorne. taa a-d. mwdiiua Hi. Hi inn 1882. 83 reward. Tsbor 2782 LOST Sundsy, 840 currency, karchlsf. vveooiawn ava tied la bantt- FIRST CLASS flnieher on gowi need apply. 43 Flcldnc- bldg. WANTED Errand girl. Hank bldg. bo others 80S North western FOR RENT 8 room house, eC near frortnrwp. 1'pooe ure, guoa lac 473T. , 233 North Main 1331. sacattoa. 315 HOl'flEB FOB BE!T Fl'K.MTl'KK FOB HA LI tt GOOD iocaUoa lor ' roomers, aear LsUpyards; furniture for sale. Call Main 8741. FPBJI1HHKU HOIfEg ' 36 Vl'RNISHED bouao of 5 avrae rvos-i, with all coavenieocaa. for 319 per montta Only 1 b ca from carttae and only a low blocka from Albsna ahtpyards. 693 Kerbs- SC. eor. of ave, t'eJI tnday. t FOR RENT Modern 8 room furn-ned water, light and saa; fall sued haeemeat; large rhtraew eonp aud iwt for gardem. 816 per mo. Tab.- 6230. I ' .-,- r blRLS wanted; 16 to 20; bag factory. Aasaw Harria Neville Ce. 13th and Hoyt era, WANTED Woeaea for factory work. Apply Americaa Caa Co., 14th aad Frost ata. WANTED At 1878. woaasi 6403 2d tt. 8. 1 to aan half c y. E.. Tahr 1UK MEN'l tVMapletely bancaluw. 432A 70th I Partie tare Main 4495, Tabor 6796.1 MoDEWN (nrnkL-d oottaae; water, light far- stbed. No cliildrew. Eaat 1393. i 6"BOOM farnUhad howae for renT ids U-U sc AfABTKEBTS it FVBMHHEl A 1 Uy UBVUHII) PEN158C17APT8, Woodlawn 1152. SC Johaa or M. A eat. 2. 3, 4 rooasa. 618 sm. . NEW YORK apta Balaaowtand f5C (CestU-ed en FeUewlag Vage) ..." - '. 1