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THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL; PORTLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL ,12, 1918.
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STANDIFER YARD
: A VMM 5
GOING UP RAPIDLY
; Site Looks Like Mushroom Patch
I: With Many Buildings Already
& Nearing Completion.
MACHINERY TO BE MASSIVE
' Sixty-Acre Tract Is Being Used
for New Steel Ship Plant on
Columbia River.
ts aboft completed and the pile driving;
for two is finished. All of the pUlng
along- he ; waterfront is completed. Tha
dredgisg will b finished in a week.
With tha put-put of various donkey
engines, the swish of concrete ma
chines,! the rasp, , scrapers, teams
and auto trucks going to and fro, and
(surveyors, carpenters and 'laborers,
bending- to their tasks, the site is a
veritable beehive of industry.
Tweaty carloads of lumber are belns
unloaded at present. Considerable
trackafe has been laid on the tract.
Its total lengtn iigures up to over
two miles, but when the laying of
trackage is completed It will measure
three and a half, miles.
The 'main office building has been
occupied. All the chief members of
the office, force at the wood shipyard
near the Interstate bridge are now
located; in this building, together wlta
an additional force of clerks and
stenographers, added to assist in taking
care of the Increased work.
The Supper floor, which was specially
designed tor the purpose, with glasj
skylights, houses the big force ot
draftsmen and the scene on this floor
Is one; of great activity.
i The way buildings and other struc-
tures are rising on the site of the steel
shipyard of the O. M. Standlfer Con
istructlon corporation at Vancouver, tho
; 60 acre tract reminds one of a mush-
loom patch.
' The building that will house the yard
:' office is ud and at the present rate
!will soon be completed. Work on the
1 miner works of the punch shed, which
will cover four acres of space, being
dm rt on wav and 400 the other, is
row in progress. The concrete foun
' datlon and the concrete sets for all
the machinery are In place. An Idea
-of the massive size Of some of the
' machinery can be gained when it !
considered that some of these concrete
sets occuoy spaces large enough to
''.fccoommodate the average small build
i't'lng.
Grading for the five sets of ways
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SAL1S FOR KIDNEYS
- Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
- w , r. i t . nl II
if your dick nuns or oiaaaer
. bothers you.
WHEN YOUR KIDNEYS,
,FEEL LIKE LUMPS
iOF LEAD
bia river from The Dalles to Pasco and small crowd of Invited guests, the Skln-
Kennewick are much Interested in the ner A Eddy corpoi anon launched the
traffic survey pow In progress under 8800-ton steamship West Durf ee. Thurs-
the direction of Harold Rands, en- day ; evening, making the third easel
gineer, according to a statement made sent into the water at that point In 44
by him before the Port of Peruana working days, following ine -kmi laying,
rnmmiiwlnn . Thurndav afternoon. In V
fact, they are Interested to such
an
News of the Port
TWO VESSELS LAUNCHED
Point oboi, Steel Ship, and Moritz,
Wooden Steamer, Added to Fleet.
Two more vessels were' added to the
Liberty fleet in the Portland district
Thursday afternoon. One was a steel
steamer and the other a wooden
steamer.
The-former was launched at the plant
of the Albina Kngine & Machine works
and was christened the Point Lobos.
She is of the 3800 ton class and Is the
fourth vessel launched at that plant.
Mrs. Emery Qlmstead was the sponsor.
The .Grant Smlth-I'orter Ship company
launched the other. It was christened
the Moritz and was the seventh launched
at that plant since February 17. Miss
M. Isabel Smith, sister of Grant Smith,
president of the company, was the
sponsor.
Immediately after she was launched
the Pbint Lobos was shifted to the
extent that they favor the formation
f port districts, at various, points
along the river to provide steamboat. Departures Aacti It
accommodations, Mr. Rands said. Washtenaw, intiiou Meaner, tor Port San
The. survey Is progressing satlsfac-, Lnta b,Uart" arrival! April 11
torlly. Next week Mr. Rands will be- - Thistle. American schooner, from St. Helens,
gin the survey of the Snake river as.b.nrt. - -
far up as Lewlston. He expects to be j te"- American .te.m.r. from Fort Sen
able to file his complete report by Departure April 11
May 1. - I Daisy, American steamer, for San Tedro, lum-
There is much interest, ' Mr. Rands ber.
said, In the election April 24 to create j MAHI K A T,MA3fAC
the Port of Rufus. North Head. April 12. Conditions at the
- month of the river at uoun: Wind, northwest.
16 miles; weather, raining; sea. choppy.
Sun Record for April 13
Sun rises. .6:28 a. m. I Sua seta. . . 6:55 p. m.
Tides at Astoria Saturday
Hicb Water: Iow Water:
2:47 a. m...9.8 feet I 9:51. a. m... 13 feet
3:69 p. m.,.7.6 feet I 9:46 p. m. . . 2.2 feet
BAILEY GATZERT DEPARTS
New
Popular Steamboat Goes to
Home on Puget Sound.
On the way to her new home on
Puget Sound, the big sternwheel steam
er Bailey Gataert is due to leave down
this afternoon from the Burnslde street
dock, where she had been prepared
for the outside voyage. She will go
to Astoria under her own steam and
from there will be towed to' Seattle by
the Port of Portland tug Wallula. The
DAILY RlVKK READINGS
STATIONS
get
Oregon City
Portland . .
plant
works!
of the Willamette Iron & Steel
to take aboard her two Scotch
marine boilers, which were manufac
tured ilby the Willamette company. At
noon today she was shifted back to the
dock if the Albina company to begin
outfitting. Thus is given a concrete ex
ample) or tne speea oeing maae Dy Ore
gon plants.
PEOPLE FAVOR PORT DISTRICT
Harold Rands Reports Progress in
Traffic Survey Along Columbia.
People on both sides of the Colum-
Lewiston
I'm til la
Bailey Gatzert has been boarded up j
turn w u um tier unum suiu uuuse nu t Balem
been braced from the inside to with
stand any buffeting she might
during the passage up the coast.
The Gatzert was sold the first of
the week to the Puget Sound Naviga
tion company and is to be operated
between Seattle and the Bremerton navy
yard. It is understood. Previous to
being sold she flew the flag of tha
Regulator line. Her last service was
on the route between The Dalles and
Portland, on which she alternated with
the steamer Dalles City. Both vessels
were taken off the run some weeks
ago because of the high cost of opera
tion as a result of advances in fuel
oil and help.
WILL ASK FOR BIDS
PEEL OFF CALLUSES
i WITH THE FINGERS
"Hard, skm" or callus spots on the
sides or the bottom of the feet peel right
off without pain or soreness, after you
apply.! 81 little Freezone, says a Cincin
nati authority. This ether drug loosens
Bids are to be called for soon for the
construction of the new Bternwheel tow
boat by the Port of Portland commis
sion. At the meeting of the commis
sion Thursday afternoon the plans were
filed and it was voted to call for the
bids as soon as the pians are approved.
The lengthening of the closed periods
on drawbridges was opposed by the
commission on the ground that no fur
ther handicap to shipping should be per
mitted. Colonel Zinn, corps of engi
neers, U. S. A., will be notified of this
decision. -
A dredge, the Tualatin, it was de
cided, will be sent to make a fill on
property at Vancouver to be occupied
by the plant of the American Can com
pany. This action was taken on request
of the Port of Vancouver.
Further wage increases on dredges
were sanctioned so that there will be
conformity to the wages paid on gov
ernment dredges.
H i1 l5f I3I
CS m3 6a2 3.32
22
2ft 8.fl 0.4 0.00
10 4.2 -O.S 0.00
20 4.5 0.S 0.00
20 8.9 -0.2 O.00
12 6.1 0 0.00
15 8.1 0.3 0.00
() rising; (-) falling.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette rirer at Portland will
slowly during the next two or three days.
rise
Henry P. Schweitzer to James 7. abulia.
Beginning 701.68 ft. 8. of N. line and
85.81 ft W. of E. Una Sea. 20. T.
18.. R1K. . . .
R. N. Ilendrickson and wf. to Fred W.
German, L. 1. 2. 8. 4. L2, B. ZT.
Rail WIT A Art I. Unnhrllll
Emma L. Struble and haa. to 3. W. Nor
man. L. 21. 22. 23. 24. 23. B. 4.
Peninaillar A .4,1 K 9 . .
Same to same. U 11. 12. B. 2. MTebers
Add. ;
Anna M. lUrt and hiu. to John Pierson.
Lu 1. B. 6, Wererly
Portland Trast i'o. to E. B. Trailer
and wf., I 6. Villamead
William H. riee to Anita B. See. U. 27,
28. B. S. Braxca i Add .'
Same to same. N. H I- 15. IS. B. 17.
John Imng 1st Add. i
The Joseph A. gtrjwbridge Estate Co.
to Hannah Johnson. JU 8 to , B. 14.
Errol Hts
L. A. Patterson and wf to J. S. McFad-
den. L. 8. B. 37. Rossmere
Sheriff to Alois Custer, L.. 4. 5. B. 18.
Fairmont Add. (assigned to T. Hartt
Gardner) , ;.
S50
10
10
8.500
10
1.200
in
1.501
BIRTHS j, I LOST ATTP TOUTTP 1
tTAnr' Vi." .wA vi iiA.rt Svehan. li I THE follow ina articles hare been found
th. March 20: a daughter. cm.r oi tne i-orrjana nauwaj. uoi m ,
LAR8EN To 41r. and Mrs. Emfl larsen. 72 Co.. AprU 11. 1818: One purse. 1 bank book.'
Michisan st.. April 4; a daughter. , J memo. book. 3 bunches keys. 1 . ..
HOXG To Mr. and Mr. Lai Hong. 273 Chan- 1 battery, 1 envelope buttons. 1 fountain pen.
man. Anril 3. a daughter. Pmt brush. 3 gloeeSi 2 pair glovaa. 1 pair ,
NEl tEtJJT To Mr. and Mrt Jacob Neofeldt. rubU.ru. 2 auto beenee tags. 1 pair shears, 1
HELP WXTKT FEMAti
BUILDI5G PEH391TS
WESTBR00K SHOWS SPEED
The American men and women must
- guard constantly against Kidney trouble
- because we eat too much . and all our
"food Is rich. Our blood is filled with uric
- "acid which the kidneys strive to filter
ut, they weaken from, overwork,- be
come sluggish ; the ellminatlve -tissues
clog and the result Is kidney trouble,
bladder weakness and a general decline
fcln health.
. J.- When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead, your back hurts or the urine is
cloudy, f nit of Bedlment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
..during the night: If you suffer with
- sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells,
acid stomach, or you have rheumatism
,rwheri the. weather is bad, get from your
' pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
v Baits ; take a tableRpoonful in a glass of
, i water beforo breakfast for a few days
' and your kidneys will then act fine.
- This famous salts is made from the acid
j of grapes and lemon Juice, combined
j with lithlft, and haj been used for gener
ations' to flush and stimulate clogped
) kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the
" ; urine so it no longer Is a sourc of Irri-
' tatlon, thus ending bladder disorders.
-( i Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot In
. Jure, makes a delightful effervescent
! Uthla-water beverage, a..d belongs In
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time. (Adv.)
Though she was Teset with two bits
the dead callused skin so ot trouble before sailing, the steamer I 8 9. m.
AT aNEICIHBOKlSO PORTS
Astoria. April 12. Sailed at midnight:
Steamer Oleum, for San Francisco. Arrived
down .at midnight : Bark Berlin and barkentine
C. V. Crocker. Sailed at 7 a. m. : Steamer
Westerner, for San Pedro. Sailed at 6 a. m.:
Daisy Freeman, for Grays Harbor.
Point Beyea. April 12. Passed at 10 a. m.:
Schooner Monterey, in tow tug Navigator, from
Gsriota, tor Portland. Passed at 0 a. m. :
Steamer W. F. Heirin. from Portland for Ua
riota. Astoria, April 11. Arrived at 1 and left np
at 2 p. m. : Steamer Washtenaw, from Port San
Luis. Sailed at 3:40 p. m. : Barge Isaac, Reed,
in tow tug Relief, for San Francisco. ,
Seattle, April 12. Arrived, Jrora Southeast
ern Alaskan ports, at 12 :30 a. m. ; schooner
John' A, from San Francisco, in tow of tug
Traveler; schooner Maid of Orleans, from Ana
cortes, towing, at 11 a. m. Sailed: Governor.
for San Pedro, at 1 1 a. m. '
Seattle. April 11. Arrived: Northwestern,
from -Southwestern Alaskan ports, at 4:15 a.
m. : barge Dashing Wave, from Port Blakely.
towing, at 4 p. m. ; M. S. W'akena, from Powell
River. B. C. at 1 p. m. Sailed: Eastholm,
for Vancouver and ports, at 8 p. m.
Trident Bay, Akun Island, April 2. Arrived:
Power schooner Eunice, from Seattle, thence
March 13.
Juneau, April 11. Sailed: Alaska, west
bound, at 0 p. m. ; Princess Sophia, south
boo nd. at 10:30 a. m.
Wrangefl, April 11. Sailed: Jefferson,
southbound, at 6 p. m. .
Ketchikan, April 11. Sailed: Valrtex. south
bound, at 11 a. m. ; City of Seattle, southbound,
at 2 a. m. .
Paita, April 9. Arrived: Santa Rita, from
Taconia, via ports.
Port Angeles, April 12. Arrived: Barge
Arapahoe, Nanaimo, B. C, in tow of tug
Henry J. Biddle.
Port Angeles, April 11. Arrived: J. A.
Moffett, San Francisco and proceeded for Van
couver. Dungeness, April 12. Passed in: Richmond,
towing barge Nu. 95. for Seattle, at 9 a. m.
Bellingbara. April 12. Arrived: M. S. Santa
Cristina, from Tacoma.
Port Townsend, April 11. Passed out: Wa
pama, at tt p. m ; Comanche, at 7 p. m. ; tug
Richard Holyoke, towing barge W. B. t lint, at
Lee Wilson, repair 1 story residence, 264 E.
RLst st, between Hawthorn and Madison; E. W.
Baughman builder; $83.
A. .ale. repair 1 story residence. 1824 Vir
ginia between Miles and Nevada; J. McCarthy
buiider; (275.
Northwest Steel Co., repair 1 story mold loft,
foot of Sheridan St.; Portland Bridgs & Build
In fn . tif nf in
C. A. Wymote. . repair 1 story residence, 918
ventral ave. between BL Johns ave. and Reno
builder same: 3190.
H. E. MUlhouse. erect garage, 840 Eugene at.
between Union and Rodney; F. G. Leo builder;
sou.
Crystal Ire tc Storage .Co., repair ice storage
onuaing. 434 t.. Salmon between K. Bth and E.
th; Camp at DuPuy builder; 8400,
Michael Rabr, repair 1 story residence. 968 E.
29th st. N. between Going and Prescott at;
James juage nuilaer; 8 7 00.
Mrs. H. E. Sterns, repair 1 story residence.
eiu4 usin st. between 01st and o2d avea. S.
E.; James Judge builder: 8230.
Bates Real Estate & In. Co., repair 8 story
tore and hotel building. 104 and 108 4th at.
between Washington and Stark; George Kin
near builder; 8400.
Mrs. Mary A. Joy. repair 1 atory residence
433 t harleston between Hudson and Central
ave.: j. a. VVunderllch builder: 195.
H. Falling cxtate, repair 4 atory office and
store building, 164 3d St. between Morrison and
Yamhill; builder same; 8700.
Paul Schiewe, erect garage, 489 Webster
between 9th and 11th; builder same; 3190.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., repair 4
story auto storage building. 692 Aider st. between
Chapman and 17th sts.; Charles W. Erts builder:
3400.
A E. Worth, erect garage. 1278 E. 6th St. be
tween Ainsworth and liolman: builder aame; 375.
F. H. Sherman, repair 2 story residence, 370
E. Main between 13th and 14th sts.; builder
same; 835.
A. G. Day. repair 1 story residence. 534 E.
autn between Clinton and Taggart: builder
same; 3100.
Annie T. Woodruff, erect 1 storv -Mn
625 13th N. between Stanton and Siskiyou; s'
Synnes builder; 83200.
G. V. Mnessla. erv-ct 1 itnn hx.k
Long ave. between 40th and 41st; builder samei
7 HOW William n .Anril a son.
MOORE To Mr. and Mrs. John R. Moore. 821
Glenn ave., Apnt 7 ; a son.
pouch cobblers tools. 2 books. 2 water pipes, ;
4 umbrellas- 8 packages. 2 magaaines. luucn
boxes, 2 sartease. 1 pair overalls. Owners may
NAPIER To Mr. and Mrs. John S. Napiar. obtain property at First and Alder street Station. ,
Riverwood station. Uurh 27 : H daughter.-.
MARSUALL To Mr. and Mn. Ogden E. Mar
shall. Cambrian apts.. March 2W; a son.
WARREN To Mr. and Mrs. John D. Warren.
824 E. 14th Xlaroh 22- a son. '
BERG To Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Berg. 745 i
Ash.. April 1 ; a daughter.
WANTED TOVXrj LADIES
NO PREVIol 8 KXI'EltlK.M K XECKSSART
-v. 8b 0 PER V tfcli PAID.
WHILE LKAKMNG
ltAPU ADVANCEMENT 1 "ALART
ir.uiiA. t. 1 i"vjfiini 1
CALL AT TELEPHONE COMPAST
RtMlM M01 i
PAKE AND OAK STS.
I !
i 'l
DEATHS AND yrNF.BALW 7
1918. at the home of her
86 years, i 7
CKAkMT Anril 12
dauabter. Mn. J. M. PUtencer. 7 4 ortn
LOST, at Auditorium. Monday eve., a CbatUn '
pta lurm of lion a need, set sun ruoy eyes. 1
mouth holding diamond. Call. K. 6717. Re-, j
ward. . ' ; ' I
LOST Large bag of laundry addresed to 1030 GIRI.8 to eew on fur.; mu.t bate esileriencel
E. 30th st. N. Lot out of auto . Saturday , "uf yonion 10 rignt perwm. Answer, g-.v-
rrening. April a. Pleaee notify NaUonal Laun- .'rns?B OI . eapeneace. satary eipeetd. etc
dry E. 494 B-2822. " ore'. lacomas tipert turner. 1 1U
-Around 11th st. playhouse. April 10. a j
wir t;aroiyne uraesi. agra on 1
mntltllA. A Amn hlA1 mAthrr of Mrs. J. M.
Pittance of Portland. Mrm Uilllim Caldervraua
ot ixm Angeles. ( L : Theodore t- uraest.
con Cttv. Or.: Albiwt K. Craest. Ebrna. Omo;
John B. Craest ot Globe. Or., snd one brotistr.
Herman Jeahn of Camas, Wah. Rrmams at
the residence tarlors of 1L T. Uyrnes. 901 Wil-
lum ave. Funeral anouncement in later isue.
IX1ST-
brmch of keys. Finder tleae return to Nortn XPERIENCED
Bank deiwt tarket oft ice. 11th and lloyt. laberal take charge
reward.
LOST, pure. taupe grey silk lined; valuable eon-
tenr to owner. Liberal reward. Return to
Jonrnal offirv.
PARTY who exchanged hat at beet laud's Wed
nesday night can get bis own by returning
other to ewetlsnd .
sewer,- In mattress Urks. ts
fure lsdvi eood ehniM fm
advancement. ' Only expenencel or live wire
need apply. Ask for Mr. EUekton. i L'nltrd
alattreas rad Co.
WOMEN wanted to circulate petition.
1 o clock Thursday. 222 Stark at.
Apply
LOST Black and white dog. Part Collie and llOCsEKLEPER by middle aged workman. 2
GOULDING At the family residence. 590 Madi
son street. April ll.Charle 1. Gouiamg.
aged 75 years. 8 months. 9 days, father of
Mrs. u. i Drone. Mrs. E. i- Plnkley ana
Charles A. Gouuing of Portland, and Sanrael
J. Goulding of Avalon. CaU Frienda invited, to
attend funeral services, which will be held at
Hoiman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon
streets, at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Saturday), April
18. Interment Rose City cemetery.
DO LAN At the family residence. 2182 East
Morrison. John A. Dolsn. aged 79 years, be
loved father of Joseph Thomas Dolan, Mi
Martha C lax ton and Mrs. Mary Duffy and Anna
Dolan. all of this city: Michel Dolan of Baetle-
Alaskan Husky. Answrrs to name of Pip-
pen, tinder call Mam 2200. Liberal reward.
HELP WAXTED MALE 1
MEN WANTED FOR
SAWMILLS. BOX FAC'i DRIES. LOGGLNQ
OPERATIONS.
KLAMATH COUNT!. OREGON.
8 HOUR DAY.
HIGHEST MAGES.
BEST SCHOOLS.
COOL, DRY CLIMATE.
CITY OF 6000 PEOPLE.
children tcbool aa-e. and .mnatl litma nu i.,n
14 miles from Portland; wages 313 aj month.
M-72W. JooniaL
WANTED A good sreood cmik. (40 a iBnll
with room and board. Chambermaid! wanted.
88 ier wek. ruum and board. Rose City hotel.
at St. Johns. Call Columbia 125. i .
LADIES and children who are aa?k. tar
S"
Dr.
ran
Klva SoreoMin. drugleM healer. Sue
1 eure yon, utt I'anama bldg. j
J GIRLS . for flat work department, also head
I ironers; steady work, good wsgeA, 1 AmerV
ran Laundry Co., 14U E Sd st. N. i
. r.i'r.uii-..i. a,u lady presaer. uu lane work.
Ther. la big diveruty of Ubor. at -there are , lbo irl to 'JL.D. -., A' r"?
Ground, Wash., and Robert Dolan ot Ksimer;ii4 sawmills, uva box lactones, is logging m d,nt. U S Laundr fa iVu TcraVwl .
of this city. Remains at the residential parlors I logging. Three lath mills. Bon sod women i WANTED -An experienced girl for t.iu and
of Miller & Tracey. at Ella and Washington, can -laid work in the box factories, I down stain i work; so a.-hlng. Aik'ly 183
t..ba 1 i i ts nth a r sVnsna V f s-w n a II B . t . ts 1
COME NOW. MI1.LM AND WOOD IN .tttt.- v rr.
Notice of funeral later.
healthy.
Irritated.
it peels off with the fin
gers.
A quarter ounce of
Freezone costs but a few
cents at any pharmacy,
but Is sufficient to re
move every corn or cal
lus from one's feet. This
is the only way to free
the feet from corns and
calluses without sorenecs,
danger or infection.
After the corn or cal
lus is lifted away the
skin beneath is pink and
and not sore, tender or evsn
(Adv.)
He likes
to take
Westbrook, product of the Columbia
River Shipbuilding corporation for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, has fully
redeemed herself through making an
unusually fast voyage from Portland
to San Pedro. She sailed on April 8
and Thursday night was reported as
having arrived at San Pedro. The
time was Just about three days. It is
said, which Is a record for a vessel of
that class. ,
The trouble encountered by the West-
brook consisted first of a slight leak
around a rivet hole and the breaking
of a motor In the encine room. Th
trouble was not serious and was not
unusual In the case of a new steamer.
Repairs were made with but slight
delay.
-t -
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
ft
- : . -.-tats aTX .4
or-- pa i
D u U il U aSf eU3
NEWS
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
w Thousands Have Discoverer!
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
- are a Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub
i. ttitute for calomel are a mild but sure
j. laxative, and their effect on the liver is
u almost instantaneous. They are there
' . suit of Dr. Edwards's determination not
. to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomeL His efforts to banish it brought
-' i out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothecood
. that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
" -', etrons liquids or calomel. They take
holdof the trouble and quickly correct it.
' ft Why cure the liver at the expense of the
:.. teeth? Calomel sometimes olavs havoc
with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. It
is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness" and that
.. . lazy feeling come from constipation and
( a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards'
-' Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy"and
'heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded
, brain and how they "perk up" the spirits.
10c and 25c a box. All druggist (AJ '
fcr Coughs e Golds
li
l The pleasant taste of this fa
mous 5 0-year old remedy is one
reasonf or its remarkable success.
tThe kiddies like it, ask for it,
and it does them good. Slightly
- laxative, too, and Keeps them in
good condition. Keep it in your
medicine closet and give it to the
kiddies for all forms of coughs,
colds and croup. Just as effective for
eld folks, too, especially (or grippe.
Get it at your druggists
The tanker "Washtenak entered and
cleared today at the custom house. She
I brought a cars;o of oil from California.
A large quantity of spruce from Coos
Bay was brought to Portland aboard
the gasoline shcooner Anvil upon her
arrival today. The spruce Is for the
government.
The new motorshtp Ethel came off the
Oregon drydock today and is to pro
ceed back to the plant of her builders.
tne Columbia Engineering works.
The motorshlp Oregon, whose adven
tures since she left San Francisco for
a Transpacific port two months ago,
would rui a log book, has finally re
turned to San Francisco, according to
advices from there. She put in Thurs
day evening under tow of the steamer
Nushagak, an Alaska packers' tender.
A strong wind has been blowing along
the coast from the northwest, accord
ing to word from the south. The schoon
er Erls. Captain TJronwold, which left
San Francisco for Eureka Thursday for
a cargo of lumber for a Transpacific
port, returned early this morning on ac
i count of the heavy weather. '
Port Townsend. April 12. Passed in: Santa
Ana, for Seattle, at 9:30 a. m.
Port Ludlow. April 11. Arrived: Barge
AVasbtucna. from Ban Francisco, in tow of tug
Pioneer.
Tacoma, ApU 11. Arrived: Victoria, from
Southwestern Alaikan pom; Northwestern, Nome
City and Fulton, from Seattla.
San Francisco. April 12. (L N. S.) Ar
rived yesterday Raymond, Grays Harbor, B50
p. m.; City of Topeka, Ios Angeles, 6:40 p. m. ;
Atlas, with barge 95, Astoria, 8 p. m.; Nnsha
sak. trans-Pacific, 8:30 p. m.; Uueen, Seattle,
9:45 p. m.
Sailed yesterday: Tyee. with C. A. Smith.
Marsbfield. 11:25 a. m. ; Admiral Dewey. Los
Angeles, 12:25 p. m. : Admiral Schley, Seattle,
1:3 p. m. : Eric. Eureka, 1:95 p. m. : Wimlber
Hilo. 2:20 p. m. ; Lakme. Caspar, 2:45 p. m. ;
(ioretnor rorbes, Antotagasta, 0:o0 p. m ; Sag:
inaw, Seattle, with Big Bonanza, Puget Sound,
8:15 p. m. ; Taiyo Mara, trans-Pacific, 8:15
p. ns.
San Francisco. April 12.- Arrived: Tosemite
from Port Ludlow. 1 a. m. ; Hose City, from
Poruand, o a. m : Pasadena, from Albion, 7
a. m. ; Manas lay. from crescent city. 7 a. m
U. C. Lindauer. from Marshfield. 7:30 a. m.
tug Sea King, with barge Erkiner 1L Phelps in
tow. from Port San Luis, 10 a, m. ; Phoenix,
from Westport. 11:30 a. m.; schooner Defender,
from Suva, 11:80 a. m.
Returned: Schooner Eric. lam.
Sailed: Bee, for Eureka, 3 a. m. ; motorship
Sierra, for callao, a:au a. m. ; tug Sea Eagle,
with barge Simla in tow. for Port San Luis
10:80 a. m.; Mandalay, for Los Angeles, 10:80
Steamer Built in Fast Time
Seattle. April 12. (ij P.) Before
Keep oTtrStomacIt and Liver Healthv
1 i vigorous Stomach, perfect working
Livier and regular acting Bowels, if you
will use Dr. King's New Life Pills.
iney correct tonstipation have a
tome enect on the system eliminate
poisons through the Bowels.
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Roman Catholic archbishop to Augmta
W. llottan. L. 14. B. 10. Kennedy s
Add. to K. Portland S
City treasurer to J. Rohse. S. H L. 14.
and 8. H I. 18. B. 45. S. Portland;
I,. 20. B. 15, S. Poruand
H. E. Smith and wife to Henry Oster
bolz et at. L. 10. B. 1. Hunter's
Add.: L. 5. B. 2. E. Tabor Villa,
except 5 ft strip off 8. end and
except strip 10 ft. wide off N. end.
Watson Myers and wife to Gas H. Gad-
ke, L. 5, B. 2. Bungalow .Glade
Mrs. ('. G. Dark and husband to Geo.
. Barr et al, L. 0. 7. B. 37, Couch'a
Add
H. E. Stemler and wife to Mrs. D. B.
Hilbert, I.: 44 and E. 8 1-3 ft. L.
4 5. B. 86. Kentrn Add
Charles A. McAlister and wife to Geo.
B. Dunham et al, L. 11. 12. B. 20,
Gregory Heights
Sheriff to Elizabeth Scott.' L. 1, B.
2, Sara toe
V. F. Marshall and wife to Mary J.
Channeey, L. 5, B. 8. Bernhardt
Park, except E. 80 ft. said lot '.
8. C. Hemstreet and wife to W. G. Cole.
W. 62 H ft. L. 7. 8, B. 86, Rose
City Park
Sheriff to Ambrose B. Scott. N. H of
E. 65 ft. L. 7. B. 2. Mallory Add..
Geo. W. Bates & Co., bkrs., to Nels
Obvn et al. E. 82 ft. L. 3. B. 7.
Williams Ave. Add.
M. J. Edmunson to Wills L. Bernitt
et a,. L. 8. B. 21. Alameda Park..
R. F. Hynd and wife to Sanny B. Ves-
sey et at. L. 1Z, o. oa, ounnjume.
7nli. I ' flilm.n amf htMhand tn (father-
"GeU-It" Makes Corns Come Off ine i. Downing. E. L. 18, Edge-
Tho "Banana-Peel" Way I "
. Why have to flop on the floor, squeeze ! L. 18. B. 65. Vernon
yourself up like the letter "Z," and with f Rollin E. Jordan and wife to Clint Tyr-
Duieme eyes araw your iace up into a , .
400
61
10
2.000
10
10
200
3.500
800
645
2,000
1
10
VALD--rIn thia city, April 11, Elisabeth M.
Wald, 637 Liberty street, aged 88, years, 8
months. 4 dars. beloved wife of l'hilip C. Wald.
Friends invited to attend funeral service;, which
wUl be held at the Portland Crematorium s 9
p. m. tomorrow (Saturday). April 18. Take
Sellwood car for Crematorium. Remains are at
Hoiman's funeral parlors.
OPERATION. ON ARRIVAL SEE KLAMATH ,5L8..,,,k JZ.nTt ..i1. If90'
LUMBERMEN'S & LOGIJEKS- ASSOCIATION. -,.E- -5.,h nd "olUday ava. PortUtd Paper
f a iv tu 'f li T"T a. I a VJ a 'I- 1V l.aflaj a1 k U tCIlIt V AJ. " 1
as j& a a fKEd s , nuAsuAi a u c tmii so, wu, , , , m ?
1200 MEN EMPLOYEK. , COMPETENT dreaaiuakrr ran rent patior coas-
SOLTH In thia city. April 11. Laura Soath.
infant daughter of Raymond South of J.a
Center. Wash., and the late Mrs. Laura 8mth.
The remains are at tha residence establishment
of J. P.- Finley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KEW TODAT
SNAP!
'18 Series Studebaker 6-cyl.,
7-passenger touring car, same
as new. Extra fire bumper,
etc. Will sacrifice for 975.
See OUie Hemphill at
Covey Motor Car Co.
21 tt and Washington St.
Main 6244
DAHLEN At his residenee. 483 Sumner street,
Alvin J. Dahlen. age 22 years, late of Silver
ton. Or. Remains in rare of the' Chambers-
Krnworthy Co., 1111 Kerby street. Fuaeral
notice later.
WOLEBEN The funeral services ot the late
Oliva A. Woleben wll be held Saturday. April
13. at 8 p. m. at the residence establishment
of J. P. Finley & Son. Montgomery at Fifth.
Interment at Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
1)E LOACH April 11.
BOTS WANTED
Over 16. With Wheels
Clean Work and Steady
Good Advancement
MAKE $60 TO $100 PER Ma
Elmer L. Bailey
253 Oak Street
pletely furnished tn return lor aewfeia.
I ply at 44 Taylor. ,
-j-
Ap-
j EXPERIENCED skirt handt lor alteration mom.
I Apply superintendents office. 8 to 10 a. m .
i Olds, Wortmao at king.
, t A.i i lu A coua; oianwaaner, waitress or
I chambermaid. Cbesterbury HateLr Bdwy.
i 8438. . . i
WANT woramt laborers at S.
Brooklyn shop.
keeper.
P. Railway C.
5c prr hour. Csllj on store-
MELP WASTED MALE ixi
FEMALE i It
100 MEN and women V Warn tit barber
trade, shortage Ml over the cnanuy; big
wages. You csn earn your wsy throuah the
school. Phone Broadway 1731. Muter Barber
at the residence, -301
Wiedler street. James Chester le Loach, age
20 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiaiam
11944'Oe Loach. Remains at Dunning Sr. McEntee's
parlors. Notice ot tuners! later.
MELKOWSKI April 12. Sid S. Melaowki. age
42 years, late of Haskins, Or. Remains at
Dunning A McEntee's parlors. Notice of fuaeral
later.
MEETIXO NOTICES 41
OREGON LODGE No. 101. A. F.
A A. M. Special communica
tion tomorrow (Saturday) eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Work in tha
E. A. degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. ' By order of
W. M.
LESLIE 8. PARKER, See.
ACME REBEKAH LODGE No. 82" will give
an entertainment at I. O. O. F. bail. First
and Aider streets, this (Saturday) evening. April
13. at 8:30 for the benefit of furnishirut a
sun parlor at 1. O. O. F. home. Adults. 25e;
cbujren, 10c; soldiers in . uniform admitted
free.
MT. HOOD No. 157. A. F. A A.
M. Special communication Fri
day evening. 8 p. -m. Work in
F. C. degree. By order of W. M.
ED C. DICK. Sec
Til. LEY At the residence. 166 St. Clair street.
Dr. Guy E. Tilley. aged 49 years. Remains
are at Hoiman's funeral parlors. Annoance-
ment of funeral later. .
STROCT George Henry Strout. 374 Victoria
April 8, 75 yean: rerebreal hemorrhage.
BARBER Eugene P Bsrber. April 7. Roycroft
ants.. 22 years: mitral insufficiency.
LAMPHEAR Niriam A. Lamphear, 6520 42d
ave.. April 8. 74 years: asthma.
Cl'LLINS John Cullins, 6040 63d ave.. April
7, 78 years: cardiac asthma.
CULLINS Sarah Ellen Cullin.. 6440 63d ave..
Apru 9. 73 years: acute dilation of the kearv
MILLER Mrs. Msry Miller. 34 6 Ross. April .
81 years: cerebreal hemorrhage.
ANDERSON Charles F. Anderson. 406 Mar
guerite ave.. Airil 8. 64 years: bright'! diseaae.
NIELSON Nels A. Nielson, Emergency hospital,
Apru O. 3 years: mitral insufficiency.
bLODGETT George J. Blodgett. 76 Vancouv
er ava., Aon 8. 70 years; acuta nepbrtUa.
TERRY Robert Terry. St. Vincent
April 7. 16 years; abscess of brain.
8HIJGART William C. Shugsrt, S50 Taylo.
April 3. 53 year: angina pectoris.
LARKINS Rose Genevieve Larkins, 326 E. 9th.
Apru 7. 2 years: bronrbo-pneumoma.
WHIPPLE Alice G. Whipple. 1146 E. lth
April 8. 68 years; biliary calouli.
A 11M L1BUH 1UM W aS I Ell US1US.
Canada farm needs soaia ainisry aa so- 'college. 284 Bnrnside st.
peal to tha Luted State. aUlea tor man. Th MEN and women to sell health ana accident
government of the taiteU States, wants every Insurance to fellow workers in mare 'time: IS.I
id who can effectively at'p to do farm work ... mnn,h aui. m.A.- n ...u..,.--
J fL.1" J1. Api-1 617 Stock Exchange bldg. or ifhoue Sell!
States developed tint of cnrss. but it lao wood 8147. :,
wanta to bely Canada. Whenever wa f frn4 a 1 1 . . ,
man wa can acara to -Canadak field after Mrs : OREGON Ha rber College wiU teach yon the bar-
are supplied we want to direA bia therm. Wa ,ra l 8 ": tools tree; scooUnbip
will tell you where yoa cassrbest serve the com- vmunw iitu . iu aune learnmei posiuons
bined inUresta. RaU of 1 cent per mile lrom ' aranteed; tuition reduced. 233 Msdieon.
Cansdian boundary poiata to destinatloa and i WANTED A booker for a big attraction in
return. For particulars spply to U. A Ess- Oregon. WaiJungtun and Ahuka. Pbone
ployment service. Dept. of Labor. 247 Davis Tabor 1107. !
street, roruaua. or to J. . unevs. BVl airsx ()ltu . . ., . fa.-tJ-
agent
boot teicltes
and wi men th barbtr trade f ree. ; Pay while
learning. 234 Conch st.
I
SITUATION !
-MALE!
MEN
ONLY
WAVTV'Il
West Linn paper milii. 8 hours all depart- TWO active, thrifty arid rasiwnsitila men of
menu, April 15. Over 18 years O. K. if able middle age. accustnm-d to plenty of work
Doaieo. ixiwest wagea as. do. uooa r nance oi sind inna hours in hnaine
anvancemenu acxos river from urrgon Lity.
Free employment office on miU walk. Coma and
present this advertisement. It will Insure work
even if all Job. are filled and strike is not yet
called off.
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
247 Davie st.
laborers wanted, for shin yards in tha city
and vk-imty.
Laborer, wanted in mills and rampa.
Farm handi wsnted. married and single.
are oien for an
engagement of some kind about or fcefore May
1. Could furnish car. Good references or
bonds. R-4 8. Joumsl. Y-7 8J. JoarnaL
WANTEl Poaitmn as tano manager by an
edtn-atetl. practical farmer with right years
of Western Oregnn eiferienre. llea-ibe propo
sition in first letter: no small farm 'considered.
Portland. Roots A. Boa 273. j
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, "fltce man. and ac
i countant. exempt. A 1 rcfrrroce C-B91.
JnarnaU I
ipLiyed.
UlVn:iU II. .. Arim . i...Ti
wood, - oo a day. room and board or will ... , ' " ,
ve a married man free wood and bouse to """ """ ure """a. woere canui
re in and 13.50 a day. Kirk Hmnr Mh.,. tlons cart be bettered. 0-621, JmimaL
wood. Or. AVANTKIl Pmitlun aa nilitaaU'liia.n: aiulk
Hny te deliver packages and make ! stand stesm and elevatura Ji Roblnava.
WANTEI
himaelf useful In store. Good muirtnnli, li. 210 1st st
SHOLES Nelston Theodora Sholes. "748 Front, right boy. Apply Detmer Woolen Co., 148 5th BAKER'S helper in .mall sbon. Ii 650 Jour
Aprif 8. 1 year; lobar pneumonia. I t. 6th floor. . I tMli 1
6th,
Aphi
17th.
H. E. A. 500 card party at ilancnester nail.
85 Fifth street. Meets tomorrow ( oaiur-
day) afternoon and evening at z:io ana o.oo
o'clock; ham and grocery prises. Admtaion.
25c. All welcome. Phona Broadway 2827.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons, pins,
charms. Jaeaer Bros.. 181-183 6th at.
JOHNSTON Anna Johnston. 630
10, 50 years; lobar pneumonia.
CRAWFORD Reuben Crawford. 827
April 0. 80 years: senility.
CHRIST1ANHON Rhode Christ Union. 141 E.
60th. April 8. 72 years; cerebreal aatoplesy.
ELMORE Thomas. Elmore, Good Samaritan
hospital, April 0. 72 year: peritonitis.
KELLY Elton Kelly. Good Samaritan hospital.
April 0. 88 years: Uirombosis.
MERTON Methiaa Merton. St. Vincent hospital.
April 9. 60 year.; diabetes.
HANSEN Christian Hansen. 608 E- 8th. April
0, 67 years: tumor of ahdnraen.
JENSEN George Jensen, 60S Vancouver ave..
April V, 2 years; broncho-pneumonia.
MILLER Jessie Frenrls Miller. 331 Shaver.
April 8. 26 years: tuberculosis.
CARSE Ray Monroe Carae. 494 -E B5th..
April o. 34 years; pulmonary tnberculoaav
RUSSELL Lyla M. Russell. 66)4 Milwaukle
ave.. April 10. 10 days: inanition.
TOLMAN Thomas E. Tolman, 2 Bucbtel ave..
April 0, 85 years; la grippe.
NAKAN1SHI Sakugoro Nakankhi. St. Vincent.
nospitai, apru o. oj years; tubercular peri
tonitis.
KltrATIOyS KEMAjE
MEN wanted to circulate a petition. Apply 1
n'clirk Thurui.v ' n. . .
Aaas.L u iui urntr, iicni, uettwtry, fu - JoarnaL
r.k:m:,.r,H.C' '.f "mLnt LiPERttM tD m.iruri.t .Uhe. jwa. Mam
w - - wkuiasuiMU waiu alii a a 111.. r .! ?
city. Pbone Broadway 876. i ' aU-
vavT k. ... ,,. i, Ti - . , !n..ii w.Mni.f, woman wania raurn or camp
ri , I, J - m'k: 0U?'r' rooking for men. Call 2a 4th
material to shops, etc.; good r ha nee for pr- , .
nuvMpii, - v ma ihihi w atarx. inqntrs at 1
Brunllyn lnf. 8. P. Co.. for storekeerier.
yttaJ statistics
Ttlafriagts. Birtts. Dzathx
MAKKIAGE LICENSES
Will H. Bannett. lecal. 90S E. 13th at- .,
and Beatrice L Burchill, legal. 689 Northup st.
William A. Sieberta, legal. 628 16th st., and
Grace M. Palmerson, legal, 1186 Iron st
and Eugenie Paris Joubert, Spokane hotel, eity.
and Eugenie Paris Joubert. legal. Scappoose, Or.
Perce Pullen, legal, Multnomah hotel, and
Anna R. Balzimer, legal, 300 E. Broadway.
Wedding Announcements
W. G. Smith A Co.. 811 Moras n bldg
DRESS BUI 13 tor rent, all
lonog Co.. 809 Stark st.
ajiuuu 'las-
BIBtHS '
wrinkly knot while you gouge and pull
at the "quick" of a tender corn ? That's
QUI
!'
( RELIEF FOR
W
STOMACH
HIS
j Un Ml-o-na,- Tablets, they are one of
. the moat effective and safe remedies
, i- for 1 out-of-order stomacha. . Besides
quickly stopplinr; 'the distress, Ml-o-na
aoothea the Irritated walls of the atom-
i;ach. strengthens and builds up the dl-
. Jgestlve orrafis. Do riot Suffer another
day, get a box; at once. . For sale by The
uwt ixrug Co. (Adv.)
DA HE'S.
0
Tha
Mil arwi
Ponutae HmtmkIw
fssCfMlE Riienmatiana.
Retail. Ijimham rv.in. in
the Tiaa-f. face and lioba. Audruggiata.
t. lOuatIRA A CO., InoT.
ieuiisrV.A,iMIiaskiiiaa bU,K-T.
CLOTHING WHITE
WITH
DANDRUFF
j .. ev -aw
Scalp Itched and Burned. Cuti
Ipura Healed at Cost of $1.00.
'I began to lose my hair and k kept
vuiiiing out unni i was almost bald.
1 --et. Whsn T mmtit 4. T .nl
- wm.ww a itwiHl
lose a double handful, and
tt became so thin I could
not fix it. I had dandruff
so badly that when I comb
ed my hair my 'clothing
j - nuTjunamysnouiaers would
M white. My scale itched and burned
a I could hardly stand it. :
j"X saw Cvrticura Soap snd Ointment
advcrtlaed so I sent for a sample. " I
bought a box of Cuticurs Ointment
sad two cakes of Soap and my head is
healed." (Signed) Mrs.M.McWherter,
Bag le Hill, New Mexico. Sent. 20. 1917.
F or every purpose of the toilet CuAi
cura Soap snd Ointment are supreme.
.E-.,kF,Mil. Address post
card: "Cuticara. D,t. H. aWarosi." Sold
everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 aad 50c
! F. E. Bowman A Co. to Lovell M. Keen,
and wife, I 4. Bowman Aaa
Howard Evarts Weed snd wife to R. C.
I Park Ass n. L. 1. 2, 3. B. 22. Beau-
I mont -v
' V. A. Russell and wife to W. W. Ruv
I seU, U 1 to 5, 9, 10, 11. 12, B.
8. Verona rant . . . .
Sarah Moore Hratb and t husband to
Herman Kressin. L 7. B. 2. North
Irvington
Geo. P. Stone and wife, parties of 1st
part: Adolph O. Kase and wife, par
ties of 2d part. aU W. U 10.
Primrose Acres . .
Vlary C. Crnmbley to Paul 8. Reeder.
2H acres, being northerly tract 8 ot
20 acres in N. H of D. U C. of
Simon M. and Catherine Reeder....
Battisfa Penxents and wf. to O. P. Lia
rnoH. U 25. 28. a 11. NorwaUr
Hbt . .
Leo Mnmot and wf. to Andrew Msr
ehinkowfki, northerly L. 1. 2. B.
S8, A. L. Miner s Add. i . . . .
AV. . Cole and wf. to 8. C. Hem'treet
1 et al. U 15, B. 2. Highland rant. . .
I J. P. Bartow and wf. to Charles F. 8ulli
! et al. I.. 4. B. 27. Yvaverlr
S Or I Drops Applied IS a Few Secoadt ' Amanda M. Rinehart te ' u
' rhtldtlLV:ho?'' U h,?e t V:UenBB.r,4 MUaC
. "OetS-It Always Worat i l 4i b. 11, Walnut Park
the old, savage way. "Gets-If Is the E. v. I. Paul and wi l MJoXnAofE
modern, painless, simple way. lan over JJ- u 10- ll- B 6S' tow,' 01
and put two drops of 'Gcts-It'1 , 8 to' ilaV, 'i' B et' .i u" 10.
com, put your Blocking and. shoe right 68. town of Sellwood
on again, and forget the corn, Pain jjy,' Girls Aid Society of Oregon to
is eased. " r Mary A. Evans et al. L. 10. 11. B.
"Gets-It" haa revolutionised the treat- 68, Sellwood
ment of corns. It never Irritates the true Aiwa C Koen and boa. to William Lyor
flesh. You'll stop limping on the side of , Playfair et al. U 3. B. 1. Uoea City;
your shoe, and do away with greasy iark ; . . '.B'p-1yi--aalvea,
bundling bandages, ttick.plaa- "YV'lv " i
: Gets-K" Is sold by all druggists (you'
need pay no more than 2S cents), or it
will be sent direct by K. Lawrence A Co..
rthicaro. - 111. - Sold in Portland at Tne
Owl Drug Co. 21 stores on , toe Pacific I
10
2.250
1.500
10
10
KXI'KHIKM Kll ireaiier for women 'a rarmenta.
Api'll suierintFndrnt a office, t to 111 a n
X)klv M oilman A King.
WANTEIJ UeUvery boya. IS years and over."
Apply superintendent's office, una. Uanm.B
A King
FLORISTS
BIAKT1N lUHHKM Co.. fiurbU. ba4 Maah.
Main 369. A-1Z6W. (lowers lor aU occa
sion ertLttrsHv arranged.
CXARK BROS.. Florista. 28T Morriaoa at.
Main or A-1805. Flos flowers and floral
deaigna. No braocb stores.
PKOPIX8 FLOUAirSUOP. 245 Alder, designs
and decorations. Pbone Msrahall oB22.
LI Bl.lNEK. i'ortland Hotel. 828 Morriaoa.
MAX M. 81 II H. Florist, lilts th at.
FU5EBAL UIRECTOKS
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
EatabUsbed 18TT.
Third and Balmoa Btreeta.
Mala 807. A-1B11.
Lady Assistant '
lames C. McKay and -wf. to "-erne. unL
2-3 int. Int. E. 14 of 8, W. See.
T 25, T. 8, H. 4 W . ; ;
Boa City Park Assn. to Lacy Mayer, U
12, B. 13. Bos City Park .......
Michael Farley and wf. to Omar Moore,
a al L. 11. 13. B. 4. Fauport, . . .
10
2.600
500
10
400
2.000
2.600
10
10
10
S.184
10
: l
l
10
JENKIXSOX To Mr. and Mr.. William Robert
Jeukinton. 141 Moore. Aiiril 2; a son.
SEHLfcU'H To Mr. and Mr. Edward Selelch,
772 2d. March 25: a daughter.
WTTTIRIN To Mr. and Mr. Herman Wittirin,
11B Porteraouth ave., April 3: a son.
CLAUK To Mr. and Ma. lonard h. Clark,
292 17th. April 4; a daughter.
LE LHJVX To Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Le Doui,
11 8imion. March 30; a daughter.'
BOEPEK To Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Roeper,
7HH I :rarul ave.. Anril 2: a daughter.
BOWE To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Bowe.
StfS Guild. March 31: a son.
GKOSS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Gross.
HH L llarriaon. March 27 : a son.
LIT NU A HI, To Mr. and Mrs. Milton David Lun-
dahl. 862 Franklin. March lii: a dauguter.
M KAE To Mr. and Mrs, Donald McKae. 487
Holland. March 30 : a son.
BLI STER To Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Slusser.
15H3 Rodnev ava.. April 6: a son.
TOMPKINS To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert William
Tompkins, 430 E. Tamhill. April 1: a daugh
ter. K.1.ATTAX To Mr. and Mm. Peter Klattan,
UKU E. 82d; April 1. a daughter.
K.I8EU To -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elaer, Coe Ma
ternity. March 31 : a son.
STKOMi To Mr. and Mrs. Lroa Strong, 531
8. Jersey. March 31: a daughter.
BEKXtlAKUT To Mr. and Mn. Henry Bera
hardt. 380 Fremont. March 30; a son.
NIGO To Mr. and Mrs. Kel Nigo. Linnton. Or..
March 27; a son.
JENSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jensen. Sher
wood, Or.. March 80: a daughter.
POFF To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Poff, 111 E.
72d.. March SO; a daughter.
HOFFE3TETTEK To Mr. and Mra. Anton Hof
festetter. 4904 43th are., April 6; a son.
JOHNSON' To Mr. and Mrs. Ktchard E. John
son. 4 03 Lombard, April ft ; a daughter.
COON To ilr. and Mrs. Arch 11. Coon, 4 E.
Oak. Aprd 2; a daughter.
WADE It. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wade. 60S E.
Clay. March 20: a daughter.
SCLL1VAX To Mr. and Mrs. Florence Sulli
van. 460 E. 7th. March 27: a daughter.
F08TEHMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fosterman
no a Hood. April 5: a son.
GOLDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Golden,
V88 Albina. March 81; a son.
EROW.V To Mr. and Mrs. William Clarence
Brown., 300 E. 88th; March 2s; a son.
KALI .MAN To Mr. and ' Mrs. John Kallanan.
1402 E. 18th. April ; a son.
GIlXTArlD To Mr. and Mrs. 8am ael Gillyard.
101S Foster road. March 30; a daughter. .
&CHAFEK To Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Schaf
er, 111S Michigan arc. April 4; a daughter.
SHEKDY To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel p. Sbeedy,
" 480 Shaver. April S: a sen. -.
6T EVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Stev
ens, 1589 Chautauqua blvd., April 6; a daug-
ter.
BAlLET To Mr. and Mra.. James E. Bailey.
8WJ E. Sth. April : a son.
TAMAGL'CHI To Mr. and Mra, Stiigeso Tsma-
cuchi. 51 N. 12th. April 1; son.
BROADBENT To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 8.
- Broad bent. 809 Betmont. April 4; a daughter.
HEN. NIG AN To Mr. and Mrs. Nekton Menni-
gan, 244 Killingsworth, March- 31 1 a eon.
SMITH Te Mr., and Mra. Harry T. Smith, SI
. Moore. March 23; a daogaur. :
J. P. FINLEY & SON
Progressive Funeral Directors.
PUrVATK DKIVE Woasea Auaadaass,
Moatgoasary at FUtav
Main a-1
Dunning & McEntee lsr
every detau. Broadway and rise sta r
atroadvay 4S. A-4&SH. Idv teMmt
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers.
414 B. Alder st. Pbone Keel t.j HJ-Jtx
WILSON & K0SS
C fatVd atMtsUnrt. C-Sltft
MnHaffwsfts)H m Hmwnth f
A. U. Kenwonhy Co.
YTbor 8247. 6802 2d sc. Lents.
Tabor- U3. lb at. and Featee ved. '--
kt ei
Js-lSBa.
roWtakr.
Are. i.-a
LERCH
R. 11M a H.H.r-w.
is 11.1 -a. ISLACak. IwiaveooeM ruaeea. Ltt-
rectors. Pncea as low as tl'O. 4U. IM
Ws'blnrfoe at Ella. Mat !. a-7aa
HAMILI ON tS!
1878 av. wins- as.
Mrriee i.sw 4314.
breeze & Snook r:: T. .T
CUlMUaMa-aaAHUSlui uu
lilt Kerbv ,1- Weodlawn -tlt
aw 1.
01
IHXaa. nest reasoence aiaM.eau.ii.
WHIoet. ae. Woodlaaa '. '-1J
Skevves
Ikoeriaauia su. Aa,ai 1 rf-'A-23JI.
I'eui J aad Ui
A. K. Zeller Uo.
t4
Kaw
2
.! Wilson dt Wilson SiV 4 Ti-
MOJirXEST
SBLAESING granite g
rusiUMi us am a.
St.. eppoarte city
New e) w
uaaa.
ataaa
i.4-ilM u
swi. men 10 im oxuers in grocery depart-i vw-v- ro,, 47u Columbia.
marir rim w siirunnranrineir'a nrrtu aa a
10 a. m.. Olils, Wort man aV King.
rmiiiKii nooiik
60c and 75c day. 31.73 week ui.J Urge com
fortable formatted mom, abauhitely rlran,
hatha free, hot water all hours. lltftrl Cadillac,
3d near Jefferann. J
LNDEK NEW MANAGKMCNT
Hrlnc.ss botel. E. Sd and Sainaote. B0 day
p. fl week op. Ea 171. t
MaishaU ST1!
EXPERIENCED Janitors; beat of references
required; good wagea. Apply superintendents
office. 0 to 10 a. m Olds, Wnrtmsn A King.
Mrs. Hwsnk.
19
FdtMHllhD HOOJIH
PRIVATE FAMILY
BOOM sod use of piano in p rival a boma for
care of 2 childrea z or 3 olglits
STOCK BOYS. 16 years and over: aoodawi
Apply superintendent a office, 9 to 10 a. ia. t.k, ih.
Old.. Uortman A King. '-... ... i i..
" . , . r. .lull, ,M,,n, wm imii a M,a,w:,j .,,., I -r.
WANTED Men for day and night shifts. Apply
14th and irinm Call evenings. Main 6U8
timekeeper.
Front eta.
American Can Co.,
lady employed, jritb family of 111 home ptit-
... . I . Rknl 1
4-
VOUNG men wanted, steady work, good wages., ci,,, iigbt bawment.
..,chn iol adTsnrernent. Coast Culrart A;,hipy.rds, home privilege.
Hume Co., Kenton Htation. . I, . ---
IX) It KENT fo neat men dialling to barb in
Balking i diatanre ta
GOVERNMENT wanU ttenugraphera and trpksta.
-ir i.
Enroll now
WcVrenter bldg
Sbarlocg a RaUroad
N-vH.lj JournaL
WANTED Teamitrr. experienced, with whole
sale meat establishment; steady position.
rhone Bdwy. -814. .
WANTED Man for general farm work. Asv
ply 87 Sh St.. bet. Stark and Oak.
MAN wanted and boys to arsp soap.
King a taae Hnep to.
MEN to distribute circulars.
ng Co., Hft E. 7th at. N.
Luckal.
Oregon Dlatrlbut-
WANTElv-
Stsrk st.
-Elevator boy. Menlo hotel, 12th and
Ai4ly at once.
NICE large furniahed front room. gl neighbor
hood. 1 block from Hawthorne car. $54 E. loth,
corner Madsvm. Kaat 'J I
I'KONT room and board in private family for
2 gentlemen, walking distance reasonable
328 6th at. Mar. S88. l
SLEEPING porch and dressing riom, in sura
htgne. restricted duttrict, born privUegea.
East 8002. j
FINE turn, rooms, eselnsive neigh burhood. buai.
naas men preferred: running water, fireplace 2
ref. West side 161 V 22d sU j
MCE 'BOOM for Koandinatiaa sjeMleman. 190
17th at. S, Phona Broadway 171.
MEN asnted to work in rock Quarry.
830 Worcester bldg.
Apply
MCE room, fine JnraUon. 470 .Columbia at.
Marshall 6188. Mrs. Mwang.
11 lb ac.
WANTED loui.g
i5 mh t-
tlEi.LAltLE man un clilckea raocu;
not neeewary. K-679. Journal.
SLEEPING rooms for men. 71 E.
cor Stark at. Pbone V--t 41 a;
te
Adalta.
t Uia lunch wagon, !0.E Urge I rout, suitable lor lanuoe. W
Mliiiama ave.
WANTED 2 gsrage floor men to work eights, j l-rj - ' -'- - . - "
C.,T,y M-.or .r t o. . t ' car. 134 e7 33d aC T.W tvsl Adol
eaperieaca CLEAN, rheertal rooms, reasonable 269 Fargo
WANTED Flannel waaher.
Co.. i'-lfi E. Broadway.
State Laundry
MAN ta work in wboteaale grocery ware house.
Broadway 463.
IIF.LP "WAX JED MISC.
4
ROOMS AH1 BOAytl l
ROOM and board for bnamsse a" lay asom w-
vealencea. walking dial save. 68.59 waea. 13
r. 7th at. East 4733. i .
'lus Martin Uaaliiuguaa. SU 1 lu,, lot buw
neaa girls and studentav U.nksH 1261.
IIOOMS AI BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILT
tiiv. iitf-iir aitti a'iiioi.
' 880 Wik. at., corner Union ava. !
Call, write or phona East 7443 about free ,
I f.r T la . ,iul nl.k ' I
L. . ' .. , J VOL'S O man wants neat young aaan as roosa-
MIriS DECKEK8 BLSINE8S COLLEtiE j mate In private family; b real fas IX desired.
Civil eervire, dictaphone opera ring, shorthand, vi.i- usail
typewriting, poos seeping, mimeograpning. Eng-
1,-Ji spelling Ajisay bldg.. Sd and Morrison.
HAWTIIOKVE AUTO SCHOOL.
413 UIHTHIIUM AVa.
A MODEUN borne lor men. good takle buard.
nauc. pleasant aurronndJngs. i 1099 Oar
field, near tnion and Alberta. Wdln. 3026.
ETEHTTHLNG MECHANICAL AND EXEC J0" V"d ,n ?n ',11 l.'Z
1CAI-; UNLIMITED; PRACTICAL RE PA Lit Co., 708 4 th eC
lPKKIKNCH tarmhall 4491.
TB1C.
1X1
I FKONT mm and brd M private family for
2 genuesnea, walking daitance;
S2 Cth at. Phona Marshall 9.
KCMKEK VOLNG WOMEN AND MEN wanted
ta piepare lor telegraph service le kelp fill
a..nM MMd lia 1 1., ei fl ) rim rt wmMM An. -m.
ur particulars call or write Telegraph bspC. i-A TEKX oealrable front loom fori 2 yowng aaea.
Boom, 3 1 . Hallway Kscbange pidg. J with or wlthont beard. iaroll 1133.
BEHSTKE WALKElt. biggest bu.ineaa eollega be- t ROOM with or wit bout board fag M gentle
cause beat; enroll any time; free) rata log ue. i man. 657 Flanders at. j ,
: 1 FOR REST 1 large front na fa prirste
HKLP WAJtTKD FKMALF. family for two gent l-men. 440 E. lltb eC S
HOl'MKatKEPISG ROOM
FVRMaHKD A..I l!f V UHA IHHEf
33.60
WANTED 3 chambermaids for town la Idaho:
fare paid; 830. room and board; easy work.
Phone C-2793.
TOt'SG lady lo work st lunrh and coffee noun-
ter.. 1 1 il m. mvl mra la. I entral Cof tea
Week, completely furbialied biiusakeeptng -
suit., ebaotaieiy clean, rvery conveoteaH-e.
bat water, all boom; single bnosekaeptng ronnM
82. SO; dewirable people, only ; aae carfare. The
Cadillac, 1-1 a' Jefferaon. j "
LA KG K weft lurnbLad' frowHTrwotai' 1 or t ymng
I ladies; al- 2 ruvm apa.. reaeonebla. 1ST
! HtnBl at-. 1 Mock M tdt l!UUi ui lluh Vala.
8ALEHLADT for the tobam and candy depart- . ing dUunew.
ment. ninton a. Mm wtmm a ner. i m 4 , ,t
. -
8hnp. 274 Yamhill at.. Central Market bldg.
WANTED A girl to a-wist with honaawork,
lenalj Umily. East 65a, B-2O10.
KXTKA eah Jaliea tor grocery "snd drygooda da- :
panmentji. Kimon s. 1st and Alder.
.wanted. Utility Garment Co.. son a-
pe week, cnsnplaiely fern I. bed
keeping rooea for one or two adultal lectna
1 light, aaa ad (weske and bats. 461 . 8un
LOST ASD rOOD' y ti
i)ST K. I- of 8- gold badge, name inscribed
. U. AL Ttiomaa, 81 reward, t all Mar 6MB, or
driver 401 Panaasa tUdg.. or Mar. 2i., -
LOST Sunday. 840 currency tied in f hand
kehktf. Woodlawn 2094. Reward.
LOST Monogram watch fob, iuitial L. L E.
Call Baoadnay itewarq.
SETTER, female, omnge aar and white- bodZ
Phosw Woodlawn 1654. Reward. - '
G1UL to be!p w th housework, lor
810. Sellwoon 2484.
OPERATOBS
14 " i .4U AND 86.6S for suite U 3 or 3 wnfnr-
TOL'NG men for Font, the wagon driver. Pan- ' snaned. 430 8tephe.es. Call at 306 loth.
Jjaja larket and Gtocery. 1st and Taylor. . ' MODEMS. b!c1 famished 1 tea Apt. nti
BOOKKEEPEK and ty;w riter from 9 a. m. to ', kitchenette; wattreg dsstanee,; Eaat 2079.
- 1 p. m.. 325. Fred A Williams. 92 4 1st. i'L'KNISlJED H. C aad iai :n lull.
, GIRL for lionaework. 641 Hash. st. cor 20th. . rot at. i
K1CELT farn
LOST An opal pin, Thursday afternoon ;. Under
return to 683 Thanaaa at, . Reward, t .
Take Wa.li
WASTED 2'botil iuimrnMildsT
nusnber. K-SSS, JoarnaL
Give phona
xel fc E.
hTTT
Morrieon rt.
aad aeeepuis aims
WANTED Woasen lor factory work. Apply
Amervcan Can Cow. 14th and Front sts.
W'ASTEIi Al 6403 92d sL, A E.. Tabor
1279, woman to purse hall day every week.
COM rETENT girl for general aouarwork and
eookrag. 3U invert en a. alain 6168.
MABKEK8 and sonars, atlosai lxy Ca
, E..AU and daa, , : - .
HOCHKKKKri.Ki ROO.M1 7S
FlRl!MED AND I'.VKlRMltHED
-I- f ' r lVA Y MA L'" . ,
AS IDEAL. plae to live. Come and see aparV
aaent 723 Pen pert lure. ParUand Heights .'
aTFCRXISHCIl H. K7 rnosas; walhmg dwtaneel
1 or 2 rtitWren attnw ed. Pb Eaat 1326.
tCoatla ad mm Polio wleg Paf