THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; : PORTL AND. SUNDAV' MORNING. APRIL 21, 1918.'
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Thrushes of M&ny Kinds
Found in Oregon's Woods
.; " . ''
Robin Is Probably Best Known Member of Family, Thrushes Not
;v Only Loved for Their Sweet Tones but Are Valu-
able to rarmers and uaraeners.
: By VT. A. Eliot,
Vlee-presidsnt of Oregon A adobes Society..
In classifying bird. scientists have
aHvMaif thorn tntn 1 A nrimir a-rniina or
ardara hlnn(nr with that lovut forma.
a th diving- birds, including such
'peclea as th grebes, loons and auks,
and ending- with tha moat highly organ
ied families included In the Order Fas
atrea, or perching birds.
. Thia laat croup la again divided- Into
' 19 families, the laat being the family
; Vurdldae, or thruah family, which in
cludes aueh well known birda aa the
'robin, bluebird, thruahea and aolltaire.
The thruah family la noted for lta
.teauty of form and plumage, as well aa
for lta highly developed powers of aong.
The family ia dlatrlbuted throughout
he world, and the United States Is well
-presented with, some 40 odd apeclea.
Vhe thruahea in Oregon Include the
"Western Robin. Varied Thrush, Town-
end Solitaire, Russet-backed Thrush,
. Western bluebird and several varletiea
If the hermit thrush. The catbird has
also been found in limited numbers In
Uaatern Oregon, having gradually ex
tended Ha range over the Rocky moun
tains Into the protected valleys on the
vestern alope of the Cascade range.
Valuable to Fruit Growers
The thrushes are the most widely
l;nown. and the best loved, of all North
'American birds.. Most of them are fine
lingers, and the hermit thrushes stand
at the top In the Hat of bird musicians.
They are exceedingly valuable to the
fruit grower and vegetable gardner.
They are easily tamed and prefer the
well kept dooryard to the wild woods,
- the hermit thrushes alone, keeping to
the deep woods of the mountain aidea in
' tha summer, and only coming down into
the valleys in the fall when on their way
itoum lor ine winter.
. The thrushes are soft-billed Insectlver-
oua birds and on the approach of winter,
move south, following the food supply.
. While most of the family are highly
migratory, those of the Pacific coast
. are found In more or less numbers in
. regon, even (luring uiej mi oeveio
nlnter weather. While the thrushes of
the eastern states spend the winter well
lo the south of the United States, those
m this coast may go only Into Southern
California or into Northern Mexico.
Vll of the species found In Oregon are
o be seen here In limited numbers
very month in the year.
Birds Like Human Belngi
. When the government made a blrH
census some years ago It was found
triat the- robin was the most abundant
bird In the United States. Kvery child
Knows me room. . 11 is me iirsc Dira mat
comes to Its attention in the dooryard
- and during all the growing years Is the
most familiar of all its feathered friends.
The robin has a wide range of song.
There la the morning song, which greets
you at the first peep of day, which in
the aummer meana almoat 3 a. m., and
- all day long It pipes and whistles and
warblea In endless variety.
To hear the robin at its best It is
necessary to get up early In the morn
ing, to be out in the cool of the early
hours when the world is waking up.
rYi-T. vnn fun Via rnkln a lta K.t
miA nn.... 1.4. , V. V a r. .. M.lni,
The value of the robin to mankind la not
sinlv irnnnm If. hill aaothatln oa wall.
It la Interesting to listen to the various
opinions on the ways of the robin.
up 1n the coast range mountalna re
ports the varied thruah aa being common
there the year round, where they neat
abundantly. The aong of the varied
thruah la described aa a peculiar melan
choly whistle, aside from the dlatlnct
call note heard, while these blrda are
found around the city during our severe
winter weather. The bright orange
yellow breast and aidea, together with
the wide black collar and black banded
aidea of head, make a dlatlnct picture
which makes this bird easily recognized
at sight. In exceptional caaea the
varied thrush has been known to nest
in the vicinity of Portland. . One of the
blrda built a nest at Sixteenth, and
Johnson streets a few years ago, and
last year one or' two nested In the
vicinity of Multnomah.
One of the most distinctive blrda of
Oregon la the russet-backed thrush. It
is the only one of the numerous thruah
family that spends the aummer In the
Willamette valley. It comes back from
Its long journey to the south early in
May, and by June 1 fills the woods with
its whistles and tremelo aong. This
thrush Journeys all the way to Alaska,
nesting all the way from Northern
California to Alaska. It Is very abun
dant In the Portland district during the
summer and can be heard singing in its
querelous manner a singular, trembling.
plaintive aong, very ventrlloqulal and
elusive. In color the russet-backed
thrush Is olive brown above, wings and
tail often browner, chest buffy, whitish
In aummer, marked with narrow trlan
gular spots, underparts white, whitish
eye-rlng distinct.
Will st la Tarda
The russet-back Is one of our most
delightful birds of the summer.. It
haunts the underbrush on the hillsides
kimiiKi. button.
Jim Bra., 181-188 tk a.
jeara ago he heard these blrda In full! MEETHTO NOTICES
song ana ne relates nowjie got up eariy emblem Jewelry
to hear hundred a or ine solitaires sing-: ena-aa
ine' in unison. The effect was wonderful 1
and indescribable, the aong being differ-i
ent from that of any other tolrd that he
had ever heard.
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Women Are Barred
Camp Taylor, Ky., April 20. To pre
vent Interruption of training by visi
tors awarmlng all over the camp, recent
Vital $aitstics
MABBIAOK LICENSES
Herbert J Pearee. S, Benson hotel and In
ordera issued here practically close the T'tti 27? Lew, and Ethel
cantonment to the public except during u. Maipas. is. 831 Kami street.
Pierre Roaater Heiiu, 31, El Phs, Texas,
Charlotte
street.
th t nlarlv Mtahllahed vlnitinsr Twri
oda. Persona having business deallnga !d?I',tl ?' ySPta
i.t. v -..-a,-.. hi.l. Brsdy Elchbaura. legal. 96 Cornell stre
with the government may obtain passes.
but permits to enter the grounda will
not be issued to women.
JEW TODAT
ESTABLISHED 1892
ON TUESDAY NEXT
We have received for thia sale upright
Pianos, costly Mahogany Furniture.
Rugs, etc., from a recently furnished
home and will aell the same at auction
Darwin B. Km nr. 21. Marahfield. and Mar-
Jorie H. Graham. 703 Tillamook street.
Harold Murr, 20, North VaneouTer,. B. C,
Canadian Ens., and Eugenia Kainel, 20, 875
Gantenbein avenue.
Austin K. Hooker. 4(5. Blackstone hotel, and
Bertie Wllliford. 29. 8645 Fifty-second street
southeast.
Aba Harwits. 80, 8eattle, and Charlotte Hp-
para. z. Benson Hotel.
Theodore Detourgerling. 24,. S47 Hill street,
and Cora Preston. 21. 187 Seventeenth street.
John Anderson, 84. 4410 4th street south
east, and Inez N. Kaower, 18. 61 Hood street.
Sidney R. Tivey, 28. Eugene, and Kathryn J
Broner. 28, New H tut in hotel.
Wedding Announcements..
W fi. Smith A Co.. 811 Mnrean bM
lHHtt& bUlXH lor tent, ail mumm.
tonne Ce... SO Stark st.
t,naiue 'la-
BIRTn
MOORE To Mr. and lira. J. A. Moore. 738
AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE
MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING
Comprising a magnificent solid Mahog-
any Dining Room Suite in French de- 1
FTOEBAL DIRECTORS
Holman Undertaking Co,
Funeral Directors
Established 187T.
Third and Salmon streets.
Main 507. A-1511.
Lady Assistant.
HELP WAWTED MALE
J. P. FINLEY & SON
ProgrcsKire Funeral Directors.
PRIVATE UH1VE Women Attsadanta.
Montsooterj t CUth,
Main . A-1BB.
WILSON & ROSS
East 84. Lady Assistant. C-8166.
Maltnomah at H. 8eMnth st.
UnuertaSer.
Modem la
erery detail. Broadway and Pin ata. raooa
Broadway 430, A-4568. Lady asstataBt.
Dunning & McEntee
erery detail. Broadway and PI
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Bale Undertakers.
414 E. Alder St. Phone East 52. 8-3329.
A, D. Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 5287. 5802 S2d st.. Lenta
Tabor 6rt05. 89th st. and Foster road. Arleta.
East 781. ' I r D 0 1 1 Mrs. Lereh
B-1888. LunOn AwUunt.
Undertakers. B. 11th and Hawthorne.
UAMII THM 1878 K, Gllsan at.
ru
ne rsl serrtaee. Tabor 44
85th
!.. O l- I. HrlAinnt . at
DreeZe Gi bnOOK B-2546. Tabor 1258
1111 Kerby st. ' Woodlawn 8308. C-11S1.
East Bnrnskle street. April 14. a daughter.
lliMBU.N To Mr. and Mrs. iff. i. Tumson,
6242 Biity-second utreet, April 14. a daugh- I
ter. !
MORGAN To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan,
480 East Eighteenth street. April 13. a son.
e.nw. KiJi", tAV, ninin t ' THATCHEU To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K.
ble; set of chairs wiui
including Arm Chair. BuTfet and Serving - bbiVIt,, Mr. d Mrs. WHbnr P. r., i853
Table. This suite was purchased in New Eart 8urk street. April 18, a son.
York: city, cost $500 and was never used. ' BBOWN To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Brown.
Thera is nothing more elaborate in the ' April 8. Corbatt. Or., a son.
.ty of Portland. Axmlnster Dining Room CYRUS To Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cyrus,
Rug, 9x12; white and gold Dinnerware, : snermsn street. April -z, a son.
several Mahogany Candlesticks, large G1?.8 Jo Mr. and Mrs. James Melntyre
Pier Glass Mirror, Andirons, old Blue . . 1 Carruthers street, April 14. a
WlANrffswre EVTT-To Mr. sad Mrs. GeW G. Ererett.
KIUHT fIAJNO A1N1J SIOOU. oyer- 147 Elerenth street, April 14, a son.
atuffed Davenport In blue Velour, Ma- CERVEY To Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Cerrey.
hogany Arm Rockers, OU Paintings. 192 Morris street. April 11, a son.
Library Table and Rockers in oak, full ; FIIjLHOUER To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fill
size Brass Bed, Vernis Martin and: houer, 510 H Williams arenue, April 15, a
Enamel Beds, Mahogany and Oak t spn.
Dressers, best steel Springs. Mattresses, i MORGAN To Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Morgan, 480
Eitn cisuteenu imei, April xo, sun.
Skewes
Undertaking Co.
A-2321. Comer
Main 4153.
8d and CUy.
MO CM EXT
r- BLAE5ING GKANI'. t(
'f 267-3?, V. AT MADISON
POHTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 204-Ob 4th
ori-lt. citr hall. Main 8664. PhH4
Neu Sons for memorials.
LOST AX D FOUyP
21
THE FOLLOWING articles bae been found on
cars of the Portland Railway. Light A Power
Co: 1 bunch keys, 3 purses. 1 clieeg boos, 1
pair gloves. 1 glore. 1 pin, 8 lunch boxes, 1
wester. 1 child's coat. 8 packages. 1 book, 1
tablet. 1 basket Tegetables. 1 umbrella. Owners
may obtain property at Eirst and Alder Street
station.
Pillows and Bedding, Gas Ranee. Alum
lnum Utensils and many other useful
lots,
Also from another house we shall sell
Dining Room Table and Chairs. Buffet.
and in the canyons around the city and Bedroom Furniture, Steel Range, etc
will come Into the yard of the outlying And Sanitary Roll Top Desk and
parts of Portland. If undisturbed it will -oir.
nest In the shrubbery In the back yards,
and during the warm summer eveninga A T TfHTTfYIVPPR 'Q TVOTF?
u,lll rniv Its r.rr.tatny with lta ilallrhl. rttJVj 1 lljLtV kj X 1 J A
ful song, a restful ethereal aong which
Is indescribable.
There are several varieties of the
hermit thrush which Inhabit the moun
tainous districts of the state and are
only seen In. the Portland region during
the fall migrations. They are similar in
plumage to the russet-backed thrush,
the difference being hard to distinguish
in the field. The songs of the hermit
We desire to call your especial atten
tion to the lovely Mahogany Dining
Room Suite In this sale. The other goods
mentioned are well worthy of your at
tention. Alt the furniture, Rugs, etc.,
are now on display.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT
10 A. M.
CR1CHTON To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crichton,
469 Salmon street, April 14. a son.
8TUBB8 To Mr. and Sirs. J. W. Stubbs.
Casadero, Or., April 17, a son.
POTTER To Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Potter. Car
son, Wash., April IS. a son.
I.rSD To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Lund. 403
Tacoma avenue, April 17, a daughter.
KRIEGER To Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Krieger,
414 Knott street, April 8, a son.
DEATHS A?ri FUNERALS
75
L1TZENBEKG In thia city, April 18. Glenn
L. Litzenberg. of 854 H Clinton street, aged
81 years 2 months., beloved husband of Ldda
Litxenberg, son of Mary A. Litzenberg, brothers,
of Amy Litxenberg of Portland. Earl of Vol-
antine. Texas, Boy of Los Angeles, and Don
Litzenberg of San Francisco. Friends invited to
attend funeral services, which will be held at
tha Elks temple, at 2 p. m , Wednesday, April
4. Interment Mt. Scott Park cemetery, tie-
mains are at noiman s lunexai psnura.
thrush are considered to be the finest ON THURSDAY NEXT i heTFkemper April 10. at the residence.
of all hird anne-i luivuiy a. Mts a. Corbett street, Herman Heitkemper, age
OX ail Dirt! SOngS. I vl I 1 .. l - . k.1.H n,.h,nH nf Mrs. Rarbara
Heitkemper and fatner ot joixn. uruno, jowpmns
HeitkemDer and Mrs. J. A. Albrich. Funeral
A. M. ON THURSDAY wiU Uka place from the aboTe residence Mon
NEXT. day. April 22. at 8:45 a. m., thence to St.
lawrence church, corner Third and Sherman
WE BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR streets, where mass will be ofiered at 9 o clock.
CASH. OUR PHONE NUMBER Friends invited. Interment at Mount calvary
Only those who go into the mountains
In the summer have a, chance to get ac
quainted with these thrushes. To hear
their song is a rare treat and only
cornea to those who wait and listen.
John Burroughs Bays that the song of
the hermit thrush is the most wonderful
bird song In the world.
Another member of the thrush family,
found only In the west, is Townsend
Solitaire, a bird strongly resembling the
mocking bird of the southern states.
Household Goods to offer you.
SALE AT' 10
IS MAIN 3332.
cemetery.
AUCTION OP UNCLAIMED BAG
GAGE ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ST.
AT 10 A. M. AT THE ASH STREET
irntr es w ,v nil 4a n -?.- vA
They are birds of the mountains, being Ufena and hlrgesTfor tte T O-W.'r. &
found up to 8000 feet, but are commonly w r,o.. trunks. Boxes. Valises. Suit
found All aloner th lower mtehM nf thn I -a ,is.Vi iA,n ont hawoci
em." j.- . r.v f .."..::"r: petricutich pra ie. at
of the russet-backed thrush and has all the owners within the time prescribed by
law. By order
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD
NAV. CO.,
By J. H. REGAL.
Genl. Baggage Agent.
LIXD April 18, at tne family residence. 808
. Simnson st.. Mrs. Stina K. Lind. ace 04 years.
beloved wife of Alfred Lind, mother of Selma
and Jennie Lind. sister of Johannes and Enoch
Lundblad. all of this city. Funeral service will
be conducted Monday, April 22, at 2 pt m., from
Pearaon Undertaking parlor, Ruwell St.. comer
Union ave. Friends Invited. Interment in family
plot at Greenwood cemetery.
a;
of the habits of that bird.
Solitaire Wonderful Song Bird
The color of the Solitaire ia brownish j
gray, paler beneath, wings with two
whitish wing bare, bases Of primaries
and secondary wing feathers buffy or
the residence
75 Northrun street. Maria Petrieuvlch. age 21
years, beloved wife ot Marion Petricuvich and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alauiew ueiieucli.
Funeral will take place from Dunnin & Mc
Kntee's chanel. Monday. April 22. at 8 a. m.
I thence to St. Patrick church where mass will
: be offered at 8:30 a. ra. Friends invited. In-
j tennent at Mount Calvary cemetery.
W. C. BAKER W. H. DEAN
Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers
i EAN In this city, April 20, at her late resi
dence. 471 Morrison street. Clarissa A. lean
see 57 years, wife of W. A. Dean and mother
fcomsi thinic rh.ir lanv hirri. .imr.lv yellowish, outer tall feathers whitish.
apendlng their time pulling worms out Th "am Soli.!re M1 Masonic Temple Bldg.. Yamhill and West, l,t UtvLikS The
of tha lawn, and thsn for dsiwrt tttlni Choicest . spots of the mountain Park Street. Phone Main 3332. Ian of the United SUt Msnne seicee The
heights. The Bong is described as One
of great beauty, of a flute-like quality
hard to describe. When Leon Dawson
was In the region of Mt. Jefferson some
KET TODAY
AuctionSales
AT
HOUSE
Ht-lTl SECOKB ST. (5B. YAMHILL)
of the lawn, and then for desert eating
tha finest strawberries or the largest
cherries. Some complain that they are
Quarrelsome birds, especially during the
winter when we are feeding them, and
they chase the other smaller birda away
from the feeding stations. Many of
these accusations are true in part, but
the same things can be said of all birds
. and animals, as well as the genus homo.
' In moods and tenses birds are about the
same aa humans, they have their good
Ana had points. It Is more or less a
case of the survival of the fittest. The
,'arge blrda lord It over the small ones.
the strong dominate the weak.
Tllnehlrd T.lkanhla Than
To my mind the robin Is a .handsome . WILSON'S AUCTION
vivii-vui, cuccry icuuw, iuii ti me,
lively of aong and Interesting in all his
ways. To know him well Is to love him
for Just being a robin.
The bluebird Is well known in song
and story to all the world. The western
bluebird Is the same as his eastern
cousin in habits and song, but differs in
color. The bluebird of trve eastern states
haa the back colored almost a uniform
blue, while the western form has a
patch of chestnut color on the back and
the blue of the upper parts is a richer
blue. Tha armor ! thn anma ilmnla
, plaintive warble, usually uttered while ;,waya
on the wing, and the quiet gentle ways
endear the bluebird to all who become
acquainted with him.
The bluebird la one of the commonest
occupants of our nest boxes, and will
coma back to the same box year after
year if undlaturbed. The bluebird wan
dera around in small flocks during the
winter, ana may be seen in and .around
Portland every month in the year,
The mountain bluebird is found in the
mountain district of the state, only oc
I HAVE A
Cole Six
7-Passenger Touring Car
Just like new. Will sell for Jlooo
See Ollie Hemphill at
Covey Motor Car Co.
21st and Washington Sts.
Main 6244 v
remains are at the residence establishment of
J. P. Finley A Son, Montgomery at Fifth. No
tice of funeral later.
WORCESTER The funeral servicea of the
late Samuel Worcester of 651 Kearney street,
beloved hufbsnd of Mrs. Jane Worcester, will be
conducted todav. April 21. st 8 o clock n. m.
instead of 2:80 as previously ctated, from the
funeral parlors of the Chambers-Kenwofthy
company, 1111 Kerby street, at Kmerson, op
posite Jefferson high school. Friends Invited.
Public Employment Bureau
24? Davis Street
SHIP YARDS.
RAYMOND. WASH.
HELP WASTED-VALE
Can us 10 house carpenters. I8 60. 8 hoar:
25 laborers. SS.67H. 8 bours. .
ASTORIA TABDS
Can use SO bridge or house carpenters. 15. KO
to start, 8 drill press men. 84.90. 8 hours; 80
laborers. V3.6TH. Good men wiU be advanced
to 84.40. 8 hours.
v ST. HELENS YARD
Ten shipwrights. 86.60. 8 hours. 25 labor
ers. 88.85. -
, PORTLAND YARDS
20 shipwrights. 16.60. 8 hoars: BOO laborers
and. helpers. 83.57 4. Uood chance for ad
vancement, and yon are also heroine our bevs
In olive drab beat tha Muna.
MILLS AND LOGGING CAMPS
Hand red of vacant-Us far skilled and rnnknUd
labor. Come and see us.
SPECIALS
THE clam! fled advertising departssent of The
Orecon Journal can use a couula of faun
I hustlers as solicitors. Most be clean cut, wUl
I ing te work hard and anxious to learn. Prefer
saea 48-20 years. Salary and stesdy advaoce
Bsent to live me a. Ask fdr ale. Pickens, s to
10 a. aa. Monday.
HELP WAUTEU MtC.
4t
' Harvest Hat Salesman
World's largest maker. Established specialty
Una. Large demand. liberal commission. Ex
penses advanced. Samples 25 !bv Real salesman
with aulp can "clean up." Hest references re
quired, harsdlne Harvest Hat Co.. DM, St.
Xouis. M
SALESMEN Wanted May 1, by Urge Cleve
land corporation, two Hve, aggressive men
who ran develop into specialty salesmen for
Oregon territory. Uood opportunity lor
merchants. Dalesmen earning t JOo to $ri0o
per month. Position permanent. Commissions
paid weekly. State experience. Addr saiev
manager, boa 17T. Station C. Cleveland-. Ohm
MEX-WOMEN WANTED lor government ar
poslcsbns. Thousands needed Immediately
good salaries; permanent employment; liberal
vacations; other advantages. We prepsra you
and you secure a position or we refund your
money. Ask for booklet ,,QK" free to eiti-
Bcuool, 2b0
20 carpenters, Camas, Wish.: 1 blacksmith,
Pendleton. Or. ;. 60 boUermakera. 80 mac Lin.
ists, 1 night clerk, hotel; 1 stock man. 1 book sens, Washington Civil Scrvica
keeper, 5 is ni tors. 1 experienced fur man. 1 wis- Warden bldg.. Washington. I C.
i,'Ll,!!m?r"l.-0Unf-m"k.ShOn0rph : 1 ho WANTED More young men and women to take
ii nnmreo1u , our course in telegraphy. The demand for
. " our graduates is much creater than Uie iuidIy
to mention.
era. 56.50. 8 hours.
FARM HELP
100 general farm hands, teamsters, milkers,
slieep herders, etc.. 860 to 875 per month, board
and room.
Office opes from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. -
Public Employment Bureau
347 Davis Street.
5 placed in good positions the past week.
now. e can place you Iey and
Hehnk-Walker
Morrison.
Business College,
Begin
evening.
4 Lb St., nesr
LOST tjpitx dog. cream color, svnite nag
around neck, name Jtiae ; no couar. u-
erai reward. Notify Bdwy. Ztt7. or 039
Flanders st.
LOST On Williams svre., between Ruseell and
Failing St.. package of letters and cartoons.
property of Marguerite Addis. Return to i31
Larrabee st. fcast inui.
STRAYED OR STOLEN After March 10,
from Rocky Point, 2 heifers, 1 black aad
white, 1 yellow; both 2 years old. Reward.
Parker, 422 H wasmngton.
LOST Black purse containing large sum or
money, near Foundation shipyards. Finder
please return to J. O. Marshsll. 385 3d st;
THE party that took the white Milan hat in the
lac store is anown, so amuiy return to iu
accommodatlop desk st tliat store. Wdln. 2f07.
LOST Cuff button, engraved on half dolisr.
initials "W. Jb iinaer can xiroaaway zaua.
Reward.
LOST On Vancouver car, small black purse
containing money, keys. .Return to Dwignt
Edwards Co. Reward. '
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.;
WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG
We write music and guarantee publisher's
accepts nee. Submit poems on war, love or any
subject.
CHESTER MC8IP CO .
o3 So. Dearborn, suite 1P. Chicago.
SALESMAN Capable suecislty mau for Ore
gon. Staple line on new and exceptional
terms, vacancy now. Attractive commission con
tract. $.15 weekly fnr expenses Miles F. Bixlcr
Co.. 22716 Carlin bldg.. Cleveland. Ohio.
WANTED 10 bright. cable women to
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. (25 to
850 per week. Railroad fare paid. Weekly si
I vance for traveling expenses. Address st once,
(inodrirli Drug Co.. Dept. 700, Omahs. Neb
CIVIL SERVICE exsmjnstions. Portland, soon
I Women desiring clerkships, postoffu-e, govern
ment departments; stenographers. Write for
free particulsrs to J. C Leonsrd (Former civil
service examiner) , 1 53 Kenots bklg , sshingnn
LARGEST ON THE COAST
GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT
CORRECT INFORMATION
COCBTEOCS TREATMENT
LOGGERS LOGGERS
MILL MEN MILL MEN
SHIPYARD WORKERS
FARM HANDS AND MILKERS
RAILROAD WORKERS
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.
462 HAWTHORNE AVE.
EVERYTHING slECUA.MCAl. AND ELEC,
PDlAt. IA1 IMtl t'fl. UllllTr1!! l)f fit tn
EXPERIENCE
HELP WASTED TKlfAlH
TOTJNO LADIES
FOR TELEPHONE OPEBATCfO. j
XO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY.
88 PER- WEEK PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
RAPID ADVANCEMENT V 8ALABT,
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
EXTRA PAYMENTS FOR SUNDAYS
AND HOLIDAYS.
APPLY TO TELEPHONE COMPANY.
OrERATTNO BOWO!.. SIXTH FLOOR.
PARK AND OAK STS.,
BETWEEN 8:80 A. M. AND 5.80 P. M.
GIRI -S SIXTEEN OR OVER
TO WORK IN BAG FACTORY. GOOD
WAGES. STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
APPLY AT ONCE
AMES HARRIS NEVILLE CO.
FIFTEENTH AND HOTT STS
iKLalUKU YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN wanted
I to prepare tor telegraph service to belp fill
1 vacancies caused by the drafting of mea for war.
I For particulars call or write Telegraph DepL.
! Room 218, Hailwsy Exchange hMg
6TEEN SEWING SCHOOL B lk s system of
ladies' tailoring and dressmaking taught: pat
terns cut to measure. Pbone East 2158. B-3S07.
162 Grand ave., near Belmont
Kit K.N (11 conversation taught quickly. Les
ions in English branches, topics of the
i dsy snd genersl informstlon. Telephone morn-
ing, MM Ferris. Kaat g4.
MEIER A FRANK CO.
Require, the following
EXPERIENCED
HELP
Grocery order fillers, grocery aalaswewien.
shoe saleswoman, drapery savers, lamp shads
makers.
Sherlock's Telegraph Rail-
road School
wants men students quick: great demaad for
operators and agents; -thorough course, ail
branches: positions guaranteed whea competent;
conducted by experienced railroad tnetrnrtora;
siwial rates: mail courses it desired. Worcas-
ter bldg . room l .
OLD HATS made new. Reblocklng 60s, trisa-
ming up. hemstitching 10a per yd. Button-
msking. First class work guaranteed. Wi
give 8 A If. green trading stamps. Mack 's
Millinery. 64 2 Union ata. N.. Beat KasaaU.
EaM 2381.
LOT STRING MANDARIN AM HE It BEADS.
REWARD. U14 SPALDIiU BLDU. u.l-
4089. .
LOST $5 bill, on Morrison or 6th st. ; return
to No. 8 at Central Messenger, l-tn ana
Burnside sts. Reward.
HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND CAMP "
THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL
880 Wasco St.. corner Union svw.
Call, write or phone East 7445 about
trial offer. Dsy snd night elsssee.
LOST Yesterday afternoon, diamond sunburst
pin. either on or going to car. xtewara. Aiau
6914. 727 Kearney St.
HELP WANTED MALE
MEIER A FRANK CO.
Esquire the following '
EXPERIENCED
HELP
Two floor men. bookkeeper, shoe salesmen.
wheel goods salesmen, packer, baker's helper on
pies and coffee cakes for night work, grocery
stock man, 2 janitors.
COOK8 AND HELPERS
FARES ADVANCED WHEN NECESSARY
ALWAYS AT YOUB SERVICE
ACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO,
288-235 BCRNSIDB STREET
J. P. COXpN, Manager
ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT
Aside from ability, it is essential to have the
willingness to do cheerfully whatever is required.
Tell us age. where you have worked and what
you have dona, the range of materials with
which yon are familiar and also salary ex
pected. J-671, Journal.
TIKES Two to learn vulcanizing trade; some
pay while learning; also one expert tire chang
er. Call 9 a. m. or 5 p. m. today. Oregon
Vulcanizing Co., 3S5 Burnside st.
WANTED Men to qualify to, .trainmen. Ap
. ply room 310 Electric building; open all
day and all nigbt. including Sundays. P. It-. L,
It P. company.
WANTED At once, reliable dentist to take
cars of established city practice for several
months. T-684. Journal.
T.TNK Tn this city AdHI 20. Mrs. Etta' Link
aged 50 yean 4 months 2 days, mother of
Mrs. ' S. Millls. Boy, Butts. Bertha and Paul
Link, all of this elty. The funeral servicea will
he held at tha conservatory chanel of F. 8. Dun-
nine. Inc. 414 East Alder street, at 1:80 p. m.
Monday, April 22. Friends invited. Interment
Lone Fir cemetery.
GROSSMILLER The funeral service of Ixiuls
Grossmiller, aged 48 years', beloved husband
, of Mrs. Pauline Grossmiller. brother of Mrs. G.
Mankertz and Charles Grossmiller, will be held
from A. R- Zeller company parlors Sunday. April
21, at 11 a m. Friends are invited. Remains wtll
be taken to Beaver Creek, Or., for interment
WANTED Men above the draft age "to go
over tne top wiin out nursery stock. Las a
weekly. Capital City Nursery Co.. Salem. Or.
WANTED Solicitor for Liberty emblems on
automobiles, etc. 200 McKay bldg.. cer. 8d
and Stark sts.
MEN' WANTED FOB
SAWMILLS, BOX FACTORIES. LOGGING
urtiuiiUAa
KLAMATH COUNT I, OREGON.
8 HOUR DAY.
HIGHEST WAGES.
BEST SCHOOLS.
COOL, DRY CLIMATE.
CITY OF 6000 PEOPLE.
WANTED Men for. factory work; wood work'
era preferred. Portland Furniture Mfg. Co.,
249 Macadsm street
SIGN painter's helper who csn do plain lettering
on bulletins; all summers work. Apply 8
ra. 310 Pine st. Monday.
JAPAfc.oJ boy to assist in Housework; no
cooking. Do washing; good wages. AddIv at
ZJ1 ista ave., corner Park ave. Mam 287
BEOTJLAB SALESBATS
MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY AND FRIDAY
EACH DAT AT 18 A. M.
MEETING NOTICES
41
a rood assortment of lifedlnm
jrrica
SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE
At Our Auctions It Will Pay Tou to
ATTEND OTIR SALES.
M. W. A. ROSTER
ALBERTA camp, Tuesday. Williams
and Skidmore,
OREGON OAK camr. 1st and Sd
Tuesday. Fisk ' and Lombard.
BOSE CITY camp, Wednesday, 11th t. near
oiaxa, (west aide. J
MT. 8COTT, 1st and 3d Wednesday, Lenta
ST JOHNS, Thursday. St. Johns station.
OREGON FIR. Friday. 114 H Grand ave.
YOUNG April 18. at the residence, 104 N.
Broadway, Rose Young, age 9 years, beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Young Gee. Funexal
services will be held at Dunning A Mc En tee's
chapel, Tuesday. April 23. at 1 p. m. Friends
invited. nlterment at Kiverview cemetery.
MORRELL The funeral servicea of the late
Robert E. Morreil will be held today (Sun
day), at 2 o'clock p. m., at the residence es
tablishment of J. P. Finley A Son, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends invited. Incineration at
the Portland crematorium.
PORTLAND STAB HOME-
STAB NO. 42. B. A. Y..
meets every Thursday evening
BUCK In thia elty. April 20. Minerva Buck,
aed 89 years.- beloved mother of Mrs. W.
Scott Thompson of thia city, and grandmother of
Mrs. B. W. Redick of this city and Harry Thomp
son of North Dakota. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements tn care of Miller A Tracy.
HAAS The funeral servicea of the late Emma
C. Raaa will be held at the family residence
in the new Moos, temple. 4th : 838 Borthwick' street, today ( Sunday ), at 2
and Taylor sts. Visitors wel- o'clock P. M. . Friends invited. J. P.. Finley
Xetta Haines, corns- et oon. mreiu.r
Also
pendent. 205 Alisky bldg., 3d , JENNINGS In this city, April 20, Joseph Jen
and Morrison sts. Office nhrme. ninn r 24 veers, late of 366 Sixth street.
Main 6356 ; residence phone. East 7990. ! The
mmiirn will b forwarded this ( Sunday)
I KIRKPATBICK C6UNCU, 2227, Knighta and evening by J. P. Pinky A Son. to Madras, Or..
Indies osW Keraritv Hie oner, KHtw ...i ; where servicea will be held and interment made.
Friday, April 26, 8:30 p. m.. Swisa halL Mor- 6HORNO In thia city, April 20, 1818. Lewis
neon ana xsroaaway. v-sms ( rvou ) . entertain-' c. Shorno, age 78 years, commander ot Oeo.
ment, oancing, hoco i Berry a union music: Wrieht Post. G. A. H. : also a Mason. Oddfel
low and A. V. u. vv. noucs oiattnerai laiar
by Miller Traoey.
JONES 4n tins city, April 19. 1918, John Evan
at
We sell
AT PRIVATE SALE
vcaalonally drifting over into the Willam- IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
no vaiiey. it u easily distinguished &!" uudihi lis at iuuk CONVEX
frnm tha .,l.,n Klx.KI K l. I IKN'CE.
" " muioi n- u.ll rvs-na rvryr a to ment
tiDuorm oiua oi a mucn lighter shade, -titdp n itimwi nfmS mT.r.'.i. I good pnxea. Admission free. You and your : a n IT. w
Tna, iinmr itm r j m n.inv n t n. d . n (..... . . . . . . . - .
--?- " . "S' UAH ItAJNtixViS, titilf xtlUISKATORS.
.S1 uuv, Liia uuucr Lietrus ucinj, a.
paia greenisn nue. The coloring la so
dltfarent that the bird would be recog
nised on sight,
Varied Thrash Aboaad la Coast Bun
Tha varied thrush (sometimes called
tha Alaska, robin) is a close kin to
tha robin with all of its ways and habits.
It la found In the lower reaches of the
mountains through the Bummer, thoueh
usually to be found In abundance at
about tha 2u00-foot level. Unless
forced . down into the valleys by the
deep snows of the winter it spends the
ant Ir waxtr in thet rtfo-h Haan uia.i.
friend of mine who has a logging camp In c0111101"1-
Interment at Tm Angeles, Cat.
OFFICE FURNISH
INGS, STORE FIX
v TURES AND
EQUIPMENT
Grocery Department
friends are invited to coma for a good time.
Don't forget the grand opening picnic
rystaj tiaae rare, sisy ni ,
GUL R RAZEE GROTTO No. 85.
Stated session this (Monday)
evening, 8 o'clock. Masonic Temple.
West Park and Yamhill streets.
Band concert. Business of im
portance.
Visiting prophets cordially invited. By order
or stonarcn. it. is. ruuo.'. Secretary.
Jones, aged 87 years, beloved husband of
Catherine Jones. Remains forwarded by the
Holman Undertaking Co. to Albion, Wash., for
interment.
j BEIGHLEY Katharine T. Beighley, Good 8a-
.. k- I manian oV". .
M
GROSSMILLER
avenne, April
phritis.
-Lonia Grossmiller, T4S Union
18, 48 years, chronic aa-
SPECIAL. PRICES ON ALL GOODS
U(r tVrte.JJ run HALhi.
J. T. WILSON. Proprietor.
W. A. camouflaae entertainment
and smoker at M. W. A. hall on UILROY Charles GUroy. 818 Morris, April 18.
11th street near Stark, next Wednes- t 7a veers, acuta hemorrhage.
day evening. All Woodmen and HAGELIN Katea Hagelin, 8882 East. Pardee
friends welcome. ' Soldiers specially in- street, April 18. 69 years, cerebral hemorr
VI ted whether members or not. Theae 1
hours of solid fun. F. U Davis, consul: F. J. KATADA F. Katada, St. Vincent hospital,
Darlington, clerk. 815 N. W. Bank bldg. i April 17, 41 years, tubercular meningitis.
B. E. A. 800 card party at Manchester hall. IX)N ALDSON Arsw Donalon, Multnomab
lis 44 Mb t ti,. ik. .-a B..I I county -hospital, 81 years. April 18. chroxuo
85 5th St.. meets Tuesda niaht and 8at-
ttrday afternoon. Ham and grocery prises. Mon
day afternoon and Saturday night, merchan
dise prises. Afternoons at 2:15 and evenings.
8:30. All welcome and admission 25s. Broad
way
; vPay casr tor used Furniture, etc I the Maccabees. Portland tent No. l. will
Call Main 1626. I give a card party and dance at their hall.
"Where to Get It'1
KEMMERER and
- ROCK, SPRINGS COAL
THB cleanest and BEST BURN IN (J
coals, raiuci auguiiasui ,
- CRYSTAL ICE & SIC 3 AGE
409 Alder St.. Thursday evening, April 25. All
are mruea. mesa will ne good prizes in gro
ceries. Good music by union orchestra and a
splendid lima for all who attend. Come and en
joy yourself. Admission 20e. Committee.
OREGON FIR CAMP. Modern Woodmen of
America, wiU give a smoker at their ball.
114 hi Grand avenue (East 8ide Business Men's
club room) . Friday night, April 28. A splen
did program baa been prepared. All M. W. A.
and friends invited.
844
-B-1I44.
MARION FUEL CO. Country slabs, railroad
ties, blocks, inside had cord wood. Mala 2878.
A-3M03. 825 Front, near Clay.
NATIONAL Fuel Co.. B. 2d and Oroa sts..
loot grata aiaowooa aeuvarea ptotupuf.
f sve s. - . '
IBY heavy wood. S. East 20th. Taylor. 81;
a. w mm na . .. . " J
SUITES
and
SINGLE OFFICES
Journal Building
Best of building service.
Apply 311 Journal Bldg
leail JUL. 7173, A-6051
TJSIOX ATE. 83TAP
100X100 With trarkin Tntal -t
15750 ; terms. ' Naar - Hawthorn ava!
This Is a rreat buy. Soma income).
13.0O 48X100. a housu Kr. av 1
I blocks Pftrtl.nrl fecial rpAWH- --
xaaaajfi. acutlaE, AtUUB Bldf. j temple. 4th and Tsyior ata. Graceriea pnaes
given, annnrniim 200.
DUN LAP William H. Dunlap, 8040 Fostex
road. April is, eu years, acute nepnnus.
FLOB1STB
JAPAN FLORIST
188 4th ft., near YamhUl. Bad
dine and Derannial plants. S Dedal
sale geranium. LaUotrope, ealla, lo
belia, aster, pansy reony, marigold,
eta. Outside grown veaMable plants.
an kind: your choice. Ci donas lou
28a Japonica and fruit plants at a bargain.
MARTIN 4s FORBES CO., Florists. 864 Wash.
Maia S6. a-12w. - riawaa xor au
rtena rtoany arranged.
ij.iut BROS.. Flururta. 28T Mornsoa at.
Maia or A-180S. Ftna flowers aad floral
QJfStZlTw FLbRAI, faHOP,245 Aldedn.
will give card party and dance. Fararten haU. FO"I,on-
129 4th St. AdmiauoB 18 cents. Everybody 1 LUttLlXER. Portland Motel, ago Morrison.
welcome 11 a member or not.
MARGUERITE CAMP will give the last of a
series of card Dartiee Tuesdav eve.. April 28.
Grocery priaea. EL Side Biuiness Men' club. Ad
mission 15o.
MULTNOMAH CIRCLE 744. N. OF W.. will
bold Ha nominatioa of delegates to tha dis
trict convention Friday evening, April 28. -
OKA M. ALLKN, clerk.
THK Women of Mooaeheart Legiosi give a card
MAX M. 8MIIH, Florist. 141 Vs Cth
WANTED SUble man who will do general
chores at suburban home: references. Main
BIO or address Box E-727. Journal.
EXPERIENCED bakers helper, best of refer
ences required. Apply 9 to 10 a. m . Super
intendents oil ire. (lids. Wnrtman & King.
WANTED Msn and wrinicers, experience not
necessary. Apply in person. Crystal Laundry
Company.
WANTED Brass finisher and general machiniM.
Steady position. A.
shall sts.
G. Long, 18 th and Mar-
SALEUMAN wanted by local house to call on
city trade. 8 late full particulars and salary
expcted. A-78S, Journal.
WANTED Gardener for suburban home; refer-
encea reaulred.
E-72 8. Journal.
Main 815 or address Box
WAMJS.D packer automooue accessories, give
experience, reference and salary expected. L-
S30, Journal.
PRINTER First clasa compositor wsnted; elate
experience: permanent position to right man
W-419, Journal.
FIRST CLASS painter and paperhanger
Phone Main 8113. or call 194 t eth. Mon
day.
TWO neat young men over 18 to travel; good
salary snd all expenses. Clark. 428 Cor
nelius noteL
BOY to learn good trade. Good pay whll
learning. Bergman Shoe Manufacturing Co.
821 Thurman st.
WANT painter to paint in exchange for lot.
Wdin. 11:00.
'T7 !
Apply "BV
Dairy Lunch.
MAN for general orchard work.
Multnomah hotel.
MEN to work in Leighton'a
Broadway and Washington st.
Vv ANTED A man for dairy work, 860. room
ana noara. isoor ztuz,
WANTED-Bo;
Furniture M
V,.
over 18 years old. Poffland
to., Macadam street
WANTED Office boy or girL Apply Mitchell,
Lewia A Staver Co.. E. 2d and E. Morrison.
ALL round country printer. Mount Scott Her
aid. ienta, or.
WANTED Truck driver for milk route.
Wil
lamette Dairy, 483 Union ave. N
WANTED A-farm hand. $55, room and board.
Tabor 2702.
WANTED Able
Co.. 14th and Froi
men at American Can
WANTED; Partner to cut ship knees. Not
much money needed. D-987. Journal.
BOY wanted to drive-Ford delivery car. Birer-
virw Dairy Co.. 1008 Belmont st
jANiTOB and wife. Must be experienced. 885"
lUh st. Pbone Msin 859. -
BED
MAKER and all around
51 N. 2d st.
lodging house
EXPERIENCED hotel
hotel.
runner. New Houston
wanted, good waxes. Pacific
FDNEHAL DIRECTORS
MILLER A THACEY, Independent Funeral Di-
nitnra Pneea aa low as S2U. .
Washington at Ella. Main 2891. A-7885.
80.
WRINGER man
Laundry Co.
WANTED Truck driver. .472 E. Burnside su
Jau today or Monday.
BOY or old .man to. help in small dairy in city.
it w. xtmiaio ex.. near B.enton arnool.
MECHANICS r-Aatomoblle. experienced on orer-
head valve motors. Oakland. 844 Broadway.
.BOY to learn printer's trade. Borer Printing
tJo.. S3 6th st
MEN to cut cord wood, hest pay, good job, hear
jown. ' xai za sr., city.
A. R. Zeller Co.
892, Williams ave.
East 1088. C-lOas.
Wlfeon & WilsonwdJtftsf,
B. T. BTKNKS. new residence) eetsblishmentT
891 "Wiilianu av(j Woodlawn 220, C-1948.
MIS8 DECKER S HI SIN Ksci COLUGE
Civil service, dictaphone operating, shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, mineogrsphing. Eng
Uh spelling. Aliiky bldg.. 8d and kfovriimn.
and board
WANTED Children to room
private home. Rates reasonable.
8453.
tall
in
East
BEHNK.E.-WALKER, biggest business eollege be
cause baft: enroll sny time; free catalogue.
BOYS WANTED
Over 18. With Wheels
Clean Work aad Steady
Good Advaaeement
MAKE $80 TO $100 FEB Ma
Em L. Bailey
253 Oak Street
HELP WANTED F F.MALE
ST KMX iKA I'll EH or tnit wsnted for null of
fice of large corporation located 25 miles
from Portland. Salary 105 plus bonin $7.00
Stata. age, experience arl where you have
worked. Also telephone number. J-070, Journal.
WANTED WOMEN TO WORrflN PICKTE
FACTORY. tJOOD WAGES. KTKRIJSG
FOOD PRODUCTS CO.. 1122 MACADAM
ROAD. TAKE SOUTH PORTLAND CAR.
PLEASANT room snd board for refined woman
or school girl in exchsnge for help with bsby
morning and evening. No cooking or washing.
Phone Main 4010
l.lltL, or woman wanted to Kelp with Iwua
work. Small houia. small efsmll; Alameda
Park. Pleasant, comfortable boms. Wdln. 4847
S. W. cor. 28th and Mason.
WANTED rExiierienced girl for work In bakery
dent., in downtown market. Apply nunday
between 10 and 2 only. 702 Overton sU No
phoning.
WANTED, stenographer who is capable of hsodl-
ing legal matter and has business sbility. State
see. salary: reference, pbone number. E-719
Jcnnul.
GIRLS for"" factory work. Portland Paper
Psrksce Co.. E. 25th and lioliaday are.
East 7890.
heevy
WOMAN for genersl
washing; wages $2
ave. N.
housework ;
per day.
no
1034
Glen
EXPERIENCED cashier for cafe. If you
can say thank you to each eutojner you
will be well iaid for services. B 940, Journal.
WANTED A young girl to help In grocery
tore. Mnt be well recommended. Kramer s
800 4th. Phone Msin 839H
There is a big diversity of labor, as there are
14 sawmilla. five boa factories. 18 logging ' iFivrrn v...,n. nr nidrfla seed larfv for
operations using both steam, donkey and horse housekeeper. Call today 804 E. 22d. near
logging. Three lath mills. Boys ana wosmen , HawUiorne.
can ima wora ia vne doi iscuhhs.
COMB NOW. MILLS AND WOOD IN
OPERATION. OK ARRIVAL bEE KLAMATH
LUMBEHMEN'8 4s LOGGERS' ASSOCIATION.
MAIN STREET. KIMATH FALLS. OR.
12UO MEN EM PLAITED.
10 Pulp Makers, $3.64
At Free Employment office, for 8 bowrs;
West Linn mills, opposite Oregon City: winter
water power lasts usually until about June 1.
wben can be transferred to other work. Don't
worry about the strike now on. It don't bother
"No Experience Required"
WANTED A middle aged or elderly lady to
sssiot. in hzht housework snd re a companion.
Call MK4 Mich. ave. si. A. rsr.
LADIES snd children oo sre sick, sae Dr.
Elva foremen, drugles healer. Bhe can
cure you. 50H I'lnimi bldg
WANTED -Young lsdy with snme
tarn and candy experience.
Co.. K. 4 Kth snd liswthorne
WANTED A w'omsn for hoaswork! 8 adulu
tn familv One who has no obietJon to
' country No ohie-ions to 1 child Cell Col. 914
soda foun-
all Esgle Drug
10 Men Wanted
East Side Crown Willamette mill. Oregon
City, foot of Main street, south end oi woolen
mills, en old steamboat dock. Board $7 to
87.50 week. Beck's and Electrio hotel. Strike
still on but not troublesome. Be sure you get
the right place. Wacea $9.80 to 19.04 lor s
hours.
EXPERIENCED operators on shirts; goodpar
and steady work. Mt. Hood factory. 21$
Couch St.
SEWING msehlne operator tor waist asaaufaa-
tnrtng. Ball Manufacturing Co.. 4 IB ana
Couch st
(.OOP girl lor general l.oiwework Main 627
HELP WASTED-MALE ASO
FEMALE ft
ana
Wanted, Railroad
Express Agents
Men and women to prepare for feurnad
training. pnitlona when competent; railroads
unable to secure competent help at this time:
let us train you to enter tha railroad sal tie at
once; nemonal imtnirtion, mail eouraea; school
is indented by all railroad rompaniea who em
ploy onr students Sherlot-k's Railroad BcaaoL
Worcester bldg.. 3d and Oak eta.
AN expert accountant with teaching experi-
enre csn take one or two young ladies and
qualify them fnr bookkeeping f ositions in three
months. I will give you (Tie eaten t tats ann
omit all rubbish tliat is antiquated. I oanaot
afford to iend ray time with weaklings and
will take only thoe who are eapeble of doing
the work well. Give full information aa to
yonrelf for Interview. O-S40. Journal.'
WANTED, middle aged man and wife to care
for man pertly paralysed and 4 arras under
mltivation. Apply n person to W. T. Hersey.
2d houee on right at Durban ststloo. B. F. U.
No. 1. Box 154. Sherwood. Or.
100 MEN sod woman to learn the barker
trade, shortage atl over tha country; btg
wages. You can earn your way through th
school Phone Broadway 1781. Molar Barhee
eolleaa. 834 Burnside s.
CltKC.UN hsrber College will teach yon the sar
ber trade tn: 8 weeks; tools tree; sobolirmatxt
dlDiomas slven: nald while leamiac;
guaranteed: tuition reduced. 888 Madia
MAN" anj wife to take rare of small apt. houeo
in exchange for S room modern apt., with pri
vate bath. heat, water, liht and gaa range. Cell
ni H Front st.
OltK; N AL Mahler Barber school teaches men
and wtmen th barber trada free, pay wslle
teaming 234 (flwh st
WANTED Ekierly couple tn work on ranch.
Pre Kmw, garden and fuel. Phone MU-
waukie S9AV.
WANTED--A rson wl understands tracing
of plans Csll between 6 and 7 p m of
Sunday at 52E. Harna-.n st. East 8148
MAN and wife wan tad' to work in the country.
Phone Wdln. 8811 bet. 10 and 1 2 a. as.
today. '
COMl"OHITft for printing office, man or
wornsn; stesdy work. 212 H 4th st.
EXPERIENCED janitor-s"nd wife wanted in
Apt. house Msin 4M4 2. Hanover Apt. ' .
BOOKKEEPER'S sssisUnt, with some lUnng
raphy and general office work. Ask for Mr.
Weaver. 335 Burnside st .
EXPERIENCED nperstors on shirtu; good pay
and stesdy work. Mt. Hood factory. 233
Couch st
WANTED Young girl to assist in housework
and care of children. Good home. No cook
ing. Laundry done outside. 815 East T509.
$176 PER MONTH tne year around, the aver
age earning last year or a numoer or our
salesmen over 45 years. This year will be
the biggest yet. No experience necessary; week
ly cash advance; outfit furninbed. B.g assort-'
ment guaranteea trees, snruooery ana vines.
You can do what other inexperienced men have
dona Washington Nursery, Co., Tupperush.
Wash.
DON T LET YOUR WAGES BE ATTACHED.
Take aU the time Jou want to pay
bills." We atop the pressure of creditors give
you a chance to clear yourself and live wifhout
orry. Keep your present jod; avoia auacn-
menta. Satisfy your creditors, all on tne money
you are earning. Our plan and services are free.
We don't loan money or ask you for one cent.
If you need help address P. O. bog 192.
WANTED A good woman for light house
work; no washing. tall Bnnflay afternoon
and evening only. 831 E. Everett. East 8708.
PXkA8ANT home-can be lad. without charge.
by agreenhle refined woman who will assist
some in csre of smsll family. Il-iwa. Journal.
FIRMT-CLAS8 finisher on gowns. Htaajy pcZ
sltino. good wages. Also skirt maker and
helpers. 40.1 FHedner bldg.
TRUSTWORTHY girl, light work and care of
children Sundays, in exchange for piano lea-
BLACKSMITH.S. forge machine operator and
car builder ; standard scale of wages. 1'eclflc
Car A Foundry Co.
WANTED Competent orcnara man on appie
rancn, inorougnij miwiwiwii jjibihhi,
spraying, packing and knowledge or gaa engines.
Prefer man who can ears for horses if neces
sary and act as foreman. New cottage furnished
for married man. el late age. experience ana
salary expected. Address Edw. B. Dorsey. Whit
Salmon. Wash.
MAN who can sell suple products on an es-
tablisbed route, to retail traae. ne xur-
nish everything and pay a very liberal guar-
antee, on commission, wiin una cnaocas lor
more money on advancement to man woo w.u
work. Apply st once in person only. D. K.
Baker, manager, 21 Grand ave.
WANTED, middle aged woman or girl fo gen
eral housework, smsll fsmily, no washing, light
cooking; $25 Woodlawn 4t08.
ItTiMAN for eneral woik in bakery and light
erocerv store. Expenenco preferred. East
875 1 1 4K-ssell st
Wa NTED, girl with some experience in eonfe.
tionery business for steady position. D-939,
Journal.
wXntED A few ladies to spin" wool yarn:
none need apply unless they have wheel and
desire work. D-9S. Jou mau
WOMAN for general housework. Apply 294
Carmine r st-. or pnone stain I im
WANTED DELIVERY BOTS. Apply uperin
undent't office Olds. Wortman A King.
A YOUNG man with soma knowledge of ma
c hi nary for ahtppinar department of local ma
chinery house. A man who proves satisfactory
will have good chance for advancement. N-757.
Journal.
MAN for general work about office building.
capable of supervising janitor work and
handling help successfully. Reply fully, giving
age. experience, salary wanted and refereneea.
T-895, Journal. -
WANTED A lie elderly bus from 60 to 55
years of age, who has a fair knowledge of tha
hardware business. Apply IV o'clock Monday
morning. Honcyxoan Hardware Co.. 4th and Al
der ata.
WANTED Man experienced on papercattM to
cut stock and soaks shipments in printing
plant. Steady position to good all around
handy man. State experience and wages ex
pected. A-781. Journal.
WANTED Rough carpenter, city. $4.60,
noiarv s an im lam st. tviwy. 2Iw.
BUS boy wanted; must be experienced; good
wagea. Cat N Fiddle. 148 Broadway.
APPRENTICE prewsnun. $18.' Pacific Station
ery A, Printing Co.. 107 2d at.
BOOM to let for work, 861 Ciiaea at,
PKEMStM lor woman's saranena. Mart thor
oughly ttnderstand this class of work. Apply
superintendents office. 9 to 10 a. m.. Old.
Wortntsn ex King.
WANTED- MAN AND WIFE
. For cook and helper, eotsstroetioa eassp. oat
of city, all summer's work, good eamp-Apply
409 Blake Mc Fail bldg. Monday.
MAN with fsmy for email tanck. farni-hed.
Wdln. $813. , - r .tl
WANTED.1 woman to work ia kitchen.
Wsxh. St.
LADY. 25 to '40. for soft drink stand, Oregon
City. Call 407 4U1 t. Portland.
WANTED Waitress. Italian and French rea-
taurant, 299 I nton ave.. cor. Clay St.
EXPERIENCED
Iairy Lunch.
woman to work. Leigh ton a
Broadway and Washington.
WTDTiW Rent cheap fur taking care of school
boy. R-810. Journal.
$13
GIRL to care for baby from 1
month, fall 315 E. 41st.
A IJtDY for general house work?
to a.
Fsrgo st.
Apclr lti
or call Home phone OZ19Z.
COMPETENT girl for general house work
with or without washing. Marshall 3045
HOTEL maid wanted, $30 and apartment.
Marshall 384$ or Mara 1185.
Call
WOMAN or girl, reasonable salary; three in
family; modern how ee. Telephone Tabor 473
ry. Apply
GIRLS wanted, experience not
in person. Crystal laundry Co.
MIDDLE AGED wosnaa fee light notssework for
couple; wife ks yt ret operating. 409 H 1st at,
GlKLci Wanted at once. Coludkbia Paper Box
Co.. East 3 ata and Houaoxry.
Apply P. O.
WANTED Dictaphona operator.
bo 788. elty.
ALL ROUND country printer; abo lady ooss
positor Mt. Scott Herald. Lenta, Or.
VV ANTED Waitress. Royal Bakery. $44 Moc-
rieon st. '
GIRLS or women to work in printing fflee: sunei
clean work. Boy er Prtoting Co.. 85 5th st
WANTED Marker and sorter.
Co.. 89$ . Broadway.
gUata Laundry
WANTED AUKTH 8
$80 WEEKLY s nil auUMnobila f uraUhed xaea
everywhere, placing samplea wood erf I pew
automobile furl product with ear owners.. Se
worth en us Is gallon of gallne. Outfit fnr-
nUhod free. I.. Bailwsy. C022. Sta. F . Louls-
Tille. Ky.
ACe'NTS 200 per cent profit; wonderful iittla
article: something new; sells like wildfire.
Carry right in your pocket. Write at onoe for
free sample. E. M. Feltman. sales sna eager.
inn AmrrW-an bklg. CinHnnaU. OM.
HOI4 ON. agenUl Here's real money for you.
Brand new seller, unlimited field, big proms;
particulars free. Albrecht Co., bog OS, Bants
Monica. CaL
AGENTS, quirk; grab UiU big seller; everyone)
buys; unlimited field; particulars free; write
today. R. W. liazen. I-o Gatoa, CaL
rtlTrJATIONH MALE
EXEMPT, expert office nuus. car
full charge, stenographer, typii
of taking
pabla ,
4sU "or
accounting, shipping, billing, time keeping.
stock keeping; scenstoased to meeting the f-s-
lia and experienced in whnleaaie and nianiifse
tarlng lines; would make change May 1: refer-
enrw aa to character and ability, my present ew e-
ployer. M-74 9. Journal.
JTF;Tl CLASS road or city salau-o oealiws a
connartion. 7 years general eeutna npsrmsa
Can handle office end also. Post Unas, fun altare.
National Biscuit Co., oil. specialties. Salary aad
commission. OX-839, Journal.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper sad accounts at
iso competent tn sales, d sal res change May
at present employed aa bookkeeper. P-885.
Journal. '
WILL do tardea bio wing in Alberto aod Kit Us
worth dutrv-ta Psoas ersnlngs. wssansi
8198. A it Wlghtman.
FOUN man. thoronghly experienced with city
w aUas work as auto or track driver.
$057.
East
have a good tractor plow; wQl like plowing.
narrowing la trio valley. Ell
disk Ine.
Everat t Kat 8708. fall after S p. si.
aTIbDLE-AGED grocery clerk wanta pcaitioT;
also understands clovbtng ana stun Snatnoss
aomewliat. V-723. Je-mal.
FOR all kinds of ensrut wars, snrsgss, eta.,
call Tabor 7078 Sundays. Week days sitof
7 pm-
MUT
GOOD eooa wants situation.
house er camp, atngle. age 47.
sib a
BUILD.
hoarding
T-884. Jewr-
resnodel, repair, by
ntract. f
pentor. day or eont
all Woodta. 1289.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ncooemtent
will keep small set of books. P-834. JosrssL
STlING"LF.B; When you want shingllag doao
call Woodlasra 20,
CARPENtER.
shtngled.
Leahr
Marshall 17
roofa
j"TrT7iR work. evenrngaT
patched o
Tabor Uftt.
HITUATIOy r--FEMAI,E 4
MEN I will-do your washing, aud saaoding rial
sonar. I. Woodlawn 47 7T.
WOMAN wants work by hour or day. Boliablo
referwiM-a. Wdln. 4 878.
ELDERLY woman wants place w
board and rones ; no waahins. O90V,
work for.
YOT"NGlady would like position, filing, typing
or office assistant, phoaa Tabor 8418. :
EXPERIENCED waitrwa wants htnch work, 2
or 8 boor. . Call Main 837, r
EXI'EitlENl'ED laundreas erkehos lasdry workl '
Main 8757. -
EXKK1KNCED mlddio ad widow wanU lo
do taaoding tn laandry. 0-844. Jowrwai.
MANAGING Itoiaseaaoper. b;
good cook. (70
ry ret in
X. S8U SB,