THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. MONDAY, APRIL 22. 1918.
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GOVERNMENT MAY
PERMIT MORE SHIP
W1M IN UKtliUN
LIST OF CANDIDATES SENT
TO ALL COUNTY
CLERKS
Salem, Or., April 22. Secretary of
State Ben W. Olcott Saturday sent to all
the county clerk of the state the official
certification of candidates whose names
..-111 r. nnn - 4V. A Annhliran ttnH Tm-
Intimat On ComeS From Wash- ocratic ballots at the primary election to
inuiiiatiuii wv v , be held May 17.
Inffton Yards MaV Take Uther i Under the law as passed by the last
'"o1"" J legislature, wherever more than two
Than Government ContraCtSi , names appear as candidates for the
I nan v same office, it is the duty of the county
- I cieritg, in having the ballots printed, to
mioiiirrp i 11 CI V ! rotate the names, so each candidate's
FOREIGN BUSINESS LIItLY jname will appear at the head of the list
I ao equal number of times with the other
I candidates.
r i J l-.i:-.-. IntAPaete Aral n the Republican ticket, for all state
French and Italian Interests Are jand dlBtrlct office, there are 182 cand,
. : Anxious to Obtain More Ships
From Yards in United States.
Added to the mare of information that
has been coming from Washington con
. cernlng the future activities of the ship
ping board, conflicting and otherwise,
WM strong intimation today from a re
liable source that the shipping board
'would soon throw down the' bars and
' 'permit the acceptance of contracts from
' friendly or allied governments and pri
, rate Interests by ship yards now with
out business.
In connection with this Information. It
' Is stated that French and Italian inter
ests have made repeated overtures for ; Senator.
dates and 99 places to be filled.. For the
same number of places there are 16
Democratic candidates.
The ballots will be prepared by the
county clerks from the secretary of
state's official certification, which is as
follows for the Republican ticket:
FOR MKMBER OF TUB REPUBLICAN NA
T10NAI, COMMITEK.
Bruce Dennla of Union county: "Republican
party must want in winning the war.
Ralph K. Williams of Multnomah county : "Re
publican candidate for National Committeeman. 1
Present incumbent."
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CON
GRESS. TO KILL, VACANCY IN TERM
ENDING MARCH 4, 1919.
A. H. Burton of Multnomah county: "Win
1 1. . 1 1 . ,-lr .v.. hnn Wrtr th Mimmnn Mo.
' pie. No resignation."
I Fred W. Mulkey of Multnomah county: "Will
resign th day I qualify in favor of long term
. . . . . , i-, cnaries j. schnabel ol iiuunomen county:
permission, to place contract iui ; ..Tb, ..noT hould ,ppint peoples choice
vessels with ship yards in this country j fQf long term, to short term."
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CON
GRESS. KOU TERM BEGINNING MARCH
4. 1919.
H. It. Huston of Multnomah county: "Sup
IKirt our soldier boys; make state-wide prosperity
permanent through constructive work."
Charles I.. McNary of Marion county: "Pres
ent United Slates Henstor."
Robert N. Stanfield of Umatilla county: "Sup
port the president; provide homes for soldiers,
sailors; permanent shipbuilding; more factories."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
FIRST DISTRICT BENTON. CLACKAMAS.
CLATSOP, COLUMBIA, COOS. CURRY
.and stand ready to carry out their prom
Ises Immediately after the necessary
permission Is granted.
- . Welcome News to Portland
This will be welcome news to. certain
Oregon shipbuilders, who have nearly
reached the point of discouragement.
They have been watting and hoping for
uch a development for many weeks.
Credence Is lent to this, it is felt.
through the Indication of Information
from Washington Saturday .that- tho ; ;
shipping board la leaning more and iB to flnj8h at Rainier. This is the
more to the meel ship and Is planning Buehner's first call at this port though
to build larger wood vessels on th she has been In service on the Pacific
ground that more tonnage In fewer coast for some time,
Ships will give greater efficiency and . The warm weather Sunday drew large
conserve machinery. i crowds to the river. Canoes, rowboats
Lloyd Weritworth. head of wood I and launches were everywhere. Vlgll-
ahlpbulldlng in the Oregon district for nnce of the harbor patrol was increased.
the Emergency fleet corporation, how- I Boating on the river at night this sum-
ever, states positively that he has re- mcr will probably be out of the question
celved no notice of a change in the I In view of the rigid waterfront guard.
: Wood ship programs for this district ' "
and that his orders are to proceed as! Costa Rica in Big Storm
planned. San Francisco, April 22. (I. N. S.)
. , Keeping Government Yard Busy battered and weatherworn, the steamer
Me recently returned from a con-1 Costa Rica, flying the flag- of L. A.
Terence at Washington clothed with Pedersen. under command of Captain
authority to nes-otlatn nil futnra rnn . O. A. Lllleland, came Into this port Sun-
day from a transpacific port. She
to keep all ways In shipyards now bI0u,Vht U5? b,undles LHe8S,,an i"15.
DOUGLAS. JACKSON. JOSEPHINE. LANE,
LINCOLN. LINN, MARION. POLK. TILLA
MOOK, WASHINGTON AND YAMHILL
COUNTIES.
W. C. Ha wiry of Marion county: "No inter
ests to serve but the pubHe interests."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
SECOND DISTRICT RAKER. CROOK,
DK8CHUTFH, WILLIAM. GRANT, HARNEY,
HOOD RIVER, JEFFERSON. KLAMATH,
LAKE MALgiEUR, MORROW. SHERMAN.
UMATILLA, UNION. WA LOWA. WASCO
AND WHEELER COUNTIES.
N. J. Sinnott of Wasco: "win the war."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
THIRD DISTRICT MULTNOMAH COUN
TY. A. W. Lafferty of Multnomah county: "Sup
port Wilson: union labor. Make shipbuilding
permanent. Open land (rant. tor humanity.
C. K. McArthur of Multnomah county:
"Pledge continued support to America's great
task the winning of the war."
FOR GOVERNOR.
J. E Anderson of Wasco county: "Bone dry.
Win the war. Develop Oregon."
F. C. Harley of Clatsop county: "Do you
want a live state? Vote for Harley for gov
ernor." Guv C. Moser of Multnomah county: "Patri
otic American; for good roads, but fighting th
paving trust; economy; efficiency."
Ren W. Olcott of Marion county: "Business
efficiency ;' for winning the war and for state af
fairs." L. J. Simpson of Coos county: "Uphold Re
publicanism; develop Oregon; aid settlers and
workers; encourage industry; businesslike administration."
James Withycomb of Marion county: "Pres
ent governor. Candidate for second term."
FOR STATE TREASURER.
William Adams of Multnomah county: "I
have the experience and abijity to conduct an
economical business administration."
E. D. Cusick of Linn county: "Business effl-
sf fairs."
ciency, unhampered by polities, in all the state's
O. P. Hoff of Multnomah county: My oath.
my platform; my record, your guarantee; my ex
perience, your protection."
O. M. Plummer of Multnomah county: "Win-.
ning the war first responsibility - of state and na
tion."
Thomas F. Rysn of Clackamas county: "Ex
perience in the office your guarantee of efficient.
economical and business administration.
Ben . West of Marion county: One nun
died per cent American and one hundred per cent
efficiency.
FOB JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
John S. Coke of Loos county: "Patriotism:
loyalty; conscientious performance of public du
ties: nine years experience circuit judge.
Charles A. Johns of Multnomah county::
Fearless and impartial administration ol jus
tice. "
Percy R. Kelly of Linn county: "Justice is
patriotism's proudest boast and loyalty's greatest
aid.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
George M. Brown of Douglas county: "Pres
ent attorney general; asks second term, continuing
FOR SENATOR, FOURTEENTH SENATORIAL velopment of Oregon resources.
Walter G. Lynn of Multnomah eonnty: "Pat- I A. B. Greenly admr. to Charles I. So-
rtotxsm. progress and a square deal for all.' In tyre. U. a, B. 8, Plnehurst add. . . .
K. c. McFariand of Multnomah county: "Sup- H. E. Noble sad wife to Jonas T. Chak,
port any legislation to win war. secure penma- L. 4. B. 4. Tretoont Pasco
nent industries, improve nooning conditions." Bertie M. Smith and husband to F. J.
M, B. M ear ham of Multnomah county: "strict Miller et aL L. , 4. B. 45. Hoi
economy. Save for Uncle Sam." lsday's add, part L. 6. B. 238, East
John A. Mean of Multnomah county. "Help Portland
keep Oregon first in war aids, la education. In Evelyn C. Valiandigham and husband
civic purity.
Chester C. Moore of Multnomah county,
alty to the government. More efficiency.
taxes."
R. A. Nielsen of Multnomah. county. "Success
ful prosecution of the war. Encourage th i-
ATJCTIOS gAtES1OM010W
00 THE HAfckUt AUCTION HOtsks kOaoaia Is
"Loy-
18. B.
L. 7. B.
DISTRICT. CUcUmas. Columbia and Mult
nomah counties
W. W. Banks of Multnomah county: "Win
the war. More payroll. Reduced taxation."
Hennon A. Lewis of Multnomah county:
"Progressive-Republican. Unqualified American
ism. Develop state's industries and tarat pro-f cent carfare.
Elmer E. Petting! of Multnomah county.
Democracy the world over."
F. A. Rice of Multnomah county. "Business
in public affairs."
Oven K. Richards of Multnomah county. "Win
the war. Regulation of war profiteers. No 6
duction."
H. M. Patton of Multnomah county: "Intel
ligent effort in the interests of the common
good."
FOR 8ENATOB. FIFTEENTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT. CUtwp county
A. W. Norblad of Clatsop county: "InteUi
getn, eonscieitioua service for good and wel
fare of all the people." .
FOR SENATOR. NINETEENTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT. Morrow. Umatilla ana union
counties .
Colon R. Eberhard of Union county.
FOR SENATOR, TWENTIETH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT. Umatilla county
Roy W. Ritner of Umatilla county.
7632 bars of tin and 592 sacks subber
,, , v,, . . . No passengers were aboard
- . . .. . ,v, ! The Costa Rica w
working for the government busy. No
award contracts to yards not in th
Emergency fleet group.
STR. MOUNT HOOD IS DELIVERED
t-as near being de-
I n ....... 11 . v. -. ......
niiujsu ill Diiiui yj i i uftj a ktib bu uv.a
the steamer during the voyage. At this
time the fuel oil gave out when great
if she had -gotten In the trough of the
Full Motorshlp Is to Leave Tomor- I seas. Captain LUleland says, his com
row for Grays Harbor. mand would havejwindwed.
The full motorshlp Mount Hood, built
by the Supple & Ballln Shipbuilding cor
poration, for Oaston, Williams Su Wlg-
Josepb G. Richard ion of Multnomah county.
"Will vote against unnecessary appropriations
Unite to win the war."
Eugene E. Smith of Multnomah county.
"Labor, life, wealth, all for the nation nothing
for any profiteer."
Fnnk E. Smith of Maltnnmah county. Com
mon sense and business administration."
George A. Thacher of Multnomah county.
"Justice to all."
Elwood Wiles of Multnomah county. "Port
land tint in ships and aircraft."
George T. Wiliett of Multnomah county. "The
greatest good for the greatest number."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. NINETEENTH
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. CLATSOP
COUNTY.
E. LL Klae of Clatsoo county.
rOR SENATOR. TWENTY-THIRD SENA- E. N. Hurd of Clatsop county. "Business, not
TORIAL DISTRICT. Baker county politics."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. FIRST REPRE- f- Komsn of Clatsop county, "uompetent.
SENTATIVE DISTRICT. Marion county '"V,
William E. Schimpff of Clatsoo county. "Win
the war."
Benjamin S. Wonley of Clatsop county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTIETH REP
RESENTATIVE DISTRICT. COLUMBIA
COUNTY.
E. 1. Ballagh of Columbia county. "Taxation
for good government, not for extravagance."
D. W. Freeman of Columbia county. "Obedi
ence, punctuality, diligence."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TWENTY-FIRST
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. CROOK.
DESCHUTES. GRANT, JEFFERSON, KLAM
ATH AND LAKE COUNTIES.
Denton G. Burdick of Deschutes county.
"Present incumbent. Will conscientiously per
form the duties of a true American citizen."
J. O. Hwrtaker of Klamath county.
George li. Merryman of Klamath county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TWENTY-SECOND
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. MORROW
AND UMATILLA COUNTIES.
C. E. Woodson of Morrow county: "Win free-
8ENTATIVE DISTRICT. LANE COUNTY, i dom s tight; reconstruct sooundly; seek largest
I.ouls E. Bean of Lake county. I welfare for state and district."
Allen Eaton of Lane county: "For demoe-; FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-THIRD
John Dinwoodie of Marion county: "Con
servation of th state's resources. Retrenchment
and reform.." I
8. A. 1 rushes of Marion county: "I wtir do
ray best in faithfully serving my constituency."
Seymour Jones of Manon county: stand oy :
the soldier boys untiL victory."
David H. Looney of Manon county: ra-
triotism, efficiency and economy."
Ivan G. Martin of Marion county: 1-e tu
la t for economy, home production, soldiers vot
ing, national unity; and reduce profiteering."
Z. J. KiEcs of Manon county: A dollars
worth for every dollar spent."
ueorge v. weeaa ot aianon counu: &
farmer candidate."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, SECOND REPRE
SENTATIVE DISTRICT. Linn county
Robert S. Acheson of Linn county: "Will
fight for economy, low taxation; against use
less commissions, officen and deputies."
D. C. Thomas of Linn county: atand lor
well considered and economical legislation only." ;
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. THIRD REPRE-
to Tone? RobeL L. IT.
Penmralar add.
S. K. Hibba to Hasan G agate.
45. emon
Delia Etchison and husband to W. M.
Potter. L. 18. B. 18. East St. Johns
R. C. Cemetery association to Louise C.
Bruce, L. 221. Cec "E" R. C. Ceme
tery Sheriff to R. E. Hall. 8. 10 ft L II,
' H. 6, Parkhurst add
Laurelhurt company to Anita Montreua,
L. 4. B. US. Laurelhunt
C. H. Kelly and wite to The' City or
Portland, land com. at N.W. cor. of
L. 28. B. . Spantons add
Sheriff to Th Pacific Mutual Llf Ins.
company of California. L. 1, B. 21.
Sunnysid
Alice Foster Green and husband to J.
Edwin Nelson et si. W . L. 11. 12.
B. 23. North Irvington
Fred Kaaaebaum and wife to Tom Mol
ina ri et aj, L. a, 7, B. SI. Peninsular
add. No. 2
Wellington In v. Co. o O. J. Bsker.
L. 21. 22. B. SO. Wellington
Aina W. Hurlburt and husband to F.
R. Holbrook Co.. L. I. 4. Beaver
Acres
Evert Liiananttl to Loyal H. McCarthy.
L 8, B. 8. Gleneyrie
Nettie Mae Rankin to G. A. Johnson,
1- 7. and W. h L. 10. B. 68.
Sunnyside
S. D. Kilpatrick and wife to H. E.
Adams and wife to Karl Hayek. L.
28, B. 7. Kilpatrick-CoUins tnct . . .
H. E. Adams and wife to Karl Hayek.
L. 28. B. 7, Kilpatrick-Colllns tnct
Samuel Engle to Edna Isham. L. 17.
B. 86. Sellwood
Hans Rasmuaaen to David liunnan. et
al. L. 1. B. 8. Whealand add
P. E. Newell and wf. to M. M. Glass.
L. 17. B. 4 8. 8winton
N. M. Glass and husband to Victor Land
Co.. L. 17, B. 49. Swinton add...
City Treasurer to Mendianal Co.. L. 17.
B. 4 8, Swinton
Same to same, L. 17, 18. B. 12. Har
lem add
pi bug.
Yamhill sad W fark ata. Beies
MEETING TfOTICKS
41
SAMARITAN 1-ODGE No. 2. I.
O. O. F. Th funeral commit
tee m instructed and all other mem
bers are requested to meet at 1.
lO. O. F. temple. 228 Alder t-. tomorrow (Tus
1" . day), at 1 SO p. in. harp, to attend the funeral
' of Brother L. C. Khomo.
10i .JESSE T JOXF.8 N tl
It OSVOLD. See.
480
800
HIT
10
I
GUI. REAZEE GHOTfO No. 84.
Stated rekn this (Mondavi
evening. 8 o clock. Masonic Temple.
West Park and Yamhill trrrc.
Hand coin ert Bumness of im
portance. Membera requested to be present.
biting prophet cordially invited. By order
18 , of Monarch.
R E. FULTON. Secretary
8,272
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HARMONY LODGE NO. 12.
A. F. and A. M Masonic tem
ple. Special communication this
(Monday) evening. 7.3 0 p. m.
Work in F. C degree. Visiton
welcome. By order uf W. M.
RI KIS R BALL. Sec l'rotem.
. lost A?t nro P5P - tl
THE following articles have been found oa can
of the Portland Railway. Light as Power com
pany: April 2fl. 1R: purses, I string beads, 1
pin. 1 fountain pen, 1 book school ticket. 1
ticket punch, rash 15c. 1 tap. 1 flash light. 1
book. 1 roll pictures. 1 parkag crochet work,
pain gloves. 1 glove, 1 music mil. 1 auto li
cense. 14 package. 7 lunch boxes. 2 Jugs, 1
mackinaw. 1 bundle clothe. 1 grip. 4 suit rases.
April 21. IS la: S puraea. 8 pain glovea. 1
glove, 1 cuff link, l chasm. 2 books. 1 flash
light. 1 kodak. S package, i hanger. 1 hat. 1
lunch box. 1 nee pirre. 1 child's coat. 1
sweater. 1 baaket, 1 hand bag, 2 suit case. 1
umbrella.
Owmri may obtain property at First and
Aider meet sis tion.
LtST Kumlsy evening oil Portland Orenco-
-Hillsburo- roreat t.rore-Cherry vlll rued, one
87x5 reiin. i.auia tacuum cup Lire, mounted
on drmoon.able rim with tire cover. Return to
or nouiy A. J. Winters Co.. 88-87 Sixth st .
Portland, and receive reward.
LOST On YilluimYVe.. between Russell and
tailing t.. packsg of letters and cartoona,
property of Marguerite Addu. Return to 881
lrrabe st. East 7 8U1
I 150 IBLLISUN ENCAMPMENT No. 1, I. O t) F
' I AU members are resiunted to meet st I O.
800 I - i"Ule. 228 Alder st. tomorrow (Tuesday)
ii i :jv p. m. susrp. 10 aitena tne lunerai oi
Patriarch L. C. Slmrno.
CI1AS. CHRISTIANSEN. C. P.
R. OSVOl.D. Scribe.
10
B2S .
IVANHOE LODGE No. 1. KnighU of
Pythau, meets every Tuesday evening
in its castle hall. 11th and Alder sts.
Visiting Knights ar welcome. E. M,
Lance. K. H. 8.
400
10
800
10
racy, against autocracy; for law and order, against
atob rule.
James Fullerton of Lane county: "'A cleaner
university for Oregon. Reduction of taxation."
David M. Graham of Lane county: "Just
Americanism. "
W. 8. Roberta of Lane county: "Better
roads; good schools; equal taxation."
H. C. Wheeler of Lane county: "Equality
economy and effective war legislation."
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. UMATILLA
COUNTY.
Cyril G. Brownell of Umatilla county.
E. P. Dodd of Umatilla county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY FIFTH
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, UNION
COUNTY.
Charles Albert 8mall of Union county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-SIXTH
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, BAKER
COUNTY.
Bl'ILDlXG PERMITS
Mrs. H. J. Poitras, erect garage. 689 Prince
ton street, between Flake and Olin; builder,
same; 875.00.
W. G. Jolley. erect, gange. 6082 Sixtieth
I street southeast, between Fiftieth avenue south
east and Fifty-second avenue southeast; builder,
same; 875.
Anna Cannon, repair bne-atory Seldenee, 1284
Jaara
COURT Mt. HOOD No. 1. Forresters of
America. 128 to Fouith st.. will giv a
card party and dance tomorrow (Tuesday) even-
lrg. Apru 2a; aU members and tneir friends
incited. J V. SNYDER. Sec.
LMBLKM Jewelry a snecialty. Sutton. u
charms. Jseawr Bros.. 181-188 ata st.
Xlital statistics
matrligcs.Blrtbs. Dzolhs.
JUKLP WANTE1 MALE
MJCN WANTED FOB
SAWMILLS. ttOX ii(J IUH1U. LOCtitNO
OPERA 1 ION.
KLAMATH tUUMi, OREGON.
8 HOLK DAY.
HIGHEST WAGES.
llr.S 1 bCHOOl-B.
COOL, DUY CLIMATE.
C11Y OS' S0UU ffcOPLB.
There ta a big diversity of labor, as there ar
14 aawnulia. live boa factories. 18 lacctaa
epenuons using both steam, donkeys and ban
lugging. Tare lath aaUia. Boys and women
esn tind work la ihs bog faotorfa.
COME NOW. MILLS AND WOOD d
OPERATION. ON ARRIVAL EE KLAMATH
LUMalfcHMEN'S LOGGEKa' ABliOCLAllON.
MAIN blKl.LT, kvLAMA'lsi kALUs. OR.
Uuu Ut k.U'LOVa.D.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
18, 551 Second street, and
Hillsdale
tett a
nd Ains-
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. FOURTH REPRE- i
Charles A. Brand of lAuglaa county : "Pres- I j- C.rtmill of Baker count,. "Maintain
ent representaUva." ! nd '"PPort our army untU we have permanent
D. ! will earaa ! Peace."
economical, efficient law enforcement, securing . th .oTereigu people, and not the private Inter-I FOR REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTT-8EV-
lests." 1.MH KEI'KKSK.MATIVE DISTK1CX,
r OM NITKKIMGMUiAT Of 1'tBUU 1-
STRUCTION.-
HARNEY AND MALHEUR COUNTIES.
Inspection of Mount Shasta
First annual Inspection of the full
more of New York, was given another motorshlp Mount Shasta, second vessel
trial spin Sunday afternoon, and per- ; or lnal clas ?,uul Di "pp, ft.
formed In excess of expectations In Ior UMlon- " "mmr wiRmore ot ew
varv wav n...nH.P Ms-ort m..tn. ork. was begun today, and she will
uperlntendent of the owners, who was i BOOn ' feady ,for ,her f "P.P6
iviu u III ousBia is iiiis; ai iiiw uuuiiung
dock of her builders.
Annual Inspection of the gasoline
schooner Rustler will be begun this afternoon.
, aboard, was delighted with the showing
Over a course of 11"4 miles from the
lighthouse at the mouth of the Wil
lamette to the Portland Flouring mills,
the vessel made 12 miles an hour, cover
ing the distance In 65 minutes, which ,
... Is considerably above requirements.
' On the way down the Mount Hood
was convoyed by a tow boat, but com- ,
v lng back she negotiated the bridges and 1
' clocked under her own power with per-1
fectlon. Captain Richard Sandatrom,
' who was the pilot on the trip, says he
," , was surprised at the way she behaved.
Final settlement between the builders
' and owners was made today and she
News of the Port
Departure April 22
Rose City. American steamer, for Sao Pedro
and San Francisco, general.
Departures April SI
Wastgate, American steamer, for trial trip,
ballast.
Celilo. American steamer, for San Francisco
and San Pedro, lumber and passengers.
W. F. Herrin, American steamer, for San
was formally turned over. She Is due : Francisco, ballast.
to get away for Grays Harbor Tuesday : Arrival April 22
to load lumber, and will probably re- ; biJlJf Americ,n P
turn to some river point to finish. The; .
cargo goes to the west coast of South M ABUSE ALMANAC
America. I Irion dlMphare-inir th.r. h I Weather at River's Mouth
Mount Hood londa nlt.r for TS.W Vori, ' ffrUl. ADr 22. Conditions at the.
... . . . mouln ol tna river at noon: Sea, smooth: wind.
north, 10 miles; weather, clear.
MEDIATION BOARD IS AT WORK ' c "'
. I 6un rises, 8:10 a. m. Sun sets, 8:08 p. m.
'. ! Tides at Astoria Tuesday
Exrrutlve Session Today of Board to : High Water: Low Water:
a.ll... I . l r, j 0:28 a. m 7.1 feet I 6: 40 a. m. . .0.9 foot
..,... s,iiUlluiriiirii s i'imoiiui. 0 23 p. m 8.3 feet 8:40 n. m 2.0 feat
STATIONS
The board of mediation for the long
v shoremen's wage demands went Into
executive session this morning in the
offiue of Captain Schumacher, quarter
' master corps, U. S. A., who was ap
pointed by the shipping board to repre
sent that organization on the board.
William Olsen Is representing the em- Jtawiston
ployes and Robert Shaw is representing
the employers. i Albany .'
- The executive session, it Is said. Is due ) Salera
. to the desire of members of the board Or0 City .
to discuss the u'etatls In private so that i?011"11
there might he a. clear understanding. I () Rls,B
Then, It is understood, representatives I
of employes and employers will be !
Heard.
That .the matter ' will soon be ad
Justed satisfactorily or to a point of
acceptance by both sides, is the feeling.
The longshoremen have signed an agree-
- tnent to abide by the decision.
' , Meantime, however, delay Is still being
encountered In working cargoes of ves-.
els, but every effort Is being made to
eliminate It
DAILY RIVER READINGS
an
J J
22 7.6 0.4 0.00
25 8.5 '0.1 0.00
10 4.2 0 0.00
20 4.2 0 0.00
20 8.0 0.4 0.00
12 5.0 0.2 0.00
1.5 7.8 0.1 0.00
RIVER FOBECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will rise
slowly during th next two or thre days.
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
Astoria. April 22. Sailed at 6 a. m
Steamer Celilo for San Francisco and San
Pedro. Arrived at 8:26 a. to. Steamer Ssn-
tlam from San Francisco.
Astoria, April 21. Arrived at 8:80 a. m.
Steamer Daisy Mathew from San Francisco.
Arrived down at 8 a., m. Bark Levi o Rnr.
; gess. Arrived at 8:15 and left n .i n -
i n. Steamer Johan Poulsen (rnm n.n en n
Cisco. Sailed at 8 :80 p. m Steamer J A
i JAMES TIMPSON READY FOR SF A ' mlot f" Francisco. Arrived at 4 and
i''1, "P 'I-8.p- Steamer HoquUm from
I San Irancisco.' Arrived down at noon and
Full Motorshlp Of Standifrr Yard Is u"fd l P for trial trip; returned at
Beinq Inspected.' ! Lm"?. ' 8 p m -Steamer wt,.u,
. To further test her windlasses, the full i ?" Pe. April 21. Arrived Steamer
. yrtotorship James Timpson. product of ; V.mx. ""M ri. Sailed steamer
North Portland yard of the O. M. .-(L v 8.1-Arriv.
Standlfer Construction corporation. ! April 21 8. D. o. Schofield from San Fral"
shifted from the outfitting dock of the 1 Vmniht.v Quwn from San Pedro t 1 a."
.Vancouver yara Saturday to the mouth , Prtae Tee from p -D-
of the Willamtta rlv.r Tn ' H, 'T,om.PriIM! t 2:3
' she returned
today her Inspection
i She Is expected to get away Tuesdav on ' Nanaimo it a
her first voyage, going to Coss Bay to , . Seward, April 20. (I. N. s ) Sailed a.
load lumber for San Francisco. From $!t UT?d'.,t 12:80 P-
there she goes to Eureka to load a slm- . Adirafw. aotndf atT81 8s"
liar cargo for the West toast of South ! . W"U. April 21.-1. N. s lisSied- a.
America, and thenca proceeds to xw j Lll?if.n. B"hbound. at 7 a. m. April' 20
-""'"" " con. xi. Jaeyer irom Hsu Fedro and proceeded fJ
tiett. riv-. in th. ' a AaTnTAZS w'wrU
to th. Vancouver dock and L?" Anc, f 3 :5u hT11
pectlon Is being completed. I Tt i5 . ms.tSy' ,ot-ta Traveler
ted to -et awav T,..J. v.'," V 8aerf. April 21: Sa. VaWea for
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Puget sound ports.
Port Townsend. April 21 T v at
; Pd In: 8. Quadra for Tacoma. at 8 15 al m
El P01; S .Fulton at 11 V L : AdmiS
Back from h.r trial trip. Which Wl ; o m " .: Admiral Dewey ., ,
a success in every way. the steamer . . Everett, April 21. Sailed: 8a. W 8 v..
Westgat. ahlfted this morning from the J1""3-. 8' Port"
North Bank dock to the Crown mills to ton m"aan Vedra2Arr,Tt1 : 81 WUmIn-
complete her cargo. - I Port Ludlow, April 20. Arriwrf- n. w 1
The steam schooner Wahkeena Is due U" 'rom sn Francisco. arn- Korrigan
to go to Westport from SL Helens this 1 A? ,B.1,el,' APru 22
afternoon to finish loading a cargo of
lumber for th. south.
Th. steamer Westshbr. left down
early today on her maiden voyage.
- To load a cargo of lumber for San
Pedro, th. steam schooner Martha Bueh
tier Is at th. Inman-Potuaen mill. She
1 t 1 , - - " ' oa jsa-
wuiimj .sicuuison I rom Heattl. Sailed- s,Kn.u.
Salvator fo Seattle in tow of tug Wnder
.JVl.LJ Sayimit.
i-atenis nave been granted th. in
ventor ot cuff links that ooen Ilk lnrir.
.ta for th. insertion of tiny photographs.
3. A. Churchill of Baker county: "High stand
ards for physical, mental and moral preparedness
In Oregon schools.
FOB COMMISSIONER OF THE BCREATT OF
LABOR STATISTICS AND INSPECTOR OF
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS.
William A. Dalxiel of Multnomah county:
Efficiency, patriotism, progress."
C. H. Gram of Multnomah county: "Closer
cooperation between employer and employe to
promote accident prevention."
John H. Holston of Multnomah county: wui
use one hundred dollars of salary monthly to pur
chase Liberty bonds.
John C. Nlrkum of Multnomah county:
"Roosevelt In 1920."
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION OF OREGON.
Frank J. Miller of Linn county: "Present in
cumbent." Fred A. Williams of Josephine county: "A
slx-oent fare is too much for a five-cent ride."
FOR SCVeRINTENDENT OF WATER DIVI
SION NUMBER ONS: BENTON. CLACKA
MAS. CLATSOP. COLUMBIA. COOS, CUR
RT, DOUGLAS. JACKSON, JOSEPHINE
KLAMATH, LAKE. LANE. LINCOLN. LINN
MARION, MULTNOMAH, POLK. TILLA
MOOK. WASHINGTON AND YAMHILL
COUNTIES.
H. E. Abry of Columbia county: "Efficiency."
fercy A. cupper of Marion county: "My rec
ord tn this work aa assistant state engineer.
J. B. Schaefer of Multnomah county: "Eco
nomy and efficiency; world democracy; our fight;'
win th war."
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER DIVI
SION NUMBER TWO BAKER. CROOK.
DESCHUTES, GILLIAM. GRANT. HARNEY,
HOOD RIVER. JEFFERSON. MALHEUR.
MORROW. SHERMAN. VMATILLA. UNION.
WALLOWA. WASCO AND WHEELER
COUNTIES.
George T. Cochran of Union county: "Effi
cient work to complete adjudications."
FOR JI'DOE OF CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. DEPARTMENT
NUMBER TWO MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
Arthur C. Dayton of Multnomah connty:
"Will continue to administer justice without
fesr or favor."
Robert G. Morrow of Multnomah county:
"Justice and equal fairness to all."
FOR JUDtiE OF CIRCUIT COURT, FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, DEPARTMENT
NUMBER FOUR.
Multnomah county
Wilson T. Hume of Multnomah county: "I
hold municnal contracts duly authorized and
solemnly made to be inviolable."
Arthur I. Moulton of Multnomah county:
"Diligent work will prevent injustice to law'
delay."
A. W. Orton of Multnomah county: "Faith
fully and impartially perform my duties. Recom
mend changes in laws."
George W. 8tapleton of Multnomah oounty:
"If elected will continn to perform my full
duty as Judge."
Robert C. Wright of Multnomah county: "28
years general court experience. The right kind
of court that's all."
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT. COURT, FOURTH
jiuilial, uiaiKMJT. DEPARTMENT
NUMBER SCt.
Multnomah county
William A. Carter of Multnomah ronnt.-
"Continuous effort for impartial administration
of law. Liberty and justice shall prevail."
James N. "Davis of Multnomah
triotic, impartial and undivided attention to
uuiy.
L. TJ. .Gantenbein of Multnomah county
"For reelection."
W. W. McCredie of Multnomah eonntv "In
partial duty to litigants and patriotic service to
state ana nation.
John .. Owen of Multnomah county: "A.
: 1 . : 1 . . - . . .
. iiniTuu sou constructive administration
01 justice.
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT. SIXTH
Morrow and Umatilla counties
Gilbert W. Phelps of 1 mat ills county: "Cnn
ttnu impartially to uphold th law and Justice
wiuioui tear or iavor.
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT. 8EVENTH
JIUIIUU JJlSTKItJT.
Hood River and Wasco counties -Fred
W. Wilson of Wasco county.
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Baker county
Gustav Anderson of Baker county.
FOR SENATOR, FIRST SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Marion- county
Bam H. Brown of Marion county: "The'
Oervais fsrmer.
W. Al Jones of Marion county. "Fanner
Jones. Put business and legislative record is
my argument..
Louis Lachmund of Marion county: "Will
serve the best Interests of my state and country
Alex M. LaFollett of Marion county: "Will
always work for th best interest of my country,
state and county.
FOR SENATOR. SECOND SENATORIAL DIS-
XKIUX. Linn county
FOR SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Lane county
O. H. Foster of Lan county: "Fewr and
simpler laws; economy and efficiency; war
urea first consideration.
Walter B. Jones of Lane county: "Back
bone not wishbone.
FOR SENATOR, FOURTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Lane and Linn eountii
Elbert Bede of 1-ans county: "I believe in
saying what I think and doing what I say.
John B. Bell of Lane county. Business effi
ciency; war legislation fint."
FOR SENATOR, SIXTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Jackson eouity
C M. Thomas of Jackson county.
FOR SENATOR, NINTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Benton and Polk eountii
-1. L. Patterson of Polk county.
FOR SENATOR. TENTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Yamhill county .
W. T. Vinton of Yamhill county: "I will
advocate legislation for th benefit ' of all th
people."
FOR SENATOR. TWELFTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT. Clackamas county
tieoree C Brownell of Clackamas county
"Square deal, economy In county and state ex
penditure. '
Walter A. Dimick of Clackamas county
"Support anything to help America, wis th war
am against connty amswa.
FOR SENATOR. THIRTEENTH SENATORIAL
v DISTRICT. ' Multnomah county-
John GiH of Multnomah county,
in education, industry and commerce."
Sanderson Reed of Multnomah county
advocate fewer laws, more aubstan,"
East Sixteenth street, between
worth; Henderson, builder; 80
Foster A Kleiser company, erect billboard,
208 North Jersey, between Baltimore and Ta
coma; builder, same, 8100.
C. A. Class, repair two-story residence. 877
East Davis street, between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth ; builder, asms; SoO.
Mrs. Agnes Hammond, erect garage. 8108
Fifty-ninth street; builder, same: 135
Ramsey Bign company, erect billboard, south-
east corner Ross and Broadway; builder, same:
820.
Willamette Iron t Steel Works, repair two-
story office and machine shop. 461 Front street
north, between Seventeenth and Hull
and Bros., builders; 88000.
Stella Taylor, repair one-story dwelling. 707
Holraan street, between Nineteenth and Twen
tieth; builder, same; 850.
Henry M. Phillips.
Hazel M. Barnes. 2
Stanley Moxkoski. 22. military police. Van
couver barracks, sml Violet P. Maloae, 18, 887
1 Fourth street.
Jske Shapkin. 23. 7S3 First street, and
8adie Srhatz, 20. 638 Third street.
Earl Charlie Kmeger. 20, 1515 E. 10th St..
city, and Vivian L. Long. 20. 1238 Borthwick
St.. city.
Wedding Announcements
Smith A Co.. 811 Mores bWJg
W. G
aUteSa obi ia tor tent, ail
tonng Co.. SOS Stars- at
4.nue lw
TODAT
rnn nrnDL-urvT iTirr riKTII TtTTPRFlSEN
TATIVE DI8TRICT. COOS COUNTY. .V""" -" '-ranasu oi jiaineur county. r-
Charles R. Barrow of Coos county: "Support ,autT- .Honest government. Fair dealing.
th boys. Win th war. San business legisla-j Mc""- ,.??u,1?rT na ute-
Uon. Clean moral legislation." ! J- Gallagher of Mslheur county. "Our
A. K. Peck of Coos county: "Will work to firsthand most important business is to win the
whip the Hun. America first; then Coos county." j ..,,
"PV ??!?tESENT?IVJ SIXTH REPRE8EN- , REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. GILLIAM.
COCNTIES I SHERMAN AND WHEELER COUNTIES,
i i s... -r r- 'T ..' .n Clay C. Clark of Gilliam county. "I ass tn
pull together to win the war." : ,1Tor rigid economy and sound Republican I of Philadelphia, tn the state of Pennsylvania, on o.n.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. SEVENTH REPRE- . V. Stewsrt f h-, t, l ii" l' .1 " . r.J?'
KVT1T1VK n I a T W I 1" T tnSFPHIVE . . - . : . . 1 -' mmm '-s""
r,VC S-i, n. a. rig in ot anerman coi'nty. vo my I pursuant to law
r i ii'i v v.- - . UN- r l?. tne Tcry t of my unctrstendlng and I CAPITAL
V. . K - UAUCI U. 1. U.t 1 1 1 1 1 0 ..WUUL . au " aDlllty,
iirsi. economic lamiDuusuoa, nauonsi piumoi
tion, better mining and irrigation laws.'"
DE ATH H AND FUXKRALS 7
OLlsEN in this city April 20, Ole Olsen.
aged 27 years, late ol 1008 East Twenty
seventh street north, beloved buabsnd of ltagna
Olsen. Deceased was a member of the Hhlp
McHoll- I Carpenters' union No. 1020. Private funeral
services will be conducted lueiaay. apru .
at S p. m., at Rose City cemetety. Th r
mains ar at Pearson Undertaking parlors, Rus
sell street, at Union avenue.
Synopsis of th Annual Statement of
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA
BOYS WANTED
Over IS. WU Wheels
Clean Work and Steady
Good Advanosacat
MAKE ISO TO S100 PER MO.
aUmer L. Bailey
253 Oak Street
THE classified advertising department ef The
Oregon Journal can use a couple of young
hustlers aa solicitors. Must be clean eat, will
ing to work hard and anxious to learn. Prefar
men 18-20 years. Salary and steady advance
ment to live men. Ask for Mr. l'ickena. 8 to
10 a. an. Monday.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-NINTH
ItrPllI-aVVTITlrt' rvfOT-OT'"'!. sirT srs7
F?L , F.1"" JZZZZr j ER AN D "VASCO COUNTIES.'
DLilslliauwiniVL. wj.ou.. . i. . y Hnllon nf Wa.cn ,innti
Herbert Egbert of Wasco county.
Amount of capital paid up
INCOME
Net premiums received during th
.11.000.000.00
Benjamin C. Sheldon of Jackson county: "My
best efforts for an efficient, honest and economi
cal state administration."
J. A. Westerlund of Jackson county: "Country
before party."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. NINTH REPRESEN
TATIVE DISTRICT. DOUGLAS AND JACK- ! tection for honest labor
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Clatsop county.
To fill vacancy in tern ending first Monday
in January, 1021.
Jasper J. Barrett of Clatsop county: "la
force the law without fear or favor Just pro-
year SZ.87B.B1B.S3
Interest, dividends and rents re
ceived during the year IVB.eDV.BT
Income from other sources ra
ce i red during the year 1S6.83I.T8
BHOHNO At the family residence. 883 Mont
gomery drive. April 20. Lewis C. Sborno.
aged 76 years. Funeral cortege will leave the
above address Tuesday, April 8, at 2 o'clock.
Services will be held at 2 3(1 at th First
Methodist church, corner Twelfth and Taylor.
Interment Riverview cemetery. Arrangementa
care of Miller A Tracey.
In this city. April 21. Minerva 8. Buck.
aged SO years, beloved mother of Mrs. W.
Scott Thompson of this city, grandmother of
Mia. B. W. Reddick of this city and Harry
Thompson of South Dakota. Remains are at
residential parlors of Miller A Tracey. Funeral
notic later.
SON COUNTD1S.
William H. Gore of Jackson county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, TENTH REPRESEN
TATIVE DISTRICT. BENTON COUNTY.
Marion Hayden of Benton county.
V. 1'. Lafferty of Benton county: "Stand on
record made during legislative sessions of 19L&-
1917."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, ELEVENTH REP
RESENTATIVE DISTRICT. POLK COUNTY.
W. V. Fuller of Polk county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, TWELFTH REP
r county. To fill vancancy in term ending I Commissions and salaries paid dur-
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTEENTH REP
RESENTATIVE DISTRICT. TILLAMOOK
AND YAMHILL COUNTIES.
C. J. Edwards of Tillamook county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTEENTH REP
RESENTATIVE DISTRICT. WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
B. P. Cornelius of Washington county: "Few
er laws, lower taxes, business economy, and will
represent all th people.
Loyal M. Graham of Washington county: "I
propose to apply good business principles and eco
nomy to legislative affairs." 4
E. W. Haines of Washington county: aalth-
ful patriotic servic."
William u. Mars or waanincton county: o
extravagant promises; but conscientious service,"
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTEENTH REP
RESENTATIVE lHSTKlCT. CLACKAMAS
COUNTY.
Harvey E. Cross of Clackamas county: "Busi
s efficiency in public affairs."
Henry A. Dedman of Clackamas county: "Best
efforts to win th war; promote well a r of nation
and popl-"
John Lewellen of Clackamas county: "Mora
common sens in legislation; vigorous prosecution
of th war.
(V Xrhuebel of Clackamas county: "justice to
all, special privilege to none."
Harold c otepnens oi s-iacaamaa county:
For reelection. One good term deserve an
other.
"Bet-
EIGHTH
Edward C. Judd of Clatsop county.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Deaehutes
Total Income f2.794.104.0S
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during th year. . 11.64 T.48T.6T .
VITIUIIWI lsm osi ceyilAi siuca. uux-
Ing the year
LANGE In this city. April 20. Theodore R.
Lange. aged 1 7 years, son of Mr. snd Mrs.
R. C. IJinge. The remains will be forwarded
Tuesday. April 22. by J. f. Finley A Son. to
Cestlerock, Wash., where services will be held.
Interment at. Toledo, W ash.
AVANZIN O Al the-family residence. 835 E
26th St., April 22, Lena Avauuno, aged 8
10 Men Wanted
East Side Crown Willamette mill. Oregon
City, foot of Main street, south end of woolen
mills, on old steamboat dork. Rnard 87 to
87 50 week. Beck's snd Electric hotel. Strike
still on' but not troublesome. Be sure you get
the right plac. Wage 13.86 to 38.64 for 8
hour.
8178 PER-MONTH ine year s round, the sier-
ag earning last year ol a number of our
salesmen over 4 8 years. This year will be
th biggest yet. No experience necessary; wees-
ly cash advance: outfit furnished- Big
ment guaranteed tree, shrubbery and
Tou can do what other inexperienced asesi have
done. Washington Nursery Co.. Toppanaus,
Wash.
DON T LET YOUR WAGES HE ATTACHED.
Take all th time you want to pay "back
bills." We stop th pressure of creditors: give
you a chance to clear yourself and live without
worry. Keep your present lob; avoid attach
menlA. Satisfy your creditors, all on the money
you are earning. Our plan and services are free.
We don't loan money or ask you for on cent.
If you need help address 1'. O. box 182.
months 2 7 days, beloved dsugbter of Mr. and
Mrs. celix Avanxino. Announcement of funeral
in the year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur
ing the year
Amount of all other expenditures .
first Monday in January. 1021.
H. II. DeArmond of Deschutes county.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Wheeler coun
ty. To fill vacancy in term ending first
Monday in January, 1921.
W. G. Trill of Wheeler county: "A strict
enforcement of, all statutes without prejudice
or favor."
Followlnsr are the nam a -whlr-h will
vrSPT'mTTNTErvIS,rBlCT- LLNCOLN nd j appear on the Democratic ticket:
B. F. Jones of Lincoln county: "No country . FOR MEMBER OF THE DEMOCRATIC NA- I Loans on mortgage and eollat-
can become greater than its road system." ?,!;,, .. COMMITEE. I eral. etc
OR REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTEENTH REP- f ' w' " tv?, " ' "i.-i'.S i,"!,'." "1" f Lv"
COUNTY DISTRICT. YAMHILL . .nd . Un,tid DenTocrsc," ' " " wriTten .7nc. I hpt. 8o7 TSiV:
J. M Crawford of Yamhill county: "Do m, I vs-iIXl s0,"0-" M-U"?omhcou"t: "For Intvt and rents du. and ao-
A..t. . th. K.. f . ...nt.sln. .H ."". . -suulusls Ol DO I CTUea, lOS OUUI 1DU
h lit I "io-'viauai or taction.
aOUlty. I r- t, T V ITt'T. olTfa ., a a-. ... .
W. B. Dennis of Yamhill county. 1 ""' ".' " " m - -
ii coo, iui iciui ufKinnini jssren , iviv.
til
29.721.85 8TRUBLE In this city. April 21. st 1 1 p. m .
f Hannah W. Struble. aged years 9 montlu!
693,909.16 o'oved wife of Walter B. Struble. Notice of
I '"
T4.918.08 ; VAN HAELST April 21. Martina Van Haelst,
426.87LS0 aged 4 years, beloved wife of Joseph V
I Healst. Rrgnains are at the residential parlor
Total expenditure 82.872. 604,71 j of Miller A Tracey. Notice of funeral later.
ASSETS ! MILLER Funeral services of the late Robert
Value of real estate owned (mar- I Miller will be held Tuesday. April 23, at 1
ket value) 8 874,843.17 p. m. from th chapel of Miller Tracey. In-
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market value)
3.244JI05 80
tsrment at Riverview cemetery.
1.000 00
262,967.10
621.230 08
48.868.88
FLORISTS
Total assets
R. King of Malheur county: "Mi
trinity; uphold the administration; support our'
soiaier Doys; aeveiop Oregon s resources.
Oswald West of Multnomah county: "Un
with the flag and down with the kaiser and the
protiteer.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
SECOND DISTRICT. Raker. Crook. De
schutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney. Hood River.
Jefferson, Klsmath, I .axe. Malheur. Morrow,
Sherman. Umatilla. Union, Wallowa, Wasco
and Wheeler counties.
James Harvey Graham of Baker county:
"Government ownership railroads; prohibition;
woman's suffrage; bi-metalism; Non-Partisaa
Tariff Commission; efficiency; honesty."
Less Deeial deposita in any state
(if any there be) 8
I4.448.il6.28
JAPAN FLORIST
198 4th St.. near YaaahflL Bed.
ding and perennial plants. Special
tl geranium, ueuotrop. calls, lo
belia, aster, pansy peony, marigold,
to. OuUid grown v statable plant.
any kind: your choice. 2 Joaen foe
25c Japonic and fruit plants at bargain.
WAN'l ED Competent orchard man on apple
ranch, thoroughly experienced in pruning,
spraying, packing and knowledge of gas engines.
Prefer man who rsn rsr for horse if neces
sary and act as foreman New cottage furnished
for married man. State age. experience snd
salary expected. Address Edw. B Dorsey, White
Kslmon, Wash.
MAN who can sell staple product on a es
tablished route, to retail trad. We fur
nish everything and pay a very liberal guar
antee, oa eoramlsaiow, with fin chsnew foe
more money on advancement to man who will
work. Apply at once in person only. D. K
Bsker, mansger, 21 Grand se.
WANTED DELIVERY ROY8. Apply mipetia
tendent't offic Olds, Wortmao A King.
. ... MAKT1N a FORBES CO . Florists, 364 Wash.
Main 269. A-12S9. Flowers for ail oaoa-
fons -artistically arranged.
CLARK BROS.. Florists. Ji? Morrison et7
Mala or A-1806. Fin Hewers and floral
Total assets admitted In Oregon.14.442,613.89
LIABILITIES
-x s m a 1 g as aa . 4
is row ciaira jot ioiw unptw. . oo0.voa.x1 . $0 nDctl itom.
A uIOuilL Ol unniRtsi Diriumiui vu ------ .- i - , . .,lia l m T -
all ouUtanding risks 2.642.917 81 PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 248 Alder design
All other liabilities 12S.5S7.15 ana oecoraiiona. rnisw saanoau mwzs.
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock of 31.000.000.. .33.206.405.83
Total premiums in force December i
81. 1917 83.048.428.49 '
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE TEAR I
Total insurance written during th
year eZ.03Z.aift.00
L H1.1.VS.U. Portland Hotels 328 Morrison.
Max U. HM1IH. Florist. 141 S ttk st.
FCNKRAL DIRECTORS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. Gros premiums received during
i niiiu jL7in i rn, i . jauitnoman county.
Maria L. T. Hidden of Multnomah county.
Will support President Wilson and help make
the world safe for democracy."
John S. Smith of Multnomah county. "Every
thing to win th war."
FOR GOVERNOR.
Walter M. Pierce of Union county: "Or-
year
Premiums returned during the
'r
Losses paid during the year
Lossee incurred during the year. .
Total amount of insurance out
standing in Oregon December
81. 1917
72.031 67
19.842.78 j
11.981 21
7.906.66
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funerat Directors
Established 187T.
Third and Salmon streets.
Msin 507. A-1511.
Lady Assistant.
1.706.073 00 ,
Gordon J. Taylor of Clackamas county:
ter legislation, less agitation.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. SEVENTEENTH
REPRESENTATIVE 'DISTRICT. CLACK
AMAS AND MULTNOMAH COUNTIES.
David E. Lofaren ot Multnomah county: "Will
fairly and honestly consider all issues and sup
port our government.
Dan E. Powers of Multnomah county: "World
democracy, our fight."
C M. Rynerson of Multnomah county: "Win
the war. Protection from profiteers. Equal pay
men and women.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. EIGHTEENTH
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. MULTNO
MAH COUNTY.
Walter 8. Asher of Multnomah connty: "War
legislation first, then law to encourge develop
ment and promote wellbeing.
Dav Atkinson of Multnomah county : '-prog
ress and pay rolls."
Walter r . Backus of atultnoman county.
A. E. Barnea of Multnomah county. "Bigger.
better, busier Oregon. Americanism, as advo
cated by Teddy Hoosevelt."
F. E. Beach of Multnomah county.
P. O. Bonebrake of Multnomah county. "A
better, cleaner, busier, more prosperous, fighting
Oregon." ;
It. M. Burley of Multnoman county. uver
the top for Oregon. United State and our allies."
M. J. Clohesay of Multnomah county, "ixiyaity
and obedience to constituted authority. Stand by
the President."
Ralnh A. Caen of Multnomah county: "Loy
alty to country and patriotic servic."
John B. Coffey ol atultnoman county. "Any
legislation to win th war; penmanent Industries
and pay rolls, strict economy."
Seneca Fonts of Multnoman county. "Bpanian-
Amertcan war veteran. Hundred per cent loyal, i
World democracy our fight.
Herbert Gordon of Multnomah county. "Our
ganixation of Oregon for the winning of th THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
war.
Harvey G. Starkweather of Clackamas coun
ty: "Unite the state's agricultural, industrial,
and commercial forces to win the war."
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT. FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. DEPARTMENT
NUMBER TWO. Multnomah county.
I Roscoe P. Hurst of Multnomah county: "A
' conscientious administration."
I FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTH
I JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Baker county,
j M. D. Clifford of Baker county.
John B. Messick of Baker county.
FOR 8ENATOR. SECOND SENATORIAL
' DISTRICT. Linn county.
1 ftamnel M. Garland of Linn county. "U'tn
t'he-war; reduce taxes; better, schools; good
roads; strictest economy."
FOR SENATOR. SIXTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT. Jackson county.
Charles T. Sweeney of Jackson county.
"Economy, progress and efficient war legisla
tion." FOR SENATOR NINETEENTH SENATORIAL
DISTRICT. Morrow, Umatilla and Union
counties.
Norborne Berkeley of Umatilla county:
rights for all. special privileges for none.'
FOR SENATOR. TWENTY-THIRD
A TORIAL DISTRICT. Baker county.
W. H. Strayer of Baker county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTEENTH REP
RESENTATIVE DISTRICT. Yamhill county.
C. It. aiattnis ot lamnin county: Patriotism
OF PENNSYLVANIA
By JOHN J. P. RODGER3. Secretary.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for
service JOHN H. BURGARD.
Portland. Or.
Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the
STANDARD FlitE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Hartford, in the state of Connecticut, on th
81st dsy of December, 1917, made to the Insur
ance Commissioner of th state of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital paid up 8
INCOME
Net premiums received during the
year f
Interest, dividend snd rents re
ceived during the year
Income from other source re
ceived during the year
J, P. FINLEY & SON
Progressiva Funeral Director.
PRIVATE- DKIVE Women Attendants,
Montgomery at Fifth,
Main 9. A-1699.
WILSON & ROSS
East 84. Lady Assists nt.
Malrnosash st 8. Seventh st.
C-S165.
600.000.00
667.694.89
69,531.71
275.168.73
C . . '. O H'r-4 . Uudertaaera.
uuuniiifci a iviuLiuee Mod.r u
every detail. Broadway and Pin sts.
Broadway 430. A-455B. Lady assistant.
Psoas
Total income
.81.002.884.88
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses naid during the year . . t
Equal 1 Dividends paid on capital stock dur
ing tne year
Commissions and salaries paid dur
ing th year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
th year
Amount of all other expenditures.
8EN-
372.929.47
80.000.00
206,492.67
40,197.89
97,738.24
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertaker.
414 E. Alder St. Phone East 52, B-6228.
A. D, Kenworthy Co,
Tabor 6267. 602 924 at.. Lenta
Tsbor 6iw5. 86th st- and Foster road. Arlrta.
East 7b1.
B 1888.
Undertaker.
LERCH
Mr. Larch
Assistant.
E. 11th snd Hawthorn.
WANTED A lire representative to sell marine
lamp to th boat builders In your Immedi
ate vicinity. Liberal commission to right party.
Can make deliveries on time. Address H D.
Msher, 62 Rsgg St.. Detroit, Michigan.
MAN for general wota about office bolkimg,
capable of supervising janitor work and
handling help successfully. Reply fully, giving
age, exieiience, salary wanted and reference.
T-G95, Journal.
BLACKSMITHS, forge nischioe operators and
car builders; standard seal of wags.
Cs A Foundry o.
FRY
Pacilic
-DAY
LUNCH.
COOk. LEIGHTON
332 WASHINGTON
WANTED Men above th draft ag "to
over the top with out nursery slock.
weekly. Capital City Nursery Co.. Salem. Or.
WANTED Stable man who will do general
chores at suburban home; reference. Mala
18 or addrea Bog E-727. Journal-
EXPERIENCED baker helper, best of refer-
ences required. Apply 9 to 10 a. m , Super
intendent's office. Olds, Wort man A King
WANTED Man and wringers.
experience not
Apply in person. Crystal Laundry
necessary
Company.
WANTED Bras finisher and general machinist.
Steady position. A. G. Long. 1 6th and Mar
shall eta.
UOVERNMKNT wants itaesosu-aphers and typasta.
Enroll now at Sherlock a Railroad school.
Wcreester bldg
WANTED Gardener for auburbaa home; refer
ences required. Main 816 or address Box
E-728. Journal.
WANTED Packer automobile accessories; giv
experience, reference aod salary expected. L-
880, Journal.
TWO neat young man over 18 to travel; good"
alary and ail expense. Clark. 428 Cor
nelius hotel.
WANTED Ablebodled male help at A m rican
Can Co.. 14th and Front sta.
WANT painter to paint la exchange for lot.
Wdln. 1806.
MAN for general orchard work. Apply 7S7r
Multnomah hotel. '
MEN to work in Lelghton' Dairy Loach.
Broadway and Washington st.
1607
WANTED A man for dairy work,
and board. Tabor 270. .
sTKN wanted for factory work. Lurkel. Sing
A Cak 8op Co. 646 Hood st.
Total expenditure 8
A88ETS
Value of stocks and bonds owned
747.333.67
MILLER A TRACEY. Independent Funeral Di
rectors. Price as low a 820. 840. 660.
Wsshington at Ella. Main 2691. A-7386.
R92 WUllems ev.
East 1088. C-10SS.
A, R. Zeller Co,
loyalty; win th war; on hundred per cent
Americanism: good business."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-THIRD I (market value) 1.261,197 80
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. Umatilla I Cash in banks and on hand 77.083.75
county. - I Premiums in course of collection
Lou Hodgen of Umatilla county. I written ainc Sept. 80. 1917.. 122.083.55
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. .TWENTT-FOrRTTt Interact and rents du and scented L7.236 83
REPRESENTATIVE D1STKCT. Union and
Wilson & Wilsonwd,in4479fi!,c:;,,.5.
K-T- BYRNES, new residence establishment;
991 Williams sts. Wood la we 320. C-1943.
HAMILTON
1973 E. Gliean st. Fu
neral errteea. Tabor 4818
country first, rrogreastv economy ana a square , .017 legislature.
deal for alL . FOR DISTRICT
r . xtaas 01 Aiuitnoman county. American
freedom first of all. Continued liberty which
safeguards our homes."
George P. Henry of Multnomah county. "On
hundred per cent Americanism first, last and all
th time."
. D. C. Herrin of Multnomah county. "An
honest effort for good legislation."
Oscar W. Horn ot Multnomah county.
"Labor. Ufa. wealth, all for th nation nothing
for any profiteer."
O. W. Hoaford of Multnomah county. "Good
road, mor shipbuilding, river and harbor ina
prorement." H. L. Idlemas of Multnomah county. "Patri
otic devotion to duty."
8. 8, Kingery of Multnomah county. "I favor
ratifying national prohibition amendment, also
home rule for cities."
K. K- Kubli of Multnomah county. "National
welfare first: state' needs second; local inter
acts protected; win the war."
D. C Lewis of Multnomah connty. "I will
rote for the right 1 will oppose th wrong."
Paul M. Long of Multnomah county. "Victory
for democracy. Enoourag new iadustriea. Do
velop our resources. Restore Portland' eova
sree,M ... . .... ' . . . .
Wallowa counties.
8. L. Burnaugn of Wallowa county.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-NINTH
HEPHESEN1 ATIYE DISTRICT. Hood River
and Ysaco counties.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson of Wasco county.
"I stsnd tor reelection on my record in the
Total sets 31.477.952.08
Less special deposit in say state
(If any tnere oi x.vvu.si
81.475.661.32
1.287.71
Breeze & Snook
Belmont . st 36th
B-2646. Tabor 1268.
CHAMBERS-KEN WORTHY CO..
1111 Kerby st. Woodlawn 8806. C-1188.
Lee items not admitted. .
Skewes
Undertaking Co. Mala 4162.
A-2S21. Corner Sd and Clay
Total assets admitted in Oregon. 81.474.273.31
LIABILITIES
ATTORNEY. Deschutes Gross claims for losses unpaid t 133.020.73
To till vacancy in term ending first I Amount of unearned premiums on
all outstanding risaa ou.'.ssb as
All other liabilities 16.399.43
MOVTMEST
county.
Monday in January. 1921.
Rosa Farnham of Deschutes county.
fDilAESING GFtoMITE
j 3S7- 3RD. ST. AT MADISON I
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ellen J. McLennan to A. R. Johnson
et al. L. 7. B. 46. Peninsular add No.
4
Henry S. Westbrook and wife to A. B.
Johnson et aL L. 7. B. 46. Peninsu
lar add. No. 4
E. H. Gearin to A. K. Johnson et al.
L. 3. B. 4. Maegly Highland
A- R.' Johnson et al to Fred Holstrosa,
L. S. B. 4, Maegly Highland
J. H. Johnson and wife to Andrew Peter
sow et al. L. S. B. 17. Multnomah..
Veranika Nettersheim to Daniel Hill, L.
83. 86. B. 499. Irringtoo park .
Mary A. Eddy to Daniel Hill et al. L.
S3. 25. B. 89. Irvington park
C. P. Jordan ot al to Chart Broock. L.
6. 19. 20. B. 4. L. 20, B. 1. Kill
in gsworth av. add. ..............
C. p. Jorhaa et al to Rose A.- Beyer
st al. land coax, at 8.W. cor. L. "A"
gU Johns Heighte add to St, Johns. .
10
10
19
2.060
1
1
2.000
I 10
, 1
9 751.862.93 .
I Lees reinsurance 48.711.78
Total liabilitia. eiclusiv of cap-
Itsl stock of 8500.000 9 703.1 61. LA
Total premiums ta fore December
ni 'aiN EKS fci OREGON "FOR THE YEAR
Total insurance written during the
7Z.r 6 626.799 00
Cross premiums received during th
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 204-206 4th
st.. opposite city nail. Mala saoa.
Wu Son for me rials.
Phlite
11
i Premiums returned duriafe th
i year
Loas paid during the year
Losses Incurred during tho year. .
Total amount of insurane out
standing in trregoai uecesusr
16.638 53
4.447.63
1. 696.62
1.671.07
8TKAYED OK STOLEN After March 10
'from Rorky Point. 2 heifer. 1 black and
whit. 1 yellow; both 2 year old. Reward.
Parker. 422 S Washington.
WILL THE party who found Jewelry at sulo
mobilV' accident on 7th and Multnomah call
Wdln 2310f
LOST STRING MANDARIN AMBER BEADS?
REWARD 914 SPALDL4G BLDG. MAIN
499. ; ,
lAiSi Yesterday afternoon, diamond sunburst
pin. either on or going to car. Reward.
SB 14. i . nearney sx.
W'ANTEI A wringer man and mangl help..
Imperial Laundry 366 Russell st.
WANTED A farm hand. $35, room and board.
Tsbor 2702.
KIX.KK man wanted, good wag. Pacilte
Isundry Co.
AI'PRKNTICK preasman. 318. Pacific Station
ery A Printing Co.. J07 2d at
HELP WAXTrD-MHC.
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.
49
462 HAWTHORNS AY at.
EVERYTHING MECHANICAL AND FXEV
TRICAL; UNLIMITED; PRACTICAL REPAIR
r.XPKHTENCK.
UMBER YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN wmsaed
to prepare tor telegraph swrvte to bete fill
Tsrsnfies caused by th d rafting of saea (or tsar,
far partkcausrs rail or write Tsssgrav fJsast,
Kooea SIS. Ksilwsy Eiehanae bklg
THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL
880 Wssce et.. corner Uaioa ve.
CaD. write or pbose t 7448 shoat fro
trial offer. Day and nlcbt elease.
MISS DEt:KEH'S BU6LVES8 OOLLXGB
Civil servyee. dictaphoss operating, shorthand,
typewriting, boos keeping, aineographing. Sag
lish spelling. A!tsky bldg.. 3d snd Morrison.
BEHNKE-WALKER. higgost bosiaas eoUe be
caas best ; enroll any tin; free talosru.
HELP WASTED-FEMALE
I. Hill ................. M . f v 'r.W fj. tf U ii - . 1 is-
STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1 SATURDAY Crochet purs containing eur
- By H. B. ANTHONY. Secretary. I ncy snd small change, near 20tA and Haw
gtatsrtory rasident general agent and at6rysy fey I thorn. Reward. East 731. - -
n. Bail in. . , 1 1J)HT tioid cross set nta pearl: tserssstei raw
CorksTO. BUc.. Portiaaxl, Or. ward. Pboae Marshall 8969. S84 Park SL I
GIRL to cr for children and assist with geo-
- eral boas work, good wag. Apply OBZ Mar
shall sC '
GIULH wanted for furniture factory, light, easy
work, good wages. Woodlawn district. MU1
Made Construc'Jon Co. Phone Woodlawn 2413.
LADY to help" in "the SltcUew for ber and bs
band board and room. -No objection to cm
child. ITione Broadwy si 9. -
WANTED Waxtr, lteyal'Bakery, 844" Mor-
rison st.
WANTE"D Vaitre-w, Italian and French fw-'.
tan rant, ?93 In ion ate., cor. Clay st, '
EXPERIENCED woman to trorkT Laightea's
Dairy Lunch.
Id
HOTEL
Broadway and Wsshingtoss,
, maid wanted. SSO and -rsrtmsal
Marshall 3848 or Maia 111.
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