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14 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, MARCH .11, 101D. "J-r mi YANKS AVAILABLE FOR EVERY TRADE AND PROFESSION . t . : , Huncireds of -Returned Fighters ; W(th' Wide Experience Listed With Employment ptpie. I MANY POSITIONS ARE FILLED , I Men and Jobs Are Being Brought i t, r.- Together With Great Success? No Discrimination Is Shown. : Portland's business population could h wiped out when factory whistles blow tonight and at the usual hour in the , creditable scale wttn expenencea tod al'at every Important 'desk and bench. This ls the opinion of federal labor service f 'men at Liberty temple, who have listed I returned soldiers for practically every t ; profession and trade. ' 1 i Hundreds of positions being filled j through the Liberty temple office with ('soldiers, marines and sailors are ad- dltlons to, the payrolls of Portland and the state, as well as other states in the if 'west rather than substitutions. Em. nployers. with rare exceptions, are hold line; positions for former employes who 'are in the. service. . In many cases this J Is handicapping business and industry. -One large employer Monday morning ad ' J vised the labor office that 27 positions ; $are being; held for men who grave them 'flup to enter the service and .who have ?not. yet returned., , . p Bryant Turner, late of the 65th coast .artillery, college graduate and trained 'employment manager, has entered his ;:. ;nam at Liberty temple. The young j.'roan, who Is married, seeks a place l;where his , expert services .will prove film a wortny aaaition v ronmna 5 i population. There are scores of . such - men experienced in all professions and"1 trades and the list of positions collected each day is evidence that the man and the job are introduced to one another. In a great majority .of teases, successfully. ' Absolutely no discrimination Is prac ticed at Liberty temple between over s' eeaa jnen and those who were denied 'that reward for their service No JIs crimination is tolerated in -filling new po sitions as to former residence, and Ore jpon boys fare 'equally well with New 'Yorkers who choose to make their homes I here, stay officials. i Applications for employment have been filed by men who can qualify for the i fnllnti'liiA wnrV Advertising man, experienced ' as a4 jorauimian anq mecnanic. ; - Freight and passenger agent, experi enced as railroad clerk and solicitor. ',- Hotel clerk, experienced as bellboy and I general work. Out of Pain and it DAY A day or night's suffering is often saved; those having "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" handy Safe to take! Such quick "For Headache v Rheumatism! Neuralgia Toothache 'fColds Gout Lumbago Backache Influenzal Colds Sciatica Grippe Neuritis V Proved safe by millionsl American ownedl ; Adults Take one or two "Bayer. Tablets of Aspirin V with water. If necessary, repeat dose three times a day, after meals. 1 The Bayer Crosson 20 cent Bayer packages also larger Bayer ;. .packages. , Buy Bayer, packages only Get original j package. Aspirin U the tra4e mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mbaomceticciderter of SHcylicacd Must others enjoy life r wxme you sutler VSEKesirvol t FOR THAT SKIN TROUBLE That sldn tremble makes you feci as though you must creep aWav 'and hide ? While there u, fun andbughleron alsidnSSyP,S, interested in yo. Possibly you could enjoy life as they do if Sa would but pre ' the Resinol treatment a fair triaL Anoint the red rough spots and irritated places with Resinol Ointment tut, BaUummrt, i!L the mom tnaoaent aur b applied. 7 r EBERTiSOLDIERS SEARCH 1 . v A r 1 , r 'A. is Followinir the downfall of the recent Spartaean uprising in Berlin, sol-, diers of the Elert government stopped and searched ' in the streets civilians' suspected of eirrj lng e oncealed .weapons. The photo shows a government; soldier "frisking' a civilian for weapons. '.:': Railroad clerk, lumber experience. Clerk or office worker, experienced in insida work. Banker, formerly worked in trust de partment. Railroad- accountant. experienced telegrapher and timekeeper. Bookkeeper, newspaper office experi ence, also shipping clerk work. Hotel clerk, experienced as typist or carpenter. ' . . ' Timekeeper Clerk, experienced, as bookkeeper. Accountant, formerly employed audit ing United States -army payrolls. Commercial ' designer, experienced in machine drafting and designing. Lawyer, experienced as insurance ad juster and investigator. Auditor, experienced as . bookkeeper, Misery to Comfort! ED! relief! So why suffer? Joint Pain Teeth Pain -Stiff Neck Earache Fever Pain! Pain! Genuine Tablets f 5T X CIVILIANS FOR; WEAPONS I 7 - v ' ' , ' 'a accountant, auto and material checking. Many Positions Opea Employers in Portland and elsewhere, in this and other states, are asking- to day for the following men, among scores of others : Man familiar with irrigation $75 a month and found, r '". Salesmen commission basis. Auto . garage night man $28 a week and 25 cents ' bonus "for every car washed reference required. Bolters up choice of three steel ship yards. - Stenographer, one - to take dictation $100 and up. " ; Auto mechanics and sheet metal workers. Teamster to drive eight horses up. Glass beveler $5 for eight hours. Page for prominent Portland club $80. Watchmaker wage arranged. Railway conductors. Oakum spinner, wounded soldier can handle. Furniture workers, polisher, runner and varnlsher wages arranged. Irish Aliens Lead In Getting in Draft New York, March 11. Irish aliens led all other nationalities in waiving ex emption for the draft in the New York district, drector Martin Conboy testi fied today at the trial of . Jeremiah O'Leary, charged with violation of the espionage act. Forty-fiye per cent of the Irish aliens waived exemption and w-ere placed in class 1, Conboy said. The Italians ranked second with 41 per cent, the Canadians third with 35 per cent, the English with 32 per cent and the French fifth with 31 per cent. Overheated Furnace Causes Astoria Fire Astoria, March 11. Fire believed to have originated . from an overheated furnace Monday . damaged the resi dence of li. A. Jones, 1192 Franklin street,' to the extent of $500. The flue became overheated, th- flames rapidly running up to the attic. Fireman Jack Corcoran was injured- - He was working on the second floor when the ceiling fell in, striking him on the head. ' He was unconscious for nearly an hour. Liberty Airplanes Numerous at Finish Washineton J. March 11. fTTV T. 1 Th A. E, Fi. had 3018 Liberty planes equip ped with Liberty motors -a,t the front when the armistice was signed, accord ing to Major Robert J. - Bates, signal corps, "who arrived hero Monday from France. Major Bates, who flew the (irst complete American airplane at the front, said Libertys were being . as sembled, tested -and turned over: for action at the rate of 40 a day on Novem ber 1L Hollocher Is After Bigger Pay Check Chicago,' MArch 11 (I. N. &) Presl- aeni Tea mttcneii or the Cubs Monday was in confernrw with Mif iii. outs, Charles Hollocher and Lea!i Mann, "" nie m v-nicaigo xo conrer with his boss, and It is believed he will sign a contract. Hollocher, it Is reported, re fuses to sign unless given more money. Socialists to Hold Control of Finland Washington, March 11. lJ N. S.) Further returns-from the Finnish elec tions show that Socialists bave piled vp a large plurality. " Alleged Bribers Faee Jury ? Des Moines. Iowa, - March 11. (I. N. S.) Arthur K earner of Washington. T. C. : C J Rhoad of Norfolk, Va., and S. A. Gross of Minneapolis were held to the federal grand jury here Monday on a charge of offering Captain Van, oirum or Camp Dodge, salvage officer, a bribe , to swing them the contract on blankets for which they had laid $33,125. Trial of the men' has been set for Mav s. Umatilla Soldier; : Praised by Comrade ;.. Back From France back from France, has high praise for Private Chester K. Thompson of Uma tilla. Thompson was US times in line, and was -In the Chateau-Thierry. Sola sons and "Flames battles. He was gassed October IS and wounded in .'the right shoulder by a macbins gun. ouiiei. jucto ber 15, in the Argonne battle. He was taken to . the dressing station? of the 126th Ambulance company. Thirty-second division, and refused to go to the base hospital. He Insisted on : returning to his company. " During the terrible day's battle there were only 15 men left m the original .company. When he was asked why he wanted to return when he bad every' cause to go to the base hospital in the rear, he replied:' - "Do you think ' I want to leave my buddies up there as long as I can pull a trigger? Not by a darn sight," and back he went in the fog and the rain.. Heavyweight Battle A Barred From Texas . In.tln Tnit fnn.Vi 11 fTI P Lingering hopes of Texas sporting men that tne wuiara-j-jempsey oaiue j uiy lUSINESS Did you ever stop to think your bed may be to blame? If a bed makes the slightest sound it disturbs the nerves. They won't let the body completely relax. It's only; when every nerve and muscle is relaxed that you get deep, sound sleep. ' That's the trouble with wooden beds and loose-jointed, noisy metal beds you can't relax. Many people who have always been "light sleepers" sleep sound all night on a Simmons Metal Bed and Slumber King Spring. . jb , . o, . "THE Simmons Metal Bed , is noise JL less. It locks firm at the corners. The corner locks are made of pressed steel have much longer bearing sur faces than'the average fit true and snug riot a creak, rattle, or feeling of unsteadiness. ' ';" 4 It is perfectly rigid feels and moves Ukej one solid piece. The. Simmons Pressed Steel Corner San Francisco, CaL 'Montreal, might be held in Texas were' dissipated Monday, when the senate killed the box ing bill, providing an athletic commission tc regulate boxing matches in Texas. ' Washingtpn Solons Votef Salary, Boost Olympia, March 11(U..P.) The sen ate today . passed the . amended ,0Hara bill which 'will submit to the voters a constitutional amendment increasing the ienrtlf of the legislative session from 60 to 90 days and increase the pay of legis lators from $4 a day to $1000 each, for the season.-: , . -.. . ... U.S.; Halts Work on . Big Battle Cruisers Washington. March 11. U. P.) The building of large cruisers has been sus pended temporarily because of wide dif ferences of opinion among naval experts over the type of capital ehip&l Secretary .Daniels announced late Monday., i, . Flings Self Into River Marysville. Cal., March 11. (U. P.) Charles Lohman. SO. a ranch -hand,: at tempted to end his life by jumping, into the Yuba river here Monday.. He was rescued - by f A. ;Wood. Lohman: was despondent. His mother lives at Al bany. ' Or. ..: - -. - ... . : : ; f j a - 251 Maybe you wake often during, the night. Dreams you or you lie awake, for hours. You get up only half rested " . , problems, indigestion there may be a dozen causes for insomnia. .Newark, N.J. Canada PORTLAND SCORED BY SPEAKERS FROM THE REGION JJF KLAMATH Chamber of Commerce Puts It self on. Record to Back ; . Natron Cutoff. That the full power of the Chamber of Commerce should be put back of the building of the Natron cutoff . And that the Chamber of .Commerce should be represented byvan investigat ing committee of three' In Southern Ore gon V'-V- 1 These were" the recommendations of the members' forum of the Chamber of Comfcnerce to the board of directors of that body Monday, following such a verbal excoriation from two Southern Oregon business men as- the , business men- ef this community have 1 possibly never heard from before. Judge George T. Baldwin, state sena torial representative from a quarter of Oregwi's, area, declared- that 90 per cent of the 'people of Klamath county would VJSb to secede and become a part of 'California if given the' opportunity. ED; ni Xocks are protected by basic patents. They are the most fundamental inven tions of modern bed manufacturing exclusive with Simmons, not to be dupli cated or imitated. And these patented comer locks have made possible the Three-piece Bedthe new Simmons idea the spring form ing a single unit with the side rails. IF you waken easily, or if you sleep lightly, you'll find the Twin Bed a wonderful aid to sound sleep. Ever since doctors began to recom mend a separate bed for each sleeper, the Simmons Company have special ized in Twin Beds. ' Sleep is more restful. No dis turbance from another's restlessness. Coughs tuxd infections are not commu nicated. : . - - THE Slumber King Spring really does what you have always wanted a spring to do. ' j . It Is a new and advanced idea. It is a system of elastic -steel strips with ' spirals or nign-test spring wire so SIMMOJSTS COMPANY : . Kenosha Wisconsin It mr He charged this attitude to Portland's apathy.-. - ' - George ,T. Collins, Southern Oregon representative of a local business house, said Oat "State of Portland", is the Ironic term applied to this city by those who believe that affairs outstds-the corporate limits of Oregon's metropolis but sligntly inter:.?? the people therein. Farmer Smith of the 0-W. .R. & N. declared that in neglecting to promote the interests and gain the business of Klamath - county. Portland has passed by the opportunity ::,r offered . by pro ductivity equal to at least any other two counties of Oregon. ' E. C. Crawford, vice .president of the; United States National bank, said there is basis for the criticism of the Southern Oregonlans. "Yet we are their friends," he added.. - . - "Finance the building of the Natron cutoff if you want Klamath . Falls friendship," was W. O- McPherson's ad vice. " f- ' -W. II. Beharrell. manager of Hay wood Bros. & Wakefield, declared thift freight rates make it more profitable for his firm to do business with Klam ath county through San Francisco than through Portland. The building of the Natron- cutoff would throw; the advan tage to Portland. ; "Portland." addd Mr. : Beharrell, "has been credited with fearing the growth of towns In her ter ritory. C We would be better off. irt ray Judgment, if Klamath Falls, Jioieburer. Medford, Eugene, Salem, . Astoria and others would , each grow to 1 100,00 or 1S0.000 people." ; . ; Resolutions opposing the proposed de parture from Portland of Ir. John H. Boyd-" pastor of the First Presbyterian ! 4 ft Ml combined that the equal in all directions. ; The Slumber King Spring yields to the weight of the body, but supports it. It fits square on the bed. It does not sag, hump or lose its resiliency. It, invites sound, health giving sleep. The Slumber King Spring is fur nished in oxidized silver. It is rust proof. It has no loose ends or rough corners cannot wear or tear the ticking. EVERYBODY is being drained of strength and energy these days. Everybody needs sleep! - Get a bed that invites sleep I You'll find the Simmons Metal Bed and Slum ber King Spring in your leading mer chant's store. . . . Your choice of a wonderfdl series of styles in brass, in enamel, and in "wood tinish," ; beautiful reproduc tions of natural wood grain. If you do not know the Simmons ' j merchants in this section, we shall be. j glad to send you their names. Pendleton's Auto Show Will Open on Thursday, Man 13 Tendleton, March 11. The Tendleton, automobile show will open Thursday at' Happy Canyon pavilion. j ' .The Pendleton Automobile association, of which J. B. Knight is president and the other officers are J. E. Elklns, vice' president ; J. A. Menton. secretary. ' an; M.K. Long, treasurer, has extended an Invitation to the automobile men of Portland to be here during the show. . One of the big things promised' Is the "jinks." with which the show will rlo' Saturday night. A surprise lspromi!edi which will utterly put to shame any-, thing of th kind ever before attempted. Mrs. Fairbanks Will Wed New York Man New York. March 11. (I. N. S.) Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, who was granted a, final divorce from thi motion piclure', star .list weeU. Is soon to become th' bride of James Evans,, a Wall' street! broker, according to reports herei today. ,i . ii i ' J t church, and urging him to remain, were unanimously adopted. J. B. Kerr wus' a speaker. - spring action is Portland Ore. 3 -7 .