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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PO RTLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY ' 23, 1919v
E OF, STABLE
GOVERNMENT FACTOR
: IN BALTIC SITUATION
Definite Decision by Paris Peace
Conference, Wnen Comes,
May Dissipate CJiaos.
, By Bassett Digby.
Special Cable to The Jo-irnai and The Chicago
.- ! Duly News. --
tCopjrrtebt, 1919. by Chicago Dairy News Co.)
Stockholm, Sweden. . May 26. It may
be opportune to point out aa a aerioua
factor In the eaatern Baltic situation the
continued absence of signa- of the real
evolution of atabte popular governments.
Kven, in ' Finland, hardly any genuine
progress baa been made toward creating
the friendly political atmosphere thai
distinguishes a unified brotherly nation.
Political, meaaurea in preparation con
form, to the letter' of friendly compro
miae. but until a chanr occurs It will
not be possible to describe the new- re
public as a healthy, happy national or
ganization. Hlg-htly or wrongly, we are
on-ilmr in for pungent criticism from
Finnish Socialists. They find It diffi
cult to reconcile our attitude of cordial
' ity toward the Russian Socialists and
coolness toward te bourgeois interest
with our obvious Vcoolnesa toward the
Finnish Socialists and cordiality to the
Finnish bourgeois. ; . ' "
l&ewherev however, matters are far
worse, : For Tnany months now Eathonla,
Lcttland, TAthuanla and Courland have
been In a. state of political chaos with
out evolving, any -signs of improvement.
They have produced no strong men with
a capacity to take the rudder and try to
keep the reeling states' bows head on to
the stormy seas. Demagogues and talk
era have not been lacking, but men with
genial smiles, strong arms and construc
tive brains have not yet appeared.
There are plenty of sound elements In
these derelict states whjch will rally
around good leadership when such at
last comes- to light.. It. must be In
stanced, however, on' behalf r of these
states that utter Ignorance of the future
role which Paris will allot to them Is
extremely discouraging to Incipient lead
ership. They are drifting tn a sea of
uncertainty as to what fate may have In
store for them, whether they shall be in
dependent or be linked flrrrtly or loosely
to Germany or Russia, and that Russia
may be Bolshevist or non-Bolshevist.
' Sweden is very close to them, and nat
urally has the keenest interest in their
future. - Swedes coming back from visits
to these ; countries sum up the essence
of their observations In" av shrug. of the
shoulders and the statement : "Paris
must give them a clear Indication . of
their future prospects before they can
try to come into calm waters.
S -1 v - A'
General Manager of
Safety Council Will
Be Entertained Here
- C. W. Price of Chicago, general man
ager of the ; National Safety council,
will be guest of honor at a dinner Sat
urday evening at the Benson hotel. In
attendance will be prominent citizens In
terested In the publUv safety movement
and executives of the larger Industrial
concerns of Portland.-i Mr. -Price will
make the chief address. - ,
' Next : Monday evening the general
manager of the nation's safety .council
will address an audience Of superintend
ents, foremen and safety engineers from
Industrial and commercial concerns at
the central, library. All who are in
terested are invited to attend. Admis
sion will be free.
"Mr. Price has had a broad experi
ence in the field-of accident prevention,"
said W. , A. Marshall, member - of the
state industrial accident commission
who? is actively aiding arrangements for
Oregon's welcome -to the, Chicagoan.
"He 1ST regarded as the leader In this
work throughout the country; : At pres
ent he is at the head of a national safety
organisation which embraces within its
membership the largest industrial con
cerns and experts in the work of ac
cident prevention. The growth of the
National Safety council has been rapid
and its present membership is in excess
of 4000." '
Admiral Kolchak Is
Requested to Explain
His Plans and Aims
' Paris, May 28. (X. N. S.) The peace
- conference has Bent a note to the Omsk
.; government in Siberia inquiring after
the alms and plans of Admiral Kolchak.
but has not recognized the government,
it waa learned" today. . .
President Wilson has not made any
- promises, but will determine the attitude
of the .United States -when it is found
-what guarantees Admiral Kolchak . Is
- prepared to give regarding the creation
of a constituent assembly and universal
suffrage. ...-., .
Alfred Bigger Returns .
Oregon City, May 28. Alfred Bigger.
" formerly with the 18th engineers, has
returned to Oregon City, - t
BUILDINt PERMITS
: M.Cevanangh. erect nnit. 285 E.-16M- a.
.. between Wasco end Clackamas. W. A. Both
builder. 8260. - .
. Tliomaa Ellinghara, repair greenhouse. 53d
ami oiara, fKvu. . . r
Fnnk O. Johnson, erect woodshed. 1011 it
33d N.. between. Wxganjt and Going, builder
uw, sen.
T. G. Green, erect garage. 937 lesson, be.
terpen Mallory end Rodney, Hence and Lindley
ttuuuer, evv.
- Mix W. McMaater. 1851 DiTMon, bet
4"th and 48th. Mr. Mierhofer. builder, tan.
F. 8. Harmon, erect garage, 620 E, .Fine,
between 2th and 27th, builder same. ISO
W. H. Mcmonita. erect garage. S54 Broadway.
m i wiun uu ou, uiiusui e aicvaetiano, ixk.
Guilders. 320.000. .
Blake, Mr Fail Co.. repair efflee. 4th at.
between Ash and Ankeny. Parker A Banfield
builders, $50..
Fraiier A Corbet, repair stores. 210 2d at.
between Kslmom and Taylor. Parker A Banfield
-mitaer. inun.
- Mautx Bids, A lav. Co.. erect aarsce. 632 K.
Ifith at. N.. betweea- 8 tan ton and Siskiyou,
builder same. 8400. -
Mauta Bids, as Inev Co.. erect residence, a 32
NEW TOIIAT
' , NORTHWEST RUG :
. COMPANY " r
FORMER ADDRESS 153 UNION AVE.
i-w nug iiibuo a. ruin sui Kinas oi oia
irpets. Carpet Cleaning. Refitting. Ra
sing. Rag Rugs woven all slsea. .
'carpets.
.nine
Mail Orders Solicited.
EAST 8680 188 E. 8TH
B-1230
Salesrooms West fark aad YaaaiU .
; At 10 A. M. Tomorrow
ABSENC
1U 18th jr.; between Stanton and SUkiytM. build
t.' aame. (5000. .
- MaoU Bids, A Ine. Col. erect carafe, 630 E.
16th between . Stanton and Siskiyou, builder
same. 8450. . "
Manta Bids, Inf. Co.. erect residence, 3
XL 16tb ti.t betweea Stanton ' and Siskiyou,
builder same, $7500, - j
E. J. Lowe, erect rartce. 2508 48th at, be
tween IXrisioa and OUtuoa. E. C, Lwdea bttild
e., 8850. .
J. F. Hawker, repair dwelling. 24 E. At,
between Bunuide and Couch, baiider same, $80.
Albert Johnson, repair dwelling. 851 Sarier
betweea 25th asd 26th. L. lankoia builder,
$150. -, . . .' . .
A. FeMstein. repair store. 1T4 lst-at. be
tn Tamhilt and Morrison, Charles W. Chaltea
baiider. $600. ' "
F. E. Andrews, erect residence, 2625 E. 61st,
between 26th and 27th sre. 8. C M- Onatt
builder, $2600.- , f , - v
W. C. Schmitt, erect (a rare. $84) E. 44th N.,
between Broadway and Halsey, boilder same.
$100.
E. g. lteMsnsc. erect sarage. 874 E. 80th N..
tetween Sharer and Skkimore, B. T. AUyn baild
$260. 'George T. Settlesaeyer. foandation for garage.
34 S Vancouver, betweea Broadway and WefcUer.
builder same. $900. . ...
O. W. GriWith. erect (a race, 1220 E. Flan
den, between 4 1st and 4 3d, G. W. Maxwell
builder. $200.
Charles Hemly. repair residence. 1084 Lambert
Place, between Knott and B razee, builder same,
$bO. ..--- ..-'-.! i-
Calvin Jack, repair residence, 511 Going at.,
between 10th and 11th.. builder same. $250.
Karl Esetnan, erect, chicken house, 828 E.
f tb, betweea Clinton and Brooklyn, builder
kkme.' t2i. ---f ("..
William N. Pedersen. repair reside nee, 61
Alberta, between Minnesota and Missouri, boilder
ume, 6100.
O. L Johnson. exoarstion and Foandaaon,
780- E. 77th N.. betweea Beech and Fremont,
builder same. $200.
C. J. Thomas, repair dwelling, 887 E. S2d
N., between Alameda and Stanton, F. A. Baa
man' builder. 3150.
Charles II. Fox. foandation for garage, 185
K. 24th N.. between Sandy bird, and Glisan, W.
F. Ryan builder, $500.
E. P. Mnrphy. erect garaae. 814 Misciasippi
are., betweea Sktdmore , and PrsscoU, builder
same,. 8?6. . f - f ' ' "' '" ' -
E. P. Mnrpny, ereet-garage, si hbsukippi
sre., betweea Skidmore and Praeeott, builder
same, $75.
G. DrtsseU, erect garage. 6Z3 Herey. oetweea
Stanton and Morn, builder same. $95.
K. Tausher. erect garage. 864 Hood, between
Peunoyer and Carry, builder same, $75.
M. II. Calef. repair garage.. 405 E. 4 1st N..
between Thompson . and - Brasee. . builder aama.
$50. ' - .- s
T. O. Uanlon. repair residence. 000 Minne
sota, between -Mason and Skidmore, 8. J. Powers
Lnilder, $50.
L I). Freelaml. repair swelling, J os. eta
ave., betweea Hood and 6th are., builder same.
Frank Borklnah. erect residenc. 1229 Front.
between Boundary and- Terwilliger area., P. Me-
Giniey builder.. $8200.
C. Herman, repair residence, 1084 Wate, a.
U Von Pier baiider. $05.
4. Miller, repair residence. 1184 E. 13th I.,
builder same, $40. 4 . ,
A. Weetland, erect' residence, 941 K. 24th
N betweeu Prescct''. and Skidmore, builder same,
3800O. . . :
West Or. Con. of S Rerentli Day Adrentista,
repair churrh, 74 E. ltth N.. between Everett
and Ftandera, F. N. Dimond builder, $295.
U J. Poirier, erect shed, 930 E. 83d N.," be
tween Rlndmore and Presrott, builder same, $25.
E. T. Elmer, repair dwelling, 489 E. 89th.
between Grant and Sherman, W. F. Miller build
er, $85.
3. Xudelman, repair residence, $08 Atberta.
between 24th and 25tb, Mr. Minker builder.
$50O. , i - ; " -
Itobert B. Beat, erect residence, 1242 Glenn
are., between Ainsworth and . Jarrett. builder
same. $3500. .
Robert B. Beat, erect residence, 1248 Glenn
are., between Ainsworth and Jarrett. builder
acme.' $3500.
Mrs. Silra. repair vault, 91 3d L. between
Stark and Oak at.. : James L. Quina builder,
$700. ' ,
Mr. Lacy, erect garage, 507 Williams ava..
between Russell and Page, John Cunningham
builder, f 49. -
W. J. Vsn HooraisBen, erect garage. 1015 Di
vision; between ! Itfid : and 34th, builder same.
W. V. GUscock. erect garage. 1058 E. Taylor.
tetween 3 5th and 37th,- buitdnr aame, $100.
w. v. tTiaseock repair residence, loss E.
Taylor, between 85th and 87th, builder same,
8250. '
C w. Mason, repair residence. 810 Princeton.
between Polk and Tyler, builder same, 890.
Arthur W. Chance, repair residence, "LTo
Broughtnn ava,, builder same, $300.
B. Burna. erect aaraae. - 1 663 - Haseala. be
tween 63d and 64th. builder aame, $50.
: Mrs K. Btocaer. erect residence, 110 Fair
view bird., between i Kingston ava. end Cham
plain ai-lre, Williams Williams builders.
K. Winn, repair garage. 206 E. 83d at. N..
bnilder saam. $25.. -
Second Reformed Church of V. S. A., repair
residences 3 7th and Columbia bird., builder
same, $500. , . -t (
Farmerette Wants
Oystets for Yard
liberal movements of seed oysters
from the Atlantic coast to the West to
be planted at Olympia. Wash., has
aroused a great deal of Interest In rail
road circles recently, comments the Pa-'
ciflc Semaphore,' the official publica
tion of the O-W. R. &. N this week.
The discussion of this movement result
ed In one of the "farmerettea" in the
car service department of the O-W. line
announcing last week that she had de
cided to raise her own oysters in her
own back yard and with this In mind
tried to secure sets from the Portland
Seed company.. ,
fTEtl TOD AT
THE ASTOR HOUSE
COMES DOWN
FURNITURE MlST
BE SOLD THURSDAY
151 BROADWAY
COR. MADISON
THIS IS NICE STUFF.
SPt-lCTCmm UtTRNTTTTTttC flP TWP
BETTER CLASSUSED IN ROOMS
AJSU APARTMENTS. i; J
RKATTTTPTTT. . UTTflS T.AnTS r AD
DRESSERS. FINE BEDS AND MAT
TRESSES, LOVELY CURTAINS, OAS
RANGES AND PLATES. SHEETS,
oaaira qdd p i no vtt -r -i.e..
-. u u ik unu o, Mr luuv yv o,
BLANKETS. COMFORTS. PORTIERES.
SHADES. DISHES. WARES. TOILET
SETS. WARDROBES. CUPBOARDS.
TREASURES, CABINETS, TALE
LOCKS, ELECTRIC GLOBES. RUN
NERS. CHAIRS. ROCKERS. TABLES.
STANDS, PORTIERES. EVERYTHING.
NO PLACE TO MOVE
THEM
SALE "STARTS FRIDAY, 10 A. M.
BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
1S1 BROADWAY. THE ASTOR HOUSE
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insertions. For Contract Rates phone
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ivcdu . i r-KUUUCING "WANT" AD
mcuium iN PUKTLAND.
, , PHONE YOUR 'WANT' :
,TO THE JOURNAL
Main 71 73 or A-6051
INDUSTRIAL WORK BY
PUBLIC BODIES THEME
i OF BOOKLET RECEIVED
Publication Based 1 on Nation
Wide Canvass by U. Si Cham
ber of Commerce.
Compiled as a' digest of the opinions
of various commercial organizations on
the subject of Industrial workr by pub
lie bodies, a booklet entitled 'Industrial
Development has been received "by W,
H. Crawford, manager 61 the Depart
ment of ; Industries of ' the Portland
Chamber of Commerce, The compilation
of - this book . is based on ' the question
naires sent- out several months ago by
the United States Chamber", of Com
merce to the larger commercial organi
sations. , ' . - '
A small supply of these booklets has
been received and Mr. Crawford is hope
ful that enough Interest will be taken to
cause a call for them. If necessary, he
says, he will have a reprint made as he
believes the information carried In the
booklet is invaluable rtp clear foresight
in industrial development. In summar
ising the text the fallowing is , said of
Industrial development : ' ; i
"It is evident from - answers to 7 the
questionnaire that most ; commercial or
ganizations, place greater value upon the
Industrial expansion of - their commu
nities and that , this is brought ' about
through the growth of established indus
tries and acquisition of new. Of the two
factors of industrial growth, .the most
Important, bo far - as results ' are con
cerned, la the expansion Of Industries al
ready on the ground. ? t
"Growth of -this ktnd.being respons
ive to trade demands, is what most or
ganizations seek, and only such new In
dustries are sought as tt into the gen-
era! Industrial scheme. Most organiza
tions realize that new industries . are
only helpful to a community if they con
tribute to its healthful growth. ?
"Over expansion leads to a disturbance
of conditions that may make for disaster
In the future. In hard times, when work
Is scarce, labor will go where the work
Is without much regard to welfare con
ditions ; but in good. times, when there
is a Dig demand for labor, it wilt exer
cise a choice between , localities ; and
those localities that have paid least at
tention to betterment work will suffer."
T
HEW TODAY
BEST
WAREHOUSE
OR
IN SOUTH PORTLAND
8-story brick , building ; two f 2-story
frame buildings on lot 200 ft. of street
frontage. 30 ft- depth on one end and 62
rt. depth on the ' other end ; railway
f rentage . full length of lot to the rear.
Income $227 a month, leased ; net in
come 12. r,-,. .. .
Excellent loc-don for automobile re-
Jiair and garage. Brick building, strong
y built. Available for almost any kind
of warehouse use. -
Will sell on very reasonable terms.
See R. W. Hagood, 600 Journal bldg.
Phone Main 4958. A-6051. , t
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Old Bags aad Woalea Clotaiag.
If Make ReTerdble, HaaWevs -
Rugs
They Wear Lite Ire a. :
Rag Rags Wovea An Slsea.
Vail Orders Scad for Booklet, ,
Carpet Cleaning
txlt Rags, Steasa Cleaaed. M
WESTERN FLUFF RUG I CO.
Ualoa Ave. IT.
East 61 Phoaea B.1476 1
MEETIKO nOTICES ' '1
WA8HIX(iTON LODGE ' JoT 4
A F. AND A. M. Special
commnaicatioB tomorrow Thars
dar avanina-, 7 :30 o'clock, Kast
Sth aad Burnside. F. C. deem.
Visitors welcome. Order VT. M.
i. H. KICHMONP, See.
COLUMBIA liODGETTa 114 Jl.
F. AND A. M. Special com
munication tomorrow ( Thursday )
Ersnina- at T:0 o'clock. Work
in St. il. desre. Vwitini brothers
welcome. By order W. M. .
rMDL OLSON, Bee.
SAMARITAN LODGE NO. 4. tJ 6
O. F. meets every Wednesday - at
8 p. m. at Odd Fellows Temple, 236
Alder at. Toifi I 1 1 -
f'wro , isiuni orouters welcome. , .arl B. Ad
Jns, W. O. Jesse T. Jones, sec.
MW IQQcs lllll Biitloi this
bsk I Wednesdavl evenhur. Raat Sth
dKl Aiaer streets: third derm
Vr Bar lianaa-hsn. N. G.. &. A
Starr, secretary.
" THE MACCABEEa . ,
IorUaBd Tent No. 1 Kerolar rsrtsw evsry
Thursday eveninc. at hall. 40 Alder at. AH
avaabers arsed to bs present.- Vlsltint Sir Kaishts
a. wars weicosss. GEO. D. ' BAKER, N. B.
" FREE DANCE TONIGHT
Liberty Assembly, United Artisans, will give Ha
reculsr semi-monthly dancinc party toaicbt in the
&ast Hide w. o. w. itau. K. eta ana Alder sta.
Artisans and friends invited.
fc-AIBLKS. JEWELRY a specialty; buttons, plus,
cbarma. Jaeaer Bma. 1S1-ISS Ath st
XJ I ta! Statistics
mtrri$zs.Blrtbs.lzcthx
BIRTHS
BLIED To Mr. and Mrs. David W. BUed. 63?
E. B2d. May 14, a aon.
GLIJTH Te Mr. and Mrs. W.: H. Ghtth, 72
Liberty;: May 14. a danchter. -GEORGE
To Mr. and Ha William H. Georse,
61 GHaan. Mar IS. a eon. . .
FCl.LERTUN To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph William
Fnllerton, 1348 Wisteria, May 22, a son.
ARMBRUSTER To Mr. and Mrs. Edaond
Armbmster. 294 2d. Mav 20. a danahtar.
CLARKE To Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clarke. 441
nentms. May 14. a dancntetv
SWAN SON To Mr. and Mrs. Ed' 8
14TT E.vOak. Mav SO. a danahter. -
JACKSON To Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackaon.
no k. TBtn. May 17, a daosnter. .
MOORE To Mr. and- Mr. O. Moore, TT E.
Terry. May 20. a danahter. .
ALI.KN To Mr. and Mm. U Allen, SCO race,
saay it. a aon.
KRAMER To Mr. and Mia. O." V Kramer. Im
' peria Arms. Mav IS. a mm -
MATSCHINER To Mr. and Mrs. C, Matachmef.
8T4 Sullivan,. May. 14, a danehter.
RET To Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Sey, 1844 Dearer.
May 18, a aon. , --
HOWATT To Mr, and Mrs. F I. Bowatt. t
oannNS; ssay o. a SOBU -j.,
VAN PELT To Mr. and Mrs. C. Taa Pelt, 141
E. 55U, May 22. a daushter. : t
BATTT' To Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Batty, JL48
W. Ainsworth. Mav 21. a ilanehtae
COOAN Te Mr. and Mrs. W. U Ooan. m
Chaataoena blvd.. May 18. a danahter. '
ISOM To Mr. and Mrs. A. bom. 2229 Gbaan,
FISHER To Mr. and Mrs. U R. Ftrher, 12B
E. 18th. Mav IS. a danahter. . . ... .
KILLDrFF To Mr. and Mrs. :A, Rv Kill duff,
tnt a,, im, assy za, a son.
ETF.RNLAND To Mr. and Mrs. J. Kveralasd,
E. Klanders, Msy IT. a sm.
I'ET RU7.ZELU To Mr. and. Mo. PetroueUi,
GARAGE
LOCATION
Fluff
A
. e-w uaensau, Apni A, m aoa.
' BIRTHS '
IHILLlPS To Mr. and Mr. A. J. Phillips.
May IT. a. son.- . - -
HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harris, Hot
brook, Or., May 21. a eon. ' -
niHTZ To Mr. aod Mrs. C. IlirU, Banks, Or.,
May 2S, a daushter. I ' '
PETERSEN -To Mr. and Mrs. T. Petersen,
7 Horthvrfck. May 20. a son. ,
EDWAR18 To Mr. and Mrs. i Leone Edwards.
1070 Belmont. May 24. a aon.
MOTT To Mr. and Mrs. - John Mott, 549
Pettytrove, May 26. a daughter.
HONG To Mr. and Mrs. May tiong, 211 Sth,
May 18, a daughter.' 1
WILSON To Mr. aad Mrs. August J. Wilaoa,
- 88 E. 7Ttb, May 21, a son, .
KRAMER To Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kramer,
Imperial Arms. May 18, a son. .
LASSCH To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lasech, 101
Simpson, May 22. a son. s
SIMON To Mr. and Mrs. I F. Simon, 551
4th,' May 16, a daughter. !
BROUGHTON To. Mr. and Mrs. Harold 3.
- Brooahton. : May - 20, . St. Helena. Or. a
daughter. : - !
MILES To Mr, and Mrs. : Geratd A Miles.
Gresham, Or.. May 22, a daughter. ,
KANNE--Te Mr., and Mrs. Walter A. Kanne,
Milwaukie, Or., May 22. a son.
DEATHS AND FTJN ERAT S
75
NICKOL8 At the family reoidenoe 10107
- Fifty-fifth avenue. James W. NtekoU, age
62 -years, beloved husband of Mary A Nickols.
father of Raymond Nickols of thi city. . Fu
neral services will be heM Thursday. May 29.
at 10 A. MY .from the funeral parlors of A. D.
Kenworthy A. Co., 5892-4 Ninety-second street
southeast.- in .Lenta. - Interment Mount Scott
Park cemetery. Friends invited.
CAMPBELC At the .residence', 862 North rnp
street, May 25. 1919, Nathaniel CampbeU.
aged , 82 years 6 months, beloved husband of
Alice M. , Campbell. - Friends Invited to attend
the funeral services, which will ba held at the
Portland crematorium at 8 .SO l. m., Friday,
May 80, 19L9, Remains at Holman s funeral
RATJGH In this city May 26, at the family res-
ldence. 847 Wasco street, Krnest r'OBter rtsugn,
aged 18 years, son. of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest O.
Rangn, brother of Irene Raugh, and. nephew of
Mr. and Mrs. N. J Davis. The funeral serrioes
vriU be held Thursday. May 2ft, at 2 :80 o'clock
p. m.. at Flnley'a, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends
invited. ; Interment at Rivervlew cemetery. ;
IKKI.ER At his late . residence,, 6404 Sixty
ninth street southeast, James H. Peeler, aged
67 years. Funeral services will be held at the
P. L. Lerch Funeral parlnrs. Eat Eleventh and
Clay Btreets, Tbtgrsday, , May 29, at 3 p. m.
r-nerraa mviteo.
COOPER In this 'city. May 26, 1818. Albert
N. Cooper, aged 78 year 9 months 28 days.
Friends invited to atatnd the : funeral -asrvleea,
which will be hld- at Holman'a funeral parlors
at 1 p. tn. tomorrow ( Thursdays, May 29, 1919.
Interment Greenwood cemetery, f
OLSEN The " funeral services for the late
Charles M. Oben wiO be held Thursday. May
29. at 2 o'clock p. m., at the family residence.
777 Marshall street. Friends invited. Interment
at Riverview cemetery, J. : P- Finley A Son,
directors. "
CARR The funeral aervicea of the late Le Roy
Carr wiU be held Thursds. May 29. at 1
o'clock p. m., at Ftnley's, Montgomery at Fifth.
Friends in vited. Interment i at Rose City cem
etery. ' '-
WALLEN In this city, May 27. Mrs. Sigrid
Wallen, late of 720 Overlook blvd., beloved
wife of Hannis Wallen. Remains at Pearson's
undertaking parlors, Russell st. at Vnion ave.
BECCO In this city. May 20, Andrew Beceo.
aged 28 years, late of 478 E. Ankeny. Re
mains at . Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell
st. at Union ave.
KETTERN Anna M. Kettefn, 369 B. 78d,
May 26, 84 years, apshyxiation by gas. .
THAYLOR Boyd Traylor. Good Samaritan hos
pital. May 25, 27 years, fracture of skulL
LBENER Theodore H. Ebener. Willamette
river, found May 25, accidental drowning.
BROWN Emily . L. Brown, county hospital.
May 25. 59 years, lobar pneumonia.
ROBINSON Helen E. Robinson. . Portland, May
26. 2 years, general septicemia. '
a LEGMAN Max Klegmau. .430 Mill. May 23,
69 years, heart block.
BOTTSON William H. Bottaon, Portland Sana
torium. Msy 24, 57 years, carcinoma.'
SHEE Chan M. Shoe, 246 Oak, May 24. 45
years, valvular heart disease.
OWEN Herbert Owen. Portland sanitarium,
Mar 24. 47 yean, logginc accident.
BENNETT Nettie Bennett. 533 Everett. May
24. 63 ysara. tuberculosis.''
BOND. Virginia 8. Bond. 762 71st, May 24, 82
years, diabetes mellitus. ! - -
STDRDAVANT Alvaa-L. 8tnrdavant. Baby
home. May 20. 7 months, dysentary.
LEE Clifford Lee. Sellwood hospital. May 24,
83 years, tuberculosis enteritis. -
HTMI8TON Amy A. Humwton, 2146 E. Alder,
May 27. 14 yearn, carcinoma.
WUX'OX Emma WUcox, 4908 89th, May 22.
years, cancer m iwns .
CARLET Delbert E. -Carlet, Baby home. 2
mnnths. -dysentery. -i-"--i -.'
SMITH Isaac - L. Smith. Good Samaritan hos-
rntal. May 22. 56 years, acute pancreatrtia.
WISNIESKI Stanly L. Wiesnieski. 709 E. 9th.
8 months, erysipelas.
FULLER Etha.F. Fuller. 151 17th, May 24.
40 rears, broncho pneumonia.
BETTMAN Ixrus Bettman, Irving apts.. May
. 84 years, ' valvular heart disease.
ZTJRBL'CHEN Anna E. Zurjmchen, 1677 E.
Oregon, May 24, 73. yeara? arterio selerosia
ARCHWANDHN Mary M. Archwanden, - 964
B. 17th, May 24. pneumonia.
FIELD Grace R. Field. 1250 E. ; 17th,- May
24. 43 years, carcinoms.
WEAVER Nellie M. Weaver. 407 Jsckson,
"May 26. 86 years: general: debility.
RAl'H Ernest Foster Kauh. 847 Waaco. May
26. 18 years; empyema. f '
GaRMAN Caroline I. . Garnuta. 870 ' Broad
way. May 25. 46 years:. Dernieioaa anemia.
GLASS Louia J. Glass. St. Vincents hospital.
May 27, 84 years; fracture -of sknll. '
CAMPBELL Nathaniel Campbell,. 8J2 "North
rnp. May 25. 62 years: valvular iasufficienev.
ROSS Henry Boas. 1163 Leurelhurst. May 24,
64 years; carcinoma.' " ;. -
PE RALES John Peralee, ' Good Samaritoa
hospital. May 25, 25 years; lobar pneumonia,
TEN ETCK Levi C. Ten Eyck. 4211 E. 48th.
May -"24. 82 years ; cardiac dilatation.
FLORISTS
JAPAN , FLORIST '
190 4TH ST.. NEAR TATLOB
All kinds of pot flowers aad bed
dine plants, lOo and up. .
Border plants. 85o dosea aad up.
Beautiful panaies. 50c ner doaaav
VegetabW plants, ' doaen 26e aad ap.
CLARK BROS., flonsta, Morrison at. bet. ' 4th
and 6th. Phones Main. A-1805. Fin flow
er and floral designs. No branch stores. '
MARTIN A FORBES CO., florists, S54 Wash
ington. Main 269, A-1269. -Flowers for all
occasions artistically arranged.
LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST. 6U and Ita
- hill ata. Cut flowers, plants and" designs. Sell
wood greenhouse 649 Nehalem ave.. Sell. 1620.
t-ORTLAND'S Floral and Bird Shop. Designs
and decorations. Main 4 878.-226 Morrison-.
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. De
sijrns and decorations. Phono Marshall 6922.
, . 8WI8S FLORAL CO.
1 - . FLOWERS AND PLANTS
LA LANK Floral designs, decorations. Opposite
pestofftoa Mala 6646. ' -. -
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 Vs 6th vt
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO.
. ? FUNERAL DIRECIORS'
.' -' ' i v . , . .
- -Third and Salmon Streets .
Main 607. A-1611
i W W . ee w M W w- . ' 9a at aa
Progressive Funeral Directors
- Main Montgomery at 6th A-1&0O
WILSON & ROSS
EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH
: Funeral Directors
East 64
C-8I6B
- DUNNING & McENTEE
Broadway god Ankeny 8ts. - Lady Assistant.
Phones Broadway 4 3Q.
.F.S. DUNNING, Inc. -
' 'THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder ?t Phone Est 82, B-5S2S.
A. D. KENWORTHY & CO.
- 6802-0804 824 St, S. E. Lenta
Phone Tabor 6167. Home Pboae ZV61
i PrL. LERCH M1
UNDERTAKERS
E. lltlt nol Hswthertte
MeENTEB V EILERS. funeral parlors with all
- thai prlvsey of a home, letn and avwrets aav
Pnoaes Broadway 2188. Home A-2 188.
- CHAMBERS OOMPANT.
248 and 250 Killingsworth ave., near WuUams
- ava. Woodlswn 8866. C-1188
MILLER A TRACSY, independent Funeral Dt
1 rectors. - Prices' aa low as 8S0. 840, . 86ft.
Washington at Ella. Mstn 2891. A-7886. -
B. T. BYRNES, new residenoe estabUsbmeet.
01 Williams avav- Woodlawn 220. O-104S.
A;irnn JP. UlTeTexr 11T KAysrreel
VIIIOUII WillllOUIl
W31n. 40, C-1165
HAMILTON 1 JtJZ
BREEZE & SN00K S
abor 134a,
B-2646.
A. R. Zeller Co,
692 Wflliams ava.
East 1088. C-1088.
OIAttiAA CNDKRtAKING CO. Mam 4162.
OlVcWcS - A-23S1. Corner 3d and Clay. -
CDIOOnM TJndertaking Parlors, 446 Km-
gteoaf st. Broadway 36SA
PORTLAND MARBLEWORKS
' 266 4th St. OppoaHe City Hall. I en Brea -
BLAESihQ GRAhlTE CO i
u at7-3e?o st. at MKoaor4
:-. LOST AKD fOPSP 21
THE following articles have - been - found -. oa
cars of the Portland RaUway. Light A Power
Co. May. 29. 1919: 1 postal certificate. 4
punea, 1 pin. 1 key, 1 flashlight, 1 toy gun, 6
gloves. 11 packaces, 2 coats, 2 handbags, 2 suit
eases, 4 hi neb boxes, . 1 baseball bat, 8 um
brellas. Owners may obtain . property at First
and AJOer streets station.
WILL party . who -took areen silk umbrella from
mezxanine floor of Meier A Frank's store Mon-.
day please return -to lost and found depttbetel
Reward. -y--:.'-. -' -
LOST Bank book and 2 6100 Liberty bonds
is envelope; name on bank book and envelope.
Finder please return to Journal office. Liberal
rtward. ,y
LOST On Saturday afternoon at 2d and Alder
er Simons store, gold filigree brooch, set with
6 blue stones (turquoise), valued as a keepsake.
G-a 8. Journal.
LOST Two Hibernia savings bank pay envel
opes, with $20 bill in each; name oa en
velope; finder , please phone East 4549 - or
call at 288 East Broadway and receive reward.
LOST Friday : afternoon, " between S and '4,
at Yamhill . market or on Williams ave. car,
diamond ring, treasured as , keepsake; - reward.
East 6968. ,-o
LOST, on 82d st.. between 50th and 65th eve..
a pair of glasses. - Finder please return - to
BBQ4 WZd St, H. K. t sll Tsoor ZgOQ.
LOST-A 1 5-jewel square model Groin wrist
watch; initials on lack "P. B. 8." .Main
a n fur i r i - iuciir., . nwiwmrv.
LOST String of pearl beads. Finder please
call Main 4169 or 468 th st, cor. Jackson.
LOST A gold Shriner pin with Al Ksder writ
ten under emblem. Finder call Sellwood 863.
LOST Pkg.
of kodak : pictures
and films.
Please phone Msrsball 452.
LOST Fndsy afternoon, a baby bonnet.
Finder phone lain 1888. Reward.
LOST Truck tire, 42x5; Portland or Linnton
mad. Hewarrt. Main 92; Main 1075. '
LOST Silver wrist watch, near Conch school
Monday; engrsved. Reward. Broadway 4 702.
HELP WANTED MALE
U. 8. MERCHANT MARINE
Opportunity te presented experienced men te
i ," core ....
FREE TRAINING
in preparation for license examinations as
DECK OFFICERS
AND ENGINEERS ,
at schools of U. 8. Shipping Board.
FREE COURSE IN NAVIGATION. six
WU. . fit. fn, Mn4 m.t.'. Um..- a- k-K-w
open to men of two years' deck experience.
ocean or coastwise, or equivalent in fisheries, or
on lake, bay or sound.
FREE COURSE IN MARINE ENGINEER-
tna. one month, fits for third assistant enai
neer's license, open to men of mechanical and
engineering experience, including locomotive and
stationary engineers, machinists on marina en
gines, graduates technical , schools . and ma
rine oilers -and water tenders.
Navigation schools at Seattle and Portland.
Engineers' schools at University of ' Washing
ton, neattie. Apply to w. J. t, ram os, aoo
Stuart bidg., Seattle.
MEN WANTED AT WEST LJJIN PAPER
MILLS. 42C HOUR, '8 HOUR DAT. SEE
MR. H. A SW AFFORD AT MILD OFFICE
ACROSS BITER FROM OREGON CITY. GOOD
HOTEL PROVIDES CLEAN ' BEDS. 20C:
BEST MEALS. 8 SO. ' ? - v
$175 PER MONTH the year around, the average
earnings last year of a number of our salesmen
over 45 years. This year will be the biggest yet.
No experience- necessary; weekly cash advance,
outfit furnished. Big: assortment guaranteed trees,
shrubbery and vines. Yon can do what other in
experienced men have done. Washington Nur
sery Co., Topperrish.-Wash. - - -
HIGH CLASS man. under 36. to represent the
- International Correspondence Schools; previ
ous sales experience not absolutely necessary, but
must possess unusual energy and determination.
I- will nay right man over (2400 per year. Bond
and. reference required. S. P. Snyder, 191
Broadway.' '
MAN and wife oa country place near city. Man
who can drive car, to do general handy work,
and wife for laundry. - Good wages and good
place to live for the : right couple. Call at
Hansen's Employment Agency, Raleigh bidg..
Sixth and Wash, -
WAN TED M arried man, experienced in han
dling milking machine, 60 cows. Apply
Oregon Dairymen's . League. 409 Corbet t bids.
Phone Mala 265L ' '
WOOD CTJTTER8V wanted. Good timber, A-l
camp accommodations; go eat -in our antoa
Sunday, starts 7 :SO a. m.. mafeeeaervationa now.
Sunnyside Fuel Co.. 36th and Hawthorne. .
DRUGS Registered man for Central Oregon,
single, not over 30 years old; salary accord
ing to, ability. Must have A-l reference. Z
6. Journal. .- '-
WANTED Good live man for washing dishes
. and general utility man; good salary to right
man. - Apply after 2 p. m. Rialto Billiard
Parlor.' H. D. Green. '
ICE CREAM maker, to make ice cream and
- assist butter maker; good salary to practical
man. OX-469, .Journal. - -
MAN wanted to drive milk wagon, experienced
- man preferred: good wages to right man.
Riverview Dairy Co., 1008 Belmont st.
WANTED- Vulranizer and all around .tire man,
for out of town shop; good wages, steady
work. . Apply e n. ntn st.
IRON M0LDER wanted out of town. Give age
- and experienee, 86. 8. hours, open shop. ZX-4.
Journal. ; r h.- -- ' " " ' ' '-
WANTED Tailor to do busheling and assist in
selling goods; The Wise Clothing store, As
toria. Or. - ' -
WANTED Carpeote to eject frame 4 -room
cottage, i Wm. Smith. 67 H 1st St., after
OCKKX
CHAUFFEUR wants position in private family;
city or country. Wm. Salo. 146H 1st St.,
Portland, Or. ' - - " .
WANTED Competent cost aacountant, ither
.sex. for larte industrial plant. State fully
experience and leferencea. O-840; Journal.'
WANTED :-A competent Japanese to aid with
general housework and cooking; best of wages.
At ply 669 Moitnoman st.
WANTED Boys 14 to 1 6 age to
work afternoons aad evenings. 640 Washing
ton ss.
BOY over 14 to carry paper route? salary; no
FIRST CLASS aolderer, piece work. Union
. au , r- vltv. at. ttmim
WANTED Youngaaan to leara electrical trade.
Y-606, Journal.
MACHINE men and cabinetmakera wanted.
Frecland Furniture Oo.. 907 Macadam at.
WANTED Boy about 17 years to work la
. bag factory. - Apply Amea-Hairia-NerUle Co.
WANTED Man on poultry ranch dose to city.
Call Tabor 7269.
WANTED Man to work on night shift in a
- garage. ' at . once. East 24th and Holladay.
XANITOR Apply Leavitt's store, corner 4th
and Washington.
FOR general team work call Tabor 64.
HELP WA HTEJV MISC.
49
. POSlTlvN! ASSURED
EVERT GRADUAL E OB B EH N KE-W ALKIE
' Business Ooilege. Portland.
Enron any tune. Xesegraphy, stenoerapny.
banarng. soctuwias. weeywtanai. rre catalog.
BL BSELL PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL
- Indrrktual snstrncaoa. stieat asetboda, Latnv
berasens bidg.. 6th and Stark. Bdwy. 8464.
Miss F. ' Buraen. Principal. : DAY SCHOOL,
NIGHT SCHOOL. ...
LEARN TEwMiJtAPHY 7. "
Toeing men and vosut wanted. Call 318
Railway . Exchange bid. - Splendid epportuaity
te. leara a well paid profeasioa. , Free booklet.
Railway Tel'.graph Ins' Hate. '
GOING aat or South Household goods ship-
pad at -reduced rates: moving and -packina.
Pacific Coast Forwarding .. Co.. 408 Hoyt st.
icwy : rua
fexS-F arrE cnvM-pwrnAt. school
- Miss Regina But-kel's private school. ' Indl-
Mual instruction. 122 Grand ave. East 42T
ROCKY MOUNTAIN - TEACHERS' AGENCY
Frank K. Welles,, ex-asst. Slsts Supt., mgr.,
K-- W. Bank bidg. Teachers plsced promptly.
SALESMAN for house to hdue canvass, salary
aad eowi mission. ee. Mr; Hughes, . Blake-Me-Fall
Co-, city.-. . , -.-
HELP WAWTFEV-.OTSC
100 MEN WANTED
Te become automobile and tractor gas engine
"trouble shooters. " Learn this profitable busi
ness in our machine shop. Other practical work
with technical instruction Is given. A 825 dis
count is gives to soldiers and sailors. Hemp
hill's Trade Schools, 707 Hawthorne - ava.
Branch 124 N. th at., near Union Depot.
WANTED Returned soldiers, ahipyard work
: era aad ethers to take advantage of ear
pedal inducements offered at this time by at
tending the night or day classes in gaa tractor
and automobile engineering; only abort time
required. Call for free catalogue aad inf ormav
two. ' --,.
HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS,
i 707 Hawthorne ava.,
' Branch Office i 124 N. 6th at. near Union
- Iwpot.
Typewittiag. bookkeeping, comptometer and all
ether modern business courses. Day and night
school. Alisky bidg.. 3d and Morrtsoa. Main 324.
LEARN AUTOS AND TRACTORS
FIVE DAYS FHEE TRIAL
PAT TUITION . WHEN SATISFIED .
' We teach auto, tractor, gas engine an ante
electrical work; BIG. 100 PAGE CATALOG
FREE. Address AdooX Autr and Tractor School.
Dept J. Union ave. and Vw. at. Port la od.
Ot. Phone East 7446. -
Hawthorne Auto School
' -. 462 HAWTHORNE AVE.
.Automobiles, trucks, tractors, machinist trade,
oxy-acetyline welding, vulcanizing- and retreading.
Special summer rates. Day and evening classes.
T"-' STUDY LAW AT HOME
University Extension Method. Degree LL. B.
conferred. We guarantee to pass you oa the
bar examination in any state. For full - par
ticulars apply room 447, Morgan bidg.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
THE AMES - HARRIS - NEVILLE
BAG CO.. 15TH HOYT ST.
TAKE NORTH AND SOUTH PORT-
s
LAND OR 16TH ' ST. CAR; GET
OFF AT HOYT ST.
WE OFFER STEADY EMPLOY- 4
MENT WITH GOOD WAGES TO A
LIMITED NUMBER OF GIRL SEW
ING MACHINE OPERATORS. BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND
SO YEARS. ;
IF TOU ARE NOT . EXPE
RIENCED WE WILL TEACH TOO
HOW AND PAY A GOOD WAGE AT
THE SAME TIME. OUR EXPE
RIENCED OPERATORS MAKE BIG
MONEY.
YOUNG LADIES WANTED FOB TELEPHONE
OPERATING. BEGINNERS . IN TRAIN
ING SCHOOL WITHOUT ANX EXPERIENCE
PAID AT RATE OF $11 PER WEEK; AP
PROXIMATELY $48 PER MONTH; FRE
QUENT INCREASES IN PAY AFTER TRANS
FERRING TO OPERATING WORK. CALL
AT ROOM 601. SIXTH FLOOR. TELEPHONE
BUILDING. PARK AND OAK STREETS.
WANTED A- woman to take charge of. the
Ladies' Bath Department at Hot Lake, -- She
will have one assistant and -will need to be
atrona and vigorous and to understand massage
and hydrotherapy. : , The salary will include
board and " room. ' Need someone at ( once.
Write Dr. W. T. Phy. Hot Lake. Or., stating
salary required.
WOMAN for family .eook s wagee $50 a too.
alost " oe expenenceu ir raw uwji.
home and "pleasant place to . work. Must go
with family te the mountains for two months
in summer. Either caU at residence. 645
Knott St.. in Irvington, r see 'Mr.' Bowman at
the Brownsville Woolen Mills store. ' V V :
WANTED EXPERIENCED and INEXPERI
ENCED OPERATORS to WORK ON
POWER MACHINES. PAY WHILE LEARN
ING APPLY STANDARD FACTORY NO. 2.
GRAND AVENUE AND EAST TAYLOR.
YOUNG LADY to learn photographic profession:
. must have had some previous selling ex
perience. Give aga and phone No. 0-23.
Journal.
EXPERIENCED woman to do cooking and
general nouaewora; a annus. u- wwuum, uu
fires to bnikL no stairs to climb, every conven
ience, good home. Z-609. Journal. -.
WANTED A lady or young girl living near
. 22nd and Kearney to take cars oi utue
boy during day while mother works. CaU Main
806 after 5:80 p. m. .
" HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
T wfll nav well for your time after school
Bring your mothers if you wish. Apply after 8"
p. m. 810 Lewia oiog.
WANTED Stenographer for - second position.
gam training and experience necessary. Ref
erences required. Apply .public library, 10th
and l am tin 1.
STRONG, capable woman for general house-
Work: exceptionally good place for willing
worker; German preferred. 'lei. main - oowv
or call zou Hamilton ave.
WANT cook for 4 to 6 men on ranch; no housed
keeping except kitchen and diningroom; good
house. See Mr.Shafer,;609Lewis bldg. ,
A GIRL for general housework; no" washing,
$50 per month. Apply at Leavitt's, corner
4th and Washington sta.
A GIRL for general house work; no washing,
$50 per month. Apply 162 Haxelfern place,
Monra villa car. ' - -
WANTED, girl for wrapping soap. Apply
Locke! King A Cake Soap Co.. 648 Hood
st. - No phones. ' : i.
WANTED- Experienced girl tor confectionery
store. Apply 406 East Morrison between 10
and 1 o clock.
WANTED Ten girls with good singing voices;,
experience unnecessary; excellent opportunity.
Apply Ben . Olllon, lync moatre. ii a. m,
WANTED Experienced overcoat, macklnaw and
7 panta operators; good wages. - Apply Btamiara
Factory No. 2. Grand awe, and E. Taylor st.
WANTwoman to "do diningroom work for self
- and husband's : room and board. 412 N.
19th st.
EXPERIENCED child's nurse, best wages, ref
erences; to go to California tor summer.
1 none sqvy, aieo. or can owv m'n
WANTED Young lady- trimmer for millinery
store. . Must De goon sateaiauy. tity rei
ereneea required, oau wain. sws alter 6 p.
WANTED Lady for general housework: no
washing. ' 685 E. 79th N. Phone . Tabor
8248. ' " - -- - - - -
WANTED Two lady waitresses for logging
camp; $60 with board, Delaney's Employment
Service. 16 N. 2d at. - - -- -
WANTED A housekeeper fgor small adult
family ; good home. Tabor 188 2.
WANTED Young girls ore 16 years. Port
land Paper Box Co.,' 92 Front st.
WANTED Girls for packing room. Knight
Packing Co., East 9th and Eat Aider at.
SEWING machine operators. 167 1st at. Up
- - atairs. - - - - "- . - ' " '"
WANTED Chambermaid. Hoyt Hotel, 6th and
' - Hoyt. --' ' - ; - -
WANTED .-Cook for plain -, cooking.-. - Bark's
Cafeteria, 244 Vt Yamhill.
WANTED Young lady to learn manicuring and
shampooing ii 42, Journal.
MANGLE tedders and folders, shirt finishers.
National Laundry. E. 8th and Clay.'
GIRLS wanted. Apply Tra Blu Biscuit Co., E.
6th and Davta, . .
HELP WAHTKB MALE . AJTB
FEMALE - ' n
uat vd aisaFD f-IT .1 Sna
pays yon while learning; gives yoe set of tonls;
ans 'sauna - n . rov caumwoav
ilde St.. or pbene Broadway 1781.
MEN. WOMEN, leara Barber trade; wages while
learning; position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
erpertenee. Oregon nerner jouege. sasowow.
PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE teacnea trade
in 8 weeks; pay while learning; position guar
anteed. 284 Couch at. ' ' ; y - " - J
WANTED Weavers Experienced, steady work,
? - good wages. Also young women to leara
weaving. Portland Woolen Mills. .
WAWTEP AgEHTS
KLEER-SITE. the - only . compound for auto
windshield, etc.. rain, sleet, frost and dost
proof. ' .Price 86e and 75e. . Agents making
big coramissisna selling to dealers. Every auto
mobile owner a prospect. KLEER-SITE Manu
facturing Co.. 644-646 Security building, Minne
apolis, Minnesota- - 1
PI
AGENTS Twice ahipyard pay, for active sslea
men ; most Ceirbl work; prompt pay. Spe
cialty Foundry Works, S. K. corner E. 7 th end
Belmont, -
'SITUATIOKS MALE
WANT position in a garage or repair shop. I
am a graduate from an auto school and have
a diploma. Write. 935 Woodward, or phone
Sell. 233. : - -
KALSOMINING and painting. ouUkie and in
side, wanted by ex-soldier; reasonable. .Phone
East 7592.' 125 Russell st.""
ELDERLY man rare for lawn, garden, chickens.
. Steady place. Can give reference. Willing, to
please. O-820. Journal.
PAINTING, paper hanging and kalaotalning by
experienced workman. Phone residenoe. Tabor
4956. . Shop. Tabor 6420. ...
!llOUSE roof painting, kslsomtning ; neat work ;
no splashing. Call SaUwood 2810.
ROOMS tinted 82.60. onUide painting. Nickela.
I'hone Broadway S9XB
POOFS rexhingled. a specialty. : Phone Beachaa.
Manhsll 706
CONTRACTOR, .. repair a speeislty. B, D.
Crowe. 441 82d at. - Tabor 782.
WANTED Garden - and lawn work and short
jotm. Hiuigeriane. fnone rast mia
TINTING and . panning: best - materials; fair
prices. Phone iTsbor Boris. -
GARDENER. phone HeUwood 2049.
PHONE Sellwood 600 for basement digging
SITUATIONS FEMALE
REFINED young womsn with child wants
housekeeping position for respectable widower
or bachelor; no -objection, to children, Z-18,
journal. "- "' - ' . "
MIDDLE aged Finnish wosaan wants home
work, washing, ironing or cleaning. - Phone
Eat- 260.
COMPETENT stenographer, beainnsr, will start
on $10 per week salary. 35-9. Journal.
DAYWOBK wanted rbymiddle aged "'colored
woman. Phone Wdlwn. 4760. ' - -
LACE curtains, hand laundered by expert, called
for. East 6196.
DRESSMAKING . " 4$
ANY kind of sewing; work guaranteed aad rea-
aonable. Main 6608.
SEWING at your home. Address Miss ,Noble.
1661 Gkrucevter at
FTJRWISHED ROOMS
Hart Apts. and Laurel Hotel
Newly furnished, modern housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms. $2.60 and up. Second and Yamhill
HOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH
a day -up. -.Free tnb and shower bath.
$1
HOTEL SARGENT, -Hawthorne and Granit
Starting point special' car for Vsnoouvet.
MODERN, sleeping room, parlor, home privt
ilegei, $3 week. $ 663 Kearney. .
FLUHISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
FAMILY
NICELT ftimishod ewtm. rlose in; gentlemen
preferred ; evening . meal- if 'desired. 533
Flsnderx Phone Brraflway 4i;n.
2 CLEAN, well -furnished housekeeping rooms,
suitable for -3. - 68 N. ,2Hh St.. near Wash-
i'.pton st.
TWO sleeping rooms for rent reasonable, west
side. 262 em st Main im.
ROOMS AWT BOARD
1$
NORTONIA HOTEL. Portland's downtown high
class family betel: rooms ea suite er single,
with or without board, for families and business
men and women. We .give you all the comforts
ot a borne. , Reasonable rates.
THE HAZEL "Not like the others." Every
- comfort; home cooking. 805 3d at. 1
iHv. uiutui WASHINGTON. 880 10th. for
- bu4nea girls and students. Marshall 125L
UOOMS AND BOARD FBI Y-A-TE
FAMILY ' It
FOR RENT Furnished room with board in
private family near S. P. carsbops. Inquire
606 Haig at., - Brooklyn or eeuwooa car. sou
per month.
MOTHERLY lady wishes little school girl to
board Main Ilea, eat layior at.
LARGE, comfortable room, breakfast if desired.
West side, walking- distance. aiain "-
WANTED Old .people -to board. Tsbor 4603.
WANTETl ROOMS ATfP BOARD t
lVAoriviiuin m crl.a widow lady 840 no
for good room and board and place for
motorcycle. Htate particniars. """""
HOUSEKEKPISO ROOMS
ormviGuirn A wn T'WIIHMSHFD
. .... ' . rm. . .
a dtd wirvkr ttt rVtmnltev furnished
an ilea absolutely clean, hot
at. all hours. Every convenience. Ssve
carfare. The Cadillac. 8 d at. near Jefferson
1, 2 AND 2 ROOM modernly furnished house
keeping suites; clean, neat and comfortable;
3 blocks from center, of .cityf $4.76 per week.
24 1 srx st.
... . t, urur Vi-.l. fnmUtiul rMinu for hfjUM-
keeoina. near mills and shipyards. 1065 Lor-
bett st. " - - - .,".
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS m J
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY
NICELY furnished. 3 h. k- rooms, with pantry,
. .. . I. -I..- A ... hat. MnniiHlfU
h.,k water, liahts- and gas. bet. ttunnysKie
aad Hawthorne cara. 1020 East Main. cor.
84tn.
X'if-R 2 furnished h
"IT rooms, everything
included. 86 per week. 8 H . blocks north ol
WaslUngton. 70 N. 1 4th1rMwy.
rri.a-- "i ", u J.mi BA nee -waa
2 WUdi lurmsneu u. . fz:
n.Kt and water included, 2 . blocks from
n .htnvard. 607 -Mississippi ava.
2 Cnfurnibhed h. . SS'A ZZZl
and gas, $12 per month. 268 4th St. across
from the city hall. , .-,
FOUTTluTrJshed H. K. roon--including lights,
water and use of phone, $22.60.' 88
Upshur St. Bdwy. 8437. . :
LADY will share nice home with Msimsi
anman fW - ffrunie ; rvrmsva .saavjaj. - "
NICE basement room vrith k'h2'"f4
sink and gas. 415 Mill st. Main 6882.
FOR RENT HOUSES
If
I; N t U K .llflir, u
SHIPYARD cottages,- bouaakeeplng apartBsenta.
R furnished oTanfurnisbed ; res-onable. Apply
252 Gibbs St. - - . ' ' -.'
a" niVfl' free storage. East Burwids Trans
fer CoT. 450 East Burnside St. Eet 6610
Before moving- get j;uii"i-
VVHEN YO 17 MOVE, CM"":
li at ' ' r. v. i- i i. v-. . . . . ,
nr-TCIKI n.ECTBIO UGxtT BEimUB
Tenth and Washington.
Broadway 680
MODERN bungalw, fireplaos. f i lam
in: l.il. vnone
Z . TI.-..K-
yygg,'To b,dg
WEST SIDE 6 ROOM 1LAT. 691 WASH-
INGTON. '
gaffTeTROMiOCSE. 314 20TH.
HOUSES rOR NT-ptNE
5 ROOM house, bath and gaa, $17. 869 , E.
1 Ot h st. N. Some furniture for sale.
FTJRNIBHE
L"L home. Al
D HOUSES
BEAUTIFUL home. Alamedau Park. - rooms.
crig.: r bedroSmT; $ 1 Oo" pir month.
VVUl rent for June, July and AugusC Kefsrencea
e-onired. R-434, Journal. .
sToEraiiirn B mom cottage, with fruit trees
and garden: win tease for n months. Wood
atockar to Holgste. 4707 49th St. S. E.
srnn RFNT 8 room furnished house, lot 100
xlOoTlots of fruit; rent $60. 1231 Detroit
St., near KilHngsworth ava. - - '
MODERN room furnished house for rent;
wood, water; free lor care ol two children.
1252 Belmont
BUSINESS lady may h. k. la modern East Side
home. East
FURNISHED 6 room bungalow with garage aad
a . ... ... li- I,
aaxden. rnraa nw.n . v
6ROOMhouse furniahed, $30 per month,
Call
Tsbor m t.
4 ROOMS, toilet and bath.
27. Possession Jane 1 .
Call Colombia
FOR RENT FLATS ?
UprEB flat, located at llViEast 12th st.
N., Portland; wtlbia walking distance wast
side. Modern plumbing, gaa, furnace heat end
fireplace. Rent $86 per' month. , Kwf, aaat
door. . Thompson, Swan A Thompson, , 3d and
Main sts., Vancouver, w ash. '
a. a" I mm.t . .r,.. .... , .-
6-ROOM upper flat Including garden spot; some
fruit. Hants, pnone mtta w Mm
par moothT Phone Sell. 2512 or 941 E. 89th
at. S. " " - -
FURNISHED FLATS-
59
FOB RENT 4 room furnished flat for H. K-,
with garage. 126 E. 4 6 tb at., cor. Alder.
825 --MODERN ' furniehed flat with gars re.
: 996 Commercial. . Woodlswn 167.
AFARTMENTS 43
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
8TANFIELD Apt., 294 -. Porter sv. shipyards;
2-room apartment, completely furnished; rea
sonable. - - -; -f -
BELKNAP APT., 187 17th near-Yamhm.
- room furnished apt.'. 388. Including light.
BANNER APT., 449 Clay near 14th, modem
2-voom furnished apt.. 817.
CLEAN 2 room furnished apartment. $16,
Phone East 1594.
NEW YORK apts.. E. Belmont aad 7th. ' K. 238.
' ' ' " 'A P ARTM KIT T ' v ' " ' '! ; : f
rrRHIBHED AND TJNFiTB'VIWHKD v
MODERN S-room apt., clean and newly fur
mshed. rent reasonable, H25 H. Stark, be
tween 26th aad 37th, ' Phone East 6745
A ft 11 Ha Ah), - .
fJNK furnished room and kitchenette; steam
. neaf - IP mlmii..1 .iw. ' aimm
er lady. 448 Clay near 12th.
HUMMER RESORT
66
$60 for season, at Bar View. Bungalow and
.0fn house, furnished; or sell. E. P. Marcher,
880 E. 1st st. N.
vTAWTED TO HE5T
WE WANT TO RENT
a S room np-to-date dwa&log in select aalghboy
beod. . ; .a,,--;
Abe houssa. fists and anartmenta' tf yea'
have any vacancies, phone Hssve Together, ears
cf Northwest Steel Co.. Main 1198.
WANTED Small unfurnished house, Richmond
or, Sunnyside; resnonsibls tenants! no chil
aien. Phone Tabor 8948 after 6.
WANTED To rent, untarnished house, about
13 room, or mora. Address 88 West St.
WANTED TO RENT-odern i or 6 room fur
nished bnnealow; Mmuiwiit - Tatuw anal
6 ROOM' modern himnlia T.t... tlli ' (
REAL ESTATE
j n. m no w r. w 1 s w
GET A REACH HOME now st Seaside, Ot., in
44
uvwwuiui iaiiiwniuur raw a - at rsauceoi
prices; $23 to $700; easy InsUllments, per
cent; anon to ba connected by .sll paved high- '
j wimj xtsijvrn ana oonxnern 1 iregon, wiucn. '
with proposed 2000 ft. pier, will make "Cart- '
weight Park" one of the most attract Irs spots
or Pscifio coast. Whitmer-Krlly Co.. 414 Pit-
aua Wl k.
-'v-aa ui'ri
k tf' aiijr"" nnAnvn'ii'iy 1 L 1 1 1,1 11 ..
gLSWavj g. - IVUf Ciftll
Vnt4h wtaaassah sss-w as)Hls.Kl. V A1. ail. ae.a '
" " w" s-usn.il ui Jf unaiiawif, J tUiw VV.'Vtasg .
comfortably and completely furnished. Good
uoauuu, ciw j ocean, aeio. . '. aarnopp
Co.. 819 By. Ex. bidg. Main 673.
HAVE dandy 8200 beach lot on which I will
accept grafonola. gas engine or what have
you. Phone Tabor 80O.
GANNON BEACH lots in first hlnok to ocean.
inside. 8275: corner lot. 8850: one small
furnished house. $800. Sellwood 2308. 1
FOR RENT 0R8ALE----leaslde cottage. Phone !
tuaat 047.
BUSINESS FROPERTT
83.
A REAL BARGAIN
W fait Rlffa luialnaaa .Mtu.t v RmIMIm. RM
70- cement blocks, a etnrfea. In A.I entMiitina. -
Good locationi Income now $300 per month.
Sold In .910 for $40,000. Tan be bought
now for $25,000. For particulars .call at
122 E. 28th N.
FOR SALE HOUSES
1
NEAR BROADWAY BRIDGE 6 ROOMS
Nine 6 room cottage, bath, elentrtcity, gas.
etc.; lot 42vsx73: bens all paid; on Halswy
near K. 1ft; 0 minutes' walk to west side. .
Price a snap; 82SOA, $800 . cash and $2,6 per
month. Act quick if you want this bargain, va
cant. ' '!:
' GRU8SI A- BENNETT
318 Board of Trade bidg. Main 7452. i
ALBERTA CORNER BUNGALOW """ '
6 rooms and floored attic, fireplace, buot-ia
book cases and buffet, full lot, clear of alt en. r
cumbranres, 2 blocks from car, L block from '
paved streets; 81000 cash will handle, balance
terms.
C. A. WARRINER,
RITTER. 1lWE St COT,
201-8-6-7 Board of Trade bMg.
6 ROOM BUNGAIAOW $8250
Number 69 Emerson U. corner Minnesota ,
ave., basement, laundry trays, fireplace, built-in
buffet and conveniences in kitchen; Emersne
street paved and paid: $500 cash, balance easy
terms. See E. M. Brown with
NEILAN A PARKHH.L,
219 Lumbermen's bidg.. 6th and Stark ata.
GOOD VALUE BUNGALOW
NOW READY TO MOVE IN
5 rooms, attic, oak floors.- fine bnflt-lns, walls
tinted, fireplace: good plumbing, light flxtnrea
and window shades. At present price of Inmbe
could not be built for this price. Only $5860;.
easy terras. See owner, 1S$0 Sandy blvd. Ts
bor 8826. '.."-"
OVERLOOK A 6-rootn modern 2-story house,
large living room and dining room with hard
wood floors, bull tin bookeasa and. buffet, fire.,
place, full cement basement, wash trays, etc-.
This house is new, never bean lived in. Will
sell on terms. , - -
OVERLOOK LAND CO.
Tel Main 216. 512 Corbett bidg
CLOSE in. walking- distance, 8-room home,
. double constructed, hot water beat, . Is rie.
light moms, street improved and paid. Price
for quick-sale $8700; $500 rash, balance easy
at 6 per cent. Johnson-Dodaon Co., N. W.
Bank bidg. . - ,
$30006 room modern horns, full eonerwta 9 1
basement, built-in features, fireplace, level
lot 50x143, en bard surfaced street, convenient
to 8 earlines and school, bouse in fine condition ; "
cash or terms. , Owner. Woodlawn 810. 898
ta. Jessup.
FINE 7-room home in Alberts district, lawn..
' shrubbsry, 2 toilets, bath, lavatory, double
constructed, can use either Alberta or Irvington,
car, 50x100 lot, street Improvements paid.
Price $2800: 6600 cash, $25 monthly. John-son-Dodson
Co., 684 N. W. Bank bjdg-
AS WE ARE GOTNG to California to Uve will
sell our home In St. Johns; M room modern .
furnished house and 4 lota covered with fruit,
garage; price 82600. $700 cash, balance $26
Kr month including interest. Call. at 425 Al
ibeny st. Columbia 898. !
iissn nnKCiiiw 11650
Near Piedmont, 1 block from Union ave. and
KUUngswerth; 6 rooms and bath, basement,,
electrci llghta and gaa; corner lot; assessmenta
all paid,'1 your own terms. Look at 424 Church
at fall Marshall 4079.
EAST DAVIS ST. 7 ROOM SNAP
Good 7 room house, on 60x100, fJsved street. -.
sewers and all paid; big snap at $2660; $300.
cash. On E. Davis near 2ftth.
GRUSSt A BENNETT
818 Board of Trade bidg. Matn 7452.
A RE you looking for a real home, strictly
modern, plenty of room, well built, very at
tractive, reasonable price f Here it to 618
Kast 4 7th st. N. Coma, see for. yourself, and
buy from owner. , " .
FOR SALE 6 room modern house, large aleee-
lng porch and garage, full sued lot and peer
ing fruit trees, 100 feet from oArtine; price
84000. terms: would consider trade for aeraege.
Phone Columbia 745. -"
$3800 A Snap -3800 .
Raaniiful furnished home to be saerlfload; .
practioalty new; strtotly modem; 8 rooms. Owner,
Woodlawn 4720.
WEST SIDE SNAP, I-room plastered bonee. en
Improved street, with sewer and street paid.
for 81200.' One block to oar and school. Tow
may buy this on easy payments. Johnson-Dod-son
Co., 684 N. W. Bank bidg.
' A SNAP FOR OL'ICKSALE
$$,780. 7-room modern home, bearing fruit
tress, close to grammar and high school. Terms.
Phone owner, Woodlawn 671 or call 243
H haver street. '
-niiNNY8lt)8! btitMAvr r -
Five rooms with brick pillars, fireplace,
floored attic, paneled dining room, cement base-,
meat, wash trays, beautiful lawn and roses.
Terms. 1111 E. Yamhill. :
FOR SALE 6 room' modarn bongaTow. clear
of incumbnusee, 4 H blocks north, of Monta
vUla carUne. $2500, $600 down, bat $26
monthly, 6 Interest. 250 76th N. Phone
Tabor 6209.
"FOR SALE
H acre, good six-room bouse, chicken honse, ,
ben-tea, f rait trees. 1 block from station. ,
Phone Sellwood 161 6. '
(8500 BUNGALOW, 5 large rooms, modern,.
. 489 A. 39th. near Division; all improvements
lv and iwid- Come and see. it baa garage: rea
sonable terms to- responalble pavtles. -. - -
ATTEirOS Beautiful modern bungalow; five
roomfle fine bath and toilet; ehoiee locVtion. ,
Don t delay; 82.000. 1086 East 2 2d North. ,
Alberta car; owner.
MODERN , 7-room house, furnished, everything
finite lass condition, hot water beat, large Int. (
fruit trees , ana enu-xens, near goooj ' canine;
t rms. t,all 856 Graham ave.
$T0(i 81X room house ( not modern),
60x100 lot, oe good street, 1 Vs block, from
Sellwood ear; will take Ford or Chevrolet en
deal. Phone owner, Henwowl lno.
MODERN 6 room house, in Piedmont, 60x100
lot; streets improved and paid; direct from
owner. Agents please not answer, phone Wood
lawn 8150. - '
LEAVING Portland, will sacrifice my new
modem .7 room house; furnace; corner lot;
best district; worth $40OO. take $8100, $1000
cssh. balance to suit. Sellwood 2706. -MODERN
bungakrw, lot 50x100, gas, electric.
fireplace, large cement basement, in restrictee
district; 82600. $1800 cash. Call after 5 p. m.
1221 East 27th at. N. -
$2600 ROSE C1TT PAFk's room modera
, bungalow, easy terms; must sell. .
DCBOIH. 804 Spalding bMg. '
6-ROOM bouse and hk . sv:re ground, fruit
- toeeat and . berriea, 1 block from school,
$1.40O; eaey terms. Phone Tsbor 6788. -JiilTT&BiVt
gooTloto.' 'g-ntnaTtnm, not
modern, now chicken house near good school.
Wdln. 6 102. -S
150 BUYS sptondld 6-room house, fine belli, '
furnace. Greet bargain. . J. , D. Kennedy,
3 29 Salmon.' " " ' -:-
FOR $iS(0, by owner. 5 room house and loi
60x100. All modera improvements. 708
Harney. - aeiiwooa car.
I"OR SALE by owner."' 4 rooms and sleeping
porch, partly furniahed; lot 60x100; hard
arm ace, iron a no perries. . e.. atn st. -
FOR SALE New 4-mom house with hath,
browner. Terms. 1186 E. 26th st. N.
$1750 BUYS 5-roora modem hnuse west aide;
targe view lot. M. E. 1, 606 t'-orhett M'tg
iCoatlaaed ea loiiowlnf Fafe
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