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Newspaper Page TextTim OREGCr IiDAY JOUKAL, : PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST Zi, 1313. PROF-VAN DALSEM IS HIRED TO DIRECT VOCATIONAL WORK Colorado Educator Obtained by Oregon State Board and Will Take Up Duties Here Sept. 1. SALARY TO BE $3000 YEARLY State Will Receive Federal Aid . in New Courses Which Have Already Been Established, Salem. Aug. 23. Newton Van Dal -Km of. Fort Collins, Colo., was em ployed as tate director for voca tional education at a salary of $3000 Der year at a meeting of the State 'Board for Vocational Education in Portland. Friday, according to an nouncement given out here today by jr. A. Churchill, state superintendent f public Instruction. Members of the board present at Friday's meet 4ng included besides Mr. Churchill, "David Dunne of Portland, E. J. Stack of Portland and V. B. Ingrela of Dufur. VanDalsem Is at present serving as State superintendent of trade and edu cation for Colorado. but is ex pected to asHUme his new duties in. Oregon by September 1. making his headquarters in the office of the state superintendent of public instruction here. He is a man of long experience in In dustrial I education and comes to the work In Oregon highly recommended. FEDERAL AID RECEIVED . .. . .. ... . . i ii i as director or vocational euucnuuii, VanDalsem will have direct supervision over industrial education throughout the state and will have general supervision over vocational agriculture, which will be directly supervised by Professor S. Vy Barrows of O. A. C. Th last session of the Oregon legis lature appropriated 40.800 with which to match the federal contribution toward vocational education in this state under the SmlthrHughes act. This1 approprla- ' tion covers the supervision of the work as well , as provides the fund for em ploying the teachers in which the state : contribution Is met half way by the school district affect ed. Although the 1917 legislature ad journed before congress passed the Smith-Hughes act, Oregon, thanks to the efforts of Superintendent Churchill .and the cooperation of Senators Cham berlain and McNary, was permitted to participate in the distribution of funds, although nc state appropriation had - been made to meet the federal fund. COVIISES ALREADY STARTED Salem. Pendleton, Eugene and The Dalles have already established voca tional courses and agricultural courses have been Introduced Into the schools at Gresham, Hood River. Enterprise, "McMinnvlllo and Kstacada. ,It Is expected that six or eight more .high i schools will establish vocational .classes ' this year while 15 or 16 more schools are expected to institute agri cultural courses. Aside' from his supervision over the "agricultural education and industrial education, which includes home eco nomics. Professor VanDalsem will also have charge of the work of the recently created "part time" schools which are required to be established In every school district in the state in which there -are 15 or more boys and girls be tween the ages of 16 and 18 years who are employed and who have not com pleted the eighth grade of school. These , schools already have been established in Salem and Astoria by action of . the school boards in those districts and sev eral others of the larger districts are expected to take similar action before school starts this fall. MEDICAL SOCIETY ADVANCES ITS FEES Oy STATE CASES Salem. Aug. 23. The high cost of liv ing: and keeping alive has intruded Its presence into the council chambers of the State Industrial Accident commis sion. The State Medical . society some time ago served notice on the commission that the schedule of medical fees by which the physicians who attend injur ed workmen under the provisions of the compensation act. are guided, needed . revision. Incidentally it was intimated that the course of this revision should be upward. . This matter has been under consider ation ; by the commission for several weeks now. A committee from the Medical society met recently with Dr. F. H. Thompson of the Industrial Accident commission, and Dr. J. W. Mowe of the .Washington Medical Aid board to con ' aider a new schedule, a tentative draft of which was presented to the commls ion. ; An effort is now "being made td ar- range a Joint meeting with the Wash ington commission in Portland on Labor day with a view to arranging a schedule that will be satisfactory to both states. GOVERNOR ASH MRS. OLCOTT INYITE.D TO REVIEW FLEET Salem, Aug. 23. Governor and Mrs. Olcott have been Invited by Secretary of the Navy Daniels to Join President Wil son's official party which will review the Pacific fleet on the occasion of its tri umphal pasage through the Golden Gate .Labor day, September L The reviewing party will occupy a place on the decks of the famous old battleship Oregon. STATES HAVE UNQUALIFIED JURISDICTION OYER SALES Salem, Aug. 23. Although there is Concurrent Jurisdiction over the waters f the Columbia river both Oregon "and " 'Washington , have an unqualified right ; to enforce their own police regulations within- their own boundaries, according to an opinion prepared by the attorney general's office for Carl Shoemaker, state I game warden. The right of a state to prohibit the sale of fish taken outside, of its jurisdiction and brought Into- the state has been firmly estab ; 11 shed, the opinion concludes. Nature's New Drink . Holds . Genuine Kick Baltimore. Mi. Aug. 23. A "Back to. Nature" movement may be expected In- the United States If a drink pre pared, by a Maryland scientist as a sub stitute for "boose" Is. everything they claim It .to be. This drtnk the "chief Ingredients of which are limes and wild honey, was tested by experts and found to be invigorating and containing a gen Vine "kick,- it is said Car Shortage Is :: Causing ( Anxiety Among Sheepmen Pendleton, Aug. a. Local sheep ship per are xpreiuslnff anxiety" &t present, owing to a shortage of cars tor shipping their stock, which Is said to be daily be coming greater. They have been id vised by the railroad that delays are certain in obtaining cars for immediate shipments, and several train Toads about to be shipped to the middle west are likely to be held up as a result. While summer range for sheep In the mountains Is becoming short, owing to the drouth which has been continu ous for three months, sheep men say the range is not causing half so much trouble as the lack of water. Many of the small streams and springs are dry and others are so low that large bands of sheep have been divided In order to provide water, " A storm on the island of Formosa.' off the t:hinee coast, ua. destroyed the city of Taito. - NIW TODAY Terminal Trackage We are prepared to furnish any amount of Terminal Trackage on NORTH 13TH ST. NORTH 15TH ST. SHERLOCK AVE. AND YORK ST. Also Trackage on the lines of the United Railway and Southern Pacific System IN SOUTH PORTLAND. ALSO ALONG UNITKD RAILWAY LINKS ON PETTYGROVE ST. NORTH 22D ST. NICOLAI ST. AND ST. HELENS ROAD Wakefield, Fries & Co, S5 FOURTH STREET s Apartment For Sale Income $700 a Month This Is An Investment Thre e-S t o r y Brick Building. Close in. All modern in every way. Thirty Apartments and Three Stores on the ground floor. Will sacri- fice this property to close a deal. Price $6500 Will take good residence in trade up to $1000. Wakefield, Fries & Co. 85 Fourth St. Garage Owner will build for re sponsible tenant and lease for term of years. Well situated on Haw thorne Avenue, up to S000 sq. ft. For the managing, rent ing, leasing, or selling, of business locations, garages, factory and warehouse properties, consult METZGER-PARKER FERGUSON CO. Commercial Realtors Ground Floor 302 Oak St, Formerly Stanley S. Thompson Co. For Sale I Residence property 40x100 feet, dwell ing and garage, 663 Johnson street. Ad dress D. C. Wood ward, 104 2d street. MORRISON STREET $7500 ' C0x60 ' Assessed value $6000 Fred W. German Co. 732 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Open Evenings and Sundays. GARAGE SITE $7000 -00 ft. front ' on Division. 100 ft. on 44th and 45th. making an area of 20.000 sq. ft. Street ; -work alone cost $3300. $1000 cash or trade will handle. Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham, of Com. Open evening and Sunday. An elegant mahogany Kimball upright, one of the finest in -the state, in perfect order, 1 the very hlgftest price style in genuine San Domingo mahogany made by this great factory. Willing to make sacrifice of $240 if taken at once, or vUl rent reasonably, to appreciative home. See Oregon Ellers Music House, upstairs entrance : 2(7 Washington St between Fifth and Fourth. Adv. NEW TODAY AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 1 69-17 1 SECOND ST. NEAR YAMHILL. MONDAY, WEDNES DAY AND FRIDAY AT 19 A. M. MONDAY'S SALE Includes a good as sortment of general housefurnlshings, as rollows: DINING ROOM FURNITURE, ROCKERS. COUCHES, library and cen ter tables, RUGS. CARPETS, portieres, couch covers, iron beds, springs and mattresses. DRESSERS, commodes. LARGE HALL TREE, kitchen cup boards and tables, utensils and other effects. ; ' WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY we sell again at 10 a. m. PRIVATE SALE DEPARTMENT WE SELL ALL KINDS OF HIGH CLASS HOUSE FURNISHINGS . including LIVING ROOM PIECES IN MAHOGANY. GOLDEN OAK and WICKER. DINING SUITES of the verv latest styles, including one MASSIVE MAHOGANY EIGHT -PIECE SUITE: BEDROOM FURNITURE in MAHOGANY. CIRCASSIAN WALNUT, GOLDEN OAK and IVORY ENAMEL: large assortment of ROOM-SIZE RUGS, LINOLEUM. FIBER CARPET, STEEL KA,UKS, GAS RANGES. GAS WATER MKATEK. GAS PLATES, REFF.IGER ATORS. etc. . AUCTION SALE PORTLAND RESTAURANT 108 Fifth. Corner Washington THURSDAY, 2 P. M. AUGUST 28, 1919 consisting of dining chairs, tables, elec tric fan, one large exhaust fan. flat top desk, large wall mirror, six mahogany store front doors, steam table, ice ma chine, dishes, kitchen utensils, knives and forks, table- covers, three coffee urns ana miscellaneous other effects. COME EARLY as we have lots of goods to sell at this sale. We also carry a complete line of STAPLE GROCERIES WHICH WE SELL AT BARGAIN PRICES. J. T. WILSON. AUCTIONEER. WE Pay Tou Cash for Furniture. Call Main 1628. ESTABLISHED 1892. ON TUESDAY NEXT AT THE ROOMS OF GEORGE BAKER & COMPANY. MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING THE FOLLOWING LIST OF FURNI TURE. ALL IN EXCELLENT ORDER. COMPRISING : Oak Dining Table, and Leather-seat Dining hairs. Buffet .and China Cabinet, also oak Davenport, up holstered in genuine leather. leather seat and back rockers, another solid quar tered oak dining set. the table being of the square design, and fumed Oak serv ing table. For the living room we have received a very beautiful set of Sheraton Pattern f,urniture. comprising large arm chair and large upright and rocking chair, and settee, all in rich velour up holstering. This set must be seen to be appreciated. Other articles for the living-room are rockers and settees in oak and mahogany, both in the leather seats and in tapestry. For the Bedroom there is the follow ing : Vernis-Martin. Walnut finish steel, white enamel, and oak panel beds, the famous D Luxe springs, also the sev eral other makes of wire springs. Silk Floss, pure Cotton-Felt and Cotton Mat tresses, Dressers. Chiffoniers, and Dress ing Tables in Oak. Circassian Walnut, and Ivory. Also a very beautiful birds eye floor mirror, with extra heavy French plate glass. (This la a very good piece of goods). Remember, our line of medium-priced Library tables is unexcelled. In the other lines of goods for your inspection you will find numerous art icles for the kitchen, such as dishes, utensils, etc Also articles for the gar den work. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE All these goods "are now on display for your most critical inspection, and you win find our salesmen are always ready to answer your several -questions. SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M- TUESDAY NEXT. ON THURSDAY NEXT In order to satisfy the claims on same, we will sell a lot of household goods which you may also inspect' on Wed nesday. SALE AT 10 A. M. THURS DAY NEXT. We buy - household goods for cash. Should you have any furniture which you wish to sell, call MAIN 3332, or come and see us personally. W. C. BAKER W. H. DEAN AUCTIONEERS AND FURNITURE . DEALERS - MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG. WEST PARK AND YAMHILL STS. Send Us Your Old Carpets Old Rag? aa Wool a Clotklsg. We ilaks fcevertlble, Uaad-W.a Fluff Rugs - Tkty Wear Like Irs a. , Bag Sags Wevea Alt Slsee, If an Orders Sea for Booklet, ' Carpet Cleaning . ' txIS Bags. Steam Cleaaed. $IM WESTER FLtTFF RUG CO. , : 44 Caioa Ave. K. ' , Ernst 6M6 Pkoaes B.H7 1 I JfF.ff TOBtT " " 12650. VfrtH era f.rAnm rtirka, 1evr vadl lr. ranged, street improvements 'paid : Vir ginia si., near jatuornia; oy owner. rnone jaarsnaii tin. - MEETING KOTlCES 41 PICNIC EVERYTHING FOR cents'; Given for til benefit of the peoole of Port land and iU i Till tort. ..... Bis-e-t uicnic of U hums at Crystal lake perk,,; si Ten by Aral-. eoiuseil. No. 740. K. and L, of 8., Sunday, AuiM 24. Brine your Iraeu and stay ail Cy. Every jamnsement that la known to en tertain you. J oil mil aee Billy Maseott Cham ldnu of the Pacific Coast, and other high cka.se oouts. , Boulter Just returned ' wounded from France. elB 124 lbs., lift S men- welshing ever 1000 . Pound. Anchor council baM-ball team play Dean Kamping kkis from Hock l'land for toe champion .hip. Hacet. both lor yonnc and old. bandy prizes: brine ou. imminc trait and awira: rowUic. eoncewictu of ail aiiio. Aance m tie re tt Xh cool to Uie V"ft imza band in the city. f'ome and are wiM utiow you flie im oyuor Hfe. KIRKKA CouncU 204. K. - U of S.,, will kIts a m ur carnival and picnic Labor day. September 1, at Kock I land. Bvrimmlng. samea and daacinit a tertxion nil cvcn!if . Hoata laaTe foot of Taylon street o take Orecnn -Viti car to Mliwau kiet '2i cent round tup. in- Hedins adniSion to park. Ticket for aale by c.mmittee. For information call Stllwood 187 7 I-n't fontet! elertion of officer Monda7 eren Ine. Sct'teniher S. " SCXSYSIPK IJIKJE NO. 163. A. F. AND A. . 51- Special communication, I'. C. degree. Mon day eremng, 70. iaUne bmt!ier elcom. , By order ot W, II- . JOUN K1NKER. Secretary. ROSE CITYiCamp No. 191. W. 6. '"W.. will hold their annual picnic at PeninsuU park. Sunday. a . ., . ,. m All membera arc re- quested to attend. Plenty -of Ice cream and cake for the little ones. A oou uae PCtWt j J. W. BOOTH. Clerk. 528, t'nited Arti-an will sive an in onnal dance Apira-t 29, in tl.e Fat Skle W. O W. hall. K. mtv ana v- lnritB Jou to come and hata a good tuna with u. Ilanrins at 8:30 p. m. Adtuiatlon R!Ve. I iood ; muic. Mt W. A. During July and Ausus Row City camp will meet only the last Monday in each month. Walter Rom, ConMiL J. W. Simmons. Clerk. SIS Teon bldg. EAST MULTNOMAH rioneer Association will meet at the Grange hall at Corbett. Or.. Sept. 3, at 10 ai tn. All member cordially invited. By U. lillUatC.OE"1'. peKgy. EMBI.KJJ JEWK1.MT a peclafty; buttons, plas, charm.. Jaraer Bro... 1S1-118 Stb at. DEATHS AND FUNfjfRAlB li WAMRONi Augu-t 21, at her UU rmwence. 790 E. (Cth st. N.. Helen Clara W aldron. seed 31 year, brhived wife of diaries r-rnet . akiron. i Funeral services will be conducted Monday. Atiguot 25, at 3 p." m., st Uie Flrt Hai-Ut chrch. comer Xiirth and Main. Oregon City. Friends invited. Interment MounUm view cemetery. Remiin at Pearson undertaking wrlor. But-sell and I'nion. - . . OBERSTAjXER In this city. Augittt 32. 191. Kenneth Oberstaller-. aged 8 beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ObeT staller. brother of Mrs. Knott of this city. A. J. Oberstaller of Fort Gambia. Wash-. Mabel, Julia and iWilliara ObereUller, aU of thla city. Kiinerai seirvicea will be held Monday. Auiru 25. at 10i a. m.. at the chapel of Miller ft Tracer. Interment at Riverviewcemetery. HAKDINGi At the family residence. 674 East 70th ktteet north. sAngmt 21. 1919. Mrs. Mamie H. i Harding. agel 39 years. 1 month. 10 dar; wife of E. P. Harding, mother of Jolm U. 'Harding, both of tliis cty. Tht remains are at the conservatory chapel of F. a. I tunning. Inc. East Bixth and East Aider sU. Notice of funeral will be given in a lateryue. MITCHELL, The funeral services of the late Michrll nf Ksndv. Or., will be held Monday, Augwt 25. 1919. at 11. o'clock a. m.. at Flnley'a. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in vited. Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery. FLORISTS CLARE BROS., florfcta, Morrison St. bet. 4th and 5th. Thine Main A-ISO 5. Fane flow ers and floral designs. No branch atorea. LIBERTY! MARKET FLORIST. 5th and Tam hiil ata. Cut flower, plaau and designs. Sell Wood Greenhouse, 649 Nehslean avaSeH. 1520. MABTIN'A FORBES CO.. florists, 854 Waaa iartoa. i Main 269. A-1269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arrajged. . fEOPLES FIA)RAL SHOP. 245 Alder. De aigBa arid decorations. Phone Marshall B923. Swiss fixraL com r ant IFI.OWERS AND PIANTS MAX M. SMITH. floriM. 141 H 0th st. FUNEHAt DIRECTORS liolman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors i THIRD AND SALMON STS. I Main 607. A-151L f. FIHLEY & SON Progressive Funeral Directors Main MONTGOMERY AT FTFTH A-1B00. Dunning & McEntee Broadway and Ankeny ata. Lady Asdbtant. ' Phones Broadway 430, A-455S. A. D. Kenwortfay-& Co. BS02-S8O4 f2D ST. R. K.. I.ENTS Phone Tabor 6267. Home Phone D-81. B-1888 i Eat 7R1 P. L. Lerch Mra. Lerch Awistant UNDERTAKERS. E. ltfh and Hawthorne. McENTKE A EILER8. funeral parloni with aU the privacy of a home, 10th and Everett ata. Phones Rmadway 21 33. Home. A-218S. MILLEHi A TRACET.- independent funeral di rector Prices as low as $20. $40,' $00. Washington at Ella. Main 2S91. A-7SB5 DOWNING A McNEMAR. auccessors to WUeoa A Rosa. Multnomah at E. 7th. Irvington dis trict. Ev 64. . R. W. GABLE A CO., Successors to V. H. HainJlton. 1073 E. GUnn. Phone Tabor 4313. R. T. BYRNES "1.90 Willlamsi ave. Woodlawn 220. Breeze&Snook Ti472Beimn2tB.t A.R.ZeBSer Co. VSo't. SkeA-rTatl Cplrann Cndertakin Parln. 445 Morri- sa son street. -Tel Broadway 2534. HON CM BHTB Portland Marble Works S60 4tb at.. Opp. City Haa Ken Broa, I BLAESING GRITJICP I k J ay-3Q ST. AT MAPlSPtl- - 1 j lost ATit FonpyrT n THSl following articles bava been found on cars of the Portland Railway. Light A Power Co.: Aug 22 2 rmre. hank book pho.. rIv-. fur. liat. aandal. book, overalls. 2 sacks, torch, caa box. umbrella, S peckagea, 3 auitcaaea, 7 lunch boxes. 1 Owners may obtain property at y rt snd AMrT rtrcets eta tion. OST--At Coble. Or., amaU black and whita For terrier dog. License Ne. 3403. -Answers name of Toby. Reward. Wm. K. Russell. 62a E. 42dlN., Portland. " a - . LOST -Gold wrbt watch in . Meier Frank 'a store! Tuesday. Keepsake - Initials . M. v L Phnne C-2084. Reward. " - . ( . LOST Kit of Ford tnoly on Williams are., between Beech, and Broadway. Finder pleaaa call Woodlawn 6142 or 3049. - - LOST Honorable diacharga from. V. S. Army; finder pleaaa leave at Journal office. A. P. Rufner. i ' : - ' " -g y LOST -Little girl'a black Milan hat. between Oaks and Hawthorne ave., Tbumday night. Return to Mr. Downey, Hippodrome theatre. LOST .Two 2x9 uga. one erase rug. one eel--vet:;! both blue: between 63d and 79th on GlHan. Reward. 268 E. 78th. . - " UJ8T Gold emblem pin, name! on it. Reward. - pilot wheel : my , i. W. ClBBcy. Rainier hoteL LOST Pocket book. Alberta car. Friday., Call Eat 161. ; Reward. fliST Smsll marten tur neckpiece. Return to Hotel Vortland desk and receive reward. FOCNIs Anto tire, on Willamette bird. Wood' lawn; 477.. :--i-.-. LOST Thur-dav. small mink fur. Finder will ptec notify Misa fschmit. 265 14th at. -IX ST Canary, -dark head, dsrk wing-. 41 Montgomery at. Main 4965. - Reward. - laekt-t act wiii -ioida, Imncton ckriine. . Eas ZJTX ' ' VIL-t party who took fMilns pole from the St. Johns car Thursday kiadly phoae Sell. 240 HELP WANTED MALE U S, MERCHANT MARIN B Opportunity i wreeted sua to aecura 1. FREK TKAIXINO la preparation for license examinations as DECK OFFICERS and ENGINEERS at schools of the U. S. Bhippins Board. FREE COURSE IN NAVIGATION, six week, fits for third Bute 'a license or niftier; open to men of two years deck experience oeeaa or coaatwiee, or eoniralant in fisheries, or on lake, bay or sound. FREE COURSE IN MARINE ENGINEER ING, one month, fits for third assistant en gineer's license, open to aien of. mechanical and enrioeerint experience, including locomotive and stationary eBgineera, maehinUts on marine en gines, graduates of technical schools and marine oilers and water tenders. NaTiastion achooia at Seattle and Portland. " Engineer's school at l;niTsltT of Washington. Seattle. Apply to W. J. Orsmbs, 409 Electric building. 7th and Olive, Seattle, Wash. THE Meier A Frank company requires the i-ervice of: Five boys between the ages of 15 .and IS for delivery. As this is permanent work, boys who contemplate going back to school should not apply. One n glit janitor. Apply Employment Manager, 6th floor, Meier at frank Couiyany. MANY JOBS FEW TAKERS During the pat week we have had calls for the following (some ot w'licti are etill open): t'ahicr. bookkeeper, aJeuntD, aUtant engi neer, grocers, stenoeraiiliers, clerical. timber cruier. janitors, collectnr", t"cuer. draftm". electricians, ahipping clerks, 80 young men 10 to 20 years. See employment aecrx'tary. Y. M. (! A. WHERE THERE IS ALWAYS DEMAND FOR CAPABLE MEN. $175 PER MONTH the year around, the averag. earnings hut year of a number of our salesmen over 4 5 years. Thia year will be the biggest yet. No riper fence necessary; weekly cash advance, outfit furnished. Big assortment guaranteed trees, shrubbery and vines. You can do what other in experienced men have done. Washington Nur sery Co., Toppenish, Wash. THE OLDS, WORTMAN A JUNO STORE re quires the sur rices of delivery boys and box boy. Apply luperintendcnt's office, 0 to 10:30 a. m. WANTED An experienced wen driller with gas engine experience, to take well drill on per centage. Lota of work engaged. Give where ex perienced and age, single or married, and if can come at once, and phone number. Address ltux 102. Stanfield. Or. - L1PMAN. WOLFE A CO. require the services of experienced nigtit janitors: good salary, per manent poition: nat furnish best of refer ences. Apply superintendent's office between 0 and 10:30 in the morning. EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE PAINTER WANTED WENT WORTH A IRWIN. Inc., 200 Taylor street. BOYS WANTED. 18 to 21 years of agaBy large corporation, ambitions, of Beat appear ance, who have finished high aehoot. - Must be able to drive ' an automobile and willing to start at amall salary with prospects of rapid promo tion. -Answer in own handwriting: give age, ed ucation and phone number. V-S64, Journal. WIDE AWAKE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE of our local trade. $4 to $5 a day steady. No experience required: pay starts at once. Write today. American Products Co., 141 American bWg Cincinnati. Ohio. BUTTER MAKER wanted: must be able to take full charge of our butter department and must guarantee quality tn butter, cottage cheese and commercial buttermilk. Riverview Dairy. 1003 Belmont at. i MAN to work this city refinishing chandeliers. brass beds, automobiles, by new method. $10 daily -- without capital or experience. Write Gonmctal Co.. 151 Elm. Decatur, 111. WE have the best: selling proposition ever of - fered and can use a few mora good men who are willing to work. A new invention that gets the money. 220 Pine st, WANTED A reliable boy as helper on milk truck. One living in Roe City preferred. Chance for advancement. Steigerwald Dairy. Phone Woodlawn 1578. WANTED Men to sell Ufa insurance. Most be residents of Clarke county. No ex perience required. Salary guaranteed. Write A-200, Journal, Vancouver, Wash. MEN wanted to carry briquets from trucks te besaxnent; S hours, wagea from $4.2 to $4.75. Apply Borthwest corner lid aad Flanders ata., Portland Gaa A Coke Ob. HARDWARE aalesman wanted to work in store. Must be experienced: good opportunity for the right party: none but experienced need ap- plfc Levin Hardware Co.. 221 Front at. A NEAT appearing young man with Ford car for aaleatnan traveling with crew. Ex perience not necessary. Steady work: good pay. Expenses advanced. P-622, Journal. MEN wanted at Monarch Mills for night shift Planing mill crew; dry kiln men and car loaders. Steady work and good wages to coin petent men. Oregon Detroit I -timber Co. WANTED Men who want friends to call on secretary Of the Moose at the Temple. Fourth sn Taylor. Old delinquents welcome. "Helm. Par.!" ; ; - WANT FIRST-CLASS auto repair or trouble shooter man. No hot air merchant need , apply. If good man, will take in as partner. nnw ii. nogeii. oj pqnq sr.. aiwra, vrr. WANT man with Ford or other light-car-to show suburban acreage. Moat know the conn, try roads. If well qualified, will guarantee a salary. John Ferguson, Gerlinger bide. WANTED Experienced ahipping clerk, millinery experience preferred; state age, references, salary. D-438, Journal. WANTED Husky young man to work In bag factory, steady employment. Apply Ames Harris Neville Bag Co.. Fifteenth aad Hoyt. WANTED A man to deliver and work it. gro cery. Must be a hustler: good wages. Z- 644. Journal. - BOY between IS and 18 years to run one-floor water power elevator. Apply at Levitt's store, 4 th and Washington. . WANTED Watchman for amall factory! Apply in writing and give references, J-011, Journal. BOY wanted, over ' 1 S years of age. Portland Furniture Manafaeturing Co., 1249 Macadam, WANTED Experienced felting machine nucr. ator. King-Fther Mattresa 'o. East 497. WANTED Bttahelmaa. Baum A Buna, Cor' vallis. Or. LOST Aug. 21. cameo broach or lavalliere, la Laurelhurst park. Reward. Tabor $035.' BOYS wanted. Columbia Awning A Shads Co., 188 Second at. WANTED A first class auto mechanic Mala 7304. BOY 'wanted to work in first class bakery, learn trade: good pay. all 1082 K. Division t. JANITOR wanted, for private office building: state experience. J-620, Journal. . WANT man to dig several basements. Call Kfrder. Mar. 079. afternoon. WANTED Male stenographer at once, salary $100, room and board. 702 Spalding bldg. ' . HELP WASTEK MISC. - 49 FIREMEN BItAKEMEN $150-1200 atoathly . experience annecemary. Write . Railway aa aociation. TX-g. Joornat . -LEARN optometry and optical bnslneea, day aad evening classes. Ds Keyaer Collage, - Columbia bldg. - Get catalogue. ' . - - - --. nt im m:QTX'ra rv-r r vtiv. Washington aS 10th: enter now. day.' eve ning, all commercial branches. ' Broadway 1821. OREGON LAW SCHOOL, Aiiakg bldg. Sd and Morrison. W. E. Richardson, secretary. Poena Main 77. - ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCY Frank K. Welles, ex -asst. state sup., sagr. tt. W. Bank bids. - Ttacbere placed promptly. . GOING East or South? Household goods sh toped at reduced rates; moving ami packing. Pacific Coast Forwarding Co.. 403 Hoyt at. Bdwy. 70$. . EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Misa Regina Boekel a private school; individ nal rnatractioB. 122 Grand ave. East 427 MISS - klATTINGLT'S Shorthand. Typewriting School. $ a month. Zf V 14Lh Bear isfferaoa. Main $893- HELF WATTTED MISC. L . Tyuewrrting, com pto meter. Bookkeeping and all other aaatem tnuiness courses. lsy and night aehoot. Aiisky Mdg.. d and Morrison Main 124. - LEARN ACTUS AND TRACTORS ; klV'E DATS' TKIAL FBKE - PAT TUITION WHKN SATISFIED . . We teach a a to, tractor, gas anruw and ante electrical work. BIO 100-PAGE CATALOG FUKK. Addresa Adcoa Ante and Tractor aehoot Dept. J. Lnicn see. and Wasco atnwt, f ortiaod. Or. fhon bat 744o. WANTED Man and wife cook. $225 tno. One lady dixhwaaher, ST0 and board. One lady traitraia, . $63.S0 and board. This wort in logging.- camp. : Deleniey'a Employment Serrioa, 13 N. 2d. Hawthorne Auto School 462" HAWTHORNE- ATE. Automobiles, tracks, trsctoxa, machinist trad, cxy-acetyleoe weldirut. Tttlraniaing and retreading. Special sumnj-r rates. Day and evening classes. POSITIONS ASSURED ETERY GRADUATE OK BE1INKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND Enn.ll any time. Telegraphy, stenography, banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog. LEARN "TELEGRAPHT Young men and women wanted. : Can 11$ Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity to learn a well-paid prof essoin. Free booklet Railway Telegraph Institute. - 6TEEN CTtNO SCHOOL, Bleek'a aystega of ladies tailoring and dressmaking taught: pat terns cut to measure. Phone East 2S69. B-JaoT 153 Grand are.. Bear Belmont, BRAKEM EN -FIREMEN, $160 to $225 month ly: experience unnecessary. No strike. Perma nent positions. Full particulars and epphcat on blank free. Railway, Fresno, Cel. HELP WANTED FEMALE At Standard- Factory No. 2 :' GRAND ATE.' and E. TAYLOR ST. " Power Machine - Operators TO LEARN ON Shirts and. Overalls , Mackinaws and . ' .Overcoats 13 PER WEEK WHILE LEARN IN O 44 UODR WEEK Saturday Half. -Holiday EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ARE EARNING FROM $15 TO $20 WEEKLY GIRLS WANTED Tru Bin Biscuit Co. E. 6th and. Davis THE OLDS. WORTMAN A KING STORE re quires tbe services of experienced saleswoman for missea' ready-to-wear apparel. Apply super intendent's office, 9 to 10;30 a. m, . WANTED EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER 550.00 MOITIi, 286 E. 6TH ST. N. EXPERIENCED . aaleswomea wanted in th CIOAK AND SCITS. MILLINERY. TIES. NOTIONS. CHIN AWARE, and also aalaswomen having general merchandise experience, promi nent positions. - good salaries and com missions paid. Apply superintendent's office, Monday morning between 0 and 10:80, ready to go to work, ' LIPMAN, WOLFE A CO: TWO millinery makers and trimmers ; experi enced National Cash Register inspectors, mes sengers and apprentices in various departments. Apply superintendent's office,, between ft and 10:30 a. m. Monday morning, ready to go to work. LIPMAN. WOLFE A CO. THE OLDS. WORTMAN A KING STORE re quires the services of women for general cleaning ia crockery and glasawars depts. Best of references required. Apply superintendent' office, 9 to 10:30 a. ra. THE Meier A Frank company requires the serv ices of six experienced manicurists and hair dressers. Apply employment manager, sixth floor, Meier A Frank Co. CASHIER, bookkeeper, experienced in paying . and receiving, banking and handling payroll. Prefer single woman, unemployed. Give, ex perience, references and state salary expected. ii-buu. journal. WANTED Girl for general housework in family . of two; not over 40: no washing, no heavy work, easy place; wages $30 month and fine board and room. Tabor 4050 from 10 a. as. to 8 p. m. Residence, 1175 E. Main st. WANTED BEWJNO MACHINE OPERATORS TO MAKE LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. GOOD PAY. PLEASANT FACTORY CONDITIONS. W. J. BALL WAIST OO. 204 BROADWAY P.1.DO.. -WW. BROADWAY AND, MORRISON. ; ' wantetj: A stenographer for large general store: good, permanent position for right party; position open September 1. A, WII.HF.I.M A SONS. Monroe, Oregon. WANTED ExnerJenced lade Ironeva. stareh girl, press girl; also inexperienced help wanted. xvauonai Laundry Co., E. Stn and Clay. . -j EXPERIENCED bag sewer wanted. Apply factory, $4 N. 1st sC WANTED Girl, experience not necessary if wuung to learn ana want aieaay won, good wages while learning. Apply superintendent Yale laundry. 5O0 K. Morrison. 2 NEAT appearing ladies to travel with crew demonstrating ; experience not necessary; good pay and expenses advanced. P-623, Journal. - REFINED elderly lady to keep house for gentleman and two sons, all employed. No washing of baking: light work and wages; good house for right person. O-028. Journal. WfSIf AN elderly lady as housekeeper for ao elderly man. Apply at 187 Russell tt. ia forenoon: g6od wagea for a good cook aad aav- lng of waste; ao hard work of any kind attached. GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN EMBROIDERY AND WAIST MAKING. FNl'SUAL OP PORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY BAIJ, MFG. CO.. 4TH AND COUCH STS. " GIRL for flatwork dept. ' American Laundry ,o. saw r.. oru is. WANTED Reliable party to do part of how work and take ear of child during the day. Ilione Tabor 0415. or writ Mrs. A. L. Odell, WANTED A cook by Sept. 13Ui; references required. - Writ or apply St. Helen's Hall, 13th ana wan - WANTED Stenographer to substitute for ens week; good chance for -beginner. ..... 510 Ptt- tnok block. Call Monday morning. WANTED Aa experienced woman for general house aad ranch; wagea $50 per month. Ta bor 2702. wZNTED Girl tow lieht hrsiuvnrk. Caod n.e room and board. Cafi at 5l Laddlngton court or paoos is nor o (as LA nY for ahootinc gallery and bowling alle-K Klg pay and easy time. Experienes not nee- esrary. t all at 4T 4tb St., Portland. WANTED Middle aged woman to . assist fa housework, on who wants boaaa more tbaa wages. CaU Tabor 8120. WANTED Will give acbopl girl good home and trnall wage ia retuta for light services. Call Msin 7113. -.' .; MAN with , family wants housekeepet. G-KS1. Journal. - . WANTED Waitress. Royal Bakery. 344 Mb? rison at. GIRLS . wanted. Portland .Paper Box Co.. 92 Front at. WANTED Two chambermaids, . on broken shift. - Bes housekeeper, Ksinier boteL EXPERIENCED woman or general boosework in modern name; good wares. Sell. 28SO. GIRL, for shop office.-half days. State cxperi- ' sties and salary. B-4 a 3, Journal. - -. WANTED Girl or woman to do sewing or 'ancv work Tor mrrie lessons. Mala HfllB. GIRL wanted to work in sewing room. Carman Marrafactnring JJo., 1214 Macadam. WANTED Girls over 1$ years. Oregon Worsted Co.. E 2Tta and Lnatuia, HEtP WANTE1--FEIAIvK THE - Meier A Frank compaaj requiraa the . service l off. . 2 experienced aalaswomen fog the book de partment. ' 3 experientied aaleswomea f ot, the m Jlinery department. , 4 . 4 millinery makers. . ' . 1 xirieuced saleswoman for the jewelry de partment. -. 1 experienced aaleswomaa for the leather good! department. -. 1 xierienred stenographer. 4 girls for billing department knowledge of shorthand ia not necessary tor these nositiona, aad ibex . able to operate a typewriter caa qualify for this work. . i -. 10 : salespeople. ... experienced and Inexper ienced, for our emergency section on tbe first floor. Salespeople from that department are ant to aU departments of the store. 10 girts between the sgi-s of 10 and 18 for Ui wrapping department. , . - - The Meier tt Frank company has an educa tional department ia charge of a graduate of Mrs. Prince's school of store service and educa tion. Applicants are given a . thorongh course in aslramanshlp and ail lines of department tore - work. Theaa instructions are given on atora time. . .. . : .- Applicants -for these positions received daily, lnpiovmcnt Bureau, sixth floor, Maler A Frank eempany, . - . YOUNO LADIES WANTED. PERMANENT POSITIONS. " BEGINNERS l'AIp FROM START. CALL-AT TUB -ELEPHONE. COMPANY, ROOM 001.' 0TH FLOOR. TE1XPUONB -BLDG., PARK AND OAK STS. THE OLDS, WORTMAN A KING STORE re quires the services of rxperienred aaleswomea for following departments: Waists, hosiery, electric lamps, millinery: also experienced wait resses, experienced cashiers, familiar with Na tional register system ; transfer girls ; experi enced beauty parlor opera tors, , and experienced saleswomen in all departments. Apply uperia Undent'a office, ft to 10:80 a. m. FEMAIX HELP WANTED One experienced marker. , glrla for aorting, atarrh room and mangle. Yale Laundry, 600 E. Morrison. ' ' LADY going to' St. "Martin"" Minings want re spectable lady, who alao needs benefit of springs, to accompany her.- Bdwy. 2 64 a. HELP WANTED MALE . AD PEMALE HOP PICKERS. ATTENTION . THekees sr. now wanted for the Keavry yard at Forsat Grove, Or.: 130 acrss la good bops; pay gl.UO ner hand red rx Hinds. Ws furnish sbscks for families; store when requested; wood sswed to stove length; clean straw, water is piped to the camp grounds, grocery store and meat market on tbe. grounds. Pickers and baggage will b hauled from Forest Orovs to the yard tree, ana those remaining for Uie entire season will be re turned free of charge. All farmer picker aad fsmflies are requested to corns early as ws will need only a limited number from Portland. K. C. Oglesby, foreman of the yard, ia now at th. office and baa charge of registration. Com. pre pared to sign up and buy your ticket, licking will begin about September 8. J. w. seavei uur CU.H . - . 222 Flttock block : f" - " 10th .andWaahlngtont.,PortUnd,Or. BISHOP BROS.' yards, near Sslem and Inde pendence. 877 gcres of fins hope. All Usual accommodations furnished. Pay $1.20 per 100 lbs We Spick up your baggags at your borne ml deliver 41 -to ranches free ot charge both ways. Register at 124 N. 6th at., Willamette Valley Transfer Co Phone Broadway 454. snvil WRITERS . AND COMPOSERS I correct poem-. arrange mn-ic end imbll-h. Get my prices and terms. Lewis, 125 4th st. Portland, Or. WOI.EIl BAR RE It COLLEGE nsvs yaa while learning: sires you set, of tools position . secured. Write for . eafa logua. 834 Hurnaide at., or phone Broadway 'IT 3 1 . MEN. WOMEN, learn barber, trade: wages while learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 yra. experienes. Oregon Berber College, 283 Madison. HOPPICKERS wanted; shseks free, pay $1.2$ - per 100. Will be st St, Chsries hotel August 20 and 2 7. Homer Gonley. PORTLAND Barber . College pays you while learning, gtees you .set of tools free, position semrnrl. 3 N. Heeond vt. HOP pickers wanted. Pay 11.25 per hundred. . Bunk houses on place. . For full particular; phone Woodlawn 4845. - WASTED AGENTS CANDY BIG PAY ADVERTISE MEN WOMEN Start one of oar- specialty candy factories In your borne, small room, anywhere. We tell how and furnish everything. Grand opportunity. CANDY HOI'HB 1819 Ranstead St. Philadelphia. Pa. WL are now placing agencies for the city. county aad state rights for an exetn-ive and nationally sold article Write or call about your territory before someone else beats yoa to it Dlgnlfl -d line and big money. W, W. Co., 204-8-6 J-'entuB bldg., Portland. ' . AGENTS MAKING $200 WEEKLY. Everyone wants it Formulas for 200 home made bev erages; book form. Send $1 for copy and ter ritoryfpropositton. Buyers Export Agency, Inc. 447 Brooms st. N. Y. AGENTS Wireless umbrelJsa. I'll pay hustlers 32 aa boar to take orders for this newest in vention. No investment. Write for five-style outfit Parker Mfg. Co.. 2409 Wall at, Dayton, Ohio. AGENTS BR PAY AND FREE AUTOMO- BILE. ' Introducing wonderful new gasoline aever, punctareproof. 5-year spark - plugs and other economical auto . necessities. Outfit free. L Baltwey, Dept. 822. LoolsTtlle. Ky. MANUFACTURER offers exclusive agency for remarkable Invention sad quick selling, highly profitable merchandise. All territory open. Diamond Mfg. Co., Paliaa, Texas. 50 PER GENT profit selling stock. Com ' -pany drilling BurkburaetL Refinary op erating. - Quick- seller.. E. U White, 1$0$ l ,ss ana r,wcrnc osas.. iwirver. vw. WANTED 3 bricbt. capable ladies to travel. demonstrate and sell oeaiera, zo to sou per week. Railroad fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept. 823. Omaha, Neb. YOTj""ARE Wa'sTINO . TIME ItC yon are n making-810 to $100 daily: man or woman, start anywhere; materials cost yoa 78 cents, re ts il for $45. I made 8220 one day, $1250 one month.- CRAYCROFT. Fresno. Cel. $40 A " WEEK , made selling Kelly Miller's Progress of tbe Negro, showing the wonder ful doings of the race. Many pictures, lightning seller, write quick for agency. Jenkins Pub lishing Co.. Oulncy St. Chicago, I1L BOOK agent wanted to take over my supply of "History of the World War" by Francis A. March. . Will sell eery cheap. Big money maker. Call 1442 Garfield ave. : - - - - SA l.EHME WASTF.P B9 SALESMEN New carburetor . for Ford cars. Simple, not a moving pert, installed in $0 minutes; guaranteed to double year mileage sad start in aero weather wtthont beating or prim ing. 1 B day free trial. Our St Lesils xnaa sold 2000 It 1 months. Salt Lake City man made $1200 in one week. Write " IT. A J. Carburetor Co.. 505 W. Jackson bird.. Chicago. "XalXSMfcN "AND CREW MANAGERS . ATTENTION Be the first la yonr city with ear Pscifto Fleet proposition. 1'nllmtied demand daring next three weeks. This is ,an opportunity to earn big money. Write, phone or wire L. J. Hchlalfer Attractions, 2022 Third are., Seattle. Wash. ' - - ' - ' SALESMAN WANTED New,-, strong ,-prripasi-tioo. Staple line to general retail trade in Oregon. Commiaakdi eoatracf with liberal weekly sdvance to producers. Tbe Continental Jewelry Co..-13734 Continental bldg.. Cleve land. Ohio. WANTED Salesman with car to sell candy, gum and cigars on commission. Good, live man caa mass good. Apply 230 Washing tow st - -.: .' -. - ;- - --.---. IF yoa honestly want a dignified aide line that will pay your expenses, we bare It -Pocket sample. Sonvthinng new and sold nationally. W W. Co.. 204-5-0. Fentem bldg.. Portland. gITPATIOSB WAIVE Al'TO mechanic repairs cars at your garage. Phone Eat g"2. - " ' ' . WANTED Position as watchman; sxpsrieoeed. no MftiBg. Z-060. JoarnaL YOCNU Japanese boy wat,te position as school tv.v. Phnst now Z7Z TINTING and painting at moderate cost; beat '- materials. Tabor 7828. HOUSE mover, amall , hoose. Wood took diie trict J-B4, joarnsi. MEN, I wil do your washing and mending, res , aonable. 402 4th st - MaT. OQ59. - ' YOCJG man,- 19, wants work in garage, after acbooL East 2440. -WALK sT TfB T. P. A. desires to secure l- I ' Portions for several experienced -tmn. Phon. Main 4043. A 1331. or call 30 Morgan bids. ROOF attention: I paint your old roof with Ur . and eapbaitura and make it ilka new; 1c ier foot: Stl rears' exparieaca; do it Bow. Wood lawn 4431. YOL'NG married man who has hsd exiwrience in . telling auto tlrea and accessories would like a portion as aalerman with auma local firm. Phone E. 2503, E. 3314. YOL'NG man just out of service want work-In some gnraf law office. 2 years' "IT training in law. Salary wo object. 1'hona Wdin. 4U30. UKLIAHLE mldllegrd man wants pn-ttlmi as apartment house janitor or something ot that sort. 8matl salary and apartment for self " wife. H-Ort, Journal. CON'J'HACTOlt or buililer. retisir or new work; it, D. Crowe. 441 East 6 2d U Cut S09. Tahur 79'2 evenings. . " CALL me for painting: inside-decorating a p- cialty; by day or contract tl. H. Wood. 20$ N. 15th at. Phone Broadway 2417. TRfcCKJNti WANTED Can But one or two trucks on the job at once. Phone East 6977. WANTED-Work in big Koiel. "" 3 " t'roncl imen, around kitchen. Inquire 207 Sherman at. fVear rTiilller. , WANTE1 lMt aftvrnoon and evenino poi . Uoa while attending business school, D. Clark. Main T173. ask for composing rwm, PAINTING or tinting for good bicycle. 600 Williams ave.. or C-B7. Jwirnsl. SlIiNGLKUS When you Want reahiugliug done, wall Woodlawn 520(1. . WANTED Small set book to keep. 3 to 10 hours weak. J-54. Jonrnnl. ' . i-.8JJEA-TI .ZF.'ilA 1 WANTED A position for a mnth.r 28 vssrs I -old with a 2-month-old baby, as house keeper or cook. Phone Broadway 1605 or call at 195 Bnrnstde. i vVANTEIe Work as onuuslUirr job press feeT i er and general helper, in country printing 1 f offW. CX-8S, Jimrnal. GXn musician, itisno and organ, wishes to piay inr gymnasium or picture ehow. i'hons East. 21 T. EX PERIEXCED woman would Ilka dy work. Phone Tabor 90S 4 WANTED By experienced cashier, a position! .kmi Bm, S ,al m BHEMMAKlTfO 49 LADIES t Why oar 840 to $50 for a naw alinrt eoslf III take your old coat, rip tt up. turn It and' make yon an tip-to-date short roat for $10 and np. Tabor 8013. 1120 Division st ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladles' garments, reasonable n rices: work eusraniee.1 ' J Beubin. Lsdiea' Tailor. 40S Bush A Lane Bids. - IF you admire work 'well done, try Mrs. Ba tes". ing and making of ladies' garments. Itsasonsbls prices, wora guaranteed. is nor Mil, HniMElS 0 GliADl'ATE nurse is pr)iared to take an In valid lsdy with means at her private residence. TBhnr 200 NL'RSIN'G at confinement cases a stwclalty, long xierienee. Call Woodlawn INOfl. . yt'HNisHF.n nooMw w IURT APARTMENT AND LAUREL HOTEL Newly furnished, modern housekeeping and sleep ing rooms, $2.50 up. Second and YamhOl. NICE "light room. Home privileges. Close in Hawthorne car. Gentleman preferred. Call Monday Tabor 8 878. MOTEL SARGENT. ' Hawthorne and Grand Starting point special ear for Vancouver. 2 NICELY furnished sleeping rooms; first floor. 25H 18th at Call Monday. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 79 NICE ROOM in -firivate horn, in I.add's addl tkin for single gentleman; ran fiimlOi luesk fat if desired; $25 wr month; two gentlemen, $40; m't funiUli references. .- I'as of plioiib. B1 Elliott sve . Ft'lfNISHED room in' privets home, Irvlngtonl walking distance, near a carliiiaa. 404 East 8th N. FRONT ROOM, first floor. In modern lioms. close in. Suitable for business man. Also one small room go month. 4 74 Salmon t. NICE big furnHied room, everything new. 302 , f orris, near I'nion sve. FOR RENT 4 furnished rooroi of a private home. tall Tsnor NO00. I'LEASANT room with bath. ReasoiisUU. Breakfaat If desired. 09 East 10th N. FI M. ROOM, walking dl-tsnce. near thre. car lines. 831 Us-o. Eat 400T. ONE furnished room with k H.-liv u priviii.gs. $10 per month. 40.1 Montgomery st. rwANT"$" or 4 room furnished apt or flat. Phone Woodlswn 188. ROOMS AWD BOARD Ii THE MARTHA WASH I'SfGT'oN. 30 loth, for business girls snd students. Marshsll 12.11. ROOMS AND BOARD PIUVATj: ; FAMILY 71 ROOM and board for 2 young ladiea m ployed; piano; walking dl-tsnce. home privi lege ; i reasonable rate. 408 Market Main 6823. WANTEfe 5-year-oI3 girl to board, clollie. etc. Mother's care, Christian training, coun try home, $30 mo., Mra. A. Guldl, Rt 8, Bog 873, Lenta ata.. Portland, Or. KIN D lady wishes to board 2 school children. Main 1148. WILL board school girl. 10 to 12 yvar .ld, j $15 per mo. East 7172. ROOM in west aide apartment; boar(T"ff" deslreT; young lady preferred; reasonable. Mar. 074. ON E . or two businesa ladies may housekeepT Modern home in Irvington. East 7800. WANTED ROOMS ATTP BOAR!) 89 WANTED A pleasant room and board in private family, by man 'and wife, about Sept 1. Phone Main 4088. - WANT to board my 0-year-oki boy in i'ln-.-tiaa Science family. Call Monday, Wdln. 1035. - . TEACHER desires room and board ia private borne near Franklin high, near carllne. Phone Woodlawn 5898. HOrREKEKPLNU ItOOMH 8 rm'S IKHEI AND VX KI'IlNlriHKD $11 PER- MO.. 2 clean furnished houaekeio. ing rooms, laundry, hot and cold mvr, steam Beat, yard, phone. East 0039. 400 vancottver ave. LARGE, airy 2 room housekeeping apartments completely fumislied, $4 week: new and clean. The Preeport, 230 Larrsbee, corner Hrlladay. Bast 067. AltOCT 4 furnished housekeeping rooms within - 80 blocks of Benaon I'olytecbmo school. O-027; Journal. IXlit KENT 1 and 2 room apartments fur , ni'Ued for light housekeetdng No objuctlon to" small children. 2el N. rstjfeenth st. FINE front room with kitchenette. Broadway 81O0. 14 0 f. 10th. TWO front room. 15 suin. to town. $22. l4 E. ITnlon ave. N. TWO and 8 nicely furnished huusckpiiig rooms. 220 N. 1 8th. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for rent,' 4 Jefferson. TRtTNKS 'DKI.17EKKD IN IXiW.N'ToWN DIS TRICT FOR CENTS. PMOSfK K .484. - HOTrsEKEEPUs-O TtOOMf 73 FtTRBilSHEIr Ay UXFI IINISHJCD r PR1TATE EAMILT FOR RENT Two furnished housekeeping rms. ; lighu, bath, hot and cold water; $12 per month; also one single housekeeping room, fur nished; bath, hot and cold water, $10 per month. 450 E. Sherman at. FURNISHED housekeeping room on first floor, private residence, garage. 1117 Market. Ts- bor 420. -- - - ' ' - $1:B0PER MONTTf. furnil,l H. bT" rootne suitablo for bachelor; light, gas and wster. Phone East 7804. CLEAN fur. II K. rooms; free phone, l.ghts, water, bath; 5 minutes' walk Northwest Steel. Arrnlts rmlv. Marshall 8230. THREE large unfurnished H. K. rooms In good district 179 N. 1 8th. to Couple. References. Call Sunday or evenings. $12 ONE large fur. IL K. room. Call 651 E. Morrison, 18th st WO neat housekeeping rooms, mostly fur nished ; adults. 1000 E. Wash. St. FOR RENT Furnished IL K. rooms, 334 Hall at, corner Broadway. S CLEAN, furnished "housekeeping rooms, gas and electric. 227 Thurman at. Marshall IP-'. LARGE H. K. room, also sleeping porch, close In. Main 1820. IL K. ROOMS, every home privilege. Elderly couple or 'adies. Tabor 0004. TWO or 3 large unfurnished IL K. apis. Electric lights, gas, bath. 715 Everett st. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, clean aiid air. I block from library. 211 1 1 th st. LARGE, light, unfurnished housekeeping rovins fur rant Wdln. 4733. FOB RElfT HOUSES .11 V- ; cyyiiByisHKU RENT 910 E. Yamhill. 5 rooms. Want home like, pleasant, musical people. FORHENT fl-room modern liow-s. one acre. 1'bon Milwaukee 01-M. MTTTATIOWf