THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1919.
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GOOD WITH LOAD
OF BULK WHEAT
West Islay Reaches New York
With Cargo Intact, Says Re
port From Captain F. S. Bierd.
TERMINAL BIDS ARE OPENED
Automatic Carrier System for
Public Docks Proposed at
Commission Meeting.
The first steamer to leave the Co
lumbia river as a bulk grain carrier,
the "West Islay," is making splen
did progress, according to a letter
from her master, Captain F. S. Bierd,
read at a meeting of the commission
of public docks this morning.
Tim question of whether or not grain
could be carried in bulk cargoes fFom
tli in coast for long distances has occas
ioned much discussion among local Bhip
jjlnpr interests, but the success of the
"West Islay" in this work, according to
C"aptaln Bierd, would not seem to leave
much doubt as to the feasibility of car
rying grain in this manner from the
west coast.
The "West Islay" sailed from Astoria
early in July, and reached New York
by way of the Panama canal on Augunt
22. Heavy weather was encountered in
the Caribbean sea, but occasioned the
ship no trouble.
At New Tork, Captain Bierd said, the
grain inspectors made a most thorough
inspection and afterwards said that they
had never seen a grain cargo in bettor
shape. The ship received highest com
mendation from the inspectors because
of the efficient manner in which rec
ords of hold and air temperatures were
kept and for the ventilation system.
The cargo whs closely watched during
the voyage, but there was no heating
and not a trace of skin sweating, Cap
tain Bierd reported. The carpo has now
been consigned and sold in St. Nazaire,
France, and the vessel Is now on its
way overseas.
Bids for further work at the St.
Johns municipal terminal were opened
at today's meeting of the commission.
Among these were bids for paving the
roadway, submitted by K. O. Ijunstrum
and the Warren Construction company,
for electric dock trucks, tractors, cranes
and batteries, far a charging plant for
storage battery trucks, and for the in
stallation of a sprinkler system. Bids
on the latter ranged up to J46.000. All
of the bids were referred to the commis
sion engineer for further Investigation
and report.
The commission also took tip the
matter of extending the St Johns car
line to the municipal terminal and it
was stated that the public service com
mission will give a hearing at 4 p. m.
October 10, at the courthouse. The con
struction involved covers about one mile.
The shipping board applied for permis
sion to build an open shed for housing
shipbuilding equipment at the Orant-Smith-Porter
property on Bradford
street in St. Johns.
The board decided to investigate a
suggestion from 1 C. Knapp in regard
to establishment of automatic carrier
systems on the municipal docks to take
the place of the present, hand truckage.
LONGSnORKMKN STRIKE ENDS
Pickets Withdrawn and Police Re
lieved for Duly.
Waterfront conditions Merc nearly re
stored to normal again today as a result
of the ending of the joint strike of the
cereal workers' and longshoremen's
unions Wednesday.
Work was not resumed until this
morning, when picketing had ceased and
the polk-e guard was removed. The res
cat workers and grain handlers met
"Wednesday afternoon and at the con
clusion T,. J. Wteinford, their business
agent, announced a termination of ttie
strike.
The longshoremen, who struck in sym
pathy with the other organizations, re
turned to work today as soon as the
ships were available for loading.
No agreement in regard to the new
SHE WAS TOLD
HER CONDITION
IT
But After Taking Tanlac Feels
So Fine She Thinks Nothing
of Walking Forty Blocks.
"It's certainly wonderfui to wake up
every morning: feeling so well that
you're just glad to be living, but that's
what Taftlao lias done for me." said
Mrs. K. Montgomery of 1329 Laguna
street, San Francisco, Cal., a few days
ao. ,
"I have suffered from Indigestion and
stomach trouble ever since I was a grirl,"
she continued, "but about two years
ago I began to have acute attacks and
I went down from 168 pounds to 108. I
wasn't able to eat anything without ter
rible suffering: afterward and I was so
weak that for one whole year I speut
almost all my time in bed and lived on
nothing but malted milk. I suffered
constantly with pains around my stom
ach and heart. I was so nervous it was
almost impossible for me to sleep and
night after night I'd sit propped up un
til almost morning, but thanks to Tanlac
I'm now well and happy.
"I read In the papers about Tanlac
doing so much good for suffering pe.o
ple and now I know it's the most wot
derful medicine in the world. I bepan
to get relief before I'd f intoned the fit 3t
bottle and now, after taking a fv.ll
course, I have a splendid appetite and
can eat any kind of food and never
suffer the least bit afterwards. I never
have a pain of any kind now, and I
haven't been able to way that for 10
years. I've already gotten back 14
pounds and I Bleep the whole night
through and get up in the morning feel
ing refreshed and full of energy. Why,
, I think nothing now of walking 10 blocks
and I'm doing all my own , housework
again. Tanlac" has certainly been a
blessing te me and I feel it my duty to
tell the public about it." '
Tanlac is sold in Portland by The
Owl Drug company. Adv.
NO
SEROUS
Horses May Have
Struck Against
Use of Trucks
Horses that did not know the flour
mill strike was virtually ended
started a strike of their own early
today. The pasture lot at the frot
of PettygTove street was the scene
of the demonstration.
The horses had been relegated to
the pasture because of the fractious
ness they manifested toward nw
teamsters who had temporarily re
placed the olrf teamsters. Trucks
were then called Into play for 6.
11 very purposes. At night the trucks
were parked in the pasture with the
horses.
This morning the truck drivers
found their machines badly muti
lated. Sides were dented and bat
tered, wind shields were broken,
mudguards were twisted and paint
was rubbed off. Iron shod horse
hoofs showed plainly in all the dam
age, dissipating the first suspicion
that the striking teamsters migbt
have had a hand in it.
conditions sought by the grain handlers
seems to have been reached, inasmuch as
the strike had for its object the enforce
ment of the closed shop policy and this
was not achieved. The operators of the
mills say that no conferences were held
with the labor representatives and that
no concessions were made.
The West Munham began today load
ing flour at the St. Johns terminal. The
West Cheswald was shifted today to the
grain elevator to load a full cargo and
the steamers vv est Pocasset and West
Siletz have been assigned for October
tlour loading.
Increase in Rates Asked
San Francisco, Sept. 25. (I. N". S.)
Declaring that an analysis of its earn
ings and expenses for the seven months
ending July 31. 1919, shows a loss to the
company of 1166,463.29. tho Pacific S. B.
company has replied to the state rail
way commission for an order author
izing an increase in freight rates.
Returns With Same Freight
The steamer Hose City wJH bring back
to Portland all the freight bhe took to
Kan Francisco on her last trip when she
returns tonight. The Itose City was able
to discharge only passengers and bag
gage and autos that were carried on the
deck, because of the longshoremen's
strike at the Golden (jatc. The Rose
City will continue on her run in spite of
tho strike, her operators say, accepting
freight, subject ,o delay.
Channel to Re Improved
Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 25. The chan
nel opposite Grays Harbor city will be
increased from 150 to 200 feet and
deepened to 22 feet at low tide by the
dredge Seattle, which has been sent
here.
Stcanicr Reaches Port
San Francisco. Sept. 2.r. (I. N. S.)
The Coob Bay Lumber company's steam
ship Johanna Smith, which was in a
collision with the steamer LaPrimera
Tuesday in a dense log, arrived yester
day under her own steam and proceeded
to Bay Point to discharge 1440 feet of
lumber.
Captured Sub Coming Here
San Francisco, Sept.' 25. (I. N. K)
Tho captured (Jerman submarine U-88,
which has been undergoing repairs at
Mare Island, is again at her slip. She
leaves Monday for Portland and Seattle.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Waikikl, recently com
pleted at Astoria, is making her trial
trip up the river today, ana upon ar
rival will be loaded for the Columbia
Pacific Shipping company, to whom the
vessel has Deen assigned.
The West Cheswald was shifted to the
cicvator dock at 8 o'clock this morning
to load flour.
The fishing bark Berlin of the Alaska
salmon fleot will go into drydock as
oon as work is completed on the steel
freighter Waban.
Because of delay in the completion of
the hull, launching of the Forest I'ride,
one of the four barkentines now being
built by the Grays Harbor Motorehip
corporation, which was scheduled for
Saturday of this week, has been post
poned for another week or 10 days.
News of the Port
Arrivals StpUmber 25
Colonel E. E. Drake, American steamer, from
San Francisco, oil.
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at Riser Mouth
North Head. Sept. 25. Conditions at the
mouth of the rirer at noon: Clear, wind north
20 miles, sea smooth, weather clear, humidity 54.
Tldss at Astoria Friday
High Water N Low Water
2:83 a. m. ...7.4 feet 9:10 a. m....l.6 feet
2:4 7 p. m....S.3 feet 9:44 p. m 0.0 foot
DAILY RIVER READINGS
8 :00 a. m. , Pacific "summer" time.
STATIONS.
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K
3
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(-) EaUine.
RIVER FORECAST
I The Willamette river at Portland will re
I niain nearly stationary during the neit two
or three days except as affected by the tide.
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
Actoria. Vt 25. Left np at :30 last night.
Jteamer Colonel E. K Drake, from San Fran
cisco. Sailed, at 11 last night, steamer Waahte
naw, for fort San Luis. Arrired down, at 1 :30
a. m., schooner Alumna. Sailed at mid
night, steamer Aspiuhill. for United King
dom, from Grays Harbor. Arrired, at 10:05
a. m., steamer Kose City, from San Fran
oico. Left lip, at 10:30 a. m. Sailed, at
noon, schooner Alumna, for Sydney.
Monterey, Sept. 24. Sailed, steamer William
F. Herrin, for Portland.
San Francisco. Sept. 24. ArriTe4. at noon,
steamer Oleum, from Portland.
Astoria. Sept 24. Left up, at noon, steamers
laremont and La Primera. Sailed, at 1:10 p
m.. steamer J. A. Chanslor, for GarioU. Ar
rired, at 5 :30 p. m., steamer Colonel E. L.
Drake, towing barge 93, from San Francisco.
San Francl-co, Sept. 25. (I. N S ) Ar
rived: Gold Shell. Los Angeles. 8 :15 a. m. :
Sea Foam. Mendocino, 6 :SO a. m. ; Jap steamer
Penria Mam. Orient. 6:55 a. m. ; Wahkeena,
Redondo. 1015 a. m.; Bark Star of England,
Bristol Bay. 11:30 a. m. Sailed; Oleum.
Portland. 5 a. m.
San Francisco. Sept. 25. (I. N S.) Ar
rired 24th: Olenm. Astoria. 11:50 a. m.
Hclene, Grays Harbor. 12:45 . m.; Johanna'
Smith. Multifield. 1 p. m. ; Raymond, Los
Angeles, 2:20 p. m. ; British bark Rona Well
ington. 2:40 p. m.; Admiral Schley, Un An
geles, 3:45 p. m.
Sailed 24th: Barge 91 in tow for EI
Segundo. 1 p. m. ; I large Erakine M. Phelps
m tow for Port San Luis, 2:45 p m
Schooner Fearless. Port Towneend. 3:15 p m
La Br., Port San Lais, 4:25 p. .; Aia!
Seattle. 'p. m. ; Raymond, Ortys Harbor.
7:15 p. m. ; Humboldt. Los Angeles, 7-20
p. ra.
Store Brings $10,000
Raffaele Bonofiglio was given 810,000
for his store and lot at Fourth and
Sheridan streets by a Jury In Circuit
Judge Gantenbein's court In the con
demnation proceedings brought by tl.o
city of Portland for the acquisition of
property for public playgrounds in Mar
quam gulch.
Imatilla 1:5 i.6 -0.1
Albany 20 0.8 0
Salem 20 -0.6 0
Oregon City 12 4.2 -0 1
Portland 15 .4 rt . 8
Brewer Funeral
To Take Place in
Woodland, Friday
The funeral of Frederick O. Brewer,
who died Tuesday in this city, will be
held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at
the Woodlawn M. E. church, with final
services tn Castlerock, Wash., The
Skewes Undertaking company will have
charge of arrangements. Mr. Brewer
was for eight years a grocer in Wood
lawn. s He was a native of Mount Mor
ris, N. Y., and was in his sixty-first
year. Before coming to Portland, he re
sided for a number of years at Castle
rock and held membership in the A. O.
U. W. there. Mr. Brewer Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Sophia M. Brewer, two
daughters, three brothers and one sister.
Edward C. James
Funeral services were held this after
noon at the chapel of the Skewes Un
dertaking comWy for Edward C.
James, who dierf Wednesday at his
home, 409 Collegd street, at the age of
36. The Loyal Cyder of Moose, Port
land lodge, No. 291, had charge of the
ceremony. Interment was in Riverview
cemetery. Mr. James was a native of
Wales and had resided in Portland since
1890. He was a blacksmith by occupa
tion. Surviving relatives are his widow,
Mrs. Arzeila James ; father, J. J. James ;
brother, George James ; sister, Mrs.
Charles Moll, all of this city.
- Mrs. Mary E. Barden
Mrs. Mary Klizabeth Barden died
Wednesday at her home, 271 College
street, at the age of 78. She was tho
widow of the late Rev. Henry A. Bar
den, who died in 1909, and who was
chaplain of the G. A. R. Mrs. Barden
was borri in Maine and had resided in
Oregon over 30 years. For the past
25 years she had lived at the above
address. Two sjsters survive her, Mrs.
Sophia A. Towns of this city and Mrs.
Grace V. Hannah of Topeka, Kan.
Funeral services will be at the JJricson
parlors. Twelfth and Morrison streets,
Friday at 2 p. m., Rev. W. A. Waldo
officiating. Interment will be in Green
wood cemetery, G. A. It. section.
Accused Faces Two
Federal Hearings
I tarry Nudelman, free on $5000 bonds
until his appeal from sentence to Mc
Neil's island for 13 months is heard, to
day faces a further charge of aiding in
theft of government property. It is al
leged he removed 13 bales of government
wool from a warehouse. fo( which charge
two others are now in jail. United
States Commissioner Drake Wednesday
set his bond for the latest charge at
$o000. Nudelman was sentenced August
4 for stealing automobile inner tubes
owned by the government
NEW TODAY
Send Us Your Old CarpeU
Old Bags and Woolen Clothing '
W Maka BeTeriible, Hand-Worea
Fluff Rugs
Tney War irke Iro
Rat Bogs Woven All SIras
Mall Order oend for Booklet
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
ill Bogs, Steam Cleaned, f l.S
WESTEBS FLUFF BUG CO.
it tlmlon Ave. X.
East tilt Fhones B-I47i
Capitol Hill Special
For the next 30 flays the owners of Capitol
Hill property will offer to home builders a spe
cial inducement in small tracts:
1 acr for $900; Vi acre for $600; V acre
for S300; 1 lot 50x100 for $200 and up.
This property is on the Oregon Electric rail
way, 5c car fare, Bull Run water, gas and elec
tricity arailable. Also good schools. See owners.
301 McKay bldg. Phone Main 1004.
JOURNAL "WANT" AD RATES
DAILY OR SUNDAY
Per line, per insertion. 12e
Three consecutire insertions without chaw of
copy for price of two.
Each subsequent consecutire insertion without
change of copy, per line flo
Count 6 arerage words to the line. '
Phone for Solicitor for Contract Rates.
PHONES MAIN 7173 A-6051
FOR SALE
THE BEST LOCATED
FUEL YARD
Doing a good business, with plentv of
future orders on the books. This propo
sition will bear the closest investigation.
Good reason for selling.
CAMPBELL-PHELAN LAD
CATTLE CO.
301-3 Conrh Bldg.
ATTCTIO SALES TOMORROW
AT WILSON S AUCTION HOUSE. 160-173 2d
t. Sale at 10 a. m.
MEETING TTOTICES
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AL KADER TEMPLE. A. A.
O. N. M. s.-stated ses
sion Saturday, September 27,
st 8 o'clock p. m. Masonic
temple, west Tark and Yamhill
sts. Visiting nobles cordially
invited. By order of the po
tentate. HUGH J. BOYD.
Recorder.
MULTNOMAH CAMP NO.
77. VV. O. W.. meets at
its hall. E. 6th and E. Alder,
every Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Visiting neighbors
elways welcome.
J. O. WILSON. Clerk.
HAWTHORNE LODGE NO. Ill
A. F. AND A. if. Special
communication this (Thursday)
evening at 7 o'clock. Work in
the E. A. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
C. B. MILLER, Pec.
ruttiLAXD LODGE NO. 55, ATI
F. &. A. Jf. Special comm'uni- !
cation this Friday evening at 5 '
o'clock, Masonic Temple. Work t
in m. M. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. By order V. II
h. j. houghton' sec
MT. HOOD LODGE NOw157. A.
A A. M. Special comovnni
cation tomorrow (Friday) evening
t 7. Work in M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome. Order W. M.
EU C. DICK. Sec.
SbLLWOOD LODGE NO 131
A V An a r J
. , - JL ix ( I j
meeting thj (Friday) evening at
8 O Clock. Vinitnr. t.
order W. M. y
J. IT. BUTLER !ec
Ul ALBERT PIKE IXiDGE NO. 102"
jCbi A-. f; A. M. Special com-
CGEX51- n,"nicat1'" iUjr eienine. Sept.
AVA v?'..;' "8Iock- c- degree.
r "V- s ' ureuiren welcome.
G. W. COO IT.
LFttttUU.-X COMMANDER V K
T. No 1. Sd.i -...i.
toniaht. 7:30 o'clock. Order of
the Temple. Tonr attendance re-
qnesceo. J. r. WIEGAND. Rec.
L O. O. F. Arleta 216. L O. O. F.. will put
on the initiatory degree Friday Bight, Sept.
26. at Arleta station, Mt Scott car, W. O. W.
hall. Come and brin a brother with yon.
A. J. CapL
MASONIC DANCE; the main ball room. Masonic
temple, Thursday evening, September 2.5.
Masona, their families and friends invited.
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WEBFOOT CAMP NO. .
W. O. V?., every Friday
night is W. 0. W. Temple,
128 11th it Members re
quested to be present. Visitors
welcome. H. L. Bartonr. Clerk.
EMBLEM JEWELKY a specialty; buttons, pin
charm. Jn' Bros.. 1SI-18S 'h
Xlital Statistics
marrtagcs.Hfrtbs. Dzothz
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Clarence Hoard, legal, 737 Clatsop t.. and
Ruha M. Brown, 18, 733 Clatsop at.
L T. FabJberg. legal. Imperial hotel, and Lil
lian Westman. 18, Imperial hotel.
Arthur Curtis, legal, Brookfkld. Wash., and
Anna I Agee. legal, 497 VancouTer are.
A. J. Cody,-legal, 1100 East Madison at.,
and liable Seudder, legal, 167 17th st
Aubrey K. Bennett, legal. 1038 Multnomah
at, and Phyllis N. Miller, legal. 402 HoHaday
ate.
Walter L. Lovjoy, legal, Aberdeen, Wash., and
Julia P. Cleland. leeal.-329 E. 11th st
Jamas 1. Fedetm. legal. 86 H Alberta
street, and Mabel Short, 18. 131 Eleventh
,trSTid t. Henning. legal. 219 East Eightieth
street and Lillian M. Smith, legal. 374 Third
atreee.
Thomas S Gar. legal, 185 Thirteenth street,
and Mm. F. S. Fleming, legal. 19 Thirteenth
street
William 1.. Houk, legal, route No. 1, I.innton,
nr.. and lYances K. Older. 18, 1012 East
Eighth street.
Frank Prohl, legal, Mayo apartment, and
Mildred Becker, IS, 89 North Eighteenth street.
Theodore A. Lllestad, Corralli. Or., and
Marie Myers, legal, 413 Larch street.
Antonie Cotonzarite. legal, 427 East Forty
sixth street, and Millie 1 'arise, legal. 418 East
Forty-eighth street.
Raymond A. Adney. legal, McGreear, Idaho,
and Ethel Schulz. 18, 205 Tillamook street.
Cart H. Wickiuna, legal, 9"'S Kirby street,
and Gerte Jactibson. lecnl, 7U6 Minnesota avenue.
, BI RTH !
DIRK To Mr. and Mrs. C.
J. nin
1116 E.
th st. V. Scut. l.". a dauiihU-r.
LA HAKE To Mr. and Mrs. A. N. I Bare,
.riH31 37th are. S. K.. Sept. 10, a daughter.
STl'.l-nnxs To Mr. and Mr?. U 11. Stephens.
613 ntli St.. Sept. 19. a daughter.
8TAYSA To Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Staysa. 441
V, 44th st,, Sept. 17. a sou.
YOI NG To Mr. and Mrs. Hoyal Youne. 74 E.
7t.l. t, S.. Sept 19. a dRuiiliter.
DE ilAU.V To Mr. and Mrs. A. K. DeBnun,
T.'l K. "titli st., Srr- IS, son.
TILLlt: To Mr. and Mr. '. . Tillie. 742
Oterton st.. Sept. 1 i), a son.
CYItfS To Mr. and .Mrs. William !. Cyrus.
0717 notli St.. Sept. I'd, s dauelitor. '
8CH.U.KI.K To Mr. ami Mr.. K. S. Kchalkle,
102 Vniim are. X.. Si'pt. 19. a con.
CH Kf'KI'A I'M To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Trees-
I'Miim. 0716 30tli ai., S. K., Sept. 11. a
iiaui:litf r.
DAY To Mr. and Mrs. !. V. Ts. 4033 6.'.th
ft. S. K. , Sept. 12, a nin.
MATSfMOTO To Mr. and Mrs. Y. Mataumoto,
4o9 Broadway, a son.
Kt MASlIiro -To Mr. and Mrs. K. Kumaahito.
K0S N. 3d st. Sept. 13, a on.
CARLS IN To Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Carlson. 171
ltu-tn 8., StT't -1, a mii.
BHK.NNKK- To Jlr. and Mrs. B. Brenner. 4 13
10th st.. Sept.. 1. a dausliter.
HAMPSoN' l'n Mr. and Mr. A. A. Hampon,
M.'7 (Juimhv. Sept. 19. a daiiehter.
ISAAC To Mr. ana Mrs. S. V. laaar, 518 E.
34t.h ft. Sept, 1H. a son
KKI-LAM To Mr. and Mrs. IT. S. Kellam. 1103
Belmnnt. st., SepL lo. a son.
MiDONNKU. To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDon
nell. 699 Irring sL. Sept. 16, a son.
OLKXX To Mr. aiid Mrs. K. I. Ulenn, Brain
Tree Apts.. S ot. 1 , a daughter.
rOWEI.I, To Mr. and Mrs. K. J. l'owcll, 678
V.. 74lli st N,, Sept 16, a son.
L1NDLEY To Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lindley, 507
K Polk st.. Sept -'O. a dausliter.
KERNS To Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Kerns, 126 Al
legheny, Sept. 17, a son.
TltOXEI. To Mr. and Mrs. K. I Troxel. Falls
City. Or.. Sept. 13. a daushter.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Smith. 84 5
1'nion are. N., Sept 14, a daughter.
K(n;kRS To Mr. and Mrs H. I.. Rosers.
TrouLdal. Or., Sept 18, a danshter.
SHUTA To Mr. and Mrs. Ikuyi Shota, 30 's N.
3d st. Sept. 11, m daughter.
DKRRIt'K To Mr. and Mrs. Ira Derrick, 413
W. 'Jnd St., Sept i:0, a son.
HENNESY To Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hennsey.
K99 Everett st. Sejit. L'3. a son.
POWERS To Mr. ami Mr W. P. Powers.
40r. nttttl n mrr Hani 11 u ,ldii,Tlitr
Plin.MPPI To Mr! anl Mrs." It. I,. Philiippi,
E. .'7th st. N. , Sept 1."
a son.
COt'PE To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coupe, 827
V Central, Sept. 1 6, a daughter
ZAKOJI To Mr. and Mrs. K. Zakoji, 85 N.
9th St.. Sept. 1H. a daughter.
DL'LIS To Mr. and Mrs. Oecrzn Dulis. 190
K. Hth st. Sept. 16. a daughter.
KOLSE Edward Rouse, 647 First t. Sept
22. a daughter.
DEATH AT FT"VF.RAL 7i
BltFWER "this city at liis resilience. 14
Yu'can street. September 2:'. ltllil. Frederick
G. Krewvr. nc"'! years 5 months 8 rUyis.
l.'fea.ed is survived hv a widow, Mrs. Sophia i
M. Brewer, two dauKhters. Mrs. K. U Little 1
airi Miss l3Zel I. Hrewi'
three brothers. It.
and C. W. Brewer
one sister, Mr. J.
He was a meniher
and V". -V. all of Portland,
of Vtinrouver, Wash., and
W. Woodruff of Spokane.
ot A. O. I". V. of Castlerock, Wah. Funeral
services will he held tomorrow .Friday) morn
inz Ht 10 o'clock fr"in the Womilawn M. E.
church. Friend and member of the above
lodgu invited. At the conclusion of the serv
ices the remains will be tnken to Castlerock,
Wash., accompanied ly memlers of the family,
Mherc interment, will take place. Skewes Uu
derta'itinz Co.. dirc lors.
llOliTKXSKN Sept. 21. Marius Mortensen.
aced 2S years, helovrd brother of
Lars
Mortensen, 3s( Hoss st.. and Mrs. Jennie
Simonsen. 53)4 4.tli st. S. E , this city. le
ceased was a member of the locai boiler
makers tinion. Funeral services will be con
ducted Saturday, Kept. 27. at 3 p. m. at
Pearson's Undertaking parlors, Russell St. at
1'nion are. Friends invited. Interment Rose
City Park cemetery.
NELSEN In this city. Sept 4, Tetrene Nel
sen. seed 3ti years, late of 6717 30th
ave. S. K., this city, beloved wife of Eldor Nel-
fen. iTineral services will be conducted t n
day. Sept. 26, at 2 p. m., from the above resi
dence. Interment, Multnomah cemetery. lie
mains at Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell at
Union.
HANSEN
S-pt. 23, st his late residence. P31 .
I livision
i'eter Hansen, aged n years, be- j
lovcd husband of Alberta Hansen and father of
Phorleif ami Mathew Hansen. Mrs. Alheru !
,: VT s.T..r i. . 1
IVter Ernct Hansen. Remains at Peareotfs I
undertaking parlors. Riisseil arid Union
PAYSON -At the residence. 470 E. 81th
street North. September 22. 1!10. Arthur
I". Payson, aged 4 7 years. Friends invited to
attend funeral services at Holman's funeral par
lors at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Friday). Sept. 20.
lilli). Interment Multnomah cemetery.
BRAAK The funeral serviCtV. of this Late
Uheinliard O. Brnak will be l!eld Friday.
Spt. 2th. at 2 -30 o'clock p. m.. at . . Finly's.
Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Inter
ment at Ixme Fir cemetery.
Dl'NSTrPtiiis city, Sept23"! 1919. Arthur
V. Dunn, wired L'l yi-irs - Frif-M,!-- iritil t
attend services at Holman's funeral parlors at t
p. m. tumorruw i-iiUi, t-;.i. 26. n,
trnnent Rose "it y I'ark cemetery.
B A KG E It RThecca-j" Bar73lj"3"2 3rd St.,
Sept. 22. 04 years. Gastritis.
ROSSITEIt Mary Lucy Rossiter. 6028 39th
av. S. E., Sept. 21, 41 years. Pulmonary
hemorrage.
FERGESEN Laure C. Fursesen, in ambu-i
lance, Sept. 22. 4K years. Ecalmpsia.
VYSCaT?UF' .FV,cesA'-5no'1- St: '?cf ts I
HORNSTROM Helen Homstrom, St.
j osepn
Home, Sept. 23, 87 years. Apoplexy
NONIK I-eah Jame Nonik. Good Samaritan,
Snpt 23. 77 years, cerebral hemorrhage.
PHILLIPS George King Phillips, fe E.
7th
t. N , Sept,
eulosis.
54 years, pulmonary tuber- I
bjilili Edward Barney Smith, Sellwood hos
pital. Sept. 21. 2 years, fracture of skull, ac
cidental. BOLDING George Clinton Bolding. 1687 Clar
endon St., Sept. 21, 66 years-carcinoma.
RICHARDS Mildred E. Richards, 705 Lovejoy,
Sept. -1." 67 years, cerebral hemorrhage.
MITZEL Mary MitzeJ, Juliana Apts., Sept. 19.
73 years, broncho pneumonia.
BYRNES James Byrnes, 714 Water sL. Sept.
16. 50 years, anemia.
GOVORKO Karl Govorko. 91 Mortis, Sept 21,
4 years, ptomaine poisoning.
CARD Myra C. Card. 295 N. 18th st, Sept.
20, 56 years, mitral regurgitation.
WEBB Norman Alexander Webb. 2 E. 8th st
N.. Sept 10, 76 years, chronic nephritis.
McORATH Patrick McGrath. Pattern home,
Sept. 20, 77 yearsi. apopleiy.
GUM Lee Gum, 67 N". 4Ui st. Sept 10, 34
years, empyema, 1
HUGHES Cameort S. Hnghes, 476 E. 48th
N.. Septal. 38 years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
HAIJSEB Carrie O. Hanser. 564 E. 35th st,
Sept. 19, 51 years, chronic nephritis.
PILZ Anton Johan His, 561 E. Madison, Sept.
1!, 68 years, valvular disease of heart.
PLATT Martin E. Piatt. 643 2d St. Sept 20,
10 months, acute enter eolitia.
DULETTE Charles M. Imittte. oOO Magnolia.
Sept 19, 76 years, valvular heart disease.
FLORISTS
SWISS FLORAL COMPANY
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
MAX M. SMITH, florist, 141 Vs 6th at
M EE TWO JTOTICE5
FLORISTS
LIBERTY MARKET FLORiSt. tfe awl Yeea-"
am eta, Cot flower, slants sad designs. Pell
wood Greenhouse. S4 Nehalaea av. Sell. 1520.
CLAKK BROS . florists, Morrteoa it. bet. 4th
ad ith. Phon Main A-1805. Floe flow
ers and floral design. Me branch stores.
MARTIN FOBBES CO., florists, 854 Wast
tagtoa. Main 26. A-12G8. Flowers for
til occasions artistically arranged.
PEOPLE FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. DsT
teas eavd decorations. Phone Marshall It? 3
FU7TERAX. DIRECTORS
Holtnan Undertaking: Co.
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STS.
Main SOT, A-1SJL.
P. FOTJEY & SON
Progressive Funeral
Directors
Main MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH A-ISOO.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
THE GOLDEN BULK UNDERTAKERS.
414 E. Alder St Phon. East 52. B-5325.
CHAMBERS CO..
Funeral Directors.
AH the convenience of a hen.
Woodlawn 8S06. 248-250 KtHtnrwnrtB ae.
A. D. Kenworttiy & Co.
6802-8804 02D ST. S E.. TEXTS
Phone Tabor 8267. Horn. Phon. D-61.
Dunning & McEntee
Broadway and Ankeny its. Lady Assistant
Phones Broadway 430. A-4658
B-1888 O B H otrf,TU Mrs. Lereh
East 781 IT L.. ft-SrCIll Assistant
UNDERTAKERS. E. 11th and Hartbcrn.
MeENTEE & FILERS, funeral parlors with all
the privacy of a home. 16tb and Everett sta.
Phones Broadway 2133. Heme. A-31S3.
MII.LEH A TRACET. tndepen-lent funeral di
rectors Prices as low as $20, (40. 180.
Washington at Ella Main 2691. A-788.V
DOWNING A McNEMAB. successors to WUsoo
& Boss, Multnomah at E. Ith. Irsington di
trlcu E. 64.
B. W. GABLE A CO..
Successors ta W. H. Hamilton.
lt7 E. Olisan. Phon. Tabor 481S.
D T IQVDMCC! New residence
I. U JU a I11UCJ ublishmenL 801
Williams ara. Woodlawn 220.
B reeze&Snook "tiA;
A Ol Z'llli. C B93 Williams -
r4ir.i!siiKii
E. 1088. C-1088
uni3ertakinucj.
M. 4162.
uia& wta
4-2321
Ooe.
Third and Clay.
Portland Marble Works
268 4th St.. opp. City 1U1K New Bros.
V BLAKING GRANITE C?
L J a67-3PO ST. AT MAPiSOM .
LOST AND FOT7.VP
SI
LOST Sept. 23. one hrnwn band satrliel and
tools, between 197 25th St. N.. 203 'i 4th
st. and California st., Portland, consisting of one
IS inch Tahno pipe wrench, one 14-ineh and
one C-iueh wrench, one machine hammer marked
with 4 dots in diamond shape, wrenches and
tools for Kord truck Liheral reward. South
Portland Express. 1103 Va 4th st. Phone Main
07 SB. L. A. Hood.
DROPPED Pocket book. containing currency,
also i-hei k. in front of residence. 6HJ ln-t
Broadaay; return to this address. Ijist
S0(i3. iteManl.
STOLEN r6 reward fof retnrn of late
model Ford ear. Cal. license 130047: motor
model T 3051.pi6S. No qtiestions asked. F.
J. Blackerby. 544 Commercial court
LOST (Jold scroll watch fob on black ribbon;
initials ;. U. H : lo.t down town Monday.
22nd. Return to Geo; It. Merd, 348 Couch
st. Broadway 3043 Reward.
VVII.L the lady who pickedBB boy's batli
ing suit, in Peninsula PStk about 1 p. m.
Sunday last, plea.se notify The Journal office,
Vancouver, Wash. Party is known.
LOST Knr at- Strand theal re. Sunday eve
ning. Sept 21. Kinder please write Mrs.
A. Johnson. 821 Mississippi are.
LOST l ady's blue sene suit jacket, near Viola.
Finder please call Woodlawn 2385 or Last
ROM
LOST Small brown terrier; last seen on Mis-
siasippi are.: sninil white mkjl In head. An-
swima to name "llillie." Reward. BdwyS40.
LOST ed raid a j Fi rst N ationa 1 bank wallet
containinc rh-ks and currency. Reward.
Address lTihaw, Y. M. C. A.
LOSTSilreT friendship bracelet, between Arleta
snd 6tith Rt Return and receire reward from
Mrs. Nettie E. Ritchey. 6320 6th st- 8. E.. City.
l.tiST- While cat. maltese Fpots head and
Mdes; name of Romey. Finder please call at
32 2 Hancock; reward.
LOST Brown sweater, partly finished, on Ter-
wiliiser blvd. or on highway to Newberg. Main
: 502.
. r -r ; ZL1 r.;
LOST-Brown tokp.w suti.rf nr.tN.
Ui'nal Bank of Oregon City.
Liherul reward
alien. Call East 6200
LOST Small black pure. between Magnolia and
Emerson, on 0th. Finder please return to
498 Magnolia at. Reward
LOST Blue sweater, on 1 4 Hi street, ne
Madison. East S363. Reward.
LOST Tair of eye glasses,
call Marshall 6177.
Will finder kindly
LOST- - .a rife cameo pin, initials on back. Find
er pleaso call Tabor 564 7. Iteward.
LOST Aseai 'handbag" in Meier & Frank's" 8at
urday evening: reward. East 7957.
i I OCT I.arif' Swi wrist wnt. h anrt bnil(.t
hinder please call Tabor d(04. Reward
HELP WA7TFt nuLt
WANTED.
Competent man to take contract for making
concrete foundation, 1sf house in country;
must have a concrete mixer. Fred Dundee,
Broadway at Flanders.
WANTED Bright ambitious office boy by large
cereal mill; bicycle furnished; salary $55 per
month to start- Address P. O. Boi 718,
Portland. Or.
MEN wanted to carry briquets from tniesi to
basement; 8 hours: wsges from 34. SO to
$5. Apply N. E. corner 2d and Flanders sts..
Portland Gas A Coke Co.
Ari.t r nark K.nt.d
also party of four to
pick and sort apples.
House, stove and cook-
in ntesils furnished. Good wages. Start Oct
1 w'rite H- w- . Lyle. Wash.
TWT men to do common labor in connection
with bnilding house in country. R. It. fare
paid. Must furnish own blankets. 107 N.
Broadway.
CASING man and ftrvt class slaughter houa
butcher. 130 t $40 per wek and board.
Frank T. Br M-at 'o.. 22M Alder t
WANTED Man with truck and trailer to haul
logs all winter, just 4 milo haul. Call
Woodlawn 2341.
WANTED An assistant janitor; must be single.
See janitor at King Albert Apts., 11th and
Montgomery sts.
WANTED Two first-class autoinohile painter
Apply Covey Motor Car Co . 21st and Wash
in pi on Sts.
WANTED A boy, over 16. u learn good
trade; good chance for steady bov. Apply
N-13!Jouriial.
DESIRABLE opportunity for young man to
undertake general office work ; state salary ei
rected. age and references. N-444, Journal.
WANTED Typewriter interested in homestead;
value $3000. $250 required. N-133. Journal
LABORERS WANTED Streetwork7$5008
Sellwood car.
WANTED Man to care for invalid man.
W. Gardner, 9128 Woodstock ave.
D.
AUTOMOBILE trimmer and top maker wanted,
apply Robinson Smith Co., Cth and Madison.
WANTED Timber cruiser for work on 16 sec
tions, more of less.
W"ANTED Cabinetmakers. Acme Fixture ' Co.
Sll N. 16th.
WANTED At once, wood saw, by hour or by
the load; steady job. Call Broadway 986.
EXPERIENCED machine man in furniture fac
tory. 652 2d st
WANTED Firat ciasa auto washer. Apply
Portland Garage, or Mr. Davenport, 531 Alder.
HELP WAWTED MISC.
4
Hawthorne Auto School
462 HAFTHORN'E AVE.
Automobiles, trucks, tractors, machinist trade,
oy-aeetylen welding, vulca luring and retreading.'
Special summer rates. Day and evening classes.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Tonne men and women wanted. Call 434
Railway Excliange bldg. Splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid profession. Free booklet
Railway Telegraph Institute.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Mia Regina Backet's private school; individ
ual ins traction. 122V4 Grand ave. East 427.
WANTED At once, 2 men to learn automobile
repairing and gasoline engineering. Call at
4 32 Hawthorne ave.
OREGON LAW SCHOOL. Alisky bldg., 3d and
Morrison. W. E. Richardson, secretary. 'Phone
Main 977.
GOING Last or South t Household goods shipped
at" reduced rates; moving and packing. Pacific
Coast Forwarding Co., 403 Hoyt st Bdwy. 703.
NOTICE
TO
Advertisers
Because of the constantly
growing Tolum of claaaified
advertising in The Sunday
Journal, it i mechanically
impossible to set it all on
Saturday.
In order that The Journal
may continue to render good
service to all classified adver
tisers, it is absolutely neces
sary that we have the bulk of
your Sunday ads Friday even
ing. Therefore
Beginning
Saturday, Sept. 27
SUNDAY COPY
will NOT be
Called for After
1 P. M. Saturday
He'lp us to give you good
service by having your copy
ready when the solicitor calls.
The Journal
HELP WANTED MISC.
49
Adcox Auto School
VNION AVE. AND WASCO STREET
THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFEKENT
ONE WEEK FREE
to investigate our system of teaching Autos,
tractor, gas engines, auto electrical and bat
tery work. SrECIAL ELECTRICAL COCHSE
FOR AI TO MECHANICS. DAY AND MOHT
CLASSES. CALL OU WRITE FOR 100-1 AO K
CATAIXXJ FREE. ASK FOR HOOK. No. 2B.
LEA UN A TRADE
We are giving a special coarse in automobile,
gas tractor, truck, stationary and marine, oper
ating and repairing; also ignition, csrburetinn
and battery repairing, for STS. with a $-i
discount to discharged soldier anil nailon.
HEMPHILL'H TRADE HCHOOLN.
INCORPORATED
Mt. .Scott car at 'Jd and Alder sts. to E. 20th.
Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping and all
other modern business course. tay and night
school. Alisky bldg., 3d and Morrison. Main 324.
POSITIONS ASHCHED
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER
PI SINKSS COLLEGE. IORTLAND
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography,
banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog.
HELP WAITED FEMALE
PERMANENT POSITIONS
FOR TODNO WOMEN
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
NOW EARN APPROXIMATELT 8800.00
DCBINO FIRST TEAR
A SALARY OF $52.00 18 AID DTJRIHO
THE FIHST MONTH WHILE LEARNING
" TO OPERATE.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED.
ArPLT AT THE TELEPHONE COMPANY,
ROOM 601, 6TH FLOOR
TELEPHONE BLDG..
PARK AND OAK STS.
CIRI-1 WANTED
APPLY
TRU BLU BISCUIT CO.
East Sixth 'and Davis.
WOMEN AND GIRLS
WE WANT WORKERS, EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY WE PAY GOOD SALARIES.
AND COMPETENT HELP WILL BE AD
VANCED TO BETTER POSITIONS. APPLY
AT 504 SPALDING RIAKJ.. DURING DAY
AND FROM 8 to 8 P. M.
THE OIJS. WORTMAN A KINO STORE re
quires the services of experienced saleswomen
for drugs and toilet good. Apply superinten
dent's office, 9 to 10:30 a. m.
WANTED 4 girls 16 to 18 yrs. of age to at
tend sewing machines; opportunity to learn to
operate machines later.
Work is steady and not hard. Apply Ames,
Harris. Neville Co.. 13th and Hoyt.
GIRLS wanted: highest wages, steady employ
ment and opportunity for advancement. Ap
ply 504 Spalding bldg.
KKSl'ONSIBI.E woman for house work. Wil
lismette Heights; 2 adults and baby in
family; wages $50 or over lor ris-ht person.
Main 2415.
GIRL for general housework; no washing; 150
month; good home and a nice room. Apply
162 Haxelferu place, or to Mr. I-eritt, corner
4th and Washington, in care of Levitt's store.
WANTED Housekeeper by widower on wheat
ranch in Eastern Oregon. Must understand
eir- of children. Good wages and home to right
party. NX-121, Journal.
WANTED High school girl to work for room
and board. Small wages. Family privileges.
No children. In Jefferson high school district.
Woodlawn 5522.
ANY girl who appreciates courteous treatment
and pleasant home will . like this place, lrv
ington bungalow ; wages $45. 460 E. 17th N.
LADY of good character wanting congenial, at
tractive home can render some help in ex
change for same. N-181. Journal.
MARRIED couple, lady to help chamber work
in hotel, for light housekeeping rooms and some
pay. ea t w asningion.
GIRL WANTETT One going to school, to do
light housework for board and room; no chil
dren; respectable people. Phone East 9784.
WANTED By widow, girl or middle aged
woman for companion in country; references.
N-137. Journal.
WANTED Woman for four hours work weekly,
Friday or Hatorday. Phone Tabor 84 72.
FEMALE Airedale puppy; 5 months; answers
to Gyp; reward. Tahor 2474.
GIltl-H wanted.
245 4 Stark.
Oregon Paper Box Factory,
WANTED Cook and maid, out ot town; good
wages. Call 674 Schuyler st. corner E. 18-th.
WANTED 5 girls to work in The Bates Dress
making Parlors. 1120 Division st
GIKL8 wanted. Portland Paper Box Co.. 93
Front et.
GIKL& wanted at once. . Columbia Paper Box
Co.. E. 26th and HoUaday.
WANTED Errand girl la gowa shop. 80$
Northwestern Bank bldg.
WANTED Finishers and helpers on towns.
302 Northwetrn Bank bldg.
HELP AKTET TEMALE
WANTED Two waitresses, nooth
and board tint no nth; fs vr month and
board second month and thereafter. Work
days per 'week and aa late as 12 p. m.; food
chance for promotion to girls who apply thn
aslvea. Apply Broadway Hateiwood. liil Broad
way, after 9 a, so.
help vrAirrnn male
AND FEMALE l
HOLER BARBER COLLEOB
pays you while learning; gtrse yon set of tools;
position secared. Write for eatalnene.
snrnaide St., or phone Bros away 1TI1
fiE!V. WOMEN, learn Urlsr trad; wages whll
learning, position tuaranteed. Mfr. 2S yrs.
erperience. Oregon Barber College. 2S3Ma4Sev
1-ORTLAND Bartier College pays you wMU
learning, gives yon set of tools free, noaitios
seen red. SN N. Second st
SALESMEN WANTED
88
SALESMAN to call on professional men. Estab
lished trade. Steady, permanent income.
Also one tor outside citv. State age, expe
rience. P. O. Box 121. Philadelphia. Pa.
SITrJATIOTfS MALE
nousE painti.no.
and timting. We do oar work right; moderate
prices. Call Main S8E3.
BOOKKEEPER with lumber and planing mill
experience is open for position. Q-332,
Jrurnal.
WANTED Cement work of all kinds; houses
raised and basements enlarged. Call Marshall
3127 ; ak for Mr. Landolf.
WANTED- Position where speedy penmanship is
required; also accurate and swift in figures.
N-12.0, Journal.
MARRIED man wants inside. light work ; a rea
son. HVjkkI, Milwsukie cityL R. a.
RErAIR man wants work in garage, floor man,
4 years' eiuerience. Call ltuft Hawthorne.
CTiOENTlEir Wants new or' eld wo rk , als o
conrrete or house raising. A-1070.
WANTED Position as watchman, ilajs pre-
fcrrcd. by middle aged man. N 130. Joqnial.
A MAN wants light work in suburbs or city lim-
it- prelrrred; wajes to suit. Call Eat 6735.
TOI'NO man viilies work aa heler on truck;
reasonable wages. N 115, Journal.
ELDEIII.V man wonts ixmition aa janitor or
houroman. N-120. Journal.
AT LIBERTY Experienced pistiTt and actum
panist. Plione :ol. J91 after 1 p. m.
ROOFS REPAIRED"- ROOFS
Roofs tarred and waterproofed. Tabor OHO'i.
TINTLVO and painting reasonahTy done. Wood
lawn 8320.
SITUATION FKM AI.E
TOPNO ludy wislies po-!t:on in Ktenographer.
Phone Woodlawn 1 70H.
SCHOOL girl of 15 wili.-s to w rk for rntini
ant) board in Elliot district. t ail I j-i 1
liRKKSttAKIMS
48
DRESSMAKINC. plain sewing, alteration-, hoiie
aprons, areses. cniiuren s ci'ttnes. rasouanie
prices. 310 FtemonL East 7307.
ALTERATIONS, refitting snd trtskfn.- of ladies
garments, reasonable prices; wurk guaranteed.
I J. Ktuhin. Indies' Tailor. 408 Bush A Lane bid.
FOR PLAIN sewing or dressmaking hII Sell
wood l'MIO for paiticulaxs or cull 114 E.
CaniUiers st
DRESS MAKING and plain sewing of alTkindi
dune reasonable. East 712H.
IHSKS
60
HOLY ROSARY TRAINING SCHOOL, Ontario,
Or Young ladles, between l'.i and 30 years
of age, who wish to train a nurses, are re
Queiited to write to Mother Superior for infor
mation. Good health, one or two years' high
school course and good retcrence requested.
SITUATION wanted for nursing anyone desiring
care at their own home for confliieiiini
Call on Mrs. F. M. Court, "experienced practical
nurse." Call at 9118 H Commerrlsl st.
FtTRJITSnED ROOMS
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fifth and Washington Streets
Right in enter of Portland's activities. Let
na show you our accommodations. Rates $3 per
week np.
HART APARTMiT-ANiy LAUREL
HOTEL
Newly furnished, modern housekeeping and sleeie
ing rooms, 32 50 up. Second and TamhllL
WELL furnished rooms with or without meals.
Dezendorf Apts. Marshall 2305.
HOTF L SARGENT Hswthome andOrad
Sterling point special car for Vancouver.
FURNISHED ROOMS FRIT ATE
FAMILY 7
TWO SLEEPING rooms for ladles or gentle
men employed; nicely furnished; bright and
airy; electric lights, bath and phone; short
walk to business center; West Side. Main
7304 during day for appointment.
PLEASANT, clearn. airy furnished room with
bath, for lady or gentleman. Phone East
6B76. 368 Knott t.
PLEASANT clean, airy furnished room wiTFi
hatb. for ludy or gentleman. Phone Eai-t
0I7. 368 Knott it.
FURNISHED front room; three windows; 1-1-phone,
electricity, bath, in private home. 1!'!8
North 10th st Broadway 5078.
FURNISHED rnonn, reasonable, in private fam
ily. Phone East 4073. 347 Grand ave.
I NFl RMSHED ROOMS
1
3 UNFURNISHED rooms with large hall; heat.
light and water furnished; use of phone and
basement Isundry; SL'.V Phone Wdln. 501.
BOOM AND BOARD IS
HARRISON HOTEL Gord table board 8 per
week; outside rooms, per week $2.30. Front
and Harrison sta.
THE MARTHA WASH ING TO N , 880 loth, fof
baslncs girls and students. Marshall 1261.
ROOMS A5P BOARD PRIVATE
FAMILY
WOULD like to rent room with privilege of
breakfast where boy of 7 years may be oared
for. J H01, JnumaL
WANT to board a child from 2 to 9 years, IIS
per mouth. Call Tabor 2394 or call 0917
Woodstock ave.
CHILDREN to boa'taflji private home. 865 ISP
scy st., near Union ave. East 2446.
B 8, Journal.
HOrSEKEEPISO ROOM1
FURNISHED AND LNFURMSHED
SHIPYARD ditrirt, cottages, housekeeping
apartments, fnrnished. unfurnished, reason.
able. Apply 25 Gibbs.
4 ROOMS' modern
S23. Small "child
or
adults.
B330 Powell Valley Road.
4 UNFURNISHED If. K. roomi. upstairs: no
children; rent (12.50. 1119 E. Grant st-
tkunks Delivered in ilwNf6wNmi?
TRIOT FOR 2ft CENTS P1IONK K A4S4.
HOrsEKEEPI-VO ROOM) 71
FCKMSHF.I) AND IT 7f FURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY
UNFURNISHED H. K." rooms, every modern
convenience; (10 month. Call 103 Water ht.
30 R A U N Ft "RMS 1 1 EDTTiowklTng rooms
for rent; privste entrance. 748 Vaughn sC
FOR REIfT HOUSES
rifFCHHISHED
II
MEIER A FRANK'S
INFORMATION AND
RENTAL BUREAU
Reliable, up to date lists of desirable vacant
houses, apartments and flats with definite infor
mation pertaining to each.
Newcomers to Portland will And thla burean
of great value in helping them set properly and
quickly located.
EIGHTH FLOOR
FOR RENT 5 room cottage, at Greenberg sta
tion., Oregon Electric, So minutes ride. Call
Tabor 2032.
WHEN TOO MOVE. USE NORTH
WESTERN ELECTKIU LIGHT SXRVICB
Tenth and Washington. Broadway ft.
3 ROOM house, (10 per month; some rabbits
and furniture for sale. Woodlawn 0234.
HOL'SES FOR RENT FCBSITURE
FOR HALE j
NICE 3 room flat, for rent, furniture for aale.
Price 1200. 769 E. Broadway. Call after
6 p. m.
FURNISHED HOUSES
SMALL HOUSE, furnished' or unfurnished: on
Oregon City electric: not over H mile from
car line. Address M-878. Jonmal.
FOR RENT Nicely famished modern 8 room
house with garage, near E. 12th and E. Mor-
rison. See A. W. Ismbert A Son, 404 E. Alder.
5 -ROOM house, nicely furnished. 836 Tilla
mook Phone East 8084.
6 ROOM modern home, completely furnished;
for sale. Phone Tabor 884t.
F It MXHF.D FLATS i
APARTMENT, completely furnished, including
piano and sewing machine; light and clean;
West Side; walking distance; for man and
wife. 551 2d at:, near Lincoln.
APARTMENTS FOB RENT
41
UNFURNISHED 5 rooms, modern; all outside
rooms, front snd back porch. 561 Ulixan st
AFARTMEJXS roll ItEyf 4t f
DEU MAR apartraenti; 409 vf ETTBumalds !
st-. t2; a-rooin apta.-; st.aip heat; adults.
2-ROOM apt. for rent at private residence; terj '
reasonable. taU at 167 North 2d at.
ROOM unfurnished apt., SIS. Tahor
STORES A TII OFFICES
11
WANT realtor to share office; well furnished and I
e lea n. Phone. Main 2ll8.
WAWTEls TO RE XT
We Want to List
i
hocses, flats a!d apartme!t8 if
tou have ant vacancik. phone.)
heave together. care of northwest 1
TEl CO.. MAIN 1193.
MB. FARMER, do you want to rent that Vprm
of yours! If so. ws can get yon cash rent and
sell that personal property for cash. We have
a dozen people calling on us every day wanting
to rent farms. Send us yrmrs for quick aotibav'
A- ti. REN DEB.
RITTER. I.OWK CO.,
01-8-o-7 Board of Trade bids. j
WANT 5 or 0 room house, unfurnished, not
over 0 minutes from city; would pay several
months' rent in advance It desired. l(esonstbla
arty and care of property. K-187, Journal.
WANTED To rent 5 room modern bungalow,
(asyily of 2 : city employ : can give beat of
references. Phone flcllwood :ia3.
WANTED - Furnished, one large room
kitchenette; most be clean: south of Jeffer
son; close in. N-106, Journal.
WANTED By elderly lady, housekeeping room
or nwm with use of kitchen; Albma preferred.
Phone Kat 2067.
WANTED Sm a 1 1 partly furnished house rea-
sonable rent ; child. J 42, Journal.
WANTED MoiTn 4 or 5 room furnished cot
tatsa, October 1 ; bet references. Tsttor ft4RX.
REAL ESTATE
jj K S E R H UK A r . E ST ATE
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85000 3 ACRES, l'owcll Vsll.-y and 7(h et
if
icld at once. Call after
3 p. in. Owner,
404;
tl.Vh t. E
FOR SALE HOUSES
1
IBVINGTON BUNGALOW
e..(lim. (liiini CASH
0 rooms snd slfepina iiirr! The living j
room and dining room are ep-ially beautiful ; j
there are harduoed floors in main rooms, a'
handsome built-in buffet, an artistic fireplace; r."
ana nooacases. a lull cement basement, a not-air.
heatiog furnace, a claimed tu rear porrh. Street1 ai
liens all paid. We fortrot to iBenftoti the almost ' .
new garage 7 room bungalows in this district '
priced at (5000 are uiighty varce. You'd bet-'
ter see this today
COE A M.KKNNA A Co Main 4622.'
X2 4th t.. Hoard of Trade bldg.
LAUHELHURST BUNGALOW 15800
This is really besiiflful: 6 room hunfslnw -hotne.
We believe you'll like it. The livine '
room is unuMially tars"; tln '-e srj 'J large beO - j
rrttm snd one smaller; there are hardwood ;
floors in main rooms; there is an artistic fire-1
lilace. a liundsumn buffet, large Dutch- kitchen, i -full
batement. hot air hrating system, garage.
The teiius are tl.'OO cash, balance to suit pur-1
chaser.
COE A. MiKENNA A CO. Main 4822.'
24th St.. Hoard or Trade Bldg. .
RICHMOND CAR 121150 v . -
Close in on E. 22d st, a 8 room semi hunts-1
low with big living room, fireplace, 8 bedrooms j '
and bath on upiier floor. This is an unusually .
good hsjrgaln- Remember the location, only 1 5 '
minutes to car; owner will accept (80O cesh.y
If yon can give references we will help you make
the first payment Hurry.
COE A McKENNA A CO. Main 4522..
82 4th St.. Board of Trade Bldg.
13500 ROSE CITY PARK 1
You'll be surprised to leain the location of I
this 3 room home. It. Is en 4Mth st belutfi
the hill. There are three rooms snd reception'
hall on lower, and two ami hath on upier'
floor; fireplace; good basement; some fruit trees j
In bearing. This home has Just been painted .
and papered and is In fine condition. Owner'
must hare at least (2000 rash.
COi; A. M.KKNNA A CX) , Main 4522
N'J Fourth ht. Board of Trade BMg.
ROSE CITY PARK (4200
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Pay 1600 cash and move in tomorrow. This!
Is a handsome 2 story house with a big living I
room, fireplsce. sll huillin. full cement tiaae-,
meut, high grade furnace, located on. paved st, '
clone to car. Phone for auto to take you out.
COE A McKENNA A CO. Main 4 522.
82 4th St, Board of Trade Bldg. (
FOR SAIJS Beautiful Irvlngton rrtsldcnce, TKtt"
100 lot. 7 rooms including 4 bedrooms audi
sleeping porch; sll hardwood floors, worth 114.-.
000. but- will be sold at a sacrifice on term. '
Inquire 1207 Gawo bldg.. or phone Main H3H2 .
durine day. Evenings Tabor 185. This 1S" a
real bargain.
"(50 DoWN712.50 MONTHLY -Fine
level 20 ai re tract of logged off un-.
improved land, vicinity of HilUboro, (87.60 per
are. fine soil, running stream. We have three'
of these tracts left
FRED W (JERMAN CO.. 732 Cham, of I 'can.
Office 0en Sundays and Evenings.
' T7 ' 0 0 R OH E C FT Y I A R K - -18700
Fine modem G room hunyelow. site 2fis4,. .
excluding large porches; fireplace, reception hall,,
paw halls; built In', full cement basement, fur
nace, laundry trays; fine big plaf'Ted attic; i
paved st. paid; one block off Sandy bird. Tabor
351.
FOR SALE Modem-cU.y home , !l rooms, 4'
iirKo bedrooms, hall, bath and 6 eloseU: full I
com rrte basement, liardwood floors, large covered)
porch, 100x100 comer, garage, choice fruit
trees, pnvrd streets; all modem city conveniences!
in h'ghly restricted residence district Prim
(10.000. Deal with owner. 127, Journal.
MAiXORY-AVE. COTT A JK (Ti 00 1
Ni'O 0 room cottage, electricity, bath, base-,
mint, paved street, sewer sll field. Mallory itp.,.
near Mason. Price 1 1801); (500 rash, 115
iroiilh, li per cent
Gltl'HSI A BENNETT
318 Board of Trade bldg. Main 7432 '
SEVEN-ROOM house in ierfect condition, near
grammar and high school; furnace, garage, i
mm trees; waxaing niHianee. rnrs aautiii.i
Fine furniture, also at great sacrifice; winter!
fuel in basement A real home, absolutely clean;!
mi ear line. Half cash down. 46 Sliavor eti
Phone Woodlawn 15B0.
6 ROOM modern bungalow, liard surface streets;!
half block to oar; (2500, (350 cash, balance I
(25 per month.
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN REALTY CO
(Silceessory to Mletlen A. Jones. )
248 Stark st Main (420. j
(23.10 S330 CASH
Neat 5 room buugal"r. full cement basement,
wash trays; wet of Mississippi near Hkidmorel
sta. Plenty of fruit.
CARLOS MARSTERH. 202 Wilcox bid.
Main 8517 East 1J03
( 1 50i MT. SCOTT - BRENTWOOD (13001
A good sub tantial 0 rr.m plastered house,,
cement foundation, basement, city water, and gas,
lot SOiIOO, fenced; garage, fruit and bernei;l
very s-y term.
FKEMSTER , AbingUm bWlg. Ma rshsll 4138
4 RfMiM SHACK (J.'0
(0x100 lot. well fenced vlth garden and new)
chicken park. A bargain. 1200 cash; Mt Scott!
car.
CARLOS MAK8TEBH. 202 Wilcox bldg.
Main 3517 East. 1 1 113
ONLY 3300 DOWN
Four room bungalow, located 2 blocks front
Alberta car. 60x100 lot. shade trees, 2 fruit
trees, berr bnshes. Price 1 1 100: good location;
wn.- rtuy Jotin rergiison, uerilnger bldg.
MT. TABOR view property, B rooma" andTbatlt
lot 50x185. fruit berries, flowers, tardea
space. 2 good poultry bowse, four yards, neat
car. (2000. Owner. Tabor 3426. - '
FOR SALE Modern 6 room bu nga7ow 2bed
room, living room, dlmeg room, Ihitch kitch
en, r ineni baeeuient, laundry tvays, terms. 1034
E. Cariithere st. owner!
IUOO 0 ROOM house, part down and 10 per
month, 0 per cent interest; Iota of fruit. P0
lot) lot place for chicken, close to car.' By
owurr.CaJI 2201 K. Ash. tSke M-V Depot car.
MCiTfNOMAli office right at station! Come
Saturday and Sunday and select your hou-e
or building site. Main 8480. Mala 4253.
S. L.. Giluutn. ;
SUNNYSIDE HOUSE 8 rooms, easily divided!
for two families: lot 60x100; garage,' fruit i
trees; 1 block from 8. S. car, on K. 45th:'
(3175; term.. Tabor 2720. ' ,
6 I(NJ1 Immc. completely furnished; modern In'l
eveiy reipev-t; fine district; terms. Phone 1
Tabor 8840. - I
IRV1N(;T0N specialist OS homes sad .building I
lots; have anything ; jow want, cheap. JCactl
278. li. iieraioan.
NEW. strictly modern. 6 raonts and aleepms
porch, good location, blocks from cai.
Price (3750. Owner, Ttbnr 6118, -ilGSO
Fs5R 5 room madern 2 story cottage
lot 85x55. at 18S Bancroft are. St imps, in
and paid. Phone owner. Tabor 8731.
A NICK home, modern. 7 room bungalow, wefj
located, with all the conveniences. Owner,
(27 5o. Woodlawn 8794. 1000 E. 12th N.
(3750 JUST completed, eiaesy 5 room bungatcw
iu good locaUuo, -2 blocks from car. Owner,
Tabor 6128
132007 ROOM house, lot 8O1IOO. fine lawn,
7 fruit trees, roses, furnace, paved, basement:
half block off Alberta car. J070 E. 26th U N.'
6 ROOMS and bath, bard surface street; bar
gain 186 Flskset
8-92 E. 2 1ST, N.. 7 room bungalow, east front,
paved street; 82875: terms.
ItOSE-CfTY modern 5 room bungalow, floored
attic. Tabor 7654.
8 ROOM house, near Union ave.; close in; kit
80x125. Phone East 7 08 9.
DANDT 4 room bungalow. 1 180 A. East 8 3 8
(CaatJived rUwlB rifil
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