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Newspaper Page TextTZm' OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY. JANUARY. 6. 1920. ; 13 7 it 1 STOCK MARKET IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE ! MOSTALL STOCKS MAKE LOW LEVELS IN STOCK MM Poor Condition of Federal Banks and Court Decision Has De pressing Effect in Wall St. By Broad an Wall Nw. York, Jan. . Because of In low condition of the feaeral re serve bank and because of the su pei optimism ht the trading public, thr wu a sharp reaction in tno stock market Monday. Tha open in a; was strong with higher prices in many issues. Thla lasted for about 10 minutes.- Then selling of Mexican Petroleum began on ac count of the earthquake and selling of steal began on account of the bad bank condition. By the time the money market opened with its re newal rate of 10 per cent the whole ' market .was swinging downward. Losses ranged from 1 to. 7 points. The surreme court decision againnt Z.76 beer and the absence of a decision on atock dividends depressed the street. A wild rumor regarding President Wilson brought an upturn of a point and from that moment the market recovered. Most of the loMes were made Up, United States Rubber taking leadership with a nw high record. Before the close, profit taking made Its appearance ; and final prices were nearly all tinder those of. last week. Money fell to 6 per cent late In the day, but that rate was not reassuring. Unlled States Rubber was the star nrformer of the day. It went early in the session to its previous high record price but reacted 4 points when the gen eral list was weak. After It was known We have been allotted a large portion of and offer subject to prior sale for Immediate confirmation $7,500,000 Canadian Northern Railway (Owned by the Canadian Oovernmant) Equipment 6 Gold Notes, an operating expense prior to principal and interest of any mortgage deb. I DATED Dec. t, 919. DUE Serially 1375,000 June 1, 1920, to Dec. 1, 1929 "" Maturities and prices to yield: , June 1, 1920, to Dec. 1, 1921. June 1, 1922, to Dec. 1, 1929 to yield 64 f to yield 6 ...j Wire or phone orders "collect. Full details on request. Freeman eaanua as '; T-.il V. W 1 W m?r i ' J'' i f i rSsfflS Where Are Your Valuables ? Unless they are tucked away snugly in a modern safe deposit vault, you'll ' probably have to stop a moment to remember just where they are or where they war the last time you aaw them. You've frequently looked In vain all through a trunk or a desk for a valuable paper that you espe cially wanted. NOW, HAVEN'T YOU? When the fire occurs we hope it never will but if it should, won't you feel a lot bet ter about it if all your valuables including your fire insurance policy, are in our fireproof vault? ,You' can rent a box from us for a whole year for $4.00 --bring down your valuables and put them in today. The United States National Bank 5 hlVh Hi ma i m 1 liTl i A- Hi r- 7. V r 41 'V7 11 I Sixth and Stark Sta. I 1 - j bp ''a : x ..'('.' i i r- sv t i l i s t mini ii ni"--'' -- p, i -- - Jl. '- ' t . f ' , ! I, yfJf that the supreme court would not hand down a decision In the tax case this stock rose again to 143. In the mora ine it was reported that there would be no rubber extra dividend at thla time, but later report was that the board would meat Thursday and declare it, Neither report is official. Middle States Oil was moved up mere than S points net on a report that the directors would declare a 20 per cent atock dividend on January 13. It had Its advance and was one of the most popular trading stocks. Floss Sheffield was another stock to act welt. rtears Roebuck. Woolworth and Jewel Tea were higher. Thla is the natural result of annual reporla being made by the companies.. The profiteering in dulged in by local stores In general Is drivlnc the people to these cheap stores and to mail order houses. The latter are prospering as. never before. Although money fell to per cent In the afternoon, the street was not re assured for the condition of the reserve banks as a whole was never so bad as now. The conference to be held at Washington la looked forward to with the greatest ef Interest. Wall street hopeo that some statement reassuring to the stock market may be given out. Wall street hopes that the conference will direct Its attention more to specu lation In. commodities than to specula tion in stocks. Reports received from Washington by brokers Indicated that the conference committee on the railroad bills was settling everything easily except the question In which the roads can be re turned to tho owners. Most authorities maintain that it would be impossible to ge together on these three points before March 1, and that the president would be compelled to Issue a supplementary proclamation or let the roads go back without any relief at all. Either of those things would be material for bear traders In Wall street. That is why rails hesitated In the market. New Baptist Pastor Arrives The Rev. W. N. Ferris, for two years pastor of the First Baptist church of Ashland, came to Portland Saturday night to assume the pastorate of the Bethany Baptist church. Although he received the call three months ago Ferris was unable to take up his duties here until last Sunday. Until his household goods arrive from Ashland, Ferris is making his "parsonage" at the New Perkins. Smith & Camp Co. second nooet NORTHWESTERN BANK BUR-DKiS Main f 4 3 mm mz k! f eTKV :-.re:C'l3CS:asV' ' ...T - i t r B-1 9 I urn mm r,i . ' 1 1- mm 1 1- a 1r if Hit wr.t i p. M 4 i r I a Gold Reserve Makes High Record Dec. 26 Gold reserves of the Federal 'Reserve bank of San Francisco reached its high mark of 8188,868,000 with the week ending December 26, 119. For the week ending January 2, IS 20, the reserve fell $7,m,000, but showed a gain of 916.814.00 over the corresponding period of a year ago. The report of the ,bank's 268 business weeks, ending January 2, 1920, with comparisons, is as follows: be- UCRCES Gold reserve , Cold with foreign Agencies I .(gal tender Dotes, silver.' etc. . . Total reserves 8188,808,000 Rill TMacounted: Secured by government obligations. . 9 42.83S.S00 All ethers ; . . . JI.3SS.000 Bill bought la opes market 108.088.000 Total hill on hand 8177.800.000 V. 8. government bond 9 2,632,000 TX. 8. Victory note 0 V. 8. certificates of Indebtedness. ... 1 1.844.000 Total earning mhU tl 81.774.000 Bank prmte $ 281,000 Uncollected i trail and other deduction from grose deposits S5.674.000' Redemption fund against Federal Reeerve bank note SSft.flnn All other resources 278,000 Total resources 8488.829.000 LIABILITIES 8 8,768.000 7.R89.0OO 8.880.000 12O.784.OO0 84,138.000 6.621,000 Capital paid In Surplus Government deposit Due to members reserve account . . . Deferred availability Items Other deposit, includiag foreign xot ernment credit , To!' ,roeI dspmlt S164.08S.OOO Federal Notes in actual circulation.. 9242,770,000 Federal Reserve beak aoUs in clrcula- . " ",b",r 11.781.000 All other liabilities 898.000 Total liabilities 8438 MEMORANDUM Contingent Habilitj 9" - aalndorseron bills redtacounted with or sold to other federal reserve banks Washington. Jan. 6. Governor Hard ing of the federal reserve board, at a meeting of bankers held in Washington today, asked that unessential loans be discouraged and that federal reserve system be restored to the basis that au thors intended it to be ; that federal re serve bank should be kept In absolutely liquid condition, so as to furnish to busi ness of the country a sound and elastic currency. Harding also stated that the increase in discount rate is a contingency which should be reckoned with, and that under no circumstances could federal reserve board be hampered In Its operation by special bank agreements with regard to federal reserve discount rate. The board Is now In executive session to discuss what recommendations It should make. American Beet Sugar Co. declared four quarterly dividends of 2 per cent on common. Miami Copper quarterly dividend 50 cents. Stock Market WE OWjST 15D OFFER $20,000.00 City of Seattle, Washington 5 Municipal Light & Power Plant Gold Bonds Sated October 1, it 18 Dae Serially as Below PrlncIpsJ anl semi-annual interest. April 1 and October 1. payable at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Washing-ton in New York city or through the offices of Cs.rstens V Earles. Incorporated. In Seattle, San Francisco. Portland, Spokane or lxs Angeles. Coupon Bonds, with privilege of regis tration lKth aa to principal and interest. Denominations S1000. We Sammarlse the Followiag Salient Featares: 1. These bonds were issued to provide funds for making additions, bet terments and extensions to the existing Municipal Light and Power Plant. 2. The Supreme Court of the State of Washington has held that inter est and principal charges on these bonds are a first lien on the gross reve nues of the entire system. S. The principal and interest on these bonds, together with $2,640,000 outstanding 5 bonds, a total of S3. 890. 00, are payable from the cress revenues of the entire system, which have averaged for the last five years over six times annual interest charges. For the first six months of 1919 the revenues were 1984,744.00. or nearly ten times Interest charges for that period. v 4. Since the people of Seattle voted to construct a light and power system in 1902, these properties have been operated at steadily increasing profits and now constitute not only a valuable self-supporting, but revenue producing, asset to the city. 5. The present estimated valuation of the municipal light and power system of the city of Seattle is 110.539,048.00. SIRIAL MATURITIES se.ooo Oct. sa.ooe " S2.000 s" 1S27 1S2S 1881 $3,000 Oct. PBIOI. PAR AND Carstens & Earles, Incorporated W V. 8. Sat. Bask Bldg. JtMIt'SlltlltlllMSiltNIMillllliHIIlllll.lllW a ANNOUNCEMENT! I " B a ' We have takn over the leased wire service of E. F. Hutton & Co.. members of New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board of i Trade. New York Cotton Exchange, and several other exchanges, I and are prepared to furnish unexcelled quotation and information " service from all markets. I The Portland office will be under the management of Mr R P Effinger. who has lohg been Identified with the business interests " of Portland. ? Our firm has been established 2 3 years, with offices in Seattle I and Tacoma, where we also specialize in the local bank, steamship and industrial securities. ? You are cordially Invited to call or phone us for information or I quotations on any security in which you are interested. f m . m HERRIN & RHODES. Inc. S ESTABLISHED 1896 f STOCKS AND BONDS . I 201 Railway Exchange Main 283 1 TllilliHMSnMlllSllSllBt!SllSUSUllS!!tl!S!lSHllSHS)ieuS'itl!S1l!tUiulniil;)SIui.illlltltSlIllilIlltisnllti1BIIBltSHtMBi r ' ' 1 GOVERNMENT, CORPORATION AND MUNICIPAL BONDS TO NET FROM 5 TO 7 PREFERRED STOCKS LOCAL SECURITIES ROBERTSON & EWING 207-8 NORTHWESTERN BANK BLDG. Edited by ' Will F. Hessian Jen. 2. 1920. Dec 28. 1919. Jan S. 1919. . . 8178.818.000 tl86.85S.AnO fl81.t88.000 8.041.000 4.76.ooo 2i.ooo 884,000 34,009 174. oeo 8192,006.000 9 46.12S.000 26.064.000 96.1S7.00O 8168.800.000 8 2,682.900 11.488.000 8182.870.noo 9 400,000 47.7S9.000 668.000 424.000 8428,824,000 8152.891.000 68,018,000 28.408.000 87.851,000 8123,776.000 $ 4, 4 61. 00 4.724.600 tlS2.9flO.090 8 400,000 86.821.000 866. 000 1.179.000 33:4.907,000 3 ' 8.748.000 4.578.000 7,666.000 116.887.000 28.468.000 8.868.900 9188,386.000 3241,867.000 11, 805.000 4,180,000 8428,624,000 8 4.687.000 -A.224.ooo 7.186,000 72.449,000 1.4.281.000 (.859.000 S 99,223.000 9211,518.000 0,247.000 1,756.000 8324,607.000 829 000 iv"00V 0 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Corrected daily by foreign dspartaent of United States National bank. Opening nominal rate for bank transactions: Checks. Cable. London, pounds sterling. .3 8.78 3 8.7ft K Paris, francs 10.80 10.78 Berlin, marks 2.00 2.02 Otnoa. lire 18.27 13 25 Copenhagen, kroner 18.65 18.75 ChrUtianis, kroner 20.10 20.20 Stockholm, kroner ...... 21.30 21.40 Hongkong, local currency. . 03.50 94.00 Yokoboma. yen 50.40 60.60 PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT Portland Banks Clearings This Week. Tear Age. Monday ...3 8.806,418.66 8 5.279.548 42 Tuesday .... 5.718. 120.40 4,399.136.18 Taostna tank Clearings Tuesday f 906. 807. 9T Bslances Tuesday 129,688.26 SaatU Bank Clearings Tuesday 3 T. 147.487. 49 Balances Tuesday 1.395,073.94 Spokane Banks Clearings Tuesday 8 2,029.080.00 Bslances Tuesday 426,249.00 Ban Smnelso Banks Clearings Tuesday 830,068.440.00 Lee Ansel Bank Clearing 312.888.096.00 $2,000 Oat. 1, 1SS2 $2,000 1, 1937 $3,000 " 1, 188S 1, 1SS9 AOORUID INTEREST Bdwy. ilts Delivery Is Made Of Oregon Highway to Company Delivery hav been received by tha Ralph Schneeloch company of the ti.000.00e 'state, of Oregon highway bonds which were purchased by hem for a syndicate In which they partici pated. The members of the syndicate ware the Antrlo and London Paris Na tional bank of San Francisco, the First National bank of New York. Kran. Tay lor it Co. and the Ralph Schneeloch company. ( The bonds are dated December 1, 1919, and mature $26,000 each six months from April t. 195. to October 1. 1944. The bonds will be offered at a price to net the investor i.hi per cent. Foreljra Bead Market Furnished by Orerbeck A Uonfcs Co., Board ef Trad building: Bid. A. A. r. 5 CMoher 1920 S 96 H V. I. SH Nor. 1921 9 ft 8 1 Rpp. France 5s tsl jft " rt Pari 6 October 1P31 S3 V 3 4 Russia Eitn. 5H 1021 2 so Kusnian InU. 5 s 1928 30 i Dora. 5s April 1021 T . rv,m. aprU 10S1 tl 91 Dotn. 5s Ajril 1914 S A rfatins fli Ms 1920 , H 9 I rxm. Osnsda R 1S87 I rreaeh BVil 1919 88 99 TD1 VCDnUTlTinV 1 A inil71 Wist .1 ISVt I t 4ffjlS I 1 fjiiasia- JAaWUJMIRAI. UNS. 8t a. a. "ADMIRAL GOODRICH" Sail from Fortland 9 p m.. January 10. for North Rend, Manhfteld, Kureka sad San Francisco, connecting with stesmers to Los 4n-le nd San Dieto. TO ALASKA FROM SEATTLE S. a. "CITY OF SEaTTVK" To Juneau and way posts, January 8. TICKET OFFICE. 101 THIRD ST. Freight on. Municipal Dock N. a Frtoo Main SCSI FA0IFI0 STEAMSHIP OOMPANV AUSTRALIA HEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS Via Tahiti and Rsratosfa. Mail and Passentee Service from San Francises Erery 2S Day. UNION AS. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. tSO California 8U, San Francises Or Local Steamship and Railroad Agencies. NEW TO DAT 8ECTIOXAL GABAOE. fou can set It up In a few 'hours. Send for Uiuav trated circular. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. 815 B. 11th hl Phase Kaat au Pertlaad. Or. Send Us Your Old Carpets (Wa Call and Deliver) Old Bart and Woolen Clothlit. Wa Hake ReTerslale. Haad-Werea FLUFF RUGS Room Siaev Fluff Ruga, - Woen. $17.50 Sag Bag Wovoa AU Rtses UaH Orders Sesd for Booklet. Feathers Renorated Carpet Cleaftnc 9x18 Bat's, eUaaied Cleaaed, I LA WE8TEBN FLUFF BCO CO 14 raloa Are. 5. Pboaei East 6ill WE OALL FOR TOUR OLD CAR. PETS. RU08 AND WOOLEN CLOTHINA. Wa suae Beautiful Hans Wsesa FLUFF RUGS All Week Turned Out Promptly. Rup Woven Alt aixee. aiall Order Send for Booth. Carpet Cleaned. Laid and rumted. NORTHWEST RUG CO. 1S2 EAST EIOHTH ST. PORTLAND RUG COMPANY MANUFACTURER OF FLUFF RUGS THERE'S A DIFFERENCE" WE WEAVE ALL SIZES IN BOTH FLUFF AND RAD RU8. LET US OALL FOR VOUR OLD CARPETS WORN WILL BE RETURNED -PROMPTLY." MAIL ORDERS OIVSSJ PROMPT ATTETION WE CLEAN CARPETS PORTLAND RUG COMPANY 1ST! EAST 1TTH STREET Peer B-1SC. Either Paeifle ee Hem J TO GET TOUR WESTOYER TERRACE HOMES1TES You May Phone. Call on, or Writs HAROLD JFXGCK, SeerfUrjr ISTEKS ATIOlf Al BKALTT ASSOCIATES, Owner Phones Office, Mar. 630 ; Res.. East 1199 1307 Yeon Bid;. STORAGE SPACE laregtlrata Oar Plaat aad Rata Way assuma axpanatva leases unttar : preaant falajb Obata? CLAY 8. MOE8B. IXC. Draraca BBS Blarafa. Iftft aa eusBB. PSaaa Bdwy. 14. Book U-BOOKS! Book! : tB.e sjew b)4orb ! 4MI ALL SUSWCCTB AT PRE-WAS) PRIOtS . . VE BUY SEOOMtv-HArlD ssOOKB JOHNSON BOOK STORE 'Bs AH Br MIR BTS. . ' L E T,c SHIP TOU A ' Importers Opening Branch in Seattle On account of expansion tn their busi ness the Wilcox-Hayes company. Im port en and exporters, with head offices in this city, have found It necessary to open a branch office in Seattle. & S. Yeaton will be In charae of the new I office, which will be located in the Arctic bulldlnr. f ArCTiOW SAI.K TOMOHItOVr AT VVII.SON S AI CT1UN UOlsK. 1-US Sd t. 8le at 10 a. m. . MERTIIVO JIOTICES 41 CAMP sseets eeerr Wed arKlsy eeealnc la Iff. O. W Temple. 11! 8 J 1th at AU asaobrs requested to stlcad. Vfcttorn sreleome. H. H. DREW, C. C HERMAN acUAOE. Olerl TTTwTrtbRNE t:obtit " kd.' ' 1 i i . A. F. AND A. U. Slated ennsnnniaatien this (Tuesday) f'tnlni at 7:30. Business pi im fioftanre fn mm, kfAr ik uia. tree, followed by a sncial. Visltini br-thrrn wel-oi. c. F,. Mil, 1. KB, Bee. MDI.TNOMAH CIRi l.K Nbr744. KeWbort of WoMl-raft and W.Ufo cainp No. 65. W. O. W.. will hare Joint lauiltioa at the Neiah bom of Woodcraft hall. S4 Taylor street Jan uary. S. 1920. AU members rr requested to be present and the public Inrited. MTRTLE COOVERT. forrpoadet. PALESTINE LO'rxJESO.riT. A. F. AND A. M. Stated communication Wednesday, Jan. T. i . &. . arcm. Visitors welcome. Ariel staUoa, Mouot Scott car. W. . TOWN8END. gee. "w a sTmr,TONor4;F no 48. A F AND A. M. SUted mimuniration tomorrow ( Wd usday) eenlng. 7:80. E. 8th nil HunHde. Visitors welcome. J. H. RICHMOND. Sec. ORROON ELECTRIC Ooondl. Royal Arcanum, will meet this (Tuesday) erenins at S at Mason to Tempi. All aiembsrs invited. U. O. Ball, secre tary. SS& E 10th mtrmmt ("FBAM ASSEMRLT: I nited Artisaru will hM their innUllation of officers at the Multnomah hotel assembly room nest Tuesday night instesd of the K. of P., as formerly announced. After that they will msst at the K. ef P. halL 400 Alder U. cor. of 1 1 th HKAR VE. Hear Ve. 'deta of Orenn As sembly n. I. United Artisan, will fir a card party and dsnc Tuesday eenm. Jan 6 in VV. O. W. Temple. 128 11th. thtnclna alt cTening. Zurfluk a Urchestra. Come, hare a jtiod time. FMBf.F.M JEWEI.RT a speclslty; buttons, pins, chsrma Jseser Bros.. 181-188 Sth t. DEATHS ASP KPN KB-A 1,8 7t 8TEKEN8 At the residence, 215 ETTorr su. Jsn. 6( Wllbelm G. Stefens, sted B year.: beloved husband of Amelia StefensT fs titer of Mrs. Ron Walker ef this city, Aucuet Ntefens at Camp Iwi. In the serrice of the V. S. A. Survived also by three daughters and one son -in Denmark. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. Jan. 7. at 2 p m., at the cnepej of Miller aV Traeey. Interment at the C-olumbtan cemetery. RADFORD In this city, at the family resl denee at Garden Home. January 6. Mary J. Radford, aaed 78 years, mother of wniu t Radford and Mrs. Alice R. Tauner of Bioora ington. m. ; Thomas W. Radford of Colorado Springs. Colo.; Mrs. Emma 8. Hall and Edith V. Radford of thi city. The remain are at FinUy's, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of fu nersl hereerter. REFFUNO January 9, at her laU rsaldence. 418 Orshsra avenue. Paalins Ref fling aged 84 yer, beloved mother of Mrs. Julia B. L Roy and Mrs. J. Hansen, both of thi city Fu neral service will be conducted Wednesday, Jn usry 7, at 2 p. m., from Pearson undertaking parlor. Ruuell street at Union avenue. Frieods invited. Interment Roee City cemetery. DA Via In this city, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Peter G. Nealand 7 K. 221 st N.. January S, Willtam U Da via. aged 81 years, husband of Mrs. Henley Minor Pari, father of W. M. Dvi ahd Mrs. Peter G. Nealand of thla city. F. W. ttevi of Broekfield. Mo. The re min are at Finlsy's. Montgomery at Fifth N'oUes of faster! hereafter. HIOGINS Jsnusry S. st 81 Vancouver ve.. Them Higgin. kged 83 yers, beloved hn band of Mrs. Mai Higgin end father of C. L. Hlggins. Fuaeral services will be held from A. R. Zellar Co.' parlor Thursday. Jan., 8, at 2 p. m. Friends sre invited. Interment Rose City cemetery. DOUGHTON In thla city. Jan. 8, H.rsh Doughton. agd 82 years, late of 690 Hood St.. beloved mother of Mrs. Dora Hamilton and Mrs. Robison. Funeral services win be held Xy2,1!?(UTi 7 ,t4 :80 p- lB " chapal of Miller A Tracey. Remain will be forw.rded at 7:10 to Spangle. Wash., for intetsnent. LINNKBEHU At his lata residence, 1229 Kirby t.. Han A. Mnneberg. Remain re at the reaidentiai parlors of Wibon A Wilson KiUingworth ave. and Kirby it. Funeral no tic later. SCIlAMBT Rti In this city. Jan. 5 gamuel ftehamburg. aged 29 yean; beloved (on of Charlaa Schamburg. Funeral notice later Re mains sre at the residential parlors of Miller A Traeey. HABBIN At his late residence, 888 East Fif teenth street north, Joseph Thomas Harbin aged 61 years. Funeral service will be held st P. U Lerch undertaking parlors tomorrow (Wed- - p. m. r nena invited BAKTHEN The fhncral services of th late Nick Barthea wiU be held Wedaedsay. Jan Pw8, iL' m e FlDlT'. Montgomery at Fifth. Friend invited. Interment at Mttltno- mait cemetery. ALLEN The funeral servies of the lata M. H. oine Alien wui oe neia Wsdnesday. January 7. at 230 p. m . at FirOey'.. Montgomery at Fifth. Friend inrited. : fXOBlBTgf LUBLINER TWO tores . . We strive to Pleas 512 0r"fn- bt. Bdwy. and Park. Marshall 287 mrriroTi, rPTianq ttoiel. Marshall 788 CLARKE BROS., florists, Morrison st, pet 4th and Sth. Pbone Main 7709. Fine Flower and floral deiaUs. No branch stores. Martin forbes CO.. firu. 354 . ington. Msin 289. A-1269 Flowers for all Chappell's fl'V 118 Max M. Smith Wslr TH ST. LALANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flower For at oeeaiiona. Main B48. TONSETH floral CO., 287 Waabtngton at., bet 4th and Sth. Mam 8102. A-MSl. THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 248 Alder at. FTJJTExtAIS TJIBECTOBS Edward Holman & Son Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON STREETS Main 807. A 1611 Lady AssisUat J. P. FINLEY & SON Progressive FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mn MONTOOMERT AT- FtFTH-q-l 899 F S. DUNNINd, INC. CHAMRFRa m raam Director. V 9dt H.9Kb r114K A. p. Kenworthy &. Co. (AS.Stas a.n mm m . . Wir '. r.a, MciEflTEB EILKllS. foiseral parlor, with all th privacy of a Itome. ISth and Evnwt ats S-,V." F. Lr. Lerch ig . . W. GABLE V CO : . JNeeo to W. H HaaslMnw iF7ir as, nnmn Phtm. T.W sat Hll ilACKT.itedependm nnee, R. Washtneton at FT, Msn 91 A-TSis. W. IV BYRNES .-t Breeze & Snook T. 1288. B-284S tnT Betmont st A. KsZeller Co VSWi IllUat ave. . C.-I98S 61flUralt7NTF.aTAKlNO CO. Bala 4182 UACWCSj.jj; CoV. Third aad Clay CAMP 41 k sssa' raar rr VEBAi DtKECTO ft Dunning & McEntee feroadwa and An amy at. tjidv Asui-Unt Pbone BrortwT 4SS A-4SBS DOWNING 4t MeNEMAH. successors to Wlhoe V Rwaa, atuHnoB. at K It. Imnttoa eTWrict. Bast 4 MOirtTMEXTS Portland Marble Works aSS 4th t. opp. Oty 4UII. New Bros. i7' ? p err, at map son i,ost asp romp i fHE foUowtni articlM has bees found an rar of the Portland Railway, l.kfht V Power 'o., Jan. S: Two hsmthaf. 'J pins, rltlf. her. InUe. 8 eloees. beok. 2 suitcase. 8 racks, bnt. muff. 2 lunch brae, map, rsks. Jan. 4 : Tbrc pun. stch, 4n. hut tot , S jocs. I pt. alci, 4 nacaae. lunch boi, 2 suttca. 8 umbrella". Ownen may ebttia pniperty at Ftrsl and AMer. LOST A mtr ln Fulton line. conUlnint wions.T nd b bw. or between Vlrairtt and font of Florida: belonamt to Mrs. Henry Butaer. Addre - hnue bnst, fout ol Flnrtd it. Heaaid. Phone Main 8198. PARTY please rtum pune fottml in Meier A Frank' to lost and found de . lh floor; can keep money, no question tsked. I snt door key. IOST-l7n tn flit naoer' mmtsr: left for work Monday morning from 685 Nnrthrup, walked up 20tb At. to Jsffir-on: need it badly to pay btib: reward. ftroedtsay 87S. FtM'NDrBuridle ef rugi. - Owner " ean Itav t-arae by identlfjlng Kl ping fnr d R. yt Minkler, 2011 Msin St.. VsncouveT. Wsh.' !.OHTBlsrk silk ecarf arilh gold linliTa m""fuB- set. theatre. Finder plase call Msin 7PN . reward. UIST fsctagen snspe gold writ wtch on rib bon band, in ot near Liberty theatre. T bor84J8. , AfTO side eurtaln was lost near ;rand sva. and Rumside bridgs. Finder please , return -to Benson I'oly. school. Hrwsnt. L08Trrymetai"pTnr Tootne "crosr valued aa keepsake. Return to 680 Linion ave. N. Re ward. LOST Boston male pup about 7 months old; will pay reward; lot around 28d and Usr slull. I'how Main 1SI5 r nLlr 1AIST nick handbag.' VFfiwTdrug" itor or on Miwisslnpi av. car. mntalning money and key 8884. Reward LOST Fo Terrier dog on road to f ronldsls; "Buster" an collar Little girl pUy dl. Call Mtlw .'408. - LOST By idut. 8H in grci-nhscki n Van couver or I'ninn svc. snd Brysnt. Kinder plea call Wdln. SB 46 and receive reward LOST -1 pair of glasses annf black "-nO. f"lndr call F-tst 5970 nd recetve reward. IXiST ierman-Belaian polio dog; color, brown. Rward information or return. Msin 6076. FOrNDA frsternK i pin. For Informstlon telephone Tbor 7748. BELT WA3TTED MALE 1 San Francisco Offers Skilled Mechanics Steady Work The Shlpytrds and Comrseretai Bhops of 8n Francisco and sdiacenl cities, which were cloed October 1. 1919. by a. eeoeral strike, which (till ctlita. Mopeoed Novefabef 24 on the "Amer ican." or "Open r)h.." plan. Announcement wa mad to the men that 10 days would be given them to return to their employment; that if they did not return - per manent place would be offered to workmen from ether tocalttfra. More than 19.000 men ara now working. Wa nsed mora, and posi tions are now ottea to auay thousand men at Ltbe following basic wages: Molders, Core Makers, aiscnmist. snip rio ters. Boilermakers, Riveter and Culkr, HO cent n hour; Pattern Makars, 94 cents; Cop persmith, 86c Position open to experienced foreman and aaebtant foreman at advanced rates. Yards and shops offer steady employment to qualified men Union or Nonunion without dcruninaUoa. Good wags under excellent living condition. Cost of living lowest In the country. Cllmste make it possible to work 965 days In the yesr. Good schools; unequaled elimate and healthful place fcr children. For further particular apply Metal Trades Clearance Bureau 228 Sheldon building. San Frsnctsco. Cel. 2O0iX)GGE!lS vVANTtD fo man Ixyal Legion loggers and Lumbermen oampa when they resume operation th Urt of the year. Go today to tha 4-L employment of true. naitr and list your occupation. "Only Ameri cana sir aliens willing to declare their intentions to become such and erho believe la jar govern ment are resists red. A'J0 MILLWOHKEP.9 WANTED TO ItEUISTEB. 4 L Employment Office 80 Third t.. Portland. Or. WANTED Two farm hands, steady employment mostly team work, men with families prt ferred: house furnished. Do not write aut-ome end see at one if interested W. J. Turnidge. Talbot. Or.. Orefon Electric railroad. Telephone Jefferson 86 F 22. WANTED Live wire furniture salermerf for Portland firm. Must be thoroughly eiperl enced In" new and uied houehotd goods. Htesdy posltioa for the right man. Stat age. experience, salary desired and reference in first letter. Q-864. Journal. WOOD working foreman, thoroughly familiar with wood working machinery, capable of run ning wood working plant; none but experienced foreman need apply. Wood lawn 1480. MAN TO TAKE contract to break 800 acres sod with tractor. For information write Lock Box 2ft. Efiterpri, Ore. WANTED a painter, one who can paint n3 stripe safe, no other need apply. Norrt Safe A Lock Co., 10B 2d st. TAILORS. ATTENTION Strik still on In Portland LOCAL No, 74 MAN AKD WIFE to work on ranch. Steady Job by the year. For further particular wrtte Bos 28, Eitterrirle. Ore. WANTED Boy to deliver package" ard" aett . in store. Apply Detmer Woolen Co.. 14 Bth st.. Sth floor. WANTED A car washer. Lounsdale gsrsge, 1 6th and Washington. WANTED Woodcutter, 82 pr cord. irlmm v. WHEV you need help. Call Bdwy 2f3B. 189 HELP WASTED M INC. 49 HAWfBfiRNE ATJTO SOHOOt 'Df C 482 HAWTHORNE ATE. A UTOMO R ILE, TRACTOR AND AIRPTANE MECHANICS. EXPERT VL'LCANIZERS. ACETTLENE WELDERS AND MACHINISTS THAT HATE BEEN TRAINED IN OUR SCHOOL ARE IN OEM A Nil KVERIWH1CKK AT BIO WAGES. WE TKACH THESE TRADES IN A FEW WEEKS' TIME. SO PER CENT PRACTICAL WORK WITH CLEAR. UNDERSTANDABLE LECTURES AND DEM ONSTRATIONS BY EXPERTS. THE STATE ALLOWS EX-SERVICE MEN 828 PER MONTH WHILE ATTENDING OCR SCHOOL CALL, OB WRITE FOR C A TALOO C E. SPECIAL HOLrDAT OFFER To aphold holiday traditions w offer an Students making application for oar regal r anto and gas enain conrse, a present of onr si tension oonrs la battery work, or a 888 credit oa our extension eottra in electrical work. If yoa are not prepared to entar now. yon can make a amaU deposit end arrange for later data of entry. Call or write lor farther Information. School can be . tawpected Week day from 10 a. m. to 12 noawi. ADCOX AUTO AND OaaS ENGINE SCHOOL) . ' ' ' CNtON AVE. AND WAiCO ST. ADCOX AOTO SCHOOL CNION ATE. AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFKBAUfT ONE WEEK FREE To iavestltat onr aystent of teaching sntos. tractors, ga ngin, anto electrical aad battery Work. State allow discharged soldiers aad sailor 825 pet month white attending aehooL SPE CIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOB ATJTO MECHANICS.' DAT AND NIGHT CLASSES. CALL OR WRITE FOB 100 PACE CATA LOgPE FREE. ASK FOB BOOK Wo. SB. , " NEW NIGHT CLASS THURSDAY. JANCART 8TH, ADCOX AUTO AND OAS ENGINE SCHOOL UNION AVE. AND WASCO ST. Ton are invited to Inspect school aad at full information Monday evening. January Sth. 8:90 to 7:80 p. m. . LlNE'SBUSINE8ritX)CCICet. " lkliplni. stenogrsphy, aleil aarvtea, ecretarHl, special oanrws. Expert teacher: day aatd ught; ea rU now. Broadway 80SS. VTMitTtrin ASSURED EVERT GRADUATE Ol B Ell NEE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND Enroll any tha. Telegraphy, etcnography, banking, awokkeepiag. secretarial. Fre catalog , taiAaij TELEORXPRI - Toaat eaea fad women wanted. OsB 484 Railway Exehaaa bids. SpUodid epportnnlty to Mar a- U paid prof ion. Frse axsakioL BUwy yeiegrapa inatitwte. EAST SIDE OOMM ERICAL sfflnnt Hlea Bcftn Bwekel'a privat aeatoel: Indlvtd al trxrtrwrtiott 122 H Grand ava. East 427. BOCET MOUNTAIN. TEACH EBSrA6 EN CT' Frjak W. Welle es -asst. 8taU Soot., mgr. M. W. Bank bkla. Taarhars Placed neosaotls TATECFTSHKR T eschrs" Atey Free regav TraooM. ' aians i. prcaawsy pwa. OREGON LAW SCHOOL, Allak bkU-. Sd and Morrleoa. W E. Bfehardsoa, see Maia 77. 49 IT COSTS YOU NOTHING r it ' " ' '.;T' . . Tr INT E8TTO A TE tKJR BCHOOU ANO .' METHOD OF TEACH 1N. WE WILL GLAD. LT GIT TOU AN ortTLINE OF ' Ul'B CorRS K8 IN CONSTRUCTION AND Ka FAIKLNU. tJf r ; -" ' AfTTOMoama i I .-r..i .v. ThACTfta 1 ? GAS ENGINES CAKRL'KETiUN - i;nition . magnetos gknehator am startino motors. ARMATtiRE WINDING BToHAttK HATTEttlK8 1- UXY-ACETTKNE WKLWNO . ' i Fftl R WEKKH' FREE TRIALTO 1NTES-. TIG ATE OCR BTHTEM OF MAKING AUTO, MF.CHANICN. 50 KIHCOUNT TO THOeB -MAKING APPLICATION VXFORK "TER. 1, OUR RTI'DENTS KfX'KlV K BOTH TEl'H Ml' 41. AND PRACTICAL, TRAINING UN Ti RVKRY UKPAKTMKNT. -.i EX-SERVICE MEN GET1 38 PER CENT DIHCOCNT. BTATK ALIXIWR $2BvPEv' MONTH WHILE TRAINING APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED AT OUH MAIN OF FICE. 707 HAVVTHoHNE AVE. TAKE MT. SCOTT OR HAWTHORNE CAR AT 8D AND AI.DKH 'To S0TH STREET, OR OAU. AT OUR DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 124 N. STBi KTKEI.T. 1' BLOCKS fUOM UNION CfcPOT . ENTRANCE. . . y . CATAI-OOUES FKEB. , . BCH'w'L AND OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED CHU1MTUAS DAV ONLY ' . jV Hempflalirs Trade Scihools, Inc. Typewriting, eomptoaetar, bookkeeping and all ! other modern business eourse. Day and night ' school Alkky bldg., Sd and Morrison, Main 8:14. GOINfl East or South? Household good (hrnned at reduced rates; moving snd packing. Psctfla ' Cistt Forwsrdlng Co . 408 Hwyt st. Bdwy. 708. "HELP WANTED FEMALE 't . PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR YOUNQ WOMEN " ADDITIONAL TELKfHONE OP EltATOUS -ARE NEEDED. DUE TO 'ONRTANTI.T INCREASING BB UCIREMENTS OF SERVICE. PREVIOUS NECESSARY. EXPERIENCE NOT BEOINNER-S PAID WHTT.B LKARNINO. INCREASES OIVEN RKOUI.ARI.Y VACATIONS WITH PAY ALLOWED. EXCEL I -ENT OPPORTUNITT FOR ADVANCEMENT TO HIGHER BALAU1KD KtHlllONS. APPLY AT TELEPHONE COMPANY ROOM 801. till I FrX MIR. TF.IEPHONE WUfl.DINt; v PARK AND HAK STUKUTS EXPRRIINtED girl for seda fount sin work at our Irtington store. 18th and E. Broadway. Apply at our Northern Pacific pnenucy, ana and Morrison. Stout Lyon Drue Co. TOITNt. active lady for salesroom, also trong gin tor nutting a and io-ib. parkag poaluy ' food. Akfjtr C. H. Rutled-, 146 2d at 1 WfUffA or gtrTlor ilghl housewora7"IlidttTtA Phone 318 82. EXPERIENCED dres finlsh7rSdS Columbia Dklg. WOMAN for housework.' ChrUtias. Scientiat pr . ; ferred. Phone Sell wood 1478. GIRLS wanted. PortIn3 Paper Boa Co.. 93 Front St. . wTffTED Comnetant girl to do shopping. 409 in leaner mag. (PANTED Toung irl to help In groceri torew ais r. istn, oomer Tnurman. HELP WANTED MALE AND rEMALB It PORTLAND BarberVollag. pi pay ' twa while secnre'l. 18 N. 2d at MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trade; wage, while' learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 82 yea, experience. Ore no Barber College, 288 Madlaoa. SALESMEN WANTED SS TWO experienced candy salesmen with machine. city territory to tell Imiiertal candy. Call at 808 Oak t SITUATIONS X ALB S MECHANICAL engineer want position bi city.. Wide exnarterine In mechanical enatnwartnav motor expert (awilln)v Can handle stow or need car to perfection. Finished gan part in spector and inventor. Can furnish racoramanda tiona. Married. Home In Portland, Or, AeV . dress Caorge A. Mulr. R. D., B.( 618. PoeV Und. Or. EX SOLDIER, named, wish steady pnitJoa a farm nana: experionceo: no minting, csn cive beet of reference ; state (alary. T-480. .tottmal . . KXITRIENCKII bookkeeper, elderly, would civ efficient service for small aalanr. watt ret- erenre. M-481. Jottrnel. OWNER baa a fleet of trucks and looking lor hanlinc contract would be pleased to bars aa Interview Address 14SD Hleslsslrml V. FOR pointing, paper hanging and Untlas cati Tabor 8298. CARPENTER and cabinet works estiasataa given: lo ihingllnc Bellwood 282S. ROOFS Beshingled and repaired, work , goar snteea. eacbm. fnrtn gat loi. - FOB plowing or xcvtlng aad ganecal team worn eau xaoor 4X7. DRt'ii CLERK : had several years' axporsanoa. Wondlswn 4850 POSITION by experienced middle aged aaaat watcuman or )nitor. iiwr siss. - ' EX SOIJ)IER going to chool wU worh, 4mf kind, evening and Sato mar. T-4SS. JooraaL EXlPxtftf daTrymaa or teamster waota workT' 880 Sth t. S. Main 127. BOY waau job la garaa to lain trad. Ataia - 1287. RO0Fs7eplrd, roof made waterproof. Paoaa Tabor eaoO. BeUwood 980. CESSPOOLS dug and eemertt work. Col. 79T. SITrATI05S FEMALE . I MIDDLE aged tady w'ltb girt would Eke pot tioo u hoUMkeeper: day work, eookinc of any kind of work. Address 4800 92d at. -Bw EL Portland. - ' BRlCHT. energetic woman, experienced In aeversj lines, wanu position. Phooa Broadway 8887. ETTtTHEN walla wsihed. windows cleaned, floor wssed. Beawmable. Paona Maranall Za. tTPERIENCED woman wanu abort hour of Am T.tAf iSff 1 J WANT-Hght work, 8 day each wfcTatm. V'tsrs, m. 1 g t v. p. c. WANTE5-Day work by middle aged colored woman; 40o per hour. Woodlaw 4780. DBESSM A KINS 48 ALTERATIONS, tefttting and maktoa of ssdiM garment, reasonable price) .work guaranteed. J. Reubm. Ladle' Tiilor. 40s busb um aid. PLAIN sewing neatly done; aprons a"apecialty. ' Tabor 4870. j ; DREASMAKJNO Can Tabor 097. HELPJf 1XTEP WI9C. FURNISHED ROOtH FftJYATS W FAMILY , - T , TWO leepir rooms, j 82.80. 88.00 per weak. 408 4tb t. , ,' . ' - FCrN ISHKD rooms for rent. 878 V Keti Mill or fthone East 1047.; - ;- " ' ,,. . Sili'E inxie hedr'torit aod ' large garage. The Signature. East 7Sd0. . h . - KlCEt.i-:. f qrne-hed . tip Uirs front room, geniie min preferred. 842 t,h st. - I . - . t (Oowtirrued aa faHowInf Page) "v- v- - - . . . ' J 1 A