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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,, WEDNESDAY, MAKEtt u, ioW.4
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LOCAL COMPANY
' TO LOAD 4 SHIPS
! IN SINGLE WEEK
: Activities of the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company, which was re
cently reorganized into a locally
owned and operated concern, will
reach a new high tide' next week,
when four vessels will load cargoes
In this port destined for the west
- toast of South America, Egypt,
France. England. Germany and
Northern China.
The four vesHels will be the (steamers
Ashland County. The Angele. Cansum-
Bet and Kelbeclc The total cargo loaded
by the tour will he 7,660,000 feet of lum
ber, 1800 torn of flour and nearly 1000
ton of general merchandise.
r First" of the quartet of ships to arrive
will be the Ashland County, which was
' due off the Columbia river lightship at
daylight Thursday morning. This vea
el ia en route from Honolulu and is a
4500-ton steel steamer. She will carry
1,800,000 feet of lumber to the west coast
of South America, loading at the Inman
Poulsen dock.
The 9600-ton steel steamer Cansumset
Of the European -Pacific company will
be in port ahout March 23. loading her
cargo for Havre, Liverpool and Ham
burg. She will bring European cargo
to Portland brought to the Pacific coast
by herself and a ulster ehlp, the Eelbe:k.
The Cansumset will carry 1.250,000 feet
r of lumber and 750 tons of general cargo.
To load a full cargo of flour for Alex
andria, the 9600-ton steel steamer Eel
beck of Williams. Dlmond & Co.. is
' scheduled to arrive in port March 24.
' This will be the first private flour ship
ment out of this port since 1916.
By March 25 the new 8800-ton steel
steamer. The Angeles, assigned to per-
manent service under the Columbla-Pa-
eifie from the Columbia river to North
China ports, will be In port The An
' gelea will load 4,500,000 feet of lumber.
REMOVAL OF JETTIES FROM
SLOUGH CHANNEL IS ASKED
Ten lumber firms operating on Wil
lamette slough have requested Indorse
ment of the Chamber of Commerce on
a plan to remove the jetties now block
ing the slough channel at the north
end of Sauvles island. The firms state
In their request that removal of the
Jetties, which now permit the passage of
' river craft only, would permit towing
of log booms direct from the slough to
Portland and allow the loading of
coastwise lumber vessels in the slough.
The jetties were originally placed at
the upper, end of the slough to scour
out a shoal which Continually formed
at the north end of Sauvies Island, tn
the main channel of the Willamette
river. Consideration was given the mat
ter Monday by the navigation commit
tee, which will investigate and present
a recommendation to the board of dl
dectors at their meeting next week.
NEW DBYDOCK FLANS ARE
APPROVED BY COMMISSION
Plans for the new 15,000 ton municipal
drydock were approved at a meeting
"Of the commission of public docks at
' 10 o'clock this morning and authority
to advertise for competitive bids was
. voted.
Bids will be opened at the 'commis
sion's office at the foot of Stark street
at 11 a. m., April 8, according to the
arrangements made this morning. Lo-
TRANSPORTATION
IMMLines
AMERICAN LINE
MEW TORR-PLiMOUTH OHtRBOURa
SOUTHAMPTON
JVtw York M roll 27. April 24
t1 fit Paul April 8. May 1
YhUadelpbla April 10. May 8
NfW YORK-HAMBURG
Vanehnsia Mar. 2T. May 8
Mongolia Apr. 10. May 22
RED STAR LINE
NCW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON-ANTWERP
. Kroonland Mar. 17, Apr. 24
'Finland Uar. 24, May 1
tlatplaad Apr. 3. Mar 8
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK-LIVERPOOL
drlb Apr. 10
Baltio Apr. 17. Mar 22
v Caitio . May 15. June 19
NEW YORK -SOUTHAMPTON VIA
CHERBOURG, FRANCE
-Adrtatla Mar.. 20. Apr. 24
. NEW YORK-OIBRALTA R-NAPLES-QKNOA
Csoopio . Mar. 16, May 12
Urstle Mar. SI. May 28
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
PORTLAND, MAINE-HALIFAX-LIVERPOOL
Prom Portland Halifax
Canada Apr. 17. Apr. 18
for reserve Hons and ticket apply to local
aceeta or Company's Office. O. P. Sargent, els
., aeood in., Seattle. Phon. Mala US.
ASTORIA
S. S. ASTORI AN
Daily (except Friday) round trips.
Portland to Astoria.
Lear Portland, Taylor-Street Dock,
7.10 A. M.
Lav Astoria, Collender Dock, at
2 P. M.
Excellent meals a U carte service.
' FARE $1.65 EACH WAY
(Including War Tax)
For further particulars
' I : Phone Main 806 S
SanF
rancisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
DEPARTS It NOON
Thursday, March 25
- PROW AIN8W0RTH DOCK
PARI INOLUDCS BERTH AND MEALS
CITY TICKET OrriOE, SB AND WASH
PHONE MAIN 8630
PRIIOHT OrriOl, AIN8W0RTH DOCK
. ; PHONE BROADWAY MS
AN FRANOISOO PORTLAND
S. S. LINES
V Ut aa saip yoa Plaa lour Trip amu
; Tea a ra the Benefit of aspertsaoed hire.
atloat. - Have atrea ateaassbia fliiiiMiias
my tisssl attaoUoa for the past 10 rsaaa
Dorsey B. Smith Manaeer
saw wiw irwvet mnm isiwmim
, wOtlRMAk LB, PORTLAND. OR,
cation for the proposed drrdock has not
been ascertained by the commission, but
during the construction of tbe dock, a
location will be found.
It is estimated by C. B. Hegardt, en
gineer of the commission, that 219 days
will be required to build the structure
and that has been set as the contract
time.
Specifications approved this morning
call for the construction of a drydoclt
with three 6000 ton pontoons.
BARKENTINE KOOSAWIN TO
BE RECHRISTKNED MONITOR
J. J. Moore Co. of San Francisco
has chartered the Koosawin, one of the
Ferris hulls now being converted into
a barkentine at Alameda, CrL. to load
lumber in the Columbia river for Aus
tralia, according to advice received
locally this morning. The Charles Nel
son company is agent for the vessel.
The name of the Koosawin is to be
changed to Monitor by the new owners.
This vessel will be the first of the
fleet of Ferris type hull barkentines to
come to the Columbia river. The dead
weight tonnage of the vessel Is 3700 and
she was launched by the Benlcia Ship
building company at Benicla, Cal.. In
September, 1919. for the shipping board.
DANT & RUSSELL CHARTER
CHINESE BOAT FOR LUMBER
Dant & Russet have chartered the Chi
nese tramp steamer Hwah Jah to load
lumber in the Columbia river tor Chi
nese porta in May, according to an an
nouncement made by C. E. Dant this
morning. The vessel Is a 6500-ton dead
weight cargo carrier and last .touched
the Pacific coast December 19. when she
put in at San Francisco from the east
coast. She was last reported at Yoko
hama January 18.
Launching Is Delayed
Launching of the five masted schooner
being made over from a Ferrla hull by
the Monarch Shipbuilding company will
be delayed for at least another week
because of low water, said Captain J.
J. Reynolds this morning. Although
the vessel will remain on the. ways
longer than anticipated, plenty of work
remains to be done a she stands. Se
lection of a name for the vessel has not
been definitely made yet, says Reynolds.
Several attractive charter offers have
been received.
Admiralty Suits Barred
Admiralty suits against vessels con
trolled by the United States, the ship
ping board or the Emergency Fleet cor
poration are taboo under a recent law
passed by congress, a copy of which
reached Portland today. Damages
sought must be obtained directly from
the United States government. This is
done so that government controlled ves
sels will not be arrested and delayed,
according to Assistant United States At
torney Hall S. Luflk
Steamcr Is Launched
Successful launching of the wooden
steamer City of Everett at the yards of
the St. Helens Shipbuilding company
was had Monday afternoon at 1 :30
o'clock, with Miss Corinne Christensen,
daughter of Carl Christensen, manager
of the plant, as sponsor. The Everett
1b a double-ended steam schooner, capa
ble of carrying about 1,600,000 feet of
lumber. The masts are being stepped
on the vessel and she will likely be
brought to Portland Friday for machin
ery installation.
Schooner to Load Lumber
Originally chartered to load on Puget
! Hound, the schooner Columbia River
! has been transferred to this district,
I according to an announcement made
j this morning by Balfour, Guthrie It
Co. The vessel left Iqulque for the
Hawaiian islands January 18 and ar
rived at Honolulu Friday night. She
will load lumber here for Australia.
Boynton Leaves on Trial Trip
The wooden steamer Boynton, finished
for the Bhipping board by the Coast
.Shipbuilding company, will be turned
over to the Columbia-Pacific company
for operation later this week. No defi
nite trade has been assigne'd her yet
Cannery Ship to Leave
Ran Francisco. March 17. (i: J. S.) t
Movements or the Alaska packet fleet
to the northern canneries will begin
April S, when the Star of Russia will
leave here to be followed ty the Star
of Alaska a week later.
Buys Old Lightship
gan Francisco, March 17. (I. N S.)
The steamer San Cosme, formerly the
Columbia .river lightship No. 50. and
more recently under Mexican registry,
will leave the repair yards today, hav
ing been purchased by Prank B. Peter
son of the Bristol Bay Packing com
pany. The vessel will leave for the north
April 1.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The McCormick steamer Klamath ar
rived in the, river early this morning
from San Francisco and will load a re
turn cargo of lumber at St. Helens.
Attempts to remove the barkentine
Charles F. Crocker from the mudflats
near the Hammond Lumber company
dock, where she was tossed by a wind
storm Sunday, have been futile. The
Port, of Portland will send the tug Port
land down the river this afternoon to
make an attempt at removing the
vessel.
With general freight and passengers
for California, the steamer Multnomah
left Wauna this morning for California.
Affairs of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company in this port will be handled
directly by a representative of the com
pany instead of being represented by
the Oregon-Pacific company.
News of the Port
Arrh-aj, March 17
Klamath. American steamer, from San Fran
cisco, pesaengeni.
Departure. March 17
Tamalpai. American steamer, for San Pedro
via Westport, lumber.
Johan Poufcen. American steamer, for San
Francisco via Westport, lumber.
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at River's Mouth
North Head. March 17. Conditions at the
mouth of the river at noon: Sea smooth, wind
aouth 12 miles, weather part cloudy, humidity 25
Tides a Astoria Thursday
High Water Low Water
11:84 a. m...7.9 feet 5:52 a. m 1.8 feet
6:11 p. m. ...0.5 foot
DAILY RIVER READINGS
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RITEB FORECASTS
. T Wil'anietU river at Portland win fall
slowly da ring the next two or three days.
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
. to.ri: Mh 17. Arrived at 5:80 and
" 7 :18 m.: Steamer Klamath, froaa
San Francisco, March 17. Arrived it 1 i
m.: Steamer W spams, from Portland.
vnara. March 7. Sailed: Jap steamer
Tomtnrm Mara, for Columbia river.
ar2r.Mirch., " 81J. t I last
, : 'nu, lor t'fllutnlria river;
KSiJff-'&ia t'"W WlhkeeM- froaa
Steamer .M,KL t 2 p.
TL. 'rom Portland, for New York,
m 1-Vd inward .t 2 .
ravai u.rei, is' rTOro nd Liverpool.
Steamer City of Tope, from Portland, for
Baa PnuKiteet via Eureka, ',
Philadelphia. IhRh t. Arrirad: gtsamer
Antes, from Portland. Or.
Port TovmcBd. March 17. Passed in, Ketch
ikan, for Tacoma. 7 a. m. : Chilli wack. for
Tkhu, 7 :40 av aa.; Eaat holm, for Tacoma,
a. m. .passed oat. Ameson Mara, at 7:20
a to.
March IS. Passed oat. Phyllis, for 8m Pe
dro, p. m. : Lyman Stewart, at 1 p. m.
Point Walk. March 17. Arrived, J. A. Mot
fett, from San Francisco, at I I. a
Tacoma, March 18. Arrived, Admiral Evane,
from Seattle; Quadra, front Britannia Beach, at
2 p. m-
Ban Francisco. March 17. (L M. 8.1
rirad, Wapama, from Astoria. 1 a. ta.; H. B.
IjOTejor, from Lea Ancelca. 1:10 am.; Arctic,
from Fort Brace. 4:60 a. m.; Admiral Dawey.
from Seattle, A a. m.
Sailed. Htanwood. for Scattk, 12:20 s. m.;
Japanese ateamer Kenkon Mara No. 8. for
Yokohama.. 7:2ft .a m.; Wapama. for Lioa Anae
lea, 1 :25 p. ra.
SMttJe. Wah.. March 17. (t N. 8.) Ar-
rlrefi Amrll. from Oleum. 7 a. m.i Camamaet,
from London and Liverpool rim Balboa, Hono
lulu and San Francisco, 4 a. m. ; Saainaw; from
Han Francuco, 4:10 a m. Sailed Spokane,
for Soflthnasteni Alaska. Arrived March 16
Western Glen, from Norfolk via Balboa and
Facet Sound nary yard, 7 p. m.; Dilwortb,
from Ran Pedro, 2:45 p. m; Meriden, from
Honolulu ria Han Franriaeo, Belling ham and
Tacoma, 2 :45 p. m. ; Alameda, from Tacoma.
12:89 p. m. Sailed March X6 DeUcbt. lor
Shanghai ria Yokohama, 1:40 p. m.
Petersburg, March 16. Sailed Jefferson,
couth. 10 p. m. ; City of Seattle, north. 10 a m.
OUni, March 7. Baited Tomiure Mara.
for Seattle.
Yokohama, March 1 10. Arrired Monteagle,
from Vanrourer.
Honolulu. March 15. (I. N. 8.) Sailed
Schooner Helene. for Pncet Sound.
Balboa, March 15. Arrired Crown of To
ledo, from Seattle.
Santa Koaalia, March 16. Sailed ProTi-
dencia. for Heaule Tic San Franciaco.
San Pedro. March 16. Sailed Admiral
Farrago t, for Seattle ria San Francisco. March
16 Arrired Fred Baxter, from Everett: Dav
enport, from Seattle via Tacoma.
Vancourer, March 17. Arrired Tactician,
from London and Liverpool via Balboa and San
Francisco. March 1 6 Arrived Governor,
from Seattle.
Bellinghara, March 16. Sailed Santa Bite,
towing barge, Valparaiso.
San Franciaco. March 17. (L N. S.) Ar
rived, March 16: Schooner Harventer, from Apia
via Honolulu, 7.:45 p. m. ; Northland, from San
Joae de Guatemala ria Uuayamaa and San Di
ego, 9:80 p. m.
Sailed March 10 Preaident, for Loa An
geleti, 11:25 a. m. : Lancing, for Port San Luis.
11 :35 a m. ; Whittier. for Port San Luia, 12:85
p. m. ; San Jacinto, tor Uraya Marbor, 8:25 p.
m. : Queen, for Seattle, 8:05 p. m. ; destroyer
Tingey, for Los Angeles. 8:55 p. m. : Lurline.
for Honolulu. 4 :30 p. m. ; Unimak. for Stew
ards Point. 5:10 p. m. ; J. B. Stetson, for
Corinto, 5.50. p. m. ; Caspar, for Caspar, 6:10
p. m. ; Norwegian steamer Sinaloa. for Seattle,
6:25 p. m.; G. C. Lindauer, for Ooos Bay, 7:80
p. m. ; Prentiss, for Eureka, :20 p. m. ; mo
torship Ozmo, for Kodiak, 10 p. m.
Sailed March 15 Surrey steamer Natoma,
cruise, 11:25 a. m. ; Broad Arrow, Shanchai.
1:25 p. m. ; Helen P. Drew. Greenwood, 2:05
p. m. ; Brunxwick, Fort Bragg, 3:25 p. m.:
Detroyer Delphy, San Diego, 3:30 p. m.
Seattle. Wash.. March 16. (I. N. 8.1
Arrired Justin, from Shanchai. 11:80 a. m. :
Governor, from San Pedro, via San Francisco
and Victoria, 7:10 a, in. Sailed, Admiral
Schley, for San l)iezo, ria San Francfeco, 11
a. m. : Lyman Stewart, for Port San Luis. 8:30
a. m.
Arrived 15 Spokane, from Southeastera
Alaska, at 2:40 p. m.
Juneau. March 16. Sailed. Alaska, west
bound, at 5 a. m.
Ban Pedro, March 15. Sailed, Admiral 8e
bree, for San Francisco, at 8 a. m.
Victoria. March 15. Arrived, Tactician.
from Ixmdorf, Liverpool, via Balboa and San
Francsco, 9:15 p. m. Passed out, Kalsho
Maru. for Kobe via Yokohama. 11:35 a. m.
Vancouver. March 15. Sailed. Katsho Marn.
for Kobe via Yokohama, Lyman 8tewart. for Se-
Port Townsend. March 16. Sailed: Schoon
er Mary F-. Footer In tow tag Richard Holyoke,
for Honolulu during the night. Passed in:
Quadra, for Tacoma, 7:80 a m.
Eagle Harbor, Marcn 10 arnrru. nuiat
X. Baxter, from San Francisco, via Astoria and
Raymond. .
Tacoma. March 15. (I. N. S.) Arrived:
Meriden, from Honolulu, ria San Francisco and
bellingham, 7 a. m. Sailed: Santa Rita, for
Valparaiso, via Btllincham, Mukilteo. for San
Francisco, via Muauteo.
Consumers' League
Leader Will Make
Talks in Portland
Mrs. Florence Kelley, general secre
tary of the National Consumer's league
Rince Its foundation In 1899, will be a
visitor In Portland during the week of
March 29. On that day the Civic
league will give a special lecture-lunch-
eon at the Hotel BenBon when Mrs. Kel
ley will speak on "Wages and National
Morality." She will spend Tuesday and
Wednesday In Corvallis. Thursday the
Consumer's league will hold a meeting
at the home of Mrs. George T. Gerlln
;er, 777 Flanders street, when Mrs.
Kelley will speak on the national aspects
of the league's work. Saturday eve
ning she will be the guest of honor and
speaker at a dinner to be given by the
Professional Woman's league at the
University club. Sunday she will speak
at the current events class of the First
Congregational church.
Mrs. Kelley n a graduate of Cornell
university and of Northwestern univer
sity law school. She was for seven
years a resident of Hull house with Miss
Jane Addams. She has written a num
ber of bookB concerning moral phases
of industry.
While in Portland Mrs. Kelley will be
the house guest of Mrs. W. B. Ayer.
Evans Tells Tigard
Meeting of Plan to
Help Fruit Industry
M. O. Evans, field manager for the
Oregon Fruit Growers' association, Tues
day evening addressed 200 members and
friends of the Tigard Community Devel
opment league, discuaslng plans of the
association, the requirements for mem
bership and like topics of Interest to this
district, where small fruit development
is contemplated.
Supplementing the address was an in
teresting musical program. President
Walter West prwlded at the meeting,
which was one of a series of interesting
sessions planed by the club.
Mrs. Emma Hnnter Dead
Oregon City, March 17. Mrs. Julius
Spagle of this city has been notified of
the death of her sister. Mrs. Emma
Hunter, at Barlow, aouth of Canby.
NEW TODAT
GARAGES
Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
IUtml and Woftmaaabia Cmanatae
First Class
Ran a far Olecwlas
RIMMaDI BUILOIRS OO.
315 E. 11th St-Phoms 5114
- RORTLAND. OR.
teUaTMaM Wtst Park avaa YaatalB
At 10 A, M. Tomorrow .
vtyr TOD AT
RENT!
Warehouse
Space
40,000 to 60,000 Square
Feet 'Available for
Immediate Occupancy
Good location on East
Side. Trackage, fire
proof building, sprink
ler system, low insur
ance rate, good light,
electric elevator service.
No office space.
On Lease Only From
'wneri
JOHN DEERE
PLOW CO.
Elast 2nd at Morrison
5-Room
Bungalow
Near Portsrrlbuth,
100 feet from St.
Johns car. (jood Hy
injr and dininK-room,
2 bedrooms and
bathroom, dandy
kitchen, first - class
range, hot water
connections. n e w
linoleum on" floor,
about $lS worth of
wood, very good
chicken house, chick
en yard fenced, a
Hood variety of fruit.
full lot. Only $2400,
terms. Conault A. C.
Galbraith.
14
I lElTGLEHATXT!
624 Henry Bld. Ms
in 7266
Garage
OR
LIGHT MANUFACTURING SITE
Quarter Block Southeast Corner of
fifteenth and Couch Streets.
MODERATE PRICE
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
Most Available and Best Located Site
for the Purposes Indicated Close to
the business center of the city.
SEE
R. W. HAGOOD
0 iOCESAL BLDG. .
Mali 4958 or 7171.
That Cost You Less and Get You Out
of Debt
THE MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
NO COMMISSION
Equitable Savings
and Loan Association
t40 Stark Street.
Send Us Year Old Carpet
(W trail and Deliver)
Ola Biff, ana Wvoitl ClotMlg,
We Mavk Kewerslfala. Head-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
Fleff Hears Woven tlTO
Bar Bin Wotm AH 8Iti
Cletaea CleamUr a Dyslar
TktaJl Oreera 8ea fer Beeklet
Feathert Renovated
Carpa Cleanitisj
sit Beea, Steasnad Claeese, 91M
.a Jff FLUFF RVQ CO.
44 CaUee Ave. S. faoast east (U
WE CALL, FOR rOTJA OLD
VAgreiB 1
Bin a4 VhIii CIotMig.
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Teresa ot rrsBBtly &
Bin Wotbi All Slsee Mail Otv
! Seed fer Booklet Cavr
te Cleaeed, Laid
&afltt4
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
: 181 Eait Ita it .
' Phees tail tiM " -
it H 1-9
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LOANS
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NOTlCaT"
AIAOKA VTSHKRafEM'g CTNTO! HE1CBERS
A aneettnc of the Alaska Fishermen's anion,
members will ba held in the fiailon' Union balL
88 Third street, PortUad. Or.. 8 p. m..
Wednesdar. March IT. 1920. MeaslMrs in ceod
standina are reqneated to be present and to
have their books or receipts alone.
H. M. L0RXT8EX. Aceat
DANCING
At the Hoose hall. 4th and
Taylor sta., every Tueadajr,
Tharsda and Saturday eve
nines. Professor Fred Prssp's
nine piece orchestra renders the
best marie, on the- best danring
floor, under the beat auspices in
city.
Brine yonr bast girt and enjoy vonrselvea.
lavrr AD ha
PC . UeJd toimorrovf night at
7rt Jr-iSv. 7:SO-, Baker hall, corner of
KiUiocsworth and Albina ave
naea, . A cordial Invitation is
extended to any visitors in the city. '
GEORGE C. OUSON. N. G.
V. E. WTLgOW. Becretarr.
n a a a u ' Ar1 v t w
:&b&f O. P.. meets every Wednesday eve-&r--
nlnt at 8 o'clock Odd Fellows Tem
ple, 228 Alder street. Initiation tonight. Vis
iting brother! w el coma
F. W. EBOLU N. G.
JESSE T. JONES. Secretary.
ORIENT LODGE NO. 17,
enruo j 0 0 F Regular meef
. , a A'.ln.k IT ft, . mnt
IO.t7 Alder sts. Second decree.
Visitors weOccfne A. A. KNOBLE, N. G.
8. A. STARR. Sec
KENTOlN LODGE SO. 145. A.
F. and A. M. Stated communi
cation tomorrow ( Thursday) eve
ning. 7:30 o'clock. Work In
M. M. dearee. Visitors welcome.
f. M. ROBINSON. Sec.
COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. A.
V. A A. M. Special communi
cation tomorrow t Thursday) eve
ning at 7 o'clock. Labor in the
F. C. degree. Visiting brethren
always welcome. By order W. M.
. FKKO L. OLSON. Bee
BIO benefit Bali will be given by all the
councils of tbe Security Benefit association
ai rue w . . v . oall. lo .lltu St., siarcu
18, tbe proceeds to go to a sister wbo has
been badly burned. Everybody welcome. Union
THE MACCABEES
ToMand Tent No. 1 Regular review every
Thursday evening, at hall. 400 Alder st. All
members urged to be present. Visiting Sir Knights
always welcome GEO. I) HAK1-.H. N. K.
tURLEM JEWELRT a specialty; buttons, pta
tumi, Jaeser Bros.. 1S1-1IS tta at
DEATHS Ayr) FUNERALS
SCRUGGS March 16. at his late residence, I
301 H Clackamas street, Epltriam Barbaon
Scruggs, aged 73 years 2 months 16 days, father
of Amos, Wlllism, Newton and Bascom Scruggs
of this city, and Mrs. Etta Clairke also of this
city and Mra. Lucy Maloney of; McMinnrille.
Mrs. Homer Mumford of lndisnapolis. Ind.:
Mm. Arthur Harmon of Morristown. Tenn., and
Joseph E. Scruggs of Commerce, Texas. Remains
at the reaidentlal funeral borne of Downing A
McNamar, K. 7th and Multnomah atreets. Fu
neral service will be-held Thursdsy at 2:30 p.
m. Friends inrited. Ke mains will be forwarded
to Morristown. Tenn.
LT'SOSKI At residence. 989 E. 80th st,
March 16, Alexander Lusoski, age 72 years;
husband of Mary Lasoski snd father of Mrs.
Catherine Oiger. Siberia, Bussia ; Mrs. Anna
Baker, Mary, Alexander, John, Mike snd Frank
Lusoski of this city. Funeral will be held
from the family residence, Thursday, March 18,
at 8:30 a. m. . thence to St. Jonephs church. 15th
and Couch., at 9 a. m. Friends invited. Inter
ment ML Calvary cemetery. McEntee A Eilers,
directors.
MACKENZIE At the residence. 145 N. -20th
st. March 15. 1920, Dr. Kenneth A. J.
Mackenzie, aged 61 years, beloved father of
Mrs. Roderick Macleay. Miss Jean Mackenzie,
j Kenneth A. J. MacKenzie Sr., and Ronald Mac
kenzie, r nrnax invited to atynq tne lunerai
services at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Tnnrsday) , March
18. 1920. at Trinity church. 19th and Everett
ats. Services at Kiverview cemetery private.
O'BRIEN March 16". at the fainTly reside licet
1192 E. Taylor it., Honora F. O'Brien, aged
79 years. Mother of Mrs. Mary Good, Mrs. S.
P. Morrow and Acnes L. O'Brien, all of this
city, and John W. O'Brien of Lowell, Mass., and
Harry G. O'Brien of Seattle, Wash. Funeral
notice later. McEntee A Eilers, directors.
j, SLAVEXS In this city. March 15. 1P20. Wil-
of F.litabeth Slavens. Friends invited to at
tend the funeral services at 2 SO p. m. tomor
row t Thuntday , March IS. 1920 at Holmans
funeral parlors. 3rd and Salmon su. Interment
Greenwood cemetery. -
THOMAS In this city, ataher late residence.
613 E. 15th st. N.. March 16, EUzabeth
H. Thomas, sged 73 years, mother of J. M.
Thomas of this city. The remains are at Fin
ley's. Montgomery at 5th. Notice pf funeral
hereafter.
NAYMlR AY-Forest-GrovcT-OrT "Rd'ward Tl
Naylor, ai!td 67 years !i months and 12 days.
Funeral Fervices will be held Wednesday, March
17. at 10 a. m.. from the Buston chapeL In
terment Forest Grove cemetery.
Dl'8I)AL At the residence of his sister, Mrs.
John. 1206 ast Main st. March 15, Kind
Iudal, aee 28 years. Funeral services will be
held Thursday. March 18. at 2 p. m.. at the
chapel of Breeze A Snook, Belmont at 35th st.
HUFF At AftonTlowa. March" lsrJean" Huff.
aaed 1 year, daughter of Mrs H. R. Huff.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, March
18, at 10 a. m. All services at Mount Scott
Park cemetery. Breeze A Snook in charge.
wfTHRICH- At his late residence, 353 1 R.
64th st, Marr.h 17. Samuel Wuthrich, age
77 years. Remains at the parlors of Breeze A
Snook. Belmont at 35th at Notice of fu
neral later.
BARiTln this city. March 16, Richard Ea7l
Bard, seed .10 years, husband of Emily K
Bard of 890 Knssetl st. The remains are at
Finley"s, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
VTHITESIItE In this city. Msrch 14. 1920.
James M. Whiteside. aed 4 2 years. Kemsins
at Holinan's funeral parlors, 3rd and Salmon
U. Notice of funeral later.
s1n"n7iTT In- thiscity. "Mt7cL 1 6. Rogrer B?
Sinnott, seed 4 7 years, htinband of iertnide
L. Sinnott of the Trinity place apartments. The
remains are at Fin ley's, Montgomery at 5th.
AG I' ERO In-this-" city. March 15. FeUzA a ut
ero, aged 26 years. The remains are at Fin
ley's, Montgomery at Bth.
SHEPARD Mildred L. Shepard. 892 E. 17th,
2H years; pulmonary tuberculosis.
SMITH Don B. Smith. Hann Home, March
12, 83 years; acidosis.
SANTEL.LI Frank Santelli. 42k E. 48th.
March 14. 82 years; cirrhosis of Uver
HOL.BROOK Willie L. Holbrook. Clevenger
hotel, March 14, 36 years; acute bronchitis.
FLORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland" Progressive Florist."
Flowws for All Occasions
Main 7213 T. C. I.rKK. Mar., th and AWr.
LUBLINER w.T,fTBFPL
848 MorTton. bet. Bdwy. and Park. Mar-h. 2T.7
828 Morrison, Portland Hotel Marshall 7S3.
CLAHK BROS., florists. Morrison st. bet 4th
and 5th. Phone Main 7709. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
MART1.V A FORBES CO . ftorisf. 354 Wash
Incton. Main 289, A 1289. Flowers for all
occasions artistically arranged.
Chappelli,se5,i.w-88B1"Mrn
Max M. SniitIir4I,rcxTH 8T.
TON8ETH FLORAL CO.. 287 Washington st
.between 4th and 6th. Main 6102. A-1181
LA I AN E OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flowers
for all occasions. Phona Main 0 34 0.
THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder st
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Edward iiolirnan & Son
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS.
Main 507. A-1511.
Lady Assistant.
JePHKlEY&SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9.
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
THE OOLDEN BULK UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Aider st Phones East 52. B-5225
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
B8O2-80O4 B2D ST. 8. E.. LENTS.
Phone Tabor 5287. Home Phone D-81.
M'KNTEE k EILERS, funeral "parlors with all
the privacy of a home. 1 8th and Everett sta.
"P.LeLerch
K. 1 1th and Hawtlsornl.
R. W 2. A AT v a. ur
.... t0 w- H. Hamilton
1874 E. Gltsan. Phot,. Tabor 4S11,
M"'IEH tl?', nd.pendcnrfunr.rdi reo-
R. T. BYRiSS
WilligBu ts. Woodlgwe 220.
Breeze&Snook rosT1225
As R.Zeller Co. IJiV ioloVa'
Qtronrno UNPERTAKINO CO. Mate 4162
OKeweS A-2g2L Cr. Taird and Clay.
MEETING KOTICES
FlJICEHJaL DIRECTORS
OHAVBERS CO.
PsMtsI Dinetora,
All the Coavenienees of a Borne.
WoodUwa SS08. 248-2S0 Kinirurworth iva.
DOWNING A M'NEUAS, aneceasors to Wlloon
A Bees, Multnomah at 2x 7 th, Irvinatoa
0!ftJMElT
BLAtSlhG GRAflJTE Co
r jlat7-3RO 9T. AT MAOlOW
Portland Marble Works
268 4th st.. opp. IHty Hall,. Neu Bros.
LOST A1TD FOTJWD
It
PICKED op 14 horses on Everglade ave. bet.
Base Line road and Section Line; impounded
theae horses at Buckley ave. and Section Line
road; o eolta, two 2 years old: 6- between 0
and 12 yean old, and their weight i between
900 to 1400 lbs. It not called for will be sold
in 6 days, on tbe 22d of March, at 10 a. m..
for damages, feed and impounding fee. Oregon
Humane Society. IBS Courthouse.
THE following articles have been found on fare
of tbe Portland Railway. Light A Power O. :
March 15: 2 purses, cuff link, beads, 2 pair
gloves, 2 gloves, streetcar tickets, book. mta
sine. ahoppine bac. 3 packacea music, lan
tern, basket, raincoat. 2 suitcases. 2 lunch boxes.
O'lirt, 17 umbrellas. Owners may obtain prop
erty t Kirrt and Alder U.
LOST OR MISLAN'D Policy No. 703414. Is
sued by Tbe Penn Mutual Life Insurance "o. .
on the life of George W. Hansen. The finder
will please return it to the undersigned. An
application has been msde for the issuing of a
duplicate. Oeorge W. Hansen, 1330 K. Lincoln,
"STOLEN
1 Collie female, lemon and white face, black
and white back, eame haa 7 puppies 10 days old.
Kinder will be rewarded. Call East 6122.
LOST Between Broadway and Park on Mor
rison, beaded handbag containing currency.
silver snd a bank pass book. l;all Broadway H97
Reward.
LOST Medal71nitialsoTback. "PT D. H., Jan?
1. 1917." Reward. P. D. Holmer, 1018
Doug-bu st. N. E . Washintoo, D. C.
LOST Peninsula park, lady's gold watch,
Walthsm: black wnst case. Reward, l'tione
Woodlawn 1752.
LOST A Southern Pacific paea and Ills in
currency; liberal reward. J. W. Knight,
flacman. (,rsnd ave. crossing S. P.
LOST Sunday, between 47th and Sandy and
Laurelliunf park, child's white fur neckpiece.
S reward. Phone Tabor 4 978.
rvi.Mi Kea itetr, owner may reclaim mt
by paying for ad and feed bill. Otto Bauman,
Linnton. U. 2, Box 70
PACKAGE containina hot water bottle Uwt on
urana ave. or Ansrny ax. oaxuraay aixemoon.
pnone feast a43.
Ketter tiun. whit. 2 brow
spots on back, brown ears. Return to 84
E. KUlingsworth.
LOST Rintf. ruby set; eraduation present; left
in lavatory Central library. Reward. Call
Tabor 3275.
LOST Between 57th and Sandy and down"
town, a baa with unfinished sewing, etc..
Finder call Tabor 4 395 for reward.
SPOTTEI) fenmle coach- dog, iostaturdiy
evening on Front st Reward will be paid
for return. Phone East 878 7.
LOST Leather music case, 2d and Wash., Fri
day night $5 reward. Phone East 54 1 1.
LOST A Boston brindle bulldojT Msin 6339!
Reward.
HELP WASTE!" 91 ALE
WANTED
Young Men
To Solicit
Classified Advertising
Several neat appearing, hard trork-
inc, bright youog men who want to
learn advertising and newspaper work.
Only men of ability and unlimited
ambition will he considered. Will
consider right men. with or- without
experience, but must have at least fair
education.
Straight salary, small to atart but
'Increasing in proportion to ; results
you produce. Prefer single men uot
over 25 years of age.
Apply in person to Mr. Pickens.
Classified Advertising Manager. Tire
Journal, between 9 and 10 a. m. , 2
and 4 p. m. Don't phone.
THB PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Uity of Portland 0. 8. Government.
Can fu'nlnti help. mal. ot female, free of
charge to either party.
MEN'S DIVISION Flsflron bldg . 811 Pin.
it Phone Broadway 4370.
WOMEN'S DIVISION 202 Beck bldg.
Bioadway and Oak. Phona Broadway4889.
117 o-PER "MON THtbe yeararouidr the" averag
earnings last year of a number of our talesmen
ever 45 years. This year will b. the biggest yet.
No expepnee necessary; weekly cash adrancw.
outfit furnished. Big assortment guaranteed trees,
ibrubbery and fines, f ou can do what other in
experienced men. hare don.. Washington Nur
sery Co., Toppeniah, Wash.
MEN WANTED
Lumber Industry In Klamath county, Ore
con, will open about March 1 or 15. Employ
ment for about 2000 men in logging camps,
sawmills and box factories. Good wages, 8
hour day. Address Klamath Lumbermen's A
Loggers' inn., Klamath falls. Or. ,
COMEDY DIRECTORS
APPLY
EAGLE FILM CO..
1013 Chamber of Commerce.
LIVE wire furniture salesman wanted; steady
position and good wages for right party. Young
energetic man preferred. None but experienced
need apply. Levin Hardware A Furniture Co.,
221 Front st, Portland, Or.
EXPERIENCED man to care for orchard; mo.t
furnish own team and cultivating tools. Good
proposition for a lire man D. L. McLeod, 204
Porter st.
FirstClass Character
Man for light comedy. 1013 Chamber of Com
merce. FIRST CLASS furniture finisher and also first
elaes wood turner, none but first tlass men
need apply Davis Mfg. Co.. 36, N.' 10th at,
near Thurman.
WANTED "Live wire" salesman; position wifl
make big money and future; state age and
experience: prefer young man with knowledge
of automobile. W-66O. JournaL
SALES MEN ou have- $50 or more we can
put you in a big paying business. 839 Cham
ber of Commerce bids., 4th and Stark.
A GENERAL handy msn in furniture store;
mutt be a salesman. Phone or get in touch
with us at once. Hogg Bros.. Oregon City. Or.
WAN TED Experienced egg candlers; rood iy.
steady work. Apply Kavinar Co., 100 Front it,
WANTEDWoodcutters; fir. S2 28 ; ash." I2.7S;
oak. (3. G. J. Beckman. Battle Ground. Wash.
HELP WANTED MISC.
41
ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL.
UNION AVE. AND WASOO ST.
WE HATS GRADUATED A LARGER PER
CENTAGE OE SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS
THAN ANY SCHOOL IN 1UK Waal.
tl CATALOG FREI
A LARGE f-PAGE BOOK WITH COM
PLETE INFORMATION WILL BE MAJLEH
FREE TO ANY ADDRESS ASK ITOK BOOK
NO. a.
ORKOON EX-SERVICE MEN.
THE COURSE 18 FREE TO IOU TOO
DO NOT HAVE TO ADVANCE ONE CEST
THE STATE PAYS L8.
SCHOOL CAN BE INSPECTED
Daily at 11 a. m.
ADCOX AUTO A GAS ENG1NB SCHOOL.
UNION AVE. AND WASCO ST.
POSITIONS A8SUHED
EVERT GRADUATE Or BZHNKE-WALKE1
BUSINKBS COLLEGE. PORTLAND
KaroII asy tisae. Telegraphy, stesuasrapky.
banking, bookkeeping. -eecreUrtal. Fra. catalog.
iritiu tvi niitivuT
Yotma bhb ana women wanted. " Call 4S4
Railway Exchange Blue. Splendid wpportanris
go Kara a wu paw prvtwnn .w "
Hallway Telegraph Institute.
atenography. dvil service, secretarial, apwoal
mrsaa Expert teachers ; day and night; aaroU
now, pnogf r3 roan way vo.
gOCKI MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency.
- free. Frank K. Wcllaa, formsr Awnetsat gtaU
tnpL, tap, n. W. Bank bldg. Pboo. Mara 2T1
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss R acuta Baekal's twtvat. school; todividwai
tHtraedoa 12J raa am Bag 437.
4
LEAKS A HADE
NOTWvS
To all at'4ents enrolling on or Seforw April
I, 1920, will be given a life raembertbip. in all
oar schools, which are located la u fol
lowing cities:
Portland, or. . t
Tacoma, Wash,
Oakland, Cal. : "
Salt Lake City. Ttah.
IenveT. Colo. J
Victoria, B. C. I
Vancouver, B. 0.-;
Calaary, Alta. 1
Edmonton. A Ita.
lthbridge. Alta i
Rrgina. bask.
SsKkatoon. Sask.
lA'inniiies. Man.
This is the largest chain of schools In Ui.
world. UeuiptiiU's certifirat-M are recogntted
everywhere. lon't miaa this opportunity. Writ,
or call today for free catalogue. Hemphill's
Trade Schools. America's fading Automobile A
Uai Tracto; Schools, 707 J Hawthorn it ror.
E. 20th, Tsk. Mt Scotl car at Second and
Aioer un r.. xtttn st.
A Position for Keen Oraduat.
ALISKI BLIH1.
HELPW ANTED FEMALE
DO TOl) WANT
TO EARN A UOOD SALARY?
A salary that la pl while you learn
Um buslneaa and tnat increaaas trs
neatly as yon gain expert.ncr
DO too X.SOVT
HOW MUCH TK1.EPHON.
OPEKATINU EUPLOXKS
KARNr
And what sir.i:-. trDportuniaas toey
have (or promotion Ho ecuUv. poaV
L
WHT NOT ORTAllf THB
FACTS r
Our Employment SurervlsoT will gladly
tell you th. facts tnq will also espials
the many other advaatagas of talapboa
Varating for young woneo.
Apply ( at
Telepboo. Company.
Boom 801 (Jtb Floor
Telephone Building,
Park and Oak BtrestA
-4-
The Pacific Telephone
Telegraph Company
WANTED A girl or woman for general housed
work at White Salmon,! Fine bungalow home
with all modern improvement, including electric,
vaxlier. Beautiful country location on White
Salmon river. 1 mlv fr.wn the Columbia.
Phone Ea 2S88 or call Thursday and Friday
l L634Halseyst,, X. W. cor. E. 17th north.
THE OLDS. WORTMAN" A" KINO" STORE re
quires the services of an experienced wanan
as helper in alterations ef men's suits. Msist
understand bastlHg. sewing, etc. Apply superin
tendent ' office 8 : 1 R to fo:30 a. m.
LA"L'N1 REcrsirfuTinHnirTir prirate family;
$(10 a month with room and board; wimian
of exerience in public iaundry work who can
use eiecirlt- waslier, irons and mangle; relr
enres required. Mrs. A. SI. Rockev. Main 112.
WANTED
Six capable, energetin women, full oe part
time, for plessant, profiuble outside work.
027 Corbett bldg.
FirstClass Character
Woman for light comedy
1018 Chamber of
commerce.
WANTED- AbouTthe" ni ldleofXprii. a'middl.
aged woman to aviat with light housework in
email family for 6 weeks. One who can go
heme nights preferred. Call Wdln. B09R.
WANTED- Experienced lisuit and cloak saJeV
ladies; permanent position for good salespeo
ple. Apply at onre. Levitts Store. 4Ui and
Washington.
V ANTED Strong girl for sorting and packing
plants and roots; one not afraid of dirt, Call
172 I'nion ave.. cor. E.. Oregon.
WANTED An experienced working boasek
to manage rooming bonne in Astoria. 1.
Welch, Astoria, Or. . i
WANTED BT wholesale house, good woman to
do janitreft work during mornings. Apply
Muller & Haas Co., Royal bldg.
MIDDLE AfJED womaif, who can go home
night, fr light hoiie,iork in Nrnsl) apartment,
Irving-ton Apia.. No. K. jl'hone East MHO.
W A NT Ell Several refined, well educated-U-dies,
well acquainted in city, aa saleswoman.
Apply 911 ico bldg.
WASfW-.xTriencwTViady "pastry " eook7 CaU
015 East Morruon.
WASfEI'raVmhe'ruwia from ' t" 1. riTl
personally, lrincess hotel, 34 9 E. Burnide.
NEAT, capable woman to assist dressmaker. 424
Morrison trt
WANTElT
nth st.
Waitress. Hong Kong Kate, 107 '
WOMAN for hounewurk No wishing. Sell
wood 4 91.
HELP WAXTED MALB
AND FEMALE
WANTED Men to learn the barber trade;
receive some pay while learning; positions
secured; Oregon ei service men, the course i
free to you. Csll or write for particulars and
catalogue. MOI.ER BARBER COLLEGE. 234
Burnside t.
CIVE rent of moxjem liouse and some money
in return for home service, middle sged
Christian mac and wife preferred. Good place
tot right people. Taborj 4 24.
WEN. WOMK.N, learn bkroer Trad., wages while
learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
experience. Oregon Bsrbjsr College. 23H Msdisoo.
P0RTUND Barber eolUt payi yog wblia
learning, gives yon act of tools fra.; posltloa
secured 88 N. 2d t." -
WAKTED-4A0E5T8
THE PREMIER BURNER
ooneentratM th. tremendous
eeat ooits of keroaena in a
clean gas fire without amok,
soot or fumes. Will not car
bonise.' being selentificaUy cor
rect In all details, perfect ems-biution-ind
a complete eireut;
U. possibility of carbon has
been entirely overcome. Can
put ro any stove. Country
managers wanted to start on
small expense. For particulars
HARRY MESSLEK.
6H North; 8txtb St..
Portland. Or.
SALESMEN WAITED
SI
Pass This O'ne Up Iff You
Are LooBcing for a
Soft Snap
But If you are willing to work and can use both
hands snd brain this will Interest you. 11 73
required to start with. Must hav. a car, prefer
ably a Ford. A usetf- one will do. O-809.
Journal.
fHAVE a fine position for you if" yon are a
clean-cut. honest, ambitious, energetic msn.
large earnings, fascinating work, promotion sure
to right man. Apply H. B. Fox, 1100 Spald
ing bldg., after 10 a ra.
RlTf ATIOWrr MALE
MAN1 offers to pot us Montgomery A Ward
bldg. without union nricklayers. S6 Haw
thorne ave , Eaat 8408, Latter Day Saint
WOULD Ilk ptwitloiTudryleaning plant
' First class on hand pnessing: beat of refereacSL
f w. Holmes, at. Helens. Or.
EXPERIENCED young farmer, married, wants
job on farm. Wage or shares. W-tSO,
jonmaL
CEMENT foundations, houses raioed and base
menrs enlarged, lawns graded; ' reasonable.
Marshall 1SH2 evenings.
A YOUNG married, steady ex-service man wants
a position as auto mechanic, driver; can do
any acetylene welding, or as helper. W-461,
Journal.
EXPERIENCED ianitor would lik. a steady po
. fitinn from 5:80 p. ra. to 10)80-p. m. Call
East 7884.
FOR spading and gardening of all kinds phone
East 37.
WANTED Carpenter work by competent m
chanle. day or contract. Tabor B24 8.
PAINTING tinting, prices reasonable, wort
guaranteed. Tabor 81)77.
CEMENT chimney work, plastering. Sopping
A Walton. 10 4th at,Tebor 2Jg.
A-l CARPENTER builds and remodelj ch.spiy ;
contract. Call Woodia wn J 2
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants permanent
position. (rood references. V-Sl. Joornal.
CEMENT workTklewalk and repairing. Wood
lawn 4852. - -:
PAPERHANOINO,
painting and tinting ; fcood
work, right prtcea.
Marshall 2408.
CESSPOOL and connections mada Basement
work. Can Wdln. B405.
PA IN TIN (J and tinting.; All work guarautawd.
samiB civsrl.
GARAfiE. cment work of all kinds, carpenter
work and repairing- Berk 78.
PLOWING sad bawrowiqg. Pboo. Main 8140.
HELP WAKTE aMlC.
"VrUiJWi. I
Blf PATI01fS-M ALB 1
WAXTKII Your tewing machines to reiiair";
first class work. Call np
REX REPAIR CO..
Machinists. Not Afenti. '
Phon. Broadway S411. 621 Alder st
Pa r pest e r w6itit WAnt-kd
Will bulM new hoonea, garage, cement nriva-
ways, and general repairing dons' Wsodlaws
OS IS.
esT" maclire
Painting, paper hanging and tinting.
61.J. Res. and shop, 807 E. SBtbst.
PAPERHANtNO." Msln t f. "
Tabor
glTHATIOyg-FEMALE l
lOI'It lady wishes position as oitrrator on k
private nrhunt. Two years' .iperlrDe.. CaE
Bellwood 1815.
LADT would iike managing apt. orrmTng
hnnsa: state wage, and ttsrticulars; can giv.
good references. N "S91, Joumsl. f
LAUT with gniHl rvferriicm- wishes to havt car ' .J
Mf ( n .. A. . 1 t 1. It! ( I I . 1 1
raft.
l.ACK. scrim. Msfouisette ciirtslus ' hand
laundered, called for. East (1108.
CARPETS clesned on floor. thornunhW free
from dust, 00 cents a room.
Ksnt 2 71
DRESNMAKI50
40
ALTKHATIOMS, r. rutins and m. kins of lattw
garments, rvsaorsM. price i Hurt cuarsnterd.
I Uenhf,, rA4les' TlllorJIOe n,n a f hit
GET"t6i'R suiti. coati relineii for "half " prfcis!
Fur coats, muffs and scarfs a sitecialt;. Phone
215-49.
IJ K K 8 8 M A K 1 N T. tfllnTfiTtTTltiritioo" nA n
modeltni. 20S Aliskr bldu.. 8d and Mor
rison HICH CLASS dressmaking; street dresses, su sa
in m voiles, etc ; miking of suits into neat
d'essem. Mr. Kelly. East' 7807.
IiEMSTITCHINi snd scsllontng. 1 Oe a yard.
20H Albky bide, Sd end Morrison.
"t'ESM
PaIiALTTIC or ni.il lady Hsllrnts taken by
grsfluste nuns; print, midrnxe Tsb 299.
ft'EMNHKU An rMTBMSHEB
FlItNISHED ROOMS t
PRINCESS HOTEL
NEWLY RENOVATED THUOCCHOFT
Single rooms I4.fi0 per wk ('. tnmunlLy
hath, single. $11 and 17 per wk ; private. tH snd
1I iier wk. S4 E Rurniide st. Esst 171.
Jut acros Hilrmitl bridge.
U 'KNINHKli rooms uT prirate'Umlly-To6
Msrland are Wiiln. 592
FL'RMSirtD ROOM "PRIVATE
FAMILY 70
PTRNISHED rooms in pnrate family, larg.
rooms, nicely furnished; bath, fleet light, heat,
walking distance, block from 2 carllnes; rion-
able; gentlemen only Essl 717a
LK3HT corner room, furnace hest, hath, clean,
telephone, M block from Hawthorne ave. 808
East 33d.
KOIt Itl-NT-- r'holrH nm near Arlinfftoe
'. club, to office men or clerks. References
required. Msln 3WQtt
I FOR KENT Sleeping room: ay wsfking dl
Ross and Bnadwsy. Phone East UflH
FVUNISHKl) rtsin for rent chrsp; lady pra
ferTKl; nice home. 80XA 3d st.
THREE furnfthed room. 187 4 Thorbiirn" ava
Take MonUrilla-Stark sL csr
UNFUIINIRHED ROOMS
10
2 SMAU, unfurnished I "lirve7wt Nhle.
close In: resMonsble. I-0KK. Joumsl.
BOOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE
FAMILY Tl
PLEASANT front room in" prtrare family; will
serve breakfsflt if desired or give ktrrhen priv
ilege. resMinable. 322 E. 33th, near Hawthorns.
Tabcr f)lN3.
PLEASANT room and good- board in privata
home S 1 11 i r I . ... ,M ....
1 Tabor MS".
LADY may hare pleasant room, prlvsf. family,
for very light services. For particulars call
East 17S8.
GOOD home cooking and" clean room10 pet
week; table board 17 per week. 166 E. 16tb
St. near Belmont. East 274 8.
CLEAN room and hoard in widow's home, rlose
In mi M V carline. Call Ist B387 hVO
E. Coueh.
LOOM and hiwrd for gentleman only Marshall
124N AMI (ilissn
-WANTED Man to room and rxvard. Phona
Est m as i .
WANTEIV- "Child. betwevnT"and 7 year., bcit
of mother's care Eat SI oil.
ROOM for rent. unitable" for " 4 gentlemen
I none BroarlM-ay 4ri7.
TW6 gentlemen or gentleman with " snialTTblld
to bosrd home privileges. 33 1 Knott st.
WANTED For company," alarr" hoanlerT" 20
a month. Ella Finney, Gervais, Or , R. t
WAKTEP HOOMH AND BOARD t
WANT board and loom. by man enuiloj-eO
nights; prefer place "where 1 tan have meals
at about 10 a in p. m. W 4HH. Journal
HOrHKKF.EPINO ROOMS
. U?. f LV.AJL1 ' s FJ' K .M N H E D
$4.f0 UP, rompiet.ly furnishetj housekespine
suites, absolutely clean, ei-ery -on i eiilern ,
hot water and baths at all hours; save carfare.
Tbe Cadillac, 8d near Jefferson.
2 FRONT niomi, gas range, abundanoe of fresh
air and sumhine ; glH 50 per month 3H'f
Oil, St
2 Fl' UN' I K 1 1 Kl housekeeping roorim for renl
f'huue KaMt 833 1.
TWOgood sired r.Kim, wslk!ngdiiunclow
prh-s of 1H 60. 3otl tit, L near Mi.ritgi.nn r
FOR RENT 861 V, Stark .1 llini-kerpin
rm.ms, cloe in. Phone llroailna) IRriX.
TWO hnuitekeepitig ruoini, ga range, sink, eie",
ilH 82 Hall st.
NICELY furnisher! housekeeping rooms, real
reasonable. 181 12tli t.
TWO light-HTkT" "rUomsT llaht"" W "and" piiimi
furnished: reaaonsblr. Phone tltuA 774 1.
HOrSEKEEPI.VO R00JIH
FTJRNIriHF.TJ AMI INHRMSnKD
PKITATE FAMILY 7S
HOT'sEREEPINC. rooms will, kltVlienetteT also
suite furnished, free cooking gs. light, bath,
phone; reasonable rent; no cliildrrn. 182 K.
23d. SS car.
FOH KK.VT 2 housekeejilng rrwim. privst.
family, reasonable to conventa! roiiple: mor.
for I'ompaoy than rant. 1084 E. Morrison near
F. P.r.th st.
THKf.E rooms, lower floor, reaionahle ; no
children. Take M. A. car to Falling st .
four blocks west. 807 Montana are. Call
before 4 p. ro , or after 7 p.jin.
fvt'b large, clean roornn. In fine residence; sink,
gas range sod c, mpletely furnished: sdults
only. 955 Interstate ave Wd:n 4351.
2 OH 3 H K roomi. nlwly fumlshnd. mrslern,
cloa. to car. reasonable. SoO Hancock st.
Fi-t Alio.
3 PLEASANT unfurnished housekeeping t i-inii
In private home. 078 Wllllamt ave. Pnone
Woodlawn 3338.
THREE neatly furnished basement rooms, tfl
whlt enamel, 110 Allierta car, 1090 E
1 nth at. N. Phone Woodlawn 297,..
T"S'0 rooms suitable for "liowaekeelnngi wul
furnish. 1088 E. 1 th at K. Msln n49t.
clean front room; gentlemen preferrat
gig wants I'arft.
1 LARGE HTTs. first floor, private entrance
240 lathi
ONE furnished' housekeeping room, big
children accepted: 42 week. 41S Ford
yard.
at.
THREE nice clean rooms, furniaiied for
keening. 7 .',2 Albina ave Wnodlawn
TW'O nice unfurnished H. K. rw-ms ; gas
TlOIIS.
HH3
heat.
light, bath. Privst. party 67.', K St
ark at
ONE large clean furnished hounekssping
very close In. Brosdwsy 214 4.
room.
TWO large well furnished' H. K (wmi
College it., between f.tli and flth, rent
"TfTI
121.
ros HFyT norsES
tNFl'KNISHED
8T0HAr,E
OOMMERrtAL AND IIOL'SEHOLD OOOD8.
MOVINr;. PACKING, SHIPPING.
Reduced freight lates. For expert eerrtae
rail Rdwy. 708. Manning Warehouse A Trana-
fer Co.
FOH A LA ROE FAMILY
Vacant 7 room house, modern ; 84100, eery
easy terms 1088 B. Grant ex. Mlsa Sloeorgb.
Main 4Zn
Furniture Movintr
Vim Transfer end Rt.rsre. . Long distance
haoHng. 8"4 E. Bnrnatde. Phone Eart 484.
Fi;R rooms, modern, partly fVrrntiiedT built -i
tffecU; Just tinted and painted; first cLu
anape. ev. say m. Slain IOHS,
WHEN TOO UorK (TDK MOUTH.
WESTERN ELECTRIC LIOHT SKRVICB
1 0th and Wtkhlngtoa. Broadway 118.
FORBeN
g 2 6- 7 room house -with ararden
immediate posaeswion. Apply I OO j Kelly st.
HOUSES FOtl EEJfT FL'llHITU HP-
fob hale so
6-ROOM furnished flat for rent and furniture
for gait: owner leaving city. oOVs 18th U
N.. near Washington, west aid.; good income.
Prion. Broadway 4407
6 BOOM bouse for rent and furniture for gale;
all clean and ready to move in; will sell very .
remaonaoie. van tusst ins.
S ROOM boos, for rent, furniture for sales
recant by 1st of April. llftt Fregnont
St. and 8 2nd. Roan City car. :
rCRNITUKE offl mraaYor sal., beue. iW
twat. Call Eaat 1170.