THE OREGON DAILY ? JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, r 1820.
PORTLAND'S NEW
.. Confidence was being expreaued
tbli morning: by members of the Or
- egon delsKation at the national cap
ital and W. D. B. Dodson, executive
eeretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, that the full shipping; pro-
: rram desired by Portland will be
realized, according to messages re
'' ceived today by the chamber.
Dodson, members of the Oregon dele
ration and officers of the shipping
board, including Admiral Benson, the
, new chairman of the board, were In con
" ference Wednesday evening; at Wash
ington. No indication has been made
ct how many "hips will be assigned or
'how soon the different services desired
- will be recognized, but the delegation
' is confident that results will be ob-
: tained. x
Several requests for steamer alloca
tions have been granted by the shipping
.. board, mainly through the activity of
, the local owned and operated Columbia-
Pacific Shipping com pas y. Other lines
have been proposed by this and other
companies and only await ship alloca-
Uon to begin their activities.
Dodson has been in Washington
nearly two months. It was originally
' Intended that he should be there but a
short time, but soon after his arrival,
the drop in the foreign xchange and
other developments caused a sudden
shift of the trade center to the Pacific
coast. The decision of the shipping
board to shift a large amount of ton
nage to the west coast resulted in local
companies booming active in allocation
demands, pod son has been working on
' these demands and will likely be kept in
the East several more weeks.
' THIRTEEN SAILINGS PLACED
BY LOCAL SHIPPING FIRM
Thirteen sailings with Portland as
terminus or port of rail were an
- nouneed Wednesday by the newly reor
ganized Columbia-Pacific Shipping com
pany. Seven of these are regular sail
ings reaching Japan. North China, the
United Kingdom. Continental Europe.
Scandinavia and New York. The other
fill are special service sailings with
ports of call named to include North
China, Antofogasta, Alexandria and
Havana.
Regular sailings from the Columbia
river to Japan and North China are
The Angeles. April 7 ; West Navaria,
' May 7, and West Keats. May 24. The
Kuroptfari-l'aoiflo lint will provide the
Orm.in-et. March 6. and the West
Katan, early May. The Ashland County
w til sail for Antofagaata March 26. the
Eelbeck will sail for Alexandria April
3 and the wooden steamers Boynton.
Cartona and Corone will sail in April
and May for Cuba.
" Two vessels will go on berth in New
i York soon for loading to Portland. They
are the Dewey, April 3, and the Kf-
.Ingham, May. The Columbia-Pacific
company will also handle the steamer
. West Cabokla, which has been chartered
by the Pacific Export Lumber company
to load 4,600,000 feet of lumber in the
Columbia, for North China ports.
-. I Company officials announced this
jnorninjc that establishment of other ln
t, dividual and agency services were pend
IDAHO PHOSPHATE ROCK TO
BE SHIPPED FROM PORTLAND
Two thousand tons of sacked phos- j
phata rock from the mines at Paris,
Idaho, are scheduled for shipment to
Japan on the Admiral line steamer Mon
tague, which is due to arrive in the local
harbor from the Far 1- ast about March
30, according to announcement made
this morning by officials of the Admiral
line.
. The Mbntague will take the balance
of the 1919-20 cotton crop to be Ehlpped
through this port. Shippers of cotton
have expressed themselves as being
pleased with the service given through
the Portland-Oriental line and the sign
ing of a large shipment for 1920-21 is
practically assured.
Another of the Oriental freighters of
the Admiral line, the Waban. is sched
uled to leave the port Saturday loaded
to the marks with cargo for the Far
. East. Imports are showing stronger and
the Montague is expected to bring a'
fair return cargo from the Orient.
nXISHINO TOUCHES TO BE
. MADE ON BARGE EGERIA
Work for completing the barire Egeria
as an all-Oregon steamer will begin
Thursday or Friday at the Coast Ship
building company yard, according to ad
rlce received from H. E. Pennell, pres
ident of the Coast company this morn
- lng. All government contract vessels
have been completed and a number of
the employes of the Coast company have
been kept at the yard for finishing work
': cm the steamer.
Following conferences between Pen
nell and C. O. Yoakum, manager of the
supply and sales division on the Pacific
, coast, who returned from the South
" Tuesday, material necessary for the
.completion will be purchased from the
Supply .and sales department. The
Ovcrmeler Construction company will
furnish boilers for the vessel and the
Pacific Marine Iron- Works will take
-., charge of the outfitting.
The Egeria will be used in the Pa
cific coast lumber trade and will be
equlped with large tanks which will
make a 65-day steaming possible.
14-DAY STEAMER SERVICE
IS PROMISED BY COMPANY
Provision of a 24-day service between
. Portland ara the west coast of South
; .America by the Oeneral Steamship com
pany of Ban Francisco has been assured
by Charles Belknap, president of the
::,, company, according- to a menage re-
. cetyed Wednesday by William D. Wheel
, wrlght. president of the Pacific Export
Lumber company. Wheelwright and
Belknap are cousins.
' '- Two vessels of the Norway-Paclflo
- company have been taken over by the
Oeneral Steamship company the Sina
loa and Baja California. Three other
-Steamers have been assured the com
party by the shipping: board. .These
three ar the Merlden, built at the Al
' ' blna Engine St Machine Works, Wal
llnarford and Silverado. The Merlden
will be. the first vessel to load here, and
1 la scheduled to berth about the lartei
part of April.
Pacific Mail Opens Office
Officers) of the Pacific Mall Steamship
company have been opened in the Rail
, way Exchange building; by J. G. Mel-
in. who will serve as local freisrht
aa-ent for the company. The Pacific
Mall company is operating six vessels
v from the Atlantic coast to Portland for
reallocation to new trade routes here.
The first of these vessels will leave
;: Baltimore April 25 and the other five
will follow at Intervals of a month.
. - Schooner Springs Leak ,
The schooner William Bowden. which
left the Columbia river December for
Australia with a full cargo of lumber,
arrived ax - Hy arjey ilarc tx s. la a leak'
lng condition, according to reports re
ceived by the Merchants ; Exchange,
Bailing craft bound from the South seas
to the Pacific coast encountered some
severe storms during: the winter months
and it Is deemed likely that the Bowden
was caught under similar circumstances.
BIDS FOR NEW PIER WILL
BE OPENED NEXT MONDAY
Alt piling for pier No. 6 of Municipal
terminal No. 4 bag been purchased, and
300 pieces of piling will -be placed at
the terminal Monday. Bids for con
struction of the pier will be opened
Tuesday morning at a special meeting
of the commission and work is to begin
on this unit immediately.
Plans for the bunkers and conveyors
for the phosphate rock, which will move
over pier No. 5, have practically been
completed by the engineers of the dockn
commission and work will be rushed on
the entire structure with a view of hav
ing it completed by June.
New Navigation Aids
Several aids to navigation in the
Seventeenth lighthouse district have
been published by Robert Warrack,
superintendent Notices have been sent
to mariners on the following:
Oregon and Washington Columbia river
Willamette river moutli to Hood river Ryan
Point light heretofore reported carried away,
I flighted March It. 1020.
Washington Puget Sound West Point buoy
1, heretofore reported carried away, wis re
placed in position March 20, 1020.
Washington Punt Sound Bhilshole bar
boor 1, heretofore reported meosina. "ti re
placed in position March 20, 1020.
Land Purchase Voted
The commission of public docks this
morning voted to purchase 4.94 acres of
land located adjacent to pier No. 3 at
municipal terminal No. 4 from the O-W.
R. & N. company at a price of 4950.
Bunkers for phosphate rock are to be
erected on the strip which will also pro
vide berths for three more carriers with
the extension of the slip from 600 to
1000 feet.
'San Francisco Banker Sails
New Tork, March 25. TJ. P.) A. P.
Glannlnl, president of the Bank of Italy,
San Francisco, has sailed on the
Mauretania for Naples on a business
trip. J. . Williams, vice president, of
the bank, accompanied Olannini.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
With a full cargo of lumber for Cali
fornia ports, the McCormick steamer
Willamette left St. Helens today.
The passenger liner Rose City of the
San Francisco Portland Steamship
company line left the Alnsworth dock
at noon today fo rSan Francisco.
Carrying a cargo of lumber for San
Pedro the stea. m schooner Celllo left
St. Helens at 5 o'clock Wednesday
evening.
' Clearing: the local port of all govern
ment flour carrying steamers, the West
Campgaw, under operation of the Pa
cific Steamship company, left down the
river Wednesday afternoon and put to
sea this morning.
With freight and passengers for San
Francisco, the Admiral line steamer City
of Topeka left municipal dock No. 2 late
Wednesday evening.
The five-masted schooner William II.
Smith has been chartered by Dant &
Kussell to load lumber in the Columbia
river for Australia This gives Dant &
Russell seven vessels loading out of, the
river before May as follows; Phyllis
Comyn, Katherine Mackall. Ashland
County, Georsrlna. Silverado, Tomiura
Mam and Hwah Wu,
News of the Port
note City, American steamer, lor San Fran-
clfpo. goneral
Willamette. American steamer, for San Fran
cioo and San Pedro, passengers and lumber.
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at Riser's Mouth
North Head, March 26. Oondrtion at the
mmith of the rier at noon Cloudy. Wind
southeast, 8 miles. Sea roueh. Humidity, 81).
Tides at Astoria Friday
HIGH WATER LOW WATER
4:M a.m. 8.4 foot 12:15 p.m. 0.1 feet
0:31 p.m. 0. a loot
DAILY RIVKR READINGS
8:00 a. m., Pacific Time.
mnona.
rnutilla
Eugene ,
Albany .......
Balem ........
Oregon City....
Portland
25
10
20
20
12
15
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette rirsr at Portland will re
main nearly stationary durinc the next two
or three days except" as affected by the tide.
AT XElGIfBORISG PORTS
Astoria. March 28. Sailed at 12:30 a, m..
etenmer TXjmt Canipaaw. for trial trip. Hailed at
1 :30 a. m. . steamer CVttlo. for 8an Francisco
and San Pedro. Sailed st 8.35 a b., steamer
Anne Hanify, for r.rai Harbor. Sailed t H:50
ml return at 10:35 a. m.. V. S. S. Hoather.
Itstumed at 12:20 p. m., steamer Weat Camp-
gaw. trom tnai tnp.
8n lTanrico. March 24. ArrtTM it II t
. steaner V. P. Herrin. from. Portlsnd. Ar-
rlTd at 2 D. ni. . steamer Colonel K. L. rrake.
from Portland,
Hotioraiu, Manna zi. nauso, scnoooer
Ihiistle, for Cohunbia rlrer.
Han Prdro. March 24. Sailed at 0 a. m..
ateemer 8-toplmaker, from New lork, for Port
land and m vaneourer, B. u.
Seattle. March 24. Armed. Jan steamer
Tomiura Mara, from Otani. for Portland.
Astoria. March 24. Arned at 10 a. m..
Steamer Anne Hanify, from Cons Bay.
Seattle. March 25. (I. N. 8.) Arrired:
S. S. H. B. IoTftjoy. from San Pedro, Tia Han
Francisco and Victoria., at 2 p. m. Hailed :
Northwestern for Southwestern Alaska, st 9 a. m.
Arrired March 24: M. S. Alki (which was
ashore on Jones island) . in tow tuft Hero, from
Bntannla Beapb, op. m. ; trarnsan Mam, from
Yokohama, 4 p. m. ; Tomiura Maru, from Otaru.
3:15 p. m. Sailed March 24: Frank H.
Buck, for Monterey. 1 :20 p. m.
Juneau. March 36. (I. N. S.) Sailed: 8.
S. Admiral Euna, westbound. 1 a. m.
Petersburg. March 24. (I. N. S.) Sailed:
ft. A. Spokane, southbound. 4 :20 a. m.
Ketchikan. March 24. (I. N. S.) Sailed:
ft. 8. Admiral Goodrich, northbound, 1 :30 p.
m.; Admiral Rodman, northbound, at midnight:
Admiral Watson, southbound, 10 P: m. ; Nor
wood, southbound. 11:30 p. m.
Singapore, March 9. (I. N. 8.) Arrired:
M. S. Benowa, from Seattle.
Shsnchai. March 17. (t N. S.) Sailed:
S. 8. Wheatland Montana, for Seattle. March
14. arrired: 8. 8. Methren. from Vancouver:
Meirille Dollar from Vancouver. March 10,
sailed: 8. 8. Africa Mara, for Seattle.
Kobe, March 14. (L N. 9.) Arrired: S.
S. Chicago Maru. from Seattle.
Yokohama. March 18. (I. ?f. 8.) Sailed:
3. 8. Kaahima Mara, for Seattle.
Cristobal. March 24. (L N S.1 Sailed:
8. S. Lake Elkwster. for jKipe. Cuba.
Balboa. March 23. f, N. 8.) ArriTed: 8.
S. Eastern Knijht, from Seattle.
San Pedro, March 24. (I. N. 8.) Arrired:
8. S. Governor, from Seattle. Tia Victoria and
Ran Francisco. Sailed: S. 8. Steelmaker, for
Vincourer; Siskiyou, for Bellingham.
fcrerett. March 24. (1 X. S.) Sailed: 8.
S. W a. Porter, for Oariota,
Point WeUs. SUrch 24 (L N. 8.) Sailed:
S. S. El Segundo, (or Richmond, via Aatoris,
3 p. m.
Tacoma. March 24. (I. X. 8.) Arrived :
8. 8. Havilah. , from Seattle. Sailed: S. 8.
Stanwood, for San Pedro.
San Francisco, March 28. l N. S.) Ar
rived March 24 : Destroyer Lei one, San Diego,
1 p. m.: Colonel E. L. Drake. Astoria, 1:85 p.
m.; Quabbin, trial trip. 1:45 p. m.; Bruns
wick, Los Angeles. 2:05 p. m. : Florence Olson.
Los Angeles. 8:25 p. m. : Carlos, Los Angeles,
4:20 p. m.; Tiverton. Port 6an Luia, 40 p.
m.: Admiral Schley, Ixis Anreles, 5:23 p. m.
Returned, March 24: Mrhanno. hence March 23
for New Tork. returned at 8:40 account of
minor engine trouble. Sailed March 24: Mt-f-?1JkH,,oolulu,V,12:45
P- nP CUra.
12:50 p. m. : WUliam F. Herrin. Oariota. 4:30
m: .PBT Matthew,. Orajra Harbor, 5:30 p.
m.; Bntlh steamer Tahchee. Los Angeles, 9:43
".L U. S,3 Ator't, Brvmerton, 8:55 p.
trial .trip, 6:80 p. m.; Chehalis, Grays Harbor.
IPV.,: .eoVllcum- Brooktoga, 1:20 p. m.;
Argyll. Portland. 9:20 p. m
V? l?,'h 25 U. N. 8.) Ar
rjTw , 8fnth Coast, Los Angeles. 11:55 p. bu
inaeLVs Arrt-M.rrh 25: Carm Lo.
t il r 'V W.B"U,on' Crescent City.
J" ? 9v lndaaer. Coea Bar. 8 28
a. Admiral Nioholaon. HmbIm. Barbaia. 8:3
. .aogeius, Los Angelas, u , rn SaileiU
r,; . m iZ ' a. m.; up-
ec - u.S j a xi
2 .0 I OTSTO . 00
4.0 0 0.43
4.5 0.5 0.30
8.6 0.4 O. IS
4.8 I 0.S 0.30
4.6 10.8 0.11
' - BUIXDIXG PERMITS -
: 1. Noel, repair one gtory resideaea 664 Eiot
builder, G. Hell; 8100.
Mn.' K. R. Boot. eiet sarase 610 B. Oak
bet. B. 15th sad 16 th stt.; builders, MUlresiie
Coast. Co.; $100.v , ,j
tin. . a Boot, erect tm( fl E. 16th
t. bet. Oak and E. Pine eta.; builders, Miil
ajtade Const. Co.; 6100. . - ,
H. Huffman, repair one story redder 4862
6d at. beta. 48 th ewe, and 60th ave.; bniider.
suui SOO.
Mrs. A. Ackersoa, repair 1 H story lad
dene 1211 TihbetU et bet Sth sad 41st
sta: builder, same; S100.
Mrs. E. B. Root, ereot sarase SO E. 16th
st. bet Oak and Pine sta; builders. Mill made
Const Co.( 6106.
Mrs. K. B. Boot erect carat 60 E. 15th
at. bet. E. Oak and Ptea sta.; builder. M1U-.
nade Const. Co.; $100.
Mr. K. R- Boot erect (trace 611 E. Oak
et. bet. E. 15th and E. 16 to. eta.; builders.
Mill made Const. Co. : $100.
B. P. Bert, repair 1 story residence 8S6
Jessup it bet Maliory and Garfield area,;
builder, same; 6275.
I)r. J. R. WesterveK, repair 1 H story resi
dence 654 Ravensview driTe bet. Corona are.
and Hillcrest drift; boilder, Mr. Stringer; 1500.
J. Glickman. erect garage 63-4 3d at bet.
Everett and Slanders; builder. J. S. Seel;
SSSOO.
W. H. Reithuford, erect woodshed 1883
Drmnmond bet Houghton and Trenton; builder,
W. M. Loern: $50.
W. B. Kuthorford. repair 1 tt story resi
dence 1883 Drummond bet Houghton and
Trenton; builder, W. M. Loern: 640.
3. K. Abahmoson. erect rd ice 490 E.
9Sd n. N. bet. Thompson and Brabee sts. ;
builder, same; $600.
Ray Gunn. erect chicken houat 1T1S W
basb are. bet. Walts and HaUeck sta.; builder,
same; $60.
Ray Gunn, repair on story residence 1715
Wabash are. bet Walt and Balleck st. ; build
er, same; $150.
airs. I. B. Cory, erect chicken house, 2166
E. Alder, bet. 88th and 89th sta.; builder,
same; $50.
R. Peterson, erect residence, 1080 E. 23d
St.. bet. Alberta and Sumner sta.; builder,1 J. P.
Pederson; $3500. -
City Portland, eicarttion, 201 Uth it bet.
Ptlmon and Taylor; builder, A. Gunther A
Co.; $40O.
Sam Caruso, excavation. 574 E. 20th st.
bet Brooklyn and Woodward are.; builder, W.
A- Thompson; $100.
NEW TODAY
BROADWAY
GARAGE
SITE
CORNER 100X100
One of the very few
choice automobile sites
left.
Consult A, C. Galbralth.
BMfel CUAHT
m tw W W k S,J I
Ivc Kt Hrsry Bids'. Main 7106 iXv
!PgEPTTMlegJDTFKy
GARAGES
Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
Material an Worfcmanshta Guarantee
First Class
tend tor Olreulw
KtOIMADK BUILOIHa CO.
315 K- 11th St. Phone 5114
PORTIA HO, QW.
Send Ut Your Old Carpets
(Wo Call and Delirer)
Old Bogi aad Weelsi ClatklBtv
Wo Kako Beronlblo, Haad-Worts
FLUFF RUGS
&oom' SIae Flwff Kara Wnvn I1MI
Bar Bars ffoTii All Slits
Clotbst CleailDff aid Dralag Dtit
Mall Order Sa for Booklet
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
tzlS Bar. Steamed Cleaaed, Slt
WESTEBIf FLUFF BUG CO.
14 CbIob Ara. N. Pboatt East Mil
SPRING SUITS
TJ5fCAI,I.ED FOB
TAILOR-MADE
$30 to $50
THESE ABE EEAL SUBPBISES
H. I. BLUM
164 TENTH ST.
WE CALL FOB TOUB OLD
CABFETS
Bug and Woolea Clothlar
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tamed Oat Promptly
Big Bnti Worea AU Slses
Hall Orders Send (or Book,
let Carpets Cleaned, Laid
aad Befitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 EAST EIGHTH STREET
PHOSE EAST 8J80
AUCTION SALES TOM OR Rfllf
AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE. l.B-iTS
lTa Oh CAT flt a eat i . m
ox. oauc A 1 1U A. as.
MEETIKO ITOTICES
41
KKVTnv TlTVlr -kt r a k .
A A. M. Stated ooimnunicatioo
tnis inorsaayj ereiUnc, f o clock
labor in V M .nu ruiti-.
- .v, im ue, w t inmin
brethren always welcome. By order
F." Ill ROBES SON. Sea.
ut. noon thf va iRT r
P. A A. M. Special eommnnica
ton tomorrow (Friday) ercnina.
inaron io, ( p. m. work In at. M.
aegreo. vmtora welcome,
order of W. Jt
F. W. ENKE, See.
, SELLW00D LODGE NO. 131,
A. F. A M. SUted meet
iiMC tomorrow - (Friday) evening.
at 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome.
Beircahmenta. By order W, iL
J. H. BUTLER, Sec
EM HI.EM a apeciaity: buttons. janC
aeaw waa.' aaa-ua e,u St.
FX
mm Z K ill
41
B. T. O. t. 5a 14S Sea.
. nlar aneebnc this (Thursday)
eaninf, ElkV Temple, 8
o'doek. - Importaot-- IraasjMsa.
Yietttos VrotiMTS weteosaet. .
U. B. BPALXDING, ;
StatUtf.
Bro jrnrsTREL, show
Ginsn bjr MnltBoraab Camp,
No. 77, W. O. W at their
kalt t. ta and Alder.
Thursday and Friday Biaht,
Maroh 35 and 29, 8:15
harp, for benefit of Multno
mah Camp taajn. Tit eta SOe
and 7 5c. on sala at camp
, J. O. WILSON. Clerk.
office.
SCNNSIDE Chapter, B. A. If.
V. IK. E. 80th and Haw-
Eawthornt Stated convocation Fri
day evenint. March 26, 7:30 p. m.
B. A. degree. Visitors welcome.
Order E. H. P.
W. J. BBECKEL,
Secretary.
tons SHANKOW L. O. L. NO.
600, meets every Thursday,
8 p. m.. No. 208 hi Third A
Visiting oro then velcoma
PORTLAND LODGE. SO. 53,
' A. V. A A. U. Special com
munication this Friday evenina
at 0 o'clock and 7:30, Masonic
Temple. Work in the E. A. de-
area. Viaitiriff brethren wariMimM
Br order of the W. M.
H. J. HOUGHTON, Secy.
WEBFOOT CAMP NO. SB,
W. O. W every Viiaj
niaht In W. O. W. Temple.
125 11th st. Urmbers rs
tuested to be present. Vis
itors welcome.
H. U BABBUB, Clerk.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE. NO.
162. A. F. & A. M. Special
coinuunicatioD Fridiy, March 26,
afternoon at 3 o'clock,- and eve
ning. E. A. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
C. W. COOK. Secy.
XI M Statistics
marriages. Births. Dzath.
MABRIAGE LICENSES
Jacob Krndger, VT, Spokane. Wash.j and
Panline M. Renas. 56, 189 Seventh street.
Frederick W. Kaiser, 89, Vancouver, B. C,
and G. J. E. Chamber. Portland hotel.
Thomaa P. Roman, 46. Pocatello. Idaho, and
Gladys I. Derbyahine, SO, 4 5B Alder street.
William D. Scherk. 39, 128 Thirteenth street,
and Anna M. Grtff. 22. 128 Thirteenth street.
Lester L. Lleren. 21. Portland. Or., and
Mary Olson. 19. 070 L'nlon avenne.
Henry Vonallmen. 28. Hillsdale. Or., and
alary Huber, 27, Hillsdale. Or.
Alexander F. Nelson, legal, Montitobo, Can
ada, and Mary D. Paterson. legal, 6 SO East
Ankeny street.
Herman 8impeon, 40, Everett. Wash., and
Myrtle Williams, legal, Jefferson hotel.
Albert Kool. legal. 827 East Tenth street
north, and Thurzie Erickson, legal, 827 East
Tenth street
John A. DeForest. 28. 364 Victoria, and
Rbodrlia M. Adams. 26, 21 5 McMillan street.
Fatvrian Nelson, 88. 108H Union avenue,
and Margaret Jordan, 40, Barr hotel.
Frank F. Kau. 2B. T. M. C. A. building.
and Tbelma 1. Bicbardaon, 22, 1179 Garfield
avenne.
DEATHS ANT) FriTEBALS
Ti
MARTIN In this city. March 24. 1920. Susan
E. Martin, aged 71 years 11 months 14 days.
Deceased i survived hy widower, John Z.
Martin of Hubbard. Or.: four sons, 8. B., E.
B. and C. B. of this city, and It. B. Martin
of Juneau, Alaska, also six daughters, Mrs.
E. A. Williams. Mrs. S. B. Lege. Mrs. S. F.
Chapmsn and Mrs. J. A. Hershbereer of this
city; Mrs. J. A. De Mond of Oakland, CaL,
and Mrs. W. F. Pullen, Juneau, Alaska. Re
mains are at the parlors of the Skewes Under
taking Co., corner 3d and Clay. Funeral nutice
later.
GREEN In thta dtyi March 24 Edward
Green, aired 21 years, son of John Green
and brother of Harry and George Green of
Cedar Rapids Iowa; Mn. F. F. Jensen of this
city and Mr. A. B. Dinlnger of San Fran
cisco. The deceased was a member of Mount
Hood lodge. No. 167. B. L. F. A E. Funeral
will be held from residence. 626 Sixth street.
Friday, March 26, at 8:45 a. m. Thence to
St. Lawrence chnreh. Third and Sherman sta.,
at O a m. FrienrN invited. Interment Bose
City cemetery. McEntee & Eilers, directors.
O'MEARA In this citj, March 24, John 8.
u Meara. Father of Jack and Agnes: son
of Mary j. O'Meara of Beaverton, Or., and
brother of Catherine C, Mary J., Thomas J..
William II., Patrick O., Daniel A. and Frank
A. O'Meara. The deceased wa a member of
A. O. H. and Prospect camp. V. O W.
Funeral will be held from McEntee A Eilers'
rirlors, Sixteenth and Everett street. Satur
day. March 27, at 8:45 a. m . thence to the
eathedral at 9 a m., where requiem maw will
be offered. Friends invited. Please omit
flowers. Interment Mount Calvary cemetery.
STEVENS-In this rltf.a1rch 24. I.y&T AdT-
line Stevens, aged 70 years B months 13 days.
mother of Mrs. Aderlata Stephenson of Toppen-
ish. Wash.; Mrs. Rilla Whiteford of this city.
Mrs. Mary Sharp and Aaron Miller of Los
Angelta. Cat Remains will be forwarded to
Vader, Wash.. Friday, March 26. by F. 8. Dun
ning. Inc.. where the funeral service and inter
ment will be held.
GRAHAM At Eugene. Or.. March 24, Dulcie
May Graham, aged 34 yean, wife of H. W il
iac Graham, mother of Wallace W. Graham.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Woodman, sis-'
ter of Mable and Edltn Woodman, all of Port
land, and Ada Woodman of Seattle. The funeral
service will be held 8aturday, March '27, at 2:30
p. m.. at Ftnley's, Montgomery at Fitfh. Friends
invited.
HAH.V In thfa city. March 25, Raymond Hahn,
aged 6 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hahn of 827 E. 18th North. , Funeral
services will be conducted Saturday, March 27,
at 2 p, m., from the Zion Congregational church,
cor. E. 9th and Fremont, Friends invited. In
terment 'Rose City cemetery. Pearson Co.. un
dertaken, Russell at Union ave.
WAKEFIELD At the Mallory hotel. MareS
'24. 1020. Sarah Wakefield, aged 78 years,
beloved wife of Duron W. Wakefield, mother
of Mrs. George L. Walker of Alameda, CaL
Friends invited to attend the funeral service
at 11 a. m. tomorrow (Friday), March 26,
1920, at Holman's Funeral Parlors, 3d and
Salmon at. Interment at Albany, Or., Saturday.
OWEN At the family residence. 1300 Wilbur
St.. Wednesday. March 24. George Owen, aged
81 years, beloved Husband of Mrs. Erne line
Owen, father of Edwsrd Owen. Funeral serv
ices will be held at 2 p. m., Saturday, at the
ena pel 01 ur moera Z84-30 KlHirurswortn
ave.. near Williams. Interment Multnomah
cemetery.
LECHLER At the residence. 485 E. 17th at..
Marc he 23. 1920. Alfred P. Lerhler, aged
80 years, beloved husband of Ida A. Lecbler.
Friends invited to attend the funeral services
at S p. ra.. Saturday, March 27, 1920. at
the Portland Crematorium. 14 th and Bybee
its. Remain at Holman's Funeral Parlors,
Sd and Salmon sta.
JOHN SON March 22. at his lata residence.
Col ton, Clackamas county. Oregon, August
Johnson, aged 70 years, beloved husband of
Matilda Johnson. Remains will be forwarded
today Thursday ) to Salina, Kansas, by the
Pearson Underkinf Parlors, Russell st, at
Union are.
BOWLES In this city. March 22, Richard
H. Bowles, aged 13 years, son of Mr. and
Mr. Samnel C Bowles of 1(21 Westanna at
The funeral services will be held Friday. March
26, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the above residence.
Friends invited. J. P. Finley A Son, directors.
WOODS In this city. March 23. 1920. Mary
F. Woods, aged 52 years. Remains at
Holman's Funeral Parlors, 3d and Salmon sts.
Notice of funeral later.
MEN DELL la this city. March 24. 1020.
A. Men dell. Remains at Holman's Funeral
Parlor, Sd and Salmon sts. Notice of funeral
later.- -
GRAHAM James Graham. St. Vincents hos
pital, March 19, 88 yean; chronic, endo
carditis. GLKNZ Gustave 3. Glens. S80 E. 6th, March
22. 78 years; cancer of stomach.
BUSBEE Isaae P. Busbee. 5115 47th, March
22, 78 year; lobar pneumonia.
CROSBY Anne L. Crosby. 7009 6 Oth, March
22. 66 years: diabetia mellitus.
GRAY Nancy Jane Gray, Good Samaritan
hospital, , March 19, 53 years, lobar pneu
monia CLARK Jennie G. Clark, 449 X. 44th. March
2 2. 5S years; eavnojer of stomach.
DC 8 TIN Nellie Dustin. Portland. Surgical hos
pital, March 20, 66 yean; carcinoma.
FROL'DFIT arah Jane Proudfit, 875 Wrid-
wr, aiarcn zs, 73 years; general sarcoma-
MAOCIRE Elixabwth Maguire. 1068 E. 26th,
March 24. 78 yean: broncho pneumonia.
BEWLET Harriett R. Bewley. 50O8 62dV
March 22, 76 years; pulmonary tuberculosis.
KUMMfX Margaret E. Hummel. 6410 93d,
March 21, 82 yeare; carcinoma-of liver.
DEVISE Harry evinc. St. Vincents hospital,
March 32, 70 year: diabetic, coma,
SMITH Menu F. Smith, Sellwood Moorage,
March 22, 12 yean; smallpox.
ANDFRSON Nellie H. Anderson, Good Say
man tan ispUaV icn 2.1. : ye
pcxal acnticaxaa. ,
meeti wo K oners
FLORIST
1 Ornamental Flower
Vases-'
Cement garden furniture, bird foontains,
benches; boy direct from factory. See display,
0 E. - 11th st. m.
Smith's Flower Shop
Mara T81S T. C. LFRg. Mgr., th and Alder.
Geo. Betz & Son fis?
and aU occaaioiwi. 697 WiliUrai are. Joit
cau wooaiawn ibiz. Joseph Bets, manager.
LUBLBNER .rrs"
w nu.iwu, vrru . " j. ami rata, jasrsn. ,(l
828 Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 78-
CLARK BROS., florists, Iforrison at., bet. 4th
and 5th. Phone Main 7709. Fins Oowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
MABT1N 4b FORBES CO.. noriota. SS4 Wash
ington. Main 269. A 1269. Flowers (or-all
occasions artistically amnged.
ChappelVsA.7-"SS.
atoMaSmithTinl-
144 H SIXTH ST.
fONSFTH FLOBAL CO.. 28T Washington at
between 4th and Sth. Main 5102, A-1161.
LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flowers
tyr all oeeasiona. Phone Mala 5345.
THE PEOPLE S FLORAL SHOP, 243 Aider St.
FTJ3TERAL TlIBriCTOBS
Edward Eiolman & Son
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS.
Main 007. A-1511.
Lady Assistant.
J. P. FIffLEY & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
F. S. DUNNING. INC.
THE GOLDEN BULE UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder at. Phones East 52. B-5225.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
5802-5804 92D ST. 8. E.. LENTS.
Phone Tabor 5267. Home Phone D-61.
CHAMBERS CO.
Funeral Directors.
ATI the Conveniences of a Home
Woodlswn 8306. 248-250 Killings worth eve.
DOWNING A M'NEMAR, successors to Wilson
A Row, Multnomah at E. 7 th. Irvinrton
district East 64.
M ENTEE A EILER8, funeral parlors with sU
, the privacy of a home, 16th and Everett sta.
Phones Broadway 2188. Home A-2133
ZlW1 - P. L. Lerch Un-t- t"
TJNDERTAKERS. E. 11th ind Hawthn.
R W r.mir a r-r
,,. SncceaKMrs to W. H. Hamilton
1978 E. Gllaan. Phone Tabor 4818
MILLEB A TRACET independent funeraTdlreo:
tow. Prices u low as $20 840 1A0
Washington at EnaMala2891 Vm!
W. T. RVPIVIPQ New residence es"
- - - i -- Ubuahment.
001
Williams ave. Woodlawn 220.
HrtfTrf&Qrilftlr'rt- 125S. B-2546
B-sVal SWwa,W at ft WVM?
1047 Belmont st
Qlroairoet UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152
ejlrVCWeS A-2321. Cor. Third and Clay.
05PME5T8
I BLAtSlNG GRAMITE Co
t i7-3PP 9T. eT MAPiaOfl .
Portland Marble .Works
266 4th st. opp. City HalL Neu Bros.
LOST AKD eOVKD
fl
LOST Liberal reward for return or informa
tion leading to whereabouts of my Scotch
collie that disappeared from Lake road. Mil
waukee, March 21. Large yellow doe. breast,
paws, part of collar and tip of tail white and
one white eye. Answera to name of "Laddie."
MsThomss Roberts. Milwsnkie 78.
ARTICLES" found on cars of P. B.. 1 P.
Co., March 23. 1920 3 purses, 1 watch,
bracelet links, 1 knife. 1 key. 2 single gloves,
1 ' Tmro., 1 book. 10 pkgs.. 1 lunch box, 1
traveling bag, 1 suitcase, 8 umbrellas.
LOST Green photograph album, valuable,
containing dancing poses, child dark. 6 yean
old. Finder will return to Journal office. Mrs.
E. K. Ward. Reward.
LOST Monday morning, between 15th and
Relmont and Girls' Trsde school, stamped
baby dress. Finder please call East 7839.
LOST Between 3d and Morrison and E. 19th
and Sandy road, bunch of keys. Finder
please leave at Edwards' Tire Shop.
LOST A mink fur Monday afternoon at the
Hippodrome. Call Main 6270 or 233 12th st.
Reward. '
LOST March 23. Onyx and diamond setting
from bar pin. Will reward finder. K. Moysea ,
821 Johnson st.
GENTLEMAN 8 gold watch chain, knot tied in
end. Return and receive reward. F. H.
Fleming, 200 Courthouse.
LOST Friday afternoon, one crescent gold nug
get broach. Finder please phone Mrs. M.
A. Thomas, Woodlawn 4095. Reward.
wn.L the party who called me between 12 and
1 o'clock Monday regsrding lost purse, pleas
call again? Mrs. L. H. Marley. Tabor 9341.
LOST Circle pin with 4 opals. Call Wdln.
4242. Keward.
FOI'ND Boy's cap. owner have same by paying
for adv. 05 K.i 68th north.
LOST Small brindle bulldog, female. Phone
East 2027.
LOST Lavalljer with chain. 5 moonstones.
Liberal reward. Marshall 3086.
LOST Maltese kitten from comer of 6th and
Alberta; reward for return. W,dln. 6961.
HELP WAITTETJ MALE
WANTED
First-CSass Mechanic
Do you want to or e to Southern Idaho?
A good firm with a good business wants a me
chanic capable of working in the capacity of
foreman of rapair and machine shop. Will pay
good wages to right man. Address, We er Gar
age. Weiaer, Idaho.
BEN WANTED
Lumber Industry In Klamath county, Ore
gon, will open about March 1 or 16. Employ
ment for about 2000 men In logging camps,
sawmill and boi factories. Good wigs, 8
boor day. Address Klamath Lumbermen' A
Loggers' aaan.. Klamath Falls, Qr.
YOUNG married man with some selling ex
perience for tea. and coffee route in suburbs
of city. This route is established and pays $120
a month guaranteed and -commission. Permanent
work. Bonds and best of references required.
Apply in person only. Jewel Tea company, inc.,
2". S. Grand ave.
FRIGHT young man who would Ilk to get
with established adv. cn. as partner. Kl
borienoe not essential, providing you are dean
cut and bright. The advertising business has a
wonderful future; If you hare 1500 cash it will
poy you to Invest it. B-647, Journal.
WANTED Toung man, able to handle set of
book for branch house at Albany, salary $123
month. Good opportunity to learn business and
promotion. State your experience. Cigarette
smokers need not apply. 8-111, Journal.
WANTED Cigar makers, steady employment
year round; factory condition are good. Com
munioate with Hood River Cigar Co., Inc. , Hood
River, Or, Bog 224 '
WANTED All around antomobfle mechanic for
out of town shop; living accommodations
good. Inquire F. C. Allen, Diamond T. Truck
Agency, 10th and Flanders.
WANTED First class sold ere rs: no other need
apply. Piece work. Steady employment.
Union Sheet Metal A- Betinnlng Work, 411
Union are. N.
WANTED A first class auto trimmer with a
well established house in the biggest little
town in the west; top wages to the right party.
Address w. j. tiadwa. Pendleton. . Or.
BARBER Steady Job. two Saturday men.
Apply Sam H. Howard, twcreUtr Master
Barben' sssocjarion, 110 Ath at
WANTED Maa to build fire in rooming 1S
for housekeeping room rent. 68 hi Grand
are. E ut 483.
WANTED Metal spinner; can use man of tittle
eajMrienee to do first operation work; good
pay. I. C English Co., 181 Union ave.
WANTED Br wholesale hotue. male itcnosr-
pher; mutt be first elan; good chance for
advancement, tall Wdln.- 2800. Mr. Baker.
WANTED By wholesale boose, clerk; mast be
fast and accurate at figures; good chance for
advancement. tu Wdln. 25011. Mr. Baker.
WANTED By whotoeala house, two good stale
typists for order writing; good chance for ad
vancement Call Wdln. 2800. Mr. Baker.
WANTED Sheet metal workers teok. Give
name and address. Box &3 Astoria. Or.
COATMAKEB wanted. Apply KicoU t TX
- tor. 108 3rd at. V
Talwx 740., ' , ... ,
HELF Vv"AHTETJ STALK
THE PliBLIO ElfPLOTaiESfBCBEAfl ' '
City f Portland 17. A Govern meat
Os fa-niab svejp. asasa ec temaie. In ef
aharge t eltber party.
MEN S DIVISION Flariroa Mfe. Sit Flat
St. . Phone Broadway 4876.
'OMSK'S DIVISION Ml Beear Mdg..
Broadway and Oak. Phone Breadway4869.
MAX io run drmnw. Phont Tabor lo.
aTBLa- WAKTKD MISC. a
1 ADCOX" ACTO SCHOOL, ""
UNION AVE. AND WASCO ST.
WE HATS GBADTJATED A LABOER PER.
CENTAGE OF 8U0CE,SSFTJL STUDENTS
THAN ANT SCHOOL IN THE WK3I.
81 CATALOO FBXB
A LARGE 88-PAGB BOOK WITH COM
PLETE INFORMATION WILL BE MAILED
FREE TO aNX ADDRESS ASK FOB BOOK
RO.
ORKOON EX-SETtTlCB MEN,
THE COCRSB IS FREE TO TOO TOD
DO NOT HAVE TO ADVANCE ONE CENT
THE STATE PATS US.
SCHOOL. CAN BE HTSPEOTBD
Dally at 11am.
ADC0I AUTO GAS ENGINE SCHOOL,
UNION AVE AND WASCO ST.
A Position for Each Graduate.
ALI8KT BLDU.
POSITIONS ASSURED
EVERT GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALIEB
BUSINESS COLLEGE, PORTLAND
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography.
banking, booklet pi n, lecretarlal Free catalog.
TOCNG MEN 17 upward, desiring, railway mail
elerksbipa. $110 month, write for free par
ticulars examinations. J. Leonard (former gov
ernment examiner; MB bquitable bldg.. Wash
ington.
LEARN TELEGRAPHT
Toung men and women wanted. Call 434
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid profession. Free booklet.
Railway Telegraph Institute.
LINK'S
U8INESS COLLEGE HookkeeoltiB.
stenography, civil service, secretarial, special
courses. Expert teachers: day and night; enroll
now. Phone Broadwty 6083.
HEMPHILL'S Automobile and Gas Tractor
School, 707 Hawthorne ave. Take Mt. Scott
or Hawthorne car at 2nd and Alder to E
20th, or Phone East 8068.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers" Agency. Enroll
free. Frank K. Welles, former assistant state
nipt., mgr.. N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Main 8276
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Mus Reglna Bucket's private school; individual
instruction 122 Grand are. East 42T.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
DO YOU WANT
TO EARN A GOOD SALARY?
A salary that Is paid wblle you leam
the business and that increases f re-
quently a jou gain eiperiencef
DO TOU KNOW
HOW MUCH TELEPHONE
OPERATING EMPLOYES
EARN?
And what excellent opportunities they
have for promotion to executive posi
tion f
WHT NOT OBTAIN THE
FACTS I
Onr Employment Supervisor will gladlj
tell you the facts and will also explain
the many other advantages of telephone
operating for young women.
Apply gt
Telephone Company.
Boom 601 8th Floor
Telephone Building,
Park and Oak Street.
The Pacifio Telephone k Telegraph
Company.
WANTED Immediately. to increase sales
force by two live wire women, over 25. No
experience required, but some experience de
sirable, in demonstrating, teaching or selling ;
permanent; short hours: extra, good pay, with
chance for quick dvncement. Don't apply
unless unemployed, have to earn your nwa
bring, and ready to stay on job todsy when
applying; dont phone. Apply only at 10.30 to
10:45 sharp tomorrow morning, at 220 Henry
bldg.
WANTED Experienced marker and sorter to
go to Tillamook; good wages and good place to
work. See Mr. Sammons of the National Laun
dry. Phone East 494.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted, April 1; elderly lady
preferred; good home and good wages; in
Hawthorne district Address giving references.
N-218, Journal.
GOOD home for middle aged woman as com
panion for elderly lady: light house work;
some wages. Call Mar.680O daytime. Wdln.
2700 evenings.
HAIRDRESSER and manicurist, experienced
worker. Hairdressing Parlor, Portland UbtcL
Main S801.
WANTED Combination chambermaid and
waitreas. References required. Apply St
Helens hall. 18th and Hall sta.
WANTED A young girl to assist with house
work; good home and good wages. Call 229
Nartilla st
COMPETENT girl for cooking and housework;
spend summer at Gearhart; best wages.
Wdln. 4622. Mn. E. W. Menereu.
WANT to cornmunioa with lady that ia going
to be confined, in regard to adopting a baby.
N-B85. Journal. '
WANTED A housekeeper on ranch st once;
light work. Address Zam . Or.. Houta 1
Box 125.
GIRL to assist with children and do some
housework; best wage. Wdln. 4622.
EXPERIENCED button-maker wanted. 221
Pittock block.
MIDDLE aged or elderly lady for light house-
work. 1279 Belmont or Tabor 0932.
WOMAN for light housework, good wages. Phone
Tabor 22 80.
TOUNG girl to assist with housework and care
of small chilli. Phone mornings. East 4667.
WANTED An experienced waitress with refer
ences. Apply Mrs. H. C. Csbell. 25.1 King.
FOUR experienced laundry girts. Good Samaritan
Hospital laundry. Marshall 8049.
WANTED Experienced maid for general house
work; 'wages 150. Phone East 5794.
HELP WA3TTED MALE
AND FEMALE
It
WANTED Men to learn the barber trade:
receive some pay while learning; positions
secured; Oregon ex-service men, the course is
free to you. Call or write for paruculan and
catalogue. nua , za
Bnmside at
WANTED
Man and wife. Man as fireman' In a salmon
cannery. Wife as cook in mess house. Answer,
TX-500. Journal; '
MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trade; wages while
learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 yean
experience. Oregon Berber College, 238 Madison.
PORTLAND Barber College pays you while
learning, gives yon set of tools free; positions
secured. 38 N. 2d st .
WANTED AGE1TTS
EXCELLENT territory still open In Oregon and
Washington for live agents to handle. United
Motor trucks. Liberal comkniasion. Exclusive
territory one to five yean. For partlculan
address. Randies, 26 N. 16th st. Portland. Or.
WANTED Experienced resident agenta for
finest toilet articles in every city aad town of
the northwest Liberal comnion. Address Dr.
Sarah Whfeeeide. 581 Pittock blk., Portland, Or.
GOOD opportunity to men that's got the pep.
We have an open field to men that are look
ing jar txmeJn big for a (mall io rat-neat
Quick result. 632 Washington.
ANYONE interested la using or selling pntsa-
ure cookers see Bnnasy sa, rage I . nee. 1.
BALES ME WA-TTEP 68
A LARGE" Eastern corporation desires the serv
icea of an honest, ambitious. Intelligent gales
man to represent them in the Portland branch
office. This is a lifetime opportunity and even
If emnloved it will pay you to investigate this.
Fascinating, well P-ying, rapid promotion to
right party. Call after 10 a. m., 1109 Spalding
bklg. Mr. Fox.
FOC MEN for big paying proposition, either
in or oat or,, city, transportation paid, no
competition, big money for men. who are willing
to work. Call in person from 2 to 4 p. ro.
S 34 litnnoermens Ding
SALESMEN wanted to sell a line that ses7
cash weekly. Address Capital City Nursery
Co., Salem. Or.
IirCATIOJS M1LB
PA IN TING, tinting, prices reasonable; work
raa rmnteeO. Tabor B07T.
ROOMS tinted, $3; painting t4 papenn rea
sonsble. Bdwy. J266. -
PLOWINO and harrowing. Phone Mala 8140.
EXCATAXISS aad Blowing Usae. SL S.22. 1
SITUATIONS MALX 1
SITUATION wanted by widower with 2 bora,
11 and 13 years. Oeneral an-aroaad oosi
first elaea. Want situation on, ranch aw .maU
crew. Want to take dot a Helpers. Andres
T. H- Stone, 223 Crosby st., E. Portland.
Or. Phone East 8011
WESf MAbClRE "
Painting, paper lunging and ttnttag.
Tabor
6188. Rea. aad shop, 107 E. tta at '
BX SERVICE man with a new IH ton track
at your service lor aa.au per bout. uu
Woodlawa 1180 or woodiawa obw.
CEMENT chimney work, plastering. Kopptng
4s Walton. 1Q seta at. lapor aaaa.
CLiiENT work, sidewalk and repairing. Wool-
lawn 4852.
HIGH school boy would Bka work afternoons
and Saturday. Phone Tabor g16.
PAINTING, tinting, papering, good work, rea
sonable. Sell; 1899.
CARPENTER repairing, fearaaee. cement work;
first-class work. Sell. 8758.
CORDWOOD cutting wanted by party. Dragsaw
propoaition. Particulars. H-6B4. Journal
TOUNG man going east desires position of trust;
highest references, A-10, Journal. .
IOOMS tinted. tS.SO ;
painting reasonable.
Phone Main 77Z1.
CESSPOOL and connection made. Basement
work. Can Wdln. 540S. '
PAINTING AND TINTING
WOODLAWN 826.
REASONABLE.
PAPERHANGINO. Main 4144.
SITUATIONS FEMALE
TOUNG woman want position as bookkeeper
and cashier: sales and office experience. P.O.
box 1Q42. city.
GIRL 16, German American, wants work. A.
Comely. Gresham, Route A. bos 432.
DEENHMAKIKO
40
ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladies'
garments, reasonable prices: work guaranteed.
J. Reubtn. Ledie. Tailor. 4UH BusB ft law pkik.
HIGH-CLASS dressmaking; street drum, auaa
mT voiles, etc.; making of auita into neat
drefaea. Mrs. Kelly. East T80T.
WOULD like sewing by day; prices reasonable.
Woodlawn 20S2.
NURSES
0
PARALTTIC or alck lady patlenta taken by
graduate nurse; private residence. Tab. 299.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRINCESS HOTEL
NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT
Single rooms 4.BO per wk. Community
bath, single. $6 and 7 per wk; private. 8 and
111) per-wk. 840 E. Bumside at East 171.
Jnt serosa Rnrnide bridge.
2 ROOM suite, clean, large, well furnished, on
first floor; has 0 window; west side, walking
distance : reasousble: bisement room' 17 mo.
Also single room. R94 Everett.
750 AND $1 PER DAT. 2.Bfl up per week.
clean, comfortable room, bath free, hot water
a.'; hours. Hotel Cadillac, 8d near Jefferson.
FUBSISHES BOOMS FBIYATB
FAMILY n
FURNISHED rooms irl private - borne; large
desirable rooms, modern home. Home privi
leges, also garage, phone East 71 5D. 312
E 2nd at. N.. oor. IUlsey.
I.I ; H T . warm double room with bath. for
gentlemen or ladies, with table board if de
sired. Phone Mar. 1228; home comforts. 604
8d st
ONE'CLEAN room for sieerriae or housekeep
ing. Very close in. Broadway .
WARM dressing room and sleeping porch, closeln.
on west side. Phone Main 473-.
FURNISHED room for peron employed dur
ing day Reffrences. 3 DO Psrk st
tTNFCRNISHED ROOMS; 16
8 ROOM nnfurnlshed suite. 120. 178 East 7U
and Tsmhill. East 8387.
BOOHS AND BOARD PB1TATB
FA MIL 78
NEAT, clean rooms witii board 19 Pr week:
best of home cooking, close to O-W. R. A
N. ahopn. Woodlawn 8300. 688 Delay at- Tri-
dalo hotel
FOR 2 GENTLEMEN Home privilege, 18.-6
aon u lux V 74th st
rm . r , m ' ' ....... - .
N.; M-V car. Phone Tsbor 6681. .
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS
FT7RN I SHED AND VS FITBTtlHHEP
Two-room houaekeetiing suites for rent, also
desirable single sleeping rooms. 480 Vs Wash
ington St .
0NEninSflirnlidTe- housekeeping room, 1 Ight,
phone and bath, private entrance; also house
keeping room with kitchenette, heat, phone,
light end bath. 6H6 E. Wash.
TWO Urge, nicely furnished H. K. f'
reasonable. w tuna sptrumsu, v --
Salmon, next to Grand ave. ,
rHREE furnished connecting rooms; light, best,
phone free; reasonable; also single H. K.
rooms. Phone East 774 1.
SINGLE liglit housekeeping room, suitable for
two friends. Tabor 8105, 875 E. Tarn-
hill. cor. 29th. .
BNAP Modem unfurnished front H. K. room.
FREE gas. best, elec. phone;. nice district;
elegant grounds. 615 mo. Bdwy. 4046
2 ROOM housekeeping suites, furnished, no ob
jection to child. 617 per month. 326
Hall st Main 8228.
TWO front rooms an3 kitchenette, nice and
clean, walking distance. Phone K-tBJU 7 .
SINGLE housekeeping room for bachelor; 12
per week. 154 N. 18th t.
4 ROOMS, furnished, and garage. $20. 107
Shaver aC Woodlawn 202.
HOrSEKEEPISO BOOMS
FTJBNISH K D AND UNFCRN1SHED
PRTVATE FAMIL 71
ONE light housekeeping room. heet. bath and
electricity. 12 a month; walking distance.
292 Tillamook, near Williams ave., to girl em
ployed. Phone Katt 6370.
TWtMsrg"eHTK.""rooms. nicely furnished; quiet
place: 5 minutes' walk to Hawthorne bridge,
only $15. 334 East 3d and Mill. East 1311.
TWO furnished-II. K. room with kitchen
privilege: reasonable for congenial couple.
1084 E. Morrison, near E. 86th.
THREE "furnished H. K. rooms, in good famfly
of two: gaa. water and batlt At MonUrtlla,
1894 Tliorbum are., near 74th and Stark at.
TWrFURNISHED"hooekeeplng ronma on firsit
floor, light, water and gas. Two block
fronBroadway bridge. 810 Crosby.
3 LARGE furnished It K. rooma 412 lOtb
St. West Side.
LOVELY, furnished. houaeioepLnc tuiU; btth,
gas. SMO Petttgrove.
St'NN'T front 2 -room suite, including beat, gas,
etc.. 628 427 Main at
2" 60 WEEK, furnished housekeeping rooms
for single men. 216 Mill, corner 1st.
1 LARGE It. K. room, first floor, private en
trance. 249 18th st.
THRKE housekeeping rooms in private borne.
978 Wiiuema are., wooaiawn oaa.
NEAT ing H. K. room. 206 Tstli st.
FOB BENT HOrSES
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RENTAL BCBEAO
Bailable, op to date Hate of desirable vacant
bouses, apartments and. flat with definite infor
mation pertaining to each.
Newcomers to Portland will find this bureau
of great value is helping them get properly and
quickly located.
EIGHTH FLOOR
STORAGE
COMMERCIAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.
Reduced freight rates. For expert aerviot
eaU Bdwy. 703. Manning Warehouse A Trans
fer Co.
THREE extra large rooms. 116; partly fur
nished. $20; will fully furnish. 825; garage.
S; garden ground cheap. Apply comer 8 Bl
and East Stark. Mt. Tabor (MT 88th) ear
to end. 4 block north, on east
Furniture Moving
Thn Transfer and Stofsf, Long distance
hauling. 884 E. Burnable. Phone East 64114:
FOB RENT I acre ob Hawthorne ear. f cult.
berries, garden, small house, $20 per month.
W. H. Bose. HOP K. W. Bank bldg. -FOR
RENT 6-roora houee, $18. 76 Portland
blvd. Inquire 1707 East 7U St. fteUwood
1680.
WHEN TOO MOv-, TJ8B BORTH
WESTER1 ELKOTRIO UOHT KBWIsj
1th and Wasblngtow. Broadway 6 66.
FOB $ family. Hawthorn, lxrg 7 toom nod-
era home: improvad St. ; for sale. Miss Slo
eomB. Main 4246.
4-ROOM bouse near Peninsular ave. for 86.
Owner. t840 R Tsmhill rt.
TWO large rooms. 811.60; toilet, sink, gas.
eiecxnc lights; some furniture, on it Powell.
MODERN house, 8 rooms-and sleerHn pore&
E. 7th and Broadway.- East 4889. Adults.
ftOf'ErtS" 6-room house, 655 Northrop asjeet.
8 ROOM cottage for rent Ant 2lf-36.
FURNISHED HQTJ6E8 kf
NEAT fumhed honae. Porches, gas, batb, water,
liht Fhona MarsLatl 29 JL Ginge Gar
dns, 806 Jefferson t :
3-BOOM houaa tor rent, with gaa aod elaetrifr.
it. 44 Mlk M, . .:
HOUSES FOn BFWT FCBaiTTJBFi
t.A
gun p - .
Ft'KMTCBE for 6 room house for sale, house
for rem. Wdln. S92T.
ytATS TO KEyT. ryFPB518HEP IS
ROOMS, good fnrntrare. in good teoaffty, ':
FUt for rent; furniture for sal. Call Broad
jr 2705.
FPBatSHED FLAT8
TWO well furnished rooms, bath and kitchenette,
'Hng db.unce. t20. Marshall 811.
FLAT -F6r RENT, furniture for Sale. $.1T5
cW in. fall 047 IK, on at.
APABTME3TTB FOB BEKT 1
HOME COMFORT APT8., 18 Sherman"
and 2-room, completely fnrnished hotekeT
lng rooms, steam heat, electricity, laundry.
Mar. 898a. ? '
TJR JKFFKRY Completely furnUhed tlS.OO
V room ant. for 15 r mnmh Y-lr In v
nueseii ana Aeroy. ovrween Mlaelsslppl
ninisms aviw But 1 BW4,
8TANFIELD A I'Ts7T20 4 PorteTt-moderii
2 room aiiartment, furnished, reasonabla,
Main 7802. '
2-ftOOM apartment, nTcelv furnfahed; furniture).
for sale, $7S. Rent 25. 335 Chapman.
Chapman Apartmenta.
SnfT or two room apartments, everything tut
ntshed; rent reaftonabla. 010 Flanders.
NEW TORK Arts. 441 4 BeTmonT E3
238;
TWO 2 -room furnihed ft. K. apta.. St- Jones
car. Woodlawn 4 210.
LiriKUTVAPT8.-i' and-1 room apt.. 87.
East t'lay st Under new manegetnent.
STORES AND OFFICES
11
FOR RENT.
One of beat small locations on Washingtoa
St.. in beart of city: some fixtures for sale.
RAKER A MFARLAND.
817 Henry Bldg. .Main 679T.
WANTED TO BENT
WANTED To rent, by April 10. furnished or
lrtlr furnished, about 4-room apartment,
modern; can aire heat of references' and rare
of property. Marshall 3001 before 10 a. am.
or after 8 p. m. '
WANTED To rent !1 or ($ rennu furntehtd
house; a place for garden and fruit; also
garage. Will take excellent care of property."
Photie Main HTlil '.
WANTED To rent, by" adults, well furnished
house:, must be neat; West Side preferred.
Tabor 8471.
WANTKD To Tent by April 1 by responsible
couple. 3 to n n-'ini modern bouse, fnrnished.
Call Rrtiadway 32 1 ft. or eri-iiings Tabor R277.
MODKRN nnfumbihed bungalow, good neluhbosv
hood, any time before April 15. References.
Mr. Bland. Bmsdway 12000, Ical Hi.
UN F CRN ISHKD 8 or 7 " room " house" 'with " f
nice and garage by reapormible party. East
46 87. -
W A N TKIV -K or f room home or flat, mrxlern,
Walnut Park preferred. Woodlawn 889".
WANTED" by April T. snislj bouse or unfurnianeel
flat, strictly modern. I'hone Sellwood 982.
RK A L ESTATE
SI MMER REMOKTS
1i
Suminnier Resort
8 acres, near Sandy road, right at elect Ha ,
station; 1 a-re in cultiraliim, balance beautiful
grove, rustic bungalow with 4 (wmi, slreplng
porch and large party nail. Must be aeen to b
appreciated: price $'.S00. terms. 8. P. Osbum ,
610" McKsy bldg
BUSINESS PROPEHTT
WF.ST 8IIE wsterfront with trscksge. hargala.
Ksst side on trscksge, with loundry building,
for lease. 0wnerM21 Nurthwesleni Hank bdg.
To" CI.OftK estate. Income "property, tjnioa
avenue corner, near BuaselL Eaat 2166.
FOIl 8AI.E HOI KKS ft
3800 lOU A fine 4 "room bungalow wlth'flre
. ..... n,,l , K P 1 . . . . .1 . 11
V ' vnii. :i,-iii, imiu aftii utliri,, ail
furnished completely. Comer on Glenn t. Easy
terms.
F. L. Blanchard
519 20 Ray. Er '
goOOOFineO roo'm house, built 181 S.sieepfng
porch, big 'rooms, every convenience, lot 87a
185',, M cost, worth foo, at Forest Grove,
Or., beat central location, (800 cash will handle
it sold soon, clone to university, can rent room.
See It to understand the exceptionally good buy.
I'. M, Marsh, owner, 400 McKay bldg. Phono
Main 084. .
a.aoo for amiOCATS:
' 5 room stucco bungalow with bath, buffet
bookraxex, fireplace, basement, lnitcU kitchen,
on 60x100 lot with parage.
JOlNSONDODSON COr
688 N. Wflatik bldg, MainJITST.
$24 0, Terms Down
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOME
Electric light, laundry tray, bath, house
newly painted, tinted, first class ooni lttioa, gar
age. 3 blocks irrun Mt ranor oar.
10A2 E. Yamhill st
OWNER MCBT 8K.U.
4 room shack house nn 60x100 lot: frurl
and berries. Price (750. $450 rash, (18 month
ly. The lot Is worth this price.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.
668 N. W. Bank bldg.
Main 6767,
You Will Buy This PSaco
S room hoi. toilet, wster and caa. 2 h
fruit, fine obtcken run. block from ear.
I'rtre 81500, 8500 ca-h Tahor IBftft
fT looSf-iifirHE 1.000
Non-realdent Uing prerioua home, 60x106.
on corner, bearing fruit, grapes, berries and
hruls, lias electric liglit, gas. bath, half bas
ment. (500 rash. Tsbor 2P34.
(3050 i HV H 6" IttM IM is6"ft0" '
Queen Anne bungalow, nn 4 5th st, near Haw
Ihnrne ae. now vacant: paved st ; garsge; mod
em.
Main 6988 WRIGHT CO. Bell. 1868.
WANT TO BCY O OH 7-RfiOM ffOCBE ON
East Hide, walking distance; (4000, casta.
Main 6870.
MODERN 7 Ro6iro"l7BE AND lJiRTT
in fine condition, cor. lot AOvlOO, basement,
furnace, trays, cement floor, bttli. 2 toilet.
Price t800- Owner. 223 Hkldmnr st
IF you are looking for homes in Mount SVoti
, . .. . 1 liinn 1 iitiinA
mi r iruiuni iibiji' l ii'nn e,v,., i, ew....,
we have them. Hinder & fable Realty Co., 0821
7 2nd st B. K. flione ZSTS.
(880d t-IIOOH 'bBNGALOW S3 300.
On E, Grant st. completely furnished, or ceO
unfurnlsheil: E. Z term.
Msin 60HH WRIGHT CO Bell. 1838
BARGAIN
TWO ROOM IIOt.'rIE WITH FIREPLACE "TO
BE MOVED OFF LOT. (200. WDI-V. 6488.
TITLE Ir.sursnce Is the modern way of has
lng titles to real estate. Quicker, eosU ieag
and no sbstract required. Title A Trust Ue.
FO"lCf4A"LfBy owneVr the" finest new 6-room
eolonial in Irvtngton. Bee rt at 70 Kut
17th st X..jf jUMn JBryan at Main 88.
PORTLAND banks reaueet title Insurance "lnelead
of abstracts. Why r Ask your banker -be
knows. Title A Trust Co. r
WANT Hood River home or orchard for Port
land home or income property. Mr. Magooa,
626 Cham, of Com. bldg. Msin 6126.
FIVE-ROOM modern bunoelow near Holgata
and SOth: (2250. (SOO wiU haqdla. Owoec,
Brosdwsy 2Hfl.
BANKS request title insurance becaase It 1
best ask your banker he knowa Title A
Trust Co.
tt-ROOM modern bungalow, on paved street, stl
lmprovemenu paid, close in, near carline-
Easy terms. Owner. 700 E. 7 th st N.
WHEN TOD purchase your home, have the title
Insured. Get a title insurance policy. TlUe
A Trust Oo.
CLOSE TOCR real esUU desli without snnorlng
detail by -ding a title Insurance policy, lie
abstract required. Title A Trust Co.
5-ROOM modem bongalmr at a bargain for
quick sale. Call Gladstone grocery, 33d and
Gladstone ave.
"8-B00M modern house, near Kenton; wortJr"
84000. Will take 88000. half cash. Owner,
Paul Both. Woodlawn 2848. Kent-nGrocary.
WEST eiDtr ror sate oy owner, 1 room oou
and bath, at 410 10th it, bet, Harrison nd
Halt
aCVEBY" purchaser of real estate should have
bis title insure- Better be safe uisn sorry.
Tttle A Tract Co.
UOnB (or sale at 70S Woodward ave., bet nee
20th and 21st, room modern garage,
501100 lot; near canines. Bargain.
fTflJB " jn-nrance ia quicker, safer and ohespet
than abstract method. Ask your baaksr oe
toows. Title A Trot Co.
fTTt&OVf house, luU, fruit and bsrrle. 13005.
Terms. Laurelwood station, ML Scott csfc
4 S 24 0rd et 8. E. 1
WHEN TOO fet stltle msttriDce policy yea de
aot need tn absusct 01 uu. una prenuua
for all time. TlUe Trust Co. -
5" ROOMplatered house. 81500, cash or terms
cor. lot, 5 fruit trees. Phone Broadway 821,
Mr. Davis, srter o p. m. at si -mersoa St.
TEN-ROOM bouse. modern, 2 stores, io
40x109, 650. Union are. near Knott. Price
$6000, half cash. Owner, 38 Han Rafael -
& ROOM modern house. Mount Saott dUlrict;
40x120 lot; black berries, easy terms; (1400.
Pboee AutomatUi 218-60. ; - t
7 ROOK bouse in good location, reaoublt
Woodlawn. 4C. -
. . iConUnueal eo f allawlns Fle '