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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1920.
V1ARKET DIRECTOR
FOR OREGON, NEW
. BILL PROPOSED
The market commission bill, cre
ating: the office of state market dl
rector to aid producers and consum
ers and shorten the road between
them, has been drawn. It will be
sent to Salem for ballot title tonight,
and petitions to place it on the Ho
vember ballot will be put in circu
lation under auspices of the State
Taxpayers' league within 10 days, it
is announced.
The bill creates the state market com
mission., composed of the market direc
tor and a secretary, the director to re
ceive a salary of $4500 a year, and $50,
000 is appropriated for use of the com
mission until December 31, 1922.!
The commission is created for the fol
lowing purposes: .
PURPOSE OF MEASURE
To act as adviser for producers, con
sumers and distributors, assisting them
In economical and efficient distribution
Of products at fair prices
To gather and disseminate Informa
tion concerning supply, demand, pre
vailing prices I and commercial move
ments, including common and cold stor
age of products. -
To promote and encourage organiza
tion and operation of cooperative and
other associations . for improving rela
tions and services among producers, dis
tributors and consumers and to protect
and conserve the interests of produc
ers and consumers. . ! :
To foster standardizing, grading; . in
spection, labeling, handling, storage and
sale of products.
To act as mediator fori or arbitrator
TRANSPORTATION
EAMSHIP
ADMIRAL LIM
s. a. "crrr or'rowK"
flails from Portland 9:00 P. M., -Mav. 20. for
Marshfield; Eureka .and San Francisco, con
necting with steamers to Los Angeles and Ban
tMegO.
TO ALASKA FROM SEATTLE
8. . "SPOKANE," to Sitka and way Pert.
Mar 17.
S. . "ADMIRAL WATSON," to Anchorafl
and Kodlak. May 18.
8. 8. "CITY Or SEATTLE," to Skagway and
Way Porti, May 24. ,
TICKET OFFICE, 101 THIRD ST.
Freight Off tea. Municipal Dock No. 2.
Phone Main B2S1. .
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO...
W V . et w l l ll ' l mm
DIRECT TQXAHDIrwWlV"
SAILINGS
Stavangerfjord, 18,000 tons,
'May 14, tiiit .iua. ,
Bergensfjord, 16.000 tona.
Jane 4. July 16, Aug. 27
Every Three Weeks
Thereafter ;
REIDAR GJOLME CO., Inc.
General Passenger Agents
706 Id Ave. Seattle, Washington
Astoria and -Way Points
Str. Georgians
Round Trip Dally (Except Friday)
Leave PORTLAND 7:10 a. m.
ALDER STREET DOCK.
Leave ASTORIA t:00 B. m.
FLAVEL DOCK.
, PARI 91.68 EACH WAY.
8pccial a la Carta Dining 8eTvice.
Direct Connections for South Beaches.
Night Boat Daily 8 P. M.
Main 1422. S41-22.
THE MARKINS TRANSPORTATION OO.
San Francisco
S. Si ROSE CITY
, DEPARTS 10:00 A. M.
Wednesday, May 19
FROM AINSWORTH DOCK
FARE INCLUDES 'BERTH AND MEALS
CITY TICKET OFFICE, SRD AND WASH.
PHONE MAIN 3630
FREIGHT OFFICE, AINSWORTH DOCK
PHONE BROADWAY 263
THE SAN FRANCISCO A PORTLAND
6. 8. COMPANY.
Astoria and
Way Points
SUrtin Sunday. May 9', 88. ASTORIAN will
start Daily Bound-Trip Fmnce'r Service be
tween Portland, A.-tori and way points
LEAVING PORTLAND TAYLOR
STREET DOCK-2 P. M.
(daily. except Tbnnday)
LEAVING ASTORIA C ALLEN
DER DOCK 7:15 A. M.
(Daily except Thurfday)
Auto stage connection for all beaches. Excellent
dimnt room service a Ja carte. Fare SI. 65 each
way including war tax. Phone Main 8065 for
particulars.
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INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON Oae Class Cabla aad Third Class
Philadelphia ......May IS'June lSIJnly IS
New xors May sz June 1 Jalv 17
St. Pani
.May Sajjane ttjjsly H
NEW YORK HAMBURG
Mongolia .May 22 July SAag. 14
Manchuria ..Jane lt;Juiy Slep. u
PHILADELPHIA QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL
Hsverford .............. ..May lJly t
RFH CTAR I IMF
new york Southampton J
ANTWERP
Fialsod May liiJsne lt'Jsly 4
Kroonlasd ........Jobs SiJoly lOiAag. 14
Laplasd ...Jsee ISjJaly 17Aag. SI
Pa reservations ana ticket apply ta locav aoants
are,, gsattla.
between . producers, distributors - and
consumers.' V. -. -- -; .
To certify warehouse receipts and
samples of products and to verify quan
tities and Qualities; , -
To issue labels bearing the seal of
the commission. i ,. . t - -
: To act oa behalf of consumers In con
serving and protecting their interests,
- To "-. improve and ' extend distribution
and sale of Oregon . products through
out the world.. .; j
To promote economical and efficient
distribution of, Oregon agricultural,
dairy and farm products.
To disseminate through a monthly
bulletin information as to the supply,
demand, cost of production and prevail
ing, prices of products and the amount
in common or cold storage.
To supervise cooperative associations.
To inform producers and consumers of
the best available markets. .
WOULD INSPECT BOOKS' : ,
The i market director Is clothed with
authority to inspect books and records
of warehouses and common carriers, to
determine the amount of products held
In storage I and to issue subpenas for
witnesses and demand documents for
use in any investigation to be made by
him. i i
He is appointed by the governor for a
term of four years and may establish
offices at such place .as will be best
suited for j fulfillment of the purposes
of the' act! "
Maximum punishment for violation' of
the act is fixed at $1000 fine, one year
imprisonment, or both.
The bill is proposed by the Taxpayers
league in an effort to aid farmers who
are in a state of unrest, establish fair
prices for consumers and eliminate need
less middlemen. The threatened Invas
ion of Oregon by the Non-partisan
league had a tendency to hasten the
action, it is understood.
Raymond ! Bobbins
To Discuss Johnson
Anti-League Fight
The first rally of the presidential pri
mary campaign will be held Friday
night at 8 o'clock at The Auditorium,
Third and :Clay streets. Raymond Rob
ins, head of the American Red Cross in
Russia during .the war, will be the
speaker of the everting. He was one of
the speakers in the Hughes' campaign of
1916 and accompanied Hughes on his
Western campaign in 1916. He is an au
thority on the League of Nations. Rob
bins will have much to say of his ex
periences abroad in the war in present
ing the facts as to the league, from the
standpoint of the i Johavson campaign.
Charley A.) A. McGee, past , supreme dic
tator of the Loyalj Order of Moose, is to
be the second speaker. Dr. William T.
McElveen, pastor of the First Congrega
tional church, will preside.
Swedish Missionary
j Covenant Officers
Elected for Year
At the annual meeting of the minis
ters' conference held today by the North
Pacific Swedish missionary covenant at
the Swedish tabernacle, these officers
were elected : Ai R. Anderson, Seattle,
president ;; Paul W. Rood, Seattle, vice
president ; N. E. Anderson, Tacoma, sec
retary ; Ji J. Huleen. Aberdeen, vice
secretary i J. H.' Hedstrom, Tacoma,
treasurer, t v
New members Jreceived Into the- con
ference were : J. J. Huleen, Aberdeen ;
S. P. Kretz, Hoquiam ; P. M. Fosse,
High Point, Wash,
Three sessions I have been held each
day this week. 1 :
: The conference! will close Sunday with
three services, the thirtieth jubilee me
morial service being held in the after
noon. ' : I ' ' '
Lauds Efforts of
Oregon in Church r
I .World Movement
"We tare going to stay by the ship,
and I am encouraged to see that Ore
gon already : has raised 39 per cent of
her- quot?,." said A. A. Protzman, Pa
cific coast campaign director of the
Baptist New World movement, who ar
rived Wednesday , from San Francisco
to hold . conferences with the Oregon
campaign; director and state promotion
director, i : : ' . j,. :;. -
"Oregon has 'equaled Northern Cali
fornia's percentage and is not so ; very
far from Southern California's percent
age, which is 44 per cent, s I say that
Oregon Baptists1 should feel as encour
aged as do the leaders." . .
TwoHy Brothers Get"
$4,000,000 Contract
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A $4,000,000 contract for construction
of 140 miles of concrete highway in Mar
icopa county, I Ariz.. was recently
awarded to Twohy Brothers of Portland
and work on the project will begin im
mediately. The Warren Brothers com
pany of Boston was the only other bid
der. This is said to be one of the larg
est contracts for road construction ever
let in the United States. - '
1200 Boys Invited by
Store to See Movie
Twelve hundred Portland boys wiU be
guests of Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Saturday
at 9 :30 a. m. at a "movie show" in the
Globe theatre, i The function has been
styled a "Pal o Lee" party, and tickets
will be distributed Friday at the boys'
clothing department of the store. The
name was selected in .a contest con
ducted by the Lee Union Alls company.
Wv A. Eliot will explain bird life to the
lads and a two-reel film showing birds
of Oregon Willi also be shown.
WHITE STAR I LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG-
j SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic x . . . . J. . . .May t!Jmly llAssr. 1
..'. . . -
OLYMPIC .
4S44S Toac
. . Jsly . SlAag. Aug. SS
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
I . LIVERPOOL
Celtte ..i..,......May lJaae IttJuly 4
Baltic . ...May S2,Juae SSjJaly 11
Mobile ,...4ly IS
NEW YORK GIBRALTAR
NAPLES GENOA
....May 7Uly fl
isopi Jmiy A.g.Sl
VVHITE STAR - Dominion
MONTREAL QUEBEC
K LIVERPOOL -Metsatfe
.........May 2tJssetl!Jsly 14
Caaada -......Jaae lSjJsiy 17iAag.t
er Oompanv't ornca. O. r. Sargant, SIS gipnig
tena Main tvav .
S. S: WEST KATAN
IS FINISHING LOCAL
CARGO FOR EUROPE
Laden with 3000 tons of wheat.
2000 tons of flour and 100,000 feet
of lumber, the steamship West Ka
tan will finish at Portland Friday
light and will clear Saturday morn
ing. From the Columbia river , the
vessel wilt .proceed to Puget Sound
to take on an additional 2000 tons.
Cotton at San Pedro will complete
the carfeTb. r . ;i - I ', J ''
The West Katan will be dispatched by
the European-Pacific company and will
clear for London, Liverpool, Belfast arid
way. It is stated that a quantity of the
general cargo to be loaded at Seattle will
be for Havana.' ;. . -!:-,!: :--,r'
Winding Up the week in the lumber ex
ports, foreign, the steamship West Keats
of the Columbia-Pacific Shipping Co.,
will clear Saturday with 4,500,000 feet of
lumber for North China direct. In -the
service of the same company the steam
ship Bearport is due to reach Portland
about June 7 to 10. The vessel is now at
Balboa, where 3000 tons of scrap iron is
being loaded for San Francisco. She will
probably get away from the canal Fri
day or Saturday. The run to San Fran
cisco will take 13 to 14 days.' i -
Clearing of the West Keats and the
West Katan will wind up one of the ban
ner weeks in the history of export busi
ness for the port of Portland. Approx
imately 17,000.000 feet of lumber have
been loaded together ; with 6000 : tons of
cereal and a quant ly of canned goods.
NEW MASTER IS PLACED ',
ON BOARD LIBELED BARGE
Troubles of the barge Acapulco con
tinued Wednesday when Captain J. F. C
Miller relinquished command. ; An S. O.
S. to Lieutneant Harold C. ' Jones of
the sea service bureau resulted in the
signing on of Captain Jacob Nielsen.
Speed was shown in the action of -. Lieu
tenant Jones for within 15 minutes from
the time of the request f Or a master for
the barge Captain j Nielsen was on his
way to the customs house.. ' r
The Acapulco is lumber laden for the
west coast and will be towed south by
the Relief, which ; arrived Wednesday
from San Francisco. Trouble started
with the barge when two libel suits, to
taling $6000, were filed. One of these
was for towing charges from San Fran
cisco by the owners of the tug. Samson.
Bond was filed and the craft . cleared.
Slow delivery of . freight at Kalama add
ed to the detention: " ;
BEGIX LAYING PHONE CABLE
FROM LIGHTHOUSE TO SHORE
Under the direct supervision of Rob
ert Warrack, . lighthouse inspector, the
laying of the submarine telephone cable
from Tillamook rock lighthouse to the
shore began ' Wednesday. The first
stretch of cable will be six miles in
length. The shore end will be at Ecola,
and from there a stub line wilf con
nect with Astoria via Seaside, the
coast guard station at Point Adams
and Hammond. . J . ,
- Telephone connection between ' the
rock and shore Will be of great bene
fit to shipping interests. Reports, from
north-bound vessels will . - be ' several
hours in advance of ; those received
from North Head..
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FIRST OCEAJI GOING SHIP ..
TO RE1ACH NEW WATERWAY
The stage Is set and high carnival
reigns at Warrenton today. ; On sched
ule the steamer . Solano reached the
Skipanon port Wednesday at neon and
the festival ' marking the arrival of the
first oceangoing vessel to .take advan
tage of the newly completed waterway
is on. .
Members of the Port of Astoria, the
Astoria Chamber of Commerce, business
represetnatives of the business interests
of SeaJde and every other part of Clat
sop county will be in attendance. Trips
up and down the three miles of water
way will be ; made by excursion boats
for the entertainment of guests,
HAS NEW STEAMER SCHEDULE
FROM PORTLAND TO ASTORIA
William, McMurray, general passenger
agent of : the O-W. R. A N. company,
announces a daily schedule : for the
steamer Harvest Queen between . Port
land and Astoria, beginning May 14V
The; steamer will sail from Ainsworth
dock at 8 p. m. and from the lower end
at -7 a. m. During the winter months
the Harvest Queen has been' making
only three trips a week. With the open
ing of the beach season in June the
steamer Hassalo will be placed In com
mission on fen -opposite, schedule to the
Queen. Each boat will then touch at
Megler, on "the Washington shore, and
connect with the rail line to North
Beach points,,, '-'- :f '.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamship Steel Voyager is " re
ported to have passed Victoria at 7 ; JO
o'clock Thursday morning en route to
Portland from. Vancouver, B. 1 C. She
will be due in Portland Friday evening
and will load at Albina;dock for the
Continent. ' . ,; J .
The steam schooner Halco sailed from
San Pedro for the Hammond mills at
Astoria Wednesday "evening. ' '
The steamer Daisy Mathews Is report
ed in at San -Pedro from the Columbia,
with lumber. - f '
San Francisco arrivals from Portland
Included the steamer Joban Poulsen and
the Union tank .line steamer Oleum.
The steamship Steelmaker reported in
at San Francisco on the first leg of her
voyage from Portland to London. She
carries wheat and lumber and was dis
patched by the Isthmian line,'
The steamship fRose City from Port
land to San Francisco arrived at the
California port Wednesday morning. '
News of the Port
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at River's Mouth
North Head. May lS.-Conditiona at the
mouth of -tbe rivr at noon: Sea smooth, wind
northwest, B2 miles; weather cloudy.
v f- ' r
-: " -', TMea a Astorta Friday z . .
Hirh Water I Low Water
9:50 a. aa. 6.7 feet
10:02 p. m. 8.8 feet
4:02 a. m. 1.7 feet
3:46 p. m. 2.2 feet
DAILY KITIB READINGS
8 a. m.. Pacific Time.
STATIONS, f ry Ji J4- Jrj -gJl
Wane tehee ....... I 40 14.8 e.8 5T5o
Lewiston ........ . 23 .S 0.S
rmatilla ...t-.... 25 10. S .' 0.60
The Dalles ....... 40 15.0 .8 0.00
Ensene .......... 10 .6 -O.S 0.00
Albany .......... 20 4.4 -0.2 0.00
Salem 20 ' S , 0 -0 . C 0 . 00
Orecon City ...... 12 4.8 -O.S 0.00
Portland......... IS 8.1 '0.6 O.00
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RIVER FORECASTS "
The Willamette river at- Portland will rise
slowly Friday and remain nearly stationary Sat
urday and Sunday. f i ,
AT XEIGHBORIKG. FOBTS
Astoria, May 13. Sailed at 8 last niiht:
Steam r Aberm, for Henekona. Bailed at 7:15
last night: steamer Trintdad. for Han Pedro.
Ran freaxMsco. Mav 1 3 Arnrwi at S a. m
Steamer Joban Poulaen. from Colombia river; ar
med at 8 a- as. : Steamer Oleum, from Portland.
Victoria. B. C. Mar IS. Paaaad oat, 7 a. m.:
Steamer Steel Voyager, for Portland.
Ooo Bay, May 12. Arrived at 8:80 a. m.
aad sailed at 8 p. m. : Steamer City of Topeka,
from Portland, tor Saa Francisco, ri Eureka.
: ' San Pidro,-,May 12. Arrived ' 'at noon:
Steamer Vmiej Matthews, from Colombia rirer;
sailed at a p. m.; Steamer HsJoo, for Columbia
river. - ' , -: -
- Astoria. May 12. Arrived at 12:10 p. m.u
Steamer Solano, from San Fraaeinaco.
Seattle. Waah.. May IS. (L N. S. Safled:
Admiral Xiewey. -lor San Dieeo via San Fran
ciaoo, at noon: Alaska, for South western via
Sontbeaatarn AUsa. at 9 a. m. ; Henry T.
Scott,' for San i Pedro via Grays. Harbor, 9:20
a. m. Arrived. May 12 :Admiral Goodrich, from
Tacoma, '7 p. m. Horace X Baxter, from Eagle
Harbor, S:45 p. m. Sailed, May 12: Lyman
Stewart, for Port Saa Luis, at 8 p. m. ;
Arg7ll. for Oleum; at ltt:45 a. m.
Petersbars, ..May; 12. Sailed: Jefferson,
northbound, at 9:15 p m.
Ketchikan; May 12. Sailed: - Admiral Wat
son, south bound i at S a. m.
,Welhn-torj, May . Arrived: West Iaon,
from Seattle; West Jena, from Seattle.
Balboa. May 10. Sailed: Grace Dollar for
Vancouver.-'
San Pedro. May 12. Arrived: Klamath, from
Seattle via Tacoma, Everett and San Francisco;
President, "from San Francisco at n. m. Sailed :
4 Admiral Farracot. for Seattle via San Francisco,
1Q p. m:r uueen (or Ban mego, . lu p. m. ; j.
A. Moffett. for Powell river, at S p. m.
Tictoria, May IS. Paased out: Bteel Toy
acer, for Portland, at 7 a. m. May 12 Katori
Mara release? from Quarantine and arrived at
wharf at 1 :50 m. Passed oat: Mancaster
Caatie for New Tork via Balboa, at 7 p. m.
Vancouver, May 13. Arrived : Paraiao from
James bland. -
Port Townsehd, May 12. Passed in; Morn
ing Star for Seattle, 8:40 p. m. Passed out:
Argyll,' 8 p, m. , i
Everett, May - IS. Arrived: FhylHf, ' from
San-Pedro. May 12. arrived: Frank H.Buck,
from Monterey.; ..:
Poin. Wells,' May IS. Sailed: CoL K. Jj.
Drake,! for Richmond, 9 av m.
Tacoma. May 12. Sailed: Uverpool Man,
for Kobe, at 4 p. m.
Aquarius Nearly Completed
Delivery of the new steamship Aqua
rius, the. first of the Green Star line
vessels, is announced for May 25. The
Aquarius is one of the 9500 ton vessels
constructed at the Standi'fer steel yards
in Vancouver. ;.A full cargo of lumber
for North China ports is awaiting the
Aquarius and loading will start Imme
diately on delivery. ,
Aronnd World Service -Washington,
May 13. (L N. S.) The
Pacific Mail Steamship company ' has
sent two vessels the West Kasson and
the West Burro through the Panama
canal, on their way to San Francisco, in
a newly established . around the world
service, according to advices reaching
here today from the canal sone. The
trip will take six months. ;. " : -
Residents of Fulton
Park District-Form
Improvement Club
Fulton Park residents formed an im
provement club Wednesday night at a
meeftng.in the Fulton Park school. They
intend advocating the extension of Ter
wllliger boulevard across Burllngame
and Carson ; Heights additions to the
Junction of Boone's ferry and Taylor's
ferry roads.! Carson Heights residents
are also forming a club for the same
purpose, a meeting being called for Fri
day night. Officers of the Fulton Park
club and Raymond Van Valin, president ;
J. S. Brennan, vice president, and R. F.
Rieseling, secretary-treasurer.
HEW TODAT
' Synoriaia ot -the Annual Statement of the '
AMERICAN TNDEMNITT COMPAWT
af GalveBton, in the state of Texas, on the Slat
day ot December, 1818. made to the insurance
commissioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to
law: ' -
. -.4 1 CAPITAL " :
Amount of capital stock paid np,.S 800.000.00
J- INCOME
Met premiums reeeived during the
year ............ ....S1.046.S95.50
Interest, dividends- and rents re
ceived during the year.. 80,225.41
Income frem t other sources re-
ceived during the year 317.87
Plus premium on in
creased capital. . ..$86,866.86
Equity in fnnds-of W.
C. B.. L B....... 2.16 86,668.84
Total income,'. l ........ . . S 1.2 14,207.62
Y -,1.-llHIUUBe.ateiJ IB
ei pa.iu uuruxav wc
- including adjustment expenses. S 457.712.74
Dividends taid en . capital stock
during the year. ."V SS.000.00
Commtssiona and salaries paid dur
ing the year . - . S0.7.031.S3
Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur
ing the year. 48,876.69
Amount of all other expenditures . 56,535.55
Total expenditures. ..... .V. -S 903.156.51
T ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (mar
ket value) .......... -S 30,464.08
Value of stocks aad bonds owned
(market value) 1.080,953.23
Loans on mortgages aad Collateral,
etc. 507,730.00
Cash in banks and, 6n band L92.225.96
Premiums in course of collection,
written since Sept. SO. 1919. . 10,562.2S
Interest and rents due aad accrued - 27.440.56
Total assets "v. .. : - . '. .... $1,999,376.96
Plus admissible reinsurance recov
erable on paid losses ...... j. 460.34
'A lossea ...........,... . -460.34
Total assets admitted In Oregon,, $1,999,837.30
" - ; '-. LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses -unpaid , $ 413,084.15
Amount of unearned premiums on
aU outstanding risks. 464,481.00
Due for commission and brokerage 41,779.25
All other Kabtlities , ....... . . " 480.542.90
.Total BabrJitiei, -exclusive""' -of '
; capital stock of S000.O0O .-. , . $1,399,837.30
AMERICAN INDEMNITT COMPANY
SEALS' HUTCHINGS, President, v
. . 1 GEORGE 8KALT. Secretary.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
. fWe Call and leliver ; .
" Old Rav and Woolen Clothing-.
We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
.Boom SUe Flnff Rag-a Woven $17S
Bar Rn Woven An Slses .
Clothes Cleanlns; and Dyclnr Dept.
-Mall Orders . ; -' 8e4 for Booklet
Feathers Renovated '
Carpet Cleaning:
' tilt Bags, Steamed Cleaned, f US
WESTERS FX.TJFF BTO CO.
4 Union Ave. K. . Phone East 6316
WE CALL FOR TOTJB OLD
r .... CABPKT8 .
Rags and Woolen Clothing
FLUFF RUGS
AH Work Tnraed Ont Promntly-rf
Rag Rags Wfvea AU Siaea
Mall Orders Send for Book
let Carpets Cleaned.
:y Laid and Refitted . .
N0RTC7EST "RUG CO.
18S EAST EIGHTH STREET
, FHOSB EAST SM
" ;Wi Can ass Deliver '
Old Carpets aad Big's Mad lata
FLUFF RUGS
Rag-"Rug's, Carpet Cleaning: and Re
' fitting-. Mail orders. Send
' tor Booklet
Oregon: : Huff Rug Co
184 East SUri
'i: Tabor 7314
HEW TODAT
WELL SELL
. i .. -v ; . -- f
r Qaarter block. semtliesCeoraer lath
aad Coaea streets. Oae of best gar
age or maaaf aetarlag , aitea la -bssl-aeat
seetlos of elty Liberal terms as
to cash payment aad time. '
Desirable residence let oa Hancock
street, in I rv In it on district. This is.s
gen nine bargaia. ' - .,
Bean t If ai residence site near "VTa
rerley Coontry clsb. , . ,
LOTS IN JONESMORE
Three-atory briek, warebonse and
twe frame buildings oa fractional
block at Arthar and . Hood streets.
Fall block frontage oa paved street.
Fall block frontage ea spar - track.
BnUdUf Ji well bnllt, sabatantial
straetnre. - -,:
For Farther Inforraatloa See
R. W. HAGOOD.
(OS Joarnal Balldlag.
Mala 458, or " Mala 717S.
GARAGES
Sectional and v Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland ,
1 : Wats rial and Workmanship Guaranteed
S First Claaa-. ' '.
i : Send for Circular
i . RCD1MADE PUILOINa OO.
315 E. lltb 8U Phone E. 5114
TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OF HAWTHORNE
PORTLAND. OR. .
war '
a .':t
2 crj
a-i iaCilsf-iaw?,S!a
A BUNGALOW AMONG THE FIRS
$3500
$1000 cash, $26 monthly, buys this largre,
well-built bung-alow ; full basement, con
crete foundation,', ground 100x100, with
beautiful native trSes. Fine lawn and
garden spot, ""
FRED W. GERMAN CO
7SS Chamber of - Commerce.' '
s Have ' lumber 'haul with $80 per day
revenue:; can . pay for -outfit thie sum
mer; will require $2500,' and you must
be able to shoot at once.- : ' . ;
CsJl at 1621 Mala St. f
, Oreros City. , ,-:tL'
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE. 169-173
8D ST. SALE AT 10 A. M. -t ,:, .
MEETIXO NOTICES
41
B. P. O. ELKS No, 142. Reg
ular roeetlag thia (Thursday)
evening. Elks' temple, 8 o'clock.
Visiting brothers welcome.
M.' B. - SPAULDING. '
.. Seib' v.
, WKBFOOT CAMP NO. SB.
W. O. W., every Friday
night In W. tO. W. Teinple.
, 123 11th st. Members re
suested to be prraenU Vis
itors welcome.'
H. L. BARBDR. Clark. .'
If OUST HOOD TENT NO. IT
' meets every Friday avening at
8 1 1th st.. between Stark and
Burnaide. Degree work this
Friday evening. Visitors cor
dially invited to attend.
JACKSON WALKER,
- Record Keeper. "
SCNNTSIPE CHAPTER,' V. D."' R.
ATM.. E. 89th 'and Hawthorne
Stated -convocation Friday evening.
May ,14, 7:80 p. m. , Visitors wel
come. Order E. H. P.
, - '.Wi J. BRECKKL, Sen. -:
- . . .
OREGON COMMANDEBY. K.
T. Stated eonelav Thurs
day evening at "7 o'clock. Con-aideratioair-of
new. building rite
and investment- therein. V'srds,
social and refresahmenU. . Your attends no is
requeated and expected. . ' ".-.- ir,
O. T. WTBGAND. Recorder.
ALBERT PDXE LODGE. No. 162,
.-,. A. F. at A. at. Stated com
municatiofi tomorrow (Friday) eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock. ' Brother
Dr. W. - A. Lindsay will .favor us
with a abort address. Visiting
. brethren: welcome. : .r
r - G.W. COOK, Secy.
PORTLANl Lodge NoTB5. A." P.
ft A. -, 31. Special eommunics
cation this (Friday) evening. 4:80
o'clock, Masonio- temple. Work in
the M. M. degree. . Visiting ;bretb
w.loome. By order of W. M. --.
H J. HOOGHTON, Secy.
WASHINGTON Lodge No.467TC
F. A A. M. Special oommnni
cation tomorrow (Friday) evening.
7 o'clock.. East Eighth and Buru
aide. E. A. degree. Visitors wei
aont. OMer W. M. -
- I. H. RICHMOND; Secy.
DANCE
Come and dance at Cedarville park at Linna
moa Junction Saturday evening. May 13;-new
floor and good music: everybody waJeoma.-' ' Take
Estacada, Grasham or Ttoutdakv ears at 1st and
Alder. - ' ' ,
SELLWOOD- LODGE; No. 111. A.
F. A A. M. Stated meeting
tomorrow (Friday) evening' at 8
'.o'clock. Visitors welcome. By
order of W: a -
J. H. BUTLER, Secretary.
lfT;.HOOO Lodge No. 157. A. V.
A A. M. Special eommunicatioa
tomorrow (Friday) evening, 7 p. m.
Work in T., C. degree. Visitors wel-
eoms.- By order of W. m.
F. W. EN EE, Secy.
SHRINZR cards: by a Ehrtnav; Smith, printer.
Comsaonwealtb bWg., Sth snd Ankeny.
tOAttl.lM JUMitilMIC a apecialcy; auttuna. ptaa.
Jaecer Sen. 1I1-1IS eta a.
41
GET ready for the
bis picnie rives .
by the - Masters'.
Wardens' and, . Paat
starters' j .aiweclaUon
at Korea tirere for
the . alaaonio and aatera Star boms
aiondajr. May SI. j .
. . - . . ' . v r
THK MASTERS, WARDENS
PAST MASTERS ASSOCIATION-
will hold special meeUni
Friday at 8 o'clock at Acacia club.
Central buildinc Committees will
make reports, regarding picnie at
orrul (irove, 'Msy si; also on
question, of furnishing lnnch to delegates to the
grand lodge. A full attendaaoe ia desired. .By
order, ot the president. '-' "
-LESLIE 8." PARKER, SecreUry.
poLmciiss' night
' Mnltncanah camp No i7T.
, W. O. W., invite aU caadidates
who are members of the W.
O. v'W. to speak, for them
selves at East Bids W. O. W.
hall. E. 6th and Alder Sta.,
Friday night. May 14. aW8
o'clock. Regular meeting fot
members of W. O. W. only.
J. O. WILSON. Clerk.
JOHN SHANNON U O. I WO.
D09, meeta every Thnraday,
8 p. m.. No. 203 V Third a.t.
Visiting brothers welcome.
KENTON LODGE, No. 145. A.
Jr. A A. M. Special commnni
" cation today (Thnrsday), May IS.
Work in 1. C degree at 7 :80
sharp. Visiting brethren welcome.
DEATHS ANP TPXKRALS 7t
SONSUN At the residence, 671 Beecb street,
Anna Sonsnn, aged 9 -years, beloved "mother
of Louis J.. and J. A. Elaaaor, Mrs.-F. H. Wbite
bair and Mrs. A. H. Range, all of this city; sister
of William Joasie. North Flaina. Or.; Peter
Joasie; Hoqttiam. Wash.; Louis Jowie. King City,
Cal.. and Mnfc'Adelene Muir, San Jose, Cal. De
ceased was a member of Multnomah circle. Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, Portland; Schweiner Fraaen
Terein nd Geonania Schwesteen lodge No. 8, all
of Portland. Fbneral aervicea will be held at the
new residential funeral parlors, of Dunning A
McEntee, Morrison t . at 12th. Saturday. May
IS, at 1:30 p. m. 1 Friends invited to attend. In-
tcrtnens ltona Vtj cemetery.
SCHWARTZ In thl city. May 11, Josephine
, Rose Schwarti, aged 43 years, beloved wife of
Fred, mother of Leo, Eva and Nettie Schwarti
of 6414 Forty-sixth street Southeast, - daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Fortier- of Sx. Teter, Minn.
Funeral cortege will leave the new residential
fnneral parlors of Dunning A McEntee, Morrison
street at Twelfth,.' Friday, May 14, at 8:SQ a.
m.. thence to hlr 1 July of Sorrows church. W3d
stock avenue -and Fifty-aeooud street, where re-,
quiem mass will be offered it 9 l m. Friends in
vited to attend. Interment Mount Calvary ceme
tery. " I.-" - . ., .'
BRADFORD At 606 Spokane avenue. May 10,
Nellie Bradford, See 61 years 2 months 26
days, beloved wife of Ueorge P. Bradford. Funeral
aerviees will be held at the funeral chapel - of
Portland crematorium tomorrow (Friday), May
14. at 8 p. m. Friend invited. ' Interment at
crematorium receiving vault. The remains are
at the residence funeral parlors of Walter C
Kenworthy, 1532 and 1534 Thirteenth street,
Sellwood. - ,
HPOHES-MiaaHelenTB,7 beloved daughter of
Mrs. M. M. Hughes of Forest Grove, Or.,
died Wednesday night, after an illnew of two
weeks, i Deceased is survived by her mother. Mrs.
M. M. : Hughes and three sisters, Mrs. William
Dresser, Portland. Or.;. Mrs. Norman Werry,
Boiae, Idaho, and MLss Elva Hughes of New
York -city. Funeral - aervicea will be held at
Forest Grove tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
B LASER At the" reiidenceT 288" Hanjiltou T avaT,
Alay 12, '1920, Fred Blaaer. aged 59 years,
beloved husband of Anna Blaaer, father of Mrs.
J. A. Graf of Tillamook, Or.; Mrs. C. A. Jsmes
of Los Angeles, Cel.; Mr. Theodore. Calouri.
Fred G, and E. J,.' Blaser of Portland, Remains
at Hoiman'a funeral parlors. Third and Salmon
sta. Notice of fnneral later. .
JOHN'S In thia city at hia late residence, 29 H
, North. Ninth -street, MT 12.. Daniel Johns,
aged 67 years, father of Samuel Mettler of Se
attle. WAsh., and cousin of Alex Howe of
Brownjvilie, Or. Funeral service will be held
Friday, May 14. at 10 a. m.. at Finley s, Mont
gomery at. Fifth. Friends invited. ' Brownsville
paper please publish. , f
BKONLEETVE-Funeral aervicea of the late
Thomas Bronleewe. will be held Friday,
May 14. at 2 o. m at the kru :rni.n R.n.
; tist church. Fourth and Mill atreet. Friends in
vited. Interment at Riverview cemetery. J. P.
Finley 6c Son, director. The remains are at
the family residence. 550 Fourth street aonth.
LAMBERT At residence, 64 iEaiF Thirteenth
atreet,- May 13, Oeorge Lambert, age 91 years.
father of Frank W, Lambert. . Funeral wiU be
held from McEntee & Eilers parlor. Sixteenth
ana . sverete, streets, tomorrow (Friday), at 3
p. m. Friends invited. - Interment Riverview
cemetery. -
CBAWFORT fat this citv. Mav 12. Mrs. ll
r A. Cntwfort of 862 Marshall street. Tbe re-
mama are at Finley'a, Montsomery at Fifth.
-louc m xunermi - nereaxter. -
FCXERAL DIRECTORS
Edward HoSmars &. Son
Funeral DirectcTrs -.
THIRD AND SALMON - STREETS.
Main 507, A-1511.
Lady Assistant.
J.P.-OTLEY&S
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9. ', MONTROMEBT AT FIFTH
F. S. DUNNING,, INC.,
THE GOLDEN 'RULE UNDERTAKERS
414 X. Aider st Pnonea Eaat 82. B-522S.
A. D. Kenworthy . Co.
- onoz-0804 ;u ST. p. .. LENTS.
Pbons Tabor 8287. Home Phone D-Sl.
CHAMBERS CO- . '
Funeral Pireetora. '
AU the Conveniences of a Hons. '
Woodlawn SS06. 24A-2SO Ki1lnra.rh
M ENTKB & EILERS. funeral parlors with U
Phone Broadway 2183,. Home A-213S "-.
P. L. Lerch: u"
w . m. ana riawthonu.
" K. W. GABT,E Jk CO !
.... i8aeTf to w' H. Hamilton
1S78 g .lisan. Phone Tsbor 4S1S.
WII.I.ER TRACEY, independent funeral direo-"
aafsa4fl 3rwl eaal aaai na-Bwav aa .
' o. SSO
Main 2601. A-788fl'
, . . 009
R.T.KYRNES
Williaia. v " Woodlswrt 220. .', 'TV
t OWNING M NEMAR. ucCeors to Wilaoa
I . 71 7 ' m mmm I vo, , irvingXOa
LdiMrtct. - East 84..- : -r
A.J?.ZeSler Cn 2 wini.tas av:
Breeze&Snook iSnFl?
43J1, ,',-, trNDERTAKINO CO. Main 4153
CSlfVCWCS A-2321. Cor Third and Ciay.
BTJl'lAL BOIES
Cement Burial Box
LAST FOREVER,- KEEPS THE GRAVE from
sinking-." Now handled by all undertakers. Can
be delivered within hours sf notio. -or eail
laetory. rnces . votumoiat vow.
MOXTTMEIfTS
Portland Marble -Works
' 288 4th st., op. City HsIL Nen Bros. -
BLACSINQ GRANITE Cp
1 2F-3PP ST. AT MAPI SOft
FLORISTS
. Smith's Flower Snop
. - "PorUandTs' Progtessive Florist "
Flowers for All Occasion.-,
Main 7213. T. C'LCKE. Mgr.. Stb and Alder
Geo. Betz & Son
Since
1886
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FTJNERALS
Sod aU occaeions , " 697 WUliama av. Just
en Woodlswn 1812. Joseph Beta, manager-
LUBLIN ER w.Trtriv.8I?BpS
348 Morrison, bet Bdwy. and Park. Msrsh. 287.
S2S Morrison. Pert land Hotel. Mermnall it
LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flow
far all occasion. Phone Main--5348.
MARTTC a FOBBESO.. florista. S84 Waah
iagtonL. .Main 269, A-126S. - Flowers for all
eeeasirns artistically arranged.
CLARE ' BROS., florists. Morrison st. bet 4tb
and Stb. Phone Msiw 7709 Fin flowri
and floral d1rn- No branch store.
Chappell's Vt
THE PEOPI.E'8 FLORAL SHOP. 248 Aldr at.
lost Ann Forvn tl
FOUNDS Metal purse, containing ring and -Asm
LflSTKnlgbt Templar charxa. .-fteward. Dr.
MEETING NOTICES
fond oa
A-
J. L. HiiL Mallory b-
11
REWARD
For the bant letter telling of an experience
ai . a reauK of iing Tbe Journal's and
Pound columns The Journal will nay aa follows:
Best letter $2.8U
Second best letter. ...... 1.S0
Third beat letter 1.00
Get busy at ence and writ out the mwt
sir using. Interesting or unusual - experience you
or your friends - have bad as a result of uing
or reading the "Lost and Found ' ada in Tbe
Journal. Contest eloaea at S p. m Thursday.
May 13. and the -names of the winners will
be published in tbe classified section of The
Sunday Journal May 16. Address your letter to
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGEU.
ORBOOS JOrRNAL.
ARTICLKS fmmd on cars of P. IC. L. A P. Co.,
May 11. 1820: Four parses. pairs glasaea.
1 not book, 1 ring. 2 pina, 1 glove. 1 pair
gloves, 1 pan. 4 packages, 5 lunch boxes. 1
grip, 1 roil wire. 1 hoe. Ownera may obtain
same by calling at Alder st. station.
LOST $60 In $20 bills, with bunch of "kys.
- wrapped in old . handkerchief, between 1022
Vernon avenue and 64 9 Yamhill, on. atreet or
streetcar. Alberta or D. and M-, by elderly
working woman. ' Finder pleas call Woodlawn
4272, receive reward. '
LOST Somewhere between Portland and Van
couver, journal account book about 8x18x1;
has blanket and wool batt account in same with
various firms in the Northwest. Liberal reward.
Return to John P. Wilbur, 783 E. B7th N.
Tabor 1913. V- '
LOST From Columbia river highway atage, be
tween LatnUreUe Falls and Crown Point, a
brown bag bearing the nam of J. F. Smith,
containing oaty clothes. . tnnder wm pn
leave at SU. Charlea hoteL
LOST Small brown fur with green lining on
road to Chapman, Or., between the first and
second bridges crossing the ScappooM creek after
descending the long hill. - Reward. - Phone Main
SI 80 or call 620 Henry bldg.
LOST May 9, 00 or near E. 6 2d, between
Ht Scott and Hawthorn carlines. or on E.
20th between Hawthorne ave, and E. Stark, pair
spectacles in case. Finder pleas call E. 8428
before 9 a. 'm. or after 6 n. m. Reward.
LOST Pocketbook, containing American Ex
press money order. and railroad ticket to New
Tork.. Finder will be rewarded by returning to
Hotel Seward, Claude C. Cook.
LOST A muff.' in Columbia .theatre Sunday
night Finder please call E. L. Skinner at
Broadway 521. or take to' 1070 "AT. Main at.
Reward.
LOST Handbag - at Vista noun on Columbia
' highway, containing money and jewelry. Will
party please keep money aad return jewelry to
448 Lexington ave. .
WILL lady on Sandy or .Foster road who found
brindl dog with . license -57 please call .Sell
wood 178 or Sellwood 2488 again or drop card
to Mrs. Rates, 602 E. 8th L f
F01:NI Sokliers kit marked ' Jamea Larson,
Oregon' containing valuables, recently found
on Cairomia-highway.- Owner apply Red Cross,
62$ Worcester bldg.r
LOST .Black hand baa- on 381 and Belmont st
by the water fountain, on Tuesday, containing
money and lady's watch. Leave at bicycle abop
on corner of SSd and Belmont -
LOST- Black suitcase between 34th and Di
vision and E. 6th and Holladay. Reward.
Auto. 814-01. .
LOST--Gento' gold watch, Monday. Alberta dis
trict. Return to Rex L. Walker. 720 Alberta
st and receive reward. . Wdlo. 1768.
LOST Black lynx fur near Jennings furniture
store Monday night; real reward, no questions
an.no. Banay. 329 waan. st
LOST-A string of pearl beads bet Multnomah
hotel and Market st r keepsake from son in
Franca. Reward. SSO Market Mar. 1288.
LOST Tues. morning, a man's tan purse con
taining small amonnt of money and receipts.
Phone Tabor 5858. Howard.
LADY'S gold Wntch. marked "C. P. to Annie.
Dec. "25. 1886,'' on Inner ease. Phona
East 886. Reward. - - .. '
LOST Young Scotch Collie dog, black collar,
county lieensa 1175. For reward phons Wood
Uwn S104.
LOST White poodle dog. ears yellowish, an
swers to, name of Teddy; reward. 594
MUwaukle. Sellwood, 398. -.
LOST At Baker theatre, blaek, purse, contain
ing - silver and currency. Finder please call
Tabor 1B01 after w p. m. Liberal reward.
LOST- A gold watch and chain. Reward tor
finder, ( all Hain 775.
- ' ' HELP WA5TE P MA LB 1
: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ,
. ALASKAN ENGINEERING OOatMiSSION -
. - - .- . ....'- - '
WANTED
iRaOroad Laborer f or ALASKA
For T. & GOVERNMENT RAILROAD- under
eoawt ruction from- Seward to Fair'
banks. Alaska
EXTRA GANG sad SECTION MEN fee
MAINTENANCE OF WAT
Wares S5 00 oer day. Board SI. SO day. -Skilled
men wiU b given opwitnnrMea an
tbatx Una of work wbwvr possibk.
r STATION MEN. ATTENTION
Station work in th Broad Paat -will be rady
to let in th near future. ;
Hen accepting laborers' : Jobs at this tint
will have opportunity to sacura Station Work
later. . -.. .
For sailing dates sad furtbr inbematloa
apply to
PUBLIC EMPIYMENT BCREAfJ.
811 Pin sc. or
ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION,
Boom 801. New Postofflc Bldg.. Portland. Or.
WANTED BOYS AND GIRLS TO WORK IN
CANDY' FACTORY; ALSO EXPERIENCED
CRACKER PACKERS TO. WOHK IN RAirie.
SHOP. APPLY TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.i E.'
ATU -A la? TV A 7
V S AS Aa'S . LA . , . ' t ..
VULCANIZING shop wants strong young mail.
v who wants to learn th trad; prvuni iprf
nc preferred; smsll wages st start, rapid ad
vancement for right party. must com well
recommended, v Be foreman. Hawthorn vol
cants ing works., 409 Hawthorne,
T. EX-8EBVICE " MEN r
, Register with - ns w .can place you in any
kindt of noaition. '
-KOF C. FREE -EMPLOYMENT , SERVICE, -
itio met mot.- , I'tions Mroatlway 1867.
WANTED First class barber guarantr 128
tpr wtek, 0 over 40. Steady )ob. , For
particulars inouire Lewis Stangsr Barbers' Supply
Co. . "
WANTED Man about BO years of age for fae
tory. to watch occasionally, do janitor work
and odd jobs; ' bachelor .09 widower preferred;
steady work. O-270. JournaL ,
WANTEi A good willing country boy 16 br
17 yeant old, one who can milk and b able
to handle small' milk route; good wages, board
and room, phone Tabor 1698.
WANTED A young man for awning worki
steady job for right person. - Apply at 450 K.
Burnsid st- "' ". - - ,
HA CLING or moving don on 8nnday with . a
larg truck, reasonable charge. Phone WdJn.
6283.
YOUNG man to sell man's and' boys' clothing.
one with experience preferred, Levitt s stor.
4th and Washington.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for salesman with
, Ford car. veuing ilalfier snorg absorbers for
Ford ears snd tracks. Csll 485 Stark st .
SPLENDID OPPORTTjjJ fTY
For the right -boy to learn t brass finishers'
trade; ref erenc required. Oregon Bras works.
HOUSE mover wanted to fignr on moving
buildings. Call at Peninsula Lumber Co. of
fice. Foot of McKenna ave.
WANTED Boy to deliver packages and assist
in store; good opportunity for bright boy.
Apply Detjncr Woolen Co.. 148 6th st.
WANTED Young own to work in greenhouse.
CaR 22d and Z. Mornson sta. -
SOMEONE to help in rooming hous for room
rent. . East 43. 88 Vi Urand ave.
SOWCITOR, good, ' money for hustler; steady
worg, in fortiawa. wiwr. so ,i.
BAKERS and helpers wanted; good pay. Cell
71 Sd st.
HELP. WATTTEil FKMALE
EXPERIENCED short hour waitress. Apply
employment bureau befor 10:30. - Lippman,
Wolf at Co. , , .
WANTED BOTS AND GIRLS TO WORK IN
CANDY FACTORY: ALSO EXPERIENCED
CRACKER PACKERS TO WORK IN HAKE
SHOP. .'.APPLY TltU-BLU BISCUIT CO.. B.
STH ASl DAVIS. ; ..
WANTED 2 cxperiraced dictaphon operators;
must be fast and accurst. . Call Mr. Baker.
Wdln. 2800.
WANTED Girl for activ work,, experience not
reouired. not ottte. position steady Anoly
4Z1- K. Krosaway.
BOOKKEEPER wsnted for general office work;
mostly nandy with typewriter. Union it beet
Meta. A Retinninr Works. East 4811.
SAIESLAblES to sell ladies' ready to wear,
for Saturday only. Levitt's stor. 4 th aad
Wacdilngton
GUtLS wantd for box , factory. Apply at Port
land Cigar. Bex Mfg. Co.. 48 H Last 3d.
GIRL or wgmsn. for bousework; family of 8;
reasonable ages, small bouse. Tsbor '8177.
WANTED Girl -or woman as . housekeeper on
farm, good wages. W-763, Journal. .
WANTED Woman or girl for work in a mall
t - aoarUMtit. . 460 E. 13th st. N., Apt 8.
LOST A WD ?OUHD
HELP WAITED FKMAIF
Do You Want
To Earn a Good Salary
A salarr that is paid while you learn th
business; that inoraaaes frequently as you gain
experience?
Do You Know
How Much Telepfo one.
Operating Employes
Earn?
And what excellent, opportnnitim ' they have
for promotion to executive portions?
Why Not Obtain
the Facts? i
Our employment aupervlsor will gladly Ull
you th factt and will also rxplain t.h many
other advantages of telephone operating for
young women.
Apply a
Telephone Compisv,
Room 601. 6th Floor,
Telephone Building.
Park and Oak Streeta,
The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Company
WANTF.n
TOTTNO WOMAN PKT. 18 AND 28
WITH TYPEWRITER EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED
APPLY
CHIEF OPERATOR WESTERN TJNIOJf
TF.I.FXJRArH CO..
FIFTH Ft.OOR WORCKHTKR BLDO..
THIRD AND OAK KTS.
WANTKO
TOFNO WOMAN BKT. IS AT 56.
WITH TY P BW.R IT K R EXI'EUIENCK
PHKFERRED
APPLY
CHIEP OPERATOR WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.,
FIFTH FIXMiU WORCESTER BLDG.
THIRD AND OAK HTH.
AN EXPERIENCED skirt hand for ladles' attr
ation department. Apply Employment Buree
betor 10 80.
LIPMAN, WOLFE CO.
WANTED Girl to help in confect lonery and
lunch in evenings ; one who lives in vicinity
of 1 Stb snd Wa-hington.
Call afternoon or
evenings, 57 7 Washington.
HELP WAITED MALE
; AND FFMA l.K ' - -
WANTED Men ta learn tb barbar tra.t.l
, reosiv so in. pay whiis laarning; positions
secured; Oregon es-servire men. the rot rue
fr to you. Csll or writ for pe-tirnlsrs and
eatalogu. MOLEU BARBER COLJ aj. 2S
.Barnaide st
MEN WO MEN leara barber trade; war wn'J
learning, positions guaranteed. Mrv. 22 years'
exparienc. Oregon Barber CoUeg. 213 Madtsoav
PORTLAND Barber Ccileg l7i yoa-wbu
learning, gtve yon set of too is frj positwae
aecured. SS N. 2d st
BfSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS tS
33" TO 8500 A MONTH
Are you earning that! Many autvavbile
rprrts' are. You may join th high salaried,
skilled nterhante ranks if yrwe take M.aa
tage of tbe gas enginerint eowrvr offered
by tb LEAIUNG ACTO SCHOOL OF THsS
WEST, WITH A RKCjHI OF MoKS
Bi rCESSFVL GRADUATED THAN AN X
OTHER SCHOOL.
Invvstigat. saroll and don't pay us a cent
until you r convinced that we'll deliver the
goods. That's f sir, isn't Ht
Writ for our 31 88-pag catalogue. Its
fr. Ak for Book No. 6.
OUR COURSES ARE FREE TO
OREGON KX-SKRVK E MEN
ADCOX AUTO AND GAS ENGINH
SCHOOL
UNION AVENUE AND WASCO 8TREET
. BUSINESS COI.LEGs.
I.arf e-t in th West,
, ASSURES . EVERY GKADCATB
" A J-08ITION.
Enroll any tun of year.
DAT SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL,
I'hon. call or writ for ft success
catalog.
-ahi3Ci5lHcs5
A Puaillon for Earh Gradusta.
ALISKY BUILDING
LEARN TEI.EGRAPRT
Young men and women wanted. Call 484
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid .ppportnriiy
to learn a well paid imrfessiosv Fr booklet.
Fairway Telegraph Inxtitnt.
LINK 8 BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping.
.stenography, civiJVsarvic. sec rets rial, special
course. Expert testliers; dsy and night; enroll
now. Phone Broadway 80H3
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Techr' Agency. tKnroll
fr. Frank K. Welles, former aol-tant tat
Sept.. mgr., N. W. Bank blda Phons Main lll.
8ALKHME WVA 7t J F. D 88
LARGE automobile concern, desire th serv
ices of a new car salesman. On who has
had previous automobile experience preerred
snd who can gt results handling a standard and
very well known mak of car. Reference re-
8 uired. Stat age and previous experience. U
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SALESMEN ' wanted to sell a tin that Is in
demand. A money maker for aalenman and
pvrc baser. Address, Capital City Nursary Co..
Bslem. or -
EATmE"MMERCiAT8rffrrof:
Miss T.erina Buck el privat school; indi vidua
instruction. 122 4 Grand ave. East 4 27.
RELIABLE salcmsn with car will consider
traveling for factory or Jobber; liar best
local reference, i Ad'lreas P. O her 686, city.
SITrATIONS MALE
WORK" wanted.! 0 a. m. to p. m., by ex-
soiuier. Lea vs word at 578 Irving at. Not
particular. J
HOUSE" painting, paperlianging and tinting: ex
perienced workmen, moderate prices. Tele- .
phone Main 383.
GET your painting, kalsomlning, decorating and
sign work don before the mh .season. 180
RGliaan. Phime Tabor 266,
A-l B OO KK fe E P E It t y pTa t and general office
man deairea rioalUon with reliaMe firm. W
478. Journal
ROOFS' renhingW a' spUlty. Baacham. I'hon
E. 1 201
GTrDENER Ijiwns leveled, seeded and rolled.
Phone Kt 62 6. bet. 6 and H p. m.
WHEN you want your house reabincled call
A a to. 31290. Work giiarsntd rirtelaa.
c3RPENTER"and-eontractor, 5"hbing; anything
in th building line. Eaat 8858.
PAINTING and-tinting by experienced workman.
EU mates fre. Call East 8824. .
CEMENT work of all kinds; houses rained.
Automatic 261-11 and then call Lenta 5312.
FAINTING7nrhanging. Untfng8ur86aa.'
SITTJATIOKfV FEMALT;
IJkCy.. scrim, msrriuireLte, ciiruirui. drarerles,
fancy clothes hand laundered; i-rt. East
6196.
ALL KINIiS of curtain band laundered. Tabor
813. 298 E. 4 9th.
LACE SCRIM "MarqulaetU curtains, clotbs. I..n1
laundered; experts. failed for. East 6196.
FOR practical nurs call Tabor 1996. "
DRESSMAKING
4.
SUITS. COATS, DREH8E8
mad and remodelled. : Irresemaking dept. Fn
poritrai Dys Works. 849 M'imnn Bdwy, 42.'.f).
HEMSTITCHING, 8c and lfc er yard.
K. Broedwav E. end of bridge.
1M
INFANTS Isrettes made to order. Wd n. -'' ',
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