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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1920.
FRENCH SAILER IS
FIXED TO LOAD
OOF
Announcement of the charter of
the French bark Pierre' Antonine,
2030 tons, is anounced for Portland
! loading:. Wheat or barley for the
United Kingdom by Straua & Co.
This is the first charier of a Bailing
vessel for outward rrain to be -an-.
pounced" during; the pas six years.
The Pierre Antonine In an old -trader
in Portland and during the days of the
French bounty act made frequent trips
to this port.
S. S. ROSE CITY II 10 PORTED
SOLD TO ADMIRAL LINE
Passenger and freight service between
Portland and San Francisco will prob
ably be restored to a pre-war condi
tion in the near future. Sale of the
steamship Rose City to the Admiral line
Is reported on the waterfront and the
changing of the steamships President
' and Oovernor from the Seattle run to
Portland as a terminal is contemplated.
During the past four years l'ortiand
M been struggling along with the Hose
.?-.City, out every 10 days; the City of To
peka, sailing once a fortnight, and
steamers of the McCormick line at ir
regular intervals. The steamship Bear
was lost on Cape Mendocino June 15,
1916. After the outbreak of the war the
sister ship. Beaver, was commandeered
by the government. The Northern Pa
cific and the Great Northern, operating
from Flavel, were drafted into the
transport service and Portland was left
. with the old Hose City and haphazard
-sailings of me steam schooners.
Passenger business between California
ports and Portland is now at the top
and frequent sailings will further stim
ulate, travel by water.
CAI
GRAN
GASOLINE MAY BE SUPPLIED
BY SHIPS FROM GULF PORTS
Organization of a steamship service
between Gulf ports and Portland and
Fuget Sound, which v. Ill relieve gaso
line shortage in this district and supply
the great ilemand for sulphur, cotton
and other, products of the South, is be
ing planned by firms at New Orleans
ar'l Oalveston.
This statement was made this morn
ing y Walter Parker, general manager
of the New Orleans Association of Com
merce, who,, with J. A. Landry, head of
'' the International Storage Warehouse
company, spent the day in the city in
specting terminal facilities and gather
ing knowledge of possible return car-
goes. ' . ' '
"During the last year we have ex-"
: ported millions At gallons of independ
ent gasoline, which could be sent to this
territory as well - as any other," said
Landry, 'We have no shortage in the
South."
; Final plans for , the service will be
' made after the New Orleans men visit
Seattle. .
5-MASTED SCHOONER
XAUNCIIED BY MONARCH CO.
From the ways of the Monarch Ship
building company at, North Portland the
five masted schooner Ecola was success
fully launched at 1 o'clock this after
noon. Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, daugh
ter of Lee Hawley Hoffman, and grand
daughter of W. J. Burns , of Balfour.
Guthrie & Co., was sponsor. The craft
Is owned by Captains Haskins and Rey
nolds and the Balfour, Guthrie company,
and will load lflmber for the West Coast.
STEAMER TO CARRY 7000 ! .
TONS OF. FLOUR TO ATLANTIC
W. R. Grace & Co.. will dispatch 7000
tons of flour to the Atlantic seaboard on
the steamship Eastern Cloud, due off
the river . this afternoon from Puget
Sound. The Eastern Cloud is a shipping
board vessel and was built in Japan-.
She is commanded by Captain J. E.
Brinker, a well known navigator on the
Pacific coast. Announcement of the dls-
patching of the Eastern Cloud from
Portland increases the amount of ton
. nage for outbound grain shipments from
the Columbia. : .
rV,i ' r . '
New Master Named
San Francisco. May 19. (I. Nl S.)
Hans Mlcheen has replaced T. A. Jam-
ieson as master of he steamer Klamath.
. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
With passenprers and freight for San
Francisco the steamship Rose City nailed
at 10 o'clock thin morning. She carried
a full cargo of 250 passengers.
The steamer Willamette of the Mc
Cormick fleet is loading lumber at the
St. Helens mills. She is due to sail on
Friday with passengers and freight.
UnitPd States Inspectors Mwnnis and
TRANSPORT ATIOX
Astoria and Way Points
Str. Georiana
Mound Trfp Dally Cvcep Friday)
Laava PORTLAND 7:10 a. m.
ALDER STRICT DOCK.
Laava ASTORIA :00 p. m.
' t FLAVEL DOCK.
FARE 1.6B EACH WAV.
Special a la Carta Dining Servica.
Direct Connections for South Beaches.
Night Boat Daily ,8 P. M.
Main 1422. 341-22.
THE NARKINS TRANSPORTATION OO.
f
San Francisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
DEPARTS 10:00 A. M.
.Wednesday, May 19
FROM AIN8WORTM DOOR
FARE INCLUDES BERTH AND Meals
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 3RD AND WASH.
phone main seao
FREIGHT OFFICE. AIN8WORTH DOCK
PHONE BROADWAY 263
THE SAN FRANCISCO A PORTLAND
- S. S. COMPANY.
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
2:30 P M. DAILY. Except Thursday)
' FARE $1.65. including Us
TALYOR STREET DOCK
Phonas Main S06B, 511-4S
STEAMER
For SAX FRAXCISCO
Saillnf Thorsday at I: SO P. M.
CHEAP RATES
M, BULLA M. A real
Third St. fhaitf Mais tt
Wynn today set the date for inspection
of the steamship Aquarius for Thursday.
The steamer Olympian will go on dry
dock for repairs on Thursday and on
the first of June will go ion the excur
sion run between Portland and Cascade
Locks.
I News iof the Port I
Arrival! May 1
Oleom, American ateamer, from Fort San
Luis. . OU." ....; "... j. ....-I
M ARISE ALMASAC '
. , Weather at River's Meuth
North Head, i May 1 . Condition at tha
mouth of the -river at noon: Sea smooth;
wind northwest, 20 miles; weather clear.
- ; TI4M at Astoria Thursday
High 'Water " Low Water
1:45 a. in., 10. 9 feet 8:54 a. m.. -1.6 feet
3:08 p. m., 7.8 feet 8:44 p. m., 2.7 feet
TJAILT RIVER READINGS
8 a. m.. Pacific time "
It
-Z s
a tsta
STATIONS.
Wenatchee ,
Lewiston . . .
Umatilla ...
40 22.0 '1.4 I 0.00
22 11. O . 2 j 0 . 00
25 13.6 1.1 0.00
40 18. 01 0.9 0.00
10 " . -0.2 0.00
20 4.8 "0.3 ( 0.00
20 S.2 0.2 j 0.00
12 4.3; "0.4 0.-00
15 11.2! 0.7 j 0.00
Tha Dalles'
Eugene
Albany . . . ,
Salem . . . .
Oregon City
Portland . ,
. .
)Rise. (-)FelL - !
KITES FORECASTS
Tha Willamette river at Portland will con
tinue to rise slowly during the next two or three
days, reaching a. stage of about 12.9 feet Sat-
ud-, , ' . . . I
AT SEIOHBOEllfOi PORTS
Astoria. May 19. bailed during the night,
stetamer Daisy Gadsby, for Grays Haibor. Ar
rived at 6:25 a. m., stetamer Oieum, from.
-Port San Luis. . i .
Ban Francisco, May 10. -Sailed tl 1. m..
steamer Tiverton, for Portland, i . .-
Ran Francisco; May 18. Sailed at 10 a. m..
steamer Klamath, for Portland. Sailed at 4
p. in., steamer Oleon, for Portland. Sailed at
4 p. m.. schooner Golden Shore, in tow of
tug Storm King..' ' I
Yokohama. May 8. Arrived; stetamer Mon
tague, from Portland. i
San Francisco. May 19. (I. N- 8.) Ar
rived May 18 : i Steamer Curacao, Cortnto via
Los Angeles, 1 1 :25 a. m.; Editor. New Orleans
via Balboa, 11:35 a. m. ; Daisy Matthews, Re
dondo. 4:40 p. m. ; Acme, Bandon, 6 p. m. ;
Westport, Union Landing, 6 :35 p. m. ; Colom
bia. Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu, 9:20
p. m. Hailed May 18: Destroyer Farragut for
cruise. 7:35 a. m. ; steamer Klamath, Portland.
10:10 a. m. ; Governor, Los Angeles, 11:25 a.
m. ; President, Victoria' and Seattle. 11:83 a.
M. ! Sonoma, Sydney via Honolulu, 2:35 p. m.;
Frank D. Stout, Astoria. 2 :65 p. m. ; Olen,
Portland, 3 :Wi p. m. ; schooner Golden Shore.
Columbia river (in tow tog Storm King), 4:30
p. m.; Elisabeth, Bandon, 4:30 p. m. : Asun
cion. Los Angeles, 5:05 p. to.; Arctic, Fort
Bragg, 5:20 p. pi. ; gas schooner Coquelle. Fort
Bragg, 6:80 p. m. ; Fair Haven, Punt Arenas,
7:4 5 p. m. : Johanna Smith. Marshfield, 8 ;80
p. m.s Prentiss, 'Albion, 11:10! p. m.
San Francisco, May 19. (1. N. S.) Ar
rived: Unimak. Westport. Cal., 7:50 a. m.;
F. 8. Loop. Port Gamble, noon. Sailed: Barge
Fullerton, in tow tug Fearless.! Port San Luis.
8:10 a. m. : U. 8. tug Navigator, cruise, 7:40
a. m. ; Tiverton, Portland. l:15i a. m.
Papete Arrived : Barkentinei Retriever, from
aea, in distress. 1 - : J- f -
Honolulu. . May 18. (I. N. S.) Sailed:
Schooner Bainbrklge, for Puget iSound ports.
. San Diego, May 17. (I. N. 8.) Arrired:
8. 8. Lake Frenohton. from iBellingham and
Tacoma. . - i . .1 : '
San Pedro, May 18. L N. S.)" ArriTed:
8. S. F. H. Buck, from Ererettt Admiral Dewey
and Admiral Schley, from Seattle. May 17, ar
rived: S. S. Lyman Stewart, from Seattle.
Victoria, May 19. (L N. S.) Passed:
S. S. Kika Maru, from Nanaimo, 6:30 a. m.
rawd out: S. S. Parana, at 2 a. m.
VancouTer, May 19. (I. IN. S.) . 8.
WsllinRford. from San Francisco. May 18. ar
rired: . S. 8. Captaian .A. F, Lucas, from Port
Ban Luis. I
Ocean Falls. B. C. May 18j L N. 8.)
Arrived: 8. 8. J. .A. Moffett. from San Pedro.
Bellingham,. May 18. I. Jf. S.) Arrived:
8. 8. EasternGate, from Seattle.
Everett, May 1 18. (I. K. 8 J Sailed: 8. 8
Phyllis, for San Pedro. , i i
Mukilteo, May 1 .. ( I. ft. S. ) Arrived :
Barge Big Bonanza, from San Francisco in tow
S. S. Saginaw, i
Port Townsend. May 19.4 (L. N. 8.)
Passed out: A : Pacific Agnerican 'Fisheries
steamer, at 8:30 a. m. Passed in: Bark W.
T. Latvia, for Seattle, in tow tug Forest T.
Crooby, at 10:40 . a. m.: 8. S.. Tosemite. for
Seattle, 10:50 a.' m. May 18i arrived: Bark
William T. Lewis, from Great Britain, via Bal
boa, 6 p. m. i I i
Point WelU, May 18. (I. N. 8.) Arrived:
Barge 95, in tow S. S. -Kicbmond. at 11:45
P. m...' ..!.". 1 . I '
Tacoma.'' May 19. L NJ 8.) Arrived:
8. S. Queen, from Seattle. May 18. sailed:
& 8. Indo Maru, for Oriental ports.
Seattle, May 19. (L N. S.) Arrived,
steamship Saginaw from San Francisco via
Mukilteo, 7 :30 a. m. Arrived. May 18,
stetamer Jefferson from Southeastern Alaska,
6:30 p. m. ; Richmond from! San Francisco,
via Point Wells, 11:45 p. to. Sailed. May
18, motorship Lady Mine for Ketchikan; Ad
miral Farragut for San Diego,; via San Fran
cisco, 10 p. an. ' i . ;
' .Ketchikan. May . 18. (I. N. 8.) Sailed,
ateamer City of Seattle, southbound. 1 a. m.
Adelaide, May 18. -(I. Ni, 8.) Arrived,
barkentine Aurora from Mukilteo, thence Feb
ruary 11. i
Balboa, May 17. XI. N. Is.) i Arrived,
steamer Brahebolme from Vancouver, B. C.
via iacusii,
Oregon! Co-eds Are
Debate Champions
Over Washington
University iof Oregon, fcugene. May
19. The University of Oregon -won the
Oregon-Washington co-ed debate cham
pionship Tuesday night when both teams
won from the University ofj Washington.
Oregon affirmative, which debated
here, composed of Elaine Cooiper, Port
land, and Edna Sparling, Victoria, B. C,
won 2-1 from Aryness Joy and Florabeil
Ludington, Washington negative.
Oregon negative. Ethel Wakefield,
Long Beach, Cal., and Jennie Maguire,
Portland, debated at Seattle, winning
the decision 3-0. The question was, "Re
solved, That i American Labor Should
Support a Political Party j of Its Own.','
The judges were B. 1 K. Mulkey, Frnk
E. Hilton, and M. M. Matthieson, all of
Portland. i ,!
J. F. Given, Realty
Broker, Drops Dead
i ;
John F. Given, a real estate broker
with office at 512 Gerlinger building,
dropped dead on the sidewalk at North
Ninth and Burnside streets at 6 :30
o'clock this morning. He was identified
by letters and papers in his pockets, but
his residence; address was not given.
Tha body was taken in charge by the
coroner. " i
Wage Bonuses Given
By Ladd and Tilton
Edward Cookingham, -president of the
Ladd & THton -bank, announced to the
employes of the Bank Tuesday afternoon
that the board of directors had granted
a 5 per cent bonus of annual salaries
to all who had been in the service of
Oie bank for at least one year and a
propprtionate amount to those who have
been employed ior a shorter period. This
bonus, as well as several j given during
1919. was authorized to offset the in
creased cost of living.
DOW V. WALKER
,j For Pelrgate to the
KEPrBUCAV XATIOVAt
CONTENTION
(Two to Elct) (Paid Ao.)
CARRANZA TAKEN.
HOUSTON REPORTS
Houston, Texas, May 19. (U. P.)
President Carranza has been cap
tured by revolutionists, according to
unconfirmed advices reaching " here
today.
The report was received by radio by
the Oil Weekly here. It said the. cap
ture was effected early today. General
Obregon forwarded passports to Car
ranza and ordered him to leave the
country immediately, the report said.
Gearhart Beach
Hotel Plans Are .
To Be Submitted
Plans for the construction of a tour
ist hotel at Gearhart beach will be pre
sented tq, stockholders; In a corporation
recently organized for ; the purpose at a
meeting in the blue room of the Port
land hotel Friday noon. A' committee
consisting of J. Ci. Ainsworth, Julius L.
Meier! and J. R- Bowles is in charge of
the work and will render a report at the
meeting. Stock to the value of $165,000
already has been sold and it is proposed
to begin building operations when $200,-
000 has been subscribed.
Hard surface paving on the lower Cs
lumbia highway is nearly completed and
after July 1 it will be possible to make
the trip to Seaside by automobile in five
hours, according to Meier. Promoters of
the hotel project believe that tourist pat
ronage from June to October would eas
ily fill the 500 rooms called for in the
architect's plans, r ' . .
Tipperary , Kerry,
And Limerick Send
Blue-Eyed Colleens
New! York, May . 19. Blue-eyed s Col
leens from County Cork, Limerick, Tip
perary! and Kerry and ' hundreds of
ruddy I cheeked, lads from Old 1 Erin
landed at Ellis Island today and were
given a great ovation by their kindred
of the i United States. - These bewilder
ing Irish 4 maids; with their, long black
lashes, ! and the robust boys made a
merry time of it as they swung their
gripsacks and suitcases through the
immigrant gates. ' i
The isteamship Baltic ' brought about
1000 of them and the Carona of' the
Cunard line about half that number.
Boy Scouts Given
Merit Badges for
First Aid Activity
Ashland, May 19. Merit badges for
first . aid were conferred on two ' first
class scouts of Troop 1,-John and Archer
Hoyt,: at an examination held by the
local Boy Scout council. Saturday
Troop 2 of the local Boy Scouts hiked to
King's i cabin, eight miles up Ashland
canyon- .
Mrs. H. H. Palmer, a pioneer resident
of this section, fell on a stairway and
suffered a fractured arm.
Three Counts Are
Returned Against
"Mrs. Lark Evans"
Medford. Or.. May 19. The grand Jury
returned three indictments against the
young woman known as Mrs. ' Lark
Evans under her maiden name of Mil
dred Coe, in connection with the sensa
tional jitney robbery case of W. O. White
of Grants Pass, of which Evans was
found guilty some time ago and . sen
tenced to 15 years in t the penitentiary,
and whose case has been appealed to the
supreme court. ' " i '
One Indictment charges larceny of
White's! auto, another stealing and the
last with unlawful relations with Lark
Evans. ! She is held under $500 bond
which she furnished. :
SEW TODAY
TAKE THIS !
A Paying
Cafeteria
fn the second largest city an Oregon. 1
Modern equipment throughout;, good
lease: substantial trade: - central lo
cation; well established i s complete.
Price $3500
TEBMS GIVE3T
OW3rEfi'XEAVISO THE CITY
FOB IMMEDIATE SALE SEE .
0. W. T. MUELLHAUPT & CO.
U. 8. 3TAT. BANK B1BG.
Telephone Bdwy. S8S8 .
Send Us Yoar Old Carpets
v We Call and teliver
Old Bugs and Weolea Clothing.
vWo'Maks Keyerslble, Haad.vrorii
FLUFF RUGS.
Boom Size Fluff Bags Warn 1179
Bag Bags Worea All Siiea
Clothes CleanlBg and Dyeing Dept.
Hall Ordera Send for Booklet
: Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleanings
fxlS Bugs, Steamed Cleaned, tUt
WE8TEBK FLUFF BUG CO. -(4
tJaloa Ave. IT. Phone East eils
WE CALL FOB TOT7B OLD
CABFBTS
Bngs and Woolea Cotblag
FLUFF RUGS
All Wort Tamed Oat Promptly
Bag Bl Warea All Stses
Mail Orders Sead for Book ,
let Carpets Cleaaed,
Laid mad Befitted
N0RTT.7EST RUG CO.'
188 EAST EIGHTH 8TKEKT
. . PUOKE EAST SiSS
" :: . .
KEW TOD AT :
aJ
GARAGES
Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
Material and Workmanship Guaranteed
- Firrt Class ...
" Sand foe Circular
RKOIMADE PUILOINfl CO.
315 E. 11th St Phone E. 5114
TWO BLOCKS SOUTH Os- HAWTHORNE
PORTLAND, OR. ,
We CaU and DeUrer
Old Carpets and Bscs Mads Into
FLUFF RUGS
Rag Rugrs. Carpet Cleaning: and Re
fitting:. Mail ordera Send
Xor Booklet.
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
1184 East Stark , Tabor 71
sValesrooms West Park aad Xamkltt
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow '
MEETING NOTICES
41
GET ready for the
bis picnic given
by the Masters',
Wardens' and Past
Masters' association
at Forest Grove for
the Masonic and Eaatern Btar home fund on
aaonaay. May 81.
DANCE
Portland Council of Se
curity Benefit association will
aire a dance Thurs. evening,
May 20. at W. O. W. hall.
128 11th st; 4 -piece or
chestra and everybody wel
come. - .
DANCE
Come and dance at Cedarville park, at Linne
man Junction, Saturday evening. May 22; new
floor and good music; everybody welcome. Take
Eatacada, Greshass. or Troutdale cars at First and
Alder sta. . -
WAVEKIET LODGE. C. D-. A.
F. and A. M. Stated cora
munic&tioD will be held at Waver
ley hallj E. 26th and Clinton sta.,
tomorrow (Thursday) night. May
20. at 8 o'clock. Visitine brethren
welcome.
By order of W. M.'
H1' E. YERKfXDER. SecreUry.
U.AXail)E LOIXJEI No. 163,
A. V. and A. M. Special com
munication tomorrow (Thursday),
7 p. m. Work in M. M. degree.
Temple Thirty-ninth and Haw
thorne. Visitors welcome. . By or-
der of W.
JAMES S. GAT JR.. Secretary.
PALESTINE 1 LOIKJE NO. 141,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated: com
munication tonight at 7 :30 o'clock.
. Work in E. A. degree. Viaitorj
welcome. By -Order of W. M.
Arleta station. Mt. Scott car.
W. g. TOWNSEND, Sec.
COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. A.
F. AND A. M. . Special com
munication tomorrow (Thursday)
evening, at 1 :30 . o'clock. Ixibor
in the M. M. degree. Visiting
brethren always welcome. By or-
FRED L. OLSON. Sec
der W,
DORIC LODGE. A. F. AND A.
, M. Stated communication
Doric lodge. 182 A. F. and A. M.,
at Masonic hall. St. Johns, this
(Wednesday) -evening. May IB, 8
o'clock. Work in the M M. derrtML
Vlslton welcome. ' A. W. DAVIS. Sec.
KOBE CUT Camp No. 191. Wood
men or. tne World, meeU every
Thursday evening at 8 p. m., at
Kussell street. Members an
requeated to attend.
P. J. KNIS. IV C.
J. W. BOOTHE. Clerk.
m" t REGULAR .meeting this
rt .""Q (Wednesday) evening at 8
ociocc. e.. tn and Aldrrl
si. Trura degree. Feed. Visit
ing T)rotber cordially welcome.
A. A. NOBLE, N. G.,
a. a.- bi akk, Bee
LODr;-. KfcGLLAR " meeting tomorrow
evening - inursday), 7:80
o'clock. Baker halL Eillines-
nrsa worth 'and Albina avas. Third
degree. Visitors always welcome.
GEO. C. OLSON. N. G., .
C. E. WIIySON. Sec.
SAMARITAN LODGE No. 2, . I. O:
: O. F. Meets everv Wediiesdav
'oarv- evening at 8 o'clock. Odd Fellows'
temple, 221 Alder st. Second nomination of
officera. ' Third niegree tonight. . Visiting broth
ers always welcome. JESSE T. JONES, Sec. - .
. F. W. KROLL, N. G.
ALBERTA LODGE, U. D., A. F. A
A. M. Special communkAtion
this (Wednesday) evening at 7:80
o'clock. F. C. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome. By order of
W. S7. W. W. CURTIS, Sec.
THE MACCABEES
Portland Tent No. 1 Regeular review every
Thursday evening, at hall. 40S) Alder at. All
members urgedto be present. Vitnting Sir Knights
always Welcome. GI-JO. L. xfAKC.lt, N. K.
DAUGHTERS of Isabella will give dance,
Thursday evening. May 2ft. at Cathedral hall
instead of Friday.
BHRINER cards by a Bhrrner; Smith, printer.
Commonwealth bldg., 8th and Aakeny.
EMBLEM JEWELRT a specialty ; snttona. ptnaT
Jaeger Brae. 131-188 6tk at.
DEATHS AKD FTXTrEBAl,S
75
STICKNET At resMenoe, 206 13th St., May
18, Arthur E. Stffckney. aired 50 years, hus
band of Mrs. Grace Stickney and ; brother of
Mrs. C. E. Miller. Gooding, Idaho, : The re
mains will be forwarded by McEntee It Eilers
to Edmond, Kan..- - - -'. - -. ' '
BAKR -At Hoquiam, Wash.. May 1871820,
Mrs. J. E. Baer. Friends invited to attend
the funeral services at Holms n's funeral parlors.
Third and Salmon streets, at 10 a. m. tomorrow
(Thursday), May 20, 1920. Interment Beth
Israel cemetery.
ADNOLD The funeral services of the late Nora
Theresa Arnold will be held Thursday. May
20, at the Ascension church, Seventy-sixth and
Morrison, where requiem mass will be offered at
9 a. m. Interment at Rose City cemetery. Ar
rangements in care of Miller A Tracey.
BARCLAY In-thia city. May 181920, Law
rence Barclay, aged 72 years. Friends in
vited to attend the funeral services at Holm an 's
for eral parlors. Third and Salmon streets, at 4
p. m. tomorrow (Thursday), May J20, 1020.
I:Ui-rment Greenwood cemetery.
KIIAMER At the residence, 493Eat Seven
teecth street north, Mayl 18. 1920, Fred P.
Kramer, aged 4 years. Funeral servicea at Hol
man's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon ' streets,
at 2:30 p. m. today (Wednesday). May 19,
1920. Interment Beth Israel cemetery. .
PAUL In thia city. May 18. Katherine Paul.
ared 28 years, late of 412i Larrabee sr. The
at ening by . J. P. Finlry A Son to W esterville.
evening by J. P. Finley A Son to Westeville.
Ohio, wherj services will be held and interment
made,
KRAMER .At the residence. 493 Kt H-rtn-teonth
street north.. Mar 18, 1 1-'0.. Saunel
P. Kramer. Fenrt srvic.s at Holmui s .o
neral parlors, Third end Sr.Urnn !rtet,-, at 2 HO
p. m. today (Wednesday), May 19. 102O. In
terment Beth Israel cemetery.
POSNER At' the residence, 498 East Seven
teenth street Berth, May 18. 1020, Jennia
Power, aged 61 yean. Funeral services st Hoi
man's funeral parlors. Third aad Salmon streets,
at 2:30 p. - m. today Wednesday ). May L9,
1920. Interment Beth Israel cemetery.
HATS-In this city. May 16. 1920, John H.
Hays, aged 56 years. Remains at Hoiman s
funeral parlors. Third aad Salmon street. No
tice of funeral later - m
. M
. M.
7t
EOSSMAS In. this city, at hia UU raoidence.
208 E. 69U st. N., May 17. Emmit William
Ronsman, asd 68 rear, hnsbaqd of 4aos Koaa
man, father of Roy G. and E. Blaine Rossnuua
and Mrs. Mabel Krows of Seattle. Wash.; step
father of Vera Siiaddick and James Goode of
this city. Mrs. Mildred Kease of ' Vancouver,
Wash., and Mrs. Jennie Miller of Walla Walla..
Wasb. Funeral services will be beld Thursday,
May 20, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Kinley'a. Mont
comery at 5th. Friends inrited. Incineration
at the Portland Crrmatonum. -
GREEN In this city. May 18, John W. Green.
age 60 years. 1'ast master ot Mount Tabor
lodge, A. V. A A. M., No. 42 ; pant patron of
Corinthian chapter, O. E. S. No 54 j member
Al Kader Temple. Ancient Arable Order of
Nobles of the Mystic Bhrie; W. O. W. No. 77.
and Multnomah Typographical - anion.' Funeral
services will be held Thursday, May 20, at 2
p. tru, from the Portland crematorium, under
the auspices of Mount Tabor lodge No. 42.
Friends invited. Funeral arrangements care of
Ericson Umiertating Co,
WIGGINS At the residence, 241 Clay street.
May 1.8. 1920. George B. Wiggins, aged 56
years, beloved husband v of Helen Wig
gins, and brother of Frank , Wiggina of Astoria.
or. rnenas invixea to attend tne tunerai
services at-Holman's funeral parlors. Third and
Salmon streets, at 2 p. m., Saturday, May 22,
1920.. Interment Lone Fir cemetery.
DUFF In this city, at hia lata residence, 898
r. salmon at.. May 18, James Duff, aged 77
years, husband of Elizabeth Duff, father of
James W. Duff of this city and Bird Duff of
New York city.- The remains are at Finley'a,
Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral here
after. PANNLER The funeral services of the. lata
Ka.sper Pannier, aged 80 years, who died in
Hillsdale. Or.. May 18. 1920. will be held tor
morrow (Thursday) . May 20. at 2 p. m., from
We church of Hulsdaie, by Bertha station.
Friends invited. Interment Greenwood ceme
tery. Directors, Skewes Undertaking Co,
REM IM AN In thia city. May 18. Catherine L.
Remiman. The remains are at Flnley's, Mont
gomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Edward Ho Unman & Son
" Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS.
Main 607. A-151L
Lady Assistant.
X P. FINIEY & S'
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
MAIN 9. MONTGOMERT AT FIFTH.
F. S. DUNNING,. UNC.
THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder st. Phones East 82. B-522S
A. D. ; Ken worthy & Co.
6802 8804 2D 8T. 8. E.. LENTS.
Phone Tabor 8367. . Home Phone D-81.
CHAMBERS CO.
Funeral Directors.
All the Conveniences of a Horn.
Woodlawn 8806. 248-280 Killingsworth art.
MENTEE A EILERS. funeral pa norm with ali
the privacy of a home, 16th and Everett sta.
Phooev Broadway 2183. Borne A-218S.
Eat 781
P.L.Lerch Mn-H"h...
B-I888
UNDERTAKERS. 1 1 th and H.wthovna.
K. W. GABLE it CO. '
.... Bne?,r w- HamOtoa -
1978 B -Iaan. Phone Tabor 4S1.
MnXEB A TRACET. independent funeral direct
. tors. Prices as . low a 820. 840 860
Washington at Ella. Main 2601 a.tS
R. T.BYRNES
- New residence es-
Wtlliame ave Woodlawn 220.
i'OWNING A M'NEMAK. cucceaaora to WUsoa
A- ROSS- UnltRnlH, h A Vmm V.K
Irrtngtoa
niMnct Jtast
84.
i.I?.ZeiSer Crt 62 WUU-ms Ave.
i.JfV.CHllCr WO. East 1088. O-1088
Breeze&Snook To12;64
QUranroa UNPERTAKING CO. Main 4153
OltVCWCS A-2321. Cor. Third and Clay.
BURIAL BOXES
' Cement Burial. Box
LAST FOREVER. KEEPS THE GRAVE from
sinking.- Now handled by all undertaken. Oaa
be delivered within 4 hours ' of notice, or call
factory. Prices 840. 845. Columbia 969.
MONTJMB1TTS
PortBand Marble Works
' 266 4th St., op. City Ball. Ten Bros, '
I BUESING GRAfllTE C?
FX,OBI8TS
Smith's Flower Sltop
: "Portland's Progressive Florist. "j:
" Flowers for AB Ooeaaiona.
Mala 7215. T. a LUKE. Mgr., 6th and Alder,
, Geo. Betz & Son
Sine
1885
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and all occaatona. 697 Williams ave. Just
call " Woodlawn 1812. Joseph Beta, manager.
LUBLINER wSv.8
S48 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Park. Marsh. 28T.
828 Morrison. Portland HoteL Marshall 768.
LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flowers
for al) occasions. Phone Main 5545.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists. 854 Waaa
- ington. Main' 269. A-1269. Flowers foe all
occaair.B artittically arranged. - ,
CLARE BROS., florists. Morrises sL bet- 4th
and 6th. Phona Main ' T709. Fin flowers
and floral designs. No branch store.
Cfcappell's
N. W. Bank bldg. Mala
6116. 331 Morrison s.
THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 346 Alda at.
IjOST AND FOUNT
11
DARK-ETED man. weight about 150. aged 85,
ss.turH.v Kit IS. sorrel saddle horse
with crooked neck, star in forehead, weight
at.ont 1 000 lbs.. Did not return him. Reward
of $10 for return of horse or information lead
ing to arrest of man. Montgomery Livery Barn,
3fO Fmnt st. ' "
iist in iVilnmhia Park Monday afternoon
during Elliot-Davis came, hoy's dark mixed
Wearpledge coat, from Ben Belling, scout oaage.
Red. Cross and Sunday school 1 pin. Please call
Broadway 2978. Reward.
LOST Tuesday afternoon, gent'a purse, on west
ride, containing 825 in gold, some silver. 8
kevs on chain, automobile switch plug; finder
please, return to J. A. Austin, 512 Washington.
Broadway 2549. " Reward,
LOST In Portland, don't know where, a Ma
sonic watch charm, having Shrine. 82d de
gree and R. A. M. emblems. Finder please phone
Main 2011. Reward.
LOST OR STOLEN Boy's 4 "Ace" bicycle, at
circus grounds. Please return valuable news
paper cnts. No questions asked. Large reward.
A-70., Journal
LOST Large leather black bill book, containing
S1 in currency and 2 checks, beaidea valu
able receipts; finder please return to C D. Jester,
869 E. 44tn. or call laoor so; rewara.
LOST Near 22d and Irving, a wire-haired fox
terrier puppy white with black spots; reward
of 55 for return to, 183 19th at N., corner
of Johnson. t - -
LOST Saturday afternoon. May 15, on St.
- Johns car, small purse containing 620125. be
longing to blind man. . Phone Woodlawn 4966.
Reward.- ,
LOST In Majestic theatre Monday eve.. May
17. a small sealskin fur neckpiece. Return
to Madison Park Apt. 403, and receive reward.
Phone Main 2968. ,
WILL the one that exchanged hats at L cafe
i teria yesterday noon with C. M. 8. in' band
call Marshall 3567f
tXIST Gold chain, also pansy pendant , with
small diamond, valued as keepsake. Suitable
reward. ' Call East 2555 mornings. -LOST
Pink enamefbroochi-guld back, apple
, bloasom design, diamond and pearls in center,
patent fastener. Sell wood 2905. Reward.
XOST A lavallier valued as keepsake, on or
near Killinaeworth avenue Monday. Call
Woodlawn 8'. 28.
LOST Engraved diamond engagement ring, left
on wash bowl at Meier & Frank's, Reward.
Tabor 7429."-- ! .
LOST English Bulldog, female :$ 1 0 reward.
Main 1287 after p. an- 106 E. 55th at.
near Gnsan.
LOST Man 'a billhook near Broadway aad
Stark, containing . papers valuable to owner
only. Reward. Leave at 90 Broadway. -
LOST A pair of shoes, between Belmont and
Washington on E. 85th at. Tabor 4507.
Reward. - ;-: -s
LOHTi I.?cht fur "Friday nightor early Satnr
" nr;:n n-, on Sandy road; reward Call
1- ;3. --. -- -s-t : - '. - -'
)., it' Sunday, if y 16; engPkved bracelet.
Kih itr uams on ft oa the inside. Will give
tv reward, phone Tiast 5223.
LOST Cleveua.J bicycle, blue and white trim
ming; taken from Couch eehooL Return to
696 Everett at. and receive reward.
LOST Mink neckpiece, on Morrison g be
tween 5th and 10th. Reward. Call Sell. 1822.
LOST Rebekah pin with
Tabor 80O8. Reward.
three link. CaU
t.OtT Boy's brown sweafc-r at e,;l pal
er piease can Main o
LOST
1 gray sweater at Sliwood baseball .uark.
Finder please telephone Tabor 2680.
DEATHS A7TD Fl'SERAlS
lost and rorp t
THE FOLLOWING articles have been found on
cars of tha P. R., L. A P. Co.: May 17
wallet, key. knife, 5 pair gloves, pictures, 9 pack
ages, fur, 2 coals, shawl, overalls, 1 pair rubbers,
1 can sardines, brief case, a suitcases, 10 lunch
bain. 9 nmbrellaa. Owners may obtain property
tt 1st and Alder sta. . - -
LOT At Peoples theatre or on Broadway or
6th between lamhill and Stark, email black
leather purs containing sum of money; will
identify and pay reward of $3. Call phone
S-1801.
HELP WA5TED MALE
DEPARTMENT OF THE' IXTEBIOE
ALASKAN KNG1NEKBINU COMMISSION
WANTED
Railroad Laborers for ALASKA
For C. 8. GOVERNMENT BAILROAD nadat
Co rial ruction from Seward to Falr-
. ' banks. Alaska."'
EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEN for
MAINTENANCE OF WAT
Waees (5.00 oer day. Board S1.S0 day.
. Skilled men will be given opportunities in
their line of work wb.never possible.
STATION MEN. ATTENTION
Station work la the Broad Paaa. will be ready
to let In the near future.
.Men accepting laborers' ' jobs at thia time
will have opportunity to secure Station Work
later.
For eailmg data aad further tnfcrmaHoa
apply to
PUBLIC EMPLOTMENT BUREAU.
ill Pine t.s r
ALASKAJf ENGINEERING COMMISSION.
Rooas 801, New Postoffioa Bldg.. Portland. Or.
COLLECTOR WANTED .'
For large institution; mist be thor
oughly reliable and able to furnish best
of reference: not under 25 years of "age ;
must own motorcycle: will allow 815 for
upkeep and expense of operating machine;
good starting salary. Apply, giving de
tails of experience. Write W-715.
. Journal.' ' ''
WANTED Show card writer and advertising
man; must be Qualified far isolation: good op
portunity for advancement. ! Simon's store. 2d
ana Aider sta.
EXPERIENCED picture framer. Writs to box
747, giving references. ,
$175 PER MONTH the year around, the average
earnings last year 01 s number of our salesmen
ever 4 5 years. Thia war will he the hiroext v,t
No experience necessary; weekly cash advance;
ouiiii rurnisnetL itig assortment guaranteed trees,
shrubbery and vines. Ton can do what other in
experienced men ' have done. Washington Nur
sery Co., loppenish. Wash.
BOTS WANTED
20 boys not under 16 years old to nomnlete
Bight and day crews in box factory: light work.
good wages, permanent job. Chance for ad
vancement. Apply ia person, Multnomah -Lumber
A Box Co., ft of Bancroft s.
SALESMAN with neat personal apiiearance for
Oregon and part of Washington, to sell electric
lighting and power plant to dealers. Man with
car or light delivery preferred. Address North
west uwiltor Co.. 6th and Flanders.
WANTED Young men or boys over 16 for
work Saturday night. No experience needed
and a good opportunity to learn and get good
pay. Apply circulation : department. The Jour-
" .1 " J X.lHIiMi aw. .
EX-SERVICE MEN
Register with us we can place you in any
kind of position. '
K. OF C. FREE EMPLOTMENT SERVICE.
205 Beck bldg. Phone Broadway 1367.
FIND John Geddis of Ellsworth. 1 Been in West
month. 58 yesrs old. Common krhorer.
W. Clyde Wolfe, Ellsworth, Kan., Portland hotel,
Portland.
WANTED High school graduata to learn
banking business; salary 855 per month to
start; good chance for advancement. A-35.
Journal. I
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper and accoun
tant who can also sell ticheta and make openings.
To go with carnival: 825 a week. Apply 812
Board of Trade.
WAN TED j Man to take care of grounds and
tennis courts, must be experienced end strong
willing worker. Apply Leurelhurst club, 39th
and Ankeny. after 1p m. i i
Y.OUNG men wanted for shipping room. - West
,ei7 , W" ff' Co- North Portland. Take
Mississippi bar to end of Une, Stockyard car to
our door.
WANTED Painters for ship work. Peninsuls
Shipbuilding Co., ft. of McKenna ave. St.
Johns cariine. ( r'.
FURNISHING, good salesman; must be experi
enced; permanent positron.' Levitt's Store. 4 th
and Washington.
WANTED 1st class blacksmith, in connection
with garage. We fusnisb matarial and divide
profits. Highway Garage. Camaa. Wash.
A TOUNG man for billing clerk; experience in
billing, shipping. See Mr.' Long. Jones' Msr-
aet, sin snq Alder sta.
'ANTED-j Good, an ' around janitor for nlghT
in, to r a. m.; gooa salary to good
man. Apply after 10 t,;n 348 Alder st.
WANTEDToung rosn to work in bag factory
Apply,' Ames-Harrison-Neville Co., I5th and
Hoyt. - - - - . - -
- .... nwmi lUUU y&UIlhCT lO - paint
safes. Must be good striper. Call N orris Safe
. vtj ttvt w.. i.iri ,viii,
TWO all around machine men for cabinet work
Apply Aladdin Co. mills. North Portland. C
WANTED Experienced hotel night clerk; must
inmiih cwuul v.f.satin. Si a f3 o .
WANTED-4-2d baker, CUrk's Bakeryl The
w. ' rnme or wire at once.
PICK and shovel laborers wanted. Portland
" v jo., n rianaers st
BOYS as helpers in machine room. Apply 652
. 2d. ,:" j - a
BAKERS and helpers wanted; good pay. Call
71 8d st.
MAN and wife to run, mill hotel-. . 222 Couch.
MAN to work in grocery. Woodlawn 106.
HELP "WANTED FEMALE
Do You Want
To Earn a Good Salary
A salarvr that is paid while von leara "the
ouataaea; that increases frequently as you gaia
experience f
Do You Know
How Much Telephone
aerating Employes
Earn?
And What excellent opportunities they have
for promotkm to executive positions? ..
Why Not Obtain
the Facts?
Our employment supervisor will gladly Wl
yon the facts and will also explain the many
other -advantages of telephone operating for
young women. 1
Apply at
Telephone Ccmpany.
Room 601, IMrr Floor,
Telephone Building.
Park and Oak Streets!
The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Company,
WOMEN for steady inside work. Western
Oreaon Handle -Co.. East 8 1st and Sandy
boulevard. - . :.
WASTED Gown finishers and an apprentice.
801 Fliedner bldg.
WANTED 2 women, one to do plain cooking
and one to do second wort. App'jr 14 E. 7th,
PXEASANTgirl forht office"work. A-74T,
JournaL 1
W'AN'TED Girl or woman for general hyue
trork, reasonable wage. Phone Tabor 51 7 T
GIRL or woman for general housework in Irving,
ton, ( adults. East 2888. ,..-) -.. v
HELP WA5TED-FEMAIB
SALESWOMEN experienced In
t K1TCHENW.ARE . ' '
, WATSTS
- i NOTIONS
: , ' ': ": !:'' INFANTS' WEAR
Also experienced elevator operators Apply
employment bureau before 10:80.
I tuurnA.:, ngLt i; as MJ. .
WANTED Two girl for waitress work. Experi
enc. not necessary. Salary S60 per month and
board first . month. 670 per month and board
second month and thereafter. - A good chance
lor future dTsncemmt for those who apply them
selves. Apply 127 Broadway after 9 a- m.
TYPISTS A well established mercantile insti
tution can uw a limited number of Underwood
typist or Elliott Fisher operators. Recent grad
uates on any standard keyboard accepted. B-547,
Journal.
TO MATRONS. FOUELADIES of factories, rest
aurants and other women, if yen wish to add
to your income, see Mrs. Freeman, 627 Corbett
Bldg.
WANTED First-class marceUer. ' Good wageaT
Address Mb. Williams. A. M. Jensen Co..
Walla Walla. Wash. i '
WANTED First class 'operator, hair dressing
parlor.! Portland Hotel, Hair Dressing Par
lors. Main 6301. V
WANTED--Kxperienced . young lady to take
order for magazine club." Good proposition
if wiUirsj: spfJlstt 1214JW11COX bldg. afterjl p. m.
WANTED An elderly lady" to make her home
with working jeorle, take care of children
day times. Small wages. Phone' Wdln. 1 592.
WANTED Salesladies to sell well esUbbhod
cereal goods. Call or phone East- 5758, Old
r asiuon ;ereai Mills. .'11 riniiaday ave,
LADY housekeeper for bachelor; must be able
to take charge; no washing, or ironing; wages
from 309 to 375per month. A-73. Journal.
WANTED iiirl about "14 "years old' aa" "com
pany for old couple; in oountry. Clara A.
Richey, Barton, Or.
COOK Ex pent need, not over 40 years of age;
references required; wages 875. Mrs. A. E.
Rnckey, Main 162.
HELP WANTED MALE
1 AND FEMALE - I
ft
WANTED Men to learn tha barber trade;
receive some pay while learning; poaitiona
eecured; Oregon ex-service men. the rotirs. is
free to yon. Call or write for pa-ticulara and
catalogue. MOLER BARBER OULi ;K. 284
Burnside st.
SAVE YOUR MONTHLY RENT
' 8 room furnished apartment for janitor serv
ice : man can work out.
SMITH-WAOON ER CO., 8TOCK EXCH.
MEN-WOMEN learn barber trade; wagea whU.
learning, positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
eiperience. Oregon Barber College. 233 Madison.
PORTLAND .Barber. College "psyi you whUs
learning, elves you set of tools free; positions
secured. 88 N. 2d at.
BUSINESS ATSD TRADE SCHOOLS t
EX-SERVICE MEN
Get life' membership free in Hemphill's
Trsde Schools. We are giving a free Ufa mem
bership in all of our Automobile and Gas Trac
tor Schools in United States and Canada, which
we, are now operating in the following cities:
i Winnipeg.; Man. .
' Regina, Saskatchewan.
Edmonton, "Alts. : '
. Calgary. Atta.
I.ethbridge, Alt.
' Vancouver. B. C. j
Victoria, B. C I
Tacoma, Wash. -OakUnd,
Cal: -Salt
Lake City, Utah. -
This to absolutely free to all Oregon ex-serv
ice men. We furnish our students with posi
tions. HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS. 707
Hawthorne ave. Take Hawthorne car at Sec
ond and Alder to East 20th st.
j $80 TO $500 A MONTH
' Are you earning that f Many automobile
experts are. You may join the high salaried,
skilled mechanic ranks' if 'you. take advan
tage of the gas engineering courses offered
by th LEADING AUTO SCHOOL OF TUB
WEST. WITH A RECORD OF MOHS
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES THAN ANY
OTHER SCHOOL. '
Investigate, enroll and don't pay us a cant
until you're convinced that we'll deliver th
'goods. That's fair, isn't itf '
Write for our $1 88-page catalogue. It's
free. Ask for Book No. 6.
OUR COURSES ARE FREE TO
OREGON EX-SERVICE MEN
li ADCOJC AUTO AND OAS ENGINE
SCHOOL
UNION AVENUE AND WASCO STREET
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Largest in the West.
ASSURES EVERY GRADUATE
A POSITION.
Enroll any. tune of year.
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT .SCHOOL.
Phone, call or write for free success
catalog.
i A Position for Each Grsduata.
AL1SKY BUILDING
1 LEARN e-TELEGRAPRT
Tonng men and women wanted. Call 484
Railway , Exchange bids. . Splendid Tepportucity
to learn a well paid profesaioa. Free booklet.
Railway Telegraph Institute.. - -
LINK'S i BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping.
stenography,, civil scrvic. . sec reta rial, special
eoursea. Expert tea eiiars; day sod night; enroll
Bow. pnene Broaawsr bum
F.AST SintS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Regina Buekel's private school; individual
Instruction. 122 Grand ave. East 427,
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Teachers' Agency. Enroll
free. Frank K.
Welles, former assistant state
sopL. mgr.. N W. Bsn
bldg Phrme Main 8276.
SALESMEN WANTED
88
SALESMEN wanted t sen a line that la in
demand." A money maker for salesmen and
pi'tchaaer. Address. Capital City Nursery Co.,
Salem. Or. i -
! SITUATIOS-MAL- 8
HOI'SE painting, paperhaneing and tinting; ex
perienred workmen, , moderate prices Tele
phone Main 8383.
COOK Man and wife jwould like cooking Job In
small Isawmill'. or logging camp.- , W-48S.
JournaL 1 ' : j ; " .- ' ' -
GET your painting, kslsominlng, decorating end
sign work done before the rush season. 1820
X. Glisan. Phone Tabor 266.
FOR plaster, patching, icalwimlning and chimney
building. Other repair, work considered. Main
1140. i '-.- -
MAN wants gardening, hottse cleaning, tinting.
Do sny kind work. Eat 2829.
CARPENTERING,
repairing and remodeling.
Tabor 234.
SOOFS reshinglad soestaity. Beacham. Phone
K. 1101-. , V- -
PAINTING., tinting and papering, good work.
reasonaoie.. Deitvoouji.iiv,
WHEN you want your, house resbinxled call
Auto, sudd, wnr gusrsnteeq t itrst ciaaa.
GENERAL painting;, tinting,.
reasonable prices;
best work. Tabor S051.
CARPENTER and contractor, lobbing; anything
in thel building line. . East 86C6.
PAINTING and tinting by experienced workman.
Estimates free. Call East 8824.
WINDOW cleaning, . handy , man, hour or day.
Main 2302. . -
SEWER connections, eement work, sidewalks
and driveway. Tabor 8008.
IF YOU want gardens polughed call T. M. Con-
GARDENER tfwns leveled, seeded and rolled.
Phone K. 6296 bet. .j 6 and 8 p. m.
PAINTING. papeTha ngin. tinting Dell 8486.
BITUATIOITS FEMALE
YOUNG woman with year-old baby girl wishes
position as housekeeper for gentleman in city.
4712 E. 65tK at. 8. E. ,
TOUNG lady, . bookkewper, wi -"lies employment
evenings. Good references. Tabor 8941 after
6 p. m. , ';, 1
ALL KINDS of curtains hand laundered. Tabof
91. 2 B. 49th. .
LACE SCKIM Marquletu curtains, cloths, hand
lanndered: exurrt ' "slled for. Eat 6106
EXCELf jfNT cook wi"he down stairs work " in
private' family. O-60, Journal. '
PUBLIC stenographer. T Marshall 251$.
ALI KUATIU.NS. refittipg and making of ladiea'
garments, reaaonable prices; work guaranteed
J. Reubm. Indies' Tailor. 408 Bo-h A Lane bids.
j ' SUITS. COATS, VUKHXiJt
made and remodelled. Dre"ma king dept. Env
I porlum ly Work, 649 Morrton. Bdwy. 4259.
IIFMSTITCHIN.. He nd 10r"ner yard. 16H
K l!t 'xi1i-iiv K nii of brklge 6
DREHSES made. 85 up; work guaranteed; re
modeling a specialty, Mamhall 24f9.
ALL' KIN I A of curtains hand laundered. Tabor
..318 295 E. 49th
rJL
NUBSES
PARALTTIC or sick lady patients Ukn by
graduate; aura. Privsrs remdenca. Tabor
299. .
JfUBNISHEll BOOMS
Newly Furnished Rooms
TKANSIKNTS l PKH NU1UT "
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
Elevator, 1 strictly modern, newly f inihed ana
how ready, on tHide. Airy rwims, R per week.
'AUDITORIUM HOTEL," 28 TH1KII nr.
HOTEL BARR
112 N. 6tri 3 blocks of depot
61 per day. 65 per week and up
Hot and cold water, stesm beat
Free phone and baths
DAYTON HOTEL
190 4 First st. corner Tsylor.
Nicely fnmished rooms, hot and cold water
and strain heat re. each room. Rates 83 week up.
HOTElTl.K 'ROT7Hght down town7 90 Hfth
near - Stark; 81 day, 35 week up: modern
clean rooms; special rates to parties of 2 or more.
MlLT6N"HOTELT226 Sk-MadUwaTaicsBgtit
rooms; steam heat, hot and cold water in all
rooms; trsnilents solicited. v
8ARGEl(TTho7eTv hm.w keeping and sltp;ng
rooms. 871 Grand ave.. Phone East 291.
NfeEl-Y furnished, rooms 75o up. 3.Sil swli
WE. 387 Vamhfll. -
t SLEEPING rooms. 208 t7th. nesr Tavlor"
FURNISHED K(OMS PKIVA1E
, fAMII, 1' ; :
FOR RENT 2 connecting welPfurninhed front
rooms, single or in suite; gentlemen nref erred;
close in. Esst 7904.
NU'KLT fwrniohed front room, 410 Ss Jckon.
2d flat j between' 10th and 11th cU. Rea
sonable. ! j
SINGLE bedroom, modern home, Irvington: ga
rage. East 7860.
ROOMS AMI BOARD
1
"The"marThaW ASHINQTON
880 10th St. for buriness gir'.s and students;
reasonable rstes. Marshall 1251.
BOOMS AlfD DO ARD PRIVATE
I FAMILY 7f
PHONE YOUR ORDER ONE DAT AHEAD
FOR SPECIAL CHICKEN AND CREAM
DINNER WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY. A I SO
TABLE BOARD BY ' WEEK OK MONTH.
PHONE BDWT. 5450. MORNINGS AND
1VLMNGV,
i
ROOM and board, one or two gentlemen, home
privileges. 195 E. 74th at. N. MV car.
Tabor 668.1.-
ROOM anil board in private home for two
girls. Pisno. phone and borua privileges,
450 E.. 12th st. N. East 148.
BOARD " girl or boy Msrshal") 82l.
CHILD, 2 to 8 years, mother? care. 'East 0T60.
WASTED-BOOMS AND BO ARD 89
WANTED-j Home for semi-invalid man. A-69
Journal. !
POOR woman wants home for girl 8 years old..
B-5S8, Journal. ,
TiorsEKEECi.vti noons s
FTJ RNI8HF.D AND VNFU R lMnF.D
CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms, reason
able: walking distance. Gladstone Annex, cor.
Union-Ankeny.
ATLAS TRANSFER
Storage,
481
baggage and furniture moving.
STARK. BROADWAY 12UJ.
3 , LARGE clean furnished, housekeeping rooms.
sins, large yara.. hi oavier. marauau o v
H K. ROOMS for rent. 823 H 1st st.. Clay
and Market. Reasonable rent
2 TO 8 rooms, f urnUhed for H. K. ; walking
distance.. 604 East Clsy st.
THREE neat, clean housekeeping rooms; isieC
gas, llghu. telephone. 693 Johnson st.
HOt'SEKEKPISr. ROOMS
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
,. I PRIVATE FAMILY 7$
2 OR $ clean . burnished rooms wft.li kitchen!
small private family, walking distance, east
aide, 6 minutes Sunnyside service; good sur
reuudiegs. 780 East Balmhn. East 84 BJT
CLEAN fUrnUhed room, with kitchenette, cook
I lng gas, light, bath, phone, furnished for $12.
182 E. 23d and Jam run.
FOR RENT 3 furnished housekeeping too rim.
938 E, Taylor st., between 81st snd 82d sts.
on Taylori Take Sunnyside car to 82d st.
$14, Good! comfortable suite of basement rooms;
suitable for respectable working people; nice
Iocs tion, 564 East 6th st.
ONE housekeeping room, cosy, looking ai-rose
park, respecUble place, $12 per month. Nobby
rieanera. Park and Salmon. Main 4306.
TIllTliK unfurnished housekeeping rooms in pri
vate family, close in, electric lights and gas.
East 8264.
ONE LARGE, modern iront rHim. with kiich
enette; also sleeping room. East 8029.
fOH RENT HOUSES IS
t UNFUnNIHHED
ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED
SEE THE YELLOW SIGN
$45 E. 10th end Davis; easy walking dis
tance; nice rooms, cement basement, wash trays;
nice lot: wilHesuie: Rose City car line.
BMITHfWAGONER CO.. , STOCK EXCH.
: j- ' STORAGE "
COMMERCIALS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
MOVINGj" PACKING. . 8HIPPINO.
Reduced1 freight ' rates. For expert service
call Broadway 703, Manning Warehouse A
Transfer .Co. ' ' '
' Furniture Moving
Vim Transfer and Storage. Ixmg distance '
hauling. S2 Cnionave,J!oneEa864Ji4:
FOR RENT 7-roomThouiie. 500Msgnolia a .
Woodlawn. $25. J. S. Wells Co.. 608
Gaaco bldg. - ' "
FREE rent, 3 -room cottage. Oak Grove, in i-
change jfor labor doing chore morning and
night. C. E. Glaske. 52 First jt. Bdwy, 9'..
".. - teALL 8 ROAD WAT 580
NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANT
WASHINGTON AT TENTH STREET
7-ROOM house, east arnroch Broadway bridge.
No child n, $25. Owner, Mail 3916.
"SEE FRANK L. MclUTRE
TO INSURE AGAINST FIRE.
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HOUSES FOR HENT FURN'ITIjKE
r Oil hAI.K 61
0-ROOM house close In. fiirnihsed in: hoiiekp
ing rooms, rent $87i50, income $95; wUl
Sf!ll IVI ... - ,-- -- - - -
terms. Csll Esst-2743 from 8 p. m. in 7 p. m:
12 ROOM! H. K. spts.. nicellTlnrnTshed; rent
$80! fruit, berries and garden. Kaat 8817.
FURNISHED HOtrSES
3
5 ROOM ifurnished cottage at 309 Grant at.
$20. I; -
MetzgerParker
Ferguson Co.
269 OAK ST. MAIN 3X34.
2 KOOM boii-,' partly furnished, :, gas snd gas
rights, woodshed, tot 40x100. A snap. $750,
$200- down, terms. , Tabor 8029. Tremont
Realty Co A . " '
FOR RENT 5 -room house, near earllne. fur-
nished or nnfnrnisbed. Fruit and garden in
eluded. Referencea. Phone Hellwood 1071.
4 RK)M cottage. Will, near 4tli, $2i. Call S'.'lf
rislnrt-n. t Main 4789.
FURNISHED house. 6 rooms. Call Feike,
Ctmim. Bldg. 922. Main 1020, Wdln. 83.
FLATS TO RF.HT. UNFURNISHED1 It
3 2 4 5-ROVM snodern flat, every con venie nee,
walking distance. -. 649 2d (L Main 1696.
Vacant June 1.
$13, 4-fiOOM flat, 305 E. 11th.- Adults.
Call 510 E. Clay.
ONE 8-rooni and 1 4 -room flat, 821 Thur-
man. No children.
FTRV1SHED FI,ATS
5 ROOM Si jiarfly ftirniaied. until SepUmber
15. Call 426J4 11th St., after 6:30 p. m.
5 RrjToMTTniei'ly Turnlslied flat to rent; no
cliildren. 189 .Stantim st. ' '
4 R)OM furnished lowr flat, also 6 room fur-
nUhed house. ' East 8301.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
41
CikZY 8-roum apartment, private sth, just
finished, t al) miuida rooms, completely fur-
t-hitied; phone, water included; 2. adults only.
hellwood 24 12. - . j "
3 NICE large rooms, 1st floor spartment, e
ceptionaily well fnmisbed; suitable for 8 or 4
adults; $4 5. 84 7 Hall at.
FOUR room apartment and furniture for sale.
Mam 71t. ; '
SEW YORK APT3.. 441 Belmont. Ea.t
- 238. - j -',". . ;
TWO room aoertment, $17 per month. 821
- - Hall eaf 6th South.
fllE JEFFSfTi-rw-m fur. apt., $15, close la.
Cor. Ruoiell and Klrby. Est 1594.
STORES AND OFFICES
11
OFFICE AND T)ESK BOOM
I FOR RENT'.
Nirely ' finished office in modern nd
. centrally located office btiildim;. Space
or office including telephone and office
service!-can be rented furnished or un
furnished. For full particulars apply
. 708 WILCOX BUILDING
Sixth and Washington btv