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THE ., OREGON DAILY. JOURft AL, PO RTLANP. THURSDAY, MAY 20, IS 20.
UPPER COLUMBIA
RIVER SERVICE TO
T
Regular, steamer service between
Portland and upper Columbia river
points Will be Inaugurated Thursday;
. May , 2 7, by the steamer Northwest
era of the Portland' Navigation com
pany, according: to an anouncement
maHA iMi.mamlnr hv Tip a n Vincent
of the Portland Trust companys man
ager of the company.
The steamer Northwestern was built
at Seattle in 1914 and has a depth of
five feet eight inches; It will have an
up-river capacity of 100 tons and a
down-stream capacity of ISO tons. Both
freight and passenger accommodations
will be arranged.
The vessel will leave municipal dock
No. 2 every Thursday evening" at ,7
o'clock and dock at Lewistoa, Uma
tilla. Hermlston, Stanfield, Echo and
Columbia river points east of CeliJo,
Returning, the vessel will leave Lew
iston every Monday evening.
Jobbers and manufacturers who have
been anxious ,for the establishment of
an upper Columbia river service are
Being notified of the Portland company
service by the tnamoer oi uomraeroe
this morning.
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EXHIBIT OF COAST TRADE
San' Francisco, May 20. indorsed by
the various Chambers of Commerce and
foreign trades bodies of the Pacific
coast, a petition is oh its y to Wash
ington today to Secretary of Commerce
Alexander and Admiral Benson, head
of. the chipping board, for the assign
ment -of the training ship Iris as a
floating trade exhibit. .
The plans suggested by the commer
cial bodies is to have the Iris allocated
to the Columbia-Pacific Shipping com
pany of Portland for a period of seven
months. The vessel Is to be filled with
Pacific coast products and sent to every
port in Asia between Vladivostok and
Calcutta. After visiting these ports it
In proposed to land tne exnipit at
me-S5--j
T t. 8. "CITY Or T6FEK"
SsOs from Portland 9:00 P. M.. May 21.
for.Marshfield, Eureka and San Francisco,
connecting with (teamen to Los Anscles and
Sao Dito.
TO ALASKA FROM SEATTLE
S. S "CITT UK SEATTLE." to Sksgway and
way Port. May 24. i.
8.8. "SPOKANE." to Sitka and way Ports,
May 80.
S. 8. "ADMIRAL. EVANS," to Anchor-Sand
way Ports. Jane 1.
TICK ET OFFICE. 101 THIRD ST.
- Freight Office, Municipal Dock No. 2.
Phong- Main S2S1.
PACIFIO STEAMSHIP CO., '
r
it
mm lypwirTTtf
''''' t . ' ' . . twifi
Stavangerfjord. 18.000 tons.
May 1 4. June 25. Aug. 6
Bergeiisfiord. 16,000 tons,
June 4, July 16, Aug. 27
Every Three Weeks
Thereafter
REIDAR GJOLME CO., Inc.
General Passenger Agents
!H U.Atc. SestUe, Washington
r
'Astoria tnd Way Points
Str. Georgiana
Round Trip Oelty (Ixetpt Friday)
!. PORTLAND ?;10 a m.
ALDER STREET DOCK. , '
LeaTS ASTORIA 2.00 p. tn.
FLAVEL DOCK.
FARE S1.6S EACH WAY.
Special a la Carts Diniot Service.
Direct Connections for South Beaches.
Night Boat Daily 6 P. U.
-tain 14-.. 641-22.
THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION CO.
San Francisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
" DEPARTS 10:00 A. M.
Friday, May 28
FROM AIN8WORTH DOOR
FARE INCLUDES BERTH AND MEALS
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 3RD AND WASH.
PHONE MAIN 3S30
FREIGHT OFFICE. A IN SWORTH DOCK
PHONE BROADWAY 263
THE SAN FRANCISOO PORTLAND
S. 8. COMPANY. I
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
2:80 P. M. ' TiAILT (Except Thursday)
FARE 11.63. inclnding tax
TALVOR STREET DOCK
, . Phone Main 8066,' B1 1-46 '
BEG N
HURSDAY
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TRANSPORTATION
fADUJUJA-UJU-UM-i
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INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON
Oss Class Cabin and Third Class
Sew Tort..... ....May SiMane 1 July IJ
St. Pail ....Jnne I Jane 2 July 24
Philadelphia June lJsly lejAas. !
f NEW YORK HAMBURG
Msacbsris Jans ItjJuly SllSea. 11
MoBjolla Jsly 8Uag.14iSep.25
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
. LIVERPOOL
Uarerford May ;s,Jnly 1!Abk. SI
v , RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON.
ANTWERP
Krooalasd 4 one a Jsly 16'Aair. It
I upland ....Jaae Jsly 1 JiAsif. 51
rislatid .. v Jaae ID Jsly S4i Ait.'H
Zeelsad . .........Jane 2jJuly tli8epU 4
fmr niinattana and Ucksts apply tm local aaanu er Oompanys OTnca, P. tare ant, 619 Secwnd
AfOwSasUla, Pbana nam fis
Shanghai for a permanent American dis
play and to receive in return an exhibit
of Chinese products for display in Pa
cific coast porta V 1
A permanent -council -of the - Pacific
coast has been formed by various for
eign trade organizations, following the
recent convention here. - presidents or
designated officials of the foreign trade
clubs are vice presidents of the council.
J. Fred Lareen, vice president of the
Pacific International company of - Port
land, has been named president, and
Ben C. Dal ley of San Francisco, secre
tary, s
f I ,
KE IXOGG STREET PAVLNG
' REFERRED TO EXGLVEER
Paving of, Kellogg street from Sts
Johns to Municipal No. 4 was re-erred
to the city engineer with power to act
at a meeting of the dock commission
this mcming. The city engineer was
also authorised to advertise for" bids
and to purchase piling and timbers for
the construction bunkers at the St,
Johns terminal.; ,
Power to act was granted to the su
perintendent of the dock commission in
the matter of the construction or a cafe
teria at dock No. 4.
Plans SO New Freighters
San 'Francisco. May 20. (I. X. S.)
The Nippon i Yusen - Kaisha expects to
have SO additional freighters . on the
Paclfic within the next two years, ac
cording to M.j Watanabe Seattle man
ager for the j line, who left here for
luget sound after a business visit here.
watanaDe earn mat me aaaiiionai ves
sels would bring the total N. T. K.
f leet to 102 vessels.
Dewey Due Here May 27
Under charter to Williams, Diamond &
Co. the steamship Dewey is due, to ar
rive in the river May 27. Inward bound
she will bring general cargo, and will
take wheat, flour and lumber for the
continent on the out voyage. Eastward
bound the Dewey will make way ports
on the Atlantic Bide of the United States.
Positions of Ships
North Head' Wash.. May 20. Ships reported
positions by radio at S o'clock last night as fol
lows: i
President, San Francisco for Seattle, S73
millet from Victoria. ' -
Admiral Fsrragut. Seattle for San Francisco.
280 miles south of Seattle.
Paraiso, Vancouver for San Pedro, 93 miles
south of Cape Flattery.
Itoee City. Portland for Sao Francisco, 15
miles south of Colombia river. -
J. A. Smith. Coos Bay for San Francisco, 63
miles south of Coos Bay.
Porter. 8an Pedro for Seattle, 95T miles from
San Pedro. j -
AM, ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Sailing from fet Helens this afternoon
the steamship Celilo carries a full cargo
and capacity passengers. .
Ittie steamer Willamette of the Mc
Cormick fleet Is loading at St. Helens
and is due to sail Friday evening with
passengers and freight,
The steamship Elk ton of the Pacific
Steamship company is due off the mouth,
. of the river today. She sailed from Se
attle at 10 p. m. Wednesday.
From San Francisco with passengers
and general cargo for the Admiral line,
via tureka and Cocks Bay, the steamship
City of Topeka arrived up Thursday. .
With outbound cargo for the Columbia-Pacific
Steamship company, the
West Nivaria is scheduled to sail Sat
urday, t
News i of the Port
Arrivals May 20
City of Topeka. American steamer, from San
Pranciiico, via Eureka and Coos Bay. passengers
and general.
Oleum. . American . steamer, from Port San
Luis, oil. '
Departure May 20 , v
Celilo. Americas steamer, for San Pedro via
San Francisco, Irom St: Helens, passengers and
lumber. i U , ,
MARINE ALMANAC
: V Weather st River's Mouth -
North Head,! 1 lay 20. Conditions st the
mouth of the river st noon : Sea smooth, wind
south 48 miles, weather , raining.
. Tides at Astoria Friday
High Water - Low Water
2:34 a, m....9.7 feet 9:44 a. m....l,3 feet
4:111 p. m-...7.8 feet 9:65 p. m. . . .2.8 feet
, i ; -
DAILY EITEU READI5G8 ,
8 . am.. Pacific time
-J . "V
' STATIONS. id It fig !
Wenatchee ...... 40 I 23.0 1.0 0.00
Lewiston ........ 22 11.1 0.7 0.00
Umatilla 25 13.7 0.1 0.00
The Dalles ...... 40 120.5' "1.0 0.00
Kugene 10 3.6 0 0.00
Albany ......j., 20 4.1 -0.2 0.00
Salem' 20 3.0 0.2 0.00
Oregon City . i . . 12 4.2 -0.1 0.00
Portland 1.. 15 11.7 0.5 O.dp
Rise. -Fait
RIYER FORECASTS
The Willamette river at Portland will rise
slowly Friday and Saturday and remain nearly
stationary Sunday at stage of 12:5 feet
i AT SEIGHBORLNG FORTS -
Antoria, May; 20. Arrived, at 6:25 and left
up at 10:30 a. m., steamer City of Topeka, from
Kan Francisco via Eurvka and Coos Bay. Ar
rived, at 8:40 a. mv steamer El Segundo, from
Puget Sound. .Arrived, at 9:20 a. m., steamer
Di-y Putnam, from .San Francisco.
San Franciiico, May 20. Arrived, at 11 a.
.m., steamer W'apama. from Portland.
Balboa. May 18. Arrived, steamer Lake Geb
hart, from Portland, for Cailao and Africa.
Seattle, May is. Sailed', at 5 p. m., steamer
Eastern Clbod. for Portland. t
San Pedro, May 1 . -Sailed, ' steamer ' Trini
dad, for Columbia river.
Aberdeen. May 19. Arrived, ' at 11 a. la ,
steamer Daisy Gadsby, from San Francisco via
Astoria. . j - " -
Astoria, May 19. Arrived, at 2:30 and left
up at 3 p. m., steamer Silverado, from San
Francisco, for Itainier. Left up at 7 p: m..
Kteanwr Oleum, from Port San Luis. Sailed,
at 6:30 p. m., steamer Koso City, f or . San
Francisco. , i 1 . ' -' - -
Seattle. May 20. (I. vJf. S. ArriTed:- V.
S A, T. Burniido. from Southeastern-Alaska.
Sam. Sailed: SS. Alameda. Itit' Anchorage,
via Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska, 9 a.
m.: Kureha Mani. for Xokoliama and Kobe.
5:30 a., m.; Queen,, for San Diego, via San
Frsncif co, noon.
Arrived, 19th: ' SS. Eastern i 8ailor. from
Kobe, at 8:4, m. : Morning Star, from Brif
isit Columbia porta, 9 p. m. ; ship William T.
Lewis. -from Ipswich, via- Balboa in tow tug
Forest T. Croby, 0 p. ra.; Yosemite,. from 8an
Francisco. 2:30 p. m. Sailed. 19th: SS. West
Kstan, for Liverpool, via San Pedro and Balboa,
8 p. m. ; Dora, for Bering sea, 8 p. m. : West
Je .up, for Hongkong. 8:30 p. m.; Rastern
Clond. for New Ynri w4a Pftrfml ..J tj. n
5:1V p. m. ; Kri Baxter, for San Franciaco,
4:1 S p. m. ; Latouche, for Southwestern, ria
Southeastern Alaska 3 P. m.
- Ketcliikan, May 19. I. " K. S.) Sailed:
SS. Airakane, northbound. 8:30 p. m. ; May 18,
sailed : bS. Northwestern, southbound, lip m.
Shanghai. ' May 1. (L ; N. S.) Arrived:
S3. Ldmore, from Seattle.
Mu reran. May 6. tL. N. 8.) Sailed: S3.
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG i i
' SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic; .'..i......May :!Jaly iAa;.l
OLYMPIC I ' J to.. :
Ukl IViriU J. j.iy 8Aa. 41 A. r. 88
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
Celtic
..jaae isjjaiy S4Aar.28
Baltic . . '. Jaa cki'j.i. et
sept,
Mobils ......... ..Jaljr lSjAag-.n
Cedrle . .Aasv 7
Sept. IB
sept. 11
NEW YORK GIBRALTAR
nArl I.FNOA , i
t aanple .. . .;, . . . . Jy , e
Cretle .......... i:......-.JsJw i
WHITE ?STAR--Ddtainion
MONTREAL-QUEBEC
j LIVERPOOL
MeEaatls ..U....My 99iJaae 26 Jalr 24
Canada ju, lslJaly 17iAar.24
H. G. DURAND LEAVES '
- FOR NATION'S CAPITAL
Former Assistant . Postmaster
Harry G. Durand, . former t assistant
postmaster of Portland," has left for
"Wtajshington, D. C., for a conference in
regard to the position of special investi
gator in the income tax bureau of the
department of internal revenue;' which
he has been 'offered?3 ' r ' -j. i "'
Durand was carried down with the
ruins that swept Frank S. Myers out of
the postmastership, following the inves
tigation of postof flee inspectors. ', Du-
rand's resignation was accepted over the
protest of hundreds of Portland people.
and his well wishers today, are as nu
merous as ever. , , ! , r . .
For a number of years Durand was
postof f ice inspector in the Portland Jis
trict. When he left the postof f ice ; the
internal revenue department immediate
ly offered him .the post of special in
vestigator in the incorjje tax bureau, at
a compensation larger than he had re
ceived as assistant postmaster.
lie hesitated about leaving Portland,
as this city has been his home for years.
It its probable tlsjit his assignment in
the department. If the j, position ; is .ac
cepted, will be somewhere Ion the west
coast, if not In . Portland! and f he ex-'
pects to be back here in several weeks.
HeavyExport Trade
Relieves Congestion'
In Lumber Industry
Effects os the car shortage ' on the
lumber industry in Oregon furnished the
principal topic of discussion at the an
nual meeting of the Willamette -Valley
Lumber Manufacturers'; association
Wednesday afternoou at the Portland
hotel. " An unsually heavy export trade
during the 'last few months has relieved
the congestion of stocks at mill yards,
it; was reported, and saved operators
from actual loss due . to the inadequate
rail equipment. -
.The following officers were elected at
the. meeting: R. H. Miller, president;
M. H. Kern, vice president . G.' Don
aldson, secretary-manager; F. B. .Cobb,
W. A. Johnson and R. L. Donald, di
rectors. With the exception of Johnson,
all were reelected.- . m .
Seattle Carfare May
! Rise to Seven Cents
SeatUe. Wash.. May 20. (U. P.) An
ordinance authorizing . 7 . cent fares on
Municipal streetcar lines will be. intro
duced before the council . as the result
of a conference between i city council,
city advisory board, and "Mayor Cald
well. The fare is cents. ,
Marriage Ucenscs
i Vancouver, Wash., May 20. Marriage
licenses have been issued to the follow
ing couples: Gerald C. Kneeves, 23,
Woodburn, Or., and Marietta Thompson,
19, Salem, Or: ; Simon F. Toung, 39, and
Cecil I. Ledfrd, 39, Portland ; Roy J.
Moseley. 22, - Yancouvcr and Myrtle O'.
Cline. 19, Portland; Edward P. Man tell,
?S, SeatUe, and Amber -R. Monahan, 24,
San Francisco ;v Gustav M.. Johnson,
legal, and Norma E. , Firestone., legal,
Vancouver; William , Heman, , 42, and
Kustava Hendricksori, 48, "Vancouver ;
IX. S. Williford. 33, and Kittie G. Moore.
29, Portland; Jesse B. Edington, 28, and
Ethel Mercer. 26, Portland ; , Walter
Valle, 46, and Marion Atkinson, legal,
Portland ; Olin L. Batch, 52, and, Mary
Eoyle, 30, Vancouver ; Ernst C Toll
ma,n, 34, and Lillian J.. Horhback, 38,
Portland: Joe Floris. 27, and Ethel Mil
ler, 18, Cliffs., ; ,
- Housing Solution Xear -
: Final details of the plan to erect con
vertible "emergency houses in outlying
districts - as a solution - of - the housing
shortage- are expected to be reached to
night in a meeting called by Commis
sioner ; Barbur ; for -realty men 'and
builders of portable houses. -
Thirteenth Victim Dies i
i The death of 'Ernest Alfred Beagles,
age 50, of 60 East Tenth street, re
ported to the health bureau this morn
ing, is , the thirteenth death in -the city
from sleeping sickness, according : to
tr.: George Parrish.-city health officer.
Sixteen cases of the malady have .been
reported since last December. . ., i
VancouTer Maru. for Seattle. 5 . ;
Kobe, May 13. L N.. S.)- Sailed: SS.
Empress of Russia, for Vancouver. . ..-
yokeUama. May 7. (L N. ,) Sailed: SS.
Erie Maru. for Seattle. -
Artca. May .14. ( I. N. S.) Sailed: gs.
Diablo, for Ttcoma. ,
San Diego.' May 19. L I. S. Sailed:
SS. Lake I-enehton, for Neuritaa, ria Balboa.
San Pedro. May 19. (L N. S.) Sailed:
SS. - Admiral Dewey, for Saa Diefo: 6S. Frank
11 Buck for Krerett. .
Victoria. May 20. (L X. . 8.) Passed in:
SS. Harold Dollar, for Vaneourer. 9 a. m.
Passed eat: SS. MelriUe Dollar., for "ew Tort.
Tia Balboa, 4 a.' m.
- Nanaimo. B. C. May-19. fl. N. S.) Ar
rived: SS. Kikn Maru. foe Norfolk and Balboa.
Vaneonrer. , May 20. (L . N. . S. Sailed:
SS-. - Wellington! for SeatUe. ; .
EreretC May 19. (I. N. S.) Arrired: SS.
Port Brass. ' from "Tacoma. Sailed : SB. Mult
nomah, for. San Pedro, via San Francisco.
j Point Wells. May 20.- Sailed: - SS. Rich
mond, towinc baree 93 for San , t"rjioijco; 8 a.
m. May 19. -sailed: SS. 1 Secundo, for San
Francisco.-. - -. ; .. .
Tacoma, May 19. (L X. S.1 Arrived: SS.
Saginaw, for Seattle. . J m
San Francisco, May 210. (t S. :8.) Ar
rived; Barse E. M. Phelpx. in tow tag Sea
Kins, Port San Luis. 12:30 a. m. ; Cleone.
Piseon Point. 2:10 a." m.j barse 91. in tow
tua Tattoosh, Aberdeen. S a. m. ; I'boenix. Green
wood, 8:15 a. ra.; Wapama, Portland. 11 a.
m. ; Centralis. Coo Bay, It a. m. . Sailed
Costa Eira. Bristol Bay, 9:4 a. m. ,
- San Francisco, May 20. L N. S.) Af-
rired May 19: CJss schooner Stockton City.
Sbelter Cove. .-4:15 r. m.: steamer ATaioat.
Portland. 9 p. m. : H. B. lovejoy, . Mukilteo.
9:Oa p. m. ; barge Simla, in tow Soa Kag-le,
Port San Luis, 9:15 p.,m. ; Admiral Scblry.
Los . Aneles, ' 9:30 ' p. m. Sailed, .May 19w
Steamer Ma taenia. Honolulu. i-:V p. m. ; nsry
tua Pinola, for San Dieco. 3 :SO p. m. ; ltaymond.
irars Harbor, 3:40 p. m. ; Vanguard, Kureka.
3:40 p. m-: Boaniaw. Grays Harbor, 3:29 p.
m. ; Helen P. Drew. Gr owood. 6:40 p. m.i
M'estcaleb, Hongkonav via Hormhila, 4 :43 p; B,i
South Coast,. Crescent City., 9:0 p. -ib.
Mrs. Hayhurst Says
Eastern . Oregon Is
For School Measure
Mrs. C ,'W. Hayhurst," - president of
the Oregon . Parent-Teacher association,
returned today from a ; tour of the
state In the interests of the elementary
school bilL ' '"'".)
"ily trip took me through - the east
ejrn part of the state, a section j that is
notably progressive and -. forward look
ing, and the sentiment there, ! as far
as I could observe, is strongly - favor
able to the 2-mill rleasufe.
The 50,000 red window ' cards that
have been distributed by the precinct
workers in their house-to-house can
vass are- all .doing duty, and there is
call by the workers for more of them.
In one district comprising ten precincts
but nine were found to be opposed to
the measure.
WRIT TODAY
GARAGES
Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
; Mitsrisl and Workmanship Guaranteed
First Class .
end for Circular
RCDIMAOC PUILOINO oo.
315 11th 8t Phone E. 5114
TWO BLOCKS SOUTH OK HAWTHORNS
PORTLAND, OR.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
(We Call and Deliver)
Old Bags aad Woolen Clotklng.
We Hake Beverslble, HaadWovaa
FLUFF RUGS
Boom Size Fin ft Bags Wovea 7Ji
Bag B- Wovea All Sixes ;
Clothes Cleaalag aad Dyeing Dept.
Hall Orders Send for Booklet
Feathers Renovated -:
Carpet Cleaning
f xia Bart Steamed Cleaaed, $t$
WESTEB2I" FLUFF BUG CO.
(4 TJaioa Ave. S. : Fhoae East
WE CALL FOB TOUB OLti
CABPBTS
Bagrs aad Woolea Clotkias;
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tamed Oat Promptly.
Bar Bar WoTea All Sizes
Mail Orders Seed for Book
let Carpets Cleaaed,
Laid aad Befitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
IBS EAST EIGHTH STREET
J PHONE EAST SMC
We Call aad DeUrer
Old Carpets nd Bag's Hade Iato
FLUFF RUGS
Ragr Rurs. Carpet Cleaning- and Re
fitting. Mail orders. Send -;
for Booklet.
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
184 East Stark ; Tabor 714
FOR RENT!
Store Room Space
11.000 square feet, 3 floors. Will sub
divide. 419 Burnslde St. Tabor 430S.
AtrCTIOW SALES TOMOBKOW
AT WIIJSON'S AUCTION HOUSED 169-173
2D ST. SALE AT 10 A. M.
lWEETnro notices
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DANCE.
Come and dance at CedarvUle park, at Unne
man Junction, Saturday evening. May 22; new
floor and good- music; everybody welcome. Take
Estscada. Greaham or Troutdale cars at First and
Alder sts. 1
MINERVA Lodge No. 10. I. O.
O. F. All members are , re-
''bUested to meet thi. ' ' fTknn.
aaj-r evening, at p. m. sharp, at Odd Fellows'
Temple. 226 Alder street.., Business of import
ance and initiation.
: FRKD SIERENTHAT,. X. G. i :
' . --- raTEU WIEDEMANN, Secy.
WEBFOOT CAMP NO. 5.
W. O. VI.. rvry Friday
Bight In W. O. W. Temple,
125 11th st. Members re
quested to be present. Vis
itors welcome.
H. Lv.BABBTJR. Clerk.
EAST GATE LODGE No. 153,1a.
F. AND A. M.. - East 80th and
Glisan sts. Special' communica
tion Thursday night. 7 :30. Work
in K. A. degree. - Visiting- brethren
welcome. By order of W. M. .
OIAS. P. NELSON, Beo, ,
HAWTHORNE LOQGE NO. Ill,
A. F. AND A. M. Special
. communication, this ' (Thursday)
at 4:30 and 7:S0 p. m. . Work
.. in the .F.- C. degree. Dinner . at
0:30. V in ting brethren welcome.
C. E. MILLER, Secretary.
SELLWOOD LODGE NO. 131. A.
F. AND A M. Special meet
ing tomorrow (Friday) eveening at
7 :30 o'clock. Work M. M. de
gree. Visitors welcomr. Refresh
ments. By order W. M. . -
J. H. BCTLEK, Secy.
lit. HOOD. LODGE. NO- lp7. A.
. , 'F.- and A. 1L -Special communi
ranon eentorrow (Friday) eve., at
7 o'clock. Work in. E. A. degree.
Visitors welcome. - By order of
W. M. F. W. ENKE. Sec"y.
PORTLAND LODGE NO. 65. A.
' F. and A. M. -Special communi
cation this (Friday) - eve.", at 8
o'clock, Masonic temple. Visiting
brethren welcome. By order of
W r
' H. J. HOUGHTON, Sec'y.
. KENTON LODGE NO.. 145, A. F.
ana a. m.- stated - commumca
- tifMEk Thnrl.v M.v on 7 n ' m
J&? hrp. , Work, in W. M. degree.
iMLifig nmnrai welcome.
i - - F, ROBINSON. Sec'y.
ALBERT PTKE LODGE NO. 1 62.
-A. A- L A. M. Special meet.
.(B) K.' 'A. .degree. Visiting bretjiren
L VClWIIBt, ...
. - G. W. COOK. Secy.
OREGON COMMANDERT Re
sumption . of stated, conclave.
Short -business sewion,
: CP. WUSGAND.-
- Recorder."-
txH BXN ER cards by a Shnner. Smith, printer.
Commonwealth bids., 6th and Ankeny. .,
S '.Vf 'a Jw-sV--s-ssss9f 1m3bVL$
ex
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A ' T GET ready for the '
-.- -" picnic siren
T Masters.
Wardens' and Past
" Mastorn' association
1 r at Forest Giova far
tbe Mascnie and Castera filar noma fund
Monday. May 31. v .
r ' DA'CB ,
.Portland Council of Se
curity Benefit association will
tin danea Tbura. evening.
May 20, at W. O. W. hall.
128 11th St.: 4 -piece or
chestra and everybody wel-
MTCTNMAH Camp No. T
W. O. W., will initiaU a
class ( candidates' at their
hall. East Sixth .and Alder
streets. Friday nisht. May 21.
Entertainment committee has
provided . special . entertain
ment for members of W. O. W.
only. Visitinc neighbors wel-
J. O. WrygON, Clerk.
B. P. O. ELKS NO. 142 Regular
meetinc this (Thursday) eve
ninc. Elks Temple, 8 o'clock. . Tis
iuns brothers welcome.
M. B. SFACL11G, Secy.
JOHN SHANXPX li. O. I NO.
S SO0. meets even Thuraday.
J 8 P. m.. No. 203 H Third at.
Visiting brothers welcome.
WASHINGTON - LODGE NO. 48.
A. F. AND A. M. opecial com
munication tomorrow (Friday),
12:43 p. m., East 8th and Burn
side, to conduct the funeral of
Brother 1 II Him. lata of
Vesper lodge No. 584 of Galesburg. 111. Funeral
committee please take notice. All M. M. in
vited. Your auto will be appreciated. Order of
W. M. -. . J. H. RICHMOND. Sec
EMBLEM JWi:LKT a specialty: Ira t ton, pins,
charms. Jaeger Bro.;- 131-133 6th st. -
DEATHS A-tfD FUNERALS
7S
HANSEN May 10, at the family residence,
7604 54th ave. 8. E.. Sev. Uana Hansen,
aged 83 yean, beloved husband of Louisa Han
sen, father of Mrs. Marr L. MaUett. John G..
WiDUm.A, Benjamin H... Helen C. and Louis
n. Hansen, au of thiavcrty: brother of Peter
Hansen, SeatUe, Wash. Funeral services will
be conducted Saturday, . May 22'. at 2 p. ra. st
the M. E. church, corner of Rodney ave. and
Stanton st- Friends inrited. Interment River
vrew oemefsry. Remains at Pearson's TJnder
taking parjore,-Russell st. and Union ave.
SCOTT May 20. 1820, at the fsmUy resi
dence. 762 Michigan avenue. Bennett E.
Scott Jr., ago S months 5 days, beloved son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett K. Scott. Funeral serv
ices will be conducted Friday, May 21. at 2 p.
m.. at Pearson's undertaking narlors. Russell
"street at Cuion ' avenue. Friends invited. . In-
terment Kone Ulty cemetery. -
H0WLAND-In this city, at her late residence.
the Mann home, May 17. Elvira Greene How
land, aged 80 years, mother of Harry H- How
land of Oakland. Cal.. and sister of Mrs. M. A.
Holt ol Fall River. Mass, Funeral services will
be held Friday. Msy 21; at 2:30 o'clock p. m.,
at llnley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in
vited.' Interment at Riverview cemetery.
VIETHEER William Vietheer of Milwaukie.
Or., aged 79 years 9 days, formerly of Hub-
oara and uuttevule. Or., beloved father of . Mra.
J. J. - Miller, Mrs. A. Trickey. Mrs. C. J. Ford
and Harvey, Carl and Jace Vietheer. 'Remains
are at the residence funeral parlors of Walter
U. Ken worthy. 1532-34 .E. 13th st. Sell wood.
FITZGERALD At Sandy. Or.. May 10. Marv
Fittgerald. aged 89 years, beloved wife of
Hugh Fitxgerald. Funeral senium win be held
Friday. May 21, at St. Michaels church at
isanay, (jr.. wnere requiem mass win be offered
at 10 a. m. Interment at Sandy, Or. Ar
rangement are in charge of Miller A Tracer.
WIGGINS In this city. May 18. 1920. George
B. Wiggins, aged 56 years, beloved hn.baod
of Helen Wiggins, and brother of Frank Wiggins
of Astoria, Or. Friends invited to attend the
lunerai services at Holman's funeral parlors.
Third and Salmon streets, at 2 p. m. Saturday,
May 22. 1920. Interment Lone Fir cemetery.
CONNELL In this city. Msy 20, Henry Con-
nell, sged 63 jeers, husband of Julia Connell
and brother of James Connell of Grand Rapids.
Minn. The deceased was a member of the
Knights of Columbus of Walla Walla. Remains
wiii oe, torwarsea by McEntee ft Eilers to Spok
ane. Wash. , where interment will take place.
GOCLD May 19. 1920. Mrs. Anna MClX
late of 397 Jerrett. age SS years 11 months
19 days, Funeral services tomorrow. May 21,
at 2 p. m.. from R. T. Byrnes' residential par
lors, 001 Williams ave., at Mason street. Con
cluding services at the Portland Crematorium.
Friends invited to attend.
HAYS In this city. May 16. 1920. John H.
- Hays. . aged 56 s ears. Friend invited tn . f-
teod the funeral services at Hoiman's funeral
parlor, i ntra and Salmon . streets, at 1:30 p.
nu tomorrow (Friday), May 21, 1920, In
cineration Portland crematorium. -
TBCMBCLL At the residence. 6116 56th R.
'E-. Mr 19.-Frances Agnes Trumbull, aged
SS years, belated -wife . of Edward Trumbull.
Notice of funeral later.- Remains at the resi-
ngnuai pmon or Aimer sr -rracey.
KCRZ .Funeral wrrices -of the late Charles
n.urz wui tie new Haturaay, May 22. at 2 :30
o'clock D. m. at FinleT i: MiHiimm. KMfth
street.- - Friends -invited; - Incineration at the
FPKKRAL DIRECTORS '
Edward ffiolraian & Son
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS.
, : , Main .507, A-1511.
- ' ; Lady - Assistant.
J. P. HNLE &
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS
MAIN .- MONTGOMERT AT FIFTH.
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
i.TPS01-? RULE nNDERTAKERS
414 a. Alder st Phones Esst 62. B-5??a
A.; D. Kenworthy & Co.
6803 6804 -02D 8T; S. E.. LENTS.
ChASa 1v 1, KosV
Phoos Tabor 6267. Hon. Phn rvai
CHAMBERS COT-
iS '. Funeral Directors.
' . ' An e Coavenimces of a Home.
Woedlswn 8306. 248-286 KilUfK
U fSJJ? EURS. funeral parlors with" all
. . ' nome, ism and Kvcrett sta.
PnonCT Broadway 2183. Horn. A-218!
S. P. ? J. f awS Mra Ircb
" . c -in -. w 7 ... -
frvTkriimim. ... -7 '
rrwrtEii Aw-vT - - " - Assistant
. 0,o. , i itj na Hawthorne.
; i K..W. GABLE it CO.
Bnecesson to W. H. Rimiit..
'" ' -Jlisan.: i Phone T.w
Wa.l.mgton at Ella. . Mli'ls8lV,a...2
" woouiawn azo.
OWNING A M'NEMAR" iucces8on. to WUsoa
fstlVtCHCr 10R8..C-108S
Breege&Snook ?fc1S&3yt
w - s. -s g orimuwi
QlfAunia TNDEP.TAKTNG CO: Main 4154
A-233t. Cor. Third and UU.
BCRIAlt BOXES
Cement Burial Box -
LAST, FOREVER. KEEPS THE GRAVE froja
sinking. Now handled by all nndertakera, - Can
be drltrered within 4 hours of notice, or call
factory. .Priors S40. S45. ' Columbia 69. .
' TOKl7ME?rT9
Portlands Marble Works
; 866 4th st-. op. City Hsu. Neu Bros.
i BLAESING GRAfliTE Cp
la6y-3BO ST. AT MAOHOM ' I
FLORISTS '
.Geo. Betz & Son "f,
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS '
d alt opraakms. 67 Williams era. Just
call , Woodlawn 1818. Joseph Betx. manager.
LUBUNER , rVTO
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Park.' Marsh. 28T.
m - sfornson. fortlsnu Hotel. MsnnaH TaS
LA LANE OPPOSITE PO8T0FFICE. Flow wt
- for all oeeasiona Phone Main 6345.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists, 854 Wash
ington. Main 269. A-J289 Flower for all
eccasif.OT -artistically .arranged. -
CLARK BROS.. Morista, Morriaoa St. bet. 4th
and 8th. Fhooa- Main 7709. Fine dowers
and floral dVixn. No branch stores.
CJuminmtiWct w- Bank bkig.
SEET1KO NOTICES
. a .
Ilia. 831 Morriaoa st.
FLORISTS
Smithes Flower Snop
-Portland's Ptogressi Ft trUU" .
. Flowers for All Occasions. .
Msia 72ia T. a LUKE. Mgr.. tb and AMer.
THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 246 Alder st.
' IOST AND FOCTD
THE . FOLLOWING articles hava been found
on cars of the P. B-. L. A P, Co.. May 18
2 Parses, Bag, 5 pr. Gloves. 2. ad. Gloves.
Scarf. 9 Packages, Basket. 1 Rubber. 1 can O0.
Overalls. Electric. Iron. Shovel and Hoe, 4
8uitcases. 9 Lunch Boxes, 6 Umbrellas.
Owners may obtain property at First and
Alder sts. -
DA RK-ETED man, weight about ISO. aged 35.
hired Saturday. May IS, sorrel saddle ho rue.
with crooked neck. - star la forehead, weight
shout 100O lbs. Did not return him. Reward
of 810 for return of horse or information lead
ing to arrest of man. Montgomery Livery Bern,
880 Front st.
LOST At Peoples theatre or on Broadway or
6th between Yamhill and Stark, small black
leather parse containing sunt of money; will
identify and par reward of $5. . Call -phone
2-1801. .
LOST In Columbia Park Monday- afternoon
during Elliot-Davis gsme. boy's dark mixed
Wearpledga coat, from Ben Selling,. Scout badge.
Red Cross and Sunday school pin. : Please call
Broadway ZST8. lie Irani. ;
LOST Tuesday mfternoon. gent's purse, on west
side, containing 823 in gold, some silver, 3
keys on - chain, automobile switch plug; finder
pleas return to J. A. Austin, 012 Washington.
Broadway 2349. Reward.
LOST In Portland, don't know where, a Ma
aonie watch charm, having Shrine. 8 2d de
gree and B.AM, emblems. Finder please phone
Main 2011. Reward.
LOST OR STOLEN Boy "Ace" bicycle, at
circus grounds. Please return valuable news.
paper cuts. No questions asked, . , Large reward.
A-70. Journal. -
LOST Large leather black bill book, containing
881 in currency and 2 checks, besides valu
able receipts; finder please return 'to C. D. Jester,
369 E. 44th, or call Tabor 8644; reward.
LOST Near 22d and Imm. a wire-haired fox
terrier puppy, white with blacK spots; reward
or so for return to IBS 1DU tt. corner
of Johnson.
LOST Saturday, pink sweater, between Oak
and .Glisan sts. on Broadway or Kenton car.
Call W'oodlawn 742.
LOST Pink enamel brooch, gold back, apple
Mossom design, diamond and pearls in center.
patent fastener. BeUwood 29Q5. Reward.
LOST A lavallier valued as keepsake, on or
near Killinrsworth avenue Monday. Call
Woodlawn S'.S.
LOST A pair of shoes, between Belmont and
Washington on E. 85th at. Tabor 4507.
Reward. - .-
LOST Cleveland bicycle, blue and . white trim
ming; taken from Conch school. Return to
696 Everett st. and receive reward.
LOST Hind quarter of beef, on Shoals Ferry
road. Finder pleas call 854 East 11th.
East 2030. Reward. S. A. Stafford.
LOST A taupe colored silk umbrella. Tuesday;
finder call Woodlawn 1432; reward.'
LOST Ladies' black neckpiece at circus grounds.
Please call Woodlawn 4235.. Reward.
LOST Mink neckpiece, on Morrison st. be
- tween 5th and 10th. Reward. Cal Sell. 1822.
LOST Rebekah pin with three links. Call
. Tapor 3008. Keward.
LOST 1 gray sweater at Sellwood baseball park.
Finder please telephone Tabor 2680.
LOST Pair of tortoim rimmed ey glasses.
Call Main 4200. Reward.
HELP WASTED MALE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEBIOR
ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION
',' WANTED : . C .- .
: Railroad Laborers for ALASKA
For V. a GOVERNMENT RAILROAD under
construction from Seward to Fair
- banks, Alaska.
EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEN for
MAINTENANCE OF WAY
Wares 85.00 per day. Board 81.60 day. '
Skilled men . will be given opportunities ta
tfaair lia of work whenever poaaibl.
8TATION MEN. ATTENTION
Station work In the Broad Pas wiQ b ready
to let in the near future.
Men accepting laborers lob at this tlm.
will bar opportunity to ecur Station Work
later. . s - .
For sailing ; date and further informarloa
apply to
PCBU0 EMPLOTMENI BUREAU.
811 "Pine st.. or
ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION,
Room 801. New Postof f ice Bldg.. Portland. Or.
' COLLECTOR WANTED '
For large institution; must 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 f - experience. . Writ -W-T18.
Journal.
FOUR good salesmen; must not be satisfied with
less than 8300 per month; a big thing for the
right parties. Apply between 9:30 and 11a. m.,
801 Manchester bldg..
BOTS WANTED '
20 boys not under IS years old to complete
night and day crewsn box factory: light work,
good wages, permanent job. Chance for ad
vancement. Apply in person, Multnomah Lum
ber & Box Co., ft. of Bancroft st.
SALESMAN with nest personal appearance 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 Utilitor Co,, 6th and Flanders,
TWO married men on large orchard, 380 per
month the yssr round, with house, fuel, fruit
and other perquisites. Harvest wsges during. Sep
tember and October. Opportunity for wife, to
work some. Mt Adams Farm, Inc., Husum. Wn.
EX-SERVICE MEN
Register with us w can place you in any
kind of position. .
K. OF C. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
205 Beck bldg. Phone Broadway 13 6 7.
FIND John Geddia of Ellsworth. Been in West
month. 58 yesrs old. Common laborer.
W. Clyde Wolfe. Ellsworth, Kan., Portland hotel.
Portland. " -
WANTED High school graduate to learn
. banking business: salary $55 per month to
start; good chance for advancement. , A-3 5.
Journal.
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper and accouu
tant who can also sell ti chefs and make openings.
To go with carnival; 823 a week. t. Apply 812
iioara or i raae. -
WANTED Man to take .care of grounds Sod
tenuis courts, must be experienced and stronc,
willing worker. Apply Laurelhurst club, 39th
ana Anneny. alter i p m
WANTED Painters for ship work. Peninsula
Shipbuilding C- of McKenn are. St.
Jotins carune. i . -
FURNISHING, good salesman: mat be eineri
enced; permanent position. Levitt's Store, 4th
ana wa&oinsron.
WANTED 1st elan blacksmith, in connection
witlt. girage. ' We furnish material and divide
profits." Highway Garage, Camas. Wsi-h.
A YOUNG man for billing clerk; experience in
Dining, snipping. Bee Mr. sxmg, Jones Mar
ket, 4th and Alder sts.
WANTED Good. , all around janitor for night,
1 a.' m. to 0 a. tm. ; good salary to good
man. Apply after 10 a. m.. 348 Alder st.
WANTED AH around shoemaker for email
shop: will pay 842 per week. . Address Good-
WANTD Young man to work in bag factory.
Apply Ames-Harrison-Nevul Co., 15 th and
Hoyt. '
HIXTK R WisUil innt sain! la naint.
safes. Must be good striper. C)l Norris Safe
A Lock Co.. 105 . 2d St. Main 2045.
LIVEWIRE attorney to defend ui.' "contingent,"
against ihr ter attorney; now nave damage
judgment 8200. Pbon Tabor 1 697.
WANTED 3 barkers. 1 swsmper. 3 men to
work in mill; bouses for married men; free
rent; good wages. 818 Railway Eich. bldg.
WANTED A paving foreman for curb and gut
ter work; 38 per 8 hours. Call at 270 Burn
side. -' - .. - .
LATH mill f ereman : must be able to deliver
the goods: also a lath puller who can handle
40.OOO. Room 2BS, New Scott note!. -- '
WANTED Good bouse painter; 86 for 8
hours; long job. C--479.' Journal.
BOY to carry route in spare
' Abstract. 92 Fiiwt st.
time. , Rccord-
WANTED fUnerieuced maid for general lmuM
f work; good wage Apply 580 K. 22d sL N.
WANTED First-class , bran polishers.
Apply
Oregon Brass Wnrss.
fVO alt around machine men for cabinet work.
Apply Aladdin Co. tqylbt. North Portland. -
WANTED Experienced hotrl night clerk; must
furnish good reference. 66 N. 3d St.
WANTED I'd bakvr. Clark's Bakery, The
' Dalles, (H:- Ptiww of wire tt mrt.
PICK and shovel laborers wanted. Portland
Gas A Cnke Co.", 241 Flanders st
BOYS as helpers in machine room. Apply 652
2d.
BAKERS snd helptrs wanted; good pay, . Call
U 3d C .' . .
HELP VTA-fTED FUMALE
- Do You Want '
To Earn a Good Salary
A salary that ! paid while yon learn the
burnt Bess ; that increases frequently ss you gala
experience f r .
Do You Know
How Much; Telephone
Operating Employes
Earn?
And wliat excellent . opportunities thay hav
for promotion to executive position f"
Why Not Obtain
... the Facts? .
Our employment supervisor vrtll gladlV tall
you the facts and will abo explain the many
other advantages of telephone operating lot
young women.
Apply at m'
Telephone Company, .
Boom 601, 6th Floor,
Telephone Building.
Park and Oak Streets.
The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph: Company :
SALESWOMEN experienced in
KITCHEN WARE .
WAISTS : - . ' .
"v NOTIONS 1
INFANTS' WEAR
Apply -employment bureau before 10:80.
, - LIP MAN, WOLFE A CO,
WANTED- Two'girls for waitress work. Experi
ence not necessary. 'Salary 860 per month arid
board first month. $70 per month and board
second month and thereafter. . A rood chance
for future advancement- for those who apply them
selves. Apply 127 Brofdway alter 9 a. m.
TYPISTS A well established mercantile-insti
tution can use a limited number of Lndrrwood
typists or Elliott Fisher operators. Recent grad
nataa on any standard keyboard accepted. B-547.
Journal.
TO MATRONS. FORELADIE8 of factories, rest
aurants and other women, if you wish to sdd
ta your income, see Mrs. Freemen, 627 Corbett
Bldg. - f
WANTED A good motherly woman to keep
house, hav full charge; good treatment; no
washing or baking. - East 669. call for C. F.
Johnson.
WANTED First-class. marceUer.
Address Mrs. WUUama. A. M
Walla Walla. Wash,
Good wsg
Jensen Co.,
WANTED First class - operator, hair dressing
parlor. Portland Hotel Hair Dressing Par
lors. Mam 5301.
WANTED Experienced young lady to take
orders for mairazine club. GVxid nnxmaition
if willing. Call at 1214 Wilcox bldg. after 5 p. ra.
WANTED Salesladies : to sell well established
cereal goods. Call or phone Kant 6763, Old
F'aanion Cereal Mills, 241 Holladay ave.
LADY housekeeper for bachelor ; must be able
to take charge; no washing' or ironing; wsges
from 850 to 375 per month.- A-73, Journal.
WANTED Girl about 14 years old ss com
pany for old couple in country. Clara
Richey, Barton, Or j
WOMEN for steady ( innide . work. Wetitern
Oregon Handle Co, . ' East 31st and Sandy
nouievara. . ' - - ,
POWER machine operators wanted: must under
stand making awnings. Columbia Awning A
Shade Co.. 188 2d st. - '
WASTED Immediately ; . cook for summer
months. Y. W. C. A. cafeteria. -
WANTE1 Gown finishers and an apprentice.
801 Fliedner bldg. i .
WANTED 2 women, ion to do plain cooking
and one to do second, work. Apply 11 E. 7th.
HELPirWAItTF.D MALE 1
ASD FEMALE .
t8
WANTED Men to lfsro th barber trade;
receive some pay t whils leernmg; positloas
.cured : Oregon ex-service men,' the courae is
f re. to you. Call or write for paniculars and
caUlogu. MOLEB BARKER UOLi tiK. 234
Burnslde st. -- .
MEN WOMEN leatn barber trade; wain wbU
learning, positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 year
experience. Oregon Barber Colleg. 233 Madisoa.
PORTLAND, Barber .College pays you whU
learning, give you' set of tools free; position
secured. 38 N. Zd St.
BCSIXKSS'AND TRADK SCHOOLS
EX SERT1CE MEN
Get a lif membership fre. In ' Hemphill'
Trade Schools. We ana giving a tree HI. mem'
benhiu in all of our 'Automobile and Gas 1'rsc-
tor Schools in United States snd Canada, which
w ar now operating in the following citie:
1 Winnipeg,' Man.
" Itegina.. Saskslchewan.
. Edmonton, Alia.
Calgary-. Alia. -'-'
tjethbridg;. Alta.
Vancuuvei!. B. C.
. ' Victoria, 8. C.
Tacuua, 'ft ash. .
OVklsnd., Lai.
, , Salt LsLktCity. Cuh. ', . .
1 . . Portland, 'Or.
Thii is absolutely free to all Oregon ex-service
men. Wc furnish.' bar .students with posi
tions. . HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS, 7u7
Hawthorne ave. Tak- Hawthorne car at Sec
ond and Alder to East '-SOth st
83CV TO 8500 A MONTH
Ar you earning thatt Many automobile
xpert are. You may loin tne high salaried,
akilled mec-hanio ranks if you take ad.a
tage of the gas engineering courses offered
by the LEADING AUTO SCHOOL OF THC
' WEST. WITH A RECORD OF MOHB
SUCCKSSKUL GRADUATES THAN A.N 1
OTHER SCHOOIs- ,
Investigate, tnrull snd don't pay u rent
until you're convinced that .we'll deliver the
gooda. That'a fair, lao t itf
Write for our t :t8-pa. catalogue. It'
free. Auk for Book-No. B.
OUR COURSKd ARK FREE TO
OREGON EX'SERVICK. MEN '
ADCOX AUTO AND GAS ENGINE
SCHOOL
UNION AVENUE 4iND WASCO STREET
1!. ' ' .''
BUSINESS COLI.EGi
I-arg .t In the West.
ASSURES- EVERY GRADUATE
A POSITION.
Enr&II any time A ear. '
1AT SCfKXiL.' NIGHT . SCHCOL
Phone, 'call or writ, for Ire. success
- catalog.
-iSOSincBkS
& PutiUt,n lot Each. Gradual
ALISKT BUILDING
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Young men and women wanted Call 434
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid rofcssioa. . Fre booklet
Rsl'wsv Telegraph Irwtiinte - -
LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping.
stenogrtpby civil ' srvkc, secretarial. specUl
Expert, trscben; day ana niaus tsrai
Phone Broadway Mini
w EAST- SIDE.' COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Misa Itegina Bucket private cboni; individual
irret ruction. 122 H Grand ar. East 427.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll
free. Frank K. Welles, former s.ti-tant t
swpt. . mat., ft W. Bank bldg Phew Main 637A
, n a t.r. yt r. s vf a in tk i
SALESMEN wanted to sell a line thst I tn
demsod i A money maker for salesman and
r-i-n-haaeT. Address. Capital City Nunery Co
Salem. Or "
S PEC I A LTY salesman wanted, capable of mak
Ing big money : no others need apply. D. C
Wax. Co., 31 K. fitb. - . . . s
r Ln mMk -- a
err k Vfiiv. r a t w
oa a V ja. a a v. j. m
COOK Man and wife would lis. cookiBncbta
small sawmill or logging' camp. W-483,
Journal
POSITION wanted by first data audi mechanic.
12 5 earn' eir nence. Addrew 870 12th st.
Plione Main 73K8, L. Ixirinwn.
GET your painting, kalaomining. decurauog and
sigft work dnn before the rush seaaon. 1
E. Glisan. Phone Tabor 266.
CARPENTERING, repairing and remodeling.
Tabor 234.
PAINTING, tinting and papering, good work.
. c ii . t, I,,. nfnwuw sow.
WHEN fan want your house reahinglod cad
Aoto. 31280. Work guaranteed first clsas.
EN L. II A I, painting, tinting, reasonable price.;
bet work.. Tabor 8051.
CARPENTER and contractor, jobbing; anything
1n .the jHiilding line. Eaut 86 r, .
PAINTING and tinting by experienced workman!
Estimates free. Call Esst 8824.
SEWER connections, cement work, si Jaw ails
and drivewayi. Tabor 8008.
GARDENER Lswns leveled, seeded and rollL
Phnw. I.1 . s ! a. -a. d a o .
" aaj a. V 17 LrVfu J aVITU O p. HI.
SrAXINU alimjbAing. Call Tabor 807 9.
f-iUvlTING. paprhngin, tinUn. fta 6SC
SITtTATlOTTB FRMALtS
IOC.Nr woman with year-old baby cirl wuiiaa
Varaaltiitn hniisakaau. n . I , . i
" Nuuasaec- aw gnnugUMU AAA C1LY.
4712 E. 65th at. 8. E.
YOUNG lady, bookkeeper, wishes employment
evening. Good references. Tabor 8U41 sltor
6 p. m.
ALL KINDS of curtaina hand laundered. Tabor
318. 206 E. 4 9th.
LACE SCRIM Marquisette curtains, cloths binj
laundered; experts. 'ailed for. Elt 6196.
GOi'JD ranch housekeeper, plain ctajk. no laun-
ury; iuu cnarge at once. U-4NU, Journal.
EXCELLENT cook wixhes down' ataira work in
private ramiiy. us, Journal.
PUBLIC stenographer. Marshall 2318.
DIIESSMAKIXO
48
ALTERATIONS, refitting sod making of ladi?
garments. reaMOnabl. tricea: work guaranteed.
J. IteuMn. Ladies' Tailor, 408 Bu.h tc Lane bldg.
made arid remodelled. Dressmaking dept. Em
porium Dye Workf, 640 Morrtfon. Bdwy. 4268.
HEMSTITCHING, He and 10c .per yard
E. Rroadwav. E. end of bridge.
168
DRESSES made. 85 up; work guaranteed; re
modeling a specialty. Marshall IMS 9
ALI, KINDS of curtains hand laundered.
318 95 E. 4ttth.
Tabor
8
PARALYTIC or sick lady patients taken by
grad us U aura. Privaf rsskleno. - Tabor
299.
FURNISHED ROOMS
Newly Furnished 'Rooms
TRANSIENTS 31 PER NIGHT
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
Elevator, strictly modem, newly finished and
now ready ontnide. Airy rooms. $5 per week.
-ArntTORH'M HOTEL." VOR THIRD 8T.
HOTEL BARR
112 N. 6th 2 blocks of depot
81 per (lay, 83 par week and up
Ilot ami cold wster, stesm heat
Free phone and baths
DAYTON HOTEL
180 'A First at, corner Tsvlor. '
Nicely furninhed moms, hot snd cold wir
and steam heat In each room. Rates $3 week np.
HOTEL LlT'RO Y. righ Fdown fonn. OtTfi-!.! h
nesr Stark; tl day. $5 week up: modern
clean rooms : apecial rates to parties of ' or more.
MILTON HOTELTSeiradia
rooms; stasm heat,, bot and cold wster ta all
rooms; transients solicited.
SARGENT
hotel, housekeeping snd sleeping
rooms.
271 H Grsnd sve.. Phone F.sst 201.
NICELY fnmiahed rooms 75o up. 83.5urww k
up. 887 Ysinhill.
HARRISON hotel. Front and Harrison. out
sde rooms, 32.60 up: board if desired.
X ' SLEEPING roomsT 208 17thBsr TsylorT
FURNISHED ROOM" PKIV A1K
FAMILY '9
"FOIL RENT 2 connecting well fuminlied front
rooms, single or in suite; gentleman prelerred;
close in. Kant 7964. '
LARGE. Light airy room, private rmm.. walking
dutanoe: buainaas distrkrt; gentleman prs-
f erred. 554 Ev.i tt street, corner l'tii.
TWO single H. K. moms with kitciieostte; clua
in. Marxliall 1426.
ryFI'ltXISHKn ROOMS 1 6
TWO large rooma, Eaxt Sd. ciux. in, 37 SO
per month, incluclinx wster.
Call at 306
E. 10th st. N.
ROOMS ASn BOARD
18
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON
880 lufb St. for buriness glris and students;
lessonsble rates. MsrshgU 1251.
ROOMS A'D BOARD PKIVATE . .
FAMILY 7f
PHONE YOTR ORDKR OVE DAY A H.A n
FOR SPIIAL t'HIt'KEN AND CRKAM
DINNER WEDNIDAY AND HUN DAY. ALSO
TABLE BOARD BY WEEK OK MONTH
PHONE HDWJ. 6450. MORNINGS AND
EVENINGS.
ROOM and boanl. one or two gentlemen. bi.
privileirs. 193 E. 74th st. N. MY car.
Tabor IW3t.,
ROOM and board in private home for two
girts. Piano, phone and home privileges.
4S0 R 12Ui st. X. East 1489.
BOARD girl vr boy Mamhsll 24.
CHil7D, 2 to 8 years, mother's csre. Eaot 5180.
- ' 1 - a
WAN T ED ROQ-MS A5I1 BOARD 88
WAN TED Home for semi-invalid uiau. A-00,
Journal.
POOR woman want bom for girl 8 yean old.
B-553, Journal.
i TIOTTSEKFF.PINO HOOMfi 8
Ft'HN IHHK P AND TJNFtmMSHFD
ONE 12 room apartment, furnished: also aingle
room, furnished, 3 blocks from Williams s.
car; prices reasonable. Wdln. 5958. 203
Stanton. .
" T aTLas tkansfer
Storage, bagiaga snd furniture moving.
431 STARK. II ROADWAY J207.
TVO pr 8 riius, orjoUdJig"iurruljl but cak
ing gas, cIom in, rent iry reasonable. 183
HoUaday. Kat 7741. '
S LAnU;E clean furnished housekeeping roomi,
ainJij large ard.j 931 Ha Tier. Marshall 309U,
HK. ROOMS'for rent. S23 Vi "lt St.. Clay
snd Market. Reasonable rent.
ON E snd 2 room furnished houeAepinr ; rent
reasoiialile : walking distance. 54 5 St FirM-
2 TO 3 ' rooma. furniahedr"fo H. K. ; walkiog
di'.unce. 504 '.ast Clay C
HOf'MEKF.KPINO ROOMS
FUKNIHHKD AND IT FC RN ISH ED
PRIVATF FAMILY I 78
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, close in; fireplaei:
wood or gas range: free phono, gas arid
water; no objection to children; 820. Kut
252-'.
FOR KENT 3 furninhed houekeping ronmi,
938 K. Tajlrrr at., between 3 1 f and 82d tu.
on Taylor. Take Sunnynirte car to 3'-d t.
fl4. Goodcomforiable auite ItaMement ro4rru&:
suitable for r pectable working people; nice
towitioti. 564 Kat tli t. , .
g5E" lMiuaekeeplitg room. Jwtking- across
lrk. ri tectabln place, 812 jer mnnih. Nobby
Cleaners. I'ark and Salmon. Main 4306
JTs TV. O 'umiahed houseeiing ruoms, clou
in; seiiarate entrance, yard. 610 Pint.
TWO furniahed linuaekeeping rooms, phone, elec
tricity, bsth and gen. 816. 651 E. Morrinon.
DON'T anarch.
2 cor. rooma, gas range,
8O0H 4th.
else.,
clean: fix.
ONE LARGE, modern front mom, wih kiich
enette; klo Meeping room. Kant 80'JU.
FOR nFVT HOUSES
VSKI'KIISHKO
11
stobTce
commercial and houskwuji xods.
moving, packing, shm'pfno.
Reduced freight rate. Fi.r eipert service
call Broadway 703, Manning Warehouse A
Transfer Co.
Furniture Moving,
Yim Trsnnfer and Storage. Ixmg distance
hauling. 32 Union ave. N. Phone Kaxt 6434.
FOR RENT 7 room hu, 500 Magnolia ave..
Woodlawn. 825. J. S. Wells Co., 608
GaMfe bklg.
FREE rent. 3 -room rotUge, Oak Grove, in ex-
rhti.gw for labor doing cliorcs morning and
night. C K. Glaske, 62 Fir- st. Bdwy. 96'.
CALT. BROADWAY B0
KORTHWESTKRN ELECTRIC COMPANY
WASHINGTON AT TENTH STREET
9 ROOM houao fnr rent; well furnUlied. reaw. li
able rent. 7QO 1st and Meade, So. Portland.
7-ROOM house, uit anproacb Broadway br.dge.
No children. ijvwr. Main 3916.
Ft 1 H RENT 7 room house. 366 Stevens ..
between I ftinn ve. and 3d St.
7 IWHtM modem bouw with garage; rr
$35.60. Pb-mw Mam S.137.
8EB FRANK L. Md;t'TTi5
TO INSURE AGAINST TiHS.
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