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THE OREGON v DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920. 18 WHEAT AN! FLOUR CARGOES FIXED ON PR VATE CHARTERS Wheat and flour shipments to Eu rope will be increased during the month of June by the addition of the steamships West Wind and El Cajon. These steamships have been taken by private charter and New York advices state they have been aa eigned to E. C. Evans. & Co., for Portland loading. Both vessels are now en route to the Columbia river. The West Wind is scheduled to ar rive June 2 and the EI Cajon May 26. June and July movement of grain will be heavy. In all. 17 steamships are booked for Northwest loading with a carrying capacity of., better than 3,000.000 bushels (including flour). J'oeted on the board at the Merchants Exchange are the Ethingham, Dewey and Bakersfield. . The Columbia-Pacific Steamship com pany announces the steamships Eastern Ocean, West Cayote and Howerden for July loading.. The Eastern Ocean is on berth on the Atlantic side "and will sail early In June for Portland. The Ho warden will follow from Baltimore the -middle of the month, and the West Cayote from New York the latter part of the-, month. The vessels are under charter' to ' the European Steamship company. Arriving in the harbor thiB morning was the steamship Kastern Cloud, to W. IV Grace & Co. She berthed at the Standard Oil dockt for fuel and will load 80,000 barrels of flour at Munici pal No. 4. A number of steamships have been allotted to private charter whose names have not been announced by local agents. Listing of all grain, vessels for Northwest ports will probably be made during the first week in June. SHIPWRECKED JAPANESE TO BE RETURNED TO ORIENT The 13 Japanese shipwrecked fisher men, rescued 300 .miles off the Japanese coast by - the steamer Paulette, which was Portland-bound, swill be returned to their native country on the Kaisho Maru Saturday as a result of arrange ments just completed between the im migration service, the Japanese consul and the Pacific Steamship company. The Japanese had been shipwrecked five days before being picked up by the Paulette one dark night. The Paulette is now being fitted up with coal bunkers so there is not room for the Japanese on board. Furthermore, the vessel will be iiereifor some time, so that officials deemed it advisable to arrange for trans portation back on some other vessel. PORTLAND-ASTORIA STEAMER SERVICE IS REESTABLISHED Dally service between Portland and Astoria has been reestablished by the O-W. 11. & N. company. The steamer Harvest Queen will sail from Ains worth dock every evening except Sat urday. - ' Opening of the excursion season for North Beach points has been announced for the latter part of June when th steamer Haaealo wiU.be placed on the run. giving a two-boat service out of Portland and Megler, TUG RELIEF AND TOW ARE " MAKING CREDITABLE SPEED Speed record for a heavy tow was established by the tug Relief on the first leg of. the long voyage to the West. Coast with the lumber-laden barge Acapulco. The tug reported- in at San Pedro this morning tor, oil, five rUill.Mi:-.;.!;:!:,,..,-.!!!;).....- meUmti'emUg tswtsxf ""J' B S n$ I-"' 1 1 i wWtMto hiaW .jp. MS j3l M 8 Hlf. f, . " jjgfl lilSglll a lt'i!l!g'!,,531?r,!J!!gTB'B' ,i 1 m i.lia,i.iiiaJ" -....iit-.i 1 t Si il l-i. ii- 1 am rfrz days out from the Columbia river.- An average speed of better than eight knots was maintained. Salinas Cruz and Balboa will be the next Stops of tug and tow. . ' ' The barge la following the speed limit set by her . master, Captain Jacob Neil soh. He- took command on 15 minutes notice and , has retained his reputation on the voyage. ; STRS. HARVARD. AND VALE TO SAIL FOR COAST SOON Los Angeles. May 31. (I. N." S.) An nouncement was made today that the steamers Harvard and Yale, formerly in the coastwise service between San Diego. Los Angeles and San Francisco, would be started for the Pacific coast from the Philadelphia navy yard in about three weeks. The. steamers were bought from the government recently by the Los Angeles-Pacific Navigation company. Tom McFarland, formerly captain of the Yale, recently a trial captain for the Los Angeles Shipbuilding & Drydock company, left yesterday for Philadelphia to take charge of bringing the steamers to the west coast. He will again become captain of the Yale. Herman. Grothraan, resident inspector at San Pedro for the Emergency; Fleet corporation, will be chief engineer of the Yale. He will start for Philadelphia Sunday. When the two , steamers reach Los Angeles harbor they will be practically reconstructed at the plant of the- Los Angeles Shipbuilding & Drydock: com pany. Radio Examinations Scheduled Radio examinations will be held about June 15 by the radio examiner of the seventh district in the radio department of the Oregon Institute of Technology, fourth floor of the Y. M. C." A. building. Those desiring to take the examination at this time are requested to leave their names at the office of the Oregon In stitute of Technology, 416 Y. M. C. A. building, r j . : Steamer Silverado Inspected Under direction of ' Local Inspectors Edwards and Wynn, the steamship Sil verado was- given part inspection at Rainier. She will be finished at Port land tomorrow. The Green - Star liner Aquarius was inspected at Vancouver, and thet-Wenina at Portland today. The Port of Portland tug Pronto will be in spected at Portland Saturday. ! Tug Hercules Safe . Seattle, May 21. (U. P.) The tug Hercules, towing a pontoon of drydock to San Francisco, reported In danger off Cape Flattery last night, . was -all safe today, according to a wireless from the cape. j ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT For CodS bay. Eureka and San Fran cisco, the steamship City of Topetaa of the Admiral line is due to sail Friday evening. i The steamship West Katan, with gen eral cargo i from Portland and Seattle, is due to arrive at San Pedro Sunday. She will finish outbound cargo at that port, loading with cotton. The (Steamship Rose City, with passen gers and freight from Portland, arrived in San Francisco Friday afternoon. The steamer Daisy Freeman, with general cargo from San Francisco, is dw at Portland- Sunday. The British motorship Malahat shifted this morning from Westport with lum ber to Astoria, where she will complete her crew before sailing for Adelaide. With passengers and freight for San Francisco and San Pedro, the steamer Willamette is scheduled to sail from St Helens this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The Japanese steamship Kaisha Maru is working! lumber at. the Inman-Poul-sen mills. I From Seattle to the Pacific Steam ship company, the Elkton is due to ar rive in the river at daylight Saturday. Bringing ( general cargo to " Parr-Mc-Cormick and passengers from San Fran cisco, the steamer Klamath will dock at Couch street tonight. Positions of Ships North Head, May Zl.Ships reported their positions at 8 o'clock last night as follows :''. ' 1 : Richmond, - towing barge -95, Seattle for San Pedro, 100 miles from Seattle. , El Segundo, towing barge 93, Point Why the flavor doesn't vary It is remarkable that twenty-four kitch ens can co-operate so closely that the quality of Tillamook Cheese does not vary. The cheese in every vat is test ed Defore it leaves the kitchens and unless the highest standard is reached, Tillamook is not placed on the rind. Tillamook is so good in flavor because of its creamy richness. It is high in food value and will reduce the cost of living materially if substituted for meats and eggs on j your menus. Five quarts otfull cream milk are used in making a pound of Tillamook Cheese. Delicious souffles, egg omelettes, pota toes, macaroni and cheese and other every day dishes will be improved by the use of Tillamook Cheese and , melted Tillamook ; Cheese on toast- oh, how good! j The best grocers everswhere sell Tillamook Cheese by the slice or in 6 and 14 pound sizes. ; '.. V- o ' .-! :V- TILLAMOOK COUIfTT CREAMERY ASSOCIATION 24 CJmct Kitchens Owned mnd Operated : Cooptratvvtiy by Tillamook Dauymn TILLAMOOK. OREGON tM Wells for Richmond. 499 miles north of Richmond. ; Argyll. Port San Luis for : Seattle, 300 miles from Seattle. West Katan, Seattle for San Pedro, 260 miles from Seattle. Multnomah. , Everett for San Fran cisco, 63 miles south of Cape Flattery. News of the Port .1 ; Arrival May 21 Eastern Cloud. American steamer, from Seat tle, ballast. Klamath. American steamer, from Saa Fran cisoa, passenger and general. , Departures May SI j ' Willamette, American steamer, ; from St. Helens, passengers and lumber. - . MAHKfE ALMANAC. Weather at River's Mouth 1 North Head Wash.,- May '21. Conditions at the month of the river at noon: Sea smooth; wind west miles; weather partly cloudy. ; Tides at Astoria Saturday High water Iw water 8:27 a. m. ..9.1 feet ': 10.30 a. m. 0.8 foot 4:5o p. m. ..7.8 feet 10.08 p. m... 2.8 feet DAILY BIVER READINGS 8 a. m. Pacific time. STATIONS. fj f fll S Wenatchee 40 23.4 0. 4 0.00 Lewiston ,....., 22 11.1 0,02 Umatilla ......... 25 13.8 0.1 0.00 The Dalles .....f. 40 20.8. "0.8 0.02 Eugene 10 3.4 1-0.2 0.00 Allxny 20 4.0 -0.1 0.00 Salem ... 20 2.8 -0.2 0.01 Oregon City. 12 4.0 (0.2 0.09 Portland ......... 15 12.0 0.8 0.05 ) Rising. ( ) Falling. RIVER FORECASTS The Willamette river at Portland will rise slowly Saturday and remain nearly stationary Sunday and Monday at a stage of about 12.3 feet. I AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, May 21. Arrived at 10:30 and left up at midnight: Steamer Eastern Clrud. from Seattle. Sailed at- 1 a. m. Steamer Celilo, for Han Pedro Ti San Francisco. Arrived down at 8 a. m. Japanese steamer Meiko Mara. Ar rived at 9 a. m. Steamer Klamath, from San Francisco. Seattle. May 21. Sailed at midnight: Steam er W. F. Herrin, from Portland. Arrived at 9 a. m. -Steamer Rose City, from Portland. - San Pedro, May 20. Arrived last night: Steamer Dewey, from New York, for Portland. Arrived-at 9 a. m. Barge Acapulco, in tow of Tug Relief, from Portland, for West Coast. Balboa, May 18. Arrived: Steamer Lake Gebhatt. from Portland, for Callao. Astoria. May 20.- Sailed at 2 p. ra. Steam er El Segundo, towing Barge 93, fot San Fran cisco. San Francisco, May 20. Arrived at 9 last night: Steamer Avalon, from Portland. Sailed at p. m. Daisy Matthews, for Columbia river. San Francisco, May 21. L N. 8.) Ar rived May 20: Steamer Uigbo, Hongkong, 11 a. m. ; steamer Mukiltno, Los Angeles, 12:10 p. m. ; steamer West Nerie, Hongkong, via Hono lulu, 5:15 p. m. : Jap steamer Kinkes&n Maru. Singapore, via Miike, 8 p. m. ; transport Logan, Honolulu, 8:30 p. m.; steamer Governor, Los Angeles, 11 p. m. Bailed May 20: Steamer City of Reno, Goth enburg, via Balboa, 1:55 p. m.; steamer Daisy Matthews, Portland. 2:20 p. .m. ; steamer Ad miral Schley, Seattle. 3:30 p. m. ; steamer St. Helene, WiUapa Harbor, 3:45 p. m. ; steamer Carmet, Grays Harbor, 4:10. p. m.; 4 schooner Oceania, Vance, Sydney, 5:10 p. m. ; steamer Twmalpais, Grays Harbor, 7:30 p. m. Port Gamble. May 21. (I. N. S.) Arrived: Steamer Yosemite, from Seattle. Adelaide, May 8. (I. N. S.) Arrived: Schr. Edw. R, West.' from Port Blakeley. thence Feb. 11. Shanghai. May 18. (L N. S.) Arrived: Steamer Empress of Japan, from Vancouver via ports. Callao, May 19. (L N. S.) Arrived: Steamer Juneau from Seattle via Port Blakeley and San Pedro. Tacoma. May 20. (I. N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer Ellhu Thomson for St. Michael ; via Akutan, towing barge Fresno for Akutan. Seattle, May 21. (L N. 8.) Arrived: Steamer Northwestern, from Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska, 7:05 a. m. Sailed: Steam er Jefferson, for Southeastern Alaska, 9 a. m. ; Fulton, for acoma. 7 a, ro: Queen City, for Blubber Bay, 4 a. m. ; Tundareus, for Hong kong . and Manila via ports and Victoria, 2 sJ m. Arrived May 20: Steamer City of Seattle from Southeastern Alaska, 6 p. Hi. ; President, from San Pedro via S. F. and Victoria, 10 prm.; W. S. Porter from Sail Pedro, 8 p. m.; Wallingford from Honolulu via JS. V. and Van couver, 4 p. m. ; Hyades from Honolulu via H. ir. and Tacoma, S p. m. : Chicago from fishing cruise, at 11:30 a. m. Sailed May 20: Steamer Elkton for Singapore via ports and Portland, at midnight. Cordova, May 20. (L N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer Alaska, south at 7 p. m. Petersburg. May 20? (I. N. S.) Sailed: Steamer Spokane, north, 4:15 p. m. i Baltimore, May 19. (L N. S.) Sailed: Steamer Windber for Seattle via Balboa. San Pedro and H. F. Ketchikan. Hv ; 20. (t jr. S.) Steamer Admiral Watson, northbound, 9:30 p. m. Yokohama, May 15. (L N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer Empress of Russia for Vancouver. San Pedro. May 20. (L N. 8. ) Arrived: Steamer Anyox. towing banre Baroda. from Callao via ports, .10 a. m. Sailed: Steamer Admiral Dewey for Seattle via San Francisco. Vancouver, May 20. (L N. S.) Arrived: Steamer Harold Dollar, from Singapore via ports Sailed: Steamer CapC A. F. Lrucaa, for Richmond. , 4 Mukilteo. May 21. (t N. S-) Arrived: Schr. Alice Cooke, from Honolulu, thence April 19 in tow tug Forest T. Crosby, 7 a. m. - San Francisco, May 21. (t N. H. ) Arrived, May 20, W. F. Herrin. from Astoria, at 1 1.18 p m. Arrived, May 21, C A. Smith, from Coos Bay. at 3:05 a. m. ; Caspar, from Caspar, at 3:30 a. m. ; Bee, from lx Angeles, at 3:45 a. m.; Arctic, from Mendocino, at 4:40 a. m.; Humboldt, from lxm Angeles, at 6:35 a. m.; Washington, from Eureka, at 7:15 a. m. ; light house tender Sequoia, from Eureka, at 9 :10 a. m. ; Rose City, from Portland, at 9:30 a. m.; Frank U. Buck, from Los Angelea, at 11 a. m. ; Admiral Farragnt, from Seattle, at 12:30 p. m. Sailed, May 20, Mayfair, for Eureka, at 11:50 p. m. bailed. May 21. Editor, for Yoko hama, at 9:20 a. m. : Hartvraod, for Graya Har bor, at 9:80 a. m.; W. F. Hemn, for Monterey, at 10 a. m. Jewelry Stolen in a m j - is Apartment; ronce Investigating Case Thefts of Jewelry -figured In' two of three housebreaking cases reported to the police the last 24 hours. Someone - entered the rooms of Mrs. W. II. Williams in the Peninsula apart ments Thursday night and stole a pearl and sapphire ring, .four blue sapphires, - one square cameo brooch, one silver ring (set), a wrist watch, lavalliere and other jewelry. Inspectors Schulpius and J. Moloney are working on the case. A pass key was used In effecting an entrance to the rooms occupied .by Mrs. J. E. Dempsey in the Jackson apart ments Thursday night. , A diamond and agate ring and beads were taken. : -Inspectors Phillips and Tackabery were detailed on the case. Officer Payne reported that two men broke the front door lock early this morning of the Everready drug store at East Fortieth and Division streets. C. C. Banfield, the proprietor, reported that nothing , was taken. 175 to Be Graduated From Eighth Grade Of County Schools Nearly 175 children are -to be gradu ated from the eighth grade in the Mult nomah county rural schools Saturday morning when commencement exercises will be held in Library hall. B. G. Skula- son. a Portland attorney, will deliver the commencement address. Hopkln Jenkins, principal of Jefferson high school will award the diplomas. . Music will be furnished by the Park rose school orchestra, and drills, songs and recitations will be given by various schools in the county. Prizes will be given in the essay and tablet contests and library reading certificates and standard certificates will be given out. Reading certificates win be given to 135 pupils who have given a satisfactory oral report on five books chosen from a se lected list prepared by the library. Zigzag Road to Be Ready in Two Weeks The Zigzag road, will be complete in another week, T. II. Sherrard, super visor of the Oregon- National forest, said this morning after a visit to the region. No attempts will be made toward the development of camping grounds this year except the building of two stoves, because of lack of funds. Reed Students Merge Taxes Student activities at. Reed college will be financed by a blanket tax of S5, ac cording to a decree of the Reed student council. The tax will cover the subscrip tivities, athletics and' miscellaneous- stu dent expenditures- In the past the taxes have been collected by treasurers for the various organizations. Next year they will be consolidated in one in clusive tax, to be. collected on registra tion day. TRANSPORTATION Astoria and Way Points Str. Georgiana . ftevnd Trfp Dally (Except Friday) . Lasva PORTLAND 7.-IO a. m. ALDER STREET DOCK. Leave ASTORIA S:00 m. m. FLAVEL DOCK. , FARE S1.SS EACH WAV. Special a la Carts Dining Service. Direct Connections for Sooth Beaches. Kixht Boat Daily IF. IL Main 1422, .541-22. THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION CO. SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY DEPARTS 10:00 A. ML Friday, May 28 FROM AINSWORTH DOCK FARE INOLUDES BERTH AND MEALS CITY TICKET OFFICE, 8RD AND WASH. , PHONE MAIN 8530 FREIGHT OFFICE, AINSWORTH DOCK PHONE BROADWAY SSS THE SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND S. S. COMPANY. Astoria Route S. S. "ASTORIAN" 2:30 P. M. DAILY (Kxeept. Thursday) FARE $1.65, tncJadinc tax TALYOR STREET DOCK .- ' Phones Main S065. S11-4S . AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AMD SOUTH SEAS Via Tahiti mnt Raratonaa, Stall ate riimnii - Sarvloe teem San FrenaJaa) Every IS Day, UNION SS. CO. OF HEW ZEALAND. tSO Oaitfarnla St, San Fr ilp easl Wai tread As 3TEW TODAY f We Call and Deliver Old Carpets amd Sags Had late FLUFF RUGS m- Rag Rugs, Carpet Cleaning and Re fitting. Mail orders. . Send for Booklet. Oregon Fluff Rug Co. It84 East Stark - Tabor ItU HRW TODAY GARAGES Sectional and Ready-Cut HIPPED ANYWHERE or Erected in Portland - Mstarisl and Workmanship Guaranteed First Class Send for Circular REDIMADE PUILOINQ CO. 315 E. 11th 8t Phone K. 5114 TWO BLOCKS SOUTH Or HAWTHORNE PORTLAND, OR. Send U Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver; Old Bags and Woolen Clothing. We Make Be rer Bible, Ilaad-Worea FLUFF Boom Size Fluff Bore Worea $17M Bag Bugs Woycb All Sizes Clothes Cleaalsg and Dyeing Dept. Mall Orders Send for Booklet Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning ? txIS Bngi. Steamed Cleaned, IUI WESTEBIf FLUFF BUG CO. S4 Union Are. N. j Fhoae East tilt WE CALIi FOB YOUB OLD CABPETS Bags and Woolea Clothtag FLUFF RUGS All Work Turned Oat Promptly. Bag Bags Woven AH Sicca Mall Orders Send for Book let Carpets Cleaned, Laid aad Befitted . NORTHWEST RUG CO. 188 EAST EIGHTH STBEET -PHONE EAST S&SS EMT! Store Room Space 11,000 square feetj 2 floors. Will sub divide. 14 Bnrnslde St. Tabor 4S6S. MEETING NOTICES 41 GKT ready for the bic pienie riven ' by th : Masters', , Wardens' i and Past afasters' association - at Forest Grova for the Masonio and Eastern Star home fund oa Monday, May 31. Members of the fraternity and friends invited. i MULTNOMAH Camo No. 7 W. i O W.. will initiate a class nf candidates at their hall. East Sixth and Alder streets. Fridav night. May 21 Entertainment committee has provided special entertain ment for members of W. O. W. only, j Tisitins neighbors wel- X. O. WILSON, Clerk. AL KADER TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. S. SUted session Saturday, May 22. 1920, at 8 o cioca p. m.. rytman on tin in g. West Park and Yamhill streets. Social and entertainment. Vis iting nobles cordially invited. By order of the potentate. I HUGH f. BOYD. i Recorder. WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 18 Ti. A M. (alri convocation Sat. nrday afternoon and evening. East Eighth and East Burmuda streets, at 4 and 7:30 o'clock. It. A. degree. Vuatora welcome. By order E. H P, ROT QOACKEN BUSH, Secretary.. SCNNTSIDE LODGE NO. 163, A. K. i AND A. M. Special eommunkratkm . tomorrow Sat urday). May 22. Work in EL A. decree at 7 :30 p; m. F. C. de cree at id. m. mnner at e :ao p. m.. temple. 39th and Hawthorne. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. JAMES S. GAT JR.. Sea DANCE Come and dance at CedarrQle nark, at T.inne man Junction, Saturday evening. May 22; new floor and good music; everybody welcome. Take Estacada, Gresham or Troutdale ears at tint and Alder sta. . 1 L O. O. F. ABX.ETA 21e Reg ular meeting tonight. May. 21. imra degree work, necona nam ination , and banquet. Visitors always welcome. 1 will be there. Will your P. H. FIBHBURN, N. G.; - A. 1. OEDER, Secretary. COLOMBIA LODGE NO. 114.1 A. F. and A. M. Special communi cation tomorrow (Saturday), eve ning at 7 o dork. Labor in the F. C. degree, i Visiting brethren', al ways welcome. By order W. M. FRED L. OLSON. Sec'y. MT. HOOD LODGE NO. 157; A. r . and A. M. Special comntuni- cation tomorrow (Saturday) eve ning, 7 dock. Work in F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. By or der W. M. F. W. ENKE. See. OREGON LODGE NO. 101. A. F. and A. M. Special communica tions Saturday at 2 and 7 t. m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order of the W. M. i LESLIE S. PARKER, Sec'y. SHR1NER cards by a Shriner. Smith, printer. jorqmoTiweaitn Ding., mi and AnSeny, EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty: buttons, pins, charms. Jaeger Bros., 131-133 6th st. DEATHS AJf D FUJfEBALS 78 KERR In this City. May 21. George W. Kerr. aged 44 years, husband of Emma Kerr, father of Moyt Kerr of Corvallis, Or.; brother of Clif ford. Dolph. Dayton and Fred Kerr, Nita Kerr and LaUian Bowersox. - The remains will be for warded today (Friday) at 4:45 p. m. by J. P. Finley A Son, to Corvallis, Or., where services will be neld and interment made. ELDRIDGE At Seaside. Or.. Rev. Edward O. Eldridge. Funeral services will be held Sat urday, May 22. at 2 p. m.. at the Mt. Tabor Methodist church. E. 61st and Stark sta. Friend invited, interment at hl soon fare cemetery. The remains will be at Fin ley's Saturday morn ing. ANDERSON In this city, at his lata residence. 94 E- 6th St. N.. May 20. Hans Anderson, aged 71 yean, husband of Johanna Anderson. The remains are at Finley's, Montgomery at 6th. Notice of funeral hereafter. The deceased waa a member of Columbia lodge A. F. and A. M. RICHARDSON In this city, May 21. Thomas I. Richardson, aged 60 years, late of 626 Columbia St., brother, of Mrs. A. M. Mattiagly of this city. The remains are at Finley's, Mont gomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. KT7R2 Funeral services of the late Charles Kurs will be held Saturday. May 22. at 2 :30 p. m., at Finley's, Montgomery at 6th. Friends Invited. Inrinarattoa at the Portland crema torium. IN MAN In this dry. May 21, J. Inman, aged 39 years, late) of Spokane; Wash. The re mains are at Finley's Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. TO EL In this city May 20, Dr. George Ij. Toel. aged ev years, late of the Perkins hotel. The remains are at Finley's. Montgomery at 6th. Notice of funeral hereafter. GAKBAKINO In thai city May 21. Mary Gar- barino, aged 6w years. The r mains are at Finley's, Montgomery at Sta. . Notice of fu- RUGS FOR DEATHS ASK FUNERALS J HANSEN At Uw family residence. 7604 54th ave. S. B.. May IB, iter. Hans Hansen, aced 8S years, beloved husband of Louisa Hansen, father of Mrs. Mary L. Mallett. Jfohn 43., WU liam A., Benjamin H.. Helen C. and Louis H. Hansen, all of this city; brother of Peter Han. sen, Seattle. Wash. Funeral serricM will be conducted Saturday, May 22. at 1:30 p. ra. from th German M. K. church, comer of Rod ney ave. and Stanton St. Intends invited. In terment Riverview cemetery. Remains at Pear son a uadertakinc parlors, Russell at. at Union ave. !---.. TKMBELL At the residence. 6116 66th at. i,S. K.. May 19. Frances Agnes TrumbeU, be loved wife of Edward TrumbeU. mother of Ed ward D. TrumbeU Jr. and Francis R. TrumbeU. sitter of Mrs. J. W. Robertson of Grants Pass, Or.: Mrs. G. B. Hall of Salmi, fir mt Mr. Mary Hayden of Cleveland. Or.: Archie. Ira. A. iv ana r. a. txie, tu or uoles valley, r. Remains were forwarded Friday, May 21. at 1 a- in., to Oakland. Or., where services and in terment' Will take tilaCA. A mnsmn.nni in mtm or aimer Sr Tracey. VIETHEER At MUwaukie. Or.. May 19. aged o years ana aaya, formerly ol Hubbard and Miller. Mrs. A. Trickey. Mrs. C. J. Ford. Harry. Paul and Jace Vietheer. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday). May 22, at 10 o'clock a. m., from the residence funeral parlors of Waiter C. Ken worthy. 1532-34 E. I3th st. Sell wood. Friends invited. interment Cham poeg. WIGGINS In this city. May 18, 1920, George - B. Wiggins, aged 66 years, beloved husband OT Helen Wiggins and brother of Frank Wiggins of Astoria. Or. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at Holman's funeral parlors, 3d and Salmon sts.. at 2 d. m. tomorrow (Satur day).. May 22. 1820. Interment, Lone Fir cemetery. WOOLWORTH In this city. May 19, George Arthur Wool worth, ased 1 dav. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wool worth of 1724 E. 13th St. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday). Ma 22. at 3 Art a'eloek from the residence funeral parlors of Walter C Kenworthy. 1532-34 East 13th st. Sellwnod. Friends invited. Incineration - Portland Crema torium. . ALLEN In this city. May 20, Arline Allen. ageu id years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and sister of Marguerite and Win f red Allen of Cascade Locks. Funeral services will be held from the residential funeral parlors of McEntee it Eilers, 1 6th and Everett sta., Saturday. May 22. at 1 :30 p. m. Friends io vited. Interment Troutdale cemetery. GIVEN In this city May 19, John Given, aged 61 years, late of 634 E. Oak st The re mains are at Finley's, Montgomery at 6th. No tice of funeral hereafter. FTJlv-EBAL DIRECTORS Edward HoSmarn &i Son Foineral Directors THIRD AND SALMON STREETS. Main 807. A 1511. ' Lady Assistant. J. P. FINLEY & S FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAIN S. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. F. S. DUNNING, INC. THE fSOT.TrtCN TtTTT.K nvnrtTirna 414 E. Alder st. Phones East 82. B-522S. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 6802 6804 9 2D ST. 8. E.. LENTS. Phone Tabor 6267. Home Phone Ml 1 CTTamrkra m , Funeral Directors. AH the ConTenieneea f . vt J Womflswn S306. 24 8-260 Killinrxworth sva. U fTEJF EILERS, funeral parlor, with all "V. 1 a noma, iota and Everstt sta. " . o , oom. s-lBl b88'8b1 P. L. Lerch u- Zzt aaxto. , m. i x en ami Bmwthamm. vara w8'0 to W" H Hm0ton IT8 . -liao. Phim. t.i .... UnF TRACE I independent funeral diree: Wabinttop at Ella. Main 2691 a.I22 R. T. BYRNES J??" WlUiams ave WooaTawa 220. lOWNING M'NKUAK, successors to Wilson" A Dm, U 1. . k. . Munjmm, ii ml - r , in district. East 64 Irnngtoo A.?.eIIer Cn B92 'wnii.ms av. rJWCUCr VO. East 1088. O-l 088 Breeze&Snook WSLM QUranroa UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152 OiaCWCS A-2321. Cor Third and Clay. BURIAL BOSKS Cement Burial Box LAST FOREVER. KEEPS THE GRAVE from sinking. Now handled by all undertakers. Can be delivered within 4 hours of notice, or call factory. Prices 140, (45. Columbia 969. BIOXTJMENT9 Portland Marble Works 266 4th st., on. City Hall. Nea Bros. LAESING GRANITE Co a67-3PO ST. AT fl AOt SOft ' . FLORISTS Smith's Flower Snop " . "Portland's Progressiva FVirist." ' . Flowers for All Occasions. -. Main T215. T. C LUKE. Mgr.. 6th and Alder. Geo. Betz & Son Sine 1885 FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS and all occasion. 697 Williams ava. Just call Woodlawn IB 18. Joseph Beta, manager. LUBLINER TWO STORES We strive to deaaa. 848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Park. Marsh. 25T. 828 Morrison, Portland ' HoteL Marshall '753' LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Flovsrs for all occasions. Phone Main 5545. MARTIN aV FORBES CO.. florists, 354 Waak ington. Main 269, A-1269. . Flowers for ail occasion artistically arranged. CLARK BROS., florists, Morrison st. bet. 4th and 6th. Phone Mala 7709. Fins flowers and floral deigns: No branch stores. N. W. Bank blda. s tl6. 881 Morrison St. THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder st, . LOST AKD FOTJlfD 1 DARK-ETED man, weight about 150, aged 85, hind Saturday. May 15. sorrel saddle horse. with crooked neck,' star in forehead, weight about 1000 lbs. Did not return htm. Kewara of 810 for return of horse or information lead ing to arrest of man. Montgomery Livery Barn, 3P0 Front st THE following articles bate been found on eara of the P. K., Li. dc P. uo: May iv 1 purse. oair alasses. bunch keys. 2 pins, rule, cap. 2 books, 1 pair gloves. 8 packages, 2 suitcases. bucket, 7 lunch boxes, 2 umbrellas, iron pi tie Owners may obtain property at 1st and Alder sta. LOST Tuesday, afternoon, gent's purse, on west side, containing $25 In gold, some silver, 8 keys on chain, automobile switch plug; finder please return to J. A Austin, 612 Washington. Broadway 2549. Reward. LOST In Meier. A- Frsnk's lsvatory, brown leather purse with rubber bsnd. containing $26. Address, 867 Princeton, rnone (joiumma 261. ' - . -, LOST Tuesday, on Columbia blvdL mile east Union ave., or on Polk-st... porketbook containing $10 bill and silver: finder notify 710 Polk st. : reward. Columbia 206.; LADT taking brown fox fur from Oaks park Wednesday is known; she will save herself trouble by returning it to the office at park im mediately. . LOST In Portland, don't know where, a Ma sonlc watch charm, having Shrine, 8 2d de gree and R. A M. emblems. Finder please phone Main 2011. Reward. LOST Near 2 2d and Imng, a wire-haired fox terrier puppy, white with black spots; reward of $5 for return to 183 19tb st. N., corner of Johnson. . LOST Pink enamel brooch, gold back, apple blossom design, diamdnd and pearls in center, patent fastener. Sellwood 2905. Reward. LOST Beit to f ur ooat betweso Clay and park and nut ana uumoa, rwsa uu 2888. .Reward. ' IjOfcTr Ttiursdaj, on Rom City car or in busi ness district, a string of pearl beads. Return to 723 Pittock block, and receive reward. LOST Boy's-bicycle, E. 40th and Sherman. Phone Tabor 5575. Reward. LOST A taupe colored silk umbrella, Tuesday: finder call Woodlawn 1432; reward. LOST Ladies' black neckpiece at circus grounds. Please cell Woodlawn 4Z8. Reward. LOST Mink neckpieee, on Morrison st. ba tween 5th and 10th, Reward. CaU Sell. 1822. LOST Pair of tortoise rimmed eye gists es, Call Main 4200.. Reward. LOBT Black purse; contained money and foun- tain pen. Mail to H. Junor, 1'arkwood, Or. HELP WA7TTED MALE LABORERS wanted for street paving. East 47th and IHTion. Mt. Scott car; $5 for houva. TWO all around machine men for cabinet work. Apply Aladdin Co. mills. North Portland. PICK and shwvel laborers wanted. Portland Gas A Coke Co., 241 Flseiders st. BAKERS and bclpecs wanted; good pay. CaU U M M, - I ;. HELP WAKTED Sf ALB DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION WANTED W.Omt r.kmn M 1MST1 For V. S. GOVERNMENT BAILROAD ttadav construction from Seward to JTair- banks, Alaska. EXTRA GANG and SECTION MEM for MAINTENANCE OF WAY Wsges $5.00 per day. Board $1.50 day. Skilled men - will K. irimn nnnnrfliniti in their iu of work .whenever possible. STATION MEN, ATTENTION Stattoa week In the Broad Pass wfll be ready to let in the near future. Men accenting bhnni,' -Ink. .t f Ms Hm. iU bar opportunity to aecura Station Work later. - For aafllna Amtmm mtA fntux nfrwmarJoB wpiy to PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 811 Pine St.. or ALASKAN ENGINEERING COMMISSION, Boom 301. Nw Postoffiee Bldg.. Portland. Or. , , WANTED BAKERS Benchmen .......... $39 per week Overmen and Mixers ......... $42 per week Time and one half for overtime: 25e per hour additional for actual hours on night work. FIRST CLASS WORKING CONTllTIONa Day work 6:00 a. m. to 6 :00 p. m. Mgbt work ......... 6 :00 p. m. to 6 :00 a. m. . Eight hours to a shift or day's work. Half an hour for lunch, mid shift . . , OPEN SHOP Union and non-union men ta work tocether side and side. No discriininstioni on the part of employers. APPLY ROOM 236 IMPERIAL HOTEL COLLECTOR WANTED For large ' institution; must be thor oughly reliable and able to furnish best of Reference; not tinder 25 years of age; must own motorcycle; will allow $15 for upkeep and expense of operating machine; good starting salary. Arply. giving de tails of experience. Writs W-7I5, Journal. ' - i ONE ratchet setter1 at $5-76 and one doeger at $5.40; 4 green lumber pileni, $8 a day; 1 second edgcrman at $6.50; 4 young men to work in planning mill at $5. Board and room at Co. Hotels Delauey's Emp. Service. 15 N 2d. ' ; TWO married men' on large orchard, $80 per month the yesr round, with house, fuel, fruit and other perquisites. Hsrvest wages during Sep tember and October. Opportunity for wife to work some. Mt. Adams Farm, Inc. Busum, Wn. EX-SERVICE -MEN Register with us we can place yon la any kind of position. V - K. OF C. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 205 Beck bldg. . Phone Broadwsy 1367. WE have log hauling work for three trucks or trailers. This is a 3 mile haul: $2500 will handle. Geary Coast Agency. Inc. 71 Broadway. Broadway 2162 GET into the trucking business now; have all season's work far one truck on road con struction; $2000 will handle. ieary Coast Agency, Inc.. 71 Broadway. Bdwy. 21B2. FIND John Geddis of Ellsworth. Been in West month. , 68 years 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-S5, Journal. - FURNISHING, good salesman; must be experi enced; permanent position. Levitt's Store, 4 th and Washington. STENOGRAPHER for general office work; state experience and nature thereof; salary to be gin. $75. C-4 7 6, Journal . WANTED 1st clsas blacksmith, in connection with garage. We furnish material and divide profita. Highway Garage, Camss, Wash. A YOUNG man' for billing clerk; experience in billing, shipping. , See; Mr. Long, Jones' Mar ket. 4 th and Alder sta. HAVE ail season's work for one truck and trailer hauling logs 1 -miles; good ly. Geary Coast Agency .Inc.. 71 Broadwsy. Bdwy. 2162. WANTED A man with a drag saw to cut 2000 cords of wood; $3- per cord. Butts & Oak. 241 Couch, i - - - WANTED Young man to work in bag factory. Apply Ames-Harrison -N e villa Co.. 15 th and Hoyu - WANTED Good, all around ianitor for night. la. m. to 9 a. m. ; good aalary to good roan. Apply after ; 10 a. m., 848 Alder at. WANTED All around ahoemaker for small - shop; will pay $42 per week. . Address Good year Shoe Repairer. 'Weiser. Idaho. PAINTER Wanted; a good painter to paint safes. Must be good striper. CaU N orris Safe A Lock Co., 105 8d at. Msin 2045. WANTED Finisheri for furniture work. 311 N. 16th. If LEFT bathing bag and suit in gentleman's car Wednesday morning. Broadway 2834 BOY to. carry rout in spare time. Recerd- WANTED Experienced maid for general housed work: good wages. Apply OHO E. 22d it. N. WANTED First cjasa brass poliliers. Apply Oregon Brass Works. 79 N. 3d. HELP WANTED FEMALE Do You Want To Earn a Good Salary A salsrr that Is paid while yon leans the bimw; was luuisauaa iiequcnuy as yoo gaia axperiencaf -' ! ' Do You Know How Much Teleplhone Operating Employes . "Earn? ' ' -t:J'-:' " ' .. And what excellent opportunities they have lor promotion to executive positioner Why Not Obtain the Facts?" ';" , .'v . ". ' . , . Our employment strperrlsor will gladly tU you the fscta and I will also explain the many other advantages of telephone operating for young women. - 'i . Apply a Telephone Company. Boom 601. 6th Floor, Telephone Building, Park and Oak Street, The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company TYPISTS A well established mercantile insti tution can new a limited number of Underwood typists or Elliott Fisher operators. Recent grad uates on any standard keyboard acorpted. B-547, Journal. TO MATRONS, FOBELADIEft of factories, rest , aurante and other women, if yoa wish to add to vour income, see Mrs. Freeman, 627 Corbet Bldg. " ' 'i -" WANTED A good motherly woman to keep houae, have full charge; good treatment; no washing or baking, i. East 669. call for C F. Johnson. - WANTED FtnrtVclaas maroeUer. Good wage, Address Mrs. Williams,. A. M. Jensen Co.. Walla Walla. Wash, i- ' - - WANTED -First class operator, hair dressing parlor. Portland Hotel Hair Dressing Par lors. Main 5301. -.! WANTED Salesladies to sen well ..established cereal goods. . Call or phone East S7A5, Old Fashkm Cereal Mills. 241 Holladay ave. 1VADY housekeeper for bschelor; must be able to take charge; no washing or ironing ; wages from $50 to $75 pf month. A-73, Journal. WANTED Girl about 14 years old aa com pany for old coujple in country. Clara A. Richer. Barton, Or. i ' ' POWER machine operators wanted; must under stand making ewqinga, Columbia Awning A Shade Co., 188 2d at. WAN TED Experienced ' chocolate dipper to work in store and dip cbolocates; good wages. Call at 273 Russell St. ; GIRL or woman fori general housework in Irv ""' ton. 8 adults. .1 East 2888. ? : WANTED 2 lady waitresses, $70 and board, Delaney's Emp. Service, 16 N. 2d. . GIRL or woman foy general housework; small family. Tabor 6177. HELP WAITED FEMALE SALESWOMEN having general merchandise ex perience. Apply Employment Bureau beiora 10:80. LIPMAN. WOLFE at CO. MOTHERLY woman, must be fond of children. to take care of 3 children while mother is employed: girl 9. boy 4 and bov 2; no house work except to get lunch lor iieif and children; large grounds in nrlumtf diatrtrt; lovely pirn to spend summer; hours, 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. and Sundays free; good home to rtslit psrty; stale salary desired; references. X-54 7. Journal. WANTED Experienervd salela.ly for notion department; must be A-l strnkkeeiwr; one who is familiar with cash slid wrai'inng pre ferred. Apply Mr. Kemp, Simon Store, id ' an Alder: , WANTKD Two girls for iir.M w,.rk Fipert- n not iibim,,,,. Salary SOo kt month wi Board firt mouih. TO per m .n h a, boaid second mon'.li and ther.-aftrr. A bw.i ,l,anr lor future sdranrrmrnt for those who iippW them selves. Apply 127 Hroadway after B a in . STEXOGUAl-HEISS AI HKGINNEHS VACANCIES LAW. MMBKIt, Alio. MISC. It l-'i : i iTl ii ,,1'1,'i.f v - NO CHAH;K VXiK I '(is it ION ' 5?TTJPJEWJIUT K Hei K K V l ' K. OAK. WANTED KxiienriMMl young" ladyTo tKe orders for mak'siine .elub. :...! ir'iuo,rmn if willing, t all at 12 1 4 Wit. , x bid, sfter 5 p. ra. HELP WANTED MALE AND F K MALE ti WANTED Men to learn the bartier UU; receive some pay while learning; positions wurrd; Ortgun ii-erviee men. tiie rmiM t free to you. Call or write for pa-u-ulsrs an 1 catalogue. MOLEU BAUBEU COUi lavish 2Zt Burnside St. STRAWBERRY PI.-KtirNf ETXvhiu Salmon aud Lnderwotnl strwlerry pirsiug evjn will begin about June 1 o 5. Tickers and packers wsnled. For full drtailt write to WHITE SALMON GROWERS' WAfcEHOl.SU W liite Salmon, Wash. MEN WOMEN learn barber trsde:- ncwTwMII learning, positions gtiarantretL Mtrr. 'ii years experience. Oregon Bsrbrr Cullege, a33 Msdisonj S PORTLAND Barber CoQegs youwl) f learning, gives you set u tools Ires; posiUu Secured. 88 N. 2d st. , , r-. 1 y . BUSINESS ATVD TRADE SCHOOLS l ISM TO $500 A MONTH Are you earning ttiatf Many automobile' experts are. You may join toe high salaried, skilled mechsnio rsnks if you take advan tage of the gas entrtneerinz courte offered by the LEADING AUTO SCHOOL OF TH B WEST. WITH A RKCOltD OF MOltEl SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES THAN AN If OTHER SCHOOL. 1 lnveatleaie, enroll snd don't pay us a cent until you're convinced that we'll .deliver tLe goods. Thst's fsir, ikn't it! Write for our $1 88-psge catalogue. IC free. Ask. for Book No. 6. OUR COCRSK8 A HE FREE TO OREGON EX-SKHVICE MEN ADCOX AUTO AND GAS LNGINB 8CHOOL UNION AVENUE AND WASCO STREET BUSINESS COLLEGE Largest in the West. ASSURES EVKKY GRADUATB A POSITION. Enroll any tune of year. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL, Phone, call or write for free success . " catalog A PoslUnn for Each Gndusta. ALISKY BUILDING LEARN TELEGRAPHY Tonne men snd women wsntsd. CaU 434 Railway Exchange bldg. 8pfcBd-,d epportut.ny to team a well paid profession. Free btjcSjet Railway 7legTspb Institute. LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Books .tyt. stenography, civil seme, secnrtartsl. atci, ermrsea. Expert teeciiers: day and aiatiit; tnrcj so. Pbcne Broadway B0H3 EAST SIDE COMMEHCIAL SCHOOL Miss Regina Buckets private acbool; loi rafuaf lnw ruction. 122 H Grand ave. Lat 4-7. LtX'KY-MOUNT A I N" Teax LerV Agr&rv. I-r.r-..3 frea, Frank K- WeCea. toret swtant ! opt., mgr.. X W. Bsnk bMa Ptx 2 7w 8ALESM F.7T WANTF.D SALESMEN wanted to eH a line that s as demand. A money maker fr sa'mx&sa r.i n-rchaaer. lilrlrsaa. Capital Our Nunery Co. Salem. Or SPECLCLTT saie&msn wanted, rasfcie of mk ing big money: no others need apply. D. C Wax Co.. 31 N. 5th. SITUATIONS MALE S POS1TI6n" wanted by first "c!a auto mfrhacm, 12 years' exrrien e. Addrea 870 12th ab Phone Main L. Lonnsen. REGISTERED druggwt wanu pusiunn: young man; single : 10 years' ciperieuce; referencea. B-55U. Journal. GET your painting, kalsomining, deenrsting snd sign work done before the rob season. 1820 X. Glisan. Phone Tabor 266. EXP ERE N C E I cot acoounlant wili employ ment during qare time. Phone Columbia 851. : IK YOU want garden plowed call T. M. Con ner. Tabor 3017. CEMENT work of all kind: hou ri!d. Automatic 261-1 1 . and then call Intn3 I J, CARPENTERING repairing and remodelingl Tabor 284. ; GENERAL painting, tinting, reasouabie pnees; betwork. Tabor 8051, CARPENTER snd contractor, jobbing; anything in the building line. . Fact 8.", PAINTING and tinting by-experienced workman, . Estimates free. Call Ent 88U4. SEWER connections, cement work, sidewalks and driveways. Tsbor 8008. FOR shingling old or new roofs, call 8ellwtKd 728, Ketimatws given. .. RbEffl Uitn levelwl, seeded and rolled. Phone E. 6296 bet and 8 p. m. SPADING and wwnhuiiding. Call abor8o"7C PAINTING." paperhanglng. Untng. Ba $686. - ' ; ITCATrOrV--rE3IALK YOUNG lady, bookkeeper, wl-hes" employment evenings. Good referencea. Tabor nl 1 attnr 6 p. m. ALL KINDS of curtains hand laundered. Tsbor 318. 295 E. 4 9th, LACE SCRIM MsrqulseU. curtains, cUiUis, hand laundered ; experts. Called for. Est 6 186. GOitO ranch hTouaekmper, plain rook, no laun dry; full charge at onre. C-480, Journal. PUBLIC etonographer. ' Ma rliaH2 513. DRESSMAKING 4t ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of lsli- garment, reawinsble prices; work giisranteed. J. Reunin. Lsdies' Ts'.kr. 408 Knxh A l.ne bldg. SUITS. COATS, DUEHiiEM a.a,J - A A urltlt lirassmaliitie A Ti IT rW lAiaUltw biitj ITIUWUTIIVI. i T"'" -J- I've pfrtiatB Iye Workw, fi4ft Morrtwn Bdwy. 42S. HEMSTITCHING, ftc n4 TOc ir. yrtL tT Drnaows m V. srw4 rtf ril-ifaT DUKSSEH madr Z up; mark urritMtd; r- I i - :ia V I . 3 1 i v. ft m?UfllII Jr,-iat 1 1 . Kj ss-i iiiau a ' cv TUL'RHEI 6 PARALYTIC or' sick ls.ly pstitiU takpn by graduate nurse? Private residence. Tsbor 2P EXPERIENCED huna, hwt of r-frrwi-; tm- finements preferr1. Fiooe Mam i'lli. PUBLISHED BOOMS Newly Furnished Rooms TRA NMIKNTS SI PER NI'.IIX ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH Elevator, s'ricly modern, newly fini-bed and now ready rmtMde. Airy rooms, $A per week. -AUDITOKITM HOTEL." 2K THIHDKTV HOTEL BARR- 112 N. tr 2 blocks of depot $1 per day. $5 per week and up Hot and cold water, steam beat Free phone and baths DAYTON HOTEL 190 H First st. corner Tsylor. Nicely famished rooms, hot snd cold -wsr and steam beat in each room. Rates $3 wwk up BAKER HOTEL 265 6th st-. near MsdiMm. Rates $1 day up; weekly $4 up. Steam heat, free phone and bat.h. HOTEL LE ROY, right down town, dOii 5Uj near Stark; $1 day, $3 week up; modern clean rooms; special rates to parti -a of 2 or more. iOLTON'' HOTEL. 22615 Madison; nice, tgbt rooms; steam beat, hot and eoid water in all rooms; trs indents solicited. SARGENT hotel, housekeeping snd sleeping rooms. 2714 Grant ave., pnone r:at NICELY furnilied roouis 75c. up. $3.50 woek up. 887 jsmliill. UAfiklSON hotel. Front snd Hsn-iwrn, out' side rooms, 12. 50 up; bosrd If desired. 2TSLEEPlNoTrooiius7"20 8 i 7th.""iar Taylaev
