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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY, JUNE , 3, xl920.
,
SPEED RECORD IS
ACCOMPLISHED
BY REPAIR BARGE
- Speed records for machinery re
pairs was set by the pacific Marine
Repair Barge In completing the work
on the steamship Pawlet. : Engine
room repair work was contracted for
by C. F. Machen, manager, for 1 10,
000 with a proviso of 11250 per day
demurrage and the same amount of
bonus and the: contract set for eight
days." The work was completed in
six days (two of which were holi
days). : ; ;:-:: ;) ,-;. '
Part cargo of the Fawlet was to be
taken at Wtuna. Original plans were
for a tow down and return. . She went
down the river under her own steam
and returned the same way. The "sea
going" machine shop was "towed to
Wauna. A crew of 60 men: was set
to work and without the loss of a single
hour in loading, the craft left, returned
to Portland, passed inspection and will
be ready for sea tonight. , -
Charles Machen, for many years man-a-er
and owner of the Vulcan Iron
Works, conceived the idea of a float
ing repair shop. He put his idea to
practical use and speed work on the
Pawlet is the first result of his ef
forts. The barge is equipped with the
latest machinery, electric welding -and
cutting outfits ana all modern labor
- saving devices. Portland has et a rec
ord for coast ports in the matter of
fast repairs. - ,:
The Pawlet Is lumber-laden for Japan
and will get away tonight. She is tak
ing 4000 barrels of fuel oil from the
steamship Olen and will finish with 2000
at the tanks of the Union Oil company
this afternoon." '.-. -;-. .v
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
. AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON use ciais tsoin asa xnira ciais
Philadelphia
.....Jane 12
.....Jose 19
.....Jane 21
July 10
Jnlfi:
July 24
Asg. t
Asg.lt
Aag.tl
Ifew Tor .,
8U Paal .....
NEW YORK -HAMBURG .
Maaenarla ....... JsnelVJuly Ili8ept.ll
MonroUa ......... July t Aug. 14Sept. 24
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
' UVERPOOL
Harerford ........May 2Jalj-18 Aag.tl
RED STARi LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON .
ANTWERP '
Lapland. ,.,.. ..Jene 12 i July 17IAag.fll
Finland ..........Jane lSiJnly 24Aeg. 28
Zetland ..........June 28 Joly SlIHept. 4
Kroo aland .......Jaly 10Ang. lijSepU 18
For reservation and UeksU apply to local asenu
aw Iwttla aniens Main 11S.
t
ft- -
v.-
Lead a good healthy life -
Learn a trade or get a
schooling
Get military' training
. Be with men from your
own home State
Here are your Home
State Rfiment of-the
Regular Army
... J t, ' ... " - ' : ..
c 1st' Infantry
"Now at Camp Lewis, Wash.
35th Infantry
Now at Camp Lewis, Wash.
5?th Artillery, C. A. C.
Now at Camp Lewis, Wash",
. loth Cavalry . i
Now at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.
. r bth Engineers (Altd.)
Now at El Paso. Texas
7Sth Field ArUUery
Now at Camp Grant, 111 ,
UNITED
News of the. Port
I
Arrivals June. ,
Frank H- Buck, American Meaner, from Sen
Francisco, oil. i '
Wemt Nomentnm, Americas steamer, from Su
Francisco, ballast.
Del4sle. Americas steamer, from Baa Fran
cisco, ballast. - "
Multnomah. Americaa steamer, from Ssa
Frajtwiaeo, ballast." -
Departures June S
Paulet. American steamer, or Hongkong via
Tokohama, general.'
Elktoa, Americaa steamer, for. Tokohama sad
Kobe, lumber. i .
MARINE ALMANAC
' Weather at River Mouth
"North Head. Jons 8. Condition at
the
month of the river, at noon: S
smooth;
weather elsody: wind, south 10 mila
, Tide a Artorta Friday
High water: . Low water:
1:30 a. m., 8.S feet. I 1:01 l m.. 0.1 feet.
8:14 p. nu, 7.1 feet. 9:00 p. m.. 8.6 feet.
DAILY BIT EB READINGS
j 8 a. tb. T Pacific time.
e . -
, . ,- I . W
, stations.''.; -i . Jg H t
Wenatcbee 40 22.8 0.2 O.00
Lewiatoa ....... 22 8.0 -0.9 ....
I'matilla ....... 25 12. -0.2 0.00
The Dalles 40 18.1 -0.7 0.00
Eugene ........ 10 2.S 0 0.00
Albany......... 20 2.4 -0.1 0.00
Salem 20 .0.8 ' O 0.00
Oregon City . . . . 12 '2.4 0.3 O.00
Portland' 13 11.1 0 . 2 O.00
(-r) Fall. ,
1
BITES FORECASTS
The Willamette riTer at Portland win fall
slowly during the next three day a.
AT NEIGHBORING PdRTS
Astoria, June 8, Left tip at 1 a. m., steamer
Delude, from San Francisco, Arrived down last
night, -steamer Ksyseeks. Arrived down at 1
a m., schooner - Thistle ; and Cecelia Sudden.
Arrived at 8:15 and left TO at 9 a- m., steamer
MuUnnmih, from San Francisco.' Left no at T
last nlebt. -fteamere Frank H. Buck and Wet
Nementum, from Ban Francisco. Arrived at 10
a. m., steamer Willamette, from San Francisco.
Arrived at 11 a. m., steamer Rose City, from
San Francinco ; Sailed at 12:80 p. in., ateamer
Kajraerka, for Alexandria. ; -
Seattle, Jane 8. Arrived.' laet Bight, ateamer
Fcrt Warns, from Kobe, toi Portland.
8ae Francisco, June 2. Sailed at 6 p. m.,
steamer Higho, for Portland.
- Port Saa Luis, June 2. Sailed last night,
steamer Haxtum, from Saa Francisco or Port
land. .,
Yokohama. May 27. Sailed, "steamer Ooaaet.
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW. YORK CHERBOURG
, SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatle .......sJoly 8Aag. 14Sept. IS
OLYMPIfl 4 4'5' T0B
UL I liiriU . Jbit 8Asg. 4 Asg. 28
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL
Celtic ........ Jane lSiJnly 24! Ana-. 28
Baltic ........... .Jons 2Joly81f8ept. 4
Mobile ...........Jaly 10Aag. 14SepU18
Cedrie ...Aug. 7jSept, 11
- NEW YORK GIBRALTAR
NAPLES GENOA
Canople Jsly I
Cretle J sly 20
WHITE STAR - Dominion
MONTREAL QUEBEC
" LIVERPOOL
Canada .......... .Jobs 12Jnly 171 Aug. 14
Megaatie ........ .June 2jaly 24 Ang. 21
ee Company' OTOcs, C P. srgant. SIS S scans
f-T V
. '''yvs.-.-.-.
?4
mi.
Every one of them from
own home town
; . What troops are those?" -
'Theyre Regulars- - But they're Regulars
! that helong to lis, units made up largely of men
i from this part of the country. . It's a new plan
the War Department is putting through, to get f
l a closer relationship between the Army and the
people in each community." 'J i 1
Men who read the, same newspaper you do, -men
rooting for the, same ball team, men you've .
called Bill and Harry ' since you were a young
ster it's men like these you'll be with when
you join the new democratic peace-time Army.
Ask if there's a vacancy, j -
for Pr.rtland. . , . . -
Sydney. May 80. Arrived, -motos sehooner
Admiral Mayo, from Portland, vis Honolulu, for
repair. : .;
- Saa Pedro, Jnne 2. Sailed at 10 p. m.,
steamer Flaval. for Portland.
San Francineo, Jnne f 3. (L ' N. S.) Ar
rived: Malay Mara. New Orleans. 2:80 am.:
transport Sooth - Bend, Manila. 2:15 a. m.;
Brook dale. Port AJlen. 8:55-a-:. a.: Horace X.
Baxter. Everett. 10:30 a. m. Sailed:- De
stroyer Oillia, San Ttirwn, 6:15 a. ea.; Vieoum,
Balboa, 9 a. m. ; Wbiuisr, . Port Ban Lois, 10
s. m. : .,. - ; - ..;
Ssa Fraacisoo, Jane (I HV S.) Arrived :
Jnne 2: . Whittler, Port Baa Luis, 12:4ft- p.
m. ; M. S. Baicatta. Honolulu, 1:45 p. m.: tus
Hercules, drydock pontoon in tow.Seattle, 2:85
P. n-: Admiral Schley, Lee Angrtee, 8 p. m.;
Oregon. Balboa,, via Salina Cms and lo-Angeles,
2 :50 p. m. ; Imlay. from, trial trip. 7 p. m. ;
destroyer Somen, trial trip, 7:05 p. a.; St
halem, Cray Hsijjor, 8 p. m.
Sailed June 2: Banre K. M. Phelps, Port Ban
iAiia, in tow tog Sea King, 12:10 a. m.; Imlay,
trial trip, 11 a. m. ; AvaJon. Los Angeles, 11:45
a. m.; Drrfcsh ateamer Tlisondari, Batavvia- via
porta, 12:15 p. m. : Jap steamer KmkwHkra
Week-End5 Traim
to
Tillamook County Beaches
Going Every Saturday .
. - i-eave Portland, Union Station. 1:05p.m.
Arrive Wheeler .....,....r.... 7:05 p.m.
Arrive Rockaway . 7 33 p.m...
Arrive Tillamook ............ 1 8 :25 p. m.
Returning Every Sunday
Leave Tillamook .1............ 3:50p.m.
Leave Rockaway 4 :47 p. m.. . -
Leave Wheeler r ............... 5 :09 p. m.
Arrive Portland, Union Station .11:00 p. m.
Regular Daily Train .
Leaves Portland, Union Station. 8:15 a. m.
. Arrives Wheeler . 2 :22 pm.
Arrive Roclcaway ............,2:46p.m.- i-
Arrives Tillamook . . 3 :45 p. m.
j Season and Week-End Tickets
Rockaway and Other Garibaldi Beach Resorts
$5.50 and $4.50
Corresponding Fares to Other Beach Resorts
Ask for copy of the new booklet, "Oregon Outdoors"
For further particulars inquire of Local Agent
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott. '
General Passenger Agent
"if
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U. S. ARMY- MroUlTTNG STATION
STATES : ARM
Xo. 12. Tokohama, 12:20 p. m; Matri. Hono
lulu. 12:20 p. m. : destroyer Somers, trial tnp,
12:45 p. m. ; I Bros, Port Ban Luis, 6:50 p.
m. : Humboldt, Los Angelea, 6:10 9-t m. ; steamer
Higho, Portland, 6:25 p. as.; Frank D. Stout.
Brookings. 7. '15 p. m.: barge Simla, in tow
tug Sea Eagle, Port &aa Lois, S:33 P- m. -
Positions of Vessels
Kadio from North 'Head give the positions -of
the following vessels at 8 p. m. June 2:
West Ira, San Francisco foT Tokohama, 672
mile west Saa Franeiseo light ship. '
- Eastern; Guide, Kahului for San Francisco,
675 miles from Ssa Francisco.
West HarUand. Honolulu to Seattle, 1095
miles from Honolulu.
La Vegas. San Francisco to Honolulu, 1847
miles from San Francisco.
Weat Nivaria, Portland to Shanghai. 1481
miles west of Columbia lightship. '
Endicott, Seattle to Shanghai. 1924 mile
.front Seattle, ',-.:
West Inskip, Tokohama . to Saa Francisco,
2080 miles from San Franciaeo.
. Delisle, 65, miles south Columbia river light
ship. . """''-"'-
President, San Francisco to Seattle, 158 miles
-e,m,v, 'S
-i:-:- ':
Onsarwaad. M. Z.
your '
ft
north Point Blanco.
Argyll Port San Luis to Seattle, 220 miles
from Seattle. :.
Wes Jester, ; Portland to Yokohama, 2027
miles from Astoria,
West N'tvari. Shanghai to Portland,' 1288 miles
west Columbia river. -
Frank H. Buck. Port Costa to Unntoa, 600
mile from Port Coats.
TRANSPORTATION
CHANGE OF TIME
JUNE 6
THAI5 If., i
. Leaves Chlcaaro ltiS A. M. Dallr :
i . lor -
Ft, rVTayse, Clereland, Erie, Baftalo
NEW YORK CITY
Throagli Sleepers and Coaches
Ke. 4 Day Train to Clevelaad lesres
Chicago :0i A. M. Bally.
So. lttTH Chlrsro 8:5 P. M.
Dally, has throngjh sleepers- and
coaches to Cleveland aad Baffalo.
Dining Car Service
For fall Information writs
F. H. 8TOCKKR. I). T. A.
.. 628 Hosadsock Balldlns;
Saa Francisco, Cal.
I5HIP
S.S. "CITY OS- TOPIK"
Sail from-Portland 9:00 P. M. Ian 9. for
Marshfield. Eureka and San Francisco, con
necting with steamer to Jxa Angeles sad
San Diego. : . f-
TO ALASKA FROM SEATTLC l
8. 8. "ClTr OF 8EATTUS'- to Skagway,
- Jane . , ' -)! '
S. 8. "SADMIItAL WATSON'. to Anchorage,
June 11
S. S. "SPOKANE:" to Sitka and Skagway.
. Jnne. 12.. .....
- TICKET 'OFFICt 101 THIRD ST.
Freight Office, Municipal Dock,
. . . Phone Main S2S1.
' PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
DIRECT T0VdCAItTMtm
SAILINGS V
Ssvangerf , - ' 1 8.000 tons,
June 25. Aug. 6.
Bergeasfjord. 10.000' tons,
- - June 4. July IS. Aug. 27
EYery "fhre Weeks
Thereaf terr "
- General Passenger Agent for Washington,
Oregon, B. C. and Alaska. ,
REIDAR GJOLME CO., Inc.
? td Are. SeatUe,; "vVashisfftoii
Astoria and Way Points
Str. Georana
Revnd Tris Dairy CCxospt srHdsyl
i Laav. PORTLAND 7r10 a. m. i
j AJ.0ER STRUT DOCK.
Leave ASTORIA :0O p. as.
' f FLAVKL DOCK.
I FARC 91.es EAOH WAT. '
Special a la Cart. Inning erTic
Direct- Connection for South Beach,
j Night Boat Dafly 8 P. 1C
' ! slain' 1423. 641-22. .
THC MARKIHS TRAH6PORTATION CO.
Let us help you plan tike best itinerary
for your trip, either in this country or
abroad. I You secure the benefit of ex
perienced information and the-' services
of a world-wide organizasn.
Tickets and Tours
DORSET B. SMITH, Dlsf, Pais. Aft. J
.American Express
: . j Travel Dept.
SIXTH; AND OAK, POajLAJCD. OS.
SanFrancisco
S.f S. ROSE CITY
DEPARTS 10-CO R. tst, '
Sunday, June 6
.' V . . . . . -... r-
r n urn RinswonTn book
CITY TICKET OFFIOE, SRO AND WASH.
! PHONE MAINSSO ,
FUEIOHT OFFICE. AINSWORTH DOCK
I PHONE BROADWAY SSS .
THE SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND
, S. 8. COMPANY.
S.S. "Dellvood
99
LOADS ASTORIA JUNE 7. TAKES
; FREIGHT FOR HONOLULU, T. -M.
For spare and rates apply Trefflo Msnsgsr,
Prt of Astoria. Astoria.
j STEAMER
t Tot SAJT FRA1T CISCO
Banisv Friday at : F. M."
CHEAP RATES
f f. BOIX1V. Arsat
f, Arst '
Fkoae Kala IS
lit Third St.
Astqria Route
S. ASTORIAN"
i-S.
XX0 F. it. DAILT (Except Thanday)
rAJUC Sl.ttft. tnetwunc tag
TALYOR STREET DOCK
Phones INaln S08S. SIIS
KErT TOP AT '
--..-"' We Call aad D.Uv.r . v
Oldj Carjets asd Bscs Made late
FLUFF RUGS
Bar Ruffs. Carpet Cleaning: and Re
fitting. Mall orders. Send
' i s tor Booklet.
Oregon. Fluff Rug Co.
ltSl at Stark : . Tabor ISM
Nickel Plate Road
T irDnt?TAivrr
m L - smssBi seami SSSSSSSSSf M
SEW TODAY
i Home Built to Suit
i . . , on ' Terms ,
'We have a client that owns a
beautiful lot - close to Laurelhurst
Park. He -will furnish, the lot and
the money, to build .a home for a
mull payment down, the .balance
to be paid like rent. Come In and
select ' your own house plaa from
four typeot houses. - -
SECT10NALSUMMER COTTAGES
j-i-V Xo4M ITo. M-F ;i;
" I The house pictured above is made
In four-foot sections of carefully
selected fir. It can- be easily
erected by two men in one or two
days, according to size. - -. '
We manufacture this model .In
several styles and sizes of one, two
and three rooms. - " .
' The price ranges from $92.50 to
$372, according to size. -
: Our system of manufacturing- all
Of our houses "Cut-Ready-to-Build"
saves you 18 per cent on material
and 30 per cent on labor.
! Ask atoat ear Special Ttl Ill-Mad.
darsre, size 10x16, only $7.
j . Write or Phone for Catalogae
Elwood Wiles & Son.
! - 83 Title Trent Bids.
! Oa 4th SL, Bet. Stark aad Oak.
Fhose Kala 47S1
Model No. BOO (Ready-Cut) on Ex-'
j hibltion at 1601 Union Ave. N.
.:. See It Today t !
- ft-'
1
f?' V ' H 1
- j - r-. ' y x t
AMONG THE FIRS ON PORTLAND
! . HEIGHTS ;
This low, rambling bungalow. butlt of
hollow tile, enormous living room -with
extra large fireplace, Dutch kitchen, two
large porches, one of which is Dirge
enough for two or three beds. The house
has bath and toilet,, concrete basement
and splendid shower. The ground con
sists of y acre frontipg on both upper
and lower drives. Both the ground and
the house are in very poor condition.
but the possibilities for improvement are
unlimited and the price, $4200. certainly
should make this an attractive proposi
tion, and we think that the house alone
cVuld not be duplicated , for this price.
$1650 cash, balance 20 monthly.
eLToa
IS Chamber of Commerce.
GARAGES
Sectional I and Ready-Cut
shipped anywhem:
or Erected in Portland
Hataital sad Workmanahip Guarantees
Fin Claas
Send for Circular
REDIMADE PUILOINO CO. '
31B E. 11th St-Fhose K. 5114
, TWO BLOCKS SOUTH Ot- HAWTHORNE
PORTLAND. OR.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
(We Call and Deliver;
0!d Sags aad Woolea Clothing. ,
We MsA. Beverslble, Haad.Wovss
FLUFF RUGS
Room Size Flsff Bags Waves 1 17 At
Bag Bags Woven All Sizes
Clothes. Clesalsg and -Dyeing Sept.
Han Orders . Bead for Booklet
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
tzlt Bags. Steamed Cleaned. SlAt ;
WBSTEBK FLUFF KtTO CO.
S4 Uaioa Ave. V. Fheae East 6S1S
W CALI. FOB TOTJB OLD
CARPETS
Bscs sad Woolen Clothlsf
FLUFF RUGS
All Werk Tamed Oat Fremptly .
Bag Bags Wovea AD Sises .
" Kali Orders Send for Book .
let Carpets Clesasd,
Laid and Befitted '.
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 EAST EIGHTH STBEET
, FHOXJS EASX Si8
AtTCTIOjr SALES TOMOBBOW
at WILSON'S Auction house. ie-i7j
XD 81. SALE AX IS A U.
MEETHTO "ITOTTCES 41
MT. HOOD Lodce No. 1st, A F.
and A M. imperial comaranics
tton tomorrow (Friday) eveninc, 7
- o'clock. - Work in H. U decree.
Visitors welcome. By order of W. 11.
' . W. E.VKE, Becretary.
BABMONT Lods No. 1A. F.
and Jt. M. Bpacial soauasnics-
eation this (Thursday) evenins st
.7 o'clock. Work in Master -Mason
decree. " Visitinc brethren welcome,
I W. M. DK UN. Secrctsry.
WE WILL play five handred Friday evening
Jane 4, at ilooae Temple. The first pruve
win be s tesl 1st ehickeo, with other grocery
prizes, Womeo of Mooceheart Lesion. ..
CLARA BEATON, 8. K.
SHRINER cards by a Sbnner. Smith, pcinter;
Coma-nwealth bids., eth and Ankeny.
EMBLEM JEWKJUB? a specialty; bnttoB. pins,
chsrma. Jaeger Biol. 181-133 8th sU
r-t i- .v'rj .TJii
41
SECUEITt BeDtflt Am. No.
2309. wOJ sirs a danes la
ths W. O. W. hsO. 1J8 tlth.
Thuraday svenics- Everybody
welebma.
Mrr.TNrtMAH CAMP NO.
77. W. O. W will initi
ate s slaas of eaodidatsa at
their hall. 114 E. Oth at.,
1 Friday nitrht, Jans 4. Visit'
ins neighbors welcome. -J.
P. WILSON, Clerk.
B. F. O. ELKS . NO. 142
Becnlar meetinc this Thurs
day evaainc. Elks - temple, 8
o'clock. V is. tins hrethers wel
Welcome. M. B. SPAULDLNO. See.
JOHN SHANNON L. O. L. NO.
60Q. meets evrry Thsmdsy,
il 8 p. a.. No. - 208 H Third at.
vuiuns orauers welcome.
WASHINGTON Lodse No. .4 8. A.
. K.' and A. M. Special commanl
cation Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock,
K. 8 th and Barnaida, to conduct the
funeral of Brother S. S. Locsn. lats
of Fairview lodsa No. 92 of Trout-
Committee take notice. All M. M.'a
Please bring antnmobilea. By order of
- J- H. RICHMOND. Secretary.
MOrNT HOOD TENT NO. IT
meeta every Friday eveninc at
8. 11th at., between Stark and
BurnMde. . Decree work thia
Kriday eveninc. Visitors cor
dially invited to attend.
JACKSON WALKER, -
" - - Record Keeper.
WKBl-OOT CAMP NO. 85.
W. O. W every Friday
nlcht In W. O. W. .Temple,
1S5 11th at. Members re
quested to ba proaec. Tis
itom welcome. . . '
H. U BARBTJH, Clerk.
SELLWOOD Lodse No. 131. A F.
and A. M. Special meetinc to
morrow (Friday) eveninc at 7
o'clock. Work in M. M. decree.
Viatbors welcome. Refreshments.
By order W. M.
- . J. H. BUTLER Secretary.
A SPECIAL conclave of Wash
ington eommandery " No, 18,
K. T., will bs held Friday eve.,
June 4. 7:80 o'clock. Order
of the Temola. i Candidates
please report at 7 p. m.
i. P. K1BHAK, Recorder.
ALBERT PIKE Lodce No. 182, A.
F. and A. M. Special commu
nication Friday evening, June 4, 8
O'clock. M. M. degree. Tiaitins
brethren welcome. !. -.j.
O. W. COOK. Secretary.
DEATHS ATf 1F US ERALS 7t
SIMMONS In tlificity. June 2. at his late
renidrnce. 577 East KM ty -second street north,
f. Curus ftimmona, aged 40 year, huaband of
Katlienne Nal Slmmona. son of Mra. Elisabeth
Simmons, brother of Jennie Lee Simmooa and
Edna Kimmotu of thia city: Mra. E. S. Funk
of Walla Walla. Waah.; Mra. H. W. CounU
of Covorado Springs, Col., .and Dr. W. T. Him
niona of Portland; The funeral serricss will be
held Saturday. June 8, at 10:80 a. m., at Fin
ley'a, Montoomery at Fifth. - Friends invited.
Concluding aervicee st the Portland crematorium
under the auspice of Columbia lodge No. 114,
a. r: ana A. &i.
BJTTHALJiK In thi city. June 8, Elisabeth
IutttaJer, agod 72 years 2 months 8 days; be
loved mother of Mrs. Minnie Hilbrnner and
Peter Kit thaler of thia city and Henry Ititthaltr
of Cornelius. Funeral services Will be held
from the Oerman Lutheran church, Esat Twelfth
and Clinton atreeta, June 6, It 2-T. ra. East
Side Funeral Directora in charge of srrangementa.
Interment at Bom City Park cemetery. Friends
invited.
IXMJAN In this city June 1, Bamuel 8. Logan,
seed 62 year 1 month. 23 days, beloved hus
band of Wilhelmlna Locsn and father of John
and Earl Logan of 094 AlberU st : brother of
J. D. Logan of WaterTille, Wash. Funeral sarv
icea will be held - st the conservatory chapel of
the East Hide Funeral directora, 414 K. Alder
St.. on Friday. June 4. at 2 :80 t. m. Interment
in Rose City park cemetery. Masonic , servtoes.
emends tnvilaa. Albany papers plesae.eopy.
FlaitIti-In this city, June 2, Michael Fisher.
tit 51 years 8 months 8 days. betovAd hu
band of Koaie J. Fisher, Handy boulevard and
r tsher road; lather or mtri U. and Harvey r.
Finher of Portland. Funeral services will be
hrld from the conservatory chapel ofi the East
Side funeral directors, . 414 Eut Alder street.
Sunday. June S. at i p. m. Interment In Fowdi
oemetery. Frienda invited.
CA8ALE In thia city. June 1. 1920. Frank
and Mario Casals, aged 7 sod 1 1 years, be
loved sons of Mr. and Mrs. Stefano Canals.
Funeral cortege will leave IIolman's funeral par
lors, 8d and Salmon ta.i st 8:80 a. m. tomor
row (Friday), June 4. 1820; thence to St Pat
ricks church,- 18th and Savier sta., where mass
will he offered at 9 a. m. Interment, Multnomah
cemetery. .
KASTSER In thia city, June 1. Louis L. Kat
ner. seed 76 years, father of Lonis M., Henry
M. and Elizabeth Putnam of this city; Mrs. Lens
Howard of Durkee, Or. : Funeral services will be
held Friday at 10:30 a. m. at the conservatory
chapel of the East Side"; Funeral Directors, 414
E. Alder St. Interment, Mt. : Scott Park ceme
tery. Friends Invited.
TRACEY In thia city, June 2, Edward Tracey,
age 1 year 5 months 8 days; beloved son of
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver H. Tracey, 584 Eaat Forty
second street north. Funeral services will be
held Thursdar (today) at 8 p, nu, from the
oonaervatory chapel of East Side funeral Direct
or, 414 Esat Alder. , Interment at Boss City
Park cemetery. Friends invited.
MATCOVICH In this city. June 1. Joseph
. MatCorfch; .aged 27 years, son of V. Matcovich
of thia city. The funeral cortege will hsave
Finley's Friday. June 4. st 8:45 a. m.. and
proceed to St. Micheel's church. Fourth and
Mill street, where mass will be celebrated st 10
a. gn.j Friends - invited, i Interment urceawood
cemetery. ' - ; . .
SELF June 2. 1820, Rev. Isaac. B. Self, aced
78 years 1 month 18 days. He was chaplain
and member of 4tordon .Granser Post, O. A. 11.
Mr.- Self died very suddenly while visiting friends
st O realism Wedneadsy morning. Remains at
R. T. Byrnes' residence parlors, 001 Williams
svs.-
'ES'OTH At the rasidenre, .971 E. 28th at.,
.June 1, Richard Knoth. aced 53 years, be
loved husbajid of Theresa Knoth. Fonersl. serv
ice will bs held Friday., Jnne 4, at 2 p. ra., at
ths chapel of Miller i, Trscey. . Interment at
Koae City cemetery.
GO WAN LOCK The funeral aerricea of the lata
' Clyde C. Gowsnluck will be new naay, jnne
4. at 2 Rrt d. m. ' from the rsaidence. 148 Esat
Twenty-eighth ; street eouth. Friends . Invited.
Interment. Ktvervtew cemetery. .
JOHNST)N E The Wuneral service of the lats
William J. Johnatone will be held Friday,
June 4, at itnley s, at 2:80 J. m. Frienda in
vited. Hemcea mil oe in ouarge m. . -. j.
E. No. 142. I ncine ration . Portland crematorium.
SLATBACK At the residence, 87 K. Emmer
aon at.. Wedneedar. James P. Slaybaekv ased
74 years, The body will ba forwarded thia eve
ning by Chambers - company to tuconui, so,,
where interment will Be msoe.
CLM In this city. June 2, W. P. L'lm, UU
of Dilley, Or. Remains are at Finley's, Mont
gomery st Fifth. Notice of funeral hereaf Urr."
FUKEBAL IBECTOBS
j. p. fimm m sm
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9.t MOXTOQ MERT AT FIFTH
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
THE GOLDEN RULE CNDEKTAKERS
414 E. Alder at. Phones East 52. B-822S.
A. ' p. Kertworthy & Co.
6802-5804 2D ST. 8. .. LENTS.
Phone Tabor 6287. . Bom Phone D-81.
CHAMBERS CO.
Funeral Directors.
All the Convenience of s Hons.
Woorllawn 8308. 248-250 Killing-worth svs.
East 781 O I : I frl Lerch.
B-1888 ff.lwel-fCrtlll Assistant
tT DEBTAKERS. E. ltth and Hawthorne.
MENTEE EILERS, funeral parlors with all
- the privacy of a borne, 18th and Everett sta.
Phones, Broadway 2183. Boms A-2 188.
1 1 . 1 w 1 ....
B. W. GABLE A CO.
- gncnee-srs to. W. H. Hamilton
1873 E. Glnen.- - Phone Tabor.4818.
R. Te BYRNES tablishaMob S41
Willis tril ave. Woodlawa 220.
.BUWNING et M'NEMAR, aucceseors to Wilson
av It MtiltnnmJi a East 7th. : IrTiBatoa
IdiKrict. East 54,
AeR.Zeller Co. Eaat 1088. C-108S.
Breeze&SnookllsT
I 3L-0-r UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4153
j-SKeWeS A 232L Cec Third and Uaj.
MEETING KOTICES
fit t
nm-i iieefca3
dale, Or.
rnntrd. W. M.
FTTERAT. TIllFCTOnfs
Edward liloSman- 1 Son
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS -Main
607. A 1511.
Lady AMistant.
illUJlK & TRACE!, independent (unersl dir-c-tors.
Prices as low s (20. 640, HO.
Washicgton at Ella. Main 2891. A-7SS5.
BIBIAL BOXES
Cement Burial Box
LAST FOREVER. KEEPS THE GRATE from
sinking. Now handled by all undertaker. Can
be delivered within 4 hours of notli-e. or call
factory Prices 640, 845. Columbia 9fl.
MONUMENTS
Portland Marble Work:
208 4th at., op; City HslU Nen Bros.
RJBlaeSing GRAnifEl
r J 267-3PO ST. AT WAPiSOM . I
FLOBISTS
' Smith's Flower -Shop
'Portland' Progressive Florist.
Flowers for All eeasione.
Main 7215. T. C. LUKE. M nr.. 6th and A Mer.
Geo. Betz & Son-
Since
1885
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and all occajtinn. 6U7 'Williams ave. Just call
Woodlawn 151 2. Joseph Beta. Manacer.
LUBLINER . wTe.
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and I'srk. Marsh. 25T
SjMetrrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 753
t-A LANE OPPOSITE "POSTOFFICE. Flowers .
for all occasion. Phone Main 5545.
MARTIN FORBlSs i5iT7no"rials7"S3 4WMht
ington. Main 200, A-1209. ilowera for all
eocaaiona artistically srrsngol. "
CLARlOiROS.. noTlSiTMorrison St.. b.t. 4th
and 5th. Phone Main 7709. Fins flower
and floral designs. No branch stores.
ell's
N. W.
sue.
Bsnk hldg. -Aisin
831 Morrison St.
THS PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 AUer sL
LOST Alt'!) FOUND 21
ARTICLES found on cars of ; P. II., L. A P.
Co. June 1 : 1 mime, l ten. 2 rnlra. 1
baby shoe, 1 pr. glaives, 1 pr, gloves,- 1 blue
print. 4 packages, 1 shawl, 1 book, 1 Pump
(bicycle). 2 lunch bosea. 1 suitcase. 2 travel
ing bags, 2 nmbrvllaa, 1 baaket.
LOST On Decoration day on Estaoada car or
at Cedar Rrook statiun or from there on.
abort trail crossing highway to river, a mjulrrel
neckpiece; reward. Eaat 1710, or 0-64)1, Jour
nal .
LOST Black suitcase somewhere between , 8il
and Taylor and Collinaview truck. . 1'avlor
ferry road. Papers in auitcaae besr the nam.
of John Kelley. Reward.- Biverview Auto
Transfer Co., 247 Taylor. Main 5205.
Sunday light weight summer overcoat,
from machine eotn.wriere on Morrison or Al
der sC. near. 11 Uh. Finder picas, call" East
.. I. tteward. .
WILL the lady who found purs, it 1 st and A Mer
waiting room" Saturday ptcasa return same (
poor working, girl and receit. reward! 8b
Third st. Main 4787.
LIBERAL REWARD to finder of blue cmroW
on Lawton road, between WaahoucaL Wash..
and Lawton creek. Finder cell Mala 2530 on
call t 881 Montgomery at.
LOST Bill btipk aom. time Wednesday morn-
ing wirn currency, owner a pnoto ana name
In. Finder pleas, call E. 7200 and a&k (or
Dan Pidnock. Reward.
LOST 1 grip of auto tools about 5 p m. June
2, on 4th between Oak and Couch, or bn
tween 4th and lOUt on Couch. lieturn to
168 Vi Grand ave. or call B. 3882. He ward.
LOHT On Southern I'aclffo train between
Portland and I -ska Grove, tsnall bUck nun.
contjininc over 616.1 Finder -please call East ',
88Q8.- - : . J
PARTIES who ttle crip off the porch of 1141
Michigan ave. t'rlday eveninc. May 28. be
tween 7 and 8 o'clock, return: no Questions
asked. Kewara.
LOST On.
elks'
charm, 2 teeth bound ly
Cold band.- Firjdar please return to 8U3
Mohawk bldg. and
celv. reward.
TORTOISE rim ghnaes on 22d. Nnrthmp or
D. M. car Wednesday noon. Call Main 4254.
Reward. - - j -
LOST On neaverton mad, HeUirdny morning,
between Bertha station and ltet.lrilli-.Urgs
rug. Finder call Broadway 8X01. Reward.
DARK brown fur lined brown satin, bet w -en
20th sad Flanders or 22d and Ulisan. Re
ward. Mar. 8187. -
ElTTLE GIRL who found .k crocheted bag
and pur, in liberty uwatr. bundav. call
Tabor 6500. Reward.
LOST -On May 31, on road between Vancouver
and BatU. Ground lake. a. beaver belt. Call
Tabor 3 804. Reward.
LOST Last Friday, near TsmhiU market, s No.
Z Brownie kodak. Msa. C. O. Muse. 1000
Grand sve, north.
BfRXfEIV Small bay mar Tuesday niorr.ins.
May 25, near Pleasant Home. 812 E. 2nd st.
N. East 7155. , -
SCOTTISH Rite emblem, gold, 8-M degree; lil
Ilk double eagle; 85 reward. Ir. 1,. M. Davik.
IOST Brown pup, male, near 57 th and Sandy,
Sntiday a. m. Keward.' C-l 485.
LOST -Cameo iatallier, between Canyon road
and Ilaaelwood. Mala 6041; reward.
LOST Overcoat Sunday in grsnditsud at motor
cycle races. Reward. I'bone Bdwy. 284.
HELP WATfTKD MALE
WANTED ServiiTS manager to take
charga of shop. ,A practical, eapabl. man.
that can shoot trouble, handle men and
' satisfy the Aoto Hervice public. An eicht
-cylinder man preferred. A good opportunity ' '
for right, capable man. Will give intermit
in shop without aay investment and a good ,
sslsry.--
APPLT MR. RCBTM
Rubin Motor Car Co. -
BROADWAT AT UO!T
WANTED Tonne men or boys over 1 A to wnrV.
' evening. Apply to Mr. Smith, eircilat!- de
partment. The journal, Broadway and lainhiil at.
MAC1IIMST to operate milling mart, In. anl do
general machine work; must be quirk and so
eurate; also able to figure out all kinds of spur
and bevel gean ; ataady work and good wagea if
satisfactory. In not apply unless you are a
first-claa machinist and able to do accurate work.
Fred Dundee, Broadway and Flanders at.
WANTED Boy te ' wot aftemorma. Good
chance to learn and chance lor extra wot.
Add rasa G-341, Journal.
EXPERTS WANTED
llschanica, battery, electrical and lathe wen;
also a few waahera. Apply Free Employment
Bureau, Portland Garage c Repair Men a aa
aocistion, 601 Beck bkla.. Bdwy. and Oak aU
Only first-clan, men wanted; no heljen(!
WITHIN a couple of waeks. three young men
' about 18 to work in stock rooms' of large
wholesale honse. Men who will stay with the
idea of working up through the organization.
Good chance for advancement. Add res in owa
handwriting. 8-152, Journal.
&X-8ERVICE MEJ
Register with
we can place yon In any
kind of no.it km.
K. Of C FRES EMPLOYMENT BERTIfSS.
205 Berk bldg. - Phone Broadway 1807.
WANTED An agreeable old msn to feed and
take care of dog. Will furnish plar. to live,
cow, chickens, 826 per mo.; about 3 hrs. work.
Main 4003, bet. 6 and 5 p. m.
LABORERS wanted for street paving. 85 fr
8 hours. 43d t, eor. 2bth svs. laks Rich- ,
mond or Mt. Seott car. ' (
WANTED A gorxl, willing country boy. 14 to
18 years old. On. who can milk enw. Room,
board and good wagee. 1'hone Tabor 1 6e
WANTED A atronc
boy for bakery.
Tabor 888. or 1883
E. Stark at., Monta-
villa Bakery.
ENERGETIC young man, thoroughly ei-rl-
enced in track driving, want, s position. Vvliit.
havw yon T Main 7084; ask for Marshall.
EXPERIENCED stove repair atu and plun.h.r,
steady position to competent man. V-317,
Xeernal.
SOTS wanted, hopyard work, nsar Salem. fre
transportation. Apply Bialiop Broa.. 124
N. 5th.
WANTED Elderly man to feed two horses ami
cultivate potatoes on small farm. Apply at
510 2 1st et. N. Phone. Broadway 819.
WANTED Jap or Filipino boy for houseworks!
good wages; reference. 85 io. -iutn at.
WANTED First-rlaM acetylene welder. An.;y
J..E. Martin Machinery Co., 510 21 Hth t
WANTED .A man exjirieneed in pipe work and
drive s Ford truck; rtealy work. -2 0 'J I ron t.
BUS boys, ebe live at home preferred. Call
Bdwy. ,1180.
WANTED Linemen and power plant an7 sub
ststion operatora. Apply 818 Gasco bidg.
WANTED Expert flour packer, for in sod
" out of town. . Call 71 3d at.
I AM looking for a pla-terer to planter s S ro.ia
liouae. Answer C-482. Journal.
WANTED Boy to learn hrasa finiiUer a trauo.
Apply Oregon Brasa Works.
CABINET makers wanted. iiauA ! to
peri-nced m". f'sll Automatic 63H-55,
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