THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTL AND; SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1920.
11
TAZVELL WILL BE
PRESIDING
FOR SIX
E
Judge George Tazwell will be the
presiding Judge of tKe seven depart
ments of the circuit court for Mult
nomah county, tori the six months
following: July 1. This decision was
. reached at a meeting; of the circuit
; Judges this forenoon, after the court'
rules had been amended to' provide
for such procedure.1 ; ;
The rules of the circuit court hereto-
' fore have provided that the Judges of
the departments from 1 to, 6. inclusive,
shall alternately and In order named
- act as presiding Judge, each for a term
of six months. Judge Taswell formerly
' - . . . iLI.I
w M.e couniy juuc, smi Murwnu,; 1x119.
. court was made a part of the circuit
court system, being designated as de-(
partment No. 7. The change In rules
today provided that the Judge of do-
partment No. 7 bj Included In the list
,. of those to serve as presiding Judge.
Tazwell will take his vacation before
actually beginning his new duties, and
' the other Judges 'will take turns as pre
siding Judge until he returns.' For the
first 10 days of July Judge Morrow
will serve.
TWO MEN WHO INTERFERED
WITH OFFICERS ARE FINED
Buford Klcklln was fined $10 and L.
Stearns was assessed $25 by Municipal
Judge Rossman this morning as the
culmination of a near-riot following the
electrical parade Friday night. In "which
several Hundred boys and men attempt
ed to release KlcVclln and F. W. Thomp
son as they were being taken to the
police station. Thompson was turned
over to the Juvenile court.
Flcklin and Thompson were appre
hended down town on charges of mo
lesting youflfe, girls. While the police
were taking the two men to headquar
ters a constantly increasing mob fol
lowed them. At Second and Oak streets
someone shoutetd to take the prisoners
away from the police.. A squad under
Captain Harms rushed to 'the scene of
the trouble and pulled the real disturb
ers out of the mob. John O'Connor,
aged 21, alleged to have been' one of
the ringleaders in the crowd, was ar
rested by Lieutenant Maloney and In
spector Schulplua. O'Connor will ap
pear before Judge Rossman, Monday,! on
a charge of disorderly conduct. .. :
Four others were fined by Judge Ross
man on charges of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. Those-, fined in
clude Harry C. Neis,. Second and Madi
son, $10 and three days in Jail : Sam and
George Ahladef, Sixth and Washington,
$25 each ; Charles B. Miller, Broadway
and Alder. $10. ,
GARAGE MAN IS SUED FOR
DAMAGE TO AUTOMOBILE
A joy-ride in. an. auto borrowed Sv i th
ou t iUi owner's consent and which auto
is now said to be a worthless pile- of
junk, will, figure in the trial of a suit
filed today. H. S. Hammond filed a
suit against Lee West, doing business
under the name of the Laurel Rose ga
rage. In which he sets forth that he left
his automobile at this garage to be
cared-for and .redelivered,, when called
for, and that while the car was thus out
of Hammond's immediate control. It was
damaged so as to be wholly lost to
Hammond. He asks for a judgment, for
$1040. - . . -
It is said that the car-was taken from
the garage the night of March 23, last,
by a man who had been 'a former em
ploye of the place and that he and his
companions had only well started ' on
their Joy-ride when they wrecked It - 1
ALLEGE FENCES WERE TORN
, DOWN DAMAGES ASKED
Ben and Louise Paulsen, husband
and wife, tenants of the Rivervlew
. dairy farm of over 300 acres-near Port
land, have made the Warren Construc
tion company, the county . of , Multno
mah drainage district No. 1, James
McCarty, M. L. Roberts. Philip Butter
and t Thomas Hansen defendants in
suit 4 filed Friday- for $863 damages.
They say that the defendants tres
passed on the dairy ' farm, tore down
fences and -allowed them to remain
down for long periods, permitted horses
and cattle to thus escape from the pas
tures, and also permited other stock to
enter and tramp down wet sections of
ine tana. irwo cows aiea i rum negieci,
- say the Paulsens, a colt died and three
cows "went dry while other stock re
quired the services of a veterinarian, it
Is claimed. ' V
MAN WHO STRUCK OPPONENT
WITH BEER BOTTLE FINED $100
Bert Ingram 'appeared before Circuit
Judge McCourt Friday for sentence for
MaauU. with a dangerous weapon. -
Ingram formed one of a party of six
that took an automobile from the down
. town district and went on a Joy ride
out beyond Lents. The party had an
altercation over a girl and Ingram says
he was beaten up by J. S. Primrose. On
the way back he struck Primrose back
jf the ear with a beeri. bottle. Ingram
said he paid all the expenses of the
party. He was sentenced' to pay a $100
fine- V "
ALLEGED J AILBREAKER GIVEN
OVER TO MONTANA ' SHERIFF
J. D. Fleury, 181 Grover street, who
has lived In Portland two years and
worked as an elevator repair man, will
be turned over to Sheriff L S. Martine
of Teton county, Montana, today by
Sheriff Hurlburt, and they will start
tonight for Choteau, Mont., where
Fleury broke Jail before coming to Port
land. He was - held .there on a charge
of obtaining money ' under false pre
tenses. Sheriff Martine was here in at
tendance at the Shriners conclave, and
through the activities of Deputy Sheriffs
Christoferson and Kendall the man
sought by Martine was located and
placed In custody. , e
DIVORCE CASE IS BITTERLY
' CONTESTED AND WIFE WINS
Circuit Judge Taswell today granted
a divorce to Clara Marie Goetten from
Walter Frank Goetten and gave her com
plete custody of their child, a baby of
16 months, and Judgment for $30 a month
for , Its support. This was a bitterer
contested case, the trial of which began
on May 20 and continued several days.
The charge was cruelty. Goetten charged
his wife, in croaa-complalnt, with lm
proprieties with other men. - In the tes
timony it developed he had chalked the
soles of his wife s shoes, so as to deter
mine whether she put them on and went
out while he was away from home. She
Miller & Tracey
Adult Caskets $30 to flGQO
Main 2C31 . , 578-S5
JUDQ
MONTHS
admitted that h did put on the ahoea,
without discovering the challc. but that
Latin used them to walk to the grocery
store to set , food lor her husband's
supper. L i ,
PLAINTIFF LOSES HIS SUIT
AGAINST SHIP COMPANY
Judgment for the defendant was given
today by Circuit Judge Stapleton In the
suit of James J. Donovan -against the
Wapampa Steamship company for dam
ages because of an injury to his foot
while an employe of the company. Dono
van's toot was ran over by a truck
which he and a fellow employe were op
erating in the transfer of cargo, August
10. 1117. Judge Stapleton held that. the
Injuries Were not the fault of any defect
in machinery f appliances or power pro
vided by the steamship company or the
result of any order by a superior which
it was the duty of Donovan te obey, and
that his fellow workman wae not a fore
man and Donovan was not obliged to
take orders from him.
Sues for Son's. Death
Mrs. Anna McCoy Maddoz filed suit
in , the . United States district court
Friday against the Kagle Lumber com
pany of West Timber, Or., to recover
$20,000 damages for the death of her
son, Frank McCoy. 15 years of age.
The boy was killed by a falling tree
November 19, 1819, while employed as
a whistle boy by the company. Date
for trial has not been set . -
" Divorce) 3LU1
, Divorce suits filed : Kdna DArcy
against Frank P, DArcy, cruelty ; Wil
liam P. Morton against Wiliamina M.
Morton, desertion. ,
-Divorce suits filed: George C. Mac
Pheraon - against Bessie L. alacPheraon,
desertion... . j . t .-
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Director Bryson Is
Eecalled in Eugene
Public School 3o w
Eugene, June 26. -The hardest fought
and most exciting school election In the
history of Eugene, with a group of grade
teachers and the Parent-Teacher asso
ciation arrayed against the board of ed
ucation and the city superintendent, re
sulted In the recall of E. R. Bryson. the
one member of the board against whom
the feeling of animosity was strongest.
He was replaced by Dr. P. J. Bartle.
the vote standing 1162 for Bartle and
722 for Bryson. Charles M. Emery and
Hollis W. Llbby, business men, suppos
edly in sympathy with the teachers in
the controversy; were also elected. '.-
Following the election and believed to
have been caused by It. came the resig
nation of S. M. Calkins, appointed some
months ago to fill a vacancy. His suc
cessor has not been selected. With the
resignation of Superintendent Ruther
ford and hta departure from the -city,
and a radical change in the personnel of
the board, it Is expected that the schools
of Eugene will be conducted In the en
suing year without friction.
Sam Si Goldsmith
Sees Night Parade
And Dies Suddenly
After witnessing the electric parade
Friday night, Sam 8. Goldsmith of the
May apartments, who has been employed
as a traveling salesman for Mason, Ehr-
man & Co. for 20 years, died of heart
trouble. Goldsmith spoke of being tired
and shortly-; after he retired after the
parade was over he was seised with
pains and shortly afterward expired.
Goldsmith was born In Eugene, April
17, 1855. Just previous to his death he
was In . the employ of the Vancouver
Flour ' Mills. He is survived by his
widow and t two children,- Mrs. Arthur
Mayer of Portland and Mrs. J. Miller
of Gary, Ind. Funeral services will be
delayed until the arrival of the daugh
ter from Indiana. s . ?
Handcuffs Worn by
Escaped Prisoner
Are Found Broken
Roseburg, June 26.- The handcuffs
with which Glenn Duncan., alleged auto
mobile thief, fled, manacled, were found
broken in a hog pen a short distance
south of the Myrtle creek bridge, where
the young man Jumped from an auto
mobile. He evidently had help In re
moving the shackles. . He formerly lived
near Myrtle creek. ,i
Sheriff George Qulne returned Friday
with J. F. Wallace, arrested at Star-
buck, Wash., charged with attacking
Mrs. Gifford Hamilton, who identified
him. 'Wallace asserts he was in Pasco
at the .time..-: ' v- --;. -j.
Railway Mail Clerks
Opposed to Moving
' a
Baker. June 26. Railway mail clerks
living In Baker are protesting against
a plan being - considered by the post
office department to place a CO foot
mail ear on the run between Pocatello
ana Huntington on the - O-WJ R. ft k.
railway. The clerks . complain, that ft
would necessitate removal of their homes
from Baker to Pocatello or Huntington.
Many of them have purchased property
bere. --, : - - , . ,
Mrs. George Bates,
Of Bend, Kills Self
: --.i ' - ' ';. 'v,.-j-,:v,.
Bend, June -26. Mrs. George Batl for
more than 18 years a resident efendL
committed suicide Thursday night at her
nome oy taking poison. It Is believed
that ill health caused the act.
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WAWALOHA DUE
MOriDAY WITH FUR
Inbound from the Orient, the
steamship Wawalona Is due Monday.
Wireless advices state that the Wa
walona has on ' board 1700 tons of
Siberian ' furs, " 360 tons of curios
and 400 tons of eggs. Destination
of the Inbound cargo has not been
announced, but a portion iwill K
East in bond.. Valuation of the in
cargo was not given and will not be
kn6wn until the manifest is filed at
the customs house.-
i Each of the four terminals of the dock
commission will be taxed to the limit
next week taking care of the heavy off
shore business. The Angeles. Columbia
Pacific Shipping company, Is discharg
ing 70S tons of soy bean oil at Municipal
No. 4. Vegetable oil Is in bulk and the
dock; pumps of the dock commission are
being used. The Angeles shifted to Mu
nicipal No. 1 this afternoon and will
discharge $000 tons of general. Corn and
rape seed are the principal articles in
the general cargo of the Angeles. ?'
Cargo ships due Monday and sched
uled to sail during the coming week in
clude the Wawalona, West Selena and
Artlpas and all. will be working cargo
at all of the decks of the municipal ter
minals. Repairs to the Coaxlt have
been completed and the steamer will be
gin working out-bound cargo , at No. 3
on Monday. Wheat and flour will con
stitute the greater portion of the foreign
stuff dispatched during the last week in
June. July loadings will make a clean
up of the 1919 crop. ; ; -f ? c-:"i -:
HORIZONTAL- REDUCTION IN
5 PACIFIC FREIGHTS PLANNED
Seattle, Wanlw June 26- I. TJ." S
Trans-f acinc rreigm races on pracacai-
ly all Items probably will be lowered
as the result of a conference in Vancou
ver of representatives of 26 steamship
companies, according, to hipping men
arriving here today from the meeting.
The lumber rate was cut from $35 to
f $25 per 1000, steel was lowered to $11.
cotton after" August 1 will be $1 on high
density and $1.25 on standard bales, a re
duct ion of 50 cents a bale.; Representa
tives from Los Angeles to British Co
lumbia attended.
New& of the Port
:. :;. Arrival June XS ;V..')i''
The Anseles. American (taiunar, from: Daries
ad wmy porta. teurmL '
Artisii. Amrtcsn tteamer, from Boston ria
ay ports. cvneraL .
Wuhtenair, Amerksaa . eUMuner, from Port
Sen liuia, oU.
' Oapartura Juna S .
RlchooiMal, Americaa kteemer. for Port Baa
No. 03, Ajaerieaa barcv, for lu ' Franebeot
ballast, -i- . - V . - .
, KUmath. American tmr, ' for Bun Pran
cico and 8aa Pedro, pamensen and lumber.
Jotme Pojiben, American steamer, for Baa
Francisco, snber.
. P sas tor Juno SS "
"Golden Shore. American schooner, for Brdney,
lumber. . . ,. t-
MARINE ALMAWAC
- WsaUter at the Rlver't Mouth
North Head. Jane 28. Conditions at the
month of the riTer at noon: Sea smooth, wind
north IS ml le : weather clondy. v
Ties a Astarta Sunday -
Hich Water Low Water
10:Bt m.. e.4 feet .14
:4 a.
a. m., 0.3 feet
10:25 p..
8.0 fact 4:3 p. m.. a.l feet
PAIIr RIVER READINGS
8 A. M., Psctfie Tims.
CARGO FROM EAST
STATT05S. l ! II t
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Iiswiaton .........
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RIVER FORECASTS
The Willamette rirer at Portland will remain
nearly atationary during the next three days. ,
" AT KEIGHBORIXO PORTS 5 "
Astoria, Jan-2.ArrlTd st 625 a. m..
Steamer - Daisy Oadsby. from San Ftaneiseo,
Arrived down, at 8:80 a. m., , schooner Golden
Shers. . - AiriTed at midnicht and left np at
2 a. tn.. -steamer Washtenaw, from Fort Saa
Luis. ' -4. : -: .
8t Helens. Jons 28. Passed at 7:30 a. m..
steamer The Anseles. : .. 1 ....
Ban. Francisco. Jane 28. Bearport. steamer,
returned on acconnt of neaTy weatharr'
Astoria, Juns 25. lft up atl p. m.,
steamrr West Hartlaad. Arrived at 7:15 and
left up at 10:80 P. to., steamer Tha Ancelea,
ftom Darieu. Arrived st and left np at
11:30 p. m., steamer ArUSas.. from Boston via
way ports. Sailed at 8 p. m.. staaaars Ryder
Hanify and Solano, for San Pedro. c
Garlota. J one 23. Sailed,, steamer F. TS.
Buck, for Portland.
&sn Franeisco, Jane 28. Arrled at 9 a. nv,
steamer Ross City, from Portland. -
' Coos Bay. Jons 28. Sailed at 8 a. m.,
steamer City of Topeka. - from Portland, - for
Eureka and 8an Francisco.
Seattle. Jons 26. L M. 8.) Arrfrad; 8tr.
Davenport,, from 8an Francisco, - 7 :1S a. m.
Sailed: Btr. Governor, for Baa Pedro via Ran
Franciaee and Victoria. 11 a. mj Arrived June
23: Str. Skarway, from Nsnsimo via Evarett.
8:00 p. m.; coaster, from Victoria, B. C. 10
p.-, . - -
v.- Juneau. Jtma 25 (T. V. 8. V Sailed r Btr.
Admiral Watson, southbound, 9 p. m. ; Princess
Msry. aontbbaund, 8 a. m.
Pstersbars, June 25. (t N. R ) Bafled:
Btr. City af Seattle, southbound. 8:30 p. m.
Ketchikan. Jane 25. (L N. 8.) Baued:
Str. Admiral Evans, northbound. It p. m.
MeJiUonss, June 10. (I. S. 8.) Arrived:
Str. Santa Alicia, from Valparaiso. -
Hong son.. June 24. (I. N. B.) Arrived:
Str. Arabia Mara, from Tacoma and Seattle.
Manila, June 24. (I. N. 8.) Arrived: Str.
Katori Mara, from Seattle; mpres sf Russia,
from Vancouver.
CaUao. Jons . 22. (I, K. 8.1 flsfled: Str.
Santa Ine. towing, bare Belfast, for Tacoma
via San Pedro; M. S. Sierra from- BeOinsham.
Saa Pedro. June 25. I. N. 8.) Sailed:
Str. Col. K. I Drake, for Seattle via San
Francisco. 7 a. m . - . : . .
Vaaeouvar. Jan 28. I. V. S.)kArrid:
Str. Silvar EhsU. from Saa Francisco ria Rich
A MXK&I
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mond Beach. Sailed Jan 25: Str, Bradford for
Tarapioo via San Francuco. -
Port Tnwnseod. June 28. -(t N. 8-)
Passed tn a five masted steam schooner, prob
ably Phyllis, st 8:50 a. n. . -
Everett, Jons 28. (I.' N. 8.) Sailed,
steamer W. 8. Porter, for Monterey.
Taooma. June 2. L N. 8.) Arrived,
steamer Quadra, from Britannia Beach. Vs.;
Redondo, from Seattle. 0 a. as. Sailed, steamer
Jefferson, for Soothssntem Alaska.' 7 a. m. ;
Spokane ; for Southeastern Alaska. 8 a. m. ;
Herilah, at noon; Java Ifics, for Yokohama
and Kobe, at S p. a.; Anyox. for Seattle. 10
David Campbell's "
Memory Honored;
; Grave Is Decorated
: - .
Nine years ago this morning David
Campbell, fire chief of Portlandheaded
a squad of firemen into the caldron of
fTame of the burning Standard Oil com
pany's warehouse on Cast Water street.
AH of them came back but Campbell. ;
This morn ine at Riverriew cemetery
old friends of the heroic chief paid theirv
annual tribute. Scores of machineaJ
carryin? firemen and flowers - vent to
Campbell's last restlnjr place and srouped.
about his grave for a brief memorial
service. : V. . v
H. R. Albee, former' mayor, was the
principal speaker, ttivlng- brief tribute to
Campbell. In 'this ire was joined by
Chief. B. F. Dowell, A. G. Long:, who Is
president of the David Campbell Me
morial association, and Jay W. Stevens,
battalion chief tinder Campbell, and now
of San Francisco. -Rev. A. E. Johnson
ofered prayer. . -'
Afterwards the firemen laid 'their
flowers on the grave, and the mount
was ; fairly burled under the rose of
ferings. . - . .- ' .
Shrine Decorations
1 1 Must Be Let Alone
Orders have been Issued by Chief
Jenkins to arrest anyone unofficially
removing decorations placed In the city
for Shrine week. The salvage commit
tee of the Shrine met at noon today to
make arrangements for disposal of the
decorations. Shriners' of MlHraukeo
have left a check of S300 for a portion
of the decorations and Aloha temple of
Honolulu is in, the market for a quantity
of the special drapinga.
Three Out of 445
. Mishaps Are Fatal
Salem, June 28. Three of the 445 ac
cidents in Oregon industries for the
week ending 24 were fatal, according to
reports received by the state industrial
accident commission here. Workmen
who lost their lives In Industrial acci
dents during- the week were: J. Klelty,
laborer, PdVtland ; . J. W. Deal, laborer,
North Portland ; 5 X W. Green, auto
mechanic, Portland.. v
Quick Wit of Boy
Stops Fife's .Spread
Quick work on the part of Cecil Muir,
18, averted a serious fire this morning
at the office of the Wiley B. Allen com
pany at Broadway and Morrison streets.
Muir was removing decorations from
the window when the top of a palm be
came entangled in several electric wires
and ignited. Muir hurried to the street
with the decorations and prevented
spread of the flames. He was slightly
burned.,.' .
600 Shriners Eat -Salmon
at Astoria
Astoria, : June '28. More than 600
Shriners from 42 different cities In 23
states were guests of Astoria Friday, ar
riving from Portland on a special train
at noon. Immediately upon their arrival-
a baked salmon dinner was served.
after which they were .taken in autos
about the city. Many of the visitors
were taken to the beach for their first
view of the Pacific ocean.
Water Sought, but OU Is Wanted
Baker, June 26. Not satisfied with the
prospect of artesian water, Durkee resi
dents are watching closely the well drill
ing operations - started Monday by the
O-W. R. & Nj Railway company on the
outskirts of the town. In the hope that
the well will tap an oil pocket. The
railway has no Intention of prospecting
for oil, but is seeking water for its en
gines.
Portland Boys Picked XJpy
Astoria, June 2&. Arriving in Astoria
Friday on a freight train from Portland,
were -two 14-year-old youngsters, who
beat their Way on the train in hopes of
getting work for . the summer. They
were Jim McCall. a son of Frank Mc
Call, 1734 Division street, and Alonzo
Harding, whose 'mother is Mrs. Florence
Harding, 1362. East Thirty-second street,
rhey- are held by the ; police pending
ordets from their parents.
Auto Is Recovered . .
Vancouver, Wash. June 26. An auto
mobile belonging to H. J. .Upson, re
ported stolen last week, was found near
Battle Ground. . ' t
TODAY
; . We Can a Deliver
Old Carpet aa Sags Made late
FLUFF. RUGS
Rag Rugs. Carpet Cleaning and Re
fitting. Mall orders, Send
for Booklet. ,
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
INi East Stark Taker Itli
swTkha. let, by tataenatteaal Fsatar
V9 V- y Vv docks FpffroX crrf.
!fl!W TODAY
3 1 !
Houses w Garages
CRKOTtD III
PORTLaNO-SHIPKD
AttWVHERI
m aUILT 4-PT. SCC
.TIONS RKAOY AND
CASV TO PUT TO-
QETHIR ,
A firstelasa hobsl or ex ran direct fr
tli factory st a GREAT SATINS. ' To j
par do middleman's profit. Writs tot
catalocu. V
RKtHMADC UILDIN0J OOMPANV
Cast Clavanth and Mvkst
' a Blocks SouUi f HawUrarna. -
fhona Kast 6114 . , Portland. Oraao
BXD 178 TOTJR OLD CARPETS
(W gsll and Ctattver).
OU Rugs and Woolsn Ckithtns
W Mak Rsvsnlbla, Hans-Wavan
FLUFF RUGS
Room Slsa Fluff Rues vvavvn SI 7 AO
Raa Rugs Wovsn All Slxss
CHethei 4lanlnf ane Dyeing Dept. .
Matt Oroar ; ens' for oefcM
Mattrassa Rsnovatsd, HUd Over, Niasa t
. , Orosr
Prathers Rr novated
Carpet Clennlas
lit Rust. Stssrrcd Clssnsd. 1110 -'
WESTERN FLUFF RUO OO.
S Union A vs. M. , - prion East . S81 S
WE HAVE BARGAINS
IN 'INSIDE PROP
ERTIES .'
. See
; RIELY & GUSTAFSON
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
905 YEON BLDG.
WE CALL FOR TOTJR OLD
CARPETS
- Bags sad M'ooles Clothlag
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tarned Ost Promptly
Rag Rag Woven All Slsea .
, Mail Order Send for Book a
- let Carpets Cleaned
'Laid and Refitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 EAST EIGHTH STREET
- PHOSK EAST 848a
MtETIXO WOTTCER
41
DANCINO
Mooss ball. Fourth and Tsv
lor strerts, Monday, Tuesday
( Wednssdsy Sbrinars " nlat) ,
Thundsy, Friday and Saturday
veninn
Professor Prssp' Moosa or
chestra with tb famous sinina
rornrnst. Milton Bntterfiekl.
SUNNYSIDK LODGE - NO. i 18S,
A. F. AND A. M. Then wUl
D no meeting this . Saturday,
Juna 28. -JAlfES
8. CAT Jr.,
' gee.
kdfBLEM JEW SLUT a spsdslty: bnttoaa. piss,
( -shsrms, Jsreer Bros., 131-1X8 Stfc rt.
Trt4rrigcs'.Birtb3.Dc4ffx
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Dr E.i H. Prehn. Unl. 841 6th at, and
Chenter Martin, 27, 448 K. 10th st. and
Anna i. jobs, za, ts xi. izta fct.
- Robert A. Giaer, 80. XJnntoa. . Or., and
Wards. A. Bios, 81. Rainier hotel.
Wsda V. Lsvrts, IrjniL 04! E. Ankeny St.
and Jawia Thsyar, focal, 804 Anksny st.
Clanrte J. Stertinfc leeal, 202 y. Jrffersoo
c, smi ursce a. Piercs. leg-al. 234 Jt. 1 9th st.
Ehrood H. OslUen, 2. 11T8 Cleveland ava.,
and LettM F. Kropp. 24, 61 E, 88d at.
t Najid 8. Donmitfs 28. Bainier, Or., and
sum MDM17, i , fsnrose. Koate A.
William it. Hendrin, legal,- 14S8" E. 27th
n., ana Mary k. Mays. bal. 1098 27th are.
Charts W. Koyl, leeal. 1834 . Divwkm ..
and Minnte B. Jsnkson. legal, 41Q E. 82d A
- ' - BIRTHS "
UlfCflKIX To Hr. and Mrs. B, A. MitcheU.
- 831 Ulna, Jnti 16, a son.
BATKS To Mr. and Mrs. D. 1 Bates, 30 East
wmry-ssvenm, jim 21, a CLSurhter.
RWJTTTTO T Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bsntts,
v. 5204 Eichty-eichth, J ana 20, a on7
SWAN SON To Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Swaosoa,
. . .tcuc, wujie 21, a aaaruter. , .
BEIMEEfl To Mr. and Mrs. . & W. Beimers,
1104 Smith, June 15, a daughter.
HEN SON To Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Uensoe. 675
Drew. Jnne 22. a daaahter.
SAC, KR To Mr. and Mrs. C E.' Safer, 9218
Fifty-fourth, June 17, a son.
BBOST To Mr. snd Mrs. John M. Brost. 882
EVANS To Mr. and Mrs. William F. Xraa,
601 Harrison, Jane 20, a ton. '
MOORE To Mr. and Mrs. B. A Moore. 842
Kart Fifty-eighth, June 28. a son
MoCr.KIXAN To Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Me-
uin, uji4 Curtis, jnne zz, a danchter.
DEATHS A1TP gTJWERALS J$
MITCHELL In this city, Jon 2, John (X
saiicneit, as so yean. Remain at tb
luuerai jiarwrs oi a. a. Aenvroruiy ss Co., 6802-
vm ,i mm.j-roiiu mregi d. , in agents.
li-ACjai-r ifci.u in this eity, June 22 Otto
Kaempfield, aced 4 1 years. Remains are at
miwimi ifmiimm vi a, j., a.enwortny A Co..
- " v ...P1j.wuu mli cr:t o. j.t m stents.
MILXJER In this city. Jobs 11 Jh. Lnii.J
serd 42 yean. Remains are at tha fonera!
parlors ot A. - P. Ken worthy A CO., S802-04
""'.T" Jnne 24 John Srebot,
.V 2. 7" .R4"? are at the fanerai
i'.:"". . "r . .-o. 0802-04
DEATHS AITD FTJTf ERALS 1
BARNEY la this mty, June 26. Albert Norris
Barney, aced 76 yearn, father of William
Barney of New Tork city. Marry Barney of
Boston, Masa.. Mrs. W'orea of Pennsylvsaia.
brother of Mrs. C. H. Nichols of Gnnd View,
Wash, t Mrs. Thome of .- Clasks. Minn., and
Peter Barney of Nichobon. Pa. Tha .remains
re tt Flntey. Moatgomery at 8th. Notic
of funeral hereafter.
GGLXMSMITH At hi residence hi this city.
'fciamurt S. GoUseaith. asd SS years, be
loved husband of Myra IX Gotdmaitli, father
of Mrs. Jack Miller of Gary. lad., and Mrs.
Arthur Mayer , of Chnase, 111 Remain at
jioUnaa funeral parlors. Third - and : baimoa
ets. Notice of funeral hter. - -
BBEWEB ris funeral servioe of the IsU
Elizahatk 1 . Unummr nil k .L4 MnnH..
June 27, 2 o'elork p. m.. at Finlwr'a. Mont-
mMnery at 6th. . Friend invited. Incineration.
r-ortiami eremstorrom.
MATES Near Tha Dalle. Or ''"June' 23.'6us
Mayes. aed 85 years, lata of 122 Graham
av., -edty. Tha remains are at Fin ley's, Mout-i
eomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter, y
CLARK June 26. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. CUra. 12S B. 28th N. Remains at
tb eeaidetitial funeral noma of Dowaioc
MVma V. H - sMi. ,. .
EVEN SEN. Justin Eveiuen. 248 Shaver, June
25, 62 years; ptilnionary tubermiloata,
THOMAS Jennie Thoma, fit. Tinoenta hos-
pttal. Jane 4, 93 yean; anaemia.
OLON -Peter Olson. 466 Esst Flanders, June
22, 70 yean: cerebral apoplexy.
DCPITCS sister Maria Dnpuia, St. Vlnoenta ho.
. r f 4 1 Tims O an u t a ,
McIXTTRE Dor MclBtyr, CorneUui hotel.
,, uV j ran ; myocaraiai aeceneranon.
BASH Archhj Miller Rseh., 178 ast EiahUn.
Jnna 28. 86 years; tuherculoais. 1
ROKR Charts H. Rohr. 2086 Hawthorne,
.J..?JuJ fearsi double lobar pneumonia.
HJB-RKKR Jeaaie Inalee Hsybsrker. 1087
. Carf lsllfa SlVaMknaa Hm OO Q V .... .
CTlflSiS. .
MTKES Chsrlea Herman Myers. 290 Market
. , -m yeiw soariet xever. -
FTTXERAL DIRECTORS
Edward Hotmail & Son
Funeral Directors
VHIBD AND SALMON 8TBSJCTS
Main 807. A-1511.
1-aay Assists a t
J. P. FINLEY'&.SOH
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN a. - MONTOO MERT AT FIFTH
F. S. 'DUNNING, INC.
W BOUJaaf BULB UNDERTAKZRS
416 B. Aider st, Phcwes East 62. B-5226.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
8802-6804 92D S1V S. R, LEVTS.
Phoa Tabor 6367. Bom Phoo D-6L
CHAMBEBS CXX
ranerai aMrsetors,
ATI the Conveniences of a Horn.
Wuudlswn 8806. 248-20 BtilllnaswortS ava,
SS-s7." - P.LeLerch Ua-
mubktaishs. E, llui and Hawthorn,
M 'EN TEE A'ErLEBsV iuneral parlors with all
ha privacy of a bom, 1 6th and Everett ata
Phones. Broadway 2188. Home A-21SS.
BL W. GABLE CO. ' "
Bnecsssar to W. H. Hamilton - :
I8T8 E. OBsaa.- Phon Tabor 4818.
R. T. BYRNES SST-.Z
Willis mi av. TToodlswa ttO.
MILLER A TRACET. independent funeral diree-
tors. Prieea a low ss 820, 640. 880.
Wsshinstoa st 831. Mala 2661. A-7888.
IXlWNING A M NEMAR. successors to Wiksoa
ss Boat, alultnomah at last 7th. Irvinston
d-trict East 64.-
A.R.ZelIer Co.lii
Ave.
o-ioaa.
RroovAnAAlU Tab. 125 S. B-2S46
, vawja fcia way
fl47 Belmont at.
Q.Ast-z,fa CTW DEB TAKING CO. Msia4163
SKeWeS A-2321. Cor. Third-and Clay.
RtjRIAL BOXES
Cement Burial Boxes
- Ask your undertaksr about them or can t
tory, . Columbia 869. -
MONUMENTS
Portland Marble. Works
66 4th st..' op. City RaU. -; Hen Bros.
1 JBLAESING GRAMITE Col
t j"g7-3TO ST. AT WADtSOn
FLORISTS
Geo. Bet 2 & Son
Rinee
iaas
. rutsii riiuwESa fob nmrmis
end all eccsdona. SS7 Williams eve. - Just eeJD
Woodiawn 1612. Joseph Bets, Manacar.
Smith's Flower Shop
. "Portland"! ProcrVealv Florist.'
Flosrar for An Oceasiona.
Main 7215. T. O. LCKK. Mcr., Sth and Alder.
LUBLINER w.Sv!kp"
848 Morrisoa, pet. Bdwy. snd Park. Msrsh. 257
628 Morrison. Portland HotrL Marshall 7gi
CLABK-BBOS;. florists, Morrisoa t. betTith
nd 6th.Phon Mala 7708. Fins Oowsr
snd floral, deetana. No branch stores.
LALANE-OPPOSITE PdsTOFFlCEl Flowers
or in unmona, none Main BS4B.
Chappell's ' giil-V&JttL
THK PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245 Aider st
LOST A7TD FOriTT)
11
LOST Lady 'a pink cameo brooch. . set with
- pes ria. Tuesday evening; finder pleas phon
Sell wood 8218 r reward.
LOST Monday, in MariOsria cafe, a lady's black
pune. Finder Pleas return to Mrs, Doner,
482 86th St. SVE. Tabor 2688. x
LOST A Maapnle ehsrm marked B. Albert Pike,
' No. 163; rvfward. Phon William Bruat, Msiu
1760. 426 Cullete at, .
LOST A' sold wrist wstch and bracelet oa
Jefferson St., between 18th and 261 14th St.;
reward. Call Msrahsll 2558.
GOLD Elgin wrist watch. lost between 12 th,
Wsshinrton and 10th. Notify Mildred Kmlsea
MarshaU 26S7. .
LOST Pair shell rimmed t lasses la caw on
Milwaukt St., between Cora and Bolcate. Call
Sellwocd 1984. Beward. - ..; .
LOST Black fur. oa Tuesday nisht. on Wuh.
inaton. Finder pleas call avsninsa. Wood-
1 mnM 1. , .
LOST Thursday ' nichi st Multnomsti hotel.
lady's red fox fur. Phone Bast 647T. Re
ward. LOST -ChateUae brooch with one dimond aad
small pearls. Good reward. E. K, GUben.
Tahor 8&02. Sunnyside Apt. . - -
LOST A haadbas containins money and check
Payable to Mrs. Thomas H. Snaed. Bdwy.
oflWM, jrwrai nutrs.
LOST Tuesday, tan pup: answer to Billy,
East 1254. 109 E. 17th L Reward.
LOST A man's oM atyl ilvor Waltham watch
In Peninsula Park. M-910. Journal.
LOST Ksstrrn Star pin.J, Finder pleas retUrn
to 129 E. 84th. or phone 2748. Beward.
LOST Thursday afternoon, sold wire pin with
pean m center. cast aoz7, Reward.
LOST Gold nugget locket aad chain. lender
pleas call East 7166. Beward.
LOST A gold wir pin with pearl center. BI
ward. Esst 27. -V
BEWABD Jsjanes Spaniel, male, strayed in
- Bonwydde district Tuesday P. jn. Tabor 2999.
LOST lady's gold wrist watch, monogramsd E.
B., make Bnrrmgton. Bdwy. 8274.
LOST Nun' yellow handbag; 610 reward lor
return to ss n. 1st sr.
LORT-
Plwl an?
: diamond . brooch
sard.
Woodiawn 482S.
LOST Tuesday evening, pair black ir glaasaa
Pleas return to P. J. Birheide. '46 6th st.
3:
tl
- LOST ,
KOTICK TO PORTLAND prBLIO
The Journal ha a Ion list of names
and addresses of bhriners and tkSir 1
families who lost various, articles on
their visit to our eity. We v these '
visitors a royal reeeption. They are o
ln away with very kindly fealinas tor
tut. .. Las as now sbuw thes ahat our
aospitaiity doe 'not 'end when they
; are aooat It you hv found any
- article, ao matter how apparently t&nc
n if want, turn it in to tha "Ixist and
Found' bureau at The Journal Business -office
ta be forwarded to lu rif htful
owner. This service Th Journal eaa .
and will" perform (lsdly. Help us to
- perform this ervicej by tarninc to
found article. Tha' list of mtsslug .
- article includes, cameras, watches.
Jewels, lodge and fraternity pins, pack
aces, coats and wrss, furs, clotliiu,
bats, purses, bass, a(ut cases, money,
checks, . band inacrunsnta, uniforms,
musio books and rollj, umbrellas, and
scores of other articles, It you hsv
found any of these tjpinfs or anythins
.. else, turn it In and help to create a
- lastiBf and cratafull Impression of th
honesty and exmrtesyjOf Portland peo
ple. Brins the things you have found
to the "Lost snd Fmicd' bureau. Bus
Bass office, main floor. Journal bkl
TUB JOURNAL.
FOUND
. Rom money. st -
Six pins.- '
.Two purses. - . .
Three bunches of key. '- - v
On fraternity pin.
' On Glove. '
On Cuff Link.
One paekaa of Oolumbla highway views.
Psckase ot papers aad Aecks.
.. On letter. . -
Amsricsn Expreaj checks. -On
Cap. ,
On Shrin Turban. . . V
One Belt
Two Fur neck piece. ,
One Excursion Ticket. .
The above art'cle ar now at Th Jcirruil of.,
flc, tiavinc been tt?T!ted in to th Shrin "Lost
snd Found" bureau htcU was in charge of Tli
Journal. . Owners may ha re -sa me by calling ior
them,- --. : -
THE FOLLOWINO article were found on car
of th P. B.. L. P. Co. June 24
6 Purse, Pin, Dufflink, 85 Bill, 2 pr, G lores,
Boot, Knifa, T Package. S Coats, Bag, Ante
Bobe, Basket, Roa. Broom. 4 Camp Stools, Hat,
2 Lunch Boxes, 14 Umbrellas.
Owners may obtain property at First and
Aider sts. - - - "" -t -
L5ST Thursday afternoon, soma place oa
Trwilligr boulevard j or PorUaod Hihu
drive, heavy automobile robs, brown oa on side,
black on th otlier. Phon Tabor 8804 of
Main 4854. Suitable reward. -
625 reward for the - return oT my 25-gslloa
. silver steal tank, containing 80 gr. proof
vinegar.' No qnrstions ssbed. Benj. F. Atherton,
88 Vs Third street. j -; : ', .-
LOST Friday, gold brooch, 2 plain bar, prob
ably between Dekum bldg. and . Meier A
Frank. Old A King and Tamhill market. Pboo
Tsbar 7858. Beward. -
LOST Two small cameras, left in Chandler
oar on Columbia highway drtre Tuesday. June
22. Parties finding asms leav - at Journal
01 nee.
BAO. checked at Columbia Beach . In Binglsrs
hail about 510, Uloves. Moss Agate, etc.
Finder pleas return to Komi Henderson, U. 8.
Cosst Guard ststian, Wtnehester Bay, Or. -WILL
lady who picked up littiegirl and baby
between Union and Williams sv. on Alberta
Thursday afternoon kindly return article left in
car to 1141 E. 80th t. N.t Woodiawn 6127.
LOST at Union station dining room black silk
umbrella, black and white celluloid handle,
with celluloid loop. Beward. Crittenden, a 2 7
JS. 4 I'd st. Tabor lol.
LOST Last evening," 3 picture of grav in
France; also young lady's photo. Finder
please return to the mother, Mrs. J. J. Bat Apr,
4480 Blaisdell are. S., Minneapolis, Minn.
LOST On East 60th la Bos City Park or
Ssady blvd. and eoth. oa Thursday, a Jp
mink cape, collar. Please call Tabor 87Sd
or can 885 Esst 60th N. Beward,
EcT, strayed or stolen Jersey heifer, 16 month
old: solid yellow color, horns. Any informa
tion leading to recovery of same will b suitably
rewarded- C. A. CJodei; Tsnor I1B3
LOST A brown leather pocket book containing
2 Buick suto kers. soma silver and currency.
also aheck, on 16th, near Jefferson. Beward,
SeUwood 848 or East 7094,
LOST 80x8 Vi WhiU wir .wheel, with Fre
stooe N. 8. tire. Pleas notify CL Wieoesiek,
Oregon City. Phon 711, ' ;-
LOST Eastern Star pin Monday. Finder pleas
call Tabor 9159, or addrasa 6409 40th ave.
K. Kewara. . -
T Wednesday eve., at 8d snd Taylor, black
leather purse. Kaepsaka.. Nsro iiinide. Be
wafrt. Tabor 854. - " " - -- - ,
LOST On 2d and Wash, or 28d car, a hand
satrhel a week ago Friday with little hoy
clothtng. ' Bewsrrl Tabor 19B6. ' - ' " '
fRIDAT afternoon. June 25. amethyst and
pearl brooch; suitabl reward. 655 Tamhill
and Clispmsn Main 4415. ; - -
Bb6wN velvet bag, containing purse, 8 rings.
Initialed J. C. etc. Finder pleas eall Luctlls
Court apt. Apt.-1 9. - ;
EXCHANGED straw suitcase. Union depot',
lady's fer 4nan's, address on inside ansa's suit-
Inquire police -k partment, rtalem. Or.
LOST A chatelaine prooch, set with on dia
mond and small pearls. . Liberal reward. Ta
bor 8902. . . -
LOST aA metal badi marked Don A. Smith,
Co. A, 8d Mo, VoJ. Car. Addraa Kaimer
hotel. ,
LADT noble lost gold, wrist wstch, link chain.
Monogram M, L. M. J Libaral reward. . Phon
Broadway 8488. 898.' Washington. -
LOST near lTthMorrlson. hrlght bin
brell. black carved hook handle, Tuesday ve
Bing. Phon Esst 4486. Reward. '
LOST June 24. "black purse, chain handle, eon
tain 8 bank book and purs.. Keturn to
Journal. Beward.
LOST ThnrMay,' between Front and Park
blocks. In Madisoa t a ramea pin valued as
keepsake. Can Main 1782. Beward
LOST Thursday cuff button with initial en-
i graved "ft, J." Pleas call Tabor 8770. K-
ward. - : " -.- j . -
FOUND About 8 weeks ago, bunch of keys.
Owner can have aame by .calling at Journal
office snd identifying.
LOST A cameo ring, between Morrison end the
floral center; -reward.; Antoinette 220-18.
MELF WAjTTEP MALE 1
MAN and wife, no objection to children, to
work on farm, help milk; hows furnishsal,
furnish owa bedding aad dishes: long Job to
right party: 885 per- month. S. D. Hutchinson,
care eiesmer uwut 1 ,iu.uvi. v..
WANTED Two young men 21 to SO yean old.
with po tot fice, railroad or telegraph exnen
enco. for general offtoa work. Bute experienca
and salary erpected. F-211." Journsl.
TBCCK driver for 14 -ton Whit truck, han-
dHnt heavy material; must bars mechanical
ability to keep truck' ta good condition; refer
ence reqoireq. m ntars.
WANTED A good willing aountry boy, 14 to
18 year, can milk and work small mils
route; room, board, wages. Tabor 1696. .. 283
E. 65th street north.
WANTED l'oung man to help wash truck
Saturday afternoon. Beaver garags, Ine., 209
Union are. N. ' -: ' -
tTBST-CLASS finisher with fomitur factory
experienca. Oreeon Table Co., Lewi and
Lor ing eta. Ease 0002.
WANTED Carpenter at Sandy Carpenter shop.
TWO meat cutters wanted. Bay City Market.
- ,4th and Tamhill, -- -
WANTED First chu finisher. Acme Fixture
Co.. Ill K. 16th. -PICS
and shovel laboevrs wanted, Portland Gas
aVCo Cft, 241 Flanders.
By Heniman
LOST AKD FOTJHD
v- 1 '
.,.
I
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1 ITS BVUl
HELP WAITED MALE
DEPARTMENT OF'tTIS tTf ! .
ALAsKAN LNGINEERIStJ CUMMiaaiUN
WANTU1
RaOrasd lsborers for Alaiks.
For U. a Government Railroad v.
uadar con "traction "
From Bewacd to Fsirhsnks, , Alank.
Extra Gang and Section Men for
MsintsnaDc of Way.
Wire 88 per day. Board 61.50'per Uy.
For siUaa data and further ialormation.
Apply te
.ALASKAN KNOINKF.RINO OOVMIIOS
Boom 801 New Fot.f fice faunum.
Portland. Oregon.
EaLEFME.S wanted with Ford cars to con, -f
a city or county proponitioa lelnof tli bA.N 1
VAPOKIZINU MANIFOLD. Sold on a niony
back guarantee to burn kerosene, keep out ear
boa, increaa power snd doable milesce. LibemI
commissiOB. Call for Mr. Mm. Koom V
Chsmber of Commerc bidg., between 9 a. m
and 5 pm. week dsy.
iXlj coosZ bakers, flunkies. dlTiwsliers. tie ..
of the culinary department of all campt J) ;
boarding houses, to call and receive information
as to this sasucistion lor our employment ervir.
C. a B. U. Culinary VVorksr' suooiatinn. 2'.
anseny st. Koom 1, TUons Bdwy.
WANTKD Woodcutters. 1r 83.7S, hsHpod
ee.ov per com; no orunn to cub ta. 4. ceia
aisn. Battle Ground, Wash.
HELP WASTED FEMALE
1
TOUKG YOHEU
' WAItTED
Telephone Operating
;. Offers Excellent
Opportunities for
Young Women
" A good ularv at th start. Besujir
. snd frequent incresnes. Excellent opiiof
tunitie for promotion
Previous xperienre not required.
Annual vsestlon with pay.
Lsrxs, cheerful oners ting rooms.
Attractive, comfortable recreatioa
rooma
Lunch room with meal tt cost
Plan for sicklies, pension and death
benefits without coat to employe.
Apply t
.Telephone Company
Boom 601, 6th Floor
' Telephone Building
Psrk and Oak sis. '
-THE PAriTTC TELEPHONE
A TELEtiUArU CO Ml' A. NT
WANTED 10 POWEB MACHINE OPERAT
OBS. 16 TO 25 TEARS OF AUE; EXFL"
BIENCED QIBLS PBEFKRKED. BUT SOMK
UfEXPEBIENCED CIBLS ACCEPTED; WE
PAT WAGES WHILE LEABNING; SATURDA Y
AFTERNOONS OFF; GOOD' WAGES ANi
BONUS PAID. APPLY AMES HABRIS-N::
VILLE BAG CO.. 18TH AND H0TT STS.
EXPERIENCED dinner wars tslenwnmen. Apj'I '
employment bureau before 10.80.
' Lipman Wolfe z Co. -
TWO women cooks for emsll boarding him,'-.
All cooks, bakers, waitresses, dinhwiMier. eu
of the culinary departments of sll rimr si I
boarding houses, to call and receive infnrmatii 1
as to tills sasocistion, for onr employment r
ice. C. A B. II. Jillnary Workers' n , 24.:
Anksny st. Boom lti. Phone Bdwy. 6.VJ.
Wasted Wo men and girls 16 yearn si I
older to sort etrswberrie for cannery st Hoi I
Blver. Tske outing snd make money, limit wn
tove and fuel furnished. Tabor fi64. Mrasg,
K.65th N., or Bay Atrhleon. Hood Fdvrr.
WANTE1 Hsir dresaer and maiiicurkt fr pe
maneht position, Mtiet b able tn do e
work, llalrdresding parlor. Portlsnd hotel. Mai.i
6801. - - - -
EiPEfflENCED asleslsdy for notion nd"nnaier
depsrUaent; good sslsry psld te those who ca 1
qualify. Apply Mr, Kent, Himon's Store.
WOMAN to care for two children, 6 and 7,' diTr
Ing day,'' in return lor 2 or 8 rooms unfur
alshed; references required. Tshor 1(10 2.
MtlLlN'EHY salBWoniii thoroughly eine
enced. and a millinery msksr wanted. Hot.
man Millinery, 8S7 Morriaon.
GIUL for general housework wsntVd. l'leaii ni
mom, nice neighborhood, no children. ii
8922.
GIllL for general housework, no wsslii rigT"'
right. Kaet 76n.
PAINTING a5 Uoting br .experie rtr'f work -mad.
Kutlmates free. Csll Kent 824.
or woman to cars for houae and 2 cb
dren for the summer. Woodiawn 5Bi.
GhtL for light housework. 7 8 2" Kelly si VSesi.
Msla 2681.
WANTED Chambermaid- Paiac btUl, lll.
and Whlngton.
WANT ED f'ook in prirsts family, bra vnTL.-a
Call 421 Vinta v.. Portianil Heighte.
fcOOD housekeeper snd cook. 205N. Slat i.
HELP WATTED MALE
AK DJPFIA LF f n
WANTED Men and women to -learn the brt r
trade; receive some per wbils teaming; po
tkm secured ; Oregon ex-wrvice men, the eour
I free to you: -c 1 1 or write for psrtlcuiiirs st. I
catalogue, MOLElt BABBEB COLLk.UA, ii
Bur n ids st. -
PORTLAND Barber Allege psTi ou wTTl
- learning, gives you set of tools free; position
eeettred. 88 N 2d et.
LOO A N ft t&'nf pkersrsntsd; see"nys4 1 a
Sunday' paper: best yard. B. Cunningham,
K. 8. Bog 121. Phone 21F2, Salem, Or.
MEN, WOMEN learn barber trade: - whi i
learning; positions guaranteed. ilr 22 yeeri"
esperience. Oregon Berbrr College. 283 Maoiwrn.
"WANTED AGEXTS
ICE-U.8S REFRIGERATOR
Kb ice, no chemicals, no electri1ty. no
eot of operation, snd tli price is no grei
r tiias th ordinary refrigerator; will
.keep food longer snd better; think wht
this means to the home, the store, th
farm; salesmen wented in every county in
aery stats; if you sre a "lire wire" snd
qualified, writs or call for our proposition.
This I a wondtrful opportunity lt our
representative to make big money,
. ICE-LESS BEKitlGl.lt A TO It CO.
107 N. Broadway, Portland, Or,
SALESMEN WASTED
SALESMAN
Saleaman wanted to represent largeU bufni9t
training institution in America. hjiiirini-'i i
Air 23 to 40. good appea ra noe, good tni-u, ,
eoilege man preferred. Excellent opporturutg
for ex -army or navy of fleer. Liberal comnnoidi
remuneration. I'hone for sppointmeiit to ;n.i
Gordon, 404 Hotal Benson, today or tsmrrMi
8 to 111. nj.
EVEN H you "Sre empiud it wiU psy yoa
lok into this, 1 bars severs! openings 1-
met with selling experience to hsndie a Ian,
territorial pmpaution in placing a ats;is -
necessary article through state snd county mr.
Cera. Do not spply unless you have bad '
ezperwnee'ln this line, and are abie to t.-- ,
yourseL' for a short ume. CaU (or sir. i.
fat Maaifoid naies Corporsuon, Hooia k.i
Ctamber of Commerce bid., betweea- U a. ...
ard p. m. wees days.
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THE Cotillion School ofTDrsmstic Ait C .
you gnu-kly for sny branch of the
drama; vaudeville sketches written snd .
rehearsed ; 1 motion picture make-up r.-i ,
Sion; speciai. summer cisma f'f vit -- f
young people, teaching Kn-ir: -. rf-r'
ate snd dancing; enroll si.w .
director. Hours 10 4. '''.
Cotillion Acad-mr, 14n 1
EAST SLD-1 (i
Miss Begina bv'ic!
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