THI OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' OREGON
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SIX BIG STEAMSHIPS
TO SAIL SOON WITH
CARGOES OF CEREAL
Loading- facilities on i the waters
front will be taxed to 'the limit' the
next ten day.. Vessel loading new
arrivals and those due b arrive 'wUl
brln the first half of the July ship
ments of grant op to a flgue equall
ing or surpassing those, of June
shipments for. the 'first IS daya Bix
large, tonnage steamships air due
to get away within the next 10i days
and will carry an aggregate ofapr
proximately 56.090--, tons of cereal. .
tamer ht the river now loading ire
the Coaxet. Columbia No. . ; Bakersfleid,
Portland Flouring MjUs couipanyvat the
P. Fl M. dock : Yosemite, Montgomery
d:kj K. . and Grain corporation ; Wa
nalona. Municipal No. 4, Admiral line.
Arriving today are the steamships Ef
fingham and the Ilayden. . -The former
is in to the Columbia-Pacific and the
- Padfltf Oraln company land will load for
the United Kingdom. She As inbound
from Iondon via New Tone and has
cargo on board., The Hayden has beea
In the river .for several days and took
2500 tons of wheat at Astoria. She is
in to Kerr-Glftord and will finish at
Portland. s 1 .
rte- before the middle of the month
is the Eastern Glen, from New York to
the Columbia-Pacific Shipping- company.
She has general cargo in and will load
wheat for the United Kingdom.
Reported out at Alexandria, Egypt, Is
the steamahiD Eelbeck from Potland
svlth-a full cargo. 'She reported July iV
and sailed from Portland -.April a. me
Eelbeck is the first of -he shipping board
vessels taken for. private charter. She
carries 273,000 bushels of wheat Oh the
out voyage the t-elbeck was detained at
St. Thomaa. Jamaica, tor 23 oaya Tor
fuel oil. the fcraft put Into th island
port May .' 'There was no fuel to be
had and wait was the only order. It
was not until 'May ' that the vessel
got away on .the last leg of the voyage
to Egypt. v .
OLD SEA DOGSlEET FOR
I FIRST TIME, IN 30 s YEARS
t Captain J. J.'K. Kougban, master of
the steamship Hayden,; which arrived
up Tuesday, was; in his early days, a
bold bad -second mate and . his skipper
waa none other than .Captain Andrew
Hoben of Portland.' For 80 years the
two had not met until an encounter at
the' Portland Merchants- exchange Tues
day morning. The last tneeting was in
San Francisco in 1890.
In J877 Captain Hoben was master of
the "baftc Ralph B. Peake and Captain
Koughan. a youngster, was sent on
the Peake wlih-Captaih Hoben. the craft
being owned by an uncle of the present
master of the Hayden.
positions .of Vessels -:
Radio from North Head gives the po
sitions of the fellow ing vessels at S p.
m.. July 6 : '?
- Santa Rita, towing- tarre T-. J. Pirrle,
San Francisco for Tacoma, 635 miles
north of Ran. Francisco. - '
Silver Shell, San Francisco for Port
land, 20 miles south of Columbia river.
W. F. Herrin, Monterey for Portland,
crossing In over Columbia river bar.- -City
of,Spokane. Seattle for Yokohama,
1310 miles from Seattle. " ;
AL.Ii AIX)NO THE WATERFRONT
With passengers and freight from Sari
Francisco, the steamship Wapama ar
rived up at 7 o'clock this morning and is
discharging -at the Couch street dock of
the Parr, McCormlck company. She will
leave out Friday.
The steamship Silver Shell Is discharg
ing oil at the Shell tanks st Linnton. ,
The steamship W. F". Herrin ila dis-chara-ine
nrasoline and crude oil 1 at the
tanks of the' Associated Oil company.
The steamship Wawalona will go on
drvdock this afternoon.
The steamship Bakersfleid has fin
ished repairs at the Albina Engine A
Machine works and has shifted to "the
Portland Floufwig mills. ,
News of the Port
j . Arrival Jut ;
Wapama. ameriraa steamer, from Saa Fran-eisarr-.
ptwnim and CMieral. ' :
S.V. jr. Heron, ancricaa ctcamer, from
Ury: nil. ' " -
Mm EbeU, American ttoamer. from 8B
Frnncts; oil.
Hyrn. American t earner, from- Baa Fran
ebro: ballast. -
Effinthsm. American steamer, from Londoa
via New Tork and way ports; teneraL
Oeparturas Jul
Haxtum. Aaaericaa steamar. for Vaitad Kina
domi wheat. --
Deaarlures July S
B carport, Amerjeaa steamer, for Manchester;
wheat. ' . ; . .
5 MARTS E ALMANAC
Waathar at River's Mouth v'
North Head. July S. Conditions at the month
ef the river- at noon : - Sea obaenred, wind north
west 24 miles; weatber. dens foe.
Tides at Astoria Wednesday
Hi!i water. Low water.
4:11 a. m. 6.0 feet. ' 10:30 a. m. 1.1 feet
6:10 p. m. 7.S feet. - 11:4S p. m. i.X fact
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BITEB FORECASTS
The TVf;amette river at PorUand wfll
nearly at art ions ry dorina h aast two o
Nmala
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C . Ax JfEIGHBORINO PORTS r
Aatoria, July 6. Sailed at 3 a m- steamer
Bearport, tor Manchester. . Arrived st and
left op at' 4 :80 a. ra., steamer EftiBghsm. from
LootUtn w Sew . York- snd wy porta. Ssiled
st 10 a ., steamer City of Topeka. for Saa
Francisco via Coo Bay and Eareka.
8t He1m. July . faaaed at 10:O a. iff.
steamer - Effingham.
Alexandria. July 2 Arrived, steamer Eel
beck, from Portland via 8c Xhctua.
Sen FrancipQ. July ft. Arrived at boob.
steamer Bpse City., from Portland
Antoria. July, 6. Arrived at 4:5S p. at.,
steamer Santiam; from San Pedro. Arrived at
6:40 and left up at 8 n. m.. steamer Waoama.
from Ban Franciscan Arrived at 8:10 and left
nn at 10 p. m.. steamer w. t. Herrin, from
Monterey. EsUH at 9 p. m., . steamer WeKt
Bslras, (or New York tor orders. Arrived at 16
and left at at 11 th m.. steamer Silver Shell.
from San k'rancfeco.- Lett Bp at 11:30 p. an,,
steamer Hayden.
San " Francisco. July '6. Arrived Jnly S
Mayfair from Eureka, 12:20 p. m. ; PreMdent,
from Beat tie, 4:10 p. m.i Muriel from Uuaeho,
. 8:30 p. m. ; July 6. Sonoma from Srdnev. 2:15
a. at: Bichconral, from Los Anseles,- 6am.;
, Mataooia from Monohilu. Ill i. m. ! Hamboldt,
fmea Ixm Anteles. 8:35 a. m. ; Hartwood from
Grays Harbor. 8:20 a. m.; Saa Jacinto from
s t;rayr Harbor 10:80 a. m. -Sailed Jnly fi
CkanUa for Fort Rrui. 10-ak n.iMn
for tos An re lea, 11:25 a. m. ; . DUwortb. for
jkaaaiui, ii:a p. m.
-Bey's 'Ankle Dislocated ,
Fred. N. Bey, baseball park eonces
eionaire. Sunday evenlnr Hufforl .
dislocated ankle when he. waa " atriir-V
by an automobile in charge of Mrs,
jick. wrisnt, r.ine miles east oi Aort
Qa taat Sarulv road.
Platform Is Bill of Rights
Mrs. Fairbank
By Mr. Helloes Fairbanks
(Member of the ETeentiv Committee of the
Democratic National Commute.) -
' Written (or the United Press.
San .Francisco, - July Bands
playing, men cheering, -shouting,
marching, rejoicing, jubilating.
Flags waving and standards drunk
enly caVeeningr pelegates getting
in i line, defeated -leaders offering
gaiQe i congraiulations,; newspaper
correspondents saying "I. told you
so," winners collecting bets, i This
is San Ffancisco ; on the morning of
the nomination. ' .
And when the tumuilt and the shout
ing dies what have we? We have a
platform which is in many respects the
finest bill of rights ever adopted by a
political convention ; . a ' commitment to
the high opportunities of the League of
Nations and international responsibili
tleaand" an honest endeavor to meet and
to ameliorate many of the unfortunate
conditions under which the unprivileged
people live and work. . , ;
CLACKAMAS ROAD
LlDATED
Salem, July Because tlie re
cent road bond issue authorised by
vote ; of t the pepple - of Clackamas
county exceeds the 2 per cent limi
tation' fixed by the legislature of
1913 the issue is not valid, accord
ing; to an opinion written by; Justice
Burnett ! and handed down by the
Oregon t auprejm'e court Tuesday
morn In sr. .-;- j - r
The opinion was based on a demurrer
filed, by the county court and county
commissioners of Clackamas county to
an oriffinal mandamus paoceedlng
brought by yt, f IV Hawley of" Oregon
City to compel ' delivery of a block of
$70,opo of the issue which had been
bid in by . Hawley.' The demurrer la
sustained by the court and the man
damus proceeding is dismissed. - ' ,
SCHOOL CASE DISMISSED
An ! opinion written by Justice Johns
dismisses an i. original .- proceeding- In
manvarrrtls . brought by Salem school
district No. 24 of Marion county against
W. M. Smith, county superintendent of
schools, in an effort to compel the ap
portionment of.couryty funds to the dis
trict in a Bum oquiu to u per apu
for all children of school age within the
counto', r This proceeding was the out
growth of an attempt on the part of
the county court of Marion county to
levy an assessment in excess of the
nor cent .constitutional limitation.
Part of the) acttooi tuna was inciuaea
In this levy, which was declared in
valid and set aside -by a decree of -the
Marion county eircuit court. The ac
tion of the lower court leaves the school
fund Inadequate to provide the $10 per
caolta apportionment, and the opinion
of Justice Johns recites a former hold
ing of the court, to the effect that- the
county school superintendent cannot be
compelled by mandamus to mane- an
apportionment of the school fund among
several districts unless is maue to
appear that there in some fund In . the
treasury available for that .purpose.
DECREE IS MODIFIED v
Other opinions : handed down were :
Directors Medford Irrigation district
vs. .tmion , xiiii, ijpsiti,
from Jackson county, action to confirm
creation and organisation of Irrigation
district : Opinion by Justice Bennett.
Judge F. at, caiauns aiiirmea raw"-
tied. :. . . j -
Frances K. james, appeuani, vb.
George D. ward, appeal trom iane
counfy. adtion to foreclose contract on
account. Opinion by Justice Bean. De
cree of iddgo John S. Coke modified.
KndicotW. Jonnson ar (jo., va. uiui
mah county, ? appellant, appeal from
Multnomah county, action to set aside
assessment. Opinion Dy Justice xxarrio.
Judge J. P. Kavanagh arrirmed. .
Charles IS., ltna va wuim uoiui,
nellant. AddosJ from Multnomah. county,
action on replevin. Opinion by Justice
Benson. Judge : ueorge . jsagiey in-
firmed. " ( . . .. M
R. W. Cole vs. tjlty oi Jtroruana, ap
pellant. Appeal from. : Multnoman
county. Suit to set aside action of ex
ecutive 'board of city and review pro
ceedings of civil service commissioners.
Opinion by Justice Bennett, r- Judge
George N. Davis reversed.
Whitney BoisefWill
Head Editors Joint
Whitney I Boise, chairman of the
Portland i-commltee on- the Columbia
basin irrigation project, wui act as
haA of the Portland delegation oi
ditor who will leave Wednesday for
. three aays ; trip- oyer uw
lands. The trip will be - maoe oy an
editors of the Nortlvwest, July r .
and 10, under auspices of the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce. : ; .
- aw.au I wawoisiewaas-aaaiBBwawaawr
Delegates to Pass I
Here on Way Home
Marvland delegates to the Democratic
national convention will arrive by spe
cial car "Wednesday morning, en route
to their homes via the IMortn western
states and Canada. Three special cars
of delegates from aassacnuaeus.
Rhode Island and Vermont win arrive
Thursday morning.
KRa42Y KAT
BONDS INVA
SL) iMratsra lf'W-, j -.-y. fa. IKS I 2BS a BUT W ,. rft . J IS '
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t t - t :
Pleased
Well
Women especially will -rise' r toeaU
blessed the resolutions committee, which,
onder the fine leadership of Senator
Glass,' generously, voiced for the 'first
time in the history of the country their
Just demands and pledged the best ef
forts of the Democratic party to bring
their dreams to pasa This emerges as
the , great achievement of the conven
tion. y,rtM f :r . . - ,- -L;i. ,-r.i; ..4 -;
Ar.d w have for a candidate the man
who has made a brilliant success of . his
political life, who is much loved in his
state and who has a . reputation there
for fair dealing and large hearted sym
pathies. He - was chosen by two thirds
of the assembled representatives of his
party and Oils vote was immediately
made unanimous.' The jubilation which
followed bis nomination was spontan
eous and sincere beyond any celebra
tion of this jubilating' week. -j
And there Is no question but that; the
party will get-together behind; Governor
Cox. ' And that he and the principles
outlined by the platform wiir roll up . a
big Democratic vote In November. In
the meantime What a battleground Ohio,
will .become I ,
Let All Conventions
Gome to Coast, Says
Inspector Bonham
a"' i - - . -
."The Pacific ''.coast should have a
monopoly on alT national conventions,"
declared Inspector R. P. Bonham of the
United States- immigration services, who
returned Tuesday from San ' Francisco
where he attended the' Democratic con
vention after seeing some deported Mex
icans over the border. t j - :
"The coast -cities are becoming very
popular for conventions." said Benham,
"because of the climate and the general
preparations that coast cities make.
"I never saw such enthusiasm. If you
would take all the enthusiasm at ai col
lege" football game, at a track meet, at
a Fourth of July celebration and every
where else you expect td find excitement
and, multiply all that about 10 times,
you could gain some idea of the enthu
siasm at the convention."
Nominating of Cox
Is Wise, Declares
' Senator Hitchcock
1 - . i -
Washington, July , --(WASMINO-TON
BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL).
"Choice of Cox was probably the wisest
that could have been made."' amid Sen
ator Hitchcock of Nebraska today. !"Cox
has many elements of strength," he con
tinued. "He will have- the support of
labor. He Is a sincere friend of the
League of Nations and his nomination
avoids the antagonism which might
have arisen from the selection of any
one close to the present administration.
His liberal views and his ability as an
organiser and . campaigner augur well
for success In November." i ,
Astoria Examiners Appointed
Washington, July (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL,.)
On the recommendation - of Senates
Chamberlain. Dr. H. Q. Henderson anfl
Dr. M. Hays Smith have beea appointed
on j the board of pension examiners at
Astoria to fill vacancies. I
W. O. W. Manager to
Be in City Friday
Frank B. Tlchenor, deputy Urited
States marshal, returned Monday from
the Woodmen of the World convention
at ITosemite valley, where he attended
as a delegate from Oregon. 'Tichenor
said J. O. Wilson, elected head man
ager of the national organization, will
be In' Portland Friday, r The local mem
bers of the fraternity will meet Wilson
at the station with about 150 automo
biles and -will escort him In procession
to J.the W. p. W. headquarters. Wil
son .Is an Oregon man.
Yamhill goad Funds
S t a t em e n t Asked
Newber. July 6. At ,a special sos
sion In McMinnville of the Yamhiil
County Good Roads associatlonj of
which H. A. Bewley Is president,! the
county court -was called upon to submit
for publication a complete report of the
distribution of all road funds derived
from the sale of bonds In this county.
Much criticism was offered ttj the
court's action In the recent letting of
toad contracts to alleged inexperienced
road builders. :
- - Husband Chanres Cruelty ?
Married at Dallas, December , il918.
William G. Powell Tuesday filed! suit
for divorce from Eva May Powell. In
which. - he charges gross cruelty f and
desertion, as the climax of an unhappy
married : life. The husband is 21 years
old and the wife is 20. ; '
Miller & Tracey
Complete Funerals $75 Up
Main 2691
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Brir-Dixo PHBMTTS
Poster eV Kteiser Co., ereet billeoard. Prion
avenue between , Buffalo and- Morgan; builder,
same; $150. - - . .. ,
John A. -BoebHns Bona ea Co., ereet warenoane,
484 Marshall street between ISth aad 14th;
builder, Springer hrom.-, $14,000. Lot 5, block
S and west V of ; lot 8. block 184. ia Conch's
addition. I
C U. Lauderbark, repair chicken bensa. 1002
Cents street between Sdth and 7th; buiideiv
same; $S6. , 1 .
XL T. 8ed(wict repair' residence, SSS Kast
Davis street between 40th aad Slat; bonder,
sum: $75.
Tboma gpUlman, repair residential flats, 821
Rorthrnp street betweco, 24U aad 23th; buiWer.
same; $150. I ' ,
" Christ Olssa, repair residence. 872 East 2Sth
street north between Frescott ana Guinc; builder.
Bertha E. Proin. erect sarace, 1149 Belmont
street between Bast Sbtb and ast 40th; build
er. P. klamiaon : 185. - - .
- Richard Brereti erect- rarae. 54 5 Vancouver
avenue between KaaBeli and Knott; builder, aaaae;
$75. - P
E. C. Sine, htstan furnace. 347 East 24th
street; builder, Portland Gas 4 Coks Co. ; $400. (
. it, u. at. iiarriaun, instau rurnace, as
1 5th - street north; builder, Portiaad : Gaa t
vose Co.;
Jennie Kruse,
repair realdenoe, ISO Flower
street between, Hood and Keilr
builder, same;
20O.
Portland Gas It Coke Co., erect three concrete
tar boxes. Bt. Heilens road at Gaaco street.
- M. Naka. Mnrb. erect carace. 75 Lombard
f street between Minnesota and Micsiaappi; builder.
B. Beitooneri $3P0j -
John and Kate! Duffy , repair reaidence, 1017
Eaat Washington ktrset between 74th and 76th;
builder, same; $4o0.
Jamas O'Shea, I repair residence,-833 Alameda
street between 24th and 25th; builder. Mcilol
iand Bros.; $4001
W.' F.-Gatec, i repair residence. 1649 Exeter
street between Lombard and Wallace; builder,
name; $800..- -
P. J. Cooran,! repair store, 3S -Commercfal
street between Morris and Monroe; builder.
K. P. threatens ; i$10.
Mrs. TJobeon, repair reMdence. $84 Knott
street between fJnioa and Kodney; builder,
Charles F. Pederaon; $150.J; - -
H. E. Dodaoni repair carace, T East Eithth
street between Ankeny and Aah; builder, same;
$30. i
Aopiist PanL repair residence, 78 Wool ward
street between . 24th and 26tb; builder, .tame;
$150.
L.
A. Perry.
reoair aback. 2 18 WUlamette
boulevard between Delaware and Burrace; build
er, same; ."U. i-, '
L. A. Pernr. erect woodshed. 21S Willamette
boalevard betweeji Delaware and ilurrsge; build-
er, same; $25.
t. Care E. Plett,
repair residence. 1S64 Steph
Eaat SOth; bmlder. eame; $7 5.
ens street, coraefi
Bhimauer eetaSe. repair rooming botue."- 152
Fourth street between Morrison and Alder; build-
er, M. trconner
$280. :. y '
repair ; residence. 477 Willam
C. E. OUen,
ette bird, between Ainswortn and Holmah; build
er, same; $S0. t
- D. Roeenberc. repair residence. 108S
Schuyler street between S4tb and S5tb; builder,
same; $800. i
J. A. RobeUni A Bon, wreck residence. 488
Marshall street between 18 th and 14 th builder.
O. K and Bone !Cit7 . Wrecking Co.: $350.
John Poena, erect residence. 121 '76th street
between 'Alder and -Yamhill: builder, same
$2500. . Lot 1. block 4. lionta villa addition.
SEW TODAY
Portable Houses
- - 1 -MODEL
7To. 226-P
2 rooms, sze 12x24. ..... . ..$313.85
3 rooms, bathroom and.
closet .(,. .....$405.90
MODEL Tfo. 4S-P
has a living room, kitchen., two
bedrooms, bathroom and two' clos
ets. Size 118x28. Both front and
rear porclfes. Price delivered . m
Portland ck F. O. B. cars...$641.po
7; Building Lots
can be -fuhiished in any part of
the city, oh which we will erect a
house to sjuit, on very reasonable,
terms. j
Garages
Ask about! our special 10x16 Port
able. Price $75.00-
Let us sOlve your building prob
lema Show us what you want
and we vf ill gladly furnish you
with an estimate.
Write on Phone for Catalogue
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80S liltle k Trust, Bid g.
On 4th Ht.. Bet.' Stark and Oak.
'Phone Main 4724 -
Houses md Garages
EStKOTED IN
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. ' AN V WHERE
IN BUILT 4-FT. SCO
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EASY TO PUT TO-
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A firstlsad boose or aaraee direct from
the factory t a GREAT SAVING. Ton ;
pay no middlemen profit. Writa for
catalogue. ,j !..-'. .V.
f RcoiMAbe uiLDina oomrum
East gleventn and Market
S Blooks South of Hawthorn.
Phono Eassi St1 . .. Portland. Orsgei
' Call aad DeUver
Old CarpeU aad- Saga Made late
FLIIFF RUGS
Rag Rugsi Carpet CleanlnsT and Rev
flttiaa. Mall orders. Sead
. . Cor Booklet.
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
It84 East Stark Tasor Till
1
If BIT tod at
S5I ri" TOTJK OLD CARPETS
. (We Call aad Deliver) ...
OM Rue and Woo tea Ototr !
We Make rUvcmala. Hand-Weees)
FLUFF RUGS
Room Sire Fluff Shie Woven $170
. Has SUiea Woven AM. Sizes ,
. Otothea Clean in and Dyetnej Dee.,..
UQ orders Send fee Booklet
MaUreatae Ranovsted, RUda Over. Wee's to
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Feataera Beaerated .
Carpet Cleaatag
tdl Rues, Steamed eteenea, S1.se .
WKSTCRN rtUFr RUA OO. :
B4 Union Ave. N. Phone Kaat SS1S
WE CALL FOB TOtJB OLD ;
CARPETS
Bags aad Woolea Cletktsf.! '
FLUFF RUGS
All Werfc Tsrne Oat Promptly
Bag Bag Wevee All Slses
' AlaU Orders Sesd for Book
let Cararts Cleaaed. I
. Laid aad Befitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
- 188 EAST EIGHTH STREET: ,
F0OSK EAST SiS 1
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At 10 Ai" M. Tomorrow
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2Q 8T. SALK. AT 10 A. M. ' j,
MEET1TIO NOTICES 41
WASHINGTON Lodee No. 4, A.
F. and 'A. t. IS La ted commani-
ication tomorrow I Wednesday) eve
ning, 7:80, E. 8th and Bumside.
This is set apart as a special r--
maKters and- new members' night
and we hope a full attendance of these two dames
will be present. Rev.- Brother Joshua Stanafield
will be present and deliver an address. Also spe
cial music will be furnished by Shrine' quartet.
Ail M. il. are cordially invited. Order W. M.
J. II. RICHMOND. Secretary.
WTLLAMXTTB TRIBE WO .
Improved Order of Bed Men.
meets foment. 4 Monday) at Au
ditorium halL 208 is Third at.
Visitors welcome. ( '
b. l. Mcdonald, -
. . C. of R. '
CAMP meets' every Wed
eMlsr eventns tn W. O.
W. Tempi, 128 11th St.
AU members reqaested te
t attend, Tleitota welcome.
H. G. DREW, U. U.
UEKMAN SOHADB. C3erk
I iJOSMOPOLITAN LODGE No,
10. Knichts of Prthtaa, meets
every Wednesday eve alas. In the
Pythian building. No. S88 ram
hill SC. comer West Park. Via.
"Itins Kntchts always welcome,
HENRY 8AXRUD,
a- at H. and S.'
ITS Broadway.
COURT Mt. Hood No. 1. Foresters
of -America, eneets every Tues
day night st Foresters' hall, -118
4th sL Initiation first I meeting
card party and dance fourth meet
ing each month. AS Foresters in
vite
OBEPON ELECTRIC CouacifT Royal
Arcanum, will meet this Tuedsy)
evening at 8 o'clock at Pythian Bide.,
West Park end Yamhill i st. An
members invited. O. O. HB, secre
E. 10th f tree t Sellwood 2495. -
. : -. A.
tary,
bUNNTSTDE Lodge No. 168. ATP.
and A. M. Spatial commutiica
tion this Tuesday!, 7 p. ra.. Tem
ple, SUth and Hawthorne. . Work
in M. ML degree. Visitors welcome.
By order W. M. -
, JAMES S. GAT JR.. Secretary.
ALBF.ItfA Lodge No. 172, A. F.1" A. V.
Stated communication for the purpose of
bavins the lodge constituted by the grand mas
ter will be held on Wednesday. July 7, at 7:30
p. m. All members are earnestly requested to
be present. ViMtnr rordially invited.
WILLIAM PARKER. W. M.
ALBEBT PIKE Lodce No. 162,
A. F. and A, M. Special com
munication Wednesday evening, Jnly
7. at 8 o'clock. . F. O. d(.rea. Vis
itors welcome, j
G. W. COOK. Secretary. .
iAWTHORNE Lodge No. Ill, A.
F. - and A. M. Stated communi--r-atinn
this (Tuesday) evenine at A
o'clock- Visiting brethren welcome.
- v;. js. miulk.
' : - Secretary.
8ELLWO"6b Lodge IoT 131." A." EC
A A. M.M. Special meeting to
morrow ( Wednesday ) at 7 o'clock.
Work M. M. decree. Visitors wel
come. By order W. M.
J. H. BUTLER, necy.
f - AWn T..4 . ..4. t..V . ,
p. m.. Fifth floor Pythian building,
38 TamhilL Work in page rank.
All Pythian welcome. -t
A. W. KUHXDORFF. C. C -
AMERICAN LEGION. Portland itost No. 1
Beeular meeting . Tuesday aveninc July S. at
Central library. Nomination of delegates to
state convention. FBANK 8. SEVER, Sec.
LMBLLM JEW F.LKT a spee.-slty; birttnn. uias.
ehsrms. Jseger Brna., 1 31-1 8.1 flrti s.
r
IJite! statistics
marriages. Birtbi.Itoihx
BIRTHS
PAUL To Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Paul, 875 Sher-
iock, June 27; a daughter. --..;
BAIR To Mr. and Mra J. C. Bair, 730 E.
27th. June 28; a son. ,
DUNCAN SON To, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Dun-
canson. Columbia blvd., June 22: a sraduate.
LAMB -To Mr. -and Mrs. Frank Lamb 1638
E. 16th. June 23: a son.
JACKSON To Mr. and Mrs. ' Edw. F. Jackson,
885 Hancock, June 28; a daughter.
HANSON To Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hansoa,
Boring, Or.i June 24 1 a daughter. -COBB
Te Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Cobb, 280
Knott. June 26; a son. j :
CARTER To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Carter,
408 E. 6th, June 24 ; a son.
ALLYN To Mr. and lira. Fred S. Allyn. 1580
E. Bumside, June 22 ; a daughter. '
BORNTON To Mr. and Mrs. William H- Bora
ton, 878 Tillamook, Jane 28; a daughter.
SIMPSON To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Simpson,
Winlockr Or., June 27; a dsnchter. i
SCOTT To Mr. and Mra. H. E. Scott, 369
Morris, Jane 29; a son
GROAT To Mr. and Mrs. H. Groat, 748 E.
Stark, June 27: a daughter. I 1
DIEKKING To Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Clerking,
147 . 76th. Jnae 27; a sob.
I f CAM? l
tfi tr. tV
653
sk
. . Sa
1W
T5 1
HEATHS AKt TCKEltALS
filtJCiiiiZiTtii. t, ;a. v So g r. f
utrrT',.t fwiljr ti, 7J(1 E. Dth
juijr , Viara Ureit. aceO-OO yean j
7 months 1 day, wife of Bobert Gross, mother of
Mary Joaephine and R. Wesley tirvtc. sister of 1, to
Hattla Uea. aU of thl. city; Profee-ora. It. IAs
I Poneral aervices will V he)d at the conaervatorv
,,.. vimw, ,
I chapel of the Kaat Side Funeral Directors, 4 14
I E. Aider at.. ThnrwUy. Jnly 8.. at 3 p. ra.
'Friends Invited. Conrlndinc aervices at the
j Portland Creraatorfann. K. J4th and Bvbee.
1 ULICK In this city at the rendence8 1 5 N.
I Smith ave.. Jnly 4. Mary Qlick, seed 74 years.
beloved mother of 'Solonwa Glick. Mrs. Hannah
'Hoffstater of Clart. Or. : iln. StM.hia Schvfc-n of
Minaesota and Mrs. Minnie Ftojrd of St. Johns.
Funeral - services vtU be held at! the church at
Clark. Or., Thursday. 9 v ra. Body at the
Miller A Traoey chapeL j--: - - :'
JACKSON fnthis city. July S. Helen Perkins
' Jackson, aged 23 years,' beloved daogheer of
O. A. Jackson and Emma Jackson, sister of Mrs.
Rnth Jackson Beeee and Eva I. Jackson, both of
Portland. Funeral aervices will be held today st
4 p. m. at the chapel of Miller A Traoey. In-,
torment. Columbia Masonto cemetery. '
)ELACET The funeral services, of ! the Uta
Kdith DeLacey will be held Wednesday, July
7. at 3:30 o'clock p. m.4 et Finley's, Montgom
ery at 5th. .Friends invited- in termeut, Mt.
Scott cemetery. . -.-- -; -!
ANDEHSOK" In UiU city. Jnly 6. Sarah Aa
deraon, aced .94 years, late of Warren; Or.,
wife of Albert Anderson and mother i of Anna
Anderson. The remains are st Flniey'a, Mont
Comery at 8th. Notice of funeral hereafter.
KELLER. In this citTTJuiy-TGeorfe Allen
- Keller, Infant son of air.' and Mrs. O. W.
Keller of 816 K. -76th st. N. - The remains .are
at Finley's. Montcontery at 6th. : ifotioe of fu
neral hereafter. -; . -!.--'
MACKIE-The funeral services of the late
Amelia Mackie will ha held Wednesday, July
T, at 10 o'clock a nr, at Finley's. Montgomery
at 6th.: Priands invitad. Interment, . Kone City
cemetery. - - .
BCRLET Eatherine , E. Burley, 1270 Gay.
June SO, 75 years; organic hesrt disease.
Bt'EBKE Msnaret Buebke, ' 1500 E. 13th.
July 1., 81 years; arthritis deformans. :
ALLKGBAM Fredericka AUegram. 870 E. Mar
;ket. 84 years, July Is eenility. -
5rtJ?TEBAI. DIBECTOBS'
P. HMLE; & SOU :
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9 MONTQO MERT AT riVTU
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
5802-6804 92D ST. 8. K.. .LOTS.
Phone Taboe 8267. ' Borne Phone P-81.
- CHAMBBRS CO.
Faaeral Directors,
AB the Losvtcirnces of a Bosoa
Woodlswn 8808, 248-250 Killinginrorth era
F. Se DUNNING, INC.
THE 60LDSN BOLE UNDERTAKERS
414 aV Alder st : 1 Photne kt 52,-U-623B.
iTssVV PaLeLercSi a;.,
UNDEBTAKERS. E. 11th and Bswtborao.
R. T. BYRNES uSbuie,,0.
WiUiamt ave. Woodlswa 220.
mTTXeb A TRACET,
tots. "Prices as 1
Wsshicgtoa st Ella
independent funeral dirse
w t as 820. - 840. -860.
J Main 2691. A7885.
E5WNINO dc M'NEMAB. suooessors to Wilson
at Haas, Multnomah a East 7 th. Irving tea
dirtriet. Kaat 84. i I -
A.R.ZeIier Co. ili "ciioVs-
Brceze&Sr.ook I
Tab. 1258. B-2544
047 Belmont st.
M EN TEE EILEBS. funeral parlors with aU
the privaey of home. 16th and Everett sta
Phones. Broadway 21 38. I Home A-2188.
B W. GABLE A CO.
Sneoessors to W, H. Hamilton
Uluaa. i Phoa. Tabor
1978 B
FTJKEBAJj" DIRECTORS
Edward Holmah & Son
Funeral Directors
. THIRD AND SALMON STREETS ,
Main 807.1 A-161L' ,
Lady Aastetant
Skewes i
CNDEBTAKING CO. Mala 4153
2821.
Cot.
riilrQ ass v-ia j
BURIAL ;BOX15B
Cement Burial Boxes
Ask your undertaker- about them or oaU fae-
tory. Columbia 96 ' -
MOHTJMETfTS
Portland -Marble -Works
966 4th at., on. City Hag. Wen Bros.
GRAMTE Co
27-3Q-r, AT MADtSOri I
FlORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop
- Tortland'e PToavessivs Toiist.'
Flowers tor Ad Oecasiona,
Hahl T218. T. O. LdKE. Mgr.. 6th aad Aide
OA i JS. , Sine
. fhIksh flowers rrR rr?Mmii A
end ell occasions. 697 Williams ave. Just ealT
Wood lawn 1512. Joseph Bets. Manager.
LUBLINER
TWO 8TOBES
We strive to nli
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwyj and Park. Marsh, 287
828 Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall 768
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florUU. 854 Wash-
ins ton. Main 269, A. 1299. Flowers for all
occasions artistically arranged.
CLARK BEOS., florists. Morrison St.. bet. 4th
and 6th. Phooe Main 7709. Fiae flowers
and f tore) aeslsna no branch stores.
r,leneirv,mttlla! i . W. Bank bids Main
WaKiKw' ! Slid,; ast Morrison mt
THE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 245Aldr st
LOST AWO FOr5D
tl
LOST Two hata July 5 on Powell Valley road,
between (iresnam. aad szd st. ; one jrrar, one
mm: the green u a Borsaline, made in Italy.
Finder please notify ; G. LePera, 404 E. .46th
st. Reward. - - - - - - -
LOST Female Boston Ball, harness and 1
attached; has white on under side of neck, thin
stripe on head, screw tail; liberal reward. 428
Bumside St. W.
.LOST AIREDALE FEMALE"
Laeaa county license . No. 421; child's pet.
Est 8482. Reward. I
TRAVELING bag lost Mon.lay night from anto,
by working girl, bearing name Laura Le Lib
ert.: reward. Tabor 401 1 j
WILL-party who pH-ked up small suitcase st
Grand ave. and Hawthorne on Sunday call
Main 8190 and receive reward f '
LOST Adiamond lavaher without chain, root
- of 20th Century grocery, Sellwood; reward.
Sellwood 5 95. v M . - . -
WILL PARTT who found electrician's tool rase
st 1st and Ash last night please call East
6903 and receive 65 reward. - ;
LOST -Coin pars containing 858 in currency
and 850 Victory loan bond, first of last week.
Reward, phone Broadway 5018. ,
LOST Between 78 Ankeny to 2d Morrison.
aHvernlated bracelet. 4 bins seta. Address
829 Gladstone ave, i RewenL.
LOST On WIlKama avenne, 2 keys oa riniT
Csll Ksot 1310.
LOST Cameo brooch.
Reward. East 4436.
WE1.F VrAHTEPWALB I
WANTED Man who ia not afraid of work, in a
'fuel yard; coal and wood; steady Job for the
riant man: call tn person. - Andrew Co Buyer
Fuel Co.. 87th and Andrew blvd. .
WANTED Kalesmsn to sell electrical gooOs on
commission. Call the Electric Maid Shop, 132
10th. St. ' . I . - i . :'--
' ' V Httf WATTTEP MALE t
DEPARTMENT of the interior, Alaskan eni-
, Mnmiaaion. Porttand. Or. Wanted
R, b,.r. lo. aLm. tor V. S aovern-
; snent railroad under - eonatraetiua froea Seward
, for nTlntince of way. Wacee $6 per
flay, board $1.50 per day. For sailing oaua ami
further information apply to public employment
bureau. 811 Pine street, or to J. O. ttoodrlcn.
rmrchaatna aeent's reoreaentatlve. 301 Poatoffiee
hJdg.. Portland. n
SALESMEN wantvd wtth Ford ears, to consider
citv or eenntr DroDoaUoa eellina the
v Art'uizi.NU MANliXJLli. Bold on a
back snamate to in ra beroseaa. keen set ear-
bos. Increase power and double mdeage. - Libera,
ceasusiioB, . Call far- Mr. Mills. Boom 984
Chamber . of Commerce bids.. , between M a, at
and 5 n. m. week days.
WANTED -At once, people of U types tor mov
V ins pietare work: csn use several neat aDoeer-
ing men and girls with good looks and pleasing
personality. If yon are interested in movis call
Cotillion hall, 1 4th and Washington. - Hours 10
so a rv- as. tel. uroaqwsy as wo. aar. pwore.
WA-NiEl first ciaM nuiht man. cue who can
handle all makes of ears, da washina and Dol-
iahtoa Can today, Motor Inn Garage, 850 E.
Burrw-Me at. ; , ; i
WANTED Second cook, Hotel Raymond. Bay-
mono. Waah.t line niac to work. cau Mr.
Heaske,. Main 4226. '
WANTED Men to clear land. lto 5 acre.
2
ilea eoath of Sandy.
Metti Heacock,
B2.
Borina. Or. .
WANTED Chef capable of taking' full charge
of kitchen of cafeteria feeding 1000 to 1200
people per day. G-916, Journal.
AGENTS to sell soap, house to house work; our
men make 88 per day; pay every night- Call
7:80 a. tn. only. Garase, 607 let st.
BOT to. work in garag : must be able to, drive
- Ford car; call In parson before 6 p. m.
Palace Garage Co.. 1 2th and Stark.
WANTElC-A good hoy. 14 or 15 yeara old. to
milk 8 or 4 cows ; board, room and wages.
Tabor 1696. .
EXPERIENCED solicitor wanted for dry clean
ing and dyeing route; apply In person. Frank's
Dry Cleaning Co., Union ave. and. Weidler st.
ANTEDNlghtwatchmaa who can" fire boiler.
Freeland Furniture Co. a
MAN for ranch work; must be able to milk-
Tn".
quire at Houek. 110 10th at-
FORD motor and transmission complete; first
class. 1'hons Sellwood. 264 evehhunu
PHOTOG BAl'HEB wanted, good trad and good
pay.' 71 North 6th st.
WA NT ED Four
Wdln. 1402.
first-class i carpenters. I'bona
WANTED A barber, steady work.
av. S. -
803 Union
HELP WASTED FKMALE
A Good Salsry at the start.
Regular and frequent increases.
Excellent opportunities tor promotion.
Previous experience not required.
Annual vacation with 'pay.
Large, cheerful operating rooms.
Attractive, comfortable recreation rooms. .
' - . i - , a
. Lunch rooms, with meals at coat.
.plan for sickness, 'pension snd death
benefits without, cost to employes.
Apply st Telephone Company
Boom 601, 6th Floor, Telephone Bldg.
Park and Oak1 St.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
- AND TELEGRAPH COMPANZ
WANTED 10 POWER MACHINE OPERAT
ORS, 16 TO S8 TEARS OF AGE; EXPE
RIENCED GIRLS PREFERRED, BUT SOME
TN EXPERIENCED GIRLS ACCEPTED; WE
PAT WAGES WHILE LEARNING i 8ATTJRDAT
AFTERNOONS OFF; GOOD WAGES AMD
BONUS PAID. APPLT AMES-HABBIS-KE-
TILXJE BAO CO.. 1STB AND DOIT STS.
wnuRM ivn nrtji.a wanted. BOTH EX-
PF.RlENrED AND INEXPERIENCED;
OOOI , OPPORTTMTIES . FOR AI Ai .
MENT. TAKE BOSF. CITT Oil MONTA VILLA
CAR TO EAST 10TH. WALK SOPTH TWO
BIOCK8 TO EABT PIE ST. TROT LAUJt
DRT CO., E. 10TH AND PIXK.
WANTED At one, ecopl of sll type for mov
lng picture stock; ean iwe several neat snpear
fng nien and girls with good looks sad plessing
personality. II you are imirai in ow" '
Cobllion haD, 14th and Washington.- Honrs 10
to 4 p. m. Tst Broadway 8380. Mr. Swore.
WANTED 2 girls' to do mending and sewing
on power macBTO. Z eents per nou r. nmm
work. Crystal Jaaodry, East 2 1st and Sandy.
Rose Clt car. " 1
WANTBIV-S EXPERIENCED HAND IRON
EKS: GOOD WAGES GtTAHANTEED AND
LAUNDRY CO., EAST 10TH jND PINE
WANTED TOUNO-girl to aaali with work in
nnhobterina ahop. Open evenings. - 666 Wi-
rismv ave.
IKH to secure a woman to aid in taking rare
f elderly lady at Shepherd Springs.
Inquire
828 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
irt ... is tn 18. for mother's helper; trested
sa one of family:' small wages. Address Box
278. Lone Bwirh. Wa-h. 1 -. - "
WANTED EvperUneed marker and sorter. !
twcxoerlenewi airls wanted.
National Lana-
dry C-i., Last Bth and CUy.
TH0B0tGritf-corapeteat maid lor cooking and
eaneral housework. S adult.- Generous time
off. Good wage. Main 6872. r
ninve ttuvtlriMtrn S shirt eirla and 2 man
1. girls ; experiene not Meenanf. Crystal
lantuti-r Kaat 2 1 st and Sandy. Bom City car.
CHABE'RMAIDfor Portland Medical hospital
Armlv 619 love toy St. ! -
WANTED A Uuntln
liom. East 588.
s in th Old
People
E. 824 and Sandy.
By Herriman
. WJ 1- Va w
-'WAMEl
jr
... v
JIELF 1TATFI-FEMALE
WANTED Cook U) private family, teet Wa.ee,
van m vwa ., Portland fieighra
: HELP vTA"TFI MALE
A!D FEMALE ft
WANTED Men and woman la learn th. barber
trade; recelv om pay while learning: posi
tion secured: Oregon aa-rvic men. th. eoura
le free to you; call or write tor particulars nl
eataiogn. UUU.H BAKsEa CoLLA,a SU4
Burnaide st .
WANTED Raspberry -and Ineaoberry nckei.;
camper nrefarrrd: nice eaaii crnuitdi: wmd
nd water free."- Buckley avenue, twiween Ks -e-
line and section line road.- l'uone Tabor 37:;.
E. E. Arnstiger.
MEN. WOMEN learn barb-r trade: !' while
learning; poeitioas gmrstoeed tier 2 2 yean'
erpertence lreenn Barber College, 238' Madinn. -
ORTLAND Barber Colie. inj, you wlnl.
learning give, vmx sat of took free: txwittons
retired fla N 2d et.
bi;bixhm awp trade ckoolr
BUSINESS COU.EUM
largest in the West.
ASSURES EVERY tiKADUATl
A POSITION
Enroll soy time of year.
DAT SCHOOL N1GUX SCHOOb
i'hona, call or write for flee luraea
raulog.
LEA UN a trad now and psy later. Are yiu
mpchanicallv inclined? If in. invrailua! ill- Ml'-
HILL'S AUTOMOBILE A UAH lHAllolt
SCHOOL at 707 Hawthorne vu-. cor. E. 'JDtu.
where you can learn in six week to operate
and repair aU' make, of sutos and trariurs.
Learn fELfcGRAriii '
Toang men snd wuinsn wanted. Call 484
Railway Exehsngs bldf. Splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid prof earn ion. Free buoSlab
Railway Telegraph institute.
6160 COLHSK tn sotomobils snd gu engi
neering can be had for (65.50 in one of the
leading schools In Portlsnd by calling Wdln. 200 7.
east side commercial sciukil
Miss Begina Hnckel's nrivste scbmii: iuiiiridual
tnilruotiot. 122H Grand av. Eat 4s7.
ROCKT MOUNTAIN Teacbera Agency. Enroll
fre. Frank a. mellea. former ajsmant state
supt. man., N. W. Bank bldg. Phon. Msia 87 6.
RAtF.SMElf WASTED
8Tt EN it you er. employed it will py yon t-,
louk inta thia 1 hae several openings fi
m with selling expenenoe to handle a israe
territorial preposition in piecing a staple an!
Dcrawry article throuib state anil county man
ten. Do not apply unless you bare had soma
exreruace In this line, snd sre sble to finsnr
yourse!' (or a short time. Call for Mr. M:ll.
bsnt alanitoia Bale, tarpursunn, uooa tint
Cl-amber of Commerce bU., b.leea a) a. so.
IM 6 pm. week days.
U" Vol1 liar ever sold anything, you rn seil
the Sant Vaporising Manifrild for Ford car.
Liberal commission, exclusive territory, no capi
tal required. ' Call at 10cm 9S4, Chamber of.
Commerce bldg., between 9 a. m. and & lv nu
we-kdaya - 1
SALESMEN Attention. We hv one of tlie
best opportunities in the country for real li sa
mea with machine selling pbr nographa. Snme
man averaging 8300 a week. Grand Av. Pho
nograph Co., 146 Grand ave. '
SALESMAN WANTED to sell a line that la in
demsnd; money fnsker for eaieiimen and
purchaser.' - Address Cspiul City Nursery , Co.,
(saltan. Or. 1
SITHATIO VH M ALE
AUTO MECHANIC
16 years' eipcrierw., wilt overhaul your ear
t your gsrege; satisfactory work or no pay.
Tabor 7415.
HEY, THERE Let me psmt your bou wjta
lead and oil; roofs stained, reiwired; tintihg.
Tabor 8212 .
TkAM work, plowing and excasatiiX Mr. T. j"
Conner, 1433 E. Uauale sb Phone Tabor
3017. .
CEH1ENT foundation.' bouses rsi.".-d, basment
enlavged; reasonable. Mr. Landulf, Marsltall
1882. ' ,
fijTEX-SOLniER Ihty or blghf aatrhmau; a.
42; first claaa references. Csrs of Uwm cluti,
4th snd Taylor sta., city.
SEWKK CtsNNECTfoNH. ceuxls, septic tsuss,
houses rained; cement work of sll kir.ds. Tsbor
8008.
CEMENT work. U klndsldfloor, waiks, g
rages reasonable. 'Tsbor 6070. 4 !
CARPENTKliand contrai l ur," Jobbing; anyThing
in th. building line. Eajit 8b56.
PAINTINO and tintina by exper1.-ne-d work
min. Estimites Jre.. CallKst 2 .
BOOFS cleaned, repaired and painted; teason-
abi. Phone Tsbor 929. -
SCREENS madelo order; dd screens repaired.
800 BusaeU sC Aut. 817-2L
FAINTING, nfcOAT INfT, RI'JNS, CAE.C1-
MINING. BEST WOK K. TABO K2 0 .
WANTED-l A hauling contract "with 2 ton tru kT.
Tabor679.
Carpentering tTepairing and be-
modeumu, phone taiiou 234. -
BEAD TH1 Walls cleaned, papered" or kal.o
mined. 1 Tahor 5212. .
PLASTERING, bfoDey and csuisot wots,
Tsbor 8658.
PAlNTINrf
ra irVanln-
tinting. rMl.
BITTJATIONB FF.M A7 P!
WANTED Housekeeping, two or three respeet
abl men; convenient house; 85 week; (arm
town. G-01B, Journal. (
EXPERIENCED woman would like
Call sfbrr 6. p. m., Tabfr 4174.
day wore
WORK by the hour ironing, mending, darn
ing and plsin sewing. Main 864 7. ;
GRADUATE piano tesuher will teach at yunr
- home. Ma in4 50 .
GOOD hand laundry and bundle washing. Thane
Tsbor 427-.
ALL kinds of .curtain and fine lanndry dona;
work guaranteed Call Tabor 8643.
- - , PBES8MAK1NQ 9
FOR, expert dreeamaklng, remodeling, rrlinin,
cleaning, preeaing, dyeing sew the Cstjin.t
Cleaners A Dyers. 424 Morriaon, near llta.
Main 1825. Wejesll snd deliver.
ALTERATION'S, refitting'inti "making or Isdie?
(srmeuts, reasonsbl prices; work gusrsnteed.
J. Iteubin, ladies' Tailor, 408 Buah A Lane bl lg.
DBESSMAEINGa-d Ladle' Tailoring."" Call
East 8169.
FITHMMJF.n ftOOM
AUWTOIlIL'il UOTEL
' Kew management, strictly molrrj, arwty fur
nlshcd, new alavators 84.50 up; transient, tl
par night.
208 Vt THIRD ST., NEAR TATLOK
Hotel B-kei -
. 285 BTH ST., NEAR MAniSnw
8l DAT LP,84 PElt WtEK UP
KOBTdNIA'lIOTEU Portland dr wuuiwn high-
class family hotel; rooms en suite or single;
with or without board. W. giv, you all tu.
Comforts of a hom. Reasons bie rates.
ONE furnished sleeping room for ttut.
86H0. 928 Eat Everett
La s
FC R KI Mil F P ROD M a 8
" THE ALTON HOTEL, 381 TAMHILL '
Beautifully clean, habt. airy rooms, 84 per
week and up. VV cater to ric psoi.l.. Tl; a
plac ha bets thoroughly overliaulad and miii-O
new furniture fit In. Right down town.
TRANSIENTS A SPKf 'IALTT
.! Also Himsekeeplng Rooms,
ilOTEL IN FOll ilATION Bt H K A r J
601-8 COUCH BI.IKJ.. MAIN 4557j
Reserve year rooms now for Shrioera' wseK
nd th esrnivaL Come early, a sold th. nw
Boom for sleeping. loout with board sol
boaatkeyng runni. .
HOTEL BARR
113 M. 6th 1 blorke of depot
41 per day, 69 smtak aad o
. Hot and cold water, steam baas
Fre. phone and bath
IIOTEL ALBANY, ni-idrrn rooms, 147 ft 'jA U
-pciVAr;:
FAMILY
Larjge, Airy Room ' .
tn ooiet home; bath, phone, and use of pisnn;
E. Ankeny St., wslking duuoca phon La-
2004.. - -
FUBN ISItED rooms in priest fami'y, vei t
pleasant room lor rent, 12; carlio. I'bon.
East 6910.
2 I -A ROE. airy sleeping rooms. 2
blocks Troja
Irvington car. : Umkl 4086,
4 78 HolUdsy
I't'BNISHKD ROOM in privst riloi ia
Ladd's. Addition. Call before ,2:30 today.
867 Muiberry street. -
2 ROOM suite for genileinan, all tauttuUuu..
walking diatanea. Kaat 7172.
YOUNG WOMAN to aii'ar apartmrnt.
pTeferved. H. K. priv. optional.
Mar, 1 1SU.
iX'BNISJIED BOOM for one or two gents; wag
ing distenc. Main 1901.
FB6NT room, light and airy, for I or 2 gentle
men. 464 Market St., West f?ide.
NEATLT fornlshad won reasouab;; Aiirt
. Wdln. 402. .
TWO larg. pleasant front rooms on wt s. ts,
walking distance, Maint 6157.
2 SLEEPING 901m (n private family for suuta
who work. East 780.
FtjBNISHED rooms . with aieepioz ir-li 10
rertdential district, Wewt Ki'ie. Msin 4 5:).
NICE front room with piano, to timet cuu,i
gjlOft 12th. .
2 NICELY fur-uhed rooms. Sell. 2'oi.