14
THE OREGON
DAILY
JOLT RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON ,
TUEGDAY, JULY
i'HEAT SHIPMENTS
III JULY' ALREADY
AHEAD OF JUNE
l-'H
Export wheat shipments for Tues
day raised the Valuation of the' off
shore business for the month of July
by $1,215,500. Added to the export
Valuations for the preceding: days of
July the record set for the month of
June has already been passed and
additional cargoes for the balance of
the month will equal those already
dispatched. . .
The steamship Quillwark, Captain
Oliver Rankin, with .7800 Aoaa of wheat
for Liverpool direct, cleared this after
noon. She was loaded by Kerr-Gifford
and dispatched by the Columbia Pacific
Shipping company. Immediately -following
was the steamship Yoaemite with
8500 tons of wheat for the United King
dom for orders. -
Valuation pit :ed on the two cargoes
was baaed on f new quotations of $2.51
per bushel. On the short ton basis this
will approximate about 185 a ton. Poth
steamships will get away tomorrow
morning.
Shipments of wheat and flour from
Oregon and Washington for the sea
son of 1910-20 totaled 37.239.491 bush
els (flour included as wheat).' .During
the season of 1918-19 total shipments
were 29,996.103 bushels I on the same
basis. Flour shipments have advanced
during . the 1920 season, and sacked
wheat and bulk have dropped into sec
ond place. : ...' -
The steamships Montague and West
Keats are due to arrive in the river
tomorrow. The former is in : to the
Admiral line, and the latter to the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company.
AL.Ii ALONG THE .WATERFRCWT
Darrell Bo 1 lam, j son of Mrs. Frank
Bollam, aent for the McCormick pas
senger service, will be. a passenger on
the steamer Multnomah, due to sail for
San Pedro Saturday. - He will take a
long -vacation on the water In an effort
to recuperate from exhaustive work at
school -during the past year. i . .
The steamship Eastern Ocean is due
to arrive at Portland on the fifteenth
and will take grain for the Columbia
Pacific to the continent. :
The steamship Willamette of the Mc
Cormick fleet, will arrive up Tuesday
night. She , has ' general cargo for the
Parr. McCormick company. .
News of the Port
DAILY HlYEB READINGS
8 :00 a m. Pacific Time
' ! I -Is
Wenatchee ........I 40 j 35. 4 0,4 0.15
Lewixtnn -. 4 . . . , 22 S.2 4.S .. . .
I'matiHa - 25 15.4 O.l O.OO
The Dalle:. ...... 40 23.8 0.2 0.07
Eugene . ... ...... 10
Albany .. ........ 20 -1.8 . 0 0.88
Salem 20 0.8 O 0.40
Orecon City ...... 12 1.9 0.7 ;90
Portland ........ 19 13 6 0 0.84
( Baring.; ( ) ! Falling. t I
KIYEB rOKECASTS i
The Willamette river at Portland will rnmito
stationary during tha next two or tore day.
I -i Arrivals July 1S '
Willamette, ' American R Learner, from Saa
Francisco, passengers and general.
' XARIXE ALSIAKAC
Weather at Rlw1 Mouth
North Head, July; 13. Conditions at tha
tnooth of tho river ? at boob : Partly cloudy,
wind southwest. 6 miles: tea smooth.
Tides at Astoria Wednesday
High water. !' ' lxw water.
12:09 a. m., 7.0 feet 5.57 a. m., l.S feet.
11:88 p. m.. S.7 feet 8:46 p. m., 2.7 feet
AT TIEIOHBORIJCO PORTS'
Astoria, July 13 Sailed at 0:30 last night
Steamer Hayden for Panama, for orders. Sailed
at 1:20 L. m. Steamer Colonel E. I Drake
for San Pedro. Arrived at 9 :50 and left up at
7 a. ro Steamer Willamette from Saa Fran
cisco. . - .
iOi iGd ii JLI Ha - .
To) W ATIFCS
It is a comfort to thousands of housewives to know that they can go
to the pantry and in a; few minutes put on the family table a steaming
dish of delightfully.-appetizing, nourishing, easily digested Heinz
Oven Baked, Beam. I ' '
Served as a main dish, or f served as a side-dish, thcynever fail to
please the taste, j Thorough baking in real ovens imparts that sweet
meaiinessTheir uncommon goodness is the product of unfailing
Heinz skill and care in every phase of their preparation.
Order some the next time you go to the grocery store. Don't let
your supply runi short. Serve them often. ! ;
Four Kinds:
Heinz Baked Beans with Pcm-Ic and Tomato Sauce
Heinz Baked Pork and Beans (without Tomato
Sauce) Boston stylo
Heinz Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without
Meat (Vegetarian) ! , 'i y
Heinz Baked Red Kidney Beans
Coos Bay, July 1 8. Arrived at 1 ' P- SB-
Steamer City of Topeka from ' Saa Francisco, for
Portland. . .,. . : ; , y t a ' '-,.
" Astoria, July 1 2. Arrived at p. sa.
Steamer Hayden from trial trio. Railed at 9
p. m. Steamer. Bom City for Saa Francisco. 2
Aries, July 8. Arrived Bare Acaptuoo.
from Portland in tow tag? Relief. ;
Greenock. July B. Arrived Steamer Kaysre
ma, from Portland. 1
Crixtobel, July 1 3. Sailed Steamer Dewey
from Portland for Dublin..
Saa Francisco. July IS. (I. . K. 8.) Av-
rived, July 18 West Himrod. Hongkong, 2:30
a. ra.( Northland. Seattle, 3:13 a. at; Dav
enport, Ban Diego. .4:20 a. av; Frank D.
Stoat. Brookings, 5 a m.! Menton. trial trip.
7 a. m. ; Birmingham City,' Mobil. 6:55 a. m.;
Moaoa. Honolulu. 0:40 a m.; Admiral Bebree.
Ocean Fails, 11:80 a. bl; Daiiry, Cohimbia
river, 11 a. tn. ; Waahinrtoo, Eureka. 11 a. m. ;
Charles Chriatenaoa. , WUlape Harbor, 10:80
a. as. - - I - - -
SaOed Stockton City. Shelter Cove, 5:40
a. m.; Delrosa, Tacoma, 7;55 a. m. ; yacht Evian,
Santa Barbara, 8 a. b.j:..;..-
San Francisco, Jury 18; (t. N.! S.) Ar
rived on 12th Storm King, Port Angelas, 8:15
p. m. j President, J,os Angeles, 11:45 a. n. ;
Governor, Victoria, 4:05 p. m. ; Admiral Nich
olson. Santa Barbara, 4:05 p. as.
Sailed Admiral Dewey, Los Angeles, 1145
a m.; Stockton City, Shelter Cove, 2:50 p. .;
Santa Cms. Colombo, 3:50 p.-m.; Ernest H.
Meyer. Paget Soond, 6:10 p. m. ; Eastern
Ocean. Seattle. 6:10 p. m. ; Acme. Baadon, 5 :80
p. m. ; Vmiar Gadsby. Grays Harbor. 8:40 9. .
Menton. 0:05 p. m.: South Coast, Crescent City,
7:15 p. m. ; Jim Butler. Santa Rosalia. 7:20
p. m. ; Wilmington, Seattle, 8:05 p. m.; Santa
Monica. Eureka, 8 :55 - p. m.; Arctic, Fort
Braes. 10:05 p. m.
Seattle, Jnly 13. (L N. S.) Arrived. ISth,
steamer Chicago Mara, from ' Hongkong, via
Kobe; Yokohama and Victoria, 1:45 a. m. ; City
of' Seattle, from Southeastern Alaska, 12;30 a.
m.i Frank H. Buck, from San Pedro, 1:15
a. m. Sailed, stesmer Africa Maru, for Hong
kong, via ports, 10:80 a. m.; V. S. L H. T.
Heather, for cniis, at 8 a. m. s
Arrived. July 12. Schooner W. J. Birrie.
from Tacoma, 5 :30 ar m.
. Sailed, July 12. Steamer Delight, for Manila,
via ports, at 5:40 p. ro.
Yaldes, July 12. (L N. S.) Sailed, steamer
Alameda, southbound, 7 s. m. ...
. Juneau,' July 12. (L N. 8.)- Sailed, steam
er Spokane, northbound, at midnight.
Ketchikan. July 12. (I. N. B.) Sailed,
steamer Princes Alice, northbound, 8:80 p. m. ;
Jefferson, noKthbonnd. 11:15 p. m.j; North
western, northbound, 8:45 p. m.
Shanghai. July 8. (L X. S.) -Sailed, steam
er Arabia Mara, for Seattle: ...
Arica.-July . (!. N. S.) A nived, steamer
Wallingford.. from ' Seattle, via ban Pedro and
Caliao. - : . ,.- - .-
Manila, July 8. (I. N. S.) Sailed, steamer
Tajima Mara, for Seattle.
Balboa. July 10. (I. N. S.) Sailed, steamer
Mount Etna, 'for Vancouver, from . Marseilles.
France. . .
Save Money
serving Heinz Baked j
Beans frequently
Saa Pedro, JTah 11. t K. S.1 Sailed,
steamer Richmond towing barge 95, . foe Se
attle, via Point Wella.
Victoria, July 1J.-H S.'l.) Bailed, hif
Daniel Kern, for Beattle, a. m. Passed oat,
teaaser 1 Lobe, foe Lobitos, Peru. 6 a m.,
Jnly 12, arrived bsrkentina Cbaqueror, from Ho
nolulo, for Boval Bead, at 0 p. m.
Nanaima, July II. (L N. ' S.) Arrived,
steamer Crown of Toledo, from Liverpool.
Point Wells, July 18. ft N. g.) Arrived,
steamer El Segitndo. from Saa Pedrw.
Paget Sound N'svyyard. July 18. r(I. N. S.)
Arrived, steamer Otho. from Norfolk. .
Tacoma. Jaly 12. (L N. 8.) Baited, steam
er Eastern Pilot, for Nsw York, via Panama,
at p. m. ....
HAIUCENTLXE ANNE COSrYX
) ifAKES FAST TRIP SOUTH
San Francisco,' July 13. Considerable
interest was aroused along the water-'
front today- by announcement that the
Anne Comyn had arrived at Sydney N,
S. W. in 52 days from San Francisco.;
The Anne Comyn is one of the five
shipping board hulls built for steamers
and later converted into barkentines by
the Haverside company. She is the first
Ferris type hull to arrive at her destina
tion and her record is the best calling
ship record made in nine years from the
Golden Gate. - ,.' vj .
CONTRACT LET FOR SUCTION
DREDGE IN COOS BAY PORT
Marshfield, July 13. The Port of Coos
Bay has awarded to. Kruse ft Banks of
North Bend a contract for building the
bull of a suction dredge which will be
used exclusively for the inner harbor to
keep open the channels of the bay and
inlets. It will be slightly smaller than
the government dredge Oregon. The
contract price is 38500, which includes
installing of the machinery - which was
previously bought.
Positions of Vessels
'Radio reports from North Head give
the positions of the following vessels at
8 p. m., July 12: - :
Bakersfleld. Portland for Port San
Luis. 14 miles southwest of Cape Arago.
Hyades, Bellingham for Honolulu, 232
miles from Tatoosh.
"West HasselUne, i Portland for China.
217 miles "from Columbia river.
Tatoosh with Barge 91 in tow. Grays
Harbor for Richmond. 420 miles from
Richmond. ; . ;-
Rose city, Portland for San Francisco.
and Time by
18 miles from Columbia river.
Argyll, Seattle for San Pedro. 86S
mile from San Pedro.
Westison, Seattle for Yokohama, 4S$
miles from Seattle. '
Edmore. Yokohama for . Seattle, 437
miles from Seattle.
Montaiie vokrrri fr Portland. 358
tnilea from Columbia river.
Cuaxet,- portmna tor : Yokohama, 600
miles from Portland.
SPEED RUN TO AUSTRALIA i-
f CIiAIM7 FOR FRED J. WOOD
Hoquiam, Waalu. July 18. Harry Ash
bury, captain of schooner Fred J. Wood,
now loading at the E. K. Wood mill for
Adelaide. Australia, is claiming great
speed honors for his boat. The latest
performance of the vessel, according to
Captain " Ashbury. wag a record run to
Australia in which it made SO days' bet
ter time than it sister ' ship Fearless,
also of the Wood fleet. .
TW Fred J. Wood left Grays Harbor.
October tW last year for Adelaide. Two
days after the Fearless , bad cleared
Bellingham for the same port. After
unloading at Adelaide, and loading coal
for Honolulu the Wood started on the
return trip. 'Discharging the coal the
Wood has arrived here after an ab
sence of seven months and seven . days,
and according to dispatches received by
officers of the company the Fearless is
Just preparing to leave Honolulu. !
New Zealand Needs ;
Many Products Made
Of Oregon LumBer
i :Cr-'i: :!-: ' '--.;...-- ?
Oregon lumber products are in keen
demand In New Zealand, according to
John Hall, commercial : agent of that
country in Portland, and a strong move
ment is on foot for the removal of Im
port duties on lumber entering the do
minion from this state. : . - : -:-
In furtherance of this movement a
deputation from the Carpenters and
Joiners' union and v representatives of
this and other ; labor organizations at
Wellington called on Prime Minister
Massey in May, urging that the import
duty on Oregon lumber be removed.
The shortage . of housing ' is severely
felt by working men in New Zealand
and .the labor organizations not only ask
the removal of the 8 per cent duty now
charged on rough lumber from Oregon,
but also urge that exportation of lumber
from their own country ;be prohibited. .:
- Reports issued by the forest depart
ment 'of New Zealand show that the na
tive timber supply would be exhausted
in 40 years at the present rate of cut
ting. ; Preferential tariffs are effective
on importations from British Columbia
and other British possessions and the
Importation ; of ; millmade houses f rnm
Vancouver, B. C is finding a ready
market. .! ' 4 -,.
Funeral of Isaac jN. lTy
Isaac N. Levy, for 30 years a resident
of Portland, 15 of which! were spent as
assistant secretary ' of the Concordia
club and the period priori to that-in the
mercantile . business, died suddenly of
heart - disease about 10 o'clock Monday
tnornlng. Levy was bornl in California
September 25, 1860. ' He Is survived by
sisters. Mrs. Thomas L. Coblentz. Mrs.
J. D. Meyer and Miss Nettie Levy, and
brothers. Julius P. Levy and .Aaron B.
Levy f San Francisco. I Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
3CEW TODA1
SE0 US TOUB OLD CAKPETS
(Ws Call and Denver)
Old Buas and Woolen Ctothtnt ! .
i Wt MUi Hsrsrslbla, Heno-Wava
FLUFF RUGS
Room Size riuff Rugs Woven; f 170
. Rafl ituoo Woven All Sliss
';. Clothas .Cleanlns and DyelneA Oopt,
Mall Ordars , ' '' - Send for Booklet
Mattresses Renovated, Made Over. Made t
Featsers Renovated
Carpet Cleaalag
; 9 tit Rut, toamod Oloaned, 10 .
WCSTKRM FLurr RUO OO. i
.Union Ave, M. . fhon. KastSBId
; TRANSPORTATION
S. t. "CITY OP TOPKKA"
Sails from Portland, 9 P. M.. July 15,1 for
Marsbneld. Eureka and San Francisco, . eon
nectinc with steamers to la Anseies and
Ssa LMeco. . . . . . ' .. . t
; SPKOIAli. KXCURSION ROUND TRIP
-r:-v. ( .; RATES
Sob Francisco to Los Anceles. ...... 825.00
Saa Franeiseo to San Diego. 830.00
TICKST OFPI0E 101 THIRD ST. I
Freight Offleo Munlclpat Dock Ha X.
. Phone Main S281. i-
PA0IFIO STCAWSHIP OOMPARY. I
ASTORIA AND WAV POINTS t
STR. GEORGIAN A . 1
Round Trip Dally ( Exc.pt Frloav)
' LEAVES PORTLAND 7:10 A. M.
AMar-Straet Dock.
: LEAVES ASTORIA 2 P. M. i
FLA VEL DOCK ,. !
FARE S1.6S EACH WAV. f
Direct Oonnsctlon for South Beach. Night
Root Daily, S P. m. Evsry Day Except Sunday
Main 1422, 841-22
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
20 P. M. DAILY, except Thursday
FARE 1.6a. Including tax .
' Taylor-St. Dock i
Phones Main 06&; all-48
AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS
Via Tahiti and Naratanoa,' Mas and Passae
. Servlea from Saa Pranolsaa Every SS Days,
UNION SS. OO. OF NEW ZEALAND,
r CS0 Oatlfarnla 8L, Saa Franolsee
'Or Leaal Staamahts aae Railroad Aastnlaa
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO
AMERICAN LINE
? NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON f
One Class Cabia aad Third .C!a
Pblladelphla .....Jaly UA.mg. xl8et. 4
Nsw York ...... ...Tly lTArs;. 14 Sept.1l
St. Pasl... ...... .Jaly 24 An. tllSept. 19
NEW , YORK-HAMBURG
Maaebarla .... .i ....... ..Jaly SllSept.ll
Moarolla ....... ........ . . A 14j8ept. ti
PHILADELPHIA QUEENSTOWN
-i jUVERPOOL . '
Hx-Tcrford ......t -Jaly 17Ang-.S8;Oet. t
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON
, ANTWERP' i ' !
Krooalaad .......Jalr 1A. 1 41 Sept. 18
Laplaad Jaly lViAas;. riiseaL 2i
Finland Jaly 24Aac:.2alOet. 2
Zeeiaad Sept. 4OeU - 9
NEW YORK DANZIG
Gothland ............ ..Ate;. 14
ar i
atloas asd UakeU apply to leoal aaants
avew s settle,
"JHEW TOTJAT
J kS '
i
AMONG THE FIRS ON PORTLAND
HEIGHTS
This low, rambling bungalow, built of
hollow tile, enormous living room wilh
extra large fireplace, Dutch kitchen, two
large porches. - one of . which is large
enough for two or three beds. The house
has bath and toilet, concrete basement
and splendid shower. The ground con
sists of acre fronting on both ' upper
and lower drives. Both the ground and
the house are In very poor condition,
but the possibilities Tor improvement are
unlimited and the price, $4200, certainly
should make this an attractive proposi
tion, and we think that the house alone
could not be duplicated for this price.
11650 cash, balance 920 monthly. '
Fred W. .German Co.
'i 71 Chamber of Commerce -
Portable Houses
MODEL 50. 826-P ,
2 llooma, size 12x24.. ....... $3f3.6S
S Room, bathroom and cluset
six. !L2x32 9405.00
MODEL ISO. 486-F
' : Has hvins room, kitchen, two brd
roomt. bathroom sod . two closets, size
'18x28. - Both front and rear porches.
Price delivered in l'ortland or F. O. B,
cars ....... . . 6641.00
i Made in built 4 -foot aecUons. Shipped
anrvbero -, .. . --, -,,:.
1 Portable Garages
' Ask about our Special 10x16
.. Price '. . . .6T5.00
j Write or Phone for Catalogue
Elwood W3es & Son
802 Title' Trast Bid.
On 4th ftM Bet. Stark and Oak.
Phone Main 4724
Houses &xvd Garages
BTRECTKD IN
PORTLAND 6HIPPIO
ASJVWHERK
IN BUILT -FTr SCO- I
TIONS RKADV AND
"EASY TO PUT TO-
. OCTHER .
A flrst-eiaas house or carass direct froaa I
the factory at a GREAT SAVING. Yon
oar so middle meo's profiC Writs fori,
caulocus.
- REDIMADC BUILDINO COMPANY
East EISTsnUi and Market
g BlBi South of Hawthorne. '
Phone East 8114 Portland, Oreeoe
SHADE TREES
Trimmed and Treated
J. KERR
Prices Reasonable
EAST 3945
j WE CALL, FOR TOUB OLD
. CAEPET8
1 Kirs sad Woo lea Cloth! sg
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tsrned Out Promptly -:
Baa; Baft Woven All Sixes
Mail Orders Send for Book
let Carpets Cleaned,
Laid and Befitted
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
T 188 AST EIGHTH STREET
PHOXJt EAST 868
INVESTIGATE THIS!
'lt you're "from Missouri." no matter;
we welcome you. If you have $1000 or
more .to invest ! have a clean-nt busi
ness proposition for you wjth great pos
b( bill ties. No triflers. See I. I.. MeLeod,
24 Porter St
.' ArCTTQy 8ALES-TOMOBROW
AT WIION'8 AUCTION HOCSJC. ll-17i
ID ST. SALS AT IS A. M.
WHITE STAR LINE
4 NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON Olympic ...Jaly 81 Ang. 41 Amg. 28
Adrlatie ......... . Ang-. 14tepU lajOcU 18
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN-, .
UVERPOOL.
Mobllo ...... .....Jaly laAna-. !4Kpt.in
Celtic ...............Jaly 4jAss; 28Oet 8
jtaine .........
Cedrle
.Jaly l8ept. 4jOet. t
.ueu if
'I NEW YORK GIBRALTAR
NAPLES GENOA
Cretlc ..Jnly 24
Canople Ang-. 81
WHITE STAR Dominion
MONTREAL QUEBEC
-ilT-:,-UVERPOOL
Canada Jnly. 17An. 24fSept. t
Merantle .. .......Jaly 24Aag-. XljSept. 18
s Company's Office, O. P. aaraant. SIS SiBsnd
Phone SsaM 118.
VTST.T1SG NOTICES 41
H.., HA.SSAU LOIXJE No, IS. I. O.
nASSAJjO O. r. af ambers attention . Til.
funeral service for our late broth
er. David B. Thomas, will b. cm-
' I.O.O.F. . Son. 5th and Montsmnery st., at
- - j : a ;30 p.. m. tomorrow t Wednvsday) .
The broHirin will meet in our bau, 1st and Alder
ati.. promptly it 2 p. m. Intermit at lUwrview
eemetery. R. R. SIBLET. N. G.
" ' J." P. rtlXON, Hot. -
BIQ DANCE
TONIGHT V
iwa by Anchor Coincil No.
?6, Seearity Benefit Axso
cUtiea. : W. O. W. Hall, 128
11th st. Peed. Public; every
ono Invited. Fun for all.
AdmVJstoti, -S5e. .
WAS". t?V
T Ha-
13 -.1 'tl tj
REOULAR meeting. Villa Mil
No. 124. t O. O. r... East
fifitK aia.J -li av j
day ovj.. July 14 T:30 to 8:80, Joint insUlla
tjon of officers Villa lodrs No. 1S4 and Orpha
Hebeeca lodge No. 81 at 8:80. Member, urged
to attend. Visitors wvlonm
K. J. THOMPSON. N. O.
C. P. NEL8QX, Bc i
SPECIAL MEETING of Cnl-
Keaaeo Omtto No. 68, at 8
P. m., Tnesdsy. Jnly 18. in
Room "E." Municipal Auditor.
mm (Clay Street entrance).
-mm 8moks Boot for
1000 new members. VWUng
prophets welcfltne. - By order of
J. H BUTLER. Secretary.
the monsrrh
WASHINGTON" CHAPTER NO 1 8.
R. A. M. Regular convocation
Vredneniay evening. - E. 80th and
BurosMe. sU., at 7 :80 o'clock. Vis
itora welcome. .
B.OX QUACKENBfSH. Seo.
COSMOPOLITAN LODGE Hal
10. Knights of Pythias, SMeta
every Wednesday evening, la the
Pythian building. No. 888 ITsnv.
fciU SU. earner Wast Part. Via.
nias Kniahu ahrsvs weleosaa
UK.NBT SAXHUD,
CAMP meets every Wed
aeaday evaalBg In W. O.
W. Temftl iva llik
all nembera raqnastad as
attend. VMtors weicoaia
USBMAN 8CHAOE. Okrk
KOSE CITT CAMP i9iW.
O. W. Members are re-
aueswei u meet at hall, 33 4
Ruswll July 14. at 7:80
- , P. M , tor lolot installation
with - Portland- camp 107.
i Brinx antoa.
J W. BnflTWV '
WAVEBLt" Lorx;E. vThTTXr:
and A. M Special communtca
tion this (Tuesday) evening, 7:a
F.-. ? . E"t 2au nd Clinton sts.
Work la F. C degree. . Visitors
welcome. By order jsf W. M
H. E. TEKRINDER. See.
'ALESTINE LOntiETl 4l7tTFT
and A. M. Special communira-
ton (Tuesday) Jnly 13, 7:00
. ra. Work in M. M. i degree.
rial ting brethera welcome, . Ar
ista station, Mt. Scott car.,
VV. H. TOWNSEND. Jleg.
M I ALB"ERT""PIKE"LODGE Nolfl
jJUS I A A. M. Special com
OTAfelJi? . rnimication (Wednesday) evening,
AyVjA TnlJ 14 at 0 o'clock. Work in
' A- degree. " Visiting hrsthren
welcoma
G. W. COOK, Sec
ALBERTA LODGE NO. 1 727X
P. and A. M. Special comrenni
eation Wednesday evening, July 14,
at 7:80 o'clock. Work in V. C.
degree. Visiting brethren cordirilr
invited. . By order of the. W. M.
F. W. NICHOLS.; Bee.
HAWTHORNE LODG E NoTTTT.
.A. F. and A. M. Special com
munication this t Tuesday) eve-
ning at 5:30.! Work in tha M. M.
degree. Visiting- brtUiren we4-
come. ." i,
C. fe MTLLEBi Bee.
MT. HOOD LOfXJ E NO lhT.
A. F. and A. M. Stated com
munication this (Tuesday) evs
, ning at 8 :00. 1 Visitors waleome.
By order of W. M.
F. W. ENK g; Bec
COCRT Mt Hood No. 1. Foresters
of America, eneeta avery Tues
day night at Foresters' hall, 120
4th at. Initlstlon first meeting,
card party and dance fourth meet
ing each month. All Foresters in
vited. - v . .
aELLWOOD LOIMJE NO. 181, A.
F. A. M. Spncial . meeting to
morrow (Wednesday) .evening at
7:0 o'clock.-Work M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome. By order W. M.
r. pu titt, gecretary
LMBLEM JEW K.LHT a apec.lty; bullon.. t,U
ehsrras. Jster Bros.. 131-188 .
marriages. Blrtbs. Death
. ntnvna s
r Ai7r:.raai.JU, daughter. ,
rinTT? Mr' ,nd "- tAOdfare,
Tii?.E- fltB' lv,J i0- daughter.
LITTLEPAGE To, Mr. and Mra. B. Cs Uttle
r. r602. E- cr'nn. July 4. a daughter.
KIJJ.H8 To Mr. and Mrs. H. A. EUers. 630
E. 8d. July 10, a son. i
WOLF To Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Wolf,! 498 E.
87th,, July 4, a daughter.
HART To Mr. and Mra. J, Hart, 882 E. Ash,
July 1 1, a son. j
DARDANO To Mr, and Mrs. F. Dardano. 118
Idaho. July 8. a daughter. '
GARDENER To Mr. and Mrs. EmU Gardener.
t.saton. Or.. Jul v 6. a son. .
EWlNd-To Mr. and Mrs. B.
Porter, June 21, a son.
GROSS To Mr. and Mrs. G.
K. 60th, July 6, a son.
BISHOP To Mr. and Mra.L4
K. 7th Jni a .
C. Ewing. 144
D. Gross, 287
K. Bishop, 674
Mc.'ONNELL To ' Mr. and Mra R. ' W,
rrain.ll ir.lbui.i . , 1 . -
Mc-
JVEWBERRT To Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nw.
berry. 2121 E. Mill, June , a daughter.
HC.(A"H2NTo Mr n'1 B, 8. Hughson,
898 E. Halsey. July 8. a son. 1
RO8KOP To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Roskop, 845
N. 28d, July 4. a son.
LA BEAL To Mr. and Mra F. La Baal, Tl
Bavier, July 2. a aoo.
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Elton Davis, 210
18th, July 6, a daughter..
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mra C. 1 Ander
son, Multnomah station, July 4, a son.
KIUiORE To Mr, and Mrs.- A. 8. Kilgore,
Bl N. Hart man, June 28; a daughter. -
AFFLECK To Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Affleck,
1212 E. Salmon. July 1. a son. i
CEL8I To Mr. and .Mrs. A. G. Ctlat, 872
Larch,-July 2. a aon. -
SLOAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sloan, 284
Eugene, July 2, a daughter. ,
MATHEWS To Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Math
ews, Mosier, Or., July 8, a .son. . i
CARTOZIAN To Mr. and Mra. H. O. Carte
sian. Buffalo and Clayton, July 9, a eon.
KING To Mr. and Mrs. V. B. King, 1065
E. 20th. June 2, a daughter.
CALCAGRIO To Mr. and Mrs. ' Jsbee Calca
rio. 1784 Borthwick, June 28, a daughter.
DEATHS AICT FtfjrEKALS 7
WII.SHIKE July 12. Judge W. A. Wil-sbJre.
. 3 years, husband of Mary Wll-hfee of
AshUnd. Or.,, father of Pearl, Earl and .Ken
neth Wilahire, The funeral services will bebeid
Wednesday. July 14, at 8:30 o'clock p. m.. at
Finley a, Montgomery at Fifth,- Friends invited.
Interment,' Crescent Grove eemetery. The de
ceased was a member of A. F. A A. M. of Lake
View, Or., and B. P..O. E. of A inland. Ash
land papers pleaae copy. - -
NICHOLS In thia city, July 11, 1020, Martha
Jane Nichols, aged-- 68 years, beloved mother
of Mra. V. 8. Bryant, George Nlchott. Mrs. U, II.
Keli of Newherg, Or.; Herry Nichols of Sandy,
Or.; Charles Nichols of Mayger. Or., and Jesae
Nichols of Portland, Or., and Mrs, J. E. Van of
ClatiAanie, Or Funeral eervice will be held at
Clatoksnie. Or., ' on Wednesday afternoon, Jaly
i', ivAv.,. juniains as nouuni parlors. Third
and Baimort streeta, -
LEVY At tie residence, 14 1 North Twenty
second street, Jnly 12. 1820, Isaac B. Levy,
ged 69 years, beloved brother of Mrs. L. Co
blentz, Mra. J. D. 'Meyer, Nettie Levy. Julius P,
Ievjr of Portland. Or. ; and Aaron B. Levy of
Han Franeiseo. CaL' Friends' invited to attend
the funeral services st the above residence, at 2
p. ra. tomorrow (Wednesday), July 14, 1020.
incarnation Portland crematorium. Ban Fran
cio, CaL, papers please copy.
DAVIS In this city, Jul 13. Bernice Devi,
aged 26 years wife of A. W. Davis of 4913
53d, avenue 8. E. Tha remains are at Finley's,
Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral ben-
altar. - - - : . - -
THOMAS The funeral services of the late David
B Thomas will be held Wednesday, July 14,
at 2:80 o'clock p. m., at Finley's, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friend invited. Interment, Hirer
View cemetery. "- - , i-i ---t
DRIVER At the late residence, 187 E. 27th
July IS. Andrew I)rlrr. age 78 years. Hus
band of Lillian Driver. Remains st the parlors
of Breexe A . Snook, Belmont at 35th. Notice
of funeral later.
2T8H Brosdwsy.
. ;irX)5TLftT) I
I f CAMP il
heaths Arn rryrp.Ai.t n
BArNDERS- At ths ftaniiy . r'eii.iVrlr. .",.17"
'Htrwin street, nly 12. irare Hi.ne hann l'r.
aged 30 years, wifs of (ilrnn Haumlri. m;!ir
u. Asirne, tergia ami" June 8aunlpi. rlauchtr
uf Mrs. . Amanda Barrre, aister of J(. J. T.
'il'-'- 1 Che t Ht- of rorilanii. Mm,
Geo. rrescott ; of West , Lake, , Or., . and liny
.ce ,u. , crial. ur.. 1 tie . funeral semens
will be held Wednesday, July 14. at t trUk
P. m.. at Flnlejf's. ( Montgomery at Fifth.
Kricnda invited. Interment, Multnomah rrm
etery. : .
MIL1X At residence" S4 5H tTa"hinaton
street. Jnly 13, Julin R. Mills, aired C7 yars.
Father o( Mrs. A. J. Landis and W. V. Mill of
Portland; O. J.. MiUa. lenver. Colo., and W. It.
Mill. Cleveland, Ohio, itemains are at MrKntea
A Eilers parlors, 811 teen th aad Everett streets.
Funeral notice later. .
HA WE 8 At herniate reVidenee. 6er5Fifrj
eighut avetioa southeast, Anna Vf Ilaw, aee
2S wan, beloved wife of Albert IIism. Funrral
arviea will be held at P. U. Lcrvb nndTtaking
pariura Wadoesday at 2:80 p. Bl. Friends tn-
Vttert.
kl'.UO Josephine M. Keho. 690 E. 29lh, Juv
11. 8 years, acute endocarditis.
ABKIGON1 Elisabeth Arrigoni. 248 8d, '
v , ni rears, ctmiiim.
KILGORE John C. Kilgnrs Jr.. Good Sa
marttan hosxital, July 12, 8 years, ulcera
tive colitis. - -
LOHMAN.N Henry 1 C. Ihmaiih, 474 IUU.
July 9. 85 years, nephritis.
LEHiHTON Seian R. Itghton, Ht.Vincrnt.
bosottal. July 0, 66 "years, urarrula
WAOE.VBLA8T A1elina Wagenhlaxt. 91 Mu
souri, Jnly 8. 78 years, abdominal tumor.
FPUERA I, PITtECTORJ
Dunning: McEntee
FUNERAL DIBECTORS
Kow located in their new residential fnneral
home. Morrison at 12th. West Hide. 1'lioas
Bmadwsy 4S0. Antomstie ftlB-f8.
TUri FUNERAL- HOME OK HKKINKMKNT
, Af)l DISTINCTIVE KEUVICK
Note W have no branrhm nor any connections
whatever with any other undertaking firm.
Edward Holman & Son
Funeral Directors '
THJJLD AND RALMOM STUsJCTS
Msia 807, A-1811.
- ldr Aaaistant.
(.'.P. FIKLEY &-S0H
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9.
MONTOO MF.HT AT FIFTH
CHAMBERS CO.
' Fmuersl Director.
AB the Coatsnienees of s Roma
Wpndlswn 306. 248-280 Killlnoworfh sva.
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
THE GOLDEN BOLE UNDERTAKERS
414 E Alder st Phones Est 8'.'. h-M2
Fast 781
B-18M
OH I .-"-. Mrs, l.rch.
It tL(Ll Will A
wist sat
UNDERTAKER",
E. 11& and Hswthorna
r T DVDMDC - New reaideuce
Va 8 a a a W,kIL-,J tablubmaoC
1
Williams ava. Woodlawa S0.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
BROS-8804 B2D ST. 8. E.. LKAiTA
Phoa. Tabor 6267. Home Phoo. D-SV.
M'ENTEB A FILERS, funeral parlors with aU
tha privacy of a boms. IStb and Fversu at
Phonea. Broadway 2183. Horn. A-a33
"TLW. GABLE A CO.
8nceeasors to W. H. Hamilton
1 6TB . Gllsaa. Pbop. Tabor 4313.
MILLER A TRACET, tadrpendent funeral direct
tors. Priosa as low as 420. 40. SAO.
Washington st Ella. . Mala 2681. A-78a
DOWNING A M'NtMAB, suceasaors la WlUoa
4s Boas, Multnomah at aaat Ita. Irnnfwa
dtatrfet. Kast 64.
A.R.Zelier Co. I.i mi;i
Skewed
DNDEfttAKtNG XJ
MalaTiTal
Cor. Third a
Clay.
BreezeSnook J
04T Relmant sU
HTTHIAL BOJE3
Cement Burial Boxes
Ask yonr nndertakar about Usm m call (ae
tery, Colunbta 86. ; - - - " ,
MONUMENTS
Portland Marble Works
266 4th St.. op. City Hall. Wen Broe
RECSfSliiG GRAHITE C? l
tj a7-3Q .ST AT MA fSQr1 . J
rLRI"iTH '
Geo. Betz & Son ,in.7
. FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and aU eecaatons. 687 Wtilisms avs. i ul call
Woodlswn 1812. Joseph Beta, Msnscev
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portlsad's Ptotreeslva Florist. -Flowers
f ov A II f Vraalons.
Main T21B T. C LUKE. Mir. 6th snd A lief
LUBLINER
TWO 8TOKKS
We slrlTS to 1 I. as.
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. snd Psrk. Uarah. 1ST
828 Morrison. Portland Hotel. Marshall -7S1
MARTIN t FORBES CO , flort-w, 8S4 Wah
ington. Msin 269. A-1260. Flowers (or sll
eecasions artistically arranged
CLA RK BBO.CrflVriTs.MorWoa t. " t " 4tW
and 8th. Phone Main 7708. Fine tlowsn
end noraldeaaTis. Nn branch stores.
TON BETH FLORAL CJ2R7 'vVshineton"st7.
bet. 4tb and 8th. Msin 5102. A-1101.
ChappeH's
"ti. W. Bank hids "Uaiii
6116 331 Uurnson at
fHK. PEOPLES FLORAL SHtiOu Ahui tc
' - LOWT AND rOI'ND 1 1
THE following artfrlea wets found nn rara of
the P. R.. L. A FT Co., July 10: Pnnw,
pin, key, knife, pair gloves, mitt,- 8 rrkc
hat, 3 coats, overalls, carpenter plane. n
fishing pole, lunch bos. suitcase, 3 umlrrll
July 11, 2 purses, wati-h, pin, srianors. 2 bani
bags, ball glors, aandal, 4 packages, haJtrt.
ukulele, bathing suit. hat. lunch box, 7 suitra.
7 umbrellas. Owners may obtain nroiwrty at
First and Alder. 1
LOST Between 89th and Division snd 42d
land Clinton, a gold writ watch, vsluahle fcn
owner ss keepsake; reward. Nellie Weboffrr.
Tabor 1287.
WILL-tha yoting lady -who took Oia wrong
sport coat of light polo elotb snd lined, at
Crystal Lake dance hall Sunday piease ca.l li-
aor 8835 snd eirhsnge?
STBATED or stolen hlt bulterTier7 earn
clipped, with threa brimlle msrk on head snd 1
two n bodv. Wldn. 4571. JlHd East bua
st. N. Csg West.; ' I
LOST Open face golJwrit watch; initials G. j
Lv M.' Rewsrd for'retifrn to thia office.
LO." OnHEsirfill at tweeri"K. 10th snd i
11th sta. a brown - fur with fancy lining.!
Phone Eat 2738 or Eat 676 for resrd. -
1X8T 19th and Market, canary yfiinm with
brown top-knot, i Hewsrd. Msr.'glHZ.
STOLEN Ssturdsr afternoon front Prninuila
Park, boys' Crown bicyoie, 35 for in I uit na
tion reeardirig same. Tshor6924.
LOST At Estacsda fta. black handbag contain
ing glasses, keys, . witch, money,, rardv Ka
ward. Krtify Good Samaritan lineprtal.
LOST Pocketbook.
in , Kenton, Msturday
Owner will pay rewsrd.
Wdln 460O.
f AflT Ih1 a . An" Unnnt II. ..1 ,,H f . k . n.
basket eoritaning field glswea and other ar-j
ticles. A. C. Pike, 107 8rd St. Reward. I
A t.OLD brooch, set in pearls, Saturday after
noon or evening, downtown d'trict. Valued
as kecrwake. ' Reward. Est j
LOST Purp's ailk- parssol, abmit 7 p. ra .
Tuesday, Jul 6. i Keturn to Lennon's store
Reward. ;
libRTl60 in three 20 bilK (n Frd re
tanrant, 84 N. Sixth; reward. Leave a'
Fred'a restaurant.
1
Lost Gold watch ' fob.
reward. '
Thone 8U. 764
UlOST -Inamond and aappli're nitg..
Bewtrd i
prwne Tsbor 497U.
LOST Small 'gold , wrist wstch; inwcnn J.
T. H. on back; reward. Marahall 202. f
HELP W A Jf'TT. D M A I. T. " '
WANTED Fie men to ramp end www ,
small sawmill; prefer men wnh familite
Phoae Chas. Kauimaa, Estacsde. Or., at nu
or evenings. :
FRESNO-WGRK TOTTET Kids" ' W,rrowfo"
small team outfit. Call l. tali Omxtnictioi
Co., Main 8787, ot C. IL. Bennett, at Verotiis
Oregon. - j - - i i
WANTED Man .competent to handle liipim
and timekeeping for iron works in city. An
swer in earn handwriting, si vine experience an'
salary expected. J-8SS, Journal. .
WEAVERS " ' I
Steady work, good' prKw list. Waahousa
Woolen Mills, Wasliougal, Wssh.
H. u cST.,?75iitir. or., wTntTi"i f r '
BT PR'KJCK3, LARGE ORCHARDS, GOOl
COM PANT, - i
MAN with truck or tuam U hrnlh wo.id, 1 uji
south of Beaverton. J. C. SIMONTCN'S, i
WANTED Night watchman who can fir
botW. FreeKnd Fumttnre Co. Auto. 633-5,
K'EWS AGENT wanted to run ra ralliusdtrai a.
s-oiv tai w. jrth st. - .
. i-ruc-a or Lea ui to haul woimI. 1 mllJi
smith of Beaverton. J. O. Firnonton. -
WAX1KD Man to -nek cEerrtToTi lia7as7 1 1
E. 10th at. 8. Phone Eaat 1185. .
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