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SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1820.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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HEW STEAMSHIP
POMONA TO LOAD
FOR LOCAL FIRM
Under allocation to the Columbia
Pacific Shipping company, the new
steamship Pomona, constructed at
tan Francisco, will arrive in Port
land harbor Monday. The Pomona
Is a vessel of the 12,00 tons D. W.
type and will take from this port
5000 tons of general cargo. On ar
rival she will berth at the Portland
Flouring Mills and will Hake on
wheat and flour. Ties, miscellany
and canned salmon will finish out
the general cargo from Portland.
The steamship eastern Ocean of the
Columbia-Pacific Shipping company, to
be dispatched by the McCormick-Mc-Phearaon
company, began; -lining today
and ou Monday will begin taking sacked
wheat at the Globe mills. She will take
about 7500 tons and will clear for the
United Kingdom direct.'
;. To wind up the flour shipments from
"Pugret Sound the steamship Haymon will
load at Seattle. She will take a full
cargo of flour for the continent. This
will wind up the coast affair of the Grain
corporation and hereafter the cereal
shipments will come - under private
charter.
Captain Is Beneficiary
Captain George McNeil y is the chief
beneficiary under the will of the late
Captain E. D. Parsons. The will has
been' filed for probate in Hillsboro,
Washington county, where the bulk , of
the estate of Parsons lay. The farm at
Huber, near Beaverton, goes to McNelly.
Liberty bonds and some personal effects
to Captain Michael Nolan, money be'
quests to his nurse and tq, friends are
made.
French Bark Coming
Information to the Merchants ex
change gives the sailing of the French
bark Buff on from Balboa on July 19.
Allowing a fair passage for the sailing
vessel she should be off the river the
early part of September and be among
the first of the outgoing carriers for 1920
crop. The original charter of the Buff on
called for option "with the preference
Klven for San Francisco loading of bar
ley. The Buffon is the first square rig
ger to be allotted to Portland for season
loading. ' ;
AIiI ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamship Sinastagraln for the
continent, left down Friday at 1 o clock.
The steamship W. F. Herrin of the
Associated Oil fleet, ' sailed late Friday
afternoon in water ballast for Gaviota.
The steamer Daisy -Putnam is loading
lumber for th California ports at St.
Helens.
The steamer Daisy Is finishing lumber
at. Knappton. me steamer Johan f oui
sen is working at Westport. .-.
The Standardr-Oil tanker Atlas arrived
up Saturday afternoon with light oil
from Point Richmond. She is discharge
Iner at Linn ton.
The motor ship Culburra arrived at
Municipal No. 4 Saturday morning and
win discharge duik. sulphur. She is in
from Gulf Port.
The new McCormlck steamer Everett
In reported as arriving out at Honolulu.
She is laden with box shooks.
The steamship City of Topics of the
: Adimarl line is due to arive at midnight
fro mSan Francisco via Coos and Hum
bolt. The steajnshlp West Hartland. Port
land for rfrrrope. Is reported at Balboa.
News of the Port
Arrivals July 24
Buck. American steamer.
Trank H.
Gaviota. oil.
from
Koneonan Mara, Japanese steamer, from Se
attle, ballast-. v
.Culburra, American motor ship, from Galves
ton, sulphur.
Atlas. Americas steamer, from - Saa Fran
eiscn, oil.
Barge 98. American barge, from ban Fran
ciro, oil. - -
City of Topeka, American steamer, from San
-Francisco, via Eureka and Goos Bay, passengers
and geneaaL
- Departures Jury t4 -W.
F. Herrin. American steamer, for Gaviota,
ballast.
Departures July 88
Paisy Putnam. American steamer, for Saa
Pedro, via St. Helena, lumber.
MARINE ALMA5AC
Wsather at Rer's MeutN
North Had, July 24. CondiUons at the
month of the river: Sea, smooth; wind, south.
8 miles; westhrr, clear.
' Tides at Astoria Sunday
High water: Low watar:
24 a. m., 6.7 feet ) 8:18 a. m., 0.8 feet.
9:08 p. m.. 7.8 feet. 8:08 p. m., 8.2. feet.
DAILY RIVER READINGS '. y' '
8 A. M., Pacific Time -
' ' is il I?s!?i
. . - -- Em a- gJM j'g
Wenatcliee I 40 I 34.8 I O.46.00
Lewiaten .. 83 1.0 O.T.i..
JJmstUla 25 J4.8 0.20.00
The Dalles ........ 40 28.1 0.1 O.UO
Kugeae ........ ... 10 .... ..... ....
Albany 20 1.1 ' 0 0. OO
Salem 20 1.2 0 0.00
Oregon City 12 1.5 0.10.00
Portland 15 12.8 0.210.00
( ) Falling.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland - win
slowly during the next three days.
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
Astoria. July 24. Sailed at 8:15 4.
teamer W. F. Herrin. for San Francisco.
fall
tn.
Ar,
rived at 4 and left up at 5 a. m., steamer Atlas,
from San Francison. Arrived at 4 and left up
at noon, barge 83, from Saa Francisco. Left
up at 8 a. m.. V. 8. destroyer Waters, from
Bremerton. Sailed at 8 last night and returned
at 8:15 a. m.. steamer Sinasta. from, trial trip.
Coos Bay. July 24. Bailed at 8 a, m., steam
er City of Topeka, from Saa Francises, for Forv
. land. .' - : ; . ...
Norfolk - July 28. Sailed, steamer Dewey,
from Portland, for Dublin.
Astoria, July 23.' Arrived at 1 and left np
st 4 p. m motor schooner Culburra. from
Galveston.' Arrived at 2:40 and left up at 5:10
p. ra.t steamer r . il. suck, rrom Monterey. Ar-
rived at 8:15 p. ta., U. 8. destroyer Waters,
from Bremerton, -
baa Francisco. July S3. Arrived at 11 a. m..
steamer Kom mty. from Portland. Arvtrrd at
n a. m. ana sailed it I v a, steamer Celilo,
from Pert land, for Saa Pedro. Sailed lt nirh
steamer Shasta, for PorUand. Sailed at 8 p. to.,
steamer Pomona, fog Portland, via Seattle. Ar
rived at 11 p. m., steamer Oleum, from Port-
SeatUe, July 28. Sailed at 4:40' a.
Japanese steamer Kongosaa Mara, for Port-
U1H1. . . .
vo y. rfuiy sa. arrived at.- 1 p ra..
steamer City of Topeka. from San Francisco,
for Portland. . ... "".""
. San Pedro. July 28. Arrived at 10 a. m..
steamer naico. from Columbia river. Sailed at
B p. m., steamec Effingham, from Portland, tor
Alexandria. V .
Honolulu. July 23. Arrived, steamer Ever
ei i ran ronwsa
lrf. .iy 22- Arrived, steamer West
A . . ""f """a, tor united Kingdom.
Cristobal July 23. Sailed, steamer AnigiZ
from Portia nil. far Rn.t ..j ',t7T
Sailed, steamer Wesf Selena, from PorUand. for.
SeatUe Wash July" 2 4. (I N. S.) H. &
. Wskena frem Victoria. 5 a. tn.
Sailed: Governor for Saa Pedro via Saa Fraa
Cisco and Victoria, 11 a. m.
Arrived July 23: Braxton, returning with
- n .imlilff 1 P- m-: Gedney from
southeastern Alaska, 10:18 p. a.; Otho from
miuu i Bitmraw, :ou p. m.; Fulton from
vajaea,juiy 28. Sailed: Alaska, south-
. Boona, i:au p. en.
Jaaeau. , July 23. Sailed; Nortawattera.
southbound. 10
bound. 8 a. m
a. m. ; 'Princess Miry, soutb-
K-tchikan. July 23. Sailed: City of Seattle,
aouthboond, et midnight. "
Balboa. July 23. Arrived: Adria from Seat
tie via Victoria. -
San Pedro, July 28. Arrived: Captain A. P.
Lueas from Cordon, Alaska, 10 p. m. Sailed:
Makilteo for Puget Bound porta. 6 p. m.
Astoria, July 28. Arrived : V. 8. destroyer
Waters ft I P- m. from Seattle- via Bremerton.
. Victoria, July 28. Sailed: Chicago Jdaru for
Yokohama and Kobe. 5:25 p. m.
Vancouver. July ; 28. Arrived: West Kader
from Cerbarien. -
, I'ort Townaend, Inly 28. Arrived: Schooner
Resolute from Honolulu.
Point Wells, July 23. Sailed: It S. Ozroo
for Seattle. . j
Mukilteo. : July 28 Arrived: 1 SnoqnalmU
from Seattle." Sailed: Wilmington for San Pedro
via Port Angeles.- -i
Ereretr, joly 24. Arrived: Botarian from
Tacena. ,
Taeoma. July 28. Arrived : BosaUe.Manoeey
from Seattle. -
San Francisco, July 24. (I. N. S.) Ar
rived. Hose City, from Portland, at 11:15 a. m.;
Etna Mara, from Japan, at 12 noon; Statesman,
from Nanarmo, at 1:80 p.-so.; Lyman Sew art.
from Port Saa Luis, at 1:40 p. m : Santa Kla
via. from La Union, at 2:65 p. m.; Mayfair.
from Eureka, at 6:10 p. m.i Queen, from Los
Angeles, at 12 midnight. Sailed, South Coat,
for Union Landing, at 12 noon; President, for
Los Angeles, at 3:15 p. nt-i Colonel E. Li. brake,
for Honolulu, at 4:35 p. m. ; Celilo, for Los
Angelea, at 4 p. m. ; DUwnrth, for Point Well,
at 4:29 P. m. ; Newport News, v for Manila, at
6:S0 P. to.; Phoenix, for Greenwood, at 6:10 p.
m.i Humboldt, for Los Angeles, at 6:20 p. m. ;
santa Kit, for Valparaiso, at 7 u p. n. : w.
J. Pierrie. for Arva, at 7:05 p. m.; Pomona,
for London, at 8:25 p. m.
Ban Francisco. July 24. II. N. a. l Ar-
rived: Queen, Los Angeles, midnight. July 24:
L'nimak, Buwen's landing, 2:55 a, m. : barge
Simla (in tow of tng Sea Eagle), Port San J Aim,
l a. m. ; Barge ruilerton (in tow of tug tear-
leas), Port San Luis, 4 :45 a. m.; Caspar. Cas
par, Sam.; Chehaus. Grays Harbor, 7 a. m. ;
Forest King, Gray Harbor, 7:35 a. m. -
Sailed: La Brea. Port San Luis. 3:15 a. m
S. C. 278, San Diego. 10:15 a. m.
Charters: Steamer Florence Olson. 604 tnnx.
Eureka to Mollendo; ties; 832.50; W. L.
Comyn, inc. , ' - .
Sales: Am. echr. Crowley, 1262 tons;
Thomas Crowley to South American nattiest
terms private.
EDIATE VOTE
WAGE AWARDS
Chicago. July 24. (U. P.) Recom
mendations that the award of the United
States labor board, handed down Tues
day, be accepted by all railroad, unions
were In the mails today.
Union leaders in conference here pre
pared final instructions to the rank. and
file, recommending favorable action, or
dered an immediate ballot on the award.
The order's tone was against strike ac
tion.'.' - : t : r ; :
Leaders of the outlaw organization of
switchmen, -whioh called a nation-wide
strike last April, voted last night to re-J
lect me award. Tbey objected because
no provision was made for seniority
rights of men! who struck at that time.
John Grunaii i president, was Instructed
to dicker for settlement without yielding
this point. )
Athletic Events to
Feature Big Picnic
; Of Mazamas Sunday
The' annual Mazama picnic and - re
union will be held at Baker's Bridge,
on the Clackamas river. Sunday. The
main party will leave from the Union
station over the Southern Pacific at 8
o'clock Sunday morning, . going to
Clackamas and hiking from there; five
miles to the picnic groMnds. ,
A program of swimming and athletic
events has been arranged. :. The - party
will return by special train over the
Carver line at' 8 o'clock Sunday eve
ning, arriving in Portland at 9 :15. The
entertainment - committee of the club,
headed by George Meredith, has plans
for the affair in charge.
Ruth La Shore or
Coy Arrested Again
Ruth La Shore, alias Ruth Coy. said
to be the wife of a prise fighter, was ar
rested Friday night for the second time
by the Portland police, on a telegraphic
warrant from Eugene. , According to in
formation in - the hands of Captain Cir
cle, the young . woman Is said to have
passed several hundred dollars' worth of
worthless checks in Eugene. She was ar
rested here several weeks ago on a sim
ilar charge, but was not prosecuted. Po
lice say the district attorney's office aU
lowed friends of the woman to pay off
the checks."" j . . . .
Man Is-Arrested;
Wet Goods Seized
After an all-night watch near the in
tersection of the Linnton road and Nico
la! street, police and federal officers un
der command of Sergeant Epps Saturday
arrested Tom Krask and seized his auto
mobile and 77 pints of moonshine whis
key. Early; In the evening they - saw
Krask make the -trip toward Linnton.
They were unable to learn the source of
the liquor, so the lonely vigil was taken
up. A. federal charge f transporting
liquor will be, placed against Krask.
Marriage Licenses - ..
Vancouver, WashJ July 24. Marrlatre
licenses were issued Friday to Walter
James, legal, and Mrs. Mary David.
legal. Portland ; Glenn c. Myers, 21, and
Lia koss, n, pasco, Charles Redding,
J4. and Faye Calkliu, 1. Portland. Con
sent to the marriage of Miss Calkins, a
minor, was given by her mother, who ac
companied the couple.
A new chopping block for butchers
is a steel drum, filled with concrete
and with a changeable wooden top. -
KRAZY KAT
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ORDERED ON RAIL
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BUILDING PERMITS
L. J. ADoeraon renainnc residence).
East Alder street between bast 87th and East
3th its. ; builder the same, 8 100.
Jona aiernan Kepainng stores ana Botel,
87 Mr Third 4t.. between Pine and Oak at.; '
builder. Tbeo. Hear, 82500. ?
A. Pearsod Installing fnrnac. . 884 Bortli
wick st. -between Morris and So given. Boilder,
the Hall Gas Furnace Co., 3200. ,
H. F. Jones Installing furnace. 410 Bouta
Kellogg at. between Feseenden and Not given;
builder, the Hall Gas Furnace Co.. 3200.
A. Ubop Installina a-as furnace. 1461 East
17th st. between Bybee and Not given; builder,
the Hall Gs-e Furnace CoTT 8175. ,
W. H. Fowler Installing gaa furnace. 870
Prescott st between 17th and lfttb ata: builder.
the Hall Gas Furnace Co., 8175.
M. Redmond Installine furnace. 1125 Fran-
vis ave. between 8 7 th and Sfttbs sts.: builder, the
Hall Gas Furnace Co.. 8380.
Gertrude Cleaveland Reoairing : residence.
455 East 81t st. North between Tillamook and
Not given; builder, the srtne, 81000.
Nettie F. " Courter Erecting garage, 1014 .
East 35th st. between Raymond and Telephone
St.: builder, the same, 8150. " V
J.W. Uecker Kepainng residence,' ibsi
Clarendon ave. between Lombard and M'lllis
blvd.; builder, O. Heeacltine, 3100. . , , ; ,
Boad Builders Equipment Co..- Erecting ware
house for the storage of mad machinery, on the
foot of Interstate st. at the intersection of Co
lumbia blvd. between Columbia blvd. and Ar
gyle at.; builder. Mr. K. F. Saucerman, 86600.
S. J. Donaldson Repairing residence 151
East 43d st. North betweeiv Hoyt and not given;
builder the same, 8100.
; Wm. Peaff Erecting garage, 896 Hemlock
st. and Harrison and Cypress St. ; builder, J. W.
Scheppert. 8200.
Mrs. Anna Scott Repairing residence, 295
Willis blvd., between not gives; builder, the
same. 850. " ! -" " "
- First Baptist Church Repairing church, SS4
4th st. between Market and Mill ata. I builder, J.
W. Scheppert, 8130,
Mrs. E. E. Craig Erecting garage, 670
Alnaworth ave- between 13th and 14th sta.;
builder the Bedimande Con. Co., 880.
Holbrook Estate Repair stores, 18T Third
st. between YsmhiU and Taylor sta.; builder.
P. J. Powers.' 3150.
R. H. Nicholson Erecting residence, 962
Eat 8th at. North bel ween Prescott and Going
sta.; builder, tbe same. 3700.
D. Duncase Repair residence 1 5 50 Mobile
st. between Lombard and Bryant sts.'; builder,
C. H. Johnson. 8120. -
C Bluhin Repair residence 6603 65th ave
S. E. between 68th and 67 tb sta.; builder. Geo.
Bluhin. 8200. , T-i
E. Edmark Repair garage. 938 BerOrwtak
rt. between Skidmore and Prescott sta.; builder,
tbe same, 320. - 'i
B. Campbell Erecting chlckenhouse, 1694
Interstate st. between Watt and Winchell st. ;
bulder, the ssme, 375. .. ... T
Mrs. Wm. Marks Repair residence, 445. Mb
erty st. between Seventh and Eighth sts-.; build
er. W. A. Harris, 350. .
Axel Johnson Erecting garage, 84540 .East
90th St.. between. 45th and 4th ata.; builder,
tbe same. 850. . 1
E F Uay Erecting residence, 1994 Wil
lamette blvd., between Chicago and Baltimore:
3F? P. Russell Installing furnace 1091 Ben
lah Vista ave. between Not given : builder, tha
Portland Gas and Coke Co.. 3 885.
S. H. Phillip Installing furnace 434 East
48th st. North between Hsncock and Tillamook
... - . :i i r,,.-. 1. ni (Zm and Coke Co..
BV. . iititni' i. uic . .... ... - .or.,
vmi.im t.,.mmin. rec&ir residence. ISvl r.
Washington st-w bet. E. 44th and E. 56th ata.:
builder, the same. giou. . .
,,.... riK.i. r.r-t retstninc wau. 977
Fiske et, bet. Brankroff and FUvel sta.; builder.
the same. 350. . r
t- nniHA renair residence. 887 K. Bnrn-
side St.. bet. ' Union ad Grand aves. ; builder.
the same, 8100. - -
-x a.m. .ru4 MHH. lBS IS. OUl ST.
betOregon and Pacific sta. ; builder, same. 360.
A. Jolrgg. erect garage, 1280 Halsey at. bet.
45th and 46th sts.; ouuaer, same,
E C Chapin, erect chicken house, 1454 WU
Hams ave., - bet. Bryant and Saratoga sta.
Knennecka. reoair reaidenee, 741 Pat-
ton road.; builder. Curtis Bros.. 3200.
t u.t.i. .wt rarue. 1040 Arnold st.
v- ' ath and SHth sts.: builder, same, 8
!50
n i. -w u'4.n ntnair storehouse
726 E
27th st-. bet. Bhona and Powell Valley road;
builder, the same, lis- . ,.' M
M. Pallsy, repair warehouse. 7 5 sa St., net.
Davis and Everett sts.; ouiiuer. w,
Rrna. reoair residence, 644- Toon
st.. bet. 64th , and 65th avea.;; builder. Mr
wv . isnA' ?
IT Tasker. erect residence. 1580 E. 80th
B -.2 1 tlksk ael mS
St., near Crystal Springs roaa; , -----
$9000. LoU and 10. block 14. in East
u- u.rtha Hibmib. veDSUr garage.-60S K.
h t. bet. Beacon at and Woodward ave. ;
builder, the Arrow Cement Laundry Tray KA.
... "i. ... n-lr reaidenoa. 896 Brown
rt.." rn ave : Ssd 7th St.; builder, th.
A rrw Cement Laundry Tray Co.. 3350.
T W. MFaidln, erSung garage. 875 Regents
drive between Ridgewood and Alameda at.
builder same. 8740. " .
Pacific Telephone A Telegraph company, re
pair telephone exchange. 543 Cnton avebetween
RuLell and KnoU sta., build TerreU A Roaen-
6 Strong A McNaughton, repair store rooms, 271
Grand ave. between Hawthorne ave. and E. CUy
st. builder Terrell Roofing Co.. 500.
-. 3. A. Godbout, repair residence. 60S7 tB
ave. between 50th and 61st su., buildea same.
3FvancU E. Stone Estate, repair residence. 409
E Grant st. between Grand ave. and E, 8th St.,
builder J. Spore. 8100. .
Burnett Goodwin. tosUllmf furnace, 858 I N.
Sf2d vt.. builder, Portland Gas Coke Co., 8400.
Judge Wallace McCamant, installing furnace,
236 King at-, buildor Portland Gas A Coke Co..
1W." W. Godea. repair residence, 1868 Cnrtiss
ave. bet. Portland and Liberty sta.. builder same.
1C H. Labbie. repair reaidenee.' 1665 E. 21st
st between Tenioo and Umatilla st.. builder
W. L. Buchmaa ' " ., .... ..
C. A. Zimmerman, repair residence, 4860 780
st S. E. between 49th and 50th sta.. builder
KM?WFinn,5"repair residence, 939 N. Willamette
blvd. corner of Reno St.. builder same. 8100.
J Gallus. repair butcher shop. 1893 E. 8UrIt
st. between 79th and 80th ata. buUder J. N.
Soravigner. 8150. - ...v ,
C R- Peake, erect garage, 646 E. 45th St. N.
between Bifkiyou and Klickftat sta.. builder T. H.
Johnson, 3400.
Mrs. Alice Spauldmg. repair residence, 1J.28
Hawthorne ave. between 87th and 38th eves.
Mrs. R. B. Williams, repair garage, 419 Stan
ton it. between Union av. aneT E. 7th St. builder
Sam Smith. 815. .
A E. Hamilton, addition to Branch library,
1039 E. 1 7th st N. between Alberta and Wy
gant sta., builder same. 81500.
S, A. Bennett -repair residence, 528 E. 89th
st on comer of Knott st. builder same, 850.
St Marks academy, repair school. 5th at, be
tween Market end Mill, entire block, builder
W H. Bsiley. 8300. ' ' .
M. Embree, erect garage, 936 E. Couch at
between 80th and 31st sta., builder same, 81-54.
J. B. Nicholi. repair garage, 904 Bryce ave.
between 83d and Glenn ave., builder Young A
Deilbert. 8125. ' '
Hugh Marshall, repair residence, 6110 62d
st, S. E, between 50th and 62d area., builder
M' Newberry. 3150.
W. L. Kellum, erecting Amvertible emergency
dwelling. 939 E. 68th st 7?. between Skidmore
and Prescott sts., builder same, 880O. Lota 12
and 13. Mock 18 ia Wellington addition.
, J. R. Mumair, erect fence, 595 E. 18th at
N between Knott and Stanton ata.. ..builder
T B. Sbellhammer, 3135.
A. F. Watkina, erect garage. B0T E. 18th st
N. between Bra see and Thompson, builder same,
$300 ; ? :- i
Hughes Investment Co., repair warehouse aad
office, 4 5 4th st. between Pine and Ankeny
sts., guilder Parker Banfield, $250.
George A. Ross, erect garage. 1876 Sherman
st between E. 4Sth and E- 50th sta., builder
same, 8100. ? ;
- Francis Gamble, erect woodshed, 85 E. 88d
st. between GUsan and Da via sta., builder same,
850. !
Star Furniture Co., repair store rooms and
offices, 162 First st between Morrison and Yam
hill sta., builder F. H. Brandee. $2500.
C A. Sheppard, installing furnace. 696 E.
18th st N. between Knott and Stanton ata.,
builder Portland Gas 4 Coke eo., 8555.
H. W. Uer, erect residence, 991 80th at N.
between Going and Wygatat sU, builder Millmade
I Construction Co., 81700. lot 18. block 18 la
I109'Albrt" addition. - - I
sa. nicf, tnt gang. av-ae Vancouver (
ave. between Broadway and Weidler St. builder
w. u. Arthur As Sons. 32000. lota a and S.
btock 4, Elizabeth Irving's addition. -
w. aanell. repair bakery. 686 Mississippi sve-
nae. corner f fawaeippi and Knott streets; build
er the tame. 810. - ; .
Cunrsd Trebea, repair residence.- 650 Depstiw
avenue, between Olio and Fisk streets; builder
the same, 3100. - - , 1
Catherine Pieme. erect woodshed. 1841 Mil-!
waBVie avemw, between Claybourna aad Glen-, i
wood avenue; builder the same, 825. -v. j
Emkl Ltua&kt repair ruoming house. 205 ,
Washington street, between Front and First
street; builder the same, 81000.
John Farnall - ren! - miitMiM - RAtv
Thirty-seventh avenue, between -Eurhtieth and
Ei i-c -treet'.; build-r. E. Peterson. 3200.
Frank Arir-hi retialr flat oea nn Himhl
Sixteeuw atruet between Jefferson and Colum
bia streets; builder. T. C. Renchle. 8360.
Oscar Deverell. erect nraae. 12O8 K TavW
street, between Fortieth and Forty-first streets:
builder the same. 8300.
Mary Peramn . retiale imlpiiM 19AT Rm-
tieth avenue southeast between Forty-second and
ovxy-imra streets: builder the same $100.
C. XL Dedirick. eenaie . . n, r,t VK4n-
tietH street, between Farragut aad Clinton streets;
ouuaer xne same, su,
E. Ci. Laird, am-t .liVni tau. 00 a V.
Fifteenth street north, between Going and
Wygant streets; builder the same, 315. , .
F. Wiest repair residence, 640 Grand avenue,
between Beacon and Carl atrwerfa- hniM- .
same, $1000.
r. Wiest. erect sraraaa. S40 Rmul ik,.. w
tween Beacon and ari streets; builder th same.
A. Tollison, renair reaidenee. 2fifl R SivHeth
street north, bttweea HasFalo - and Multnomah
atreeta; builder the 'same, 3150. j
C A. Kashas and Tom Landdron, repair res!
dence.648 Taylor street between Seventeenth
and Chap man streets; builder. J,.W, Spiller.
85000. hi.,,.. ..- i 1 7..
C. ' L. Douglas, erect reaidenee BfiftQ 17V.-w
sixth avenue southeast, between Sixty-seventh and
oixiy-mnta streets. cunaer tbe same, 8300,
, Ed. Day Erecting residence, on Olymnia st
between Myers and Cruikshank sts. ; builder E.
H. Tennsnt; 81600. Lot .1 S, block 4. jn No.
2 Oak Park addition. '
E. 8, Couch Erecting residence. 2782 E.
T4th st S . bet 29th and 27th area.; builder,
the pame: $8000. Lot fi. block A in cm.in,nn
addition, $8000. - -, ,
w. ia. wooson Kep. residence, 1 203 Wood
ward ave. bet 39th and 41st star huilri.r to
E. Webb, 83000. t
Pacific States Engineering Corporation Erect
ing residence. 744 Vista ave. Ket Kh,Hn t
and Patton rd.; builder, the same; 82ft8." Lot
xo ana part et i, oioca in Georgian court
Pscifio SUtes , Engineering Corporation
Erecting residence, 738 Vista ave. bet Shadow
Lane and Patton Ed.: builder the same; 32800.
Lot J6. block in Georgian court
- J. H. Cleland Ereetina residence. IB H-
zelfern pi. bet Peerless and Impeerial sta.; build
er me sacne; aoauu. loc ji, block 11 in
Lanrelhurst addition. -f -
J. H. Cleland Erecting garage, 193 Hazel
fern pL bet Peerless and Imperial ata; builder,
tbe same. 8800.
J. N. Justus Erecting residence on the Fair
ment blvd. bet Not given, but near Mt Zion;
ouuaer toe same, ssaoo. .Lot IS. block , in
section 8. - ."
B T. McBsin Erect'ng garage. 758 Braaee
at., between 22nd and 23d sts.; builder the Ar
row . Cement Laundry Tray Co., $1000.
NEW TOTJAT
a
st.
iiirnnrifwii w
AMONG THE FIRS ON PORilAND
HEIGHTS
This low, rambling bungalow, built of
noilow tile, enormous living room with
extra large fireplace, Dutch kitchen, two
large porches, one of which is large
enougn for two or three bed. ( The bouse
5 and tollet. concrete basement
and splendid shower. The ground con
sists of-S4 acre fronting on both upper
and lower drives. Both the ground and
the house are In vrv nvw nnr1ittnn
but the possibilities for improvement are
unlimited and the price, 84200. certainly
should make this an attractive proposi
tion, and we think that the house alone
couta not be duplicated for : this prica
eiouv vasn, oaianca z monthly.
Fred W. German Co.
788 Chamber of Commeree
SEND TJ8 TOUH.OlD CAEPETS
(Wa Call and Deliver)
Old Ruga and Woolen Clothing Wa Make
- Rararslbla. Hand-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
Room Size Fluff Rust Woven 317.SO
Rag Ruga Woven Al Sixes Clothes
Oleaning and Dyeing Dept. ' Mail
Orders, Send for Booklet Mattreeies .
: Renovated, Made Over, glade to Order
Feathers, Renovated
r Carpt Cleaning i ,
; 8x12 Rugs, Steamed Claanod. 81 AO
WESTERN FLUFF RUQ CO.
84 Union Ave. N. East 6616, ar East 7688
2-FamiIy Flat
Each flat rented for $25 per month
Located on K. 28th et. , near car
barns. Paved streets in and aid. -
Ritter, Lowe & Co.
281-S-8-7 Board Of Trade Balldlng
V Call aad Deliver
Old Carpets aad Bagrs Made Isto
FLUFF RUGS
Rag; Ruga, Carpet Cleaning; and
Refitting- Mall orders. Send
for Booklet. 1
- Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
1984 East Stark Tabor 7311
t Copyright,
4000
NEW TODAY
I Houses Mvd Gaijce
B S! ' ERECTED Iff 1
RORTtArlO SHIPPED I
I 1 al f'irt SNYWHERI
I 34&rf BOil-T 4-FT. SSO-
h iiYKl a3j!jV TION8 READY ANO,l
K rl93 ll'-A8V TO PUT TO- (II
I. lis! i IS ""I . AETHER f - - l
A flm-enssa house er garage direct frees 1 -1
the factory at a GREAT SAVING. Toe 1
I" pay no middlemen's profit ' Write (a in
I! eatalognsv . I
1 . - REDIMADE BUILDING. COMFARV 1
I 1 East Elevsnth and Market . 1
II g Blecks South of Hittlurai IJ
VI tnene East 8114 Portland, Orese
WE CAXL FOR T0TJB OLD :
CAUPKTS
Sags aad Wooles Clothlsg
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tamed Oat Promptly
Bag Hags Warea AU Slsee-
Mall Orders Sead for Book ,
let Carpets Cleaned.
Laid aa BefttUd
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 EAST EIGHTS' STREBI
PHONK AST 88
MEETING KOTICER
41
SMITH At the late residence, 178
IviJpatnck street. W. - A. Smith
aced 68 years; beloved husband of
I-nube, father of Ella Datson. The
Masonic lodge will take charge of
and eondiKrt th luiwni irut.
Kenton lodae. 145. A. V and a. w win
services at their hall on Kilpatrick street, 8:45
a. m.. Sunday, July 23, at which all Master
Masons may be present Public service will then
be held at Chambers Undertaking parlors, 24S
KiUinesworth avenue, at :4K . m sniul,.
u'r 25; thence to the City Crematorium, near
lycuwuvu.
AJL, KADER TEMPLE; A. A. O.
N. i M. 8. Stated session Sat
urday. July 24, at 8 p. ra..
Pythian building, AVest Park and
Yamhill streets. Visiting nobles
cordially invited. By order of
the potentate.
HUGH J. BOYD,
Recorder.
EMBLEM JEWELRT a specialty: buttons, pins,
charms. Jaener Bros.. 181-138 6th st-
Vital statistics
marriages. Birtbs. JDcafbx
MAEBIaGE LICENSES
Joseph W. Modin, legal, 434 Morrison street,
and Eleanor Nilsop. legal. 434 Morrison street.
Lord Byron Lott, legal. 1109 Albina avenue,
and Emma E-vSpurlock. legal. 1545 Lancaster
street. - .
Floryan Churich, '28, Bridal Viel. Or., and
Kate Hie, 23, 608 Eeit Ash street.
Vincent Chuvalo, 31, 641 Kerby street, and
Katy Kralyie, 25, 613 Boss street. t
Leon H. Van Order. 23. 614 Union avenue,
and Viol ete B. Harris, 19. 343 H Russell street.
..Howard E. Case, 28 Lenox hotel, and Carna
M. Cornelius, 1300 East Salmon street.
jff1 W, Gamble. 23, 390 Shaver street,
and Gladys I. Woodcock, 21. Dosch, Or.
Ede"ar.W. Smith, legal. 385 Third street, and
Julia Gorman, legal. 407 Goodnongh buUding.
Harold J. Asher, 24. 684 Irving street, and
Cectle M. Winslow, 24. 664 Irving
BIBTHS
RtTSTAD To Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rusted.
Good Samaritan hosp.. Julv 15, a eon. -GAMERLLI
To Mr. and Mrs. V. Ganwrlli.
191 Lincoln. July 18. a son,
LORUSSO To Mr. and Mrs. R. Lorusao. 845'
First, July IB a son.
BISACCIO To Mr. and Mrs. A. Bissaccio, 1109
Stevens, July 1, a son.
COMELLA To Mr. and Mrs. V. Cornelia. 648
Taggert. July 10, a son. .,
MATTIA- To Mr. and Mrs. V. Mattia. . 810
Curry, July 19, a daughter.
WORK To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. " Work,
11S2H Union, July 18. a daueliter.
TOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Xoung, 66
East Slat, July 15, a son.
CORNWALL To Mr. and Mrs. George F. Corn
wall, 990 Bryce venue, July 14, a daughter.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson.
181 14th, July 14, a son.
EVERITT To Mr. and Mrs. C. Everitt, 727
Iron, July 9, a daughter.
STANTON To Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stanton.
1103 84th, July 8, a son.
CAMERON To Mr. and Mrs. R. A Cameron,
1073 East 86th. July 13, a son.
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. R. D. West, 175
East fSOth, July 16, a daughter.
MOORMAN To Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Moormen".
1086 East Taylor, July 18, a acs).
BENSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Benson,
Orchards. Wash., ' July 15, a daughter.
HEATHS AND FTJHJ5RAL8
7i
HOLS MAN At the residence, 686 Hoyt St.,
July 23. 1920. Celia H. Holsman, aged 87
years, beloved wife of Isadora Holsman, mother
of Alter -Holsman, and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Haines. Friends invited to attend
the funeral- service at Holrnsn's-funeral parlors.
Third and Salmon sts., at 2 p. m. tomorrow
(Sunday). July 25. . 1020. Interment Beth
Israel cemetery. -.
SMITH In thia city, Thursday, July 22, War
ren A." Smith, age 68 years, late of 178 Kil
patrick street; beloved husband of Mrs. Louise
Smith, father of Mrs, G. B. Datvm. j Friends are
invited to attend the funeral services at the chap
el of Chambers company; 248-250 Killingsworth
avenue, Sunday, July 25, at 9:45 a. m. In
oineration st Portland crematorium.'
WIXDELER In this city July 24. Lour
---- Wlndeler, age 87 years beloved wife of Wil
liam Windeier, mother of Edward : Windeler of
this city and Mrs. Mattia Rickett of Tacoraa.
Wash., sister of Mrs. Charles Pfsff of this city.
Funeral notice later. Remains are at the resi
dential parlors of Miller and Tracey.
GELLERT In this city, July 23, 1920, Mary
Getlert, beloved mother of Dr. J. M. Gellert.
Friends invited to attend the funeral services at
Holman's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon
sts., at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow- Sunday), July
25, 1920. Interment Beth Israel cemetery.
McKKNZIE The funeral aervicea of the late
David J. McKenrie will be held Monday,
July ,26, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Finley's. Mont
gomery at 6th. Friends invited. Interment
River View cemetery. The deeessed was a mem
ber efB. P. O. E. No. 336 of Salem.
BARBODR The funeral services of the - late
Wayland Sutton Barbour will be held Sunday,
July 25, at 2 o'clock p. m . at: the Portland
Crematorium chapel, 14th and Bybea ata, Friends
invited. The remains are at Finley's, Mont
gomery at 5th. : '
WILTON At Seatide. Or.. July 23. Charlotte
C. Wilton, aged 75 yean, wife of W. -H.
Wilton. The remains are at Finley's. Mont-
gomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter.
HANON In this city July 23. SaraSTlIanon.
age 68 years. Funeral notice later. Remains
st residential parlors of Miller and Tracey.
1920. by International Feature
Servioa. Inc.)
18
HIT E At the residence, 814 1: ma till a ave.,
July 23. 1820, Lucy M. Hita. aced 88
years, beloved soother of Boy Orvtlle H1U.
Friends invited to attend the , ran era! eernres
at Sellwood Presbyterian church,1. Kast 18th and
tspoaana sts., at x p. m. aionaay, juiy z,
ltf20. : Resoaina at Holman-a faneral 4ariora,
Third aad balmon sta. Interment MUwaukis cem
etery. PING Lorn Pins, Good 8asaariUa hosn., July
23, 63 yean, carcinoma.
VINCENT Sister Mary Vincent. St. Vincent's
noepnal: July 22. 43 years, surgical shock
following operation. - .
LEAHY John Leahy, T74 Multnomah. July
Z3. To years, arteno acieroais.
CBAW Frank 8. Craw, St. Vinceafa bospw
July 22. 71 years, fracture of skull.
rtT?TERAti PIKECTORS
Dunning & McEntee
FUNERAL DIKKCTOKS
Now toeatad in their new residential funeral
home. Morrison at 12th. West Side. Phone
Broadway 480. Automatic 615-88.
THiS FUNERAL HOME OF REFINEMENT
AND DISTINCTIVE SERVICE
Not Wa bava no branches nor any connections
whatever with any other undertaking firm.
Edward. Holman & Son
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
Main 807. A-181L
Lady Assistant. - '
J. P. FIM.EY & SON '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN . MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH
CHAMBERS CO.
- Funeral Directors.
'"' ATI the Conveniences ef a Home.
Wood lawn 8306. 248-280 Killingsworth ave.
' F.'S. DUNNING, INC.
THE GOLDEN
BULB CNDERTAEERS
414 E. Alder st
Phones East 62. B-8225.
A. D. Ken wort fay & Co,
- 8802-8804 92D ST, 8. E.. LENTS
Phone Tabor 5387. Home Phona D-81.
East T81
B-1888
P.L.LercfaMI"'il,
Assistant
UNDERTAKERS.
11th and Hawthorne
R.T.BYRNES
New residence es
tablishment. 801
Williams ave. Woodlawn 220.
STENTEE A EILERS. funeral psrlers with all
tbe privacy of a noma, loth and Everett sta.
Phones, Broadway 2133. Home A-21S3.
MILLER 8c TRACEfTiadependent funeral direc
tors, r rices as low as szu, so, oo.
Washington at Ella. Main 2891. A-7885.
. h"."w7ga"bXe a m.
Successors to W. H. Hs mil ton
1878 E. Glisan. Phone Tabor 4318.
DOWNING A "M'NEMAIl, successors to Wilnn
8c Ross, Multnomah at East 7th. Irvington
autnci. Kast o.
A.R.Zeller Co. 1,5 lssioVs!
r UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4162
awFv.VT-w A-2321. Cor. Third and Clay
Ra.assaoJR.Sm.rt.tUTab. 1268. B-2646
UI bb&VVaJIUiUI& 1047
Belmont St.
MOXTJIWETTTS
PortSand MarbSe Works
286 4th at., op. City HsIL Neu Bros.
RLAfSlNG GRAfllTE Co
L ia7-3RO ST, AT WAOlSOn ft J
FLOBIKTS
Smitlhi's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive' Florist. "
Flowers for All Occasions.
Msin 7218. T. C. LCKE, Mgr., 6th and Alder.
Geo. Betz & Son
8!nce
1886
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and ail occasions, 697 Williams are. Just call
Woodlawn 1812. - -Joseph Beta. Manager.
LUBLINER
TWO STORES
We strive to please.
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. and Park. Marsh. 267
828 Morrison, Portland Hotel. Marshall 753
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists. 884 Wash
. in aton. Main 269. A-1269. Flowera for all
occasions artistically arranaed.
CLARK BROS., florists. Morrison St.. bet. 4th
and 6th. Phona Main 7709. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 287 Washington at,.
net. tb and atn- elain 61QZ.' A-1101.
- N. W. Bank bldg. Main
3 6116. 811 Morrison sc.
l,OST A1T FOrNT ' tt
THE following" articles were found on ears of
uie 1'. K.. u. it f. (jo. July it : e purses,
pin, key,,watcn, insurance book, transfer punch,
Handbag. pairs gloves, s packages, sweater,
coats, tea kettle, fishing pole, 4 lunch boxes.
can, 4 suitcases, 7 umbrellas. Ownara may ob
tain property at first ana Aiaer sts.
LOST On , Monday . morning, early, between
' Winchell and Broadway, suitoase containing
man's clothing, 3 photographs, . ate. Wdln.
4902. " Beward. . .- " - r-
LOST Between Multnomah botel and Broadway
bldg., one silver and rhlnestoa shoe buckle,
Return to Ellison-Walts, xfroaaway bldg.; re
ward. -
LOST By working girl. 332. in front of Co
lumbia theatre oldg. iietura to Pacific lxng
Distanee chief operator. Telephone bldg., and
receive reward.
LOST Down town, Moore's non-leakable foun
tain pen; gold bands, letter A engraved: keep
sake; leave at Journal office or notify George J,
Arneson, napiewooa, ir.
LOST Pin DELTA PHI FRATERNITT KET
finder please call Tabor 2977 and receive
reward. -
FOUND Pair soeetaclea In First National Bank.
Owner caa have same by raising at bank and
Identifying. : '
LOST In St. Johns or -Albina. discharge ra
pers; finder , please . return to owner, , 288
jrront at. -
LOST Small Fox Terrier dog 8 months old,
black and white, well marked; reward. Call
Bdwy. 188.
WILL party finding parcel containing child's
bathing suit and water winga on Mt. Scott ear
Sunday evening please call Tabor' 6804 ? 'Reward.
LOST Amethyst pin snrrounded by pearls Sun.
eve. in the business district or Majestic theatre.
Auto. 07 3-80-. Iteward.
HEART shaped locket, engraved "E. 1. W.,"
containing 2 pictures; gut of devaaaad motnsr.
East 2813. Reward.
LOST two pink silk camisoles; finder please
call woooiawn oe. - . - -
LOST Brown neck fur. Washington or 23d at.
reward. lo K. Morrison. East 694.
LOST Gold wrist watch case No. 5241855, $5
. reward. Tabor JXBT.
MONDAT. while shopping, 830 ein I
satisfactory reward. Main 6827.,
85 biO
IXST
An Atr.dnle doe. ASH K MLh t V rtr
pnona hmo. ji.s. newaro.
STRATED Bay bona. 1100 lbs.
Lenta 4812.
Call Auto.
HELP WANTED M ALB I
TWO first-class Harley-Davidaon mechanics;
other than first-class men need not apply. See
Mr. Abbott. Motorcycle
A Supply Co., 200
aa sr. -- - x. r .... '
EXPERIENCED presser oa
position. Apply in person,
and Dyers. 180 Grand ave.
Hoffman; steady
D. S. Cleaners
WANTED First class, upholsterer. Portland
Furniture Manufacturing Co., 1249 Atacad
am toad.- - - , . -.-. ---- -.
EXPERIENCED tufting machine ope rat on;
steady employment; pleasant . surroundings.
United Mfg. Co.. 25th and Hofladey a'..
WANTED Young man to drive delivery car
for grocery. Wdln 106.
WA NTED A first class vulcanizer. Phone
Bdwy. 2916, or call at 831 Burnside at.
EXPERIENCED roaebudden waated-'TaboTl 2T.
DEATHS AST) FTTKERAIiS
HELP WANTED M ALB
EXPERIENCED sight janitor. Most furnish
beat references. Apply -employment bureau
before 10:80.
L1PMAN, WOLTE A CO.
THK MEIER eV FRANK CO. reqnlrea the sarv
leea of Iwo txMruiirad bnnhelmfltn. Annlv
Employment Bureau. Sixth. Floor. . Meier A
Frank Co,
WANTED Mas aad wife to work on (arm s
mas to do aenerai farm work and woman to
asxiat with housework. 8100 per month and
board. B. H. Keener. Forest Grove, Ox.. It- 1.
A . Few men wanted for steady work' by Port-
. tana t.aa er joke Co., at plant on L4nntoa
road. Take free bus at 23d and Saviar ata..
at 7:18 a. m.
LARGE wholesale house has a position open
lor a young man as ledger alerk. Good cnance
for advancement. Stat ate aad ' salary ex
pected. B-380. Journal.
HELP WANTED -MI8C. 48
tLEBKS (Mea. women), 13 upward, for
postal mail service. 8183 month. Examina
tions August. Experience unBeeeaeary. For free
particulars, write J. Leonard (former civil serv
ice examiner), 008 -Equitable blag., Washing
ton. IX C.
HELP WASTE
FEMALE
INTERESTING
WORTE-fHEE WORK
FOR
YOUNG WOflp '
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
EARN ' ,
$60 FIRSJ MONTH
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
REFINED AND
HEALTHFt'L
SURROUNDINGS
APPLT NOW
Bonra 601. 6th Floor,
Telephone Building,
Park A Oak Sta.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
A TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Wanted Girls
... For Power Machine .
Operators
THE WORK IS EAST TO LEARN. PLEAS
ANT. WITH GOOD WAGES; ALSO A LARGE
BONUS PAID WEEKLY.
EXPERIENCED GIRLS PREFERRED, BUY
SOME INEXPERIENCED GIRLS ACCEPTED.
GIRLS MUST NOT BB OVER 25 OB. UN
DEB 18 YEARS OP AGS,
MODERN AND j UP-TO-DATE ; FACTORY
WITH SATURDAY AFTERNOONS OFF.
APPLT AMES -HARRIS-NEVILLE BAO CO.
18TH AND HOYT STS.. BETWEEN 7:80 AMD
8:80 A. M- :
EXPERIENCED saleswoman for needlework de
partment. . Apply Employment Bureau before
10-.su.
LIPMAN. WOLFE A Ca v
WANTED Girl 23 to 38. housework, "and as
sist old lady; practical nunte: 2 in familv:
so washing; easy place; wages 340 to $60 per
m on til. o beaus allowed. Pnoae Tabor 4U56
from 8- to 9. Residence 1175 East Main st,
COMPETENT and trustworthy ofJic girl, for
responsible position : state references, previous
employer, aoaresa ana teiepoona number, w-4. 1
Journal.
AN EXPERIENCED aerond maid, references,
eicellent wsgt. 85 N. 20tb St. Bdwy, 2088,
RELIABf.E woman to take charge of houoe and
2 children during summer months. L-580,
Journal.
EXPERIENCED makers and Uimmen for city
ana out ar town aosuiona. . MUller m. $
Co., Royal bldg.
WANTED After Aug. 1st, girl for cooking,
nrst iioor worx; no laundry. Main 147 s.
1773 DERBY st. girl wanted as waitress;
wages to right girl Phone Woodlawn 88
GIRL or woman for general housework, 8 adults.
East ZSBS.
HELP WANTED MALE
A'ND PEMALK
tt
WANTED Men and women to learn the barber
; trade; receive soeae pay while learning; posi
tions secured; Oregon ex-service men. the course
ts free to you; call or writs for particulars and
catalogue. - MOLlUt .BAJaBJCK COLLBOK, 284
Burnsid. at.
MEN, WOMEN leans barber trade; wage, while
burning; position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years
experience. Oregon Barber College, 238 Madiaon.
PORTLAND Barber' College ' pays you while
ssanung, gives you set of tools (res; posruons
secured. 38 N.
2d I
at.
HTJSryESS A7IP TiAPE HCHOOLW 88
O'MAI.LET dancing school teaches you aor
rectly and quickly all the latest ballroom
dances- stage dancing: day and eight ci'
Private lemons daily. Stadio 610 Eilen bida-
287 Washington st. r . -LINK'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE So
conrsae book keeping, stenography, srQ service,
secret a rial, special tea rasa Expert teachers, day
and alght. isnrou now. Broadway oosg.
By Herriman
BUSINESS AN1 TRADE SCHOOLS fa
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Largest in the West.
ASSURES EVERT GRADUATE
A POSITION.
Enroll any time of year.
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Phone, call et write for tree succeas
catalog.
- A Position for Each Graduste.
AL1SKT BUILDING.
LEARN a trade now and pay later. Are yu
merhanicaUy Inclined T If so. invMtiaste IIFM P-
HII.L'8 AUTOMOBILE A GAS TRACTOH
SCHOOL at 707 Hawthorne ave., cor. K. 20th.
where you can leers In six weeks to operate
and repair all makes ef autoe and tractors.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Touna men anJ woman wsnted: eaS 434
Railway Exchange' bldg. ; splendid opportunity
to learn a well pais profession, ttaiiway tele
graph Institute.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Regina Bucket's private school; individual
Instruction. 123 H Grand ave. East 427.
BOCKT MOUNTAIN f.achers' Agency Enroll
free. - Frank K. Welles, former assistant state
supt.. Mgr., N. W. Bank bldg. Phona Main 8276.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMEN and saleswomen: , Here U your op
portunity. If you have "pep then call at 307
Washington st,. Vancouver,. Wash., and look
this over. Open evenings.
SALESMAN WANTED to seU a line that is in
demand; a money maker for salesmen and
purchaser. Addreaa Capital City Nursery Co..
Salem. Or.
IF TOU wish to earn 310 a day see llr. liar
Wood. Portland hntal. bjitwean II aiut U rv m.
Room 439.
SITUATIONS M ALE ' 8
AUTOMOBILE shop foreman wants position ly
Aug. i; am employed at present; iu years
in the shop: can give the best city references.
C-508, Journal.
EXPERIENCED green house n& landscape
gardener: also veastab.js. ate., wants roi-
tioa in private place, bingle, reliable. Keler-
encea. B-574. Journal.
SEE Herkley for hardwood floors and rsfiiiUli'
ing. Tabor 4 964.
SHADE TREES truumed and trsaied. J. Ksis,
Prices reasons ble. East 3945.
PLASTERING, chimaeyiand cement work. ' CaU
Tshor 2C58, - 10ft E. 46th at.
ECREEN8 msde to order; old screens repairs.
300 Russell st Ant 817-27
SHINGLER. guaranteed
work
reaeonabia
Price. Tshor 8250.
PAINTING, papering, tinting, roofing; good
work, right cricea. Tabor T81.
PAINTIW.
MINING." BEST WORK. TAROR S6.
HARDWOOD noon, sold, laid, finished com
plete, by experts. 2S3 3d. Msin 4444.
SorsE and rSof pA!xTiNr kaTRo:
MINING. WALLS CLEANED. TABOR 621 a.
CARPENTERINGT RTTfSTNG AND"
HOUEUNd. PHONE TABOR 254.
PAINTING
AND Tin tin fi liEisnvlRic
WOODItWN 8826
CARPESTEit snd contractor.- iohhlna
in the buildina line.
East 6666.
FAINTING and
tinrin
by esperienc-d work
Can Eaat ai.94
Estlmstee free.
PXiS'TINQ, paperhanging, tinting. Sea 6T.
SITUATIONS FEMA7.7C 4
MIDDLE age woman wants buaewotk. :
. 850 Der - month, rnntn anH Kr tA . AAtrmM
Mrs. Msry Hull. Hoskins. Or , care Ritners ('imp.
ELDERLY C. a widow wants permanent home
with friends who will acecpt ber semcea.
Phone Tabor 8191.
NEAT, refined, ambitious, economical widow
wishes housekeeping. L-531, Journal.
WOMAN wants houaerlesnlng; reliable; refer-
nm. wuoaiawn a 0 7 0. "
LACE, scrim. Marquisette curia ins hand laundered
o ye.ni experience. Mt DIDO,
DflF.SSMA YINts
43
DYEING, cleaning, prewiing. drekamaVine. ra-
modeling. relinina. alteralinna. nleatin Pea.
sons ble prices. The Cabinet Cleaners A Dyers,
424 Morrison neer 11th. Msin lftas.
ALTERATIONS, refitting andmskiiigoriadIe7
garments, reasons b la orleM: work vnarate1
Ljr. Reubin. Ladt' Tailor, 408 Buab A Lane blg
FIRST class dresemsking, tailored suits, strn-t
. , ana iru wiiirm. aara. acuj,. (Di
Vancouver sve. Phone 81 6 06.-
EXPERIENCED drwmsking; children's clnth-s
a speelslty. 74 9 f-ast Giian. Ant. 810-70.
KTfRSES
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PRACTICAL nurse doeiree pcailion. i'Uone Last
721 1.
PRACTICAL nurse desires position. I'bona Lat
ten.
PTRNISHED HOOMS
MAXWELL HAIX
207 Hth St.
Cool and airy furnished and H. K. rooms,
modern, close, ia. fine location; transients. A
home away from. soma.
HOTEL, BARR
1H N. Sixth 3 blocks of depot
.81 par day, 85 per week and up
Hot aad cold water, stesm heat.
Free phone and hatha
TAUTHTORrUM HOTEL" " "
Mew management, strictly modern, newly fur
nished, new elevator; 84.60 up; transient. 81
par eight. -.
208 THIRD ST., NEAR TAYLOR.
ATTRACTIVE rates to permanent gnevts. a-
our eeeommodatioBs. NEW PEiiKLSS iio
TEL. FUtb and Washington;
NOBTON1A1 HOTEL, Portland's downtown hu'--class
family botel; rooms an Suite or single;
with or without board. Ws give you all the
comforts of a home. Reasonable rates.
DAYTON HOTEL
190 H First st. Corner Taylor.
' Nlrrly furnished rooms, hot and cold wafer
and steam heat in each room. Rstes 13 wek up.
3rSAY, 83 week, iiicei f urnfahed" "if .toa.
bathe free, bot water at all hours. Hotel
Cadillac. 3d Pear Jefferson.
NEWLY turnwhed room for reut- Wat
Walking dinunce. Msin 6618.
NICELY furoislied tuns, hot and cold w..,.
269 V4 6th t-
HOTEL ALBANY , modern rooms, 1 4 7 t4 i
rtJBSISHED ROOMS fEITAIS
FAMILY ;
IF you want a beautifully fumUhed, clean rin',
upper flat, reasonable, hot water, t hose, cil
at 145 H N. 21 at at. after 6 p. m., or caii
Ant. 51 0-48. .
MODERN furnished room, pleasant suMwindinc,
walking distance. Phone East 4007. &l
Hssaalo at.
TWO sleeping rooms, hot and cold wster. j"ho'i.!
close In; also 2 basement H. K. room. 2i
N. 17th at. Broadwa y 4 40
FLRMelHED room, modern, hot and cold
suitable tor gentleman.
East 3015. CaJ
arter p. m.
NICE large sleeping room, suitable for 2 gen
tlemen. Main 6 IS 2. -
A Ft RNI8HEDroem. strictly modern, waik.r
- distance. 440 J5.Clay. East, 858.
NICELY furnished room in strictly-modem
walking distsnc Msin 7638.
- t5rr r 5 1 H E D It OO M- 1 !
A TOUR room flat" individnar furnace and t
gaa stove, extra disappesring bed and is'tnriif
trays, 830 per month, water paid. Pnona Wooi
Um 8768.
ROOM ft AMI HOARD
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON '
880 10th St. For tmsineae girls and stu
dents; reasonable rates. Marshall 12S1.
BOOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE
FAMILY T"
VERY large front room near bull, beat, i
phona. Call 303 3 3d st. M eals if ?
ITotHERTY lady wIlfTaard a litUe boy oraJ
Marshal). 824 78 N. 2 21
BOOM and board, ckM -in, W,t Sida; mosa
conventences. Broadway 8T64.
WAN T ED A lady to room; breaklui d tZ
sired. Auto. 311-08. '
STEAli-HEA'fEn room.
rnnnlng
water,, . ?
Main eSsi.
walking distance.
Table board.
882 Tenth at. '
ROOM and board lor busineas couple. C. S.
ferved; modern boae; 20 mlnubea out.
bor 4078.
WANTED Children to hoard and care for ;
my borne. Tabor 7308.
GOOD room snd board in private home. 1 .
K. Hoyt. Tsbor 7515.
ROOM and board for 1 or 2 gi ri ; r ! or e p.. ,
ilegea. 495 Tillwrnook st. Kant 6ft oj.
HAVE 1 OR 2 PLEASANT ROOMS l"V,L'
GIVE WITH BOA RO. TA BOH 4 2 1 6
LADY will board 2 Uttl. girls, Jlar-'.a i i.
tContlnuad eo Fallowing