MONDAY, AUGUST '0.
1020.
THE OREGON
DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
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OLYMPIAN WILL
GO ON THROUGH
RUN TO ASTORIA
i Through passenger service will be
established between Portland and
TXstoria by the steamer Olympian of
the Northwestern Transportation
.. : ' . . , . . & Wn . S
Will i leave Portland at 7:10 a. m.
and j will make the run to Astoria
without stopM, using the ship chan
nel j, She will, leave Astoria at 2 p.
m., arriving- atj Portland at 7:30 p.m.
j : When sailing under the name of Tele--graph
the Olympian was rated as one
of the fastest stern1 wheel boats afloat.
Recently she has been repaired and the
machinery Riven a thorough overhauling-
On the trip to Bonneville. Sunday,
she attained a maximum speed of bet
ter than 20 miles an hour.
With the placing of the Olympian in
the passenger servtee between Portland
and Astoria, "tha number of vessels en
gaged in that traffic will be increased to
seven. The Harkins Transportation
' company is operating the steamers
Georgians, Lurline vand Undine. Cap
tain V.. A, "Wlllson ha the steamer As
torian in daily service running opposite
the Georgians on achedule. The O-W. R.
& N. ! company has the steamers Hassalo
and Harvest Queen on the run, both
leaving at night and caring largely for
the beach traffic on the North Side.
- No advance In passenger rates has
been ' announced for river boats to keep
in accord with the rail tariff. It la also
announced that the placing pf the Olyra-
' plan on the run will not reduce the pres-
! ent rates and no war is looked for.
.MOTORSHIP: ASTORIA NOW
! OVERDUE FROM 'FRISCO
Out 14 days from Ban Francisco ' for
, the Columbia river, there is no word
of the motorship Astoria, under char
ter td - load lumber for South Africa
for, lialfour-Guthrie. Under ordinary
conditions the Astoria should have
made the trip ! in five days. She" has a
smalt salt area and only 450 horse
power. She is owned by Charles R.
MeCormick. j '
On n rrnt vrwaa-A mit thA A -trrl
used, up 28 days in making the trip
fromf-Astoria to Honolulu.
"I do not look for anything wrong
-with the Astoria.' said W. J. Jones.
"She is alow, has little power, and car
ries only enough sail to steady her.
Heavy weather and northwest winds
have held ber back. I . would not be
surprised- to hear of her reporting at
San Pedro or j Ban Diego. "
SKKKS TO STOP FliOW OF
L FUEIi Oil FROM SEWERS
Cantain J. Sneier. harbormaster, in
a communication to Chief Young of
the fire department, asked' for the co
operation of the land forces In stop
ping the flow of fuel oil from sewers
of the city. I .
' Last week ther waters of 'the Willam
ette were coated with fuel oil, and all
efforts to locate the leak were unavail
ing: until yesterday. Captain Speier de
tected the overflow from several sew
ers. Investigation showed that it earns
from some of the shore plants using oil
STEWARDESS AND MATE OF
STEAMER UNDINE MARRIED
Katherine Brignone of Cathlamet,
Wash., and Clarence Noon of Portland
were married Monday afternoon j at
Vancouver, Wash. The bride is stew
ardess of the Harkins line .steamer
Undine and, the groom is second mate
of the same craft. The wedding came
as a surprise to " their shipmates and
frlnda Tha i tiwlv.WMlii Til n m to ire-
main In their individual capacities for
the summer and then establish a per
manent home port in Portland.
ALIi ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The Standard Oil tanker A. F. Lticsa
arrived up Monday and is discharging at
Willbrldge. . i
The Associated tanker W. K. Herrin
arrived at Linntou and the Frank H.
Buck sailed.
The steamship Deslile from Portland
for the West Coast Is reported from Vale
para! so. Auguat 7.
The barkentine Annie M. Rolph, Sharp
ness for 1'uKet Sound, will receive or
ders off TatooKb. to proceed to Portland.
Sh Is tinder charter to Balfour. Guthrie
A Co., and will load for South Africa.
Positions of Vessels j
Radio reports from North Head give
positions of; the following vessels' at 8
t p. n. August 8 :
K. H. Meyer, Grays Harbor for . San
Pedro, 13 miles south of Grays Harbor;
- Kastern Ocean, Portland for Europe
via Port San Lulu, off Cape Mears.
ltti-heoncal. Seattle for Portland, 20
miles from Portland.
Oleum,' San Luis, for Portland, 25
miien from 'Astoria.
City of Topeka, - Portland for Coos
Bay, 7S miles south of Columbia river.
News of the Port
i Arrival Augutt
v Oleum, American telmer. from Port San Lais,'
a. - - i t '
Richconcal, American itea'mer. from San Fran
ci!o Ti Seattle. J- ,
CaiHattt A. V. Lucxi. American ateamer, from
San l'ctlro, oil. - t
i i Arrival Aufurt ,
Frank II. Bock. Amarican atwmer, from Mon
terey, oil. " I ! :
Depart uraa A utui
Vtrrn Ocean, American steamer, for United
Kingdom, wheat. l
UiMe t'ity. Ameriran r.tesmer, for San Francto
iCo. pataensern i and teneraL ' '
Th Anfp-. American t earner, for tnited
Kingdom, flour.. : . .- j i
MA RINK A I.MAX AC p j
Weather at River1 Meuth i
North Heed. Aaa 9. Condition the-moutli
f th riTr at nntm: Wtiaiu clear wind outl
13 mile, aea smooth.
' Tlrte at Artorta Tuaeday ' ,
Hih Water low Water
1:0 a. m.j.S.O feet S:49 a. m....O;l foot
. .S4 p. m... 8. ft feet S :S3 p. ra. ....t feet
DAII.T RIVER READINGS!
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STATIONS
I'matilla . . .
AlNiny . . . .
Salem ......
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Portland . . . .
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RIVER FORECAST i
. ... Th, Vuiamette river at Portland will con
tinue to tall during tha next three 4ar-
AT "EIGH1101iIXG PORTS
. Astoria,' Aa. 0. Arrived, ft 1:41 bMt night
and left up at 3 a. m., ateamer Captain A. F.
I'ttcas, from Kan 1'edriv Arrived, at II la-t
niht and left np at 8 a. m.. iimntr Ulrern,
from Port San Luis. Armed, at H and left op
at :3t a. m., tteamer W. F. Herrin, from
Uavlota. i -. .i :
llonckonc, Auz. 8. Sailed, steamer Iawlet.
for" INirtland. ' .
- Valparaiso, Aug. T. Arrived, ateamer Delisle.
fmm PrtUnd. . ! .
Han Francivco. Anc- R. Arrived, at 6 a. m.,
steamer Atiaa and barse 03. fmm I'ortland.
A.bria. Aus. S. Sailed, at 0 :S0 a. m.. UulU
nomah, for San Francuco. Sailed., at o a. m..
wimtr Tne xnaeiea, . lor 1 niied Klnfchim.
Hailed, at 11:30 a. m . ett-amer City of Teka,
(f Sau FrauciEco via Eureka and Coo Bay. Ar-
KILLED HIS WIFE, BUT L
) TOO KIND TO FIGHT
fete wAv&KHvutt-ji tv.
Hi :;
i v
1 P
; ! Olaf Anderson . ' I
Albany, Aug. 9. Although he has con
fessed that he pushed his wife into tha
rlwr and drowned her at Astoria, Olaf
Anderson, according to local draft board
members, was too ; opposed to killing to
fight in the United States army during
the war. Anderson, - who was living
near Brownsville, i when war was; de
clared, claimed exemptiton from the
drift on thei ground that he had a wife
and child to support, and that he ;was
a i conscientious objector. His wife,
whom he confessed to have killed, came
to Albany to testify for him at that
time. .. ; ; . i i , :
The funeral of I Mrs. Anderson was
held at i Brownsville Sunday. Rev.
Prances Arant, pastor of the Christian
church, conducted the services.
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Non-Partisans to
Put Own Ticket
'IntheCampaign
Vancouver, "Wash., Aug. 9. The ' de
cision to enter a third party in the
county primaries has been made by the
Non-partisans, following a long strug
srl of the various elements of that or
ganisation, including the Workers Non
partisan ; league. Central Labor coun
cil. Forty -eighters. Farmers' Non-parti-sah
league and members of the ; rail
road brotherhoods. It Is now the plan
of! the league to enter a full political
ticket when they meet in convention on
primary day.
It was decided a few weeks ago that
the- league, instead of placing its can
didates in the field on a separate ticket,
would simply indorse their candidates
on the Republican ticket.. According to
C II. Moran, president ' of the labor
council, it was decided that such a
move would be. detrimental to the best
interests of labor. "We have come out
into the - open," Moran declared. ,'and
we intend to fight this thing to the
finish." j i '
riflcl, at it and left up at 2:15 p. m., steamer
Kieheonral, from San iVancisco : via Seattle.
Saiiled, at 6:80 p. m.. ateamer Robe CUy. for
8 tun K rami co. Sailed, at -:15 p. in., t.bamer
vUctern Ocean, for Canal, for orders. Bailed, at
t ' m. . cbooner Ecula, for Sidney. "
;San Francisco. Auj. . r(I. X. S.) Arrived.
Aiurat 8, Bea Kina i I tbwihr barge Erakine M.
l'helpa), from 1'ort Sau LuU, at S t. m. ; Fort
Brajfs. frum Ixx Anseleo. at 4:110 t m. : Atlas,
from Astoria, at 5 a. m. ; Humboldt, from Lo
Anceiex. at o:SO a- m. : Admiral ueirey, I mm
Seattle, at A:S0 a. m.: Klamath, from Belling-
ham, at B:50 a. m.: yacht nO Time Again, Irom
Seattle, at 10:45 a. ni. ; Wliiaier, from 1'ort San
I.uiK, at 11:5U a. la-: l'aiadciia. from Albion, at
lil p. in. : Tahoe. from neoondo, it 4:31) p.
nu; Hague Mara, frnni New Orleans, at 5:25 p.
mi ; I'ort Sanndera, from Santa Cms, at 7:40 p.
m. Sailrd, August 8. City of -Omaha, from Yo
kohama, at 4:30 a. m. ; Waitaniata, for ancou
vr, st 8-:80 a. m. : Carmel. for tiray Harbor, at
leHSO a. m. ; Bertie M. Hanlon, for Albion, at
3;30 p. m. ; Rotanan. for Buenoa Aires, at 2:50
P. m.T Klamath, for Los Angeles, at 8:SS p.
m. : Caxpar, for"f'a"ipar, at 12 :05 a. .n-; Silver
Sbell, for St. Catberlne I'oint Arrived, August
0 Arctic, from Fort Bragg, at t:45 a. nv; barge
Fullerton, from 1'ort San Luis, at 3:30 a. m. ;
I Trident, from Los: Angelvs, st 10:45 a. m.;
Iaree Simla, in tow of tug Sea Eagle, from Port
Wrnn Luis, at noon; Daisy Putnam, from Los An
geles, et iv:en s. m.; Asuncion,, xrom ia a n
gsles, at noun. Ssilrd. Ausust 1). Wliittier, fcr
1'ort San LuU. at 6J5 a. m.
li Seattle, AM. L X. S.)i Arrived 8th,
SH. City of Seattle,; from Southeaxtern Alaska.
;X5 p. m. ; trnsa Keys, from Smgaimre 1:30
; om City. from San Francisco. 3:90
ij m. : Admiral t;nu. Irom Tacoma. 5 n m.
Hailed . 8th, SS. Santa Ana. for Southeastern
Aiaska. 4:15 p. ra.', Tyndareus, for Vanrourer
and Comox, 6:-5 a. m. ; Horace X. Baiter, for
Kan Francisro via Eaule Harbor, 7 :20 a. tn. ;
I'jrinc Rupert, tor lriree Ruiert, 1 1 p. m.
I Seward. Aug. 7. ( 1. N. S. ) Sailed. North
western, southbound. 8 p. m.
Vsldea, Aug. 7. (1. N. S.) Sailed. S3.
Admiral v" atsoa, westbound, li p. m.
i Juneau, Aug. 0. (I. N. 8.) Sailed, 81.
Sbeksne. southbound. 1 a, m.; Jefferson south-
bvuud, 3:15 a. m.
Ketehtkan, Aug. 7. 11. S I a. s. Aiasaa,
aorUibound, at 4 :30 p. m.
Yokohama. Aus. 3. (I. X. 8.) Arrived. S.
S Detighu from Seattle.
Balboa. Auc. . II. N. S.) -Arrived. Etnng-
bam, frra Seattle and Taeoma. '
j San Pedro. Aug. 7. (L X. B-l Arrived. H.
Si Admiral Sebrre, from Seattle via Ocean Falls;
llresidcnt, from Saa FraWtsco.
1 VicUria, Aug. S.-lL X. S.) Arrived. S.
R,. Matawa, fnm Vsnoourer to drydock ; passed,
SI S. Mount KTna. from Camoose.
! Port Yowrwrrxt. Aug. 7. (I. X. S.) Arrived.
Si. S. Snaqnalmie, from Everett via Comox. st S
in. m. Arrived. Auguat 8, S. S. Hsymon, from
llaeoma, at 8 a. m.
J roint Wells, Aug. . I. N. 8.) -Arrived,, a
St" Quabbin, from San Pedro via San Franeiro.
Sailed, August 3, S. S. Richmond, for San Pedro,
tewing bargs 5.
j BiiUnchsm. Aug. 1. (I. X. 8.) Arrived. 8.
S. Brookdale, from Honolulu via San Francisco
and Seattle. '
j Kvoreit. Aug. .i (I. X. S.) Arrived, S.
8. West Notui. from Seattle.
I : ' '
There is a difference of. only two de
crees in mean annual temperatures be
tween Puget Sound and Sitka, Alaska.
The mean temperature for January is
33 degrees and tor August 56 degrees,
an annual rangre of only 23 degrees at
Sitka. ... I . ... ,
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wrr A TXT A en -opyrit, 1820. by lnternsUssi-1 iMinn ' .!..., .,;.:-.:..(- !
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xj ' H s ' ' 'T
3TE W TOD AT
I Houses Aivd Gakages
ifTfrfwfiU rOBTLAIl-HIIr0 I
If lid Sufi AurwHgnt i U
I tiray fi m u'tT 4-rT. 6taO.lf
n ilKJ fetfaw TIOC46 iftCADV AND I
LVnS Syi-Ay TO tUT TO.!
A flmt-maaa hoa or a race direes from I
(I b tactory at a UKA1 SAvIMU. kral
tl oy bo aaMolaaMs protn. W dU to in
L eautaca. ,'" ' tl
I' RgOlMAOC BUILDIN0 COMPAMV I
I Eat fcieventn and Marset : I
I" f twcki keuta i Mawtnarna, 'in
li rtwie Eajt 61 1 4 raniano. Ors V
$350O--$3500
VERY NIFTY '
Five-room bunealow wilth about $ 5 00
worth of furniture, located V block
from car, every imaginable built-in
feature and fireplace. This is a splen
did buy. Terms can be arranged.
. its Ctamber of Commerce
SE3TD US YOUR 01T CARPETS
tVs Call and Deliver)
Old Ruga and Woolen Clothing We Make
Reversible, HanS-Vovn
FLUFF RUGS
Room Size Fluff Rus Woven 61730
Rsg Rug- Woven All 6lx Ctethee :
Olsanlng and Oyeina i Dept. Mail
Orders, Send for Booklet-Mattrste !
. RenovaUd, Made Over, Mad to Order '
Feather Renovated :
Carpet CleanlBg
6i12 Ruas. Steamed Cleaned, 613
WESTERN FLUFF RUO CO.
64 Union Ave. N. East 6618, or East 76S8
WE CAXL FOR TO Cat OLD !
CARPETS
Bag- ssd Vvelca Clotklaff
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tnrned Oat Promptly-.
o.aa- null liiireo am cia
Mall Order Read for Book
let Carpet Ciena,
Laid ssd BefitUs
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
188 EAST EIGHTH STREET
' PHOSK EAST SM6
IUIII II mil I I II limTTOTlI'jejil
We Call and Deliver
Old Carpet and Bag Made lata
FLUFFRUGS
RK Ruys. Carpet Cieaninar and
Refitting. Mall orders. Send i
for Booklet.
Oregon Fluff Rug Co
its tail Stark - I Tabor 78M
Saiosroom West Park sad TamkUl
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow
MEETiyo NOTICES
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MIO CALICO DANCK
Gfven by Anchor couneil No. 746, S B A
W O. W. temple. 128 11th rt., Tuesdar. Aug!
10. Como for a good time. Large floor com
mittee will sec that all ham a good time Try
and win one of the prises offerod for the best
end mint origins! dress. - :
SCXNYSIDE LODGE NO. 1S. A.
F. & A. M. Specisl roniiwin''--tion
Tuesdsy, August 10. Temple
38th and Huwtlmrm-. Work ,
M- degree, 7 p. m. Visitors wel
come by order W. M.
JAMES 8. GAY 3r . Bec'y.
EAST GATE LODGE XO. 1S5. A.
K. & A. II.. E. KOth and lUiixan
sts. SiMK-ial communication J Mon
day, Auc. 9. 7:30 p. m. Work in
E. A. degree. Visitors welcome.
By order W. M. ' CHAS.T NELSON, Sec.
1LVHMOXT LODGE SO. 12. A. P.
st a. oi. -stated eemmunKatinn
this (Moodav)
evening. at 7 :80
in the Master
Visitors welcome.
IE L.1X. Sec y.
o'clock. Vork
Mason degree. ' :
V. M.
KENTON LODGE NO. 145. A. F.
A. M. Specisl communication,
Tuesday, August 10, commencing 7
P. m. Work in E. A. degree.. Vis
iting. Brethren welcome.
F. HOBINSON. See'y.
A STATED! eonciav. bf Wash
ington Onrnroandery Xou 15,
K. T.. win be held Tuesday eve
ning, August 10, at 7:80 o'clock.
AU soionmina Hie K'nilit .
cordially Invited. G. p. Eiwnan. Recorder.
K. FA rVAXHOE LODGE NO. 1. K. OF P .
X V meets every Tuesday night i at 8
iS72fLi' VP Ooor Pythian building,
WJf 888 YsgnJnIl street. Work in Esquire
rank. All Pythnns welcome.
ELMER L. ENGLISH. CL I C. '
u m
ibHffrZ it&SAi mm his. 7KT toxcj I rn ;L zijl i -
?F V1L. HITS - .:..! . --jC5 VyTrw
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WnXASfETTE TBIBB HO. 6.
Improvad Older of Red Wen.
aseeta tonicht (Monday) at Ao-
SitortsnL, ban. SOS to Ttm
Vititon vcleome.
. B. .U ' McTX!fAll.
! ' G of TL
ut hood Lodge no. 157.
1. and A. 1L BUted com-
monieaUon 'tomorrow (Tneaday)
renin. 8 n. m. All membejr
are requested toy be present, as
bonnes of imuortanc wiu come
op tmt actios tela date. I
F. Wj EN KB, Secretary-
UIBI.EU 3EWKI.FT a apeeialtr; buttooa, pina,
enania. Jaeer Broa.. ni-ii am J-
ZJitef Statistics j
marriages. Birtbs. Ltcoffix
' BIRTHS -
IABSCH To Mr. and Mra. C. Labuch. linnton.
Or Julv la. a aan. - I .
8ASDSTROM To Mr. and Mrs. G. A- Sand-
atrnm. 487 Failins. JoJv 25. a SOD.
COOK To Mr. sod Mr. K. Cook. 1002 Tioca,
Auk. ft. a Km. i
HEXDEBSON Te Mr. and Mr. Jamc I." Hen-
demon. 4926 Slat. July 20. a daughter.
KEDMOXI Te Mr. and Mr. Walter Bodmaad,
508 E. Richmond. Ane. 4. a daucnter.
HELMING To Mr. and Mr. William HeUnln,
Jr.. 1621 3d. July 27. a aon.
CRISWOLD To Mr. and Mr. Robert H. Gris-
wol.l 10f4 Corbett. Julv 29. a daurhter.
FERMQUIST To Mr. and Mr. E. C. Femautot,
821 Kelly. July 31. a aon.
THOMPSON To Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson.
.392 V4 Bnrnside. Aas. Si a danchter.
DEATHS AKTJ tTOTKAl8
in thii ritv Anmst 9. William D.
nrza ared 5S vear. BusDana oi juary
C. Brezee of this city and brother of Albert
Bresee of Konai. Alaska. Tne neceaseu was a
member of the fc. O. O. M. Remains are at
the residential funeral parlor . of McEntse
Kiler. loth and Everett i sU. Funeral notice
later. Kelso and Chebalu, Wash., papers please
eoPT- ' ' - , , L-
EDWAKD6 At Bseramento. Cal. , August 8,
All Krfwarri. beloved wife of E. B. Ed
wards, mother of Mrs. E. B. Whitney of Blocks-
bury, airs. 1.. iiart oi ronnnu
W. J. Kommg of salt laae. -unerai aerrjcea
will ha heM .'KiHiliT. Aumist 10. from the
chapel of Miller tc Tracey. Incineration Mount
Scott crematorium. 1
KING In this city, August 8, 1920, antes
King, aged 73 years, eeioveu Drouier oi an.
V. a i rlmn of . Wilhoit. Or. Fnenda in
vited to attend the funeral aerviee at Holman'a
funeral narlors. Third and Salmon streets, at
10 a. m. tomorrow (Tuesdsy) r August 10. 1920.
Interment Lone Fir eemetery.
LANE At the residence, 883 Beech st, Au
gust 9. Ethel Kreyer Lane, aged 82 years:
istr of Mr. Erma Christgau. Paul Kreyer and
Albert Kreyer of Portland. The remains ro
at Finleys, Montgomery 1st 5th. XoUce of
funeral hereafter. I
MAITLAND At the family residence, 41 E.
55th. August 8, Bobert J. Maltland, aged 72
years. Funeral aarvices vrill bo held Tuesday,
August 10, at 3 p. to., at the chapel of Breeze
& Snook. Belmont at 35th. Friends Invited.
HARTFORD The funeral services of the lata
Mary It. Hartford will be held Tuesdsy, Au
gust 10, at lOO' o'clock a ra. at Finley's,
Montgomery at 5th. - Friends invited. Inter
ment Rose City cemetery
BOGL'E The funeral services of the lata Edith
Bogue will be held this evening (Monday).
August -0. at. 8 o'clork p. m. . at Finley's.
Montgomery at 6 th. Friends invited. Inter
ment at Albany. Or. j
CHANEY In this city, August 7, 1920. Jose
phine W. Chaney. Kemain at Holman
funeral parlor. Third and Salmon streets. Notice
of funeral later. I
FBOESSNEIt At Chehalia, Wash., Mrs. Eucen
Froewner. aged 49 years. The remains are
at Finley's. Montgomery at 8th. Notice of fu-
neral hereafter. j '
PCRDOX Theodosia E. purdon, 115 E. 28th,
Aug. 7, 75 year, angina pectoris.
ALEXANDER Helena B, Alexander, Good Sa
maritan hospital, Aug. 5, 87 years, pneumonia.
HATFIELD James D. Hatfield. 2:28 E. 87th,
Aue.. 5, 38 years, tuberculosis.
BROWN Edith A, Brown. Portland sanitarium.
Aug. 6, 60 years, cancer.
CASEY Gertrude E. Casey, Emanuel hospital.
Aug. 5, 00 years, cholecystitis.
GODFREY L- E, Godfrey. 70S Charleston,
Aug. S, 74 yean, carcinoma of bowels. '
FrSEKAL BISECTORS
Dunninp; &i McEntee
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Now located in their new residential funeral
borne, Morrison st 12 th, West Side. Phoae
Brosdwsy 480. Atitomstle 615-68.
TH-i FUNERALlHOUE OF UEFINEMEXT
AND DISTINCTIVE BKRV1CE
Mote We have no branches nor any cooneetloD
whatever with anv other undertaking firm.
Edward HoSman St Son
Funeral Directors ; .
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
Main 607. A-161L.
Lady Assistant.
P. FIM.EY & SON,
FUNERAL DJRECT0RS
MAIN 9. MONTGOMERT AT FIFTH
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
THE GOLDEN BULB UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder st. Phones East 82. B-5228.
A. D. Ken worthy & Co.
6802-5804 920 ST. a E.. LENTS
Phone Tabor 6267. I Home Phone P-6L
" CHAMBERS C67
Funeral Directors.
AH the Conveniences of a Home. V
Woodlawn 8306. 248-250 KilUngswoTth va.
East 7
81
,L.Lerch u r.
E. llth and Hawthorn
B-1888 a
UNDERTAKERS.
R.T.BYRNES tltS.
Williams ve. Woodlawn 220, ;
mTENTEE A ElLERS. funeral pariors with aU
the privacy of a horue, 16th and Everett sta.
Phones. Broadway Z 133. Home A-XHS.
MILLER & TRACET. independent funeral direc
tora. Prices as - low as 820. 640. (60.
Washington at Ells. I Mate 2691- A-7885.
R ""W. CABLE Jk tXl.
Hncceasors to W. H. Hamilton
1978 E. Glisan. Pbon Tabor 4818.
DOWNING A M'NEMAR, successors to Wilron
Roes. Multnomah at East
7th. - Irviagtoa
district. East 64. i
Breeze&Snook 12a?i4.Z
A lTfc '7rfl r. 592 Willisms Ave.
AtK'vlICr 3 Esst 1088. C-1Q88.
MOir-CMERTB
Portland Marble Works
266 4th . QP- Ctty HU. feu "s
rk'wr---rv Vt AT HADtSOU j
'FLORISTS
TWO STORES
IV. atriTa Va BdeSSS.
848 Morrison, bet. Bdwy. nd Psrk. M.r,h 257
88 Morrison. PortUnd Hotel ssarshalljiaa
. . i Ev5 S-ar rinrii. 854! Wh-
MAKIL- . '.""" r.-J. m foe all
l-.-n . Uam ' t S-1QS
occasions artistically arranged.
X. W. Bank otog.; s.
wirilaLPirV&ll l 6116. 811 Morrison n.
XEKTTXO lTOTTCES
FLORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's PiU8isl Florist. " ,
Itovtn for AH Occasions.
Mate T21. T. C LtTKE, Mgr.. 6th and AUer.
. Geo. Betz & Son
Since
1885
- FRESH FLOWERS FOB FUXEKALa
and fell Oceanians. 69T WllUsms a vs. Joat call
Woodiawa 181-. Joseph Bet. Msnsger.
S-VRSTBROS.. florists. Morrison at., bet. 4 th
and 6th. .Phone Mate 7709. Fin flower
and floral dsaigna. No branch stores.
T0XSETH FLORAL) CO.. 287 Washington st.
bet 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A-11U1.
- loht ahd rounn . tt
L08T Airadal male do. straight brown hair
fuzzy face, white breast, front feet, white, bob
tail. License No. 1489. Name oa collar. Joha
Jochem. Reward. East 6965.
LOST Otw open 'launch, about 26x4x6, gray
engine without cylinders. Will pay for return
of same. Hinaleys Mann Machine Shap. Maia
7980. ......
LOST Brown leather pan at Dodgo park.
Bull Bun, Bun day. containing . bank book,
currency and diver. Finder please notify J. H.
Turner. Broadway 388. Liberal reward.
LOST 32x4 Goodyear tire with rim and rock.
in Seripps-Booth cover, between .Portland and
Battle Ground lake. Tabor 7220 or 1021
Chamber of Commerce. Rewsrd.
LOST Sunday evening, bunch of key on ring,
oa East 47th or Eaat Gl an. - Tabor 1T87
or return to 1929 East Glisan.
LOST A maia Boston bull brindle, white col
lar and feet white. License No. 2929. Maia
4918. Rew.rd. '
STRAYED OR STOLEN Fox Terrier with
smashed right front foot; answars to nam of
"Fosy." Reward. Wdln. 1210.
LOST Eastern Star pin. same A. G. LangkiU
on back. Finder bring to Mrs. C. B. Speller,
Northwestern Bank bids., room 412. Reward. -
LOST Heavy gold sunburnt pin, large diamond
m center, in downtown section, lie warn.
Broadway 4451. '
LOST dog at Oswego, half bloodhound, half
foxhound: Cowlitz countv. Wash., license.
Reward. Notify Albert Dim bat. Oswego, Or. -
LOST One dark striped coat.
Fhona Brook-
im gleaning. Bellwood 48.
FOUND Sunday. chUd's hat. Main and Park.
t en irom auto. Room 721, Hotel Congress.
LOSTMale canary.
Finder pleas call Eaat
FOUND Friday morning.
a bicycle, on
Mrs. Green.
Co
lumbia bird. Col. 687,
ts REWARD Lost
Phone Main 4844.
1 810 bill and 1 85.
LOST O
Portland Heiahts. black coat. bet.
Fern are. and Wash. st. Reward. Mar. 4880.
LOST
A black and white stripe parasol. Phone'
Wood lawn 706. Reward.
HELP WANTED MILK
TWO experienced dress goods salesmen. Ap
ply employment bureau befor 10:30. Lip-
man. Wolfe eVCo.
WANTED Boys over 16 or men for work
evenines. Permanent work.- AddIv to Mr.
Shepherd, circulation department The Journal,
Broadway and YamhilL between 9 a, m. and S
p. m. .
STOCK, crop, equipment, 40 acres, large prune
and apple orchard. Too old to farm- anv
longer. 87500; good terms. Quick action on
this. H. Olson. Beaverton. Ore. R. 4. Box 4 7.
A FEW men wsnted for steady work by Port-
land Ac Coke Co.. st plant on Linntoa
road. Take free bu at 23d and ttavier sts..
at 7 :15 a. m. -
MAN wanted to go in business for himself and
be independent bv buvina on- of one etetrie
safety blade and grinding machines. Inquire
86 6th St.. near Stark.
WANTED First-class Hudson and Buick auto
mobile mechanic: must be No. 1 man: work
12 months in tha Tear. Kastern Oretrnn inlii
Co., Vale, Or.
WANTED First class druggist, good pay and
steady position for the ns-ht Dart v. Mm
be gnnd salesman. Ausplund Drug Store, 110
N. 6th st.
40 PER WEEK for 3 neat young men -
ront hav pleasing personality to take rub-'
scriptiorm for magazines. 616 Henry Bide.
UPHOLSTERERS wanted for high grade work:
steady emnloyunVnt. Mfehaalaon Bn.
.osier nj., iimw- iidot i vnu.
WANT Carpenter to take contract building and
some rtrnodeling: must except a small mort
gage and tome cash as pay Tabor 261. i
LABORERS wanted for street paving, 85, H
hours ; cor. Union are. and Bryant. Van,-!
eouver ear.
WANTED -Good furniture finisher and repair
man. 0-S19, Journal.
WANTED Man to do stable work afternoon
and evenings. Call 416 E. 7th S.
EXPERIENCED Ferris wheel operator wanted.
Cell East 6384.
WANTED Young man to . help in warehouse,
Facifio Stoneware Co. ' j
HELP WANTED FEMALE
,
Girls Wanted
For
i
Bag Manufacturing j
j
TEN "- POWER MACHINE OPERATORS;
SOME rXEXPERLENCED GIRLS ACCEPTED.
THIS IS FDXCE WORK AND OCR GIRLS
AVERAGE 816.00 TO $25.00 PER WEEK.
$12.00 PER WEEK "
PAID BEGINNERS WHILE LEARNING. j
MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE FACTOR!
WITH SATURDAY AFTERNOONS OFF.
APPLY AMES-HARRIS-NET DLK BAG CO.
15TH AND H0TT STS. i
WANTED 1 girl on body press; 1 girl - in
starch room, 1 seamstress, 3 girls in flat
work department Experience not necessary.
Crystal Laundry, East 21st and.. Sandy. Bos
City car. ' i
RESPONSIBLE woman eook, pescnanent position,
good home, good salary. Apply to Mr. Levitt,
car of Leritt'a Dept. Store, cor. 4tli and
Washington sts. . j
WANTED 8 Neat young Isdies willing ! to
travel, $40 per week: not over 25 year of
age. Tall 516 Henry Bklg. - j
EXPERIENCED makers and trimmers for city
ana out or town position. Muller es
Co., Royal bldg. -
4 NEAT young ladies to work in business dis
trict of Portland $46 per week to take
subscriptions for magazines. 616 Henry Bldg.
WANTED Lady , for invoice desk; must be
- accurate, neat and good st figures; gir tele
phoBc number. Address W-283, Journal. .
GIRLS wanted. American Laundry, 140 E. 3d.
st. N. - . ';
EXPERIENCED lady grocery clerk, reference
"required. Phone Woodlawn 106
WANTED Two chambermaids.
i)2 X. 3d t
Americsn hotel.
f WANTE1
. V. -r w 11 n , 1
machine. 604 Goodhmigh bid. Main S14T
MUSIC course exchanged for fewboun' house?
work or laundry. Main 8018. V..
MAID
anted.
gene
ral Uotuework and cooking.
2 in fsmily.
155 N. 22d.
WAXTED Experienced girl to work in candy
. . . -mVV jy, JUnUOB. .i
HIW W A ITT ED FEW ALE
EARN -FIRST
MONTH
FIRST YEAR5
REGULAR IN CREASES
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
LtTNCH ROOMS
wrTW
MEALS AT? COST
APPLY AT
BOOM 601. SIXTH FLOOR.
TELEPHONE BUILDING.
PARK AND OAK. STS.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
EXPERIENCED saleswomen for
HOSIERY
MEN'S FCRXISHINGS. )
Apply employment bureau- before 10.30. V
UPMAX. WOLFE at CO. . . .
EXPERIEXCED girl for permsnent position
life insurance office. Knowledge shorthand,
bookkeeping, correspondence, soma execntiv
ability. Meatnesa. accuracy, integrity more Im
portant than speed., Beply in own handwriting.
tats age, experienca and civ reference. Stat
alary wantea to start, increase by end of year
ii aatisiactory. -B. journal.
WANTED B respects ble widow in country.
with children aged 2 to 15 years, woman
aged 20-40 years as liousekeeper, one or two
small children accepted. Take Willamette valley
Southern car, Oregon. City, to Glen Oak eta.
Bungalow on hill 40 rods south of st. Writ
W. F. Newlin. R. 3. Box 82. Oregon City, Or,
MUSIC course exchanged for fsncvwoik. laundry
or light housework. Main 8018. .. ..
HELP WAJfTEB-91 ALE
ATSD FRMAI.K,
SI
Hop Pickers Wanted
I srill be at the St.' Charle hotel in Port
land. 'Or., on August 9 snd 10 to reirlster 125
people to pick hop. No better -bops in the
state and will take about 18 to 20 days to
pick them. Ground dean, Co weeds. All clod-
mashed and In fin ahape. On of the very
finest camping grounds in tha country, tha best
of water right in the estop, plenty of sawed
wooa on trie grounds lor cooking. Tents si
ready stretched, with plenty of new straw in
them when you arrive on the ground. A few
shacks left. Tables and benches furnished. Will
haul pickers to and from station free of charge.
Good score on grounds and will sell st city
price. I will pay at least $1.45 per 100 lbs.,
and trior " if it is customs ry. Come and see
me at the St Charles hotel, or write me at
417 N. Commercial st.. Salem, Or. T. B. Jones.
HOP PICKERS
ATTENTION !
Wanted 1500 picker for T. A. Livesley A
Co. hop yard. 650 acre of best hops in the
state, practically all high trellis. Tints, apart
ment ho ue. wood, straw, tables' and stools fur
nished. Nice shady camp grounds. . Store,
butcher shop, 'restaurant oa grounds. Register
nd. msk arrangements bow at room602 Mc
Kay bldg., corner of 3d and Stark sts. Tele
phone Automatic 518-48. j
WANTED 1000 hop pickers; we again hsrs
the largest bop ranch in Oregon 600 acres
In hops all old planting except 70 seres; high
trellis, no sreeds; beautiful camps, 2 stores with
town prices, butcher shop; free wood and pur
water; dance hall COxlOO feet
Writs and register at ones for hop picking
our old pickers especially wanted.
E. CLEMENS HORST CO..
inaepenaence, w
FIFTT people to incS raspberries on shares.
Call Mar. 2887 or Tabor 820.
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 90
i BUSINESS COLLEGE
Largest in the West
ASSURES EVERY GRADUATB
A POSITION.
Enroll any time of year.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Phone, call or writ for free
cat sing.
A Position for Each Graduate. '
AL1SKY BUILDING.
WANTED Men and women to leant the bsrlwr
trade; raeciv some pay wall leaning; posi
tion secured; Oregon ex-servics men, tha course
I free to you; call or write for particular and
catalog-. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 284
Burnside t
LEAKN a trad' now snd pay lstec Are yon
mechanically inclined f If so, forertigste
HEMPHILL'S AUTOMOBILE A GAS TRAC
TOR SCHOOL st 707 Hswthorna re.,' cor E.
20th. where you can leant in six weeks to op
crate nd repair all makes of nto nd tractors
O'MALLEY dancing school teaches you cor
reetly and quickly all tha lates ballroom
dances, stage dancing; day sad night classes.
Private lesaons daily. Studio 610 EUers bldg.
287 Washington st -
BUSINESS MEN " :
If your need 1 trained, efficient office help,
call Broadway 4400. Clerical Help Service. 829
Artisans ( Beck) Building: ,
PORTLAND Barber College teaches the barber
trade in .eight weeks; -psys while learning'
good act of tools given; posititons secured; tui-
tion reduced. 88 N. Second st - -
QXKS BUSINESS - COLLEUZ Summer
cuuisss bookkeeping, stenogvspby. dril jwrvice,
secretarial, special eoarsea. Expert teaeheisx day
and night Enroll now. - Broadway '6086.
MEN to trsin folT firemen or brakenMnT$225 to
; 6250 monthly. Railway association. FX-
158. Journal.
EA8T SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 1
. Mia Regina Buckel' privat school; individual
Instruction. 1ZZH Cjrsnd ve. East 487.
MEN. WOMEN learn barber trade; wage ,whll
learning; positions guaranteed, kfgr. 22 years'
experience. Oregon Barber Colleg. 233 Madison.
ROCKY MOUNT AINTesc be rs' Agency Enroll
- free. Frsnk K. Welles, former assistant stst
opt. Mgr., - w. nana bid. Pbon Maia 8276;
BTJSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 96
LEARN TELEGRAPHY-
Teung men aad women wanted; can 484
Railway Exchange bklg.: splendid opportunity
to learn, a wall paid profession. Railway Tsle-
grapo mstnute.
WHAT have you to exchange for miuio course
or valuer Main soi. i .
SALESMEN ITAXTED - 88
WANTED Reliable automobile acoassory sales
man good commission. Territory for sal.
Call 825 Glisan street CoUing Automatic Car
buretor Rectifier company.
LARGE maaufaeturig corporation wants aev
eral good sales men who can furnish reference.
Steady employment and a chance for advance
ment, can at 114 1st st, Portland. Or.
WANTED Silk salesmen: only experienced need
apply; straight eoinmiuion NX-269, Journal.
SITUATIONS a ALB
WSniONS .WANTED ;
. W hav need for employment for a number
of men who are niore or less handicapped by
injuries -tncy nave raceivsa wnue employed in
the various industries of this state. Soma of
them are suitabl for farm work, sores for
watchmen and other fer othw kinds of light
employment. ; xiers is tn uu:
. - ... i . ' - !
57224 -Ag 29, Bulgarian, does not (peak
Knglish, neck injury, has had consid
ers bis experience in gardcoxng a
wants work in that lin. i
10265 Ag 80. Hindu, lost function of left
foot, has been employed In lumber
- camp, wants job as elevator operator
or watchman. ;
20691 Age 45.' lost two thirds function of
right hand, has had varied experience
and ahould be valuable handy man
about ranch; baa had much experience
; as teamster. -
65544 Age 86. lost function of left band.
. practically deaf, wants - Job as watch -
' man or careuksr ( about aoms- mill,
: "factory or warehouse.
27153 Ag 48, lost three fourths function of
1 right leg, wants Job; aa watchman,
25615 Ag 43. lost function of right hand
except thumb and part of second and
, . .. " third fingers of left hand, has bed
farm experience in old country and
can do light work on farm here.
34979 Age 83. lost three fourths function
right foot, wants j work in highway
construction.
These men do not expect to receive Jh wage
of ablebodied men. but desire, a reasonable wage
for the services they are able to render. They
desire, if possible, to find permanent positions.
11 you hav a Job available, pleas aaar
v ':: State Industrial ;.J j
Accident Commission
' Salem. Oregon
STEADY reliable married man interested in
laruiiiia . " - " ,, ,w w
wage can be applied to purchase of 1 or more
acres of ground with small cabin or cottage-;
can furnish best references. Call Wdln. 1772
or write O. W.. 756 E. 9th t. W.. Portland.
BOY. 14. wants 'Work on farm. References el
' changed. Call evenings at 6629 69th sve.
8. E., 6 blocks wast, Tramoat station. Mount
Scott ear. f "
CARPENTER, contreng, . general repair, re
modeling, etc: rsuaoi ; mechanic. - stroau-
way -487.- - :- ,- - - - - i ' :
SEWER- connection, septic tanks, ceuponls.
honves raised, cement worx, excavating. - a-
bor 8008. ' ! '
SCRAPING, waxing old floors; expert
Phone
Tabcr 8472.
HOOFS cleaned, repaired and Painted. All work
guaranteed; reasonable. Tabor BZW.
CESSPOOLS ; DUO
Wimtll.lWN: KSKS
SHADE TREES trimmed and treated. J. Kerr.
fnrw reasQnaoie. itast tn
X ana cement wore, uu
Tabor 2658. 109 K.' 48th st
CaRPEXTEU work and repairing done, Pbon
Main 7257.
CARPENTERING. REPAIRING AND RE-
MODELINU. FMtlS TAIJ ZSS.
fLTRtv!06O floora, sold. laid, finished com
plete, py experts. -oe e . jssio ee.
PAINTING AND TINTING REASONABLE.
WOODLAWN B3Z. ' -
HOUSE snil roof painting, walls deaued. -, Ta-
bor 521Z.
CARPENTER and contractor. Jobbing;, anything
in the building Una., East ,
ELDERLY .teacher want few weeks' work.
Room 24 Ryan hotel. I'hon Main WeT.
WANTED Window fixture and T stands.
288 Morrison st Mstn 4804.
PAINTING, peprhsoging. jtintine 8eliS636.
PLUMBING on'instalntentTplsni Tsbor8570.
SITUATION
EM ALE
SIX ambitious women Interested in msking
form. $75 to" $ 1 or imore . per month, to
csre for six open districts, representing Cpirells
Co.. Inc. It interested. csH Thursday. Aug. 12,
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. ra.i 269 6th at. Whits
Hall. apt. 8, Portland, Or. ! ;. -
POSITION wanted by refined woman, fond of
children.' as housekeeper sna eomnsnion or
nurse snd companion. No washing. C S. fam
ily preferred. Msr. 8617,
WANTED Work by hour. Ironing preferred.
Main 8547. ' ! "
WANTED Work by tha boor or day, 50c per
hour and carfare. Main 32 za.
WOMAN wants work by day; reliable references.
Wdln. 4575.
LADY would like dsy work. CaU Tabor 8400.
SITUATIONS WAITED .JfSfiE
A5D TKMUE II
48 SUITE of r lares furnished housakeeirfng
rooms, nice location, near shipyards; Wslking
distance. 184 Porter. Inquire upstairs. J
nprsvfiTTiia 46
DTKING, ' ciesning, pressing, dressmaking, re-
ZBCKiriing, rviin.ua, wwiaiw. - . --
able prices. The Cabinet Cleaners V Dyers. 424
ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladies
garment, reasonable prices; work ruaranteed.
Reubia. Ladles' Tailor. 60S Bush sV Lane bldg.
DRESSMAKING, work guarsnteed. prices r-
sonable. 811 Central bldg.. 10 IB ana Aiaer.
Main 8408. - - ' !
FIRST elaaa dresamakins. Uilored suits, atr-tt
dresses. -fancy silk snd voiles. Mrs, uy, JM
Vancouver eve. Pbon 816-06.
SEWING, reasonabl. 405 j Wsat ' Park st Main
484' rr f "
FCRNISIIKD ROOMS
- HOTEL, B ARR
112 M. Sixth 2 blocks of depot
$1 per day, 86 per week end p
Hot snd cold wster, steam neat
Free rhon and bath.
Hotel Me'dford
120 N. 5th, cor. GnssnJ Steksa beet, hot and
eold water, 2 block from : Union depot Private
baths. From 76 up. $4 week MP. - -
HOTEL-' 01Il07T66FRWTrCOR. MADISO.'
Housekeeping and transient rooms,, steam heat,
hot snd cold water, sutemstio sU-vator; jsts
f cents dsy up; weekly rates.- -"
.-: ' ; - DAYTON UOTEL - -
" lflOU rat at. Corner Tsrlo.
Nicely famished rooms, hot end eold wsbrf
and stesm neat In.esch room. Rstes $ week up.
LARGE fnrnishedMront bedroom, 762 fc. Burn-
side. East 8604
LARGE nicely furnislied ; corner room. Irriag
ton borne; suitable for two. East 488 2.
WILL share modern home with eoupl employed.
Tabor 8827. j
TWO Bice. Urge hmaekecping rooms, on the first
floor. 335 Montgomery, comer of Broadway.
FURNISHED rooms, $1.50 week up. 224 CUy.
By Herriman
ruRyisnED rooms t
NORTON I A HOTEL. Portland 'a downtown hitiif
class family hotel; rooms en suite or rlni:
with or without board. W rive yon all Us
comfort of a borne. Bessonable rates.
rURNISHED ROOM!
-PRIYATR
FAMILY - T6
FURNISHED room, walking Ui.Unrs; use of
kUchrn and dining room; also on single
room. Main 8412.
niceXt furnished room, modern conreniences;
reasonable rent; half blork from Hawthorn
cr. 692 Elliott ave., Iid's add. East 6041.
PLEASANT front housekeeping room, furnished
cnmt'lee, $l montb for (enUemsn. 451.
10 th t 8.
ON; frtiihed bedroom batii. telephone, etc
Gentleman only. 408 H Park st- Msin 4448.
YERY fine modern fnrnished room, prirste fam
HXj gentlemen only. 444 8d st
ONE furnished liedroom, hsth. telephone, :
enUemsnjMilyj 40i ParkJiIain4448.
NICK liuht and cool room, cios tn: rrir ur
rounding. Csll mornings. Est6 8 1 8
NICELY furnished room. wet side, walking dis
tance. 61 N. 21st st Msin 864.
ROOMS ATP BOARD
It
"thk martiia washingto'n
880 10tb st Fur business girls and stu
dents; reasonabl rates, Msrshsll 1251.
ROOMS A2fD BOARD FRIT ATE
FAMILY
WANTED To board and care for motherlena
boy in my faoxn and room father. Wood
lwn 8864,.
GOOD ROOM snd board in prirsi home. TiT3
H. Hoyt Tabor 7 615.
MOTHER LYTsdy will board litU boy or U
- Marshall 824. 75 N. 22 4 - .
ROOM and board, elos In, Wsat Ride: modern
conveniences Phon Broadway 8764.
BOARD and room in strictly private family. Tel
ephone East 2809.
WAIfTFP RQ QMS ATfJ BOA R D Jl
MAN with boy of 8 want room andboard In
privatfamUy. -W-234, Journal
WANTED HOMrT"IiOSE'"l! FOR 1 6 MOT-
OI.D BABY GIRI- E-422. JOUltNAI-
MOT-RKKEFPIWO ROOMS 8
FTJRMSHED AND I'NFl'ItN I8HED
Jt'ST what the working people want, V snd 2
1L K. mil, urge snd siry. best uf comlitinn
nd comfortably furnished, lust right for single
person or married rouplea, no children. !.
wslking diat $15 and up per mo. Del Monte,
i o l bimii St., near -Uta snil wasmngton.
ONE large, nioely furnished, airy front row
Absolutoly clean ; every convenience. So
able for 2; walking distance. 515 Yamhill st
CLEAN furnished" itousekeeojng mmii Tot
adults. 2P8 Mnntgnniery at cor. nth at.
-v
.i0 iT.cn. up, one ana two rooms, cisen,
furnished, bmisekeepi jg. 54 5 M Firnt.
ssiMir.K.-M nouseseeping rooms snd rooms, est
unno ve. Mil 493.
$20 8 furnislied rooms, ground floor, 134 E.
aura, corner aiortwon. Adults,
SINGLE housekeeping rooms, suitable for bach
elor; opposite Auditorium. 2 04 W Msrket at
FT7RNISHED housekeeping rooms tn rent, 409
xveaimon, wauna apta. r-sst btt.
norSEKEKFITfi? ROOMS
FTJBMSHfD AND irjfFI'Il MS HEX
PRIVATE FAMILY Tt
GOOD clean housekeeping rooms suitable fo
-m. t .lu m , U , fl 1 I
. .j . .... 1. 1 1 1, i ' i i c. n
rnnii ave.. one block Ho. of Hswtliome.
$30 and $.0 4 nd 2 -room furiiiaiied hi me-
keeping prtments. 543 E. 27u. Richmond
ewr to 27th, 1 block south.
LARGE front unfurnisoed hotiaekeeptn room!
ess. Uaht watar and r hone, wslklne (lllnr.
-616 per month. . Msrahall 824. 75 N. 2 2i.
A DESIRABLR l'ghr. houaekneping ronm".$ij
month. BS2 Flsnrters. Urosdwsy 22fV.
TWO or tliree It. K. ronmi, furnUlwd ; hat h
ana pnnne. li j;. nth j.
TWO fin-hoii.tekeeping room"for nice people!
916 E. Tamhilt
5 FURNISHED hai. rooms, wslking diatanre.
prirste enlranre. W4 4 K. 2d N. East 1 S.fl.
DESIRABLE room, with us of kit.lien; girl
employ!; wslking distance. Main 801 a.
FOR RENT HOUSES
UKFI'IISItHKH
II
8TG3AG B
COMMERCIAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
MOVING. PACKING, SHIPPING.
Reduced freight rates. For expert service
fall Broadway 70S. Manning Warehouse sk
Transfer Co.
I - Forniture Moving
Tim Transfer and Storage. Long diets fw
banling. 82 Union svs. N. Phone Esst 6484.
CALL BROADWAY 680
KORTH WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
i WASHINGTON AT TENTH STREET.
2-ROOM furnMiied eoitagn; gas; IV d, put car.
KZd N. to HollsUay ave.. I block east i'lWJ
Hollsday ave.
FOR RENT 4 room house with (tar air . wh
or without furnitnr: no children. 756 E.
9th st N. . 1
8 ROOM cottage ami garaue
Morka of rr
111 MoD'luy,
and (tore.
449 Magnolia st
East 1820.
WILL share mcxlt-rn uuiii mw uhiu
ployed. Tabor 8827.
FOR RENT 4 room collage, jwrtlv furniahi-d.
HSn Mi-Lenghlin re., orellwool 11ZA,
FOR RENT 8 room honxe, good location. In
quire 1282 Esst Ymlnll at
SEE FRANK L. McflClliE
TO INStltK AOAIN8T FIRE
2-ROOM honse for rent. 807 Msllory are.
HOUSES FOR RENT FCRNITlRE
- FOR SALE $1
, ROOMS of furniture, lo rnano; mod-m
:lutn..ln. F.. wmnt tn - .-u.fi. ilil. ,. lirili
Thurmsn st Ant. 517-04. :
FOR SALE furniture of 6 mm house; houaa
for rent 4 20 Tsylor st
VrnXlltHKI) HOI'HF.S
28
10 ROOM bouse," 331 Jefferson st., twen 6th
and Broadwsy, trtly furnished, northwestern
team heat; suitsble for liousin small organiza
tion. Will give lease to deairsble tenant. f an
be seen any time. Ready for immediate otu-
psnry. Apply cmveraiiy viuo, tsin ovo, ,ib
rxxin st.
9-ROOMED bnngalow, partly famished. wiUi 8 .1
lobs snd abundance of fruit For retn. ft 30
East 28U l nurth, cor. B rare a.
A ROOM, neatlv fumiiied hnnse. 325 Rom st.
i For particular inquir BrsUley A. Ewers,
Chamber of Commerce. s.
G ROOilM. modern'f!at furnace. $40, 10 mm
nntea' walk to Meier as Fraiik's. 643 6th
st, for reapomible tenant
F,OTtUEX'Tjiceiy fufniahed cr.ttsse. 3 blocks
i from east end Broads-ay bridge. 204 Croty
stl Adiilts only. Kai't 7818.
! FOREENT
; f ;ood furnislied 4 room bunenlow, ben houss,
fruit, bigsrd. Phone Tslor tSUZ.
GOOD 2 rfxjmnfurriished li'ruae. 903 E. 7 i , ttT K".
fell 181 12th t. H. W.
TWO room funiiahel cottage for 2 only. Kenton
car. 108 E. Winchell st
SOUSE. 6 rooms, for rent, furnished. 22.56T
! 4" Z2i Phone Hrosdwsy 4028. .
50 ROOMS, cottages, spsrtmeritfi, fnrnished,
nnforninhed to les-e or rnt 253 Gtbba.
FOR RENT FarnUhednoue, no "chlldrenT
i 826 tisrrtenhein eve.
FLATS TO RE XT, CSFlRXISHKD 1J
FIVE rtvm flat for rn.t
: Per mimth.
380 Cook a vs. 1-5
f&R-BENT 1 room fist, ' $ J T.50.' Call Tsbor
81 or Tsbor 653 after 0:30.
FURNISHED FLAT - t.9
.Al'TPACTItE S-room fiat, 'coinpietely lurnuiie i.
All Mitude roomt Desirable west side dis-
trirt. -vttO. Est 2578. -
HOME iirivileties, music leons, piano; girl e
ltojrei; references;, wslking distance. Main
8018. ;
FOUR room modern fist. mostly fumiheL
53 Vj 80U st MrmUvtUa csr. $22.
AFARTMEXTS FOR RENT
4
ALTAMONT APARTlfKNTS
(me 8 and one 4 room beautifully ftirnJibed
modern apt.; wslking distance; West Side., Call
Main 37&. .
TWO furut',hed roouu and prirste bath, n-nt
I $22.50, including use of phone. wti-r, gar
bsge tsken sway. I'hon Woodlswn -6111.
TJiRl.K unftirniaheit rooms snd pritsts bath.
rent (18.00. including u et phone, wster
snd ssrbase taken away. Phone Wdln. 6111.
ONE large nicely furnislied sleeping room on
' first floor, close in. lion rest apt., 175 12th,
corner Yaml dil. -
ONE 5, one 4, on 3 room iuifurnisiiel spt.,
and on 4 -room fnrnialied spt. for rant cheap.
Inquire Apt. 8. 1 840 V-. ;iinn St.
i . - THE KERUIGAN
i On nice modern 4 room s;t, also a smsll
one. 52 K 6th N.f cor. Dsvis. .
STEW I OUi sparlmeob lirimSiii sod 7th. E'
1 238. - ; ;
SUMMER EiORTB
. TENT CITY AT OCEAN
; VISIT COLUMBIA BEACH "Hy the Sea."
Completely fnmthed box tents in besuti'nl
gfove, $10 per week; grocery store, reftaursnt,
dancing;, just the place to i.end your vacation.
, 1 COLUMBIA BEACH CO.,
! 248'Stsrk Street. Main 84?9).
u aa Foiiowing Ft)