TV0 ADDITIONAL
STEAMERS NAMED
FOR LOCAL CARGO
Two additional steamships have
been announced for Portland load
ing by the; General Steamship com
pany, operating in the Australian
and the West Coast trade. They are
ih Waliina-ford for October loading
Callao and Valparaiso, "and the Las
Vegas for Australian ports. The
Las i Vegas' is for early September
loading. Part cargo -will be loaded
on Puget sound.
Previously announced for the General
Steamship company are ine eteamsnip
; Depre. due from San Francisco Friday.
She will take 2000 tons of wheat at
; Portland for Callao. The steamship
Meridan. September loading, will take
a mixed cargo of wheat, lumber and
flour for Peru. ... The Derboay, due Sep-
tember 15, will also clear for the west
coast and will take mixed cargo.
A new steamship, name not an
' flounced, has been taken for South Af
rica, September loading of flour..
' The Sweede steamship Indus cleared
late Thursday afternoon with 7500 tons
of wheat for the United Kingdom, val
ued at approximately S750.000. The In
dus will leave down Friday morning at
daylight In spite of the fact that Au
gust is Usually a short month in off-
shore shipments the wneat, , Hour ana
lumber export are holding well up.
OCEAN VOYAGER BELIEVED
LOST; WIFE GIVES UP HOPE
' Aberdeen, Wash., Aug. 12. The wife
! of Helgar Torsensen, 60 years old. ex-
chief j master-at-arms of the United
States navy; who left here on the second
leg of an attempted voyage from Brem-
'' erton to San Francisco in a 22-foot
- naval dingy, has given up her husband
fnr lnt and is returning from San Fran-
clsco to her, home in Bremerton, r
Thls advice was received here in a
dispatch from Mn. Torsensen yesterday.
: While in San Francisco Mrs. Torsensen
took up a wide search with naval au-
inonues in extorts to locals ner nus-
band. He was last1 seen by Captain Lar
sen of the McCormick line, 800 miles
from Salt Francisco. Mariners believe
that Torsensen's frail craft was swamped
: by a wave when the aged sailor "lay to"
jin order to get sleep.
j, Tossensen made the run here from
i orcranrioii in 10 Days. ne narrowly
i escaped, being wrecked - twice, once off
1 Cape Orenville and once off the Grays
i Harbor ban He was brought in from
; the bar by a life guard crew,
t While here Torsensen was tried for
insanity but was released..
I FOUR OF ALASKA CANNERY
: SHIPS BOUND FOR SOUTH
San Francisco, Aug. 12. The first bf
the Alaska cannery ships are now home
ward bound,, according to advices re
ceived here. The Star of Lapland,
barks' B. P.: Cheney, Pactolus and. Hecla
have left: Bristol "bay for San Francisco.
All four of the vessels got away from
the north last week. According to mail
advices received by their owners, the
catch, although better than last year, is
.very light. ! Bough weather is respon
sible, according to : fishing authorities.
COMPANY IS FORMED TO
. ACQUIRE STEAMER HULLS
I P. P. Drinker of the Pensinsula Se
curities company. CaDtain J. W Tnt
and G. E Miller have organized the!
Multnomah, company, the object of the 1
corporation being to purchase, rerig and,!
operate hulls to be -purchased from the I
sales, and supply! department of 'the!
Emergency Fleet corporation. Miller is
Midsummer Is Here
CHILD'S PLAY
SUITS
Special $1.19
Made of 2-40 blue denim
or khaki, trimmed in red;
round or Dutch neck; long
or short sleeves. In ages
1 to 8 years.
Simon's Popular;
Shoe Department Offers
Tennis Footwear
For Men, Women and ; Children
Boys' Extra Heavy
Corduroy Knee
TROUSERS
Regular $3.50 Values
Special $2;
'Well made trousers in ages 8 to
17 years. Splendid values
Boys' Blue Denim j
OVERALLS
Ages 1 to 8 years. , . . ..,$1.19
Ages 9 to 16 years . j v . . . $1 .29
Strongly made; double seat and; knees?!
financing the plan - and will handle the
bond issue.
The first craft will be one of the Grant
Smith-Porter hulls, and will be rigged
as a four masted barkentine. The vessel
was christened Acarman when launched,
but the name will-be changed by the
new owners. She is of the same type
as the Oregon Fir and Oregon Pine, now
en route with lumber for Australia. 1
ROBERT DOLLAR COMPANY TO
CARRY MAIL FREE TO ORIENT
Vancouver. B. C, Aug. 11. L N. S.)
Canadian postoff ice officials today act
cepted; the offer of the Canadian Robert
Dollar Steamship company to carry their
mails jto the Orient free of charge. This
will result In getting Canadian and
American mails to the 1 0rient before
Japanese liners from. Seattle can bring
them. ! The dispute of the Canadian
ocean isteamBhip lines and the Canadian
Pacific .railways Is reported no nearer
settlement. ;
Working on Shoal j
The 'Port of Portlanid dredge Tualatin
has been transferred to the mouth of the
Willamette to work on the shoal to-the
south bf the Willamette river light. The
dredge Is operating Inside the mouth of
the Willamette and to the south and east
of the fight Two lumps will be removed.
The second is directly outside the light
in the Columbia. i i i
i Motorsblp Is Sued
Charging that the cost of a radio set
placed aboard the motor-ship Challambra,
valued with Installation at J2705.S5, has
not been paid, the Bilbourne :& Clark
Manufacturing compamy filed a suit for
the claim In; the admiralty. j
f H r, j
! Positions of Vessels i
Radio reports from, i North Head give
the positions of the following vessels at
8 p. m., August 11: i
Tug Hercules, Astoria to San DiegOi
towing log raft, 444 miles from San
Francisco, ,i . I 1 .!
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The' British steamship Mount Etna,
from Vancouver. B. C. arrived up Thurs
day nlghU She is in to Norton, Lilly &
Co. and will load wheat for Kerr. Gifford
& CO. I' I I. I'
The i steamer Willamette with pas
sengers from San Pedro and San Fran
cisco, is due to arrive Monday. She will
be followed on Tuesday ! by the : Mult
nomah. Both are McCormick vessels. !
T. Eevine, newly appointed agents of
the General Steamship company at Port
land, will assume his duties at the new
local office Monday. ' ' E. McConologue,
now in charge, will leave for San Fran
cisco to take- charge of the company
business at that place.
The ! steamer Olympian will make an
excursion trip to - Cascade Locks Sun-
day. leaving Taylor street dock at 9 a. m,
Beach travel is holding up during Aug
ust and regular passenger boats are
doing a steady and good business. The
recent ( spell t of hot weather has sent
many people to the oceanside resorts and
river steamers are getting a large share.
DAILY: RIVER READISG8
I 8 a. m., Pacific Time.
, ii US' h tSro 1 EE'S
SI fac-S ara
STATIONS i j j5 J ft " 8 :
;: J- .. j1! -. i J ."!
1 : ' r ; g : g
Umatilla . .1 25 j 9.8 -0.2 1 0. 00
Albany (20 0.7 0 0.00
Salem .!...... I 20 -1.6 0 0.00
Oregon City .......I 12 1.0 0 0.00
I-orUand ....... .. .I 15 8.0 -O.l 0.00
(-) Falling.
! RIVER FORECAST . . i
The Willamette rtrer at Portland will continue
to fall during the next three days, j
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
San iFrancisco. Aug. 12. (L N. S.) Ar
rived Aug. 11: Halo, trial trip, 10:50 a. m. ;
Ererettj Port Allen. 10:50 a. m. ; Caspar, Cas-
Miller & Tracey
Credit If You Wish
Main 2691
578-85
and Simon's Is the Place
FIRST, ! SECOND! AND ALDER STREETS
1 - : ;
I Friday and Saturday
! Coffee! Special!
DEPENDABLE COFFEE
I-
1 lb. tin
3 lb. tin
5 lb. tin
par, 19 a. m.i Yellowstone, Coos Bay. 3:10 p.
m.; South Cout. Lob Angeles. 2t4S. p. m. ;
Msyfair. 1:20 p. m-; Admiral Scbley. Lo Ance
lea, 2:03 p. in.; Port Angeles. Honolulu; Uufu
E. Wood. Honolulu. 3:25 p. m.
Sailed Aug. 11: Eurydame. Vanooarer, 1:35
p. ib.; Mataonia, Honolulu. IrOi p. m.: Ad
miral Sebrae, Ocean Fall. 11:55 a. m. : CUe
hau. Grays Harbor, 8 :5a p. m. : lria ? (tn T
toosh la torn), Im Ancelea, 11 a. m. : El 8e
cundo. Gray Harbor, 4:2S p. 'in.; I'aaadena,
Albion, 4:30 p. m.: Oregon, Grays Harbor, 4:50
p. m.; Admiral Nicholson, Santa Barbara, 6:55
p. m. ; Bee, Enreka, 8:55 p. m. i
- 8aa Francinoo, Aug. 12. (I. N. S.) Ar
rfred. Phoenix, from Greenwood, j at 4 a. m.;
China, from Honsaonc, at 5:50 : a. m.; Vh
aeena, from Kedondo. at T a. m. ; Frank L. ;
Stout, from Los Angeles, at 7:85 a. Bj. : W. A.
l'ama, from Eterett, at 7:43 a. m. ; Korea Maru,
from Hongkong, at 7:40 a, m. ; Kicbmond, with!
barce 95 in tow. from Seattle, atS:4S a. m.
Sailed, Steam yacht Venltia, for Man Itaego, a
s a. m. ; iasy Freeman, for Portland, at 4:50
a. m. : Eaaterling, for Yokohama, ait 10:20 a. m.
New York. Aug. 10. (L N.,i8.) Arrired:
6S. Corone, from Seattle. i . - . -
Cristobal, Aua. 9. L N. 8. ) Sailed : B8.
Effingham, for Alexandria.
Sun Pedro, Aug. .11. (L N. S.) ArriTed:
SS. San Ihego. from Tacoma and Everett; Gov
ernor, from aa Francisco. SaUed : JSS. Ad-
miral Dewey, lor Seattle, via (San Francisco.
Vancouver. Aug. 12. I. N. S.) Arrived:
SS. VVaitemata, trom Melbourne, yia Han Fran
cisco. August 11. arrived; SS. Lyman Stew
art, from Ban Francisco. !
Camoose. H. C, Aug. 12.- tl. N. !S.
Sailed: iSS. ilounl Aetna, for Umoa, via Port
land and porta.
Port Townaend, Aug. 12. (L N. S.) Passed
in: Yacht Banwan, at 1 p. m. i
BeUingham, Aug. 12. (L N. S.) Arrived:
Del wood, from .Seattle. , .
Port Ludlow, An. 11. (1. N. 8.) Arrived:
Schooner Camano, from Honolulu, via Port
Townsend, in tow tug Oregon. i
Eagle Harbor, Aug. 11. IL -Vi g.) Bailed:
SS. Horace X, Baxter, for San Francisco.
Tacoma, Aug. 12. (L N. S.) Arrived: SS.
Ketchikan, from Seattle. Sailed:. SS. Admiral
Goodnch, for Seattle.
Aug. 11th, arrived: U. 8. A. T. Mirici.
from Manila, via San irancisco, 2 p. in. SaUed:
SS. Quadra, for Britannia Beach, 3 p. m.
Seattle, Aug. 12. (I. N. S.) Arrived: SS.
Tajimi Aiaru, from Hongkong, 1 via ! Victoria.
10:40 a, m. ; Steel Tradtr, from New York, via,
Vancouver and Union Bay, B. C.. 8:35 a, m.
Sailed: SS. Alameda, for ; Anchorage, via
Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska, it a. m.;
Uueeu, for San Diego, via San Francisco, noon.
Arrived 11th: SS. Gedney, from Southeastern;
Alaska, 3:10 p. m.; Yosemite, from San Fran
cisco, 3 p. m. Sailed 11th: SS. Prince George,;
(or Prince Rupert, 11 p. m.
Ketchikan. Aug. 11. (L N. S.) Sailed;
SS. Jefferson, southbound, 2 p. m.
Shanghai. Aug. 5. (1. N. S. ) -t Arrived : ' SS.:
M. S. Dollar, from Seattle, via Vancouver.
Lumber Charter fixed
Charter has : been announced the
Bastern Belle, 1954 tons, to carry a
cargo of lumber from the Columbia
river to Callao, at $32.50. Amsinck &
Co. of San Francisco are the charterers..
Animals Cause Astlima
Certain people are liable to attacks of
asthma when brought into contact with:
cats, dogs, etc This is due to an emana
tion from the skin or fur of the animal.
for Midsummer Bargains in All
Men's ; Oxfordsi. Women's Oxfords j
Boys' Oxfords, '. Girls' Oxfords, Chil
dren's Mary Janes all of the famous
Hood quality; all-rubber soles, rubber
heels; high grade white canvas. Get
plenty, for your vacation! Buy for next
year! AH sizes for everybody! j
This is a Great Big Footwear Saving
. . .49c
.$1.44
$2.38
Sale Extraordinary ).
36-INCH CURTAIN SCRIMS
Only 29c the Yard.
Colorswhite, crea;m' and ecru, wittf fancy filet
borders. Thrifty buyers should not fail to supply
their needs here at this low price!
DEALERS OPPOSED
TO GAS INQUIRY
: " r '
Salem, Aug. 12.- Feara that any
attempt to' investigate the high cost
of gasoline now existing In Oregon
could only result In additional penal
ties . for consumers, .were expressed
by automobile dealers from Portland
here Wednesday to explain toti State
Treasurer 6. P. Hof f r the possible
results of the' Inquiry which he an
nounced would be instituted several
days ago.;-;L: v '4"? 1)-:
Those attending the conference were
M. O. Wilkins of the Oregon Automobile
Dealers association ; C. L. Boss,; A. H.
Brown. A. B. Manley, A. S. Robinson,
C. C. Fagen and others. ; j! '
The radical increase in the price of
gasoline to Oregon consumers was large
ly justified by the dealers with the ex
planation that the additional charge was
necessary to cover the cost of Importing
a supply from the mid continent field
in order to tide over the emergency
existing : in this state due to the ina
bility of the California ; field to meet
the abnormal demand. (They had no
serious complaint to make against the
present price of gasoline so long as it
provided the necessary supply, j i
Although the dealers did not say so
in as many words It was plainly inti
mated that they regarded the oil com
panies as in absolute control over the
sumer to do but take his medicine and
act as though he liked it. no matter how
bitter the dose might be M
The conference Wednesday was the re
sult of a statement issued by State
Treasurer Hoff several days ago
to the effect that he proposed to
go to the bottom of the gasoline
situation in an effort to discover
the responsibility for the increase in
the price which he insists is a distinct
violation of the agreement between state
offcials and the oil companies ..at the
time the bars were let down on the
specific gravity test in : this state in
order to tide over the gasoline shortage.
Commenting on the conference this
evening Hoff declared : 'I am looking
for information on this' subject from
every angle and the automobile dealers
were able to supply me with some of it."
Lines. Buy Now!
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CHILDREN'S
HALF SOCKS
' : i i
3 Extraordinary Specials
35c 39c 45c !
In lisle and in silk; beauti
ful combination of patterns
and colors. The lowest of
prices!
Wonderful Cleanup Sale!
40-Inch Printed j
Dress Voiles!
Only 69C Yd.1
Actually below the present whole
sale cost! A fine selection of "
patterns is shown! Buy now at
a price the lowest!
Boys of 363d jto
i Stage Reunion at
Claremont Tavern
Members of the ?&3d ambulance com
pany. 316 th sanitary train, are planning
on 4 reunion to be held at Claremont
Tavern, September 9. Earl Wursweller.
one of the prominent members of the or-
ganlzat'on. Is in charge of arrangements
and he requests that all former comrades
In his company get In touch with him as
soon as possible at Main 7933, or by writ
ing to him at 131 Broadway, so that res
ervations can be made. The unit was en-
listed in Portland early In the war. Sep
tember 9 Is the anniversary of the de
parture from Portland to join the 91st
division at Camp Lewis.
Raisin Association
Fixes Wholesale
Price at 26 Cents
National prohibition has nothing what
ever on the California Raisin associa
tion. Those that want to make raisin
wine will ; not only have to dodge the
government officials, but they will be
compelled to pay tribute to the growers.
For instance the growers have named
the opening prices for raisins. The new
basis means a wholesale price of 26
cents a pound on packed seeded raisins,
which" means - about 35 cents to con
sumers, while the loose muscatels, the
sort used for making wine, cost t to 3
cents a pound more. - '
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TRANSPORTATION
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON
Sew York ....Asg.SllSept. ISIOet. 16
St. Pasl ..Ang.sH8ept.2&Oct.tS
Philadelphia Sept. 4Oet. SlOct.
NEW YORK HAMBURG
Mongolia .... . ..Aug. 14S4pt. SSINot. C
Manchuria ...
...sept, mocu svinee. II
PHILADELPHIA QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL
Harerford ..Sept. tlOct. ISIHot. t
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON
ANTWERP
Kroonland ....... Asg. 14Sept. 18Oet. SS
Lapland ......... Asg. SI Sept. tl Oct. Sf
Finland Asg. 28Oet. 2Not. s
Zeelaad .Sept. 4Oct. Not. IS
For reaervationa and ticket apply to local aeonts
Ave.. Seattle,
SUMMER VACATION
EXCURSION FARES
TO
OCEAN RESORTS
Season tickets are on sale daily, good to return until
October 31, and allow stop-overs. Week-end tickets are
on sale Saturdays and Sundays, limited to return following
Mondays.
Clatsop Beach
GEARHART AND SEASIDE
NORTH BEACH POINTS
Fast trains carrying observation parlor cars and, coaches
leave North Bank Station, 8:30 A. M.,! 6:20 P. M. daily,
and 2:00 P. M. Saturday.
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE,
NORTH BANK STATION.
Optiog
Are Now Ideal
at
Tillamook County Beaches
i Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches in
clude Rockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah-kah-nie,
i . Manxanita and Bay Ocean.
Newport (a. charming resort for tha family.)
A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situated
on Taqulna Bay and the Pacific Ocean..' Modern Natatorlum
i with salt water baths.
Crater Lake A lake within a Crater.) -
!' Located In the heart of the Cascade Rwige. Reached by auto
mobile stage from Medford or Klamath Falls.
Other Attractive. Resorts
i -Detroit (ML Jefferson Country -Breitenbuah Hot Springs)
. McCredie Hot Springs -
Josephine County Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon)
Shasta Mountain Resorts ,
"Oregon Outdoors" Booklet .
Will help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains descrip
tions of the various outing places, excursion fares and hotel
and camp rates... . -
Summer Excursion Fares
For further particulars or copy of booklet "Oregon Outdoors." .
inquire of local agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT .
General Passenger. Agent'-:..'."'..
SEEK REHEAR
IN ROAD CASE
Salem, Aug. 12. Declaring that
the Oregon supreme court erred in
Its construction of the state law lim
iting: bonded Indebtedness for road
construction purposes. In the case of
W. P. Hawley vs. the county court
and county commissioners of Clack
amas county, the district attorneys of
Yamhill and Crook counties have
joined with the district attorney for
Clackamas county in petitioning for
a rehearing of the case. The dissent
ing opinion rendered.by Chief Jus--tice
McBride- and concurred ! In by
Justices Harris and Johns, is cited
by the petitioners as containing suf
ficient grounds for a favorable con
sideration of their petition. i
Through the action of the supreme
court in the Clackamas county court
$1,700,000 in road bonds were held to be
illegal because the Issue exceeded the
2 per cent limitation permitted under
the state law.
"The question decided by the court is
one of great public interest, not only be
cause it Involves the construction of an
amendment to 'the constitution ; of the
state and the effect of such amendment
upon an act of the legislative assembly
of the state which it Is admitted it
enaeted to provide the machinery for
carrying into execution the power grant
TRANSPORTATION
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic .....
Olympic- .....
. Aar.UISept. isjoet. IS
.Ang.S8Sept. 18Oet. 9
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL
Mobile Aug. tllSept. SB
CelUe Aug. fSIOeU 2Xov.'
Baltic ....Sent. 4 Oct. Sot. IS
Cedrie ... ... .tior.it
NEW YORK GIBRALTAR
. NAPLESGENOA
Canonple
Cretle
.....................Ang. M
......Sept. IS
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
MONTREAL QUEBEC
LIVERPOOL
Megaatle .... ...Ang..SlSept. 181 Oct. 19
Canada Aag. 24Sept. SSIOet. SO
or Company'! Office, O. P. S argent. SI 6 Second
pnone main lis
Round Trips
$4.50 Week-Ends
$5.50 Season
8 War Tax Additional
THIRD AND WASHINGTON STS.
TENTH AND HOYT STS.
Days
ed by the constitution., but also because
the progress of the state- and the pros
perity and happiness of the inhabitants
and not the interests of the litigants
alone, are deeply concerned, the brief
accompanying the petition declares.
Suspension Asked
Of 3 Mile Limit
Law Upon Fishing
Salem, Aug. 12.1 An attempt to suspend
the enforcement! of the state law for
bidding the possession or sale in Oregon
during the closed season of - food fish
caught outside the three-mile limit, pend-
ing the outcome of a case involving the
validity of the act, now before the
supreme court on appeal from Clatsop
county, is being madeby the Union Fish
ermen s Packing company-of Astoria in
an application for a temporary injunc
tion order against, the state fish and
game commission filed with the supreme
court Wednesday.
Justice Burnett . has taken the appli
cation under advisement until August 21.
The packing company, it its application
for a restraining or dr. alleges that the
Oregon law is unconstitutional In that
it interferes with property right and that
it Is in violation of the Interstate com
merce act. It is also pointed out that
Washington failed to carry out its side
of an agreement with the Oregon legisla
ture for the enactment or a similar law
affecting Washington : fishermen.
thansportation
JpADMTOAL LINSj
. . . "CITY OF TOFgK1
Sella 9:00 P. M.i Anpuat 18. for tot Bay.
Eureka and San Krtncico, eonnertinf with
iteameri to hem Angelee sod San Info. ,
PA8SKNGFR ANT FRK1GHT REHVICB
TO MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. FROM I 8 AN FRANCISCO. VIA
3. S. "CURACAO," AUGUST, 23. - :
TICKET OFFICE 101 THIRD T.
Freight Offloe Municipal Deck No. 2.
F-hefie Main S2S1.
Pacific Steamship Company
DirtOT TOVXAIUMWia;
SAILINGS
feurangerf jord Aacuet 6,
Sept. IT. Oct. 29.
Benrenafiord Aucuat 27,
.Oct. 8. Mot. 1.
Sailings erery
threo weeks.
REIDAR GJOLME CO.. Inc.
General Passenger Agents
70S Third Ave. Seattle, Washington
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE
PORTLAND to JAPAN and CHINA
S. S. "SEIYO-MARU"
Freight and passenger steamer. 14.
000 tons.
Sails from Portland September. 19 for
Yokohama. Kobe, Alojl and Hongkong.
For rates, fares, space or Informa
tion, address
OREGON-PACIFIC COMPANY
General Agents
Wilcox Bldg. Main 4565
Astoria Route
S. S. "ASTORIAN"
Z 30 P. M. DAILY except Thursday
-FARE! $1.66, Including tax
Morrlson-St. Dock
Phones Main sues; U-4t
ASTORIA AND 'WAV POINTS
STR CF.OPCIANA
Reuns Trt Dally tit apt Friday)
LEAVES PORTLAND 7:10 A. SL
. Alder-Street Deck.
LEAVES ASTORIA 2 P. SL
FLAVEL DOCK
PARE St.es EACH WAT.
Direct Connection for South Seachee. MlfM
eat Daily. p. m. Every Day Eieapt Sunday
Main 142. 641-22
NEW TODAY
$3500 $3500
VERY NIFTY
Fiv-room bungalow' with about 1500
worth of furniture, located Y2 block
from car, every imaginable built-in
feature and fireplace. This is a splen
did buy. Terms can be arranged.
9
711 Chamber of Commerce
WE CALL FOR TOTJR OLD '
CAKPT8
Rags m W oeiti Ciethlsg
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tsrned Oat Promptly
Rag Rsgs Wts 'All Slses .
Rail Orders dead for Book
let Carpets Cleaaed.
- LalS aae Kaxltte
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
We Call aad Deliver "
Old Carpets aad Bags Jtla4s late
FLUFF RUGS
Rag kugs. Carpet Cleaning and
Refitting. Mall orders. Bend
for BookleL
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
8t Hut 8Urk . Tabor 7S14
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TRAI G
SCHOOL
HEAD QUITS POST
Salem, Aug.: 12. The resignation:
of Mrs. Margaret L. Mann, superin
tendent of the state Industrial train
ing school for girls, was handed to
the state board of control Wednesday
afternoon and was Immediately ac
cepted to become effective Septem
ber X. .
Mrs. Clara Patterson, for the past
three years employed in the auditing de
partment of the secretary of state's of
fice,! was named as Mrs. Mann's suc
cessor. . i
Mr. Patterson is the widow of the
late Edward O. Patterson, who at the
time of ..his death was In charge of the
automobile registration department in
the isecretary of state's office.
i Mrs, Mann was named superintendent
of the school In October. 1917.
KHVT TODAY
Houses ud Garages
-... . r .'
EREOTED IN
tions ready' ANO
EASY TO PUT TO-1
OETHCR
S rint-eiaea baeas or ssrace direct frotj
(bo factory at a uKJtAl baViNvr. lc
pay so auadieaBea e oroliL. Ml rua
eataKierae.
REDtMADE DUILDINC OOMPANV
East ElevtPth and Marttt
C Riocke SouUl si Hawutorne,
phens Eart 11 Peruana.' Oreeoo
8E5I US TOUR OLD CABPETS
J , . i (We Call sod Deliver)
Old Rust and Woolan Oiohlng We Mat
Reverelble. Hand-Woven ,
FLUFF RUGS
I Room Sire Fluff Huge Woven S17.SO
. I Rao Ruoa Woven Ah Ilea Olethee
Cleaning - and Dvetnf Dpt. Mail
Order. Stnd for Booklet Mittreaaaa
Renovated, Mads Over, Made to Order -
: Feathers Renovated i
Carpet Cleaning
l12 Rus. 'Steamed Cleaned, S1.SS
4 WESTERN FLUFF RUO OO. e
4 Union Ave N. tut SS1S, or Best Tees
FOR RENT
j 10,000 square feet storage,
j space, fireproof building-.
MONARCH MOTOR CO.
343 Vancouver Ave.
East 4136 .
ATCTTOTT SA LEW TOMOTtltOW
air ' w iXsoN's-AtJctios ituuais. iu-t;a
SD BT. SALE AT 19 A. U.
MKF.TIO lfQTlCr:R 11
"BASKET PICNII' Ciul
trrotto No. MIS liiTitr all
Maatrr Mvmi and Uwlr faml
liee to be their giimls at a lu"
Itrt jnenir. to bf hrkt In fryUi
Tke Park on Haturrlay. Aufiut
14. The fJrrvtto band will
I a rnnrvn irura vt. "
follnwrd by all aorta of m- and P"rt.
... . . . . . T .n 1ft Rn n
eonunuinc win lm ranrm . - ...
to. i Hrins I' own lunch, or can buy " on the
around. All other aUrantiroie frw. fly order
of the Monarch. J. H. BUTLEK. 8oc
KIBKPATRICK COVyCTl.
No. 2227. Serurtty lrn
rfit aaaoctation, will rive
4t. uoual 600 card party
and danoe on Friday nut at
the Bwiaa hall, 8d. and Jef
ferson eta; rarda eommrnr
tng at S:SO: eTeryhnd.
come for a anod tline : a nod
' t
union Batiste. Adraiaeton lBo. iet arqiiaintrd
with our four policy tynlem ; you need protec
tion.
JOnn EHAWNOV URL. !0.
009. sieeta every THonaay.
8 p. m-, No. 203 H Third tL
Tiaitios brathen welcome.
MmTNO&fAH. CAMP No. 77,
W. O. W.. will hold resular
meeting at hall, Vt Huth and
.Aldrr etreeta, r'rulay nicht.
'Aucuat 18. Initiation. V lull
ing neighbors walrome.
J. O. WILSON, Clerk.
WEBFOOT CAMP Kn. SI.
W. O. W.. every Friday
nicht fn W. O. W. Temi'le.
129 11th at. Menben re
atlwted to be preaast Tle
Mors welcome.
Ii L. B ARBOR. Clerk.
POHTLANI) Idge No. 6. A. P".
and A. M. Hrwcial communica
tion thia Friday evening. 6: JO,
Masonic temple. Work in the M.
M. degree. VbBUn brethren Wei
come. By order of W. M.
H. J. IlflUCHTON. Beoy.
BCRINESS COMMfJNICATION8
Victory Chapter of O. E. H., thia
Thuraday), Auguat 12. By ordev
of tho worUiy matron.
GRACE CRAMER, See.
ALBERT PIKK Lodge No. 182. A.
K. A A. M. Special communi
cation Friday evening, Auguat IS.
at 7:30 o'clock, M. M. degree. Vat
iting brethren welcorn.
. W. COOK, Becy.
BEIXWOnO I-odse No. 131. A. F.
A A. M. H pec 11 meeting tomor
row (Friday) evening, at 7:30
o'clock. Work F. t . drgree. Vfcv
itors welcome. My ordrr W. M.
i. H. BUTLEK. Keey.
HARMONT lodge No. 12. A. F.
A. M. Special communication
thie (Thursday; evening at 7
o'clock. Work in the FeUowcreft
degree. Vinitoni welcome-.
W. kf. VtlASS, Becy.
UT. HOOD Lodge No. 1R7. A. T.
and A. M. Kimrial communica
tion tomorrow (Friday) evening T
o'clock. Work la E. A. d'gree.
ViniLore welcome. By order of
W. M. F. W. E.NK. Secy.
OREGON COMMANr3EBY N
1, K. T. Stated armblr
this (Thursday) evening at S
o'clock.
C F. WIEfiAND. IUeorder.
BRICKLAYERS', Masons' and Tllesetteri' Int
Union No. 1, Oregon, ftpeclal meeting Fri
day are.. Aug. 13. Bnvlneas of Importance.
All members are requested to attend.
1. C, LILLI3, Bee.
ruRIKU JV.Wr.lJtT a anerialtv: buttons, das.
cbaraa iaeaer Bros.. 131-18 el at.
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