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Newspaper Page Text10 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON FRIDAY. ! SEPTEMBER 3. 1920. ft. IIUCAT CARRIER IS IIILHI FIRST TO SAIL OF SEPTEMBER FLEET First of the 'September grain vei els to get away was the steamship "Westboro, dispatched by the Portland Flouring Mills company for Belfast direct. She left down at 7 o'clock Friday morning and carried 261,848 bushels of wheat, valued Vt $627,000. The Westboro will be followed by the British steamships Pilar Je Larrlnaga . and the Nlclto de Larrinaga in the or der named. The former will be loaded by the Pacific Oram company and the latter by Kerr, Glfford. Europe is the destination of both. Sunday -end Labor day Intervening, the two Englishmen will not get away until the middle of next week. The Pilar la working cargo at .the Portland Flouring . tnffls and the Nlclto is at Columbia dock being lined. - Inbound next week will be the Aber eoe from the Orient and the Steel Trader from London and Irish ports. Both have Inbound cargo, the Steel Trader bring ing to Portland 1400 tons of steel, the major portion of - which Is for ship building. DIRECT MAIL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA AIDS EXPORTS Oreron exporters to Australia and New Zealand who have long been handi capped, along with all other Pacific port shippers, because of the slowness and inadequacy of mail service, have been notified that subsequent to January 1. the custom house officials of these Islands will not admit merchandise clear without presentation of all necessary documents.. This problem may be suc cnssfully met by the. General Steamship corporstlon. It Is said, which win In augurate mall service direct from Port land to Eastern ports in October. 8. C. Mead, secretary of the Merchants' association of New York, has written to ths Portland Chamber of Commerce, ask ing whether the dispatch of malls to Australia and New Zealand Is as. fre quent as sailings from the port would permit, telling of the complaints., received from Pacific ports and announcing the new ruling of the customs house. Hith erto, most of the mall from Portland has gone from San Francisco, but Port land shippers have lonp been troubled with delays In the sending of the mani fest which often would not reach the re ceiving station until the cargo had been unloaded. CAPT. PAYNE, RKCItUITINO C1IIEF. TO ARRIVE FRIDAY Captain J. Howard Payne, assistant di rector for recruiting service of the ship ping board, is rue to arrive In Portland Friday morning. He will inspect the local' station and proceed from here to Pua-et Sound ports and the station at Spokane. Captain Payne accepted from the ship ping board at San Francisco the new steamship Hollywood built at the yard of ths Southwestern Shipbuilding cor poration at San Pedro. The craft is specially constructed for a training ship and Is now en route to Seattle to load for Honolulu and take about 150 re cruits. She burns both coal and oil and the "black gang" will get instruction In both. PHILIPPINES ARE HIT BY TYPHOON; V. S. SHIP ASnORE Honolulu, T. H., Sept 1. (Delayed.) TJ. P.)- A typhoon centering around the Philippine Islands was reported in dispatches received here today. The United States Shipping . board steamer Eastern Marina, from New York with a cargo of oil for the Stand ard Oil company, was driven ashore near Manila during; the storm. The United States naval station at Cavite was unrooofed and considerably dam aged. No reports were received of loss of life. ' Portland Represented J. Walter Ransom of the dock com mission represented the Portland Cham- . ber of Commerce at two meetings in Seat-tie Thursday. One was to make arrangements for the meeting of the Northwest Irrigation congress, Septem ber 16 and 17. and the other was one of dock owners and operators to hsve .a final discussion of the petition to be sent the railroad presidents and ship ping operators regarding the absorption of. wharfage charges on transcontinental exports and Imports. Japanese Ship Chartered , For Calcutta, the Japanese steain- - ship Tongusan Maru has been fixed for tlee (creosoted) from Portland and ' , Puget Sound. The vessel was taken by the Pacific Export Lumber company. ,The Tongusan Maru sailed from Port land August t for Kobe and Dal re n. Ehe will be due. for November loading. Sha wUl take about 3.500.000 feet of .tlea. si ' Captain Payne Here ' Captain J. Howard Payne, In charge of the sea service recruiting on the Pa cific side, passed, through Portland Fri day. In 8eattlw he wlU be Joined by ' E. D. Warner and W, P. Seymour of the general headquarters in New York. The party will proceed to sea on the training ship Hollywood for a trial trip scheduled for the twelfth. They will come to Portland and Inspect this station on September 13, 14 and IS. Alii AliONO THE WATERFRONT Tbeteamhip Koee City will sail for Fan Francisco Saturday morning. She has a full Hat of passenCers and ca . paeity freight. wTie"UanI!!n,,i ."West Nornentnm will shift from Municipal No. 1 to Inman Poulaert mills Saturday morning to load lumber. . The steamship West El Cajpn, PortUnd iw wm wnuanii, a reporiea la at Aon- dOQ. : V. .-.. The steamship West Wind, with gen eral for the Atlantic coast. Is In New Tork harbor. . Ths tank steamshlo Oleum. T7nlnr.nn company, left dowa at o'clock Friday Dotmlnr. - . -.The United States engineer dredge Coi. P. S. Mlehe, from Coos Bay, left ' up from Astoria Friday morning. The .Mlche is billed for. work on the bar at (J rays ' Harbor, v" i ' v.; The steamship Abercoe of the Admi ral line, from xokohama, la due off the mouth of the river Friday. She U in the regular - Oriental service acl has general carao. . . . The steamship City of Topeka, PorU 1 ana ror Ban Francisco, arrived Ml Uarwhft! af 1 e m Thirr. ' . ! ,The steamer Daisy Freeman arriwed In Thursday wtth general oargo from . San Francisco. j : The steamship Steel Trader; Isthmian . line, from urope to r coast ports, Js 'due at 8an Pedro Thursday, tshe has on board for Portland 1400 tons of steel, .a large part of which Is for the North .west plant. Norton-Lilly , are , local agenta , ' . . i The steamship" Rose .City arrived Thursday - morning with pasasengers and . freight , from San - Francisco, Khe . will sail for the south Fr'i"lnr morn ing at S o'clock, . 1 ... , I News, of the Port ' Arrive Sept. sj Colonel P. g. Mitchie. C. S. dredge, from Com Bar. Departures test. Talbot, V. 8. dortroyer. lor San Francisco. Westboro. American steamer. foe United Kingdom; flour Oleum. Americas steamer, (or Port Baa Lui; MARINE ALMANAC North Head, Sept. 8. Condition at the month of ths rttrcr at noon: Wind, north west 12 miles; sea, smooth; weather, eload. TWee at Astoria Saturday High Water I Low Water 4 50 a. m. 6.1 feet 10:2 a. m. 2 8 feet 4 40 p. m. 8.1 feet 11 58 p. m. 0.4 (set DAILT RIVER READINGS 8 a. m .' Pacific Time. STATIONS ,& j2 "f- ft ) M I . S Cmetllla I 25 I ... . . Albany 20 0.9 O 0.00 Salem 20 -1.6 (-0.3 0.00 Oregon City 12 1.0 -0. 0.00 Portland 1 ft 4 . 2 (-0 . 0.00 (-) Falling. RIVER FORECAST ' The Willamette river at Portland will remain nearly stationary during ' the oat three days except as affected by the tide. AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, Sept. 8. f"ft up at midnight: B. dredge Col. P. S. Mitchie. from Cooa Bay. D. Coot , Bay. Sept. 2. Saileed at 6:30 p. m : Steamer City of Topaka, for Sao Francisco, from Portland. San Francisco. Sept. 3. Arrived at 4 a. nv : 8teamer El Segundo, towing parte S3, from Portland. Sailed . Steamer Saginaw, tow lot barge t'ha. Nelson1, (or Columbia rirer. 8aa Pedro, 8ept 2. Arrived at 0 a. m : Steamer Went Coyote, from Portland and 8an Francisco. Sailed at 8 p m. : Steamer Mult nomah, for Portland, ria Ban Francisco. New Tort. Sept 1. Armed: Steamer Westwind, from Portland. London. Ana. 81. ArriTad: Steamer Hal J Cajoo. from Portland. Seattle. Sept 3. Arrived: Steamer West ward Ho, from Portland. Aitorla. Sept 2. Arrived at 10:50 a m Tug Hercules, from Sao Franciaco. Seattle, Sept. S. (I. N. S ) Arrived Sept. 2: Steamer City of Seattle, from Southeastern Alaska, at 11:20 p. ni.; Governor, from San Pedro via San Franciaco and Victoria, at 9:80 p. m. Nailed : Steamer Rainier, for Taooma, at 5am.: Admiral Crane, for Anchorage, at 10 a. ro. Sailed Sept. 2: Steamer Hoboken. for Atlantic porta, at 2 :50 p. m. ; Argyll, for Oleum. at 4:50 p. m. ; Admiral Rodman, for Southeastern Alaaa. at o p. m. ; xoaemiute. for Ban Francisco, at 0 p m. Yokohama, Sept. 27. (I. N. S.) Sailed: Steamer Mounteacle, for Vancouver. Hongkong. Aug. SO. (I. N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer Metven, for Vancouver. London, Aug. 80. (I. N. 8.) Arrived: Steamer Protelaiui, from Seattle. Han Diego. Sept 2 Arrived: Steamer De pern, from Puget Honnd; Queen, from San Diego, at 7 p. m. Sailed: Steamer Santa Inez, towing bare Relfaat. for Tecoma. at 5 p. m. Point Revet. Sept. 2. (I. N. S ) Pasted: 8. H. Hichmond. towing barge 95. Victoria, Sept. 'J. (I N. S.) Arrived: S. K (lovernor, from Ran Franciaco, 2 p. m. Comox, B. C. Sept. S. (I. N. 8.) Ar rived: S. S. Lowther CaaUe, from Manila via port 4. for New York. Vancouver. Sept. 2. Arrived: 8. 8. J. A. Motfttt, from baa Pedro; Loe Angela, from Port Han Law. Udytmitb, Sept 3. (I. N. 8.) ArriTed: 8. H. Santa Ana. from Seattle. Dungeneaa. Sept. 8. L If. 8.) Pawed: Motunlup W. F. Burrowa, for Seattle, 8:50 a. ra. Mnkilteo. Kept 2. (I. N. S) Arrived: Schooner Melrose, from Port Angeles. Port Ludlow. Sept. 2 II. N. 8.) Balled: Schooner Proeper. for Han Francisco. Port Gamble. Sept. 3. (I. N. 8.) Arrived: 8. S. Yoteralte. fmm Seattle. Point WelU, Sept. 2. (I. N. S Sailed: S S. Quabhin, for San Pedro: Hoboken, for Honolulu. Arrived: S. S. Hoboken, from Seattle. Tacoma. Sept. 8 (I. N. 8.) Arrived: S. 8. Kainier. from San Kranciacp rla Seattle. 4 a. m Han Kranriaeo, 8ept. 8. (I. N. B.) Arrived Sept. 2: Oregon, from Loa Angela, at noon; Hichmond. from Seattle, at 6:40 p. m. ; Preat drnt, from Ie Angelea, at 6:45 p. m. haUad Sept. 2: Jap tteamer Harima Uaru. for Yoko hama. at 10:43 a. m. : Haynie. for Eureka, at 11:50 a. m. ; Admiral Farragut. for Seattle, at 3 :45 p. m. ; Dillwyn, for Paulsboro, at 1:22 p. m. ; Point Judith, for Baltimore, at 1:80 p. m. ; Bandon, for Bandon, at 1 p. m. ; Mae Hayman, for Fort Bragg, at 8:10 p. m.; Saginaw, for Portland, at 4 :50 jn. m. ; Centralia, (or Coot Bay, at 8 p. m. ; Sea Foam, for Mendocino, at 8:10 p m. : Went Hepburn, for Shanghai, at 11:10 p. ra. : Standard No. 2 and barge 91, for Lh Angelea, at 0:45 p. m. Arrived today: Star of Holland, from Brittol Bay, at 12:3,0 a. m. ; Syl ran Arrow, from Balboa, at 12:45 a m.; C. A. Smith, from Cooa Bay, at 2:35 a. m. : Admiral Schley, from Seattle, at 6 a. m. ; Humboldt, from Io Angeles, at 6 .50 a. m. ; Arctic from Be dondo. at 0:80 a. m. ; Celilo, from Bellingham. at A 50 a. m.; Tamalpaij, dmm Gran Harbor, at 7:45 a. ut. : Coquille, ffom Fort Bragg, at 8 55 a. m. ; McLaurin. from Bristol Bay, at 4:23 a. to.; Acme, from Cooa Bay. at 10:25 a. m. Sailed today: Barge Fullerton. in tow tag Fearlew, for Port Ban Luis, at 8:58 a. m.; Providencia, for Puget Bound, at- 8:05 a m. Charter! American schooner Griffo (new). Paget Sound to Cellao, lumber, to W. B. Grace Co.: American barge (new). Oriffeon -Co tum ble river to Balboa, lumber, by W. R. Grace A Co. ; American schooner John ami Wlntmn R.n Tedro for New Zealand, caae oil, owneri' account;'! "iiiwi Biaaranr oecmpnia, rortiana to United Kingdom, flour, by Balfour. Guthne a Co. J k kj "O MAAUA VA 1A1U tl Vll r sv . m t m 1 w v-vw- r-j saw s -mr Oldest in , theNorthtvest r ; 1 - . ;. . . Bank Auto Is-Found, Containing $4000 Of Missing $59,000 San Francisco, Sept. S- U. P.) The automobile which disappeared slmul taneously with the disappearance of Charles W. Hays, chauffeur for the Anglo A London-Paris NaUonal bank, and $ 19,000 of the ' bank's ' funds, was found at midnight last night standing at the curb near Seventh and Steven son streets. In the machine were seven sacks of silver, containing- about S4000. Evi dently it had been standing there ail day. Police now believe Hays will be found somewhere near the city and are work ing on the theory that he drove away with the money and then changed au tomobiles as soon as he was outside the congested buiness district Mail Rates Fixed Upon Space Basis t . Washington, Sept. J. (I. N. & The Interstate commerce commission today held reasonable the space baste of fix ing rates for mall transportation on electric railroad. Carriers had asked that the rates be fixed on a weight basis. The- amount paid out for trans portation of malls by electric railroads last year was approximately $550,000. . Dynamite Injures Girl Vancouver, Wash., Sept. J. Thelma Welch, small daughter of Mra Harvey Welch, was severely burned Thursday, when a stick of dynamite exploded in her face. The dynamite was found by some children who started to play with it Thelma. finding a match, lighted it and the dynamite exploded. V. R. C. to Gather ' Vancouver, Wash.. Sept 8. The Women's Relief Corps will meet Satur day afternoon at Library halL 1 J ' J FRUITS that you. love in the summer time seem more delicious in winter In the form of preserves. MELOMAR imparts to fruit preserves a unique appeal there's the real fruit flavor with a new keenness, and a smooth, mellow sweetness that never tires the palate. Another thins; MELiOMAK preserves can't "candy." - ml. . .... I S.NS1 I Oregon's Far-Famed Fruits and Berries Into Preserves, Jams and Jellies Loganberries, apples, gfapes, blackberries, raspberries all the. delicious fruits and berries that ripen on Oregon's hills and in her valleys reappear in equally delicious and appetizing forms. Housewives whose glasses and jars are empty this year because of the price of sugar, and the kiddies who love bread spread with jelly, can gratify their tastes by re membering the names opposite. Ask by name for Oregon-made Preserves, Jams and Jellies, and you'll get the best on the market - . . Ladd & Tilton Bank Cn9tstw43 WINGS J 11 Your Saving Will Draw Interest for the Full Month of September If Deposited Here Tomorrow At 4 Tomorrow is the last day in which you can deposit money in your savings account and draw a full month's interest. Deposits made on or before the fifth of the month draw intereit from the first. WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P. M. We hive arranged this conveni ence for business men. working men and others desirinj to do their banking business Saturday afternoons.' BANK - COMMERCIAL AXD SAYINGS BROADWAY AT STARK Companions There's so work in few places For Preserving: Use the same proportions of MELOMAR SYRUP to fruit as you would sugar. RIMSON KAMBLER ElLVug(& SYRUP CONNER & CO. Portland, Or. For a Treat Ask for These "Diamond-W" "Monopole" "Ruperts" "Dickinson's" "Sterling . "Royal Club" "Preferred Stock" "Marasca" . "Phez" "Ovington" Washington and Third lei at Preserving Time where MELOMAR won't you'll be surprised Get year Crlnsoa Rambler Be r.tpe Cabrast by seaclag at sis Crist aes KajaMer label aac lc l'M.lt Buixsnro pexits For beildiaca coting saere thaa tlOOO: N. P. Terminal C. Bepair baccara roam. S21 Inhsaoe' at, betwees Broedwaj and Sixth at. : bttilder. the Orecow alaatic nooc Co. ; $3000. . 1. W. Vncaa Krectirur rastdenee, 2SQ Pair fax at, 200 feet west of Com ber land road; builder. Camp Dspay; $21,100. j kf. 3. Mailer Kreetias at ore DviMini. 527 N. Stateentb at., between Lweetoj and aiaraball ata : kuilder. Da via Bnlldins Co.: I3S0O. afaaoa. Charatan A Co Repair warebouM, T4 Etwrett at., betrnwes Fifth and FeerUi eta,; builder, the National Tank A Pipe Co.: 12S.1. R. S. M (-Parte nd Ereetlns raaideaMse. 4SST Twentr-eeventh ave., between Fortjr-eixth and Fortr-eeeentb eta.; builder, the aame: $2000. afeada Estate ErarUnc pubUe rarate. 309 FWrth rt, between Corambis sad Clay ata; buildar. the aame: S800S. American Can Co. Repair warebooea and faetory, 441 Twenty -auth at N., between Vilaon aad Tork U; builder. A. W. Quiat: S43.000. Georxe U. Woodier Repair residence. 1810 K. Ninth at, between Ochaco and Lina ave. ; builder the name: $2000. A. Tatter Erecting residence. SS1T E. 8eentr-firat at., between Twenty-eisbtb and Twenty-ninth area. 8. E.; builder. W. H. Heu deraon; 2T80. t J. B. Thompaon Erectinf reaideriee. 045 K. Sixty-ninth at., between Hkidmor and Preaeott ata.: builder, the aame; 12000. John B. Wild, repair residence. 88 Fint at., between Pennoyer and Gain eta.; builder the aame, ooet til SO. 1- P. Stanhin. erect real de nee, 544 E. 76th tt N., between llaaaalo and Multnomah sti. ; builder L, A. Deraciarb. rout 2S0O. J. A. Pelton. erect residence, 114 Detroit at., between ilolman at. and Ainaworth ave.; uuijaer tne aame. coat 3500; lot 12. block 8, ta Park addition. A. ataddoen. erect residence. 1130 K llth it. N., between Emeraon il and RilUneawortb are.; builder the aame, coat S1600; lot 7, block 5, In Ceaaar Park addition, Tred Bickel. repair warrhonae, 59 and 81 N. Front aL. between Coach and Bar mud ata; builder Tuerck Mackince Mfc Co., coet S8100. A. Ibeen. erect residence. 708 E. Mb at. N., between Beech and Failint eta ; build re aame. it 41100; lota 21 aad 25, block 10, Hyde Park. Turner Winahip. erect residence. 3 Floral avvnna, latween rmch and Burnsidc Vtreeu; builder tbe same, S1000. P. Ferrarii, erect residence, all Fifteenth street, between lon and Clinton atreeti; builder the aame. S2S00. O. F. Cooke, erect rendenca. 74 9 Fern ave nue, between Montgomery drive and Fern a venue, bulkier the name, 13000 Oregon Box. Manufacturing company, erect warehouse. 1144 Macadam utreet, between Julia aad akidmore streets; builder the aame, 12500. NEW TODAY One of These Splendid Homes Will Surely Fit Your Needs A SPLENDID IXTE8T1IE5T At M4 Grand Ave. Friee tttu Beautifully situated on east bank of river and surrounded by high-class res idences ; four rooms arid two fireplaces first floor. Five rooms and firepiace second floor. e V' ; V v a In Eastmorelaad Near Read College Corner East 3 2d and Tolman. Price $12. BOO. On sightly corner, grounds cover over 2A lota. House in excellent condi tion and ready to move Into. Nine rooms and five additional rooms on third floor; one designed for billraTd room ; two baths, two fireplaces, garage and chil dren's play house. Overlooking Manlelpal Golf Links la Eastmorelaad No. Crystal Springs Blvd. Price $7650. Five beautiful rooms and bath on one floor, with room upstairs for two more. Finest of Interior finish ; oak floors ; every convenience in the kitchen. Including bulltin Hoosier cabinet. Auto matic Gasco furnace and water heater ; garage: lot 55x100- all improvements in and paid for. Compajre this for beau ty of design, convenienoe and quality of construction with anything in the city. New IrrlDgtoa Basgalow At Cor. llth aad Braiee. Price t7(H Five rooms, papered walls, butltlns, hardwood floors, linoleum in bath and kitchen ; large second floor unfinished with finished stairs. Fine lighting fix tures, enameled woodwork ; garage, very sightly corner lot with view of Mount Hood. , Ladd'a Additloa No. 664 Ladd avenue. Price $7500. Thia property IS in Portland's choicest close-in district. Two story house, 4 rooms first floor, S rooms and sleeping porch second floor. Just refinlshed in side. Some of these houses may be bought on terms almost like rent. LADD ESTATE COMPANY I4 Stark Street, Marshall S4S4. HOUSES -GARAGES gajgOTCD IN PORTLaND, OttKaoaj, SMIrII ANVWrlCRK IN 4-FOOT SIOTIOMS RCADV TO UT TO SKTNKR, trtotly Ms) trade wiateHal thewuah nt and special ly sirctve ha apsaae anas. He made at a ORgAT MVlNO. Aaft tar OatarsatMw KSat glaentn , and m Portland Ortu , Phone C. LADIES WE CALL EOK TOtiS OLD CABPETS Bags aad VYoolea Ctotalag , FLUFF RUGS All Work Taraed Oat Praaipay Bag Bars Waves AU Shaea Man Orders Bead far Book i . let Carpels Oeaasd, Laid aad Befitted NORTHWEST RUG CO. 1M CAST PICHTH STBEXT i n r PHOSE EAST Utl j W A. v s.y e.e HiAv mt libi .W jr.--. . m , Star.- 4 HEW TO DAT APARTMENT HOUSE INVESTMENT BUILDING AND FURNITURE $10,000 Handles All In lina with ths numeroua unexcelled bararatriB handled by this office we sub mit this one of compelling interest; ' CLOSE IX BRICK, corner, building thoroughly modern, fine condition and has three floors of attractively arranfyl apartments, now cringing close to ItoO without stlrma or taint of proftteerlne;. We w,-ill take S5000 for furniture worth close to J6500 ; then we will accept SbOOt) aa first payment on building and enable fou by special payment contract to pay the balance of purchase price of IK&.000 from the earnings and leave you a hand some surplus for living- expensea. After ten years you own building- and all. ;lear of debt, whereas If you bought a lease at current quotations, you would have nothing after expiration of lease. Here is a red-blooded appeal to your beat investment instincts. O. H. SKOTHEIM CO. tSf-SSI Hallway Exchange Balldlag Mala Uil SEND CP TOUR OLD CABPETS (We Call and lelier Old Rusa and Woo! ClolMna We Make Reeortibls. Hsn-Wvn FLUFF RUGS Room Ixe Pkirf Ituf Woven 17.0 Ras Rues Woven, All hree Olethee Claanlno anO Drain Bet. atail Orwers, Sand tee Oeoalet asattr Renovated, Mod "Over, Mods to Order Featkers Rsaovated Carpet Cleaalag tilt Rust Steamed Cleaned, I1J0 wgSTKRN Lorr RUO 00. M Union Ave N. taU SB1S. or Cast 7SSB MKF.T17TO NOTICTtR 41 PSCNDC PICNIC PICNIC Given bjr Anchor council Na T4fl, aecarttT Benefit as soriation. will aiea their an- rraal picnic at Crrstal Iaa nark. Hunday. Sept S. This considered the larfeat picnic if the season. There will be rwrta and recee of all kinds, all etar bozinc exhibition, taa turina Hilly Maeeott. cham pion of the Pacific coast; two ball samaa, races of all kinds: dandy prises: awraimins. rowing, bowling, dancing afternoon and night; jaai bead ; Inta of priaee; ref reehroenu and concessions. Everythiog for yonr entertainmenL Uome early and atay all day. Admission 1 fin. 8CNNT8IDK LODGE NO. 1S8. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication Bai., Sept. 4. at 1 p m. for the purpose of con ducting the funeral services of our deceased brother. laul Kckel- man. AH services will be in lodge room of tMinrtyuds Masonic Temple, 80th and Haw thorne. Membera are eiipeetally urged to be present. It ia desired that those who can, fur nish automobiles. JAMES B. GAT JR.. Sec MULTNOMAH camp No. IT. W. O. W.. wilf hold big meeting at its hall Friday night. Sept. S. Head Man- agar W. C. Hawley will be present to assist in starting the autoa on trip to N. T. Visiting neighbors wrlrome. J. O. WILSON, r.lerk. REa:iR meeting tonight (Friday), 8 o clock. L O. 0. F. temple, lit and Alder streets. 10 candidates; in the Initiatory degree. . Odd Fellows lnrrted. R. R. BIBLF.Y, N. O. W. t SCOTT. Reo. See. O. T.. ARLETA NO. 218. m. Rerular meeting tonight. Sept. 8. Work in first degree. Mem bers, attention, your presence will be appreci ated; vuutoea especially invited. Mt, ScoU ear. 66th and Foatsr boad. R. C. COLLIN GS, K. O. A. J. OEIlER. Bee, BUNNTStDK LODGE NO. 163, A. F. AND A. M. Hpeoial eommunicatioO Bat., Kept, 4, temple, 88th and Hawthorne. Work in E. A. decree at 8:80. Supper 6:80. Work in K. A. 7 p. m. visiting oretnren welcome, dj of W. M. JAME8 8. GAT JR.. Sec WlSHl NGf ON T5DG 00. 44. A. . AND A. kt Special oommnnication tomorrow I Sat.) afternoon and evening, beginning 3 o'clock. K. A. and M. M. da- Vlmtors welcome. Order J. H. RICHMOND, see. AtBERti. ' LODGE N6T"iTl7X F. AND A. M. Special oom mnnication Saturday evening. Sept 4 at 7:80 o'clock. Work ia M. M. decree. Vial tors walootsa. By order W. M. If. VT. WICHOLA. 8ee. ORBGON LODGE No. 101, A. F. a&d A- Stated oommonioation Saturday at 8 D. m. Busineas of im- portanoa to be oonaidered. ' Vudung brethren cordially invited. By ordi IH of the tv sf LESLIE 8. PARKER, See. COLUMBIA LODGE No, 114. A. F. and A. M. Special oommoni oation tomorrow (Saturday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Labor In E. A. de gree. Visiting bnthren always wsi ooano. Ry order of W. M. FRED U OLSON. Secretary. DORIC LODGE No. 182, A. F. and A. M. Special communication this Friday evening, 6 p. ra . at Ma aoauo hail. -St Johns. Work in K A. desree. Visitors welcome. A. W. liAVIS. Secretary PALESTINE LOIJGE NO. 141, A. F. AND A. M. (Archer Place) Special meeting Saturday, 7 p. m. Work in F. C. degree. Tkntors welcome. Ry order W. M. W. S. TOWN SEND, Sec UT. HOOD TENT NO"! IT, Maccabeea. B going to have a grand opening night Friday eea., Sept. S, S o'clock. No. 8, llth at bet. Stark aad , Bumside; good ectertainment with eats and amokea for Maccabees and their frieoda JACKSON WALKER. R. K. EMRLEhf JIWILSI a apeciaUy, Vuttooa, pins, eharaaa, Jaeger Bros., 131-133 6th st r Vita? Statistics tnrriscps.Btrtbs. Dzothx ifABRtAOE LICETTgES ' Emil Lodar, legal, Oletty, Or., and Gertrade letter, legal. 8212 Slat at S. E. Eat M. MoConaell, 21, Sawrwood, Or., and Tiole K. Coon. 21. 408 Hansrk et. Donald B. SUoox, 22, Taft, CaL. aad Alma K. 1st, 2ft. 861 E. Washington at Wm. V. frhane, lacal. 254 E. 63d at, and Lizsta M. Smith, legal. 591 Montgomery drive. Uord C'Beinholdt, 28, 1490 Division st, and' Emiaa A. Evans, 26, Benson ants. W. C. Tork. legal. Hill Oreat hotel, and Lo rina B. Masks, legal. 170 E. 14th st BIBTH9 DlCK To 1 Mr. and Ikfre. rnest Dick, Cora aa, Aug. 12, a daughwr. DC N CAN Ta Mx. and Mrs. OUver K. Dtmaao, American apta., Aug. 29, a eon. JACOB8KN To Mr. and Mm. Chris Jaooboos, 918 Sth. Aug. IT. a son. MILLER To Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Miller, 4123 90th. Ana 24. a daughter. .Am Ui To Mr. and Mra. K. lillma. 648 H Washington, Aug. 23. a daughter. . PRCS- To Mr. and Mm. Jos. Proa, 1120 B9th, Kept 8 1. a daughter. DgATHH. AP PTT!4EBAL 76 tiAT At his residence. 1174 AJbina are.. Sept 2, Lewis Day. a member of Multnomah camp, W. O. W. Remain! are at aomaarratory chapel of the East 8do Fuaeral Directors, East Sixth sad Aider. Notice of faneral la lexer ECX ELjiAS Funeral aerviaea of the late Paul will aw bald Satardar. Meet 4. st 2 nv, aa. at the Aanyckde Maaowio tsnphs, K. Sth and Hawthorne a vs. Remains at tho parlors of Browse A Snook. Belmont at gU, antti I p. m. MOORE In thia city. August 31. Lawrence Moore, aged 82 ysers. hwaband of Jaaaie Maore. Tbo remains are at Kinley 'e, Montgom ery at 8th. Notice of funeral be real tar. ALEXANDER At the residence. 739 Everett st. Sept 2, 1920, George P. Alexander. Ramaine at Ho linen's funeral parlors, 84 aad Salmon aU Nock's of faneral later. MaePHERSON In thia city. Sept. 2, 1820, If af MaePheeaan. ILemaina at Halmaa a fdnoral parlors. Third aad Baimoa ata, Notice of faawtat la tec . . .... i.o.o.r degree order W M. " DEATHS AUD VTTTMrR Al a it rAKRELii tie ridnc.ris. N. itii'st; dept. S. Leo A. Jarrell. aged 29 years, be- ' lSk TmL .KU V! 1. TT, v. 1. eorss Connors and Mrs. A. Welch of this city Knceesed waa a mem ber of the rnlghta of Oolumbu, and Loyal Order bo-held from above raaidenro Kiturdsy (Sent J) at a. m., thence to thedral, Iftth aad .r2.V-' "here qum mtM miU tw, offered at B 30 a. . Fneniis invited to sttend. Ar range menu In care of Dunning A MrKntee. WtBBER At tlie" fsmUy realdencerBT'Mar. iory a0.. Sept. S, Anton ;vrte Webber, seed S4 rears, bnsband of iMla father or i, Oeorge N . , Hasel K. nd Vo" it. Webber of Portland brother of Joseph A Web- V..TJ- Scheule of I-'llsnapoll lnd.. and Mr. 1,T j, M Chicago. Tbo funeral eerricea will be held Hat- uma). Sept. 4, at i 0 o'clock p. m at Hn- ley's, UooUomerjp at Stli. Krtenda invited la. cirteration, Portland Crematorium BBBITHUT At the "famlly"reT.dcn; TofTi laciftc at. Bijtt. J O-nr V Mrrliam aged 70 years, beloved hu.hand of Kill c Rreiti,,.. -father of Mra. R. E. Piper and H. Tlee Hre'thut this cltj. The faneral ssrypres will he conducted fruro the conservatory rhspel of the . S I tun ning. Inc., Kant Bids Ktintral IHrecton, 414 K Alder at., tomorrow (Haturdayl at 4 p. m. r'Henda invited to attend onuludln irrvicr at Portland Crematorium. I WAj-K KR this" city, ""A ug7ij"l7" WllfcTni Walker, sd yesrs. of 4A E. Riirn.iilr fsther of Airs. Huby Ilunn of this city. Mrs! Maud Ixing and. KTed Walker of Waralifield Or Funeral will be held from Mcfcnteo A Kilem1 parlors, 18th and Kverett st.. Mslurdsy, Sept. 4. at 1 p. ro. k-rieods invited. kiterment ltlverview c.rmflery. HOWARtC-At Aberdeen. WashT 8eF 27 Edward Marren Howard, aged 8fl years, father of Iaetta Varren Jr. and Nellie How.nl. eon of Mrs. John lluber of Portland, brother of Mrs. iUttia ling and Mrs Mattte Johnson, and J"sie snd Augusta llnwinl of Portland. The remains will be forwarded to PortUnd for tnlert ment. J. p. Kinley A Son. directors MOii"fAS,n th,, " "'l'1- -rft. Rlea ..,., man. sgen ynars beiKvl wf, f ,H Moffman. mother of lthy and Martha H.rff - CU,.r.l "srrysnd Josn Ijttj Kn.n.u Invited to attend the funeral .erricc at Hoi. ,,!n.o,,nr' nr,or. Third snd K.lmnn ,t.. at 1:80 p m . Sunday. Sept. a. mO. In terment Jones cemetery, HitlwlaW Or BltATTONHnbert R Itrsii.m 7nWXS7T Allg. 81. 7ft Veen rlimni. .....1.... ' MAClONALlJ Henry Macdnnslri 4 rt u nuk Kept. 1. Tl Veers, rifctnimi, i SCHREIBER Fraaklln Emerson hchrelher OH2S B'Jd. BeDL 1. 12 itavs nr.m,l,. t..MK 8COBKE Martha C. Stvibee. 8T3 E. loth Kept. 1. 74 yesrs. nnmli. MOORE Lawrence K. Moore, 28 1 K. lath Auf. 81. SS veers, irtn. CRKVEL1NG Helen W. Creveling, 647 Oonv m.lrct' coart HK 1. To years, carcinoma TOTT Hattlo Tott, MO 7 FoaUr road. Aog. 2n, lift years, cancer. WALKER Wm. Walker. Kmannal hoenluL Aug. 81, 68 rears, valrular disease of heart JrUNKHAL DIRKCTORa DUNNINQ k McENTEE FTJNEnAL rvniFfrrnTia Now Iocs tad la their near residential tanerei home, Morrinoa at Uth. wast side. Phone Broadway 480. Antoinette 816-88 ins, e 17NKRAI, HOME OF REFrfrrMElTT Note- We hsve no branches nor any eonneetloa wnapprer wttn any other undertaking firm. EDW. HOLMAN & SON Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON STREETS Msin 607. A 1811. , -Ay Aasurtant. Jo Pn FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAIN . MONTGOMERT AT fTrni EAST SIDE FUNERAL DritErTlSna" F. S. DUNNING, INC. "Tbe Family Bets the PHcs" 414 E AMer. Phone East 82. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 6O2-B804 2D ST. 8. E . I.ENT8 ' Phone Tabor 8367 " Home Phone D-61. CTIAMBErtSCo:," ' Funeral Directors. All the Convenience, of g Tfonia. Wood lawn 1806. 248 2ft0 RIIHn.i. East 781 O n If S Mni-.k" H-188S -.. iUCrtO Assu-'nt H?".aLJiil H.-"hoa R. T. BYRNES N,w ' wui V-3 UblUhment 001 WlUlams see. Woodlawn 220 MILLER TRACET, independent funeral dl retora. Prices aa low as 820. $40, gen Waahlngtonat Ella Main 2601 A-788J K'!!TFJ5. KJLERsrfnneral parlors wflh alt Uie privacy of a home. lh and R re rati its. Phones, Broedway2188. Home A 2188.- R. W. GABLE A CO, ,, - B''",K,W W. H. Hamilton, T GHm. Phone Tabor 4118. DtoWNTNO A MNEMAR. .nccessom to Xv,,,, 4mV"tn'.Tn'1' E"- 7 leMe&afHoV A.R.Zeller Co. S i m, ave c limn. CIa.VOR rNPKRTAKING CO Main 4'l82 , A-2821 Or Third and ( lay MONIMENTK Portland MarbSe Works 266 4th rt. op City HalL Wen Bros. ITOTSIMQ GRAfliTE Co PI.ORINTN Smith's Flower Shoo I .... "Portlsnds Progreeetve Florist" Flowers for All Occasions. 7 T. C. Ll'KE, Mgr.. 8tb and Alder. QEO. BETZ & SON FRESH FLOWERS FOR FtTNsTRALft and all occasions. 697 Williams ave. Joat call Wood Is wn 1812. Joseph Beta, Manager LUBLINER WO STORES We ttrrea tn nlaaae. 848 Morrison, bet Bdwjr. and Park Marsh. 85T. 326 Morrison, Portland bote!. Marshall 788. MAKTIV A rORBKSCO., florist.. 384 Wuht ington. Mala 20. A-I26S. Flowers foe ell occasions artisttcslly arranged CLAR grU08rTlorVta7"MorTl.oB it., bet. 4 lb and 8th. Phong Mala 7709. Fine flower lnd floral designs No branch otorra TON BETH FLOBAL CO., 287 Washington stT bet 4th and 6th. Main 6102, A llot ehrsinl 1'ct wTTisnk hld. Main W nappe I i S n 8H Morrleoo et LOHT A5D POI ND II LOST Wrist wstch. Monday, on 77th at STE , bet Woodstock sve. snd 6Ih es. Finder please call Main 1412 bet 8:30 and 6 o clock. Reward ; LOST Near 2d and Everett men blue serge onat pocket containing traffic, rules and auto truck "drivers' ll-enee Finder pleas phone Udle 1855. LOST Lady s Thurn. ete cars. Reward. add wrirt watrh: Eigin, MisDiuiipl ave. or Council Crest Main Oftfl.' XST Silver meh bag in the Liberty theatre Sunday night Liberal reward. Finder leave at Jonraal office. LOST A black aaaln-tnp allnpsr from car, be tweea Skldmore street aad wast aid; liberal reward. Woodlawn 2664. LOST A blacS kunk for neckpiece nursed "Filene't," on Broadway Sunday night. Ana, 29. Notify Oregon Journal. Reward. LOST From machine, ' bine heather scarf, bet. Boblnsnn-Hmith garage and Hell. Ada Stark weather, 602 Bdwy. bWg. Main 8199. Reward, STRAYED or etnhm from ISl TUlsmonk st, silver gray Persian kitten, female, Si grows. Finder please call Main 'J5o Reward. " L08T Abar pin "A. L.'' on Sack, ' Monday afternoon, ben wean uantanbetn and Will gee., on Stanton st Phone Wdln. 6049. LOKT- White Llewellyn setter pup 3 mo. iX. black snot on the eye: black And brown ears. Main 6886. Reward. LOST Gold Bveraharp, bltie headier crf. bf. Rohlnaon-Rmlth garage and Sell. Ada BUrk weather. 602 Kdwy. hldg. Main 6100 Reward. LOST Wrist watch Tuesday noon on Cilaea at. between 10th and 18th. Return ta Oregon Transfer. Reward. LOST Monday, croclwt beg containing I .add at Tilton check book. Reward. Mar. 3694 bet 6 and 1 2 a. m. LIBERAL reward to watch picked an party who returns wri-t in waahrooca. Wrigbt'i Shoe Co. Saleslady No, 28, LOST Aug. 81, by llule girl, email aUigaior purse on Depot-Morrison oar. Call Mar. 4600 COST OoSdEversharp pencil, bet nOth, fI. B. Ooncb and Uaeia ata. Tabor 152. COST Cnllned mink ecarf; reward. Main 960. or Miss Wilson, uwi Ln-qg oo. LOST Parcel containing plaid iiik dress, phone SeUwood 1474. Reward. FOCND Black pocketbook Containing key money. Apply 890 Salmon it. LOST 8-monthe-oJd black and whita pointer. Reward. Bdwy. 1688 or E. 8763 LOST Black lyni fur; please rail Seward bete, room 408, and received liberal reward. LOST Leather wallet containing 2 I. O. D.'a. 860 each. Reward. 804 B of T. hldg -LOST -Pair' of dancing slippers. WdlB. 61TT! (OerrUmiew aei PsUowlmj Page) vs. e O '