The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 03, 1920, Page 17, Image 17

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    WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1820.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
ADMIRAL LINE TO
KEEP Fl
D SHIPS
ON OJIENTAL RUN
Jfour steamships will be main
tained on the Portland-Oriental run
by ithe Pacific Steamship company.
(Admiral line.). The shipping loard
steamer Montague will probably Ball
fori the Orient with general cargo on
November 35; and will continue in
i thei reemlar service, i Other ' vessels
! on Ithe run rare the Abercos, Coaacet
antt Pawlet. North China, Japan
and the Philippine islands are in
cluded in the ports ot call
, ' II. F. Alexander of Tacoma, president
of Ithe Admiral line steamship corpora
. tioh, and A.; F. Haines, vice president
snd general : manager, I are in. Portland
- today and cfosln up affairs in connec
tion with the Oriental senrice. At a con
ference with H. H. Bbey, ; district di
rector for. the division of operations for
the shipping board on the Pacific
side, M. "H. Houser of the Portland
1 Flourtnjf Kills, Captain Joseph Ganong.
representing Kerr, Gifford, Alexander
. . and Haines a practical solution of the
Oriental business was arrived at
Congested conditions of the lumber
trade in the Orient, fluctuation of the
rates . and spot charters have had a
tendency to place the foreign trade,
westbound, from Portland to the Orient,
on a slow basis.
MORE THAN 50 MILLION" FEET
LUMBER SHIPPED IS OCTOBER
Astoria. Or., Nov. a. According to
statistics compiled by Deputy Collector
Karinen today, more : man bu.uuu.vw
feet of lumber were shipped from the
Columbia river by water during October.
Thirty-four vessels loaded at the milts
in the lower rive?" district and their
combined cargoes amounted to 32,912
087 feet of lumber. Twenty-nve oi moats
vessel carrying 21,175,000 feet, went to
California 1 points live vessels, laaen
with 3.991.756 feet, are en route to for
eign ports and four, carrying 7,746,531
feet, cleared for the Atlantic seaboard.
In the same period, 18 vessels loaded
19.078.684 feet at the upper river mills,
making a grand total of 61,988,671 feet
of lumber which left the Columbia river,
MANILA EXPORTER IN CITY;
INVESTIGATES TRADE, STATUS
P. A. Grimes, head of the importing
and exporting firm of Crimes & Go.,i
Manila, . P. I., Is in Portland, looking
into the trade conditions between Port
land ' and the - Orient ' Mr. Grimes Is
conferring with managers of the Pa
cific-International company. Persistent
advertising of ithe advantages of Port
land in Manila and Oriental ports was
instrumental in bringing Grimes to the
Bhlpping center of the Northwest
Positions of Vessels
Radio reports from North Head give
the positions of the following Vessels at
8 p. m. November 1 :
Klkhorn, Keelung for San Francisco,
697 miles from San Francisco.
-Waban, Tacoma for San Pedro, 544
miles south or cape jriattery,
ijiM Vegas. San Pedro for Auckland
via Honolulu,! miles east, of Honolulu.
Wilhelmina, San Francisco tor Hono
lulu . 1441 miles irom MV '1.,,.
Balcatta, wan v tumkum - , rr
ven BT C7, 10 miles north of Columbia
river. .. " ..-.2--- -an
Bradford, -laiara iur .
miles north oi ssan r
I News of the PojJ
j
Arrivals erber I
from Ban rrnc.
steamer Bom City, from 8u Praneiseot
San Pedro, Nov. 2. Sailed at boo", stern
er City of Topeka, for Portland via Coca Bay
and Eureka. Arrived, steamer Weahtenaw. from
Portland.
' Ban Pedro. Nor. 2. Sailed. steamer Colonel
T. L. Drake; for Portland. - Bailed, steamer
Dram, from Portland, for London. Armed,
steamer M than, from Portland n TaAma. for
Callao. v
Astoria, Nor. 2. Left np at 11 a. m staa--
er Daisy.
Unnnol (H. 1 .flailed, steamer West
Cayot. for Portland Tia way porta.
Saa Francisco. Not. . (L S.) Ar
rived KventL Los Anrelee. 12:45
whaling tax Hercules. Santa Cms, 2 a. m.:
at
Daisy. American j,"?mcf" American Emit H. Meyer. Los Angelea. SU20 f.
8t7 Helena, ballot: Re t'l I Arirll. Beattle. 8 a. m.S Horace XMter Los
traoi OIU M mr I A n..l a ' l a m VannuS. ls AOiem.
general. ' m I .. . v j a.j m. ; Norwood. Port Ansel, a. m. ; Manoa,-
ew j i. 0 . l rionoiuiu, sk m., orwuwit w '
QbbiJ,! America. steamer, '-San Pre, ClHonolulu. BJ
SEW TODAY
ballast.
Ill, .n... Umum Han IhMA 'XII m tn.
MARINE ALMAS"A? Seattle, Wash.. Nov. S. I. N. S.) Ar-
uaathar at -Iver NlouUt . : I rived Arabia Mara, from Manila. via, Hons-
! . .1.. 1 i j l , -A Vienna ill: a in. !
3. Cotidioon. uj. jp- - b-45
."JTT. C.Sh; a m.: Annet Rolph, from San , ! Prancisco.
southeast, 10 miles, ' I 7:30 a. m. Sailed Admiral Watson, tor
Boutnweetem a ewntneaeieTn - x -
Krrih Head. No.
Xldss s astorta Tnornw
Hsrh water:
tn. 1.9
7:45 p. m 7.8 leet
Low water:
a. m. Arrrred. 2d Cross Keys, from Manila
a , m . T m m II I, Iixn. i mwtn NltmiMM. WIK lUfllllHIli. B IX. IB..
I
2:15 p. m.,
BAILT JMYEB EE ADIT? O
s a. m., i acn iii "
STATIONS.
1
Tfiiatills
Euiif ne
Albany
Salem . .
Oreeon City
Portland- t .
25
10
20
20
12
15
i
175
2.4
2.8
l.Z
E5a
1.2
r-0-8
I....
U-0.2
2.9 H-2
3.S
2.1 feet. 1 mnt fmm (Un Pedro, na Point Weill. 11:40
Pi m. ; Miacway, irom . Ancnoraca, oouu
matjtro and ftnntlieaaUrn Alaska. 5 :1a .P m. :
Latoucba, from Anchoraca, sis Boatbwestern
and Southeastern Alaska and Tacoma, o:-u
p. m. Bailed, 2d Admiral jrarragui, ior rn
Iieso, via San,' Francisco, 9 p, m.; Alaska, for !
Ban irranclsco, B p. m.
SL.n VrY.Mm Kn 9 .(I V S. Y ArriTed:
Admiral -Nicholson, from Port San Lnls, at 1 a.
m.! tioTemor. from Victoria, at 1:10 a,m.;
u . ow I Admiral Bebree. irom Los Anaetes, -at . wrxu
jilT-rr-r-I
MEETIHO NOTICE S 1
COLUMBIA LODGE 3SO. 114. A.
F. AN1 A. M. 8utedewn
manieatioa . tomorrow : txliuraflay)
erenlnc at 8 o clock. Professor
3, B Hornet of the department of
kiatnrr. OAaon Asncnltoral col-
SrSrne.dea7, vUianrb.ren alw.y. welcome
Refreshments.; By DM 0L,0 5. :
A DANCE will kiliren by U rtuled Arusans
it the MonttsiHa school honae.J Eart 1U
and Pina sta.. Saturday esamne;. I o.
snission, aenM. SOe; ladies. 8oe.
1.
Bkte. - I 1
m&?4 I .
CcLtetlo.
r-O.l
US
2m
!eiveb fouecast
at XEIGKBOBIW
Astoria,: Nor.
trrlsed at 10:85 a. m..
8.
'- -i ' ' "yjf jeaeaaesssia, mmmmm , , 1 m mm mm
.14 I m nelwood. from KamiluL at 2 a. m.': Unimak. 1
0.03 I tram Rnwen'a Indine. at 4 a. m. : San Jacinto,
o . uu from Grays Harbor, at :SS a. m. : yvasntenaw,
0.121 from Portland.' at 8:30 s. m.; Britisieamer, j
O.os I Myrmidon, from Greenoak, at l0:iwt-a. ; m;
Bailed: Tus H easing, ior run san sois, si
a. m. : E. M. Pbelns. for Port San Luis, at 4 a. I
UltAoa : . 1 Multnomah, for Portland, at 8:20 a. m.: W.
irk- TPniamette rWer at poruana V3T i p . 11-rrin. .; for Portland, at 8:40 a. m.: saa
watinnarr durine the .nest two or I CoQuille. for Fort Brags, at 10:55 a. m.
except as affected ty u . I gia Prnclsco, Nov. 8. IL ' S.) Ar-
Sd Katherine. Manila. 11:20 a. m-;
F. B. Loop, Port Gamble, 12:10 p. m.: West
Keens. Hilo. 12:25 p. m. Sailed C. A. Smith,
Coos Bay, 11:20 a, m.; President. , Seattle,
11:20 a. m.i City of Topeka, Portlsnd. 11:30
. m HrMMi. Grsrs Harbor. 11:35 s. m. ;
Brooklyn, Bsndon. 12:40 n- m- ' i Yellowston;,
Coos Bay, 1:25 p. m.; Joan of Are, PorUand,
4:20 p. m.; Helen P. Drew. Fort Bsaee, 4:80
p. m.j Celtic Ban Diego, 5:25 p. mi: Caspar.
e-ns n m Holhrwood. Seattle. 0:10
n, rintnr LsTemool. 8:40 P. m,: Wash-
iWton. Eureka, 10:30 p. m. ' : t
Petersburg, Nor. 2. Ssiled-r-Spokane. north-
Ketchikan, Not. 2. Sailed City ot Seattle,
MHltihmiml K Tl. m ; ' ' f - ' M .
San Pedro, Nor.' 2. Arrired Admiral
Dewey, from Ban Diego. Sailed Capt. A, .
Luras, foe Vanconrer; Admiral' Schley, for
Seattle via San Francisco. Arrived Nor. 1 .
Phyllis, from Tacoma. . . . '
Victoria. Not. 2. Arrired Honoipu. from
Genoa bay, touring at Boyal Roads fur crew. ;
Vancouver Not. 2. Arrired Eastern Mar
iner, from- Yokohama, S p. m. Arrived. Not.
S Bradford, from Talara bay; M. S. Balcatta.
fnn Vaimraian via Balboa and flan Francisco.
TacomaJ'NoT. 2. ArriTed Ohilliwack and
Quadra, from B. C ports; Qneen. from Seattle ;
f orest tung. irom aeaiue, a p. w. oaiieui
M. S. W'akena. for B. C. porta. : . 1.
putting hard
earned money
Into another
man's pocket
by paying high
rent. -
TnvMfl?sts RedTntade. the mod
ern method of hcuse construction.
Our system or buiiaing nouse
anits results in a great saving to
you ot both time and money.
REDIMADE BUILDING CO.
i PORTLAND, OBEGOK ,
K. 11th and Market,
or 80S Lewis Bldg.
Phonea E. Sill or Bdvry. SS5
i Lad
1 woo
With Sunday Journal
"WANT" AD
This Thursday and Friday
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One of these big Jars of Monopole Preserves Free to each person Vho brings in a. "Want" ad for the
biz Sunday Journal on this Thursday or Friday and pays cash , at time c insertion. Don't miss it.'
Ladles Savs your old carpets, ruga end I
woolen cioUilns. Lat ua make new rusi I
for you. 1
it
.1
-s
The oldest and nest equipped factory m
the Northwests Fluff and rag. rues woran
all sixes. Carpets eleaned, etc.
For Mall Orders Sand for Booklet
FtTIJEHAli mHECTOM
EDW. H0LMAN- & SON,
Funeral Directors
. .TH1BJ3 AND SALMON BTBEKTS
Main 507. A-ISIU
Lady Assistant.
Breeze&SnookftSf Zr?
MONTnWETS
Portland Marble Works
26J 4th at., op. City HslL New Bros.
Jatysffo s-r. at rtportfl
V MAR1AGEIJCE1
Aiexder-Tonlon, . 3. IT?-
..U CsrTer. 20. ABk-ff - and
and Hardia. G. Xnomaa,
red B. Vara, letal. Gate. Or., and Leths
a Jrons. iwletv ,, : T.mbiIL and
. laeal. CUT.
street B. is.. .'.rrr-- ,;d Katherina
' Kalpn necKuns. .
streetT and iohepiuna Goidenber., ,,
Tb-rt T.ruU irsal.
aidLaonote . w'"T.--t-v Hall street.
Geona W. ' r,., .treet.
and luel Jasi'oru. o. - - tm,u
j. BylTeswr "e-o."..--. nenty-
and Nina, a. -irysieM, uw,
second.
bibths
flPERTo Mr. and Mrs. V7m. E. PlP.
Jff A, F. Blis. comer
Hoyt 2r.y'il V E. Egeimaa;
EGGIMAN To Mr nad , Mrs. A. . ss
6214 Wf-J- "b T. Pahl. 110
nimTn Mr. and Sirs. t. v
Wsshoneal. Oet 2S. a son, lottea. T8
TOTTEN To air. and Mra. I: F. o11'
E. lotn ver. o v - RoTal. 464
BOTAI-4o M'r. and B;
Water, uct. o. i p-rrv M.
0THC8-Te Mr. .and I Mrs. Perry
Othus,
44 B. 52d, Oct. an. 1 . VS-VTmut. 816
TROUT
WWleston Oct.: 22, a danjhter.
inmoTD Tn Mr. and Mrs. r rea
noi JnvTn Mr. and Mrs. i. A.
yotlce to Mariners ;
Th. fnowinc affects the aids to nsriration
in the Seventeenth lighthouse district: .
Washington and wecon ijoiusnoia niri
Astoria to Harrington Point State of Washr
ington wreck gas buoy found extinguished Octo
ber 2S, 1920, waa relighted tame day.
- Washington -Grays -Harbor Point Brown
spit buoy. . heretofore reported adrift, waa ire
placed October 8, 1920. j
wasmngMMT jou uv cuw :auiu u,...
ftaieiroemt West Park aa TasaaUt
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow i
8T Kerby. Oct. J. s."'-" .t1
MRWTZALr To Mr. and Mrs. "-'-tr7.
1426 K. 18th, Oct 8w 23P--HgTWr;
HAKVBT-To Mr. and Mrs. W m. .. , uaTrej,
V "ar-noht L. Hon.
HO.vST.lJ a daughter.
stem, oas sow. -i- - r-- , , mbOT
LA M B ERT To Mr. and Mis. U A. .1
NETLONToMr. and MrsT ILLl-N.ylon.t01
Washtngton, wi. w WavsTetia,
KA88AVETlS--To Mr. and Mrs. N. KasssTeus,
433 12U, uci. u, a ao. K1
GILTNEH To Mr. and Mrs, v v.
Kerby, uct, aa. a "w"1?!:
AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
DECEMBER 10, 1920
AT M SECONI? STEEET
All tarrtvi oaa o rftii fa t , mnrttha naet
was relilhted October20 1 1920 I I due. Goods subject to sale on this date.
Re order the bureau of lichthonses.
. ROBERT WAR RACK, j
Superintendent of Lighthouaaai
C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE
COMPACT
UEW TOD AT
MEETISO JTOTICE8
41
Journal 'Want' Ad Station
FOR SALE!
Men's Qothinsr, Hats and
Furnishing Goods Store; A
good, going and paying busi
ness; an exceptional oppor
tunity and a splendid buy.
.i 1-
Write 589 Duane Street,
ASTORIA, OREGON j
.OREGON iCOMMANDEBT NO.
1, K. T. Special eonelare
Thursdayi Not. 4, at T :sw p. m.
' The order of the tempi will be
conferred by nast commanders
or Oregon eommandcry, Hist (Jommander J, B,
I t leland presiding. The drill . corps, and Uioss
interested therein, please report st 6 9. m. Din
ner at 6 P. m. for all Sir Knighta.
PORTLAND TENT NO. 1, THS
MACCABEES, meets erary
Tharsdsy erening in Macesbee
ball, third floor Selbng-Hirsch
buildim. 888M Waahinatoa St.
Visiting air knigbU always wal-
come. '
G. V. BAKER, R. K i
nEATgs xan rrmERAtiB n
sraVfT In this city. Nor. 1. H920, John A.
,Bcott.-sTl 68 years, husband, of Mrs. tmms
Bc of 1U Woodward are., ytlbia city! father
"S0?. i V.tT. U tuitii.-., Keott. both of
Oi eanet oomt n'j '-7 iiiS ,i h.irl
Los Angeles. The funeral aerricea will b held
serratory cnape. r ,w . Inter-
rectors, 414 m. Aioer. w - r-
arth."
of the Masonic lodges ot tnia cj.
wi. ..1 ' all uriUMi. '
irrKT,a V v.. 1 the family resi'
unton Pons Ilar-
JTW 'hniband of Carrie BeU.
Barnott father of Mrs. Bertie Schmeltser, Mrs.
P Hanx Earl. Ch.rle.. Lydia, Milton and
Harry 1). Bamett ot this city, and Mrs. H. L.
tt"i?hm.n of Han Pranciaco. Cal. The luneral
sWrtoa will be held Thursdar. NoTember 4,f at
2 :S0 P. m.. a iniej s, - - -
Friends In sited. Concluding aerrica Hose Uty
cemetery.
ALBRIGHT At his lata residence,
V- Tk.ni nt SI riharler O. Albright,
aged64 years. 9 months, 4 dy-
rf!SuJ. !ll hi ThnradaT. NOT. 4. at 1 P-
m.. at the cnapel 01 xjreeae as "'""
at aotn st. invermeni. i ov" , 7 '
MEETS erery Wednesday night
' . a ocjock. ijft
rsikfe, t vriuiams are. v uiuni urwui-
HA.R"pNY era welcome - .
MIDCE T. DYMKNT. N.
N9iOOCXE C. P. TRACKT. Sec
AT
The Owl Drug Store
I CORNER BROADWAY, AND WASHINGTON STREET
For the benefit of advertisers who do not find it convenient to come to The
lAiimni Ri:inp Offirp Th .loitrnal has hn'ehed a "Wantf' Ad Station in the
store of the Owl Drug Co., at the corner of Broadway and Washington street.
A thoroughly experienced girl will be in charge at all times' and you will receive
exactly the! same service as if you come to The Jpurnal office.
Other Journal "Want" Ad
Forbes Drug Store
Cor. Grand Ave. and East Morrison St.
, Matthieu's Drug Store
Cor. Russell and Williams Ave,
Stations Are Located At
KillingsAyorth Drug Co.
. Mississippi .and Killingsworth
St. Johns Drug Co.
i: r-; St. Johns
Presents while they last are given at all of these "Want" Ad Service Stations -the
same as at The Journal Office; .
8E3TD T8 TOUR OLD CARPETS
(We Ceil and Denver)
Old Rues and WooHen Clothing We Make
. ReversiDie, nano-wprsn
FLUFF RUGS
Room Sirs Fluff Rims -Weweti S1T.SO
Rat Rust Woven, All Iras Clothes '
Clsanlng end Dyelnj Deot-sUII;
Ordera, Send for 00 let Mattrsseea
Renovated, Maoe .syvar, sum to urosr
Feathers Renovated
, Csrpet Cleaninf
MX Ruga Steamed Cleaned, S1.B0
WESTtRN FLUFF RUO CO.
B4 Union Ave. N. - r i atast SB1S
Ssiliaatv SAMARITAN LODGE NO. 2. t O.
-TS3r O P., meets erery Wednesday
7V,V eTenine at 8 o'clock, Odd Fellows
temple. 228 AMer at. Second degree tonight.
Visiting brother, aiwsys welcome.
rr .. tit-T T It'll! w 3
JESSE T. JONES. Secretary.
UEGULAR meeting tomorrow
atiP0Cav ' STening (Thnrs.1. T:30,
wS ri.l.l hall tIMk Killing.
worth," near Albina are. Ini-
ttiBVS tiatory degre. Tfeitors al
ways welcome. E. C. BHOTSERS. N. O.,
tj. K. wiLaua, oecreiary.
will bold their first cUnc of
St.. lo. Ma R
Lllft nEkSlrta A'a.uaj a,T;,, 4, vs. w
"fscifie States hsll. 11th and Al
der sts. Cents 55c, including war
.tax; ladies; sue
Portland Rug Coi
TJJrBER NEW, m AHAGEMEST;
We Have Cut Our Prices i
, for a Limited Time
oxe txia ft. ri-UFP J22 50
ONE 8xl FT. FLUFF gQ
All Other Work at 20 Slseoastt.
Fluff Rnf Made From Old Carpets
RAG RFGS A SPECIALTY i
GITE US A, TRIAL
We Call and Deliver . -172-174
E. I7TH ST. SELL. Hit
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
Formerly MonteTllla Ros Co. '
Fluff Ruga Made From Old Carpet" ,
Rag - Rusi Woven All Sizes
Carpet Cleaning Slilns, Refltttlnf (
We Call and Oallvsr
19SZ-19S4 K. Stark St. I Tabor 7814
: . REGIT LAE meeting thU ( Wed. 1
fvening at 8 o'clock, E. 6Ut
ana AMer sts. visiting Prow
ers cordially welcomed.
K. C. TAN NATTA. NG
8. A. 8TABR, Secretary.
i
WAVERLY ledge TJ. D.. A. F. A
M. ' Regular stated - communica
tion will be held at Warerly hall.
K 28th and Clinton, at 8 p. m.
Thursday. Not. 4. E. A. decree.
Visitors welcome. By order W. U.
H. E. VIRRINDER, Sec.
PALESTINE todgf No. 141, A. P."
V. & A. M. Special communi
cation Thursday. Nov. 4. 7 o'clock.
E. A. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. Archer Plar-e, Mount
Scott car. By order W. M.
W. t TOWNSEND, Sec.
DORIC lodee No. 132. A. P. A A.
. M. Stated comraunicattion. this
(Wednesday) erening at Masonic
hall, St. Johns. lecture and regu
lar business, visitors welcome.
J. W. DAVIS. Sec
Will be located at No. 932
Chamber of Commer c e
Bldg. on and after Nov. I,
1920. CHAS.HOVCK,
110 Tenth St.
PALESTINE LODGE No. 141, A.
V. A A. M. stated commum.
estink Wednesday. Not. 8. 7 :30.
Visiting brethren welcome. Archer
place, Mt, , Bcott ear.
0. S T0WN8END, Sec'y,
FLORISTS
W8f
si ev. .sr
1XS MORRISON
PORTLAND HOTKk
MAR.TS3 .
CnRS aoct oucrrss)
a,naoiSOal
f aotr
storm imvr.. as7 .
And Floral Peatgna.
25 Lsrsa Botbonsaa,
Nn Rranch Storea.
eft Tears on MorriviS
Smith's Flower Shop
Main 7315
Portland's ProgresstTa f lorai.
um. all f Waainns. .
oauww,. . . - - -
T-tT. LUKE. Mgr.. om
GEO. BETZ &' SON .Hit
FRESH FLOWERS FOIt tflsasi-o , -.n
.,.in. AA7 -Williams avs. . Just eall
Woodlswn 1B18. Josenn wi. wswer
UAKT1N A FORBES CO., nojjsrf, ""f,
. omia a A sn Km dkesi Tr l9 al I
Ington, Main zuu. A lios.
occasions artwtically arranged. ,
all
ALEXANDER'S FIX1RAL SHOP,
J A A A eta a.s .ai Ifnerlinn sinrl A kit?.
Phone 629-1T. SnrsTS S2 sna np.
XT
HELP W AIT TE1 FEMALE t
EXPERIENCED TOT SALESWOMEN"
Apply afiaa Uilbavgh, picture department, !
Seventh fkor. n
LIPMAN. WOLFE Ctt -
THE NorUiwestern - In i Won. Americsa Red
Cross, needs grsdosta nurse to act as In
structor of home hygiene classes, throughout
Washington. Oregon and Idaho. Call in person
or write to Uurrso of Instruction, Red Cross,
S15 UniTerslty. BeatUe. .
MUS L. V. StXJTT; loraaerty dlrsctoe of sa-
Piaynsent for. wtimra wits uw leaersi goT.
ernment. will assist wonten to secure essploy
rmns In all lines. Office. S3 Benry bldA. aws.
tb snd IMS. twwy. soa I.
B0SINES3 MEN.
If vtmr seed is trained, efficient office kelp.
call Broadway 4499. Clerical Utlp Berries, 431
Artisans" bldg. - -.; -. - i .
WA N TED An efleriy woman ts care for il tfli
Birr and assist with tight work. Wnta 4U
Benton st. .
TilOHOl'GHLT experienced woman, cm remodel
ing and repair work OolonuU Cleaners, 38
E. Burrudde. - ,
ANT girl. In need or a friend appij ta tha Bal
Tation Army Reaena Hooe. alayfahr anol
Alexander sta, Phone Ham 84J10. DML car.
firi Tjt rtT.W.mune' lade wlia nnderstsnds holl-
keevins and-wiluns to work in atora,. ivi
Commercial st. ' - ? - -
TEACHER wanted for rural district. Write te ;
Chaa. Joktnen. Grand Itonda, Or.
MATD for 4 'genersl housework, AtttosiatlS
832-88. 280 Fsg St.
WA NTED Experienced lroner. Portlaml Latm
dry Co., Union aT. and East Mill.
HELP WANTET MISC.
4
LLEKK3 (men. women, over 17) for govatn
ment detartmsnU. I1S0 monthly. fcsnert
enna unnecessary. KrsminsUooa NoTember. For
free' particulars, writa John Leonard (fo-Tet
civil serrioa exsminerX, S Suitable fei.
Washington, P. O. ; -: -- - 7,
'5
N. W. Bank bldg. Main
BUSINESS Al TRADE SCIlOOLg M-
MEN WANTKlT
wriKiis-nvin. inTTTTllB
6116. 881 Morrison st. LEARN ATJTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS
. r-T- n n , n 1 I. . - k. K. hta. 4m h.
PeOOleS ' 4S Alder. Marshall 2 auto industry. ETsrywheie there will be a -
w I bini men. '
1UR SCHOOLS SCCCESSPTLLT TEACH
LOST ASP FOTTNP
al
1 ;: 1 by nractlesl ezperienea avsry phase of the ante-
THE foUowaig articles were toumi oj rsis w mobile, tractor, stationary and marine engine,
the P B. L. aV P. Oo. November It . . Ure vulcanising and wtreading. weldins and
2 purses, .beads, checkbook, a Jl 4 . braalng, every branch ef battery and aieetoe.
Jj? i ZAthr$ Zstf a' prw wk RKoram oca
s, umbrella. Vfrrt and
Owners may
Alder streetn.
GRADUATES OIVKN PRKFiUlKNCH
EVKRTWufcKK
TTnllralted opponunitiea, Leading antomoBIU
rTfiTFNr1iSh8etter. black, whlU and soma sasooUtions Uidoraa our scboola. thorougB
SS.i'm stolen ont of car Multno- ness of ear methods snd Uie eomplsisuesa of
rash FalU Sndy eTening; Bber.1 "wf PMaSmf(5fe,T .WTftMnt,nJ PONCKRNS
fonnatton. t :-,Trira -H nchsnios to our school for special .
lji.QT An amethvst brooch set. in o"i i , ,ri , ,,.;., .ninmoiille firms are. -
"Jv"' " ' I t.tn nmtflUll DUN1 - . .. .
prised as s memento. HnUable constant y esUing oa us tor fradiutea pecans
L ii or Heaumont streatcar. . Buuaow . . ' . ." . ,
' . l ' -x DAT AND
GENEROUS reward for string 01
tYlhgsT X.S OS iHiBHsrll'I'l - 1. 1 swvasfcs, bcv-hwvm, wmb spaa a ws aw aw ;
and Kerby U., or on Mississippi are. car. t all lttU ,.hooi wber you take th tools lu your
Main 1875 Ot 111 W- rata. ;. 1 uanua irm l iu ynemi aiiv.. v- -
of men w turn out
EVKN1NU CLASSICS
or."i.7r.,"KiutbMiirLTui!r f makes of sutos and gasoline euuipment Call
LOST Journal carriers ram .;;. .,. or writ- or . eatalome and information.
i,. M - V M 1HII. IlSe I ' ssaea. I . . ." . . . TL ...... a. . . j
" Srt-i T Imiwial offtae. MJEMFMILLB- THAIIB HUUUtlLS, gneopoaaj.
UeaphiUs' operate tb largest chain of prsctl-
1X)UND Small purs. Thursday noon, cwtain- 1 moUtr, ,,.001, jn th world, with branches la
" tag tickets, etc. Owner pbon uroauw.j i different cities in th U. 8. and Canada.
and identify.
. " ';' a...
k in irrn stolen from the Cedar asm il uswioorn at., mruinu. ui.
" WSrneH 5 oneThunky bs, bora, about Tak. Mt. Scott car at2d and- Aids! and gt
HKMl'HILL TRADE BCllOOUl
7(17 Hawthorn At., Portlsnd. 'Or.
trict, OoirViell rosd,
fiKA iwI tVl-. Phillo Thome. R. U. Msin Z57
LOST -Black purse, at Park Kos "ci.n-.
Finder
East 509
r . ..
. la i' tl .caul
mesne can ai sob -
2. Reward.
LOST Hudson teal scarf on messamn nooc
Multnomah hotel. Monday eve, .tot. .-
turn office .Muitnoman noiw. ""
1 .t football game.
FrankUn high school grounds. lUsward. Maw 1
8804.
LOST Purse, $52. all I bar. Liberal rewsni.
Main 7112 ; .
vKriNnAuto robe ' oh E. lst st Phon 1
Broadway 6600.
LADT'S tan gauntlet glore ts,x nelil hand, brown
cordnroy cspe, r,sm ozwv.
TTiSTVTljiree collie dot; wesrs no collar. He-
turn .G62 E. 28th. Sell. 8112. Kewsrq.
LOST A .Urer handbag Sunday. Ilipisjiroin 01
Broadway. Kewsru. isu '.. ""v.
E5sT A small cboksd squirrel fur. East 7084.
Reward.
LOST Amethyst IsTsJUer, ttbersr reward.
turn to owntr, mi i uron um..
Re-
n,.v f t t v a t h familr residence,
.' V MaH Elizabeth SchnelL
aged 3 years, beloved' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schnell. Remains at Pearsoii a mnoer-
taktag parlors, itnsseu at . f
JOHNSON November 2, at the family rest
Aanc. 698 Maple street, Grac W. Johnson
aged 48 years, wife of Henry F. Johnson, The
"mains are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth.
Nooc of lonersi pereaiter.
TalRT Pridar. 29th. lady's 5-ston dismond
rine. CaU 558-88. Liberal reward
v.vnr.tMH (MIS with charm alcliment; Uius
. . : ... 1 rv
girl s birtnoMgiiiJrewari. "tv'.'.
MERRILL At 12 E. 22d street. November
2. Martha M. Merrill, aged 80. Funeral no
tie later. B.marmiH at th. funeral pwtots
of A. D. itenwortay as vo., ov-v, --
8. E., in Lenta.
WILLIAMS At Juneau. Alaska, October 23,
lntA t.4. ur iviiii.ma. amd S vesrs. Re
mains, at Holman'a funeral parlor. Third and
Salmon streets. Notic of funeral later.
BCOTT John A, Scott, St VincenU hospiUl,
i no Tears- chronic duodenal ulcer.
METERS Frank W. Meyers, 84 B E. Taylor.
Nov. 1. 46 years; cerebral apopleiy "-.,
EDWARDS iorg r. suvsrai; . i.. "
net. "SO. B7 vesrs: abscess of spinal cord.
HANKOAN Bell V. iUncgsn. 968 Commer
ce! 1 Jf'T BO. OS vesra; oraamc hwi.
ALBRIGHT fCharlea C Albright, 1086 E.
yamhilij OCV SI. o years; icn n y-..n.
DATIS-rank C. Davis, 987 E. Main, Oct 30,
21 years r pulmonary tuberculosis.
WOODRUFF Helen M. Woodruff,, 1208 Ta-
1 a 1 ft a m.r chronic tMuhritlS.
SILINSKI August Sillnski, Bt. Marys church.
Hi" an veara: numnurr nsuo w.
ANDERSON--Oscar Anderson. Multnomah hos
pital, Oct. Zrj, o yesr tuoerruKwin,
t
FTJWERAL DIRECTORS
. FIMLEY & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Main 9. MONTOOMERT AT FIFTH.
EAST 8IDE. FXWEBAL DIRECTORS
F. S. DUNNING INC.
"Th Family Seta the Price" .
414 EJ Alder. PLon Eaot S2
A. D. Ketiworthy & Co.
t S802-6804 D2D ST. & K.. LENTS .
Phone Tsbor 8267. Homo Phon D-Sl
CUAMBKRS CO.
Funsral Directors.
"AH the Conveniences ot a noma.
Woodlswn 8300. 248-260 Killinsworth svs.
M'ENTEE A EILERS, funeral parlors with all
th privacy or a noma, iota ana events sta.
Phones Broadway Kiss. 110ms A-ziSo.
KENTON LODGE No. 145, A. F.
A A. "M Stated ram mmti cation
Thursday. Nov. 4. Visiting breth
ren welcome. By order of W. M.
F. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
ONEONTA TRIBE No. 2. ImproTed- Order of Red
i Men Regular council tomorrow, Thursday,
evening at 8 o'clock i at W. O. W. hall, East
6th and East Alder sts. Warriors' nd chiefs
degree. Members ureed to attend. Visiting
brothers welcome. L. B. SMITH. C. of R.
CADETS of Oregon Assembly No. 1, United
Artisans, wiU giv . s dance Thursday eve
Wng in W. O. W. temple. 128 nth. Good
union orchestra. Everybody -welcome;
EMBLEM JKWELRT a specisity. buttons, pins.
charm a Jaeger Bros.. 1J1-1S3 Stn at
New residence es
tablishment 901
off at 20th st
LearaivlatioE;
rompM around in
(traction school of
tnecbsnle. . Prsetl
eI flying. pilot's
lirens upon grsdu
stion. AH Cearsei
taught by former
government - tastruo
lors. : -
FIRST AND- ONLT srXCLnSIVE a.ninsntl.
Cal school In the Northwest No bond required.
JJliDlCEI AlKUitAFT tU., .
, 024 Morgin bldg.,
Portlsnd, '. Oragoe.
THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OP WEt.IV
INO teaches welding and braslng of all -metals
in less time than any other school.
Competent welders sr. scarce and in oe
mand. This is not a job shop taklug this
mesas of obtaining cheap help, but a school
with competent snd responsible teachers
giving personal instructions to pupils., W
hsve night and day classes. Apply Sun
day, 427 Esst 9th St., near Grant
HELP WANTED MALE
A BUSINESS OF TOUR OWN Representing a
- reliable, estaousnea romi.uj , " ...........
r w..hinrtnn. California and other states.
' - . nwr. We heln you suc
ceed Some splendid curings now
seed and elderly men. TOI'PENISU MJBSEBT
CO., Toppenish. Wash.
STENOGRAPH ER to act as assistant to sales
manager; snust be ahl to tak charge of gen
eral sales correspondence; good opening for steady
ambitious young msn. aouira. naioa "-'
rmnnn Vnrserv Co.. Oswego. Or. ' .
t. .nnnM .who' is " familiar with re-
frigerating plant, eiecincai
Z V,.....! anrk in a small WSV, A-16".
aim iuov..u-.-. -. .1 jl.
TEAM of horses. seoov-io. wra,
BUSINESS OOLI.EUE
Lsrgeet In tb Wst - :
ASSURES KVKRT ORADUATB :'
- A POSITION.
Enroll any Um of year;
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Pnons, call or writ, for Irs
- .. es islog.
WASTED Someon with lU)n truck to bsul
275 cords of wood to ear. tall at ; 4Sd
Union are; N. - - , , '
EXPEBIENCED off to help furnished by "
u.tra I'feanna . zious. ,,uw
bldg. Main 7490.
1 JCK snd shovel laborer. wanted. 1 "oruonoj mm
St I rik. i;o.. zai lawun . "r "v- 1
8 and 6 p. m. -
mwM
tvi h 1 1 1 1 hm
nVIH S sen
and Nonresident
instruction'
G.Ho!m(?s School"
bOidlCTtotlaM.Orgori.
- '' ' 1 " . 1 . s 1
AM AN to tsk cantrsct to eicavaU ana ua
dlrt. Call Mar: 2082. .
MATTRESS stitcber wsnteil. Portland Furui-
tnr Mfc. Co., 1249 Macsdsm st.
HELP WAWiEP FEMALE
A Position for Each Oriduate,
- ALISKT BUILDINO.
TOU
AMBITIOUST
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITIES
. FOR
BRIGHT YOUNG
WOMEN.
AUTO AND TRACTOR MEN WANTED ...
1st big salaries. Ideal living and working cm.
ditwna. No previous experience necemssry. aisa
of any as ean qualify in few weeks for per
manent weU paid positions, wnvs ivuw . for
FREE- particulars. National Automotive school.
W()4 South wgeroa, loa Angeles, vat
WA.NTKIJ ilea and women to learn th Darner
trade: rsceiv some Day while learning 1 Dot
I ttona secured; Oregon x-ervkw men, th course
I il free to you: rail or writ for particular end
catalogue. MOLKJt BARBER COLLEGE, , SS4
Burnsid St.
EARN
' 800.00
THE FIRST MONTH.
9900.00
THE FIRST TEAR.
LEARN TELEGRAPHT
Tonne men and smmen wanteds esB 484
Railway Excbsng bids. I splendid opporteniiy
to l earn a wiU paid profession. Railway 31.
graph Institute. . Night elsssea, -.- - . . '
PORTLAND Barbs College teaches tb barber
trsd in eight ,: weeks; psy while learoina:
good set of tools sriveni positions secursd; tel-.
tion reduced. 88 N. Second. ,
MEN, WOMEN Mara barber tradel wages wbil
g; positions guarameeo. ir. yesre
npcfiencc. Oreeon Barber Colleg. 38S afadiauaw
R.T.BYRNES
WOlism. ave. Woodlswn 220.
East 781 O B B oe-r-Irs Un- Lsrcb
B-1888 1 . Lee fl-.CI Will Assistant
UNDERTAKERS. E. 11th and Hawthorn.
slILLEK A TRACKT, independent funeral di
rectors. Prices as low as 820. $40, 880.
Washington at Ella. . Main 2091, A-78HS.
DOWNING A M NEMAR A homelike place.
Moderate la prices. Irrirntuti ' district Fbone
East 84.
w n , tit xp' a. fe
' Successors to W. H. Hamilton. '
1973 E. Clisaa. Phonu Tabor 4813.
t venue.
Esst 1088.
A.R.ZeSSerCo.p'Lr
SlVn,oc UNDERTAKING CO. Msin 4 ISM
aaiiVeWCa A-2321. Corner Third and CUy,
MUCH HIOHKR
' THEREAFTER.
APPLT NOW.
Room 801, Sisth Floor,
Park and Oak Streets.
Telephone Buiidmg
. 8 s, m. to & p. m.
The Pacifie Telephone end
Telegraph tkimpany.
free. ' Ertnk T Weljss. former assi.tsnt stste '
.opt, Mgr.J. W. bank blag. Phone Main 3278.
EAST BIDE COMMERCIAL BiTUtKJL
Miss Regtna Burkel's nrfste school: Irvllriduel
.Matrnctten. 122 A Grand av. Esst 427.
OREGON lsw school, Alisky bldg iSltid Mot.
W. as. tticnarasonsec. stain sit.
WAXTEn AGENTS
HE START TOU In th candy bunnass st bosss.
. small room or anywhere: erratlilng furnished;
etrti $80 wkly, tip: roen-woinen! experience tin- ."
neresfsry; advertise candy. Rend sell addressed .
(tsnvped envelop for free psrticulan. , Aura'
I Csndymaklnc Co.. Phliaaeipnis. fa. ,
SALESMEN WASTED
wKTlin An elderly Isdy who wsnU a good
home, to do light hoowork. Fbon Marahall
782 after . 5r all day Sunday.
TRANSPORTATION.
SanFrancisco
S. S. ROSE CITY
OCPARTt 10:0d A. M.
Thursday, October 28
FROM AJKSWORTH DOCK
FAR I INCLtfDCt BFRTH AND MESLS.
CITY TICKET OSPlCl, SD AND WASH.
. PHONE MAIN 8630
FREIGHT OFFICE. AINSWORTH DOCK
PHONE VR0ADWAV 363 .
THE SAN FRANCISCO A PORTLAND
. . (US." COMPANY.
KRAZY KAT
. ....i.xj ,- .. v
SSTORia KHU WST roinTS
ST R. GEORGIAN A
- Ftound Trip Daily (Eiospt Friday) -t
eaves Portland 7:10 .. m Aloee St Deck
LEAVES ASTORIA t P. M.
FLA VEL DOCK . ,
"' '4ARK 82.00 EACH WAV
Olrect Connsctlen for Seuth Beach. Night
tost Oaliy, 8 p. m. Every Day Except Sunday
. .Mam 1422, B41-22
' ' ... ; ; ; I
ICopyrisht. 1920, leurnauonal turs . ... JJy MeiTiman
Vlil IvS ) tret 4 VmKtli' a Zy- I
, ? k vhI ri lgy iTir'
iVMiLtaEST MH.SueerW III - tai fcr ; . ( IWEWM)
, &&Wto ' ! ' ""''Ag) . ' '7"': . twSO v r tsw Svsreica. HiTerl J , f02$
IP TOTJ ARE TOOKTWq FOR AW TNTISTJAL
OPPORTUNITY AND ARB WOXINO TU .
PAT THE PRICE IM TIME AND INTEIXI
GE.VT iVrORT, ONE OP THE LARGEST IN.
HTTRAK E CXJMFA3trsJS 'in 'ill wvii' '
WILL TBALN voo in INSCRAKCBSALKK-.
MANSHIP. ST8TEMATIO EDCCATIOff AND J.
PKSOSAL ASSISTAIK UNLIMITED OP; J
PtKTCNITIES FOR MAKING MONET AM
lRaOKAl5)VANCEMEMT. "9I-99. Jonrnal.
EOAiTPAMiSE oMere you chance rf lifetime
. to Imild permanent bosines - wtth grs
money inalrrng scientific eoal saver for all
fnmace and boiler WetHlmtor. having re
markabl ssjeee,. One. writes. - "It's; s Httl
wonder." Small capital seeded. bi profit.
Beats-all eeller, Efflrtet trvte, Uor htesa, .
Mar from hom Office. Great opnortunity
for caliber salesmen. Write for "Ttevelatioe,"
Cf see 1 -Tnth, Richmond, Indiana.
ii&RlKNCEl--Whe can furbls best ehsr.
acter references and willing to work bard. Cs
get permanent position with aaJs evgaiuaaUos
wber income ar imlted only by the asnoont ,
of your Vfforta, Only men o exeeutlv ability
need apply. . CHT1J07 Bpsldins bidg., 10:3(1 -.
to 12. Ask for Mr, Eos.- ' v' ..
SlTtfATfOyrV-lilALB
Call Mans
LATHING wanted by th thousand.
627S
FOR good euAck carpenter wors
lawn 7 7 2.
all Wood
pTCMBTnO done very reasonably by th ji
myi. t00-' right price. Tsbor IMS. ,
WANTED Hauling" aid moving by 1 ton track,
any place special rates. Phon JjtjjM;
SEjdKNT work'li Ums to do sow and (Wsg.
(sil T. 070.
I Cent to tied en following Psss) ,