THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON.
17
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1920.
THREE STEAMERS
DUE TO TAKE ON
PORTLAND CARGOES
Three steamships tor part cargo
' from Portland sailed from San
Francisco this morning;. ' The Bear
port, Philadelphia for the North Pa
cific and the Orient, leads the fleet.
The second ship will be the Dutch
' steamship Moerdyk of the HOjHand
; American line, which comes from the
continent with general cargo. Trail
ing along will be the Norton Lilly
ship the Motint Berwyn, from Mar
- ' :sallles. V' ; '
The Bearport win come' to Portland,
' direct, and the other two will proceed to
- Puget Sound and take outbound cargo
from Portland. Charters hare been slow
during ue last few weeks and the ar-
I , rival oi inree sieamsnips wm iwtu iuo
i November shipments.
The rate situation will be in abey-
, ance until after the conference in Seattle
'next Monday.
BEXSOX REQUESTS GREATER
MARIXE TRADE EFFICIENCY
(By Pnited News)
' Washington, Nov. 26. Admiral Ben
1 son chairman of the shipping board, in
a message to all seafarers of the United
States merchant marine Wednesday ap
pealed for greater efficiency.
He said there has been a serious
lessening In ocean freight movement
which has resulted in tying up many
. vessels and that foreign competition has
become keen.
I must appeal to your public spirit
in helping the shipping board under these
unusual conditions," said the admiral.
He -asked a reduction In expense and
better discipline among seamen and of
ficers of vessels touching foreign ports,
to a lack of which he said his atten
tion had been called,
, . -
JOAN OF ARC IS RAPIDLY
BREAKING OIL TANKS ASHORE
Marshfleld. Or Nov. 26. 80 far as
the official records are concerned, the
steamer Joan of Arc is no more. Cap
tain Micneison, who is "at Port --Orford
' where the vessel is stranded, telenhoned
' to Customs Officer Clark to surrender
to the commissioner of navigation the
'. ship's., papers, -which were deposited
witn ciarK shortly after the, wreck.
1 The captain reports the vessel a total
, loss. ' The vessel Is valued at : $500,000
ana the loss on the lumber ; cargo f 40,
, 000. The two big oil tanks have come
ashore, and as the vessel breaks up,
likely much of the lumber wilU be
washed, up on the beach. j ,
Notes of the Waterfront
The motor ship Oregon, which went
' ashore in the ' Nehalem on November 6
and was later floated and brought to
' Portland for repairs, was floated from
. the Port of Portland drydock this morn
- ing and proceeded down the "river. She
' win take lumber at the Wheeler mills
, for San Francisco. ,
The steamship Eelbek is discharging
. general cargo at municipal No. : 1 and
will load at No. 4.
The steamship Curacoa is scheduled
to sail for San Francisco via Coos Bay
end Eureka at o'clock this evening.
Rise Aids NaviffaUon
Lewiston. Idaho, Nov; 25. - Recent
rains have caused the Snake river to
rise about three feet which materially
improves navigation. The steamer
Iewlaton, hoWTn service on the lower
river delivering grain to RIparta, will
be brought here to bring out grsin from
upper river points. About 75,000 sacks
await transportation. The steamer Spo
kane is tied up at Lewiston.
-' . Port Dredge Withdrawn
Lack of money has forced the Port of
Portland to withdraw from service the
dredges Willamette, Tualatin and Mult
nomah. The dredges will be laid up and
with small amount of funds oft hand,
will be given a general overhauling.
Ill
Building Oregon
No one appreciates the growth, and development of the State of Ore
gon more than the Public Utilities who serve it and supply the telephone,
gas, electric and I transportation facilities which promote the business of the
state and the welfare of its people. Proof of that growth is scarcely nec
essary. The statistics published daily in the press, showing bank clearings,
building permits, imports and exports, real estate transfers, all bear tes
timony toji tremendous business activity and a' volume pf trade far in
excess of that of five years ago. r
. With all this growth and activity there has been an increasing demand
for, telephone service greater than our present facilities can supply and
greater than our present revenues will allow us to meet. During the
present year we have handled in excess of 48,000 orders for telephone,
service in the State of Oregon and at the present'time have 3500 unfilled
orders on hand.
The constant demand, for telephone service can only be continuously
met with a plant sufficient for present needs and a reserve for growth
which will permit of promptly handi ng installations, changes and moves.
This company has no apology to offer for what it has accomplished in the
way of meeting the demand for telephone service during and since the
war. It is a recordto be proud of but it cannot continue to meet this
demand with its present facilities Exhausted and a deficit in its earnings.
' , Arrangements must be made for the necessary plant and equipment to
keep pace with ; Oregon's tremendous growth. We.wapt the people of
Oregon to realize our present . situa ion and the problems now confront
ing us and ielp us to take; a proper part in the development of this state.
Work of the Portland extends from the
city limits to the mouth of the Willam
ette river. . .
. Rate Advance Withdrawn
Olympia, Wash., Nov. 25-The North
western Towboat Owners association
has witdrawn it application filed last
September with the public service com
mission to Increase all classes on Puget
Sound from IS to 25 per cent.
Lindane Reaches Port
Sen Francisco, Nov. 25 (L N. S.)
The steamer O. C Lindauer, which went
ashore last week at Albion cn the North
ern California coast, arrived this morn
ing in tow of the tug Sea Queen. She
went direct to the shipyards for repairs.
Ketlee .to Mariners
Tho following affecta tho aids to navigation
in the ImattMlh Lighthouse dhtrict, accord
Ins te Often imacd by Robert Vunck, anporin-
tendeni of lighthouses; . ,
Orecon Taauina river, btssons 2. S 10 re
sorted nfastac Noeembee-8. 1820. will be re-
planed m soon at pnetkablos'
Charts 6802, eoss.
Bnoy list, 1820, p. 17.
Oregon and Wufciacotn Colombia riser,
Tongue Point c roar! ix ess buoy. 1, found light
eitfnriiahed November 18, 1820, wis relighted
Charts 6100, Sill,
light lint, 1820, No. 22
Boor bat. 1920. . 22.
Washington Baapoaat. SwUbraro Bank liM
vassal temporarily withdrawn from static and
replaced by Ballet light reseat. Not am bar 21,
1820..
Chart. 6102.
light list, 1830, Mo. 408
Buoy list, 1820, P. 44.
Washington Washington Sound, Tan Book
light found light axtingnilhad. November IS.
was rettgnted earn
Charts, 6800, 6380.
tight Hat. 1820, So. 627.
Buoy ttst, 1820, p. .
News of the Port
Arrlvad W oven-mar ZS
Calilo. American at earner, frota Raa Fraa-
eweo; paatesgere aad general.
Arrived Mevemhge 24
Cnracoa. American ataamer. from San Frin-
cinoo, Eureka and Coos Bar; paaaeewera and
general
Departed Hotombof SS
Curacao, America a steamer, for Cook ' Bar,
Eureka and Baa Fraocieoo; insemgers and can-
oral. .
Oeperturea Woaasiliai' 24 "
Oregon, power schooner, for Kabalem : baDaat.
Daisy Putnam, American steamer, for 8as
l'earo: mmnf.
Vf. H. H-rrln, Americas ateamar, for Sao
jrranouco; oauaab
Ai AKIXE ALMANAC
Tides at Astoria Friday
High Water
1:0.1 a. aw 8.0 faat
0:S1 p. m. 10.4 feat
I Low Water
I 6:42 a. m. 8.1 feat
I 7:40 p. u -1.2 faat
BAILT BIVEB READIKOS
; jHaight'Ch'ncei filL
tiaiaUUa, 4.6 t-O.l' i 6"
Eugrne :.. 6.4 -0.6 I .OS
Albany 8.6 -l.S ( .28
Balrm 8.2 -1.2 1 .28
Oregon City , 8.8 -0.7 I .42
Fortlaod 8.8 l-O. S .12
(-) Falling.
1 BITEB F0BECA8T
Tbo WOlametto rirer at Portland will tall Fri
day and probably Satnrday..
AT NEIGHBORING PORTS
' Astoria. No. 25. Ballad at 6 a av, ataaaaer
W. f. Herrin. for Ban Frajnoiwo. Arrired at 6
and left p at 8 a. K., ateamor Ciilo. from
8aa Frandaco. Sailed at 7:50 a m.. ataamar
SaUna, for Sao Pedro. Sailed at 8:25 a. m.,
ateamar Delay Putnam, for Ban Pedro. Sailed
at 8:40 a. n., ataamer Wahkeenm. for flan
Pedra. Arrived last night, achooner John W.
Walla, from Ipswich. Arrired' at 6 a. m.,
ateamer Trinidad, frost Ban Pedro. Arrived
down at 8 a ra., power achooner Oregon.
San Fraaciaoo, No. 2 ft. Arrived, ateamar
Hawaiian, from Portland, for New Terk.
Aatoria, No. 24. Left np at 12:80 p. m.,
ataamer Curacao. Arrived at 12:00 and left
np at 1:80 p. m.. ateamar Eelback, from New
York, via way porta.
NoT- SaUed at 4 p. m.. ateamer
I- "jbeft, for Portland. Sailed. ' ateamar
WalHngford, from Portland, for weat eoaat.
n ?iFI,,co 5- 24 Arrived, ateamer
Bakarefieid. from Boaton. for Portland. Ar
rived, ateamer Oleum, from Portland, galled,
at 4 p. in., ateamer Bearport, for Portland: at
ft n ih., rtriti h uteamer atotint Berwyn, for
a-oruaufi, via j-uget Boono: ateamer Hoerdvk.
lor Portland. Arrived, ateamar Annette Bolph,
from Ran Pedro.
Mobtorey, Nov. 24. Arrived, ataamar F. H.
Bock,, from Portland,
' S-it -. No. 2S. fT. N. g) Ar
tlTad. 24th Wapama, Gray Harbor. 7:10 a.
ui.; a. Ai. Pbeuu, rort Man Loia, u, m.; An
nette .Boh, Lot Angviea, :1 p. ax; Cleone.
p. m.i noqwam, uraya arbor.
6:,15. t; sa.; Argyll. Seattle, :4U p. m. ; Ad
miral Evans. Jjo Anaelea, 7 p. m.; J B. Rtet
jon. toa Angrlea. 8:15 p. m. ; Oleum. Aatoirla,
8;60 p. to.; Johan Ponlson, port Gamble, 8:10
p. b. j v irnutr. fori sen umt, 9:20 p. m.
BaUad. 24th Wilhemina, Honolulu, 12:2J p.
m.; Captain A. F. Luoaa, Los Angeles. 8 p. m.j
British steamer Haknra, Vancouver. 8:85 p. ro. ;
Bearport. PoHland. 4 p. m.; Dutch ateamer
The Pacific
r": Telegraph
LEGT
URERS WILL
GIVE INFORMATION
"TO AUTO DRIVERS
The best automobile knowledge In
Portland' bas been drafted for a
coarse) of 12 free lectures on the op
eration of motor vehicles' to be given
under the auspices of the local
branch of the National Safety Coun
cil. All operators of automobiles,
professional and private, are invited
to attend the lectures, the first of
which will be given at Library hall
Monday, November 39, when E. H.
Goehler of Benson Polytechnic
school will discuss automobile
brakes and braking. Weekly talks
are the program until February 14
when the series closes.
The lectures will be Instructive and not
so technical but that every driver will
understand their trend. They will In
clude lessons on brakes, lubrication,
steering mechanism, engines, accident
hazards, rules or the road, the carnu.
re tor. ignition and cooling systems and
other Information that every driver
should know. . .
PEOMI8ES GOOD IHFOBMATIOK
Among the experts who have agreed
to lecture are Goehler. E. J. Blaser of
the Factory Motor Car company. Lieu
tenant Frank Ervin of the 'Portland po
lice bureau; C. E. Spencer of the Y-. M.
C. A. Auto school ; Judge Rossman of
the municipal court and others. H. H
Herdman of the safety council promises
the most informative series of lectures
ever given here on the subject of motor
Deration, '
Herdman points out that the increasing
rate of deaths from automobile accidents
in the nation has been overwhelming,
and it is to stem the tide in Portland
that the course has been arranged.
SUBJECTS AKSOCKCED
The dates and subjects of lectures,
with a partial list of speakers, follow :
November 29. Automobile Brakes and
Braking, E. E. Goehler, Benson Poly-
feirhnlc
December C, (a) Automobile Lubrica
tion. W. O. Monro, Standard Oil , com
pany : (b) Rules of the Road, H. P. Col-
fin National Safety council.
December 13, (a) Steering Mechanism,
E. J. Blaser, Factory Motor Car com
pany ; (b) Automobiles and Pedestrians,
Judge Rossman, municipal' court. -December
20. fai Power Plant (En
gine), C. E. Spencer. Y. M. C A Auto
school ; (b) Automobiles and Children,
Lieutenant Frank Ervin. police ureau.
December 27, (a) Power Plant (Car
buretor), J. R. Btatr, Benson i-oiyiecn-nicj
(b) Haeards of the Street, A O.
Johnson, department public . works.
January 2, (a) Power Plant (Ignition
System). C E. Spencer, Y. M. C. A
Auto school: (b) Automobiles ana Man
roads, J. F. Grodskl. general safety
agent, O-W. R. . N. railway.
January 10, (tf) Power Plant (Cooling
System) ; (b) Automobiles and Electric
Railways.
Janfiarv 17. (a) Clutch. Transmission
and Differential; (b) Garage Accident
Haaards.
January 24. (a) Springs. Frame, Load
ing and Tires ; (b) Automobile Accident
Reports. : .
February f. (a) Safe And Efficient
Driving (General) ; (b) Cooperating With
February 14. (a) Statistics, Automo
biles and Automobile Accidents: b
Qualifications of a Safe and Competent
Driver.
afoerdyk. Portland. 4:20 p. m.; Standard Ar
row, Beaumont, .4:45 p. vs.: British Meant
Kurwrn Portland. 4:58 tj. m. : Fort Braac.
Grays Harbor. 0:05 p. m. ; Neoanicam, Broob
togs, 0:05 p. bl: Wapama, Lo Angeles, 0:23
d. m. : JobaBna BmitA. Cooa Bay. 7:05 p. m.
Waat Camak. LiveroooL 8:20 r. m.: Cans
Henry. Portland, 11 p. m. Anivod, 2Stb
Phoenix. Greenwood. 8:30 a m.: Silverado
Ariea. 0 a. B. : Branawiek, Fort Bragg. 0:18
a aa.; G. C. Lindaoer. in tow tug Sea Queen
Albion, T a. ca-: San Jacinto, vanttira, B a. m.
Hattia Lockenbacb. Mew Tork. 8:80 a. ro.
Eazla boat Na. 47. San Diean. 10 a. n. : To-
aemite. boa Angeles, 10 a. m. ', Bandon, Ban-
ln. llLa Sailed. 25th Mnkilteo. Seattle
12:20 a. m. : Johan Poulsen. Ix Angeles. 2:08
a m.; Bradford, Tempico, 8:15 a. m.; Admiral
NicholMm, Santa Barbara. :15 a. m.
I
Telephone
Company
Marine Recruiting
For October Shows
Gain Over September
Recruiting at the local Marine corps
station for the month of October showed
increase over the preceding, month of
165.2 per cent. The number of men
shipped during October was 60. . i
At Mare Island recruits taken in be
tween September and October were
asked their reasons for Joining. : Travel
appealed to 154, 124 sought education,
24 came In for military training, while
only 69 Joined because they were out of
employment. . , i :i
CITY HOSPITALS'
RULE
BUTT OF
Commissioner Mann' occupied ftha
peculiar position of opposing his own
ordinance at the Wednesday session
of the council. Mann Introduced an
or din ace changing: the frequency , of
Inspection of hospitals and similar
institutions in the city from quarterly
to sem-annual visits, stating that he
had introduced the ordinance at the
request of City Health Officer Par
rish but did not personally favor it.
1. think these . institutions should be
inspected even oftener than every three
months, though I realize the health bu
reau hasn't sufficient doctors to carry
on the inspection." Mann said.
"What's the idea; making an opening
tor aaotner ooctor to be added to . the
health bureau?" Mayor Baker inquired.
"No, I did not mean it that way,
though they should have a doctor to
make tnese inspections often," Mann re
pnea.
Parrish informed the council that he
did not want another doctor -added to
his department. "The state inspection
of these institutions at regular, intervals
nas tne same effect as our freouent in
specUons, and I, therefore, deem it -unnecessary
to Inspect them more than
once in six months. We need our en
tire staff for other duties everv hour."
he said.
The ordinance was carried over to the
next meeting.
Waverly Baby Home'
Tag Day Appeal Is
Made by Chairman
An eleventh-hour appeal for help for
the Waverly Baby Home is made by
Mrs. C K." Runyon. chairman of the
drive committee. Tag day will be Sat
urday, and Mrs. Runyon has asked for
the help of the women of Portland.
Headquarters have been opened in the
blueroom of the Portland hotel, and all
who will assist are requested by Mra
Runyon to register there.
Yesterday William D. Wheelwright
bought the first tag, paying $100 for it
Mrs. T. C. Allison made the sale. - -.
The police band will play on Saturdav
at noon to awaken interest, and babies
from the home, accompanied by their
nurses, will occupy the big show win
dows in the Jennings and Powers stores.
Mra Ira Powers is chairman of the fly
ing squadron soliciting subscriptions Tor
the home.
Y. W. C. A.'s Work
For Girls Outlined
At Club Luncheon
With Thanksgiving invocation, turkey
and talks for program and menu, the
Portland Ad club observed the national
day of gratitude in spirited fashion, at
the Benson hotel Wednesday afternoon.
What the T. W. C. A. is doing for the
girl life of Portland was told by Mrs.
M. 8. Johnson and Miss Elsie Weldle,
representing that institution. Walter
Jenkins of Community service furnished
the musical numbers. Among the com
petitive exhibits that of Kathryn Cof
field, dainty home wear donned by mem
bers of the Women's Advertising club,
not only won the prize, but captured the
program. The Thanksgiving Invocation
was offered by the Rev. Watson Dana.
Wives of the Ad men attended.
Auto Hits Mrs. Rivers
Mra Albert Rivers, 489 East Forty
sixth street north. 'was knocked down
by an automobile driven by A. R. John
son, 356 Russell street, at Forty-sixth
street and Sandy boulevard Wednesday
afternoon. She was taken home by
Johnson.
OUTDOOR SPORTS
INSPECTION
NEW SALVATION
ARMY HEAD IS
E
"It took the late forld ' war to
open the eyes of the world as to the
motives of the Salvation Army,' said
Lieutenant Commissioner Adam Gif-
fordj newly appointed head of the
Western ' department of the Salva
tion Army, at a reception given Wed
nesday night . in . his honor ; at the
Church of Ourf Father. "Tnere was
nothing unusual about our work dur
ing the war, 4 except;. that" it. was
grouped together and done on
larger scale." v
. The commiaaioner told, ho w . ha entered
the Salvation Army ranks 31 years ago,
and said that the army did the same
work then as It is doing now. We were
misunderstood and mistreated when , 1
first entered. Our pioneer officers were
misunderstood, ridiculed, and often lm
nrisoned." y
For the last 12 years Commissioner
Gifford has been In charge of Salva
tion Army work is, the New England
states. He now, assumes control of the
work in 11 western states and the
Hawaiian islands, with headquarters at
San Francisco. The meeting last night
held in his honor was primarily ar
ranged by Governor Calvin Cool id ge of
Massachusetts, a personal friend of the
commissioner. Governor Coolldge wrote
Governor Olcott requesting him to ar
range a reception for Commissioner
Gifford. Governor Olcott had arranged
to be out of the state Wednesday, so be
asked William D. Wheelwright to rep
resent the state. Wheelwright presided
at the meeting Wednesday night and
read the letter of Governor Coolldge.
Commissioner Gifford is the oldest
Salvation Army officer in the United
States in point of service.
Commissioner Gifford introduced In
ternational Auditor General Arthur
Bates of London, who happened to be a
visitor in the city Wednesday.
At noon Wednesday a dinner in honor
of the visitors was held at the Hotel
Portland, where individual pieces ' of
work done by the Army were sold,
Mayor George L. Baker presided and
welcomed Commissioner and Mrs. Gif
ford to Portland. .
Stitt New Surgeon
General of U.S. Navy
Washington, Nov. 25. U. P.) Rear
Admiral Rhodes Stilt, bead of the naval
medical school becomes surgeon gen
eral of the navy today, succeeding Rear
Admiral W. C. Bralsted, who goes on
the retired list today.
HBW TODAY
SIND M YOUR OLD CJMPKTS
,(W. CeH and Daltvar)
Old Kttta and Wools OMhlne .We
Rtako RavaralMa, Mantf-Wavan
FLUFF RUGS
saio n. riutr rtu......,...giTo
Sa S ft. Fluff Rut..... 4.2
Raf Rufa Wovan, AH Sliaa Olothoa
Clcanlne and Dyeinf Dept. fttail
Ordara, Send for Siwalal Matlraaiaa
Ranaaata. Made Ovar, Made te Ordar
' Feathara Raeavatad '
Carev Oaaanlnt, RafltUn. Kle.
aft Rtaaa Staamad Otaawad, S1.M
WISTBRN FLUFF , RUfl OO.
S4-S0 Unlaw Ave. H. gaat S818
SEOTIOrlaL
HOUSES an OARAOgg
Made of atandardizad.boilt. 4-toot aaetioaa
Ready .and aaay to erect.
, Snipped anywtiar. OH aataloaua.
- . RKDIMAOS SUILDINO OO.
e F-ORTLAND, ORCOOM
K. IIU and Martet, or SOS Lawta aiefe
P Sow as Eaat S114 or Broadway 4ASB
AUCTlOfi SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
DECEMBER 10, 1920 .
AT 88 SECOITS STBEET
ATI storage accounts months past
Que. Goods subject to sale on this date.
C. O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE
COM FAST
(Copyright, 1920. by
Service.
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Tha aid -at aad nan oaoippcd fartorv ha
.the Monkweat.. Fluff and raf ruai woraa
. All alaaa. Carpets claanrd, ate,
FOR MAIL ORDBRS SCRD FOR SOOKLtT
Portland Rug Co.
UJIDEB JtKW MAirAOEMEXTf
We Have Cut Our Prices
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Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
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Fluff Ruta Made Fraoi Old Oarpatt
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MEETING NOTICES
41
SDNNT8IDB CHAPTER "NO. 42.
K. A. M., E. 89th and Hawthorne.
rauad eonvocarion Friday arming,
Novambar 26, 7 JO o'clock. R. A.
docrea. viaitora veleoma. - Urakr
E. H. P.
W. J. BRECKEL. Sac',.
JOHN SHANNON I O. U, No.
BOS. Bweta ovary Thunday,
8 p. m.. No. 203 hi Third aU
Viaiunf broturrs welcome.
WEBrooT CAirp no:
W. O. W every Friday
Mtbt in W O. W. Ttmrwa.
125 11th at. Uaaabafa ra-
aowiard to bj pi.-mbu Ti
son welcome.
R L. BARBUR. aerk.
A
r-vO-A raunicautj
Nr(3V7nip, T
WASHINGTON LOUGB No. 46.
uu a. as. hdkhi pom-
tauaieation tomorrow (Friday) eve
Dine. T o'clock. Eaat 8th and Burn.
yy aida.- K. A. deeree. 'Viaitora wel-
cum a. Ordr W. U.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sac.
ALBERT PIKE IvOTXiE NO. 162,
w. mir a. sa. npariai com
muniraUoo Friday, November- 26,
aiiernooB ai a o eloca and evenina.
F. C datTea. ViaiUac bretbrea
' waicome. -
O. W. COOK. Secretary.
PORTLAND LODGE NO. 55. A.'
F. AND A. M Special com-
mnnieatiOB . tbi Friday afternoon
and vaainc, 4:30 o'clock, Pythias
ouuoinc. wora in at. M. dearrea.
Viaitina brethren wehwme. ' By or-
der W. It.
M. . MOUBHIOX, Bee y,
SBIi,WOOD LODGE NO. 181. A.
r. AMU A. at. Stated meeti!
tomorrow (Friday) evenina at
o'clock. Lecture to sew members
by Brother J. FrancU Drake. Via
itora wetaoflfiA ' S,fmhmMiti R
order W. M. J. IL BCTLER. See'y.
TfT, hood Lodge, no. 157, a.
F. A A. M. Special communi
cation tomorrow eveniof Friday),
S:S0 jr. m. Work in M. M. de
area. Visitors wejeome. By order
W. K. F. W. E.VKE. Secv.
KMBLKM JKWiLHT a specialty, but tone, plat.
enema laeaer Broa. 181-188 tb tt.
DEATHS A1TP FUX K RA L
78
HARRIS At her late residence. 089 Davis
atreet, November 24. 1820. Mra. Flora Har
ris, beloved wife of Joseph Ilarria, mother of
Mrs. Meyer Marks of Portland; she ia also sur
vived by three sisters and onevbrother ia Raa
fc'raudaeo. Cat Keniaine at Uolraan'a parlora.
8aa Fraaciaoo paper, please coy. funeral
eervicea Friday, November 28, 1920. at IIol
maa'a, Sd and Salmon. Interment Beth Israel
cemetery. Frlenda invited. -
WKIGrTTThe funeral sen-ice for Hie lata
Abbia Wrictit sf 261 12th at will be held
Friday. Nov. 26,. at 11:80 o'clock a. m..1 at
Fialey'a. MoBtaoaasry at 6th. rrtpndi inrited.
Conclodina aervioe, Portland Crematorium; pri
vate. Pleaee omit flowers.
SUMErU) Tha funeral serv for the late Em
ma Lsnoro Somen of 701 Vsnderbilt at. will
be held Friday, Nor. 2.8 at 10:80 o'clock a. m ,
at Flnley'a. Montaomery at Sth. Kriend. in
vited. Cone lading service, Rosa City cemetery.
DAWSON Funeral aervioea for tha late Gene
Dawaon, are 82 yean, will be held at tha
rbapeL of Chambers eoenpejiy, 248-250 Killina
worth avanne. Friday at 2 p. m. Intarmeot at
Colnmbia cemetery.
KELLOOG Fanrral servires of tha lata Wii
lard C KeUorr will be held tomorrow (Fri
day), November 26. 1820, at 2:80 p. m., from
the cbujiel of Miller A -Trarey. Indneratioa Mt.
Scott Park crematorium.
PERBt FWTsI eervicea of Pearl Perry will
. be held Saturday, November 27. at 2 p. m.,
at . tha chapel of Millar A Tracer. Interment
Mount Scott Park cemetery. .
GRELLE At hie late reaidenee, 44 1, Second
atreet, November 28. 1820. Henry ttreele.
aced 72 year. Remains at Pearaon'a undertak
in parlora. Russell street, at Union avenue.
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Owl Drug Store, Broadway and Washington St.
Forbes Drug Store
Grind Ave. tod East . Morrison
, '
Matthieu's Driig Store
' Russell, and Williams Ave.
DEATHS AWD VrKKSALS S
KIN'E Fuaeral acrrtefla for Richard Rina, aca
B nmlki. aon of Mr. aad Ura. Jaba Ulna of
Vaaeoavar, Waab., will ka fcald at tha Latharaa
eboreh ia Vaaeoavar at 3 p. m., Friday. Tba
boar at tna parlora of uaaanvra eompaay,
248-SQ0 SnUinctworth .avarraa, antil 12:80 p.
a., Friday. Intsnaaat at City eamatarv, Vaa-
eoovar. -
LEW 18 Tha funaral aarvicas of tba lata llat-
tie litwla. a awl .51 vaars, mil ba ooaductad
tomorrow (Friday at 2 p. a.. In the mottnary
ebapal of Ai ' sa. u na wormy a Co , osoz-ue 2a
at. 8. K.. in Lankk Friaada lnvltad. lataraaaat
Mt Scott Park erafetaFy.
FITWERAL DIRECTOR"!
EDW. H OILMAN & SON
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STUKKTS
klaia 607. A-ISIL,
Lady Aaatstent,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SiaiB t. MONTOOMEKT AT FIFTH.
AAST SU'R FUNSKAL UUtaXTUHa
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
"Tba Family Beta tba Price"
414 K.' Alder. - Ftoao Kal tt
A. D. Ken worthy & Co.
aauz-0804 vzir or. m. b lkkti
Phonrf Tibor 8881 - Horn Paoao D-81
- " ' CHAMBERS OO. . . '
Fvaeral Diraetora,
A8 tha CoDvanieacaa of a ftoaaa, .
Weodlswa 8808. S48-280 EIIUncswortB svs
R.T.BYRNES
Wllltane ave. Woodlawa i
Kew raaideaea aa-
UftUakaaaat. 881
Woodlawa au
f&V1 P.L.Lerch
UNDERTAKER S.
E. lltk and Bawthoraa
Viii-l-kk
TBACBT, tadv peal rat luearal di-
rectora, Frktea aa tow as 820. 840. laa.
waanmaiow at e.iia. ssara a-TRSS
DOWNING
Moderate as prlieaa.
East 84.
Irvlactoa diatrtct. Faaaa
tt.""W. rtAELfc aV CO., "
Snrceaaon to W. ML Uamiltoa,
18T8 B. Qlisaa, Pbonia Tabor alia
aTKNlkJC at EILEIIS. luaaral parlors milk aU
" privacy oi a aoaaa, latb aad Evrratt eta.
t-nones nroaaway aim, noma A-B188
BreezeatSnook? WLLW
A D r 888 WliUaaaaiviE
a.ax.awvailii VU. Paoae Cast 1088,
HrfauAA CNDEUTAK1KU XJ. Msia4lSi
OACVVCS A-S821 Corner Third aad VJIay.
MOJHTMEST8
Portland Marble Works
886 4th St., op. City Hag New A
PvPAMiTF On
i-2tZr3Q- ST. AT MAOHOW f-
FLORISTS
SPRAYJ
l2aUP.
TtQSATMff
lt3-oUP
DI7
2X6MONON
POPTTI-ANO MOTBt.
Ma MoaanaoM
e AI
And Floral LMMaraa.
28 La raa Bothenaaa
- No Branch Store ;
20 Tears o Mnrriaoa
st, bet. 4th sad Sth.
Telephone Maia T708
23
Smith's Flower Shop ,
"Portland's Proreelve Florist'' .
Flowers for All Oecaatona. .-
Msfn T216 T. C. LDKE. War.. 8th and Alder.
GEO, BETZ & S0n.;?
FRESH FLOWERS FOB FTJNEQALJ
and all orations. 897 Williams tea. Jaet aaD
Woodlawa 1812. .Joseph Beta. Mavaaer.
ChappeH's.-gj.l-.'St hJ?Z
PprnntAtt FLORAL SHOP-
aTCUpfleS (48 Alder. .Marshall 6621
By Tad
Package of
Tea
Killingsworth Drug Co.
KillinfS worth asd Alblna
StJohns Drug Co.
St Johns
FLORIHTS
MAKT1N A FOUBKb CU, riorrtta. 854 Wuh-
taataa, Maia 868. A-1SS8. a'lowara lot all
arcosMBa arUatieally arraated.
LOST AWD FOtTUD SI
tll TOUJ0WlMini aarTlouiKl on tha
eara of the Portland' Hallway. Utht A Power
company: Sow. US.' s pnraea, pair ilanaaa. pin,
watch, drawina- aomtiesB. basket. 4 pair Slovak.
8 awriioal alovaa 8 miauM. a himch boxes, ale.
ahavel. 3 aahrellaa. Ownera nay ototaia prop.
arty at First aad Alder atreats.
LOST Collie dot. white ring aroaod 'Berk
- and breast, few spnta oa hips, tip tall off.
left front lea scarred, risht task Booked out.
(lass eyed, ahont TR paanda. 810 reward, Fhooe
aa. Harry wsvnBtsn. Psytoti, trr.
Elf ALL val-aaapad nbrlnsr pin, moan lad with
pearls: iost bet. Ohle. Wert mi n 4k Ktns's and -
B'way and Waah. Reward. Valued aa keepsaae.
Mra. aeiferaoa Myers, Autocaatio 818 01.
KOLL of bins wrapped with O-W. R. A
nay voaebar taaae
oaed to
Rh.lby I- Wiaslns; 11b
Fboaa Broadway 4500
ere! reward for rauiro.
or Bellwoad 2TT.
l&Htfitot (ieneral eord lire, with ease, sorea-
whsra battraea 82d and urasham, oa to aa
Line road.
WtU aiva rood reward to finder. Uall
Kant D4.
Aajtertaea Boda
Worts,
IMHT flurna Delta fratamiu pin. turyaoU and
rnbv stooaa. valned aa kaeuaaka. iteward.
885 K. 82d at, W. Tabor 1284.
UOPT eJtarl nwary keads Rund.iv nlrlit bet
4t!t aad Bawtboma and Bs. Buvsna cnurca.
Finder please eaU Tabor 818. ;
LOST Solid cold wrist watch, on Friday eve-
nine, with moaocraaa H. M. w. vaiuaa aa
gift front mother,, Tabor 7482. " ' ' ; 1
LOST On TamhUi market mw, silk hand ba
eon ta mine kara. lUward lor ratura, rootle
teUwood 828.
LiT November IT, Hlbemla bank ehenk
book, name "LavbM M. wiuar. - labor anao.
LOST Smiday. orTHpowell f alley road. iih
pole. Phono Eaat 828. Mr. Bo ell Reward.
LOST Btrieg pearls, Orefoa rlU. Bewant-Call
Main oziu. - . - t - ... :.;
L08T entJeaan's 'uatbraUa, oa 12th hetweeq
MonHomery and ' Harriaon. Call Main 4Bft.
CoT TortoUe sheH1rlm ilasaea, on Frtdai,
Wov. 18. Baward. Phona Tabor 8884.
LOST aadr a. am., Xncliah' aattar." mala,'
Reward. 814-88. -. '
BrSIKKBH AH TRADB ECHOOt8 88
LEARN AVIATION
KARX 175 TO 8806
WEKkbl
Completa oonrsea
in uscbinlca , and
flyint. Aero . rltib
lieeaia oa graduation.
All eowrsea frao ta
federal vocational
training men.
ton allows 128 par month for fduoa
ana. mvmiw ot
par-
First aad only exclusise AaaoaaaMeal school
ia the Northwest 1 J .
BCHOOL WHini Baa OtlR 2UU". .
CENT M0BB PUPILS THAN ANT OTHE
SIMILAR SCHOOL IN Till TIRJUTORZ.
Na bead required.
Catalogue on reqneat. ' .
DL'DRKT AIRCRAFT COMPANT,
PorUaad. 824 Morgaa Bldg. Orefea.
LEARN atttoatobBe and traoto repairing and.
driving In America's ktrgot and fineet svetem
of trade gehoola. We ejao taech aU brancbaa oi
arnilioa. '.iretrieat and battery work, Ttitcanletng
and ra-tnadlna, welding and braatng. and tnatnio
tioa oa all typaa of marine and stationery on
ginea and farm lighting planta, . Toa take tha
tools rn your haada and get tha Settle 1 praetieal
ehop eir-eneoce. The Hvmpbill acbools turn out
thousands of saaraasftil (radnatee every year.
Do you want to iota ibis class of wall trained
and high rU meaf Suu aid to former service -mea.
Informatioa and catalog anon reriueet.
Iter and evening elaaaea. Baeaphill Trado
Schawls, lac, 707 UawUtoraa ava coc S0IA,
KTENLNUS
AotoasoaiiW aad tractor aamuauiaa, wajdiag
and biwtuiaa. .Sfeeial kmiUoa. battery aad
alectrirsl work. Valcenliioa and retreadiaa.
MEMriirLL'S TRADE SCHOOLS,
707 Uawthorae Ave.. f!ar. SOtb.
- Terma H beat red.
Waafa I a rent Btavmeaa tilece.
Aasnraa BTERT BAll'ATE A POSITION
AU haatneas oaaimis, -ine lading somptoaiataf
tninlnc Earoll anytime day annuo!, swat
school, wms tot tr.e a-umfwa,. aauria near
Mornaon. Phone Mala 680.
A roaftloo for Each Oradaata.
ALISKX jRVlLDINO.
TeAR! tELEGBAPHT
Toong "men aad woaaam wanted ' eaB 484
Railway Exchange tkU t - apkradid epaottanltf
to learn a waU (aid protaaauo, . Railway laie
traph Insmate. Night eUssea. '
MOLER ABUKtTc6IitV;iC will iaack you the
trade In weeks, receive noma pay whiia
laarnioc Positious secured. Es-eerrleo mea ra- '
eeiva state aid. Write or call (or oataiof aa,
284 Bairnide at. -.
' EAST HII iiOMMBRCIAL SCHOOL
Klaa Retina KocheM prtvato school j iadiTMaoi
aaatraetloB. 122 H Grand ava Eaat 681.
PORTlli!ti5 BarbarConege teacbeelEe , barber
trado h etbt , weeks) pays while ktararatt
aood eat of tooia
ai
t ooaiuoae eecarea: ta-
ttoa rednrwd. 86 N.
Second.
HEM, WOMEN mara barber tradai waat while
leant tne: poattlona guaranteed. Mgr. 23 eara'
nperteaeo. Oregoa Barber Col We, 288 Madiaoa.
ROrtTTfSilifTAtN' feamevaAawrEnroB
fret. Frank K WeUee, former aaatrtarrt f ata
(apt,. Ha., H. W. bank bldg. phoae Maia 8276,
OREOOX law school, AMygTldaaaTlUai:
W. & Riehardaoa. aeav Mate 671,
HELP WATF.I MALE
I5NOI3TH
. 2ND.STREET
EMPLOYMENT
BBOADWAV 57
BOY WANTED that would like a (end borne and
Warn a aood trado; must have (ono throws B
elabtb grade, bo of good appearance and. hoaeat,
Addreva H. C. M., Boa 184, CoUaro Grove, Or.
WANTED RaapeasU.ta grocery maa te man
see grocery flora for corporation; 1600 ta
ateck of corpora tioj reauiied; stesdy tooitlea.
Inonira 826 Olissa si
XPER1EN7D aatomobilo
aahor; aoaa' ether
need appty. 4 unrnawe. '
MAN WITH team to oicavato baaement
, Povtsmontn. Phono Woodlawa 8488.
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