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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON. IS v SHIPPING BOARD H 50 CUT ON OREGON TIES Outbound for the i Orient In th general service of the Pacific Steam ship company, the Abercoa cleared this morning with 1500 tons of flour and general cargo sufficient to make a full load. She left down the river shortly after noon and will proceed to sea Sunday morning. Shipments of ; ties from Portland to (. the East coast will probably be a fea- ture of the January shipments. The lshlppins; board has announced a cut of $2.50 a thousand by . the various shipping lines operating via the Pan ama canal. The rate was cut from S25 to $22.50 per thousand. Ties form the bulk of the lumber shipments going from the Columbia river, and at the urgent demand f Kastern buyers-for a reduction in rate in order to advance both the purchas ing and the selling end. the Bhipping board, through the ' recommendations of i the conference committee, in ses sion at San Francisco, decided on the cut of $2.50 per thousand feet. CHAMBER DISCUSSES NORTH PORTLAND HARBOR PROPOSAL Whether investment in the develop- ment of North Portland harbor would be - profitable, and whether there would be an increase in traffic resulting from de velopment of the harbor, was discussed at a meeting of the fecial North Port land harbor development committee of the Chamber of Commerce Friday eve ning: ' After a thorough discussion of the plan ' of procedure of the committee, which is headed, by George Mason, it was decided to call Percy Allen, chairman of the North Portland Industries, and Alfred Aya before the committee for concrete evidence Wednesday afternoon. After testimony is obtained from these two ..rrten. Superintendent Polhemus, Traffic Manager Hudson and Commissioner Warren of the port commission will be called upon for statements. -. OSAKA SENDS QUESTIONNAIRE FOR LOCAL BUSINESS MEN For all exporters, importers, manu facturers and producers intending to establish business connections with the port Of Osaka,' a questionnaire has been sent to the foreign trade department of the Chamber of Commerce by the mu nicipal office of Osaka, department of commerce and. industry. The " question naire contains1 a list of questions which would be asked in making any business connection. The department says that it Is ready to assist in every way pos sible development of trade relations be tween1 Osaka and Portland. ALL ALONG THE' WATERFRONT The steamship Pawlet. Portland ffnd Asiatic service of the Admiral -line, ar rived up Friday morning and is dis charging general cargo at municipal terminal No. 1. The motorshlp Oregon, recently ashore at Nehalem and later brought to Port land for repairs, is- reported back at the mills at Wheeler. Storm warnings have been set at all outside ports and a heavy southeast gale is looked for. The steamer Oeorgiana of the Har kius Transportation company will go . into winter quarters January 1. She will be given a thorough overhauling. The nritish steamship Orient City will take grain from Portland to the TTnited Kingdom, Strauss & Co.. pri vate terms, January loading. From San Francisco with passengers and freisrht the steamship Alaska arrived tip late Saturday afternoon.. . - In the service of the McCormick line .- the steamer Celilo sailed for Kan Diego " vis San FrArtoisco and San Pedro this ""fifternocn. She carried a full passenger list and lumber. The American schooner John W. Wells will discharge, ballast at the Peninsula mill. She arrived up this morning from .' the West Coast. j .' j Positions of Vessels Radio -reports from North Head give the positions of the following vessels at 8 p. m.,! December 17: QueenJ Seattlft for San Francisco, 430 miles from Fan Francisco. Avalon, Grays Hsirbor for San Fran cisco. ar miles front- Grays Harbor. Ikhorn Seattle for Europe via San Pedro. 105 miles south Flattery. Alaska. San Francisco for ' Portland, off Yaqina head. -Rotsrian. San Francisco for Seattle, Sl" miles southwest, of Seattle. Hollywood. Honolulu for Seattle. 1000 miles from Se'attle. Norwood, Seattle for San Francisco", 391 mlleB from San Francisco. I Notice to, .Mariners The" following affe-t the aida to navtgaHoa in the Haventeenth lighthouse district and wrr announced todtj by Robert Wirrack, Ufht house inspector: Oregon CmpQua Hiver Three Mile Light rUror-ture reported damaged and lisht temporar ily discontinued December 11, will be replaced . t soon as practicable, -v . Oregon Taquina Bay Taqnina Bar Prnnl Tight Structure reported carried away and light temporarily discontinued December 12, will be replaced as soon as practicable. Oregon and Washington Columbia River. Ixwer Sands liirht found ertinguiahed Decem ber 1f was reli;htedame date. Oregon and Washington IumMa River Harrison Point gu buoy, 12, found light extin guished December 1 1, was relighted same date. Oregon Columbia River North Channel to Harrinyton Point The positions of the follow ing buoys were changed ltoeember 3 : Channel buoy, 3, moved 170 yard 269 de grees, without other ehnge. Channel buoy, 5, moved 865 yard 2611 de grees, without other change. Channel buoy, 7, moved 1050 yards 289 de greea. Into 16 feet of water, without other change. tirays Bay rRocky Point buoy. 1 , changed from third class to second class spar and moved . 88 yards 148 -degrees, into 20 feet of water. Oregon Columbia River Prairie Channel- Channel buoy, 14, established December, 2. a third class spar, in 12 feet of water, marking turn in channel Channel Island, right tangent, SO degree (N. .'14 W. mag. . Long Island, right tangent, JOS degrees (E. 4 N. mg.). Snag Island jetty light. 330 H degrees (NVI. , VI. mag.). . Corrected bearing. . s." Channel buoy, 2. Prairie Channel light. 128 degree (ESK. E. mag.). Island mouth John Day river, left tangent, 195. degrees IS. 4 E. mag.). Tongue Point, tangent. 299 degree (W. H N. mag.). "hsnnel buov. 6. . Harrington Point Range rear light. 22 hi de- trees IN. H W. mag.). , John Day Point, right tangent. 250 degrees tow. vy. mag.). Prairi Channel bght, 294 degrees (Y H. : N. n. I. Channel buoy. 1. Harrington Point Range rear" light. 14 de re IN. W. mag.). ,oThnI?7, Point- t tangent, 25 degreaa taw. W. mag.). Prairie Channel light 28.2 degree (W. by - ! -There It One Safe Place to Buy Your PI A N O PHONOGRAPH J COKTEiriEKT PATH E IT T 8 i ;th floor Msrft GblaT ORD VTIi il all 1 1 8. sic.).. Channel buoy, 3. Snag Island Jetty light. 19 t decree (N. 4 W. nx.. Point North aid entrance to Blind Slouch, right tangent, 72 degrees (NE. V K- mag.). Seel Ialand, left tangent, '823 degree (NW. by ' W. W. mag.). Channel buoy. 10. , . Long Inland, left tangent, 38 degree (Nil N. mag.). Seal Wand, left tangent, 280 degre-x (W8W. W. mag.). Snag Ialand Jetty light. 85714 -degree (SSW. W. mag.). Channel buoy, 12. Point North (id entrance to Blind Rlou.t., right tangent, 77 degree IXE. E. mag.). Seal Island, left langjrnt, 240 degreea (SW. 8. mag.. . Snag bland Jetty Tight. S48 degree (SW. N. tnag.). Buoy Liat, 1920. p. 87. Oregon and Washington Columbia River CUtaop Spit buoy, 4, reported missing Decem ber 14, will be replaced as noon as practicable. Washington Columbia Hirer Main Chan nel Peacock Bpit buoy, 9, established Decem ber 1, s aecond claas ran. in 30 feet of water, markini entrance to Baker Bay Cutoff .Channel. Entrance Range front light, 9 1 H degree (EMC Z. mag.). Tank on South jetty. 14914 degrees SE. by K. mag.). , Cape Disappointment light.. 83814 degrees (KE. mag.). Washington Columbia Elver Baker Bay Cutoff - Channel Band Island buoy, 2. estab lished December 1, a third class pr, in 10 feet of water, marking edge of spit southwest of in land, at south entrance of channel. Entrance Rang front light, 95 degree (ENK. K. mag.). Tank on South Jetty, 1501s degree (8E. H mag.). Cape Disappointment . light. 826 Is degree (aw. pyfw. mag.). News of the Port Arrival December 18 Alaska, American steamer, from San Fran cisco; passengers and general. Eibergen, Dutch s learner, fnan , Hampton Road; ballast. Departure December 18 Juneau, American steamer, for, west coast; lumber. . F. H. Buck, American steamer, for GavisU; ballast Abercoa. American steamer, for Orient; general. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at River- Mouth North Head. Dec 18.- Conditions at the mouth of th river at noon: Wind east; 18 mile; clear; sea moderate. Tide at Astoria Sunday High water. Low water. 7:05 a. m. 8.3 feet I 0:19 a. m. 2.6 feet 7:37 p. m. 6.2 feet 2:05 p m. 2.8 feet DAILY RIVER HEADINGS 8 a. rn.. Pacifie Time - ' f ol 2 If 2 16- - " ?5- s S ?Z TATIOMH . " "5 t : t:rnt,ni 25 2 . S 0. 2 - O 00 Eugene . jo 6.3 -0.2- 0.20 Albany 20 7.7 -0.8 0.30 Salem 20 8.8 -2.0 0.40 Oregon City 12 7.6 -0.8 0.42 Portland 15 f 5.5 -1.0 0.30 ( ) Falling. RITER FORECAST . The Willamette river at Portland will fall dur ing the next two or three day. AT JTEIGHBORIITG PORTS Astoria, Dec 18. Arrived at 4 and left up i o ,B vi a. in. n ueamer juaaia. iroro Ban ran eisco. Arrived it 8 l nj. Steamer Eibergen, from Hampton Roads.. San Francisco. Dec. IS tm'nl tn,.r Rose City, from Portland. j Shanghai. Dec. 17. Arrived Steamer West Nivaria, from Portland via Yokohama. j Ualboa. Dec. 17. Hailed Steamer Yalza. from Philadelphia for Portland. Astoria. Dec. 17. Sailed at midnight Dutch ateamer Arskan, for Rotterdam. San Francisco, Dec. 17. 8ailed at 11 a. m. Steamer Willamette for San Pedro. Sailed Steamer West Togus, from Portland for Phila delphia.; Arrived at 4 p. m. Steamer Quill wark, from Portland via Coos Bay and Eureka. Sailed at 9 p. m. Steamer Steel Voyager, from New York for -Portland. San Pedro, Dec. 17. Sailed last night steamer Elavel, for Columbia river. Taooma. Dec. 17. Sailed Steamer Bakers field, for Portland. Havre, Dec. 13. Arrived Steamer Orani, from Portland. San Francisco. Dec. 18. Arrived Steamer Cap Heiiry, from Portland-Grays Harbor, for Baltimore. St. Helens, Dec 18. Passed at 10:10 a. m. Steamer Alaska. San Francisco, Dee. 18. (L N. 8.) Ar rived' Dec. 17 Humboldt, Los Angeles, 4:80 rn. : Toyook Mam. New York, 5:30 a. m. ; Saginaw and barge Charles Nelson. Europe, 5:30 a. m.; West Calera, Marseilles, 6:30 a. m.; Re dondo, Wtllapa Harbor, 7,-80 a. m.; Johan Poulsen, Astoria. 8 a. m.; Carmel, Los Angeles, 8:05 a. m. : Qeone, Eureka, 10:05 a. m.; Johanna Smith. Coo Bay. 4:55 a. m.; Delisle New York 9:05 a. m.t, Motorship Orinite, Aries, 11:20 a. m.; Sea Eagle, and Simla, Port San Luia, 12:05 a. m.: Valdez, 1m An geles, 1 p. m.; Eastern Guide. Mahkukona, 1 P- ra.; . Admiral Iiewey, Los Angeles 2 p. m.; Admiral Evans, Seattle, 2 40 p m.; Curacao, Portland, 5:05 p. m. ; City of Para, Balboa. 10:15 p. m.; M. 8. Margerite. Montensr, 11:10 p. m. Arrived Dee. 18 M. S. Sierra. San Jose Da Guatemala. 12:30 a. m. : Cape Henry, Gray Harbor, 1 :80 a. m. ; Caoba. Grays Harbor, 8:25 a. m.; Fearless and Fullerton, Port- San Luis, 9:50 a. m. ; Indian City, Rotterdam, 10:25 a. m.; Fort Bragg, Los Angeles, 11:80 a. m. Sailed, Dec. 18 Jap. ateamer Toyooka Maru. Yokohama, 7:55 a. m. ; M. 8. San Francisco, T arc ma, 7:45 a. m. Seattle. Wash., Dec. 18. (I. N, S.) Ar rived: Jefferson, from Southeastern Alaska, at 7 a. m. Sailed: President, for San Pedro, via victoria and San Francisco, at 11 . ro. Ar rived, Dec. 17: Prince Albert, from British Cq lumbia ports, 7:45 p. m.. Sailed. Dec. 17: LaTouche, for British Columbia ports, at 4 p. m. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 17. Sailed: Julia Lnckenbach, for Seattle, via San Pedro and San Francisco. Callao, Dec 15. Sailed: Griffco, for Se-: sttle. Yokohama. Dee. 14.- Arrived: Monteagle, from Vancouver. Sailed, Dec, 16: Taithybius, for Seattle. ' Kobe. Dac 12.-aSailed: Africa Maru. for Seattle. Balboa, Dec 17. Sailed: Yalas for Portland. vi San Pedrt and San Francisco. San Pariro. Dec 17. Arrived: H. B. Love Joy from Puget Sound ports. 4 rmngeneaa. Dec IS. Passed in: Rotarian at 8:50 - a. m. Victoria, B. C. Dec, 18. Passed out: Cana dian Winter for Melbourne at 7 a. m.. I-os Angeles for Port San Luis, 10:50 a. ro. Dee. 17. Passed out: Makura for An.tjili.n rort. 7 p. m.. Tahiti reports she will rri. mt wil. liams Head at midnight Dec 18 from Sydney. INDOOR SPORTS WAmm P-OOUS-T COMSTlTUTlUrV r- y . sMNir - ' "' J7 ''"' ' I -twtroocrDP. our. of ptr- to , -1 lllllllllllllls u:?:3Cte,: vis Auckland and Honolulu: Saws Mara report she will arnT at 3 p. m. Dec. 19 at Williams Bay. Port Townsend Dec 17. Passed out: " El Sgundo for San Pedro 2 p. m. ; a small steamer with 8. on stack probably M. 8. Charlie Watson for San Pedro, 2:00 p. m. r L. H- T. Fern at 2:30 p. m.. Arrived: U. 8. N. T. Patoka at 4:S0 p. n. Tacjma, Dec 18. Sailed: Moenlyk for Rot terdam ria Vancouver and Ban Francisco, 1 a. m. Bailed 17. Bakersfield for Hamburg Tis Port land, San Pedro and Liverpool. Arrived: M. 8. Santa Flavia from Seattle. - Stranded Steamer Floated London, Dec. 18. (L N. S.) The American freighter Edgar F. Lucken bach, which, went aground near St Catherine s Point on the Isle of Wight, was refloated this evening. : Robinson to Go East Frank W. Robinson, freight traffic manager of the Union Pacific system, will leave this evening for his headquar ters in Omaha after three weeks of inti mate invest! rat ion of traffic conditions in the Northwest. j BUILDlSO PERMITS Operations of 11 000 or mere: i Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, repair residence, 892 E. 15th st, between Schuyler and llaucock its.; builder the fame; $1000. J. W. Benedict, 1 atory residence, 2810 K. 49th st between 27th and 29th ave.; builder J, W; Morriii, $3500. ' John F. Prenton, erect 1 H story residence, 852 E. 48th st. between Halsey and Broadway sta. ; builder same. (4000. - A. Vaster, erect 1 story residence, 2810 E. 71 st. between 2th and 29th tve. S. E.; I builder, same; 13500. Mrs. A J. Sliafner, erect foundry. St Helens road, between tt and 2d sta.; builder. C. W. tlosl man; $2000. Ernie N. Jjhnson, erect 1 Si story residence, 924 Skidmor st. between 30th and 31st sta.; builder same; S4000. KEW. TODAY Portland Rug Co. CSDEB HEW M AH AG EM ESI We Have Cut Our Prices for a Limited Time OHE XU JFT. FLUES' T00 A ttTJO Ws6aUU OSE 8zl FT. FLUFF f -t J rf" ETJO sJljfeOL All Other Work at ! Dlseeaatt Plsff Rag- Had From "d Carpet. UAO ItrOS A SPECIALTY G1TK US A TRIAL , We Call and Deliver 17S-I74 E. 1JTH ST. SELL. 8611 pEDTMADy, H0U6E8 AND OARAGES Usda of standardized, built, 4-foot aectlona. Ready and easy to erect Shaped anrwhsf. Oat Catalogue. REDIMADE BUILDING CO PORTLAND, OREGON. C. 11th and Market, r 803 Lewis Bide, Phones: East 6114. or Bdwy. 43SB 6 SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS (W Call and Deliver) Old Rug and Woolen Clothing W Make Revenibls, Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS SxlO ft. Fluff Rug .....S17.S0 3x 6 ft. Fluff Rug S4.25 Rag Rug Woven, all sizes Clothe Cleaning and Dyeing Dept. Mail . : Orders. Send for Booklet Mattress J- Renovated, Mad Over, Mad to Order Feathers Renovated CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, Etc Largest and Finest Equipped Carpet Olaanlng and Refitting Works In th State of Oregon. ; 8x12 Rugs Steamed Cleaned. S1.B0. WE8TERN FLUFF RUG CO. 64-60 Unlo: Ave. N. ; East 6516 Ladles Save your old carps ti, rugs and wool n clothing. Lat u mak new pugs for you. w .1 88 E. 8th St Prion East 35S0 WE CALL AND DELIVER , i The oldest and best ernipped factory In ; the Northwest Fluff and rag mis : woven all sizes. Carpet cleaned, etc. FOR MAIL ORDERS SEND FOR BOOKLET MEETISG NOTICES 41 MULTNOMAH CIRCLF, NO 744. NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT, will hold no meeting Christmas or New Yesr's eve. Next regular meeting Friday, January 14. Annual installation of officera.to be held with Webfoot camp, Friday, January' 7. at W. O. W. hail. 128 11th f. MARY GEIL. Correspondent 3) -y- il EM BEls of Nydia" temple. if v.T' liausnters or toe wile, are re quester to meet at ivo 2a at. Tuesday ' at T a. m. to make and fill candy bags. Any discarded toy or new tav will h erastlv innrs- ciated. Bring your thimble. Order of Q.ueen. ADDA CELLARS. Recorder. (Copyright, 1920. by Servic. swsvFeswvsavrBssrisiswwweje 41 - BIQ jyiaisquerade BALL EUREKA COCNCU No. 204, f Security Benefit association. Monday evening, Dec 20, at East Side W. O. W. hall, E. 6th st Ainer. will be given away in cash prizes; fine music. Admission 30e, lnciuaing wmr AL KADER TEMPI-E. A- A. O. . N. M. 8 Suted session Sa urdsy, December 18, at 8 p. th Armory, Tenth and Couch streets. Election of oi ficars and representaovte U) C Imperial Council. Not that th meeting place haa been, changed to the Armory. By -order of - th Potentate. HCGH J. BOYD, Recorder. MOCNT HOOD LODGE No. 157. A. F. and A. M. Special com munication this (Saturday) evening, 6:80 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree. Visiting brothers welcome. By order of the W. M. F. W. EXKE. Secretary. EMBLEM JEWELK a specialty, buttons, pins. Charms Jaeger Bros.'. 181-188 6th st ' XJita! statistics THarriagts. Birtbs, Dzathx MARRIAGE LICENSES Floyd F. Farley, 22, 665 Commercial, and Canville R. Skamp, 20, 665 Commercial. Robert R. Jackson. 24, 484 11th. and Let tie R. Hadley. 24, 256 13th. J. D. Vanhovenberg. 26. 82 Grand ave., and Angie Fleming, 24, 200 E. 13th. - Herman Unden, 23, 11U3 E. Bumside, and Haael GiUhan, 23, 609 Dekum. Joseph Niche, legal, 318 Morris, and Jo sephine Gilroy, lefc-al. 318 Morris. Boy Julian, legal, 168 H E. Broadway, and Hazel M. Barr, legal. 188 V4 E. Broadway. Lovest B. McLane, legal, city, and Anna L. Storm, legal, etty. BIRTHS JEN.INOS To Mr. and-Mrs. R S. Jennings, 823 Mason, Dec. 3, daughters (twins). GAGE To Ir. and Mrs. Charles P. Gage, 836 E. 3 2d. Dec 5. a son. PERANZI To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peraazi. 855 E. 26th, Dec. 12, a eon. TRAHAN To Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Trahan. 80 E. 08th, Dec. 8, a son. W1LHELNS To Mr. and Mra. G. E. Wilhelns, 24th and Holgate, Nov. 2S. a daughter. McDOCGAL To Mr. and Mra. R. 8. iicDougaL 848 E. 49th. Dec. 14. a daughter. WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. White, 603 E. 19th, Dec. 7. a daughter. PETRECEVIC To Mr. aud Mra. M. Petrecevie, 475 Northrup, Dec. 11, a daughter. McKAY To Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McKay. 6524 87th, Dec. 11, a son. RUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell. 1440 Mallory, Dec. 6, a son. SMITH To Mr. and Mr. Q. B. Smith, 690 69th ave., Dec. 14, a son. McINTYRE To Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mc- lntyre. 472 E. 49th, Dec 8. a daughter. DEATHS AND FCSE RALS 7i EL WOOD In this city, Dec. 17, Mrs. Henrf etta Morton Elwood. aged 73 years, lat of 1628 East Tenth street N.. beloved wife of Dr. Merton Elwood, mother of Mrs. Pierce Riggs of this city. Funeral service will be conducted today (Saturday), at 1:30 d. m.. from the Ad- vent tabernacle, corner of 6th and Montgomery streets. Friends invited. Interment Rose Citv Park cemetery. The remains are at Pearson 'a undertaking parlors. RnaseU st at I'nion ave. BROUWEB, December 17. Anriie"M7B rouwc r, aged 49 years, beloved wife of George M. Brouwer, mother of Martin, Ida and Henry Brouwer, sister of Peter and John Betker. Fu neral aervices will be held at the St Johns Evangelical church. Peninsula ave. and Kilpatiick St., Monday, December 20, 2 p.. m. Friend are invited. interment, Columbia cemetery. Re mains are at A. R. Zeller company parlors, 692 Williams ave. BATES In this city. Dec. 16. Liva HBateZ aged 56 years, wife of I. M. Bates, mother of Dciglaa I., Jean C, Donald R. Bates; grand mother of Charlotte I. and Lillian E. Bates; sister of Mrs. Annie H. Shav of this citv. Mrs j Alice H. Pettypiere of Ambc-rstburg, Ont-; Miss .-settle ii. i tttr oi lietroit, Mich. Funeral serv ices will be held Mondsy. Dec. 20, at 10 a. m.. at the chapel of Breeze ft Snook, Belmont at 35th street Friends invited. BROOKS In this city. Dec. 15, 1920, Minnie M. Brooks, aged 89 years, beloved wife of H. W. Brooks of this city, sister of Mrs. Joseph Amsnn of Sisson, Cal., and Allen Carmichael of Vancouver, Wash. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at the Portland crematorium, 14 th and Bjbee sts., at 2 p. m. tomorrow (Sunday). December 19. 1920. Remains at Hounan's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon sts. LICHTWEBK The tuuerai service for the late Ansu..ta Lichtwerk, of 5807 Seventy-second street, eouthtaat.' will be held Monday, December 20, at 2 p. m.. at the Portland crematorium. Fourteenth and Bybee streete. Friends invited. The remains are at Finley s, Montgomery t Fifth. llUSSAu. ihc lutmral M-rvice ot the late U- rence Rosaall of 8300 Forty-ninth avenue southeait, will be conducted Monday, December 20, at 2:30 p. m., in the mortuary chapel of A D. Kenworthy A Co.. 6802-5K04 Ninety-sec-ond trt smittiat. in r mt. Frierwls invited. MI itliliu, nit tuneful nervine ot the late John Mitchell, aged 63 years, will be conduct ed today (Saturday), at 1 p. m.. in the mortu ary cliapel of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 5bU2-04 Ningtr-cTOnd ste-t southeast, in Lents. lMjN.Nfci.ivl' lu Uifc. eity, XA-cember 17, Henry Donneiey, aged 70 years. Remains sre at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co., 5802-5804 Ninety-second street southeast in Lnt. . KiCiiAits-lu tint city. Do-ember -5, Joseph Riciiard. aged 36 years. , Remains are at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co., iiMi-0SU4 Mneiy-second street, southeast in Ints. Si'ltAi,lE lucembt-r li, at Uie lainily roi dence, 832 East Fifty-second street DeWayne Sprague, aged 77 yes rs. Th remains sre at Fmley s, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral later BRICF: December 18, at the family residence, 349 Marguerite avenue, Robert W. Brice aged 49 years; hn band of Beisie Brie. The re mstns sr- st FIiIt'. Mnntirr-merv at Fifth. MAltKlAIT In tliis cny. December 17, Harry Marriait aged 77 years. Remains are at the funeral parlors at A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 6R02 SH04 Nin:ty-wmt strpct mitheat, in Lent's. HERSHNER Lawrence Herahner. Good Ssmar ital hop.. rw. it 24 years; tuberctilosis. 8TARRETT ffelen Ekin Starrett. 720 Sher wood Drive. Dec. 16, 80 yrs. ; cerebrsl hem- orrhsge. LICHTWERK Augusu Lichtwerk, 5807 E .7T7,d-. J.'- i8 65 ye.- carcinoma. CARUNER Tugima K. Gardner. 144 Porter. Dec. 16. 76 years; myocarditia. Interna uuuai Faanu Inc.! . MEETIHO -STOTICES 71 JAN Beatrice Jan, 71 N. 3d, Dec 16. 7 months; broncho pneumonia. DONALD David Donald. 85 N. 6th,. Dec 16, 47 y-ars; double lobar pneumonia. COMBEST W, W. Combest St Vincents hosp., 1 Iee. 16, 45 years; . tuberculosis. PICKERING Harmony L. Pickering, Patton home, Dec. 14, 81 years; apoplexy. RIDER Charles E. Eider, St Vincente hosp.. Dec. 15. 57 years; hemorrhage. BARKER Charlie C. Barker, Good Samaritan hnsp.j Dec. 16, 58 yean; lobar pneumonia. BATES Lina H. Bates, St Vincents hosp.. Dec 10, 56 yean; acute pancreatitis. KEBANEY Clasa Keraney. Multnomah hosp., Dec. 14, 65 years; carcinoma. FOEUAL DIRECTORS EDW. HOLMAN & SON Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON STREETS I Main 507. A-1511 Lady Assirtant i East Side, Funeral Directors " FORMERLY F. S. DCNNING. ISO. "Th Family Seta the Price." 414 E. Alder st Phone East 52 . J.P.HHLEY&S FUNERAL DIRECTORS Main 9 MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH Lercti, Undertaker EAST ELEVENTH AT HAWTHORN'S . . PHONE EAST 781 . 1 TCHAMBERS COT. Funeral Directors. AB th Conveniences of a Home. Woodlawn 3306. 248-250 Bull:nriwor0 Ava. R. T, BYRNES f.rur William ave. Woodlswn 220. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 6802-5804 92D ST. 8. E.. LENTS . Phone Tsbor 6267. Home Pbon D-61. MILLER ic TRACEY, Independent funersl di rectors. Prices aa low as 820, 840, Washing-tun at Ella. Main 2691. A-7885 DOWNING & MNEMAR A humeri. pUc Moderate in prices. Irvington, distriet Phone R. W. GABLE A CO., , Successers to W. H. Hamilton. 1978 E. Gliaan. Phone Tabor 4818 M'ENTEE EILEHS, funeral parlors wHsTaTi vue privacy oi a pome, mm and fcter.tt sta, rnones crosaway 2133, Horn A-2133. Breeze&Snook TSiV 12AS. B-254d Belmont st. .R.ZelSerCo. 9J avenue. East .1088. QUrAivoa O'DERTAKINO CO. Main 4152 A-2321. Corner Third and Clay. MOSCMEST8 Portland Marble Works 1 266 4th St., Op. City HaU. Nsu Bros. BLAESlNG GRAMITE Co -30 ST AT MAPQOM FLORISTS 32.8 MORSTISOM PORTLAND HOTEL AjR.rs3 iCMitea Accra solicitSo , MS) MOROISOM J inn, r.i..ii A. SABtf STORES MXH.. 257 JP0AYS 2oUPi WttEATKff 3 - UP 7 srv AIDER. And Floral Designs, 25 Large Hothouses. No Branch Stores. n v kj..u illmMiSSlJm bet 4tb and 5th. XeiepnoD Main t yuu Smith's Flower Shop "Portland' Progrwiv Florist" Flowers for All Occasion. Main 721 T. C LUKE. Mgr., 6th andAldt. GEO. BET2f & SON 1885 FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS and all occasion. 697 Williams ave. Just call Woodktwn 1512. Joseph Beta. Manager. MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 854 Wash ington. eMain 269, A-1269. Flu wars for all occasions artistically arranged. HENRY PFEIFKER. 6TH AND YAMHILL. All kinds of cut flowers, plant and holly wrest ns Specials. . FLORAL SHOP 3 245 Alder. Marshall 5922 11 N. W. S 6116. Bank bldg. Main 881 kfnrrtwa t LOST AND FOWt) 21 III following "articles were found on cars of Tile tr. u. u. dt P. Co. Dec 16: 7 purses pin, letters. 1 pr. gloves. 3 sgL gloves. 2 books belt, 2 boxes, 4 packages, 3 lunch boxes,' saw and "overalls, 1 suitcase, 16 umbrellas. Owner may obtain property at First and Alder StA. LOST Wednesday, December 15, on Mt Scott car or in West Side shopping district, on goia iace pin witn pearls, design cross and crown. rnone r-ai a. . LOST Between Ktnton church and 1599 El more st, Oct 20, brown linen table runner, embroidered in white water 111 lies. Call Wdln. ZHO. LOST Between E. Broad, and E. Glesan, on firand or Union ave., Knights Templar and Royal arch' charm on watch fob. Return to HAicoim lennant, er. Meier- Frank Co. Reward STOLEN Monday evening from 424 Jarret St. bundle and white pup, 3 month. Return at once and avoid trouble. LOST Black and white bull mm. stun tall? Foster road, about 72d t Phone Seilwood ilia, rtewant Answers by name of Tex. STOLEN 2 girls who- took th nurses from Murlark hall last Saturday night return same oy next asm rosy nigtitand avoid trouble. FOLND Sum of -money. Dee. 4; loser must identify. Call at ' Schweitzer A Eagin, 502 t-ommma bldg. Marshall 1937. A pair of gold-nmraed nose glasses, last Thursday. Call Tabor 1428. . Reward. LOST Tire rack and license plate. Ore go tan i a nor tsis. LOST On 6th street, a silver bar pin. Pleas cau isit 14S. Reward. FOrNIJ-'stray Collie" dog. Sell wood 12227 By Tad DEATHS AHT FPHERALS Y LOST ATfD FOCJfD LOST Whit EuslUh bulldog, part pointer, both tan blfcck. marking on left ear . extends around to left eye. large black spot on left aide directly behind .front abouktr; weight about 50 pounds. Answers to name of Jack; reward American Kail way Express Co. FOUND Box of sutomobil toois. CaU Tabor ' HELP WANTED MALE Ferryboat Officers Resignations have been received from som officers in ' the trans Bay fetry service. W - desire to promptly ! fill the vacancies with new men for;, whom free board and lode ing will i be . furnished, together 'with strong police protection. W wilt receive applications for em ployment from qualified men who have proper licenses or are eligible for licenses, j Any men taken into the service will be permanently retained, ff satisfactory, and receive the senior ity rank of officers who have left the striae conditions prevail. Applicants will call on or write A. T. Merrier, Union Station, Portland. Transportation will be furnished appli cants who are accepted. "Southern Paciffiic J. R. DYER General Manager. ADVERTISING salesman of hign class established publications; ability and neat appearance con sidered; $50 to $100 weekly to those who qualify. 704 Spauling bldg. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS r HEN ' - Learn the automobile and tractor business In America's largest and finest systems of prac tical auto schools. THE HEMPHILL SCHOOLS TURN OCT MORE SUCCESSFUL GRADU ATES every year than most all other schools put together. Expert instructors, the best in the business, sr. employed to teach the dif ferent trades w. offer. We have iust installed a large qusntity of NEW ELECTRICAL EQUIP MENT, the last word in up-to-data and mod.rn ignition and starting and lighting systems. W specialiM ion ignition and all electrical work. Our course are more reasonable in price and more complete In detail than most schools, and th interests of our students are foremost in oar, minds st an times. Yon take, the tools in your hands and get the actual practical shop experience: We hav also Installed a brand new VCLCANIZIXii, DEPARTMENT for teach ing all branches of. tire work, and an inspection of this -department will prove that we hav procured fjhe most modem equipment available. Pick out on. of th following trades, the or In which -yon are interested, and writ or call for further information and catalogue. Auto mobile and Tractor Mechanical course Special Battery and Ignition course. Tire Repairing and Retreading. Welding and Brazing. Stat aid to Oregon ex-servic men. ' Better enroll early as our school is filling up rapidly. Day and even ing classes. Our downtown office is conveni ently Jecated at 331 Oak street near Broadwsy. School at 797 Hawthorn ave. HEMPHILL'S AUTOMOBILE AND TBACTOB SCHOOL. PORTLAND. OR. MEN, SPEND TOUR WINTER EVENINGS - I AT OUR Antemobil and ' tractor .naineenn weidin and broaaing. Special ignition, battery and electrical work. Vulea nixing and retreading. HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS 707 Hawthorn Ave, Cor 20th I Term If Desired West's Laree. Business CoUeee. Aasurea EVERY GRADUATE A POSITION All bnsiBess coarse, including exmrptometef training, i Enroll anytime day achool. night school Writ for fre taloa-u. fourth bi ssoTTwpn.! l-non. aisia Dvo. A Position for Each Graduate ! AtlSKY BUILDING M6LEK IbaRBKR COLLEGE will teaea god tiM trad ,ui S weeka, receive some pay whlia learning, i Positions seurd. Ex -service men re ceive suit aid. Writ or eali lot catalogue, 234 Bumud. t BKA K EM EN - FIREMEN, age KS-30, 15u 6300 monthly, experience unnecessary. par ticulars and applicauon blank free. Railway As- sociattonj Bex 676. Fresno. Cal. POKTiNO Iterbcr College teaches th ttx.r . trad in eight weeka; pays while learain; good set! of took given: position secured, tui- ttcn red ured 38 .N. Second. . LEARN ! TELFXIkAPHY RaUway Telegraph institute. 434 Railway Exchang bids. Night classes. - - j MEN. WOMEN learn barber trad.; wage wbii . karutng; position guaranteed Mir 22 year xpencpcr. Oregon Barber College. 233 Madison. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers- Agvcy. Enroll tie. 'Frank K. Wells, funner sssiunt stsu gopt.. Mgr., N-W. bank bldg. Pbon Main 8276 EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL llis Kegina Bockr private achool; Individual tnstrrxtion. 122 M C.rsnd sve Esst 427 YOU wsat to learn th ralcaniauig busm CaU 358 E. Broadww. CSfcfcESC BUSINESS ANTs TRADE SCHOOLS ' Learn Welding Get in line and learn trade that pars big waces. This is your op portunity. The demand for expert oiy-scetylene welders hss never been greater. The steel industry demand the aervices of men who are pro ficient in -this line of work, th wage paid are th best of all th metal trades.' . WHY WORK for small wages, when we can teach yon to become an expert cry acetylene . welder by our method of individual instruction undr experienced teachers? WE WILL TEACH YOU WELDING OF Aid, METALS and nior .thor oughly and in less time than it can b done in any other place. CASTIRON BURNING Aniong the things considiSed impos sible by welders, and taught in . our regular courses, is the burning of cast i" JVITHOUT SPECIAL EQUIP MENT, which offera no difficulty whatever to our students. Not a makeshift job, but better, cleaner cut ting than is done by demonstrator of pecial astifon torches. A 'OM K ' NOW to the COMMEKCIAL SCHOOL OF ELDING if you have ad no sir penence. W can teach you this splen did paying trade in a short time, fcturtenu who have completed , our courses are today earning big ntoney for our method of teaching makes , them capable of doina any kind of work that they may be called upon . to do. Apply Day or Evening -427 E. 9th St., COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OF WELDING LEARN AVIATION EARN f75 TO 8300 WEEKLY Complete coarse In mechanics and 'lying. "Aero club license on graduation. Alt course fre to federal vocational training men. The stat of Ore gon allows 525 per month for educational pur poses to Oregon ex-servic. men. First- snd only exclusive Aeronautical achool in the Northwest. A SCHOOL WHICH HAS OYER 200O PKH CENT MORE PI.:pil.S THAN - ANY OTMKB SIMILAR SCHOOL IN 1U1S TKUKITOUY. No bond required. Catalogue on request. DUDREY AlK'nfT COMPANY, Portland. 824 Molsan r4. Oregon. ORKGOX law schoui. All-ay bid., 2d aud Mo riaoa sts. W. K fiichsrdscn. sec. Main 977. ' SALESMEU WASTED 88 WANTED -Salesmen to handle' Mexican baskets, matting and rugs as side line to start after the holidays. For particulars address J. Armen gol, Laredo, Texas. I HELP WASTED FEMALE EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN HAVING GENERAL SELLING EXPERIENCE, i Must furnish . local reference. Apply employment otlice Del ore iu:3U. LIPMA-N. WOLFE CO. EXPERIENCED CASniER. "Must furnish best icfcrenres. LII'MAN, WOLFE & COMPANY. MRS. L. V. SCOTT. . formerly director of e ployment for women with the federal gov ernment, will assist women to secure employ' ment in all lines Offvc. 829 Henry -bid., cut. 4th and Oak. Bdwy. 4587. ANY GIRL In need' of a friend auulv to fha Sat- vsuin Army Kescu Home. MayTst sna i aiexsnqer sts, r gonadal sin bhi. mm. car WAN' TE D Middle-aged wiTiani o stay with'o Id lady and du light housework; no washing. Ap ply 1391 Wilbur st. Wnodtawn 3427. WANT gtwd girl fiw goneral houaework. ' Weidler st. East 8758. 929 HELP WANTED MIKC. 49 WANTED 37.000 Single Tax voters in Ore gon to send addresa to S. T. Udq.. 318 Slock Exchange Bldg. SlTCATIOXS -MALE WANTED by young married man. position ss paymaster or timekeeper;- 6 yeara' experi ence with large construction company. Best reference. C 804, Journal. . f ' WANTED Work of any kind by young mar ried man. Can drive a car or horses. -. Ad dress P. O. box 1012, city. CARPENTER, repitring, remodeling, gsrsg. built-in fixtures at reasonable price. Sell wood 3758. PAINTING and .tinting with airgun; better and cheaper than brunhwnrk; ertimaU'S free. Best Portland references. Bdwy.57d. HIGH SCHOOL boy wants tojsvork before and after school for board, room sand amall wages. Phone Main 7771, apt . CARPENTER and contractor, lobbing; anything in the building lina East 8656. . WANTLH Excavating. Seilwood 2088 gcueial team work. CARPENTERING. REPAIRING and REMOD ELING. TABOR 284. PLASTERING, chimney snd cement work. 109 E. 4th st Tahr 2HS8. PAINTING AND DECORATING PHONE WOODLAWN 2497 PAINTING AND" TINTING". REASONABLE WOODLAWN 8S26'. rifViFS reshingled a specialty. East 1201. T. Beauchamp, PLUMBING dun very reasonably by th Job cr by the honr Sot. 640-17. PL17MBING fJeneral Jobbing, prices reasen- able- get my estimate; Auto. 226 67. GOf D T R (TCK'initncUT drilerwant. work. Woedlawn 4810. 711 Albina ave. - JAPANESE men want - house cleaning; day work. CsM Main 7B32. . ROOFS When you want shingling dona call Wlm. 2S8. , liAVE motorcycle and know city well i hae jros? East 731 S. ; SKWER conrwStinsTcH Col." 81 1. What SITUATIONSFEMALE LACE. SCRIM AMI MARQUISETTE CUR TAINS. DHAPKRIES, BLANKETS. DONR UP LIKE NEW; WILL ' A J? 5 1 ? WIDOW with 10-year-o'ld boy wants houw keeping. Address Mrs. M. ttoas, Portland, Or., 69 IUst7lh jst N. ' r . WflMAN wants work by. hour or day; reliable references; also children to care for evenings. Broadwsy 048 -LADY wants bonsecjeaning, washing or other work; good work guaranteed. Woodlawa 6805. HOUSEWORK or housekeep", Scandioariao, 105 N. Olympia. Phone Coi. 42. WANTED Position' as ready-to-wear aaieslady. Best of reference. all EaM 5864, room 20. WOMAN wants housework by day; stay home nights. 1936 East Stark st WILL care for children by day while mother works. 726 Everett st Aota.529.02. WANTED Position inbakery or restatrrsnt as pa&try cook. 324 Fourth street Marshall 8672.. WOVAN wishes dy work.Aut. 63-86. SITUATIONS WASTED MALE . AM) FEMALE - 11 MAN snd wife, Swiss, wsnt work on farm; good workers. Joe Anderegg, Box 888, R, D. Portland, Or. PRESS.MAKISO DYEING, cleaning, pressing, dresemskrng. rw- modeling, relining, site rations, pleating; sonsble crwiea. Tb. aoioet Cleaners Dy. .n, . . 11,1. Mam 1825. fjf SUH'WU lew -'-- - t WANTEr-rDrawmakine. aUeriog. pialn. .faney sewing. Will go out Apt 40. 12th and MwTison. Bdwy. 603H. COATS. suits and dreaisea, made and altered. Prices reasotiable. Mrs, Keliy. 7S2 Vancou ver ave, Aut 316-06. . .;- , - ' - HElSTiTCTlir and scalk.p. 8e yard. WvTdo alteratioo and drevmakantf. 206 Aliafcy bldg., N. W. cor. 3d and Waah. AL7ERAT10NS, refitting and snaking of ladies' garments, reasnnsble pric; work gnaranteed. J. Renbin. Indies' Tailor. 408 Bmh A Ijne bldg FEKXTRHEn TlOOMR WHY pay downtown prices? Dean rooms, well bested lobby; 81.60 to 82.60 per weak. 412 K. 19th st '-' -' FDR REVT -" Ftirni'hed ,roota oe Bt. Johns car line. 1837 Greeley t. 2 IJklWiE furni-hed front rooms, hot and e-dd water, bath, adults nly.- J24. STS Mawtrmewe. FURNISHED ro-jms, very de Ira bio, near Mwnt- 'nrv, ward. Aut olw-ns. FURNISHED ROOM . FAMILY Bl V ATE 78 FOR RENT 2 fnrni-bed room for couple. alo hot water 1 block to Alberta ear Call be fore 6 o'clock atB35 E. J ebjrtN a'PTIINISHED honsekseprrig room lnHt family: evcrir tiling modern. East 497. ROOMfor gentleman ; modern bom; walking dcsUnee. 2W6 N. lth at IS THE MARTHA WASHINGTON - 880 itith t .For bu-ine girts awd Sta d"nt; wonsbl. rstes. Msrxfasll 281. KOOA1S ASH HOAltD PUIVATB FA MILT 7 WANT Vy between 5" and 7 to raisa" with -ewi ,J?a . 'rm ! must bav good : rfrnea, WA-oOO. Journal- 8UITE of rooms suitable for 2 or 8 person, with board. 714 Ovsrton. Main 4254. ' ML.N or Children to board and rmim In t.rivat family. wu uenver av. wootuawn T2S. BOARD and room, reasonable Ant. S103. IIOISEKEEPIXO ROOMS Fi'iiMsii e d axd i;.nfi;rmshei rill V ATE FA.MIIiY 73 HA E pleasant front room on main, floor, nicely furnished, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; 4ur- -nace hear with or without board: good location. Bdwy. 57 1 tt 17 1 N. 17 th at THREE nice upstairs rooms, nestlx furnlklied. janS adults. 1066 E. Wash., st Tabtaf TO RENT 3 modern housekeeping rooms, lit h. 72nd N. Phone Tsbor 475. FOR RENT HOUSES " UNFURJSIOHKD ; II STORAGE COMMERCIAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING. Reduced freight rataa. For expert nreir rail Bioadway 70S. Manning Warshous as Transfur Co. . FOR RENT Four-room bouse. 1 acre, at Jennings Lodge, Oregon City car; 813 a month. Inquire at 6503 89th st S. E,, or get .off at Jennings Ledg and ask for air. Kotiertton s place. L CALL BROADWAY 580 KORTHWKSTERN ELECTRIC COMPAWY, WASHINGTON AT TENTH STREET. 5-KOOM new hours, water, toilet, gas in house, ' at Bantow on Oregon Electric, 84e comma tation fare. Rent 820. Phone Marshall 1877. 6 ROOM hous, full basement' yard, gocd eoa union, west side: key at 746 Vauahn at. near2 3d. Phon Bdwy. 44 3 9. FOR RENT ft-room house. Portsmouth av.t Water, electricity. Phon Columbia 872. SfODEltN 6 -room bungalow for rant Tsbor 7-BH)M furnldied or partly furnished modern noue. nroaawsy a7. FOR RENT Two room, furnished bouse. 119 per month. 44(17 01t B. K. -7 ROOM unfurnished bungalow, near P.nlnjula achool - East 1 908. r . IXlll RENT Private garage at 781 Overlook" blvd Call Bdwy. 4073, Mr. Horn.- . 0 ROOM modern house, near car, oo85th at Phone SeU. 184 4 HOI r-ES FOR RENT FCaVNlTCBE FO It S ALE tt FUI1N1TUHE of a 5 room hLus for sal, hous torrent S06 Holladay. 6 ROOMS of furnitur lor sal.; hous. for rent; inquire 449 Broadway. FURNISHED HOI'SES if MODERN 5 room" house for rent furnished. 2 , blocks '.to car: fuel in basement Call Wood- lawn 8229. FLATS TO RENT, rWFURNIHHED 13 ... 3 ROOM nnhirnkhed FlsUi, w2TTtb it. FUltXISHED FLATS H WILL LET couple hsv upper floor of my rval- dence, unfurnished. in exchang : for , light services. East 8025. FLAT two, furnished, convenient, close, adults, 844 Benton t , -. 5 ROOM comer furnUEed flat e2T6Th. - , APARTMENTS FOR RENT 43 FURNlf UKE for saie. 4 rooms; flai?or rent" - 118 month; walking distance to wsst side. Ban 44 19. ; , ' ' - 835 FOUR rooms, warm,, pleasant, . pri vat bsth, dultaonly, WoodUwn 8906. 3 ROOM apartment with garag. 1 acre, 4 room house. Tabor 4 2 !6. - STORES AWD OFFICES ' 11 SUITE IN liiGH CLASS OFFICE""BUILDIN(J Consisting of 4 rooms and spacious reception hall to sublet. Phone Main 7300. WANTED TO REJTT DAIRY farm, by reliable party; will bny nr rent stock. Write H. A I'sUrson, 61T Com- roercial, Astoria, Or. ' ; YOUNG couple desire 5 or 6-mora furnished bungr.low; prefer Sunnyside or 11 sw thorn, dis trict Best of reference. Est 6884. REAL ESTATE BLMNKSS PROPERTY INVESTMENT Corner Lot, 11 00x1 00 In fine location rm East Side, , Wn proved. with two flats: five and six roomt each, and good modern seven-room ' house. Income 8140 per month, and va eant lot 40x100. Owner of this property will consider one or two vacant lota or small acreage as part payment. . ' For particiilsrs see FRED J. REVEHMAN wiih Wakefield, Fries & Co.' 85 FOURTH ST. WE KNOW VANOOUVER WILL BE A CITY of 50,000 In 10 yean. Now la th time to buy In Vancouver. W bsv city home snd business proterty. 4-flat building, income 1110 ncr-month. 2 lots, room for another building, Kur well located, close In, only 88500, 33309 eafh. balance monthly. Extra hleh and sightly block. room -modem house, lots of fruit Only 38500, 82000 cash, balance term. , ATKINSON A PORTKR, 112 W. old st - Vancoaver, Wash. FOB SALE HOUSES fl FURNISHED OR. UNFURNISHED ' 7 room bungalow style home, absolutely mod ern throughout; has fin garag, all improve ments in and paid; furnitur eaa b bought This is vacant; 5500 11250 dowsk ' East Sal or Esst MI38, S2800 4 roomw first floor, 2 room attic, lot 115 by 200 ft., close to school; good terms. C K KENNEDY, 9218 0lb At. B. & Auto. 617-32. HEBE'S A BARGAIN ' 8 room pJartered house, fin pJnmbinc, else trie light and a beautiful lot in fin location. Price 32950; small payment down, bat. easy. . ' J. A. OOBB. , . 228 W. Broadway, Main 4694. BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM BCKGALOW ' All ob one floor; haa all tha latewt built-in.. exceUetit basement and furnace ; 1 block to car; ill improvement in and paid; carpets to wits place. Price 34600; 8500 down, belaaast t suit Kaat gsl or East 8088. WHO WANTS THIS! Win, sell or trad my besntifol Parkma area; has 6 room modern home, 22 bearing treat traaa, sum ou;tnf!d.ngs; will accept city ton i 88000 aa first payment East 61 or Kaat S03S. ' ' BUILD BOW ' See us for dessn sad s'aslaa free; awl bungalow book of - 1U0 Aengns 81; asCabUahaal If) years; radsfacrina assured. - -- --i ,. ;. i Ram VT i 'i o- srvar nnk (tve. ROSE CITY BUNGALOW This beautiful 6 room and aieepjof peerV hardwood floors, rireplae, Fox fornare ; all th latest built-ins. mmi kit 50x100; east front; only 3 48 50, 82000 dcTWa. E 64 1 w a 803 8. MODERN 5 room bungs low by owner; block to Rose City ear; hardwood floor tbrssignost, finished attic and (ansa- 427 ki. 45th st K. Tsbor 829. IRVINGTON Two new bcm, en Dutch enlorrtal tnd on bungalow, modern bi every way. 819 E. S5U st N Dear Knott Wdln. 4S41. : - 6 EOOM.famih.dboase, gned lag. SMar car; modern, with som built-ins; will ssal t col ored ; 32800; Nasonabl tarvn. Pbtasa Waod laws 1283. OWNER leaving 83SOQ terse. city, es ax mil i 868 Grand a. hwase.; t'Pkoaa Ka t2(i 98. " 3878 CASllToT fin lilrt rooming ant be best;- nice for lady or amarly COW.P.. Owner. East 1908. 34 BOO WEST SIDE. 7 rooms, bath, gaa, -tricity, re meet basement, 2 Drenlacaai 80s 1 60. owner, 47 lSth st :' i.WVF.R New 8 room bunKSlew! 34359; aay term.i; will tax bonds. Phot Tabor 724 7; NEAR beJiwood ear, aice larg eon, or wul share with eoupi. Kntirs keib ti rifts week end, 1563 K. 181b st . G()1NG sway, small to, fruit flowers; als city Jot, cheap. Owner. 133 E. 6wth K. FORRALE By erir, anndera 4 voem fur . eished house. Tsbor 4S3.. HOVkK, lor first tastallaswat, that's ell;, rests baiaass Ask Cvoss. East 6371. 8JIOOM houst fur'sal. s Urgaiq, $1800. 424 E. 4Sth at - ' - . i '--' FOIiTRENT or sale, 6-room boua is Centra - Albina. CaU East 2494. (Continued an Following Paa ROOMS AKD BOARD