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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNING, $ECEMBER 19, 1920.
E
READY;
BIDS OPEN JAN. 15
Tentative Figures Put Cost of
, . New Home at Over $1 ,000,
, 000; Structure.6 Stories High.
Plans for the new Elks' building
to be .erected at the southeast cor
ner of Eleventh and Alder streets
have just -been completed by
lloughtelling & Dougan and, bids
-- or construction . work will be
opened January 45. Tentative es
timates of the cost of the new club
house call for the expenditure of
more than $1,000,000.
The site of the new building, re
cently purchased- by the Elks lodge,
lias u frontage of 100 feet on Alder
street and 100 .. feet on Eleventh, and
: tlie' purchaue price was J140.000.
ilX.fiTORIKK If f Oft
t The structure Itself will cost about
-. $!tot,0fl0. according to the architects.
.-'and. furniHhinKS will run In excess of
iro.ooo, ' '
I'lans call for six " stories, basement
and sub-basement. The htight of the
siix stories of the building f.is equiva
lent to 10 stories in ordinary construe
. tioii. The ground floor is 2 feet, high
and win be "used for 'commercial pur
poses. On. the second story, which has
. a hefeht of -16 feet, will be located
MS FOR
BUILDING
LKS
women's reception' rooms, billiard and!
ard roonis and library. . The third
floor will be occupied by a.ball roomr
,80x100 " feet and a dining room 32xS0 1
feet in "dimensions, height of ceilings;
, in both rooms being 28 feet.
ine lodge liall on the fourth floor
of the bulding will have 30-foot cell
ing and a mezzanine floor will extend
along- throe sides at an elevation of
20 feet from the floor. The sixth story
will be - equipped for dormitory pur
poses, the space" being divided Intq 62
. bedrooms.
It OMAN RENAISSANCE
The basement will contain a swim
ming pool and handball courts and
large-bowling alleys will occupy a-por-s
lion of the subbasement.
Specifications for the exterior walls
call for either Bedford stone or terra
totta. Architecture will be of Roman
renaissance and the Interior roonis are
- designed for various architectural pe
riods. According to the committee in
harge of construction the Elks build
ing will be completed during 1921. The
; building at the northeast corner of
... ; Broadway and Stark street, now oc
cupied by the Elks, was sold several
months ago to the 'United States Na-
tlotjul bank for $100,000.
To Sell Power Plant
' Wenatt tiee. Wash., Dec. 18. The Che
Ian- Kalis Power company has agreed
to sell its 1250-horsepower hydro-electric
plant tin Lake .Chelan to the Chelan
Kleetrie 'company,' owned by the Great
Northern, railway, for S125.000. The
s'greement was ." filed for record De
cember. 14, though it was entered into
'August . 22, 191S. The. record of the
".agreement covers 20 typewritten pages
find Includes elaborate blueprints of
the plant. It is signed, by Ralph Budd,
president of the Great Northern, and
,i;eorK ISrowu, president of the Che
lan. Kalis l'over company. The price
is 'payable iii cash or in electric power
to be delivered by the buyer to the sell
er at the .rate of $20 per horsepower
per year.. up to 1000 horsepower for a
period of 10 years, to be delivered at
any -point -uesiunaieu uy wie sener. x
. New Church Planned
Kalama. Wash., Dec. 18. John God
baw. who resides at Cajrols, is hauling
lumber'diere from Grindle's mill at Car
lols, for the new Nazerene church to be
.built in Kalama.
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, "PENNY WISE
. ; POUND
FOOLISH"
That's the exact description
of the policy that keeps one
from making needed Improve
ments until emergency com
pels it.
Don't wait till a complete
breakdown occurs, of those
ancient bathroom fixtures in
your house. Replace them now
with modern fixtures that will
be almost damage proof and
easy to clean and keep clean.
You'll find doing this a prof
itable investment in satisfac
tion and comfort. .
ALASK A PLUMBING A
HEATING CO.
41S E. Morrison Street.
E. 954.
ymMzmwmemmmM$mmm&
Make the Old
PERFECTION Plaster W all Board
The Original Plaster Wall Board for
Walls toad Ceilings
Fire retardent; strong; easy to apply. Can be painted,
tinted or papered.
, PLAIN OR PANELED WALLS
TIMMS, CRESS & CO.
Sole Distributors
Start the Mew Year Rlglit--
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Designers, Manufacturers and Builders
802 Title & Trust Bldg. On Fourth Near Stark
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AUCTION PLEASES
LAURELHURST GO.
Saje of 300 Lots in Laurelhurst
Addition Starts Home Building
Campaign; Many Bargains.
Successful termination of. the auc
tion sale of Laurelhurst lots at
Multnomah hotel Tuesday night not
only proved the effectiveness of
this method of disposing of non-productive
property, but. showed con
clusively that a potential market for
the sale of residence sites . exists In
the city and that just around the
corner an aggressive home building
campaign is in active preparation.
Though the Laurelhurst company had
planned the sale of only 200 lots, a total
of 300 choice parcels were knocked down
Yir the Bi!otinnppr"fl iHTYiTnfir nnd nffirMnls
Lf tlie company announced last week that
, plaIuj. are unaer way for tlie erection of
aonroximately 100 new houses in the ad
dition.
Prices paid for the lots auctioned av
eraged slightly more than $1000 each, the
total amount realized by the company
from the sale being $308,000. 'The sale
is the first of its kind held in Portland,"
said Paul Murphy, manager of the Laur
elhurst company, "and results amply
justify the venture. Many of the lots
sold at ridiculously low prices, but the
building campaign started by the sale
will prove beneficial to the addition and
to the city at large, and we are well sat-
isfied."
The sale was conducted under auspices
of Barry & Austin, a Chicago firm of
auctioneers. Barry and Austin leave
this week for San Francisco, where, they
plan to stimulate the movement of resi
dence property by a similar efforL
Legislation Over Debt
Wenatchee, "Wash., Dec. 18. Litiga
tion involving a tract of 50 acres of
fine Wenatchee "valley bearing orchard
worth $125,000 for settlement of a debt
nf a liltlA nver X1000 la heincr tmshed
in XTpnatchee bv Sarah E. Tunner and
others. The plaintiffs are suing Henry ! hott, Salem ; Roscoe Hemenway and Ken
Hartman and others in the superior neth Legge ; (3) Luther Jensen. Junction
court of Chelan'county for title to the City ; (6) Margaret Goodin ; (7) Petei
Hartman tract
Official records of the county aud-'
itor's office show that this year 209
coyotes.- 18 wildcats and 15 lynx have
been killed within the borders of Yak-
ima county.
Room New With
184 Second Street
Plan Books on Application
NEW MILLION DOLLAR ELK CLUB
Houghtaling & Dougan for 100 by 150 foot site at the southeast corner of Eleventh and Alder streets, to
purposes by the B. P. O. Klks. Construction work on the building will begin within a few weeks and j
HONORS GIVEN IN
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Two Portland Architects Spend
Two Days' Judging Work of
Eugene Students.
University of Oregon, Eugene,
Dec. 18. Two Portland architects,
Joseph Jacobberger and Charles
James, spent Monday at the univer
sity Judging the term work of the
students in the school of architec
ture. The work considered covered
what has been done for the last two
months in the school, according to
E. F., Lawrence, dean of the school
of architecture. i
The Judges were honor guests at a
smoker given by the Architectural club
of the university and the Workers'
guild, an organization of' all men who
are working on buildings on the campus.
Awards made by Jacobberger and James
were announced as follows :
A Colfege Chapel : First mentions
(1) Richard Sundeleaf. Portland; (2)
Cleo Jenkins, Albany; (3) Lyle Bartholo
mew. Salem ; (1) Roscoe Hemenway, Cot
tage Grove; (3) Sydney Hayslip, Van
couver, Wash.; (6) J. Gambeil, Port
land; (7) Peter Jensen, Kugene.
An Art Museum: First mentions (1)
Lyle Bartholomew, Salem; 2) Roscoe
Hemenway, Cottage Grove ; Sydney
Hayslip, Vancouver ; Richard Sunde
leaf, Portland.
A Side Entrance to a Church : First
mentions; (1) O. Colby, Portland; (2)
James Brad way. Eugene; Arnel P. But
ler, Medford : Margaret Goodln, Salem.
Second mention (1) Glenn Hall, Port
land ; Merrill Richmond, Salem. Mention
Kenneth Legge, Salem ; Karl Vender
Ahe, Hood River ; George Wolff, Port
land. Domestic: First mentions (1) George
York, Portland ; (2) Cleo Jenkins, Al
bany, and Guy Koepp, Eugene; (3) W'al
I ter Barton, Wilbur, On; (4) Fred Ab-
Jensen and Lyle Bartholomew; (8) Syd-
i ney Hayslip; (9) Richard Sundeleaf.
Elements: First mentions (1) tred
Abbott, Charles Wilson, , Woodland ;
George York; (2 Lucy Vander Sterre.
Kugene; (3) Walter Barton ; (4) Donald
Bradford. Salem, and : Katherine Ash
mead Eugene; S) Eunice Cow-gill,
Portland ; 6) Fred Junken, Willamette,
and Kenneth Wadleigh, Maxwell, Cal.
Second mentions (1) Kenneth Legge
and B. Harshel ; (2) Hollis Smith, Suver,
Or. Mention J. W. Johnson, Portland.
Loggia Model : First mentions (1)
George York and Fred Abbott ; (2) Lucy
Vander Sterre and Dcnaid Bradford ; (3)
Katherine -Ashmead ; (4) Fred Junken;
(5) Walter Barton ; (6) Kenneth Legge
and Charles Wilson ; (7) Eunice Cow
gill. Portland. Mention B. Harshell,
Kenneth Wradleigh. Hollis Smith, J. W.
Johnson, i
With a seating capacity of . 108 stu
dents in the Silverton high school, there
are 221 enrolled, and the board of direc
tors is planning an addition to the build
ing. TVT"w:
ARCH E
CUR
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Johnson-Dodson Co.
Sells-600 Acres of
Land at Oak Point
Approximately 600 acres of logged
off land have been sold at Oak Point,
jwash.. ty the johnson-Dodson company.
accorumg 10 a suAicmcm. uiiiue jj
R. Johnson Saturday afternoon. The
1 report shows 16 sales of tracts vary
ing from 10 to 09 acres, prices Kinging
around $30 per acre. The Johnson-Dodson
company recently purchased 7000
acres of logged-off land at Oak Point
from the Hammond Lumber company.
A site fr a shingle mill has been
leased to the Oak Point Shingle com
pany and a mill will be erected imme
diately, giving employment to 40 oper
atives in two- shifts. An equal number
of men will be employed in the woods,
according to officials of the shingle
company.
The hotel at Oak Point has been
leased to H. E. Bollinger of Arizona,
who will operate the hpstelry. The
general, store on the waterfront was
leased recently to Portland men and
a barber shop has been opened in an
adjoining building. Work on the roads
in the logg'ed-off tract is progressing
satisfactorily. Johnson Btated. Tracts
sold to settlers are. intended for fruit
and berry culture and plans are under
way for the erection of a cannery to
take care of the crop.
Machinery Order Placed
Baker, Dec. 18. A large order for ma
chinery for the Slide irrigation" district,-
iVttOX AVtlK
Better Than Bonds
1:2 net
2-story brick,- 50x100, First st. near
Alder, rental value $350 per month, no
leases. $10,000 under value. Price
$25,000
E. J. DALY
221 FAILING BLDG.
Portland Rug Co.
CXDER NEW MANAGEMEX1
We Have Cut Ou- Prices
for a Limited Time
ONE OxlJ FT. FLUFF g22 50
ONE 8xli Fl! FLUFF 1 7 CC
BUG wl' 3w
All Other Work at zt Discount
Flsff Bogs Mads From 'd Carpet
RAO RUGS A SPECIALTY
GIT, ITS A TRIAL
' We Call and Deliver
1872-1C74 E. 17TH ST. ' SELL. S62J
HOUSES AND G&RAQE8
Uade of standardized, built, 4-foot MCUona.
Beady and eaay to erect.
Sh'pped anywher. Oat Catalogue.
REDIMADE BUILDING CO..
PORTLAND, OREGON.
E. 11th and Markat, or SOS Lawta Bids.
Phone: Eaat 6114, or Bdw. 433S
Ladle; Save your old oarpeta, ruga and wool
a dothlng. Let us make now rugs for you. -
1SS E. 8th St. "Phono East 3680
WE CALL AND DELIVER
The oldest and best equipped factory in -the
Northwest. Fluff and rag ram -woren
all aiics. tirpeta , cleaned, etc.
FOR MAIL ORDERS SEND FOR BOOKLET
wUjon iionuia.wiMikjao I'.'.m.,
imm n nam i in' i iiihii- a .. aa
BUILDING
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located south of Hunt n Eton in Malheur,.
county, was placed with the Fairbanks
iviur&e .company vl ruruaiiu laai vv trtrr.
NEW TOIAY
AuctionSale:
AT WILSON'S
Three Big Sales
This Week
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
Each Day at 10 A. Mi
These sales will include FurnituiU.
Bedding. Utensils. Dishes, etc.. to com
pletely furnish the home. You narfie
your price. , M
PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
Our Private Sale Department incl
many pieces of fine good-as-new l''ii
niUre suitable for Holiday Gifts, ifje
hve an espe-.-'all ." good acortn.ent ;r
V- Rugs in Wilton, Brussels and A'tr
aster.
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WILSON'S AUCTION
Uni TCT7 u
I1UUJL s
Second near Morrison Phone Mala Ql
J. T. WILSONj Proprietor j
Ti
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A Beautiful Home in
Easimorelanf
68x100 corner, facing goJ
links, improved with the most at
fractive English Colonial bungah
lows in Portland. Five loveK
roSms first floor and ample spac
upstairs for two more if wanted
Designed and constructed witlji
many exclusive conveniences anil
features 'to meet the requirfl
ments of those demanding thff
best but offered on terms to iff
your income. G a r a g e,, law(
shrubbery, all improvements
and included in the price. Enjqy
a real Christmas by your owji
. lireside and among the most dfr
sirable surroundings. .
LADD ESTATE
COMPANY
Marshall 5454 246 Stark
InstallmentLoaiislINVESTMENT
03T IMPEOYED
City
- Fre
er
From One to Ten' Years
NO COMMISSION
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Union Abstract
8S FOURTH 8TBEET
Prop
Tfi? district recently voted a $100,000
bfijid Issue for. this purpose. The project
wjl throw open for irrigation 1500 acres
ofiiland In Dead Ox Flat, water being
ptnped from Snake river. S. M. French
iif Engineer In charge of the project.
SEW TOPAT.
ESTABLISHED 188
AUCTION
EXTRAORDINARY
TEST COST1T FTR?iISHlNGS
iTtOM MR. J. T. PITXMATJ'S BEAU-
tflFTJL LAUKELHrRST HOME. ALSO
iHEFFIELD FLATE ASD STERL1
I'lI.VER. WE NOW HATE THESE
fjOODS ON DISPLAY "
It THE' BAKER ArCTIOJT HOUSE
ION TUESDAY NEXT
ij Comprising genuine Kmpire Colo
!5Mal Mahogany Library Table, Tap-
iastry Overstuffed liasy Chairs, Mahog
any AVm Rockers. Uueen Ann Parlor
roesk. Brass Andirons, Screen and Fire
Isrons, very beautiful Living Room Suite
Mi mulberry velour cane back and ends.
igtanogany gueen Ann Davenport uaDie,
loor Lamps, Kleetrie Table Lamps,
"FRIGHT PIANO IN MAHOGANY
fpASE, SEVERAL PIECES OF tHEF
yFlELD AND STERLING SILVER, Sun
Utoom Suite In ivory finished rattan as
follows : Small Extension Table, three
pgockers smd; Chairs, Window Seat and
hTabourette upholstered in . pink floral
jpretonne.
' Rugs
It wf. 1.AVE nrcs in the finest
(?OF WILTON AND A XV INSTER, AS
SliOOl) AS 2FEW, IN SIZES FROM ix9
?rO 12x15.
n J "
. DearOOITl F Umitlire
Luxe Spring, Silk Floss Mattress, Pll-
very massive and costly Colonial I'resser
an Chiffoniert both with ,arge French
plate mirror8i Dressing Table. Chairs
and Rockers.
Very beautiful Bedroom Suite finished
In French gray in maple as follows:
Napoleon Bed with Box Springs, Chif
fonier with plate mirror, Dressing Table
with triplicate mirrors and chair.
rull size Simmons Steel Bed with De
Lux Spring. Silk Floss Mattress, Pil
lows, Oak and Enamel Dressers. Stradi
vara and Emerson Talking Machines,
leather seat and back Davenports, two
pieces of genuine French Gold Leaf Fur
niture, Living RoOm Rockers and
Chairs, Mahogany Tabourette. Bronze
Statue, Mahogany Duofold in tapestry,
Acorn Gas -"Range. Aluminum Utensils
and many other lots too numerous to
mention.
AUCTIONEER'S
NOTE '
We aesire to call yonr especial atten
tion to. this Auction. We are unable to
do the above goods justice in this adv.
md wish you to call tomorrow and
look them over at your leisure. You
will find" them well worthy of your at
tention. AFCTIOX OS TUESDAY JiEXT AT
10 O'CLOCK. .
ON THURSDAY
NEXT
We shall have another lot of House
hold Goods to offer you, and other sun
dry articles.
AUCTION AT H A. M. THURSDAY.
In Our Retail Dept.
You .will find some good bargains In
new Furniture suitable for Xmas pres
ents at prices that will surprise you.
We sell for cash, which is always a
benefit to the purchaser.
WE BUT HOUSEHOLD GOODS A7JD
PAY THE OASH. PHONE I'S IF TOU
WAST TO HELL. -MAIX IMS. .
VT. C. BAKER and W. H. DEAX
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
Pythian Building
Yamhill and West Park Streets
(FORMERLY MASOSIC TEMPLE
BUILDING)
Corner Lot, 100x100
In fine location on Kast bide.
Improved, with two flats ; five and
eix rooms each, and pood modern
seven-room house.- Income J140
per month, and vacant lot 40xlMi.
Owner of , this "property will eon-
sider one or two vacant lots or
small acreage-as part payment.
For particulars see
FRED J. REVERMAN
i' : with. -
Wakefield. Fries & Co.
85 FOURTH STREET
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for 6242! I
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SBW TOUAT
WESTOVER
TERRACES
"Portland's Best
View Homesites"
is -y
The Sunshine Spot
of Portland
Because is has the' advantage of
every speck ot SITSSHIXE that
finds Its wav .ANYWHERE or
EVERYWHERE over the 19.000
SQUARE MILES OF WOSDER-ItAND-
commanded in its view.
Everybody -knows that seeing the
sun shine on any spot of this vast
empire from one's own home win
dow is just like meeting a friend
with a face" all , smiles it's catch
ing and wonderfully cheering. .
ALSO
WHERE the care of parkings and
lots while "vacant regardless ot
ownership is of concern to the de
veloper and, accordingly, these u re
kept NEAT1 and TRIM. Why not
flee as to this for yourself today?
It is not too early to select your
home site now as a ,MUTUAL
CHRISTMAS GIFT. You will then
be prepared to build later.
Wonderful
. New Home
'Open for inspection today
(Sunday) from 11 a. m. to
5 p. m., at 290 Albemarle
Terrace.
The Xmas Gift de Luxe to your
wife this year a gift to one that
gives Joy to all throughout the
years. "Built to live in" and eco
nomical torun and keep up. Cofh
plete in every detail from gas hot
water heating system to lawn and
shrubbery. Unusually attractive in
appearance- decidedly wll ar
ranged Inside. Also "Built up to a
STANDARD and not down to a
. price' Grounds are 100x160 feet,
commanding an unobstructed tour-
. mountain view with all between.
Price is only $26,000 ; reasonable
terms ' considered. .
This is the best home value for
the money we know of, and it is
.brand new to boou,
For special appointment you may
phone, call on or write
1
I '
HAROLD JUNGClC Secretary
fl
International Realty
Associates
1S07 TEOS BXILPIXG
Phones 1 Of fire Marshall S
I RfHlde nre, East 1090
LAOD'S
ADDITION
One of Portland's fine homes
in this desirable, close in district,
is offered by owner at much be
low present value and on most
favorable terms. - Grey stone
first story, pleasing architecture,
and a class of materials and
workmanship rarely found in
even the best homes built these
days. Four bedrooms, two fire
places, hardwood floors and plate
glass windows throughout. En
tirely refinished inside, new fur
nace. A lovely home, a real in
vestment. LADD ESTATE
COMPANY
Marshall 5454 246 Stark St.
US VOUR OLD CARPETS
(W. Gall and Dellor)
Old Rugt and Woolen Clothing W.
Maka R.venibla, Hand-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
8(10 ft. Fluff Rug .S1T.B0
3i 6 ft. Fluff Rug S4.2S
Rafl Ruos Woven, all (Iim Clotnei
Cleaning and Dyeing Dept. Mall
Orders. Stnd for Booklet Mattrmei
- Renovated, Mad Over, Made to Order
Ftathert Renovated
CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, Etc
Largest and Finest Equipped Carpet
Oleanlng and Refitting Work In the
State of Oregon.
8i1 2. Rug 8 teamed Cleaned, SI .BO.
WESTERN FLOrr RUQ CO.
S4-60 Unlo.; Av. N. East 6B1S
TOO I. ATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To buy icw-ond-hand doll buggy. In
good condition. East 7114.
M1I.K-FEED gees, (lucks, chickens.
Farm, mile, south of Troutdale.
Douglass
!HKETI!fO SflTICES
41
D7ANHOE home?tead No. 6038, B. A. T. Kef-
ular dance and card party weanewiay. Decem
ber 22, Women of Woodcraft hall, 10th and
Taylor streets. Dancing at 10 o'clock. Cards
at 8:30. Annual TultiU masquerade D
cember 29. Four prises. lont miss it. Come
and brina your friends. Big surprise-.
1 PEARL OWENS, Corresponding
212 Railway Exchange Bldg.. Phone Mainfl67,
POUTtA-NU teut No. 1, 'Ihe Maccabees, will alio
a card party and dance at their hall in 8U-in-IIinh
building. 38 hi Washington street,
on Thursday evening. Doc .28. All Maccabees
and their friends invited. s There will be good
prizes -and good mu5ic. 'lunie and enjoy an
evening's pleasure. AdmUtion free.
MAT.HICB HIED, Commander.
GEORC.K D, BAKER, Record Keeiter.
MIXTNOMAII CIRCLE .NO. 744
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT. "
will hold no meeting Christmas or New Tear's
eve. Nei regular meeting Friday, Jan. 14.
Annual installation 'of officer to be held with
Webfoot amp. Friday, Jan, 7, st W. O. W.
halL 128 11th at.
i MARY OEII,. Corretrtondent. -
GREtrON ASSEMBLY 0. 1, UNITED ARTI
SANS, will give a free daoca and card party
at W. O. W. hall. 129 11th it Thursday eve
ning. Dee, 16. Cnion music. Come everybody
and enjoy a pleasant evening. Card prizes will
be given. .E E. VAN AI.8TINE, Kee.
M. W, A.. Rose City camp, meets in
their own hall. No. 8 1 1 th st.. near
Stark, every Monday evening Vis
itor cordially invited, II- i, Whipple,
consul,
J. W. SIMMONS, Clerk. ,
318 Yeon bldg.
GOIJ3EN ROLE review No. 17, W. : B. A.
Maeeabeea, will hold a special meeting on
Tuesday afternoon, December 21, at 2 o'clock,
in Maocabea hall, SelUng-Ilirah building, 388 1
Washinzton t All members retjuerMd to lie
present.. O. M. V BRIES, Commander.
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MEKmO NOTICES
i 'IIKISTMAS
: KRKK l'l'HI.H! MKETfN'O
KIKKPATIUCK f.OLNCirr
2227, Sw-urilj Benefit aaeoci
atk. t Oin moetinf nt
Friday at R!jg hall. Third
and Jtfiermin. Card SOU.
Dancing. Hoch'a fatnou
onfam orrheatra. Christina
the place to 10 for a real good time. Come.
juso rem em l r the bis ma- ball New 1'ear a
ere 20 prizea. The bost musie and onlj Sio
admlaaton. " . , , - .
lf yoa want fnsuraace. ioin
aeo our captains with their trained aninials in
Q" of tJjw fa.'-twt ,nm on rrrd.
I CIjIHSTSuS illKti '
I :Mnitprs of Anchor Conn
eU iNo. 749. Swurlty ltenedt
Association (; ramies race in
hLstary of Anchor couucil ta
about to cliMf. Have every
Icantluiate txiasible to Initiate
Tuesday night. Fred Miller
"has an excellent program.
Xmas tree anil nrMmt f.,
everyone attendmc. livery lady must brinf a
present for a centleruan ami every gpnticroan
a preeent tor a lady, no matttr liow umall... hiw
ior ait. Ancnnr council ofitcem ai Csnum
t.ats' drill team are coing to Oregon f'itv to
tmuato a larce claaa Monday niihi M-,nk-
are invited to attend.
i BIG r
Masquerade
j BALL
EtJ-RGKA COUNCIt,. No. 204.
Securily Benefit aaaociation,
Monday evening, tXv, 20, at
Kat Sid. W. O. W. hall, E. Cth at Alder. $30
will be given away in cash prises; fine music.
Adtnimion 35c. liU'ltKlinft war lax. 1
POIH-LANH STAR 1IOMK
KTKAU No. 4. BROTIIKR
IT04U IK AMKRK'AN. VKO
IttEX Regular buine meeting
fhursdsv evening. December S3,
in the Turn Vcrein hall, 2.'
1 3 ti 'at. Viaitorn wpleome. .
Hig ma-auerade Gall Thurwlay
evening, December 80j - V'etta tlainea.i coire
spondent, 1105 Ali-ky bldg. I'lmne Main: S8M.
til'KClAJ. conclave of Weaning
ton commaodery No. 'IS.
K. T., will be held Turmlay eve
ning, Dec. 21, a.1 8 o'cloclt for
the purpose of installing" offi
cers recently elcctnd. Installation will be con
ducted by the grand commander and staff. A
large attendance is desired. Pojonrntng sir
Knights conlially invited. II. P.- K1SSIAN.
I'AUrsflNK UUXiE 14 l.i A. F.
& i A. M. Hpet'ial cnmmunicatloit
Monday, lv. '20. 7 o'chivkj E. A.
degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
Arciiw place. Mt. Bcott car. " By
order W. M. !
LL8, TOWNSKNO. Becy.
EAST GATK. J OixiK' N(t 188, '
A F. A. M., East 80th ami
niisan sta. ..Stated communication
Monday, 7:30 p, m. Annual elec
tion. Refreshments. V isitors wel
cutno. By order W. M.
rCIiAS. V. NEIOV, Becy.
DANCING at Moose hall every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sst
nnlsy evening. Special dartre.
Friday j evening (Chrislros
eve) . Come and hear Milton
A. Butterfield, the original
dance singer. Tap Prasp
Monns hrrhfstrs.
CHKISTMAH 1'A ii I V . .
Th OtW Fellows bsnd will it tbelr nrtt
danciag nd card party D-nher 24-, st
ihristensens hall. 1 ltd an4 Yamhill streets."
Rand concert 8: to h:45 p; rn.. dancing fol
lowing. AU Odd Feilows and their . ioeuds are
ft.vitcd. 1.. Qnimby, nianagvr.
t.UHI.KM JKWKLU'f a spectalty. buttons, pins.
eharma. Jseeer Bros.. 1 SI 188 th st
DEATHS AXD FrXFllAIS Ii
yi;TT In (iiis city, at his residence. 840 k..
16th street north, December 18, 1920,
lnmbns C. TeU, agl 4 years and 9 . dav.
Deceased is survived by a widow. Mrs. llli.
E Yctt. and three sons. Frank B.f Ben H.
and Porter W, Yelt. all of this city ; also three
brotliers. John B. Yett Jr.- of Tenneee, Miller
H. Vctt, Knoaville, ' Tenn., and Hamilton D.
Y'ett of Inng Beach. Cal.; two sisters. . Mrs.
Mary Trotter 'of fevicrrllle, Tenn... and Mr.
Hev. John Early of Mari'.tt, Vs. ; also hre
gntndsons Funeral services will b. held tv
mnrrm Mnndaii. lVcember i 20. t 2 p. an.,
from the chapel of the Skewes Undertaking Co.,
corner -Third and Clay. Kneed invited. Con
cluding services at the Portiand crematorium.
BUI'VKH December IT, jAisuie. -Al. lirouwi-r,
agi'd 40 years, beloved wila of George M.
Brouwer, mother of Martin. Ida and Henry
Brouwer. sister of Pete and John Becker. Fu
neral services will be held at the St John
Evangelical chBrch, Peninsula, avo. and Kilpatrick
at, Mouday, December 2ti, 2 p. m. Friends ar.
invited. interment, Columbia cemetery. Re
mains ar at A. K. Zeller company parlors, 8'
Willisms ave.
liiiK :kJ- Dcci-rnb'"r IS, at tlie family rmirtMiw.
349 MargneriU ave., Robert W., aged 4I
yean, husband of Bei Brice. brother of Wil
liam T., George F. and David K. Brii-e and Mrs.
IiU Mae Smith of thin city. Th. funeral cortege
Will leave Finlcy's, Montgomery at Bth, at . 1 I
a. m. this (Sundayl morning and proceed to
Ridgcfield, Wash., where serritua will be held st
the Presbyterian church at 1 o'clock. Friends
IftVlted. :
BltotjKS In tins oity, Ix.-c 15, Minnie M.
Brooks, aged 89 Teat, beloved wife, of H.
W. Brooks of this fcity, sister of Mrs.-' Josep'n
Araann of Sson. Cal , and Allen Csrmichspl of
Vancouver. Wash. Frienda invited to attnd
the funeral serricea at the Portland crematorium.
14th and Bybe. sta., at 2 p. m. today (Sunday).
Dec, 19. Remains at Holman'a functal parlors,
Brj and Salmon sts. , '
SI I Kia.NA'.14-ln this city. Dee. 15, ttt
SttM-liTUgle, sged 48 yesrs, hnbsnd of Henri-'
cttA rittu'liHiagle. father of Mrs. Fri'-da S-'hroedef
of 1'orUand, Arthnr, Otto. Call. Venia and Ben...
nie. aHo of tliis city Funeral esrricea will be
held Tneday. Iwc. 21. at 2 r. m. from the
chattel of Miilcr i Trauey. Interment llos City.
ri-m.trv . V
l4lf.-M.K 1 lie tillifral service of tlie Isle
Mrs. ("hsrlott Lossner, aeed 77 years, will
be coDducted Monday. Dec. 20. at 2 p. m., from
the Zion lithersa church, ,enrnr of
Chapmsnand Salmon streets. . Friends invited.
IntennenC Kose City cemetery. Arrangement
In care of Pesrson Co., nndertaVers.
Sl'lCAJL'E-leotmber 17. at the family rei
denoe, 882 East 67th at., De Wayne Hprague,
aged 77 yesrs, father of Henry A- and Floyd D.
Sprnguo. Th. funeral aervio. wW be held Mon
dav. Dec. 20, at 2:80 p. m. at Flnley's, Mnnt
giimery at Stb. Friends invited. Concluding
service. Mt Scot remeterv.
aNUtliStiX la tnis city. Deo. IS, Oscar Alvar
Anderson, aged 2 years. I loved son of Oscar .
Anderson. 912 K. Brooklyn st. . Funeral services
will be conducted Tuesday, Dec 21, at 2 p. m.. -from
l'esrion'' undertakuig parlors, Russell at
Cnmn. Friends, invited. Jntarment, Uosa City
c?mf-tery, t. 1 .
hi. A.N h. At the rctdTic;. 33- Harrisoii st 1
' Itcc. 17, Irfma Blank, aged' 3 months." be
I kived daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. , Ben Blank,
i I'rienrt United to' attend th funeral nervines,
i at Uolmau'a futteral partttrs, 8d and Salmon sis.,
' st fl s. m. yly (Wimdmy), Dec. It.
j HUfiSAI.i' The funeral -.errne of tin lata La"
I rente Rossail of H300. Frwty-ninth avenua
I H. E., will be condnctrd Monday, December 20. -1st
2 p." ta., rn th. mortuary chapel of A. D
! Kenwenhy & Co., 6802-S804 Ninety-second
Mrwt. p. E . Ints. Frieod trrvlted.
LICHTWliKK -The funeral fervite for the latn
Aisjit't Uchtwerk, of 8R07 7 2d t 8. E ,
will he held Monday. Dec 2, at 2 p. m. at th
Portland I'rematorium, 14th and Bybe.
Kriendt Invited. J. V. Fir.lev V Son. direfnr.
Hl.tiiiE--At riaieiu. Or., beo. 17, Edwanl
Hugltes, aged 70 years. Funeral services will
be held at All Satnta church. 80th at E. Gilsan.
at (1 a. ni. Monday, Jk-c. 20. Interment, Ml.
I'alvary cemetery. Remains at Holman's psrlor..
B'jl'.Ml.- Iu titiit eu. Dim;. 1 7 1 Jao il.
. Bounds, ag. 78, years. l!"injns. are at thf
funeral jtarhirs- of A. D. Kenworthy t Co ,
RhO'-ft4 l2d ft. H E.. I.nf.
UI(1iARD! In tiiU city, lcember 5. Joem
Uichartla, aged 38 years. Remain are at U.e
funeral parlws of A, D. Kenworttiy: A Co.,
5M02-S804 Ji'ine'y-S'cond street W. K.. 'l-nts. .
MARKlOl f In tits, ci'.y, Deeemiter 17, Harry
Marriott, aged 77 years. Remains ajw at the
funeral parlors of A, D. Kenworthy Ca,
5802-SR04 N I netr-second street 8. E., lnta. ;
FfTtERAl, DI RECTORS
v LercSi; Undertaker
EAST EI EVFNTH AT "HAVVTHWHM
PHONE EAST 71 - j -
...... . CHAMBERS CO.. -
. ;. ' ; Funeral Director.
All th Cosvenience of a fltma
Woodlawri 8308 248 it50 KillingyworU Av.
RT t. byrn es 2SkS-.S-
WiUiams ave. WoodlssrB .u.
A- - D. Ketiworth
'& Co.
S8O2-6S04 S2D ST. S. 1.ENTS
Phone Tabor 6267. H'jm.rhogj:
rectora. Pricea a low as $20. 40.
fiOWNINtt MNEMAR A soiseiiM piece
Moderate is price.
Irvtugtos dlstrtet. Phon
East 4
Mr" ' r . ni ? ' a. , '
gticrewwr. lo W. H. Hamilton.
1978 E. Glisasu Phon. Tsbor 4813.
iiXXTEB EILERS. funersl parlor with ad
th privacy ef bom. lGtn and Everett at.
Phones Brosdwsy 2133 Hotn. A-2 133.
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