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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY,' DECEMBER 29, 1920. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON 13 LUMBER CHARTER RATE TO U. K. $35, NEW LOW FIGURE Lumfcer charters from the Colum bia river to the United Kingdom have taken another tumble and the lowest jrate for the year was quoted this morning when the American steamship Weet Kadetv was fixed at a rate bf $35. Christiansen, Hanify Wca'therwax of San Francisco, "took the Bhin,,which is now at Pearl Harbor! having arrived at the Island port on Christmas day. She will be due here for January loading.' . In thej coat-fo-coast trade the steam ship Brush finished at SL Helens this afternodn and will clear for Philadel phia wUh 4,000,000 feet of lumber. She lain the regular service of the Pacific - Sleamsriip" company. North Atlantic and -: WeEteni j -. Follolnfr the Brush the Dutch steam ship Kiberjten, under charter to the Norrtierh. Grain company, cleared with bushels of wheat, valued at $156. 654. for jthe United Kingdom direct. Lumber, wheat- and flour shipments "from Portland, foreign, for the calendar yer"to date, have been! nearly double those fr the preceding year. The ex ports will break all records in point of tonnaitej but thft-decline trt the valuations of commodities, will hold -down the com parison in dollars. i Next to the Oriental liners to pet away for theiPaciflo Steamxhip company will he the Pawlet, scheduled to sail Janu ary IS. I The next vessel of the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company will be the West Momentum, scheduled to sail about January .6. r .Tj f harbor craft raced to the scene to res cue the crew. . There were 510 passengers aboard the Nieuw" Amsterdam, and most of them were lining the decks and witnessed the accident There was much excitement, but no panic, . All but two of the lighter's crew were rescued. The lighter was the John B. Cravens. GROWTH OF - NAVIGATION. IS SHOWN IN MOVIES Moving pictures- of the evolutioa of Americas navigation from the primitive dug-outs of the Indians, through the eras of sail and steam and closing with the electrically propelled ship, are being shown by the Portland navy recruiting office under the direction of Chief Gun ner's Mate J. A. Smollk. A portable Hcreen is used and is taken to the dif- i iereni sections oi .n city wnrrw mo pictures are shown in miniature. ' A film showing the work of the destroyers In the war zone is being exhibited each nlcht In the windows of the Noiseless Typewriting company at Fourth, and Oak. r t J OCEAN X.INKR RAMS AND CUTS LIGHTER IN TWO New Nrork. Dec 29. (I. . N. S.)r The Holland-American liner Nleuw Amster dam today rammed and cut in two a steam lighter in -New York harbor. The collision took place between the Statue of Liberty and the Battery. The lighter sank Immediately. A swarm of News of the Port Arrival! D Member Z9 J. B. Stetson, Amartcan steamer, from San Francisco, passenger ami general. Departure Deearnfcer X9 Eibergen, Dutch steamer, for United King dom. - whHt. . ' ' Unilrwark. American steamer, for United Kingdom, wheat. Brush, American earner, tor ' Philadelphia, ties. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at Rlitr'i Mouth North Head. Dec. 29.- Condition at the mouth of the river at noon Sea, rough; wind, aouth, 88 milea; weather, light rain and tog. Portland, humidity 80. - Tide at Astoria Thursday High Water t Low Water 4:45 a. m., 9.0 feet 11:09 a. m., 2.3 feet 4:4t p. m , 8.0 feet 11:10 y. m., 0.9 feet Thursday, and Friday, probably reaching a Hag oi between 12 and 13 feet by t rxlay. TrAILY RIVFR READINGS 8 a. n., -Pacific Tine. H s sir ft STATIONS . I " ; - ; 2 : : " Umatilla I 2 3 574 0 1 0.00 Eugene . . 10 13.2 6.0 0.81 Albany 20 11.9 1.2 0.62 Salem CO 13.0.3.8 0.80 Oregon City ...... 12 9.9 0.5 0.34 Portland 15 9.S l0. 0.38 AX XEIGHBORI.VC PORTS Astoria. Iec. 29. Hailed at 1:39 a. m. Str. Klamath, for Baa Diego Via San 1 ran- cisro and ban Pedro. Han Francisco. Dee. 29. Sailed Dutch tr. Noerdjk, from Portland for Rotterdam and way porta. Balboa. Dee. 27. Sailed uutca in. fi, ei bergen, front Antwerp for Portland. Astoria, uec as. 4m bit. inoHio, from San Pedro. Arrived down at 11 a. m. Schr. C. S. Holmes. Bailed at 2:55 p. m. Str. El Segundo, for Saa Pedro. Coo Bay, Dec 28. Arrived at 4 p. m. gte, Curacao, fioaa Portland foi Saa Francisco via Eureka. Port Townsend, Dec. 28. Arrived Str. Meridea. from Honolulu for Portland. San Pedro, Dec. , 28. Sailed Str. Went Cayote. from Hull for Portland. Arrived yea- tenlay Str. Ihusy, from Columbia rrver. Haa rrancMco, Jec. amvea st a p. m. 8tr. J. A. Motfett, from Portland. Arrived at a p. m. Str. none inj, rrom roruana. Hailed at 7 p. m. (Str. Willamette, for Port land. , Seattle, Dec 29. (L . H. Am vert: JeT ferson. from Sou the as tern Alaska, at 6:55 a. m. : Meriden. from Honolulu via, Port Allen. 2 p. m. ; Admiral Rodman, from Ocean Falls, tt :2S a. m.; Toyama Mara, from Hongkong, vie Shanghai. Kobe and Vancouver, at noon. Arrived 28: West Camargo, from Newcastle, Australia, via Sen Pedro and Portland, at 8:30 p. m. ;' Richmond, via Port Townaesd and Point Wells, at 12:45 p. m. Sailed 28: Admiral Evans, for Ran Diego via San Francisco and San Pedro; Johan Poul sen, for Saa Francigco via Bellingham, at 3:30 P' Petersbarg, Dee. 29. Sailed: City of Seattle, northbound, 1 :30 p. m. Miike. Dec. 25. Sailed: " Teaapaiaan Mara, for Seattle. Tokoliama. Dec. 23. -Arrived: Empress of Japan, fn,m Vancouver. Arrived 28: Arizona afaru, from Seattle. Btlboa. Dec. 24. Sailed: Griffdu, towing barge Uriffson, for Seattle Ti San Francbco. Kan A'edro. Dec. 28. Sailed: Admiral Sebley, Hr Seattle via Saa Francisco. Anoyx, Dec. 27. Arrived: Amur, from Seattle via Ladysanitb, B. I'. Victoria. Dec. 2 it. Arrived: Hawaii, from Seattle, at 4:15 p. m., aad sailed for Manila via ports at 6:15 p. m. Vancouver, T)ec. 29. Arrived: Admiral See bree, from Belhngham. Sailed: Toyama Maru, for Seattle. Arrived:. Lansing, from Port San I.uta. Port ToWBsend, Dec. 29. Paased: Toyama Maru, for Seattle, at 8:30 a. m. Tacoma. Dec. 29. ( h N. S.) Arrived: Sudbury, fr.tu Boston via Saa Yanci&co and KeattJe; Nor4xid, mm San Francisco via Seattle; Admiral Wat on, from San Pedro' via San Francisco and Seattle. Sailed: Queen, for Seattle. Puint Wells, Dec. 29. Sailed: Motorship Charlie Wataen, for Saa Pedro, at noon. San Francisco, Dee. 29. (I. N. S.) Ar rived 28: Colorado Springs, Manila, 6:30 p. m. : Minesweeper Sea Call navy bam 21 ia l-tow, San Diego, 7:89 p. m. ; destroyers Suns- bury, Howard, llrDermott, Delpliy and Hamil ton, San Diego, 6:30 p. m.; destroyer Tamer and Oilin, San Dieco. H "0 p. m. Saa Francisco. Dee. 29. L N. 8.) Ar rived: Nome City, Port Angeles, 12:50 a. .; Saa Fmacisco, Tacoma, 12:55 a, m. ; Seafoam, Mendocino, 1:35 a. m; F. 8. Loop, Seattle. 3:50 a. ra. ; Humboldt, Los Angelev 6 a, m. ; Manoa, Honolulu, 7 a. m. ; Oleum, Portland, 8:40 s. m. ; Kcaador, Hongkong, 10 :SO a. m.; Phoenix, ix Angeiea, 14:0 a. m,; destroyers Buchanan, Parrott and Shubrick, Saa Diego, 10:3O a. m, I Sailed Dec' 28: Governor.- Los Angeles, II :24 a. m. : president. Victoria,, 11:25- a m.; H. B. Lovejoy, Seattle, 1:25 p. ra.: Tascalusa Los Angeles, 2:20 . m. : Ventura, Sydney. 2:25 p. m. ; Arctic, Fort Bragg, 4 p. m. : C. A. Smkh. oo Bay, 5 p. m ; Willamette, Port is ivi. 7:3 a. m. Dec. 2 if: Moerdjk, Antwerp, 3:13 a. m.i barge FuUerton, in tow tug Fear less, Port Sn Luis, 9:30 a. ra. - FoeHlOBs of Vesels Radio reports from North Head give the position of the following vessels at Admiral Goodrich. San Pedro, for Se attle, 853 miles north of San Pedro. Wah keens, Saa Francisco for Grays Harbor, 73 milea south Grays Harbor. Lyman Stewart, San Pedro foe Se attle, 265 miles from Seattle. NEW TODAY. After AH is not real estate a pretty safe Invest ment, especially welt -located acreage close to the city? We have 18 acres on the Base Line road for S7000; electric station at corner: 445xlSTO feet. Will subdivide into acre tracts and sell read ily for 11000 each. HENRY W. GODDARD 243 Stark Street IfEW TOBAT (1 Rising- " DAIIT HIVER READINGS The Willamtte river at Portland will rise r . ntivnin nnu wmm w ruinn STR. GEORGIAN A Round Trip Dally (I scant Frldayr L saves Perttane 7:10 a. m.. Aider S. Dee LEAVE ASTORIA 8:00 P. aV LA VEL OOOK ARE $2.00 EACM WAV ' D tract Connection fee South Beach, NlaM Beat Daily, 8 p. ra. Esery Day Escape Sunday Main 1422. 41-i3 V HOUSES AMD OARAGES Made ef standardised, built. 4-foot secUoss, Ready and may to erect. Sh'pped anywhere. Oat Catalogue. REDIMADI BUILDINO CO, PORTLAND, ORESOML E. 11th and Market, or S03 Lewie Bid. Phones; East St 4. or Bewy. 4335 Ladles Save your old carpets, rug and wool en clothing. Let us make new rag foe you. tSS C. 8th St. Phone East 3B89 WE CALL AMD BELIVER The oldest and best equipped factory fa the Northwest. Fluff and rag ruga Woven all sizes. Carpets cleaned, eta. POR MAIL ORDERS SEND FOR BOOKLET 3&C SEND" US VOUR OLD CARPETS (We Call and Deliver) Old Rug and Woolen- Clothing Wg Make Bevsrslbl. Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS 810 ft. Fluff Rua ......... $17.60 8s 6 ft. Fluff Rug S4.2S Rag Rug Woven, ail sizes Clothe Cleaning and Dyeing Dept Mail Orders. Send for Booklet Mattresses Renovated, Made Ovee, Made to Order Feather Renovated CARPET CLEANING, REFITTING, Etc Largest and Finest Equipped Carpet Cleaning and Refitting Workt In the State of Oregon. 8x1 2 Rugs Steamed Cleaned, $1 .80. WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO. 64-60 Unle:: hi. N. East 6510 BIRTHS Portland Rug Co. $22.50 UNDER TfEW MANAGEMENT We Have Cut Our Prices for a Limited Time OSE 9xlS FT. FLUFF HUG o1::.":.!1!:'! $17.50 AU Other Work at 2Q7o Discount Fluff Rugs Made From" Old Carpets RAG RI GS A SPECIALTY GIVE US A TRIAL We Cair and Deliver 1;3.174 E. liTH ST. SELL. SU3 SEISON To Mr. and Mm. R. . Nelson, 174 13th, Deo. 26. a daughter. HKIZA To ilr. and Mrs. A. Hruia, 678 Girard, Dec. 23. a daughter. BA A It. to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Baar. 223 Hartman at; a aua. GOODMAN, to Mr. and Mrs. Bea Goodman, 869 Front st., lec 24, a daughter. Bl'ELL. to Mr. and Mr. t A. EuelL 1375 Front St., ftec. 18, a daughter, m KOLKY. to Mr. and Ma Herbert Relay. 460 Devi st, Dec. 18, a daughter. COFFEY, to Mr. and Mm. P. H. Coffey, 1S74 Belmont at., Deo. 19. a daughter. MALOXBT, to Mr. aud Mrs. U. A. Maloney. 449 E. Forty -lourti tt. X., Deo. 16. daughter. NOBLE, to Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Noble, Glad stone Park. Dec. 27, a daughter. LAKSOX, to Mr. and Mrs. tf Larson, 5 4 8. Mill St., Dec. 17. a son. WALL, to Mr. and Mr. E. A. Wall. 433 Lib erty sL, Deo. 20,. a sen. JOHNSON, to Mr. and Mr. H. A Johnson. 1 44 S Vancouver t, Dec. 18, a dughter. . HEXSHAW to Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hensliaw, Eugene, Ore.. Dee. 21. a oD. DVXCAX. to Mr. auti Mm. II. E. Duncan, 337 Monroe it, lec 20, a son. SCHROERto Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroer, 548 H Commercial t, Dec 20, a son. FOSTER, to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster, Clack . a nun. Ore., Dec 21, a son. MALMGRAN, to Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Malm gran, 429 Emerson, Dec. 18, a son. JOXES. to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones, 2071 Willamette blvd., Dec. 20, i son. CAMPBELL, to Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Campbell, 4H04 Sixty-fifth st. K., lec. 25, a son. BAXTER, to Mr. and Mm. K i. Baxter. S704 Forty-first ave. S. K.. lec. 28, a son. JAt'KSOX. to BIr. and Mrs. U. I Jackson. 7403 Filtj-sixih av. S. E.. Dec 21, a daughter. ' KEISE, to Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Helse. 5114 Forty-fifth ave. 8. E., Dec. 20, a daughter. FEIIUARI8. to Mr. and Mrs. P. Ferraris, 511 E. Fifteenth t. Dec. 22, a daughter.. SHI STUFF, to Mr. and Mr. P. X. Shustoff, 28(1 Mesd St., Dec IS. a daughter. 5IEXACHE, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Menache, 431 Find st, Dec. 21. a daughter. WARUEX. to Mr. and Mrs. C. Warren. 1039 H Belmont st. , Dec. 14. a daughter. YEAST, to Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Yeast, 145 E. Seventy-fourth st. N.. Dec IS, a daughter. CARSOX, to Mr. and Mr. P. J. Carson, 208 E. Thirtieth St.. Dec. 20. a daughter. KIHN, to Mr. and Mr. B. Kuhn. 715 Over ton st, Dec. 27, a son. FULTON, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Fulton, 814 E. Fifty-eighth st. N,, Iec. 1!. a daughter. NEWMAN, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Newman, 654 hi Third St.. lec. 23, a daughter. FLORISTS i avnur IIS MORBJIJO PORT LAND MOTEL AAR.7S3 ',cwaaa Accra aouerrgD . w4a MORRiaosi '2 ST SPRAYS llano UP WCEATrl? ijawoUP RITSISESS AND TRADE c5CHOOLS And Floral Design. 25 Large Hothouses. No Branch Store. - 25 Vmm m afnrrivnn St. K, StV, nil 5th. Tel, Min t70. Sunday Journal . TA - Sunday Journal qDime.a.Line - ' f :? 7! v-M "Dhne-a-Line" Want Ads 3' ' tW M V -:i Want Ads S " rY"' ! UV Thursday and Friday ; ft J ffiMV ' and Friday Dec. 30 and 31. tj&l ' 1 Y&fi h. Dec. 30 and 31 -. : L I mntsf ' ?f4 Jrv A v wi. 1 'l !fUfwz p 2aSv V. XJr ' ' ly v ' ' T i-M I gwv;. ;V; J " Ml ; lijIMS r4r fc-i litems i$iS ' t FH s-tit-ar5 . .fijn. r wt'i, a M ....... rvv..-....,. - i ,,,, . ssaSSisSSjSS At 10 A. M. Tomorrow ' is' tfK - ' -I" s-JVf'S I YOUR CHOICE OF A FULL-SIZED PACKAGE OF EITHER s v m ifm,o atSe or Each person who brings in a "Dime a Line" Want Ad for the big Sunday Journal of January 2 on Thurs day or Friday, December 30 and 31, and pays for it at time of insertion may have their choice of a full-sized package of either ALDERS' OATS or ALBERS' FLAPJACK FLOUR absolutely Free of Charge. 'You can buy your "Dime a Line" Journal Want Ad at any of the following Journal Want Ad Service Stations and get your present just the same as though you came to The Journal b)fice. THE OWL DRUG CO. STORE Broadway and Washington FREDERICK C. FORBES DRUG CO. Grand Avenue and East Morrison . MATTHIEU DRUG STORE Russell and Williams Avenue KILLINGSWORTH DRUG CO. Killingsworth and Albina ST. JOHNS PHARMACY, St. Johns MEETI5G JIOT'ICKS - 41 UHAXI) MASK BALL NEW YEAR EVE. t Dec. 81. Kirkpetrii:k ouncil 5227. Security Benefit Awocuttion. tieneral Invitation to the b lic to eome ami sea the old year' out and the new R in with onr members, a the Swus Hall, brd aad Jiff er- son. Uocb'g famous Union Mie-ie. . 20 good prise; fine dancing floor, balcony for spec tators. Admission only 35c, including wsr tax. Cme for a good time. PORTLAND STAR HOMl&TEAD X6742" BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMEX rill give a mafquersde ball, Thurs day evening, December 30tl, in the Turn Verein hall, 255 13th st. Music by Bliss' Harmony Or chestra. Splendid prizes. Ad mission, gents 50c; ladies 35c. YETTA HAIXES. Correspondent. 205 Alislry building. Phone Main 6356. REGULAR meeting tomorrow evening (Thursday), Thiel hall. 104 H Killingsworth. near Albina ave. ' -Initiatory nWro aa to be conferred at 7 n',-1rwlf sharp, to be followed by a social evening. I. it. O. V. band in attendance. All Odd Fellow welcome, especially Tiaitora. K. C. BROTHERS, N. G. C. E. WILSON, Sec'y. - DEATHS AND FO'KRALS 7S SMITH-Clt the residence. 808 Iei)uw street. Monday, December 27, Amelia A. Smith, aged years, survivea ny ner nusoana, u. a. nraun, two daughters. Mrs. W. E. Russell of Portland, Mrs. A. L. Bsrnhart of Falls City, two grand children, Dorothy and Dalbtrr one brother, (leo. W. Duncan, at Fergus Falh, 'Slinn. FruncU invited to attend funeral services at 10 a. m 'l'hurUy. at tlie t'nivrrsity Park Methodist churcli. corner Fiske and Lombard streets. In terment at llilkboro. Or. The body is at the parlors of Chamber Company, 24S-250 Kill ingsworth avenue. BARNES At the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Charles B. King. 684 East lStti st. North, December 23, John Bishop Barnes, aged 66 yoaiH, beloved husband of France Barnes, father of Mrs. Charles B. King; Harry, Maude, lawrence and trance Barnes. Funeral cor tege will leave the above residence tomorrow (Thm-sdsy) at 9:30 a. m., thence to Church of The Madeline. 23d and Siskiyou sts., where requiem mass will be offered at 10 a. m. Friends invited to attend. Interment Mr, Calvary ceme tery. Arrangements in care of Dunning & Mo entee. Tacoma, Wash., paper please copy. Smith's Flower Shop "Portland' Progressive Florist" , Flowers for alt occasions. Main 7215. T. lU-CKE.JHgT.6Uend Alder. GEO. BBTZ & SON Bf FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS and all occasion, till 7 Williams are. Just call Wpodlawn 1512. Joseph Beta, Manager. . MARTIN & X)liES7joT florists. 354 Vahr ingUvn. Main 2i0. A-128M. Flower aU occasiois artistically arranged. HENRY PFEIFFER, FIFTH AND YAMHILL. all kind of cut flowers, plants and holly wreaths ; specials. FLORAL SHOP 245 Alder. Marshall J5D22 S. W. Bank Bklg. Main 6116. 331 Morrison si 's LOST AND FOTD tl LOST Aluminum delivery book with order sheets, on or nr Portsmouth st. or Wil- lamette blvd. Return to towers Furniture Co. warehouse. I'nion avenue and E. Buriisnle St.. and receiie reward. THE following articles were found on cars of the I. R., L. P. Co.: Dec. 27 S purses, pearl brad, notebook, abstract of title, 4 prs. gloves, 2 single gloves, I cap. 1 rubber, market bag, t.tovot'we, ft ick ages, 2 trav. bas, 2 suitcases, electric vibrator. II umbrellas. Owner may obtain property at First and Al der Bt!S : BE YOUR OWN BOSS : Become an oiy-acctylene welder. Th demand for men who ran do yielding far exceeds the ui Ply. la every city, town and rural district there H-aa acuta demand far men to repair machuiery , by welding. s (:....- t- ,. Start a Welding Shop. OF YOLlt WS THI8 81'Rl.Vti. lVm t wait for the other man to tak the lead. Be first ia , the field. - If you have had no expetienc you ca. in a short time master the trade, t ome to the COMMERCIAL Bt HOOL OF WtLDlXU. U w will teach you welding ot ill metals in less time than any other place by our method el individual ln4ructioa tinder espert test here. ; Opportunities . UnSjinited V for the oxy snotylene weljer. H Is In dman4 -hi evrry railroad shop, machine shop, garage and , in all the steel tines and this is the age 01 steel. -Get cut of the tut and learn a trade that pay hig wage ami a chauc to so Into bus roes fur yourself. i - DON'T DELAY COME NOW j to Hie COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OF WELDIXfL Our graduates are today holding big paying posi tions in shop and garage. IVfnre coming her mauy had no experience in welding. l'ou can learn as well as they. Our instructors are ex perts In their, line. ,; -. ' j - :. , In order to make room tor inuf colr, we are bow teaching from 10 a. nt. to 10 p. m. daily in order uvt to interfere with yottr present mplovment j Apply day or evening. . f. 427 K. Ninth t I COMMEltCIAL SCHOOL OF WELD1.N0 ' i ' : - i- -. : WILL irty that bok pure off petticoat coun ter at Lipman, Wolfe A Co., on 3d floor, Friday afternoon, liecember 24, 120, kindly send same to add. on I'rs. card, or add. on rent receipt on ldy. blank. No question asked. My keep money. . 61 Monday, lady's gold wrist' rrsfeb, prol) ably on Broadway between Washington ind Couoh st. or tn Morgan bldg. Finder please return to M, Harnett, 211 Morgan bldg. Main 6823. Reward. LOST On Columbia highway between Shep ard'a Dell and Crown Pint, a bunch of key. Return to Allen A Lewis, Front and Davis, receive reward. IF .the party who picked up old eal and velvet muff on . Willi blvd. or Fisk st. Christmas night will return same to 1792 Dwight at., will be rewarded. MEN ' Learn the automobile and tractor busines tn Amerka' largest nd finest systems ot prartiesl snti school- THE HEMPHILL SCHOOLS TUHX OCT MORE KI CCKSSFl'L tlBADCATK.S every year than most all other schools put together. Expert instructors, the best in the business, are employed to teach the different trade! we offer. We have just installed a large quantity of NEW ELECTRICAL KQl'lPMKNY. the tost word In up-to-date and modern ignition and starting and lighting systems. We specialize on ignition and all electrical work. ur course ar iroore ra sonshle in price and tnore romplete in detail than most schools, and the interests of nxvr students re foremost in our minds at all time. You take the tool in your hands and get the artiiat. practical shop exrxrieno. We have also Installed a brand new VI'LCANIZINtJ DEPARTMENT fol" teaching all branches of tire work, and sn in spection of this department will prove that we .have procured the roost modern equipment avail hi. Pifc nut on. of the fntlowina trade, the one in which you are interested, and writ or call for further information and catalogue: Automo bile and Tractor Mechanical oourse, Hpecial But tery and Ignition course, Tire Repairing ana K treadlng. Welding and Braxing. Htata, aid tn Oreson ex-service men. Better enroll early, aa our school Is filling up rapidly. Day and evening classea. Our downtown office la conveniently To rs ted at 331 Oak at. nesr Broadways School at 787 Hawthorn, ave. HEMPHILL iAU'lusio BILE & TRACTOR SCHOOL, PORTLAND. OH. NICHOLS In this city. December 29, Katie, aged 4S year, wife of U. M. Nichols, of IS East 78th at. X.. and mother of Mri - Mary Morgan of Portland. Ma Esther Dunlap of Roneburg, Or., Mrs. Eva Bach of Olympia, Sasli., (orge B. Nichols of Banks, Or', Charles W. of Mohler, Or., John J. of Hoy. Or., and Frank P. Nichols of Astoria, Or., and daughter of Patrick C lesson. The remains are t Fin ley's, Montgomery at 6th. Notice of funeral hereafter. STRAY cow taken up on Dec. 26, 1U2J), at Jossup and Atlantic au. Owner may claim same by paying for sdv. anil feed and by de scribing cow. At 1226 Atalentic at. LOST At iwitoff ice Friday morning. pure containing money and signet ring with initials "M. A. J." Return ring toj 414 Mor rison st. and keep money. MOOSE CHRISTMAS TREK. Wednesday evening. Dec. 29. The best time ever for Moose children, their parents and little friends. A big rogram with candy and fruit for all kiddies. PORTLAND TEXT NO. 1. THE MACCABEES, meets every Thursday evening in Msccabee hall, third floor ' Selling-Hirscli building, 386 tt Washington t. Visiting sir' knights always wel come. G. JXJRAKER. R. R. DAXCrxTi at Moose hall every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday evenings. Special dance Friday (New Year' Eve). Ince the old year out and the new year in. Milton Butter field will favor us with the latest hit. Prof. Prasp' orchestra. COLUMBIA LODGE Xo! 1)1, A. F. A A. M. Special communica tion tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 0:30 o'clock. Labor in the M. M. degree. Visiting brethren alway Welcome. By order W. M. FRBD M. OLBO-y, Secretary. SCNXY8IDE LODE HO. 168, A. F. .AND A. M. Special com munications Thursday, Dec. 30, 7 p. in., temple 39th and Hawthorne. Work in E. A. degree. By order of W.. if. JAMES 8. GAY JR.. Recy. MEETS every Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. 912 tt W:!liami ave. Visiting brc th en welcome. T. DYMEXT. N. O.. C. P. TRACET. Sec. SAMARITAN LODGE NO. 2. L O: O. V m,,ti fprr ',1 m.c1 a v ma. . ning at 8 o'clock. Odd Fellows' tem ple. 226 Alder St. Visiting brother always welcome. CEO. E. 8T-LLIVAV. X. O JESSE T. JOX ES, Sec 'jr. j ibr.v,L UAn meeuo uus i oea-rLVQ?- nesday) evening at 8 o'clock. Z&fSsS) Third degree. K. C. VAN NATTA. N. G. S. A. STARR, Secretary. " TUCKER At the residence, 308 Columbia St., Dec. 28. William W. Tucker, aged 82 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Tucker, father of James, .William and Warren Tucker, -ail of this city; Mrs. Laura Wakin of Oervsis, Or.; Mrs. Sarah Crampton of Kelso. Wash.; Mrs. Amanda Watkins. Mt Angel, Or. ; Mrs. Effie Hill of Caatlerock, Wash. Remains will be forwarded Thursday, Dec. 30,. at 10 g. m., to Castlernck, Wash., where service and interment will take place. Arrangement in care -of Miller - et Traeey - . MTRTHY At the residence, 841 Thompson St.,' Dec. 28. 1920, Helen Mary Munhy. aged 14 years, beloved daughter of Edward and Margaret Murphy, sister of Mr. J. V. Foy of Torunto, Canada; Margaret and Francis Mur phy, Harry. Edward. Peter and Jack 'Murphy. Requiem mas will be offered at the Church f The Madeline, E. 23d and Siskiyou its., at 8 a. m., Friday, Dee. 31, 1U20. Friends Invited to attend.-' Interment,' Mt. Calvary cemetery. FELDMAX At ITAniieie, CJ.,-Mnni !& man, aged 63 years, beloved father of Jacob Feldman of this city; Harry Felderbaum of Corvailis, Or. : William and Lewis Felderbaum end Mr. Marium Polowe of Mobile, Ala. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at Dol man's Funeral parlors. Third and Salmon sts.. at 10 a. m., Friday, Dec. 81, 1920. Inter ment Ahavia Sholom cemetery. MntX0SIcember 287tth family residence, 297 Ksst 23d ft., Oladys.a aged 27 years, wife of Dr. Frank Mihnos. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sauvain, sister of Zelma Sauvain and niece of Drs. Amelia and Fred Ziegler of I'ortJand. The funeral service will be held Thursday,' December 30, at 1 o'clock p. ui., at Finley's, Xlontgomery tt 6th. Friend in vited. Concluding service Rivervlew cemetery. HTTDDLESON Iieeember' 287thislater"rvsi - deuce, the Hotel Portland, Jams H. Huddle son, aged SO years, husband of Mary S. Huddle son, 'and father of Mrs. Zjllah Bernau of thia city and Dr. James H. Huddieson Jr. of New York city. The remains are at Finley's,-' Mont gomery at Sth Notice of funeral hereafter. Dt' 'v. BFli The funrsl corU-e of the late Drl W. C. Dueber will leave th chapel of Miller Tracer, 'l'tnirsday, Dec. 30, at S.:30 a. m , thence to Madeleine church. 23d and Siskiyou st. . wher requiem mass will be offered at a. m. Interment, Mt. Calvary cemetery. LOST Brown alligator order book with price list, notation note pocket of book. Finder p)e.se notify owner. Name is in book. Phone 215-12. Reward. A. K. Hefner. LOST Beaded pure containing watch and other nicies; watch old keepsake; generous re ward offered. Woodlawn 2022. LOST Diamond ring on Lovejoy st. between 16th and 17th. Call Bdwy. 4337 or East 7706; reward. CAMEO and prl pin on or near lnion ave. l-Hnder please call Wdln. 6856 and receive reward. , . ?- LtJSf Black and Un Airedale dog froinCaT . den Home; answers to name "Rag. Re ward for return or a to whereabouts. Main 5752 LOST Small brown animal fur. on second floor of Meier A Frsnk's. Monday: very liberal reward Mar. 5602 ojrMain 6226. LOST Lady's white tortoise shell eyrglsssei with gold chain nd hairpin attached. Return to Meier Frank'a. K Whitson. Reward. LOST Sunday, one wheel Oldfield tire, from Maxwell car. Finder please call Woodlawn 6386 and receive $5 reward. . LOST Bunch of keys on ring, Tuesday morn ing, on Belmont, between. East 7th and 13th. East 2152. 11.50 "ROAD TO SUCCESS" !B00K i FREE j If you are Interested in improving your eon ditu.n want to earn up to 500 a month phone, write or call at the Adcox: Auto ao Aviation School for copy of their big new 1 1.50 Red Book, which show through fet, picture and testimonial how hundreds of' men and young men have climbed out of the rut into the big pay class. Requesting this book does NOT cost you anything nor obligate you in any wsy and it 4 very likely to . tho th wy to a bright nd prosperou future for ou Just it has for" hundred of other. Just addres the Adros Auto -ea.l Avtstlon School, corner of Union avenu end Wasco tret. and ask for a Irs copy of their 11-50 Red Book No. 4. LOST Silver Persian kitten from 736 Albina st., about a week ago. Finder call 314-77. Reward. LOSt-ibrrty- bnds7TeOveen V. !.Ntlonai bank and conrthouse, or business district. 884 Benton, liberal reward. LOST Some time betw-en Friday and Sunday, leather folder with number of key. Chevrolet Motor Co., K. tll nd Ash. East 4352. Reward. LOST Friday eve, brown leather uitcae. Be tween Ninth st. and Terwilliger blvd. Reward. Eat 4009. ' Ijrue black caracul collar, in Meier A LOST- Frank dres dept., Monday; reward. East 2495. Call. LOST Thursday, brown silk umbrella, yellow and white handle, between 4 2d at. and busl- nes center. Tabor 7420. Reward. LOST Tuesday noon. Silver Evershsrp pencil with ring; reward. Phone Bdwy. 1480. LOST -l'arcel of lidgerie In Olds. WortnisrTlt King rtoret reward by calling Main 4532, LOST morning In Piedmont, ALLEN At the Midence. 324 Glenn ., Dec. 28. Andrew J season Allen, sged 53 years. Remain at the ''parlor of Breeze A Snook, Belmont at 35th. At KENTON LODGE NO. 145, A. F. - and A. M. Stated communica tion Thursday, Dec 30. Visitor welcotue. By order of W. M. R. B. HEADLEY, Secy. NOTICE Soerlal called meeting of th O. B. TJ. Friday evening at 231 tt Oak it, Columbia lialL Mat ters of special -importance to be taken up. EMBLEM JLWELR' a pec1lty. button, pirns. ebsrm-v Jaeger Bro.. 1S1-18 eta si. marriages. Birtbs. Dcoihx ANDERSON Frank H. Anderson. 0038 82d. Dec. 25, 55 years; heart failure. PERRAt'LT Charles F. Perrault, Portland Convalescent - riospital, Deo. 26, 52 years; heart disease. HALL Elija Jame J. Hall, 775 E. Lincoln. Dec. 27, 70 year; chronic neprhiti. VAX DYKE Chapman D. Van Dyke, 280 Beech, Dee. 28, 69 years: senile gangrene. WISER Peter G. Wiser; 6317 Bruce, Dec. 27. 6 yeans; gun shot wound. BETTES Samuel G. Bettes, 14 E. 7th. Dec. 28, -72 years; chronic heart disease. WEBB-Marth S. Webb, 1378 E. Glisan. IVc. 27, 30 years: sarcoma. MAHAX Olive A. Mahan. I. O. O. F, home. Iee. 27. 77 rears: enters colitis. GROVES Mry J. Groves, 907 Emerson, Dec. 26, 51 years; chronic nephritis. VEHR Gerhard A. Vehr, St, Vincents hospital, Dec. 27, 70 years; cerebral hemorrhage. W1XDLE William W. Windhv Emmanuel hos pital, Dec. 25, 63 years; nephritis. FITXERAT, DIRECTORS EDW. HOLMAN & SON Funeral Directors ' THIRD AND SALMON STREETS Main 507. A 1511. Lady Assistant. MARRIAGE LICF.X8E8 C. B. "Wuun. legal, Kent, Wash., and Birden Wolfe; legal, city. , Joe F. Trowbridge, legal. 1203 Cleveland ave., and Lucille Stanton. 22. 827 Mason at- Herscbel Driver, legal, 720 E. Bumaide, and Helen M. Hall, legal, 1436 E. Glisan t, George, Swartt. legal, 323 Fremont, and Car rie Weigandr, legal. 772 E. 7th t- Floyd 8. Jones. 29. Elle club, city, and Mary Freitag, 24, 1122 Nuseora ave. T Andrew J. Millican. 23, 1 skims. Wash., and Zillsli M. Daourt, 23, dty. John W. Qulvey, 25, Astoria, Or,, and Grace II Weacott, 34, Linnton. Or. Louis Stockrnberg, legsL 521 E. 15th (L, and Christina Scott, legal. 521 E. 11th st Jame C. Jensen. 29, 1180 E. 15th st, and Meda Gentry, 26. 206 E. 49th st. . Oran E. Lingle. 28. Boring. Or. aad Stella B. Arnold. 24. 620 Quimby rt. Ben H. Wolff. 23, 706 LaFayett tt, and Myrtle R. Mints, 604 E. 1-8 th. r East Side ' -Funeral Directors' FORMERLY F.' fl. DCXXIXG. INC. 'The Family Heta the ' Price." 414 E. Alder St Phone F.ast 52. J. P. HHLEY &.S0H- FUNERAL DIRECTORS Main 9. , MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. LercSh, Undertake . EAST ELEVENTH AT HAWTHORNE PHONE EAST 781. t BIBTH8 - CAPLES To Mr. . and Mns, A. Caples. Long Beach, Wash., Dec. 16, a aon. BOWMAN To Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Bowman, 466 Market, Dec 25. a daughter. CROSBY To Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crosby. SOS EL 75th, Dec. 19, a danghter. McCARTHY To Mr. and Mr. G. B. McCarthy. Boone Ferry road. Dec. 12, a aon. WINDLE To Mr. and Mm. J. H. Windle, 401 S. Syracuse. Dec. 14. a coo. PL" I J.Li M To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Polliam, 560 E. Alder. Dec 10. a aon. BETHEL To Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bethel, 725 Brooklyn, Dec. 25. a eon. CIONINGER To Mr. and Mm. O. C Clon- incr, vtUfi 290, Vv. -j, g duclitoi CHAMBERS CO. Funersl Directors. All the Conveniences of a Home. Woodlawn 3306. 248-250 Killingsworth Ave. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 5802-5804920 ST. 8. E.. TEXTS Phone Tabor5267. HomePhonD-eV R. T.BYRNES jZ WillUms ave. Woodlawn 220. MILLER A TRACEY, independent funeral di rectors. Price a low a 20. $40, 60, Washington at Lila. DOWvrNfi A M'XEMAR A homelike place, Moderate in prices. Irringtou district. Phone East. 54. k'EXTEK at EIXERS, funeral parlors with all th privacy of a borne, 1 6th and Everett its. Phones Broadway Cl3. Home A-3185. BreezeSnookIS,-712Bont"lL4 A. R. Zeller Co.IeT t?fl,...,A0 UNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152 47IiewC9 A-2S21. Corner Third and Clay, MOSTTMESTS Portland MarbSe Works 266 4th t. Op. City Hall. Neo Bro. PBLAESlMG GRAfllTE Co g.iey.-3PO ST AT MAfxeoH r LEARN AVIATION f kakn tn to tano WEEKLY Complete ceursas 1 it , mechsnlei an flying. Aeru rliih -r Itnenie on graduation. ; All course free , to federal vocations I -training ran. Tlia seat, nt f am. gnn allow 323 per month for educational pur poses to Oregon ex-service men. j First nd only exclusive AeronaUcl tchooj I the Northwet. - - ; - A HCHttOt, uHH'H HAS OVER 2000 PER CENT MORE PUPILS THAN ANY OTHtR SIMILAR HCIKHH. IN THIS TtltillTOUiV No bond required. .1 I Catalogue on request. - I Ol.lUlLY AIRCRAFT COMPA.W I'ortls-hd. 824 Mores n Rldg. I iregon. -.-' 3 CHRISTMAS CHECK : i To U students enrolling for any omirse gt th Adcox Auto Aviation School on or before Jix. nary 10. We reserve the right to withdraw this offer before January 10 if aU chute r Ml. to rapacity before that date, Don't run the risk of missing an opportunity to! save (25 mk application today. Our fl .hrk nd big 136 )g catalog will be mailed free to any address. Call vr writ at one for Book ho. 4. - .1 ! Call Woodlawn 6S. West's l.arirsl RnrinM. . nl uea.saun supper imm package Sunda71 Assure EVERY GRADUATE A POSITION Ad busincw counee, Including comptometer training, e- Enroll any time day Jachool, night srhool. Writ for free catalogue. 4th at., near jiorrison pqone aiain 040. SMALL pane containing keys ami small change. rriqsy, on Yamlilll st. Reward. Main 5937." FOU.M Umbrella In courthmi: owner carl claim same by calling at 998 E. Lincoln st. FOUND Receipt and admission ticket for New Year' eve dinner. E-723, Journal. . LOST Friday at Union Depot, brown silk um- oreii Jiain 7iz; reward. l,OST Scotch Collie pup. Call Wdln. 9192. FOUND Colliedog. Call M. 4253. BVSIXKSS AXI TRADE RCHOOI-H 9ff MEN. SPEND WOCR WIXIER EVENINGS AT OUR Automobile and tractor engineering, welding and bronzing. Special Ignition, battenr and electrical work. Vidcanlzing and retreading. HEMPHILL'S TRADK SCHOOLS 707 Hawthorne av., cor, 20Ui Terms if Desired. ' . LAST NIGHT CLASS No enrollnitnU for night cl oeepted t the Adcox Auto and Aviation school after Jan. 6; school open for inspection daily at 1 1 ., m. or evenings at 7 o'clock. Call or write for free copy of our 136-page catalog No. 4 and particular of our $25 "Christmas Check" offer. ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL, Union Ave. and W asco St. POSITION'S in other line are very scarce, but Mnltigraph operator are in demand. The Callan Multigraph School preparea you to fill these positions and also asi9t you in procur ing positions in banks, mercantile houses, bond houses, railroad. "r'C- t.ia-es are now forming for day and evening courses. Thorough and efficient train rag for both young ladies and young men. Regwter now. 411 Artuans bklg., Broadway at Oak. - - MISS MATTI.VGLT'S 8horthandi Typewriting School. Individual Instruction, jay. Evening, 0 a month. 269 14th bear Jeffersen.1 Main f 17.-J. -aiAiE HELP WA1TTE1V-.MAI.E I WANTED Specialty lemn for city work. Give ge, experience aud phone. I 8 319, Jour nal. . - WAXTEI No. 1 piano tuner, who is willing to locate in state of Washingtoa; fine pmpo sltion for the right man. J-7 66", I journal. 1 TRUCK and business, 9OO800 down, hel- nc earned. 8,11 E. OakJ East 867 7. SALESME.V WASTED j S3 SALESMAN To sell high else dvert!ing rsl endsr and fan in I'ortlsnd and surrounding terrttoty ; highest pimmlssion tid promptly; selling season commence Jan. 1. GEO, H. JUNG CO., nncinnati. Ohio. 1 . D HELP WANTFJ-FEMALE -t MRS. L. V. SCOTT, formerly director em". ployment for women with the federal govern. ; ir.ent, will aisist women to teeur employwnt ' in ill lines, office, 829 Henry bldg., cor. 4lh tt Oak, Brodwy 4537. ' ;;: - -j -. .- j TEACHERS Register Tree, many i vscanciea. See Mr. Wetmore, Multnomah bote), or leave not with hotel clerk setting time of appointment in hotel parlor. WeattnvraAgtncy, 0-716 O. '. B-, Spokane, Wash. - - 6 WIDE-AWAKE women to put in. 6 hour daily, demonstrating work, Permsnent post tion. If irrterested, ceil at ,253 0th and Madison. AptS. j - - ; ; WAXfETv-Middle age housekeeper . ra a wid ower, have good home. Peter ZoUCer, ML . r. - 1 1 sntei, ; ' -j-- - - ANY G'lRL to need of a friend, apply to tli saivstloo Army itescite Home, aiailtir ana Alexander sts. phone Main 3450. D-M car. WANTED Girl, general housework. 293 E. lltb X. Corner Clackamas. Take Irvington or Broadway ear. WANTED A girt experienced in confectionery v,ork. East 4946. I ' wXxf ED--Ledy to do housework in family ot a, nice home" of a rooms. 1oor sti, ' A Position for Keh Graduate ALISKY BUILtrlXG MF.X who .nt steady, interesting work at big pay can learn Ui. aotomobile and tractoV business In short tim in our big, practical shops. Only standard automotive training. Position assured when finished. Earn part expense while learning. Catalogue FREE. National Automotive School. b04 8. Figuetua, I -os Angeles, Cat - MOLER. BARBER COLLEGE will teach you th trade in H weeks: receive some pay white learning; positions secured; ex -service men re ceive state aid. "Write or call for catalogue, 234 Burnside st. PORTLAND BARBER (COLLEGE teaches the barber trade in 8 weeks; pay while learning; good set of tool given; position secured; tmtu,n reduced. 38 N. 2d. RO KY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCY Enroll free. 1- rank K. vellea, former aasist ant state mipt.. Mgr., X-W Bank bldg.Maia 8276. LEARN TEIaEGRAPHY Railway Telegraph In" titute, 434 Railway Exchange bldg. . Night elaase. : - MEN. WOMEN. learn barber trade; wage while learning; position guaranteed. ; Mgr., 22 year experience. ' Oregon Barber College, 233 Madison, EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Mm Begin Bucket's private school ; individual inirtrwtion. 1 tt rnd ave, r.ajt Mi. OREGON LAW SCHOOL, AlUky bklg., 2(1 t Morrison. W. E. Richardson, sec, Main' 977 IF YOU want to learn the vulcanizing business call 158 E. Broadway. . TEAf HERS ' needed. Mntermedlste,. at 'lS2: -cieuce, at 11800. Mr. Welle. Main 8276. WANTED A chambermaid resident. netens rim. isui ana nan . ; Call bt. - BITCATIOTTS MALE EXI'KkT ACCOUNTANT Books tod tangled gecount quickly reconciled. te reedy for income tag reporta before tha mU period. Rates reasnnsble. Min 2178. , DISCHT5JeD K.Ulr, ge 20 er. wnt P-. sition as clerk and typist: reiercDce. ne fer city, Woodlawn 4194. CARPENTER and contractor, jobbing; aaUiing In- the Building line. .ast bijou. Wanted : Excavating, Millwood 2088. general team work. PLUMBING done very reaaonsbly by iba Job or by . the hour. Ant 640-17. j tfXPERT"driv position, age 25 year, , 1034 "Msctdsm st. . . ! ALL kind of bsuhng: nd trensferring. Call Woodlawn 6312 -alter o p. nv PLASTERIXG, Chimney and Cement work. 109 E. 46th t., Ttor snog. j; BOY 17, wii-he work. Am willing to learn od ; work at oVth;ng, Phone Malrf 6944. i.".'.jriaTg7: Ti'Tiv'irTi'fi sirPTTn f. v pjTIntTng" AND TIXTLVG. WtKtoi.AW?! au. RiWjFS Resliingled. a specialty. East 1201. - - reasoIJXble: T. Beauchamp,- RITUATIOTf Fit ALE U.VINf'l'llHK.UED housekeeper' for rnic!.iute widower; 1 or 2 children preferred, fcist 2 2BH. WOMAN 'Want cleaning, waihmg and iruumg. Phone Srllwood 170 a: J.. '" (Continued on fellgwlng Po - . t -