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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAJL. PORTLAND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. MAY 25, 1921.
FINAL REHEARSALS
FOR PAGEANT HELD
Vancouver, Wash., May 25. Final
rehearsals are being held for the
pageant depicting the history of Van-
coirver, which will be given Friday
: afternoon by the school children of
Vancouver.
Dances and music will be special fea
tures of the pageant and after the parade
. the dances will be repeated in the Es-
' ther Short park.
The following line of march has been
J announced. Form on Thirteenth street
- west of Main and on Kleventh street east
' of Main, march down Main street to
Fourth, on Fourth west to Washing-ton,
"'up. 'Washington to Kleventh, west on
Kleventh to Columbia and down Colum
bia to the Kather Short park at Eighth
street. . .
An added feature of the pageant will
be the evolution of the Providence acad
emy from the establishment of the first
Catholic mission, which will be por
trayed by the academy pupils The
first . opening of the Bchooi in a little
gray house In 1856 will be shown. .A
larger building was then erected and
the old building formed a part of the
. old St. James mission. A. second mlnl
'ature building will show the academy of
. 1870. in whU-h were enrolled about 100
pupils. A Uiird building will show Prov
idence academy as it is today, with an
enrollment of 417 pupils. ;
.Other special features and stunts are
.being? planned by pupils from the high
school. The -students themselves will
arrange this feature of the parade and
it' is said stunts are being planned in
tribute to the work being done in the
Interest of the selection of llayden is
land as the site for the fair by Clement
Scott, W. S. Short and Mayor John P.
Kiggins.
Schoolhouse Fire
Is Extinguished by
Pupils' Assistance
Kldgefielrt. Wash., May 23. Fire broke
out on the belfry of the Pioneer school
house, about five miles east of here Mon
day afternoon, but was put out before
much damage resulted. Sparks from
the chimney caused the fire, it is said.
The prompt and efficient work of the
.,. school children and farmers close by
saved the building.
The commencement exercises of the
. Ridgefield high school will be held Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock at the high
school auditorium. The program will in
clude an invocation by the Rev. Oeorge
V. McOlure of the Community church
here, and the annual address " by Ben
Hcoveli of Portland. Henry Tetz will be
saJntatorian and Wlnnlfred Katch,
valedictorian. Dr. Ralph S. Stryker,
.chairman of the Ridgefield school board,
'will present diplomas. - The class cflm-
prises Audrey Stevenson, Winnifred
Katch, Dorothy Weber, Clifford Shobert,
Oeorge Kdmonds. Harold Brown. Alden
Potter, Arthur Buker and Henry Tetz.
Wells Armstrong post. American
Legion of Ridgefield, will have charge
or the Memorial day observance. A
speaker will be secured from Vancouver.
New Oil Tanker Is
Delivered to Owner
Vancouver. Wash.. May 15. The Al
bertolite, 12.000-ton oil tanker construct
ed by the G. M. Standifer corporation
" for the Imperial OH company of Toronto,
wai delivered to her owners today. The
vessel was taken on a successful trial
trip Saturday. Although work at the
yards was finished last week, a small
crew of men has been kept this week to
'clean up the yards and oil the machin-
ery.
BUILDING PERMITS
tperstions of f 1000 and oyer:
fi. K. Rastall. erect residence, 1110 Wood
stock are., bet. E. 36th and K. 38th; builder.
H. Hanghner; $2800.
A. H. Stafford, erect residence. 707 E. 46th,
bet Klickitat and Siskiyou; builder, same as
owner: 3300.
- i. J. Bergman. -erect residence. 321 E. 60th,
a iIr,et nd Mill; buihier. same as owner;
3000.
. L. R. Ober. erect residence. 685 E. 18th.
bet. Siskiyou and Klickitat; builder, same as
owner; $4000. t
Paul Tothv erect residence. 41 E. 31st, bet
Pine and Stark; builder, same as owner; $4000.
Shell Company of California, erect filling sta
tion. 240 Alain, bet. 2d and 3d; builder, same
as owner; ilJOO. .
Roy Janin, erect residence. 734 E. 67th, be
Fremont and Klickitat; builder. Smith i'For
tune; M0OO.
. - Emma Hilderbrandt, erect residence. 1036
-Hassalo, bet. Peerless Viae and Imperial;
burider, J. AV. aicFadden Building company ;
M. F. Holman. erect carase, 816 Mississippi
are., bet. Shaer and Failing; builder, laris
Building company; $8000.
-)tto; Starker, erect residence. 1 1 56 E. 33d
bet Killings worth and Jarrelt; builder.' same as
owner; $250O.
James P. Bakkanson. erect residence. 1291 E
31st. bet Ainsworth and Holman; builder aame
aa owner; $3000. '
James Johnson, repair residence, 670 E
Madison, bet 18th and lth; builder, same aa
owner: $4000.
-. iJ? M. Fowler, erect residence. 279 E. 52d
bet Multnomah and Wasco; builder, same as
owner;
Carl Fritler. erect residence. 764 Garfield are.
owner- $o'ond 'retnont-i builder, same as
i ?s KMinni? . S' nnd'r"' eTect "" residence,
138S Ghsan. bet. 49U and 60th; builder C S
Newberry; $3500. . "
ZJitaJ Statistics
712 arrives. Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John P. Lynch, legal. 376 E. Ankeny. and
Bita Jones, legal. 878 E. Ankeny. ".
a'wilS- 22.bicityn- ' and Marjorie
aer"!legaJ.aci,r7.' n1 M"tb Schwel-
Francis V. Kruse. legal, Osweto, Or..- and
.ts U Kidd. legal. 723 Hood st.
r c: r r bivt trs. A K IB V IQ rriVi i
W O. SMITH A- CO.
oil xortin Bidg.
BIRTHS
FAIRF1KIJ) To Mr. and Mrs. S. Fairfieldl
67S Emerson. May 23, a daughter.
MOM.AKI To Mr. and Mrs. 3. O. MoDard
, B212- 2Sth, May 13, a daughter.
1,1' N; To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lung. 73 U V
4th. "May 23. a daughter.
L1NOSTROM To Mr" and Mrs. 8. Lindstrom
2025 E, Taylor. May 19, a son.
REDDING To Mr and Mrs. E. E. Bedding
- Piler Lake, Wash.. May 18. a son.
WELL8 To Mr. and Mrs, William A. Wells.
45S E. trisy. May 21. a eon.
CA KB. To Mr. and Mrs. J. Carr, Linnton. Or..
May 20 a son.
LAW RES CE To Mr. and Mrs. E. Lawrence,
88 E. 28th, May 19, a son. .
NORTH To Mr. and Mm. N. North, 4719
6 1st. -May 17. a son.
TAl'GHN To Mr. and Mi.' a Vaughn. 2229
K. filisan May 20, a daughter.
" MORISH -To Mr. an Mrs. B. L, Morish, 8t
Hena. Or.. May 18, a danghter. v
V ELDER To Mr. and Mrs. Iran Elder. S804
46th. May. 18, a son. , .
riERRF. To Mr. and Mrs. P. J. -Pierre, 1485
S. 15 th. Maj 18. a daughter.
BIRTHS
HA YS -To Mr. and Mrs. M. I Hays, 755 K.
Oak. May 22. a daughter.
BAND ALL To Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Randall.
710 K. Broadway. May 22 a son.
DEATHS
SWAXSOX Curl P. Swaiuon. St. Vincents
hospital. May 23, 57 years, general peritonitis.
FAIHl HII.D Asa A. Fairchild, 1180 Williams,
May 21, 68 year, arterio Kctei.
DeWITT Jennie DeWitt, 833 J 4th. May 20.
74 years, accidental draw nine."
CELLAGE Charles i. Vellage, 547 Kerby,
' May 22. 66 years, cardiac inefficiency.
BREXSLER Hugh C. Brevier, Kmerttncr hos
pital. May 23, 65 yean, fraetare of stall.
McKLNNKY David L. McKinney, St. Vincent
hospital. May 22, 48 years, acute dilatation
erf heart. '' -. -
NIEDT Martha Niedt, 1117. E. Madison, Hay
22. 70 years, peritonitis. ;
BROWN Isabel K. Brown. 146 K. 47 th, May
22, 76 years, apoplexy-
NEW TODAY
SO
NEW RUGS
Bawoven from eld can.-t save on ball
oat of ordinary carpet. Our fluff
ruga ara velvety, durable and artiaOO.
Guaranteed to wear. - , .
FLUFF RUGS
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
The oldest and beat equipped factry.
Fluff and rma man woven all sizes; car
pets refitted;.; 9i 1-2 rugs steam clar-ossi.
$1.60 Wa call for and deliver.
ICS C Eighth 8L Phono start S6.9
OWN YOUR OWI) HOME
THIS 4-ROOM HOME BUILT COMPLETE
8125
riaB-if ...
PORTABLE HOUSES HBO UP '
OARAOES $45 UP
MILL-MADE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Phona woodlawn 2413
Factory Foot of Williams Ave.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
FLUFF RUGS
froas old earpeta. woolen clothing, rag
tugs, all alses; com. try mail orders glsea
prompt attention;
pillows renoTatad. Send tor booklet.
Carpet Cleaning
Largest, finest ecjuliqied carpet cleaning,
rafittuaj works is state of Oregon.
Separata Plants:
CARPET OLEANINO BRANCH
1072 B. Lincoln St
zl2 Kugs Steam Cleaned S1.B0
WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO.
54-60 TJKION AYS. M.
Bast 6S10 2S7-07 Ka
60SS
1
Sectional Houses and Garace
MADE TO K.NDUBG
InTeatlg-atc Free Catalog-aa
Redlmadw Bldgr. Co Portland, Or'.
R. llth and Market Phone J 5114
West Side Office. 800 Lewis) Building;.
Fourth and Oak Phone Bdwy. 4335
aalaarooaas Waal Fait ia XasakUl
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow '
FLUFF RUBS I.
Made From AC LXa of Old Carpets
Ona 6x10 Fluff Ru ........ . $16.06
One 8a Fluff Rug 4.00
OREGON FLUFF RUS CO.
IIH E. Stark Su Tabor 7814
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION
DISTRICT BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed nrnnnaali
will be received until- the 24th day of June A.
!.. 1921, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after
noon, for the purchase of fifteen thousand dol
lars worth of bund of the K
dutrict of KlarrmUi county. Or. Said bonds are
to draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually upon the first day
of July and the nr-t day of January of each
year until the maturity of said bonds.
Said proposals -will be received by the board
of directors of rekl irrigation district, and should
be directed to the secretary of the Enterprise
Irrigation District, care of Fred D. Fletcher.
Lonrais building, Klamath Falls, Or.
The board bf directors reserve the right to
reejet any or all bids offered.
. G. J. HILTARD.
, Secretary of the Board of Directors of
Enterprise Irrigation Instrict "
WE OFFER lor sale a select lot of ladies
waists, camisoles and dresses, and a tew
Japanese silk lamp shades, the inventory of
which i $8000. Inventory may be inspected at
the office of the undersigned. Will consider
sealed bids accompanied by certified check lor
10 per cent of amount of bid, Wa reserve right
to reject or accept any or ail bids. This stock
may be bought in parcels. Will close bid
May 16. The Adjustment Bureau of the Port
land Association - of Credit Men. 641 Pittock
L,ock. Portland. Or. i
MEETING NOTICES 102
KENTON LODGE NO. 145. A.
r . A. M. Special commnni
enUon tomorrow (Thursday!. May
26. Work in F. C. degree com
mencing at 7 p. m. Visitors wel
come. By order of W. M.
H. B. HKAbLKr. Seev
SLNN YSIDE LOIKJE NO. 163.
A. F. & A. M. Stated com
munication this Thursday. May
20,: 7:30 p. m. Important busi
ness. Temple 3tth and Hawthorne,
isitors welcome. By order W M
C. P. JENSEN. Secy.
MEETS every Wednesday night
8 o'clock. 912 H
HABMrTsrV " ;jl"m" ,,,eJ Oi broth-
- iL Vv. ' welcome.
n i HAlT.T. flwe.
SAJUK1TAS LODGE NO 2. L
O. O. F.. meets every Wednes-
loWH temnl ' ' C , i .1 '
, , y . st. ne porta of grand
hrLirieCfte and eltion or officers. TkUSng
brothers always welcome
GEO H VflT-V,' nr r
JESSE T. JONKS. Bee Sec.
PORTLAND TENT No. i. thk
MACCABEES. t, ever,
V1?, .1 -n Uaccabeo
third floor 8ning-Hirsch
building. 886 Washington st.
natona; Sir Knights always v.
VICTOR V CHAPTER NO. 130. O.
. 8. Stated communication
Thursday evening. May 26 8
o'clock.. Business. Visitors welcome.
Archer Place. Mt Srott. car.
W1LSOS. gecy
1 1 , , yvvji .
OPNRFnTR.kV MPKOVEDORDER
,tk L , ' Regular council tomorrow
iJ,VSU)a.eTtnmei 8 O'elock, at W. O. W.
hall East Sixth and East Alder streets. Degree
"7K 00 Ure . Members attend. Visiting
brothers welcome U B. SMITH, C. of R.
EMBLEM Ji-WLLKT stecialty. buttons. pin7
- charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-133 th at
my.:--
4J wia
taV
102
SUPREME TEMPLE OF D4CGH-
fw E Tt il. . i rr 11 1 ,-ti n :., , .
- iDbo ur i fir. 1 1 .r. muaoiu
t- VJX annual meeting Thursday and Fri
I xrwS day at Pythian temple. Ball for
v4iVyy delegates and members at Cotillion
, HfciT " Tlrnraaay evening. 8 o clock.
W Admittance by membership card.
Friday 1 :30 p. m. Nyd:a temple will bold cere
monial for Initiating. .. Order of queen.
; ADDA CELLARS, Bee.
COLUMBIA Lodge, JNo. 114. A. F.
and A. M Kiwii 1 rntnmunica-
A - tion tomorrow Thursday .after-
(J Ynoon at 4:30 o'clock. Labor in the
X M. M. dxm. AfZ-Xa nVlnk lha
degiee team, composed of master
Masons, from the P. B. U c P.
Co. will confer the degree upon a co-employe.
'tailing oreuiren always welcome. By order
W-. M.
FRED U OLSON.
Secretary.
MACCABEK SPELLING BEE
Tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
8:30. at Maorahee hall. 880 h
Washington L Knights of No. 1,
including Judges Morrow, . Gatens.
lfeicli and other notables, and la
dies of Jio. 7. Prof. T. T. Dans.
snellnunter. Great fun in store. 3-piece union
oreitestra for dancing at 10. All free. Every-
body invited.
ENTERTAINMENT COM. TEXT NO. 1.
. tGOr. STAB LOlKiK XI. 21, I. O.
4fi-Z O. F meet Tluirsday night.
7 o'clorg, at tuieis nau, ii 7i
idSi killmnwonh aye., orm. tne car
barns. Visiting brethren welcome, - VVork in the
second Slid third aegree. ana riocuun "
ticen for the em-uing term. .
HA RUT WRI".HT. Noble Grand.
-('HAS. F. LATHROP. Vice Grand.
VM K. 8Tl: HBM., Rw. Sec.
iviIPT iiim;k NO 17. I.
mt-tlT t.Q ' o O. V.- Itegular meeting
j "i(zyp iki. ' iuiuIiumkV erenine at
8 o'clock. K. th and ..
.17 Alder rta. ; 1st decree. . Visit
ing brother cordially welcomed.
A K I'KAKK, i S. O.
Hi ' A. STARK. Secretary.
"KASf" GATE LODGE. No. 155.
A.sF. e A. W., r.al sum anu
,;iissn streeU. .Special eommunica
tion Thursdsy evenrng. F. C Ie
gree. 7 p. ra.. and work in the
M. M. decree. I:ao p. m. isii-
ng brethren welcome. By order of the W., M.
C. T. NEUSOS. Secretary.
"WAVERLT Lodge. IT. P., A. V.
and A. M 8ne"ial communica
tion will be hrld at Wavcrly hall.
Eai-t Twenty-sixth and Clinton
streets. 7 :3 I', m . Thursdsy, May
26. Work in M. M. degree. Visit
ing brethren wrlcwne. By order
H. E. MILLER, Seey.
THE Masters. Wardens and Past
Masters association will meet
this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
at the Acacia club. Multnomah
hotel. A full attendance is de
sired. Entertaining speakers will
ba present By order of the presi
LESL1E S. PARKER,
' Secretary.
dent
WASHINGTON I)X;E NO. 4.
A. Ff AND A. M. Special
commun-ation tomorrow (Thurs
day) evening. 5 o'clock and 7 :30,
E. 8 th and Burnside: F. V. de
gree. Visitor welcome. Order
J. II. RIPHMOSIV s"
W. M.
l'Af.ESTINE LODtiK 141, A. F.
AND A. M.Special communi
cation Wed., May 25. 7 o'clock.
M. M. degree. VLtiting brethrei.
welcome. Archer Place, Mt. Scott
car. Be order W. M.
W. 8. TOWNSEND, Seey.
( BKCl'LAR meeting Minerva lodge
AT v ,a i , . i , L '1' k .. .i
VrV May 2. 1921. 8 o'clock. lrt and
Alder sts. Initiation. Visitors welcome.
'. V. BERJEN. N ti.
-FRED S. W1LHELM. Sec.
ii- - - -' v.. . .-. 1 . ... ... ... uuiuaj.
CARDS OF THANKS
WE WISH to express our thanks and apprecia
tion to the i. A. R. ; tirneral t'ompson post No.
22. Sons of Veterans: Porter circle. Daughters
of Veterans; A. . Cotnpson Relief corps and thp
many other friends for their kind expression of
sympathy and beantiful floral offerings during
the illness and death of our father. F. D. Hen
dershott. L. W. Hendershott and L. J. llender
shott. .
WE WISH to express our deep gratitude to our
many friends for all their kindness and beau
tiful floral offerings during the illness and death
of . our beloved husband and father. Chas. J.
Vellage. Mrs. Elizabeth VeUage. Mrs. David
Beeson.
DEATH NOTICES
103
RAZE At his late residence. 505 Ivon St.,
James Frankljn Raze, aged 81 years, beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. 4. E.-Raze. Funeral notice
later. Remains at P. L, Lerch funeral parlors,
K. llth and nay.
BLAM'HARD May 23. at Boise, Idaho, Capt.
L. D. Blanchard. aged 38 years. The remains
are at Finley s mortuary. Montgomery at 5th.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
SWANSON May 23. 1921. St Vincent hos
pital. Car! Perry Swanaon. aged 57 years,
beloved husband of Marie Swartson. late of
791 East 90th st 8.. beloved son of Mrs.
EL-ta Swenson. brother of Oscar S. Swenson,
both of Multnomah, Or.; brother of Mrs. Han
nah Gmtaison, Kock Island, III., and Nels Swen
lon of Minneapolis, Minn. Funeral services will
be conducted Thursday. May 2. at 2:30 p. m..
at tlie Augustana Lutheran church, corner of
Rodney ave. -and Stanton st Friends invited.
Interment Rose City cemetery. Deceased was a
member of the Oregon Fir camp No. 6085. M.
W. of A. Remains at Pearson's undertaking
parlors. Russell at I'nion.
8ALTMARSH The funeral services of the late
Louis O. Saltmarsh, aged 51 years 9 mos. 10
days, .who died in this city May 23. 1921, will
be held tomorrow I Thursday) at 2:30 p. m..
under auspices of Anchor Council No. 74ft. Se
curity Benefit association, from . the Skewes
chapel, cor. 8d and lay. He was also a tnem-
ter oi tne K. of P. lodge and Eagles lodge.
Friends and members of above orders invited.
Interment. Ro- City cemetery.
GOETTEN May 23. at the lamily residence.
760 East llth st south. William, aged 67
years, beloved husband of Bertha Uoetten, lov
ing father of Mrs. J. C. Somersett of Berkeley,
Cal.; William Jr.. Max. Paul. Walter. Bertha
and. Mrs F. J. Carpenter of Oils city. The
funeral service will be held Thursdsy, May 26.
at 2:30 o'clock, at Finley s, Montgomery at 6th.
Friends and acquaintances invited. Concluding
service, Riverview cemetery.
STRUBLE In this city. May 23, 1921. Frank
Huber Rtruble. aped 38 years, beloved hus
band of Hazel Struble, - son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeorge Struble, father of Doris Struble and
brother of Leolo, Verne. Omar, Merle Struble
and grandson of Mrs. Martha Chance of Port
land. Funeral services will be held at Holman'a
chapel. Third and Salmon streets. Thursday,
May 26. at 1:30 p. m. Interment at River
view cemetery.
CO;AN In this city. May 23. 1921, John M.
Cogan, aged 52 years, beloved husband of
Cecelia C. Cogan and father of Vincent Coean
of Portland; also survived by two sisters and one
brother in the East The funeral cortege will
leave the chapel of Miller & Tracey Friday.
May 27. at 9:13 a. m.. thence to St. Marys
cathedral. 1 5th and Davis, where mass will be
offered at 9 :30 a. m. Interment Mt Calvary
cemetery.
URUSSL Ia this city. May 23, 1921, Armella
C. Grawi, aged 32 years, beloved daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Grussi and sister 'of Wil
lis ra H. and Albert E. Orussi, both of Portland.
The funeral cortege will leave the chapel of
Miller A Tracey Friday. May 27, at 9:13 a.
m.. thence to St Marys cathedral. 15th and
Davis ati., where mass will. be offered at 9:30
a. 'm. Interment in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
RIGOS At North Bend. May 22. William W.
Riggs, aged 42 years, son of Mrs. T. M.
Riggs of 5-196 85th st. S. E. ' The funeral
services will be held Thursday. May 26, at
2:30 p. ra., in the mortuary chapel of A. D.
Kenworthv & Co.. 5802-04 2d st. H V. in
Lents. Friends invited. Interment, Mt. Scott
arg cemetery. .
POWELL In this city. May 19. 1921,
Michael Powell, aged 49 years, beloved hus
band of Ellen Powell ; father of Mrs. Ellen
Scott of Chehaiia, Wash., and William Powell of
Seattle. Wash. Funeral services . will be held
Thursday, May 26. at 2 p. ra., 'at the chapel of
Miller & Tracey. Interment Multnomah Park
cemetery.
KKl'UEU In this city. May 23, William C.
Kruger. aged 43 years. The funeral services
will be held from the conservatory chapel of the
East Side Funeral Directors, 414 Last Alder
street Thursday, May 26. at 10 a. m. Friends
invited. Remains will be forwarded to Moaier,
Or., for interment.
LAN E The funeral services for Howard I.
I-ane. late of Fort Bayard, N. M.. will be
held Saturday. May 28. at 2:30 p. ra.. at
Finley's mortuary. Montgomery at Fifth. ' Frienda
invited. Concluding serf ice, Mt Scott ceme
tery. TONAR Funeral services of the late Prank
Tonar. aged 83 years, will be held tomorrow
(Thursday). May 26, at 1 p. mC. in the mortuary
chapel of A. D. Kenworthy 6c Co.. 58W2-04
Ninety-second street S. E.. in Lent. , Friends
Invited. Interment Multnomah cemetery.
BLANCHAED The funeral services of Captain
Lowell D. Blanchard will be held Thursday at
2 o'clock at the Methodist church in Oregon
City. BnriaJ in Mt Scott cemetery. Portland.
Friends invited and all anembera of . the old
Third Oregon. Military funeral.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105
McENTEE EILERM. runeral parlors with all
the privacy of a home. 1 6tb and Everett ata.-
t mure iuihii way ,io v aqc szi-flfl
Bree2e&SnookT.0tt2lmB-'2t54S:
A, K. Zeller Co. pbo..wEmi,
QUoivoR UNDERTAKING CO. Mai 415J
43KCWC3 A-232L Corner Third and Clay.
MEETING NOTICES
W. M.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105
ebyaw);holmm
I WALTER J. HOLMAMi
rtlBD AD SALMON
' MAIN 607
East Side
Funeral Directors
F. 8. DCSNINO, MfC
The Family Sets the Price.""
414 E. Alder ft. Phone East $3
Lerch, Unaertakjer
EAST ELEVENTH AND BAWTHOHNE
PHONE EAST 781
punning & McEntee
Morrison st at 12th.
Broadway 430 Ant B45-S8.
CHAMBERS CO.
Funeral Directors - - ' ' '
ATI the Conveniences of a- Home
Woodlawn 83QI. 248-20 KilHng-worth tn.
R T. BYRNES MS!
01 Williams ave Wood lawn 220.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH MAIN 9
DOWNING Jc aAcNEMAK A 'tmelike pUcc
Moderate in price. lrvington Cm.-tt. , Phone
Eat 54
MILLER it 'cRACfci, Independent funeral di
rectors. Prices as low is 320, 340, $00
Washington at Ella Main 8691. A-7885.
MONUMENTS
106
FREY-FREtHEIT CO.
MARBLE ANi liKAXlTE Mll.VPMli.NTS
1141 MILWAUKIE STREET
Out of tlie High Rent District
Nl'FF SlvD.
i - - --
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS 1
QCALTTY MEMOOIALS
E. THIRD JL PINE STS PHONE E.743 j
FLORISTS
107
lARfiEST RETAIL
FlCrllSTWKSrVTlIP
CRA2SE ACCODUTSSOUCrrET)
2 STOHES
32SMOBlUSOHSt. 34-8 M0W2.TSOH ST.
rOBTLnND XOThL 6ET. DOT 1 TAWt
WikV.. ' 753 MAIL. Z57
Personal attention given ved
iing. reception, tea and table
decorations. Floral tributes
promptly attended to.
SWETLANI 'S FLOWER
SHOP.
Morrison st. bet.- 3d sod 4th.
Tel. Main 41.
And Floral Designs SS
Large Hothouses. No
Branch bursa. Xa
Veara on Murnsoa at
between 4th and 6UL
I el. Main 770.
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's Progressiva Florist"
flowers for All Occasions.
Main 7111! T. C LURE. Mgr. . 6th and Alder.
Japanese Flower Shop
I-nm-an 1 . 1 .11 1. ; l t . . l
. .11.cn ana plants, ana ail Kmns or vegetable
plants. 191 Third st bet Taylor and Yamhill.
JOHN NAl'P & SONS. FLORISTS
South First and Bancroft sts.. biding plants
tanging baskets, vase- arid windo-v boxte filied
lea cnab'e. Phone Aut. 1 837-85.
SABTIN ft FORBES fiorisU. 354 Wash'
ingtOB. Main 269. A 1269. Flowers fog aJJ
occasions srti'ticaCy arranged.
PpftnlA't? FLORAL 8HOP
iJIC Sr 245 Alder. Marshall 6922.
r,BMirvBI N- W. Bank Bidg.
VMUpH 13 6116 331 Morrison
LOST AND FOUND
10S
THE following articles were found on the cars
of the P. It., L. &. P. Co.. May 23:
9 packages. 3 lunch boxes, fountain pen and
Eversharp pencil,- locket, il suit case, 1 hand
bag, 4 pairs' and 2 single gloves, 3 books. 2
letters, battery, scarf, coat, slippers, key. milk
can, horn, hatchet, 2 flags, election notices.
Owners may obtain same I upon proper identifi
cation at First and Alder street station.
TAKEN from the millinery dept of Meier &
Frank's, a package containing the following
articles : 4 yards voile. 2 I yard.4 organdie, 1 box
powder, 2 rolls of Brownie No. 2 films, 1 pair
black silk stockings. Return to M. & Frank's
lost and found, or call lj-S5.
LOST One Platinum bracelet set with' 14 dia
monds. Liberal reward; offered for return.
No questions asked. Return to' 141 Irving st
LOST On Alder st. between. 3d and 5th.
package of yellow organdie, belonging to worth
ing girt Please return 'tru clerk, 518, Meier
Frank crockery dept Wdln. 2231. evenings.
isewara.
LOST Near Rainier or highway, gold watch with
fob and 1ane rintr rcnanl - tiRX7 H'irl
nt.. S. E. J ' -"
LOS T On Council Crest ear. blue silk nm
brella with heavy black crook handle. Large
reward. Call Mar. 2666 or Bdwy. 3210.
LOST Sunday, on Sandy or Craig road, .22
caliber S. & W. revolver. No. 279427: prop
erty of officer: generous reward. Aut. 329-21.
LOST Glasses, Sunday (13th). Empire thea
tre. Grand ave. Aut 230-27. 528 East Harri
son. Reward. i
LOST A gate brooch, engraved mounting. Main
8090. " Valuable to owner as anniversary
gift Reward.
LOST Wrist watch, vicinity Broadway and
. Sandy Blvd. Return Lipman, Wolfe lost
found dept. Reward. i
LOST Indies' black wallet Finder please re
turn by mail to address; found inside. Keep
the money as reward.
FOUND Collie dog; inquire 241 Vi Washing
ton St., Wagner.
LOST 10 lbs, "Uwanta'" kippered salmon. Box
4655. Sellwood si a. 1
FOUND 100 lbs. "Uwant'! kippered cod.. Call
Sell. 554 - I
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200
West's Largest Busuieaa College.
Assures KVJBX URAXrLATai A POSITION.
Aii business courses, including eoaaptogaatgt
training, Kuroll any time day school, night
achooL Write for free catalogue. ta at. neat
Morrison phona Main 690.
THE BEST KVEB
Do yon want to learn a trade! Do yon want
steady, profitable employment If, you do. pick
out any trade you cesire and pay us only half o.
the regular tuition fee. This offer good only to
a limited Dumber of men. DAY and EVENING
CLASSES. APPLY HEMPHILL'S AUTO and
TRACTOR SCHOOLS, the ; only achool of real
shop practice, 707 Hawthorns ave.. Portland.
YOU CAM KA&N TUCK WAT THROUGH
ALISKY BLDQ.. 8L AND MORRISON.
DOUBLE YOUR lUIX.NING POWER
Advertising managers earn from $300) to
$50,000 yearly. Enroll now in our n,bt
class oi modern advertising ana qnatuv tc.r one
of the big positions. Very attractivs rates aad
terms Pacific School of AdvertU'rw. 609 to
09 Railway Exchange bidg. i
BUSINESS housea are eamng tor efficient of flew
help. Qualify to fill one of these positions
by specialising on calculatora, molUgrapb, type
writer or dictating machine. - Thorough and effi
cient training, and the assistance n aecurng a po
aura when qualified. Callan school. 405 Ar
tiamna bidg. Bdwy. 4890.
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE teaches the trade
in 8 wk., tools furnished; some pay. Posi
tions secured. Special rate this nrcntb. Writ
or can Tor particulars. 234; rirst st
SlOl.kat BAKBEK COLLEGE will taacb you
the srade in 8 weeks; receive soma -pay while
learning; prositiona secured. I Ore-rcn ex-service
men receive state aid. W rite cr call tor caia-
logue. 234 Burnslde rt
KOOKY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCY
aaroa free. Frank Iv. Welles former at
state rapt. Mgr., N-W. Bank bidg. Auto. 612-1 S.
MEN. WOMEN, learn barber trade; wages wbiic
learning: positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
expei lence. Oregon Barber College. 233 Msdison.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Begins Bucket's private school; individual
msTrncrton. 1 22 Grand ave. East 427.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY Railway Telegraph in-
stitute, 434 Railway Exchange bidg. Night
eiasew.
WANTED at one. 2 men to learn vulcanising
arm rsqreaqiog a rxawmorno.
TEACHERS A position for you. gee OregotK
WashirurfaMi Teachers' agency, . Ab'Dgton bidg.
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS200
, AT I ATI OK offers
- young men the bast
opportunity for future
business success and
promotion. We furntsb
the best practical avia
tion training (using
land and water planes .
The tuition charge is
reduced through oil
arn-aj-you4earn offer, made possible beeaase
--e ara Curtiss distributors and the largest op
-rating airplane company in the west Address
regon. Washington and Idaho Airplane Co., 314
iiqing bidg.. or Broadway 33. Portland. Or.
ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL
(union are. and Hi
- Over 300 graduates now boldkr a4 poal
nons. Visitors admitted daily at 11 a. a ex
cept Saturday; 13tf-page catalog mailed fraax
OREGON EX-SERVICE MEN
I Receive 825 per month while- attending aenooL
ENROLL m a cusinesa scboo, where students se
cure individual instruction in the major sub
jects sad personsl attention in all subjects, book
keeping, stenographic, calculator, private secre
tarial ccurses offered. Write or call tor inter
view. New term now opening. Oey and eve
ning sessions. Oregon Institute of Technology.
191 ftth St.. Main 0700. local 2.
HELP WANTED MALE 201
For Berry Season
Place your order for berry pickers Tiow so
that we can ship them to you when you are
ready to do picking.
We have fine reports from a number of a
ociations and can quote you going wane wale.
We also furnish all classes of help free to the
jtuployers.
Write Us For Information.
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO..
14 N. .Second St Broadway 2278.
225 PER MONTH the year around averaged
by a nnroner of our lutleomen; young, middle
tged and elderly. Business never better. Ex
:erience unnecessary; cash weekly; big assort
naent guaranteed trees, shrubs and vines. You
'an do what other inexperienced men have done.
Territory all western titaten. Washington Nurbery
''o., Toppenihh, Wanh.
WANTED 50 laborers. Ih'teh work, Eastom
Oregon. Year's work with contract. $5. HO
per' day, board $1. Mtut have own bed and
fay own fare, which will -be refunded at end
f 3 month". Single men only. Write, giving
phone. R-70H. Journal.
SALES MANAGERS AND SOLICITORS
MEN AND WOMEN eiperienced in magazine
work to organize sates force in big premium
campaign: write for particulars. PREMIl'M
SALES DEPARTMENT. 400 4th St. Ssn Fran
ci.co. Cat.
PERMANENT po.itioiu, good pay, 8-hour day,
open shop, linotype operators, pressmen, press
feeders bindery workers. Write or wire Employ-
era' Exchange. Salt Lake City.
WANTED Building mecnanies with Investment;
steady work and share the profits; all invest
ments perured. R-109, Journal.
WANTED Experienced top and trimming man
to run department on liberal commission;
large reliable firm. Z-973. Journal.
WANTED Janitor. Columbia Optical Co.,
145 Oth st.
WANTED A good painter; wages $4 a day.
i " i it aoiu ftip.. ,-M-nn. car.
MEN U eat I'WANTA kippered salmon. Ore
gon Fish & Cold Storage.
WANT bids tor plastering and painting at 15C0
E. Davis.
SALESMEN WANTED
202
SALESMEN wanted tn el our comi lete line
of nursery stock. Outfit free. Cash weekly.
Address E- A. BENNET NUBSEUT CO.. Sahm.
or.
EXPERIENCED real estate salesman with car,
on commission basis. Established ranrteage
loan and ins, corporation. 3O0 Ry. Exch. bidg.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
EXPERIENCED saleswomen for ladies' neck
wear, jewelry and notions. Apply employment
bureau before 10:30 a. m.
L1PMAN. WOLFE & COMPANY
WANTED Experienced aleswomen for randy
department. Must be competent to do buying.
Best of references required. Answer Y-777,
Journal.
SALES MANAGERS AND SOLICITORS
MEN AND WOMEN experienced in magazine
work to organize sales force in big premium
camraign: write for particulars. PREMIUM
SALES DEPARTMENT. 460 4th st. San Fran
cico, Cal.
Experienced Hairdresser
and Manicurist
LIPMAN, WOLFE Jr. CO.
MRS. L. V. SCOTT, lormeriy with the federal
employment service, furnishes competent of
fice women; also woman for all other lines of ia
ployment 829 Henry bidg. Broadway 4537.
GIRL for general housework on ranch adjoin
ing Portland. Ail modern conveniences.
Wdln. 1998.
EXPERIENCED power machine operator wanted
to learn hat and rap making. Fair wages
while you learn. Apply Metropolitan Hat tt Cap
aiig. i o., laiyt za st., aa iioor.
A FEW high lass specialty entertainers and
performers. No amateurs considered. Chester
. ... 1 1 V UUIIUC, AW W1IIIJIIIIA IJ l
WANTED Middle aged lady as hA
eeper;
state wages. J. L. Bowers, 41
Spruce,
i amas. Wash.
YOCNO lady for general house work on farm
Modern conveniences; good home; box 4,
route 1 , Hillsboro, Or.
ANY OIKL in need ot a rnend, apply to the
Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mayfair and
Alexander sts. Phone Main 3450 T-M ear.
WOMEN FOR I.K4HT HOISEKEEPING; NO
I.ACNDRY. 193 N. 23D ST.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 205
YOL'NO man or woman as stenographer and
secretary in return for complete aviation in
struction course. Apply manager, O.-W. A I.
Airplane Co., Bdwy. 33. Iwis & Clark field.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
YOUNG married man, clerical and general ex
perience, wants work: prefer place where ex
ecutive ability and conscientious application to
duties will lead to advancement Y-771, Journal
Phone Tabor 6652 Res. 25 E. 79tit st S.
H. MILLION A SON
CONTRACTORS
SEWERS AND CESSPOOLS
See us. Portland. Or.
GARDENER If you have any garden work or
old lawns made new, cutting or mowing grass,
have it done by experienced men, 05 cents an
hour. Phone Broadway 1715. Edgar H. Kig
gins.
'CARPENTER Estimates given on building, re
pair work; screens made to order. Shop. 13U7
Hawthorne. Tabor 1260.
FOR CEMENT WORK
FIRST CLASS ,ONLY. REASONABLE
RATES. CALL TABOR 1493.
EXPERT accountant-bookkeeper, auditor will give
all or part of time on aet of books, best of
references. X-309, Journal.
OLD lawns fixed up and new ones put la. Also
cement, garden work and digging basements.
Tabor 347P. 24 2 E. 8 nth S
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly practical, extensive
experience, temtmrary or permanent. In or
(int of fity T-774, Journal. ,
EXPERIENCED blacksmith wishes work ac
cetyline welding machine work in camp or
sawmill. George Meyer, 814 E. 9th. .
PLASTERING, cement work and -rnceo ( all
kinds; wa do repair work also; prices iwaaoae
able. Phones East 5584. East 8180.
GET YOUlt PAINTING. oecoraUng and signs be
fore the spring rush; 25 years' experience.
Phone Tabor 266.
CEMENT WORK Satisfaction guaracteed.
R. Putnam. Woodlswn 5241.
PAPERING, painting and tinting, cheap; floors
cleaned and poli-hed. Tabor S25H.
PAINTING and tinting, good clean work. Wood
lawn 8471.
CEMENT work of all kinds, reasonable. Call
Tabor 607O.
ELECTRICIANS. Main 7223. We specialise in
electrically . wiring yosir home. -
GALBREATH. tbe painter. We hang paper
ngtit side up. lowest rate. Woodlawn 1484
WANTED
Excavating and grading, VVoodlswr) 5 3 fi'.
ROOFS PAINTED $20: all work guaranteed.
, Mult. Roofing Co.. Tabor 7127 evenings.
NEAT apperaing young man wants permanent
DRAUGHTSMAN open for engagement, 17 years'
experience. B-731, Journal.
CEMENT work; ail Xinaa. fin alaaa eady.
Sellwood 1.
PLASTERING, chimney and cement work. 109
E. 46th st Tabor 2658.
SCREENS aaade to orer. old screens newiraa.
smomtne aii-xr
ALL kinds of flower boxes made to order. Auto
matic 817-27.
SHIN'GLER Shingling dona right, old or new.
sum. 2 t v-j is.
CARPENTER and coutractor, pHMUirg anything
en the buiiding Hrte Phone Last 866.
SEWER connections, drain Uie, ceaspoold. septic
tanks, eemwnt work. Tabor 8008.
KOOF . reshingling a specialty. Last 1201.'
ftfeek
5
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE 25
iENOCiltAlHY evenings and Sundays bx ap
, point ment- Office ia Broadway bidg. Call
Main 43. - :
WIDOW wishes position aa housekeeper where
' there ara children. Mrs. Tom Smith, den.
DeL, Portland, Or. - - - ,
PIANO teacher icoiorea ; beginners a specialty;
will come to house. - Wood lawn 8480.
LACE CUETAINS, HAND LAUNDERED; 11
! YEARS' EXPERIENCE. EAST 6196.
WOMAN 30, with child, wishes position as
nonseaeeper. t-lie, journal.
TWO ladies wittu to cAjk tot camp of 20 men.
Aut 28-4S.
OKESSMAKLNC. fun relinel. Auto. 624-4K.
DRESSMAKING
256
LVEINO. cleaning, uresaing, dreaamaaing. re-
modeling, reliniog, altera tkirn. skating, rea
sonable prices. . The Cabinet Dressmaking parlors.
424 Morrtws. tiesr llth. Main 1823.
DUESSMAKINO and all kinds of -iilain sewing,
; reasonable. , 188 13th, near Taylor. Main
82.64.
IiIlE3' garments altered and refitted. 1. Reu-
bin. Ud'et' tailor, 408 Buh Jx ljina bidg
DUESSMAKINt; by a woman s institute student
j Call Wdln. 5752. mornings.
iLAIN sewing, embroidery tatting, crocheting.
! 167 llth. Marshall 98.
FAMILY sewing, plain skirt. $2.25.'. 7SH. K.
Mam. Kast (iH2
HEMSTITCHlNti Any color, Se yard; also
scalloping. 2C9 AU-ky bidg. 3d and Morrison.
KXI'KKIKNC KI) drwraater, tailored: re', given,
i Mrs. Honyeliurrh. 5U8 Alder t. Bdwy. 5031.
NURSES
257
EXPERIENCED nun, best of references. Will
take an .afflicted patient -in my home; licht.
airy rooms at,d sleeping porch. Phone Main 1072.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
RATES VERY REASON ABLJC
S-t A WEEK AND UP
MAXWELL HALL
207 FOURTEENTH STREET -PHONE
MAIN 1153.
LINCOLN HOTEL vTi
Very sttractive rooms, single and en suite,
thoroughly modern; congenial atmosphere: de
sirable down town location: tl.SU and up per
night Weekly rates of $5.50 aad up.
HOTEL OHIO
2 FRONT ST.. COR. MADISON
Nice sleeping and housekeeping rooms; hot
and cold waier In every room; automatio eleva
tor; reaaonaoie, . Dy nay or week.
Hotel Conradine Sh
Two blocks north of Washington at Pleasant
rooms and suitea at very reasonable rales by day
or week.
ST.PAUL'HOTELaS
A resppectable downtown hotel. Transients $ 1 up.
Sj cial Rates to Permanent (iuests. "
Broadway Court Apts.
Sleeping room, heat and hot water.
i!45 East
Broadway.
HOTEL OCKLEY
Morrison at Tenth. $1 a day; weekly, $3
and up : free phone and bath; steam beat
EXCEPTIONALLY nice sieening rooms, well fur-
nished. clean, light and airy; close to business
center: rent reasonable.. 33 N. 17th st Broad
way 2640.
HoteSQlenwood 2L?b2Z-
Strictly modern, elevator service, free bath.
SI per day and up. special weekly rates.
EXCEPTIONALLY wel, furnished rooms, very
pleasant and clean, desirable location, walking
distance, $3 a week and up. . 0l3 ft tiluan.
Mar. 347.
HOTEL BAXTER
Furnished or unfurnished housekeeping
sleeping rooms. M. A. car to Albina.
Hillcrest Hotel
733
WASHINGTON
Permanent rooms from $5 up per week.
Ixibby, private phones and baths.
ENON HOTEL
107 H FOURTH
MAIN 715a.
Best dollar-a-day house in town. Ail modern
conveniences. Rates to permanent guests.
455 ALDER, CORNER OF 13TH
NEAT. CLEAN SLKEPING ROOMS: ALSO
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; $3 TO $6 PER
WEEK. BROADWAY 5652.
CLEVENGER HOTEL
4134 Washington at. cor. llth; fl a day,
J4.50 a wk. and up. Fine downtown location.
Hot and cold water, steam heat. ,
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Washington at 13th. Rates by the week,
S3. 50 and up, hot and cold running water, tub
and shower baths.
Well Furnished -Rooms
Steam heat hot and cold water, reasonable
rates. 269 5th st' Main 9375.
WASH1NOTON HOTEL
A few attractive rooms and suites; very rea
sonable ratea by the week or month. 12th and
Washington sts.
HOTEL BARR
112 !. hlXTH. 2 BLOCKS" FROM DEPOT
$1 per day. 35 per week and up.
HOTEL WEST
61 H NORTH
SIXTH
Clean, well furnished rooms, with running
water, 6 Oe per night and up. ;
MODERN, west side, close in, nicely furnished
rooms for 1 or 2 companions, with or with
out board; home comforts. 738 Irving. Mar
shall 8740. '
TOI'RIST HOTEL, 160 First at ' Modern, free
bath, reduced rates, 75c per day up. $4 a
week up. Transient trade solicited. Mrs. M. I.
Walker, pimp
SOME, richly furnished transient rooms being
refitted at special rates to permanent, weekly
or monthly guests. All rooms facing 6tb or
Stt-ark kn,in.H mftinw, 1.' ... . t. . 1
LARGE, pleasant room, suitable for two ; well
furnished, light and clean; moderate rent;
easy walking distance. 333 Oth St.
NICELY furnished upstairs rooms, $4.75 per
week; 2 pleasant front rooms, first floor, each
$25 ler rlionth. 624 E. Morrison. East 1582.
ROOMS $2.50 week: new furniturei newly
papered and painted, free phone.- bath, walk
ing distance. 605 6th at.
LARGE front room and kitcheoetre; also single
rooms; very reasonable; hot water always for
iiatns and isnnnry. "ins r landers rt.
WANTED Young man to share nice room, twin
beds, showers, telephone, reasonable. Office
Y. M. C. A. ,
BRIGHT corner room, suitable for 2 parties em
ployed, also 1 single room, reasonble; walking
diUnc-. Main 84 71. i
FURNISHED room, with gas plate. 489 Jeffer
son. Main 1363. I
FOUU furnished rooms in private house for re
sponsible eonple. 1200 E. Grant at
$1 DAY. $2.50 weea. up; Clean rooms, baths
free. Hotel Cadillac. Third at near Jefferson.
ROOMS for men, 208 E. 33d. Tabor 1323.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY
301
WELL furnished room, pleasant clean: walkinc
distance, with or without meals. 414 Market
t.. cor. llth st - "
FINE LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. MODERN
CONVENIENCE. CLOSE IN. EAST SIDE.
MCE HOME FOR GENTLEMAN EAST 7172.
LARGE ROOM. ATTRACTIVE HOME. WALK
ING DISTANCE, REFINED FAMILY. WEST
SIDE. MARSHALL 8969.
NICE clean room, very cheap, for nice elderly
man. Auto. 622-31. 7930 5H;h ave. 8. E.j
WELL furnished room for rent in private borne,.
gentleman only. 424 Tillamook. Ona
block from Union ave. - i
LARGE ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED, HOUSE
KEEPING PRIVILEGE; WALKING DI3
TANCE. 629 EVERETT. BDWY. 113.
WALKING distance, nicely furnished front room,
suitable for two. ladies or gentlemen; , light,
bath, phone. East 7714. 120 E. l$th.
I HAVE 4 nice newly furnished sleeping rooms
to rent: a real home, restricted district, walk
ing aisiance. rj.at uitis
FRONT ROOM. MODERN COTTAGE. BKA
SONABI.E BENT. ONE OR TWO. 448
TAYLOR ST i
CLEAN, light, airy rooms, large clothes closets,
newly furnished, west side, walking; distance,
769 Hoyt at Phone Marshall 24 86.! "
LIGHT, clean, pleasan. ouLsiue . rrx.ru, . two
windows, clothes closet, free bmth, phone, close
in. $15. 354 Boss st.. East 4256. j
LOVELY room with private family; borne privt
leges; ref. " 266 N. 21st Bdwy. 4715.
LARGE. AIRY. CLEAN FRONT ROOM. FAC
ING PARK AND HILL. BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
MAK. 1761. 4SO PARK ST,
PLEASANT furnished room, walking distance, 1
block 2 earlines. outside entrance. $$ per wk.
East 2505. ( . .'.
NEAT COZY ROOM. C. 8. LADY. KITCHfiN
PRIVn.E;ES IF DESIRED. MAIN 2897.
FURNISHED rooms, phone and bath for gentle
man. ia ltn rt puone r.at 1W7 1
TWO ncia rooms in lovely noma, sultabla for
ladies or gentlemen. East 77. - i
LARGE, pleasantly furnished room for Udiea
in privata family. 715 E. Bamiiide.
C1JAN cosy aleetnng room In very nice modern
Lome; walking distance. Eaat 4942. i
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY 301
A NEAT furnished room, line neighborhood,
walking distance, all conveniences with privi
legs of kitchen ; suitable (or lady - employed.
Phone Marshall 18K6.
SUITE of elegantly fumislied rooms for i or 8
gentlemen; also 2 single rooms. Rath, phone,
centrally located. 406 2d st bet. Harrison and
Hall. . .
2 ROOMS. $10 and $12, in a, refined home.
84 N. 21st st cor. of Everett, Notrjfill. 1
block from Washington. Walking distance,' large
lawn and flowers. Bdwy. 8 (too.
WASTKIi lteiiited man- wtio can appreciate
unuMutlly nice room. Mar. 17K. I
ROOM AND BOARD
302
Park View HoCeE c'r.T.
'Coder new management, rooms wilh or without
board; transient meals served; ratea by day or
month. ...
7" fl IE ALBINA IIOTEI, 24 A I.'bTnA 8TT
Rooms, with or without board, close to the
mills and industries of the east side; ratea very
reasonable. East 8150
THE HAZEL
385 THIRD ST
MAIN 70B4
Select residential tiotel. strictly modern. - ah
outside rooms, moderate ratea.
LARGE sunny roomsbreakfiC-dinn
able. 161 N. 23d It Marshall 8374.
ROOMS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY
303
Do You Want a Home?
lrvingtnti. rlegatit room-.. xcil.nt biisrd.
laundry pritilcse, gtrag. near carline. East
0645 - L-
LARGE airy room, liome cooking suitable for
1 or 2 gentieman. : home privileges, near
Broadway bridge, phone East 4433 or ctjl 35
lirrahee st;
81'ITK "f elegantly newly tarnished rooms for
2 or 3 geutlt men ; 1m two sinsle rorius; bath,
gas. centrally l.satisL 406 Second st, t.t.
Il.srrison end Hall.
BEST --of care given small children; day or hour;
private home. Auto. 529 02. 726 Everett t.
WILL board childrrn In pnvate home. Call
Aut I 7-30
ROOM, wilh two meals, In jui modern bTTme.
single beds. Main (1KB.
REFINED gentlrman can hare room with board
in uri.at.' tain.lv . hi.mr jtrivitfg-.- Kat- 'Site's
ROOM aud boariT nTulerri nouie, i block 11
C. car. , Tabor 12.19.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED 304
$3 PER WEEK and up. or monthly ratea for
the very best, cleanest and comfortable fur
nished H. K. rooms in the city for the money;
close in, west side. goid clewn neighborhood.
These rooms are well ventilated, very cool in
summer. Rooms must be seen to be appre
ciated. They are not trash or dirty. Just the
place where working people can save money on
rent Deimonte. 167 tttout t. hk block 8.
of 20th and Wash.
DESIRABLE 2 room suite. modrn well" fuf
nished. newly painted and very clean, easy
walking distance, reasonable rent. 293 Mont
gomery, corner of 5th. -
CITY VIEW hotel, good, clean housekeeping
rooms, suitable for couple, or also bach, lorj
quarters. 202 Union are., 1 block south of
Hawthorne ave.
VERY nice 2 room suite with slee;Hng iircli, also
2 pleasant sleeping rooms and sepamtt aleep
inc porch: easy walking distance; moderate rent
655 Washington.
anoF Hotel 4Mhor
rrlson.
8t
H. K. and sleeping rooms. Low rates hr the
week, clean, quiet and homelike. Mariliall 280S,
$4 WEEK, furnished fi. h. imTteri;uitiblrfor
single men. every convenience; hot water st
all hours; baths free Cadillac hotel. 3d Dear
Jeffercn.
$3 WEEK, furnished II. K. suites, clean, large
rooms, bay windows, evtry convenience, hot
water at all hours; save car fare. Hotel Cadil
lac. 3d near Jefferson.
FCRNISII LT housekeeping rooms. light. Tiot
wster and heat $2. per month. Near Bth
and Washington. Call Wiley Bdwy. 200 or
Main K1XII after 7 p. m.
3 NICE, rooms, immaculately clean, south west
side Fulton Park neighborhood,-, with or with
out garage; telephone, lights, water, etc., fur
nished very reasonable. Marsnail 1204.
BELLINCHAM apts., housekeeping and sleeping
rooms, rates reasonable. 421 E. Morrison
st, cor. Oth.
TWO large furnished housekeeping rooms uhfirst
floor, private entrance, large porch and lawn;
rent reasonable. Will lams ave. car; adults only.
O'-tll Vancouver ave. -, -
ONE 2-rooiu suite, crean ami well furnished; de
sirable location, easy walking distance; family
with small children preferred; reasonable rent.
47 i olnmma, comer 14th..
2 H. hZ rooms, neat snif clean, best location,
drapes ivory woodwork, running water - and
ranges. 101 Park at..
CLEAN H. K. rooms, with kitchenette, hot and
-cold water and lights; walking distance; sum
mer ratea. 83 North ,21st st.
TWO furnished housekeeping : rooms and one
single housekeeping room, electric lights in
cluded; newly furnished. 4-ri2 K. Couch near ftth.
CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms irneajp;
electric light, running water, bath, free phone,
473 E. Burnslde at 0th. East 6055. .
FOR BENT" One large sunny si njie HK.
room, modern, $0 week. 233 Main. Main
6276.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms at tor.. Park
and Salmon. Imjuire Nobby Cleaners, 856 H
8almonst. Msin4306? , . .
TWO furnished. 2 unfurnished. ! furnished suite.
kitchenette, electric lights, very reasonable, Phane
Broadway 135.
NICE housekeeping room, near Broadway; refer
ences. Water and lights. Phone E-t 7usi
ONE ROOM and kitchenette; 2 mum suite on
first floor, well furnished and clean; desirable
locatipn, close in, reasonable. 195 16lli at.
FURNISHED H. K. apartments, with sleeping
porch; also garage. 331' 14th at Phona
Main 5156.
NEAT clean, II. K. rooms, free lights-, water
and phone, from 3 to $4.50 per week. Five
minutes walk l center of town. 812 . Clay it
2 TWO-ROOM hou-ekeeping apartments, newly
furnished, clean, use surrounding, walking
distance, reasonable. 468 loth st Main 786
8 FURNISHED H. K. rooms, including aa.
' electricity, water, phone and heat, $35 month.
Phone East 5407 or call 545 fi. Union ave.
HOUSEKEEPING room and fa-nt-died room.
847 Mi-souri, corner of Shaver. Phone Wood
ewn 1310.
ONE and two rooms, furnished h. k.. low rent
Walking distance; gentlemen preferred.. 215
iiiii, corner mr-i.
FURNISHED iront 2-room h.k. su le. Call Siiii-
uayswei nay, omcr aays roorums's or alter O
rt m a 9 t !. A .1.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms in suites.
coeap renL, nice ana clean. usj atn st.
housekeeping room, $4 per week. 23
1 urn st.
13 DAYS' STORAGE FREE
We move yon for less. Broadwsy 244S.
FOlt RENT-Tr2-room furnished apartment;
ei-jn iiiiik iwcnisneo. n tiassaio.
ONE neat, clean, furnished H. K. apt. on 21
FURNISHED l. K. JroJma, $1.73 a week and
iioor, tacing pane. 4H4 Park st.
r.irvinc mno. e?a 1R1 at.
FURNISHED 11. K. rooms $3.50 per week and
up. wasiitngton st
WELL furnished outside single II K. and IV
ing room at 14 Grand ave. NJ. East 7451
FOR RENT Two light housekeepiilgToolria
near, ano clean; sin. r. 4 llth st.
SEE clean, convenient and reasonable rent rooms
28 Stjnton st $1.75 to $5 weekly.
.HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
" UNFURNISHED 305
Hotel Royal
MORRIHoS
AT V. -i ii tun
onvenlent If. K. rooms. $4 a week up; sleeiiing
rooms 9 1 per qay. as a weea up. t lose in
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY 306
IUVINGToN Two large rooms with kitchen
ette, large yard, rosea, porch, on gronnd floor;
no children; suitable for two adults only. Must
be quiet people; $40. includes . phone, lights.
waver, neat. r.esi saw.
ATTRACTIVE front suite "of room., fireplace.
electric ugtii. gas plate, etc. ; also a front
room with kitchen privileges, garage.- Tabor
niiov. n. aiorruon.
11. K. ROOM, 1 person, Hht rooking, gas and
laundry inemded. walking distance; reasonable.
464 East Oak. Eat 8657.
$30 THREE modern furnished IL K. rooms,
including light heat, gas and Water. Adults,
Sell. 1000. 843 Haig .
TWO convenient H. K. rooms, light phone, gas,
bath and laundry. Nice for two girls. Walk
ing dirts nee East 4962.
ONE very large .modern H, K. room, with
kitchenette. Between Jefferson and Mam. Close
m. Walking distance. 249 13th st.
$20 TWO connecting IL K. rooms, bath and
electric. Call 651 E. Morrison.
LARGE living room arranged for housekeeping.
254 Union ave. N. Tabor 9333.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 307
TWO ftivi 4 room furni&liea mi. ft'rivsw baLbT
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 307
Buena Vista
434 l.4i:iIIS0V
Main lO.'.J
Three room strictly modern furnished apis . ne:
papered in tapestry; (ilisl bathrooms and 011 1
side kitchens. S65. AdnfU oiily.
8USHMARK. Washington" Vt.." corner" 17th' --
t'ompletrtj furiiih.il I risiio imi-ldr aiiart
mrnts, S23 per month and up, includtua bath.
gas, electririly, telephone, strain beat Broi
way 54 1
THE EDENHOLM 'IV, SS
2 and 3 room apts.; heat, light and telephone.
Private baths, walking distance. S25 to S33 per
month. .1
TWO lnii and kitulicnctie In 1rriiitii, i it
eluding light, Ilea t . gas, hoi water And phon;
separate enlraiict; East 4H52 TU0 E.
I(riwa
Sunnysidlel Apartnucnts
One furnished aisiirtmeiit for rent... Tshor
ONE lwu-nui apL,i excepiKiiially well fur
n 1 lied and strictly modern; desirable location,
HI minutes' walk Irom buiiirss unur. faK.Aii.
H.n5llallst. NUin 775
EI.A BORAT ELY fuTniVhed-'6 r.ms in diiiTict
house, west side, with ihe 1110-t "wmiilrrtul
riew in the city, walking distance, nni t : see 111
M'l'reciate; reference; I 1 ft jwr mo. Main IJ'.'K, '
King ABbert Apartrnsnti
1 fu tiiiKhrd 1
iinfurnKti1. t rict Iv nnl' m.
ultj tmlli, rlft-Htor.
r Itr Mniii uomt ry . M nin H ..
ESbridsre Aots.
. . c9 - - - u-
Taa and three room spts., tlmroochly i-lcsried
aud newly decorated. 274 N. 21sl. Bdwy. iT.Ui,
1 1IE H TANKIEI.lir 201 IM lli"ri;i! M "
Mslcrn 2 r.x.m apti.. light, neat, ilinee.
tnrgs lawn. $22.50
Nice basement apt S2H.
Mam TK1I2
CONVENIENT, front (apt. downstairs. Children
allowed. Rents f(r $25 to parly hn him
.mall amount of furniture Including .lng nu-
chins li.i.i Ererelt. .( , cor. 'JOth
TW rix.m aparinienti wilii dres-ing riMiiii, iiew y
pais-rcd ami painted, first floor, rltat en.
trance, large lao, ;t:.. 4hU Jetfersjli. Main
1363.
THE J Kr'l-KR.Si INI AN ,Tn in iA"vTrj i;'j si 1 V
Attract-ivjt 3 t'Stm Miite, lsre airy rooiiis, le
CBBIry reinjatrd, it ipiil ronreiih-iices, lummer
rates. Adtilfs only ;s-v walking distance;
Nlf'EI Y furnished 2 1 room apartments, $30
$42-50; private phone each apartment; ad
only. tints 'In Apt., 4tli and Lincoln.
0 In
u!t
THE AI.TAtllT A PA II 1X1 l:sTst
oth and t olleic. j ct.xni-steri: 3
Al'.o 3 lo m at. l'-t'f .lone.
risim apt.
$25 Til REE Isrse furnished "room
la rtmeiitJ
to 2 7 Lit,
542 East 27tli at
Richmond s-ar
one block south
THE LILLIAN
Two and three rooms, modern, large and airy.
STltlt IMS and h( hwitfiiriniirin nf-M eier"
Frank, 'all WilcviBdwv 20U or Main Mian
m ft 7 n n.
I'ORTNoMAH 4 r.w.nis. tiardwiasl ll.s.rs. walk"
ing distance, adults; nicely furnyhed ami
clean 2011 East 1.1th. IMione East 4270.
tion and modern conveniences. ' 3110 Jeller-
stm. j
iFTTlOO.M apart.men Z a r"uea nd 1" m a ) l",
nice and clean, wulVinj dintanre, no childten.
reasooaoic. 01V r.. yin si r.ast idi;,
"'i'IIE7iRO"VRl ISI (illl)Vl.ll HT
1 and 2 room, wrl.i furnished : rates $12 to
a. lu- month ri.one iiri
HO.'iH
Fl.'KNIhllK.lY Al"i.. 'Wjiil In t' and cold 1
pniale bath, for 2 adults only; close In.
Ilss.alo m. corner 7 r ki
d cold water.
isa In 4 4.1
it., corner 7rh
WEST SIliE. 3 rts-.m. ilean aiit'. elcc
, lights
gisid furniture ; second Dixit, reasonable, ".'id
Tliiirman and 2lli
FINE apt. lor rent, n
llcely furnishrd, piano, fire-
place. everything
Bdwy 47.
fui-iu-lii J. :,I14 Oliaan,
THE ELMS
1 A I
FOI'llTKKNTII
I.OSK IN.
TllllKE ROOM ATT.
II E 81 KE to see tloe clean and htrtit apts ;
strictly nimlem: furnished and 1 unfurnished;
price rca-tiiah. -Bdwy. 207 1.
ui a i i : a i ("TtiTi .ITf fX'i a T:
M'Miern 2 and 3 rimt apart incuts. fJimishcd.
Hates. 414 St.
ItiHiM apurtinent, iflean. coinpletely luinuilTciC
iMi Vi Ixmilisnt stl Coliiinliia till.
F7u RENf 3 room f urn lehr-ifa I rt men I aiiii
Its rase, fjnee In. 4 75 E Everett st
'lK 7k KLEY -aissrl'iiielila;" Bl7T rt'iuiy I'iace7tii '
3 rooni fnrni-hed fritt apartment Mar. I!r,ii.
l.'MON AVE ail KilhiiK woitu
eomHi'te, concrete i huildtng
JI Ail
11
m-iii-., wilh hath, isalkliiu tli.-
tance. $'.' month. i 4110 Itoss st lit 4U72.
FOR RENT I and 2 room hirni hd "apart
ment . I 2JV 1 4lti "t , m ar Washiiigtin
3 ROflM apt, " clean, " compl'-tely ftirnl.lisd.
I 6M0 'i Iximbard stj t'ol. 017.
FI'RMSIIED aid. for rein, I sr s. 14th st.
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED 30S
PORTNOilAil a-rix.ni ground floor aistilrnent.
$35, adults, walking disiaiu t. :ou Last l.lili.
Phone East 4 270. i
2 ItTlOM apt. wismI,
ler nio. 4 2 N. 2
ligtt, water 'furnisiied, $20
st st. Mar. 411 1 2.
WHY pay cr Itrnl
Nice 2 risoii aiits., $5 ui.
54 5 H Washington si. I4.lv . ,34 40
FLATS FURNISHED
309
$25 GOOD, couiloittahle
jut ordinary luniiture;
Side; water paid. M. S
4 i rtsun uiwr flat;
clo.e to ctir; Lst
Cobb, 028 Chamber
of Commerce.
-t-
WEI. I. -FURNISHED 3 room ila. siricilv md
ern, intute ht'i. n first fl'aor. Walking di-
tance $4Q. B8 fith 1st. .
TVVO 3-4 room ntiHlem flats, iiifettly furnished.
53 Mi 60th at MoiitavlHa car. $12, $18, $22
month. ' I
FIVE room mislerti furnished flat, $'jrTnciiid
ing gnrtmge and water. - MI3 Vi Williams are.
F"UI t N I l'l '' 11 E "f or s ie . $ 5 r. " Vf r ( h ,"ii,s, i ei, t ,
$30, downtown (iwnrr, East 27118.
5' 1KMIM apartment J no oTijertiifii lo 1 or 2
rhildrcn. In'inir-1 at 1.167 llsvi'liorne ate,
8 RtMJ.M modern fat, prlrata Imtli, ruiiple eul
ployisl. no children. Sell, 24 12.
FLATS UNFURNISHED 310
LARGE lower
condition; fint
gas range; $4 0.
Marshall 3978.
flatl. 5 rooms, ha lb; good
view; nice lawn, heat, water,
061 Front, cu(, Lowell are.
4-ltOOM lower flat, i furnished -or uijfurnishe.lT
740 MinnoU are. LV.t 5378 or W ool-
lawnJ121. L '
IRVINGTON district, j room mislern upper flsT
ga heater, range, I ice const, furnace, ntm.f
Unted. $40. E.t 7504.
Fi.AT lor rent, gas,
riate In banuienW
west atde
vlectiit ily, umt range, fur
Impure 301) Hherinan al-(
5 II MOM nio.l.ni fl.i
It ; rent t 'M) .
furuiUu'e
ssle rcesonahle
Main ,14 9.
VACANT JUNE I - 4 room upji-r fiat, modern
,HrtO and Belinnntj Talorl 1)6.1.
3 ROOM flat with garage, I nion near Kuvo );
adults. East 2l!irj
6 ROOM modern ti..t.. noar Montaomery Hai3
plant. Itrosdwsy 1137. "
HOUSES UNFURNISHED 3 1 1
ATLAS TRANSFER. & STOl'A'-K CO.
Piano and fiimltur moving. So dayi' tree
storave on all hoii.jho)d giesls oolil our nvw .
wtreliuiise 1. filled i 104 N 5U st Phoua
Broadwsy 1207
I'Oll I.EVT Ten loom houe. electro ily, gas.
hath, 785 Kelly el., went side; S. P. far to
Coruett and Gibba. j Cal at houae ot ptioua
Aut. 5 DM12. " J
FOR RENT 3-rooiij coiisac and trsis, fruit
trees, 2 blocks of car and at'erw, 30 Dilmitca
tirltj, Rent$ 1 .. Call Ka.t J'-: J
FOrT It EN 1-1 llaM ti.mJ story liou.e, 7Ci
2 large families; near O VV. R. ft. slmie. ; It us.
sel) ami Albina ate. 'Owner, Main 1M61. or
Ea-t 6933 j -
ELm "fllAMSFKlt A K'i'fR AGK s
1$ Days Storage t ree.
Ft ml tn re moved for less Bdwy 244a.
5 AN1) 4 risom -ottavs. electricity sim! a','1 go4
e- nditi'in, yard, wr-t side. Phone Itroads-sy
4439. Key at 7481 Vaughrpist
7 ltK)M lio.i-c, aili'siile for
O.M hoi-, aili'stiuf for rooming hot;
1 ooritlition: yard; West Side. ph
avl 44H!i. K4j at 7 16 Vaughn t
KKS3 c
Broalwayl
ona
S BOO Mi house with bath, gas sod electricity.
for rent. 115 Revere at.. $20 per inmiiU.
Henry W. G'slhr.1. (243 8tark t.
liill RENT,
Small eottsge at iMultooinah station; osrJal
furvia'hed ;' water, gas, etc". I'lHmv Mer. 24 I
FINE 5 ROOM BUNGALOW FOR KENT;
CLOSE TO FRANKLIN HIGH l Hihiu
S416 37TII AVE H. E
FOR RENT, 3 room hoii.e. lot jOilOO, incluii.-s
sitef tall Tabor 2wlMi,
$12 50 3-rs,iu hioise wltii sleeping pore
Tioga st. Wt Johns.
WHY i'AV $3.50 ftir rwo men roott your
furniture iwe wotl for $2.75 Mir '.'.90.
K move furniture I off a -e rjoaiieiusa lot
$10. For fiirtiier inforn,atlrm. Main 6Z90
FOlt RENT 6 ro,ai house at 111 SLrplirni
st Call Ant 633-74.
foiT
i
RENT Seven; room house. Impure at
817 Willamette PJIvd. Cor. 'Killtngsworth.
ItOi iM modern lffoii,pnt fionie, $00.
Last
8421.
FfHt RENT 7 room nnslern
houe.
080 I'
Harri.on at. Ant ! 212 Ml).
FOR RF:NT 4 rfia cottaa-e, on
HouJ IL 1st
Caruihers and SlMr1dan sta.
i
ROOM cottage, newly papered
$25
4')J
4th st. Key at rear cottage.
MoVE I I A N HFOH t
MAIN 620.