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SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 1821. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON. 13 ALLEGED FEMININE BLUEBEARD DENIED RELEASE ON BAIL Twin Falls, Idaho, June 18, -(I. 1ST. S.) Application for the release on bond of Mrs. Lyda Eva Southard, alleged feminine ?Bluebeard,M held for trial on the charge of having murdered Edward Meyer, her fourth husband, was made In probate court here today by W. p. Guthrie, her chief counsel. C Judge O. P. Duval! heard arguments upon the 'motion and this afternoon de clined to order her release on bond. The court held that as the case had gone to the district court application must be made there. Guthrie, arguing tn support of hr re lease on bond, declared that the prisoner is ill, that, tt is no fault ef hers that the state is not ready for trial and that it. would be an injustjce for her to re main in 'JaJ.1 until the September term of court, as she is now ready to pro ceed with 'her case. . . Attorneys for Mrs. Southard also filed suit today azainst the Idaho State Life Insurance company for the collection Of 110,000 alleged to be due on the Jife in surance policy of Meyer. , Collection of this policy furnishes the motive alleged by the state for the mur der of Meyer and attorneys for -the Insurance company have been eooperat -mi.il niN-io in trie preparation of the case against Mrs. Southard. . Mrs. Southard is taking what she terms the "rest cure In jail. Only her mother, Mrs. Trueblood. visited her for any lengrth of time. Kven her husband and father were with her for but a few minutes. All other visitors were barred. Here Is Struggling Author With $5000 . Rent Sign on Him By Westarook Fegkr United New,. BUff Correspondent' New York, June 18. Gene Pelmar'a moist, warm hand feels like a fist full of bread poultice. It has never worked and if Gene can rent himself out for $5000 a year as the polite companion of man or woman it never will know, the feel of a plckhandle. ! ' Gene .- Delmar la one of the literary boys rrom Greenwich Village, where he was living his life In his own way when he, met and married Miss Vita Jvuna Cariaga, 21, a tiny brunette with the kind of smile that used to causa wara He is tall and pallid -and languid,-his blue serge suit Is spotted and his black hair -dawdles down his -jawbones like the sideburns of a movie butler. Gene thinks his sort of companionship is worth $5000 to anyone who can appro elate his type of Intellect. . He has been "writing things" down in the village for about a year, but has never had a line published not even a "Job wanted ad -Now Gene's little wide haa a job in a Broadway music publisher's office and Gene spends his hours In the anteroom with her waiting for applicants to come and pay. down 12500 to his wife as the f'irst installment and take him away on air months trial." V - . . TJje. queer! part of this pair is that the mean it. She thinks Gene's grand to be sacrificing and willing to expose his life ot luxury ; and idleness for a year for her sweet sake. Gene thinks l-he'B quite a martyr. Chemists Say New Volstead Measure Is Blow at Industry By Herbert W. Walker Washington, June 18. (U. P.)-The supplemental prohibition of Representa tive Volstead, whleh already has en countered strong and unexpected opposi tion in the house, mat a "chemical war fare barrage" today. Representatives i of i the American Chemical society charged In communi cations to the house rules committee that the chemical industry "is threatened with destruction" by Volstead's measure. Objections of the chemists are directed at those sections of the bill which were designed "to hit the manufacture of medicinal preparations' which can be . a 11..,.... .nK.HhiU. As thes result of the Increasing ooob- - ultton to some features of the bill, the rules' -committee virtually has decided to refuse Volstead's request for a rule w hich would , jam his measure through the house - without the opportunity for amendment. . - -i ' ; i Meanwhile numerous brewers are de manding that the prohibition commis sioner allow them to sell medicinal beer under the Palmer ruling. The first sec tion of the Volstead supplement knocks out this ruling by absolutely prohibiting the prescription of beer Eotariansrto Hold First Picnic Friday; Hayden Site Backed :'. - ', " - t Vancouver, Wash.,- June IS. The Ro tary club Friday decided to hold its first t picnic . next Friday, gathering at the Wilde Motor Car company building for the trip. - ::i ' Friday's meeting was given over to discussion of friendship, with a talk by Ben Scovell, who served as an enter- tainer overseas during the war. He will, by special invitation, attend the picnic. Clement Scott spoke on .the progress being made toward winning the 1925 fair for the Hayden island site. The Rotarl ans pledged pupport. l v - L.T. Davis, Pioneer Of '46, Dies at 83 - McMinnvllle, Or., June J8. Levi T. Davis, a pioneer of 1846, died at his ' home here Wednesday, aged 83. la the early history of this county Davis rn- vented a combined :: : harvester and thresher, which did successful work, but for want of sufficient financial backing t the machine was never manufactured in quantity. This was years before the present perfected machines came on the market, or even the Marsh harvester, on wpich two men rode and bound the grain by hand. Marriage Incenses ......7 Vancouver. Wsh., iune 18. Marriage licenses, were issued Friday to Glenn ,.. Sweeting, 45, Seaside, and Edith Houk, 38, Centralla, Wash. ; Ernest O, Perry, 23, "and Monique Veit, 19, Vancouver ; Fred A- Dal or, 25, and Alice Johnson, 18, Portland; William T. Harlan, 2, and- Hasel May Wallace, 20, Vancou . ver; John Harvey Knox, 36, and Mrs. Matilda G. Butterldge, 27, Portland. Soldiers Called to Watch Incendiary Fires at Princeton (By United Kews Princeton. June 18. Soldiers are pa trolling the streets of Princeton and guarding the buildings . of Princeton university, some of which contain ci entiflc possessions of great value, to prevent further outbreaks of Incendiary fires, seven of which during Thursday and Friday kept the city , in alarm. Additional fire equipment I has been brought ' from Trenton and the local trucks were kept standing outside the stations to save time in making runs. While firemen were v working on house and barn," which despite their efforts were completely r destroyed Thursday night, another fire broke out on the opposite side of the city, where a house was destroyed. Shortly after, a barn and garage were ignited, but saved by firemen, J . ES RECLAMATION BILL Washington. June 3 8. WASH INGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR NAL.) Senator ,McNary believes that reclamation ) legislation along the lines of the McNary-Smith bill is assured as a result of assurances received from President Harding at the White House! conference when he accompanied Western governors to call on the president, " Harding's statement was to the effect that he approved the Principles of the bill and that hfa ylsltors were at liberty to say that he is with them in the ef forts that are being made- to procure this legislation. Word to this effect from the president will be of : decided value in the fight that must be made In congress. ' . It Is expected that there will be little, if any. opposition based on hostility to the general features of the bill, but that it will be said that the nation's finances do not permit such a large initial ex penditure for something that can be postponed. The bill authorises 8250, 000.000 to swing the perpetual revolving fund into motion. : There may also be opposition from the South because drain age projects are not included within the scope of the bill, j Senator McNary, chairman of the reclamation- committee pf the senate, and Representative Addison T. Smith of Ida ho will lead the fight. They will urge action at the present session. If this, is not successful, it is understood 'the presi dent will take up the subject in a special message at the regular session which will begin in December and put the ad ministration directly behind it. Rhetorical Shades, Hear Ye! Lamp This Latest) of : Violets Chicago. June 18. (I. N. S.) "Pretty Peggy" Joyce, Broadway's "poor little rich girl, had her Inning in court Fri day. James Stanley Joyce, the husband, who showered her with Jewels and fabu lous gifts, was scored as a shrinking violet by th brook of his' miHldns," by Peggy's counsel, Charles H Cuttle, as a resume of the hearing on her petition for $120,000 a year alimony and 100,t00 counsel fees. s ' Cuttle branded Joyce as a "slacker," attacked his war j record in detail and denounced his character. His charge to the court was a bitter denunciation of the manner in which Joyce had wooed and won Peggy, j Previously Alfred S. Austrian, chief Of Joyce's counsel, had j excluded r his arraignment of the young woman. ' He called Peggy a "violet-eyed spider," who Insidiously spun her web of deception. . :. s s ' ; -., .- "A golden-haired butterfly," he termed her, winging her way from one honest person to another, taking from each all they had to give." The judge will decide how much Peggy is to be awarded on or before July 8. He will also decide, on next Wednesday, whether "Broadway's gilded butterfly" must come to Chicago, for examination on the witness stand by attorneys for her young millionaire hus band. J. Stanley Joyce. Tourist Travel to Yellowstqne Park May Break Record j , Crowds-attending the opening of .Yel lowstone national park Monday will probably be larger than during any pre vious opening "and the travel to the Pa cific coast wilt be correspondingly large; says A. 'D. .Charlton, general passenger agent for the Northern Pacific railway system, who received advice this morn ing that train No. 1 of the Northern Pa cific left St Paul Friday in three sec tions , with every coach full. Charlton says that more than 7a per cent of the tickets purchased for trips to Yellow stone park call for trips to Pacific coast points. He says that this large move ment early in the-year Is a guarantee of a heavy tourist travel to the Pacific Northwest this season. - 7T2arriges. Birtbs.Dca1hs. MARRIAGE LICENSES v 1 OCR GIFT "TO THB JUKB BRIDE - Before you order your wedding anncmneemeeta aad eardm. vixit THt CHSTOPA PBJC8S. A request for aamnlea entitle yea to 50 beau tiful calling carda , ia aa eagraved effect, free of charge. BROADWAT AT TATLOB WEDDING ANl VLSIT1NU CAB1 KNURAVEHS W:q SMITrT "XV St Worsen Bid. Chentar E. Woodruff, least. SaUm, and Helen G. Moore, legal. 1001 East Salmon. T. H. Swint, 18. 921 East Olisan, aad Marie Miller, 17, 1851 East Hrrwm. Frank E. Moore, legal. 206 Broadway, and Marian F. Jimnky, 18. 833 Grand aye. Claud H. Gate. 20, 7. Buchtal are., and Louhs B. Krugrr. 18, Bit East 19th. N. ' Abraham SarhiaUa, 33, 494 Broadway, aad Takouhar igheeiaa, 18, 448 HtU. ; Iwia Carbarina, 80, 891 Clinton, and Anna Barett. lecal. 295 Eaat RvrwlL Harry W. Kayser, legal. 208 North 20th, aad Haul R- Moon. 18. 888 Ererett. -Joseph A. Spellman, 28, 62 Kearney, and Anna Newaroosky. 18, 788 Johnson. O. Earl Middleton, legal, 637 Marlon, and Batherine N. V oiler, legal, 1774 East 11th. Ales Lsonisoa, i legal. Chehalis, Waal)., and Minnie Robinson. 18 650 East 74th. Darid H. Perry, legal. Seattle, aad Euay e Bellner, 18, Portland. Glenn Dale Reane. legal. 313 t9tb N., and Testa Merit Brownell, 18, 4978 4 2d are. 8. E. John N. Wilson, legal. 444 East 41st. and Bertha U. Gearbart. 477 East 4 1st. Frank E. Strellman, legal. 6504 5 7th are. S. K.. and Helen U. DeweU. 7118 83d tee. Cheater Fiaher, legal. 462 28th Ji.. and Florenoa L. Srade, 1. 931 87th N. Abram K Paul, 25, city, and Lorraine B. 8imon. letral, 766 Glisan. Frank E. Wihwn. 26, 790 Missouri are., and Daisy A. Barton. 18, 888 Madiaoa. HARDING APPROV marriage licenses ,L Albert J. Wyatt. legal, 836 E. 10th, and Verm K. Gordon, 18, city. - Charles L. GUI. Itcal, VTUUrd . hotel, and Ire n Arnold, Benson hotel. - v . P. B. Coder, legal, 404 Marguerite, and Baa S. Smith. Is, -910 Frances. Lowell g. Crsbtrea, 19, 410 Grand are., gnd Bertha Romaine. 17. 1J83 Esst Kslmon. BIRTHS REYNOI .i)h -To Mr. and Mrs. Edison Reyn olds. 9 E- Slat, Jnno 11, a daughter. FCKJIJA To Mr. and lira. A. Foglia. 897 E. S4tH, June 7. s eon. BHEUNKS To Mr. and Mra. W. B. Breanfg, See 1 th. 0 1 1. a dansMer. : SLA TON To Mr. and Mra. A- H. Slaton. 609 Shprratt, June J 5. s daoghti, , . , CLABT To Mr. and Mr. B." U Clary, 1591 K. 8th, Jena 13. dahu. rrTTJI To Mr. and Mrs. Wni. H. Fltts, T08 - K. 8Tth Jne 12, a daoehter. r ALTMAH To Mr. and Mrs. C. AJtnun, $90 , Williama, lan 1 3. daochtrr. . ' ANDKHSON To Mr. and Mrv Jfo. H. Ander- eon. 82 P. 69th, Jane 13, a deeghter. FRAME To Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Frame, 1407 Burn re. Jane 12, a aon. ' I. KB To Mr. and Mra. W. Leo. 81 N. 4th. Jane B. a daoehtar. . ' BENSON .! Mr. and Mra. W. O. Beaaon, 1478 PI Ankrar, Jnno 9., a ann. : DEATHS CHAMBURIjAIN Wm. D. Chamberlain, 834 Korhy, June 18, 88 r"5 aorina pectwria. ROBBINB Iw A. Robhina. I'atton llame. Jan X5, 78 arniHtjr. ;. KEWKLL Klla Mar Newell, 1039 Hawthorne,' Jnna 18. 87 yaara; apopleir. HAREIMAN Keith C .Hariman, 105 Floral, Jane 16, 17 jwere: ndocarditia. MATES Wai. John UU. 378 & 48th. June 17. 1 month: eryirfpelaa. f KBICHB8KV Solomon Krirheaky,' 433 Wasco, June 18, 93 years; inanition. BRTANT-Wohn P. Bryant. 49214 K, J Burn side, Jnne 15. 53 yeara; oirpinoma. i STEVENSON Jaanie M. Steremon, Emanuel 'hoarrftal, June 13, 47 year: earcinoisa. MIIJJiR Jacob Miller, St. Vincent'a hospital June 16, 51 yean; Mptiormia. .. FITZSIMMONS-Joa. J. FlUNiinunoaa, 806 E. Int. June 15, 69 yrars; cerebral apoi)My. . Gt'NKTKR Karl Oonster, Kmersency hoapital, Juno 1 S, 4 1 yeara: anphyxie. - a REKD Ray R. Reed. 118 B, 83d, Juno 14. 42 rirs; paresia. i"RA.VZK.i tieorgm Tranaen. 894 Taylor, Jnae It. 4 8 jwaws strana-nlation by hanging. NEW TODAY FLUFF RUGS Iroaa old eaipata, woolen ctoOrtna. raa rasa, att alxta; country buH rdera dea prompt attentioai SMttreaMe, feaihe sulowa reaerated. Send let sookJet, . Carpet Cleaning UifM tmaat eqnlpvea earoet etoas retitttsc worka in euto of Onsoa. 178 B. UneoJa Bt 9x19 Bos Steaja deased 1JW MATTRESSES Old mattreaaea made over like new. Separate eompletely equipped mattreaa factory, WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO. MAIN OmCI 84-80 TJWIOH AVE. W. Bast Mil 2877 Caet 8989 A The Impro.red Kaofl Ballt to End ore." The tnprsTtd eonstrnction nwkaa a BEPIMADE a better, more aubataBtial building at no greater cost t you. , RKDIMADES are the best built aeeUonal naildings built i the Pacific eoait Flrat-elass Hoeaes, Garages for Ies. Erected in Portland Practical to (hip. Redlmade Bid jr. Ce Portland, Or. E. 1 1th and Market. Phone K. . 81 14. Downtown aales office Commonwealth bid., 6th and Ankcay. Phone Broadway 4335. NEW RUGS Bewweea from old earpeta aava one hair , oat a ordinary earpeta. Our flmlt ruga are vatvaty. dnxabia aad arUataa. ' Gaaraateed to wees, FLUFF RUGS NORTHWEST RUG CO. The eldest and beet nuhnied faetefji, V Fluff and rag roga woen all aiaea: av pete refitted; 9xL8 rasa (team riMm' 81.60 We eaU fe aad 4aUrea, 188 E. Eighth St. Phone East 3BSO SHIPYARD WOOD FOR SALE A So. 1 Shipyard 'Weed $.8 Cord (In 3 ft. lengths 2 or 3 cord lota) 1 X Bo. 1 Shipyard Wood 87.99 Load (16-tnch lengths cord) A JTe. 1 first Growth Cordwood 886 Cord ' V (In 3 cord lots) ? Above prices effective within 3mlle circle, except Portland Heights, yvhich is 50c a cord additional; outsider mile circle, 25c per mile extra. , f Shipyard Wood Co. it Baratlde Phone Bdwy. 98C LADIES, SAVE! YOUR OLD ftuas AND CARPETS; HAVE US MAKE THEM INTO NEW, EASILY CLEANED FLUFF RUGS VOU WILL NEVER REO.RET THE CHANGE PORTLAND RUG CO. JCARPET CLEANING, 8IZINQ and REFITTING 187Z-74 E. 17TH fcT. ; SELLWOOD 3622 FLUFF. RUfiS (.:. Made Prom AU Kinds ef Old Cerpeta On 8x10 Fluff Rug. . 818.0O On 9u Fluff Ru $ 440 ' OREGON FLUFF RUG CO. 1984 E. 8tar 8L ; - , Tehee 7314 SPECIAL NOTICES 101 NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION DISTRICT BOX Da i Notice Is hereby girea that sealed proposals will be received until the 24th day of Jane A. IX. 1U21. at the hoar of 2 o'clock ta the after noon, for the purchase of fifteen thousand dol lars worth of bonds of the Enterprise Irrigation district of Klamath county Or. Said bonds are to draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent pet annum, payable semi-annually upon the first day or July ana u tint aay or - January e aaea year untU the maturity of said bonds, 8aid prbpoeala will be receired by the board af directors of said irrigatioa district, and ahoold be directed to the secretary of the Enterprise Irrigation District, ear of Fred D. Sletahef. Lornua building. Klamath Falls, Or. Ill board a directora reserve tae right to taejet any aw all bids offered. ' G. i. HTLTARD,. ; Secretary of. the Board of Diractocs of Enterprise' Irrigation Digtwet THE PORTLAND BRIDGE A BDILDtNO CO. - haa been reorganised and is located at 328 Worcester bldg.. pbone Main 7904, and u ready to bid on any construction work in 4U una, wnicn is uii same as tnc lormer company. MEETING NOTICES 102 NOTICE to aa Knights of Pythias a nnuai auaurim sarricea te oe aeiq Sunday, june auto, at 2 :3tf p. ns. in Pythian Bldg., Aaditorinm, West Park end 1'smhill sta. All members, fami lies and friends inrited. Everybody dime, eigneo. joint i oramutee. ANCHOR NO. 3, AUXILIARY TO HARBOft 17. will hold their regular social Saturday evening, june is, a3-Zi intmoer el Cora, marcs. All members of both orders oordlaUy in. eited to come. Cards and ref reahmenta. kMUUk.M JkiVVk.itk aceciaiM. buttons. auaisas, Jaege Bros,. 131-133 iA St. mmmm MEETING NOTICES 103 LADIES AND GVStLEMKXl You are aU inrited to go en a rirer xewioa, cieea by tlie Wram of Mooaehaert Legioo, on the boat Swan, oa Bandar. June 1 9. Boat lea Tea foot of Yamhill at. at 9:30 a. m. Ketuma at 7:80 p. m . Dancing all day lone. Tickets $1, in cluding war as and dancing prinlege. Ceene with ns ana have a good time. DANCING at Moose hall .er Tud;i Thar. .1.- 1 . 1 J f.n. w suw . mala,, lii,i't , m . Cool hall. Butterfield, aonga; Fraup orcheatra. DEATH NOTICES 103 t-L I1KULSKR la thia city, June 18, Leeeaao B., aged 87 years, late qf 1140 MaryUnd see., hoabaad of Miaeonra A. Parkhteey. fattier of ' Rose 8. of Portland. Clarence D. f Cald well, Idaho, Mra. Vella E. Joaea of La Urande. Or., , Mra, Helen B- JJenient of Lenox, Idaho, and Mra. Mildred M. Pitcher of Hillsboro Or. The remains are .at ; IHnley'a mortuary, Slonfc- gomery at 5th. St Wife of funeral hereafter. Si' A Mi's At the reaidenee; 198 W. meiB aC rnday, June 17, Abrahaai, aged 74 yeara; hasbaeid of Mra. lxU Mtampa. father of Maud, William L., and Charles K., all of Portland. Funeral aerricea will be held at 2 p. m. Mon day, June 20, at the chapel of Chambers Co.. 2 18 250 KillingHworth. The body will be placed m s tbk at the jortlanj crrmatcriutn BUT it In thia city, June' 18, Doa Carloa Boyd!, ee4 . 88 yeara, Paneta.1 notice later. Re mains at the rendeatial. parlora of stiller A Treeey. RATH At hi law rewdence. 8S0 Long -are.. ; Ben J. Rath, age 44 yeara.. The remain are St the funeral parlor of A. P. Kenworthy A t o.. 680i!-0 2d at. 8- K., in lnU. BER.VAR& Juno 1 8, Charles Bernard, aged R8 yeara, at reaiclenoe, near Meaeerton, or. K maina are at McEntee A ' Eilera' parlora, ltitb ana cveretf ata, runerai notice Later. WnjJiY In thi"eity, Jane 18. Mat. P. WU ley. aged 40 yeara; late of 1314 East Madiaon et : The remains are at riniey'a mortuary. Mont gomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. V FUNERAL NOTICES 1104 UCNKXKH In thia city, June IS. Karl Gun- atar. aaed at vmm. lata of 818 Lombard st. : boaband of Etta, M. Canater, son of Dr.l and Mrs. P. F. tiunstcr and brother of Helen M. of Portland and Df. S'rascia Ounater of Corrallis,' Or. The remaina will lie in atate between 9 and 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, June 20. et The Auditorium, where the funeral eerrioee will be held at 10 o'clock. Friends inrited. Con cluding aereice Motuit Scott cemetery. J. P. Kinley A Son, directora.. - - UANrVK.--In thia city, June 17, Lawrence Harmeman Hansen, aged 34 . yeara, husband of Dina Hanaen. Ute of 343 W N. 23d at.; fa ther of Lillie sad Harry Hansen; brother et Mrs. Jennie Bundquist. Ralph and Henry Hansen, all of thia etty ; Hans Hansen, Minneapoha, Minn. Faneral aerricea will be conducted Mon day, Jane 20. at 2 p. nv. from Peanona under taking parlora. Burst li at Union. Friends in rited. Interment Rose City cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 103 &S0N , (WALTER J. HOLMAN) THIRD AND SALMON MAIN 607 East Side .: - . Funeral Directors T. S. DtTKNINO. INa "The Family SeU the Price.' 414 B. Alder St. Phone East S3 Lerclt, Undertaker BAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORJfB PHOXE EAST 781 Dunning fk McEntee' , Morruon at. at 12th Broadway 430. Ant. 645 68. " CHAMBERS CO. - Vuneral Directora. . AS the Conrenlcnces of a Bona Woodlawn 8S08. 248-250 Killmrsrworth are. McENTEE It EILEHS. tunerat parlors with all the privacy of borne, 16th and Everett eta. Phone Broadway Z133. Ant. 621-83. MILLER A 1 RACEX, independent faneral di rectora. Prieaa aa low aa 820. 840. $60. wa.mngton at n.iia. axain s9i. Aut. o7S-oa a It DI X C3 ESTABLISHMENT 901 WiHiams Ate. Woodlawn 220 FJNLEY'S MORTUARY MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. ' MAIN t D0Vli4J A McXtMAH A homelike "elaci: Moderate In ppcea. . Irrmeton district. . Pbooe A, RZel!er Co. Pbone East 1088. 31Lrra tnflnBRlAKINU CO. Main 4162 aACWeS A-2321. Corner Third and Clay. Breeze&Snook ,.4 MONUMENTS 106 FRET-EREIHEIT CO. MARBLE AND GRAN 1TB MONUMENTS 1141 MILWAUKEE STREET v Out of the High Rent District, r "NUFP SED. i . ; OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WOBKS CIOALTTT TTEMaSUALS E. THIRD PINE STS. PHONE CT43 FLORISTS 107 IlrifTrtTflfTAlL 2 STOU.ES V 52S MCmHISOHST. 348HOC3iTSCniSti Smith's Flower Shop : "Portland' Progregslre nolt' Flowers for All Occasions. Mala T219. T. C LUKE. Mgr. 9h and Alder. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. fV.rieU. 354 Wash ington. Main 269. A-1269. .lowers f or all oecanons artistically arranged. FLO SAL SHOP C S 249 Alder. MsrslisU 8923 LOST AND FOUND I0S TH E following articles were found on cars of the Portland Railway. Light A Power Co., June 16. 1921: 13 umbrellas. 2 handsaws. 1 purse, 2 pins, 1 suitcase; 8 packages. 2 pairs gloves, s Ducaeta or lara, axe, coaaa, Dox paints, abstract of title, blow torch, ebeck book key, single glore, fountain pen top. Owners may ehtain same upon proper identification at First antf Aider street station. LOST Friday, raid link bracelet, between Main atreet and Meier A Frank 'a Communicate with Mise Bess Young, .Meier A Frank glare counter. STRAYED Friday from 6518 63d at. S. E., a BoAton bull pup with St. Vitus dahce.; Pbone ol-24: reward. LOST Gold- nugget breast "pin. between west tide Morrison bridge te hut 'l.t it b Ward. .Phone East 2081, LOST A platinum bracelet est with little dia monds and blue sapphtrea. Qood reward of fered. CaU Mam Z050 LOST A platinum bracelet, , set with little diamonds and blue s&pohirea. Good reward of fered. Mam ZU50. LOST Gent's leather pouch containing between 845 and 850 in eurrener. Finder nleaaa leave at journal ottiot. ' Keceire reward LOST- Large goldea collie dog,' Anpwere to name of Prince. License 2026. Tabor 6924. Reward. LOST 1 lb. of "Cwanta" kippered salmon. seiiwooa 994. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 2 On OsTClSTaABJ TOU wAT'tBSDUGaf ' ALI3EY BLDG.. 8L AND MOBRISO. MODEBVN BOLHbhJi COLLEUK teacsm the traOa la 9 ergs., toola furaisbcd: scute pay. f oss eous seen reo. e penal rate this soooln. Write or- call tor rsrtic-main. 24 First rt 11IGU fcCHvHjL girls wbo soeciaUze with aa in the Office Appliance classes will receive larger salaries and also our cooperation m secuxinc po loons, t alien Scnool, 400 Artisans bldg. KOCEX MOCKTAief TEACHERS' AciEJCI tarou . tree. t rank at. Wellea former asst. State sup.. -Mgr.. N-W. Bank bMg. Auto. 811-18. MEN. WOMEN, iearn barber Uede; wagea while learning: positions guaranteed. Mer. 22 seers experience, Oregon Barber College, 233 Midison, I liAVE an opening in class for 4 girls to learn mnltigTaphing and will assist hcm ta peti tions when qualified. 4" Arti?n bldg. EAST S1D COliMEBClAL SCHOOL Mise Begins Buckel'a private school; individual trrtrortion. 122 4 Grand ave. East 427. LEARN TELEGRAPHY Railway Telegraph la st! tu tat. a Hajiwa w..k.--- aldav Juigat BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 ' VHT BE OUT OF A JOB OB WOKS AT AN UKDERPAID POSITION! Call at Cnioa ara aad Wsaoa et. ane Mas leet't Battirday, at 11 a. as., er write for free catalog No. 4. It will aot cost you aaything to find oat how we hare helped oer BOO graduates to good positions. We can help you, too. AINJOA AUTO AVIATION SCHOOL Special Inducements to Ex Serrics Men. sieouoeq nsres jone a to Pept. 1 west's I ersail Music VoUege. aJkttk WtLaALAaSi A fUSMTIUJS. achooL Write tor (raw ca alogaev U eA, saornaoa paowe Mans ww. ; EARN 38 TO 8 IO PER DAT Lean AnLomobila. Trautor. Batten- am Twlrasv izing businesa. We teach the only successful metnoa. usy and terming cisssae au summer. Oregon ex service meat Toe state paya your en bra tuition fee, Special low rates. . Tour credit is good, if yo a are short of money. Hemphill's Aata and Tractor Schools. T07 Hawthorne are.. ENROLL m a easiness sehees where atadeata ee care individual instruction in the major sub jects aa4 personal a tteatioB is all fohiecta. hoohr keeping, stenograuhie; . celcolator. private secra tsrul courses offered, . Writ or rati for later view. w term now opening. Oey and eve. Bing , sessions. Oregon Inctitutw of Techacloay, 1 ITS ft , HIW nivv, iocs 1 9. MOLER BABBEK C0LLEG8, wtU taaca yo the tiada in 8 weeks: receive some Ear while learning; proaitions seeored. Onyoa ei-aervics aiea receiva state sio. wrn cr call lor cata. inc. 24 Burplde St. HELP WANTED MALE 201 WANTED Salesman, experience an, necessary. to handle household .necessities. Every house a prospect. If yoa possess ordinary intelligence and can talk English yon can qoslify. Come up and let me show you bow to make some quick money. Call from 2 to S p. sa., room 312, 227 Vfc wash. OtTf'Wii" manager who is capable of aasumint entire responsibility of a traasportatioD com pany's office. Must .be able to assume entire charge of full set of " books and famish surety bond. We prefer a manager who will become interested la the company. Apply 498 Wet BamsMlp REPRESENTATIVE for each Oregon and Wafth ington city. Start businesa without capital. Call at once. Clean, wide-awake men only. Something new. Stafford, Kits hotel. AN ENERGETIC single young man with selling ability to join oar sales organization, prepared to leare city-today. Pbone Mr. ChrisUnsea for sppointment. Marshal leo, HUSTIR with 8600 to help finance -wood - healing: long boars but big profits; your money secured by my truck. Strictly 50-50 proposition. Agents lay oft. Ji-b73, joumaL WANTED Young mea a news acsctg on rail road train. Small cash pona. cole newt Co.. 146 N. 10th St. FIRST CLASS sheet metal worker, s!m youae man win some expenenee in snee meuu work. J. J. Bayer, 2Q4 Market et. WANTED Parties who are interested In 11m lean land or desire information. Bee R. E. ti. Julian,. 752 Vancouver ave. Auto. 316-06. WANTED First-class suckermaa. 'Alply at once, BOO Lewis ojdg. SHEET metal woraers and tinners wanted. Ap ply Gunther-King Co. MAN to wheel sand. Apply ia person' alter p.. m. 718 Bandy wn WANTED Blacksmith. 64 6 FrontT SALESMEN WANTED 202 viiT"A K.iLEMANkt 'Who haa ontential ability and will gyro yon honest and constructive order producing effort. Then write B-130, Journal, ' TWO neat appearing aaWmen for business dis trict: good seller; good commission. ttu room f, Madras hotel. AGENTS WANTED 203 LIVE PROPOSITION Man with Ford, souae thing new; business of your own; Oregon or Waahington. .Rita hotel, room 202. AGENTS wantcoj Benedict Hunttlf Co.. lbb E. 87th st. N., Portland, ut. HELP WANTED FE MAEEee204 EXPERIENCED girl loosing for office position should recuter with ns as wa are Daring more ealH tbsn usual for the girls that are inex perienced ws are offering a practical office ap pliance coarse in typing, dictating machine, cal culator or multigrapb and assist them ia secur ing positions when qualified. , r : , nii.H'1 (u-HOOL. ' 405 Artisans Bldg.. Broadway at Oak. WASTED An elderly woman to care lor little girl and assist with light wow. tam or write 04 Benton st. ' - . ' ' . ANY GIUL hi used of a mend, apply tw the Salvation Army Baacwa Boms, Mayfair aad Alexander sta. pnone sasni ear. WANTED A woman for general housework; no washing; references. Phone vOin. oj8. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251 Grading and Excavating Day or contract; durapwscons and teams for hire by tne nay. main one 6HINGLER and earpenter, 16 ears ia Port- land; estimates jurnuiiea. pem 1101. erkly. Wdla. TOONG MAN, five years' experience, wishes position, as sa lesman. van jcene city, r 909, Journal, PAINTING AND TINTING IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES. BJtASUAAUBi. YIUll. 3326. VAHL BKOS. CARPENTER -Estimates given oa building and renair work: screens made to order; 1367 Hawthorne. Tanor lzeo WANTED. By middleaged man, position as day or night clerk in rooming house; reliabla and not afraid of work. M-T37. journal IF YOD want a real driver, one who will deliver the gooda aay or-uuuu. j oays a wees, write EX-373, Journal. M-i J I t ar vrvs a u as u GKEENHOUSE MAN, yeara ot experience. winU WOrK. X-fwTO alPUmaiL, SKWER connections, cesspools, drain, tile eep- a.: a, wav.wlr T.kae filaAtt 11C W B(l l.BIHCUt woia, w.uv """J PAINTING and" kilso mining, . 33 a room up. O. W. Bice. CZI-qa. PLUMBING, repair ahop. Phone Main 738, 167 first st. u. traeoier. BASEMENTS. GRADING, GEN'L TEAMING Contract or Day Work. Ant 622-35. ELECTRICIANS, Main 7228. We specialize ia electrically wiring your home. GALBREA TH. the painter. We hang paper right side up, lowest rata. - woodlawn 1484. PAINTING and tinting, work guaranteed. Rea sonable prices. Auto. CEMENT work; all kUMU. - first class only. Sellwood 818. " - SCREENS made to order, old screens rewireo. Automsrio 317-37. CARPENTER sad eontraetor. lobbing snytbini in the -building Una. Pbone East 6s6. PLUMBING done very reasonable by the job or by the hour. Aut. 285-51. WILL do your cement work si reasonable price, Wdln. ELDERLY man wants work aa day or night watchman., Phone Main 2222. CARPENTER, jobbing, Dutch kitchen and buf fet work a specialty. Columbia 1450..-' PAPERING, painting and tinting, cheap ; floors cleaned snd polished. Tabor 6Z6. PAINTING and ' tinting, good clean work. Call Woodlswh 8471 ; ' BRICKLAYER; buildings, boilers, fireplaces anything In brick work. East ezz. WILL do painting and tinting ia eachange for , - . i a a i uscq car. ras i ow. SCREENS made to order, eld screens Automatic 817-87. ' J rewired. CEMENT WORK Satisfaction guaranteed.. K. Putnam, Woodlawn 6341. - HOUSE painted, 350-395; rooms tinted, 31 35; papering, 35c rolL Woodlawn 6084. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 EXPERIENCED tmstworuy lady wishes house eleaniDg, wasning, outer wera. Good work guaranteed. Woodlawn sso. RELIABLE womaa will earn for children after npoa or evening. References. Phone Tabor 71. LACE. SCBIV AN L IsABQUISETTB CCR TAINS, DRAPERIES. DONE CP LIKB NEW. WILL CALU EAST. 6518. HIGH school girl wants office work; can take dictation. Call Sellwood 1769. HOUSEWORK by the hour er day, neat work guaranteed. Phone Tabor 7633. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 255 DRESSMAKING 258 DYEING, cleaning. : pressing, dims leaiaa. re modeling, yalinioa. altaratioaa, pleslrae. rea sonable prices. The Cabinet Di eusatsking parlora, 424 Morri-rm. wi 11th. Msta 1635. ' RICHMOND FASHION SHOP Dainty summer dresses to order, reasonable prices: alterations and refitting. 1120 Division st. Tabor aoiz. HEMSTITCHING Any eolor, 8c yard; also scal loping. 209 Alisky bldg., 3d and 'Morrison. EXPERIENCED dressmaker by day or at home. Reasonable. Woodlawn 2685. NURSES 257 EXPERIENCED nurse will take patient In my home ; light, airy roams aad aleepiBX porch. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 300 R'jivl&HEb Kl.EfeW.VG Itooila " MODERN CONTE-MKMCKS v 84 A WEEK AND UP viAXWELLr HALL " 30T FOTJRTEEHTH STREET , '. PHONB MAIM 1183 Lincoln Hotel At ilS Very attraetivs rooms, single end ea suite, thoroughly modern; : congenial atmosphere; de sirabla down-town locatiun; 31.50 and. up per night. Weekly rates of 85-60 and tip. Hotel Royal AND EAST THIRD ' H. K. and aUeping rooms 81 per da. 83 per week aad an. All modern conveniences Walking distance. , HOTEL FRANKLIN WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH Rates by the week. 93.50 and up. hot and cold running water, tub and shower bathsr Jefferson Hotel 823 Modern, well furnished rooms, pleasant lobby and autooistio elevator. 80c-76e a tught and up. Special weekly rates. TOURIST HOTEL Modern, free bath, reduced rates, 75c per day and up. 34 a week and up. Transient trade so Bcted, Mrs. M. t. Welker. proprietor. ; Hotel Conracline IInt Two blocks north of Washington et. Pleasant rooms and suites at very reasonable rate by the day or week, HOTEL OHIO 266 FRONT ST.. COR. MADISOW Nice sleeping and housekeeping rooms; hot and cold water is every room i aufaomatia ele eator; reasonable, by day or wesa. - - V ; HOTEL BARR i 113 N, SIXTH, 2 BLOCKS FROM DEPOT. 31 per nay, 35 per week and up. 453 ALDER CORNER OF 18TH NEAT, CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. 1 ALSO HOl'SEKEEPlNtJ ROOMS, 93. TO 36 PER WEEK. BROADWAY 6652. Wei! Furnished Rooms Steam beat, hot and cold water, reasonable rases. 269 H Fifth -4- Main 0375. ENON HOTEL "'Jm. Beet dollar a day house- ia town. All modern conveniences. - Rates to permanent guests. HOTEL CADILLAC Third St., Near Veffersoa 75a a day, 82.60 week np. tllean. .comfortable rooms; bath free; hot water alj honra. ; THE MAPLE I Rooms 84 per week and up." Hot and cold water in each room; attio oonv 38 per month. 80 N. 17th st. ONE sleeping porch and . one very pleasant aleeping room; also completely furnished one and two-room apt; all well furnished and vpot lessly clean; reasonable. ' 665 Washington St. Sargent Hotel fLt HouiekeepiBX and aleeping rooms. St. Paul Hotel ISO FODBTH CORNER ALOER A respectable down-town hotel. Transients 81 up Special rates to permanent gueeta. SOME richly furnished transient rooms being refitted at specisl rates to permanent, weeklv or monthly guests. -- AU rooms facing 6th or fBisra st.. business section, fcmprcas hotel. HOTEL OCKLEY Morrison at Tenth. 31 a day: weekly, 3S aad up; ireo pnone and patn; steam heat. ' WASHINGTON HOTEL A few attrscti.e rooms and suites; very .rea- sonanie rates oy toe weea or month, livx and Wssbington sta. ONE sleening porch and one very pleasant sleep ing room; also completely furnished one and two-room apt. . All well furnished and spot lessly clean; reasonable. - 655 Washington at. SEAL lie LL1.X turuishad front rooms in - mvely home. Mahogany furniture, silk drap eries, running water in each room. - Large sitting room arid porch. 82 1 ljtth st. M sin 431 CLEVENiiEH HOTEL 413H Washington st.. cor. 11th. $1 a day. a.ou a week ana up: fine downtown (oca turn hot and eold water; steam heat. ! Hiilcrest Hotel Ti3 WASHINGTON Permanent rooms from 86 up par weak. IvoDDy. private pnones and baths. WA8HINGTUN HOTEL j A few attraetivs rooms and suites: very re Ronable rates by the week or month. 12 th and Washington sts. - - - HOTEL MEDFORD ' 120 No. Fifth. corner Glisan st. Steam beat, bot, cold water; free bath, 75c a day np; sa weea np. rnrate mm room, st week up. Hotel Qlenwood :J Strictly modern, elevator .service, free bath, $1 per day and op. ttpeetal weekly rates. FRONT attic sleepmic oom. well furnished, light and clean, electric, bghta, very reason able, -loxe irl. 185 16th st., comer Tsrlor. FRONT room with porch, newly papered, new furniture, f 3 per week, walking distance. 605 6th st. Phone Main 8880. ' FURNIH11ED room and unfurnished, i Reaaoo- sble rent. 144 E. Water at. ; ' LARGE, cheerful rooms, modern; use of piano. 821 6th at. FURNISHED ROOMS ! PRIVATE FAMILY ! 301 LADY with good home will keep boarders or will care for children, A place where father and mother caa board and room, 658 N. 23d St. Main 2695. i 2 NICK SLEEPING ROOMS. 4 PER WEEK, WALKING DISTANCE; CORNER 1 HARRI SON AND BROADWAY. 394 BROADWAY. COUNTRY home within the city, give every comfort to two business gentlemen or man gnd wife; meals if desired; all kinds f rait, fresh eggs. Tsbor ns7? LOVELY rooms, that wiU rarely pleaae; use of sitting room also; Duainesa men prnterred. ITS 74th St., comer Alder. Call Tabor 8072 evenings-or F-ZMg, Journal. BEAUTIFULLY furnished ' large room, private bath, in refined home, restricted district: large lawn; walking distance. . a4 N. 2 let oor. Everett. ! CLEAN, comfortable, room in C, S. home, auu aoio tor two isaiea or genuenteg, wtta or without meals. 414 Market St., cor. 1 1 th. NICELY furnisned front room In modern home, 1 block from MV car; breakfast if ; preferred. Tabor 7737. LARGE, "clean, wall furnished rooms, phone and natn, warning oisianoe. eroaaway 853 Hoyt at. J VERY fien tnodern furnished room, suitable for one or two; no other roomers; close in. 785 E, Hrosdwsy. LARGE ploasant room, 4 windows modern, free bath, phone; cioae in. 3 blocks south of Hawthorne eve. 454 E. -Merit et snd 8th. LARGE, clean, airy room, suitable for 1, 2 or 3 persons; rent reasonable. 253 N., 21st sC Phone Aut. 531-08. ' ! CLEAN, pleasant furnished room, walking dis tance; 1 block 2 carlines; outside entrance; gentleman employed ; only 83 week. East 250a. TWO large, airy, attractics rounis, modern house, two blacks S. 8- ear: special privileges; piano; ttse or aitcnen.- r.en o-t34 BLEEPING room, suitable for 1. Ugbt. .clean, - airy, 2d floor, close to bath; nse or phooe. 129 lata ., net. mub. snd Aider sta. CLEAN, airy aleeping room. Vs. block S. Al berta st. 1027 E. 7th. LARGE, pleasant front room or 2, ia private dome. 614 Mslsey st. tast 0788 SLEEPING rooms 63.50 week up, "modern Home. an ismhiii st. WELL furnished room in pnvsts family for 2 - men. References.; Wdln. 8698. ' PLEA WANT sleeping room lor twjt Mat. 2515 42H - m;ii t. ROOM AND BOARD 302 - NORTON I A HOTEL ELEVENTH OFF WASHINGTON 1 Portland' high; claag downtown residential hotel - !. We give yea the comforts of borne, i American and curopesa plsn. states reasonable. Park View Hotel coJ.weit rjader new management, rooms with or without board transient saeaia aarved; rates , by day or month. LARGE rooms ia private borne, walking distance. West bide; use o4 pisso; ref. Mar. 2669. bum tuns. ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 303 WILL GIVE "room and care to eluld between 2 and 5 years old oa fans hear Portland. Phone 382-1 H. PLEASANT room. 2" meals if desired; close to car shops, 772 Quiaby, between 23d, and ZSUl. SUt ROOM and board. clo.e in, quiet private , bomel iud a,, itn at. cast wuas WILL GIVE best of care to child. 2 to 5 years; elose in. Can give good ret. East 7396 CHILDREN boarded in a private home. 365 Halsey. neer Union ave. pnene S3i ni tARGE "pleasant rooms, good board, garage. home pnnieges. stain 7Q3 ft'RNISUED room with board near 2" earUaes; mea prelerred, kau auw e--t. - , : FOR RENT KOOM5 AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY ' 303 3 SINGLE furnished rooms.'' close la, excellent board, pnvaut family. Men preferred. 4V Benton st, Ksat 2700. WANTED To eare for one or two children na. der S yesra; mother's rare. Call SellsroosJ 2671 or write 1118 E. Kelly st. , TERT fine largs room, good board, good far age, switeblo for two; near Mantavllla ear- Hne. 6 7 let St. N. Tabor 836. BOOM AND BOARD for two in Swedish family. All home nrivileeae. Two blocks from Funny side ear at E. 80ln. Ola K. Alder. It 8437 NINE rooms "for" one or two. AUn 2 -mkle roooM, eleaa and in walking distance board ing it dcHired. 1T Marshau. FlNE board and reno, in desirable home: close to nunnyaide and Hawthorne ear, - Inquire st inou r.ui Tsylor su neer sitn. HAVE 3 large rooms with double beds suits We for 2 couples or single -men; bosrd if detiired; also gsrage. East 4776 or R74 E. Coiirh. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS , FURNISHED 304 CLEAN .pleasant 11, K. room, modern conven iences, ore location, walking distance, 820, tncktsire; also . slewing room with kitchen privileges, suitable for working womaa, 813, u f.s.t lotb. Kat 4 0O4 EXtiKpTliAL" two a "'Uli., "Urge" j,hl front rooms. charmingly famished. If yoa desire something' differrnt from those m-uilly found, sea these ia the Nob H01 district, i 3H ttlissn -street - - ' tXCEITlONAL 2 room auiie . large clean rooms, well furnisbed. . bay window, parlor- lemii. davenport, kitchen cabinet etc. ; also pleasant room wiUt kitchenette; moderate rent. . 141 Lnwnsdale. cor. 18th and Alder. WHITE liouso rooms, single furaUhed boused keeping, alt outside rooms; ntoe quiet piaee; genUemea preferred; walking dtstaace; low rent. 215 Mill st.. corner 1st. VEKY pleaaant two-room suite, mtdnn. nicely furnished, newly painted and very elnea.- Easy wilking dir-Unce; reaspnable tent 9a Mont gomery, corner of BihJ ' VERT pleasant 3 room euite; large, clean rooms, : well furnished with all conveniences; desira ble locatioa; rent very reasonable. SOT Market St., between 6th snd 6th- in. rUBNISHED housekeeping rooms, light, water, - phone and gas for Cooking furnished; summer rates. 843' 10th St., comer Market, after Sunday. i- VERY.MOE (root room oa first' floor, eiery thing furnished, running water in room; auit able for two; deairable locstkra. walking distanea. f)4B td at. MsrsftsU 2S. ' MANOR HOTELcoVXu4 "H. &. and slaeptnt rooms. Iw rates by the week. Clean, qntet and homelike. Mar. ."ua. Z ROOM Silts., well . furnished, modern, ligbt ana .ciean; also pleasant aismung room; aesir able location, close ia; summer prioss. IBS 13th cor. Morrison, ltd wy.-4 ST a 8 AND 4 ROOM ' basement apts., running water, azv ana fa per mo.; also s room Bpstairs apt., 80. No objections to children. Also sieerung room. B otn St. K. H. K K IMS. hot and cold running wajfcar, free phone, especially r leant new ni nage ment, reasonable rates; no objection to children. hn 1st at. N., Z-blocks oft Wsshtngton. FOR RENT 2 furnished IL K. rooms. Newly calcimined; close" ia and walking distance; 1 Vi biks. south of Hawthorne ear. . 810 E. 8th. Eat 4T3Z 2 LARGE rooms and kitchenette on 1st floor; exceptionally pleasant and reasonable; also 1 single room. Automatic 618-18. 601 Harrison, 2 blocks from 14th and Montgomery. ONE LOVELY ROOM AND KITCHEN, MEAR CITY PARK, HAI.B BLOCK FKOM .CAR. VERY REASONABLE. PHONE MAIN 4278. PARK AVE.. 768. CLEAN 2 and i loom H. K. aparlmenU cheap; water, elect, llgiits bath and pbone free. Children welcome. 935 E. Morrison at IT to. East 8723. - I TWO large front rooms, first floor, 830; front room and kitchenette. 8..U; single rooms, II & Hot water always for baths and laundry. 65! Flsndera rt. t TWO nice singla housekeeping rooms with gae ana electricity lurnisbed, 68.0(1 end 84. AO per, week; walking distance. 801 17 th. our. i. oiunims, tan noue. TWO attio rooms, 2 large - front housekeeping rooms, first floor; 2 large front housekeeping rooms upstairs, 1 large housekeeping room, --j 117 ISth st north." Bdwy. 8838. ' VERY pleasant housekeeping rooms, simile and en suite; large, outside rooms with running water; well furnished aad convenient; easy wsik rng uisisnce; rent reasonania. - zi ism sr. HOColfKEEl'ING rooms cheap, block to car line; iree water; ugni, puune ana isunnry ronvenirnces. Also front sleeping room, i 200 t.ranain ave, ONE housekeeping i suite, everything furnished. neat and clean; very reasonable; 1 front room, housekeeping privilege, reasonable. 870 Broad- wey. "iil'kAPLfc : r 30 N. 17th st. off Washington: large 2 room suite also single room, with kitchenette; hot ana cohj water in eacn apu CLEAN, single and; double housekeeping roonu, running water, electricity, phone, bath, laundrj trays, adults, close i in. 806 12th st 1 TWO large, clean, furnished front h. k. rooms. electricity, oatti, range, sink, walking distance. 211 Sherman st. Marshall 229S. THREE uiely lurnisbed h. k. rooms in private home, suitable for working girls, reasonable.' Bell. ?uz. FOR RENT 1 large lurnlshed room and kitchen. running water; ivary . pieaaant aad desirable. 42t vm otn at. FURNISHED housekeeping room for rut; also sleeping room; close ia. 194 13th st. Mam aoow. TWO, desirable - front rooms, completely fur. w.;.i. i xr s.' . , ... u . i u.u. water. 821 Kelly at. Mar. 8266; adulu only. ONE large, light, airy huusekeepuig room, una .of bath, phone, 1 electric lights end gas; also one single room, summer rates un w. I'ark. DANDY 1 and room housekeeping, clean; price $ 12 to 20 per month. 173 4 N. 21st st. i - - JilCELY furnished H. sw. rooms, first 11 oor, light. best, gs, pbone; also sleeping rooms, deatr. Die lor genuemen. stsin iu. sr zaa st. SACRY huu., I and 2 room furnished houae keeping, close in, walking distance, west side, low rent. .no int. FURNISHED ll. K, rooms, close In, 81.75 week and up; e let trio lights, 826 First, near Clay t ! ' - . ATTRACTIVE front suit of rooms, sleeping porch, fireplace, electricity, gaa plate; garage if desired. 1441 K. MorrHon. Tebor NICE-eingle or two room suites for H. K, Good for working people; walking distance.; 449 r:. t oucn. NICE 3-roora suite, reasonable; also one sleop ing room. 446 Taylor, off 12th. j Mar shall 3354. ' - 1 PLKA8ANT front H. K. room, with klteheaetU, i : eoa int.. . i nwr hi. n y w- LAkGE airy h : k. rormia, gaa range, bath, laundry facilities, 333 Clay st, cor, Broad way. Main 3640. . . J TWO large front rooms, first floor, 32 u room and kitchenette 830, hot water always, bath, laundry, phone, light and heat. 635 rlendera at. NICIXY furnished housekeeping bseiniit Txim, suitable for 3 men. Wdln. 8373. , 1187 wiiour st.- 2 .FURNISHED'' H. K. ROOMS, 31'." PKR MONTH. 641 THUHMAW. HUWI, 147. TWO large furnished H. K, rooms, walking dis tance. Ill W. 14th t. 85 PER Week, 2 furnished U. K. roonu, elec tricity, gaa ratigs and bath. 651 E. Morrison. 2 II K." rooms; for rent. 120 Graham, hear V t-W. H. as Jtj sbepe. ONE light housekeeping room, for rent, cheap? 884 Mill. SUITE of housekeeping rooms at 60 Upshur st. - Phone Tabor 6769. biNGI.E h.. room, suitabla for bachelor. 154 fi. ltn st. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for rent.' 162 N. 14tb at. j FURNISHED hotwekeeping room, sink and beth, 813 per month. 184 E. ih rt. Clean, electric and gaa. ONE furnished ' housckecptpg too", phoae. light ' snd bsth, for girl or man. 1U2 E. 16th at. FUItNlSHKD 1L K. rooms; reasonable -rent; 1 THREE desirable It. k. rooms to adults. 653 . , : , . . . basement h. fe. room, 1Q month, 270 otn v ismniii st. i aura iim. OXE nice big ' room' with kiuisuatta, close in. 608 liavia St. FLTRNIKHED H. K- robms, 83.50 per week and up; central j location. 358 H Washington. FURNISHED H. K. rooms. 61.73 a week aej up. Electric Hgbta. 326 H 1st st. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS UNFURNISHED 305 IS" yoa bsve any faralture to wove, we deTlt for lee; storage free 15 dsya Mela o290. . HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED PRIVATE FAMILY 306 i Hot'EsTKfcHS' rooms lor rnl.50 OraLsia ... .... rvw nil .hot,. ioVELY new 2 rooms sod kitchenette; uodent eonveniewces. imi wstioo. rsona r.sst aim, FOR RENT Furnished, 2 "light housekeeping . rooms, 815 per moauw 128 Jk. 40th st FO RENT HOUSUOXPING ROO:.l3 FURNISHED AND UNFURNwIIID PRIVATE FAMILY 30S 1"H'0 larae front nouns, furnielied. i W; ai 2 large front rooms, tint floor, clean and Hght, running water, bath, pbone. larte ysrd; children wrlrorae; rent reasonable. 05 East 1-th and Mt ahinrln. PLEA&AXT rnvm. ftiraiolixt ' U,r Isnueekeeping ; gas, light, linen and bath, for one gentle i, 81 per week. 81 10th at. S., enmer a season. ' THREE tlo II, K. ruoms tor rem in (jrifste family; clean linen furnished each week; libt gas. all fMrnisbed; good basement to wash in. tvdln. 4o4. KTTK: CONVKVIKNT,- FLKC. A. HKAT, FVRN ISHEli. EA8T BIDb; WALKING TANCK. EAST 404. IN-IBTINGTON, J clean, Urge, fumlrbed H. K. rooms, all enavenienees, suitsble for 3 or 4 people. Tel fcest 1441. LA HUE front uy,Uir room, kOiheoeX. aid" sleeping porch overlook Ing rity. Portland Heights distri't, 604 Market drive. Walking ninTsnce. siaiu UNnt. 3 -1'LEAeiANT unfurnlslied h, k. roonu for rent July I. Mgbt and wiler furtiished. Nsar Auditorium. Kent raasnnable to. reliable tensnfs. i-6A7. Joumsl. 3TRNIHKD liousekeeping rooms for employ paoiAe; children cared for during the day. B6ft Mslsey, neer t nlr.n sv. ption eB J-ft7." & JUOOM largH, 'clean.' motiern uourkimut apartment for 8 or 4 pern'le ; good resident rtl-tnrt. . 687 Glisan. Msrshall 8911. "OK RENT By month, rlosrin, 1 EssVnv-nt . bouiekeping room, suitable for 1 or it wurk Ing men to bach in. 82. 'lsy. ONE large 11. el. room with alron and Urge perch, everything furnished; walking dUs- isnre. oi r.vereit at. Msin azi. t'Ort'RKVr 2 fumuhed b. k. tix.mi, ITT Near Mississippi and Kenton oar. 1626 Mis- siwtrpl eve TWO fumuthed 11. K. mows, littits, ht. gse end phone included. 318, Wdln. 3Tba, or 114 railing st. IWO niosly furuLUed hoiuk-i'ing rooias, liitMjj. phone, heat, tc., reasonable. 1314 Hlasla. Bwllwood 34 00.' KOR RENT, light housekeeping rooms, (urnuhed Call 207 N. 'iM st. THRKK furni bed rooms, uiolutlir.g a modrrn k'leliew. Adiilts oolr. Thr 661. IHHf.K uniurnirhred H. K. ronm to reicUble . . i . . . v. . n ; r FURNIHIilCp housekeeping roouis, inodrrn. Kreo telephone; 946 Belmont st. Ante. 2.1I-4, APARTMENTS--FURNISHED 307 Buena Vista - "SfflS?3 Three room strictly modera ftAnlahed aiits.. newly papered la tapestry; tiles bathrooms aad auu siae sitcnens. goo. Adults oniy. King Gilbert Apartment3 2 and rooms, furnished, strictly modern. Mle bath, elevator. 1 1 th Montgomery. Alain 8. 9. LARGE light front 2 in. aiU coetiTml to Kenton, (U. Jolma and Vancouver Industries; 20 mln. .to town; adulu: 322.60. Alblna ave. at Lombard at. Aut. ftll-75 or Wdln. 242. : Bozanba Apartments Nicely furnlnhed, S-rm. apt. All outside wua dowa Mar. 2945. L'S'DEH NEW ' MANAGEMENT Jedt apts., fireproof bldg., modern 2, 8 and 4 room spsrtments, also sleeping ruis. Kessoo' sble rent. Mar. 8597. The gdenholm UiJSJl lieelrahls 2 and 8 room apts. Privsta bathi snd usual conveniences. 85 to 185 per'month. Davenport Apartments 8 ' room fnmUbed apt for rent. 603 Jeffer son. Main Dao. LARGE, light, airy, 1 room apt. very nue nines to Uva, easy walking -distance, auitsbln for 3 walking girls or; employed couple. 84.60 Pl week, 825 I2tli. Florence Apts. aM.nn4i7R4l One three-room apartment with aleeping porch. Also urge t.ieaesnt mem suite nie mrim. Mt'KLY furnished 2 room aiituienu. ISO to 340, Including lights and private phone. Walking distance. Artulla only. The Lincoln, 4th and Iineoui. Main 137 7. Opportunity to secure 2 or 3 room ;.u at reduced inmmer rates. Lew, airy ouisirie rooms; usual conveniences. Adult. The Jaf- f arson-Ian. cor. 18lh and Jeffsrson, Cariois-Apartments Two room front apt., very reasonable, walking distance. 14th end Msrket. COZV 8 room, everything furnin.u, cheap; n.ce nelgliborhood, pared st., near cirline, good view. .Prfer sdnlU, 690 K. 10th, Krll. IK9S. K ten Ins Bdwy. 8501. See Holand, () W, K. at "re. 804 (Jollegs One nice 3 room basemeal kpariment with bath, 84 2.60. ridge Apts. Two and 3 room arrts.. thorourhlr clcwned and newly decorated. 274 . Slat. Jtdwy. 4 7 ill). 3 'AND 4 ROOM furnished apt., steam h-l. free phooe. 1 block frnm 2 rar lines. 813 Nelson St., near 27th snd Kanly hlvd. TWO room apt., with sock liUhea anl"hilii also a 8 room art. with piano. The btijfs. 890 Rtiasell at. U.MiEK new management, lyeia apts., iireproH bldg, modern 2, 8 and 4 room tftf , aim sleeping rooms, reasons ble rent. Mar. 8!197. For rent 8 loom furnished eit.", lieht, hat, hot and com water. lurnlshed. all at 101U Vk flawthorne sve., Apt. A.; no rhIMren. DRICKSTON APTS.. 443 11TH BT. Modern, clean, hght. 8 room apts. Bummer rates. , DRICKKTON APTg 448 11TH BT. Modern, clean, light, 2 room apu. Bummer raree. r i 1 1 ir.rrr.ui 3 room, partly furnished, 818 pr month, corner of Howell and Kerby. Phone East 1R94. nriwr ill ii!w-ii mifi ikrn'r. r,M Mttrw-w, NICELY lurnl sbeJ 8 room aiiarunsnt till ti. must furnish relsrences. t) 170, Journal. 3 AND 4 ruusi, strictly uilern, uiuid, rrnl reasonable. . West side. Call P-uadwsy 2071. 22a N. 2'ltrt 'i'HU GROVER, Ikl t.rc.r at-, w.ll furiii.h.H 1 and 2 room ii k. apts. juus io u via T montH Main POnai, IIREE ROOM front apartment, slrii-tir mol era. 4230 Clinton Apts. C23 East lflLu. Hell. 81 6. ' WILL sublet for the summer nice modern (iir room apartment, cool and choice view; far- hl'hed, Inrlniling ptsno. Phone K. B4TT. ENTIRE it floor ept, sttrsctive home, ira "rage; S'lulta. A lovely rilarw for employe people. East 2543. 711 K. Ankeny. Ml ELY furnished 2 room apartments wiihm -walking diatanre, Rent 85 a week snd up ward. 546 44 Weshington st. nroadwar 3449 BUB-LET apis, fur summer at a ss'-rilc. & family with fine references; 6 liiiht, airy, completely lumisheo: rooms. wroslway en'l. IrL'uMIURE of ttat si-t., I fun; rot gTS" free electricity and water. 867 Margxunu te. 3 ROOM furnished spartnient, cool sol pleaun' (or summer. 448 Clay; no children. (.at Mon tie y. NUT E E r'xnn furnisher apt., !:! ri'Hr, m. bath, telephone, walking distance, 494 lial mont, corner nth st. THE JEEFEUY 2-rooio fjrnUhed sparttornt 18 per month; corner of RuaaeU snd Jsarby Phone Ksst l.14. ON'l 2-rooru fumisoed sparuusnt, raiiksule Sellwood -Z44U. TWO room fumisld spt. lor rent, f 20. 421 K. (.'ouch. Esat 1TU1. 2 ItOulI furuisLeU apartiuuol. Iriintftuu; 135 rst as 1-2-l-BOIlM apts., main floors, clcne in, sunim.i rates 33-30 to IO a week. 544 Klanrlers at DUH FEY APTS. 1'aiW furuUhed, modern 1 rm. apt , with bath, ;. lions. East 3H11. 'I11K AI.RetET iurnishrd aiiartments. steam heat private bath. a 40 y, Mi.i-tp" sve. ONE 2-rooin and 1 8-rooin lurniihed h. apsrtntsnta. Nob 1 II II district. nil a Johnson ONE or two rooia aparUixnte, lurnjihxl ; mm two-room ossein en t apart mant. to Jerrervm K'KNlKHtfl two atd three' room apsruasuta. 1S7A'i E. Gli.aw. Tahor 701. riV.VNVMO.VT apt.. -urnUId apt. Tab. 1 .' APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED 3C 1HRLE rMn flat for ctiuple empUiyed; d light, water, plume, beat, garners, piano. Is on dry tube; 830 per month. Olnlilran will be cared for 35 per weea 948 Belmont. Auto, ZJ1-40. Vfclllf altracttve lower s4. 8 large roouis, be lawn, tine view, d'yielihle neighborhood. H-t, water, gas range free, 840. 981 Front. Usi- ansil una THhttE ni riiomi. nuoxe, or.mforlahiy fur tiished for hounekeeiiitig, including liii'it arx phone, 2. 487 N. 24 at. Auto. 12. UODKRN 4 room furninlxd fist, aluila only, tr responsible tenants. 1193 Cora are., near E 89th. wellwood 845 A MONTH, including beat, llsnt and bol water, for 6-room uetumiahed apt, grounc floor, elose in oa wat sWIs. 4a V4 3d st. tfA.N'DHOME large rooms, faepUre. lsn aril many unusual sdrantases; eirluaire newhtior hood; 340. 721 Hswtrmme. Fsst k28rt. MoDEHN a-room aixrtiusut tlt, wcat ki, withia walking dintanoe; separate ntr-i,. hardwood floors. Call forenoon. Mala 211a-