MONDAY, JUNE , 20, 1B21.
JONES BOOST FOR
IT MARINE
MEETS FAILURE
W8hins.ton, June 20. (WASH
INGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR
NAL..) An effort by Senator Jones
of Washington to amend the lmml
jrration bill, $.o refuse admission to
aliens who lo not arrive In Amri-
can ships, except as to those who;
come overland, and enter at the ports
of Canada and Mexico,' was defeated
without a roll call, but It provided
the theme for considerable debate.
Senator Jones, vigorously supported by
Benator Kenyon of : Iowa, declared that
it is time support is (riven in every leg-itil
mate way to the American merchant
fine. In opposition, it was said that
American ships - do not make all the
ports from which immigrants may prop
erly come, and that it might endanger
retaliation," or come in conflict with the
I favored nation clause of treaties with
other countries.
SEES 3SO CONFLICT
- Mr. Jones said that while it might
have some restrictive influence, immi
grantseoutd go from any place to some
port whrre American ships do call, and
he did not believe it was in conflict with
treaty obligations, because it would apply
alike to all countries. Incidentally, he
expressed regret that Oeorge iarvev
' the new American ambusador.aw fit
to sail on the Aqultanla. a British ship.
"Does the senator think a law oujfht
to be required to get Americans to travel
In American boats when they are as good
as any other boats?" asked Senator
Kenyon,
'No, It ought not," said Senator
Jones, "but that is entirely foreign to
the question that Is presented here."
AMENDMENT PRESENTED
Senator Trammel! f Florida presented
an amendment to shut out all imml-
grants for two years, and that received
19 affirmative votes. Those supporting
it were Ashurst of Arizona. Caraway of
Arkansas. Fletcher 'ihd .Trammell of
Florida. Harrisand Watson,, of . feor
gia, Harrison and Williams of Missis
sippi. Heflin and Underwood of Alabama,
Jones of Washington. MeKellar and
' Shields of Tennessee. Overman and Sim
mons of North Carolina, Pittman of Ne-
- vada, Shepparri of Texas, Swanson of
Virginia and Willis of Ohio, all Demo
crats exeept Jones jind Willis.
Me Nary of Oregon, PoJndexter of
Washington and Johnson and Shortridge
of . California voted against the Tram
mel! amendment. Stanfield of Oregon
was not recorded. "
JOHNSO rnOTOKES FIGHT
!' Johnson of California provoked a fight
by an amendment proposing to admit
. refugees' from 'political and - religious
persecution'' without limit, -an amend
ment. -which friends of the bill con
tended would nullify the object in view,
which is to confine immigration to S per
cent of the number from each county
resident in tha United States- In 1910.
'Fifteen senators 'supported the Johnson
amendment, as fellows:
Ashurst of Arisona. Kendrtck of Wyo
ming, Pittman of Nevada, Reed of Mis
souri, Walsh of Massachusetts, Walsh of
Montana and Watson F CJeprgla. Demo
crats, and Bursum of New Mexico, C al
der of New York, Cummins and.-Kenyon
of Iowa. Johnson of California,' badd of
North Dakota, La Fpllette of Wisconsin
and Norris of Nebraska. Republicans.
- All the Pacific -coast members voted
against the Johnson amendment .except
Johnson himself and fcHanfleld of Ore
gon; the latter absent.
Hood River Papers
Win Rural Service
Gontest at 0, A. C.
Oregon Agricultural College, Coyvjtnia,'
June 20. The. Jrlood JRiver Qlaeief, with
61 stories on rural service, took firat
prise, a loving cup, in the Oro week
ly newspaper ruriil servieFTarnjers news
contest. .Quality- and appearance were
taken into consideration. ' .
Another Hood River paper, the News,
was awarded-second place and $10 cash
prize- The .Record Chieftain of Enter
prise was third, $5 ; the Polk County Ob
server, Dallas ; Ontario Artrus, Ontario :
Washington Courjty News-Times, Forest.
Grve; Newberg Graphic, Newberg, and
the News Reporter. McMinnviUe, tied for
fourth, and" a $4S0 fountain pen eaclj.
Judges were C. K. Ingalls, editor Cor
vallis Uasette-Ttmes' and president of
the State Kditori&l association ; J3. E.
Favlile, editor . Western Farmer and
chairman of the agricultural committee
of the Portland Chamber of Commerce,
and W, F. Kennedy,, advertising special
ist for J. M, Nolan A Sons, Corvallis.
Escaped Convict Is
Caught in Centralia
CentraHa. Wash;, June 20. Karl 'Bax
ter, who escaped several months ago
from the state penitentiary at TWalla
Walla where he was serving a sahtence
for arson, was arrested here Friday
night by . Patrolman . Louis Sonny, but
escaped during.' the night by filing the
luck from the door of the jail. Five 1.
W. W. were in the jail, .but refused to
leave, although the doer was open.
MERMAN
. Marriage Xileenscs
f Vancouver, Wash., June 20,- Marriage
licenses were issued Saturday to Charles
F. Sylvester. 29. and Rose B. Harding.
j St. Portland ; KlintOn F, Townsend, SO.
. '. Seattle, knd Evelyn R. Luzon, - 21; Ta-
; coma; Ulen uartiett, ano 5:tga
.) Olson, legal, Fortland; "Lee Arnt. 3,
Portland, and, Nell Blackwood. 30. Ta
coma Twill V. Loomls, 39," and Jean. Mc
,' Donald. 27, Portland; Fred W. Steinmey-
r er, 3, and Adaline R, Jeijney. 34, Wash-
i ougal ; Willis D.'. Thomas, 22. and Rruina
Huecker. 19, Hillsboro; Albert htriegdr,
- s 31, and May Reed, 20. Portland; -Walter
1. Wrenn. 23, and Edythe L. Brownlee,
17, McMinnviUe ; Louis Carol fUommaert.
, SS, end Mertie P- A. Beymer, legal, Port-
: land ; Mack" D. Smith, 28. and Lois A.
Mitchell, Portland; James W. Hem-
: -: bree, 35. and Hilda Reek. 82. Portland ;
, Charles Joseph Gibbons, 35, and Mar
guerite E. Patterson. 25, Portlmo ; John
Paul. 50, and Marie Sale. 44, Portland;
. William Johnson Clark, 23, and May V.
v Jensen, 24, Portland ; Herbert Miller. 29,
f and Betty Alexander. 19. Oak Grove, Or.:
John H. Cunningham. 25. Vancouver, and
Mary A. Rodda, 25, Plymouth, Gnglaiui ;
George F. We Her, 28. and Bertha Keust,
?0, Portland; Richard C Hobson, lerfii,
' . nd Grace W. BaxneeT legal, Portlanl.
W. C. T. V. Meeting Called
- Vancouver, Wash.. June ' 20. East
Vancouver W. C T. U. will meet at
the home ef Mrs. George Lamka Tues
day afternoon at t o'clock
Colfax Business Is
Halted in Honor of
Funeral Obsequies
1 Colfax, Wash., Jona 20. By procla
mation of Mayor ciaser, Colfax business
bouses closed Saturday forenoon: dur
ing th funeral services held at the
Catholic church for- Robert P. Hill, a
pioneer of Colfax. Mr HID. who was
a member of the city council, died Thurs
day from abscess of the lung. He la
survived by his wife and a son and two
daughters. Before her marriage Mrs.
Hill was Eva Washburn of Eugene, Or.
- The same proclamation by the mayor
reaueeted that business houses close in
the afternoon for the funeral of William
Charles Kasdorf,; killed In action in
France In September, 191S, Standing
with his hand on the casket of his son,
the aged father, Fred. Kasdorf. a pioneer
of Colfax, thanked the friends who filled
the church to capacity, for their kind
ness, and asked that alt Join In the final
hymn. "Nearer My God to Thee."
Farm Bureau Fixes
Wage Scale; Storage
Charge Is Demanded
Colfax, Wash., i June to. At a meet
ing of the Whitman county farm bureau
here a committee was appointed to ask
for a wheat handling and storage
charge of $1 per ton till January I, and
storage at 10 cents per month after,
that- date, . r
The following wage scale was adopted
by .the meeting for paying during har
vest season I Haying 12.60, shockers S3,
pitchers IS. header box drivers (3, horses
per team and wagon H.iO, cook S3, bun
dle drivers f J, steam stationary en
gineers fl, gas stationary engineers $6,
combine men $7, separator msn, steam
(8. gas ft; firemen f5; sack sewers, sta
tionary S, sack sewers jig driver
and header man 14, header puncher 15,
pull binders $3, stackers. S3, spike pitch
$t, flunkey S3, forkers 4, hoe-down men
S3, derrick drivers S3, wheat haulers
3, working' in peae $3.60.
Frank Streich, aged 6 years ,a resi
dent of this vicinity for about 10 years,
died here i Saturday. -
John L. Stevens of
South Bend Dead
South Bend, Wash., June 20- ohj I
Stevens, pioneer i of South Bend, died
Thursday at Banta Crus, Cal from the
effects of severe coldv He will be
buried there. The deceased was born
in Richmond, Canada; in 1S49, and in
1SJ3 moved to Portland, where he was in
charge of getting out lumber for the
Panama ; canal at : the Weidler mills.
Lter he came to Pacific county and
built a mill at Sunshine, which has been
destroyed. In 1890 he became millwright
for the old South Bend mill and in 1900
retired.
Mrs, Anne Beeson 83,
Dies at Daughter's
Home in Manor, .Wash1.
Vancouver, . Wash., -. June 20. Anne
Alisa Beeson died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Driskell, near
Manor, Sunday, after five years of suf
fering, due to- the complications of old
age. She was . 83' years old and is sur
vived by two sons, Charles Beeson, of
Imperial Valley, Ca! A. E. Fellow, Am
boy, Ind.r her daughter, Mrs. Driskeil,
1 grandchildren. 20 great-grandchildren
and two great-great-grandchildren.
The funeral services will be held at
the Driskell heme Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. The body is at Knapp's parlors.
Car Goes Over Bank;
Two ; Occupants Hurt
. " Kelso. Wash,, June 20. When an auto
mobile returning from a fishing trip on
Lewis river rolled down a 100-foot bank
at f:30 Friday evening,! 12 miles above
Woodland and three mitles above Reno,
C. A. Taylor. Kelso lumberman, and
his sens. Afred, 19, and Donald, 9, nar
rowly escaped death. Taylor and Alfred
suffered broken ribs and other injuries.
Donald was uninjured. 'The car turned
over twice, carrying all occupants to
the edge of a 69-foat precipice, where
it stopped against a tree, Donald ran
two miles toward Reno and got help.
Long Beach Will ; -k
Make Eagle Scream
South Bend, Wash.. June 20. Long
Beach is to have a three-day velebra
tion in honor .of the Fourth of July and
the completion of the Oeean Beach high
way, which fort the first time, will con
nect the resort with the outside world
by- a land route, i The ferry across the
Columbia from MeGowan to Astoria is
already running, r making possible the
trip to Long Beach from Portland by
auto, either by the Columbia ferry or
by the Ocean Beach highway via South
Bend. , . : - ; '
Housework . Shunned
By 45 College Girls
Oresron AarlcuUural Cellege, Corvallis,
June 29. With 2.3 opportunities for girls
working: their way through college ob
tain work through the X W. C. A. em
ployment bureau, only ' 208 glrla were
available for the lobs, according to the
year'g report, made out by Miss Gladys
Taylor, secretary of the college "If."
Forty-five of HO requests for girls t do
,. . i
neasewvrs were viiauiewerea.-
a, . I . . !- , i
Colombia Drops Rapidly ,
Vancouver. Wash., June 2. During
the past 24 hours the Columbia has
dropped about six inches, , the gauge
now reading 23 feet a total drop of 2.2
feet in a 'Week. . j -
ZJita? Satisfies
marriages. Blrtbs, Deaths.
BIRTHS
DAI GERTY To Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Dsugh
- erty, 4f0 Taylor, June 8, s son,
ANTON ELLf Te Mr. and Mra. A. Antoneib.
24V E. eath. Juns IS, daughter.
WKUJH To Mr. and Mrs. William E. Welch,
Rainier. Or.'. May 0. a daughter.
Ll filiKH . Te air. end Mrs. B. W. Lushes.
Bridal Tea. Or.. Jan I4f s son. v..
DEATHS '
BLACK Kliia D. Slack. 40 L ik.t ' Ju.
t 17, 72 years, uloe ration of bowels.
, WALL Rene May Wall. Good ainariUa hoa-
pitai, June I, 18 years, hemorrhage.
LV.;UUKE Ophelia A. Ieflmff. 34 3 E. 26th,
June 16, 73 years, myocarditis.
BAt'lAULIA--Pssquali Battaglig, 9J H 10th.
June 17. 11 vegm. ggscomv .
NEW TODAY
FLUFF RUGS
frost eh carpets, weak ciofhmg. us
gags, av stawet um.Uf ssO orders Om
attention;
fallow tweovated. Bead Urn buiAfsst,
Carpet Cleaninc
Largest, tirwmt eumppsa eaupet
tafur works is state
u or V
ists m. Lrseota -9x19
Boss Stress Cleaned 81J60
MATTRESSES
Old satttraaars mads over Hke sew.
Separate completely equipped SvtMH
. factory. ;
WESTERN FLUFF BUG CO.
maw ornci - tjnion ate. .
t ei - x-wi Caw t
The laaero.cd
I"
V00 ., , etsilt to Esdare."
The I in p T 9 1 i eoiutructios makes - s
KKOIMADK s brttsr, more fukUaUal
builrtint at no srester cost to you. i
RKDIMADES are tb bt boUt icctioaa)
bnildinas boilt on the Pacific coast.
First-class Heases, Garages for Less,
Erctd in Portland Practical to hip.
Redimade Bldg. Cow Portlaad, Or,
K. llth and MarkcC Phana t E. S1L4.
I)owBtowa sale oltir Cotsx monwl th bide.,
th a-nd ankany. Phona . Broadway 4135. 1
NEW RUGS
. Bawotc from old earpets aaa an salt k
N east el ordinary carpets, Our Qaff
rass are velvsty, denbJa tad aftisOa.
Gastanteed ts wesa
FLUFF RUGS
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
The eidast sad bsat esolppad faster. ,
Phtff and aae na woaas) ail ataaai a f
. pats raftttad; liU nss staaaa nsn i
f t.0 We sell sad deUess,
18 , fishtii t. Phene Cast tsio
SHIPYARD WOOD
FOR SALE
A ?o. 1 Shipyard Wood . Cord
(In 8V ft. lengths 3 or 8
' - cord lots)
A ". 1 Shipyard Wood I7.S Load
(16-inch lengths , cord)
A So. l First Growth Cordwood 18.50
Cord . . -. i:. '
-' z 1 : 1 3 cord lots) "-
Above prices effective within 3-mile
circle, exeept Portland Heights, which
is 60c a cord additional: outside
mile circle, 25o per mile extra.
Shipyard Wood Co,
839 Burnslde : , Phone Bdwy.
LADIES, SAVE!
veufi old huos and oarpcts; msve us
MAKE THEM INTO NEW. EA6II.V CLEANED
FLUFF RUGS
YOU WILL NEVER REGRET THE CHAMQE
PORTLAND RUG CO.
CARPET CLCAN'NR. SIZINA and REFITTING
1S7S-74 E. 17TH 6T, SELLWOOD SS22
Salesrooms "Wsit Park aad Tamafil
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow J
i rLurs roos , r- - t
Made From AU Kinds of Old Carpets '
One SilO Fluff Rug.... S1E.00
One 3 6 Fluff Rut f 4,00
OREGON FLUFF RUG CO.
10S4 K, Stark St. . Tesee 714
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE OF SAl.fc OF IRRIGATION '
DISTRICT BONUS S
Netice ts hereby given that sealed propunls
will he nceived until -tb X4'h dag of June A.
D.. 4821, at th hour ef S e'clr.ek fa th aftee
noee, (er th purehas of fifteen thousand dol
lar worth of bonds ef the Enurpris Irrigation
district of Klamath count. Or. Said bonds are
to draw interna st th rate ef 8 per cent pel
annum, payable semi-annually upon the first day
of July gnd th fiivt day ef January tti aaes
year until the maturity of said bond
kiaid proposals will be received by th beard
ef directors of said irrigation district, and should
t v directed te the secretary ef tha Enterprise
Irrigation District, care of Fted D.j Fletcher,
Locmia building, Klamath Falls, Or.
The board : A directors re&erv tb right to
recjet any x aU bids offered.
G. J. HII.TARD, i
Secretary of the Roaid of Directors ef
anrer-r irngstion Ototnet
NOTll-'E ot special meeting of member of
Sixth Church of Christ, tknentwt, ef Portland,
Oregon Notice in hereby giren '.that a special
meeting of the members of Sixth Church of
I 'hrist. Scientist, of Portland. Oregon, is called
for Hi 28th day of June, 19I, at 9:14 o'clock
p. ra . in the auditorium of the Knights of
Pythias building. Portland, Oregon, to consider
changing the nam of the board of trustees of
onin t,nurcn or nrist, ftcienust, of Portland.
Oregon; and to consider the enlarging et the
business and pursuit of the csnnntiss. mrh
meeting to be held shortly after th testimonial
nseetinir.
SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
OE PORTLANO. OREGON,
By SARA L. ASHER. ' :
Treasurer. 4 'lark. .
THE PORTtANtk RttIDt ".."BClLrJlSfi'CO.
naa oaea reorganised and ia located at 38
Worcester bldg., phone Main 7VU4. and ; i
ready to bid on any conslrurtion work in its
Bne. which is the ?ame aa the former company.
TO WHOM IT MAY c6.CERN vm not b
rosponsibl for any bills contracted by my
wife. Paulina Uad-xeth. , tSignod) Fred Kods
seth. I. Air.-. 1-eituy Miller, refuse to pay nv billa that
may be contracted by Mrs. LeRny Miller.
BUSINESS CARDS
OTJR OtrTTO"" Tnil J TJN I B B tDK
- . . . mfrjLisj .
- Safer you order your wedding' asnouncaraetits
snd cards, visit THE CHETOPA PRESS ,
A request for samptea entitles you to 60 beaa
tiful calling, card uj aa eagrsved effect. frs
of charge. - ....,
BBOADWAT AT TATLOH ?
WEDDINO
AU Ihl'i I.VU
Akp KNCKATEHS
3 1 Morsan Rids
w n sfiTn co
MEETING NOTICES
102
SCNNYBUiE LOlKiE Nft." 'i3
A. P. AND A. M Special com
munication thia Tuesday. June 21,
at 8:30 P. m., temple, 38th and
Hawthorne. Work in M. U.s de
gree. Visiting brother we-k-eme.
By order W. M. C. P. JENSEN, See.
OHENUMAH LODGE V. D.. A.
V. AND A. M . Multnomah. Or.,
will hold a slated communication
Tuesday evening, June, 21, at 8
o clock. By order of the W M. -.
rut. R W. KEMP, See.'!'
HARMONY LOLHiE SO. 12, A.
K. AND A., M. Special com
munication today 4 Monday) at 5
o'clock. Work-in the E. A. and
V. Ci degrees. - TfaHting brethren
oselcome. W. M. DeLfNN. Hee.
ALBERTA LOpGR No. 233.
Seventeenth and Alberts
H.ecta, . Hrtfiuar meeting vrry Tua-day evening
st 8 o'clock.- Visiting brothers cordially wel
come. fHARl-l'-S M. JOHNSMJN. N. C.
H. Brnner. secretary.
lll.inuii ue, r. . IK x, iv. ot i
V. - meets ever Tuesday nieht at 8
o'clock, fifth floor of Pythian build
ing, 888 Yamhill street. Work in
the Knight rank. Vintine b rot here
slwav welcrmc. A. J. BOSK. C C.
' kui.Jt,fc.jr - socially. ut
1 4rm- Jgeger j
prog.. 1(1-113 6U St,
I ...
V fif if V , !
PLwit??r
I lt VLWwW 1 f . "
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, OREGON
MEETING NOTICES
102
PITRPTJ5 ARCH I. O. U. Wo.
fill maata TbirteeoUi atrert
and Larincton avenue, S o'clock
Terr , Moartay cTeBineV Viaitint
Ijr I PNWIUS, ' "ICE T. . . M-
CC 49 A. B. JStXISOS. ae y.
KiVU KKAZKB OBOITO
tiUAKUei will ! mooet
lisht daoe on tlM Bine Bird en
Friday, July S All member
of tb Maomo fratarnity and
thHr frivnda are innted. Tick
ets far cala by- any member ot
the grette uard.
HAKHI A. WCKAK.
OREGON tXECTBIC COCSiCtt. NO. 152.
Royal ArEaauaa, will held - an open maaUns
Tsaaday awninav Jane 21. J 921, Praereaaifa
500 wiU b the event. Prises for both ladies
and 4pentletnen- Rvfreahmenta. Cama atarta 8:4S
p. m. aharpk M ambara sad fajailies and friends
reauested to attend i
R. C. TATtOB, Recent.
' F." U BANNAK, Orator.
A SPECIAti oonclae cf W-
rncten eonunanaery p. in,
K. T win b held Taaady
nins. June 21. t 7:0. Tha
Orrlav nf th Tm!le Will be
eonferrad. Eejouming Sir KrnghU eordiauy la
vited dp be praaent. Candidaiaa plae report at
7 o'clnrk ahan.- O. P. E18MAM, Reeorder.
NORTH PORTLAND LODGE
No. 280, I. O- O. Y.. will bom
a oanal at. Kantss, 7:80 p. Jnna 20, and
wurk in tha aaeond derao. WoodJaw Isds
riaiting with etyUdU. AH fMd Kcll" wl
cobk. - - C. BTiiATB. N. O-;
F, it. WTTXW. SeereUry.
LAUREN LODGE Mo. 186, I O.
O. Y.. marts eTary Moodajr
vt.iiuig, g eeloek, eoraer Sooui Janwr ana
lyearitt atrecU. Wart in the aaeond decree. ia
itias bratarea siwaya weleeme. . .
G. O. OH AT. Baeordinc gaeratayy.'
DEATH NOTICES
103
fcGtrf 1 " thU city, June 19, Srn D. DouU,
agtd 78 yeara, late of Horton, Kan., tnothe
of Mrs. J. L. Hern don of Portland, Mr. Mary
McDoacaU and Thomas Poatt of KaatUe. Wash.;
Mn. Daniel Floni and Mr. Edna Thompaon o
Tonek-a. Kan.: & D. Douttof IndpKinc. afr..
and Mm. eadia C Green of IJsniut. N D. Tfio
remains are at Kin lay' mortuary Montgomery
at 5th - ' ' -
m-.lMliln U.U city. Jae id .1 3. II. tielma.
lt et 680 8aJa at. The remains are n
Pinley'a mertvarr, Uontewnary at sth. Notica
of funrral hrraftw. ! .
"CftE'eSE tn this city. Jan 50, Robert A.
Ureena, ssd 49 years, late of S94 10th
at. Tha ramaina are at Ifinlay' nortnairy,
Umtcooer si eth. Notice of j fnnarai be-ra-
aftr. - ! .
BMiTlltUi iB" tkU eity. Jna J9. tL i-
Bmathera, ased 42 yeaifc The rwnaina are at
Finley's moetuary. ateaUesaary at StB. Notice
of f aneral brraafter.
GRAY At tha residence, 388 8d at. June 18,
William 8. Gray, scad 58 year beloved baa
band of Jali Gray. Punerel aotiae later. Re
mains at the reaidentiai parlor of Miller A
Traroy. ,
CnKbKfi In" tkU "city: June 50. ,6Ufer JUrke.
mmmA ks l,t af 77S Ht mt The re-
l main are at Pulley's mortaary, atontcomery si
Sth. Kiotiee of funeral hereafter. I
FUNERAL. NOTICES '104
STOKES-ftKht! In thia city. June 19. Louis.
aged 4T yeara, Jate of Vancouver. Waab.. hus
band of ChrJtin. Soott Steckenborg, fathe rof
Kdna, brother of John Stockenberg of Portland,
Axel of Vancouver, Waah-; Mrs. Annie Erick
arm of Mayger, Or.; Mrs. Hannah -Anderson of
Chicago, 111., and Andrew Stoekenberg of Rock
ford, IIL The funeral aerviee will be held Tues
day. June 24. at 2:80 n. a., at Finley'a mortif
ary. atonUomery at Sth. Concluding aerviee.
Mertrer, Or. - " -
r30nAT-une" W 1T, at the Tamily " reI-
dence, S67 Albina ave., Mrs. Hilda BoUday,
aged 81 yean beloved wife of Garfield goliday,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Ilelburg, ajter ef Air.
Matilda goliday, Mra. OUie Mataon, William and
Andrew Heroan and Levi Helberg. Remains at
Pearson'a undertaking parlora, Rueaeil st. at
Tnion are. Funeral service will be conducted
Wednesday, June 23, at 2 p. m., at the Baptiet
ehureh, Brah Prairie, Wanh. j Frienda invited.
SWlSElXai In thia" eity; " June "20. 1831.
Calvin N. Bwineford, aged 76 years, hue
band of Mrs. P. N. Mwineford (nee Moron?). He
wad s member of Geo. Wright post No. 2.
Funeral aerviee will be held at Hoiinan-
ehapei. 3d and Salmon ata.. Wednesday. June 22.
at 2- p. m., under the auipicea of Ueo. Wright
past Ha. 2. Privata interment st Lone Fir meters-.
pEbeRs-Ar c'aViw. w.."yusV u, fr
Pederwn. aged 73 years, beloved father of
Mm. Eklgar Horner and Clarence Cooler of Cart-,
ton. Or.. Mm. l. W. Barbae- of Corv&UU, Or.,
Mr. Joseph Baaie,, A. W. and H. V. Pederaon
of Portland. Funeral aervicea will be held Th
day, June 21. at 2 p. m. at the chapel of Miller
A Traoey. Interment R e Cr.y cemetery.
RATMOND In thia city, June 18. William Hen-
ry Bavmond. aaed 72 years, beloved husband of
Carrie Bell Raymond and father of Haael A-.
Chester B Uraat SI. of Portland and Clarence
H. of Hamilton. Monti I'unersl service will be
held Tneedsy. June 21, at 2 P m., st the chapel
ef A. R. Zeller Co., 59J Willisms ave. Friends
invited. Interment. In Ros Mty cemetery.
HELZER June 19. at tha" Umily. residence. 50A
Beech street, lianiel Paul Helger. aged 1 4
months,- son ef Mr. and Mrs. Pete HeUer. Re
mtina st Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell
st, at I'nion avenue. Funeral services will be
conducted Tuesday. June Jil. at 2 p. ra., St the
Zion Congregational church, cor. East 9th and
Keewiont srs. friends jneiied.
KTKElCH Tli funeral servioe for th late
Henrietta Streicb will be held Tuesday, June
31. at S a. m.. at the cathedral. 13th and
Paris sti. . Friend invited. Ceneladinr serriee,
Rivenuw cemetery, private. J. 1'. Finlsy A
Hon, directors. - '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 108
EDWAEJD) I0LHM -
i WALTER J HOLM A!,
THIRD ANi) SALMON
MAIN 607
,. East Side
Funeral Directors
F. g. DUNNING, INC.
"Th Family Sets the Price."
414 E.
Alder St Phone East S3
Lercfo, Undertaker
fcA3T ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS
. PHONE EAST 781
Dunning: &
cEntee
Ifornaon st. at 12th
Broadway 430. Aut. 646-69.
. . CHAMRERH CO. : :. . . ' ' .
.- Funeral Directors.
All th Convenience of s Home.
Woodlawn 830S. 248-260 Killingswerth a vs.
McENTEE ti E
8, funeral parlors with aU
tne pnTacy ef s home. 18th and Everett sts.
Phon. Broadway 213. Ant. 621-33.
UILLER A TRACET, independent tuners) di
- rectors. Prices as low aa (20. (40, (60.
Washington at Ella. Main 861. Ant 578-85.
R; T. BYRNES KS?
t01 WUlismr Ave. ' - Woodlawn 220
FENLEY'S: - MORTUARY
MOWTGOM ERT AT ITETH. MAIN 9
fxjWNINa SlcX KilAJl A bomeUk flsca.
Moderate ia prices Irving ton district. Phone
Ea t
A, R Zeiler Co, IZLVX.
CIl,n,ro5 UNDfefetARrNG CO. Main 4162
SKeWeS A-232 Corner Third and Clay.
1 - 104T Belmont St.
JL a c:CA,CU.sJllutyirk.
Tab 1268. B-2548.
MONUMENTS H tOS
S .v. .
A3 ift
FRET-FREIHEIT CO.
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENT
1141 MILWACKIR STREET
Out f tbe Higb Rent District
. "NTJl'E SBP.", . -
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE wrORKS
QSJAIJTT ttEMOBIXLS
g. THIRD L(iNE STS.
rtOMC 743
FLORISTS
107
lAPiT IUTAIL
ClJJa?OTSTSSaLiaTI
' 2. -stor.es -
2SMfwm50lts.
MS IsOdiTSOt Tt
rOCTULMD HUT
I Max..
MABT1N A FORBES CO.. 834 W ash-
in stton. Main 269. A-128fc. lowers for aU
ecraektns grtistiealry srranged.
People's
243 Alder.
AtsiaLal) 3923,
iv- n
Ww?wvr
I
FLORISTS -" 107
Smith's Flower Shop
Pwrtland rioeteariTe FToriat" .
Flowara for All teeasioaa
Man Tate. T. CL LUKE. Mgr. n end AMet.
Chap pell's ,i
Benk Bids. kiaia
111 koniin SC
16,
' LOST AND FOUND 10
WILL, the lady who took tna gold ombreUa
marked "M. J. Myers" Thursday ataraoen
from the Columbia theatre pleaae reUirn same
to theatre and receiro reward. Valuable to
owner aa fceepaake only. '
LOST One gold Elgin watch, iae IS. 17 jewel.
opea face, with atrap, botweea Whiteaon and
Amity, on June 14.' Kinder pleaae leae at I.
A. WardJo-Jewelry atoro. Mciiinnnllo, Or. Will
give reward. -
STBAYKD from Arieta, Mt- SooU dut.. younc
white mala doc part hound, appearance of
Med doc; 8 coii.,uoua black epota, brown on
head. Phone SI 5-62. Reward.
LOST Sunday, between . Seauide and Astoria.
lady'a robin egc blue coat triromed with gray
fur. Call Main 6323 and receive reward. M.
B. Currie, 202 Stonfc Exchange bids. -
LOST TorLotie-ahell slaaeea in 'black
Main, between 2d and sd. Reward.
BSl-86.
rkona
LOST Gent's leather poach containing betweaa
f 45 and $50 in currency. finder pleaae
leave at Journal office. Receive reward. '
LOST Brown cocker spaniel; answers to Dame
of Buster. Return to S24 Barr'M., St. Johns.
Reward.
LOST-Dark fox fur, Lincoln hie school, Fri
day night. Finder pleaae return and receive
reward. Marshall 709.
Lost i
lb. of
'C wants" kippered salmoaT
SeUwood R54.
LOST On Mu.iBipii ear or on way to N. W.
bank. 5 91 billa. WoodU.wn 24.
1.08T A suitcaae near Alberta and Gentanbeia
ata. Phone Woodlawn 417S or .Woodlawn 884.
LOST A fur neckpiece Satutday between Stark
and Montgomery. Reward. Phone B'wdy 298.
LOST A taupe fur carf at Viate Uouae. Bun
day; liberal reward. Kaat S825,
LOST-
Suuday,
ttuail wniit
Bdwy. 02.
watcii. lie turn
Reward.
37 Stark st.
BUSINESS ,AND TRADE SCHOOLS 20
TOT BK OUT OF A JOB OR WOBJC
AT AM VXDEB.PAID POSITION t
. Call at tJnion a'va. . end Wgaee at any day
Mcept Eatardar, t 11 a. ., or write for free
catalog No. . It-will pot coat you irjything to
find out bow we bate helped ovar S00 grsduste
to good position. We can help you, too.
ADOOX AUTO A AVIATIOS SCHOOL.
Special Inducements to Ex-Service Mas.
Reduced Rates June 1 to Sept. 1.
Waat'a-1 meaS -tsaisaee tJoUeae.
-.Aaenraa VikMk teUALHiAT A PuSITKrll,
: Ail Snlnasa enniaas, inr hiding eo
traw s. aareB say tlaae day sebeel,
school. Write far free eafalecve, dtfe gt
Morriaon phone Mais tSw.
EARN S8 TO 10 PER DAT
: Lears Automobile, Tractor, Battery er Waleas
izing buaineaa. We teach tba only sneceaaful
method. Day and Evening classes all eummet.
Oregon ex service men: Ttie state pays your en
tire tuition fee. Special low rates. Tour credit
is good, if vou are (tort ef money. Hemphill's
Auto and Tractor Schools, 707 Hawthorne ave.,
Portland. Or.
in a pusinaaa achoo where stodenta se
cure individual instruetioa the ataior iss
iecta sndpenDal attention in all subjects, baea
keeoing. steBograpbic. es leu la tor. private secret-rial
emmca af fared. ' Write er call for Inter
view. New rm now opening. Day and eve.
Ding tendone, Oregon Institute ef Techoclogy,
IB1 fith St.. Miln S7Q0. 1 ocsl .
TOO CAS BAR M TOw WAT TBBOCGM
ALIflKT BLDQ.. 8L AMD WORRISQW.
CIVIL, service exsminattonx for clerks- for ports I
mail service and government departments.
Men, women, over 17, 8120 month. Expe
rience unnecessary. For free particulars writs
J. O. Lennard (former civil service examiner),
B98 Equitable bldg., Washington, 1. C.
MOLER RARBEU CULLEGB, will teach yo
the trade in 8 weeks ; receive some pay while
learning; prositions secured. Ore cue ex-service
men receive ttste aid Write er call leg sets-
loane. 284 Burnaide St.
MUUKBN BAHBEU COLLEUE teaebaa the tra
in 8 wks.. tools fornisbed; sales peg. Posh
tiofla secured. Special rate thia nweUk Writ
yr call for psrtiillapt 34 First rt.
HIGH Sl'HOOL girls who special! with us in
th Office Appliance elaase will receive larger
salaries acd also our eeonergtwin la securing
positions. Calls n School. 405 Artitarw bldg.
ROCET MOUNTAIN TEACHERS'-"AGEMOr
Enroll free. Frank K. Welles former asst.
State supt.. Mgr., N-W. Bank bldg An to. 618-18.
MEN. WOMEN, team barber tisde: wsaes while
learnine: coaitions ansranteed. Uer. 32 Tears'
xperience Oregon Berber College. gSS sJsrtisoa.
I HAVE an opening in class for 6 girls to laare
- tnultigraphing and will s Mt-t li.m te post
tiens when nullified. 4 IIS Anifsn t-ldg.
" EAST SUE COkfUEHClAL HCHOOL
Wis Regin Bnektl's privat school; IndivMusl
trstrncfion. 1 33 U Grand ave. Eaft 42T.
.EAKSTEI80RAPH1-Bsilway Telegraph -stilute,
4St Railway Kxcbaeg bids- Night
elesee .
HELP WANTED-MALE 201
WANTED- Salesman, expenene no. necessary.
tn handle household necessities. Every honse
a prospect. If ym pasinni erdinsry intelligenoe
and can talk English you ean. qualify. Com up
and let me show yon how to make some quick
money. Call from 2 to 6 n. m., room 312,
22Tk Wash.
OFTK'fii manager who ia capabl of assuming
entire responsibility of a transportation com
pany's office. Must be able to assume entire
charge ef full set of books and furnish surety
bond. W prefer a manager who will become
interested in the company. Applf 49S West
Rnmside. ' ' '
VYOODWdriK& ASb ESlRLEft WANTE5.
I trst class mechanic for assembling in truck
body works. Do not apply unle-s you hav full
kit of hand tools and ? experienced mechanic
Universal Body corporation, 90 Bawdy.
WANTED Mrst clats plasterer; -material fur
nished. Call 1088 Marguerite ate. Wdln.
4fif2. -
WANTED Experienced milker and ehoreman.
Call Main 887 between 10 a. m. and 3 p. ss..
Son., Mow., Toe. - -
FIRST CLASS meet metal worker, also young
man with seme experience in sheet metal
work. J. C. Bsyer. 204 Market st
LAUNDRY driver wanted at 12S6 Hsiey st.
SALESMEN WANTED 202
A PL'BLlt; utility " requires the services of" three
salesmen with good general ezperienc.
F-292,
Journal.
AGENTS WANTED
203
WANTED-! Stat agents for Washington, Idaho.
Montana and county agants for Oregon for
selling automobile equipment, easy to sell: good
mcney for right partie. Call st 1143 E. Lin
coln, corner 38th, after 6 p. m. Phone Aut.
224-48.
AGENTS wanted Benedict Nursery Co., lbb E.
87th st. N.. Portland. Or.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE 204
EXPEKIENCED girl looking lor office poition
should register with us aa we are having more
calls thsn usual for tbe girls that are inex
perienced we are offering s practical office ap
pliance coorse In typing, dictating machine, cai
CuUtor or multigraph and aasiat them in secur
ing positions ; when- quahfied.
CALI.AN SCHOOI
- 405 Artisans Bldg.. Bmadwsy at Oak.
WANTED girla wishing permanent' positions,
or mother with daughter, ' not younger than
18, to do general housework and assist with care
of children in new, convenient none; on must
be exiericnced ook. Pbone Main 8045.
WANT girl to take care of oil ice and pbone, in
Irvington, for ' th Wardrobe Dye Works.
One experienced In this line preferred. Call
Bdwy. 1304. , . . .
PIANO teacher for beginners, not acMariiy
professional; atat experience. Address Music
BnpervMor, P. U. Box 3S4
ANY UIUL is need of a fnend. sppty us th
alvaticB Array Reseu Heme, Mayfair and
Alexander sta. Phone Male 3450 D-if ear.
WANTED A young girl to as,it with bouse
work. Phcine Taber 5684- - y
WANTED erl lady as companion, goou
heme. Write. Otto Bittlve. Oervais, O.. R. 3.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 205
WANTED 100 loganberry pickers. I will be at
th 8 Charles hotel Wednesday. June 23.
Carl Aepinwall, Waconda, f r. .
SITUATIONS WANTEIMALE 251
IE YOU want a real driver, one who will deliver
the roods day or night. T days a week, write
EX-873. JosroaL -- sy
PAI'ERLNO. painting and tinung. cheap; lio.r,
eleaned and polished. Tabor 8258.
I'AINTiNd and Uuung, good dean aura. Call
W-wi:wn 8471.
WIU. do painting and tinung in exchange for
nsed car. East -7 80.
CEMENT WORK Satisfaction guaranteed. sV
R. Pntnsm. Woodlawn 5241. ' '
i'OUMi man, rtenogr)ber, want position; 3
yeara' experience. J-H4 2, Journal.
KoOr'eV For r hingang ox ruut repair service
eall jJsjKhaa 10T2-
-.nVawlk CM
M mt ll mm mM fArwef mV MVaUa VsV
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
Grading and Excavating
Cay er contract ; dumpwagms gad teems for
hire by tha day. Main S744.
TWO men with dragsaw- end outfit wast coo-
tract to cot first growth eornwooa. jooo
cord or more. F. V, Maitland, 844 K. Ash,
Portland, Or. Ant. 217-16.
6HINGLEK ' and carpenter, IE years in port
land; estimates furnished. BerUy. Wdla.
S101.
PAINTING AXD TtNTIXu IN ALL THEIR
BRANCHES. REASON ABLS.
SS.0. TAHL, BROS. .
CARPENTER Estimates giras on bnildlng and
repair , work; screens nude to -order; 1801
Hawthorne, Taber 1860.
W ANTE! Work en farm by strung boy, 13;
know how te milk. For particulars address
1006 K. SSth st. &., Portland.
CARPENTERING, sun porches, shincling. i
terior finishing Kutlmatea furnished. . Uaia
ess.
GREENHOUSE MAN. yeara ot experience, wants
work. T-T08. Journal.
PAl.NTINtf and kalaomining, 3 I
, C. W. Rice, 621-63.
room up.
BASEMENTS.' GRADING. GEN 'L TEAMING
Contract or Day Work. Ant. 622-85.
ELECTRICIANS. Main 722. We specie
electrically wiring yoor home.
FAIN T IN'G and tinting, work guaranteed. Bes
onable
prices.
Ante, 622-99.
CEMENT works ail kiaos.
Bellwood SIS.
FUst clsas only.
SCREENS asade te ecdatv old seswena twwlcsa.
Antomstie 817-ST, . .
CARPENTER and contractor, lobbing anythin S
in the building Une Phone East 6SK.
PLCMBCNG done fery reasonable by the job er
by the honr, Aut. 285-61.
HOUSE TAINTING, pure paint, references.
Telephone Eaet -5787.
ROOFd bESHlNGID A SPEClALtX
Phone East 1801 ,
CARPENTER, jobbing. lruLch kitshen and buf
fet work a specialty. Columbia: 14 80.
WILL do your cement work, at reasonable price.
Wdln, 484.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254
EXPERIENCED trustworthy lady wishes bouse
cleanlng, washing, other work. Good work
guaranteed. Woodlawn 6308. ' '
LNLKKJKAOL ATE nuns. Utant in denttst
office C S. student preferred. , 0-175,
Journal. s
Uce. 'vikx a.Vo' AKjtiAi;tTE "Crft-
TAtNS. DBAPEHIE3, IM).E VP LIKE
NEW. WILL CALL. EAST 8M8.
ELOERLT wotean'wantji light housework," pborie
Kant 47-0.
No calls after S p.
wTlx
care tor children and isvaliiia by the
children
hour. Broadway 2740, room 401.
DRESSMAKING
258
tiXEINU. cleaning, pressing, dreaamaaing, ra
- modeling, relining. alteration!, eleaUns. ree
aiwisble pricaa. . The Cabinet Dreesaaskini psrleea.
44 MorriiwTieer llth. Mainl825.
Painty summer dresses te order, reasonable
pries ; alterations sad reflttinx.. 1150 X(rUi.oa
st. Tlbor B01Z
EXPERIENCED dreaamaker by day or st hora.
Beaaenable. Woodlawn 8666.
riEMSTITCUING- Ariy color, 'Ke yard; aU eeal-
loping. 209 Alisky bids-, 3d and Morrison.
NURSES! 257
EXPERIENCED nurse wilt take patient in my
borne; light, airy rooms and sleeping porch.
Main 1072.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
TLvJiVInHb, ,BtEKpiN'o,,,6o3' "
MODERN CONVENIENCES
84 A WEEK AND CP "
MAXWELL HALL
207 FOURTEENTH STREET .
PHONE MAIN 1158
Lincoln Mote!
MORRISON
AT ELEVENTH
Very attractive rooms, aingle and en suit. I
thoroughly nodera: congenial atraospher; de-'
sirsuio sown-vno toesitnn; i. ski up per i
nignu wecKiy ratea oi aa.ou ana up.
rtoteS Royal
AND EAMT THIRD
, , mr - - . - - - . T j
ss. ana mkvwpwm wvum . yv. u"r,
par week sod up. All modem conranwocea.
Mtiimi aistance.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
WASHINOTOJf AT THIRTEENTH
Rata by th week. 66.60 and up. hot ssd
gold running water, tub snd shower baths.
Jefferson Hotel "a cor.
Modern, well furnished rooms, pleasant lobby
sad kutemstic elevator. 0Uc-75o a night and
tap. epeciat weesiy rates.
TOURIST HOTEL ii?J2SU
a.
frrinn
J Modern, free bath, reduced rates,- 76e per day
and ap, (4 a weak and up. Transient trade so
licited, kira M. J. Walker, proprietor.
Hotel Coriradine t e n -?h
Twe blocks north of Washington st Pleasant
rooms and suites at very reaaonabl rates by tha
day or week, -
ii6tL onto
288 FRONT ST.. COB. MADISON
Nice sleeping and housekeeping rooms; hot
gnd cold water ia every room : automatic J
vator; reasonable, by day er week.
"Hotel barr
113 N. SIXTH. 2 BLOCKS FBU DEPOT.
(t per day, (ft per week snd up-. ,
Gfenwood Hoteir;,' JJZ:
Under new nunagemrnt. Cieaa rooms and
best service. rlpecial rates. -
4SS Al.DKIl CORNER OT 18TH
NEAT, CLEAN SLEEPING EOOMH. ALSO
HOI'SKSEKPINO ROOMS. (.. TO S PER
WEEK. BROADWAY 2.
Wei! Furnished ''Rooms
: Steam heat, bnt snd cold water, reasonable
rates. 289 Fifth, st. Msirf E87S.
FRONT room, with porch," newly papered, new
furniture, (2.60 per week. Also on large
housekeeping room with sink and water. Walk
ing distance, H0.1 Bth tt. Main 368V.
1EN0N HOTBL -".W
Best dollar s day house is town. All modern
consenleneea. Rates to permanent gueet. '
. .- Hot ei, Cadillac :
Third St. Near Jeffersoa
7Se a day, 62. 6A week np. t'ean, comfortable
rooms rtbsth free; hot water aU hours. '
' ' THE MAPLE " '
Rooms (4 per week and up. Hot and eold
water in each room; sttie room (8 per month.
(ft N. 17th at. j
ONE sleeping porch and on' very pleasant
aleeping room ;. also completely fumisbed on
and two-room apt; all well furnished and sndt
lewly clean; reasonable. 6B5 Waahington at.
Sargent Hotel :Jrlt
Uoosekaepteg sad sleeping rooms.
3t. Paul Hotel CORNI
130 FOCRTrt
ER ALDER
A respectable down-town hoteL Transients (1 up
Special rate to permanent guest.
ROME richly furnished transient rooms ' being
refitted st special rates te permanent, " weekly
or monthly guest. AU rooms facing s (tb or
Stark at., bnsinesa section. rJm press betel.
HOTEL OCKLEY
Morrison at Tenth. $1 s day; weekly. (3 and
up; free phone and bath; ateam heat.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
A few attractive rooms gnd suites: very rea
aonabl rates by the week or month. 12 th and
Washington sta
CLEVENGER HOTEL
4 1 S H Washington st, cor. llth, (1 a day.
(4.50 a week and wp; fine downtown location;
hot and eold water; steam heat.
WASHINGTON HOTEL-
A fw attractive rooms and tuitea; eery rea
sonable rate by the week or month, 12 th and
Washington sts. ' - -
HOTEL HEDFORD
120 Ke. Fifth; . comer Glixan st. Steam
heat, not, cold water; fre bath. 75c a day Up;
(4 week up. Privste bath (7 week up.
FRONT room with porch, newly papered, new
furniture, (3 per week, walking distance.
805 6tb st. Phone Main 358. '
FURNISHED room and unfurnished,
able rent, 144 E. Water at.
Reason-
FURN1SHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY
301
LTi
R;E. clean, well furnished rooms, phene am
pain, walking aistance. nroarjway .11..
853 Hoyt at.
VERY fien modern furnUhed roam, suluble for
on or two; no other roomers; close in. 783
K. Broadway.
LARGE, clean, siry room, suits ble lor 1, 2 or S
persona; rent reaaoneble. 253 N. 2 1st st.
Phone Ant n31-08. '
CLEAN, pleasant furowlied room, " walking die
tance; X block 2 carlinee; outside entrsnee;
gntiman employed; only (3 week. East 2505.
LARGE, light, airy room, walking distance bui
neas district, gentlemee. preferred. (34 Everett,
cyr. 17th. -- -- - -
SLEEPING room, stutabie for 1, light,
clean.
airy. 2d floor, close to bath : use of . phon.
128 14th St., bet. Wash, snd Alder st.
CLEAN, airy slaving r-os, H block S. AJ-
berts at. 1027 E. Tth. ' 'V -
LARGE, pleasant front room for . in private
home. 814 Haiey st. East 8788. -
0"k, ut..V and sieeoing purch, stuxi (umikiisd,
close ia. Zi W. Park.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY 301
3 MCE Kl-KEPLMJ: hOOMS, 84 1 U WEEK,
WALEINO U1STANCK; -.CORNER HARRI
SON ' A.M BROAD WAT. 884 BROAOWAT,
MAIN 4S08. -
COUNTItr home within th4 eity. give every
- comfort to twe bnsinesa gentlemen er man and
wife;- meals if desired ; all kind trait, fresh
eggs. 'Tarxvr 8877. ;
LOVKLT rocuna, that wiU surely pleae; use of
sitting room also; buaineaa men preferred,
115 74th at. corner A Ufer Call Tabor 8072
evenings or F-2S2. Jotirnal.
BEAt THf'LLLT turrjished large room, private
bath. In refined home, restrieud district;
large lawn; walking dutane 84 N. 21st cor.
Everett - - '"
CLEAN, comfortable room in C B. home, suit
able foe two ladies or gentlemen, with, or
without meal. 414 Market l. eor. llth.
MCE1-Y furnisned front room in modern home,
1. block from. MV car; breakfast U preferred.
Tabor 7787. - ;
til REE large nu with elowt. private lafatory,
part furnished. 1 block from car. Reasonable,
610 East Aifa it E. SDsS.
tUON'T room. :. clean, with small kitchen,
a furnished. 84 week to 1 or 2
rTosa tn. 54 E. 7th N.. cor. Iavis.
2 ROOMS PrNet. nicely I aruialiod, cloeo in.
42 E. 27th sr. H.
WELL furnished room tn private family (or 2
men. Reference. Wdln. 8608,
ROOM AND BOARD J 302
NORTONIA HOTEL ,
r.T.KvrwTH OFF WASHrNQTON .
Portland's blgb class downtown residential
hotel. - "
We give you the comforts of home. Americas
and European plan. Rates reasonable.
LAltGE rwnii iu prirata home, walking distance"
; Wast tilde; use o( piano; .ret. aisr. 00,
mornings. - ' -
ROOMS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY
303
WANTED -To ears' for one or two children OS
der 6 yeara; - mother's carej' Call SeUwood
2671 or write 1113 E. Kelly St.
VERT fins Urge room, good board, good ear
- age, suitable for two: nesr MnntaviUs - car
line. 0 TIM st. N. Tabor 8886.
BOOM AND BOARD for Iwe 1 Swedish family.
All home-privileges. Two b!wk from Jionny
sldo car at E. 0th. 81 2 E. Aide. East 8487.
fLF.ASANT- room la modern home, for t or 21
all home privileges. 858 E. 80th sL' . Press
Tsbor 8328, ;
NINE, rooms lor out or two. Also 2 "single
rooms, clean and in walking distance; board -ing
if desired. 817 MarahaU.
ITNE board and room, in deskabla home; eloae
to "uanyside end Hawthorn eer. Inquire
at 1000 East Tsylov at. near 84th.
HAVE 2 large rooms with double beds, suitable
for-2 couples or aingle man: board if desired;
glee garage. East 4778 er 674 E. (Vmeh.
WlIA, GIVE roum and ear to child between
2 and 5 years old on fanra near Portland.
Phone 882-18.
MUTHEK'8 car given childsen,
- ,72l Ererelt Aut. -521-0
day or hour.
ROOM, and hoard, close In,' quiet private beme.
jua r.. l.tn sr. rrast noli.
VnU.'61Vd best P' car to-ekiM. 3 io I
close in. Can gi good ref.
East 72
LARGE pleaant rcKjius. good board.geraga,
ricene priTileges.- sis in 7028.
ROOM and buard in private family. 84 East
. 85th st. - ' - -
FURNISHED roomi with board near 2 csrliaes;
men preferred, (all Ant. 826-89.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED 304
CLEAN it and 9 rooiu H. R. apartmsnta cheap
water, elect, light, bath and pbane free.
Children welcome, 088 E. - Morrison at 1 7 lb.
ast S7ZS
TWO. ns--e sincl bousekerriing rooms with gsa
. and electricity furnished, 8 B0 and 84
k walking diitiruw. am 17th. ,
60
COT.
Columbia, i -tall home.
TWO i attic rooms, 2 large front housekeeping
-.rooms, first floog, 2 large front housekeeping
rooms upstairs. 1 large hmisekaepuif rotm, 117
18th at. ' north. Bdwy. 3 S3 8. -
VERT plesaant housekeeping rooms, singl and
en suite; large, outsio moms with running
water; well furnished and convenient; easy weik
Ing distance; rent reasonable. 314 lSth st.
S H. K. KOOMS. single or: dr.ubls; also nna
larga front aleeping room, everything fur
nished, walking distance. 387 College St., sear
w . i ars. .11 sin sioi,
ONE housekeeping suite, everything fsrnislied,
neat gnd clesn; very reasonable; 1 front mom.
housekeeping privilege, reasooabl.
,370 Broad-
wsy. t, i
TlfB " MAfT.B
80 N. 17th st., off Washington; large 3 room
aniteii also single room, with kitchenette; hot
and enld wster In each apt.
i; 2 A.N ti 3 H. R. "RW.lH; (UiAV1 ASJli
"IRABLE; KLE"TKlf ITT, . NEAR TWO
CARL1NE8, MISS. AND WILLIAMS. (1.75 TO
M. 203 fiTAXTON 8T.
TWOi roum single and with kiichg-netla, eieo
trktity, water, ehnsp. Will exchange rent
for painting or auto, furniture, ate. i Phone
BdWjrJ ' 1935.. - "
(10 MONTH 2 clean furnished housekaeplng
, rooms, . free phone, laundry, hot gnd enld
water; -elwtrie .llgbt, yard. 408 Veacoarer ma
near Broadway. - -
A - NICE, home for 2 girla. 2 ery pleasant
romns with kitchen privilege. Lovely mod
ern home in desirable location, walking distance.
464 Hall st., comer 18th. Main 4KO.
LARGE airy - room, electric, liglits, etc., (4.60
per; week. 516 Morrkoo. Another steam
heated. aleeptnf or h. k, room. 63.26 per wank.
446 Cohimbia. ,
LAH,E. clean, oubnd lu k. room, verv desir
able location ; 8 minutes' walk from Meier A
FVsnk's. - 26 14th et.
WALKING distance. 2 room suite, sleeping
porwb. Everything furnished. SatisfaeLorv rate
tn permanent people. 1162 N. 22d. '
CLEAN, single and dnume housekeeping roonisj
running water, electricity, phon. bath, lausdry
traya.j adults, close In. 308 12th sL .
1 WO large, cloah, furnished front h. k. rooms,
electricity, bath, rang, ink, walking distance.
211 Sherman ft. Mgrvhall 8208.
TimitE nicely funUed K" l" rooms in pnvst
. home, suitable for working girls, reaaonabl.
Sell. JiOJ:
FL'RNlftHED housekeeping mora fnr rent; also
sleeping room; close in. 194 . 13tb .at. Main
8659.4 ' I
DANtfY 1 and
2 room housekeeping, clean;
(20 " per month. IIM '.
price (12 te
21 st jit.
NICELY furnished 1L R. rooms, first floor, light,
heat, gaa, phone; also- sleeping rooms, desir
able for gentlemen. Main 8370. Near -3d st,
8ACI1Y liuue, 1 and 2 room mmlrhed boiiK
keeping, close iu, walking diets nc,, west side,
low rent , 545 H 1st.
FLRXISI1ED H. K. rooms, close in
(1.73 week
and up; electric ligbta
(20 Vk First, near
Clay st. '
AT'i'HACTlVE front suit of rooms; sleeping
porrh, fireplae, electricity, (aa plate; gang
if lestrefl. . i 4 1 k. Morrison. Tsbor s.
NICE) single or two room suits foaH. K. Good
for
working people; walking diatanc. 449
v.ueh. - . ' - ' "":
NICE!
3-rnom- suite, reavtnable: also, one aleen.
room. 448 . Taylor, off 12th. Mar
shall 3344.
PLEASANT front H. K. room, with kitchenett,
' close in.. 8'8 Clsy at.
LARGi: siry h k.
laundry facilities. .
wsy j Msin 8840...
.rooms, gaa range, bath,
833 Clay st. cor. Broad-
TWO! large front rooms, first floor, (25; room '
'; snq giutneneite iij, not water always, bam.
lanrtfiry pnone, ngnr, anq neat. wa manners at.
NtCEiLY furnished bousskeeplng basement room
miitabfe for 2 men.
Wdln. 88T3. 1181
Wilbur- t.
CLrS.tN, deairable furni-Oied H. R, room, kitch
en,! reSKmable. .788 Park are., elos- te
CltyPsrk- and O-O car. PIkmi Main 4278,
THREE furnished IF
K. rcK,4ns, banientl
Williams are. car. East
Adults.
2 2 i'age.
850. i -
SINGLE or double furainhed 11. K. ramus; gas;
walking distance; free phone, lights and bath.
reasonable rent. BIB . Morrvum Bdwy. J8 4 4
3- FCRNI8HED aH. K. ROOMS, U PER
MONTH 031 THIHMAN. BDWY. 1437.
TWO Urge furnished H. K. rooms, walking dis
tance. Ill N. 14tb st. - -
LAbGE light housekeeping room, near Broad
way bridge. .Phone East 2804.
3- H K. rooms for rcnU
O-W. R. A N. eheps.
120 Graham, near
ONE- light housekeeping room for rent, cheap.
- 884 Milt ' . - -
HOt'HEKKEPIN'i room, newly decorated, vera
reasonable rent; see them. 858 Qtrimby at
SLITE of bousekeepfng room at dVpliur
C - Phone Tsbor 8780.
SINGLE h. b. room, suitable - tor bachelor.
154 N. !th st. - - -
FlKNiSliED bouwkceping rooms for rait. 134
- ..! 14h et- --- -- -
Fl U.VMliED hou-ekeeping room, sink and bath,
SI g per month.- 154 K. Sth et.
- ... : ;; 60S FROS'T . ,..
- " " - Clean, electric snd (as. -'
ONE burnished, bouekeiTlng room, pnone, light
and bath, for gift or. man. 102 E. I8th at.
FL'HNLHHED H. Jfc. rooms; reasonable rent; I
basement h. k. room. (10 month. 270 8ih st,
THREE desirable U. K. ruoiua to gduita, f)4i
Xsaihi. at, Uia 441. .
lb.
FOR RENT
i.oc -rv.r.rirG ROOMS
FURNISHED
304
EXCEPTIONAL a room aiiile" Urge t-lrsn rToiis
well -. furnished, bay window, parior lamp.
davenport kitchen cabinet etc.; a bo pleasant
room with kitchenette : mrxierate fsnt. tit
Twnsdale. cor. 15th and Al.ler.
V IltTE lluuse r-mm. single lurni.li.il lm
keeping, aU outside rooms; nice quirt lac.e;
gentlemen preferred; walking distance; low tenU
215 Mill st. corner 1 t.
VkllT pleaant 2 rMsu suits.; urge. i.sn ri-miis.
well tarnished with all onnTenienres; rl.us
bla location; rent very rrasonabia.-80T Market
st. beiween Bth and nth stx.
MANOR HOTEL giXPZ
H. K. and sleeping rooms. I-nw rstea by the
week. Clean, quirt and homelike Mr. 2504.
is K. HfAHK. riuine 5470. Two nieeiy
papered and ensmeled modern housekeering
rmnv walking ditsnce; rnt verv rasonabt.
Three blocks east of Washington high.
2 ROOM aita., well furniined, nimicrn, Kul
and elean; also pleasant sleeping room; desir
able INsation, dose In; summer prices. (113 liih
cor. Morri-on. Hdwy. 4M76. '
TWO nicely turn. h. k. rm with running
water and beat, will be ready huntlsy mnmins;
also 1 single housekeeiiing room, at 104 N.
17th. Brnsdway 2(HI.
8 AND 4 ROOM basement apta., ru lining
' water, 120 and fjlft per mo ; also S roots
urstairs apt., 120. No objection to children.
A't sleeping room. 80 nth it.
K. H. Holism, hot and mid running water.
free pbone, eleeially-- clean, "new minsm
ment, reaaunsble rstes; no nbjrrlina te cmuliee.
83 21st st. Nt-.li blocks off V.'ssliintrtAin.
0NE nice big rooui wTLb kit-Uenetle, close i
608 Davis st.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
UNFURNISHED ' 3 C 3
FOR HKNT 3 "room funiimed snd unfurnished
anartmenti. 82 7.50. tall week days, Maus
8784. 747 Northmp. -I
IF you hae say furniture to Binve, we do U
for leea; stnrsge tree la dsva. Msin fiaj:
- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY ' 308
TWO'lsrue front moms, ' fuinihhid,' 3 bl.; st. n
2 lsrae front rooms, first floor, clean and
Hint, running water, bath, phone. Is rue ysrd;
children f rirnmt; rent reasonable. 05 East 13
gnd Washington.
PHEASANT room, (uinielird tor sleeping of
hoiuekeerlng; gaa, light, linen and hsth, fnr
one gentlemso, 64 Par week. 461 lOUl st, 8.,
ewmer Jackson. -
(fHREE clesn H. K. rooms tor rent in prist
family; clean linen furnished earl) week; light,
gas, all fnmiahed; good basement to watl) Ub
Wdln. 4S45.
2'"Rtn,T,T ' H'H. Tiooua "Wltif CTTrUI'S'-
ETTE; CONVENIENT. ELEC. fJAS. HEAT.
FT'KNINHFU. KAHT blDE; WALK.INU U18
TANCK. KAST 4048.
IK IRTINOTOV, 8 clean, lar-". furnhhad H.
K, roomi all eonvrnlenrea, suitable (of 9 ef
4 penple. Tel. East 1441.
Ea rtfjf? frotit upstairs lorn, kitchenette, and
aleeping porch overlooking vttx. 1'ortlsnd
HelghU district, 804 Market drire. Walking
distance. Msin 88a 1, . .
TWO oomfnrtable rooms tn priest family, mod
cm home, nesr Ij-un-Jhumt Park; h. k.
Privilege. Bunnyside rag to 83d. 1002 E.
lorrison. ' '
3 I'I.EAhANT unfurtiUhed b. ' k. rnoin for
rent July 1. Light and ,wter furnished.
Near Auditorium. Kent reasonable to reliable
tenants. i-nw7. Journal,
Jr'C HNINHKD rooms, alxn "convenient for liutit
tKiaseknrping, reasonsble, In ptlvsle fsmily,
suitable for two working girls or men; breas-
fsst if desired. Phone Woo'llawn 3T.M8,
$ LIGHT housekceiiirig rtKm for mun si ..wife
or 2 gentlemen or 2 ladios, everything fur
nished, clean, good haaement to Wash in. lights.
gaa and phone.
Wdln. 4 54 5.
JUST"
hat you
hare
beun I' Kiling for, alees'
and DJcclr furtufhed housekeeping rooms in
' desirable residence district at 10JU E. Main It.
eor. 84th, Hawthorns car.
2 LAltGK fruit rooms grotuid fl'aor, furnisluiit
eiHUplet for iKMisekaeiiing, walking diatanoa.
adults. 11 E. 14th st. N.
V6U kfc.Vf fly tnont'h'l riosein, ' i ' bsaemenl
housekeiiing. room, .iiltsble for 1 or 2 work,
lng men to bacn in. 8 28 Clsy.
TWO nicely furnished hnuseteeping rooms. In tits.
pbone, nest, etc., reasonable, 1314 iloigats.
Sellwood 8400.
TWO nice clean bouse keoping rooms, els in;
lights ami wster, ( s wek. 538 E. KsU
ST.. - rieiiwoo. r-sr. e
FOR KENT- l'''t
houekseping rooms, fumuhedJ
fall 20 f?.. 2 3d l
a" ilOCSi;KliKI'l.l rooms lor rent. 12 . tirabsm
are , nesr ft w. in. tt .M. shops.
LOVkT.Y new i rooms ami kil'-henette; snivlcre
conrwnlences, fin Iocs Hon. Phon Ksst 8T94.
TWO desirable fiirnTslird " noueei-iring roouis;
heat, water and ligiit. 8P0 K. ftiirmiide.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 307
: - THE JEFFERY""
2 room furnished apta (18. Cor. Rnaaell
and Ksrhr ats. East IMI4 .
LAI,rE, light, airy, 1 iim snt, very nio fciiao
to lis, easy walking distance, suitable for 2
working girls or employed couple. (4.30 per
week. 825 12th.
THUKE room six., cheap to aomeon who will
look after th house. EreryLhlng furnished;
lderly couple preferred. Raf. required. 2 BO
Jefferson.
Davenport Aparttncints
S fortm furnished pt for rent. ; 005 Jeffer
son Main 3435.
JSTf,KI,Y'Jr furnished 2 room apsri'menlJi, (30 t
(4 0. including
lights and privste phon.
Wslking distance.
4th snd Lincoln.
Adults of ilr. Th Lincoln,
Main 137 7.
Ffiorence Apts.
af-'EleveuO. EL
Marshall 4178
One 8 mem apartment with sleeping porch. Also
large plessant room suitable frr two,
OPPfiUTCNlTY 'to scciirw 2 or 3 room ai-t. mi
reduced summer ratea. Irge, airy outei'le
room; nsual conrenlcnrca. Adults. Th Jef
ferumisn, ronier IHth snd Jsffrrwin.
CiyiY 3 room, mrjtlnin f urnisiiiii, cheap; nice
neighborhood, pared t, near carllnn, gond
view. Prefer adults. 0 K. J 0th, Sell. !.
P.Teninex Bdwy. 8.V0I. See Rolsnd. . W. K. sloe.
CTaM13NTsW1I
I College On nle 3 -room baa
nefif with bath. (42 30.
THE STAN F II ELD
' Modem 2 room apta,, light, heat, phone; low
rent. Main 7112.
Elibridlge Apts.
t
newlydecorstedl 274 N. 2lt. HHwy .4730.
3 AND, 4' Ili5"M iimiihed apt., stesni hsC
fre phone, 1 block from 2 ear bnsa, 843
Nelson et,, nar 27th and Handy bled.
I'MiKR new msiisgcmrnt, Irds spts., fireproc
bldg, m'xlern 2. 3 and 4 mom in'., also
Vring room, ressotisbl rent. Msr. 8',f7.
3 HM'A, private fiirinliira and piano, to subUt.
- Near 23d and Washington.-. Call Mar. 3243
aftr 0 p. m.
FOR RK-T -3 room farnislied apt, light, hesC
hfd and cold wa'er, lurnished. ( stl st J092
Hswrliorne are., Apt. A,; no children.
DRTTksTON A PTS., 448 J "if 11 8T. '
Mixiern. clean, light, 3 room apta. Summer
rates.
rnrcKSTW ai-ts -4. iiYirsr
Modem, clean, light, 2 room spu. Mum met
rate. - . .
8 AND 4 room,-strictly modern, nice lawn, rent
reai-onsble. Went side. Call Pnalvrsy 2071.
228 X 2"'h st,
THRKE flOoM front gpartment., strictly mod
ern. 4.50 Clinton Apt. 123 East 16th.
Hell. 3188. ,
WILL sublet for the summer nice uiml, t);re
room ajrsrtment, coot snd rlioi'-e view; fur
n Inhed. including risno, ' Phone K 84 7 7.
ENTIRE Bwi floor sp, attrsciive liom gs
. rage; aduita A Insely pise fnr niplojd
people. Est 2548 71 1 K Ankeny
K1CELY farnii-hed 2 room apanmenu wuhia
wslking distanoa. Kent (5 a week and no
ward. r4SH Washington st, Broadway 844 9.
Til REE room turnlbd ' apt","1 electrTTily. tX,
bstb, telephone, wslking distance, 45 4 Itei
mont, tsnvr 8th st. .
TIIK JEFFEEY 2 -room furnslieil apartinenC
(18 per month; corner of Bussed and Kerby.
Phone East I 504.
3 HlMiMH siul pnrsu bath; root 46.ffi. in-
cluding water, tlon and garbag Phon
Wdln. 81 M.
ONE 2 rjoin furiiisiied spsrluieut, resaooaUi.
Henwyl 24 4 0.
tWO rofttn furrXlied apt. lor rent, (20. 4
E, :oich. East 1708.
TWO roum apt., reasonable. . C- 343. 1717
Portsmouth ave
A LI, tXilPLETE, (l.uO; concret bunding'
corner Vninn are, and KIHingsworth.
5 hCXiMT fu mis bed apartuieni, Irr lug ton; (35T
East 4 852.
1-2-3-ROOM apt-, main floors, el in. summer
rates (3.50 to 1' a week. 5H4 l-lsn-1 - rs.
DCRFEY Af T8. I'srtly fnrnihed, m-xlem 8
rm. sot, with hsth, phone. Kst -
THE ALEKET . furtu'ihed "spartiurnts, Usm best.
priTate hsth. - H40H Miwloippl s.
ONE 2 -room snd 1 3 -room furm.lied h. k,
apartment. Nob Hill dlBtricf. !. Johnrn.
Sl'NMMUNT ' spii".' 1 iinu-h. l sit., 'i'sh. 1!-
iCenUnued a Foiiowmg paMs