SATURDAY, JULY
1981.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
10
HARDING MAKES
ATTEMPT TO LINE
UP U. S. SENATORS
By David Lawrence
(Copyright. 1021, by The Journal) .
Washington, July 9. President
Harding has at last thrust himself
into the congressional situation in
the hope of leading his party from
the aimless paths it has been travel
ing into roads that will mean party
achievement instead of personal ag
grandizement.
Mr.' Harding's visit to the senate is
the' big tcpic of conversation in the na
tional capital today. He did not offend
his former colleagues.
He did not kindle the fires of sens!
tlveness about executive encroachment
as sometimes was the case with his
predecessor. He made it more of a fra
ternal visit an appeal to the senate to
help the executive keep his pledge of
economy and retrenchment.
TRIP NECESSARY
Mr. Harding's words, spoken in the in
formality of the capitol atmosphere, can
do much more good than formal con
ferences at the White House. The presi
dent went to the senate principally to
urge that action on the bonus bill be
deferred. He has for some days been
uneasy about it, believing that such a
measure would at one fell stroke undo
all that General Dawes and the budget
bureau can do in five years.
But the significant and outstanding
fact about Mr. Harding's trip to the
capitol is that it was necessary at all.
Why was the bonus bill ever reported
out of committee? Much embarrassment
would have been saved Mr. Harding if
the measure had been ordered to re
. pose in committee.
BEE OKLY RE ELECTION
Certain members of the senate up for
reelection next time could not see it
that way. They Yelt they had to make
a gesture even though some other force
actually defeated the proposal later. It's
another case of one or two men who
are so eager to be reelected that they
would not hesitate to saddle the country
with an extra $1,000,000,000 of debt at
the wrong time.
Senate leadership is not what Mr.
Ha'rdliig has a right to expect. Senator
Penrose used to wield considerable in
fluence in handling legislation. He
wasn't on the job when the bonus bill
was in committee.
Conferences between Mr. Penrose and
the treasury department would have
ended discussion of the bonus at this
time. Mr. Penrose as chairman of the
senate finance committee has been
looked upon as the spokesman of the
administration on all matters relating
to finance.
LODGE GETS HELP
Time was when he would have assert
ed himself and assumed the leadership.
but his health is not what it used to
be. Senator Lodge, Republican leader
has endeavored conscientiously to bring
the various elements in the party into
line, but is significant to note that his
request for a three week recess con
curred in by Senator Underwood, the
Democratic leader, was turned down by
" an insurgent element which pushed both
the bonus proposition and the farm
finance bill to the fore.
Senator Lodge had to get help from
the White House. President Harding
announced himself as favoring the re
oesa The point is that the senate, while
waiting for the house to get through
with the tariff bill, may pass too many
bills upon the insistence of individual
members which would only embarrass
the administration and put the respon
sibility for failure of those same raeas
ures of members of the house.
HARDING AFFLIE8 INFLUENCE
The purpose cf the recess is to keep
the senate from legislation In extrane
ous issues and getting all tangled up so
that when the big tariff and tax pro
posals come before the upper house
there shall not be the opportunity for
trading that there might otherwise be
Mr. Harding has at last applied
executive influence to the situation. He
has begun with informal talks in the
senate cloakrooms where the personal
equation is all powerful.
There is still another step in prospect.
" namely, the party caucus. It's been
talked of as the only thing that will
- bring party harmony and iron out the
various .kinks in the senate situation.
The tendency of senators to form
groups and to act in a bloc made the
problem of leaderships an abnormal one.
It isn t simply a jod or tinning a aomi
nant personality to sway the senate.
It means finding a dominant Influence
to squelch the tendency toward class
legislation, a tendency that has grown
stronger since the war than ever before,
i in the last 25 years of congressional
history. The president has virtually
decided to use the party caucus to com
bat individualism.
Measures will be voted on at the cau
cus and the Insurgents will find them-
fc selves at pains to satisfy the Repub
lican organisations everywhere that they
did support the Republican party pro
gram.
mm It will cause many a senator or mem
ber of the house to hesitate whether he i
will be an insurgent or join me cause
and assure himself of presidential sup
' port in the congressional elections.
Banker Juggles
Baggage; Slogan
Given Meaning
Med ford. Or., July 9. In his anx
iety to make Crater lake popular
With tourists and other visitors and
in carrying out the "service and ac
commodations" slogan of the Med
ford members of the Crater Lake
company executive committee, who
have active management, Vernon
Vawter. cashier of the Jackson
county bank, juggled baggage of in
coming tourists and conducted the
visitors to the waiting stage.
The usually dignified banker, who
is also trustee of the University of
Oregon, was acting in place of the
regular company manager of trans
portation, who was absent at the
lake.
FARMERS TO MEET
WITH LABOR 60DY
GRACE FREIGHTER
TO SAL 11
1GHT
WITH OREGON PINE
Rolph,
Vancouver, Wash., July 9. Speak
ers of nation-wide repute will ad
dress the farmer-labor Chautauqua
in Esther Short park, July 11 and
12, in conjunction with the meeting
of the State Federation of Labor,
which opens Monday and will hold
all the week.
An attractive program for the conven
tion has been arranged by the local com
mittee. It includes a trip up the Colum
bia river highway, a theatre , party and
a trip to the Portland labor temple
Meetings of the convention will be held
In the labor temple at Ninth and Washington.
Upon completion of loading this
afternoon the W. R. Grace freighter
Colusa is expected to sail for Tacoma
late tonight. From Portland she will
take 790,000 feet of Oregon pine for
Talara. Peru, and 37,333 bushels of
flour for Callao. Both the flour and
lumber were shipped by Balfour -Guthrie.
Already laden with lumber and gen
eral cargo the ship will have one of the
largest lumber cargoes to leave the
Northwest for South America when she
leaves Tacoma. With 2,900.000 feet now
aboard, R. Wilson, master of the ship.
stated that upon leaving the Sound she
would have more than 5,000,000 feet, in
addition to other cargo. The lumber is
Oreeon Dine from Portland. Douglas fir
from Aberdeen, Wash, and redwood
from Eureka.
This is the first call to Portland the
Colusa has made since the war and
shippers believe it to be the advent of
the Grace line on a regular run. On de
parture from Puget Sound the ship will
make ports on the west coast of South
America.
Job a. Baited, Mas r PawieL
Jute 8. inM.
from New York, for Pol
ilumi Senator, from Portland via Baa Fran
aseo for Ban Dingo.
bauU Jahr a Am red.
Goodfellow. from Portland tar Mew Tort.
San KrancMco. July 9. (L S. 8.) Anions'
today: Robin Adsir. from Haw Tark. at 1 a. m. ;
Km Katan. from London, at 4 a. m.: C A.
Smith, from Cooa Bay. at 4:13 a. m.; Gjprajsm
from Astoria, at S3o a. m. ; antral
from Vanooaesr. at 9 33 a. m.
Pyra. for Brsmertoa. a 4:23 a.
Kmc Cyma. for Grays Harbor, at 8:25 a. m.
Port Sam Lam. 8:20 a. m:
ffi -srh-l 3 a. m.; Port Saunders. Santa Oma.
5 43 a. ra. : Tale. Lea Angelas, 10 a m: Una
rata. Bam Sara. 10:13 a. m.: Admiral Benin.
Los Angeles. 5 p. m. ; Herrm. Astoria, :0
p. ra : Heine Mare, Dairen. 2 :03 p m Bailed
Conuillr. Monterey. 7 :55 a. m; Admiral Nickel
son. Santa Barbara. 3 p. m ; fori Baanoara
whalinr, cruise. 12:05 p. ra. : C. 8. 8. BdmIL
ma, 2:30 p. ra. ; L. s. S- Mccormick, ma, z au
p. m.; V S. S. Balmer. ma, 2:80 p. m.;
TJ. 8. 8. Parietf, ma, 2 35 p m. ; TJ. 8. S.
McLeiih, aea. 2 40 p. m. : TJ. S. 8. Simpson, ma.
3:43 p. m.: President, Los Angeles. 3:20 p. ra. ;
Henry Vilterd, Las Inswlss, 3 40 p. m. , Tarn.
Los Ingress. 4 20 p. as.
Te Aretes at Kinland
Groaaar. S305
lain, B4S3
Wast Torn
c c
WiHpoto
Barry I
Admiral
Depere . .
Eft ins ham
A. F Lacks
Senator
Steel Worker
Aaeisbm Crty
Tama
VEW JAPANESE SHIP WILL
CALL AT PORTLAND OS RUN
Making her maiden trans-Pacific
trip the Raykuyo Maru of the Toyo
Kisen Kaisha line will include Portland
in her ports of call on the west coast
run. She Is due to arrive July 24 and
will take passengers and freight for
Central and South America.
Newly built, the ship Is a combination
nasseneer ana ireignier oi me
class as the Anyo Maru. She has a dis
placement oi 17,500 tons.
The Anyo Maru, bound ior tne uneni
from Valparaiso, is due to arrive here
Aueust 5. officials of the Oregon-pa
cific company, local agents of the T. K.
Joy Riders May Be
Dead; Auto Found
In Water on Sound K-announcc
EXODUS TO BEACHES GIVEN
Tacoma. Wash.. July 9. Are the IMPETUS BY WARM WEATHER
bodies of a joy riding party floating:! u-,,, rnthr hrmie-ht out many
along the shore of Puget Sound near week-end Dasseneers for the beach boats
the Steilacoom pier? thi' m0rnine. When the Georglana of
ViOTfa ..-.,, Ian. W., , 9 I 1 ... . . , .1.,
- - w"'"' "(""J rai.i outrieu i tne Hosford line ana Uie inuaa oi urn
searching this morning for the victims Ibam Mn. left their docks, both car-
of a tragedy that is believed to have rJed a ia,ge number of people bound for
uclurreu oieiiacoom, aooui nve mites Astoria and points on the seashore. Tne
from Tacoma. early Thursday morning. Ho-ford line will wit the Undine on- the
A stolen automobile was dragged out nlgnt nn for Astoria and Megler Tues-
oi uie oay at uie ena or tne pier late aw- The boat came off the ways
Wast Ntraria.
Want Kataa. .
Ohioan
Robin Adair
Pawlet
Cordova ....
West lateta. . .
Steel Bancs! .
H. 8. Gross.
Somersetshire
Tamonosri . . .
Te
Admiral Brass
Cohma
Iris
Gorontalo
Rom City
Alaakaa
Depere
Barry I
West Cayote
senator . .
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Eemdijk
Admiral
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Tslxa
Wast gasts . . .
Georgins Rolph .
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Swifthght
Swiftwind
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Oregon Fir. .....
West Keats ....
Abercon
Chins Mara
Pomona
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Wast Cayote. ...
Colusa
Iris ,,
Kemdijk .......
Curacao .......
Admiral grans . .
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Alaskan
. . . Portland. 1
. . . K. T. and
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. . . Philadelphia ...July IB
,..K T -Baltimore Jury 10
. .New Tork Jury IS
. . .New Tork. July 12
. . .San Fran July 13
. ..Seattle July IS
.. .Seattle July 14
. . New Tork. July 14
...Ban Fran July 14
...aaattla July 13
.July 13
.July 16
.July 18
.Jury IS
.July 18
.July 1
.July 20
.July 20
.Seattle July 22
.Portland. Me.... July 24
.New Tork July 26
.Ntw Tork. Jab SB
.Londoa July 30
.San Fran Aug- 0
From Portland
Date
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aad way July 15
.July is
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.July IB
.July 1
.Jury SO
.July 24
.Sept. 13
FLOG To Mr. sad Mrs. F. B. Flos, Bll
June TB a
GROKNER To Mr. and Mrs. H
85th, July 4. a dasnrhwn.
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. C
SB. July 1. a eon.
HOLMES To Mr. and Mrs J
" 7 7w BTth aea.. Jury S. a daughter.
HCXDLET To Mr. sad Mrs. Charles W.
?y. Brentwood. CsL. July 4. a son.
Bl-RGERON To Mr. ami Mrs. A J. Bersuroa,
. Multnomah. Or.. July 1. a son. a
LONG To Mr. and Mis. F. Los, tit W
nason JnN a a dawrhter.
HADLF.T To Mr and Mrs. Otts C
1SSB Cammed. Jams SB. s son.
CLARET To Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa M.
1016 Vemon. June 27. a asm.
SWANBON To Mr. and Mrs. A Bwaasxm. 1B1
Water Inn. 97 il. Ill
HATES--To Mr. sad Mrs. Frank Hayes. 561
Hood. June fist. . son
CLEM EN SON To Iff and Mrs. Joka A. Cam
enaoa. BBS K. Bsnrmuds. Juht 3. a sssaThlir.
GOLDBERG To Mr. aad Mrs. g GoMmara.
BIS Is Water. Jury S. s daughter
DBXTLER To Mr. aad Mrs. A L.
BO E S4tk. June 37. s ana.
SWAN BON To Mr. and Mrs. E G.
SIS K 44Th Jnn 2. a danahUr.
SHANK To Mr. aad Mrs. Jacob K. Shank. 303
E Mil m. N . June 30. a daenjhtrr.
WIIJ.KY To Mr. and Mrs Harry WVUey. 41T
K. RuaseU. July 3. a aea
KING To Mr. sad Mrs. Thomas
4S9 E 12th. Jahr 4 s ilsaakler
CHRISTIANSEN To Mr. sad Mrs. C. Chfts
tisnsen IL Tlilssss Or.. June 28. a dauahter.
GORDON Te Mr. aad Mrs. Jamas g Gordon.
Highland Court Apta.. June SO. a asm.
QCIMBY To Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Quimby
155 Murom. June is. a i
.S F. aad way
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, . New Orleans. .
. .Orient
. . Ban Fran ....
. .N. T. aad way
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. . New Tork. . . .
. . European porta .
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MARRIAGE UCENSES
Hot 8. kowltt, leanl, 0R 4th . sad Fsany
E Abraaes. ImnU. 44414 T"arh.
Orae E. Bus). 31. 783 634 are. 8. K. ana
Exther E ftmitf IS. 21k Karso st.
Dsrrey Mooes ban. 23. 760 Mmaoori are. aad
Anna Pearl otmtesd. 17. 756 Mlasourl
WUUam Allen Goer, legal. 404 Wasco, aad
Grace A. W'Mtenack. lejal. 804 Wasco.
Eugene J. Carpenter, legal. Est scads. Or..
Zay H. 1 MasUrs. legal. Peetmad. Or.
GraneiUe I Morgan, legal. 1 K 56th.
Florence Bt Rhimaner. lecaL 1133 Rodney are
Isaac Manaske. 81. 674 Sth. sad Rachel
Haason. 22. 360 San Rafsel
William Btroy. 21. Cleveland. Ohio.
Emms NeLwn. 20. 1280 E. Taylor.
John Buckingham, legal. Los Angssss. Cat.
and Marie Vine, legal. 47 Ella at
AND VISITING
CARD ENGRAVERS
111 Morgan Bids.
am
B
from ear enember
notices ioa
will be
n u
wm tewJ SHamsa sevwses
UOOKUOaTf bANCl
Tusaitay ssissag. July 13. kmr
rag st 8 43 sharp. AB members
of the II 1 1 fratsratty sad
their friends are raited. Tick-
10B Thud; Geo.
Si are 33
af the
tax
early
i!h.
LOST AND FOUND
10
HARBT
PA IJCSTTN gLODG E NO. 141. A
a. Baselal ssesV
July t. 7 p.
m PALESTTNEI
AV r. AND A
fsr Saturday.
fSS& ard OU Co. w
Msaa brethren
Team from Stand
8 neater degree lb-
wileomi Bilenk
sssata Mt Scott ear to 36th. By order of
W M. TC!WXK'P mm
LOST OR 8TRATKD
fwmsls Atrrdale dost. Gems bar
Has m-ewae 14S sad the sasse L
IBB 83d at., on Ha eaflar. Reward for
fm saalhsi or rscoiery of thas i
way lta or Tabor S3B4.
A
2 suitaaaaa. batabas ssi
gi .(,. police csr urtfU roll of irr
sneadftcaUon at tt and Alder rta. stattoa.
WILL party who took brawn Mather is Mm H
by msstake Thursday arts raise, eeatataing
lady's wearing apparel, please eaU Bellwood 816
regs roing same.
THE foiiowg artleam were foaad on the car.' of
the Portia ed Railway. Light Power Co.
Jury 7. 1B31: B uj bi iBs .4 JmaKhasxas, t
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 81
Normalcy Painting Co.
PAPER HANGING AND TINTING
PAINTING IN ALL ITS BUANCUES
3473 Tenor ST4
Grading and Excavating
Day or contract: dmsuywag-au aad leases tor
8 pack
FUNERAL NOTICES I
154 Borth wick st..
JaJy 8. Elisabeth Careen Hyde, aged 46 years
months aad t days, beseeed mother of Harrey
Joha Hyde, tiertradc I. Hyde. sM of Mrs.
Geo. W. Brown, gisndmnthsr tt Robert L
tirsttoa aad Margaret Gladys Hyde The funeral
innssje wtu lsses us saoee uasiari iwaaaay.
Jahr 13. st t a Bh. thaace to the Holy Re
r crrurrb. PWruaan wea. ana taaeoaeer
are., where big mam wtu be orrsrea st s so
a. ra. Interment. ML Galrary cemetery
IH i ads Inrited Pleaee mait rVsaetv Ar
range menu In rare of MlUer A Tracey.
GRACE At the ramliaii. Tmabsi Gross. Jury
t. Jsasss Thomas Grace, sgsd years, l
used hashand af Emma t. Grass of Washington.
D. C . Mrs. KfTle Gracs Dsagtas of Eagle
Creek Kdwtn E of Timber Grose. Or.. Hartd
U of Bsagsai. Charlm T.. George D . Gladys
E af Portland, brother of W. E Grace of
Astona and Mrs. Uaais Monro of Clarke. Or
Funeral serrlcee will be bead Monday. July 11
at 10 a. m . at the chattel of Miner A Tracer
Interment Ml BooU Hark cemetery. friends
ta eited.
1UU-S July ftth. at Sherwood. Or.. Ann E-
llajes. sged S rearv. late of Hood Hirer
Or Baa la aarrised hi the faSswiag: Mr..
Lucy L Wright. Mrs. Gertrude E. Woodward
BV. E Btranahsn of Portland. J. F. . of Pitu-
burg. Coin.; Fred E. of Baa Francisco. Cat The
rr mains were foiwardsd bsdsy ( SsturdST I try J
P. Fhaley A Son to Hood Hirer. Or. where
scrrics will he held Sunday. July 10. at 3:SO
p. sa. st the residence of Mrs. O corse P.
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 2O0
WHT BE OCT OF A JOB e OR WORE
AT AH UNDERPAID POSITION'
CaB at Cans as.
except Barurdaw. st 11
catalog No 4 It wij
tmd oat how we bar.
to good susS thins. We ess beep yea. ton
ADCOX ALTO A AslATION SCHOOL
Bpseml I nam ssaiau U Ea Serrh
Redwood Rate J me 1 to Sept. 1.
t any day
m . as writs for free
IN aaythiag to
West's largest Baehssm College
s EVERT GRADUATE A POSITION
EaroB sny time day school, night
Write for free cetahmaa. sth eg., sa
Mam eta.
EARN 68 TO 610 PER DAT
Learn Amumnbfls. Tractor. Battery or Vulcan-
arm. We teeca the only a teafsl
Dee sad Err run. r la sees an umassr
Oregon ea-sernce men: Tne state pays yosir en
tire tuition fee. Special low rates. T
hire as Use ears. Main B744.
CARPENTER ail, repair rscr old hosese or bsgiM
year acw oac. day or coatrac: Mr Uaa
jssiaaii sava.
ROOM8 tinted 32. 33:
way 3323.
SITLATIOrS WANTED FEMALE 264
iuce. i:rss ami yxAkui'i.ssilrTl 0111-
WILL CALL
EAST S31S.
i-rvt-OMArilNG
rleaaiag. ptaadae.
256
uTeing"
mode stag, re Mains, alteiaocaa. N rating. isa
maa pnem is, CaBsart isrm.amk.Ssa s i imas
434 Mosraan, neei Ulh. Hats 182A a
UOCSE DRESSES. chUdren - eahm a epe
cialty. Mrs. K. A. Jacks.m. 3t4 E Moerisoa.
East 3464.
PLAIN
4417
st
Mrs. Jon
Phasss Woostlawa
EXPKRT dnromskct.
Planes 617 03.
da) or
34 a
287
i- goud. if rru am abort at moaey. Hemp
Auto and Tractor Bcaoom. 707 Hawthorne era..
Portland. Or
NLKSES
i. KADI ATE nur-e wishr. u art la loach with
nurse or doctor iaterestcd in mlargiag nrirata
home far be. petal, room for 30 bd: mill la
esssmwat airs sar. Tabor ItlA
'Or kEM 1
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
Lincoln Hotel tr
et. sltre-tiTe rnieai. sing).
thoroughly
rrA arable down lows location . si. 30 and up par
PhUf, ; aigbt Weekly rates of 83.30 aad ap.
Dolphins
i Marias
Dolphins
Dolphins
sals i-o :.
. Peninsula I.br.
. . Inman Poulsen
Terminal Ho. 4
Globs
Astoria
. .Southern Pec
.Terminal No 1
. Inmaa-Poulmn
Albsrs
Astoria
. Tsrmtnal No. 3
. Terminal No. 3
.... North Bank
. Terminal No. 1
WEDDING
W G. SMITH A CO.
DEATHS
STTRTEVANT William Starts rant. 3601
84th. Jury 7. 34 years; cancer.
FEN TON Dr. Jefferson Deris Kenton. Willam
arte riser. Jury 7. 59 years; drowning .
STASI Teren Stam. St- Vincents hospital. Jahr
7, , years; compound fracture femur.
PKR8HTN Esther Ana Persian. 1161 Diriaion.
July 7. 80 yeera; apoplexy.
STARR Elijah W. Starr. 1161 Clinton. July
6. 83 years; chronic nephritis. .
NEW TODAY
60
HALE In this city. July I, Mary E. Hale, aged
33 year, belored wife of Fred Hale, mother
of Oscar end Earl Hals of Spray. Dr.. sad daugh
ter of Mrs. Matilda CoIUns of Spray. Or., aad
sister of Mrs. Lilly Smith sod George Hayden
of Spray. Or., and Edward Hayden of Ehuaath
Falls. The remains will be forwarded Sunday.
July 10. at 7:13 a m. . under the directions of
Miller Tracey. to Spray. Or.
and interment wtli take pises.
Thursday after being practically re
built
yesterday afternoon. It had been taken
Wednesday from ia front of the home
of the owner. Jack XL Agnew, teller at
the Puget . Sound Bank &. Trust com
party. The machine was discovered by Har
old Pace and Keith Atwood, 10-year -old
boys, in about 12 feet of water. It was
impossible to raise the car until y ester
day afternoon.
By questioning: the people at Steila
coom it was learned that a nervous
youth, whose clothing was wringing wet,
had stopped at the home of Mrs. M. J
Andrews early Thursday morning and
inquired if there was a way out of the
little town. He was hiehlv excited and
1.b;.i t. ,,,- eMM 1 noon. Jnlr 8
tT', ' .H L Alaskan, off Tatoosh
iiifcupoj . lie wu lie IMU IUU1 uuuuic I J . a
witn nis automooiie. tie ianea to ex
plain why his clothing was weL
Officers believed, when notified that
an automobile had been found off the
Steilacoom dock, that the car might be
that of Edward Cunningham, who dis
appeared from Tacoma December 1
last, the day his former wife was found
shot to death in her apartments. The
sunken car. however, was a different
make.
In the mystery car was a spare tire
and a newspaper of recent date.
Snips at Sea
Prvririrm reported at 8 P. m. yesterday, unless
otherwise indicated, were as follows:
West Kaher. rortiana ior c-mna. oiu uo
st of Columbia rieer. 8 p. m.. July 7.
WiiM.m T Warden. 526 miles south of Caps
Flattery, bound for Vancourer, 8 p. ra.. July 7.
Forest King, witn oarsenune roreai rrami,
from San Pedro to Aberdeen. 230 miles south
of Aberdeen. 8 p. m., July 7.
Johanna Smith. San FTnneiseo tor ioos ay.
104 miles south of Coos Bay. ,
City of Keno. Ijos Anseles tor seatue, "
miles from Seattle.
Admiral IHrwey. Seattle tor Ban rTancisco.
1 1M miles from Han Frandsro.
Alaska. Tacoma for rortiana, at laumsn.
Tacoma for Portland.
miles
Berry Grower Sets
Up Business in Auto
To Sell His Crop
Fred Wright, Hubbard fruit grower,
is determined to dispose of the Hub
bard berry crop, and to do so on Yam
hill street, despite what he persists in
saying is an effort to put him out of
the price-cutting business he has en
gaged in to sell his fruiL
Wright appeared on the market this
morning, but sales room was denied
him. he declares.- He has therefore set
up his business in an automobile truck
between Fifth and Sixth Btreets. near
the Yamhill entrance of the old post
office. There he promises to supply
unlimited quantities of cherries at S
cents a pound, accepting orders for as
much as ton Iota
Loganberries in unlimited quantities.
Wright says, are available at 7 cents a
pound, raspberries at 8 cents, and
blackcaps at 10 cents.
Wright's trial on charges of selling
berries in unclean boxes is set for
Wednesday.
TransTssL Portland for San Francisco,
Astoria Sam.
Boobyalla, Cadera for Tacoma, 39 o
frcm Tacoma. . ....
Rose City. San Francisco tor roruana. ao
miles north of Ban Francisco.
Forest Eins. with barkentine roress roe no..
Ban Pedro for Aberdeen, 140 miles south of
Aberdeen. -.. 1 .
Enterprise. San Francisco for Honolulu, los
miles from Ssn Frsnrisco, 8 p. m.. Jnly 7.
Scbodak, Philadelphia for Shanghai. 14DO
milea east of Honolulu. 8 p. m., July 7.
Wilhehnina. San Francisco for Honolulu. 431
miles from San Francisco. 8 n. m.. July 7.
C. A. Smith, 80 miles north of Ssn Fran
cisco. Georgina Rolph, Portland for San Francisco,
100 miles from San Francisco.
Charlm Cramp. Belhngham for San Fran
cisco. 108 miles north of San Francisco.
President, San Francisco for Wilmington, .S3
miles south of Pigeon Point.
Robin Adair, New Tork for San Francisco ria
San Pedro, 43 miles south of San Francisco.
Redondo. left Point Wells for Victoria, 10 p.
m., July 7.
Walla Walla Jute
Mill for Convicts
Is to Be Scrapped
Olympia. Wash., July 9. Scrapping of
the jute mill at the state penitentiary
at Walla Walla was decided upon by
the department of business control as a
means of reducing taxation and of giv
ing prisoners employment more bene
ficial both to themselves and the state.
Compulsory and unremuneratlve labor
In the jute mill during the 31 years of
its existence has not been profitable to
the state, nor has it been conducive to
the reformation or regeneration of crim
inals, department officials said.
In its place it is proposed to establish
an industry in which the prisoner may
earn a wage, to be determined by de
portment, industry, and mental and
moral status. Officials believe that this
privilege of earning money while serving
sentences will produce better discipline
and will enable prisoners to bear a
portion of the maintenance of wives
and children or. if without dependents, to
accumulate funds for their own benefit.
Operation of the jute mill for 10 years
shows a net loss of $839,386.08, according
to a report compiled by L. D. McArdle,
director of efficiency.
WILaL SACRIFICE
Owner Leaving City
iwl
228 Laurel hurst Asa..
CuDid Has Off Year;
Gretna Green Loses
Marriage t Prestige
Vancouver, Wash., fuly 9. A marked
falling off in the number of marriage
licenses issued for the first half of 1921
mm compared with the first half of 1980,
fay shown by the records of the county
auditor. The number of licenses issued
for motor driven vehicles shows a slight
increase.
Marriage licenses issued for the first
half of 1921 totaled 1161, while la the
same period in 1920 the number was
4.15.
Motor licenses up to July 1 this year
number 4583, compared with 45(9 in the
first half of 1920.
Man With Elk Hide
Assessed $99 Fine
Kelso, Wash., July 9. ErVie E. Crura,
who resides in the Toutle country, was
arrested by County Game Warden
George Oyster, charged with having an
aik hide in his possession, and was fined
S99 aad costs by Justice John Robin at
Castle Rock. Crum claimed that he had
purchased the elk hide and that it came
from an animal killed before the sea
son on elk was closed. A Centralis
taxidermist testified that the animal had
been killed within two years.
Men in Auto With
Liquor Turn Out to
Be Federal Agents
St. Helens. Or., July 9. Because a car
is loaded with boose it does not follow
that those in the car are always boot
leggers or others of the fraternity that
makes light of the prohibition laws.
Sheriff Wellington and one of his speed
cops discovered this Friday nlghL Fol
lowing a . tip they halted a car which
carried several cases of whiskey and
numerous bottles of wine and beer.
.As the sheriff was about to assert his
authority and cart the occupants of the
car off to the Columbia county bastlle.
he discovered that they represented the
United States government and were tak
ing confiscated liquor from Astoria to
Portland. Wellingtons activities ceased
at once.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Tfte Holland-American freighter Kem
dijk will leave for Seattle Monday. She
takes a cargo of wheat, flour and gen
eral booked for Rotterdam, Antwerp
and London.
Edward Ostrander. traffic manager of
the Oregon-Pacific company, who was
stabbed by a crasy nejrro. Is reported to
have passed tne crisis and is rapidly
improving.
leaden witn io.ozd tons oi wneat tor
the Northern Grain & Warehouse com
pany the Swiftwind is due to sail Sun
day. She will go to Colon for orders.
C. K. sneriaan. manager or tne local
office of the Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific.
left Friday on a business trip to Seat
tle. He expects to return Monday.
The Admiral line ship Curacao sailed
for Coos Bay. Eureka and San Fran
cisco this morning.
Apples Being Booked
With a cargo allotment of 50,000 boxes
of apples on the Royal Mall Packet line
the Oregon-Pacific company, is book
ing for ports In the United Kingdom 'on
the refrigerator ship Moliere. The ship
is due in port the latter part of October
and the ager.L state more than half of
the space is already taken.
Head of Farm Loan
Bank to Be Speaker
Vancouver. Wash.. July 9. D. O.
O'Shea president of the Farm Loan
bank of Spokane, will address the
Clarke county farmers and merchants,
who will picnic at Battleground lake
Sunday. July 17, on "How to Finance
the Farmer."
B. F. Irvine, editor of The Oregon
Journal, will speak on "Cooperative
Marketing." Coffee will be furnished
free. The Greater Clarke County asso
ciation will furnish music.
News of the Port
i
Arrivals July 9
Ryufufu Maru. Japanese steamer, from Kobe;
ballast.
Alakan. American steamer, from ew Tors
ria Seattle: general.
Departures Jury
Curacao, American steamer, for Ssn Fran
ciseo ria Eureka and Cooa Bay; general sad
passengers.
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at Hirer's osrU
North Head. July 9. Conditions at the mootn
Cowlitz Recruise
Ads 60 Per Cent
To Timber Listing
Kelso. Wash.. July 9. The t
cruise of Cowlita county's timber
lands, which is nearly completed,
shows a total of 17,185,240,000 feet com
pared with 10.315.000.000 feet under the
old cruise, a clear gain of 6.650.000.000
reet, or better than 60 per cenL The
work was done by Thomas ft Meservey
under contract with the county, reauir
tag the greater part of the past two
years. The recruise, coupled with the
increase in timber land valuations, al
most trebled the Umber valuation of the
county. The total valuation of nrorjerty
in Cowlita county, when the figures for
tnvs years valuations and assessments
are completed, win be in the neighbor-
nooa ox eiU.uw.WQ.
Driver License Law
Effective August 1
Vancouver. Wash.. July 9. After Aug
ust 1 every driver of a motor vehicle in
the state of Washington will bo com
pelled to obtain a license In compliance
with a law passed bar the last legislature.
Any person obtaining a license to drive an
automobile must e of the age of IS or
over and those who drive a truck of
four tons capacity or more must be 18
or over. Applications for licenses axe
made to the state treasurer on blanks
furnished by the auditor. The fee is IL
Butler Doesn't
Act for iimerica
In Peace Move
WITM OARAGE
Three bedrooms, sleeping porch and hath
on second floor; Urge attic, completely
plastered; 11 ring roam, sun room, dining
room, kitchen and breakfast room oa first
floor.
Hardwood floors throughout ; beams co
nletelr screened; hot -sir furnace, water
heater, gas range, all curtain rods and bath
room fixtures In place.
Ruiltin conveniences, bookeasa window.
cool bin, preaeres cupboards.
Lawn and ah rubs in fine condition.
THIS LAURELHURST HOME
FOR SALE BY OWNER
PH ON C TABOR 6899
glfuas At 6204 Klatity-fourth street & K. .
July 7, Kaymond Christian Zefler. aged II
months, beloved eaa of Mr. aad lira. Christian
Zeller The funeral serocea wifl be conducted
Monday. July 11. st S 1 m . la the mortuary
chapel of A. IX Ken worthy A Co.. Sh:o4
Ninety s stood street, 8. IL. in Lenta. Krtrnd
mraxl. Interment Mount Scott I'ars cemetery
LEWIS At the resMcnrr. IS 10 Atlantic street,
July 8. Carl Kdward Lewis, aged 25 years,
belored son af Frank M. Lewis, brother of Mrs.
Frank Brown and Mrs J E. Welch of Portland.
Funeral serrlcee will be held Sunday. Jaly 10.
at 2 p. m.. st the chapel of Miller A Tracey.
Interment Columbia cemetery. Astona papers
peases copy.
E.NROLL in s bmunei
cars tashrataal instruct lee in
yeets and personal attention is ell subjects,
keeping. sUnograpaie. calculator, priests
tartel courses offered Write or caB far inter
view New term now opening .bee and era
sing iiaaiuns. CIS man last II sis af Tachaoangy.
191 Sth st.. Main STOP. Local 1.
ARK YUI A tlSS MAN OR A S&SO MAN
tiet into the JOU class by enroling in our
pracorai ana modern course of advertising Tea
aaisst. shortest and Boat economical way into
the advertising field. I say aad anfbt ill an
Pacific School of Advertising. SO 6 Railway Ex
change bkie
MOLES BARBER CULLEUE aill teach yea
the trade la S weeks; receive some pay while
learning; positions secured. Oasgua azaarvies
men receive state aid. Write or call for cata
logue. 234 Bui isssde st.
LEASLN TELEGRAPHY Railway Triumph bv
stitata. 494 Railway Trraaaga bias. Night
TOURIST HOTEL
Modtra. ires Bath, n dans J rates. c per day
and up a 4 s wek and up. Traasseat
solicited Mr-. M J Walker, neorwisjtag.
HOTEL FRjNKLIN
WASHLXGTOX AT THIRTEENTH
Rates hy the SMS. MAO aad ap, hot
cold reaping water, tab aad show it hatha
MEN
kaaming.
learn barber trsds: s
Oregon Barber College.
iges while
CSt Madl-
ROCTT mOlHTALS TtACMtKS AGtMCT
Enroll free. Frank E. Welles former asst.
stale aaat- Mgr.. N W Bsnk bldg Aut 512-lt.
EMPRESS HOTEL
Suite or single roogss, nicely farauaed. at
sttrsctlse rates to permanent gamts Right in
the center af the city. th aad Stark.
Hotel Conradine Zh,?
Turn tslocks north of Washing tea
rooms aad ssuam at very reasonable
day or week.
tatfasenn M.4-1 SIS
VI I WS OV1I IIWVCI CORNER
Modern, well funuJied rooms, nsrasaat labor
aad automatic sates tor;
avweml weekly rates.
OOc-T&c a night aad un.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS lOtf
EDWARD BOLMAK
&S0N
f WALTER 1. HOLMAJO
THIRD AND SALMON
MAIN SOT
414
East Side
Funeral Directors
r. a DONNING. INC.
Family nets tie Frioa.-
EA8T SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Ragina Bucket s prrsste school; individual
instruction 122 H Grand sea East 42T.
HELP WANTED MALE 201
Bricklayers . . .
Stair builders .
(laaiera
Lathers
Marble workers
Planing mill
Dunning & McEntee
Murrwaa at, at 12th
Broadway 0 Aat. S4S-SA
CHAMBERS CO.
Di
AS the Con veal i area of a Soma
WaodMwB SS04L 248 250 EOhlwrworth sea.
FLUFF RUGS
from SM carpets, ami iTlkgaa rag
Cfiirpet Cleaning
refiroaa works is smtety oreaoa.
Lerch. Undertaker"
AST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORN!
PHONE EAST T81
MetS'TM A EILEftS. funeral parlors with "all
the privacy or a noma, lata sad Krsrett sta
i uaa any
Paper bangers and decorators.
Plasterers
number
t 25
8S5
T.85
S.2S
.St-ftO to 16 95
.17.00 to 8 O0
HOTEL MEDFORD
ISO No. fifth, corner GUsaa st. Steam
bast. be, road water, free bath. 75c a day up;
84 auk op. Private bath room, 87 week nn.
hotel, ohm
228 front st.. cor madison
Nice sis s ping snd housekeeping rooms, aat
and coal water m every room; aatoasatie eie
satoc. Reasonable, by day or week.
C1.EV KN ;ER HOTKI.
413 Washington st , cor. 1 1 th. SI a day;
84 Sfl a week aad ap: fine downtown location:
hot and cold water; steam beat
Glenwood Hotel SJL VSLSL
Coder new asnagi stent. Clean rooms snd
best of service Special rates.
S.SS
14.20
t 25
8 35
ALSO OTHER BUILDING TRADE,
ARTISANS AND MECHANICS
For tail information, rise, hoars, trans
portation, etc. call at 1SS N. Sta at.
i:sirablf: furnished room, in a
tuuh class apartment. for woman
broadway 381 a call even lnus or
SCNDAT8
Maxwell Hall
20T 14th 8t. Bet.
Taylor and Salmon
bath, hot aad cold
LAlti;K. oeen
1473 E Lraeola at
alS Rags Steam Classed 81
MATTRESSES
Old
Separate
WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO.
MAIN OFFICE 84 80 UNION AVE N
4814 y.87-47
Broadway S1SS. Aat. 621-83
bOWNLN'G A UcNEAtAK-
M ode rate la prvcea
Bast 64
RT RVDVPU "KW RESIDENCE
a IsDI Ki N C9 ESTABLISHMENT
01 WUbams As. Woodlawu 22a
isTLLEB A WBSOKT moVmadaat laaaral di
rectors. Funerals 873 aad up. Wadrmaysaa
at LUa st.. Mam 3491. Aut 578-88.
FENLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT, FIFTH MAIN S
A, R Zeller Co. ph.isl
Ctroaargasz tfKbPtAltlNG CO. Ham 4 TO
OKcWCS A 232 i Corner Third aad Clay.
s-a g?et ,1- 1S4
DreezeanyoK Tab i2ss zm
FLUFF RUGS
NEW RUGS
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
MONUMENTS
106
l 1 T ' t i i 1 a.m.j ,flT it 1 1 '.'-'
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLI
OTjALrnf m
E. TrtMaTTwNE STTA
WANTED State dirtrtamtorv, tint turn auts
accaeaory; fits SO par cent af sH ears; excra
sls rights, experience not necessary. If yoa
csa manage sub-agents to do sailing and Install
ing there is no bmrt to avowry yoa can amis
Article m small snd good looker aad does the
work. Show any cay owner and espials asenta.
sals is made. Cam overhead et psoas, saves en
gine sod oiL maa power. This is worth your
Brae. Toa carry sassll stock mads in Port Is ad
and mils easy MioufactnreCs res. 1148 E
Lincobs SL. cor. 88th; Hawthorne 4a. ear
Pbone Aat 224 48 for sppointment. Call IB
peraoa sfter 4 34 p. as. Doa't assay
GOING wrlyard. be.'t central locauoo. brass;
mill contract for bet country Saab that comes
to town; lots of orders on hand; owner csn t
handle it; or would sell half interest to proper
party; 82304) for alL 303 Stock Exchangs.
Ant. iv2P-04.
MA,AZINK sol'ritcr. crew managers : write for
new receipt for western territory ; bet ratea.
HufeF experience when writing- Standard Clearing
Hope, 4S1 S Dearborn. Chicago
TWO teams wanted for parsing out wood gad
loading cars. ReOwood ood coai a.
rid I wood 257. or Selrwood IST2.
Furaished sleeping rooms,
walae : ss.ua week aad up.
r? . wril 'tirnisbea .leeavmst
lixeellent rloe-in location. Rent vers
rsnrssbse. Mr-. Jnlis E. Key. 487 1 Under- .t .
near 20th Hdwy. 1 K8
8 AN MARCO BoTeL
433 Washingtoa st Rates 5flc snd at)
per Bight. Downtown location Baths, hot and
cold water.
S3 50 A WEEK Uoodern room, new fumitore
newly papered. Free phone, bath. Aha oae
large housekeeping room with hot sad coM ws
tar. SOS 8th ft
ONF, .leeiang roon
rent
Psrk st-
ck in. on fir-t
prrferrwA
fVw .
404
FOR RENT Clowe in. sleeping room. 810 per
mo limine keeping room. SIS per ma Al-o
I room suitable for offsre. S49 Sainton
Sargent Hotel :TJ S
Housekeeping sad n see pins Ro
SINi'.LE or donble rm 483 Wilbam ae
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY
301
A l.ARi.K RIKIk. AND BOAatl IN PRIVATL
FAMILY. NEAR SELL WOOD AND BRIMIE
LTN CARS. CLOSE IN. PHONE SELLWOOD
1T2.
FLORISTS
107
MSV mi
I aw
QIaQGE JC03irBSOLrCrTET)
2 S TOt2.ES
32SlTIirffOvlTt M8 aWBEISOl St
LEARN to operate oration psetare cameras.
reojectors by brsking. Bdwy. 1933.
SOLICITORS wanted. Prefer middleaged mtm
or over 207 Morrison st-
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
RASTRERRT pickers, several weeks work for
soars sad children over 12 yesrv Baee Lms
to 1 miles east of Twelve-Mile boose, then
north V mile, or 1 14 miles south of Trout
dale, upper toad- Phone morning, noon of
evening, Oreenam 134. Wm. Eniefel
WANTED Youns lady IS year, of sg. to keia
with housework for room and board. tall
AoL 281-23 Hawthorne.
WANTED Raspberry pickers, close to street
ear; can accommodate a few mom campers;
good accommodation Tabor K20
AVY GlftL m aecd st a tnead. apply to the
Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mayfatr and
Alexander sta. Pbone Main 3440. D-M car
BLEEPING rooms, newly tarnished sad painted.
parlor sad kitchen privileges, walking data ace
84 per week up- D. M. car. Stl Vs Dsva.
Bdwy. 2371.
FTRN1SHED ROOM
RENT REASONABLE
S4t ralon Are. N. East 8883.
PLEASANT front aVsawaag must, f smashed: asca,
three windows; for quiet geatieasaa. 813 per
month. 431 I Sth st Mouth.
And Floiai
irge Hothoaaea. Na
ranch 81 1 oraa. SS
in oa Mornaoa st.
betwwea 4th aad sta.
TeL Mam 7 70S.
Phone East 8880
of thex rirer at noon: Wind north. 40
choppy; weather clear.
Tides at Astoria Sunday
High water. Low water.
4:14 s. m 7.9 ft. 10:SS p. m. 0.0 ft,
5:11 p. ml 8. ft. 11 44 p. m. 14 IL
DAILY RIVER READINGS
8 A. M.. Pacific Time
River.
It
Wsnateaas
Cms til la ..
The Dallas
Eugene
Albany .. .
Oregon City
Portland . ..
40
22
28
40
IS
20
0
12
IB
Til
al8 is-
5 a' If"""
Temp ture
H
w
SI
Vs
sr.
184 E. Eighth St,
LADIES, SAVE!
VOtiW OLD MUSS mX CARPETS: NAVE 8)8)
asAKi the wi ihto nsrav. easily cieajseo
FLUFF RUGS
roil WILL "EWER REQRET THE CHitdl
PORTLsaND RUG CO.
CARPET CLE AMINO. 8IZIRO and REFITTIMO
1872-74 BL 1 7TM .T. 4E LLswOOD
Smith's Flower Shop
-Portland s PiiigisastTs rVrrmt"
sTiowers for All Oi i sdi'aw
T21. T. C LCEE, Mgr. "Ik an
l:NbERt;RADCATE nurse ( must be hospital
trained) permanent position, small hospital
r.-xni. Journal.
Experimced aohcitor. lady preferred.
H RNIHr.D room for geonemsn. modern coa
ienees. 347 F 7th V
Ft'RN I8HED roomv light, siry. suitable for la-
dma or gaatlvea. 1047 Corbett et,
NICE
Baa
furntsbed sleeping room, in private fal
42 E Hantaoa. Phoas East 1002
i OMFUUTABI.K
Main SI 43.
for
t hu
NICE ' OOL. A IRT ROOMS. 13 33 30 FEB
WKKE 44S W. TATHiR
ROOM AND BOARD
TSr-Elt S'EW MAVAViEMENT
302
Park View hotel. SHS Montgomery t . erer
W Park. Board and room, with or without bath,
hot water, at all boom. Prices reasons bin, Ac
commodate trsmdenU.
WANTED
st ftuddartb avijaTa.
407 E.
WANTED A yoang girl to
work sad cars for children
t with Ko.1
Cstl KaM 7 9 7 7
MARTIN FORBES CO.. .ratB. 354 WaasV
mgtoa. Mala 24S. A-124. lowers for all
ssrsilimi artistically srraaged.
881 ass- 1 W stag stag Mais
w Ha P pe 1 1 S ail SSI Morrtsoa St. V.E DO m snd outside pa In tins. papeT
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 205
ANTKD 10 esperveooed logsnberry psdkem.
shacks for famkuas. Take Orrsroa Electric
t- IvonaViL Phane Frank rvrkep. Ioaald. nr.
ROOMS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY
EXCELLENT board and rm. 38
303
eek ; class
west sde: real home privilege ; modem
320 Montgomery it. Phone Main
WANTED Man snd wife to work in apartment
house. SS4 Fifth it-
situations wanited maip 251
LOST AND FOUND
100
33.fi-OsO.no
4.8r-O.2!0.OO
18.5
-0.4
25.01-0. 810. 001
5
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2.8
13.3
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90
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54
47
47
42
6 St
Washinsrton. July 1. L It. S.) Dr.
Nicholas BuUer of Nw York, who was
reported to have been Invited by Pre
mier Lloyd George to address the
dominion's conference, now In progress
in London, has no official capacity with
the United States, it was announced st
the state department today.
The department made it clear that sny
statements which Dr. Butler may make
must not be constructed ss official, but
merely his private views.
Hot Idkke Arrivals
Hot Lake, July 9. Arrivals st Hot
Lake sanatorium Thursday were: Mrs.
James Whitman. La Grande; Carrie
Belle Clay. Spokane ; Mr. snd Mrs. L
W. DaJil Strom. Tacoma ; Charles Haxle
ton. Portland: Mrs. W. R. Rutter.
Union; Mrs. F. F. Hawkins. Dayton,
Wssh.
(-) Falling.
RIVER FORECASTS
The Willamette river at Portland win con
tinue to fsB. reaching stages about as follows:
Sunday. 14.S; wtonday. 14.4; Tuesday. 14.0.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria. Jab t. Alaska salted at 11 teat
sight, southbound. S. C T. Dodd sailed st
7 test night for California. WlITtem F. Herrin
sailed at 4 this saw alas, lor California. Alaska
arrived at 1 tin morning, ea route to Portland.
Pomona will sail tonight with 15.000 barrels of
flour from Astoria, t-ewis iacaaDarn
oat st 3. July 8.
.New xork. July s. Arnvea. aams
pX from Portland fog Portland. Mail
At-
JM Statistics
marrttots. Births, Deaths.
BIRTHS
A EES to MT
1st. July S. s aoa.
PH1LLIP8 To Mr. snd Mrs. C H.
FLUFF
.811
Si S Flam fmag 8 sVsW
OREGON FLUFF RUO OO.
I E. Stark St. Twkar 7HI
LOST Lady's brown purm on Colombia high
way at Multnomah Fall, containing
bocks and check. Pleas notify A. E
Barton. Ore. Reward
COST Portfolio, near 14th and Morrr-oa
tains one diamond horseshoe. S nana notes.
8400 in postal saving r-ertJfVetae. Arthur
Moaer; reward. Call at Mason Ehrman.
and tintuis: estimates msaa prompt attaauoa
Our work gasmnteed lill Main 4144
LOST Lady's tortoise stsrU gli
eaaa. after lit n. m Jnlv 8: r
American Railway Express. Broadway
from S AO s. m to 8 JO p. m.
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTK-K OF SALE OF STREET IMPROVE
MENT BONDS Notice is hereby given that
the common council of th city of Fsstsede will
reeaiva sealed bids up to the hoar of 8 o crock
p. Sk. of July SS. 1121. far permanent street
improvement bonds of said city, amounting to
the sum of 1 15,000. Th city
riant to reject say and all bam.
b- sHrsmsd to M
Oregon.
Dated June SO. 1921.
ML McLEAN. stecorder.
M. McLean, recorder. If sat side.
WIIJ, the man who picked ap large white
ostrich phuso In front of Almtra apta.
to office of Ahaira apt.. 13th aad I
Reward.
LOST B roe n re rest hand bag. at Khriners
picnic at Oaks. Friday. Jnly 8. ooamining 313
ebeck oa Seattle bsnk snd small change. Call
Mrs. Wilmot. Woodlawri 44311 Reward.
tit G A R Have ISoewse number of party who
picked up 100 lb. mck aorth edge of Cmeaa
maa st p. as.. Friday. Please pSoos Tabor
4S47.
A 1 CARPENTER, baiadcr aad cabinet saaker.
Daskgn. ddaU. figure . and rapt. work. Right
atles. Right rasnl ta. Mam 748 1.
CARFKNTER E-timatas given on buildiag and
repair work: scream made to order, shop
ISSf Hawiac e Tabor 1240.
WILL work or drive evening
veanwj board or wagaa. Bala
tea. Marshall 940.
UARAilEfl. beiildmgv built day or cowtmct.
Palnttag and haultag. We sbo re-hKsV
tthite A (;r-ati. 4341 59th aea. 8 K . 81 1 1 .
u icTrn in..- s eamss cook for
rrew of men by woman, neat aad capable
Addrm 170 leth sir L apart seet 2.
Cell
CkkENT and repair work s specmlty
Tabor laST.
a sim l.AIll
sa aad brick work.
suatisi fur. Plaster-
Sell wood illS
CONCRETE poartag. general
fall Bell. 1380 alter 4 p. I
us i sg a ark
i'Vuvvt . n.l pnsrfv te
branches Main 1487 or Broadway
103.
LOST English pit bulldog, bnndls saddle back.
white Up aa tail, scar oa head. Call Main
7314 Reward.
LvJatT Ladies' diamond aoltaira. ptetinam set-
tawav with small dm loads: Bhsrsl reward of
fered. Campbell- HU1 bote! or phone Mala 7SS4.
oorner of Oossgs park, 1 pOk
elstkm B-rward. East
1 TB TOT! vint MOT
I m asr w- r -k 4 . Wa--W-
UArtmll ill' M - . am mis
BaSE-ENTS. GkLUrgfG. Ol-XtttW-tlJ
in.
rem veaiaaesa.
2 7T.3
nSBCT nrnUhed IvsWa-R for middleaged ledj . 2
meals and washing. 830 a moatk; referearcs
repaired Cell Sellwood 2471.
GOOD room sad board m prrtate family for two
r-ntlrmen ar couple. 4S7 K. 34th at. Bctl-
od 2270. Rirhmoad car.
1 HAVE a good hnxoe for 1 or 2 rhildrea; s
pises where father can board sad room, or
will keep bosrder. Mini 2493
GTEVTLEMAN to room sad board. Small.
genial family. Special rats to psrty wak
Pano. Close In. t per week. Main 498.
ROOM sad board is pnvst family for
Marshall 8vU.
,.tjc .. viPINC, ROOMS
FtJRNlSHEP , 304
EX 'EITHINAU.Y well furrrvsheeL rlean. rom
fortaMs. siry. hght, itrrm keeping room Also
err comfortable sleeping rooms. 498 S Olnaw
rloI'MEBREi-lSG Room i rVk til i
FOR 820: LIGHT AMD CAS Kl ItNISHKD.
534 MILL ST . PHONE MAIN 8214.
JI fa mi tied
WAI-KING
two
pace to
Two"
kitchen
Wash. fV
FVR.NISHED H. I
distance, oa Eras
ales pis Be; summer rates. Ire
ear. 142 N 22a.
cles a aoastkuping rooms with
laundry privileges
gas; S7. SSS
electric light.
sad
CJsy wl
K KOOMS on f.r-t floor.
.. 31 73
S24 Vk 1st.
311
ax
191 Psrk.
ivory woodwork, front apt., ctemp.
L45BT
4045.
full of
SSS Vancouver are.
MEETING NOTICES
102
aad Mrs. A . Aywis. 793
fla in l isSsini Jwre 3 a
DAT To Mr. aad Mrs. H. K. Day. 5404 37th.
Jury 7 , a sua.
PAPE To Mr. aad Mrs. a Farm. 532
taa. June 30, a gas-
DANCING at
Tasnrtey. Thursday aad Sat
arday nights. Plenty af fun
Cool haJL Butter ield. assays :
NOftCs! ta vim ss.
sad Social slab.
Bbers of Rose City chape
The iuli mill that waa to be
Uodge park. Benrtsy. July 14
to Columbia
at 11 a
city park Brmg
Th CsmssvtHi.
LOST July 4
MtsmrUte, 1
320 Raastrf st.
bet N starts Beach aad Mr
boot: reward. L Fsasfa.
ind.
Contract or Day Work
ta the bui-M gam.
Aut 422 83
yoobtas. saytH mm
HOCSE painted. 350 895; wsoam ttatad.
papering S5e' roil. Woodlasrn 404
FLLMSING
by the hear
Aut 335-41
LOST From 1S4S
reward. Tabor 7274.
LOST EttghVh pit kaOkaag with brindle saddle
back acd whiu ta oa taiL Ti
7814. Reward.
LOST m market dsstrict. pans
memey. 1 824 bftt. 3 85 halts. Call Mala
Ml steward. Warns ma4e aa paper.
rUl ND Goal watch, i
or JX 179. JoaraaL
LOST A wast aseasates
Use. Jaly 4. Call Aal
SSd-
Aato. 444 31.
LOST Jab t. Mack katt aaawL aa biaSrwaT.
aar fsmlai itlte as tdrte; rewsrd. Aat. 817-4S,
of
LOeTT From asraoaawafte ta fraat of Jemrwel
bhtj,. 4-maavtka key tag tarrisr. Bdwy- 4294.
Lt TT Ssroritr pas st niTwkarii Mommy sakt-
1044 E. Marrteoa.
Asms. 224 A
GLTTER repairmg aad all kuads of,
wesk. Tshor 7 sos.
EOortf KKSrllNGli-J A SPKCIALTT
Pboaa East 1201
fXKPENTEB snfl jsMar.
tkaurbm fajsishsd; prteaa rigaL
tanks, cesaewt wora. iism -.-j-
COOK, coloawd man. In aam or priealsT
m or oat oi exty.
Prices rs
1 ITS ywat tai lis"
Aat. TJ.tw-
roar owa
PSoaa East 1729
I aim 4s
CEMENT
919
WANT TU CUT WEEDS AND GRASS- EAST
asis
-kg
tHltEE Kivelr trurntebad raraT
roaaaj. adatts only. .No paona
Kerb j St.
nicely furaiekeS fa
1239
TWO
Clean
everything. 448 14th L
ONfc aad 2
405 W. Park
amVml hoase 1 and 2
Seel inn. l
low rent- 545 Vk First st.
82" 4 vfSLX
14.50 per
nr
rasmssj sand
184 E. 83d
TWO fatvamVei H. K.
227 S Wsskksiliai
HOC8EKEEPING spartment, private bath, tate-
phosse. 84 rlarrwam si.
2 NICE, terg
Dae st
H K. room, class In. SSS
COMPLETELY fsmaSed beam
gas and Ught. 82 14th X
towaateg n
near Wash
HtRBEEEPLXG
ASyfcaa see.
faswimhsd
a Nfcw rUan - faiawgisil far
hag. 752 A asa. wooomwa anas.
2 ROOMS, 820 mo' 1 r. sad ki henctie. 813:
ass yard; liattrkltj- 42 3. Slat sL
Hbrl'Ll faraisaad
2ii l atn at.
ft