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Newspaper Page Text0 SATURDAY, AUGUST . 13, . 1821. ; THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON LOCAL DOCKS TO RUN AT CAPACITY OK MANilttRS . , TMm at Astoria Sur ... ' High Water J ' Low Water i 10 35 a. m. 4.2 feet ( 4 :29 a. ro, 0.1 feet 10:13p. rn-7.9teet j A :2S p. m. Z.I feet - Seaside High water at Seaside nine minutes earlier. - -. Seaside Low water at Seaside 21 minute earlier. A Dock facilities at Portland win be taxed to capacity during- the next two weeks In August and during the entire. month of September. - Municipal ter minals are making every effort to dis patch ships and to date there has been no congestion, but with the -huge amount of tonnage listed for the near, future both terminals and private docks will be running overtime. The latest break In on charters was Friday afternoon when : five Japanese were announced. Wilcox-Hayes -company. ; who : formerly have given their principal attention to furnishing out bound cargo for regular liners, broke In with the steamships Holland' Maru and : Haenan Maru for lumber and the Shlnbu Maru and Ume Maru for wheat or flour, all for Japan or the Orient. The fifth Japanese vessel to be re leased was the Thlbu Maru by Kerr Gil ford. The vessel has been under char ter for some time, but was not released until Friday afternon. The Thlbu Maru is due to arrive here late in August and will be one of the first to' get away in September. j For a time there was a flash of Brit ish tonnage on the board at the Mer chant's exchange, but this has again given away to the Japanese. The ship ping board made a feeble attempt and one was placed for wheat and several for barley at San Francisco. With char ter rates being equal (45s). the red tape of the shipping board is too slow and exporters get better results by taking foreign tonnage. - . j WOKK OF SAlYAGIKG HTIK OF . 8TEAMEB. IS DIFFICULT OJHB Astoria. Aug. 13. The task of salvag ing the cargo and hulk of the wrecked steamer Canadian Exporter presents pretty problem to wrecking companies and mariners. Bids for the purchase of the wreck and Us cargo will be opened here tomorrow by Lloyds' agent and hipping men are speculating on the process and success ct salvaging. The principal item in the cargo Is 2,160,000 feet of "Jap squares, while there is a large quantity of other mer chandise, including veneer, telegraph wire and automobile tires. Where the hulk lies, mariners think " it can be approached by a barge in calm weather, and that a portion of the tim ber cargo, which la valued at . 5311,000, can be transferred to the lighter. The other goods present even, easier prob lems because of its smaller ouuc ana wreierht- - The difficulties to be encountered, it is believed, will arise in the weather, which may be expected to grow worse about the middle of September, and the . question of mooring a barge to the side of the broken craft. It is also doubted if the weather and time will permit of operations of any extensive nature be ing conducted for the salvaging of the vessel itself or any of its fittings. It Is expected that, as the timber cargo is removed, and the problem of getting it out becomes serious, the purchasers i will dynamite the hulk. This would re lease jnuch of the lumber and. If done on a flood tide, would let It be carried . into the entrance of wlllapa harbor. mflre wert ef Hoaotala it I p. m..' anew 11. Wast Mahwah. HUo foe Sea Franetacow 94 mile tram Saa Francisco. a - Northland, Roche harbor for 8aa Frineieoo. S3 mile from San Franciaeo. - - i Curacao, Baa Francisco for Eureka. 4 miles north of San Frencaaco. Frank C- Oram. Avon for Geriota. 144 aOia aaath of Aran. . Richmond. Saa Pedro for HUo, 445 suuee from Ban Pedro. .. . - .- Admiral Schley. Seattle for Saa Francisco. 102 miles from Ban Frenciara. - 1 " 1 SerBoda. WUlbridge for Bjchmond. 184 milm from Richmond. i Qaeea. San FmneJaea for : Saa Tedro, 44 mQta south of Saa Francisco. ' - . Humboldt, Saa Pedro for Saa Francisco. 121 mile sooth of Saa Francisco. Multnomah, in tow Skkijou, San Franeisea for 8aa Pedro, 192 nulaa aoath of Saa Fran cisco. . El Lobo. Saa Francisco for Lobitoe, 250 miles soaiti of San Francnoo. . Celilo. San Pedro for Saa rrancieee. 129 mile south of Saa Franciaeo. ! News of the Port COMMISSION DOCK STILL FIGURING ON AVATERFROfJT LAND Policeman Injured When . Motorcycle Crashes Into Track Motorcycle Officer C T. Shaylor suf fered a fractured ankle and severe body I bruises Friday night when he ran into an Enke's Jjys works aeuvery iruca at Thirteenth and Montgomery streets. BIRTHS LINTON To air. and. aa, Wallace Liausn. 431 BCCEEXDORF To Mr. aad Mrs. Joe. a. Boca- eodort. 290 Fargo, Aaa. -8. a daughter, i CLARE To Mr. aad Mr. E. A Clark. SS E. 17th at. Aa. 4. a daughter. JONES Te Mr. and Mra. Emery at- Jeoee. 1029 V Washington. Asa. S. a am, CARD Te Mr. aad Mra, Alba L. Card, 9(2 ulena eve. N., Aas. 9, eoav BELL To Mr. aad Mra. Goo. BeO. 284 E. 17th. Ana. 8. dassbtar. BiKKSFi To Mr. and Ha Job. Barker. 444 let at.. Jalr 24. a ana. - GIBBS To Mr. aad Mra. U C. Gibba. 449 auiti, auc z, s SPECIAL NOTICES 101 KFlt FO Ua for -hauling garbage aad lefaao Item the aefcoot bsutdtaee of School District Ha. 1. Maltansneh. enemy. Onaeav. for the year ending J use 80th. 1922. wul te rateied at the office of the School clerk. 491 CeamhotM, Poetmad, Ofeeoav matd 4 p. av Aenat ISta, 1921. aad enS be Ptiail at a lecvlar aaeoting mt the hoard of eUreclora of School District No. 1. to he held ta Booaa S04 Coarthonaa at 4 .-04 p. aa. of the am day. Sparificataone may he obtained at the atOot ef the aaofetatraod. A cerrifled check ta the earn ml tventy-free dollar S2a..) eaad pasahle ta B. H, Tbeaaaa, School Vlert a OH ti krv1ap Tsad toeen lyinar in wait for a soeeder at Fourteenth' and picked up I CHJPMAX To Mr. aad ' Mr. C ndpmaa. .. nA Kim mm mi UnntrniMiT. I ?rahaav "r . Aoc, 10. a oaaa-hteT. NecotJation for the Durchase of water- I . . .1 . I,... .nlil BUBJaXIy To Mr. aad . Mr, a B. Barren. front upon which to extend municipal I Montgomery the light truck going north I biters To Mr. aad UrZ Kichaxd Kinr. uiujiuai a u buu ui muH ivi-eu across xi is pauv. enayior ewia no i auii, jaiy ss. a eon. mal stage and no offers have bee made J tried to avoid the accident by turning D'?JE,Y T" Mr, f1 M"- J N- D HV awtrrta- t llaa, 4Wir MTnmiBfHAll tl fn I la-W avW. ...a.. at.4? faa, 4tiirtlr 1 wt vaa aa owners, it was said this morning. I but he was struck on the right side, the 'An appraisal of the property made for I machine erashinar his lee axainst the the . dock commisalon by strong ft uac- i footboard of the motorcycle. Naughton indicates a total value of I Shaylor was taken to the emergency 4323.0004109.500 for the DEATHS SCHUUMNti Mra. Alice Schlnaiac. 80S K. ISth at. N.. 98 ream. Ana-. 11: tubemoJoaa. WlllametU I hospital for treatment and later was sent I DEITCH MaitMod p. Ldtch imperial hotel. Irnn A fifall nrV mtiortw . nf Clll.ltn la Knmat mt 1111 XTforiitraaTin lvfTiiiL I raer, Aus. Ill acuta ttMlaUQoa of heart. 500 for the Hoytook tract. I J. O. BagUy. 424 Couch street, was I jTCoJZ. 1 Sfaactar. uSS The figure tentatively considered toy I the vicum or an automooue acciaeni ar. i do to anrfoeoiei fan from porch. members of th aaeir comntisirina la 9S45.- Third and Oak Streets Friday afternoon, I UEMUlt.lSK .vtchola Kembncer. list 0O0 the appraiser's valuation plus 10 1 wnen nis macmne was stxuca Dy a sireet lTth at. N.. 81 yean: berniplea-ia. This U divided from .Aos. 14 is , ...Aaa. 14 , ...Alt. 16 .;. 4 .An. 17 . . j .Ant 18 ,.,.Ang. 18 . . j.Aac- 20 ..J.Anc. 20 ...Am. 20 IDMIHAL USE SEKDS OtJT FITE 8TE AMEBS IJf VTEEX ' With the sailing this afternoon of. the tteamer Admiral Sebree and Senator oi the Admiral line for California- ports the lacific Steamship company will have dispatched five vessels from Portland within the week. i With, the exception of the steamship 8DrinTfleld. In the intercoast service, all took full cargoes. The ' Springfield Cleared for Vancouver, Bj C where hhe will load part cargo and then finish at Seattle. The Oriental liners Pawlet ana TV est Nilus carried full cargoes. The latter took all lumber for Japan and th Pawlet took lumber and general for North China. Both coasters were full up with paper and general. - CHILLY WEATHEE CUTS TRAFFIC Cold weather at Seaside and on North Beach and the chilly condition at port land cut the weekend passenger business by river down on Saturday morning and neither the Iralda nor tne ueorgiana .went 'out with the limit of passengers. Until this week the Saturday business has taxed the capacity of the steamers. ! r Airtvals Jtaevet 19 ' 1 -Tenneieaa Mara, . JapaoesH ateamer, Yokohama, seneraL . 1 - i Departurea August 14 ; ' -Benator.' American ateamer. tor Saa Tie way porta, paaaensera and seneraL ; - fra) 4rre as taoe4lee eeaem - From- i Staawood ....... . .. Saa Fraa.j... Vaahida Mara. . . . . Janaa ........Aac. Ttna. Cite . Ran Frea. J. Ana. 15 Chifalra Mara Mnroraa . ....An. 14 E. H. Meyer. ....... Saa Fraa. . . .4 .Anc 14 Inlia LajckeBbaeh New Tor. . . . . . Aax. IS Tearuehtma Mara. .... Seattle ....... . .Ana. 14 Steel Mariner-. ......New York.. . ... Ana. 15 Kaaha Mara. ........ Kobe .... Leu Vetaa. ........ .San Fraa. Celilo .......... ..(3aa r ran . Santa Croa. ........ Saa Fraa. MoerdUk Rotterdam Wett Camak. ,,... San Fran. Coast, , ........ .Oneat ... ItknH. Vmwm Kobe .... LabJch Hew Torre . . . w .AOS. aw Tarxan " .. Sew York. . ... j .Aas. 20 Katrine lkaahaeh. . , New York. . . . J . Aas- 30 Cnraeao ......... ..B. F. aa4 way. .ana, x Rankoaw Uin Haodat ...AatZO Tad bo Mara. ....... .Mnroraa . . . . . Aug. 22 WlUfaro ew Tor.. . .. . aoc. zs Artiraa ............New York.... ..Aoc. 34 Liberator ..Hew Totk.. . . . .Ana, 34 Cnoyo Mara. . . Janes ....... .Aac za Canadian Suae ...... London ...... .Aoc. 41 Ordnna afajw Jaoan ........ aTYt. 1 WUlaola ......New York.. . i .'.Seat. 4 Montarno .......... Orient ...Sept. 14 Broah . . ...... ...Sew York.. . ..'.Sept. 14 NonnlxrililT Rnttani.B SnL 21 Worn Tocna Hew York.. . .. .Sept S i Te Pap art Prom Portland jj mil For . I Date. Flarel ............ .San Pedro. . . .Ana, 14 An to Mara.. ........S. F. and way. . .Ana 14 Tiiaondari . . . Portland, M. . . . Aug. 1 5 Admiral Sebree. ...... C. F.-8n Pedro. Aac. 14 Springfield S. F.-Saa Pedro. Aug. 14 Time Mara Europe ...... ..Aug. 14 A talon ...Baa Fran...... Aug. 14 J. A. Moffett. ...... Saa Fran. . . . . Aug. 15 Georgina Rolph. ..... Han Pedro .....Aug. 15 1 rwrnia j ........... rr rwi vuan, ... . . aus. i Kaiabo Mars. . . .... Orien' ...... . .Ana. 15 Rose City. ...San Fran. . . . , .Aog. 17 Cnraeao .......... .S. F. and way. . .Aug. 20 Admiral Eeaaa. ...... S. F. and war . .An. 20 Tenpalaaa Mara .Europe ...Aug. 51 Katriaa Lacfcenbash. . . New Tort. .. ..Aug. 80 fiaja CalUornia West Coast,. . .Sept. 14 - ' : - : Vaaasej la Part - Veeeei - ' Berth. ' Bartern Martnac.. ................ .Dolpbtaa Wawalona iDolphiaa SwiftUght Dolphin Aneon S. "Brooks. ............ . Pacific Marine t'ndaoated ................. fmnenla Lhr. Oaeeoa Ptao. .............. .Peainenle Lba- Oregon Fir...... Peaiafola Lot Effingham Drydork Bearport .................... '. Peaineul Lbr. Trne Mara Colombia Anyo Mara Terminal No. 4 A Talon Westport Tjiaondari ................. . Terminal No. 4 Oeorgina Rolph i. Coach Kaisbo Mara .............. .Terminal No. 4 Ryder Haaify ................. Vaaeoarer Aamiru seoree .. ........ Terminal mo. z Springfield ............... .Terminal No. 1 Tenpaiaaa Mara ....O-W. Dock ... 1 MABJUE ALMAXAC j ! Weather at Rler Mouth , North Bead, Aas. 18. Condition at - the month of the river at soon, tea ; amooth. Wind, north 2 autt. intersection. Bagley was driving south on Third street and turned east on Oak when be was struck by a northbouna street car driven by W. N. Drake. 404 Fargo street. The street car struck the machine broadside and drove it to l the curb, where it was badly smashed. ! Bag lay escaped with a few minor scratches. per cent to represent probable cost of I car be tried to beat across the street condemnation. r: . ISYEST1GATI0HS LSFORXAL The property with buildings thereon is assessed at 4193,635, as follows: Koyt-Cook tract. ,75,145 for land and $7250 for buildings ; total. $81415. Willamette Iron Jc Steel property, f 69.- I 530 for the land and 443,690 for the build- Intra tntal til 9fl M. rtm 1 "The demand upon the west side ter- ultlZ6IlS OUO 1X1(1 mmai. especially ny mtercoastai snips, is so great that extension of the dock is becoming Imperative,, said John H. Bur- gar d, vice chairman of the dock com mission. - "We have, therefore, been considering tentatively the nurcrtaaei of thai land im mediately to the north of the ferminaL Debta to the community must foe real The negotiations have been Informal and by all cltlsens and paid promptly, in the hands of O. B. Hegardt, engineer according to Dr. Benjamin Young, pas- of the commission. NEW TODAY Settle Community Debts, Says Pastor F1UFF RUGS NLW RUGS Beworea fieea old carpets ao ae half eoat of ordlnarr carpet. Oaw taaff raea are eclTety. daiahae aad attaamv Guaranteed t wear. NORTHWEST RUG CO. The eld ea and heat eaalnni a raff and rag rnga aua ail Beta refitted: Salt rasa etea 4140. We eaB for aad deUrex. 144 C ClsM) 44. Dated School Ork aad 10. 1991. B. H. THOMAS. ON AND after Uua date I will no bo loimmaililo tor aay ocrra maenat ay Bay enle. ateaa w arming. r. n. r rating. MEETING NOTICES MOO&S 102 LOST AND FOUND 108 YU foilowuc aroctee were feoad oa the can of the Portia Kail way, ugna pm v. Aac 11. 19X1: X amaeeUa. 4 roach aosaa. panea. key. 1 eulteeaa, 1 hajadbag .1 peig eUoeea. 1 twofe. hat. oaaaere. aen. i pa . boot. Owner ay obtaia aaate mpaa proper kleaO- nearioa at First and Alder etreet araooa. DRESSNIAJCING - K2.L ORB; Panama U., t0. laa.ua auk and cottoa; all arOon. c yard, whua yo wait, aad peaatiea. Third and Aidor at. NURSES : 237 taADUATll NlTlSk oki U" poal' heeniUl or pneate auraing Be.. fSS R. Sth at. N PBTTATK nuaerultJs EaM 1T44. HOinUS ATU 1 MVt owiwu aw urijUiWOI) aaree. 14 aeaca' uianiM, waata anrdaw aaaarraa eaaaa nee f erred. 4-4 VTTW wiTtrn i a weea. Tanor goes. Ef THE AUTOMOBILE AND TBACT0X BCSIXESS BIO OPTOBTl'SmXS Wo caa fit torn for a aood paywar tjaaWna fa a abort taaaa. W tara oat eapert aeta aae- eriaaaaa. anitaaa aaeav hetterr caanan aaa aeetyarao aiaiia. it muo la oar head aaa ee ta real pxaetxni ahop apLtiee wader expert liailrei Inn oa as e-odW.tB aatniaotieo evancaaeat, Eaarair today. Deal aeea pvttuc K on aad let the other fel low heat yon to sr. .laforawtaaa aaa Htetataie FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 303- HOTEL. KAkJt I1Z Jf. Sth. I aaorka 11. awak 44 aad aa, riew ataa. etaaa heat, hot aa, Day Tie aa Band and decree teaaa nienie. Cryatal Lake Park. Snail y, Aaa 14. A day of aport aad foa. Fill yoar baaketa aad ha din ner at the park. Sport and children' race eoaieMnciag 13 ana. Drill 1 an. Monet ball gaaae. PbaU . Leeae; dancing aftrraooa and eeaias: Praap'a llooee oecneetra. The la aaoaa htooae 40 Peo head will reader erlee tioaa betweea errata. Baa aoaoert treea 4 to 1. Ureal jdeaie of the aeaaoa. - The pobUe ta invited. DAXCnrO at Ueaea ball eery Taeeday. ffharaday aad Sat. nrday pighta Farnty of Cool bail Betterfteld, UISONIC" No. 145 by Kentoa ktogo Day and eeentas c BKatrEUlXa ALTOMOBU-B AS SCHOOLS. I wwvae-ra aaw s a-ta atMorrtaeav TOT mwthora are., oax. SOta, FarUaad. I atodera. free bath, twtoced rate. Toe per day " Opera Una the atrseU aad heat chela en acao I aad op; -week and op. Tranweaa (gade tkal anotor acheo. fea lbs world. " aoactteq. atn. a. 1. Waar. propnetoc. . BAXkB. HOTKU 2tJltiArvh fit. wm n ott or a job ch woex A.T AJf EUDSMTAXB 4OSlT10Mt TTndcT - new . aaaneaiaai at. aewle - raaiienttid . atricUy atodera. uameata 41 aad op. ateadiaa 44 week aad aa. aUMcad aeba to two or stor ZmT JTi r -aTTwrS. 75c Day, 520 Week u? IL.lST?kiTT?flaV "- tree. Set water , B fcoara. notei meatord "wai. li-a , 3X AUTO cT AT1ATIOS SCBOOC Sraclal ladneeaMatB ta Zx SerrVe Ua Jaao 1 ta Sept. L cteeajcea Jtataa m . . 141 IT 3t tV iitrm eaTi. mw w x m , ta 44 a(aeieaa?BIGBAiCAiTB APOwTTIOll. Peainrula park,- 4 - p. aa.. Bataroay. aaa- a. rial taTitatkm to Maltaceaah chap ter, O. I S, Bring yoar ranch good time for baaketa; ganiee. pr greea.. A c alL B. B. HKAPLTT. BecT- EdBL7af JEWELBI a ehanae. Jaeger Bro.. ilty. 191-144 Sth et. "No formal offer has been made to the owners. No , counter offers have been received - from them. - We have taken into consideration both the as sessed value and the appraiser's valua tion." SO OFFER MADE "The dock commission has made no offer for our property and we have placed no price upon it." said Morton H. Insley of the Willamette Iron A. Steel company. "In fact, we know nothing officially about any Intention on the part of the dock commission to, buy it. County Commissioner Ralph W. Hoyt, who. with his sister, Mrs. Louise A Cook, owns the second tract considered by the dock commission, could not be found for a statement this m The property in question ately to the north of terminal No. 1 and contains approximately six i acres. It lies in block 7 of Sherlock's addition. The tract of the Willamette Iron at Steel Bealty company covers lots 2 to 4 in clusive and parts of lots 1 and 7. The Hoyt-Cook property covers lots 8 to 1Z inclusive and part of lots 7 and ,13. tor of the Union Methodist Episcopal tWWeYSysvMleYSY cnurcn or sr. iouia ana xormeriy pastor of the old Taylor street church Ul Port land. In his address at the noon luncheon of- the Portland City club held at the Benson hotel Friday. "The man ' who really lives and amounts to anything." he said, "is the one who catches the vision in his busi ness and who puts in power as he takes it out of the community life.' He made the point that it is an old law 1 of physics, that for every action there is a direct and ocooaite reaction and that where anything is 'taken out some thing must be returned to take its place. After taking the benefits of the com munity he said it was up to the taker to put in something equally of value. McKINNKY In Fieaeant Home, Or.. Aognat 12, 1921. Mlo"e AOoo atcainner, " rear. - Betnaina tne ranore w aaaa A -Son. 4d and Saistoa eta. Aaooaaca- ment of funeral later. CLAY S. MORSE; INC. TBAH8TTEK A7TD POOL CAS DISTRIBUTORS COIfSTJLT OUR TRAFFIC DEPT. SPRINKLE RED STORAG E Hospital Patient, ' Halted by Bandit, Escapes Bobbery DAILY RIVER ,BEADINGS 8 a m.. Pacific Tim. . Hirer. 1 I 1 I - 2&3 2 1 20 20 I i7:iV-o2io 1-1.4 00 Teaip'tara mOl a 47 sr I a ' .2J0.001 4 00 82 00 S3 GRAIN RATES FIRM New York.. Aug. IS. (I, N. &) Oraln rates firm and the market steady. No change in quotations. Ocean steam) grain Steady ; United Kingdom, S shillings ; Germany, 25 marks: France 22 francs; Holland. 22 kronen; general cargo, steady. ALL ALOJTG THE WATERFRONT . Captain E. L. McNoble, superintendent of terminals for the Admiral line, is In Portland looking after the docks and gear used by the company at this port, s He 'will remain here sereral days. Lieutenant Harold C. Jones, or the sea service bureau, has returned from a two weeks' vacation, a portion of which was spent on Puget Sound. , The steamship Senator sailed at 4 p. m. for San Diego, San Pedro and San 'ranclsco with a full list of passengers and capacity freight. POSITIONS OF VESSELS. Radio report from North ead tire the po sition of too following veaaela at S p. aa., Aagaet 13: Lyman Stewart, Saa FVanciwo for Taacoo ver. 492 mile aoath of Vancouver. . Atlas, Kareka for Uanhfield. 84 Btuea aoath of aiar&hfteld. Standard Arrow. Swatow for Saa FrancUco. Boa aailea from Ban JrrancMco. Kldaiado, San rranciaco from TSrarett, 245 aailaa no rut of San rranewco. Everett, - Redoado for Krarett. 440 J. A aloftett. Saa Pedro tor ForUaad, 277 -- aallaa aonth of tba Colombia nrer. Admiral Dewey. Saa SYaaeiaoo for Seattle. 148 anile from Saa Fra nciaco. Aothor, SeatUa for Saa Fraacboo. llt adla Booth of Tatooah. t ' Admiral Farracut. Beaitle for Saa Franciaeo, 240 mllaa north of Sad Franoisoo. - Roee. Caited States ghuhip, anchored in- ur n rTmnnua Hl,r. Siakiyoa. towins Mnltnnaaah, Saa Franciaeo for Saa Pedro, 193 aulea aoata oc Ban Fran- rmatilla Albany ... Salem .... Oregon City .( 12 I I .71 01. 00. ..... . Portland ....1 IS 1 5. 81-0. 2)0 .001 41 47 . , RITER FORECAST. The Willamette nrer at Portland win re main nearly stationary daring the next two or three day except a affected by the tide. At WORLD'S PORTS si Astoria. A ox. 13 Sailed at 7 a. m.; ateamer West Mllaa. Kobe and Tokohaha. i Sailed at 7:80 a. av, Japaneee (teamer Denmark Mara, for unetnv eaaea at v:sa a. m.. ateamer w. jr. Uamn, f or Uariota. - Aatoria. Aas. 12. Arrived t 11:30 a. and left up at lO p. m., Japaneea ' ateamer lonpaaan ataru. from Yokohama, i Sailed at SO P. m.. ateamer Henry 8. Grove for New Xork and way port. , Sailed at 4 :4o o. American destroyer Henahaw, Doyen aad Mayer, tor eaa rraranseo. Point ATbarni. Ana 12. Sailed at 4 n. (teamer Derblay. for Portland. Uonehtla. Aog. 12. Arrived ateamer Cor- dora. frora Astona. Saa Diego. Aac 12. Arrived and called. (teamer Admiral Evafia, for Portland., i Tacoma. Aug. U. Arrived ateamer Willbilo. from Portland. ' Point Rerea. Aoc. 12. Ptaaed. ateaater Daiav Putnam, front Colombia river, for Saa Pedro. Talara Bay. Aug. 2.-ArriTed ateamer Coioaa. i rem Portland. -I Kalinm. rmz In 11 A.fU4 : .n.n ateamer ttakayd Maru, crom Foruand. for Callao. advernooi, . ao. li.-t Amvea. Meamar hteel lareator,. froca Poruaad St. Helen. Ana. 1S. Passed at S:1B a Japaaeaa (teamer TeapnaaB atara. Ban Fraacuco. Anal IS. (I. N.l 8.1 Ar rived, aoc. 12: KllsabeUi. BaadoB.'l n. Brttiah ateamer Myrmkton. Liverpool, B:4S n. m Sailed. Aug. 12 : Coqaelle. kfoaterey, 9 :04 Bandon. BaadOBL U :US n. m.,: Ooonelle Kiver. fan Bragg. :10 n. m.: Steel Mariner. Seattle, 4:45 p. m.: Harvard. Lea Angeles, 4:13 p. m.; Phyllis, Seattle. U0 p. at Ooracao, Portland, 4:30 p. an.; Queen. Loa Angeles, a .80 p. m. : unenaus, oray matdot. 1:40 p. m.; asbaba, PorUand, 1:10 p. m. Arrived today: Northland. Seattle, 3:25: a. nv; Admiral Schley, Seattle. 4:40 a. m.: W. S. Porter, I Monterey, o:lo a. m. : Sea Foam, atewlicon. 8:50 a. aa.: Caspar. ! Caspar, 7:4 a. m.; Hnmboldt, Loa Angelea, T :4a a. an.; West Mahwah, . Liverpooi. 7:40 a. m. ; John C Ki rt Patrick. Victoria, 8:S4 a- m. : Tale, Loa Angelea. 0:30 a m.:, Celilo, Loa Angeles. 9:95 a. m. Bailed today:; Jolat iicaenoacn. roruano. i:o a. m. . Yale. 8aa Pedro tor Saa Fraacieco. to aula north of ftan Pedro. Fred Baxter. San Pedro for Puget Sound, Its . aula from Saa Pedro. f - ) Kinderdyk. Saa PedrO for Baa FtancaKo, 10 milaa north mt Peent AreoeUO. I Charlie Watson. Richmond for Point Welle. 65 miles from Point- Walla. Ter n. SeatUa for Tacosta. 4 milea trosa . Sierra. for Saa Pedro,: aailed at m.m m , I Derblay, Port ATberni, B. C. tor Portland. 40 mils from Port aioenu. Pawlet, PorUand for Yokohama, t5 mm mt rVitnmhia. .near. West Nivaria Portland for Yokohama. 95 milea wast of Colombia river. : i - -Rainier, Saa Franciaeo for BelHagham, 341 mlu. mm (WliMahaaa. . Tne Heeenlaa. Aatoria tor Saa Diego, 70 ' " Vm1i Rawt - ) fTrrr,. Ate. for BaUmgW 4 mt Tfmtrtmtitm Island. ,1 Aathor. Seattlo for Saa J'raacaeoo. 150 aaoas mmrK mt fmltm RtaBCA. V ' aUtaotna, San Fr nciaco to Honolnln. 444 , miles froca Saa Francuco at 8 p. m.. Anguat 11. Standard Arrow, Swataw for Saa t'raacsMB, 777 milea from Saa Fraaeaaoo at p. 1 mmrmmt t 1 I " Msul. Hmolnla for San enhcoo, 14T alio fmM K. Kfr4am ills m.. AaSUBt 1 1. Rrtwd Arrow. Shaaehai for Saa FTaadaCO. 1152 miles want, t Saa Franciaeo at S V- av. angust 11." - ' Kaakiag. Rah Pnadaso for tba orirat, 1430 uld not be rimmedi- Success Depends on Poise, Says Bush m Auditorium Lecture Your success depends upon your noise" said Dr. Bush, pyschologlst, speak ing on "The Law of - Peace, Poise - and Power, Friday night In his series of free lectures at The Auditorium. A successful life, a happy life, does not mean one that is free from trials. vexations, sufferings, pains and misfor tunes, rio human beinar is exempt from these. In' the world of invention wo no longer doubt the possibilities of the In ventor's genius. Fifty years ago ..the MOVE ANYTHING BS'rTT. 1174 444 G LISAS FLUFF RUGS from old caroem, woolea etothlna. rag r aatseav hlsi order. Send lor booklet. CARPET CLEANING Largest, finest cu nipped carpet rloanleal refitting works la state of Oreaua. sit Boss Steam Oaaaed 41A4 . 1 ' t Bid Rf Boca, 410 Western Fluff Rug- Co. Xala Offlco 444 TJaloa Are. V. East SB1S Four holdups were reported to the mIia. IMdav Tilrtr rin. TriTtnsAn . Em Overton street, was accosted by three 5222. IIL0. !12L4S524S?2 resigned because he said everything bad been invented that could be thought, of. Now we believe that invention, is in its infancy. So it is In the realm of met aphysics. We are discovering mental laws pertaining to health, prosperity and hap piness. Tonight at 8:14 p. m. Dr. Bush will speak on The Difference Betweea the Christian Church and Applied Pyschol-ogy." men' while he was changing an auto mobile tire near Fifth - and Market streets They? wore deputy sheriffs badges and pretended to arrest him for alleged drinking. He was forced to drive several blocks when ths men at tempted to hold him up. When Johnson seised the barrel of one revolver ana puf up a fight, the men ran away, Johnson ran after them, but lost the trail when he tripped and felL years old, held up and roDDea tne nignt I n 11 TA I TQT7PI I IrlOPir clerk of a Standard Oil flllinr station I XivlLU XI Oi V CI UiiCUIa. at Twenty-fourth and Broadway early in the night. Kenneth K. Coleman, 393 KTast Forty-eighth street north, the clerk. reporter! 440 was taken from the till. The robber wore a mask and carried a nickel- nlatad revolver. H. J. Sanders, a patient from the Good Samaritan hospital, was held up at Twenty-third and Marshall streets while out for a walk Friday night. Sanders explained to the robber, mho carried a nickel-plated revolver, that he was an invalid. The robber left him without molesting him any more. A few minutes later H. W. Fish, 194 Nineteenth street, was held up at Nine teenth and Irving streets and robbed of $3 by a man answering the same descrip tion. H. VB. Dougherty of San i Francisco learned of the ways of the negro women in the North End Friday night. While out walking he encountered two of them. In passing,, one brushed up against him. His Insurance papers and $20 In cash are missing. Shows Use of Eoads In Eastern Oregon La Grande. Aug. IS. The division en gineer's office of the state highway com mission for eastern . Oregon hero has made a check on the travel going over the various highway sections in the east ern part of the state. The following is the number of cars using the various sections daily, the number being the average obtamed from observations over a period of days : ' Milton-Walla Walla, 1564 : La Grande Island City. 74 J; Ontario-Idaho points. 690; Pendleton-Athena, 613; La Grande- Hot Lake, 464; La Grande-Perry. 306; Baker-Haines. 245 ; La Grande-Baker, 170; Pendleton-Tho Dalles, 158; La Grande-Pendleton, 136; La Grand a-On tario, 60; La Grande-Wallowa, SO. Railroad 'Police of Northwest to Hold Session in Portland Special agents and police from rail roads in the Northwest will gather In Portland for the third quarterly meeting I Lauder sub BUILDING PERMITS Baildias permits valued at 61000 mmned Ananst 11. 1421: R. B. McFarlaad. erect residence. 401 riftr- aeeeath street betweea Bead? aad o tan ton builder same: S4000. A. B. Moore, ereet residenca, 834 Capitol between Trailing and Shaver atrecta; builder W. G. Carl: 11900 Hannah da Boost, ereet iwddene. 834 Kast Broad waj betweea East Twrntr-eitth and East Twenqr-eerenin streets; builder o. W. Watts; 12 ooo. .. W. w. Taaer. erect reaidenee. 1171 Asian between Tnlrty-nlntb aad iwty-flrot etrost; VOttOO. Maj. Gen.. Wright i Stops in Portland Stopping off for' a tour of Inspection. nam M. Wright, few hours while on Major-Genera! Wil- commander ! of the ninth corps area of, the United States army, ; with headquarters in San Fran cisco, renewed friendships with some of his old officers In Portland Friday. He met E. C. Sammonsj who served as di vision inspector In the A. E. F. i The general was- accompanied by his son. Lieutenant William M. Wright Jr. and Major Charles Bridge, military i attache or the British Embassy at Washington. Out to Fight Eire Pendleton. . Aug. IJ. The entire town of Athena turned out Friday afternoon to fight a grain fire which threatened standing grain in the vicinity and de stroyed 1000 sacks of grain before it was halted. The origin of the Cre is undetermined. It was first noticed by a harvest crew and acread rapldlw through the stubble, scattered ; over which were pttea or sadced wheat Just or op pea rrom the combino. The grain destroyed was the property of Watts H. C. Komegar. erect resMenea. 280 East rortr-uura street betweea Twentr-eighta a T-..t...f.(ti . - WMiMM u . tiAAil i I W. L llendenoa. erect ratdeDce.-740 Georcian rise betweea vista a Tense and Portlaad boole- i vara; bailder Btokes m Seller eompajiv: $7000 of the North Pacific Coast Association of Railway Special Agents September 17. Active members of the association oper ate In the Northwestern states and Can ada. ! The meeting will be held at the Multnomah hotel. ' P. J. McMurrsy, president of the as sociation, was In Portland Friday ar ranging for the meeting In cooperation with F. G. Connolly, secretary. F. G. Smith of the -P. R. L. A P has been ap pointed chairman of the committee on arrangements composed of Maurice I. Coturrl of the S. P: C C Molson. of the U. P, T. J. Ryan of the S, P. & S. Mo i2'. "8 KUpatriok street, aad .rut Irl. V Tsnnard of tr,. PnrtlinJ t "r.". V- -V?- . ouovanooaver avenae. -" " w v w KsUrrfl 1-4 kJMv y "J dTaakawaymawaeam afmat D 1 pouce xorce. . I Box 60. aad Mary Eileen Bowun. 14. 6414 soCTT-rrnrin html. Looia I. Snyder, legal. 778 CBsaa atnet. and Carrte E. Waateriine,. irgal. HIT . Alder street. rorreet H. Smitn. 26. E. Coach tre, and lloreaco si. Daroail. 24. pja AUnoa Vital Statistics A mrri$es.Blrtbs.Dza1hx MARRIAGE LICENSES New Auto Parking Regulations Are Effective Sept. 1 Adalbert C. WUtnek 1m,1 lilt s-. i nu-iTiira street, aad TecUa 1 earsoo. kaaU. r,rteentn and Aakenr atreet. Pare B. Walker, local. 142 East. rTa.n ftk streeo. and Catherine Shea, leaal. 681 East Ce44T. 1 1 ItTWUl Viti - 1 MeJa Ua.1 ABA a-a . . Mayor Baker" annoanoes that the now CroriSmeTccaueur laaVasgS! traffic regulations which pun is-min-1 asrsws, ute, S8-minute and 2-hour limitations on I WEDDINQ parking in . the oongested district, with absolute prohibition of parkins; In cer- W 49. fatTTH CO. ASD vism.No ' CAD ENGRATKBS 411 Mora) sUda, OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW New Tat tt i east for aale Feathere Hea o rated f stlnf led Costomers oar Folic-' . Same-Da arvloa Wall Order Dec. PIONKRIt MATTItKSS AMD MD OO, 1072 K. Lincoln' SV. Phene 447-07 t FLUFF RUGS Had from AO Kind of CM Carpets. For Qnaltty. Servieo aad Kconeeu. oatcooN rcorr ruo oo. IS 3d . Star SV - Tabor 744 DEATH NOTICES 103 FICKEIX. Oa the ateamer Alaska. August , lal. Teddia E. PkrkeU. aged 16 Tears. 14. maina at the parlor of Edward Holmaa A Son. Sd aad B-"T"" ata. goaarat asaos via spyw Uter. - uivriirnTrH la tbla cit. Aornat 11. 1921. r. E. Manchester of 454 B. 14th at. N. Bo msina at tne parlors of Edward Uolman te Boa. 3d aad ata. anaeiai notice wui anw later. r Mra, Ed- KareU ear Write for tree rat aw Mala 440. Two Weeks of Depot, 7Se sod ( a week aes Bat, eaM water eecb- eeoav : rLEVtsflER H6TEE '411 w Waenkactoa at. corwar 11th. 41 S dar. 44.40 a week aad : tme doway. I town loeeti: bet and ertd water; steam beet." HOTEL ARTHUR ariCClAl. HATES LNT1X. &IvPTMBiLS t A1JSKT BUM.. SO AND MORR1SOT4 170 lltb at., wear liMTtaon. Clean, modara rooms bv dar. week or month reassemble ratea. I TAlt HOTKL All euUut rooeaa. Mat 41 dr botrl la the ettr: rooeaa S4 as IT. aaa ents bath 44 te 814 per week; pteaaaat lobby: SSa- mstie earntec. 1 Ita am trtara. - - - . HOTEL OCKLEY Verrtaoa at ltth. 41 a day: weekly 44 sad iI.fcWa:i iSl.m '.i. mmi p... ll' foe ooatal 1 ai: free rb and batkl tight and airy. RECTOS HOTEL. . Korta Broadway, new aad mad era. Tarn lock oa doors, 41 a day ap, 44 per awak vav Priveta betaa. ; 4140 aaoath. CiimineUapa September. Expcrienea oaneceaeary. For partiaalara wnas J. lewnatd (former ears' serv ice examiner). 994 Eqnitabl bids.. Waaaunc- V61H llKSs, COliXU- -ill vamca yoa iTIAXWeil Xiail Tlvsnr' ad S walsa I , t . M K.ih mmt S awakat laaiaiasi aoanieaa secan aaaa recefre atate aid, Wrtta or call tor kocwe. 894 Barnaado at, t UmABM tELEGalAftrl Seaway tilagraiik aa- ME.N. 6IUPL1N In thia city, Aogost 13. 1921, 1. MMnlm R.mni at aha narlora of ward Holmaa A Son. 4d aad Salmoa, loaaral aotaro will appear later. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 kol!lt MUIS'TaB. Ttitttsks- AflPtgr- gaariiB free. rreaat K. Weilea tormar atafvqpt,. Mrv. M-W. Beak bedk. Awt. Hi bast sura oosaczxciAt. school, WAIST At tba reatdeaee, IlAIO East Tweaty- fiftb street nortb, t'rlday, Aogoat 11, airnry . szed 74 years, beloved koaband of Mra. Dora Wafet. fatker of Dr. C. E. Waist of ArUngtoa. Wash.; Lney B. aad Bobert A., both of Port land, and Mrs. Caroline K lamaa of Marble Bock. Iowa. r"nneral eemcea wiu oa neia at a p. m. Monday, Aogoat 16, at tba chapel of Chamber Company. 248-260 Klllingnrortb a Ta li oe. Interment in Roee City cemetery. WALDKON At the reside nee. 285 Roes atreeC a 11 Phoah. Ellen Waldron. aard 9S years, beloved' wife of Prank WaWron. mother of V. Los Wsldroa. Foneral service will be held Monday, Aogaat 15, at m p. m.. at ta cnapei of Miller A Tracey. Interment. ML Scott cema- tery. rrarnda lnvitea. PtASTEBEBS BRICK LATEBS .. PLCMBER8 CARPENTERS . . . CABINETMAKERS ELECT B1C1ANS COKBETT la thia city. Anguat IS. F. Harvey Onrnetl. beloved infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. Giles B. Corbett. Funeral serviree will be bald today, 4 p. m., at the chapel of Miller A Ttaeay. Interment, Lone Fir ceatetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS IPS &S0H--: THIRD A1D SALMON MAIN 807 East Side Funeral Directors 414 g. P. 8. do-sing, rjc. "The Family Sets the Frioa" -- Alder St. Phone Eat 88. Dunning & McEntee Morrison at, at 12ta Broadway 480. Ant. 445-48. CHAMBERS CO. Funeral Dvdectora. An the CoBventencea of a Hi Woodlawa 8304. 248-254 EiIUnwortk ave. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 trtn'O bale THE PORT OF PORTLAND. ORexjOX 4400,000.00 8 Year-la Sealed Drotwaals will ba nnaml h TV. P4 of Portlaad at its office. 914 Spalding build inc. Portland. Oregon, vntil-ll a. m.. VTednea day, September 14. 1921. and will be oneaed at that bonr for the whole or any part of aa isene of 4800,000.00 of 5-year Seriea "B" Im provement and Equipment Bonda of The Port of Portland, dated July 1. 1921. tivo noadred of these bonda are la denoml aatioa of 81000.00 eech and Two Hundred are in aennmmaaon ot ssoo.oo each, with Interest eoapooa. Principal and interert parable in sold coin at PorUand. Oregon nod New York. ' Ia tareA at rate of 4 per' annum, payable Jan uary l sad July 1. tmncirde na.nhU Jnl, a 1924. Tbeaa bonds are a Dart of an (wm anrhnriat by aa act of tne legislative assembly 7t tba owe ot vregtm tcnapter it, iavi ot Uregon. . i i . lner are Msaea lor tne nnnwa, mm mw Tiding fond for the parcbase aad eoetmrtioei of equipment and operatioa and for general channel improvements. Bida most bo nnaualined and aa- bid oaived which is Otlali&ed wUl not bo mmirlarxt . 'la legsuty of tneaa bonds has beea passed opon favorably by too law firm of Storey, imrama, a-auner Doago OI ttootoo, Maaa. wboaa opinion is on file for InavAinn I Wti. naa or pnotaatat eeplea will be (urtuahed bid- Oers to wnom booda are awarded. Deiivery of bonds will bo made oa or afeoot aate or awaraing at foruaixl. Oregon. Each bid mast be acenmrjaniad bv a certi fied check or cashier'e check on some reeponaibl bank ia the eity of Portland. Orrgoo, for ' aa amount equal to fire per cent ft of the teea vaine of tno amoont of bonds bid for, pay ablo to the order of The Port of Portland, which deposit shall be forfeited aa liquidated damage in case the bidder shall fail or neglect to take aad pay for each bonds aa are awarded to him within five day from date of aocb award. The bonda wul bo sold to the highest bidder for cash, bat the rixht to reject any and all bids or to accept any portioa of any bid is hereby reserrea. An proposals ahaTl be marked: Tropoeal tor Booda. aad be addressed to The Port of Portlaad,- 914 Spalding building, Portland. Oregon. This notice ia given by order of the Board of CommaaBiotvera of The Port of Portlsnd. J. P. DOYLE, . Assistant Secretary. . Dated at Portland. Or.. Ana. 12. 1921. SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of too undersigned. 401 Coarthoose, PorUand. Oregon, until 4:00 p. m.. August 18. 1921, for Taachere' Deska, School Deaka, and Bears, School District No. 1. Multnomah County, Oregon. Bida wul be opened at a meeting of the Board te bo held at 8:00 p. m.. in Room 494 Court-, howse. the ssme data. Specifications may be obtained at Ute office of the Superintendent of Propertiee. Old Faiihng School. First and Porter street. Portland. Oregon. A certified cock for 19 of the amoont of the proposal on Teachers' Desk and Two Hun dred Dollar (4200.00)! on proposal for "School Deaka and Bears, most accompany each proposal. The Board of Directors reeervee the right to reject any ar an bids, or divide the award. ' (Signed) I R. H, THOMAS. School Clerk and Bmdnaea Manager. Dsted August 12. J921. Lerch, Undertaker CAST KXETENTH AND HAWTHORNE PHOXE EAST 781 DOWNING A Moderate la East 54. McNEMAR A hoaaeiika place. Irnngioa district. Phono McENTEE A EILERS. funeral parlors with el the privacy of a boeae, lata aad Everett ata. Ptteno Broadway 1183. AuL 521-88 MIU.ER A TBACET. iadapendcat furaTdT- rectora. Funerale T5 and op. Washington at Ella st. R. T. BYRNES StaESI toi vVUbaast Asa. VVooomwb 444 FINLEV'S MORTUARY MOKTOOMERY AT FTTTH. MADf t IS ri.lr--. Us Wllnsma a: i.- SV ACCklCr VU. paeaw Kaa 194A 42treaara flKBTAKUiO OO, Maaa 4144 piC eWeS A-S42a. Cora Taird aad Ctaa, Breeie&Snook HtirF?m. MONUMENTS 10(1 OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE wtOOfCB QTJAIJTT rtX3sTCB2XAXS .THfB0 AWWE STS. HOvl LM3 atltata. 444 Bail way bads. Kiaaa rarawhed aleersna room, bath, hot sad sold water; 44.00 week and op. WA5HTNGTO! HOT El. - - - 12TH AND WA8HINUTON STS. AttrsctiTe rooms aad sautes at menniklg sabs by ! or asonth. - kera barber trade; wae-ea while Baraar vouasa, ataoa- Mia Becma Bockat pel rate, aeaeols ki41ikmal izm toraaa avq, ones as i. HELP WANTED MALE 201 TUHOCB' tAl.' 44-HOCft, Vttti' 418.20 424 .9.25 8.84 T.44 4.28 LARGE riespiag rosea, lacladuat bet and eoia water and Phone, cssea aa. saa aetsi ew. near TayHr. ' NICELY foroiahed front bedrecea for genUemaa. 209 K. 24th, aoraec sata aaa raous. aw 4879. 2 block to car. I GOOD, bur amtsano Bleeping rooeaa, Sd Boor. 82.90 Per week am. - vae iron room. " none. . 424 Bvrnside betweea 10th and Uta, 1 SEPABATE leepia porch. 1 eery good leep 1 S-raeca apanaBeen win pem, all eery clean. - 458 Washington st, Bdwy. S 4 T T . J WELL FCBNISHED rooms, walking diatahea tbm. Fbooe afar. Bias petore a p. m. KiN'lSHSb "room, centiemaa preterrei it Tt. 15th St . ' .' auiuble for 3 204 ARTISAN BLDO. MAN with Ford car with delivery body, well ao- oualated in Lenta and Arleta diatrtct. to oper ate laundry roote. permaaent position: good chance for advaacaanent, . Apply today... 480 neimons II. , I WANTED Boy or - maa wna anotorcyeW fCt.Nlolifcb ironi Ob cartine. Bdwy 48T2. KEWHALL hotel. 402 E. Washington at, mod- era Heeptng room, py pay or wees. FTJRNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 301 WANTED Boy or - maa wna motorcycle aad I . . , ' . r-tt ii i ' aide carrier to cover country roote every day I CLEAN, wefl funusbed rooass. all modera eoa ln a district near Portlaad. Addraaa X-422. venieeoaa. reasonable rest; gUeeaan pre JoornaL I tarred; walking dianaoa , 454 Hart eC nor- N. 17th. sat u'lvtrn - i . ....k. i. 1m, Apply with lathaw oc gaasdiaa at 012 I EJaCEPTOKALLZ aice lunusaea t I privet family. 44 per week on. Jeffereea WANTED Salesman, aoto aeoeaaory, 55 to 550 I iZTL-ZzZT per day. aamerous Irnea. CUotca lamtory. I e- y" 489 la Also large elv furaaahad. Sverett. Huatlaea lnvectlsata. 128 Bdwe. N. SHOE recair aaaa. Steady place for right man I NICELY famished room for rent, very cleea. Must be ocd workmaa aad reliable. KX-4L I .! Davia. Bdwy 45 IT. jearnsL HOP PlCK.tR aated, ast WaeaUaad taadins I ATTBACTIYB itaeping toom suitable for one aad Siaanaoa'a nlaea. acre: Pacta aas. 1 . oe - irmimaum. m mwm . . . . . 54 N. Srd street. I anelvea, every coaveruenea. waiajng aim una les WANTED at and retreading. k . men ta learn vulranitiai Can 483 Hawtnorae ave. IClisaa eC East 4884. RESIDENTIAL district. alee one with prlvats a rr-sj-ra tta j-rt-v mi i ss, , wuariwua. nuuTii Trnnaa-s' evd asnwr Esnelt - - r ' WANTED -Ladiea and seoUemea to eeU aew Ti u! Vooma." alas la' kitchen, pan'iri with privet bath ranee; ia refmed 54 JL Jlt av taventioa.. household aeeeaaity; exclusive terri tory. Whoieeal or retail proposition. Caa elothea closet. laundry Wholeesle or retail propoHUoa. fJaa I rmrr reasonable avast bo from 410 to 414 pe day. Investigate at I 558 E. Kelly at. swond prieQeges, water, lights, sees t be appeciatart enee. Addreee EX-279. Jearaas. HELP WANTED FEMALE 204 WANTED SsJarwoanan axperieared la selling drr roods, seady-tavwaar.. eta. an atore ia wheat belt of Eastern Oregoat permanent noat- Uon, eoogeniai work; retereaeee required: per- is-iii, jooraaa, aooal inurvlew arranged. LABGB' FRONT ALCOVE SLEEPING BOOal, bath aad phone; wslaJnt distaace; ioa . ablet East 7172. ; A LABGB furaiahed front socaa. with baii; with Umlly of two peoos. ii Immor 1811. HAVE GOOD SLEEPING ROOM; PLENTY LIGHT. IUi CO.Mt.ltLt, Klin 131, CAI EAST 8704. 424 . HARRISON. ; WANTED 4 j parte seed power mirhlae op erators for bearing basa. Piece week. Girls most not bo over 25 rears ef aae. Apply Harm. KviUe Bag C. 18th aad Hoyt at, ttOMttN UAAtKb Work peafa, to start aboat Aas. 14 for a mat run Have roar same reentered early. Libby, McJitUl as Llbby. Tfte paiica, or. GOOD hoes and assail wsares te elderly to take care of invalid. Inquire 4934 44d ave. S. E. Mt Scott ear. FIRST CLASS tnm er for eat ef town 415. MaSes Salary Kaeal bldg. - - ANT GUU. ia need at a rriead, apply te the Sslvstiaa Army na llceae Mayfatr aad Aloande eta. Pbooe Mala 8444. D-M ear. WANTED Elderly lady to care for ch0d im eoantry; good wags aad good home, latrolre II aerby sc SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 281 Grading and Excavating Day or contract; damp wagon aad team tor hire by the day. Mala 0744. - FLORISTS 107 mm ua tain secUons. wm so Into effoct Soptem-, . . , . br 1. Tho new sirrts announdna; the I 550 b. 42nd at. n. Aa. 4. a da easier timitatlona for the various district ar bow in place, but It has bean decided to allow until th first of next month to HTIiK To Mr. aad Mra. Howard B, Hyde, 72S aarer. au. s. s osugnier. 8ALFAT1 Te Mr. and Mra. Victor Satfati. 481 zo bs.. saiy if. a aaogmeav permit tne PUDJIO to -Decoma lamilisr I TINCEyT To Mr. and Mra. Frank Tingant. witn uie rules. ; - v I " '- -a. a worn. -Tho police win Toe lnatructed to ex-1 J" .r.1"- Jaa. mn-. - smith. plain tho law first to Tlolatoro of tho tam Idelit-m,. mV'S tt.-t.r, ordinance. says Mayor Baier." and I 4410 74th at.. Aaa.. 1 m M then persons who diares-ard It will be I Candy Te Mr. and Mm. C Gaady. 4719 arrested. Every effort wIU be made to I t' ""V . enforce the new parkinr provlEions. . iZS- Aafi ,m CBOCKEst f e Mr. aad Mrs. John H. Crrrkmr DCRBIIT FTCTf ERAIj STJTjrilAT . I JaUchlsaa ave.. Aaa , a daughter. Vancouver. Wash.. Aoc. 13. The fa- H..aJLr: "f1 L.M7 .E?5?rt nerat of J. D. Dnrbln will be held 8un- holesTomT and m ra. Me-. day afternoon at tzitt o'clock from the! 4428 8th S. E.. Aug. s. a durhter. -. " famllw knma 104 V'sl Itk . Rt . Raw ri,,.i.. can a-ninnnnai mms..m m. 1 1141 aseaaam, AOS. a. a wumi-: w" F1"'"' ivwi, via- I 4V ft o a - - . j - - " - vm..nA mv .aa aaja. -""a- . 1 154 Commercial. Aac e. TLLLOTS ON To Mr. aad Mra. Viriaa Tillotaoa. Baser O-MAia, SEALED BIDS vriU be raeeived at tne office of the andmiCTied. 401 Caurtheesw, Portlaad. Otvann. until 4:00 P. as.. Aogoat 18. 1921. for the plombiac work of the Maryeville school boil ding. Portland. Oregon. Bids will be opened at a reerolar meetinc. of the Board of Director to be held at 740 p. as. the ssme day la Room 404 Courtboeua. Plan aad sewcrnration may be ctHaiaed at the office of the 8er rinterit ef Prupertiea. Old Failins School, First aad Porter streets. Portend. Oregon. A certified check- for tea per cent ( 10 ) ot the amount of the prncajsal moat aeecenpany each proposal. The Board af Directors lenarvm the right to reject soy or aU bids. - Signed) R. H. THOMAS. School CVrk and Bmdaaaa Manager. Dated August 19. 192L fl VL f -rlA asT a BT AT 7. anwr liEfmnrrAit 2. STORES WAIL. Z CABPENTEB estimates given aa buildiaf and repair work: acreeaa made te ordert ahoa 1487 Hawthorne. Tabor 1160. iTE DO ta aad oatasoe pa ta waft, paper haagtng - aaa tinung; eswassias given proaapt aHeauon. Oar wnrk gasrariteed. Call Main 9184. WANTED To cot' 1904 ta 2504 eord of weed aaywhore ia the abate a a contract. A-aae. JonrnsL - SUN SHI PAINT CO. ' . UELXABLB -PainHng-tintraa cob tractor. A at. 414-44. ' Aad rtocal Braach Teaia aa betweea 4th aad Vet Maaa 7704. 14 Be 84 , Smith's Flower Shop - -Portland Pregreaaive sTormt- FViwera for AU Oceaawoea. Mala 7214. T. C Lake. Mgr.- 4th and Aide. MARTIN A FORBES CO.. ftaests. 454 Waea -tnaton. Main 289. A occadons arOjOcaPy arrs . Flowers for all 1289 EXPERIENCED aeajouataat, eapabla aaaktas ta- eoas tax rrtaraa, washta part Usw positaon. W-7 21.. oartial. -- MAN waatt ataady lob ta care aoe private place. oa pourtry ranch, on farm, or aa gardener. Can milk a few cows. J lit, JeamaL Call Cooper. Main LATHING "and 6418. shingling-, FOB acwer repairing, aeptie tanks aad plumbing. ' East 824. CEMENT foundatiena, noose rased. . cement work of aU kinds. BteaoaaM. East 2191. PLCMBINO done very reasonable by tS or by lob. Aat 2S5-5L MAN ' with 1 too Bepublie track, waatt kaolin Hawthorne are., cor- 89th et. ta 124 atodera 341A 1 B SICELf fomlahed asrgw elothea cUoeet, East 5S82. BBAUTLFUa. .roeea. walking diataace. tomm Ut car with or without tares. aaoauw it Hawthorne ave. Phone Bast 4041. - -48 AND it per month; earner rooeaa; awed beds. In saodera noose, au aome pnvuesea, eieeu-m Mgbts. bath toilet. 74 Northrop. Aat 424-85, LAiUisi faraiabed room, cause to, bath, lumace beat, breakfast, ran re. FINE, large cool ruoaaa. tirepla, Tabor 4934 Clay. Mara 4891. ranaiBg water, tat phone, e is. 421 1IU su aoc LOVELY, light, cleaa roses, to pnvsl family. saitabla.tor em or two. Tar doe mv 444 Broadway. Mar. 1894. ta furnished fist, cLwe apt, sua. PLEASANT, ain in. reaaonable ' fawt. ' Mais 1121. 449 Jsffereoa. NICB LARGE BIJ:F.PlNO ROOM 1 PBITATB FAM1LT I KEWLI rLUilsHED MOmA. : BROADWAT 4484. COMFOBTABLT forniihed room tor eangenisl gentleman, weiring aiataace, heme prinjasas. close MoltaMmah cmb. Marshall 4294. t TEBT fma. modara uont room, eloae ta. aait able far 1 or 2; basinete asaa agaferred; nometike: very reasonable. East 6984. NEWLY furnsaned front roeea, alee alee room joiains bath for 1 or Z geauemaa, walsing dtetsnee. 448 Jeffersna et FOB BENT Front room and garage to eatie 440. t 429 B. Ash with ear. Ease 6741. 2 BOOMS for centiemaa. 2 meals, modera coa- -eenloawaa. private borne. Tebnr 4822. LABUE. clean.' airy aleeoing rooms for rent. reasonable. 821 atoms at. rnone wast Jl'i. . BOOM for rent; use of piano; home comfort ; close in. Msta 2874. 444 4rd at, MCE1.I fnmisned rnoms, prirau faaaily. IS a week. Wdln. 8898. Ills CLEAN front room. bath, telephone, walk lng ejetanee; gentlenxa preferred. E. 744 T. "302 I ROOM AND BOAED ! Nortonia Hotel ELE TENTH OFT 1 WASHTNOTON PwrUsod s biga-elam esrwa-towa reel tsoeeL We give roa the eomferta ef Amerteea aad aropeaa plaa Bales teeaonabla, ONE ef finest hoasea ia city eonverted lata ei- dnsive fsmily hotel, ea taring to famlUaa, buat aes men aad women ; koese eookinf; transarnl rata reasonsble. Eest 784. 'by boor or contract. Tabor 4247. CARPENTER aad in the bailaBag Mne. iebbiaa. aavthtaa Pnone East 444A r8ee.MNAlla - W. Bank Bids. Mata Vliapf.11 B 4118 881 MoTTVca St LOST AND FOUND J 10S SEALED PROPOSALS wiQ be teretved by the clerk ef School Diatrirt No. 14. Joist Mahae mah end Clackamaa cooatie. for the building ef aa addition as the praaeat achool building. Plans and specifications are on fiw with T. P. Camp bell. Phone addraaa 4X2 Ureahaae. Board re serve the right te reject aay er all bids. Bida close August 18. - a (Signed) ANSA LEHMAN. Chainnaa, - .. Portland. Boose 1. C A BLISS.Uark. - lireshaa. Or. . PICKED up I Hoietaia aetier, 3 yean 'old. weight 804 lbs. Impoanded 31Q aaiera at. ui be sold at public eoeUon - V edneaday, Aagost 17th at 14 a. aa. for charge held against it if not called for by owner. Uregon Hnaaane So- ciety. - - IF the person who took citisenaliip papers. THE book aad deed for homestead out ef my bouse will retara them no eoeeuane will be asked: these paper a re of value te anyone except myself. V. Ledteltw KssmUakl, Beavertoo, Or., B. 1. LOST Oa Aug- 4. betweea Seward hotel and S7th at. and East Waabinctoa. 1 leather aait rmrm asd eontrnta: name oa .caw, "ieorf e L. Kslty." Can Marshall 1450. Reward. LOST, a calf, white HakrUia. 3 pieces rope oa neck. Section TUae aad Buckley. Notify Frttae slaughter bouse. . Phone Aat.. 447-21 or can Mara 4145. , - TTOe STBATED Black horse. 1104 pounds, white atreak en face. Hog Ranch, Sycaaaore station. Phone 849-87. - FOUND -Gentleman's wsii eonlauninc vslu abbw, Prove ownership aad call Hoyt hotel cigar ttsnd. - PARTIES that pick M ' up goat ea Colnmbia bird Ana. 'It kindly phone owner at Mala 4429. auk for Helea. LOsT 2 bathing suits, betweea Portlaad aata turhua aad Mnltanmah atatien. Reward. Maia 4589. - - " LOSt t gold cuff Una. initialed at' tail Brea way SOS. B LOST Betweea erd. ST P. track and dar ata hug black haadbaa; reward. U din. 1564. BASEMENTS. OBAALQ. liK.1L TBA MIS Of contract er dsy work.. Aat, 822-88, sfter 8. BOOFS BBSHINGLED A SPECIAL TT Pbone Beet 1301. CEMENT worki sS ksaaa. Farsa aiam " SeKwocd 414. PAPES lANUINti and tiating. aawde f matting; firpt rkua work. - Tabor 8 SO. BOOFS painted, beet of paint, week right, arkae right. Ptwne Tabor 929. OARAGES builC 497.54 and up; sang door eiz.ae ana ap. aat. inn. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 UfT ALU In a N if MAWuri-iTTn cr s. TACTS. - DSAPEKIES. DONE CP LIAS EEW. WTIA, CALX. BA8T 5414. WOMAN want work by near e day. reatahle refei I WOULD Hke day day. HI1. ioaruL eek. freea S ta S kwors NEAT and rehable ywana w ease a bakery or ealrterw, wests poaitiow. Mar. 1144 DRESSMAKING The Cabioot Denimiktaa i as amaa. near iita. ataa laze.- 258 DREMMAKINU. Polly aprons aaaa ta ordee. wood 1985. Wai A W tSPLEsTT Prim aad Soagalow 741 Ellis see. no that PtVee mwmble. 29 H Bossell H. Eart itt. DRESSMAK1NU. reasons hlo, aay kiad at eewiaa stain 3. HOUSE sad achont e amde at xrar Mra. Moms, Main 7J4J. . ' White Hall Hotel Furaiahed roeea 'with private bath: iTC'Tsaat beard. Mala 1998. ' OOOD SIZE! soitabw for Private family. . N. comfortable 3. with breakfast : Ceil East 8292. , bis er Board. 4 Bachtel UN DEB NET MANAGEMENT Ninety famished rooms, steam heat, hot sad cold water, with good table board. 433 10th at., eorner ef Market. MiullM. MARTHA WASHINGTON 440 Teeth C. ha tel for bownem girl at moderate rata. ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 303 SmmimarTomaTm!SSmiSr gscual family, yoaag people, piaao, aaadersj dose tn. 44 week. Msib 498. - LADT having tern bandsoasely faraished heme. with all i modera conveniences, would like two people to room and board. Vdln. 4851. with sleeping porch, twia beds, exeelleat mesU. W fclerfc freea TWO ranees. 1 vfinnJoe eatr. eeeelleat mas, W ear; garage aext block, pnene Bdwy. aaaa. LADT with sued borne 'would hke ta have aosle boarders, er will care for children, 544 N. 24d and Nicelat Phone Maia 2895. BOARD aad rooeaa ra widow' boeae, all home cam oris: awasoaable rates, walktaa du 227 H HaHey, near Larrbw. B. T. ear. FINE table i board, shome sooting. indud . ' . k.L.k mimmmw Bamdae. neae riental eotlege. 201 lawn eve. K. Phone Beat 1774. aad board, prrvsie faaatly. avntjemaa 444 Har- BOOM ealy; private bath aad telap rnoa et- t BOARD and ! ronaa. widow's home; Ta torts; reasonable; enietiwaai mam aaa. aUND. aaotherly Isdy wiU giadr cars for two er more children Maia 412t. 219 X. jij. WILL board achool girl, more lor company; na other obildree: 420 per as Wqia. 414. tCentis " mm fmami '