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THE ' OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.' 1521.
FEE EARNINGS BY
COURTS AND CLERK
GROWIN AUGUST
Trie mora or fee's earned by the
! court and county clerk's office for the
' ' BKttitb. of Auarust and turned- over to the
' county treasurer shows' an Increase of
J1S60II over August of 1S20.
.The fotal fees turned over to the
county treaaurer for the month amount
"" eJTTo" $8216.02. Of this circuit court
a. aAa I a a- . I a a. ft 1 . 1
i era were , interest on oanii uii-
arx-ea. 1220.27 ; . probate court feea.
(791.45: recordine, Torrena and raar-
gjnala, and miscellaneous fees, $5216.02.
-. A total of $1045 waa turned over to the
Miilttinmh cmimtv law liHrarv this ne-
v tng $875 from circuit court and $170 from
probate court librarV fees. The fish and
came fees collected during: the month
m ' a, an aai4 nifAv n Ik mtatA traDatiipar
a a aal a ui a a va 1 . v i . j a a 1 a. 01 tu aaa.a--aaava
..amounted to $289.50.
STOCKS DIP
SHORTS COVER H
EARLY STOCK TRADE
TOO LOW AND SHOUTS Alii. HUSHING TO (.OVIflt
Sew YerM, Sept. t(l. JfJ &. AU
exchangee, here will be closed tomor
rew and -Monday la obserraare ef the
Labor day holiday.
4.
LETTERS FILED IX BEHALF
OF ALASKA WRECK TICTHK
' Another echo of the wreck of the Ill
fated ateamer Alaska was heard In the
' circuit court here today when Mrs. Char-
. lotte D. Woods filed a petition for letter
of administration on the'state of her
daughter, Mra. Charlotte M. Milbrandt,
, who waa one of the wreck victims off
the coast of California August 6. She
' left an estate consisting; of about $500
'worth of personal property and an un
liquidated claim for damages for her
death pud the lotof her baggage. The
widower, Fred Milbrandt, Joined in
the. petition of Mra. Woods.
New Yorl-4 Sept. 2. (I. N. S.) The
stock market closed Strong today, U. S
Steel making a new high for ithe day
in the last few minutes. That stock
touched 76 but later declined to S"a,
and Baldwin; after touching 79, fell back
to 78V. Mexican Petroleum had a sharp
break from SlOTi to 1.04. followed by
another sharp rally to 106. "
Tobacco Products was also in demand
in the late dealings, moving up to 65,
a gain of about four points. Stude-
baker was r demand around 73. There
waa not mpch- doing In the railroad
shares, mostj of which showed fractional
gains.
'Government bonds unchanged ; rail-
r
WALL STREET QUOTATIONS
Furnished by Over beck & Cooke Co..' Board of Trade Building.! -
Salea-I STOCK.
road and other bonds.
shares ;
Total sales today.
bonds, $8,404,000.
Total Baled stocks' this week, 2,475,800 ;
bonds, $47,755,000.
lif.noe DAMAGKH.HOKMIT ,
Violation of contract is charged in
ault filed In the circuit court Thursday
by the Henry D. Davis Lumber com
pany against J. C. Morris, and ifeo.OOO
damages are sought. Thfcompfaint
charges that $20,000 worth (JK. business
waa diverted to competitors e much
time waa used in advancing these
schemes while Morris was under con
tract to devote his time and energies to
the company suing.
.MAJIY WO.MKS MEEK DIVORCES
The record of divorce suits filed in
the Multnomah county circuit court dur
Ihg July and August disclose a heavy
preponderance of women seeking free
dor ii from the marital ties. In July
there were 70 such suits filed by
women and 24 by men, and In August
71 by women and 29 by men.
HELD TO GRAND JURY
Pixtrlct Judge Detch has held to the
Multnomah county grand Jury Myer
FerUel, charged with having committed
a statutory crime on August 26, and
Louise Wold, charge with feloniously
tutting Ole Wold with a hammer.
i
RKTCRSED TO JAIL
'Additions were made from Spokane
Wash., and Lewlaton, Idaho, today to
the population of the Multnomah coun
ty Jail. . Deputy Sheriff P. V. Rexford
brought bank from Lewiston Ward D
Whitney1, and Deputy Sheriff Oswald
Day brought from Spokane C. R. Col
vin. Both will face grand Jury indict
menta charging larceny by bailee.
WIFE ALLEGES CRCELTY
Zola Somervllle filed suit for divorce
today against Albert Lester Somervllle
Alleging cruelty. -
steady.
521,200
i
New York), Sept. 2.".. H. S.) The
stock market showed an irregular tone
at the opening this morning with deal-
ngs on a small scale. Mexican Petroleum
started 2Vi points lower at 02 and then
fell to 101. jThe weakness was believed
to be due to the statement by the presi
dent or .vieKlco that the signing of a
treaty with the United States was "neith
er possible nor necessary."
Northern Pacific yielded to 71 and
Great Northern was lower at 70.
American Woolen started lower at
70 and then rose to 71, General
Electric moyed up to 12 while Pan
American Was 1 lower at 45. The
steel shared were fractionally . higher,
United States Steel showing a gain of
at 74. j
The advances that were made in the
first 15 minutes became more pronounced
in the late j forenoon when the market
was chiefly bne of covering kit short and
pool operations. Short covering was re
ported to have been a factor even In
quiet stocks like Tobacco Products.
General Asphalt continued one of the
most prominent features, selling at 46,
a gain of over 8 points frorn its low
price. Seartj-Roebuck moved up' 2 points
to 66 and Stjudebaker was up 2 points to
4. Mexican Petroleum moved up to
104. U. S. JSteel advanced over 1 point
to 75. I -
Ad mi Expi
Advance Kan . .
do pfd.-...,
Agr. t'bem.
do pfd. ...........
Ajax Rubber...
Alaska Gold
Alaska Juneau .......
Allis-Chalmers
do pfd.
Am. Baapt Sugar. . . . . .
Am. Bosch
Am. Can Co.
, do pfd.... . ......
Am. Cm & Fdr.. a. . . .
do pfd. ,
Am. Co Oil . ... .
Am. Dn Synd.
Am. Hide1 A Leather
do pfd.
Am. Ic ........
Am. lntl Corp. . .
Aid. Linseed ....
do pfd. .......
Am. Loco.
do pfd. .......
Am Safe. Razor. .
Am. Ship A Comrc
Aid. Smelter,
do pfd.
Am. Snuff ......
Am. Steel Fdy . . . .
Am. Sugar
do pfd. . . . . .
Am. Sumatra . .
Am. Tel. A Tel. ....
Am. Tobacco
do 'B"
Ha. Wool
do pfd.
Am. W. P. pfd. .
American Zinc
Anaconda
Ajwociated Oil
Atrhbon
do pfd.
Atlantic-Golf A W. L
Baldwin Loco. ......
do pfd
Balto. A Ohio
do pfd.
Beth. Steel "B"
B. R. T
Butte A Superior
Caddo Oil
Calif. Packing
Calif. Petroleum
do pfd.
Canadian Pac
Central Leather
Cerro do Pasco
Chandler Motor . . . . ,
Cliicago 4 N. W. . . ,
Chicago . Gt. West
do pfd. ....-.....,
Chill Cop
Chino
C. M. A St. P ,
do pfd t
! Hie. I Low. Bid.
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Barde
Not
Company Is
Removed to
Seattle, Says Head
1,
Seattle. Sept. 2.--(U. P.) Coast head
quarters of! the Barde Industrial com
oanv were established in Seattle yester
day evening bringing to this city the
largest warehouse devoted to machin
ery, navy eiquipment and steel products
on the Pacific coast.
. FORGERY IS CHABGED
, C. K. Mageske was rested Thursday
. night by Deputy Constable Rennlck on
'a charge of forging a note for $1200, and
Ini lieu of $1500 bail he la held in the
county Jail. D. M. Kltewer Is the com-
plaining witness.
, WIFE ALLEGES CRUELTY
Mildred Hughes has filed suit for di
vorce from Bryan Hughes, charging
Cruelty.
According to J. M. Barde, head of, M
Barde & Sot company of Portland, Port
land remains headquarters of the com
pany established here. "The Barde In
dustrial comianv. says Mr. Barde, is
a subsidiary of the Portland colnpany
and was organized at Seattle a year or
more ago. L. B. Barde is in charge of
the Seattle house.
Coco-Cola
C. A o
Colo. F. A I .
Colo. Southern
Col. Gas A Elec
Colombia UriDh
Con. tlm& .
Com. Cigars
do pfd
Cont'l Can
Cont'l Candy :. .
Corn Prod .
do ofd
Coien Oil i . .
C. R. I. A P
do "A" pfd : . .
do "B" pfd
Crucible ." .
do pfd : . .
Cuba Cane ; . .
do pfd. i..
Cuban-A mn. Sunr . a .
Iel. A Hudson
iJome Mines
D. A R. G
do rafd j .
Endicott Johnson ......
Erie
do lt pfd i .
do 2d pfd j.
Famous Players ,
Fed. Mining & Smelt. ; .
do ofd.
Ft Tire 1 .
Gaston Wms , .
Gen. Clears . .
Gen. Elec
Gen. Motor ', .
Gen. Motor. 6 per cent.
lien. Asphalt .
Goodrich
Goodyear
Granby , .
Great Nor. Ore........
do pfd i. .
Greene Csnanea !. ,
Gulf S. Steel . .
Hank Barker
Houston Oil
Hupp Motor
Dla. Cent. .
Inspiration i. ,
Int. Agr. Corp. , c ..... .
do pfd i. .
Icterboro ,. ,
FORElfcTT CXCHA5GG KATES
by the foreijra ei change de-
: Demurrer in Bridge
ir Case Is Overruled;
y Appeal Is Planned
t' "V Vancouver. Wash.. Sept. 2. A memo
randa decision waa handed down by
Judge, Simpson Thursday in the case of
O. W.-Hopp agaln.it the county commis
sioner in the matter of disposing of sur
' plus bridge tolls.
: He overruled the demurrer of the com
mlsaloners, which held that the complaint
of Hopp did not etate sufficient cause
: for action. He further ruled that .when
the emergency act, directing the use of
' surplus bridge toll on the county roads
'. ' became inoperative in June. 1921, by lim
i llatlon. the original act. which directs
that the surplus above operating ex
; penses be used to retire the bonds, again
I became effective, as the amendment did
I ' , not repeal that act. and the commission-
i i era have no right to use the toils as they
i i see ni.
I i.- The case will be appealed to the su
; i prerrte court at once in order to have it
settled with all possible speed.
partnient of the Cnited States National bank.
Quotationi below (except the pound sterling)
are quoted oi the basis of 100 units foreign
currency. f
Opening nominal rates on bank transactions:
! Draft Cable Par
London i Checks. Transfers. Value.
Lbs. Kterlint. .$3.74 $ 3.74 t 4.806
Pari. FrancsL . 7.84 to 7.R3 19.30
Berlin Marks'. . 1.15 1.15 23.81
Oenora Lirej. 4.55 4.55to 19.30
Atheiw i
Drachmas, j.. 5.70 5.73 19.30
Copenhagen
Kroner... A. 17.70 17.75 26.70
Christiania j
Kroner....!. 13.50 13.55 26.70
Stockholm: i
Kroner !. 21.80 21.85 20.70
Honrkoni 1
Currency., i. 50.70 50.95 ....
Japan Yn . J . 48.30 48.45 ....
Shanghai Tael 69.30 69.60
Canadian dollar dkount 10 per cent.
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Interstate Callahan .
Int. Harr
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Int. Mere. Marine...
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Int Nickel ........
Int. Paper
do pfd.
tnrhvriable Oil ......
Island Oil
Jewel Tea
C Southern
do pfd
KeUy-SprmgfieU . . .
Kenneeott
Keystone Tire
Lux. Steel ,
Lee Tire
1-ehigh Valley . . . . .
I-oriliard
Lowe Theatxea . . .
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Miami . . . .....
Mid. State Oil . .
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3L K. A T.
do pfd.
Mont. Power .....
Mont. Ward ....
Mo. Par-
do pfd.
M. A St. U
Nat. Enamel ....
Nat. Lead
Nevada Con.
N ew . Ha ran
Norfolk A W. ......
Nor. Pac
Nora Scotia Steel . . .
N. Y. Air Brake
N. Y. Cent
Okla. Prod. ref.
Ontario Silver
Ontario A W
Otis Steel
Pacific Dot
Pac. Gas A Else. ....
Pacific Oil
Pan. Am. Pet .
do B pfd.
Penna.
Peo. Ga
Pere Marquette
Philadelphia Co.
Pure Oil
Pierce-Arrow
Pierce Oil
Pitta Coal
Pitta A West Ya.
do pfd
Pressed Steel Oar
Pullman ,
Ray Cons
Reading
Remington . . .
Reploeie Steel
Republic L & S
do pfd.
Rep. Motors
Royal Dutch Oil
Ry Steel Spg
Saxon Motors
Sears Roebuck
Sbattuck, Ar.
Shell T. A T
55 I Sinclair
3 to Stand Oil Calif.
88 I Sioss Shef
26 V4 I Southern Pacific ,
67 I Southern Railway
37 do pfd.
Stlaig. F
69 to Stromberg Garb
100 Studebaker
24 Swift A Co
82 Tenn. Cop. A Chem. . . .
75 Texas Oil ,
R4 Texas Pacific
56 Texas Pacific C. A O. .
80 Tob. Products
9 1 Tran. Cont Oil
18 to Union Oil Del
12 to 1 Union Pacific
99 to Cnited Alloy
16 Jnited Drug
to United Food Produ. . .
tto Vnited Fruit
60 to L'nited Kd. of N. J . ,
13 do pfd
19 United Retail Stores .
13 to ' C. 8. Ind. Alcohol
56 U. S. Rubber
5 do 1st pfd.
20 to C. S. Smelting
9 U. S. Steel
1 do pfd.
56 Utah Coroer
124 Va. Chem.
9 do pfd
62 to Vanadium Steel
46 Vivandou
30 to Wabash .
10 to do A pfd.
14 to do B pfd. ....
28 Western Pacific
72 do pfd
19 Western Union
32 Westinghouse A. B.
56 Westinghou.se E. A M. .
Wett Md.
10 White Motors
94 Willys-Overland
32 do pfd.
6 to Wilson Packing
36 to Wisconsin Central . . .
2 Woolworth . .
Worthington Pump . . .
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WORKERS IN STEEL
PLANTS INCREASE
By Gsy T. Rockwell
Special Camapaadaent of The Journal
Cleveland, Sept. 2. Although the lm
provement in business in 'this section.
especially In the steel industry. Is largely
one of mental 'attitude, there has been
noticeable increase in buying activity
and la the number of workers employed.
One of the large steel companies will
blow in one of Its furnaces late this
week after a complete shut down cf
months, and more furnaces In the' Ma
honing valley are being lighted.
The American Fork & Hoe company.
manufacturers of hand farm implements.
have reduced prices 10 per cent under
those of last year and orders received
the last 10 days indicate the farmers
again have entered the' market. Several
of the motor car companies expect to
be kept busy all fall on closed car or
ders. Further auto price reductions are
expected. These are possible through
lower material costs and greater labor
efficiency, automobile men say.
The theatres are dojng a big business
here. Many housesare playing to 'ca
pacity and some theatres closed for the
summer will reopen earlier than was
planned to take advantage of this con
aiuon. prices of food products are
steadily declining in this market
Stock
Topic 3
MaeketI
Federal reserve bank of
ratio ' advanced 74.6 to 75.5.
New York
WHEAT mEN PAY
DEBTS WITH CROPS
By Biek Smith
Special Comapoasdea of The JearasJ
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. t Business
in this section has not responded as was
hoped It would to the widespread mar
keting of wheat and favorable progress
of other crops. This is accounted for by
the fact that the farmers have been
deeply in debt and when these debts
have been liquidated little has remained
for new purchases. The farmers alao
feel that they receive proportionately
less for what they produce than they
are asked to pay for what they buy.
In this connection," said W. T,
Kemper, chairman of the board of one
of the mid-West's largest banks today
it would be better for business if more
attention were paid to prices than to
yields for generous harvests appear to
have aroused false hopes as tt trade
prospects.".
Coal men still complain of lack of
trade and declare this is not due to
summer slump but is because the buy
ers think the coal men are profiteers.
"If we tell the truth about the coal situ
ation." said H. N. Taylor, president of
the Central Coal A Coke company, today,
"the people say it is propaganda."
The Kansas City Chamber of Com
merce hopes to induce 30.000 merchants
in this territory to come here for a
"market week" beginning August 29.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
latanard M. Unsuu. 2& tilaadaie- Wafe..
and Mary M. (fRnn, t. eity .
- auu itaaec, :s. 12SS fiameta ex..
ana i nnoM Metis. i. soiMa
Umr T. Brttai. Vnl Canto
Staeuei I'. Maa. fecal. 2frS lOla aC . M
John Oscar Net-on, lecaU Ilnnolota, T. ft,
a Mattcey I- Kooi tool. 41 H 33d .
Eart r. OwJei.. t-raL 440 Mm it., aad
Urmia A. Spiawtw Weal.' NetherUixas koM. -
Tony RalasTarda. 2S. 273 N. 12iA at., aad
Albina KtoUa. 22. 208 ('ortmhia at
Jobs P. Bailey. WaL N. 234 at. and
Kate Wood, ieaal. 24 ' ttaatoa at.
J. r- McremiWn.- Sl SS7 Evantt at., as
Rita BsriM.'18. 507 Sverett at.
R, C. Teyecaa. IL 5B Tale fC. and Jo
sephine 1L TB(Abu, legal. 632 ltrPanw SL
Criartea RaymoM Kyi, heal. Hmu 2.
Portland.- Or.. Md Agues Tnpiett. lesai.
ISth at
Arthwr O. Johnaos. 21. 467 K. Ui et.
i U arrant WelK 18. 473 K. Harrrwti .Li
Tbnanas C Bailey, lasral, mr4rO ihfttrl.
i Bernic MaUiiMn. tegml. SS TUiamooa t,
Uiloa Itanrlaa HareilA. legal. Camp Benaing
Ca.. sad Luna U. tiotd-tsna. legal. Portlaad,
Or.
;eorr fa. (;tinrr. II.- BacraBMato. -ual..
and B-ty Tropfenhaasa. 20. K 16th C
AKD VISITING
CARD EMGRAVERB
- til Morcaa Bide
MEETING NOTICES
1C2
Weil, Weill!
Here If Is!
among the R. B. A
- Bis ptcwie at Oyatat lka
park. Bwndaf . ' 8 tneasber 4.
Kwl.a coudl 2 I . - twrantf
BewjetM awaiU.' Hriis
roar haweti aad aBenif's -atras-
IU day arttJi Jcmr mt f-wia
L. tienetal Mod tima for tl
Uacaa at all kinds for yowng aad ead; awiaaauns.
anattac atwwhric 4xmrxt atirrnoea and f
alg: terraMlaWMata arrrerf ea taw grawttd; do!
parade will we lawial learan: pnaea tor ae
dreaed." largest and iv-sl auaaie daS. 7 rag
tar. aUlwaoki car. Wr4 aad Aider '.Aeoua-
mam x imt lie. tweiarae tr tax
WEDDING
W. O. SMITH A CO.
Trunk lines file lower rates on steel
products from Pittsburg to Pacific points
averaging 40 per cent.
President Seger of U. S. Rubber suc
ceeds late Col. Colt as chairman of
board, will remain as president.
Senate finance committee to rewrite
house revenue bill altering provisions
whiqh were in it. Estimated federal
taxes would be reduced about $8 per
capita.
Duns' reports 1562 failures in the
United States in August, increase of 8
per cent over July, and largest since last
February. In August, 1920, defaults
were only 673.
International Paper and Canadian Ex
port company cut news print prices to
4 cents a pound, . reduction of of a
cent from prices in third quarter.
Twenty industrials 66.83, off .28; 20
rails, 71.31, off .84.
CATTLE LOASS LIMITED
Chicago, Sept. 2. Bankers here as
sert that the $50,000,000 cattle loan pool
has made advances of less than 85,000,
000 and has commitment for about three
millions more. This sum, they say, has
gone to help the bankers and holders of
cattle paper who could nbt continue to
carry that burden indefinitely. Unques
tionably, they say, the entire amount
available will be used but the demand
for packing products is not strong enough
to sustain cattle prices. Retail meat
prices are slowly falling.
Northwest Is Facing
Better Times, Says
Advertising Expert
A decided improvement in business
conditions over the entire Northwest
has arrived, according to H. G. Stlbbs,
advertising manager Tor Carnation Milk
Products company, and president of the
Seattle Advertising club, a recent Port
land visitor. '
"As a rule, buying In all lines is be
ing done conservatively," said Mr.
Stibbs, "but a much greater volume of
sales can be seen over the correspond
ing season last year. Retailers are ad
hering closely to this policy: stocking
only two'or three products in each line,
but all of them noticeably widely ad
vertised. Turnover is much more rapid
than last year, showing Increased con
fidence of the buying public. The job
bers throughout the Northwest are less
given to speculation than heretofore,
which would indicate also that condi
tions In trading circles are fast assum
ing a normal aspect. The year 1922
will see us well on the road to complete
business recovery. .
"For the entire Northwest I can see
only prosperous times ahead. Present
indications are that in many liases of
trade the return to normal will be much
slower than in others; many, indeOl
may not note a change for the better."
. BIRTHS
CALKINS To Mr. and M. CharW H Caikim.
IKS N. 224. Awe 23. a damrhwr.
noWF.KS To Mr. and Mrs. Jaraea I Flow
era. S 4 K. th. Aug. 2. a son.
LETHXROW To Mr. and Mra. H. 1. Utbe
nw. 121-M) E. 10th. Asa- 31. a son.
CLARK To Mr. and Mrs.-B Clark. Vaacouver,
Wash.. Aag. 23. a daughter.
DA MAIN To Mr. and Mr. F E. Uamaia.
Pendleton. Or.. A ox. 25, a aos.
HINKLK To Mr. and Mra. K. Hinkle. 133,8
Bank." Aug. 9, a daughter.
POHRMAN To Mr. and Mr. S O. Fokrmaa.
693 Johnson. Aag. 34. a son.
BENNETT To Mr. and Mr. William D. Ba-
nett 1264 Flanders. Anf 31. a ana.
PIKUl'E To Mr. and Mrs. H J Pierce. 949
.antpnbein. Aag. 22. a daughter
WILLIAMS To Mr. and Mr. L. H. WUliaau,
SS.f 4th. Aug. 18. a son.
GUMRERT To Mr. and Mrs. H J. OawibtTt.
Kendall station. Orecon. Anc. 23. a ion.
GRONPAHIa Ta" Mr. and Mra 8. Urondah!.
430 E. 63th. Aug. 24. a daurhter.
HAYS To Mr. and Mn. U V tlay. 462
Flint. Aug. 2T, a daughter.
GOUFKEV To Mt. and Mrs. H. W. Oodfrry,
300 Flint. Aug. 2K. a an.
SHROY To Mr. and Mn. iL B. Shroy. Ball
Run. Or.. Aug. 23. a son.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. George J. John
son. 45 t. 53d. Aug. 26. a son.
DEATHS
GODFREY Oscar Myron Godfrey. Hood Baaaar.
tan hospital. Sept. 1. Bl .years: apoplexy
BENT William F. Bent St. Vincents boxp-itat.
Ant. 29. 50 years: gunshot -wound laui-idei.
NO YES John (.'banning Noyea. 426 K. Broad
way. Sent. 1. SO yean: cereoral hemarTnaga.
WILLIS Mary Elisabeth Willis, 7053 35th
are.. Aug.' 31.63 years: uremia.
HOHN Pauline Hohn, Gocad Samaritan hospital
Aug. 30, 71 years; lobar pneumonia.
NEW TODAY
50
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SINNYSILE UV:.K NO. 13.
A F. A A. M. Stpal o-m-BtaniratMae
Saturday. Aag. 3. 6
P. at-. i-Biple. 39' h east Hiw .
themr. '..i ta F. . 4--Vi-lting
htr brtn w.4riiB. By
M C. P JKNHEV lx-relsry
rlASSALO
UBIMiN Mi 101. A.
F.OA. M. Huu eotaaswaa
otloo satanlay at . 7 p. a. Wort
ia M. M. degree. Vimuuc braUf
ren eordaUh; iamted. By order i
the W. M
ISIJE . PARKFB. aVarnaaianr.
I'ORTLAN'li LoltGK NtX 35.
A. F. and A M. Sel aa
ixii Friday eaing. 8e:-t. 2. at
oVlork. Pythian rmilding: rard aad
rr(rdiaea. V Kiting bretArea ar
wekome By or.W W. M.. r
H i HOt ;HTtS. Itaey.
Hla.. LAli aueeung tanigUl rii- ,
day). L t. r. tpt. aa
riork: work to tttira uegree.
T is. tor. welr-ome p. ei rro nam l.
t-O.Q.F W. I. tllV'TT. Re- tteTT-
EMBLEM JEWIXR1 a H'1T-
rharwn. Jaeger Bros . 131-133 eU at.
NEW CORPORATIONS
SHORT TERM XOTES
Quotations ! furnished by Clark. Kendall
Co.. Inc.: I
Maturity
. 9-2-24
.10-1-22
. 2-1-24
.12-1-28
.11-1-21
.11-1-22
.11-1 23
Security. i
Am. Cot. Oil ?6s
Am. T. A T. 6s
Am. T. A T. :6s
.m. Thread 6s .
Ab. Tobacco ;7s
Am. Tobacco j7s
Am. Tobacco !7s
Anglo Am. Oil T. . 4-1-2S
A ananHa 1 Jl T - t 1 fa
Bov Found Dead
Show in The Dalles
V Chehalis, Wash., Sept. 2. Meagre in
formation has been secured regarding
the' boy who waa found dead on the
railroad track here early Wednesday
morning. Two young men assert that
they, with the unidentified boy. joined
.the Palmer Bfrothera' circus at The
Dalles, Or, They do not know the
, boy's name, but said he claimed to be
from .Princeton, III., and that he was
. "bumming It." His parents, he said,
were dead. They say that the lad had
' $1.10 or It In his pockets Tuesday night
No money was found on hia body, The
dead boy. they aald. waa on the clrcua
train at midnight In bed. The three
boys were discharged here from the clr
cua. j '
Inquiries came from Portland and
Sound cities attempting to identify a
runaway relative In the boy. The cir
cus paople say they know nothing of
the boy and that none of their crew
was missing.
Armour Coot. 7
Belgian Go. i7 ta. .
Belgian t. 6s. . . .
Beth. Steel 7s
Beth. Steel
British Got. !5 rs. .
Canadian (rovi Sa.
Canadian Gori 5 H s .
Cudahy Packing 7s.
Inter R. T, 7s
Japanese Govj 4HS.
Kennerott Cop. 7s . .
I.icg. Myers Tob. 6s.
Sor Pic. EQi 7. . .
Pari he Gas Is. .
Swift- 6s . . .;. . .
C. S. Rubber 7 s
.7-15-30
. 6-1 45
. 1-1 -2 .t
.7-15-22
.7-15-23
.11-1-21
. 8-1-21
. 8-1-29
.7 15-23
. 9-1-21
.7-10-25
. 2-1-30
. .12-1-21
. .5-15-22
. . 5-1-25
. .8-15-21
. .12 1-23
Bid.
90
98
98
99 H
96 M
100 H
100
100 H
9ft
10 2 '
94 H
99
98
09 4
Asked.
91
99
99
99
97
101
101 4
100
98
102
' 94 v
100 H
98 i
99 s
98 99 hi
Salem. Or., Sept. 2 The Bade Lum
ber company of Portland, capitalized at
S200.000, filed articles of incorporation
I with the state corporation department
I hart, TliiiroHav l-tiA I , . ...a...
- ...--a j. ja. aaiwi )JVI awl al Hi C
Robert F. Maguire, j W. H. Maguire and
Normal KuykendaU. .
Articles were also filed for tlie Oregon
State Association of. Electric-Therapists
by Dr. E. B. McDonald and others as in
corporators. The association gives its
assets as $100.
The Buckley & Hunt commission com
pany of Portland, capitalized at $3000,
filed articles of incorporation with the
state corporation department here
Wednesday-. The inconorators are Ray
Buckley, Ben F. Hunt and Esther Caudy.
Articles of Incorporation were also
filed by the Evangelical Lutheran Trin
ity Congregation of Oregon City, which
gives its assets at $150. The incorpora
tors are G. W. Kahl, Alfred Marggi and
ueorge jeeper. -
Botsford, Constantine & Tyler of Port
land filed supplementary articles chang
ing me name of the firm to the Bots-ford-ConBtantine
company.
. Supplementary articles were also filed
by the Silverton Scandinavian Evangeli
cal Lutheran church changing the name
to the Trinity Lutheran church of Silverton.'
Grade on Everiart
Hill to Be Iteduced
Uolalla. Or. Sept I. The coonty court
naa etJ-eei ror dms lor the cutting down
of the Everhart hiirbn the road leading
from here to. Silverton, At present the
hilt is In bad condition, and It Is proposed
to. reduce (t to a 7 per cent grade. This
road ha been designated as Market
road M. a, ana s7 tt:: was introduced In
the last session of the legislature to make
this a post roao. . ;
78 H
95
99
97 t
98 H
77
98"
100
98 H
8814
Foreign Bond Market
A
Furnished iby Orerbeck
Board o( Trade building:
t
Russian SHii 1921 ....
Kuaman 5-iSt
Russian Vi', 1919 . . . .
Krench 5s, 1W3 1
Tench 4s. 117
I-'rench 5s, 1920 ;
Italian 3s. f918
British 5s. 1922
British 5s. 1927 v..
British 5s. 1929
British Tky. 4s
British Ref. : 4s . '.
Religium resti 5s
Belgium preiB. 5s
German W. 1.. 5a
Berlin 4s ,
Hamburg 4s?
Hamburg 41
Leiisig 4 H
laeipaug 5s ...........
Munich 4s .
Munich 5s '. . . .
Franktont 4t
Japanese 4s i ... .' . ... . .
Japanese K 41
Japanese 3d 4 Vfci
Paris sixes I
V. K. 5H,i 1921
K. 5 t. 1922
C. K. SHs,. 1929
L'. K. 51. 1937
Cooks company.
Bid. Asked.
5 6
4 6
17 16
2 ; 64 H
72 ' 72
50 . 50
32 33
870 370
380 370
360 370
281 291
261 270
67 . 6
70 73
9 9
0 11
10 11
11 12
11 12 H
13 . 13
11 12
12 14
. 11H IS
. 72 72
86 H 86
86 H 86
99 1 00
99 99
98 98
89 89
88 83
Olympia, Wash., Sept. 2. Articles of
incorporation have been filed with J.
Grant Hinkle, secretary of state:
Tacoma Electric; Mill -company, Ta
coma. capital stock $20,000, to deal in
lumber, timber, etc. ; incorporators, C.
W. White, M. L. Sorter, H. F. Benja
min, Oscar H.FMcGill and R. Major.
White's Variety Stores, Inc., Everett,
capital stock Jia.ooo ; incorporators H.
M. White, George W. White. W. P.
White and Emily E. White.
Highland Park Poultry Tanch, Port
age, capital stock $2500 ; incorporators
Mary A. Morgan, Elisha Morgan and
James A. Laughlin.
The Coleway company. Seattle, capi
tal stock $5000, to deal in real estate ;
incorporators John J. Conway and Nor
man E. Coles.
First National Spray company, Yaki
ma, capital stock $300,000, td manufac
ture and sell orchard and garden sprays
and chemicals ; incorporators G. L. Al
len, H. B. Trask and G. O. Shumate.
Aladin Oil & Refining company, Spo
kane, capital stock $1,000,000 ; incorpora
tors Joseph H. Boyd, H. F. Archer, C.
L. Wainwright, Aaron H. Hover and H.
I. Somers.
Twin City Flour company, Aberdeen,
capital stock $12,000, manufacture and
sale of flour ; incorporators Georee T.
Sweasy, W. G. Powell and George W.
Rourke.
Bing Kong Bow Leoung Investment
company of Walla Walla, capital stock
$20,000, to engage In real estate, mer
cantile and manufacturing business; in
corporators George Chin of Seattle, and
Lee Gin and Son and Eng Pan of Walla
Walla.
Harrell Realty company. Seattle, cap
ital stock $10,000. general real estate
business: incorporators S. F. Harrell
and C. W. Harrell.
LESS EMPLOYMENT SHOWN
Chicago, Sept. 2. Those in close touch
with the labor situation here declare
that the estimates of unemployment in
this city are entirely too high and that
while there is a serious unemploymtesw
situation, less men' are out of work",
botn here and In the country as a whole,
than has been anticipated.
FLUFF RUGS
NEW RUGS
Bawoaea from oai aarpate aae waa Salt
oat at ardloary eaipvaa. Oat Datf
raaa an relrstj. thumb aad arttstM.
ttaataataad ta wasr
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
Tba aMaat aad beat aatuppad factor.
flan and tag mgs ona ail aaaaa; ae
Mta nfittad; alS raaa atwam aaaaaa
61 ta W eaU tor aad
1 K. Elatttii St. Phaoa Cast 36S0
CARDS OF THANKS
WE desire to eiprraa oar sincere thank va tlii
Wosnen's Auxiliary Amrnran lwioa". tna
Allied Veterans' aasnciarioa: the N'atJocal War
MrKhen : Oeer-the-Top Port. Velrrao 4 Forejca
Wars; the Caddie clab and other for the beau
tiful floral plec contributed aad eoanasae at
tended st the funeral of oar torn and brotlset.
Waller T. Stearns: Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Steams.
and famOy.
I WISH to, thank til fnatals and neiagHborS
who to kindlj assisted ine with help and
sympathy in ickne-a and deata of any wife;
In tor the beautiful tlower-a .
I WISH to eiprwae my m lhanka foe Uia
beautiful flower atxVsiindi.fa rhowa me ia
my rerent benarement in the death of ny
N-loTed moher. Mrs. A. H 3r1h.
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks
Clearings This Week. Year Ago.
Monday $ 4,13.882.37 $ 6.150.643.03
Tuesday 4,088.644.18 5.576.220.89
Wednesday .. 4.855.800.63 6.283.610.14
Thursday ... 4.266,033.23 5, 818.815. 3U
friday 4,943,654.56 5,587,900 55
Spokane Banks
Clearings Friday 8 2.013.827.00
Balance Friday 868.879.00
Tacoma Bank!
Clearing Friday $ 434.979.00
Calancsu Friday 20.669 00
8sttHi Banks
i Clearings Friday ( 4.916.826.00
Balances Friday 1,115,344.00
San Francisco Banks
Clearings Friday 320.600,000.00
Oakland Banks
Clearings Friday .. 3 1,899.000.00
Lea Angelas Banks
Clearingi Firday 812.918.884.00
DEATH NOTICES
ATWOOl At the rwsidenr.
.. Sept 1.
beloTed wife of
tK later. H.
parlies of Mill
8HINN In lliis city. Aug. 31. George W. Khiaa, "
seed 73 years. belod braUur of E. P.
Shinn. Marroia. Or., and GUmaa Khana of Ka
gene. Or. Funeral nnoce laur. Reatain at Uo
reidenual jwrtors of Miller A Tracer
. 103
86S Cnioa ae.
Phoebe AtwoisJ. aged 32 ywara,
Chas..? Atwood. rTinera ao-
at Use roatdenual funeral
A Tracer-
BKA H tt.'t- 1. at the lata
4th Ft.. Mary E. Beach, aged
The rrmlltn ara at Finley s
gomery at 5th Nnoce of funeral
S2
yacars.
Mont'
hereafter.
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
r
Carpet Cleaning
REFITTINO, SIZINOr BIBDIlia, KTO.
9X12 RUGS cleaned 5li25
Rus ORX CLEANED and SHAMPOOED
OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW
Ntw Matt rasa far wast. 40-L.b. Oct ton.
tS-iOO
Feat bars Wanoeatsd Wort flwaf antaS
Sama-Dsy Servtoa Malt Order Dwpt.
PIONEER CARPCT-CLEAN. NQ ANO
MATTRE8rV0RRa.
Moat Modern Eqnipped Plant tot Oregoa
Ptie-no 87)7. 407S K. Ltneolfi St.
DAKT In this city. Sept 1. John H . aged 44
rears, hatband of Itol Dan. father of Jame-.
Leonora and Manorie I Hit of Rainier. Or. Tt.e
funeral sm will ne ueu Oaturoay. Bept a.
at 10:30 a m. at Fialey't morroary, Moct
Bomery at 5tJi- Fnends 4nrited- The, nrauiris
will be forwarded to Kainier. ur . arvrt aemres
sn.l he ba-ld at 8 p m ., t the Hudson cenwUTT-
WOODWOUTU At tlie fimiiy res'deoc. 7'iw
Hancock at.. Sept. 1. Byron U W oodwor-.a.
aged S3 yean. He leairs his a lie. Harriet
Woodaorth. and three on. nrrn, nrrao Jr.
and Dwight Woodwutrh. all of this city. Fu
neral aerrices anil be held .Neturday. tiu I. at
0 a. m . at Uw rtiauel (4 Hreeae at snoot.
Belmont at 85th Friends tnnted.
FLUFF RUGS
from aid eaineta. waoiea elathlBS, rag raaa
Uatseai Mall ardata Saad foe ao-klat
SMITH Ia Uu city. Aag. 81. 1921. Laay A.
BmRb. aged 77 year. Bw:her of Mrs. A. B. "
KUiotu Mrs. J. EixVr. Mra, 1 M siefw-U. Wii
liam H.. Walter E.. OUrer and lrm SaaitA C
Uis city. Friend ind aoquamtancea ar la
rited to attend the funeral semcee al the chapel
of Edward -Holman A . Bon. Third aad Baiaaoa ;
six., Saturday. Sept. 3, at 1 1 a. m. lntarmeia
in R'ase City cemeta-ry
Insure your income
Buy bonds now and pay for
them with your future sav
ings. Interest rates are falling.
Ask us how to earn 6 to
8 and better, while saving.
Naw Tort Boad Market
(rnnuabed by Orerbeck A
Liberty BoBd Sales
Reported by Oerbeck ft Cooke Co. :
Hi!h. I,ow. Close.
Liberty. 3 lis 8T42 8730 8736
Liberty. First 4s 8770
Liberty, Second 4s 8776 8770 8770
Liberty. First 4 i 8786 8776 8780
I-ibeity. Second 4 hi 8788 8778 8786
.inert. Tiura 4 a. . .' . . . 9194 9184 9188
L.ioen.y. ourtn 41.... H796 8790 8790
victory, 4s 9902 9884 9900
victory. s 9900 9896 9900
Atduaaa Gen! 4 . . .
Bal. A Ohio) Gold 4. . "
Beth. Steel j Ref. 5s. . . .
Cent. Pasifie 1st 4s
St. Paul .Garni 4 Yi s
Chicago Jf. w. GanL 4i.,
U A N. Unt 4s
New York Iky. 5s
Northern Par. P. L. 4s . . .
Reading Gaud. 4i .
I'UMt Pac. i 1st 4
C. . 8tael 5s .....
Caino Pac, flat Ref. 6t . . .
fowthara Pao. Cotir. 5a. . .
SosHahera Pac t'oar. 4a. . .
Penaa. Coat. 4sji.
Penna, 1st Ht
vjiea. at OHM Coat. 6.
4H. bltort
Una 4a.
Cooks Co.)
Bid.
78
69 4
85 H
73
64Vi
64
76
20
7S14
75
88 HI
94 W
77
- 91
61
86
80
82
82
69
86
74
64
63
76
21
T6
75
81
95
78
94
82
87
80
82
62
The Bonds We Sell
-have been purchased by us because of our
faith jin.jtheir safety.
They represent the highest type of securities
issued by progressive, substantial communities
and established concerns.
The recommendations and advice of our Bond
Department executives are available to all
those with funds to invest.
BOND DEPARTMENT
' !
jle-l-l-ll-1-
Oldest in the Northwest
Washington
at Third
See us about starting and
Investment Account
SMITH
Camp
IjVftWKMIIsU. BU
PVTMAMO
Money aad Exrhans;e
New Tcork. Sept. 2. (I. N. S.) Call money
on the floor of the New Tork Stock Exchange
today ruled at 5 per cent, high 5 per cent,
low 5 per cent. Time money waa steady.
Rates were 5 6 per cent.
The market for prime mercantile paper wa
steady.
Call money in London today was 3 per cent.
Sterling exchange was weak with business in
bankers' bill at 33.70 for demand.
Foreign Exchange Market
New Tork. Sept. 2. (U. P.) Foreign ex
change opened weak today. Sterling, 33.74;
francs, 30.0784; bra. 60.0452; mark.
80.0115. ,
Foreign exchange closed weak. Sterling.
33.70; francs, .0770; lite. .0440; marks,
.0113 ; kronen. .1760.
BACK FIto, ALASKA
Harrisburg, Or.. Sept. 2. George J.
Wilhelm Jr.. son of a Harrisburg banker,
arrived home from Alaska last Tuesday
afternoon. He was entertained by the
governor of Alaska tvhile in the north.
BUILDING PERMITS
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
Bay sad Sell
Investment
Securities
United States Liberty Bond
issues. State, County, City,
.School and Foreign bonds, also
First Mortgages on improved
city and farm property.
List of Can-eat Offering TJpoa
Reqaeit
Western Bond b
Mortgage Co.
Ground FL
XAIX 113.
Board Trade BIdg.
8 FOURTH ST.
Stocks, Bosnia, Cotton, Cram, Etc.
316-317 Board of Trade BuUding
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WfRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
M takers Chicago Beard .el Trade
Corressoadenu
Ckleage
ef
Logaa -A . Bryan
Jfew Terr
CARPET CLEANING
LaraesC rUMat equipped carpet ihairlni
refitting works ta stats of Oragoa.
lilt Rasa Siaass Oeaaad lilt
8x6 Bag Baas. St-M
"Western Fluff Rug Co.
Majs Office (Ml Csles Ave. .
East 6616
FLUFF RUGS
Mad trosa All Kind ..OM Canxta
For Quality. Serrte aad CaCoaBoaay
ORCOON FLUFF tUS CO.
1S84 K. Stark Sv Taaar 7944
specul rtoncEs
101
J. C. Hess, erecting residence. 1948 Sandy
boulerard. between Serenty-serenth and Se-enty-eighth
street; builder, same; 32000.
W. Ilangg, erecting store and re-ider.ee. 604
nion arenue, between Stanton and Graham
aranue, lot 2, block 8. Albina Jkrl.I.tir-
31200.
Frank Dean, erertinc nmdenre. Ill w.k.
ster. between Albina and Hiebigan. Let 3-4.
D.ock a, at. pattoti AddiUon: builder. Guddat:
otn .
nun.
r T. Gumo. erecting aaeaaw 7S9"l rtft-.-
toonn areeue. Between Serenna-thirri ibnt
ana oerenty-tooitn stnet. Iot 8. block ft
Kigrs Addition; builder, same; 3240
Ja w. Lmlmaae. eraniin- mHiim sus
Fifty-fifth aretrce between Ksit MnrnanmK
ana Mi mnety-ninui, lot . Mock 6. Men
tone Addition; builder. Clyde & Bageri. 82500.
a. H. aUuffum. areraiu mdmv KT vmt
ruury-nitn norui, Between freacott and Go-
uig ; . ouisaer. harna. aiouo. s
r . H. Bcnhner. reoairine mdrteiwv us
Kaat Serenty-nghth street north. Mn. r:ii.
an ana naisey; DUitaer, same. (125.
R. C. Barter, erecting rertdenec. 4578 Ha.
enty-eerenth street, between Forty-fifth aaenru
and Forty-sixth asenne. lot 3. block s. Lootnis
ran aoaiucm; auiMer. same, SOOO.
C Galbraith. eractins: nvadenafaa iisi
iTsnnoe, Dexween urr ana Alma: builder
me, ai7ou.
A. U. Galbraitn. trectine remdeniai ina
Ieanhoa, bttaecu Burr and Alma: builder
32000.
H Sberrctt. erectinaT nwideaaa. 32
Twenty-seTenth. between Knott aad Biaxea
Ilbi.1 G. Pitrasn. $4500.
Jaha AdolDhsoaa. aw.it naaiitpaai a 19i n
V at. bet. Dixon and Dopont sU.. buildes'
same aa owner, 34000.
Earner Hlner. erect reaidenoe. 1324' fVarti.
bet.. Holman and Portlaad bird.. buikW lame
owner. (3000.
Vtaaall Laeoantaa. erert stare lwiUtlna. itji
Sandy blsd.. bet. 68th and 67th sta.: tmilder
M. J. Wallace, 31200.
Eberhait, repair feed storm. ..? iw.
road bet. 8Sd and 84th ata,. builder Clyde K.
Saear. $1100.
Edward CoUiags, repair residenee, 114$ E.
38th St. bet. 66th aad- 7th araa. boiiW
$2000.
Joha Nusaheid. areet rwadetw 1 !t 1 ws i
as. bt Glisaa aad lmng au., knulden Wright
t MiUer, J75t).
Beta ranneu. araet taslilseaj. ansa eats.
av. bet. 80th and 62d at., boikler asm as
UHUU, VlflVV,
G. atats-miaagB, erect leatdeaoe. 364 E.
iui as. uev. asaoisra ana ztawtbnrne ara.
builder Matot CeoMnietioa Co.. SISOO.
C 1. Jtmtmm. eraet rwssrlsuun. (14 E 424
st. bet. Tboampsow aad Bnaet ata., boiidaT
utHTenaw at Vnr. mrwet medical acbool.
unjuM aiu rwi. wuuana i-wugan at.cbria
awn, $226,000.
r. 1. WOaow, arert msfclc nx. KeOogg at
bet, Weyerbaeonar aad Braos, builder a c
JUiller. $2200. -
t- S. GosscO. erect reaidenca. 821 tTaaso
awl. zoui aa . zota at., amlder
owner. vuu. -
Tattcaaaa Joatea. areet mu donee. 1 T Baral
Court bet. , Imperial aad Buene - Tata, boildat
BO.VD SALE
THE PORT OF PORTLAND. OREGON
$600 000 00 S Year 6i
Sealed proposals will be receiTcri h. TH.
01 rorusoa at re oiiice. wie Bpalding build
ins. roruana. uregon. until 11 a. m., Wadn.
day. September 14, 1021, and will be opened
at that hour, for the whole or any part of an
Hue 01 iouu.uuo uo or B-yr Seriea "B" 1m
promnent in a txjuipment Bond of The Port
01 x on una, aatea jtuy 1. lwzi.
Fire hundred of tbeie bonds are in denomi
nation of $1000.00 each and Two Hundred are
in denomination ol $500.00 each, with interen
coupons. Principal and interest payable in gUd
coin . 1 roruana. uregon soo . Itw lark. In
terest at rate of 6 per annum, payable Jan
uary 1 ana July 1, principle payable July 1
1 -o.
These bond are a part Jt s" larae satborii
by aa act of the lrgtdatis assembly of the
State of Orecon (chapter 76. Laws of Orecon,
1921). They ire issued for the DurucM of nrrv
viding funds for the purchase and cotafetnsction of
equipment aad operation and for general clwaael
improvement.
Bids must be unqualified and snr bid
celled which is qualified will not be consideradi
Tb legality of these bonds has been paaed
upon raToraDievDy ine law firm of Storey,
1 nornau. r aimer a uodge of ttostoo, Masa.
whose opinion u on Tile for hvpection. Cerd-
ned or photostat coptea will be funxUhed bid
den to whom bond ara awarded.
Delivery of bonds will be made on or about
date of awarding at Portland, Oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check or cathier 'a check on some responsible
bank in the city of Portland. Orecon. for an
laouBt equal to five per cent 1 5 ) ef tbe
face saloe of the amount of bonds bid for, par
able to the order of Tbe Port of Portland, which
Qrposn snail De lonened as Bquioited damages
in cue tbe bidder shall fail or aegta-t te take
and pay- for each bands as aiw awarded to him
within fire days 'from date of such award. Tbe
bonds will be sold to tbe highest bidder for
cash, but the right to reject any and all bid
or to accept any portion of any bid is hereby
GOKbON In this city. heyt. 1, Carolyn J.
Gordon, late of 422 Sharer at. mother of
rs tharies T. Haas ol fonasad sua Mrs. t.irn
Chick of Vancouver. Wash. The funeral lernw
will be held Saturday. Sept. 3, at 30 a. m . at
f.nJer. mortuary. Montgomery at Fifth, rrieads
invited. Concluding service. Box Cliy orme-
tery
Hl'NTINGTU.N In Uii crj. STi. 1. amarl J.
Unnlinftoo. agad 79 yean, laie of llzl East
Harrison, lather of HarTy B.. Clyde C. Larl
U. (iifford A. Huntington sod Mra. Laura Smith
of Portland. Tbe funrrC service will be beid
Satunlay, Sept 3. at 1 p. sa. . at Finley r
mortuary, Stlaaitgotnery at c .lUa. s-rseada iaruat-d.;
Interment HiIJ-tKrro, tr.
GUoCE Sept 1 . at la lamily roalence, 101
E. If Ji X.. Florence V wife of A 14. Groce.
daughter of Max Saaford. aister of Marion Man-'
ford. The funeral service will be held Saturday.
Sept. a at 2 :30 s. m.. at Finley a aouurr.
Montgomery it llfUi- Friends invixed. Loocmvl-
lng services. Rose tity cemetery
K.NKCHT In acisui in l"Tauce. Oct- 10. 181 1.
Corporal William Kneeht. Tba funeral aerv-
lces anil be conducted Saturday. Sepl 3, at, 2
p m.. in the mortuary chapel of A. D. aveo
worthy at Co.. 6b02-04 82d street ft. ia
Lenta. lYiecdi innted. lntrrment Mow at Soott
Pirk cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS IPS
EDWARD H0lSfijr:
&S0H
THIRD AND SALMON -MAIN
S07
- East Side
Funeral Directors
F. 8. lCNNLVG. INC
Tbe Family aate the Prira'
414 K. atlaier st Pbtme Cast $1.
Dunning & McEntee
, Morrison St. at 12th.
Broadway 410 'a at S43-6S.
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST U.ETE.VTH AVD HAWTHORNS
PHONE EAST 781
DOWNING A Mc.NEMAEI DOtarliks piar.
M oder a la m prv-es Itriagtoa district, Paooa
East 54 -
McENTEE A Elt-tRS. funeral pariora with aQ
tb privacy of a bom. t-8lb and F.vrtt ata,
Pboa Broadway 2183 Ant $21-31.
MILLER A TRACE. looetieat funeral Jli
rertora. Foaerals 373 and up. Waatatagtoa
at kJla t Main 24S1. ul 67S-SS.
All proposela shall be aaarked: rtopoaal for
Bonds." and be addressed to Tbe Port 0 Port
laad. 916 Spalding building, Portland, Oregon.
This notice la given by onW of. the Board of
Commiaaiotieia of The Port of Portland.
J. P. IXlTLE.
Ajwastsnt Secretary.
Dated at Portland, Or . Aur 12. 121.
RT . RVDMPQ NEW RElslDENCB
J I D IV'CiJ EST ABLI.SHii ET
801 Wilhim Ave. Woodlawa 2'..,
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY At FIFTH. MAIN 9.
1047 Behxmt 8t"
ib. 123S :.!
Breeze&Snock
"A U 7.1iaa l' SnTW.ll.al
m a a-v- fc"6i vv.ps ,
!,,&. OUERTAKING C Maie
fiV V Wa3
A 2321 V r Ttnrd ad
MONUMENTS
10S
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice k hereby given that on Monday. Serv
tember 12, 1921. the board of equalization ef
Multnomah county will attend at the office of
th county aaeeaor at tb eosirthouaa ia Port
laad. aad pubhriy axamme the iminnnat 10U1
for th year 1Z1. aad eo rreet all
vmloatioa, deaenptaMi or sroalities ot
or other property, srnusul by tbe do try a
atasor. .Aad it aheD be tbe duty of persons to
te rest ed to appear at tb tune aad place ap
pelated. II It shall appear te inch board of
qualixatioa that there ara soy lead ar lot
or other p petty ssrmsul twice, or taeor
rectly aissil aa te deaenptiuw or ewaatity. and
ia the name ef a peraow ar iiimaii rot tbe
owner thereof, or ass and ender or beyond tb
actual cash vain thereof, mid beard may aaak
proper ciaivxti-a of tbe aasae. If It aball ap
pear te each board that any lead. Iota or other
property is mble by tbe sussnr are aex ee
sussd. such board aball aaaaa the lami at th
fall cash value thereof
HIRAM C. WELCH. Cntmty n
Portlaad. r.. Asm 15. 1921.
HAVE bought, th Looaate ature, 305 Maia at
fc. aalh-Pf, 1r , 1.,.r -
OTTO SCHUMANN MAABLS atOatKS
QOALZTT MIM0B1ALS
thipo aixhe trrs. fHO t-13
FLORISTS . tor
- P a
ajjiyr r-tf'ZOr t-era tliattim a. -nflUCFji&L5
Bnsdl a tolas. '
Sjn(I7SSZ3 -' th and 3tA..'
bill nut be ureal nlsd thu anUua.
Smith's Flower Shop -
s-oruawa s 1 lugisui r lora
Mills T21 T r Ijike Mcv eta end AVter.
MAftTt-4 A FOSBf-S CO.. florists iU Was
titgtoa. Maia 269. 1269. Flowat lor ail
aecjvori n.aTii-itly tweed
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