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Newspaper Page Texti, sew, rj Jh. afttt. vVEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. THE - OREGON DAILY JOURRNAU FDKTLAND.: OREGON. 18 ST. HaENS SPEED s CO P 0 EFENDENT IM ; BIG DAMAGE SUIT Legal table have been turned on L L. Abbott, speed cop at St. Helena in Columbia county. : Abbott haa been picking; up speeders right and left, most af them from'Port jand. Among them was Dr. O. M. Hoff man, dentist In The Journal buildln;, and let Tuesday afternoon Hoffman filed suit In circuit court here charging Abbott with false arrest and Imprison merit, and aaklnff 110.000 damages. And. more grief for Abbott, when he arrests a speeder the victim Is dragged be for the local Justice of the peace X 8L Helena, Abbott s home town. BOt Abbott was cauft-ht In Portland lues day evening by Deputy Sheriff Doty and served with papers In the damage suit Bo he will have to stand trial in r-ort . land Instead of in St Helens among , friends. Roth Dr. Hoffman and Eugene Brook his attorney, were In St. Helens todav. where Dr. Hoffman was to ap . nar for hearing: charging him with speeding. . DIVORCE SLITS SHOW FALLING orr is past two months During the war and after the war, until two months ago. as many divorce suits were filed In the Multnomah clr suit court as marriage licenses were Is sued at the license bureau. During the last two months, however, the number of divorces has dropped t,o 50 per cent of what It was, according to figures pre pared by Joe Roster, presiding clerk The quarter endiflg September 30 1919. an averaee quarter for that year showed BOO divorce suitts filed. In the quarter ending June 30 tms year, ma suits were filed, and the number during the quarter ending September 30 this . year Is expected to be even lees. During the last two months an aver age of 11 default divorce cases have been heard each Wednesday. Before that . JLlme the average was 23. DIVORCE MI Mi Suits filed : Blanche asrainst James A. .' Luehrs, Iena B. against Carroll J. Ben nett. Krantlska against Miloelav Nemac Nellie against Carl K. Milner. Anna Catherine against Byron Kugene Ham mond and Minnie acainst Em I! DeTore. Inquiry Is Demanded Into Meat Prices Spokane, Wash., Sept 21. Conference with representatives of various women's clubs of the city and the borne Indus tries bureau of the Chamber or com merce are to be held as soon as possible this week, by R. A. Balch, secretary of the Spokane Stockmen's club, to further the plan of the stockmen for an investi gation of the retail prices of meat Balch was instructed by unanimous vote of the club to make arrangements for the Inquiry, after it had been asserted by members that retail markets are mak ing profits ranging from Z to w per cent OPPKEPROPOSED OWER BANK RATE STREET EXTENSION IS EXPECTED SOON By W. H. Atklas Washington. Sept 21. (I. N. -S-) Lower bank rates at an early day were nwdii-tMl tnrfav at the close of the quar terly session of the advisory council of the federal reserve ooara. isew ior and Boston federal reserve banks, both of which have a flat re-discount rate of 64 per sent, will be the first to make rediscount rate' cuts. Other banks in the federal reserve sys tem, notably Chicago and Cleveland, may be quick to follow the lead of Bos ton and New York, ouiciaia or, me iea eral reserve board refused to divulge de tails of the discussions of the council, except to say there had been a most extended canvass of the economic situa tion and that easier money conditions was an outstanding factor. Drops Jn reserve bank rediscount rates will exert a heaKhy influence im mediately upon credit The strength of the federal reserve system and Its ability to meet future emergencies, la clarly in- dicatd by the almost unprecedented re serve ratios, registered for some of the big districts of the East and Middle West. I. C, C. Examiner Will Hear Lumber Complaint Nov. 2 HI' KM FOR II MOO ' Damtiges of $10,000 are asked by O. M. Hoffman. who H-lalms he was arrested without due prooess of law and due cause by I. U. Abbott of Columbia coun ty. Suit was filed In circuit court. MILK CCT TO It CEJCfS Spokane. Wash., Sept. 21. The Pro ducers' Distributing company, by cut ting the retail price of milk to 10 cents a quart. Increased its business by more than 3000 quarts a day. TRANSPORTATION lmiel Are Your Going to Europe? Or the Orient? Or Around the World? Washington. Sept 21. (WASHING TON BUREAU OF THK JOUKMAU. The interstate commerce commission has set for hearing at Portland, November 2. the complaint of the Willamette v alley Lumbermen's association and lumDer- men on Astoria and Tillamook branches asking admission to the coast group through rates to the upper Mississippi valley Btates. Existing rates, according to the complaint, give undue advantage to Portland, Hoqulam and Seattle. The case will be heard by Examiner H. J. Wagner, who also will hear the Booth Kelly demurrage cases November 4 and the complaint of R. J. Holmes Novem ber 2. Protestants from the district involved by the proposed extension of Interstate avenue presented themselves to the city council this morning la force to register their remonstrances to the project Too much taxation, no need toi Im provement and lack of proper compen sation for (Jamais to property adjacent to the proposed cut between Fremont and Delay streets were the chief objec tions. According to the plans drawn up by O. Laurgaard, city engineer. Interstate avenue, a 100-foot street extending from th north line of the city limits to Fre mont street is to be extended southeast to the intersection of the Greely road, Morria and Delay streets, giving a junc tion ultimately, with Larrabee ana access tn. th husines sdlstrict by way of the Broadway bridge, WOULD ELIMINATE' JOG The plan also provides for eliminating a jog in the street by cutting a similar diagonal from Prescott street to Mason street The cost of the extension is esti mated at approximately $52,000 and the assessment district covers some 6500 lots. The assessments for each 50 by 100 lot ranee from S2 in the outlying portions of the district to $28 on Inter state avenue. The extension was planned, according to Laurgaard, to afford a broad thor oughfare for automobiles from the north eitv line to the center of town upon which there were no car tracks. He nrdnts out that the improvement will have to be made in time and that the nronertv values will increase and were by raise the cost of toe improvement if delaved. W. F. Dickinson told the council that 75 per cent of the property owners in the district were opposed to the extension. He said the owners of unimproved land deserved as much consideration as those living in the district QUESTION REFERRED Others appearing for the opposition were: H. II. Smith. H. A. LaBens. Mrs. A. Brice, John Bums, Theresa Behm, Mrs. J. L. Hanson and J. J. MCwe&L Led by a citizen who refused to give his name, a delegation from Overlook appeared to go on record as favoring the project. The leader stated that he was a property owner and had been one for several years and from the way things were going that he was beginning to be ashamed of the fact The extension project was referred to the department of public works. An in vestigation will be made and the report returned to the council for action. The report will be made in three weeks. roe, "because I simply can't resist if I get a chance to mak a break." BRAGS ABOUT RECORD Dr. Childs bragged before he was started for Salem that J2.S5 was the only honest' money - he bad ever earned la his life..;: r -.- c '-v ' - ; A clever confidence stunt was respon sible for the doctor's sentence in At lanta,' He bought several thousand dol lars' worth of brand new $1 bills. . He then had an accomplice hunt a victim. The confidence man told the victim that the $1 bills were counterfeit He of fered to Bell them for 50 cents a bill- After the victim had passed a couple of them to see whether they would work. Dr. Childs strutted around the corner. He shook hands with- his accomplice and said: Hello. BUI, when did you get out of prison? Last time I arrested you I thought you bad been put away for keeps. " Immediately t$e victim began to get anxious and finally ran, thinking ur Childs was a United States marshal. They caught him .and scared him into giving liberal "hush" money. But Dr. Childs finally got hold or man who was suspicious and wouldn t run. So the doctor landed In prison. Mrs. Childs is expected in Portland any day now. Tnen more trouDie is looked for. "She is as daring as Roy Gardner ever was." Sheriff T. M. uunnurt sums ner up. MARRIAGE LICENSES Gay 8. MeGiaiglle, fecal 188 lth eU sad Jeannwtt Maul, legal. 42 Mala straw. jua Turner, legal. 417 Twenty-first street north, and Puny M. Magford. legal. 8 That nia street. ' . ' r H. Chaxlaa Chadboaroe.' legal. 1183 East Harrison street, and Eatella A- Manning, fecal. S28 East ixt& street aorth. Bertram Applecat-. regal, now auuain, uo HuH B. Hamlet, fecal. 1182 East Harriet street Oiarlea Petrone. fecal. 181 I .ana afreet, ana Josephine Sporlta, legal. S3 3 Cam then street. Hay v. Vinson, fecal. Hotel roruaau, ana Blaeaom F. Heath, fecal. 110 Tweary-fn-st street north. Arthnr R. Tucker, legal. Astoria, Or., sad Florence L Lonsfordi legal. 7X5 Hood atreet Bert H. Charrin. fecal. Winfletd hotel, and Margaret M. Crawford, fecal. 803 East Fotv sirth atreet north. MEETING NOTICES 102 WEDDING O. SMITH CO. and Tisrrnio CARD ENGRAVERS 811 liorcaa Bids. BIRTHS TANCOTJTER MARRIAGE LICENSES Vancouver, Wash., Sept 21. Marriage licenses were issued to the following couples Tuesday: Albert S. Johnson, 27, Portland, and Sylvia Faldmo, salt LCKe, Utah; Robert Stevenson, 22, and Laura Johnson, 21. Portland ; Clarence H. Gray, 21, Portland, and Ruth E. Dienl. 21, Ridgefield. Wash.; Louis Undberg, 28, and Elizabeth McXamee, 23, Aberdeen, Wash.; Bruce B. Buttler, 38, San Fran cisco, and Carrier Campbell, 33, Eugene, Or.; John H. Newland, legal, Ritrville, Wash, and Sylvia Mudgett, legal, Van couver; Luther M. Becker, 18, Vancou ver, Wash, and Linda Sakensen. legal. Brush Prairie; Paul Rutledge, 24, and Myrtle L Dodd, 21. Portland; Stephen Heron Irby, legal, and Phlline Annrietta Woodard, legal, Portland. OUIMEl, STAR GOLFER, OUT OF BIG CONTEST (Continued From Paa One) HOWARD To Mr. and Mra. V. at. Howard. 1 1 a 1 F. 4th Rent. IS rinrbtr FLANERT To Mr. and Ura. C. llanery. 54 T S Johnaon. Rent. IE. a bob. MARTIN To Mr. and Mra. D. A. Martin. 687 LdbertT. Kent. 12. a dancntar. HEN DRICK .HON To Mr. and Mra. O. Hen- dnekaon. 1958 K. Guaan. Sest. la. daughter. WHALEN To Mr. and Mra. J. H. Whafen. 126 Belmont. Rent. 11. a danahter. WAH To Mr. and Mra. G. L. Wah, 26 Flan dera. Rerjt. IS. a aon. HHir To Mr. and Mra. H. F. Hill. 805 E a 7th Nnt IS. m. Milt. THA'08 To Mr. and Mra. A. L. Thanoa. 1065 K. 2.VI Sent. IS. a BO. PARKE8 To Mr. and Mra. D. B. Parkea. 1507 Minnesota ave.. Bent. 11. a dauchter. RUSSELL. To Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ruaeell ?l t4 r.nnd. Sent. 11 a dauchter. JONES To Mr. and Mra. P. W. Jones. 1039 Garfield. Sept. 15. a aim. WALLACE To Mr. and Mra. H. Wallace. 80 HaineT Anw. IB. a aon. McDONNEL To Mr. nd Mrs. R. A. McDonnel Brown Ants.. Bent. IB. a son. FREE To Mr. and Mn. E. H. Free. 907 E- 7StJi Sent. 16. a daucnter. D1ERKINU To Mr. and Mrs. F. R- Dierkinc 1820 K Flanders. Sent. Its. a daucnter. JONES To Mr. and Mn. F. A. Jonea, Bridal Veil Or Sent. 13. a son. BRITTON To Mr. and Mr. V. Britton. 2740 62d lit. 8. K . Sept. in. a aon. WEATHERSTRON To Mr. and Mra. Charlee H. Weatheratron. 628 E. 26th. Sept. 15. aon M1KTLIC To Mr. and Mrs. J. MiiuUc. 921 Ueidler. Rent. 12. a ann. CARPENTER To Mr. and Mra. W. A. Car penter. 1214 Haasalo, Sept. 9, a aon. AGNEY To Mr. and Mra. L. Acney. Lambrook Ante. Sept. 17. a aon. BETS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beta. 697 Willi ma. Sent. 17. a aon. PAPPAS To Mr. and Mra. J. Parjpea. Linnlon. Or.. Sept. 7, a aon. JONES To Mr. and Mr. F. A. Jonea, Bridal Veil, (m Kent. la. m. aon. ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Anderson, Carson. Waan.. bept. . a ion. ESTES To Mr. and Mra. E. R. Estaar 2033 E. Salmon. Sept 16.- a daucnter. LISST To Mr. and Mra. J. A. Ltaay. 2200 E. Pine. Bept 19, a aon. EG AN To Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ecan. 394 Guild. Sent. 1. a daucbter. Ml'RPHT To Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murpliy. Beater Apt.. Sept. IB. a aon. WASHINGTON CHAPTER KO. ll. B A. M. Called eormiratkis: Tlranday evenina. H. Sth and Bon aada ata. 7: clock. U. Iw C. de ny order of K. H. P. ROT. UUACRENBLBH. See. -P DANCTNO at Moeaa hall -oar? Tacada. Taarsdar and Sat urday aichta PVoty af Cool haJL Baaic-itaakL I INK M. meet rvery Thursday nicht w. o. w. nail, ill B. eta Vis tine bmthen welcome. F. O. LEHMAN. Act. C of R- rivrnv lAtir.x vn 111 A. F. AND A. M. Special eoeamaniea tion Thursday. September Z2. Work In M. M. decree. Candidate exeaa- imA at 7 ti m Ref rsahaaenta. itora welcome. By order of W. M. R. B. HEAPLET. Bee W. M. COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. V. AND A. M. Special com- miWUiiii tossorrow tTnaraoayl aeninc at 7 o'clock. Labor i the V. A decree. Tiaitina bee to ren always welcome. By order at FRED L. OLSON. Sec. i ur party AND DANCE Tnnnrrow eyeotnc at Maeca- h.n ace u Waahtnctosi at.. eiM by tent No 1. Cards 8:t in Fonr on: miir- lite committee. Ad mission 25c bLNNVSIDK LODGE NO. 163 i J s-i.'nrfw Rentember 22 y A n m teoinle S9UI and Hawthorne, Viaitins brethren wel come. By order cf w. C. P. JENSEN, Rec tent FLORISTS 107 am m m ir CwUdutciUeJ ciJL2GSJCcccr3ajcro) 2 STOUE aALE&MKN Hllal (Ml Claw El3 .'f'k' lkJ,r-tTirrl sJUp?I( rtM4r' reacb Kaseea. U J LelVl'l Teaaa mm M jnenc a. frZjTyTT T' betweea 4lk a4 Ssw. LOST AND FOUND 108 THE (oilowwc arocie were) lowed aa tbe can of the Portland Hallway. Lixkt' Passer r& Sent, IS. 1921: Si srssBesUss. 9 hurl bacaa. 1 1 antlr . A haarlhac 1 celr 3 atade eiorsa, 4 boats. raux-os4. roll ( btaa- acta, coat Danger. 1 sjneto re beer, banda packacea. wire door caat. raaor. rata aaay Mala saaa po proper aaeauncauoa at 1st and Alder ata. atauow. 2oo rewaiuj t:oT For flrat taforBaOoa locadnc D. W. BUlr Jr, -a yean, lau pouaos. l set a. nctit anawea teatn. fair, awed baeata. M Oeprmsa froas nefyuua braafcaw' I. W. BI.ATR. Marietta. G. LOST nday a. h of keys to JowrneJL Camberlaad LOaT Sunday eyvmac . i rnoay a. si . aaowt n aw or , mows ,.i.V-.-i 1 . t w n r : : r- cloth bandbac snth 612.50 or til. also 2 I Tt"i NT7LATiT ameers wsatei tor rKnrua. ,inM hw mwA - - - . Mown sync onww. " ; I ' r rn SALESMEN WANTED w 702 CaJl M SI Bdwa, aa4 HELP WANTED FPtALE 204 Gilbert Co.. City fharalaU 4Urwya. East 2tfe and HnTaiitaF TAUK smIiiu aa eacbaace lw miiihs4 hssaia- aa; ajse rImssm, 63 K. Ja-' AN amsilini asssas vnsrawr snS eaceasw m Ussaeis fee bM were one afUrwawa a vara. Awtm 4-91 ' A.V. Y CI EL an Sal ss now Amy a a tnesja. ear. Besaa. hUraer awd Mste D-M ear. UiTLf To wokC'tV" STAIR PUCIT PRODVCTS CO.. 21 F.1ST TAMHIIJ. ST UlXaWOMiLV. acperw-weed t- It east. - 5. 7. 2 Ajn.y offww rb-arwaay aaofwuic. Owl Pre r W caed ebildfwn. sf W ANTED A choree of raqeared Cell ipeteat wwosn f srllb aaasli taai.) . Msle S&7 tale I FOR aearrsj bowsework GW9eW (Mrf wfrv!. w i GotM Ls. Oeeolh lla. ror-aaa. eeO awt of ewr U hat buiiwa oieruinnw. office A4 Rwrbena bAC- keep aaoney and hac Mia. or Madawa. and enrreacy. Reward. Slfc H-. near Main maa's wallet coaufnlnc cbecfcs rinder paaaat eaU Main 7619. HAVE any of yowr Bwcrbbora a newly ecowired black ailk aaabrella with kmc stiver baadlel FUse lost nine. Call Maia 70O2. or rrtara UM journal ofTtce for reward. LOST By teacher. Friday afternoon, en bb way near Corbett hich achool, black lost a or trasejinc bac. Liberal reward. Phone, Ant. WII.L eaebahee MersbeU Taa rk days. WANTED T earner lor rraa eamith Aadreai W. R H rhoat. I Rsr,r Or WANTKI Exp. otaerstor oa rot. nowch b-dc Pbnn Mam 147 hue teaud- at .-ni'lMif. Mviear Msrcabeea v l. at 720; Morcan bid. SPVaweaaLl TTTn &4OC 1 7:30 odors. All oucated to be rrL mportt 614 IB. Addr 5120 gd sc S R PncUand. ftJtMONy MEETS ewy Wadnaaday niM ,t 6 o cteck. 912 W Wul- T um are. Bnunc o""'- 'Icoma. SAMARITAN LUia.n, .-o. -. I. O. O. F. .... , tradneaday eyeninc at the Odd Fellow. Tempi ,! Alder THIRD weloome. FRANK E. GRAHAM. N O. iivsac T JONES. Rec Sec DEATHS TIT l VIPTORT CHAPTER NO. ISO, O v n Stated eommunicaUon tv,... esenina. September 22. at & A'-Lwk Social. Vixitora wel come. Archer Flare halL Mt. Bcott rar EVA WlliON. Sor. I. Why not gat experienced and accu ral trJormaUon from on who baa travalad xtsnstTSUr (or ttv baaaxit f bis patrons? Mar Uanikls BaaerraUes TckaU mm aa DORSEY B. SMITH MA1TAGEB . JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU 1U BHOADWAI, rORTLABD, OB. Fks Marshall ll't LEAGUE MASAGEB KE8I03I8 Spokane, Wash., Sept. 21. E. R. Orms bee. state manager of the Non-Partisan league of Washington since April, with headquarters In Spokane, haa resigned THAN SPORT ATION . ... ....... a Round Trip REDUCED FARES Oregon Electric Ry. Week-End Dally Woodbarn t.W 12.46 Salem 1.66 t.46 Hlllsbero 16 - Ui Forett GroT 1.66 1.71 Fares include war tax, are lor ticketa from Portland to stations named and return. Week-end tickets are on sale Sat urday and Sunday, return limit Mon day ; dally tickets are on sale every day, return limit date of sale. Qregon Electric Ry. COTJKClIi DEKIE8 PERMIT FOR MATERNITY HOSPITAL Statinir that the location of a mater nity hospital directly across the street from a public school building and play erounds was not desirous either to the patrons of the school or to the patients of the hospital, the application for per mit made by Dr. Mary Hazlett to oper ate a maternity hospital at 45 tjuit six teehth street . was denied by the city council this morning. The proposed hos nltal would be across the street from the site of the new Hawthorne-Buckman school. Passenger and Freight Services From New York CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON AQUITANIA Oct. 4, Oct. SS, Nov. 16 OARMANIA Oct. 11, Nov. , Deo. 8 BCRCNQARIA (new) Oct. 20 LIVERPOOL IMPRESS or INDIA. . . Oct. 60VTMIA (new) Oct. IS. No. 12, Dec 24 ALBANIA (new) Nov. 1, 00.6, Jan. 17 . CARMANIA 0C SI PLYMOUTH AND HAMBURG 6AXONIA Oct, 26, Dee. 13 LONDONDERRY AND RLASOOW ALOIRIA. .'. .Oca.1. Nov. 12, Oao. XI OOLUMSIA Oct. 6, Nov. 6, .Oec 16 OAMIRONIA (now) .Oct. 22 ASSYRIA Oct. 29, Dec 9, Jan. 7 iKW REDFOKD. HORTA. ANGRA, 8T. MirilAKI.H. LISBON. (GIBRALTAR. PAT ..' RAM. DUBROVSIK, TRI1V9TE. HUME CALABRIA Oct. IS VRJO, GIBRALTAR. PATRAR. DUBROVNIK. - TRIESTE, FIVME ' rANNONIA ....Oct. 22 ITALIA Oct. 29 . 'Also calls at NAPLES " MONTREAL TO GLASGOW SATURNIA Oct. 1, Nov. OA66ANDRA OcUIS, Nov.lS Fay information, Ticketa, etc., apply to Local As-eata or Company's Office, 621 Secoad Asa, Seattle, Phon ElBott 1632. - i l HARDSTJRFACIirG OF VERNON AHD HOLGATE REQUESTED Two petitions have been filed in the office of the city auditor by residents in Vernon and Holgate districts request ing street improvements. The residents of the Vernon district ask that East Twentieth street between Skidmore and Crane streets be improved by making a proper sub-grade and then hardsur- faced. They spectry the municipal pav ing plant as the one to do the work. The other petition is to pave East Sixteenth street from Schiller to Mitchell streets. SO FUSD8; CITY LAYS OFF 16 WHOSE SERVICES ABE SEEDED Despite the amount of work to be done 10 inspectors and six men of the survey ing gangs will be laid off by the depart ment of nublic works until the beginning of the fiscal year. December 1. it was an nounced this morning rjy j. taursa-nu. city engineer. Laurgaard stated that it oo not hecause of a lack of work, but that the appropriation was not sufficient to meet the payroll, worit wouio oe re sumed, he said, as soon as the feudget for 1922 was approved. X Astoria and WayPoints Sir. Georgiana IV. PORTLAND WON., WID., SRI., B A. Ml. LW. ASTORIA TUSS.. THUR.. SAT.. A. M. Nhjha. See Dally CXCIPT SUNDAY, 7:SO P. M. Fare fT.OO Each Way Connections Mad for AO North and souta Beacnea, ALDfM ST. OCR. . MAIN 142 M1-22 SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY For San Francisco From Portland Amsworth Dock Steamer "Rose City" r Friday, 10 A. M., Sept. 23 Sunday, 10 A. M., Oct. 2 sad every alsth day thereafter PASSAGE FARES FROM POatTtAirO rVoroenade Deck $28.80 Outside Saloon Deck 26.40 Inside SalootrDeck 24.00 Third Qui (Males Only) 18 00 Round Trip (First Class) 50.00 . These tfaxes do not include 8 war tax. which must be added. All fares include berth and meals while at sea. . City Hckst Office. 3rd natal washasgtse Phone Main 3530 Freight Office, Ainsworth Dock mone Broadway 268 BIDS ASKED O ROAD TO JOIN WITH J r. K v l i.i. iu r. n. Bids for grading a proposed road to join Terwilliger bouievara nave wtn .aVad fnr hv the city auditor. The road is to open the tract of land lying east of Klk Point and the city is concerned with only that part built in-the 200-foot right of wav used bv the boulevard. The es- , imotari f-rvst arrordlne to U. f. iveyoer of the park bureau, is ,1500. Bids will be received until 2 o clock Monaay aiier-noon. MISTARD ORDERED DESTROYED Four hundred and ten cases of Bayles mustard were ordered destroyed this morning by Federal Judge R. a Bean on petition ef Assistant United States Attorney Thomas Maguire. The mus tard was seised several weeks ago by United States Marshal Alexander when government food inspectors reported that itcontained an undue amount oi nuna. The product was manufactured by the Bayle Food Products company of San Francisco. ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY himself. Johnaon won the fourth when Ouimet's drive found a bunker, the sixth when Ouimet was short with ap proach and putt and the eighth where the Boston golfer sliced Into a brook. Johnston led by three boles at the ninth, but dropped Oris lead, coming In when he started to hoop his tee shots. This got him into much trouble and Ouimet led at the eighteenth by a hole. They were even at the seventeenth but Ouimet won the eighteenth with a par four, Johnston failing to reach home in two. Cards: Outimet, out, 534 555 355 10. In, 443 545 3643878. Johnston, out, 543 454 34537. In, 644 556 344 4279. EVANS ONE VP Chick Evans was one up on Dick Bockenkamp. St Louis, at the eigh teenth. Score: Evans, out, 444 553 445 38. In. 444 547 4554380. Out, 543 544 45640. In. 644 846 444 4484. Evans and Ouimet are expected to come through on the second 18 and win by substantial margins. , Jimmy Manion. product of St. Louis public links, had the honor of being one up on Willie Hunter, the British cham pion, at the eighteenth. He had a medal score of 76 to 79 for Hunter. This pair carried a large gallery when they started on their second 18 holes. Tommy Ar mour, the other foreign player, led Bob Gardner of Chicago two holes at the eighteenth. Gardner played badly coming in. SCOTLAND PLATER LEADS Other scores : Tommy Armour, Scotland, led Bob Gardner, Chicago, two holes. Cards : Armour, out. 434 564 346 38. In. 543 754 3443977. Gardner, out, 354 555 443 38. In, 463 655 553 42 80. Jones, out, 443 444 345 35. In. 453 545 3453873. Dr. Willing, out 543 555. 43539. In. 442 656 3543978. Manion, out. 533 554 435 37. In, 443 645 4543976. Hunter, out 443 645 45439. In, 453 745 345-4079. Jesse Sweetser. New York, led L. C. Bunning. Chicago, four holes. Ruddy Knepper, Sioux City, led Rob ert Stein. Seattle, five holes. Jesse Guilford of Boston was one up on Dewey Weber, Chicago, at the eigh teenth hole. Ouimet had to shoot some remarkable golf on the final 18 holes yesterday to overcome a lead Maxwell Marston tablished early in their first rt match. The match which brought Armour against Gardner carried a large gallery and may St Louis enthusiasts trailed along behing Jimmy Manion, the former cady, who faced the big opportunity or his golfing career with Willie Hunter, the British amateur champion, as his oppo nent His friends were willing to hack him at even money to beat Hunter.' SMITH Imogene Bmitfa. 1 -01 Hawthorne, Sept. 1R..60 yean: myocarditis. HABIGHOEST Edward H. Habighorst 846 Hemlock. Sept 18, 67 rears; acute dilation or heart. YELENIC Verona Yelenie, S93 Marrnef.te. Sept. 19." 69 years; carcinoma. AUGVSTINE Henry W. Aurutine, Good Sa maritan hospital. Sept. 18, 69 Tears; enlarged prostate. DANDREA Belennoa uanarea. 071 t. ism, Sept. 19. 3 months; malnutrition. BAKER Renel Charles Baker, 321 Iyy. Sept. 19. 70 years: tubercular peritonitis. NEISON Marie R. Kelaon, 3804 63d, Sept. 17, 66 years; cancer. ITENS Satie Irens, 1840 Dana, Sept 18. 19 years: chronic endocarditis. BALL Harry Ball. lumber Exchange bide. Sept 15, 68 years; acute obstruction coronary artery. NEW TODAY SO "TTxTTvnTt t a i I kf: F. no. 17 LOtVt o O. V.. meets this (Wd :xrv i i-sM4 it. it . w nnniii rirmui ui uiicu h K Sth and Alder ata.. at 8 U17 p. m. Vim tors always welcome. ('. C. STARR. Bee. Bee F. N bite EL, N. O tw'- wo VILLa Lo.b ii. I. 6. 6. P. meets Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Work In second degree V uuting brethren welcome. R. H. CrBBS. N. O. P. NEIjSOK. Sec. VIIAA. LODGE 124. L O. O. h. meets erery Wedneadaj eyenina at 8 o'clork. V bating mothers welcome. R, H. GIBBS, N. G. C. P. NEL80M. Pec ROSE OK SHARON. U U O. U. No. 20 meets first and third Wednesdays of each month, in Auditorinm hall. 208 hi Third at REWARD of 110. bo auesoona asked if bathos ana rail contents are retainad ay asaaa to Printline i esse akle nndertssing parlors. LOST e'os terrier dog, white with yellow bead: answers to name of Yankee. 1 4f a K.fl lines- worth, sre Wrlln. 51 Reward. LOST Cham of amber beads, reload as keep- sale, between Old W E Uai ana1 Park a. Call C-nJ. MS after 7 o'clock. Reward LOHT Eastern blar pin, radins Sd aad Cth and Alder and Stark ata. Talnad aa a eift Tabnr J44. HELP WANTED MALE AltD FEMALE 205 SOLlfrToRS wanted. nou u bona raarsaung. t new and asoat eweful (on! : eoral retwrns to artiee. Plenas r iTog fi . 4 at SerrwxV h.H MXoOL atadenu to work m apara Usm. pay and beenaa. C-IH, Jocmal SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251 BAi of mechanics' toots lost aw E. Oak aad Grand are. Rewsrrl Tall Hdwy. fl . LOST A whiu bine stack spot tad English enaeh qog. rtewim. r or lnformaftwii. Main 8S8. LOrT Man's goad waJca at abowt Sd and Aider: imwrai rrsint a arte ma tie a 1 a-OT. LOST iold nugget and cnam. keenaska. Ta& Main 8" or Woodlswn 198K. Reward liOST Airedale pup. abonl n months old Phase ura. i. t. Hitcncoca. Tasor StlT. Reward. brooch. Liberal reward. Tel LOST Cameo LflST Pair of ballet alipwra around lit and FARMER aad fruits rower. 2& swan' la frail, yacetsblrs sad flower Dwatrea per avanent poeaUoai nl or near Poruand. aa giea aaoalasnt iwferaesna tn aWlity aad rnararaer Hare wtf and one baby. J ph Caoa. la awire at Y. M. C. A. rptorment efftre WANTED riaoe to srari lughu and rWnr- days. by student attesduig Xonfc ran fie Dental eoaieaw: baea bad In SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 2S1 Main. Woodlawn Sl&S. LOST Pans containing 810 aad papers. A a to. sit-in. H. v. Morgan. WILL the girt who picked np asoney in Meiag rrank a Sat, pleaaa caQ Tabor 80f FOrNP Airedale, Tabor tilt. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 TRACTOR Are and EMBLEM JEWELRY charms. Jseger Kn specialty, buttons, plea. . lai-iBB etn at. ArTOMOWn-It SAlSMAlf W-TTTES POI TIO WITH RKl.IARLE PORTLAP FIRM ; REFERENCES Ft R LSHXD. JOB90?(. MALN 68. WE DO la and oatante palming, panel bsagiag ana Bating; eatimatas gie prompt inaiBna Owr amrk gnarsmeed. Call Mam S1S4. repair wrk. baop. 1MT CARPENTER EaUnuuca eia ol roofs repairea and garagaa bult Hswtborwe. TaHor TOl'VG married man needs ataady work. ee.!u eollertlng, rlrrtcal work or anything that steady; refereneea. B 144. JoomsL 'MasTeRSrS- AD winter's work, ?04 A rum a btda WANTED Hattiing aahere. S 10.20 per 8 naarr da. CARD OF THANKS FLUFF RUGS NEW RUGS Kewpyen from old earpsta sara oaw ksvtt eost of ordinary earpsta. Oai fhmfl rsaa are vslyaty. darabsa end artasSss, Samrantead se wear. NORTHWEST RUG CO. The oldest and beat equipped factors, laff and rag rasa wotaa ail ataaa; oa. Seta refitted; IfilS ruga rtaam alaansS 11.60 We call tor aad datrrei. 1SS C Eighth St. Pheoe East S6S0 XSX5e3S)SXsXiX3S WK WISH to thank our many friends for their kindness and floral offerings received daring the loss of our belored husband and father. We also wish to thank the members of the Wisconsin State society for the beautiful floral offerings and assists noe. Mm. Adolf Alslehen and Family. WE WI.SH to thank the many friends and neigh bors for their kindness shown, and for their beautiful floral offerings: also the American legion, Chaplain McfJonnick, and the John Bucher Rebcf corns No. 49 of Vemonis, Or., in the loss of our dear son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and family. 103 8 ecu ruber 20. 1621. at the family residence. 84 Cook avenue, Emma SWIMMIICG FOOL ASKED Residents of the University Park dis trict met with C. P. Keyser, superin tendent of narks, at the Peninsula school to discuss the improvement of Columbia nart The request was made tor a swimming pooL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE PORTLAND ASTORIA TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 55. CORDOVA Sailiaf froam Portland Saptacnber 28th SaiKng from Astoria October 1st FOR RATES AND SPACE APPLT TO A. C CALLAN, Aent Broadw.y mi 414 Oreron Buudinj PORTLAND, ORE. 1 Broadway uu B.OGEB B. FIHSEO, Geaeral Traffle Maittf Port of Astoria, Astoria, Or. DR.. CHILDS IS BACK FLUFF RUGS from old csrpets. woolen clothing, rag rugs, all sixes." Msil orders. Send for booklet. CARPET CLEANING Largest, finest equipped carpet cleaning, refitting works in state of Orrgnn. X12 Rugs Steam Cleaned SI. SO 3x6 Rag Run, S1.S0 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Western Fluff Rug Co. Main Office S4-0S fnloa Aye. N. East 661 S DEATH NOTICES REED In this city livens Iteed. aged 68 years 1 1 months 1 2 day widow of the late William R. Keed and mother of W. H. Reed of PorUand. 1L R. Reed of Vancouver. Warh.. G. K. Reed. Oakland. CaL ; Edna R. Dobbin. Portland: Mrs. Myn. R. Hurlburt of Portland. Remains at the residen tial parlors of K T. Ryrns. 801 Williams ave nue. Funeral announcement later. HEMPHILL'S ATTO AND 8GHOOIJ! now enrolling undents for the faTj winter terms. Complete prartsoal auto, tractor, ianltion. batiarv. tire repairing aad vulcanising and oxy -aoeteiina welding. Thorough, practical shop instruction oa ail akea of solas and auto motive equipment. Big demand for trained men. DAT and EVENING classes. For information and literature apply HEMi'H ILL'8 ATTO and TRACTOR SCHOOLS Hawthorn at E. 20lh and III Oak at. A EEW mora men eaa be taxes ta oar prac tical training ahooo to learn every branch of the automobile basineaa. On toaOon fee covers every part of training. Hi work to earn board and No other school haa the or expert lnstructon to teach ynw as thorowgb ly aa w do. Splendid opportuntuee s and around Los Angelea for good poartHsns when finished. A FKEK 72-page Dlattratad book specially preparad for ynar inf ormstirw Wnu for it NOW. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL. 4j g. Tigneroa. Los Angelea. Cat WHY BB OTT OT A JOS OS VOU Call at raJoo sv. end Waar at say osy except katnrtlay. st 1 1 s. as-, ar wrtlw fag fn. catalog Ha . It wis not caat now aeythlag a flod out bow wo faae Wiped ever Irt gradaataa to good poaitiona. W eaa betp n. tnax A DC OX AUTO ATUTION'BCHOOT, Bpeeial luducaawaU to Ea-Benke Meat Rxtweed Rates June 1 to tVptombet 1. track and bf day or J. ton. Qat tract, a too Titw 711 S I'HoNE Tsbur 1211 for turtiturs aaonng. aa prasa and gancral hsulu-g. Retaa very reo-anwsble. WANTED Contract for rieanng land or eaeh. inc. k acres or more. 100 cords of wood ratting R 14 S. JnamsJ PAPERHANGINO and tinting, inetd fii Firtt -class work- Tsbor pQgO. CA. l. Tsbor 0 to f our oil rou Sbingiing is my bojaneas. See rejig! ROOrS painted, repaired sod asu-r(rofe4, rea sons hie Tsbor U- PLUMBING don or by the o very resaonsbhj Aot 11 SI. by the bour SHINGLING old and new roett: dnteed. Piinne Wciodiawn a" g'"4 I- guar l sv i a 1 a. a I - ' ' ROOrS REPAIRED AND KHIXi.l f.D Osll morning, end eiwnp a 1 o . FOR FEWER WORK. EALN DRAIN. ETC. KROADV1 AT PAINTING, papertisnging and Untusg va beLwoud CEMENT of Awt all kind. 12-S2 CARrENTEK and eootrartnr. )obtung. eayikaasj ra the Vnildtng Tine Pi-one Eal gSS PAINTING AND TINTINi. BEABOX AAUt . WDI-N. 12 BASEMENTS. GRADING. .tN I. TLAUIM.; eoeirract eg dsy ewrk Aat SI? IV sVer CEMENT wort. aU kinds and aaragea. Call Tabor SOTO. HARDWOOD" floors by dsy ur cuatrat. LaM HA I LINO 10S ' fue tao-u trot. YEI.KNH' Sept, J9. at the fsmiiy residence, 3113 Marguerite sve.. Verona Yelenie. aged 611 years, sifter of William bmith of fireen, Ksn. ; Charlie of Munvon, Canada; Henry of Portland. Mrs. Mary J. Graf of Portland. Mrs. Vina E. Rrown of Rio Vista. Cel.. snd Mrs. Rosa Hoilen beck of Sacramento. CaL The remains are at Elnley'n mortuary. Montgomery at 6th. Notice of funeral hereafter Want's Largest Beitane Cannes. Assorea EVERT GRADCATS A POSITrON. AO Baatneas lunrias. laikarttug coasptoaaetet training. Enroll say ttme dai arnooL night arbool WnS for ra rsulogwa. th eC. mmu I ll?nrHnr. rnpe afsl So. position rua fcaca gradcatx WOI.rV Sept 21. at 791 Rodney aa . Mary Fences Wolff, beloved daughter of Captain snd Mrs. Joseph Wolff, sfter of Raefleld Wolff. Kunersl annotincement will be made later. Re ms'n at A. R. Zeller parlor. S12 Williams ave. Lr " T AI.1SKT BLTKJ . ID AND MORBLSON Molar barber coiXlvufc wvT FOR PLASTERING and pau-lung cail Autneutjc tfl GARAGES boUU 7.S0 ang up; garagn doors 111 Hi and op Ant. 117 17 EXt'AVATING sod gradit d"ne Msr 4I KOR mhiagling eail Moodtaas iij SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 REPLNED wuenae with 2 oung ama rain ; liar a a hnnaek veper in widower bosae: anil work fnr bnerd and gond home. Keferroraa ra changed. I-ST4. Journal. PIPPY At the residence. 7 4 4 Kaat Eleventh street. September 21, Annie Pippy. aged SI yean. Funeral notice later. Remains at tbe residential parlors of Miller A Tracey. Um trad bb S warn soar: aaen recelv state aid. K-gue 24 Bnrrande Wrtto or eail tor eata- CLARKK In this city. September 20. 121. Kliubetb Clsrke. Remsins at Edward Hoi man A Son a. Third and Salmon street. Kuneral announcement later. LEARN TEI-EGKAPHT kailwaj Teanrraph la. strtuta, 414 Bailwa Exchange bldg. Nigbt learn barber Oregon Barber Coilr. rsges wbils 111 Mad Saleiroemi Watt Park aad Yashin At 10 A. M. Tomorrow FUNERAL NOTICES 104 CANTKIl.L Killed while in action in franc. Lloyd Cantnll. Kuneral servicea will be held at the chapel of Edwsrd Hoimaa A Bon. 3d and Salmon sta.. Knday. Sentember 23. at 2 p. m. Interment in Rose 1 ity cemetery. EOCKT MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCT EaroB free. Frank K. Wrllaa. fuiaxi nan state ear . Mgr.. N W r bkvg Aat SI 2-1 1 kOMAN. with buy erfcmii se. wanted as bowse keeping, la nr war arrMKjj diatnrt; mmt be permaaeat; gnod coo, rleaa bowarki igisr. Eoat i2 LacE. wCktU aVI WAKocisltTfl TAINS. DRAPERIES. IiNB CP NEW WILL CAI.L EAT ! 7TTT- LiXE- PIANO rates. snd vmce enltnr leeon; mMarale Kaowltovi studio. 202 Til ford btrfg. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 THE SURETY SHOP 360 Aider Street ON WAY TO SALEM (Continued From Page One) made roe suspicious and I asked that Dr. Childs be transferred to another cell. He was, and a complete set of saws was found in Ws old cell. Two bars on tbe window had been sawed off already and Tie was at work on the third. He told me on the way West that In another two hours he would have made his eseape. Mra Childs smiled bejeavuae she thought he was certain to make his get-away. "The officers held Mrs. Childs until I sot her husband on the train. We stayed In Chicago Saturday night. He tote a spoon from somewhere and wofked several bricks out of the wall of his celL But he couldn't ret through the cement on the other Bid of . the bricks. Stolen Articles Are Kestored to Hotel; Names Withheld Stolen silverware, bed clothing, table linen and various articles stolen from the Seaside hotel, reaching to total esti mated at J5000. were recovered nere last week by officers -of the hotel com pany and deputy constables acting with search warrants. The trunk containing the stolen prop erty was found in the basement of the Fliedner building, according to ueputy Constable! Miles. The hotel management made it known that It would not prosecute the persons responsible for the theft, since a com plete restitution had beer brought about The trunk was shipped to Portlarid early last week. FLUFF RUGS af Old Car For QnaBtv, fjerrice aad Keonosaj. OREQON FLUFF KUO 00. 1984 E. Stark St. Tabor 7S14 THIRD AND 8ALMO! MAIN SOT East Side Funeral Directors HELP WANTED MALE 201 CRANBERRT PICKERS Pickers f tbe big cranberry crop. Families prefer ted. Adoltg average about tl dev. cbijdrwa average shout 12 dsr. Aoraanaodatiaris far families. A boot f;ra weeks' work. Far tl.1l Picking is now an. PORTLAND LABOR AGENCT II North Herond St PROMINENT WEeTTKRN CORPORATION bas opening for high grade maa la Portland aad several Orrgnn counties who ran develop Into salesmen; prrrinos experience immaterial if a hard worker. Telephone Mr Mstta. Mir 470. WANTEli Two good finb carpenters, da? or contract. I iinjan t amau bungalow. Call this evening from 4 10 to ft at H Stark and 1 th ata. 414 & r. S. PUNNING. CfG. Th Psmllr seta Um Price. -Alder 8L Pboa Caat 1 SPECIAL NOTICES 101 NOTICE OF BOND SALE Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the onderngTied, secretary of the Farmers' Domestic Water District, until tb hoar of 2 o'clock n. m. the 8th day of October, 1921, and immediately thereafter publicly opened by tbe board of com miseionera of said district for an Issue of $108.- 000, Farmers' Domestic Water District Bonds, said bonds to bear date October 1, 1921. and to mature serially in numerical order as follows: Dunning & McEntee Morrison St. at 12th. Broadwmy 410 Ant. MS-IS Lerch, Undertaker EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORN PHONE EAST T81. "ANTED A good shoe repair man: prefer one that is able tn take full rharre of tha shop Write to A. Patterson. SOI Lyon street. Aipany. t r. EXPERIENCED laundress eanta work a an s si iM aairta. ladaaa lis 1) etrad " Htepbena L WOMAN eaas) work by day or bosu. AaU yi g; g cruTAivs TEARS' EXPERIENCE EAST IS. DRESSMAKING 2SC DTEI.NO. cJeartr.g. preasnag. draw rnikaag. es aaraViUag. reiininc. ertarataaaa. psastanai. rea sons b la prm Tbe Cabvnet Drwaaasakuag pg. Ir-ea. 44 Miyrera-n, year 1 lt Kit DRE&SMAKINt; rady-ta-aear t nai i draaaaa am sale: alas arlf fiUed bra aei eras tor atewt w mim. Mm g. A Smith. 104T Orsad ava. X. Wdhv IIT ANT TiIr.R A HEM?TITCH1N. One yard hemtnctnng ! over e :0 Alwky hldg.. cf TaRT ee with earn ad and Mi 11RKM AkINO of ell kiwda. reaaooabie. S04 NURSES 257 ( Lh K wnaMl liSe to gave ma ar treatment ta anyone who a worn out ar.d tired, espocuUr schoni teacher. Wondlawn 161 PRACTICAL MAN to do cement i4aMmng out of town, about I weeks work, tan Tabor 2S between S and S p. m MEN WANTED WITH HEIJ.rNO ABILITT; NO FORMER EXPERIENCE NECESSART. Sa BROADWAT. FINLEY'S MORTJUARY MONTGOMERT AT PTFTH. Sin BIDS wanted (or new roof on my bouse. OUST. Tabor EXPERIENCED fluff gon Fluff Rug Co.. 1 weaver wanted. Ore- E Stark DOWNING Moderate Eest 64. UcNLMAR a oomcaik ntaon. IrriagUm district. Pboa WANTED At once, 2 men to tram vulcaniaing knd ret reading 481 Hswtborne. $10,000 five a(S yean from date of issue; ' McENTEE As EI1L.ER8. funeral parlors witk aU GIVEN MILITARY FTJKERAL Cove, Sept- 21. Frank N. Eckersley. who lost his life In the great war, was riven a. full military funeral by the American Legion, Post 6S. at Cove Sat urday. INSPECTS BB3TD MILL Bend. Sept, 2L F. P. Hixon, president of the Shevtt-r-Hhcson company, which operates one of the largest pine mills at Bend, arrived here Tuesday on his an "Handcuff m well.' fig; CbUda told J nual tour of irtspecUon. (10,000 six (6) years from date of issue (10.000 seven ( 7 ) years from date of (10,000 eight (8) year from date of issue; (10.000 nine t years from date of issue; (10,000 ten (10) years from date of issue; (10,000 eleven (11) years from date a( issue; (10,000 twelve (12) year from date of issue; (10.000 thirteen (13) years from date of name: g 10. Quo lonrteen li) Tears irom aate of issue; (SOOO fifteen (15) years from date of wane. Said bonds to bear interest at the rate of hi ner cent 1 6 ) per ann am. payable semi-an nually on tbe tint days of January and July. principal and Interest payable at tb rural agency of the stat af Oregon in New York city. Honda wul be In oenomtnatioaa ol asoo ar (1000 aa requested by successful bidder. Each bid most be accompanied by a certmed check tor (2500. Tn approving legal opinion of Messrs. Teal. Minor as Wmlree, will be given success! ol bid ders Address ail DKtt to tn unaersignea at Mimas, Oregon. Tbe board or commmnoners reserves th rlgnt to reject any and an bids. . BVinaatv. aecrexaxy. STATE TREASURER'S SECOND NOTICE State at Oregon. Treasurer's Office. Salem. Or.. .Sent. 20. 1S21. Notice is hereby given that there are funds in tbe state tmasnrr with wharh to redeem all outstanding stat warrants drawn oa the general fond, iadoned, "presented and not paid for want of funds." prior to Aoroxt 22. 1821. All aweb warrants. nroDerlv .- indorsed, will be Baud noon preaentatioB at tbis office, interest thereon ccating Irom sad alter September IV. izi, . O. P. HOFV, . tau I Pnow WiLLEk' of a tn DTtvaey Broadway Il. bom. 1 Stb and Everett eta. AOL SI1-IS. TRACtt WANTKI Expenenced fur nniaber. ria Eur Co.. 403 Mo betril-Op A TRACK! . mocpenoent funeral dV rectors. rnnerals ITS and an. Waabiagtns Mala 26 L Ant f7S-8. SOLICTTORS wanted. mdEeagd ferred. 207 Morrison at- St Ell at R. T. BYRNES BMHgEgs Ot WUliama Ava. WamUasr SVw. WANTED Bhingier. 1 25 per M. Shingle roof. Call Tabor 4 SO. CABINETMAKER wanted 134 a Macadam road DMAeeAJSCewevra1Le 07 Retmoat Bt Skewes A. R- Zelier Co, Tab. las. B-2S4. rVflfcRTaXINO CO. Maia 12 Corner Third and Clay. SALESMEN WANTED 202 WE ARE PLANNING DEFINITK AND B3 WUUai East 10SS. MONUMENTS 10 Steady expemdon. This offers optuttusuls' to men of ability to prepare foe sales aaeewtrae positions. Training include Salexmaiunip eoara. Active Selling etuenenc and inaviietaona in orranraatmo. If yo are looking for Sale Work where yoar fotnre will be limited only by your own efforts, call for farther details. North .Ridge Brnah Cat. 20( Artisans bldg. aonable; espenenre. mill laae c Beat fit rm re hat lM in ner PRACTICAL M USE. reeocishle Cnddnrk. Phone Mstn FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 300 Maxwell HslllSv14. "saiJ-t Enrslabad sleersng rooms, bath, bat gad cold water; 14 00 week and on ETCLIev MOTEL STS Waatnngloai. et ISth. Large, claw a. a to rysas, pnse bg'J to permanent gwaats. Bdwy 2SM2. OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE QCALTTT HmOBMIS tLTWRD rwhe rrs PHOmt.'W FLORISTS 107 EXCELLENT ocwrtonty for sasrsma to work with a (not for aa) oa a straight commission basis. We have feat of goad oanerta. If yoa art a SALESMAN and oaa deliver the goods ; no iaveatasewt leguiied. bwt should nave a car. Call at SIS WUooa bade- lot I parTV"1ara- WEIX known eoeeera deairn yoang maa (a sell sales books, aapcrvrwc prefer one witb ear; if not wiHrag ta doa t waste yoarr tisne; ezeaUeat pprtaaitg far sdvanreaaeaL B-S41. Jowrwal. NEW HALL HOTEL 4S3 K. WaaA St.. aor. Grand av kloarrat sotmd alervitni ronms. Alexander Hotel IS1H :th St.. renter of aborning district. clean voossa. THe p; weekly, (( SO up WELL tXRNISHEle eWiang wav "t vwd eokd water; alao inn nil wita (snvsia sauau in w Bl at. MARLTN HOTEL. 1TTU AiU COLCH Large, attractive, modtra rooess by mnnrti; rates rea aonable. THE ST. PAIL. I 4th. cor Aaler. A h-f-SPETABI .E d"Wiloo buel. Rates i (e mn. Prlvaie bath (2 Ht-ecvel rate, by ek mwn VdkBl UII I. Lv .tw.a eleaDU famlabwd. light, airy rooana fn-e rvuosaWa. m Ol! Tun aieenine rawi in peisle ape. wewly lomlJied. Ut boainess mrn, CaU 2ti 12th at. spy S. Smith's Flower Shop MARTIN .k FORBKS CO., normta. 4 Waab ingtna. Maia 2S. A-1J89. rVowwra tor aS aoraiMis artrsnnllg graagad. 3 AM BIT IOCS aJeaaa with satoa. for aww antes erganiaaliflai, eeilnag direct to aat ava era: eaa earn treea SI1S to SSSS per muutb. - i Morgan bvde. 1 AS t AS p. m. Hanalik. TEI Etpervcacad asaasbnaS fiAaaawa, city Sal -171 THE BARTON. 4 A1.DER ST. tanusbed rooaas !. per wa Ala hgkt bemarkerptn; BENTON HOTEL of Beaadamr: ewtraara oa Alder Jtare eteaa end eiry rgwa si a rvaeoaiab'.e fnr NEW PEI'KINS IloTEs. ad AU eta.: V Ui. famaibed aeeeit raoaa. ajaw e4 water 7 S U at PAIMIX. gwd oauag; l?( K. 17th et a. haa touts. Mdia. a s