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SATURDAY, if JOVEMBER 19, 1921. fTHE OREGON DAILYj JOURNAL," PORTLAND, OREGON 11 GRM PURGES E RANKS: ALLEGED pressing upon Ua flesh broocht rlolent objections from the defense. Ho M finely permitted to aiunrer ana stated tho bruise may been front that RADICALS FIRED On croaa-e rami nation the wtt&ei eloeely Interrogated a to the effect of certain disease on the. organs, i 8TATZ ftCOftZfl TOtSt j 1 found Vilas lUppe in bed and Buf fering- from trent pain." be aaidi Tbe pain I found wan located in me ab dominal region." .. He stated because or tae great pain be was unable to complete his aiamlna- With the thorn f radical lam . re Btored from the aide of the National trance through the expulsion of the five leaders , of the Insurgent Washington ttaU grange,, routine business disposed of. and new members admitted to the national orranlsatlon. sranrers and grange delegate turned to a program or entertainment today for the first time since the opening- of the fifty-fifth an nual session Wednesday. Today the Tlsttora, who came from all sections of the country. Inspected the harbor from the barg-e Blue Bird, which carried them from the foot of Morrison street to municipal terminal Ncv during the morning- hours. rKCITAftlAXS HOSTS At noon the party left terminal No. 4 for Vancouver. Wash.- where thev were the ruest tt the Prunaiians at lunch and were scheduled to take a tour of Clarke county as ruest of the Clarke county Pomona grange. The grangers wilt return to Portland early this eve ning and will hold a session In the assembly hall of the Multnomah hotel beginning at 7 :30 o'clock. The five radical leaders who were "forever expelled" from the national grange were William Bouck, former master of the Washington state grange C. R. Cotrell. secretary of the so-called secession state grange; M. A. Hamilton i. C. Wrage and R, A. Brlggs. The ac tlon was taken at the sessions Friday The vote was by acclamation and was unanimous. 8. J. LowelL national mas ter, put the motion for expulsion before the meeting and called for the ayea When he called for the nays not a voloe answered. The thousand delegate and grangers crowded Into the assembly room broke Into a terrtflo cheer. National Master Lowell pounded vigorously with hie gar el. When quiet was restored, he said simply : "This Is no time for cheering. This Is a solemn buelsesa." Thus ended, so far as the legitimate grange la concerned, one of the bitter est tights that has ever taken placo within the order, a right that has kept the Washington grange so badly disrupt ed for months past that It could do no constructive work. The five- men were expelled from the sixth degree, which automatically car ries with it expulsion from all lesser de grees. Readmlsslon la forever denied them. Bouck was master of the Washington grange until last July, whan he was suspended by the master of the national grange for extreme radicalism. He im mediately revolted and set up state ma chinery of his own. He became master of this machinery, C. R. Coltrell was made secretary and M. A. Hamilton, 3. E. Wrage and R. A. Brlggs made up the executive eommftte. Bouck Is charged with sending notices to all the local grangea of the state ordering them to pay their dues to Coltrell, Instead of to Fred W. Lewis, appointed by National Master Lowell to the post of secretary of the Washington grange. iiutxcTios at it tiled Lewis filed an Injunction suit In King county, asking that Bouck and his or ganisation be prohibited from using the name of the grange or lif any other way Interfering with its Work. Judge Rey nolds of Seattle, after considering the evidence, granted the Injunction order. The evidence submitted at the trial and the Injunction order were submitted to the national grange Friday by Leslie It Smith, secretary Of the national ex ecutive commute; wbo made the mo tion for expulsion. Bouck was "called on the carpet" by the national grange at Its meeting In Boston last November. ... After a trial before a committee he was found guilty of extreme radicalism and sentenced to be oubllcly reprimanded. He was so rearlmanded - and later, with his hand on the Bible, renewed his obligations to the grange. Then. Immediately upon hi return to Washington, he Is said to have made publlo addresses even more radical than those previously charged to him. He Is altered to have advised the people to the effect that they should not pay taxes for the support of such a government as our. None of the accused men was present at the session Friday. Many were pre nt rmm Washington who were Inter ested In the case, however. About MOO persons were packed into the assembly room. Several resolutions were submitted at the meeting and turned over to com mittal for recommendations. W. W. Deal of Idaho favor more strict ranaorahln Of movies. A. D. Judson of Iowa Opposes further expenditure of government fund on gov eminent roada L. J. Taber of Ohio proposes that only olUaens of the United States shall be e-raaae. He also proposes that a federal appropriation be made to combat the European corn borer, which la making rapid sdvancee through the com belt. M. K. Williams of West Virginia op poses the salee tax as a means of rale . in federal revenue. Sunday the, annual memorial service for those who died during the past ysar wm a betd at the Multnomah hotel. Mrmday a tour will be made of the Columbia river highway. lion and administered an opiate to quiet the patient. On the first visit ne said n ma not form an opinion, but realised It was a surgical case which required an opera tion, t Hi third visit waa in response to a call about 11 o'clock the same night, he testified, when he found the young woman In great pain and again admin istered an opiate to quiet this pain. The state scored when Dr. Beardslee testified that on hi visits he saw no evidences of alcoholism on the part of the patient and that if such symptoms were present they were overshadowed by the great pain wnicn sne was but ferine. Gavin McXab. for the defense, sought to bring out through him conversations he had with Miss Rappe.and Mrs. uel mont regarding her condition. "Did Miss Rappe or Mrs. Delmont make any statement to you implicating the defendant- in any wayr- he asked QUESTION ECLID OFT This question was ruled out and a series followed in an effort to get into evidence the conversations. Judge Lou derback upheld all the state's objections and when the questions continued ; XTRen demanded that the jury be excluded until the point was finally settled, claim ing the questions asked by McNab were designed to Influence the jury Judge Louderback declined to order this, but admonished the defense to dls continue that line of questioning. Judre Louderback today announced he bad decided against night sessions, but that court would remain in session each day until 6 p. m. BLAMES VIOLENCE The sum total of yesterday evi dence taking was not unfavorable: to the defense. Dr. Shelby Strange, official autopsy surgeon, a state witness, waa not a positive witness. One cross-examination he proved uncertain as to the time at which bruises he described on the body of Virginia Rappe might have been Incurred- The state did not dwell on hi testimony long. Dr. William Ophnls, Stanford hospital surgeon, gray of beard, long of experi ence and well acquainted. With the ways of the witness chair, was a much better witness. Hs was positive, and whn the defense seemea to corner mm on a que tlon he Insisted on his right to explain and he usually won hi point The state gained a legal victory when the defense's first hypothetical question to him was barred He , expressed the opinion that the ruptured bladder which he described finding in the body of Virginia i Rappe was the result of a "display of vio lence." On crose examination he ad mltted a possibility that "muscular con traction" could have caused the rup ture. The defense cited numerous sorts of muscular contraction and the doctor described them all as "vague possibili ties.' MARRIAGE LICENSES Thoa, D. Beason. 21. 4th and E, GUata eta, and 03 Weinberg. 20. 94tb and B. Ghsea eta, w Herbert WIBiaia Eraser. WiL loT bm ' et.. and Hilda M. Coops, legal, 22 ft SOt. at. K. Letter L. Geo,-- Keel. 274 Far an Florence loekhait. legal. Ramapo hotel. C. E. linhnHK. ItaL Vancouver. Wish.. and Belle Orodici, lesal. 4218 42d eve. S. IX WEDDING VT. G. flMTTH CO AND TIB'TINO CARD KNGRAYEBS 811 Morgan Bid. BIRTHS FARAH-tSTo Mr. and Mrs. Nd Farah. 4491 .7U Nov. IS, a eon. rEKRAXW To Mr. and Mrs. J Femafl. ?J 11 Perhins . So. 12. a daughter. TEir?J-:T, Mr- ""I " ve Teeny. 4813 eeta t-, Nov. t. a eon. PrTTONE To Mr. and Mia. J. Pittone, 681 union, jnov. 18, i daughter CUPPA.NO -To Mr. and Mr. M. Oappano, SSI Union in.. Not. 1 1 a M.t,f-7 KAISEB To Mr. and Mrs. Wm p. kw I ft B.1 w - I BOTH-t Mr and Mra, C. A. Both. 425 E. 4Sd. nor. IS, a eon. LA BOCNTT To Mr. and Mm. L J. U tj, m- muu So. 12, a ion. HAMMOSD To Mr. and Mn. E. B. Ham- oihnd. 1118 Brtiee, Nov. 11. a ton. &ACHTELBERO To Mr. uui Wr. I. r. MAKOA.NTOMA To Mr. and Mn. T Mar- eantonia, 487 K. 17th. Nor. 14. a too. MAN To Mr. and Mn. p. ayan, 40 Rhone, Nov- 13, a dauchter. OTH- To Mr. and Mn. P. K. Both, 1784 Drum mood. Nov. 14. a ton. aPBNCER To Mr. and Mn. G. E. Spencer. .48 10th. Nov. 7. a danihter. K.BUS To Mr. and Mr, j. r. Wead- . em n.. Nov. 7, a ton. vBouti-iB io Mr. ana atn. HAS V T.miill v-w a . OWEN To Mr. and Mn. E. F. Owen, 212 . N. Iranooe, Nov. 10. a eon. MAPLES To Mr. and Mn. 8. P. Maples, 481 W. PaA. Nov. IS, a ton. HAWSS To Mr. and kn. B. Havras, 214 2d. Nov. 14, a eon. 8-N'KH -To Mr. and Mrs. L. Sumner. 868 E- 24th. Nov. 15. a on. BURSETT To Mr. and Mn. R. C. Bnrnott. Jll 2d av., Nov. 10. a wn. WEftZEL To Mr. and Mm. F. A. Wontael. 41 P. TfttJk Dm II MAC ARTHOt To Mr. and Mrs. D. Mae- nnnr. u . aoth. Nov. 10, a eon. CLARK To Mr. and Mm. W. K. Clark. 55 BLOOM KNTHOI. To Mr. and Mn. M. Bloom- enthol. 414 Broadway, Nov. 8, a diufhter. iUNKS To Mr. and Mn. B. W. Jonea. 688 B. 29a N.. Not. 8. a ton. BALL To Mr. and Mra W. M. Ball, 706 E. 4th N., Nov. 8, a daoshter. MTJNSON To Mr. and Mn. F. O. Ifamon. "oi rj. mn hot, p. a on. S. Osborne, HI ON STAND AGAINST COMED CLOSE-UPS OF THE ARBUCKLE TRIAL DEATHS MITCHELL Robert B. Mitchell. 449 Liberty, SWANSON Hnn Bwanann hu. wjj ,N,il 40 rr, sunahot wound (miaidal) .' WASCHER Anna Marie Waaohor. 874 E. y . ov. 10, 83 mn. hemorrhace. BA.N DEFER Sannel Bandcfer, 932 E. 10th n..-moT, 17, bu yean, mabetie coma. WALKBR Eliaa A. Walker, 7504 60th are. livw. mi, a yrn, irmciure or asttiL PRBSCO Mn. Emily PreBoo, Good Samaritan hnroital. Nov. 18, 70 yean, atenoua. FRIB&RG NeU Friberc, Multnomah hcspital. rTT. ii, ii tn, carcinoma. BOY EH Lydia Bom. Sisters of Marry ho- 1"bu. nor. is, i yean, apoplexy. DOUBLE QUICK SERVICE Classified Ads Phoned The Journal Before 11 A. M. WiU Be Published the . Same Afternoon Main 7173 or A 560-51 . SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE 101 If You Can't Come to Journal Office, Then Phone Your "Ad" PLENTY OF AD-GIRLS EVERY DAY Always Ready ' To Take Your Little "Classified Adw By Phone For the Big Sunday Journal In tbe dfetrict eonrt of toe TJnited States for tbe district of Oregon. In admiralty. In tbe matter of tbe mud "Eeena." her meats. bowsprit, boats, anchor, cable, chains, rigslnc. tacKie, apparel and lurmtuxe. t a. Kansom, troatea. Kbellant. A libel havinf been tiled acalnst aald ahin by HbeUant in a cuit in rem in- admiralty, and tbe amount of tho claim of aid fetxUant feeinc fss.uuu. togetber with in terest Uaeraon at we nte of 10 nor cent ner annua, front and after March 1. 1921, and for attorney leea, coau and aubnnements, and tho United State marshal ha Ting- eelxed aaid Teas! tbereior. ail persona clainunc anv interat in aaid veaael "Egeria," ber mata, bowaprit. boata. a no Don, caMea, chains, ngginc, tackle, pparH and furniture an hereby notified to appear before the above named court at Port land, Or., on or before 10 o'clock a. m., De cember 15. 1921. and present their claim, or they will be adtudfed in default and contu macy and the allegations of tbe libel will be taken pro confeaao and said r-Mp will be con demned and aold to satisfy aaid claim. (Signed) CLARENCE R. HOTCHK1SS. United States Marshal JOSEPH, HANET ft UTTLEFIEU). proctors for Libtllant. P. H. RAitSOM, Trwte. SPECIAL NOTICES TRUSTEE S SALE. 101 n . T . . . 1 ... I . T mm t i 1 1 0oxjx.jlj (frviJMia auunaicu x-j. a. juilj. business manacer, acting for the Board of Begenta of tbe State Agricaltural College, Cor ral Lis, Or., will be received at tbe office of the eourae c&Ul 2 o dock D. m.. Nov. 21. 1921, for th -furnlihiag of all material and tbe performance of labor required for the completion of ana plumbing, electric wiring, heating and ventilating ayatam tcr a S ftorj and baKment bouding (known aa the Cota- mtrce building) for tba State Africultnnl Col m t Oorvallia. Or. All bida aha 11 be on a proposal blank, which will be furnished upon application by the architect All the work and materials must conform to the plana and pecificatii-o therefor on file at the onic of tne aretuecr, jonn v Ttvnnaa. 1040 Cbambtr of Comm tnrttanL Dr.. and at tho office of E. Duffy, State Agricultural College. Corrallis. Or, LOST AND FOUND 105 THE fouowina ararles wsr fou4.se tbs wl of tbe PorUBBd Rail nr. tight A faV Cm. November 17, 1931: 1 vuabreUae, I taaeh box. S pansa, 1 beaks school ckeea, flaaknaht, S band bas. 1 pair, t stogie tioesa, 4 knika, beada, ' Kutrabarp pearO. jar fruit, wnatb, ba looia, 12 paoaagea. Classes ease. - iisasis easy ot-tain sasM npoa proper Uenbfictiem at Tint gjxl Alder stint station. - SITUATIONS WANTED MALE HI EXPKR1KNCKD Bull sad areas ' piant m kiie we wtu ax a pfMta, mum 14. Jo FA1NT0C. aap rettttraea meee LOST SbmUI lanc-bairM sniu can, brow ml reward. can. brow a sa back. xi dot axis. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 DO TOO WANT TQ MARX THE ACTO MOBILK Bl'SUiESSt BOOF ATTEXTfO!. BKADT A BOACH We fwtnt aad repair roara aa4 wwaer T, rmr asia wetMiiewsj ssss. hSO paan- ezperWaoa. Maia all sr Mala 1994 Frless tne attest. Why not spend a few atba Una win tar la our school and prepare rovraslf fat a good ioe when yoa graduate t 'a las eh all braneaes of tbe automobile, tractor, battery sad ure nasineaa. Umt aad evsatnc claassa. supen - stmeaora. lowest toition fess of aay etaadard reeoawued acbooL thoroweb pracvaeal not a book or theory scbooi. I argsM ayasna of practiral auto and tractor echeva la world. Life membership free, Oar free ployment office hetoi yoa te a swod poa we have a plan whereby J' ynt stern. Information aad Utrntars qn4. REMPHIIX'S ACTOMOBILB AND TKACTOtt SCHOOL,. 707 Hawthorne a vs. sad Sal Oak St., iMrtlaad. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 SA.VTEIJJ Not. DT at the Uta MaV! B- sow at. s,, Arata Baatelli. ami 81 yean, mother of peter, soha and Aatonetto SantelH, Mra. Mary Iiacia, Mra. Jenie ColUna and Mra. Angle Hannon, coosin of Mra. Cecilia uuveno, auae and Feter IJeCicco of Portland. The funeral serric. will be held Monday. ov. 21. at 9:30 a. nv. at St. Stephens church. 4Sd and Taylor st-V rrieads invited. Concluding service, Multnomah cemetery. 1. P. rble A BEItDMAN Xev. 18. at the ate residence. 741 HaJaey St.. WOliam H Herdman. bmrher at Geo. S. of Oldt, Alberta, Canada: Taos. A. of Dubuqus. Iowa, Mrs. David Martin of Sharon Springs. Kansas: James A. Herriman and Mra. Elisabeth Sigmaa of Portland. The funeral semce will be held Monday, Ner. 21 at lo:ju WBT BB OUT OP A JOB OR WOKX AT am t'auufAu) posnioar Ws base helped kondrada of ear graowatae to positirms psyisg from 9200 ts KM per mooth. If yoa win sal) at Uafcoa are. sad Wasco st. sot day (easept BStanlay) at la a a tt Mt saw esad for ewr big ias-paaw rBKB eatalorae. voa will readily nndrrstand why we gradnate more stadeots was a email y maks good thsa aay sate scbooi la a. us convtaoea Mass a personal writs fat ear PaX- tsaok lb) C. i Be eoaviaoed. lnvsstigaUoa No. 4. ADCOX AUTO A5T ATTAT10! BCBOOL UNION ATBv A5D WASCO BT. If TOU an really Interested a a better Job aaa mors bey. ante loe my rail Ta-taae. tlhutnted Booh ef Facta. Hundreds of aats mobUs pportaaitise ezplaated. Pkituiss st students getting metical train tna. TeUe m., tt Fioley'a mortuary. Mont- , vou can earn room aad board while Ueramg. gomery at Sth. rriends invited. semce. Klvervlew. remetery WALSH At the residence, 4t5 E. 11th si, November 17. Bridget Walsh, aged 63 yean, beloved wife of Michael Walt-h. mother of John and Henry of Portland and Mrs. Mamie Glnty of rituburt. CL Tb funeral cortege will leave the chapel of Miller A Tracey Tuesday, Norem ber 23. st 8:45 a. nu. thence to SL Stephens church, 42nd and Taylor streets, when man will be offered at 9:30 a. m. Interment Bote "City cemetery. Concluding Telll ef wonderful Los An tie cKsuts. Showi i aow yon eaa oo ate etaer men from la ta yean or ago woo an now snloytng sslartea ap io ssuu a nontn, oeeanss oc uus trstnma. I send tbie book FREE to -anyone lawrsstsd. w rite J. A. Kosenknna, Preaideot. B. 941 B. riyneroa. Los Asgeles. OOGIIX In Tucson, Ana.. Nov. 14. 1921 Ellen r. OoeflL wife of Dr. 0. C. Cogfll. tni daughter of Mrs. Mary Butte of thai city. Friend and aoqusiaunoee are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of Edward Holman A Son 8d and Sabnon sta., Monday, Kov. 21, at 2 p m. ln terment in Rose City cemetery. ELLIOTT Nov. 18, Salem. Or., Hugh, seed 67 yean, husband of Ordelia Elliott, father of Mn. Carl B. Webb of Salem, Mr., and Mrs. Frank L. Buck of Portland. The funeral, ser vice win be held Monday, Nov. 21, at 2:30 p. Cbambtr of Commerce 6 lag., ,sv V u,"rturJ. saonsiomery at otn. M. i neuus uTiuru. uonciuawg service, uodo cemetery. Medford papers pi San Franclaoo, Nov. 19. (I. x. S.) "Tatty" ArbucklB array of counsel worka on the general staff plan. 1 Gavin McNab Is grenerallislmo. Nat Schmu lowitz la tho medical expert and handles that Una of questioning-. Milton Cohan Is the legal shark and constantly la bringing In legal volumes, from which ha quotes easily from memory. Joseph McEnerney handles-still another spe cialty and Charles H. Brennan another. If some unexpectedly new angle devel ops, another "expert" undoubtedly will appear at the counsel table. see District AttoYney Brady alts between hla two assistants and tells them what to do, but seldom lifts his voice above a whisper. Milton U'Ren does most of the talking, but Leo Friedman handles the legal tangles. sea The Jury Includes a candy maker, an expert on explosives, a saiesmanager, a retired liquor dealer, a cement contrac tor, an expert accountant, manager of a cotton goods house, a tobacconist, wife ci an attorney, wife of an Insurance agent, secretary of San Francisco, eoun ell and three housewives. s e s "Fatty" says he's not superstitious and 'Ua Well he is not. There are 13 Jurors. There were 13 women In the Jury Panel. The preliminary police hear ing stanea on- me inii-teenth. It required more than four (rays to examine the Jury and In that time only 43 talesmen were examined. A record for a big case, aay experienced legal minds. ess. Urbanity and suavity as well as re spectability cose from. Gavin McNab tn never falling streams. But he baa no monopoly his young associate, Schnru- lo wit, speaks with the same fluid enunciation, cultivated phraseology and knife-edged wit Couverneur Morris, famous novelist. who adds class to the press row, abhors a draft. Ha borrows a lady's fur. winds it about hla neck and settles down to a deep study of the courtroom personal lUea. see One of the Jurymen wears spate. s a With the actual trial opening, the famous defendant rosea nia apathy: In frequent consultation with hla attorneys, he appears interested in what la iroln on for the first time. He reads the notes being passed along the table and amiles at a ditty reeled off by an underworld acriDe. (Coawaued From fage Oae) Opt era ber t, and her death the follow ing day. In response to questions from Assistant DUtrlct Attorney XT Ren she tokl of noticing bruises on the body after It had been taken to the deeub room for aotopay. 8h tteactibed two on the right arm. one on the left arm and several on the lower llmba. . Bhe . described the fcrulaee on the right arra as being one smI one-half Inches wide and extending round the arm. The brulM on the left arm waa between the elbow and the slMHilder. she said. Miaa Heletead told, of the autopsy. The bladder had a tear, la It's rear wall." she testified. . " . Una waa asked to state whether the organ appeared In a healthy condition aad the defenae questioned ber ability t qualify aa an ei pert. , AirwEs h estioh -; ; Queetloned by Gavin McNab, ah said he waa not a graduate nurse but ax plained that aha bad tn tbe course of her exr-arWace been oailed upon U examine such organs and waa permitted to an swer the que tlon. Khe stated tn ber dpi a ton the organ waa la a healthy condition. Dr. Arthur Beardslee one of the first physicians) te attend Virginia, t Rappe, waa the second wttneaa called' to the stand today. - .'-- A question ae to Whether tne t raises might have been Inflicted by fingers Dairy Association Operates 2 Plants Aatarla. Nov. Pending a decision1 as to the fate Of the Oregon Dairymen's league, the Lower Columbia Dairy asso ciation, a sone organisation formed when 600 lower Columbia farmers recently oroae witn tne league, ta operating the Astoria and Grays river creamery plants owned by tbe state organisation. A restal of 11 i month la being paid for . 1. -. V ... , uieow imbuis. an watry association X- pecta to purchase the plants In the event that the membership of the state league vote for dissolution on December C. 8. O. Rice; formerly in charge of the league creamery here, haa been engaged to manage the plants under the dairy aociaUon4end will take charge Decem- rjer i. Mitel Statistics.- TnrrU$ts.BlrtbxJzaih3. MARRIAGE LICENSES Joba IX Jones, fecsi. 1431 Bsvr St., aaa Irene OrvM, tnrsL 1 Cefoa eve. M. John Henry litpea Jr.. 20. S4 Rodney av.. aaa Jaiiorea aua, Mssa, aoa wraaaa) are. Df THE Cmccrr COt'RT OF the state tie ubiuu.v rurl TUX CULNTY OF MULTNOMAH. Albert B. Bidgeway and . A. Johnson, Plaintlffa, 8. M, Hana and Minerva F, Mann, his wife; J. B. Mann and Albert C. Mann, his wife; tbe First National Bank of Linnton, Oregon, a corporation; the tint National Bank of Seeppooee, Oregon, a eoroontion: A v. Campton, Harold -. Hooksm, Anna Lembeck Engeldinger, Msrtin ' Duchorl, Lewis Osberg, Mrs. Janie Carr, Fred Miller, W. 8. Camp bell. H. E. Hunt. John A. Jonas, Mrs. Mae Clark WOaon, John P. Rhode. E. E. Wist. L.- C. Mann, F. N. Mann, Mrs. Fred Byen, M. P. Mann, Zora Everts and C. C. Ogler, DefendantA. Kottca Is hereby given that tbe undersigned Trustee will sell at publio auction to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, the 19th dsy of December, 1021, at 10 o'clock a. m., on said day, at em Fourth street, Portland, Oregon. aU the following described property held by it as trustee, pursuant la tbe decree of the shove enauea sun: ITEM 1. Klamath Cwinty Timber Lands Snnthaast quarter of northwest quarter, east one-half of southwest quarter and southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section nine, township forty- une mum, ranas uuneen east MillameUe meri dian, containing one hundred sixty acres, more ur wea, appraised value souu. ITEM 2. Columbia Count Limit Claim TJiuiividari one-fifth interest In northeast nnmrrir Mil nn. half of aorthwest quarter, northwest qoarter of ' noruiwest quaner ana nortaeast quarter of southwest quarter of section nine, township three north, range two west. Willamette meri dian, containing three hundred and twenty acres, 1 mora or lass, appraised value 13000. ITEM S. Unsold office furniture of fi. U. Mann an. praised valus t2B. ITEM 4 Claim for furniture aold ft Xr Mmr, h,,f uapaid for, appraised valus $168.10. ITEM 6. B. M. Mann doctor bills (unpaid), $50. ITEM e. Whitwond Court Vim Ami Tt 1 9 4 4 aad S in block 30. Whitwood Court, in Mult nomah county, Oregon, appraissd value $2600. 1TJWM 7. Btuhha TTrmsn T nt t in M4 K Terraces, in Multnomah count Orea-on. id. praised value $1100. ITEM 8 Palfchurst Addition t nr S of nlrwa- A and lot S of block 7 in Parkhurst addition la city oi roruana. appraisea value $600. liaa 9. Bobertaen Property Lots 5 and 7 in block i.mvmm A, 0 MM U IHTOS Jt, SU OX DIOCX 39. all of block 28 and all of hlrck 5 in townsite Mobertaon, in Clackamas county, Oregon, appraised value $3600. llfcM 10. Sorsbsoa Contrast South one-half of south east quarter of section twenty-five, towflship two north, nnge two wast, WULatnetU meridian, excepting tea acres lying in a square in the aorta, corner ef said eighty aoras, appraised ralae $8000. Tract with S contract of sals dated RsntemKnr 29. 1917. from S. W. Mann in favor of B. E. Sorenson. principal $8416 and interest thereon from March 39, 1918, it a per cent per so lium, appraised value $4300. IT a la Is. CorneUous Psae Tea Acres Soath one-half of east one-half of southwest quarter of north west qaerter M aeation twenty-five, township two north, nnge two west. Willamette meridian. appraised value $600. ITEM 12. Union County Timber LanA North nan-half Of northwest quarter and southeast quarter of northwest qusrtor sad northwest quarter of nortaeast qoarter of section thirty-three, town ship five south, range thirty-eight east, Wil lamette merkliari. containing oae hundred sixtr acres. In Union county. Orecon. appraised value $800. ITEM 13. Peterson Contract Tracts thirty-five, thlrtv- eix, thirty-seven, ferty-one. forty-two, forty-three and forty-nine of Chehalent Mountain Orchards, in Washington v-ounty, Oregon, containing thirty-fear and twenty-nine hundredths acres, subject to Contract of tals dated February 13, l2e. la favor ef Aina K. Peterson for su thousand dollars, on which amount is doe prin cipal thirty-five hundred dollars and interest from March l. 1921. at T per cent per annum, appraised value $3500. ITEM. 14. Beach Lots Lota . 7. 8 and 9 In block IS. in Beach addition to Ocean Park in Pacific eouaty, WsahingtoS. annraised value $100. ITtOa is. Marcahea Building 14 tori Certificate num ber twenty-nine of Mscosbee Building Associa- tioa of Lanntoa, Oregon, for twelve shares of par value of ten doUan per ehan, appraised value $10. ITEM 16. Certificate number twenty-one hundred twenty three for one hundred shares of tbe Phrw-ians' Chemical and Drag Company, la name of 8. M. Us on and Indorsed la blank, with par valus of one dollar per share I incorporated la Colo rado with office ia Chicago, Illinois) , and eertifleate number twenty-one baadred twenty foor fee one baadred shares ef the Physicians' Chemical and Drug Company, ia asms of B. H, Boeber and assigned to 8. M. Mann and in dorsed ia black by 8. M. Mann, appraised valus $1.00. - - ITEM 17. Certificate number three for twenty-seven shares of St. Helena fceelty Company of par veins of one bandred doilan per share, in same of 8. M. Mann aad indorsed in blank, appraised value, SiaaO. A more particular daw iiilion of each of the said properties wul be funueaed apoa appttca' oa for asms bv anv interested bidder. . This sal II maas pnnuant to as order. Judg ment, decree and order of sale made by the circuit eaan oi us state wregwa ana coumy el Maltssnk, This wetioe is asted aad first published on the lttk day of Boeeatbe. 1911, aad tbe last pub bcatioa will be ea the ITth day of December, lMV TTTLK ASTJ TKCST COMPANY. - Trustee. ' HARBT U RAFFETY. Attorney for Trustee, KOT1CE is benby givea el NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES that H. B. Seller has this dsy purchased of Jordan A Booker the business known ss Nsw York Cleaning and Pressing club, located at 355 Couch atrset, Portland. Or. All parsons ha Ting claims against the seller of ssid business will present their claims at the sbovs add real within five days from date bereot. H. B. Zeller. Purchaser. Dated this lth dy of November, 1921 NEW TODAY 50 NOrrnrwres.RUG co. City copy. CLARK Nbv. 18, at Forest Grove, Or.. Mil lie M. Clark, aged 65 yean, mother of Chester Clark of Marsbfield. Or. ; sist. r of Mb. M. H. Makma of Seattle, Wash.; daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldra of Port land. The funeral service will be held Men day, Nov. 31, at 1 p. m., at Ftnley's mortu ary, Montgomery at fith. Friends Invited. Concluding service Mt. Bcott cemeterr. West's FINEST BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ea- mn any time for all Business Courses, includ ing comptometer. atenosraDhy. Bank Ins-, book. keeping. NIGHT SCHOOL $4 a MONTH. free catalogue. Add rase ta aear Phone Main 690. POSITION FOB EACH GBADTJAT7I ALISKX BLDU.. SD AND MOMBISOW iiOLEU EAkBEit CulLWI will teach yoa tbe trade ta weeks; receive eosae aay wails learning; positions secured. Orsgoa al-Sernee men receive state aid. Write at call tar aeta- logue. 334 bumside st BOCKT MOUNTAIN TEACHEBS' atNCY snrou irse r rang a. wcues. former east. state rtrpt.. MK-, N-W. Bank bids, Anv lU lt tstiaiied aad tv si twist 1st work gwaraa- esai, aboa 16 Hawtbeswa er irsa. sea, taaat 130 at (ssaUy, Chemist boms ia etty. Seslree pervasaeal reUr. T47. Jearasi. CA&rESTEB will repair leaky rooaa, baiU Sa ras el. aayumag: fast able: will ge anywhere. SMALL seta books kept aad atwiatad iseanaahia. a Journal. PAE&laANcrNO, ihry stateawots iiei. Bdwy. 131 a specialty. 131V Can roeiTION wanted by weneaeed debveryaasa. Kaeer aU pans ef etty. Uaa rarsasa ear. esnebU. fame Aat, e-SS. TV1 mi mnlesimlale tniVlinst Tf an ssa at sat roar gaaaa. I draw pleas fee teas. Call Tabor 4$8r . WAXTED Cbalntrjt er rori: II montbs' ss perieaoe. aseatas higswsy coastracOo. East 11. CABPENTKH EeUmatee glvea sa repair wwrh, loufs repaired aad garscs built. Trier home. Titxf 118 1$T FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM3 3' ) AbLaJtlCAJI BOTKa. . - ea bl arx Tba t 4 la tbe- etty tar setae abajsea. ae gaa lobby, ekvvasar eerrke, alwave sets ef .bet water, tree aatas. eetwsce, alwave sees ef bet Basra, Me. tbe, !. - seat saieea. EDW. F. OOODARO. Kg. GORDON HOTEL 1T4 West Para- av. taaka 34)3- fel VsWojl Twsa IW kXaUSlTLfcX. eteal bsaaed risen lassst ee sa easts!. 1 ea let ra erttb artvate ee- trsaes: 1 ae 3 his i wiU tisibaa aa 1st faM. ee a. 1st av, aear Wrsaa. earn raiie tbe HT gay aoemiowa arioast Cleaa teeeas. a,. fesg ee tienSiifilss VeU beeaeA bebsy. waJknsa Ota see THE VlH.Ht, N. 1Mb sad Tewgwe m. . LAB UK ansa. tineas,, 68 . let ec, aear Otaat sad Faltea ears eee ereeie tbe bwase CALX, e T. M. C. A. es ess tree ast at saii'riss nevred mesas fee ywaaf asea at afl Sana ef t arty, tvieksdlae reoeaa st tbe Ceatral I. M- C A., wttb teiepboae ke eacb saeaa, awawar bates ewd eeab fseiiittee. j HOTEL NETUEBLAbDs, 13 lltb sc. at i --r ttrtok sBwcwsre, laaise at Peev I maa s basts ess aad eotiel etsjrtTtaa, i ji ; cpoUsas reeese $ week, $1 a Aay ai wu set vste Sets, $3 day. JAPANESE sanu to eoatract a eb cwtuag brash er reclaim a Dane ef mad. X-1S6. TOCNG MAN with auto wants a Mb. First reference. Phone East 7494 or addcess tew East Iiavts street. BrBLINGAhtE wiU alear your lot or acreage. 618 Mississippi are. WOMAN wishes rive nine, washing or iroaiaf by aay or boar, pvellwood lToy. - TEAMING, plowing, eacavarlns. etc.; prices reasonable. 840 East th. Phone East 31 . CONCRETE pouring by ssseaiae: seaeral es seat work, call Ben. io. aner e a. av KHIGl.a.o AU Binds, low prices. Call Tabor (7. BASEMENTS, GRADING. GEN'L TEAMING; oontrtct or day work. A mo. 13-SI, after . rooeaa, hot aad Sargent Hotel aaa Graaa. B. K. aaa aw spins 1 eeM water, etswai beat. E. tel. St OLIO HOTEL 7$ WsesJawtew, st l$tb iAira, etesa. airy r mesa, aeisase eetbe. ' Rates to psrmsaiat gwsen. Broadway 1 X. HOTEL ARTHUR 17S 1Kb st. wear Msirtea. s ey aay, asa ee sseata; rsssoaetie rates. .HOTEL MEI.TO , , el SmJATIONS WANTED FEMALE I&4 WILHJW with boy ssariy 5 wante beard, room and small remanemUea for work afuneoas where boy can be takes ears of mortiiaaa. Maia B94U uts-rnoone ana evenmga, EXPERIENCED DBXaSMAEEE WILL TO 8EWINO BY PAX OH AT OWN HOME. EAflT 8618. ' MEDDLEAGED lady, strong worker, wants work. ar.y kind, ftellwood $282. 368 H Tamhin rader new mrt. : slerprfic aad rmns. central loratioa. resantsbls ntea HOTEL HARRISON Cbma tarambed teams SB weak. Ie at aa I per eight; $ story bttta bafldlae, 40$ rraay HOTEL BAEEH IBS stb as. warm sec rooms bt etty for IS. 66 weak. DENTLY HOTEL 4tbawwst " New an uin as ail ; asatraBy karaud. bet aad eotd watee, sieam beat, risnethii rssss. WAfeaCfcTSS' BoTtL 1JTH AND WASHINGTON tTS. 9 Attrvjoave rooms asm saaas at bv week or month. DRESSMAKING 158 HEMSTITCHING, any oosor, aad soaliovincTee per yard. Battooa, Mail orders prompt attention. Bring this adv., it is worth lOo with every order ever $1. 209 Absky bids. DXEINU. desaiag. preauag. arsnannkias, re soeeunt. rsfiafag. alters Uooa, p lee ties, ree eoasbls aricea aa CaeiaK Dreaemskiss Par lors. 4?4 Mnrrioi. wear 11th. Mlir, '825. FLUFF HUGS Made out ot your old worn-out carpets and rug: a. save hair tbe price ot a new rug. Use woolen clothing. 9x12 Rug (team-cleaned, $1.80 Cast 3580 188 East Eifuta MmTriw'.eTbYTtfe RUOf TEAM OLCANID,. Mattrerses made ever, Feathers Renovates. ALL KINDS NEW ajUTTREMEt fer SALE FLUFF RUBS wovsn from old carpets. Upholstered furniture repaired and re covered. PIONEER MATTRESS A CARPET OLEANINQ WORKS 1073 E. Lincoln 8L Aut. 337-07 NOLL At residence, 304 16th st. Mary Noil, aged 82 yean, aunt of Mrs. D. Hodler and Frank Tierney. Funenl will be held from McEatee A Ellin parlors, 16th and Ererett streets, Monday, Nov. 21, at 8:16 a. m., thence to the cathedral, 15 th and Davis streets, at 9:30 a. m., when requiem' mass will be of fered. Friends invited. Interment Bidgafield, Wash. Please omit flowera. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 hi T7HBX) AND SALMOR MAIN 607 East Side Funeral Directors W. 8. DONNING, DfC "Tbe Family 8eU the Price. " 414 K. Alder St. Phone East S3. Breeze & Snook FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. F. WHEALDON. S&TH AND BELMONT MGR. TABOB 1258. FLUFF RUGS Msds from Att Kinds of Old Carpeta Fer Quality. Service and Economy. OREGON FLUFF RUO CO. 1384 E. Stark St. Taber 7314 Dunning: & McEntee Morrisoa St at 13th. Breeders 430. 'Aut, 646-68. Lerch, Undertaker EAST. ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORN! PHONE EAST Til. MEETING NOTICES 102 Here You Are Live Poultry Door Prize Eureka council 204. 8. B. A. Big Thank sei Tina bail Monday evening. Nov. 31, east side W. O. W. hall. E. 6th and Alder. Hen's your ehanos to win a big fat hen for Thanksgiving dinner. Large, well ventilated halL One of the best floon la the mtv. Rnecial tinfmi tntui,. Cards; 500 in ante-room for those who don't Oasee. with fine prizes. Admission S3 cents, including war tax. (let ready for our big coun try fair December 5. FINLEY'S MORTUARY MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN S. MeENTEE EILER8, runeral parion wttb all tba privacy of a Dome, lata end aTvarert sta Phone Broadway 3133. Aut, S21-83. MIIJ.EB A TBACEY. independent fnasral dl- netors, runtrals its and up. Wsshinttoa St Ella ft Main 2691. Aut. 618-45 THE GLAD SHOP Dressmaking, tveaing gowas a specialty. Modsnu pricea. 1001 Broadway bldg. Mstn 6364. MEN. women, Warn barber trade: wages while learning. Oregon Barber College, 333 Medi- scn at. SUSIE BL'CKXEY With Paris Hst Shoo. Henxtitcbinc burtons. pleating. 88T Alder it. Main 80T3. MISS MATTINGLT'9 PrivaU Sobool : Shonhaad. Typewriting. 369 14th st.. near Jeffersoot Enroll sny Time, Dsy and Evening. Main S69S. LEARN TELXGRAPH1 runway Telegm.plTE stituU. 4S4 Railwar Exchange bida, classes. Night BROOKLYN dressmakers' shirt and apron shop; tn work guaranteed, is per aay. Bell. 1TB COATS, "suits, dresMS, aite rations and plain aew- lai pnese reeeonaMe. 4X4 uoiumeia, epl i Main 6601. bEWING Street dresses, one la, or evening; HELP WANTED MALE 201 DRESSMAKING DONE REASONABLE. MRS. GOOD. YVOODLAWN 2 148. LADIES' and children's d WANTED Competent hikbwav construction superintend ent. Must be experienced and able to give tbe best of reftrences. Write CX-177, Journal, giv ing qualifications and salary expected ia first letter. WAN TED Married man tu work on fruit farm: enter one without children. Call me at room 303 Treves hotel between bean of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Buoday. WANTED Young man for general office work; must he eood Denman and fast at fla-urea. Answer giving age. experience, nf., education and salary expected. I'-669. Journal. GOOD trustworthy woman wants , nursing, short beun daily, children, invalids er convalescent patients. Call Marshall 1116, apt, 3. NCR8E with hospital training, 14 day. Cell WANT a vscunm cleaner salesmen, oommlaoinn basis, for highest grade electric vacuum cleaner. P-689, Journal. WANTED, handwriting. State references, office boy. Prefei BOY for furniture factory enced. K. 10th and Lincoln alust answer ia owa er boy living at boma M-S52. Journal. proferably eapsri- CABINET maker for furniture factory. E. 10th, corner of Lincoln. WANTED, at once, two men to learn vuleaaialag and retnadina 432 Hswthorpa FIRST class washing, machine and appliance salesman. P-590, Journal. SALESMEN WANTED 202 e IsDlKilLid ESTABLISHMENT 901 WilUsms tve. Woodltwn 320. A r 7AtlAM r. 693 WUllams ava. a-aa ave JUE11E1 V Phone East 1088. SIL-As-srao CNDERTAKING CO. Main 4152 ItCeWeS Comer Third and Clay. MONUMENTS 106 .wTniTtirnvirvi OTTO CHUt4ANN MARBLE wttQgS OJJAUTT PlXlaQaUAlS f tbe diMointioa' o? aaraaerahlp at Aaatrsua Wears. B. 1. Aadersn aanng parcassed tae late rest at i. B. Wriri. WAV EEL Y Social Society club will Sire a baxaar and chicken dinner. E. 26th and Clinton at.. Satordav afUTWKHi and evening, Nov. 19. All I). a. and tnends welcome. Dancing. 4XMBLEM iEWKLBw e specialty, buttons, pisai chsnas. - Jserer Bros,, 1B1-1SS stn sc. A eW 103 DEATH NOTICES TAYLOR At the home of his parents. 65 5 Ankeny st. Nov. 18, Tom A. Taylor, seed 6 yean, 5 months, 26 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph J. Taylor, brother of Bob Taylor. The remains are at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors, 414 E. Alder at. Notice or tuners! will appear in a later issue. FLORISTS 107 NEW manufacturing company, recently organ lzed. still has scene stock for sale; want couple good salesmen to follow up prospects ; absolutely lealtimau proposition, not a wildcat; easy seller, chance to make Very good money: applicants mast be honest and able qualify for license aader blue sky lis H-988. Journal WANTED Salesmen calling on retail clothing merchants to tell on commission aids ttns oi extra hieh areas line of eardnrov and khaki pants, riding breeches and outing eppareL vvest- srn Msds Clothing Company. 909 Golden Gate Ave , San Francisco, JaL SALESMAN to sen Ford can. trucks and tree inn: salarv and etenmlsainn to riff bt man! preference given man aouuaiated in Sellwood and Mllwaukle district. VERDENina-ROBINSON MOTOR CO.. Milwaukie. Or. TtL MU. 108W, NEW SERIES GOOD MAXWELL Now on Display. , MAXWELL-CHALMERS CO. E. 3d sud Oregon Sta. HELP WANTED FEMALE 204 ANY GiKL in need oi a tnena apply to tbe Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mtyfair aad Alexander rts. phone Mam 84 50. P-M car, GIKL wanted for light bauaework, one who would like a good home rattier taaa Big wages. Call Wood lawn Bit 9 mornings. AN ELDERLY lady to work tor elderly ooaple on farm. Wages 813 per moo in. vj-ioa Journal. LARGEST RETAIL FLORIST TR PORTLAND S48 MORRISON g Bet Brtwy; and Park. Mar. 287 EDQ. STRAUSS, Mgr WEISMAN In this city. Nov. 19. Otto Weis- matt. beloved father of Mrs. Das mar Enud- sen of T711 63d are. S. E.. Oris city; Carl and Harold Weismse, both of Chicago. Mr. Weinman was a member of the local Kamah Brotherhood. Remains at Pearson' undertak ing parlors, Russell at. st Union are. GORTON In SaB Diego, Gal., Nov. 9, 1921, Alonao t'- liorton, nusoand ot Mrs. Baaie Gorton. Remains ara at the cbapel of Edward Holman A Son, 3d and Balnea ate., where friends msy csIL Notice of funenl later. WINTERS Nov. - 19, st the late residence. 411 Main st. Jennie Winters, aged 73 years, wife of Lewta a. Winters. The remains are at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral nerre-rteT. JOHANNSEN Nov. 18, at 794 JohAMm sr.. Mabel Johannsen, ssed 41 years, wife or C. E. Jofcaanaen. The remaine are at Finley's saortasry. Montgomery at 6th. Notice of fu- neral heresfter. KIRRLAND Nov. 19. at the late residence. 422 Beaton st-, Geo J. Kirk land. The re mains are at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funenl hereafter. HARTIJJT In this MM- Nov IS. Mrs. John Hartley, lata of Kefeo. Wash Trie remains ear at Fhuey s mortuary, Montgomery at Sth. FUNERAL NOTICES -Sir? 104 tjADrvruir 4k... v to truii JJEaVCBaaei A rMf lu wtasay, tai-, a O, mt 4e A. Max Rossnths). aged TS years, beabaad ef Mm. Jennie R. Rcseatbal aad father of Mrs. Lm Bicea. Mrs. Markna Riren and ETJa Bossa. thai Funeral serhces will be bald at the ebapet of Edward Holman A Son. 34 aad Salmon sta., Sunday Nor. SO, at 11 a. m. Interment in Avanai bnoiom cemetery. KELLY The faneni Brrnoe of the late Wm. Kelly, axed 45yeads. win be held, at the ecassrvatory cbapel ef the East Side Funeral Lnrrctorv 414 H. AMer St.. today at S a. a. FrlendB Invited. Interment Jjent Fir wvaeterv. KFFfNGER-r-Pnneral serviees for the bate Bab ert P. Effinger were held from the harrri of Edward Belmaa A Boa today. Saturday, at 1 p, m. Jjav-iaaratea at the Portiand Creautntam, FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS main 4737 YAMHTtX t TgyTfl if T4 "We Will Fie ass Yoa. EXPERIENCED girl for general housework, no cooking, 736 Irving St., rear gad. WANTED An experienced bard candy man. Tru Bra Biaeuit Co., E. Sth aOd Hans W. EXPERIENCED woman would like day work. Broadway 53XZ.- oo CTrratr. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 20S 10 MEN and worsen specialty talesmen: new II profit on each sale; big money to hustlers Call in person, gag IZtn st. WANTED Solicitors for new household article. Ask for Jar. Hoag, 604 Buchanan bids.. StV 10 i. in. tod Floral Designs. 36 args Hothouses. Ms Branch Stores. 36 Yssn on Morrison st, between 4tb sad Sta, Tel Main 7T09. Smith's Flower Shop "Pwrtmnd, Progressive Flora" Flnweve fne All fawaeinvia Mara TUB. T. C. Luke, Mgr. 6tb aad AMer. Linnea Floral Co. Flowen and plants fresh from our M Rcott greenheuse st lowest prices. 872 H Mor. S23-13 sfAETCTTrroKBEB CO., rtorBrta,"' 164 Wssb iagtoa. Msta 369. A-l39. Flowers far ail eceasioas artistieany arranged. LOST AND FOUND 108 LOST WEDNESDAY, 17TH, p. M. On Preseott. Moataaa, Interstats or Killlnn- worth are., between Mississippi snd Omaha area, string red bakeSte heads, .valued account gilt. Kswara. i'none wain. 384. LOST From Bell station, setter dog. white with dark can and right eye, bat one dark spot ea bark, spotted nose and legs- Reward. J. W. Sehuld. B, 2, Milwaukie. Phone 67-X or East 363. LOST On Wms. ava. car Tues. eve. about 6:80 a box oonuining lady's dress, from "The Famous" ; name oa box, Mrs, H. F. Burton. Call Wain. 4459 and receive reward. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251 CARPENTER New or repair work, contrast er day; prices right. .Aut. 621-64. 6348 84th at 8. E. WANTED Cesspools to dig by contract; also brick for sale, uau coiumDia BIS. lUiOFd BkMHINGLEb Relied cornice s specialty. East 1201, PLASTERING done, plain snd ornamental. E timatsa furnished, fcast Bi'J or Mar, iss. HARDWOOD floors, bj erencea. East 3T1 dsy or eontracv, Ref PAINTING, psperbsndng sad tinting; aaa re- pair work. Beiiwooa zboo. CEMENT work, all kinds. First class only beuwrjpd 919 reaswnsbte. Phona Main 264. altentiona. t'hene 622-11. tailoriag. also NURSES 257 LENNOX HOTEL ; 842 SD ST. JtEAB kCAIN Attractive modern rooms at rairisbe fitsa, THE GRAND BOOaU 867 YamblU St. Cleaa. airy, oatatde sisatung aad moats; very centra) y locatM. Royal Palm Motel rJliW, Tbe cleanest aad attest rooms la tbe aorvh end. Pry-war PrVes. - Aut 614-70. L'RSE will ears far pataeat la ber own bowie; diet a apeelalty. Call Tsbcr 6738. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 200 Maxwell Hall FurBiabed aleemAs rooma. beta, steam beat. bet and cold water; 64 week aad Bp. NURSES. ATTENTION I Lndar aew maasse- mnt, home for nurses; everything new end cleaa: 3 desirable rooms yet to be bad. 366 N. a 1st, cor, yortarap. Aoc bs-y. HOTEL OCKLEY. limi'tDi at lOtb. 61 a as, weekly 86 aaa ap: free rHne aad eats; nght e airy. HOTEL DAYTOI TAYLOE Steam beat, hot aad eald water ia sa mat- Reasonable rstta. TWO 8 room boase senses aurlea; else aae cleaa aleepiag room; electricity, sea, balk, terse re best; central meattoa. latin ir at 638 Wasb- lnrton rt, HOTELS ROWLAND, ANNEX. MAATLAVD. VIRGINIA 107 H 211 H 4TH ST. aUTAS. 7J 1 PiR DAY. WITH BATH. L46 PARKVIEW HOTEL , 386 Moataamsry at., ear. W. Park! room aat board; rooms, wita bath aad witbeat; sal tab for two people : reaeoasbla. 1 voRrmrtoT ipiaTerrxu 648 Vt Wasbiactaa SI clean hooeehosnlag Reasonable rstee. Oeatral CaALaNd KiTtE Cor. Trinity aad Weaaiagtea Ah outside rooms, wita hot aad eeM 68 a week. Main 4086. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 20 1 206 V. itrd St. Auditorium Hotel A: Rooms with tuaa beat and ksib. able rates. ' HOTEL BEBEELK1 190 Va Third St. AttractivS. clean aad airy rooms at reasonable rates Ueetrally located. HOTEL ROYAL Oof. MoraWoa aad C SA Modern aleepiag and h. k. rooma, 63 week and ap; 61 per day. WEST eide. la rye, Ugbt roeea. aleety fa rattbea. Ivory flaiaa, hot and eesd water, faraaee best, borne Brrvtiege, walking aatsaes. 68 N. 81st St.. Maraball 1630. fTRN I'HED ROOkta. bailGHTrTiXt QCIIT NEIGHBORHOOD, CENTLXVKN CUuAN OCCUPATION. 64 K. 16TH. A AAA WASHINGTON. ' PLEASANT OCTSUX kOOMi 1 vrltb tuwpisee la a ssoaara aease, wflb a mvanieeoes. 64 N. 81st, cot. Everett. As Hill, waiktnf dwtaare. THE Senis loaday eblebea dinners 7 be. week dsvs 60a. all yon can sal, cooked Uke mother cooked. 191 11 tb st. Matthiesen Hotel 60c day wp: 88 week ap; eleea. agbt. Beat. 3Q4 Unlambta. bot or eotd water, etsaas Ea5 Uikc'o HoTO. 433 Washlngtoa st. Modern rooms, bot aad cold water: asekll rates ; centrauy loeatea. Hotel Medford fS? Two blocks from Depot T6e aad up. 14 a week up. Hot and eotd water la earn room. HOTEL FBANEL1N Washingtoa at 13th. Ratea bv tba week IS and up; hot aad cold running water, bot water nesnng system, cap ana snower sth. NEWHALL HOTEL 402 K. Wsshlnstaa St.' earner QraaA ae.i modern; oetside ileerlp rooma. UAKGa, Mat sent roots, larse elotbea eloMt. all canveniences. reasonable: daairaale far 1 or 2 bachelor girls. 61 K. 11th N. . Fbeae E. OTTS. MODERN. weU-fwras srsle dfeawag eaoss wfU twaaeag weiee. 6 eabaas wiadewv, pWaty be enter aad beat; ' modem spy boasa Rat 6166. LARGE, wen faratsbed frowt room, aaitsbie toe m gsatsasea or cwupte; laraaee sett, ad gees era ooavrniewei; waOoaf gaaleaea. 466 aryt et., cor. N. ITth, , I IN ELY 1 iTr di -ii hot gad eoad water: pseaty ef beat.- aiee new; close to bnsmeej eeater. Ill 12th St. , NICE dean airy stasia i urates. eaUabie tot respectable lady er geailemaa: ceavealeat cha taaee; 8 a week. 261 Vk Clay at., sma. Aadba- esiaasaa - - - itaA' COZY wil heated treat raoea, adjoiaias aets. Bnakfa. If oesind. HeeakW iia? w.1 iSuV ' "maam' " WANT a girl betweea 16 and li years "of age for eoeaaaaioa; a Beet aad auraedse good .girl, email room rent, Beilwoed 616. 366 Oatid et ke Taarmaa ats. fa twssa 23d aad 84tb aadj two car lines. NEAR BfcN60!s PoLfftCHNJO T Micely farntsbed warm front roreea. Caa be S ranged for light H. 8L East 6460. LARGE furebhed airevtr rooea for ledr; Sreai- faat tf dKired: s ImSm i u. Butiayatde ear. Taber 4961. 124 K 8d et.' NICELY tomiahed large frost room, ate sine Hotel Helvetia 246-348 Salmon sL. near Third. rooms 75e up. Weekly ntea. Modern roora la 284 E. 3rd st. North, roraer bfnrtntnssh. V irn mr a . ' TP . 50c Day, $2.50 Week Up Clean, bstlis free, bot wster it an boars. HOTEL CADILLAC. 3d St., essar Jeftenoa. HOTEL OHIO. 266 s-ront. Cm. Booms 60c ap, 83 week up; H. K. nnai; bot aad cold water: steam beat, Bavaler tervjfe: Other modern eonveBirnces. Ben Hur Hotel Centrally located and modern; steam beat, bot tnd cold water; reasonable rates " CLARLNE APT. 117 N. 18th st S 3-ronm dean, freeh tinted spta.. aisely fara ished. Stove heat, walking distance. HOTEL HARRISON Clean ftrrnished rooms 83 week. 8Be ta S6e per Bight; 6 ssory brick baildiag. 403 Froat. vTcToftU " WoTEL, opea aader' AMERICAN MANAGEMENT: oeimde rooms; ranaiag water; oppoaua new postoiuee. wruet Bsosdway, 883 Graaa. THE ST. PAIL. 180 4th, eor. Alder. A RE SPECTABLE downtown VavtrL Rataa Tie an. Private bath 63. Special ntea by week sr month. MANOR HOTEL .nV, Hoosekerping and sleeping rooms. Tlsr. 2608, IT T0C want built-in fix tares, cupboards, tables, etc.. call Auto. 317-27. - CEMENT WORK Satisfaction guaranteed. Wdln. 6241. CARPENTER ana coo tractor, jobbing, anythiae) In tbe.prnkiing una rncee Esrt saae, NEW SERIES GOOD MAXWELL Now oa Display. MAXWELL-CHALMXgg CO. K. 8d aad Oregon Sta. LOrJT An auta side eurtaa betweea tbe 12 Mas boose and MoatariHa. oa tbe Bast Leas Wad. Finder please call Bdwy. 844S. LOST Lady's Masonic Brooch, 4 emblems. Re ward at Coffee Cup Cafeteria ce.. 882 Wash ington st. ' POUND THREE HAY HORSES. 421 AND AINSWORTH. LOST A bench ot keys. Broadway 1230, Call Tabor 294 LOST Collie dog. nam Jerry. License No. 1755. Reward, rbeae East 894S. aCTTERING and furnace repairing, ail Alois sheet metal wnra. i boot CONTRACT to dear atump land. C-304. Jour- SEWERS CONNECTED DRAIN TILE TABOB 8008. CARPENTER and miilwrigbtwiahas DosHion-as general repair man. Noa-anioa. East 467a. HAt'UNG WANTED for late X-oa track. 885 H 25d at. N. Bdwy. 2641. elAN with family: aay kind of work; prefer . pejwnng frr eajmrnintm- - nan, seie. ALL kinda of baabng aad Aciivering fog 3 -toe truck. AntotnatJe 623-44. PAPERI3KJ. trntlng and pair, ting. Get my oa yonf work. Ttbor 6268. WE dig eempuuto and oaanect sewen ehegpsr thaa anyons rn the city. Ante. S33-A1. UNIVERSITY student wanta work ia city. CaU East 440.arter - so p. m HOUSE raaipg; cement worm ot aH biadsi rsa- BOBabk. F-t 2191. CEMENT work. aU kinds. aUrabaU 1323. fiatmfacuoa guaraa- THE BARTON. 4S6 ALDER ST. Clean fumiahed rooms, 83.60 per week aad ap. also ngnt nouseseeping. NBW PERKINS HOTEL, Washingtoa and Fifth Streets ' Special Permanent Bates From 66 Per Week. t.i.KA.N, deugbtfwl sletniag room: reeeonshlt rate. Thre Nocas oft Waaa. St. A6a Ev erett n. MARLY N HOTEL. 17TH AND CWCBJLergeL attractive, modern rooms bv das. week ar Bi el i n. stavea reaeonarTe. - LCZKRNK APTS. 3d and HaB Sta. 2 room farni-bed apt. wttb teeth. StSHMABX' WAaHlNCfOX. COS. iTTfl-1 atooera, steam-oca ted i aaa a eeeea spta.; sserpus i ii nasi wees ap. - - NEWLY faraieLed, good beat, teieftwaei 111 and up; this is S very aiee place, hbi Mar- arts it. NICELY faraiabed aleemngt. toas. walking die - taaee; hot water, steam beat, 311.60. Tbe Arcadia. 70 Everett st. Phone Mar. 3716, t RECTOS. HOTEL " Tt. Bmadway, aew sad modern. Tsle larks eh doors, 81 Aay ap, 33 as week. Private bathe. LIGHT Bsodera airy rosea, suitable fer 1 or 2 private family, west sade, raxht down towa. Marsh, 1696 fronday er weekdays after 6 6. BLEEPING JaOOMS 26i 1 Stb at, Tnl .MA-TTUU imsl liabt aad batb SIC ELY faraisbea Urmea: famaee rbone. 480 K- Clay treat Beeba, 1 ar 8 r ' beat, hot water aad h GENTLEMAN wiU share two aiee roesas wttb elesa. raapeetAble maa. 4IJ . Lniaa are. East 81 28. TWO single mess atoaty farmebed for SenUe. ewn, crass in, i etoea ear; aesce 126 E. Iftth, cor Aider. CLEAN room, plenty of beat and bot aaser ee Mnitnemab clob. Main 66 89. A NICK large quiet froat neat. 1st flee, back oft tbe atrert 261 14tb, Beer Jeffersea. Nicr.LT furnished, ewaa recas for 1 er A 47Z N. C-rooa sva East 6126. ICELY furnished furnace healed rate ertrauue. 616 E. Flanden at. GENTLEMEN aref. coBveBiencea. 66 per li ktawtberae ass I week. Taber 6416. BEACTIFL'LLY furnished room. ii-rmsVea r tw. uaat for 6674, ONE room, caiet aad cieaa, reasons bis seat. 8 a-tr-ft v n y.T rTT-r, fnM aiii libsibaod . ae other finesses. 66 W 61st at. (8 per wm. ROOM AND BOARD JCJ Nortonia Hotel FXJTTENTH OFT WAtHTNGTfW ParUaad't -'r" --m asaateaa aaaa we tse aaa tbe samfseai ef sad Ebiumbob ataa. Bates eeeei ROOM with beard for 1 er 3 aeatlemea. aot"aoe Cold waiar. ateaas beat. (361. 313 10U at, ILua MARTHA WASHINGTON BOTeI.' tar baetaeas aula at mnrtersle ratea. Sew Awta. at. ansa Hil. TAt-ANCT fer elderly maa ta atuaa' (sr BOOM aad board ISO t 44e per awatb;. 8 meals s An wsiaiag eaetaaea. 8TS Bam St. Fbooe- E. 8566. " . ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY -'- BOOM la beaatrf ul 503 wttb er eniev. eat ecara. garage tor reaa, tww girtli maa er Blamed eooy. East 83. Pi EASANT. saany froat aooaa, sastabls teg 3 gewthMaaa; break fsat sad dtwair. , 433 w aaf Hrf H-WbPY " " BOOM aad beard for ywaac lady wbo a) eea plneed, waauBg daft are. bceas ptlvllign. .. East 6602. WAXT baby girt aboat 1 year eM ta board e3 tau eveamsa. kaat nit NICE de lisht reeaoaable. 299 Fsraw et. fflMK ahpmg roms; rmteet 14 N. -Idea, A ICELY 719 Leveoy. vTASTED One or tee scbooi duelree ta board. beet of eare. BeBweod 3634. - . A66M and board, 336 aaoata. ' HI Lovely sc M WaB. WHA4 beard erdlrfrea teaaonabie: t'aneuaa Heeae. 1 ta 6 years CaU asweirtnea. Aat. 411 -IS ea r