SATURDAY. JANUARY
ASSESSME
rus FOR
LEtlTS SEVER ARE
To make the final draft af tha-
ORDERED DRAFTED
: nent district for the UnU trunk newer
I the city council appointed Vrank a
Grant, city attorney, sad 0. LaurxaArd,
l evigtneer, aa a commit lee of two, It
' ae announced thla mornUir.1
L , ru ' tha sewer, which will start at
mm nimvMooM street and Johnson
t ere-h aad go to the Willamette rinr er.
f 'Baling completion, and upon th report
i, u iraiiuo wiu m filed with the
J e';y "fit?'-, U la expected that the work
or apportioning tba assessments will re-
outre at iMit three weeks,
I- .n t oueatlona Involved la that
. 1 at IMMilI a mrtlna r ta. . J ..-.
V!T' t,nt at 1100.000. to tha part
' ... . 7"" owy east of Bell wood.
, The legal aui of tha tn.nm.nt will be
worked eit hv tha !?
Ji!? .from tha gangs of men digging
? "k" P route of tha
-Wtr (hew thai tha xtil I. 1.. 1- i
-w-r show that the soil la largely grarel
. r!orla are from an a rera.ee dentr
i lee l.
,nTB LltEJSEA FOB HOl-T
. 'LACES iBI GBAXTET,
a ?!? pp,ld for les to operate
""J aatabll.hment at 111 First
treat aad tha eitv ftounoii aJIaLTI1
rftnion that but on lion.
appuoaujw. the, permit w.a granted to
a, "nd dn,,, J't-r Ruasetoa!
u" T. A. Far
John CaaUrJoa. 10 North Third atreeL
ateat. 57 Washington
,Th.VeT F- Brtltt for a license
N-.mT V.TTL "urMW WM continued
CJ.TT ?FM Hiaee fur.
t'T L BAT HALT BLOCK
in. a' SV " oho,0 accept
ing 321.000 for tha west half of block
brrni.Ur!f: or,fc,n condemnation
proceedings, tha demit- rit .
! !?iH.Ull. m?rn","- ". consl-tln of
.alght lota, la to ba acquired by the dt
t an Vaak liaul - - t 1
" -"7. . . piarrrouna in con
, w,wi me eaai hair, which la
mwo oy uia park bureau.
, "cattle rZKXtT
Introduced br Commlaalonar John Jtf
nunMM prohJblUna- the
keeptna- of mora than two opwa in any
barn In tha city unleaa a apeclal permit
w obtained from tha council waa paaaed
"n J the. ordinance waa aimed at
r,t tHror,r T'h0 kept herJ" ln tha
.i 1 ,ed t0 et P"nt tor them
. KERB B11LDI5G PERMIT
Mr;; remonetrancea of H.
nw cnj council approved the
application of A. II. Karr toract a
California Venus Discloses
Perfect Proportions Only Once -
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two-atory maaonrr" bundinr for garaca
purposea on Fourteenth street between
Washington and Aider streeta. Tba
ooat of tba boUdinr will ba 12a. 000. E.
HaciMausnton. repreeentaUve of the
Kerr lntereeta, said.
Mrs. N. J. Pearson
Is Dead at Pomeroy
Pomeroy,' WaaK, Jan. 7. The' funeral
of Mrs. Nancy Johnson Pearson, who
died at the home of her son, W. A Pear
soa. Saturday, waa held Monday, ette
waa 17 yeara of as on Decaoaber a. Her
hnaband, Phtlllp Pearoon, died Norem
ber . ltv She la sorvlTad by two ami,
W. A. aad U. Lk Pearson, Pomeroy ; two
danchtera. Mrs. I A. . Kllaworth, Walla
Walla, and Mrs. W. P. Bowles, Arizona,
and three etaters In OeorsU, seed It,
14 and 12.
Purchase of Water
System Is Opposed
Boise, Idaho. Jan. 7. The proposed ac
tion of the school board of Dietrich to
Uaue $10,000 worth of bonds for the
??LeTateni owned by the Richfield
i utuic serrice company la opposed Jjy
the state board of education. Tha own.
era, after a showing- before the public
Eumiea commission mat they were op
erating at a lots, were ordered by that
w extend rryice uniu April I,
1123, provided that patrons paid actual
coat oi maintenance.
Fraudulent Entry
To U. S. Is Charged
Astoria. Jan. 7. Accused of enterinr
the United States fraudulently, Walter
Edward Hemphill was given a hearing
Thursday night beforo Roy J. Moren.
immigration Inspector. Hemphill made
his way Into thla country in 1311 while
suximng rrom a loathsome disease and
wnue in aanger or becoming a public
charge, it la alleged by the officers of the
police force, who picked him up here
weanesoay nignt.
TAHCOEYEH HA&BXaGB licenses
Vancouver, Waah.. Jan. 7. The follow
ing marriage licenses ware Issued Fri
day: Bryant Kilkenny. 21, and Bertha
Senften, If, Portland; Wallace R. Rick
"rt 2; M Marrel K. Murphy, it. Port
land ; Warren U Cameron, 43, and Mamie
; v-'mnia, m, xaooit. Wash. ; Leroy R.
Mabel. 29. and Mabelle I Hoffman. 27.
Portland ; James F. Floyd. 41. Shannon
vtue, Tenn., and Annie Sthachota, legal.
.j SCHOOL FTJ3TD I5CBEA8ED
Vancouver, wash.. Jan. 7. Money
raised by Clarke county schools for a
hlRh school in France, to be named
after General Foch, totals $65.5. four
cnwis reporting a contribution of
Tioay. franklin and Harney
achools in Vancouver rave IS os nn
Lucia and Manor districts $1.17. Clarke
county iea an counties reporting at the
meeung or county school superintend
ents of Southwestern Washington in
i. ueiiaiis, y
The
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RESULTS OF FARM
I WIRY BOLSTER
US OF BLOC
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Washington, Jan. : 7. (WASHING-
TOX BUREAU OF. THE JOURNAL)
Tha Joint congressional commission of
agricultural tnoubr, appointed Jn ; the
last session of congress pursuant to
resolution by Senator Irvine I Lenroot,
has completed its report
wRepreaentativa Sidney Anderaeet of
Minnesota was chairman, and Senator
Charles L. McNary of Oregon one of
the five sonata members, others beinr
Lenroot. Capper of Kansas, Robinson of
Arkansas and Harrison f Missippi.
The conclnsions -reached win not be
termed radical, but follow the Una
recently pursued by the agricultural
bloc, backed by the farm organizations.
1$ BiCOMHESDATIOyS
There are U recommendations, which
may be summarised as follows :
1 A law to legalize combinations of
farmers for cooperative marketing, grad
ing and distribution.
2 That too present" banking system
be organized to .extend farm credits for
three to six months.
t A national warehouse system to
provide uniform liability of warehouse
men, to be secured by an extension of
the federal warehouse, act and uniform
state legislation.
Scientific readjustment downward
of railroad rates, by the railroads and
constituted public authority."
6 Readjustment of Drieea. whu-h
must be for the most part the result
of the interplay of economic forces,"
but assisted by governmental measures
to promote production, relieve unem
ployment and remove restrictions that
wwricri wiia connaence,
31 E STATISTICAL WOBXS
Extension of statistical divisions of
agricultural department, particularly in
ut utieuk inuuBiry,
7 Agricultural attaches to be sta
tioned in principal foreign countries
producing or consuming agricultural
products.
I More accurate, uniform and prac
tical grades for agricultural products
and standards for containers, to be de
veloped by trade associations and by
state and federal sanction.
9 Federal appropriations to promote
better bookkeeping on farms on the
basis of the farm plant unit.
10 Extended, scientific and coordi
nated investigation of hazards of cli
mate and weather conditions, plant and
animal diseases . and insect pests by
state and national departments of agri
culture, agricultural colleges and uni
versities. FOB BETTER TERMINALS
II Better wholesale terminals, espe
ketsf fr perishableB tprlmary mar-
12 Reduction" of marketing? and dis
tribution costs through better roads to
local markets, joint faeiliti at t.,-
mlnals for rail, water and motor trans
Then Say.
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AND TURNS DOWN
$100,000
CONTRACT FOR JOB
OF SCHOOL TEACHING
Saves Her Beauty
the 'Man She
most perfectly formed
America says, "I am going to save my
self untarnished from the world's gaze
for the man I marry."
Actress Comes to
Girl's Defense
"There is not enough money or fame
in the world to-make up for the price a
woman pays when she sells her beauty
via the stage or the movies," ' says
Europe's most shapely actress in de-
tense of Pacific Coast srrinnimo'om
.. w
Tomorrow's Magazine Section
i
of The
"f. Tf
THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL.' FORTLAIID. OREGON;
port and Improved faculties at shipping
points.
13 Greater effort for improvement of
social ad eoroBranity life.
' The report Is voluminous and divided
Into 12 chapters, which may, earn it
the .name of 4ha -If report, since it
also contains IS leoonameadations. The
titles of these chapters serve to present
the scopa of the suhjecta treated:
'f The .fanner" dollar is 1920-21. the
relation of prices of agricultural com
modities to other commodities, relative
growth of agriculture and ether Indus
tries in quantity production, wages and
Incomes; in agriculture and other in
dustries, the break In prices in different
countries and Industries, was the break
in farm prices due to overproduction,
exports and imports of farm products
and their effect upon prices, production
and consumption of farm products and
their relation to prices, factors influ
encing cost of production, farm mort
gages, farm tenancy, transportation and
retail prices.
Under the head of transportation it
Is said that "we are convinced that
a redaction In freight rates from- the
farmer's standpoint, both as a pro
ducer and consumer, is absolutely es
sential to anything approximating a
norma! return, of prices for farming
operations.'
In the discussion of retail prices,- the
report says tne troubles of the farmer
were increased by "failure of retailers
to reduce the proportion of the con
sumer's prices taken by them in the
same proportion that wholesale prices
fell."
More Relief to Be
Asked for Wartime
Carriers of Mail
, Washington. Jan. 7. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAB)
Effort to secure further relief of war
time star route mall contractors win be
renewed at the regular session of con
gress. Bills Introduced by Representa
tive Sinnott and by other western mem
bers are being: made the basis for the
draft of a measure prepared by the post-
oxnee department, accordant to lnforma
Uon Sinnott . has secured from "Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Blllany.
Congress passed a bin making reim
bursement for losses sustained by star
route contractors who were caught In
skyrocketing costs up to a certain date,
but this did 1 not cover the entire war
period. Contractors of a later date were
also caught in the cost spiral, which, it
is claimed, they could not reasonably be
held to have anticipated. A number of
Eastern Oregon contractors will be reim
bursed for losses if the proposed legis
lation is enacted.
Road Work Awaits
Government's Aid
Hoqulam, Wash., Jan. 7. Starting;
work on the North Shore road at Lake
Qulnault now hinges entirely upon fed
eral aid, the survey being: completed and
the county's share of one half the cost
being appropriated. The road will com
plete a corcult around the lake. Its cost
is estimated at approximately $100,000.
for
Marries
woman in
AA CIA J A.
Delivered
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On Sale
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Iinilipnr urnnn ... . li
JAItVttoU N
ARRIVES FOR FULL
Under charter to tba Trjfi vtnnr
Lumber company to load a full cargo for
Kobe and Shanghai, the Mitsui & Co.
steamer Kinkasan Mara arrived tn at
Astoria today aad will be ready for
loading on Monday. The vessel sailed
rrom Mi Ike December 14 and made a
fair run across.
With the exception of parcel lots on
regular liners the wheat and flour ship
ments foreign are at a low Mv tw
rates for full charters and both export
ers ana amp owners holdina- off Blown
up the grain trade and the business of
m port is running long on Lumber.
The Pacific Export Lumber company.
Pant & Russell, and the Douglas Fir all
have chartered boats for Um -nYt fin
days loading. -
Tha major portion of the Suzuki boats
go owners account and take onlv
part cargo of lumber, a portion of
which, is cedar logs. , The supply of the
latter is running low and th nm
schooner Brooklyn has been ordered on
run to bring cedar fro mthe CoqulUe
to Portland to relieve the shortage. The
Australian demand is looking up as well
as that on the West Coast
Sail tonnage has all been ntrkMi m w
off shore loading of lumber and many of
these craft have secured return cargoes
SEATTLE FIGHT ABROGATION
PROVIDED 13. JONES ACT
wasnuigton, Jan. 7. (U. P.) The
Chamber of Commerce of Seattle has
vigorously protested the proposed forced
abrogation of tha discriminatory con
tracts now existing between the St Paul
and the Great Northern railroad com
panies and Japanese ship operating
companies, sought under the Jones act
oy ine snipping board.
- A conference between representatives
of the Seattle chamber, the railroads
Involved, the shipping board and the
Interstate commerce committee win be
held soon to explore the reasons ad.
vanced by the port for allowing these
(XHibracis y stana.
WHEAT CARGO IS DOUBLED
BY mew WIRE ADVICES
Advices by telegraph have ordered
changes In the manifest of the French
steamship Mississippi of the Compaigne
Generale Transatlantique, according to
the General Steamship Corporation yes
terday afternoon. The vessel had
cleared through the customs house with
76,000 bushels of wheat for Europe, but
on eleventh hour advices this amount
will be doubled. The snipping board
steamship Hannawa will clear for the
Orient on Monday with wheat, lumber
and-general cargo.
Rates Holdina- steady
New York. Jan. 7. fl. N. tuim
rare holding steady In- spite of demands
lor a cut ln the ocean grain transporta
tion. Rates quoted on the board today
are: United Kingdom. 3a 3d; Germany,
i cents; Tance. Atlantic run. 14
cents; Mediterranean ports, 21 cents;
Amsterdam and Rotterdam 14 cents.
The general cargo market holds steady.
POSITIONS OF TESSXLS
Radio resorts frm NnrOi nj .h. i
tfon of the touoeins vnili it I & a.. Jaa-
xultj S: - . -
8-8. Clare moot, front San Pedre, for Gran
BarWr, off Gran Harbor fcght
Nictheroy, Jrom Ixmdon. for Seattle. ISO
mil oath of-CoInmWariwr.
attla, off Astoria.
ietl tT?B a Pedre. for Yokoaaau.
1084 mile from San Pedm .
t Pnriiima, from Oleosa, tor Baa Dfcco.
840 mfiea north of Saa DieioT '
.,.e?th: ,rom San Fraacaco. for Yalparatao.
1844 miles Kmtli of Saa Franciioa ,mnmo-
tnd 14. SB naria, fcniyitnde 194.11 wtmtT
rD" on jrraneuco, for Baa Pedro.
70 mues aoutb of San FraneiKo.
Tale, from San Pedm. tnr N. ' imi
aulea north of San Pedro.
auS'fronf-Ar- VotA- "
Ch,Tlm H. Cramp, from San Pedre, for Jack.
ennUe, 350 nuiea south of San Pedro.
j.n a. nerer, irom ray Harbor, foe Baa
Pedro. 40 aulea aonth of Saa Fancisoo!
Vemte to
Do
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Holland llara Ifnrormn ...
Willpolo ...New York..
Chattanooea Citj ....New York..
Starl Baarer Seattle ....
Willamette San Fran...
J. C Kirkpatrick Saa Fran...
Moerdijk ...Rotterdam .
Boss City San Fraa...
asnmaaaa Burn Ran is.. . .
Julia Tan-hwnharii . . . .Philadelphia
Senator .. San FVn . .
Karonca ....Sunderland .
Admiral. Eodmaa . ...SeatUa
Borrtand Chrietiania " . .
Edmore .......... .Cebn ......
Tuscaloosa City ..... Seattle .....
American ....Km Tm
New Orleans
Mexican Boston
Theodore Beosett, . .Antwerp ....
Oolnsa in. .
Cape Bomaia Baltimore
yenonaet bu
Puku Mani Kobe '.
Hosnck Han iu,hi.
West Hsnshaw Saa Prsl '. '. '.
RatieIjMsaaseeh....New Orleans.
.Jan. 24
.Jan. S4
west cams . . ..Ssa Fran. ......Jan. ST
geattle Jan. 38
St. Joaenh Rmhu , .
TJabida Kant No. 3 . . . Kobe ..." . . ." I '.Fm. i
T Bis srt From PiUlaiid
V M la For Iwu
Admiral Frsns . 8. Dieso-war.. . .Jan. T
Isartaret Conchlaa ..Japan Jan. a
SSSS" Mr Japan Jan. 10
Wilhnlo ...N- vir i" i
Chattanoora Citj . ...Tnited Kinedow.!.!. la
steel Seafarer
...New Yerk Jan. 11
...Japan Jan. 13
. . . Parted Kingdom. Jan. 12
North China ...Jan. 13
. ..S. Diego-way. . . .Jan. 14
TenpaMaa Mara . .
Alaskan
Rsaaawe ,
Senator
Enaland Mara ...
. . .japan .......
. . .Saa Fran.. . . .
...Orient ......
...Rotterdam . . .
...New Tort
. . ( anile and way
Jan. 14
.Jan. 18
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.Jan. IT
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.Jsa. IT
.Jaa 18
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Jan. IS
J. C. Kirkpatrick.
Kifoke Mara
Moerdijk .........
Tascaieosa Cfcty ..
West Beam
Brazil Mara
Japan
Kinkasaa Mara
. .Mnenc ....
. .Orient
. . . Knrope ...
....North fThiaa
Manna Niemsa ..
Madcaa
Laa Versa
Jaa 23
9tsei Mariner ..
Poka Mam ....
Rewirk Han "
..xew xers. . .Jea, 28
... .Orient . .Jea. 34
.....England ...... .Jan. 2
Sw Tork Jan. 26
.....New Orieaaa. . . .Jsa 2T
Went Coast Jaa 28
Manila and way. .Jan. 28
Vsssata In Part
Berth.
Hawaiian .......
Oraater Hall ...
West Hensaaw .,
West Oalrra ....
Oregon Fir ...
Hannawa ....
Clark-Wilson
Iamaa-Ponben
Oruaun Ptne .
Margaret Coagblaa .......
Tenpaissn Mara .........
England Mara ,
Ksifuka Mara ..........
- - . surrey
..Sontkern Pee.
.Twrnsinal !ta A
Victoria ro'phtae
Elsvator
srasu Mara
..... k.
tVecM Portland Flonr Muk
................. lnnuPonIsen
also Mara ...................... Tlx. ii
sf.h. i . .eaaTsey
r.r. ........... ... . .jioru Bank
a ra Globe
.....ran. vea or.
W Moatcomen
7?J?2-: - 8t Hehma
i .........Terminal Ka 1
usanaa amiasa ............ .Terminal No. A
2222!? ' Wanna
vww .............. at. jonas u,.
2rrW, -iz Tesarae Point
ararseaa Mara ...i..,. ...... Astoria
.......... Astoria
STOPS ALMOST. : C0XPLAI3TT
Vancouver. Wash- Jan. 7. Timothv 32.
Sweeney was ordered by Judge Simpson
to appear before the court oa Januarv
IX and show causa why be should not
be ptmished for contempt for failure to
pay alimony to Us divorced wife. Anna
K, Sweeney.' Mrs. Sweeney waa granted
a arvorea m 111s and awarded 330 a
month aHrnony. and Sweenev la nilewd
yto be 12330 In arrears. . ' .
CARGO OF LUMBER
1 TUoe at Astoria Baaday
. High Water. Low Water.
3:14 s-m.... 3.4 ft, 123 ajn....3-t ft.
3:24 p.m,4..Cl ft. 3:23 p.m....l3 ft
Seaside Higr water nine minntee
earlier. s . -V. - - ; . -edetiwr
water - a ntnutes
Nei.vs!of th(5 Port
T
koaiast"-" ! . w P"
Admiral Keen. Imersnaa
ma war pens:
V.MAMBB AXJCABAC
Paetland H aandrty at aeea, 33.
DAILY , BITBB BEABI5CS
a. m.. reerna Tm. . . .
rnisins. aT);.
MTEJt. FORECAST
mm5? .--A wffl
iT..TT we next two
' AT WORLD'S POSTS
Central r.-r-TS'f laT and
iliit- I .a . T.
Arrf5" JfTiSa" 'rom Saa Pwi5
arrmnl at 8:46 a. av. steamer Uau PataT
nan rare. "
San SVanrisco, Jan. 3. Sailed at 11 a. av
taamer l, Pnrsmma. J orPortand
. IT?. .B.0!e, steamer J alia Uaakaa.
Jar iir.v.r ?.o.
----- (t-TUUO. natteq U ID 3b
"a'"" afathewa. for 19
jreora. jan. Arrived, steamer Bed
fort I-J" S Hmno-nd Km
wf-.7t!M, Wapaeaa, from Cohtm-
naoo. Safled. steamer Kyder Banitr. for Cereaa-
nyee. Sailod. steamer Trinidad, (at Ooiambav
rA"J? Jen. 8 Arrived, at
""""n rom roruaad via way aoras.
.Antwerpv Jan. a. flailed.
"". tor reruaad via war norin.
Seattle. Jsa. Arrirad Japan;
Otam rie
. Ban Mere. Jan. 3.
orroruaad via way porta.
ay. Jaa. 8. Ootaide at 8 a m bar.
taond. ateamer Caraeao, tram Portland.
T'"a. waan., Jan. . (L N. a.)
"J- Lfcboa St aeoa; Meardijk. from
Rotterdam at 0:45 a. nv: Anterama, from
u T:5 av; Spain Mare, from
kobe at lam. Sailed: Bay State, for Manila
" av; Admiral Schlsy. for Saa Dieae
Tominri Mara.
" rwruaaa u e p. m. : L. B.a
,T- wash., Jan. Arrived: Srea,
from San Padre at noon.
6 Ca?o. Jaa t. (t . 8.) Arrrrad
Tf eroiea, 30.
oauea souay l ooaaaa
P. Beala, for
SeaWe. at 8:83 a.
Refuses Delay in
Circus Theft Case
Vancouver. Wash.. Jan. T. Judge
Simpson Friday denied a motion for
continuance of the trial of the alleged
circus bandits, Bert Orcutt and Boy
Moore. The trial is set for Tuesday.
Henry Clay Agnew. associate counsel
for the accused men. asked for the con
tinuance because of the fact Attorneys
Vaaderveer and Fearee cannot -b pres
ent on that date and that he was ad
mitted to practice In 1313 and is not an
experienced criminal lawyer. Agnew
filed a writ of certiorari to the supreme
court, which, if granted, will act as a
tayof proceedings for 20 days.
BUILDING PERMITS
Emanuel Charily Board. r
rapair Burses' dor
be, Stantoa and
atisory. SOS Gaatenbaia
uranam; pmjder
William -
O. N.. CerreB. erect reaidenee. 1483 Bren-
ewn2oSo. t-:
John Baastroia. ersct Wmpcrrarr uaWiuie.
between Biztk and SryeaU ataT
bttflder ; John Harstroa; 82500.
aaft J v2jT5rth- et raajrlsme. 8T5 Bast
3 ta St. bet Sharer and Masna tt.- arSST
ne as owner; 33000. '
bet- Sandy and Thorn imei bnildor
; 84000.
,w- Neuhard. erect reskkaee. 83 T IVtey-
avaWbS: V"bu. Ja-t
as owner; 32000. user. eame
hJm?J-Poi'on eweideaoa. 381 Alberta,
G.n" Jt 33d at. N. ; bmZEZ
N. Wakam. mrmt - . . v. .
bet PeninsQla and Enraid TJl
. owners 81200. "mam
I. II ..... a. ....
ffiOO. .
K. Michael. ..,, . .
. N. Ckristmaa hm m tt. . . ..
and Obertin sta: balUer. Jan. KiVr'.Si?
King erect res. 25 1. 58th at. bes.'
32200! Wm. Kiat;
BnOdinc pmsilla for Trttims af Siaea
en; . "
T. P. RlomnW mmm d .
i'VSea- f,1 Conrad
W-oe. 31804; lot 1. blor 21. Wt-
Gw X3Un. ereot rselrtiiiui. 331 Balght see.
t. Faihas! and ech.. tJrf5 Vt
.-. si.- JZS ton- 1S Caioa
wooers -trr.
UHSin Hab. ereot residence. 4241
i7th as. bat. JM .mM a a ' . ,7 . 1
"(r0; loTpart W sT'sireaT
Overton.
Albert Baadberc. erect
bet. K. li.ia at
24S-R 30th
.ri-it.1-"- Pk-
rw.: - .T!rmm' ."TP rsrags, 181T
K.
aa ivia aaa k. net
boikier
ne. 833. -
at jr.. bstjtia;. 1 :J.r,tf' VJ
.J?"1"4 aaajtnrsmn. rseatr sawawtaL la w
fOtb at bet Beimont aadXaeahaTevUnr One
EWrator Co,, 32000. "ouo
aailMAmsaB. erect .rasidswea. 383 B. 84U
aame. 33000; lot 11. block- IB. amhwrsT
I X- Barrett, aracs. in 1 w r
lot 11, bMrk SO. IanreDTtme.
Mitel Statistics
mrri$ts.Btrtbs.It6ipx
- MARRIAGE LICENSES
asdnBkemT 1alT
Howard A Weekert- teaal ma
jt. and DeroUy Pkunps. serai. ltU aia4 Jef"
O ah rial SnevkBad. leaaL eaa
Marie Baekraad. legal. Pertiamt.
JVe Walaer. VtsaL T82 B. 13tk St K,
aad Ida BckerL mgaL Pertmnd. -
Boater T. Baa, lesaL Btroa. Moea, aad
"TSEf "IkiV Elliott aieT
Dasid adaard Smith. 88. PsaeS, -Oa, aad
BntJa B. Eardetbers. 22. 334 B. ltk at
- Wii. legal. 300 E. 12U
, aad Mona fimmermas, legal. t83 Bea-
ealwWflaa sa -
Wultam Bernard Web. 23. 413 H Baw-
wraa are, nam vrymai ja. RaR, 2. 813
r-rad J. Kitaer. t. BBS Maaaa at as
aun- ta ess u.h ; '
CKsrias Tedeaee. 32. 84183tk ate; A' P
sad Mary Teed. 22. 23 Z. Ttk at
.:::ajtt.J:2. j
"em ..... 20 5.41.20.O0 4T Sa
Portland IS ala 'li' "11
... -., , sy
Datek r i
PwrUand.
r Tirr Senator,
cwnuiN, irom rncet Bound. naral ntatlea at
1 Pv";, J.i"1- : flush, for Bostoa
ItARRIACS UCENSCS
o"ar
Hmrlttt "
Hurt R. tj.
wral. rortiaaa.
WEDD1NQ
AND VISIT!
CA&O a?GsUTrXS
W. O. SsfTTB CO.
311 U
HrVAJT. Mr. aad aim. Je
Oft T a ,4 a. saa ... X a.
Caampbtll,
TssahlU. tan. 23. a dsataW
DT Mr. and Mnv J. Dart. 04 Ceamd
HZEBVKB To Mr. aad Atss. C G. BiiHT
w 1435 Afceaa, Dee. 1? ream.
T Mr- aad auv a W. Karsk. 233
B OTHER Te Mr. aad Mm, Wunaam Baeksr.
. Hosaate. e. 21. a son.
DEATHS
QOtfiySa A, Cody. Goveraasewt
. ! rt vJe4a beark dii
aiuauH-twum Macnasi,
hospitat Jan.
EDKi TbeVsea
e. 7T swam:
GXOTTX -Carkroa
3113 13th
. . " . j i . , aimniiu
J. 3. 82 yean; arwu dtUUoa heart.
WARD Jsatbe J. Waei. Oeed Samaruaa bee.
aiuwait hi meal atorrta. St. V
- an. e. ie yean I
ANCHOB leha A
Jan. 1. SI vaaia n il
WEST May West, Maltaamah hosniari. Jsa. 4.
80 nan: eerehaal a.-mit,. ..
MKliXILI dh Merriii.. 3248 Vle.Ti. Jan.
I years; dpataeria. .
mev-aauui Jot a J. MeCartsy. Cead Baaaari-
awayrau. saa. e. 2a paam; epfenrtiotlar
W A RS ER -TVwsaa B. Warner. 334 and T4ta
a. B. K.. Jaa. 4. It wtn- 4o..
aAPP- Minnie Bmsee Baapp. 8T2 Nertaraa.
- . .neTB scterwaa.
NEW TODAY
50
raiimrnvRUG ca
.FXUFFBDGS
aaawa out OI jrtrW CM
arpets aad rugs.
Save baut tam
sw oa s
whlnE
tall R.r.
$1X9
Cast 35S0
1U Cast Elgbta
FOR SALE
TWO-STORY FRAME HOFSB
38i HASCOCk STREET
Bale and removal of building is de
sired. Bids will be received until
January is, 1Z3 rpecillcauona at
401 Courthouse,
SCHOOL DI8TBICT o. I
. B. H. THOHAS,
School Clerk and gtustness Manager.
GPEJ.CLEAMllsjG
nt aoas stsah etiaiia tiat
Psetfceis rtln i Hi
t.t. BIBDS RKW BUTTBtsAKS tar AAL3
rvarr Unas
PrOBBBR StATTRBSa
OLCAHIMO bVORSa
13TB B. a e St Bat, BST-rf
MEETTNQ NOTICX3
102
WOODtaWN tadge
Ke.
' V; avests
erery Monday i ratreT at
444 riwranT iraVt 8
e-etoek. VisithM T brSbam
I.O.O.r.
an, ewh, WS. A JsVE'r",
OCHJDMBU BXBEXAH LODGE
ea.-vaa?
oc awfTioxm TUiora rBbrdkn. -Ita-t
1 V'sl a V a. .
-a as, in w tllJl
Vtr Bra.
eassBB A SC lav BTT BW
r Broa.. 181-188 eta m.
DANCING
Bnlmml . .l.s 1
nail n
MASQCX
we i naaiusj
w. a W.
oau tS 11th st. lleionma-le
' i i.
tc
gl Tsmhia. near W. Psrk. afah,
S1S2.
CARPS OF THArVT-v.
WS
ermnethv
mm sarog ear sua baratrement in The ili sies
sad death of oar slewed "T-irtiiT MnsTir
Mr. aad Mm. eorsw ot "ter, AtimswA.
rial WISH ...
haarUsU
friends for taerr sn.
Peuiy,
"Aim imru enaaa
jmr betored hoaband and tather!
the deatb at
sua. U. w
wm aaq lamuy
WB WISH to
1 li. .i i 1
r sua oerearrsaent ba tha aaata . -ed
mother . 5! TTi".. "r. ke-
and Prancm ii - '.
DEATH NOTICED
103
Parda she Jem he, mud Lh
Derashirarw Mrm
. and Lascar of McMiaa
keeataa tme brothers, J. R. Pairehilaaaf B
Oraad X. Q. ITsAratdmsUashV
mm aknsr. Leas rairehilea af thi.7-
oa 7n "aJVK1 " .V
lamr. at
gnnmii ivn ....
tor. Mm. John BUckTrdaonrToi. N i afT-
iiT Vgsd- 8Taera-
notira kkfcrr.
Pseiers ot alifler
FUNEXAL NOTICES 1P4
EiikB At
303 58tk N
6 Tberaaa Bder.
Jan.
17
berUr L, -T JHoll
MrTr mrSl stmmurL
a L.J. o4 ef Pertlaad. Mrs Amawdat
Baner ef Cartaasa. it-. eTT-L! " 1
Jam. a.
1 a a, U tat abanel e
blder
4t
-ry S. eT34
ana
sw m.. at
aaaar-w e? m9VTMMrj , MOBUgsaj.
toaaL Cwapiadias sarrke.
at Ath. tnn.
aL
abet af the
Modern Woodmen ef America.
AUW-CND-Jan. 4. 16j3. to Uua mtg 61
BarkJaa oresham. otT r-n-nj -VrW win
sav l, s 1 t a
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 108
Dunning & McEntee
Broadway ate.
Aac 343-31
Lercha Undertaker
Eabt ExxvTvra avtj fuwTaVOaJrB
phusb East isl
FINLEY'S MORTUAR)
MONTOOTTEBT AT 3TPTH.
MAIN
MxENTXEA ElLEkK Iwasral psriors wttfaB
Phot. Srossrawy 31 3A." ' AaCQ lTs 3
nULLEB A TBACM mdrpemir famrraT.
nemca saarsis T3 end ta Waaaaaston
gt MUa st Mam 243 1. Ant B1S-4A
R. T. BYRNESliraiLTl
31 WiBstme tea. Weedhrwe
A. R. Zeller Co. rF
183.
413
C1ar.,aa CSbtiTalUO CO
a
I I
3. TStSLfm - aammaM essay.
AW. SO B. ssu Jsa.
aanMBWsawaaaB-
Ledwig CaaeTL
4wl
1 FLUFF RUGS I
jjHLf eayram ear heartfelt thaaaa .4
.-r' .,raal " their
eaaaurai natal after.
a3R.6WJ Came Thud aad ma.
11
rurraAL cr? r ctc -5
EDWARD EOUlAli
njai- sot,
. EaistSIc.e
Funeral Directors
a P. C rCTMXO, Dra.
. ?TW sauty Bern the Priea- '
"A- Paeae P. a)
SNOOK &-WHBALD0N
... avjir-nat, rn rx TOBB
ktint
BXtrOr
TABOR ITU
BTtJfrtWT AT 4TH
IrtONUMErxTS
10S
OTTO BVCHUHAMH KAASUi BCa. il
QCALTTT rfZMXSAXS j
3jLrrtw tspft rrj ontTOj
fT-ORlSTS
1B7
1AMU1IA, at TaJTTBL
lain
jjvv
PTwebb row au, ncrktnoxn
Ana rmral baeagaa, 28
Large aVathneam. -Bra
ask Stoma. S3
team em Marrams at
batsman 4 la ea 5ts ,
ri nam Tree.
Smith's Flower Shop x
Sfse T1S. T. C. Lesa, Mas, em wad 4 Mr
BAkTW A PoftsU 06.. iMsnstaT laTfsaC
mruaa. mam res. a-l raa
asm ! i as arosocally arreagsd.
LOST AND FOWD
tUK JVLCOWLVtl artlrias mmrTZ,
10
eara e( the Partiand RaUway. tjgbt A rw
Oa Jan. f. 15231 28 esabtelsm, A bsaca
bo. 3 rarest. 1 pa sterna, 3 earwaaem, 3
kiaiSnsa, 3 pear. 3 ewgm rsree: B liisjt. paart
"ifrta. dime end key. 3 baby eaee. tsaaeaav
suwta awOoa.
LOST Bswwn tins i r was. i isitlalei tedrs
end ass-e.eknhras. easwTi Ie m ss7 IwJ
day eve, ea feikiwtng atraem: 424 ea. a A .
b-tw-e. 4Tta and 414 em B. 3tj ee 824 ml
- ,-r.ee waaajaecs saa, wast ea We
ea, a asm 1 moss ante
? . ,raa ecaer etOa Irta
rm4r pies is pheea) Mala 30w eg
e--es sae men rrwara.
Lo- f a.
LOST A tat bell
a Pwa, seas, eat, brand ant
tnfi eart; .eaewera to aame a
emirs Prat
"Mike": 31
at ant 1XST.
L6T Biack
.n L,. 1
as bleok and aaa whlia.
831 K.
18th at
LOST Brawn aad araae Caiije piaa, 4 aawaiae'
3884.S Sm ' CAU W
LOgJ- Bnstan baj trmer, sil w'LU W.-rT,
1: rrwsrd. IVS R. Jaaam
LOST Child's gayene to Laarr.bait. " fcetnaa
re t0 K. Clbaa a rAw. v.reafT
t, r- r- ' 1
tT Airedale, treat W. eaaggy anaa
Tsswr T34L 1. PwruIadbrJr
tDUCATIQXM.
t0
rOUB WXZXB TEAISDtO rxxg
bete nnndtade ef gradaarat
rwy nmss a na ue to, Tractoi
the Ansa elertrsmi led We
2-"Cn Jf"-. - s s grse rwe a tear
- i f ae eatrnay at edraaee. The arts
U sTtords aaa n
tneat epporraaity to evse na aw erbaat end
J- rar qealifrabeae to. Wra miriwi.ai
"ark. rail perru.srs to ear new 112 ates
,-, --" - v aaa, eBV-ra LM V AVntBJ T-
WoidJawa or Alberta Car. 3d aad Ai
ArTEAD. ARK TOO AXACX POB IT
THIN IT COaUAt , .,rw" "
f.tL ck? has Vara Ue etawaaitoae
tor tboemnda, r by wd ywa t Phone staiTr.
LINFCS
BTaurryi
Bey
4tT Marrtsae Pbewa aiu-a , aaa a
POUtlua loa iacu wBAitlAla "
. A LIS AT MJQ, Ip Aa-p MOWmBOiS
MOU.M. BAkbAk 1A4AjW wU
narsaag; aimiiiaa
LEAKS TaXkOBAPfiT
EtOway Teiegmpb lneutau. 434
trchaage bids. Nigtd maim
MEN
Uarn barker tmja:
tmU;
OeAese,
aees waiks
333
THE Peaslry Stadm earinaaaiag ScbooL
taetraet ia theory aad asrsuaawa. 44T
HELP WANTED MALE 251
THis salety raaor biade paoaei AaiJe. rerea.
taonmms seeha Baafe sammaaa, mam Mv
taoraa, RataUs'eTT EM
hlert atlaamea. Seme torntory aufl
Braadway 3243.
AALUasa
830 a
k ead bee
wwa ai
Astoria, The
ClM. TT.lS aaJ -
Wnta Borth Bmna Brsah On- 388 Artaaar
PsrUsad. Or.
frstgha telea, sasoui
ems aaa satis, eta. lea
i esihas
anedj'mkma. A goad asmins fee mat
See Mr. Cenfmy. 2U1 Board ef Trade ehae
t-tt ea nt mani iraa.
Oa Otwea. IB. "
CalUUaX wiA ear aaa
anf for eetiNiiried kaa
beg 58T. Porta aa. Or.
Oragon, f. 4.
tt'i.VTLD Bis er
bu&dutg
EX A EAT ICE
waets to iesre
Can Aev 413-34
wade. Base
Tftrsa max for
irW .Uart Lars
3300. Party to sa
CaB Mar. 11 3.
BEADQCAATEA3 tot
2d.
28.
HELP WA,VTTJ--rPULE
TKE WUhUvN B
UlMS, ssty ef
awBare aad tin 111 id
tsterrsrea eeerskmnl 814
1 aad Oak sta . reams Em
end ewk
Wetwmtag ams
8423.
AM Cl&i, ta need s4 a rrtosd ataxy
Barrteam Am Bwi-m llisi hufarn aad
Aisadt am. fVat Kin 44 14. fM ear.
WATII., MiaAw agad tody, etog.a. U sua
a haasa rather saea wages, to sses kian tt
eae aasa. C Joaaaaa. B.c.estrr, Uia, Bee 82.
1 il wi urrr
rw per
II ll, Jeara.L
KELP. WANTED KALE AND
fEMALE ?CS
WAT&P man seam to eafl aai.asa.ji ad-
r an lie. . aaa Ms, Brsea, S to IS ea!!yT- Tl
leary sdg.
WAttD--i vi t&umwi
4T64 V.h It 1 1 4wt 412-31.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE J51
BAriJU
Oaasr.
U1H 2?4
Bdwy 4442.
-We Will pmase Toe.-
pares, at aCmiaruia wil aiatLia.
- Twasday. 3 a. m. rtadar keep msass bet
mtarn ether ermtsnm to Baa ITS. Baate 4.
LOST Tan parse. In UUrts Un.ua. Vrw
TS eea, caatairtng aerv djeatoad meg.
eta. Prader esB at R. Bvrmda. tmrl
toaeb pas
ammrsesme say wane
? etato att. Wrtto eg eaB 4es eata-
k-raa 284 Berwarto
rraevT'sbse hJT'lJt
Pbeer
MAN saesed to
Cre exrtnieie.
pinrj. n il, jettraaL
the iwaVlanUallnAl.lfAhia' wuh aala la aaat aa o4 eaavb-
I baaed teal estoto f.ny tn eaJkan ainiei
WANTtK Harm atwaery vara. a-h ar-..
g d wars. 878 aa st Perme a .
tOB hELUkLB saof rara.rag aad re....
aeatorsUa, eaa C Baas. a 544.
tCitt t.ia ea fwaaiias PeaW