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SATURDAY. -JANUARY 21. 1822.
- -THE OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL;. PORTLAND, OREGON.
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IE GAVE
DEWEY 'TIP' ON
FLEET
SPANISH
The mysterious t ederal court "pardon"
whkBj Carlo U Byron, ex-con vtct, fu
gitive and Umber fraud promoter, U
Bald to have claim ad poewesslon or u
etplelned this morning la. the Moral
court by' Carl E. Webb, Salem under
taker. Webb Mid Byron told hUn be had re
ceived a pardon from the government
for aO offeneee because be waa the man
Widow Gets Biggest
Award Ever Made by
Accident Commission
Balem, Jan. 11. The I arrest award In
the history of the Oregon workmen'
compensation fond waa made by the In
dustrial accident commission this mora
tag, when it set aside fll.74t.tl to cover
compensation for Gertrude E. Ward,
widow of Christopher . O. Ward, and
tlxht children under the age of 1( years.
The compensation win be . paid In
monthly lnstAllments Aggregating 9,
of which $10 la the widow's share and
13 for each child. The legislature of
121 removed the restrictions limiting
maximum awards in fatal cases to 150
a month and. under the - present law.
compensation Is paid for each dependent
under the age of II -years, regardless
of the number.
Ward waa injured April 25, 1121.
DUTCH STEAMER
SCHEDULED FOR
- PORTLAND CARGO
TAKE OPTIONS ON
PYTHAN
CAN
m gave Admiral Dewey the informa- while employed as a bucker in the
lion concerning the location of the Span- logging camp of the Smith-Powers Log.
Ish flaet la Manila harbor. glag company at Powers. - He died De-
Byro was indicted akmg with John ceraber 11. 1821, leaving his wife and
W. Todd. ex-Salem school superintend- eight children ranging in age from
w vnmrm 01 twins ui msiw vo months to 14 years.
Balemltrs lost about 130.000. Todd is on
trial. Byron being a fugitive. .
CASE 19 ADJOl'RJED
At 11 o'clock this morning the trial
waa adjourned until Monday morning,
as the defense had called all Its wit
nesses except Todd. The defendant's
attorneys asked that Todd be allowed to
tell hie story all at once. Judge Bean
allowed -the request.
Part of this morning's hearing was
spent on the testimony of character wit- Vancouver, Wash.. Jan. 2 L Options
neams lor tne aeienaant. on two sites have been secured by the
Motion ror a directed verdict made committee in 'charge of the work of
by attorneys for Todd at the conclusion I preparing data for the purpose of show
of the government's case Friday after- I ing the advantages of Vancouver as a
noon waa denied by Judge Bean. location for the proposed $100,000 Knights
a. l Miner, counsel lor roc a. re- of Pythias home to be built within SO
quested the directed verdict on the miles of Portland by the state, lodges
ruunui uni us vvwruirroni na nui l or irrexun ana wuaiusTvoa.
introduced evidence sutricianc to prove
Its case. lie also contended that when
Todd took the checks In question to the
sank and cashed theot that be ceased
to have dominion or any interest in
them and was not responsible for their
passing through the mall a lie con
tended that the use of the malls must
be actually part of the scheme In order
for Todd to be held liable.
CtalXI BAJTK IS ACEHT
United - 8tatee Attorney Lester W
Humphreys contradicted Miller's ver
sion of the law, contending that the
principal Is bound by the acta of his
agents, whether he directs the acts of
his agents or not Humphreys alleged
the bank to be the agent of Todd In
cashing the check, as the people who
eigned the contracts did not have the
cash with which to pay Todd or Byron,
In denying the motion Judge Bean
said
The Dutch steamship Tlileboet of the
JavaAPaciflo line has been routed, for
Portland loading and Is due " to arrive
the middle of February. The vessel is
eastward-bound from Beta. via and Ma
nila, sailing from the latter port De
cember SO. She will put into San Fran
dsco with a cargo before coming north.
The Java-Faclfic formerly maintained a
monthly schedule out of Portland, but
during the past six months the vessels
have taken cargo at San Francisco. The
TJUeboet is 16J5 net tons.
& E. Johnson, agent for the General
Steamship corporation, who will act as
agent for the Java-Pacific as in the
past, announces that sufficient cargo is
new in sight -for South China, Straits
Settlement, Dutch East Indies and Java
to warrant a return to a regular ealllng
schedule out of Portland. The Tlileboet
is equipped to handle passengers, is a
new boat and has an average speed of
11 sea miles when loaded.
The service will give Portland ship
pers direct connection with the Dutch
Indies and the Straits. At present cargo
for those ports is trans-shipped on the
China coast.
One of the sites selected Is in East
Vancouver, and the other on the west
side of the military reserve, lnalde the
city limits. The committee in charare is
ooniiaent tnat Vancouver can show spe
cial advantages, which include trans
portation facilities, attractive building
sites ana pure water. The committee in
charge of the work of preparing data
is composed of C. C. Fleet (chairman).
John Elwell, V. H. Limber, Judge George
B. Simpson, R. C. Sugg- and O. W,
Storey.
Husband Thought to
Be Dead Is Located
Salem. - Jan. XL Declaring that her
first husband, whom she thought dead,
It seems to me that Todd, by nd reappeared after an absence of seven
Indorsing the checks, caused it to be
sent through the malls, and when he
took it to the bank to be cashed he
knew In the ordinary course of business
it would be eent through the malls."
The defense win probably complete Its
testimony by Monday night.
Tn.iynroiiTATio?t
vhite Star
Belttasa FWr M il. Nafta Blear. Hew Tors.
a sees, inns apecuiea
Tides at Astoria Saaeay
,' .High Water Low Water
lla.m.1.7 feet I - 2 :1a a. m. 2.9 feet
9 :43 p.m. 14 feet :ZS p. m. 0.1 f oot
. Seaside High water nine minutes
earlier.
Seaside Low water 21 mnutes
earlier. - .
MAJESTIC. S8.000 TONS
t argil aim la tee Wart
HOMERIC. 38.000 TONS
Palatial Btiomeei te Jala
Olympic, 4M3 Tons
! Weekly Seetaa SalMaee to
OMIftSOVM AN SOUTHAMPTON
years, Mrs. May Hill Van Horn has
filed suit here for annulment of her sec
ond marriage. She alleges that HU1. the
first husband, deserted her three years
after their marriage and that she be
lieved him dead when she married Van
Horn in California in 1117. Hill reap
peared last December.
AXCOUVER MARRIAGE LICKKSES
Vancouver, wash.. Jan. 21. The fol
lowing marriage licenses were iabaed
rrir,ey: Ernest L. Beck, 31, and Mrs.
Gillie Caswell. 15, Portland ; Creston L.
Brown. 21, and Esther F. White, 21,
Portland ; Russell F. Haines, 29. and
Anna E. Wilcox, 29. Portland ; James M.
Lester, 24. Vancouver, Wash., and Mar
! ir ret May Blaney, 19. Portland y El win
M. Coop, 19. and Arthena M. Harp, 18,
Portland; Herman Ziegenhagen, 17. The
Dalles, and Hattle J. Damon. IS, Port
land. ,
KILLS AT ST. HELESS SHIP
HU3DBED MILLION FEET I3T 21
St Helens, Or., Jan. 21. During the
year 1921 the mills of St. Helens shipped
approximately 100,000,000 feet of lum
ber. Of this amount 66,801,000 feet went
to California ports, 11.(80.000 was
shipped to Atlantic ports, and 14.C50.0O0
to foreign ports. The shipments by rail
from the several mills amounted to
7,2(7,000 feet. The shipments of creo-
soted lumber and piling and green pil
ing were approximately 10.000.000 feet.
During the year 141 vessels called at
this port for partial or entire cargoes.
ALL ALOXG THE WATERFROST
The Japanese steamshlo Seine Mara
worked three spouts for bulk grain at
terminal No. 1 this morning. In the aft
ernoon she Shifted to the Portland BTlonr-
lng Mills company and will finish with
aac&ea wneai. une is loading lor own
era account for Suzuki A Co.
the steamship Admiral Evans of the
Admiral line sailed this afternoon for
san uiego, Wilmington and San Fran
Cisco with a large passenger list and
capacity freight.
The McCormick line steamship Celllo
will sail from St. Helens for San Diego
and way Monday with passengers and
freight.
The Norwegian motorshlp Theodore
Roosevelt is In at Astoria and discharg
ing part cargo for interior points. She
wiu arrive up late tomorrow afternoon
GRAIN RATES 8TEADT
New York, Jan. 2L (L N. S.) No
changes were noted in the ocean grain
rates today, united Kingdom and conti
nent holding steady. Offerings are nor
mal. General cargo is steady. Quota
tions are: united Kingdom, 3s Id ; Ger
many, ltc; mrance, Atlantic range. 14c;
Mediterranean. 22c ; Holland, Amsterdam
and Rotterdam, 15c.
ketaa fraea Portland.
New York, Jen. 20. Ailiied - gteaaeer Mo
bile Citr trass Poruasd. Sajled Bteaiser Saa-
ascama lot Portland. Bailed Steamer Latvia
tcknbaeh foe Paget Beond sad PorUaad.
Norfolk. Jan. 18. Arrived British ilismnr
CKr of .Naples from Portland.
KevDort News. J&n 18.
Santa Rosalia from Pacific eoajl narta.
ihudos, Jan. l. Amred Steamer r. i,
Lockenbach Uum Portland for Near York.
Cristobal. Jaa. IS. Sailed Nonreziam aaa.
tecship Toaoa tram Antwerp tar Pactfie coast
ports.
Baftoa, Jan. 18. Arrived British steaaur
WBia.wr nca Columbia mar for Limerick.
Cristobal, Jan. 18. Arrivad Btaanter K. 1
UKkeBaach from PhUadelihia for Portland.
Sao Pedro, Jan. 20. Arrived Steamer lav
Puriaiouk from. Portland. Sailed Steamer Sea-
stor from Portland for Ran Diefo. Bailed
Steamer Frank G. Dram for Portland.
Tacoma. Jan. 20. Arrived sad iailed
French ateaaur SL Jowph for Seattle and Port
land. Sailed Steamar Willpols for Seattle and
saw ion ana way porta.
Tanawa. jaa, 11. Sailed Schooner Ed. R.
West for Portland.
Vancouver, Jan. SO. Arrived British steam
er Karonaa. from 8ondarlanl far PortlaniL
Heattle, Jan. 20. Arrived Steamer Napoe-
an irom Bonuuuaptaa for Portland.
Baa Fraadaco, Jan. 31. (I. N. 8.) Ar
rived todar: Transport Somme, New Totk. 1:43
m.: Sves, ' Ventara. 3 a. in.: Panaman. Sa
in, 8:15 a. m.: Coonille. IfantKm a m.:
rTench ateamer Gabriella. Newcastle. 4:15 a. m.;
Arctic. Mendocino. 4.25 a m. ; Frank IL Back,
atonterej, a:a a m.; TiTertoa. Ixm Vtim.
6.40 a. m.: HamholdtL fa US .
CjS. S. Alisons, atiasianpi. Nevada, Ban Dieto,
8 .50 a. m.; U. 8. 8. Pennsylvania, Saa Diaso,
:80 a m.; Everett. San Disco, 9:50 a. m.j
Jcbaa Poalsen, Astoria, 10 a m.; Harvard. Lot
bailed today: Kichmond. loa Anzelea. 10:10
a. m.
Kan FranHacm. Jan f ft it V at A
rived lth: Jobs A Campbell. Tarawa.' 12:08
a. m.: Phyllis. Port Anawlea. 1:15 a. m Bee.
Foam, Port Angeles, T :20 a. m. : American, Co
lumbia river. 9:55 a m.; Ecuador. Baltimore,
nwo a m.: U. B. Kansbaw, Eureka, :10 a.
m. : Dechra. New York. 4 :SA m temmitt
New Tors, 4:40 a bl; Richmond, Port Angeles,
8:45 a. m. Sailed 18th: Santa Barbara, Eu
reka, 7:80 a. m.; Oleum, Portland. It a a;
Cuba, Cristobal, 1.81 a m.; U. B. 8. Saturn.
Los Angeles, 1:50 a m. ; Wolverina State, Cal
cutta. 8:10 a. m. : Weatport. Creseant City,
8:50 a. a.: Baa Jacinto. Grays Harbor, 4:15
a. m. ; Harvard, Los Angalea, 4:15 a m. ; Mex
ico, Mexican porta, B a a.; Hornet Coos Bey.
:25 a m.; Edgar F. Luckanhsch, Seattle,.
a. as.; Caspar, Caspar, 7:15 a. m.
VestRa arrive
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rab.1S Mar. 4f Aar. 1
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t !)... .Mat to June 4 7 ,
to cusRBOvaa sorrr ha ptow
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BIAJtSTIO
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ITIO Fea,1S Mar. 18
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AONIAriO ,..aav. Stay 7 . . . ,
afEDITEftlUKEAM VOTAGES
Te Madeira, UibralUf. aisieva, Moaaeo. Oenna,'
pwe. taeea, auaxaoarat lor -7(t sad the
anaeiO .... (17,884 ta0, Jeo. tl Mar. S
t, . , .Ml.See tana) Peo. 4
ABMIATrO (84.841 Urn), P eft. 18
Red Star. Liiie
TO rtTMOCTH, CBtRBOrno AND
4NTWEKP. IA UAUf'AX
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IIILSMO Jan. te ,. 4 aav. 80
riMLSNO Sab. 11 Mar. 18 .ar. 88
wvibna. .... riaii saar.se
LALAao Aer. 8 May. 1 8
VYU1 ae eaU at UaUfaa.
TO DAMXIU VIA HAMBCBO
"W8 Jan, 18
AllEIUCAII LlTIE
TO HAMBCBQ
rowaoLia f Jen. 18 Pek. tS
nfi.in jjea,s
MAvtaroaa rea. e .
tt'aiie at IMrmooth aad Caerboara
CaUa st Quasaaiowa.
lateraatlesal Mereantrte Marias
129 Steaaseia 1.10A r00 Tom
Leaai aaenta er Camaesiy'a cmiee, o. 8AR
T
TRAN SPORr ATIOIV
Arm Y our Going to Earopm?
Or tho Orient?
Or Around tho World?
Why set get
rate taleraaafi
traeeied entaaseBTM
el sis pftttHI
Yht& y"M
OORSEY B. SMITH
MAVAGKB s
JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAO
1M SKOAUvTAI, rOTLAHD, OB.
TUm Maiatell Wit
CHILD M IN FIRE;
HOME DESTROYED
Centralis, WasK. .' Jan. S4. The S-
year-old, child of Mr. and Kra Andrew
Kagnlak wag burned to death at noon
Friday when fire destroyed the family
residence at Ft Ell
The origin of the blase has not been
determined. Mr Kaimlak had been ab
sent from the house only a few minutes
when the fire was dleoovexad, and ef
forts to reach the child were of no avail.
The father is employed In a nearby
logging camp. The loss on the Ksgnlss
home Is estimated at S30Q0, part of
which Is covered by insurance. Frosea
hydrants hampered the work of the fir
atpartment.
Besieged Wife Holds
Fort to. Keep Away
Hubby's Moving Van
- ' LOST AND FOUND
LlaT tvmb iar d.'I
ICS
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EDUCATIONAL
IN r
Chicago, JTan. JL (T. N. S The siege I at ta Boni tw.
of Troy bad nothing on the tdege Mrs.
Vesta McJTatrich Brasn. embattled wife.
Is withstanding in her eOort to balk bar
husband. George P. Braon, tram gain-
tng posseaeloa of tha Braon noma la
Astor street.
Mrs. Braun was hopeful of reinforce
ments In the form of a court injunction
today, but was prepared to bold oat to
the last cutca.
Mrs. Braun and bar husband are sep
arated bat not divorced. She is suing
him for separate maintenance alleging
drnnkenness. habitual Idleness, abusive
treatment and non-empport.
Recently Braun endeavored to sell the
Jhome tn Astor street for $50,000. Mrs.
eraon rerasea to sign ue aeec Then
Braun . began removing the furniture
from the bouse with the Intent of stor
ing It and leasing the residence.
KITTING NOTICES 10j!
ATTEUSIIO.X. VOTARlaJ
L Ataf trsanle . 117. Tt. Q- K
1, a., Kaauuar. jaaaswr XI. si A
e-elnrk. est te Wia fWm M the
nPWiiaa bea-dmc.- 888 TassluU
iiisaa ii as asw tivw, aietan saw
TU1D b Clim. an I r5M. -
Aaaesrt am Baw Iteaasar, I aetucalae rea 8s ae aj. It ataeea rse aa
laavarf 28. at I O'eleck abaaa. I mrmmt ajasrrvai-j awe a ma eraaes e
Pvtiuaa Tii l , mM I asst raw aaaiiri iiasaw aa mm am ian
asemea aad aasaalte. I aaV. ' taw IS
aad avsaalav I f4": ' " t
. I ba V a It's f Ma ,
IdaWoa k 1811 B 1811 aaad I AB AVIATTO 9rQBU
HABET A MeBAB, Aey
OBjgooK LoncB no. ioia. t.
AD A SL BseeaaJ ea.
T (x av U. H.- ew-1
t'H u kM irs .vn si.Min
Gar. 84 seal Assse. ,
iu. a. a o. O. r. sUwakar
sb sua aareas. a eclacs,
eaa asd "--f AdBsaaswe) 1
tree. Odd faUowa. lUaekaaa aad
rnrX. ANSA IV OAWatXk
taaiw eresina aeateaas aad v rears.
awea asa. iseaasa ar acoartwatuea t
tsaaaee saaa. The kAaCPrrtLl.
The aikacri
1 sVWinai
bvaa 8s eaahatasaa a
tea, Urs
Aaba ewa.
ass afta taw -I
Aa east Tva
laW.o.
- - k
rite: eaudrae 1 aata-rr. sraeUoa aad eleflrtrsl nmrit a.r-eane
sad HmilSrS. -TLr-
W1UI, Seey. I .u..fr eeapaiiaurt atfssa ae ra
' ' aand aaetona. lea awe tt e i I to av
Advlaed by bar attorneys that she could I tcM-
PEATH NOTICES
t ta V
103
. afilltary snapoal. Pwa-I
UnaV ar eal tr ' '
BXMPBnXS AITO AADtaACTUM cfcKXUi
Hubert Berry, Who
sLaf -MsTxl t" sfN T3 Msfxl a aAl
ill UAC X ai UlCf X OUCO not halt the removal of the furniture un- 07 iait, taAT' rHAaCB roi pao..rmnv .4 rr.a
TLT ni,, T A. were ta phyalcal ioeesslon of "a.'!- ili-PLti a Fxla t ovZ2ILt U"n
- VfJJ.uiAV AwWiJUi m ment la the faahionable Ambassador waa.. ad Hasaid gaadT of lvWrca-t " fj a . Srv tv .
Mld I ArrA 7T" .'. WT-aldo... B-m-at a!.' at TitT "nocT Z I WJtT1n 0&V fS I
id family, who hottM n50On be?lr 'n f100' OOK-At 1188 afc. -Z-t
on H. Vlnea r00a wlth her Blil!l ck! JZFil'
vLZ" v . re,laed tor 14 hours or more, despite lea-iST T1 haTpJi.
Jaaaary 11. 1 rT t
Ibe
la
raisaral ernnseeseats are aa charsa af Snook A
Hubert M. Berry. 21-year-old member I ffuards Braun had throws shout tB I waianat ae. at 8ta. - Nouo at
ir ' - ran hi later.
or a prominent Fortland
was convicted of assauli
..... . m 1 - vwia wi awra. uastuta l ressaus are SS tae rvasral earagfs a A
second-hand dealer, on December lithe fact that there Is no boat, light or I tewcthv a Co.. stssT 824 ac a
1320. ana later Daroled br Judara Catena I waier m too nouse. tine nas Kent warm I " -.
is again in custody,
tenant Harvey Thatcher,
a photograph sent from Pendleton. I Attorneys for Mrs. Braun today will I Noetr af raaevai kiter.
Under the name of H. C. Charlton, the I ask aa Injunction to nrevent removal I kNiit-a la iw .it, 1.. 41 ,ri.. i t-u
man aaid to be Berry was arrested in I of the furniture. If this is granted I aied sa years. lata w Caaukaake. Or. The
Pendleton charged with two burglaries I Mra Braun will forsake her hlatnrtA I rs nrnsarv. Meatsaaten
in Baker City and two in aa avwi vatnv a.r T.lrrn lumrioos I ' ' . .
Berry and a companion. Bay Boyce. were I apartment. I Gkaxt in iha ciw. Jaa. 20. joaa. asd 41
na vay aat yaa Pboai Va a Us.
rOeUTeUal Vtat tUCsi 4sBAaH.Ata -
led by Judge Gatena, w,tr n the house. She has kept warm TZ!tJr TWT1 "
r according to Lieu- wiUl rUT" of 1401 "water bags brought G .PSA - t t. Jaaaarj
ccorQln w "eu in by friends and subsisted on food nro. vvi, C. Maeel s 84 year, a,
ttcher, who identified 4 byln. iameaotSof " V 1
i -s a -a i-a - -
aUJKT BLDO. 8D AKD aluaaiSOa
arrested in the railroad yards December
13 by Special Agent Bushee of the O-W.
R. A N.
Berry Is a graduate from the school
of pharmacy at the University of Cali
fornia. After his arrest here he waa
tried in the circuit court and committed
to the asylum in Salem. He escaped
and was later captured in California. He
was brought back to Portland and sen
tenced to the penitentiary. Judge Gatens
Co.
NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS
ONioaeo jn. ti ra.as gar, 1
IA LOMWaiNt Jan. 88 Mar. 4 See. 4
La TOOnaiMt.....raa. 4 leer, g Start
L eavoig ra. 11 kssr.11
auesa see. 11 Ape. g
POueeilLON res. 14 ffersie i
ra"Ot Paa.ie Mar. 88 As, is
, KOCMAMBtAU r.18 Mr.se Aar. 88
AAie 8aa.ai Mar. I Aar. g
Now York Vlg. (Spam) Havra
noveaiLLosi ........raa.ii
kA B04JROONNAI8 Mar. If
TOURS IN ALGERIA e MOROCCO
aHnai Aram Seraaaui e Mareatlna
- Tares ear rear aVeat Meaer Tries
Wrne far leAaraaUM SsiwajUss. marasuea r-d
eav, aaaen Oaast Aawsta. 100 Ohani Si,
Siatya, ee Least Ofries,
ArTORIA and WAY POINTS
rrgAsjBR SBAVICg
tea Bafly (Iiaaat Safes as) 7se a, as.
asasud Sleeplne; Aeeoesasodaooat
O -" All efc sad Bmm
Beach r-saoes.
"ABB 1188 KACat WAX. 88.84 BOCXO TBlf
AMer Oliiat Beat. Bears. 8S4S
TUB HAAKIWa TBAIIewOltTaTtOal OO.
ha?
mm
Patatngtr and Freight
OOrvieo to California
prhresgk Santas te Has Fraaelsee.
SSavavas emssi aa asra SVVSI BB S r aaiaV-am
Leave Xaalelal Deck He. lT". sa,
SS. Admiral Evan - Jan. 21
SS. Senator ..... Jan. 28
SS. Admiral EvaziB-. Feb. 4
Ami Kvary Batarday Tbereaftet
col Service to Marsh field,
Eurtka and San Francitco
Admiral Rodman Feb. 1
Every 14 Pays Thereafter
Fast Transpacific Pauen
get and Freight Service
Tekokawa. Ksee. Raaagha.
Hf gaal Masna'
Sauisg frea Seattle
SS. Silver State - - Feb. 4
SS. Pine Tree State . Feb. 18
SS. Wena tehee ... Mar. 4
Tmr fan talematiea asplv at
101 Third St. Cor. Starh
rkeae Broadway Mil
POSITIONS OF VESSELS
Radio reports from North Head give the poal.
Boa at the ioUovioi vestels it 8 pi a, Jaa
nary 20:
Uebre, fren Baa Pedro for Seattle, 83 Battel
sooth of Ospe Flattery.
- Wapama, from Seattle for Ban Prandaoo,80
mllaa south oC Colambia river.
Multnomah, from Wdlapa Barber foe', 8ia
Prancisoo, bar bound inside WUlspa barber.
If onfoUsB Prince, from Ewaoaea for Tea.
ooaver, 800 Bailee sooth of Vancouver.
Br Federal wtrelees:
W. r. Uerrte, from Honolnlu for Avon, 2 TO
SaDae west of Ban Francisco.
Hamer, from Baa Pedro for afnt X40 aallei
west of Baa Pedro.
Oleum, from Oleum for Portland, 260 mues
oath of Astoria.
Stockton, from Baa Francisco tor W'mnla,
90 miles west of Baa Franciscou
Wast Prospect, from Beba for Sen Pedro,
1118 miles west of San Pedro.
Barry Luckenbach. from New Tort for Ban
Pedro, 1002 miles sooth of San Pedro.
Cold Harbor (nooe). from Philadelphia tor
San Pedro, 1868 miles south of San Pedro.
Willamette, troca San Pianeiaco for Baa Pedro,
60 miles south of San Frsaeiaoa.
Saa Joan, from Panama for Baa Francisco,
1874 miles south of Baa Fraaclaoo.
Buckeye State, from Baltimore for Sen Ftaa
ekeo, 80S miles north of galina Cms.
Princess- (noon), from New York for Can
reoro, sovs muea aceua M Ban rearo.
Arisonen, from Boston for Ban Pedro, 1800
mQes aoath of Saa Pedro.
- Ltfxia Arrow, from Mew York for Saa Frta
ebeo. 1 T18 miles sooth of Saa Francisco.
V. H. Buck, from afoateTcy tor Oletrm. 7
miles north of Monterey.
SOTICE TO XARINEBS
The followinr affects the aids ta navigation
in the Seventeenth Ua-htboussi district:
Orecon and Washinston Colombia river ap
proach. Columbia river light vessel replaced
OB station January 18, and relief light vessel
withdrawn. Charts. 6008. 8100, 6151. Light
list, 1822. No. 180. .Buoy list, 1821. pace 19.
Oregon and Washington Columbia river,
(a) Main channel tea and whistling buoy 2
found ant of position: (b Clatsop spit gas
buoy 18. reported light extinguished January
17. was relighted earns data. Charts. 6002,
6100, 6161. Light list. 1922. Kos. 194. 206f.
Buoy bat. 1921. pages 19 aad 20.
Washington Paget Bound. Sbilshole bay
dredged channel buoy 4, reported damaged and
not viable at high tide, will be replaced as
soon as practicable. Charts, 6447. 6450. Buoy
Ust. 1921. page 48.
Washington; Washington Sound. Point
Busier ouoy. Heretofore reported mistdcg, was
found in position January 12. Charts. 6300,
6878, 6880. Buoy ust. 1921. page 63.
By order of the bureau of Usbtacusea.
ROBERT WABJUCK.
Superlnteadsnt Seventeenth HthtV.wWt. district.
Mexican Seattle
Keikya Mara ShimonesU . . .
B. F. Lacksnbsch. . . .New Tork. . . .
Chattanooga City ....New Tork....
St Joseph ....Seattle
Karonca Sunderland ...
Bektor Shanghai ....
Nyanza New Orleans . .
Daisy .Saa Fran.....
Annette Bolph Saa Fran.....
City of Victoria Vancouver ...
Fuku Maru Kobe
Tiverton ; . . . . Saa Fran. . .
Flavel Saa Pedro....
Frank O. Dram. ..... San Pedro. . . .
Nepomet Seattle ......
Mexico Aberdeen
Oeorgina Bolph San Fran.
Hawick Hall Seattle ,
Colusa ............Seattle
Boobyalla San Fran.
Beinan Mara Kobe
Senator 8. Diego-way .
Kenneeett New Tork
C ranter HaH Seattle
Rose City Saa Fran....
Eastera Bailor Darien ,
Pleiades New Orleans.
H. B. Grove Baltimore
West Hsnjhaw Saa Fran. . . .
nemua ............ Tacoraa
Macular .....Saa Fran,...,
Dahida Mara No. 8... Kobe
Te Depart From Portland
Testtls " Tc
Admiral Evans . . .
Bettie Lockenbach.
Kinkastn Mara . .
TM von port ......
Holland Mire ....
Thna. Crowley . . .
Rose City . ,
West IslelA
Banna Nielsen . . .
Tuacalenaa City ..
us Vegas
Celllo
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paroled him on condition Be ship out oo Dynamlta may be need to release the mother n l. Boy U of Cvwsa-y. Or. j5i wlSL - es
r5ff&ittl2l. San Fran-' 17. cfn.at l1' taL UUL
d -V keard of -until tne S??? iTI&v'L. rft ittss
irouDie in X-enaioton. I train from tha Tinner Peninsula .Iwunl I Waukoo. Ia.. Tjaauai La Hl. , S. , T-1
UiUrLii a .,
wr . m i I asm nar Mary irumr M uua earv ui .. . .
Oregon Agricultural College, Corral-1 C.?7T- Z.i "i.,. "rZZ I MI .w- . Sneeback af Bosna Bead. Wash., I ACKXT8 wuud ter Isaaoat thra
" - - i irom or. ignace w aiacamac iitv. -mrs I st vusn o uu estr. rasarai ana i r mw-aw i a I v
waters or Mary s river nous no terrors nave oeen unaoie to reacn ner ana ayna- i gT4j tJrn ' , -T,
for Marie "Babe" Stenstrom, an O. A. C nlte wiU be used to break up the Jam if church, Maryiaad aad Biaadec7rr'eM
co-ed. It is only one of the ways she
gets joy out of college life. Miss Sten
strom broke into the limelight recently
MoerdUk
Ntchteroy
Mexican ......
Borgland
Chattanooga City
Howick Hall . .
Hawaiian , , . .
Karonga
Seine Mara . . .
Mexico .....
Montague
Creator BaB ..
West Uroshaw .
Annette Bolph .
Neponset
Kemecott .
Besrport
Kaikyo Mara . .
Fnku Mars ...
Panaman
Eastern Sailor .
ftata.
S. Lnego-way. . . .Jan. 21
.New Orleans . . . .Jaa. 22
.Orient Jan. 22
.Saa Pedro Jan. 22
.Japan Jan. 22
.San Pedro Jan. 22
. San Fran. .... ...Jaa. 28
.Philadelphia ....Jan. 28
.Orient Jan. 28
. London ..Jan. 28
.norto 'Tarns. .. .Jan. 28
.8. F.-S. Pedro.. Jan. 24
..Rotterdam .....Jan. 24
. .Europe ....... .Jan. 24
..Europe Jan. 25
. .Europe Jan. 25
..United Kingdom. .Jin. 25
..... cneunu ...... ,jul x
.....New Tork Jan. 26
Enron Jan. 26
Orient Jaa 26
Mexico Jaa. 27
Or"nt Jan. 27
New - Orleans. . . .Jan. 27
.....Australia Jaa 28
6an Pedro Jan. 28
New Tork Jan. 28
Pfew Tork Jan. 28
imam Feo.
Japan Feb.
i Orient Feb.
Europe Feb.
Orient .Tea. IS
Vessels in Pen
Oregon Fir .......
Las Vegas
8wiftlight
Montagne ........
Banna Nefleen ....
Kinkaaaa Mara
Holland Mara
Henrietta
Thomas Crowley . .
Steel Mariner . . . . ,
Seine Mara ......
Borgland
Davenport
Hattle Lockenbach
CeHlo
Admiral Evans
Tuscaloosa City . . .
iNicnteroy ,
Hose Citr
Atlas
Moerdljk
Theodore Roosevelt
Tricolor
West laleta
E. H. Meyer
1 1 I Regular earricw aa
I f Tork aad Lee
I 1 Taeaeaa, ta
I i' IAue-toe) eta
H v nee a
weea 1
Anarelae. Baa
the l-anaaaa Caaai.)
I ae sails. i
itZi)lr' v New
wunocn
, rrora Jteea Frees
. sortlaod, afa Boetost Phlia.
ii'j.l04 Jaa. 18 Pea. 1 Feb.
-Jee. 18 Fee.lt Feb! 16
ua ...... ..x as. is star, l Mar. I
rtlanel
WFST i"LFTA .....Jaa.t4
ri.l ! Feb. 18
graU.TUtlBl,l Feb. Ill
Fwr Feather laferasatim Ararw 4a
. m ADJUAAL LUL raelOe Ceaat Areata
161 Tbirg Btreet .Fsese Breagway Utl
News of the Port
KrrteaU Janeary Bl
NichteroV. Britiah steamer, from Tumimp
baBast
Tuscaloosa City. Americaa steamer, from Yam-
convex, ballast.
Peaartueea Januarv T1
Admiral Evans. American tnv a.w
Deo and way ports, paaaenger sad general.
natoe MeaeaeacD, Americaa steamer, for
Mobile and New Orleans, general.
steel Mariner, americaa ateamer. for Avon
awata, general.
MAKI3TE ALMAXAC
Berth.
. . . . Clark- Wilson
. . . Terminal No
. . . . . .North Bar
Columbia
.... umaa-PoulseB
. . .Terminal No. 4
St Helens
Clark-Wilson
St. Helens
...Terminal No.
. . .Terminal No.
Globe
Preeeott
. . . Terminal No. 1
St, Helens
. . . .Terminal No.
Irving
...Terminal No. 4
Ainrworth
Astoria
. . . Terminal No,
Astoria
.Hammond Ur. Co.
. . . . Terminal No. 2
Couch
May Dynamite Ice
To Free Ferryboat,
Traiii Passengers
1 "v. as leeaaiia ere et rnueye awr
ssry . Moatcamery at Flfte, Besias af faaeeal I
BMiaussv.
. fayetOsala-
eiaisa 46TM jra.e rasa. Berawaey
see a.
f AKktgA Tie aeeaans J tU laa, traak fW 1 CroalM
ac wul be faraasdal that I Sake wasp ee-l km '
T rmjay A Soa to Brasklya. It. .T I j
whew serrtres wvll be betd aad totenaeot aas4a.
FUNERAL NOT1 CO
Bxa umi'i f r:a eaa asa
emt sat Wrtss a eag tat eaa
bSw7Isbw4s tsaV
r -wsiw-J mi BaOway Tesarranb
BBEi&-A the wsinsnea. 145 B. 17tA t.evege bids Night
LJLABM TKLKOBAPH1
Isataasa. 434 Bail way Bs-
O.A.O.Oo-ed.Takes
Dip in Icy River
When Chums 'Dare
her.
A bllzaard and the treacherous eondl- KT, ZL?1? Jfff Jl laQJfAH7
lion Of the Ice nakeS It Impossible to Monday, Jan. 28. at 8 JO a. aa.. theaea teeaeaa et geiem. Asuria, TVs UeC. fLamt Im
bring the passengers ashore over the I swnuJBB. Jttb aad a Jlaa. vaseelaaa BeaA Write KanA Bmse Braak. Ca 8
frosen waters of the straits, but no 1 rir, Z7 7Ct. riTT a. as., uwe-1 st, rwwa, w.
faara are, entertained for thnae shosrd U ek. u T'. . 1' "?'TU1 1 aAlXSMaU aad crew miaasm toe a aaoara
f I as the vessel Is Well Stocked With fuel I rasgevaaau ia ear af MUW A Tray7 I mT.1 aeaasmty. .Bat. afaW 141 a
saa prwviauona sou is lu no unmeauui viusi at ia rwstrteoee. 1007 Miaaaappi I
dan agar. . suan Vteary. aaeg 18
w. wv v. xjmmrw ai uw
Care a a letis Iar
iJeiree-w.
BL B
! she does not break ber was out today. I a aa,. where iqukai
ErGEKB LOGGEK KTLLED
Kucene. Jan. IL (U. P. Lawrence
wnen was announced by the women's Tounr. 18-year-old loesrer of Eurene.
pnysical research education department I waa killed In tha logging woods at
that Bhe had a chest expansion of seven I Mabel, Friday afternoon, when a tree
inches. Miss Stenstrom s home is m mi m him TT Ihth a aistar. Un.
saiem.
A COld morning this week, when there ,1. mntKer. Urn. Kin la Anderson. Eu
wu iruei oa tne grounu. aiies Bienstrom I rene.
lws s ueuo. Agauisi uio vsnuu ot
her girl friends she walked down to the
river, and without hesitation, slid la.
sne didn't stay In long, for the current
waa too swift. After swimming donw
the river a short distance, she came to I
shore and -greeted her astonished girl
irienas.
Gee it's cold ! Where's my coat?"
she gasped as soon as she was out of I
wuw e.ici. a ucu sub weni. noma ana 1
spent some time scrubbing off the dirt
irom the river.
will ha
rnenas inviesa. Interment, ait Oairary
etevy. MrEntee a EUeva. directors.
BOT. ear 14. wti baryeie. aa Awkwjr
652 K. STth t J.
IOLNU At raadeaoe, 617
Jan. 20. Jaas C Tocos, saw 76
mother of Jotia O. Toons. Funeral eemose
will be held from McCntas A Usta parlors.
16th aad Eveeata sta.. Mender. Jam. 11. .1
tlKAliQCABTEBg far casks sad Aitcaaa beta.
haiiw a. - L B"ewr 2
1 p. at, Frsaads tnvitad. Intirmsat Malba
msJl ermrvery. MrEntea A Ml .era eH.a
Qladys Morely of Aberdeen. Wash., and vrutPFn tk. t,.i j,-
TliMrrUgts.Dlrtbz. JHatlts.
HELP WANTED TPtALE 04
THB WOatB-'g riataatm aavaesa, atty ar
Portaad. sflers rat eerrkas aisl Baaev
pertaJama as taa aarTase aad smietan af
e aia ead gtra: warn Is as eiefatmiil. 614
Ann Teener af 1837 GerWa4 .a win u Wl" . M Sat Ml Ms raeae ataaj
K1S Umu.. 7 s 1 a . w.t I S i 7 X. .
asoftaary, Moatgomerv 'st FiftS. . Priraisl iavUad lisST CLAse traaawwrs asd aaaAers wai-d far
ioneiuaing aemeaa niwrvw eeeseteey. - 1 any saa ems ex terra ,
T0" lU.saae WUial4 vrrfre a w.a m
FOX Tee faneral
sua ea a nones, vtasa.. wui ae sals and,.
Jea. K, it 2 p. m.. at the Taeiatla MeUndietl
emrcn. M neoos invnaa. tMetooaaa an iluss
Taeiatla eewMtary. i. P. ITniey A Boa. diraeteea.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Will Tiy to Weld
Farmers of Nation
Into Powerful Unit
Robert A. Jealiag. legal. 818 Exchange build
in aad Hulda U De Poeaemy. legal, etty.
Jenee C Nissea, legal. Taceeaa, Wash., aad
Mary ITomtoedt, lapO, Alder hotel.
Harry a Blehloagia, legal. 626 East Mala
suesw saa aaone ztaywaro. segal. 8TS
Eieveata ecreea aorta.
WEDDING
W. Q. gMTTH B CO.
AND V18ITINO
CABD ENGBATZX8
til Mergaa Blda
DOXOTAW ESTATE FATS
Salem, Jan. 21, Interest amounting
to. J387.40 was Included with the In
heritance tax of 439.t0 paid into the
state treasury by the Ann Donovan
estate. Ann Donovan died in Multno
mah county in 1910, leaving an estate
valued at 155,000, according to State
Treasurer Hoff. When Hoff began
checking up on delinquent estates he
discovered the estate.
sa mvera SaautlL.
North Head. -Jaa. 2 1. Conditions at the
month of the river at aooa: Saa. smooth ! wind.
acatheaat 4 miles; weather, doady.
Portland humidity at aooa. 1 T.
DAIXY BTTEK BEAOIJ8GS
8 a at. Pactflo Time.
I isi
11181
5
"i-i 1 1
UmatOU ....8 M. 31-0.2
Bogeoe ..... 10 4.3-0.2
Albany v.... 20 4.60.6
Balaaa 20 3.0-6.4
Oragea City.. 13 4.0-8.8
Portland ... 16 0.8 O
SiTemptnree
PEc 'rS if
2 I 5
1
er
0 23 il
.04 41 29
.02 41 34
.01 39 81
.10
0 88 84
-FaUias.
SITES FOSXCAST
The Willamette river at Portland wul re
main nearly stationery during the next two
as urea aaja assent as aueoteu oy uia Ma
AT . "W OSI.D'S FOKT8
Astoria, Jaa. 21. Arrived at midnight Mo
tetaha Taodate Booaevelt freea Baa Fmseiaea.
Arrived at 8 aad Wt p at 6 a at, Steamer
west lairta. noat rmiaaeJpnta. Axrivea at g
a m. Norwegian ataamer Trwoeor. troas Bu
reka foe Westaort. Arrived at 8:30 a nt
Bteaajer AUas frera Baa Pedro. .... -Astoria,.
Jan. 20. Arrived at 11:86 a aa.
tad left ew at 1:80 . m. Steamer Bass Cite
freea Bea Fmacieeev -. Arrived at 8 a. ss---Brit-isb
steaaaer Kktesoy fmea Vancouver. Amved
si m -a. av oteaaser uroouya from Bandoa.
Arrived at 1:20 a. at-Datch steamer Meerauk
11am oetue. aauas St f p.
ateemer Vraail Mara fee Janus.
averpeoi. 41
DOUGLAS G. LEITCH
Funeral services for Douglas Gibson
Leitch, who died Saturday in his home,
584 East Broadway, were held Tuesday
In the FJhley chapeL Leitch was man J
ager or the Vancouver Flooring mills.
He was 59 years old. He Is survived hv
his widow and a son. V. O. Leitch, of
Portland.
j OREGON COUNTRY DEATHS
BIRTHS
VS'CEfiCH Te Mr. aad Mm. F. F. Woaroh.
sua Si. iota. Jaa. 18. a daughter.
WIIXJAM8ON To Mr. and Mra J. B. vTO
Kameen. DteDa. Wash.. Jaa. 15. a saaemter.
STSLNMBTZ To Mr. sad Mn. George gtata
meta, 760 K. 11th N.. Jaa 17. a daughter.
CLARK Te air. aad Mm. P. W. Clark. 48 K.
74th N.. Jan. 18. a daughter.
BBUKbTEB Te Mr. sod Mrs. J asses A Breaker.
is 1 usmsu awe., jam. a 1. a eon.
CANTOB To Mr. and Mia. M. B. Cantor. 184
E. rirst N' Jam. IT. a son.
DODGE To Mr. aad Mra. J. C Dedse. 14 B.
78th. Jaa. 1. a dauahter.
HALL To Mr. sad sa William F. BaB. 658
Borthwick. Jaa. T. a eon.
GREEN To Mr. sad Mrs. Tbognas J. Green,
Powerful pressure will be brought to 1 BAWLtKS To Mr. aad Mrs. H. BawUaa, 038
B. zuta it., Jaa. a, a oangntsr.
OBERG To Ma sad Mrs, Edward A Overt,
1088 E. 18th If.. Jaa 14. a soa
CRANK Ta Mr. aad Mat, L. A Craaa, 440
WALKtaTo Mr"snd Mrs. U vTalker. H
Williams. Jaa. 18. a daaghtar.
TCRNBULL Ta Mr. sad Ma. A J. Turnbull.
1281 B. fvaahoe, Jaa. 8, a eon.
BXLNKB To Mr. sad Mra F. Reiner. 821 25d.
Jan. 17. a daaghtar.
MAN I To Mr. aad Mra J. Mans, 9308 88th
eve , Jaa. 10, a daughter.
By James T. Xolbert
'Washington, Jan. 2L TJ. P.) Out of
the agricultural conference meeting
here next week may emerge the frame
work for the most powerful politico
economic combination in the history of
the country. This is the cooperative
marketing plan now practiced to a lim
ited degree in the Middle West.
Agricultural leaders plan to weld the
6.000,000 farmers of the country into a
vasx cooperative unit.
bear on members of congress during the
week forspassage of the pending bills
giving cooperatives legal standing.
Mazamas to Hike
From Angels Rest
To Wahkena Falls
DEATHS
Mazamas will take a snow trio Sun- I C BE MEN Mary Cremea, 408 12ta, Jaa 19
day from Angels Rest to Wahkeena -JlS?" 'Li!LmP-. . .
falls, leaving the Union elation at 7 :15 1 " ltrtZZr.. "
a. m. for Bridal Veil, from where they I KXMANO Clara T. semano. 8t Tbssats aoa
will rlimh to Anr.l. T7t win (Vimai I aitaL Jan. 20. 1 moatth: .ailti ill
falls. From Anaels Rest they will hike HABOWiaWea-phtoe Hardwk. TJT K. 224,
to the head of Wahkeena creek, first I oai hITa Tni .
maaing s Blue 1x1 p 10 ievus msi U I jaa. is, ee yean; awatipiecla.
time will permit. They wiu lunch at the
head of Wahkeena creek, then follow
down the creek to the highway and then
to the Multnomah falls station. The
hike will be about 12 miles, most of
which will be under strenuous snow conditions.
PAtXE- Caarlee Q. Pains. 1641 Olia, Jaa IT.
yaars; arooo itawjnaaeBcy.
NEW TODAY
SO
RUG CO.
Forest Grove, Jan. 21. Funeral serv
ices for John WH llama, aged T, Civil
war veteran, were held at the Buxton
cnapei nere xnursaay, with tne Rev. o.
F." Burns of the Christian church in
charge.' His death occurred at the home
ot bis brother, B. F. Williams. For
several years Mr. and Mra Williams
conducted a grocery store In Forest
Grove, now owned by C G. Hippie.
Dayton, Wash.. Jan. ILT. a May
left Thursday for Council. Idaho, to at-
bo tne nwerai 01 nis sister, Mra A.
C. Thorpe. wh died Wednesday. Mra.
Thorpe was the daughter of Mr. and
Mra Tom May, pioneers of Dayton, and
was born at Roaeburg. Or.. 9 years aro.
She is survived by her husband aad fiveJ,
c&uoren.
Ashland, Jan. 21. Calvtn Vance, 83. a
resident of Ashland for many years, died
this week. Mrs. Celia V. Libby. mother
of Mrs. J. W. Millner and Mra. Clark.
died at toe home of lira, Milaer Wednes-
Corvallis, Jan. 21. Mra Pearl Teresa
Hays. 36. of Waldport, died Tuesday
night at the Corvallis general hospital.
Tne body waa taken to Waldport for
burial. - Her husband, Guy V. Hays, sur
vive.
Korth Bead. Jan. 21. William Parson a.
Civil war veteran, and one of tha earliest
settlers of North Bend, died at the
nctne 01 ms gTanoaaugnter. Mrs. George
Hefrlie, aged 11 years. He was a native
er Orrmanv. Jonannas Ue Young, aged
8 vein. H UA TVirfaw ar 1h. hnm. .f ht.
lay Arnved-t-5teamer Da- son. Nelson DeXouns -
Working Conditions
Show Improvement
In 14 Industries
Washington, Jan. 21 (TJ. P.) Gen
eral working conditions have been
slightly bettered, a survey of the In
dustrial situation and employment In 14
Industries issued by the department of
labor today showed.
In eight Industries there were In
creases in the number of men employed.
In six there were decree sea The com
parisons are based on figures for De
cember, 1920 and 1921.
FLUFFHUGS
oat of yvanr osa won
ave aatx tae
price of
- rWtttn. '
txlZ Rags s
bet S3M
SIM
1U East Eights
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
BALE OF BaNIlCPT STOCK.
Kotiee hareby givea that the aadeveicaal
The iron and steel Industry showed SS? if. ba-irtcy win -atjjJ. "fTS
uw v n.u. i rueasra atotor uev, aanartzpt: Aato p
less men emnloyed in December. 1)21. 1 Urea sad pimarlai aaad as nuiiii.ri i
than in December, 1920. ' ' sad eaalpsseat. ranitafa aad Qi tares, aeeeosm
Tha wmol irtdnstr-r rlisnlsTail tha e-vst. I ' mcl rwceivable, capital stock ke. ochev
est climb with aa average of 11J.9 per I rSToT'ThSrrjar isTisi'? J52
Cent. Ittae bids will be eaaaed at the afriea af tat
Keferee ta Title Trust bids, Portlaad, Or.
CerOned check er ease aseeaaoas ta 16 per seat
w sail in si ss mast eieempeny all kna.
" iaiiui ngnt to rejeet eay aad ail ktas
,f . AUUtaJIDZH TOUO, e
TTasaee la Baakruatry.
Conference Upholds
Silverton fteacher
MElsWa WOIIC13
102
Silverton. Jan. 21. Resolutions were
fiassnd fcv tha iMttharan vninlaterial eorw
ferenee. which Closed sessions at Trinity 1 aary 21. to; tha parpoas t tnitlaoag a daas ml
Lutheran church her Tharaday. ushold-1 '"' i
OBBHA &BXAH LODGE XO.
1 has eaJlad a eeaaal mnaai
for taia evesaat, BeSarday, - Jaa-
lng ' Rev. George Henrutaen. who had
been criticised try a fellow Lutheran
pastor of Silverto j for speaking at a
UAAQCsBAOaT
FL1XABKTH MeintNO", B.- O.
aefl.
681 TaaiWB. weer W. p,rk Mam 616A
LOST
a.T. -a.. - l.i I BM aUJEM J-BUtt a
ri- I 'TT jlTri 1 eherm Jeeswr Free.. 181-188 eta si
vara S1BTB. srais m W W WWB PMb.vfivn' au. wWt 'el'o'
tors attended the conference. Rev. C. 11 uu jIT2i tTSSS
tJvSS1 FStn5 8t 'liAUi VOR B:xt. "VoaJa, and Taealay LOBT Black and wvou Kngiah ma
lrtct, presided. ; . aweuiafa. Woodman Teaapia. 128 11 sC old. Reward. 287 M. 24th. a TVS 2876.
e lMkli, aa
Revel Pxta
wiilneire aeae as iarea. Beewe-
i aer la faaaUy; aaad
RJNERAL DIRECTORS 1051 VIZ
820. eaOd
details. M
EDYARD E0L.1AH '
& SON
tSTBD 1VTJ RtLMOB
MAIM 66 1.
East Side
Funeral Directors
3. c. Duwwnto nro.
i at ramur Seas
14 B. Ahtar
Faeae B 3g, 1
SNOOK & WHEALD0N "ii
KB EE I B ai imm
BTXMQ5T AT IITH TABOB 186
Bora. WasH.
WA.TU. fav
' eeeias. wuh ae chlklram, te care fng tavee
enIl atn iliee (eg awed sees aeeee tasa aeaav
TROega seed aet saots.' A V. Caswa. MaJIwar.
Or -
WiVTkR-.rl l-r am. Uawaark a
tag sa Tagsty Ml, aaaisaj a We
aw; wui nu new a
4188:-
vVAKTUe Tares i
te
w ft
Mr 8711. for ei- esttsewt
LEABit Beeaty Caltsre thereeahly at the Bwu "
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nunnintr eF MrPrt-.
g .iWMItSW .
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wreww-V wew. SSV MMt
A XT ClBle sa -ease at a teaad etaay ee tae
BarestMB Amy Basrwe Beat, M.yss aad
IVeinOev eta, ywaa Vata 6448. f-W rar.
ei.iitv-
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taararw Ul.M. Jasraat
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eAeeeieeT.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MOTTOOKEHT AT FIFTH. Mtrw g. rlff
mmm . a a.a es lltaia iwavra. atrseee Vtle SB
tae prreary ai a weas, 14U ead KveeeU eta
Fbaai B roadwey 1113. Aet. 61148.
HELP WANTE-JIA1X AND
FEMALE 70S.
ill ee
aseam lor aU k Tiry trees
dally. 4 "4
etllXEB A TBACerrrseSi.es I. as fosaraf
aactoraw rae.rais 676 ead en. Waaass
at Bla et Broadway lvl Act 3184
R, T. BYRNES W JESSES
SnUATlOfq WA.NTTI) evCAIJt: tl
. vTATTTO Seeetal
61 WtOlaa
ave. 'Weodlewm lit
A. R. Zeller Co. fflLTSrigg-il
baa In I PartleaA ess-
steyera. was lasass wast Wilnent
saasss te tae saaa cm tae eareaa, aad was
wtll kaveaftai saa taasr easees lav a. if
as saaiiteiieiet aateoaartera.
J TO 4tb et.
Maam 6317 aad Mass 216A
far a ar B rS f-r Brm.
MONUMENTS
101
fasje-
Br
OTTO SCHUMANN MAJtBLI WOCaCSl
CBaXTTT KH4CB1XLS i
(jr.vWW tflUt tri PHOHt CTA3
FLORISTS
, FLOW EBB FOB ALL 0GCA810.TA
Main
4737
Make 6T1 ar Saate
X- B C-. tae-. t8 B af T.
HUMK A1.A.IM Uaat yea to saw ass ready
ley badness at 1148 assay haras sea 4ajl
Taasr 81 IS far
ftleseus 8
Weirs.
rAi!fiN.T UUZmHZ FlrTSTTr
wiNTta nu(.tn. arra. ASD-nuTna
A 8PECLU.TI. XABOA X11B OB AllTvs.
834-86.
I L. CaOU T liAlL.
aerdwoed nears fas a at- waawg aad
man ee retimrat S
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we.
FATXTPq. ssfsaaias Sag Oecasgi s-rVa. eew
aikia wars gaaisstees. Saaa U46 Uew
rbara ave Tiber 1T13 or Tsbot 1?46
VAMs.ni work at a
gwsrasteil Carl B
Sill or a!raoo4 818
BOOrS assysired, esia eg ehass; esse Uw-sgne
t'eaessj aad eepeJral: tB wwrt rsBsewd.
-1 fA 6B t av TAV a tae a. a au
-We WTfl Fvaawe Tee - TAMHILX. et TTJT. rntr.rmrrrTK ' V1
1 . , j vaj -.-. ai iMWJieai uw aas wae.vi.,
8 . A"e raeei rasisaa 86 I rooSs noaired aad taiagee baui. Baoa. let!
taras atoujoasoa, M H.wlheeae. Tsbar 1146.
yUrTa. IsZrtoa " aAj'BRT eeaas. eaaaUa. rage, JraawrU. aae-
Tel. at. la 7766.
tXPEBT .
Sill.
sUHSGtga Any kiai e eaiaaiaal jess il'i-l
yAPKKaAXy.lU. eeianag sad fasuas. aeT
el ft C
BAetMEMs. i.BAILa. (.Ut TlAeiUksi.
eoatrert er day work. Astewittsr 871-11.
r im eu ait. Bites
Woaaawa S4.A
Smith's Flower Shop
Tertload-g Fiagieaaee FtortstT
Meta 721 B T. C. Lake. Mgr.
itABTdl A FO&BBa
Mala 846. A-126B.
srttstseaQy trrearat
Sth and Aldet.
Aorao. i4 VaaV
LOST AND FOUND
108
HA AD WOOD
I4SS BaOaey ,
THE following arUrles were (onad eo the ears I CAafLaTlB sad
e tha Portland BaOway. twbt A Puwer Os, I la tbe bwi'.rg Baa.
senary go; maani.n.e, issra saa, m
raises, g pina. 1 ultra ee. 1 baadbas. S sr.
aad 1 ogL gkoeee, 1 book. 1" baach brya.
knives, vebarp Besrfl. aeboai Mraaea, 1 ar.
rsbbera Mark snwft, shals, es
fleshfiaht, Owaera seas obtain
BetafieetSe at First aad AsVr et etaboa.
aaeaaa a
rt JT-et t!a
COCBBTB aaanag by .swat esse: aseetal e.
weva Caa 8-t 1S0. s"W a, sa.
eery fvasaisea ky la Ul
or by the yob. Aeb -l. "
HVtAUX aaata wwv'.U. tier. a Ual
Key earaet ead elarvese. r-T4. JnwL
wark teg l-ae tgeaa. Ca2
WAVTKD
Xaet ITil.
THK iollowisc artlrlse were leaad ea tha"
af tha Pranlasd Bairwas. lAcht A fewer Ca.. I
Jaaaary 16: 6 aanbrellea, 1 eagarrtto ease. 1 1 Syrvf' awrki'heve' aussrsT aaaa MkW
toaateJapea. A ent saaVI Book oartckoa. 8 ,Md. Pbeae avleea 7 y, a. Tea-r 47 41
t&lJtttt.?SlZZ taEMBO, aad Jstkav. aeat aw
aooa proser ideatfflciteaa St Rht sad Aeirr ead wwrt. tat 7643.
et Sta ties. - PLTMBIXG Swap ern reeeosabry by hast or
LORT Ktrux of pwari easda. 34 is. losg. Frt. I V. Urge ar
.ea. 38. sweat aeoa, aatbar ea X. A B. ear. I CONCBETE I
ssralL Wonaaws 604.
"ml rlass week; taactuoa SjOfl
las ear, ae bueiea I Beet 80TT. Msrataq 2984.
J,a. Fiadeg lu Tl7oeavwasa, uauaa. W4 aa4
ssaeawilaa oassa
lith aad 21st sa F'wwaou.
eaU atarshan ST
erookad taO,
6318.
UST
Bwrd. Ttaarl
the erwtag rasa. Teas 6248.
before
Umm7 sewT
aspera, render war fcsee cm rally
Bene bank.
biiaiis Loee-
T Brows Bneasa las tar.
Vrt ssd MerasaJL ea 83d et
t:ss, Itrwero.
ALL ABOl Xi aaUat ead laraaee aaaa. Unt
rlaes. wasS) eawtoea. rVewy. e I SS
JAPAXEAB eeak. sea aad swrwec wae a..ae
tkm. 6lO ar aa 2-71 1. iaaraaL
Call Tabar
paktivs:
tjajeJ,t VFrWsgl 4sfB 4FTaeal "WaSTes
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