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THE - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND,-- OREGON.
ULSTER BORDER s
VIOLEHCE GROWS
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NOTE AT CRITICS
(Coatta asd From nil Om)
Belfast, March JL- ft N. Another
war of violence rolled along- tbs Ulster
frontier today. Armed Ornemn and
Minn trra clashed at numerous points.
Raiders attacked Glensreen Ledge. In
rvmtv Donegal, but the' owner, John
Alllcsham. a Unionist leader, and bis
tenants, stood off the attackers.
' a -! ranetable was killed tn a
ri with Republicans.
- A wavs of Incendiarism has swept
Belfast '
,. Tha British somt iment may carry
the American detente will be saved
further aspersions upon their- veracity
ana nonor. -r
Senator Borah was quick to challenge
the denials of both Hughes and - Cra
vat . ? ,' r . t - -
..i tiita in I arrant Ion to prevent war 1 1V..
tn.... .mi h. irlah free state. I conunlttee was
DEMOCRATS FRO POSE TO
RE COM MIT FOCR-PARTT FACT
By i, Bart CaaaheU
Washington. March - 2L (L N. 8.W-A
move to recommit the four-power Pacific
treaty to tne senate foreign relations
planned today by its
but this will be done only as a lsat re- j Democratic opponents for the purpose of
, .. wbiiiwiuh in appearance oi, secretary
Matron to Make;;
Luxurious Home.
V- Modiste's Shop,
'Ti--;.' r t;fc'V : ! ;.y.ffy,:!"t
Saa Francisco. March - 21. ( ; N.
S.) Saa Franciaco society was atros
with a new sensation today.
' Mrs. John Spring, wife of a mil
lionaire financier and!: one of soci
ety? most . popular i matrons, has
opened a dressmaking ' shop.
In announcing the fact to her so
ciety friends, Mrs., Spring sent word
that she' would use her residence.
one of the handsomest in the city, for
a shop in order "to reduce the over
bead to a minimum,"1 so that she
could devote her time to "standardiz
ing the price and reducing the cost
of : fashionable dresses 1 to less than
one half of the prevailing prices."
San Francisco iWateVi
AreCGoing to Polls
San Francisco. March 21. L N. R
Ban Francisco voters will be called upon
at the November election to determine
whether they desire a : modification of
the : Volstead act. i Requested . by the
Order of Camels and other rwet"1 organ-
isaUons to memorialise congress . for
the restoration of tight wines and beer;
the city board of supervisors decided
to "pass the buck", to the people and
ordered steps taken to put the Question
on-the ballot.
Lombard ek. tat a TJama and k assa:
SSSSS. (;.:. ;' 4-.. .:
i j. r . rer-cm iwsmsnra, iim . -I
E. 8U and EL 84HA : ata: butcr. aaa a
owner;, SSiUS. .-. -v-.;- .iv hl .
K. ' F." FUtt 1Uit ' Rrtia . S4T Soma
drive, tat. Talbot aad Grami; builder. Walter
R. Thorn A Sons; 32780, ? v. . :
Chad Starr and Imperial Investment Ca.
Ereet store, SO 4th at, tat Ptae and Oak;
builder, A. tiutai ie Co.. Ine.; e.ooe.-
Jacob VEnk Rreet mthiiri. K. 34 tB
rt.. bmt- Killincswortfc aad Jarrett; builder. A. O
Miller; 5M. 4, : k . y . - , .
Artbw- tana Eiwt reaWenw. S6 S. 4th
V. tak Broadway and Hmlmji baOdav. J.
rollowlng tha outbreak of guerilla Hughes. nN'Root. Paul D. Cravath, I M Great Britain in the four-power
fighting along the Ulster boundary over I tbe new . Tork . lawyer, and others who
tha weekend, a stata of trench warfare I have figured in charges of secret nego-
treaty as made by' Paul D. Cravath,
attorney for the Morgans and other
lect -group of Wall street representatives
I in the council of-foreign- relations - in
New Tork and read Monday In the sen
ate by Senator Borah ::
"Cravatn Now in - my mind a very
anremen and Sinn Felners have been committee.
digging tn all around tha line. Each The move was expected to oome in the
id is heavily armed. I form of a motion by Senator Shields.
, The British government is apprenen- Democrat of Tennessee, a member of
srvs oyer the outlook, and is urging tha I the committee, who declared that he
rtwiaf raraful 'measures on the Part OfWOull Inaiat nnnn all h. .ImmiliivM
hi J.m.a Crals. the Ulster premier, I lurmnmllnr tha mibiiw r h. I Important part of the' achievements of
and Field Man.na! sir Henry Wilson, being fully "aired" by the testimony of th Washington conference is not re-
a a I ,aT Ik. T "ImI aS AlaSM I 1 . a . a a . a !. a. .a
commanusr in cnie vi n - - i those he held responsible for it. I co" at au in discs, ana wniie in xnai
taara. I treaty or in ajiy other treatiea,that -were
WhlU tha government is loath to In- I a,.a.ija negotiated. ; And that Is the bringing
- tarfara, it Is hinted that British troops I As a majority vote would be required I about of what seems to be a sympathetic
will lake over the disputed territory, un- for the adoption of the proposed Shields I understand between, the united
less there is a peaceful settlement. I motion. Democratic senators conceded I states and Great Brltata regarding,, the
na iiaax caiarrra i " jnvu.uij ue ioo i. dui i Kar' East ana raciric Tjuestion grener
trtke. . aaciartiit tnai may - rw... tney oeciarea mat they would be satis- ally, I Quite agree that under the pro
' their lives dally by worklnf In bullet-1 f led if they succeeded in placing their I .rant produced by those treaties we
' swept streets. I Republican opponents on record as vot- I have practically' surrendered our naval
. - r,. I c oown eiioris to secure pmiesa puo-
LOIp OJJ" r P'y r the recy which they
' WAII "AT BE5D TBOOPft OTEE charged envek)ped the four-power pact.
. -"l " mrl -. ! 8r Borah of Idaho. Republican
sto
Scrap War Vessels
(Special Cab), to Tha -Joonut and tha CTdcaao
iCooTricht. 1S23)
Tokio, March 21. Japan began the;
work of jscrapping a portion of her navy;
today. In ' accordance with the naval
treaty adopted at the Washington con-:
ferenee. The doomed vessels ane the den
stroyers Asagird. Murasame, Asaahio
and Shlrakumo, veterans of the fighting
at Port Arthur, They will be used as
targets by the Kure and Sasebo navy de
fense corps.
C,T'' WM f'? .?-YUtor rd"r " Un a denial by Cravath that
rallahlv stated today.
If aparks from the Ulster border ignite
tha Irish tlnderbox. it might be neces
sary 1.0 dispatch troops to restore order.
It wss admitted.
"
SEEKS A50THER TERM
Roaaburs. March II. H. L. Eppsteln.
county surveyor, Monday announced
himself as Republican candidate for re
elect lon- .
TWAKSFORTATIOIC
'CiVJHite Star
aa SS43. Nafth Riiar, Nw Tork.
At aooa, snlii apaeinad
Borah had quoted him correctly as stat
ing that there was a secret understand
lng between the United! States and Great
position in the Pacific. I assume that
without further fortification as agreed
upon, we could not successfully compete
with Japan in the Pacific alone and cer
tatnly we could 'not compete with an
Anglo-Japanese, fleet in that region.
LARGE E7IOUGH TO DOMINATE
"On the other hand, and to my mind
MAJESTIC 56.000 TONS
lanaa Staamae tn the World
HOMERIC. 33.000 TONS
New FataUal Steamer ta Ma
'OLYMPIC. 46.4S9 TONS
tn Wnltrf SaHnfl SaHtne ta
OMtRaOUR AMD SOUTMASIfTO"
Britain to hold Japan In check with th,s lB the much more encouraging state-
Anglo-American fleets in the Pacific.
BORAH IRE AROUSED
Cravath's statement -that Borah's
charge was "pure romance" was under
stood to have aroused the ire of the
Idaho senstor to such an extent that
he was prepared to quote further from
the address he accused Cravath of de
livering before a gathering last month
st the Hotel Astor, New York city, 'in
an effort to show that the New Yorker,
reflecting the views of Elihu Root, had
revealed that an Anglo-American en
tente was the real substitute for - the
Anglo-Japanese aljiance.
ment based on the safe fact, an Anglo-
American fleet in the Pacific would dom
inate Japan, and it seems . to me what
we have substituted in place of the
necessity for creating the greatest fleet
the world has ever seen, with all the
expense and temptation that involves an
understanding and basis for eoopera
tion with Great Britain, gives those two
powers the control of a combined fleet
in the Pacific which will be large enough
to dominate Japan and make her live up
to the obligations she has assumed."
Mr. Davis Norman H. Davis, former
under secretary of state) "I want to
know if you are making that statement
BUILDING PERMITS
Building parmtta for operations of SIOOO or
,7 ittei Statistics,
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
MEETTMi NOTICES
Canton Portland No. 1
SOT ICI aerrby en that tha ladmU
Welfare Cnwimiarki at tha Stats of Oresoa
wui bom a paboe-taariaaea rnoay. , 4 . a. a fs t
St. 1S33. at 3 p. mv.. raaata W4l V.'f fainrCn8 HL1I1
mm ' mt I '
aanftiauoa ealled to
coaditioas ( eaaptori aaa. of
trait and vccabai
is the atata ef Ortaoav
ICSTK1AL. VksXTABjg coinnssKHt.
. STATB or ORGGUN,
By MtUia R. TrbaH. OatrtSary.
ananca antfcai
nisa aad
S 23 tary Annual Ball at
m W. O. W. hall, E.
6th at E. Alder stn to-
pack t
SEALED BIDS -will ta Tacerfed by tha andar- I nitrht aaaCnmC flnfj eillOV
24. 1S2. for a Mock af a-iebandiaa laeated at .alf Arlmieclnn KSJTL
' MARRIAGE LICENSES
Georte Barges. 23. 195 16th at., aad Irene
(1 RTvr-k IT "01 Broadwar-
PhilBp F. Caraoa, lesal. Seattle. Wash., and
KaniM. WtrittMnnra. iMll 824 13th' at.
WUham S. tTirutie. S6, 580 G aa at. aad
Marcaerita E. Tittoa, 26. 589 Gbaan at
Cfaarka A. Trone. kcal. Oreaoa hotel, asd
Birdie Morgan, legal. 48 K- 9th U. ,
R. E. Stuck, legal. 110 K. Buffalo it, and
Hani Mulkey. Irgal. Portland.
R. i. Lanalere. legal. YaroR. Waah.. and
Lettia E. Caetoer, legal, 325 Wheeler t.
Pendlatoa. Or., coarmtina of auiiea' and .chit-
area a wearing apparel aotMB. atauooen.
necaery. light hardware. Stack iavoicaa I
87S 8. fUtarsi 11411.44. Stock eaa be
inaaactad by apDoinlaMnt aad iavoto.
tew at r affiea. Biaa aiaat to aeeoaapa-acd
or ceranaa eaeek. in per cent, ft ht raarr
ta T)wt bida. O. A. Cere, S4I Ptttorfc bldg.
comfnTEK
CAPTirN R. W. MT RIGHT '
I.IT.rTRSAXT PATTERStW
rsl! TV a, HllaAN
SKRGRANT H. H. BARS TOW
SERGEANT G. T. McCUNTOCK
NOT It' K ia hereby given that t bate ptuchated
' J. Karhter Groeery. No. 58 Cilhgaworth in. I
An eiila acai aat toia -tore nut he. aw ted
wi tara a oara from Oat lor paratent. B. it I
Carroll, owner.
w aaunne who wirwiaaad the aeeidant ' ta
naaainai r of SiehaMod car aa tha a at
Mrrh 8. 1922. pksaaa call Broadwar aad
amqiy ooiige.
WEDDINQ CAENGVER,
NOTICE OK SALE
Groeery atora t 1568 K. tiliaaa at,, aold
March 1 8. If there are any hilla iiainl thaaa tn
napmi eajea 4V4 t'eocS Mdg.
WILL not ta reapoaaibla for any debta
moM py ar wua. iaa Jaw BeaL
Beal,. .
W. G. SMITH CO.
811 Morgan Blda
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Preeertt
DIVORCES FILED
TRANSPORTATION
' TO CIRBOr RG-SODTTt All PTOV
OtVBIPIO Aae. 1. See. tt. Stag 1S
HOW! BIO new,.aek IS, May S, dwaa 10
MAJKSTIO aaw)..Ktas 10. Jane 17, Jut S
' TO UVIRPOOL TU QTJEENHTOWN
CtlTIO Apr. 1, Aae. S, Jtine S
AONianO Aae. S. May ST. 4wne 14
, aaiTIO Apr. IS. Stay IS, June 10
MSSANTIO Aae. 1
CIDNlO Apr. tA. May to. dune ST
TO A KOREA, GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA
AKASIO Apr. IS, July
r4EDGTAHlKJE
TO Pt.TMOCTH, CHESBOCRO AND ANTWERP
KSOOMLARD ....Apr. 1, stay , June 10
LAPLAMO .......Apr. S, May 18, June 17
PINLANB Apr. S2. May 37, July 1
. IISkAMO Apr. IS, June S, Jail S
dArilwlil !ArJ liltJE
TO HAMfcrRO VIA QrEENSTOWN
PLYMOUTH AND CHERBODRO
MINSJIK AMOS .... Ape. IS. May 34. Jane ZS
MAMOMURIA .....Apr. S. May 81, July B
ST. PAUL May a. June 7, July It
MONaOLlA May 17, June 31. July 36
HrrtSwATrOSAL MaNOARTILg MARINg CO
130 Btaa-aera 1.800.000 Tona.
LeaaJ AaanU et Oampany Off lea. O. P. BAR.
SC MT, Manage,' SIS Seoaed Aaa eUli,
; Wata. ". mmn ii
AUSTRALIA
. RBV ZtALAHB AND SOUTH SI AS
Via TchM asd Raratawga, sun and Petaenai
artlas tram San rranaJaw reary 38 Oaya
SS4) Oallfeenls BV. San PrsaclBM
Or Lacel taaawMp and Rallraad
Here is the stenographic report of the I 8 fact- or is it just your opinion of
damaging disclosure of a "secret under- I wnat would happen!" -
standing" between the United States I THEY TOLD HIM SO
Cravath "I have been told by every
I member of the American delegation, and
while I haven t been told by every mem
ber of the British delegation, I know
definitely that the view is held by Mr.
Balfour and I think by every other mem
ber of the British delegation that the
result of the conference has not been a
formal agreement, by any means, .but
an understanding and such a degree of
understanding and such a basis of sym
pathy has been created between Great
Britain and the United States that both
sides assumed that in all future emer
gencies they can both count on having
tne very closest cooperation."
Davis "No, that isn't what I mean.
What I mean is as to the agreements
on fortifications and the agreement as
to the naval ratio. Do you mean to
say that both fleets would dominate the
Japanese neetT"
Cravath "Of course, I have no Inde
pendent knowledge of that. I am not a
naval expert, and have no independent
opinion on that point, but I am informed
that our technical advisers are satisfied
that if the 'United States and Great
Britain are on one side and Japan on
the other, the Anglo-American fleet and
I the entire Anglo-American naval post
tion : would dominate that of Japan in
I Japanese waters. As I say, I have no
independent opinion of my own on that.
HE 8IMPLT REPEATS
"I am simply repeating that which
have been told In Washington. But in
all events we are very j much better off
-If I am right in assuming that under-
lying sympathy with Great Britain
than we would have been with as large
a fleet as the one we : had in content
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SISVIOK TO OALIPORRIA I
SAN PRANOISOO I
LOS ANOCLSS I
. SAN DIC0O I
Uara Municipal Deck Re. 8 I
m Saturaav- A P. St. I
SS. BtRATOR .. March 36
SS. ADMIRAL ' IVANS .. .April 1
SS. S8RATQR ! . April S
Laoat Sgrvlcs ts MARSHFIILD
URtKA and SAN PRANOISOO
SS. ADMIRAL RODMAN ..Mar. 32
leery 14 day Ui an after.
Poll Information at
TICKET OPF10I
101 THIRD ST, CORNER STARK.
PHONE BROADWAY 8481.
ASTORIA and WAY POINTS
' DAT PABSEHGER SERVICE
Lv. PsrtUSa. Tata. Thau SaL A- sL
Lv. Atterla, WM, FrL. Saa-f A. It,
far I Ue Each Way SI Roasd Trly
Broadway 6314. Pool Aider HL
: Th Harkins Trans. Co.
Sorereigo Hotel Go. Kzearate, 261-163
Broadway, bet. Maduon and Jeffenon ata;
hnilder, Jaraea Lyons ; 84460.
V. a. rleKM Kreet res enee, Pol Bnarer
at. bet Glenn are. and K. 23d at; builder.
F. w. tianow; 4uuu.
Setanermts Bros. Erect residence. 472 &
49th st. bet Hancock and Tillamook; builder,
same as owner; $4MM.
K. 3. Mcr'aiiand Krect reeKtenee. 4 -
SHth at N., bet-- Tillamook and Thompaoni
bnilder. same as owner; 84000.
Ross E. Anderson Erect residence, 732 Ma
son, bet 21st and 22d; builder, Robnett A
Hectare; 36500.
Mr. Ererhart Repair store. 307 N. Jersey
ft. bet Alta and Baltimore; builder.' G. M.
Mcttaughin; 31000.
T. A. (iarrow Erect residence, 625 E. 48th
N., bet Stenton and Siskiyou: builder, T. A.
Garrow A T. F. Ward; 45000.
N. L. Poole Erect residence, 5H15 62d St..
bet ' 55th are and 57th are ; builder, Robert
Poole; 81800.
Albert Dobnrr Erect residence, 737 E. 63d
NT., bet Fremont and Klickitat; builder, same
as owner; 82000.
Robena R. R ho ads Erect residence. 821
Fremont st. "bet lfh N. and 17th N.;
builder, W. P. Rhoads; 84000.' '
Ben Coulie. erect residence, 621 Spokane are.,
between 15th and 16th sts.; builder, Fred
Bauer, 33100.
A. H. Lianstna, erect residence, 1597
Chatham, between Lombard and Brandon ata ;
builder, same as owner. 81500.
Walter E. Brooks, erect residence, 455 E.
56(h st N., between Tillamook and Thompson;
builder. Win. E. Wesenberg. 83000.
James Marsh, erect residence. 451 E. 45th
st, between Ih'rision and Sherman; builder, H.
E. Hanks. 83500.
"Ll Gurnor, erect residence, 780 75th st., be
tween Sandy and Fremont st ; builder, L. E.
Sttrood. 33000.
' i: L. Lasey, erect residence, Alton st, be
tween E. 62d and E. 63d sia; builder, Fred
Pitrber, 83000.
W. , Winning nam. erect residence. 845 Clack
amas, between 26th and 28th sts.; builder C.
W. Iracey, on.
R- Q. Poet, erect residence. 1177 Ammirst
getween Alma and Ida: builder. E. Moe, (1800.
J. M. Creamer, erect residence. 657 61st st.
between Sandy bird, and Biskiyou; builder, U.
O. Smith. 84500.
W. M. Hell, erect 2-story apartments. 489-
491 itoeelawn, between K. sth and E. 10th sts.
N. ; builder, same aa owner. 35000.
C. R. Peake. arect residence. 054 KilunziH
woth ave., between 31st and 3 2d; builder, same;
as owner, ssooo.
W. K. Marsnman. repair readenee. 20 Port
land bird., between Maryland and Montana;
bnilder. same as owner. 81000.
J. W. Batchteller. erect reesidence. 857 E.
26th st, between Dunckley and Alameda
bnilder. Robert B. Beat 85000.
King 4t enrkunan. erect residence, 1104 Mis
souri, between Bryant and Dekum; builder, same
as owner, 38000.
A McMillan, .erect warehouse. 842 E. Ankeny
st. between K. and JS. Bd; buiioer. A. M
Hocken. 815.000.
Mrs. . La veue ureene. erect residence, 832
Hoff John M. against Melrina Hoff.
vv.h uB K mjnt)a Ira W. Walsh.
Courtney Alta Mae against Arthur Andrew
Courtney.
Eckton Marie against Edgar J. Eckton.
8n.nn. Ruth 8. anlnst John S. Soencer.
Jager Pesri Etta against George J. H. Jager.
NEW TODAY
SO
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FLUFF BUGS
jladg) out oi your old worn-out
oarpets and rugs. Bava half the
pries of a new rug. Us woolea
elothing.
9x12 Rags taan-cleand, M
East 3580 188 Esst Eight.
CARPET CLEANING
RIPITTINO, RELAVINO, RE8IZIN0, STO.
Ss1X RUGS STEAM CLEANING), SI AO.
Msgtresres made ever. Pesthors Renevatad.
ALL KINDS NEW MATTRESSES for SALE
FLUFF RUGS woven from oM oarpsta, -Furniture
uphetitared and repaired. .
PIONEER MATTRESS A CARPET
CLEANING WORKS
1078 I. Lincoln SL Aut 8747.
ru?RAL rroTrco
104
LtARI-OKFT la tha any Mareh 18. Bart
usaswam. wm at Jet a aad Bertha at.
asdarff af T ieatisr af Msv B. '
Kiaa at Morkoa. Mas; Mia, Sea Jabaaaa af
nrmnm ana Mia. A. K Beaaa ef Chwkaasas '
fvaarai asiikaa wfll be esstcpw3 rrtdap. klareh
14. at S p. as. - the BMitiaaev -- - af a IV
Kspwarthy aOa..8AS3-OS 3N so est with asst.
l.LUuA-I. taa Vca Sft. taUet La.
, nawajoa, Taiant ana of Ms. aad Mas. W. B.
The fwaarei aarvaaas wB bi
Priastds sarited. ga-
y
414
at is-ss.
at lnae rtr
wi I ta iaa any
er Mrs. Iw
"Esrx-t
af tha East Side Paaaral dirwtors, 414 East Ar-
swr street, at 3 p. ta.. Thursday. March
srvvs OP HTRAM
ROTAI, BLACK
PRECEPTORT BO.
61. Imlf"" of of
Friends netted, letiriai m Main
xx.:
208 Hk 3d
J. R. FEIRCK.
w. p.
L WADLET.
WUliaai C.
NOTICE OF SALE
raarr store at 183 RnsseU at. Mareh 18.
ertl mil
ALASKA .l&HEkkLN g lluN. K6T!'K1
A Meeting of the Alaska rahermea s wai
aMihm wiU ta ta tha Skrs waiea ball.
8 3d at. Portlaad. Or.. Wadaesday. the
224 mat., at S 0 dock p. m. atotabers ta good
standing are requested to ta preaoat aad to have
their book, or reesspt along.
H. M. LORNTSK!. Agent.
Rlls at 404 Coorh bldg.
MEETING NOTICES 102
CARDS OF THANKS
CAMP sneets every Wed
nesday ovaaing la W. 3.
W. Temple, 128 11th at
AU members laaomtad to
attend. Victors w.leoma.
HERMAN 8CHAKE.
Cterk.
ic tM A aar aiaeeie w--h- aad ap-
----- . w frwads and auahbors
for thaw baantirul fiorat orTerings aad for thaK
kindness and sympathy shown as danng the
iUnass and sad tares regaent of ear beloved soa
j .r ll- and Mrs. L M. Laraaa aad
tamOy.
fnaada
w
iXiRunrai.iTiN miir.it No.
lOO. Knighta at Pythias. I Mrs. H
sseeta every Wednesday avesnng,
third floor, Pythiaa bklg-. No.
888 Yamhill at Vuators si-
ways welcosae.
FRED O- KESTER,
K. of R. and 8.
X0 U'lfiU 1a t Ka rk our
neighbors for thru- kmd gaiwtsnna aad the
brentiful floral pieces during the illness and
death of our daughter aad sister. Mr. and
C. Pr-rnon and taaauy.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ICS
EDWARD H0U1AH
S0H
THIRD AKD SALMOB
MA IB 8St
East Side
Funeral Directors
r. c DCKsrsG. i.va
"The Family Sets the PrawT
CIS aw AMre at. Pa
S
Dunning & McEntee
Mnrraua at. at 13th
Aat. ass -a a
SNOOK &WHEALD0N
rClTEHAL 1MRBCTOM
srccES soils to
BBXEZK A S.SOOE
BKLMOirT AT 35TH TABOR HAS
A IX KR.XWORTHT R. K. HKNMLRhOS
A. D. Ken worthy
? ?d at 8. K.
Aam 1-ri.
DEATH NOTICES.
103
4 Eai Twentieth Street
F. AND A. M., at Multnomah, I rt KIX KH- At tar lata reader-. 404 B. 88th
. Special eommunicattoa tbis 1 8T aTgaata- Stainer, March 31. 182S.
lesday evening at 1 :80 o'clock I TT u . u Grilley. Resaaina are at
W. .
fIRF.VOMAH tIDGK NO 177. A.
Or.
Tuesday evening
Work tn K. A. oerree.
brethren welcome. By order of
OSCAR a SWEMSOJ1. Sec
MOl'jrT TABOR lodge No. 43,
. K-r.n c-v Uu SS. ak taa lata
937 Garfield avenaa. Karl F. Waadiwy, aged
-n ma ftr. at Pmiev's Moros- I
arv Montaomery at Fifth. Notice ef faaeral
t.rfter.
Vutmrl Try"JZ Z FrdHolmaa A Boa, Third aad
ftalBtoa streets. NoUee of faneral laiar. Bilsai,
Or. raoers rjieaae copy.
snn rt of Tnaaom. March 8. at Dos
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST HI IfllH A!rO HAWTBORTB
PHONE EAST T81
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
bTONTGOMBRT at ftjth. madt s
afflitk A T&ACET, nsdapaadead faaaraT
reetora, Fwnarals 873 aad ao. Wasksai
et EUa at. Broadway 3481. Aat B1B-44.
R. T. BYRNES S7ti?
eOl WTU-IAMB AK-
MeEKTa A SILXSA .fearr- parlors wtta al
Y. A A. U. 8uted eommuns-1 Pmio. cl. Manda B. Gordon, wife ef Allan a.
cation Wednesday evening. 1 SO I Gordon and danghler of Mr and 2?7
tw.Ki. nL. stwhjwl - -, w. V n Tta .ihia wai be Tor.
William F. Woodward will debrer I warded to Portland for borial aad faneral notice
a short talk to the memoars I ill appear later.
present
ICAYLOT March 21. at the late resideM. 444
Carter Lane. Tbosaae tt Ceyiot. aged 78 pasrs.
pri'asey af a boaae; 16th aad Kvarett ata
Broadway Jilt. Aat. 811-83.
A. R. Zeller Co-raaf
(TL- .r CVCXBTAXDIO CO. gas ttel
ajsww vv i
Fin leys Mortaary. Mosnvj
WASHINGTON lodce Mo.
F. A A. M. Special eommuaica-1 The raeaains are
. ,i t,i I wseH
1 a'elnek. Kt Kiehth and Bum-1 m t kw Mt Vurh 21. 1922. Jane
side. M. M. degree. Visitors wel-1 vtCarra aged SO years. Remains are i at tha
Order of W. II. 1 ,h of Edward Rousan m Boa. nure aaa
J. H RICHMOND. Sec. I Kalmoa streets. KoUca of raaerai aw.
' Ciaast Third aad Oay.
awOmjlsONTS
1M
PlIfJiTIVK Vvi. S'n isi a. F.I - - 9Bn Whitam
AAM. Open meeting under Park 1 . March to'. Edward I Wa,
anspicas of the lodge. 8 ocluek I vi Tha remains- are at Iley's
Wednesday evening. Ada Wallace I TTt,. NotJee of faoeral beraafter.
t'arah wui address the meeting
Others-will
LOST
Between Pridmour and the city,
lady's gold octagonal wrist
watch with strap of gold ribbon
attached, on Tuesday, March 7.
Call Broadway 4800 and receive
reward.
OREGON FLUFF RUG CO.
FLUFF RTJG8 AND BAG RUGS.
14 K. Stark. St. Tabor 7814
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT WILSONS AUCTION HOUSE. 169-178
SECOND STREET. SALE AT 10 A. M.
HAWTHORNE LODGB SO. Ill,
A. F. AND A. M. 8peew.rTue
, day evening at 6:80. Work M.
M. degree. Visiting brethren wel
come. C E. MILLER, Sec
SOCIAL CLCB ot Bunayside Chap-
ter will hold a card party
Wednesday eve, March 23. Sannx
aide Masonic hall. Admaaioa 2 Si
Refreshments and dancing. AO
Eastern Star and friends invited.
CTThrnAi- NOTICES 104
liAl At th. iaisuiy home. 646 BeUsoai I
street, march 20. Jamas K. mgaua. agra
jJhoSSk of Ell. Inge, brottar of W M.
rC. i Aagesss. CaL; Mrs. V). G. Bpaidmg.
U. Wtchits, Ran. JTTUssEaat
held from the oorervatory ebapclef tta East
8, Funeral directors, 414 East D"
morrow. Wednaadar. st 2 .10
vitad. Intermens a v "
Mil'
OTTO asCHUHANM MARBUI
efTHD
OJMJTT
AFWal
FLORISTS
107
PORTLAND CHAPTER NO. 3. R. A.
V. Special eon roca tion Wednea-
day. March 22. at 6 p. m. Mark
Master. Past Master aad Moat Exoei
laot Master Degrees.
OREGON - ELECTRIC C 9 CNCIL
KOIAL AHCAWUSS. WUI
. '" -Zt'T' r . sa Wiibem LwSV
heisar. Faneral services wiB ta head
March 32. st 11 a m . w
wirw a Tracer. Interment. Row City
r:rro t- atv. March 20. T22, Hattie
' V; Vnral sarvkaa wiH ta held i at the
at tha chapel af
A Soa. Third and
.1.4. s. .. a a'.wi I .Ti. WMlneaday. March ZZ. 122. as
Uu. - ui ' " - w " 1 piiioim - . . ,
at Pythiaa bids. All members hi
nted. O. O. HALL. See.
St FrsjsApbv. Broadway 6141.
SBLaa"jIW3LBl a specialty, tmtosa. pans,
alaiass Jaeger Bros.. 131-138 Sth at
. H intartun a nana Biim
, --
I . o ox. i v- in iuUh or.. Marca l i . uiuia
i . ...ii iaa ruariu w-vm - i
In Salem. Or., oa Tuesday afternoon. March 31.
at 1:80 P-,nv
Martin & Forbes
Company
854 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN 3SS. .
FINE rT4WBam P ALL 4JO
CA SHNS ABTVTICALLs
AKatAWiED.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OOCAStOKS .
Main
4737
"We WIB PVaat Tea," YAMHILL at TENTH
NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS plation and on our building program
ROOHAMBEAU . . . Mar. 88 Apr. 87 duns i I being opposed with the largest fleet
LA LORRAINE .....Aar. 1 - I that linsn wnnlif ' f In4 h rcir nhv.l.11.
PARIS Apr. B Apr. 88 Mat 34 I .hi. , .
OH IOA GO Apr. 0 May 11 JunelB T r "s
FRANCE Apr. 18 May 10 May St I una ss a matter or course 10 Keep pace
LA TOWRAINE A or. 82 May SS June 2s I with both. So. assuming that our theory
LA SAVOlE May 8 dune 10 July 18 I f Anglo-American cooperation is well
New York Vigo (Spain) Havra Urounded. It does seem to me that our
r 1 n r I nAwiftlrhn at Barolruat To rv r rtnai tan
Hey. Folks Look Who's Here!
Knight's
Sweet
Mustard
Pickles
LA BOURDONNAIS
. . .Apr. is
TOURS IN ALGERIA 6c MOROCCO
Salllnea from Bordaaug er Marseilles
Tares ana peur week Meter Trips
VvVrte far Interesting descrlaaivo mevaaure PvoaM
Bras, PssMIe Coast AasnU, 104) Ohafri SL.
Seattle, or Local Offtas.
naval position as against Japan has been j
improved rather than weakened, and
we have the great advantage in the re
duction of our naval program and all j
that means, financially and otherwise.
I 4 "St
)r (5? (? II s Irfl v
d (15 (I L H
Defects in Title
To Steel Shipyard
Are Said to Exist I
's'. ?nrc ttwaan r'ortland Uajm j Phlladelphja. Jjoatonl Haw
T ark aad I Law i An galea. Saa Fraociaoo, PortUBd. Ch-ejron: Seattla and
M Taenmav via. Panama CanaLk N4S atlat2 a. :L a r-
I it aevw wb rw raawia
avAaf UOUAD
WABASH ..
ssjF.PONSET
BUSH ....
Fortiaad
..Mar. 91
..April 18
.April II
Vf E8TBOCHD
From Trora
Portland. Ata Boston Phils.
DOCHRA. ...Leaves 5w Isrl Mar.
COLD HARBOR. Mar. 3S Apr. t Apr,
BLUE Trfaagls... Asr.lt Apr. 18 Apr,
Cargo spaee sader rerrlgaraaoau
i For Furtbar Intos-matton Apply t ' '
T AslMlRAL I ME, FaalUs Least AgssU
Ul TUN Stmt rsoss Broadway
ts
8
M81;
' TRAVEL UNDER THE BUrCXC-TOPPED RED FUNNEL
morabUStart
Vancouver,- Wash., March 2L The
title to the site occupied by the steel
shipyard wss brought: before the coun
cil Monday . night by , Councilman En- j
right, who said matters -in connection
with it should be investigated without
delay. . He asserted tnat the lease clause
had been changed to a deed for 30 years
and that other doubtful points sre con
tained in the title.
City Attorney Bates said he was will-
I lng to investigate the abstract, but it
is not an affair of 'the city, as title to
the tract is held by the port commission
and the city could take r.o action if ir- j
regularities were found to exist. A de
cision was "reached to bring all inter
ests together at the next meeting of the
Chamber or Csmmerce tor tne purpose j
of. clearing .up doubtful points In the j
title.., ; . f .1 1 : .; .
.WET
X- f
"4.
illUUIVl
rat -;-:.:.J:
V s i I
On
EUROPE
SttfromMontimlmmShipcfth
Cuturrd Unt's Canadian SaryU
Mas the St La
aa'aVae-ea saraa sg est Jiailtsi A wataa.
ta eased oa right aad Wrt Vy she aselctlm
Lsairy r the Freaeh-Ciai bb teaaWf.
OsTtta Plaaaa si AWaaasa. tahsad Owetar,
the late wi CsasiM was aettW sa taa sao
aneatoaa sUaaawi beta spa tta arsasis at
Wolfe aad Mpascaha. Tha ragicat wsdav l
feppad sa taeTrosnoaee al a smu ws people,
still artian aad vllign are I n iirnil at
of three
The Ave etVwerajnf
OLJ:
. CA1 3aOTJ3 TJS
; Vancouver. Wash., March 2L A few I
early tourists are making use of the!
auto camp. Many improvements are I
planned - for this summer, which will I
add to the comfort, oi those using me I
camp. i
cam fort,
is every gvspsct.. aasH press
to,etera with the tsaveJer's
and aafetv ia auad. Thev vrdt make the
shreil a th g yea will soag iibibIu. ,'-4',tI':.V
SPA aae Cswavd ilsead wi riH SPri
f ;1.
G21 Second Ave; Seattle. -- Phone Emott 4632
Art Yon Going to Earopa?
; . . Or th9 Orient? .
ipr Around th World?;
Vfny not get experienced ana aocu
nt. information from ens who has
traveled xtejstval fnr Uw beaefit
ot Bis tijarjrnai - - - f
SscBXSr Steansklp BleservatioM aat
l..i --..sr w arsaaia asvai
FREE
This
Thursday and Friday
Your two-line ad in the
Sunday Journal costs only
20 cents. You get the
present FREE.
This THURSDAY and FRIDAY The Journal "will give each
one of its cash classified advertisersr with an ad for publication
including the big Sunday Journal, a jar of KNIGHTS SWEET
MUSTARD PICKLES, FREE. .
KNIGHTS SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES are one of the
products of the KNIGHT PACKING CO. and are manufac
tured at its plant at 474 East Alder. They are the pink of
pickle perfection, made right, and seasoned to the proper point
You'll say they're delicious.
Those leaving their ads at The J ournal Classi- '
tied ad defttts wll be grfven coupons '
presents ;-,..' ."-V3""
KNIGHTS PICKLES ARE MADE IN OREGON
" They are sotd by all good grocers Insist on them
DORSEY B. SniTH Joiirnal Want A Dime-a-Lini
T : " .akaoe v I - - -. - ot ,.tipi k T.m m KOr 7 Timps SI .00
jouzrAi.TRXvn. cussao
188 XROADTTAT. rORTLAJTD. OX.
2 lilies 3 Times 50c-7 limes 15L00
(Ada less than-two lines count as two. lines)
Coupons for.
Presents Given at
These Want Ad
Depots Every
Thursday and
Friday
A. W. A Ilea. lth and Lovejoy '
Arbor Lodge Pharmacy. 18T4 Creely
Beaver rharmscy, 580 TJmstilla ave..
SeUwood
Brooklyn Phi inaacy. Powell at Mil
wsukie St
H. L. Fairly. 7 2d and Sandr
Faster Road Phaanu vcj. 6148 Foster
road
Frederick C Forbes Drug Co.. East
Morrison and Grand
Cehnan A Bader Drug Co.. Front sad
Gihbs Sts.
Hawthorne Pharmacy. Sth and Haw--thorne
Henry K. Rnseaoff. Drutaist. corner
20th and Htwthorne
HighUnd Pharmacy. 1000 Tn a Are.
Kenton Pharmacy, Kenton
Katxky'a Pharmacy. 8808 72d st S'E.
Xelty Drug Co., 1021 Richmond St.
Sunnrrida.
KJUingswrwth T Co.. Mianssipr
and ViTHi.amlh Avea.
Panlsen's PharmacT. Cnioa Aa at
Broadway
Kan Drag Cav. E. 4th sod Belssetw
Maraewoed Pharmacy. East 41st aad
Hoigate
Marqaardt Bros. CsioB and Kilhngs
worth MattMea Drag Store. RiaseB SL aad
Will is aas Are.
liaua Drag Store. Sth and Rarriaoa
ML Scott Drag Co.. Leats
Orlanda Pharasary. Ocg. Svth sM
. Wash.
PioBeer Drug Co 3d aad Bwnssde
Pevtamesrih Drag Co.. 820 Leasbard SL
Ptatofflo lnaaej. ,1V B. Mfflef.
Prep, Broadway aad disss St
Birn'a Cages- Store. Cor. Sth and
Wash.
3. C Clarke Co.. 28th aad Barnsade
Ceiemaa Drag Co.. East Barastde aad
Grand Ave.
Rfchaeead Pharmacy. 37th aad DV
roa
Row Oty Park Pharmacy. S7h aad
Bandy Bred.
Simmona A Hippasr. Ccr. Rnasel 1 and
Albiaa Are.
Staat-Lyona Drag Ca, 3d aad Mnr-
Tta Drag Bhap. K. 80th aad Ohasa
t'arrrnaty Drug Ca.. S84 Laasbstd .
Veraoa Drag Co.. 17th aad ABisrta
TTssfmiMslsad Drag Ca 1881 Mfl-
wave St
Wflsea Drag Co.. Car. Corbet aad
- HsgaBum
F. U A. VsThssa, Draggkw, Car. isl
and Jefferson
CoH Drag Co.. First sad STiii ssss
Caaeh Pharmary, 81T MTkslirl Ave.
Dkhsoa Drag Ca. E, 88th aad Stark '
Cnrrlas' for Drugs: SL Jataa
Downtown Depots ,
Kcli's Cigar; Store;
6th and Washington '
-Stout-Lyons Drug Co.
- 3d ' and Morrison v
- OPEN NIGHT AND
DAY EVERY DAY -
: ..' wtrA a-.
or stouaaa e"rVr4JJ
aArllMI,BJu.,l
MAIN
7709
Smith's Flower Shop
' PortBd Prugrwswse Fl-r
Mata T218. T. C. Luke. Mgr. dip aad AW
LOST AND FOLWO
108
I THE foiiowmg anicla. are loaad oa taa care
af the Portlaad Railway. IA(M A Power Ca..
Mareh 18. 1822: 18 asibreUas. 1 hmchboi.
miraei, 1 pair glasses. 8 handbags. 3 pairs 2
single gloves. 8 packages, 4 keyd. 2 strings ef
heads, photos. 1 single rubber, hsadiaw. rmaoc
Owners aay ebtata earns wjna prmirr tdentiflos
twa at FlrH and. Aider street sialic m.
THK following arudes were luuad ea tta ean
of the Portland Railway. Laiht A Power Oa..
March 18. 1822: nssbreUev 1 s cat runner.
1 pm. 1 suitcase. I hsnrlnss 2 nun 4 aue
I !'".. school tickets. 8 packages, bracelet, pari
ot pair ga Be. handsaw, garden rake. 8 purar&
(hmers msy obtain uat upon proper haraUfl-
ration st Flrat aad Alder street BUtm.
Lt8TMsle fox trvrior. Ikvne No. 80F0.
browa HA aa bead, nam "Mike." AarAe
knowing his wberasbouu ceil Cat 1114. Re
ward. LOST Between PridaMnr aad the etty, av4r a
gold octagonal wnat wsich with strap of getd
ribbon auarbed. an Taeaday. March T. Call
Broadway 4OQ and receive rewsrd '
WILL party who took browa skirt aad greea
middy Friday evening from Baick uliuaa
Aatr S20-T8T
LOST Whits aad biark F.ng'.nA pointer, ie-
male, license Ha 4. Phone East 7483.
FOOD Airedsle dog, l ell Bell wood TUT.
tUCATIOr(AL
ZOO
SHOrTTHAHD IN 90 DAYS
Oar aastraa niaa af teaching pea
at home n prevtng vary piiaalsr with those who
nave oaty a nmttad smswnt ot ma ana
Tea take pour ahorthaad Is i aims
mill ! is. ay anoatrrtsneaL at
hour or ia the ewaiag after work, aad hp the
aid af oar eapereaUy prepared h a praeoea as
aaa. Many ef oar stadrass take mare dnrta-
sa after 3 woeka af tBatrartioa We hava day 1
and Bight arhool alea. aad ta tyeeag. Rng- . I
hih and spelBng. Wnta, pbdne ar eafl far v
lormeUan oa oar tow-pnea. oner-pa jibs as paaa. f
TW IN -S'S SHOBTUA.1U PTSSIt, m0 ,
818-18 Dr-ass Bid g. Bdwy. SS. ,1
VTHT BE OTT OF A JOB
I OR WORK AT AM rh'Dl PAID POSmOTIf
We hava
Mpad liaadwi ef ear in 4astal i
paying from 82w to . 8 AS par . J f
. a. hasp ywa. tee. Tea aaa pap
taTtkoB down sad the tuleatu after '
the of skead
A pretty fasr eslac.
bast of pear
pea hava aradnstad and
aiisuj west at aaes work.
t pea taasc esr
EX -SERVTCB ME
laisst vwor bora, msary la aa
beats any ether kmd of aa lw.ae.mait.
far aastavona aaur a it a a
p m. aseept taknrday. Large
lias tree. Aas sor noos n
AJM-XX At' TO A A VIA T IO
8T2A74 Was St.
PORTLAND, ORWiOl
a as. aad 3 AS '
113 page causes I
a. A. J
0! SCHOOL
v rwksa ava. '
TTPfX.. aUCLIAB. 8PKLL Ia AkD
THAT CHAMCB TO fOMOT0 rs Jtsre
1HU1I ABB IUW S giAlia IUS it
BTBXM Tt COMEST . - r , .
- ?
rs senilis, Way we peat PI is i Mesa Sew.
.POSITKsB FOR EACR ttRADCAIB
AUsrr BLDo . to ap mobbibob
mOLKR BABJtSB COLLAMB w
the trade an a
TS4
t ana- wssehpea
OVwaspMB 4Bwa8affmB
Wdb eg aaA lag eata-
La-Lb Ta-LiPffl
sap Tsssgrapb saatstaaa. 44
atdg. Lay aad sagat ch
8t4.
th I
kClp wanted male: xo
BlMitIA
181 X. Idth sat
Apcxy iioase
i?am xitsua n,