The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 26, 1922, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextTHE , OltEGON SUNDAT i JOURNAL, PORTLAND," SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH .25,-1922. Gpmmunity New t s in; arid vNear - Portland LENTS night. The third dJeiree" win J eon- I rerrea. . . I The first coating of rock In' prepare I Another farm baa "gone to Japan. Ion for too repaying of Mnety-eecond I t&a tiro tho Herman Blaaer place near trftt has tnat been finished and el-1 Victory. - lc has been! leased to a Japaa- i hour the weather baa prevented much I ese family with privilege ot purchase. Work tie road will possibly be finished 'Judge O. W. Wonacott and l wife cele- i.i a i brated their nrry-eecona weeaing anni- Tho Lents Bastoeae Merrs organisation " "'a ; o.l la the L O. O. r, hall In Lenta Frl- J - . tar lhU It waa to have met Mat - urday: March 25. Wednesday wu as uio nau waa tasen c , .n,. T r t twi.,i l.p that evening It had to be held at h Kart B. Cotton and Professor R E. anouiar rniw. Cannon of Gresham. There will be a R- l- oi aixueta avenu- mvBiCn. and literary program. E. la having much repairing in me ;Th hena of J. P. Lynch of the Lvneh lumblng Una dona thla week. C. D. ale- district have been awarded fourth place Lulloch of Lenta la doing the plumbing. I in the atate la the egg-laying- contest for Mrs. May Bllaa of Seattle, Wuh., de- I last December; the average per hen being ered a atereoptloon lecture on Alaska 11.32, all single comb White Leghorn kt the Lenta Methodist church Thursday birds. rvanlnr. The nlctorea war all hand-1 otored. Mrs. Bllaa gathered all of ber MllNTAVM I A eaurial aa well aa alctures while .in I f ...w., .... . . Ulaska, A musical entertainment waa The next evening entertainment at the flared Immediately . following the pic-1 Menta villa, school will be Tuesday. A urea , The whole program waa wider motlon picture entitled "Street of Seven ne auspices wi vnv siuiwik ., ... . . Lhurch. '' I ouui wiu uo Bnuwn iu wiuiuyu w Mrs. B. Hammond of Gilbert road has I numbers by the pupils. In the afternoon lust recovered from a light attack of I eoucauonei pictures hnfluaaaa end la able to be around about I the pupils. b heir acre tract again. ' I lae regular meeting ana a social eve- The Lenta Odd Fellows gave a dance ning or me ieignoora oi wooacrait waa n the franco ball Saturday night new irrioay. March! it. taxing on tne v-.rt 7lwlat IH1 niriwh ,nt I nature, oi a ot riirax a pariy. au h t... kmh in th hofimikrr'i trade Irish triolet by six girls and a Wood- far severs! years, suffered a stroke of craft Charade by $0 people composed IumIv.1. Mntl U im miu-h batter ue program. exresmenia were serveu. (at the laat report. F,rty v8110 fromi the different city Beatrice O'Cormor. dauchter of J. circles enjoyea uio nooyiuimy i rriui f miK. mmA In aaalatlnr In I local Circle. .w- t ..ii.. ... cvihk M. n.m. I ine women s worn wmmiuw IhardU 9t Evening Star grange met at the home Vw: o , v.. of Mrs. L. P. Elliot, 1555 Division street, hurchased a one-ton truck. "l?"" T X, lfl r Ti.w 1 Aei rm ayait aa vaxai- I vw TTV"IVU v- U wa mVnj re v; w vi asaivat w va, aw a Menca at 6013 Ninety-ninth street. Mr, and Mrs. A. Pratha and family. 16404 NMnty-fourth street southeast, hare Mr. and Mrs.-Alex Johnson, with their two daughters. Marion and Caroline, left for Seaside : Monday, where : they will spend a week. Mrs.: Johnson baa not been well lately and hae Just recovered from a severe attack oi . the grippe. It la hoped-" that tha cbanga will greatly benefit her.: .1 Several of the collega students of the east side who are home this week are: Mary King, Rosalie Richards, Gwendo lyn Dickinson, Florence MacPherson, Herbert Morrison, William Reese, Fred Stewart. Kenneth Boucher and Merton Johnston. Ml6s Constance Humphreys, a school teacher, has returned from Winnipeg, Manitoba, where ehe has spent the last two years teaching. She says that Ca nadian schools are not nearly aa thorough aa are our Portland institu tions. If a : child receives an average of 85 per cent in his studies he is per muted to kip an entire grade, thereby missing a great deal of valuable work. This is. much more detrimental than beneficial. Miss Humphreys claims she is very glad to be back again and in tends to take a rest until next fall when she will give private lessons. : She lives with her mother on East Twelfth street. Frances Helton celebrated her four teenth birthday Tuesday afternoon by giving a party at the home of her aunt. East Couch and Seventeenth streets. The girls u came in dresses and costumes representing ; various dolls. They acted accordingly, only moving with Jerks. It was quite unusual and entertaining. The girls present were : Marlon Steams. Cora Shavers, Maxino Muncey, ! Gertrude Reese, Helena Schultz, Minerva Tomp kins, Vera Goodman, Florence Burke and Frances Helton. Each of the girls received a little baby doll aa' a favor. Much of the time was Bpent in planning clothes for these dolls. Frances received a variety of useful and pretty presents. luncheon. Recipes that will be in the grange's be published, were PARKROSE pretty In spring colors and delicious re freshments -were served. Those attend ing were Meadamea Borghoret. 'Bickner, Lord , Bethke, Fulton,; weigntman. Thomas, - Merrick. . Davis, ! Sumption, Purdy. StefOna,-. Griffey ; and Kosen- treter. j-- v;r ,. ,. - . The Neighbors of Woodcraft held their regular business meeting- Wednesday evening. A number of new names were voted on. and it is expected the order will take In a large number of new members at the , next meeting. A con test for membership is now on and keen rivalry between the two teams is mak ing the affair a lively one. The losing aide, will have to give a dinner to the victors. An interesting program waa given. Master Jackie Curtis, who has been very ill at his home, is greatly improved. The Campfire Girls held a ceremonial meeting at the home of JPatricla. New lands Friday. Refreshments were served to the girls and their guardian, Mrs. Leslie savage. Mr. and Mra. E. C. Gaze entertained a party of friends in truly royal manner at their home, ."Shamrock Lodge.' on St. Patricks evening. The, evening was apent in card playing, dancing and sing ing." Later supper waa served to Mr. and Mrs. Walter PhUp, " Mrs. Dora E. Wilson, Mr. . and Mra O. C. Merrick. Claude Simpson, Mra L. Philp and the hosts. Mrs. A. Waldorf waa happily surmised on her birthday Saturday when a num ber or friends and relatives came in tuv expectedly. " Five Hundred waa played. Mrs. George Bullock and : Otto Larson won first prizes and Henry Yates and Mr. Waldorf won the boobies. Delicious refreshments were served during the eve ning. .Those present were : Mr. and Mra A. Waldorf, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lar son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yates, Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock. Mr. and Mra George Emerick. Mrs. John Erickson, noved lo Grays Crossing. cook book, soon to ; used. The Portland chapters of Eastern Star chapters went by day to Clovls Sines, 1704 Fifty-second avenue, and Margaret Wynn, One Hun Idred and Third street and Forty-fifth avenue. ' Both are well known In the I Lenta district. Mrs. Florence Cook of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Purvlance ot 10225 Sixtieth av- lenue southeast, left Monday afternoon I for Eucene. where she will visit her son. I Lawrence, who Is attending the unl- Iverslty. She will probably make her I home at Eugene for a few years. George W. Day of- Eighty-eighth I street is now handling the, Lenta mall Wednesday, March into their beautiful East Gllsan street, was in Montavllla. 22. F. a Pickering and family have moved new home at 1257 Their former home To honor Mrs. R. C. Marshall, presi dent of the Ladies' Aid society, the two circles joined last Saturday afternoon in a surprise birthday party ior her at her home. A very pleasant' time was passed by the ladies, who had brought their own fancy - work, as they sewed and engaged in conversation. : Ice cream and cake were served as refreshments. A huge birthday cake was made by Mrs. C. E. Van Dusen for the occasion. The charming and tuneful The Wind mills of Holland" was presented Tues- Mrs. Leonard F. Erickson of Tacoma I dav evenine in the school auditorium has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles oy the Business Young Women's class Duffy, at Goodin. Mrs. jeonara. wno of the First Congregational church of was here for three j weeks, left for her Portland, under the ausDices of the Ladies' Aid society of Parkrose. Add! After many postponements the dance tjonal numbers enjoyed were: Vocal LAKE GROVE sponsored by Mr and Mrs. Max solo, W. T. Wilmot ; reading. Miss Hazel and several more' that he ia figuring On, ' an In this vktoity. : ; . ' : Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Volt ex tend sympathies to them because af the death of their infant son Thursday, who was born Monday morning. 'rr f The new church will celebrate its an niversary with a dinner next Friday evening. There will be an awntial roll call and a large attendance. Rev. D. &- Sharpe . is building a new garage back of the Presbyterian church. James Sullivan, meat market proprt etor, has purchased a new auto. It looks too fine for a delivery wagon, but that la what he is going to use it mainly for. Orenomah Masonic lodge of Multno mah now has 75 members and is one of the established institutions of the com munity. Earl Shrader is master and ia supported by a bogy of officers, all ac tive and Interested in the work. The lodge meets every Tuesday evening. Primrose Acres- is a tract adjoining Multnomah that is rapidly building op. New houses are in course of erection for T. N. Gilder. J. N. Feathers, F. C Batchelder and others. John Long la having a new bungalow built on his lota in the Queensland addition. .. A number, of new cottages are going up on Clinton street north of the Pres byterian church. - - H. B. Baker is having a nve-room bungalow erected . north from Multno mah about half a mile. NEW TODAY SO NEW TODAY 501 , -"T"! I, da ' - Taw TODaT ' C3 In and near Portland, a - -2Z construct your home f yoa '. AT Oyster Growers of WiUapa Bay Have Prosperous Season South Bend, Wash., March 25. The most prosperous season that oyster grow, era of Willana bay have ever experi enced ia drawing to a close and the various "farms" that operate on the bay are preparing to purchase hundreds of carloads of the marine bivalves for the coming year's business. Some of n . w-m will Km .klnn.l1 In altnvl ra MM1' Yeidman- Mr. and riaibptanTed "io te Tocind, George Cline, "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cur tis. Miss Heron den, Audrey Cline, Dol- mer isricKson, Glen Waldorf and-Earl Worthington. The evening "500" card club met Sat urday at the home of Mr.' and Mra George Bullock, in South Oswego. In addition to card playing, refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ful- where they mature rapidly and become I available for market in from two to four I years. Millions of oysters, however, are pur chased for this year's marketing and they are sold along the Pacific coast I after being' fattened for several months 1 on the bay. The Toke Point Oyster company .'.has sent a special - representative to Con- CONSULT - V BEFORE YOU BCIXD O Kinds of Houses I - O "Built to Endure" Economy Sectional, 8su-permnent eanmtibla vtUit? bnlWst Regular REDIMADE Sectional, Built tor nrmsBary to be latbad sad pmt- tered. Ttw aaoT uada vsa eta enct. or Regular Built Houses O Kinds of Service O AU 100. We will sell you material; We will sell yoa material and fur nish competent, experienced men to work with you by the day or we will sell and contract to de liver, erect and finish the house complete for you. choose the heasei X OU choose the a lad ef terries. Tha PTOTTTACIa Way is the best way absolutely. Investigation Incurs No Obligation WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE in-:;i Seeea. Street ISt MsrrUeaJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. M. SALE Includes the entire furnishinrs of private home, including Golden Oak DISlStt 8C1TE, Library I Tables. Bookcase, good Rockers and Chairs for tha livtna- room. KOOM.aiaB KltaSi White enamel liearoom euite, vis : Bed. Drevser and Creasing Table, BRASS and ESAkEL BED&VSprtnga, Mtti i iw Odd Eli imin and Chiffoa- lers, ruiowsy eeaaing. umnerware. bu verware. Pictures, etc. Gaa Range, U tensile and other eifecta, atkt erectlaa easy. Air eae teOew tbam. We gtv yoa aba . kwita. lag Vaabr Doris Fir est e fib The hardware we reraise Is high grade. DeersJ t yoa saoiti d for Wcaa sad i ta haag. A Fa aotrar sad h ios raady Mr wusi t.mn aaHoe BfcsMriela, bomr tsasu suiaa cast. Writs for farther iafersks aad receive a copy of the aeaotiial Feaaer Flaa RECEIVERS SALE Wa are Instrwted by H. W. TTT07r.l Receiver, to SELL AT PCBLIC ACC-1 T1Q3I the following aeacnoea property rrom tne Great Northern Transportation Co., Inc. (I1KIECPTI Said goods having been removed from I FENNER MFG. CO. f9 tsurnstae srreei 10 our aiiuus ROOMH for convenience of sale and wtu be SOLD to the HIGHEST BIDDEB htOTf DAT. MARCH ts, at It A. M. Comprising- Double Plat Top Desk. Typewriter Beak.- 2 8wiyet Chairs, Arm Chaira. Ktectrtc Heater. Fire Extin guishers and other onice enecia. Poje-efSca Box 43l Sales Office: opea iisaiBga rU aaraaas SuiLaaao aMWs sa4 Oak, PoeriAas) r iio ana rrom me cars to ue ubthm posi- Boulanger ana Mr w. r. Keese was cluls of portiand ; Dutch dance, piano I office. held last evening lat tne communuy nlo MiRS, oiariva Grant. Tha-affair II. W. Iloacher of 314 Eighty-third House. It was a hard times party, a Droved verv oonuiar as a large crowd I street has started a tin ahop at 007 large crowd attended and a Jolly eve- tu d out to ... t Eighty-second street. ning waa enjoyed hy all. KeV paul D. Holfman has been at- Oanlel Snyder of Seattle has pur- Mrs. Mae htarK nas written ner aaugn- tendlnK evening meeUngs held in the ton, Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Borehorst. Mr. y.u, X aA .hinmat r f v , . - I itt7Vu.ub w uiifuiao yi luo Duiptuiib wa. .mv h. J?: .fi aJld George firfit installment Of 100,000.000 oysters . t7ciu 'crr.r M, r;, r, . which the company will plant and propa- t?ATc iur, anu juts, l&ri Bethke, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Centers and the hosts. A baby daughter arrived at the John Hawke home Wednesday evenins. Mrs H&wke, who was Miss Leona Puym broeck, and UtUe Miss Hawke are both well and are receiving friends at the Oregon City hospital. , WOODSTOCK gate on its beds within the next fiye years. The concern owns 1159 acres of what is said to be the finest oyster grounds in the world. Recently the company pur chased the holdings of seven smaller en terprises and it is now floating a bond issue of 500.000, from the proceeds of which it plans to expand Its activities cn a scale sufficiently large to enable It to supply a greater part of the demand in the Northwest. Heretofore the com mm GARAGES DEIJVKRKD ERECTED STAINED from up u Mrs. Jack Snodgrass. 6106 Forty-eighth j,any has marketed virtually Its entire street, left Saturday, March 18. for Pen- 1 1 Jstnidll MnVflar nr nm.LUal nu OUr euro. ouun I tanH no avan ne mt nea tiAlrl in Tho I at. a. , , I -sr w . chased a home at 6H0 SUty-nlnth street ter, Mrs. J. P. Johnson, of her safe ar- First congregational church in Portland t ' War . . . I Hval at Afthlnnd. The walk from Port-1 .. . . . -r r,.., j t I kiuliu tms ween, ax wmcn ur. luuiuru i. Swain is the speaker. Wednesday evening the Fundamental Music Training class under the direction week's rest at Ashland, Mrs. Stark will interesting letters $o, her parents. GRESHAM Cal. Mrs. C. I Rchmitt of The Dalles is voting her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Simon- ton. ' anri baa mnvxl intn lt Tha houaa vu mil at ASniana. J,ne waia irom ton mf .n I land to the Southern city was most W All.. t1t Tlft..nnWh nmii DKUUL HJOCll UI1CVBUUUI. Alter I southeast, la doing a UtUe repairing on I his home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toung. who have I been spending several months In Kelso, Wash-, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Toung. 10224 Sixtieth av enue southeast. Miss Lorena Anderson and her brother Bert Anderson motored to Oswego, Or., I to visit their mother, Mrs. Winnie New ton, They reside at 1521 Sixtieth avenue. Miss Lois Cope, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Cope of Lenta, la a missionary in South Africa. She has been a mission ary for several yeaa and writes many proceed to her next visiting point,-Weeks. if Mrg p MUler gaV6 an eI. hibit of the work of its pupils in the Parkrose school auditorium. : Rehearsals have started ; for "The Mrs. IX a Lewis. 1172 Carlton avenue. who has been ill with the grip, is able to be about again. Mrs. J. Phillips, 4527 Woodstock ave nue, underwent a serious operation at j Good Samaritan hospital Wednesday. Mrs. t. A. Hacheney returned to Walla Spooning by Young In Church Is Given Backing by Editor r-. i r ..n.nwiin "nu vv asn.. alter snenaine a conn e r .r ".na m , i ! to be nresented by the Parkrose church r weens witn ner parents,, Mr. and Mrs. aJZZ Kaster Sunday evening. About 35 per- w. Fisher, 6105 Forty-eighth edge between Lake Grove and Goodin Mrs, Connelrs mother. Mrs. I. A. Mc street Spokane. Wash., March 25. That he believes in young people spooning in .ni , in M.uni whin, Mrs. David Ford k?"!; un-tifi, I church was the statement of Dr. Owen airs, connen s moiner, Mrs. i. a. mc- . y p-.., vwf nn. vL-m Hv a dinn. v,. , I c. Brown or los Angeles, editor of the Kinney.'l. viltlng her. In honor of Mra. to" Ule dlrection of Mrs. Paul Holf- in give a dinner l tei -home to pubUcation of Ba'pUflt church ln m hrm t a 1 1X1311, Aici.inny, aara, touueu eutciuuucu pv.w nrm.- 1 Our Savior TiiaRriav ifuA wto- I America, oeioro a CTmerenco oi nis ae- several of their POrUand friends .last Mr. and Mrs J. B . Khue former resi Our Savior, - proc nominaUon here. His views later were J2n Ran7al B. ' 1 iS.ohr sA. iook dinner and Mr. and Mrs. tt O. Cornett and little pproved W Smith, Spo Mrs. N. A. Randall assisted. ,j xt, -m H. Ttavla m Li9.,rM., v, v,,.,- J!lJ VZZ kane pastor, and by Rev. George L. . Geoffrey Nock left Wednesday tor -a " 7 " - I ZZ.'? White of Los Angeles, an officer of the Business trip to sani irrancisco. wiii - -.a " "w 4 American Bantlst Publication society. , M . . i - After declaring his own views. Dr. Brown put this question to the confer ence: "Do you believe that our young America, before a conference of his de ft. B. Hall and Miss Kthel Calklna are organising the boys and girls of Eastern Multnomah county Into classes for In stmcUon In domestic and agricultural arts and sciences. There are over 200 young girls learning sewing, under the supervision of Miss Calklna They are alas learning fruit canning and house hold arts. The boys are organising into potato elobs and pig and calf clubs, and are taking great Interest. Three Bur- bank, three Karly Rose and one Pride f Multnomah potato cluba are organ- lard. Those eoys who have - been in the club before are lecturing to the newer ancmbera 8. B. Hall, county agricultural agent. Tuesday waa looking over the drainage project on the McKeown lands near Bruner station, accompanied by O. W, Kable of the atate drainage department, A tract of low land will be drained to Improve lis agricultural value, . .'Potato growera are being organised In Multnomah county to have Inspected Molds, procure best seed and to cull out aay and all hills that Inspection shows to be deficient or diseased. 8. B. Hall, county agricultural agent, la getting a number of growers to Join clubs. It la alleged that unscrupulous dealers In and out of the 'state have labeled Inferior potatoes of all kinds Multnomah a, thereby Injuring the reputation of the district of Kaalern Multnomah county WMck produces and baa always pro duced the finest table varieties. - The headquarters company, Oregon NaUoaal . Guard, ia patiently awaiting the arrival of supplies and uniforms. Meaawhlle drilling Monday evenings. A visit of Major K, K. Libby. command Inr the battalion, la expected soon. ; Victory school has been certified aa a standard school and a algn to that ef fect will be plaoed over iu doors. The arent-Tacher association of the ' dis trict feels much satisfaction over the outcome. Efforts are being made to secure Bull r.un water for a tract In the Powell valley near Glllls Station. It is to in clude about five sections of land, . The Berry Growers Packing company of Gresham has placed orders for 29,000 crates and T45.0O0 berry baskets. At a meeting of the county fair board Monday It waa decided to build a new band stand.' The matter of getting tha ladles of . the Gresham Baptist church to take charge of the restaurant will come vp at the next meeting. Chanrea in the aonual premium pamphlet were author ised, r Printing of county directories .con tinues to occupy the Job department of the Gresham outlook. H. L 8U Clair, publisher ef the Out lock, is recovering from a severe attack of the flu. and la now attending to business a few hours each day. Arrangementa will be made Thursday afternoon at the library by the local W. C T. U. for the entertainment of the state executive committee on April and . , Mrs. & 3. Bennleoa la recovering from the explosion of a lug of water she placed In ber kitchen store cue day last week, and allowed to overheat. She was net a rim illy tnltirwwt I ' Odd Fallows of Greshim wrtn entertain the officers and brothers ef City View and Laurel lodges of Portland Thursday a i be away a week or 10 days. On March 17. Mrs. S. Weaver was a I with Mrs.' Cornetfs parents. Mr.' and Mra Geoffrey Nock waa hostess at a hostess to a nurnper oi reiauvea aim Mr8. William Underwood, before return lunch Friday afternoon. The affair was trienos nononng ner oromer . uu lng to their home in SeUwood. impromptu, and as such usually are, this w. .f- i. ..lm Mrs- John Br'n McCormlck. K,. t " CZ ' Mm mai aay. r avvin uiu ucvumuyno isk TTaof mir4--in.. i ' ' - - Iu.: Uk. 5f Patrtri day color Dredominat- ". I at their meetings?" I rfv-a.e wa uiq UU Ul Ul BOH. DOni lnLl i3.itiflv T,i. a w Thursday. March 23. He wUl be called L.".u ',".17' T, ; John Newton, after the Wisconsin company is enlarging its service ln 1 bi-. Parkrose and vicinity. It Is extending a I J . one was thoroughly delightful Nock's guests were Mrs. W. B. Shlveley, Mra Sydney " Archibald Vincent, Mrs. Roy Soule, Mra Jordan and Mrs. S. B. Vrneent Mrs. Walter Dickenson and Mrs. F. A. A marked affirmative response was given to this question by several in the conference, including one or two Spo kane pastors. Dickenson was hostess to the mem- line of poles north on Richardson road euan,7 663? FOrty" rt,..ia,r rnn..niIilifnrii Th. tnir advantaee of the opportunity of I attr. and Mrs. Li. F. Smith and grand- O Uble was artistically decorated and having electricity in their houses. A Mf hter. Betty, of Rockwood, Or., spent many surprises were introduced. After new sidewalk is also being laid along eonesaay witn Mr. and Airs. H. S. luncheon elecUon of officers were held, the same road by Hickman & Wilson Fisher, 6512 Sixty-third street Mra J. W. Stone was voted president. Real Estate eempany, which has the Mrs. Emma Arnsberger, mother of Mrs. Allen Dickenson, vice president, and property for sale. Mrs- A. H, Rand, 5307 : Forty-second Mrs. F. A. Dickenson, secretary-treas- The discovery of a huge moonshine street, died Sunday evening at Mrs. urer. The rest off the afternoon was still in the outskirts of "quiet, demure Rand's home. The remains were taken spent in sewing. Artlqles were made Parkrose," Tuesday, which got this to the old home in Idaho for burial, for the annual fair given by the circle thriving suburb onto the front page of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schwanbersr n- every fall. The next meeting of the one of the Portland dailies, caused eon- tertained the Cribbage club at their h Gibr durin th w wlthZ ala.1. 1)1 WU that Ue. I -lj.. .vrtleavmAn KAta Th TIAtt m. j - . UCn JlUV-aVC, UU11I1S UlC W&-. W1U1 AILS aii wv ia ivriu- as i iirj nui uc vt aua . Berkesteak at Bonita in April. 1 ' 4 For Chasing Fires Hoquiam, Wash, witch 25. Charles L. Gibcke quit after 10 years, 10 months and 10 days service as a member of the Hoquiam fire department, and will go into the Queets country to become forest ranger. N. A. Culver will replace him REDIMADE Bldg. Co., Portland, Or. E. 11th and Market Phone E. 5114 WED3TESBAT and FBXDAT. regular sales at 10 A. M. For all kinds of Houserurnietiings coa- signed for sale to the highest bidder. GREAT BARGAINS ..-.in or'.-. -: PRIVATE SALE DEPT. ' If furnishing, we solicit your inspeo- tion ox our i lmmcnse Stock of Up4oDate Furnthxre - SIZE BUGS, STEEL and GAS BAItGES, etc - - OrBTKICfH ABE THE LOWEST iPf THE CITT QCAL1TT COK&LD- EBEB. j. T- wiinni. preanetar We pay cash for Used Furniture. Call Main 1626. Albina Industrial Sites siderable excitement here. The next I home Tuesday evening, March 14, MULTNOMAH dav-larce crowds of people visited the shack, where 37 barrels of mash were still to be seen. OSWEGO son, Fred, spent 19 months in France, "SATISFACTION ALWAYS" Matot Builds Your Home Built Complete on Your Lot, $2450 SPECIFICATTONS: Cement basement; Living and Dining: Room com bined; Two Bed Rooms; - Bath with built-in tub; Kitchen and Breakfast Nook, with all modern bout-ins. We have homes rang-in? in price from $1650 and up. Call and see our plans or bring in your plan for an estimate. We euarantee to save you by the Matot Method $200 to $500 on your home. Matot (ohstroctton Maw MnNaTlaas Ts aja Maaar GueiAi, CosrnMrroas US Heary Bldg. Bdwy. SS&I ESTABLISHED lttt On Tuesday Next AT THE BAEEK AUCTIOK HOr-l V? K SHALL SELL THE FLAYEB-1 PIA30. UP-TO-DATE FUBWI8UISGA, EICFBOJa A riUTATJS UOMK. . : Comprising Player Piano In mahogany case. Records; Overstuffed Living Room suite in a eeep blue veiour as touowe: Bed Davennort. Rocker and Chair. Davenrjort Tables, very high-grade Colo nial Mahogany Library Table. Chaise Lounge, Settee, Rocker and Chair, Oak Library Furniture, Leather Rocker, nearly new Dlnlna Room Suite. Queen Anne design. In walnut, vis: 64-inch! Table. China Cabinet and aet of Chairs : Cut Glass. Fish Set. eto also Quarter- Sawed Oak JJresser, Table ana Unalra, Drop-Head Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine, costly Draperiea. Massive Brass Bed. Ivory Bedroom Suite. Steel Bed In walnut finish. Dressers. Chif foniers and Dressing Tables in walnut, ivory and oak. Bedroom Rockers and Chairs. Big it la the Heart ef the CJty. ea Mrreeee street. Sear the Broadway Bridge.' Trackage, Sidewalks Sewers. j Water Paved-Streets . LOTS M) r"jn VV77rf . FEET----a.91 iOv; Acreage tse te dee Per faare Test itrai te sin - - - BUILDLK3 ASSISTAKCES XSastratsd Ealier Tfea AjyUeatioa Portland Realty Trust Go. V" . 0VT5IES til' Hallway Sxeaaage Bandtef. PHOXE BDWT. CIU . Rugs One Chinese Rug. slse 9x11 : WTJton and Axminerter Rars In various deetgna and sixes ; . Grass Bedroom Rugs. Davenport Bed. Child's Crib, Mantle Clock. Card Tables. Electric Cooker. Gaa Range, Refrigerator and many other lota. Note The fun list of goods for the above Auction will be open for your in spection tomorrow. ArCTIOJf OJT TUESDAY ITEXT'AT It A. A. On Thursday Next For Sale at Sacrifice Prices - A Reominf Boon aaa sa apaitiiut In aatona. Dots ail fl A larr lot (Aitortal, aottaMa fee taw faa iHca. I1S0 00 tova aad kakace as raafc. Thr-a Small BmM aad lots. 1O0 dowa aad Sit par BMata, aaea, a kla Cottaaaa and Ma: a Boaaa aad eera land n uiiaba Riwar HicSaa. a east ot Aatona. Idaal tar eatckraa aad bcrrias. Ate fa aval ar --r-i 2 H aaa. ec ia eOALLUBTg -AEAV ESTATE StagJ , tW tiawwiii avwaV.astsrta, TMianaMJ . OffJee. liSli aaaiatioa. It FOR RENT Space suitable for retail or professional btuinesa Stafford Jennings is planning on going) th twn ftino- tnnthi- in hattioa vv. mo Biuuiucr camp ai saagoon s park about April L A new furniture store has been started at 4ti4 Woodstock avenue. H. W. avenue. A committee in charge of the Child vVw 8TJ8PECT PUT ITT JAIL Pasco, Wash., March 25. To give the police time for an investigation. J. F. Stanley, charged by Mrs. H. E. Billings with prowling about her b,ome, was given a 30-day vagrancy sentence, in Stan- Mrs. E. D. Fowls gave a dinner party last Monday night j at her Multnomah home. ! f ""?T.;,r w?7 Hygiene and Bureau ot u.S R. H. Tate. 10S Forty-seventh street. v-"u'"' VI""' ,ua" " Placed a tratnea nurse in is building a house on irty-nrth -t.t 1 7..Z. 1 7 "3 v ".. witn t. as, uinara Miss Claudia Holm nas esiaousnm ci-,... .1 : Z" " . 1 ,c' J""""" " " -" Several ladles from Multnomah sur- headouarters in the women's clubrooms I oixry-iirst avenue and hopes to have I other suspicious articles and his bag- nrlaait Mra THa T) sir or t ),,, naar hnma . . 11 .,4nn. V... thru I " finished SOOn. n intiln.il mnoh Uln f ' - - " " at BCUWIUUUOO - I ,, 1 O v " . . j In Kast PorUand last Wedenesday. Mrs. weeks' stay here. Anyone wishing to roeri, proprietor or the Wood- Baker recenUy sold her home in Buck- consult her can make arrangements by "rr"- garage, wno is ill with grip, is I FACE BOBBEBT TNQtnBT ingnara Heights. mr.r rr ramcrmi or Osweco 632. 1""1' LU oe at work again. . I T!u.n wh Xforr-Vi 95 Thnmaa w Mra Cord son nd family, who have cn, Wni fl aril v call on anyone needing! The Sewing club of the church of Our I trinr. on' ri Vtmw iiM Mnii.n ra been seriously ill with the "flu," are h services of a nurse while here. Lady of Sorrows met Tuesday afternoon mt.i inr ttT mnntT offiHala in able to be around again. A contract for the construcUon of at the home of Mra' M. Reisenhour, 6205 I connection with the robbery of the de- wi j r fven and a nan diocks oi siaewaia nua eorcy-ninin street. 1 pot at Rochester Wash., March 11, when tlXrJ: ivL been awarded 1yn clly, 01 I lnere new business started money orders were stolen. A number KnaVn mlr!i mm TnlnHnnt Th C??.df ed.!n4!I?-i?f'2P?J iHlIf community known "The Les- of money order, were found on Kelley. - " . r ' :C" wnose oia was was ter snarun Magazine Agency" Lester point to rapid growth for this com- tract - wu krt .m, ..vSTI v. . ..n rPMTDll PAQT CinP vJL & ccaTton of ltvm " rwn Agricultural college, and being made uTsecure establishment of a CENTRAL EAST SIDE w wub5XSe l"??"? Jl01. 5,629 r,ural free du- ta tt nlurr con' Mra Ralph Mann has returned from I The party was a complete surprise, y I B,,wW,7" ' iiD uguwis t-aato. a visit to her mother, Mrs. Stuart Roch a thoroughly enjoyable one and was . ' ' 7 " '""5" "cs- r r. r r, iv v v.j 1 I j! . a. I Kenneth Fe trier and Lester VuPiwt ' ,v"uc'- H'""" s" V .v..a, a" -. lr. k,. r a r, . . I rnn t ire -rr ri aecnrv : whila liar waa ihun) In r"hi- I liz-lnna InnrhMin I .ittla ACmea feteTS I w " 1UT UK1T IDTUIZ IWW r K. aw cago on account of business. They are danced for the pleasure of the guests. I V,tio?" FOR SALE or trade, 200 acra ranch in Bocne both back In their home on East Twenty- A number of dainty gifts were presented I Toe .M. E. Sunday school wiy give a I ,?i"r JS"Z' lT1 ."-.Ji""' second street. Their little daughter to Mrs. Brownlee. M"""0" ln9 cnurch next Friday I eo aem beencTHiTtei7 concrete wU. mmmn- Florence. who has been staying withl The dance and card party given by J evening. k ' j rial timber, 2 mile from R. R. derwC Asa rea- frlenda during her parents' absence, is the Oswego Commnnlty dub at Grange I Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. 6105 !!? for nit- Wsats raalier place. Ownar, also home. The Manns entertained a hall Saturday night was a splendid sue-. Forty-third street are reloleine nwr T"" aombroitt. Menm. or. few reUUvea and friends last Saturday cess socially and financially. In add!- the arrival of a daughter, barn Maroi. sa I fik !!LS.aH,,B? l-J-tl evening and a delightful family reunion tion to dancing, speeches were made by Keed Park basketball team defeated rail baiment. lirruiac. hardwood fioon bailt- waa held. - . I Mrs. uora wuson, c isewianas ana 1 the Woodstock Mid?eta Tn.ai. . I iaa. Upestry taoer. $4000: 11000 east sod All the branch children's librarians of W. S. Wessnng. During an - intermia-1 Woodstock rii v - i I tn or bonnk Owrwr. Tabor S8. the city held a regular craarterly meetino' I sion. cakes and coffee were served. Mrs. I I FOR RKN T 5-rooaa toancakrw. with bath and at Eart -Portland library last Wednes- Wessling captured the merchandise I ssin tiiah . .. I eleetricity. new aas stoTe' aad eater . aaater day morning. MlsstNellid Fox. head of order given as first prise for winner of IYIULI NUWAn 5 1 Al ION $S)prr iWuatt su " w uiuivn urpaj uiici was in cnarge. 1 u'suwi tnuo. iw tuuiiiuiur 1 e-ju. for tn- K, , . I ptace. 8614 S9th are, B. r". 'mpri - , rna ryln: YC.JL. " i .rl .r land Lumber company are comine in by PAKTX -bo found pocketboot coauiaing wcrv viaiwnu aumnpgru weio pTWl. uu " I tha Mrkuil an1 .V . ' . -I. M. D puMS, ISO CarOa, IB 7 name, W1U At noon a-deucious luncheon was served, evening so enjoyable, particularly the I ."T" . JLJ. . . . UP pieaaa return to caabier. PorUand Hotel, he wiu Mlaa M V. Paid XTta TT -M.naltn ladiea of Oswearo. who nrovided tha fine I " A BWItc1 tnto tne yards receive reward. and Miss-H. Shreck. all of East Port- assortment of cakes. I rrw" . TO j. ixeison lot or auto aad slOOO caah wanted as first Boynton Furnaces Oar ttMCtal Syiteat ml SOVNTOS PITILIU A SUCCESS : . ' trr n larrau. vouat J. C, BAYER FUHXACE CO. fNoaj aui eel . . : tod aUKKET tT. Irvington Block Must Be Sold Make Offer TWE1TTT LOTS BOtTKDED BT SISKITOC, KLICJC1TAT, - EAST TWENTY-FIBST A WD EAST TWEJITT-8EC05D An opportunity for builder to develop an entire block. Just think! Right in heart of Portland's Model Home Section. Come ln and let ua show you how you can make some money. RUHR, LOWE & CO,, REALMS zfl-l-S-a-T Board ef Trade BaUdlag We shall aetl Household Goods for vs-1 on 2nrl floor of new nous ooinngnora. tsui aA iv a. as. WE BTTT HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOB CASH. PHOSE XAI2T UU. W. C. BAKEB aad W. H. DKAX Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers Pythian Building Yamhill and West Park Streets Concrete Blocks Made aider iiJN posadt arestara. All sixes for every arpose. Coacrete Bricks, Tile, everytlilag. Let at figare 01 year reamlreaieata. OAK GBOYE COKSETE WOBkg Oak Grove, Oreges Or Fbeae Pertiaad. Wdfa. lore asS A. Jf. ISI1 Be-I The Very Best Buy in All "IRVINGTON" We have Just listed a beautiful 7 room house with hardwood floors, three lovely bed rooms, large closets, large living: room, in fact a strictly modern home with double garage and toll lot 50x100. ' V . ' This property is located nn "WASCO STREET," 767, and has just been papered and painted throughout it's a great snap at the price: $5500, with good terms. We will be at this home from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. today. Come over and see it for yourself. . Riely & Gustafson 120 J YEON BLDG. " modern boil dins;, northwest 1 corner Park and YaunhLU Sts. opposite Auto Stage Depot . Light and airy rooriis, , Northwestern tiinr Donald Macleod Phone Bdwy. 1853. " FLUFF JIU6S Made eut ec row old we - earpeta aad ruga. Bare half taa prtoe oc a aw rac Mm asslia eiottung. . . , tall Rag. steasa rl.saad. M Cast 35S0 1SS Baa CrVfh land, planned the luncheon and assisted The Dorcas Society and Community Z.l7rE 01 yaras ana is already I w 00 -. tSnw- ""Jf: In serving. About ! JO librarians were Sing club are receiving much praise for mkl? although the of- Mf" 398 oth' of .. XsTtama. 17T1 1 X- m - m t. . -.-a. av i liW . UU UCCU DDCn lDr DUAtnaM W11t rnirr.- z.jt ii?ri .1. rc riiir- few day iuve tmtk with, wood ,d raW. at. m wwn m co mwA iaiL ai ner irhqb 10 u ua uiiuui vu ou m luii eve I - . i tacaad. Trade Hood River. She Is somewhat improved I hlng. it was a big success. All whot-J- iarker says he has, witnessed umin 134a. in neaitn. i i lattenaea naa a goon time, and are I " , r ,1 -""" graoe 1 V. AXTDiG paperiac, paiaboc, tintios W eoa- uany or tne residents or East Port-1 100 King lorwara to tne next one. I " iwecino une on 1 tract or soe per poor, ante ste-za. land have enjoyed. Ithe excitement and 1 Mrs. John Davis entertained a number I rr yitai njgnway at jaujuioman. The I black Minorca hatchins eao. tee. each. I raietr of a carnival durinv tha naat Of friends at her home Tuesday after-1 al W ne or tne most Oangerous in the 1 Abo Barred Bocta. araa. Sen. isos. ls SAVE MONEY artara DlttKOT rSJOta "SO. Toerr. ,xr ax is saaa f w law we saake it, reinuis wieags) roa arrwag sMMwrao Tuaiaa co. tor eordwood. Takphaae I M7 ao T. MKAR TATUHI. AIN OSi. i i2U. It was situated on the corner of I noon with a demonstration party. Twenty-eighth and Ankeny streets, j Mr. and Mra. Leonard HaUinan were Large crowds visited the grounds each I hosts at their home m Badlands on evening. Saturday night, when they save a "St. Mr. Brace Connor is tn town for the Patricks party for a large gathertas of opera season. She Is staying with her friends. , A number of friends and rela- daughter. Mrs. Roy McKenna, East tives. from Oswego motored over and Twenty-eighth street. - had a wonderful time. Mr. and Mra Robert Schmeer are also - Mrs. Helen Griebel of Seattle Is the visitors for-the opera.- They are staying guest of Mrs. Ethel Simontoa and Mra with Ur. and Mrs. Jack Sims, Kast Ash W. G. Weigntman. . j street. : : r ' :: ; ' . , -- The Wednesday "500" club -met at the Harry Frasier spratned .his ankle heme of Mrs. Albert Roaentreter last Wednesday- morning) white he was going week. The honors fell to Mrs. George to acaoou- .it waa quite a severe sprain 1 Thomas. Mrs. ueorge Griffey and Mrs. FDR SALE OR FYHHANGF ISO acres of fine fir timber in Sooth state. It is Pointed out. and the need of OBCASSIAN ,lnt llaa M aad kttch- W"hW,tf2l KSf'fJS. & aad he baa not beea able to set up yet. J Sumption.. rThe luncheon. ., table was is realised - by cabinet. 660 Kllrkatat aa overhead roadway everybody. . Many residents of Multnomah and vi-1 cinlty have applied for telephone service and cannot secure it. W. El Parker settled in Multnomah WEDDING r " " I w. o. smith a co ea9 w amuuvn iu - a: v ucaisuv ov uwllj TO quests for bis services came in that he opened a email ahop and at present is looking for a location, a temporary shop being, in operation in the rear of the drug store. He baa seven contracts to ALAMEDA Park kiodersartea open Monday. March BT. atao. ror parttralaa TaSay 787S. BUSINESS PERSONALS same in Southern Oregon ; . both can be exchanred for other " clear nrmierlr. preieraoiy iarms or acreage. upUUOUC AJiD VISITIXCJ CAUO HNiKAVEE Sit Msrsaa Bids. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 For Sale or Exchange 9 buildirur lots in Portland for woueitr In Astoria or acreage near Portland or Astoria. Apply to CX-39Z, Journal. FOR SALE KOTICK OF mSSOUTION The partaership heretofon ertetins betwaen K. J. OTjaary ' and S. K. Aaatia, under the firm nana of Antia-Otarr BeaH . V aaa fill now est sew residences with work I ben daanrrad Cnditaa tn rewnested to pre-1 Small Rooming House In Astoria. A nadaj. way air r. . ,re-r (.v "l " n- visrf. tam- money-mawr Dot murt be aotd for lam- . .... --iara xaniaarua was. . v. ' . i I II i I us anus ;iix.4ii. Journal- Your Bunding Problems Solved After a Conference With Our Designer, and , , Attorney Mortgage Ians Business and Residence Property . ; r , 6 Interest V Xeatkly aVeaaysisat ea JtesMeMa WILUA)! IMC IUSTEB ttl V. ft. 9ATI05AL BAJTX BUrO. MORTGAGE LOANS Bialaris presertfes . XetMtaet 4eaas lew rates. lastaDjatat rvpaysseaas .If desired. Leans wreaipay easeed. : . , A.H.Birrell-GfflCo. tls-tl wartkwestera Xaak XaSdlar : CARPET CLEANING arrrnaa. seutms, wcsizrao, era I iit auaa stkam cuaaiaa, au. a mm srw aiaTraaasgaaraaa . fluff awaa -, Pioaagn etarratss caaraT ' CLKAMiaa tarewca . - isn c. Uwaata a. aac m-rr. OAK FLOORING WVtfeaala sad Haaag rtOOgg tSIB AT FISJISMg. - OLD noORS MAM LIU sKwa gvEcrato aAaoaaa. OAK' LEAP : ffirrjwooD ixoob oa ie a. cut. aarr yeta, - - - aaa, Taaoa ease. 4: