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THE OltriuO.S blXNDAY JOUlLSAl KiiiLiANL, b UlN 1) A Y BiORiN IN G, APRIL 16, 1922. STUDEtlTS F II. OF 0. SESSIONS Portland Boy Is Chosen Head of High School Editors; Eugene Youth-lsiOfflciafs' President University of Oon, 'Eune. . AprD 11. "Tne mott valuable and Interesting days we- have rcr pent' w the 1 rharaf-tartaaUon of the first annual high school conference, by th 200 or mora jyouthful visitors who attended the final tsosstons la the administration building of the university today. ' Two oar of conferences on high rhool problems, speeches y university proftora. stats educational officials and mmNiri of their own croup, and entertainment filled .tha time of ' the youthful scribes and student body of yficlala from aariy Friday morning. two osorrs. elect .- ; The con f rent was divided Into two group, tha editors of high school papers aad th - praatdraui and secretaries ..of hlgH school student bodies. . At this afternoon's meetings the ed itors named 1 tarry Johoewn of Jeffer son high srhool. Portland, president : Lee ton Lemon. Corvallls. vloe president, and Viola Calvin. Hood Klver. secretary- . treasurer. Mtas Irva.tai of Pendle trtu, retiring vice president, presided at all pmhIom la the absence of Arthur , Montgomery, retiring president. Tha presidents and secretaries named Or land Mollis. Eugene, president; Lu- ' rile ' Moore. Salem, vies president ; Mil dred McKUltcen. West Linn, secretary. snd Byron Anderson, 'Jefferson high school. - Portland, treasurer. A per manent organisation was adopted and tfetober 11 and 21 of this year named as tha nest meeting: dates. EMBLEM IS ADOPTED , Tha editors adopted an emblem, which will ke rM In the masthead of high srhool papers belonging to the assorts- Unit, it , t Committee anoolntmenta for the ed- ItorUI aeaoriation follow : ' Membership Dorothy Newman, Medford; Olive llarse. Albany: Brighton Leonard. Cot taae Orovey Kmeet J. Hayoo. -unlver- say : Aim Koepp, Eugene. Notnlnatiotis Arthur Kudd, univer ! slty Jack Hemp-tead, West Linn ; Iris f'.nma. Grant Pass ; Leaton Ijemon, CorvaUla ! Cheeter MrCarty, Portland ; C'laar Wrightman, Htlverton. Kmbtems Carol Chapman. Sheridan: Mabel Humphrey, , Hpringfleld ; . Ines King, university. Ragtatratlon Cecil F. Dolt. Marsh field : Stable Ollham, University; Viola t'otvln. Hood Klver; Earl Leever. Cen tral Point. Organisation John Piper, university: . Jot aVauahhn. MeMinnville : Merle ' Rimer, OraiKa Pass i Robert McLean, uugenes Harry u. Johnson, poniana. Illiteracy Is Basis ' 1 -Of Unrest in India, States Samel Joshi I Illiteracy Is the foundation of all the uareet In India, declared Dr. Samuel . U Josht at the Oregon Clvto league lunrheon Saturday''!! through history India has led the world In culture, her people are of a blah, grade, of intelll- . genee, but now 90 per cent of the men and t per cent of the women cannot read or write, he said. It Is this rest- teeaness on the part of mllllona of peo- . vte- striving for education which keepa Indian In a constant state of upheaval. he said. - Kince so large a part of the revenue of the country Is devoted to keeping- up tha military forces in India, there are ; no funds left for schools, he asserted. ' It ha a been the object of the ' native irovernment, he declared, to - Influence those In high command toward educa rtton for the native. Dr. Joahl stated that the arrest and Imprisoning of Mshatma Gandhi; the great Hindu leader, was mistake. on the part of the British government, be cause Gandhi was not a bolshtvlst nor easentlally a political leader, but a man with the largeat Individual following In India. He said It waa Gandhi's ambi tion to keep the great culture of the people of India alive, their nationality Intact, and. although they could learn a irr tar number or thlnga from Western civilisation, not te Imitate It as entirely mat iney lose tneir own spiritual Ideals. Dr. Joahl la profeasor of literature In the University of Bombay. He Is on' a spanking tour Tn the United States. He wtll speak at St Stephens pro-cathedral at T: p. m. today. GA MUCH ROM 6D YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE ' A. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln S. Pettya of No. 21 ' celebrated their 0th . Mr. and Mrs. Alvln a Petteys of No. Ill East ' S4th street celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary April 3. The Petteys family came to Oregon 15 years- ago after' having' resided In and about Baraboo. Wis., for 61 years. Their Covers 1200 Miles ;: To Attend Portland Health-Convention The .longest distance any , delegate traveled to attend: the health institute conducted this week at the Multnomah hotel, under the' auspices of the Oregon state board of health and the united States public health service. , was 1200 miles. . covered by Dr. Charles & Lei- thead. -health officer of Lake county. from ' Lakeview. 3r. Xielthead-had to go to- Marysvllle. CaL, and. then north to - Portland. ' "Ours is the county that Oregon for got." said Dr. Leithead. "and because we can't get transportation' to Portland, we do most of our business with Cali fornia. In summer I could reach Port land by driving 200 miles te. Bend or 100 miles to Klamath Falls, but now the roads are covered with snow." Dr. Lelthead plans to conduct a county health institute along the lines of the larger gathering Just completed. "I believe that people would come long distances In Lake county to attend it," said Dr. Lelthead. Widow Brings Suit To -Collect $5000 On Husband's Life Mrs. Elisabeth. E. Vilas of Medford baa brought suit In the federal court against the : Fidelity Sc Casualty com pany of New York to collect J5000 life Insurance carried by her husband, J, Stilwell . Vilas, who died July S. 1921. Mrs. Vilas alleges that .all the condi tions of the policy were complied with by her husband and that all premiums had been' paid- in. full Up to the time of his death. Possibility that a com pany agent iallea to transmit the proof of death documents submitted by the beneficiary, to the parent office, is hinted at in the complaint, as the rea son for the claim not being paid. , -Mrs. Vilas claims she thought she was ful filling all tha requirements of the pol icy when she submitted her claim to the agent. New Magazine and President of Firm Here at Same Time '.. "The Interpreter." a new International news weekly published at New York cltv and Herbert W. Eustace, president of the Interpreter. Publishing comcany. made their, appearance in Portland co- lncldenUlly Saturday, the one bringing a wealth of Interesting Information and editorial comment and the other outlln Ing the splendid success and brilliant prospects of the new magaxlne. Frederick Dixon. 1 nationally known journalist 'and .former editor of the Christian Science Monitor of Boston is editor or the interpreter,- whose an nounced purpose la. to reissue the most On What Basis Will You Furnace for ' Your Home?.. WHI you consider - or will you consider . the operating ' and V' final cost? - - , - - , ' '.7-' - The furnace that is bought on-a basis r of first cost is always the most expensive' 4 plant to operate, usually will only heat "3 . a 7 certain portion of the house and is .'short-lived. - i - - -1 , - - - The. furnace bought on basis of low operating- cost is the International, while V -the initial cost Ms, no higher it will -heat your home thoroughly, economically, and ' will last is long as the housei ' - . Eventually you will pa for the best ' furnace that is built. Why not start out . with the International and save expense and ..a lot of discomfort later on? ' " - Built by the largest manufacturers of .warm-air furnaces in the world. t Over :. 7S years-of experience. ,(, , J LYNCH BR OS. vilO Sixth Street ' Broadway 2148 ' ; i FURNACES AND RANGES w 1 East 84th street, who on April 3 wedding anniversary. i- ; - grandchildren are Mrs; Dale R. Matthews of this city and Alvln Wilcox of Baraboo. Wla.r also two great-grandchildren, Keith and Verona Wilcox of Baraboo. Mr. and Mrs. Petteys are. both- hale and hearty at the age of 83 and -78 years, respectively. :.' '-V:f .a -.," . essential of world hews interpreted from an international standpoint. The first issue Is dated April 8 and -contains edi torials, news matter, comment on arts, drama and books, as well as illustra tions and advertising matter ' Of much interest. A very short fiction story Is to be a feature each issue, according to Eustace. ' J- ' -.:." - - The visitor will remain In, Portland for a day or ao before continuing1 on down the coast and thence into Canada and back to New-York, j One of his mis sions is to meet newspaper men through out the country. Mass Meeting to 1 Celebrate, Freedom: For Ireland Planned Preliminary arrangement ftjr. the commemoration of national Independence day of Ireland are being completed by the Portland Ancient- Order of Hiber- nians and Ladles auxiliary. " It Is planned to have a. mass, meeting in Hibernia hall Tuesday evening, April 25, at which" historical incidents In the making of the Irish republic in Eaater week of 1916 will be : discussed - and tribute paid to the patriots. . . Joyce Kilmers poenv "faster week," will be given in recitation by Tom Cos- grove. . The soloists : will ; be Francis Adair of Dublin and Leonard Brady. Frank J. Lonergan will be the speaker. John R. Murphy, state president -of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will pre side. Balph W.Hoyt Out For i Reelection as County Commissioner Ralph W. Hoyt. county commissioner. filed his declaration of candidacy for reelection with the county clerk, Satur day afternoon. In stating the platform upon which he intends . to seek renpmination,- Hoyt says. - "I ; will administer, county "affairs to the best of my ability." . His slotran is "Present Incumbent. No Interests to L serve but the public" . . - k- .-Hoyt announced the fact that he in tended to seek reelection some time ago, but had not filed formally with - the county clerk until yesterday. The time for filing declarations Of Intention to become a candidate for county office will expire with the close of business in the county clerk's office Wednesday. - - Credit Men to Meet; Will Elect Officers ''. Election of - officers, .for the ensuing year will be the- principal business of the Portland Association of Credit Men at the. regular monthly dinner at the Benson hotel, Thursday at- 6 :15 p. m. W. B. Shively will address the associa tion on : conditional sales contracts on articles of personal property. Mrs. Janl Bums Albert will alng. . - ' . . ; Select a the Initial rnst nnW " REPORT TO I. G .C. IS AGAINST LOWER BATES TO -COAST Commission May Deny Request of ; Railroads; for Reduction ;, to ? Meet WaterCompetition. , . cc-..i,!T.-tnn iU is. rw A STTTVa-1 mw m?DR4n cw tR JOHRVAI.u. If the interstate - commerce commission j follows a tentative report issued today in me Transcontinental cases.- reuueuon oil iscontinentai cases, reuueuon oi i Pacific coast terminals asked by J roads to meet water competition rates to the railroads on a vaat number of commodities shipped 1 from Eastern points will he denied. ; - This permission -'was sought oa : a 1 fourth section order" to permit lower rates to the coast than to intermediate point.. FILES REFOB.T William i-AsvXMsque.-':. attorney, exam- J . iner for the commission, filed a votumi-1 nous report m wmcn ne saiQ mat lower rates to far .distant points may1 oper ate to the. detriment- of. water lines which are carrying part of the business ; that rates sought by the railroads might result in injury to intermountain terri tory and 'may not !be reasonably com pensatory. , Disque recommends that" the commission grant , fhe application for lower rates as to several commodities from : specified territories. - Authority should be granted -for re duced-rates on-sulphur, he -says, from Louisiana to the Pacific coast, so pur chasers at Hood River will be able to buy direct" from producer, on a through rate made up f 65 cents - proposed new 1ND-SINK$12 For your Drain Boards. Chairs, Toilet Seats, Bedsteads, Etc For Sale by " BepartneBt, Hardware, Grocery, Wall Paper sad Faint Stores, er It usable to . procure locally, POSTPAID TJPOJT BECMPT UHL BROS. Bxelaslve Distributors 230 Second St. POSTLAKD, ORE. VTAX.I. PAPEIt PAIKTS Paper Hanging Decorating House Painting, Etc., Also Distributors for, ' RAINOIL We stand back of waterproof. iag cement and brick walls or any waterproofing proposition. j Cet Our Prices Anderson-Hester Co. Distributors "269 Jefferson St. V Main 8497 OOOD PLUMBING IS THE VERY THINS- -j TO MAKE YOU HAPPIER THIS Spring- PLUMBING- TN the springtime everybody and A : his brother and his cousin Bill are looking; for : happiness. - One way to make certain that you're going to enjoy this season of the year is to install some good, de pendable plumbing. If you're eo ing to build this spring it would pay you to talk over the specifica tions witn us. . . ... If(. -1 n 4 - H. -" ALASKA PLUMBING & HEATING CO. ' 3S3 MORRISON STREET ... r. Yost 2954 Boston Furnaces! OO Special SrtB of BOVRTOH PlPELCSS FVRMCES in A SUCCESS VET US IKSTAU. YOURS - J. C. EAYER R7.SACE CO. PHONE BA111 401 . - 20 ARKET T.J rate to Portland, ' plus : II ' cents local from Portland. - -v.;-- ' Application ts also recommended to be granted on coffee, from' New York. New Orleans and. Galveston, to be made the same to all Pacific coast cities, but not Other permissions recommended for rates lower than to Intermediate points include Southern Pacific rates from Cal ifornia, eastbound on 1 canned - goods, bean v rice, dried fruit and barley and continuation . of reduced rates - on wool from J?acific coaLst terminations without raaklmr changes to intermediate points, ia connection with which the Diaque re port says transportation of wool in the grease and especially sacks is economic waste and requires , stopper : to pay freight., principally; on flirt. grease and space. - ? :-. Sf v;-'i - ::l. i ' Pehapa general Inquiry ; Into this whole wool situation w.-vuld be advisable, he says, with a ' view to determining wueLner uie races, aQouia De-aaiustea M wool would; be scoured, graded and compressed largely a,t or near -points of "Sia . ana - mai- proaucea in lemtory. c uiuicu w. uc a. - clfic coast shipped to tha east via rail nd water. luuca vi mic a. n Interstate 'commission has further suspended, until ! May 25 proposed. In- creases in rates on shingles from Oreson jnd Washington. to points in California sna Nevada previously suspended until Apru Zo. ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ' 25 SALESMAN wanted to wli i erf the be . aatunf ana cnbtmctins marbine an the "mr- rrj.. tyeuv lur IISl i Do tiut nrt nt n himH- pneed- maetaiBM accurately aad quickly. . Liberal cvamnm aaa protected temtory in any prt of Oregon. ... Por Jpanicslara addnssa L6a7. Journal. - ---j -. -.- -i . .. --T. . CHEAPEST) BOOMS IN -.' QWN , " like. Walaina distance. S2.50 week aaa an. 293 Union. bloeit oonth of Hatrthorna. 1750 88-NOTE quarter-ewed oak player piano. . Wahrortb ake,--fan abo he played by hand. Win facrifiee for S500. Cook are. r-a- o i mot be ratn. - CHEVROLET ton (ruck for ie or -trad for acreaae. - nee ma a saraen - tractor wttl tools. 8135.- C. E. O bnrn. ereahanu- Phone 2SS1.. LOST -Male fax terrier, black -, and- whita -veinity cf 48rd and E. Stark. - Tabor 8692. VOSITION on a Hoo Riwr fruit ranch or eraeral larmuic :by . joun Swua, V-S22, JonruaL - - MT. TABOB Choice corner lot, 135x80. Call a ov aicRay mat. LOWEK three-room, pantry. bath; 24 S E. 17th. Hawthorne ear. adulta. NEW TODAT 50 AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE l(t:;i Second Street (3Tear Korrlsea) Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. M. BIO RAT.F 'fOTt M n-VTI IT I furnishings of 8 room house. Including: I all kinds of good pieces for the LIVING I ROOM J finest Oak RTTITK. via: Buffet, Round Extension Table and set! of Chairs; IVOEY BEDROOM. Sl'ITES. r r. xr, var.B9is ana i'l.il.iu TABLriS, i BBA8S and 1EOS BESS, SPRING, MATTKF.SSES. PILtOWS. KFTHlIVft. I ODD DRESSERS and CHITF051ERS, I good assortment of ROOM-SIZE RUGS, I CCRTAISrS, DRAPES, PICTURES, I 9ixi.ii jtLAsitei -ana otner numerous I lots. Also H TOP GOLDEN OAK lEATESSION TABLE -and - RET of I CHAIRS. BOOKCASES and other nieceal coiuuenea tram anouter noma.' Don't miss this sale, as these rnnrla) are in eooa snane ana must DORitlveJVl iva sum w ine nigaesi Diaaer. , . k. ..M V. v. . . . . . . . - WEIJVEgTJAT- and PRITiAV .-at- 10 A. M. for general consignments. VISIT OVJl PB1VATE SALE SEPT. You will find in this denartment noma I of the finest goods made. SOME SEW, outers eiiual -j u nr.n. bauuaiah in aevv UA3 k rAn el KLlltB, over stuffed JAVEWPOBTS - and EAST CHAIRS, FIBER and WICKER SUITES. We peU evervthiner in tha line I or riil-Ml liKE, KUUH. STOVES, ETC. AH goods SOLD AT PBIVATE SALE UJTTARANTEEO A5D - DELIVERED. rcujist u desired. J. T.' WILSOX. Prosrletor We Day cash for used Furniture. Main f - ESTABLISHED 18M. On Tuesday Next Mr.' Heiline. who . Is returnine East. has instructed us to sell tha fine fumlRh- ings of his private home, and from Mr. I rtoDinaon s nome we have received eev-i eral choice pieces, of Furniture, Cutl uiass. iied Liinen, etc We now have the above Roods on display. AT THE BAKER ATJCTIOIT HOUSE Comprising nearly new Llving rUKjra Suite in veiour, vis : Davenport, Rocker, Chair, Aiaiiogany Davenport Table, very preity jm a nop any euee, Hau Aitrror and Stand,- Mahogany Bookcase,, high-: grade Quarter - Sawed Oak , Library I Tables and Rockers, a very choice col- lection of - Pfctures.5 Cretonne Drapes, Wilton and Axmingter Rugs, Mantle jiocK. Jjeatner Kockers and i Couch J L-'imns noom vtueen Anne suite in wal nut as follows : Table. Chairs and Buf fet, also Quarter-Sawed .Oak Pedestal Table. Buffet and Chairs. Several choice pieces of China, large Quantity of Cut Glass, Art Vases,5 Polychrome Candle sticks," Silver. Candlesticks and .Tea Set, Brass Wall Candlebra : and other Bric-a-brac - - -.. .- - . s --- -The : iumishlnca of lour bedrooms. which, is all up-to-date and equal to new. tveas jrt lvorv ami versis Martin best De- Luxe and other Springs. Silk Floss and Felt s Mattresses. Pillows. Spreads, Sheets, Slip and Bureau Scarfs, Pressers and Dressing Tables, in Ivory and Quarter-Sawed Oak, Bedroom Fiber Ikucs ana Brussels Kugs. -.Vulcan Gas -: Ranse, Water ' Heater, nearly new Iron Ranee f small 1. Kitchen Utensils and many other lots too numer- ous 10 mention. Auctioneer's Note Kindly call tomorrow and look -over the full list of croods to be sold in tnis Auction. -- We are unable to enumerate alL It will pay you to call. ; I ATJCTIOX OX.TCESDAl 5EXT AT IS JL. Mr ' 1 k t . t - On Thursday Next We Khali sell a coneirament nf Rsmif. hold Goods from Hall street. SaJa at It You . want to sell or are mnlrlnir changes, call us. We will pay cash for I your goons or sell. lor you. on consign. menu. 1 none .aiain taz. . ' - , i Retail News Troo In and visit the neatest little Furniture Store in the city, where von I lean bur vonr furnish in? at th rirh 1 V aur - fc r. C. BAKER and YT. XU- BEAJT .Furniture Pealers and Auotioneers Pj-thian Buildirtfr ; Tamhill and West Park Sta." (lOKaEfilY MASOTIC TEilPLE 60 -BUILT TO ENDURE" HOUSES( WATER AS A DRINK, ; The Telephone, Electric light and Power, Street Car service and Gas as .'a fuel have been " made available to the ordinary . uraiviauai i.nroag;n tne pooling m resources ana co-operation. Is a Ilomeboilders Service -' CORPORATION - Organized by men '.Who have: pooled their resources and en erffes for the DtrrooBe of ro- Jucing for individuals Better, More Attractive v , Homes - -For Less Money ' OFFERS KINDS OF . HOUSES -. Temporarv Sectional. Permanent Sectioiial. . ' Besnlar Built. KINDS OR SERVICE Wi anil material, ' Wa furniah faelp or ' -. Contract for the job, ' WE CAN SATISFY YOU AS TO OUR RELIABILITY Consultation ' :-- s - Iacurs No . . ' . Obligation Redimads Bldgj Ca, PerlUMS Or. -C. 11U and Market' Phone Cast S114 P.S.Er$47up' OetlvseaSaM tcteS te PeetlanS alt STAINED SMALL CASH WEST SIDE APART - MENT HOUSE SITE - ' This r exceptionally well located, dose In west side 100x100 corner ' can be secured on a down . pay ment of only J3500. It tffers a splendid site for apartment or flat buildings. Is in walking distance of retail district. Improvements ' now on property are paying; stiff i-: cient revenue to carry property, a Price $12,000. - , . ; 'L", " ' f WE :rniTK'r ' THE COOPERATION OP - ;. ALL &EALTOKS . - -Inside Property Dealers ; TEOA BLDG. ; ln and ntaii Portland, we vul construct your. home Jor vou 11 . - : 1 j - ' . T n ,n . . A 06 DrOriXVXUe rP i-jiJa, Ci-fl "S. T-fl U THE FENNEK PUn Bool: shows over 70 homes snd floor" clans. - Get h. Read carefully the specifications ea pages . t H 14. Note that one lew price briars to vou st carload rates, material for vnar home plans,, spedfications, lumber cat to fit. lath, ahinelea. doors and windows, mill work, building paper, nails, paint, hardware and tin work, etc - The Fenner way is the economical wsy, giving yen better materials ssd better houae-cenatruction and saving -yon from 25 to 40 per cent fat labor cost. aione. write, tor particulars. - 1 and receive s copy ot the ? , beautiful . Feancr, Plaa , Book. , . . ,-. - Post-office Box J-4318 -Sales Office: open evenings'' ttS Abttsav b V.La. I . T s)iuaawiy I TO) FENNER MFG. CO. ootot HcKrnet Ae.PoftbaMLOre. J Your "Teeth Sleep" , While We Work Without Pain FEOTEJT RELIABLE' METHODS 13 TEAR5T PRACTICE TN PORTLAS - - -. SATISFACTION; GCAKAHTEEB ; Dr. A. We Keene Dr.? E.: J. Kiesendahl Above i sJesUe Tkeatrs ti4 IVASHtSGTOSf ST. - . 1 OAK FLOORING (tvsnhnf. rod fcrtafl FTXrORS US ID A!pl I FINISHED. Ot.D FLOORS MADB UUI LA.W ELCCTRIO SANDERS. ' . - OAK LEAP - I rWAKIWWU I LOOK CO. K. CIAT : EAST 7022. , RES. TABOR S240.I NEW TODAY ?bw ' j ti 50 ionDEHiiiQQ gHiigS!fU Beautiful View , on W estovei Well built verv brlehr anrl rrurrttl delightfully - arranged three - bed- ruuina ana two cams on second floor two bedrooms and hath on third floor- riot water heat double garaee. Wonderful viw f,ciiy and jnoun t tains. A . real home that must be i seen , to be appreciated. i r. . IntersaUoaal Realty Associates Pnteck Bloek j . . B4wv. 11 K0RTHY RUGCa EUJFFJIUGS Made out c your oia worn -out earpeu and rags, . Save tult tfca price ot k its rut. tse wsotea clotains. - - - v - 9x12 Ran sle.el A. SI A East 358? . , lga r.,a riaWia WOXDEBFUL WEST SIDE SITE IMxim or lOfzSN Feet , OX twextt-fihst. DETWEEX sun aai luMlAU .. fle FOR iserlee FEET "l ... Beasoaable Teraas ; RU5DIELL & RIBIMELL" - - Realtara Bdwy. 7t . Business and Residence Property ,;i V ' IX 6 Interest . Xeataly Beaaysieat ea Bealdeaees r ' VYILLLAM MAC MASTER - j 5 t, 8. 5ATI03AL BAKK BLDa MORTGAGE LOANS - NEW TODAY mm mm . : . office - : ' - 1 Apartment Site I 171 SUrk Bt. '' "JX none I n Mortgag UulUlu 1 1 Bsilaeti properties l.-Beildesee lossl6y2. pautx siraa by Rorai OrcW Na. Sz. low ' rates. Installment repayments it desired. Leans preaptly dosed. . A. H. BirreU-Gm Co. H- Kortliweitera Baak BsDdlsg MORTGAGE. LOANS in any smoUnt "it lowest rttes on iciry or- country , property:' -prompt - Und helrful service. ' . ' : and helpful service. 1 . - DAfiPT fc tJlOPm v ; PAGET & PAGET 283 W Stark SU Bet. 4th and 5U Broadway 3794. SAVE.: MONFY V,: bt ruai your was rsf siture OIRCCT FlrOSJ PAO. TWIT, u it la saada of arft- torn a auaa rt. . ...... rwrj-Ano wickCm ru nrrvna wanuao- i , TlRIM OO. ... M1 tlSJIOW AVE. Cor. IDWT. Cast SSM CARPET CLEANING rVL,TT e-rKO. ftetiztaja, bTo. J m cnsie, $ie. ffuraa maoa arar. Feathera rtanerttaA. ", "IT MaTTRCaSCS far SAA.S ,PLUF RWaaaa traaa oM aarpata. riHra vptraHtare antf rapairad. - - tOSJta-e MATTRESS CMPIT ..vClUII,M MrCRJia 107 . Untata tt. ; ot CS747. HOW IS THE TISIB TO INSTALL. Hardwood Floors Over Tour Old Flaora at Viry Baaaonabla Pifcaa. SEW WORK GIVKX SPrXTAt. ATTKXTIOJC Call Tatbr 311() ! ROSE eiTY. HARBWOOP FLOOR CO F. HARFKC, - '- ' rinailaliai - BUSINESS PERSONALS WED DIN Q A.NI V1SITIXU CAUU ESiUUAVkee, . a SMITH ft CO. ' ' tit Morsaa BUa SPECIAL NOTICES 101 KXECETHLX'S 8iLS CiV BF.il. PPftprorr I u ua airat 01 too astaia af iiiut f k Uis Kniaoa. dreeawd: ' , - Notice ia kcrcbr wtimm. ty.t rAt-wA LAmm AfcKaRBaw tha axantria mt th. -f Jaawa X McKaBBoa. darrand. lata of I akm ioobdet. vrecoo, nil, try airtaa of tha wmU. aad tt 1 um of w-iil rJ .tha mmiA M . j-i. probated ia fnies .eoaaty. OrreoB. and a eertl- 1 wi mapj nmwa m taa m-ord of daoaa ol alatrnall anl tr-nm f w k.. rMklenr aa L Uraada, Vvmm. txnrtlj. OracoB, 4 tha hirheat bdd at pitrate aala. "V aiur ar .via oat o apru. lzz. taa weacnuea raaj irrapanjr auuuar aa alohBOBjah eoasrjr. Onsoa. towtt: - - LOta 11 aad IX Ot bVrk H7 In ?0 a VUi ' 1 .2 of Mock S. kru 1. 14. 1. i asa v 01 duci li. aaa Ma 11 and 12 nf lot Partlaad: and. DHx-a aiA ra amafioa aouiooB Lo traa cuy Lota 17 aod IS of blorfc SOO tm Ooorh aVH tioB ta tha eitr of FortlaBd. Oreasaa. aontaiauaT v- awiuinj dcwhi, aaa aao)ct to aoniuf e eiv.vvu. st comer of sad alirehail streeta. Tcaaaa of aala: ' Caak on awfn. ammmee. aftec apptOTal of aala br tha roorV . AAJU1 McSXNNON. Kxeectrlt. La Uranda. Orrav ytn. or nrt nnWiWWi. Vltrrh IS. 1'J2 I. B- K. BlKtla. have arwtad all aoaaactiooa I I n um Hkicti aj nan pnaraiBf. htivtij notifrtac the pnfcbc that I will bo Vmtrr or rannoaiblo in any autten la ermnorUua wilt titat ocsBpaay. - t'raM) B. E. Srkea. 1C2 KIT'Kf A.Ihii K Uti s it. Ka. 1 : 7 , FrntrHj Hw! I rt Inday ricft, brrf-t V"0 k aivilr -la ll . aiMia att t u fauuatary irmn. e-pn-ui t nam. Sm Ik. Tniit u M sun aau altaa Thriuwra at w t Udj la but bmoat r7, "Tha Wwk IWw.- RaBbrr th ituj cspcamt tarnir at Ww- rTrt 1'rrttal Lak rra. . r.ai.-ir AarJ . EEVIEW and icutMtioa ol ead)- aaua tf Tret , I..Ur ta. at. Mjptmbu haji. m UasMacloa c, acxt Tbmradar nua. April S. . atceafcrta ara lee W rin (iraaperu eaa- hrtae mm fa m of awi. Bis wbn eaaipaica andcr wa7. with abrt l a-J " w waaiaastoa next faai. iwUi air avnickU vdenaa. TTaOif KT!CSE1J It K. p&izx oi.n rAf-Hirit CXPTL'XK IiANCE Enraka eranrQ Ka. 204, S. B. Hoaar iwwe, April 11. aast. atde W. U. hail. K. Stb aa4 AXJr. fiiaa for ladxa aa4 I'M. Ml akl faaioaa4 vouutti. Aa avlMa ana aaau' lrtaa. rtaa um arcbawa. AoaraUaa Si aaU, kcu- tn wt tax. . , T tattad Arunaai ffj ' the aaaal -oe" - i I " e" at w. I f. 118 1IU at.. T (. inio aruMaa, rai I cam rr j a v?. Bine. Awl 20. CAnte- (rim S:ie I IS, aancins V tard piisaa aad- door maa. Adatisiua. IJ ceata. Alrav 'bvra traa. Coaia aad via prixe aad eaic a vlaawat maur HF.. Vaa Afctia. TrASHTXGTOJt CTOOLAjrDST Ko. 1. K. T.. EaaUr aamte SvMlar. April IS. aa nati mt (Inn rmmArw V 1 at J(OTiSc1fl A ad i tor hi m. Vmnnf mvr rh r anoaaied r fan K. T. band at IHi rterU tarn. Mirchmc te MaltnoaaS bowl, tarra J"niC VraJi Vraad , OmaauMdry aad Omoa Na. 1. . &immmc 8'r KaichU apuvcoatlf la 4edT a sorostnuiy uv -. y ' " - J. R. URAitAM. CamaW. I'ORTLAND Caatxer. No. ST. . E. S. Alaatam ara raouaaud U atUad tha fuaral aarrina o Hutrr , Vtolal tiillaaa. Aloaaar. Aortl 17. i' Irr A -at 2 P. ia.. at Um ebanol mt U r C. Kut tiida racral Diractora, Eaot Sixth and Alder, Ottmrt mm ymapCy at 1.29 at Um cbapai. Ordac a V. 1L - - - Bertha Mav'Bary. iiol"LAE aarani ! AnrKor . ma-jl Na 14 4, Twaadar, AprU II. W. O. W. baC. 12 1 1 ta at. St. Jobna eoaaril -iU PT aa a fratarsal ruut. aada- ' Til la efcow. 10 to iS p. aa.. aoae aaxaeaa M bt. iaaaa oaacQ. Bnaf yocr eandi4ia aad frieoda for the lartset w3ci of tKa yar. ATTENTION. SEBVICB CrRCT.I KEICHBOBS xoa ara imttmi - - j r... M .t- r . laia 5elhbor . J. T. Taa OrartaS at Limaar a andertoklBf pirlora. lit and Maia ta..Yaaoeu. foadar. . AjitU 17. mt 1 a iConctedlBa ecrrawaiaa at Horn City eaaiitlry at : P- r Hinmy Vxln. a. F. an A. M. PAaaa rilww, Ceardiaa Ka4Wor. . WII.AtTE"TRrr!E0TT. IXP&OVED OKUi.it R. at , arta rarr Moadir aaaams at "ma, :vt M ac alam San aaaaatlT raeaaatad to aa praarat. -, TUUac eluata aiwajv vatcona, . Warnon' arr.. - . . ALVIM BIEV tk. c. or b. A OOU'K.S ktu; kxCAail"- u aan a aaciai eaarnna rhia vaantaa- at thata tail.. V Kaa Stk and AmW atmt. at Y " o'clock, to vterh all Odd tnrrOd. B. A. ftTARR, HrHha. AtOSK CITT CAMP. aL W. ' X.'. a'la eara alaadar - ( aa the ld K. P. Vail. 40 aider at-, eaaf 11th. work aaca ereaiaa. mton alwayt araleOM. F. K. SmitA. c 1. , ' i-' WV auoataaa, Oark. lllSTaos mt. BOTALTfElOrTBORS-OP AMTJltlCA. OIE(y ROSK CAlty, maa mrj Thtuadar avwiaa. Pc!fi- atatea hall. -40S AkUr am luu Tbandar a SO pnj, last Thandar a aaaqaai. aerai cswnwm act AirmaUd OILS r rtap is ettr DarticaltriT Isviiad. Offiea 1X11 Yoa VaUdinc Alaia 441. aoara 1 to Swat. aaOs, wmww r. MaaoM,- nouroar. VtAiluVKltE Camo. ftoral KaWVaon ' ot -Aawrx-a. aill hold a "8 00" ram taa Taaa. day,. April -1 B, at .l . ., Eaat Sale Pni aaa Alea'a hall. 114 H -Grand a.- Hand md snaca. nd atraaaaaBta iao. ' Krerraadr ari. errmr. c - . r - 1 - , - - ' taElTf calico UU.aiaa ay ttUt 1. Porta cinua Aa Z, L. o U. A. a.,' Tbtixur April SO. Gaod aanaie: aarda far thoaa mh da Boc daaea; send priaaa Adaiwoa. SO eantAi Bakrr hall. KiTHncvoorOi aad Aihina. I8 11th at. WkIiimUi ara.. A-nril IS &ood priaea, Att wi local i. Atarcant Wanhauaar, -riairnun. ' , . - KOYAi, NEIGHBORS OF AMSEiCA. klrr- ' -ramp- A a, -t4. mcu eaarv TaoKlar ereatne. .Hate Oraad . - . - ? EI.IJS- CvT.pA ?, Fwder. LtMRLEAi Ji.Wfcll.HT a armaitr., bauoaa. aaa. Jtrear Bm.. lll-lll eta at. - CARD OF' THANKS TO TH E many frvrnd. and ta tlw Waj kr.wu 1 v tor vxxnr- neiB aad anapataj cxtanoad .01114 ' mt taroah taa tom r oa I franujoa. M W US rural rfannaa. I r wtv w eipre aur aiwn nnam-ion. Mit OWn Fataus Wlaaknr. Atra.. Ura IX rirmtna. . . B WLKH to thank oar but trinA and rfchbora -who. vaa awn Vrrina dcrd and heantinl floral offerincs, halpad n dnnnc tha brif lUaaaa of oar Sear fathers J. If. Flatrhar and SWv. DEATH tiOTICO 1C3 TKOW BRIDGE la taie cUy. April IS, Bn iami. asad 67 raara. hMfaaad mt Aitrm Trowbridra ot atadford. Or. . Tba nauil mil be lomrdrd taa tSunoayl oaaaias br J. P. held aod tn tenant ateee. air. Tmbridca waa a nenber ct tha llmai. Kn4rfata ft Prthiaa. Knicbta -of Avhoraaiaa aad, Waorfmoa of tha World. . : . .. - - SJNG la Uua eitj. April 14. lohm i. aUacTia Si yaara. baiowd brother of Aft A. M. Kiar. ArUiar K Kmc. Mra. C- T. Thabea. aU of Portland ; Edward K. Kias of Karraaaento. Cmli. alia. Dortakd Graham of BaaaaUle. (aJL Benaina arc at the rwrtawtial Pariora ml Ifuiar Az Traiy. F'ywral sotica latar. CLAMKW Is tMa riur Apru IS. 192i. Washsnctoa P. (ilaaaow. aead ST yaafa, T. f "and waa a imrmhrnr of Taovpta lodea Vm. 1 74, a. p. u. fi. iniatim ara at taa r mnini nartors of Iranasnm Si 4'aia. Iforriaoa at. vaA 12tK Vnnml eodfa Hit. - PjJuiVAX la thia eity. Apol 12. IdZZ. 3. U. Paaqaan. asad SS na lauia araa - tha raudroual parlaaa of IMnuiuie aV Caia. MorrKon C at 12th. Fnneral titwe - O'PCUJVAS In ih rHr. ApnJ 1. Dcnajs M. O'flulliTaB. arad raara. Baaaaina era at MeEataa aV Eiirr'a Barton. IStfe. asd ICaaroU Kwamal aoUra ltrr. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 PALA1 Aorvl 14. 1922. at Ua faauif rawdnca. No. 4S Larrabaa at. Mra. MataOda Pain. aced SS yaaa, 4 aaaotsa, T dara. aakwad wifa at Per luM PalaL. tonne wtathar mt . Carl Paha aad Naomi V. Paha ot Partiiad aad Joan F. Pals of Coodthaodcr, Mima. ; mjme aer n ar oaa arotbar. r lainoat Souaaa af rvrt- land. Or. - Fawn) avrrioaa will afoodar, April IT. 1S22. at 3 . (a. at U In Viaaorl Lotbcraa rftarrh, oaraar 1 9th aod Irriaa ata. YnraAt fwapaetinSy krrUad. later- aiaat faaulr pkx. Rlrvrnaw at raaraoa a - I raon ar. UcKE.NZlE la thai eitr. AorU 1. alar McKeaaie. acd hi aaaia. brtowd wiia f t harVa J. Afknuie: mmU of lie Wrfcba. Walla Walla. Vaa; Alrv c V. orainrtaa. Umc baarh. Cat: Mra. . Cora I Rtowe, Tacaeaa, HiA.: Mrs. EWe ielirr aad I Na RoBWe -Crova. both af BvUUMrhaoL Waaa. I Haaraa fnrwaidad thta tSaadarl aaarBjaSjAwnl I ... yj xam . I OfB. Rwvrll at. at I Hirm I 8CIIKKINF.B At a-av Or., April 11. JaouS I B. K-hrrwr. aanl 40 raara. hainand of Anaa I Snbratnar. fauv of Barbara.. Bra mart. mmuT 1 of liaabexa Tmm aa of rmlmnm. aiaaa wu Ikt aftmd al a. aa. Ifoadaa. AnrO II. from I a. IT. - 1., , 1 . w. ral.are araaun I arrancaaaents la ohaise of Xaat Sade kaaaral I t. . i- CAMALS la tiia ritr. Apni 10. I ill. V Kaiehao Caaal. wtla of aarfaao TaaaM. Tba foaaral eart- win laaa ta eiaaacl mt Rdwerd HatBUB at Koe. TUrd aad Salaaoa ata, Moeoar. April 17. 1 112. at S.-4S a aa.. aad praeead ta St. XtebaeU rnorca. SSS SUtl at-, wbrr aar. Waa will ba keid at t a. am. BJk CLAK&E Fuarrvl amteaa af tha tela h.i-f Ciarka will oa hmtd today (Ssda7l at a p. aa. at ttia ehaoai af atilv oi I raorj. la ewfratian Mt en. nwitima. I I'l (U KI.L. funeral arrim oi taa atta iaa Puroril will ba baid tnday 8nirt at 1 I B. m. at tha chapel ot aitier ft Traety. lz-urr- - aaent liubbara. Or. MEET1NC NOTICES m
