J,
TITLES PREPARED
FOR 1925 FAIR AND
INCH TAX BILLS
Attorney General Completes For-
ij mafities to Make Possible Cir
culation of Signatures.
Salem, May 13. Ballot titles tor two
''more proposed constitutional arqend
Wier.ts were prepared today toy Attorney
beneral Van WLnkls and are ready for
f . . ,' : ?i ! . - . . . , 1
ireujauon zor isi&Triatures 10 piace uwm
n the November ballot.
One Is to be koown as the "Income
x amendment. It la Initiated by the
lata Taxpayors' League of Oregron and
ts purpoae. aa Bet forta in uie Daiiot
title, is "to require that one-half of the
fax levy for state expenses eacn year
j levied on net incomes of natural
Wrsons aid corporations, beginning with
934; the annual rate of income to be
fixed by dividing; the amount of tax
Required by the total set amount of all
toet incomes subject to such tax. provia
Ing personal, exemptions of from $800
ito $1000- for unmarried persons and
rom 11000 to $1500 for married persons.
nd $200 additional for each dependent;
Iso life insurance, gifts, , bequests, ne-
Ises and inheritances . and charitable
ntributions and (corporations exempted
y United States income tax law.
The other proposed amendment will
e Known as tne -isza exposition
mendment" It is initiated by the At
lantic-Pacific Highway and Electrical
Exposition and its purpose is described
fas beinsr "to authorize the city f Port
land to raise $3,000,000 by levying and
jcoHecting a special tax of $1,000,000 each
year for three years, beginning; not later
Ithan 1924' and expend the same as au
thorized by the voters of said city at
nnv xeneral or special election, to pay
fthe expense of holding an exposition In
the year lazo, or as soon as pusaiom
thereafter. to advertise the resources.
products commerce, industries and geiy
Serai advantages of the state of Ore
gon, and city of Portland, and validat
ing any preceding or concurrent cny
legislation carrying same into effect.
MRS. W. J. CHASTAIN
Freewater. ilay 13. Mrs. W. J. Chas
tain, 73, early day resident of Umatilla
county, died Wednesday from peritonitis
at Ferndale. Rev. J. W. Stockton of
1 Portland, and four former pastors of the
Xew Home Baptist cuuren at uernaaie
conducted funeral services Friday. Mrs.
Chastain came to the Walla Walla valley
in 1880 and had lived on the home farm
near Ferndale for 42 years. Three child
ren. Rosa Lee Simmons, wife of the Rev,
Lee Simmons, pastor of the Nazerene
church at Dayton, Wash. ; Victor Hugo
Chastain, a'drugglst of Milton and Elmer
J. Chastain, rancher at Ferndale. survive.
MOSTESASrO MARRIAGE LICENSE
Montesano, Wash., May 13. A mar
riage license was issued here Friday to
Albert T. Bolton and Helen M. Bollin-
ger. both t'Hoaiam. . ,
SPECIAL SERMONS PLAKKED
J Rldgefield, Wash., May 13. The Meth
oclist. Community and Nazarene churches
will observe Mothers' day with special
sfeervrees tomorrow.
St
Household
Goods to Be
Sacrificed
, for
Warehqiise
and Loan
Charges .
SALE STARTS MONDAY
CONTINUES UNTIL STOCK IS SOLD
7$00 square feet floor space filled withTiigh-grade furni
ture of every kind and description; antiques, curios,
etc; pianos, plionographs, j violins vacuum cleaners,
electric pads and blankets, dishes, cut glass, massive hall
clocks, Wilton and oriental rugs, refrigerators, sewing
? machines; automobile and truck tires, wire wheels and
paris, Various and many other articles too numerous to
mention. ; .. ;;
J All of the abdre goods will be sold for just a fraction of ;
' the? r worth just enough for storage and loan charges.
:;-' - . A'j - - . - . ' -
Security Storage and Transfer Go.
; Fourth at;
mr)tmimrttnMtrn'wr)twwmrtnwimeint
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Bumper Apple Crop
I Okanogan Prospect
Wenatchee. Waah.. May 13. F, 8.
XHurlington, district horticulturist, who
returned today from a trip to the Oka
nogan country, reports that present in
dications point to a bumper crop this
year. It is expected that ww cars
will be shipped out. an Increase of 1000
over last year's output. i ne nwi
damage to small. About zutw acres
orchard is being set out between To
naska and Oro villa, running strongly to
Delicious apple.
Married on 'Death
Bed'; Will Recover
aw ami. Wash.. May 13. Believing
himself fatally injured when caught be
tween the bumpers of cars of a logging
train, Kby Brown. 21, sent for his
fiancee. Naomi Dillard, 18, of Nortb.
River and was married to her before
he was brought to a nospiw n
city. The accident occurred odbj u
train of a fvynoocne nmwr
pany. isrown is ; now exiroicu "
cover. His home Us In Montesano. His
bride accompanied him on the tram
here and has been near him since.
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STJTE TO BE GBADTJATED
r-herialia Wash.. May IS. The bacca
laureate sermon for ' the high school at
Toledo will be delivered by Rev. William
H Hooie. Sunday evening. The class of
nine, largest in the school history, com
prises Merle Hammerly, Eva Maruscha
Croop, Augusta G. Bonnin, I Ida Rita
man, Fred M. Allison, Lena B. Raupn.
Lena M. Somroer. Lillie D. Roe and
Esther R. Kangas.
NEW TODAY
50
MORTGAGE LOANS
i '
Bailee! properties . Residence loan.
. a - mm
low rates. Installment, repayments
desired. Loans promptly closed.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
SlCtlt Korthwegteni Bank Banding
WEST SIDE FLATS
For Sale Two-ramny Flat Bnlldlng,
Neb Hill. Lot 80xl0. Modern.
, $800, Halt Cash
OKEG05 IirVESTMElf T ft MORTGAGE
COMPA3TT
tit Exchange Bldg Id and Stark Sts.
INCOME
Irvington Apartments
We offer for sale several fine four and
eight family apartments in Irvington.
Producing 18 net
F. E. BOWMAN A CO.
Owners and Builders
21 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. (77C
, :
SBBlBflBSBBBSSBSBBBBlBEBHSlH
CARPET CLEANING
RgPITTINO. RELAVINO. RESIZING, ETO.
' (lit DUOS SHAMPOO, S2.SO..
WsttWM trade . rtmthtn ftciwvatod.
ALL KINDS NEW MATTRESSES for SALE
FLUFF RUOS wo ran from o. tarpMb
Furniture phelttree and npMnd
PIONEER MATTRESS A CARPET
CLEAN INOi WCRKS
107S B. Llnula SL Aut, ZS7-OJ.
ira
Pine St Opposite Multnomah Hotel
ote oregonI sunday journal, Portland, sonday morning,
NEW TODAY
SO
YOU
Teeth Sleep
' WHILE . WE WORK
DENTISTRY WITHOUT ailt
Proven Reliable
Methods
vimt wvmcacm la
Specialists la rim Claw Dentistry i
Satisfaction Guaranteed
OR. W. KEENC u; . i
DR. C. J- KIESENOAHt.
Above MaJUe Thaatre ; '
861 ' Washington Streea. .
RUG CO.
FLUFF I1DSS
atade out or your : old i worn-out
arpeta aad rugs. Save stii tbm .
price of a new rug. Use wool ;
CJotalng. - '
9x12 Rasa steeas-clesned. $1.S
sr EifhLa
East 3580 188
HOME BUILDERS
For Plans. Specifications. Material Bills,
Contracts. Superintendence, Financial
and Building Advice,, consult
OLNEY HAWKINS
Broadway 5S48 V tU Abiagtoa Bldg.
NOW 18 THE TIME TO INSTALL
Hardwood Floors
Over Tour Old Floors t Vrr IteasnoeWs Prlcas.
Call Tabor 3110
ROSE CITY HAROWOOO FLOOR CO.
r. HARPKE. Proprtsioe.
MORTGAGE LOANS
in any amount at lowest rates on
city or country, property; prompt
and helpful service.
PAGET & PAGET
283 3 Stark St., Bet. 4th and 5th
Broadway 3794
SAVE MONEY
Vr-: - iZSlrixm DIH EOT FROM F0
1- I iOW WSJ - MH W
PORTLAND WICKER PVsV
N ITU RE MARUFAO
TVRINS OO.
361 UNION AVE. N-, Cor. BDWT. Ult M
ll
OAK FLOORING
Wholesale and Retail FLOORS LAID AND
FINISHED. OLD FLOORS MADE UKJE
NEW S ELECTRIQ SANDERS.
OAK LEAF
HARDWOOD FLOOB CO. 390 K. CLAT.
EA8T T022. RES. TABOR SE40.
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V
SO
AUCltO
, ".WILSON'S
AUCTIONHOUSE
ICS. 171 SECOND ST. (Sear Morrlsoa)
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 A. M.
AT EACH OF OUB SAl-BS THIS
WEEK you will find a lABttE AS
QKTMEST of all kinds of good TVJi
SlTCKE, CAKPET8, BUGS, BA2TGES
and GE5EKAI HOUSEKUBWISHIIf Gg,
CONSIGNED from PRIVATE HOMES,
TO BE SOLD to -theHIGHEST. BID-
DEB. Attend our sales ana sa vja
HOXEY.
WE ALSO SELL AT
PRIVATE SALE
HIGH CLASS FTJBjriTTJKE of ftt de
scriptions, large assortment of BOOM
SIZE BUGS, popular makes of STEEL
and GAS RANGES and other effects
nrf alnins- tr rurnishine a home. GOODS
SOLD at FBIVATB SALE are NEW or
nn,T I wr T.'TTT T "V fUTifilV.'
TEED and DELITEBEB. Come in at
your convenience ana iooic uirouga.
TEEMS if desired.
RESTAURANT
AUCTION
On Monday Next at 2 P.
M.
We are instructed by the owner to sell
the contents of Restaurant known as the
OM MOTHEB'S KITCHEIT
at 15 NORTH SECOND STBEET, near
Burnside. Comprising : NATIONAL
CASH BEGISTER, Pie Case, COFFEE
HBNS, COCNTEBS and STOOLS, Clock.
FIBEPBOOF SAFE, BANGE, MEAT
BLOCK, Dish Trays and Sinks, TWO
LARGE BEFBIGEBATOBS, one small
Refrigerator, Water Tana, -x'aDies,
Chaira, etc
, J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE AT
AUCTION
On Thursday Next at 10 A.M.
We shall sell the balance of effects of
ANNA BEAD ESTATE tin JtfanKrupt-
cy). REMOVED from 838 KAL1UU
STBEET to
Wilson's Auction House
169-171 Second St.
Comprising MINK FURS. MEXICAN
DBAWN WORK, JAPANESE and other
FAJiCV v ulih. aoout ou rAiK 01 gooa
BLANKETS, SHEETS; SPREADS, also
a large assortment of LABIES
DRESSES, SUITS, SKIBTS, Underwear
and effects - too numerous to mention.
also 5 Travellne Trunks.
The above goods are an equal to new
and positively the best that money could
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
H. W. SITTON, ijrustee.
RESTAURANT
AUCTION SALE
On Tuesday Next, May 16
At ? P. M.
We &re Instructed to sell the contents
v uia - j
LANG & KRUSE
RESTAURANT
At 145 Party St., Near Alder
Comprising: NATIONAL CASH REG
ISTER, COTJNTEB CIGAB CASE,
LUNCH COUNTER, IS STOOLS WITH
BACKS, 16 FRENCH PLATE BIIR
Side Tables, Cosjtumers, 6 ELECTRIC
LIGHT FIXTURES. Inlaid Linoleum.
LARGE "McCBAT" REFRIGERATOR,
about 200-lb. capacity ; also small Re
frigerator, -LIPrtAN" ICE MACHINE,
4-OVEN FRENCH RANGE, Gas Plates,
uook Maoiea, sujks, xueat tstocn., v.jl
HAUST FAN. Difehes. Glassware, Silver
ware, Utensils anl other effects.
J. T. tjVTLSON, Auctioneer.
ESTABLISHED 1892
ON TUESDAY NEXT
i
AT THE BAKER ATJCTIOIf HOUSE
We shall sell the Furniture, Rugs, etc.,
from a residence on Flanders street, also
another lot from Westmoreland. If you
are looking for Quality goods be here on
time, as you will find several pieces
equal to new. I i
Following Is a (partial list of what we
shall have to of fir you : Mahogany Vic
trola and Record, Livine Room Suite of
three pieces, Siinmons Day Bed com
plete, beautiful Cfreval Mirror, also large
Wall Mirror," Sundour Mulberry Drapes,
Library Tables a,nd Rockers, Bookcases.
Floor and Table Lamps, Pictures, Books,
Axmmster. ! Brussels and Velvet Rugs,
Parlor Desk, Fiber Rockers and Chairs,
Dining Rooms $uites In Queen Anne
Walnut, also Quarter-Sawed Oak istnit
vis : Table. Buffet and Chairs ; nearly.
uc fuij. oturooni isuite as ioiiows :
Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier, Dressing Table
and Bench:; beautiful Birdseye Maple
Suite, viz:; Bed large Dresser, Stand,
Rocker and Chair; full size Brass Bed
complete with best Springs, Silk ! Floss
and Felt Mattress, Pillows and Bedding ;
fine Mahogany Land Birdseye Mania
Dressers: Child's Crib and Mattress
Bedroom Rockers and Chairs, two Gas
Ranges and many other useful lota.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE
We advise yoU to can tomorrow and
look over the full list of goods contained
in this Auction, including Turkish-Rugs,
in small sizes,' and many other costly
items not mentioned. In the above Adv.
SALE TCJSSjDAY AT 10 A. 11,
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
At the Ci O. fitek Transfer & Storage
Co.s Warehouse Second and Pine Sts,
We shall sell for storage" and other
charges Household Goods, Trunks and
other -effects, the same having been duly
advertised according to law in The Dally
Record-Abstract-j
FIRST irTBlilCATJOar AFKIX IS,
LAST FITBLIC?ATIOJr MAT IS, 9si
By order C. 0. PICK TRANSFER 4
! STORAGJS CO,
,By C O. PICK, srFT.
Offices and Warehouse, 2d and Pine
streetav. fi i : . '
WE BTTT HOUSEHOLD 600DS FOB
fJJLJa. .JIALa asaa. . " . - j ; . ,
W. C BAKER AilD W. H. BEA3T
Furnlture Dealers and Auctioneers
- i Pythian Building .. ' ! , ,
: TamhiH an4 West Park Streets !:
NEW TODAY
iiMes
! B
SO
fWSrMJJ!- ENDURE
BUILDINGS !
Stop Paying Rent
' Lots Are Cheap
aild can be bought foci a small
payment down and on .easy
monthly payment plans. r
, thronjh -a desire i to be ot lerrlce to
homa buiiderj : . UUoMh dose null connec
tions and ayxtem, can frmish tjouwjiUi a
comfortable. attractiT "Built :to Endota"
LITTLE IROREV '
S STVLES Of HOUSES; 'JLJ ',
1 Temporary .Coaverttbla Soet tonal
Fine for Tomi. Moan tain or Beaca.
- ... Saetlonat Hoeiet foe Parmanetie,
Built tor latting and plastering.
; a-Regular Bulit Houses . i ,
Any style -your plan.
JUfiTF- REDIMADB Secttonal j Houses
V and GaJtasas art easy to erect.
Practical to ship. (!' A : I
. INVESTIGATE
FREB, CATALOG
RalmadBId!r Co, Portland, Ore,
81 S E. 1 1 tr,' 8 Blocks South of Hawthorns
. PHONE KAST 5114
In and near Portland', roe
will construct joar home f ar $on
STUDY THIS exterior and plan. Do yea
wonder it is popular? It is a Fenner
Factory-cat Home which means, that for
only $1426.34 you Jet plans, specifications,
lumber cot to fit lath, shingles, doors
and windows, mill ! work, building paper,
nails, paint, hardware and tin work. Write
for foil Information. i
Send 1 50c
Itea on year first order)
and recede a copy of
- the beautiful Fenner
Flan Book.
Post-office Box! J-4318
Sales Office : opeorerenine's
JlS ASTBAKS BtJILDOra
Broadway aad Oak, Pcjtlahd
Telephone Broadvsy 116)
FENNER MFG. CO.
leet of McKaaaa Awssirocnsaa.
R0QMS IN
Journal Bldg.
FOR RENT
Space on
3d Floor
East and North
Light. Suitable for dentist
or doctor.
Also suite bf two rooms on
' 4th floor.
Apply to j Superintendent
Journal Bldg.
STORE TO
LEASE
291 Morrison, Between 4th
and 5th Sts.
Will lease for f iv4 years
Full information from
PARRISH, W ATKINS & CO.
252 StarkSt.
Phone BdWy. 7644
INCOME i
Irvingrtori Apartments
We offer for saie several fane! four and
elht family apartments an iirvmgton.
f rooacwg isy net. : ;' ' i
F. E. BOTOrAW ft CO. r
Owners and Ballders
819 Cham, of Com. Bldg. I Bdwy. TJ
-To Close 0at the Estate of
. W. L. Sciuflers, pceajsed
THE PORtWaND dlENTAt,
IMPORT S& EXPXET ! CO.
with Oriental connections r aad ' with East
and Jflfes acooeata, , :
' The Mdss. whk-h this business eonslfrts of
Includes Stliks, Grass Runs and Other Moea,
and is an absolutely safe business.
See lira. W. L. ouders,! : Executrix.
No Agents -Seed. Apply."
84 and Washlnftofl Sts. 617 tekum Bids.
Mortgage
Business and Residence
I ' . Property , j' J
6 Interest
Kesthty Repayment ca i; Resldeaeef
WILLIAM MAC WASTER
128 V. S. TfATIOXAI "BA3fK BLBO.
NEW TODAY
r v. " " 1 1 "'
I "4 "
Laasafesaps
may ia: 1922.
TOO LATfe TO CLASSIFY 25
THE LIGHTNING AKTliiT
,r Robte Wood.
- I "- IS NOW LOCATED
' '- I Between Taylor and Salmon , ,
Paintings with ' Frame complete,' $1. t
-.4 211143d St."
ilOKEilii 3 -room uaitment completely tnr-
Biabedj priTate bata. Boa aoa cuo ww, o-
appeartns iet. pbono. 023 Si. is. oib-
ALL KiM3 '. of dimension rubber, flooring.
Boynton ' furnac. , tttl 'l'tbot SUIT alter
p. ra.
JTAKM lor sale, ex trade lor CUT property: over
1 OO acres . sown u isu crop, tau woosaws
4 90 a. Call Sunday or Monday, i i -
LATE MODSL Winchester nfie; trade for
wood or anything I can use. AeL 882-01.
iXJH HUNT- New 7 -room modem -hoixsa. Phone
WoodJawn 1V9. Adults only.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
WEDDING
w. o. flirrrtt a ctx
AM T8ITlNa f
cakd kn;kavee !
Sit Iforcaa'Blda
SPECIAL, NOTICES
101
HELP ITS ilXJTD OUB
csippleo ErncnNOi
Brery! day the library has: IBS eaSs for
reading matter it cannot supply. In fery
department enr efficiency is crippled, our
opportunity for serrice OTfttlfillod. jWe
must, . hare more boots. ; ;.. 1 J
"ont you help na, ethers, aad your
self by coin over your volumes and ginnc
us those, you can pare. Truly yea eoald
not do i store worth-while deed. .
tasre the books at the Central Vbrary
or at any of toe branches. Thank yoal; j
THE ' LIBRARY ASSOCIATIOH q
TO THE stockholders of the Oregon and Wy
oming Oil and Gas company an Interesting
telegram from our oil field is on file at the
office. 81 btb St. Please can ana get toe n
formation.' : ' ' I '
I VVILL not; be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wite, Mrs. A, , 8. BoWBson,
after May 11. 1922. (Signed) A. 8. KoMnson.
MEETING NOTICES 102
BEST
concert; i
: .EVER!
Anchor Council j?o. T4S,
RniHtv Renef it - association
m,i mp.tinr Tuesday night.
sr.. ift i-i S, li A. are invited
to harp! and piano concert given y tiss Alice
GenevieTe Smith sad JWUMls. I Meeting Starts
1 7 :30. Members be sure and attend. Commit
tee's will be appointed tor tsy esaaar to oe avu
May SO. at W. O. W. hall. 128 ilth et. Pro
ceeds to send drill team and officer to Cebfornia
in interest of 1924 national eonvention. Friends
and members are invited to a big' dianer, to be
given at the! home of Francis WDliams at 22d
and PoweU St. from 2:30 until f :30s also In
cludes a bail game between Anchor Council s
Has-BeenS aad Anchor's Would Bee's at-above
address.1 Admission aoc. amner, came ana u.
Cards-, 5
Eureka Council No. 204
S. B. A.. Mondaj evemni.
May 15, east side W. O. V.
hall. E. 6th and Alder.
r.rA. R-ao n. m. sliaro.
Candv BTocen prises. Danc
ing 10 p m. Fine union or
chestra. Admission 2Bc, includlnS war tax ana
bat cheok. All welcome. j
T i KntKPATRKlK i OOTTNOTL
2227. SeeurtW Benent aa
aociation. AU members are
eameaUy requested to set one
new member ' tot oat 10th
.nnlversarr and do it now.
Special prizes: aad a banquet
tor all who dot Gome Friday
night, see the splendid degree
vrork ' and- special program.
Visitors always weleomea.
THE MACCABEES. TENTi NO.
1. will hold an open meeting
for ' primary candidate i next
Thursday evening. : Hay 18, at
ifaccaboe ball. 388 : Washing
ton st. Uusioal : and TaudenriUs
number will be gireo between
knrt t.Mra hv eandidatea. Honorable ti. ' W,
atapleton will be chairman ot the meeting.
Everybody, including ladies, invited. "
OREGON ASSEMBtT TfO.
1. UNITBD ARTISANS,
wHl give "500-" card party
and dance Thursday evening,
May 18. W. Oi VV. hall. 12
llth st Cards will com-
miinri Tiromntlv at S :3v,
dancing from: 10 to 12. Card
prises, door prize. Admission
20t cents. Members Ires, E.
E. Tan Alstine, sec.
WTTiAMETTB TRIBE 9
fannroved Order of K. M
meetis every Monday evening at
Wigwam, ZU sa street.
Members argently requested to
be present Visiting cineis si
wavs welcome.: Warriors' de
gree. Alvin Sievers. C. of R-
rvsoji kin-sel.i. It- K.
w-OODLAWTS; LOIK3B NO
171. I. O. O. F., meets
every Monday evening at
ty- ll V, L F. hall, at 8 o'clock. Ham
I. O. O.K. I Inatioos of officers Monday,
U.v 1 S. "Viiritinff bmihen
weicoma It. W. ; TAFP. Bee.
KOSE CITT CAMP. M. W. A
meets each Monday, evening in
the old'K. P. balL 409 Alder St.
near llth. Work I each evening.
Vinton always welcome.
F. E. Smith.' Consul.
2. W. Simmons, Clerk,
1218 Toon bldg.
nrivunu nnuir..OTF.An. Bra. Amer. Teomen
will . Yard time dance for all Yeomen and
friendii Wednesday night Ma IT. Neighbors
f u.-n,.f. h,il Admission free: 4 prizes
rui rlafJiM cenaJlzed. E.. JUtn eise, vr-
rennndent. 600 Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
OMEGA BEBEKAH LODGE
Xo. 57. I. Q. Oi F.. will
tt3A -it. rernlar meethur Tues
day, May 16, st East 6th and
Aider ste. C1UAIK15 l,AWltr. Deo.
sun paktv siven b Koval Circle oa, n. oi
w 1 wukHii eve.. May 17.-at W. O. W,
Temple. l iaS lltb at tiood prisea Everybody
r. mr.t Wertheimer. chlarman.
toACGHTEKS OF SCOTIA SOCIAL Cl.UB will
m Pvtnian TemDle. iteiresamenuu .
tog.
Admission tree. :
i, iv 4 1. Krtnimnits amkiuca. Ma
auerite camp No. 1440. meets every Tues
day evening. 714 H Grand are.
oar evening. t neu ,b C0LFAS, Sec
EMBLH JEWELRY a specialty, buttons; pins.
charms. Jaeger Bros., lai-isa ota i
CARD OF THANKS
WE wM td tliank our many Crienda in behalf of
our i beloved wife and -mother, Minerva J.
Tomer, who passed away May the 8th. for their
kindness ana sympatny ana lor w
ful floral offerings. Also- the Ankeny earmes
nA the Boval Keighbors. P. H. Turner, t rank
n Raxter. Mrs. , Ora J. Larsen. .Mrs.. Louis M
F.xxter,
WE WISH to thank our many kind friends and
&oyi Neighbors for ' their , krad assistance
during the bereavement of our ; loved ones, , also
lor the erpresfdoa of sympathy by the city.
l.Hfol floral offerings. H. H. StuUsssoss
WE WISH to erpress our heartieLt thanks and
appreciatioa to our many friends i for-4heir
kindness and -sympathy during ; the illness ( and
death of our betored one. Mr. and Mrs. George
Tfamnm. Mrs. Gladys Thompson. ; Mr. and
Mrs. Ci it" Tracey.
ku tits nit ot r man v friends for their
kindness and srmpatay during the illneeSiaad
deatn our oelovett motner, aisw inr:
tiful floral offerings. Signed Mrs. Miltwn Jork.
Mrs. lone Adams, Mrs isaoet van vieve.
tvi li ,A thrk mv fnenda for tnesr aina-
nesA. and beautiful . floral efferlnga : m tha
death my husband. S. B. Adam. . ( Signed J
Ma S.. B. . Adans.-" s
; DEATH NOTICES
SI 03
.......T-.,. . r, it ,O0 STiwl i A WhitA.
i hair, age S3 yaers. beloved huabamd of Emma
CI. Whitehaur and oa ox sax- . . t ; .
Wfcitebair and brother of Walter WMtehair.
Remains are at the parlor of A. H. jZelier Oa.
JUJiNftON In this eity. May IS. Levi Johnson
. aged 78 years. The remains are at the
ernserratory chapel of t'w East Bide. Funeral
larectnrs, 414 East Alder st- Aouoa
will amiear in a la-er taroe.
GAU1N'EH May 13, Orianao Gardner, age S9
. was a member of WUl P. Ihckrasoa port, G
a v i niiK sn it the chaiteJu! finook A
Wheldpn,-l liaimont. at SSth at JSoUce of
funeral latex,
J : DEATH NOTICES : 103
VOXm At r.ier,r. SSI Grand aya. Jas
T. InrdL aaed C5. oeioed tnvsband of Ua
erlho Dowd and fatnor of Katharmo. - Agnes. -
Frances. Ann aad Tsonas uima. -ana m
off airs. James Byrne nt Fort - Dode, Iowa.
Eatnauu at residence, 8T Grand Sa -F1
notice later. Arrangement In ears Bctntre
Kilera.
IkRAKTSC H May 13, at tho ata nsidenoa, 1J
i i -w.h .r t 73 years.
riathe ot Jaha Knew el PortUad.. Psl oj
Astoria. Or, Herman nf New xorK ana tawru
Kraetsch of Salinas, Cai The remains are at
Fiaiey's arortaarr. Jlonteoaerj at 6th. ; NoUcs
of funersl hereafter. J "
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
BUSUUNG-At residence a Bberwood. Ore.,
May 18. 123. Ham . Franklin avaaoog.
age 64 years, hu-band of Minnie M. Busbuns,
brother o( Vf. A. T. Bushoes and J. W.. Busbons
o( Portland. Ore. Sorrtoea conducted fey Sher
sraod Iflrige No. I4. A. P. es A. M.. at resi
dence. Snerwood. Waah, S . uv. Buoday, May
1. , lntetment at - neaeans ,! klui
Friends lnsited. Train learos Tortland. S. IV
station. I'nion depot, at 1:13 P- m., or a
lrarth and Stark at 1 p. m.
eSweEs In this cifcy; May 11, WUbaja ti
i arena, itrd 21 years, bdoeeit son of Mrs. May
Coulter and brother of Cbarlee Jtolisx of this
city. Deceased waa a reteran of the World
war. Military funeral serrices will be beM fron
the coaserratory cbapel of tba l-sst ana snnerat
Ditectors. 414 East Alder street, Monday, May
15. at S p. m., under Uie auwices of the Admcv
lean Iieeion. Friends Innted. Intennent la
soldiers plot m Mt Scott cemetery.
CKAWFOR& In tui city. May 12. 122,
TlCupid D. Crawford, htisband ot Isabe.ll Craw
ford, brother of Benjamin Crawford. Mrs. H.
Redmond, Susie and Blanclie Crawford, brother-ia-iaw
of Mr. and Mrs. Josie Kincaid. Funeral
serrices wiU be held at Uie ebapel of Kdward
. jl. a mimA . u .1 n Xf a..u.
Mar 15, 1023. at 2 :30 p. m. InUtmsa
lxne tr cemetery, i - : . -': .'" ':
GA RJS EH Orl&nzo Gardner, ace 8 years.
husband of Sarah Gardner. Friends are in
s4ted tn atOnd funeral services ta be hold St
the chapel of Bnoc and, Wbealden at sstn
and Belmortt, Monday. 3 p. m., ineludlng
sarrlee at Boet City cemetery. Will P. Ihok
eoson Post. ti. -A. B. Bandle. Waab papers
nlease Coot. ;J 1 ! h
CBUCKEit In this city. May 13. John Crocker,
i halanil father of J. A Crocker of this-city.
Also surriTed by 8 brothers and-one sister of
Centre Tiile, Waatv. Hernial wiu. do lorwaraea
AtvuuAj, . . v. . . . ,
supervision of Portland Mortuary, where services
ana interment wm tase pisce.
SHERMAN In this city.i May JL . Lansing
fihermaa. aged 78 years, tauier or u. ;a.
Sherman of t this city. Funeral services will be
held Monday. Msy 15. at 10 a m.. at the
conservatory .ebapel of thai Esst Side Funeral
Directors, 414 East Alder, interment at jaaif
noman cemetery. tTienas mvitea.
STRAND M.v 7. 1922.1 r Ketchikan. Alaska,
floldig Band Strand, ag 11 yean, beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mr; Bassmusses Strand,
sister of Arnold and Hjordls Strand. Remains
at Feazson's undertaking parlors, KUseU st, at
Union are. Notice of funeral later.
KETCHUM In this city, May 12. 1822, Viet
i ainla Jlar a.etcnum. infant aauantee or Mr.
and Mrs. 3ial J. KiAchum. Itemains are at
the ehapel of Edward Holman and eon, Sal
mon and Third. streets. Funeral private.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S
": East Side '
Funeral Directors :
p. c. dcnnvcsgI ia
s TVi. t-.ilv. Seta thm PrfawT
414 E. Alder st "lV -' Phone East B9
Edward ; tlolman
THIRD AND SALMON
MAIN - 607 "
Snook & Whealdon
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
; SCCCESSOES JO
I XrUKVW. Al ifisofur
jdreELMONTT AT 86TH TABOR 1SB8
Dunning : & j McEntee
Morrison
aS 12th
I Rrcadwav 480
AUt. C4B-08
J. D, KEN WORTHY R. a HENDEOSOJ.
A. D. : Ketiworthy Co.
6802 95b t S. E.
Auto. 618-21
Lercfa, Undertaker -
EAST ELEVENTH ASD 'HAWTHORNS
PHOSE EA$T 781 I .
Fisileyfsi Mortuary-
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH ! ' MAW
MILLER it THACEY, independtnt1 funeral di
! rectonb . Funerals STB and up. Washington
at Ella st Broadway 2691. Auto. 618-44.
DS IP MAa KKW KE81DEWTJB
SOI WfLLIAMS AVE. TVWULAWN Z30
McENTEE & EILERS funeral parlors with all
the
pnvacy -ot s
hxmet
16th and Everett
Phone
Broadway
2123
. "Auto. 02183,
E. M.
Gnifarandson .
R. H. Reed
fHAfRETta CO.. INC..
248-268 KiHinesworUi ave.i ' Wdln. 8806
A. R.ZellerCo.
6i2 WUUams era
Phone East 1088,
Skewes-Ma
AaMNG CO. Phone
Cor. 8d at may.
MONUMENTS
106
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLS WOSJCS
tjmum at WNE STS. StvOrg K.T43
FLORISTS
107
Forbes
Cdmipany;:
3S4 WASHINGTOH- V4
MAIN 889. i
PINB FLOWER 3 FOR ALL
OCCASIONS ARTISTCALLX
ARRANGED, f I
OCCASIONS
Main
4737
W, Wiff Please You." YAMHILL AT lE.-vtn
Smith's : Flower Sfoop;
"PoTtUnd's Prbgressire Flortet" t
M.n fw All - Ofwaiins -
Ualn47216. T. C. Lnke.i Mgr.. th and AWer
I LOST AND; FOUND I 10
THE foUowihg articles were found on the cars
fri of the PorUand Railway. Light Power Co.:
U 11 1922-? 2 umbrella JUncn Boxes,
2 card oases, virist- watch, il suitcase, L handbag,
1 pt gloves. 1 sgt. glove. 5 books. 10 packages.
1U1, 9 tw.Vi erHnnl tickets, hunch keys, 1 sal.
earring, overalls, . jumper,! sack wire. . Owners
fnay obtain same upon proper. identification at
Fire and Skin wreraiu.
I.OPT Sat, May 18. wSst watch. , between
At 1. 1 mimiw rsrtrl ave.. or on Hiw-
tthorne ave. to E. 62 and Madison st Flease call
? Tabor 7fl0 or Tstinr Qii. newem -.
e prnMM who nicked beaded silk pe
I t Hotel Portland Friday night will return
,Uu. .nil rrmtents they .may keep money; no
Susstinns. :: Mail, l Hotel PorUand cashier.
fx
ST In ! or near LaUrelnurs para, coy s
i:
inmiMil watch. Phone Tabor ti 'ana
laira rewitd.
LOST One blue-and-white sailor ast : oa Tnv-
I MIL 4th or 6Ui sts., gTiaay.
Phone Bdwy.
fr388 Monday.
LOST or strayed, black snd tan Aireaaie. ler-
I wOliger bivL. May a.
Call Aut 627-88 dur-
)ng day.
LOST B1 purse with ladies' watch and Masonic
Pveernberihio card. Mrs. O. T. PSlarer. Apt
Not- 31. American. Bdwy. 2288.
i in! tn knunorelsnd itt Wood'
uetock ditrtoti young Sotch colUa, Suitable fe
irard E-te Knlor, mh.
PrtIT Between Milwautie and Canby, a black
pone wrth 85, 320, bill and small change.
STRAYED' or stolen trout 480 62d et. 8; S-.
! female -colhe, with short tail. Finder please
fenoeo Aatw. 61 9-9, Reward.
FOUND Small black and brown dog, licence
i - 2005. nave uog y muw ius-sw,, ? w-
fawn 60.
j is-r a Ldv'a eold watch on May 11 on Mor-
. ri.wn st between 2d and SU. Reward. Mrs.
T nhweiteer SelL 270.
ISTA large Scotch collie; has bobbed tail and
Wlte miller K
ard. Tabor !(.
LOST Small camso brooch betwn E,
28th
and 14th end Washington; rgwsrd. KaH 7484,
aTMBBELI.A left in auto., Wed. b.r ladies and
I boy. Killingsworth ave.- Phone Wdln. 4477.
LOST A : white ; poodle ,doe, answer to name
of. Baber reward, Mt. Ruder, - Last 7894,
IvjitHcMiHllliiJI
yf. tT.';-- ; - ARRANGED. f-B.
I . foA tfjUJri eeow ouioww ruwrtti
" e?-"ilSeaestaoiTJsrTsESJis.sis
FLOWERS FOR ALL
r i
EDUCATIONAL
KEMEMBEK THIS The euanUty of yur .'
will depend upon the aualiir of XSU buaineM
'"'ffirvirrTr'
llUltlilllMILi. X
ySati e.v&fy Waie
LINK'S BC8INLS COfJJEGE EIMXPrr
Tea . run In Fortlaad. Morrison at . lOUv.
Wrfte. call, phone Bdwy. BOSS.
"WB i PCT BPSINKSS INTO TOUl THE.f
TWT IVTft RT'SI.VfcSS." ; t : - i
FRENCH Enalu-h and Ores shorthand ai iottf
boas. ex, Martha!!
TYPING, ENGLISH. EPEIXJNO AND
. 1 DAT, EYESIXTJ OTt ROMS STTDT
. TWIN "S" SHOHTHAND BCHOOI,
818-19 rVktim Bldg. Broadwsy 60BO.
BEGIN EARNING, MONEY QUK'KLX
1 Enroll for day r night school at this ifreal
bUMeesSt college, t lie trsining school lot mo
cesses. . a Courses Include comptometer, stsno-i
mrhr. 1; banking. ' bookkeeping, private
Uriat i ' Write t shone) Maut tU
foil free'
catalogue. 1 -
C2
EAEN X0T7B WAY THROUGH
UUHKT BLDO.. 8 AND MOHRISON
LEA UN BEAUTY CULTUitE SCIENTIFICALLY?
i s'ertiand Couegs ot beauty uuiture. instruo
tors are-Marinslla graduates. For further tnfornti
stion Inquire of the MsrineUe Coametjo shop.
aua riroadway btcg. ' 1 ' .1 i
UOLER -BARBER COLLEGK will- teach yoa
the trade in eiaht weeks: receive eosne peS
while learning ; positiona secured., Oregoei ex
seivioa. uea receive- state aia. write e eau
fot cetalogua 234 Bnrnside st '
61 KEN SKYVIMw SCHOOL Bleak's sysUrn of
; 1. . , i .I...... 1, t.n . .. u , .
i' Mum vuviuiB .u. viwiHiuii rm
terns cut to mas jura - .phone East 2860, lt
BaUT. 16 Gisnd are., near Belmont. ' j ,
CLUTOEll DAHCK i . '
Private Instruction appUed psyrbology an4
jPsyehla pbenemene. - Pnvate
168 ? for appointmenL
LEARN ' TELEGRAPHY A
Railway Telearach Institute. 434 ItaQwir
Ebtchange bids. Day and night classes.
MEN, woman,, learn barber trade; wages ; whiie
learning.
on Barpa CoUese SsS Maof
at.
KELP WANTED MALE 201
I WANTED 4 or S men to handle about
8000 yards of rock, loading on oars. I
i Go on and look tt over and make a deal i
i on ground.! j Married farmer roan - 80s
i hr. aud wife 80o hr. both work in vege- '
! tables, long joba; Married farmer oa fruit ;
, ranch 80e hr. T 3 mea fall and buck 84 j
: day. i Laborers la mill 86oi 2 woodsmen f
' 88.20. i MiU and yard $8. Several wood j
1 cutters at St-60. We need 6 milkers at 1
886,; heavy .strings: 3 at S60, and farm I
: hands at $40 to 860. I t
i OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY TO 1 P. W. '
. PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY, '
; ' i . 14 North Seoond st i .
REGISTER t ! If yon are looking for work, j
We make a specialty of registering high i
class labor and especially for bookkeeping, j
timekeeping, stenographers, salesmen, clerks, i
credit men. cashiers, aad all cissies of high 1
class' work. . S ., . .1
BUSINESS MEN'S CrARING BOUSE, i
i,;t- , Wilcox Bids, t J-. .
' ' IIAILROAD AND MILLMEN WANTED
. '80 -railroad section and construction men, 20
lumber yard and mill laborers wanted. Per
manent work for willing and competent work
ers. Rate 83.20 for hours, board 88.40 per
wuek, room 78s per week and Tip. Floaters need
not apply. No fare advances. Write California efc
Oregon Lumber Co., Brookings,' Carry Co., Or.
AGENTS, men r or women, ti to 816 .daily
easy. Your profits daily -25 to 40 per cent.
Introducing new style guaranteed hosiery mutt
wear or replaced free. Just show samples. Tske
orders. We deliver and collect Big new summer
Jine,i ineludinf full fashioned silks. The Mao-O-Ches
Mills Co.. dept 4428. Cincinnati. Ohio.
X0U CAN easily earn. 10 dally, eventually in-
. dependence, without capital or eiperienca, all ,
vering mirrors, platmg and reflnlshlng tableware,
autoe, chandeliers, ; headlights, bedsteads. . Oom
p'et outfits furnished. Write for Information.
Kfnneth-Decie Laboratories.. 89 FUth avenue.
New York. F t
FIVE laborers, highway work, outh, 14, 8 liourn.
. Brick setters, 4.6, 8 hours. Fsm hand,
milk a few cows, . 4 5 pet month, room snd
beard. 8 or 4 gang of station men. See profile
here. Apply Butte- A Oake Employment office.
224 Burnside st. . :-- ..,....)
AGENTS 36 to 816 dally easy. Brand new
- household necessity. - Constantly used. Big
seller. I Experience nmeoeasary. Sample free.
Ralles Mfg. Co.. Dept- 632. Baltimore bldg..
Chicago. . !!
600 MEX to hear Dr. MacCaughsy UU of the
i man' who had to' be .shown. Centenary Wilbur
Methodist church,-East 8 Uv - Pine And Ash st
tonight 7 :80. ' ' ' ' - - ' i .
860 WEEKLY: silvering mirrors, headlight re
. flectors. metal plating. Outfit furnlahed. Write
for free booklet International Laboratories, Dept
78. 809 6th; ave.. New York. - - j - -
SALESMAN to sell , Fotdson tractors and
auxiliary equipment; excellent ens nee tn mske
money. Koblnson-Smltn Co., SlxUt and Mad
ison ' StS."" ' , -f ' . 1 r r
WANTED Shoemaker with 3260 ae partner
in ttin-to-data shoo, eauioued with best of ma
chinery, tools and stock. S, J, Gentxkow, Salem,
ure. izi-w is. zist sr.
SALESMAN to' sell -Ford can and aooessoriesT
must town Ford car; will Pay liberal com
mission and allowance for spkeep of ear; Beat
proposition In the city. Address F-T8, Journal.
SALESMEN CaUina . en farmers near Fortlaad
v ta reonuient -a atandard article ae side line:
great demand, very liberal commission. Roblnaoa-
Smlth Co.. Blxtn and Msaison. . i
HARD TIMES YES, but the harder the better
this sells and loa per eent prom to yon.
end the buyer makes : snore than f you. 447
Sherlock bldg. - - r - ; - .
FORD salesmen. Reliable Ford dealer has an
opening for two men only. If you are a plug-
ger, we have a plan tost wui net you good re
turns. Call Woodlawn 4035 after 6:30 p. m.
WANT a real he-man with initiative, between
axes 21-35. who la ambitions to' get some
where fa the future. Apply 834 Northwestern
National Bsnk bldg. after :ao am. '
PARTNER in established woodssw busineas;
plenty work: snow -cooa returns. oa nwet-
land bldg. : -.. rt---.-A -i-j- -:--v-- - j- -.
Ot.'NG MAN, about 25, single preferred, for
office Dositlon in Eugene. Or.
State aae. ex-
perieuce and references. L-80,
JournaL i
FIRST CLASH autotuobile scraper and finisher;
top ws gee for right man. Jtitehs Aut Fainv
ing, 28 N. ISth. . - .
EAT
iiOTCARES AND COS FEE fl f?
LiC
TUB BEANKKf,
100 WEST PitHK ST.
WANTED Two district managers; flattering
i contract to right party with experience. J. li.
Eteil. state manager Yoemen, Box 65, Salem, Or.
STl.ESMAN. with Ford to sell steering clutrh,
Experience not necessary. Ffaons Wttln. 43od.
Dale Myers. ! ' 1 ( - "
BOY i WANTED One or two days weekly tar
tit aummer to plant and cultivate) bulbs, and
flowers. Call 211, City balL '
PIONERH EMPLOYMENT CO.
14 N. ;2D ST. I v
Hesdnnsrters fir Fsrm. Mill and HoteS Help.
CAN USE TWO.- snore men for importatit apec-
ial i work.
Fermanans wnn - a luiara. tin
sfternoons and evenings.
828 E. Morrison su
LITE salesman in city and country, for cajHiity
insurance. New policies, direct contract -Ref-
erences required, i 408 Railway Etchange.
TO RELIABLE party, lease or shares, 8 acres
with shsck, between 2 main roads, 4 miles
out S if ton Eureka road. Mar 8054. Mr. Stiles. -
OWNE1V wants contractor ta take contract to
bulk! modern 4 room bungalow for 82400.
Will psy 3700 cash, bl. monU'ly. A-81. Journiyl.
WANTED 1st class eiener and dyer. S.,r
work Monday morning. Pbpne V a noover Ho
or- residence-. - wSSL - -' : : i
WANT man who undefiftsnds the stirfe and
office fixture buinek. Jonrnsl. y
WANTED Two : good soheiwrs.
sions. ' P-I9. J'mrnsl.
Big
WANTED A girl boy to learn ptiotogrejwijr.
Fink Studio.
WANTED -Man. to live on. farm, pay for im
proving It.' t;namoer m lAwaoignv t"--r..
ELDERLY man to Uke care ef garden for room
.and board. H-100. Journal. '
AVTED At once, an. to learn ruicaaUa
" .id i Tteresding. Call 432 Hswthome.
rr i vt &'i, . man. must bs gooa contracior aaa
tint mixer. Phone East 844.
HEADQUARTEKS for cooks and kitchen hein.
484 North 2L Brtiedwsy 2339.
"WANTEDA 'bricklayer tor building fireylac (
long ot. Pelt, xaov.
WANTED Married ' man for general t.rm
-vrork: steady work. D. I. fptrm, Csjwob.
:
-
Ill tllllETV DAYS
GOOD, Lome, 310 monthly, to clean aa lr
. "T-htires. - It F.- Wsltr, Orenhsm.
TatSOD - -vaMftter- wanted. ...... -647 L'iuwj , ave. M
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