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i.. lis THE OUEGON DAILY JOURNAIa. PORTLAND, ; OREGON..! ;7EDNESDA1V MAY 17, 192Z. PENNSYLVANIA VOTE IS LIKE (Continued From Page Oat) naryjfor Alter to set that mar grin there if he wit to win. '". '"Rfports that w bave op to this rain tattv Indicate that Pinchot lias won toy about! 70.000," Frank W. Short, secretary of the Alter campaign cotnmittee of Pennsylvania, declared this afternoon. riHCHOT'S KOMIJfATIOar IS I - HELD 8TKIKI3TO TICTOBT - Washington. Miy 17. .The ; result of the Pennsylvania primary In whlcb Olf ford ftnchot has nearly. If not actually. tatQn the famous state machine and won (the Republican gubernatorial noml ' nation, was hailed by both Republicans and pemoerats alike in Wuhington to- day 6 s a "striking victory" for Prores :. sivesi ' The uncertainty that existed op . to poonf as to whether Finchot has been .nominated only served to fan Che flames of the capital's interest in the Pennsyl vania race. Regardless of who is the Winner , in the final analysis, it was i unanimously agreed among- senators to day that Pinchofs showing against the old Penrose machiae is one of the most . striking- Progressive victories in a long tlme Senator Borah, Republican "irrecon Otiable of Idaho. ' termed the Plnchot result a political revolution." ; Senator Capper( Republican of Kan- saa, a former Progressive, declared it was fvery encouraging; to see Pennsyl aniA break away from the control of the machine crowd." i "Whatever the final outcome may be, the I remarkable showing; of Glfford PlndiotTlis In reality a victory for the progressive forces" said Senator Nor Tf, Republican of Nebraska, strong Progressive leader" under Roosevelt. Sesator McNary, Republican of Ore gon, 'declared Pinchofs race indicated a "stronger sentiment than ever for ; progressive politics," 1 v Senator Johnson. Republican of Cali fornia . one of Roosevelt's greatest fol lowers and a close' friend of Plnchot, declared the Pennsylvania result was a "marvelous victory" for the progressive element of the Republican party. "If Plnchot has won, it is a marvel Ms victory." Johnson said, smiling widely. The senatorial contest between George Wharton Pepper and Congressman WUllem J. Burke for the seat made va cant hv the death of Boies Penrose, Pepper an almost two to one vie- irave. terry PRIMARY FOR ONLY REGISTERED VOTERS (Con tinned From Put One) INDIANA'S " half .(number precincts, in the city and 7 In the country. - - Under the new election law the polls will bpfen at 8 a. m. and close, at 8 p. m. ' as before, but the night board will go to wrk at 10 a. m. Instead of 1p.m. Ae . soon) as 20 ballots are voted 'the night boar will exchange Its set of empty bal lot hoy.esi with the day board's boxes, and Iproceed to count. This exchange will go on. all day. the night board being prohibited from exchanging boxes until at least 20 more ballots- arecast. The law requires the counting board . which goes on duty' at 10 a. m. Friday to , remain on duty until 8 a. m. Saturday morning. If they do not finish the count - before that time. In that event the day board would go on duty at 8 a. m. Sat- urday. "XXFE2TSE INCREASED ' 'The new law providing for two boards : ttaa also, increased the cost of the elec tion,! as the polls must now have two rooms. Instead of renting 425 places. Martin Pratt, chief deputy sheriff, was - required to find 850 places. Pratt esti mate that the Bew law has increased the Jcoet. of the election about three fifths. Among the additional equipment was $ a complete set of 425 new bai lot boxes for the night board 850 In sl extra tables, chairs, oil stoves, and 'writing paraphernalia. Tq fdellver this enormous amount of - furniture and stationery to the polls, the (sheriff has engaged a fleet of 85 trucks, which will be busy practically all ef today and tomorrow. Today the booths In the country districts are being set Bp and supplied, and tomorrow the enormous task of equipping the city g-ooths will also be undertaken. As the law requires the sheriff to personally su pervise this work, it will be necessary for e deputy sheriff to accompany every truck and see that the law Is complied with. In addition the ballots will be , delivered Thursday night to the chair man! -of the- day board. It being; deemed inadvisable to leave this regular ballots overnight in tne -polling places. SirCH STATIONERY USED The amount of stationery and sup - plies which must be taken to each booth Is no small Item.; It includes enough .regular ballots for all the voters In the .precinct, plus 20 per cent, allowed for waate, etc. ; a liberal supply of sample ballots,-two election law books. 85 blanks for electors desiring to be sworn in; two - setat of poll books containing the cora- - plete list of voters, six tally sheets for counting the vote, two sets of statement eheets, which are posted on the exterior . of the polls after the count is completed ; a precinct banner and six tacks to hold it up and a package containing pens. fgkl pencils, sealing wax. needles and Stripg.....'!':,:. Instead of having cloth banners to yjna-fk. the palls, the clerk has decided to wael cardboard. Many of the cloth ban -ft era were" last, others were used as pen .wipers and shoe brushes, so that It was necessary to prepare a new Set for practically every, election. Owing to the ' jtigh r price aof muslla and the cost of . pAiating.: County Clerk Joseph Bever idjte decided to , use cardboard signs hereafter and have a new set printed for leach election.: , i r.lAYOR ASKS LAW TO STI f On tinned Pros Par Oae) -c-oifitr yar ' tif ad-rteablUty of naalced mea paradina; the street, or attending; a i unction ot any nature, aund aeeinw the darorer therein to an org-anl nation euch aa eura, 1 feel it my duty and a pleasure At Una time,- to inform vou that there -wilt be no par ad as in which the robes n4 matska) or the klanemen will be worn, ror will any kl ana man be allowed to as i m nuk and robe for any purpose what asnevwr, -either charitable or etlterwiee, it hout first -plTi ng due notice to your and your chief of, poiice. aad then ti.w with your official sanction, Tv5 letter la written to you on' this -ih;ectf.t thia time, because of 'the fact -t at ws have just learned that oaa of -- i , tailor shops lni the city" of Portland " si been- makit? some robes, a counter--t ot tho?-e worn by th Ku Klux Klan. . e are endeavorlna; to ascertain to whom JP.MASWNG these robes were sold, and for the pub lic safety, will advise you to whom the were sold a soon an this im ascertained. X have also been very reliably informed that there is a scheme on foot at the present time to perpetrate some acts in keeping with the published charges that have Men made from - time ' to time against this organization. We do not wish to allow this to be done without Informing, your excellency that it is the intention of the enemies of this organisation to use every means possible between now and May IS to discredit the influence of our body. Turtbermore. It will be the duty of myself and every klansman in the -city of Portland at any and all times to give the regularly constituted authorities the fullest cooperation possible, ' even to the extent of neglecting our personal busi ness or pleasure, when called upon by your honor. Tours very truly, Fred D. GIFFORD. Exalted Cyclops, Luther Powell Klan No. 1. Realm of Oregon. HATOB AITS CHEEK CONFER Mayor Baker called Chief Jenkins into conference after receiving Gifford'a communication and later directed to him the following 'instruction : Mr. L. V. Jenkins, chief of police, Port land, Or. i Dear sir, Information has been re ceived at this office that trouble may be expected during the next lew days by persons wearing masks or garb for the purpose of disguise, i Please issue orders at once to the men on all reliefs to immediately arrest any person or group of persons appearing on the streets or in- any public place other than a regularly - titled lodge room- in faoe mask of any sort. This order will be Issued as an emergency measure to fore stall any trouble that may be planned and will remain "effective until it is possible for the city council to enact adequate legislation to cover the sub ject. Until that time arrests may be made on the grounds of disorderly con duct. Enclosed vou will find letter from Fred !. Q iff or, which calls for your Immedi ate attention. ' '- It is proper to add, however, that as mayor of the city, my interest Is in for bidding the appearance of masked men in the streets or in public places at this time, without police sanction, does not lie in the fact that they are or are not bona fide members of any order, secret or otherwise. very truly yours, GEORGE U BAKER, . Mayor. CHIEF ISSUES ORDERS As a result of the mayor's letter Chief Jenkins issued the following order : To all commanding officers : Informa tion has been received at this office, that trouble may be expected during the next few days by persons wearing masks or garb for the purpose of disguise. Please Instruct the officers under your command to immediately arrest any per son or group of persona appearing on the streets or any public place, other than a regularly titled lodge room, in face mask of any sort. This . order is issued as an emergency measure to forestall any trouble that may.be planned and will remain effec tive until It is possible for the city coun cil to enact adequate legislation to cover the subject. Until that time arrests may be made on the grounds of disorderly conduct. JENKINS, Chief of Police. MASONIS LODGE DEITIES IT IS BACXISO KU KLCI PLA5 Official denial by the Masonlo bodies of Oregon of charges that Masons are backing or tolerating a movement which incites religious bigotry and racial dis crimination was made yesterdray In a formal communication to all lodges in the state signed by Frank' S. Baillle .of Portland, grand master of the- grand Masonic lodge of Oregon: While the Ku Klux Klan is not men tioned In the communication the refer-, ence is regarded as cleanly meaning that organisation. The letter follows : To All Grand Officers, to the Masters and Wardens of all - constituent . lodges and for the benefit of whom it may con cern : Ominous and forbidding rumors, pro voking dissension and strife, falsely in timate that the Masonic, fraternity, as such. Is officially aligned in silent acquiescence and approval of a move ment Inciting religious bigotry and racial discrimination. These new alignments in political matters fostering such sKUster appeals to prejudice and discord beget a. menace to our American Institutions which every Mason should condemn and sup press. Tour grand master takes this occa sion to record his positive disapproval of all . such acta as unbecoming to and foreign to the spirit of the Masonic fra ternity. Believing that such unseemly activity Is contrary to the ancient charges, your grand master places before you his pos itive Introduction of such acts .and I therefore give you to charge to govern yourself accordingly. Fraternally. FRANK S. BA1XLTK, Attest: Grand Master. JAMES F. ROBINSON. Grand Secretary. ZJiM $iafistics 7nrrUges.Birt&s.JeoiJis. MARRIAGE LICENSES Doa Mason. IS. Fraawatar. Or aail Ylnrnm Milby. 18, Portland. Albert K. Stanton. 28, Elakala, Moot, and Csorrie XX Kenyon. 20, 611 MeLanghUa street. Lemuel H. MaUoy, 28. 1188 E. 10th St., sd Lafa D. HiU, 22. Portland. at. J. Greer, leaal. nakarlsla VtmA .nrf awaa jneaantaoa. Meal. Bamiaersly Court. u rnn w Kourke, 38. Baker, Or., and Nellie as. suxpsna. 29, roruana. Morrtae a Kaeai. 24. 1 SOS U .! vard. end JneenMne B. 2a. a'2n m. J- Leuig. 81. Portland, and Edith SOlsa, 20, 6019 Fiftr4bir4 snaas M. & MoOorkla, 50. Sellmg building, and an. amn, noyai Arms aparunenta Alexander laahurt a Tn.M.i. rv- Opal .Monahan. 18. Trautdale. Or. '' naau 1. Lekaa, 29. 108i Alameda, and Mar. jen Ryan, 24. 14 East .Fourteenth, street SHTTUS, WEDDINQ W. O. SMITH aV OO. amd Tisrmto . CARD BMiHAVKBS It DEATHS CROCKER John Crocker. 14 N. 17th. May 13. 32 vears- lobar nnenmonia. NJ.W Wilbur New, Good Samaritan hospital. May IB, 6 months; mastoid. TOIl Henry Todd, Derr aanitarium. May 14. 47 yeara; vaL disease of- heart. . TRAVIS Ruby Elotse Tra-ria. 582 Haig. May IS. 14 yesrs; lobar poepmonia. - VOSBURGH Edgar P. Yosburgh. Portland Sui-gieal hospital. May 13. 48 yeara; acute pancrearJtia . : ARAETSCH Anna Kraetsch, '4I Fargo, May 13, 73 yean; carcinoma f dtaadesta-a, aenility. GARDNER Orianxo Gardner, 1118 E. Mtdieoi-. May 13. 39 years; aephritia ' PU6EY Geor-re Pneay, Eye, 4 Ear eV Hose. Throat hospital. May 13. 20 years; seats mastoid. -:' : a- ' WWB Jsaaaa T. Dowd. 38T Grand eve.. May IS. 5 years; panlyaia. 8TONER Brita Stoner. 1239 Hancock. May 14, 88 yean; aenility. ,CHT.MACKER JaCk Schn-nacker. 1011 Wil Uams are. May It. 32 years; cerebral ayphilBV .. - :5 HAY Margaret Day., Hams of the Aged. May 14. 75 years- vel heart itiaae aw. GARRISON Stanford L. Carriaoa Tr.. T7 .'ma. May la. jj. liROMGAN Mary Brediian. 80 Erty wL. -Jit'1- ream: diabeses mSitaa OT2EN Martla Otaea. 13-88 Boatoa are., stay 14. 12 days: broxtahal pnenasca-ia. KXTOHCM Varginia O. --a Taimna Aata, wMa-8. 23 days: fa-aaasaua. McSNTES John McFkitss, aVt, Viaeents hoa w p!fiITIm,m' ltJr 15; eerebnU iMfBorrhags. McCROSEET John MUtoa MeOeakey. 533 K. tn&V&Jfl'JP 1S rean; lobar imeum-mie. WHITI-3IAIR Tred A. Whitehatr, 54 Ti, Oom. 1 Ooa-rt. May 33. 34 yea: chron-e CCN HN WiTHa. Timd Congdeat.- 54 Wth Jf 1- 7 years; pnooeph regis e.-stitis. tTv. w iI8. o. o. r. May II. 7j years; vaiv. heart disease. DEATHS BAKB Aadnn Baker, Good Susanna has. poJ. star IS, SS- fan; aambnd beaotTbaem HOLMES (Hint W. Babaea, , X. 4a. Mar 14. 1 month.'; eedana Jans. KaTSON Babr Mataon. 4203 7 2d st 8. JL. " Mar 15. S OM.7: Inanition. NEW TODAY BO FdJS ca ELUFFilUSS Bade eat or year oU vora-en amrpets and ruga, a price of mew rug. . Slot fling. ' . . : . : ,1; :: 9x12 Rugs steeas-cleaned, ' Csat 35S0 18S East Eight. CARPET CLEANING REPfTTINO. RIUrlNa, ptisizma. CTOJ ens ftuas ihampoo, m. s MsHfeama maaw orar. Foathart Naeoaated, ALi. KINDS NSW MSTTRCS8SS far SALS FLUSr RUOS omn from . aarpata, , furnrtura ephotttarad and raeetraS. . rlONKKR MATTRCSS CAR "ST CLKANlMa WORKS lOTt B. Lincoln St. Aut. BaleireoBis West Park aad Taakia At 10 A. M. Tomorrow s SPECIAL NOTICES 101 SEALED bids will be receiTed at the office of the nnderucned. 401 eonrthooiie. Portland, Or., until 7:80 p. m., June 7, 1822. for seneral school and janitors' supplies to be delivered to the storeroom, Xst and Porter streets, Portland. Or. Bids will be opened at a meetins of the board of directors to be held in room 304 coerthonse. 7:30 p. m., the same day. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the superintendent of properties, old Failing school, lnt and Porter streets. Portland, Or. A certified check' for 10 of the amount of th proposal, payable to R. H, Thomas, school clerk snd business manacer, must - accompany each proposal. The board of directors renerres the right to reject any or all bids, or dinde the award. (Signed) R. H. THOMAS. School Clerk and Bucineaa Manager. Dated: May 15, 1922. t HAVING sold my interest in Nn-Way Battery aerrice business, 389 Hawthorne are. to :Jfel aon Alpaugh and I. Ij. Fruit. I will not be re sponsible for any bills contracted after May lft, 122. Signed. A. B. White. PUBLIC hearing cn Sanitary ('ondtUons in Hop Tarda, Berry Fields and Orchards will be held in the offices of the Industrial Welfare commission, 646-648 Courthouse, Portland, Or., May 24. 1922. at 8:80 p. m. TO THE AUTO TRADE: Jack Steib is no longer in my employ. Will not boner any requisitions bearing his signature. G. G. Gcrber. 431 Da-ris st. , MEETING NOTICES 102 OREGON ASSEMBLY NO. 1 . UNITED ARTISAN'S, will giro "500" card party and dance Thursday evening. May 18. W. O. W. haU. 1?8 11th st Cards will, com mence promptly at , 8:30. dancing from 10 to 12. Card prizes, door prise. Admission 25 cents. Members free. E. E. Van Alstine, sec. SAMARITAN LOlKJE NO. 3T 1. O. O. V., meets every Wed. evening at 8 o'clock at No. 8 N. 11th st.. near Stark. After a short buunesa session, we will torn the ball over to the Star lodge and Silver Leaf Rebeaah drill teams, who will give a dance. All Odd Fellows. Kebekabs and friends invited. Admission SOc. H. H. BAK8TOW, M. G., ' JESSE T. JONES. Kec. Sec. Celebration, 117th off May By the Sons snd Danehtor aP Nnmr an. the Multnomah Msle churus. Good program and dance at Llnnea hall. 21st and Irvine-. Wrlnu day evening, 8 o'clock. The public is invited. Admission 50e. Committee. r COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114, A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication tomorrow (Thursday) eve., "at 6:30. Labor examination in F. F. C degree. Visiting breth ren always welcome. By order FRED L. OLSON. See. MEETS every Wednesdsy night at 8 o'clock. 812 V Will isms are. Visiting brothers welcome. A. C. J. NESS, N. O. B. TRACEY; See. COURT MT. HOOD NO. 1, Forest ers of America, meets every Wednesday night at East Side Busi ness Mea'i ball. 114 V. Grand ava Social night fourth Wednesday each montn. au oretcrs invited. KENTON LODGE NO. leiJ. a! It. St A. M. Stated oommunicS- cation Thursday evening at 7:30. Matter of Importance. Business in regard to Kenton's new lodge hall. All Kenton members requested to be present. ONEONTA TRIBE, IMP. O. R. M., meats every Thursday night. W. O. W. hall, 112 East Sixth street. Visiting brothers welcome. V. O. LEHMAN. C. tf E- LL50bL. O. O. F.. meets this (Wed r Vf needay) evening in Orient hall East oth and Aider streets, at 0 p. m. second degree. 1. C. MARTIN DALE. N. G. CTAUDE HALE. Secretary. a. MJ5STLNE LODGE No. 141. A. F. and A. if.. Wednesday, 7:30 x. m. istatea eommunlcatioi). Vis itors welcome. J. W. Wilkina, Secretary. UKtAjJJZi lAlDOa NO. 101. A. F. St. A. M. Special communica tion Thursday as 7 p. m.. south room. Work on the E, A. degree and examination on E. A. and F. C. Visiting brethren wolmwn. LESLIE 8. PARKER. Secr-Urr. CALANTHE LODGE No. 21. T. of -P.. meets .Wednesday evening . at 8 o'clock at corner KilimB-aworth and Albina avea Visiting Pythiajia invited. Work in first tanlt C A. WIDENMAN JR., C, C ! C. M. JAMES. K. of B, S. ) SUNNTSIDE LODGE No. 13. A. T. as A. M. E. 89th and Hawthorns. Special at 7 p. can., Mat 18. M. M. degree. ALBERTA LODGE No. 172, A. F. and A. M. Special eommnni- eation Wednesday evening, i May ,17, at 7 .30 o'clock. Work Sn F. C degree. Visitors cordially In-; vi ted. FRED W. NICHOLS, Sec. SPECIAL -w-mniunication. Lent No. 15d, ' Wednesday evening, 'ill o'clock. M. M. deame. Til I l 1 : II 'I', - J i J ; . 1 KOSB OF SHARON L. L. O. i 1.; Ha 3li xeeem tint and third , Wednesdays of i eech month in AuditorramL Hall, 288 H , Third at. Mra-Ltacy Beck. W. jiM-, .Rose E. .! Thompson. Rece-r-iing Becretary. t ' " T5ANC fE eiven bv Portlsnd Ln-dge No. 208. 203,'Fra- m.t Rmthrhoad. 8 ISO n. m.. Fridav. Ma 1 1822. at Maceabee haO. 388 ta 1 Wash, at Admission SOc, war tax . idcluded. ; The fasaoug Rnby Mist punch aereed tree. THE Ladiea society ef the B. of F. L. Jb E. wis give a -500" card party Thursday af taraSon. May IB. at 3 o'clock. Wood-Ben hall. 834 Rua- aell at. . Handmade puaea. "Aemaa-aon 25c EMBLEM JEWELRY a apeefalty, bsttons. piaa. charma. - jaeger Bros., lat-isa otn St. r i CARD OF THANKS t WISH TO THANK my many frtanda fer the : beautiful floral ea-iblasaa and fox their kind neaa daring the fllnaea aad death) of my wife. Harry H. Root. . DEATH NOTICES 103 HUNT la tha eity, May 1, Ftorenee TESiaabeta Hunt, aged 41 years, wtfe of p, A. Htrat, 827 EL GUssa. , Mass will be offend Thaxsday. May IS. git so., st AH S taints church. East Sdth aad Hoyt streets. Kemaiaa are at the rsai-it-nHil mrlazs of MiUar as Tnuae. , W. M. 103 SiM&BT In this eitr, at Good Samaritan ho ' ! pital. May IS. 122. Mahal Banuby. teto of Ko. S49 T&io atiwt. asad 3a yaas and 27 day. Beeaeaad- in aarnred by a husband, tree H. Bamsby. and foer children, Wllma, Eosis. Mae ahall and Marian Bamsbr; also a father. Andmr QoaQ. : and 'time- bzathm. Carl. Andrew Jr. and Cvatm OaaUr foox asaters, Mia. O. T. Stall. Mix. M. K, i, fanme. Ha. Bam .Lortim u and Maria Quail. Rwnaina are at the UbuahnwsDC eornar Third and. Clay cuoerai aeuee later. ADAMS Hay 15. at Salem. Or.. Eata P.. scad 1 J ma, wife of TjQi-tna K. Adama. danshtar aira.' Aoia Ueaumaa and sutar oi ConnaU Jr.. Mra. Fend Hamilton, Mra. .: leo Weieh, John, . Tbomaa- and Hash : McKenns, all pt i mruana. - ana Mrs. ; H. uiuamaei ot Ban Eanciaco,i CaL The 1 remains an at Flnley'i mortuary, i MonUomery at Sto. Notice of fu neral hereafter. " NSS la til is city. I years, late of Lianrlaten. Idabo. -. Tne ra- tbaina will ba fomarded today s (Wednaaday) by J..i P. fudey aV Sob to Lawiatoa. where ear, loe win be held and interment made. FUNERAL. NOTICES 1C4 KJEWELLt At hi raaidenoe. near Pamaama. H May 1C. Anatia Newell, aired 78 years, be loved busbaad of Manr Ella . XewelL father of ! Almetit 1 C, MlrreH Jeaaette 6. and Mae E. Neweil. . all of Claekamaa: Mra. Elale Newell Uonter and X8ter J. : MewaU of J Portland, - and brother : of . Mrs. . Sarah , Warren of Doe Moines, Iowa. Funeral aerrioea will be conducted Thnra day.i'May 1 18. at 2:30 n. nv in the mortuary ohapel of A. P. Seaworthy A Co.. 6802-04 82d at 8. E.. Lnts. Friendi inrited. Inter tttent,. i Damaacua cemetery. - - . ' I rARRELL tAt the nidanee. 332 East Sixth f street aooth. My a 6, Thomas Farrell. r ased ,70 yearaj belored ; husband of Xiocy Farrell; fnther ; ef Mm. Cbarie Hocaa and Mra Thomaa Soyer. The funeral; cortege wfii leare the abote tieajdence, Friday, May 19. at 8:4a e. m., theuoe to St -PhiUin Sort dbnreh. . lth and -Division at.', where: mass will be offered at: a. m. . Jn- tnrment Koee (at? cemetery. The remains will be at: the ressjenoe after S . m. Thursday. Ax- raneements in car of Miller A Tracey. BARNSTLN In this city. May 16. Maud, aged 08 i Veen, wife of rlrrfkk- Rinntin mJt SInlV. aomah atation. Oregon, and mother of Mrs. Josephine Bondnrer and Mra. George B. Churchill of Multnomah station. Mrs. John Chisweil of Long : Beach, CsX, and Herbert Bamstia of Portland. The funeral service will be held Thursday. May 18. at 2:80 p. m., at Kinley's mortuary. Montgomery at Bth. .-"Friamda invited. ; Concluding service, Biverrlew ceme tery. WIEGAND The funeral cortege of the late Charles Wieaand will leave Finlev's tnnrtnarv. Montgomery at 6th. Thuradav. Mar 18. at 8:30 a. m.. and Dvoceed to St. Jnsenh'a ehnren. 1 KUi and Couch atreets, where maaa will be celebrated -at a. m. lmends invited. Concluding serv ice, Mt. Calvary cemetery. i GRANT The funeral service for the late Henry ! M. Grant of 95 'Broadway, will be held Thurs day, May 18, at 1 p. m.. at Finley's mortuary. Montgomery at Bth. Friends invited. Con cluding service. Portland crematorium. PIrsk emit I lowers. . GIBBONS .The funeral service for the late ! Jnhn H lihlMn. ..f Ii1) fiv.w Cf V will be hM PriM.. fv 10 .. in. en Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at 6th. Friends toTiuiu. vonciuaing service. ML Scott oemeterv. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 COURTESY The Portland Mortuary W. E. PEGG 1. U BK1STOW Successors to DUNNING A. McKNTEE i Morrison at 12 th West Side I - Broadway 480 s East Side Funeral Directors F. C. DUNNING. INC. "The Family " Seta the Price" Alder st. Phone East 414 B. 82 Edward liolman & Son THIRD AND" SALMON MAIN 607 Snook & Whealdon t ! FUNERAL DIRECTORS . 1 ! i SUCCESSORS : TO ' BREEZE e SNOOK BELMONT AT 3BTH " TABOR 1268 A. D. KEN WORTHli R. S. HENDERSON A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 6802 92n st. S. E. Auto. 618-21 Lerch, Undertaker EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS PHONE EAST 781 . ( Finley's Mortuary MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH MAIN MILLER sV TRACET. independent funeral di rectors. Funerals 875 and up. Washington at t-iis st. Broaoway zbi. auto, oih-44. R T RvrriAe new kkhiench a 1 DVrilCS ESTABLISHMENT. f01 WILLIAMS AVE. WOODUWS -220 McENTEE EILERS funeral parlors with all the privacy of "a brrae: 16th and Everett sts Phone Broadway 111 z 3. Auto. 621-88. BTTsT Gulbrandson . B. H. Beed CHAMBERS CO.. INC., i 248-350 Killingswnrth are. Wdln. 8306. A. Re Zelle.r CO. honeWEastUloVj Skewes UNUKKTAKXNU C- Phone Main 4152. Cor. Sd at Clay. MONUMENTS 10. . Concrete $SQrave Ma"rkers$S ORDER BLANKS BY REQUEST ! BURIAL VAULTS i AIRTIGHT. WATERPROOF ! EVERLASTING i The National Vault Co., 98TH AND FOSTER ROAD . ' i AUTOMATIC 618-36 i OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE sK&gSt lfrllBP 3LPWC m ' "IIOvfcT4A FLORISTS 107 Martin & Forbes Company f 834 WASHINGTON 8T MAIN 268. ; FINH FLOWERS FOB. ALL OCCASIONS ART1STCALLY i ARRANGED. MAIN 77 O 9 FLOWERS FOR. ALLr OCCASIONS i Main 4737 "We Will Please Yon." YAMHILL AT TENTH Smith's Flower Shop -PoTtland'a FtorbJt- i :S' . i:r' Vbn. :. . all Main 7215. T. O. Lake. Mgr.. 8th end Alder LCST AND FOUND 108 STRAYRD or stolen tmga 4808 52nd sc. S- E-. female CcJlie with shor taiL v Finder please phenc Ant" 610-94.- Kewara. LOST -White faced brindle Boston Ball Terrioe. 8 months old, long ears and tail. Call 243 4th st. : .Reward. .-; ;!. ' .; ' - ' - " ; " y! lisTKiHnki a' m. ia : ahooranc district. lady's dark too fur. . Finder please call East 1541. Reward. 1 LOST Columbia river highway. May '157 Mt-ltaoniah faiiav hat pia. green setting. Be. ward. Boone 344. ee-artho-aae. .- ! LOST Between Tigaxd and Portland, brown fux. Finder please aotafy Mrs. D. Miller, New- berg. Or. Rewart. ' iisf- Keys in teaiiier eaac .. Phone AuluaaaUe 520-8. Bewacd. LOST r-Elk'a membership card in lan-hcr ease. . Irwm Tnooaaa, ;Mar. lis. LOST Small whit aaal dog. Saturday eve- - iring. Eaet, 6048, -rewart. 286 Wetfiler. PASTY filling smaU basket at Pre man's aiaitet aa YamBiIJ JUteroav ead Mala &09. RewartL t DEATH NOTICES wot howsss m &t:.&mr -" Jaw -toaetaoW v-aa i eaan --- 10S THE foils wing article wet found on the cam of the PorOand Railway, Light Power com pany. May - IS. 1922: 2 umbrellas, 4 hmca) boxes. 5 rAuses. knife.- bteeprint. aaadbaga. 4 pair and 2 aingle rtorsa, 4 books, T packages, axe. mop haadla, raka. moasa ease, chool tack eta, fur. velvet acarf. hat. evercoat . i Owners mar obtain me anna trocar : Vientifinatlrai at Firs im Alto atreet station. - ,;) ' i LOST Goid Elgin wriM watch, with ailswr wrist band. Minute hands are mlaaing. ! Thia ia sained fef la aasoemtiaes. t- WU1 live liberal re ward forf ita reatra. Call Mr.- Cooiey. at Bdwy. T1T1. ' ; i ' ' LOST Brown leather beat eotatainlaa tool and Parte for Hoover aweepers. . aomewoere nea. Irviagtoa i and Pled most. Finder pleasai call Broadway 8652. 437 Stark at. Beward.i l BETWEEN Seesiae and Garibaldi, 32x4 tire, on rim: also leather suitcase with name B. I'M. VsiL 2-87 X. 4Tth at. an card. Tabor TOOL 264 E. 46th' .! i ! 'I LOST Boston, bull, dog, brindle witji white ring around neck.' female. Reward, f Whltew Bdwy. 15T2. ; WILL man Who foend lady pane call mast iftvsr Bewsxa. LOST Bicycla from Jefferaoa high school.. CaU wooalawo 1876. Beward. '- i j i i EDUCATIONAL ' ZOO REMEMBER THIS The uoactUy of your ssjary -will depend apoa the quality of your business KSslTHWESTC I:i - asasse i , - ni 1 1 "TCINK S BUSINESS COLLEGE EXPANDED Ten yeare la Portland, Morrison 5 10th. Write, call, phona Bdwy. 8088. . -' i I "WJ8 PUT- BUSINESS INTO TOtTj THEN TOTJ INTO BUSINESS." : ! FRENCH. English and Gregg shorthand at your bona L. Nex, Marshall 1222. TTPTNG. ENGLISH. SPELLING AND ( SI.OIeTElAHD . Ill NINETY ' DAYS. ' DATJ EVENING OB HOME STTJDT " TWIN "S" SHORTHAND SCHOXfL 618-18 Peknm Bldg. Broadway 6960. BEGIN EARNING MONET QUICKLY Enroll ' for day or night school at this great business college, the training school for suc cesses. ; Coursea Include comptometer, steno graphy, i banking, bookkeeping, private i aeore tariat. !Write or phone Mala 60 fox free catalognet Fewrtb near Morrison. Portlanrl.j EARN TOUR WAT THROUGH ALISKT BLDG., 8P AND MORRISON BARN 3110 to $250 monthly, expenses paid, as railway traffic inspector; position guaranteed after 8 months' srjare-time study or money re funded. . Excellent opportunities. Write for free booklet, -172. Stand. Busineag Training Inst-, Buffalo, N. TV Hi MOLEB: BARBER COLLEGE will teach yon the trade in eight weeks; receive some pay while learning; positions secured. Oregon ex service men receive state aid. Write oc call fog catalogue. 2 3 4 Bnrnaide at. i: ; CLIFFORD DARCB Private instmctloa ! applied, peyrnology paychio phenomena. Prlrate reedinga 1688 for appointment. ' ' and MEN. women, leam barber trade; wages while learning. Oregon Barbae College. 233 Madi son st- ' LEARN TELEGRAPHY ' Bafiway Telegraph Institute, 434 s Railway jcxcnange bldg. Day and night LEARN HEMSTITCHING Lessons given to a limited number. Inquire 242 Alder st. HELP WANTED-- MALE I 201 FRANK U MAGUIRE. ' ' Largest Home Seller in America! WANTS A SALESMAN TODAY I i TOU DON'T NEED EXPERIENCE! IH teach you the business, my "leading aalesmen never sold a foot of property until they joined my Organization. - YOU CAN MAKE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS PER TEAR I COMMISSIONS PAID THE DAY rtOU-R DEAL IS CLOSED! YOUR ONE OPPORTUNITY to get into the Real Estate: Business, and MAKE BIG .MONEY, associated with a PROGRESSIVE, RELIABLE.-. ESTABLISHED OFFICE. !We hold the undisputed NATIONAL RECORD for Home Selling. We have the -widest range ipf listings in the entire city!- WE i OFFER -OUR SALESMEN EVERT OP PORTUNITY TO .MAKE GOOD I ' Thou sands of new homes are being built sand WILL, BE SOLDI Portland is on ; the verge of one of the greatest Baal Hstate Actlvitiea in her History. WE NEED A LIVE , SALESMAN WITH CAR TODAY 1 See ! x .(.(.: 1 FRANK L. MAGUIRE, ! ( Ablngton Bldg.. Bdwy. 7171. 3d : St., Bet. Washington and Stark. Salesmen Wanted i I want 10 good, live, producing stock sales m. ' I have a very attractive issue of a local company heaoed by Portland bastneaa tamo. Good commissions and plenty of leads to work from. Apply room 70S & wetland building. ' Ask tor Mr. Prioe. M " SALESMEN AND CANVASSERS We have some desirable territory open in this stats for capable men or women solicitors selling our fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, etc. All auppliea furnished. Liberal oommiaskm. Befecencea re quired, i Address : OREGON NURSERY COMPANY, i ORENOO. OREGON. M ; WANTED. SALESMAN ! , In real estate office. Only those who can get results need apply.. Richanirach & Co. i 605-7! Cham, of Com. bldg. Bdwy. 4143. AN ACCOUNTING ORGANIZATION --Has openings on its student staff for a few more live, ag grafts! re men who have had some experi ence in ; bookkeeping and have the ambition to train for employment on oar practicing staff. Apply by letter, giving age. experienoa and ref erences. . Curwln's Accountancy Co., Ino., 417 Exchange bldg., 2d and Stark. r ; RAILROAD AND MILLMEN WANTED 20 railroad section and construction men, 20 lumber yard and ! mill labors ra wanted. Per manent work for twilling and competent work nt lute 8S.20 for 8 hours, board 38.40: per week, room 7 5a per week and up. Floatei-s need not at-Dlr. No fare 1 advances. Write Cabforoia A Oregon Lumber Co. . Brookings, Curry ; Oc. . Or. SALESMEN WHY NOT BELL FOR YOURSELF f An opportunity is open in thia locality to sell the beat golf ball! manufactured with absolute guarantee or money reranaeo direct? to ; golf players rcornmissloa. White Ariel Golf . Ball Co.. lie,. 4.T w. 47tn St., JMew xork Jity, isi. x. GASOLINE is going up. We save yoa from cute-third to one-half: of the fuel, sand this machine is sold on a ; money-back guarantee; 100 dct cent profit to yea and the buyers makes from 1000 to 1500 per , cent per year ion his Investment in our Real Gas-Saver that stays sold when once put on. 447 Sherlock bldg. A FIRST-CLASS I mechanic can buy my part ner's interest in fins garage for just half price wanted a week ago. Garage is; 60x100, s about 30 cars storage; reaso-oatne rent; fine location. Splendid opportunity lot good worker. Phone Tabor 2885. - . HIGH-CLASS" aaleamen can earn upwards of 825 a day aellinc radio acta for farms and institutions, which ws install and suarante. See Mr. Lewta. 71T ; uaeeo oiag., itaaie sirnct Barean. I , I . ''''"' RADIOPHONES iA . few house-to-hooae aalea- men to sell radiophones ; a real cleanup for hustlers-; the fsstest seller ever put on tile mar ket; e-re-rybedy wants one. Bee Mt. Beatrigbt, room 682. Multnomah hotel. SALESMAN to I sell Fordson . tractors and s axillary euuipment; exeelient chance te aaake money, r Bohinaor-Smlth Co.. Sixth, sad Mad ison aWi I ' i -It- . SALESMAN to sell Ford cars aad scea- -tries. mnst i own r ore car; wm pay iioex-u com miaaioa and ajlowance for apkeep of eaj Beat proposition in the ! eity. Address F-72. ic-nrnal. WANTED High class aaleamen for electrical appliances on guaranteed salary- and onramie-ao-as: state cnsllfw-ationa, expenexiee. etc. T-41 EAT miTi Malts aNU tXsFEJC THE B19a.NKKX. i 100 ' WEST PARK ST. i IBc W ANTED Two I district managers; GaUering contract to right party with expertenoej s - J. U. Eaell, stats manager Yoemen. Box 68. Salem. Ov. HEADQUARTERS tor eooka and kiteba helpt 43 H North 2L Bdwy. fttv. - ; PARTNER with 1600 to outfit 40 ft.: trolling boat, i Call Empire 1548, evenings.: VTT.-rgjt ., snan and arifa praferredT ?iaoi Dai-y. 42d tmd KiiaBg-rworta. j. PARTNER ia established woodsaw. Plenty work. snail in-i-w-tme-at. eos trwenana pwg.i a WANT man Ut figure on gnaina i lawsu i Ante. 215-26. - .. I n - 't t ;f . . WANTED Boys from' 18 to 21 to work in candy factory. Lens; eV Co. N. 1st et. WANTED Trombone player to go on, b load. .apply -eagrinea, vity agminnniii. : ; - WANTED A 215-36. for: labor. Ant, U05T AND FOUNP .... I HI. aaT WANT a men was Bhder-.iands house .nuuig. Ask. 1215-26. i , , - f ' . t - ' - 'I i . IsHJP WANTED lALE 201 WANTED aaaa to figure . on, pa anting. , Auto. 215-2.. KELP WANTED FEMALE 204 WANTED. SALESLADY - I in real estate office. Only, Mum who eaa get results need apply.. ' i , 1 .:; ' ' -.j -" Richanbach !& Co. 60S-? Cham, of Com. bldgi Bdwy. 41. - SALESLADY ' v i WHT NCrT. SELL FOB TOTmSaXJ"! An opportunity la open in this locality to sail the best gait ball maanfaotured with abaoiuSs guarantee or money refunded- dliect to golf players commission. Write ,.. Ariel Golf. Ball Co.. Inc. 47 W. 47tn at.. New Tack City, w. I. THE WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE DIVISION, city 1 ef Portland, offers Ma aarneae " au matter pertaining to the welfare i aad : protecttoo of women and atria; intei ikiwa oonfldential. : 614 Worcester bldg.. 8d aad Oak ata Phone Main B622. KXPEBXENOED canvassers foe wonderful new : preparations for the totlet. ; See cor : dessr. onat-raUen as The Auditorium. The AJUie Lay. Bdwy. 4860. ! ,' ' ' : WAN T EJJ Reliable for seneral house : work and wood 2828. work and nookli-g, Must like ebildrea. s. SeJl- ANT ia swea ax a tneno. apply to tne BalvatioD Army Kesetae tioau. Mayta! aad Alezander sta. Pnona Mala f4o.; i D-M ear, i 4 BRIGHT young lady aoUdtors; aalary or com -miaaioa. ; Call room 72L Corbett bide, : Mra. Aaderaon.' ' HAMCT, SHERMAN, write or come at en me. 5 Mtdge. Wheeler. Or. i . , GBEGG - shorthand taught pnraiely by expert. Broadway 4116. HOUSEKEEPER, family ef fire: no laundry. 1S4S E. 86th at. N. AB ear. ' GIRL for general housework: .meat be able to cook; no laundry; wages 30. East 9181. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 20S SALES PEOPLE WANTED Entirely new line, au-. salsa; investigate this. 388 Morris St. Tuesday and Wednesda y. i WANTED Amateurs at the Caaino theatre, i Thursday night. 285 Burnside; ? WANTED --Lady or gent aollcitor lor wood; good proposition. 1805 Belmont st. HELP WANTED -WITH F 206 INVESTMENT RESTAURANT I Just the place tor man and wife; have two, sell one cheap. Call 249 Burnside. WANTED Man or woman to take over estab lished business paying from 150 to 875 per week. No experienoe necessary. . Small Invest- ment required. Call 721 Corbett bldg. SITUATIONS WANTED----MALE 251 LEAKY ROOFS : SMIlfulIv Tenaire-1 and naintad: hundreds of aatlsfled customeis; 20 yean' ex perienoe. Bdwy. 7672 or Main 1894. Prices the lowest. R. a Co.. Inc. 229 B. of T. bldg. CARPENTER work, mill work, bandsawing, re pair; work promptly attended to. Neb-on Nielsen. 63 North Park at. ; Phone Automabo ous-bI. : : - CEMENT WORK. GOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. KARL BATTER as OO, PHONES EAST 9168 OR SELLWOOD 919. CARPENTER EvUmatea given on repair work. : acreena made and garagae built.. Shop,, 1387 Hawthorne Tabor 1260. ; PAINTING, paper "g'g and tl?ring; prices reasonable: work ' guaranteed. Shop 1866 Hawthorne are. Tabor 1722 or Tabor 120O. UPHOLSTERER with experience, best of refer . encea, wishes to learn automobile top work In or out of town. S-114, Journal. ROOFS reahingled; gutters and down pipe put up i at pre-war prices. Ten years' experience. Sat Iwf action guaranteed. Estimates free. East 1928. SCREENS made to order, old screen doors and windows repaired. All kinds , flower boxes made to order. Auto. 817-27." SHINGLING Have your Douse reahinglad and i painted by experts; work! guaranteed. Bell wood 3242. HOUSE PAINTING, tinting and interior fin ishing; experienced workmen; moderate prices. Telephone Main 8863, LET ME make yeur old house new; tinting, among, pepernaiiging ana piaster patrning. Empire 1628, Thomas Klutta. ? A-l "FAST CARPENTER, cabinet maker and 1) uilder ; day and contract; plenty reference; yon will be pleased witsytay renulta. Ant.- 616-60. PAINTING, CALSOMINING. DECORA TING. GET M.Y PRICES FIRST. 2 JLlkAitcl HP. - BANK KEF. 628-40. CARPENTER trill build houses, garages, remodel" reshingle. repair by day or contract. ; Call Woodlawn 5676. ' 1 :.' . BOOKKEEPING troubles criminated, reasonable. part time engagements, no overneed. : -labor 2119. LET ME FIGURE on your house gutter. A. P. Anderson. Bellwood lOOZ. : RESH1NGLING i Right prices, expert work. SeTL 8388. EXCAVATING, plowing and all kinds of team wort m. Fielding, Antomaao exe-es. B00FS RESHINGLED. repaired and coated. We save you money. Call Tabor 5274. PAINTING, papering, tinting, enamel work a apecialty; work guaranteea. 'iaoor ness. HOUSE painted. 850-395; roome tinted. l-$5; r . 11 11. 3 1 MAD J papenng ooc roil. guot. WANT work as private chauffeur or garage man; experience and-reference. Call Marshall 2 11. CONCRETE pouring by machine; general ce ment work. . lieu pen-.ioau. alter o p. m. BASEMENT digging, day or contract. General teamiDg. ueu alter p m. aut. ozz-es. AP PREh'TICE wants work in garage; aome Ford expenenee. LfXao, jonrnai. ; i MARRIED mechanic, 8 years' experience; work lp or out QI city. ant. ot-l TO HAVE your old roof mad new call Ta- bor 8380 si a cir.irir'.KTfl eradine. sen. teaming Coatract or day wora. am. mi -a. WINDOW cleaner, handy man,: : wishes work; hour, day. aism zaua. 1 TINNER work done reasonable by hour or Job; eauai action guaramee-x. Train, ddos. EXCAVATING, grading, plowing and general team won. rnone nmc woe. HOUSE RAISING, cement woatt of all Unds; reasonaeiei. siar. aaoo. BOOKKEEPER Stenographer of 15 years' es pern-nee, seeas empioymens. : Tabor 1080. RXSHLNGLING. patching, new pork promptly , attenaea to. wanrum avvo. PLUMBING done very reasonable by the hoar PAINTING. TINTING-. ALL BRANCHES MUL- BOSABLIS. VAIL. WDLN. 8329. CAbFEN'TER and eonraetor, jobbing, anything A .1.- knilill.. i n. l :. in... eAr A in .ne UWW.... im.. . mmp mn.v OUiiO. HOUSE and interior painting. Tinting. Gnar- anteed work. - very reasons nte., Aut. 614-43. HARDWOOD FLOORS by; day or contract. References. 1486 Rodney are. Wdln. 6682. FOR paper banging and painting, phone Sell. 2876. - : PLASTERING and chimney : work. 108 46th at. Tabor 2858. :' SHINGLING, roof repairing; work guaranteed. Mar. 2188. ! ' ".' CONCRE1K basement work and cement side walk work; have mixer. Aux. 817-66 evenings. WANTED, Papering, painting, tinting, 50c per hour or by the- contract, i Auto. ei-ZS. PAPERHANGING, tinting,! inside finishing: first clasa work; est. furnished.; Tabor. BOSU. CARPENTER work, new and repair, finishing. screens, fixtnres, fintrciaaa. : star. bibs. WE PAINT houses right. i .East 8402 and Wdln. 5563. ! jl : PRINTER Cons., Job and ad. some Merg. ex. Write, wire J. Keia. wainier. -jr. ' CARPENTER-eOntractor. build your home or re pair old one. Ant, wau-za. :. SITLlATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 EXPERIENCED tailor snd drees maker, at home or by day. . 404 Pant it: raoaa Maia 8606. call apt T. ' '''!. HAND LAUNDRY silks, plain Sewing. Phone Bdwy. 5800. 280 vt IBta ST. ff. . . WOMAN wants work by hour or day; ret reL; honaerlaeTitng or other work. Aut. l--w. DRESSMAKING 256 HEMSTITCHINQ ATI! work completed same day. Mail orders solicited and given prompt attention. . Straight work :e per yard. 171 Perk at. M. iwil. M.tsiTrvi - All knife pteating haH prk-a. Button cover. lag. big ledacaon. . Buttonholes,' any siaav 2 He each, except wool material, to each. Hemstitch- u i e. : I PUIS-, wtauiaxwa 1.. vtww : ihw . wwi. DRESSMAKING snd tafmiiag. 12 y perteaee aa east Bariaf action grurarrfeed Maia 77 MRS. W. W. LYENS of 148 13th at. baa aaowsd -- to 81 Hoyt. Maia ewes. . n -' HEMSTITCHIXG White. 7c per yard; buttons. We give S. H. green ilamps. 209 AUsky EVA G. THORPE, dressmaker, has muved frors 14B sta ax. to bsus eza sr. a. a. DRESSMAKING of an kinda; ciiildrea'a clothes -a -specialty. Oail Woodiawn 2482. CZMsTlTCIiING wbite. 6o per yard straiaat, t-attsa A l iaidiDg saes. 50 Ileyal'bkis, FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 300 Maxwell Hall chS - : Furnished sleeping rooras, shower bath, steam heat, hot snd cold water; 34 a week- and np. CALL at I. M. C A. for tree list eg moderate : priced rnnmi for young awn ra all parte of the try. tacl-sdrac rooma at Central X. at. C A., tea. paono la each room, ehowee. baths, club laciliuaa. ARTHUR HOTKU 1T 11U aw, aaar Morrison Cases aad modern rooms by say. week ot taoath at reasonable ntea. i !. ' THREE ne iwly furnished aleening 2 blocks from way enage. reasonable 360 Bea- at SLEEPING : rooms, newly furnished, large, airy. -udss an, a uaii sale, s va so mat. soar, tease. DAYTON HOTEL. lt and Taylor, modern free hath and : phoae. Clean. All outside rooma. 30 cents and op. 32 a week and up. " : FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY S01 LARGE, sunny rooms, furnished acreened. alaep ang porch; eloaet. pantry, bath; fine view, wa ter and phone included; mini mum gas sad elec tricity; laundry pri vile gee; block Broadway ear; rent 80. East 8118. LARGE - room with -aloove, faniiahed: ivory enamel bedroom- eurte, suitable, for mat and wue or laojais. .inaannnrt aota. apt. svt 16th and Taylor, i Mar. 2401. lovely room in strictly modern home, nicely furnished, 2 large windows; lady preferred; waxjsxsg distance; reasonable. mar. 212. 1 COOL, pleasant place for summer: newly - tinted, large front room, with alcove; home privilegea; piano, large g rounds, close in, East Side; 314 per montn lor i; gia tor 2. Auto, sza-iii. WFf.T. 1TTTR V T3T7VT mam': wirh lam ini-tnaed - aiecping ; poroh, clean, qniet, inataataDsoM hot water; near 23d aad Washington: gentlemen. LOVELx front bedroom, adjoining bath, use ef utuis; room, piano,, pnona, nome iinTuw Walkine rii.t.Jfn Maxftahla. Ala Park at. Main 8011.:... BEAUTIFUL eomfortable rooras for ladies tea select home, ft min. from - center of eity. Electricity, i phone, water. Reasonable. Bet. 284 10th. cor. Main. Main'7398. TWO front rooms ia beautiful big borne, $12.60 lor one Per month. 815 for two in room. Yon are entitled to all home privilegea. Walking dis tance. Sell wood 2B87. 764 I von st BEAUTIFUL furo. . room, married couple, both employed, nrrvileces home rife : use kitchen for breakfast Boss City car right at door. C a. preierraa. Aut. szs-us TWO well-furnished, very homelike rooms with bath and phone: for 2 or 8 business gentle men-, bast of references.. 188 17th at. near Taylor. Main 6215 NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM; GOOD CAR SERVICE: LADIES ONLY. 1121 UNION AVIS. N. WALNUT 6 BOO. FURNISHED ROOM in private family; use of piano. U. oV praiarred. close in. xsaet aide. East 8132. , LARGE. CLEAN ROOM FOB TWO, MODERN HOME: ONE SMALL BOOM. bUWUHI OH 688 NOKTUKUP. BEAUTIFUL room ia refined home, $12 a month-, kitchen privileges. Phong East 8127. 712 E. Taylor and 21st at NICE rooms, single or double, breakfast if wanted: on 2 canines, .i 1156 - K. Mocxtson. Tabor 8715. Gentlemen preferred. XARGE. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WALKING DISTANUxS. 08U UlAa.' SALMON ST. EAST 8863. LARGE front room with big eloaet, porch, atee- trio light phone near, bath ; close in. Marshall 2176. COMFORTABLE room ia pleasant home; suit able for one or two; welting distance. Phone East 7570. VERY attractive room nicely furniahed, furnace heat use of piano and home privilegea. 83 and $4 per week. Tabor 7578. : VERY pleasant parlor, front porch and bedroom or will rent separate; new sua uiu ana YamhilL Main 6582. , FINE beds, 2 fine sleeping rooms to gentlemen. with double garage, tia seen, ion xi ti at Woodstock car. THREE beautifully furnished rooms for rent reasonable: kitchen privileges. ZS Ksst OUth. Tabor 6046. 2 BOOMS, furnished or 4 rooma unfurnished. both modern : outside rooms, pleasant location, t side. Garage if wanted. Wdln. 1184. FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE FOR TWO ; bcnt 11 a uufPif ins Giht iith NEAR ALDER. EAST 2428. LARGE" hgbt well furnished room, in lrvlngton; breakfast if desired. D-188. Jour- naL 2 NICE SLEEPING rooms 1 block from Bdwy car. 380 E. 9th st; N. Bath, phone. With or without board. East 828. LARGE front room on first floor; everything furnuhed. 84 per week; very close la. Alar. 1456. 368 8th at FOR BENT Bleeping room, private- family; men preterred. 69 fast lotn at. WELL furniahed front rooms, fcome privilegea; walking distanos. Bdwy. 1885. 668 Hoyt at ATTRACTIVE.: furnished room, kitchen priv- ileges. 685 Esst .Madison. FURNISHED room for gentleman only. "Bos M pntgomcry. Main zu, NICELY furnished front room, dose in. $3 week. 265 East Bid N. FRONT room with board, near 21st and Wash. XH1WJ. .fflV. Vlir .J. SAVE carfare; clean rooma, gentlemen only. 371 6th st. aiain oaa a. LARGE, comfortable front room, desirable, close In. west side location. Marshall 789. NEWLY furnished front room with or without board. 920 Belmont ONE aingle room in flat 610. 487 Columbia. ONE large airy room Jn flat 812. 4B7 Columbia. ROOM AND BOARD 302 Nortonia Hotel ! ELEVENTH OFF WASHINGTON Portland ' Bigb-elase downtown re-adential hotel. We give yon the - comforts of home. American and Enropeaa plan. Hates reasonabla BOARD and room in quiet raajdential hotel. close la. 1 Main 6381. BOOM and board, home cooking, $8 per week. Broadway 2825.: 408 Hoyt at ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 303 LARGE airy rooms, water in each, 1 with aloove suitable tor 3; walking distance, lovely Tor rammer. Lawn, borne sunounaings. wnoieaoma home cooking.' reasonable. Mar. 22fr8. Mrs. Dillon ROOM AND BOARD-. MODERN CONVENI ENCES.., GOOD UOMJS UOUALi U : IKtA- SONABLB - PRICES; WALKING . DISTANCE. East 2660. 373 BOSS ST. , IRVINOTON LOVELY FRONT CORNER, BOOM WTTH BOARD. SUITABLE FOR TWO YOUNG MEN. EAST 1276. CHILD, 1$ or 14. to board In excellent country home. More tor company man ppchh. : natea $12 per month. Peaceful Acres farm, route 1. box 142A, Hilleboro. ' ; BOARD ' AND ROOM IN BEAUTIFUL IRVIWGTON HOME. GOOD 8EKVICi. BEAUTIFUL BOOM. FIRST CLASS BOARD. AT 725 TILLAMOOK. EAST SB52. ; BOOM and board for two who will share same room; home pt-mleges; also garage. ai.,xw 25th st S. Call Bell. 3807. A NICE furnished front room with board, suitable for two, axeeUrot table board; hotns privileges. Reasonagle, fcast' llo WANTED -A young man to room and beard, t . . " J : D. - : il n reepecLapia party. wooaiawn izeo. PHONE AUTO; 288-87 -Mrs. W. A. Myers, 175 K. 62d at N.. comer Oregon st. wiU give mother's care to your baby, sick or well. WILL take: eare of child ran in refined home. Mothers eare; or will care tor invalid or agaa person. - lius -S. xsmmu. LET ME care for : your children in my borne ia Mt Tabor dutnet. wmie yoa enjoy matinee. shopping, outing, etc Automatic 220-71. BOOM with good home cooking ; horn) pnvi- leges; would prefer one or two young men. 283 E. 15th st East 1883. CHILDREN WELL CARED FOR LN ET?- : B URBAN tiOMJS Vs : At oiBLtS WOMAN. AUT. 680-25: WANTED Smsll child to board and take ears . . J !. e 4 A - k. ' km E- t-a .oy -awu-a- i-w--f. wwihi w . iota at. WlLI give good home and mother' a ears to one t eh-JO. s so.o year; no ouiea c-umr-mv :. -aaoor 2B44. ' Tr! lftrn rnona In modern home : breekfast ana lOinner si- wua, saxmsa .Btsex. . saow 128. ' ' BOOM AND BOARD for two : who will aba re aame room. Home ptri-ruegsa : Also garage. 581 Eaet 26th at ' Oall Bellwood BS07 A T-1'- bom with room, ; board, laundry and menrtinr mm cc yonng eonpie, lor to fined gantlaman, $16.50 per sreek. Tabor 4489. LARGE snany j room la eacy attiaetire i home. reaaonabls rates zee two. xaeor bus. BOOM end board for 2 men in private family is Kenton, wain, iwv. in w. yvineneu.- mviU iai board for boainaaa saeai i . with French -sridos, dose in. Mar. 3176. ROOM and board, walking diatenca. 183 Union see. N. t or East in. 884 COLUMBIA? ST.. MAIN 2864. FIRST CIA .88 Hawse- SJ u ewjja ataa. vsXLL CABE for child from 3 to 6 years eld. CEOICS boa ruing boose near Miiitaoaaa) cI3S Sics bom, food taws. uia zim FOR RENT ROOMS AND BOARD f- private Family 303 BOOM and breakfast possibly dinner, for two respectable ytrang gentlemen la refined home with mother and daughter: boys who appreciate : WI1F. . : , BU e.. AMCO- W : XlSl 11" I . XWO nice front roomsv with board for two. in a widow'e i home; good- home oooktng. music, home prtviiegea; also two light hoosekeepuig was. unen eMail each wee.i - wain. 6t6 AU.ELY .tvirnished front room with board, home PrlVile-laa. Mwwt kn... nnn.tn. A ten ntM iiImb oaaaent room and sleeping poroh,: very reaaea- ivi uuna. NOB HILL, close in, 2 young men te room ana board. tarre front room, separate closets, small ecorenial' family cf yoattg peoplej piano, $7 week each. Main 688 " , BOARD sad room in privets family. Beat and. SiT J0 mala xs the eity. 220 Va Grand ave. East 8326. 1SOUSEKEEPING ROOMS l 1 a FURNISHED 304 NEWLY i renovated 1 largo single boosaeepina ' room. $13.50 per month. 2 large housekeeping Rmms, $20 per month. Phone, hgbt, heat bath, laundry privileges. Walking disUnoe. 406 Van oonver ave. East 8621. "EXCEPTIONALLY ctesn. large, sunny, well fui niahed 1 aicgle and double H. K. rooms, rant 312 and -.316 per mo.; light, phone, bath and laundry privilegea 261 Chapman. Main 7618. ! CHEAPEST KOOM.t IV Tnu v" light housekeening and sleeping ; i. clean and homelike. : walking distance, $2.50 week and up. 288 H Union ave., , 1 block sooth of Hawthorne. SPOTLESSLY : clean 2 -room apartments, rua - ning water, electrically lighted, free phone, real beds-; 1 short block from Waahingtoa at 16th. Rent to right 850 Couch st COZY furnished front room with private entrance. Also Hi K, room suitable for 2 young men or bn-anee trMa. 414 Market cor. 11th. i $ SINGLE furnished h.k. rooms, 1st floor: tent ' reasonable. Beautiful yard and flowers. Bdwy. 1778. '. i .: ' -- i UNDER new management. Housekeeping rooms. A el eaa, quiet place. Gaa, electric light, bath and free phone. $1.50 and np. 643 Hood st $25 3 FURNISHED H K. rooms.! everything furniahed. west side. 178 Stout st. or 20th snd Morrnon. THE MAPLE. 88 N. 1TTU ST. Furnished housekeeping rooms reasonable. 3 SINGLE h. k. rooms, 1st floor; rent reason able. Beantifnl yard and Qowera.- Bdwy. 1778. SINGLE H. K. rooms, $2 and upj Phone swi oupo. xwm lota st. w. BKLLINGHAM APTS., 421 Vs E. Morrison, for rent, liand 3 xl. J&. rooms. Phone East 7 84 8. THREE NICELY furnished rooms for rent 41 CLEAN H. K. room for bachelor-, right doea town; .-reasonable. 204 H 4th st Hi One outside room, close in, light, heat. oatn. p. a. prererrea. gaa latn at. FURNISHED - H. K. rooma. Electrio lights. 31.50 week and np. 824 H lt t HOUSEKEEPING ROOM5 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED l PRIVATE FAMILY 306 $25 APT. j child not objectionable. Gas. heat! light, w.tter, use of phone, free. MuH aee to; appreciate. Give refennesa, 483 xv. is aa at. - oeiu a 7 00. C62 Vs YAMHILL st. 1 aingle h. k.; every con venienoe; fine bed, beautiful floors; all good furniture; close, in; very reasonable summer rates. ! - WELL FURNISHED 1 AND 3 ROOM H. K. SUITES: GAS, WATER. ALSO SINGLE ROOM SUITABLE FOR 2; WALKING PIST. TO TOWN. 481 EVERETT. BDWY. 6182. ONE large front room and kitchenette, second - floor; modern. Suitable for married couple, or 2 ladies, i Everything furnished. 381 Mont comery st. near Broadway. ONE furniahed housekeeping suite; running water. gaa range, fruit and back entrance. Phona Bdwy. 3185. or call 546 Gliaan. after 4:30 r- m. ' Bent reasonable. BEAUTIFUL 2 -room IL K. apt. furnished. electric lights, bath and phone free; large garden,: clone in. Marshall 8214. JUST WHAT you are looking for. 1 large sleeping rm. downstairs; also 2 rma. fura. or., unfurn. ' ops tain.- Near 2 car lines. Close in. Tabor 8806. . LOVELY- well furnished front rooms. 2 windows, . 2 closets, suitable 2 gentlemen or two busi ness women kitchen privileges if wanted. 166 N. 2SroW Marshall 1450. 34 to 35 per week. 2 FURNISHED H. K. rooms suitable for a familj-t gas range, running water, phone, electric lights, nice location; rent reasonabla. 807 Market st. LOVELY large.. 2-room flat nicely furniahed, fireplace, kitchenette done In white, on first floor. An ideal place for summer; hgbt, beat. gaa. furnished. Sell 1068. FURNISHED- housekeeping rooms, private fam ily; rent reduded ; two moms and kitohenatta : free lights phone and cocking gas; adults only. 182 E. 23d. cor. Yamhill. Phone East 7074. SEE THIS TO WORKING GIRL, -1 SLEEP ING ROOM WITH H. K. PRIVILEGES: WALKING DISTANCE; $8.50 A WEEK. MARSHALL 128. ' ' BEAUTIFULLY furnished large 2 room lower apt, : private entrance, lovely lawn, light, hot water and telephone, garbage - free; rent reasonable. 254 Union ave. N. East 4850. $2 A WEEK and up, 1 and 2 rocgn furnished H. Kj rooms, walking distance, ao objection to child. I 545 H 1st , . ' NICE ' clean 2-room housekeeping auite, 310 E, 8th, 1 block south of Ha-vthorne ave. Free phone, light and bath. Walking distance. LARGE i front room beautifully farniabed, alao 1 housekeeping room; reasonable; walking dis tance. 412 10th st. bet Harrison and Hall. WELL FURNISHED, large, clean rooms, wslk . ing- distance , plenty of hot water, phone. 608 East Morrison at. t 2 CLEAN front housekeeping rooms, light, gas, phone, furnished, walking distanos, rent 322.50. j Mar. 2806. 852 College st ONE LARGE room, furnished, sleeping or' house--keeping, 84.50 per week. 1 block to Sunny side earj Phone Tabor 302. ENTIRB LOWER floor; everything furnished; 8 large, clean rooms and ..kitchen; $ beds; walking distance; phone. 608 K. Morrison st NEWLY furnished rooms, light and pleasant nae ! I of bath and phone, kitchen privileges, 1 block from carune. isdot zicii. iuv to. aisaison. 8 PARTLY furniahed housekeeping rooms with sleepiag porch. Call Marshall 8684 after 8 a.- m. : 2 OR 4 'pleasant outside noni, furnished or u fnrniahad; free -hone, hght and bath; walk- ng aistajnce. xat (. LARGER light, well fur-rushed room, refined home,! in lrvlngton: walking distance; braak fairt if desired. D-l 89, Journal. THREE fntnk-bed hodsekeepmg rooma ia mod ira home; heat light telephone and water furniahed Garage. Pbcne Tabor 1468. NICE light hoosekeeping room in private home. good .for 2 young ladies. 1'hone - Marahali 1844. i 183 17th at Cor. Taylor; west side. 4 LARGE ROOMS famished; all modera eon- veniencos : in private home; good diatrict: close ia Sell. 1807. TWO FURNISHED housekeeping rooms; water; gas range ana electric lights; rent reasonable. 635 Knapp at. neiiwcoa ear. GOOD: board, room. 88 week! real home privi- lecea:i close in. west aide. 820 MonteomsrT at near '6th. Phone Main 6370. I : 2 LARGE, airy rooms; phoae, .water, light and bath jree; doss in; cheap; adults. 288 Gra ham ave:. - - " " - ' H. K. WITH KITCHENETTE, HOT AND COLD WATER.. APPLY 513 MORRISON. BDWY. 855. i ' V FURNISHED aleeping room with H, K. privileges for rent, private family, very . oentral. Main 1268. ' I THREE (dean, nnfuniisced housekeeping rooms; hshta land water and garage. u . 1ZLQ at Phone East 8878.- t : ' NEATLY furniahed 4-room apartment private path. ; Ant. S3Q-Z8. -, TWO large furnished housekeeping rooms for rent 1318. BeUwood 1847. 2 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, $20 a month. 601 Clay. Mar. 1147. , 2 OR 3j housekeeping rooms, close In. ressoeablg rent - 214 Union ave. ti. East 104 7. FOR BENT 2 newly furnished H. K. ropma. $22.50. Also sin tie room.' i ' . LARGE, clean IL K. rooms, eiectrio Lghte, 38.25 week. 805 vs Third at TWO clean, airy b. k. rooms, only $20. 687 E. Morrison, close in. Phone E. 6111. FURNISHED 2 -room aad kitchenette apartments. Adults. 1157 Williams ave. Wdln. 4586.. TWO rooms and pantry, $16 month. 684 Front at, corner Meade. Adult. ONE nice clean s housekeeping room, $12 per month. Close in. 542 E. Oak.: BOOM si tangle or - doable, best table board; qniet-j modern home. Main 8326. BELLINGHAM APTS., 421 gj E. Mornac-a, for -rent 1 ad 8 IL K. rooma Phone East 784 6. - SLEEPING rooms, or 8 h. k. rooms, $13 per ' ma 464 Kerby, between Bossrll and Pace. t'riOOTif srt r' rlrrn Tinr rasnsaiiiis rent 658 Qnlmby st - ' 2 ' BOOM FRONT apartment; farniabed fee i hoo-s-keeping; with tank. 868 28rd st N.v iVH. K- rooms tor rent cbeap, also 2 H. K. rooms, A laire ano p n jan. .mu liter I TWO -nice, dean, furtushed houM-keepuig rooms TOT SAP per rnonm. bob It MU1 st' 4 snnui v F.I.I, furnished: liaht aruf '. 2 ROOMS W'EUi furniahed; light and i i a mnnth SOT A4imiinni . . FRONT ms snd kitchen on first Coort eloes to. Mar. 1455. 369 ?.h gt ( (Continued m Fe-iowip tanty - n is l f