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.THE i OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . OREGON.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27,. 1922.
Ad Club Members
Hold Parade in
Convention City
San Diego, Cal., June 27. (I. N. S.)
The thousand Pacific coast Ad men
n convention here started today off
with a parade. Flower decorated' au
tomobile bore banners for better ad
vertising. "Integrity in Wusiness,"
"Clean business, well advertised." and
ther posters were 'displayed.
"The Better Business Bureau and Its
Work," was the theme of this morn
nz"s general session. There was a se
ries of: three-minute talks on the
TRANSPORTATION
MEALS and BERTH INCLUDED
STEAMSHIP
te "SENATOR"
Earls from Mpntclpal Dock No. 2
Saturday, July 1t. 4 P. M.
For
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANOCLES
SAN DICO.O
Sailings every Saturday
thereafter.
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION FARES
San Francisco S50.00
Ixm Angelea S74.00
San lheeo SSI -SO
TICKET OFFICE
101 3D ST. COR. STARK
PHONE BROADWAf S481
Yellowstone tFarEi
Through Sleepers
o a i l
Leave Portland at 7:10 P. M.
Via the "North Bank Road" and Northern Pacific
A Wonderful Trip
L. E. Beach, City Pass. Agt. A. D. Charlton, Gen. Pass. Aftt.
531 Northwestern Bank Building
Phone BroadwayS744
Consolidated Ticket Office: 3rd a ad Washing torn Sts.
World-Farnous Cruise on the Great Lakes
Transit Corporation Palatial Steel Steamers
"TlONESTA" "JUNIATA" "OCTORARA
Dulisth to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
LUXURIOUS comfort, beautiful scenery sad luca
tionai value. Cruising Lake Superior, Straits of
Mackinac, Lake Huron, Lake Sc Clair. Detroit River saai
numerous other bodice of water making the Great Lakes
group. Moat enjoyable route ts the East. Paseaager ser
vice exclusively every three days, stopping at Houghton.
Sault Stc Marie. Mackinac Island. Detroit. Cleveland.
Best dinln
service ana sleeping
the world
lnrisaea in iare.
OHCHESTRA
Tlekcts
and reservations at American
ad Oak Sts.; Foster Travel
.sixth a
Meier &
Frank. Co.
TnnrUt A ......
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TWO
THROUGH THREE NATIONAL PARKS
The JOURNAL Way
Excursions Limited to 25 Persons
Two fully conducted tours, each last
ing two weeks, will leave Portland
July 15 and August II. Each tour
is limited to 25 members.
Each Tour Includes
2 days in Rainier Natl. Park.
5 days in Glacier Nat'l. Park.
5 days n Yellowstone Natl. Park
Strictly High-Class Service Guaranteed
Special Sleeper Special Autos
For full information and reservation on either tour, see
DORSEY B. SMITH
Manager
JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU
PORTLAND, OREGON
achievements of the bureaus the past
year. Special addresses included :
"The Jury System tit tle Conduct of
Investigations." by; Elliott M. Ep
stein, San Francisco.
"The Value of the Betrer,. Business
Bureau to the Community by- H. J.
Stonier, Los Anjjeles. ,
"The Shopping Service and the Local
Merchant, by F. P. Tebbets. Port-lam-
"Why Ahe Work of the Bureau
TRANSPORTATION"
Seaside Astoria
North Beach
Str. Georgiana
Leaves Daily (except Friday
and Saturday) 8 A, M.
LVS. SATURDAY 12 NOON
(No stops direct to Astoria)
(Direct connection for
North Beach)
Str. Madeline Sat. only 8:30 A. M.
NIGHT SERVICE
Lvs. daily except Sunday,
7:30 P. M.
Fare $1.85 one way
$3.00 season round trip
Week-end round trip $2.50
All Boats make direct connec
tions for Seaside, Gear hart and
North Beach.
Alder St. Dock Broadway 6344
THE HARKINS
TRANSPORTATION CO.
y
arrommodstinne t
UAXCIXti favia
Express Travel Bent
ln(nrm.,il! i..'?'.-'
T "Vi
n.ici oartai,
lSBroadway.
A 1
WEEKS OF DELIGHTFUL
$240 Covers Every
Necessary Expense
Including meals on diners and at ho
tels, hotel accommodations and
transportation.
Should Be Associated With the Artiv
ities of the Advertising Club,' by Ray
E- Niaunom, Ia Angeles.,
This -afternoon the convention will
take up retail advertising;.
A government commission is closrly
studying Finland's , resources of min
erals of technical utility.
TK AX SPO RT ATIOX
Sainntt Ptae SS-62. Hertli River. Ntw Vark,
at Noon, unlaaa specified
MAJESTIC 56.000 TONS
Largest Staamar In the World
HOMERIC 35,000 TONS
Mew Palatial Staamar to Join
OLYMPIC 46,439 TONS
In Weak lr SeiMne ta
CHERBOURO. AND SOUTHAMPTON
TO DNEHauiLiAuTyiamta
MAJESTIC .......Jul Jul 2 Aua. 2S
OLYMPIC July IS Aua. 12 SapC X
HOMERIO July ZZ Aug. 18 Sept. S
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN8TOWN
BALTIC July S Aua. B Sept. 2
0""'0,. JulylB Aua. 12 Sap. S
ADRIATIC July 22 Aua. IS Sat.1S
CELTIC July 29 Au. 2 Sept. 23
TO AZORES. GIBRALTAR. NAPLES
AND GENOA
2'c July S Auo. 28
CRETIO Au. Sapt.23
V Oed Star JLins
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURO ANO
ANTWERP '
"rELHD July S Auf. 12 8apL1
K ROOM LAND JulylB Aua. IS Sapt.23
LAPLAND July 22 Aug. 2 Sept. 30
FINLAND Aug. B Sept. 8 Oct. 7
Mmasm Irai
TO HAMBURQ VIA PLYMOUTH ANO
CHERBOURO
MANCHURIA July 6 Aug. 8 Sept. 13
T. PAUL ..July 12 Aug. 1S Sept. So
MONGOLIA' July 26 Aug. SO Oct. 4
MINNEKAHDA ...Aug. 2 SapL S Oct. 11
International Marcantila Marina Co.
120 8 teamen 1,300,000 Tons
Local agent or company'! office. C. P
SARQENT, Manager. 618 Second Avenue. Se
attle, Wash. Phone Main 0113.
Are You Going to Europe?
Or the Orient?
Or Around the World?
VVhy not get experienced and accu
rate information from one who has
traveled extensively for the benefit
sf his patrons?
Secure Steamship Reservations and
Tickets From
DORSEYB. SMITH
MANAGES
JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU
188 B BOAS WAT, POKTLAlfD, OK.
Fboas Starsaail 1878
N. Y.-Plymouth-Havre-Paris
FRANCE ...a... July SB Auf. 80 SapL 20
PARIS Aug. 2 Aug. 23 Sept. 13
New York-Havre-Paris
La BOURDONNAIS July 13 Sept. 23 Oct. 26
LA 8AVOIE JulylB Aua. 12 Sept. 8
CHICAGO July 20 Aug. 31 Oct. 6
LAFAYETTE July 22 Aug. 19 Sept. 30
ROUSSILLON ...Aug. 14 Sept. 1 S Nav. 2
LA TOURAINE ..Sept. T Oct. 11 Deo. 7
LA LORRAINE .. .Sept. 18 Oct. 14
N. Y. Vigo (Spain) Bordeaux
NIAGARA Aug. B Sept. 12
All sailing by daylight saving time.
Far tailing data and all detail, apply at
Fuqazf Bro.. Pacific Coatt Agent, 108 Cherry
St., Seattle, or Local Office.
AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS
Via Tahiti and Raratonga. Mall and Passen
ger Service from San Franclaco Every
23 Day.
Pacific Tour South Sea. New Zealand Aus
tralia SB2B, Flnt Clan.
UNION 8. 8. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND
230 California 8U, San Franclaco
Or Local Steamship and Railroad Agencies
Alleged Syndicalist
Is Given Jail Term
Astoria, June 27. Police Judge Gear
hart last evening clapped a fine of
$200 and a jaii sentence of 100 days
THASSPOHTATIOTf
Delightful Change
In Your "Across-Canada" Trip
Your journey eastward would falj short of the complete
ideal if it failed to include that fascinating voyage on the
Great Lakes, from Port Arthur on Lake Superior to Port
McNicoll on the Georgian Bay
Cool lake breezes, beautiful scenery and a
comfortable, enjoyable shiplife for nearly two .
whole days contribute greatly towards mak
ing "a vacation you will never forget."
Luxurious steamer accommodations, including spacious
decks, airy cabins, ladies' rooms daintily furnished, splen
did smoking rooms, commodious dining rooms and a
sheltered after-deck combining veranda-cafe, lounging
place and outdoor dance room.
Let us tell you more about this charming trip
Canadian Pacific Railway
55 Third Street PORTLAND Broadway 90
Write for i A
l! !
Information J
Ideal Vacation Route to Europe
Moderate Rates
Down the picturesque St. Lawrence River
glimpses of Old Canada twodays in sheltered
waters of river .and gulf short duration of the
trip at sea fill your voyage with interest and
variety if you cross by the White Star-Dominion,
from Montreal via Quebec to Liverpool.
Sailings Every
Days of health-giving rest
ana recreation made doub
ly pleasant by the cuisine
and service for which the
White Star-Dominion
ships are famous. Whether
you go on the new 16,600
ton Regina, or the well
known dc luxe steamer
Sailing Dates
REGrXA (Cabin and 3rd Class) July 8 Aoe. 5 Sept. 8
JIEGASTIC (1st. 2nd, Srd Class) July 15 Aug:. 12 Kept.
CANOPIC (Cabin and 3rd Class) Joly2 Aug-. 19 Sept. 1
CANADA (Cabla and 3rd Class) July 1 July 9 Aug. 29
White Stae-Domihioh Line
C. P. SARGENT, 619 Second ave., Seattle, or Local J
A rrAflTd
which lends cry considerably to your enjoyment of
the trip.
For details mf rates end smiling consult the
Cunerd Agent m your city er write l
621 Second Ave Seattle. Phone EDiott 1632
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Beta
srttont. Me-1 attoo. Mm
La ustsaa. ajaai Franeiaeav f-oexiano. attta, Wanoa-uvae, St. c.
NORTH ATUlirrtO WESTERN . CO.
WEST BOUND
Portland, Me. Boatoa.
S3. WEST I8I.ET. .Juns2B WHily Jul
S. COLO HARBOR. .4utj 13 4otf IK ...... Jut 20
SS. BLUE TRIANGLE .duly 21 A us. 1 Aug.
CAST BOUND FROM MRTLAND
M.LMh July ; 3S.CoM Harbor a.1S
SS. Bewak Julyl : Blue THanalo . Soot.
SS.Wost sstota ............At.
- -Mejruieiaiwi
inc. ssaiiisL siw
101 Tklrd Strost
on P. J. Welinder. lieit he was found
srtntty by a Jury of violating Oi crUis
Inal syndicalism laws by being an X,
W. W. organizer. AVellnder, through
B. E. Greeny Portland, attorney, Rave
notJee of appeal. The police seised a
considerable amount of I. W. W. props
panda and literature on the organiser
when he was arrested.
TRANSPORT ATIOX
W. H. DEACON,
I General Agent
The new Regm
Saturday '"
AfrMtttir. or the comfort
able Canopic or Canada,
you will have every com
fort at moderate rates. You
land at Liverpool near the
English Lake District, the
mountains of North Wales
and many other scenes of
deep tourist interest.
s
No other single word can
better summarize the reasons
for the pre-eminence of the
Cunard-Canadian Steamaiiips
in. Atlantic travel, than the
word service.
From the moment yoa first seek
information regarding scbeduiea.
reservations, tickets, etc, antil yoa
ksve reachtd your destination, yoa
are conscious of a thooajhtiul at
teotiveness on the part ot th
Cunard agents and emDlorees.
CANAJIAK
(3 d o oa if
Vorsv Pblladabirila. sVaHlinoro, hi
Diss.
Kew York. Phiia. Baltimore. C3iarlestosi
S.Arttaa . ..SopCISj
apaoaj - , i
rsn Vroas aaoma
i . . -Pnmm - Brsssrway B4S1
a r
mrri$es.Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Tidrmr K Hinin. lmrll-Tador Arm apt..
nd KvetJTB W. irvrrr. tecM. t0 K. Anton
Mnwt. I
Samnrl V tUrr. Ien - 19S2 Wftnon sUctt.
and Uelpbrin K. Jsnkins, legal. 108 'J Wilson
street.
l ..i v - v. " UiM. U ; t '
and Uertrnde Kmitb, K. Nintk street
north.
l'tulip Babe:. 84. 7T? Vauahn atraet. jand
Kabela le Martini. 20. 293 lttUi itreet nortB.
Kmy V. Uoode, 34, Uemiaton. Dr., land
uxalee Man. SI. T49 Belmont afreet. '
Clement le Orade. eal. iT E. ttetb
street, and Chriatinsf A. Uahn. tesal, K2S
liuon aveniw nortit.
Charles Smith, leaaj. 74 It Kirst street, and
iaetl Kmeraon. lecal. i'ortiaiKl.
Uecrse J. Strandbcrc, 23. 490 H Washinc
ton ctreet. and Mary M. afiian. -, 4UI) H
asmnaton treet.
'ljr1 Mrrie Norton. 23, 548 Bidweil street,
and KIxm Maria I nn, IT. 423 Haraev street.
Klmer . Beralund. legal, Bend. Or., land
mnwn. K-cai. s t. lit itrwL
WEDDINQ C1KU KMUBAVlCtU
V. U. SMITH UU, Sll Motsaa BkUc
BIRTHS
LO.NK To Mr. and Mra. it. Lne. 47 4 llel-
mont. Jane a son.
NUBL1TT To Mr. and Mr. 8. M. Noblitt,
1503 K. Morrison. Jane aii ri.ughtr
ZIMMERMAN To Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Zirfr
mermsn. 1233 K. 18th N.. June 20. a ton
SU1PK.1NH To Mr. and Mrs. ti. A. ISitnp-
sirra, jane 20, a daughter.
WETTEKBKHti To Mr. and Mm. A. It
Wetterbers, 874 K. Yarn hill. June 28. a on.
1!AK To Mr. and Mra. J. Vidak, B75
ortnrup. June 5, a dausbter.
Ll'MMX To Mr. and Mr. W. 1.. Lundin
112U Waaro. Jane 20. a danrhtr
BKADI.EY To Mr. and Mr. K. A. Bradley,
10 n,. loin jnne 13. a dauchter.
VI;UKSVOHTH To Mr. and Mra. V. i T
WiglesTTortb, 10U4 C'orbett, Jan 12, a ion.
.jnn 10 air. ana Mr a. j. m. coob, oa 1.
Ninth south. June 13, s daughter. i
Jf(JlthLA.M To Mr. and Mr. H. More-
lana. oai Overton. June 13, a dauchter
HltiHES To Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hug-be
1HHU K. Sherman. Jane IS. a un
PITTS To Mr. and Mr. Thoa. E. Pitta. 1413
uuiiAc?, una yf , a aaoamter
ESiEY To Mr. and Mxs. U M. Enter, 331
c, wune l?, a son.
BATES To Mr. and Mr, lo J. Bates, Mil
waukie. Or.. June 21. a i.ii7lnr
ALUEKTtW To Mr. and Mr?, u. Alderton.
1S52 K. Yamhill. June -23, a son.
cl.i.s io Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Ell. 452
June it, aancntera (twins).
COON To Mr. and Mr. -Jeslie Coon. 7l
7th. Jane 24. a son.
SUEHWOOli To Mr. ani,-4Ir U. M. Sher-
i i nion June 18. a son.
bJOO 50th, June 21. a son.
DEATHS
McAlCliU'lt John Jlc Arthur. sT Vincenta
iioHjjitei. june 23, 7 yean; aepUc meninstti.
e-V' Jaohie S. lee, 53 E. J2nd June
25, 64 yeam; carcinoma.
ALTO Herman Alto. Good Samaritan hospi-
i pf i-v,Tu.' 37 InTs: of skuin
Lti fc.M)lSKL John Eevenduske, Portland
Sanitarium. Juno 21, (JO year: cerebral
hmnrriiB r
M ICKEINE Wm. Wickltne. 1138 E. Salmon
June 24. 7 H tpi j-a vi.ma
WATSON Thomas M. Watao'n. Good Samart-
1EIPNEM Charle leipner. 1148 Haley.
BA.,K,LJiT' wrth aele. 3B7 .V 18th. June
r. "...'...? TtRnl: Pulmonary tubenruloeia.
. . w - j Ties at , liruiUtTUafe,
DIVORCES FILED
Pierce Mabel A. Pierco against Helmer
Munstcr Johta Munster against Laljlan
uk , t 'i-usn:u1 minor,
-through her guirdun, affaiMt Charles Kch-
auuabu, as 1 1 ' I U 1U1 C II L.
Isler Robert Isler arsinst Freds Isler '
Johnson Theodore E. Johnson against Co
nnne Johnson.
NEW TODAY
50
All Must Go
This Week '
We are going: to turn out the remainder
of this large shipment of 210 pianos
previously advertised
Hence this unbelievably liberal offer
When these are gone there will be no
more at such a great saving.
Remember that the instruments in this
sale are unquestionably superior to
those offered elsewhere at even 1500 tar
$550.
Less than two carloads left, and to dis
pose of them quickly we ask you nowito
Bring $i.00 to
show good faith and
arrange to pay balance as
best suits your convenience.
Never before, and not within the ne-xt
three years or more will such fine
pianos be obtainable at such a low
price, 1333.33. j
The smaller sizes and plainer designs
are only J26S, and there are also numer
ous used ones at $220, $196 and $165. i
These also on same terms.
BRING $1.00 to show good
faith, pay balance as best
suits your convenience. !
Every instrument is definitely guar
anteed ; must prove in every way satis
factory to the purchaser or money
back.
Our first sale in over six years. '
Eilers Music Bide.
Seven Floors Devoted to Music and
Musicians
Entrance and Elevators, 287 "Wash
in ;r ton Street
Just Below 5th St.
READ THIS!
Job hunters and others who need i
income for bread and butter. 1
offer you 15 acres apple orchard
with peach fillers, near Lyle. at the
low price of 460 par aero, with big j
crop in fine condition. Conaervativa
estimate MOO to 4000 boxes. Good
terms, or win accept Portland prop
erty in full or part payment. Sea
owner. )
I
D. L. McLCOD, 204 Psrtar St.
FLUFF RUGS
Han from yoor eld worn-oat carpets,
Savo half tha price of now rvm
Send your rags and woolen cloths
Mall Orders. Send for Booklet
si ftu Mtmmm C leaned 41 AO
NORTHWEST HUG CO.
Cast SSSS 1SS Cart Stli St.
AUCTION fiALES TOMORROW I
AT WILSON'S AUCTION ' HOUSE. 160-173
SBCOJt STREET. SALE AT 10 A. M.
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE 1 harabr given that tha ondemgnad.
O. T. H L will, on tha Srd day of July,
1022, at tha hour of 0 o'clock a. at 600
Wiiiiama avenue. Portland. Oregon, sail at
crtvata aale that certain Nash fiv pssssngtr
touring antomobile bearing aerial Nc 104.S40
and motor No. SOUS, to satisfy that certain
mortgage dated September 20, 1821. mad
and executed by Everett E. Nash and I. B,
Kssb. and reeoeded Book 149 on page 12B.
Beeosd of Cbattel Jtortgagaa of Multnomah
nnty. Urego I
This 'notiea at giveat in aeeordanco with tha
term and eooditiona of said aaortgaga aatd
is poMished aaa week "in tha Oregoa Jswr
naL a newspaper of ' general elre attoai . ta
Portland. Mil ltiwah, eoenty. Oregoa. j -
101
SEALED BHIS will bo received at the off.re
ot the nadenicited, 401 Courthouse. Port
land,' Orecoa, veti 7:30 p. m.. Wednesday.
July -6. 1922, or fumiahinc fnel oil to be
delivered to the various schools, Portland.
Orecuo. Bida will be opened at a meetinc of
the board of director to bo held in room
S04 Coartsoose at 7 :30 p. m., the same day.
Pjx-citi rations may be obtained at the office
of the swerintendeBt of properties. Old Failing
school. Portland. Oregon.
A certified eheck for two hundred dollars
--'00 payable to B. H. Thomas, achool clerk
and basinean manager. nu.t actompany each
propoaai. The board .-f directors reserres
th right to reject any or alt bids, or divide
tho award. (signed! K. H. Thomas. Khcol
ilerk and business manacer. ltated, June 28,
122.
NOTICE OF niVUiEXP Notice Li liereby
given that Uie ruperintendent of bank of
the state of Oregon has declared a dividend
of forty (40 per cent on all deposit claims
againat the saving department of the 8;ate
Hank of Portland, which have been presented
and allowed by aid raperintendent of hanks.
Said dividends will be payable July 1. 1922.
to each persona and in nach amounts aa shall
be directed by the order of the circuit court
of the state of Oregon for Multnomah county.
lated this 24th day of June. 1922.
FRANK C. BKAUWELU
Supt. of Bnk of the State of Oregon.
TO WHOM it may concern. 1 will not be re
sponsible for any debts contracted by ray
wife. Peart L'nderhill. (Signed) William
I'nderbill.
MEETING NOTICES 102
NOBI.KS The Waahinpton
county Nobles of Al Kader
Temple ill gie n informal
ball in the city Auditorium,
in the city tiark at Hillsboro.
this (Tuesday) evening at R
o'clock. All Noble and their
Iadie cordially invited. Ad
mission free upon presenta
tion of !!)' Hhnn. r.t
Visiting Nobles welcome. Wear your fes. By
order of the iUiutricua potentate
HABYET BECKWITH.
Recorder.
4TH OF JULY celebration and
and picnic at Hawley Anto
Park. formerly Caneinah park,
Oregon City. All kinds of amuse
ments, dancing, refreshment, etc.
Automobile given away free. Motor
cut or special train direct to Canemah station
leave corner E. Water st. and Hawthorne
ave. at 10 a. . m Itound trip fare 50 cents.
Everybody welcome. S. (". Berry, chsitman
Live Wire" Kin. Bids, committee, Paletjne
lodge o. 141. A F. A A. M.
COH'MBIA
R K B E K A H
LOIKiE NO. 3
O. O.
F. Members are requested to
sttend the funeral of our late
ister. Jane B. Kellogg. Wednesday. June 28
at 10:30 . m.. from ilnley I'ndertaking
Parlors, 5th snd Montgomery sts. Services by
otticers 01 tnis lodge. All ttebekgns invited.
VERSA KANEY, N. U.
ANNA L. OSVOLp. Secy.
CAMP meet every Wed
neay evening in w
UH 1UA"- I o.
W Tnl. 12B 11th
I CAMP 4-4 ft- A11 member request-
r.M.OM41 come0 itUmL U,"W'1
Cv. kw a ri HERMAN BCHAPE.
COSMOPOIJTAN IX3DGE N.o
109, Knights of Pi-thisa.
meets every Wednesday even
ing, 3d floor Pythian bldg..
No. 38s Yamhill U Visitors
always welcome
1'UED O. KESTER.
XT nt it . n . e
AOO tr- .... w-
-.00 mvz Twentieth Street.
EI.LLI80N ENCAMP
MENT. NO. 1 . I O O. S"
will meet t h i Tuesday
evening at orient hall. 426 V,
Ea " Alder treet Golden
Itule degree. Visiting patri-
rcits are always welcome.
CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN. Scribe!
NYDIA TEMPLE InIT.nTms
OF THE NILE, will give a
moonngnt excursion on the Swsn
Friday. June 30. Boat will lre
ean end of , the Morrison street
onage at p. m. sharp. Ad-
Ai7. im uuiy. vraer
vs MUCCU ACal.
ADDA C. CELLARS. Recorder.
WASHIN(;TON Lodge. No 111
A. F. tt A. M. Special com
munication tomorrow ( Wednes
day) evening 7 o'clock. East
Eighth and Bumside. M. M.
degree. Visitors welcome. Order
V . .31.
J. H. RICHMOND, Secy.
ALBERTA Lodge. No. 172, "a!
A. M. Special commu
nication Wednesday evening,
June 28. at 7:30 o'clock. Work
in the M. M. degree. Visiting
brethren -welcome. Order of
FRED W, NICHOLS. Secy.
THE MASTERS WARDENS'
CIATION will meet Wednesday at
o if. ui. st tne Masonic cran.
Multnomah hotel, all Master Ma
sons welcome.
LESLIE PARKER. Sec'v.
ORENOMAH Lodge No. 177, A.
F. & A. M , Multnomah. Or.
Special communication this
(Tuesday) evening, 7 o'clock.
M. M. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. By order W. M.
O. 3. SWENSON, Secy
MT. TABOR Ixlge. No. 42. A.
F. A A. M. Special com
munication 6:45 p. m. , M. M.
degree. Stated communication,
7:30 o'clock Wednesday eve
ning. Pythian temple.
PALESTINE LODGE, N. 141.
A. F. AND A. M. SpecUl
Wednesday, 7 p. m., E. A. and
F. C. degree.
J. W. WILKIN'S, hec.
, HAWTHORNE LODOB No. 111.
A. F. and A. 41. Special"
Tuesday evening at 6:30 and
8:30. Work in F. C. degree.
Visiting brethren welcome.
THE DRILL GIRLS of Lffjerty Assembly No.
528. United Artisans, wish to announce
tieir dance of Wednesday, Juno 28. has been
postponed on account of hot weather. Com
mittee.
LODGES and societies planning a (picnic or
.... I jun tha slimmer can make aatis-
fartory arrangements at Columbia beach.
Main 2111.
EMBLEM JEWELKx a specialty, button, plaa.
cbariaa. Jaeger Bros.. IJi-n Q"
DEATH NOTICES
103
TERR ILL At tha lata residence. 416 Lar
rabeo st, June 28. Alph Morton Terrill.
aged 07 years, after a severe illness of 8 years;
husband of Lydls F. TerrilL brother of John
D. Terrill of Detroit. Mich. Clyde. Ohio, pa
per please copy. Funeral notice later. Cham
bers t-O , inc., m cnarge xji t i.mtrtiicnw
v r-- a T.. OA . . vwdt.TUWt nf her
daughter, Mrs. Fred W. Kent, 335 Fargo
street. Mra. Gertrude Ann Iwia. aged 0
years. Deceased is also survived by four grand
children and 12 great-grandchildren. Remains
at Pearson'a undertang parlors, Russell atreet
at Union avenue.
PETERSON -In this city, June 26. Leo. aged
61 years, husband of Dorothy Helen Peter
son of 574 East 24th atreet north, and father
of Mr. Dorothy Pankopf of Ban Antonio,
Texaa. The remains are at Finley'a Mortuary.
Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here
after.
TICKNER In this citf, June 26, Margaret,
aged 81 yrars, wife of Walter Tickner of
Multnomah, Or., and mother of W alter and
Elisabeth Tickner. The remains are at Finley'i
Mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of
luneral nereaiier
BATNES At her lata residence. 268 E. 85th
at. Juno Z6, Mary K. Haynes, aged 62
years. Remains at the chapel of Snook
Wheaidon Belmont at 35th st. Notice of fu
neral later. -
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
EH AN LEY At the residence of lier niece,
Mr. Mary Braoer. 696 East 20th at. X..
June 26. Catherine Shanley. aged 78 year,
aont of W B. I tonsil of Portia ad. great
aunt of William Bernard. Catherine Brauer
and WflHam Donahue, all of Portland. Mas
will he offered Thursday. Jone 29. at 0 a. re
st St. Andrews church East th and Atberta,
Interment ML Calvary cemetery. Arrange
ment in care of MUler aV Tracer.
THOMPSON At the home of her eon at St.
Helens. June 26, Mrs. Jemima Moriat
Thompson, aged 78 year 8 months, mth
of A.-J. Thompson of Weatport and J. W.
Thompson. Bt Helen. Funeral service at
tha Methodist Episcopal church, St Helens, at
1-80 p, m. Wednesday. Jnna 28. . Interment
at Bivarvie cemetery, I'orUand. 4 p. m.
rrieoos isvino
6E At tha residence. 653 East 62d st,
narthT June 25. Libbie 8. Lea. aed 64
vear beloved mother of Mra. Nina Toder
ITPall BrtdSe. Wash.; Mr, May Little of Deer
Island. Or Remains will be forwarded tinder
tha direction of Miller A Tracer. Tuesday.
June 21. at 7:10 p. m.. to Sand Point. Idaho,
where service ana migmnit ""i u
KKLLOGG- luna 20. at the residence. 572
Eaat- Monwa street, Jane Danes Kellogg,
aaod 02 years, Bfler of Mrs. Ansa Lena
and Ernest E. KellocC- The funeral erw
at 100 a- m.. at Ftnley'e Mortuary, Mont
7m.rT T - Fifth.- Frieode invited. Interment
SPECIAL NOTICES
V
W. M.
FUNERAL NOTICES ' 104
SVMKS The funeral rrice of the lata
Potcy . 8yBea will be held Wednesday.
Juno 28. at 2 -p. m. t the chapel of. MUler
aV Tracey. - Intf rment Riverriew cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105
East Side
Funeral Directors
. r C. UUNNINU. INti
l he Semiiy txu iu friro'
414 K Aloer a. t-hooe Kaat
, Ink) PUHTLANU MOKTUAKI
taeeesen to
, UUNM.SU 4, MeKNTKB
Murrtaoa at 12Us Wast ttlde
. Broadway 419
Edward Hotmail
& Son
TH1K1 AND 1UU1U.V
MAIN 007 '
Snook & Wheaidon
H'KEKAL OIHiCTOHkt
tLCCt.Si44Jn3 10
Bktt iK iMiOOK
BE! MONT AT 1TH .AUlK I1M
Lerch. Undertalcer
EAST ELEVENTH ANJ lUWTUUUXI
; 1. KEN iVCKTit i 1 S. kfcUvUk UiioiJ
A. D. Ken worthy & Co.
. Q802 t2d it B K. nto. lS-ai
' av.- KU EAO I I O I
Finlev's Mart
MONTtJOM EH I AT FIFTH 9
rectors. rnneraU S7S .ud op. Washington
at Ella it Broadway a91. Auto.
901 WILLIAMS AVE. WOOOUAW.N 2g0
kck-V iEE dc ElLEks tuntral pariora wlUa all
1M 1 1 . . . . . h I - . .Jt .
ts
" P Broadway 212S. Anto. ai-.
B. at.
ti C LB HA N lSO N w kklliH
CHAMBKKB CO., 1NU
248 280 K.UlingworUi ave Wdln. (SOS
ISkewes MB41Sff?tg
A. R. ZelSer Co. 5S?Si!
' MONUMENTS
106
I OTTO SCHUMANN MARBt-B WqpKSj
C . QCAtTTY PtXMOBMLS 3
tern
1RP t. HNC STS
FLORISTS
107
t Martin&Porbes
Company
V 854 WASHINGTON 8T,
MAIN 269
FINE FLOWERS FOB ALL
OCCASIONS AtiTISTlCALLt
ABKANGED
MAIM
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland' Progrssslva Florist"
Flowers for AU Oecaalona
Main 7215. T. C Lake. Mgr.. ttth and Aldes?
POTTEO plauU flowers tor all occasions. iltai
nyid GreeDDonss, 'i'sbor 768.
LOST AND FOUND. 108
THE following article were found on the cars
of the P. R. & U P. Co.. Juno 24, 1923:
suit bos, 2 lunch boxes, 5 purses. 3 pin. 2
suitcase 2 handbags. 1 pair glove, acarf,
0 packages, potato planter, pack sack. Japa
nese para.ol. chisel, can molasses, Jug. 1 pair
glasses. Owners may obtain asm upon proper
identification at First and Alder atreet station.
THE following article were found on the car
of the Portland Railway. Light V Power
company June 25: 4 umbrellas, 2 basket,
collar button, spood rack, 1 suitcase, fountain
pen, 4 pair and 2 single gloves, 2 bonks. S
packages, bathing suit, cost, fan. Owners
may obtain same upon proper identification at
lot and Alder st station.
DOUBLE bow knot diamond lavellier, aet itt
platinum. 3 bangles, lost or stolen at tno
Multnomah botel between 8 and .. Tues
day night. IX stolen so questions asked: S100
reward. Mrs. C. . Cline, 001 Viusaa av
Bdwy. 620. -
LOST Gold Swias writ watch with on
hook attached. Monday morning In auto
mobile that nicked up young lady on th Pa
cific highway between Parkplace, Or., and
Arlington station. Phone sell. aoiz.
LOST Two fishing baskets, both filled with
complete outfit of light tackle and reel:
lost in city or out on Canyon road. Reward.
O4 0U .Mkrbn
LOST Between PorOsnd and Vista House.
coat with K. of P. and American Legion pin.-
Finder please call J. F. Parker. Broadway
6101.
LOST Sunday, boa camera, between 2 1st and
Savier and steel bridge, via Glisan. valued
as keepsake 387 E. Bumside. Phono East
OUJ. Kewara.
L08T In Mt. Scott district, brown sweater
coat containing fountain pen. peneil and
emblem pin. Reward. Call Mr. Waller, Main
9311. ;
LOST Lady bone rim' no glass es. od Front
or on -Lincoln st lieturn to a aa sx.
Reward
LOST A package of photo, in or near 10
and ISc store, at 0th and Wash. Call
Walnut 0846.
LOST At Eatmoreland linka Sunday, be
tween 9 and 3:30, one diamond set cuff
.. . ... . . w r . 1 - T? .1 AttM.
lins. lymqiy pnone j. " J . i
LOST Blck seal vanity caso a cascade)
Locks. Sunday. June 25. containing 325.
silk hose, receipts, etc.; reward. Sell. 1374.
LOST Friday afternoon, comer 4th and Mor-
rkon. scarf, black with bright stripes, n
yds. long. Esst 379. Kewsrd.
IfjT Army blanket Sunday, on Columbia
highway, between auto camp and city. Call
Oeorge Apel. Margnaii i.
LOST Brown fur between Union and Wil
lisms on Going at. Wood wn 6366. Re
ward. .
LOST Doctor swagger bag with instrument
and dreg: liberal reward. Call from 8 to 6.
Mam 1284.
LOST An orange Persian male cat;
Dleese phone East 6079. Reward.
finder
FOC Nil A collie dog. collar marked B.
Wilte. Call at 4 83 . Z3d f.
LOST Gold watch, June 24, at Council
Crest; keepsake. Kewsrd. Aut. 622-37.
FOPXD SUM OF MONEY. - TABOR 6280?'
LOST Platinum bar pin. Phone Eaat 6078.
EDUCATIONAL
200
THOSE who are SHORT of Urn and money.
bat LONG in purpose and ambition. hould
remember
"WE PUT BUSINESS INTO YOU;
THEN YOU INTO BUSINESS.
Day and Night Classes tha year through.
(Formerly Link' Business College)
The School of Quslity For Ten Tears.
Call, W'ritt or Phone for Catalogue.
407 Morrison St. Broadway 6088.
DO TOU WANT A OOOU JOB! -STn
antnmnMtM era beina sold BOW 41
ever before, which will create a big demand
for competent auto mechanic. W teach ante
repairing, anto electrical and battery work and
assist our graduates to good positions. Evary
tfaui is fully explained in our new 1 1 2-page
catalogue. Call or write for a FBEE copy.
Ask (or book No. ' 4. Visiting hours daily si
IO . m , except Saturday. ,
AXKX1X AUTO AVIATION SCHOOL.
Cnicn ave. and Waaco street.
Wood lawn or Alberta ear.
BEGIN EARNING MONET UUICKLT ,
Enroll for day ar snsuner school a al
great bnsinesa col lege, the training schoot I M
snees. Coarasa Include eoatptoasetat, atet
raphy. banianc bookkeeping, private eee ta
tartat, Wnta eg phone Mala ttm tmm
eataloaHav . '
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Fomtb aar Montana. Pottiana.
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OLa MAitBEst COLA U wUl
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wtute teaming; pouuona aacuad. - Oiasosi
aarvlea aaaa rsoejve atata aid. Wnta
for eabalaaa. 884
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