10
daily journal, pc::tla:;d, chiton.
TliUlD AY, JULY C, l'jzz.
UNIQN SHOPMEN
' Railroad ghopmen in . the Portland
district still held the uppr band- in
tha strike situation today, aJ though
the managers reported that many of
the, old Employes were returning to
.1.- their woflc .. ;'" -. " ' -
t . Shop force ranged from S per cent
. to ISpr cent of normal and the man-eg-ers
said that about 40 per cent of
.the total -forces were on doty or had
reported for daty today. Strike lead
era reported that about 83 per cent of
' the men,, were still out.
At 'Vancouver shops per cent of
'.the old employes were still out and the
S. P. c & was employing new men
to fill ' the vacancies. At the Oregon
'Electrie shops only four or five of the
, old employes were on duty and at the
Portland yards of the S. P. & & a
70 Ter cent of normal force was re
1 ported. -
The Southern Pacific . reported a
.'force 85 per cent of normal at the
. Brooklyn shops, and officers said that
75 per cent of the force was composed
' of old men.
- The Albma .shops of the O-W. R.
; "Tf. were reported by officials to be
operating practically 50 per cent of
-normal with indications that by Prt-
day the. situation ia that section would
be still better.
PICKETS SCBBOrD SHOPS
OF OW. IX LA GKAJfBE
; La Grande, July 6. Following a de
i cision reached late yesterday to picket
-the shops of the O-W. R. A N. the
(entire shops were surrounded with
pickets at 7 this morning, and arrange
s ments have been made to keep pickets
ten the Job night and day. One ma
jchinlst returned to work this morning
" after passing through ts lines of pick
" ets. One other machinist stopped and
allowed the pickets to present their
' side of the case and 'turned back.
3" O-W. R. A N. striking shopmen at a
mass meeting ' Wednesday afternoon
Asked Sheriff Lee Warnick to have
; gnecial agents of the road sent here
from Portland, disarmed when off
duty.
t. The appearance of two with guns
strapped on them in a local drug store
- resulted in a crowd gathering and the
i li-Aderir of the strikers fear that some
of-,the more excitable men may possi
i4.lv rass remarks that may start
trouble.
J The chief of police has reiter
ated that there is no occasion what
exefl for more police protection and
the, presence of armed men is creating
considerable uneasiness. Three strik
ers were reported oacK at wor year
- day and one strikebreaker was re
ported on the job, another dozen guards
" are also said to have arrived from
STBIKFRS ARE GIVEV PWTII,
3 MOSDAT TO GO TO WORK
- The Dalles. July 6. Striking shop
men employed by the O. W. R. A N.
'company at The Dalle, were warned
Wednesday, that they must return to
than S P. m. Saturday or lose their
positions and seniority rights, in a
statement made by General Manager
J. P. O'Brienthrough local officials.
The announcement was taken to
mean tnai joos win do ii'jiu open ior
the Strikers until Monday, but no prom-
ises have' ben snade not to employ non
union men prior to that timet it was
said. .
No nor.-tinion men ' have yet been
hired, however, and work here is prac
tically at a standstill, with much of the
needed shopwork being, sent into Port
- Ian9. In the meantime the ranks of
.the strikers are said to have had two
additions since the original walkout.
There has not been .the slightest sign
of any disturbance and so far as any
one can see, no guards are being em
' ployed, and there has been no picketing.
win offer every possible assistance,' In
cluding a mass of information on local
conditions,; also -general organization
tactics,; etci 1 Data an the : local situa
tion in Madford and Portland are being
com pi fed here and win be forwarded
promptly.1 Should yow desire assist
ance of this department in preparation
of evidence, pleas, wire m and in
structions will issue immediately.". 4
In a subsequent letter Daugherty ad
vises the governor that : n ha :."Jad
prepared for your confidential use and
have the honor to transmit .herewith a
summary of all . of ih information In
the poaseaslon -of this department cov
ering the activities of the Ku Klux
JOan ln the state of Oregon. , I shall
take , pleasure. In transmitting to- Tov
any additional information -. received
from time to time and sincerely trust
that in the event this department can
be f anyi assistance whatever you
will vso Indicate to .me.' I. assure you
weS will 1 cooperate with ; you In- every
possible way .-, f . ' ' . "... -:
X A. llljquvist, special assistant to
the, attorney general, will conduct the
investigation before the Jackson coun
ty grand jury, according, to Attorney
General Van Winkle,
- , , . i '
MARKET TRADE GROWS
BIGGER AT THE DALLES
fContitraed From Pag One)
STRIKE SITPATIOX SAID TO BE
V5CHAS6ED IJf VANCOUVER
"Vancouver. Wash., July 6. The
- strike ' situation here is virtually un
changed this morning. Two mass
meetings of the strikers weie held In
ine laoor tejnpie weanesaay ana ine
situation was discussed, but no
rhflnirM In irwtltfv ,iar mad
A meeting of the wives and daughter
of strikers has been called for Friday
night. Three men returned to work
' Wednesday, but one started o wash a
boiler, removed the man hole covers
. and then threw up the lob, according
to a report received at union headquar
ters. Officials compose the working
force at the shops said Gene Teters.
secretary-treasurer of the strike com
mittee of the federated crafts.
outlook. The grape production is atlll
a mystery, owing to thelate start. ,
Livestock production- this season
shows practically the same as a year
ago. no progress of note being mad.
FARM LABOR PLENTIFUL
Fan labor Is plentiful and willing.
which will aid much In the harvest of
fruit and grains. .
Canners continue to snap up most
of the cherries, for which extreme
prices are being paid growers. Tor
that reason little of The Dalles cherry
crop will this season reach the fresh
fruit markets.
Perhaps the biggest thing noticeable
in The Dalles at this time is the ela
tion of the business men and producers
in securing the establishment or a re
frigerator service for fruits and vege
tables for shipment to Portland.
Seemingly people of The Dalles have
just come to realize what has been said
in The Journal tor fully ten years, that
this city would some day take its place
as oae of the really big shipping points
for fruits and produce In the West
some day The Dalles label will en
circle the world. Not only does It
produce good quality fruits and pro
duce, but in time its acreage will be
huge.
BUSINESS IS IMPROVING
Business conditions are much im
proved. For fully three months there
has been an upward trend in business
and the entire community is already
feeling it. TbV improvement has been
held back to some extent by the French
& Co. failure but even this is no long
er able to check enthusiasm. The ho-
BUILOING PERMITS
Paul S. Fake Erect residence. No. 1288
Commercial it., between Alnsworth are. and
Portland bird.; builder, same; 88U0O.
V. A. Yoigt Erect residence. No. 1342
Commercial, between Portland blTd. and High
land at.: bulkier, name; 14500.
tieorge Wood Krect residence. 7016 Whit
man, between T2d and 70th st.; builder,
Joseph Campbell; 82800.
L. Vredf nbunr. erect residence. 784 Sjrra-
cuae, between Hodge and Haren street; builder
same: glono.
Robert Fithtan. erect residence. 1168 Pair
new boulevard, near Binaington street; builder.
J. A. Kallstrom: 12.000,
J. P. Martyn, erectr residence. 1821 East
22d st.. between Claybourn are. and Bjbea
are.; builder, same; 83000.
A. 8. "urrier, erect store, Jersey st.. be
tween BurUnston and Loret sta.; builder, N.
B. Leaner; (12.000.
J. K. Salter, erect residence 308 E. Slst
t.. between 89th and-40th re. ; builder, 1.
E Salter: S1000. ,
B. Boyson, erect residence 145 45th St..
between Belmont and i alorrison ata.; builder,
itstot Const rartioa coiapany: S250O.
John It. Iewia, erect residence, 987 Couch
between 82d and 83d sta.; builder. B. B.
BrnmweD: $4000. .
Lucy tiedamde, erect residence, 951 Schuy
ler st-, between 8 2d and 33d sta.; builder.
Prank Carlson: 42TR.
El nor Carlton, erect residence, 381 45th
st. between Broadway and Halsey sta.;
builder, same: $3800.
H. H. Ereul, erect residence. 418 B. 57th
st. , between E. Lincoln and Sherman sts. ; build
er. Otto T. Johnson: 34100.
WALK OUT WHES ASKED
TO DO STRIKERS' WORK
Roseburg. July 6. Five maintenance
of way men employed as" wipers in the
out Wednesday when one of their
number was requested to do a certain
piece of work which comes under the
class of machinist labor. The wiper
was discharged for insubordination
When he refused to obey, and was
-joined by five other wipers. There are
six men in the shops here, one striker
having gone back to work, and five
men being brought from Portland. The
men eat and sleep in a company diner
"and -sleeper in the lyards.
Acting upon a bulletin Issued from
the local strike headefuarters the men
are refusing to accept their pay vouch
ers. The instructions are that the ac
ceptance of the pay voucher equals a
resignation from the service, and they
want tt understood that the men are
not resigning but are merely protesting
at the withdrawal of certain working
conditions.
PROMT
E NIGHT
MOBSSAYS OLCOTT
Continued From Pace One)
and all subsequent term of said court
at tnoV during hich matters and
things herein mentioned are or may be
pending and to appear before the grand
Jury tn aW county at aJd time or
terms of, said court and manage the
conduct, the actions and the proceed
ings of aaid grand jury relating to
the said matter and thirlm Tm-.ic.
"Certain crimes which have bjgen
tvmiiHiieu m in u 1 1 vy persjans
therein , falsely arresting or kidnaping
oertatn individuals and by making
felonious assaults apon them and by
hangins; ari otherwise Inflicting bod
ily harm and damage to and loss of
th!r property; also by. threats and
other unlawful means and felonious
acta, patting and attempting to put
divra Other person in fear of such
harm, damage and Injury to their per
sons and property and any and all un
lawful acts and things in arty way con
nected therewith or of a similar or dif
ferent natnre,- - Insofar as yon may
dfern It advisable.";
DArGHEBTT OFFERS AlO
In a telegram to OovWrnor Olcott
suggesting - that prosecution of, these
alleged ': crimes be .carried on In the
state courts Attorney General Daugh
erty, declared that :thls department
lltal Statistics
marriges.Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE UCENSES
Edward Stanley, lecaL 7028 lst street,
and Luida L. Tbomaa, legal. 7103 Woodstock
avenue.
John Anderson, lecal. Portland. Or., and
Jennie B. Luehr. Irral. 244 hi KUlinssworth
aepnue.
Cecil CroeU. 2. Oai Grore, Or., and Edith
fan nam. so. Bo KMst ISth" street north.
Itobert Rue. 23. 600 Ho) man street, and
t to van- ratce, in. ?34 Iron street.
wilHam Monner, lecal, Oreon City, Or.
and Clotilda Kehnnofer, legal. 7S8 Lonseiew
street.
M. O. Wilkin, leatl, 814 Commonwealth
building, end Mamie V. Mass, lent, 210 East
43d street north.
John B. Oordon. lecal. Rainier, Or, and
Jessie Johnson, lecal, Portland. Or.
lUrmoivi K Osborn. 1, S27 East Ash
street, and Vera G. Shaw. 22. 487 East Couch.
I.ymin Arthur Plekett. 85. Astoria Or.,
and Amy tola Tillataon, 25. S2d street and
Maple arerue.
Errin F. Morphy. 31.- 4S1 Kt Taylor
street, and Freda I. Barn-;". 29. Portland. Or.
Ferdinand Knccles. legal. Seattle, Wash.,
and Sign Peterson, legal, 5fl Jefferson street.
WEDDING
V. U. SMITH CO.. SI 1 ktorgaa IMds.
BIRTHS
Hrr.HSO.V To Mr. and Mm. R. S. Hughon.
704 Wasco, June 22, a son.
HATTON To Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hatton.
10S Cook; July 2. a daughter.
JOTTETo Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Joyce. 1097
Maryland. June IS. a son.
8WANSOS To Mr. and Mr. C fawanson.
4 R. Orant. June 22. a daughter.
MrKEJJSA To Mr. and Mrs. U MrKenna.
611 E. 4th N.. June 2S. a daughter.
HfTT To Mr. and Mrs. E. Mutt. 78 S. 22d,
June 27, daughter
MF.HA8 To Mr. and Mm." P. Mehas, 42
Sumner, Jnne 22. a daughter.
CHRISTIANSEN To Mr. and Mia. William
Chris uanaen. Cochran, pr, June 2S, a
daiurhter.
BONN EN To Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Sonoea.
fit- Paul. Or.. JunV 19. a daughter.
BBAy To Mr. and Mrs. J. U Bray. Unntoat.
Or.. June 2. a ton.
SrBOTNH'K To Mr. nd Mr. JJ. Subotniek,
2R Third. Jane 51. a daughter
I-ArEY To Mr. tnf Mrs. W. R. Lacey. 780
E. 4th. J-ui 22. a dauchter.
GAUtREATII To Mr. and Mrs. 3. fiml
fcreeUi. Sherwood. Or.. June S, a daughter.
Bi t K1N;HAM To Mk. and Mrs. B. Buck-
tn-hsm K Mth X June S. sen.
Mr KEY KB To Mr. and Mrs. A. MeKeeer,
B't Juca ,25. a sou .
BARCI.AT To Mr. fcnd Mrs. H. Barrku.
Aerr. M&ao. June IS a rtmakt..
JOHNS To Mr and Mrs. IK I Johns. Jane
34. SOB. " t:
MAr.RTE.NR-.Te Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Maertena.
Iksrrell Heighta, June 25, a son
T-To Mr. and Mr. O. A. Christ. S0
Makfen. JuTie 29. a (Saugtater
TOR8TTHE To Mr. and Un. w it. For-
sruie. sis Iranhoe. Jn -1 .
15a N. tdth, Jaly 1, ton. . :
DEATHS
F1SHKR Edith tVltec Fmaauel fenwira!
July 4. II man: heart dUi, ..
JOHNSON Agnm Jnhnton. Uand a--....-
u . ma; oroocbial
!AVKNnRT Ellen naeer-Onrt, B2 Palan
rd. Jubr S. 7 r-ar,: hemorrh.,'
tt-ENrEtt-.-Ros. K. Siwaeer. Vflh.tt, rit,
July 2. 71- Tears: aoeideata 1 drowning
nnl. Jubj 8 17 yean; ndoeardiria,
HOW.VRl EUsaketh Cv Howard. te.
0M1. JJ J, tt years; heorar-
tels are better patronised by tourists
and the travelers are keeping every
garage on the go. Clothicg and furni
ture houses report a gradual improve
ment ia tradei activity. The restaur
ants report city customers ajjaJn spend
ing money.' f-U- -; r
,Tb J3alles has.a big crop, or good
banks, but . all are fighting for , busi
ness. .f,f,:f-f :.,-:. -.-.-; -i; 'f---
Gity to.Test Jts
Eigfit to Eegulate :
' Interstate Busses
' THKEE KEEX DITORCES
-Pregon-Cltyi Jnly C Suits for di
vorce were ' f0ed here yesterday ; by
Elizabeth Brewer against Roy Ray
Brewer, married here August 10. 1910;
Ollie Devers ajralnst Clarence Devera,
married in Portland. Jannarv 2. 1912.
and Evallanne Coker against Vow ; penamg trie resuu. er a suit wmcn
Charges of operating an- lnterurban
stage without a lloenee. brought by
Charles Brown, motor bus r inspector,
against Al M. Schoenfeld of Seattle,
were postponed in municipal court to
day by agreement of the . city attor
ney's office and representatives of
Schoenfeld. - -
The rxstponement was agreed on
Coker.
Schoenfeld wiU bring -next week In clouds.
federal court for an injunction against
the city's . Interference with the bus
line on the grounds that it is in inter
state .commerce and 'subject only to
regulation by the interstate commerce
commission. ? - m r --
Schoenfeld " Is operatalng Una be-
tveen Seattle and San "ranctsco- n
handles no local nasaenkers.s according
to th nitv nttornev's office.
The case comes as a test of the city's
power ef regulating busses operaUng
on an interstate oasis. j
-: a omrriinw to United , States govern
meat exneriments an electric lamp
rilimsnt -remains hot long enough after
the - glob is broken to ignite . dust
Spokane, Portiand & SeattleRaaway Co.
xj Oregon Electric Ratili?Vc Co.
At Portland, Or., and Vancouver, Wash.
FOR RAILROAD SERVICE AND AT WAGES AS FOLLOWS:
Machinists 70 cents per hour
v Boilermakers 70V cents per hour
Blacksmiths 70 cents per hour
Electricians 70 cents per hour
Sheet metal and other workers in this
; line 70 cents per hour
Freight car repairers 63 cents per hour
Passenger car repairers 70 cents per hour
Car inspectors v ........... 63 cents per hour
Freight car painters 63 cents per hour
Passenger car painters 70 cents per hour
Helpers, all crafts 47 cents per hour
Upholsterers .70 cents per hour
These men are wanted to take the place of men who are striking
against the decision of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and
their status, and the FULL PROTECTION GUARANTEED, are
explained by Mr. Ben W. Hooper, Chairman, in his statement of July 1 :
"Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike, the men who take the
, strikers' places are merely accepting tjie wages and working conditions prescribed by a
government tribunal and are performing a public service. They are not accepting the '
wages and working conditions which an employer is trying to impose. FOR THIS
REASON PUBLIC SENTIMENT AND FULL GOVERNMENT POWER WILL PRO
TECT THE MEN WHO REMAIN IN THEIR POSITIONS AND THE NEW MEN
WHO MAY COME IN."
Apply to Room 808 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
FOR RAILROAD SERVICE AND AT WAGES AS FOLLOWS:
Machinists . .
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths
Electricians
Sheet metal and other workers in
this line ...
Freight car repairers .
Car inspectors
Painters, freight cars .
Helpers, all crafts . . .
.70 cents per hour
.71 cents per hour
.70 cents per hour
;70 cents per hour
f 70 cents per hour
63 cents per hour
.63 cents per hour
.63 cents per hour
.47 cents per hour
DEATHS
GLSOX biutaf A. Oioa, W indemuth BaiiS.
-.rjaly 42 yeats; -accidental drowning.
SI.OCCM Semantha A. Sloeiua. , 1491 . Tia-
ceaw Jttir 2. rar: paramenia.
BEESOM Fraara- Marioo - Beeson. SeUood
nospnai, JuJ a, S5 yeara; aneaaia.
SOCIAL NOTICI3 ,101
t KOX1C3 TO COXTKACTORa"
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
V ; ' UBincy. Or- June IT. 1S33. ' 1 . -tiricaoo threat,-aged 43 years, H months. 1
ai of district No. 25, of Qfthimfcia count;. ! "i, "IT ..rr . Mimo. Ur . aaa
Oregon uatal Ju 17 ' rTwMlS 1 a1 Knnic and WOlard
thereafter, foe U imrpoM f erectiog
Prost. all -of Portland; sister of Jars. Charles
JVS DEESOX emrt&a, JaltT iPalling. I , baOdlns ia aa4 for- -aid . digtrka Ka 2??? lif?aw,7-- kty BtoB nt
Jnlr 2, 78 rears; pemiia. - - - T i t J "?wa eoooty Orescst . , . . I TW :flr Ji"-' --.-r1
w:o. bm nui; wroar sears aneaea. . , I - ---- iwnn or lOMam Joboa.
r Plana and aseeificKhuta -mM'ttm '-'-ji I "" alra. .Jaiaaie Eriesoa 'of Baring, Or. iv
be lield katmarmm t VrA m
riXN Kate bman Pma, Portland aaat- J mIisi Oresoa. Eacn contractor at, Vffer I IZrLZ' "tv wIT:-Wa?-.,i,2',,
tiniu, ink -. . I soiaor dun. I. w -.M4i . . I Prors ox Halter C KmwwtBi, 1S32-S4 K-
pitl. Jal 2. it . ;,-w7 laxpecee. . . .. . "I-"" " cenxetery.
EIAJOTT Esther Elliott.- Good bamaxitaa 1 OVMer shaS derWt ita o: a . 1 S?1 Ia citj, Jul 6. 1821.
??P,t- a. o yaS earelnooi. I eca' ior aa amount of at Jaast fire J i t , a-angemwa, gea ot Teara tnooUia,
J"T-nooa. .481 9t N. JU3fl?i anv nid, nmll to school clerk of 1 Er?" "V1?. "naaa. motner ot
8ABELOWITZ Isaac Bafcelowits. Perr Sani- j ahaU, bo fogfalMLto tkvZcl A? I S" llhlaMr. Mrs. P. H. RiiMunan. Gua and
tatrhua. Jttly a. 9 years: carcinoma.
These men are wanted to take the place of men who are striking against
the decision of the United States Railroad Labor Board, and their status
and the FULL PROTECTION GUARANTEED are explained by Mr.
Ben W. Hooper, Ghairman, in his statement of July 1:
I "In the past a man who took up the work of another man who was on strike against
waes and working conditions was termed a "scab or a "strikebreaker" -terms to
which much opprobrium ws attached. In the present situation created by the strike of
shoperaft workers, men who assume the work of the strikers cannot justly be re
proached with, such epithets.; t
I "This is not a customary strike in which the employer tries to-impose upon the
employe unjust wages and unreasonable working rules. In this case the conflict is not
between the employer and the oppressed employes. The people of this country, through:
. an act of congress, signed by President WDsoh, established a tribunal to decide such dis
putes over wages and working conditions, which are submitted to it in a proper man-:
. ner. It is the decision of this tribunal against which the shop crafts are striking. i
1 "Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike, the men who take
the Strikers places "are merely accepting the wages and working, conditions prescribed 5
by a government tribunal and are performing a public service. ' they are not accepting
the wages and working conditions which an employer is trying to impose. FOR THIS
REASON PUBLIC SENTIMENT AND FULL GOVERNMENT POWER WILL PRO
TECT THE MEN WHO REMAIN IN THEIR POSITIONS AND THE NEW MEN,
WHO MAY COME IN." . ,
. ! -,- . Apply to -
I We J. HANLON
J , - t 410 , Wells-Fargo Building, Portland, Oregon
r I . Or, Superintendent's Office, Room 29 Union Station ; :
:- DIVORCES FILED
K1EMEE Dr. r. ETaguoat Un. rlTj55P I
rarr. . , .... , r . .
THILL Katheriao against Xfcg. TM1L
OCTMON Betta. against Chaster T. Onrmoe.
MAllAtcs. Ida. . against Richard HL. lCaj.
Cnddleford.
lrZJ! and ha i
?S5."-:.t.i reauirad bond. .
-T-.j-e ja raserred to rei4 .
' UJS-X.'itAJiOLJl.
1 Qerg. of School tUstrict NaT 85.
sow Xj.. agaiast Bay
ttarrjr j lweagart. all tl Portland, and Mrs.
Caro i V. ' JacoiM of 8aa v Fraadaeo. Cal.
Funeral aerricea rill be heid at the reeideaca.
511 ClUtoo street. tnUj. Jn!r I, 1922. at
1:M . . , huaest Beta Israel. Fleaa
omit' flowers.-- - . -j . - . . r ... .
HAAG Jaly .fi. at the fastily residenoe. 78 J
aat Ninth arrest north. Iiatafah. R.i
Haag. aged roontha, infant o ef, Mr. and
sars. ruMcapn Maag. euoeral aemca will be
'v--.. , ; NOTICE
..uwe -o, nerebe aieen. h.'.V j . . I i r. nw :iu'w
1C I a U at public aactio .P v,7 i 7,lim'f I SBanctTa' na, morning t io a.. ,t
farUMad-.fi, . . . , rw ".iaiii(rrai unaenaaina carlora. Kuaarll atraet
t Jnle. . niTu- " v4 aeeane. ; r nenda lnnted, iBtanaent
8fTtr against Prior XeaadSariiaat I mcti VasStSrJ oUow,B 1 CUrg jceaetery,
a " i f nniM
tori ted.
Bearyragoa Wy.
DIVORCES GRANTED
SroperV. to-lrit:
BARTON Edna froa John liarton.
BOOTHBI W: F. from EUketi. nuli.e
HABERMAN Leonora from Harry HabermaB.
Jr." CLsU LUWl Iran a, T. JeveO.
TOENGES Oeneriere from Theodore Ti
gea.
id nroDerrrv wiiL.K.. .. - .
the U.:J r aauarjr the
. wr aiorage aaaisst
lien of
hW-WW."- the
'") -ooiters.
cws and expei
of one hundred
wita . accruing I
C R PODSOX.
I urt
--rr" that I will noa k.
.i'rSt- . .- ' I Grtrr7,J; veoBtractea
ayun,ttu. ntin, trora Ueorge Adel-1 a io.) C-Tv; mra ajr ttiia data. Juit
-bergr. -.. .. --- j . . I z Ed C Howard. :- .. w
SCLIVAX Ruth from Hugh SoUfraB.
KTHRIDGK FloMie from John R. Ethridge.
ohiaa bona irons rtagn Jryan.
BARNARD Ida M. from J. W. Barnard.
WALDKR Emma from F. W. Wilder.
WARNECK W. R. from Peart Waroeck.
HUSTON- -Lydia from W. D. Hustoa.
- t FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 0
: r - . East 3 i "tie
Funeral Directors
' ; W. X DCNN1MU. ISO. '
f JTTb Family bets tLe PrW
414 B. Aider rt. Fbone East
W.
MOTC NOTICES 102
'aTm L -t-T iv1 AKTISANS. will I
1
THE POKTIaMO MOKTUART
tlm us ma to -
DUNN l.NG AUKNTKg)
1
Murruon at JSth Wt
- - Broadway 4SO
NEW TODAY
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ing Board
AUCTIONS
PORTLAND, OR.
Tuesday, July 11
TACOMA, WASH.
Tuesday, July 25
ALAMEDA, CAL.
Tuesday, Aug. 8
125
" t aini nra
i t 1 r"- . at . W. O. W.
vt8 llth tL Card I
prompt t 8:30 for
- wiu game. AdmitdA.
. xt! if . aun
ordg and door.
E. E. TAX ALSTPflE
Sec
GOLTtEV PTT.w trvn i
ifVEXT, NO. 28. 1. O. O;
r., meets this (Thu radar)
t 8 o'clock, Eaat
O. CHRISTEXSEX. C
8- -a. STARR. Scriba
P.
iz
I Edward liolman
i & Son
TH1RO ANU 8AIMOS
MAIN ftuT '
Snook & wtaealdon
FUNERAL. UlKEUTUKg)
UUCCECMrODUl TO
BUKEZ1C bMOOK
BELMOftT AT 86TH lAKOB HSI
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST ELEVENTH aU UAWTUOJUIB
a. u,juu.ujiiik hi a. JiaLVliiTHara
A, D. Kenworthy & Co.
80 2d st B. E. -1Mt
1 w
weicoma.
I MtlNTtJOMEK
Fin ley's
AT FIFTH
,T, . . .
stiA.-ixo L. O L.
iTW 9
. an .rwigui IDU
WTOJIB, CIDUUI I7A gM v.a. .7
at Ella sr. Brosdwer ieui "T-.r.'YV"'!0?
k. ri'- Byrnes ??7MW
901 WILLIAMS AVE, WOOULAWN SJm
HOPMEN OF THE iacJk..V'iUi k kliXkij tWral parlors will, 111
huhlai, meets aeerr KM. I to pnracy of a home. - 16th an ir.:
Auto. 631-.
Ut DrtTaee of k.
dar night la W. a wr I Phona Broadway ai8.
wmptiav i-H llth 1 ill IB. JA. tjlll.HH AVI mi U I III l.n
mitn requested to he I CUAilMKKis tXX. ISO. T.
preeeut Visiting member I S4S-X80 ElUlnnworS .".-,
" HA KB DR. Clerk.
SAresrget CNUEHTlklNte CJ.Y-hi
MattlM. Ut Mlltlui
The Mr I S ' " ' : o clock.
. n H. degree will he
aim. -
bone Rxtt Ion
member.
arew wm oe
T iii tin. i 5" r hundredth
.4jea wejcome.
MOUMENTS
toe
OFFERINGS INCLUDE
Boilers, Pumps, Tanks, Steerine
EnffinftS. nanatanit. ArtrVinr. r!rtin
1X7jnllc,BAa eu it' . - afUntooo
it mumMco, uuvji iuauuiicri, vir- I erabhoas during
cuiar saws, vvootiworEin Machin
ery, Engine and Boiler ADDliances
and Parts. Tools and E6uinment.
Electrical Fixtures and s Supplies,
Kmps ieiegrapns, JNautical Instru
ments, Blocks; Steel Cable, Booms,
ripe oi various sizes. Hull Fit
tings, Asbestos, Tree Nails, Wall
jjesfcs, numbing, etc., etc.; etc.
a. w. coog.
FORTLANI LODGE
Ji. r. aju A. M.
picnic, Laurelhurst park,
day. July 8;. members at
ass; gamea and lunch rinH
sec. fcHJ.lUii&fTOi
no. sit r ..J iiv i f n - ,y r-
. 4 :.zi i u r : -r i rsrrKSsi. i ii.'R"" a
id fsmi. I cS??-g;S..fl.!,!.z.1 3
raooo; dancing and cards in ' . "
the eeening (OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WCS
w. h. bishop, w. m. f , xauirr ttataBJMs' "j
STAR LOIXiE NO. 218, L fejtrtlBO . WHC T5. HOfg CT-43
TERMS pF SALE
25 cash or certified check on day
oz sale, Daiance within 24 hours.
U. S. Shipping Board
Acting by and Through U. S. Ship
ping Board Ji,mergency Fleet Corp.
For Catalogues and Further Par
ticulars Communicate With
Gerth's Realty Experts
101 West 42d St., New York City.
i
or
Local Offices at Either Yard
318 Story Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
O.- O. F.. 104 H Killines-
worth are., near A i bins
Regular meetine erere T hum-
day ,reniDg, 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers wel-
Ctgne. . f. K. ;B TU.KH. X.
F. H. Tyi WTXGARDEy. Sec
PORTLAND LODGE SO. 65.
A. F. AND A. M. Sneciat
communication 7 ; Friday. Pyth-1
un owg. m. M. degree. iait-1
ing brethren welcome. , Order I
W. M.
H. J. HOCGHTOM. See.
PHALANX LODGE JtO.14. K. OF
tr Jee erery Friday at 8
p. m. in unent nail. 428 u E.
Alder, cog. E. 6 th. Visitor always
welcome. ,
F. O. SEATOX. K. of R. S
StTStDBTCpfER. SSL" 42.
a- ftitu ana -flaw,
thorne. Stated eoarocation Friday
evening. July 7, 7:8 o'clock. Vis
itor . welcome. Order- E. H. P.
W. J. BK ECKEL. Sec
FLORISTS
107
Martin&ForaTes
x-- : Company
804 WASHINGTON ST. -t
MAIM 38
FINE FLUWEKM FOK ALL
OCCASIONS AKTiaTlCALLX
AUUAMUEJJ -
jS Alas .
7709
Smith's Flower Shop
-I "ForUand'g Ftugiasaree Florist",'
Flowers for All Occasion! -
COSfMASDERT. I Main TS1&. T. C Luke. Mgr., th ana Aldal
opecial con-
OREGON
NO. 1. K. T.
Clara Thursday. July 6. at 8
p. m. Order ot the Temple.
C. F. WIEGAND. Recorder.
AfT
LOST AND FOUND
108
THE following articles were found, on the cars
of the Portland Railway. Liaht and Power
1 1.. A IQ04. tt ukHll., e Im..1i
HOOD LODGE : Nil. 1ST I Z'-J-lS ".If a "V. ' ' , "C""a
Jr-jtSDt M ' S8 "us- j bags, raanr, book,. 2 packages, kodak, bathing
sell at. SpecUl orrow (Fri-JcaB. cap. coat, box fireworks, child' hat. child
' wcwa. xi. i twnnet, bur (ret lard, X sweaters, z coaia. nwn-
Si. degree. I era may obtain same utxn proper identification
F. W. ENKE. Seej. 1st Vint and A kter street station.
OFFICE ROOMS
FOR RENT
in the
JOURNAL
BUILDING
CORNER BROADWAY AND
, YAMHILL
Suite of 3 rooms, on the
fourth floor, facing
Broadway. Excel lent
light.
Suite 'of 3 rooms on
third floor,, east light.
Ideal for Dentist
SEE MR. HAMILTON
SClEKI?rTEyBESf OF
BUIXSIXU .
KENTON LODGE NO. 145. A.J. the Worcester' bldg. Wednesday rails at SIS
F. AND A. M. Stated com-I Corbett bldg. at 8:15 a. tn. and describes
fflUDloiHnn this ar,nn. , T 3 it I ... a .V... A I. mm k.
sharp. Work in F. C. degree. tamed. - G. L. t'ar.trell. .
R. B. HKADLET, 8ec. , . riliT ..v iuk.. .,,n
LolGEs and aocieuea planning a picnic or I cylinder lock. - between 8 rier car bam and
..social doling-- the anmmer can m.k utl.. I I-. i . ...i iu.. .t .t.tinn r.m4 . l u
factory "' arrangement at Columbia beach. I L. P. Co. - a v' : " -V
Mam 2111. .' I imt u.,4. 1.. ... .kiM. t...
EMBLEM JEWELKT an-i.ltv: . hnitnni I between ftand rirer hridze and Corbett. Or
pins, charma. Jaeger Bros.. 181-188 6th st. containing baby' wearing - apperaL - Tabor
oaai.
LOST Early Sunday morning, a bundle , of
blankets; on 6th St. or TerwiUiger rxmiersrd.
at I with . 2 bathing suit. Call East 6860.. Re-
DEATH NOTICES
-In thU cit. July 5.
103
BARNETT In thi. MX Jnii K fW?"
the Portland aanitarium. William - F. . Bar- I ward.
Mifc. un Tears. lwcwipb m HtmrM oe i . n . n , , , ,
- : j . . . . - r - uio i DBiewn roruua ua. Dunrm
onmw, jars. Augusia. oarnen ei io Mont- I ,, . k.v .,, 7 n.
aomerr at., alia one son. v h R.ntt 1 . ?U'J' . basket -containing about 1 su rer
iw aaoantera. Airs. . Wilson, Wilbur,
forks, 4 knire and 8- silrer apoona.
i a Dor 7.
: Phono
Wash,, and Mrs. Kenan. EV Clee of thu tv
and a grandson, fJeorge " L. Kaler. Remains I LORT -Sometime Monday, collie pop.:, age
are at the narlora of the Kkewe 1'ndertaklne I - month, yellow and white: answers to Bad-
company, corner 8(1 and Clt y. Funeral notice I 4Tm' Return to 200 Summit are. off of t rst-
later. OTer road. Maln 2420. Reward.
LEWIS July 4. at the late residence. . 567 I LOST Two traveling bags, one between. Sea
Mchuyler at.. Overton 11 seed- 7 vmrs-f side and Astoria, other between Rainier and
Inwbend of Mary M. Lewis, lather of Mrs. 1 RcanpoOTe, iranday night. - Call Main 1194 at
ieoTge w. Hart sua lionise M. Lewis of I Columbia 893. . Mies r renen. itewara.
r-oruana. aiax t;. Lewis ot rTsa Tran, Mont..
and OMBBi, LewM.or wise Kieer, Mont., and I Wednesday. & r.. m. train out of Portland
fVL''l'"t. V; JLU1. or w,OD-I rm- mmnnit. with Mrs. K. B. Htruha.
after. I LCISTIn Unltersicy Park district. Mason io
gi-rm r ' i' e ' . ... 1 .Ljj ' ' I i I eniBietn ring witn inKsls, E.' c. n. tail Co
KltSifi:5",jr 5 l S!.1Js1.BCe 14 W"1 --'- Mr. BelL Krenlnga. I4S 8racius
wife of Henry: Knehle, mother eff tJertmde.
. sfst
Henry A. and Melen Knehle.' afcter ot lrl. I LOST Sat.. July 1,
Eberie and Fred. Alex and Christ Reneser I
and Km Usaie hchra kith abet. The remain j
am at Flnley'a mortuary, Montgomery and
rirtn.' .".once ot rnneral hereafter.
HEN'TSCHEL July 5. at the lata reside noe.
by labor, workman, 836
in paper money m pay eneelntMi with name
Kix. h h a. tstiaa. , ajoeraj. reward,
fall Msthieu rrug To:. Kant' eBfi.T6
LfjT On beach t Windetnuth, lady' brown
snede leather bag, . containing man gold '
40 Salmon et. Looisa F. A. Henth I "f". " Wn. aoont go and 'Other ar-
aged - M) year, grandmother of Florene.1 ocies. ' ommunH-.ie w ilsst. 4SU7; reward.
LoBia Vaughn of Portiand. The remaink are I LOST On Pacific highway north of Balem.
at the above residence. Foneral arrangements I - July 4, a small female dog. whit with on
in charge of J. P. Finley 8oh. j blark ear. Pleaae rati Tabor 488 or add ma
Krtr.nvin thi. ri'v ji. a moe tiiT: 1 Pnnisixi Route s.
Box 4. - Liberal 'reward.
Kenned, mother -of Mrs. I. Keno.ll or Ini
I.ovejoy street. Bemain are at the chapel of
r-owara Herman, at oon, i turd and Balmoo. ata.
LysT At Peninsula park. iiondy July 4.
ipair" eyeelasne.. tortoise rimmed, gold ear
piecea. Iteward. , ; Can Bdwy.- 42T8.. ask for -
Mr. t iarae. ; ..... ,
SMITH At the residence. 188 V. ltus-ett j LOST-July 4, new gray coat, between Linn-
t.. Jaly . Dennwv L. Smith, aged 69 jarJ ton and -'- at. . Ftndef vleaaa photf i
Broadly 833. - Beward.
LOST -Sm.il wicker suitcaM either on we-t
side or Hawthorne avenue. Plea all O.
Funeral notice later. Bemain at th emi.
dential parg of kliner A Traeey.
VAXA At her Jato seaidenee. 792 East 16th j
it t - s terca ronerai esnonv Eut iia I ..ut t- a ... n ; .
. .T . . . - . - i . M U. . t,V , I.U, ii. RMltWIQ tHf.
rt nwee iir. : - i , taming bathing vuit, etPi Heturn 512 E.
GKAY 1 thil city July . Jtmm il first I Market tt Fjft 43'-'!). Reward.
aged 79 year?, IBt reragtn ar at Finley1 I iiKT it. .A k.r..,. t.,. ...i i
monnary. Montgomevy- n am. It nie. a tent Fiwdnr !-- eall Uilnni Mn?
FUNERAL, NOTICES
104 I LOST -Di.mc.od ring with 3 diaaosds aet
i in iHinnfln. . one missing, - valued a, geep-.-
825 reward. Tabor 201. il.
FLUFF RUGS .
Had from yoor eld vormct carpets.
Salt fulf tiw prtt of vtw roit
8nd ftnr tiit ml woolen tlotbg
. Uail trrdert Send for Bookler
wsia Hues team , Ovian 1 liA o
. NOBTHWUT V CO. -
CaatSOSa , Cast Sth SI.
8ABELOW1TZ Tn thi city. July 2r 1922.
leae HaneirtWlta. nnsnand - of - ann l
SabeJowfta. father of Sathan Habelowits and I LOT A valuable dlaaoad bar pin, lot in or
Ur.. K.txk-r. t'nnnal aeeviM. lii k. i t arrmnd "Portland or an tatsiaohl . . mail
held at the PonUM crematoriam. under the f neettie. unerai icwarq. j-aone Tid-jt -gat 4.
aospieea ot MUlametw lodge a,- A. r. and I WIHTE homespua blanket, between 2d and
a. inamj, euiy . i, as m a. m. I r.. Broaaway ana 4ti and Pin us, Ke;um
nun mDviKiJi. nemauu uw enmn.l i ,( I fj nroeowav
di rinni nuuua K iduu mno Hi km . . . . . . , - . ir .
atreeta. ... T . LttKivTM ring. r inuer please return
. .. ......... x - v nivnr. nnn - r . ni i id ami r.r.u. . w -
I UrM T-trvf .. a V. vTTZ U.IJ.. m ' I V-. si a "w 1
I v iws a sa uwi . am 4 a nsucutn, biw tTKvg 1 AUnuv9f w.amru.
""" '"v k' v i doom ma wareM in, Hooain. 3434. - Rewirl
Mimrrt Kcefer. Mr. Helen York. Nell! r- "4
Uoidew. Alex I aU of Portland. Friend are I A mdy wru watch at Urvig Prk
meissa to -attend tte-' ranerat servieee to be I i 1 "t """" ra " a
heM at the ehapel ( Snook Whealdon. Bel- I T"ar , and receive reward.
at tain l, jtoij, jwj j, 2Jl)!;i.ii iuw roew oe. for: land and Tlaimer
Joiy a. cau Main 441. 268 Aider.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT WlLfvO.'fS AfCTIOS HOtPE
gECON 8TBEET. BALE AT 10 i. .
IK m- -Interment ia Lone'Fir cemetery. -
I tOS DEB HEU.EM-ln thir"ty7"jnl75
j Hugo A. 'C Von der - Hellrm. aged 74
rea.Es. ' Bemain .will be forwarded to lled
ford this evening by fnook ' A Uiyalrlnn
169-TT8 1 br toiwal ,rryice; .wiii Jb .hfM .and is-
w tmens mat, .
SPECIAL NOTICES 101
I UABBETT To futtersl eervk-e for the late
Aioert tiarnnt e: 269 Beech street, will
He . held Friiiav- J3l ' I
1922 -To the Pwt.no I wia not I Fmley mortuary,. Montgomery it Fifth.
Concluding act rice. Rose-Cits
cemetery. . , " - ..
JCLT 8,
be nspocsible for any bills -contracted he I Frhmd.. Invited.
airs.. vBuj unn..' t.. r. jbann.
LOfTT- Humiay, ladies' I'lain cold" watch r "A,
M. U". on back. Beward. 246 , N. 17th.
LOST Airedale rTV. wUh uamnu; reward.
. H. S. Karreii. 31 King at. Main 6063. .
Lt'-H'N Twiftta ttrrtEr H1r', 8 months niil",
rt,Mt mw 1' v f'ermisw.. ; Tabwr 8f'3Q.
LOST Black time- book: . Ileaid. Phone
. Tabor 2058. ' ',. - . " ..
Lost His s bwkftkm purse Monday evening.
- Finder pteare call Tsbor n. Beward,
roC.ND-rl tan purse.
Call Last 6247.