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ruiLTAX, JUL. 7 Zl, A XLJlJ G TIE GO:; DAILY JOURNAL,. PORTLAND, OREGON. BEN HOOPER CALLED FOR CONFERENCE ii i: : . y . - - - ir ,p . --... " ( Continued Fram Pf Ob) confer with It men" to aa effort to reach an agreement. . Another ontmlstie develOTjment aa the decision of thn federal court of ap peals here, reversing Federal Judge Pace In the Pennsylvania case and restoring to the United States railroad labor hoard certain powers to protect the" Interests of the unions. This re moTes one of the gxtevsuce of the strUtlnff shopmen. . ' .Maintenance of way chairmen were to .meet In Detroit today with Presi dent E. F. Grable to definitely decide whether - Grable peace negotiations will be adhered to. Indications were that the -conference will uphold their leader. TWO BAILKOADS ASK FOB SEPARATE PEACE P ABLET Chicago. July 21. (I. N. S.) Wheth er the striking shopmen will make sep arate peace with Individual railroads or Insist upon a blanket settlement of the controversies will be decided, it Is expected, at the meeting today of the executive council of the railway em ployes department of the American Federation of Labor. Two railroads, the Baltimore St Ohio and the Southern railroad, have ex pressed willingness to negotiate with their employes for an adjustment of the controversy. B. M. Jewell, strike leader, and his executive committee will meet here today and, it la be lieved, will decide whether to sanc tion or - oppose Individual settlement, with the various roads. If decision W reached to negotiate with the roads individually it is be lieved that other railroads will follow the lead taken by the Baltimore & Ohio and the Southern. Much interest was -manifest here to day in the meeting of the grand lodge of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes in Detroit, which is ex pected to decide that union's attitude toward the strike. Advices received here declared that E. F. Grable. head of the brotherhood, is confident that imir hta rtrro otTOtfnn will Ktfk UV -GUI lAQ Ui AitO V j.. " fcr ordered. STATE TROOPS GTJAR DI-G MES AT WORK I3T MIXES Pittsburg. Pa.,- July 21. (U. P.) Preparations to mine coal under the "Harding plan" were under way today in Western Pennsylvania bituminous coal fields; Eleven hundred troops of the Penn , sylvania National guard, equipped for modern warfare,, were rushed into five western counties "to afford protection to workers who would save the nation - from a serious coal famine this win ter. The troops received verbal orders at Harrlsburg today for- immediate en- 'Xtralnment into parts of Washington. Fayette, Somerset. Indiana and Cam bria counties, from which they can be dispatched to-scenes of possible up risings of strikers. ' j A battle marked with shootings and attempted dynamitings broke out in Fayette county coal fields today be tween striking miners and guards as . national guardsmen converged on the disturbed area. Guards at the Dearth mine, owned by the H. C. Frick Coke company, opened fire on miners as they attempt ed to set fire to the tipple. Investigation showed that an at tempt had been made to dynamite the mine. OPERATORS GITE1T TWO WEEKS TO SHOW PB0DUCTI02T (By United New) Washington, July 21. The govern ment will give the coal operators about two weeks In which to make a produc tion showing in their reopened mines. That such a more or less elastic limit has been fixed for the experiment by 1 'resident Harding was revealed In a high official quarter late Thursday with the further statement that the ad. "ministration was prepared to take one Of two steps if failure were the out come : ' - 1. Urge the operators. In view of the fact that their reopening had not pro duced sufficient coal to warrant con- . tinuation of the effort to come to terms voluntarily with the miners. - 2. Seize and operate the mines, if neessary. bait preferably apply such added powers as are expected soon from congress to cope' with the situa tion. SEW HAMPSHIRE TROOPS CALLED TO STRIKE DUTT (Br United New.) Concord, N. II.. July 2 L Governor Albert Brown ordered out troops of the New Hampshire national guard for duty In the Concord area, following a conference Thursday with, state off! cials at Manchester. This action follows an attack upon strikebreakers In the Concord yards of the Boston A Maine railroad Tues day night, when several armed and masked men attempted to drive the strikebreakers from their quarters In tne railroad yard. The press committee of the federated shop crafts Issued a statement in which they characterised the attack as Tram up." CONGRESS MAT TRT TO FIX BLAME FOR BIG COAL STRIKE -Washington, July 2L (U. P. Moves to end the nation-wide coal and rail striges, which are growing more serious each day, were under way la congress today. - A -sweeping . congressional Investiga tion to - determine the cause and fix the blame for the coal strike, with the ultimate purpose of enacting leg islation to prevent future wars in this industry, will be Initiated shortly by Senator Borah.. Senator Cummins and other mem bers, of the Interstate commerce com ' mittee will attempt to bring about a settlement of the rail strike, through conferences with the executives and employes. The first of these confer ences was held here last night, when Senators Cummins, Keuogg and Wat son. Indiana, met leading rail execu uvea . . Ulf IOX OFFICIALS BELIE YE LABOR BOARD iBEISG "SHELVED 1 Cleveland. Ohio, July 1L U. P. "Shelving" of the railroad labor board was seen here today by officials of the big railroad brotherhoods in the offer of the Baltimore A Ohio railroad to negotiate with the striking shop men. Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. precuctea similar moves by other rail- ' roads. "It wma that nobody la paying much attention to the railroad labor board.- was Stone's comment "- - CTTIIESS ARM ;- Fremont. Jfeb July.: 21. TJ. p. Fremont. 1 virtually under " military law today with 150 citizens forced loto arms by city officials to maintain law and order as ah outgrowth of the strike of railroad shopmen. ; The 11 Chicago ; 4k Northwestern strikebreakers 'who were driven out of ; town last Friday morning by strikers, were returned to the city to day and escorted by the deputised cltt- sens to the Dodge county courthouse where they will appear as witnesses against 15 strikers who are to be ar raigned: on the charge of abduction. ; rv-v. ' BIT-AT IOW -SEBIOrS j -Washington, July 2L TJ. P. Re ports that the strike situation Is "seri ous tn the Couer d'Alene district of Idaho were received today by Attorney-General Daugherty. Detail were not made public ELECTRIC ROADS STRIKE DELAYED (Continued From Dw One) the same grievance against these roads as against all others,', said Ross. "During the wage conference prior to the last cut the managers of these lines refused conference and refused to present figures to Justify their ac tion. : , The managers left all to the Asso ciation of Hallway Executives, and these roads are a. part of that same governing executive body that has con tinually demanded reduction in wages, abrogation of overtime and similar ac tions. The question ef seniority is purely a question for the men to de cide and has always been considered so by the managers- However. If the managers raise this question,' the men never will return to work "unless all rights axe restored. OPPOSE TBOOP GUARD "The managers are simply trying to weed out aU the Intellectual men in the organized labor movement. The threat of federal and state troops will not frighten the men. Injunctions and federal troops failed to mine coal In Kansas, and will fail in like manner to operate the railroads. American citizens will not work under military control, and the roads cannot work long without the aid of the men now on strike. The message from the executives said that the men on strike could re turn to their work; but never would have their seniority or pension privi leges restored. FEDERAL COURT ISSUES ISJU5CTI03T AGAIJfST PICKETS Spokane. Wash., July 21. (I. N. S.) An order enjoining striking shopmen of the Great Northern railway in East ern Washington from maintaining pickets about company property or from interfering in any way with new employes was signed Thursday by Fed eral Judge Frank Rudkln. Other rail ways here contemplate bringing simi lar action, it is believed. Affidavits in support of the restraining order, which effective Immediately, and which will undergo hearing to show cause why it should not be made permanent, allege four Incidents of intimidation of strikebreakers. Affidavits also al lege direct violation of the Sherman law and Clayton act, through inter ruption of interstate and Intrastate transportation. STRIKE BALXOTS SETtT OUT FROM SPOKASTE TO BAIL ME2T Spokane, Wash., July 21. Strike bal lots have been sent out from Spokane to 1500 clerks, freight handlers, ex press and station employes on the Mil waukee lines west of Mobridge, S. D., following a conference at the Couer d'Alene hotel of 18 local chairmen of tne Doara or adjustment of the em ployes' organization. H. F. Love, Ta coma, general chairman for the West ern division of the Milwaukee, pre sided. Love said the ballots were sent out In response to requests of the men at various points along the division. IA GKAKDE 8TKIKERS TAKE 8TA5D AGAI5ST DISOKDEB La Grande, July 21. At a mass meet ing of strikers here a resolution was passed declaring that the peace officials can handle the .strike situation, here and reaffirming the strikers' stand that no violence will be tolerated. The reso lution was passed following: the circula tion of rumors that O-W. R. & N. will make an effort to have , troops sent here to replace the civilian guards. E. Jones, state stationary engineer inspector, who was here today, de clared that ' all stationary engineers working here are unlicensed and that they will be examined Friday and the unfit will not be allowed to fill the strikers' places. STRIKERS' WIVES ARE COMPELLED TO WORK. SonHnued From Pace On) "My credit good. I always pay my bills, somehow." Only once has she been able to save money "when Mister McAdoo ran the railroads." "Mister McAdoo, he fine man." she asserted warmly. "He give my hus band more pay than he got any time during the 12 years he worked at the railroad shop. "At that time I could raise my chil dren like American. . children nice clothes, good education, all that. I dunno now. "Mister McAdoo go. My husband get cut. Then another cut. Too many cuts. Can't do much on $130 a month. Then they lay my husband off for six weeks. They did that to a lot of other men, too. They know a strike was coming. "I no go anywhere, i never saw picture show. Josie, she goes to the 10-cent show with tha American kids sometimea I have no heart to keep her horns." The cost of living, had Mrs. Tocxylow ski noticed any decline? .Tea. In March, but prices now are as high as ever, she -said.' Her rent still Is $1$ a month. It takes $80 a month to pay the butcher and grocer. Then there is S3 a month for the gas bill and an occasional dress for Josie, shoes for the family albeit Bennie was con tentedly romping in the yard tn his bare feet payments on her husbands Insurance policy, union dues, more than enough to eat up the family pay check.: MABB.IAGE riCEKSES ' - Vancouver, Wash., July 21. The fol lowing marriage licenses were issued here : William J. Curtis Jr 24, Berk eley. Cat. and Ida Carter. 24v Hills bo ro. Or.; Guy L Lowe. 22, Spo kane, and Tena Peterson. 21, Sumner, Wash.; Joseph Van GasteL 20, Van couver Barracks, and Laura Child. 20. Vancouver ; Louis Marin. 26, and Mary Lope. 19, St.' Helena, Or.: Russell B Lee, 21. and Clara Prichard, It, Van couver : Eugene Ai Hull, 40, and Iva M Lancaster, legal, - Kail spell. Mont.; Charlie O. Birkle, 22. Clatskanle. Or., and Joy E. Weedin, Bremerton, Wash. BUILDING PERMITS Nala Neboo Ervctaog tw4denct 43 -W. Watts, between jrenwacK saa interstate streets. Bulkier. Kmil A. Peterson. $330. - Wuliara J tftw Krertmg residence, 609 3rd avenue, between 68Ui snd 7U streets. Builder, Ueorg aastMa, sisw. M. U. Wosaitstnsw-Heftrtn factory, S0O Multnemaa street, betwswa Sth and 24th treeta. atnilder. V. J. Carisne, $1000. ed Gromhong Krecting rssMeww. 70S Bast 2th street, Nortmr between Klickitat and Vtenoot streets. Uauder, 4. ti. Capies, $300u. Charles K. lauab iectlng mstdeaca, 45 1 ' f -I '"''' ' - East 8 Sid street, between Division and Sher man streets. Emitter same. 3wOO. L William Bartey-Erecting" ' residence. 484 Sent Central street, between Allegheny and Tyler streets. Builder. D- Clark. 31600. i.- H. t. Smith Erecting Iteaidea . -1400 East. SBta. street, between Bybe and Knepp streets. BoUdar. J M- Pen-ley, 33SOO. , Ura xtothrock Erecting residence. ; 484 Eut 48th street north, between Sandy and Tillamook. Builder. Thomas Vicar. 3550O. J. K. CIiiihiii rrirrmt residence. 1227 In terstate, between J arret and Sim paorw Builder. . U. Cooper, 83000. , 8. A. Grout and L. V Field Repairing torn and room. 855 Yamhill street. Between Broad war and Park street. Builder. B- D. Crowe, $1000. Frank V. Wfaito Breettna reaidence, 10J1 Interstata, ' between Humboldt and Alberta. BaUder, Fenaer Manufactorins company, S3 3 00. , W. G. Weber Ereetuic resfclenee. 11T2 Haaaalo, . becweea 38th and 41st . street. Hnild Fanner M annf setnring ' Company, S3500. Lw Ravenskr. rerair teddence. 641 Seesnd street, between Lincoln and Hall meets; buildtr. Parker Ss Banlield. 300,000. aleiirr a Frank Co., erect storace. - Irrtnc atreet, between 14th and 15th streets; builder, Parker ee Banfwld, $300,000. P. M. Keaaer. erect reaidntee. 620 E. 21st treet, between Powell and Tibbitts; builder. P. W. Swctman. 2T0O. Kra. Ida Hiraeh Low, repair residence, S4S Kins street, between Kins Court and atain street: builder, Qmnn a Barton. $3500. Berth C Swasslrt, erect residence IS90 E. 18th street, between Bybee and Knapp ave dm;. builder, E. E. Burdick, S260O. H. N. Anderson, erect residence, 891 E. SSth street, between Lincoln and Hawthorne avenue; bnUder. N. O. Eklund. . S450O. W. Dorrea, repair flats, 166 E. 16th street, between Belmont and Taylor streets; builder. Matot Construction Co., (3500. H. P. McGuire, erect reaideBce, 737 E. 64th st. N., between Klickitat and Fremont streets; builder, Matot Contruction Co.. 32SOO. L. N. Bockmaa, erect residence. 867 E. S5th st- N., between alaaon and Failing sts.; builder, Matot Construction Co.. 32500. Ben CulTer, erect residence, 1211 E. Stark street, between 80th and 4 lit streets; builder, Stebincer Bros-. (4000. Ned Callaway, erect residence. 1228 alary land, between Jarrett and Simpson; builder, J. K. Blows. (4400. I. Kain, repair store, 232 W. Lombard street, between Burrace as Greeley streets; builder. G. 8. MUler, (1600. William stall, erect reaidenco, Leonard St., between Burr and Alma streets; builder. V. P. Greene a- Son, (2000. H. Priebenean, erect residence, 3029 E. 74th street, between 80th and 31st arenues; builder. C. F. Carey, (3000. O. . Miller, erect residence, 85S E. 76th st. N.. near Halsey; builder. B. C. Cassady, (2500. John mis. erect residence, 892 Court ave nue, between Mason and Skidmore streets: builder. C. A. ll'i S3 500. Emily L. Stoehi- Repair rooroinc honaa and store. 321-323 First at-, between Clay and Market sts.: builder. Fred Haas; (1000. Emily L. Stoehr Repair stores and rooms, 325-327 First St., between Clay and Market sts.. builder. Fred Haas: $1500, jyi, i Repair Oresocian Publishing; company building, 129 Sixth St.. between Alder and Washington sts., builder, John- Bingham, $15, 000. , J. W. McKtnzie Erect residence 1185 In terstate are., between Church and Jeasup St., builder same; S4300. H. W. Green Erect residence, 756 E. 27th N., between Fremont and Regents Drive, bind er, C. H. Carmally, S3800. Clinton Newton Erect residence; 1258 E. Oak St., between E. 41st and E. 44th sts.. builder, Frank A. Read; $7500. M. E. Irwin Erect residence 910 Mar guerite, between Preacoti and Campaign sts., builder same: $1500. Frank Gallucci Erect residence, 681 Clin ton, between 19th snd 20th sts., builder, C. I. Jones, $1250. Albert Browoell Erect residence 1505 E. Taylor, between E. 55th snd E. 56th sts., builder. Northwest Garden City Co.; $6500. C. C Ludwig; Erect residence 1568 E. 2Sth St., between Lambert and Crystal Springs bird., builder. Northwest Garden City Co.; $5500. Roy Holla bonxh Erect residence 1169 Laurelhurst are., between 89th and 40th sta, builder, L. B. Winship. $5000. Harry R. Thompson Erect residence 1446 Mississippi are., between Bryant and Dekum are., builder. G. E. Mickey; $5000 A. G. Riddell Erect residence 206 Parksida Drive, between Kingston and Marconi are.. builder. John Headstrom; $22,000. J. K. Gill Co. Erect store building. 102 Fifth St. between Washington and Stark st-. builder, Dinwiddie Construction Co.; $250,000. Jtrs. flora Keeu brect residence, 156 Champlain Drive, between Fairview and Rut land sts., builder, John Hedstrom; $9000. n. A. Baynard arect residence, 933 Glenn ave., between Prwcott and Skidmore. builder. W. D. Walker; $4000. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25 Jimmy Want a Book! Jimmy Ss Just one of the scores of little folk who flock to the children's room at the library. But th books are so tew that th late onea find nothing or a men handful of piti fully worn Tolumea And so we might ro on to ten bow in every department then Is a crying need for mora books. Every day th li brary has dosens of calls that cannot be supplied. Gtv books to th library. Trnly yon could not do a mor warth -while deed. Leave tb volumes at th Central library or at any of th branches. Th Library AssodsUoa. . Vital Statistics mrriges.Birtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES Herbert 'Hallowed, SO. Seattle, Wash., and Virginia Hoyt, 24. Portland. Or. Melborn Sawyer, legal, 894 bast sota sx. N.. and Orienne O. McCulloch, legal. 163 Stout street. ; John T. Wilson. 23. 485 Tillamook street. snd Annette Maud Carpenter. IT, 485 Tilla mook street. Howard M. Woodward. legal. Ryan Place, Or., and Ida, Florenc Deimer, legal. Kyan Place, Or. Carl W. Lahbart, legal. 733 Hoyt street. and Edith M. Blakney, legal. Portland, Or. Floyd McCrare. legal. 76s Osaga avenue. and Yemita Kllenberg. fegal. 1481 Winona avenue. I JT. X. Brooks, 'legal. Linnton, Portland. Or., j and Emma C Kruger, legal, sannton. Port- j land. Or. Vancouver Marriage License Gay I. Ixve, 22, of Spokane, Wash., and Lena Peterson, 21, of Sumner. Wash. Louis Morin. 26, of St. Helens, Or., and Mary Lope, 19, of St. Helena. Or. RusseU E. Lee, 21, of Vancouver, and Clara Prichard. 18. of Vanconver. WEDDING yfiilS W. G. SMITH A CO.. 811 Morgan Bldg. BIRTHS HARMON To Mr. and Mrs. G. Lv. Harmon, S933 62d St. 8. E-, July 18, a son. Br LEY To Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buley, Mayger. Or., July- 17, a son. PARK To Mr. and Mrs. R. a Park, 811 K. th. July 14. a daughter. ALBRECHT To Mr. and Mrs. E. Albreeht. 1199 E. 10th st. N.. July 16; a danghter. WEIBY To Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Weiey, 260 N. 20th, July 15. a son. SMILEY To Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Smiley, 77 th st. snd 69th are.. July 15, a daughter. 8TREMICH - To Mr. and Mrs. 3. Stremieh, TOO K. Oth, July 15. a son. BOHXEH To an snd Mrs. 3. G. Bonner Jr., July 6, a daughter. KTDEGGKB To Mr. and Mrs. J. KrdcSCcr, Bout 4. Box 888, July 13, a son. HAYS To Mr. and Mrs. J. Hay. 4403 Te niae. July 12. s eon. CALLAHAN To Mr. and Mrs. XX X Cal lahan, 1153 Woodward, July 11. a son. FOSTER To Mr. and Mrs. George BL Foster. 48th and Skidmore. July 15, a daughter. MILLER Ta Mr. and Mr. J. J. Miller. Mfl- wsnkie. Or.. July 10. a danghsec Me EN TEE To Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ICcEnte, 617 Gantenbein. July 9. a son. . WARMTJTH To Mr. and Mrs. A P. War- Btnth. Pendleton. Or., July 13. a son. LAKKFI8H To Mr. and Mrs. L H. Ikeflsh. 204 Porter. Jury 15, a son. : HELM AN To Mr. and Mrs. N. Hebaan, 201 14th. July , a daughter. ' BFE&BER To Mr .and Mrs. Wm. H. Sper- ber. 796 E. 16th st, N.. July 10, daughter. HIRSCHBEBG To Mr. and Mrs. C. liirsch- hrrt. 55 E. Morrwon. July 10, a son MURPHY To Mr. snd Mra Wm. E. Murphy. 740 Hancock. Jnly 12, a daaghtsr. HAMILTON To Mr. and Mra. U - HasaQ- tnn. Oak Grove.. Or. July 1C, a son. BEISSEI, To Mr. and Mra F. BieaseL 104th at. and 60th are., Jnly 1. a daughter. PE BEXEDETTI To Mr. and Mrs, A. D BenedettL 05 E. 29th. Jnbr 8. a son. KORBEB To Mr. sad Mrs. C Korber. Irving pn.. jut ii, a son. CLEMENT T Mr. and lira, W. K. Clement, 699 E. Hart. Jan 27. a son. BBL MWEI-L Ta Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brosa- weli, 1828 JB. Taylor. July 8,- son. DEATHS McCTLLOCH- Glenn E. MeCuBoch. E. 37 th and Sherman. July Is. ft raws; crushing tt.4nrMa KELLY Harriett Kelly. 1751 Division. July 19, 39 years; puintonary tnberculosts. , JASPER Mary H. Jasper, . 38 V Sctnryler, tatr . yri vuiutonary tuberculosis. DIVORCES FILED SSEULICK' Joha J. acainst Edith E. iieiiira. KOXOLD Grace asainst Frank W. Knnold. WAGJiON Kats- Ines asainst Saa- H. Was- noa. .-- , . ttX Acnes 3. Tax scainst Alfred D. Lax. BILLING- Edsei scsinst Uary Tlols Bll- lmsa. CHR1STES8EN Leota A. asainst Walter X Christensett. KOFTON Venetla acainst Alfred Knften. EM ITH-r Bessie E. acainst Clarence .Reads Smith., - 3euEX Emily acainst ' Arthur Golden, 4 TAN VLACK Jbeoolea ; F.c acainst r J. . Vsa Vises, - - : - NEW TODAY SO U. S. Shipping Board Auctions TAC0MA, WASH. Tuesday, July 25 ALA3MEDA, CAL. Tuesday, Aug. 8 OFFERINGS INCLUDE Standard Tube Boilers, Locomotive Trains, Scales, Warehouse Trucks, Timber Dollies, Tractors, Plumbing Fixtures, Tanks, Pumps, Blower Sets, consisting of. Fan, High Speed . Reciprocating Steam En gines, Feed Water Heaters and Gauges, Galley Equipment, Office Furniture and Supplies. Paint, Oilrl Varnish, Dry Colors, wire Hope, Lumber, Building Material, Elec trical Equipment. Hand Saws, Bolt- Heading Machines, large quantity J of tools. Cranes, Derricks, switch ing Locomotives, Valves and Pipe Fittings, Machine Tools, Metal and Wood-Working Machinery, Augers, Drills, Hammers, Sh ovels, Wrenches, Belting, Packing, Pul leys, Shafting, Draft Blower Sets, Textiles, Manila Kope, 'Hardware, Wood Preservatives, Railroad Ties, ' VAortfiraA Mntor-ial MprVianirjil t,jeCT.nCai .Diaienai, mecnamcai , Telegraphs, Telephone Poles, " searchlights, Cargo Lights, Nau tical Instruments, Clam Shell Buckets-, etc U. S. Shipping Board Acting by ana through U. S. Ship ping Jioard Emergency Fleet Cor poration. For Catalogues and Further Par ticulars Communicate With GERTH'S REALTY EXPERTS 1(1 West d St, IVew'Tork City local Offices at Either Tard 318 Story Building, Los Angeles, CaL OFFICE ROOMS FORRENT in the JOURNAL BUILDING CORNER BROADWAY AND YAMHILL Suite of 3 rooms on third floor, east light. Ideal for Dentist. - SEE MR. HAMILTON ' BUILDING FLUFF RUGS Uad from your old worn-out carpets. Save naif ta priea of nw rasa Send your ras and woolen cloths Mail Ordera Send for Bookie 0x12 Rus Staam Cleaned S1.M NORTHWEST RUO CO. Cast SBSO 18S East Stk St. A REAL BARGAIN lOOzlM oa East Vster Street Between 3Idrrlsoa and Hawthorn Are. we are offering- this quarter block 20 less than the present market value. For tuatner particulars see ' REYERMAN INVESTMENT CO. .'tit LEWIS BLDG. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 UNDERSIGNED wi ill not b responsibla fog by S. Jayaea or tha Ra- debts eontracted liable Roofing Co., Mania O. Hansen. WILL not be responsible for bills contracted oa account labor and ' materials supplied MEETING NOTICES 102 SCNNTSIDE LODGE NO. 183. A. F. AND A. M. E. 39th and Hawthorne. Epec&l at 7 P. m.. July 22. M. M. de gree. REGCLAB meetings every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 8H 11th street north. Va iting brothers always welcome. Members axe urged to be pres ent. - . : 3. W. DAVIS, N. O. ; W. D. SCOTT. Rec Seey. .o.o.r. ACME REBEKAH LODGE. - L O. O. F., meets the sec ond and fourth Batardays of each month at S V 11th at. An Odd Fellows and Rebeaaha, strangers in city, ar .-welcome. - r - BEATRICE DON CASTES, X. C, ' REBECCA GRAY. Sec. KENTON LODGE KO. 145. A. F. AXD A. M. Picnic at Pentttsola park Satarday evening. July 22. . starting at o'clock. Good Ume for all. There will be a dance in th evening. . . B. HEADLEY. Sec'y. i MEETING NOTICES 102 At. EADER PICNIC Oaks park, afternoon and e-re-aine.i Friday, July 2S. for Nobles. their ladies, snd the kiddies. TICK.ET8 ISSTJKD ONLY rPO.V PRESENTA TION OF 122 CAKIX Gat thesa NOW at recorder's office, 203 Imperial hotel. Visiting Nobles weieoma. By coder of ttkt XSnstrions PotenUtc. : HARVEY BECK WITH, Recorder, TEE stated aeasion of Al Kader tempi, will be held in the Pythian buildinc. West Park and Ysmhiil. Saturday, July 22 at 8 p. ro, Via tine Noble welcome. By. order of the Illustrious Potentata, HARVEY BECK WITH. Recorder. MASONS. ATTENTION" All Masons an cordially inrited t attend a dance on the Swan. Friday. July 21. siran by Sunnyside chapter. Order of Be Molay. Admisioo f 1. Boat leares foot of East Morrison at 8 p. m. GET. . REAZEB GROTTO MOONLIGHT DANCE 'aboard Bluebird. Friday, Aus ust 4. Sale of tickets an nounced later. Masonic, East ern Star. Prophets and Hands rnnteo. TKaets - aao eacu. Head nest Sunday'a papvr. HARRY A. McRAE. THE Portland Antomptire Trades associa tion inn tea all members of the industry to iom in tha rirer frolic Friday night, July 21. The Blue Bird leaves the Jef ferson at. .dock at 8:30 p. m. Tickets 50c per couple. OREGON LODGE NO. 101. A. F. AND A. M." Special com munication Saturday at 7:00 p. m. Work in the M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. LESUE.S. PARKER, beo'y. WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 4C. A. F, AND A. at. Special meeting tomorrow (Saturday) evening, 7 o'clock, E. 8th and Buroside. M. M. degree. EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty: buttons pins, ehanna Jseger Bros.. 181-18$ 6th st. CARDS OF THANKS WE WISH to express our sincere gratitude and amrecio.tinn tA all who mi kituilv ansutjKi and comforted us in our great sorrow over toe Iom of our beloved son and brother, Hubert: also for th man. tnken. nrl ni.rw- sions of esteem in his memory. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shoemaker, tiien. Josephine snd Flor ence. WE wih to thank those who were so kind to assist ns at the time of the death of our beloved son and for the beautiful floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCulloch. DEATH NOTICES 103 KLEIN At Hot Springs. Ark.. July 12, J. A. Klein, aged 66 years, member of Ma sonic fraternity and Multnomah camp No. 77, W. O. W. Remains aro at the Conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder street. Notice of services will apr pear in a later issue. SIMMONS July 20, at the lata residence. 152 East 4 7th at.. A. L Simmons, aged 64 yean. The remains are at Flnley's mort uary, Montgomery at 5 th. Notice of funeral hereafter. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 KIN NET July 19, at the home of her ton. 1047 Corbetf street, Annie Christine Kin ney, ace 68 years, wife of the late Jacob Kinney, mother of P. W.. W. C..J. C. and Edward Kinney. Remains are at the resi dential funeral home of Downing Sc. Benefiel, East Seventh and Multnomah streets, where services will be held Saturday. July 22, at ! vi ted. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. i SCHOMACKER In this cfty. July 20, Ger i trade, aged 57 years, wife of John Scho : maker, mother of Sophie M. and Edward D. Schomacker and sister of Prank and Edward Bentxen of Garden Horns, Or. : Henry Bentzen ( of San Francisco, CaL. snd Mrs. A dole Rich I ardsen of Sauries Island, Or. The funeral 1 service will be held Saturday. July 22, at 2:80 i p. m,. at Flnley's mortuary. Montgomery, at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service, j Crescent Grovo cemetery. ABRAHAMSON At his lata residence. 846 18 th st Rer. Robert Abrahamson, husband of Anna Abrahamson, and father of Mrs. Maier Kaspr of Wspato. Wash. ; Nissim of Hoquiam. Wash., and Miss Pearl Abrahamson. Funeral services wHl b held Sundov. July 23, 1022, at 10:30 a. m., from tho Con gregation Aharai Sholom, Park and Clay sts. Interment in Ahavai Sholom cemetery. Ke rn a ins at the late residence. KINNEY July 19. at the home of ber son, 1047 Corbetiv st., Annie Christine Kinney, aged 68 years, wife of the late Jacob Kinney, mother of P. W., W. C.. J. C. and Edward Kinney. Remains are at the residential funeral home of Downing It Benefiel, East 7 th and. Multnomah, where services will be held Saturday. July 22. st 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. HENDRY At the- residence. 4142 52d Ft. 8. E., July 19, Jojerh L. Hendry, aged 71 years, beloved father of D. H. and George M Hendry, both of Portland. The funi-ral serv ices will be held Saturday, July 22, at 2 p. m.. at the above residence. Interment Mt Scott cemetery. Arrangements in care of Miller A Tracer. FARRELL The funeral cortege of the late Lucr Farrell will leave th. tmMm.. oao rHawthorne ave., Saturday. July 22d. at' 8 :3o a. m.: thence to St. Stephens church, where mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment Rose City cemetery. .Arrangements in care of Miller V Tracer. McALPIN In this city, July 19, Jim R. McAlpin, aged 67 yean. The funeral services will be held from the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors. Inc. 414 E. Alder R.tiinl.. l..i at 2:80 i. m. Friends invited. Interment at Multnomah cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 East Side Funeral Directors F. C inJNNlSftt. 1MO. "The Family bla tha PriM- 414 E Alder rt. Fhone East S3 Edward liolman & Son THIRD AMD HALMUH MAIN V7 Snook WheaSdon FUNERAL DlKSCTUUlt BUJCttSBORS TO BKKEZJs sMtMS. BELMUfTT AT SaTH TAikJtl Lerch, Undertaker KAirr elkVenth and uawiuoui PHONE KAST OTS1 sa. st. jSTVrrETTSTTTf A. D. Kenworthy Sz.Co. " w. p. at. Aoto. ls-31 .. Finley's Mortuary' MONTGOMERY AT FTFTH. Mini Ji TRACk yaerWadeVt tuoeil dl tt Klla St. -. moa ra. wssbinctBj croaaway- asoi. Auto il44. LaTABLISHilKNT 01 WILLIAMS AVK. WALNUT t220. . at, uuLUuAiiiki' H C i .,1! I4-2V KHilnssworUl yZT l30a i -. as mn.ti.Ktt ntnarai parlor with aQ tIhIaLT,' " "r 1 mT Fa-Ol BflOiaiMf 2tl2 infn --, A. Re Zeller Co. 'prtSS Tin: PORTIA XD MORTUARY. Morrisoaat 1 2ti. w side. Broadway 0430. MONUMENTS 10S (OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKSl f CcOUlTT ItaMCEOAXS r tgTWRO Pi HE STS. PHOm CT43 j FLORISTS 107 Smith's Flower Shop "Portland" Piogresstv norMT " Flowers for All Ueeaatocss ' Mara 721ft. X. U. Lake, Mac, ts and Aids !jwspHjuiwjg 1C7 Martin&ForlJss Comisanv SS WABM1NGTOI ST " MAIM S ' . ' riNBl ftOWlCUB FOB Alii UWAsilUNS ART1ST1CALLX AJUtAUKU ; ' - - Irvington Laurelhurst Company General garden work. : Call up . for Saw wSkUtii. V-V Taboiv8698 .. . .ill ssMititniv l 7709 1 LOST AND FOUND 10 LOST A suitcase, Wednesday evening, on 4 2d st or Powell Valley road. It contained children' wearing apparel awTmoney. be longs to a poor lady with 4 children and hus band is in CaL for health. Fleas call Auto. 833-28. - LOST On Portland Heights Thursday night. wire haired terrier pup. T months old, white body and legs, head marked snd tail Waek. Reward. 499 Montgomery Drivs. Faon Main 130S. " LOST Black i imitation leather handbag, oa east sid. Contains clothing , and import act papers with address of - owner. Call Ta bor 7204. Reward. LOST At Oaks Park Wednesday. on -Logan patent streetcar pull register and straps. Return to. C H- Steffen. Oaks Park. laberaj reward. LOST-Eastern Star pin. Park blocks or down town: also 2 months ago. gray tweed cape, black fringe trimming. Main 8018. LOST White male English bulldog, ears clipped, black or dirty spot on left shoulder; reward. American wauway a.xpiw w LOST Tuesday, near loth and W suing- .. n nitAnla ra- uiu, nuoowu kxvu, . , ward. Broadway 2tto4, Ask lor Mrs, lam LOST One brown Boston bull, answer to tha - name of "Jerry." White rinsaround neck, white breast; reward. Call Tabor 1850. LOST (50 bill by working boy who has to mtk good; liberal reward to Imdsr. Ta bor 8917. . LOST A kit of plumbing repair supplies. Ro ward. Lost sear 11th and Everett. Walnut 107 8. LOST Purse containing 2 $20 bills, pen, check for $10.25. 115 reward if re turned to police station. GOLD WRIST watch, Thursday night, June 20, at Swiss hall. 3d and Jefferson or 27th and Alberta. Walnut 1820. Reward. LOST Rebekah lodge pin in downtown dis trict. Call Aut 812-08. LOST Lady's gold wrist watch. South Pied mont. Return td 1035 Albina ave. Reward. EDUCATIONAL 200 BEGIN EARNING MONEY QUICKLY Enroll for day or summer school at this great businass college, th training school tea success. Coarse inelnd comptometer, staaoc rapny. banking, bookkeeping, private secre tariat. Write ox phoo Maui OWW foe irse catalogue. Fowrth near Morrison, foreland. VIOLIN complete with everything needed for the student and lessons free during vacation. Special sale only (35 and the leas elaborate models only (22. Pay $1 a week and get a fine start in music during this sale. Eiiera. main floor Euers Mosio bldg. MOLEU bAHMtK IVLUKiJR wiU teach the trade in eight weeks; receive sosae pay whue learning; positions secured. Writ or call for catalogue. 234 Burnsid st. DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Alisky Bide., 3d and Morrison OPEN THE YEAR ROUND MEN. women, leara oar Dei trade; wages who learning. Oregon Barber Cuiiegs, 388 Mad ison St. LEA UN TELEGRAPH I Railway Telegraph institute. 484 Railway Kxchang bids. Day and night rises s HELP WANTED MALE 201 SHOPMEN WANTED THE SPOKANE. PORTLAND V SEATTLE RAILWAY COMPANY HAS POSITIONS OPEN AT PORTLAND. OREGON. AND VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON, FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF SKILLED MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS COACH PAINTERS .PASSENGER CAR REPAIRERS APPLY AT ROOM 830 PITTOCK BLOCS WANTED Shopmen for California and Nevada " COMPETENT BOILERMAKERS AND HELPERS. MACHINISTS AND WELDERS FOR RAIROAD SERVICE IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA. TOP WAGES. WITH TIME AND A HALF FOR OVER EIGHT HOURS PERMANENT WORK FOR MEN WHO MAKE GOOD. FREE TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVELING EXPENSES FROM PORTLAND. , APPLY AT 809 PITTOCK BLOCK. WE OFFER permanent connection .with earn-' tags WORTH WHILE to house to boos salesmen; a proposition of merit; excellent re peat business; no delivering; Portland and vi cinity 11 12-13 Northwestern Bank bidg. SPECIAL opening for one man with sates ex perience. Work tn business section, some thing new; pays big. Newspaper or mags si no men take notice. 428 Exchange bldg.. 2d and Stark. STRIKE At 803 Stock Exchange: salary no object. 'Bring 38. WANTED Man with salesman's ability sad handle other men; salary .3100 to start. J-159. Journal - PARTNER in ostsolisbad woodssw business; plenty work; small investment; auk frost 83 to 310 a day. 80S Swetlacd bldg. "BIG corporation wants dean-cat saJesman to handle business tn local field. Apply to Mr. Sadd. 202 Title tc Trust bidg. . WANTED Spinner. Apply Pendleton Woolen mills. v si.. roratBO. THREE first class salesmen, no ethers need apply, bet. 11 and 1. 832 Pittoek block. WANTED at once, man to' learn svlcardaiac mod retreading. ';au sa Hawthorne. WANT; flrst-dasa man . for watch repairing. HEADQCARTEBS for cook, a 48 hk X. 2d. Bdwy.28a. for coskt and kitchen he In. -4S J' " w?.ftf. ' - AGENTS ' WANTED Big money for Uvea wires. Apply Renew .Polish Co-t 283 Main. VHEE rent, nice room for . man to nrm few yam. x.anv eouo. i u tnKW ave. K WANTED Station men to tafc cootrsct work LATHER - WANTED Phone SeUwood 243S. FLORISTS KELP WANTED MALE 201 . MEN WANTED ; FOR SERVICE AS RAILROAD MACHIN ISTS. BOILERMAKERS. BLACKSMITHS. HIGH-TENSION LINEMAN AND GBOCND- MEN. iCLECTRICIANS. SHEET V atETAL WORKERS. COPPERSMITHS. TIXSKliS. CAB INSPECTORS. CAR BrTPATBEBS. . t - -radar strik condition Vest aplairied by Chilrmsa Baa W. Hooper of tha United States lailroad labor board Bi his statement of 3uSj 1. reading a follow: la this case th conflict Is sot between th employer sad tb oppressed employes. Tha people of this aountryy through aa act of congress, signed by President Wil . bob, sstahlinhed tribunal to decid such disputes over wages sad working condi tions, which ar submitted to it tn a proper soanner. It is th decision of this tribunal against which the shop crafts ar striking. Regardless of say Question of the right of th men to strike, th man who take the strikers' places are merely accepting the wages and working conditions pre scribed by a government tribunal and are performing s publie service. They ar not accepting th wages snd working oooiU- Hons which so employer' is., trying to im pose. For this reason, public sentiment and fall government power will protect th men who remain in their position and new men who may com in. ADEQUATE PROVISIONS. HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THE FULL PROTECTION OF ALL NEW EMPLOYES. THE SAMS AS OLD EMPLOYES WHO HAVE REMAINED LOY ALLY AT WORK. APPLICANTS SHOULD APPLY TO THE OFFICE OF THE SUPER INTENDENT AT PORTLAND 'UNION STA TION) OR TO THE ASSISTANT SUPERIN TENDENT AT ROSEBURG. J.H. DYER, General Manager, Southern Paclrlo Co. WANTED BY GREAT NORTHERN Machinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths Sheetmetal Workers Coach Carpenters Car Repairers Electricians Welders At wages authorized by United States Labor Board Apply at Nearest Shop or Division 's Office Free Transportation HAVE good position for young man about 20 to 25 year old. who wants to work from 6:30 to 11 p. m. Prefer young man attending dental, college or Reed college. Work permanent. Requires per son who like to meet the public over the counter and answer telephone. Very little to do after 8:30 p. m. Could easily do some studying after that hour. X-1000. Journal. ' WANTED Carnival Co. eoncession naires for Lincoln county fair, Sept. 6. 7, 8 and 9. Address box 438. To ledo. Or. MAGAZINE men. city work, new proposition, no money ; collected in advance ; five orders s day pays 846 per week. More in proportion. 428 Exchange bldg., 2d and Stark. SALESMEN, ATTENTION We have the two fastest selling auto mobile sceessorie on the market if yon can produce. Apply-627 Division st. YOUNG men for railway news service; blue aerg suit snd 325 security required. 131 N. 0th St. WANTED EXPERIENCED WEAVERS. AF- PLY PORTLAND HW1JJ1 HiLUi. 11- PTRE 0818. , WANTED Electrician to win 13-room apt. boom. Take part pay in rent. Phone Main 6884. 868 3th st. - HELP WANTED FEMALE 204 GIRL wanted for general housework; one that knows something about cooking. Good home. like position 'or the right girl. Apply lr. Bach. BellvWw Sanitarium. Lents. Foster sad Spring roads. Ant. 816-88. WANT someone to help with children . and do light housework. Heavy laundry sent out. This is not s hard place. 320 per month. Treated as one of tha family. Steady place. 4815 E. 75tfa st. Auto. 613-04. A CLTUBED woman almost 30 for high class , work giving largo returns; $35 weekly np possible. See Mm. . MacKinnon, Congress hotel, after 10 a. ro.. or phone Atwater 6060. WANTED -Aecomraodation girl; waiting ta bles and washing dishes: 8 hoar a day, 8 day a week. 813 Per week. SeUwood Restau rant, 1673 Vs . 18 th rt. " WANTED Middle aged or elderly lady to do light housework. . No objection to 1 child. Apply - ErroU Heights Store. 5 2d and 75th eve. Phone Aut. 638-20. MIDDLE AGED, lady to stay with elderly pie on farm snd do light housework; 318 per month. Q-136.. Journal. ASt UlsU. ta MM of mead, apply t tbe Isarvatsoa Army Jteseoe Hnsse. starts lr and Ahxaader eta. Pnowe statu MOO. U-st car. WANTED Girls to leara beauty cuioure; thoroughly taught. Betty Jan Hair Shop, room 401. Raleigh bldg. Bdwy. 3500. , MAID" wasted for general housework; mast be good plain cook ; 8 roosa bungalow. 3 in family. Tabor B78. " WANTED EXPERIENCED WEAVERS. AP PLY PORTLAND WOOLEN MILLS. EM PIRE 0815. . WANTED Neat ! yowng lady lor Utlit house- work. CaU Main 4146 or Main 8370. WAVTED Competent girl for general, hum. work on farm. Call Atwater 8226. . ' WANTED Woman to work. Inquir between 6 and 8 tn th evening. 1102 First st. GREGG ahorthand taacht pcirately, by. expert. Broadasy 4118. HELP WANTED FEMALE 204 YOUNG graduate or foot! practical nurso wanted: asod nerraanent hmna-like nost- tion. Help with lujht hooaework. Small salary to atart. Jlrali . IWiUrir Kinltirium. Dr. Bach. Lenta. Fester and Snrsaa - road. Phone Aut. 618-93. THK WOJSfcrrTJ FKOTIECTtVal DtVlMION. city of lNrtktnd otters its service si nururs pertaining th wetfar and prut tusn of women and gt: sntemew contidi ttaL 614 Worcestar bivlg-, 3d and. Utt Phono Broadway 7428. LADIES to travel. 330 week and axpenaes. -my ur ouiaxie towns. 3 a day. Alotai Ramapo. room 80S. Airs. Jones. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE Raspberry picrkrIC r-.,,;-I 205 datioas. or wiU carry to and from car. Isaat SOLICITORS for high class toliet praparv. wm. asorgan otug. SITUATIONS WAjnTJ-MALE 2S1 F AI fv?.HANGINO. 30 CENTS A ROLL. PARTING AND TINTING REASONABLE. SPLENDID WORK QUICKLY AND CLEAN- ' " ,iP0xE- E-ST SIDE. TABOB 0188; -WEST SIDE. BROADWAY 2662. Let m give you aa estimate oa your wir ing before letting your contract. Licensed electrician, v tlnut 5SI, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A ROLL '' TT1rk IB VasTa-in e nrMMfil J. J. BROWNSON, PAINTING CONTRACTOR ntmm as is. CARPENTER will build garages; wiU build, remodel or ' reshingle house. For any ear. "t wots eau vvalnut 6676. CARPENTER-Esti mates given on repair work: hv yifvsw nuk - ouuy aet .... uw. . S uln HQV. GARDENER and -reenhouse man, experienced.' good worker and re liable; reference; want -"-"r uiace. r-oa. journal. CALL Cheap Charley, th basement Tabor 0064. Giv at your work, or w both lose money. P ALN TING, paperhanging and tinting ; price reasonable; work guaranteed. Shop 1S6S Hawthorne ave. Tabor 1722 WOULD like to have a contract of cutting cordwood; good reference. U-130. JoornaL CEMENT foundations, houses raised, cement work of all kinds, reasonable. Atwater 8365. BRICKLAYER, Al mechanic; fireplace gt specialty. Phone Ant. 819-39. RESHI.VGLIXG 10 years in city, good worfc guaranteed. Atwater 8761. SHINGLE R, 12 J ears' experience: ali work absolutely guaranteed. Walnut 0907. FAINTING and tinting; good work; reason, able: hsv tool?. Walnut 8086. PAPERING, tinting, inside, painting, floors stippled and varnished, cheap. Tabor 82 S A ANYTHING in concrete and cement worki have mixer. Aut. 820-62. ROOFS RESHINGLE ll A SPECL1LTX PHONE TABOR 9484. V. W McCORMACK. cement contractor 1 one-half ck mixer. SeUwood 1880. GARDENER wsnta work m or near aty.Phooe East 5916. tt rr 1.1 RING dona very reasonable h h- wm or by the job, feast ao PAINTING. TINTING. ALL r PRANCHST REASONABLE. VA-1L BROS. Wdln. 38aa CAKPNIEK contractor to build your new home t repair old one. Aut. 630-23. CARPENTER, ana contractor. Jobbing. aaJC thing in the building line. Phono KTasaa SCREENS made to oroer; old screen doors and windows repaired. East 9884. HARDWOOD FLOORS By day or contract." Reference. 1496 Rodney sve. Wffll slsT BASEMENTS. gTading, general teaining;coi act or day work. Aut. 622-35. STESOGRAPHIG position by ex-servica man; wm leaver city, h-bo, journal. FIRST CLAR3 auto mechanic wsnU position in garage. Empire 0285. EXCAVATING General teaming.- Atwater 1808. CEMENT WORK, guaranteed, all kinda Karl Battee A Co.. SelL 919.- ROOFS repaired and painted; tin and paper roof covered with aphaltnm. Tabor 929. OLD shingle roofs made as good ss new; guar anteed 10 years. Call Tabor 8274. , EXCAVATING, grading, general team work, by day or contract. Wood lawn 1685. PAPER HANGING. REPAIR WORK. PAINTING, TINTING. 8ELLWOOD 8906. FOR excavating snd grading. Tabor 9063. SITUATIONS FEMALE 254 MIDDLE AGED woman, economical and com potent, would like a position - a housekeeper in an apartment house or motherless home. Box 304. Rout 2, Milwsnkle, Or. GIRL of 16 would like, assistant position in small private home. Home address 166 East 13th St.. Portland. A. C. Basmnssen, HOME canning don. Work guaranteed: fruit -fio s Quart; vegetables, 8c. Mrs. W, C Finch, Aut. 621-80. WILL care for small children at my home; charge reasonable, Mrs. Paul Bora. . Rai nier, nr. EXPERIENCED lady wants houaecleaning or other work. Walnut 6303. EXPERIENCED lady wants bundle washing to take home. Call Broadway 3047. DAY work or bundle washing. Call Broad way 1764. LADY waots day work. Main 0558, room 1. DRESSMAKING - 256 DRESSMAKER, designer, Chicago and Eng lish cxp?rence, is opening connectiona -as Pcrtland by the day: style, workmanship guaranteed. Aut. 616-09. HEMSTITCHING, any color, 6c. Boom 403 Raleigh bldg. 827 Washington st. Bdwy. 3742. - HEMSTITCHING white. 6c per ysrd straight, Button St Plaiting Shop, 509 Royal bldg. DRESSMAKING, reasonable.' 122 12th at. corner Washington. Phone Bdwy. 6970. HEMSTITCHING, any color. 7o yard, whil yon wait. Buttons. 209 Aliaky bldg. ALL KINDS of dressmaking don reasonably. Main 2668. EXPERIENCED Main 8156. dressmaker, daily. Phons EXPERIENCED dressmaker. ladies' tailoring. by the day. Ref. Tabor 8120. NURSES 257. SPECIAL. prices daring July. 1001 Brosd- way bidg. Main 5854, BABIES or ' small children cared for by trained nurse in her home. Tabor 4141, NURSE will ear for patient in her home; desirable location. Tabor 8788, FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 300 CALL at Y. M. C A. tor trea li-of moderate priced room for young men la tl pans of -th city, including . rooms as Central Y. M- O, A., telephone in eacsv mom, tnower catos. elun faciliuea. HOTEL NKTHKltlAMja, 1.6 18tb st si Waanrngtoa 14 nek sir clans, center of Portland's business and social activities; r spactabi. apotlea rooms, 38 week; (1 a day np; with private bath, 82 a day. THE BARTON . Clean, furnished rooms, 8 2. SO per wk. and. np; also light bosekeeping. 455 Alder st. "HILLCBEST HOTEL, 783 WASHINGTON- Boom with or without bath; modern. Batos by day, week or month. FURNISHED rooms, rloa in; hot and eold .mmj, cigag, ooj xom. jqain ossi.- $2.73 WK.. uuiet place for bachelors: waik- ' wwbkk rooms. 713 Mill. CLE A X modern rooms; not and cold water. 83.60 week pp. .565H Washington. ; UNF1jlNISHED ROOMS 300-A HASELET APTS. 8 - targe; cool outside . rooms, tinfurnished, modern, private bath: phone, adnlta only. 345. 868 13th st. - FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 301 A REAL HOME FOR B C 8 IN ES 3 P EOPLF" WELL FURNISHED AND CLEAN. ALSO FRIVATE GARAGE. 414 MARKET, COR NER OF HTlf tST. . . ALWAYS cool. Large, light rooms, summer prices. - Two beds may be had; noma nrivi- tegea Miia 1640. . 195 K. 22d st. XICELY 'furnished J too-,, kitchen privilegs. reasonable, ail modern cunvenisneea. ti.i- 9185. t 7fr6 Irving. FRONT room m private home, clean, auietl modern, west side, close in. Beterence re nired. Many 4640.' 3 i FURNISHED ROOMS IN CLEAN, HOD. T ERN . BUNGALOW. LARGE PORCHES PLEASANT FRONT BOOM IN PRIVATf FAMILY. 3 E.- CARUTHERS ST. LARGE, weU furnished room, modern, close in. 38 Hoyt st. Bdwy. 1683. SUITE of furnished rooms and gsrage for rent East 9041. ONE room, tar ni, reasonable. t 364 fj - gene st. ... NICE, clean bedroom far youn lady. 810 art month. 628 6th it, - - - A PLEASANT airy room wUh sang for rent. Tabors 8458, -.- . - .. ... (Continued on FtUowina Pace) Vl't f 1 ; t i 4P
