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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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COOPERATIVE
GRAIN GROWERS.
CHARTER VESSEL
George A. Westgate, sales manager
of the "Northwest Wheat Growers' as
sociation, has placed the first charter
for the "farmers, the; Japanese
steamship Baltimore Maru, 4013 tons,
September loading of rev crop gTain.
The Baltimore ilaru Is a ISuaukl boat
and Is an old trader ut f this port.
Her destination will ba : the United
Kingdom for orders. J
Chartering of offshore tonnage for
full cargoes is a new departure on the
part of the- wheat growers and is a de
parture on the part of the cooperative
grain men. While the Northwest
Wheat .Growers' association has been
engaged in business for some time,
their sales foreign have been handled
by other exporters.
The addition of the Japanese liner
to the en route tonnage for grain
brings the list on the board at -the
Merchants, Exchange vp to 10. This
amount of tonnage is- represented by
three exporters, the Northern Grain
Ac Warehouse company, Kerr, Gifford
& Co. and the Northwest Wheat Grow
ers' association. Other exporters re
fuse to give out charters.
EAT5ASGEE WILL LOAD
LUMBER 0 COLI MBIA RITE R
.Ravnanger, a -Norwegian steamship,
2004 tons, has been taken on a six
months' time charter for lumber, op
tion three ports. It is reported that
she will load on the Columbia river'
for Halifax. Charter Calls for delivery
and redelivery in the United States.
The vessel is now en route from the
Canadian, port to the Pacific side.
Lumber trade in all directions is
firmer, t is particularly heavy in the
intercoastal trade. The big deliveries
are now at New York. During the last
month Halifax has. been taking some
lumber.
During the past year three steam
ships of the Nielsen line were operated
in Una lumber trade out of Portland,
principally to the Orient. The time has
run out and the steamships have been
taken by Kerr, Gifford & Co., for grain
loading for the L'nited Kingdom. Ex
porters have a number of charters
fixed for new crop loading, but are
slow to give them out. On the board
at the Merchants Exchange only the
Northern Grain & Warehouse company
and Kerr, Gifford show as having ton
nage en route.
The first full cargo to load will be
the Koranton. a British steamship un
der charter to Kerr, Gifford & Co. She
will start loading about the middle of
the month.
FREIGHTS COXTIXTJE WEAK
New York. Aug-. 5. (I. N. S.)
Ocean freight rates continue weak and
.. small demand for tonnage. Quotations
- today are : United Kingdom, 2s 3d to
2s 6d ; Germany (H. and B-), 10c to 12c ;
France ( AtlanticKlOc to 15c.
cargo fair.
General
ALL ALONG- THE WATERFRONT
The steamship Rose City, with pas
sengers and freight from San Fran
cisco, is due at Ainsworth dock tomor
row afternoon.
The steamship Hannawa of the Columbia-Pacific
Shipping company,
shifted Saturday morning from Inman
Poulsen mills to terminal No. 1. She
will sail Monday for South China.
The steamship Steel Ranger will take
lumber for the Atlantic ide at Colum
bia City.
The motorship Boobyalla. from Saji
Frangisco, with general cargo. Is dis
charging at Supple dock.
The Dutch steamship TJileboet, of
the Java-Pacific litie, will finish late
Saturday and clear for Batavia via
Hongkong.
POSITIONS OF VESSELS
Radio reports by Federal THeeraph gire
the position of the following yeasela at S
p. m.. August 4 :
EHlwnrtii (noon), Portland for San Pe
dro. 26 milee south. Cape Blanco.
Horace X. Baxter. San Francisco for Se
attle. 180 milei from Seattle.
W. F. Hrtrin, Prt O.wta for Seattle.
6 7 milee north of Sin Francisco.
Henry S. Grore, Saa Francisco for Port
land. 15 miies south of Cape Mendocino,
Frank H. Buck. Monterey for Axon, 2 3
nvlt from Atoh.
Fred Baxter, Ererett for San Pedro,
79 miles from Pan Tedro.
T Puriaizna, Martioez for Portland, 630
miiea from Portland.
By Radio From North Head
Jeptha, San Francisco for Tacoma. 610
miie nortli of San Franciaco.
ITrace X. Baxter, San Francisco for
Seattle. 160 miles from Seattle.
By Natal radio:
StPfl Voyager, San Francisco for Portland.
147 miles from Colnmbia river.
Santarita, Seattle for San Pedro, 1018
miies from San Pedro.
Quinaait. Tacoma for San Pedro, 12 miles
fn-m Tacoma.
llanW, off Umatilla light Tesael.
News of the Port
; ArrrVaJs Augutt 8
',' Admiral Goodrich, American ateamer. from
. San Francico Tia Eureka and Coos Bay; paa-
senders and general.
Koobyaila, American, motorship, from San
Frnfisco; generai.
it S5lano, American steamer, from San Pedro:
MARINE ALMANAC
Weather at River' MouUt
North Head, Aug. !j Condition at the
mouth of the river at noon: Sea, smooth;
wind, northwest, seven miiea; weather, cloudy.
Portland humidity at noon, 65.
DAILY RIVER HEADINGS
- a. n.. Pacific Time.
Hirer
Temp.
'J. X
rr y 2
5
S3
Station
,UmafiEa
Albany . .
Seiem . . .
25
20
7. M)f 2(0.00!
1.2L o;o.oo
i.e.t-o.iio.oo
2.oL.0.3iO.OO
S.6:'0.3.M
93 60
S3 40
83 ' 62
i" "6
50
Oreo City.. 12
rorutna . . 1 to
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette rirer at Portland will re-
1 main nearly stationary durini the next three
l days excep r as ail ec ted. by the tide.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astcria. Aue. 5. Left up at 1 a. m., ateam
er West O'Bowa; saiied it 2 l m , steamer E.
H. Meyer, for San Franciaco; sailed at 4 a.
m , liuich amer Slmaloer, for 5aa Fran
cisco. Boatcm. Aug. 4. Arrired, steamer TTm. A.
3icK.enney, frpm Portland, and way porta, for
New York. J
Aberdeen. Xuff. 4. -Arrired. steamer Atlas,
from San Francisco, via Astoria.
Yokohama, Aug. 1 ArnTed, steamer West
Kader, from Portland. 1
Balboa, Acs. 3. Sailed, steamer Cold Har
bor, from New Tork and way ports, for Port
land. Cristobal, A lie. 3 Sailed, steamer Cold
Harbor, from New York and way porta, for
Portland,
Astoria, An. 4. Arrived lit 12:03 and left
up at 8:30 p. m., steamer Admiral Goodrich,
from San Francisco and way ports; arrived at
12:40 and left up at: S I 5 p. m.. motorship
Boobyalla, from San Francisco; am Ted at
4:23 and left up at 5 :30 p. am., steamer Steel
Kaiieer. from ErereU: sailed at S:3w p. m.,
steamer Ryder Hanify, for San Pedro; sailed
at 10 p. m , Japanesisteamer Ibukisan Mara,
(or Shanghai and way; ports; arriTed at 9:30
and leJt up at 11 p. m., steamer Solaaor trasa
San Pedro.
Saa Francises, An. , 4. Sailed at 9 a. nv.
steamer La Purisjma, for Portland : arrtred
Dutch steamer Eemdlik from Fortland.1 for
Hotierdam: sailed at 1 p, sa , steamer Rose
City, for Portland: arrrred at 6 p. ns., steamer
Senator, rosa Podia Bd, for Ssa Pedro and Sam
Dieo; saOed at 6 p. ta., aieamer Admiral Far
ntat froaa Baa XXeo and way parts, for
Portland; sailed at 6! iv m., - steamer FMix
Taussig-, from, Portland and Pucet 8ooad, for
New York and way ports; armed at 3:30 a.
Tide at Astoria 8 a day
High water. Low water.
a. m. ft. s :3j a. m. o.i n.
11 :39 p. m. 7.1 ft. " C :35 p. m. 2.2 ft.
Seaside High water 9 mln. earlier.
Seaside Low- water 21 rniin. earlier.
ra. , motorahip Babinda, from Portland, for Baa
Pedro.
Seattle. Aug. 4. Arrived, steamer Katrina
Luskenbaeh, from New York and way pons,
via Portland; arrived, steamer Anxonan, rcno
New York and way porta, for Portland.
Baa Pedro, Asa. 4. Sailed, learner Daisy
Putnam, far Portland, Tia San Francisco; tr
ni, Swedish motorship BuUantn. from Mid
dleboro. E., for San Francisco and Portland;
sailed, stauner Dakotae, from New York and
way porta, for Saa Francisco. Fuget Sound and
Portland; sailed, steamer El Segundo, for Port
land: sailed, steamer FlaL for Columbia river.
Kaa Praneisco, Ana. 5. Arrived Georyina
Rotph, Astoria, 8 -0 a. m. : Santa Ana. New
York, 4:50 a. m. ; Frank H. Buck, Monterey.
4 :50 a. ra. ; Loch Katrine. Rotterdam, 3 :10 a.
m. ; Standard Arrow, Yokohama, 8:30 a. ni.
Sailings None.
Vetseit to Arrive
Vessels . From Date.
Battta Luckenbaeh. . .Mobile Am. 6
Willamette Ian Fma . . .Aug. 6
Rose City San Fran .... Aug. 6
Admiral Farragut 8. Diego-way . . Auk. 7
Yngaren San Fran. . . . . Aug. 0
Henry S. Grove Baltimore ... .Ana. 6
Romulus Tacoma Aug. i
Wert Jessop ...Seattle ...... Aug. 7
Arizonan .
... lark Ana 8
. . Seattle Aug. 9
. . Baltimore .... A us. s
. .Hail Aug. 9
. . New York. Aug., 9
...San Fran. ...Aug. 6
Mobile City
Santa Rosa
Loch Katrine ...
F. J. Luckenbaeh.
Yngarea
Wabash
Birmingham City
New York Am. 10
Tew Orleans.. .Aug. 10
Vessels to Depart
For
Vessels
Deet.
, . . .Ans. 5
. . Aug. 7
. . . Aug. 7
...Aug. 7
. .Aug. 8
. . . Aug. 8
.... Aug 8
. . .Aug. 9
. .Aug.
. . . Aug. a
. . . All. 1 U
. . Atia. 12
. . .Aug. 12
Berth.
Admiral Goodrich
Hannawa
Annette Rolph . ,
Detoo
TjUeboe
Mandasan Maru
TJnita
Romulus
. . 8. S.-Way
, . . Orient . . .
. . 8. F.-Pedro
-.New Yora. .
. . Japan
. . Orient
. . Montreal
. . Weet Coait
Rose City
Sin Fran
F. J. Luckenbaeh New York
Santa Rosa . .
. . . New York.
Mobile City
Yucarea . . .
VcskIj
New York
Europe . .
V assets In Port
Annette Rolph . .
SU Helena
Ayaha Mara Rainier
Admiral ( ioodnch
Daisy Mathews
Llefiauoo ............
Hannawa . .
Koranton
Maadaaan Maru ......
Thos. Crowley
Tjilboet
Trinidad
Vnita
Wahkeena
tVapama
Delco
Orleans
Boobyalla
Steel Ranger . . ,
Solano . .
West O'Rowa
Steel Voyager
. Terminal No.
St. Helens
Dodoes
. Terminal No. 4
. . . . O-W. Dock
S. P. Dock
AVestiort
, . . Inman-Ponlsen
. . . Tongue Point
. . . .Tongue Point
Westport
St Helens
Weetpcrt
Westport
Supple
. . .Columbia City
Clark Wilson
. . Terminal No. 1
Astoria
Kidnapers Send
Warning Note to
Hubbard Woman
Oregon City, Aug. 6. "If you knew
what you are facias you would shriek
twith horror '"
This, was the warning, written on
a piece of note paper, that was pushed
under the door of the home of Mrs.
M. J. MeKilop of Hubbard several
weeks agro, prior to an attempt by an
unidentified man to kidnap her. Details
of the case became known yesterday.
when the matter was presented to the
authorities.
.
About five days ago, the sheriff was
told, while Mrs. MeKilop was on her
way to her chicken house, she was
seized. Attracted by the woman's
screams, her husband came up. On
his approach the man dropped his
victim and escaped, leaving a sample
of his coat tail on the barb wire Tence.
Several other notes had been received,
but no attention was paid to them, as
the threats were comparatively veiled.
What the affair means the authorities
are at a loss to state. An investigation
Is under way.
Shoes Not Mated;
Wearer Is Facing
Charge of Larceny
The sudden flash of prosperity, so
often xthe cause of a crook's downfall,
caught Henry Helzer. police court
character, in the meshes of the law
Friday night when Inspectors Horack
and Hamrick saw him wearing some
new shoes.
Helzer, Zi, was never seen in new
shoes before, the detectives aver. They
approached him, whereupon a closer
inspection revealed that the new shoes
were not mates. Helzer then broke
down and admitted stealing the shoes,
as well as the coat he wore, from
North End merchants.
Now he Is in jail, facing charges of
larceny and vagrancy.
Quiz Army Officers
On Auto Smashes
An examination by military officers
from the Vancouver, Washr., barracks,
preliminary to court martial proceed
ings against Captains Mack Lynch and
Thomas Harris, who were arrested by
Portland police July 22 in an auto
mobile in which some liquor was
found, Is being conducted at police
headquarters today. Captain Harris
was dismissed by Municipal Judge Ek
wall August 1, on charges of drunk
enness, but Captain Lynch was fined
$125 for possessing liquor and driving
while intoxicated.
Salesman Is Fined,
Sentenced to Jail
Howard Pollock, salesman for the
Standard Oil company, was fined 375
and sentenced to 20 days in jail, 15
suspended, by Municipal Judge Ek
wail this morning, after Patrolmen
Smythe and Rag-an testified in court
that Pollock nearly ran down half a
dozen pedestrians at Sixth and Wash
ington streets Friday night. Pollock
was charged with driving while Intoxi
cated. Of one ton capacity. . factory truck
has been equipped with extension legs
which can be thrust against a floor by
operating a crank to elevate its load.
IHal statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John S. Hubbard, 21, Montaaa, Wash., and
Roberta Edmoonds. 18. Portland. Or. .
Rudolph E. Reisschel. 21. 481 Lesiaitasi
street, and Clara U Kane, 18. 894 East
C&rrutbers street.
Joseph K. Harstead. 24. Cbetop apart
ments, and Helen p. Downey. 24, Chepota
apartaaenta.
Waiter G. CeBocc, 30. lOOS East Salmon
street, and Ethel Love, 23, 1 503 East Sixth
street north.
John F. Carson. 30, 672J 3 Sth s venue
8 EL, and Marine O. Epton. 2). 1508 East
Sixth street north-
Biohard G. Hubbard. 21, SS Holgata bibot
irg. and Letsa L. Baraett. 18, 816 Last Sixth
WEDDING
CARD EN GRATERS
W. G- SMITH & CO.. Sll Morgan Bldg.
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BIRTHS
BAZIAK Ta Mr. and Mrv J. Baca. 626
Pettygwve,; An, a, a son.
OWEN Ta Mr. and Mrs. C L. Owen. 1105
E. KeBy, July 25. a daughter.
BIGLER To Mr. and Mr. George A. Bigler,
810 8. Edison, July 23, a aeo.
EOS K f" ELI) To Mr. and Mra. A. Bosen-
feld, 47 7th. July 24. a daughter.
HELLER To Oantain and Mra. U L. Heller.
Vancouver. Wash.. Jaly 24. a son.
GOLEM IS To Mr. and Mm. T. G. Golemia,
280 Haisey, July 28. a son.
BORMAN To "Mr. and Mri. T. L. Bormaa.
Baker, Or.. July ST, a waughter.
CAPTAIX To Mr. and Mr, i. Captaia. 672
Junior, July 26. a aon.
COOK To Mr. and Mr. K. Cook, 45 Kerby.
July 23, a daughter..
TJBMAX To Mr. and 4ln Bam Urman. 441
Seeocd. July 29, a ton.
O'NEILL To Mr. and Mm. J. F. O'NeUL
1212 Malt, July 26. a daughter.
EADKE To Mr. and Mra. H. M. Badke. 19S
Boundary, July 26, a daughter.
PEAHSOS To Mr. and Mrs. WUham . C.
Peancn, Long Beach, Waab., July 2,9 a
dacgbter. '
MEYKKS To Mr. and Mra. F. E. Meyera.
597 PersLmnc. July 15, a son.
BOZEL To Mr. and Mrj F. J. Bosel. B23
Mail, Aug, 3, a daughter.
t'ERSMITH To Mr. and Mrs. R. Dersmith,
003 E. Salmon, July 31. a son.
GEHKCNG To Mr. and Mra. E. Gehrong,
542 Haig, June 2. a daaghter
WALTERS To Mr. and Mm. H. W altera.
liilibro. Or.. July 2S, a daughter.
MCRPHT To Mr. andTars. W Uiiam J. Mur
phy. 1173 H Gay, July 29, a son.
LAN NEK To Mr nd llrv Ulrich Lanner,
711 E. SOfli N.. July 30, a daaghter.
WCOLLRfDOE To Mr. and Kn. V. F.
Wooidridge, Bouto 6. bci 109, July 29, a
ton
DAVENPORT To Mr. and Mn E. Darenport.
66 Mntsor are.. July 30, a son.
NEWTON To Mr. and Mn. G. B. Newton,
H8 X. 21st. July 31. a son.
DEATHS
JOSEPH Mary Joseph. 22 5 .Mill, Aug. 3.
83 years; interstitial nephritl.
HALL Jack Hail, Uocd bainaritan hospital,
July 20, 39 years; aortic stenosis.
HOFF- Kenneth S. Hoff, 629 Leo are.. Aue.
3, o years; tubercular meningitis.
MARTIN Editli Gertrude Martjn. Emanuel
hospital, aqe. 2, 5 3 ears, embolism.
LEW ELLEN Susan Leweli-n, 015 E. 68th,
Aug. 3, 49 years; nephritis.
NELSON llariiine Cbnuice Nelson. JO E.
Sift. Aug. 2. 74 jer; diabetes mellitus.
TEi;HTSriK8 Louisa E. Teghtmifr, 12StS E.
13th N.. Aug. 2, S2 year: arrerio ilerosL.
TAtiER Char.es Yager, Emanuel hospital.
Aug. 2, S3 years; acute nephriUi
NEW TODAY
50
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Made from your old worn-oat carpets.
oare near tn price er new rug
Send your racs and woolen ctotn
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a12 Bus Steam O leaned $1 .60
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SPECIAL NOTICES
101 !
TO WHOM it may concern Ha Tin f disposed '
of my interest in restaurant located at 4 09 !
E. Morrison st will not be responsible for bills
contracted after Aug, 1. 1922. Gut F Me- '
Curdy. I
HATING sold my one half interest in the Pea- 1
cock Fuel Co. to James Pollock, I will not be :
responsible far bills contracted after ug '
1922- W. J. SMITH. ' ;
MEETING NOTICES 102 !
ANOTHER ANCHOR !
COUNCIL FEATURE '
Grand picnic and oating, J
Anchor Council No. 74 6, I
S. B. A., -The Council
that Puts the 'LIFE in
I j vine." Beautiful Crystal
Lake park, at Milwaukie,
Sunday, Auirtist 6. 1922.
Fill your lunch baskets.
bring the children snd come. Dancing, boat
ing, swimming, games. Admission to park,
10 cents. Joseph H. Jones, chairman com.
COURT PACriTC. No. 124 7, Independent
Order Freter Excursion. picnia and
dance on the Blue Bird. Sunday, -August V,
leaving Alder Street dock 9:30 a m. 50
in door prizts and prizes for games on the
island. Brinjg your lunch and make this your
outing. Mie by Blue Bird orchestra.
Tickets, tl jroimd trip.
DANCE Saturday Aug. 5th. excursion boat
Swan, given Dy eterans ot r oreigu ,
World War Poet 507. Public inrited.
EMBLEM JIEWELKT a specialty; button
pins, cnaraas. Jaeger proa. ii-n m w.
DEATH NOTICES
103
TOWN SEND Aug. 4, at the late residence,
333 Porf.and bird, west, ReT. John A.,
aged 73. years, husband of Eiitabeth Town
send. The remains axe at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here
after j
COX N E LL Y t I r this city. Aug. 4. Alioe F.
Conneiiy, aged C9 years, late of 1040 East
Salmon St., mother f.f Mrs. Peaxl Hughes of
1'crdand. The remain are at Fsnley's mor
tuary, Montgosnery at Fifth. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
DODGE At ' the residence, 237 East 46th
st. N., An. 4, Rachael Dodge, beloved
mother of frrin, Thomas E., Jessie and
Rachael, all of Portland. Funeral notice
Liter. Remains at the residential parlor of
Miller k Tragey.
DODGE In this city, Aug. 4. George O.
Dodge, aged 42 year, brother of lrvin,
Thomas E., Jessie and Rachael, all of Port
land. Funeral notice later. Kemams at the
residential parlors of Miller A Tracey.
MORAN At the residence, 1874 H Greeley
st, August 4. Frank S. Moran, aged 1 year
3 months, beloved infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Moran. Funeral notice later.
Arrangements in care of M-l!er & Tracey.
FREEMAN In this city, Aug. 4. Julia Ann
- Freeman, aged 79 years, late of 766 Ganten
bein ave. The remains are at Finley's mor
tuary. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral
hereafter. '
BAIRD At Waldport. Or., August 3. Gene
vieve Bairdj. beloved infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy! N. Baird of 14 50 E. Glisan st.
Funeral notice later. Remains st the resi
dential parlors of Miller St Tracey.
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
GB ANT Aug. 4. at the late residence. 1241
Laddington, Court, S. Elizabeth Grant, aged
79 years, mother of A. Homer Grant of Mid
dlefort, Ohio; C. J. Grant of Kokofno, Ind. ;
Mrs. Maude G. Martin and Mrs. lielen (1.
Lightcap of Columbus, Ohio.; Ruth M., Samuel
J. and Beisie Nye Grant, grandmother of Helen
Lee Grant and sister of Mrs. Iw Browning of
Portland. T!he funeral service will be held
Sunday, Aug. 6, at 2 p. m., at Finley's mor
tuary. Montgomery at Fifth, Friends inrited.
Concluding service. Columbus. Ohio.
DAVID Aug. 4, at the late residence. !M
X. 22d t. Sarah L., aged 68 years, wife
of Frank P. "David and sister of Mrs. Ann
Mate beck, Mr. Mary Myers and J. J. Eans
of Portland. The funeral service will be held
Monday, Aug; 7, at 2:30 p. m.. at Finley's
mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in
vited. Concluding service. Portland crania
te num.
JOSEPH In this city. Aug. 3, 1922. Mary
Joseph, another of Jake, Joe, Sol and Ike
Joseph and Mnss. Ida Hobbs of Seattle, Wash.
Funeral semces will be held at the chapel
of Edward Hohnan A Son, Third eV Salmon
sts., Sunday Aug. 6. 1922. at 2 pi. m. Inter
ment Aharai' Sholom.
OLINN In this city, Aug. 4, James Quinn,
ag SB years, beloved ' father of Frank
Quinn. The funeral cortege will leave the
chapel of Miller A Tracey Wednesday. July
8, at 8 :80 thence to St. Lawrence church,
3d and Sherman, where mass will be offered
a: 9 a. m. Remains at the residential par
Ion of Miller eV Tracey. -
FITCH At Forest" Grore. Aug! S. 1922,
Bertha Porter Beach Fitch, daughter of
W. J. K. Baach graduate of Dallas academy
and Portland high school cisss '4, slso at
tended Pacific university. Funeral rkinday,
Aug. 8 at 2 p. na. at the CeogregaUooal
church, interment at Cornelius cemetery, t
FUNERAL DIRECTORS IPS
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A. D. Ken worthy & Co.
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THE following articles were found on tha
cars of the Portland Railway, Light &
Power Co., Aug. 3, 1922: Suitbox, 3
lnnchboxes, 3 purses, 2 pins, 1 blueprint. 1
handbag; locket and chain, 2 books, 4 pack
ages, 2 overcoats, handEaw, 2 wrenches, axe.
kodak film pack. Owners may obtain same
up proper identification at First and Alder
street station.
LOST Wednesday evening, between TroutdaJe
and end of ok City cariine. Columbia
highway, biR book containing currency, 1'. R
I. & P. grvld note and employes' pass card.
Kinder call Liup:re U'5'1. Reward.
LOST Black purse, near 3d or in Slianahan's
store; contained between 816 and Sis in
paper, some silver and pocket piece; property
of needy Widow with family. CaU Main lt.s,
room 9. j
LOST In Piedmont!. Sat. lady's biacs leither ;
handbag, containing small change, Oresen :
Flectrio and car tickets. Keep chaxige. bOs I
Emerson.
LOST Roll of beddinc between GranU Pass,
dr., and Canyonnlle, August 1; $10 if- !
ward. Notify 11. W. Shaffer. 090 West 13 j
are., Eugene. Or. I
LOST- On Yamhill street cu ednesday. !
purse containing $35. Ketnm or tclej bona
t- A. A. tiuiwitz at Jones Caa Strc, il-it i
First and Morr:spn. tor r-v.ard. j
LOST A bunch, of keys. Auj. 1, w,ih a Cer- j
man silver piate in center. K. G. Sckieid.,
144 E. Water st. Return to the above tarty
and receive reward.
LOST Norv vegiaa bear dog, ar.und 02nd &
Sandy; color fcro-wu; if found call East 251
Tabor f.14 2. Reward. ;
DOST Friday July 2H. gold octagon shaied
wri?t watch on Mack ribbon. Valued aj
keepsake. Liberal reward. Sell. 195.
LOST Betwsa Fremont and Broadway.
suitcase witii Minnesota addrs. Reivjrd.
Ca.Il Br,dway 72 IB. Tt.hel Kami'enj'
LOST, from anttomobile AYefiUi-sday night in
city, red wooien shawl, vaiued as keeiaake. j
Reward. Bdwy. 508(5.
LOST, blue and gold Januen sweater. Sunday
Jtone 30. Finder call Main 7161. Uitrry
Leeding. Reward. $4.
LOST, Eastern Star jin, last evening, in cast
side district Reward. Tabor 6159..
LOST Boston Bull, iemale.
2005 ; reward.
Call- -Walnut
LOST
eake. -leaf clover brooch valued as keep
Reward. East 1812.
LOST, $10 in currency Wednesday afternoon
downtown district. Reward. East 8164.
EDUCATIONAL
200
begin Earning money odickly
Enroll 1or day or summer school st this
great bus3wi college, the training school for
rttccess. Courses include comptometer, stenog
raphy, banxlog, boo keeping, private secre
tariat. Writ ot phone Mam 6UU for ire
catalogue.
s'nurth near Morrison. Portland.
STUDY MASSAGE
Prepares one for sanitarium work, phycisiarj
assistant or private practice. Hydrotherapy
is also taught. Portland School of Manage,
Inc.. 414-15 Stock Exchange bldg.
MOLEK BARBER CtiLLJCUB W1U teach yow
the trade la eight weeks; receiv soma pay
while learning; positions secured. Writs or call
for catalogue. 2S4 Burnside it.
DECKER BUSINESS COiLEGE
Alisky Bldg.. 3d and Morrison
OPEN THE TEAR ROUND
MEN. women, learn oaroer trade; wage white
iearng. Uregon Barber couegs, X4it Mad
Hon st.
LEARN TELEUKAPHT
Ksilway Telegraph Institute. 434 Kali -way
Exchange bidg. Day ano night rlintn
LESSONS given in newspaper and journalism,
by mail system. Howard Boyd, box 422.
Beaverton, Or.
HELP WANTED MALE 201
MEN WANTED
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL
RAIL WAT COMPANT.
Mechanics and helpers for Car Department.
Roundhouses and shops.
to take the places cf those who left service on
strike s gainst the decision of the United States
Labor Board.
Rates and Rules prescribed by the authority
of the United States Government will govern.
Apply to Division Superintendent. Master
Mechanic or Car Foreman at
Mobridge. S. D.
Miies City. Mont.
Lewistown, Mont.
Deer Lodge. Mont.
Spokane, Wash.
Tacoma, Wash.
BaUingham, Wash.
Room 401 Haller Bldg.. Seattle. Wash.
Room 037 Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Room 802 O.-W.-Milw. Depot, Seattle.
Wash.
110 South Tenth Street, Tacoma. Wash.
WANTED Experienced capable assistant
planing mid foreman vrho is familiar with
setung up both Berlin and Stetson-Ross plan
ers. Gire references and experience with
yrmr application. F-i 1 1 , Journal.
SALESMAN FOR CTIEIIALIS on lire propo
sition. Manager with auto w4th you. P.
Opox B72, vancovrrcr, IV ash-
CARPKNTKR to take contract for carpenter
work oa 5-roosn eotxage, Broadway ear to
Regents driya, H block N. to 798 E. 24th N.
WANTED, manned man tot fruit ranch; sxau
-wage ; references required. Box 66. Under
wood, Wash.
CARPENTER worst and pain ting wanted in
exchange for MatotopaUi treatments. Bdwy.
7aV
aKTETJ Logging true and trailer to haul
logs: all summer s work. Apply 967 East
ParasMe. v
r,ARTNE9F ta estaolished woedssrw bnsiassa;
- plenty work; -small isvresxmenti nxaka irasa
85 to 810 a day. 898 Swetlar.d bldg.
LADY furnishing hones, kaa 8 roossu rent;
ass light housekeeping, at 467 . Taylor.
M r aV'7il
KELP WANTED MALE 201
WANTED BT
GREAT XORTEXBJi '
RAIL WAT.
MACHINISTS
BOILEBMAKESa
BLACKSMITHS
i
SHEETilETAL WORKERS
COACH
CARPENTERS
CAR REPAIRERS
ELECT RIC1AN 3
WELDERS
AT WAGES AUTHORIZED
BT UNITED STATES
I.ABQB BOARD.
TO REPLACE UEN
NOW ON STRIKE
AGAINST DECISION OF
UNITED STATES LABOR BOARD.
APPLY AT NEAREST SHOP
OB
DIVISION
SUPERINTENDENT'S
OFFICE.
FREE TRANSPORTATION.
M. P. CODD,
214 CHAMBER OF COMMEQC
BUILDING.
1 MEN
WANTED
STEIKS CONDITIONS
FOR SERTICE AS
RAILROAD:
'.CHINI3TS
iU.ACKSMITHS
Cilt INSPECTORS
nILERMAKERS
i'lPE FITTERS
CAR REPAIRERS
CAR BUILDERS
CARPENTERS
ADEQUATE PROTISION3 HAVE BEEN
MADE FOR THE FULL PROTECTION OF
NEW EMPLOYES. TEE SAME AS OLD EM
PLOYES WHO REMAINED LOYALLY AT
WORK- APPLICANTS SHOULD APTLY AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT BU
REAU. ROOM 7, 65 MARKET STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO (OPSt 8 A. M. TO 8:30
P. U. DAILY, INCLUDE. SUNDAYS). OR
ANT OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS:
SUPERINTENDENT (PORTLAND UNION
STATION), SAN FRANCISCO (THIRD
ST3EET STATION), OAKLAND PIER,
BAKERSFIELD, LOS ANGELES; ASSIST
ANT SUPERINTENDENTS SPARKS, NET.,
AND ROSEBUEG, OR.: SUPERINTENDENT
MOTIVE POWER, SACRAMENTO AND LOS
ANGELES.
J. H. DYER, GENERAL MANAGES,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
SALESMAN with a car for untry, working
iirms and suburban territory. X4ro wire
can make real money selling article needed in
every bom Liberal commission paid. Call
week days. 9 fo 12 a. in. and 2 to 4 p. m. ,
80 Failing bid?.
WE OFFER permanent connection with earn
isgs WORTH WHILE to house-to-house sales
mea; a proposition of merit; excellent repeat
busjiess, no dehvering; Portland and vicinity.
11:2-13 N. W. Bank bldg. Call afternoons.
M . .
aAuh-Jii !-.- sneciei opening iot one man
with sales experience; work in business seo
Hos ; something new, pays big, magazine or
"newspaper men take notice. 428 Exchange
bkla.. Second and Stark. t
PAINTER to" paint large house close in, west
side, in exchange for rent of nice 2 -room
apartment. Broadway 8044. East 0308.
SALESMAN If you axe a huitler and want
work, call 9 to 10, Room 203 Conunoa-
lith feklg.
Wi-NTEXi Matt to dig a cesspool in exchange
tor lutcmcbile that will make a good bug.
570 4Mh sve. S. E. .
OTHER yiUBg men are making better than
125 a w?k, why not you) Apply room
42 102 Vt Second street.
CABINET-MAKERS. Bill-Well Co.. 500 E.
Lincoln.
GOOD i.ve real estate agent wanted for paxt
mEiship in good location. Auto. 820-88.
HEADQUARTERS for cooks and kitdien help.
3 . 2a. Bdwy. 23S.
WIZjL let wood hauling; contract to track
owner. Huxibut. S28 B. W. Bani
HELP WAJnTD--MALS 201
SHOPMEN WANTED
THE SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLK
RAILWAY COMPANY HAS POSITIONS
pPEN AT PORTLAND, OSSGON. AND
TANCOUTIB, VT ASHING TON. FOB A
LLMITED NUMBER OF RXTTJ.KP
machinists
boelkrmakt:r3
coach pajntkbs
passenger car repair 2r3
applt at book 830 fittocs block
LIVE WIRE salesmen or salesladies can make
from $200 to J10O0 per month selling
marvelous new 3-lb. adding machine; retaiU
for SIS; work euuals S3t0 machine; adds,
subtracts, multiplies, divides, automatical!. ;
speedy, accurate, durable, handsome; 5 year'
guarantee; tremeadena demand; protected territory-
Oregon and Washington northwest
agency. Lightning Calculator, 823-24 Henry
bldg., Portland, Or.
LIVE salesman to take charge of crew and
eelL One with past esrpenenoo in noose
to house work. Only man able to give refer
ences as to his ability need apply. Call 9
to 12 a. m. and to 4 p. m.. 804 Failing
bldg.
AN INTELLIGENT person, either sex, may
earn $100 to $200 monthly corresponding
for newspapers,; $15 to $25 weekly & spare
time; experience unnecessary ; no canvassing;
subjects sucgessed. Send for particulars. Na
tional Press Bureau. Buffalo, N. Y.
FAMILY man to help owner clear creek bot
Uta land on his dairy farm near Portland;
TjrospectiTe renter preferred. MX-1 1 5,
Journal.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
THiC WUaOsrf-g PKOllCC-itVaS DIVISION,
city ot Portland, offer its aerrteea to all
matters pertaining to the welfare and proteo
rion of women and tJris; Interviews confiden
tial 614 Worcester bldg.. 3d and Uak sU.
Piione Broadway 7422.
THE female department or the Portland
Labor Agency has moved to more central
quarters. Now located at Suite 401. Macieay
building, 2Sft Washington street.
POKTLAND LABOR AGENCY
WOMAN housekeeper. Oak Grove; 2 in family;
must be competent and good cook; furnish
references; good wages. Call Oak Grove 160 J
Sunday, or Bdwy. 0962 Monday.
WANTED Girls to learn beauty culture;
thoroughly taught. The White School of
Beauty Culture, Betty Jane Hair Shop, room
401 Haleigh bidg Broadway 8599.
WANTED Good neat housekeeper for busi
ness man. age 25 to 80; don't care if
rnt :-,i!.i aJ T.tbertv st. Call between 4
I and R
COMPETENT girl for general housework In
small family. Good wages. Apply 1434
Northwestern Bank bldg. Main 0964.
SOMEONE to care for 4-year-old girl in their
home or crars while mother works. Can
stay nights. 949 E. 68th St. Ni
LADIES to travel,' 830 week and expenses;
city or otiteide towns, $3 a day. Hotel
Raraapo. room 395. Mrs. Jones.
EXPERIENCED cap operatorsT Apply Globe
Hat A Cat Mfg. Co.. Ainsworth bldg.. 3d
and Oak.
LADIES can average (1 per hour selling high
class preparations, full or part time. 622
Morgan bldg.
AN It GIRL in need ot a lnend. apply to ths
Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mayfalr snd
Alexander fts. Phone Main 8460. tM ear.
TRIMMERS and maker toi out of town posi
uoos. Blair-Raaa Company, Royal building.
WANTED Elderly lady without home a com
panion. Call evenings. Tabor 0787.
WANTED, girls; opportunity to learn marceling
and water waving. Bdwy. 6928.
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
205
HOP PICKERS wanted. Bell hop yards, Salem,
Oregon; 117 acre of finest hops, good camp
ground, tents and cut wood furnished; reas
taurant and stare in camp ground; register with
Mr. McCorkle at 31 East 13th St., between
.sh and Pine sts.; come prepared to buy your
ticket to Livesley station tOr. Electric) ; if
you wish to drive down cash deposit will be
required as evidence of good faith at time of
registering, which will be returned to you upon
your arrival at the yard; picking begins about
August 28; families only registered. Phone
Hast 5973.
WANTED 1200 Hop pickers for T. A.
Livesiey A Co.'s Lakebrook and Holmes
hopyards; families preferred. We furnish tents
wood, straw, tables and stools. Store snd
butcher shop on ground. Picking commences
about Aug. 21. We pay 50o a box. Come
prepared to buy railroad ticket. Register Aug.
4 5 7 and 8 at 002 McKay bldg., 3d and
Stark. Phone Bdwy. 8971.
10 SALESPEOPLE, sell dealers, business men,
house to house, new automobile hat bolder.
611 338 Morris. After 6:30 p. m. only.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
BOY, 16, wishes position in country, has ex
perience in garage, but willing to do any
work. G. M., P. O. Box 33, Milwaukie.
HOUSES painted, inside and out. Lowest
price. Any place. Lasting job. Giiertin
A SchiedeL Phono Main 5370.
EXCAVATING and grading, concrete basement
snd moving beuMs. Work done promptly.
Wdln. 6804.
MAN and wife, both cooks, wish camp, large
-or small, where economy and good service
are required. E-233. Journal.
PAINTING Sign writing, kalao mining, paper-
hanging. Walnut 8613.
WANTED Work for 1 y ton truck. Phone
Ant 612-39.
WILL exchange cement work for Ford, or part
payment. 21u Meade st.
RESHINGLING 10 yrs. in city; sadafaetioB
guaranteed. Atwater 4590.
ROOFS repaired and painted; tin and paper
roofs covered with hot pitch. Tabor 0929.
WORK for two heavy teams. CrS14. Jour'
YOUNG MAN with car want work. Sellwood
3471.
CEMENT foundations, houses raised, cement
work of all kinds, reasonable. Atwater 8365.
WANTED, position as sawyer; can file and
nammer own saws. C-81o, Journal.
CARPENTERS Repair work dona by day
or contract. Call East 9884. -
WORK for ton truck, 1 be 8 bra. day; haul
anything. Owens. K. 8286, Tab. 8755.
ROOFS RESHINGLED. repaired and coateHT
We save yoa money. Call Tabor XT4.
CEMENT walks, floors, drives and garages,
Broadway 1248.
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or contra et.
References. 1498 Rodney ave, Wffliy 6632.
PAINTING All work guaranteed; lalsosaia-
ing and decorating. Atwater 4470.
TINNER Glitter and furnace work done rea
sonable ; satisfaction guaranteed. WaL 8868.
SH1NGLER, 111 years experience; ail work
absolutely guaranteed. ' W alout 0907.
V. W UcOOKMACK, cement contractor,
awe-half sack mixer. Sellwood 1838,
PLUMBING done very reason able by tha hoot
er sty xo sow.- twi.
PAINTING, TINTING, ALL SRAJRCHES.
BEASONABLK. VAIL BROS. Wain, St.
CARPENTER and contractor. Jobbing,
hing is the building line. Phone g. 8858.
1-1 FASTS up-to-date carpenter; wages right;
wrarts .. ..
resaii , .
rvMKft'f WOiieW guaranteea. ail suoda, Karl
hi tie. Co.. Sell. I 919. .
T-"l. -r-
EXCATAT1NS. grading, general teasa work.
jfOft axoaTaxaag aad sTradmg Tabosr 908X! '
SmjATIONS WAJVTE1--MALE 251
Horsn wrTtrNd
Let Bv sis yea an estimate oa roar srirlnc
before letting your contract. Licensed Elee-
trwaan. Waiimt Bl.
HAXIE s LENHASI. CONTRACT PAINTERS
Painting, tinting, laalsomininc. in ail its
wraoiefeea, Kalflonining axfd tnamtfr'y speci
alty. Phone East 584.
aUBITlOCS, liiiiki young man with soma
capital, wishes M invest and work in ereea
fcooee busia3sa on 1 partnership plan. E-236.
Jonrnal.
RESPONSIRLE middle-aced man, with track,
desires work by day or by contract; will
fOTrosh eaeellesit references. Call 625 JL
WANTED A posiuon a Janitor or keeper.
Have had LO years experieaee 111 electrical
fork. plmbinCi carpester murk and steam
""" v-au .waia ooaa
CARPEN TER-Eatimites given on repair work:
n screens made and garsgea built. Shop 1367
Hawthonm Tabor 12t.
YOGNG nan. 23 yean old, wants wood
worker lob in blacksmith shop: am experi-
"" nvr Barctiett, oox 47. toyton, wish
PAlNTINti. paperhangtng and tutting; price
reasauabie: work gaaranreed. Snap H6i
Hawthorne are. Tabor IT 22.
CARPENTER, contractor, boildms, altering,
repairing, estimate given. C J. Smith.
oa sr. Broadway 1970
BUILT-IN fixtunw, cupboards and kitchen
tables, garages bitilt and garage door made
.oraer. uu t.st 9S84.
SHINGLING We specialise on reahing'ing ;
can ao your JoO netter and tare you money.
Estinastes free. East 1928.
HARDWOOD floors laid complete, Salem or
vicinity. Tabor 3425 or write B-645. Jour-
PaPER HANGlNu. PAINTING, TINTING.
REPAIR WORK. SKLLWOOD t.
PLUMBER wants steady iob either plumbing
er beating. F-102. Journal.
SITUATIONS FEMALE 2S4
WHEN in need of competent, reliable OF
FICE HELP of any kind call Main S7S0.
THE CLERICAL PLACEMENT BUREAU.
Mis) A. O. CreU7. Mgr., 809 Coroett bldg
LADY whiie studying wishes few hours work
daily in -home of business people. F-tSOd,
Journal.
EXPERIENCED trustworthy lady wants house
cteaums, wa-hing ur other work. Good work
done. WaliA CMOS. -
GIRL, 17 years old. wishes place as appren
tice in millinery or dressmaking shop.- Good
references. East 6278.
GIRL Attending Franklin hlfih wishes place to
work for board and room. air. DalU, . 1,
Clackamas, Or. -
COMPETENT laundress -wants day work.
Phono Main 1849, between 1 and 2 p. m.
EXPERIENCED woman 'want work by day.
Phone East 92 9 8.
LADY wishes day work. 40a hour. Walnut
802.
WAN TED Silk by reliable expert hand: la un
dry. Main 8923.
DRESSMAKING
256
HEMSTITCHING, sny color, Be. Room 403
Haleigh bidg. S27 Washington at. Bdwy.
8742. .
HEMSTITCHING white. c per yard straight.
Button & Plaiting Shop, 809 Royal bldg.
EXPERIENCED dressmaker by day; refer-
ences. Mrs. Hansen, Broadway 0977.
DRESSMAKING, very reasonable. 71 East
22d st- Apt. No. 4. '
NURSES
257
RELIABLE NURSE, neirous and maternity
cases: also convalescents. Phone Wal. 5239.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
CALL st X. M. C. A, toe tree list ot
moderate priced rooms for young men in
sll parts of the city, including rooms at
Central Y. M O. A., telephone in eaek
room, shower baths, club facilities.
HOTEL NETHERLANDS. 126 LSth st. at
Washington Brick structure, center of Port
land's business and social activities; respect
able, spotless rooms, $3 week; 31 a day up;
with private bath. 82 a day.
Maxwell Hal!
Furnished Sleeping rooms, shower bath, ateam
hear., not snd cold wter; s 4 a week ana up.
ROSE X'lTY, large cor. room, large .closet, 3
windvs, 1 or 2 gentlemen; every home cou-
ventence; breakfast; garage. Tabor 8 971.
HILLCRE8T HOTEL. tSS WASHINGTON
Rooms with or without bath; modern. Rates
by day, week or month.
THE BARTON
Clean, furnished rooms. 32.60 per wk. and
up; also light housekeeping. 453 Alder it
PLEASANT, clean rooms, with privilege ef
kitchen, reasonable rent. 208 23d st. N.
Main 8450.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY
301
LARGE FRONT CORNER ROOM IN FIRST
CLASS APARTMENT HOUSE; NO OTHER
ROOMERS; REFERENCES. CALL BROALV
WAY 3366.
NICELY furnished front room, to 1 or x
gentlemen ; garage alio if desired. All mod
ern conveniences. This is in fine location.
Tabor 13 46.
NEATLY" furnished room on first floor, 5
minutes from business center, across from
park, 812 a month; working man preferred.
225 W. Park.
EXCEPTIONALLY reasonable. 10 minutes'
walk, clean, quiet rooms, second floor; heat,
light, bath; gentleman. 802 Matte. St..
near 14th. Call week days after 5.
MODERN' ROOM, WITH BATH ADJOINING,
FURNACE, ELECTRICITY, PHONE. HOT
AND COLD WATER, GARAGE, LOW KKNT,1
ATWATER 0815. 634 HOFFMAN AVE.
ELEGANTLY furnished room in a lovely pri
vate home, suitable for 2 young men. 71
Trinity Place.
COMFORTABLE room for gentleman; modern,
bath adjoining: no other roomers; 5 min
utes' walk to Meier gt Frsnk's, west side. Main
3291. 322 South Broadway.
NICELY furn. room, refined borne, in Nob
Hill, suitable for 8 or 4 ; dressing room and
prirate bath; large lawn. Also 1 small room,
private entrsnce. 84 N. 21t st, cor. Everett.
LOVELY ROOM WITH BATH ADJOINING.
FURNACE. ELECTRICITY, PHONE. HOT
AND GOLD WATER, GARAGE. CALL
ATWATER 0815.
TWO LOVELY ROOMS. WITH KITCHEN
PVILKGES. GARAGE IF WANTED. RICH
MOND CAR. 1080 CLINTON.
LADY whose husband travels, would share
home with congenial couple; 2 lorely front
bedrooms, nice for teacher or nurse, one blk.
from Jefferson high. 160 E. Webs tee st.
SUITE OF ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR WITH
FIREPLACE; WILL RENT TOGETHER
OR SEPARATE: FURNACE HEAT. 742
IRVING. MAIN 2425.
2 EXTRA choice rooms, hot snd cold water.
fireplace, bot water heat,' splendid surround
ings; close in, clean, - cosy; prices right. 033
Everett. Bdwy. 850U
83.50 -13 75 WEEK, ltf minutes walk;
clean, quiet rooms, 2d floor; hewt, lights,
bath; gent. 502 4 Market, near 14th. Call
week days after 5 evening'
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE.
SUITABLE FOR TWO, NICELY FURN
ISHED. ALSO SINGLE ROOM. 414 MAR
KET, CORNER Of 11TH.
LARGE I room for 2. also room for 1, gen
tiemaa preferred; garage available, 320
E. 41stiSfc .
NICE kght sleeping room, good bed, one
bocsto Irrtngton ear, 15 minutes to 5th
snd Washington. East 8030, forenoons.
MODERN 2-room front apt., sink, hot and
cold water, heat, light, bath and phone; rea-
stmsble. 421 V 6th st. Atwster 2605.
PLEASANT front room in private) family. 838
E. Carruthers. Take WS or KM ear to
26th st-; walk a P iocs norm.
BE THE FIKST to get one of the clean, light
rooms at tio'5 i.. aiomson; new. lumiture;
walking distance, fcsss iei or oisttt.
waiamg qwja, "" v, u
LARGE front room and alcove, suitable for
2. newly decora ted ; also 1 back rooea.
. . . . nnjt k.
709 JOBBSSS - uewr n.
FRONT sleeping- room, in private family; no
children; nicely furnished i 1 or 2 gentle-
; rent i per saenm, oil n. atari st.
LARGE pleasant front room (or 2 lenUeaien,
- electric Hcbta, phone, near bath, walking
distance. 84 17th t.
FOR a young man, a nice room ta. new home
in Irrington. private Is roily, board if dev.
sired; references.. . rnme uasx , :
ELEGANTLX furnished rosea in a lovely pri
vate borne, suitable for it yon rig men. 71
Trinity Place: ; .. . . -
t OR 2 LARGE, light, clean rooms; walking
distance; kitchen privilege if desired. 0
ColuHinta ,t.
LARGE, wall forntehed rooms, modern, close
in. 814. lloyt si. pqwy, ltftfa.
BIG front room, fnmished, suitable for 1 or
2. Phone Mam ,7030. ,. ; ,
YEHY desirable room, iron! bedroom la prirate
kerne; crraple or s gyntremefl. geli. ZZ70.
FURNISHED outside steeping rooov: 88 awl
cp. tg'j qtn et. a . Man lZfsi. , z
fit PRTVATB boose, 1 large fnrniahed roomt
AuLi61423. . 4CT N. 23d et, ,
EOO"iw0 dARAGE. - HAW THORN E D1S-
TBICT. -j EAST 8441. ...
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOiMS
oDiviTr riMti v
301
DESIRABLE newly, furnished aud renovated
. room, in pieakaiis, cteaa wMn, ,'"
wiitset: aralkine distance; reasonable; adults
only; referenca, , PUoue East 0.4a, BS h
Btark St. --. ' '- -- -
LARGE frorit room for m oritwo wcrVing
girls. $! mAo,i' Pawn AtwaUt 1234.
14 T Third st.' ( ; . '
' ROOM AND BOARD 302
1 ' ' hotel' uereford
T35 HOY t. - ; AtAIX 303.
Eioiu'dve nsidenOal: special nsnur ratss:
our as eels speak for emr pormlsrity.
EXCLUSIVE xeudential hotel; rate 43 W
$50. T9 LoTeioy. Main B19.
ROOMS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY 303
WANTED A couple- at rsupectabla young
men to room and board ; rates reaaonable.
PriTste home Piano and Victrcl- Main 6831.
T92 MarshsU at. " - . .
FIRST CLASS aboard and room, reasonsble.
where you can fetl at bome and nave htvme
rrivlleges; close in; east side; phone East
85T6. . ' ; ' ' .
i"OH AGED invalids, chronic or convalescent
patients, pleassnt aaen . surroundings, with
health-building diet and treatment penonal
care of physician; reasonable rate. East 85g5.
WANTED ChiMren to. hoard and tobnv In
prirate home; best of care givsn. . Phon
Wslnut 854.
TWO young men or man and wife to room
and board: private home; walking distance,
sat' side. r sit 9215. Do Hot call Sunday;
references. ' ' ' ' .
READ HOME AND MOTHER'8 CARK TQ&
ONE CHILD. CALL TABOR 1T.
ROOM WITH BSET OF HOME COOKING;
HOME PRIVILEGES; FOR 1 OR MEN
VERY CLOSE IN. S35E. 1ST11 S.r EAST
i pg. -
LARGE, light, nicely f urn. room, eloe in,
east side, for 1 er 3 gentlemen; honta cook
ng and shower bath; all home privilege. 574
E. Ty!or. East P044. ' "
WIDOW HA ROOM AND BOAUD FOR ONE
WORKING MAN; BEANABUE. CLOSE
IN. -15AST. 8182. ' : :
1B9S.
one or a chtlpses 10' Bote: NKT1!
HOME A.M fUA 1 IjHUH' V, aa www
SCHOOU ATWATER 8980. ;
ATTRACTITK ROOMS, EXCELLENT BOARD
TJ m-IKT HOME. PERSONS OIC RE
FINEMENT ONLY. T laViNO. UAtS
8145. '. ' i '
CLEAN, congenial real home tot 1 ft 3
,1 . v.. iIa mimi luvt ta nain:
leuueuicu, umj " " . , . - .
an home comlorta. 830 per saontli each.
v? ainui ddv . ;
IRVINGTON Large, airy rxa, and exeellent
. . , I :l atMnmliaM! rviai&AI
rui table for 2 gentlemen -or i ladies: also
suite of rooms. 664 Wasco. East 4379.
Bl5ARDrXND BOOM WITH HOME PKlvj:
LEGES FOR TWO, Ef PRIVATE FAM
ILY: NO OBJECTIO! TO CHILC11EN.
PHONE WALNUT 4tl.
rcT nv BAAU in BOARD FOR 2
GENTLEMEH, MODERN. HOME PRIVI
LEGES ; WHAT YOU WANT. TAP;-aaw.
WANTED Children to' beard and room In
private home; best of care given. Phone
Wslnut 8934. , . :
BEST OF ROOM AND BOARD CHEAP,
HOME PRIVILEGES AND INVIHON-x-vr.
rrncit im JT'sT WHAT YOH ARE
LouKNG FOR. EAST 8576. j
DESIRABLE room wita sleeping porco. ti
cellent board for 1 or 2 gentleman, with
home privileges. Worta your . time to in
Testigate. East 2461.
LARGE front room, suitable for two. preferably
ladies, in small private family, choice resi
dence location, home" privilege, abundance ot
fruit. Tabor OWOT.
CHEERFUL room, suitable foe 1 or 2,,rtined
employed ladies who want a home is Kob
Hill district. Well cooked meal at reasonable
prices. C. 8.- preferred. Main 8358.
WANTED CHILDREN UNDER 6 1 TEARS
OF AGE TO BOARD AND CARK VOR;
MOTHER'S CARE. TABOR 410t.
JffjRNISUED rooms and board, close in. hot
and cold water,, alee, dean. . 982 lets W
Main 6381.
RM. AND FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD IN
PR1V. HOME. 682 E. 20 TH AND .ASH.
EAST 1207. - '
-YOUN G man to room and board, small eon
genkU family of young, people; piaao 00"
y. 23d st. .Msin 0698. .
LARGE room, suitable for 2 geiuiemin; good "
board at 335 per mv,. elose la. . 808 ta .
14:h U Main 2074J . s-'- .
ONE LARGE AND-'TWO ' SMALL ROOMS;
BOARD IF DESIRED. 817 MARSHALL.
BROADWAY 8355.
BOARD and room for 2 gentlemen. Private
family. - Large, newly furnished room,,' elose
in. 60 Ell it. Reference.
LARGE airy room, 2 beds, good view, Noo
Hill district borne cooking, home comforts.
for 1 or 2 ladies. O. B, preferred. Main 885,a.
PLEASANT, well furn. na. with family of 2
for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Breakfast If desired.
1 block to ear. Tsbor 40T0.
ROOM AND 2 MEALS FOR 1 OR 2 GEN
TLEMEN. 860 E. 6TH ST. X., .liaT
jn,, .111.1 I T,tl IV T.- , (. T, S1 9n
yrs pnMAij mi. ja.jioa pii.,
ONE large ioom wlta sioove, with good ooarii.
t' . . . ') . 1 ... - im 11 fh.r mnMw ft hbu.1. ,
two cariine. living ton Oistnct, fcast 68 7 8 .
WOULD give good home sad mother's care to
one or two children; prioe gee arms Bie. i201
Hancock St., Newberg. Or. "
VERY pleasant front earner roosa or living
room, parking place, close in, west side.
tmsiness people. . Hdwy. 42 IB.
ROOM AND BOARD FoR CHILDEN, WITH
MOTHER'S CARK. WALNUT 4984.
WANT company; board, little school girl, 820
a month; school, bsekyard Wslnut 4434.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED 304
FURN1SHE
83.50 WEEK Twe housekeepiog rooms; fuel,
water, electricity, tihone ; walking distahce;
also 2 H. K. attio. rooms, 82.50 week. 8t4
E. 10th st 8. , : .
' THE MARTHA ,
Newly furn. 1 and 2 room ta. k. ; also sleep
ing rms. 64 N. 23d. Msitt 8141. . ,
BLNNICKtat 1S, rlarga fa, k. rwom; -'
run. 8x9.50. newly furn. renovated, el team
heat, gas, elec., laundry m. 1H6 hermsn.
r.I.EAN. attractive rooms, with run nine water:
children welcome. 601 Harrison, above
14th. Aut. B18-18.. . : 'i'. : .r r. .
IT RNIS11ED li K.. rooms," iiiiUble fr iniuy ;
cheap. 44 4 E. Oak st,. East 1 186.
TWO room II. K. basesnent apt., 84 f alo in
1 gle II. K. room 94. 887 Taylor et.
TWO nice, clean, furnished housekeernng rooms.
furnace heat. a itnott t. r..-q tmi.
$27f5WEEK, all outside rooms, nice quiet
place, warxjpg distances- 218 MilL - . :
FRONT ' housekeeping room with kiteheneue;
modern convenience. 370 6th t.
ONE. TWO OR THREE H. K. roetaa, -week
and op. 872 H Hawthorne. -
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILY 308
1 SINGLE and 4 hoasearepiag rooms, tn
stairs. neat WIDiaau are ear' 819 and t'-i
month. 267 Knott s. Easf 1748.
2 -AND 8 pleasant, airy, clean furnished hou-ie-keeping
rooms, convenient, downstairs. tt2l
B, Morrison St.. eor. 16th. ;,' ...
TWO H. K. apt, for, rent. 1 sleeping porch,
I suitable lot a family- and place lor '2 auto
mobiles, free of charge. lj North 224 it. .
2 LARGE nonaeieeping room, nicely fur
nished, water in rooms. 493 Vanceavet
ae., 1 blk. Williams ae. ear.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms with baui
room on first! floor, east front; 818. Carase
If wanted. 34. 427 21st X. Broadway S50i.
2 ROOMS AUD KITCHEN ETTB. HAW
THORNS DISTRICT. ADtJLIa. ; . EAST
8441.- i . .
SVTNGTON-- 840, fine 8 room corner aj..
. very light, white- enamel, sew rugs, .c
trfaaty, water, phone, heat. East 82S9.
ONE clean furnished housekeeping room, light,
bath and phube free, for girl or inan. 102
E. 18th st. - ; - ' - -
FOR BEjlTFurnbhed H. K., roony retsoa -
able prlee. 447 Ham at.
a?OK RENT eheap, 5 Irooms, fnrnlalied for H.
Kf lnniire Empire' yiestre. 289 Grtnd av.
1V- gafXUJ ajMliniw if' 'iin-sT-i ' m i u.
i LIGHT h. i rnbms, 83.9V week j eiectno'
lights, batb. 06 Ht 8d st, v - .
TWO jsotUifortabie eoxitti, well famished, down-
stglrs, glff per gwaii,. uui aiigsisaippi ae.
S1NGLB ioosekieepinat rooms, famished,, wsli
ing dMianee. 492 Taylor st.'- '
2 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, modern, lit at.
Tight Md phone.: 890 E. BnnMide. :
ROOM-sTtable Sor- 1 or men; home privil-
- eges. 3W 1 3th at.
5 PARTLY fTK-NISHED ROOMS. LI'Uil.
W'ATEIt. BATH. 111. WDLN, 1763.
J pJJCA3iNT' onturn shed lin'-jek-eping roonu
in private heme. Walnat 6338.
SUBJnSHFTfifbousekeesiHig roenn, reaaonahle
rent. 34 8 doings ft., near Park.
fLEAN. furmtasd IL K. rr,n, 823j 127
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