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ia THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST ll,f 1022. PASSENGERS LEFT ; ON DESERT IN SUN (Continued From Page On.) to break the fierceness of the sun. No breese was stirring. The Pullman cars offered the only refuge and they, according to the rail road's custom in crossing the desert, had every window and door closed, as protection against hot blasts from the waste lands and flying dust. RELIEF PLA5XED Railroad officials were reported con sidering plans to bring the passengers back to Los Angeles, or otherwise give them relief, in case It proved impossi ble to continue train movements. Information was flashed to raiilroad executives that crews on the Southern Pacific. Western Pacific and other lines were considering similar action and It became apparent immediately that Loa Angeles was likely to bei en tirely cut off frotn rail communication within 24 hours. ' W05'T MOVE THAI3TS . The brotherhoods' refusal to move trains because of the presence of armed guards in the yards and on the cars may be backed u, It was report ed, by the transportation men in other districts, who claim that equipment of trains is in poor condition as the re sult of the shopmen's strike. Brotherhood members declared that no more Santa Fe trains will move through Barstow until further orders are received from the union. I. L. Hibbard, general coast manager for the Santa Fe, said today that a conference will be held later in the day to determine how passengers on trains which have been halted will be taken care of. LOCAL BROTHERHOODS ARE WILLING TO DECLARE STRIKE - Railroad trainmen in this district are flooding, their brotherhod head TRANSPORTATION Summer Tourist Fares To Canadian Pacific Rockies iM 0n vsale untu September 30th. 1922. j i Return limit October 31st.l922. j Round-trip from Portland to l ' iifffflrn LAKE louise- $5fi.55 jH BANFF. CALGARY OU 1 -BACK EAST EXCURSION FAXES on sale 'until ' Jj JsTWl&fra August 31st; return limit. October 31st, 1922 II uilKfflml ROUND-TRIP FARES FROM PORTLAND TO I !wVt4 J Toronto .... $113.75 Montreal . . . $132.75 j fkV Wri Ottawa ..... 127.95 Quebec. ... 141.80 I 4 tt i'M ' StJohB.-.. 160.30 Halifax y. ... 166.95 J i-Jjj 1 Winnipeg . .. 72.00 Chicago ... . 86.00 I , 'A J j J St Louis .... 81.50 Washington - 141.60 IjlH M- SllclMilftL Cleveland ... 108.60 Buffalo ..... 120.6S IH " H'-'nMi New York ... 147.40 Boston ..... 1S8.35 mIIPIi' Minneapolis and St Paul $72.00 J Sj i!ivV"TlAltS-CAAl)A LIMITED leaves Vancouver. B-C daily at 11 I jfliVSSs IsMSMJ. . 1:00 a. m arrives ia Montreal ia 92 beats. Toronte I "Wi 7 business T sack way. j klJ jW'iJ Canadian Pacific Railway !t' f7frj$0 X 55 Third St- PORTLAND Broadway 0090 j! ill AUGUST .Roeed Trip Fares QO EVERY SUNDAY Return Same Day Friday, Saturday, Sunday Return Limit Monday S4 QtZ EVERY DAY Return Limit TO CLATSOP BEACH Seaside. Gearhart and NORTH BEACH These low fares and limited train service make it attractive to every one in Portland to spend a day, week-end or vacation period at the seashore. A one-day trip may be made by leaving Portland 8:15 A. M., arriving beach points at noon, leaving there at 6:20 P, M., arriving Portland 10:30 P. M. FAST Lv. Portland. Ar. Astoria. . . Ar. Gearhart. Ar. Seaside. . . Trains leaving Portland 8:15 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. have direct connec tions lor North Beach. Returning trains lep.v Seaside 7 :00 a. m.. 3:00 and 6:20 p. m., daily ana o :3o p. ria. s.tmday. These trains use the North Bank Station. " Tickets, parlor car seats, illustrated folders and details at . CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washington Sts. NORTH BANK STATION, Tenth and Hoyt Sts. ' O.08514',,?8.?' HONGKONG, MAjfiiA ' rSJB. 8& West Cajote...8pV. 16 V..S.S.B. ss. Eastera SaBor..OeU 1 Wi rates, apace, ete apply to TAITIC DEPAHTMEXT (Broaawar HM) - , M-a2S Board Trad Bldg Portlasd. br.ssa quarters with complaints about -rail equipment and are ready to walk' out 100 per cent shonld a strike "be au thorized by the "Big Four" brother hoods at the Eastern conference, said F. D. Hobbsi general district chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Train men today. Chairmen ;f the other brotherhoods wer ou,t of the city, but Hobbs re ported that members of the other or ganizations held the same attitude as the trainmen. Hobbs expressed the be lief that the shop strike would be set tled before the "Big Four" brother hoods were involved, however. Railroad managers of the district reported continued strengthening of their forces and the & P. S. man agement Said that more cars were in proper repairs in the district than be fore the strike started. The Southern Pacific and O-W. R. & N. issued notice that the local shop forces had been built up sufficiently so new employes were being sent largely to points on the railroad lines outside the city. 28 BOMBS ARE HURLED IXTO YARDS OF SiXTA FE San Francisco, Cal.. Aug. 11. (I. X. a) Facins the greatest crisis of the railroad strike, federal and local of ficers here today spread a huge drag net for mystery bombers who early to day hurled 23 deadly missiles into the Santa Fe yards, terrorizing the district for miles around. Only one man was hurt. Deputy Marshal Alverson being severely i a a "dnH" frmnrl at tilt- Duntcu " lien a - , scene of the blasts exploded as it was ; being taken in an suiorauuuo chemist for analysis. D.nart v riamacrA was confined to th Southern California Edison com inv a cnmnlffp survey revealing this mnmino- u-n uriAK h(inff cut from frag ments of one of the home-made gas pipe bombs thrown into the Santa Fe stockade. riflOX PACIFIC "BIG FOUR" EMPLOYES THREATEN STRIKE Los Angeles. Aug. 11. (U. P.) Members of the Big Four brotherhoods on the Union Pacific lines will Join the TRANSPORTATION October 31 TRAIN SCHEDULE Bally Dally Saturday Dally . . 8:14 am liAipm !:Hpn l:tla ..11:39 am A : p m s:lepm lttlSpm . . l?:S7pm :t3pm :8pm U:Mim . .13:33 pm l:Hpn :lSp 11:1 pra NORTH CHINA LINE COLUMBIA PACIFIC SKIPPING COMPANY Opera tl n r United States Go-ram meat Shiva smPMEXTBETWSXL .".THOrT THAW. SHIrMEflT.BETWEES PORTLAND. OKEGO'V. ui YOKOHAMA. KOBE, SHANGHAI. TAKIBAR walkout of the ' Santa F brotherhood men. they declared today. According to a' statement Issued by officials of the Brotherhood of Fire men and Englnemen headquarters here the grievances of the Union Pacific men are the- same as those of the Santa Fe employes. Santa Fe employes grievances were objections to taking trains through dis tricts where armed guards were stationed. FEAR DEATH; STRIKE Evansville, 111., Aug. 11. (U. P.) Declaring their lives were endangered, engineers and firemen on the St. Louis and Henderson division of the Louis ville tc. Nashville railroad early today refused to take out their runs. Rail road labor men said the action of .he firemen and -engineers was not con certed, but the result of individual de cisions. FIEEMES QUIT San Francisco, Aug. 11. (I. X. S.) A report reached the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men and Enginemen here that firemen and their helpers, members of one of the '"big four" railroad unions, had walked out today on the Salt Lake di vision of the Southern Pacific railway at Ogden. J. A. Ford, local chairman, was not advised as to the number of men out. but said he understood the entire union personnel of that division was af fected. TRAIXS TAKES OFF St. Louis, Aug. 11. (U. P.) The Missouri Pacific railroad todsy an nounced discontinuance of 50 trains, ef fective Sunday. An acute situation in the road's coal supply was announced as the cause. The shopmen's strike was not a factor in the decision to cut off the trains, according to officials of the railroad. EQUIPMENT POOB Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 11. (U. P.) Members of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Firemen and Enginemen at Earlington and Henderson. Ky., and Howell, Ind., refused to take out trains because of defective equipment, they notified the brotherhood headquarters here today. TRANSPORTATION CUNAED ANCHOR ANCHOR DONALDSON V. Y. to Cherbourg nd Southmpton AQUITANI. Aug. 22 8pt- 1 2 Oct. 3 BERENGARIA . . .Aufl. 29 Sept. 18 Oct. 10 MAURCTANIA . . . 8pt. 6 Sept. 26 Oct. 17 N. T. to Plymouth, Cherbourg nd Hamburg CARONIA Aug. SI Oct. B No. 7 6AXONIA Sept. 9 Oct. 14 N. T. to Cobb. (Queenitovn) ind LiTerpool 8CYTHIA (new)..Auo. 31 sspt. 28 Oct. 26 LAOONIA (new) . ..Sept. 7 Oct. B CARMAN I A 8pt. 14 Oct. 12 Sails from Boston Sept. 1 N". T. to Londonderry i,nd Glasgow COLUMBIA Aug. 1B Sept. IS Oct. 14 ALGERIA Aug. 25 Sept. 23 CITV OF LONDON. Sept. 2 CAMERONIA (new) Sept. 9 Oct. 7 No. 4 TU8CANIA (new). .Sept. 30 ASSYRIA Oct. 21 Boston to Londonderry and LiTerpool ASSYRIA Sept.1B Stop at Glasgow Boeton to Quenstown and LiTerpool TYRRHENIA (new) Sept. 20 CANADIAN SERVICE Via Picturesque St. 'Lawrence Route Montreal to Glasgow CASSANDRA Aug. 31 Sept. 29 Oct. 27 SATURNIA Sept. 8 Oct. 6 No. 8 Montreal to LiTerpool ALBANIA Aug. 19 Sept. 28 Oct. 21 AUSONIA Sept. 16 Oct. 14 No. 11 TYRRHENIA ( new) .Sept. 80 Oct. 28 Dae. 2 Sails from Halifax Montreal to Plymouth, Cherbourg and London ANDANIA Aug. 28 Sept. 28 Nov. 4 ANTONIA (new) . ..Sept. 9 Oct. 12 No. 18 For information, tickets, etc.. apply to Local Agenta or Company'! Office, 621 Second ,, Seattle. Phone ElHott 1632. Astoria COJTITECTIOKS FOB SEASIDE NORTH BEACH Str. GEORGIANA PASSEKGEES ONLY Leave Daily . (Except Friday) 8:30 A. M. Night Service Leave Daily (Except Sunday) 7:30 P. M. Fare to Astoria $1.85 One Way $3.00 Season Round Trip Weed-End Round Trip $2.50 Special Direct Connections by All Boats for Seaside and North ' Beach Points. Alder St. Dock. Broadway 6344 THE HARK INS TRANSPORTATION CO. THE DALLES-HOOD RIVER STEAMER- SERVICE FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS Tjtb. Portland daily ex. Sun. 7:15 a. m. L. The Dalles daily ex. Mob. 7 :00 a. m. Fare to Tne Dalles 81 .25. Hood River SI THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION OO. Foot of Alder St. Broadway 6844 If' '- i It STEAMSHIP ""M SENATOR Sail 8om Municipal Deck No. 2 Wednesday, Aug. 1st, 10 A. M. and Cvery Wednesday Thereafter for SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANSELCS SAM MESO Special Round Trip EXCURSION FARES San FrancUeo . SSO.OO Lea Anaeles 874.00 San Dteoo SSI AO TICK ST OFFICE 101 SO ST. OOR. STARK PHONE- BROADWAY B4S1 AUSTRALIA HEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS Via TaMtt and RaialaiiM. MaU sad Pa jar aenua iron aa rra SS Day, fidfla Tmar aeU tees Mav trails aen, rmv, vsaea. - .union a. a. oo. op new zealanb 2SO California BC Saa pl ant lava Or Lscai SuwotarUt AM natsrsM wcoiiCK ves DIVAiCllY HALL (Con tinned Front Pas One.) Walska got her divorce it was reported that Mr., McCormick was in love with ber and would marry her It the op portunity offered. MATCH B.E PORTED Tudley Field Malone. attorney for Madame Walska, announced 10 days ago that 2his client has received her divorce, but said t had not been made final. This action was expected within a short time, but public notice was not made of the fact. Mrs. McCormick, first wife of the groom, is still in Chicago. It was reported that she was to re marry and that her choice was her secretary, a citizen of Switzerland. This report was never confirmed. Mrs. McCormick and her daughters, Mathilde and Muriel, lived for many years in Switzerland. McCormick is the fourth husband of the singer. She first married a Rus sian army officer, then Dr. Jacob Frankel, and last year became the wife of Alexander Smith Cochran. She divorced the first three. She was recently quoted from Paris as saying she prefers American hus bands. first mrs. Mccormick ?tot surprised at weddi5g jfews Chicago, Aug. 11. (U. P.) Mrs. Harold F. McCormick, guarded and secluded in her Gold Coast home here, was informed of the marriage of her former husband to Ganna Walska In Paris by a servant who carried a note from newspaper men. The daughter of the world's richest man, who has lived in seclusion since her return from a se'.f-imposed exile of eight years in Switzerland, refused to appear to hear the news personally. She did not send back an answer. In fact, the marriage today in Paris of Harold F. McCormick and Ganna Wal ska did not surprise Mrs. McCormick or Chicago society. The reported engagement has been a leading topic of discussion for months even before the divorce was obtained by Mrs. McCormick. "OH, LORD," SHE SATS Chicago, Aug 11. (I. N. S.) When Muriel McCormick was asked what she thought of her father"s marriage to Madame Ganna Walska, she ex claimed excitedly : "What did yo-j say? My father mar ried to Walska?" When she was assured that dis patches to that effect had reached here, she ejaculated feelingly : "Oh, lord!" HALL'S CANDIDACY -BLOCKED BY LAW (Continued From Pae One.) Hall that he did not receive, will be subject to a grand jury Investigation, beginning Tuesday when the grand jury reconvenes. Another fact uncov ered in precinct 201 was that while John Coffey, a Republican candidate for the legislature, received approxi mately 60 votes, the tally sheets showed only nine for him. This is of importance in view of the Impending recount of the entire county on his be half to ascertain whether he actually was nominated. It is further Btated that the votes tallied for the candidates for state labor commissioner in pre cinct 201 do not square with the bal lots. District Attorney Stanley Myers has interviewed all the election officials in this precinct but one and Is pre paring to lay the information which has come to him before the grand jury. William H. Emrick, chairman of the night board, will be called on to ex plain the discrepancies, as will the others who served. Meglect and cor rupt conduct in the discharge of duty as an election official is the offense that would be charged and for which the prison penalty ranges from three months to five years and the fine from J100 to S500. Any fraud that might be uncovered in precinct 201 in the votes for con gressional candidates is not subject to action by the federal authorities, it is pointed out, in view of the supreme court decision in the Newberry case, wherein it was held in substance that state primary elections are not subject to federal control. W. C. T. U. BBilfCH ORGANIZED Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 11. A branch of the W. C. T. U. was orga nized at Felida Wednesday with Mrs. L R. Kinggen, president ; Mrs. Jennie Wilson, vice president ; Mrs. Hattie Gibson, recording secretary ; Mrs. Ann Anderson, treasurer ; -and Mrs. Pearl Davis, corresponding secretary. The meeting was held In the Methodist church and those who assisted in orga nizing the union included Mrs. Sarah Mathys. president of Clarke county W. C. T. Mrs. C. C. Brown superinten dent of music and Mrs. John W. Lent, all of Vancouver. Mrs. W. W. Mclrwin acted as chairman of the meeting. RAIX BRrjfGS SMILES Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 11. Potato and prune growers, dairymen and farmers genrally are wearing broad smiles over the soaking rain of the past IS hours that relieved a drouth of 52 days' duration. The last rain that could be measured fell on June 19. with a trace on June 21, according to A. A. Quarnberg, government weather ob server here. A few fields of late oats may be damaged if the rain continues, but this damage will be more than off set. J. E. RAFFERTT Vancouver, Wash-, Aug. 11. Police man F. H. Rafferty received a tele gram last night announcing the death of his father, J. E. Rafferty, 70, at Santa Rosa, Cal. Mr. Rafferty lived, for 20 years in Clarke county on a farm, four miles from- Vancouver on the1 Fourth Plain road. The family moved to California three years ago. FILES FOR TREASURER Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 11. Jerry Riordan of La Center filed for the Re publican nomination for county treas urer Thursday. He is the fifth Repub lican candidate for treasurer and the 50th to file for the county offices. ADMINISTRATOR If AM ED Vancouver. Wash., Aug. 11. Joseph G. Wells, a brother was appointed spe cial administrator of the estate of John William Wlls, Ridgefield suicide, Thursday to look after the stock and personal effects. The appointment is temporary. BUILDING PERMITS Permita for opera bona for $1000 or ever irera iraaed as foutnra: B. O. KJcs. erect reaiaexsca. 5118 K. Mor rison, bet. 84ta aad SSta sta.; bulkier, asaaa; S30O0. Mary Stafford, crest wrideaca, S3 &of- i ....'.' falo. bet.: Rodney and alallory aTea.; taSdeB, J. K. Kites; SS50O. Anna C. Schmidt, erect msideaee. 1011 K. 25th ft. N., bet. Gorn and Wygant; builder, H. S. Paddock; $1950. J. & Fox, erect residence. 1309 Detroit at., bet. A i n worth ave. aad Hornsea St.; buisd er. I. Di Burn; $1500 Charles EL Xevefl. erert rrqdenoa. 1430 Thomtieen t., bet. 6 2d and 53d sts.; builder, C F. jod m ; S40OO. O. J. Carroll, erect residence, 781 65th ft-, bet. Fueemont and Beech; builder; H. H. Harris: S4000. Lyell A. Whitney, erect residence. Charles ton, bet Fox and Olymrna sta.; boiMer, same: 1500. ; B. E. DsTidson, erect residence. 4611 42d are. 8. E., bet. 46th and 48th at.; builder. J. Davidson; $2500. Beaaie E. S packman, erect residence, 685 E. Pine St.. bet. E. lth and E. 20th; buiW ,.. Spackman; $4000. Francis Kennedy, erect residence 75 Co t. bet. 24th and S. P. ah ops; builder, I. V. Stafford; S1200. O. V. Woruaok. erect residence. 1515 Campbel!. bet Buffalo and Bryant; builder, same; $1200. J. VV Womack, erect residence. 1517 Camp bell, bet. Buffalo and Bryant; builder, aame; $1200. F. Paso! Campbell, erect residence. 14124 E. 34 th 8., bet. Bybee and Knapp; builder. Pacific States Ens.; $3000. R. Malford. erect residence. 665 E. 6TO it. X.. bet. Siskiyou and Stanton: builder. Wil liam Kiecker; $3500. F. HL Call, erect residence. 572T Foster road. bet. 57tk and 58th sts. ; builder, same; $1500. G. C Goldenbere Erect residence. 865 Schnyler. between E. 2Tth st. N. and E. 28th at. N. boilder same, $3000. Multnomah county Rpeir Armory. 90 10th ft., between Couch and Dari sts., build er. W. A. Eatchel. $2000. Harohi U. Miller Erect residence. 21 W. Simpson st. between Concord and Interstate, builder. 3. R. Blows, $3200. Oscar. GranQuist Erect residence. 1811 Midway, between Fewenden and Columbia bird., braider same. $2000. CapUm O. AV. Hosford Repair flats, 1010 Albina a-re.. between Humboldt and Blandena. its., builder. Stokes & Teller company. $3500. Jewish Neighborhood Club Repair elub house, T10 2d St.. between Hooker and Mead sts.. builder. Quinn & Barton. $1000. Flora M. Wakefield Erect residence, 5 824 Powell, between" 59th and 60th ts., builder as tne, $2500. C. W. Freeland Erect residence. 471 E. 43d st.. fcetween Tillamook 4 Thompson, build er, William Butler. $4200. Georos L. Coie Erect residence. 1415 E 84th st S. B.. between Bybee and Knapp are., buiider same, $3100. V. Jk. Shafer Erect residence, 2T0 E. 58th St., between Madison and Salmon sta.. builder same. $5000. Good Samaritan hospital Repair hospital. Marshall st.. between 22d and 23d sta.. build er. MaxKenzie. $1200. Donald Dyment Erect residence. 4304 E. 4 2d are, between 4 2d and 44th sts., builder, William H. Berkey. $2800. A. Williams Repair apartments, 63 N. 18th st, between Conch and Daria sts., builder. Zanello Bros., $4000. : William Cadareth Erect store and resi dence, 2124 E. Stark St.. between 85th and 80th sts-, builder same. $1500. Henry Tonsing Repair factory, 645 Mis sissippi are., between Monroe and Morris sts., builder ame, $1000. F. W. Miller Erect residence, 689 E. 51st N.. between Klickitat and Siskiyou sta., builder, John E. Long, $3000. lita1 Statistics marria$es.Birtbs. Deafbs. MARRIAGE LICENSES Juliua Lampert, 30, route 1, TroutdaJe, Or., and Erelyn G. Kendall, 21, Troutdale, Or. Harlan R. James. 21, 1727 East 15th street, and Tbelma Sinclair, 19. 1684 East 23d street. Georgia R. Ingle. 28, Seattle. Wash., and Olifa Hiohlbein, 25, Portland, Or. Frank R. Miller, legal, 474 East 11th street, and EUna Tyrrell, legal, 102 East 18th street. Chriscopher C. Mead. 25, Pendleton, Or., snd May E. Long, 20, Portland, Or. Georsie L. Dunn, legal, Chicago, HI., and Mary M.. Bernard, legal. Portland, Or. Louise. J. Simpson, 44. North Bend. Or.. and Lei Alma Gardner. 34. Hillsdale, Or. WEDDINGS VngbIve W. 5. SMITH & CO.. 811 Morgan Bldg. BIRTHS COLEMAN To Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coleman, Linnton. Or., Aug. 1, s daughter. KUZMANICH Xo Mr. ajid Mrs. M. Kusman ich. 4-42 Ross. July 27. a son. REDMAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. Redman. 319 W a,i a . TROWBRJDGE To fr. and Mrs. Frank irawinuiB, on, tiiucv, aub , ami. KRIECS; To Mr. and Mrs. John Krieck, 1016 E. 29th st. N.. July 31, a son. NEWCASTLE To Mr. and Mrs. C. Newcas tle. 6"00 Weidler. Aug. 1. a daughter. NORMANDTN To Mr. and Mrs. F. Norman din. 34 E. 61st. Aug. 3. a daughter. GARFIELD To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Garfield, 5624 65th at. S. E.. Aug. 6, a daughter. APLING To Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Apling. 4835 65th st. S. E., Ang. 8, a eon. HEINZ To Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Heinz, 1582 E. GHsan, July 81. a son. MANSFIELD To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mans field, 103 E. 32d St. N.. Aug. 5, a son. FOSTER To Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Foster, 219 Graham are.. Aug. 3, a daughter. CONSEX To Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Conser, 1080 E. 30th st. N" Aug. 5. a daughter. DEAN To Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dean, Med- ford. Or., Aug. 7, a daughter. G0-i.IS To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gillis, 1070 Amhurst, Aug. 4, a daughter. DEATHS ELDER Elizabeth Elder, Patton Home, Aug. 6. 84 years: senility. DODGE George O. Dodge, Good Samaritan hospital, Aug. 4, 42 years; acute dilatation stomach. QUINN James Quinn, Et yincents hospital. Ang. , 88 years; broncho pneumonia. CHIN CHEW Bt Vincents hospital. Aug. 5. 46 years; pulmonary tuberculosis. BROOKS Mini Brooks, Emannel hospital. Aug o 71 years; carcinoma of liver. DAVID Sarah L. David, 281 N. 22d. Aug. 4, 68 years; carcinoma of pylorus. CONNELLY Alice F. Connelly. 1181 Ivon, Aug. 4, 69 years; apoplexy. FREEMAN Julia . Ann Freeman. Patton Home, Aug. 4, 79 years; senility. TOWNSBND Rev. John A. Townsend. 333 Portlsad bird., Aug. 4, 73 years; myo carditis. MORAS Frank S. Mo ran, 1374 H Greeley. Aug. 4. 1 years; septicemia. McCARTHT Richard John McCarthy, Good Samaritan hospital , Aug. 5, 7 months; stenosis. GRANT Susannah E. Grant. 1241 Ladding ton CsKirt, Aug. 4. 79 years; degeneration of heart. SIMMONS Hubert Simmons, 719 Jersey, Aug. 4 , 42 years ; carbon monoxide poisoning. BURDINK Lucy Burdine. Good Samaritan hospital, Aug. 4. 73 years; carcinoma. BERTRAM Thomas H. Bertram. Mt. Tabor Park, Aug. 4, 64 years; acute dilatation of heart. IVES Victor La Roy Ives, Emanuel hospital. Aug. 8. 28 years; pernicious anaemia... BLOOM Carl F. Bloom. 19 N. Skidmsre. Ang. 7, 21 years; tuberculosis of lungs. HOUT Charles . Hout, Good Samaritan hos pital, July 82, 61 years; enlarged prostate. SCHINDLER Lena A. Sehindler. 637 E. 12th N.. Aug. 9. 69 years: carcinoma. WEST Leutitia E. West 495 Montgomery. Aug. ft, 61 years; Bright's disease. MTIMPENY John Anthony McTimpeny. S47 . Haight. Aug. 9, 63 years; carcinoma. JACKSO Elista Jackson. 333 Fargo. Aug. 8, 78 years; Talrular heart disease. DIVORCES FILED ADDE Josephine against Carl Adde. CLAIRMONT Eva againvt Bert CUirmoot. GROVE Luvine against Don W. Grove. GARVIN Myrtle against Carl A. Garvin. ROSELL Robert E. Against Maud C. Rosen. SCRIBEB Anna against Vincent Scribe r. BOONEY Nellie against Martin J. Rooney. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25 jimmy Wants a Book! JSmmy ts ;ust one of the scores of ttxla folk who flock to the children's mom at the library. But the books asa so few that tha lata ones find nothing r-or s mars handful of piu fally worn Tulumaa. And so we might go en to tell bow In very department there la a crying need tar mors books. Evarr day tha li brary has dozens of calls that cannot a snjpiied. Gtve books to tha Hbrarr. Truly yon could not do a more worth-while deed. Leave tha volumes at tha Central Urary or at any of tha brancbea. Tha Library Ansociattonv NEW TODAY 50 FLUFF RUGS Uado Iroai towt sh wom-oa Saea. Ba Use arioa ml mtm rwae tiensl yoov rags aad wwaaan clothe Mail Ovdwra. Sand foe Bookasc a1X uwa atataaa Cleans a 4144 ItOIITifWKST Ml CO. 1U Cast attk an. 50 Visiting Merchants, Buyers : Notice : Don't use all your cash and credit for the store ; devote some of it to the home, the wife, the daughters and the boys. Music makes the home what It should be. We are doin? our share to make Buyers Week profit - able and memorable to every visitor. Whether you deal in musical instruments or not, bring: this ad with you and your credentials, you are entitled to net cash jobbers' prices on pianos, phono graphs and musical merchan dise of all kinds. Remember, the latest, most highly improved phonograph, better than, the ones which cost $300, less than two years H.KO. are now reduced to re tail price $186.70 : net price to you . almost half. You can now secure a dandy fine pho nograph, all latest Improve ments, for only $57 and in cluding 5 double face records (10 latest selections) as well as needles and all accessories free. This opportunity is only good for visiting buyers. All cash not necessary ; trade acceptance of any rated mer chant same as cash. Buyers' Week Special Wholesale Drive Call Second Floor Eilers Music Bldg., 2S7V4 WA8HIXGTOJT ST. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the undersigned, 401 Courthouse, Port land. Or., until 5 p. m.. August 16. 1922. for supplies and equipment. Benson Polytechnic school, Portland, Or. Also, for manual train ing supplies, various schools. Bids will be opened at a meeting of the board to be held in room 304 Courthouse, at 7:30 p. m.. the same day. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the superintendent of properties. Old Fail ing school. First and Porter streets, Portland, Oregon. A certified check of 10 per cent (10 ) of the amount of the proposal, payable to Clerk of School District No. 1, must accompany each proposal. The board of directors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. (Signed) R. E. FULTON. , . . School Clerk. Dated. August 10. 1922. SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the undersigned, 401 Courthouse, Port land. Or., until 6 p. m.. August 16,22, for typewriters, various schools, Portland, Or. Bids will be opened at a meeting of the board to be held in room 304 Courthouse, at 7 :30 p. m. , the same day. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the superintendent of properties. Old Fail ing school. First snd Porter streets, Portland, Oregon. A certified check of 10 per cent (10) of the amount of the p reposal, payable to Clerk of School District No. 1, must accom pany each proposal. The board of directors re serve the right to reject any or all bids (Signed) R. E. FDLTON. , . School Clerk. Dated. August 10. 1922. WILL person who witnessed automobile and street car accident, June 7th, 7:30 p. m , East 12 th and Hawthorne are., communicate f U-185. Journal. MEETING NOTICES 102 ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS. CLAN MacLEAY. So. 122. O. 8. C. Regular business meeting of Clan MacLeav. No. 122. will be held tonight (Friday). Aug. 11. 1922. Pythian Temple, Yamhill and Park streets. 8 p. m. Visiting clansmen cordially invited to attend. JAMES LAING. Sec. ALL members of Kenton lodge No. 14 5, A. F. and A. M are requested to be at Mt, Hood new temple, comer of Commer cial and Emerson sts.. at 2 r m. Saturday. Aug. 12. and we'll march to the Kenton new Masonic building and lay the cornerstone. Order of Eastern Star invited. E. B. HEADLET. See. ORENOMAH LODGE NO. 177. A. F. & A. M., and Oreno mah Chapter No. 141. O. E. S . will hold their annual picnic at Metzger Park. Saturday after noon and .rminff Ana 1 2. Dancing, games and picnic supper. . BKZ COURT No. 9 meets koL V -T""'" in -aniea nail, 58th st. and Foster road. Mt Scott car to Archer Place. Business session. P- LARS EN, Scribe. REGULAR meeting of Has salo Lodge every Friday night at 8 o'clock. Hall 7 i J. W." DAVIS. N. G. W. D. SCOTT, Sec y. o,o.r. WINONA REBEKAH Ledge No. 209. L O. O. F., will hold regular meeting at 8 p. m.. Friday. August 11. Kenton Bank bldg. Social session. Rebekahs cordially invited. OLIVE K. KAPP. N. G. W. HODSON. See'y. ACME REBEKAH DODGE. I. O. O. F.. meets the sec ond and fourth Saturdays of each month on 11th street. between Aider and Washington. All Odd Fel lows and Rebekahs, strangers in city, are wel come. BEATRICE DONCASTER, N. G. REBECCA GRAY. Secretary. MULTNOMAH CIRCLE, NO. 744. Meets Friday Evening. 8 o'clock. 10th and Taylor Sts. ELIZABETH LOVE, Correspondent. DO NOT .forget the picnic and dance given by the Fraternal Brotherhood at Cederville park. Sanday. August 18, 1922. EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty ; buttons nans, eharaaa. Jaeawr Bros.. 111-188 6th st. CARDS OF THANKS Wa wish to thank our many friends and neigh bors for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. P. 3. Johnson sfid family. DEATH NOTICES 103 V, KAY At 2103 HoUaday avenue, city. Aug- ast 10, James Wray, aged 76 years 4 months: beloved husband of Eliza Wray; mem ber of George Wright post, G. A. R.; served three years Company H, 27th Michigan in fantry: leaves two brothers, Joseph Wray, at Long Beach; Cal. and William Wray, at Flint. Mich. ' Remains at B. W. Gable V Co-'s Undertaking parlors. No. 7 East Eight ieth street north. Flint. Mich., papers P tease copy. Funeral notioe later. LYTLE August 10, at tha lata residence. No. 34 Tillamook street, Elisabeth M. Ljtle, aged 59 years: wife of Elmer EL Lytle, aad mother of Harry G. aad William K. Lytle of Portautd, and Mrs. Helen IV Ellis of St. Loais. Mo. The remains an at- Finley's mortuary, Montomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral later. LEICHMEIS In this city. August 10, Philip, aged 74 years, husband of Martha Leich raeis. father of Mrs. L. J. Wilkenson. Re mains at the chapel of Snook" at Whealdoa, Belmont at 85th. Notice of faneral ittrr FUNERAL NOTICES 104 HOESLY Tha funeral - service for too lata Barbara Hoaaly of aOrwaokie. Or wiU be Held Saturday, Aurust 12. at 2 :80 p. sru, at FrrJaya mortaary, Vontgoeaery at Fifth. Ftssnda teTttsd. Comclnriing aucvinn, Mii- wsujua NEW TODAY ' FUNERAL NOTICES 1Q4 HUME At 567 . Nehaleai avenue August IS. Msry Ann Hume, aged 73 years 4 months ; IS days. She was the daughter of Naomi J. Walter, wife of the late Peter Hume, mother of Mrs. Maud McGill of Ana eortes. Wash.. Mrs. Christie Zigier at Portland. Mrs. Anna Freexe of Candy. Or., aad Mrs. Alice Alexander of Portland. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Saturday) . August 12. at 1:30 o'clock p. m.. from the M. E. church in. SeUwood. Friends invited. Interment in Brownsville, Or. The remains are. at the res idence i funeral parlors of W Iter C. , Ken worthy, 1582-1534 East Thirteenth street. SeUwood. HENDRICKSON August 8, at Linnton. Or., Ladwig Hendrickson, aged 4T veara. be loved son of Mr- and Mrs. J. H. Hendrickson. Clatskanie, Or.: brother of Mr. Emma de Broen : Of Portland. Emit and- Mia Augusta Hendrickson of lauaanie. Or.; C. t J! union of 777 Rooaerelt- at., this ci.y. Funeral serv ice will be condncted Saturday, August 12. at 2 :30 p. m.. from Pearson's undertaking par hira. Russell st., at Union ava. Interment at Rosa City Park cemetery. . Friends and mem ber of Uburt Sc-Jidia. No. 7. F. of A., are re si-ectfully invited. Deceased was a member of I. O. Q. F. lodge at Rainier. MeTIMPENY August 9. at 947 Haight are . John Anthony McTimpeny, husband o? Elizabeth McTimpeny. father of John. Mary and Charles McTimpeny. Funeral will be held Saturday, August 12. at 9 a. m.. from the Blessed Sacrament church, corner ot Maryland and Blandena st. Interment in Ml. Calvary cemetery. A. H. Zeller Co., di rector. CLPP At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Bontrager. 1134 East 16th at X., Li I lie L. Cupp. aged 88 year, late of Cald well. ' Idaho. Remains will be shipped tills evening at 5:80 p m. to Caldwell. Idaho, for services ind intercment. Arrangements in charge of R. W. Gable & Co. Funeral di rcctors, 7 East 80th st. N. COON August 10. at the late residence. 724 Lombard St.. Carrie H.. aged 48 years, wifo of Charles A. Coon and mother of Mrs. Irma i Bntt of Portland. The funeral services will be held Saturday, August 12. at 2 p. m.. at the University park Congregational church. t riends invited. Concluding services. Bay City, Michj J. P. Fin ley & Son. directors. . MORDEN In this city. August 10. Elsie D-. age 4 8 years, wife of H. E. Worden, mother of Elsie snd Robert, all of Portland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be fceld tt the chapel of Snook Whealdon, Bel mont at 35th st, Saturday. August 12, at 10:30 a. m. Interment RiTerview cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 j East Side ! Funeral Directors F. C. DUNNING, INC. "The Family Sets the Price." 414 E. Alder st. Phone East 52. - & Son THIRD AND SALMON MAIN 507 Snook & Wheafldon FUNERAL DIRECTORS SUCCESSORS TO BREEZE & SNOOK BELMONT AT 35TH. TABOR 1258. Lerch, Undertaker EAST ELEYENTH AND HAWTHORNE ' PHONE EAST 0781. A. D. KEN WORTHY B, S. HENDERSON. A. D. Ken worthy & Co. 6302 92d St. S. E. ' Ant. 618-21. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 4322 MILLER 4 TRACEY. independent funeral di dectors. Funerals $75 and up. Washington at Ella st- Broadway 2691. Auto. 518-44. R.IT. Byrnes 901 WJliams Ave. QSZO XfLVIVAV B. M. GULBRANDRON R. H. REED I CHAMBERS CO., INC. 24S-250 Killingsworth ave. Walrmt 8306 McENTEE & EILERS funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home. 16th and Everett sts. j Phone Bdwy. 2128. Auto. 521-33. SIaniM UNDERTAKING CO. Phone Jirv&wts.j; Main 4152. Cor. 3d at Clay. A.iR. Zeller Co.'XSt. THE PORTLAND MORTUARY. Morrison at 12th. west side. Bdwy. 0430. MONUMENTS 106 TO SCHUMANN MARBLE WOBgS IRQ AWHE T3L yMOWg E.T43 FLORISTS 107 Martin&Forlbes 35-4 WASHINGTON ST. MAIN 269 FINE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED $3M AYia 7709 ouonrtwEa Smith's Flower Shop "Portland's Progressive Florist" Flower for All Occasions Main 7215. T. C. Luke, Mgr., 6th and Alder LOST AND FOUND 103 THE following articles were found on the cars of the Portland Railway Light and Power ocTOPany. Aug. 9. 1922: 1 umbrella, 2 lunch boxes. 1 purse. 1 pin. 1 kodak, 6 hand bags! 2 pair, 3 single gloves, 1 book, 4 pack ages! comb, milk can, grass shears, 1 pair glasses, 1 bunch keys, 1 single key, envelopes, kodak. Owners may obtain same upon proper identification at tlr&c and Alder street sta tion. LOST Silver mesh coin purse, between 3d J k ( : .. m-r.A HahnV..W,lia, . college. Finder please return to 262 Floral ave.i or can iautr o u . iuuaum mm atvc, sake. Reward. LOST H kira diamond earring, gold Tif fany setting, pierced type, between 2:30 to 8:15. at Burg s or M. ft F. Co. lower floor. Finder please call 532-75. Reward. WILL party who picked up black hnjc fur on dsy night return to R. W. Child, publicity mgr., ana receive rewsro. LOST Rubber hip boot between N starts and Beaver. Sunday afternoon. Finder return to or write A. K. A meson, care Brownsville Woolen Mills. Portland. FOUND Homer pigeon. C-1131 sUmped on ngbt wing; rubber band on right leg. tiai; etal band on left leg. V. H. 8. 22-1131. Write S. V. Winslow. Port of Portland. LOST Friday. Aug. 4, between Portland and Rhododendron, one 32x3 Vm automobile tire and rim. Finder receive reward. Call Walnut 8180. STRAYED away on Tuesday, little wire haired terrier, yellow and white ; boy's pet. i Please phono East 6768. Knight Land scapo Co. Reward LOST Between 5 and 6 o'clock Tuesday, mall bundle of soiled laundry. Call Bdwy. 0571. Reward. LOST Liver and whit pointer bitch, around Lenta If found call East 251, Tabor 514. Reward. BOSTON bull, female. bruxHe. with a whita stripe down face; lost Thursday, tha Sd. Cell Walnut 2008. Reward. FOUND on Jessup near Union ave., puna, containing 2 railroad tickets. Owner may btve same by calling at 4ZO Jessnp. STONE i marten fur Thursday eve., between Bohemian and Ham Bros, restaurant, Be- t V) J IMH .(Ui yu"i. v LOST -Baby silk cap on Taylor between Bdwy. and 4th. or 4th to Central market. Aut 12-45. LOST- 818. by elderly working lady, last Wednesday, near Sd and Alder. Finder please can iWalnnt 64. Keward. LOST In Kenton district, largo size Foe ter rier; male: very fat: largo black apota on aides. Reward. Walnut 6324. LOST Wrist watch Thursday, 6 th aV Mom aon; keepsake ; reward. Main 657. ask for Mr. Lauer. LOST A brown leather, .purse, valued for keepsakes contained; lost Sat. ere., Tillamook highway ; liberal rewarq. wu. . L08T White female fox terrier dog. 2 black SOOTS on lui pmc. loeu y.ejneimy. r.. r i . LOST Cnlined seal collar in Meier aV Frank s TeleTjBopo Main 8163; reward 85. - LOST Part of diamond necklace: leswral ra- waroL Broadway 7ZQ5. LOST Browm beaded bag. Morrison t-. or Bwwdway oar; reward. Wahtot P094. ' FOUND Monday, large erlndaa bulldog. Owa--, rl cam bava by ideaufjring. Atwater SOIL. "JMKaVH aivM.ai EDUCATIONAL 20O BEGIN KAKNINU slOSEl VUICKLY ' Enroll tot. Say or sumsser aciiooi at thss great bnTwea college- Xh Kralmng aebooi to n a DBuae jaaia ay cataiogMk isms foarth aeat Momsoa. yorusntt a.-)faua Prepares one for sanitaria in work, phyoialaa assistant or privata practicw. Hydrotherapy 4a also taught. PorUand behoof of Massage. inc.. 4 i-i a Stock Excbatfge bldg. atOLEK BAUBalhV: lOLLt&Us, wUl teach yow the trade in eight weeka laoaive soaks par wbvie learning; poairkms Men red. Write ar call UkXKEli BCSINEsi CXLEG!k ajusy oku., a aad Morruoa ura.t lUK last BOUND- uvv . . .n . i. n. ... T .' eav-sos. uraiai sumiuuH, Ssa4 LKAK I'BU.KittAi'UT Hallway Teiacrapa anadtute. 44 etalrwas HELP W MEN ED ITBTKS CONDITIONS FOR 6ERVICI; AS RAILROAfi AfACHINISTS BLACKSMITHS CAR rN SPEC TO its BOILERMAKERS PD?E FITTERS CAR REPAIRERS CAB BUDLDERa CARPENTERS ROUNDHOUSE LABORERS ADEQUATE PBOVISICNS HAVE BEEN MADE FOB THE FULL EPROTECTIOX OW NEW EMPLOYES. TUB SAME AS OLD EM. PLOYES WHO REMAIN LOYALLY AT WORK. APPLICANTS SOUTHERN PACIFIC BEAU. ROOM T. 6S SHOULD . APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT BU- MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO (OPE 8 A. M. TO 8 SUNDAYS). Oft P. M. DAILY. LVCLUDINb ANY OF THE FOLLOWTNO OFFICERS l SUPERINTENDENT STATION). SAN (PORTLAND FRANCISCO ijNIOIf (THIRD STREET STATION), BAKER8FTELD, LOS OAKLAND PIER. ASGELES: : ASSIST ANT SUPERINTENDEN v-TB SPARKS. NEV AND ROSEBURG. OB,; SUPERINTENDENT MOTIVE POWEB, ANGELES. SACRAMENTO AND LOS 3. H- DYEB, GEN EHAL MANAGER. SOUTHERN PACIFIC OOMPANT. MEN WA.VjrED CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL Mutnai V"fsANX Mechanica and helperi Roundhouses and shops. fir Car Department. to take the places of those strike sgainst tha decision Labor Board. who left aarilua ion tha United States Bates and Rule prose rib-Ed by tha authority oi xne united etates U ovestiment win govern. Apply to Division Superintendent, Master Mechanic or Car Foreman at Miles City, iont. Liewisuin, ii(sriu Ier Lodge. lont. Spokane. Was)i. Tacoma.' Wash. Bellingham, ash. Room 401, Haller bldg.. Seattle; Wash. noom dot, Henry bldg Seattla. Waah. defoot. Seattle. Wash. 110 South Tenth atreet. Tacoma, Wash..'.,. Also Signal maintainers ahd helpers.' Apply tot . Smith. 102 East Wash. 6th st, Tseotna, MEN and women to take orders for baby chicks for 1928 delivery, Hustlers can make mora than aiov peri week. Sand for aracuiara. tugn Mount f sultry Ranch. 261 .mpiro bldg., oeattle. Wash MEN to work bouse to bokua en an articled that should be ia every fsrnne, iioerai com. mission paid; better look up if you want something that will make you real . money. Call 1 to B p. m 804 Fai .n Wdg. CHEVROLET SALESMAN Wanted to work on atraiaht t commission baalei down payment on demonstration required. Ap ply sales Aaaager. Field Motor Car Co., 14tA and Alder. i MAGAZINE men, city work, new. proposition. no money collected in advance. : Five ordea a day pays 846 per week, mors ia proportion. 42S exenangw niog., .a ana Btsra. DANDY Ford touring, 'IT exchange for excavating, consider cash bid. i Take Bridgeton. Ask etora for LOCAL firm wants wideawake salesmao tat city territory. . Commlssiod basis. Haabeans and dead ones save your time. , Call at IZi. 11th st. '. t - . SALESMAN wta car to wom country aeinng a necessity for every home a splendid propo sition ana Dig money Tor nnuers.. l-ail J U9 13 a. m. 804 Failing bldg. f .- . MAN AND WIFE to take cre of genUemsn'a country bouse and gronada. , Give refer ... . Hfat evaerienro and aalarv -.tnMHl ... n . . .1 . K. F. v. pot rwiaiw, T1 - - WANT person' to kalaomtoi and paper few. rooms, ia fornishod apt. 1408 West Park. W-. A9AO ..a. IfVl VOW. rvpl'ft T F.XfT.D eaa candles-: muaa hii. .7- ereoce; permanent poaitioa ; to rigb party. lsi, uuiiwi. : r SALESMEN, if rag si a Ihostler and want work, call to , 10. roofa SOI Conaaa. wealth bldg. ' ' ; 1 L ' ' t- CARPENTER won, : and painbng wanted ia exchange for Naturopath majLaienta, Bdwy, 6(V. WANTED At onca,: man to learn vulranizing and retreading. 'Call 43; t Hawthorne ave. ABLE BODIED chore man; ow and cbkkena.' K. a. nerce. aowto n, f-vrtls-nd. John Cigar Factory, 151 Porter ex. WANTED Experienced short metal- worker. Apply Kelley Bros.. 202 jg.1 84th st. WANTED A carpenter a aesDer. 83-6 day. - Call 146S Albina ava. L ' . iCsmUnwad on Frtlewma Paaa) at Waa AJVfTEDi MALE 201 inotor. A-l ahapa, foundation work ; Vascoaver car to Duggan. 7