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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922. Aberdeen to Try Washington Elan, r Licensing Driver 1 Aberdeen, Wash., Sept 23. Erring -motorists In Aberdeen hereafter must "pay the full penalty prescribed in the Estate tariff codes, Police Judge R. E. jTaggart announced today as a result of a traffic, conference held here Wednesday between state, county and :'. city officials. Judge Taggart, Judge C- W. Smith of Hoquiam and the coun - ty magistrates will initiate in the county the colored license system,, prd Zvided at the last session of the state -legislature. This system will be ad "hered to as strictly as possible, it is ( announee'd. v- An auto driver, convicted of speed ing or other minor traffic offenses. 2 w i 1 1 lose his white license and in its "place he will be issued a blue colored -license. A second conviction brings a yellow license, and on a third time his license will be cancelled for a period -of three months. A driver found guilty of driving his machine while drunk or while under .the influence of opiates or narcotics, -or when physically or mentally inca pable of handling his machine correct ly, will automatically forfeit his Ji cense for an indefinite period, but may be granted another license after three ".months have elapsed. 2 Persons caught driving after their .licenses have been revoked for major -offenses will! be guilty of a gross mis tdemeanor. punishable by fine and im- imprisonment jjn the state penitentiary. Threatens Action Against Governor Washington, Sept. 23. (1. N. S.) Formal demand for the removal of K. Mont RelJly, governor of oPrto Rico, was made upon Preshlent Harding again today by Felix oCrdova Davila. resident Porto Rican commissioner. ravila Informed the president he had refrained from starting proceedings to oust Reilly out of deference to the ad ministration's wishes, but that if he were not removed by the time congress i 'reassembles In November, he would start formal action against him. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25 WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE Thee big sales of household goods! tins weeic: muhuax, ntuaisuai, FRIDAY. Each day at 10 A. M. Attend these sales and supply your needs in Furniture, Rugs. Ranges. Stoves. Curtains, Draperies, Utensils. Stc, at your own price. : Private Sale Dept. 7 Our stock of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves , Ranges, etc.. offered for private sale, -is the largest assortment of use8 goods in Portland and contains some excep tion? 1 values. We also have a few pieces of new Furniture, direct from the manufacturer, at remarkably low prices. Your examination of our stock ""is solicited. t SPECIAL AUCTION f On Thursday, September 281 t:. At our sales rooms, 19-171 SECOND j " r ... ..-ill -- ttta mihlii Vij suik of the n fr T. H. Adams Grocery of T, Vancouver, Washington H Comprising PAIN'TS and TAR ISHKS. GEOCEBIES, DRY GOODS, ..BOOTS and SHOES, Notions, eto. This is a splendid stock of GOOD MEK . -iCHANDISE and must positively be -sold without regard to value. Don't -fail to attend, this sale, where a dollar "will do the work of two or three. HI J. T. WILSOS. Auctioneer. When you want to sell your House hold Goods phone Main 1626. ' WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE ,.. 1U-171 SECOND ST. : (Established 1892) On Tuesday Next AT THE BAKES AUCTION HOUSE We shall have to sell the furnish ings from Mrs. Benson's home and part furnishings from a flat. If you are In need of first class Furniture -don't miss this sale. Following is a ns.rtia.1 list of what we will have to sell : '"""Beautiful Overstuffed Davenport and "Easy Chair in rich color velour, Mahojcany Davenport Table, several Rockers in Mahogany and Oak suit able for the living room. Oak Ubrary 'Table, very pretty three-piece Sun "Room Suite in forest green, vis : Set tee, Rocker and Chair : Solid Mahog . any Parlor Desk;, five Turkish" Rugs in various sizes. Axmlnster and Velvet Rugs- in room sizes. Queen Ann Walnut Dining Table, Buffet and set of Chairs, Dinner Set, Silverware, Brlc-a-Brac. Solid Mahogany Bedroom Suite, vis : - Bedstead, large Dresser and massive " Chiffonier with large French plate ; mirrors. i iu& suite was purcnaseu at Sloan's. New York, and would cost today at least S1000. Very pretty modern Walnut Suite, Including Bed. Dreser and Chifforobe. Full size Brass Bed,! Twin Vera is Mar tin Beds. . All Beds are Complete with best Springs,- Silk and Flosa and Felt ' Mattresses, Pillows. Blankets, etc. Drrssrt-s and Chiffoniers in walnut rsl oak. Bedroom Chairs and Rockers. ! Very neat Rattan Breakfast Table i ffnd four Chairs. Oak Hall Tree and sundry other nousenoia pieces. , Combination Wood, Coal and CSas Range. Water Heater, etc. Auctioneer's Note You are invited to call tomorrow and look over the goods contained in this sale. You will find them well worthy of your attention If furnish ing, come in anyway, whether you Intend buying or not. . AlCTmX OX TI ESDAT NEXT -r AT II A. M. ;.. it On Thursday Next WE SHALL KEI.fc VAB.IOCS CON 8IUNSIENTS OF HOI SE FUBNISM ISGS. SALE AT A. M. , buy ! Household Goods for cash. U" you intend selling keep your house intact and consult us. We can sell it all for you to advantage. Phone Main ' SM2. S3?"'. "" . f--W. C. BAKER and IT., H. DEAN j . Furniture Dealers and .Auctioneers . ?T1MHUI. AND WEST. PARK STS. lr;.. iETJHIAiT Bl ttDINJ, ; .. 'Installment Plan' Husband Cited on Alimony Charge Oakland. Cal. Sept. 23 (U. P.) Rodney Kendrick, artist, who figured a the "installment plan husband in the Kendrick-Wakefield, "triangle' which stirred San Francisco society recently, found himself in more trouble today. He was cited to appear before Su perior Judge Kinsell here and show cause why he should not be adjudged guilty of contempt of court for al leged failure to pay his wife 575 monthly alimony. The alimony was ordered paid tem porarily pending outcome of the suit which Mrs. Kendrick filed for divorce. NEW TODAY 50 Are, You Awake to the tremendous opportunity afford ed in the closing out of the remaining' 52 home sites in GARTHWICK? There never has been a sale of similar high class property at such bargain prices in this city. The restrictions will not be abated. The district will be just as high class after the sale as now ; but it will be completely built up. There is no higher class residential property in this city. There are no liens to assume : everything Is m and everything is paid for. It is served by 5 carlines. Drive out today. Milwaukie road leads you directly to it. It adjoins the Waverley Country Club. Remember the sale date : Sept. 30. Phone for complete information. Coe A. McKenna & Co. Est. 1889 Artisan Bldg. Broadway aS OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT in the JOURNAL BUILDING CORNER BROADWAY AND YAMHILL Suite of 3. rooms on third floor, east light. Ideal for Dentist. SEE MR. HAMILTON SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING An Opportunity Near Broadway bridge, walking distance, 100x100 corner for $4500. Less than amount formerly, loaned. If improved with inexpensive flat buildings will pay better than 16 net. Have permit and building plans.. INSIIE PROPERTY DEALERS . Twelfth Floor Yob Bide. Exceptional, immediate opportunity for real salesman with car : one with auto sales experi ence preferred. See Mr. Sjrnmonds, 8 to 9 a. m. Coe A. McKenna & Co. Artisans Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS Basinets r properties HeUdeace loans low rates. iBitallmeat repay, meats If desired. .Lo&ss promptly closed. A. He Birrell-Gill Co. Sl-il Sortbwestera Baak BaDdiar FLUFF RUGS Made ftasa year M srera eat carpeaa,' Cava totf Uw arlae at aes eaa iWad ywrr rags a ad wrka etatae Matt Llkrdaflk. M mi fee BacAM . at a Rw team CHiaia S- NortTMsvaar itutj oo. Cast WMI. , - 1M Us St St. 50 GARAGES Sectional or Regular Built High in Quality. Low in Price Buy a REDIMADE! That' Our Customers Advice There's a REDIMADE in your neighbor hooltL They're the good-looking, substaa tial looking ones with the red roof. They're always painted, too, because the ewner wants to "preserve the surface" of the sood materials furnished. "Built to Endure?" A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y ORDER NOW And pat it while the lumber is kiln dry $50 Up Phone REDIMADE, EAi B114 Kactory 313 C. llthv Corner Market This Ventt&rTLotsm The Fenner way of building in sures better homes superior construction at less cost. The Fenner method gives you the service of expert architects, draftsmen and milimen. Noth ing but the best of materials go into a Fenner Home. Fenner homes can be pointed out to you in all parts of the country. See Fenner, the pioneer of ready-cut houses in the Pacific Northwest, about your home. DOWNTOWN OFFICE: S37-S Artisans Building Telephone Broadway 11S3 FBSNERIFG. CO. Pant Mrriaai Avea. Pirili.s. CLOSE IN WEST SIDE 50x100 Store on Ground Floor Second Floor Six l-roont apart, meats. Bent $10 per month each. FOR QUICK SALE PRICE ONLY $12,000 SEE GIBSON 26 Oak St. Bdwy. a3S5 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25 BUT AT COST Closing out for factory account, Hearty a carload best mahog any, mouled walnnt or fancy figured oak upright p ano. euual to any 500 in 'strument offered elsewhere. Quick closing out price only 345. Smaller sizes S2S0. ail guaranteed, with the famous Eilers money-back warranty. This is most ex traordinary opportunity, and if not con venient to pay all cash, make deposit and pay balance within reasonable time. Eilers Wholesale and Retail Piano House, Second Floor Kilers Musio Building. Every thing for the musician. Take elevator 287 Washington atraat. SEALED bids will ba received until 11a. m., Friday, September 29th, for a stock ef antcanobile accessories, supplies and fixtures of the inventoried value of $1165.89. In ventory of this stock may be seen at our office and stock inspected by appointment. A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount bid must accompany each bid. The ii;bt is reserved to reject any or all bids. O. A. COTE. 641 Pittock Block, PortlaBd. Or. 1921 ESSEX TOURING Miles. 75O0. Just out of paint shop. Com pletely overhauled. 125 accessories. 6 cord tires. Must sell or trade for cheaper ear. Pri vate owner. Sell. 3522 BUSINESS PERSONALS WEDDING & KN O RA V KR9 W. SMITH A CO.. 1 1 Morgan Bids. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 NOTICE. -Members Plasterers' and "Cement Finishers' local No, 82 Special meeting Wednesday, Sept. 27. 1022. Important business. (Signed) B. K. MATHIS, Prea MEETING NOTICES 102 -vVOOtW.Aw'N LODGE NO. 171, L o. o; V.. laaets every Monday eve ning at 444 Dekam ave., 8 o'clock, I. O. O. F. halL Vi-siting brotbara welcome. R. W. TAPP. See. CiMV r r r f ROSE CITT CAMP, It W. , A., meets each Monday evening in the old K. P. hall,. 409 Alder St.. near 11th. Work each evening Visitors always welcome. P. E. SMITH. ConsaL J. W. SIMMONS. Clerk. 1218 Yeon bldg. ROTAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA. MAR GUERITE CAMP NO. 1446 meet every Tuesday night. 11 Grand Ave. . NELLIE CULPAN. Recorder, DASCX Worlds War Post No. 0T. W. O, TP. hail, E. Gth and Aider sta. will bold the firt of a series ef dancer (to be given the 2d and 4th Tuesday of eacB month) on Tuesday. Sept. '-'. Admifaion; Ladies 30c, men, -50c. . 1 ' PA B K U08K LODGE N. ?. A. P. A A. M. Special od-mnu'eatk-a Monday evening. 25th, isandy Wvd and Ryan sl. .. Work in F. C. degree.' ViaMing breth ren welcome By order of W. M. ROBERT PETERSON. Seey. POTtTTJkND ART "CLCB'8 500 parties every Monday "tsrnoen, every Saturday night. j H Wr I !gton. .Macuaisee hall; ' seven band piUit-.'.-'-ii , Eerb.-dj weSroiae. NEW TODAY MEETING NOTICES 102 Hard Times , - - Dance Everyone reading this ad. iniUid. : for member, itrieatls nd pab lie. by Author Couaeil No. 746. SiHeorrty Benefit A'-surlatitu. Tuesday niht, eut. 2, W. O. ". hail. 128 lltli St.; er jmt oiafet cltitiKj: tan tot ali; la.e4sl crowds; best lime-; r,xr ami m-i-; cwraf, st ojnint1 witU the 'irest blliicii in 1'ojlUand. Adm. 35 cent-!. neas. Bretwt, MnndJij. feepr tember 25. t ythiJin temple. Krosrim, rdtreahmeJrta. la nle your Aiscmc brethren. Informal d4ce, iyUuan tem ple Tttorsda, September 2. Liberty theatre, -week startini Sararday Octo ber 14. fail ceremonial Satuirtay. October 21. Patronize ttaaae tat adTertue u the tirotto News. Order of Monarch, i HAKKV Aj. M KAK. Sec CAMFAmN EXlftl KKFKJtSHllKN I S. Kirfcpatric fonncll 2227, Security iianefit A&ociation. Tne campaign for sew mem bers doses bTiday nient tor the present contest. All members are requested to come and .brina your new members. lo your best and do it now, if you wiib to enjoy the next ban quet. Come and see the beautiful degree work. Refreshments will be serred. ! Class InttiatlGgi Eureka! Council No. 204 S. B. A.-i Mon. ee., Sept. 25, Eastj Side W. O. W. hall, East 6th and "Alder. ReiVP&hxnents. Member II r !' i t . K.. n,Mt Vk. iting niegibera always welcome. THK VVOJilKN OF MOOSE HAKT j leeion drill team will gire! a "5U0" card party eTtday eveniii, Sept. lit, at 8:0 p. m. 'at the Moose citib, 4 tb and Taylor. AdmiEsion l!5c. 1U prizes, (tand-made and others. Jr erybody welcome. 1.1A.L.I- COL.IJN8, I Chairman. MCL.TNOS1AU COUNCIL. No. 38415. 8. it. A., will five a dance at the I. O. O. naU, 9,12 Williams are., corner ef j bit id more, Thurs day. Sept.; lis. Admission 25 cents. All members and friends troro otber. councils iqvited. i WILLAilKTTE TRIBE No. 6, Improved Order Red Men, mcit every Monday evening at j Wigwam, 208 4 Third st. Members are ur gently requested to be pres ent. Visiting chiefs always welcome. Adoption degrec- ALVIN S1EVERS. C. of R. 31ST ANNIVEKSART of Port land tent No. 1, Maccabees, will be celebrated next Thurs day. fter;fambt;r 28. at Macca bee hall, 3S6IV4 Washington st. Open met-tins! Everybody, in cluding ladles i and children, in- vituu. v'audeville. musical entertainment and short, snappy speeches. ProSrant begins 8 :30. Free. ! , HAPPY HOME SOCIAL CLUB will give dances every Saturday night at V. O. W. hall. 128 11th st., starting Sept. 23. ; Union music. EMBLEM JEWKLB1 a specialty; buttons. pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-183 8th st. CARDS OF THANKS WE WISH to t-xpress our sincere thanks to uiir many friends and neighbors who so kindlv agisted m durinc the illnt-?s and death of our In loved wife and daughter, Mrs. Edna Sylvttcr. J. A. Sylvester, Mrs. M. Z." Ward. WK WISH to thank our man? friends and neighbors tar tlieir kindness nnd sympathy --Iiowti durins the illness and death of our be-lovt-d liu-haiid, father and brother, Lawrence Martin. Anne Martin and family. WK WISH to thank ourj friends for tlieir kiiidnewi and floral pieces at our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. Meyer and family. i DEATH NOTICES 103 DUFF Sept. 23. at Multnomah station. Or., Dr. Matthew P. Duff, aged 74 years, late of Fossil, Or. : husband oil Alpha Duff and father of Mrs. Carl Garber and Mrs. Hattie Woods of Multnomah station; Mrs. C. C. Carr of Capitol Hill, Or., and Mrs. C. A. Johnson of F-il, Or. The remains are at Finiey's mortuary. Montgomery at j 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. MATTHEWS Sept. 22d, at Vancouver. Wash.. James C. Matthews, aged 44 years, late of 223 N. 15th st. j The remains are at Finiey's mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. : LOWELL In thix city, Sept. 23, Arthur Lowell, aged 32 years; Funeral notice later. Remains at the residential parlors of Miller A Tracey. i FUNERAL NOTICES 104 BENICK In this city September 22, Roy Renick, aged 34 years, ! beloved father of Martha Renick and brotber f't Frank E. Rcnick of Portland, Mrs. James Bums and Mrs. Mark Comer of Milton, Or. : nephew of Mr. and Mrs. George Ireland, ilso of Milton, Or., and the late son-in-law df Mrs. C. V. E. Wigginton of Portland. Fbneral 'services will be held Monday, Septembet 25, at 11 a. m. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Inter ment Mt. Scott cemetery. COWU.Ni; At Aberdeen, )Vash., Mrs. Bridget T. Cowling, age 56 yearsj, beloved mother of Norman Cowling of Seattle, WTash. ; George and Loretta of Aberdeen, Wash. ; William E. and Russell of Portland, Walter and Bernard of Los Angeles, Cal Funrrsi service will be held at St. Marys church. Williams ave. and Stanton st-. Monday, September 25, at 8:30 a m. Interment Rose City cemetery. A. R. Zeller Co., directors. j BLAIR In this city, September 21. Adolph Blair, axed 12 years. The funeral cortege will leave the chapel of Miller & Tracey Mon day, September 25, at 8:45 a. m., thence to St. Marys cathedral. 15tb and Davis sts., where services will be held I at 9 a m. Inter ment Bosa City cemetery. Mr. Blair was. a member ef the Longshoremen's union. WADE The funeral service for the late Wait man T. Wade of 466 Ea.st 7tb st '. will be held Monday, September 25th, at 2:30 p. in., at Finiey's Mortuary. Montgomery at ' Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service Rose City cemetery. i HOWELL In this city,! Sept. 22, 1922; Mildred Howell, wife of Leslie B. Howell. Remains were forwarded by Edward Holman A Sou. Sept. 23. li22. to Milton. Or., where funeral services will be held and interment made. I GOLDMAN la this cityj. Sept. 22, 1H22; Abe tioldman, husband of Sophia Goldman, father of Bessie -Goldman. Remains are at the cliapel of Edward Holman A Son, 3d and Salmon rt. Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S East Side Funeral Directors P. C DDNNISG. INC. Tba Family beta the Price" 414 S. Alder st. Phone East IS. Edward Hotmail & Son THIRD AND 8AJLMOS MAIN 807 Snook '& Wheaidon rCNEBAL DIRECTORS SUCCESSORS TO BREEZE & SNOOK BELMONT AT 5TH. ' TABOR tSSt . Lerch,. Undertaker . CAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHOBJIB PHONE EAST 071. aTBTkenwortpi bTb. bender sosl A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 802 P24 at S. S. Ant. llt.lL Finiey's JHortuary MONTGOMERT AT PTFTH. MAIN 4814. R. T. Byrnes f faS pal Williams Are. WALNUT U C 16. WILSON. R. H. ED . CHAMBERS CO.. ISa . 24 8 t60 Efllinasworth ave. Walnut 83f McENTEE" A EILEBS funeral parlors ttaea the privacy e a borne. 16th a ad Everett sta Phoae Bdwy. 2123. Auto. SSl.aa Uil.t-ER A TRACET. raoependent fanerai atk w asHserais its ana up. St Ella nt Broadway Eal. CRCWW 418? Coe. 3d at Clay. A. R. 21!er Cp.y&Z lass. THE PORTLAND MOKTTJART. Mawrasoa a 12th. wast side. Bdwy. s)4Sa. MONUMENTS 106 t pjJO SCHUMANN MARSUE ;iW) g.P"e STS. : HOtC.Tg3 106 IMiiMkIMflMlillMi FLORISTS 107 fthk rtinL Forb,es Cossipaiiy " . S54 W ASlUXtiTOSr si "MAIN - I26S. . .t - -FINE FLOWEBS TO till OCCASIONS ARTlSTICAiI.1 ARRANGED Smith's Flover Sliop "Fortlanda ProTeasr Floriaf , Flowers for A J Occasions - . . Mate 751ik T. C. Uh. Mar.. 6tb and AMec LOST AND FOUND 108 THE FOIXOVIN; articles were found oa the cars of the P. K. t,. A P. -Ce.-. Sept 22: 4 msMlu. . haket sweater. Maaon did. suit- box, hantibuts. 4 pr. gloTea. 3 books, r t packasea. brace, 1 bale, stick. owners easy obtain came upon proper identification at let and Aider sr. sta. - $25 REWARD for the return of male Boston Bull Terrier. 1 year old. Ueht brindle color, whica fore feet nd breast, face part white,, uncut ears and tail, answers to name of Buster, license No. 2S07. Phcne Atroafcer 2S28. or call 245 4th st., next to cowtbpqse. BOY is known who picked op eirl's wrist watch, engraved K. G , on the hill between Reed oollese and WoctP'tock ear. Return at once to Beed college office, oj; phone Empire 0314. - . J5 FOR information of a strange Lewellyn setter " in ywir neighborhood, larse black pots on back and black ears. Name Paddy. $50 reward for conviction of thief. J. 1. Ijnklater. S4 E. 76th st. N. Tabor 7403. LOST. Sept. 13 Black curly cocker spaniel doe, white breast, long tail, no collar. Name "Ksncho." Liberal reward. V Aut-324-18. LOST In Powers Furniture Store, Saturday erenine. pair shell-rim classes, Thompson Optical Co. case. , Keward. Phone Walnut 8431. $5 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties detaining white spits dog named Mickey. F. J. Bryson, 15 E. 30th st N. STOLEN Child's ivory wicker doll buggy, from comer of Onrfisld and Goina st. Sat urday. Please return to 881 . Garfield ave j or phone Walnut 0658. LOST Suitcase, brown leather, between Union depot and 369 Willamette bird. Walnut BTIM. lteward. .- . LOST, Sspt. 18, between BonueviUe and Hood Iti-ver, lady's new hat- Please notify P. O. Bex 578, Portland." PAIR of shell-rimmed glasses in leather case. on or near 19Ui and Powell, Wednesday ' morning Phone Sell. 3191. Reward. . STOLEN Miami boys' ' bicycle, green and ' white. No. 197R03. P.eward. East 7233. i LOST Keys in leather key holder. Finder please call Walnut 0f0. LOST Uneven oval shaped whit-e gold brooch, diamond in center. Phone Tabor 9309. LOST O. D. blanket, keepsake. Reward. Call Sell. 3529. 1127 E. Franklin. LOST Approximately $100, all in bills, ma jority J20's. Reward. Gall East 1158. FOUND Black and white, short-haired femala dog; medium size. Tabor 0831. LOST A white gold diamond ring; a lady in hospital. Walnut 0149. FOUND Golil ring in Peninsula park, Sept. 1 1. Mrs. A. R. Dodge. 766 Commercial st LOST A buiich of keys. Keward for return. Address X-104. Journal. LOST, in Piedmont district, an airedaie puppy Walnut 2 71' 7. FOUNlnitE AND RIM. CALL A-B14-5W. EDUCATIONAL 200 DO YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION I Courses at the Adcox Auto School are longer and more expensive than most schools, but Ad cox graduates earn more. Our retord of help ins over 500 graduate to bic Paying jobs la the proof. Don't enroll elsewhere until you have inspected our school. Call any day (except Saturday), at 10 a m. or 2 p. m.. or send for our bi 112 page FREE catalog. Ask for Book No. 4. ADCOX AUTO A AVIATION SCHOOL 37i Wasco st. -oraer Union ave. BEGIN EARNING MONET WCICKLT Enroll for day or summer school at tha treat bnsjDess college, the training school fot success. Courses include comptometer, stsnoc raphy, banking, bookkeeping, private secre tariat Write or phone Main C80 for free catalogue. Fourth Bear Morrison, Portland. "VYs Put Business Into You; Tben You Inte Business" A Business Coll age of Distinction if tf s72r (Formerly Link's " Business Coilega ) Tilford bldg.. 407' Morrison. Bdwy. 5083 $25 for auto and tractor course, day or evening classes, starting Oct. 15. Position guaranteed. Call at school or mail your check or money order. HEMPHILL'S MOTOR SCHOOLS Cor. 6th and Glisan, Dear Union Depot THE LOWEST RATE EVER OFFERED TAILORING AGENTS WANTED lira wires make $12 to 20 a day selling our fine made to measure suits and overcoats at $21 and up, which includes a good profit to you. You get your com missions every day. Write for samples. John Bond Tailoring Co.. Denver. Colo. THE DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. Aliaky mag., nas arranged wild a university gradu ate of wide experience to conduct a class in special English. Anyone who wishes to im provp his English is eligible. Register now. STUDY afAKa.AlR Prepares cue for sanitarium W3rk, pbydslaa ssfrtant or private practice. Hydrotherapy. .Is also taught Portland School of Massage. lee . 414-1S -Stock Exchange bldg MOLE It BARBER COLLEGE will teach yoa the trade in eight weeks; receive seme pay while learning; positions secured. Wilts or cell for catalogue. 284 Buranide ts MODERN - barber coiiege teacbes- trade in 8 weeks; tools furnished, some pay; position secured; special rate this monb. Write or caU 234 1st st STEEN SEWING SCHOOL Bleek's system of ladies' tailoring and dressmaking taueht; pat terns cut to measure. Phone East 2356, B. S3U7. 192 uraiia ave.. near Keimont KOOKY MT. Teachers' Agency. Enroll free. ... 1. I ' , I" . ! I , . " - ,u,u. tie supi., mgr.. N. W. Bank bldg. Automatic 512-18. BEAUTY parjor course evenings at special summer raiea. .1 ua in orua Mv Uekoia Oiag. jruone oronuwty ouoz. MSN, women, learn barber trade; wages while CTfc. ,im v . . w., ig An aaaw teen st MISS MATTINGLY'S Shorthand. Typewriting school, day, evening, individual instruction. 269 14th near Jefferson. LEARN TELEGRAPHY Hallway Telegraph Institute. 4S4 RaQway zaccnacge iag. isy ana mgnr ci WESTERN SCHOOL OP MASSAGE TOO Dekum bldg. Phone Ant 512-41. FISK TEACHERS' AGENCY. Journal bldg. Main 4835. ' Teaching position; free rag: HEVP WANTED MALE 201 EXPERIENCED hotel. jrtment and room ing house salesman; mu.t be a- hustler and have own ear; liberal ba4s to work on. We are well known here and members of realty board. Address T-338, JournaL- ANTED Salesmen of ownership aaits in Pacific Coat Cities business property paying good dividends. Old established firm. .Liberal eom missions. Permanent connection for right men. Address f. O. Bex o4(), otty. WANT middle-aged man to work on farm, and help with milking", wages, $30 per month, with room and board. Phone C- E. HteOie. Beavenon, it. WANTED -To yonag men to travel with manager, house to bouse work ; good prop osition, no experience necessary. Room 330.' 407 Washington at. TWO salesmen for city, give telephone and address; experience not zieceesary. F-1S0. Josmat WASTED rAt .once man to learn vulcanizing and retreading. Oil 432 Hawthorne. MAN or boy for chores on farm; steady- job ' Wm. Kerroft. PortlanC R. 2. . . SALESMAN to call from-house, to bouse with good line; -5Kj. ccm. - E-21 S. Jiwml WAN TED Exinicetf fluff rug weaver. Ore . son FJufI nr. eom:May, 19li E. Stik. MONUMENTS HELP WANTED MALE 201 WANTED " 12 or IB men at once at'.tfce plant of, tba Oreroa Packias cocn pany at Tancoosr. Wash. Located opposite the 8. R !. depot. .WASTED A SALESMAN - BY FRANK McGUIBE Mast hare car. No experienca needed. We'll teach you the business, lie re is your unequalled opportunity to get into the real estate btuinesa and make big money associated with live, progressive), established firm. ThoiaWad of new comers are- crowd ing into our city to locate. We offer yon' every oppotrunity to make good. Commissions paid yoa the day your deal ia closed. Portias is on the verge of one of tbe greatest real es tate activities in ber history. Take advantage of it SOW, Call J. ,T. Knappenbnrg. with . ,, FRANK ti. McGUTREW Abington bids. Bdwy. T171. 3d st-. bet. Wash and fatark. LARGEST eleetrte appliance corpora- -tion in the Northwast baa a va- . eancy for a district aalesmanager to "; organize and take charge of a retail ales-crew to kail a well known, hijh- grade electric cleaner. Applicant must have had at least tour years' -experience in organisation work. . ; Please stata sxpariaace); references and whether salary or eosBmission , basis is preferred. If salary stata amount. Married or single. ' P-163. Journal. SALESMAN WANTED 7" If yon are a real salesman. . If you have an automobile. If you are willing to work. If you can finance yourself. If you want to get all you earn. Ton are the man we want. We pat you in buMnes for yourself. A full line. Ex clusive territory, and big oommiMion on sales and also on repeat and mail orders. it you can't fill the above don't waste our time and yours. If you can, come right in. the door is open. We wast to talk to you. DIAMOND "J" MACHINE WORKS 415 E. Ash at., corner K. th. SECURITY SALESMAN Exceptional opening for a man of ability and good character; must have pleasing per sonality and qualities which will enable him to meet and do business with in res toss. ' We deal only in high-clasa preferred stocks and bond? and will give the man who can qualify valuable assistance In the way of names of prospective' purchasers,' etc Experience not essential but mast haere energy, and ambition. Permanent position and opportunity for large earnings. Apply 421 Spalding bldg., between and 10 :80 a. m. WANTED Baker, faTe 11. $38 a weeks shingle sawyer, 2 fie 1000, fara $10; 10 laborers, $3.60 a day,V hours, free fare; married milker, 25 cows, $70 : 3 -single-: milkers;- -26- cows $65; - ap plo pickers, 30o - hour,, meek boss in . of fice today. ' PIONEER EMPLOYMENT! AGENCY. . 14 N.t2tl et. A SEATTLE business publication desires a Portland representative to get subscriptions from leading retailers, gather news and sell space; a general representative. Write George Francis Rowe A Co., 030-632 Burke bldg.. Seattle, Wash. IN CITY Young men for big industrial plsnta. Steady work all winter. Inside out of the rain. Offit-e open today till noon. PORTLAND IABOR AGENCY, 11 North Second st WE WANT 2 men of good andress represent us in the state of Oregon. Prefer men who have had experience selling securities. No stock but a real marketable proposition backed by one of the largest and financially strongest companies of its kind. Permanent position, with unlimited earning possibilities. 802 Wilcox bldg. LIVE real estate salesmen with cars. To men who make good will be given charge of de partment and interest in firm. Commissions promptly paid. See Mr. O'Omnell with GREAT WESTERN INVESTMENT CO., 230 Chamber of : Commerce bldg. I WANT to talk to a young man now em ployed but with limited chances of advance ment who would like to enter Oit field of ex port and foreign trade and who appreciates that qjecial training is necessary to success in the business world; address, stating age and phone number, if any, W-1S4, Journal. ARE TOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR JOB? Do you think, that you are worth more money than the bo8 pays your If so, see me. Our men are earning from $200 to $500 a month. If you have a car it will help yoa to earn more. Apply H-198, Journal. . . WANTED A man with team. Broadway 0810. WANT 2 good lire real estate1 salesmen, 1 for genera real estate and 1 good subdivision man. Come in and let as tell yon about our proposition. Business is good and wa need men. See Fisher Realty Co., 615 Cham, of Com. bldg. WANTED A few more ladies and gentlemen to canvass 1922 s snsppiest line of house hold rubber specialties on the market; attrac tive line assures quick sales. Apply Oregon Household Specialty Co., 203 Goodnnugh bldg. WANTED 20 cord wood cutters, old growth fir, $2 per cord; houses furnished, but not tools. Jumbo Wood Co., 36th and Hawthorne. Call Tabor 1644, business hours, or Tabor B041 evenings. WANTED. A PARTNER. AUTO PAINT SHOP Have had 20 years' experience and in busi ness 6 years, good line and steady customers. H interest $400. Experience not necessary. Call Walnut 3752. ' CITT and out-of-town salesmen and sales women for brand new household necessity. Good" commission and no competition. Apply Guy Hudtrin. 025 Everett st. At Hotel Hoyt Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. TWO experienced woed bridge men at $4. One with wife to cook for 4 extra men, for board for both. Free fare both .ways if stay till job is finished. Call Gardner", East 9767. WANTED 2t TRUCK BODY- BUILDERS FOR ASSEMBLY WORK; STEADY POSI TION. UNIVERSAL BODY CORP., 800 SANJY. ' - HANSON'S old reliable employment office has moved from the Raleigh bldg. to tha Mieleiy bldg., room 461. 286 Wascingtoa st. Bdwy. 7692. ' ' - USED FORD SALESMAN A, chance to make money. Must be up and going. If not dssxf take np our time. tStraight com mission. G-18, Journal. WASTED -Good live used car salesmaa. We have good line and pay 9 commission. Bert Halt Chevrolet qesuer. Oregon. CHy. PARTNER in established, woodaaw bmln.. plenty work; small investment; make from $5 to $10 a day, 805 Swetland bMa. HIGH PRICES paid to experleaced rssor clam diggers on Clatsop beach by Warreatoa Clam Co.. Wsrrentoa.iOr. . JAPANESE or Chinese school boy for good home and snail wages. Box 2S6-A, Mil waukie. Or. - YOUNG men wasted at once for' factory work. Columbia Paper Box Co., E. 20 th and Hol- laday ave. WOOD CUTTERS-r-Bids wanted for 4000 cords fir. Good timber and ground. YX- 812, Jonrnal. CAN ase a few more -live hastier with or without investment, tf - yoa can produce Apply 62T Division st POSITION wanted by experienced retail cigar clerk; Smith. bast refereaeea. . Phoae . 1808. Mr. GOOD home and $16 monthly offered to clean . man; do chores, milk 2 cows. K. BV Wal lers. Gresham. Or- . : - ' ' .- . - : -' ... WANTED Stack aalessien. CaU East 5348 Sunday for appointment WANT live demonstrator, beat auto polish on earth, good wwwwy, T-1 1 ft. JoamaL SASH and door men, machine, stock cutter. clamper. 500 E. Lincoln. i , BOY WANTED, on bicycle, to deliver. Toubia . oo, 155 N 23d at. a. - . - KW4F WANTED MALE .20. NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAIL WAT MEN .WASTED , At ratw prescribed by taa Called feUtffl labor board as follows: MACHINISTS ' ; TO Cants an Hour. BLACKSMITHS TO and 80 cent aifc ll.ur : BOTLETUIAKERiS 70 Csnta an Hour FREKTHT GARMENT 63 Cents an Hoar. Applv to any roundhouse or hop or to ' upenntendent Northern 'Pacific railway. . BPOKA.NE, PORTLAND SEATTLB RAILWAY CO MP ANT , lUnjROl MECHANICS WANTED STHIKB CONDITIONS 810 CHAMBER OP COMMERCS BUELDINO AGENTS Send for (worn proof of $5 to $1S daily. Introducing latest style guaranteed hosiery, S3 atyias. IS colors. Neither experi ence nor capital needed; -just show samples, taka orders: -wo deliver and collect. Your pay daily. AS transportation charges paid, monthly bonus. - Twenty-four hours' aervica. Six pairs men's bos f 1.50; six. naira ladies' $1.60. CHitfit furnished contains all colors, grades, including silks, wools and beathers. Mae-0-Cbw Milla Co.. Fall 8313. . Cincin nati, Ohio. - - - THOROUGHLY experienced furrier.. -Apply employment bureau; before- 10:30 ' a. m. Lrproan. Wolfe A Co. J YOUNQ MAN 24-30 years, good appearance end address, high school education deferred. 7 Hie to en largement of merehandikitig p.an we can place several capable young men in our Portland organization ; $30-$75 weekly. Cll 4 to 6 p. m , 188 Broadway, See Mr. Price, AGENTS Cooper made, $361.87 in August, $97 last week, taking orders for Cfrtner All-Weather Coats. . Fall rush lias started. WTonderful new proposition gives you bigger. Quicker profits. Apaaxing values. 65 beau tiful fabrics. Fine .sample coat $3.23. Write quick for offer No. 15. The Comer Mfg Co., Dept G-1386, Dayton, Ohio. JUST out Nelka watch guard. Snappiest mo t novel, useful invention: demonstrator carried ow watch chain; 14 karat "gold plated; guaranteed; 5U eeett. Every watch owner interested. Every store a prospect Virgin nd exclusive territory. Send for particulars. Nelka Mfg. Co., Inc.. 1579 "Milwaukee ave. (Sd floor). Chicked. 111. MEN 90 a- week to special men to travel by auto and install new stove converter in; every home. Wonderful invention. Cook ami i bake all year without coal or wood. . No gas j or electricity needed. , We furnishe the auto, j Sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co., Converter ' 768, Dayton, Ohio. . ! SALESMAN" WANTED , j WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A LIVF, i SALESMAN. WITH CAR: . UNUSUAL OP- I PORTUNITT FOR THE RIGHT MAN.. SEE MR. SYMMONDS, WITH " COE A- McKENNA ft CO. ARTISANS BLDG. BDWY. .7522 BIG PROFITS' selling Shoor-Pateh for tires and tabes; permanent repairs made in one minute: and guarfinteed to outlive Ure or tube, saving 8 00 per cent over vulcanizing; tremen dous demand; for particulars and free sample, Shoor-Pateh Rubber Co., Philadelphia. Pa, Dept 47. r MEN wanted to silver mirrors, plate and re finish metal ware, autos, chandeliers, head lights; independence assured steady workers; $10 daily easy without capital or experience: outfits furnished: write for information. Ken neth Decie Laboratories, 1133 Broadway, New York. i - ' . CLARKE made $13 an hour selling veatpock et windshield cleaner needed by every auto ist, motorola n, .engineer; one rub keeps glass clear 24 hours; 60,000 sold: amazing propo sition free. -Security Mfg.- Co., Dept. 851. Toledo. Ohio. SALESMEN AND JOBBERS We manufac tured wines, brandies, etc., before prohi bition, now producing -finest legal substitutes. Whirlwind seller; large profits. American Cordial Co.. 1709 X. Spring st. Los An geles. Cal AGENTS To distribute $3.00 household ar ticle free to 10,000 housewives introducing our guaranteed goods; $2 hoar,. $16 day. Part time satisfactory. Send -for free sam ples and full information. , Jennings Mfg. Co., uist.net 4i. oayton, Ohio. RISK a postal and, learn how to start profit able business without capital or experience; $60 weekly easy. Silvering mirrors, refinishing tableware, reflectors, plating. Complete outfit fnmished. International Laboratories, Dept". 75, S0f rth ave.; New York. Mfc,.N and women to sell our products to house wives. Our agents sell in three out of four bouses. No experience necessary; we teach yen. We guarantee a minimum return to right parties. Home Chemical Products Co.. 652 Thurman. AMBITIOUS men wanted to re finish and plate brass beds, chandeliers, autos, accessories, headlight, by improved methods. Capital or experience unnecessary. Large daily profits. Write for samples and partkmiara Ames Mstalcrafts. 28 West 2 2d st. New York. YOU ABJS WANTED Commence $135 month. Government railway mall clerks, steady. Common education sufficient Write Immediately for list positions open. Franklin Institute, Dept 882 M. Rochester, N. T. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INS. CO. of Oma ha. Neb., wants salesmen for Ores-un. Old Line Reserve Co. ; good territory, liberal com- 4 missions. Address George Young state rosn sger. Junction City, Or. AGENTS $300 per month; steady pay. New style written guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or replaced free. Experience unneces sary. Spare time satisfactory. Samples free. Jennings Mfg. Co.. Ljne 1126, Dayton. Ohio. MEN, women average $1.00 per hour selling hosiery guaranteed wear four months; 30 per cent commission. Free samples to work era. Complete line wool and heather mix tnrea. Eagle Co.. Dept A-126. Darby Pa WE WANT intelligent men as cur exclu-lve sales representative; $40 up weekly. Per manent position, advancemnt: Washington "Taaty-Drops" Co., 94 1G, Rust bldg., Ta eoma. Wash. LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants agents to sell complete line of .shirts direct to wearer; exclusive patterns; big values; free samples. MADISON MILLS. 503 Broadway, New York. GOODYEAR MFG. CO., 12-C Goodyear bldg., Kansas City, Mo., is making an offer to send a handsome- raincoat free to one person in each locality who will recommend it to friends. Write today. . - GOVERNMENT railway mail clerks; men over 17; steady; no strikes. $133-$195 month; common education .sufficient; sample examina tion qaestkma free. Apply immediately. CX-808. Journal. - -. MEN for U. S. mail service, $115 to $190: experience or cerrespondeace course unneces sary to secure appointment &. Bishop, - box 391, Joplin. Mo. WANTED- 20 amateur pianist to learn pro fassioeat playing. This edKol gives yoa the training necessary. "Waterman Piano School, -318 Columbia b'.dg. AGENTS sell hosiery from mill on consumer. Men's, women's,, children's hose, ' lOe to $1.60 pair. Make 38 per- cent profit. Write Wacco Mills. 358 Van Boren, Chicago, WANTED Big pay tot men everywhere dis tributing samples, booklets, etc; whole at spare time ; no experience required. S. Meyer, 311 Seventh st., Louisville, Ky. - IP YOU sre $10O per week man we want yoa. We furnish listings and prospects and . assist in dosing. - Ask - for Mr. Bradley. M. C'lTMBH ft.. Kealtoes. Lewie bldg. WANTED By November 1. married man to -take boose and finish as tent house: partly furnished: no children. C-l 8 5. Journal. - " . " MUSICIANS WANTED. : Te buy latest orchestrations at 15c. 328 Fifth street"- .'"". WOOD TURNER Mast be experienced on fine tairniitc -Baker Mfg. Co.. -263: 16th St. aear Jefferson. - j. WANT bid on iihjngling boose on . outside. CaH Sunday. 744 E. 78 th st N. - - WANTED liuus to .bouse solicitor fine piOPKeitiow. -1453 E Glisan sf WANTED man expe-ienced in p and -pluma-' ing supplies. 288 Frrmt st WANT experienced carpenier to call Monday ' morning. 6Qi) E. 67th Jl. TWO .tinners -wanted, -J. I Austin Sheet Metal Works, 3h7 K. Alder rt. WAVTEls--Boy tu luern K.rfnUi:a trade. Tlie - Mcrcutile Prv, lOOfe 1'f lit t. ," HELP WANTED MALE 201 sUBOREBS WANTED We PER HOUR S' HOURS ; BOARD $1.05 PER DAT BLANKETS FURNISHED XONO JOB FREE FARE . 45 MILES FROM PORTLAND. APPLY AT ' ' 326 WORCESTER BUILDING THIRD AND OAK Opportunity-, for."-. -Security Salesman BONDS AND HIGH-GRADE PREFERRED STOCKS. PERMANENT POSITION AND LIBERAL CONTRACT POR MAN WHO MEETS REQUIREMENTS. WRITE; GIV ING FULL STATEMENT OF QUALIFICA TIONS. "G-20S. JOt RNAL. KNEE BOLTER, left hand, $5.50, 8 hours; second rook, $100 and board; farm hand. . eloie in, no milking, $50, room and board: 2 scrting taMe men, $3.00, 8 hours', room and board $1 per day: 4 teamster. $4,- 8 hours, new townaite, close in, king job : 2 sewer diggers, $5, 8 hours; laborers, quarry work, $4.50, 8 hours; 2 teams, logging eon tract short haul, long job;- 2 pole peelers. 2 , cents ft.; wood cutter, $2 per cord; wood splitter. $1 per cord; 12 rock men. uarr, good contract, 90c yard: laborers in the city. $4, 8 hours; steam drag&iw men $4, M hours; off bearer, head rig, live road, $8.75. city. ' : T Apply ftTTTTS" A OAKE. '"'"' 224 Burr.side. Open toda v until 2 p. m. THE BIG MILLS Want live-blooded Americans for Oie big new electrically equipped '-mills at Gari baldi on the Tillamook line. Mill uid yard men. . Men to . pile - lumber, t 'an make $6 or $7 per hift. Company has fjne boteL - Here is your job fcr this win ter. Office open today until not n. Port land Labor Agency 11 N. Second a WANTED Salesman to cover Washington and Oregon, with nationally known line of men's, boys', and children's athletic nndenwear and . nightwear ; liberal . commission and draw ing account; only men with experience con sidered; executive of company will be in Port land in s week to. grant interviews: give your qualifications snd experience in first letter. Box B-199, Journal. . . PAPERMEN SUBSCRIPTION REPRSENTA TITES i Can offer fine position ok the order work ing basis, on American Fruit Grower, a -high c(as national paper. Want only men who follow subscription work exclusively and at fairs. Wire or write W. M. Coleman, 800 Currier bldg., Los Angeles, CaL. for credentials and supplies. MAN and wife )no children) for ranch near Kelso, Wash. Steady job year round. Good pay.-Office open today until PORTLAND LA-BOR AGENCY. 11 North ; Second st . LIVE real estate salesmen with cars. To mea who make good will be given charge of de partment and interest in firm. Commissions promptly paid. . v See Mr. O'Connell with' GREAT WESTERN INVESTMENT tU. 230 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. SALESMEN, familiar with ice cream trade, to aeil "Co-;l-M-Off" equipment In Port land and throughout state. A 5c chocolate coated ioe cream confection and a sure win ner. Apply Guy Hudirins, 625 Evetwtt t Phone, Bdwy. 4145. At Hotel Hoyt Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. " "' HELf WANTED FEMALE 204 WOMEN wanted for peeling pears; must hate health cards, . Apply tomorrow morning ready for work. Starr Fruit Products Co.. 321 E. 1 Yamhill. . . .. ? ' , . . GIKL or woman for general house work, small family. Cell mornings before 10. Eat 347S. MIDDLE-AGED woman to assist with liouie work: no wahing; . good homei or right party. Sell. 1828. - IN WIDOWER'S, farm home, housekeeper under 40, good home, some wages. Details first letter. KX-1 17,; Journal. - YOUNi girl: 1st class piano and harmony lessons in exchsnge for care of children ' 3 nights and . Msturdav. Pbone 631-41. WANTEI-A housekeeper; must be con genial. Phooe today before noon. Auto matic 322-44. : - WATEI Woman to care for two children; give home and $10 month ; m housework. 5313 70th st S. E. ART STUDENT for interior decorating sta die willing to accept low saUry tor excelKnt mi portanHy snd Hving. EX-223. Journal. LADY companion, Eugluhwoman preferri: good quick needle worker, if poaeibtc, tj be with and aid artit. EX-222; Jmirnsl ANY G1UL m need of a inend, apply to tha Salvation Army" Rescwe Home. Mayfair an 1 Alexander sts. Pbnne Main 84S D-M - WANTED Housekeeper for working man, neat Mill City, Or. No objectioa to widow witi one child. DX-24. JonrnaL WANTED A middleaged woman to keep house for man snd 3 children. CaU at 7010 lst ave. - Take Mt Soott car. ELDERLY woman or girl for light housework, plain people, $10 month. Box 23S-A. R. F. D. 1. Oswego. Or. ! ' f EXPERIENCED girl for general housework and cooking; must be fond of children. East 1903. WANT woman or girl to stay wilh thild; rot.m, board and small wages. CaU ,5221 bOth t . E. WANTED Toung girl to assist srith rooking and general housework in small family oa Portland Heights. Call Main 2780.- W ANTED 2 giris for beaaty hop,23 Wa-A- lngtoo Biag. GIRL or woinaa for general hnaseworh. S'.-l NL'HSkXilRL for child 3 er: reference. 8TDsv, near 2 1st and V aslnr.gijoa. WANTED Uoue to honje soli'.-itor; f.na prppoition I4r.w E. f.lisan ftt. WANTTID srfrl or woman for gennal hoa.-e. work, uo wa-Jiing. ; Sell, 841. WASTED DiJiwjMier. "Call Waiuat 27G. V - w