17IE - OREGON DAILY JOU RSAL, PORTLAND,. OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1ZZ2.
TRAFFIC SPREAD
AT APPROACHES
OF BRIDGES, PLAN
On of the moat important moves, in
, connection with the great problem of
- traffic congestion and the! reconstruc
. tlon of the Burnside bridge and build
ing; of the new Ross Island bridge. Is
to be initiated at the session-'of the
city council next Wednesday. At that
time Commissioner Barbur will intro
duce a resolution to make surveys,
studies and reports on all bridge ap
proaches and means by which addi
ktional streets may be opened directly
to the bridge approaches; so. as to
' spread the traffic immediately as it
" leaves the main structure. 4
i N"This is imperative for: the relief of
traffic congestion..', -declared Corarats
sioher Barbur today. "Not i single
bridge in Portland has been construct
ed wun proper aiienuon pain 10 una
phase of moving the traffic, and the
move must be gotten under way be-
lore the reconstruction of the Burn-
alsf hrlHM ta u nr4T-4 It must
v also apply to the proposed Ross Island
bridge, the bonds for which I believe
;th people will authorize at the Novem
;ber election. "
:' "In the case of the Burnside, bridge
it is a vital,- thing, for to reconstruct
i th bridge under prent street ap-
. 'proach conditions is unthinkable. I
believe this will cause a revival of the
'sentiment to put the Laiurgaard water
front plan into .execution, . as it is so
closely tied in wjth bridge approaches.
etc, the whole scheme must coordinate
- therewith. It would be absurd -to purchase-land
for new approaches to the
Burnside bridge, for Instance, and
then have to abandon the layout when
the greater waterfront plan is put into
effect; e
ASSESSMENTS ABE 1JCE ON'
- EIGHT PUBLIC PEOiECTS
Assessments are now due and pay
i .able on eight pieces of public work
and notification thereon was issued
by City Auditor Brink today to the
property owners within the respective
assessment districts. Unpaid assess
ments will become delinquent and bear
'interest after October 23. and if not
- paiu on or ueiuro gveiuuer i me
city will start proceedings to sell the
delinquent properties. The list in
cludes -
For improvement of Cable street
"from) Mill street to block 4, Market
.Street addition, $1729.72 ; for improve
ment of East Seventh street from
; Going to Wygant street, $2053.04 ; for
improvement of East Ninth street from
Spokane to. Maiden avenue, $6551.90;
for improve rhent of Alberta street from
Gay street to Denver avenue, $-1385.30 ;
'for "improvement . of Nevada street
from Corbett street to Fifth avenue,
$1947 ; for improvement of East 27th
- treet from Cora to Francis avenue,
(5453.16 5 for improvement of 62d street
'Southeast from 63d to 50th avenue
southeast, $812.15.
TYPHOID CASES INCREASE
. Two more cases of typhoid" fever
were reported to .the city health of-
f ice today. They are J. . A. Moe, 43,
No. 1245 Union avenue, and Magnus
'Knutson, 25, No. $72 -Skidmore. street.
Both are at the Good Samaritan hos
pital. This makes 27 cases of typhoid
fever reported to the health office dur
ing the. fall months. The cause of in
fection in the last two cases have
not been determined. '
ARMOUR WILL NOT
(Continued From Pajr One)
.that he should not give the informa
tion wanted to the commission.
-- "I am still of the same ojjrinion,"
Armour replied.
Nugent then told Armour that every
"previous witness had agreed to furnish
the information.' aeked by the com
mission. "txS you understand." he asked the
witness, "that you are standing out
t alone in your re'fusal?'
1 THINKS IT UNFAIR
I don't think that is fair,' Armour
replied.
"You are entirely willing," Nugent
pursued, "that -this commission report
back to congress your positive refusal
,to furnish them. with the information
congress 'directed the commission - to
get?"
"I don't know : that I have anything
to do with the "commission's report,"
Mr. Armour replied.
After he stepped from the" stand Ar
' raour said he felt the commission had
J(been "decidedly unfair" to hinv "
i Alfred Austrian, attorney for Ar
mour, stated ho had advised the wit
, ness not to answer because he did not
" have full information regarding the
deals. . -tl
Members of the office force have
the books which show " the deals, and
the commission has those books under
: . Investigation now,". Austrian aid.
iElEVATOBS BLAMED
Large grain elevator Interests which
were "short" on. the market last May
were responsible for the Chicago Board
of Trade's emergency car delivery rule
At that time, which is said to have re
eclted in a drop in the price, o wheat
from $1.46 to $1.16 a bushel, accord
ing to Arthur V. Cutten, member of
.'the board and reputed to be one of the
heaviest plungers" on the grain mar--
ket,' in his testimony Thursday before
ithe federal trade commission. .
1 The Armour Grain company and the
' Rosenbaum Grain f company, both
"short" of the market, were the prin
cipal beneficiaries of the drop: in the
-price of wheat, other witnesses testi
fied. '
-The commission is trying ta estab
Arm You Gming to Earapm ?.
Or thm Orimnt?
Or Around thm Worldf.
War net get axperienoed mad
rate lalenaaaon front M h hmm
OTBTOaa uhbhtcv car is irn
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JOURNAL TRAVEL. BUBJSAU
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ANSWER
QUESTIONS
Proves Balky
T OGDEN ARMOUR;
J Chka packcirt" iwho
refused to give information
concerning his grain i pur
chases at a federal trade
commission hearing today.
is', -f '
lish the relationship between specula
tion in the Chicago, grain pit and the
fluctuation of prices. Cutten ; said be
was long between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000
bushels when the rule permitting de
livery of grain on track instead of in
elevators was invoked last May. and
that he had been forced to sell a great
deal of this amount at a heavy loss.
Witnesses at previous sessions had
testified that the rule had been invoked
because all elevators were chock, full
and no storage room was available.
George E. Marcy, president - of the
Armour Grain ' company, was one of
these witnesses: Cutten said he was
not sure about the public elevators, but
believed there had een plenty of rom
in private elevators.
CARRIED IN CARS
"People carried the wheat in cars
until the demurrage charges; became
so heavy they were forced to liqui
date," said Cutten, in explaining the
price drop. . -
L. F. Gates, former president of the
Board of Trade, admitted that it was
common rumor that the Armour Grain
company had been one of the large
houses to benefit by the invocation of
the emergency car rule. E. F. Rosen
baum, president of the Rosen baurn
company, also admitted that both his
concern and the Armour interests were
the heaviest dealets in wheat last May.
MRS. HALL SUFFERS
NERVOUS COLLAPSE
(Continued From Pas One)
Rev. Sr. Hall and Mrs. Mills for some
time, probably a month before the
double tragedy.
BREAK ONCE OCCURRED IX.
ROMANCE OF SLAIN COCPLE
New Brunswick, K. J., Oct. 13. U.
P.) There was a break in the alleged
romance of the Rev. Edward "W. Hall
and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, the sexton's
wife, abut three months ago. . Whjsn
this fact came to light today, a woman
believed to have filled the gap and
have been friendly with the pastor
while Mrs. Mills was recovering from
an operation was sought as a possible
suspect in the murder of the couple.
The woman, toward whom three ave
nues of investigation, turned, may
have become enraged at resumption of
the preacher's alleged love affair with
the choir singer, it was believed.
Or a man involved In this newly
bared angle of the tragedy, and now
sought by the authorities, may be
placed under suspicion. f
What appears to be a brand-new
field of Investigation has been opened
up. A statement by James Mills, hus
band of the murdered woman, that his
wife was ill, operated upon and Con
valescent over a considerable period of
time this summer, may have pointed
the way. s
The investigators have turned their
backs upon the unfortunate little trio
of feeble-minded characters; Raymond
Schneider, Pearl. Bahmer !and her
father Nick, who ,-atil, - however, re
main in JaiL : -- x
Swett Made Member
Of Advisors' Board
i
Herbert Lt. Swett of Portland, son
of Mrs. Isaac Swett. Np. 45 East 24th
street north, has been appointed a
member of the board of advisers for
the Ames competition in the Harvard
university law school. The Ames com
petition is one between law clubs in
the Harvard law school. It forms a
valuable supplement to classroom work
in that ''it gives students experience In
the forms of legal practice. Swett. a
third-year student In the law school,
is a graduate of Reed college.
Accept Wage Rise,
But Under Protest
Chicago, Oct. 1?. L -N. S-)-E. F.
Grable. president of the Maintenance
of Way Brotherhood. ' today tele
graphed members of the United States
railway labor board that his organiza
tion would accept the two cents an
hour rise voted by the public group
of the board "under protest.?
RANGER TRANSFERRED
Ranger. E. W. Wheeler, who has
been stationed on the CotviUe national
forest in' Eastern Oregon for many
years, baa been transferred j to the
Oregon national forest. In charge f of
the Hermann Creek ranged station: on
the Columbia river highway.. M. J.
Brown, who baa been, stationery at this
point, has been transferred Xo the
Wallowa national forest, where he was
formerly employed, according- to Shir,
ley Buck, district forest Inspector. The
transfer la effective October! 25.
MRS. MAREN CHRISTENSEN
'Vancouver. Wuh ' Vf 1 11 xr,-
Maren Chris tensen. 80, died at the home
or ner aaugnter. .Mary Cates, on SI ill
riaia. inursday, : Her daughter and
one son aurrire. : ::
mt -
" -" lj " ''''em?ki
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WLEYTELLSHOW
ADMINISTRATION
LIMITED TAXAT
X -1 -'
Salem. Oct. 13. "The recent sessions
of congress have been devoted espe
cially to reconstruction - of the. finan
cial and revenue systems of the coun
try, so that business could HVe and
tlw people prosper," declared ; Repre
sentative W. C. Hawley upon ihis re
turn from Washington. Thursday. "The
ways and means committee, on which I
am 'fourth in rank, has had the initia
tive in these measures. When the 66th
congress assembled in December. "1919,
the estimated annual expenditures for
carrying on the ' government was
$5,500,000,000. .1
"After long and detailed- considera
tion of the proposed expenditures, I
proposed to my associates on the com
mittee of ways and means that We levy
taxes in the revenue bill of 1921 that
would earn about $.3,250,000,000 per
year, and that the most effective way
to limit Expenditures was to limit the
amount to be collected by taxation. It
was believed that this amount would
be sufficient to pay the running ex
penses of the government, and pay
claims arising out of the war which
the preceding administration bad left
behind it.- t .
"I expect to visit every, waterway
in which Improvements are desired,
before returning to Washington, in or
der to obtain full Information for use
before the committee on appropriations
in obtaining the moneys needed to con
struct them. The largest single item
is . the construction of the two jetties
at the entrance to Coos bay, which will
cost over $3,000,000. I expect to obtain
between $3,000,000 and JJ.000,000 for our
river and harbor improvements."
Hawley is candidate" to succeed him
self and has no opponent. He is serv
ing his seventh term in congress.
TREATMENT OF YOUNG
HAYES1ILS TOWN
(Continued From Page One)
detectives and prosecutors, was "all
a lie."
Everyone in New Brunswick, with
the exception of the authorities, knew
it was a lie from the beginning. There
was not a semblance of logical truth
anywhere in it.
Schneider says he concocted the"story
because he believed Hayes and Pearl
Bahmer had told the police that Schnel
der was at the old Phillips farm the
night of the murder and had .had some
connection with it. Here were the out-
croppinzs of the primitive "third de
gree" methods that were used on him.
Schneider was told by the detectives
that Hayes had "confessel" and in
volved him in the crime. This method
of "third degree," it is now generally
believed, was first -employed by the
serpentin the Garden of Eden. But.
it worked on poor wcak-bratnea
Schneider and under the official urge
to "get revenge" he signed a paper
prepared by the authorities and accus
ing Hayes of shooting the distinguisnea
rector and the attractive choir singer.
ABSURDITY APPARENT
The silliness of the Schneider state
ment, the illogical motive back of the
whole thing, the Inconsistency of the
theory evolved by Schneider and his
"third degree" tormentors, all were
pointed out to the prosecutors by the
newspaper reporters working on the
case, but the officers of the law insist
"ed that they had a reasonable basis of
prosecution and they put Clifford
Hayes behind the bars. But first tjtey
had tried the same "third degree" meth
ods on him, but Hayes, being a brighter
lad than his one-time companion, gave
the clumsy detectives the laugh.
The whole Schneider-Hayes phase of
the murder Investigation has been a
travesty which has made a laughing
stock of "justice" for the time being.
It has given the "third degree" , con
fession a, bad odor which will sweep
through the-entire country and to every
nook and corner where such 'methods
are employed in criminal Investigation,
URGE MASS MEETING'
The stupidity of the Schneider-Hayes
episode with its side issues of muddy
ing the water through the arrest of
Nick Bahmer and his daughter, is be
yond all understanding and there .is
small wonder that New Brunswick to
day Is talking of a mass meeting at
which to denounce the local authorities
and to demand further action, by the
governor.
The mc-st significant part of the ar
rest of Clifford Hayes was the pre
tense of authorities that the murder
mystery was solved and that the
"troublesome" ' newspaper reporters
might be sent home.
Case Strengthens ; .
Against Alleged
l Peninsula Beast
Additional information which
strena-thens tbe case against Dover
Hansen, accused of being the "Penin
sula fiend." was obtained' today by
police detectives who say they are
positive Hansen Is the man they hare
been trying" to f irwi for three months.
L Nine small burglaries have been at
tributed to Hansen, who is said to have
confessed to the majority of them.
Mr. and Mrs. C L. Bishlr. No. 169
East Russell street, have identified
Hansen as the man who stopped them
on their front porch in July, drawing;
a grun, but , abandoning his purpose
when they showed signs oft resistance.
After seeing the photograph publish
ed in local papers, Mr. and Mrs. Bishlr
called at police headquarters and
picked Hansen, from a line of. prison
ers. Hansen admitted he "knew the lady"
but refused to make any other state
ment. ;
Police detectives have asked that
any women who were annoyed by
men in the Peninsula district call at
police Headquarters or by telephone to
assist in "working up the case.
i JOHX HABT3 Aw
John Hartman, 22, died at bis home
ia San Francisco, Tuesday, after, a
brief illness. Besides his wife, Velma
Hartman, othera who survive him are :
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hart
man. No. $20 Delano street. Portland ;
Sour sisters, Grace Lee, Nellie. Ada
and T-Jllian, and two brothers, Robert
and WlHard. all of Portland.
BUILDING PERMITS
- B. P. Uopwood. erect WMdeaca. 1178 Eact
Oak, bstwscia S9ta and. lat stneta. Baikler.
T. 8. WtMaawa: S82w. f i '
. Oscar HendrsekwMu erwrt toandatiaa.' 656
tiDvcJo street, between, SOth aad 31st streets.
Bauds. K. B. White; $1600. - --
Aansi Frank, imtafl fviaaaa, Sit St. CU
ON
traet, between-' Eiats eoort and Main streets.
Bulkier. Kraft company; fJOOO.-
lapnnd Order of R admen, install tesn
Iwiliir plant. 4 SO Hawthorn itonv. btti a
9tn and lOth stiaeto. Bulkier. Kraft eaat
pany; S3SOO.
C IX -Bodin. install fornarcu 1070 Bod
imt arena. Builder. Pcstjaad Gu Av Coke
company; $4600.
Fred H- -Coyt, repair residence, ' 1558
Greeley street, between Lombard and Buffalo
street. Builder. Cooper A F.winr ; 11500.
Wm. FaoDiaber. erect residence, 1 442
Delaware ctreet. between Pekuat mod Sara
toga. Builder, an; S10OO.
Home Mercantile company, erec rtore, 119
Jersey, between Chicago - and Baltimore.
Builder, xame: S5000.
Title Trust rompanj, .repair flats, 4SS
Taylor street, between 11th and 12th atreeU.
Builder. Quinn A Burton : J1500-
D. E. Flanun. erect residence. 1389 Hood
street, between Iowa, and Pendleton. Builder,
B. F. DiHey; S4000.
F. N" Mger. erect reridencew 875 Mirni
ainpt areaue. between ShftTer and Maaoa.
Builder, aame; I7S0O.
Emil 'Johnson, erect residence. 1035 East
Oregon, between tart 33d and Peerless place.
.Builder, same; S600Q, '
A. K. Keller, repair residence. 747 Brmaee
iftreet. between Thompson and Knott street.
Builder. Stokes A ZeUer company; $3000.
Clyde - H. Atchemn,. erect residence, 1652.
Princeton, between Buchanan and Burr. Build
er. D.. A. Jlndenion; $37W.
P. Sdhnell, repair store and residence. 153
Willamette bouleTard, between Denrer rrenne
and Gay itreet. Builder, Carl Lclk: $1000.
Mr. and Mrs. Mas S. Hirscb, erect, resi
dence. 714 Prospect drive, between Mont
gomery and Prospect drire. $4.0OO.
Carl Freibinger, erect residence. 1029 East
Burnside, between Floral and East 32d streets.
Builder. Phippa oV Van Etten company; $65'J0.
yjtal Statistics
marriagcs.Birtbs, Deaths.
MARRIA.GE LICENSES
Alfred I.undstrom. legal, 30 E. 4Stb St..
and Uertrude E. Mooney, legal. 2704 64th
t. 9. E.
Atelio Scolatti, 27. 447" 10th St., and
Anita Csracei 22. 447 10th St.
Jon M. Estrada, legal. 55 N. 1st st
and Mana Martinez, legal, oo to . 1st at.
i.k. x' i i i . i nm v rwv m
and En Bav Zimmerman, leeal. 594 Maple at
Zenas E. Arerill. 34. 30 E. 2 2d it-, and
Alice Mae Anderson, 28, E. SOtn ana Bel
mont sts.
Michael S. Werfs. 21, Sheridan, Or., and
Dorothea La Rue. 19. Portland.
Roilin W. Woodruff, leeal. 1291 Mallory
are., and Ira A. Smith, legal. 1349 E. 47th st.
Robert G. Ingwersen. legal. Dundee, 111.,
and Dorothy Collier, legal, 113 Hazel Fern
are.
Brown H. Collins, legal. Portland, and Dag-
mar rvetlsen, legal, Portland.
WEDDINGS VubIbS
W. O. SMITH A CO.. 311 Morgaa Bids.
BIRfHS
TUCKER To Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tucker,
1081 Wncdstnck in.. Oct. 7. a SOB.
WELLS To Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wells,
754 Front, Sept. 30. a daughter.
CASE To Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Case, Van
eouver. Wash.. Oct. 8. a son.
BREWER To Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Brewer,
1752 E. Glifian SeDt 8. a daughter.
BECK To Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Beck. 9906
57th are.. Oct. 9, a son.
TAYLOR To Mr. snd Mrs. F. Tsylor. 193
E. Sith. Oct. 6. a daughter.
BIGBT To Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bigby,
1323 Astor. Oct 1. a son.
KIRSH To Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kisso, 337
Stanton. Oct 10. a daushter.
ETTER To Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Etter,
3922 Trinity Place, Oct. 3, a daughter.
HECKLET To Mr. and Mras. H. W. Heck
ley. 605 E. 67th N.. Oct. S. a son.
SWARTZ To Mr. and Mrs. H. J. S warts.
915 H E. 9th N. Oct 8. a daughter.
BL'BLINGAME To Mr. and Mrs. E. J
Burlinsame. 431 E. 38th. Oct. 8. a daughter.
TUPLING To Mr. and Mrs. H. Tupling.
ooo E. H3d ., Oct. 8, a daughter.
GOLDBACM To Mr. and Mr. P. Gold
baum. 7,05 Alberta, Oct.. 4, a, daughter.
LEGlsER To Mr. anf Mrs. J. J. Legler,
746 E. 11th N' Oct. 4. a son.
MATHEWS To Mr. and Mrs. W.r C.
Mathews. 1556 Vincent, Oct. 3, a son.-
VODERBERG To Mr. and Mrs. H. E
Toderberg, 1079 Schuyler, Oct. 3. a daughter.
BAKJLK To Mr., and Mrs. K. E. .Baker,
Bt. 3. Box 871B. Oct 4. a daughter.
LLVSTEDT To Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lin-
stedt. 8J2 Albina, Oct. 6. a son.
DEATHS
KLEKAN Constance J. Klekan, in ambu
lance. Oct. y. 40 years; morphine poisoning.
TERKES Charles M. Terkes. 1802 E.
19th S.. Oct. 9. 63 years; cerebral apoplexy.
SCHUMACHER Charles C. Schumacher,
599 Vancouver, Oct. 10. 71 yean; arterio
scleroeis.
gCHAD Eva Schad, St Vincents hospital.
Oct. 9. 48 years: cerebral embolus.
MORDEX Benjamin F. Morden, Portland
sanitartum, uct , ti4 years; rtrtght s disease.
McBRIDE Francis T. McBride, 1817 E.
Tamhill, Oct 8, 72 years; broncho pneu
monia. RARE Julius Rabe. 5012 B3d ave. "S. E.,
Oct. 10 60 years': malignant growth, lym
phatics. - DOWLIN Wilbur Dowhn. Multnomah hos
pital, Oct. 4. 63 years: decompensated heart.
DIVORCES FILED
THORN SON Freeman: E. against Thelma
O. Thornf.cn.
SOUVIGX1ER Ora against ,Eaft ouvig-
Ber.
WARD Birdie C. against Andrew E. Ward.
FRAN ZEN Ida against Michael Fr&nzea.
HARTSHORNE Louise against Robert A.
HARTSHORN E- .
LAVODIE Marir against Jofeph . Lavodie.
COHEN Lillian against Harry Cohen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
101
SEALED BIDS will be received at the -office
of the undemgaed. 401 courthouse, Port
land. Or., -until 5 p. m., Octtober 18, 1922.
tor- aiding chain toe tha new Bvckmaa
school, Portland. Or. Bids will be opened
at a meeting of the .board ta be 'bcJd in
room $04 coartlwnsa at 7 :30 p. au the
same day.
Upectficationa may be obtained at the
office of the snperintendeBt of properties,
old Failing school. First and Porter streets.
Portland, Or.
- A certified check for tea (101 per cent
of the aas-xijtt of tha proposal, aayabte to
clerk: of scfaool dteliict No. 1. moat aceom
paay each prnoosal. The'baanl isnm ta
right to resect any or all bids.
(Signed . K. E. FTXTON.
i : i AM, - School Clerk.
Dated Ortober: 11; 1922. .
NOTICE is "hereby given that 1L 8. Gardner
naa soja n interest in ana retired from
the firm ot Gardner 4z Terry, doing business
at 121 Portland boulevard. Portland, Or.,
snd will aot ba reirxmwbie tor any futu'r
bills r claims agaiBst said firm or the
canawctea tnereogr. - - f
- I "'- ' M- S. GARDiNEB.
HAVING purchased the stock aad fixtures at
: 414 Alberta at., from IX MacDoaaid. I will
, : not be nsnosWble for Bills contracted . by
0t Mac Donald after OeC 15. J. C Nelson.
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101
: JiOTlCK Or BOND &AJJ9
NXk. U hereby stem that sealed Wds
wiH be iwaetwtd by t)ba nndeeaismad until tba
aonr of 2 v'clack p. as., thm 1st day til No
ember. 1B22, and iauaediatety ttereaftae
poblicly opened by tb board of dlrertera of
cbool distrieti No. J. Multnomah county,
Oregon, at the office of said board, loom
Ko. 364. Hultaotaah evofity eoorthotsse. in
tb city at Portland. Oregon, for iara of
bones of said school district, la the asm of
three haadred thousand dollars . (.$300,000),
said bocds to be in deominations of on
thousand dollars ($10091 each, ta bear data
November 1, 1922. and to mature senaily
ia samerical order as f allows:
$16,000 an November 1. 192S: gtT.OOO
ea November 1 l2o; H6.00O oo,Norem-
ner l. Ji'I; S17.O0O on fioseaiber 1,
1828; $16,000 on KoTem&er 1, 129:
$17,000 on Soeesaber 1. 10$O; $16,000
en Norember 1. 3 931; $17,000 on No
vember 1, 1932; $16,000 on Kovember 1.
1033; $17,000 on Nprmbtr 1, 1934;
$16,000 on November 1. 1035: $17,000
oa Norember 1, 1936; $L6.OO0 oai No
vember 1. 1 937; $17,000 on Hovembex 1,
1938; $16,000 on November 1. 1939;
$17,000 on November 1. 1946; $18.4)00
on November 1, 1841: $18,000 on No
vember 1, 1942; said bonds ta bear inter
eat at not to exceed 6 per eeat (6) per
annum, parable semi-annually, an thm first
days of May and November, principal and
interest to be payabm at the cSflos of toe
county treasurer of Multnomah county, Ore
gon, or at the fiscal agency of tbe stata of
Oregon, in New lork city, at the option of
the purchaser.
All bids must specify the lake of interest,
and must be accompanied by a certified check
for $15,000.
The board reserves 'the right b reject any
and all bids. B K. FULTON.
Clerk. School District No. X. Moltaomaa
County. Oregon. Boom 401, County Court
house. D H-VE last dissolved partnership with
Portsmouth Garage I will - not be respoc
sible for any debts contracted for same.
Signed. Ptia Southworth. i f . .
MEETING NOTICES
102
OKDEB OF SCOTTISH CLANS
v. iu num7 .w; s, , ,r
8. C Regular meeting of
Clan klacleav will be held
this evening r rtday ) , Oc
tober 13. Pythian Temple.
West Park and Yamhill.
Business and " initiation of
candidates. Syllabus for
winter entertainments will be
ready for distribution. Visit
ing clansmen welcome.
J. L.AING. Secy.
REGULAR meeting to
night (Friday) T:80 p. m..
at L O. O. F. haH. 11th
st. north; Omega tlebekah
I iwisc " - - .
w.O.F. fraternal visit. .Social, danc
ing and good time is promised ta all. No de
gree work. All members of the lodge are
urged to be present. Visiting pad iellows
always welcome. -
W. J. SCOTT. Bee. Scy.
J. W. DAVIS. ;.
ATTENTION MOOSE All
Mooaa ere reoueeted to re
port at Moos Temple oa Sat
urday evening at o:su to go
with the Moose nana to Van
couver, Wash., to take part
in the Prune ' Festival. Mem
bers who wish to go in autos
will . report at . Moose club at
Vaucouver. . .
GBOTTO convention film
delayed. . watch for later
notice of date.
HARRY A. McRAE.
OREGON LODGE No. 101.
A. F. and A. M. Special com
munication Saturday at 7
p. m. - Work in the E. A. de
rree and examination on the M.
M. degree. Visitors welcome. By
order of the W. M.
LESLIE S. PARKER. Secretary.
ACME REBEKAH lodge.
4. O. O. F-, meets the sec
ond and fourth Saturdays of
each month. No. 8ti 11th
street, near Stark. All Oddfellows and Re-
bekaha, strangers in city, are welcome.
BEATRICE DON CASTER, N.' G.
REBECCA GRAY. Secretary.
WINONA REBEKAH society
No. 209. I. O, O. F.. will
hold regular meeting at 8
p. m. , Friday, October 18.
Kenton Bank bldg. Social session. Bebekahs
cordially invited.
LULU HENfE. N. .!.
FLORENCE F. DOMKEE. Sec.
UTOPIA SOCIAL club
will hold its opening dance
and card party in Linnea hall,
666 Irving st Sat. eve. Oct.
14. Good music, good prizes. Dancing 8:30.
cards 9 p. m. Refreshments horae made cakes
and coffee. D. M. car. Oddfellows. Re
bekshs snd frieads invited. Armission 50 cts.
f .1Mb nrr. 1 LMi oi r-ast uate
?r Social club has been changed to
Saturday, Oct 14, S p.
m.
By
nyai oruer or tne president
MAUDE EDWARDS.
1 BEN HTR COURT NO. meeU
thu Fnday evening in Ames ball.
56th it and Fe?ter road. Mt. ScoU
car to Archer Place. ; Business ses
sion. P. LARSEN. Scribe.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO.
46, A. F. snd A. j M. Sptcisl
communication tomorrow (Sat
urday) evening, 5 :45 o'clock. M.
Ji.. degree. i- ,
HAPPY HOUR SOCIAL CLUB will give dances
very Saturday night at W. O. W.- ball. 12$
11th St., starting Sept. 23. Union music
EMBLEM JEWKLBx a specialty, buttons.
pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-13$ 6ta st
DEATH NOTICES
103
HARTMAN John Hartman, age 22 yesrs.
died October 10. Saa Franctaco, Cal. Re
sided in Pcrtland at 1780 Belmont st., hus
band of Vfimt Hartman, ton of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hartman. brother ef Grace Lee,
Robert, Willard. - Lillian. Ada and Nellie
Hart man, all of Portland. Funeral notice
later.
MENEFEE--In this city. Oct. 13, 1922.
Elisabeth- A. Meneree. mother! of Mrs. X.
B. Wilcox Jr.. and Miss Flora Jane Meaefee,
Remains are at the chapel of Edward Hot
man A Son, 3d and Salmon sta. . Notice of
funeral later. 1
BROWN October la, at the Site residence.
385 Fifth street. Kllene A. Brown, aged 42
years. The remains are. at Finiay'a mortu
ary. Montgomery at Fifth. Nor.loe of funeral
later. - . '
WIEST Oetober 2,' . a t the - lat residence.
No. loo tlawtnorrre avenue.) esmnet .15.
Wiest, aged .76 year. v The remains are at
Finley's mottuarr. JHonfgnmery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral later: , ,
MINAKER At the TeudeBce,4 E. 16th St.,
Oct. 12. Alma Mraaker. aged 39 years.
Funeral notice later. Remains-at file resi
dential parlors of Miller 4c Tracer. -.
BOSS In this city. Oct. 13, George I. Rosa,
acea OA years. fiuwnu noucv later. re
mains at the residential jjsriort of Miller dc
Tracey.
WEST In this city, October ' ;12. Andrew
West, late of La. Center. Wash. The re
mains are at Finley's mortuarxi 'Montgomery
at Fifth. .Notice of funeral Starr.
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
RL)BLRTa--In this city, , Oct. 12; James V.,
age 40 years, son of ar. and Mrs. James
H. Boberts. brother of Masoa H. Bobens,
all of Portlaad- Frtenda are invited to at
tend the funeral service to be beid Saturday,
Oct. 14, at 2:30 p. m..: at the chapel of the
new ' Portland mortuary i - Morrison at 12th
St.. west skie. Incineration Mt. . Scott ,cre
matcriam. WOfcF- At Mihraukie, Oct. 11,: Charles Wolf,
aged o years, oemwa unsDaaa ot Amelia
Wolf aad brother of Fraak WotC whose ad
dress is unknown. Funeral senate will ba
conducted Saturday. Oct- 14, at 10 a. m..
at St Johns chunch at Milwaokie. Friends
invited. Remains are at the residence funeral
riors of Walter C. Kenwonhj, 1532-34
lata t-8enwoocL. - -j--
KTDD The funeral aervica for tha late Ems
1mm A, Ktdd, late of Ko. 1331 East Main
street, will be held Saturday.! Oetober 14,i
at 2:39 p- .at. at- Finlry's mextwary. Mont
gomery at l"ifta-t - Friesds tented. Con
erudinr eerviee at Riverview cemetery.
ALGER In this city. Oct 12. 1922. HoLIis
Elbert Atew husband of Harriett Alger.
Funeral senkjes will be held at -the chapel
i. ot Edward Hainan It Sob, 3d aad Sabsoa
- sta Saturday, Oct. 14, 1922, at X p. . m.
Interment Biverview eemetery.-!-. - -.-
SPECIAL NOTICES
KANE At the residence. S94 E- Carathers,
. EJizabeta. aga 68 years. Toe funeral cob.
tage will leave the above, seajdeaee at 9
a m. Saturday.! October- 14.- theace to 8t
- Phillip Neri chares, at - 17 th aad Division,
' where, reauiem mas wiil be -offered -at
:30. latameat lit. Calvary eametery.
V--r.- .... .f. ;- .. s ---- 1-'. . - V - - -
. FUNERAL NOTICES ' 104
T1XCEXT Oct. 15, at the Uta resudenre. 448
' East ; Everett at Toay Tincent. aged $8
Tears, father of Sirs. John Height.' Mrs.
Joe ShirieT.: Mrs. Mike Heiale. Jack and
Chaiiea Vincent of Portland. The funeral
cortege will leave Use residence of his
" . daughter. 905 East Davis, st. Saturday,
. Oct. 14. at 8 :39 a. m.. and proceed to St.
Francis church East 12tk and I'm- ts.
where mass wUl be. celebrated at 9 a. m.
Friends inrireri r'Anrludiaa service. , Kt
. Calvary cemetery. "" J. P. Finlej aV Son; dl-
rectors. -. '
STARR Oct 1. at Medford. Or.. Ana Elisa
beth Starr, aged 86 yean, lata of 111
Clinton st, mother of Mrs, . H. Bowman
of Medfoid. airs. Clara B. IMako of Porv
laod. F. w.- Farrier of Los Angeles. Cat:
tieorge Starr of Dallas, Or.; Mrs. Anna
Martm of bt. Helens. tr. ; wiiuam ana
Elija Starr of Salem. Or; Mrs. X. K
Cbrorohill of New Era. Or., and Mrs. Emily
Jarvia1 of Tancoorer. B. C. Tb funeral
service win be hekl Satarday, OeC 14. at
. 2:30 p. m at tha lit. Scott cemetery
chapeli Friends invited. . J., P. Fiaiey
Son. directors. -
MAC A DOO October 10, 1922, at Deacon
ess hospital. Salem. Ceorge E. - MaeAdoo,
age 32 years, sob of Mrs. r-thel . Mac
Adoo i of Monmouth, Or., and brother of
Mrs. I -eoo urove of Halites. Alaska. Mr.
II ac Adoo was born in-Butler. Pa.. Decem
ber 11. 1900. He served is the medical
corps during the late war-and at the Ume
of his death was a distinguished and well
loved student at the Oregon -Normal school
Funeral eervicea will be held at the Port
land cregaatorram .Saturday. October 1,4. at
z :3U p. m. Friends invited. '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105
East Side
Funeral Directors
F. C, DUNSE5G. INC
Tha Family Sets tha Price."
41 E. Aider St. Phona East 005S.
Edward lioitnan
& S6n
THIRD AND SALMOX
MAIM 0S07.
Snook & Whea.don
FTJUERAL nrRECTORS
SUCCESSORS TO
BREEZE II SNOOK
BEI.MONT AT 35TH. TABOR 12JS.
ILercti, Undertaker
EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS
rnuaE tsar tlTSI.-
A. . KEN WORTHY B. 8. HENDERSON
A." D. Kenworthy & Co.
B802'92d st S. K. ; Aut 1S 21.
' ' Finley's iviortuarv
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 4322
RT Rvrnes NKW residence
01 Wmiaras Ave! WALNUT -0220
C.
E. WILSON
K. H. REED
INC
CHAMBERS CO.
248-250 KiHlngsworth ave.
Wahrut $308
McENTEE EILERS funeral parlors with ell
Er'Tcr of noma, l$th and Everett
m. mw), auto. 021-89.
UILL.K& IIUCEI, independent funeral di
pectors. Funersls $75 and up. Waahiagtoa
at Ella St. Broadwa 2S91 wim
Skewed JJNDERTAKLNG CO.." Phone
31CWC3 Main 4152. Cor. 3d at Clay.
A. R. Zeller Co.T&oVl:
THE PORTLAND MORTUARY, Morrison at
12th. west side. Bdwy. 0430.
MONUMENTS
106
PTJTO SCHUMANN MARBL wJOQKS
. V QCAUTT MXMQBIAIS' Si
,CgrllRD t. WNC tV HONg CT431
FLORISTS
107
Martin&Forbes
Company
$34 WASHtNGTON IT.
MAIN 020W.
FINS FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS ARTISTICAliLZ
- ARRANGED
twrCtfaaHfiKigl
Smith's Flower, Shop
"Portland'! Progress! re Florist"
Flowers for AU Oooaaione
Ifgia 7215. T. a Luke. Mgr.. ta aad Aids
LOST AND FOUND
108
. of the Portlsnd Railways Light A Power com
any. October 11: 15 unbrellas, 2 lunch
1 boxes, 5. purses, 2 pins, 2 fountain pens, 1
handbag, 5 pairs gloves, beads, 7 packages,
key, .1 pair glasses, flashlight, level, bootie,
brief-case, shopping case. Owners may ob
tain same upon proper identification at First
and Alder streets station.
WILL the party who found V ictrola motor in
their machine Saturday afternoon. Oct 7.
return to the 'Wiley . B. Allen iCo. . and re
ceive reward. '
LOST Near Williams ave. and Beach or on
rWUliams car. plain gold. Elgin wrist watch,
engraved ""Florence" on back. Liberal tt
warfl. Call Watnnt 1T05. -
LOST Near Hawthorne aa 12 th. or on
Woodstock line, gold eversbarp with initials
H. L. G. Finder please call Tabor 6258.
after 6 p. m. Reward.
2 TICKETS from Portlsnd to - Walla Walla,
Wash., Oct 10. Please return to-vA. R.
ZelieT Co., 592 Williams ave.
LOST Last Saturday, pockstbook containing
money, nugget
nog;
reward.
Telephone
Bdwy. 69r8
LOST Lava'Uier or necklace, shopping dis-
trict; amethyst In old gold setting.
Re-
war Atwater 054O.
LOST Fox terrier with broken right hind
leg. - Any informatioa " about him phone
Eat. 9727.
LOST Liver and white 8-year-old pointer;
license No. 946. Reward. 841 Montana
ave. Walrrut 6427.
LOST 8 mo. old. collie puppy, black on
cheeks, black line on tail. 3704 4 2d at.
S. E. Aut. 613-40. Bewardi.
STRAYED One Jersey cow. Finder please
notify W. C. Hansen-. Bt. 1. Milwaukie. Or.
FOUND Shepard dog. owner can bare came
' by paying for adv. At. 217B.
LOST By working man. pay envelope, week's
p pay. Phone Tabor 1231. Reward.
EDUCATIONAL
200
BEGIN EARNING MONET QUICKLY
Enroll for day or rammer school at thb
great basfneas college, the training school for
snri isb Couiuus inclwde eomptameter, itsnog
rsphy, baakmc. bookkeepinc. private asi ia
tareat Wrrta of pbcae Maia SwO for free
eaiaioe-wa,
l2
Fowrta Bear MottIsob. Portland.
"We Put Bntinam Into Toa;
Tbea Toa late Bastaear"
A Bnsfnrss CoDsge sf Dtsttoetso
(Formexls Lists
Coaege
bdwy. $$
TCfQfd bldav. 401 Momsoe.
. COMPTOMillElt iM) CALCULATOB
Registrations sreerted thia week for eve
ning ciaases to ovjen Oct. 9.
.MUXES SCHOOL
414 Teoa Bldg.
STUDY MASSAGE .
Pieaics cm (or aanatorium work, phy
sician assistant, bbtm, or private practice.
;- Hydrotherapy ia- also . tsucht. Portland
3 School of Massage, Inc. 414-15 Stock Kx.
MOLER BARBER cXHXEUX win teach yea
the trade ia etgat jpeeas; reeeisw some pay
wbil learning; positions aertiivd. . Write ee
call "for eamlogue. 234 Burnside at
THE DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. Aliskv
; one who arisdes to improve bis Fii.h
gi&ie. " Begjster now. Evening elaases,
t&ULk.n.t naraer courga tedeacs trade ia 8
weeas; aoojs nmuaoea. soxoe oar: Boattio
enured;; special rate this atooth. . Write or
can 234 1st at. - .
sade; wears wbila
vniiege. 3 A3 alaoV
- . T.KaRN TELEGRAPHY
JSaflway Talssrapa' Inatttata. 434 BaOway
efaaaga Wd.. Du aad $d$ aJsaswa,
200
' DO TOTT WAST AGOOD POSITIO.H
1
GewTBsa at the Adcox lata Seheol are tors
and aaotw eaueaaiee than asrnt eobxiola, bat Ad
eoz graduate ears mora. Oar Record ef belp
mg .over $09 graduates big paying yobs
tha proof. Oaa't enroll eaewher until yaa
haw lnsnactad- aar school. Call - a ay - day
(except beta may), at3 10 t. a or 1 p. at,
or acad for ear big 112 pass TREK cataloa.
ass tor Book !"o. ft. - .
ADOOX AUTO A AVIATION 8CHOOI.
S?i Wasco as., earner Union ave.
PRIVATE lessons in comptometer work course.
2; posiuoos i secured. - East 20ST.-
HK1-P -WANTED- MALE 201
KOHTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAT
MXJf WANTID
At rates prescribed by tbe United bUtes
Labor board as foUowat i
BtACHTNISTS
TO Ceats an Hour.
BLACKSMTTHt
TO tod 80 cBt sa Hour.
BOILERMAKERS
TO Caata aa Hour . -
FREIGHT CARMiai
3 Cent a HourT
Apply te any roundhouse or shop or to
BpanateBdeat Northern PadfM railway.
WANTEI Apple packer, 6c per bos; lone
lob and central wa rehouse help. F. E.
Olleman, Hood River, Or. Phone 3242.
SECCRITT RALES M AM
Exceptional opening for a man of ability
u iwu cnwKwr, muK nave pleasing per
sonality and qualities which will enable him
to meet and do business with ,
We deal only in high-class preferred stocks
. wuu ami wui give uie man - who can
qualify valuable assistance in tbe nay of
names of prospective purchasers, etc. Ex
perience not essential but must have energy
and ambition. ' Permanent position and op-
Spalding blag., between 9 and 10 ho a.
SALESMEN If not satisfied with" present
employment we- have unusual . opening; with
-- oi iuBi m tne world;
nationally known, noted for its high grade
product; reference required. Apply 718
Journal bldg.. today, or between. 7 and 9
WBlglll. - c - ' y
SALESMEN
If you are a real hustler and W
demonstrator, there is a wonderful oppor
tunity selling the Willys-Knight and Over
land. It will take a lot of grit and hard
work. If you can meet these requirements
get in touch with us. Previous experience
WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC CO..
Broadway at Daris.
Bdwy. 3535.
WANT partner for painting, calsomiaing. .paper
! uuuui, one wit.1i car or truck;
mast be good job fhrurer and must not soak
tne customers. cawy. UU93. 387 H N,
St.
WANTED Cement finisher on Newport job,
uaiemeuv jjoqr. swps ana norcn. smsll eon.
tract; transportation paid.. Call Gardner,
CKH, V I 0-4 . - '
WANTED EXPERIENCED WEAVERS FOR
STEADY WORK. APPLY PORTLAND
IF YOU can sell and are confident of yonr
. v. i : .. w . i - . .' l .-. i. ..
."'"i; . . mow wiui you ; 11
you are alfvrnind will stiofc we will pay
HltS U. JtVt V " '
CROWELL PUBUSHLN'G CO. now aeUingJ
iwinuar cmh; mo money so collect in ad
vance; $ orders dally pays- $30 per week.
Room 222. J22H 3d st. '
ivvu neat appearing, aggressive house to
house men; new. exchuive, easy payment
pw,ii,-poeiuon worm saa per week. Mr.
rriper, r smng omg.
WANTED rBoy over 16, with or without
wneei; expenonce not necessary. Apply
rvsuy tor wora., jar, lyoop, Z03 yak st.
WANTED Two first class finish carpenters
on .itwport rorarace, 91 . a weeks' work.
-iu taruner, ass U7ST.
AN established growers' ' association needs
capaoie salesmen, permanent connection mrwt
i. r unusual income possibilities. Phone Broad
way tf 1 .
EXPERIENCED carpenter helper with tools,
i' day-',. Apply B. 25th at. north
ef Brasee
V ANTEDA first class floor scraper an
finisher;' steady work. Phone Tabor 45240
Osk Lesf Hdw. IToor -Co., 890 E. Clay.
WANT man to paint large house or rent of
itu-niEuea apw, ciose in. west aide. Main
1434.
IF OUT of employment, see Director Rrik
Moose temple, 4 th and Taylor, after 10
a. m.
KEATON i NON SKID TIRES
SALESMAN WANTED
' See Zan, at 809 Main st.
WE HAVE a vacancy for a salesman with a
car taking orders, out of city.
110$ North-
western Bsnk bldg-
PARTNER in establish innnn. k.i
plenty work; small investment; make from
sa to aio a asy. auo pwetiana bldg.
ADVEKTlSlXi- salesman with a punch. Sal
ary and commission, city or road work, to
ngnt man, owa i-snama oiag.
WANTED First clasa.relier cook; steady iob
Oyster Loaf. . -
WANTED Solicitor with a ear.
ing Co.. 131 N. 16th St.
Home Clean-
WANT First' class Cliinese eook for
hospital. , C-l 47,- Journal.
WANTED -At once,, raanOa learn vulcanising
and retreading.1 432 Hawthorne.
WANTED A frsst class woodworker,
i Body Works, Tl 3 Division. -'
Acme
WANTED s-First iclssa sheet metal worker J
L. Austin Sheet Metaj work-t, 387-:. Alder!
MALE stenographer; splendid opportunity for
right man. Phone Empire -1505,
WANTED Boy trap drummer for junior coni
cert orchestra. Phone Atwater 3780. ,
MACHINE men, aasa and door factory, $90 E.
Ltacoln. . - ' -
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
EXPERIENCED waitress f or Tiotel $55. room
and board and locker; ' free "fare. Call
Skiner White, 33 No. 2d. Bdwy. 8205,
WASTED Lady not over 25 years of age to
cwjb ior two i ana wont in store
to be riven ' witli iaantn n.
ttdirO; mast be Fsptestant and must be
TX-157,; Journal.
A GIRL who wants Jo massage and hydro
therapy with some experience in practical
nursing may attend onr class -which starts
soon. Tuition reasonable, also board and
room if preferred. East 4222.
WANTETV--EXPERIENCED WEAVERS FOB
BTEADT WORK. r APPLY PORTLAND
WOOLEN MILLS- , ' -
WlASTED -A Bee ;rtner in beauty frlor;
bm :t be good worker; established years;
ground . floor; small investment. S04 Ba
' cbaaan bldg. 11 - ,
WASTED Girl to learn beaoty culture and
fig col ia tborsnghly taught diploma given.
Whit School of Beanty Culture Z2i Fleid
ner bldg.. Wash, and Oth-, .r
ANY tilli-L 2B awed of a mead, spply to Ua
- Salvatioo Army Rascne Home. Mayfair and
AVrsnder sts. Phone Maia 4B0. D-M m
G1HL wanted to help take care of baby ; bo
coaseworcv coad home, some wages.. 212
Carathers St.. aowtfa,. ar. Sv .
GIRL wasted for genecal housework, one rtiat
appreciates a good home; t good waaea.
Phone Aat. 616-93. T
GIRL for general housework in small private
family; pleaaaaf surroundings. Call Tabor
7800.' c: - "
SEAT, reliabla girt wanted ia assist with
. heusework -' aad ears ot child,. - Atwater
' 2243. ' :- -.-i .
WANTED Maid for downstairs wock sad
--ranking. 'e laoaday. Wages $3$. East
WANTED Experienced chamber , maid, for
extra work- at Morns hoUL 10th aad Stark.
EDUCATIONAL
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
WANTED -Apple packers. g per brix; too
J oh and generaL, warehouse kelp.
F. X.
Olletaih; Hood Rirsr, 0c - Phr-ns S243.
WOMEN wanted to wotk ia cannery at Taa
eoaver, per pa ring peats; steady iworb and
Cod pay; carfare paid to aad from Portlsnd.
Report in the morning ready for work st tha
T.k . . . -. w . .Hill
vsncouver. For in forms tion call - dOOd.
THK VOMENB PROTECTIVE DIVISION.
city ef Portland, utfers its aerricv ia ail
aura pertaining to tbe welfare aad protse.
tica of womea" and girls; in terns we ooafidaB i
i- - 814 Worcester I lig. 3d and tiak. sta,
PwW aa PauaW.. asl 1 ..
to with. gnr&l bouwwor. Fhm
HELP WANTED i
MALE AND FEMALE
205
I
..WANTED Apple packers. 6e per; ibds; fcac
job and general warehouse help.1. F. &
ODeman, Hood River. Or. , Phone 324$. '
SALESMEN and saleswoman wanted. If yen
are good ' at telling and have $80. coma
, snd sea me.' I hare a money-miking prope--
sitioa for you. Director Bnckj Moose
temple. fn ana Taylor st. I
WANTED Men and woman to call
chants and 'professional y-aaen.,
CU 408
ucsub mog.
HELP WANTEI5 -WITH
INVESTMENTS s f J
206
WANTED PARTIES
FOR ROAD
SHOW.
BIO RETURNS.
EXPERIENCE ivNOT
NECESSARY. IN ANSWERING
ALL. R-838. JOURNAL.
STATE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 2S1
YOC-NG married man of pleasing personality,
1-5 years- experience as bookkeeper, aten.
ograpber and general office . work : thoroughly-competent
and reliable,' desirea per
raanent office position; best saferenoaa. N-
V11 I,1 '. . W.. i ,1
blSARLLD cx-servlcs men, trained J by the,
government tn 93 different vocations, are
now-available for employment; these skilled
;-mea are furruVhed at no cost to (the em
ployer or to the employe. - Unite States Vet
erans' .Bureau. Myler bldg.. 9th, aad
Oak sta.
nnaqviy 7tgl.
Let me eiva vnn Mtimt. aw viv wrirlne
before letting your contract, Licensed aleo-
trician. Walnut 6691.
Panerfianeinv.- tintina.
Wock guaranteed.
sell. 1493, -
YOUNG man to whom waaea aad hours are
secondary considerations wiahes ateady wort
in or around Portland. Charles iNorman.
1 Gen.- Del., city. i - i I '
YOUNG man wants job in cabinet or wood
working shop as helper or apprentice: knows
carpenter work. T-850, Journal. Ar .Tabor
Journal. Ts
CENTIONi
p&ov alter o p. m.
FLOUR MILLS. ATTENTIf
1 .Father and son. both anod mUlefrs.-
i for positions in Oregon. S. E. Hiintbery
1 926 6th sr.. Apt. 1, Modesto, CsL l
PAINTING, paperhanging and tinting: priors
reasonaoie: wora guaranteed. : Boon. 1365
mwmonii ave, laoor- X7ZZ. ' -
, .AnM. I K K wmtm m nim win 1.
work; screens made snd garages built. Shop
V D fl e T T ' v . en .a aa A a m I
i niwuwnw laoor unv.
CARPENTER contractor: building, jsltering.
repairing; estimates. C J. Smith J 92 N..
aa. Broadway 19 75.
WIRING,-
Let us figure your electrical work.
New or did houses.
Walnut 2114-.
Evenings
Walnut $065.
NOW IS THE TIMS I
Have that roof renaired. For m mnt
eerviee can j. g,noa, wai. oom; illth yr.
SHINGLLVG We . specialise on reahingling;
can uo your yon oeuer ana sare you money.
,iumaies iree.x.ast 1V28.
DENTIST Registered, experienced, wishes lst-
oratory- wora ia city ollice 8-33(1. Jour-'
IIKl. - , , ,
BOY 17 years old . wants work nn ilsrn,- T.
well experienced. . Wnta - Clifford Start,
iors iarraoee sx. . ,
UiaAULLD ex-eervioe man (accordiani nlavrt
open for engagements. Call evenings. Phone
tastl 22811.
PAINTER-, wants work, first class inside fin"
isner; city references. .Wages $0 Jper day.
Atwaier svia. Apt. o. i
PAINTING, ca Lsomining 1 and paperhanging. '
incv ngut, zxroaaway tru.ua. :-f.
PAINTER needs week, day or contract; iirst-
ALL ROUND first class machinist wants work
in garage or snop. aiil 3I7-X8.
ROOFS repaired, painted, tin, paper roofs cov
ered with hot pitch. . Tabor 062,9.
BASEMENTS, grading, general teaming; ton-
.tract or gay wora. A UT.O. Oa-goj
A-l BUILDER- Estimates gladly, furnish!
bed.
See my work. Walnut 8089.
WE DO plumbing, .dig cesspools
piumoaig, .aig cesspools and connect
cheapest in the j city. Auto. 882-01.
sewers.
PAINTING
i, paper hanging; and tinting. PriS
3
ting.. Prices.
reasonable.
Auto. 617-43.
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BESHINGLLVG First class work I guaranteed
apply gvi mot; lui rnoiH aut. 834-08.
PAPER HANGING, tinting, inside finish; first
- Class worm rraannaoie. ISDpr 8080
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or icon tract.
ttererencea. nim. noqney ava.. WSL 6682.
PAPERHANGING and inside decoration, Firat-
elass wont. - Phone Wstant 0209. -
PLUMBING done very reasonable by jtas bout
or py xn joo.- a.ass aeaa.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING, iJlNTING.
It C run wnp. Qt.i,i.iTVffJU, BWV a.
GRADING excavating, i team work of all
kinds. Tsnor i-. p x,. 7ta t,
FIRST-CLASS cook wants positionT
Hotel.
rest:. -caieverva. n-io, jcmrni
CEMEN" WOBK. guaranteed, sil kiaJa."EI7I
Battee ec """"" vmiw. - i j -
tXCAVATINO, grading, general team .work, by
day or contract Walnut 1685. 1 1- "
SHRUBBERY, planting, pruning lawns nude,
ny expen. uwuim .iuciiw.: main oozi.
CARPENTER.
ALNU
1662. -
CONCRETE pouring. two -sac auxara, Work
guaranteeu. pea.
CCT-BATE PAEV TEE A
Walnut 6618. r
FOR first-clasa carpenter work done in, hurry.
call vsinm pi j. i.
tftnnu'EB. with 4 children,
GET - YOCB pamtinr and caliamining done
st winter prices. t -
SsTUATIONSFEMALe! 2S4
EXPERIENCED trutworthy lady wants bouse-
rleaniKa. waaning or oruer wotaa gooa wars
guaranteed. "Walnut 6S05. ;
REFINED middle aged Isdy wishes position
as BouscKeeper iot ignueann; aiwacer aao.
LADY wishes, janitor work ia fticsv .Phona
Walnut 4966
riAY - worker will
earej for TChildrin, wash
l.Eaet: Q41i..
nisnes; experieocv.
YOUNG woman- wishes position on private Tel.
exchange. Awtl 642M3NtvMiii Hnlttt.
TYPIST will addrewi your, enveiopes I at home
reasonaoie. x-ova. jainni.
LADY experienced, would like offices to dean.
EXPERD2NCED bindry ., girl wan:
work. Bdwy. 619. -
SITUATIONS ! WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE ZSi
MAN sad wife to take charge of j small apU
house fog rent and pt ana 'sua work
elsewhere. Main 1434. f I
. DRESSJWA1CJNG j- j - 256
H-BM STITCHING, ?e per yd.: 1 yd. (free with
. coupon. AUrty DiUg . catty cor. Roberts
' Bros., upstairs, over Ben Marehe. jt - -
HEMSTITCHING any color. c. ts. 403
-I f"
Raleigh bids-, 32 T Wafh. Bdwy. i 3742
HEMSTTTCHTNG Special lunch cloths straight
5c per yd. IUO Bdwy. bldg. Main 6473.
EXPERT dreseraakinc snd plain sewing. OtiST
ewijig
82d st.; if 67tn ara - - .
HEMSTITCHING while, 6c per ysrd straight.
MuttPB at fiaiung paap. iu motm Pats.
ALL KINDS, of sewing ; ehiidrec's sawiaa my
specialty. - wai nut duos. i
n, . wishes work of
.any y" l- vummina.
KSASONABLE. VAIL BROS.. WA.L. 8826.
Qs , steady
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