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SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 28, 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, - OREGON
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SPEAKERS PUT
1 REVERSE AT
ROOSEVELT TEST
At the annual dmnr of the Rooaewelt
Republican club held In the main din
Ing room of the Chamber pf Commerce
Friday night, various speakers lauded
the record and memofjr of Theodore
Socal issues Involved In the prisent
campaign. '
. Congressman ilcArthur Insisted that
Roosevelt was the "giant figure of mod
ern American politics" And contended
that there would have been no inva
'siorf of Belgium bad Roosevelt been in
the Whit House in 1914.
Theodore Roosevelt teamed early in
-his- career the netiqesity of party loy
alty," Claud EL Igalls argued, seem
, ingly forgretfijl of the, birth of the Pro
'y gressive party In 1912. Xngalls paid a
fine triBute. to the achievement, and
record of the former presindenL He
also, probably for the first time in his
. oratorieai career, complimented Wood
. t roV Wilson insisting that There is
. no one wfcp will say whatever else he
may believe about Woodre'w Wilson
' (hat he is not a man of high ideals,!
yet that" great party leader once said
-'he is a sinister visionary who places
- loyalty to a man above loyalty to a
principle.' Ingarljs, turning to the
present campaign, insisted that Walter
Fierce is "all things to all men."
Senator - B. L.. Eddy, who always
makes, a good speech every time, he
starts, .told his audience that "The
doctrine of party government is the"
message the- people of Oregon need
right now, if they need any message
at all." The senator g&ve most of hi9
time to a discussion of the -candidacy
' of his former colleague in the state
senate, Hvalter Pierce, with whose leg-
. islative course he then seemed more in
' accord than he seems now to. be.
Mrs, Maurice Seitz
Wins With Music
To Roosevelt Song
' j s .
Mrs. "Maurice Seitz was - Friday
night selected as the winner in the
musical 'end of the song contest for
the .Roosevelt, memorial unveilnig and,
1 foilowipg the rendition .by Henri
Keatjss of songa submitted, Cecil
.Teagsfe was named as author of the
second choice.
The conjmittee determined that both
winning songs showed splendid style
and a wealth of melody although Mrs.
.Seitz won on the merit of simplicity
and the ease with which her contri
bution could be learned.
Dr. Emil Enna, . who had charge
of the contest for the . Oregon. '-.com-i
posers, received 31 manuscripts and he
declares that the class; of music re
ceived was- 75 per cent better than
that in the contest three years, ago.
Ben Hur Lampman won the contest
- for the words of the new song. The
committee ore. selection included Emil
Enna, - Carl Denton' Otto Wedemeyer,
John Claire Monteith, Frank Elchen-rsW-"'Bvaeii'?JBSfviBJ
A.
Keates and OeorgO Hotchklss Street.
Chest Has Proved
Su cce ssful, Pence
Tells Woman Group
"The Community .Chest.- has proved
its value to the beneficiaries, the giv
ers and to the cltyjas. a whole," said
Dr., E. Jf. Pence, Ichalrmaa?" of the
speakr's division of the bureau of
publicity for the 1922 Chest ip address
ing a 'group-of representative women
Who will assist; iiv the speaking. The
women -gathered ""for a luncheon Fri
day in the pose room of the' Hotel
Benson.
-The C
ment. II
verted ii
and rhfrt.
host is no -longer an experi
has held Its friends and con
t enemies. It ls..your Chest
'. For the next three weeks
the supreme duty' of the people of
Fortland Us 'to --fill it." , .
H. H. Herdman. executive secretary
of the Chest, brought out some of thte
points that , . will praBhly be heard by
the speakers, answering- the-objections
in a convincing manner. Ce sad that
there is no claim" that the Chesfe plan
is 'perfect, but that th officials do
claim that it is. the bst 'plan that- has
yet .been devised. . - , ;
The discussion participated in
by Mrs. Robert SS Dieck, Mrs. R. E.
Bondurant, MissT Marion G. Crowe,
t Mrs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. W.. J,
Hawkins, Mrs. George" W. McMath,
Mrs. Julius L. Tdcruisson, Mrs.; Ji. C.
Costello, Mrs. James E. Brockway and;
Mrs , G. J. Fj-ankei. , i- J
Watkins Speaks to
Woodmen of YfyfiA
Elton Watklhs, Democtfc candidate
for congress, wasxthe principal speaker.
before the convention, of the Modern
"Woodmen of America at the. -Arrhory
Friday night. He spoke vpon" "Fra
ternity." , I ' '
- Tonight Watkins will speak at 8
ovclock at the new jMasonic hall at
Kenton, which time ho will discuss
the issues involved in th present con
ffressional campaign in this district. At
3:30 he is' scheduled for aonther ad
dress before "tha .Woodmen at the
Armory. ', - '
FORM WATKI5S CLUB
A.f WaUtftis . for Congress duh was
organised" Friday with; at diajter list
of SOO, members. Mrs. Q. C. English
was elected president, Mrs. Ada Wal
lace Unruh, vice president, Johnston
1 S: Smith, treasurer; and . Airs. R. I
, Holsclaw, secretary. Tha , cluhWill
take an active parf In the congres
sional campaign from now on until
election day. . f
V GBAXD JtTKT QXT1TS x.
Oregon Oty, Oct, 28. A new floor
for the- county recorder's office, rec
ommended by every grand, Jury for six
-years, was the only recomrhendition Of
the April term grand jury, which yes
terday completed Rework. AH of the
county offices were, found in sTOod
condition. --. . -:
r jvyvwu-- ,,. .-,' -Pr-si:--:
' f ' MBS. BEtBB -MISSITra
Vancouver. ,WTash.fcOct. 28. W. S.
nrrss'ell of Ridsrefield asked the Van
couver police to locate his daughter.
; Mrs. Oscar Bee be, who left home Oo
tober 2J. She ls'aged 20; helgit 5 feet
f ' S. Inches, weight 100 v pounds.' fair,
brown -eyes and hair, upper teeth out,
wore "a brown f?lusj 'coat and black
Stmtz Motor Is ;.x
rt Chief Attraction.
In Curb Trading
- Br wiiiism r. HrrMv
.liew Toik, Oct. 2S, There waa a decided
falling off in trasinees cp the cork exchange
I in today's two-hour eessiDn.
L, Prices for the most put. moved over BM-
row ranee. vita advances ana declines apout
evenly divided. However pronovrneed strength
was displayed in a few special issues in the
industrial groapir -
Stutz' Motor attracted attention with a
turns of over a noim. the buying being based
upon the promised saceess ; of ; the bw . six
cylinder model. : Hayes Wheel afeo went higher.
This stock baa shown remarkable resistance all
throogb- the selling of .the past week because
of the" reports that earnings bare been steadily
increasing and that the dividend . rate will be
lftcreasvd to at least 3 at the next meeting.
Magnolia Petroleum featured -4 he trading in
the H'.andard Oil group., advancing,- to a new
high foe the present movement on rumors that
toe stock dividend fiiaB will be announced
shortly" ImDerial of Canada' was actively
traded in and fluctuated over a range of about
2 points, wnue toe new za-par value snared
of this groan- were all fractionally higher. .'
Reports that' "the flow of the - new well
brmieHC to br M mmotll Oil was ranidlv im
grtasuig failed to have any effect upen UieJ
Gulf OU of Pemmylvania attracted interest
on word that the company win issue $3 5,000. i
000 of 9 ir cent notes, the proceeds to be
nsed for the redemption of the 7 per cent
Issue ot tne. game amount. I ms wiu result in
an annual sarins of 2 per cent interest charges.
The bonds will probably be offered next week.
New. York Oil broke almost a point between
ales, while other stocks were only fractionally
changed.
Continental Motors and Winther Motors dis
played firmness, 4
Ohio Copper led the" mining tardea, res amine
ill its jobs ox ine past uve flays. ,
MARKET IFOR PRIST CLOTHS
SOLIDIFIES BECEST ADTASCE
New Tork, Oct. 2. The 'market' for print
rictus soiiauiea its recent advances today and
the technical position of the cotton oloths -wa-s
further strejiitltened . hy. additional purchasej
of goods for vwbberising and. lestheriang ptir-f
poses. Recent price advances in print clothspj
Bnwangs, sateeRS ana pajama enroll, ware
fully maintained and the volume of business
mignt havw been greater if sellers had been
wiiling to take business offered over tiie week
end. Th nw silk market was up 5 cents on all
graoes, respocamgr to an active xosoharna snar
ket Quotations were: XXA 18-18, 15 denier,
8.50; XIB, 9.50; best No. 1 X, S8.35;
Kanaai.No. 1..J8.25; Canton 14-16, $8.10.
'
BOSTON WOOI TRADE SJIAirEBJ
WOOL SHORTAGE HEJD CAUSE
Boston, Oct. 28. Trading in. the Summer
street wool market QTueted down today not be
es use of falling off in demand by the mills but
because stocks of domestic wools are so short.
The foreign markets were etrefaeiy strons,
especially in the Australian auctions and. sell
ers were loath to commit themselves over the
week-end for fear o further price increases.
The week ended with slight advances throueh
out the satire list.
Chicago Dairy Prod nee
Chicago, Oct. 2S. (L Ji. S. Butter
"Receipts 6480 tubs. Creamery, extra, 46c:
extra firsts. 42 W 4 4 '4 c: firsts. 3630Hc;
packing stock, 42.C.
Eggs Receipts 4579 cases. Miscellaneous,
35 40c; , ordinary firsts, 303c: firsts.
S5 45c: extra. 23 hi 26c; checks, 21 22c:
dirties, 2324c.
. Cheese Twins, new, 26c: daisies', 23c;
1 miijgj Amencas, 2 5 V4 2 5 . c- longhorns,
23Vt&25c; hpek, 24 He.
Live ponltry-tTurkeys, 33C4 chickens. 17-
20c-; springs, .1 8c; roosters, 14c; geese, J 9c;
ducks,, 18c. .
New Tork Batter aad Egg
New Tork. Oct. 28. (L N. S.) Butter
Market firmer. Creamery extras. 48449 "c:
. creamery ' firsts, 3H 4 8c ; creamery, higher
scoring. 43paic; state dairy tubs, 33&
47 He; ladels fresh extras, 34 H 35c.
Cheese Market firmer. State Whole
"- -.It-,, . run,
25H5'28c; lower grades. 20 22c. Wiscon
sin Whole milk, fancy Toung Americas, 26c.
State Skints, specials. .19 & 20c.
Eggs Market steady to firm. Nearby
wniie, lancy, 2c; extra, oimbm; firsts, 43
o-sc.
Miik The nominal wholesale price Is 92.00
OWL
Jfew Tork Snitar aad Coffee
Jew Tork, Oct. 28. (TJ. P.) Suesr,
qviet; raw, S5.63 ; refined, quiet; granulated,
$6.90 7.00.
Coflee No. 7 t spot. Bio, 10 H 10 He;
No. 4 SgBtos, 1515i4c.
, ' 1
Jfew Tork Potato Market
Kew York. T)ct., 28.--11. X- S i Pnlilm
(in bulk, barrel or bag), market firm. Nearby
wuite, I.OU(9J.2); sweets, $1.001.35.
CELEBRATION IS SCHEDCLED
Scio, Oct. 28. The Z. C. B. .J. lodge
and Gyntnastic Club Sokol, troth Bo
hemian .lodges, will hold a loint cele
bration , of the fourth anniversary of
the forming of a republic tn Siecho
Slovak tonight, with a patriotic pi;o-
BUILDING PERMITS
Theo Assetture -.Erect residence, 597 IM
siaion, between Orange and K. 16th streets,
builder. Burg & Weber. $3300.
William- A. Gille -Repair shops. 818 E.
Broadwar. .between 25th aad 26th streets.
uu lititi . isooert ' ray , f I j
3. Hornitz Erect store. 1219 Lombard,
between Burr -and Buchanan, builder. R. D.
Crowe, $1000.
Max Kaffesider Erect residence, 895 East
-Vta street north, between Skklmore and Ma
son, tmuder same, S300O.
- B. V. bVllovf Erect residence. 1403 Mar.
l-tin, between Durham and Belle rue, - builder
same,- S2300.
. Gordh Erect "residence, - fiSl E. 25th
street north, betweeat Braaee and Knott street,
builder same, $6000.
O. M. 'Rlchey Erect residence. 1275 Tilla
mook, between E. 44th and 45th street north.
ouiiuer, n. Kf. r.xiiina, siy.ouu.
. 3. A. Dennis Erect store. 91 Lomhard.
between Minnseota and liaBissippi, builder
same, uduo.
J if aJ Statistics
marriagcs.Birtbs. Dzaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Herman iX Uygard, 28, 227 Unsbts street
and Ellea Gostafsoa, 21, Portland.
Edward Warnes. 38. 151H 6th -strevt K.",
and Anna Lorento. 82 . 927 Wl Park trt
John V. GUlaaarO. 1T72 Willamette blvd..
and "Rose Hsrtlr. 1 9 1 Oswego street.
- vaugtui M. Vnitmore. 28, 492 E.
Bnroside street, and Ruby A. Sherbart. 26,
435 Williams are. . r
Lawrence P. Nettrrtgham, 21. 1207 E.
TamhiU street, and AUrret Downey, 21, 634
E. 59th street north.- j .
John A. Cameras-? if. fli ,f
north, and Betty King, 25, 8th street
norm. , , .. .
WEDDING
axd; visiting .
f"A RI) : rVOR X VFRS J
W. Q. SMITH A CO., 311 Merfean Bldg.
BIRTHS
Hicfcethier. 48 N. Sth, a son.
i - tctsar. ana airs. B. Bancrolt,
889 3d, Oot, 20. a daughter.
3T Cab!?. Oet 19, a daughter.
osi ,AA -re Mr. and airs, w, - E.
Brankow, 765 E. 5th K.. Oct 14 a son.
E Vt'ATS0 r- l Un- A- H.bl. 335
E. S7th Oct. 14. a eon.
KASMEXE& To Mr. and Mrs. K. C- Xas
meyer. 111 g. Jersey, Oct. 21, a son.
?V5Kr5. O- Beaver.
70J5-ohk- Oct 21. a son.
COLE- ToMr tik Mrs. f. J. Ola, T500
61st are, s. E.Oct. 8, a daughter7
tl TV "TV, VI . m,A ac u .
Haven. Oct. ST. a dacghter. -
BRIAST T., Mr. and Mas.; J. " Bryant.
198 .24, Oct" J$. daughter. "
TORp-r-To Mr Jaod Mrs. A. M. For. Lents.
Or., Oct. 22, a, aeat. -.- s
TX T ItTilT . -wi it n w . .
Linaton. .Or., Oct. ,12.- aVesa,' - .7.
viuu-t-Ait--xo Air. and tut. M. Ciappano.
881 rnirm ave.Ott 17, m
aon. Lmnton, Or.. Oct 30, . danshtec
DEATHS
CRAY tom 4irav. ftf. Vimm, knnut.i
Oct 22. 23 yean; pentowcia.-
STEVENS Alio Josephine Stevens. '" St.
Tincenta.boepiUl. Oct, 2$, 64 rears; periton
itis.
TS years: nephnua.
a BOMBERkR 1iil! rVnKwr tlA
Samaritan. hosxataL . Oct. 21- 73 tm-i-
porosiR. "... . -. . i 1 . -
ilimne Jobn-wn, Portland Med
ical hospital. Oct. -7. 69 Jearsr decomtjensatA-l
heart. . - . , ,. .
DEATHS
W EHI.EIX Join Kdw. Wcriss, 472 feeU-
wotxl tilvd.. Ors. 2. 34 . years: apoplexy. -
TAfKXR C'henrjr Tasker. 29-4 Lineom,
Oct. 27. 412 ers-:. rtmuoiu.
ilcKLROT Lne McKiror, Good Samaritan
hospital, Oct. 24. 41 years: myocarditis.
COS WAY Xanie -X.' Conway. Multnomah
hasrntaL Oct. 28 . 64 Tears:: Bnenmonra. . -
aOliilllJT Ella A. ScJunitil, 760 XeSs
Oct- 2-5 54 vnsrs: oateo sarcoma,
aXUSER -iiary ancis Moaar. 700 Wasco.
Oct. 2a, 9 years; carcinoma. y
OABRISL Oscar Beni: liabriel. E." 14th
and Stark, Oct. 23. 41 years; tract are of
skull. " '
DAYTON Sarah IJarton. 141 E. 45th,
Oct- 23. 4 years: .cnronie nepunos.
GILBERT i-dw. I. Gilbert, 174 E. 38th,
Oct. 23. 37 years: angina pectoris.
QVOSG Leon Loeve Quimg, Moltnsmah
hempita!. Oct. 25, ev years; perebral hemar
KMITH brael D. Smith, St. Vincents boa
pitai. Oct. 22. 81 year;- aatomohQe accident.
DIVORCES JFTLED -
ODIV HOTaagainst JrieplT Sodin.
trKYDEB Nina A. against Ernest 11. Sny
der. GRECO Harriet T. Franklin against Daniel
NEW TODAY
50
FLUFF RUGS
MacW Irtiu your . old worn-out carpets.
, Kave alf tne price ot new ruga.
Hesd joar rags and wqolea cloths.
Mail Orders. Send for Booklet. ;
812 ftugs Steam Cleaned 31 0 ;
NORTHWEST BOO CO.
East 35ao 1S3 East 8th St.
Mortgage Loans
' ' ON
CEirTHAIi BUSINESS PROPEETf
LOWEST 1SIEHEST KATES
MacIVIaster, Ireland
' & Co. -
828 IV S. NATIONAL BASK BLDO.
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE OP BOND gALB
Sotice. is hereby given that sealed bids
win be -received by the undersigned until the
hour of 2 o clock p. m., the 1st day of No
vember, 1922, and Immediately thereafter
publicly opened by the board of directors of
school-' district h'a 1, Multnomah county.
Oregon, at the office of said board, room
No. 804, Multnomah county coun house, in
the city of Portland. Oregon, for an issue of
bonds of said school district, in the sua of
tore hundred thousand dollars ($300,000).
said bonds to be in dnomidationa ot one
thousand dollars (81000) each, to bear data
November If 1922.. and to mature serially
in numerical order as follows:
$lo.OOO' on November 1. 1923: $17,000
on November 1. 1U2; tljj.oyu on Novem
ber 1, 1927; $17,000 on November 1.
1928; $16,000 , on November 1, L929;
$17,000 on November 1. 1930; $18,000
on November 1, 1931; 812.000 on No
vember 1, 1932; $16,000 on November 1,
1933; $17,000 on November 1. 1934:
$16,000 cn November 1, 1935; $17,000
on Novembers 1, 1936; $16,000 on No
vember 1. 1987; $17,000 on November 1.
1938; J 6.000 cn NovemDer 1, 1939;
17.000 on November 1, 1940; $18,000
on .November 1, 1941; $18,000 ' on No
vember i, 1942; said bonds to bear inter
est at cot to exceed 6 per cent (6 ) per
annum, payable semi-annually, on the first
days of May and November, principal and
interest to be1 payable at the office of ths
county treasurer of Multnomah county, Ore
- gon, or at the fiscal agency of the state of
Oregon, in New lork city, at ths option ef
the purchaser.
All bids must specify ths rata of interest,
and mast be accompanied by a certified check
for $13,000.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. It. K. FCLTON,
Clerk, School District No. 1, Multnomah
County, Oregon. Room 4 01, County Court
house. ,
SEALED -BIDS will be received at the offices
of the undersignedf, 401 Courthouse. Port
land, Oresxm, until 5:00 p. m., November 1,
1922, for folding chairs for- various schools,
Portland, Oregon. Bids will be opened at a
meeting of the board, to ba held in room
H04 Courthouse, at 7 .30 p. m., tha same
day.
Specifications may be obtained at the
office of the superintendent of properties,
old Failing school. First and Porter streets.
Portland, Oregon.
A certified check for ten (1.0) per cent
of the amount of the proposal, payable to
clerk of school district o. 1, must accom
pany each proposal. The hoard reserves the
light to reject any or all bids.
(Signed R, E. FULTON.
Sehool Clerk.
Dated October 241922. .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having sold the George B. Mills
store, located at 1043 Denver ave., to Mr.
i. -. Masem, all creditors must
bills within five days hereof.
present
QUICK SALES REALTY CO.
402 Cnch bldg. Aut. 511-09.
Dated Portland. Or, Oct. 26, 1922.
CREDITORS. TAKE NOTICE
Having sold the Club pool room at 1137
ATbina ave., creditors must present all claims
witnin nve days m-reoi.
WICK MAN JONES REALTY CO..
213 Stock Exchange bldg.
Dated at Portland. Or. Oct. 7. 1822. '
MEETING NOTICES 102
Free Turkey
MASK BAFJ,
Eureka council No. 204. 8. B. A.
Halloween mask . Dan,
Monday evening, October
80, East Side W. O. W.
hall. East Sixth and Alder.
Beautiful Halloween decor
ations' and novelties; 12-
pound , hve turkey given
away as door prize ; also 10
handsome irizes for the
best dressed, best sustained.
most original, most comic and juvenile, charac
ters; tt-piecs fine union orchestra- Admission
60c. AH welcome.
The regular stated session- c
'-A1 Kader Temple will be held
in tne Jfytman ouumng. west
Park and Yamhill sts., Satur
day, Oct. 28, at 8 p. nv. En
tertainment. Please IB oa band.
Visiting Nobles welcome. By
order of -the illustrious Poten-
rati-.
HARVEY BECKWrrH. Recorder.
KENTON LOIXJE A. F. AN D
A. ; M. win.', hold a Halloween
country fair in their new tempta
at Kilpa trick1 and Denver ave.,
in I Kenton, Saturday evening.
- Oct 28, 7:30 p. m. : I first
prUes. All ' welcome. . Coxae- and give as tha
once over. Committee, '
THB SOCIAL CLUB cf Sun
nyside Chapter. O. E. S., wih
hold its annual bazaar and dance
at flie temple. East 39 th and
Hawthorne, Saturday evening. Oct,
28. - Good music Cards, prises.
AU are invited. . - ;
'? GTTj REA2EK GROTTO
INFORMAL DANCE
PYTHIAN TEMPLE
NOVEMBER 9
1 HARRY JA. McRAS-'
FREE EATS
Happy Hour Social club will give a oane
Saturday, October 28, at W. O. W. fcaU,
128 11th t-; live orchestra and a good
time aearmarli Admisaion 75 ooupje, aad
lunch free. Publio invited.
, HAWTHOBSS lodge No. 111.
A. , F. A. M. Special. Satur
day afternoon, Oct. 28. at 1:30.
Work in E. A. decree. Visiting
brethren welcosne. ' :
C. E- MILLER. Secretary.
EMBLEM JEWELRY a apecialty: buttons.
pins, e-harme. Jaeger is roe.. 131-133 6 th st.
I DEATH NOTICES
103
PANGLE In this city. Oct. 27, 1922. Chariag
t sra rangle, nasbana ot Margam PaJrle
-. brother of Mrs, F. IX Ponndston. Kn.
. Jeratnai W. Caatpoea e Ban Franc isoo, and
, .W. T. Patve. Raaoauw are at tha chapel
" f Edward Bvolmaai t Bon, Third and Sal
' vana ats. Ntntiew of fniwral aster. -
BI EBKE In ' thig city, Oct-. 28. Conrad
.-Baebke, aged 7$ years, father 'of Philip F
' ' and Charles- M. Boehka of Portland. - Tha
remains are at Fuller's . artortnarv, ; Moat.
, s-omery at Fifth,. Notico of fiuirni hera-
- "after. '
COHEN In this city,, OcC 7. 1922, Lei
, .tjoheis. Etineral servirea wi5l be neki at tl;e
cluipel of Edward Moiiusn ic bun. TLiM and
SKiinoa fJ.- Miirt'ay. Oct. 29, IHZ'J, at
103
SANASAC October 26, at his late cendenee,
near Newberg. Or.. Joseph Eli Sanaaae. aged
. 4. years. Beloved husband of . Mrs. J. E.
Saua&ac. father of Mrs. Floyd A. Rs, Mrs.
ilamn. T. McEntwh of - Portland and Mrs:
Ciarenaa Calull. BiOings, Mont.: Mra. Kior-
r ne DeHaien. Glendsae. Monk. : Job Sanasac,
' Peachlaadv' B. C; Say - Sanaaae, Eiynan,
: Minn. Ivak Sanasae, .Ciouaat. Minn.; Ver-
4 non Sanasac; Clendine, Mont. - Remains are
. at th resideritial tuneral hcrae of IJowning
at uaaeuel. tt tn and ilurtnoman. as-
nqvjacement of seVvfce ater." -
EVENSEN- la tiis eiiy. Oct 27. Ladia Leona
Grace, aged 16 years, daughter of Evan
'. Ereosen of 51 9 Williams ave., and ma
ter of Chester P. Ere men of Portland, Guy
C. Evenses and Mrs. T. H. Courtney of
Los Angelas, CaL, and Oregon Kvenaea'.of
, Grunt Pass, Or. Tha remain a re -Tat Fin-
. -ley's mortuary, Montgomery agJFlllh. Neticw
oi ranerai nereaiter. v. wm
Ti T r .1 uiv i. rw.. ?i Ann. n
aged 62 years, wife of John cT Hiliman and
' mothec of Bertha L. aad HaidonsM: Hill-
man at Vancouver. Wash. The -.remains
will be forwarded this Saturday evening by
3. P. Finley & Son to Walla Walla, M ash
where services will be held Monday. The de
ceased was a member of O. E. 8. of Ely,
-Nev. , -j
BOLLANDI-r-In this city. Oct. 28. Co-itantino,
aged 39 years,' husband of PftlmaT Rollaixfi
of 294 East 44th su. and father JSf Mary,
Paima and Jennie Koliandi. Thy remains
ara at Finley's mertasry, Montgomery at
- ruin. notice or tunerat Hereafter. cio
. deceased was a saember of tha Order of
Draws.
RICUARDSOJi Iu this city. Oct 27, 1922.
S. Frank Richardson, husband of Anna
Kiehardion, father of James Russell. Wil
liam. Earl aad Charles Ramond Richardson.
: Remains are at the chapel of Edward Holmaa
& son. ihim and salmon eta. Aoacs of
funeral later.
aiL -m. tit m tnis eity, Oct. 27, jilinnia
Atpagetr, aged 47 years, late of 566 Raleigh
.,su xue remains sre at intey s mortuary,
t Montgomery at Fifth. Node of funeral
liereatter. '
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
BCRTON
At San Rafael, Oct. 23, James
J. Burton,
agt-d 43 .years, beloved hus
band of Hosie, father of Adeline and Eve
lyn Burtcn, James J.-.Crow offthe Cruted
Sufes. ship Texas, eon of Mary Crow of
rortiand. brotiier of Mrs. Margaret Thomas
pi l-s Aneeifls;. taL; Mrs.: Jennie Bewle
of Portland. -Mrs. Rusell McCauley of Por
land. Mass will be offered" Tuesday. Oc
31, at 9 a. ra., at the Holy Rosary church.
Interment. Mount Calvary cemetery; The
remains will be at the residence, 18-8 Mc-
-i 1 1 sire-tt, aujoaji vet. J . Arrange
menu? in care of Miller & Tracey.
BITTNER In this eity. October 27, Peter
Bittner. aged 72 -years, 9 months 15 days.
leceased is survived toy widowWMra; Barbara
C. ; daughters, Mrs. B. Wolfe of this eity.
Mrs. O. F. Keutepohler of Long Beach, CaL,
6 sons, A. H. of -Grand-view. Wash.: Ir.
S. P. of Monrovia. CaL : Dr. L. H. of Pa-
lembaugh, Sumatra; O. N. of McMinnville;
A. F. and Dr. U. J. of this city. Services
will be held from the Evangelical church.
Lsdd's addition, 16th and Poplar sts., Mon
day, October 30, at 10:30 a. tu. Remains-
at r. I, Lerch funeral parlors. East 11th
Stt WttwthoTne.
C4rLOX In this city. Oct. 27. Uichrd W.
Condon, ased 51 years, beloved husband
of Kosa May Condon, father of Mrs. Ors
Bolton of Portland and Geo. of Goldendsle,
Wash., - and Mrs. A. E. Harden of Glen-
wood, TAs.tU. Funeral services win be. held
Mon.. Oct 30. at 1 Pv m.. at the chapel
,of Miller & Tracey. Interment Rose fity
cemetery. Mr. Condon was a member ot
the I. O. O. r lodge.
JACOBS The funeral services of the late
MatUda Jacobs will be held Mon.. Oct. 30
at 3 p. m.. at the chapel of Miiier A
tracey. interment Multnomah cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S
East Side .
Foneral Directors .
K C. DUNNING, TNCJ. " '
"The Family, Sets the Price."
414 E A'Jer St. j Phone East 0052.
Edward Hoiiwan
Son
THIRD AND SALMON
. MAIN 0507.
Snook & WfineaEdon
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SUCCESSORS TO
BREEZE &. SNOOK
belmont at soth. tabor i2ss
Lerclhi, Undertaker
"AST ELBVESTH AND HA WTHOB Nl
PHONE EAST Of 31.
McENTEE EILERS tuneral parlors-with all
V" tr'T,c S uome. iota and Everart
sts. Phone Bdwy. 2123. Auto. 621-33.
A. JJ. KtSWOBTHT ft B Hrvnri, a,w
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
6802 92d et S. E.
Aut 613-21.
FinSev's MmnH-iurs
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAfSKjil
s
NEW RESIDENCE
ESTABLISHMENT
OlWTTHams Ave.
u. vviLsoN k. u. nam
--ruaairJB.jtta CO.. INC.
Z4S-Z5Q B-Ullngsworth ave. Wahrat 8306
WLER 4 TRACEY, independent funeral d
- "ciais i o ana up. Waatungton
Skewes SIIFS.S
A. R. Zeller Cq.&oVI:
THE PORTLAND. MORTUARY, Morrison at
12th mmmt . "ait. Brf- AtlA. 7
MONUMENTS
106
toTfO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORVS
iOf-ii-igMrfrfiyiiiMgii
FLORISTS
107
irlartln&Forbes
54 WASHLVOTOJf St.
MAIN 026. :
FINK FLOWERS FOR AU
OCCASIONS ARTISTICALLJ
aajUAuSv
871 "B. Broadway, corner
Union East 77I.
Flowers- -for All " Oceasioaa.
J'WS GROW OCR OWN"
Charge Accounts Solicited.
-1 Smith's Flower Shop
" ''Portland'a ProgressivForist. -7
Flowers foe All Occasions. tr ,
Main 7215. T. C. Lake, Mgr., 6th and Alder
LOST AND FOUND
103
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES vreiw found on
the cars of the Portland itauray. - idgnr.
Power company. October 26: 15 umbrellas,
2- lunch boxes. 2 purses. 1 pin. key, S hand
bags. 5 pair glove. 6 packages. -rainooat, 1
pair rubbers aarrins:, 1 pair glaswr , atsel
tape line, box peaches. Owners may obtain
same upjui proper identification at First and
Alder street frtatloA. "
LOST. o Irviiigion oar or bet 5U And Wash.
and Perkins cotei, tetter aoaressea aim. . t
J. Kipper, 417Hoiriday ave,, Portland.
Return to Perkins hotel. Reward. i
LOST Bet. 28th and Raleigh sea. and, $0th
j and wnanhy sta. one- diamond rug. mar
i quise shape. -sarronBded with small asaerald,
1 Reward. TeL-Atwater 1747, - '
LOdT Ring of keys, at Waahington- lugh
school lire, lit keys, lneJnding police box
' key. Finder plesne tare in to chief of police.
LOST From auto, brown leather portfolio
aasapie caae, oosienta of no n to anyoM
' bat owner. Reward for reram.. Main 1U41.
LOST on highway between SAiasta and Kelsev
I Saturday.. Oct.- 21. leather smtcase. R
"ward on retnrn to 682 K. 16th St.
LOST A Oerman pohce dog. notify Mr. Moul-
ton. Bdwy. 0908.
EDUCATIONAL
200
THE DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. Alisky
i bldg. 6PECIAI. ENGLISH CLASS. Any
one who vnsbes to improva his English at U-
" giole. Register now. Evening ciassea,
11!" lot! iik to draw, a large coauiwicul art
. coawany will tbow yoa how to earn nioaey
in rnara time: state ate, -'phone, address,
. Ira. aia. kl-tiiO. Journal.-
DEATH NOTICES
200
DO TOTJ VaOT A GOOD POSITION t ,
Oooraea at tha Aden Ante. School are. long
aad aaom expensive. liia a anoat schools, but Ad
ens: grades tea earn saara. Oar secord:, of help
leg over 600- graduates t big paying loos la
tha proof. Doo't emroll elaewhr anul yaa
hava inspectad eur school. CaS any nay
(czsept tiatnrday) . at 10 a, m. or 2 a
or asnd if or sag big 1 lx page FBEJB eatalogv
Ask. fori Book No. .
ADCOX AC TO AYtATIOH SCHOOL !
.', fX Wassw orner Snioa ava. 1 "
,rBEB BOARD AND ROOM
.It - , t , ...
' Hemphill's Atrro ecaiooLs .
. are ginac tha next &0 t&tudents enrolling for
ihe - IecemleT terra free board and rooaa
wtoila jaitendiiig school. Dent delay, enroll
xooayjf - - r - - -
i HEMPHILL'S Atrro & TIACTOK
1 SCHOOL3 v
1 nftta and Gltoaai sts.. Portland. : Or.
jOfftoei 125 North 6th v open eveningn.
... I. Hay and Slight, classes, v
"Ws Pt Bcsiaasa irto Ton; r- ' -I
Than Yoa fatt Boatea
A Basis rva CoBaga ot Dittinctioa .;
" IIorroerly link1 Bmnnass CoBaga)
rgford htq.. - 407 Mornson. ? Bdwy. t$
ENROLL any Monday' for day or night school.
, AU business courses, snd as -ttyda as compe
tent we vnlfviltce you in a "paying: posiUon.
rwnu lot trcauacsss catalog. -
Businesa
4th near Morrison.' hon Main 0500.
COMPTOMETERXD AAtCULATOR
1 Regis trs tions itnrerted this week tor ve
to" oven Oct. . H-
MILLER SCHOOL .
414 Yson Bldg.
. BTDDY MASSAC -
Preares one far esnatormtn woVJc, phy
sician assistant, nurse, or private practice.
Hydrotherapy is' also taught Portland
School of Massage. Inc. '4141-15 Stockx Ex.
MODERN barber college teaches trad in8
weekaU tools . furnished. Joma pay; poaitioa
secured ;r special rata this month. Writ oil
call -2S 1st st. . ' . .
MOLES BARBER COLLEGE arm teach yon
tha trade in eight weeks; receive soma. pay
whd; learning; positions secured. Writ or
'call for catalogue.' 234- Bornside at.
i LEARN TELEGRAPHY
" Railway Telegraph Instttuta, 434- Railway
'Exchange bldg. Day aad night classes.
MEN,-women, learn, barber trade,"waces while
learning. Oregon Barber . College, 233
Madiaon st. - - , . . '
HELP WANTED MALE .' 201
EXPERtESCr?D LONGSHOREMEN WANTED
. i i - - t -
. We can, ueb a number of tmen who hv
had experience at longshore work, including
wheats, lumber and general carfo. ;
: j . - 8 HOUR DAY "h ' - ."
Wages ' Straight Overtims
Ship Work .Sik: - $1.20
Dock work (tmckers) . . . . 70t l .5
Shovel work . . . ., 001 1.30
HStdh Tende.-s 00: 1.80-
Winch Drivers 90' 1.30-
Booia Men ............ 0 1.30
Abply immediately; L W. fW.S will not be
employed. " i
WiTERFRQNT EMPLOYERS' UNION.
; 84-86 North Fifth 1 St. '
t'hone Broadway 6846 '
is -if Portland. Or. r
KOBTHERIT PACIFIC RAILW AT
- MEN WAN TEX
At rates prescribed by the TjntteSl htatas
Labor board as follows:
MACHINISTS '
70 Cesus an Boar.
BLACKSMITHS
TO and SO cenu an Boot.
BOILERMAKERS
TO Cmata an Hoar
FREIGHT CARMEN
3 CasU sb Moor.
Apply to any ronndhoose or shoo or ta
snpsxtoteiidaot Northern Faeifio railway. .1
CALENDAR AND ADVERT TSINfl 8PE
. CIALTY . SALESMAN- THE KEMPER
THOMAS line is exceptional in duality, ex
chisiveness, scope snd earning capacity. Val
uable territory with , old .tnade now open
for contract to start' tha new , season Dec.
26th. Experience in our hoe is a great
factor but not absolntely necessary to gain
a cennectipn. W will talk real . business
to i any salesman whose fust communica
tion I indicates ha i is able to show a straight
and i successful selling record. - Vf: v
MEBRIAM, NORTHWEST SALES , MAN
AGER, 111 WAS0O 8T.L PORTLAND.
OREGON. ' : k s
T-KUSUAL OPPORTTrNirY." FOB"""
1 . tiOUli BAIJSMX .
i ' ' ' - i : i . ' , ' .
j JBxpenenea desirable, but net nec
essiry; We snrviy have- rthe right
: property. If you can "sell you can i
make big money." See Mr; , Sym-
xuacds, with- i
' i-j COE A.' McTTENNA & CO
208 Artisana bid.;. Est. Ib89. ! Bdw. 7522-'
AVBiyoat recerrea a srire ireui -; JJew Yora
office instrucUn us to employ ttfree more
aafesmen for Oregon. Our! proposition is
aokl direct to ' the i farmers and requires ' a
man! of high calibre. You must have a car
and be willing to work -oat ef th city; we
jay your training expense and. sire yoa. a
weekly expense sirswanee and-a contract' that
will net yoa from $20 ts tSOO a month.
If i in te rested -see Mr. Kent, i 40ft Exc bangs
bldg,. Second
Stark ts.
WANTETJ -GRArSHiN&LEBrt. SACK SEW-
jlkj, rtr.iv -aixj ,.tuu aukek,
ETC.: CNPSTTAL STRIKE, CONDITIONS
PRRTAIL; THERE HAS KEES;KO CUT
IN WAGES AND "SO DEMANDS PRE
SENTED. CALL AT COLUMBIA War.!.,
831 OAK SI, ,4B FLOOR.
WATER GA.SMA1CKR and ularH foreman for
V gas plant, in Vismngton; must know bow
: to checker anif nnderjtand boiler and ma-
ehinery; good salary lor . tte , right man.
M-218. JoarneX r ': ' -
WANTED Salesman to operate own bosiness
m eveis. wivy is vresvia oi ,9vt or xaore
population. Writ Melalgias Producta Co
'804 Pine at., Portland. . I
WK i WANT salesman far city or oormtry for
one f the pest selling lines ia city; small
investment. An opportunity worfi yonv m
veatigaupn. For particulars eaH Bdwy. 0720U
WANTED Seleaman with stock os bond ex-
aeneaicer" If yoa as a sell and?-ere ootilxicnt
ef yocr wnilitj;, we can use vm. If yoa will
stick, we will ficahce yoa. - Gaseo ttklg."
aTOCNG meC good opportunity for -men. with
or witBoas eeuina; experience to make ao
, per week taking lorxtera lor ka. Room S2,
Ha2!- sd -st., -h-"'-'.:'-. -
PASTS. iiB. lax estao lubed :woedsaar beusnesa;
pienty -wwrk; tmaB. investment; make from
ti ta tl0aflaSvfe058wetrb)ig.
W'ANTfiiWTaree- food .wood (splitters, tl ta
ll.sa per pre-! - snnes emst-or utBl.
fl it W0 8th Court. A-64T-3-Q1. 7 .
WaSTEO Mta with team awl potato digger
to dig one acre potatoes. CaU Air; Gettman,
Walnut 3642.
SALESMAN to seS nationally known article
direct; to hoaneR; proposition; werto J4 per
wee. 222 Failing bldg.
UUICK fcoy forvoffire deliveries! and. Itrn bud-
- 6-226, Journal.
'AN'tET-At oce. mis to Jarn vWca sizing
WANTEDA V,Vtet universal cliaiigeg.
.EDUCATIONAL
HELP WANTETeMALE 201
Salesman -Wanted -Oregon
iLexisigton Co.
? r Morrison St.. at Slit U - ' -
WANTED A whs ta manager for a colored
orcieti; mint V a ."hostler, ' Pnane
525-28.- V ' ' - v
HELP WAnXD---FEMALE 204
TIdi, WOMEN PROTECTIVE DIVISION,
. eiay 'of Portland, offers its services its all
- snaltters pertaining to the welfare and pro
tactaon. of wemen ar.d girls; ntcmrwi com
. fidtntiaU 514 Worcestes b!dg 3d and
Oak1 st. Vlmne Broadway 7422- . '
LEARN BI.ALTY CLLIl RE
ieciai rates' for complete course; morn
tag!. cU!s and 4 aughra a week for wuxking
girl.;-v.70 Wsshaijrton st.
WANTED Good worker, willing yooag lady
boa-;keeTer; not tmavy,. work, gouge rasX
. Tabor 7453.. - -.: -
WANTED A few mora .racua ' tn beantv 'cfll
-- tuae,' coarse starting "Monday .night. . 412
Wahiugton st. ' " ' -
ANY; GIRL- in seed of a friend, apply to, (he
Salvation Army Rescue Home, Mayfair-.and
' Aiexander sta.; Phone Main 34 50. D-Ar. car.
WANIEI G-ivl tot general. hoai oia; hava
. r -tw children ge 2 and 4 years; $40. VV rua
J. II. Adsm-i, Wertituber, Or.
GRiG shorthand taught privately by expert.
Broadway -41 - '- " A - " '"-
V. HAVE an exceuent proiositiou for lady
-oUcitor. riee manager,-211-4Us St. -
EXPERIENCED girt lot housework. . 107
East OUeSn. Tabar 9330. v
HELP WANTED i-MALE AND
FEMALE 20S
WA.VihU, by a- iarga cum mere ml art com
pany, art students and thorn who Ilka to
draw to Quality as commercial artists. Earn
while you learn. Vf 834,- JournaL
AjnrS MAx!
SITUATIONS W.
251
DISABLED k-scrvlcW men, tra&ied by the
government in 92j 4iffereci vocntion, are
now, a mu hie for iraployment these skated
men .are fumi.herj at no cost U- tha u
Floyer or. t the explore. Caited Btales Vev-
ersns" Boreatu Mjter bldg.. S:h ami-Oak sat.
jrosq-.rsy 7Qgl.
PAHNTINQ
fr
Psjierhsnging.
sell. 1483.
; yfantingv Work giaarantawa.
1 ii
PRACTICAL HOME BUILDER- AND ' TB
ejONEKi BENEFIT BY MY EXPERI
ENCE, THEN GET MX PRICES.
. PLEASED TO SHOW YOTJ. - MAIN 6203.
EXPEUtKNCED cliaufieur, delivery dark.
masrrie4 man desires perntaneni place ;': op-
portunity for adraacement! preferred to sal--'
W.' Phone Main- 4183. , ; -
Hrtrsc .-iiit;i-
Let me give you aa estimate on jrour wir.
' ing before letting your contract. ' IAcensecx
eiactrician. ' Walaat'5681. J
HARDWARE MAN, 17 years" experience-T caP
. afcie of taking charge, . 32 years of age,
married, wants position in Portland or some
, goad towirnearby. J-226, JoyireaL
SIX CATION wanted by a married man S
years old, with car; experienced salesman.
Harold Nelson, Bdwy. 6808. -
CARPENTER cantasctos; . ouiMing, altering,
rppairitig; estimates. (1 i. onuth W2 N
3d. Broadway 176. -
WIRING, Let us ligure your electrical work.
New or old houses. Walnut 2114, Evenings
Walnut .8 06.
eautGLINCi U'a apeciauu on leahingling;
can do your job betrer s'-ad save you money.
Estimates iree. EasflOisg. - "
FIRST class auio mechanic wants garaga
work or truck driving or private chauffeur.
M2-221j Journal.
QARAGE man wants work; experieiice stenrage,
some repair; el ve tries 1 ba-tteries ; best refer
ensts. Call Empire -294.
PAINTING, paperAianging and tinting; prices
reasonable; work guaranteed. -Shop 136S
Hswtiiiinrt ave. Tubor 17 22.
CaRPENTEK. Estimate igireu on repair
work.; screens made and garages built. Shop.
13r67 Hawthorne. .Tabor 1260.
.NOW la.TIiE TIME
Have that roof renaired. Kor axneiif roof
service call C. Ebob, Wat 6084; 11th yr.
PLUMBINO repairing, water Uuis, furnace
colli H. J. Jfcniert, 250 Oregoa tL. East
vt 11
TSUCR. or . touring - car driver, must , haye
work, lots of " experience ; best of refer
ences. Phone Tabor 4203.
LET US FKt'RE YOUR PALSTLNO, PA
PERING kSJi KALSOaf IN IN G. . TABOR
JAPANESE aats -ook . job. 223 h
Phoiia Atwater S054. . V
1st at.
TEAMING, .plowing,-excvarang, .etc. Phone
Eat 021Q. 240 East 8th st.
PAI'ERHANG IN G, j painting and tinting,
pering 80c "a roll. Atwater 293. -
I'a-
CHIMNEYS, a-frnace and 'boilers, cleaned and
repaired by experts. East 0711.
-WE ,1 DIU cerfiioois and connect sewers, all
worn guaranteed. Aaromatic oss-tii.
I'APERHANUING
tittUug, inside finish ; first
class work;
prices resuionat-ie.
aarwr sosu.
- CEMENT WORK
Reasonable rates. Walnut 6969.
noo.n.rEi'Ltjr. systenut, auaiung and ac-
counting, moome tax service. Aut. 6 1 p-24
PAINTING, paperhanging
East 6833. L
and kalsomiuirrg.
Y0CR fall- garden work and- housecleanuig.
"Mr. Baoon. Main 4532.
HARDWOOD floors by contract or day.
ereoces. Main 9309. -
Ref-
M. C. P. & CO. Painting, tinting, calcimin-.
mg, paperhanging ; price right Bdwy. 0003.
YOLNG man wants, job- as eiectrieian helper.
Some expertouce. Walnut 8235. ,
I ROOFS repaired, painted, tin, paper roofs soi-
erea wim not, pi ten, xsbor uz. -
GRADING, excavating, team work of all kinds.
Tabor 2212. 899 74th st. W. : -BASEMENTS,
grading, teaming; contract ct
day work. Ant. B22-35. Atwater 3S37.
CARPENTER Handy, nan, small odds' and
ends, etc WsL 2211 bet. 8 p. tn. and 8 a. am.
EiSUINGLING'T-Fiiat class, work guaranteed.
Apply DDI- ttalsey; St. Ptione Anta 384-63.
PLASTERING; repairing a specialty; by day
or contract; all Work guaranteed. East 68I.
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or contract.
Reierenees. 14-tftt Rodney ave., WaL 6632.
fLUiklBLNti oone Sery reaeotiabia' br aiu
er by'tfa job. East 8838. ---,
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING. TLNT1NG,
REPAIR .WORK-- 8KIXWOOD 89rl. - -CEMENK
wotuv.4 guaranteed, all kinds. Karl
Z Bsttee Cc. SeUwood 0819.
GET YOUR' painting and cai&omirnng ; dons
at: winter prices. East 7412;
SBltUBBEBY planting, pruning, lawns made,
bg expert landscape 4frrdener: Main 6521.
COLORED saxophone orchestra open' for en
- gatgement. : Phone 825-28. .-- - n
CUT-RATE " PaTNTEBS
Vf
Walnut etJIS.
EXCAVATING, grading, geseral team work, bj
41 or contract. Walnut 165.
Falhting, tinting, all branches.
EXCAVATION Ail kinds, of team work. done.
Walnut csaj.
CARPENTER,- Ilrst-clasi work; reaaonahle, day,
- or eontraet. -.WalTmt .6295. - j .
GRADING. Raising snd moving houses. .
- crete work. Wafarat 80. " . -
Con-
PLUMBER wants sraall Jobs; expert-repairs;
low price. Jack McCnrdy. AnC 819-14.
STTUATIONS .FEMALE 254
V'ATED By eapable business woman, man-
ageinent ftf office bk. or ata. Salary er
com. Refv" and ; bond ,tanussa. 0'229,
'jTO-rnat; - - -
LADY viUa work :in factory r- wills keep
. 'ifeouse - for gerrtlasneto; no ofcjectiuli to out
" child. :-i Apt. 2. isagt 66Q. '. 'r-"- "
EtrERlEXCED tmetworUiy iady wanU house).
' cleaning, washing' or other work; good work
guwranteedU Walnut -6S08. ' - -
EX FERIENCED Woaiaa. wauU j day Z work!
- Phone Aat. ,18-el. .- -' "' -'
WILL TAKE cat of chiklren. hy hour or day.
T referenceaj Broadway 1428. j ; ,
AN EXPERIENCE) barber . -wantss position.
Wshint 6312. -..' '.;' ,'.""' :
EXPERIENCED woman wants - cooking - lit
esunp. CB at 414 Jeflerson, apt, 11 .
WAXTED--Si6d to care for during day hU
wither werks. v Call 405 3d' at. S, ... L "
ESPEHJENCED U steao-cooAkeepur dsres
- position, -irt 177, Apt. 49
Di.t work.. 40e liwir. Mvulsy, a&4 Tuesday.
Tabor 81 8.
LiACfc CVSTAlNtH" HAXn LACXIHCRED. 13
YEARS EXPEKIivkCE. EAS-T 19. .
A POSITION as a sletirapher. Aut. 514-71.
, DRESSMAKING 25 S
DRKSS MAKING BeT!y and reaeonaolei.
322
141 h . Main .K i wa.
WASTI.D Plain ru.
vaMdelnMr.-! ' Tabor 02 A2..
bwmjbs and re-
EES&TITCmN wbl-.e. r per yard '.ri"aa
; iuiwo eV--PlAiua2 basv. S09 Roy si t-ij. .
256
MILLINEKY. beaiiUfuily mads . hats, good.
style; old hAts tnada new; ehiWrpn's hts,
evats,, dresses: rsices reasonable, East V4 1 2.
1IKMSTITC111NO. ISe; while yon wait Dress-
rnahing and aVjFxstsoti. Woak luarai'Uml.
Pi-UM bkig.,- !W and Aldtri' BtWy. 5!33!.
FIR3T CLAaa li
! t sutching, i ef e.
. near Marrlwia.
pmakiEg. remudelirur. hem
(71-10J. st, UabSBS4$
HEMST1TCH1NO (any color, - c Rm. 403
Raleigh bidg-. 8B 7 Wath. ; Bdwr. 3748.
HEMSTITCHING d S". tunUoov pieaUUg-
49 Mortiwn, gfound .floor. , .; r.. -- .,-
SEW IX!l,.f hakii-euTs wesr ac4 spr!ii a .spa-'
ciarty. Kini-fu. wasnnt 5oi. - , -
HEMsTlTCJIlNli-f- Speci.il -..lwocb.-. cloUu
atraignt-as par yd. 1003 Bdwy. bkig. -
FOR RENT j
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
CALL AT . M.I C. .A. Ho.sew frea list of
. moderata . pricedr rooms for young men ra
icedt
-parts of city, Izw-ludigig roosas -at .
ai. o. A. with phano t ia - eaca .room.
anower nacns and oun rachitics.
. I H(.TKi DELOltlS
i . Furnished huiuekeeping, taisu and' sleep
ing roc m, icy oaf, wnea or momn. iioason
- able rate. ,1 4a2 "A : : Muhibgtonr . at.
Broadway 31 6n:
- THE BARTON - v '
Clean fiimt-,h . rooms. tZ.M. per Vest
and up; aUso light-honselteeping. 456 Alder.
6t)o
DAY. 12.50 1 week up; largo, absolutely
clean rooms
rooms; bitlia free; water !" hot
Hotel Ca
Catilllac, 34 wear Jefferson.! t
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY-
301
LADY has n.Tce atfcemmodaions for club of 6'
of 8 sefltsi ladies, hath: elose in. sbws-
-ient car service f phone, baih: real homa for
appreciative people; reasonable .rates ;. break-
' fast if dt-ared. 144 N. 2Sd,- near-Hoyt, .
LARGE froiit mow with; private 1 entrance.
closet: and! .front porch, On awry may do
very iigbtj houstkeeping, ja a week. ' 26 V
E. 8th st.i Cat Sands)- or aftr 4 during
week. ! i i
SLEEPINfe rooiais. 2 otocifs norths ot" Bdwy.
nace heati jiaao; home ' privilege;. -gentle-
TWO besntiftU roims.' 'ha privileges; close
t garage-,' center, of- town,' by Multnomah
club, - - Rant., reaaonabl ".- Boa f ayloTs st.
xiiun sunt. rfreter men.
i'ICE FROST 3jj,EEPINU- HQOMS, BCIT-
ARTE SY)R nil' 1I1TM.V1 ITllBli IV
v KASY WALKING DISTANCE. - CUKAP.
"256 13Ta ST. ' ' ..'-'. ' - :.
NOB HlLL-pt-BeaiiUlul corner. roin, mahoaay
-; fCsrnltvn, J fiaeduoe. tvsaso furnace,' avery
.4 home lomlfoi. J -C. S. prefarred. - . Atwiter
a V A v
MODERN FLAT 4-4 tmki rul mnn.s Iflir.
nished or. unf drnislied ) cheap; -160- 4ra.
- Place for car. Children taken, "l.'dsi
;-AnompBon-Jgradi4 and Jefferson high. .
VVfLL famfched Iroom, Eaaw WUi and. Ha w-
itaornei; East 2383,
EOR RI.T NicWr furnished . front bedroom
;iw isoj. hi maaern Home, very- reaaonaoie.
-Ha'wthorrwai mv tj illiti mt
LARGE suuny heated rooms, $2 up. .2 inesls
.-If desired, if Alsoj large H. K. rooms, brat and
' cooking gs, rt4., 4 week; 5 uiin. walk to
fcU-EEPINO roomtt in strictly modern, new
home, for 1 or 12 or man and wife employed,
Tfelorencea. Alio. J,2a-80, aU daytunlay;
WARM, newly tinted, fweil fUroiha4 room, big
light closet, batlh. in pretty bungalow home,
; cluse in east side, $15 per taoflHf;-for 4.
tlS.fcr -Jfc -411 Cook ave. Aut 823-10.
TWO large Iront rooiiis, with 2 beds; 5 ' min
utes' walk; to flth) .and Morrison; suits We
for' 2 or 4 genfttonen.V Atwater OSS0. 104.
12th, St., comrr Tsylor. - '
NICE front beUroVm. closet and bath adiiu
irig; use of Urig taiin:- blocks from Miss
issippi car. ery ! -cheap. . 17 f Urahsaa.
M.VUEN 1AL
youug iDiaa . wishes roommate,
clolo in1o east side; Furnace
dent lii; ti, ir,
heat, aU Sit
modern cfciivetiienees. Raaoiiaiiie.
. 331 Orania as
vej. H. r.ast 33U..
NICE. leaw light
attic room, newly ' painted.
large wintaow
furnace heat, - phone, bath,
linen, hot water,
all i for s a month. W alk-
118 distance.
l2 N. 18th t.
LOJ'ELY room
ainished in whito and . aray
with blue i)
Hangings. I'lurnlsned with biolseye
v maple, .walking
distance. Jbast ,i:uu4., 4ut
weiuier, -t!
DE3J1KABLR
roota
la Laureljtirt.
St. V
WiU serrs breakiaab. Ataler-
or 81056. i - : 1
1 ences. ueu.
TJbor
LARGE ligijit
- in private
room,
clean and well fanAslietf.
Iioa;
small family of sdults
: steam heat, all
Convemiencei-tist side, close
in; ciieap.
Atfater 43;1. '--
PLEASANT front
-room, close in. for.gentla-
men. m
lexolusive acrt. housa; twin beds.
shower bath.'
plenty, ef beat; reaaonahlev
Broadway 'j 652
i - - i .- . .
' E W4.Y fucnishel
room, aU .convenieuces, pri-
vate noma; 2
Call Atwatef
doora from 23d atreet earline.
TWO front sunnyi
rooma, 1 block to Sunnysids
; very reasonable. 11 E,
Yamhill. - - ' I A." -
car, Furpiaheil
. o"3d st. W.. corf
NICE outside furaished
! room, bath. -heat, iiitht.
' -plione, kltx-hen
' ing girl, 12.
krivilpKa; suitable for work-
F.'RNISH&
rooht
to sent. 1t3 week. Indies
i preferred, i" t
6947. tS'G
4j8 Ctefeiaad, are. Walnut
rauiim. 1 -: -
CLEAN newly
urn. sleeping rtn. in priv.
i family, modern
waikina-: distance. -' 387
ancouveri ave.'
l.Jlk. W'Bdwy. carlineV '
T;RN ISHEti Rfi
HtiM iJaftEAKFAST opflON
JiAE, SEAR. -CAli, -TA-
AL; RESTAU
"BOR 6738.
NICELY flu rQuArtHt room, ler gentlemen, pri.
rate fajbifyft urJ ofhet roomers, reasonable,
-i HawthcArMl fflstrict, cose'Hri.wa'gnbr 7420.
VERX DE&IRAHLE
tjceriitig rooms. 410 and
tlx pernio.; also-.
nice
n. k. rooms: elose
fSsvien BJwy. 128(1.
FURNISHED -riloms
ana home BrivileeesL
j phene, - surre ast
Iclose in. ; Phone East
' BSlg. 386 Paeifid.
S4 ,1
CLE A3?, nice heated
: 38'0 Rose; st
iT jlas" sleeping
- u .
room, reaaonaoie rent.
irooras in cleanj--npJto-Walking
distance. 8 E.
uaie. iswiera
me;
v' .'A.!. J li.
LARGE living room ! snd kitchenette; ' also
,. pleaaant furnished sleeping room ; - walking
distance. ' 402 Ross st. East 370. .
FRONf room, clean, bath, phone; walking dis
tanca, yrtet a)e; (12 per month. B34
VERY nice Trout
parioii aleepittg room, suitable
j fortv?o; futuarje
beatl - 887 t:nllrn nr n
hone latin 3154.
west ran. ' r
CLEAN : well luriiisli
lied sleeping and housekeeo
bjecUan to bachelors; "clues
ing rooms, noiobiec
- la: reasonable.! ' East 2 794
LARGE light cJt-sn rtwinis. quiet, modern1 en
veniericea; reasons ole; adults; walking dis
tance. ., C24 Northrup. - i
NEATLY firn;
ished
is
clean room' A bincks
fromMorrison
man preferred.
St.,
22
12 a montlu; iworkioa
W. Park st.' '
EXCEPTIOXAUIY pi-saat trout room. -walk.
. - lag distance west aide , 433 ft MontgcW-
ery- Malrl t70. !
NICE Li' furnished Urge atiuin. (3 Week; wsik-
f ing custance. r txa - zxsi St. eor. : Lovely.
2 ROOMS, newly furuialied. all conveniences;
aauits; reasonaniei. gooa location, - i Poone
i'.ast 1477. - J - I '
LADY ' . alone, wishes Udy . eniployed ; ., -use. . vt
- at Lr p p it. romp ti 1 1 . 1 1 c r-w. ra 4 oag. -
FLRNISHED rooxas in prvvate home; breakfast
FURNISHED rooua iu modern, home; breakfast
it desired or efrening qinner. Vainat , 39Q8.
KICK cosy ; sleeping ; room with furnace heaC
close in. r 474 Knrmoo at. -Main 8758. ,
25
is 12jiH ST.-t-Duabie svom,
water. . 2 ' hedsJ Men eflhr. '
hat ud cuid
SXRSX3HEP ytm.TT Private faiaiiy, . Kca-
-sooahlje. 614 Bd St.
3JBOOMS. nicaiv furoLstia..rec.aily.. paired.
wear -amis ki icwrr. ... -jstwaur o l-o X
NEAT room, suitable fair' two. Prefer,. H. ' P,
railroadmen.-" 11Q montp.-' SeHwooa- 2 8 14.
$3. SO WEEK, 10 mln otes', walk, 1 or 2 gca'
tiifmen, f 02 H -Market, ar 14th. ,
LARGE, clean Iront , rocm, naaf 20tU Slid
i- i.i ..... tft vn, . iu., 4mi',
i OR 2 FlNlt jroeans. aAjr; fixeiir&ol garage.
v. 4, a r - . - - -
I FINE iroean
; TW4. ;F
ENT, -Slaep'iB
; $3 "perj wee
FOR REN
street
week" or 8 per. month.
KICK; el furbished rooms -for gcntlL-man.
" 42 .. tiamspu.. "iasv- iw.. 4 i j. :
NICELY frr-iued room, ' walking distance.
141 rtT'SSd. I" Mam 66T. 'J
DEiSIRABLE. stsam heated. , , clean . filroisbod
room:; waiting ojsudo.- 4vta lu at.
- w ROOM, AND BOARD' 3QZ
1 klori&nlix: Hotel " "
Broadway ' off hyashlngto. Broadway tl!f.
. PorUan-i'S" high lass djwntown- (ssideDMal
boUL JV givet.eB the;. mloruof oaaa.
Americaa aad Llaipeair, tlaa. . . liatas seastia-
abie. '-"'I ,--'.- - - -.''- - ' : .-'
EXCLCSIVE rcsiiJeoual hotel; rales A ii s'
HO. 1&4 Liivatoy. Main" 1 '
A stilu o roiisu ctm Rt'i.-i( toutuiowa iic- i.
or 3 pcritn. j 773 Mariisil, Main 1014.
DRESSMAKING
'FOR RENT
, ROOMS AND COAIID
( PRIVATE FAMILY
303 ;
iftiSKI i CITY ' PAKE Two Veily liimiflur.1
rooms for gecUemen" of rfineilint d.irtttg
. good meals and a-f!prec;ating bane cvimfonj,
' in private hsmei; furnace Hifat stJ h
wahsrt ti S.r precrttU ret reHlaTvu. Auto.
:a--34.i ' - c ; ;
AtH.M and. boarxir rflnvd .UiiieJ iuiig wr-
rld . . cosipie,. avo -'men ' r two busitws
wc!wienj beoakfast and dinner! turn ace l.eat.
Tiaw. v a'ictroia; - mederu- , onooieriCesv
" ". '
v s nw .r.." - - . . . - .
out!
i'i vim - ar. gfoa pnme; wous
one to wro an 1 board. ITuJui
, aaa .v 23d su - ,i i j
like, snme- '
llv.)u 2oU3.-'
N H "E Iaui ; K iiooil st'lTAiii.
tt tl.OTfiElS 4X.UETfiJJ Fl RV.Vt II
IIEAT. :tl BOARD. 3jWlHOKM
CAB. - TAKliU 8170.
ONE slncla Slid I double iroc
nmiiing Water.
' lttti hft; near batli. good rr
wjt(n preferifHt. 8S2 lioth. : M
rtieau: gentie
.in (13 M,
Nicy room, editable" for 2,f 'vrfffl
:ood boa nl :
. -in is-aua aouiuoa, i diocs to ii
wthorna rr;
East 4 SI .
cure tn, wstking flitiK-. 4
T
WANTED
TWO REFINED 'XOl.NO MEN
Tt . KlHJlf lri ItOAltll
IN, -.PRIVATE,
H(j)Ml5, ' MAIN B637.: !
oonn . T4fiit 'ivn jiTii.-ii
h CARK IS -
, ;C1J-!AN MOfiEftN HOME i'O
R triULW.-
CA1J TABOR B137. I
V A li.M.' diy tiitliou.: H.
; .. furnii,bd rufwns. board.1 oit
iv. ruoins wid
nai, tiirnsce
' .1 het .;, everything taodemi ieiu
H yt. Hw.i.f rxta. v , .;T
.vrble.1
FoRi 2 eii".Li.iml people, r
, water, m kt-firted homej
ift4i ruuuuii
ing porch if
and, served.
.. T"ferr4; ;iesla well conked
a.wo; hste Kst eii'4
GOOD ROoNj AND FXCTH.l.li
:t 'BOAro
Si D HOME,
life 140'. .
I'tlR 4 MHV IN iNH'E KV'r
RH.A80NAhI.E. 'CALL HMP1
ST
ROOM and board for resrwctahle
in, lirine
boarairi. .
'... cuhifofta, mtsurtabie. . No loiher
Atwster -2?2:. i.- j ' !
EOOM l board with young 'f.
pie i-i wsrni, '
modem tint for 3 nice girls.
0 for one in
rocm,, fau each fur 2 in
' 43,87. ' '-" '-' ".-I'
Atwater
WIT
, BOARD BABY BY TVIK
SSISStt'PI AVat- v WiLS
MONTH. 1881
X 80(14.
NICE room and, 2 meals fr t jgentleman, lh
.vprfvste home. .40d 1a Broadway., Atwstcr
1900. - - , , K - I ,.
WANTED A bsby girL bita.eta
igea ot 2 S
iiy; will give
and 6 to board in nrlvate fi
, Jtai.-t mother a cars: . will
U- aertireO.
810-99. .-, V i
tOlfc aged invalids, ehrontci or cdnvalescent, ps-
tienta, cleans at nomesurroatidinga. haaltli-
builrlinff diet nA t.reatmeiVr 1 w r.,,n. 1 ,,r.
oi; pny-ician t .Teeswrispie -rateai rjit nrii3.
s(iT
TWO alee' noma, walking : disiahce
east silo.
very close in. good board ,
dutired. Cai .
r.a.-t aifiii. '
U'livriL-l.i. :'.u w.i.L .1
utuf -will, lt.j R
' she, wonts; her-eyn roont audi
f i ifa-roo. j best care' smail
kiete fnr- while
do- own cook
-ohiidren All
TWO i nice rtibtns, suitably for
, two, - with board. 130 per
either one r
hamth) plione,
V waikinu dis.
bath, good. neigliborhood: a
.a r ii MUTT 1 b . 1. -. H. I
1
mil.; i
LAHIGE front mom. VveMl f
fuVnltUrev pientv
heat, suitable for 2 gentlrm
n, room.
$25 a month
, per month lbwrd tl desired,
;'.' esrh. Msin 2074. ' - i
WANT? business woman or couple employed ti
"' take room and board in pleasabt atMin-hraled
apartment. ; Clone in-. jWeat Bide. Reason.
able. ' Atwater 3636. ; - - i r7 . ' '
SOCTH l'OHTfjtSD. 2 rooms with bosnl. in
yestifiil Amorieaa lioma, 12 mm. from city. '
' j iwnij; , from 'manufacturing. SmtrtctJ plenty
; of heat- and hot water. 920 Kelly.
rROOSI arid hoard ( Jwines girls wiotlern
.; cocveninoe- weikirg distanct ; IB jner week. ,
j ,Kst 0730. 12-Efeth st. ,t
CHILDREN t boaraceahtrftful country horns,'
near school, clone "Slu, t S14 monthly. Fir
. particulars write Pficeful Acnes Fsim. rout.:
: 1, b,ox 124-A. lnfisboroi i'j -. 1 . Y
f -SEE THIS TODAY
J BEST OP DihjK aniw ROAn.in iv
Kit. CHEAP. .TAIJi KAH t44. V
iO:D ROOM AND KtlAKIA
, SELLVVOUD '8083. 'f: j
CMKAP, 'CALL
IrliiPUlVliD WupLe to share l-rooai hr.me.
mixiem-.'and .4nvemnt. j hall Jslovk .lroiu
t.uiKrM?. . io. Vermont st, j
GOOD R(XM ANI ItOAHD FOR 2 Yf ( ';
LADIES: A REAL vllOlll
WAI.VLT
TWO girls may 'have ligbtl
8 rooma and
oraaaiant lor f 14 txtr. niuut
Home cook-
ing. vtainnt 4 ; ;
. n. r. . ' . .. ,J ' IT . 1 . .
vjtans.i AOrcare' lor-lmuyi fitl, any sga to
; -i mi viuer cuuuiru; muuiurwe (Ulld prs-
f f erred. Walnut 0105 J ,-TT . ,
NICE. Aunny frout rooui w4h p
ii hout bi't :
- also tiice- attic room," veij keksonabls
East
if fast 41. (
irjcoln st.,
SLEEPING RiMlM. froiit.rbres"
ituir.l
; rtwate entrance. ati Lirjcoln st, , close
.in, iimn or women. ihsiu tXJMzi.
EX CEIjLIJNT room ri:4 Wr J
WitH hotiia'7.ii-r-U
uu-u ut.'rtaii
ilrifes in Anoders hTme fo
and. wife, "labor 2838.
BtiVTiiiJ eeeond- tury frU
t f(Km, iiest.l,.
.. nmsiftctis neiguts, suitaoie
people; reasons bie pries. A
lor one of two.
water 076.
CHILDBi:?r
U loieiy liouiv.
Uvd. - UittJS-
o 1 'f-'l v air. t-ntTi wy- r wwt tc
t;u.My-;ut. Buaa- jum nic rtnm, two .el.
, exotslient beard in, private "home,; y, me iiujt.
itegej want room natcn Ts4v 2.V1W. X
NBiE, Urge room, iifga closet, If xevUent b.irii
.3 or .4 yotingira)ri, for, I3 Jnontit oc 4
fiir $25. 191 11th. Ms
f121.
N ICPfiLY lurnishod ruom' a'tid
board htr g rl
ll6 Kerby.
Wishing Ii"mc; reasouable,
- Wslnut 0256, f '.I
KWH witn or wiuiout boa
oil' clean-.
place; walking disunite; reauionable.
347 H '
ntn st. . .i.-i i i
g cimaton
tA hfm nl .i.l
care lor h -middle aired. ImHr. lva i-,....
GOOD hnuie to guja.'. U. 'jiJf . iir j.in'fy
of trrHk, near school. PtunSe Tix,r tir,7
J in. ,uiniaii
NICE rvamn snd tmnie vnvir.
fees, Jt mcais a '
oay, r I wei,.-v. nuiif,
a--7 1.
UOOD blrae for glrisiii U 10
Hellwoo.1 24-t3. ; '
yr., near scliool.
OOtM huine for. child. reajiabl; no- other
.. cpiiaren; near acnoot, istxir 1911.
WA.lEli Elderly latiy" 'o" uom and " board
ana caiy lor, -i atwr 41UT.
FL'It.VIHHED rooin. wfthXri
without .board,
A3 4 ft.
679 Hoyt St. i'lione-Bdwy
A IiOVEl.y -large rotan in. an tiracuve hum.
Tabor B7 v-y.
ROOM and board lor 2, in iiiivate family, ca
Ilawthorne iine, : Call lnhpri 3232.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
- FURNISHED 304
BEjLUTi FtLIIrKT: roomanewfu'rniturff.
veivex rug, ,rane ana msiiPgauy fornilure.
Ivory Woodworkr walking;
istance, reason.
ante rem. iso 1 8ta at.
TWO laiga. cleaju. tiuuislied front ET El-
rooms, . walking dmtance; auhlts. . 211 Shet-
saan m. ' -- - '-.'!
ON fe larger well luinl-i"-ii fn(nt H. K twiiii.
vtncuy moutrn, auitstiiw Ipr z people. 341
" list, i i i : -4 t '
single or d hi bus, sieiing
rtMras, gahct and cold wtter,: jkjhta free.
46V Bferett it. -' Hlv osrha.
ROOM eiil kitchener. wuiJ ruiinii.e wau-i.
1v'lisf: w.wic. 18 14ih st.
ONE 2-fcim, aW. ortu 8 foorel apt everjthu.g'
mmLiuaa. 4-a railing tt. W-'n"t-f13.
1 A.M 2 II. K, rooms. 42T23 -weak up, U
M: 6th. comer Iturnatde. i '
81&! MeyNTH---l cn, cy loom ; light, hs.u:
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
I URN 15 If ED AND UNFURNISHED
' . PRIVATE FAMILY 30S
LA ROB rmntT Hi "kT" Wirrii jfirs'" ffoor, "best!
Ulrnt, caa, , bath, "photie, IcJean bed liueo ,
'.fijrTrii.'hed, 322 moitrra- 6t4 Johnson.-llifil-1-
small JfXjtus, light jund airy, funnoii.- i
' fur hou"kiing ; sujiahiW ttr ' or 8 a'uii ..
' Walking dls'i nee. 424 3d -st.-, pr. Hsll st, ,.
.CLKAX houoekeeping bmniucnt roum, li.
- I'JQt- -14-tu,. r eTTerm 1st.
T WO UghfH-K. u.usi o.vmtl aud raaurnliie.
I MX -Irving at. '-;' '
sTWI ctesn ftiriti iied U'j'twtS'-VKitig ronim, .-(,;
k dowriMtairs. -.. 2J E. -MvT4-n '. lflth.
ft KHiIS twrni-ld. gai-ageJ t-i par iiwi.ui.
2.Es-t'1th mth. j
LAUtjk: fmriiisliwl "H. K. tnUt , ciieaii.. tvi,L..
; riglit aciWBtrwn. .aj's Na,n,. f or. g-T.
TWO - Xarniihed LMiKivAunj yoouia.. C3 L.
Ill tu. i.-. cor- " l'vi.
tw5-liXl'l--irfd4.I -ttreReepiugj rvoiiii Or Sl';e;i-
)ng-.rvwn. 54 Morri-nr.
NK'sincla.IL K, wet J t- 1
kt't.. 4 we-Vi PW7 - Tsyii-rj st.
tOorUitmed tin .foiHr;nu Pa',
'