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i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1022. THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND : OREGON. JUDGE iii'BSIDE RECALLS L0i!G OREGON CAREER From Jjaz Cabla t the Temple' of Justice, er Seventy-Five '-, Tears In Oregon," should be the title for the biography of Thomas A. McBrlde, asu nod ate Justice of the Oregon supreme otirt, whose seventy-fifth birthday is to be observed by Jurists sod attor . iters f the state at a bsnqtiet at , the .Multnomah hoteV-ifovember 15. Speakers at -the : banquet will be i iHenry E. McGinn-;" John M.-Gearln, yranklia TV CrimthjBdire'TfU. But- Icr of The; Dalles, '.. and .fHvtet Justice George A Burnett; .-rvt--- I JustlceJtfcBride ieQs bU story In this "way: , " . , "I was born In- a log, cabin" three miles est of Carlton en NeTmbr 35. . 1847. and remained on the far pi the greater portkml of the time, until 1863, attending the local schools dur ' lng the winter and assisting In the " farm wortc durinjf the summer. My , father, who was a man of education. Insisted on bis children carrying on their studies during- tne summer months,. and was himself an efficient teacher.-:'-T-i -!-". GOES TO MIKES . - "In i!62 .1 wantto the "mines, arrlv lng- first in what Is now Grant county ,. at Granite 'Cree and Canyon City. Later I went to Auburn, then a raining- town of tour or, five-thousand .in habitants, but, now: extinct. The site is about twelve- miles west of Baker, I remained there until late that fall . and returned to the -valley, and In ,- 3 854 entered . McMinnviUe (now ? Lin field) college, a school rather above the grade of our modern high school, and remained there during 1864-5-6, and left without graduation. ,.. "Professor J. W. Johnson, afterward president of the State university, was president and principal, and I en joyed the exceptional opportunity of rootling i with ..that great- educator. Under his supervision I .gained a fair - Knowledge or Latin and mathematics. and here, at his suggestion, after con sidering for a while the study of rnedi cine as my future profession, X decided for the law. and again at his sugges t Ion began tht study by ; attempting to translate into English a Latin vol - ume of the Institute of Justinian, ; I smile later at Buch a berinning, but after left t McMimmll' I completed the volume,. i&iZpf 'i TE ACHES PUBLIC SCHOOL . . ?In 3.886 1-left school and began teaching, meanwhile studying the ele mentary law books In my leisure in tervals. ,1 taught at St. . Helens. "Sea side, jFreeport, and for a short time at Lafayette. In 186S I went to Van ceuver. Wash., not to reside, but to :- read law more-attentively with Henry O.' Strine, 'then a prominent lawyer of Washington. Early in 1S70 I returned - .to Oregon, and on October 6 of that year I was - admitted to practice, amjthe only survivor of the 1.7 men . wher were admitted at that time, and - all the judges who were then on the - bench have long since passed away. "I remained for a. few months i Lafayette and- thereafter located at St, Helens and practiced law there untO 1878. February 7, . J87S. l,wma married to -Miss Mary E.- Merrill;-- 5In 1876 I was elected to the. lowerbouse i . of the Oregon legislatura .aa a Repub- ; lican. Both houses -were? Democratic, and, seeing no hope for thfe election ot .a Republican senator, after casting a Complimentary ballot for the Repub lican . nomlifce I voted thereafter con tinuously with, the Democratic' minor ity for J. W. Nesmith, who, unlike Governor Grover, his r opponent, had been a consistent ; supporter of the Union cause and a friend of Lincoln during .the Civil wav . I hoped- to bring about his election through . ' combination of Republicans with the . antl-Grover' Democrats, but" the ' pro posal failed and Grover- was finally elected.,.; MOVES TO TJTAH i ' "In 1878 my health became some what impaired and I removed with my , family to Salt Lake City, where I be came a junior in the office of TButh-erland- St &&Brlde, a firm composed of Judge J. Gy Sutherland, the dlstin k gu.ished author of 'Sutherland on Dam ages, and my: eldest brother,. John. R. McBrlde. In this firm I did two years "jof very hard work and learned a good ' deal of law. My health being restored, I returned to. Oregon and located in Oregon - City, forming a partnership with K. L. Kastham, which continued unit! his death. " ; , "' . "In1882 I was appointed by Gov ernor Moody as district attorney for . the Fifth Judicial district, which then . comprised Clackamas, Clatsop, Colum bia, Washington, Wasco and Crook counties. I held this place by suceea ; -live elections until 1892. when I was elected judge-of the Fifth judicial dis trict. From that time up- to my trans fer to the supreme bench I took, part, In the reform legislation, the amend ment providing for the initiative and - referendum, the .amendment! relating to- the Judiciary, and the corrupt prac tices act, .-. To tfca last I gave special attention, iand now . consider that ray efforts to "procure its enactment con stitute .the greatest service lever ren- dered the state, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE - $7n May. 1909, I was appointed by Governor Frank W. Benson as asso- ciate Justice , of. the- supreme court, and Have remained on that bench by successive , elections- ever . since. I have served three terms as tchief Jus tice," and, by; a? peculiar combination - of circumstancea, will be compelled to serve s two?" succeasHre terms of 1 two years ? eacb beginning January..- L 1923. v-:':' K'Z'&'V J "- . "I may add that in '25 years In Ore gon I haver-passed through all' forms of its government; When. I was born iH was in the joint occupancy of the United States and Great Britain, and, - being neglected by both, had organ - iied a - provisional government com , posed of sturdy pioneers, who enact ed and enforced laws, preserved order , and carried to a successful conclusion - a serious war with the Indians. - It ffave place to the territorial govera- - men t, and that to the state 'govern ment. And ia all these I have been permitted to witness the, vonderf nl transition of the land In which I was - born from' a comparatively savage wil derness into- a' great : commonwealth and am proud to feel that In this great change I have been permitted to bear even, an Inconsiderable parts" ; CITIZENSHIP RIGHT' : ; DENIED NIPPONESE .- -'' ' J: ; --i - "ff hi- -"-." .: ;r.-- . ' - - .XCoBUnaed'-rram- Tta Out) real estate company because of his ih . eligibUity to citisenshiju. ,, "'t-r UECISIOX IStjrOTED ' . "i. "'Justice SutherUnd, reading hisfirst 1: opinion from the bench since his re-. cent appointment by President Hard ing, delivered the opinion. He said : "The determination that the wocas ."white person- are synonmoua with, the words a person of the Caucasian race' Bimplifles the problem, although it does taot entirely dispose of it. Controver sies have iarisen and will no doubt arise again. In respect, of tha proper classification of Individuals In border line cases. The effect of the conclu sion that the . words v white person means a Caucaalaa is not to. establish a sharp, line- of demarcation between those who are entitled ana tnose wno ar not entitled to naturalization, bat rather a sene of more or less deoataoie ground outside of which, upon the one hand, are those clearly eligible and outside of which, npon the other hand, are those Clearly Ineligible for citizen- thP- : ; ..... Individual cases fauing wnnm mm zona must be determined as they arise from tlm' ta time by what this court has called, in another connection, the gradual .process of Judicial JncJuslon ana. exclusion.' j v f s -; svj -m CITATIOJTS THELB l . i v . '"The- -appeUant, In the casa -now under consideration,, however, ia clear ly of a race which ia not Caucasian and. therefore belongs entirely outside the - zone on , the negative ; side. - - a large number of the federal, ana state courts have i so decided and . we find no reported case definitely to the con trary These decisions are .sustained by ; numerous vscientlfic authormes. which -we do not deem it necessary to review. We think these decUiona are right and so hold. "The briefs filed on behalf of appealr lant refer, in complimentary terms d-o the culture and enlightenment of the Japanese people .and with this esti: mate we have no reason to disagree; but these are matters which cannot enter into our consideration of tne questions her at Issue- We have no function In the matter otner man- to ascertain the vWU of congress and. de otar it Of course, there is not im plied either In tha leglslatkn or In our interpretation of It any suggestion of individual unworthneas or racaj. Infe-i .n . ... r - ARMY HAT FORFEIT FAFEfcS Saratoaa. CaL. Kov. 18. (L N. S.) "The decision of the supmere court to Mv vill have many important bear- fngs on the Japanese question In Cal nw.mia. and on the Pacific coast," for mer United States Senator James D. Phelan declared today when informed by the International Newn Service of the decision. it "From tha scope of tha decision as indicated by dispatches, I believ It win have the very Important effect of taking cttisenahip away from some 9 Off or 1000 -Japanese who were granted naturalization by- reason of their .serv ice in tha army or navy," v The decision "of, the suprema court is very pleasing to us, because It nuts at rest the contentions of the Japanes . k . . kMr:. -iiiiuIaf tha laws of the 1 ww i? -------77 - -- u nirty-HTO . nunorea persons' were J-LiaMd homeless In thiV town. Two unrtea awn Aivorac; vw nuu of California declared when Informed of today's decision of the United States supremo court by International" News ''If the' court had held otherwise, our alien land legislation would, as a re sulU.' have been forced to accept its purpose, for the latter prohibits the ownership of land by those who are not eligible-to, citizenship," Webb con tinued. -1 "The . decision of the court in these easee -approve the classification - by the California alien land law, classify in persons lnt two classes the one. aliens who are eligible to citizenship,; the other, aliens :who are Ineligible to citizenship, and - prohibits the owner Ship of land by the latter." Three- cases pending -before the fjrilted States supreme court in Wash ington, and-' which will be heard No vember 27, Involving features of the uamorma taw, wiit do aixectea through today's " decision, Webb de clared. 7 ., " LAD IS SHOT DOWN (Con tinned From Pac 2$. l called at once- The police also were notified. . -. . After a Ijasty examination l&y -the emergency doctor the boy was ordered transferred to Emanuel hospital, where an operation was performed. The bul let was extracted an hour later. To day hospital authorities reported the lad in . a very- serious condition, stat ing that his -chances for recovery de pend greatly npon whether complica tions set In.' - - v" -; "' 7-s7i'A -'-' Throughout the ordeal the boy never whimpered or cried. The only remark he made that would indicate the wound hurt him was to tha Rev, Mr. Hopp. "It hurts pretty bad," ha said. . When Scheiderman picked up the boy and carried him from the scene ot the shooting. Bar! drove on, -paying not the slightest attention to the lad. Ho had ' attempted to frighten the boys and was under "the. Impression that Norman wa not hurt. A crowd of angry citizens, which quickly as sembled, pursued Hart down the street and forced him to return and await the arrival of the police. Threats against the man's Ufa were made by the more radical members of the group, HABI (SITES TEBSIOX. When Wotorcyclo Patrolman Reed, who was the first officer to arrive, arrested Hart am started to take him to . headquarters, the man evidenced no regret. He calmly answered several questions of reporters' and then asked a small boy to drive his '- horse and wagon, to his stable. Hart then stepped Into a motorcycle sidecar, and was taken to, detective headquarters, where he was quixxed at length by Inspectors. Havi first realised the, seriousness of his -act when ho waa told by In spectors that -his victlnv -was in a serious condition and mlht die at any moment, i - - ,;' H!-..? "I would rather hang than aee the poor boy die.4 he said to an Inspector. - Hart made a statement to his ques tioners in which ho gav hia version of the shooting. It corroborated that of 'several witnesses and varied but little from the story told by Scheider man. - -" A technical charge of assault with a dangerous weapon was - filed against him pending the outcome of the boy's wound. He ia held without bait Besides his father, the Repp boy has a sister, Mabel, 7 years old. His mother died during - the influenza epidemic several years ago,3: Companions told police the two children attended Ihe Albina : Homestead school. 7 MANY. MORE DEATHS (Continued From Pace 0e) panic among the natives for 300 miles akVtg the coast. j Couriers came to Santiago today from Vallenar and Copiapo to arrange for caravans to take food and medicine to- - the stricken - towns. -The former place, they; declared, waa practically BOYS ANNOY HINDU: . STARYATIOc CAUSING obliterated. Injured and sick are be ing treated in the streets and. public squares. Starvation . 19 already in sight at vallenar.- while disease has begun to spread among the quake vic tims - who were huddled ' together- in rude shelters In the plaxas. - Rareong Alcayago, a prominent Chil ean engineer; was one of the first to bring a reliable eye witness story of the . desolation and disaster that was spread, through the north. . ? He : de clared -contajerious disease are spread ing i like wild ft re and that many- are threatened with' death from exposure and hunger. ' , ' - Arriving - at La i Serena, Alcsyago toid a drama tio story of the destruc tion of the jail at Vallenar, which waa crowded with prisoners sentenced lor mlnef offentie. , The. shock burled" down the .adobe walls of - the little ' prison, - injuring many of the frightened inmates. Those able to do so rushed from - the jail, but made no attempt to . flea farther, remaining shaking j-In terror- in an open; apace , near- the vrulna t of their late prison. Troops -today "were stand ng guard over the. prisoners, vit&i no place in . which: to Jock them up. AWAIT OUTSIDE AID ' La Serena, as the largest city in the immediate vicinity i of -'the- devastated area, has received numberless appeals for. assistance since Saturday morn ing. Both Copiapo and Vallenar are without -suffieient -medicines to pre vent . scores from dying1 unless relief comes quickly. People in the shaken towns are liv ings la abject fear of. repetition 'of the. quak. Scenes of horror all about .hem, decimated victims lying r uo- buried, houses in , splinters and ; occasional-vague earth rumblings, have red need them to complete Incapacity for helping themselves. . They are waiting for outside aid, which. In some instances, ma; jiot.tr- rlve for several days, owing to the de struction of transportation facilities. This ia particularly true in the case of inland towns, about whose suffer ing little Is as yet' known. Caravans wilt start from Valparaiso and other cities today on a Jong trek Into the hills to bring relief to desolate vil lagers. .. 'i - . ' SM HOMELESS !-. :' '".'-r . ..... . ? r - i .- Huasco iar one of these -communities suffering greatly. It was the;fhst to send-out a hunger, cry. The "govern ment was prompt to answer, Chilean cruisers -being sent, to Coquimbo with supplies; food and medicine. Officers of the cruiser Chacabaco re ported 70 known dead at Coquimbo, but expressed belief this "would be but a small part of the city's actual death roll If the latter ever became known. The great wave that swept In oblit erated an entire community along the seashore, sucking back into the Pa cific many of the victims. Five hun dred Aousee, offices, wharves and de no ta were shattered bv the tidal wave. .- .. . . - . . hundred of the ' more severely In jured were treated aboard Chilean bat-, tleshipa. - j La Torre, flagship of the fleet, goes to Huasco tonight with a relief expedi tion, v- i CEMETERT trPTTTBED At La Serena, which was spared the worst of the -shock but where some were killed, the worst earth .rent oc curred on the site of the local ceme tery' Hundreds of-corpses were thrown from their graves spreading danger of infection. 1 - . ' 1 A dispatch from La Serena said that between 100 and JOO-are dead as a re sult of the quake In .that vicinity. Co quimbo, one .of the1 'towns to - suffer most, just a few! imles from La Se rena. Various dispatches from other parts ! tf the north indicate a like number was killed in Vallenar, Co piapo, -Huasco and the Inland villages, making an approximate total of 1400 dead with additional deaths each hour. .. Women and -children naturally were numbered among the quake sufferers in the northern towns and apparently more vera killed than men. " BLAME SU3C SPOTS Improvised shelters, tents and auto mobiles now house thousands of moth ers with their children. The natives, for the most' par, "uneducated, believe the gods brought on the disaster and absolutely refuse to spend the night Inside . a dwelling house. Scientists-' are speculating on the cause of the quake," many attributing it to sun spots. It came at midnight after a day of terrific heat, Although the shock was felt north and south along the coast, it is believed to have extended even farther from the east to west. , ... - j ;-. .7 The Pacific-ocean for 800 miles along the north Chile coast appears to have been rent along tha bottom. Then the great tidal; wave swept in."" Rushing up across Vthe . land, battering . down everything- in its path, -the mountainous- sea receded after a few min utes, dragging hnmans, houses, over turned vessels and a great mass, of debris along In tha undertow. WATE 8PKEUD5 The liuge 'wave, perhaps the greatest that ever spread - over the Pacific, reached Honolulu In one direction and Africa in the other. At least this is the cause attributed by scientists for the small tidal wave early Sunday on the gold coast of the Gulf of Guinea. Wharvee-and shipping suffered de struction mounting into millions of dollars. The ships Were tossed about like matchwood, small vessels over turned, masts carried away and wooden wharves smashed by v the rush of water. Docks, railroad" property and business houses along, the waterfronts were Inundated. r Valparaiso, hitherto the city to suf fer most In Chilean earthquakes, es caped practically unscathed, WILSON MAY; SWAY . . ISSUES OF 1924 (Caatiaaed Prom Page Oae J318. There was a touch of war-time enthusiasm as; thi cx-presldent entered his Wg touring car and waved hia hat .to the crowd. The'formed a lane on either side and cheered as the motor passed.triumphanUy along. Bigger crowds, v toi be ; sure,; there were on Champ D'Elysee nearly four years aga, greater demonstrations were given on the Strand and In the congested streets of Rome, but. for inspiration to a man who baa suffered the reverses In health that Woodrow Wilson has, nothing could have been more stimulating than the Armistice day demonstration, the appealing plaudits of a,: party - able again to enter the fray. . TAKCOUTE XICESTSES-v -Vancouver, Wash., Nov, 13.. "The Courthouse was closed aU day Satur day but at 13 o'clock an ImpcTtunata couple, seeking a marriage license, called Auditor Garrett la Sxam his farm at' Manor, and, before - he could get away, he had , issued six - licenses as follows: Clifford j. Wilson, 21. and Ida GilliamlS. Portland ; lward G. Landers, C Vancoavelr,' Wash and 1olet IL Steele, legal. Oregon City ; Harry II. LaMosax, 23. I'ortland, and Anna " Weiderhold, 20.. ' Vancouver, Wash; vDUlard.l' JPrlce, 23. Lebanon, Or., and Lol V, Price, -legal, Tha Dalles, Or. ; Leal D- .WIneberg, 24. and Carrie F. Kagler. 2.- Salem. Or. i Le Roy Cook, legal, and Lurlina Durant. legal. "SaUa.'vJ;-'"iV JJJM Statistics MARRIAGE UCENSES Ltt EL Holt, - 37.--3 J nd OrMi. I Rhllh.mmer. 24. 468 Shrmmn. Kobrt W: Petersow,, teeal, 4 lirterwate am., and Jennie Otee, 'lecal, 864 Intentate. riancl. Johnston. 24, J-kwJ ApU., ; and Earl U WiUaer, W1. TT 4tk 8. K.: snd RiMia linm lecal. S47 Ifonteomenr. Jim Pcnnk, gaaCaruthwu fc, sad Anna v.l.nk;11 1-Q1 R 12th at. J. mn'cin girapM.-82i 15 17 et. N., M Al&n&n C iiu . JowK B. Ztrabl. ieeal, 69 HalhorM ra. aad Maado. Littip. leeaU.-fiOO Haw - Htrry C.' HiMViawi. 23, 589 lUl aL; aad . Tob F. WarV Taroma. WaaK, and uora campion, 22, ass Homsmi Theodora C Tmpl. S2. 6SSS 4Ul aa. . r: laim OmuhIkih; ia. Raekwood. Or. Albert P. Vail, legal, Maimii. Or., and Esjma C. Rlinj. legal, 17 E. 74ta at S. ... , Walter L HaTidioo, 2. Sfft Jiehaleia t. ana juaua ajonmna, i, ronmmi. Carl H. Prieka 29, TT20C 82d are. 8. ., l vu vtZ 9 7T!1 S2d are. S. E- Jack Angelofakjr. 25, Portland hotel, and Mary Cbolowizs. 19, 1538 K. Rurmade at. Paul C. Wicker, 30. 893 Rot at., aad Hay L Keerea. 18, 45 E. 40th at. - ' . Jaj D. Gore. 28, Wadford. Or., aad Gartrade Moore, 24. Portland. WEDDING cat? ebIvk W. a. SMITH & CO. Ill Moreaa BMg. BaiTrO - MMDtT To Mr.-and Ura. D. 8, , limotf , 45 anton. Nor. 3. a aon. --, .--. - STVDES'r To Mr, and Mra Gao., Btadeet, 7129 02d are. 8. E.. Nor. 7, a daughter. STOCT-Te Mr. and lira. H. Stout. 5528 -n at. B. a., uex. z t, a aaognier. m UWRI To Mr. aad Mrs. Ceo. B. Lawi W. Jiirretfc. Nar.7. a dauehter. GBESSETR To Mr. and Mn. C. 0. Gre aeta. 8528 Slat ara. Oct. 29. tm, DREW To Mr. aad Mm Geerga Thomas Drew. 1S0 Courtney. Oct SO. a -son. - TOC.VG To Mr. x and Mm. A. A, Tonus, 511 E. Bachanan. Oct. SO. a Bon. BUXETEB To Mr.-and Mra. J. Bflleter, 1181 B. Daria, NaT, 4. a 4aahter. - LKWI8 To Mr. and Mra. R. M. ,IirU, 1021 . Z7th it-JJ, Hot. S, a aoa. WOLF To Mr. and Mra. Goorre , Wolf, 414 Stanton, Ko. 1. a daughter. . - . DKSCliNKR To Mr. and Alra. J. Deach aer, 721 Rodser, Nor. 6, a aon, ... LAU To Mr. aad Mrs. G. C Laa. Mil waukia. Or.. Oct. 30, a aoa. . i - WALL To Mr. and Mra. H. C. Wall. San rranciaeo. vaj., mot, e, a HAGK To Mr. aad Hia. Joseph- Hage, 20S3 Hawthorne, Nor. 9: a aon. COI.B To Mr. and Mra. E. Cole, 2011 E. Bnrnside, Nor. 6, a daughter. GBANE To Mr. aad Mra. M. Gran. S29 Wheeler, ff ot. 7. a daughter. " EHVOOD To Mi. and Mra. 3. A Elwood. 105R WHliama are.. Not. 4, a aon. ' CHFSNEy To Mr. and Mra. O. V. Chea aey. 805 E. 45ta at. K.. Km. a a arm SCO PAC ASA To Mr. and Mra. T. Seor pacaaa, jui Dtn, Oct. si, a aoa. DEATHS BUTTERFIELD - Don FVankhn Butte r- neio. lBio trartiald, jhot. 9, a rears; acute eDcepnafltis. MORRIS RaUie H. Horria. 202S 15. Madi- aon. Not. . 7 9 rears; eerebral hemorrhage. FORD Chriatina Ford. 69 E. 9th, Not. 8. 36 yrs.; translation by haccing (auicide). KLX.IS Prancia A. Ellis, Peninsnla hos pital. Not. 8, 58 years: wilraonarr tnbenmlona. RITZINGER Lens Bell Ritzinger, Good Samaritan hospital. Hot. 8. 20 yaaxs; rup puratiTe hepatitis. WAGNER Tjouis r. Wagner. Good Samar itan hospital. Not. T. 44 ear; apoplexr. BAKER Robert O. Baker. 'Sellwood hoa plt!jv.2Ii.2w?.y)E; aenta lnfetion.eoloa. BUCKINGHAM AdeUne Backingham. 45S t 79i OT w JFx; acuta) bron- GUl US. ' . AUCTIONS Salesroom West Fark and Yamaia At 10 A Ma Tomorrow NEW TOD ATi SO FLUFF RUGS Man from your eld wura-oat carpata Baa half tha price of ar raca. , , Bend our raga and woo lea elotha. MaU Ordera. Bead for SkM. ' 0x12 Ruo Steam Cleaned 81 .SO NORTHWEST RUO CO. Eatt SBSO . ,188 Cam Sth St. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED BiAiJss -nvit xtus iJiisxmcT of Ore gon. " .. . , : - , - . ,. - United State of America, libelant, Teresa ena Buick Roadster, Model No. 22-44-1822. Motor No. 781884. Oregon license for the year Jtear 1822. , NV 48517. Waahingtoa Ueeaaa foe jiiai aim, ilffc iNoncg Public notioe 1 hereb? airen Ulat na thm iota day of November, 1822, one Bnick roadster. Model No. 22-44-1822. Motor No. 791834, Oregon beenaa for the jear 1922. No. 42517. Waahinatoat lieanaa for 1 1m i iM nl 115907. waa arraated aad taken into the poa aasaion of aad bow ia in the peaeaaaioa of the viui otacea minnn i or m aiatrtet ot Ore Eon, pnnuaat to a warrant aad nmn ilnh i aned by the clerk of the- United States district court tor ina aomei, ot Oregon, tn a aait for eondem nation aad torfeitore entitled "United Statea of America, Termn One Bnick Roadster, model No. 22-44-1922, motor No. 781834. Oregon licatue for the rear 1822, No. 48517, Waahington lice EM for the year 1822, No. 1115M07" branght onder the prorttetia of Sec tion 26. Title IL of the national nnhihitlnn act; that all peraoas claiming may right, title or intereat in and to the aud aotomobile aforaaald are hereby notified to appear on or before De cember 4, 1822, at Portland, Oregon, to ahow cauaa. if any there be, why the same afaoald not be decreed acaias and . forfeited to the tuns owes. t - CLARENCE H. HOTCHntTHS. United States Marshal tor the District of Oregon, v ALLAN BTNON, ' . .. Asautant United Statea At orney, Attorney for Libelant. NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS ,-Notiee ia hereby, girea that the firm ef Sebmidt A Jackson,, a eo-partaershin doing business onder the name aad title of the Hciiladay Fuel campaay, baa been diasolred and wiiX not be rasponsfble for any Indebt edness eoenrrieg after Nor. 8, 1922, All assets- and liabilities have bees taken- oral by tha Acme Fuel C (Signed) . '" OTTO &. SCHMnvfe MEETING NOTICES 102 rVANHOK lodge No. "l, K. ef P.. meets erery Tuesday night at 8 o'clock fifth floor Pythian bldg., 888 Tamhin street. All Pythias weiconie. Page rank. SHkir L. GRATES. K. of R. and S. WASHINGTON CHAPTER Kb. 18. R. A. M. -Called canrecation Tuesday ereBing, E. 8th and Born side st; at 7:30 o'clock. M. M. and P. M. degrees. ' VfaitoB. wel- ROT QUACKENBrSH. Sec , PENCtSUTA chapter No. 48, R. -A. M. Maaoaic building, St Johns. Special convocation Mon day evening at 7 :80. , M. M., and P. M. degrees. Visitors By order E. H, P. " G. H. TJTMON. See. MULTNOMAH eonnca No. 1481. Royal Area ma. meets erery second Tuesday of each meoth at 8 p. - ex.- en the third'fkwr of tha Pythian bids., Vest Park and Tamhill ata. Vistins brethren are - weleoma i ? . , E. Pr UADLCNU. Beey. .. GRAND mask ban. auspices of the IV. O. W. drill team No. ..88, Tmy. Norrmher 1.7. at .W. O. W. temple. 128 11th at. Prises will be 4 turkeys sad 14 other prisea. One d-Jur prise. .. pieces of sum music .. MEETING NOTICES 102 tSx- frf J " " Are yon going t Marah v VSw field! Al ader Temple . ,wiU hoH eeiamoniU at M Marahfiekl an NorambtT - 18th. - The Cea ocuoty NoWea at awaltms the ehanee to agtvnd tbeiT eU . known aomHakty to their ' visitors, . - Cparial Tram -It mind rrm. inehadina Vtkt and meala: 881.8 Jl tmr berth, 1 3'Vio witA npper eana. . ... ilk ring perUand I ft a FViday, Not. 17th. Suca at WeodbWB. Calaaa aad Al bany. Spend the arenins at Xttgaa. wheee remdent fihrmert- aare arranged toe eui entertainment. . a . - Returning arriTs at Fortlaod 18:45 a, au. Sunday. Nor. 19th. Make reaermtlons and eecHra tieketa from HARVEI" BECKtVITH. 20S Imperial HoeeL Beeoeder.. "I Br order of the TlltwWona Potentate. ,t- DANCK . .- , -AL AZAR MASK BAU7 V ' :OTUX10N HALU . , " - -Torkey door priae! S teosttonai prieea. FrWay, Nor. 17. Adah. SSe.. ioc UX. , ob Gordon's orchestra. - .; -y . . , MLVCRVA 1jODGKJNo. 18. L O. . F. -Regalar meeting ererr Taesdat erening, 8 H N. I Itn street, 7:9U eioon. Noenrnatiom f officers and work ia tha -Initia tory degree. : AS Odd IVtlows . welcome. Cornel Help Minerra grow." . I" - K. P. MAISEN, N.' G. F. BtHUtM, KM J. NORTH tOKTLlS Da LiODGK NO. 2S0, I. O. O. ., at Kilpetrick aad Benrer are.. Vaatnn. Will meat. at 1 elock and alter a abort business -sessMB wtu s to Woodlawn lodge for first dears. Visit ing brethren welcome . H- COON, S. G. ai. wiui9, see. TEMPLK SOCIAL CLKU. O. E. .8.. will gire a basaar ea the afteraoca aad ercmng of . Nor. 17, at Bakera , hall. V sui 4-itn ana aiDerta. au u. au. d. aaemoera ana menas dsndng in tha sTenlng. Admission free. . SOUTH GAtfc ' lodge. - ' A aad AM. will be instituted under diapeeaatioo at tkeir hall. Front and Gtbbs A.. Maaday enaainc, Norembee 18, 8 o'clock. All Mastee Mason eerdiallr m- Tited. . ' - - ' GUI REAZEK GROTTO. HARD TIMES DANCE. NO VEMBER 28. PYTHIAN TEMPLE. HARBT A. Mc BAB. - - , , - MINERVA CHAPTER SO! 1106. O. E. S.. St. John Stated coHunvnicaaim lucsuay tomor row. Come. MrT.TNOllAH CHAPTER NO, 194, O. . S.- tatd eommani cation tombrrow (Taeaday) sta lling, 8 o'clock, Kenton Bank bldg. Vtsttbra welcome. Br order I W. M; ESTHER M. CAtTfrr, Sec' VA,VEUlEy IXjiXJE NZ -174. A. F. and A It E. 26th and Clinton eta. This1 Tuesday, 7:80 P. m. Work in the K. A. decree. ' WILLIAM JAPPERT. . 8eaT. 8UNNTSIDB LODGE I No. 16S, A. F. and A M. E, S9th and Hawthorne. Special at 7 p. r Korember 14. . A degree. - , HARMONY LOtVGK NA. J2. A. F. aad A. M. Stated this Monday) ere., at 7:80 o'clock. Visiting brethren welcome. W. M. DeUN. Sec'7. MOUNT HOOD LODGS . Ki 157, A. F. and A M- B84 RuaaeU at. Stated eommsmca- tton tomorrow ( Tuesday) at 8 o'clock. 1 a . V. T. EN EE, See'T. EMBLEM JKWELUT a apeoaltgl btrtteata, pim. eharaav laeger Broa.. 181-188 6ts at CARDS OF THANKS WK DESIRB to thank the iodcea and others far expressions of gyrapathy and sasistanoe donng our bereaTement ia una im n oar eon. Joehna S. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory. DEATH NOTICES 103 WEST In this city Ketember 12, Mildred West, 'age 22 Team, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peary, sister cC Mia. A K. Hornett ot Albeit. Canada ; W. Z. West of San Franciseo. CaLi K. W. Wast of thin city. . Remains at the chapel ot Snook es .Wbeeldnn. Belmont at 85th. Funeral notice later. fl AO. T.' . I.-. V L X V. - V, A .- a ft tnsr ,".. . . ' p Monday niorning. Nor. 13. Margaret Had ley George, aged 6T :rr., holered wife of ' Marion C George aad mother of Alberry , I George ot PocUand; Mra. Mont. R, Down- ieg -of Calezieo, Cel. ; Leonard C. George v of New Tork cits- and Mrs. Chaa. H. SmaU of- Newberg, or. - notice or raneral later DOUGLAS In' this city, November 12, Rosa- - mund Dooslaa, a red is Tears, lata of S88 : East Stark st. Tha remains are at Flnley's - mortuary. Montgomery at fith. Notice of Tnnerai nereatter. COTlktl In Xhia dty. Nor. 12, 1822, Harry A Getter, late sf Karry. Or. -Bemams are . at the chapel of : Edward Holmes at Son. Third sad Salmos at. . Notice ef funeral - later. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 RICHARDSON Nor. 12. 1 022 a h. ri. denea, 120S Airby St., AngeKn r Budaua KienaMaoa, aged 71 years, 8 montha, 18 F. Bockmaa ef Portland and tha late Cyras aoa mrea oucibu, - cunerai aeirn.es Taeeday, Nor. 14, at 1:30 -p. m.. from the R. T. Byrnes' funeral borne, 901 Wil liama are. at Mason. laterment Oawego, Or. Friends inrited to attend. Please omit I lowers. STEWART In thia citr. Not. 12. MeDnnald Stewart, aged 69 years, late of Courtney station. Or. i father of Howard J. Stewart o uounney, wiuiam of Waterloo, Iowa, and Robert A Stewart of Hermiston. Or. - Tha ; funeral aerrices will be bald tinder , the auspices ef A. F. and A M.. Tneeday. Jfomnber 14, at 2 p. aw at the Portland : crematorium, 14th and Bybee ata. Frienda mntea.. J. jTmler Bon. directors. JEFFERS The funeral cortege of tha late Annia-Jeffers will wara the residence, 188 Morris -at. Taeaday, Not. 14. at 8:80 a. -in., thence to St. Marya ehurca, Williain ' - ara, where mam will be .offered at t a. m. reinterment Meant Galrary eemetery. Ar- utrania care atmer m xracey, SHERIDAN Mm. Deborah Preston Sheridan, - Tormertjr ef Greenburg. Or.. 'died at Leb- -4-anon saturaay, nor.-il, aged s yean, X mootha and 4. days. Serriees at the Meager - church, Tuesday. Nor. 14, 1:30 p. m, . la terment In Crescent Grore cemetery. - FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 03 Edward Holman . & Son -- THUD ATO SALMON "MAIN myJ: Snook WSiealdon '- . SUCCESSORS TO . , - BKEEZB ek 6N0OK - BT,tfO!rr AT 8 5 TH. -y- T ABOH 7 . A. D. Kenworthy Co. lAft srf M IF 1 ra - e-- rrim - 9 1 Lerch, Undertaker ' EAST KLKVIWTH ATO HAWTHORNB PHONH EAST ST8L - McENTEE A ILSS tuasnu the prrraey of a noma. tiariatn an aStl. and E eta, Phone Bdwy. -S128. antav aai-as. Finley's Mortuarv IJOTTTGOMrar AT ITFTH. " Uirj 4SJ2. MlLLta A TKACET, indepeadwrt fontraTeT- wot wunsma Ara WALNUT 6329. - f-!VptVP"5 CNDE3TAEJNO CO, Fboee OftCWCS Main 4 1 5 2. Or. 8d at s A-R. Zeller Co.sP u:iaau Aa TBS PORTLAND MORTCART 13th, west-aida. , Bdwy. 843 A 5 4k uCTOKS East SiCs Funeral Directorsts i ' "She Family feet tha Priea" ' 1 X. AJder at. - Fbea Kast tU 168 I CSaUTT C2C2XAXS 51 i;THn Al-S T . 9t FLORISTS 107 hi a r 4 1 n & Ptn r he t U T ifl '. f reerinr ? : 25 ..WASKrNGToai at r - - MAIN eiaa. -OCCASIONS AKTI9T1UAJLLX A&AANGIU) MAIM V 770t 871 , K. Broadway. Uhioo East 7718. Flowers for AO Occasion. -MB GROW OCR OWN" Charge Acconnts SoBeited. Smith's Flower Shop. - a-i.,rfrf 7, - Portland's PivgieesiTa FlorisU"" Flowers for AM Occasion . Main T212. T. a Luke. Mgr.. etb and AMet SUwood Qreenhotises ' .7 - Cat Flowera. Designa and Sprays, : i for AH Occasions. i W; . j SELLWOOD 1520. - 649 Nshalem are. I v LOST AND FOUND 108 THIS fallowing articles ware found ea the cars of the Portland Railway. Light Power - company. Sorember It. 1822: ombtellas. 3 vanes, knife, 2 serewdriTsrs, S nr., single gloTes, school certificate, 4 packages, child's muff, photos. Nesvmber 12; am brr'las. 1 htach bog, 1 purse, ring, thermos bottle, 1 handbag, 2 pr. glorea, 2 packages, - Hock. Owaem may obtain same npon proper identiOcatioa at . First and - Alder ' streets mtion. - - -..-..-v ... ... -. .-. LARGE SKfNK mt PIECE LOST SAT- URDAT NIGHT BETWEEN HAWTHORNE APTS. AND CARMEL1TA APTS. " LIB- , ERAL SEWARD FOR RETURN TO APT. 202 CARMEUTA . MAIN 48aA ; i LOKT- fiaturdar aitarnaon at atock sho about 6:80,. little leather satchel containing two purses, one - containing- surer meaner, the other about 22 and some papers tin i portent to no - one but mvaelf. . Reward, Mrs. N. H? -Garrontte, lllO AlMna see. LADY'S bill eoeV far eollar. areea silk baby quuw tost m TlCiMlJ ot aci anu oauma, AttraetiTe reward. Empire 1410 any time during the day. BROWN and white Boa ton terrier mala dud. , answers to name of "Pet"; 320 reward for rajtaarn, t S6bHemock st. Phone isaat 880?: - No nuestiona asked. LOST Taa and whit bobbed-tail 5 -month -old pup followed boys down Marquam hill Sun day. Phone Automatic 887-03. Reward. STRATED from 1195 Iron at., big white and , black apeekied mala bird doc. with black spot erer eye. Taeor 7uea. Bewara. LOST On St. JohDa car. black skunk chokerv Batnraay between s :o and 4:ao p. Reward. Call Empire 0784 LOST- Saturday afternoon, brown fox fur. bet. 80th aad 27th, Gladstone are. Phooa Sell. 2495. -Reward. - -- 7- LOST On Friday night, at Stock 6b lady's Small fibrins pinj - Reward. , Empire WW. LOST Near 19tl, and .Tbompaon. watch monogramedJP, M. Phone East 7011. Se ws rd. LOST Diamond ring. Tiffany setting, at stock , shew Friday erening. Reward. Tabor 0825, K i l uaasato st. LOST Eaatern Star and ' Maaonie pins, gift ana memannt, on pieoc noDon. lieward. . U-EQ4, Joornal, - - r .- LOST Dark nary blue etepe do chine belt. Finder phooa East 9848. , - -. iQRT- - Hmhrr rtrlirr trrtnitie shell rim flsmnaj eaturaay erenmg. t.au itor pais, LOST Cameo brooch at Horse Show, -Wednei- day -erenmg. Howard, can East SS4. FOUND A boy's bicycle" near - Bedney an3 -tnun sxs. num oiai. - -.. - EDUCATIONAL 200 tK TOD WAST A GOOD POSITIOST 7 - Ootrrses at the Adeos Aato Scfaoot --ate longer and snore expen&ire thaa most schools, : bat Adsor graduate earn more. . Our 00 . erd of helping orer .800-graduates to paying - "Job m the-proof. Don't enroll elaephere natil yon hare inepeeted our -ectiooL ' Call . any day (except Saturday) ... at IS a. a . 2 p, m. or send for oar big 112 page FRES cataloa. Ask for Book Ho. -. ADCOX AUTO eV. AVIATION SCHOOta 871 Wasco st-j corner Unton- aret "We - Pat slsiinsm -jfata Xeas - Xbea Son at DtsthtettoS KOnTHWKTJTOl ' I Formatay Unbk Bustnees OoSegel fWeril blda- 4T Memeoa. bdwy. 8882 ENROLL ear Monday for day ar night school. AU buatneea courses, aad aa soon as ompe teat we will place -you ia a paying aoai&oa. Bend for tree Ssceaaa catalog. Baaiaesa College, 4th eear Morrison, phone Mala O880. , COMPTOMETEE AND CALCUIATOB 7 -fisilstrationa aerepted ttda mmk tat era. to epea Oct p. 7:i7--MHXEE SCHOOIi . . 414 Teon Bats- STL'DT MASSAGm !" ' ".' ena for aaaatoritua Work, ahr ddas assists aju auraa, er priest pmetiaa Hydrothampy ia alaa taught. f Portia 04 Scnool ot Massage lac, Block Ex. LEARN aato work, tiulck and easy under new system. Practical training. Low cost. Send .for tree book.- ,Jxpiain everything. . Write Department 42. National Automowre. nil '-'. Figaeroa." t-oe A agates. -- . - XHK DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGat, Aliaay bids. SPECIAL ENGLISH CLASS, Aay . eaa who wishes to improve hia gnglina) Is aU gible. Regjster now. Erening clauses., jfOUEsTTARBElt COLaJkUA win lays yos , the trad la eight weeks; - receire soma pay wkQ km mi net poattioa ssearad. Write '- call for eatalorua S84 Barnaade at. MODERN Barber CoUeg teacba bad to S weeks to men and women; tools furniahed. some part poaltion seenred. - Write or call 284 -First at.-- - - - ' . MEN, women, leara barber trade; wages whiie . iearning. Oregon . Barbel Coilege, 288 Madison St. -? ; 1 .- MISS MATTINGLT S Shorthand, TypawriUtsj School. Indiridual laetruetioa Day, Ee ning. 289 14th, Bear Jeffereon. j LEARN TKLEti RAPHt '' Hallway Telegraph Institute. 424 Railway ataeeance awg. uay ana tugnt HELP WANTEI--MALE 201 MEN with horticulturai expenrnce eaa make , good money gellinc our splendid line ef we2 - grown . trees aad plants. Write for con tract. -Aa early start will gr you -the ad Tantaga. - SALEM HCBSERT COMPANT. 428 Oregon Bldg, Salem. Or. A. GOOD propoaitioa " to one. wishing " a good article: hare a supply oa hand. - Account 7 sickness I will saeni ic. J, H. Ids. Port '. land. Route No. 1, Bex 7 7. .Phone ores nam js, 6SE man with maaaaiae ar newspaper et- penancat. runusners own otter, uir wont. , New pronostyoa. and Stark. 428 Eichange bldg, 4 ONE neat apnea ring, young man, erer 21, with some gales ability, to take orders; satisfies to ears (25 a "eek to start. Room 422, 1MH 2d t. " . - -i - PARTNER in aetebusaed woedaaw businessi plenty, work, small rneestment; snake (rem ' 85 to 210 a day. 808 Swwtiapd bWg. WANTED Office boy. jUaai oppottuaity for sdTsncemeat, State .age. . , Address : l'-83a, Journal. - , 7; -- . 7 - "- -:: - -- ADVERTISING men with a.puneh. Salary and rammwnw. na rtaimt bWg. JUNIOR Focd .. Write, site age, schooling.-' P-524. Jooraal. - aanw ea IITXI WANTEDMALE 201 SALESMEN Onr dt prune inrestment plan u a better eel lev tiiaa li!e immrance, ponus or stocks,- tHia man made 3ST3 1 two days last week. A rare opportunity to get ia an the ground tloar. Tha sucoessful salesman of today will b the sale maBa gers of tomorrow in thai big, hew universal selling plan. . If you hare confidence to your ability ta close we can take jou oa. I Csii er addres - -i- - , . ; ORtGOX NUB8KRT COM PANT. '--. , -. Tenth st, !- ; .1-'-. -,. -Vi -J'-' ' v Portlend. Or. y ANT1.D. tor Mnwt, nun ii-UriU' deli- eatewea ana reetanmnt m ivmieiwj. . bj grade, help for aU departmaata. : many pnat tions where axperirace ts o nereeeary. K celtrirt tnratiou, new building, great paert- T biliUea with opportunity for ineeatment If preferred, Apr-t to Mauajer, Siin-ct TJeli- ratossea i and ItoiUutaet Uarj GOOD baas - wanted . for quartet. 202 tU- ford bldg. 77 -i' i- -i HELP WANTED FEMALE 204 WANTED, for ewet, moat. up-Uxlate deli- catease-tt and reotaurant in r-ortiana, nigu grade trip for aU departnwTita. many loai ttone where ezpenence is sot necsasary, Kx-eelieBt- lexation, new butknng, graet peasi bilitiea with oppertantty , for ineeslment if preterirdj Apply to Manager. Sunset lleH. c reason and Restaurant Co-. 533 Henry rirg THB WOMEN'S PltOTkTiVB LlVLSiO.N. eiay of Portland, efteta iu serriees ia aU ' matters pertaining to the wslfara and pro tection of women and girls; tnterriews ftoeatiaU 814 Worcester feklg.. 8d and Oak' eta 1'hone Bmedwsy ; 74 J2. - WANTED , Fire 4 women for Splitting apples; must bare health card. - Apply tomorrow . morning. - Starr Fruit Products Co.. 3-1 E. YsmhilL ANT GIRL in need of a friend, apply to the , SalrationvArmy Reacna Home, Msyfalr aad - Alexander st. - Phone Msia 3460. 1-M ear. COMPETENT girl for general houaewoik; fasa- ily of 4. Tabor a7 1, laurelburst. kill 8. M. B. SARGENT, pleaae caU or write Mta. uwinrm,' wtuatnma, tjte :, - . iUUSKKEKfER, not er 40. ; for , elderly eounio, rant aoax. WILL1NU girl., good home, general liubt house work. 711 Thompson at, j - - tRKCAi shorthand tauaht prirateiy by eAVart nroaaway silo. - . HELP WANTED i-.fJ MALE AND FEMALE 205 WANTED, by a Urn commercial an com- ; psny, art studema ancutaaee who like to i draw to qualify as commercial artuta. Eara while re leara M-S64. Jouraat, WANTED Flute and cello players for Port - land Clric orchestra. Phooe aJter 10 a ia, 's Atwater 8780. . - --.1- SITUATIONS WANTED-UMALE 251 THE U. A VETERANS' BUREAU HA TirB FOLLOWING PHT8IOALLT RE- HABILITATED TRAINED MEN READ I FOR WORK: -- i I ! -2 bookkeepers, aingla. 82 aad 25 years of age. . . 1 - 1 scaler aad tally man, married. 20 years. 1 farm hand and poultry xuut, married. 24 years. - . 1 chain mam or outdoor worker for eo--' ginesring gang,- single, 25 years., . I salesman. , athletie goods, single. 24 1 yean. :- i . . '.,i-t - ' - 1 - 8 dental mechanics, one single, two mar lied, 29, 22. 88 yerua. r J I- 1 photographer, single. 48 yearn, . . , ; , 1 poultry man. single, 25 years. - 1 horticulturist and poultry man. single, 28 yean. I ' - , 1 bank clerk er geaeral offloe man, kla . Cle. 81 yearn.-:' - 1 - 1 . 2 creamery man and 1 fans machinery repair man, sing!, 87 yearn,; - -. el acetylene and electrical Weld. saar ried. 25 yean. - t--.i "M- 1 stationary, steam &4 elect rtoal ,aa. giaesr, single. 25 yearn. j '. ' j 1 watchman or elevator fnaa. single. 27 -. ysan. . .-'i- - i For further - Infmsation . emmunlcato - with tha U; S. Veterans' ! Bureau Mylar building. Ninth aad Oak attests. , : Phone nroaawsy 7 ext. Bookkeeper with wkia knowleige ot ia - wishes absolutely permanent connection with "agitsaslrg' concern. Ago, 28. married- At praeet a student of aeeounting. 7 U-108. Journat.- --- - . - - --. r ; - HOUSE, WIRING i ' 1 Let me lire yon an estimate 00 your wir ing beforf .letting your cotttaot Licensed eieetneun. wsinut. tej.. A SPECIALTY of making lawns and fruit and ahade trees, pruning trees ; aad shrubbery: :: all work done satisfactorily, phone Wal nut 7B. (iABPENTEK-CONTRACTOU ;! building, repair, estimates. . O, J. Saiitti, 92 N. 2d. uawy. irlD WIRING, Let u figure your electrical work. New or old houses, - Walnut 2114, Keening. wainut uoo CAKJt'KNTER 'Estimates tura"oa reiaur , workj roofs repaired and gam re feuilU Shea laol Hawtborne.- Tabor I20. PAINTlNa. paperbanging aad tinuag; " prices , reeaonaoie; wore guaranteed. mwuwtM ift isoor Afjia. ' PAPKRHANGIXO, Painting aad Tinting: all work guaranteed. Jtica reaaoaabla. Phone uawtnorne s. Tabor 1728. East 8127. PLUMBINU, repairing, water tanks, furnace e cnila H. L Emmert, 350 Oregon St. East v ? a a - E1DKKLV man, former iorkvtc and covrpeii ,tr, .dUitM- work, o 7th log, ny priam. Bur jjJ a. lay am. Bi-ca, wash dishes tor few lipurs nightly for my bokrd. - P-7, Jottrnsl. - ' HASt'T man, carpenter work, repairs, add jolv Reasonable charge. Walnut 3515. FOR grading,, eacarating or general team wor by eaperienced men, call Tabor 9088. BA 8 EM ENTaV-arsding, teaming: ''contract or aay wore, ant, ozj-jo, at water 883T AlNTlNG, ' INtlNO, ALL, Btti.NJttt"a: : REABONAB1.K. VAIL BROS.. WAL. 982. BABOWOOD FLOOBS by. csnuact or" day! Heferences, 'Main 8. ' PLASTERING, repairing a specialty; by day or contract; all work guaranteed. Eaat 8891. CARPENTER-eentractor , wiU build your uuaa. ii rvjMir mv one. aim obv-29 BtOra REPAIRED. i api resiiingla CARPENTER Hamiy man, amali odds - and enas. etc. wii. zat i or wil 3776 CEMENT . . WOSK-irSatiaf action ' goaiaatoeS jpAlNTlNU. p4iann and tiating; prions M. V. -P, ' C'6. Painting, tinting,' kaleomin tng, paperhanging; price- right. Bdwy. OQ98. (iAjiPli.SlJR Handy lien, small adds and bum, etc mi, mi net, a p. m: and S at m. W. E. WALKER, general contractor and iol- ber.-'East 8888.'. ' ' - - -- 'i -- -, HARDWOOD FLOORS by day er toolnei Reference. 1488 Rodney, are. ; Wal 8 ft 32:- i -.. t-t-jin,rr work. H Seasonable rates." Walnut 8988 MJvL'HANIU with good letarsnc,' jUttck ' work preierTeu. T-iao, aoarnal. CAJt.L the paint market. Broadway 7750. for first claaa paintem. 'J27 Aider St. I CHlMNEXS, I urnac and boilen cleaned Ai3 iciairen 117 Huna, LHt fill CONCRETE, neurinn. two u. mixers. won guamnteea. sell 1889 ACCOUNTANT wants small set of -books "to - keep. Atwater 8088. - ' , - PLUMBING Sona eery teaaenasie by ta hn ar by th lob. East 88. PAPER HANGING PALNTLNG, TINTlAti BEPA1R fWOBK- ' SELLWOOD 8B04. ,. CEMENT WORE, guaranteed, all ktoda, aatT ltattee at Ca. Sellwood 0918. -i : . . CVI-B1IS fAKTEE ' v. - . Walnut 8818. - . - -TEAMING, ' plowing, excsTatisg.' etc. Puoae - Eaat 0210. 240 East Sth st. FOB PRUNING, spraying, lawns and geaeral - garden work phone Walnut 2182. EXCAVATING, gmding, geners) team wore, Wr day er contract. Walant 1885. -ELDERLT man wishes employment of any jl kind, small wagea. - Phone Broadway 0885. CALL Automatic 828-40 and get your kalso- mmmg anq patntmg grm cheap. V K LIU eeaapoois . and eonneet sewers, ' a0 - work guaranteed. Aufomstie 882-91. PAPER hanging,' inside decoraUng. l"or good wore pppna peeattc, wtmqt uzua. PAINTING and tinting, grol -work, reatonablei nigh atoola. Walnnt 503g. r PlRPKNTER Leeds ' Work. Waln'ui i65.' " i SITUATIONS FEMALE 254 A flO.NSCIENTIOCS and capable imim desiraa full -charge and earn ef inealid or elderly perwin, eun r. anaeny st. ELD Kit LY lady wishee a poairloa as houw - keeper for widower or bachelor. Poos 800 7 L. 1109 Wen-ISth at.. Vaoconrer, Wash. EXPERIENCED, truMvortby - laiy wants ' housecleaning, washing - or vther work ; good ' work guaranteed. Walnut 8305.- WOMAN WISHES DAITWOHK. PHONE a C TOM ATI O 2H, eTenings. EXPERIENCED woman want cleaning, ate Bdwy. 7237, Apt 5. - LAf K "'CURTAINS HAND' LAU.VDbRkli: 12 YKAHS EXPERIKNCK.' EAST 8 1 98. LLI'KKLX lady uu light httawrk: no erening calls. Phcaia East 4720. situation: HATi.lk T take rare of 2 cr 8 age preferred from "1 to 6. Ci.ri:.iaa ' iie all time., beat of -references. 1' Tabnr 18. COMl'tf KNf youi g lady ilirn n-r fir work. 1nr.tu.l-ng ahonliaitd anU writing; small aaiary to cummence. Y Joumsl, . . IJCl'ERIUNt'l'-O woman rs's ck Bmsdwsy 71'87, Ayt. 8. LADT wants day aora, fjrnm 1, Al 8342. DRESSMAKING HKMRTlTC.lllMi n yard, goeilemen i ' smrta naoe ta onier. e. oo; itwiiif ni a 1 kind. 1208 Alisky bMav N. W. iwr. 2d tU alorrwon. litJfiTfritlllNti.1 ei i.l.e "U waM. making and altar Uc-n. Work gmr"' . Panama hkig . 3d. end AMer. P.lw. i'U.i- fbfc guaCe knot' at jfi'rTirg-T;Mi,: , , r. will make "new gowns r -rrtn'vlel old -. saHstaetnrily. Phone Bday. tH. ExPeri ENCEi dre,-niakiiig mid ,Uii,i, c your home. Saatlsctiou sniarentonJU Mam 4T0T. LAlilKS' lnwe, 34 ntu VViuk ("'n"i Room 801 S89 rtueKinaii . Ixdg . b t 4th and Etb, on Wiliiin,tn GUAUANTEKU dreaamakins, dreanas inaue from 37 tip. Tabor tt7S. ' DRK8KMAKING by the day.- work guaranteed. ' Tenor ia.'. UEMstlTCHINU any eolor, 6e. li". .4 03 Raleigh bldg.. 82T Wa.a. B iwy. BI4t. -HEXiSTpfClUNG e and Sc. buuoaa, p.a-ua. 34 Morriaon. eroffnd flnf-r. - ti.M8TftCHixJ fipe-il lunch el, u' straight 8e per yerd 1008 Bilwy. M. HEMSTITCHING, wuite. tie per yard atra.gl.t. ; Button ak plaiting Shan, 509 ll. r.l bldii. NURSES 2r.7 EXPERiKNCKD Bure, best of relerrnco. Ca l ' Main 1072. FOR REJtT - FURNISHED ROOMS 300 i;;rMen,! Attention! . . ."""" Tha best" medium' priced hotel In the city. 5-story bricks rooms 8 So and 600 per day.-1 and 82.60 per week. HARRISON HOTEL, - - r'- 8Q4 Front St, Cor. Harriiwa. ' CALL AT T. M. G A to see free lit of tn. - erato priced moms for young men in s.l - ' parts of city. Including rooms at V. M. C A.., - with phone in each room, shower ba'JUs ar, i '" Club fscihiies. - - 'HREU Nam sod bsth paitly fun, close in. 548 Esst Alder, betweeu inn ' - and ISthatreeta. Phone East 8883. ground 1 floor. . HOTEL BRISTOL. 18 12th St.. cor. r(aik. New management; - modern; private baths, ..free phone, reaatnabl rates. 95 and up; hot and cold water, steam best. Maxwell Hall;:. - - Punished sleeping rooms, shower both, steam J heat, hot and cold water, 84 wear and ii. , . HOTEL IELORI3 ! Furnished a, a. rooms and sleeping rooms - by day, week or month. Reasonable rates. t 42 4 - asmngton st. nawy. oio.. CLEAN, nicely furnished siaeping r,vii. t . breakfast if dealawd. 862 E. 1st N. Lae'.; set. THOROUGHLY clean sinsls rooms, day or ' wk; hot and cold water, - steam best. Chamberlain hotel. 892 E. Stark. t" L . "THE BARTON Cban fuixihad rooms, 82.80 Pt week r end UPl also light housekeeping. 4r A lIr. 1 llUSINESa lsily to aliare comfortable iiuuie t with young lady. Tabor 8448. , 1 aaBMaaaaMMWHwewaaeaaBBSaaaes I FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 301- FINE, larg room! turnisHed rwry sMrarUralr; modern, new houas. with, piano: 1 nun. ride. Hawthorns car; ckwe 1n,.2i4 ld. EAR6E" FhON'f KLftF'rTNG" ltft("M, ' OR TWO GENTLEMKN, MOIERN" ' O s -,- VENIENCESa WALKI'0 DISTANCE, 611. "E. OAK. - LARGE fiViat sleeping room for dental tu - denta.' closet in. ttmtr dental eoileav, I - . '. 8782. 849 Multnomah at. ' . NICELT furntshed" room" fur 2 or 3 ,u"g i menoiasa la, (8 ,w.j also 2 iwut iot-e- 7 keeping rooms,, fimilaca, , slectung purcli. - bdwy. 8851. 1 N. 18tb.' LARGE front room, pienLy AI heat and hot water: - phone ; suitable for two gentlemen; - also singl gooea, iiaa bed. 831 12ui at, ; - cor. Clay. - - ' '", KICK FRONT ROOM IN FIUVATH FAMILY, AlL MODERN 4JON VKMKNCKS. RKAH. " O.NAMLK. AIJtOGAKAOK. KAMT 141.' NOB HILL Light, clean. ni.-ly farm-bed . third floor rooms, lots of not water, pixm. etc; gentlemen only : reasonable rent, waia- mg autance. aoa oyt at. PLEASANT front room, cluee in, for senile men. In exclusive apt. brunu twin hei, . shower bath, plenty of - heel ; reasohsble. Braadwsy 8528. ' - - - SEWLT FURNT8HFT FRONT - Bl:nROOr. WALKIN1 DITAMl, BWt'ADWAlf 8059. 91 NORTH 17T11 8TRKKT. ' SEE THKHE TODAT COZT room, all coneenienres. D-M fr. 813 a ma 1 walking diat- Breakfast U desired. Call Msiu 7582. ? . COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM WITH OA KAOB. GENTLEMAN PREl'tRRKK. RKK. . ERENCEM. 481 K. STH N. EAST 8701. CLOSE I.N, for tet, vary desirable, rm , ; room with oonnectl rtg bath; twin bel; break f set eeTTed; reasonable rates. 482 Clay. '--aUfn '.8Z38-" "i. '.'.; ll'PEft MO. uny-furn. riMm for ia-ly employed, next V bath, furnace heat; w..t aide. 15 mln. walk t business center. OM ' klsnders. Bdwy. 8071. Ft RMbliEIj frout room, wita tun parlot; - walking df italic to Tlor phone ollit-e. -moor 7nu. kOOil fr you ml men and an.n; gonti-min prrfrri; noftekepmf yrtrtm, Phong ' M'n ft - J . funs' sleepin room with kiuliea pn.-, . for quiet working coml:'l biork frma good carline, close In. 91 Mjrhlgan see. SjCE, .Urge. - ytsrm. aleaa-roonx for one or 9 two,- board if deaired; walking 1 -ttnee. 88 Hall, near Park St. Atwater S '", Li;liT. auy room; all oonreiuenras; c-e to ., -U4J0e center, ali 1 1th sb ' Alwster tl4. , LkKCK .room far tao, throe gentienu-n ;' v jingl rooms, Jribr-bsa priTilcges. if desired; close in.- taut NICELIvfumiahed 4ront room, free th,.i "and .j bath, - i block from. Kenton carline. W si- nut 8685. BEAUTIk tL partly furniahed Irota yo-.m ; , cloae in;. 810 per month : for lady; drea.- ' ipwcr pgtgoei. boi A. I'M vim .u. ALAMEDA Immaculate well-f umiahed room in refined home, gentlemen, references; block from ear. Walnut 70B1. NICE front room for rent; walking distance, east side; I add era C. S. preferred; L.o garage, t-iose in. 1 an aast n: l,NUSUALLX attracUre corner room, all m4 - eru, borne comforts, Tory clean, went awlu, I 24tn st Irring; refsrencea. , Atwater 101 1. 2 NEATLT lurnishsd sleeping ruoma, 1 auk .sleeping porch; reaaoaabla, 503 ' Mont goreery at. . .- ' f FOR RENT furnished rooou and aara, 4I al. 17th at., between Division and ' Clinton, adults. Sellwood U2M. - LARGE, comfortable front room, auitabie for 2 .. young men. Prirate family. Reference r - quired. 794 E. Taylor. Pboti Eaal 5U07. r "SnJITlIESBTtn3 A 8 : Two nice rooms and kitcbenrtte, eloa In. Reasonable. 2V7 K. 80th. Jshor 844. PLEASANT sleeping room, si.-o clean aiu,e '. housekeeping room ia food Itom and loca tion. - 805 12th at. SLEEPING room, lieat, litiiit, bath atnl i,w; 82 week; breakfant if denired; walking u. tanee. Esst 3183. 160 E. 12th. FURNISHED 4-room flat; hot and cold , r, -stessa heat. 415 Mill sU, cor. 11th. I umia Msin 5882. - ' NICE, clean, comfortable room, erery !. caurenienoe, . easy walking diatanne. 4i4 : : - Market St., cor. Hth. Atwater 188 8. -LARGE, well funsuhed rooms, furnace beat. S2i atn st. lLKAN light furnaoe-heated rtM, a,k,u4 - diiHHfe, reamwable rent. 8xq Hwi at. PLEASANT room, auitabie rfog 2; home piiT- 1-Ka. 987 'leelnd see., nsr pre- v 1. FtltNibUED tjotna, 82 week. Csli bununjS or Tenii'.gs. 2J6 N. llh st ROOM in pnuta hotu. 14H-E. lto S., - near K. Mor-iot. Kaat 82M0. FOR RENT I front eleepmf room; swu.i distance. YJn werwia St. , - J 3 04 ROOM ijower flat. AU buiitiut; wait ing diUre. 1'at 8310. -iTOit RENT One e!ei:ug room, fnrmue-J. 692 ' 4'h t- Pliene Aiwater a'ti NICE sleei'i ng rooms for 2 or 4 gjtlf,' wi a , he t. wi;h borne pnTileges. Ma n .' J t LARGE sleeping rooms, with heat, in ji.uiji bona.v Main 8203. 1 OR 2 ery nice room: ilxi fireprw. s. rse: bested. Tabor 7a4. 289 14TI1 NEAR Jerieraon. modern cneninree; walking fj,ianf Continued on Following Pil