SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1S22.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. '
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PAVING
PROJECT
ON FOSTER ROAD
. Reports received at th city en
eineers office today Indicate that with
In 10 daya the final -work will be com
pleted on the Improvement of ; Foster
toad, from 60th to 72 streets, thua pro
viding one ' of the widest paved main
arteries of travel In the entire cltrv
The Improvement, which, C includes
construction of cement sidewalks and
curbs and paving-, will .cost approx
imately $175,000. The street is So feet
In width and the paved roadway is 60
feet wide. The street car-trades, -wMcb
were on one side of the street, have
ween reiaia in tne center. - . '-
Simonson A Johnson, the contractors,
have the entire work completed except
a stretch of paving on one side of the
car tracks between S2d and 63d streets.
They have until December 26, under
contract provisions, for completion of
the work, but it is expected that the
final touches will be given to the big
job within 10 days or two weeks.
EXAMINATIONS SET
Examinations for municipal posi
tions have been called by the civil serv
ice board for three dates In December,
35. 15 and 29. Promotional examina
tions for inspector of police will be
held December 12 at the city hall, and
filings of applications for this exami
nation must be 'by 5 o'clock of De
cember 8. Examinations for automo
bile washer, labor service, will be bld
December IS and application filmas
must be in by December 13 at 6 o'clock.
December 29 is the time set for- exam
inations for landscape architect, bu
reau of parks, for which applications
must be in by S o'clock of December 27.
CITT HALL BRIEFS
Commissioner Barbur -embodies the
views, of the city council after its
Viewing of the premises in his recom
mendation that an order be issued re
quiring Thomas Hanson to remove all
debris and other nuisances at No. 5524
69th avenue southeast, and that the
dilapidated buildings must be removed
or repaired to present a sightly appear
ance so that fney will not be a detri
ment to the neighborhood.
A recommendation will be made to
the city council Wednesday by Com
missioner 'Barbur that a permit be
granted to Felix K. Small to erect and
maintain a public garage on Lombard
street, between Burr and Buchanan
streets, St. Johns.
The opening of 29th avenue south
east, from 55th to 52d street, is ur
gently needed in order to provide a
proper means of approach to the
Franklin high school, according to a
report which Commissioner Barbur will
submit to the city council Wednesday.
He recommends that the city engineer
be instructed to make a survey, plat
and written report on the matter. Pe
titions for the street opening have beCn
filed, "carrying 65.03 per cent of the
property fronting on the proposed ex
tension. Recommendation is made by Com
missioner Barbur that the council grant
permits to Anton Tolkka to erect and
maintain a three-family apartment
house on Minnesota avenue, between
Kkidmore and Prescott streets, over
ruling remonstrances and to Joseph
Baker to alter and maintain a story
and a half frame building for a three
family apartment house on Larrabee
street, between McMillan and Halsey
streets.
Suit Against Church
t i .j i r j-
uismissea uy vjuuru
A suit to recover $800 from the
Church of Portland, Or. John G. Lake
pastor, brought In the circuit court by
W. T. Simpson, was dismissed today
by'Judge .TaswelL- Simpson contended
he had been retained by members of
the church to preach and that he had
given his services for 10 months with
out pay on-the understanding he was
to receive "a living." The court held
there was no contract, actual or im
plied, between Simpson and the church,
and. since the suit was brought against
the church, there was no cause of 'ac
tion. 1KS. M. IS M AN ESTEBS
PLEA OF SOT GUILTY'
Mrs. Murtle Inman, who was indict
ed Jointly with C. B. White recently
on sttautory charges, pleaded not
guilty in Presiding Judge Stapleton's
court Friday afternoon. The indict
ment was returned after an investiga
tion brought about by a shooting af
fray near Salem about three months
ago. Witte was shot in the head by
Mrs. Inman's husband. Wltte is re
covering, although the bullet has never
been removed from the base of his
skull. He i In the county jail after
two months injthe county hospital. He
will be arraigned as soon as he is
strong enough to appear in court.
TREATED INDIGK AXTIif,
SAYS WIFE'S COMPLAINT
In a divorce complaint filed against
Oeorge K. Englehart, president of the
George K. Englehart Real Estate com
puny, Geoigiana Englehart charges
her husband with cruel treatment and
personal Indignities which she could
no longer bear. The complaint was
filed late Friday afternoon. Mrs. En
glehart alleges she has been com
pelled to ask for "even the smallest
sums of money allowed her." She is
asking $2400 alimony in installments
of $100 each month. They were mar
ried In Missouri in 1S97, and have three
grown children. ,' ':
PLEADS GU1XTY
J. A. i'arentl pleaded guilty to a
charge of extortion and was sentenced
tu pi .v momns in uie wituivy Ju an
paroled Friday afternoon by Presiding
J udge Stapleton. I'arentl was indict
ed recently by the grand Jury after he
had written a threatening 'letter to
Ca.terino Petorto demanding 69 . gal
lons of wine and whiskey. Parent!
told the court he was a business rival
of Mrs. re tori o, whom stall in the
public market adjoins his own, and
.that he wanted to annoy her because
of their rivalry.
C05D0X SI A ARRESTED
James Canbyof Condon was arrested
today by Deputy Sheriffs Schirmer and
Christoffersen at No. 527 Bast 88th
street north on a charge tf obtaining
money under false pretenses. Canby,
who was a cook in a Condon restau
rant. Is accused of passing checks on a
Condon banlc after he had closed out
his account November Is.
ALLEGES BUTTER THEFT
George J-ynch, alia James Mallahan,
alias Edward Vernon, was caught by a
special patrolmn this morning In the
act, according to the police, of stealing
a caw tt , butter from the Portland
Uamaacua- Creamery company. He
was Identified through the, Berttlloa
system a bavins' a. long criminal rec
ord and is now on parole, the police
say. from "Walla Walla prison, where
le wa sentenced to a long term on a
grand larceny charge. :, :
When contemplated hydroelectric
plants, are- -built the Belgian Kongo
will produce from 80.000 to 100,000 me
tric tons of copper annually.
NEAR COMPLETION
Weak Undertone
In Chicago Wheat;
."; Prices Are Lower
Chicago, No.? 25. .L X. S--f weak
rmderrone marked trading in wheat all day to
day. The setback in prices at Liverpool came
as a surprise to the trade tad bad a bearish
effect. Bills ot Uw pressure, however, seemed
to be in til way . of liquidation by leading
lone.
Wheat closed 2H 2H lower. Cora 1
9 1 e off end oat , X e down.
Provisions were reintiveiy steady, although
the clm was fractionally lower.
Chicago ran by United Press: '
, WJfiEAT
Opes. High. Lew, Close.
December.. 118 118 tlSK 116
May...;., 11? 117 115 115
July 107 X 198 10 i 108
CORN
December.. 70 704 69 H 69
May. 60 70 68 H 6 8
JuJy 69 H 69 68 ' 68
OATS .
December.. 43 43 42 42
May..- 43H 43 42 42
July...... 394 89 39H 894
LARD
January.... 103O 1030 102S 1025
May..f... 1040 1047 1040 1042
BIBS
January .... .... 960
May 45 960 945 950
December.. 86 86 83 83
May ...... 87 88 84 84
STEADIER TONE 1ST. COTTOIf
MARKET; OFFERINGS LIGHT
New-York. Nov. 25. The steadier tone
which developed in the cotton market aa soon
as the December notices were stopped Fri
day was in evidence again today.
The' burins was not active or general today.
but the well liquidated position of the market
again was reflected in comparatively light or-,
tarings. The tendency toward a revival of
bullish sentiment was encouraged by the larger
spot rales officially reported in the Hots them
marketa Friday and rather more favorable
comment from the domestic goods markets.
The aignifioeut thing about the stopping
or the notices Friday, of oourae. was the fact
that they were taken at amounts, representing
leas than carrying charges, as compared with
later months. This was considered an indica
tion of firmness in the Tot position and recent
reports of better spot demand were confirmed
to Kmi extent by the increased volume of
busine officially reported in the Southern
markets late Friday. .
For the past fortnight or so. sales in the
Southern, markets have been averaging between
eight sad tea thousand bale a day. Friday
they were aver 16.000. and it Is reported that
some of the Southern mills were reentering the
marketa
all these features probably were reflected in
the opening advance of 11 to 27 points
in futures today. Buying was not active -or
general, but it was sufficient to send prices
up to 25.78 for January and 25.85 for March
contracts or about 23 to 29 points net higher.
Later fluctuations were somewhat irregular as
a result of realizing sales for over the week
end, but the undertone of the market was
generally steady and some traders thought they
saw indications of gradually returning con
fidenee, although checked by unfavorable trade
reports from Lajicaaliire.
Open. High. Low. Clo.e.
January 2570 2579 2558 2558
February 2564
March 2573 2585 2566 2570
April 2563
May i. 2559 2573 2555 2557
June 2541
July i, . 2530 2545 2525. 2523
August 2485
September 2401
October 2350 2365 2345 2351
December 2508 2575 2552 2553
PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
These are the prices retailers pay whole
salers, except as otherwise noted:
BUTTER Selling prices, box lots: Cream
ery price Print, extras, 48c lb., for plain
wrappers; cubes, 42 44c per lb.; dairy buying
price, SOc per lb.
BUTTER FAT Portland delivery basis: Nj.
1 grade, 48c; No. 2. 45c; No. 1 lone. 46c
for "A" grade.
CHEESE Selling: Tillamook, triplets. 82
(S 33c lb.; Young America. 33c per lb.;
Orevon triplets, 21 27c. Buying price, f. o
b. Tillamook: Triplets, SOc; Young America
and Longhoms, 31c. Selling price: Block
Swiss, Wisconsin, 30 35c: imported. 50o lb. ;
limburger 25 g 28c; cream brick, Oregon, -J
25c; acten. 28 30c.
liCiGS Buying price. Front street: Cur
rent receipts. Western Oregon 45c dozen;
Has tern Oregon, 42e per do.; henneries, SOc
per Hot.; selling .price, select. 58c per dos. ;
candled, B5e per -pullets, -4 5e I per doze. ;
storage, 32 (op 35c per dor. ' - -
IXU8 Association selling prices Select
60c: brown, 60c; firta. 58e; puleets, 45c.
LIVE rOLLTSx Selling price: Beavy
hens. 2223o per lb.; light hens. 12g13
per lb,: ducks, 1518e per lb.; geese, 17
18c per lb.
Fresh Fruits and 'Vegetables
FRESH FB.TJ1T Oranges, Valencia. $7.00
7.50 per box; new iwveU, $5.50 7.30 per
box; lemons, $11.50 12.00 a case: grape
fruit. Florida. $6.00 7.50; casabaxt 2e per
lb.; pears. $1.50 per. box; Malaga grapes,
10c per lb.: Tckay. $1.50 crate.
BKKRltS Cranberries, Nerhwst. $8.00
6 25 per box; Eastern, $20.00 9 21.00.
DRIED FRUITS Dates. $7.00: figs,
black. 18 20c per lb.; prunes. 40s and 50a,
25-lb. bux, 12 c: 50s and 00s, 10 Ho lb.
OXIONS 3clung price to retailers: Ore
con. $2.00 per cental;, garlic. 1520e lb.;
green onions. 25 6 30c per do, bunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon, fancy, 65 SOc per cental: sweet po
tatoe,2e per lb.
VEGETABLES Beets, lo per lb.: esb
bsge, le per pound; Jettuoe, $1.73 2.00
per crate; carrot. lHt per lb.; tomatoes,
California. $2.50 2.75 per lug; horse
radish, 15 018c per lb.; artichokes, $1.75
ner do.; cauliflower, $2.00 2.50 per
doten; celery, 75c $1.00 doses; egg plant,
12c lb.; spinach, 7585e box.
APPLES -L'oiiera, $070c; face and fill,
75e$l.oO: fancy and extra fancy packs,
$1.73 2.25 box. , -eau
COCNTRT MEATS Selling pries: Coun
try hoes. ll13Hc per lb.; heavy stuff leas;
veal tops (about 80 to 100 lbs.1, ll(llbc
per lb.; heavy stuff leas; lambs, 18a lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams. 2SQ32c lb.;
breakfast bacon, 27 48c lb. N
PACKING HOUJ MEATS 8teer beef,
12 H (9 lac IXk; heifert. 11 4t 11 14 e lb. ; cows
10c; Umbs. 18 20c lb.; ewes. 10 9144
lb.; hoga. IS 16 He lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 19 He lb.; tierce
basis, compound. 14c.
, Groceries
BEANS Small white. $T.00; large white.
$7.00; pink, $7 00; limaa. $10.80; bayou,
6 50; red $0.75.
HON'EI New. $4.00 4,80 per case.
RICE Japan. No. 1, e; Blue Rose ie
lb.; New Orleans bead. 8 He.
COFFEE Roasted. 22 H O 34 Ho jn. ta
aacka.4r drums.
, SALT Coarse, naif ground. 100s, $15.00
ton; 00s, $1.7.83; table dairy. 50s, $27.60;
bales, $3.50 04.00: fancy table and dairy.
$34 SO: lump, $26.50
ST'GAR Cube, $8.65; fruit and berry.
$7.95; yellow C. $7.40: beet, pranulated.
$7.80: extra C. $7.80; golden C, $7.40.
CANNED MILS Tabs, $5.00; baby aise,
$4.90 ease: Earle. $9.35 ease.
SoDA CRACKERS In bulk, 15e lb.
NUTS Walnuts. 21S6e lb.; almosds.
20 .2feo lb.; fUbert. 17c lb.; peanuts, Sw lb. :
pecans. 25e lb. ; Braxils, 13 Vs C lb.; chestnuts,
Japanese. 22 9 24c lb.
Fish and Sneltflsh -'
FRESH FISH Silverside salmon, 15e pet
Ta.; halibut. 20 9 22c lb.; black cod, 8 01Oe
lb.; basket kippered cod, $2.00; basket kip
pered salmon, $2.00; ling cod. 7 3 8c per
lb.; sole. 10c lb.; torn cod. lOo lb.; silver
amelt. 12He per lb.
OTSTERS Eaura.. $4.80 gal : OlympU
$8.00 gaL. $180 Qt.: crabs, larg-s. $3.50
doa.; small. $2 50 dox.
Haas. VWosI and MWee
HOPS 1922 crop, nominal, 8 910 B.
HIDES Calfskin, 14e lb.; kips, 11a lb.;
gren hides. He lb.; salted, 1 0c lb.
MOHAIR Nomieal. 2345e ft.
SHEEP PEI,TS Long dry pelts, 23e To.;
short pelts. 11 He lb.; long hair geftt pelts,
15e lb,: short hair coat pelts, 5iJ&e each.
WOOL waiamette valWy. coarse. 25 0
27c; medium. 82 35 lb. ; fine. 4O045e
lb. : Eastern Oresoo-Waho, 40 at 4Sc lb.
TALLOft AND GKKA8B No. t tallow.
lee; No, 2, 4H ; crease. 8 H 0
CASCARA BARK 1923 peel. 8c; 1921
peal. 8e lb.; (rape root Te lb.
PaJnU, OJls, Etfc
. RAW t-ISSEED OIL Barrets, pe- gal..
$1.10; 8 gal cans, per cmM., $1.35.
BOILED UNSEED OIL Barrels, per gat.
tl.13; gai rana. per gaL, $1-T-
TERPENTINE Drum, par Ski.. 81.88 8
taL cans, per gal, $1.97. - ,
Will IE LEAD 100-lh. kega, per lb..
I8HC
. t-Mitibse and Shlnelas
latest earicad timber nits by'Bannfae
turara. quotations representing f. . b. mill val
ues n direct aalea to retailera and including
selling expenses:
FLOORING; , High. Low.' Av.
1x4 No. 2 g..... $52.00 $47.50 $49.00
lt K. 2 sod bet eg 88.00 37.00
FIS ISU: . .'
18,10 88.00 .... .....
CEILING:
x4 No. 2 and bet.. 38.00
DROP SIDING: - -Isft
No. 9 and bet. . . 4 3 00
BOARDS A'1 SHIPIAP: '
1x8 10 sl , , 19.50
5 DIMENSIONS: "
2x4 11-14 ........ 18.80
SMALL' TIMBER:
2x4 12-1 ............ 18.50
LATH-. " -
4 ft. No. 1 fir .v.., 6.50
SHLSGUES: ;
33.00 37.00
39.00 41.00
1850 19.50
16.50
17.50
4.40
13,50
A" . . . . . 3 48
3 4 3.4C
Total sake, 25 Bulls. C.6tiJJJ30 feet.
PUNS OUTLIHEO
ni nnrniT
FOR NEXT YEAR
To outline plana for next year's work
the Portland Association " of Retail
Credit Hen Friday eveningr held the
first of a series of monthly dinners at
the Multnomah hotel and made a spe
cial bid for a large attendance. -
C. I Mac Donald, president, an
nounced plans to combine the work
of the association and the. credit re
portingr bureau, to the end that mem
bers of the association would .supply
ledger experience to the reporting: bu
reau, . from whose files it could bo ob
tained by interested members. Plans
for the forthcoming' conference of the
Retail Credit Men to bo -held in Port
land in May- were also touched upon.
W. D. B. Dodson. the general man
ager of the Chamber of Commerce,
principal speaker of the evening; told
the association that while he had heard
many reasons ascribed for Oregon's
apparent failure to go ahead aa rapid
ly as the other states of the Pacific
Coast, he believed that the real rea
son was the lack of good salesmanship
on the part' of the state.
"Oregon is more favorably situated
in regard to natural resources than any
other state on the Pacific Coast," he
said, "but we do not seem to be able
to sell the state and its resources to
the rest of the world. There must be
greater cooperation between the farm
er and the distributor, and in order to
secure this cfoperation we must de
velop the idea of cooperative market
ing associations. Even during the pe
riod of depression which has existed
for the last two years, the farmers of
California, by reason of their cooper
ative marketing associations, have
been able to market their products at
a fair price to the consumer and at
a profit to themselves, and Oregon
must take pattern from her southern
neighbor if she expects to reap the
prosperity that is rightfully hers."
costthstjaxce is asked
M.edford, Nov. 25. Attorneys for de
fendants in the night riding indictment
cases here filed before Judge Calkins
a motion for continuance until the
March term of circuit court. Monday
was set. for hearing arguments.
BUILDING PERMITS
M. Hond. erect stores, 2 so Lombard st.
between Atlantic and Wuffaio; builder, W. ii.
Collins: $3500.
James M. Hart, erect residence, 82 Terry
st, between Mississippi and Minnesota.; builder,
1'enner Manufacturing Co.; $3200.
Kobort Haunab, erect residence, 858' Bryce
ave. between L'tttb. and 28tb sta. ; builder,
Robert Hannah;' S38U.
J. M. Adams, erect residence, 601 K.
14;.h N. between Siskiyou and Klickitat;
builder, George A. Kiggs; $550.
-Y R Myers, erect residence. 1010 Brvoa
i ave. between K. 33d and K. 85ta sta. N. ;
j builder, same; $050.
Kneil company, erect tuung station, S8U
lielniout st. between Union and Urand area.;
builder, same; $2000.
Sirs. Mary Jane Walker, erect residence.
74 7' E. 67th st, between Fremont and
Klickitat sts.; builder, H. H. Harris; $4 500.
Mrs. J. McKenzie, erect residence, 717
Kings court between King and Ht. Clair sts. ;
builder, H. H. Harris; $8000.
Miss J. Sullivan, erect residence. Kair
mount boulevard between near Valley View;
builder, H. H. Harris; S310O.
B. M. k)l. erect star, 048 Williams ave.
between Morris and Monroe; builder, Tracer
Moore: $1500;
Drexel Land ' Co., erect rentdenoe. 1072
Bryce ave. beteween 85th and SB to. ate.;
builder, J. B. Harrington; $1600.
First Congregational ehurch, erect residence,
59ao Powell Valley between BKtb and 60tb
sts.; builder, V. Ouy Wakefield: SSOOO.
Krneet Miller Jr., erect Bsidence, 1200
Kirby between Ainswortb and PorUand boule
vani; builder, same; $3500.
Katherine A. . Martin, erect residence, 291
E. 35th st. between Hawthorne and 11. Market
sta. : builder, Fenney Manufacturing Co. ;
$4000. , ,
Hans Wagner, repair garage and aalea room.
Alder st between 14th and 15th sts.; builder,
Hurley-Mason Co.; $07OO.
Chandler Construction Co., erect reatdeaca,
740 E. 39th st. N. between Klickitat and
Fremont sta.; builder, same; $4250.
William Htrabhsan, erect residence. 1381 E.
18th st . between Bybee and CSayboarae
aves.; builder ii. Koriann; S3SOO.
Cascade China Co., erect pottery plant, 356
Wlnchell st between Vancouver end Williams
ares.; builder, same; $8000.
team; Holm, erect res ids nee. 594- 18th st
between Knott and titan ton; builder, John it.
Larson; S5S00.
Standard Constructiaa Cot., erect Meidenoe,
3 aao Concord between OeMm and PorUand
boulevard: builder, same; 3000.
Standard Construction Co., erect residence,
1391 UreeDwieh between Portland boulevard
and Dekum ave.; bulider, tame; $3000.
Washington Masonic Building association,
erect lodge. B. 8th, st between Burnswie and
Ankeny so. ; builders, MobertaoB, Hey 4c
Wallace; $60,000.
U. J. e!aon. erect residence, 3304 83d
it between 83d and 34th area; builder,
L. A. La Joie; $1300.
J. P. WedeL erect resldmra. 781 80th st
N. EX beteween Beecb and Fremont Sta,;
builder, S. V. Lonner; $2500.
Mrs. 1ucy Meier, erect residence, 1542
K. ttth st N. K. corner Holland St.; builder,
Walter K. Kelly; SK500.
Ldnin Clark, erect residence. 1274 K.
Slst st K. between Ains worth and Holsan;
builder, same; $1600.
Mrs. Hough Helton, erect reaidf-nce, 625
E. 1'Oth ft N. between Urate and Knott
sts.: builder. 8. gynnea; S05OO.
It. B. Carey, erect residence, 210 Kilpa trick
between: Delaware and Barrage sta.; builder,
aame;-$1200.
KM Howbeer, erect residence, 1178 Tibbetts
st between G. 80th and J. 41st sta.; builder,
T. V. ' Feehley; 3150O. s
N. Sable, repair garage, 1383 Hawthorne
ave. between 43d and 4tith its.; builder,
H. B. Doberty; 31UB0.
K. K. AlcUiDB, erect Stores, 221 K. 23d
t X. between IjOVSIOT and Marshall sts. ;
builders. W. C. Arthur & (tons; $14,000.
Xljtal statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Kenneth C Goodall, 27. 3 K. 2th at. N
and Mary V. H rimes. 23, $21 Marshall street
Charles L, FaJk, legal. Halsey, Or., and
Elisabeth Kaster, legal. Portland.
Robert M. Bovey, 28. 1630 Rodney avenue,
and Louse L. LiUlejobna, 22, 1530 Kodney
avenue.
Clarence H. Horp. 21. 1741 K. 10th street,
and Muriel A Linnett. 18. 1791 17th street
Edwin J. Squire, 23, Ventura. CaL. and
Winifred Goodrich, 27. 333 K. 47th street.
WEDDING
AND ViSITUiQ
CARP ENURAVXRg
TV. O. SMITH CO.. $11 Morgan Bids.
BIRTHS
K RE Hi EH To Mr. and Mrs. K R K reiser.
3810 67th it. S. E., Nov. 18, a daughter.
BATEMAK T Mr. and Mrs. H. a Bat
man. 1241 Minnesota, Sov. 21. a daughter.
SHIELDS To Mr. and lira. 3. E. Shields.
927 North Central, Ifo. 14, a son.
. VAN LOAN To Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Taa
Loan.. 1050 V Hawthorne. Nov. 13, daughter.
OSBORNK To Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Os
borne, 708 . Flanders, Nov. 19, S daughter.
CRIBBS To Mr, and- Mrs. S. T. Cribba,
187S Willow, .Not. 13. a son.
PALt VBO To Mr. and Mrs. P. Pahusfae.
859 Division. Nov. 11. a, daughter. -
KANATANI To Mr. and Mrs. K. Jksns
tani. 204 WilHams. Nov. 12. a son.
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. H. Kalsoo.
Stella, WaaK. Nov. 81. a son.
8T. JOHN To Mr. sad Mrs. Vim. B. St.
John. Oak Print. Waah.. Nev. IS. a, aoa.
PEAlfKS
CANNON Abbs. Cannon. 1154 Verwon,
Nov. 24- $3 years; senility.
DTGERT Albert Pygert. Portland Burgicsl
hospital.: Nav. 21, 67 jears; intestinal obstruc
tion. - : .-L "
AIKIN- C S. Alkin. St Tincenta tespltaT.
Nov. 28, 34 year; fracture ef skull. .
SMITH Re ha M. Wikxrr Smttb, Eye, Ear.
Noa and Throat Kaepital. Nev. 23. ?U ywsrs;
mastoiditis. '
FUNK Marie Funk, Good Samaritan bee
Iritai. Nov. 2237 years; intestinal paresis,
LIS GeorEe Vf. Olds, Gnod Samaritaa
hasiutak. Not. 21, 63 yeajn; pulmonary oedema.
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DIVORCES FILED
ENGLLHAltT Georgians against George .
Englehart. - ; - v. -. .-
CONDON IGanis IV against Prank X
Condon- '
B HA DFOBXV JoJra H. sgaiast EJds M.
Bradlord.
HAMlLtONElhel against Mesa Eamil
too. WOODS Oora again Jaok B. Weeds,
ANDERSON Anna acsiBot bslr Andor-
BCBGBSS Henry G. against Qoaes Baz-
KSW TOD AT
CO
FLUFF RUGS
afses Iroin your eia wem-oot
Hare ball ta price of new ruga. :
Bend, your rags sad woolen elotha,
MaU Orders. Send for Booklet.
12 Ruse Steam Cleaned 31.89 -
NOB7HWU7 UQ CO,
Cast IHt 1U Cart tth at.
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned until
the hoar ot 2 o'clock s. nr.. the 6th day
of December. 1922. ana immediately there
after pnblicly opened by the board of di
rectors of Central Oregon irrigation district
st the office of said board in the city of
Redmond. Or., for an issue of bonds of
said district in the sum of $180,000, dated
January 1, 1922, numbered 1 to 8SO in
, elusive, and maturing aerially in numerical
order as follows;
8 7,000 on January 1. 192T.
$ 8,000 on January 1. 1929.
$ 9,000 ea January 1, 1931.
$10,000 on January 1. 1933.
$11,000 an January 1, 1935.
$12,600 ea January 1. 1ST.
$14,000 oa January 1. 1939.,
$16,000 on January 1, 1941.
$ 7.500 on January 1, 1928.
$ 8,500 on January 1. 1930.
S 9.50O oa January 1, 1932.
$10,500 on January 1. 1934.
$12,000 on January 1. 1938.
t 13,000 oa January 1. 1938.
15.000 on January 1. 1940.
$13,500 on January 1. 1942.
aid bonds to bear interest at the rats
of 3 per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on the first daya of January and
July, principal and interest payable at the
office of the county treasurer of Deeeautea
county. Oregon, or at the fiscal agency of
too state ot Oregon In New York city.
All bids mast be acctsnpanled by a
sortified cheek tor 110,000 and mttat be
unconditional.
The board resonas the right to reject
aay and all bide. 3. O, McGuffie,
Secretary, Redmond, Or.
HAVE purchased stock and fixtures at 63 i
Alberta st. Portland. Or., frost L. C Can
non. Noterespansible far billa prim to No
vember 22, 1922. H. A fitaniela.
MEETING NOTICES 102
Masquerade
Bail
Here yon are, our annual
masquerade ball, given by the
live wire council. Anchor
Council No. 740. Security
Benefit association, for ana-
bers, friends and public
Tuesday tnght, November 28th, W. O, W.
nail, 128 11th at. Hand-worked prises for
lady winners. Also other dandy prizes. This
1 the biggest masquerade ball of season;
dandy music; large floor committee, and fun
for an. Be sure and attend. Admia. 35c
NOBLES
THE REGULAR monthly
stated session .of At Kader
Temple will be held Saturday,
November 25, in the Pythian
building. West Park and Ttam
hill streets. Concert by Al
Kader band, 7:80 p. m. Busi
ness session 8 p. m. Enter
tainment following business
session. "Let's all be on hand.
Visiting Nobles welcome. By
order of the illustrious potentate.
HARVEY BKCKWITH. Recorder.
GTJL REAZEE GROTTO
Business meeting, Monday,
November 27, at 8 o'clock,
Pythian temple. Bring 1922
card and fez. Open meeting
at 9 o'clock. In rile Masonic
brethren. Program" and re
freshments. Order,! of mon
arch. HARRY A. McRAE, Bcc'y.
DRILL TEAM of Silver
Leaf Rebecca No. 203 will
give a dance Saturday eve
ning at Killingsworth and
Mississippi avenue at tt o'clock.
OREGON LODGE. NO. 101.
A. P. AND. A. M. Special com
munication this Saturday evening
st 7 p. m. Labor and examina
tion in M. M. degree. By order
ef the Vf. M.
BACHELOR BUTTON CLUB
WiU give a dance every Saturday night
at TV. O. W. temple. 128 11th and Alder.
Good floor, jaaay ssnaic Public invited.
MASQUERADE costumes foe rent at 335 E.
' Clay. Madam Leroy. '
EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty; buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeger Baoe.. 181-133 3tb at
CARDS OF THANKS
I WISH to thank our friends and neighbors
for the cards ot sympathy and beautiful
fLowers sent la my recent bereavement in
the death of my beloved wile, Christina
Ford. S. C. Ford.
DEATH NOTICES
!03
HODGSON In this eity. November 24. Maud,
aged 80 years, wife of Frank A Hodgson
of 415 Tenth street, and sister of Frank ,H.
Wright ot Portland. Mrs. Claud Lswson of
Rockland, Idaho; Mrs. Grace Milligan of
Poeamllo. Idaho; Mrs. E. M. Eller and Mrs.
Clara Eiler ef Hastings. Neb.; J, M. and
Million Wright of Cody. Neb. The re
mains are at Finley's mortuary. Montgomery
at 5th. Notice of funeral here s-f tec
SHORT At tft residence. 574 Spokane ave.,
November 25, Raymond L.. aged 45 years,
beloved husband of Helen F.. father of Dor
thy, Leslie and Richard, son of William P.
Short of this city and brother of Mrs. Edith
C. De Merritt of Reedsport and Mrs. Ethel
Lucns of W hitter. Cel. Friends are in
vited ta view the resaimf at the chapel of
the Portland mortuary, Morrison street at
12th, .west side. Notice of funeral later.
ARMSTRONG In this eity. November 24.
James P., aged 54 years, husband of Jose
phine Armstgeng- ot 624 East 20th street,
and brother ef Willaxd Armtrong of Velle
vue. Fa., and Bertha Bernett of Cincinnati,
Ohio, i The remains are at Finley's mor
tuary,: Montgomery at 5th. Notice ef fu
neral hereafter.
SERICKQ November 23, Theodore, aged 84
years, husband of Lena Sericko of 271
Sheridan street, and father of Rosa, Mary.
Mand and John tiericke of Portland and
Frank Sericko ef Loa Angeles, CaJ. The
remains are at Flnley'a mortuary, Mont
gomery at 6th. Notice of funeral hereafter.
CUNN1NGTON In this city, Nov. 23, Mrs.
Agnes N. Cannington, sged 45 yearn, late
of 1028 E. 28th st N. Bemarns ar at
the residential funeral homo of Downing ee
BenefW. E. 7th .and Multnomah sts, Fd-
nerar announcement later.
AXKTN At 8fc Vincents hosiutal. No. 23. C
B. Aikin, aged 60 years, hnsbaad of Mrs.
Mina ti. Aikm of Granta Pass, Or. Remains
at the residential funeral home of Downing
A Benefiel, E. 7th and Multnomah sts.
Fnneral notice later.
SaTIffman
-In this city. November 24.
1922
William Kanf fman. husband of Har
nett aanff man. - Kemains ar at the chapel
of Edward Holman 4c Son, Third and Sal
mon suiets- Notice of funeral later.
WHEELER In this city, November 24. 1922,
Frederick O. Wheeler. Remains are at the
ebapet of Edward Holmas A Son. Third and
Salmon streets. Notice of fnneral later.
FUNERAL NOTICES 04
JACOBSEN At his lata residence, 1 1 73 E.
Taylor st, Ernest aged 63, years, husband
ef Jessie May Jaeobsen and father of Mrs.
Helen Rosa of Minneapolis, Mina.; Mrs.
James George of Alberta. Canada, and Paul
Jacobean of . this city. Friends are invited
to attend the funeral services to be held at
the chapel of Snook A WhaaldaB. Belmont
at 85th at. -Monday at 2 p. as. intarmont
in Mt. Scott cemetery. ,
TBiSDWEIX In tlua city. November,' S
Joy, aged 19 months, httie daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edrar C TreadweU of 1898 Mor
ns street- The funeral service will be held
: Monday. November 27. at 11 a. m.. at Fin
ley 'a mortuary, Montgomery at Sth. Friends
invited. - Concluding service, Rosa City cem-
- ets ry.
rORTtS Nofember 23. Alary Porter, aged
41 rears, late of 1243 Commercial street
of this eity, beloved wife of A B. Porter.
Fnneral service will bo held Monday, No
vember 27, at 2:80, at tho parlors of the
v Chamber eomjiany, Inc. 248-60 Killings
' worth. Interment. Roae City cemetery.
HAMMERS LEY Funeral services of tho 1st
- Lorina Hammersley will be held Monday,
: Nov, 27. at 2:30 P. at, at tho chapel of
: Miller A Tracer. Interment at Roso City
: eemetery. -
(31
IPS
East Side
Funeral Directors
' .- C. DCNNINO. INO. "
... rTb,"Joi! tho Prtoa,
414 X. Alder fet Fbone East 911.
Edward Hoiman
& Son
THZBO AND RALMON
aim wauT.
Snook & Wheaidon
SCCCESSOB3 TO ,
BgTJfONT AT 36TH, TABOB ISO A
A, D. KEN WORTH' &. k BENOEBSOi
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
3802 92d St. 8. E. Aw- 318-21.
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS
PHONE EAST 07811.
Finley's Mortuary
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH- MAI 41
MeENTES A ETUESja . j
- rn'
- - nto. Bil-ss.
MIDLER A T5E '"dependent funeral .
SSTh . o.:,. ","? . I ana cp.
no aeisv. nawy. Z09L
mi wJV E8TABLI8HMEN
01 WmUms Ava. WALNUT 0230.
Skewes "ilPte
A. R. Zeller Co.So
MONUMENTS
108
rrO SCHUMANN MARBLE WCJaKsl
cenurrr sttTMDBiATJK " J
rtaniiprt a aiate cm - oi i-iw rWjvi
FLORISTS
107
Martin&Fortjes
Company
884 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN 0269.
FINE FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS ARTISTICALLY
ARRANGED
EOT
te&Zlg, 77na
(jHrnttttTtofefw -
311 E. Broadway, Ooraaf
Union East. 771S.
Flowers for All Occasions.
"WE GROW OUR OWN
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's Progressiva Florist."
, Flowers for An Occasions.
Main T21B. T. C. Lnke. Mgr.. 6th and AMeg
SelSwood Greenhouses
Cut Flowers, Designs and Sprays
for All Occasions.
BELL WOOD 1520. 649 Nehalem sva.
IPirir' lU-oM CjEK'1'- main 7379
CttiClfSSOIll charge accounts solicited.
203 JBHOAllW'AI AT TAXLOU
LOST AND FOUND 108
THE following articles were found on the
cars of the Portland Railway. Light nd
Power company, Nov. 23; Paint brush, 3
lunch boxes, 4 purses, fountain pen, 2
suit cased; 1 hand bag, 2 pr. 3 sgl. gloves,
2 books, 6 packages, bdla. tools, suitbox,
2 baskets, beads. 2 earrings, safety razor
blades, school tickets, chauffeur's licence.
Owners may obtain Rame upon proper iden
tification at First and AMer street station.
LOST A BIG, TOCNO AIRE
DALE IXXi. , Wore round leather
i t mi . .loi.iiin i-i j . i-. .
turn. Main 5073.
LOST Brown leather Boston bag, containing
a be una beaded blouse end tie pin and
vanity esse containing $18, other small
articles; lost between E. 89th and Milwau
kee. Call BelL 2 383: reward.
LOST In South Portland. Nov! IT. light.
tan and white male pup. white . forehead
and feet, tan ears, bob tail, 14 inches tail,
5 months old, no collar. $25 for informa
tion or return. Auto. 527-03.
LOST Between 60th and Division and 60th
and Burnaide, billfold, containing three
checks and currency, aaionnting to $78.43.
Finder please return to Madras Hotel and
receive reward.
LOST Mounted white wire wheel; also extra
tire strapped on, somewhere from S9th snd
Hawthorne to 10th snd HoUaday. Call
Et 4519. Reward.
LOST An Eastern Star pin, last Tuesday
evening in the Woodmen hall, on Russell
st., or perhaps in front of the hall. If
found please call Walnut 1675.
FOtTND at Eastern Washington county fair,
Tigard. Or., lady's closed face gold watch.
wme or call K. r. irofltter. -Tigard, Or.
LOST 1 small female Pointer, white and liver
color; lost east of Lents; scar en nose. Tabor
8264. ,
LOST-Man's overcoat, eu Canyon road or
Jefferson st- Call Main 8584.
EDUCATIONAL
200
Hf XOO WANT A GOOD .POSITION
BEAD THIS AD
We have helped hundreds of our gradu
ates to big paying jobs.' We can help you.
too. We teach auto repairing, auto start
ing, lighting and ignition, also battery work.
Specializing in auto electricity. ' The un
trained auto mechanic finds it difficult to
get a position at low pay Adcox gradu
ates are in demand at big pay. The differ
ence is Adcox men are trained specialists.
Full proof of the above is in our new 112
page catalogue. Write for a copy. It's
FREE. Ask for Book 4. or call and in
spect school any day at 10 a. m, or 3 p.
m.. except Saturday.
ADCOX ATJTO & AVIATION SCHOOL
874 Wasco St., cor.. Union are.
Take Woodlawn of Alberts car.
"We Put Business Into You.
Then You Into Business"
A Business College of Distinction
(Formerly Link's Business College)
Tflford Bldg.. 407 Mcrrison. Bdwy. S0P3
ENROLL any Monday for day or night school
All busineea courses, and as soon aa eompa-
tent we will place you in a payinc position.
; . Send' for freo Success catalog. ,
Bnsiaesa College, i
4th, near Morrwon. Phone Main 0590.
COMPTOMETER AND . CALCULATOR
Registrations accepted tliis week for eve
ning claaaa to open Oct. 9. - .. f
MILLER SCHOOI ..-,f : . v
414 Teon Bldg. .
WE TEACH you to know your car. WACGH
SALON of AUTO ATTENTION for men
. and women, 321 Abington blag,. Third st.,
'bet. Va-ii. and Stars. A -.hurt con re that
saves dollars and gives AUTO SENSE. ..Not
a trade school. Nominal fee.
STUDY MASSAGE
Prepares on for samtonum work," phy
. siciaa assistant nurse, or pnvate practice.
Hydrotherapy is also taught. Portland
School of Massage, lac.. 414-15 Stock lx.
LEARN auto work. Quick and easy under new
system. i'lmcUcal training. Low east. Send
- for tree book- Explains everything. Write
Department 42, National Autcmotiv, 811
S. Figueroa, Lo Angeles.
SPANISH LESSON'S
- Senor Edwardo Garcia wishes to saaownce
- that he has faoura open for private instruc
tion in Epaniah to three additional students
- reporting i or 3 times a week. Sell 3065.
MODERN barber college teaches trade in S
.- weeks; tools famished, some pay; pcsitxsa
' - seenred: speciaL rata tliis month. ,-, Write or
call 234 1st st.
UOLER BARBER. COLLEGE wiU teach yoa
. the -trade sn eight weeks; reeeiva some pay
, wb3e leeming; positions eeemred. W o w or
-" vaH for eatalogne. 234 Burnside st.-'
MEN, women, learn barber trade; traces while
learning. Oregon Barber College-,' 233 Mad-
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
l.jliWi:(?Mg!:fIiWW
J?
- ft
200
THE) DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Absiy
bldg- 6PECIAI. ENGLISH CLASS. Any
one who wishes to improro his English- m
ehgiblo. Register now. . E'verrinc ctaaees.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Railway Telegraph Iastit, 434 RaUsy
Exchange bldg. Day and night classes. .
- HELP WANTED MALE 201
'vliOKNaSALSiLiN-' WITh":CAR
:.,;-:.:-' By
frank! u mjgcire.-
Lareest Home-Seller in America.
Here Is Tow Opportunity. . :
ta gat into the real estate busineea and
make bis' - money, associated with a live,
prog renal vc, reliable, established firm, 'Tott
don't need to have experieneo. WE WILL
TEACH YOU THE BUSINESS. COMMI3-
PION3 PAID TOU THE DAT TOUR DEAL
IS CLOSED. All property furnished. Thon
, sands of newcomers are crowding into our
city and they want Homes. Will you be
among those to take advantage of this op
portunity to make big money? Call J. T.
. Knappenbug. with - ' '
FRANK: I M'GCTRE. , '
Abtngtoa Bldg. Bdwy. T171.
Third street between Wash, and Stark.
AGENTS wanted outside of Portland to sell
White Wiurd 'Washing eompoundr' waahes
clothes clean and whito without robbing:
contains no lye or injurious chemicals ; wo-
- men send for it from Colorado, Idaho.
Washington and California: there mask be
- - mmmi umnkb, Mnsfftohmd bv
I Whko, wizard Co., 383 E. Washington st-.
fllkll L & U LI fc U WANTh
ta earn crrigated farm by dairying and seed
potatoes. Cows furnished. Most equip your
self. References required. 727 Portiand
ave.. Bend, Or.
I0UNG maa in garage, general work, some
ear washing, moat have experience. Give
phone and ref. 370 per month. . T-868.
Journal. "
PARTNER wt astabliabed woodase bosisesa:
plenty work; small investment; make Iron
$5 to $10 a day. 305 Bwetland bids.
"WANTED 5 salesmen to sell oil and gas
leasee of merit; a good proposition to lira
wires. 808 Failing bldg, -'
WANTED Men to dig potatoes. Bt. 4. box
1012, Buckley ave. Tabor 1371. -
WANTED 2 finish carpenters. $6. 693
Siskiyou ft- Oregon contract co.
MIST have good bass tar auartet, 202 Til
fowl bldg.
YOFNG man to do stable work. Apply 415
E. 7th st. cor. Grant. -
APARTMENT in exchange for janitor eervice-X-859,
Journal. .
HELP WANTED -fEMALE 204
THE WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE DIVISION,
ciav of PorUand. otters ice eemcea xn au
stutters pertaining to the wslfara
ana
taction of omea and girls; interviews con
fidential. 614 Worcester bldg., 3d and
Oak sta. Phone Broadway 7422.
WANTED Elderly lady, one that, can take
charge of cooking and general housework;
good home, small wages, more for home than
wages. Address 100 State at-. Hood River,
Oregon
WANTED Lady who is intimated with clean-
, ing, pressing, altering. Mr. Humbert, Hotel
" Franklin. '
ANT GIRL in need of a friend, apply to the
Salvation Army Rescue Home, Mayfair and
Alexander sta. Phone Main 3450. D-M ear.
WANTED Elderly lady at once aa house
keeper in country. Write or. call John Sbo
berg. Colton. Or. -
GIKL tor general housework is smsll private
family, pleasant surroundings. Tabor 7800.
PRIVATE comptometer leeaons, 15 years' ex
perience, course $25. East 2087. ,
WOMAN help with housework; good home
more than big wages, 'labor za34.
GIRL for "general housework.
732 East
Broadway. East 1851.
GOOD home, small wages, in exchange fog
assistance with housework. East 3445.
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
205
WANTED, by a large commercial art com
pany, art students and . those who like to
draw to qualify as commercial artists. Ears
while yon learn. K-004. Journal.
WANTED, CREWS AND CREW MANAGERS
for the beat gelling novelty on the market;
liberal commissions; -stste and district ter-
titory open. Phone BeUwoojj 0045
WILL give apt. to married couple without
children for housework service In apt.
house. Must have references. 372 E.
Clay.
WANTED Men or women te sell Fret-Not.
- best washing compound on earth; part or
all time. See Lottie Moore.. 6408 62d
ave. S. E: '
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
PAINTING, paperiianging and tinting; prices
reasonable; work, guaranteed. Shop 1365
Hawthorne ave. Tabor 1722.
XOUNG man Sbriner wants steady employ
ment; pipefitter; will go anywhere. Bow
land hotel, room 03.
ALL ABOUND printer, position city or coun
try; 12 years' experience. Tabor 4704.
742 E. 64th at N.. Portland.
2 YOUNG men want worm in city ; honest and
reliable. Broadway 5286. Ask for Ben
nett CONTRACT to split wood, all winter job pre
ferred. Main 6810. C. K. Bryant, 210
1st St.
2 MEN want job cutting cordwood, or labor
of any kind. Joe Moyer, Oregon ian hotel.
41 N. 3d st. city.
CASHIER, bookkeeper several yean' experi
, ence; city references; can furnish bond.
Cole, 685 E. Bumside.
MIDDLE-AGED man, does expert paperhang
ing, kalsominlng, cleaning, carpenter repair.
Your own price. Aut 511-63.
WANTED Position In wholesale grocery
house aa clerk, or on the floor trucking or
' handling groceries. phone Tabor 5673.
ALL-ROUND butcher and maatcutter wants
work ; will' work for nothing. A. A Snider,
ex-service man, 871 N. 16th st.
PAINTING, c&lHomimng. pgperhanging. all
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Ant.
624-28.
BX middle aged man, with family; position as
night watchman or place of trust; needs
work badly. Q-247. Journal.
EXPERIENCED carpenter would like to build
homes for owners or architect; best of ref
erences. Z-466, Journal.
MAN wants fire furnace or exchange work
for room. Phone Broadway 0306.
STOVES and furnaces j repaired; hot water
beaters installed. Eat SO 3
WAN TED La tiling. Call sveninga between 0
and 8. East 02O7.
IF YOUR roof leaks, call Roberta, East 3487.
nouiR pamieu sua -repairea.
PAINTING.- TINTING. ENAMELING "bt"a
um wnn t'nwu sit tu.' a ttt oh j
UOAVATINO. grading, general teaaa work, by
j a- v.1n. m m .
iM$ n stjm va a iaun a v a i. .
SHRUBBERY planting, pruning, lawn work.
by experts. Phone Main 5521. .
FOR grading, excavating or general team vorh
by expenerjeed pen, call Tabor 8068.
ROOMS' "tinted, $2 and. $3. good Owork and
eatiafaetion. Broadway 8098.
PAPERHANGiNG. painjug, tinting; all work
guaranteed: prices reasonable East 8127.
CF.MF.N T foundation, bouses raised, cement
work of all kinds reasonable. Atwater 3365.
CAUPENTeR contractor (o build your home
or repasr old one. auio.
PAINTING and tinting done cheap, in winter.
ana papering.- asl osjo.
GRADING, Raising and moving bouses, Con
. exete-work. Wslnut 6804
TEAMING, plowing, excavating, etc. Phone
- East 0210. 240 East Sth sfc ---
GRADING, excavating, tram work of all kinds.
Tabor 2212. 899 E. 74th st. "
A-l ACCOCNTANT-STENOG. aeeds position.
Phone Tabor 1080. 278 E. Vlat st. N.
PAINTING. . paperbanging and tinting; prices
reaaunable Call Ante. 61T-4B,
HARDWOOD FLOORS by contract oe day.
ffeierences. jaam eaoe. j ;
W. E, WALKER, general contractor aodTobT
... ber. East 8656. .
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or eoatract.
Beierences. 1496 Rodney ave. Wsl. 6632.
EXCAVATING, ba.sement digging; team work
of aa kinds. Garfield 2393.
CONCRETE pounnx. two H -sack mixera
Work guaranteed. - Tibor 0552. -
-i.tMitiNU done very xeewnaoae by tee eoiu
:.er- by the yob. East 9888.
PAPER HANGING. ; rAlSTiNtii TINTiNt.
REPAIR WORK KI.LWOOP 3VO0
JPAPERHANGER. practical, reasonable ftrieea.
Beanetl, n wmana w ennui v;,
CEMENT WOR&, guaraaieed. ait iuiMa, Kar7
- Hatte as ta. wuvco- mis, - - -CARPENTER,
contractor; estimates eo sew
and repair works Tabor 6173.
CEMENT work of all kinds. Garages. I have
. mixer. Can iiwr oajg.
BASEMENTS, grading, teaming; contract eg
day work. Anfc 622-33, Atwatey 8837.
saining; TINTING. LL BRANCHE'
kaaatixam-a. tsit niius., WiU 3326
B.OOFS REPAIRED. $1 ap; . Wahiagilni:
Autowatie 643-10. :-'
CUT-RATS FAINTA
Walnut 6olS.
CARPENTER aeeda work,. Walnut 1662.
EDUCATIONAL
SITUATIONS WANTED 4.1ALE 2S1
BOiaKEEPER sua wort anyUiing ia T alert
al baa; expemaeed . in doable - entry,
. voucher - eystaaa, eost work - aad general
' ledger; references; wages according to dee
of work. T-9 4 1 .Journal - '
HOUSE wmixa
: Let roe give you aa estimate on your wtr
? ing before letting your ooeitrtot. lAoenesd
eiectricisR. Walnnt 6691. - .
CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR ; building, repair
ing estimates.. C J. . Smith, 94 X. 3d.
- Bdwy. 1973.
WIRING. Let na figure your electrical work.
New or eld boaaea. Walnut 2114. Evening
Walnnt 6005. - " ' ' - '- -
PLUMBING, REPAIRING AND' NEW WORSt
CHIMNEYS and furnaces cleaned and re
paired. H. J. Emmert. 330 Oregon. E. 9711.
-.'. . SHINGLES . .
BethtagHng done by contract patching
abo nealiy done. Tsboe 4035.
CARPENTER - Estimatea gitea on repair
work; roofs repaired ana garages built.
Shop 1867 Hawthorne. - Tabor 1260.
SrrUATIONS--lTiALE 254
HAVE bad 6 yea ' expenence ' running hoteil
- want management or h. k, of small placa.
to work tor your intereit. East
Mrs, Evans.
j441H E
' Belmont st
REFINED widow. . 85, desires hoasekeepinc
poeition for one of two gentlemen. 93 E
68th st, N. Tabor 6T76,
DO TOU WANT TOUR HOUSE PUT IN
1 ORDER FOR THE HOLIDAYS I MRS.
HOLTON. MAIN 6438. '-':'"--
LADY ; wants house Cleaning, washing, other
work; gooM; guaranteed. Walnnt 6805.'
LACE CURTAINS HAND LAUNDERED, 12
TEARS' EXPERIENCE. EAST 6169. 4
YOUNG girl w idles housework. Oregon City,
Rt. 2. box 65. Care I. C. Neighby.
GIHL 17 desires work ia office. Bennett.
770 Williams ave. Walnut 0209.
DRESSMAKING
25ft
HEMSTITCHING any colon 6c, ttuv 493
Raleigh bldg.. 827 Wash. Bdwy. f4.
HEMSTITCHING Special lunch cloth
straight 6e per yard. 1006 BdwyMg.
PLAIN sewing wanted.' 706 Gliaaa. At
water 8935.
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing. 600
Woodward ave. Phone Sell. 4101.
STRAIGHT hemstitching. 6c per yard. 209
Atisky bldg.. cattycomcf Roberta Bros.
LADIES' dresses, $4 up. 601 Buchanan bldg:.
Between 4th and Sth on Wash. Bdwy. Q-37S.
DRESSMAKING and plain sewing. 284 B.
hirst st. N. East 1500.
REPAIRING and relirung furs and eoata, ' rea
sonable. 480 13lh St. Ant. 532-69.
HEMSTITCHING, wnite, do per yard atraight.
Button A Plaiting Whop. 609 Bcyal bjda.
NURSES
257
WILL care for invalid in my own home; large
warm pleasant room: west sides physician's
references. 853 Halt Atwater 8400.
PRACTICAL nurse wishes nursing or light
, housework by day. Phone, evenings. Tabor
7583 ' - -
EXPERIENCED nurse, by day. aome bouse
work, reasonable. Wslnut 6605.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
CLOSE TN, not more than 5 minutes walk
to heart of businesa district; single, double
room or apartment, beautifully furnished,
home-like surroundings, No better values
-anywhere. When yoa see these rooms your
living problem is solved, A special proposi
tion for three or four young men. 61 N.
18th St., cor. Davis. Phone Bdwy. 8351.
Men, Attentionl
The best medlnia priced hotel to the
city, 5-story brick, rooms 85e and 50e pa
day. $2 and $2.50 per week.
HARRISOJT HOTEL.
304 Front St., Cor. Harrison.'
CALL AT Y. M. C A, to saw free list ot mod
erste priced rooms for young men In all
parts of city, including rooms at T. M. O. A,
with plums in each room, shower bathe and
club facilities.
HOTEL BRISTOL. 16 12th .. eor. SUrk.
New management: modern: private baths,
free phone, reascnable rates. $3 and up;
hot and cold water, steam heat.
THOROUGHLY clean single rooms, day or
week; hot and cold water, steam beat.
Chamberlain hotel. 892 E. Stark.
LARGE, sunny front room, nicely furnished,
?rivata family, for 1 or 2; walking distance,
45 Everett. Main 9485.
SOc DAY, $2.50 week np, large, absolutely
dean rooms; hatha free, water always hot.
Hotel Cadillac 3d st., near Jefferson.
BC SUM ARK hotel. Washington street, comer
17th; clean modern rooms, 6S-5Q weak up.
FURNISHED room for rent, $7.50 per aia7
Mrs. S. A Smith, 6724 46th ave. 8. S.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY 301
LOVELY SLEEPING ROOM FOB TWO,
REASONABLE. MAIN 2760. 742
LOVEJOY.
$12 MO.. HOME PRIVILEGES
Comfortable room, walking distance.
tlemen. Call forenoons. 602 Market St.,
near iia.
ONLY $12 per mo., newly tinted, well furn.,
big sunny front room, with alcove, bath,
. lovely bungalow borne, close in, east aids.
3 carl in es. Aut. 323-10.
FRONT room with aleeping alcove; also
large room suitable for 2; everything fur
nished. Uentlemen preferred. 722 V K.
Main. -
NOB HILL Very large corner room, ivory fur
niture, fireplace, private bath, dressing roora
with 3 elroets; also nice light, airy Hi floor
room. 84 N. 2 1st eor. Everett.'
FOR RENT Beautifully furnished loom in
privste home, downstairs, furnace heat;
references required. 836 E. 48th, Tabor
3161.
$1 2 , NICELY furnished, warm, front room in
modern home. 1 block from WA A BW
ears Walking distance. 800 Hancock. E.
9408.
NOB HILlr Very desirable second dour front
room, furnace heat, use of phone, walking
distance; gentlemen only. 668 iioyt at.,
cor. N. 17th st. -
ONE of the most desirable rooms in the
city tor 1 or 2 gentlemen; every modern
convenience.' West Side; close in. Main
4640. .
NICELY furnished room, suitable for 1 of 2
gentlemen employed: near Rose City Park
carline, CaU Tabor 6746.
LARGE, flue room in refined private home,
modern convenience, for 1 or 2 employed;
walking distance. 209 Grand ave. N.
FURNISHED rooms to let in a private family;
light, beat and phone and full privileges to
the living room. 646 6th st.
ROOM for rent in new west aide bungalow,
beautifully furnished, 920.; Call Atwater
3089.
ONE large nicely tami&aed treat room, rea
sonable sent for 2 working people. Call
after 5:80 p. m. 66 j Broadway,
CLEAN and comfortable room in nice home;
walking distance; single, 44 peg week; $
for two. Bdwy. 1592.
A GOOD room in good house, private ea trance.
Irvington. - A refined gentleman. Auto.
822-10.
LARGE toon, handsomely furnished, suitable
for 8 young men. Private home. 71 Trio-
ity Place. ' -
FOR RENT Nicely famished sleeping rooms
t7 per month. 4824 65th at. & E- Aut.
14-25.
CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms, home
' privileges; easy walking distance, 474 Mar-
set sr. eor. lew.
attractive corner room, all mod
ern, Lome comforts, very clean, west side.
i;tM h irvmg; reiereneew. jsrwater lvis,
LARGE front room, first floor; S blksl from
v. Morrison st, facing park; reasonable, 223
wei a-ara.
LARGE, plesaant room with dressing roemT
; beat, hot and cold water, light. Close, in.
24Q Ev 16th St. eEaat 0472. - -'
FINE suite of furnished rooms for two, also
one single, close in., ,421 Harrison, near
$11 MONTH Neat, clean furnishehd front
room, walking distance. 411 E. Pine, near
Grand are. . --y.-f . ,
STEAM-HEATED clean room in nice home,
lots of hot "water, easy walking distance.
215 14th st.
LOVELY furnished room, - walkmav distance;
no other roomers. Phone Bdwy. 3 893.
FpR KENT Nice lacge" warm. fumiail
room. z xatn sc. wast was.
ATTRACTIVE double sleeping room, heated.
711 Johnson st. Main 4997.
LARGE well furnished front bedroom, gentle.
man preterreq. us mnmey. stain IS 88.
CLEAN, warm room fog , eentleman; O.
. , . v mm eaea
yreierc4. .- ,
FOR RENT Cosy utile room with sleeping
porch, 65 N. 22d. Main 6086.
LARGE, heated sleeping rooms; garage. 463
: West Park. ; - - -- -' - --. - " -. -
NICELY furnished, clean sleeping rooms. bstE
heat. $2 per week. 400 N. 23d at.
LARGE room in private famUy. 143 E. 16ti
8., near E. Morrison. Eat 828ft.
TWO neatly furnished sleeping rooms. 1 with
sleeping porch, reasonable. 505 Montgomery.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY 301
WELL FURN.. WELL HEATED, LATCE
MODERN ROOMS. 837 fTS. ATWAltU
$784. ;. . r - .
FIRST - CLASS room, batn, phone, furusoe ;
oreekfaat if desired; Use of living room with
- fireplace; rkae in; gentlemen;, see to ap-
'"'. ' iioor vi is,
CLOSE IN, for 2, very desirable warm ro;ui
, with connecting bath; twin beds: breakfast
,. ffTd; reasonable rates. 469 ClkJ. ALaia
2228. . ... . .
NICELY furnished. sleeping room suiUhls for
a cenUemas; odem,-428 Mill. . "
ItW RLNT Boom in ijuiet huuie, modem
convenience, privilege of a good private
library. Price $15. lSS JEaat lith street
south. East 2973. ; . -
NICELY furnished, drsn. aary sleeping rooms:
everything ia new; hot Water, furnace heat.
Ohona- tlMth tin., .trtt.
50 Vs No, g3d st. , -NICE
sleeping room, heaV liht, bath aud
.. phone, home privileges, $3.60 per k..
. breakfast if desired, gentiemen praferred.
Willamette heights. Main 6598.
STEAM-HEATED, beautifully furnished room
eith dressing room and running water;
large clothes closet, pleasant view; easy
walking distance 213 14th st .
- Close In, - elegant overstuffed mahogany
furniture, everything new, 00 ether room
ers. Very reasonable. 890 Broadway.
SEE THIS TODAY
HEAT. CLOSE IN. WALKING DISTANCE.
CHEAP. CALL EAST 2604.
ROOM AND BOARD 302
- Nortonia Hotel
smavir oik vrassxuigioa.- mwr, liny,
Portland a higb-claea downtown .residen
tial hotel- We give yon the comforts ef
- tint,, Aeariee& mrA rumnug nhis. if. i a
reasonable.
EXCLUSIVE residential hotel; rates $45 te
360. 794 Loveioy. Main 8619.
ROOMS AND BOARD
PRIVATE FAMILY 303
MOTHERS who : work or ahop can save car
- fare and have your children cared for by
the hour. day. week or month... by experi
enced nurse and mother; close to' achoot,
'-825 Fourth at. ''- 4-. . -:
HOME for young men employed; home sock
ing, home privileges; rates reasonable; close
In; -prices reasonable. 283 14th at. eor.
eiie
TCXrTCT-TJr.NT mm anA tinard with home rvrtv-
I. BIW1Q1U IIVIU. lUI-. M,VW V . .1,1,
and wife. Tabor 2638. - - - - -
GOOD HOME; AND MOTHER'S CARE IN
CLEAN. MODERN HOME FOB 1 CHILD.
CALL TABOR 9137.
CHILDREN to board, beautiful country home
near school, close in, 814 ; monthly. For
particulars, write Peaceful Acres 1 arm, lw
1. Box I24-A. Hillsboro.
BEST OF ROOM AND BOARD FOB TWO
YOUNG MEN OB MAN AND WIFE,
WALKING DISTANCE. . CLOSE IN.
CHEAP. EAST 9218.
GOOD ROOM AND BOARD
In nice home, dose in, cheap; lanrs
double room, suitable for 1 oc 2. 874 E,
Taylor. Call East 8044.
MODERN outside room, suitable lor 2, with
or without bed davenport, large closet; radio
installed in room ; 3 home-cooked meela a
day, $85 ma. ; west ski a. Ant. 519-36.
BOOM and board, furnace heat and use of
pool table and phone., 214 Graham ave.
-none iast list.
t VERY nice room tor 2 gentlemen or mar
ried couple; furnace heat; bath on same
floor: home Cooking; $28 mo. East 9978.
Broadway and 1-J cars.
WONDERFUL view, Willamette Heights, large
warm front room with porch; home priv
ileges: 2 aneals; $45 per ma for 1 or $75
for 2. Atwater Q746.
BOOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATBJ FAMILY.
872 ROSS ST. CALL. EAST 2500...
NICELY furnished, good, warm rooms and
board in lovely homo; all home privilegee.
. two in room $25, single rooms $30. : bell-
wood 8986.. 610 Grand ave, south. '
ROOM and board for: -2 ..-employed; also
. one single, . in lovely home; reasonable.
C. 8. preferred. Close in west aide. Mam
- 6953. . -:"""'.'- ' 7 . - -
WIDOW and daughter, -who haw a modern
refined home, would like to give room and
board -to young married couple or 2 buai-
isoies. labor 1939.
ROOM aad board, home privflegea. hot and
cold water, nice comfortable rooms. Call
Tabor 8181.
WILL give mother's training to two boys 12
. and 13 years of age in Christian home. $18
per mo. 883 ' Overlook bird. Mississippi
car, transfer west R. S.
NICE roonia with board, does ia, home privi
- leges. Reasonable rent. ISA Shaver St., 2
i i , ; - . '
IKU iivib cr.
NICE large room, first floor, bath adj oining,
to lady employed. Good meals and aw of
piano with borne privileges. Walnut 6607.
WEIX-FURNISHED front roora inlrving
tea home, breakfast if- desired: gentlemen
only. 774 Clackamas St.. Eaatc3864.
NICE sunny front room with or without board:
also nice attio room, very reasunable, . . East
Broadway. East 4948.
WANTED To tabs cars of 2 or 3 children, in
my own home; give all my time; best refer.
ence. Phone Tabor 6613.
SLEEPING room with breekfaat, 1 2 mio
. Tites" walk. Girls oc women piwferred. Main
2202; .
$UNG maa to room and board, small con.
genial family of young people; piano: close
in, 33 week. Main 0698. , -
BABY wanted by lady ot experience and one
who loves children. Best of care, city
reference. Aut. 821-42..
BOOM AND BOARD in private family for 1
or 2 girls; close to Broadway bridge. Call
Esst 5500. '
NICELY furnished room with all borne priv
ileges, wrcn or witnout eoara, syo over- .
ton. Atwater 41 68. --'''-' - : - : , - - "
RLIABLBlady will board and care for in
valid or elderly lady; furnace heat, sfrictly-
mod, home. Tabor S388.225 E.63th N,
GOOD room and board for 2; also dinner, 50c";
. Sunday chicken dinner, 75c Call . Bdwy. .
8159. ' '- . -'-..-'. '-" - .
LARGE front room: twin beds; 2 closets:
good borne cooking; suitable for j or. 2
Win mtA 1 f 1 i . m m f vli vwi 1. Atftt
WANTED 2 refined young men to room end
-' board in private home. Main 6637. - 792
Marshall St.
BOOM with or without board. 699 Prescott
' at., near 15th. i
HOME for 8 young men employed; only those
'appreciating a real home need apply. Phone
Broadway 2333.'
WILL give mother'a care " to child und-.r
school sge. $2$ oontfa, Mrs. B., 6616
8. t:. bhUi st.
BABT or small child to care lot in my
home, 701 E. 8th.
BOARD and room.- private home, reasonable,
lose te Multnomah club. Main 6-63.
BOOM and board. 653 E. Couth at. phone
East 8099.
HOUSEICEEPrNn ROOMS
FURNISHED , 304
$5 - WEEK 2-rocn : eoospieteiy; furnished
housekeeping suites: every convenience: large,
light, sunny, absolutely clean rooms; bay win
dows, gas ranges, etc ; right downtown ; saVb
carfare. Hotel Cadillac. 3d. near Jefferson.
SINGLE housekeeping or sleeping rooms, $5
and, $10 per month. .Clean, coxy 2 and 3
' room suites'. $10 to $18. Large lobby, wen
ncateq. tia ivm n. . '- - -
fiCNNXCRksf Sewly iB.". aleam heat, 111".
'.stngia b. k. ra.i 2 A k. rm.,' 626;
rms., prlT, bath, 2fc50. At. 8748. 188
-: - Sherman. - " - . - ' (
BEAUTIFUL' 1 and 2-room suite, new. ivory
- J - . 1. . . . nM t.b in.
home; r-asonabie price; . Dreaaiass boos;
' medera. 323 I8ih st. ,
CLOSE-IN ' single and double II, L rooms.
12.0V wees ay.;, is v
eide and 6th.
YOU can get 1 or. jl xl rooms, ctoaat arri
- reasonable, with good eooTcnieacea, at 495
Davis. ""-- " "r v"-r :. -
BEACTIFCL h. k. rooms, -ait -new furniture,
l-addins. nus. hangings, and saint: furnace:
Waiamg Oltn.; g yenw ti J gwcrCTg-y.
it FRONT retxns for light bousekeepicg, $23.30
per month. 660 GllsaB- St.
i R- J. McGhire. 543 Union. , f'Mt S40T.
TWO fumlshed-H. K. rooms (14 a, month.'
427 Montgomery, near 1 1th st.
4 BOOMS furnished, light, beet and garage;
Adults. 124 E. 15th.
3-ROO-l aiit., $18 per month; nose better in
town. Sill Overton.
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