SATURDAY, DECEriEi;?. 2, 1C22.
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Lausanne, Dee. 2. -Foreign ConiBiia
wr TchitcheHn with It secretaries and
technical aides arrtTed Id Uum
Friday nljrht to aid M- Rakorakr and
M. Vorovakr In presenting the Russian
.case to the conference. Extraordinary
precaution -were taken at the station
'by. tha. police. 'y'''- ?.:--- '-tfr'' '
.'. It ..is reported that M. Tchltcherln
brings a complete plan for the regime
of the Dardanelles and the Bosporus
to "be presented -when the discussion of
this subject is resumed on Monday.
: The Russians are. reported to favor
either . Turkish sovereignity with the
' exclusion of warships or -demtutaria
Oon.under worid controL Theyr feel
that the Bosporus exit of the straits
could be blocked by minefields la ease
an enemy fleet attempted to dominate
.the Black sea. The, British have not,
made known their plans, but Che state
ment is -mad that they would oppose
regulation permitting; warships to pass
singly only.
TURKS BEADT
Tht Turks seem to be ready to adopt
' complete demilitarisation and accept
control. They contend that their armies
could hold Constantinople and that
modern fortifications could be built on
short notice, with submarines and
; mines barring; the" passage of war
i: ships.
; "It will be necessary to ask the
; United States! despite the percent Ira
; migration: law. to accept Greek refu-
sees if the Greeks are forced to leave
Constantinople, for Greece cannot find
.' room for them, said deutherios Venl-
i zelos in the course of a discussion at
. the conference concerning the exchange
of Greek and Turk prisoners of war
rand civilian populations,
v. Since the Turks left Turkestan, tra
.versed Asia Minor and invaded Europe
, there has not been another such migra
tion of peoples as will occur if the
movement now under way and contera-
MA3TT. UryOliYED
. Two , million Greeks and Turks are
- involved, according to figures given
out by Lord Curson and Frldtjof Narv
sen and not. denied by the-Turks.
The i British foreign secretary urged
the necessity of quick action to permit
: sowing for the spring crops and pre
vent the catastrophe which is sure to
. result if the refugees are left to their
"fate. The J only objection the Turks
had to the proposal was the recogni
tion of the League of Nations as rep
resented by Dr. Nansen. Lord Curson
said the point was trivial and a sub-
commission was formed to, find a way
to effect the exchange.
The Turks refused to enter Into an
, immediate question of the exchange of
. populations, probably realising the fu
tility of the scheme and, the harm that
would result from depopulation.
MA5T KILLED J
According to figures cited in the dis-
i cussion, 1,800,000 Greeks in Asia Minor
.have been killed or deported, or have
died or fled since 1911, leaving a Greek
' population in Asia Minor of about 600,
v 000, in addition - to the men prisoners
f departed to other parts of Asia Minor
- , , " . 1,11
v maa nciu ju wr savnga, lorn nun
rired thousand Greeks have fled from
Eastern Thrace, leaving aa empty zocte,
-' .There are nearly 600,000 Moslems in
. Greece and on the islands, including
114,000 In Western- Thrace. Venisetos
wishes to leave them there On condition
t.hat the Greeks -in. Constantinople, are
not deported. It is planned to exchange
alt the other Greeks for Turks by com
pulsion. -
JLA C8A1T5B "coSlFHjKEJTCK MAT
. AWOIM i'OB SIX WEEKS
Lausanne, Deo. J. rU. ; PI) The
Lausanne conference,' deadlocked on
the questions of the straits, the Mosul
oil concessions and European frontiers,
today considered a six weeks' recess
! beginning December 15,
: The adjournment would permit Israet
Pasha, Turkish leader, to consult with
the Angora government on those Con
: troversies and other disputed points,
,- Tho conference, under the plan, would
be resumed at the close of the Brussels
'meeting.' ;
their three children after having dis
posed of their horn in that city. -.
"My husband is not erasy and I'll
stick to hint to the end," declared Mrs.
Tiernaa.
Tie man disappeared this morning.
SENATOR
BORAH
IS
CHHI1B7BL0C
(Oeatissad l"rm race On) '
ing." He said it was "an advance
movement for constructive, practical.
aggressive legialaUve action, although
it was not proposed to attempt the im
possible or accomplish everything at
one stroke - ' ; ::HLW
He warned that the members must
proceed v "carefully and " cautions ly"
after making a most thoroughgoing in
vestigation of the vital economic and
other Important problems for which
a prmcticat solution must be sought.
The first of the newly elected pro
gressive senators to be called upon by
Let Koiletle to address ' the meeting
was Lynn jr. Frazler of North Da
kota.: who drew a ; graphic picture of
what he described as "the deplorable
distress" of the farmers of the North
west, whose crops, he said, were going
to rot and ' ruin . because of excessive
freight rates and inadequate trans
portation. - . ,c-
KESOliTTIOK ADOPTED
X resolution was adopted to the ef
fect that - those - affected should act
and speak only under the express un
derstanding that thejr were engaged
in a movement that was non-partisan
la purpose. "
As the resolution oririnally read, the
term "non-poBttaar" was used, but this
was eliminated ; and "non-partisan"
substituted for it at the suggestion of
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor.
"There is no action that this or any
other conference could take with re
gard to the Important subjects before
us which would not be political,? said
Gompers. The meeting unanimously
agreed with him.
The-progressives representing both
parties, most of them members of this
congress, or elected to ( the next,
agreed; ' A'--.'.
1. To meet once a week to cooperate
in furtherance of 'progressive policies.
Z. To drive "special privilege" out
of control of the government.
3. To; appoint special committees to
draft legislation dealing with: A-rrt
culture, labor, railroads, shipping, nat
ural resources, credit, taxation.
4. To advocate amendments to the
United States constitution abolishing
tne electoral college and earlier meet
ings of the newly elected congress.
FAVOR DIRECT PRIMARIES
6. To institute state campaigns for
direct open primaries for all elective
offices, including the presidency. "
8. To seek federal and. state corrupt
practices acts.
The meeting, hailed by its nartlcl
pants as marking a riew popular move
ment to take congress out of the hands
of its bosses, was conducted - simply
and without any formality. Senators
and congressmen gathered in the com
mittee room of the senate agriculture
committee, in the senate office build'
ing. They, took seats at the long com
rolttee table. . .
crecy clause of the federal Income tax
law. ' i-
A tax return la a covenant of the
taxpayer -' with' 1 his government, and
that should be an open covenant," said
Blaine. "Vice, eriroe and evil things
breed tn dark places-and. the secrecy
clause promotes not only mistakes but
cheats and frauds on the government.
No honest tax return neei fear pub
licity- . - s .
Blaine declared that rich; tax; dodg
ers "sometimes mislead the assessors" ;
that their lobbyists put Jokers in the
law and that courts sometimes yield
to the ' "specious arguments of their
highly-paid attorneys. ;a-.
TET THET ESCAPE
. He asserted . that : the government
now - maintains a .veritable espionage
system on taxpayers, -to see1 that they
do not cheat, but that in spite of that
many wealthy men succeed, in evading
the law. . . Klu
I Among those who heard Governor
Blaine were Samuel Gompers. presi
dent of the American .Federation of
Labor; Herbert, F. Baker, president of
the Farmers' National council : former
Senator Joseph L.Britow of Kansas;
Samuel Untermeyer, : noted New Terk
attorney ; Miss Ethel Smith -and Mrs.
nose xatea r orescer or. tne ; women's
Trade ; Union, League ; Andrew Furu
seth, president of the -t International
Seamen's union ; Mrs.-Florence Kelly
of New York city, secretary of the
National Consumers r league; Amos
Finchot of New York city; former
Roosevelt progressive and brother f
Goverhor-Elect Gifford Pincbot ot
Pennsylvania, and Mrs.. Minnie Fisher
Cunningham and Miss EUaabeth Hau
ser of the National League fof Women
voters - t . , i ..
GREEK
PRINC
PLACED ON i TRIAL
(Continued - afrom Pr C(w) -
NEW- YOHII BOD TRANSACTIONS
. - F.?pr4a4 hr Tim Jovnal u WaU Street Banes ' - -
I
a. aaorse Te
;Wa StrMt. New Tstk, Itae. 2. A sctfre,
seoad ' anAu tMdc vatkst festered the tw
koont of tcadios in boads today.
CoBtinautg the adraoc begaa FritJaj. ptSeat
wrm bid ns as . aloaa; ths Baav Pathsss the
aacosKi camde baods vra aaflatia' favor; y Es
aajpioa "-ara St, ; Ximtm Brtathwaateni Co-
id of 1122. wiriei "saond ahaod a
beavy tno-acUaaa, . ..Aaotba lactaM ia that
of " to Hodaoot ana Mannattas . reioadiBS- Sa
and adjoataaant 5a, both . of hieh gaiaed
saoro tata a sout. .
Gnat Norttaara 7a, ssMOf - the shatt ' tetsi
ra. and Northern Pacific It umw uh
or tong tans. Both mqpnded tat tha.'betear
rerUBc iimn wo luca-simda- aaaaeo' .Hor
f4kV Weotara 4a odvaaoed .A- peiat.'8pees
iif ' bond hich voto ja daaaaad teohtdcd
tseae of tho Erie sad the ftaaboard. C Pool
rtmaiiaM M,-another bend mm has ia
taia. slaaa, adaaoed n-rer a ooiot. -.- -- '
- ForeisB band soared the impttweaaent ahowm
by domaatic iaasaa. The tJaitcd KiBdoa 6t
of 182t. ta lympathy with the riaa is atrrliog
axehaoia. raada , saw hlrh., J resoh. I tta
saiaed ahazph'u aitliouch than waa do eor
reamadins atraasth ta. franc exchange.' (ecao
olantkav 8a asm nrof a oeint ' .
Too daahss an Ubartioa waa rmcoatr. Kort
of th btmda apened -a. trifW iowar bat ad-
, XsadiB waa. hoc oav very.. hoary
acaie.
Now Tort.' Doe. 2. FoUowins v is ' a of
ffeiat list of bonds tnded in m tlx Vs
York axock Exabso-o today with prioaa r to
ana usciaainf tso eloao of the a&arket,' Total
ae tea today were 19,516.000, againat
89.0t MSterdar. tS.SSS.0O0 a, wark ua.
11.15S.000 a jear a9 aod 9,10. 909 two
wn asow . . s) y.-' .
From January 1 to date f S.5S.l tS.OSO
ajnt $3,008,201,000 ' roaf v sso. and
.sos.v9ii.u0v rwo-reara ax. ,
LIBERTY BOS D
LEATK FO SUOIIEIUS .
Constantinople, De& ML N. S.)
;A British eubmarino. three destroyers
Xnd two transports have departed from
Malta, the British naval base in the
'Mediterranean, for the Dardanelles, ao
cordlng to a radiogram from Malta
today.
TIERNAN WILL. BE
: QUIZZED BY ALIENIST
(Cob United From fate Om)
way from Iowa, to Chicago to fight
for the) freedom of her "husband." -
Tlernan declared' that he had signed
a contract with a New Tot concern to
make lecture' tour. He said be was
to be ifUed sV'Yrefesscr TteTnari on
emotion.1".' ' .-. v
' :. Among the charges made by Mrs.
. Tulaski was one that - tho professor
. had suggested that his wife go out into
the world and earn money, to clothe
the children and himself.' ,-
'Judge Rlgheimer placed the commit
ment in the hands of his personal bail
iff and told him to take the professor
4 to the hospital when found, .
.t- Dr. James Whitney Hall, a noted
alienist, was designated by the court
to make- the mental tests. ' Mra; Pu-i
. laaki-'was in Dr. Maifs office for more
than an hour while he questioned mt
- as to the professor's mental condition
Her Teaas" wtu oe used in the exam-
I nation. . . .. v'.
Dr. Hall declined to comment on' the
. ase before he had examined: the. -pa-
. . ' Mrs. Brimmer, at the hoaia of ier
.' father near Hampton. lowsu-admittad
today that she exlll loves the professors
' Replying to a question, she aatd:
rindeed. I do.1 I lay- awake- every
night and cry for him. I realty do
n. tw i - . . .Til;-:-.. .
, She said she still bad . faith in
Tiernan and believes he will sooner or
later leave his first wits and come" to
;;' her. y ' . . ;'Y.j"..'yi .- h fy:$'jtl
, i-B HIDB FOB BAT GOES TO "'
FIGHT FOB TIRBHABTI XOTB
-Chicago. Dea X. L N. S-V-r-Accom
ranted by her father, the Rev. Charles
. it awn. Mra. Blanche H awn Tiernan,
"bride for a day" of Professor John P.
- Tiernan, today was speeding to Chi
cago from Hansel. Iowa, to fight, for
, the- professor's Jove.
The professor, meanwhile, was hav
ing a hectic time of it in Chicago.
: 'where his sister-in-law Mrs, 'Frances
Pulaski, charged ; htm Trith "insanity
and succeeded in getting a writ issued
calling for' committment to a, psycho-
natmo nospita lor examination.
Tiernan and his l!rt wife.. Mrs
Aoirusta Tiernan, came here late yes
terday from South Bend, latL. with
MA3TT LABOK LEADES8 AX05G
TH08E UtTITEB TO ATTESD
(By t'nited Sen.)
Washington, Dec J. Labor leaders
figured prominently in the list of
those Invited to attend the .general
progressive conference here on Satur
day..' .. . "l
Republicans and Democrats. " men
and women, are included. Samuel Un
termeyer, New Tork lawyer ; .Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, and Victor Mur
dock of the federal trade commission,
are among those on the list, which
aiso memoes : Herbert F, Baker,
president ef the Farmers National
council: Roger N, Baldwin, New Tork
American Civil Liberties bureau;
George L. Berry, vice chairman of the
Pressmen's onion $ former Senator Jo
seph I Bristow, Kansas ; former Sen
ator Moses Clapp, Minnesota; Edward
P. Costigan, United States- tariff com
missioner; Herbert Croley. editor of
the New Republic ; Mrs. Minnie Fisher
Cunningham, executive secretary of
the National League -of Women Vot
ers; J. N. Davis, representing the in
ternational Brotherhood of Boilermak
ers and Shipbuilders ; J. J. Dermody,
vice president of the Railroad Teleg
raphers; J. J. Forrester ot the Broth
erhood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks; Andrew Furuseth, president
of the International Seamen' union;
Frederick c Dow, former immigration
commissioner at Ellis Island ; William
H. J. Johnston, president of the Ma
chinists .union; Edward Keating,
manager of "Labor" ; Mrs. Florence
Kelley.. general secretary of -the Na
tional Consumers league f W. Jett
Lauok, economist; Dudley Field Ma
Une, attorney: Frank Morrison, secre
tary of the American. Federation of
Labor ; Amos XL E. Finchot, publicist:
J. H. Ralston, counsel of A. F.:of L. ;
Villard Oswald Garrison. . editor of
The Nation f Robert W. WooUey, for
mer interstate commerce commission
er ; Mrs. Abbey Scott-Baker, suffragtot
MeSTABT FOIKTS HIS TAWI
OUT .TO FBOOBESSITK GKOTJP
"Washington, Dee. - x.fWASHING
TON BURJBAU OF THE JOURNAL)
Senator McNary attended the progres
sive bloo conference Friday after be
ing assured that ne effort would be
made to eenaanit those present upon
pending legislation. In addresaing the
meeting he said that he was in accord
generally with the progressive objects
which were outlined, mentioning partic
ularly legislation ta advance farm, industries,-
reduction 1 of - railroad rates
and presidential prim arte. ,..At the
same time he wished it understood that
he reserved liberty of action as a sen
ator to fbUowing his best judgment on
measures -mm they arise.' ; : , K ' j
- senator Mcxirri posiuon is uriaer
stood j to be practically on all fours
with. Senktor Borah, who told the con-i
ferenos he would stand with other pro
gressive tor advance legislative meas
ures, . but he -would not consider, any
thing in the way of a separate party
movement or discuss presidential can
didates. Neither Borah nor McNary,
attended the afternoon session. - s
McNary also particlnatod with Lodge!
Capper and other senators br a. com
ferenea at the- Whit House, when: the
president adopted the farm credit, bill
as an administration measure. Puf
through with ' Harding's indorsement;
it enables the administration to , claim
credit tor what would otherwise have
gone through under-the auspices of the
hon-partlsan farm bloc The bill agreed
on win be reported by senate commit
tee on agrioultut early next "week.
GOV JIM RAPS.
f,lLOII Oil TAXES
fCoatlamd Frots Pm Oh)
the violation of our tax laws than
through the violation . of any other
laws." -
s- Blaine demanded repeal of the'ee-
The most significant; event of the
last two d&ys is the revelation here
that Veniselos believes, the time for
the establishment of a Greek! republio
is ripe. . . , v ' -
Many are of the opinion that tthe
confidence of the world power cannot
be restored until Greece cleans house,
ridding herself of ihe royaffamily and
the military clique -which has -been
reigning with a hard hand Since Con
stantino abdicated. V.' . "
KESALISTS TBT TO QUELL
PBO-OBEEK DEM-OS8TBATI03T
i (By Catted New.)' -
Smyrna, Dec 2. Kemaiiat troops
Friday night were exerting every ef
fort to put down the rebellion of the
civilian population against the Turk
ish Nationalist regime. Three hundred
person were killed and wounded dur
ing a battle which followed a demon
stration in favor of, the return of the
Greeks to this city, which; was all but
destroyed several months i ago - at' the
time of the Turkish occupation.
.The leaders of the revolt allege that
the expulsion of the - Greeks from
Smyrna had killed the social? and eco
nomic structure of the . community.
Many Turks took part in the . pro-
lireeic aemonetrauon. . .
FIFTY PXRSOKS BFTpOBTEB
KILLED 15 8XTB5A KtOTS
Paris, Dec. (.U. P, Fifty -persons
were killed in rioting h Smyrna
following expulsion ,- of Greeks, - the
newspaper Intransigeant declared to
day. ' - -. . -. :v "
Previous dispatches from Athens de
clared that Turks and Greeks alike
were .staging violent demonstrations in
favor of return of the Greek exiles.
Civilians clashed with. Kemalist
troops resulting in 800 casualties the
Athens dlspatcnfes said.
Turks and Greeks opposing expul
sion of the latter claim that the policy
is wiping out the social and economic
life of the city and territory.
COTJHTEB-RBVOLT FOLLOWS
EXECUTION 8 IH ATHENS
Rome, Dec 2. (I. N. S.) Counter
revolt, inspired by the ruthless execu
tion of former . Greek state and mill.
tary officials, has broken-out at Patraa,
xnissoiongm ana Corfu, it was reported
from Athens today.
Indignation over the execution is
running high and at 'some places the
British flag has been raised.
The British tried to prevent the "exe
cutions, i
SCHOOLS TO SETTLE
GRID TITLE TODAY
(Continued Prom Fate On)
year and they have hopes of playing
their greatest games today. The reg
ular schedule of the circuit ended with
each team scoring five victories and
suffering one defeat and, although the
scoring odds are tn favor ofv the
Washingtonlans, Cosch' Meek believes
that his defense 'will be strong enough
to keep Washington from running
wild.-, - ;-v.--lr -- - -
Ralph Holmes, the colored Franklin
halfback, limped around, the early part
of ; the week because -of j an injured
ankle received in practiced but e vrtll
be on hand this aftemodn to make
things interesttng for eosJch'Fenster
macher and his ColonlaJs. ii Th Wash
ington sUrs will 'take; to the field
with the advantage in weight of some
thing better than it pocind to the
maru. but to offset this, FrankUn. has
three real speedster in the backfield
and a fighting line. s . s
Alumni of both - Institutions Jhave
had two sections in the -grandstand
reserved tor the occasion. : Despite the
inclement weather, -managers of both
schools have hopes of breaking inter
scholastio league attendance records.
Tho ? offlciale for the t game will i'be
Ted .Faulk, coach of She Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club ieleven. referee ;
A.W. Irvine, - umpire; and - Earl R.
uooawmt Bead onesma. -
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end Midifon streets, were recovers!
by police detectives this morning and
a man who gave hi ; nme as Fred
Smith, was arrested and rharred with
the crime. The police believe the-name
Smith is fictitious. He aaa rresti.l
by -Inspectors Abbot, McCuUouch and
Wright. : . .
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CAPA RI.1A To Mr. and lire. -J. Casa-
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JOHNSON T. Mr. and Sirs. Joe E. JOB"-
OB, 175 Grand awai Kov. 27, a aoa. -
JOHNSTON TofMr. and Mr, Grw I
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DEATHS v
Fwreiffa ExeJraare afaraet
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aterliris, 94f imtw tugS for rear) : franc
eaMce 7.83. wheeka 7.03 ; lira eabis 4.87 ,
check 4.87; Belcte cable S.52.. cbecka
S.81 J mark .0041 5-18; svfider cables
39.83, checks 89.40: Swede, cables 28.98,
ebocka 34.94 Norway cables 18.55. csaes
18.51 Xtesjastlc eablea 20.43. eheeks 38.33.
Jfaval Stores'" Harket
New Tork. Dee. - 2. TarrenJne 3araa
aah. SlS; New Tork, 31.82 1.52."
Efia Saiannah, 33.03 5.11; Now Tork,
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hae ratal, Nov. 28. reera; aayocarrliba. --
MA''KK.VSIB AlaMUr. -B. O. MacieoJrie.
Good Samaritan hoajBtAl, Not. .28, 72 7ara;
sroneno pnnsonu, - '--- "
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at. N.. Nov. 29, SI jreata; eerebnU apoplexy.
BKOW.N Betty An Brews. B51 Market.
Nor. 27, A months; lobar pneumonia. .
tmui riuhb Auua iKnue. x loam.
Mm SS. 84 MMMurifa nu -" .
SHAVER L'amain Uneola BbaTor, foot of
Nebraska. Nov. 28, 41 refers; fracture of akoll.
'. SHAVER Captain James W. Bharer, foot
of Nebrsaaa,. Nor. 29,- 43 years; fractal of
HILIj -Mmriio TV Hiu. T53 Masoa. ev.
49. 62 nan: carcinoma. - - ,
Cailli Amanda. . eusabeth un, ' 1Z IS
Kh-by. Not. 28. 78 years; cardiac aathma.
PIPLICA Marko PipHea, 420 lewxaba,
Hot. 24. 84 Tears: at ah woonda. .
MARTIN Bewben Lawreece Maron. 70S E.
20th. at. N.. Not. SO. T7 Tears: anenaezy.
MAHDOR John Mardor. 1802 Maersaa,
Not. 28. 70 yeara; aayoearditas. "
WAGNEB John Waaner. 695 OieswB,
Nee. 80. 87 roars: erraioelaa. .
BECKEB Amaaa, Becker, 30 "W. PreaeoU,
Nov. so. 72 Tear: vairBlar heart diaeaae. .
SMITH Martha Smith. - 8814 48th are..
wot. ow, b-yeara; senility. - . - -
PORTS Jaoob J. Porta, Multnomah station.
Doe. 1. S3 years; deseneratioB of heart.
STTKIjowrenoo Pita, PortlaJUl Tl""lri1.
nn.. At yeara; sepuoenos.
DIVORCES FILED
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JONES Frances hta ton against Martin
Ajexarraer Joaea. , , . . .
WKLTT Amanda J. Hasainae Charles N.
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Notice ia hereby sires that aealad bids
wtU ba rooaiTed. by tho andenUned wtil
tho boor of 2 o'clock m. B., the Sth day
w vwvwmwr, wbw nasmeoioseiy anere-
aftev BBbhehr oseaed br tho bomnl af'Sa.
reetors of Central Orsgwa Irrismtioa district
ll u hum l said board in the: eit of
Kedmond. Or., for sa iaeue of boa da ; of
said diatrict ia the ansa of 3180,000, dated
January 1. 1022. numbered 1 to 340 in
eittsiae, sod asatarins aerially ia numerical
sever aa iouows: -
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8 8,000 oa January 1, 1020.
3 8,000 oo Jaaaary 1, 1881. .
1 -!i?'S25 oa JaBttary 1, 1088.
fll.OOO sa January 1. 1985.
12,600 oa January 1, 1987, v
814.000 on Janoary 1. 1889. :
818,000 oa Jannarr 1. 1941.
S 7.50O on January -1, 12S.
S 8,600 oa Jannary 1, 1080. .
f .fl',e J-iT J. 1932.
810.608 ea January I, 1814. ,
312.000 on January 1. 1988.
'' f it2$2 avJanry 1 1888
815,000 esv January 1. 1840..
. 818,500 en Jannary l.-l42.r
aaM oBd to bear . istereat at tb
wc
ann
Tata
semi-
8 Per oast per annom payable
iOallT ear tho ftrak Amrm 'uT J,..,n .nrf
July, principal sad interest payable at tho
eiw o too comet treasurer of Iwactrntaa
county. OTccoa, or at tho fiscal aaensy of
.TrT,j "ean nn a one city. -
All bids must lie iiwrnr..! . u.
aaOo-iS ter- J"'00ft Wf
L m&iV to reject
- w jus vMia. . t. u. aicioiiie,
r-,,,. , . Bweretasy, Ksdmond. Or.
I WUtlt not be teaBonaihlo lo 'aeTfrr"
Jf 807 Hood ,t,, tMrfor
' aSZIZ: rt9iata4 Mra, Mae
MEETING. NOTICES 103
, NOBLES ATTK.vVinv
THaV SHKINS ClfiCTJS
opena oS Monday oreains-, Xe-
uuswei w., M( flT( tt aa
OBthtsBaatio aend off. a-be
vr band fiAlml . rt .l.m.. wjii
aiiieeiuM m tou BBlf arm at S
and. with sa nany Noble a
can posatMy eo SO, will pa
rade - to-. The . Auditorium.
year tea. 7 order of tho Illiaetriow PetOBUte,
HARTBT BECK WITH." Boeorder.
'
. rrjT'CriAL isoncns ic4
A&- HAMBKAf in tli ka eity, Norember- 80,
1822. w ll'iam Lambert Archambran.-. hua
fcand of llattta C An-ha bo bra a, father of
Hnby ArrUairSeau. brotbnr ef lewa M.,
ludBiOBd Ta. t'raacia A, cores A. of Ku
rrae, llenry W., chariea Ix of Canada and
Mra. M. A. BpaJdius of Spokane. Funeral
serrioee will bo held at the chapel of El
ward Hobuaa A Ben. Third and Salmon
sta,, Monday. December 4, 1922, at 2
p. as. IntenneBt Iii wiiita cemetery. Roso
burs sad Ettceeev Or., rerwra nleaW copy.
8TROCP -At the reaiOenoo, S87 E. 4th at.
.".. A or. x, Lewi stroop. a led 4S yeara,
' beioeed brother of - Mrs. John Bush. Mrs.
: Sarah . Btown 4' of Kelso, V'ah.: CSiarlea
8 troop nt Hermiitoe, Or..' and Honrs - of
- PeBBsytraais. . Pane rat sseviea will be hold
Basday. peev 8, a 10 a. m., at tb chapel
of Miller A Tracer. The remaine will bo
forwarded " Sunday at 1 p. aa... to Kobe.
.Wash., whero eerricoa will bo held, at 4
: P- bw at the Presbyterian chnrch. Inter
merit I. Q. p.. v. cemetery. Ifaenda jawed,
GREN-A-Stwmbw 8, at . tho 1st Teaidenco,
1S21; WlUamstto bottleTard. Andrew U.
Ores, ased 70 yeara. 10 rnontba and
days, .beloved father of Martha Urea and
Miliio Kendall, both ef thia city. Tho de
ooaaed waa a member of the ramentara
union. ; local - No. 228. " Pnnaral aerriRee
; win oo neia Slonaay, Ueeember 4, at 2:30
; m. w.. u)v iwwre at moatnoera to. inc.,
248-50 KiUiBcaworta afe.,-.i lntenaeat, Bi?-
fcill-LI In Uila eitr. December' 2, Gien L.
Shall, ased 84 Tears, aoa, ef Mra, EUaabeth
. Shun -of PendMon. Or. Bemains will be
forwarded by MeBnteo, A BSers to Pendleton,
where interment win take plaee.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
10$
East Side
Funeral Directors "v.
. rTb? "- U the Prtee.
414 E. aider St. Pboaa East 0053.
Edward Eiolman
& S6n--' -
. THX8D Awp SALMON .
MAIM 0607. Vi
SnooSj: & Witiealdon
oTKKBAt, DITtECTOBS - . "
BTJCCKSSOBS TO - j
BKT.irftW-r a ktu r-.on . .
ITix KiisrwoliTH?: iC" k." hendeb s5s
A. Uo Kenworthy &; Co
SSOS 2d at. S. R Xnt 018-11.
. Lerch. Undertakerf
PHONE gABT 0781. J ,
Finlev's Mortitn rv.
stOif TOOMTOT AT FIFTH. MAIN 48J
HAZJtER A TBAdltf. kdependeBt funeral &i
rectors. - Comnlete fnnar.1. t . "
Wash. at. bet. 90tn mi oT "i ...?
mm. 7 .WW?. Wlj.
f!, 9mWJf I 1IC3 ESTABLISHMENT
we a TTiinams avo. - " TNAUSUT 0220.
rjarlora srith all
th priTacy of a home. 14th and Ererstt
mono SHiwy. ziaa. Auto. 531-33
A- P. 22 Her Ctn 408 Wiiliama lTi
Xw JSio SVllCr ae-Oe phono East 1088.
Skewes
UNDERTAKING COTTPhoBa
MONUMENTS
100
TO &XHUMANN MARBLE
rt"g4;
njORISTS
107
iVIart I nForbe?
Company -
354 WASHX-VOTOif ! BT.
, MAIN 028B. '
mm flowers roH all
OCCASIONS AimSTICALLI
. ARKANGa.il
5
iA5 riTtCwsrlrVOI
ewie-awt ,J -
aS
4Ss ' Att ttmk
813 A jroaawsy.aw
- union ii sear m.
rVwers for ABOeeaaioBS.
7m,n nuns nrm nwM"
Chars Accounts, BobcitoA
' "Tor Hand's PwiteilTe iJTIoriSw .
: a lowers IOC all v u ea i
Bfawi TS1S, T. O. lAiao. atax
Sth SBC Alsst
Seliwood Greenhouses
' ' Sat JTowetn. TJeslsas and Bpraya
.ioT AB Ooeaaioaa,
nrmnni ilin as Menalafla new.
tr--lH .TUil. ma.i. ,74f8
CrtWSV&UAA Cborso aoeormte aoueKoq.
. 203 3WOAPWAX AT TATiAlK
LOST AND FCJND - 10
KEGTJLAR meatinc 'of Base
City CowiBianderr, . 840. A. and
t. O. K. of it. wiQ po Veld
lee., 2. 8 p. as., . in Women
of ' 'WooaVrait BeJJ, 10th and
Taylor. By order of the . Oorav
KOTICB
To eajoy ewr east rSIB DANCE TOD
mast be MASKKP. '
VO MASQCsV tfO DANCS
; Maybe TOTJ will wis one ot three prize.
IN DL'STHT LODGE NO. 8, A. O. TJ.
Prihian bids.. Peo. 4. p:BO p. an.
EMBLEM aSWEUtT ; ' specialty i buttons.
eaeser sroa., lawat u as.
DEATI NOTICES " 103
SiSUAON At Mutts aBHh etation. . December
2. . 1822. One Nelson. beloved bva.
band of Mary Nelson sod fathe of Dr.
J. ma Netoon, Mist. Joetehin Nelson.
, Mr. ; Jatl Cadooan and Mr. F. C.
Fluke. BetnaJas at Cast 6 id rBSCrat Pi-
reetora. Notice ef funeral later.
J5KE8 In this ' city. Deoember l'.' iTZT.
. Mary IX Jones, wits efO.SC Jooea. Ba
saaina an at tbo ehepei of Edward Hot.
" maa A Bon, Third and Salmon eta. Notice
- ef funeral later. Dearer, Colo paper
; pie copy. cy7yyy y t
POKLLEB At remrtwnce. No. 644 Xorthrup,
. Nicholas H. Fbelisr, as 41 yaara, huaband
ef Mary JoeUer sad father of Boy At.
FooUer. . Bernatoa at family reiiiliiB
Puneral sotiee lata. -Atrancemsata ia cars
' McBnteo A Eilora. '
fct'oHTON I ' this- oity. Nonnbtt 1 80,
. 1922. Jaasoa W. Bwabtoa. Beaaaias are
- at the ehapet of sdwaed Holmaa A Boa.
Third an . Satasoa i - Kotte ef funeral
barer. - - '"-.--
WILSON At the residence. 4328 81st bto.
S. K., Dec. 1. Mary Jano tVUsob,- ased 84
-. yoara. . belwead wife of Wilham Wilaoa.
Funeral notice later. Tlauiains at the Mai.
dential parlors of Miller A Tracer.
flCHT -In this citr. Deo. 1." Jos Tichy. aied
. 13 years, belored bob ef Mr. and Mra. Jos
... Tteay. rwnoral tjoQeo later. . sterna ma at
the reeMewiiei partora of Miller A Tracer,
HA VTM In tliia
llenry lianm.
city. December 1. 12
Hffrtaim ar at th ehanel
of Edward Holtnan A Boa, Third sad Sal-
iswe1 era. Notice of funeral later.
NOKMIXX-At roaideace. 1474 StskiyoB at.!
- leeosaber 1, laabclo. Betnains at McKntee
- a Ellen. . Funeral Boace later.
FUNZRAL. NOTICES 1 04
Bi-CKEO At the foaidenee, 80 W. Preaoott
t, ov SO. aataiia rseeaer. area it years,
' btloeed mother of Mrs. . Otaelia Kewsaaa,
Mr. Helen Shimmer, Mrs. Aosuat Kewmaa
- of Portland and Edward Becker, Brief eerr
ioea wiU be boW Monday. Dec 4. as 1 sB.
at the chapel of Miller a Trace, thewoo to
tb Cm ami Eta, tan rhareh. Chapaaaa
- ss4 SaJiBon ata., when tho main aerriee
wiU be hold at 3 p.-oa. Intearaent Boa
fity cemetery.
Vi HR1NDEB. At' the fwmdeooe. No. 48
.';- Powell at., Dec 1 , Thomas W. TerriBder.
Seed Tl years, belored hosband of Addie
'" of Bydtey,- Ana., father of Ii. E. of perto
load. rTank, laio and Mra, B. N. Praakhn
: ef BTdaey. - Puneral serrioes will bo head
Monday. Dee. 4. a 19 a. aa. at tho chariei
. of Miirf A Tracer, . interment. Boas City
- cnerr; -- ' ---
POKTS Tho funeral aerrk-o of tne lata Jacoo
. J. Porta will be hii Munciait, Dec. 4, at
2:30 p. m., at : the pharxti af Miller a
Tracer, latersaect Baso City eemetery. - -
pinaisu Dji'iiewi?,!"".
feet. 11 years old- wore strap eoUar. with
1021 -WaAhiastoe Bcehao. Reward for in
formation, leadinc to fwaewery or yetan.
850 20th at. No grjeatiosa asked. .
t '- l" .... w-itH 1 Z wimI nm
' .. , . .w.tW, kiiM.. A1? A .nil
Hawthorno and loth nd Jacon at. j eery
. aa MB J .a waraa waaaH. StllABl
h Taruanso so wnw,. eww .wh ww-w
apa. ta.
TkTJLvCednesdaj afternooB, downtown die
trtct. hUlfoid sBi aiiwi, tiw"
parsonal earua, Batara to 1037 K. 18th
LOST Tuesday afternoon, beaded bas ia store
on Union are. ana naiiinsswwnn or n .u-
liarworth to IStn. will rewera. ' wetarn
to 1184 C 18th or call Walnut 3025
PAST matron Eastern Atar brooch, onirrated
on back "Frors tho Chfldraa. ChnatBss
1918." Kaa 8T5T.
IiOflT Taiiiea rnld irrirt Tratrh TTlrn mtTTt
menb. InacraxaoB, -Nerafc" en Sacs. Jla
ward. Phono Antotnati S4l.
C53T BiU. fold1 conUiBint about 818 at
Taylor st. eatnse er at 3d sad lamuiu.
Friday STSritnf, usii Tabor leso.
LOST- Suadar eTeninc. lest her shell
L (Serai reward. Bdwy. 6388. Aak for
Moaty.
LOST A purao'at or near Multnomah field;
, contains mines of J6.- S. Bosae and C. .
' Arthur. BewajM. Call Tbo 7028.
LOST-.A small black cean Bursa, with esah
and Pailins achoot ebeek for May. Gay.
warn eiTereo. i;au ain (one.
LOST Monday wreniosV Initted.wooi oracce
plaid acarf on 6th at, between : Shirk and
I'nion depot. Finder, pleaae call Ant. 814-B8.
LOST Stone koartaa for oa 6th bet. Morrison
and waan. iabor BSSV. Jteward.
I il In i
EDUCATIONAL
200
KXROIJj anr Monday for day or Bia-bA nrnL
AH baaisesa eourasa, and ss soon as comne
. , ten wo will plaoo yoa in a payios poaiUan.
aaa jot tree oueceas eawwsv . - , , -
2,
' - BoainoM Colleen,
4fh, frgar.''MorrTW'B Phowo Mais 083S.
WE TEACH yoa to know your car. . WACGH
BALOSi wt aOTO ATTENTION, toy saea
; aa4 woaaeav 821 Abinctoa bids-. Third a.,
bet Wash, and Btark. A thort eon no that
seres doliara and aires AUTO 8No&. Aiot
a rraoo acaoot. . mbimi ion.
. - - - BTUDT MAS8AGB - -. -
"'.-' Plevaiea oa to aamunrrum work, phy
aielaa aaaiatant. anrae, or pnrato praetaos.
Hydrethwrary ia also saasbt. portautd
octioot Maweise, inc., e i4-i e stock ;.
UaABM aato work. Quick ana easy aedee- now
. system. Pracaeal trttoltis. - Low cost, Send
for free book. . Explains seal thins. . "ar rite
il Department 42, National AtltosWiTe. 811
MODKEUi Barber Colteyo teschea trade in 8
. weeks; tools farniahed," aonta pay; position
- secured special rat thie Booth, W rito
" eau Z34 let .
MOLEI1 BARBER COLLEGE will teach yoa
. tho trade ka wight weeks; reeeire mat pay
i. wbUa learaiBs; positions secured. : Write ot
can wr eaTniCTene. ess HarnaMe et.
LAEX TSXEGSATHt""- ' "
PCwt Telegrenh institute. 434 r.aHwaj
r.xi""nT pr't. ."g.y eni rnt C'aea.
trr.L'IAL t-N'r,L!i-H f'l,. - 3
DtCKEB. BU8LNKSS COLLiS
Aiioky liAic ..
a iMrisAst '
wht nr. out op a job on
WOBK AT tH t S DEEP AID -POMTIONt' --
- -- - -' . ' '
Trained auto repahlraen end anro e'ee
Trical xjerts ar bow in demand. -W hare
belried huntireda of our craunatea to bt
Pay lobs. . ' We can help you; too. Call and
loapect our school any day 'except Setur
Kyr at 10 a. w, or 3 p. m.. or wnto for
112-pace FKEE eaUiOf. Aas tor
' Bonk 'TKo. 4, -
ADCOX ACTO AND ATlATWV SCHOOL,
TJiiioa Are. and Wasco nt.
-"Woodlawe or Alberta Car. 2d St,
" XE WEjkS M Oi DATTDECEM BE B 4
DAT AND KICiHT BCltOOL
"We" pat BuaiBea Into Too; then Toa
fatto Basiiiasa.'' .. . .... .
er
Tilfort bids., -40T Merrier.
MEN, women, learn barber trade; wasea w
nua ,
Wrnins. Oresoa Brbe CoUeew, 233 Aiad
iaoB et, . -. :r;. ,
HELP WAJm--f4ALS 231
AGENTS WANTED ETEBTWHEBJS to aeU
ween rvoBderrui California Herbs tor Rheu
matism. Peoplo from all-orer tho U. S.
hare written wa tho last fir yeara about tho
extraordinary results from thee marreloua
Herbs. bend lor fro booklet,. Pound 1.
v. iHECM ATTSM HERB COMPAXT. ,
oa, yt 1I.14I.E, t.AL.lirUK. IA.' '
SALE8MEX BR AN Of MANAGER Mast
oo acquainted with th jobbinc Wads ia elec
trical, hardware and satomotiT uoee. 11 1
factory cooperation and ex tenaire adTertiain
eampaiyn now on. rectory ssles office to
bo opened ia Portland. Apply by letter. ci
iBg ase. experieneo and references.,. TMe is
a communion . proposition only. MrKiilrn
Brothers Ac -o.; sm TmUn kut n.. ,. i.
t&-yr3bB (S per day, ' for3T50lwUl
w in poauoa I Bold as . oiectxle
''Wer. Gotat Tlnto . butiacst for atyaelf
a." 25. Job opes then. Batt electne
wektkM job ia th stats. -tTtrnt - it-28,-Joornal.
AN INTELLIGENT PRWRON. either sex. nay
earn SlOa n aina .i.i. . : i.L
for aewapapera: 815 to 825 weekly in spare
time; experience nc Decease ry; no. oaaeaaeiB;
jiibjecta tnnseted, ... fiend for parucuiaxa.
National Preaa Bureau, Buffalo, y. T,
WANTED Mldal ased swntlemea to take
mvwmm wm.. Tnwuaf aiotiae, . emau m-
2?,?eBi . a Album are.,
Portland. Or. ' 5 n
A COOO macbimat-ope re tot wasted for per.
---- "... vi.h wwiv rwuni lunuj maa prw.
erred. Excellent llrtnc condiuoaa; wacea
84S per week. Address TI.1 B i
WANTED-Carpenter te fWur on earpea"
wwwxaar-s-essa houa. JsJl 4aS7
40ta.srViAJtyap4 pteaa after 6
e
WlJltfib S nUai to eeii oU anj ".;a
v w sr an 111BT VIU. ,
WAXTEO imm4divUiy, ttrtrng, Cavpbit). 14 to
SA ATaSmS Aslet faswa tuaw a -,J:il B n A n
ar e-fo
tiKE oafcEfta tor y Srade hoaia rrJ We
- deirrer. All or part aim. City or eoqatry.
1104 I. W. Rank bid. Mstn anT
ilKST-CLASS 'plumber wasted is country
wwn, ewuy wittk tor ana nana man I must
be Proteetaat relirion. XX-240 Janrtxl
PARTNEB in esUbhaned wood saw baaineaa;
amali inTeatment; auk from $5 a 83 a
-- www niwniBin osos.- -..
I-iEUV WANTl5-wTMAI4 2D4
IHB . WOMEN'S PBOTKOTtTa DITISION.
wssf sw rsnsaa, oilers, na an Ulii ta aa
natters perta loins lb waWass and pro.
HS?0", 1B iBterriewa cos.
fideBiaJ. . 814 Wmreeeler blda, 34 aad
Oak ata Phons Broadway 7423.
WASTED Exnerienoed ehooolato dip.
. pen; apply Monday taornlns, T:30.
PacifSo Ooaat Biscuit tie. 12th sad
:'. Dan at. - , -. -
GIB!, In need of a fnead, apply te the
mxciMj sawaa xioroe, staytair and
AIoxaBderyta Phono Main 84 BA. - n.u M,
PBlYATa; comptometer ieseona, 15 years' '-
e. sveex svgl.
Waaxed. aomooiie to take cars of two-fear:
- "J. 1 swiwto BOS.
A tilBL to assist with general iouaework.
L grjmo""'- 99 H Loretoy.
WANTED Lady emptoyej to Work tot board
and room. B-748, Journal. .
KELP WANTED if -MALE
AND fXMAJLE
205
; Men' and: Women ':.'
to Work VsM-'
In Motion Pictures
Company prodndat aeriea of feature" plats
V needa aoeeral types; experience not asosaaaTy;
also few position open in clerical and ! pro
duction and. loreatmant required. WnU for
inter-new to A-XV4. joumsL
203
- HELP WANTI3J--W1TII
INVEST&SENTS -v.
VVANir' s J p5tS'witi8iw001.1"f hra .ooo"
7 slop route, lone . Uaa. cheap ' rent. Apply
SS.hlierman. - - - : . .. ...-.
SITUATIONS WANTEaVlALE 2S1
PAINTING, paper hangina piaster patch mc.
tiatlnc. let ma maka your old home bw.
r.wiiiro 1BJ9.
PAINTING. paperuaneiBS and tintiog; prices
reasonable; work suaraateed. - aop ISaA
nswinon bt. -rsoor
CABPENTEA work wanted by' first daaa car
. penter. day er ocmtrxet; boilt-lna s peclaitj:
reynodelirie; and repairtris. Ant. 441-88.
BHXNCLEB.a
Rashintnas done by . oontraet, patching
also neatly done. Tabor -4033.
ilAJi. wanta pnaiUrtn in clean apartment or
home. 4bjocV boar and tooca. T905,
ewurnai.
ClUPENTyii' work. WimaU. glr.a for day
uisu o aieresw- wuors msua
to order. East3b4. 4 , .
PAL.VTING, UnUnt and ' paperbatmin dtBle
weaUy.- Auto. sas-Oo. J y .
GBaDING, Bsisinf and moruif souses.' . Cos-
-wrote wora. vsinqs eo. -
MAKUIEU man wanu lasn tic oUiar Work.
807 ii. - 75th at, north. .
VANTkiu, position; experienced
filer.
mlllwrlsht or foreman. T-4. Journal.
trtlTTElin ANli DOWNblVLlo Kivl'AlKUJ.
BASI BtfXO.,
BHRC BBEBT , planuuf,-rrui"n. kaa work.
. h. nn.rU. Phono Main SK91
KARbwcxiD "ITOOIlS by day or eontrart.
: referee ape, 1M Kodney are. Wai. a.f
LABORING- work of any : kind,' ' raasoaabia
ji.inst oya inrnv aim ngp
CEMENT wots of U kincia. CarMea, I
hare miter. Call Tabor 4070.
KXCATATlNfi. siaaVu. ea?aj Usm Wvsa, sa
day or eoBtraet. ,Valpt !.
fOA Stadias. xcrtas or fenerai t- wMk
by erpenmced men, ceil Tabor 8?4.
llAatW00U.. riJjWil by contract ar'aUT.
T, KetereBoea. Mala 999. - .
CARPENTEB, eoatrsctor; ' estimates ' 00 sew
- and repair work. Tabor 8173.
CARPENXEit ' work waate4 , fLaiaiWia '" Pral
lerred. Aat. 442-81. '
GRADING, exeats tint, team work of 4 kaaiis.
atASEMENt disin say or 'cotttotl. Lass ;
PLASTERING, repairins a spamaitys by day
W. . WALEEH, saaacas wonuactor sad Job-be.-
East 4654. - .
CONCRETE . pourjss, (wo H-acA ouZaoH
tvocb aiaranteru. jsoot oaos.
flAiMiaiNlA dona Vers xeseonsass- asi Sea
- " er vne r - r--gg. - - .
"fAVi. HANGING A1.W i.x... T 1 1
BEPA1B WflHK. 8F.LLWfHr t'"t
WAX T E I P isil n t and eer-nt woaa; Ueo
d mates. Pnon Atwater
dCilENT? WUiia, niaraBi?e4Tait EiMwi,' Earl
.hatte A Coy rDwog0l. . .
BAoEjILNIA St-tasiii; ci,,r-t or
"ilirwork. Ant. 43-85, Atwate, &47.
f AINTINa, TiNTIN 4.1. I .a:.c
BKAoONABLS. A f-t.UlU i
B.OOFS - BEPAln.a.V -AA '. - su.
i.
it.
CiCI-PATi pAi:ii.ii
rie'is-Jt 118.
PAPERHANGER. . prscUcsl, xea'- naoio r- r..
Bennett, T7Q WUUeTea are. Mg nat ?.
WE OIJ cesspooi and eOTnert seean, all
worB rasrantero.. a at. ca.'-ci.
CARPENTER Hsudy maa. am.il chis mi
- ends, etc "Wei. S2M. 18 Interwsre.
CE3fENT foon-iations, boi.. rau-i, ...-ee
work of sli kinds reaaonaiMe. 'i
etc. l"iit tit Wutlu
C1 lvt 1314. ;
CAi.t LNli ii nee.. -. .
5 1
(wonnud oo f e..u. . 4 lr-.