SATURDAY, .DIZCEr.XBEIT 9, 1022.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OITEGON,
STEAMSHIP IVIAN
SEES BIG TRADE
Unlimited posaibllitie far, develop
ment of ocean commerce in and out
of Portland and other North Pacific
ports.' awaits, the enterprise of steam
ship companies, according: to Oakley
Wood, vie president of the Barber
Steamship lines, who is here today
making a eneral survey of conditions
here. -
Jren in the coast to coast service,
in which some steamships men have
fears of overcrowding- the' field with
carriers. Wood sees - an, opportunity
for - great development.' v
"Snippers are awakening to the pos
sibilities of ocean transportation." he
declared, "and steamships are dally
carrying1 more and more of the freight
formerly handled by the railroad.
The trouble in the present tntercoastal
situation is lack of cooperation among
carriers, and not to too many".
Wood admitted generally that . the
Pacific coast is considered as a future
field for operation of Barber vessels.
Definite information regarding- the
Introduction of Barber service steam
era was not revealed, but it is under
stood that the survey which he is now
making- has this in view.
' Wood visited various terminals and
docks, inspecting: the port facilities.
He came from Seattle. Vancouver and
Victoria and will leave Sunday for
' San Francisco.
TOWBOAT WIUTIS
Kelso. Waah Dec. . The Cowlitx
Towing oompany. whioh owns and
TRANSPORTATION
RA VEL
rHY not ret experienced and ac
curate information from one
who has traveled extensively for
the benefit of bis patrons? FREE
INFORMATION.
Secure Steamship Reserva
tions and Tickets - From
DOR5EY B. SMITH. Maaaref
Journal Travel Bureau
10 "Broadway, Portland, Oregesk
Pbooe ATweter 1919.
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Astoria end Way Points
Daily, Exee.1 fatUfiay,
fnr to Astori fi43 Chta
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WsJek-End RoTind Trip $2Q
The DaUes-Hood Riycr
ftsasser siefvlee:;v'- - i
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fMn to Tbt Pallet llvgl t
Hoo4, RiTvf JW3
Tha Harkins Transportation -'Csv
read nay aS4 Aides et, JeeS
V ' 'aaii, . ,i eaa
FUTURE FOR CHY
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Jim
I
lWHta ,
Astoria Tides Ssseay
- Hlgb Water -! I Lew Water
5 :31 a. m. S.l ft. f 11 i4 a. m. -5 ft.
;01 p. m. 74 ft f 11:50 p. m. j, ft.
operates the tew boat Pomona of which
Captain Frank Wagner of this city
is pilot, has purchased the towboat
Wliavls from Captain W. B. Maths,
son of Portland. A new halt will be
poilt for the Wllavis later. Stock,
holders of the Cowllts Towing oom
pany are 8. Collins, J. A. Byerty
and Captain O. "X. Hosford of Fort
land and CspUin Wagner.
GHAT 8 HARBOR SHIPPING
Iloquiam. Wash-, Dec . '.Steamers
Florence Olson and Oregon arrived
from San Francisco Friday morning; to
load lumber at the Wilson and ay
City mills, Aberdeen, respectively.
Steamer afunrlo reached port from
Portland to take lumber at tte Grays
Harbor miH, Hoquiaro, for the east
coast. -' -
Steamers Helens and Avalon sailed
for Baa Francisco and San Pedro
with lumber from the Aberdeen Lum
ber A Shingle mill and the Eureka mill.
Hoqatam.
The three masted schooner Zampa has
been chartered to take fOO, 000 feet of
lumber from the Donovan mill to Hllo
and Honolulu, Hawaii.
LEAYES FOR J AT ATS
y. Hisatomi. president of the
Tamashita Steamship company, estab
lished ; here last summer, departed for
Japan Thursday via San Francisco,
He is expecting to return to Portland
next May. K. Uchida, vice president
of the same company, returned Thurs
day from a trip to Japan and will take
charge of the local office. Blnce the
company was organised, tit steamers
have been dispatched from here to
the Orient and South America by it.
TAKES WHEAT CARGO
Carrying 194.133 bushels of wheat
valued at 3233,000, the British steamer
Ben arty departed from ! the river this
morning for the United Kingdom with
grain loaded in Portland. The Japan
ese etearaer Tpres. Mara, carrying
grain, lumbar, timbers and other cargo,
sailed downstream late Thursday.
CA5TXLOW If AM ED
H. C. Cantelow, ex-general manager
for the Pacific coast for the Lucken
bach Steamship company, has been
named to take the position of vice
president of the company, according
to information received here. He is
well .known In Portland, having form
erly been connected with the pacific
Steamship company. Z. T. George,
assistant manager on the coast, will
Hake the place left by Cantelow.
GRAI3T BATES FIRM
New York, Pec t. (I. N. S.) Ocean
(steam) grain firm. United Kingdom.
3s 8d per 430 pounds ; Germany, Ham
burg 15c per cwt, ; France, Atlantic
ports 16c, Mediterranean ports 20 23c ;
Holland. Rotterdam 16c. Antwerp 17c.
General cargo, fair demand. .
News of the Port
aswieam DtMWr S
Itrder H amity. American steamer, from San
Pedro, at Vsoeeuver. to lead tombse.
BnotuMt Btumkar g
Kirmiiurhim City. British steamer, foe Se
attle, general cargo.
MARINE ALMA.SAC
Walkw ek llnr1! Mouth
North Hoed, Wuh., Dee. 9. Condition at
the mouth of the Columbia nr at soon
Sea, choppy; li8h io; wind, west, SO miles
DAIIY RIVER REAPIXGS
S a. m.. Paclfie Time
Station
Vmatilla.
Engene .
Albany ,
Salam. .
River
r$ 3aJ
" ; se
W1 1
33 1.4 0 0.00) 2 IS
10 4.0.S 0.10 45 83
SO S, 3-0. n 1.8a 41 38
SO 8.4 -0.7 i.fit 43 33
12 7.0-0.40.09 ,.
18 l.li0.2 0.84 41 88
Oregon C&y
Portland . I
Fi'Wi.1
, BIVEB FORKCAST
Th Wills n at l river at Portlsad will re
main nearly stationary duyinx the next three
days except as affected by the tide.
Vassal u Hflve
Vessela-. Pvem Data
Handesaa Mara .....Kobe w.-...-PH.
kmuoatt , htm Yert . . .Itee. 10
Anaetta Malph . . . . , Sn Vran . . . . !. 10
Kose city .......... aa ran-
. .lae
10
HawalUe ,.Slttmora
Prank Ik Ktawt ,,,,,, Saa Psaa,
.Dec.
11
11
aatuaa .,! ..
.Dee. 11
,Deo ll
.Deo. 12
.Dec 12
.Pee 12
ABMV KrvvV,
Daisy Mathews , Ssa Fma. .
Indiana .., t ,,,,,, ,Moauf , .
Texan Boatea ....
Cemmareial fraday, , ,Saa Pi90. . , .-Pae.
Steel 8anee aeatUe ,,,,,, Dee,
13
12
Babiada .Sea Pedro. DaalS
Harry Iriackeatrseh . . . , Mew York ...Dec, 13
Robert Lttekaabsah. , ..jfaw Yerk. .. .Dec 13
Tieer , .New Terk,.,. Dec 14
OresofiiSB BaltijBore . , , Dae. 1 5
4M Jtshseh , , , rNw Oriass,,.IHa, IS
Wast Seats Kobe .......Dae, 18
Wahkasaa Saa Fran. Doe, 15
Chattaaeacs City ....New TW ...pee. 15
fjuet ..Batavia .....pea, 15
Teasel Tat Date
West O'Bawa laaaa , Dec, 9
Bassos , . - . i " ' Amsrias -, . Dsn.
Admiral Goad rich . . . , Ssa Fraa . . . .Pee, 10
Morrajr r rif iana Itec. JO
Atltat City Ssw Tort,, j .Dee. Jl
tenaeeet, ,New ark , , , . pat t
stuos j,uron .... .Dee. 1 2
ict,F;:;:la:.FsS:::. Ii
liewuian , ,Vw Terk ...Dae. 14
Tbaadora tteeaavall,, t , genope, . .,,.Dec 14
lle. t.8sa Fraa. ...Dee. 14
Indiaaa ,Phc , . , , , tDec. 14
HHllywaod .,,. Australia ....Das. 14
Maadasan Mara apas Dae, 14
Steel Baaaar New Task Iw is
Tiger , . . . , P , . ,", , . ..ftasto Dee. 15
i , , -.
. , Ipee. 16
Haaaasra .Jaftsa
wamels I Pave
Taaasl BwrttL
Atlaata City Waatps4
Cetiio .'.Conch fit. 'Dock
Daisy aawoton
Dilworth ............... r t . Liaotaa
P. S. Leap W ret port
FUva) .I..'., St Helens
Eoola . ... t . . . ......... ... . Astoria I
i-rraww "W ....... .? .Muwe-wuav
Hafca ? t . ittttt'tf rtt... WarraBtoa
Hanaaara . amsa-Penlsen
Klfart re n t . t . .Globe
Jsra .,,' , Sqppls at BalUn
Vivian ru
Uiaaeaotsa . .
ft J
. .or. j.hsi ua
Meerdyk .
lermrae aio.
imiit Vit" ' I ' 1 1.- OH??"""
rtreaaa pioe.. . , . . , ,Camsali Cily Mduu
PaarJaS t, ... frydark
Hem&a .......... ..... iaBiB.PMiM.
Tneadam ftaeesveu, .......... . .elea MilU
vVawaleea gt fohaa Maenags
O Raws m ,,.,, Terminal Ne. 4
Toahtdt Kara Wast Orefea uiner
v AT WOBI.'S MET8
" Astasia. Dec, . S.aBad at l: t a,
Steaaves Bssabf Maheny. fqr Badsndflu Ar
naad t f:0 , mu Enush steamer Canadian
Rover, froat Oneaa Falia. B. C. foe Saa Ptdro.
a. m-, eteames B. ft Haaaa,
ham Saa fdva
Saa avaeisee, Daa. 8. Arsivad t It a
saw staeaeev t'aaUaaeaea City, " from Hew
York, far Pertlaad. Saasd at aeea, stasmar
ftoze vitr. rsruiia. Bailee at s p.
steams? Pyaasort. faf-plnmbia nsBS. Saflsai
a. alj.
ataaater Psiay lis tiewa. foe Prt-
parv
"e
il 2 &. a.."(J,D,'
ra. for Partla, from Keee
M
way aoMaC , Sailed at ( p. m., ateamer Jabaa
Keetsea, fee (Jsib Ties. 'Bailed H i
t.
Pt WPTir yrnra, ter ro
f r!ad (t T r p. ss, Bntisb. stasmar
Prince, frem aseaever. B.fXj for'
ortfaeo.
Uoaas
Dvrited
Kmaeem. ,ATrved a S p.. aa., staasuae
Georaiaa, BNa, fraaa Pertlajsaj. fee Saa Padra.
errv n w a. au sxaaaur aortaara. tlfy
fmm Pluiaaeipiua. fee Portlaad.
Astoria. Dec 8i . bailed a 1 :80 a.. s
St as war Wplaaetu, fas Saa Fraaeiar. Sailed
Vf : " WaPSJaa,- for See Pedro.
Anrivad at 3:8 en 4 Jvrl no at 8:3 L at,
' Ber Hif, from Saa pearo. At-
Sivea at 11:89 a.
anii Jan. pa at e p.
ataamer Adauml vaai
cisca and way porta.
ancfa. from i?aa Fkan
Arnrai at and
left Oft at 2 :S0 D. steamer Oil worth, from
l'ort Kao J-uia. Arrived at 12:40 and left
tip at 2 p. : m-, sua mar Atlanta City, tram
Everett. . , ' ; "-. : -
- Seattle. Bar. fL Arrived, steamer Caadhre,
Anas Km Orleans - via Portland. : Haiied.
steamer Texan, frem Knr Terk sad way port,
far Tecoma end Portland. -
Sen rearo. uee. . irnm, wuw
Panuce, from Portland, tor Saw Orirsns. Ar
rived, steamer Harry Lockenbech, from ?ew
Tore, for Han PVaadaco and Portland. Sailed.
Mnenrahta Kahinda. for San Francisco and
Portland. : Sailed, ateasser Kantnekian. fromJ
New York and way porta, for atn Eraaciaco,
Paget Bested aad Portlaad.
Uaoolntn. Dae. 8.- Sailed. British aiauee
ffkipsea, froes Portland, for Sydney.
Cristobel, Itc. T. Bailed, ataawer SauU
Psala. from PortlaaiJ. for Baltimore. -
Paint Bayea. Dee. Paaaed at moan, staaaa
r Frank U. Back, from Portlaad.
HongktHig. Uec, T. armed, atcamer Sailer,
fron Portia tid.
fthanifcat. Dec. 7. arrid. alaamer West
Kadar, froaa Portland.
Liverpool. Dee. 7.-arrWad,- Briuab pteaaaar
Getbtoatar, fmea Portland.
AbardeaB, Dee. 8. Arrieed, ateaaMr Kuario.
from Portland.
Kan Fraaeiaeo, Def.' Anired at 2 a. .
ateamer Betaemer City, from Baltimore, (of
Portland aad Pocet grand. Arrived at J a.
m., atearoar Bowiek Hall, froaa Portland sad
Paget S&ind. for Mancheeter. . : Airivad at
a. m.. atotonfaip Babicda, from Sas Pedro, for
9rtlaod. arrived at C. a. aa., oodsnhip
Boobyalla. freaa pavtland. for Baa Pedro. Ar
rived at S a, n.. ateamer Admiral vane. from
Portland, for Sea hurgo. Arrived at a. m-,
ateamer Robert Lockenbaeb, Irem New 1'ork.
for Portland and Puget ttotmd. - Arrived at 8
a. m. British ateamer Twcanatar, from Pnget
Kound and Portland, for London. ' Arrived at
8 a. av. ateamer Tiger, from 'ev Tork, tor
Peset BooBd and Fertiaod.
Balboa. Dec 8. Arrfred, ataamer 8anta
Paula, front Portland, for Balumore.
London, Dec. H- Arrived, British fteatner
Gothieatar. from Portlaad and way porta.
Crito6aJ. Dee. 7. Arrived, ateamer Ipswich,
from Mobile, for Portland and -Facet Sound.
Batted, ateamer Manairea, from Portland, for
Sew York.
Balboa, Dee. 7. Sailed, ateamer K. I
Tockenbaoa, from Boston, for Portland aad
Put et Bound.
POSITIOKS OF VESSELS
(By Naval Radio.)
December 8, 8 P- m-:
Liebrt, Toku;ama for San Pedro, 3S46
milea from 8an Pedro. "
West Keate, Dariea for Portland. 1013 miles
from Uulnmtria river.
Kid ridge, Mwatow for Grays Harbor, 817
milea from Graya Harbor.
Pomona. Yokohama for Seattle, l&tig milea
from HeatUe.
Montane. Yokohama for Portland. 1630
miles frost Cjalnrabia river.
Broad Arrow, Nasaaakl for Baa Francisco,
2123 milej from Ban Fraaeiaeo.
Edmore. Seattle for Yokohama, 47 S miles
from Seattle.
Jefferson, Juneau for Petersburg, at Juneau.
West Cayote. Portlaad for Yokohama, 7T4
milea wast of Colombia river.
Starr. Port Ixxik for Seward, 40 miles from
Seward.
Henley. Vancouver for Yokohama, SaQ mile
from Yokohama.
President Jefferson, Seattle for Yokohama.
IS SO miles from Seattle. ;
Dochra, Seattle for New York, left 8eattle
nopn. . j
Siskiyou, Bellingbara for. Loaf Angeles. 10
miles from Columbia river.
Admiral Watson, Ketchikan for Seattle, 163
milea from 8eattle.
Ed aancalsy, San Francisoo for Blubber
Bay, 8 miles from Cape Flattery.
(By Federal Telegraph Co.)
Denember 8. 8 p. m.:
Multnomah. Everett for San Francisco
130
miles soutb or cotunvma nver.
1'orert King, to win Forest Dream, Sun
Francisco for Seattle, 10 miles from San
Francisco.
Oleum, JIaiizanillo for Ventura. 650 mil$s
south of Ventura.
Stockton, Seattle for San Francisco, 390
miles north of San Francisco.
Kebert I.uckenbeh. Saa Pedro for Ban
Franriwo, 00 milea south of (ian Francisco
IlShUliili.
Avalon, Grays Harbor for San Francisco,
SS7 miles north of San Fraacisoo.
Willamette, St. Helena for fan Francisco,
120 miles south of CelumMa river.
Wspama, St. Helena for Saa FraBeiseo, 122
milea south Of Columbia nver.
Wshfceeaa. Everett for Sao Pedro, 52 8
miles from Everett.
Harvard. San 1'ranrisca for Saa Pedro, TO
miles south ( San Feaneiaco.
Horace X. Baxtar. Radondo for Saa Ule
4T& mile from Badoudo.
Frank G. Drmn, Saa Pedro for Avon. 20
mi) mi from San Pedro.
Fred Matter. Saa Pedro for Seattle. 225
milea north ox Han Pedro.
Farsiso, Aberdeen for San pisdro, 325 miles
north of Saa Padre.
San IHeao, Tacoma for San Pedro, 47 miles
south ef Cape alendociae.
Ononian. noon, San rrannaeo for Seattle.
313 miles north of San Francisco.
Kenneeott, San Fraceuco fof JPortiand, 120
milea north ef (San Francisco.
Ueorgina Bojnh, Portland Sot San Fran
cisco, off Point Benita.
Frank H. Bnek, Jnnton for Sn Pedro, 60
miles aoath of can jrrancuco.
Yorba Unda, Sea ule fpr San Pedro, 250
miles north of San 1'edro.
December 7. 8 n. m. : r
Pressdent Jeff anon, Snstila for Yokohama.
S1ST miles west of Seattle.
Edssr Luekenbaoh. Boston for Saa Fran
eiaoe, 1018 'miles weat of Balboa.
Steel Exporter, New York for Saa Fran
citeo, T 88 miles northwest of Balboa.
Steel Engineer, San Franeisee fpr New
York, 104S miles northwest of Balboa.
Tuscaloosa City, Galveston for San Pedro,
2673 miles southeast of San Pedro.
Grant, liairasaki for Saa Francisco, 3853
miles from San Francisco.
President Cleveland, Yokohama for San
Francisco, 1238 miles west of Honolulu.
Ecuador. Ney Yerk for Saa Francisco, 47
miles south of New York,
William IVnn, New York for Honolulu.
1161. aulas aoutneast of Hsnalulu.
AwiaUr. San Pedre for Kaw York. 1978
aulas north ef Balboa.
Melville Dollar, Baltimore for Ssa Padre,
J 2 8 7 miles sogyi ef pan Pedro.
Alleged Hoocb King
Arrested at Boise
Tears Up Checks
Boise. Idaho. ec. S.-rJZ. C, gtewart,
alleged king of Boise moonshiners, was.
arrested Thursday BiehtJ nd 520 gal
lons of mask, 10 gallons ef finished
product, Quantities of wine, bard elder
and two stills were seised ty mem
bers ef the sheriffs force and two
federal prohibition officers who raided
his bomg, five rnilea weft of Boise, on
the state highway, They foqnd Btew
art's wife attending the stills,
Stewart was arrested in Beise and,
unable to furnish bond of .1000 or hail
of $1500, was looked in jail.
'While la the sheriffs offiee Stewart
asked tq he excused moment, and
pteppiBg from the room bean der
strovinir cheohs. which would have
lucriminated a, numljer of Boie men.
J".-"- k-.'-h t-S y-t .jui. TO
Demented Man, Gone
12 Years, Returns
Sandy, pee. . After rj absence of
IS years, a supposedly demented in an
has heen seen by W, F. Stracfe in the
weeda at Cedar Creek. When he ajte
Beared- 12" years ssa lie spske a few
words, but when is track spoke td him
on his appearanca; he ran' away, Jab-
herine, . He was hut : half clothed.
Search f the district failed tw peveal
his whereabouts. '
Ex-(Jovernor Cox Is
Father of New Girl
paytonr Ohio, JDee; 9.r fl. K, S-H-Barhara
Blair Cox. Bine pound la
weight, was bern to former Governor
and afrs. James M. Cox her early to
day, Mr. Coi was Demorratic presi
dential candidate in the eleeUoa (wo
years ago. ; vi' r?
Husband Wonft Let
Star Marry Obaplin
Berlin. Deo. U, P.)4-Pol Xegrt,
film star-, report e ensaa-ed to Charley
Chaplin, is etill the wife of a Polish
eeunt,.wbo refuses to divorce her, the
Neue Berliner iieitung; stated today. ,
HAWLEY BUYS OUT
WILCOXiNTERESTS
Oregon City, Dog. 9. Purchase by
W. $V Hawley Sr., president of tne
Kawley Pulp k Paper oompany. and
)ila associates, of tne Interest in tne
local miHs owned by the Wilcox: estate,
was announced yesterday. The con
sideration Involved is approximately
$1,000,000.
In malting the announcement, Mr.
Hawley, spiked the rumor' that the
local plant is to install a mill at Olym
piad Reports emanating from Seattle
are to the effect that a site at Turn-
water had been purchased and expen
diture of more than ii.two.ooo pro
jected by the local concern. The Haw
ley mills. said Mr. Hawley. "are
planning; no investments outside of Or
egon City. Any improvements or ad
ditions will be made here," Ha told
of recent rumors that the company
was to build a plant at Garibaldi, on
the Oregon coast, and branded the en
tire eet of stories in this regard as
false.
Mrs, Niohols to
Be Taken Back
By Her Husband
Ellensburg, "VVaeh,, Dec 9. "I cer
tainly will take Mabel back and give
her another chance," Ike A. Nichols,
Northern Pacific brakeman, declared
here today on his return from Kla
math Falls, where Ins wife is held for
the shooting December 2 of Robert
Greer, also of Ellensburg, in a lonely
mountain cabin e0 milea south of
Bend. Nichols is convinced that even
if his wife did riot leave EUeneburg
with Greer of her own free will, and
she avers she did not, she was forced
to remain with him when she was des
perate in her desire to communicate
with her husband la lleasbura.
Mrs. Nichols was threatened with
instant death if she communicated
with home or got farther- away than
20 feet from Greer, she declared to her
husband. He even forced her to ac
company him on his deliverie of
whiekey, which she says Greer manu
factured on a large scale In the cabin.
Mrs. Nichols asserted that she
was made to leave with Greer against
her will is borne out by the fact that
note found in the kitchen stove of
the Nichols home here after she dis
appeared read: "I am going not be
cause I want tobut at the point of a
gun."
MBS. XICHOL& IVD1CTE
Klamath Falls, Dec 9. First degree
murder was charged against Mrs
Mabel Nichols, self-confessed slayer of
Robert Greer, her companion at the
Summit stage station, December S, in
an indictment returned by the grand
jury here yesterday. She probably
will go to trial early in January.
Mme. Matzenauer
Denies She Used
Husband as Maid
(By Universal Service.)
San Francisco, Dec. 0 The "Orchid"
and "Wild Mustard" were in court
again, today when Mme. Margaret Mat
zenauer, through her attorney, filed a
lengthy answer and cross corn plaint
in the superior court in response to
Floyd Glotsbaeh. her chauffeur hus
band's latest suit for divoree.
The complaint alleged That the
household of the prima donna was kept
in eontinual discord by tne persist
ence of Ooltabach maintaining cor
respondence with Lottie Fratiea Cer
met. The document further declared
Glotsbaeh did not have to button on
the grand opera stars gowns, as he
claimed, nor did he hook a single
hook, unless he desifed to. ana that
it was only his pleadings that he be
permitted to perform those services
that prompted her to permit it.
As to dismissing her maid following
their marriage at Carlshaden June IS,
1931, the diva declares that this was
done at the insistent request . ef her
new husband, who, she claims, desired
to be alone with her on their tour of
Europe and was not done for the our
pose of making; her husband the maid.
1 - -0- '."."I '
Four Are Killed
In Explosion of
Powder Factory
Pittston, Pa., Dec. aWfl. K. S.)?r-
Four are dead and one dying as a re-?
suit of an explosion which eeeurred
this morning after 10 e'doek In the
plant pf the Black Piarnoqd Powder
company at Suscon, five miles from
here. Just what caused the accident
has net been determined. It is believed
that the first explosion occurred fn the
e-lazjng plant, which caused the packing
house and the drying plant to o off.
Practically all of the 15 large build
ings used ia connection with the man
ufaeture of explosives, are demolished
beyond repair. Three conveyor track a,
railroad ties and buildings In the vicin
ity are uprooted aad demolished, pow
der kegs are strews over the entire
ground for miles away. Limb Of dif
ferent victims were found many yards
away from the bodies,
COTTOY MARKET HIOHEK AT
OPENING) TftAE IS -aCTITE
New T6r. Pea, 8,-(1, H. B,-Te cot
ton market opened B to 18 points higher today,
jaftaencerf to same exust by strength in the
Stock market.
Trade was- fairly active, including the pur
chase of a pork, el 5000 bales; of May by sae
broker. Wall street. Liverpool sad (Pot heases
amonf the early bqyerg, etjiie (seal booses
tha South said.
and
After the atart tba list held steads, writ J,
llttte iurtbu cbaaee in prlaas
Toe market closed steady today. IS te 20
Hisu his her. Boat aaatan. closed It pasata
buhar at ?5.10c. So sales.
lnc swooned byOverbeek Cerje Co.;
Open. High.
193 '
8483
487
nne.
i!Si
2312
231
2808
3480
84T8
2433
gSSO
2323
.488
Jan.. .,.r.. 2483 ?503
Pkb. ...... .
March ..... 2508 8322-
A pril ....
Way '-,,.; 49 . 9S1 ;
June ...... .... ....
July ....... 3478 8480
Auc. f . . r . r " f . . .
aer. . . . ....
Oct. ...... 2838
338
SJU.
?38
NEW INCORPORATIONS
, Salewt. Orv, TJa. B.--Oro!v aV Failine.
fneorpoeated, with beadeuartera ta Portlaad.
filed asticleaaf teororuea wttk tlie atata
eoeporaUoa depertcaeat hero Pnslay. Tha easa
panyja capitabaed at llS.OOO, i, J, Cross,
ley. H. H. yafUng sod Baltis Alias Jr., are
sue incorporators, . . ,
' Articles WSJS also filed Fritlav- he the Un
fua.1 lanea cosnrieny of PorUaad, caiHiaUaed
at 810, eOO I tbe iacarpovmrors s , Aisaa TX
VSts. Walter A- Uoaa aad J. B. VUckaa. ,
- The OidRek! Tire eempanv, aa Ohio
PorsHon riUrt8H(e4 t 150,000. was fras
permbBven to operate in Orecoa. 11.
Sserber ef ForUaad aaated as attorney ia
fact for Oregon
KeseluUoHa ef dissolution wesw filed be the
IfhxuM . 1'ittmbiBg v . lieauag eaarpaay of
Leuuua. . . .
Wheat Bulls on
Rampage; Price
At Seasonfs High
Chieasa, Dee, 9. -Wheat bulla were ow-e
rampage today sad after the preeesdias tuft
ed down, it was discovered that Decern her aad
May wheat had leeched she hichsst level ef
the year. The market dosed at tap price.
Gains of 1 fee to 8c were showa. -: Pa roes Per
closed at 51.22: May, 81.10 It 1.20 H ;
11?, 81,08 1.08 H.
Heavy boyine for Eaatera account, seme ef
It short eoreriac was induced by the talk of
Jalias Barnes advoeatine foreisn credits to
the amount af 8S0.OO0.000 to 870,000.000
la order that we msht dispose ef sarpltta
(rain. Further impeuia was tire the ad
vance when it was intimated that a foreisn
credits bill bad bees introduced sn the house
lata Friday but -there was so oaa around wee
seemed able to confirm tt.
Sentiment Is bullish aad stronc la this,
aaeonrased by Washington, are preparing for
higher ' prices sad they have secured many
followers, supply aad demaad, reeeipta and
ahipmeata or other statistical factors, have no
influence aa the market with aha moment.
Mtaneapolia cash wheat premiums were uq
chanzed today. Milling demand for wheat was
quiet sod export trade at a standstill. It is
reported that there are nearly 27.000,000
bushela of srain ei both domaatio ami Can
adiaa wheat afloat in Buffalo barber aad not
inchidiae visible supply statemeata,
The atroag ana af the bulla forced a street
upturn in- earn also today. The strength area
baaed on the belief that icreign credit would
result in material improvement of the fer
eiga demand. The buying was tersely local
aad ea the advanee longs pressed a little
cent toe sale. Cora closed 1 He to 1 14 e high
er; December, 72 72 He: May, 11
II H! -ulx. TOlsc. Cash damaad was light
because Eastern distributors are undeiselliai
Chicago.
Bullish enthusiasm spread to oata and De
cember and May made new high records for
their erop. Cemmiwion bouse buying waa
broad. Minneapolis reported sales of 800.000
bushels of oats to the Southwest the pan few
das-s ami that market is under -selling Chicago
in tits East. Oata closed sc ta 1 He up: De
cember, SHc; May, 44 V 44 He; July,
41 He.
Provisions were dull. Market waa firmer
with bogs sad grain. Lard closed 2 H t to 6a
higher and ribs 7 He to IT He higher.
Chicago range of prices furnished by United
Press:
Open. High.
Xjtm.
119
11T
108 H
TO H
S9 te
SH
44
43H
40H
Close.
123
120 H
100 H
T8H
Tl
TO H
48 H
44 H
41 H
Dae. 118H 1X3 H
May
July
Deo.
May
July
Dee.
May
July
. ,11T H 180H
...108H- loH
CRN
70 T2H
...70 71 H
. . . 69 H 70 H
OATS
... 44 48 H
. .. 4SH 44
, . . 40H 41 H
URD
Jtn.
. .1003
1010
1080
1005
io:o
833
86
88
1003
1020
9T0
87 '
OH
70
Mar" 10-20
BIBS
975
KTE
8TH
BOH
BABLEY
My
Deo.
May
Dec.
. . 860
... 8
...88
POKTtAXI WH01VE8AX.E FSICZS
These are the prices retailera pay whole
salers, 'except as otherwise noted :
BUTTER beliiaf prices, bos lets: Cream
ery jtrieesvrMnla. sitrss, esc lb., for plain
wrapper ; cubeJ. 43 S 45c per lb.; dairy,
buying ririee, 80c par lb.
BUTTEBFAT .Portland delivery basis: Ho.
1 grade, 4Sc: No. 3, 45c; No. sone, eCe
for "a" erode.
CHEE8B Belling: Ttilaaeook. triplets, 83
83e lb.: Young Ameriea, 88c per lb-;
OregM triplets, 219 87c Buying enee, f. o.
b, Tillamook: Triplets, 80e; Voung America
and Ioaghorna. 81c SelliBg pnee : Block
Swiss, Wisconsin, 308Se; iwoorted, BOo lb.;
limburger, 252c: creaas brick, Orecoa, S3
25c; Eastern, 28 80c
EGtlg Buyinf price. Front street! Cur.
reut receipts. W'estem Oregon. 4ft48e dosen:
Istera Oregon, $So par rtoa. ; henuertes, 44c
per dos.; selling priee. select, 53c per das. :
eeadlsd. 60s per doz. ; pullets, 43o per
ess. : storage, 38 8 38e per dos.
EGGS Associative ssllirif prlae: Seiset,
SSe: brown, 5fte; firsts. S8e; pulls ta, 4Se.
LIVE POULTRY Selling priee: Heavy
bens, 20fe23e lb. i light hens, 14c per lb.;
krailers. 90e ur lb.: SBrinss. lTSUs wer lb.:
ducks, 15I8e Mr fo.; sea, 1718e per
lb.; turkeys, live, 2 5c per lb.; fsocy dresssd.
(8ic per in.
Fsesh rrults s"d Vsaatsbles
KRKSH .FRUITS Oranews, new navels,
SRise TO oer boat leawma. 81 LOO 11.60
ease; grapefruit, florid. 88.08 T.60;
easabas. lUc lb.: pears, $2.00 3.60 per
boj; grape', 8l"e per fb,
BEKHlKS Crsnbervtss. Northwest, IT.OO
par boij Esstern, iaa.50.
DUIETi JTltJITs - Ustae, IT.OO I figs,
black. lTo ear lb-; prunes, 40s sad 8US,
2S-lb. box, 12 He; 80s sad 80s, 1H lb,
ONIONS SelliBa urice to retailors: Ore
gon. 82 00 per cental; garlic, 1330a lb,;
green onions. 4am .Tie per ass. wunenes,
POTATOES -Selling nriea to raUUarst Ore-
gea, fancy, 83 81.00 par cental; sweet
natatsaa. 2 Vl & 3a ner lb.
VEGETABLES Bests, 1 He per lb.: cab
ban, it Dav- . sound 1 lettuce. S3.S00S.7S
per crate : earrots, IVio per lb.: tomstoes,
! . . MM , : . . KM 1 . V . IJ-V.
18a nr lb.: arUcnokes, l.Tn ).H nay aos. ;
cauliflower. 82.50 1 er daaea; celery. 85e3
81.10 per detsu; ess plant, ibc 10.; spioscji.
75J85c bos.
APPLES Cookers. 7Qy85c; face aad fill,
fl.OO (9 1.3S; faaey t4 egtra, faacy packs.
MaatS
COUNTRt ME tT si Selling price: Cima-
. i. . i cs .4 ii. - ik . T. ,Hr l .
vesj toos (about 80 to 160 W). 13V 9 ISa
m, ; iifevv stuii tees: isbids, b io,
6MOKKt MEATi Hams, .HfSSe Jb.;
break last oaeen, 31 woc to.
PICKINT. BftrSE If EAT3 Steer beef.
13 U s18e lb.j heifers. 11 w 11 He lb. S cows,
9 010c; lsmbi, 18 200 lb.; ewes, 10 14c
lb.: boos. ISselSKe lb.
LABIV-fvettle reodcrsd, S9ts lb-1 tiarcs
essu. cosapwaa, 1,
Srocarles
- BEANS Smsll waits, f 7.S : large whitel
ST.so; sat, st. do; urns, fio.eo; psyeu.
99. du; rea, at. so.
HflVET V.w. 84.389 4.80 per ease.
felOfS-Japsn, Ss, , 6a ; Sloe toat 8e
lb.: New Orieana head. Stic
rOFr EB-Koasted. 84 H 0 84 Ike lb. fa
seeks or drama.
SALT- Coarse, half ground, 1 00s, It 1. 00
ten; 60s. S1T.SS; Ubte dairy 60s, S27.Bftj
pales, S.804.eO; faeey tab s ssf dairy.
DUijr cnoe, ae.ioi ira aa nerry.
88.10
n ee ki .
best, granulated.
eatra O, $7.1 it gaktea C. 81
t nun c ai.ss
CANNEO MILK rtalia, 83.08; baby sUe,
S4 80 esse: Katie. 18. 8 rasa.
SODA f BAf!KEKB ta bulk. 15a lb.
Si
NUTS Walnuts, 1 sj S6o IK j aJmaads.
lIV.ls IB. ; uiDerts, tie vs.: peaausa. we le. j
Beeaus, SBe Ib. BrasUf, 8Va ib.( chestnuts.
aapasuwe. aawaee m. .
'ifc ess faeiffitii
FpESH FISH )lijvenud sal rune, 15c per
lb-; steelbesd. ' 18e per lb.; halibut. lf 0e
lb. : hiaak cad. SsSlOe la.; sutrgaaa, 20e pay
le.; basket kipeend aad, 32. OB; basket kHf
pared aataaaa. Sli.oft; has cod, 7 0 8a par
lb.: sole. 18a fb.: toss aid, 0e Ib-J silver
aaw:t. lino per ta.
OfSTEBS JSsjtera, If SO sal.; OlrrnpU,
so.oo ssx, gi.eo ev;.rapfr araa, ferO'
das; syaaiv S2.S0 do.
Heps, Was aed MWas
HOP3 192 eaotK naesinsl. 8 A IBs lb.
fit.. uc., . F VDJ. , w
unmiB a aas ii. :
6UEiEl PEWS LW aw pelts. 28a IKj
short pelts. 11H.8 lb-1 lea heir east felta,
sas is.; snort saur soft pans, iasos aaoa.
Vffirtr -WHiLmctl. vaiie eoene. SaSS
2Te: aardinni. S3a8Sa lb. i fine, 48 S ie
lb. I Eastern Overoa-Jdabo, 4 O 4 Se lh.
TALLOW AND tiRJBASEV i a. 1 tallow.
: ?V i, fieeaa, a i Sf
Se lb.
CASCA114 BAs.112S jstsf, It?
peel. M is,, grape root, ne ia,
Palate, Oils, Ete, 1
IS AW LINSEED eiLBsrvels. per
Bl.lS: 8 aal. cans, per saL. 81.25.
BOII.KIJ Lib SEED OIL Barrels, per gaX.
Il.iz; a gsi- cans, per SiSA.y
TUB?STOiB trrrma, pes gaL, 31-82; S
gat eaas, par gaL. 1.7
- umiTP j. t ii Linn
. pes- lb,,
11 H
- i Lasnbee aed Mififiee I
. Latest carload hssnber sales by assaofso
lawn wnatetiona seoceseotina L 'm. b. auli val-
ses ia eHrsct saies ta ssUUers sa iagiudio
aaiiag eiei, ... ,.
PLOOUlafti High. - Tew. Ays.
n4 .. a v. ,..8i7oo 4T.ee ssi.ee
Ut4 No. 2 aad at a. s. 38 bO 38.00 38.ee
j ..... ; .. . 8.ee
CElUCffJj - 4
lii Ke. S and bet;. SS-DQ
Ijpop SIDlXGt
! bo. smd bat.. . 42.00
BOASXkS ASP glOPLAP:
ss to sis ,ie.e
msfE'iOai; .
txl 12-14 I8.S0
SMALL TlKBtTK; i .
4 -
LATH:
4 ft. Na. 1 fir 8.2S
SHINOLFS-.
cs.ee ' 88.ee
-7-09
S9.ee ;
1
Jf.sp
4-se
41-oe
450
A shingles ' 8 fO
' 3.0(1 ".,
s.ee
Total sales. S3 saiils, 7.314.7S3 feet.
PORTLAND LAtfflS 3
FOOTCALL
GAMES
.
SeatUe, Dee. 9. PortUnd landed
Uiree Paclfto Coast . lntetrcollegiate
conference football 'came for' 1923
when the deadlock, which had existed
in the ; conference since Thursday
morning was broken this morning:.
The raroea landed by Portland are:
October 27 Calif ornia vs. Washlnr,
ton State.
Jivnttibmr 10 Stanford va. Oreffoa.
November IT Washington ' Btato. vs.
Oregon Aies.
The conference faculty V representa
tives are eonsiderinsr placing tre bars
against tramp athletes, which means
that Oreg-on may lose Moe Sax, who
transferred to that institution from
Washington State college. .
ii s ii ii m 1 1 t i i.
Landslide Blooks
Upper Washington
Streetcar traffic on vpper Washing
ton street above 23d was blocked this
afternoon by a landslide which covered
the tracks to a oepth of several feet.
The earth was! loosened by the heavy
rains and slipped from th bank, car
ry Hie; small trees wit it. Workmen
bepan at once to remove the debris.
The slide undermined tne concrete
paving; of May wood ' drive which
branches' off Washington, but the sur
face waa still holding up. , Traffic,
however, was warned away from that
thoroughfare because of- the danger.
The slide is four feet deep and about
25 feet wide.
Defeated Justice
Asks for Recount
Kamath Falls, Pec 8-Charglng Il
legalities in the recent election here,
T. Lv Snook, justice of the peace at
Chlloq,uin. defeated by R. C. Spink.
Is seeking a; recount. Whether tbi
will be granted will not become known
until the county court considers briefs
from both Bides, to be presented Monday.
It 18 reported that Chllgauia, a small
town on the Klamath Indian reserva
tion, has become . divided into two
factions and that feeling runs high.
FOREIGN" 'XX'rHAX'OK' KATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange de
partment of tha United gtatee Xetional bank.
Uuotattone below (eseept the pound ster
ling) are quoted on the basis of 100 Quits
loreign currency.
Opening nominal rates ea bank transections;
urate f-aBie j-ar
London
checks. transfers. value.
lbs. sterling. . 8
4.88
7.07
6.58 -4
.0123
8.01
S 4.BT h
8 4.8S8
Parisfrancs. . .
Belgium Francs
Berlin Marks . .
7. OB to
' 6.54
.0123
8.03
18.80
18.80
28.81
18.80
Genoa Un. . . .
Athena -
Drsebassa . . . .
1.1S 1.17 19.80
20.88 20.84 20,70
10.08 J8.ll 26.70
28.94 20.88 28.70
33.80 84.13 .....
48.65 48.80 1 . ... .
71.85 ' 71.85
Copenhagen-'
aronar.
Chrtstiasia
KreUr
Stockholm
Kroner
Hongkone
t urrenoy. ....
Japan Van.. . .
Shanghai Tsels 71.65
C'soadian dollar discount e )i
MIUBeapolIs-Dalath Flax
Minneapolis. Dee. 9. Flat May. 32.40 hi;
December. 82 88 r track, 32.68 2.80 ;' ar-
nve. 83.58.
Puluth. Dee. B. FUx Iieosnvber, -88,35;
May. sa.g; July. S2.3S; track. 88.884
S-osTk; amre, f.iu.
7?ew Terk.fjOBfloii Silver
New Tork. Dae. 8. l. N S.I Commer
cial bar stiver: Domestic unchanged at
VUHoi foreign, faisUer at H8 e.
utnmon, , tjre. . tJ. e-J 'sr suvar.
U.Jfl Wgoer s 31 7-84.
Wlaalpeg Wheat Optless
Winnipeg. Da. f, .Wheat:
t Open. . llie-h. Low.
CltMse,
nee. 104 H 10tf 104
Mar 107 110 107
100 H
103
July . .108 108 10
HlpneapoliB Wbaat Optloss
Minneapolis, Pee. f. Wheat;
Opsa. High. Itw. Close.
ree. 117 110
117 . IIS '4
May H8; 118
116 118
July .,118 118. US 116H
ZJital Statistics
marrfages.Dirtb;. Deaths.
MARK1AGE UCENSC5
J5."siseTLeiatr Portland " hotei. and
Jean MoCoeaeJl, legal, 47 Else street- .
Pl.riu a t.; A a . . . ...
sad velye Jess Bruea, 23, horfaia part-
menra.
Earl P. Furniss, Jctrsl, 827 Kaarney street.
snd Mary Ioratby W'nrbt, esal, 81 East
acta aireet-
Artfatu JabiavOle. 43, 3118 SSd street
soutbeast, aad Oeuida Thomfwon, 28, 8113
SSd street southeast.
Victor B. Smita, legal, 883 East 11th street
Berth, and Jsasio kg Sfflith, lessl, J81 JKortl,
Sutk streeC
Huse . Undfors. legal. 1085 East Tamhill
street, sad Mttl4 Skens. legal, 228 East ftlst
"WEDDING
AStTJ -t81TtMO
CAUU KKuBlVIBI
SMITH ek CO.. Sit Morsaa
BIRfrO
1. 1 E. UsW i078
H. Siottt M., baa, SU; a, son.
BAMOllsta la Mr. aad tin. U J. Baadera,
swnssisn, ur., 'i ec. ; e aaugnter.
JiliOW afwre M. ee4 Mrs. A. T. Brown
88 lrviug, Xev, 119 1 a sou.
coil TO Mr. gnd Mm. H E. t'obr)
34! H tirsH. Uea. U; s sou.
U I I V W U II 1 . . , a ....
"... . - W . . .W ... JJV. (11-
2 tsnenraoa ertve. Biov. as: a
KEfllfTe M- end Mas, 9, P. Earn, T80
B. 67th E., Dea. I; a son.
KAHL To Mr. aad Mrs. 8. A. faeid 7f 04
Vi ,., aoi, . o; a fjaugiuar.
SBl'i'hWfa Mr. and Mrs.- H. Hearth, k
sailsa east of Claokataaa. Usw. 2; a aon. '
TAILOB To Mr- and Mrs. W. K. Taylor,
fsBawevar, Wash., liae. 8: a dsugbter-
TEETE tTs tr. aad Mrs. r. E. Taster,
82H 8h, Use. Z; a son, S ,
AHIUHAM To My. sad Mrs. A. Abra
ham. U intpont, lee, 8: 8 danglitcr.
BKI.L To Mr. end Mrs. M. tX MeU, ?
mt, 1 l is tv.. aal. x. . n wenenier.
KlEtL!HKUv Ma. and. Mra. A. W
afaearaar. saa ivy. uee. a; a Oaugkter.'
SMITH To Mr. and Mra. p. A, Wauth,
puntiiornsi. JJsm, ; g. daugbter.
TOMl'f4 Te M. saa Mw- E. Teiarta, 48
Liuon are. n.; uc. o; a soa.
mmmwmmaBsmmBamamaamamBammmmhi
DEATHS
tSKHMAH Ta My riettmsa, S421 S2)
B.rL. Key. 8. 84 ysa.; esrswbrai bewovvbase.
TlitHtaON 4'araUoa B. Tbesnaoo. Hi At"
barta. Pee. T, 74 yrs. ; cerebral beraorrlisgw.
Mt'HW.UTX Sent Mcbwarta, tfle "2d,
llwc M, SJ yrs.; earcmema.
iSEUOW Etna Masse Neleow. 118 Glaaa
aye. sac yw.; pneumonia,
MEKTEKla Edward K. Meffeid? 17?4 K
Stark, Ilea. 1. SO rrai nephnUs.
' bl'lLkHj J. Albert Ii. pules, Orefan Yarbt
club IVo. 8. Uee. 2, SO yra. ; breachiUs.
is VV A N H )! Ann Hwaasoo. 804 Joha St.,
Dec 7. SO yrs. ; cwreaie aeparitia.
'm-mNEw :todat: S9
4svSwwssj-afSjSafB
if 'fin' i in Oil'
FLUFF RUGS
tfade frwai ysasaM Wuremt carpets,
have CtV tbe anee ef new rut,
Pe4 ru rasa, and le
Ms;! jrdai . flead for
eat 2 Hues Steam Cleans
wociae rVtsa.
SW'SJSt
Cteanaat tJ
pstrnwtiT mum cm,-
test ;.-"-.,.. -,.1M'- f 4rl fta) ft,
101
THIS ' is ta notify all eaeoenwd that I, the
undersigned, have vmrcbased tne steak ana
' fixtures of Btewsrt's grocery - store. S040
. Fester rose, operated by J. H. Balzhiaer,
at that I will not be reeponaible fw any
btlla aoatrscted by bint except aa specifically
vnderatood between me and creditors.
All claims must be. press rated oa eg bafoge
Deeembee 10. . .-t..
" (Signed) Tom at-lry. " Sut 24-f4.
NOTICE la hereby given tbsv a public Leering
wiu be cam m room a if uregoa bMg-.
5th aad Oak street, portlaad. at 8 o'clock
p. m. on Wednesday. December 2T. -1922.
relative to the adopdoa ef a sneral safety
order covering aafety eavioaa aad aafegnard
tng in the operation of portable powei -driven
mrcular woodeawa bs the ' stata of tiresoa,
a authorised by section 87S-8T84, Oregaa
Uwe. OREGON STATE INDCgTULkt
6KaLD bids accepted until December 14
for OKI est an luned carpenter simp, nest
Side. S07 Labor Temple.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
llLEirJ KWELHI V" asweiaHy: "buttoe
; ' Waa. ahareaa Jaeaev Bros. 131-133 8tb as.
DEATH NOTICES
103
MEiiiEU At residence. 218 ITratnoat St.,
I'nomas ester, esea 6 yeaiw. bueband of
KlizabssUk Meater end f atbev of Pmal, Hugh,
: WUltens and Monica, aad brother of. Anna
-Mauter. Mra. I sue of, Loa Angelaa. and
rot tier ef James st Ercreit, Joiin of Urand
IV.rks. S. U and lhttuet ef Clucsgix
oeral notica later. HcEntee EUera, di
rectors.
W11X1AK At the residence. S37 K." 62l"at',
lies, e, Charlotte Wligar, 'aged- 24 yeans
ononu usasaier . qi jar. ana airs, I . wu
kar. sister ot Mrs. Tberssa Mclonald. Mi,
Mari stark sod Mrs. Eleanor Mliderbnrg of
Portland. Mra Cecelia Smith and Mrs. N.
Hansen of Eresno, Cel. ; J. Wilger ef Los
Angeles, CaL Puneral notice later. lte
mains at the reeidrnual parlors of MUlar 4k
Tracer. -
JOHNSON la this city,. Dec , A, K. Johu-
aon, sgeo eu years, late or aau jaiiarsoe
St. Tba reraaina are at Unley s mortuary,
Montgomery at 8th. .Notsee ot funeral bere.
after.
MO.NiAJE At Astoria, Jennie ttonged. lie-
ins ins are at the chapel of Edward Holman
i Son, Third, and Heiruuu sts. .Notice of
funeral .later, '
BXIDKU In this city. lx-c. U. Klisa BniUtr.
aged so years. Hie remains are St eiosry a
msrtusry, Montgomery at ath.
FUNERAL "NOTICES ' 104
WIUPRECHT December 6. at the IsU real-
eence, lie West Terry street., Mary felisa
bath, and 48 years." wife of Otto Wst-
prscbt, votner ef Halph. Edna E.. and Otts
w. WleDreuht ef PorUsad aad Earl U. tvta-
presht of siaatUe, Wash., and taster ot
atoaee Joena or uus city, rnuip, tnomss,
Charlea and Gn John and Mrs. Addie
Burke, of Kalama. Wash, aad Mra. Kdittt
Trimm of Fremont, Mich.. Tha funeral
eervice will be held Monday, December 11,
at lOfSW sr. ' m.. at sTtntey a mortuary,
Montcromery at Fifth. Eriends . snvued.
Concludlna service. Itiver View Cemetery.
PNIliecembersr "at OUTiaTrsldence'.
s East 'Mill street. Charles M., aged 78
years, husband ef Mary O. Pond aad father
ef Mrs. Kuby May Potts and Harold .
Pond of Portland. Tha funeral sen tea will
be hew Monday. December 11. at 1 p. m
at Einley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth,
Prierut Invited. Ceneludius service, Mt.
Acott 1 cemetery. .. Tha deceased' waa a- mem
ber of Oregon Lodge. Mo 101, A. P. end
A. M. '
TJOTiijMAN At Tucumcari. " N. W.. Kebecoa
Uoodman, wfe ot Merman (ioodman, auter
ot Mrs. Louis Krause of Portland, Or., Mrs.
M. alarlsruber, William and Joseph Adler of
'lumimcari, S. M. funeral sarrices will be
bald at the chapel of Edward Holman
joon. Ttura. sad belraoa ats.. Munuay, use.
10. 1822. st 9 P. a- latarment Ahavai
Miiotom
WbLl- tu OiK cit: liecT-sr il)i2: K.iar
svou, motaer at a. waiter won ana sirs,
ii. J. Mrandes ef Portlaad.' Or., aistev of
H. MsndelaoD or San Franc !-, .Jal. Fu
rtrrai aervicea will be held st the clispel of
1-kfward Holman tt eon. Third aad balmon
sta., eunaay, uee. io, at a p, so.
Iittarrjieat Me La Israel.
HTATT In UiU city. Icr8. luary It. ilyaU.
sge 79 years, beloved wits ef n. Maeor
Hyatt; 4 ofaUdraa else mourn: j. M. tlystt
of Newberry, Or. W. H. MyeU af Oakland,
t'al.t J. a. Hyatt of Tart, Eta., and Mrs.
J. E. Waaaoner of tbia city. feunenU serv-
toes JTiU be held Sunosy, iac. JO. st 2
p. ra. st tha parlors of chambers Co.. Inc.,
4 8-50 EiUinsworth are.
WiLOVIii"lhis"olly" December I. afattiie
Wilson, agea to years, late or aeappaaee.
; Or., beloved-mother of italph Tbomaa of
: Saappeose and Dollie Thomas of Portland,
- Mrs, Jaan O. Eerbachsn of Portland, Mra.
Minnie McUlure of Cedar MilU. r. Mra.
: liisu Snapw of Oakland. Cs. Funeral sarv.
foes will ee held aanday, December IO, at
1 p-. m. at the chapel of Miller Traeey.
IBtermenr Bcsppooee cemetery. -
stOONR- December 8, at ilia family reduanee,
ovll Failing street. Lets Irene Kaoee, age
is years, peioyad aaugtttac ef Mr. saa .sisa,
rthur A. Koens. half sister ef flebart BoW'
natt. funeral services will be eondueted
Monday. Deoembsr 11. at 2 p. m. from the
c tie pel at the Portland' Crematorium. Friends
invited. Remains at Pearsons Undertaking
psiiors. Kuaaeli St.. at I'nioa avenue.
lABSCU Tba' funeral' aerviaea of Piiel""r?.
Bavsch, beloved infant daughter of Mr, s d
Mrs. Keiiibold Barseh, will be Iwld Monilsy.
.Iiecember 11, at 3 v, ra., at the chapel of
Miller sV Trscey. Interment Boss City
eemptery. -- -
ilOAb TbT7 uneral services of tlie Tate Isaso
t X. Mead will be held Sunday, December 10,
1 at. 2 p. m- st the chapel ef MUlar sV
! Trscey.
!' 11 .' ' !
J ffWISJIAL D 1REC TORS lot
Syjtaaw1 'wS IgU f 'wswe- II I -sap' 'sasi 1 1 .s iPamesm, sa-egisskassjiissii f
amwallr Swrd Ikwlw f
Funeral Directors
K C. DCJlNUfG, ISa
.M,A JTs lastily ieU the sriae,
, ,414 X Alder St. Phaee Kaat 80S,
Edward Holmaii
v&;Son . .
rraan A!ft BALMCW
' KAiji-esoT.
5nook iSc Wtiealdon
' 8"tyXERAIi DTRKCTOEa .
8TJCCESSOBS TO ..I
BREEZE ak MXOOK I
BELMONT ST UTM i-, nrt t
A. D. KenwortFiy & Co
" as. a. m, Aet, 018-21. !
Lerch. IJndertislrsi''
. PHONg IIA8T 0781,
MWfTCeMEBrAT FIFTn. SfAfir4SS9.
MILLER V TBACET.' indanrnd.n f r
st.. bet.'goth .ndai.stfa.:n.p
... el, KSTABLISHMESfl
801 Williams Ave. WALNPT 0JJ0.
r,JfeST,fJ PtLElta fuaeral psrlow wlti'W
; the yrivaew CM tjt. lit end Everett
A. R. Zelicr Co.ylzrt&l
. trtmrn oa7, ziza. anto. ezi-BS,
'QtfPnrOft tTNDERTAKIXQ CO.
PV.fiaa
vwrrwi? Main 413-
Or. Sd st Clay.
MONUMENTS
ion
eg JTWrtg st P'I SFT3L .f fr40eu K.T43 ,
"Vu- a
arrirltt?cs
- a MryrWt
f fl kt Itaasstway, easaef
Cnif,B Et 7713.
fnw.aj tot AH Oacaaiaaaa,
'WII fjKUW OCtt OWN"
fhsrse Afenw fkilirited.
Smith's FJower Sho?
i - - "Porl It .4 'a Psaereasiei Ploriaa.. ..
klowere foe AH fiecasioaw. .--Male
T818. T" C. Luke. Mar-, eta ens AMet
Seliwood Oreenhbuse?'
' Cu( sTewers. TVrfrM and gets .
fa AH cca'rtous. "
ELT-WOOP IBkO. 04 Webeleaa see.
BmtirZrten' n2rtn"!i-lC"ifAl.N:"7i78
Jll.i.Uil t'lurjo aocouot solleatest.
2U UltOADWAlt AX, TAkLOst
SPECIAL NOTICES
- r FLORISTS ;., ?
0tS&? ZJ09
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f,lart!n:FcrL-25
Company
34 WAat'llTOM fIT
iiaim ee.
rtsx rtowErt! rw
tkcasio.N" AnTmiOAiJ.i
. AUBA.N'Ji-P
LOST AND FOUtO l t ?
THE follo-ing article. '7,?
f FOrUslll JtfUlWwiS , sVesS.sw, wear as
Desi TVia 1 umbrellas. 3 l'-h bj.ses, 4
, "ir .umvk, 1 sultnaae. a hs."l
iR Wi-Ts books. 3 pkga. 1 P.-
Jeborf tickets. Owner may obtain sr. i -WaaUficeUon
at 1st and .AlVt
- esS-ltfttt '
5sT-b.tw Oregonta. "4 J-
ii Miwfr8fWl
please call M. H. Moad, Bdwys 0813. a
ware.
fnd 7Z sad Ta-.huTrhoe. Walnut .411;
itviii'd.
oTVirhinrbcd;
spot: reward. Walnut OT33.
tnsT 837 ta b'Jls. betweea V. 8J. Kstle..l
baas ana oe uu,v-i - - - - . . , .
N.Tsad 8SS Massachusetts. artie.4 87-.
jtewero. u i - , r
us i a "
CDST Dark Uua apede puras. aionta s.i.
CCSt:-ail? ef 8Us. ea "rnesBj'- J
and TamhUK return w
a Vtmmk'm offioet rewasd.
mssae; raws - ,
liberal reward
TJOat A wusi tsiusie pointer. Hut nil
whits - Scars serosa ins swi -
IXHU, . - -. .I,,, , i . .
LETTEa'Ttrosu ' leintilsnd ost Monday nsr
polfficisddreaaad te W. U. E.unsr.l
Kewaro.
08T Heirloosa earrmg. kuuart i wiaiu "i
black: naaar. pssaao pwmv -
E5T--f t- The AdiU, num. one 1 In
, MSSOItUI sssna, w.w - - " mw-
43 ?t. stita tt
r5oTjrh, ML SaMtdistrisl. . white pmntrr :
warw . a m . . - Va, . jM a mtjsTasiaawwk Id S Si m aa
. eos, wira prwwn ns .
at -rnee. .
C&aif-a" Wa7ttir case eAotaining keys; reward.
Tanor ea ir.
EosT4 Male AlradaJa dog ss.r Portsmouth,
.-a--. .mmmI Kmiiirt OfleO.
tirltltE Spits." 4 months old en u a4' 1
U r.1 - TahoS 4S7S.
rnaa".n'"kui'k "eoTlectlon book, on west
- V. I IU.1 V.M www..
aide, Monday evening. Call East 8738.
EDUCATIONAL
200
: WHY BI OUT or A JOB Oil .
; WORK AT AM 0PlCEPAlt POBlTlOS
Trslaod auto repairmen and' stfte ela
trlca! asisarts are now in demand. Wj ;'
belped hundreds af ear graduates to t
par Job. We an palp you. too. Call sl
invpset our school say day (sxeept be. tr
Vayl t 10 a. ta, or 8 p. sf.. er write
We 112-Paga irBEE caUioa Ass I"
AlMMXjiVTO AM ATlATIOJf SCHOOL.
TJ.rVae Aves aad VNiaee
Wood la we aw Alberta Car. 84 tt
HEW fKUHWmV-T. Pa5t.-SMBBB
4 PAT AW JOGHT SCHOOt
-We put Buslnesa lntTpuj dm Toe
fate lasMss.M .'
-a. T -
esbee.
' ' Tilford Wdg.. 407 Morrison,
aUfBOTX any Monday for day er eight ash -oL
.'AQ boalnass can nee, snd aa soon as eorntx-
"" tent we will place you ia a paying poeW"v
- ead fee (roe oooesa eaialos. - ..
Baaieaas College.
4th, easr Moniaoa. phone Male QB30
"xtvji rVANttir
If you are eut ef work snd meehanlesat
Inclined 1st as help yea to beoorne en Sutu
nwchanw. Wagoe paid afUr sight wsek'
trslnmg.
HEirPHILL'S MfrTOB RCHOOLS
, 188 NORTH KIKTH 8THKET,
NEAR I'VIVN DEPOT
W TEACH yee ta know your ear. WAUUH
SALON oT AUTO ATTENTION, for as-,,
aed wosaee, 381 Akiagtoa bidtv. Third sk.
v bet, Wssh. Bad Stark. A short emihs tlui
. saves dollars sad sires ACTO tJib. Sd
i B rsde scheel esslnal fee.
MODEBM Barber Cells re Uec has trade- In
.Weeks; taul farnished. some Pay peeiUa
aecurvd; special rste this tsestis. Wnte ir
caU 884 1st st.
MOLER BABBEB COLLE0B will tssob ma
the trade in eight weeks, teeelvs some y
. Uanlnrt nsssirlmi. saml I ail .Watt t r
n joe eafauoeua nam potiHiw m.
BPEC1AI
rvm.iftif rl.lHl
CECa-Eat BUSUiEaa C6lLL
MEM. women, ktara barber trade) wsct wtiis
learnls. Qreeoe Barber Ooiisse, ii Ui-
' LEAKS TELEGBAFHT
BaOway Telegraph Institute, 484 Bef-y
Kichaaae bids. Day aud nlgbt aUsaea.
HEVP WAfmaMALE go j
AGEJfTft WASTED ETEBTWHr.8Jfl to s-il
th(wM Wond.rul California Herbs far
? saatiaas. Paoala from all ever the U. S.
have writte as tba last five years abesjt (lie
extraatdtnary reeulta froaa these msrvarojs
Herbs. Head ft fee beaklafc faeed 81.
.i...EVMiTTIsf'HEB rOVWAJfT, .
AWTEL1.1B, (pALirOR K
WANTED Man U do Janltoy work it et
ahanas fee uenrae in ante .mechanics,
" HEMPHILL tt Mms tM.MA
;; .8 m. eu su
SIE.V alitli' JVels'U seirTasUHtt soiling sc
" cessory. Call rlaturday Mgia 4.113 ef fJun--::
dsy Tsber 11. ; ': ; " .
tT'HO'LBTEllEB "wsiiterrioI "ws: Si"l
work. Apply Partiead, rriuttrs M'8.
1340 Msoadam eoasi. , .
tATlPEiTf-t. for "TttMwewurk'w'it ef" ei' r.
- 70s pet hoar. - Beard 81.80, SUtady work.
Btar Employment Agency, t fs, bscond s.
bTV E" botuaos rpeislerV'f or wor'seut 'of rly.
70 oeuta per h.t beaH 81.20. atal .Ein
Ptoymassf Aswasy. 3 berth Beeowd St.
WABTED ft seieamea aa seU'oU " and " ' gaa
leaaea ef ssent; a good eruoaslUoa te D'a
wires 803 y'lllint bklg.
FABTNEE ia" astabllsued" wood Saw " biw ;
small invaatmeati mske fvoss 8 MM
day.
603
B a:
aehaaaa - bidg.
VHa WOA1EM B PHOlEviifla Ll
' stay ef fotilaad, eflevs tta sersiaae is si!
gasttsss perumitif ta the eilisrs s4 pw
Utiea af eswst ansj erUj Interview -.
j ... i - ft. 1 A. kid. aal .. 1
l;deaJ,
Oak ta.
814 WareatUS bi'iS-. 88 aal
phovie Btoadwsv T 4 ;s.
WAMTEU- Owad ateedy, reliable . girl for
bouse work m real basse; board and War-,
every' elactrieal appiiaoee, Re furasce. 'l ius
ia a spi.ndid opportunity for tha nn, gin.
f!sU EaU 4343, St5 Vancouver ., jmt
Hblork aertb jfEat Bre1ay.
MlDDLE AETi"rBi!dlBsr sn iw..st utH
aa bousekeeper. .ail 811.7 30ua are. b. i..
Ilawtnorna car.
ANT ti IB I, in peed of e f ' , et'!r ta
tslistica Army Bescue Home, A.y?str arl
lTeed its." rhnHili!l1 1-M e.r.
GIRL waniad to eoolt iil leep liwu fi.r a
. ana whe ia aader duetep'e aa.re; r(cina
iwauired. Bos 4H, Astoria, Or.
LWA STELW-W umaa t UVa tsfs tf 4.!1
woman. 423 W, Busaett at.
C1H.L wsnted to siT-d ie ffousewotk ia sniail
mrtarfit Pt k477. " '
WASTED .Woman for
B'i-.ors.
bvIL tMiil.
GIRL to do 1ioas .'!;,"(..; of two, 330
pvr mo.
East ?342.
L.jsa.ji.iiii--JiJi
aatsypa
HOP WANTID
MALE AND fj. &1ALS - Z 3
i. -i - .m 'jii" iaLTnTiTaV""'1''1' "'
Aa energefp ats ar ta set as
ear lepresentatire (as a onirk vuinf foni
. product. . feulii diratt to housew.ie. terr
liberal -esmuiMsion sad sslarf. ki'"t. !s.
tc)rsent lives at nniv. 1 F'V74
WAsfri.li -M.n n! eiftT5! t. .'' 1 1"
. ruons eaoniing beuaei gead V".. 4 si
Ererett, ,
FLORISTS
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