FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922.
THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
1!1
GOVEHULD
STBG SESSIOiJ
LATE INTO WIGHT
Ok tinned rrom-tw On)
haws had no trouble from the Alan in
JSorth Carolina. -,vV.U-,L;--1ET
J0 JT,.HE SATS' '
"If the klaor is-lawless, as Governor
Parker and Governor Olcott say it la,
tt should be dealt witK under, existing
law. ' '- -
' "Why ' aotineet members of the klan."
be continued, "and argbe It out with
them f ace to- face." :.a
At this point Governor KUby of Ala-
bama arose. ' -
"How can yon i argiM face to face
with'a masked tn&nr be asked the
North, Carolina executive, and. continuing-,
declared that the klan and pro
hibition were two of the touchiest sub
jects before the country.
I oppose their introduction at a
: conference, which I consider should be
devoted to an exchange of Ideas on the
administrative duties of governors."
- Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania,
who complimented Govern or01cott on
his specs, denouncing the klan and has
stated bis opposition to , the "invisible
government," explained today that tt
is contrary to the policy of the -annual
-governor, conference to pass res
olutions of any' nature.
Characterizing the Ku Klux Klan as
"one of the gravest menaces ever con
fronting our natWHal civic life," Gov
ernor Olcott uttered a' warning to other
states' of the union against the en
croachment of this "blight" which, he
declared, has already made its presence
so strongly felt in his own state. - -
"Whither are we drifting?" Governor
Olcott demanded. "Is the nation to be
drawn with the tide Into the troublous
whirlpools of discontent, buffeted from
one . rock to another, swirled in the
eddies of fate? Or can It back water
and face about up stream, to regain.
that solid and firm anchorage whicn
will keep It secure against the stress
and storms of time and eternity T
SKE8 1ESSOK I3T OBEGOK
"In Oregon we have had an example
of what may become a national crisis.
We have seen the injunctions of our
forefathers disobeyed. We have seen
class arrayed against class, neighbor
against neighbor. We have seen fam
ilies, divided, communities split. We
have seen cities where for years noth
ing but peace and amity had existed
between' neighbor and neighbor torn
into contending factions, f where men
went armed with guns, where deeds of
violence were perpetrated under the
guise of law enforcement, and where all
had. once been peace, harmony ana
trustfulness, turned into suspicion and
hatred. x .
"When 1 refer to what I consider
one of the gravest menaces ever con
fronting our national . or civic life I
refer to the Ku Klux Klan," the gov
ernor declared. -. . V ' .
fTh Is organisation boasts that it is
founded on American principles. It
holds the lure to its prospective mem
bers that it is 100 per cent American;
that it stands only ,f or those principles
embodied in our constitution ; that it
has one object and one 'alone to make'
a greater America ; -. to make a finer
manhood and a purer womanhood : that
It deifies good citizenship and abhors
bad citisenshlp ; that it stands for all
that is right and againsta that-ris
rottn.
"Weglbry ta any organization that
stands for .those things .
CALLS XLA2T TJKJUIKICAK
I "But we find wherever the Ka Klux
Klan has raised its bead and become
an integral part ef "the citizenry of a
community it has come like the blight.
It has developed s those v prejudices r
already have cited, tt disrupts com
munities, it even turns brother against
brother and 'leaves In Its wake a trail
of dissention, strife, bitterness, and
-rancor, that is far from American. .
"It is not so much what this organi
zation itself does, perhaps, as what it
leads to. Unthinking, ignorant, bigoted
and inflamed persons haver committed
grave crimes behind the name of the
Ku Klux Klan. Are not our papers
full of denials on the part of officer
of that organisation that they have
countenanced or permitted this raid or
that outrage? What sort of an organ-
izatton it is that must forever stand
upon the defensive against the acts of
people outside of . its pale, who
masquerade as members of such organ
isations. I "I read no brief against a great body
of its membership, that has entered tt
In an Idle, or a deluded moment. But
men of sense and patriotism should
withdraw when they see in what direc
tion it is leading us and to what depths
it may drag our nation."
FLATS SCHOOL BILL
- ' Referring ' to. the recently enacted
- "compulsory school bill" in Oregon,
Governor Olcott 'pointed out that Ore
gon already hadaone of the beet com
pulsory school laws in the land.
"The theory of the newly enacted
law seems splendid at first blush," he
declared. "But this bill Russtanises the
state. It deprives the parent of prac
tically all rights of education over his
children. It is the, supreme effort at
injecting religious -- hatred and feuds
f Into a commonwealth that for three-
quarters of a century has boasted of
its purs Americanism.
"Let ether states beware: This com
pulsory - school movement is not con
fined to Oregon. - Oregon' is the ex
perimental station, the spawning ground
. for a similar crop f bills. Ita success
in Oregon means it will be tried in
other jrtetes -i-siM.; r--'-,.--.:.-.
- Predicting 'that the compulsory school
bill would undoubtedly be declared un
constitutional Governor Olcott de-
plored the hann which itt enactment
hag already .worked upon his stats.
Leading and! prominent citizens -have
already taken steps to dispose of their
holdings in Oregon since the adeption
of the school ; bill, he declared, and
many -high, class people will be dis
couraged -from canting their lot with
Oregon -because-of the enactment ef
this bill into law.
"Thank God it ts not too late to re
treat." the governor concluded. "AH
Americans are brothers. May they
. clasp bands in that brotherhood, with
a clasp that nan never be broken."
BEXOirycxg PROHIBITION
Governor John At. Parker ef Louisi
ana denounced the "four-year experi
ment of prohibition" as a "failure and
a tart," . ' '
"Wf hare been trying prohibiflbn
fs-r four years.- said Parker.- "Now,
all over the country, home brew has
taken a wonderful hold and men and
women who never before broke a law
are manufacturing the v stuff - and
breaking-th law. Msn ta high posi
tions in the states and the nation are
laughing, at. the law, ; Go into- your
oi tie a New Tork Baltimore, - Wash
ington. down into Florida, Louisiana,
Texas all over the country you will
find that prohibition fs almost a farce.
HATE TJZHFOEM LAW
"We ehou ' never -restore the pen
tlxn, but when wn knew in our
hearts, as we do, that our four years'
eTyer!rTe-t c!
--:t'n it a fsvi!
along common-sense lines, I' think we
should permit the use of light wines
and beers, put the government exclu
sively in control of liquor. Impose peni
tentiary -sentences not mere Jail
terms and light fines on violators,
and have a uniform law for the entire
country. .
The governors are ""vacationing to
day. They are the guests of Governor
Morgan and E. E.- White, prominent
coal operator. - ? : They have gone to
Beckley, W. Va-, to Inspect the coal
mine which provides the United States
navy with most of Its coal. ; ;
SEC. WEEKS ASKS
fCoBtfrfand Frost Face nel
Astoria today -making a survey of the
city's needs, f in accordance with in
structions received from Secretary
Weeks. He Is expected back either to
night or -Saturday " to forward details
of his Investigations. Ho report of his
findings has been received at the en
gineers headquarters in the . -custom
house. - -
POBTLAXD'S ASTORIA FCITD
GBOWS; MAT BE $lH,(rM
Voluntary contributions continue to
pour Into the Chamber of Commerce
Astoria Relief fund today at a rate
which indicated that the total might
mount dose to 9100,000 before all sub
scriptions are received. -
The cash amount reported . by the
Chamber as being in the bank : was
$27,375.94. The list of pledges shows
about $32,000 still outstanding. The
total of cash- and pledge receipts
amounted to approximately $70,000.
'The relief committee originally
asked Portland to pledge $50,000. This
amount was pledged within four- days.
Following the visit of the special
committee having the disbursement of
this fund In hand, to Astoria .Thurs
day, a meeting of the committee was
scheduled for noon today. Plans for
use of the fund were to be the subject
for consideration.
i.H.' B. Van Duzer, chairman of , the
committee, reported that there were
so many uses to which the fund could
be placed that the principal difficulty
would be to .determine the most urg
ent need. i
The chamber relief committee re
ceived the report that Colonel Ander
son, commanding officer of Vancou
ver barracks, had left for Astoria
Thursday. It is possible that the
army officer was sent to the lower
river city by the war , department to
report on needs of the city in connec
tion with the federal appropriation
measures which have been Introduced
in congress by the Oregon delegation.
Advice was sent to local offices of
the New Tork Life Insurance company
that immediate loans were authorized
to be made to business men of Astoria
on Ufe insurance policies.
The additional cash receipts of the
relief committee today were
Prertoedy lepwted ... $30,375.04
Portland Br., Ligbt & Power Co . .
Swift , Co. . . . ;
Dant &. RnseU..
Nsnua - Bras. ..V............
Knight Pitkin Co.
Mrm. F. Erwrt
Rlodsett Company
0r Kenfmea . Ji
PittflbuTO' Ftete 61m Company ....
Dewi-8ten Br!r Supply Co..
Monnt Hood Soup Company. . . . . .
Jones Leniber Compny
Joan Cterk sVuldOTly'-Co,
1,000.00
400.00
100.00
50. OO
100.00
60.00
600.00
25.00
100.OO
25.0O
S0.0O
100.00
60.00
5.00
28.00
20.00
20.00
-150.00
Julis F.. Haf&ftaa u .... . . ......
Kana Bra. ............... . . .
Kkhn Bro. ...... ......
iVm.' OadAy t Soul.. ........
n. 8. Howard . .
15. OO
100.00
T-ho EK P. Tkonpaon Company . . , .
Chapman Lumber Corapaoy. . . . . .
Blaka-McFaU Company
Northwaatara Eloctrio Company. . , .
C. 8. Rubber Company
P. 8. Brumby ................
Yocan Candy Company...
Henrietta X. Failing, Mary F. Fail-
inc. Emily F. Cabell.,
Eesert-Younc Company , . . . . . .
Martin McCreery .............
Edw.' H. Penco
ProsTMHTa BuuteS) Men'a club. .
Mias "B" . . ,s . . .
Tbe -foltowtng eoUeeted by Joa. fibo
manalri ....... v....
Beavar Cloak St Suit Mf. Co ... .
Emporium
Tho Mode
Phil Harris aV Co.
James If. Sisal
Faahkm Cloak Jt $uit Co. .......
SchJosberc Broa. . ,
Now Tork Ontfittinr. Company. , . .
Larle Ufa, Co.
The Popular Bines ...........
Sweet Sixteen
Wolfer-Bartholomew Co. .......
I. N. Leiuaoa ..............
Tba Famous . . .
Roaenbers Suit m Coat Co. . . , . .
1. Misonek ........;,...;..
St Krciiolas Cafetaria.
American Type Foundry Company . .
American Type Foondry Company . .
King Food Products Company. . ..
Zetlcrbach Paper Company ......
Wetnbortor Shoe Mf(. Co.
Walworth Company ............
Farm UtiliUes Company. .........
Hcywood-WakefiaM Company .....
Tre Blu JBiscuit Company...,,..
Portlaiyi Cordase Co.
RnieeU aV GUbtrt Co
Johruoa-Liabes Co.
Warren PaeUns Co. . . ;
Mayor of Saady aad citiiaas. .....
Clackamas Comsct Bank .........
lo.oe.
600.00 !
260.00
200.00
100.00
100.00
600. (MI
S0.00
25.30
10.00
100.00
5.00
210.00
10.00
25.00
6.00
10.00
' 10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
25. ao
10.00
25.0
10.00
J 0.00
23.00
io.oo
10.00
5.00
50.00
25.00
150. JO
a oo. oo
50.00
230.00
10.00
150.00
200.00
6 00.01
, 40.00
50.00
200.00
43.90
ie.ee
10 .00
2.00
.60
1.00
1.00
1.0?
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
- 1.00
l.OO
. 1.00
6.00
5.0O
1.00
15.00
25.00
50.00
6.0O
'85.00
100.00
50.00
Caspar Junker . .
K. j- aaoa ......
W. B. Roberta
Floyd It , Cory, . , ; .
Glenn VT. Cory: . , . .
Paul Dunn . , i . . .-.
John Bnxtell ..... .
Ooorco A. Clockner
A. O. 1ry ....... i ....... .
J, R. JJarray
B. t. tHttert
Mrs. Ratio Koah
A. O. Banmnack .............
Paul Meinnmc ...........,
It. B. Hoffman .............
John Scales ..i
Royal Bakery Coafae. Co.. Ine.
5eors Baker sV Co. ....... .
Goodman Bros. Shoo Co. .. I .
F. a. Belcher
Pae. Honey Company w......
-reemery tjo.
Millionaire Ciub . . . .
mannina; foe.
Cafeteris A" KtnckibockVr ?,ltZZa
Hesse Cafe to .
...,. --t :: ;,. 5S.0O
K. Honae Co.
Imperial Imiry ILnncb . . ! 1 1 1 1 V
JO.OO
2 5.00
100.00
Total
. .7,tfI9.44
wkiwas-is CLCB :An; -frf
Chehalls, Wash, Dec. if.The Ki
wanMrrelub i Thursday vpted - unani
mously to send It. per member to the
Astoria Kiwania club and for - good
measure to add sufficient to make it
$100, the extra to bo used by the Aa
terians in helping to make a merry
Christmas for deservinr children of
that city. ,
CAHFOEK1A UBGE8 AID
Ban Franciaoo, Dec. l.-TJ,i P.)-i
Mayor James Koiph Jr. ef Ban Fran
eisoo today i wired members of Cali
fornia's delegation in the senate and
house at Washington urgin- their
support of the McNary bill for appro
priation of, $3,000,000 to rehabili
tate Astoria, Or., destroyed by fire.
iiSSliS '
, HOFi'iE BY HUGHES
- " (Continued From Pan One)
in policy a the part of lYanee, One
hears here tie const! nt reiteration that
America, srsd only America, can save
through financial ' aid. but 'through
pressure for pacification.
PBJEIfCH DEPUTIES,!- STOXX
.OTEJt WASHT5GT0K AKMS PACT
(By United Stews) " - " ; ,
Paris. Dee. .15. The Washington
disarmament treaty, which Kranca thin
far has failed : to ratify, caused a
stormy scene in the chamber deputies-
m Thursday. i ;;L rX ; .: , r.
After Minister- of Marine Raiberti
announced that the government would
demand that the arms pact be brought
before the deputies after the new year.
M. Berthon. ' communiBt. flayed the
ministry for its dilatory policy la re
porting out the treaty. ,
Ifa scandalous,: he stated, "to
spend millions of francs for the navy
when, finances are. in such a citable
condition. - -. . ' -t. . , r
Berthon' then Insisted that "France's
failure to renounce the submarine at
the Washington conference created a
very bad Impression with England and
the United States.
Former Premier Brland, whe Was
present at the American parley hotly
contested Berthon's etatements, saying
"our American, English and Japanese
friends did not misunderstand our in
tentions. ' France declared she was
ready to. make all concessions regard
ing - offensive weapons, but said she
could not bargain concerning defensive
arms. - It was a question of national
sovereignty. j .
AMERICA TRIES TO POIKT '
OUT PLIGHT OF GEBHA3TT
. By United Kews)
Washington, Dec 15. The American
government Is trying by every proper
means to impress on the allied govern
ments with one factthat unless Ger
man reparations are fixed promptly at
a reasonable figure Europe ', will go
over, the precipice. I "
High American officials here ' agree
with Premier Bonar Law that Ger
many is near collapfse. One authority
told the United News Thursday that
Germany is now almost . completely
paralysed. She faces starvation in the
spring when her own grain . supply will
be exhausted. Only the cutting down
of the reparatltons bill to a definite,
reasonable figure, will prevent terrible
consequences, officials here rax con
vinced. ' -iV. : i ' ,
ESTOTS FAIL K !".
The effort to bring the allied - pre
miers, to the realization of this fact
-accounts for the mysterious activity of
the American government this- week, it
is learned. -
In order to impress the need for ac
tion more strongly on the allied pre
miers. Ambassador Houghton, to Ger
many, and Henry P. Fletcher, ambas
sador to Belgium, . went to London to
be on tho ground when the allied pre
miers conferred there a few days ago.
The envoys failed in their mission.
however, for the premiers broke- up
without reaching an agreement. This
failure is regarded -here as a. serious
matter. It is now hoped that when
the premiers reassemble early in Jan
uary they will have been convinced
that the bill against Germany must
be . cut down at onoe.
PROBLEM COMPLICATED
It is a complicated problem, but one
that extends to the pocket of every
"American farmer, and is .of utmost
importance to this country as well as
to the worHu
' Germany must import 2,000.000 tons
of grain, much of it from the United
States, bv next serine, or starve. And
the day that the Germans' cannot get
food, to eat new- blood will be spilled,
.American officials , predict.
The reason Germany, cannot buy the
food she needs is this;
German business metV fearing they
would have to turn over all., of their
moveable wealib, - to paj- reparations
demanded' by the allies, have sent their
! securities and money to foreign coun
tries, much of It to the United States,
where it is deposited for safekeeping.
WEALTH "FBOZES" ,'
, Against this wealth. German busi
ness men are borrowing Inside of Ger
many to carry on their commercial ac
tivity. The result is that the wealth
sent outside of Germany Is "frozen"
and cannot be used as security for
loans with which to import foodstuffs
and other commodities.
Hence Germany cannot buy- the
2,000,000 tons of cereals she needs to
feed her population this" year.
As soon as the reoarations are scaledl
down to a definite, payable figure, Ger
many will stabilise her currency, and
the German owned : capital, will be
called in or released for borrowing
purposes. i. i
- ; ki. .
American officials insist, that the
allied debts have absolutely nothing to
do with this situation and that there
would be not the slightest improvement
by cancelling them,
(Costumed Frasa Page One)
fact in a broad and jsenerous way than
by holding it over the beads of Euro
pean, government 9 indefinitely.
Another thought in the same con
nection is that America cannot afford
to be placed before . posterity In the
light of a money lender who exacted
interest which in itself would amount
in time to the total sum o rig-trial ly ad
vanced. If the L'nitel States sot back
its $10,000,000,000 it would be fretting
more than many economists have fta
ored was posslblo. "'w
But before any readjustment can be
made Europe must understand that the
United States does, not mean to be
drawn into any intrlfftits for the acqui
sition of territory or the constant har-rasslna-
of. Germany. : -i -:
WOCXp J9ELP HVROfti I
'a The apparent readiness of France to
recede from threato invade tbe Ruhr
valley Is untjuestiouably an indirect
result; ot the maklns fenown? thrpvigh
diplomatic channels abroad ; t v the
American attitude. i is'
t Ths big- fact is that America wants
to help, and 'if foresroing the intertsts
en allied debts even for a period of
years or permanently in some cases
will raise exchange and enable - Eu
rope to supply itself with foodstnffs
and raw materials necessary Cor indus
trial recuperation, such a proposal may
be laid before the fundlnr commission
created by contrress and definitely, embodies-
in an agreement. '-. i f
Such a step would Instantly assist
In improving European isredtt and pave
the way for an Internationa, loan.
Everybody here 4s raa yet agreed upon
the wisdom of , the step, as Europe
must da her part first but that 1 the
fir?t tangible offer nevertheless of
American aid - which has been made
thus far. ,
v
Gen; McAlexander
Visits Portland on
. EecruitingMission
"BrUradier General TT. G. McAlexan
der. internationally Known as the
"Sock of the Marne, was a Portland
visitor ' today. lie came In the In
terests of
riny
U. S. PM BE WILLING
TO REDUCE INTEREST
rcoruiUi-!r.
::,: ! -:r H r.ow
Quarters at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake
City. Utah. 1 - "While here he ; -visited
Mayor Baker ' and off iciala - of - the
Chamber of Commerce. . .
One of the bits of information that
ha brought wks that the civic organi
sations of both Salt Lake City and
Los Angeles had -adopted resolutions
favoring an army of 150.000 and a. navy
that will In all respects b up to the
standard set by the Washington -5-3
naval pact.
S VAnXOUTE B LICENSES ' tJs
Vancouver. War.. Dec. 15. The fol
lowing marriage licenses were Issued
here Thursday: "Leslie Finney; 29, and
Gladys Lauterio, 20, Portland ; Delbert
O. Potter. 2V and Lidla E. Johnson,
legal. RidgeGeldV Wash. : Eaiswortn
Ferguson. 21. Athena. Or., and Jean-
ette , Carter, Is. -Portland ; Richard
Eailsv legale and Hannah Lehtinen,
legal, Portland ; ; Walter L chapman,
84. Forest Grove, and Sadie M. Wulf.
Buxton, Or.r George iL Burkhart, 48,
and Nina M. ,MacdQnald,v 11. Oregon
City; Henry N. Putnam. - 29. .East
Lansing. Mich., and Evelyn E. Thomas,
legaL Berkeley. Cal; John Bady. 42,
Garden - Home, Otv . aid - Mrs, Eva
Gooch Lee," 46, ' Portland ; ,. Fred a
Elder. St, and Mary I. coniey. 3Z,
Portland ; Horace Busby, 39,- and Ada
Norton 43, Portland. - V j
Vita Statistics
TnarriA$cs,Birtbs. Dcatks.
MARRIAGE UCENSCS
r at rrrA.--a - t UilVfalvrt. ftr.. srrtrl
Hasel J. 'Sytenon. 19. 4 80S 68th ae. 8. R.
- Vernera u. vrjKien. jciu, o . a&u.
gt. N.. and laartarrt 8. Sohununa, lecal,
Glisaa st. v
Enoch If. Cox, lecal. Broadway hotel, and
Emma M. -W ickttrom. lezaU Samapo hotel,
Krank Cramer. 45. Caaaas. Wab.. and
Msdilya V. NieUnd. 32. Tanltnomab hotel.
Webster V I-xnse. 30, 635 K. Grant s.
and Kthel M. Nelson. 23. 106 E. 84th t
Frederick H, lasett, 31, SeatUo, Wash.,
and Josephine Van Hoof, 24, 543 Commercial
court. "
Uenry W. Etchiaon. leeal. 1283 R- 29ti
tt. N.. and Zoe Backer, ksai. 1073 E.
Grant at. ' ' . .
Barry Bare, 82, VanoouTer. Wash., and
Sarah Johanoasoa, 23 0710 2d fe S. K.
WEDDING
i aXO llSITIN1
sT. O
IHTrB X. 311 -Manssa- Bats.
BIRTHS
U088O To Mr., and Mrs. D. Xosaa, 553
4th, Doe, T. sson. - :
BALLARD Tot Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bal
lard. 705 E. 48th S., Deo. T, a daturhtex.
GHAUMMOJ? D To Mr. and Mas. A.
Graummcnd. 804 11th, Deo. 0, a son.
BURGESS To Mr. and Mrs. J. S. B urges.
108 Pen oyer. Dec 2. a daughter. -
Pl'KCKLir To Mr. and .Mrs. V. K. Pur
cell. Estaosda, Or., Dec 0, a datishter.
KIZ1VOWAT To Mr. and Mr,. M. Kiz
irrway. 658 Clatsop. Dee. 2, a eon
B1TTNEB To Mr. and Mr. E. Sktner,
785 Tacoraa. Dae. 9. a daashter-.
LANGFOBD--To Mr. and Mrs., Geo, W.
Tuanrford. 621 Ijexineton, Dec. S, a danehter.
WIKTBBSTESN To Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
WinUrsMen, 5018 64th are. S. B., Dee. 11,
a daothter.
MOYER To Mr. and Mrs. L. M Moyer.
824 E. 70th K.. Dec. 14. a daughter.
TAUG ToSr. and Mrs. S, O. Taos, 1893
TSayaxd. Dec. 3, a aanshter.
Gordon 'To Mr. and Mra, W. M. Gordon,
1388 Curtis are.. Dec. 8. a son.
OLSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. Olson, 1660
Waoaah, Dec. 8. a daughter.
CAJLDWEIX To Mr. and Mrs. K. Cald
well. 98 N. 13th; Dec. 4. a daughter.
POLAND To Mr. and Mrs.. C. P. FoUusd.
801 Hood. Dee. 12. a daosnter.
BOUDEKSTON -T Mr. and Mrs. -A. B.
Balderston, - 5SO Columbia Mrd., xxe. tt,-
son. -;
MntPHT To Mr. and Mrs. EX B. Murphy,
413 Benton. Deo. 5. a daughter.
CODY To' Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cody, 1310
Bawthcras.- Deo. T , a son. . . t -i
CU3HES3T To Mr. and Mrs. O. Patrick
Clohessy. 648 Vista are.. Dec 7. a danehter.
MULXJES To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 8. Mul
len. Bt Paul, On. Deo, 0, a son, " -BISHOF
To Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bishot,
vsm-ouicr, ae. . aot., 23, a dwocntsr.
; SHIGEMOTO To Mr. and Mrs. T. Shiie-
moto. S4 M. 3d. JJeo. 2, a daughter. .
TAMAKI8HI To Mr. and Mrs. 8. Tama
kishi, 266 Front. Deo. 4. a Oa tighter.
DEATHS
BICHA&D8 James M, Kic hards. Good
Samaritan boajrltal, Dec IS. 49 years, fibrosis
of Itmgjs. -
ARN ELL Carrie Ameu, 189 Knott, Dec
la. 84 years, cerebral Hemorrhage.
FELES -James Geo. "Fetes, 472 Sumner,
Dec. 12. 8 yrs.. asphyxiation by sas.
FELES Margaret Irene Petes, 472 Sum
ner, Dec. 12, 1 year, asphyxiation by raa.
RAtJCH Wm. James Jiaaca, i 1774 E.
15th M.. Dee. 13. 77 years, myocarditis.
EOTZOLL George BotsoU, 4014s Masod.
iwc lu, i a years, enrorao awaocaraiua.
- . mann, aio ja. z8t!i.
1 years, peraiysu. .
BAKER - Alice Maria Baker. :'1B9S 1!
Clackamas. Dec 13, 8 years, diphtheria..
LEE Tons Lee, 3S34 PUnders, Dee. 1J
78 years, senility. . i, .
NEW TODAY
50
.FLUFF RUGS
Mads from your eM wom-oot ea rpeta
Saee half the rates ot nee rnca
. Send your tan and woolen lotha-
Mall Orders. Send for Booklet.
s12 sjuo Steam Oleaned 1M
- RORTHWUT SUt OOV
fast aaso . .. . reaa Cast atk sM.
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
SCALED BIDS will be reecid at the office
ot roe naaerasseo. ol coartnoose. Port-
tend. Or., an til Pw m.. Dee. 20. 122.
for a pookkeepina- addin machine. Side
will be opened at a meeting of the
board , to be held in Room. 804. eoart
bouse, a 7 Pl- ra. the same day. A ear
tified caeck for 10 per cent (10) of
, the amount of the proposal,' payable to
seaool clerk of school district Not 1, must
aeeompany eaett proposal. . , The board re
serres the richt ta reject, any or all bids.
Sisned - R. E, FULTON. ..
Dated December 14. 1922. School Clerk.-
A RTQf T" Kariery "-Pttfnirinsf STTJirliqi
am - eqiupmens, . eaoenes, aeceasonea and
automobile and ; miseellsneoua equipment
and tools, formerly property of the Thor
oanery enmpaay, locatea at 847 Union
aTenue north. Portland. Oregon., will be
sold In the offices of the Thor Battery com
pany,. 87 Union avenue north, - Portland;
Oregon. Monday, at 11 a. xa.. December
18. 1922. Opea bids will he receired on
the -same, Delirery to, be tnade ea date
of sale fee eash only. Inventory may be
seen at S41 Pittw blorti and stock may
be itumeeted e time of aeje. j Signed
O. A. Cote, auctioneer.
6KALBD BrOa wtU be raoeirsd up to "it a.
ra,i Tuesday. December 10. for a stock
;of general merchaBdise and filttires located
: at RidgefMld, Wsahington, of au kerentory
eahw of S15.47S.14. inTentery ef which
: may be .seem at our office and stock in?
spested by appoiBtmeab - All bids must be
soooenpanied by 10 per cent ef tbe amount
bid. - The right la reserrsd to reject .any
fr all bids, a A. Cote. 041 Pittoek block.
- Portia nd. Or. ----- -; ' - -
NOTICE is -hereby gfrea tba a pubUc bearfhg
' n'i T. 5? m m Oregou bWg.
th and Oak streets. Portlaad, at 8 e'tlock
- Wrtaesday. Deeember JT. 1022.
rebitiTe to the adoptioB of a genera i safety
; Jfto eTris safsts; derieea gad safsguard
; ins Is the apemtioa ef portable power-dnves
euc,,l5 P,JW to of Oragaa.
. as suthoriaed by section 0T65 eT4. Orecoa
f laws. OREGON STATS INDUSTRIAL
ACCIPBye XMMTSSION.
f "WILL not ; be responsble f or any bills 'JrT
r eurred by ; Gee. Begdon. TCast . 80Ut and
Pins. ( gigued 1 Mrs. Anna Long.
MEETING NOTICES 102
WASITINGTON LODGE NO
44. A F- AND A, M. Special
meetings tomorrow Saturday). 4
nd T p. m-. East Eighth and
Bwraaide. E. A. sad . M. ... M.
decrees.
ODD lVFX3UW8 iSDMLSCOVriXS. 'Af
TKSTION Rrewilia Baker will have a big
eeremomal in McMinnnUe, Saturday ee
- ant, Deeember 10, ia the Odd Fellows' tem
; pie. Nobles, wear your fes sd yoejr Uttsco-
WTIXIAM A. MORAND, 'Ciar.
JESB T. i JON Ed, Chronicler.
DANCE OF THE SOCCEIilTLS ""
Concert, rt-f I firs PcrtSand g.ierer iH.
MACCAt-r.-KS iiALL, 5t is UAKtl. M.
..-.'--ay, !-. 16.
Ait::"i U-o e-- C--t X' .. o-
MEETING NOTICES - 102
. BE74 HCR court 5s. .- 000
and dsncins Friday ewiins. Pro
ceeds, for benefit Xmas tree. Aene
Hail. SSt). aL ami IWm
fTitt. Scot car to Amber Place,
Hiee at r KKGULAB tsewboe toarght
:fJ!i irririnl mt T Cl .t.Tt.
a M Hth at, K.. T:30 o'clock.
Work in the third decree. - AD
Odd Fellows cordlaiiy iaTited.
OXLIt
I. W. DAVIS. .N. U.
i W. P. SCOTT. &ec VSee."
- JDORIC LODGTB NO. 132 A
" AND. A. M- Sceeial m
. fii JCS .nTmictH this Friday ere-
. . A. W. DAVW. ,
i-.-l ecreury. s
. x' v ... ..;.:.-;
; STJXTSTSTDB LODOTS SO.
163. -A. F.- AND A. Jt.'SOth
and ' llawthome. Special eooa.
inunlcatym Saturday, December
10-. M. at. decree it i p. a.
.and 1L 1L dearee at T p. at. :
POBTLAND LODG75 KO. 63,
A. F. AND A M. --- Stated
eommanicatioa Friday, 8 p. m.,
Pythian buildinc- Annual elec
tion and instadlation ot officers.
taitinc brethren welcome.
OREGON LOIKJE XO. 101,
A. F. AND A. M. Special
comnmnipatirtn Saturday at T ;30
p. m. The M. M. desrreo will' be
conferred by past masters of .the
lodge. Visitors welcome. ; By
order of the W. kt.
L.K8L.IK S. PABSJSK, Btc ?-
uHBLKM JEWELKT a specialty: button,
pint, charma. Jafcer Bras.. 1S1-133 0th st.
CARDS OF THANKS
UU&. W. M. COCHRANE also Mrs. Coch
rane Sr. and i family, desire , to thank au
friends for kind inqnines, also beautiful
floral tributes: also the employes of the
Willamette Iron works and the Albert. Pike
Masonic lodge. 1181 Crystal Springs
boulevard. '
DEATH NOTICES
S03
EMERSON In this city. Deo. 14, Mary
Laara merson, ase 50, beloved daughter
of Mrs. M. C. Emerson of Munuxntli, Or.;
. sister of Mrs. iiffio Rosborouah of Ka
409 Nona 22d street; Krnest merson of
FemTale, Or., and Jesse Emenoa of Mon
mouth, . Of. Friends are imritod to riaw
the remains at the chapel of the Portland
' mortuary, Morrisoa street, at 12th, west
ana Notsca of funeral later.
BOCLDEN 1st thiseity, December 12. Thom
as BouMen, aced 74 years, late ef M cm
mouth : belayed hasband of BUsabeth Boul
' den. father of T. A. Bonlden of Dayton,
Or.: J. C. Bonlden of Casper, Wyo.; F. li.
Boulden of Dallas, Or.; Mary Bouldert of
Monmouth, Or., and Mrs. B. D. Arnold of
Portland. Funeral notice later. Remains
at the residential parlors of Miller A
Tracer.
NKT'MKISTER At her lata resHlenoab No.
1406 . Taylor, Dec. IS. Anciuta. seed
!78 years, mother of Mrs. Martha Wooley.
Portland, Carl of New Tork and Emil
Nenmeister of Bakerjfield, CaL . Remains
at chapel of Knock A Whealdon, Belmont
at 35th st. Funeral notioe later.
WELLER Dee. 15. at the late reoidence,
520 asc 4th st. N., James P. WeUer,
husband of - Acnes Weilcr. The remains are
at Finley's mortuary, - Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
KENDALL In this city. Dee. 14. 1822
Francis J. Kendall. Remains are at the
chapel of Edward Holmaa, A Son, Third end
Salmon sts, Nolico of funeral later.
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
HIRSCH At Pendleton, Or., December 10.
John Hiraeh, aed 67 years; behreed broth-
- r mrs. Alary aiyers of r-oruano, sirs.
. Ftnea TlelachluiKlaw of -MrMtnnvilte. lr
. Felix, Charles, Lonia and Robert of Port-
. - lana. -ana Alexander J. of Krerett, Waab.
. Funcral serTiees will- be held Saturday at
. 10 A, m. at the chapel of Miller Traeey.
--Inteirnent at. St. Marys cemetery.
SIMPSON At the home of ner sister. No. 96
Florida street. Decambez . 13, Kate Simp-
-eson. aced 00 years: beloved sister of Mrs.
Jnlia Sprtee of Portland, also sarrived by
- rive nephews and six Meees, The remains
... will be forwarded to E., N. Hall at .Wood
' burn, Or r where serrices will take place
at 2 p. m., Saturday.- Interment - at
Ben Passe cemetery. . Friend invited. ;A
" rangements In care of Miller et Tracer.
LAWRENCE At his late residence. No. 468
Montcomery Drire, Deo. , 14, 1022, 6eorge
waiter Lawrence, father of Georce Jr..
William C, Sep hie A., and Mabel H. Law
Tenee. grandfather of George Allen, Ana
. Elizahetii. William V. Jr.. and Donald B
iLawrance. Fnneral services will be held at
tbe reBiaerice liarurdsy. Dec 16. l22i at
- St .p.. an. in term eat RiTerrlew cemetery.
MJXi.IONln- this city, Dec. 14, ElMe
g 87 years, helored wife of L. P. Million
14Sft axt Washinirton street; mother of
Harold. Ruth end Gnat, nil of Portland.
-Friends- are .invited to attend the funeral
lemcB to be held at the ohapel of -Snook
A Whealdon, Belmont at 35th, tomorrow
(Saturday), Deo. 10, at 2 p. m. Interment
at now jity cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S
East Side
Funeral Directors
jr.. c DcxNiso. inc.
' "The Famlo Sets the Price,
414 Tt Aider fit. Phone East 0052.
Edward Hotmail
& Son
Snook Wfiieaidon
FUNERAL DIRECTOBS
j 80c:bssobs to
BBEEZE A SJfOOK
BIXMO4T AT 86TH. TAB0T1 1288.
A. D. KENVJ-ORTHT- ' ' ' L ft
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
KflAO ad tb - . -
wve. ve srta.ss.aTU. anl 11 1 8-11.
"Lercfii. UnrjertflUfer
EA8 "t-'i-SP S.AWTHORNB
W e aO A VIOl,
MILLER a RACfit. moependent foaeral di
reotors. Complete fuaeraU T5 and up.
Waal, at. bet. 20ta and 81st Rdw. 20tl.
WcKNTEB A lljR8 funeral p. riots' with "aa
P"rrr of a home. lth and Ryerett
frV
MOyrfiOMgRT AT FIFTH. MACT 4818.
R T. Bvrne fEw BtisiDENCB
" nuwn. a ,e
WALNUT 0220.
SSeXr' J-NDERTAKIXG CO. Phone
- - atam idz. tot id a 4 1..
Ae Re 2el!er COe photw EastioVl.
MONimiENTS
10S
teffTO SCHUMANN MARBLB ar3C)
'FUORISTS
107
Tilartin-eiForbes
- - Company w
' 8S4 WASflI.1TO ft. :
MA 174 0200.
rrsB FtowfiBs roa ATjt.
OCCASIONS a RTTffTtCALLT
A&BANOED
871 K. . isroadway.
Caioo lia 7Tl. ,
fVwecs for AB Oecaiieaa.
WR CKUW tu Us-
Charge" Areounta Solicited.
Smith's Flower Shop
"fwrtweTe PyogreSKiea Ftortsr,
. blowers lor All Ooeasmna, '
Kain 718. T. O. Luke, Mgr., Sta and AMW
stsaaai:
iJ
C"t I . - -. D r- l
, 107
TC7.fM.M lfAU- MAIN - tStt
Mmi sayaJAS Crtaiae aecoonta sooe
SOX BBOADWAl AT TAILOR
LOST AND FOUND
108
TUB folloerinc artirleB - were fonad - en the
ears of the Portland Railway. TUcfat -
'Power aempaay. Dec, 11. 1022: 10 um
1 brellas. 8 lanchhoxos. 4 , perse, 1 pair
Classeaa snitesces. 3 osndhass 1 pair 1
: ; single gkTs. 4 books. pacaasas,- school
tsskets, typewriter, , haadesw. cap 1 pair
- shoev. has -of books, 1 single rubber. Osa-
- em may obtain sure trpoa proper Idewti
' fwarhm at Frnt and AWrr street etatton. -
THB roUawing articles . were found on . the
ears ef the - Portland Railway. Light A
Power company. Dec. 12. 1X2: 3 keys.
0 hrnchboxes, I purse, 1 pin. 1 enitnaev
X handbags. . pair. atnds girre. 4 books,
packs gas. 2 auitboxea. school tickets,
trowel, handsaw, curtain rods, aciewdi.ier.
carpets tee apron, bucket. Owners may ob
tain same upon proper fctentiliceaoey at
First and Salmon situ etatk-
THB foUowing articles were found va the
ears of the Portland Railway, ucnt
Power eotnpaay JJec 18. 1023:, Basket,
2 luBehboxea, 3 parses, 2 pins, 1 earring,
1 handbac. . 8 pairs glooss, , '1 ' books, S
paokasea, letter, axle- far wagon, oyeimlla.
1 piece of trrm pipe. - Owsan may obtain
same upon proper sdettttficietioB at First
and Alder street station. - -" -
LOST 6pit dog, , white with brown ' spots;
: ahotrt S snoatha okL Anrweta ta name of
- TrixSR. license' No. lVtitt. Any infor-
mation oatl Walnut S483. Reward.
Tl tWDAV morning, on jTzement bet. K. "SOto
ttb sta.. lady purse containing about 013
ui currency, im tcu hui wmrr ujiu
'eta. Finder phone Aut. 24 x. Reward.
LOST On Tuesday a, m., large amethyst ruig,
S diamonds ia setuag, also small onyx: nng
with pearl center; very liberal reward. Call
Brdwy 027, 812 Was. St.. Room .
FOUND On eountry road. Oak Greee, pair
snaU rim glssnes . cau Oak got uroosry.
' Phone 15S. " " -
LOST Six New Tears ere midnight show
tickets to the Hippodrome. - Phone Taher
1248. Reward.
LOST A string of La Tausce pearls in or nesr
Orpheum treatre Monday. Seliwood 40 4 T.
-Reward. -. - ... -' ,
jLOST Weed chMu. 31x4." Thursday about
4.soo 8d rt. liarn 8501.
EDUCATIONAL,
2C0
WBT BK-OW OF A JOB OR 'J
WORK AT AN UNDERPAID POSITION f
Tralasd aato rrepalrruea and anto alerv
. trk-sl experts are sow in-demsnd. We hare
helped bundreds'-'of ear graduates ta big
pay ioba. We can help. you. too. Call and
Inspect our school any day i. except Satur
Ky) at '10 a.- aver 2 p. ra.. or write for
Jarre 112-psgs XREE catalog. Ask far
Book Kd. 4.' ; -r-- '
ADCOX ACTO AND ATTATTON SCHOOL.
TJwrMi Are. and Wasco St.
- Woodlasw e Alberta Car. 2d St
ENROLL any Monday for day or nigh school.
AD trustnefts courses, and as soon as snaps.
- tent we will -.place you in a paying position.
Bend for free Success estates. ,
., J Business Collage.
4th. pear Morrison. ' Phone Main 0800.
LKARN MORE FOR LE83 '
It will pay yon to inrestiKate HEMP
HILL'S AUTO A TRACTOR SCHOOL be
fore enrolling elsewhere. -
125 N. Fifth St
Near TJnion Depet.
''jTages paid after 8 weeks training.
WR TEACH you to know your car. WATJGH
SALON of ATJTO ATTENTION, for bus
and women, 821 Ahmguin bidg.. Third at,
bet. Wash.-and Stark. A ohort courts titat
as res doUars and girea ATJTO SENSE. Hot
a trade school. Nominal fee. '
MODERN Barber College teaches trade in 8
weeks; tools furmahed. some pay; poaitioa
secured: special rate this month, Write oc
call 284 1st st.
MOLKR BARBER OOLLEGBV will teach you
the trade in eight weeks; reeeite some pay
while learning: positions secured. Write er
call for catalogue. 234 Burnside st.
SPECIAL ENGLISH CLASS
DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE
Alisky Bids.
MEN, women, feara barber trade; wages while
teamixs. Oregon Barber. College, 2 US Mad
- ' LEARN TELE-G RAPHT
Railway Telegraph Institute. 434 Railway
Exchange bldg. Day and night elessea.
HXU WAJTED MALE 201
FORMER
SALESPEOPLE
We inrite former salespeople of this eora--)
psny who ' are not now employed and who
wua to assist us m gtying sieier ec eniw
seirice to customers during the holiday sea
son to apply at employment bureau, sixth
floor, 0 a. ra... ready to go to, work.
METER A FRANK COM? ANT. '
CAIJFOBXIA remattufaoturiBg plant and
builders' supply company want
1 'general lumber salesman.
1 estimater and architect.
1 branch yard manager.
Jt planing mill men. .
Must giro good referauees SBd be will
- ing to back your ; ability with reasonable
inrsstment. Call-at Multnomah hotel, ask
for Green or Webster. E-805. Journal. ,
AGENTS WAT-CD ETTSHTWHBRB to sell
those Wonderful California Herbs for Rheu
matism. People from all orer the V. S.
have written us the last fie years about the
extraordinary results from these marvelous
Herb. Send for free booklet. Pound $1.
postpaid ' - '
RHETJMATISM HEP.B COMPAKT. .
SAWTELLE. CAUFOBN1A. "
GARDENER wanted for private place; must
be thoroughly experienced in landecape work
as well as shrubbery end flowers ; none other
neea apr-ty : nratg quatrers ana gooa wszes
fcr the right man. See Mr. O'Brien.. 285
Start st. - - : ' ; -
WANT' APARTMENT HOLSh; MA.NAGKU
One who thoroughly understand the busi
- boss; sew building costing SI6O.90O: must
invest in company VSIU.UOO, which, wilt be
fully secured i only a capable Stan need ap
ply. Address V-37T. Journal.
WAWTEIi THtv aaleaaaan'at once, now seliing
cigar, candy - or grocery trade.- Highelaas
Bne. good commission: mart have local ref
erences. Phone Mr.-O'Hara. Hoyt hotel, be
twer.n 9 and 10 tomorrow Burning, Jor ap-
' peintmewt.- v ' -."''
PARTNER wanted, good going auto repair
chop. Experience not neoessary. Tou can
s,Uy clear 8150 per mo, and up for your
self. Only 8200 required., ; Call 033 Mor
es a bug.
MACHINMT--Abont 840 tools,., fine shape,
at give away prices, trade' for-diamond or
anything;. , See engineer Seward hotei any
" time. -; . :.. y
FORM carpenteM. cut 'Of ity, TO per hr.
s, Btar Emptoynient Agrncy.S North ad eu
LCMItEli stenogntphsr. experwncad in routine
and billing, house and fuel fiirrrHbsd free.
81S0. Business Men's Cleaxing House, BIS
-'Wilcox bldg. ' '.- - ' '
WAT5TLD Psuiter to take Z .d-roouT Uos
off my hand; partly .painted.
CU Walnut
8520.
WAS TED a saisspaen to seU - oil, and gas
less of merit: s good prcposlunu te bf
-wires 808 Failing bktg. ,-
PABTNR in - ertabiisned wood saw bdneas;
small brrestmeat; make from 88 te 8ft. S
usy. tt Bucnenan rung.
WANTED PirtVelasa plumber for partner,
shop catAhlubsd. or percentage, VX-803.-Joarnsl.
j ' , - ' '
EXPERIENCED Japaneae or Chinese cook for
- eooking a"d bonsework; small family; good
' wages. Main 1S87. ' " - .
AUTOMOBILE trimmer er eapenenced - up
holuerec, - Sts.te - experience - and - phone
number. F-6 Tl. Journal. ; '
fsHEET" METAL worker. Utare. experience
.- aa4 phone number. - r-870. JotirnaL
WANTED Neat rasa tc titter to operate mar
- ket in eonneetioB with grocery. Tabor 8712.
MATTRi,s"KAKEB wanted. - Caited Mfg CoT.
, 25th aad Holladsr ave-
HCt.f WANTED-a-FlOUIALE-204
ANY CIBL In need of a frtenu apply te the
, Salvation Army Rascae Moree. Mayfair snd
- Alexander sts. Phone Main M5. - P-M ear
Gl&L tor general housework, one that is fond
of children. Tabor 0864. -
FLORISTS
WAXTIJIW-Kith schsel girt to assist, with
general homiework- Tabor T820. j
WTtN T E D At once. i girj r middle-fsed
lady for light laraaework. X'all Sell. t'01.-
TO AsSTT wit?t hanesork.. feaiily 4 ad'jl's
prwi fvfvme ffr riUt r"'V-' A'tt.
i-.-r c-. . -
HELP WAJVTT-XMALE 204
FORttETt ,
- - . SALRSPEOPUE
-" Wetnvrhe former salespeople of this com
k. party who are net now employed and who
wsa to aaost ae in uring Meier A Freak
, eerrice to customers dorltig the hohday
- season to apply at employ meat Burets, sixth
;'; Ooor. 8 a.m-, ready go Xa-yroik: $
;: METER 4k FRANC COMPANT.
THTS WOilKN S PEOTECTnTB DiTTsTON.
day of Portlsed, effers ita services in at!
matters pertaining to the wilfare and orr
terdes ef xs and eiria: rntu east
MeneaA, 814 Wereerter aMt., Sd sod
- Osk sts. phone Bmadwsv 742. - "
NOTICE- We farnfah lady cooks, housekeep
ers, waitresses, store help, lactory beip, etc..
free: to
em nk) vera.
Phone Bdwy.;S49tk
-Bus. Men's Eos. Airy.,
815 Wilcox nldg.
WANTED Ten bathing "girl to compete for
Bnxea Hippodrome theatrev New xeara eve
midnight shew. - , - - -,i -
WILL GIVE room - ana cue of kitchen to
married couple for light services. Sell. 3288.
WANTED Experienced girl for general aoase
JvorkPaoiie Atwaler791. - B'
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
205
WANTED-Maa ' and - wife to manage pet
stock and seed business, wholesale, mteil.
or will sell; S0 will haadle this: strict
investigation can be made, 184 Madaon
st.. near Front. , ; :i -
WANTED An acceptable Portland couple to
. wed oa - Hippodrome stage New Tear' eve.
An appropriate prize given.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE 251
AS . FOREMAN ar helper ea chiekea ranch.
or weald consider good lease on shares -or
i work on golf links;' had almost - years ex.
- perKnee; bejt of xefercneea furnished. J.' It.
Law, H. CorvaHia, Or. ' ;
MARHTT:i man. two .small children, nearly
. destitute. Beads work. Is painter by trade
but will be glad to do anything to make
enough to clothe and feed family. Call
Atwater 882.
HOUSE WISING .
- Let me give you aa estimate osi yoor wir
ing before -letting your cootrsot.
eiectriciaa. Walnut 8881.
CAHPENTER work, built ia fixtures, breakfast.
- kitchen and nook tables, counters and meat
combination counters and xtielnng. All work
done aa agreed. hast HUH. .
MAN 32 would like position aa clerk in gef
, eral mdsa, or manager .of. lumber company
. store. . Can ftrtxash references end accept
position ia two weeks. VX-187 Journal. .
PRACTICAL man with experience in elee
tricitr and heating plant, wants wtrrk with
-s a concern or apt. . house." fall between i
-and O p. tn.. Watson. Main 4831.' '
WIRING Let us tigum your electrical work.
New or old house. Walnut 2114. Eren--""iogs,-
Walnut 8065.
PLUMBING, REPAIRING AND NEW WOKE
CH1MNET8 and furnaces- cleaned and re
paired. H. J. Emmert, 880 Oregon. E- 0711.
CAEPENTEH Estimates given ea repair
work; roofs repaired arxr garages built.
Shop 1867 Hawthorne. Tabor. .1260.
PAINTING, -. paperbaaguig and tinting; prtees
reasonable; work guaranteed. . elnop IS 00
Hawthorne ave. Tabor 1722.
CARPENTER won., esumatea given for day
works gaargea built and garage doors made
to order. East 34.-
PA IN TING, paper Hanging, plsster .patching,
tinting. Let me make your aid home new.
Empire 1528.-
CEMENT work, foundationa, floors, walks and
steps. . i?axy oasemeam maae wsterproot.
Phone Walnut 8408. -.
DO TOG want an expert electrician, who ia
good salesman? Morgan, 830 .Montgomery
JJrive. f Done Bdwy. .7171.
BENSON student, 15. wants any kind work
ouuioe sonoet nours. us m. uisr. street.
Tabor 0542.
FROZEN WATER PIPES THAWED; RATES
REASON ABLE, E. S487. ROBERTS.
PLUMBING, steamfitting
- Phone Bdwy. 6to.
and reveix
weVk.
CEMENT , work or
waterproof. ' Bdwy.
remoaollns
basements
124 0.
FIRST CLASS painting and kalaomiuiug, low
price. Atwater 8700.
OARPENTER Handy man, small odds wad
end, etc vai. jii. xoao mtemtate.
WANTED Papering, painting., tinting, 5 00
per two oy me contract, aut. Q14-Z5.
BASEMENTS, grading, teaming; contract or
day work. Aut, o-Ba. Atwater S837,
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or contract,
references. 1400 Rodney ava Wat S882.
C3ARPENTER-CONTRACTOR to build v your
rtome, or repair 010 one. L. aut. oat-g&.
WE DIG eesspoois and connect sewers, all work
gnaranteed. - Ant.-083-01.,
PLASTERTNis. tepairin a specialty; by
or contract; all work guaranteed. -East 6801.
iARPENTER, contractor, liatimates fnrrushed
; ea new and repair work. Tabor 8178. - v
PAINTING, tinting and paputhsnging . done
neatly. Automstie22-
PAPERHANGLN'G. PAINTING. - TINTING.
. HtrAla nufta.Bj-jW.nuvu two. -
CEMENT WCBK, guaranteed, all kind.
Battle A Co., Belrwood 0I0.
"Said
PJJJMBING done very Reasonably by the bo rr
or by tee job. r.t sbjb.
PAINTING, TINTING ALL . BRANCHES.
REASONABLE. VAIL BltQS.,- WAL. 88.18.
ROOFS BEPAIKED, $1 up geshiugiing. . An.
tomatic 4B-iq.
B. WALSEB. general contractor and JotK
wr. Et 8080. ..,.. -;, . ,
KALSOMINING, ehameling. -floor., oiied,
waxed, re, 309'w E. Morrison. 'E. 83bS.
FOB. gradiBS. excavating er seneral team wori
by experiered men, call Tabor 0083.
CaRP ENTER . work wanted, . fmishTng ; pre
terred. Ant." 842-81. ;
CONCRETE pouring, two. Vs-saok auixera
Work guaranteed. Tabor 0888.
: SITUATIONS-FCMALE 2S4
EXPERIESCEP. truetworth) lady waaU house-
. cieaningt washing or other work; good work
guaranteed. Walnut 88Q5.
CAPABLE plain eook wants work ia family of
adults in Portland; good references; wages
1 835 to $40. Main 3218.
EXPERIENCED, truxtwortny tady wanU house
r leaning, washing -or other work good work
guaranteed. Walnut 6805. - ,
POSITION by experienced . stenographer.
Phone Walnut 1128. ' "--- . .
DAT work, 87 H Pr hour. CaR any time.
Main-4857. "- " --- --- -
DRESSMAKING
256
DRESSMAKING and aiteratJoni. hemstitch mg;
8e while you wait. Work guaranteed.. Pan
ama bhig., 3d and Alder. Bdwy. 2838. -DREBSJIAKInG
reasonable, work -guaranteed.
801- Baehanan bldg., . Wsshi bet, 4 th . and
8th. Bdwy. 378. . - .,
HEMSTITCHING any color, sc. ilia. 408
itsieig" niag. as vsn. - nowy. im;.
HEMSTITCHING. Special luneh cloths
traiBt oe per rarq. . t iws nawy. Blag.
HEMSTITCHING, wnlie. c per yard straight,
- Batten A Plaiting Shop. SOtt Urya) elds
WANTED Dressmaking, vlam sewing and ehil.
drra'R elether. Prices resnnnable. Est 7080.
STRAIGHT : hemstitching, 6e per yard. 80S
- Attsky bids., catty corner He berta Bros.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
'-" ' - ' LTNCOLTf HOTEL "
. j , . 409 MORRISON tT.
v" - Under New Msnagement
FnmMhrhd room, hot, and eold water In
very room, steam beat,. Prices eS to 810
. per week. i. , ,; -v.
-:-.-V-ft-i..,f1iofS Broadway 8838. , 4
HOTEL BRISTOL. 10 12th St.. cor. Stark.
New nunasement: enodera:' nrivate baths.
free phna. seasonable vatt; Hi and upi-.
not ana eoif water; team nea. -
HOTEL HARBISON, aor. Front and Harrison
sts., & story.- fireproof buiiiLng. under new
. msaagrtntnt. " Sleeping reoint, flte best-(or
tlie money. ? sod 33-SO per weee.v
, S.esping Room?;.. .
Most be earn to be appreciated. - . ,
711-715 Johnon. - Main 4S97V .
NEWLY " furnished j-leeving room, " hot sad
.. cold water. W liking datance. -- 715 John
son, cor. gag. ' Main 4ar7. "
OROpGHI.T clean auseie reoms. ' day or
week: hot and eoW watsv, steam beat,
Chamberlain Hotel. 382 fa. eitstk. E. 00 S3
ROOMS 25 night er l-50 weekC Wj
sin hotel 55 Hood si.
FURNI5HED ROOr,T3
PRIVATE- FAMILY
301
ONE or two fiae rooMt. aio utrprouf garage
- Tibor 7y4. -
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE FAMILY 301
LARGE fron. room With. Tsath. bneakfast tf
detdred. 888 . CaJBAhera, Phoae BeU-
wood 21T2.
KICK LASCE SLEEPING ROOM TV Ol.IF.T
HOME. tt. KNACK HEAT. WITH OK
WITHOCT BOARD. VEKT REASOV
ABUE. CLOSE IV. ATWATSR 372.
HEATED, lighted ' rm., with glassed-in dou-
oie st porca; tuee for 2 snen. 82S- 1
blk. from Hew., ave. East 2T6.
NOB HILL -Nice dean airy comfortable third
ikkw room m a beautiful refined home;
88 and 810. 84 21st, enr. Everett.
Walking ciHanee, -
WARM, CLEAX, FITtNISHETi ROOM. 65
t. nr.; I J4LUCR. IKlia . WASU-
INfiTON. .. MAIN SOS 3. .
ERT desirable artrectlvety tarn, room saluitie
iuc a or at. rrnaj ramuy ana saw privi
leges; est side; walking distance. 024
Everett, cor. Trinity. Rdwv. 2J41. ;
KICK H. K. room and Iritt-heriette. Also tWu-
Dg .room; garagau oat Averett, . Bdwy.
S WELL furahoed. steam heetee. ptenssnt
rooeaa. good ear service. 1 brk. from Al.
berta, and Woodlswn cars, phone Vsmut
- 0568. ' ' ....
2 ROOMS, $19 n&; hot and eold water, gat
. hint, gas heater aad cooking range, ncauy
turn. e.64 t'pshur st.
PLEASANT. "Well heated aWping Tooma s nd
gsrase ualking distance. 864 a, re re U. Bdwy.
BKAUTrFUL ewrrjer room for smgle ayay emiv
house; I blk. from central Sbrary, $18 mo.
mam ?ss. - -
8INGLK ROOM FOB GENTLEMAN, PLENTY
OF HEAT. 8S.8U PER WEEK, ATWATER
31. 871 th st.
rEVI.VGTUN Bloephig ream iu modem ht..
..plenty of heat aad hot water. 10 minutes
out oat Broadway carina. Reasonable prite.
"r wit 8S. -
CLEAK. Warm sleepms rooms. Bath, 82 eT
wees. . eve . '. a oi su, near toarmsn.
FRONT sleeping room, reasonable; rurnaee beat.
Close to bath. 20 East 24th st N, . -
LARGE, warm, oozy, wen furnished room, Itt
mia. walk to M. A r. 820 fur 1, (25 Ux
2. 858 Hall, Atwater 8400.
IiAKfjfi. well furnished, heated front )vd-
reom with porch, lane closer, Sd apt.
"'Grand ave. N. -
RICE steeping room with bath and phone, suit. -
aow tor x ot s gentlemen ; emeu ear. 20 -H.
10th, aide door. Phone Bdwy. fjl.
LARGE, aieery famuhed trout teotn, heat and
light, suitable for two, close to. (tb ice
1 month. 601 Wsshicgtoa street.
NICELY fnrnbhrd corner, front, furnace beat .
and fireplace, 8 iwr sreek and 880 -per
month. 274 Park, cor. Jeffersnn.
F CRN ISHEO
- Ttrivilegns. .
6040. '
wema, with or without oriiii
480 tk ...WaablBetow. t Bdwy.
WAIA1SO dtstanoe, beauUfoliy fun, tu.
, bath adioinittg. Very desirable. ... 627 -Kear
ney, tsawy. zuztj.
CLEAN, weir
fumii
bed fron?
86 wi-k.
i 825 month.
2 , W.
; M am
SPOT. ;
NICELY furnished - room tor gentleman iu
private family; dose in; Hawthorne district; '
with exeeilent heat. - CaR Tabor 7438.
FURNISHED rooms, 81.&U and un. 13 "'N'
5th st. Cell Room 1.
CLEAN little steeping neea. 81.7&.U, week".
. Z.1U 31 hi sc. Atwater asiz.
SLEEPING rooms, clean, eemfortahle; ciiaU
if desired. Main 2202. West aide.
KICK two-room apt. for conxde also aleeying
FL'RNISHED ngn ia xtnvate family.. Hj
E. 16th south, near E. Morrison. 8. 82(.
ROOMT AND BOARD ; 302
, Nortonia Hotel 4
Breadwsy eff Washington. - Bdwy. lts
Fortlaad'a - bigh-ehua dowrdown resrien
tisl hotel. We give you the'eomforti of
-, horee. - American and lbnrapcsa pis a. . KstMi
" reasonable. . - - " - . .,-J,'-- . .
: PARK "'vrw',.gaoTEL'.""
COR. W. PARK AND MONTGOMERY .
-The highest standard of aa American
., plan hotel. As a permanent piaee to lira
? it is anexoelled for tbe price in aim citj
v Conveniently losated for hills and pro
- teaaonal peopie. - - - -. ; ' :-.
EXCLUSIVE rendential hotel; rates At to
PCS. TQ4 Leewjoy. Main S610. F
ROOMS AND eOARD v
PRIVATE' FAMILY 303
3 OK A RESPECTABLK young gentlemen to
r room and board ; ia i reCrned - home wttti
; - mother and daughter.. Roya who appreciat-
real home Ufa,, 730 . Aakeajr at. E-tt
-.1-481.-.. '
WARM bedroom.' bet water day and Bright, S
r- vwall rooked, meals, private family of th- -t
.X.One block to ear. 84 far X c 840 eucii
for 2. Tabor 8878.
NICE ROOM WITH BEST Or BOARD. I)TS
OF HOT WATEa. HOME PRIVILEGI .
"V VERY CLOSE IN. CHKAP. CALL EAST
0065. - . -.
SEE THIS TODAT
IF TOP WANT TOE BEST- OF R.OOM
AND BOARD AT REASONABLE RATLa
IN NICK HOME-, CALL TABOR 2838.
NICE large. . liglit room,- suitable for 1 or 2
gentiemea with good hoard, mil borne com
forts. Board 335 for 1 80 for r.
Main S074. 803 14th st.
TWO-young men to board aad room. Lare
front room, separate closet. Small, con
f' genial family of young people. Piano.
Close in. Main 08.
WANTED Working giri to share room w-tii
refined young lady; nnkfa tad simiitr,
. 830 per month. Rose City Park bungalow.
Aut. 828-17.
WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS Large, warm f tvot
. room with perch; woaderfnl view, charming
: . home; 2 meals; 8S5 for one. 805 fee Sv.v
. pertous. ' Atwater 074S.
ROOM : and board for warkniS - men, - 8!)T
Brown t-, between Eatiingreorth and E--n-'
' enon, block east : of (Jajioa. - Walnot.
" 1480. "- - . ' '
IHCELT - famished room, with or wlthe .it
. board, suitable for tare: er erne single room
chesp. Call Tabor 4USS. ,
NICELY furnished eebms, twin beds. o--l
: home' eooking end aU hanm privilegsa; sa.r
able for I or' refined people empioyctl.
- 033 Kearney. Broadway 160.
BEST OF BOOM AND BOARD FOR TWO
YOCNG MEN OR MAN AND WIEK.
' WALKING DISTANCE. - CLOSE . IS.
CHEAP. EAST 8318.
CHII-DHEN to board, beautiful country some'.
: near echool, close in, 814 asoutlily." For
rtfculsrs, write Peaceful Acres Ears, , R
Box 124-A. HiUsbora. -
WIDOW who has met'wuA -reverses but "has
. pleasant home would like sevemi men,- reara,
. board, who would hke ta tore in , Kwat-htr
l atieowphere. S6tf Hoyt. - ? -
ROOM AND BOARD; StfGMJ ' ANU
IOrBLE ROOMf) AT 772 MARSHALL,
" MA1.V 1044. - i
BABY for 815 me., room mother $22 mo.
, Take - eare ef baby while she works. Fur
- nish - everything. 4 Her own .- room . aad . do
" her own cooking. Walnut S4S8. -i-
ROOM for rent, beard if desired: H black
from MonUill ear.' Tabor 04 76. '. V
ATTRACTrrp room, heme eoosng, Tk-trola.
piano, furnace neat, r aasg 815S. - 704 E.
BurnsMe.
T.iRi:K. clean, pieaaant rooms, suitable for 2.
heme euwkinc, pleasant surroundings. Home
U ILOW. owniiig hems in exclusive - district, .
. will board aad room baasm man. fas race.
References. N-2S, Journal.- .
CHILDKE" wtll receive good care in wrrrsie
home of tesportsible smmsn. Aat 830-25.
VERT delifbtful room with board for 1 or
2 in west' side apartment. No ether room-
' 'ere.. References. Bdwy. 8388.
EoTlM ad. board to muinai girls; modern
"conveniences; walking dMtance: 45 per week,
EastOTSSi.' 1 E. 7 th at,
JflDOW will share cottage with women or"'
- cowl Houmkeepiiic or board. W ill cars
for child. 430 lltn, neer College.
fmSWwold like t ahare her attrsetite
home with a ecngenml'eouple. Referenor
exchanged. T-B73, Jourasl. ; '
GOoD 'room and board, eiuae in, - Home eooa-
irti. rates reasonable, 2 blk. from Bdwy.
tirtdgn. 215 MeMHW at.
BOARD slid "rotrta'tor 2 young men in pnvsi
f m ilr. clo'C in. Phone -art 1314. '
CH'l-DHEN cared-lor ia my hoius by tin
t'. week or Bwntli. Ean Q5ti.
kTcI ciierrinj rm WithTr vriiiavui b'.-id,
coe in. E-t 4M. ' . ' '
1
f 1 : - ;
ti (15 a tnubth