THE CHEGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, .DECEMBER 17, 1922.
GREAT LONG-BELL
PROJECT VISITED
BY PORTLANDERS
Seventy-five Take Tripf Inspect- f
. Ing Development of Mil! Site L
at Mouth of Cowlitz River.
xXelso, "Wash-, Deo. 16. Seventy-five
Fortlandera, under th auspices of the
Portland City dub, visited the Lon;
BeU project at the month of the Cow
lit river today as irueats of the Lone
Bell Lumber company.
The party came from Portland by
train to Rainier and crossed the Co
lombia river by the Long-Belt ferry.
They inspected the Port of Portland
dredre Colombia, at work hear the'
'Lonr-Bell dock, and went over the
mill and industrial town site, including?
- the new . $400,000 hotel of six stories,
tinder construction.
In the afternoon the party "was
given a banquet by the Long-Bell com
pany. Later the visitors were brought
- by automobile to Kelso, where they
saw the big Long-Bell project relief
man, 'They were welcomed by Tv P.
Klak. Long-Bel attorney.
' The inspection tour fwaa undertaken
"t the suggestion of Major Richard
Park, TJ. 8. army engineer in charge
f the Second Portland district, and
- James Polhemua. general manager and
chief engineer of the port of Portland.
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rowers uoupie 01
Lebanon Are Hosts
- At Golden Wedding
. Lebanon, Dec. 16. Monday" evening
the children and relatives celebrated
vrilh a dinner: the ernlrln wvititlnv nf
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Powers. Mr. and
Mrs. Powers were married December
11. 1372, at Fairfield. Or., at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Millsap. Mr. Powers was
born December 11, 1847. at Marietta.
'hio. As a young man he served
through the Civil war. Mrs. Powers
was bora in 1854, at Fairfield, her par
. cuts having crossed the plains by ox
' team, early in that year. The golden
' veddlng dinner was .served in the same
house where the golden wedding of Mr.
Powers' parents was celebrated, on
March S, 1901. i
Mr. and Mrs. Powers at the ages of
-H 5 and 68 years, respectively, are great
grandparents, having two great grand
' daughters living at Corvalfls. Or.,
whose mother, Lois .and Doris and
Maxine Dalaba, are their grand chil
dren. Present at the wedding an
niversary were Mrs. Laura Dalaba,
"WUliam and Eugene Powers, daughter
fud sons, Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, sis-
1fr tit Mra PflWAH ayrt t irn hmthAra
and their families, Messrs. Byron and
: Lert Millsap.
Aged Priest Is Given
High Honor by Pope
Mount Angel College, St. Benedict,
rx-c. 1. Archbishop Christie of Port
land brought to the Rev. Peter De Roo
the brief of Pope Pius XI appointing
the venerable priest a member of the
j-apal household with the title of mon-
ignor, conferred in honor of the 60th
anniversary of Father De Roo's ordl-
- nation, which will occur next month,
fr'ather De Roo is the author of two
historical books and is 84 years old.
Gazer at Hamburg
Finds New Comet
Hamburg. Dec 23. (By mail to
United Press) Another comet has been
discovered. Dr..W. Baade of the Ham
burg observatory announces his find,
declaring the comet may be seen
through a telescope in western skies
headed .in a southeastern direction.
This makes the third comet of the
year the otter two having been dis
covered In South Africa the comet
Be id on January 84 and the comet
Skjenarap on May 17.
Marsters New Head
, Of Eoseburg Guard
Roseburg, Dec 16. Lyle E. Mar
kers was last night elected captain
of Company D, Oregon National Guard.
t to take the place of Avery L. Roscr.
' resigned. Captain Marsters is an ex
service man, having served with the
Canadian royal flying corps during the
World war. He has been a lieuten
ant in the local national guard com
pany. Major White, Eugene, presided
at the election.
School Off icials Rap
. Free Tetbook Plan
Salem, Dec. 16. School district offl
cers from ail sections of Marion county,
who held their annual conference here
today, unanimously adopted a resolu
tion opposing free textbooks for the
public schools. Discussion of school
problems occupied the entire day. The
conference was called by Mrs. Mary L.
FnHcerson. county school super in ten
d.it. ..-..-
Maniac Attempts
To Shoot Up Town
. Montgomery. W. Va Dec. 18. (U.
P.) Polica and armed cltisens were
closing In on Tom Otey, alleged maniac
w ho barricaded himself in his home
- following a running gun fight with
officers here tonight. "When Dr. Wil-
" i'm J. Laid pronounced Otey dement-
' d-, he flew into a rage and tried to
. t.sc3t up the town.
L. JAMES HEEB
Ashland, Dec. 18. Funeral services
win be held Hunday afternoon for L.
James Heer, 50,. who died Friday after
a ffliort illness. Mr. Heer has lived in
Aahiand for 11 years and was an em
t!oye of the "American Express com
pany. His wife and five children, Mrs.
C L. Anderson. Mlss . Thelma Heer,
Portland; Mrs. Carl Smith, Dunsmuir.
Cel.; Leslie and Jtmmie Heer, -Ash-
'iind. survive. Mr. Heer was a mem
!t of the Elks lodge and the Fraternal
1 'retherhood.
8OB0BJTT PLEDGES TWO
University of Oregon, ' Eugene. Dec
16. Clea Bahe, Portland, and Esther
Chnrch, Eugene, were pledged to Delta
GArmra orority today. ' ;
IDAHO JUDGE TO TRY
SECOND LIGHTNER CASE
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Federal Judge Frank S. Dietrich
. The slates have been wiped clean of
everybody who had any connection
with theflrst trial of Dave Lightner,
convicted narcotic dealer, and when he
goes on trial Monday at 2 p. m. in
the federal court he will face a new
Judge and a new Jury.
Federal Judge Frank 3. Dietrich of
Boise, Idaho, has been ordered to
change places temporarily with Judge
R. S. Bean, and will arrive in Portland
in time to convene court Monday. The
order directing the change of benches
was made by Judge "William B. Gilbert
of Portland, presiding Judge of the
circuit court of appeals for the Xlnth
circuit.
Lightner is to be tried this time for
an alleged conspiracy ' to violate the
Volstead act and Harrison narcotic law.
He with three other men is said to
have "high jacked" a Japanese sailing
crew out of several thousand dollars'
worth of narcotics and liquor and to
have x brought the contraband ashore.
The contraband has never been found.
Lightner's first trial involved a dif
ferent offense. He was convicted of
violating the opium act and of con
spiring to violate the narcotic laws.
About 8100,000 worth of cocaine and
opium which he assisted in bringing
into the country were introduced at
that trial. The first -trial created a
sensation when Lightner as a defense
charged corruption in the federal pro
hibition and customs departments.
Assistant United States Attorney
Thomas Maguire will .have charge of
the prosecution of the second trial, but
will be assisted by his chief, Lester
W. Humphreys.
Paper Company's
Sawmill to Rise
Early Next Year
Vancouver. Wash. Dec 16. Work on
the Sawmill which will be the first
unit! of the plant of the Columbia
River Paper company, to be erected
on the site of the old Pit took & Led
better sawmill, is expected to begin
soon after the first of the year.
The resolution vacating Grant street
from Fifth street to the public levee
and Fourth street from Grant to Har
ney will come before the council for
final action Monday night and, after
that phase Is settled legally, no obsta
cle will remain In the way of actual
construction work; The council voted
to vacate the desired street ends and
to grant the paper company the rigba
to use the tracks on the city levee for
reaching their log dumping ground, and
the action to be taken Monday night is
for the purpose of complying with the
ordinance in the matter of vacating
streets.
The Pittock & Ledbetter property will
be taken over by the new company
and the street ends asked for are neces
sary in order to have solid ground on
which to set the heavy paper machines.
An expenditure of SI, 500,000 for the
plant is anticipated.
Millionaire Will
Lose Mansion if His
Bond Money Unpaid
Chicago, Dec IS. U. P.) William
Brass Lloyd, millionaire radical, who
was pardoned recently after a few
days' stay in the Joliet penitentiary
for violation of the state espionage
law, was again the object of search
by federal officials tonight
The officers were seeking Lloyd to
notify him he owes the government
820.000. his share of the bond of "Big
Bill" Haywood and Charley Rothfisher,
who fled to Russia to escape sentence.
Officers who spent the day in an ef
fort to locate the missing radical red
declared tonight he could not be found
to serve the warrant.
If LI (5yd falls to meet the Daymen
oy unnstmas day, according to an
order by Federal Judge Qeorsre' T.
Page, his North Shore mansion and its
luxurious furnishings will be sold to
eausry the bond.
Churcli Damaged
Uy Fire; Teacher's
Hair Gets Singed
Montesano. Wash. Dec l The
Disciples of Christ church here was
badly damaged by fire ahortlv after
noon Friday. It had been used as a
school room for the seventh grade of
the public school, but only three of the
67 children were present with the
teacher. Miss Jessie Reid. at the time
of the fire. -
The fire is believed to have resulted
from an explosion of the stove about
11 o'clock and to have been burning
between the ceiling -and Toof before
it was discovered. When It did break
through, it came so suddenly that Miss
Reid a hair was singed. .
All of the children's wraps and
cloaks were saved, together with the
records, pulpit, organ and communion
vessels. Miss Reid'a purse, containing
825 in paper money, was destroyed and
books and other school property were
damaged. -
ForB DEATHS REPORTED
Salem. Dee. IS. Four workmen lost
their lives tn Industry during the -week
ending December 14, according to re
ports of SOS industrial accidents filed
with the industrial accident" commis
sion, 11. H. Nestle, mill worker. Eu
gene i W. W. Mead, logger. Mapleton
A. R. Johnson, ifoundryman, Portland
Frank Arnott. -ood buck. North Bend.
GMIilGW
AT HUM BEACH
IS MADE TARGET
M inisterial Association Asks Gov
ernor of Florida to Close Up
"American Monte Carlo." ;
- (Br trnlrenat Perrtoa.) :
West Palm Beach, Fhv. Dec. 1.
America's 'Monte Carlo, the celebrated
Beach club, operated In Palm Beach by
Ed Bradley, is the subject of an at
tack In a hot letter sent to Governor
Gary A. Hardee, signed by the Mints
terial association of Palm Beach, and
indorsed by 2000 or more cltisens. The
letter was read by Bob Jones, evan
gelist, now conducting a series of mass
meetings in the gay winter resort. It
states In part: "
, "Every season for over a Quarter of
a century a gambling hell has been
running at Palm Beach.
"We are writing you to use your In
fluence as governor of the state of
Florida to attain law enforcement In
the county of Long Beach.
"Let us by the cooperation of the
law-abiding cltisens and the peace of
ficers of this county and yourself as
governor close this gambling resort
known as America's Monte Carlo. If
our county officers will not1 en force
our laws we ask that you remove them
and appoint others who will.
The law of Florida with regard to
gambling formed the basis of appeal
to Governor Hardee. It states :
"If any sheriff, city marshal or
chief of police has reason to believe
that gambling is bemg carried on ' in
any house or other place, he may enter
the same, forcibly if necessary and
without any warrant, and may arrest
any person violating the provisions of
this article.
Vast sums are said to have been
won .and lost at the Beach club.'
Poker is the favorite game and win'
ter homes are named in memory of
great hands.
One has the magic words 1
Royal Flush" over the door, another
was named "Jack Pot." Ed Bradley
has not yet arrived in town. No word
has been received as yet from the
governor.
Berry Institute
Resolution Urges
Experiment Farm
Woodburn, Dec 16. -A most interest
ing, educational and well attended
two-day berry Institute closed this
evening. Among speakers and their
subjects today was H. S. Gile of Salem,
who spoke on The Future of the Lo
ganberry Juice Industry.' He said l
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uuu iHwrnuj . ",;lu "
lory, lu wnwu no umi wued ihmi, wwuu
be operated next season ; that pressers
can afford to pay a 6-cent minimum
for loganberries, but It would be all
the better for all if the price to grow
ers was G cents. Professor A. L. Lov- !
ett, O. A. C. extension service, spoke
on "Diseases and Insects," and J. C
Owre of McKee on "Instructive Infor
mation on -Gooseberries."
"Filberts" was the topic of J. T.
Nibler. who made 85000-in the disposal
of products from his 17-acre tract this
year. W. L. Bentley told on "Wine
Loganberries." E. J. Forsythe, presi
dent of the- local berry growers' asso
ciation, said he considered the logan
berry men Bhould get a fair profit next
year. L. M. Bitney of Woodburn
talked on "Loganberries and English I
Walnuts." E. E. Towie, president and
manager of the Gresham Berry Grow
ers' association, spoke on '"Raspber
ries."
The institute Tossed a resolution
urging the O. A. C experiment station
and the Marion county legislative dele
gation to use their utmost efforts to ;
secure and provide for an experiment
station at Woodburn for scientific re
search and instruction, to the end that
the great fruit enterprise of this sec-1
tion and other industries may be pre
served and increased. An appropria
tion is asked of the legislative assem-,
bly.
Norris Moves to
Have Agriculture
Replace Subsidy
Washington. Dec 18. I. N. S- I
The long expected move cf the "farm
bloc" to displace the proposed ship
subsidy bill with agricultural relief 1
legislation came la the senate this aft
ernoon when Senator Norris." Repub- I
lican of Nebraska, chairman of the
senate agricultural committee, made a
formal, motion that' the senate pro-
ceed to the consideration of his bill.
which would create a ! 110O.00a.TOO
producers' and consumers' cooperaUve
marketing corporation.
Norria said ha would not nress JUS
metiffli tmmcdiatalv. aa ha realised it
was debatable, and would not ask for
me mi It JuiCnra. WmiIIiv. BOtB nro. I
ponents and opponents of the subsidy
measure predicted the motion was
likely to be carried, and the Norris hill
used aa a basis for the agricultural
credits legislation to wnlch both the
farm bloc" and the administration
forces are committed.
Shortly after Norris made his motion
the senate recessed until 11 a. m. Mon
day.
Gun Was .UiUoed'il
Head, of 10-Year-Old
Girl Is Blown Off
Yuba City. Cal . Dec 1. TJ. P.
Christmas cheer was .gone today from
the nome si aaermsn vau-u.vsa- uu
wife.- -
Last night they returned to their
home near here, their arms loaded with
Christmas gifts for their litue caugn-
ter Olive, aged 10. ' ; - '
At the door- of their home they were
greeted by Hershel Clement, aged 20,
crying and unable to speak. t
Thev atepned Inside and there, on
the floor Uy Olive's dead body, her
head blown rr.
. Later Hershel told the story of the
"unloaded shotgun." : - r- ,
-j poiated it at her through the
screen door and said, Tm going to
shoot you'. he was Quoted as saying.
Then the old story he pulled the
trigger, the unloaded" gun contained
sv full charre: and it struck Olive
BC'jare'y ia the face. 4
State Auto License
Bureau Moved Into
County Courthouse
The state auto license, bureau made
preparations late Saturday afternoon
to move from the police statioa to the
court house, , where it will be housed
for : the coming year.
Motorists will hereafter go to room
145 ; court -v house, to secure their
license plates, which are now available.
The changa becomes effective Mon
day. It was announced at police head
quarters. The license bureau has been extreme
ly busy the past few days taking ap
plications for the - new. licenses. A
large number - have been Issued and
there is a considerable number of them
at the bureau now which are -to be
called for by applicants. -
: woe be to any v motorist who gets
over anxious and decorates his auto
mobile with a new license plate before
the end. of the year. It means arrest
and probable fine, the police say.
TAXI AXD TfctTCK CRASH
New York. Dec 18. A 6-ton mail
truck and a diminutive taxi crashed
AUCTIONS
ESTABLISHES 18M
ON TUESDAY
NEXT . -
AT THE BAKES AUCTION HOUSE
We shall sell the Furnishings from
a home in Irvington. also part furnish'
ings from another private home.
Comnrisins-Overstuffed Living Room
Suite in blue velour, vis: Davenport,
Rocker and Chair; Spinet Desk, Hail
Stand and Mirror, various Rockers
suitable for the parlor and library, Oil
Paintings, Antique Bronses and
Brasses, Electric Table Lamps, Ma
hogany Pedestal Parlor Table; Oak
Library Furniture, Axminster Rugs in
room sizes, large Body Brussels Car
pet, Stair Carpet, Walnut Dining Room
Suite as follows: Queen Ann Table,
set of Chairs and Buffet: Dinner Set.
Cut Glass Water Sets, also Dining
Room Suite in auarter-sawed oak.
Drop - Head Sewing Machine, Ivory and
Walnut Bedroom Furniture, Iron Beds.
Separate Dressers and Chii'onier. silk
Floss and Felt Mattresses, Pillows,
Comforts, Blankets. Sheets. Duofold
Davenport. Gas Range, Utensils and
many other lots.
Auctioneer's Note
The above adv. is only a small Dart
of what we will have to sell, -so we
wish you would come in Monday ant
look over the full list of goods at your
fCt
win una f urniture oi
Auction. ' if
SALE TUESDAY 1TEIT AT 16 A. M.
ON THURSDAY
NEXT
We will make a general clean-up of
various consignments oi iurniture.
Carpets, etc sale at 10 a. in.
RETAIL DEPT.
We have just added another lot of
Rattan Furniture to our stock, vis:
Rockers, Chairs, Tables, Settees, Fern
eries. Floor Lamps, etc., also Dining
Suite in Rattan Clvory finish), includ
ing 48-inch Extension Table with oak
top and set of Chairs with tapestry
seats. We still have a few Electric
Floor and Table Lamps on hand, also
Hall - Console Table with aurror to
match Book Blocks, etc.
The above is real high-grade stock
and our prices are sure low. Come in
before they are all gone. We have a
niiHltniA ett Kft.rffttn5 fftl Vmu nrjt-
ents. Come in and be convinced. Tou
will surely
buy when you get our
prices.
W. C. BAKER AD W. H. DEAlf
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
Tamhill and West Park Sts.
PHOSE MAIS' S338
PTTHIAIf BTJILDISO)
SON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
1S9.H1 8EC0KD ST.
General Auctioneers and
Appraisers
Three Big Sales
This Week
On MOVDAT, DEC 18, at IS A.
in our salesrooms, i-ui Bctuaii
8T- we will sell a good lot of House-
. J f- . nAltijlTnw T.ltnff T7rw,
I riinlne- Room and Bedroom Furniture.
J jare VICTOR PHOWOOBAPH,
I some GOOD WOOD HEATERS, large
) Electric Heater, Bruui.
ruttable for shop or store us , CarpetA.
Linoleum. Dishes. Utensils, etc.
I On WEDSERDAX. UttJ. SS, at IS
I A. M- in our salesrooms we ww have
several other good Jots of Furniture,
MERCHANDISE
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, DEC M, at 10 A. M
In our salesrooms, let-171 SECUAl
ST we will sell the balance of a good
stock .of SET OOODS, IfOTIONS
SHOES, etc These goods POSITIVE
v it at naT n w HrfeV.Tl wtthrmt resrani .
- dfs: a-wssrsss!
PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
Don't fail to see our 1 stock before
J buying your
CHRISTMAS
FURNITURE
-' Wt have 'many Items suitable for
Gifts, including Spinet Iswks, tJonsoie
and Davenport Tames, .basy vnaira,
Phonographs, atc etc- ......
ah ' amedfl sold - at Private - Sale
FrLLT OtrAkAXTEED and DELIV-
EBEO Free or cnarge. . a smau ce
nwit : will hold -your selection till
Christmas-anal you can have TERMS
on the btU. " , ..
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wilscts Aucncn house
PH05E MAIX 1S
. l.lll SECOSB ST.
Wit
on Fifth avenue. The truck was bowled
over and five fire engines, a wreck
ing crew and reserves .were required to
right it. ...
HOTAEIAJfS BiCK BILL
Vancouver. Wash.. Dec 1 6 Allison
Burnhsm, secretary of the local Ro
tary club, received v a request from
Frank H. Lamb of Hoquiam, . district
governor of, the Rotary International,
that the Vancouver Rotary club wire
Albert Johnson, representative in con
gress from this district, its approval
NEW TODAY
80
"Merry Xmas
WHT HOT '
SAT IT WITH IXOOBS"t
Flooring
A Practical Gift to the Whole Family
COYER THE OLD FIR FLOOR
WITH A GOOD OAK FLOOR
Cheaper Than Carpets or Bags
Tou can getgood Oak Flooring, Q
enough for a room 10 ft. by 12 ft. w
45 Sixes and Grades la Oar Warehouse
Good 15-lx2 Maple Flooring S75
per thousand leet.
ROWELL, BROWN & CO.
tlx E. Madison St.
Fhoae East SS88. Itesldeaes Manager
Tabor Ma
$2950.00
Full cement Jbasement, Including
cement iloor, sidewalks ana steps.
Double construction throughout, with
spruce or cedar siding, double floor.
witn narrow vertical grain finish Iloor,
hardwood in front room.
Lots of built-ine, fireplace or fur
nace, best of 6-piece set plumbing in
cluding gas leads and plumbing con
nected, as well as rain drains, electric
light fixtures, enamel finish or latest
stains and varnish, best of builders'
hardware.
We plan to suit your own ideas and
help to finance. Will handle any or
all the construction. We build quicker
and better.
DOWKTOWH- OFFICE
127-S Artisans Building
Telephone Broadway ilci
Tenner
MFG.ca
Ins of
1
For Rent
A room suitable for either
Doctor or Dentist.
North Light
6th Floor
Modern Bldg.
Also" one single room, 4th Fleor.
Adjoining doctor willing to
share reception room. Inquire of
MR. GEORGE HAMILTON
Superintendent
JOURNAL BUILDING
Ever-Ready Auto
Enclosure
converts your Ford or Chevrolet Tour
ing into a Sedan in a moment. Light
in weight Comfort and Safety in any
weather. Clear vision.
Look It over before buying new cur
tains or a closed car.
Reduced
From .
" 443Vz BURN SIDE
Fire Sale.
of -
Furniture. Rues. Carpets: Over
staffed Davenports, Ldvingr-Boom,
Bedroom and Parlor FumitHre at
25c fa 50c on the $
v 105-107 12th Street
, Bet. Washington and Stark
FLUFF, RUGS
Msde from rout old wora-owt can
Save hi If the price cf asst. twga
" : ead yoor rags aad- woolsa dotha
Mail Orders. Send fee Booklet.
fralg Rues staaaw Cleaned 1 A
WORTH MtslST "US CO.
atvsa tsa cast ataj i
,a t.fasjs)si
Hardwood
4s
845 . 35
MMUjsTtiaTrWimrritiw -niriiitfi mi nw M
of the. bill for federal aid for Astoria.
Burnham is asked to put the proposi
tion before the local organisation. .
w ' : 1 " 1 111
'The rich can ret all the Honor thev
want the old story: "There's always
rum at the top." Norfolk Virginian
Pilot. - - .. -v
NEW TODAY
50
MORTGAGE LOANS
Baslaess nrsvertlss &. Residence
loaas -lAW rates, IsitalLmeat repay,
eats If ' desired, Learns premstly
elosed, .
A. H. BirreD-Gil Co.
S18-I1B Xerta western Bank BmQdlsr
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25
BABJWAJtUi and fcoildiiie la sunny Boothera
idaae at IBTotee; (ood Hnne. attNaiM
18 yean, one owner. Vfill Uke ubbot1
suburbaa to 88000. with 88000 euh baV
anee eay. B. U. Price. Wendell, ldahat
WANTED H&iwnahte to beaia work betwo
Decesaber Slat and 27tA. for two weeks or
aore." . AppUoatleet by mail promptly an
' aweied. Correct wacfse. West Orecoa Lua-
ber Company. IJnnton. Or.
825 S BOOSa eottaae. eleotrieitr. ru a
itnn, 17tb and Quimby. en block to
J either 16th or North aad Soeth ear. Owaar,
80S N. 1 Tth, aroond eeroef. "
LOST A black beaded bag. between let aad
. 2d on Morriaoa at., about T D. m. Batarday.
: eontaiains parse and aaooey. - Finder pleaee
eaH Tabor 0451. Reward.
BTUDEB A KF.R '! 4 cyliBder, looks fioe, atw
top. good Urea. 8200. Texas. 108 Haw
thorne sre. Tabor 8882. "
FCLLSB.. 6HOWEK, odwr - brasbea
cheaper. Bioharda brushes, too. K-886.
Jonrmai. '
BUSINESS PERSONALS
WEDDING
AND T1IITINO
CARD ENuILaTaaS
w.
SallTR S CO. tit Uoraaa Bkia
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
a STOCK of battery manalaotiiriac emiouea
and equipment, batteries, aeeeesoriee and
antomobila and SBiaoeUaaeotia eqoipmeot
and toois, formerly property of the Thor
- Battery cwBoany. located at 841 TJnion
avenna north, Portland, Oregon., will - be
old ia the of floes of the Thor Battery eom-
nT. S4T IT man enne north- Portland.
Oregon. Monday, at 11 a. m.. December
18. 1 U22. Ones bids will be reeeied on
- the same. Delivery to be made oa date
ot sale for cash only. Inventory may be
seen at 441 Pittock block and stock may
be inspected at time sale. (signed)
O. A. Cote, auctioneer.
SFALF.D BIDS will be received up to 11 a.
m.. Tuesday. December IB. for a stock
of general merchandise and fixtures located
at tuageueia, Washington, ot an inventory
value of S18.47fi.14. inventory ot which
may be seen at oar office and stock in
spected by appointment All bids most be
accompanied by 10 per cent of the asoonat
dio. 'ins right Is ressrvea to reject any
or an bids. O. A Cote. 641 Pittock block.
roruana, or.
MEETING NOTICES
102
Anchor Council
Xmas Tree
Be sure and attend meet
ing Tuesday night, another
largo eiaas to Initistw See
Captain Gates and bis mil
lion dollar team Dotting jm
their fancy drill. Be sure and bring a can
didate: last chance for turkey. Captain Clark
promises a fine program, Christmas tree.
Ssnta Glaus aad present for every one who
attends. Bring your children. Joa't forget
the big masquerade ball December 20. A pail
of wild mallard ducks for door prizes.
Cards, "S
KKFKKSHMENTS
Eureka council No. Z04.
B. B. A. Monday evening.
Deo, 18, Best Sid W. O.
W. haU. K. oth at Alder
Fine grocery prizes I a large
basket of groceries given
away as door prise. Hot cof
fee will bo served. All for
26e admission.
Mo meeting Monday. Dee.
25. on account or rmlisl.v
Members urged to brine the children ta our hi
Christmas tree entertainment Tuesday, Dec So,
st regular meeting place.
OBECON assembly NaT.
United Artisans, will cele
brate Thursday crrcning,
Ieo. 21, at W. 0.W. hall
with Christmsa tree, . cards
and dandng. A present not
to cost over 15 cents will
be the price of admission at
toe aoor. There will be a
present for everybody, wttb plenty of fan.
Card prises, door prise. refreshments.
-Everybody welcome. Come for a good time,
E. E. VAN AL8TINE. 8ec
CHRISTMAS MASK BALL
zw nne Prizes
KTRKPATRirK rrirrw.
VIU Z-JZJ, Becnrity Benefit
tasorisUon. Gnmd Benefit
aiasg Bali next Friday, De
aember 2 2d. in the fine
large Swiss ball, 3d and
Jefferson. Hock's famous
union must. ft f in
prizes. Admission only 8 So, including war
m s" ior a reat good time.
WOODLAWW LODGE,
SO. 171. L O. O. F
meets Monday evening.
Dec IS. at 7 o'clock. 444
wnn are., t. u. O. F.
hall. Special bnainess
sessioa. Go ia a body to
iNorth Portland lodge. No.
230 for the second de
free. Visiting brothers wel
R. W. TAPP. Sec
WILLAMETTE T B I B E
No. , Improved Order of
Red Men, meets every Mon
day evening at Wigwam, Bed
Men hall. East Ninth and
Hawthorne. Members are ur
gently requested to be pres
ent at our new balL Visit
ing chiefs welcome -ALT1M
SIEVEBS. tt of R.
PENINSULA chapter No. 4.
B. A It. Masonie b-alMaig. St.
Johns. . Special convocation Mon
day Dee. 18. at 7:30 p. m. In-
staiiaaoa of officers followed by
smuavr, enierxaining aisatar lit
sons of peninsula district. Visiting com.
paniona welcomed.' By order E. H. P
G. H. LEMON. See, -
DANCING at Uonu k.11
i 4 th and Taylor sta. (Hnal in
prize waits contest, also two
tuxkeya will be given away as
-" irae Aueeoay evening,
1. - Begular dances
every Tuesday. Thursday and
pMaraay evenings.
TUB MACCABEES. TENT
No, 1. wffl hold a regular review
at Maces bee hall. 8H8 Wash-
ingroa sr.. next Tmrndar e
ning. Dec 21. Drill by degree
team. Two demrriea now work
ing for new members. Brine ranr
names oa jiroepecnve canoiaates. -
XWX KINSELL. R. K.
OMEGA BEBEKAH
LODGE. NO. 67. L O. O. F.
will hoed Ha regular meeting
Tuesday. Dae. Id. at .. 6th
and Alder sts.
imnsnnn.
CLARK LAURENS. Sec
BOSS C1TT CAMP. M Vf.
A. soeeta each Monday eve
nine, ia the old K. of P. hali.
400 Aider street, near 11th,
Work each waning. ' . Visitors
F. B. SMITH. OonsnL
J. W. STMMONS, Clerk, 1318 Teon bids.
S00 PABTT given by Boyal Circle 528. K.
of W., Wednesday evening. Dec 20th, at
W. ot W. tentpte. 128 11th st. Everybody
welcome Margaret Wertaeimer, caairman.
BjOTAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA. X
guerite Camp. No. 144Q, meets every Twas-
oay evenmc, iii unaa arcaaa
NELLIE CCLPA. Recorder.
MASQTJEBADB costumes tot rent at 355 B
day. Madarae Le Boy.
EMBLEM JEWBLBT a spocsalty; buttons.
jaeger streak. ii-in ata sc.
CARDS OF THANKS
GRANDPA and Grandma Mayhead of 188
- Barrage st wish to thank publicly ah friends
i who voted for "Mary Johnson.'' their first
i Americas 'bom grand baby, who necesafully
contested second plaee ia the great Shrine
Popularity Baby Cooteet at The Auditorium,
the largest ef its kind ever- held ia the
" state of Oregon. - Respectfully yours, Mr.
A T. Msybead. Mrs. E. A. Mayhead.
WS WISH to express ta oar fnends our sio
cere thanks for-the sympathy shown and
aise for the beaatiful Coral tributes at the
time ef the loss ef our beloved wife and
'mother. . Fran Crohasaa and Family.
t JT ru m m a
too.fi
103
&LSON LVo. 1. 1922, at tin raodeneel
ot - Jtis sfeter, - 86 &. 12t& 'rt. N. Kelt
Eiensbew Zu JJetenn. seed 3 yean. b-
lord beshaad ot EjXeo Nalson. father of
anna. Peui. Olga, Arrid. Osea Arnoid
aad Beimer Nelson. -aQ tesidins ia Cart
wright, N. XKi ai aortived by ee ster.
Mn. Naana Btraad aad ot brother, Htarit
Fian. both ot the above addreea. Remain
at Pearson's nodartakins parion. PniU st..
at Lnino aTe. , .Notice ot -eeninn bara
after. "
WKJJ.EB Dee. IS. at tha Uf raidece. 620
w ew t f.. jaracs r. weiier, aeea
76 years, bosband of Agoea Waller - and
father of Mrs. F. H. Thompson. Mrs. G.
B. Uoemer and Stanley M. WaOsr of Porf
land aad Theodore W. Wetter of Boeton,
Mass. The funeral service wfll be held
laonday. Dee. 18. at 1 p. aa, at Fhuey's
Mortuary. Montgomery at 6th. Friends in
vtted.. Conehtding service, Mt.- Scott eesne
tery. The deceased was a member of George
Wright Post. O. A B.
XAJLOB, In this city. Dee. 1, Emily M.
iwior, icw aa years, lata ot S3 jam
street, beloved wife of Edward W. Taylor,
mother of Vernaa w. ana Mjron i. Taylor,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, V. i, Andersew
of Michigan, sister ef Charles " Anderson ot
Taneoavar, Wash.. WOham Anderson of
Suliwatar, Wash., and Mrs. Ethel Anmatnt
and Francis Andanoa , JTuiteral services
wul be held Monday. Dee. IS, at S p. in.
at the chapel of Mulee Tracer. Inter
ment Boee City cemetery.
ENIXGEK Dec 18, at the Uta residence
street, Konu B aged se
years, wife of Earl 3. Beninser. saotiur of
Robert Jaeksoa Heninger and daoghter ot
Ma Bobert L. and the late B. L Heninger.
The fonaral service will be bki Monday,
Dee. 18. it 1 n a, at the Portland Cre
matorium, 14th aad Bybee street Friends
: mvtted. . The remsnu are at the above resi
dence. J. p. Flnley A Son. directors.
NItnilUSTER At bar late residence, 140
- as. 'layior, ueo. IB, Augusta, aged 78 years,
: mother of Mrs. Martha Wolle of PorUand.
! Karl ot New York and Bmtt Neameister of
- Bakersfield. Cal. Remains at the chapel of
:. Bnoofe Whaaldjuv Belmont at SStfc at.
Pnaeral notice later.
BXN'GHAU Dec 18, at her lata residence.
S9S Clackamsa street, Mias Sadie Bingham,
daaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bmeham.
Yrmtnl announcement will appear later. Re
mains are at the residential faneral horn
of Downing A Benefiel. . East 7th and
Mnltaomah.
SCMWALT In this city. Dee. IS, at her
home, 10S1 E. 7th N Sarah Elizabeth
Bum wait, beloved wife of Albert L. Bw
wait, mother of Lillian N. Welsh aad Ores
a. Snmwalt. Faneral notice later.
HUNTER In this city. Vera Hunter, aged
19 years. The remains are at tfio eon
serratory chapel of the East Side Funeral
Directors. Funeral notice later.
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
GOSCH In this city. Dee. IS, Henry Coach.
aged a years, beloved husband of Wn
limina Gosch, father of Hans Coach and
Mrs. Paula Janrck of this city. Tho de
ceased was a member, of Multnomah cans.
No. 77, W. O. W. The funeral services
will be held Monday. Dee. 18, from the
conservatory chapel of the East Sola Funeral
Directors, Inc., 414 E. Alder st. Friends
invited, oondnding services at Rose City
cemetery.
CONDOL In this city. Dee. 14. Julius Com
Soi. aged 68 yeata. The fnnersi services
will be held from the conservatory chapel
of the East Side Funeral Directors Mon
day, Dee. 18, at 2 p. m. Friends invited.
Concluding services at Biverriew eemeterr.
The deceased wss a member of the hospital I
corps Wo division. Spanish-American war
Veterans and a musician in Scout Xoung
camp.
PENAKT In this city, Deconber 16, Forrest
Dal Penary, 4 years old,' son of Mr. aad
Mrs. Ernest M. Penary of 6810 6 2d st.
6. E. Fnnersi will be held in the mortaary
chapel December IS (Monday), at 3:S0
P. m., of A D. Kenworthy A Co., 5802-4
8 2d 8. E.. In Lents. .
BENDALXr In this
city, Dec 14, 1922,
Francia J. Kendall.
Funeral services will be
held at the chapel of Edward (Holman A
Son, Third and Salmon sts., Tuesday, Dec
IS, 1022. at 2-.SO p. m. Interment Mt.
Scott cemetery.
CASE In
this city, Dec 15, 1822,
Edua
Case. Funeral services will be held at the
Portland Crematorium, Monday, Dec 18,
chapei of Edward Holman A Son, Third and
Salmon sts.
BAILEY In this city. Dec 14. 1922. Ralph
Bailey. Funeral services will be held at the
chapel of Edward Holman A Son, Third and
eumon sis,, aaonoay, ; uec 19, m.., av
z:Sv p. m. interment 1ft, Scott eemetery.
LAKIX In this city, Dec 16, 1.922. Maggie
A Dak in. Funeral services will bo held at
the chapel of Edward Holman A Son, Third
and Salman sts., Monday, Dec 18, 1922. at
1 p. m. Interment Greenwood cemetery. .
BOLXDEN
ThT
remains of tUe hue Thomas
Boulden will be forwarded under the di
rection -of Miller A Trace j Sunday, Dec
17, at 7:40 . a. ra to Dayton, Or., wher
services and interment will take place -
GATES At hia late residence. 4603 73d st.
B. L, Johnathaa F. Gates, aged 84 years.
Bern sins will be shipped by P. IV Lerefa to
Eugene. Or.. Sanday. where the faneral
services will be held Monday.
STJMWALT The funeral services of the late
Sarah E. Sumwslt. . aged 55 years, will be
held at P. L. Lerch mortuary Tnesday, Dec
19, at 2 :30 p. m. Friends invited.
CEMERTERIES
104 A
RIVE P. VIEW "CEMETEBT
835 ACRES
Holly wfreaths for rravs decoratJons, SI
each. Phone your orders to Atwater 1236.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
East Side
Funeral Directors
F. CL DCNN1NO, Ufa
Th Fsmiiy 6U the Price -414
M. Alder St. Phone East 0052.
Edward Holman
& Son
THIRD AND SALMOIf
MAIN O607.
Snook & Whealdon
FUNERAL DIRBCTOBS
SUCCESSORS TO
BREEZE A SNOOK
BELMONT AT 85TH. CABOR I SB Si
A D. KEXWOBTBT. L. 8. HENDERSON
A D. Kenworthy & Co,
aaua wzg st. B. K. Ant S18-JL
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS
PHONE EAST OT81. -
MILLER A TRACK, laoepndent' funeral 'i
ncwre. vompieva funerals (75 sod no
Waal . st. bet. 80tb and 21rt fWTr aT
kcENTEE A ELLEB3 faneral parlors with si
ssa. Phone Bdwy. 3l2t, Auto. B21-88.
Finleys Mortuarv
MONTGOMERT AT FIFTH. MAIN 4SX
R.-T. Bvrnes LKVf besidencb
- ESTABLISHMENT
SOt Williams Ave.
WALNUT O220.
Skewer UNDERTAKING CO.
tJRCWCd Main 41B2. Cor. 8d
Phone
8d st Clay.
A I 7laf fV 682 WHlisms Ave
V AvCIICr vUt phone East 1088.
MONIJMENT5
106
SCHUMANN MARBLE rOQ8l
t TlrVTXrTllifXBS
SgTrrtRO IPIrta arm 9
HOjgK.T3.
tTLORlSTS
107
Martin&Forbes
s. Company
S54 WASfTINGTON T.
MA1N 026. -FTNT?
FLOWERS FOB ALL
OCCASIONS A B TTST1CALLX
ARRANGED
S71 Broadway, em
Cadoa Ease 771 A
FTcwers - for An
-WB GROW OUB OWN"
Charge Aeeoanta SobettedV
Smithes Flower -Shop
Tort-.'--s Plegiessrvj FVrrist,' .
nower Ior AA Oeoe, -Kaia
Tl. T- C Luke. Mgr.. eta and AMst
Seilwcod Greenhouses
Cut Flowers, Tirn and 6 prays .
EELLTV'CCD 15; v Nehalera ava I
DEATH NOTICES
107
k etisaiTW
Prirlrcrin ouai. main 7it
CllkKSOn caane aecoemte eotlctuel.
0S tmUAUWAX AT TAKiAja
LOST AND FOUND - s 103
THE following articles were tooad on the cars
os. too roruaad Bauwar. Light A rower
eoaapany, December 14. 1022: 12 umbrellas,
a lunch boxes, watch, 2 pins. 1 suites mi,
wester, 3 pairs, S single) gloves. 4 books.
7 packages, thermos bottie. taraeoat, thimble.
J earang. school tickets, anitted helmet. -1
pair scissors. Owners may obtain earns
poa proper identification at Fiat and Alder
pcrae suroon.
TJiB foUowina art&lea were fooBxl oa the cars
oc rortiand Bailway. Lagbt A Power
company, December 18. 1923: S nmbreUas.
iaaeh box. S parses. 2 pins, S suitcases,
hsjrfhags, 1 pair. I siDtle glove. S books.
X pan- glasses, nail fUe, bneketand sack, hat, ,
laiagle rubber. 2 boards, shopping bsg.
Owners may obtain sme upon proper ident)"
neatioa at First and Alder atreot station.
IiOST Kioe black leather purse on. TajloA."
retry roaa petweea Carsnn Heights - anu
Fultoa car, contained cheek tor Mrs. K
Wailie and papers of value to owner only:
also glasses in case. Reward. C'aU At- -water
1114. t
LOST Black leather pocketbook in Meier A
rxaaks. between oth and Main flBora: con
tained savings account book, check ISO ia
cash, receipts; name ef Donald Mensnn. Be
ward. 1854 R 84th W. Wslnot 57P0.
LOST Spits dog., white with brown spots.
aoont a aontnc eld. Answers to name m
Trixia, lAoenae .No. 1DSU. Any Infor
mation call Walnut 6488. ' Reward.
LOST la vicinity of Estacada or Sandy, a
gray mare beanng the brand fa 1) oa leit
eh wilder. Reward. A Kelson. 686 Esst
.18th et. '
LOST At Hawthorne bridge. 6 p..m- Dee. l
suitcase marked . B. C. : address book
inside; valuable to owner. Reward. Phone
Tabor 8088.
LOST December 14. on I von or Dirwioa st.
between . 2 oth aad 15th. a red silk bsg
. containing keys, S3 and change and ga
bilL Phono BeOwood 8444. Reward.
LADY'S black handbag containing a lady.'
wrist watch and a gentleman's watch. 3
lady's rings, man's watch valued as ktepaafcr;
liberal reward. East 9215.
CUSTOMER who picked op diamond rig -at
Shsnahsn's glove counter wsa seen. K now
the address. Mo questions asked. Betarn to
Bhsnahsn's.
LOST la Lenu district, brown Cocker Spaniel
dog. Answers name "Brownie." La Xirande
license 280 oa collar. Beward. Phone Seil
wood 2878.
LOST A string of La Tausca pearls in or near
Orpheum treatre Monday. - Sellwood 404T.
Beward. "
STRAYED 2 bounds, one black and one
hrewn, big dogs. Call aenton Aenneia,
Walnut C324. Beward.
LOST Irish setter, female, license No. 182:
reward for dog or informs uon leading to
recovery. Walnut 4BS.
LOST A few weeks ago, gold rim glasses.
Jtetora to varia smool or uocx. 1
21st. Broadway 4780. Bewsrd.
LOST One steel couch between 2d and Pin
sts. ana leth ana m. Ankcny. j. v. i-kk,
Bdwy. 0598. Reward.
LOST Six New Tears' eve midnight ' show
tickets to tho Hippodrwne. - Fboae Taber
- Krwara:
VEBT liberal reward oiiered to parties find- '
lng brown leather suitscase eontamlng ladies
appareL . Phone Tabor S223. .
LOST About Tuesday, the 6U. seek fur.
Tabor 0018. Beward. '"
LOST An Airedale dog. without collar, an.
swers to name "Jack." Reward. Eset S615
LOST-
Wire-haired fox terrier, licena No.
East 0781.- Reward. -
.776,
LOST
day. Bunch keys in downtown district Fri
Phone E4!t 7540. Reward.
FOUND Canoe. Owner hientify and psy for '
ad. George. Sellwood 2264.
MINIATCBE brooch lost, with Florentine
mounting: old keepeakc Beward. East 5733.
LOST-i Big young Airedale dog. very short
tail, no collar; reward. Main 6078:
LOST Crescent shaped sapphire and pearl
.. pin. Beward offered. East 7101. -
FOUND Ladies' wedding ring. Walnut 8617.
EDUCATIONAL
200
STEADY POSITIONS
and
:-: , -OOOD' SALARIES . ' '- '
-- . . ' - for -
LIKOTTPE OPERATORS.
L V.nwA-.s-A v eanawtsvaataswl Afvsrina si.
4bs samt yea esa r bvun:wHk v.vao ki-
ready exisu and thousands oi typesetting
machines will be installed wiUiav ts next
. few years.
Prepare now. ' Ton can learn to operate
a linotype ia IS weeks. Printing in ail its
branches taught in from 12 to 18 month.
Easy terms. Address.
NORTHWEST SCHOOL OF PRINTING.
N. 216-24 Division St..
Spokane, Wash. -
WHT BE OUT OF A JOB OR '
WORK AT AX; UNDERPAID POSITION f
Trained auto repairmen and auto -Ice-1
tries! experts are now in demand. We have
helped hundreds of our graduates to txg
pay Jobs. We can help you, too. Call ncd
inspect our school any day (except Satur
day) at 10 a. m. or r p. m., or write tor
large 112-page FBEE catalog. Ask f t
Book No. 4. 1
ADCOX AUTO - AND AVIATION SCHOOL,
Union Ave. and Wasco St -Woodlawn
or Alberta Car. 3d Bt
ENROLL any Monday for day or nigh, school.
All business courses, and as soon aa eempe
tent we vrttl place yon tn a paying poslUoa
Bend ior free Success catalog. -
Business College.
4th, near Morrison. Phone Msin 0590.
LEARN MORE FOR LESS
It will pay you to investigate HEMP
HILL'S AUTO A TRACTOR SCHOOL be
fore enrolling elsewhere.
126 N. Fifth St
Near Union Depot.
Wages paid after a weeks' training.
WE TEACH you to know your ear. WAUGH
SALON of AUTO ATTENTION, for saea
and women, S21 Abington bldg.. Third l.
bet. Wakku and Stark. A short course that
saves dollars and gives AUTO SENSE, Not
a trade schooL Nominal fee.
LEARN auto work. Ouiek ana euy under new
system. Pracaual training. . Low cost. Send
for free book- Explains everything. "An la
Department 42. National Automotive, Kll
S. Figneroa. Los Angeles. ,
STEEN SEWING SCHOOLrr-Biek s system of
lauies i i"r e wa wiwiiiii "is i . y..
terns est te.aneasure. Phone kut 286ft, ta.
8807, 152 Grand eve., near Belmont. .
MODERN Barber College leschse uade in
weeks: tools furnisbed. sessa pay; pnsittoa
- Mcured; special rate this month. , WrK eg
can 234 1st st
MOLER BABBEB COLLEGE will teach yoa
the trade in eight weeks; receive sosse pay
while teaming: positiona secured. Write eg
call for catalogue 284 Bnmside st
SPECIAL ENGLISH CLASS
DLCAER BUSINESS QOlAJUiM
AUsky Bids.
MEN. wonasn, kr barber trade wages whil
tearniza . Oresoa Barber College. 2.8 M-d
" learn telegraph! "
Railway Telegraph Institute. 484 Railway
Exchange bMg. Day and night class ta
ROCKY MT. Teachers' Agency. Enroll free.
Frank K. Welles, ex-as-t state supt xugr.,
ft. W. Bank bids. Into 512-13. -
KELP WANTEX--4vlALE 201
WB HAVE eperdng for real salesman - with,
car. A splendid opportunity for good sales-
Everett Fhnpoo, Sslet-nsnsger, .
NLILAN FAJtbJlllAj,
219 Lnmbermens blda Bdwy. 2S32.
Ssndayt Cafl Wslnnt 7408.
EXPERT snechaaie- in a good going auto
npair shoo wants eongenisl partner: ' ex
'perienea Shot necessary, bat must be wfllutT
- to work and learn. Ton can eaeiry clear
Steo per month and up for yourself. PiK-e
WANT IPAKTMENT HOUSE MANAGER
One who thoroughly snderstaads the busi-
aee: aerw building costing 8150,000; ennat
' Invest la eompaay 310.000. which will be.
1 fully secured; only a capable sua need
apply. Address T-377. Jo-real.
AGENTS Earn $75 to 3150 weekly taking
orders far ear special price smashing;
guaranteed union-made raincoats. Direct
from factory. Best seller. CBAVENETTK
MFG. CO.. S4 Booaevelt BL. Chicago.
AN OPPORTUNITT . to make uick money foe
salespeople - Jrmanent position. CsJi Mon
day, 9 a. bl, at 518 SaUing bid., or phone
Main 1878. '' ";-
FOUR ealesnwn wanted, big money. Badnit
Co.. 187 W. Park St. -- :. ':
MATTRXSS MAKER, wanted. Coiled UJf. Co..
a&ttt ana xiuiiaaay air. '
FLORISTS