The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 18, 1922, Image 17

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Newspaper Page Text:,:o:;dat, dzczz tiiu o:;zgo: daily journal, rc:.TLA:;D, giiiigo::. HEAVY; TRAFFIC IN PROSPECT FOR LINE TO BRAZIL v Prospects for heavy traffic in kaa enrer and freight on th Pacific Ar-irentine-Braiil line's new service -with 502 type vessels, to be inaugurated "In January are unusually promising;, ac cording to Charles Brown, traffic man seer of Swayns Hojrt, who Is in Portland today conferrals; with O. B. Theirinsr of A. M. Gillespie, Ine local representatives of Swayne Hoyt. Brown i making; final arrant ement relatvie to tho nsw service out of Portland, which begnis January 28 with tho sailing of - tho President Hayes. - Brown points out that the service between-the east coast' of South Amreica is tho only entirely new felld to be opened vp by the ship ping board, ; as pa line served these ports before tho board assigned four freight carriers, to the run two years ago. and appointed Swayne A . Hoyt as managing agents. TVith the assignment fo three passenger-freight vessels early next year, both passenger service and refrigera tion service by a direct route will be available-for htn first time. In these two particular lines Brown expects the allocation -of the 602 type of ves sels wlZl be justified by the additional, traffic created. '""' Brown spoke Monday noon at the members' forum at the Chamber of Commerce. THB.EE dredges are idle BECAUSE OF ICE 1 IT BITER With three pips line -dredges in the Columbia river; idle en account of ice floes, weather conditions, continue to hamper dredging: operations. The two aroverament dredg-eav Wahkiakum and Multnomah, have been idle tor several days, while the Port of Portland dredge Columbia, which continued to - work at the Long-Bell project in the shelter of a dock after the ice started . moving;, was unable to change Satur day to a new position, and is now tied up. The hopper dredge Clatsop con tinues working in the lower river. while the Port of Portland dredge Tu- s alatin Is engaged below Fishers island. . which protects it from the ice floes. The dredge Willamette is working in the Willamette river near the Inman- , Poulaen mill docks. All river traffic in the upper Co '. lumbla. and log towing in the lower river, have been abandoned. Regular river steamer service between Astoria and Portland, however, is being main' tained. BE PAIR tTORlt BEIKO DOKE OK SCH. EGERIA IH DBTDOCK Work of reconditioning the steam schooner Egeria, idle in the harbor for more then a year, began this morning at the Port-of Portland drydock. where she was placed late Saturday, The vessel will, be cleaned, painted and possibly caulked in. places, ready to begin loading lumber December 26. The Egeria was recently sold by the united states marshal to satisfy claims. She was purchased by stock holders at afigure covering the claims and later chartered to the McCullough Fagan Lumber company to carry lum ber from the Columbia river to San Pedro. The vessel is taken for eight round tips, with option on eight addi tional runs. The craft has a carrying capacity of about 1.700.000 feet of lumber. SEA.SEBTICE BUREAU IK H05IH PLACES Sit MEK Portland's sea service bureau of the shipping board ranked second on the coast and seventh in the United States in the number of men assigned to ves sels during November, 349 being placed on suds by the local ornce. Altogether 8021 men were employed through the bureaus over tho United States in- November, 82 per cent of which were Americans. This represents a net train of 195 men over the month of October. ' r. ALL ALOKO THE WATERFROKT Loaded with 1.680,000 feet of lum ber for San Pedro the motorship La Merced is scheuuled to sail Tuesday . from St. Helens. .. After loading several hundred tons - of dried fruit, cascara .bark and lum ber for Havre London and Hull, the - Herman's Wilson liner Katuna will sail from Portland Tuesday for Europe i via other Pacific coast ports. , , Reduction of the period - for which Captain S. 8. Dalbys federal license was suspended from one year to six months has been granted as the re sult of an appeal from a, recent de cision of United States steam vessel inspectors, after investigating the sink ing of the dredge Portland, October 14, by the steamer Santa Clara, of which . Dalby wa pilot. v - '. Federal license of Captain Edward Sullivan as river-pilot on the Colum bia river has been restored after a pe riod of -suspension ordered by govern - . merit inspectors as the result of an in vestigation of the collision of the Welsh Prince and the Iowan last May Sullivan was pilot on board the former -whicb was sunk with the loss of seven lives. The steara schooner Daisy Matthews, which loaded lumber for San Pedro at St. Helens, sailed Sunday for the Cali fornia port. Tho steam schooner Trin idad, with lumber on board from Ka lama and Westport, moved Sunday afternoon to the-Hammond mill wharf at Astoria to finish loading for San Pedro. T , Loaded with 970.000 feet of lumber from Portland for : the Orient, the steamer Grande Gaard sailed from As toria Sunday, pight. The vessel cam from the East Coast with 6000 tons of general cargo on board and finished loading here. .--., The Admiral liner Admiral Evans, inbound from 'San Francisco with, pas sengers and freight, docked today at municipal terminal No. 3. She is sched uled to sail Wednesday for San Fran csieo, San Pedro and Ban Diego, ; The steamer Chattanooga City of the : Isthmian fleet, staled from municipal terminal No. l this mornnig for the . eastern coast. ? The American-Hawaiian liner Texan, after loading a big cargo of wheat, flour, lumber and general freight for Kurope, is scheduled to sail tonight for Liverpool, London, Glasgow and Hamburg. ... CAKYASS COKTIKtES Workers of the Chamber of Com , mere continued oanvasslng business of tho city today under the 1100,000 state wide development fund drive. More re ports of subscriptions were reported at drive headquarters today. The mem bers of the executive committee in charge of tho drive were scheduled to gather at 4 o'clock this aftrnoon at 812 Oregon building to strengthen the drive lines. Captains and members of teams have been asked to attend a meeting at the chamber dining room Tuesday aft ernoon.. :i -,-.-.-- - ' MVVQXT tO BE BXSCTTSSEB " Oregon ; City, Dec 18. The Live Wlree at their forum luncheon tomor row noon Will give over the entire per iod to a discussion of the county hud get for 1928. - - - ' - Astoria Tides Tsesssy ; - - High Water. - Low Water. I ! S " T i37 a. to., 5.1 ft. r. m.. 9.9. ft. :n p. m., 0.7 ft. Snow and Ice 4yr 5 f C ' , ., - - v. .' 1 f ' a : ...... Sii v J L,- ' v - I Ms fp, S' artMjssjsjs! ft r ... p v r A I :.ft Z , r - M It M t .As.i?SJS:S:sS..LV,i ill' !.: - - '?fs il I ' f 4r r ' i t ' - cr i I lrH ' . " I I..- ' " V'-t sr-JT I , IISSjSSMMnawKuBaA. ' ' -. v Above The Hood River stages are plowing through the snowdrifts without much difficulty, although less powerful cars gave up the struggle. Picture taken between Oneonta Gorge and Mtaltnomah Fulls. Below, at left Multnomah Falls presents magnificent sight in Its Ice mantle. At right, huge Icicles hanging; from flame at the Bonneville fish hatchery. . j News of the Port Arrtvai. Deoemsar IS Admiral EiuiA, American steamer, from San Dieo and ay Ports, ptaMnsars and general. fteiiMlnf, DeaemSap IS Cbattitnooea City. American steamer, for New Tork, via Pncet sound. siaL Anto). Deoetnser 17 Beotlaad Mani, , Japanese ateamer, from Va- TQ1UI. tMJlAAt. . Cbattanooea City. American, steamer, from Maw Tork, tenets!. Daeanunee, DacemDer u- Holhrwood. American steamer,, for Australia, amber and general. Grande Gaard. rvorweciaa ateamer. lor xoao- himi and Oeaka. rambor. PorUima. American, ateamer, for Baa Francisco, ballast. MAEI5E ALMANAC VMthar si River's Moutk a trie moutli of tho Columbia ner at noon Wind, aoutb. SS ma;. light rain; eea.tooaa. DAILT KIVEB HEADINGS 8 A. M.. Paeifla 11m. Brwr f Temp. It q gtattesa fil t'roiten 0.0U IS 2.8-O.2i0.00 2 .r-O.Si.Ol.Sa i.:tr-0'8ie.e2i so s.st-iiio.oI - T5T as a.SU..80.Ol 24 RITSft FOBSCA8T The Willamette river at Portland win re maia aearlr statiooarr durtns the next three daja. esoapt aa allacted br tae tide. , AT WOKID'S PORTS Asteria. Dee. 18w ArrlTed at T:S0 a.: m.. steamer Hornet, from San rraaoiacix . Astona. D9C.11. Salted at T :SU a. m.. ataamer Cosamereial Trader, for Seattle; sailed at a. m.. ataamer Daisy Freemaa. for San Pedro; Bailed at -2 P. mw sUamer. Ia Tur isima, for Saa Fraaciaco; axrirad down at 12:45 B. aa., ateamer lioaywood; left np at T a. m., tos 3, A Talbot towis las raft; ar rived doara at t o. m. steamer Trinidad: aaUed at 4 p m., ateamer Daisy afathewa, for saa .rears; amvea at i am m op at T sx sv. It seiner Adrnini nVraaa from- Saa Diece and .aray port; sailed at S :90 p. m., NenresiaA ataemer tirxode Gaard. for Toko bama aad Oaaaa; aaUed at T p. m. aaotootup Ba binds, for Saa aTranciaoo; arriTed at 0 p. m, steamer Richmond, from Saa i'ranciaoo. Ban Pedro. Deo. IT. Arrived, itestf w T. lAmkeaback, .from Jiee Tozk and way porta for FerUaadi aaOad, ateamer Howiok Hall, from Portland, for THrtj. ana mni: aaited, steams Multnomah. for Saa. Vtancisce and Portlaad; sailed, ataamer Georsina iiolph, for Saa Franeiace and Portland, ' nreka. Dae. 17.-Arrived, ateamer Hem. son. uom rortstsd, lor west Coast ports. Tsooma. aec. . .Arrived, ataamer Km- tnctiaa. fro Saw Tork and vay joria, for Portia ad. Baibeav Dee. la fUJUd sWv Camnioa, from 3Tew Orieasa aad Mobile, for Poruaad; aailad. otrama WalLw a. uk. eabaoa,, from Kew Xerk sad ear porta, for fwuead.-' .,...r. Kew Tork. Dee. 17. Sailarl .uur V. triua LockeubaoS, for Portland. saa s-raacaeo.Tjee. is. Arrived at S a. . steamer Hawaaiaa. from Pua Somul PorUand. for Kew Tork aad v nnrtsr r. rived at Bam., steamer Frank Ik fttout, from Cotamlna river; arrived at 7 a. m.. "steamer obaa Poulaen. from Cotnmbia river; sailed at : fxnf 3! Leckeabaca. from e Tork, for Portlaad aad Paaet Rennd. . : Saa Pedro. mf Ii i.... i Jaeek Ienbteb, from Portlaad as Paset Soond. for Kabila and Kew Qrlsana. CrtatooeJ. Dec. ll.i-Saltod; steamer Bobia e&J? U4. w SnTetk. n r ; PWlsitaphfc. Deo. 1. Atjived. 1 steamer Andrea F. Lnrkesbarh fircm Pawkii .i war porta . ; . Cristobal. Dk: IS, Arrived, steamer take Bridge, ,. from BalSmore. lor P&nift porta . . I Orom PorUand aatt vmjr porta, for Xew York. New Tork. Deo. 16. aiied. ateaaaer Ban rraucireo, from Balumore, tor PertiaaeVand Pnret SoQSd. .i Seattle, pee. 18. (I; H. aj Arrired: TjmaUUa .. 26 Bosene,... 10 Albany ... HO Salem .... 20 Uratoa City 12 ForUand . . IS t-) railing. 'J HoldGolumbia Highway in Commercial Trader from New York via Port land, 9:30 a m. Willamette from San Fran eiaco. 8:45 a m. Sailed: Manila Mara for none &on. lo a. m. Arrived. Dee. 17 Makena from Honolulu, 9:30 p. m. Logiciaa from Dcmerarara, 3 :20 p. m. Northern star from New Tork, 2 :10 p. m. Santa Inea from San Pedro, p. a. - Kaga Mara from Van conver, t:20 p. m. Maadaasn Mara from Kobe, via Portland. 8 .1 5 a m. M. S. Kenne- cott. from Tkcoma. 9:30 a, m. Sailed: Prince ueorse for. prince Rupert, 11:45 p, m. Santa uita lor Ban Pedro. 1:43 p. m. Arrived, iTttLt'sv. L Luckenbacb from New SOT. . Arrived, 18Ul: Jsaob L.nekenbaeh froca Seattle; . ststesmaa from London. Arrived, 16th.: Walter D. Mnnadn from roruaad. Sailed, ITtk,: M. Seattle. ... ' S. Cbarlie Watsoa for ' Tacomt. Dae,18.' ArriTedi., Admiral Dew- ey from Seattle. 7:30 a.' m. ArriTed, Dec. 17; Talkai Mara from Muroran, 10 p. m. Ken tockian from Seattle. 4 p. m. Nika from Seattie, noon. Sailed: Staavrood for Baa Pedro, hood. Victoria, Dee. 17. Arrived: Eemidiik from Seattle, 3.30 p. m. Sailed: Waimerino for Ocean Fails, 2:40 P. m. Havre Mam for united Kingdom. 3 p. m.. Dorotky Alexander tor saa JJteso, s:4W p. m. Van conver. Dee. 18.- Sailed: Biradxurbam City for Seattle, 6 a m.; St. Joaeoa for Ham banj, 9 p. m. Arrived: Baja California from Guayaquil, 11 p. m. Portland Mara from Kobe, 10 p. ra. Ohio Mara from Kobe, ft p, m. Canadian Observer from Ban Pedro, 8 a. m. Bo man Star from Shields. 8 am. Aberdeen. Dec. IS .Arrived : Koki Mara from Vaneoaver, 10:30 a. m. Manidies from Vancouver. 10 a. m. GaroUnian front Seattle. 10:30 a. m. Arrived, Dee 16.: Maknkona from Saa Pedro.. 13:80 a. m. Froridencia I rem Xaoonva, 3 p. m. . San Frsneisco Dee. 18. Arrived today. Hawaiian. ArtoritV. 1:80 a, m.; Wapsma, Ixe annw. a:sa; crana u. Btoot. lltaba river. 4:S5 a. m. ; Coooille. Santa Cm, 4 :55 a. m.; Daisy Pntnam, Les Anavles, 6:10 a. m. ; Jobs Poniaon, Astoria, 6:S5 a. at.; J. A. Mofiett. Los Anrelee. 8:25 a. na: Bniad Arrow, Nataaakt, -9 a. m.; Avaton, Lee Aacales, 9:40 a m.; Stockton City, Point Arenas, 9:60 a. m.; Harvard. Los Anreiea. 9:60 a. m. SaQed today. TTabaah. Seattle, 12:85 a. m.; Barry Ijckeohacb. Seattle, 6:30 a. m. posmoars of. tessels (By Naval Badio. Astoria) - v. December 17. S p. m.: Ernest H. Meyer. San Franciaee for Xtj erett. 197 mHea from Everett. Moraoe X. Baxter. Kaala Harbor for SsA Fraucinoo, 234 miles from Aesle Bsrboc . 7 " ' (By Naval Radio" Seattle) ; December 17.- 8 p. nv: ' ' Cenadiaa Inventor, Chemaintis. B. O.. -for Tokonama, 1876 miles from Cape Flattery. Kinkaaoa- Mara, Japan for Portland. 1860 Btilee from Astoria.- Presidsnt McKinley. Tokohama for Seattle. 76S miles vest ef Seattle. Satsoma, Tokobama tor Comox, B. CL, 1S91 miles west of Cape Flattery. Starr, Wide Bay for Chissikv 80 Alias from Wide Bay. . - - ' lAtoocae, discnargina at Deoxlas. -Skagwar. ancbered in Wranadl narrows, is President Gvant. Baatfl -: tarn TfiVnltinu 8920 mi lea from Seattle. West Prospect, Otaxu, Japan, f or Xioa A Sales, S3 TS sailee fteaa Das Aneelea. eflerson, Seattle far Ketchikan. 894 SaQeS from Seattlev - - - . ? . . Commercial Trader. Portland for Bsstfla. 80 miles aenlii ef Cape FJattery. - wmamate, Saa Ftaaciseo for Seattle. mile from Seattle. i' - - Merioea. San - Francises for " Sesttla. 97 nules sons ef Baa Fraaciaes aght vassal. - ,j " IBy Federal Telesrspa Co.) . :. .. . December 17, 8 pt nv: Vesenmia. Ham FnaHn ttut : Vw VV 8XS milea aonth of Saa Fraacisee.' ' Lansmc. Saa Franciaee for Port Saa Dnia, 198 nuiea from Port Saa Ixiia. -, IiObecb Saa Pedro for Eunlt TatTS : Bella Berth of Saa Pedro. .- - , , . . . Ecuador. New Tork tor Saa Frandaco, 109 miles soath of Connto. - . - . Stockton, ' Port Ban Ii foe ManCa, ' t mil west of Port sa Dais. r - - Krsterbng. Sydney tor Kan Francisco, 1800 mi)s aaBtbwest cr San Franeisoo. for San Pedro, S3 8 miles northweet of Balboa. . Freak C. Dram. Saa Pedre far Avon, an cbored eff Martinaa.- vS m. (uatjinD. Balbm t-i au vrlM Ka milea north ef Balboa, .- Harvard. San Pedro for ; Saa Francisco, 70 milet north of San Pedro, j Robin Gray, San Pedro 'for Kew Tork, 28 miles north of Colon. i Los Angeles, Martina for Saa Pedro, 103 miles north of San Pedro. . Jeptba. San Franeiaoo for Taeoma, 490 miles north of San Franeieeo. Coalings, Port Saa Luis or Maaokons, 1480 miles from Manukona. DOworth. Port San Lois for Honolulu, 830 milea vraat of Port San Ijii. La Pnrisima, Portland for Oleum, 898 miles 1 rum vietun. Ed Kingsley, San- Frandsoo for Vancouver, abeam ef Cape Flattery. . - . San Joan (noon) . flalboa for Baa Frma- euco. at ban Jose d Guatemala. Northland, San . Franciaee tor Seattle, 880 miles north of San Franciaee. Elveric. New Torar for Saa Francisco, 870 nuns wain 01 nan aranciBeo. Avalon. Saa Pedro for Saa Francisco, 143 miles sooth of San Francisco. ' " Grsnt, SigvtXi for Sin JYandsjo, 884 sulfa west of San Francisco. Elk liidge. -Hongkong for San Pedro, 337 miles west of Saa Padre. Dryden.. Port Arthur . for Honotalu. 2282 milea weet of Balboa. Colombia, San Francisco for New . Tork. 890 milea south of New Tork. Torba Linda, Saa Pedro for Richmond, Passed in San Francisco. CeUlo, St, Helens for Saa Pedro, 77 miles sooth of Sea Francisco. Sierra, Vancouver for Ban Pedro, five miles uorui 01 oan sTanctseo. IVapema, San Pedro for' Saa JVaaasoo, 75 aulas aouth of San Francisco. v Logan, Baa Franeiaoo for New Tork. 97 miles south of Saa Francisco. La Brea, Richmond Beach for Oleum, 830 miles from Oleum. .- December IS 8 p. .: . .President Taft, San Fraaetoe for Tokohama. 1926 miles west of Honolulu . - , PreJ5!eJ,t wiln. Tokohama for Baa Fran ckwo, 1984 miles west of Honolulu. West O'Bowa, Portlaad for Tokohama. 1474 miles west of Colombia river. " ,BBia Chib, Manna fo Ban Pedro. 8870 miles west ef Saa Pedro. - ,'i5- for Saa Francisco. 2501 miles west of Honolulu. Bearport. San Pedre for Tokonama, 1171 miles west of Ssa Pedro, j Weasels t Srrfve Admiral St . ...Baa Fraa. ...Dee. 18 ....saa Fran. ...Dee. 19 .. Saa; Fran. . .Deo. 19 ....San Fran. ...Dee. 19 Lena Looks Boae City Daisy Putnam... Doooyaua au...iiet is - -" , .... . . . R;2fa,, Baltimore ....Dee. 19 MnlSolA Henetelu .....Dae. 20 suiuioman ....... ..Saa n. oa xmmoa atan juaa 1 - , a eaaemer,Oity. ...... .New Ink iSL'm Nortnera Star . . . ; . . . PhiiA.iI,hsV" " tw Si mS2 Mrtlark.,,.. Deo. 22 Momoios .......... .yaipsraiso ...Deo. 22 HsTlswsBasuBi ...New Tork....Dee. 38 UOWWCBB .... e . BeUI Ftsji " Tks O rdnch " Xvaja. veTUllOrTllsV nntvaAiiil Kinkfttta Murti. .Orient " . iw 5! Mward Piroe. ... ;.V.BcltotV.;::Dle: 24 fcdgar r. liekentsea, .Boston . I . ' Wssssj, Oessf 7S"1 1 . sjer T ' ..Iirrope Dec 18 Meerasekstdmea. , .New Tork. . ..Deo.-19 ff?ttfwm.. ' apaa ......Dea, 19 Admiral Kvaaa. . . .Saa Fraa...Dee. 20 """fLlMlC" Tork...Dee. 20 Lmlsabaei-.Msrew Tork4.,.Dec SI Tjiiebost ........ ...Batana .....Deail Northern Star ..i.i. New Tork. ...Dae. 21 Bessemer City. . . . ....New Tork . . - :TW, i Rose City ...i.,;San! Fraa..,,Dee.; 22 saarry irrenBacn....Mew Toxk....TW E. F. lack en bach . . . . Beaton ...... l.ec 22 Boxes . ...Honolula ,....Dee.-22 aloobyaua ......... .Saa kVan. iw. Northern Star ..Kw Tork ....Deo. 24 Baja Cahforaia Mexico ......Dee. 24 - weassse is m Tease " narth Admiral Evans .,..,..,.!.. Terminal Nov 3 Chattanooga Cttr .......... .Terminal No. 1 iJauy s-reaaua ........ ., . . . . .Warreatea Ola ..................... Anr Haanawa .................. .Crown Mills batons TermnuJ Nn i Kifoku Mara ......... .v. ........ .Globe La Meraed ................. ...fit. Helens Montague . . . . . . . . . . . .TegrtaWe Oil Mill Pawl . ...... .....Terminal No. 4 Rirhmond V illbridce tLaiymn Loctenbacb ........ .Termini Mm. l Scotland Mara .......... ..Jtlerator Docks Shasta ..... Westport Their Grasp Solano) ....... Texan . . Wawalona Weet Keats ... Xoahida Mara . . ....... Clark e-Wuson ...... Terminal No. 1 . St Johna Moorings Peninsula Mill Preecott CITY ESCAPES FROM CLUTCHES OF STORM ( Continued From Page One.) tbe ocean early today. At 8 a. m. a south wind was blowing; at a velocity Of 60 miles at North Head station, at tho mouth of th Columbia river. Meanwhile pressurs - continued high to the east; sending- cold winds throng-h the Columbia gorge to Portland. Tbeee east winds prevailed close to the earth, while the south wind brought clouds in from the ocean. . The temperature stood at 29 degrees three degrees below freecine; point at '9 a, m., but the mercury had been rrovlng; steadily higher during the night. At 7 o'clock Sunday night the temperature was 23'degrees, at mid night 25 degrees and at f a. m, 28 degrees. Both east and sotith of Portland tem peratures were lower than in the city. Some of the morning reports from' east of the mountains were : Baker, 18 ; Spokane, 8 ; Walla Walla, 8 : Taldraa, 10, and Umatilla, 12. In the Willamette valley temperatures were : Eugene, 21; Albany. 25, and Salem, 23, . BEAST TO COiffBAT From the experience obtained during the "silver- thaw" of November 19, last year, the public utility companies are better organized tjvan they ever were to fight an ioe storm. The first indication that "silver thaw conditions were close upon the city, cams Sunday afternoon, when a light fall of sleet covered streets and paving with a thin sheet of ioe. 'This fall of sleet was not heavy enough to damage' the surface of Lau- relhurat - lake and other bodies of water, which were the Mecca of skat ers Sunday. The rain of today is ex pec ted to stop the skatintr temporarily, however.-. . ' The Columbia river is still f rosen over at The Dalles and Umatilla, ac cording to advice received today by the weather bureau, Reports were not received from points lower down stream, -.;v 6IX.TXB THAW SETS 13C . Whits Salmon, Wastw Deo. 18. A silver thaw set in here this moaning, but - serious conditions are .not ex pected, as this section has -seldom suf fered seriously from this cause. The temperature at 10 iS9 o'clock this morning was 20 degrees above sero and rising. About two feet of snow covers White Salmon, with more in the coun try districts. ; ; -Kr:-.:".. : ; SXXXT ASTD &AX3T r-;;c--v The Dalles, Dec. 18. Following- a minimum temperature of 11 above here today, a heavy sleet and rain storm set in at 9 :30 o'clock The temperature was still below freesingv Fublio utility companies expect damage, but none has. been reported.: FSAZE& RITFB. BX1D67; IS - . WASHED OFT BT THAW Vancouver. B. C "Dec 19. fl N. S.) The - British Columbia ' Klectrci railway bridge at the north, arm of the Frazre river is washed out and local streetcar service si - demoralised as a result of , a rapdl thaw today which converted streest Into rivers, A heavy snow last tUght quickly turned into rain - and water two and litres feet deer: flowed down the streets be tween 'banks of snow wbcih bad been thrown ' uj by scrapers ? over- t week ago. Ice floes carried out "toe bridge. SNOW MELTIJfO RAPIDLY Bend. Iec. IS. A. cfainook wind and a warm rant today relieved this sec tion after a week of freesins; weather. Tbe snow was melting rapidly thai forenoon... v OCEAX BATES -BBEAat Jfew York. Dec. 18.- (I. S. . Ocean (steam) grain weak. United Kingdom, Z&fgls ; Germany, Ham burs; 14c ; France, Atlantic ports 18c Medi terranean 21 23c ; Holland, Rotter dam 16c, Antwerp 14c. General carpg rates fairly steady. - . . J!ta1 Statistics marriazcs.Birtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES' Daniel F. Pidooek. SO. 2050 Clackamas at., and Josephine Hose. 28, 927 Union ava N. Jobs Pfeirfsr, 21, T Willis bled., and Gertrude Uwen, 18, ltt5 Portameuta ava - Neb T. Peteoon, 20. 428 Schuyler at., and Marie Fastvedt. legal. 02S 87th ave. B. JS. Chariee Lamb. 31. Walla Walla, Wafu. and Heleet Uuauiciw, 81. Ut K. btli at. N. 'art C PUtL legal. 284 Dupont at., and Beds EricksoB, legad. 1830 K. Kverett U - Joseph A McMillan, legal. The Dalles. Or., and Olive Lasdisan. legal. 658 Vancouver ave. Kenneth Noble, legal. 4ft Trinity piace, and May H JMackmaa. legal. 1ZS fel. 39th at. Menry ilun. lesal, SiS Pine at, aad, Mary C Hoist, legal. Hits botai. William IX SbeisweU. legal. S22 Oanteubeiu are., aad Era J. Jameson, legal, 484 tS. 8th St. N. : Lawrence 3. La Due, 22, 1452 Mtlwaukie at., and Kattie H. Farmley, 19. 8004 bbth ave. H. K. Koeert C. tooev S, 8S Stafford St., aad Sutan V. NiebollB. SV. 101S Uaisht ave. -Donald J. Weils, 8S, Salem, Or., end HO dred ID. iJornberjer. 19. 1428 Olympia st. Frank Norris. . 24. - 658 H Ulisan at., and Lousie K. 8hakespear.17.wr K. Buf tale st Norrte VV. ixicsnadge. 30, 232 K. 44th. at, and ateba Xhurston. 20.. 232 K. 44th sU WEDDING AltO VtSITT?J CARD CNUKATB1RS W. a SMITH COl. Sll.Morsaa BUs. B3(THS UUAT To Mr. and Mrs. ti. U. -Uray, 721 N. Syraouaa, Dee. 8: a son. HIS Y NULDS To Mr. and Ha P. P. Beyn oido. 891 Koselawn, -Dee. -7; a eon. KKAN8HAAH To Mr. and Mrs. B. A Kranshaar, 1534 Virginia, Dec. 10; a son. CKANDKLL To Mr. end Mrs. it. Cran deil. 831 Alberta, Dee. 10; a aoa. BOWiKH To Mr. and Mrs. XI. JB, Bowyer, 1218 K. 82d N., lee. 8: a son. JESS EM To Mr. and Mm. p. Jeaaer, 888 E. th N., Dec. 14; a son. ASHKNBKMEkt To Mr. and Mrs. J. Ash. enbemer, tiresham. Or.. Dec 18; a son, HUMKKL F To Mr. and Hn, H. A. Hua derop, 45 IS. 7th N.. Deo 10; a son. (LiEOKtiK To Mr. and Mrs. p. tieorse, 858 E. 1 t N., Nov. 2Sa daughter. WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson, 496 Tillamook, Dec. 6; a son. BECKKK To Mr. and Mrs. D. A Beaker, 848 College. Dec. 3; a son. - CAKLSON To Mr. end Mrs. V. Carbon, 236 K. 69th N., Deo. 9; a son. - , CPHAM To Mr. and Mm. C.i 8. Cpbam, 615 E. 224, Dec 9; a daughter. . - - JOHNSTON To Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Johns ton. 128 E. 53d, Dec 10; a daughter. BLOOM To Mr. and Mn. H, Bloom, 499 W. Pierce, Nor. 20: a daughter-. - DEATHS SiUjij:CK. icorx Washington Selleck, 713 N. Jersey, Dee. 14. t yra.; pulmonary congestion. ,i '" . MILLION Klsie M. MUliotv Uood Samari tan hospital, Dec 14, 87 yrs,; acute nephntts. KMEKSON Mary Laura Kmerson, 489 N. 22d lec. 14. 58 yra; pernioous anemia. LtVil Sing Lma. 2S3 Davis,-Dee. 14, 69 yra. : mitral in&uf f icieney. , CONDOL Julius OondoL Derr sanitartmu, Dee.14,-68 yra.; cerebral hemorrhage. DIVORCES FILED ' SHOCKETT- Helen A against Albert K. MACK I Emil agaiast Lena, AKAMATSU Sumi against SejlRa, ELISWOKTH William against Barbara, . MANZIN Aaron against Flla Marie. ' KINDT Helen Studley against Hilla A AUCTIONS Salegrooms "Wsgt Fark aad Yamhill At 10 A. M. Tomorrow NEW TODAY 50 -FLUFF RUGS. Us da from your old worn-out earpata Save half the price ef Be rags, " Seed your" rags aad wouam elotaa, - - Mall Ordem Send tor Booktoa Sat S Rue teem O leaned SUM NORTHWEST RU9 CO. - 188 Seat stk St. Vsjssssavaswgssssjtgssmmsm ' SPECIAL NOTICES 101 SEALED BIDS will be reeefved ta to 11 i m., Tuesday, December 19. for a stock of general merchandise and fixtures located at aUdgeOeld. Washington, of aa inventory value of 815.475.14,. Inventory of which may be seen at our office and stock in spected by appointment. All bids, must be accompanisdVby 10 per cent of the mount bid. The eight is reserved to reject any , or aa bids O. A. Cote, 841 Pittock block. Portlaad, Or. , , TO WHOM IT MAT COSCEBJf - This to notify youohat I wul not be responsible for any bills 'contracted fey my wife. Asnea Sparks., being separated from her. (Signed) Jsgaas Sparks. '4 - , . MEETING NOTICES:;. 102 CUIUS TMAS UA8K BALL KIKKPATHICK COUN CIL 222T.- Security Benefit iiaaa dii next Riday, De :ember 22d, in the fine torge ' Swiss hall. 8d aad Jefferson. - Hoch'a famoua ..mw: " 0 i tax. Let . aa tar. . ' w aaMsieMjj n S WU UIUS; CK'ORTH POEI tA N f LODGB NO. 880. 1. 0.. T. at Kilpatriek and Penver ave S""" IS, at 7 :80 o'clock. - Viaitiag brethren H. COOTf . K G. '-v'- y. jc. willis, see, '-: " HAtlfON'T LODCa. SO. 12. Ar AJio A . SpecUl th la Monday eg T e'eloea. sa iter Kaaoa degree. Visitors wel- VT. X. DB US, Ses'r. i scyxTsnw lodg b ' x o. 183. A. P. AND A. kC. Eut , 89th and Bawthorne. Special at 1 p. m., ifsoember It. aV A. defrse." -j. : . - , MOUNT HOOO LODGE NO. 17. A. P. AND A. at.. Com mercial and Emeraoa : streeta Special common Icatioa tomorrow Tuesday evening, T o'clock. Work in M. 14. eegree. Bretfa- EN KB, Sec'y. fnvitect " HAWTHORNE LODGE KO. 111. A. r. AND A if. tjpeeial 1 neaday evening at 8 -.30. Work in M. M. degree. . VisiUng breta- rea welcome. C. E. MUXES. See. EMBLEM : JEWELRY , a. specialty: bntteo, f pics, charms. Jaecer Broa. 181-173 Ut at. '?-tik-UaeV -cm rr ren r.SSTING NOTICES IC2 PENINSULA ehapter No. 43. R. A. M.. Masonic building, St. . Johna ' Special eonvocatioa Mjo day Dee. i8. at 7:80 n. m. la- - smoker. j u. fi . Boas - oi awunauia district. vuiung oo pasiona welcosoecU By order B. H. P. . G. H. LEMON, See. ALBERT PIKE LODGK NO. 382. A. F. AND A. M. Special ecgamunfeation Tueaday after noon Dec 19. at SdO e'cloek for the purpose ei eooductlns tbe runenu at our . late - erotner. Jame C. Ley. Services at PorOaBd creaaa toruua at 8 :3s) e'cloek. Membera please bring an toe. . O. W. COOK, Sec. WATERLT LODGE XO. 174. A '. AMD A M.. East 28th and Clinton, this Tueeday at 140 a a' Work la -the F. C degree. W ILLIAM JAPPERT. See'y. " WA8HISGTOX CHAPTER lO. 18. R. A. M. Called eoavecatioa Tuesday evening, E. 8th aad Bora aide eta, at 7:30 e'cloek. ' B. A degree. Visitors welcome. ITANHOB LODGE KO. 1. K. OF P. Chriatmas entertainment for all mesnbem and children at S p. i Tuesday evening. T HAD L. GRAVES. K. of it and S. DEATH NOTICES 103 KELSON Dee. 16. 1922. at the residence KJerchow Kent JietionC aged 39 years, be loved husband ef EUea Neim. father m Anna; - Peart, Olga. Arrid, Oscar. Arnold .. and Selmcr Kelson.' ell rtstdias in t trv ' wricht. N. D. t also survived by one sister. " Mrs. Nsnna Strand aad one brother, Mauris Fiare. both of tbe aSoea addreaa Bemaina . at Pearaoa's uadertaking parlors, Rnasell at. : at Union are.. , Kotice of serrioea bere - (after. REDDING In this city, Dee. 17th, Louis D. ...Redding, aged 60 years, late of Seattle. Wash brother of John Redding of . Aato ria. Or. : Edward Redding of Porte, - Ind.. .and Mrs. Elisabeth Odle of lieed Cltr. Mica. The remaina are at Fin ley a raortu ' ary, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral -. hereafter. BUKITUBAUTH At the family borne. 720 slain at,. Marry . Brettnbarta Jr., age 5 year 7 months 11 days, son of Mr. and Mia. Marry treltabeita. Tvie remina are at the eoeaervatory chapel of the Kast-I csioe r-unersi Lnreetors, inc., eie iu. aioer at. Funeral notice later. GOFF In this city, Mans (Mr, aged 10 saontns 10 days, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Uoff. The remains are at the conservatory . ehapag of the laa Side Kaneral Directers. Ine.. 414 K. Alder st. rnnena aoOoe later. EOSE At his late residence. No. 910 E. Tay lor eL. Dee. 18.. Charles B.. ace 86 yean, : husband of Amanda Rose. Ramaina at the chapel of Snook and Whealdon, Belmont-at 3S tli st. notice of Tuneral later. BISIO la this city, Deo. 17, 1922. Antone Bkslo. hnsband of Mary BUe. Remains are at the cbapei of Kdward- Holman A Bon, 3d and Salmon its. Notiee of funeral later. KORNHEH In this city. Dee. 1ft. 1822, Sophie Komher. Remains are at the chapel of Edward Holman Son, Tnird ana sal mon eta. Notice ef funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 SCMWALT November 18, 1922, at her ' home, 1041 East Seventh street north, Sarah Elizabeth Sumwalt, beloved wife of Albert Ik 8 urn wait, mother of Lillian N.- Welsh and . Ores-V. Sumwalt, sister of Mrs. C High barger. Mm. Ada Kuan, John Cupp, all of Deep Creek. Wash.; Mrs. Mary Sinclair of Chehaiis, - Wash. ; Mrs. M. Dingus . of Alpha, - Wash., and Maude Weber ef CaU- . fomia."" The funeral service will be held at the funeral parlors of P. L. Lerch. East 11th I and Hawthorne, Ttweday at 2:30, p. m. De gree of Honor Protective association, Colum bian assembly No.. 1, will bold the servme at the grave, Koee City Park cemetery. . ninnirr in hi. i. n. it nnt vA. erick A Harbick, father of Bernice Har bick, brother of Jamas, Charles, George and . Angus Harbick, Mrs. Flossie Marshall and V Ha . Belle Barnard. Funeral service will Be neia at toe cnapet of Edward Holmaa at Son. 3d aad Salmon at.. Tuesday. Dec. 19. 1922, at 1 p. m. Interment MU . Scott BINGHAM December 18, at her late resi dence. 299 Clackamaa Sadie Bina-ham. aae 27 years, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert - rtingsam, aister-of Mr. Boott V. Xoung. Remaiaa are at the residential funeral horn of Downing 4b Benefiel. East Seventh and Multnomah streets, where services wilt be Held tomorrow. Tueeday, December 19, at 2 p. m. Frienda invited. Concluding service at .Portland crematorium. . (. . HARVET At tbe residence. No. 488 Mala St., Dec. 18, Lucrnda K. Harvey, ace 60 years, beloved wife of Hiram H. end mother of Gerard. Kenneth, -Gertrude, Margaret. Doris, Gladys and Mr. J. L. Coon, ail ef Portland, and Fen ton Harvey of Loa Angeles, Cal. . -Frienda are invited to attend the funeral servtoea to be held at 2 i m. Tnesdav. Dee. , 19, at the cbapei of the Portlaad mortuary. Morrison at," at 12 th, west side. Interment Mount Scott cemetery. , LK1' Dee, 17. at the late residence, ll5 - Crystal Springs bird., Jsmee C Ley., beloved nu&baad of Klsie Cochrane Ley. father ef rgUie and Alexander Cordon Ley. Tbe fu neral aervtce wul be held Tueeday, Deoember 19, at s:ao p. nu, at tee Portlaad crama. . tortnm, 14th aad Sybee ata. . ITnends in Tited. KENDALL In thia city. Dec. 14. 1822. Franeia J. Kendall, brother of L. C. Ken dall of Denmark, Or. Funeral aenices will be held at the chapel of Edward Holman sc Bon, 8d and Salmon ata., Tueeday, Dec 19, 1922. at 2 AO p. m. Interment . MU Scott cemetery. BATTS0N In this city, Dec. 17, 1822. Dcr Belle Battson. sister of J." S. BatUon of MsJbern Ark. Funeral servkses win - be ' held at the ohapel of Edward Holmsn As Son, . Sd and Salmon sts.. Tuesday, Dee. 19, 1922. at 8:45 P. m. Concluding services at the Portland erematoitum. KELLEBKR-rPec. IT. Patrick M. Kelleher. aged 71 yearn, beloved husband of Anna C. KeUeher of 920 Mallory ava Funeral serv ices will be held Tuesday.' Dee. 19. at 9 ' a. m., from St. Andrewa-chnrch, Ninth and Alberta sts. Interment Mt. Calvary eems tery. - A. R. Zeller Co., directors. a ROTHSCHILD In this city. Dec. J8. Frank Rothschild, beloved husband of Esther H. Rothschild, ; father of Leonard and Irma Rothschild. Funeral servteea will be held at - his late residence, 709 Flanders St.. Tuea say. Dee. 19, 1923. at 1 p. m. Interment Beth Isrsej ...... CROSS The funeral service for the late Robert Cross, hasband of Louise Crass of 187 N. 18th st. wiU be held Tuesday. Dec. ' J. :S0 p. m.. at Fialey'a mortuary. Montgomery at 6th. Friends mvited. Con elnding service. Mt. Scott cemetery. HUNTER In this dty," Vera Hunter, age" 16 yeant. The funeral services will be held in the conservatory chapel of the 3ast elide Funeral Directors, 414 K, Aider St., Wed nee ds jr. at 2 p. ra. Frienda fnvtted. Ceacluding aervices at Hose City cemetery. TAYLOR Tlie funeral services of the" lata .ayior wm oe new -Tuesday, Dec. 19. at S p. m., at the chapel vf Miller A Tracey. Interment Rose- City cemetery. CEMETERIES 104 A -HIVXHVIEW " CKMXTERT . . 985 ACR8 Holly wreaths far grave decorations, 81 each, j Phone your orders to Atwatcr 1288. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S East Side Funeral Directors . r. C. DCNNtNO. INa ... "ThfFssiUf Set the Prioa ' 414 S. Aide St. Phone IW 00K Edward tlalman & Son s. Snook & Wliealdon : FCXKRAL IRECTORS - . . ' SnCCESSORS TO J v BREEZE sV SNOOK BSLM0WT AT 85TB. SABOB 1288 Lerch, Undertaker fcjH AND HAWTHORNS FHONE FAST 8781. MILLER A TRACET. inoependent funeral di- I?'', ompifi rala 875 and ca " Wasiu St.. bet. 20th end aim ttATtmSr aUENTRg A A,lLEiU iaasr r,l., .,. i 2?-vJi''LiW--" - ev ante. SZ1-S3.. Finlev's Mnrfi'-iMF K-..u"yrr-3 maim " aaas Sivw, WAL1I'' VtfZW. SkfiWe1? USLEKTAsilN; CO. Pbooe JACWC8 iuin 416S. Cor. d at Clay. A. R. Zellsr CojRUt ruriiAL DircTons it A. p. KENVrOETHT L. S. HENCEKOM A. De Kenworttiy. & Cc 8802 92d St. B. aV- . Act 818-2 C. MONUMENTS ICS KBrjO SCHUMANN MARC LB H gTMtPt et WNg STS. . apseat fffs I! FLORISTS 107 i.lartin&Forbes .- Company ' 884 WASniNOTON ST.- MAIN 02C9. FTXB FLOWERS FOS gl.L occasions annsTiOAU-r ARRANGED , . iiarl4irvvV - VvMI . 811 EL Broadway, eetaat Cnioa Kaat 7718. Flowers for AS Oeeajieea -WK GROW OCU OWSi- Charge Accouats Sohcwed, U Smith's Flower Shop , . rperCandrg Progressive Flora. Floerera lor Ail Oceasmea. ... Mata T218. T. C. Luke. Mar.. Sta aad IMS SeUwood Greenhouses Cat lovers, Dexigss and Sprays v for in Occsskme. SSXLWOOD 1620 S49 Nehalem ava CJI trLOKirti. MAIN ts;s! CriCfiCSOn uunt aecounrs coltenxk et-08 BHOADWAK AT TA1LUK - LOST AND FOUND 103 LADY'S blsck . handbag coetaitung a lati? , wriat watch - and a ' geaUeaaaa's watrti. 8 . lady's rings, man's watch valued aa keepsake: liberal reward. Eat 9S1S. -. i LOST Iruh. BUer pup. grown, left front, leg and ahoulder twitches and Jumps; dc belongs to youngsters, prised highly; reward ' for return or information. Tabor 8214. LOST One steel couch between, d and Pine sts. and 16th. and E. Anke&y. O. O. Ick, , Bowy. eoe. rtewara. LOST An Airedale dog. bad cut on aide, cov ered with bandage - reaching around body.. Phone Attt. 812.89. LOST iilack and tas status noe with sxite attached; reward offered. Phone Waliiut P6S. - - V VERT liberal reward ottered to partiea f niT ing brown leather suitacaae containing ladn-s"-' apparel. ' Phone Tabor 5228. - - LOST--Whlte silk crocheted bag. trimmed with gold beads: long gold chain. . Main 7 1 SC. LOST Crescent shsped sapphire pin. -Reward offered. Kaat 7191 and pearl EDUCATIONAL 200 WHI BB OCT OF A JOB OR " WORK AT AN UNDKRPAID POSITION T Trained ante repairmen' and auto !;. ' trical expert are now an demand. We have helped hundreds ef our grsduatss to n-e pay Jobs. Wa can help you, too. Call and ; Inspect ear school any dsy (except Satur : day) -at 10 a. m. or 2 p. m., or write tor large 112-page FREB catalog. Aak. f'.r ' Book No. 4. . ADCOX AUTO AND ATTATION SCHOOL. . " Union Ave. and -Waaco St. - Woodlawn or Alberta Car. 3d St ENROLL any Monday for day or night aebuoL AQ busiaess courses, and as soon as eompe- : tent we ai place you in s paying position. Send tor free finnest eatalos. - Business CoUese. 4th, near Morrison. Phone Main 9690. LEARN MORE FOB LESS ' ' It will pay you to investigate HEMP HILL'S AUTO As TRACTOR SCHOOL be fore enrolling elsewhere, i 128 N. Fifth St. Near Cnioa Depot. '' , Tagas paid sftar 8 weeks' traiaing. WE TBACH you to know your car. WALiiM .- SALON of .AO TO ATTENTION, - for mm : and women. 821 Abiagtou eklg.. Third n., bet. Wash, and Stark. A short oourie that . saves dollars and gives AUTO SKJiSaV. Sut a trade school. Nominal fee. ' " MODRN Barber College teaches trade la S - weeks; tools furnished, some pay; position .. secured; special rate this month. - Write tr call 284 1st st. ' MOLBii BABBSR COLLEGK wiU teach you the trade in eight weeks; receive some if while lea ruing; positions seemed. - Wote or ' call for catalogue. 284 Bnnialde st. SPECIAL ENGLISH CLAMS .DECKER BUSINESS COLLWS AUaky Bkig. MEN. women, tears barber trade; wsges wuile . - leamirs. Oiesea areec Cnllege. 288 Mad- LEARN TELEGRAPHY ' Railway Telegraph Institute. 484 RaOway aaenange oioav JLay ana nignt HELP WANTED--.1VIALE 201 FORMER , SALESPEOPLK ' We invito former as hope opto ef -this eon pany who are not bow employed aad wlio wish to assist us In- giving Meier A Frank service to customers during the holiday is on to - apply at employment bureau, sixth floor, V a. m., ready to go to .work. . MEIXE c FBANK COafPASX. AGENTS WANTED KTERTWHEKE to )1 those -Wonderful California Herbs for Rheu matism. People from all ever- the 1). f. have written us the last five years about tie .. extraordinary results from these marvrlom Herbs. Send for free booklet, round SI. posttjeid. --. - ' . . RHEUMATISM HERB COMPANT. SAWTELLE. CAIJFORNIA. RADIOL1TE Startling" strange new BATTERY COM POUND, charges discharged batteriee in stantly, permanent . charge; impossible to harm battery: galioa free to agent Write or call and hare your - battery eharcei while. you wait. State, county and citj en wanted. --. RADIOLITK BATTERY CO . 290 Union Ave.. Portland. Or. IMPORTANT manfactering industry now : et-- panoing to naoon-wide buataeaSr seairea ex perienced sales nun ef good standing to- -, aiat , Fiacal Agent in Portland. Apply st . once,. 8 to 10:30 aw m., 482 Worcester bhlg., 3d and Oak at. Bova and young men with wheels; ateedY ee temporary work, big pay: iuat-the thing for schoolboys who want work during hu... KXPKRT mechanic, in. good paying auto rr- pair anon, wants caogemal partner: axperi-' euee not- neceasary. l'ou can easily ! r 8125 a month end hp for yourself. .Only WAJtT AUTOUOllTLE HAI.KSlf .: . Want 4 erieMped auto salesmen tu tr'l new KUr -oira. If yea are aot a prodacer d - not amwef. Call Grand ave. and E. Oak t. WANTEIJ Maa with light car to takeotrr Ir. Eocb a Reaudlea - ia . yaanbill county. Oregon. Call .at 998a; Commercaai . t.. ' Portland. - - , ... , WANTED ft eawsmes ae aell oil and, an pleases of merit; a good pnposiUoa to bra bus sailing oios. l'ARTNER in estabiisaed wood saw buainev; small investment:' make from 85 to 88 a cay. 608 Buchahan bldg. ' . - - -WANTED First-class plumber for a pertner. shop established, -er peroentage. TX-609, ' Journal. ' - ' ." ; ' ' " ' ' MAN to trap muakxats; aome money required! Call for Wlieeier. Bdwy. 4049. LITE - agenia, aaleamen,aslesworai;n, vaho ran , earn 88 to 88 per day. CaB Bdwy. 0720. KELP WANTED FEMALE 204 ANT GIRL in need of a friend, apply to toe - Sefvatioa Army Rescue Home. 11a rf air -..d AWiratf sts. Phone Slain 34SO. T-lt r.. TWO lady barbers , at 294 Jeiienwn at. : percent''--" ' ":-'' J MAID for - general Tabor 1044. - housework references. aat'iMsa JSsw ' Jsys".w' eei.aaw .. Om - (CeoUiiued en Feiiowlira ft.