The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 29, 1922, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextTil id ay, -dzc:v:? mi STAR il KIYTH; SOON TO TO BE VISIBLE Its. Bi Bee. Swajrse .', That new first ma-nltnde tr. vbVch bu been mora or less etasivs spaca Its reported discorerjr by a tounumten as tronomer early In Pecemier U pot a myth after all, according; to InfonPA . tion which has reached " Mi Jessie " Short, Instructor in mathematics aad. astronomy at Re college. ,JL mes sage to Misa Short from qood&eU ott? . servatory, Carleton college, .Min nesota. informed Miss Short that such "a atar actually bad Beeg diacovared. Th.ere , l . soma disapjxjjotroeot still attached to the atar, however, for It win not be yialble o, tae asked ey la this hemisphere until late in January because it rises lust four minutes after the sub and is therefore outdimmed by the .incandescent flames of the nearer solar orb, : By the end of January t$ will be seen in the western skieit fan medtately following sunset, dancing; In the descending twilight like th $f r ramed plnet Mercury. Some time In February the new star will be far enough from the sun to be seen la the midnight skies and during ajareh 'will be a brilliant object of th early 'evening skies, talcing its position not , far from the beautiful blue-white Ys"t the second brightest star 1$ all the heavens. -It the new atar continues to gala in stead of diminish la, brinia,uce, by March It will be a magxtificent object. rivalling Slriua. tha boss of all stars. , at perhaps; matching the still more bril liant Venus, cueen of the planeta.' Miss Short says she baa made sev eral attempts tp catch a glimpse "of tha Strang new-visitor. But A &C been unable to do so. 6he says a pow- . erful . telescope.; tnUjt picfc t V If r The new star's technical position is. given by-; Miss Short as right ascension 11 hours and 44 minutes, declination l Of ttj 9.rttu ' SPECIAL THADE IKCHEOS Representatives of firms Int. crested in foreign trade and shipping gathered - a the Chamber of fcommerca at noon today to attend a special luncheon In honor of J. FV Marias. generaT agent of the United SUtes shiDoina- board at Manila and assistant ' director of trade for the Orient. , : W ISPS': .eflsiVwirMdy ewe? W- 4 frt " . , , -- ' . ; ; Ay. U iyTv ; :.; j :. V ; ;; ; . .. . f.pl7 ?, owvJi VS DEATH IN KKiE GABM . , S QALUP SUICIDAL t - ' 1 Cbmuajr Morris, wliose body w found by playmate with ballot In teml? and Ptol 0tcbfd, in YOUTH IS FOUND $esdaded frost Tvn Oal ft XM e.rT dairy frfc ta the efterpoea; About M ot'clock Tall returned . to h house, saying' , that Morris had a,' pt la, the cabin, and would be down a a soon as he. put it put. Worte f 4iled to, ftopf ar Klusejc went t fterch tyt him, He found Merris body ia the DP IN CABIN 7nv o o 'III rs"r niAA ii jAirninuM wmm cabin, lie ' ao sritated that ee did; not look to see yr'nere he bad been saat. hot instead grabber yie revolver Trota too fioor and ran , $ home. On tha way ia bis excitement h drew the ahelS from the revolves fad threw t away. . .. .. ' - AD TSOtBU 47 BOMB t Several times dating; the afternoen young Morris had' talked about suicide, his corpanipnf 'said. ' His remarks, ofpr, were general, leaving po hint that h was contemplating suicide for (imself. He had been Uvipg with, his mother onti? Siv months, ago when he had some trouble with his stepfather land came to Portland, ' according" to the account told the police. He was employed for a chart time on a Stand ard Oil tanker, but has been out of work few two months. (Ceatisaed, frog Fas 0ae ' (he waa'a head eft "He Ihen" left Cul ver ying )n a shambles ap fet out for the ranch of Charge t.ns. a neigh-bos.-. - 4 ' Stevens' met .him at the door of. his homestead cabin and 'to him Peare com menced boasting. . -I've Just killed Ry wife." Stevens told officers F-eare exclainsed. . "I'm glad of It- I wabted to get my son-in-law, tflt l ' thought I'd get J una Culver first--; - ' ' - ' '' ; - ' Stevens egprsa4 horror s,t the deed and the two entered an altercation. Peare threatened Stevens " wit, the rifle he still carried. buV Stevens by a Fuse aeiaed hoid ot the eamn and after a struggle subdued the moonshine- erazed rancher. ; He trussed him up With ropes., in his staWe aoiT then went to investigate tbftv double tiagedy. Finding' conditions at the Peare and Culver i Inches as the '(Confessed mur derer 4a pictured them, Steven walked to the nearest telenhona and notified county r auth-pritue at Co- Ouille. Sheriff Kllingsen Immediately set but for Kitehin Mountain, 19 miles southwest of ' Myrtle .Point' Coroner Wilson ahd Constable Redell accom panied him,r-:'- . rfALK XHsaVOS VVTl ' Wires were down and the reads al most irppaeseblf. 7 The pfficers made part' of the war py eutwnot(Ue nd then . wre, cpmne,iia: to wik the re maining miles' through deep mud to the Btevene' ranch. Here ther found Peace ana etfyena. They loosea f Mte and tht tW rancher accomp,pied the officers to inspect tao boateg. " Mrs. ' Peare" Appeared to" nave bee: boTcibly. stranded- Deep marks e fingers were imbedded fa bee throat find; bospnj. The Interior of the HtUe cabin was In atdeous disorder. Bound- 01 VM M . MM NEIGHBOR slaughtered dogs. With Peare eager ly el-owing the way. the. party -nesi visited the ' Culver ranch, sUere jKchelor. homesteader. 9? where he had fallen, bis head fnas el blood. Uis armload et ; irood ly fcattere asotmd bio body. . ? . '. - - " ' The effieera. leaded " ther podiei on horses furnished by Stevens aA made thut way imv$ Myrt' llp,,' 1r5 they found their . automobHf . and - re- tttrftea to. coanuie wil .weir pn? leaving the bodies at ,ta morgue ia Myrtle: point. . 1 . -s ' Coroner Wilson hai wade affMaU to support the charg? of inurer against Peare, fallow ing an informal inquest. It is aouDUUl il s sormat mi quest -wiir b held. In view of Peare's u);0 cenieatuuiv m Three yeara ago Peare. tn a fit f drunkenness, is said - to have choked his' wife severely.' Peare hag two mar ried daughters Irving r Coos fsmipty. CulTer. fa.aa brother In Curfy county and another brother who is employ ea at he UmwiTja rlvr coeft pard sta tion. . - ' , Peare Is owner of a 4e-crf ranch miles south of Myrtle Point on the road to Lenglois. , U. S SENATE KILIS CBehid goat Baf ftel Inaugurated to' find out" just how the nations' of Europe vould, 'regard f an nyitation to oucb a conference J natlni from the PnHed" Stgte. , Th death of the proposal ws pre ceded by caustic denunciation grid i stinging irony by twi of the fopner "lr- reconcilabies." associates pr . ssengxor. Borah in the historic legue ul T tioos bgtlerhatpTa Mose of New Hampshire and Johnson pf California who poured the Trflf of their dusap- "? am against U,V said JpJinson "be cause In fyery degrff and With less safeguard tha. the I$ue, of tta- Uons gay to ns it will embroil ua in tmropean controversy and wnaiiy make the United States, after IM years, a part of the European, eyetero-" Toe the unitea btates ta attempt to tit ta thf European game, Moses, aaya, would mean it would have to act" as umpire between Great Britain and Sel gium on one aide and; France and 'Italy on thf ptper iu'tlMi reparations rp'ud4ie. raw atlolialganie.' ke fia4d.rr'daUy demonstrates the comfortable position uio uoipica occuRtes. nava no oaicf 10 see wncifi earn -peanea- py a pop bottle thrown' from the European bleachers." . -i. , Only by tearing up r rewriting the Versailles' treaty can any conference "produce a satisfactory solution-of the Ilia of eurepe,' and t'elilnate the greea Which marks every paragraph.' fie declared; ' - "' - f us oetore jupnson si&riea . , run speech. Senator Bursum. Kew Mexico. introduced a resolution for a loan of Sl.epO.OOO.OOO to. Germany; to be, osd in purchasing "fann products and farm will be secured by GriPtu industrial secaritiea. : CLUBTOliUTEf TO ITS HERO DEAD r ' ' ' . " V..-;- (OontlaQcd KNan Pas Ose.1 ; . name wis called the flickering light of a candle went out, until all were dark. immediately afterwards the Rev; A. A. Morrison gave the dedicatory ad dress and then Colonel William 8. Gil bert, chaplain of the United States army during the war, gave an address or tribute to the z; departed club men. WaUace S. McCarnapt also y a address.- " - v yqcai solos were rendered by Jane Burns Albert to the organ aecemnaiuV ment by William R. Boone. Dr. Stu art Mcuuire aang and several selec tions were given by a stringed orches tra. William HBoyef. levd the con- The introductory speech was delir- ered by, H. A." Sargent, president o( the club, And. the &Y. Morrison led a prayer at the conclusion of the servieea M ot. uia A nerq lieao, as thtey appeared on' the tablet were as ' Georae Blorenee VeCarthv. Gem Him. bard? Johntea; Brace -Richie Bencrnan, Bkh- ara a.weia vntniei,"-!.iuan "WlJIiaia Vor tlun." lineoh Vht. Mill.' lttin Itr.f.A Idinnff Vrwt tT.UM Tin T1 k -- Wetidali Sormn. fiicturd Twan. Birnmol Exert Tewalrton. Chrli Edward ttcOon ell. Rmm gotoa AnJro, Ukibtrt a'ei adi( Vi'eod. ; Arthur Tatlai TiehHSr. 1 Cen th fllsir VaHer. Jtmes Hsreid Wi&on. Sklnb Post-Season Games Of Football Barred By State Teliffs Post-seaso football games, in act in an other branches o( sport, after ine ciose or tne regular season, ngve, been Uboood by JthUttc -gsaocl. Uon et the Oregon State Teachers' as sociation- '' ' 'v ' A 'resolition sgainrf playing these games was passed t Frl4a morning's: sessioa of the sssociatton. The reao lutlpn doee not tend to prohibit the playing pt intersectiooai high school games. 4uring the' course' pt thf Tegu lar season. ThiA resolution does not street ine rproano tugn bcoool Ath letic league, which Is nqt a member of tha state SkssociaUon. 4 T ; This resolution will be effective Jan us ry g. - If was held that the long trips taken by school' Athletes were loosely super vised and resulted in the dmeraUa- . ,r. il . "u;.i S .) . i.i .. n i i.i ... -i !V- Vancouver. Wash.. Dee 21. The fol lowing marriage' ieeftses were lasned her Tharsdayr Wniiam l "Beeber 20. end Dora Bass, it.' Oregon City ; John Im "Wieegarner, legal, and Beatrice KidwjV legal, Portland; WilUanj lt fcHscie. ti. and Mary Kw t. Camas; Walter H. Poljanaja. 21. and Krtiily Malnrfberg, t. Astoria : Marshall GrtfCn. ' K3, Portland, and Grtrudf X. Knt, 20. Aap)and.'Cal; Prenk White. tZ, and lla Snapp,'2t, Portland Har old, . Kebert. J2. and MarleT AT Le Eiw. legal, Portland I Hay C Toxton, it, Bowdon, N. TX. and Lanora Hal- tm, it. Beavsrton. 1 Or. ; Cari , O. Borkke.. legal, land Ethel M. Monroe, 'Jut to!;owu.s prmitfi tTt ba t&sucl lor pOO'Lrun ameanticc t ieuu r eur: K, 1 trr itiur" rie, ' 31t tUtM, hat. Holsan oi aiia.YforUi .; builder." io-bit-rem tSOUU- ' r V Ueocn A. itow trert vtsideece. S83 B. 7U St.. lV'iinbfB M JjiBceia? buikkr, wu; S3S00. ' ?:,. - - x Uona A. Ko Krc reddcae.' SSI. K. itf bt. irrwo an JUnooui; bunder. put. tfvv. Uearse A. Bos Bract mSdeace.' 8T B. 47th. t. txrt. Mttsbea and titacola; builder. nt:rIUuu. ' ' - L. BOTdhl: Be. m. IIM K CnRtt bet. B. eeth M B. teth Ma. Baildc km, S300. West OreeoB Lcrabr Co. : Ec dry kiln Bt. PlMiSosd. Bet liantoa. BUjl4pr 4X labor. Bet. Bradvax aad Haiier. BuikUc A. B. Bik- . andersoa: sr. rot. . 103 K. ss n. n. Bet. GUaa . aad Huyt . suv : BoOdcir , .oeaT - - r-. statistics MARRIACS UCENSES timet K onc. a. UraaUUie. Ur.. aad Mtry UcGiDBls, I'll, TrooUiaiB. Ur.- - 4.- Wuta WUiiaaia. iecai. X4X B. 44th L. and liniri Retl t'rt. iecal, 42 K. 44th St. Mar Barae. SI. 2 K. 3U rt. M. 'itersaMo Crosiatte. 40. B. B. U. Port land. awTAWoineUe Uoaiao. 79. tt. r. t. A. turn i. itiUer. S4. 2 TharBuiB at and ToeresuJ ga?l-. SO. f 29 Zharaiaa U ' WuaVw a. iiarua, 2S.. 7l B Its at., aad ataeru Beta, S4. irr ct. Iran Feter Jna. , 10i K. Monlaoa su. aadX.rus Aibec. H9. 54 MoBtana are. BYerXl 'Mi Fast," tesai. " tlm, Or..' aad HaF ! TU: leeii. 4(j K. 4Ui kU N. BraeH Mittah fcettieldT 2S. oU E. L'Uth K. N.. aad ' Buta 'Baoasium. lo. 3 B. ,7tbJ St. N. . . .- - - -Ojrde -vf. Uobtard, CornlUs. t. sad Bos B. Backer. '32. 241 VeerieM flaca. abia sHuioot. '3. S60li liUan (.. aad anw Bumua. z. 3 busaa ft. WEDDING ch8 JIVK. WT. 6. SMITH 4) CCu H ateraaa BWs- BIRfHS ;H1X To Br. aa an. J. r. Uucoa, 404 B.B., Dee." 17: a aaacator. '- ' BcUUSAtOJ To Mr. and Mr,7 J. "N. Mc Donald-. 89 Uarutaen. Dee.' it : a too. lu.tui io sr. aaa isav . kqco, ri" taty. or.; Dec as; a o. KaULr to Mr. and Mr. U. B. B. 12th, Dec IS; a daucbter. iDjBBDB 1 Mr. and Bra. A. D. Berrqn, UXDB Mf. and Mia A. 4, Hyde, Oak Gror. Or.. Dae. 1: e i N AKAUt'UA To Mr. 'aad Mn. K. Maka ann, 10S N. 18th. Dee. IS; ton. - ' MSI4JCH. to Mr. and sua, vi. M, 4auer. 860 W.' Bunett. Dee. If ; a ton. DEATHS H.N IUKB Howard B-"tBy(Je. 865 Mltr. Deel' ttS.'S aloft. : coexetutal heart diseass. - VO-aW-aBdnrw Jteknofi Vetaw. Hood 8a- Bantaa neapiui. uee. s. 4 a in.; nmixHii.. UlioTAVSUN- ABM 4. UOStaTSOfl. -tl w. BiflianworUi. Dee, V0,' yri : wnile aeuritia. IfSUAlXa -$. B. InttaiW. Miuin Borne. Dee. 3S. tt m; eerebnu bemorrbace. ' TtlOtirtiON Park Owm STnominoa 440 B. Tttti; Pie. 4 lntuiisal pnea- Bionia. JUYKK8 Knn Bren Jr.. Andorer ft-. Due 24, e Voa: bnJaeho' pneumonia. tJOlXiN'i LeM E.-C'uUins, 19" th, Dec, Se, 3 jt. ; heaorrbace: ' special roTiCES iei 8EAIJ5D PBppOSAtS wQI be reeeiTerat thi? eibee el ue nnoetufnea. eot vourtuuuiw. Pertland. Or., until S p. rn., January 8. 1923. for hnoieam floors- for eertaian rooms ta the Gtrts Polyteehnle end Jeffirsoar hiah achaoja, Fortlmd. Oc- Bids' will fee opened at a meetins of the, toar4 to he held in roosS 04 Coorthowat i a same Speeifieattona may .'be ebtained t the o fieaoC the superintendent l properuei. old Failing arhool, tirst and Porter streets. Portia hd, pr. ' ' . : CertlrJed eheeks tor 19 per eenj of the amount ot the proposal, payable to derk of ' school district' So. 1. must iccompenr. each bii - The board ?eseres the riant to reject any 'Trail bids,; M dirida the award, - ; t$edi B. E. EVCTOX.v Dated December 2T. 1822. "'. "T,;!!!!!lWniiiiliililiitilHllillltijillM WHITE ' i . , f k .aw-. WewS' ' "" . .. Ad$ for Proper Clcumficatkm in Bis Year End JVomfcer Will Be sTeceiVed Cnfzf p. ..-Safarafay THE JOURNAL SWAP COLUMN wiU FIND OU A TRADE for ANYTHING Sunday 9-Fnm 7: 3Q Ai M. Until 11 P. M. 50 FLUFF. RUGS : f N0RTHyEST RUG CO. " GUX. BAZF.B G EOT TO Banna meeune, Prthias temple, Baturdw. TeceaibeT 30. it I a m. abam. Ad niwoa b; l:i or ; 12S card. Wear i. Tb 1 92 J earde are now ready. ' Peaea and eezliffeatsa lor Bst. cmrm- avmial riaw sew read. . Prooheta. hub out aad Beet Aha Bfoe. ' Short peosraa, nf rata- wnn lnu Tour Huume kretiim. adver- aad an a baapi ew Tear. Order el Vouaspa, 1 ll" i it tl r t " '? ir L " A. P. and A. M.f 'wia con duct dmna' tenires tmder the direction of Be.' Brother Waiter Henry Kaxeat tha Maaonie aad Tl. At. AJJ members aad their. bmilMt arw eotnu lanted ta parOelpate. : Antes . aaa acsteUy a ded and must be iteady to ! oar . hall East SUi ea4 Borasjde. troiairt St :ae -" Order M. "-.. , ,4.-B. BiCBBasD;--8 HAT Alft HASSALQ MffiGB'Sa i, X O, O, F BeeTtlar.lneetins 'vlina o'doch. 1 O. O. F. biltH rt Jltl K- Wolk " V.W.r- . netory derrea. Vititora are cordUlly inrited. J. W. CAVI3. S." G. W. D. St orT. Bee. Sec' - - -T' .v-i; - - ' - STjNSTSIDB ' EXTEBTAIS MBS T XBB ITTEB wUi . fie a dance t U and Baw tborne December !(. litub- Don toe, : - . . -7 A 1 HITR fTftTTRT NO. t IBCetl 5 this (Friday) erening is 4me halL S6tb at.' sod Poster road; 00 and dandna. Ut. Scott ear ta Archer FlaceT P. IABEN. Beribe. wwJM' - t-4 HAKBQM r tAltKiti NO. 10S. T 1. U. O. jr., wUl sire t an- I 1 nuil ball Beturdar night, De- . eember 5(1. tiood nsle and MOfY a good time promlsed.lTery- 4 Oi. p hol welcome, At . 919 ik UiiKUON UJUOE MO. 101. A. a.' and AC M. Hnacjal coa vaauaicanoB HiWrrtii at 6 SO p. m.; work on M M. decree. " Vhitors welcoBie.; Br order o ,;W M-;,.pUe i, Parkef, Bee. DPKIU DODUB NU, 111, A. K. ind A. M. Boeeialeom. moniotion this (frtdayt. ee- . evenuis at T o doej ; M. degree. - - ' A W. DrSt," Becretary. - . EMBUCH IGWiXBl ' HK-ltr; bnttoas, ' bins, charm. Jaeger Bros.. 181-18A Sth at. CARDS OF THANKS B'B 'WISH to thank our relatiTes, neirbbon and friends for tteir sympathy and kind- - ne$, Uo the beautiful- BoraT off erinsx, dar ing recent illiMs and deattr of oarbelpTed wife aud mot lie r. : aohn Gtuatarioa, Mr. cd Mrs. Adetph C. Aligns. . . frtt -WISH to thank - our many friends and Teiatires for- tneir sywtpatny and many , kindnesaes, also the beautiful floral ofter ings, -during the recent iUneaa ,aqd death of our pel ore d roothtr. Mr. and El R. Dodgec WB WIH to . express onr aineereat thanks to our many friends for their kindness, wmpathy ' sod floral tributes during the sickness and death ot our betorea another. -Mrs.H. g7; Statoa and family. " DEATH NOTICES 103 PSAE lit this city. Dec 58. 123, Annie ." fjeary, another of - Sirs. Mamie Batger of Oakland; Cal-i Bra. , Eatherins 1rn of Kansas Crty, Mo.; Mrf. N!1 Lotaasiagrr and Oeiia. Hunter - of - Portland,' Or. ; Veal and W. lcary. - r. nop, or itinera 1 later. MORRIS December 28. hj this city; cred 8.. aged SO years, late of No. 631 East 18th street.' B ortn. ' husband of Emily ' Morris. The remains are at Mntey'e mortuary. Mont . goraery at Flith.' Notice of -funeral here- after. ' '':-: - ' - y - KING NTV TODAY For washing-eveibingvtha Dirt yields to it like snow beneath a summer sun. It will not injure the post delicate fabrics: . As good in the bathroom drytub. . . v Economical, too. Half a tpoonful to aj pail of water is plenty. More is wasteful. ... Carried hy rnor than 75 of the stores i Portland. Buy it from YQUR dealer. ,A ; ; SPQHN & FION; pistribiitors lAj U-Iiecember i.aia..n litis cur. I.em.-e Ixmeii. aged HO yaari. lata of .tilt i-ast 4Sth street. The mnsina ara at Ftnky'a mortuary, .afonteojneor at Vti. Notice of TAliES At'tha" resHienoa. b4S" Clinton at.. paiored wife, of Albert W. JaAr. poaeraJ Botiee Uur. Kemaww' at"fuoexa variura of Miflee 4 Traoey. - - v ' - FUNTRAL NOTICES 104 FANNING eorce T, fknainc. St the resi- denca, 6S1 Cramptoa street, aged S years. .. 1 month, baloTed h of band of Alary A fah-4 X nmg. latber of Mr. BU Urpr of lancin r nti, ,Ohio. Mav Emrn Heiooce of this ity. Mrn. Era Bchatpf ot Pendleton, Oregun aod .. Bneat Fannin ot Pilot Bock.-' Oregon, and brother of Mrs. Julia A Pickaoa of Kansas j Hy. Me., Tha fuaaial sertica will be held . Saturday, December SO, at leUlO a. m.. at "'Knley'e' mortuary," Montgomery -at th. " Friends terited.' .Conciudinf serric Kirei Tiew Cemetery." r 6BABP-iDei!.-7, 122. st'-the borne ' danghur. Mrs, ' Um'' Blandiug, tail PoruuBouth arev, Peter James ahrp,', aged - years, belored Uther of Mrs. Bhe Pu . poot of St. Haleas. Or,; W. H. .hrp of y BnJX Btra, Ch-.. sad Mrs. atyea S, BUading ... ot ,the a bore addrsea. r; Pwaeral serricea will be held Satarday. Dee. 0, at :SU p. m., t the Vnirersjty Park M. B." ebutch. Xem- bard at. at rwka. Take St.' Johns eat.' la C ferment Bose t3y cemetery. Cbambets Co., 'fj Ice., in charge-'ot the' arrangement. - MUMBHUS In this city. Dee. a. 1943, z' BUxa Mumhrua, aged years. ' hetaved mother of Mr. I'E. Uiaott of Portland. . ' lai B.- aiiusbnie ot Helena, Moot., sad - . Victor U. Mumbrue of UiU Xandtns, Wis. ITnaaral terfWs will be 'eonducud 8a tux day at S P. front taa mortuary chapel ot A D. Ken worthy 4 Co,, 6i0i-0t d at. 8. E-.in LnU. Brieada btiiVed. later- UAvm jg,.- s"l1 i i ' MOR&IS Deceinber 23. ia .this city. Mary, Klixabeth.. agd s years, wire or tuipb D. NorriOmothef of Dorothy E., daughter ot Mr. end Mrs. Cbarlee V. Eastwood, sister of kiiS. Cora S Bagedon'aad Lucy E., Nor ris.'. Tha funeral service will be. held Sat urday, Decemberrv 30th. at L p. m. from Finley's mortuary, Maatromery at J'Uttt. lnda'inTitedT,'. ? ' '' ' CO FK MA Si la thig 1 city.' "Dec. S. 1S32. Nathan Coftman. father of Charles Oeft . man of . SeatUe, Wash., aad Mrs. Minnas r Boyea of Xos' Angeles. CaU Funeral lerT- ices wilTbeTieia at the chapel o Edward iloiman 4 Sob.' 3d and Salmon at., Batur- : day. Ike SO. X'VS'i,' at It p. m. Inter- . ... . iMnnhh a n. ui a KJXNEY in this- city, Dec.; SB, Louis W.. tM x ar.iuuri serrtce wiu P9 ntw Seiurdsy. Dee. SO, at 2:30 P. m.. at Fin ley's Mortuary, Montgomery at 6th. friends invited. - Cooclndins ' aerncea at - the. Port-, land Crematorium. 1 CEMETERIES 104 A .BIVEBYIIW ".CEMETBBT ' - "V All A urea Oterlooking WiUametta Bine. Ho atockaoidera-. owned by lot buyers. Family Plots 176 and up; adult arsvea 20 -fariM. "Afwaur Tiser- - - -T - - FUNERAL, DIRECTORS - 105 Edward lioitnan ', XHXBD ABD AAUfOa , MAIN 607 - Snook a Whealdon BCKERAt, tIRECTOK " ' ' STJCCKSSOaS TO BREEZE 4 SNOOK " KLM0KT AT TU! " CAB0B 185S. Lerch'sJiraetaSfer BAST EI-EVBjrTH AND HAVVTaOBBB trnymr US)' Wist. -. - - A. tx Bbmw6bTh. y i kT a. bbxdbs6i A. D, Kenvyorthy a Co. auk Iiril. taxER 4, IBACEY, uoarp-ndent (narai di reetnm. -ComnM. rim.nl. ti- "" w-. weu ggin mux 'lit Bdw. 3001. McKNTEB" A EILlUa i.i. -rf U- privacy -si Jiome.- Aeu and Eresact sta Phone Bdwyv lilt Auta, " l t sT Finey Mortuarv MOWTGOME5T AT PTH. MaTM . - . " - nam m. R. T. Bvrnes Sf besidecs ESTABLlSHMEJalf 81 Vtfflun .' ten Kni. in, . Skewes ?SWam?. -J Phone t Tl w . OB m aJajT. A; RZellsr Co. Clay. 7T : loinonow w to Get It Simply brbgin your Want -Ad for pubricatiori m ? the big 3vmdy Jpurpal, or other days ust k Sijtrcfay k is included, pay" the small cost of nmiibg.your ad, i and We will give you a full size regular package of .White King Granulated Spap White King Granul?ifed Soap 'A insrl 'Directors f. a Dcssrso. wa "Tb ramiie fista tha tn" ei B. Aider St. :-. Phone Ajt SOSk. ;Moa!3vTs ICS FLORISTS 1C7 Company : v IB WAJlII.VflTOS IT. UAIM 02tfS. ...... . FTKB FI.OWER'S TOH Af.T, " ; rCCASiOS AUTtSTlCAU.Y - , AKBAUklD : EOT Cba.r.irry - - ' 'tin -r If! E. Broadway, ,ua pnioa Vast t71. riowers if A3 oiciiirs. fWE GhOVT OCH OWN'" Cbarga AevCTTila rVtM,-Hf.t mltta flow?r Shop PerCawd's Progiaxlea sTertaa, , . iasn Joe AJ Otoaaioua, Ts, - Mam Til . T. O. Loke. Mgr.. and Aides S99jtlreVt rutttei.. main; Tart CrlCKSOn tJbjira aecounts soUclted. XUa BstOADWAX AT TA1AJ . LOST AND FQUNP - -.103 lS?srrayed"br" stolen; reward w'iinxh wtuia - to party who wriH return or let me know where X can find Eugiish bull oc; white i 'except brindler right eie and ear and nia ' dark apota on back: abeolutela no question - asked. Call Auto, SS4-4. ! b0$T--Kear Myrtla) Park station at Mt . Scott. auiaU.. black, furse eenlainins money, watch and check. ; Beward. . Call Oreuon City S13-J collect, or Aoto. o2a-T0. 1AS Friday, on nublla markat:. ladies' um brella, iaiual "t ' on top ot haadie; .valued as sift. atawaro, . - PUons u. jr. Dull. ' Bdw.' 8T0 '.H.-' aAWT Wsdwetrlsy. Bt downtoargi ehstriet. idam -old wrist wratch. with gold dial and bracelet links. Keward. . Ftaone Ant. 124-17. XyOST ilozsehoe scarCpin, act witb pearl auJ small black coin, purse eonUiuiiig siirec and . e . . .,aii v : . ' till 1C IL. . 1 '1. yyrr IAJ8T Dec 24." feinal terrier, on UTiUi anl " Ulniaa K. ; ncenas so, o . . sinarr riei aU at a2 E. lAth st. - Pbone E. 42SV LOST -Auto ctraak, en 4 t between Jetfer-' , .son and - Alder su. Finder pka&e rail Walnut 8150. Kewara. LOST flsrinuu . bar pin, with diautond set- 7 T . J ufason St.-' - LOST 7-oectioo. pi inlaid ailr (uwuia wu Lo'flCngUsh bulldog . with .Oklahoma hcuius oa collar, Bast- M'V- ' EDUCATIONAL 1 200 MdLEB BABBER COLLKGB wiU teaeh yea the trade to eight weeks; reeeive soma ij ..while learning; position secured- . Vftite or - call toi eataloirue. 2S4 Bnraside at. MOUEUM Barber Colkwe leagues trade ui Mb; tools tarnished, aome -pagr peaiUoa aecared: -apecul rate thia month. ' Write es "'' caU 24 lt st.-- ir . - PEClAb EJfGUSa CLAgl DEC&BB, JJU&ISE88 COlXanijl ' AUaky Bkis. - ' HTX aimwin Varry r t-lT; ri t"' . teamurs, Oregon jharheg Coilt;:ga. Si Mad-- feoa at.' - --- - i- - Bailway Telegraph Institute, 434 Bafiway Exchange bldg. T)ay and night flilwi t Continued on Following Page) " - t. ; Fe 4--'' -i'- f .-' ' FREE. n L I t - ! i -t i ! t: - r - f