The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 14

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1921. 14 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON Business and trade schools 200 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105 DEATHS Chamber' of Commerce, the dock com Luis, 10:10 a. m. President, Vietonm. 11:13 a.

m. Putdeu, Albion. 11:30 a. Governor, Loe 11:30 a. m.

San Diego. Los Angeles, 1:10 m. South Creacent City, p. Point Ixbos, Baltimore. 4:05 p.

m. Humboldt, Los Angeles. 4:05 p. m. San Francisco.

Feb. 23. (I. N. Arrived today: Multnomah, Grays mrbor, 1:50 a.

Admiral Nicholson. Santa Barbara. 4:10 a. Necanicum, Ban Iheijo, 5:25 a. Ernest H.

Meyer, Lob Angele. 7 a. m. Manoa. Honolulu, 8:20 a.

m. Oriole, San Diego. 1 a. ra. Aralon.

Grays Harbor, noon: Hayrnond. WBlapa Harbor, 1 p. m. Sailed today; Barge Simla, in tow tug Be King, Fort San. l.uis.

1:30 in. Multnomah. Los Angelea, 8UJ0 a. D. FOUR CARRIERS TO CLOSE FEBRUARY'S GRAIN BUSINESS mission.

Port of Portland and civic bodies on a trip through the harbor this -rooming. In tow of the Portland, the barge Bluebird left the foot of Morrison street at 9:15 o'clock and proceeded as far as Terminal Na 4. G. B. Heghardt, engineer for the dock commlsion.

and Harbormaster J. Speir acted aa "chaperons" and explained the shippingbusiness of the port to the Btu-dents. At Termtnal No. 4 the up-to-date methods of handling wheat, flour, bulk oil and general commodities was fully ex plained. Accompanying the excursion were A.

G. Fickensen of San Francisco, chief dep uty of the California State corporation, and P. Webster, an attorney of San Francisco. Both are interested in the new plant of the Portland Vegetable Oil Mills. The oil mills will be erected on the site of the O-W.

R. N. boneyard which, during the war, was used as a plant by the Foundation company. Active work was commenced thus morning. ALXi AXXXG THE WATERFRONT The salmon Reuce finished clean ing- and painting at the drydock this morning and shifted to Municipal No.

4, where she will take supplies and equipment for Alaska. Harry Blanchard. dean of the pursers on the Columbia river, has returned to his berth on the steamer Madeline after two months on shore duty. ton Abbott is acting as frelsrht clerk. Irvine More- land has been shifted to the Lurline with George Hunsacker as freight clerk.

John Bjorje, superintendent of the packing plant of Klevenhausen at Altoona, has returned from an extended trip east and was a passenger on the steamer Madeline this morning. Spat tie loses Trade Seattle. Feb. 23. The falling off in Seattle's foreign trade is shown in figures submitted in the annual report of Port Warden Fred M.

Lathe. According to the report the foreign trade tonnage totaled 1.410,415 in 1920. In 1919 it to taled 1,884.106, a loss of 473.691 tons. This i 1920 represents a slump of 25 per cent in against 1919. Sailing From Coast to Coast San Francisco, Feb.

23. (I. X. For the first time in 15 years a sailing vessel has 'sailed from an Atlantic port for San Francisco. She is the Robert Dollar ship Dunsyre, loaded with gen eral merchandise for this port.

She comes via the canal. Mail Ijeaves for Orient The largest shipment of Portland mail that has ever left here- direct for the Orient consisted of 734 bags bound for China and Japan on board the West Xiva'ria that cleared Monday, Postmaster John M. Jones said this morning. The former record mail shipment was 724 bags. News of the Port Departures February 23 Curacao.

American steamer, for Coos Bit Eureka and Sanfrancisco; passengers and general uiamette, American steamer, for Ban Fran cisco; passengers and lumber. ALMAS AC Weather at River's Mouth North Head, Feb. 23. Conditions at the mouth of the river at a. m.

Sea, rough; wind, southeast, -5 rml: weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria Thursday Hi-h Water I Water 3:10 a. m. 9.0 feet 8:38 a. m.

0.4 foot p. m. 4-0 feet 8:53 p. m. 0.0 feet Movements of Vessels Astoria, feb.

ij. Bailed at a steamer uieum. jor-i-ort Ban Arrived at 7:0 a. steamer Redondo. from 'oos Bay.

Point Reyes, Feb. 23. Passed, steamer Santa jjatnara. irom Columbia river for Ban fedro. Beauie.

Feb. 22. Arrived, steamer West esier, unm imrai ior I'ortland. I Baa Fedro, Feb. 22.

Arrived. DuU-h steamer Kmderdyk, from Kotterdam for I'ortland. Sailed. British steamer City of Vancouver, from I'ott- uuiu ior r.inutE. DAILY RIVER READINGS 8, a.

Pacific Time. Four offshore carriers will wind up the month of February in the grain business with a total of approximately 36,600 tons. The Danish motorship Peru will get away Thursday with 8200 tons of wheat, inal foreign and dispatched by the Kerr-Gifford company. She will be followed on the same day by the British steamship Pengreep, with J300 tons for the Pacific Grain company. Monday will wind up the list with the clearance of the Norwegian steamship Hermion, Kerr-Gifford Co.

with 7800 tons and bound for Hamburg. The Norwegian motorship Theodore Jloosevelt, Houser interests, will finish at Astoria with 2100 tons of wheat. From Portland the Roosevelt will take about 7300 tons. She will get away from Portland Friday morning and will clear from Astoria Monday, the last of the grain ships for the month. 9 In the coast-to-coast service the steamships Steelmaker and Willfaro will clear Thursday.

Both vessels are carrying large cargoes of ties for the Atlantic Kide. The intercoastal business is showing an increase, largely due to the new conference rates recently adopted at the meeting in San Frani isco. JORT DIlKIMafc COLUMBIA TO BE LAUNCHED THURSDAY The Port of Portland's new all steel, $123,000 dredge Columbia will be launched from the ways of the Coast Shipbuilding company at the Foot of Glbbs street at 11 :30 a. m. Thursday.

vAn invitation to the public to attend the ceremony was issued this morning hy officials of the Port of Portland. The completion of the new Columbia provides the port with three giant suction dredges, each equipped with 30-inch pumps. The fleet, is now considered qual or superior to any similar, fleet possessed by other' ports of the United States. The Columbia was constructed by the pacific Marine Iron Works and Mrs. James H.

Polhemus, wife of the manager of the Port of Portland, will christen it. The dredge is equipped with steel house and hull. She has a 1500 horsepower, four cylinder triple expansion engine, two Heine safety boilers and Hutch ovens prepared for the burning of "hog" fuel, namely sawdust and waste wood from saw mills. Except that ana has a steel house not possesed by the other craft, the new Columbia is a virtual duplicate of the big dredge TV ill amette. now in the service of the port.

Much of the machinery used on the old dredge Columbia, which was recently dismantled, has, been placed on the new- craft. The contract price of the Colum bla was 415.150 and this with extras will brine the total cost to about 000. new dredge will be capable of moving 15,000 yards of sand a day and will prove a most important adjunct in the improvement of the channel between Portland and the mouth of the Willam ette. I STUDKXTS OF COM31ERCK SCHOOL. TAKE RIVER TRIP More tljan 600 students of the High School oT Commerce were guests of the TRANSPORTATION Than a Week New York to London Accommodations Unsurpassed N.

Cherbourg Southampton iMHXMl 31ar. 22-Apr. 12 Mux 8-Mar 84 Mauretania IMPERATOR Apr. 7-Msy 13 June B-Jaly 14 Mar. 12-Apr.

28 June 2-Jone SO N.Y. Plym'th Cherb'g Hirab'g SAXONIA New York Liverpool carmania CARONIA elrA89 K. A. Victoria ft 8C ALBANIA June 16-Joljr 2 Portland (Me.) Glasgow Literpool saturnia CASSANDRA SVJiVit New York Londonderry Glas g'w COLUMBIA IflS ALGERIA A4Ki FREIGHT SOLICITED For Information, Tickets, Ht, apply to Local A cents in Portland or Company's Office, if Second ATe be-attic. Phone F.lllott 1(3.

Matson Navigation Co. U. S. S. B.

STEAMER HOLLYWOOD Loading freight at PORT OF ASTORIA, March 12, for KAHULU1 and H1LO. For rates and further particulars, apply-to Traffic Manager, Port of Astoria. 50 First la Qaallty and Appearance. Housas and Oarages tn 4-ft Sections Easy to Erect and Ship Anywhere. KEDIMTtDE BUIXDINO CO Portland, Or.

Free Catalogs K. 11th and Market. Phone) E. 5114 or 03 Lewis 4th and Oak. West Sidei Phone Bdwy.

4335. PIONEER CARPET GLEANERS Finest Carpet Cleaners In City We do all kinds of carpet cleaning, sewing, laying, resizing, binding and dyeing. In our strictly modern equipped plant. PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED li-UODB SERVICE Rngs Steam 50 Plant and Office, 18J3 E. Lincoln 8U Phona K.

6363. Call ana Osilvsr MEETING NOTICES 102 CUL KEAZEE GROTTO All prophets who wish to attend the banuuet in honor of the Grand Monarch at the Multno mah hotel Monday evening, February 2 8. should make res ervation with the secretary not later than the 25th. An at tractive program has beeu arranged. By order of the Monarch.

J. H. Bt TLLR, Sec y. I'ORTLAND LODGE NO. 291 L.

O. O. will give an entertainment tonight Moose hall, font of Taylor st. Especially selected program will be the feature, foUowed by a lodtfe dance. Members' families and friends are cordially invited.

OREGON Commanders No. 1 T. Special conclave Thursday, February 24. 8 p. Order of Malta- in full form.

A courteous invitation Is extended to all sojourning Knights. Rehearsal it 5 y. By order mine lit commander. C. F.

WIEGA'D, Recorder. ORIENT Lodge. No. 17, O. O.

F. Regular meeting this sZSTZr Sr5a. (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock. East 0th and Alder nu.l 7 streets. Initiatory degree.

So journing" brothers cordially welcomed. A. E. PEA EE, N. G.

S. A. STARR. Secy. CARL PARTY AND DANCE Portland tent No.

1. the Maccabees, will gie their regular card party and dance Thursday evening. Feb. 24. at their hall, 386 Washing ton st All members and their friends invited Splendid prizes.

Good music and a royal good time for all who attend. Admission 25c. F. Anderson, chairman entertainment committee. SUNNYSIDE lodge No.

163. A. F. 9e. A.

M. Stated communica. tion this Thursday. February 24 at 7 p. m.

Temple 3th and Hawthorne. lsiting brothers wel come. By order of M. C. P.

JENSEN. Sec'jr WASHINGTON LODGE No. 4t A. F. Sc.

A. Special com munication tomorrow (Thursday) evening, 7 o'clock. E. 8th and Bumside. M.

M. degree. Visitors welcome. Order W. M.

J. H. RICHMOND. Secy. COI.CMBIA LODGE No.

lilt, A. F. A. M. Siecial communi cation tomorrow (Thursday) aft ernoon at 4 :30 o'clock.

I.abor in the M. M. degree. Visiting breth ren always welcome. By order W.

M. FRED 1- OLSON. Sec y. WAVEKLEY 1A IDtJE U. D.

A. A. F. A. I-Ust 26th and Clinton st-.

Special communication this Thursday evening, 7 :30 p. m. Work in M. M. degree will be conferred by the S.

P. shop team. Visiting brethren welcome. Refreshments. By order of W.

M. H. E. MILLER. Sec y.

I'ORTLAND TENT No. 1, THE MACCABEES. meets every Thursday evening lri Maccabee hall, third floor Selling-Hirsch building. 386 14 Washington St. Visiting Sir Knicht always wel-come (i.

BAKER. R. K. MERTS everv Werineadav niaht at 8 o'clock. 912 to W-'Uiaths ave.

Visiting broth- HARMONV er welcome. LODf.E fllAS A. ROCEKS. N. G.

TRACEY. Sec. VICTORY CHAPTER NO. 130, O. E.

S. Stated communication Thursday eveuiiur, Feb. 24, 8 o'clock. Social. Visitors welcome.

Archer Place hall. ML Scott car. By order W. M. EVA WILSON.

See. i nn- REAiL'LAK nir-utn; uuiurrow ciock, i met nan, iii ITillincwnrtll Tloflr A ihlni. TV, Hotfn. Vl1 1 always welcome. HARRY WRIGHT.

N. C. C. ri II -SOX. Secretary.

I'LT on your bent bib and tucker and dance with the boys in the white uniform st a good t'mes dance given by Portland Co. No. 1 07. Woodmen of the World. Feb.

23, W. O. W. temple, 128 11th st. Prise waltz.

Union music. Gentlemen 60c. Indies 40c l'litXJUESS Assembly. United Artisans, will give a dancing party on Friday. Feb.

25. at Theil's hall. 104 Klllincsworth opposite Pied mont car barns. Everybody welcome. Good music.

Admission 35c. ONEONTA tribe No. 2. Improved Order of Red Men. Regular council tomorrow.

Thursday. evening, at 8 o'clock, at W. W. hall, Ea-'t Btii and East Aider streets. Members attend.

Visiting brothers welcome. B. Smith. C. R.

PORTLAND lodge No. 209. the Fraternal Broth-erhrtiKL Regular meeting every Thursday eve ning. 8 o'clock. Aliskv Third and Mor risen; refreshments this Thursdsy.

Phone East 8533. LAURA FILI.HOITR. Tress. EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty, buttons, pin, charms Jaeger 131-133 6th st. CARDS OF THANKS WK to all our many friend for their sympathy and kindness rendered during the sickness and death of our beloved husband.

father, son and brother: alo for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. F. Hemil and children. Mr.

and Mr--. M. J. Hemil and family DEATH NOTICES 103 IN TERM AN TLE Feb. 2, George Winter- mantle, aged 50 years, late of 835 6th son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Winterraantle and brother of Mrs. Mary E. Stone. Mrs.

W. T. Finiiican and ra. Herman Enke of Portland. The remains are at Finley's mortuary.

Mont gomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter: TvII.TZ Feb. at the family residence. 63; E. 45th st.

Chloe'. aged 80 years, wife of Barney Kiltz. mother of Mrs. Ida Shindler and Hipaer Kiltz of Portland, and Mrs. V.

Caldwell of Sioux Falls, S. L. The remains are at the above residence. in charge of J. P.

Finley Son. SLA i' IN At residenca. 1176 Belmont sU, Nellie Hlavin. aaed 59 yeifYs. mother of Mrs.

Nellie Wade. Mrs. Thomas Hazleft. Mrs. Claude Roe.

Mrs. Marzaret folvie of ian Franctsco, George J. and Frank M. Slavin. Funeral notice later.

McEntee A Eilers. directors. BARNARIJ At the residence, i 1 1 8 1 Albina Wednesday. Feb, 23, Benjamin 8. Bar nard, aged years, beloved husband of Mrs.

Anna Barnard. Funeral announcement will be made later. The body is at the parlor of hamber Killincswrvrtn ave. BROWN In this citv. Feb.

22. Annie Brown. Funeral notice later. Remains at the resi dential parlors of Miller ft Tracer FUNERAL NOTICES 104 11 cA UAilS In thia city. February 21.

Margaret MrAriam. aire! 74 Tears, beloved wife Patrick Mo A dam, mother of Mrs. Mary Mc-Ionoujth, Mrs. Anna Maler. Mrs.

Nancy Graham and John McAdama. all of this city. Fu neral cortMre will leave the chaoel of Miller Tracer Thursday, February 24, at $:0 a. thencA ho St. Andrew's church.

East Ninth and Alberta streets, where mass will be offered at ft a. m. Interment at Rose Vity cemetery. WAHL At the residence, 174 N. ISth street, Februarr 23.

Margaret Wahl, aged 60 years. beloved wife of Joseph Wahl. and sister of J. J. Kelly of Portland.

The funeral cortege will leave the above residence Friday. February 25. at a. thence to St. Mary's cathedral.

Fifteenth and Davis streets, where mass will be offered st 9 :30 a. m. Interment Mount Calvary cemetery. Arrangements'" in care of Miller A Tracer. JENSEN In thia city, February 22.

Oainei Jensen, aged 14 yean: beloved son of Mr. and Mrs Hans P. Jensen, also snrrived by four sis ters and threw brothers. Funeral serricea will be held Thursday. Febraarr 24, at 2 av ZT I.t NEW TODAY 1 ytJ0r 256 TE RICHMOND FASHION SHOP Cordially invites you to visit its noma of good workmanship.

New fashions for spring, dresses, suits, ecats, bloue and under gsrmenta. rnces reasonable. Tabor HU1Z. 1120 IXviMnn st. PLAIN SKWIMi w.mrd.

Mar. 3aj. NURSES 257 SKILLED nurae wd give juu -electric, uval- inenta st your home for grip, rheumatirm. neuntm, etc Main 51S5. Room 181.

UACTIt'AL tiure wantn any kind of cae ext-eiit maternity. Would take position as matron. Phone Eat 72 11. PRACTICAL uur- wants any kmJ of cae eirein maternity. or position as matrin.

l'hone Fjist 7211. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS 300 Modern Rooms Week Up Transaeinits 50c and Up Steam heat snd hot snd cold water, newly furnished and Americanised. THE NEW AMERICAN. '2 North- Third. Uut.l, 4B B.

Murnsiil. bsatad rooms with rttn. by day or week. Gat away I'fim the hish priced rent. BUSHMARK HOTEL.

Washington cor. 17th lean, modem room. 511 per week up. 1 itt Y. 2 50 wees up; clesn: bstlis near Jefferson.

free. Hotel Csd'llse. Rd t. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 301 FURNISHED ruum. private family Nice tui- nislied room with or without bos nl.

grnitl home, use of piano. 1 block from St. Johns car. Piedmont district. 1203 Guy street.

Telethon Woodlawn 4S4H Cor. 5th and Gllsan. Steam heat, hot Snd water 7e and up. fl-SIt per week. NICK latKe cleau bedruoui with 2 double beL, with nnvste sitting ruom.

In pntate nome. suitable for 2 to 4 -uien or women. East 3081. 354 Rms st- BRltHT. warm rooui.

cmnfortahly furnished, ail conveniences home privilege; uresktsAt de sired; man or woman cmplirycd references es- jr-hsnred Ma-n 57iK ELEGANT large front room, with dressing room. private phone; modern; for one or' two gen tlemen. West side, walking distance. Mar shall 3613. References.

729 Glisan st. ICELY furuisiievl front rouiu, in downtown apartment house, clte in. Call Mar. 40, after 5. All modern conveniences.

1N FURNISHED basemeut room (Stl) to man vho will do some janitor work. 714 Overton t- References required. LARGE, nicely furnished room lor 2 employed; -also front room for one; heat, baih and phone: handy to rars. 106 22d N. Main 2S61I.

TWO large rooms, partly furnished. Call alter 6 p. m. 447 E. Sherman at.

woman, employed, to share desirable flat, walking distance; references. Main FURNISHED sleepu' rooms. 6UU Morrisou su Phone Boadwav 107. ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 303 WILL give two suiall ciuldren motlter'a care on my small farm, plenty fresh milk, butter snl eggs: 2 miles south of AionlavUla. Phona.

Tabor 6446. WELL funii-hed rm in Iureihurst home lor 2 young women rniployed; hotne privileges; piano, Victrola; 1 block from car. l'hone Tabor 23H. ROOM and boani for 'J. reiineu young gentlemen in private family; large front room, separate beds, modern conveniences, home privileges; walking distance.

71 1 E. Burnsiile NICELY furnished room with board, suitable fr 1 or 2 gentlemen, 601 E. Main, cor. 15th. Phone East H4U3.

COUPLE without cliiidr.n will board oue or two small children, reasonable; will give mother's rare. Address 178 Sherman st. S. HAPPY LAN LI colUtae boards children by dav. week or month; reasonable.

Sell. 1001; 4740 52d st. B. E. ELDEltLi' lady want.

'2 ur 3 small children in board and room it Ii week: good care guaranteed. 527 Hoyt near 18th North. ROOM and board, men preferred, west reasonable 655 Northmp. SHle WOULD like a final! child to board. l'hone Antomstic 327-H2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISHED 304 TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, water In rooms, free telephone and bath, walking dis.

suitable for 8 or 4 adults. IBS N. loth at fcll sfternniins or evenings. TWoj furnished apartments, rinse in, reasonable. East 7741.

lt3 HuUaJay ae. CLEAN, eoty 2 room h. k. suite, near I P. yards.

tluiet house. or baftM-lors; also Mngle h. k. room. 1 52 Ruseell st.

ATlACTIVK roooi for laily employei, rowing aha laundry Everything- furnished. Call Evening. Ym1 174. i Call -frvening. YUn-ONE hoiiaekeepiii 12t.h st room evervthing lumisheti.

UOUSKKEEPING suite, 2 rooms, hot and cold wa(er; very rloe in: $25 mo. 134 W. Park. 2 ROOMS, first floor, hot alwajs. balli and laundry; adults.

055 Flanders SINGLE furnished Notthrur st. iuuekeeiing 6H, houaekes'ping rooms, oozy, Ugot snit clean. 1531 Knowles st. N1CE clean housekeeping rooms; single in euites $3.50. 5HIH Hood st.

2 FUh.NDiHED hc.u--ekeeping ruomZ 260 Chapman. Main 8 HUH. FURNlSULli II. K. rooms, single and 2 room at 173 V.

21st et- cnr. jolinsnn. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED PRIVATE FAMILY 306 ONE room and kitchenette, well lurnuued, also 2 room apartment and one single room; ail clesn Mind comfortable, for not. reasonable, close in. 5ft Conch ft.

$42 MONTH, desirable room, use of kiUhen, 940 Msllory Ui stairs, between Unioa snd Williams sve. car lines. ONE room, villi alcove, suitable for married couple or two young men. 414 Market, near 11th st. SUITE at H.

K. rooms. weU lurrilstii. waler in room, bath -adjoining. 4 90 Clay St.

Clam in. wet side LARGE well furnished light room, ail conveniences; employed people preferred. 74s Vs Tbnrman st-. near 23d. WE MOVE YOUR TRUNKS FOR 25c.

CALL MAIN 'no. Foit RENT 2 or 3 light housekeeping rooms in privste family. 715 B. P.urnside. O.N H.

K. ruom. baeement. with kitchenette. 4 1 4 Market, near 1 1 th at WE MOVE YOUR Fl li.NITt RE FOR $10 CALL MAIN APARTMENTS FURNISHED 307 JAEGER APARTMENTS, 70t WASH.

One 3 room unfurnished, vacant on March 1. FURNISHED anil unfuniisiied 3 and 4 naa iiartmraU. running water and HghU furniliet 157H E. Tabor 7Q25-. TWO irwsi.

clean tx. k. rooms. it wk; gas furnished, electric lights, telephone snd bath; rooms. 773 Savier THREE iuniisned ioum.

i-. 1 it 1 0 E. Everett. M. V.

car to 7Sth at. 1 block sontli. APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED 308 3 ROOM ai-artmenl, unf'irnihel. elwtric Ugius. running water, gas.

walking distance. E. 7tht corner Yamhill. FLATS FURNISHED 309 THREE or 4 lovely sooius, turuu-hed and tin- furnlshed. bath hxim.

walking distance. nice yard, 41 Cliapman at. Council Crest to hf ten, tiksri east. 5 ROOM healed upper Hat. tier GHssb at.

12U N. 23d. cur- FLATS UNFURNISHED 310 FUltN'isiLKD room lower flat fvr 3 momhs. adults. 350: t.iano.

E. 50th at. Alberta district. VVdln. 297 5.

5 RfMiM ninier flat. eire in Vmi 3310. HOUSES UNFURNISHED 311 KOBTHWE8T KTIS ELECTRIC 'OMPATt. WAHHINGTOM AT TENTH eTR FFT RENT, lease, tarloT, dining, drawing, kitchen. 4 bedrooms, billiard room, fine condition.

389 12th st. 6-ROOM fnrni-bed house, all modern. $40 per month. Sellwood 3025. -ELki TlCsa.NsFEii at SIORAGtv Co.

Fwrnirnre mover! for" lea. Broadway 2445. HOUSES FURNISHED 312 FOR RENT 1 unit he. 1 8 riMa on car line. Hitt Corbett at.

Take N. M. car. Call between and evenings. f25 per mnth.

IHREE.ruoai furnished house, gas, garden. Phone Mar 294 1. water. (Continued an Following Page) DRESSMAKING MOKKJ.SS Sarah E. Movrisa.

1071 K. Feb. 20, elT' years; chronic nephritis. HILL. George W.

Hill. Good Samaritan hospital, Feb. 20, 7ft yean: nephritis. HA ItA DA 1. Harada.

86 N. 10 Lb, Feb. 19. 32 years: irrnltipl) ulcer. MACKINTOSH Anna M.

Mackintosh, fit. Vin-Mii hoi-pital, Feb. 20. 72 years; peritonitis. BROWN Ella May Brown, 619 Overton.

Feb. 19, 4J years; endocarditis. ROBINSON Nellie Hobinson, 472 Park. Feb. 20, 77 years i cerebral hemorrhage.

BR ANDES '-Henry C. Brandes. Nob Hill Feb. 20, 6o years; carcinoma. FOLEY Patrick Foley.

Muitnomal hospital. Feb. 18, 71 year senility MILLER Mrs. J. Miller, 109 21st, Feb.

21. 70 years: dilation of stomach. THERLACLT Mary M. Tberiault, 1872 Geneva. Feb.

19, 44 years: apoplexy. COLE Cirassij i. Cole. Alexander Court. Fb.

IS, 62 years; cerebral hemorrhage. LKK Rose Anna Lee, Sellwood hospital. Feb. 1ft. years; peri toni ti.

SPECIAL NOTICES 101 NOTICE OF SALE In the, District Court of the United States for the restrict of Oregon Pacific Marine Iron Works, LibellanL TB. The Sfeanr-hip Astorian and Olym- pic-Taconra Navigation Com- pany is corporation), i Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Venditioni issued out of and under the seal of the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon, to me. United States marshal for the District of Oregon, direct ed, this 5th day of February, 1921, in the abjve entitled ncei. 1 win on the 25th day of reDru-ary. 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock a on raid date, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the steamship Astorian.

her tackle, apparel 'and furniture, engines, trailers, at the Morrison street entrance of the Federal building in the City of Portland. known as the Old Postoftice building, on the south side of Morrison street, between Fifth and iSixth streets. GEORGE F. ALEXANDER. United States Marshal.

Fnr the lhtrict of Orecon. NOTICE to my many friends and customers that I bare not moved nor have I any connection with any oilier optical firm. To continue receiving nay guaranteed service, or to have any errors rectified, cail at my office. Chaa. W.

Goodman. -09 Morrison. NOTICE 1 will not be refpomable- for any debts contracted by my wife, Florence E. Weat, hereafter. Sti)hi E.

West, 146 E. KmfHon st NEW TODAY 50 $1000 Cash Is All You Need For This Housekeeping rooms, a large 10 room house, arranged for housekeeping rooms, pays a big income today, and always will, as the location for such purpose is the best in the city, on the west side, close in to the business center, in the locality where all the big works are located and where there are thousands of men employed, 1 block from the street car and paved streets all around it. The property is for sale. It is a corner lot, 65x100 feet, with this large 10 room housekeeping rooms. The price is exceedingly low for this big income paying property as well as buying the corner lot and building at the sacrifice.

There is a business established wherein the purchaser can occupy and provide for himself and herself a home and at the same time live independently and receive a big monthly income from the other rooms. It would cost the price we ask for the house alone. The corner lot in this location, 60x100 feet, should be worth $4000, and cheap at that. All right, we are offering and going to sell to the first purchaser that comes along, the corner lot and big to room housekeeping house as well as the entire furniture, everything goes for 5100. and all you need to possess yourself of this valuable property is cash, the balance can be arranged to suit the purchaser.

Remember, it is on the west side where the real property is valuable, and this is an oppor tunity for an independent living for man and wife to own their own property who have Siooo cash It won't last long, so call at the office immediately after reading this. No telephone calls can be answered satisfactorily. M.J.CLOHESSY 415 Abington Bldgf. 20 Saved in Your Building by Our Unit System Fancher-McLean Co. 808-9-10 LEWIS BLDO.

BROADWAY 3862 SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS. OLD Bugs and Woolen Clothing We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS Rag Rugs woven, all sizes. Mail or oars Bend for booklet. Mattresses renovated, made aver. Feathers renovated, carps cleaning, refitting, etc Largest, finest equipped carpet cleaning, refitting works tn Oregon.

Separata plants. Sal 2 'ruga teamed cleaned 81 .50. WESTERN FLUFF RUQ CO. 54-60 Union Ava. N.

East 651 WE CALL AND DELIVER. FLUFF RUGS Made From All Kinds of Old Carpets One 810 Fluff Rug Ona 3 ,6 Fluff Rug ...8.4.00 Other sizes in proportion Ras rugs woven 7 So per yard OREGON FLUFF 1884 E. Star, 8L RUG CO. Tabor 7314 r.liAia.irAi.'iii..yaa'.i,l.,'ii:;!l Fluff Rugs made from worn out carpets at 5(r savings. Woven to order guaranteed.

9 12 rugs steam cleaned for L59 We dean, refit and lay carpets. PHOSK EAST Northwest Bag Co-, 168 East 8th St. fcaltarooma YTaat Pars and YaaakiB At 10 M. Tomorrow East Side -Funeral Directors rORMERLY B. DDNKINO.

INCL "The Family Bats tha Price." 41 Aider St. Phone Cast BS EDW. HOLMAN SON (WALTER J- HOLMAN) Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON 8TRGET Lerch, Undertaker CAST 1XEVENTH AT HAWTHORNS PHONE EAST 781. A. D.

Ken worthy Co. 6802 6804 2D ST. "8. C. LENTS Atrt 018-21.

Heme Phone D-ai. Dunning McEntee Morrison st at 12th. Broadway 480. Ant 34.1-18. CHAMBERS CO.

Funeral Directors. a0 the Conveniences of a Bom. Woodlswn 8806 248-250 KillinmwortB A va R. T. BYRNES Williams ava.

Wood lawn 220. FINLEY'S MORTUARY MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH MAIN. t. MILLER TRACEY, Independent funeral di- nctors. 1 rices aa sow aa au.

au. sou Washington at Ella. Main 2691. A-78SS M'ENTEB 4k EI1.EKS. funeral parlors with all Che privacy of a noma.

1 otn and Events sta Phone Broadway 2188. How A-2188 DOWNISO' M'NEMAR A nomallka place. Modeiata In pneas. Irving ton duuicc PI East 64 A IT 1 "77 lr 62 WUliama avenvw VU.Phnm. East 1088 cndehtaking cq.

Mam -2821. Corner Third and Clay. 1268. 2548 Ul CC.Ctk.3llJ'iUilf 107 Belmont MONUMENTS 106 Portland Marlble Works 288 4th st. Op.

City Hau- Na Bros. Blading GRAftirETl OTTO SCHCMAN- iranita ana marbla wurka. Ban 8d and Pine East 743. FLORISTS 107 KJUTLANU HOT EI waar -rc KTTHITtf CfflTfTTTS 1 XcVMOrj(5ISOrJ MAtt.27 LA0GEST RETAIL FLOfllSTw PORTLAND And JTlorai KJu 2 Large Hothonsn. No atiancb Btorea, 26 1 I between 4th and Bttt.

Meta 770 Smith's Flower Shop -Portland's Progresavta Florisf wi tnr- mil eeeaaioiis. Hah Tui I.TIKK. Mgr. tb and Alder. GEO.

BETZ SON T88? rsciin niu-raa FOR FUNERALS and all occasions. 67 Williams ava. Just caD Wood lawn 1612. Joseph Bet. Manager.

ington. Main 269. A-1288. Flowors tat all occasions artistically arrangeo- FLORAL SHOP 245 Alder Marshall B922 N. W.

Bank Bide SSI Morrison vf. LOST AND FOUND 10S hist PnrolB silk umbrella, left at Meier Vnnr'a rest room Monaay morning at ii Oierialied eift. Owner offers reward. Tabor 8177. 1XST In Market between 14th and 11th MttnHn, mnminir.

bmi black velvet Dag, con raininc about SI 6: reward. Return to Miss Ho mo. Roberts Bros, silk department UlST Straved or stolen. bnndJe rftilhlog. swers name of "Titce.

niie oreast, stripe fomhead. Will give rewnrd. Aut- OSl-au sfter 9 p. m. 61 SO 4 3d ave.

S. E. LOST Black caru contained check, for 25 and about 20 in currency, m. r. Gowell.

670 E. Everett st. Liberal rewarq. HJST Sat. possibly ou ancouver car, coming from shipyards.

Discs purfi. containing 2t. nart part silver. Woodlswn 1d33. LOHT-Nose glasses, name of H.

Appleton, op tician, inline of case. rnone ivcjin. i .1. LOST Gentleman's cane on Sellwood car. week.

Reward. Kerr, Marshall 500. last LOST- -Fox terrier, yellow and white, heavy set East 4282. Reward. P'i.

LtiST Shepherd collie imp. female, brown. montlis old. Marshall 1 3t. Kewara.

LOST Black Jersey cow. old; oue corn turned down. tall Woodlawn JJ4.1. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 AVTATTOV IF YOU WANT TO FLY WV'LL MAKE x'OU A PILOT unr owiooui mini era1 fidenee from the start-Yon know yon are fly tag with the most skilled instructors and the beat equipment from the safest fieldthat money can buy. Our average student will qnalify for the International Pilot's License after 7 bonis in the air.

Tba coat is based on the time it takes to qualify with safety. P. R. A G. AIRLINES.

117 Main St. Vancouver. Wash. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS Prepare for a busi ness of your own; be yonr own boss and make big money. I Blaze the trail into 1 a new profession.

If you want something new with good pay snd clean, fascinating work, writ or call for our new catak g. This bit; book will give yon a clear insight into That is doing in the aviation World. Oregon ex-enrrice men: The. stste will pay part of you- Tuition. WDBIX AIRCRAFT CORPORATION.

105-7 N. 11th st. West's Largest Business College. Assures' KVERX GRADUATE A POSITION AH business courses, including comptomataf training. Enroll any tune day school, night school.

Write for free catalogue. 4th Bear Morrison phona Main 60. A Position for Eacn Uraduato ALlSalY BUILDING win' pax FOR $50 WE WILY. GIVE YOU AN UNLIMITED PRACTICAL SHOP COURSE IN AUTOMOBILE KEP AIRING AND GAS ENGINEERING. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL.

445 HAWTHORNE AVE. LEARN TO 1RIVE Now is the time to learn to drive either on your own car or ours. We have room for a few more driving students st the siieeial $12.50 offer which is 'good until Feb. 25. Hemphill's Trade School.

707 Hawthorne ave. Phone Esst 8068. MUi-aktt xsavJUskas CouLLua, ru lescia jam the trad, in weaka; receive soma pay wruie learning; positions secured: ex-service men receive state aid. Write or call tor catalogue, 2S4 Burnaide st. NIGT SCHOOL OF ADVERTISING Prepare -for a big position and a big salary by enrolling in class now forming- Special introductory rate.

Pacific School of Advertising. 600 Panama bldg. CLERKS (men. women) over 17. for postal mail service.

$125 month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examinations, write J. Leonard former civil service examiner). 9 Equitable Washington.

D. C. aJtST bYIDH CO MAS VIAL tocHoOL Miss Kasrlna Buck.l's private school; individual mt ruction 1 22 Grand ave East 437. vv earn barber trade; wages while laarnina-? portions guaranteed. 22 rerr nprnen-a.

Oregon Barber Oillege. 23 Maaiaosv LEAttN TELtXiRAPHY Railway to-stitnte, 434 Railway Kirhange bids. iot i WANT 2 MEN TO I V.KKSTIRE KEPAIK I.NG, I -vrrlV'l7lY: IVll RKTREAD1NG. CALI. A.

1 1 1 SW ijMMlTTTT MAM Welders Are Wanted In tba bis farming districts this spring and summer, where tractors sre used in order to quickly reir break-downs that causa expensive delays. If you have never welded before, we can in a short time teach you this interesting and splendid paying trade. BECOME A WELDER Tour opportunity to earn big wages as an oxyacetylrne welder or to go into busi- ness for yourself baa never been better; W'e ran open the way for you. The COMMERCIAL SCHOOL' of WEL1HNII will teach you the latest methods of welding in Jess time than any other place by individual instruction under expert teaehers. NEW UKTHOUS of welding is what we teach.

'Before any of our graduates fiU a position they have been thoroughly Instructed tn the very latest methods of welding under EXPERT TEACHERS giving INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. That is why our graduates sre slways in demand. Don't delay. but enroll now so that you may soon join the ranks of the best paid nieclianics. This is our third year of teaching welding in I'ortland.

sod wa sre now located permanently in our own building, which is being equipped to illustrate all forms of fusion welding. Students now attending will 'participate in the Installation of. our own siweial equipraant. Day and night classes from 10 a. m.

to 10 p. m. -THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL JLF WELDING 611 E. Grant, cor. lltli and E.

Grant. THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL AT UNION AVE. AND WASCO ST. Accepts nrosuective students on a 'four weeks free trial (not one cent in advance)-. This affords you an opportunity to tett our system of teaching, your ability to absorb and apply what we teach and an excellent opportunity to cumiare our equipment and methods to tnose of other schools.

If at the end of tne lira month you sre thoroughly convinced thst ws have the. best eauiliped school, the most method ical course and graduate more than three to one students who make good over any competi tive school in tne West, tlien. ana uien only will we eiocct you to pay your tuition fee. Ton cannot make a mistake it yuu accept the above offer. Its the only way to make a wise choice certain.

We have jut published a large catalog costing us 1 per copy, that fully explains our "Four Weeks' Free Trial Offer." which we will mail absolutely tree to any aa- dress. Just drop us a card or callsat the school. Ask for book No. 4. OREGON EX-SEKVICE MEN Tba state pais you 25 pef month while at tending school, which nays over half of your tuition lea.

HIGH COST OP ATJTO COURSES KEDUCED NOW WITHIN TUB REACH, OF EVERYBODY Special low rates in automobile, tractor, ignition, starting and lighting systems, driving, battery building and repairing, vulcanising and retreading. Our courses combine practical and theory with an abundance of practical shop experience on all makes of automobiles. Our courses are absolutely free to Oregon ex-service men. The state pays $25 per month, which pays for the entire course. Day and evening classes.

HEMPHILL'S AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL, 707 HAWTHORNE AVE. Information and catalogue upon request. Operating the largest and finest system of schools in tba world. AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL Ton want nothing but the best. Here It is.

Standardized ith schools in 60 other cities: best laboratories, best shop equipment and in structors. A tual shop practice giten on real repair io M- Results absolutely guaranteed. The time fox you to go to school is while business is quiet. Prepsrs now for big business openings in few months. inquire Oregon Institute of Technology.

Main street at Sixth. Clip this sd and send it tn for beautiful 4 8 p. catalogue. ROCKT MOUNTAIN TfcACHEKS' AGENCY Sterol! Itml Frank K. Welles, former aa sat stste N-W Bank hide Main H27.

HELP wa; fANTED- -MALE 20 Piorseer Eirpaoysrient Co OLDEST OFFICE. IN OREGON Headijnarters for farm. mill, hotel and auto garage help. Phone or. wire rush orders.

Broad way 227. 14 N. 2d st. WANT man to repair dock in exchange foi land. JoIhnsoiniDodson Co.

633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Mam 3787. FOUD salesman wanted to sell Ford ears and tractors: mu-t own Ford car or be in position to buy one.

Can sell you one, on easy terms. You get the prospects and salesman will help ytm close them. A rare opportunity for the right man. R-3 30, Journal. YOUNG lady taking commercial art would lie some one doing similar work to work with 2 or 3 evenings per week, or Mondays.

T-000. Journal. WANTEli One or two good carpenters to contract for carpenter work on 1 or 2 bungalows. Johnson. 313 Henry bhig.

WANTED Boy to do light work alter school and Saturdays: prefer aumeone living on east side. Attn K. Davis. 6 AUTOMOBILE salesman, permanent position oien for experienced man of ability. E-313, Journal.

WANTED First-class sneet metal workers. 4 I 1 Union ave. N. Call $200 TO $500 monthly representing local established building firm. J-32M, Journal.

SALESMEN WANTED. 202 WE CAN use a few neat house to house sales people; experience not necessary. Call 4:30 to 5:30. E. 30th st.

S. HELP 'WANTED FEMALE 204 EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN FOR MILLINERY AND LADIES' READY-TO WEAR DEPARTMENTS. Apily Employment Bureau before 10:30 a. m. Lll'ilAN.

WOLFE CO. YOUNG lady taking commercial art would like some ana doing similar work to work with 2 or 3 evenings per week, or Mondays. T-900, Journal. AJs GiRL in need of a fnenu, apply to the Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mavfair and Alexander sta.

Phona Main 3450. D-M ear WANTED Girl for housework ip small family. Apply st 340 College at. Call Main 6135. WANTED Girl for general, housework.

East 3i22. HOCSEKEKPEK wanted. Vi 3d st. city. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251 YOUNG man wanta position ill" dancing school orchestra, nights only, or chance to learn trap drumming.

C. Miller, room 605 Y. M. A. JAPANESE boy want worn in hotel.

Cail Main 7 532. FOR estimates on first class cement work call Woodlawn 4K4. PLAS'IERLNG. emmney ana cement wore. E.

46th st. Tabor 2658 L0 i'ARPENTER eontractar jobbing, any thing in the building line, phone East B656. ALB HEATH, tna painter. righy side up. lowest rate.

Wa bang paser Wdrn. 1484. CEMENT work and razes. It's time to-do now. Reasonable.

CaU Tabor 07. SPRAYINtr of all trees and bushes. Call Broad wsy 1025. Pinning trees a speciality. HAULING of ail kinds dune with auto truck.

Main 7220. PAPERH ANITTNG and iinuug. Kennedy. Broadway 3073. CaU for M.

$3, $4 TIXT1NG. katsomimng, paiwnng. painting, enameling, reasonable and aood. Bdwy. 3523 CEMENT work, ail kinds, first class only, wood 919.

ge-ll- GRADLVG and excavatmg. Main 6744. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 LACE, SCRIM AND MARQUISETTE CCT TAINS. DRAPERIES. DONE UP LIKE NEW.

WILL CALL. EAST W518 WOMAN wants work by hour; aaustaetion guaranteed. Phone 629-47. LACE curtains hand Laundered airteed. Main 54QO aatudacuon guar- MALE AND FEMALE 2SS MAN and wile want work in apt.

bouse or-bo-teL X-2H4, Journal. 1 DRESSMAKING 256 MODISTE 1 rpecnUiae on alternoon and evening gowns; also general drew ma king. For prompt attention, rail Tabor 8012. Ya Blcta-mnnd Fashion Pbop. 1120 Division.

DYEING, cleaning, pressing, dressmaking, re. modeling, reUning, alterations, pleating; reasonable pneee. The Cabinet Cleaners at Dysrs, 4 24 Morrison, near 11th. Mam 1B25. ALTERATloNt, refittw end making of tadM gsrments: reasosahla prices work guaranteed.

RriMn. Ladies' Tailor. 4QB Bush at Lane bids-KEM STITCHING at So yard. We do dressmaking. 206 Alisky cor.

3d and Mrrron. PLAIN SEWING, alterations; jackets ana fuas reused. Mua 24 2. TANKER TO BE aiyics triaij trip today Swiftstar, third of the 12,000 ton tankers to be delivered by the Northwest Bridge and Iron company to the Swift-sure Oil Transportation company, will leave on a trial trip this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Swiftstar will be commanded by Captain A.

A. Sawyer and J. E. Brimbrook will act as chief engineer. Deckofficers on the Swiftstar will be: A.

E. Carter, mate Edward Pfaff, second officer; A. C. Johnson, third officer. J.

A. MacDonald will act as first- assistant engineer. Caytain- Sawyer recently returned from Australia as master of the steamship Egeria. ADMIRAL LINE MAY PUT S. S.

ADMIRAL. EVANS ON RUN Marshfield, Feb. It is announced here that the Admiral line will probably put the steamer Admiral Evans on the run from Portland to San Francisco, stopping at Coos Bay, In place of the steamer Curacao, which is now making the run and which will be transferred to Alaska waters. The Admiral Evans was formerly the Bteamship Buchman. She measures 2393 gross and 1507 net tons.

She carries a crew of 45 and has up-to-date passenger accommodations. Local officials of the Admiral line have not been advised a3 to whether both craft will be kept on the run. "535" Steamer Sails San Francisco, Feb. 23. The Golden State, the first of five "535" type passenger steamers assigned the Pacific Mail Steamship company, on February 15, sailed from Baltimore on its maiden voyage to San Francisco, which port it will hereafter be operated in the Oriental routes.

Position of Vessels Radio reports from Xorth Head give Vie position of the following vessels at 8 p. February 22 Steamship Nivaria, Portland for Yokohama, 28 miles from Astoria. Steamship HartwOod, Grays Harbor for San Francisco, 552 miles north from San Francisco. To Repeat pperetta Vancouver, Feb. 23.

The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will present the burlesque operetta. "Sinbad the Sailor," in Vancouver, Friday This will be the second performance given here. The play will taken to Camas about March BUILDING PERMITS of $1000 or more: Henry Bracken, erect residence. L'512 E. 43d treet, between 25ih and 2 0th avenues; builder, same an owner; cost $2ooo.

W. J. Lrunlap erect resideru-e. 1S1 E. 52d street north, between Ore-jon and Irvine; builder, sunt as owner: com.

$40OO. A. Anderson, erect residence. 1070 Schuyler street, between 34th and 30th streets north; builder. Fancher-McIean Co.

cost. $3000. Jack Vernie. repair residence. PI7 K.

2fitfi street north, between Goins and Wjant; builder, same as owner; cost, S12O0. A. Smith, ere-t residence. 1000 K. Conclii street, between 3 2d and Floral; builder; same as owner; cot.

$5000. A. P. Smith, erect residence. K.

Couch street, between 32d and 1-loraJ builder, same as owner; cost $500t. V. Rut.hm:-.n, erect residence. S41 Willis between Exeter and Van Houten; buiider. J.

B. Weist; cost. $30110. John I.iddle. ere'-t residence.

913 f'olv nial, between Skidmore arid Mison; builder, same a owner; cost. $32oO. Will Stroble. erect cleaning, prefsinff ami dye ing. 720 K.

1 1 tu street, between Iifayette an4 lih-ne; builder, same as owner; cost $12O0. i. t. I.inc. erect residence, 1224 K.

street, between Ainsworth and Jarrelt; builder, same as owner; cost, $2000. XJitaJ Statistics marriages. Births. Deaffos. MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard Ijirt.

IS. Rainier. and idrvsi VViempr, IS, 3t3 1-Ust Burlinetnn street. Ansley Bates, lrsiaJ. Astoria, and Myrtle Harrison, legal.

4 54 Fast fHeventh street. John H. McBrdf. 2n. city, and Mvrtle Good notiRh, 414 Jefferson street.

Clyde H. Smith, legal, Cambridge. Idaho, and Mae Baliinger. legal. 441 Belmont.

Frazier Sommerrille. Wal. 7 4 4 's Lombard. and Mary Scott. leal.

13 Tenth street. 1-Arle H. Myer. Jecal. Berkeley.

and Esther Euster. legal. S07 Eist Aider street. Jacob Heizer. leeiL 7 67 Last Thirteenth street, and Maria M.

Leichmer. lecal. 707 East Thirteenth street. Joseph C. Calloway.

21. .122 South Ivanhoe streit, and loroiay M. Brinuiwr, 111, 702 Syracuse; street. sRossell Hisan. 27.

92 Kil'irLzwworrli ave. niie. and Beatrice llilton. 21. ltS2ti nnesota.

SKantlolnh Ltllb. levaL Salem. lYr and Kath- erine Houlitalline. legal, 574 Mi Salmon street. tharies P.

Johnson. Itical. 50. citv. und H1i 0Hlmn, 37.

city. dlueli McMillan, 21, city, and Mary Buckley, 21, city. ThlWias 1 ttH-y hx r. 1 fit nnil TT Clffoten. 28, city.

wpnniirivia Visiting Card Engravers W. O. MITU A 311 Montan Bids. Lucky Wedding Rings HEIXGOLP'S JEWELERS. 14T 3D ST.

BIRTHS ttTAIA AKEK To Mr. and Mrs. V. Stal- naker. 376 N.

31st. Feb. 111. a son. MA'JCIRE To Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. IL Maguire, 680 E. Uth. Feb.

10. a dauchter. COX To Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Cox, lOftMon roe. Feb. 11, a son. PARKER To Mr.

and Mrs. G. T. Parker, 1010 Pacific, Feb. 10.

a son. HLSER To Mr. and Mm. C. Iliaer, 700 E.

Mtark, Feb. 11. a daughter. QUIMEXBEKRY To Mr.0nd Mrs. A.

L. tiuia enberrj, 42 K. Stark. Feb. 3.

a daughter. WEBER To Mr. and Mrs. V. E.

Weber, 294 K. Jan. 27. a son. BATSON To Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Batson, 95th and K. Hoyt, Feb.

14. a daughter. HAXXOT To Mr. and Mrs. I.

K. Hadnot, kho Clackamas, reb. a dAuchUr. LA CHAPELI.E To Mr. and Mrs.

m. O. La Chapelle. 32 E. 11th.

Feb. 12, a danghter BOONOFF To Mr. and Mrs. A. Bognoff.

564 Borthwick, Feb. 14, a son. STEI'HAXO To Mr. and Mrs. L.

StepDano, T.4 Borthwick. Feb. 14. a daughter. KE.NIUKSEN To Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Henrii- sen. 10 Kevere, reb.

12, a daughter. HUDSON To Mr. and Mrs. m. T.

Hudson Portland. Route A. Feb. 15, a daughter. ENGLAND To Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. England Multnomah. Feb. 11.

daughters (twins). WITH ROW To Mr. and Mrs. K. L.

Witbrow, Oak Crows, Feb. 13, a son. STONE To Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Stone. Fair- view. Feb. 15.

a son. HANN AN To Mr. and Mrs. H. Han nan ReedviUe, Feb.

16. a son. BICE To Mr. and Mrs. W.

Kice. Westport, Or. Feb. l4. a sen.

JANKE To Mr. and Mrs. (I. Janke, 831 N. Ivanhoe.

Feb. T. a son. NYMALM To Mr. and Mrs.

B. 3. Nvmalm. 735 aliieouri, i-r. iy, a son.

SCHNEIDER MA Jf To Mr. and 'Mrs. raul Schneiderman. 410 Harrison, Feb. 16.

daughter. MORGAN Tn Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

Morgan. E. 14th. Feb. 12, I twins), daughter and son.

JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson, Nl 17th, Feb.

14, a daughter. SHAW To Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Shaw, Sunburst, feb. 16. a daughter. FOSTEB-To Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Faster, Oswego. Feb. 11, a daughter.

To Mr. arid Mrs. George A. Bricht, 973 Hilbdate Feb. 17.

a daughter. MCLAUGHLIN To Mr. and Mrs. W. U.

Mo- Langhlin, 1S 14th, Feb. 14. a son. LAN DRI To Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Landry. 189 lltri. b.

12, a daughter. BERGMAN To Mr. and Mrs. O. Bergrnam giH, rw.

ii, a DEATHS CAMPBELL Nellie J. Campbeil, Portland burgical hospital. Feb. 20. 58 yaaxs; acidosis.

ji STATIONS t'matiil 4 9 Kugeno 8 Albany 1.0 Salem 10.8 Orneon City 12 5 Portland 1 5 9 r-5 2 r-5- 3 3 2, a 3 -072 0.0 0.00 0.00 O.OO ..2 o.oe 1 04 RIVER FORECASTS The Willamette river at Portland will Thursday and Friday. fall AT 5KICHBOKISG PORTS SatUe, ib. 28. (L N. Arrived: Las Yasas, Horn Ntw Castle.

7:30 -m. Arizona Maru. from Tacoma, via Vancouver. 7 a. Queen, from Tacoma.

noon, Yruemite, from San Francisco, 6 a. m. Sailed-Alameda, for Tacoma. noon. Arrived.

Feb 2-' Cro Keys, from Point Wells, at 2:15 p. ml Sailed 22: Lyman Stewart, from Oleum, at 3 P. m. Henry T. Scoct.

for San Fraocuco. 2 30 p. m. HoriKkong, Feb. 21.

Arrived: from kianiia. Honolulu. Feb. 21. Arrived from Port Anceles.

West Ivan. Holbrook, Balboa, Feb. 21. Sailed: Steelmaker, ronland. tat San Pedro, Feb.

22. Sailed: ley, for San Francisco, 10 a. m. Admiral Sch- Victoria, reb. 22.

Sailed: Waxsepoy, at 6:40 p. Arabia Maru. for Manila. Astoria Feb. 22.

Sailed at 12:15 steamer West Nivaria. for north China porta VL. -i P- stn'r W. F. Herrin.

for oauwi at p. Uarush motor- oiani, ior uamourE, Kittle rdam. via San iimcuco. amvea at 3:30 p. schooner axciib.

iimu lonoi ti: u. San Francisco. Feb. 22. Arrived at 6 ateamer F.

Loop, from Portland P. oavioia, teo. 22. Sailed, steamer F. II.

uum ior rorusoa. toquimbo. Feb. 20. Boobyalla.

from Portland. -Arrived. motorship oaiooa. ep. 21.

Sailed, steamer Steel Ma- 1 ii' in new xora, ior Portland Coos Bay. Feb. 22. Sailed at 11 a. steamer Redondo.

for t-olumbia river tcean Falls. Feb. 23. Sailed: Spokane, for noon. cauea, Admiral Hodman for Seattle.

11:40 m. ncouver. Feb. 22. -Sailed: Canadian Ex- jjunur, ior Australia ana A Zealand.

Antoiogasta, 18. Arrived: MS. Santa Flavta. from Tacoma. Coquirabo, Feb.

20. Arrived: MS. Booby- 4 this UCVl.l-iC. Honolulu. Feb.

22. Sailed: West Holbrook, for Seattle. Kverett. Feb. 22.

Sailed: Everett, for San r-earo, i p. ra. Arrived: Horace X. Baxter, from San Pedro, 2 p. m.

lacoma, Feb. 22. Arrived: Santa Inez, from wrk roaai jria; Anna nanny, irom 1'ort Gamble. 5 p. m.

San Francisco, Feb. 23. (L N. Ar nvea tea. Venezuela, Honckonc, 9:30 a.

City, Seattle, 3:35 p. m. Edward Luckenbach, Anuria, p. m. Cape Komain.

Tacoma. 7:15 p. m. F. S.

Loop, Astoria, 5:00 p. m. Collegian, Tacoma, 0:45 p. m. Sailed reo.

Acme, Kandon. 11:10 a. m. Storm King, barge L. M.

rhelps in tow. Port San "SMd piT WILLIAMS LINE Direct Sailing PhiUdelphia-New York to Portland S.S. WILLHILO Sailing from New York Marck 1st PkOadelpkia March 4th WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Inc. For Bates and Reservations Apply to A. CALLAN, Agent Ill Oregoa BBfldin; Broadway 830 Koae City cemetery..