The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 16

THE OREGON DAILY HOURNALJ POR TLAND, TUESDAY OCTOBER 14, 4919. 1G APARTMF.NT VOW TtFXT 48 HTSLP WAWTEP MALB month of tbe river at noow; Obscured. Wind aortii, mile. Weather light foe Humidity 88. TMet at Astoria Wednesday Rich water.

AS a. feet. S. 8.2 fee. ill p.

8.1 foot. DAILY BITER HEADINGS It Pacific "Summer" Time. Uement- of the strike of riggers and stevedores, of the San Francisco bay district was closer, today. Control had been taken from the strike committee and placed in the hands of officers of the union. This action was taken following repeated statements by the Waterfront Employers' onion that they refused to hold conferences with the Longshoremen's union "as now constituted." WABAN GOES ON TRIAL VOYAGE Steel Steamer Go on Run From STATIONS, tJmatilla 28 I 1.2 0 0.00 20 0.8 0 0.00 20 0.00 12 8.8 0.02 15 1.0 0 01 MAGNOLIA.

K. furniskea.it pUL' beau Adults. VWR room unfumUlied $14. Tabor 78SV FLATS TO RKXT, I7XFITKKISHF.I 1 ROOM flat, arranged for two families. 743 i niTTKK, LOWE a fT.

201.8 5-7 Board of Trade bldg. WANTED TO RKNT" WASTLD to rent, by rasponsible party, 8 of nou. prefer west slope Mt. Willing- to pay aix months' rent in ad ranee. WANTED to rent a 5 room house In Wsrerley Heights.

WH1 leas, ref-erences. Call SelHriKxl 101, after 7 p. m. KKAI. EHTATF.

BfSINKSS FltOPEHTY EXCELLENT APARTMENT OK GARAGE Hswthorne at I.mlil r.nn. mnA street. Over ll.ootr square feet over 800 Also alley. A bargain at 811.000. Terms st ner cent.

Will help rinanee building. C. W. Ha) hurst, owner. 240 Stark st FACTORY siU.

West Side' walerrrnt trackage. Baraain. t)ur tin H.rii,m. ern Bank bids. FOIl SALE HOUSES $1 On Macrtim 2 (rrn, ivin.

within walking ilistance 1.1 i. Uustrial center of Hie IVninniU. is I hi. nrm. tically new.

mixl-m tt room home; newly tinted and iiainted. This is a real nai. Can arrana. terms. StE L.

McQUIRE TO BUT YOLK HOME Office Open Sundays and Evenings. Arlington bklg. Main 10. 6 ROOM modem, strreU. low price of 81500; eko room, iiared streets, st a-' loiv price of 81800.

4 mom on a 1 00x100 lot, h.w price of 1 1. Of): also 3 r.xnn roK.rrn iiilH-d. on lot 5(1x1511: low mire of XI Hon i'liese are all on cany terms. NEW YORK LAND CO. JO0 Stock Bldg.

Main 7678 or eve- nings call Is Dor 300 With 100x100 lot. or tSi'OO wilJ, ROi 100 lot Brand new fl room huiiaalow. li.ina room, dining nmm. kitchen, 1 bedroom with hath, down: 2 bedrooms tin: full ram.m meut, hardwood fireplace; laundry trays, gas, electricity, screens anil shades: 2 blocks to. Albert car, on Ktlungsworth.

Interior finish white enamel. This nlaia lust enm. pleted. Hurry! It won't last long. BIHR-CAREY CO.

219 Ry. Exch. bldg. Main 188B. 31050 UNUSUAL BARGAIN On a large corner lot on Patton just north of Killingsworth, is a very attractive, row, rambling bungalow.

Can arrange terms. Unusual bargain. REK FRANK L. McQUSRE TO BUT TOUR HOME Office Open Sundays and Erenings. Ahlngton blilg Main 100S.

82000 WOW I HERE'S A BEAU 3 room bungs low. on 41st. near Division; 40x100 lot) pared street; cement walk and sewer; living room, dining room, kitchen, bedrooms and bath, full basement; get this: Hot water heating plant; laundry trays, gas and electricity; 1 blocks fmm car; 8800 will handle. Rest easy. Iton't put this off until tomorrow: get it todsy.

CO. 219 Ry. Exch. bldg. Main 1888, NIX ROOM BI'NGAIAIW SNAP 82500 Nice bungalow witli 3 bedrooma, all on one floor and in the pink of condition, cement basement, bath, electricity.

Urge airy rooms, lot 50x88, no liens to assume chicken house and run. some nice small fruitt, on Koaelawn ave. near 13th. Price 82500. 8500 down and 820 per month.

GRU88I A BENNETT 318 Board of Trade Bldg. Main 7452. IRVING TON BARGAIN Large, beautiful home, on quarter block, en-tire lower floor in light finish, large living room whh fireplace, beamed ceiling In dining room. Dutch kitchen, pantry, den and reception hell; 4 large, airy bedrooms, with wardrobe closets; full cement basement, fine heating plant Price only 810,000. In If cash.

LI EOOKMANN CO. 918 Chamber ot Commerce. Main 8987. 4. LAURELHITRST BUNOALOWOARAGE 89500 81500 CASH.

7 rooms and sleeping porch, fireplace, book-esses, beautiful buffet, -hardwood floors, plate glass windows, cabinet kitchen, full cement basement, fnrnace, 2 bedrooms, hath and toilet down garage and runway, street Improvements, all paid. Office oiien Htinday. 10 to 3. CLEVKLANDHKNWERSOSf 212 Railway Exchange Bldg Main 8782. 8KETMSTODAY VACANT AND Fl'RNIHHED rooms and.

sleeping porch, full cement bas. meut, furnace, paved In snd paid; 2 short blks. to Sandy blvd. All good furniture. This is a real sacrifice.

Price 84000. Easy terms. C. A. WARR1.NER RITTEK.

LOWK 201 3-6-7 Board of Trade Bldg. 82600 8500 cash; fireplace, all built ins. near Sandy blvd. 82750 1600 cash; streets hard-surfaoed. corner, fireplace, all built Ins.

81150 8200 cash; 8 rooms. Woodstock district. 11100 East slope Mt Tabor, food view. A. If.

BELL 231 Morrison St Rooms 10 and 11. 83000 Buys a pract'cally new boms near St. Johns car and Willamette blvd. rooms snd attic Isrgi enough for 8 additional room. it over or phone us and we will call for you.

1892 Barrage st. Term; Vacant, more right in. J. A. WICKMAN COMPANY, 204 By.

Exch. Bldg. Main 1094. PENINSULA BUNGALOW NEAT AND COZY 4 rooms, fireplace, good basement, close ta paved cars, stores and school. Price 81600; 8500 cash; balance like rent.

C. A. WARRINER RITTEH. I.OWK A 201-3-5-7 Board ofTrade Bldg. BOSK CITY PARK MODERN Bl'NGALOW.

Very convenient, well built, light, airy 8 room home, till hssemml. 20x48 cement floor, furnace, wash trays, fruit room, large porches, reception hall, beautiful firopiace, built ins. pass halls, dandy plaitfred attic, fine lot, east front, lawn, etc pavement paid; choice location. Come see and Judge for yourself. Tabor 6669.

BIO VALUE HERE COAST DEMA WILL BE San Francisco Chamber 'of Commerce to Seek' Portland's Aid in Drive on Shipping Board. ll.l.ll II llll I II SITUATION LOOKS DARK Vessels Senf Away From Portland Do Not Return, and Few New "Vessels Await Delivery, Convinced that every community of the Pacific coast must cooperate Jf additional vessels are to be secured from the United States shipping board, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce has appealed to the Portland chamber for its aid. In outlining- a united campaign to this end. The following: message has been received from California: "We are convlnred that tue entire Pacific coast should be together In a coordinated program for ee-' curing- ships from the shipping board from Pacific coast ports to other parts of the world. We are collecting data and would like to confer with you and your shipping committee personally to determine and outline a common ground for campaign.

"To this end, Leon O. Levy, an offi-rial of this chamber, who has the matter Immediate charge, will visit Portland October 20 for the speclftc purpose of (conference. He will make the neces-" Gary practical arrangements." AT LA If TIC STEEDS INTERFERE C. D. Kennedy, Portland agent for the 4 division of operations of the shipping board, returned Monday evening from a conference at San Francisco with H.

H. Ebey, assistant director of the division. Kennedy says that he was Informed that the urgent need for bottoms on the Atlantic coast to carry food to Europe, will necessitate most' of the vessels being sent there, probably not "to return. There are but 12 more steel ships to be delivered to the shipping board and after these have been sent to the At- lantic shippers predict that there will be a serious shortage of ships felt here. With these vessels definitely assigned the Atlantic it Is problematic how cargoes are to be moved from Portland to the Atlantic.

Kennedy's only Intimation of relief was that he deemed It probable that the shipping board might occasionally send a vessel around to this port from the Atlantic to take out cargo. "We would not object if all of these ships were going to relieve the food shortage in Europe," said W. D. B. Dod- son, executive secretary of the Chamber of.

Commerce, "but this has not been true In the past as many of these ves Mil have been turned over to private owners since going to the Atlantic. "The head of the division of opera- tions, 3. H. Rosseter, gave us the same idea during a visit earlier this year and Shortly afterward allocated a number of ships to the Pacific coast, practically leaving Portland, out of consideration. The chamber has not prepared a course of action, but will await the arrival of the Han Francisco shipping Strike Settlemrnt Nearer San Francisco.

Oct 14. (IT. Set- ON The Musical Floor the 7th I i 1 SHIPS FOR NDS SOUGHT I GIRLS wantedTpetween agea of 18 to 80. Ap ply snoerintendent Albers Bros. sUUinc Front and Broadway.

HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE St LEAR! MILIONERT" Increase year salary same tima. tvmodel Tniir ewa hats. Eveaing classes for business women. Mrs, Z. E.

Roe, grad. of Woman's Institute. N. Y. olty.

60S S. 11th ct. SeUwood car. Brook-lyn st. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE pays yoO while learning; girea you set of tools; position secured.

Writs for catalogue. 284 BuTnside er phone Broadway 1781. MEN, WOMEN, learn barber trade; wages while learning, position guaranteed. Mrr 23 yra. aaperiance.

Oregon Barber College. 288 Madison. PORTLAND Barber College pays you while secured. 88 N. id st.

WANTED-Apple pickers near Iie. Wash. gooa accommoasttona Itione WoodUwn 8171. SALEHSIKX WASTED SALESMEN WANTED Fine chance to make big money selling a necessary household article direct to users. We want good salesmen and will pay the money tor them.

BRITE PRODUCTS wmm.m, B7 Pettygrore st. MAN with executie ability to organise and maintain a selliiu forr fmm Wm- a million dollars being spent for adTerttsing by an eleTen-milllon-dullar concern. Call for Kelsnorft after 4 p. Portland hotel. AUTO accessories salesmen attention we want salesmen to carry a good side line that will pay big commissions and will not conflict with your present line.

fall KKITK PRODUCTS COMPAN T. 64 7 PettygTOTest.BroadaT SALESWOMEN WANTED Fine chancelolmake oig money selling a necessary hotisehold article direct to users. We want good, saleswomen and will pay the money for them. BRITE rnwt ip WMFAM, 667 Pettygrore st. SALESMEN wanted to sell our complete Una nn.rrT.?toelL tfit free.

Cash weekly. Capital City Nursery Salem. Or. SITUATIONS MALE ROOKS Reehlngled and retiring, work guaranteed. Bearhan.

phone E. 1201. WANTE1 A job of painting and pstierhanginc, wonaoie prices, ami biu1 hare work, at once. o.si first corner Clay. CARPLNTKR work and roor repairing, garages and cement work done at reasonable prices; auaranieeii.

ftooaiawn 4HZU. ONE trustworthy elderlv mun nt. eleyator watchman or porter, or some inside n-noi, jonrnaL CARPENTER wants repairing, house raffing! "concrete, roofs. Oet my prices. A-1679.

ROOFS REPAIRED ROOFS- Hoots urred and waterproofed. Tabor S200. OALfts man with car wants Job. Sellwood i or slayer. WILL DO your carpenter work by East 8183.

Room 1. day or contract YOUR CAR repaired by "mechanic at your of- Mar ITrtll Ue aningnng ana reairlng; estimates giren. GAI.BRAITH, the jwinter. expert paperhanger; sien. noouiswn 1484.

ACT0 repairing at your home or office. East coot. ein "modeling." PAINTING aiyi tinUng reasonable. Wdln. 832 SITUATIONS FEM ALE POSITION as stenographer desired graduate of nnaness rioUega; some experience in law anl timber office; good in letter writing and uoununi; can operate dictaphone; references.

LACE scrim marquisette curtains hand lauo- tiereu; caneq ior. test OIUO. GOOD salad maker ot any kinds of dressinm a iso any nesserts: references. Z-248 Journal PANTRY woman; references. 2-249.

Journal. DRESSMAKING 48 DRESSMAKING, plain sewing, alterations, bouse sprons. dresses, children's clnihM rMn.Ki- aiu rTemoni. T3U7. IF YOU ADMIRE wni B.tl Bates.

1120 Division for alterations, re- sonable prices, work gusrsnteed. Tabor 8012 anu nuim. III nniM- 1, ALTERATIONS, reflttine end making of ui a i vi rcn wort guaranteed. tam. aauor, us nusn as ana M4 DRESSMAKING, sewing, alterations: wiireTso cnuarena ciotnes; reasonable prices.

idi jeu Li-tuni. NURSES, 48 TRAINED rurse with-2S years of hospital training, wishes cases of any kind. 821 and 825 per week. East 649. FURtflSHF.D noons ROOM and home comforts for lady employed.

810 month. 358 Ross. 8 blocks east nf Rmat bridge. HOTEL SARGENT. Hawthorne and Grand Starting point special car for Vancouver.

FIB.MSHED ROOMS FHIVATE FAMILY 79 BEI'KOOM in modern home for one (garage 1). E. 7880. FOR RENT 3 rooms furnished. 182 Ains- worth sve.

TWO very desirable rooms for rent, private fam iiy. gentlemen preterrea. 08 1 K. Oak. ROOMS AND BOARD IS THE MARTHA WASHINGTON.

380 10th. for Business guru and students. Msrsbsll 1261. R003IS A5D BOA ED PRIVATE FAMILY Jf CHILOKL'N 111 HOARD in private home. 365 Halsey phone East 2446.

WANTED ROOMS AlfP BOARD 39 WANTED Clean furnished room, with or with out board, by young man, in the vicinity of 82d and Woodstock or Lenta district. A-fl20 Journal. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 8 FURNI8HEP AND UNFURNISHED TWO furnished connecting rooms, fightj heat and phone, reasonable. 13 Holladsy ave. East 7741.

FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping; heat, modern conveniences, cheap. steam 188 snerroan st. narsnaii 9vpn. TRUNKS DELIVERED IN DOWNTOWN DI8-TRICT FORJ2S CENTS. PH0NE E.

8434. Cf.EAN H. ehildren admitted. 868Hoot HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 78 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED PRIVATE FAMILY TWO Urge H. K.

rooms, one second floor suit-able for three, clean and well furnkrhed, within walking distance. 83 N. 20th nr Washington. FURN ISHEI) housekeeping rooms with or without garage. Phone Tabor 9079.

1058 E. Taylor. 3 UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms in private family. 978 Williams ave. FOB RENT HOUSES UNFURNISHED FOR RENT In heart of Nob Hill, modern 16 room house, 8 baths, 7 fireplaces, furnace.

Apply 701 Cor-bett building. Main 815. A-6725. 8MALL house, unfurnished, 8 blocks SW. Rysn station, O.

E. R. R. commuter's 5c fsre. Inquire Colley Baird Lane, opposite Loretta 37.60 month; adults.

9 ROOM flat, arranged for two fsmilles. 743 Kcrtbrup near 23d. now vacant; 835. RITTER. LOWE A 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade bide.

MODERN'S room bungalow, pared street, block from Richmond car. 1179 Iron st. Not for sale. Adults only. WHEN YOU MOVE.

USE NORTH- WEBTEHN ELECT RIO LIGHT SERVICE Tenth and Washington. Broadway 680, FOR. RENT- 3-room furnished house. 310 per month; wood for sale. 4248 69th av, S.

E. BOOM house for rent, va vacant Friday 3 94ET 0th. corner of Lincoln. FOR RENT 5 room house. Tabor 980.

1255 ROOM modern. 927 Williams ave. HOUSES FOR BENT FURNITURE FOR SAL2 3 7 BOOMS completely furnished, bouse rents for 820 month: good bath, toilet, basement. electric lights, good woodshed, close in, 1 block from, earlina. Call 8 a.

m. to 8 p. m. 493 Vancouver ave. UNUSUALLY attractive private hot at mix Tooots.

fitted 4 months ago. fnrnitara -nice! delightful chance for newcomer or anyone wanting nice heme, near in, west side. Mala 8826. FURNISHED HOUSES 66 HANDSOMELY furnished 6 rooms in the most modern duplex bouse in citjr with" garage; best view West Side, walking distance, 8100 per month for the winter to adults; references. Owner, Main 1 528.

FURNISHED S-room modern bouse, 95 E. 30th street. Phone East 5503. 6 KOOM partly furnished bungalow, 330per month. Tabor 7808.

j- FOB BENT 6-mom nicely fumisbsd jMrose, 840 month. 81 WlrwheC ATARTMENTS FOR BENT fiOCSEKEEPIN'G apartments suitable for gen tlemen. 2 Grand avav Grocery store. HLT FEMALE 41 Ai KADEH TEMPLE A O. M.

a The Arab Patrol wffl have chars of the Aksssar theatre on Oct 28. 20 The Alcazar Stock eompany. will pot on 'Leave It to Jane, a-insted by the -chanters and dancing girls of Al Kadec Twnpie. Tickets- will be 81 Plus war taa. Exchange tickets may be obUinsd from any member of the Patrol.

These tickets must be exchanged at tkaawcheatr Jeaa tickets. Tickets eaa ehanged wji snd anwr Oct" IS. mmn pmu. CAMP meeto every JWed- neaday evening in W. O.

W. Temple, 128 11th st AH members reaneeted to I attend. Vi.iitora welcome, a. riRKW. O.

CAHP HEHMAN Clerk MATTHIAS At Holb rook. Oct 13. Frits Matthias, aged 71 yean, hurband of Mr. Johanna UatUtias. father of Kritr.

Matthias of this city. Cart and William Matthias of Hol-brook. Or. The funeral services will be held Wednesday. 15.

at 1 o'clock p. at Montcomery at 8th. Friends invited. Interment at Lone Fir cemetery. PALESTINE LODGE Ntt 141, A.

P. AND A. M. Stated communication Wednesday. Oct 15, at 7:80.

M. M. decree. Visitors WeKosne. Arteta station, Mt Scott car.

V. 8. TOVVN8KXD. Secretary. WA8HINUTON LODtiK NO.

46 A. K. AND A. IX. Special communication edneMlay eve ning.

K. 8th and Burnaide sts. at o'clock. E. A.

decree. Visitors welcome. By order M. J. H.

RICHMOND. Secretary. 600 CARD rerty given every Satnrday eve. in Anditorram hall. 3d and Taylor sts.

8:80 clock. Merchandise orders. pita statistics MARRIAOK LTCKTSSKS- Alexander J-cslie. legs, 6th snd Bora st, and Teresa Far, 24!) Bora st. Henry A.

Lundquish, legal, Taeoma, and Rose Bryant 84, 410 E. 37th st. Benjamin Orsnley. legal. Replican City.

and- Lottie Beliel. 28, Butte hotel. HaroldM. Sharp, legal, 102 B. 4Tth st, and Josephine Stipe, 25, 108 E.

47th st Dan W. Bradley, 1084 Lincoln st, and Edna Rosne, 878 Missouri ave. John 8. Eennard, legal, 204 Columbia st, and Helan C. Eidd.

34. 204 Columbia at. B. Neville, legal, 289 Salmon it. and Dorothy Terman, legal, 184 Columbia st Anthone R.

Chase, legal, Dallas. and wiii legal, i en vanaemut St. DEATHS ASP FITNXRALS 75 DYER At Oregon Citjr. William Dyer, aged 75 years, 10 months, 12 days. A native of England.

He leaves a widow. Mm and two children, G. W. Dyer of Oswego, and Mrs. I).

E. Jones. of Beaver Creek, Or. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and the O. U.

W. Funeralservices will be eon-ducted by the Odd Fellows st their hall in Oswego. Wednesday. Oct 15, at 2:30 p. m.

Friends invited. (Iron ton, Ohio, papers please copy.) MATH EN In this city. Oct 18. J. N.

Mstheny, aged 87 years, beloved husband of Barbara Matheny, father of A. E. Matbeny and Mrs. Roxie M. Moore of Portland, and E.

T. Matheny of Taeoma, Wash. Funeral service will be held at Dunning A McEntee's parlors, Broadway and Ankeny street at. 2 p. Oct 15.

Friends invited. Interment Multnomah Park cemetery. PAYANT In this city, Oct 13. 1919, Lenora Marian Payant Remains will be forwarded by Dunning McEntee to Athena, at 11 p. in.

today, where interment will take place. FI.OK18T8 LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST. 5th and Yamhill sta. Cut flowers, plants and designa. Ben-wood Greenhouses.

649 Nehsiem ave. Sell. 1520. CLARKE florists, Morrison st, bet 4th and 6th. Phone Main 7709.

Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. MARTIN A FORBES florists. 854 Washington. Main 269.

Flowers fot all occasions artistically arranged. SWISS FLORAL COMPAlNf FLOWERS AND PLANTS THE PEOPLE FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder at MAX M. SMITH, florist 141 Vi 6th st yUXEEAL PIHECTOItS 1 fiolman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors THIRD AND SALMON STS. Main 507.

A-1511. J.P.HNLEY&SI Progressive Funeral Directors Ualn 9 MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH A-l 500 CHAMBERS Funeral Directors. All ths Conveniences of a Home Woodlawn 8806. 248-250 Killincsworth era. A.

D. Kenworthy Co. 6802-6804 82D ST. S. LENTS Phone Tabor 6267.

Home Phone D-6I. Dunning McEntee Broadway and Anient ft Lady Assistant. Phones Broadway 480, A-40B8. F. S.

Dunning, Inc. THB GOLDEN RUL UNDERTAKERS 414 E. Aider St, Phone East 62. B-6225, B-1888 East 781 OBI 1U Mrs. Lerch a aw.

bvi will a uffuaniaatliB, IS. Ilth and Hawthorne. McENTEE A EILEKS, funeral parlors with all bi, noma, locn ana KTerett iiwc. pomuway 100. Home, A-Z 1 OS.

DOWVrNJrj A- IMruin nuns A Ross, Multnrmaii at E. 7 th, Irrington die. ti au. aJ R. W.

GABIiE CO Bnoeessors to W. Hamilton. 1919 K. GUsan, Phone Tabot 4318. MILLER A RACET.

independent funeraTdf rectors. Prices as low as 820. 840 880. i Washington at Ella. Main 2681.

A-7888 R.T.BYRNES SZ Williams are. Woodlawn 220. Ta. 1258, B-2S48 1047 Belmont St. Ae R.

ZcEJcr Co 9i ''cI o. SHr-Aurcse UNDERTAKING CO. M. 4152. i A-2821.

Car. Third ad' Clay, WQVfTMESTS Portland Marble Works 96 4th St. opp. City Han. Neu Bros.

BLACSIMQ GRAfllTE ikJU a7-3PP ST AT MAOlSOft. I.OST AITT FOTTlfT tt THB following articles hae been found on ears of the Portland 'Railway. Light A Power October 11: 2 purses, bunch keys, 3 prs. gloves. 11 packages, broom.

2 baskets. 4 lunch boxes rape, 1 suitcases. 3 umbrellas; October 12-2 purses, $1 bill. key. pr.

gloves. 8 books, 2 box of records, overcoat. 5 suitcases. umbrellas. owners may ooiam proven 1st, and Alder sta.

LOST from parcel post truck one brown msck-intosb. between 415 Going at. and 780 (ant, containing Waterman Ideal fountain pen, also city ticket book. Finder call Main 5843. evenings, 6 to 8 p.

and receive liberal reward. LOST A string of black aad white hearts between Laurelhnrst clnb house. East 49th and Taylor. Finder phase call Tabor 5232 and race i ve reward. LOST Black leather purse, containing about (80 and credit check of O.

W. Saturday night. Hippodrome. Reward If returned to F. E.

Moore. Park hotel, VancouveT. Wash. LOST- tidy's watch. Sat.

Oct 4. bet. Madison Alder. East ot 8th. Reward.

Tabor 47B9. LOST Pair of light amber glasses in aluminum case, nam Velma engraved on ease. Call Tabor 6819. Kewarq. PARTY finding money order ot J.

L. San- eon, lost between E. Oak and-Momsoa Street, on Grand pleas, call East 1138. LOST A sack age containing 13 pietares, in government store. Fourth and Pine," this afternoon.

Wdlwn. S427. LOST Ladies' brown mocha glove. Call Wdln. 5000, between 6 and 7 p.

ta. FOUND A rugu can have bj pajring for ad. Call Sellwood 726. LOST White Llewellyn setter, name ea collar, license No. 1410.

519 N. 20th. East 843. LOST Ladv'a wrist watch, Minnie inscribed; gift from mother. Reward.

Bdwy. 4407. LOST Sunday, gold fob chain, monograot on locket. Call Main 4488; rsward. help iriyi-iMmii I MEN wanted to distribuU circulars at 331 is E.

Morrisoa st. 2 MEETING NOTICES I XH tlcularly peppery dispute. The boat and train race to Seattle followed. He beat her there only by one day. "I had advised her to consult Clarence Reamea, a Seattle attorney." Hark Bogart, Vortland dentist, brother-in-law of Mrs.

Miller, left Monday night for Seattle to investigate his sister-in-law's claims. FASE5TS X.ITED HEBE F. M. and Lorena Blair, deceased, parents of Mrs. Miller, were residents of Portland many years.

Prior F. Blair, her grandfather, was one of the pioneers of Lane Two sisters and three brothers of Mrs. Miller li vet in Portland. They are Mrs. Thomas Leekley Mrs.

Mark Bogart, Claude Blair, James Blair, and Prior Blair. All left for Seattle soon after the news of the tragedy reached them, Mrs. Miller was graduated from the Good Samaritan hospital in 1895. There a close friend of, Miss Emily Loveridge, how superintendent of the hospital. Several months ago, it is said, following trouble with her husband, Mrs.

Miller resumed practice as trained nurse. Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Miller's mother, died just before her resumption of professional work. Mayor Baker and Mrs.

Miller were divorced 10 years ago. Marriage with Miller was four years later. Parents Are Dead Kugene, Oct 13. Mrs. Walter Miller was born In Lane county and spent her girlhood days in 'Eugene.

She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Blair, who.

were among the oldest pioneers of the county. Both are dead. Mrs. Miller Is survived by two sisters ana three brothers, all residing In Portland. TRANSPORTATION MIRAL S.

S. "CITY OF TOPEKA" Sail 0:00 P.M. October 22, for Ooet Bay, Eureka and San rranclsee, connecting with I tea mars to Los Angeles and San Dleoo. Pint Class Fare, Including berth and meals: SAM FRANCI800, upper deck 825.00 Lower deck 28.80 Third clan 18.00 Round trip 48.00 per cent war tax added to above rates. Ticket Office 101 Third Street Main 1400.

A-3382. Local Freight Office East 4881. FAOIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY OR WAY SWEDEN AND DENMARK We can herp you fat the best available apace en any at earn- er ef any line. We have STEAMSHIP TICKETS In Our Office for the Following klnesi treat: Nsrwealan American Line Scandinavian American Line Swedish American Line Via England! Ounard Steamship Company While Star Line If job an Interested in coins over there, ox brineme any one from there, call apoa DORSET SMITH, MANAGER. ORISON JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU Tbe Journal Ride, Portland, Oregon Tslsphors Marshall 1S7S.

SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY DEPARTS IS XOOX Thursday, October 16 From Alniworth Dock Fare Iaelades Berth aad Meals City Ticket Office, td Washlagtoa Phone Main SSSv Freight Office. Alniworth Bock Phone Broadway 148 Saa Francisco Portland S. S.

Lines AUSTRALIA HEW ZIALANO AND SOUTH SIAS Via Tahiti antf Raratanoa. Mall and faisanasr anrtos Pram Saa PranolaM Bvarv ts Dan UNION It. OO. OP NKW ZEALAND EM Oalirernla St, San Pranelsos Or Lsoai taamahls and Ralsraa Agsnelaa, HEW TODAY Journal "Want" Ads RATES, DAILY OR SUNDAY Per line, per Insertion Tbres conseetraa insertions tor pries of two. Seren consecotire insertions for the price of four.

Each subsequent consecaura insertion withont cnancs ot copy, per Una So Connt six average words to the line. Tot monthly rates phone for solicitor. PHONES MAIN 7173 A-6051 Send Us Your Old Carpets Old Bag; and Woolen Clothing Wa Xaka Bararalblar EiK-Vitm Fluff Rugs Tker Wear Llka Iron Bar Bar YForea All 8Utt Mall Orders' for Booklet Faathara Renowatod Carpet Cleaning xll Bara, Steam Cleaaed. WE8TEB3I FLUFF BTJO CO. 44 Ualoa At.

K. Eait 1 Faoata B-im 488 ACRES en Columbia. iHsraX Sauvies' Island. House, barn and warehouse, steamboat landing-, first-class location for dairy purposes or finishing stock for market. One-thlnl below value ATJCTlOy SALES TOMORROW AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE.

1611-173 2d am ax av a. m. MEETIUO BOTICES 41 HAWTHORNE LODGE NO. Ill', ooaamanieation thia (Tnesdai areainc at 7 o'clock. Work in tha M.

M. degree. VlsitSng E. MILLER, gecretarr. Card Party and Dance Tonight, tor the public.

gien by Anchor conn-eil No. 748, K. and L. of 6.. W.

O. halL lltb st; 600. 8 to 10; dancing, 10 to 12. Jass band, dandy prises; admission 1 6c UK VOLfa At -981 Garfield Oct. 14' Phoebe E.

Lw 'oU. oelored mother of Mr' W. F. WerschknL Notice of fuorral later Arrangements care of Wilson A VVihnn. -i V.

i unniBi as r. asm and Xam-. bill Friday evening, October 17, for J. A. yanderfTate, who lost leg at shlpTard.

Ad- muwvn, mumm, tfc; genia, SVC. EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty: buttons, pins. eharms, 131-132 81184; TXeADMIRALUNE. BUSINESS MEN AND EMPLOYERS Every man in ihm aervta af anw mattfn gave the best he had in our cause. It is our doty to give our best in his came.

We are ready to furnish hundreds of soldiers and sailors; as many men as yon eaa possibly employ in yonr business or factory. anibms wr uiluhbub BOLUIERS AND saiMna MiriAJIMEM BKKVIU15 384 Taylor street Main 8800. 848 Couch street Bdwy. 1841. WANTED RAUL ATE CHEMICAL ENGDJ- EEB.

STATE TOUR COLLEGE. AGE. MAR RIED OB SIXGLE; SALART EXPECTED TO 8TAWT J-628, JOt'RXAL' HAVE about 3000 cords oak timber, the nest iiroDer in urecon. on level ernu nil also several hundred cords fir timber. I will fur-nisn camp and I wilj pay good price for cutting.

I want experienced woodcutters. This WW last 2 yearn. Inquire 38 N. 2d st city, or 'Yamhill bakery. Tamhili, Or.

WANTED Boys for livery department An- 1J7 eiaaOB AUK. III. ROBERTS 3d and Morrison sta. WANTED First class anto painter at once. Must be all around man; write or wire.

Art ueeoratmg IBO Market st, Manhtield. Or. TWO JEWELERS wanted. Best wages paid. Ad-dress.

H. S. Golub. 225 Walker Se- atue, sn. SHEET METAL WORKER Steady work for food, all-around man.

H. AUrcbberger Anseny. oroaaway WAN TED Wood cutters with drag saw (or large contract, 52.50 per cord. Phone Sell wood 18 before 10 a. m.

or Main 5225 after 7 p. m. BOY wanted to learn dental laboratory work Apply 518 Medical bldg. HELP WANTED MISC. 48 Adcox Auto School UNION AVE.

AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT ONE WEEK FREE to Investigate dor system ot teaching Autos, tractors, gas engines, anto electrical and bat tery work. SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COITUS is FOR AUTO MECHANICS. DAT AND NIGHT CLASSES. CALL QB WRITE FOR 100-PAGI CATALAN JrHEiJU. ASK fXJK 8UUS No.

2B. Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping and an other modern Business courses. Day ana nignt schools Alisky fld and Morrison. Main B24, Hawthorne Auto School 462 HAFTHORNE AVH. Automobiles, trucks, tractors', machinist trade, oxy-acetylene welding.

Tulcaniiina and retreadim Special summer rates. lay ana creams classes. POSITIONS ASSUMED EVERT GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND Enroll any time. Teiecraphr.

stenography, banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog. LEARN TELEGRAPHY. Young men and women wanted. Call 484 Railway Exchange bldg.

Splendid opportunity to learn a well paid profession. Free booklet Hallway Telegraph Institute. OREGON LAW SCHOOL. Alisky Sd snd Morrison. W.

K. Ulcnsrason, secretary. Pnooe Main 977. GOING East or South? Household goods shlppeu st reduced rates; moving snd packing. Pacific Coast Forwarding 408 Hoyt st- Bdwy.

70S. EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Miss Regtna Bucket's private school: individ ual instruction. 122 Va Grand are. East 427. HELP VTAlfTED-risMALB PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR YOUNG WOMEN Telephone Operators ARE NEEDED, DUE TO CONSTANTLY INCREASING REQCIKE-MENTS OF SERVICE.

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT NECE8SABT. mtST TEAR EARNINGS AP-FROIMATELT 1800. 882 EARNED DURING FIRST MONTH WHILE LEARNING TO OPERATE AND FROM $88 TO ITS PEB MONTH AT THE END OF 1 MONTHS. FURTHER INCREASES GIVEN UNTIL OPERATORS EARN FROM 888.60 TO 884.80 FEB MONTH, SUPERVISING OPERATORS EARN FROM $88 TO $106 PEB MONTH. EXCELLENT OPPORTU- NITIE8 FOB ADVANCEMENT TO STILL HIGHER SALARIED POSITIONS.

APPLY AT TELEPHONE CO MP ANT, ROOM 601 8TH FLOOR TELEPHONE BUILDING PARK AND OAK STREETS GOOD PRICES PAID LIBERAL BONUS IN ADDITION Half Holiday Every Saturday Learn a business that gives yon steady em ployment. 1C-rrriamel mwntnn on Pants. Overalls. Coats. Playsuits.

etc We will tesch a limited number of bright girls and will pay yon while learning, l-ail at ottioe ol sat. nooo rscwrj, 233 Conch street, and wa will explain oar bonus system to you. tnv. nr.nn wortvan A KINO STORE re quires the services of experienced cashiers and transfer girls. Apply superinienaeni oiiice.

to 10:30 r. m. ONE EXPERIENCED stamper for art needle- wrk rient. 20 girls between the agea of 16 and 18 for work In mat-kin roam: experience not BSC ess a FT but all applicants under 18 must furnish a permit from ctuia lanor inspector. Apply Superintendent's office, between 9:18 snd 10:80 Wednesday morning.

APPLY, MPMAN. nuurE BOOKKEEPERS, stenogrspbers, typists, dicts- phone operators, bill clerks, accountants, exc register with a for employment. We. can nlaca son tromrtlv. ReristratioB fee 82.00.

Wm. E. Gibbons, 530-58 1 Railway Exchange bMg. Main 455. THE Olda.

Wortman A King store requires the nlM of woman for half time work in kitchen, also'' woman experienced in i making fancy ribbon bow and other Apply anoeritrtendent's office. 9 to 10:80 a. m. WOULD like-to get in touch with stenographer I employed) to aeaen ue innoameniajs oi shorthand and typewriting. Phone altar 8 p.

m. Tabor 1119. WANTED Ghrl or woman to work tor her board and carfare. 1307 Belmont, Tabor 1222. FTPr.RIKNrF.n EllioU-Fieher bookkeeping chin, operator, salary 3100 per month; state experience and references.

H-8d3, journal YOUNG lady to work 2 boors, afteraoons: some knowledge ot Bookkeeping, z-zow, jonroai. GIRL for 3 hours' housework in exchange for room, break last ana wages, stain sisu. WANTED A housekeeper for family of 2 wages 825 per enontb; no wasnmg. su letn rt WOMEN for inside steady work. Western Ore-- gan Handle E.

31st and Sandy blvd. GIRL for general housework. in Main 8870. It Albany Salens Oregon City -oruana RITES FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will remain nearly stationary during the next two or three days, except a affected by the tide. AT NEIGHBORING POSTS Astoria, Oct.

14. Steamers Bom City and Johan Peobea from San Vranciaoo are fos- botmd at 8 a. m. ovtaide bar. San Fmu-Jmo, Oct IS.

Sailed it I Steamer Klamath from Portland (or Ban Diego via Saa Pedro. Sailed at 8 p. m. Steamer Wapama for Portland. Aitoria, Oct.

IS. Arrired at 4:17 and left op at 8 JO P. m. Steamer Oleom from San Francisco. Balboa, Oct 1 2.

ArriTed Steamer Aspin- wsu. from Portland via Grays Harbor, for tirimsby. San Francisco. Oct 14. Arrived A M.

Steamer Dewey from Portland for London and Urf rpool. San Pedro. Oct "18. Sailed Steamer Saa-tiam, for Colombia rirer. ftnttla rt 14 ft.

HrritrA Santa Ana, from Southeastern Alaska. jJsrennort. from San Pedro. Sailed Jyman Stewart for Port San Luis. 10 a.

m. Arrited ISth Connor, from San Diego via san Pedro ana Ban FtancMco. 1 e. m. Seward.

Oct 13.: Sailed Northwestern. south. 4 a. m. June a.

Oct 13. Sailed City of Seattle. south, a p. m. Ketchikan.

Oct 13. Sailed Alaska, north SO p. Jefferaon. south. 6 a.

ni. Oct. 12: Sailed. Senator, south p. m.

Shanghai. Oct 7. Sailed City of Spokane. for Seattle. Balboa, Oct 10.

Arrived Good Speed from Seattle. Oct 10. Sailed Himalaya Mam, for Taeoma. Fayal, Oct 7. Sailed Adway for London.

San Pedro. Oct 13. Arrived Phyllis from Taeoma. Bailed President for (San Diego; San-tiam for Puget Sound. Victoria.

Oct 13. BaUed Tyndareua from William Head for Hong Kong. a :46 p. m. Vancouver, Oct 13.

Arrived Baja California, from west coast Dnngenen, Oct 14. Passed In Rainier, fot Seattle, 8 a. m. Oct 18. Paued in Che-pad oa.

8:20 p. m. Port Town send, Oct 14. Arrived Mont Cents, from Marseilles, via Philadelphia and Norfolk, 9 m. Passed out Admiral Bod-man, 8 a.

m. Oct 18 Pasoed out Pro-videncia. for Graya Harbor. 4:40 p. m.

Everett Oct 18. Arrived W. S. Porter, from Monterey. Taooma, Oct 13.

Arrived Qeadra. from Britannia Beach. Alameda, from Seattle: Saginaw from Seattle. San Francisco. Oct 14.

(I. N. Arrived, 13th Bee, Port Angeles. 1 p. m.

Japanese steamer Koyei Mara, Kobe, 12:25 p. m. Launch Allenaire, San Diego, 1:80 p. Tahoe, Ixn Angeles, 8:10 m. Wytheville, New York.

p. Klamath, Portland. 8:45 p. D. G.

Bcofield. Seattle. 0:55 p. m. Sailed on the 18th Schooner Esther Bohne, Apia.

10:80 a. Glyndon. Seattle, 12:15 p. Schooner City of Papeete. I'nga, 12:25 p.

Helen P. Drew, Greenwood, 1:25 p. m. C. A.

Smith. Marshfield, 1 :45 p. Wapama. Portland, 2:50 p. Necaninm, Brookings.

2:55 m. Spokane, Ixx Angeles, p. Enterprise. Hilo. 6:30 p.

Klamath. Los Angeles. 10:40 p. m. Arrived today Steamer Dewey, Portland, 8:30 a.

m. Seafoam, Mendicino, 0 a. m. Capt. A.

P. Lucaa, with M. 8. LaMerced in tow, Los Angeles, .0 a. m.

Steamer G. C. Lindaeur, Marsh-field, 11 a. m. Steamer Ascunslon, Eureka, 10:80 a.

m. Sailed today Sea King, with barge Erskine M. Phelps in tow. Port Ssn Lais, 12:30 s. U.

S. Tug Partridge, San Diego. 8 a. Tug Samson, Marshfield. 9:83 a.

m. MILLER BODY NOP YEHECOMD (Continued From Page One) question Miller today and on the result will hinge the possible prosecution or freedom for the prisoner. MILLER'S OWK ACCOTJ2IT According to Miller, he was adjusting a faulty spark on the launch engine when he felt the boat list sharply. "The first I knew that my wife was overboard was when I turned around from the engine and saw her in the water." Miller told the police after the tragedy. "I slowed down the boat and turned her around.

I was nervous and slowed down too late and the launch ran right over I tried to grab her as she was passing under the launch, but I failed. Then I heard a kick from the propeller and I ran to the stern, thinking she' had been caught in the propeller. All I found was her coat caught in the propeller blades. WAS 'WITH SB. COOK Miller Is well known in newspaper circles on the Pacific coast, particularly in Seatte and San Francisco.

For years he was the official photographer on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He is of an adventurous nature and has made several trips to the wilds of Alaska to obtain unusual pictures. His chief hid for publicity lies in the trip he made with the now discredited Dr. Frederick Cook on his purported climb to the top of the continent in his Mount McKinley expedition. Miller always remained reticint about this, although he, above all othA-s, possessed information which would' have confirmed or disproved Dr.

Cook's -claim earlier than tbe actual expose did. MILLER AND WIFE OFTEN QUARRELED, SAYS ATTORNEY Death by drowning in Washington lake of Bertha Elinor Miller was the climax of what is believed to have been a boat and train race a week ago between Walter Miller and his wife to reach SeatUe and obtain the right to property. Walter Miller went to SeatUe by boat, Mrs. Miller, eager to save her little property from designing hands, followed by train without Miller's knowledge, It is believed. Miller beat her to SeatUe by one day For on the way Mrs.

Miller stopped over at Portland to consult John F. Logan; her attorney. WARY OF HUSBAND "Bertha Elelnor Miller was distrust fnl of her husband. She believed he was trying to put something over. When he.

went from California to Seattle by boat only a week ago to adjust property matters, she followed by train, stopping at Portland to consult ma." So Logan threw light this morning on the relations between the drowned woman, forme wife of George L. Baker. mayor of Portland, and Walter Miller, her husband, held by the Seattle authorities. APPEAL FOB TRANSFER "Several months ago Miller told his wife that he had got Into trouble during a visit to SeatUe and had "beaten up' a man. The man, he said, was going to sue.

To avoid the: necessity of paying damages, Miller suggested that Mrs. property, amounting to 11,000, be transferred to His mother. "Mrs. Miller consented. But when she came to see me she evldentiy had repented her decision.

Her husband had gone to- Seattle again, possibly to clinch the matter of the property. The whole thing as. she explained it 4o me, was rathw vague. But she going to SeatUe, without a doubt unknown to her husband, to protect her property from him. "The Millers bad quarreled for years, artmrdinaT trs isr nlftnr Twa wmV iro.

in Sarr Francisco, they had had a par-j she a Portland to Orient. for service, the new 9500-ton steel steamer Waban left iH o'clock this morning for a river trial trip of 12 hours. Shpuld the trial be satisfactory, the vessel will begin lmHinr wstdnaadaw morning for the Pa cific Steamship company's Oriental run. The iirst cargo wu do iumi taken aboard at the Eastern Western Lumber Co. 'a plant, and the vessel will later move to StT Johns terminal.

The Waban, which was built by the O. M. Standifer Construction corpora tion, was first announced to do reauy Mrvii-n AniniHt 8. but an inspection caused the discovery of several thou sand defective rivets in trie nuii ui i ship. The work ot replacing ui ets has been in progress since.

LOCAL COMPANY IS EXPANDING Columbia Pacific Shippinfj Company Adds Two Port Officials. Looking forward to the expansion of trade through this port, the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company announced n.nminv ihof ita rjernonnel iad been enlarged to include a port engineer and a port steward. The new port engineer, J. P. Byrne, itant in the wood ship con struction division of the United States Shipping board's local orrice.

oaa already assumed his new duties. J. u. v.n.hBK former oort steward for the shipping board, will be the new port steward for the company, ana no assume his duties Wednesday. To Get Two Steamers Announcement was made by the Pacific Steamship company this morning that the Wawalona and Olockson.

which were launched at the O. M. Standifer yard at Vancouver some time ago. will mMi nvr to them some time be- fore November 1 to load flour for the Atlantic coast or Europe, com oi incoe vessels are of the 9500-ton type. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT m.mA rn am lunk ha 8 been re ported by the hydrographic office to be menacing navigation about 500 miles of the southern point of lower California, near the trade route from San Francisco to Callao and the great circle route from Panama to nonoiuiu.

Operated for the shipping board by the Pacific Steamship company, the steamer West Pocasset moved to the Alblna dock today to load flour for the The steamer Rose City of the Sam, Francisco and Fortiana oieamnnjp pany is due to arrive in the local harbor thlB evening. Pr.n.i-H tn load boilers for Seattle, the steamer John Paulsen arrived at the Willamette Iron A Steel docks Monday nlThe wooden steamer Aspinhill, which if Aatnrtn Rentember 24 with a load of ties for the United Kingdom, arrived T4ulKn 12. The steamer City of Topeka of the Pacific Steamship company sailed for San Franolsco and way pons Monaay evening with a full cargo of general The 9500 ton steel steamer Nishmaha is nearing completion at tne u. oia.n-dlfer yard, and as soon as ready will be turned over to the Oriental service of the Pacific Steamship company. The NlKhmaha is scheduled for October sailing.

News of the Port Arrivals October 14 Johan Ponlnen, American steamer, from San Francisco, ballast. Rose City. American steamer, from San Francisco, general. Oleum, American steamer, from San Francisco, oil Arrivals October IS Daisy Putnam, American steamer, from San Francisco, ballsat Stanwood, American steamer, from 8an Diego, ballast Daniel Kern and barge 89, American, from Port Angeles, ballast Departures October 13 City of Topeka, American steamer, for Ban Francisco and way, general. Daniel Kern and barge 83.

American, for Victoria, B. C. boilers. Departures October 14 Santa Barbara, American steamer, for San Pedro, lumbar. Oleum, American steamer, for Saa Francisco, ballast MA MITE ALMANAC Weather at River's Mouth, North Head, Oct 14.

-Conaitions at the Theatre Next Saturday 11 iJuiluliiiHIiuaMuJ OWNER IN EAST AND WANTS MONEY 7 -room modern house on pretty corner fine locality, close to car. only 88760: terms. B. K. POND REALTY 1280 fisnrty bird.

Tabor 8625. office Qen Sundays and Evenings. $3000 Itiivs a dandy Imme of rooms ana bath, full cement basement, wash trays, furnace: impmvetnents sll in and paid emirenient to Mhw. and Wms. ave.

ears. Terms. It us show you. Near Jefferson high. J.

A. WICKMAN COMPANY, 204 Ry Exch. Bldg. Main 8094. BARGAINS 804 4 4 1st ave, S.

6 rooms, furnace. 32600 1111 E. 19th at. 6 rooms, 826A 025 E. 26th 6 rooms Is Or) 262 K.

68d rooms modem 405 PO IN DEXTER, 208 SELLING BLDG." OFFICE MAIN T800. RESIDENCE 7180. IBV1NGTON PARK. 82750. 6800 hTT rooms, bath, sleeping porch on Tirst rioov.

a rooms on second; concrete foundation, full ment, 8 blocks tn car. JOIiNSON-DODSON CO. 828.J133. S4.V. Bank hidg, 82W)0 8 ROOM BUNGALOW IT06 CASH Balsnee like rent; full lot to alley: -white enamel plumbing, full basement, close to car- UM' W.

A. WRIQHT Main 8988. 417 Ablngton bldg. Sslrwood 1881. FURNISHED COMPLeT tACANf.

Cosy 4 room bungalow, esawnt bassmsnt, fireplace, built ins; piano and sewing machine included: Bear Hawthorne and 89th. 68450; 8800 cash. See this at once. Up from the south with "THE BIRTH OF A NATION," the most popular dramatic entertainment ever created. Then from Babylon and glorified Palestine with "INTOLERANCE," the mightiest spectacle man ever has conceived.

Last from th fields of Flanders with "HEARTS OF THE WORLD," the epic of the war made for the French and British governments. And now, from London and the east, DAVID WARK GRIFFITH brings for its showing tp the world "Broken Blossoms" A startling an advancement in the art as were the other triumphs of this world genius. A drama of profound emotion, of exquisite delicacy, of terrific strength. is a worthy expression of Mr. Griffith great talents in their rich maturity.

0 It will appear at the R. V. FEEMSTF.R. -r--: 809 ARLINGTON. 8180 WILL handle.

81056 "buys' a I A loom, on 84x100 lot: near Jeffersoa high tchoo): 1 block to cr, and 4 to Peninsula nark now vacant. JOIiNSON-DODSON CO: 2. 683, 834. HV Bank bldg. I BOOlilSobER'N bungalow; good location: 'ari.

xI00 lot, improvements to; pries, 88000: 1800 cash, balance 825 month, including in-terest. or 8 blocks from Jefferson high, phoa Wdln. 1 863 or call at 28 E. Alberta corner Montana. FDR SALE by owner, bnngalew in 1 condition.

8405 E. 66th, one block north of 1 Powell Valley road, near Franklin High school, D-1139. Mt'ST nr.U7, lesong cky" room bouae; fA 100x100; electric lighte: bath; fruit; berries; 320OD Terms. Tabor 0431. NICK 8 room borne, 32100; only 6500 dowa.

baL 613 mo. WU1 take Ford car pan pay. Main 1877 evenings. T'- OWNER GOING aWa Good hoeo. with inoome, furnished.

4 CalL 95 E. 80th, yot. Washington. Snnnyski. car.

$900, EASY terms, nice 4 room aouaa. 6321 71st near 63d ave. Main 9438, 1 -(Continued on FolJowtng I'agt) iestic Beginning I It tU a i i aM I.