The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 18

Wednesday; may THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. 3, 1922. 18 If. i MARRIAGE LICENSES SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 2S L- I 1- PEGGY JOYCE IS TO CLOSE HIGHWAY LL FROM POWDER lawyer, from whom she later ran away to go on the stage. With the beauty and charm; thajt had captivated these millionaires she met "Ith gTat success.

SEXT WEDS JOTCE but In llt. after three years si aa actresa. she met Joyce and they vere married. Joyce began an orgy of spending pn his beaattful hrlde. buying ler jewelry, gomna and furs of the sort that qtieens wear, and caused Peggy to be the envy of nearly every chorus girl In the country.

Following her divorce from Joyce. Peegy. now 28 yeans old but still very beautiful, left for Europe last February, declaring she would bury herself In some quter spot, lead the simple life and never -marry another millionaire. Word was Twelve from Berlin that Jack Dempsey, who ia reported to be interested In a film with Pesrgy. is returning to meet her in Paris and tba.t they may appear tosrether in a pictura to be made in America.

HARDING MAN LOSES RACE IN INDIANA I i Varlcoyver. May 3. -K Gillia, drstrrct engineer for the state hlsbway commission. announced Tues-'day thjt ths Pacific btghway between t-n Center ami Katama will be ctosed for a period of thrw "months and- 26 days, beginning May S. while th pavement Is, being laid between those two jwlnts.

S. -The La- Center-Woodiand detour by "iR'ay of the Pekin ferry la ready for rsvel and the ferry will begin to operate as soon aa the highway ia closed. George McCoy of this city baa the contract for the ferrr and it will be operated free for 16 hours day. On the final eight 111 neura a cnarge 01 rerns win be' made when more than one machine crosses at a time. If there is but one machine the charge will be JL Virtually all of the grading was com pleted last fall and laying the concrete wijl be rushed through the dry season.

Completion of this stretch will extend the pavement 40 miles north from Vancouver. Graveling the newly built dyke on the 'river road below, the. jolty will be com pleted oy nursnay nisynt to ine farm, four and one-half miles down the river, according to county engineer Scbwarz. The dyke has been raised above possible high water and the road, which was in bad shape, will be In fine condition. Schwars said.

The high water last year washed out a portion of the roadbed and virtually isolated some of the farms and dairies below the city. As the lid on a soda fountain recepta cle for crushed frujt is raised it brings with it spoon holding a small portion of the contents. TBATfSPORTAXIO Are You Going to Ear op Or the Orient? Or Around the World? Why not get experienced ana accurate information from on who nan traveled extensively tor tba benefit of bit patrons? Sacsra litcamtkis Reservation: aaa i Tickets from DORSEY 8. SMITH MAKAOEB JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU ISA BROADWAY. POKUANU, OB.

1 Fbona Marshall IBJ9 SAN FRANCISCO LOSt ANGELES SAN DIEGO "SS. SENATOR" 81 la From Municipal Dock No. 2 Saturday, May 6, 4 P. M. SAILINGS EVERT SATURDAY THEREAFTER CATTLE TO ALASKA.

SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA SS. SPOKANE MAY 12 SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA SS. ADMIRAL WATSON. May 11 information and Tickets 101 THIRD COR. STARK PHONE BROADWAY 6481 fro FLYMOITTH.

BOULOGNE HAMBUB6 By New Aasaricaa-Flar Steamers Reliance May 16, June 13, July 11 Resolute May 23 TO HAMBURG DIRECT Sailings every Thursday, by the popular steaners Mount Cley, Mount Car- reli, Moot Clinton. HaM, Bayera, WmliUmtiri, with special cabin and improved Ultra class accommodation. Uionro American Lines, inc. i 1H No. La SaQ St, Calca.a 1 or Local Agents PAVING WORK id 1 1 1 i Continued From Pace One) The blow has changed her life, "the "million dollar siren" declared.

TVs learned that I loved she aid, speaking of the Chiteaa youth. "And now it too late. I loved him. but I played with him. I dangled him on a string.

Just as 1 did others. Oh. why did I do It? "I'm young. I'm In love with life. 1 ought to have been contented with the man I loved and who loved me to distraction.

"But that's the way-of the game. You play with them all and then you don't know where to stop. I loved the clrsuse. to have them pursue me. I-mada Billy dance the same tune as the rest, and now l.e's dead Peggy sat up in her luxurious bed.

a fetching figure despite recent bereavement, and called; to her maid to bring in her two tiny poms. Then she made them romp and do tricks on the coverlet, showed how owe liked cigarette smoke and the other "just loved, black coffee with a little brandy in it." PT.GGT SHOWS COMPARISONS "See." she cried gaily, "they are Just like the men 'who love me. They do their tricks because I applaud them. Thjy Just ask my admiration, while she thrust out her beautiful arms in a d-criptive gesture "I insist" that they worship me." Peggy -as asked to tell what she considered kept the hearts of wealthy men always at her feet. "The secret of my charm? I cannot tell.

Probably t'leopatra or those other women before me could have told. "Most men are" attracted by my clothes, my jewels, my face, my person some just because I'm Peggy Joyce. They don't care for the real me. "Billy tiid and now he's gone forever. If I ever marry again," and here she seemed to smile remlnlscently at the memory of four husbands of the past.

"I shall tell the man I cannot syive him real love. That has gone from my life forever. MOTIFS FOR HER "I've learned my lesson," she declared, not too emphatically, as her maid came in again to tuck her in for the night, the Interview closing. "I'm through playing with them. My phildstophy of life is changed.

I'm going back to America and go into the movies." Twice before, her divorce from Joyce, Peggy had been divorced by millionaires. Born the daughter of the village barber at Ksirmville. she married Everett Archer, youthful oil majrnate. at. the age of and was divorced by him two years': later.

Her next husband was Sherburne Hopkins Washington CUNARD ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON N. Y. to Cherbourg ami Southampton MAURETANIA May 1 8 June 6 June 27 AQUITANIA May 23 June 13 July 4 BEREMQARIA May SO June 20 July 11 N. Y. to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg SAXOWIA May 2S July 1 Sua.

3 A ROM A June 17 July 29 Auc. 31 N. Y- to Cobh Queens-town and Liverpool OARMANIA Msy17 SCVTHIA (nw May 24 Jan SI July 19 LAOONIA (saw) Juns 7 July 5 SAMARIA (newl Aug. 2 N. Y.

to Londonderry and Glasgow COLUMBIA 27 June 24 July 22 CAMERONIA June 3 Aug. 8spt. ALGERIA June 14 July 1B Aug. SB X. Y.

to Vign. Gibraltar. Naples, Patral. Dubrovnik, Trieste ITALIA Juns 10 Boston to Londonderry. Liverpool and Glasgow ASSYRIA May 24 July Sept.

IB Boston to Queens town and Liverpool. SAMARIA (nsw) 31 June 2S LACONIA July 2S CANADIAN SERVICE Tla Picturesque St. Lawrence Bo ate lontreal to tilsagow SATURMI A May 18 June 16 July 14 CASSANDRA6. Juns 2 June SO July 2S ATHENIA July 21 Aug. 18 Abo at Morilie, Ireland.

Montreal to Lirerpool TYRRMENIA May SO June 24 July 28 ALBANIA 10 July 1B AUSONIA July Aut). 12 Sept. IS Montreal to Plymouth, t'herbonrs A London ANTONIA May 27 July 1 Rug. ANOANIA June 17 July 22 Aug. 28 For information, tickets, apply to Local Agents of Company's Office 631 Second Seattle.

Phone Elliott 1682. Astoria and Way Points STR. GlSORGIANA (V HOURS TO ASTORIA Speedy, dean, safe. comfortabe. Lys.

Daily (except Friday). 8 A. XL NIGHT SERVICE Lvs. Daily (except 7:30 P. M.

Fare $1.85 One Way IS Boaad Trip Connections made tor all North and South bestcbe at Astoria. Alder St. Dock 'Broadway 344 THE HABKI5S TRAJfSPOBTATIOX CO. K. T.

H-hbock. 28. rtmt Portland, awl Mar M.1 Dstss. IS. 550t B4th rrrm southeast Harry Pwkimeton.

2. 834 FajfO street, Msne Rchiaman. lg. 83 Farfo straet. WEDDING -c, m.

e. smith or. noas atte. BIRTHS TOCEXS To Mr. and Mrs.

Jia R. Tonens, S92 Rom April 23, a. WHITB To Mr; SB Mr. Fraci K. White.

I SOS E. 47th st. 3.. Aprtt- 21, ton, ALBERT and Mrs. Edward A.

ABwrt, 141 Mmnnsfi. April S3, a sost. StnALLlSTEB To Mr. snd Mrs. Cyras K- Mt- Allister.

434 Btackstnn st-. April a sea. CHAPt.ER-Te Mr. and Mrs. Raymond It W.

460 2d st. S.j April 29. daashter. COLLINS To Mr. mnd Sn.

Ieo Colline, .505 i Wiilisms April 2S. a son. SCWVLTZ To Mr. and H. Srlwlts, 1 82" Massachusetts April 2S.

-a son. CALlnvKl.I. To Mr and Mrs. Raymond W. aMwell.

1233 Missouri April 22. a son. DEN'XI To Mr. am! Mn iors A. Dinis.

1119 MUJ April a dachtr. SMITH To Sli and Mrs. Victor F. Smith. i SODS Albifiif April 30, a.dawrhter.

8HOWERJU.N To Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. Showprraan. 2201 E.

Ash April 23. a daughter and snn, tTrins. STREITT To Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Streitt, RIO S.

Leonard. April 23. a daosbter. LEE To Mr. arwt Mrs.

Gienn E. Lre. 1212 i Brooklyn st, April IS. a daughter. (iREEN To Mr.

and Mrs. Coleman Green. 6 E. Main st. April 27.

a son. BR AST To Mr. and Mrs. Lather L. Bresy, 1144 Emecen April 28.

a son.s EVERTS To Mr. snd Mrs. Mnriel A. Exerts, Woodstock April 30, a daughter. DTKEMA.V" To Mr.

and Mrs. Chester A. Dyke-man. Estarada, April 21. a son.

S'jOYES To Mr. snd Mrs. Psnl C. Noyes. Linn-ton.

April 21. a danghter. rATI8 To Mr. anil Mrs. John Emerson Paris, Elk City.

April 20. a dsnghter. LEE To Mr. sod Mrs, Hotton E. Lee, Linnton, April 2.

son. Hl'Llx- To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hull, Park Kw, April 24. son.

HARRIS To Mr. snd Mrs. Willamette Harris. Oregon lity. April 10, a dsnghter.

TJRSOX To Mr. snd Mrs. Charles V. Larson. Multnomah.

April 1'. a fson. ROBERTSON' To Mr. snd Mrs. Henry W.

Robertson, White Salmon, April 10. a daughter WRWIN To Mr. and Mrs. Reynold J. Btirson.

Jjnntoit. April IP, a fon. blRIANI To Mr. snd SalTatare Sirianl, rOth 22. a son.

WEBB- To Mr. and Mrs. 1VM M. Wbb, 791 l-nton are. X.

April 2B. Ron. DEATHS G(VTE Earl J. Goode. 7412 55th are.

S. E. 7 April 30. T. K.

of lung-i. LAWSON Iois Us, 34 Morrison st-. 1 ear. May 1. uherrulsx meninitia.

rROLL Joseph C. Prt-U. 41 E. 53d St. April 2fl, lober pneumonia.

'AlL Richard Vail 587 MoiitsomeiT drire, 74 years. May 1. ieniirious anemia. SHERMAN James N. Sherman.

2 H- E. 26 Ui 70 years. May 1 srteria wleroM. KOZETT- Sarah J. Hniett, 42i Jessup 72 years.

May 1 sellte urrraia. (iBANT-Mary Grant. 135(i E. Yamhitl 55 year. April 27.

uremia. BCRTON Jc.hn H. Burton. 070 Corbett 1B ears. April 20.

lober pneumonia, WERT Iier-ria Wert. 427 K. Ash 02 yf-arA, April U8. rerebral hrmorrhsge. ROVLANCK iJtfall A.

Koylsure, 258 E. 4t.h 2 years. May 1. septiraetnia. BAIRI Ira 328 13th st 56 yean.

5fy 2. cerhral hemorrliage. CAMARAS Suie Camaras, Multnomah station. 29 years, April 30. injuries in chest, accident.

CR1SCHOW Evelyn C. t'rifrhoAT. 70O 0th 24 davs. May 1, inanition. BROOKS Anna Brooks, 1301 E.

Bumside st-. 22 years. May 2. diabefj-. mt-llitis.

JAMES Edwin James. IUB Rodney 54 'yean. April 30, iwiralyRis, M)E W. O. Moe.

215 W. Richmond, 68 years, April 30. pulmonary T. B. READ-WH ITE Anna Read-White.

832 Raleigh 42 years. May 2. cancer of nterus. H.MA Hattie M. Gilman.

70 E. 22nd St. years. May 1, Bright 's disease. NEW TODAY SO Near Auditorium 25x100 on Third bet.

Columbia and Clay, 18x25 store small house of three rooms on rear of lot. Worth, $9000; will take $7000; wonderful value. $2000 CASH BAL. TO SUIT AT 62 See Mr. Young, with 732 Chanr.

of Com. KORTHY RUG 0. FLUFF iiUGS Msde out sot your old worn-owl strpets sail rues. Ssts tutU tba prico of sow rue Us yoolaat ciotatnc i. xI2 Raws atwaJss -cleaned.

91.50 East 3580 IBS Esst Eigbtk STORE TO LEASE 291 Morrison, Between 4 th and 5th Sts. lease for five years. Full informatiori from PARRISH, WATKINS CO. 252 Stark St. Pkone Bdwy.

7644 CARPET CLEANING MesimMCi. neuAvima. Riuzmo. cto. i1 2 JtWOS SMS1POO, S2.bO.

Slatll sssss anasts wvae. Saatnars Banes atad. AAA. KINDS NEW sSATTRCSSCS tar SAA.S fLUFr RUOS woven frasn ass. sarpata.

Fwrntturw vsSwtsterctf and repaired. sMONKER MATTRKSS CARPET OAKANIRO WCmSS 10TX Lincoln St. Aut, 3971. teassrsosts Wsst rsxk sui TsmsiB At 10 A. Ill Tomorrow SPECIAL NOTICES 101 BIDS WANTED Bid an tevited and wQl ba cwjenad oa rl-day.

tha Sth das of aaay. 19 22. for alt Bacaaaary rock aad aarth axcsTatiass and fiU neoeasary to cosnolata thai grade for Bsarket road Nov fast cast ef Carver. Froaa aarveyor stake to surveyor stake S4. an necessary taforautloa and data, fn-croding form of; contract, bidders win apply to tha county surveyor at Oregon City.

Xacst btd wili he accompanied by eertifled ctec'i fog 8 of the mount of tha bi i CLACKAMAS COUXTT COCKT. 1 Bj It E. Cross. County Judge. iiues ptasienng crouw.

I'hohs East SI 80 or East 8924. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 254 CaW wuiies any kind o( na or liour wurs or vsi eatw for clnidren. t.sst ens a WANTED Cobkiog In country, Call 3i3 lnvs vom12. ELp WANTED---MALE AND FEMALE 205 MIDDLE AGED, refined eouple desire a perman ent, ponnoa as laaitor and manager ei a iirss class enactment hemse. Lhle of handlina ans kind (of.

heating system snd repair- work. A-ISI, Journal DRESSMAKING 2S3 HEMSTITCHING All WTtt aaaiaAtawl 4-Srkva Xlstll fi4r flaifflw nd riven pimvt Stritbt wvws i pc yartu a wt- an. aj IiL'Otf a k-iv-s DRESSMAKING snd tailoring; 13 years' es-- penence in east; satisfaction guaranteed. Main! 4707. HEM.STlTi'HIXii White, te par yard; bnttonsl We give S.

A green stsmpa 209 Alisky bldg. DRESSMAKING 12 12 th atrcsU 1'flla Aas4 1111911 LiKklbSM Abl.NO of all cbiktrva dothas a' specialty. CaU Woodlawa -tn-r fa-X'V a-ryj ny. fw STENOGRAPHER with offica will tska in aitrk wors. nroaawsy iu.

EXPERIENCED dressmaker by UyT" Referen atavsnau zsoa. BSMSTITCHING white, 6e per yard atraighli avuxxoa flailing saor. wuyal PMg. NURSES 25' TRAINED Kt'RKE feecirw'" reatuients sil Alva nursing by hour. Sell.

989. PBltATK maternity home. Bet ears tu ta-tients. Price reasonsble. East 868.

FOR RENT FURN 15 HED OOM3 30O Icae4 M.H 1 No- T83 WAS11INGWN. Almost full of pica peonle; room for more, i Sea what wo hsvS snd mats, yair reet-rvation. CALL 1st Y. M. C.

A. for free list of moderate priced moms for young men in sli parts of tha ify. including rooms at Central Y. M. C.

tele-phona tn each rocm, shower bstlis. rluh facilities. ARTHUR HOTEL. ITO lltn near Momsou Clssn and modern, rooms by weak: of month st reasonsble rates. DAYTON Hotel, 1st and Taylor, modern, free bath land phene.

Clean. All outside room. 60 cents ana up. f- a weeg snd ui. CIYT0N H0TEU I03H l5fl st.

bet. Wtsh. ingtos and. Stark nice, clesa rooms, pe weeg ana np; also private bsth. SK.VKN rooms, furnished, call 1606 Jordan BnnrtSy; hereafter 323 Railway Changs.

CHEAP sleeping room. batU, hu. and cold -ter, 31.50 per week. 83 N. Slst st.

i FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 301 LARGE Ifront bedroom-with bsth, phone. 83 per week. 312 per month. 1 block Mis-" sissippl car. 12 minutes business center gsrsgs If desired.

Woodlswn 4373. i LAIiGE PLEASANT BOOM ON THIRD FIXlOR AliJOINING BATHROOM It KARON ABLE RENT: WALKING DISTANCE: PRIVATE. -FAMlLYl 628 EVERETT. BDWY.t 787. LM St ALLY pleasant large sunuy front room, suitable for two: exceptionally furnished: also cne single room; moderate rent; home 4 53 Market, corner 1 8th.

slain 5213. LOVELXi big room adjvning bath ia bungalow home, beaiitinl. large, shady -Meal In summer, and close in: home privileges, piano; 1 or 2' employed. 411 Cook ave. Anto.

1828-10. CLEAN. leaant front room with closet 1 or 2 men iweferred; also single room, bath and furnace heat: rent very reasonable; walking diatsnce. Rf8 Ilolladsy. TODAY, Rt'NNY.

COMFORTABLE ROOM. 312.50 MONTH. CENTRAL, CU B. PUE-FERRED. MAHS1TALL 849.

1 1 LAKliE front room with II. and C. water; next to bath and phone; well furnished, clesn, quiet; 1 or 2 gentlemen; modern home, near 23d and Msr. S689. ONE steeping room with bath or without, with board or without.

Phone East 6331, Walking aists ONE or two girls way have room very reasonable, within Walking distance, en Eajt side. N-iHi, journal. VERY close in, large front sleeping first ythiog furnished, 34.50 per week. Mar. 1455.

I floor: ever; 869 Sth st. M0JEUN room, batli sJioinmg. Gesco furnace. hot and icold water, telephone, garage. Mar-shall 815.

i Newly lumiahed rnums.V light and 1 block from car line; use of bath snd phene. Tabor 2211. 1029 Esst Madison, NEWLT furnished rooms, private home, 827 Nelson st. cor. 26tli.

Take Hose; City cat to 26th, 1 block soutli. E. THREE! clean, pleasant furnished housekeeping rooms; H'i E. Morrison, corner I om SI 4 FURNISHED rooms, 327 -a month, near Jones' mUiapply upstairs. -137 NICELY FCKN1SHE1 SLEEPING ROOM: PHONE.

BATH. WALKING l-ISTANCE. 587 MADISON ST. MARSHALL 1839. TWO NICE i sleeping roumi or h.

k. rooms In private fasnily; rverything furnishes free phone. 1004 Commercial. Wocdlawn 6721. NEAT, clean front bedroom, bath connecting: right in town; very deairable.

Phono MarshaU 1278 after Btunday. A NICE aleeijing roonij, single or double; heat, plenty of hot water; also one on third floor. 268-12th, Uiln 4WV. BOOM next to bath, 815 per month. 173H Green near 23--- and Washington.

Marshall FOR RENT, front room, bsth, phooa, S3 a between Union and. Williams 290 Eugene street. REASONABLE, clean, comfort able room, piano; (desirable location) 919. East Main. Tsbor 8402, LA RG rooms; next to bath.

plenty hot ws ter walking Bdwy. ttoyt. PCHNACE tree phone and bath. ,815 par month. 19 is.

stsin sosu. FURNISHED rooms' iii prlvste. No. '144 JJT 14th. cornet of Hoyt.

Broadway 1407. COMKURTABI.E modem i-. sleeplns porch it desired; West Side, MalnL9463, NICE Junny room with home privileges. Wsik- lug distance. Bdwy.

25SO. ROOM AND BOARD 302 Nortonia Hotel ELEVENTH OFf WASHINGTON Tortland's high-class downtewn residential hotel. Ws give yoa the comforts of home. American 'and European plan. Kates reasonable.

PKIVATil family. Room and board for man and wile or for two ladiea or two seatlemen. 4233 49tb avs. Woodstock ear. i BOARD and room in ttuict residential hotel, eiosa in; Main 6381.

ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY 303 NICE larae double room suitable for 2. with board, in private family C. 8. preferred use of piano and borne privileges; 20 min. walk to town.

284 E. 1 ft. N. Kait 1500. ROOM and board, two Christian girls, couple or mother and ia attractive private home.

No other boarders. 4219 4bU ara. WS. ear. A WIDOW with a nice luuna.wiu room and board working men; noma privileges, 88 per week; class in, J60 Morris Mississippi car.

BOOM and board for I or 2 congenial yours men. Close Boo privileges, S43 W. jotb. Mar. Seav.

ROOM and board Jot two girls, 480 a month, in modern soma with homa priviacgea, 1039 Vsmos ava. Alberta i fcricB Ftt6Nt ROOM 't-ftR GEN'fLEMF. ONLY; MODERN, CLOSE IS, WEST BIDE. 8 MEALS. 332.

AUTOMATIC 0lS-8tt. DESIRABLE room with axcelieot board lor out 'SentlemasvtU conveniences; worth, your time to Investigate. Phone Bast 24 61. BOOM and board, onodera conveniences, good homa eofAing, reasons bla prices: wslking distance. Phooa East 2500.

378 Ross at. SEE. BEST OF ROOM AND BOAKD IN PRIVATE' HOME," 1 MINUTES VMk TO HEART OF CITY. EAST 188Q. NICE large roosu.

with, breakfast and dinner if preferred, in widow's heme; boat car service, noma orivilerea. 'TaboT 7849. CHILDREN WILL BECEIYB GOOD CAEE IN HOME OF M0THERLI WOMAN. AUT. 30-25.

BOOM and board, home privilages, use. of piano." 693 Davis 2 blocks irom Wasldngtoa. near 19th. Bdwy 1403. CHOICE private boarding place near Multnomah club; large room, two beds.

Nice Phone Main 2219. BOARD ami room "by week or monUi at Z2i Park at. Phone Main 73X8. Vt ANT l.Ula school' girl to board. Mots fur company; $29, Woodlawa 4484." I CLEAN, WEIXcFCHNISHED, SUNNY; ROOM; REASON ABLEL 7005.

FUKERAIV NOTICES 04 GU. MAN Residence ot her dsnghter. S7S East "Sd street north. May 1. Hatue Murtha Gd-nsn.

aged SO years, bales ed mother of Mrs. WUleaa Duggsn and Mrai Katherina Chappell of this Kttneral will be held at the soovs teaicisnie. Wednesday. May at a. m-, theoce to Madeltaa ehstreh, 24th and Siskijnsu.

where requiem mass will ba off end. Friends Invited, fnterraxtt Rose City cemetery, Arrsngements in charge of East Sida- Funeral THrt tor. NORDSTROM In this rilj, Mar 2. Ssrsh S. Nordstrom, aged SS years, lste of 99S Hoh-toe.

at. mother ft Frank Robert Esther E-, and Tvid E. Nordstrom and Mrs. Hnlds Eatrss. snd sister ef Mra.

Jacob Jensen. aH of Portlaad.i Tha tunersi sen sua will ba' held May 4. at 1 p. at Finley's Mor-taary. Montgcsnsry at- 5 th.

Fiienda invited. service. Ht Scott cemetery MORELAND May 2. at tha lata residence, 17 uat 1 JUi St. Julius Irving, ased ST years, huaband of Aileen Morelsmi.

father of hry, of Mr. C. kloreland and brother of Mri. Mark W. Gill, Mrs.

4.heatrr A. Moorsa. H. L. and E.

W. More land of Portland. The funeral servica will be held Thamdsy. May 4. at p.

at Finley's Mortuary. Montgomery at Sth. Friends in Had- Concluding service. Lena Fir cemetery. SCOTT, -iu thia city.

May -2. Ketlte M. Scott, aged 5 2 years, beloved ywif of Sidney Scott, mother of -Walter H. Scott of Oakland, Mr. William R.

Parent of Ocean Park. sister of i Larry and Chester Smith of Portland. Funeral services will be held Friday st 1 p. m. at the rre Methodist eburch.

East 55th and Fenders. Interment Rosa City cemetery. Remains st tha residential parlors of Miller A Tracer: PAINTER At the family home. S0 EUioU May 2, David 8. Painter, aged 57 years, husband of Laura Painter, father of Isvid I and Hal M.

Painr. both of this city. Tha funeral services sn he held at the. conservatory chapel of tha East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E.

Alder st. at 2 p. m. Thursday, May 4. Ftiends rnviied.

ROT LANCE The funeral services of tha lata Lafael A. Roylance will ba held Thursday, May. 4, at 2 p. at the L. 1.

S. church. East 25th and Madison, at 2 p. m. Interment Rose City cemetery.

Arrangements in cam of Miller A Tracey. FUNERAL. DIRECTORS IPS Bast Side Funeral Directors F. C. DUNNING.

INC. "The Family 8ets the Prica" 414 E. Alder st. Phone East S2 Edward fiolman Son THTRP AND SALMON MAIN 50? Snook Whealdoii FITNERAI DIRECTORS SUCCESSORS TO BREEZE A SNOOK BET MONT ATS8TH TABOR 1258 Dunning: McEntee Morrison st. at 'J til BT'adway 430 Ant.

45-5 A. I. KENWOHTIIT H.a. HENDERSON A. D.

Kenworthy Co. 5802 R2n st. S. E. Auto.

SJ8-21 Lerch, Undertaker EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNE PHONE EAST 781 Finley's Mortuary MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH MAIN MII.I-Ett A TRACEY. independsnt funeral directors. Funerals $75 and up. Wsahingtoo at Ella St. Broadway 2601.

Auto. 518-44. err iar-s-s NKW KE8IUENCE A DyrnCS -ESTABLISHMENT. f01 WILLTsW AVE. McENTEE A EILERS trwersl parlors with all the privacy of a heme; 16th and Everett Phone Broadway 2123.

Auto. 521-38. sts M. Guibrsndson R. II.

Reed CHAMBERS 348-250 Killingsworth sve. Wdln. 8306 6a Williams sve. Phone East 1088. L'N'OKUTAKINO CO.

Phone Main 4152. Cor. 3d at Clay. MONUMENTS 106 OTTO SCHUMANN rlARBLB WOCtfOB CICUUJTT MZMCSUAXS tjg.THlRP S.W8C S10fC C.T43 FLORISTS 107 Martin Forbes Company 354 WASHINGTON MAIN 269. PTNE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS AKTISTCALLY ARRANGED.

SS HOT HOUSSS MAIN 7709 aiaow sv.aiTweiis ia FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Main 4737 "We Will Please Ton YAMHILL AT TENTH Smith's Flower Shop "Portland'a rlroereasiTe Florist" Flowers for All Occasions Main 721 B. T. C. Luke. 6th and Alder LOST AND FOUND 108 LOST English setter white with large black i r.

l.s seen in Ladd addition, near Maple and Holly, April rs otiiy aeuwooq ao. icsiu. S50 REWARD for tba return or informa- tion trading to tha recovery ol young Discs ana whit English setter dog; stolen a month ago. Aut. IXST Black bill folder containing currency and papers, in business district, evening May 1.

Please return to address inside or phone 516-79. Liberal 'reward. LOST Pair of gold-rimmed spectaolas, corner of Hist and Sandy bird. Finder return to 606 E. Slst st.

N- and reei-a liberal reward. LOST- Platinum bar pin, diamonds; grin. Portland hotel. Saturday night. Liberal reward.

Tabor 5848 BROWN fox neckpieoe. lost ia Alberta district or oa Morrison st. Reward. Call after p. Wdln.

6401. LOST Saturday, wrist watch on yellow- ribbon, monogram M. oa back Finder call Wood-lawn 374 after 6:80 p. m. Reward.

LOST A aenall die as arid brooch, with pearl setting. Liberal- reward. Mrs. Bea Selling. Benson hotel.

FOUND, puna with money. Phono Main 3840. after 6 p. m. Mrs.

Beat. LOST, brosm cloth bag at North 18th and Everett Bdwy. 1318. 154 N. 18th st.

LOST Sunday, gold chain with two key a Call Broadway. S04. Reward. LOST Purse containing S80. Finder please return to 1814 K.

3-d a. X. or can 82S-40. Reward. LU.ST, on the east side, hunch of keys.

Call Main T28. EDUCATIONAL 200 BEGIN EARNING MOXET QUICKLY Karon for day or night achool at this great buri ass college, tha training school for. sac-tsssw. Caarsas include comptometer, stenography, banking, bookkeeping, private secret-net. Wrtta or phooa Main fi0 for frsa catsJocas.

Fauitli. sear Morntscn. Portland. EARN 3110 to S250 s-onthOy. expenses paid, as railway traffic poaitaoa) guaranteed attar 3 mouths' spare rime atady or asonsy rs- faaded.

ExceUaat opportunitlsa. Writ lor fraa booklet. gtaad. Buslniai Traintms Uafc, aaunajg-, is. a.

MOLER BARBER COLLEGS wiU teach yoa tat asst tat asgn wae-a; racassa aoaaa par while Issmifig; po-ilions seeurad. Orcgoat --sarvacc Bsaa rsosavw atata aid, Wiita eall for cstalorne. 34 Bumside -at. CLLFTOSXt Prrrata teatractiass applied sryrolaa7 percma poeaoroma. rnvsta rasningi I43V for appatntmewt.

iiUOW CARD 6 -week to months rovtrse. McDEttMOTT SCHOOL or'fTTEBINO JSS First st Phone Marshall 1647. J.EARS TELEGRAPHY Railway Telegraph inatitote, 434 Railway Kicnsnaa Tiag. say snq Tngnt, lasses. hsura barber trade; whiie learning.

Oregoa Barber Coiiega. 233 Madi ri i sfi'n mmm wf Qf tl: ZOO IM MIHETY DAYS Stadenta take aSetaHesi at 85 words pet attar AS days' instructioa. We have 3 courses day, evewng or hums i study. Ws trach typing. Englbh.

spelling and short hand. Write, phono or csS for our test lesson ia soon-hsnd. "IT'S FBEE a TWIN "8- SH0BTHAK SCHOOL CIS IS Dekuni bMg. Bdwy. 6S30.

EARN TOCB WAY THROCGH SUSKT BLDQ.j, AND -MORRISON HELP WANTluDIALE 301 MEN'S knitted neckwear saleamea.i with an established foHowing with haberdashers and de-pavtmenf stores in rbe entire state of Oregoa. Give fair information in first) letter st to experi ence, yearlx sales, line bow carried; and ref TRIANGLE NECKWEAR X. E. Cor. Spring Garden and MsrshaU Sta I PhUadelfhia.

FORD SALESMEN We- have an opening for two good men. Yon don't have tji be polished. Just gnod phiggers. i Tha "product is sold. Men that ran find, buyers sn make Full details on answering this sd.

Give phons sum oer. -ZT, Journal. V. ANTED Two aasl and door mschina men and two -bench carpenter or cabinetmakers; per hour. Spauldlng Logging Mo-Minnvtlle, Ore.

WANTED Office boy for wholesale house, not under years of age. Answer, giving' age snd family connections. Address Journal. STEADY WORK Experienced iwesvera -wanted. Apply Portland ooien asm.

i WANTED A gear cfeaner. one that under stands cleaning and painting gears. Bontly's Auto Pslntlag 33d and Washington ats. HEADQCARTERS for cook and kitchen help. 43 St North Broadway 2339.

GtM.il real entate. wietnus wnn car. tiood op portunity to right TTtr. ftOa Swetlsnd bldg. i ir.tr mrn- mis pisiiv pairing; special J-IPS.

Jonrnsl. SALESMEN I have the beat 23o seller here. After 6 p. 324 Failing at. WANTED--Agents to sell something new in sub? accessories.

Cat 265 I Jirrsbss st WANTED Experienced man l'O" plumbing supply shop. Portland Pipe So-p. 86ft Front. I'AKTN pU. estsblwliea wooasw buine-x, plenty work, small investment.

SOS Swetlsnd bide HELP WANTED--4rEMALE 204 THE WOMEN'S PKOTECllVat DIVISION, city of Portia ud. offers its services In sli matters pertaining to tna Wsltsrs and protection women and girls interviews confidentiai. 614 Worcester 3d sad Oak -sta, V-ona Main aa-. i AtiENTS snd demonstrators new, wonderful face creams snd lotions; good psy, efperiesce nrelerred. Bdwy.

4o GIRL in. doctor's home: and office; permanent if experience unnecessary. Journal. ELDERLY woman to do light lwusework TTr elderly couple on farm, 313' per month. S6, Journal.

A ItORESS wanted to work on Isdies' garments mast be first class. Economy Shop, 575 tasmngUHi st. SALESLADY to sell students reference Bible. preferred. Call Mrs.

Pflce. East 7S74 Thursday. MAID for cooking and genera housework, small house, gas furnace; references. 379 Aspen St. 4712.

ELDERLY lady wanted as housekeeper in conn- try for family of 4 Swedish lady preferred. John Shoberg, Colton, Or. STEADT ORK Experienced weavers, wanted. Apply Portland Woolen Mrtls. ANY G1K in need ni a tnena, apply to ths Salvation Army Rescue' Honrs, Mayfair snd Alfxandet sts.

t'none Mam Jt60. l)-t car. GIRL FOR general housework. 2 adults, one child. Apply 185 ISuh between Yamhill and Taylor.

COOK or waitress for restaurant, to take full charge. 063 First So. Portland GRKtit; shorthand taught privately by expert. Broadway 4116. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 20S CANVASSERS, men and women, work with crew.

Big money and good future. Hotel Angela. 62S Waahingron. WANTED Amateurs- at tha Casino theatre. Thursday night.

283 Bumside, SITUATIONS WANTED rMALE 251 LEAKY ROOFS Skill full renaired and minted: references: hundreds of utisfied nutamM: 20 rears' et- prnence, Bdwy. 1572 or Main Prices tne lowest. Jl S. 236 B. of CARPENTER work.

ini. work, ban-sawing, re pair work promptly attended to. Nelson nieison. 63 Nortb Park sta. Phone Automatic 033-8 1 WHEN you have roof trouble, call Auto.

639-63. let na figure your reah inglfhg and roof paint' ing; lowest price, work guaranteed. Auto. KS9-S3 PLOWING, basement digging, day or contract. General tesming.

Call p. m. Ant 622-68. CEMENT WORK. GOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED.

KARL BATTEE A CO. PHONES EAST 8153 OR SELLWOOD 919 CARPENTER Estinuuea given on repair work, roofs repaired and garages built. Shop, 1367 ms va come. jsdot litsu, MAX will take, job milking or any farm work small wsges and famished house; has boy able to Beip; will do any kind of work. Bell BOSS.

PAINTING, paper hanging and tinting; prices reaeouaDle; wora onop 13oa Hawthorne are. Tabor 1722 or Tabor 1260. ROOFS rashingled gutters snd downpipe put up st pre-war prices. years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed, estimates free.

-East 1928. WOODLAWN Best tor 6613 Painting, Paper Hanging. Koof Painting. SCREENS made to order, eld screen doors and windows repaired. All kinds flower boxes made to Anto.

317-27. CARPENTER and general repair man, with best of reference; non-union. after May 2. 35 for hours. kv-22.

Journal. BOY with grammar school education, support or widowed xootner. needs employment now. East 7848. YOUNG MAN with family, must have work.

Garage or machine shop preferred. U-28. Jour- naL i LOTS plowed and harrowed good work; excavating, general teaming, reasonable. E. 8873.

BASEMENTS, gen. teaming. Contract or day won. Ant. A'APEKHANGING, in ide finuhing; first class work-; est, furnished.

Tsbor HOati. TLNNKK work dona reasonable, by hour or Job; satisfaction giisranteed, Wdln, 5568: WE FLOW and harrow your lot recuxxuible; good work. East 8226. CEMENT walks, drives, garages and waits. uawy.

ui.i. ROUGH carpenter wants Work, reasonable. Phone vAUson. wooajawa sua. HOUSE RAISING, cement work of all kinds; reasonabi.

aisrsrfaii aaco. CARPENTER work, in or oat of city. Phons East 826. Mullen enrutrnseo. EXCAVATING, plowing and all kinds af team work.

M. Fleidmg. Automatic e.s-ss. TINNER work dona reasonable by boar or job; satisfaction guaranteed. Wdln.

6568. PAINTING, papertug-, Unting. enamel work specialty; worg guaranteed. Tabor 5433. GOOD tailor wants work, a helper.

Phooa SeU-wood 24T. 'J CONCRETES pouring by machine; general ee ment work. -iau geti. iao, after p. m.

PLCMBLNG done very reaaonabla by tba sour or oy tne joo. au- zao-aa PAINTING, Papering, Tinting. Enamel work apce-uiyj won ispor 8433. PLCMBLNG, HeaUng. Geiwral kepsirihg Job- largs or small WALNUT tf S4.

PAPER HANGING, -PAINTISO, TLNTLNii." SELL. 2866. EXCAVATING. grading, plowing and gsoerai T. ssAsl sw SOU Contracting, Carpentery and- General K- parnng, ran iimchiii or iivo atelmont.

PAINTING, calcissining and inside finish. work raerancaed: nrteea krwast in town. ui! GAS surve and furniture repairing. Guaranteed TITWt csssa tm.J. wse, PLASTERING and chimney work, 109 46tb spot zoos.

LET as do your plosrins: good team: good tools. mz reaaoBBDi prssa, kmu oeu. 1 1 PAINTING, TINTINO, ALL BRANCHES 'ReX CARPENTER and contractor, lobbing, anything: inXPy pmmws r. nwny gUTi PS5S. gHINGLING.

roof tfyinim; auarant-" MarshaU 2189. -w, sTENOGBAPHR-BOOKsEEPEH WiU any irma oi tmtca wars, rs-ia. Journal. HOUSE and interior- painting. Tjntint Guar.

aateed Very re-sofale. Ant. 614-43 HABDWOOD FLOORS by day or contract. References. '14t Rodnity gva.

Wdln. 683 3. YOUNU nxsa wants onuuds work, Tabor 635! mUCrkTlONAX 101 SEALED BIDS will be reoeksed at ta tfie tba undersigned. 401 eoartboosa, PerUaad. Oresos.

Bttta 7:80 p. Msj S. 1S22. lor fnrnaoa castings ef Iron, deli rered fat Tsrinnt acboeJa, Pertiasd. Owon.

Bids 'will- be spmd at av recniar aaeetiri of tba board i-dirsetofs to ber bold at 7 p. tb sass day, in pma nsrtatsnt. va CMnaiovq as- vns t.i of the aaperinteBdent of rope flies, old Failing, sctwH. rtrst ana rorrer (treet. rortiana.

irregon, A cert iTied. check foe 10 percent (101 tits mount the proposal nasi' acoosnpSB srh bid. The board ef directors leatrtas tha right reject any or all bids, 1 (Signed) R. M. THOMAS.

School Clerk: snd Business Manager, Dated April 58. 122. Portland, Orefm, April 2th. 1S5Z. CKBD1TOR8 TAKE NOTICE; lis ring tha day parehMed pool recm sad confectionery located at S8S Burn side Portland, froa O.

ore land, all eredMore ha sing claims against said business mesent tham to S04 PANAMA BUM. A. ft. ROCHE. MEETING NOTICES 103 XOBI.F.S Moch r-reparation has bees mad by the nobility at Baker to entertain st a ceremonial see-sion to be held at Baker.

on Ma? IS. 122. A special train Kill leare Portland at' A o'clock p. May 12. returning some time on Sunday.

May 1 4. lnu all i faithful nd join the caraTan. Make yonr i est nations, NOW at Consolidated'' ticket offices. Sd and Washington ats. Onr potentate so directs.

HARVEY BSXTCVriTH. Recorder, 205 Imperial Hotel OB BOON Assembly S. 1. I'nited Artisans, will gie a 500 card party and dance Thursday erening. May 4, at O.

VV hall. 128 11th st Cards still commence promptly at Isnrine frcsn 10 to 12. Card prises, door prise, good floor i committee and union music. Everybody in-Tited. Ve will trj and show you a good time.

Admission 25 cents. B. F- VAN AUmXE, Sec. SAMARITAN lodge. No.

2. I. O. F. Meets every Wed nesday evening a 8 o'clock, at No.

8 North KlerenHi street. near Stark. Third degree tonight. Visiting brothers always welcome. II.

H. BARSTOW, N. JESSR T. JONES. Rec.

Seey. OVIj REAZEB GROTTO Informal dance, i'Tthisn tem-tl. Friday. Mar 6. Masonic, Kastern Star fraternity and friends invited.

A. McKAE, fhainntn. HAWABEKS. TENT 1. will hold short review tomorrow (Thurs day! evening at it hall, then gv in body to card party end dance of leaiev Kevew No.

7 at rsthian temple. liegree work postponed later date. Bir sttendance nrged TTSON KINSEI.I.. R. K- ONEONTA TRIBE.

IMP O. R. meets every Thursday nigbt, W. O. W.

hall. 112 E. Bth Visiting brethren welcome. F. O.

LEHMAN. C. of R. ORIENT LODGE SO. 17.

I. O. ifii aaaa F-- meets this (Wednes-iJMJT dsy) evening in Orient hall. E. Kth and Alder at 8 o'clock.

Initiatory degree. J. MARTINUAJ.E, N. G. HALE.

Ser'y. 17" CALANTHE IXiDGE NO. 21, K. OF meets Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, st cor. Killingjworth and Al-ina avenue.

Visiting Pythisns invited. M. JAMES. of R. B.

C. A. WIDKNMA.V C. C. COIUMBIA IADUE NO.

It 4. A. F. AND A. M.

Stated communication tomorrow (Thursday) evening, 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren always welcome. By order of W. M. FRED 7 OLSON, Seo'y.

MEETS every Wednesday night at 8 o'clock, 912 Williams avfe. Visirine hmtlwn ONY lccma 4 A. J. NESS. N.

G. CXF R. TRACEY. See. LENTS IX)UGE SO.

156, A. T. ANT A. M. Special communication.

7 :3 p. May 3. Work in E. A. and F.

C. S. OGSBURT. Sec. SrxXYSIDE LObGfE NO.

163, A jmys? Si a-l A. si. East SPth and Hawthorne. Special at 7 p. May 4, F.

C. degree. KENTON LODGE NO. 145 A AN A' M' Stated corainunicae tion Thursday evening, 7:80. There will be two rpeakers to rpeak on eomethnw of interest.

Visitors welcome. R. B. HSAgLET, Sec. WAYERLY LODGE NO.

174TrA. F. AND A. M. East 26th and Clinton sti Stated communication this Thursdsy 8 o'clock.

WILLIAM JAPPERT. See. COURT MT. HOOD. NO.

1. Foresters of America, meets every Wednesday night at East Side Men's ball. 114 Grand ava Social sight fourth Wednesday each month. All Foresters invited. KOSB OF SHARON L.

L. O. No. 201. meets fiist and third Wednesdays of each ironths in Auditorium Hall.

208 Third st. Sirs. Lucy Rose E. Thompson, Recording Secretary. A REAL DANCE Don't miss the b'g danc st Odar Ptn St-ut(jy May 6.

Conssnisl crowd, fine mDsls. Itke Grechim car to Linneman junctiuii. jaen 5e, ladies free. Refreshments. BIG secho-Slovak dance.

May 6. Sennia hall. 22d and Savior street. 5-piece jazs music. Ladies free.

EMBLEM JEWELRY a specsahy, buttons, pisa, charms. Jseger 131-113 Sth at, DEATH NOTICES 103 WINDOLPH At the residence of her daughter. in-law, Mrs. Anna Windolph. 989 E.

Cs.ru tiers street. Adolohine Windolph. aged 92 years, beloved mother of Charles and Robert Windolph of Lead, N. and Mrs. M.

Manuson of San Diego. and grandmother of Louise. Dorothy. Fred. Joseph, Carl and Herman Windolph of this city.

Remains at McEntee Eilera' parlors. Fnneral notice later. HABGREAVE8 In this city. Msy 8. Robert E-.

aged 36 years, late of Rjwebsrg. son of Urs. Maria Hargreares and. brother of Fred. John end Juw Hargreaves.

Mrs. Elmer Carrick and Mrs. Charles Watson of Portland. William Hargreaves of Eugene, and Arthur Hargreaves of Springfield. Or.

Tha remains are at Finley'i mortuary, Montgomery at Sth. Notice of funeral hereafter. BAIRD Msy 2. at tha residence, S28 1 Sth street, -Ira W. Baird, aed 56 years.

Beloved husband of Lucille Baird and fs tiler of Merritt Baird of acorns. Mra. A. C. Strange of Astoria, Mrs.

S. Reinhart of Portland, Notice of funeral later. Br mains at the psrlonj of Miller A Tracejr. VERT At the family residence. 601 Belmont street.

May T. Mra. Elisabeta Irwin Vert, aged 62 vesrs. wife of MacRae Yart. mother of Franc A Gaorge A.

and Kenneth Vert, and Mia. Jessie C. ail of this city. The remains sr. at toe conservatory chapel of tha East Sida Funeral Directors.

Notice af service will appear in a later iseue. DAXNEB At tha residence, 846 Multnomah street. May A. Theodora Dannsr. aged SS yean, beloved husband of Mary K.

DajLOer. Funarak notice latar. Arrangeimenta ia ear af Miliar at Tracey. GRCBEB At the residence. May 2.

626 La-laad street. Sophia ruber, aged 6 Years. Beleved wife of Peter Oraber. Notice of funeral later, A rrsngeasents in care of Miller A Tracey. UCHTTr May 2.

William B. Lichty. aged 76 years. Remains at the parlors of Miller ek Tracer. Notice off funeral later.

CARFiS OF THANKS WE WISH to give our sincere thanks to our many frienda aad neighbors for their ksadnaaa aad sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved hssbaad aad father, son-in-law aad brother-in-law. Mrs. Assy Goden, Musi Amy Godea. Mra. M- KaOhan, Mr.

aad Mrs. W. Kenhan. WE WISH to thaak ear friends aad tha oT O. F.

for fkair sympathy and beaat-tal floral offerfnga tendered at the death af vast beloved fathar. Henry Nellia M. Crookv-Mm. Felix Dielsrhn eider. FUNERAL NOTfCJD 104 MacEWAN In this city.

May 1, 1932. Helen T. MacEwsn. Funeral sei lioaa will be bekt at tha chapel of dwara Holmaa. A Ron, 3d and Salmon Thursday.

May 4, at 1SUI0 a. Interment Rose City cemetery GRANT The funeral sen lie for tha lata Mary Grant of 1856 E. Yamhill at, will be held Thursday. Mar 4, at 2 :3 9. at Ftb ley's mortuary, MoetgoMci at 5 th.

FVienda invited. Coarluchns service, Mt Scott cemetary. "SPECIAL NOTICES (Ccmtimifd From Pate Ono) and Watson have not befn close political friends or some time, WATSOS'S COCSTY FOR BF.VER1DGE Uush county, the home of Senator Watson, gave Beveridge a majority of Beveridjre carried the Calumet steel district, of which Oary is the center, and La Porte, fit. Joseph and Klkhart jcoiinties. the major counties in the 13th congressional district, which contains South Bend as the leading city.

Because of the long ballot, tabulation of returns in the -congressional raues was slow. WET CASHI A 1K LEADS William B. Anderson, running on a wet platform, was leading over William R. Wood, incumbent congressman in the Kth for the Republican nomination. Oscar Bland was renominated by the Rfpublicans in the second district.

ij. W. Fairchild. Republican congressman, was renominated in the 12th district, including Fort Wayne" Richard Klliott. Republican, won the nomination in the sixth district lover a field of five.

Andrew J. Hickey, Republican, renominated in the 13th district, will "be or-losed by Esther Kathleen O'Keefe, who received the Democratic nominatibn. It ALSTON FOR Famuel Ralston, former governor, won the Democratic nomination for senator, polling a majority of the votes over a tield of five candidates. OLD LINE RKPt BI.I( ARE DlMBFOrXDED AT RETIRES Washington, May 3. Something very closely akin to consternation and "panic struck "old line Republicans" in Washington this -afternoon when late 'returns from the Indiana primaries indicated the probable victory of ex-Senator' Albert J.

Beveridge. 'the former progressive, over Senator Harry S. New, tha close personal friend of President Harding and recognized as administration spokesman in the senate. WESTERN MEMBERS AT (Continued From Page One) honest manufacturers are for itj The only ones against, It are the dishonest manufacturers and the New England bloc." That seemed to nettle Samuel E. Wins-low, chairman of the committee In.

question, who is from Massachusetts, and who is a member of the steering: committee, and is a millionaire fnanufacturer ol roller skates. W1X8LOW APPEALS I.OFT "I think it Is hardly necessary to- reply1 to the statements made" by i an lll-ad-vlsed or otherwise inconsequential -member." said Winslow, with becoming; loftiness. The attack on the committee was composed of wild, disconnected statements, he added, and he made it plain that the committee intends to attend to Ha business according to its own judgment "as to the importance of the measures." It was noted that Ramseyer's discussion of the committee's inaction, was received with considerable applause, while Winslow's rebuke was heard In E'ience. It Is out of such Incidents, many times repeated, that revolt of real proportions may The chance for, a body blow at the ruling oligarchy would be much better If primary i and election day were not so close at hand. Resentful members are not sure that they would be sustained In an outbreak now, when the administration is appealing to all hands to stand together for the good of the party.

HOLD tP McSABT BILL The steering committee, controlled by Winslow, Madden, Dunn and other men with "sane views" from the Kast. are also the men who threaten to hold up the McXary-Smith hill for reclamation, which is strongly supported in the West and the South. It may be recalled that Mr. Madden, now chairman of the pow erful appro priationa commitBse, rejoiced when the present congress was electea that Republicans from east of the Mississippi and north of tha Ohio would the house for the first time In many years. BUILDING PERMITS Tha lollosdns permits hava Been issed for nperxtio ns mounting to SlWtf or more: M.

If IPaTOi ft MlHSMk Sfwt tores. 17 Wytaot at. bet. Morrison, and Alder sta. onuoer, votumoia nou 1 KTtti HliOt SJKDB1MS1 MS bat.

2d. and builder, same: S100S. KeU M. (ireen Krect reaidenco 48 Laber- ty net oui builder. Zimarmaa-Weaer.

Bldg. S3Ott. thorns bet. 49th and bOUl bttiktsr, aama; tlS.OOO. t-.

R. Mellyer rsct rssidence. 1150 Chico baa. S7tA ant StS builder, aama; GJ MOTer Ens rtsddenca. 6835 B.

8th bet. StA and SSUt; builder, same; Alios E. DWltt Erect raaUenea. 420 B. 40th st.

bet. Hancock aad Tiliamook; bwlder. 6ors W. PeWittS 280. H.

j. SUwsrt Erect residence. 4S2 K- Slst st. bet. The Alanwda and.

Stantoa; builder. 1' ickok: 4M- A. T. lArica Erect rrstdeuca. 8B27 67th bat.

9ou and SSUt builder, aagnc: $200tt. TjsT Heaairosm Brect Tsaidimoa. 9SS Mt-sonri, bet, Blandina, and Pattom; baildec, aama; Natiws re rtsrtieneai" iiSS; I K. XSA bet Taniao and Lmstilta; boOdar, aaaae: 1 I 1 Harold tiuayla- Erect reaidenea, I24S tfaady. bet.

E. 4Sd N. and 44th boudar. I. R.

BaJey S4S00. K. 1 Tnmsir Krect mWi nr SOS Bnrn-ssde. bcC 5tn sad 4Ttat builtter. same; SatMW.

7 1 I i A. Tianner Erect -rssodesK. 644 27ta at bet. ftraaw. Sc Knott sta.

builder. Geasnre A. 46te: v-. Ueore Wckls--Ere residanest CSS 6 1st beV Sskiyo and fcucknat; Sama; S2KOS. i -V O.

C. Maey Erect residence. 983 Ankeny. bet. S2d and S3d ats.1 bvilder.

lt. O. Bictiord: A. T. Klanagan Erect sxsaUeBe, SIT E.

434 bet. Clay sad Hamsoo atj baiider, same; 3t. I POD CONGRESS Imp iyL SHORTSeaTrip I Spend moderately on your pate- age and yet get the maximum in comfort and service. Sail from Montreal Old Quebec two days down the picturesque St. Lawrence -only 4 days open sea.

TtBtocrtitic sMmfust at democratic farms on ONE- CtASS SHIPS Further- information from local r.H. Deacon, Ges. Xgl. Pas. Sept, railway and steamship agents or Talrd SC.

Fortlaa4, Or. Phos Bdwy. PACIFIC AOI NORTH CHINA LINE Columbia Pacific ShiDDins Co, rterrte Isrttasst Traas-SalYatsat POBTLA5D TO BHAKGHAL TSITOTAO, TtE3f. BAA), CHLSWA-5GTAO, TA1MX niraet Fnlykt SiWest KeaU. 6 i TOKORAXA.

KOBE, TSIS tTAKV IS. Eastern Sailor: 6 SHANGHAI, MANILA AND HONGKONG West KeaU. 6 JS Eastern Sailer. June 6 For Fartssr IsforatatleB Bearlsir 8sac, Bstss, Et. Aaply Traf tie Jesartaieat i I 509-522 Board of Trade Bldgr-, Portland, Ore.

Or ASTORIA SHIPrLSQ COJLTA5T, Aitarla. Oneoa. Of T. JOH5S A CO, Oatrai BsUdlss, feeatUs, ITasB. PCBLIC hearing c.n Sanitary (Vmmiona In Hoo Tarda, Berry Fieids aad Orchards win ba dd ia tbm rfrce of tha Industrial Welfare rcassnisaaan, S4S-648 Courthouse, Portiand.

Or JUjr 24. 123. st X9 p. St. i- COMPETENT woman wouid has to care -small child, lnqinre 646 E.

17th i i (CeolJf'iusd on. Foiiowing Pan). son' at. I.