The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 18

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1919, 18 SRVINGTOS PARK FtORAf, 4lk aa4 Hue MRS PAN loading Thursday. The steamer Circinus will be given the hydrostatic testa a week from Thursday Both ships are at the South Portland docks. IAN THREE EX-GE v.1 ITEl-P WAJITKIVMWC. it ACTOMOBH.K, trartre and atrplant mecban tea, expert Tnlcaiilaers, acetylene wekkrt ami machmieU that hive hern TRAINEn la onr aelMol are tn demand KVEBYWHEHR at RK wage per cent- PRACTICAL. WORK wit clear, understandable lectures by KXl'ErtTU.

Calls or write tor catal'igua. 1 HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL. Inc I 46S Hawthorne Aea. bands as the kurt and before that as the Dreadnaught, a four roasted steel bark of 4950 deadweight tons with two She was built at Glasgow- In 190. There are 57 ex-German boats now owned by the shipping board, of which 15 are passenger steamers.

It is understood that enly the sailers and the steam freighters are to be sold. Albert of Belgium. appeared at lira. Pankburat's meeting to appeal for aid of Belgian children, Mrs, Pankhurst eo onded the appeal In an eloquent manner. "These children not only need your charity, though It is not charity, but your gratitude.

It was Belgium that made it possible for the allies to win the war." VESSELS WILL BE F6rmer Enemy Boats, Arapahoe, Moshulu and Muscoota Operat-? ed With Merchant Marine. OFFERED FOR SALE 1 i.i. ateamer Moat Cenia, from Paget Bound. 4 Baa Pedro," Dee. 1.

K. ft) Arrived: Steamer Admiral Schley, 11 p. from Seattle, via jSan Franciaeo. Point Reyce. Dec, lv IL Tafaed: Steamer Laaaing, for Port San Luis.

Victoria, Deo. 2. N. Arrived: Steamer Proteailaus. from Manila, via Kobe, 9:20 a.

Dupont, Jf." Sailed: Steamer Terrier, for Baa Francisco. Point Walla. Dec 1. (L N. 8.) Arrived: Steamer AUaa, from San Franciaeo.

Pnget Sound Navyyard, Dec 1. (I. N. .) -Arrived: Steamer A let, from Norfolk; U. S.

Collier Brutus, from San Francisco. Dunteneaa, Den. 2. (L N. 8.) Pawed In: Steamer Frank 1L Back, for Seattle, J.0:40 a.

Qdeen. for Seattle. 10:40 m. Tacoma, Dec. 1.

(I. N. 8.) Arrived: Steamer Fulton, from Seattle; Nome City, from Seattle Saa Francisco, Dec. 2. Jf.

8.) Arrived let: Astral. Shanghai. 5:08 a. Collier Glacier, Los Angelea. 8:59 a.

Admiral Dewey, Lorf 2:40 p. m. Dutch Reamer Tjisondari, Beta via. p. m.

Caviar, Caspar, 8:55 Pi m. Sailed, 1st: Spokane, Loe Angeles. 4:30 p. Santa Barbara, Columbia river, 4 :40 p. m.

Art-tie. Fort Bragg, 5 p. Weat Conob; Manila, 5:15 p. m. Yellowstone, Marahfield.

5 p. m. Japanaeae ateamer Toyo Hashi Mara. Havana. 6 :30 m.

Providencie, Santa Rosalia. 0:55 p. Dillwyn, Tampico. 7 JO p. m.

Dredge Tualatin, Repaired -The Port of Portland! dredge Tualatin will be shifted to the drydock Wednesday morning to, be equipped with a new turbine couple and to have other small repairs made, after which It will move to North Portland harbor to begin Operating on the fill for the Aladdin company. V. Arrivals December CoL E. L. Drake, American ateamer.

from Ban Francisco, oil. i Bares No. 83, Americas barge, front Ban Franciaeo, oil. Willamette. Americas steamer, from San Francisco, passenger and general.

Falla of Clyde, Americas abjp, from Honolulu, molasses. Oleum, American ateamer, from Port Sao Luis, oil. Departure Daoembtr 2 Daisy Putnam, American ateamer, for Ban Pedro, lumber. i Claremont, American ateamer, for San Pedro, lumber. MARISEeAEMAXAC Waathar at River's Mouth North Head.

Dec. 2. Condition at the month of the rtver at noon: Clear: wind eaat. 10 mile; aea smooth. DAILY RIVER READINGS 8 A.

Pacific Time News of. the Port Position of Ships North Head, Dec. 2. Positions of ships at, sea as reported at 8 o'clock last nieht by radio were: Pw Queen. Han Franciaeo to Seattle.

275 mUea civilization." This opinion was Seattle. First of the ex-German vessels novr operated as units of the Amer-lean merchant marine to be put up' for, sale the United States shipping board la today asking tenders for the German sailers Arapahoe, Moshulu and 'Muscoota, according1 to a rnes-saga received by C. 1. Kennedy. -agent for the division of operations, from II.

H. Ebey, asslstanj director of the San. Francisco. r- The three vessels specifically mentioned are now operating In Pacific waters," or are under the operation of coast hlpptngfirrBB, but the telegram, which follows. Intimates that the government Wants to sell all the German ships in Its The message: TELEGRAM IS RECEIVED board is disposed to sell ex-' German sailors and freight steamers, for Instance Arapahoe, Moshulu, These would have privilege of engaging in coastwise trade in accord ance section nine of original shipping act.

Vessels to be Bold as Is without -I guarantee as to class or condition. Of- STATIONS hi New Manufacturing Firm The department of Industrie has sent letters to business men of Portland who pledged support In bringing the Aladdin Manufacturing company to this city, asking them, to send In their subscriptions for the site fill this week. A total of $25,000 was subscribed for this purpose by public spirited men of this city. BCILDIKG PERMITS K. H.

Colw, repair shop and rooms. 352 between Market and Mill; builder, Jacob I.osli; (60. A. D. Shorno, repair residence.

677 K. Ankeny between loth and 20tti; builder. Z. A. Zellor; $120.

Fred MaHess, install furnace 637 E. 54th N. between Stanton and Siskiyon; installers, Meier ft Frank $225. Mrs. Id.

K. Myers, repair residence 3810 624 st. between 87th and S8th builder, aasnr; $40. A. Berg, erect garage, 2 41 Ivy between Gantenliein and Commercial: builder, same; $75.

Y. Funatake. erect garage 627 4sth ave. between 96th and builder, same; $50. Mrs.

Mary WilEuisonAmofe and repair shed 9003 63th ave. between 90th and 91st; builder, same; $25. 1 Mrs. W. W.

Biggs, repair residence 6482 6th st. S. between 65th aid 64th builder. 1 1 iin 1 W. Li.

Miller, reiiair residence 706 N. Syra cuse between Fessenden and Catlin; builder, U. 1 c. A. A.

Abert. erect garage 294 K. 48th between Hawthorne and Market; builder, aame; $50. A. A.

I.ausman. install furnace 1284 K. 21st between Tolman and Yukon; installers, I'ortland Gas ft Coke $525. K. K.

KilmuDds. install furnace 14 50 E. 20th between Hulman and Yukon; Installers, Portland tias ft Coke $325. Tom Yorst, erect garage 422 K. 40th between Tillamook and Hancock builder, D.

Cheney; $225. ATCTION SALES TOMOHHOW AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE. 109-173 2d st Sale at 10 a. m. MEETING NOTICES 41 CAMP meets every Wednesday evening in W.

O. W. Temple. 128 11th at All members requested to attend. Visitors welcome.

H. DREW, C. C. UEUMAN BCHADE. Clerk NYDIA TEMPLE will hold recu- lar aea -ion Vedn-day at Ma- i scnic temple, Yamhill and Park Dec.

3, at 2 p. m. Welcome to new members. SUNNTSIDK LODGE NO 1B3. A.

K. ANI) A. will hold special communication at 7:80 o'clock tonight Work in A. and M. M.

degree. By order of M. JOHN M. RINSE Sec. nVt-IWS I a .1 A.

M. Special communication to- I CAMP 44 isi t'A t'matilla 25 0.3 I 00.00 Eneene 10 6.9 1.60.00 Albany 20 9.5 0.7 0.00 Nalem 20 9.4 O.fiio.OO Oregon City 12 8.1 0.0.0l Portland 15 4.9 0.20.08 HELP WANTED TOrNO WOME! WANTED Permanent poaltlotts open for young wom.n telephone operators, with or without previous experience. Call st Room 801, Ota floor, Telephone Park and Oak streets. THE PACIFIC TEL TEL, CO. WANTED 5 girls between the aces of In and 25 years to operate power Bewing inacliiites.

Experienced operators preferred but will teach several Inexperienced clrls. Good also large additional butius. Nice mmlcrn hii tory to work in with Sst. afternoons otl. Aily Ames Harrif, N.ttllr Hag 15th ami llutj FORMER ME1KR A I RANK CARHIK.H8 ANU INSPECTORS -j tlesiring employment sre invited to siplf at employment gtureau, sixth floor.

1 Ml" I Kit ft FRANK COMPANY WOMAN general housework, in small flim-ily. 2 adults, 2 children 10 and 1 1. Must be fair cook, work not heavy. Comfortable room. A nice place for a good woman.

Will pay good wages. Take Broadway car to Brce walk 2 blocks east to 9H I Bryvo or phone Wood- lawn 5917. WANTKi-An esiwrienced ladiRs' clothes Ironer; mut he good truner and able to make good wages on a piece basis. I'nion lumlry, 24 ndColumhia v' WANTED Experienced cook, good wages, ref- erences; two in family. Portland Heights.

Marsliall 218. EXCELLENT liome 7orafrPwUling" to'MsTlat with general housework. Main 5029. GOOD wages to competent cook, medlism alaa family. Manihall 8654.

1240 Tliurman. GIHL for general housework no waAhihg; gooil room with hath. Eat 4159. VA.M'E1 Klilerly hon'ekeoper, 4 childrenTni in school. Tabor 3 57.

HELP WAT? TED MALE AND FEMALE WANTED TAILORS ON OPEN-Snop JURIS, TAIU1RS 140 l-EB WKKK OPERATOHH t45 l'EU WEEK 11KI.I-KRS. MALE. AND FEMALE 2S PER WEEK'S BL'BIIELMEN PKK WEEK PIECE "WOIIK: tl CHEAPEST BACK COAT ON FIRST CLASS BILL Jfj, $17 CHKAPKST SACK COAT ON SECOND- CIAS8 BILL. KHEE SHOP FfRNISHKn. 'S-i FOR Fl'KTHKR rNFORMATION 'WRlTN -4 MR.

GEO H. RKEP. HKCRETAKT LAND MERCHANT TA1J.ORH' EX CI 1 AMI i 203 WILCOX POUTLAND, OR. MOLEB BARBER COLLEtJK psys you while learning; gives you set of tools f.kition secured. Write for 234 inrnaide or nhnne Broadway 1TS1.

PORTLAND Barber College pays you white learning; gives you set of tools free, position seenred. N. 2d st yjf. UFN. WOMEN Jeam barber trade: wagei whlle 'i learning, poalflon guaranteed.

Mgr. 13 yra, evpeHenee. OreB.m Barber College. 28S WAKTED AGENTS 1 rivriLornfl in. Oregon and Waahtngton.

Steady work, good eommiMion. Some of our meo are selllna ever 'i WBOI vofinn HDD UMUV IV make money. Oregon Nnmery Orenco, Or. SITUATIONS MALE ALIAKOI NU. handy, middle-aged man of good Ja -appearance and addreas wants work; best of references.

Msin 135. Boom 4, 211 lltlr 2f Will ROOFS We guarantee to atop leaks. It rorts nothing for us to look at them and very little to fU them. Wood. 8328.

2030. UAKAtiK man and geiwral merhanip or poal- tii.n as truck driver; can handle any make of rar. Eight montha a truck driver overeeaa. Chltty, Mantiall 7SJ i EX-SERVICE "man would work as A dishwasher in reataurant from 5 to or 9 la -evenings for board only, or aa clerk In fruit store. Z-830, Journal.

EXPERIENCED man and hotel or apartment house work; iet of refer- encea. Main 1SMO. -room Jll 1 1 in l. will go any place COT blgn coat of Uvlng by employing ex- perienced carpenter. City or.

eouatrr. Tabor 1927. FBCNINO. apraylng. planting of tree, etc perienced men employed illroy, toraserly eas-' ployed by U.

8. govt. Broadway 1937. Jr tr family must have work soon; tit 36; must be light wort Address C. 1.

44ft. Spokane ave. Irak, call AL Plumbing, repair wtrk, furnace emu made ana connectea. r.M 8H43. FOR SALE 3 Mi -ton truck, 10 months' contract of hauling.

Inqnire Alnerta a ui Sis Alberta st. Wood lawn 2578. REGISTERED asristant "pharmacist wants worg after best ol relerencei. I'liune- Wood, 222H after 5 :30 4). m.

WANTEI Girl to asaist with hounework la small family for room, board aBd month. Tabor 7834. REFINED elderly man will do light work around estate for houee with I'roteatunt family. it- 834. Journal.

morrow (Wednesy) evening at 7 handhug, containing rhecRDqos. ana cur- clock. Work-in the M. M. degree I rency.

Iteward Z-8 2. Journal. Visiting brethren cordially invited, i LOST Watch, carved gold case, letter on By order of the W. M. MSe on atreet.

11th to Main and Broadway. LESLIE S.PAKKER. Secy. Reward. A.

H. Patrician, Woodland HAWTHORNE LODGE No7 1 1 1" i LOST A coral "pin. set with diamoids, be-A. F. ft A.

M. Stated eom i tween RamajKi and Benson hotels. Liberal muuicatinn Uiis (Tuesday) eve- reward. Apply Ramapo hotel. RELIEF BEING SENT TO STEAMER Nishmaha In Distress and Will-Be Towed to Portland.

Astoria, Dec. 2. -The steamer Nish-maha, which is in distress off the Oregon coast 60 miles south of the Columbia river, will be towed into the harbor here some time this evening' by I he tug Oneonta, which, together with the Algonquin and Snohomish, have gone to the assistance of the disabled vessel. According to a wireless message received here, the Nishmaha has developed engine trouble but is not In a precarious position. The steamer was bound for New York with a cargo of flour from the Astoria flouring mills.

The Merchants Exchange was advised at noon from Astoria that the Nishmaha, In tow of the Port of Portland tug Oneonta and the coast guard cutter Algonquin, would arrive in the lower river harbor at 5 :30 this afternoon. The Nishmaha, one of the Standifer 60a ton type of freighter, was launched July 21, the fifth vessel of her class to be built at the Vancouver yards. Jle-cently turned over to the shipping board, she was under ihe operation of the Pacific Steamship company and loaded flour for New York, 6500 tons being taken at Portland and 2000 tons more at Astoria. The ultimate destination of the cargo was Kurope. Saturday afternoon, on returning from the sea trial trip, the Nishmaha struck the cannery ship Reuce at the Kinney dock, damaging that vessel and the dock.

This had nothing to do, however, with the breakdown at sea occurring some time Sunday night. The Nishmaha called for aid from a point ID miles southwest of Cape Mears. about 60 miles from the mouth of the Columbia river. The coast guard cutter Algonquin immediately went to her assistance and attempted to tow her back to Astoria, but the line broke. The Snohomish from Port Angeles left Monday night, however, with the tar tug Oneonta from Astoria.

LOADING OF CARGO IS EXPEDITED Green Star Steamer Centaurus Is Due to Sail at an Early Date. To sail with full cargo 72 hours after delivery is the task that the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company has set for Itself in the loading of the Oreen Star steamer Centaurus. The Columbia-Pacific was named local agent for the Green Star line in a communication received Monday afternoon by A. C. Stubbe, general manager.

Eight steamers purchased from local builders and constructed or under con struction are to be loaded and dispatched within the next few months. The steamer Centaurus is complete and will make its river trial trip from the yards of the Northwest Steel company Wednesday. She will be turned over to the operators Thursday and will go on berth at the Fifteenth street terminal Immediately far loading. A general cargo of lumber, box shooks and other freight is now being assembled at the dock. If 'possible, the steamer will be dispatched Saturday night for Callao, Arica, Valparaiso and Antofagasta, on the west coast of South America.

After discharging, the steamer will load nitrates along the west coast for European or Atlantic coast delivery. The steamer Circinus is now beiner fin ished at the Columbia River Shipbuild ing corporation yards and will begin loading lumber about December. 15 for Australia. By the end of the month the Clauseus, still on the Northwest Steel ways, will be ready for delivery. The other five are to be built at the Standifer steel plant In Vancouver.

Two keels have been laid and others will be placed as soon aa emergency fleet hulls now on the ways are launched. It is improbable that any of the Green Star steamers will return to this port after leaving, as all are designed for the trade of the company in Atlantic wa ters. Hydrostatic Tests Made United States steamboat Inspectors made the hydrostatic tests on the steamer Centaurus at the Columbia River Shipbuilding corporation plant this morning. The vessel Is to have Its trial trip Wednesday and will be delivered for The Drugs Make the Prescription THE best written prescription in the world would be valueless unless the proper drugs in the proper quantities were used to fill it. Neither substitute nor subterfuge are permitted to enter into the filling of prescriptions, at the store of "Dependable Drugs." Our expert preacriptioniata are at your service day and night all day all night.

sr. ruitrtAND ORE. PHONE. MAIN 7211. SEES MENACE IN Noted British Militant Suffragist Tells Portland Audience German Money Back of Bolshevists 'In end the worked of Germany will rule the "In that statement, attributed to Karl Marx, German Bolshevism defines the goal toward which it works by the same unseemly propaganda that engen ders unidn labor strikes, I.

'V. W. outrages and other treasons against preseed by Emmaune ranisnursi, noted British militant suffragist, In her address Monday evening at The Auditorium; Her appearance "was anything but that of a woman who had achieved world-wide notoriety through the pre-war suffrage cam- Palgn that brought to British cen ters a mess or snatterea winaows ana a series of "hunger strike" protests as she languished in jans ior ner ac- lues. SCORES RADICALS jjm o.cmam uv. loV of her opinion that, both here and abroad.

CIUI SU1 ASASWa uaaawaaauaF labor activities are dictated by a rew ac tive radicals guided by Bolshevists who mnr.iv i ne miRfoT overthrow of world'. clviHzation or Uast lts concentration ment organized in Germany by Karl Hv urA human UCIlClOi lUt! OCCn wa. a. a Qne clagsthe worker. But Qrker cage radAl the -BolRhevist.

hom Marx said 'In the end the worker of Germany wrtl rule the world go, whether by militarism or by class war, the Germans are out to conquer. Ig TjAXGEBOrS MAJORITY "A very small majority In our country, a very dangerous majority," contrived to get control of the 'labor' movement; They are now political organizations, intending to get control of everything." Comtesse d'TJrsel of the court of King NEW TODAY Journal Want" Ads RATES, DAILY OR" SUNDAY Per Use. ner Inaertlor 12. Three consecutive Insertion for price erf twex Each rubsequcnt rozsecotlrs insertion wtthont changa of copy, per lis a Count six average words to tbs Una. For monthly rata phone for solicitor.

PHONES MAIN 7173 A-6051 1 Build Your Own Garage We will deliver a Sectional Garage to you "anjrwhere In the Northwest You can set It up in, a few hours. Send for circular. REDIMADE BUILDING GO. IIS Ei 11th 8L Phone East (114 Portland, Or. Send Us Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver) Old Bops and Woolen Cloth In gr.

We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS Room Size Fluff Rugs, $17.50 Rair Bags Woven All Sixes Hail Orders Send for Booklet. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning 9xlS Knits, Steamed Cleaned, I1.S0 WE8TEEN FLUFF HUG CO, 64 Union Ave. Phone: East SSlft. WE CALL POR TOUR OLD OAR-PETS, RUOS AND WOOLEN OLOTHINO. Wa Make Beautiful Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS a Work Turned Out Promptlf Rees Woven AlkSlna, Mail Order Send for Booklet.

Oarpsts Cleaned. LaM and RefltUd. NORTHWEST RUG CO. 188 EAST EIGHTH ST. PORTLAND BUG COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OP FLUFF RUGS THERE'S DIPFERENCE" WC WEAVE ALL SIZES IN BOTH FLVFP AND RAO RUOS.

LET US OALL POR TOUR OLD CARPETSrWORK WILL BE RETURNED "PROMPTLY." AIL ORDERS OIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Wt CLEAN CARPETS PORTLAND RUG COMPANY 1STS EAST 1TTH' STREET Phono B-1S24, Either Peclfle or MeeM RED PROPAGANDA yonerai eeatgnera; lowaat FUNERAL PIRKCTOKS Holman Undertaking; Co. Funeral Directors THIRD AXT SALMON STS Main 507. A 1511. FIRIEY SON Progressive FUNERAL DIRECT RS Main 9 MONTGOMERY AJP rTFTH- i -1 6 1H. S.

DUNNINQ. INC. THE COLDKN T7NDF.HTArirn 414 E. Alder St. Ptmne Kt 52.

S5l22S CHAMBFTR3 CO Fur.Fral AH th Conrcnlwirea of a A. O. BS02-RR04 f2D 8T Pfccre Tabor 5267. 8 IKNffS Heme rhntik Dupmang McEntee Broad war ana Ankenv Sf. Lady Aaakt Itww A-4BJS.

I'at 7 L. Lerch R-1iS I'NriKHTAKRBfl ssttKnt 1 1 nd It.Wtbnrrw 1 McNEMAR. TOCCCTol to WHon Multnorush pt E. 7Ui. Iivington r.U-ERS.

fimeiKl kith all or a nome. imt ani Everett sU nrwM Home A-21R11 W. OA HT.tr. Ar t-n 8nrcesnn tn l. iin't.

1PTS Otisnn Tjhi MILLER TRACEY. fnrraf- rectors. Prices a. lw a 20. $4 a IrtU wliincton st Fits.

Msin 2(191 A-T4s 1. T. RVPNIPQ New e- m0r X. Ublbhmept 901 Wflliams Woorllsn 220 254.1 Cndertakina carlo rs. 44B Uor- 1L-M USUJU risnn st Broadway 25S4.

A. R. ZeSler Co.ote ve OH QlUoaviroc UNDERTAKING CO. 4153 uiRtwnbci A-2X21 Cor Third sW C1v SIONUMENTJ" Portland Marble Works 2(56 4h nnn C1v Hsll Nell Bros. GRANITE yaa67-3ffO ST.

AT MADISO Co LOST AND FOrSD tl TTTE foikiwine articlrs have been found on care of the Portland Itrilway, Light and Power Novembtr 20: iTve nurse, pair glasses. fountain pen, 4 single gloves, 2 pairs gloves, 9 case. 8 lunch boxes, 14 umbrellas. November sot one purse, cameo. 2 keys.

5 pairs gloves, 1 package, 2 suitcases. 0 umbrellas, coat Owners may obtain property First and Alder sts. LOST Sunday lady black leather containing $1 bill, small change. glove, lady's 15-jewel Elgin watch case) and keys. ttcward.

Phone FOl'ND Strayed horse, bright bay, feet, white face. Owner please ca 1 .1 I lA 1 STOLENeEnglishterFTirmAtK. ofiC from 840 I'pshur $10 reward for re- turn. LCrSTMonday. 1 :80, between Firat bank and U.

S. bank, brown fox fur. Call C-2231. National Iteward. Vit Hrrinir rcA amber beads, business dis trict.

Heward. Call Kenworthy. jNorfonia LOST Eight-niontha-old setter dog, dark ears, dark ritrht eve. Any information, call Wood- lawn 8432. Ktwsrd.

li 1ST Brindle bull pup. long tail; roller hat harness maker name, Any lnionuaam. telephone Marihsll 1442. LOST Tuesday night, check cap, (coat and pweaU-r. Finder )lease phone' WoodJawn 1 S0.

Reward; 1 WILL the party who tok brown traeluig bac from Alberta car this morning please call ng aleaae 1 VVells Mra. Iwrence at Woodiawn 1BK POrXD 1 nerkuiece. '11 00 lis Fargo bldir and identi y. 8llwood 988 LOST Masonic charm (square andj compass). Reward Tabor2 972.

Lost Gold sunburst pin with diamond in cin-tet. Reward. SS. Phone East $141. HELP WAT4TET MALE WE WANT anotlier young, aegrewiire salesman to sell phonographs en a commiwldn basis.

If you are a live wire yoa can earn $200 or more monthly. See manager. 427 Wellington 1 0 to 1 2 a. m. or 7 to evenings.

I JAPANESE wanted, one who has large acquaintance with Japanese in and lout of city: muit have good pemonality; one familiar with automobiles preferred. Cell Miller), Marshall WANTED Planer man well reoosnraended to operate on eontractier bsi! tto run dimension shiplap and aurface. Adpfess V. O. box tla.

A WANTED. AT ONCE. 2 MEN TO LEARN AF- TOMOBILK UEPAIKINO AND 1 (lASOLINE- ENGINEERING. CALL 432 HAWTHORN K. MAN with few hundred dollar to: inveot in cooperative working pmiKwit (on handle your own money.

Call at 7203 54th ave. 8. E. ML Scott car. Whitman station.

YOUNG man. atenogra pher. one with lumhrr experience preferred, for out-of-tbwn sawmill: splendid opportunity for young man to learn mill busiueas. T. J.

Beafert, 628 Henry hldg, TAILORS. Strike still on in Portland. LOC4.L NO. 74. I WANTED Energetic selling experience.

men. with I or without Auto accessories. 504 Spalding bldg. JANITOR 24 apartments, Marshfield. h0 and living Mtate et- nenence.

age. I onway Marsnrtrin, nr. ONE first-elaM tyteriter. repaiKT man. young and full of pep.

NoUeless Typewriter ln- tributing 81 4th st. WANTED 1 plumber, and 1 playterer, at 39 W. I'reeeott at. I WANTED Electric wiring done, i Killingsworth. Wdln.

384S. 824 East HELP WASTED MISC. 49 ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL tTNION AVE. AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT ONE WEEK FREE To Investigate our system 'Tf teaching sutos. tractors, gas engines, auto electrical and battery work.

Stat allows discharged soldiers and sailors $2S per month while attending school SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE (FOB ACTO MECHANICS, DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. CALL OR WRITE FOR 100 PAGE CATA-LOGCE FREE. ASK FOR BOOK No. 2B. HAWTIIORNE AT'TO BCHOOU INC 4 32 HAWTHORNE AVE.

Automobile, tractor and airplane mechanics, expert vnlr-anizers, acetylene weider and machinists that have been trained la oorlacbnoi ar hi demand everywhere at big wage. We teach thre trades In a few weeka time, 80 practical with clear, understandable I lectures and demonstration by experts. Call or write for fatnlnl. Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeeping and all other modern businemi eouraes. Dey and nldit school.

Ahky bldg 8d and MnrTrson. 324. RAILWAY treffie Inspector wanted. (110 month and expermea to start; short Down; travel. 3 months' home atody under guarantee We get you position.

No ag limit. Auk for booklet N379. Sundard Businas Training Inat. Buffalo. T.

POSITIONS ASSURED EVERY1 GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER BCSINESS COLLEGE, PORTLAND Enroll any trma. Telegraphy, steoognphy. banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog. LEARN TELEGRAPHY Young men and wemea wanted.

Call 484 Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity to tears a well paid profeasoa. free booklet. Ralway Telegraph Insttnte. GOING Eaat or Booth 1 HoeMebold goods abpped at redneed rate: movmg and packing.

Pact tie Coast Forwarding 408 Hoyt May, 70S. iROCKX MOl'NTAJX TET5nER8' AORNCT" rraxtk K. WeUes. ex -east. 8UU SupL.

aag. N. W. Bank Mdg Teaehees ptaced prompUy CIST RIllR COMMERCIAL. SCHOOI.

Wis Retina Buckel' privata aebool: indivld-al ttrtrnrtfem. 123 Vi Grand av. East 437. OR EGON LAW SCHOOL. AIM 3d n4 rr- ave.

her handbag pair tan kid rh (hunting Mil. 68-J. twhlt li Homo aa Oleum. Port San Luis to Portland, off co- Bemn'gham to San Pedro, 2D0 miles froS r- FJ Tobo, Lobitos, Pern, to Tancourer, B. 84 mUea aouth of Tillamook head.

Portland Teachers Of Mil SIR Arft Named I JnTTirniLT.fi ft fiTTI hfirS Salem. Dec. 2. Henrv L. Bettman, violinist, and John Claire Montelth, i 1 1 1-1 a A I teacner oi voice, uuiu oi ruruiiiu, uavc been added to tne state committee ior r'm0 announcement made by J.

A. Churchill, superintendent of instruction, Monday: ine omer inree iiicmucrn lttee are ur. jonn j. Lianusuury Eugene and' Mrs Jean Mracken and Frederick W. Goodrich of Portland This I A.

1 JA qualifications oi music sire to be accredited under the state law, which provides that high school stu- ,4 miin 1 aenu may. ra- 've taken outside of school if taken under an rilling stations rianneu Three building permits of $4000 each were issued to the Union Oil Company of California Monday afternoon. The permits call for the erection of filling i stations at 254 Fifth street, oetween Madison and Main 220 Broadway, be tween Benton and Ross, and 548 Hawthorne, between Twelfth and Maple. TRt SSfnBT aTOH ilfBAHSHIP 7CeADMIRAL LINB. PACIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY S.

CURACO Sails from Portland 8 P. December S. for North Band, Marahfleld, Eureka and San Francisco, connecting with staamers to tos Angela and San Dlago. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To Mexico and Central America from 8 an Francisco. 8.

8. SENATOR December Manzatalan, San Jots, Mart-zanlllo da Quotanala, Acipulco, Acajutla, Sallna Cruel, La Union, Champertco and Corinto. TICKET OFFICE 101 8D ST. Main 1468. A-3332.

Local Freight Office East 43S1. ORWAY SWEDEN AND DENMARK can help you ft tha bast avaiiaow spaoa en any rtsarn or of any line. WV( have STEAMSHIP TICKETS In Our Offlo for th Following LI nasi 0 tract: Norwegian American Line Scandinavian American Lino Swedish American Line Via England: Ounard Steamship Oompany WVhlta star Line If yen ar tntarasted in aolnc omt than, bringing anyone from these, eail oposi DORSKV B. SMITH, MANAGER. OREGON JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU The Journal Bid.

Portland, Oregon Tlphor Marshall 1878, i NAVIANI bRICAN DENMARK NORWAY SWEDEN Vreoerik VIII Dec. 28 united SUte. Jan. 71 Oscar II Jan. 81 The Chllbwg Agency I 702 2d or Local Agent.

tBKMSm KftttAU TaAKSATLaJfTIQUE CJcpree ronai arvsce PROPOSED DEPARTURES Subject to change. NEW YORK HAVRE LA TOURAINE DEC. 4 LA LORRAINE DEO. 8 ROCHAMBEAU DEC. 16 I Fugazl Pacific Coast Agent, 109 Cherry Maui, or any Local Agent.

AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS rta Tahiti and Raratonaa, Malt and Passenger aerilc Prom San Pranoiseo -Every 2S Day UNION 88. OO. OP NEW ZEALAND ESO California SL, San rrandaoo Or Leoal StaemsAla an Railroad Agenelea FROM RIVER FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will fall during the next two or three days. Tides at Astoria Today High water: Low water: 8:51 a. 9.1 feet.

2:25 a. 2.8 feet. 9:50 p. tt.8 feet. 3:59 p.

1.3 feet. HARBOR SHIPPING. PROGRAM Vataata Dua to Arrive Name Date. Renortnl Vmm Challambra. mt.

ach. Ier. Mont Orrin, Kr. strTJan. 1 San Franciaeo 1 Vancourer.B.

K. V. Kruse. str. Dec 15.

Coos. Bar J. A. Chanalor. tkr De.

1 San Pedro lea. 15 Seattle 4 San Fran 25 Singapore Dees 4 San Fran West Aleta. tr Curacao, str Weat str. iklaytair, mr. Vessels Due to Depart Name SaiEinir Ttat vr str Dec 5 Orient Mm.

Bowden. nchr. Dec 4 Mendora, str Dec 6 United Kinedom Montague, str Dm. 23 Claremont, tr 3 San Fran Oleum, tkr Dec 4 San Fran CoL E. Drake, tkr.

Dec, 4 San Fran Barge No. 93 Deoi 4 San Fran Vessels In Port Coaxet, str. Johns Terminal i Inman-Poulsen Western St. Helena 15 th Street j. 15th Street Vancouver Mult.

Box Drydock Peninsula Mill Conch Street Else, schooner Inra, schooner Celiip. st. schooner Sileti, str. Olockson, str. Mendora, str Putnam, str.

Diana, str. Clareniont, str Dauy, str Falls of Clyde, ship CoL E. L. Drake, tkr. Barge No.

93 Oleum, tkr. I St Johns Terminal WiUbridge Willbridge 15th Street Diablo, str. Tiverton, str. Westport AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, Dec. 2.

Arrived at 7:30 a. steamer Tiverton, from Saa Pedro. Arrived at and left up at 8 a. steamer Oleum, from San rancLsco. Arrived and left up at 4 :30 a.

snip falls of Clyde, from Honlulu, in tow. Left up at 10:45 p. m. last night: Barge No 93, from San Francisco. Arrived at 10:28 and left up at noon, steamer Willamette, from San trancuco.

Steamer Nishmaha is due at 5:30 p. in tow Algonquin. Coos Bay, Dec. 2. Arrived at 8 a.

steamer City of Topeka, from Portland, for San Francisco, via Eureka. Eureka. Dec. 1. Barbonnd at 8 p.

steamer Curacao, from San Francisco, for Portland, via Coos Bay. Balboa, Nov. 29. Arrived French ateamer Mont OnU, from Portland and San Francisco, for Marseilles. New York, Dec.

1. Arrived, steamer West Pocasset, from Portland, -Or. Astoria. Dec. 1.

Sailed at 1:25 p. steamer Captain A. F. Lucas, for San Francisco. Arrived at and left up at 5:50 p.

steamer Col. E. L. Drake, towing barge 03, from San Franciaeo. Sailed at p.

ateamer W. F. Herrin, for Caviota. Seattle, Dec. CLi H.

Arrived SS. Admiral Rodman, from Southeastern Alaska. 7:30 a. m. Lyman Stewart, from San Pedro, 10:30 a.

m. Rainier, 'from San Franciaeo, 6 a. m. Arrived, Nav. 30 S8.

8enator. from Ooean Falls, B. via Tacoma, 7:30 p. m. Nome City, from San Francisco.

1:20 p. m. Watling-ford, from Tacoma, noon; Fulton, from British Columbia. 0:35 p. m.

i Arrived. Nov. 29-r-SS. Jefferson, from Southeastern Alaska, midnight. Sailed, Nov.

30. SB. Alameda, for Southwestern Alaska, 0 a. m. Prince fot Prince Rupert at midnight Juneau.

Nov. 80. (I. N. 8.) Sailed S3.

City of Seattle, south. 10:30 p. m. Cordova. Nov.

29. CL N. SaOed SS. Northwestern, south, 1 p. tn.

Nov. 25. I. N. Sailed Sehl A F.

Coats, for Puget 8ound Balboa. Nov. 28. (L N. Arrived: S.

S. Crisfield, from Seattle. San Pedro. Nov. 29.

(L N. S. S. Porter, for Meadow Point; barkenUne Jane L. Stanford, for Vancouver.

Arrived: W. 8. Porter, from Everett Vancouver, Nov. 29. (L N.

8.) 8. S. Niagara, for Sydney, via Honolulu. Victoria. Nov.

30. (L N. Arrived: Suwa Mam at quarantine, from Yokohama and Kobe, 7:15 p. m. Gene.

Kay, B. wov. so. tL a. Arrived Biaaaca, in tow of tug Pioneer, or TBeattle.

BellinghaX. Nov. 30. (I. N.

8.) Sailed: S. S. Phyllis.Vor San rurti Trmnifrncl Dec. 1. Passed in: West AlctA, for Pnget Sound navy yard, 8:40 a.

m. iscoma. Nov. 30. (I.

N. ArriveU 8. S. AdmiraA Watson, from Seattle; Quadra, from Britannia Beach. Everett, Nov.

30. (1. N. 8.) Arrived: S. 8.

Klamath, for San Francisco, via Seattle. Seattle. Dec 2. (I. P.

Arrived Steamer President from Saa Diego, via San Francisco, 1 a. m. Redondo, from Southeastern Alaska, 2 a. Anyox. from 8ound.

8:30 a. m. Steamer Admiral Far-ragnt. for San Diego, via Francisco, 11 a. Admiral Watson, for Southeastern Alaska, 10 a.

President, for Vancouver, 10:30 a. m. Arrived, Dec. 1 Steamer Clodia, from Bellingham. 11:45 a.

m. Juneau, Dec. 1. Sailed: Steamer Northwestern, southbound, 10 a. m.

Petersburg, Dec. 1. (t N. 8.) Sailed: Steamer City of Seattle, southbound, 8 a. m.

Dec. 1. N. Sailed: Admiral Evans, north. 8:30 p.

m. Yokohama. Nov. 22. (L N.

8.) Arrived: Steamer Brave Coeur, from Seattle; steamer Fu'hima Maru. from Seattle, via Victoria; steamer Hymalaya Maru. from Port Eads. via Tacoma. London.

Nov. 29. (I. 8.) Arrived: Steamer Ontario, from Vancouver. Baboa, Nor.

27. (I. N. Arrived: Steamer Cripple Creek, from Seattle. Silled, steamer for Puget Sound, Nov.

29. era can be made by negotiation with you, subject to final approval of board." The three -ships mentioned as for sale re all more or leas known to local oper a tors. The Muscoota has been In Vort-land harbor and is better known as the Flying Cloud, a famous bark and cllp- per ship. This boat was also named the 7" Ottawa at one time. It: is a steel four master and was built Th Liverpool in 1898.

She sailed from San Francisco November 10 for Manila. The Arapalaoe. formerly known as the Northern Light, and a German sailer under the name of the Steinbeck; is a steel" three masted one deck windjammer, build in Glasgow in 1892, and now en route to Queenstown from San Fran-, Cisco. The Arapahoe is a ship rig of 8000 deadweight tons, while the Mus-ccota is of 3750 deadweight tonnage. The Moshulu was known in German IFYOUARETHIN and want to put oh pounds of solid stay-there flesh, go to The Owl Drug Co.

or any druggist and get a three weeks' treatment of Blood-Iron Phos- phate and take one five-grain tablet with each meal. It's ten to one that you'll gain at least two pounds a week. but if you aren't satisfied you can have your money back for the asking. Blood-Iron phosphate is absolutely harmless; contains no dangerous or stimulant drugs, narcotics or alkaloids. All it does Is to build up the nervous system and make rich red blood.

Hundreds of people tight here in Portland who have tried It say It Is simply amazing to note wonderful gain In flesh, appearance, strength, endurance, vim and vigor that almost Invariably accompany the regu-Jar use of Blood-Iron Phosphate. Better try it at once costs nothing if It fails. Adv. TRUSS TORTURE can be eliminated by wearing the Lund-berg Rupture Support. We give free trial to prove its superiority.

ClasUo Hosiery, Ban Stock Trusses and Arc Supports. Am rtTlTDBERO CO. 48 WashlagtoB 8U Bet. llta and 12ta Portland. Or.

Vanecntar. B. (1 JB. -Li "'LasZSsansasa. ifyXlL ff I 1 EX-SERVICE man to work for hoard and roon 1 or amali wagea while attending trad school.

7. 831. Journal. WANTED work, cement "work, at lowest prirea; garages st -lowest price. Phone Sellwood 8t5.

POSITION wantnl aa merhanical i timekeier or sliipping clerk; one year overs. -r -'tll' Mrhil 739. 'A WANTED Work by botlf irr day with I -ton Ford trufk. Wood lawn- 2I. t1' ZVt'll; Members urired to attend.

Visiting bre.hmn Refreshments. C. E. MILLER. Sec'y.

WASHINGTON LODGE No. 46. A. F. ft A.

M. Stated communication tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at 7:30. Eaat 8th and Bumside. Election of officers and payment of dues. Visitors welcome.

J. If.RICHMOND,Sec y. PASTIME LODGE NO. F. ft A.

M. Stated communication Wednesday, Deo. 3. 7:30. Vote on moving and amending bylaws.

Arleta station. Mt Scott car. W. S. TOWXSEND.

Sec'r. -Itrl Utac, ORIENT LODGE NO. 1771 O. O. Fu neral of VV.

W. Terrv WmIium. 17 dav at 2 n. at lurch's un dertaking parlors. All members and Odd Fel-lows please attend.

S. A. STARR. vSec-y. OREGON ELECTRIC Council, Royal Arcanum, will meet this (Tuesday) evening at 8 at Masonic Temple.

All members invited. Of O. Uali. secretary. 653 E.

atreet WEDNESDAY evening at o'clock the Eastern Star board of relief will give a dancing and card party at Multnomah hotel. Matrons Eastern Star members and friends invited. NELLIE 8HIPMAN. 300 E. 22d- EMBLEM EWKl.lt a Vpeciahy; bnttaai.

ptaa. ehama. Jaeger 181-182 6th DEATHS AlfD FCUEEALS 7t SANFOKL) In this city, Iec. 1. Mary Wilwer-ding Sanford, aged 20 years, beloved wife of OUter Sanford, mother of John Sanford, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Wilwcrding of Trenholm, sisteT of C. W. Swygert of Yankton. Mrs.

A. Jury Kratt Jr. of this city. Funeral crtge will leave the ehapel of Miller. Tracey Wednesday, Dec.

3, at 8 thence to SU Marys chtirch, William ave. and Stanton s.u. wheYe refliiiem mass ail be offered at 8:30 a. Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.

U4UNNY8IDE lodge No. 183. A. F. and A.

M. will hold special, communication tomorrow (Wednesday), December 3, at 2:15 o'clock at their hall at S4Ui and East Yamhill for the purpose of conducting the funeral of Brother Joseph C. Allen of New Salem lodge No. 270 Winfield, Mo and will proceed to Breeze A Shook undertaking parlors at 3 p. m.

By order of W. M. John M. Binker, Sec. MURPHY The funlralOennir 8.

Murphy will leave the family residence, 058 Clackamas at 8:30 a. Wedneaday, Dec. 3, thence to the Madeline church. East 23d and Siskiyon where servicea will be held at 0 i o'clock. Friends are invited.

Interment at Riverview cemetery. Services at the grave private. KIEKENAPP In this city. Dec. 1, William Kiekeriapp.

aged 54 yoars, of 4511 SMtii st. 8. E. The funeral service will be conducted Wednesday. Dec.

3. at 10 o'clock a. in Ute mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy Ic 5802-04 02d rt.

8. in Lent. Friends invited. Interment Multnomah cemetery. McFARLAND In Umatilla.

November 27, George Harley McFarland, age 4 years 6 months 9 days, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Mo-Farland. funeral services were held at City cemetery, cmatilla. Saturday, November 29. at 11 a.

m. BELCHER Dec. 1, Warren A. Belcher, aged 80 years, late of 12S9 E. Flanders st.

The funeral services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 1 p. at Finley's, Montgomery sat Fifth. Friends invited. Interment at Riverview cemetery.

BEARIAULT At Seattle. Nov. 30, 1919, Louise Beariault, aged 47 rearm, beloved mother of Joe W. and E. R.

Geisler. Remains at Holman's funeral parlors, 3d and Salmon sts. Funeral notice later. KENNEDY In this city, at her late residence, S60 E. Thirty-eighth St.

V. Martha Ann Kennedy, aged 61 years. The remain are at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral ALLEN In this city, Dec. 1, Joseph C.

Allen, aged 69 yean, late of 04 9 E. Salmon at. Remain at the parlor of Hreese A Snook, Belmont at Thirty-fifth st. Notice of funeral later. WRIGHT In Uii city, Deo.

2, George B. Wright, aged 58 years, late of 733 Pattoo road. The remains are at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. ILTSvEY In-this city, Nov.

80, Betty J. Har- vey. aged 78 years. The remains are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth.

Notice of funeral hereafter. FA KRIS In this city, Dec. 1, John Farrta. Funeral notice later. Remains at the residential parlor of Miller A Tracy.

FLORISTS LUBLINER lw.r.uZK 34S Morruoa, bet. Bdwy. AV Park. Mar. 257.

82S Morrison, Portlaad Hotel. Mar. 783. CLARKE florists, Morrison bet. 4Uj and 5th.

Phone Main 7709. Vine Oowan and floral dcisroa. No branch eterea. LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST. 6th and hill its.

Cut flowers, plants and design. Btl-vood Greenhonew. 84S Nebalem ave. 8eU. 1520 MARTIN A FORBES fkrmU, 54 Vah.

tngton. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers lot Tl occariovw vvltical'r arranged. Chappeli's NTW.

Bank bide. U. S1U 881 Morrlaoa et. Max M. Smith "sit LaLANB.

OPPOBltB POatoflflCja. for all eeeaatoaa. ML i4S. CAKJ'KNTKK contract, building, xtore fittiuj or alteration. Manny.

Mellw 2121. j- l'APERINO. Infide painting, kelaominlng, floof finishing, cheap. Tbor 8254, 3" RRIf'IC contractor, flreolacea. mantles, 4S7 Ankeny.

Phone Kat 8357. i riaDrhanaing arid tinting, alao eat- pentev work. Tabor 1116. ROOFS Reahlngted and repaired, work saaa- ntmm Raulm. PhOO East 1301.

I SMALL seu of books kept, accounting system instauea, reasonanie raiea. i.i-jb, qqnni, MTUATIOX8 FEMALE 4 REFINED, capable middle agefwomaa, willin to worx ior appiwisuTv iihui; vi dbhui I home. uvr p. m. Main nvni.

I li rim mri.ln. liAnrl nm. dered: called for, deity. East 6194. -nm niKrr mmlA mATilM Wurk.

Call Broadway 4249 EXPKHIK.vrEDrwoman would like day work. EXPERIENCED woman wants day work, (6o 1 an hour. Call Tabor 8557. DRESSMAKING VMS V-rf MkuwrBy Aaa. 4 mm A JW 'HUII wsv.o UI'M Si-JT 18a Bate.

113 DfvMoa L. for alteration. -H mndaling and making of ladle' garments. Sorts Ferris Hull Offered for Sale i. will be received for one 3 00-ton- (dead-weight) wood hull, partly completed, now.

on the ways at Sommarstrom Shir- Portland, Oregon FOB Callao. Arica. Antofagasta and Valparaiso, Chile Green Star Steamship Corporation SS-CENTAUKUS AI) SAILS DECEMBER 6, 1919 For all particular relative to rates and reservation 'apply Columbia-Pacific Shipping Company BOARD OF TRA.DK BtlLDIKO Pkoaeai Alaia SU1, Malm tJtj AatomaUet 6S1ii ad eoau spetyaity; wore atneuy guaranteoa. Tabor JiOl 2. DREsaMAKLNG.

mnodeling. rellning nFliP terationa at Emporium Ijy works, 94 1 Mor-rison st. Broadway 42531 ALTERATIONS, refHtiitg (and making of ssdlea" garment, rvasonablc prices; work guaranteed. 4 J. Reubia, LadleTaor, 408JBuh eVJLanebld.

DRESSMAKING, remodeling, relining and al-teraUon at Emtwriu satire 849 Mor- risen st. JBroadway 4208. r' SCHOOL for drewmsklng. 415 Flledoef kldi' Wi ent, fit and srft tn flnWilnt. fEWING Children clotbca a'pecaalty.

''43? 12th st. FURBISHED ROOMfU-FRiyATE FAMILT 7 LARGE, bright, comfortable room, nice surroundlngii, auitable lor 4wo. etv BMP. fWO furnished room suitable fm ''iiitktcn la priyatA hotna aear Ml UuM are. Kant 4073.

jj TW amaJl roonu. one IL auitable for work-, ing pemon. 683 Flanders. i FOCR famiabed room for rent at 743 MieLJL gan aw. between Beech and Fremont st.

buildiBK Company's plant, at Columbia City, Oregon, to at a. Thursday, December 4. byupply and Sales Division, Emergency Fleet Corporation, at Room 509 Northwestern National 'Bank I'ortland, Oregon. Hull to be sold in its present condition "and its inspection by bidders will be arranged for. Right is reserved Books! BOOKS! Books! tO.000 NEW BOOKS ON ALI SUBJECTS AT f-re-waii rmwas WE BUT SECOND-HAND BOOKS JOHNSON BOOK STORE FOURTH STREK-JT to reject any or ail bids.

Proposal blanks and detailed information provided on request. 4 (OoffUmto on Following Pa) MorrtwMs w. E. tucoaniaoa. sec seam an.

TBS FEOPLJS FLORAtTaTHOP. 345 Aide.