The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 17

X7 THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1919. Vl-ORISTS HELF WAKTtlr WlSCV'y BIRTHS struct ed by the Northwest Steel com BUILDING PERXITS Henry Tonnge, erect garage. SSS1 46th are. News of the Port I2.000.000VALUE OUT ON SATURDAY Bliaas i.

3:19 a. atotorsldp Issass from Los Angeles, a. Oo Tarn or from Los Angeles. 9:29 a. Niarwegisn steamer Terrier from Seattle.

It i. ca. Phoenix fsom Greenwood. 13 noon; Aesaa tree Issuance. 13 noon.

Hailed (Dee. 4). Admiral Goodrich for -attle. 9:10 p. m.

(Dec. Jape steamer Koyi Vara for Yokohama, 8 a. Japanese ateaaier Shinyo Mara for Hongkong via Honolulu and Yokohama, m.1 Secando let Point WelR 9:40 a. as. Sen Francisco, Dee.

f. (I N. 8.1 Arrtred (Doe. 41, deetterer Badser. from eroise.

12:08 sjl; 8pokaae fma Loa Anselea, 2:10 p. ban K. M. Piwlpa in tow tu Sea Kin from fort Saa liOia, 7 p. Citr of Topeka from Portland, m.

Santa Monies front Eureka. 7:58 p. m. (not prerioushr). Sailed (Dee.

4., Hartwood for Gran Harbor. 1 :40 p. m. W. F.

Herrra for Garfota, 2:10 p. tn. p. m. Admiral Srhlejr for Seattle, 4:40 p.

Wahkeena for Gran Harbor. 7 p. m. TODAT'6 FORECASTS Steamers Coaxet and Olockson Are to Leave Loaded; With i i Flout and Lumber Products. Panrnu 1 A a mart than (2,000,000 will go out of Portland harbor Saturday with the nailing of the steamer Coaxet and Olockson, I' -Ll- nn.n In th Departures December Curacao.

American steamer, let Baa PtAb-eieoo. Eureka sad Coos Bar, pasaensen sad general. HARBOR SHIPPIN PROOftA! Vessel Due to Arrive Name Date. Reported Ivoea, Challambn. sot, eeri.

15 Baa Francisco Moot Or Tin. Fr. tr. 1 Vocour.B. V.

Kruse, Pec Is. Ceoa Bar Wart Aleta. str. Dec It Seattle West HavUand. at Dee.

26 Slat pot Mayfair, atr. Dee. 4 San Fran Koae ISty Dee. 1 Baa rtaa Trinidad, str Dec San Pedro Olockson, str. Dee.

6 New York Venefs Due te Depart Name Sailing Date. ror Coaxet, str. Xendora, str. Montague, str. Roe City Curacao.

Centaurus, str. tare -WC Orient 8 United Kingdom Dee. 23 Orient Dee. San Praa Dec. 5.

San Praa Dee. 7 Wast Coast Vesaala In Part St. Johns Terminal Inman-Poalsea Eastern A Western Coaxet. at. Else, schooner I nca, schooner C'fllllo, st schooner Sileta.

str. tllookson, str. Meodora. str Drydock 15th Street St, Johns Trm. A C.

sklUif Coal bunkers 81 Johns Terminal Iac1flc Marine dork j. St. Helens North Bank Knappton lrjrdork orthwest Steel Tongue Point Rnanpton East Washington Street loth Street Diana, str. Falls of CljaV, sbip. lhablo.

str. Tirerton, str. Willamette, tr. str. Daisy, atr.

Multnomah, str. Centaurus. atr. Ilalco, str Rantiam. str.

Curacao, str. Montfomeir, str, MARINE ALMANAC Weather at River's Mouth North Head. Dec 5. Condition at the mouth of the river at noon: Sea smooth; wind east 6 miles: weather clear. Tides at Astoria Saturday High water: Low water: 11:20 a.

10. feet, :27 a. 8.2 feet. 8.37 p. 1.1 feet.

DAILY RIVER HEADINGS 8 A. Paeifie Time. S3 94 II STATIONS 1 lie Portland rW ''eitilty Tonfcikt and Saturday fair; easterly triads. TTmi fr. ad SatnrdaT fair: colder to- Jeht eaat- nortkm: moderate easterly winds.

vVariiinglcisj Tonight and Saturday fair; not mid tonifbt east porUoa; moderate eaaceny winds. WEATHER CONDITIONS Low Dieraila over the Southwest reaching northward to the tyaahinftoft coast and into Southern Idaho, the point of greatest depression being in, Utah. A shallow depreeeioo is apsarentiy central in the St. Lawrence ralley. Orer tit remainder nf the eonntnr the Pressure is high, the highest readings being in Iowa and South Dakota.

Precipitation has occurred on the Middle and South Pacific slope, and in parts of Texas. Tennessee and Alberta. The weather much milder in Moathrra Oregon and Southern Idaho, and in parts of tha Eaat and South, and in much eolder in parts of Montana and Alberta. Tlie temperature is shore normal in the Southern state and orer limited areas in the Lower Lake region. Montana.

I'tah and California. Reladre humidify at Portland: Noon yesterday, 48 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 45 per cent; 6 a. m.

today, 45 per rent EDWARD L. WELLS. OBSERVATIONS POWEtX Mr. and Mr. J.

Powell, tit Carlton Noe. 24; a Aaognter. ENGLISH To Ml and Htm. S. T.

English. 68 Water et, Nor. SO; a aon. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Smith. 4828 94th at B. 22: a aoa.

PIERCE To Mr. and Mn. A. A. Pierce, Tl I.

Alberta, Nov. 21; a aoa. MrTKKI Mr. and Mr. G.

E. Vutkey. 1078 R. 88d st Nov. 22: a daughter.

HIDKKN To Mr. and Mrs. A. Hideea. 885 Colonial Nov.

22: a daugwter. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Johnson, 1968- E.

11th Nor. 28; a son. BlHj5rERUEB To Mr. ami Sirs. k.

reeai- i eperter, 147 Slat st Nev 34, a daughter. riDiiri r- u. a t.Ml sit I Guild st, No. 28; a daughter. BERNSTEIN To Mr.

and Mn. J. BerntUin. SI E. 20th No.

2 a daughter. TAYLOR Ta Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Taylor. 1148 Francis Nev. 22 a son. GLEKDING To Mr. and Mrs.

B. R. GUnding, 212 Bancroft Nov. daughter. KJALMAR Te Mr.

and Mrs. E. Hjalmar, 954 Mississippi 29; a daughter. LIBEL To Mr. and Mrs.

Libel. 415S 7th st S. Nftr. 2 a wSn. LATJSMANN rTo Mr.

and Mm. J. H. Laus- mann, lttuB E. 16th st, Nov.

27: a son. RIEDER Mr. and Mrs. W. Rieder.

1082 E. Washington, Nov. 27: a son. TONE To Mr. and Mm.

B. Tone. Sisters, Not. 27; a son. BRUDEH To Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Bruder. 480 Fa-ling -t.

No. 22 a aor. To Mr. and Mrs. M.

Bucbwacb. 241 Grant Nov. 2ft; a eon. SMDER To Mr. and Mta.

J. F. Snider. 4888 72d st 8. Nov.

24; a son. MAULEY Tq Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Mauley. 7 Kearney t. Nov. 27; a dsnghter. D0B8ON To Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Dobson. 708 K.

78th Nov. a daughter. TATE8 To Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Yatee. 780 E. 87th Nov. 22.

a son. 5 FLETCHER To Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Fletcher. 510 St Jfthn Nov. 2i1. a daughter. NORTON TO Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Norton. 648 Hartman, Not.

22, a son. BADII.OVICH To Mr. and Mrs. J. Badilovieh.

712 E. Everett st. Nov. 2, a daughtea, CARLO Te Mr. and Mr.

H. M. Car 17 891 E. Sth st, Nov. 24.

a daughter. PATEHA To Mr. and Un. F. Patella, Linn-ton.

Nov. 27. a son. PARDO To Mr. and Mra.

J. H. Pardo, 6822 42d st 3. Nov. 28.

a son. OR NAN To Mr. and Mrs. J. Koraaa, 1891 Fremont st.

Nov. 23. a daughter. MONGELLI To Mr. and Mrs.

M. MongalH, 408 E. 47th at. Nov. 28.

a daughter. CBUISUS To Mr. -and Mrs. Craiaaa, 689 E. 53d st Nov.

24. a daughter MUMRAY-t-To Mr. and Mr. J. C.

Murray. 599 Junior at. Nov. 19. a daughter.

WALKER To Mr. and Mra. W. H. Walker.

1078 Portsmouth, Nov. 29. a daughter WICKIZER To Mr. and Mra. W.

C. Wickixer. 392 K. Rurnslde st, Nov. 24.

a daughter. CEITE To Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Crite, 8304 90th at 8. Nov. 21. a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Baylor, 74 Failing Nov. 26, a daughter.

RK HAHDfl To Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Richards, 207 E.

S5th st. Oct 28. a TURNER To Mr. and Mr. M.

T. Turner, 90 12th Nov. 22. a daughter. SHIELDS To Mr.

and H. W. Shields. Pendleton, Nov. 27, a son.

BY RON To Mr. and Mrs. J. Byron, 78 Overlook Nov. 80, a daughter.

NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Nelson.

2M8 E. 2d st. Nov. 18. a son.

JAJJN To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Jaua, Taylor Landing, Nov.

28, a daughter. MANNING To Mr. and Mrs. E. Manning.

N8T- 25' daughter. MILLER To Mr. and Mra. N. Miller.

8212 87th st 8. Nov. 28. a daughter. PESUBIOH To Mr.

and Mrs. M. Pesuaich 746 RaUigh st, Nov. 2, a daughter. SCHNEEIOCK To Mr.

and Mrs. R. Sclineelock, No. Wickersbam Apta, Nov. 26; a wo, HEYM To Mr.

and Mra. E. Heym, 692 Lovejoy, Dee a son. SELRN To Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Seleo, 489 DivlKion, Dec. 2: a daughter. JOHNSON To Mr.

and Mrs. M. 0 Johnson. Her; cm. Dee.

son. MVER8r-J Mr and Mr" Mrera. 1296 Campbell st. Nov. 28; a son.

HOUSE To Mr. and Mrs. E. IIouml 263 E. Lombard at, Nov.

24; a son. KINNY To Mr. and Mra. W. K.

Nov. 26 a son. aTrl0 Jr lnd Unk Gmtse. 8122 46th 8. Nov, 22; a son.

DEATHS AWP FUKERALS Tt ALP Th. ApUnaSp" whodTtT in thh? 3. will be h.M rJr day), at 2 p. m. from the chapel of the Skewem Undertaking cor.

Sd and Clay. Friends' and members of th Swim Ladies' Aid society. 1 and Aster circle No. 182, Neighbors of Wood-" aio uermania later, inds. Kn 8.

O. ur- Invited to attend. Rose City cemetery. Interment TRESSLER tn this city, December 4, Ernest Ireasler. aged 42 years, lata nf 892 Tillamook street, husband of Mrs.

Elisabeth Traasler. brother af Mra. Lillian D. Mra. Ruth Gillette.

Mrs. Ethel 8. Mercer, and Mtsa 01 lDm en. The funeral serv- ices wUl be held Saturday December 8 at 9 an p. at Finley's7 MWgOTerT at Titk.pJJZ Invited.

locin.raUon th? Prul4 wmj torium. i hi cov TE the family residenoe. 96T8 8i- 1 1 a- o-S-c I'matilla 2S r0.2 0.2)0.00 Eugene 10 3.8 0.5 0.00 Abany 20 5.4 0.8 0.00 Salem 20 5.6 0.8 0.00 Oregon City 12 5.7 0.8 0.00 Portland 15 3.2 0.40.00 TKMP. STATIONS fi I II Bsv-t. Or.

18 fFj BUIings. Mont. 2 0 t.n. Mam. 80 24 0 Buffalo, N.

T. 28 2 .08 Chicago, IU. 30 18 0 Dearer, Colo 42 24 0 Fresno. Cal 68 44 .01 Oalveston. Texas 70 4 Havre.

Mont. 14 -2 0 Helena, Mont. 8 6 0 s. 28 4 0 Kalispel, Mont 14 2 0 Kn i City, Mo. 82 22 0 I Angeles, Cal 50 48 .70 Mar hfield.

Or. 56 AS 0 Medford, Or. 48 0 Ucmphi-. Tenn 42 42 .52 Mtwoula. Mont.

6 -10 0 New Orleans. La. TO 88 0 New Tork. N. SO 26 0 Nome, Alaska 82 .88 North Head.

Wash. 50 36 0 Phoenii. Aris 86 52 .10 Pocatello. Idaho 82 28 0 Portland, Or 40 29 0 Rowbarg, Or. 40 86 .10 Saearmento, CaL 56 0 St.

Paul. Minn. 26 8 0 Salt Lake City, Utah 62 88 0 Hen Francico. Cal 60 44 .18 Seattle. Wash.

42 84 0 8anr. Wash 26 0 0 Swift Current, Sask. 20 18 .01 Tacoma, Wash. 40 30 Fi 76 54 0 Tonopah. Nrv 0 jjp Valdea.

Alaska V.i 22 h. Washington, D. I 34 26 Winnvmucca. Nev Yakima, Wash 80 I 4 0 'I: 'S VTCrimirui vjmfcv i. "service of the Pacific Steamship company.

Rnth vkhaI have comnleted loading at 81, Johns terminal and are expected to go down the river Saturday morning. the Gloekaon to Balboa and New Tork, lumber and flour cargoes respectively, ami the Coaxet, an one of the resects of the Admiral Line's Portland-Ortental service, for Japan, China and Manila, The Olockson will carry more than 10,000 tons of cargo and the flour alone is valued at more than 1750,000. All of this was milled in Portland as was the lumber, which, is to be carried to the Panama The Coaxet Is taking; out 2000 barrels of flour, 2600 bales of cotton, transshipped from, the Southern States, 2.000,-AnA tt lumber and a larce amount general cargo besides, over 9000 tons In all. Tha Olockson is carrying cargoforigln-ally" loaded on the steamer Sllett, which was damaged in striking a rock spit in the lower harbor and which requires drydocbtnsr. The Coaxet is starting on its second trip to the Orient from Portland.

Cspt. umii T.vnna is the master. The A aw Coaxet and Olocksort1 are both Standlfer steamers of the 60" ton type. LAUNCHING SCHEDULED JNerthwesl Steel Co. to Put Steel Ship In Water Today.

The thirty-ninth and last hull co The Future for Investors These who have the wisdom to buy Bats Boadt at the present time should consider themselves fortunate for years to come, as this country is not only the wealthiest of all nations now, and can look forward to becoming the strongest economically during the period following the declaration of ''peace. Ak for our investment recommendations BONDS THAT WE OWN FREEMAN Smith Camp pany In it present program, will be launched at 4 :05 o'clock this afternoon from the yards in South with Mrs. L. R. Banks, wife of the general works manager, as sponsor.

This hull will be the steamer Clauseus when complete, one of four purchased from the two South Portland steel yards recently by the Green Star line of New York. The launching this afternoon wllljae the last under these four contracts. The first one, the steamer Corvus. recently left In ballast for the east coast. The Centaurus is now complete, and was to have been turned over to the Columbia -Pacific Steamship company some time today for operation.

The Circinus Is now being finished by the Columbia River Shipbuilding corporation. The Clauseus will be ready for delivery before the first of the year, and like the other two Careen Star boats still In the harbor, will be loaded with general cargo by the Columbia-Paciile Shipping company. BELFAST OFFICIAL HERE McMullen Comes on Cargo Carrier to Avoid Travel Congestion. T. W.

McMullen, a member of the harbor commission of the port of Belfast, Ireland, is In the city this week as the guest of H. W. MacLean, formerly secretary of the civil service commission and now engaged lri brokerage business In the Chamber of Commerce building. Mrs. McMullen is a sister of Mr.

MacLean. While here McMullen has been the guest of local shipping men on trips about the harbor. Because of the congestion of passenger traveL the MeMullens, who are accompanied by their son. Victor, traveled from Belfast on a cargo carrier that arrived in New Orleans on October 19. They visited in California on a combined business and pleasure trip, arrived here last Saturday and will leave for the East Friday.

They do not intend to sail for Ireland until the first week in February. DIABLO UNDERGOES REPAIRS Steamer Brought to Port or Portland From San Francisco. The steamer Diablo has been towed to the plant of the Pacific Marine Iron work at the foot of East Main street and will there undergo general repairs. The Diablo was recently brought to Portland from San Francisco, where she has been operated by the Pacific Mall Steamship company. on the Diablo, which has been in service for nearly a year, will only consume a few days, after which she will be loaded by the Pacific Steamship company, to whom assignment was made by the operations division of the United States shipping board.

BRING HULL TO PORTLAND Shipping Board Boat A returns to Be Finished Here. The shipping board hull Areturus. recently sold to the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber company for operation in the Atlantic trade from the mills on the Oulf, will be brought Portland Monday from Astoria for completion. Outfitting will be done by the Pacific Marine Iron Works, and the hull will be moored at the foot of East Main street. The Areturus is to be fitted with the same machinery as went into Hough type ships built for the Emergency Fleet corporation.

The steamer is to be completed by February 1, and will then be available for a cargo of lumber to be sent to Cuba by the Douglas Fir Exploitation A Export company. Transport Is Overdue San Francisco, Dec 6 fl. N. No word has been received here today of the army transport tugboat Slocum, having two sub chasers in tow which left Balboa, November 25, for San Francisco. The vessel Is now long overdue.

Mystery Covers Movement The schooner Lucy, sailing from here three weeks ago with a cargo of lumber for New Plymouth. Australia, has put In at San Pedro, Cat The reason for this stop has not yet been learned by Albers owners. The only possible reason advanced Is that some member of the crew may have been Injured or Is ill. The Lucy has been sold to interests in Papeete, and it is understood will be used for inter-Island trading. 4MMII KoncR- ir tfV ABE INTERESTED TN' TATrVft A COIUSE IN ANT BRANCH OF THT9 AUTO" 1 MOTIVE INDUSTRY WHERE STl'PENTS ARB TAPOHT BY PBACTICA1.

4 EXPERI' -ENt'R IN CONSTRUCTION, REPAIRING ANI TBOL'BLE-SIUKJTINO ON ALL. MAKES OF GAS ENGINES. THF4R IGNITION SYSTEMS, STARTING AND LIGHTING SY8TEMS, dN- CI.CDING GENERATORS. STARTING MOTORS OR ARMATURE WINDING, ANT) Bt'IJ-DINO. CHARGING AND CARK OF STORAGE BATTERIES: ALSOv A( ETYLNK WCLDINO AND CUTTING; ENROLL FOR WINTER TERM AT HEMPHIIX'S TRADE -SCHOtJI.

OUB SdlOOLH ARE APPROVED BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. HEMPHILL'S OPERATE THE I ARGENT CHAIN Or PRACTI-CAL SCHOOI IN THE WORLD AND HAVE 8 WOOLS I THE POLIjOWING CITIES PORTLAND. TACOMA AND SEATTLE.

WASH. VICTORIA. B. YANi'OC VERTS. CAUlARY.

EDMONTON. t.ETHBRIDOE. SASKATOON, RKtJINA. WINNIPEG: AD- TIIIR1ZED CAPITAL STOCK, 10.000. THIS STATE OF OREGON AMAWS DtSf'RARflED SERVICE MEN 125 PER MONTH WHILH ATTENDING OUR PORTLAND SOHoOU -APPLICATIONS WI1J.

BB AT OUR MAIN T0t HAWTHORNE COR. EAST 20TH (TAKE MT. SCOTT OR HAWTHORNE CAR AT SECOND AND ALDEK TO J0TH, OR OUR DEPOT OFFICE. 124 N. SIXTH 2 BLOCKS FROM UNION DEPOT ENTRANCE.

GOING East or Sauthf HrmheM foods shptiedl at reduced rates; movrng and paeklna Painfat CoaJt Forwarding 403 'Hoyt H. Btiwy, t0.u 'ROCKT MOCNTAIN TrSACHERS' AfrENCT Frank E. Wallea, t-eaat. State Sapi, assa N. Bank bldg Teacher filsced pvwnvptly.

HELP WAHTE0 -FEMALE YOUNG WOMXII WANTED v. Penaaneat posltlona onea tor roeat eeiaa as telephone, opsrslcra, with or wUAoat neevtoes experience Call st Boom 801, Sta floor. TelepBeve elds Park and Oak streets. THE PACIFIC TEUA TEL. OOt ALL former MEIER A FRANK emsmyas-Bt now engaged deMring to assist aa during thai holiday aaason pitas report to Employment Btt reau at 9 a.

m. tomorrow morninf read to so. to work. There vacancies In several of oar rlepart- B.ent for thoe having experiencin other stores. A My Employment Bureau, BUtth Floor, Male A Dink Co.

WANTED 5 girls betweea th as et en 25 yean to opente power sewtnf m-chirwa. -Experieaoed npenton preferred hat will u- savenl inesperieoeed litis. Good wagsa 'paid. also large additional bonus. Ntoe nodri fse- tory to Work tn witn sat artemoona 011.

awe Ames Harris. N.v-1 Bag 13th sad HrL FORMER METER A A-UIs, CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS Desiring employment are Invited to epyAf 08 employment bureau, sixth float. MEIER A FRANK OOMPAKt FORMER saleswomen and rashten of Ltpsaau. Wolfe A desiring permanent or tempo-rary employment apply snparintendent't ofUee baton 10:80 a. aa.

Lip ma Wlfe A Oe. COMPETENT girl for gsn.nl housework: food! wagea; 8 in family. Main 6994. 86 Coe- nell bet- Everett and Flanders. A GOOD womaaa for general housework; musl be a good cook; good wagsa.

Apply -360 Ev Madiaoa cor. 18 th. GIRLS waatad. Apply factory, 24 It tat sa. WANTED Demonstrator for electrical house-! bold appliance mu.t be espertenoad hi ttn.

inn food. Stnbb. Electric 6th and Pine. MAID for genenl bonsework no wash hg, email! familr. good home and 46T awtAUai St.

N. East -047. WANTED Girl to assist wilt housework Ta small fsaiily for room, board aod 129 si asoath. Tabor 7804. GIRL a.

helper for gral housework, 00m-. petent person. Phono Main 6029, i LADY barben wanted At EvateU and Sd. KELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE WANTED TAILORS ON OPEN-SHOP BASTS. TAILORS ,.640, PEB WEEK' OPERATORS ....648.

PAR WEAK HELPERS, MALE AND FEMALE PER: WEEK Bl'SHELMEN PER WEEK PIECE WORK: t-819 CHEAPEST SACK COAT ON FIRST-CLASS BILL 117 CHEAPEST SACK COAT ON IKCOND--C1J188 EHEE SHOP FURNISHETX FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE MR. GEO. REED. SERETAST PORTLAND MERCHANT TAILORS' EXCHAMGE. 208 WILCOX PORTLAND.

OR, M0LER BAR BER COLLEGE pay yea while txi.itton (ecu red git you at of tnohi Write for MUVieae 24 ytnrtwide or ption Broadway 1731. toutn naming, give yoe aat of took tree, BStJUoa ascursd. 8 N. 2d st 4 MEN. WOMEN, leara barber wasw.

while laaraiaa. posltJoa Mgr. 33 m. SSS exprrioe. Oreaon firt.r Co liege.

iALISMEJT WA5TED WANT 2 aalesnMB tor out 'of town nafa -Kaat DfHTOffl fix 11 8nT)Pv4afeBSjBI, SITUATIONS MALE Y0UNO maxriad man reoenUy diachargwi aa ehief pbarmactst mate ra navy 6alra twsio ttoa: large experienee rn properur aoowuntaMJitr for the government Aceeslenad to tespslblllty. l-in, journal. ARE TOUR FLOORS JUST WHAT TOU WANT I refioiah eld floon and guaraatee to ylease. A. ARROW Phone SeUwood 2662.

708 E. Everett st EX-SOLDIER wants a peeiUoB ee a farm; eaa handle bones er tna tractor er machin ery of all kiada; eaa giv wfcreaees, A -8 34. Journal. waste a positlosi oa a hlcka nnch where aa could got more axperienea in handling chicken; raaaonable wages; eaa five beat of wfereaoe. B-840, Journal.

FOR 4 or8 hours- a day" by young taaa at-tending school, prefer eeeifeeUoBery ee stvat- or work; could begin at 4 jh aa. Paoae Bread- way 41S. 1 A-l TRUCK driver and mechanie wishes posi- tion driving track or auto: 4 roan'. aseriesMe on logging and tmvel trncks. tt.

Hotel Cvmndlne. room 811. WJley. STRONG, healthy elderly man want jo as riniiiVff, rhoreman efty or eoantryf ea milk; will beeb; antall wages; twfareaee. 8V b8S, Jonrvxl, 3(fitNEER.

12 yean aWrtrie anei steam, Ae aB aty repairing. Broadway 81. i. A ev 214) W. 21H ft MAN with famOy mast have work eoeai see 861 mast be 094 wars, asanas Vs A.

B. eee Snokana ava IP you have a Wak, aail At Plumbing, repair wcrk, fumae eoUs made and eoseaoiaaV East between R. BSth and 4th ats; baUder, Hadi-mada Bide. Cl; 0. 4" 1.

T. Kjappenberg. erect gang. 451 'lateen Vetweea E. 8th and Bth sts; waikder, same; 0.

J. t- Kaappenbeta. erect garaga. 451 Jseaap st sen K. sth and th star baiider.

saase; 490. Gordon Prwatia. erect aarage, 41-415 tlU-saa st- atweao tk and 10th, tota 1. sad 4. block 74.

Cones add; ImUiar, A. E. (35.OO0. R. W.

Gabriel, erect reaideac, 1179 LeuTei-tumt ate. between SBth and 41st; builder. E. J. Oberto; 4200.

WUmuD Crofton, mrcaratfon osth. 525 K. 18th (f. between Knott and razee; btukler, seme; fS00. T.

Q. PraeborgeT, erect garage), 510 E. 44ta K. between Braae aad Thompaoa; bandar, same; $200. r.

Thibao, erect garage, 1183 Tillamook between 89th and 40th; builder, Eaat Side Carpenter shop: 8160. Jack Walker, repair residence. 905 E. N- between and Mason; builder, East Side Carpenter Shop; $150 Mary B- Hntck. repair flat.

S81 Haig between E. lTth and 20th builder. East Side Carpenter Shop; $2150. Henry Failing estate, repair affios and store. 148 Sth st between Alder and Morrison; builder, P.

M. MUes; 11150. Olaf Engeben, erect chicken house. 457 E. 81st N.

between Tillamook and Eutene; builder, same; $200. S. Dalea. erect garage. 802 41st are.

between 80th and 82d sts. 8. E. bulkier, same; $100. 8.

J. Parker, erent ehicken bm, a 79 am. herst between Westanna and Wall; builder. Brad Wokwtt; 170. A.

Linebaugh. erect aaraXB. 780 Sal mon between 23d and 25tb: builder, aame; $75. H. Klbler.

erect ruklenn. nan tr, oith between Mason and Skidmora; builder, same; I i-t m. block 34. Alameda Park add.l MEETING NOTICES 41 PORTLAND LODGE NO. S5.

Ai F. A A. M. Special commu nication Saturday afternoon. 2 clock.

Mssonic Temple, to 'conduct funeral services of our late orouier. nMt w. Tmm1 bera please bring autos. Visiting brethren l-s come. Br order W.

M. H. J. HOUGHTON. Sec.

WASHINGTON LODGE NO. A. F. A A. will anake fraternal, visit to Hood River tomorrow (Saturday) evening.

Autos will leave E. fith and Burnside at 2:30 p. with accommodations for ThoM going By train will leave Union vtatton at Order W. M. J.

H. RICHMOND. Sec. MACHINISTS Take notice. All members of Ixidmi 6.

784 and 1388 are cordially invited to brine their wives, aeethen. titter and daughters and attend an entertainment rruuy nlgnt, Dec in the large hall, 120 4th at 8 o'clock, to be gitsn by the ladies' auxiliary of the ma chinists of Portland. UNNY8IDELODGE NO. ISS" A. F.

AND A. 1L Special commnnicatinn Saturday, 3 and 7 o'clock. Work is M. M. degree, By order of W.

Jl. JOHN M. R1NKER. Sec. PHAINX Idge No.

14. KuighU of l'ythian, -meets every Friday evening at 426 K. Alder st. All member are reqnesteJ to be present Friday evening, Dec. 5 to meet the grand chancellor.

Relrrahraent. Visitors welcome. N. E. Jordan, K.

of and 8. DANCE to be given by the Security Council de gree sxau ac uniing worth ave. and Albina: everybody invited. Saturday evening. Dee.

to airm every ana aq-patUTqay. EMBLEM JEWELRY a rpectslty. battaaa. plas, enaraas. jaeger ii-i3 stn t.

Vital Statistics marriages. Births. JDeatos. MARRIAGE LICEXES James T. Aitken.

86. Boise Idaho, and M.r- trete GOrC. 25. Rainier hotel. samuei 1.

Gates. Megal. 109 E. 17th at, and Martha Hanna. legal, 1189 E.

Ctmch rt. Theodore W. MeArthnr. 2B. -29 E.

22d and Exter A. Scbnlta. 22. 2i0 E. 2d st P.

B. Obrien. 28. Yakima. War.h., and Adelaide SUnbsck, 22, 11777 E.

Burnside ft Edwin K. Wricht 21. SB2 H.imnn and Mildred A. French, 20. 992 E.

Salman st Leonard I. Kaufman. 2R VtwtnnU hMl Helen M. Olack, 22. 145 22d st Inehram.

23. 1501 Flak at, and Hallin Swing. 10. 1501 Flak st Charles Homecker. 21.

Gresham, and Pearl Daklqairt. 17. Greham. Or. Krett at, and Dovey Delaney, 89, E.

9th and Ankeny sta. f-- a. ana tn at. and Elma A. Oorvie, 80, 612 Lexington ave.

V. W. Critteneden. legal. Rex and Marcia.

legal, Haxel Fern Ants. Victor E. Johlin. 2B. 985 Cerbett at.

and Gertrude Gee. 28, 985 Corbett st Olaf Bracett. 27, Imperial hotel, and Sarah Emundsen, 25. 404 Park st O. Davis.

22. 805 Glisaa st. and L. Knen, 21. Kenton.

Or. John H. Niedermark Wl ISA c.w mtm ncren juciwy. legal, osi Kmeraon st Mont Wei. 9ft 2a 82dV incmT liouaauia.

86, A.toria, and Ida Laakao. 88, Multaomab hotel Robert F. Kdfan. 1ml inn 4t. Lura Jack aon, legal, 688 E.

Taylor rt. and and mmuuwci, a. Alberta. Canada Gladys ParkhHL 84, 497 82d ivaa R. Cooppens.

28. 721 K. Broadway, and Helen M. Skinner. 28.

721 Bm.rfw.. H. N. Wakefield. 18.

IT1S e.i. a and Ruth Jennings. 18. 4711 72d st MnJ "tT1 esers. 21.

Standish Apta. Mflba R. Rowley, 18. StandWi Apta. and 1.

Lampros. 82. 20 12th at. and Maria S. Panag.

24. 500 Davi. mt Merrill Hanirr 90 lvn ui-1-1 MuitrnaSn- t. and Roale a 1 i. A rir.i ac.

oeimer Bwenaen, 83 1BB iu and Ruth Fofsberg. 26. 862 Colonii Monroe Kelly 27. Monteno. WaahTTand Viola Monarty.

21. Empress hotel. r. Bcnroaer. leril Wykoff.

and Ruth nf.TuW!.1, 28 J5f H'h street. Howard M. Nelson, 30. Seattle. Wash and Sore Linder.

80, 467 Broadway. "a tliiuM iohJuon 1faI' 22 13th atreet, and Ella M. Baxter. laeal. 4RA n.th..- anvTHL 840 Tenino' i.M?: "ndeT- l'sJ.

361 Holladay ave. Stephan Burley, 28. 217 KnoU at Inrt Bc.i VVeller, 23. 88 Emerson A 26, Wheeler Annex. William Sear.

kl Mary E. Brown, legal. 870 15 M- BIRTHS lllilW Mrs. L. Sider, jovemb- DAVIDSON Mr Mrs, A.

Davidson. Whitwood Court. November 2 a son CHAMBERLAIN To Mr and Mrt Ch.m bsrlsta. 1180 Attsttie MreeL "ombir i son. INOUTE To Mr.

and Mrs. T. Tnouye. S85 Lmoa avenaa north, November 15 a daugli- BCSH To Wr tnd Mn T. Buah, l.

Wat Tarry atreet. November 27. a aoa. DAJ Mr. and Mra.

B. Day, 186 Eart Seventh auawt north, November 26, a daugh Te Mr. sad Mrs. J. P.

Larsen, 7222 Srxtr-fourth avenue S. November 22, a daughter. HAGLU To Mr. And Mra. Haglu, R.

D. L. Grove Oak. 00 HA.T50MT' Mr' Un- Hagstrom. avenue, novemoer 21, a daughter.

PARIS To Mr. and Mra. A. P.rf. Eaat Sixteenth atreet north, November 28, a BAKER To Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Baker. 1845 Hnod street.

November 24, a daughter SHERMAN To Mr. and Mra. O. H. 8 reman.

3404 East Forty-second avenue, November 28, a daughter. DERR To Mr. and Mr. J. Derr.

790 Eaat Tenth street, November 28, a daughter. HAWKINS To Mr. and Mrs. H. Hawkins.

638 Mill street November 21, a daughter. MINIOB JTo Mr. and Mn. H. Minior.

807 Emerson. Xovember 6, a daughter. OONLT To Mr. and Mra. H.

T. Coaly. 836 Sherman atreet November 28. a son. DUKES To Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Dukes, 1231 East Taylor, November 29, a daughter. ANDERSON To Mr.

and Mrs. O. Anderaoa. 247 Grand aveirne, November 20, a aon. GARLOCOH To Mr.

and Mn. E. F. Garloagh. 1668 Oregon atreet.

November 11. a daugh. iTr, FELDMAN To Mr. and Mrs. H.

Feldmaa, 821 Jnbnm. "November 15, a daughter. OAATRIGMONA To Mr. and Mrs fkiM. gDoaa, 42S East 'Forty-fifth street.

November 21, a daughter. MARTELLI -To Mr. sad lira. O. MaHelll, 8208 East Seventieth atreet, November 20.

a aon. KEITH Te Mr. and Mrs. C. Keith, Reeda- nort November 19; aoa.

BTLYEN To Mr. and Mra. J. R. Bllyen, 844 HaroM avenue.

November 2. 8 aoa. WAT.ICH To Mr. and Mrs. L.

S6S Walrmt street November 23. aoa. BANCROFT To Mr. and Mr. B.

Bancroft, 648 Up.mr atreet. November 28, a arm. WOLFT.R To Mr. tad Mrs. A.

O. Wotfer. 418 North Twenty-nfth atreet. November 20, eon. ADAMS To Mr.

snd Mra T. M. Adams, 594 Genteabrra avenue. November 12. a CURTIS To Mr.

and Vra. 6. S. Cnrtto. 6087 Thirty -eighth avenue S.

November 16, a SOTi. I LFSHER To Mr. snd Mrs. K. 3.

Leaser. 448 Eaat Nmetsenth street November 19. daogh- WfWDT5N To- Mr. and Weodea. 94 strand avenne, November 22, a aoa.

SHERWOOD To Mr. end Mrs. 3. HV Brtev- wood. 89S TOta atS.

Dec. 1: a dangb- LUBLIN ER TWO STOKER We Strt a to Pleara 148 MorrlwMS. Set Mwy. Park. Max 267.

828 Morriaoa, Portland Hotel. Mar. fSS. CLARKE florist. Morrimka' tt.

bet 4l and 6th. Phone Maia 770. Fine ttoweta and floral de'lgns. No branrtT staves. LIBERTY MARKET 6th and Yam-hill sta.

Cut flowers. planU and def Vcll Wood Qreenhotisen, 649 NehaVaa ava. Brll 1630 MARTIN A FORBES ftortata. 4 Wash-in (ton. Maia 269.

A-I26S Flowers to all awi'ticaHy arranged. llf W. Baas bldg. till VltaLVLVvIl 9 tl Morriaoa at. riTNERAL THRTSCTORS' liolman Undertaking Co.

Funeral Directors THIRD ANf SALMON STS Main 607. A-1611 J. P. FUMY Progressive FUNERAL DIRECTORS Main 9 MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH A-1899 F.S7"DUNN I NO, INC." THE GOLDEN Rtt.N BNTIEBTA KKHS 416 E. Alder St Phone Rt 82, 236 CRAMBFRa CO Funral Directora.

yAll the Convenience of a Home. WoodWwn 3806 24 20 Ellllne-worth ae A. D. Kenworthy Co. SS09-SRAS nan st t.ENTS P1th Tabnr B2ST.

Hine Phone D-Sl Dunning McEntee Broadwar rnd Ankenv Bt I.s1v Assistant "1v BfrVWT S8e. A-4RKS. MW.V. ft sncweori- to Wiloa A Ross, Mnltnomab at E. 7th.

lrvinvtoo P. L. Lerch DwBTAKERW V. nth snd Hswthnrwe. cENTEE A EILERS.

funeral parlor, with all tbe privacy of 1 home. 16th and Everett at. Phonev Brnedwvv 2188 Home A-21S8. W. GABLE A Sncrewor to Hamilton.

173 aitn Phrase Tsbot 4813 If ILTETl A TRACRY. indrteiisnl rnnersl Price, as low a 20. 640. MU W-htnatrm tt FTle. Mln 2fl A-7nS R.

T. BYRNES NSluTm.nr9oY WllHrfi sve. oodlswn S20 A Tlfl. 592 William. ru.

uusmua vui 1 1088. 108 lrsue UNDERTAKING CO 5 OKCWeS A-2851fvr TWrdndJ2sj MOrrRiETiT! Portland Marble Works 286 4th t. CM. Nn Bro. lbUGRAhlTtCo LOST AD rOTjyP I THE following articles liave been found on ears bwt.

Rallwav. Uaht A Power t. Pec 3: 8 tmrses. check book, brooch, finger n' u. 9 km watch chain.

1 fxir 2 gloves! envelope. 8 packages, 1 bucket lard. can. hammer, wrench, 4 lunch 1 bo.es, 2 umbn-llaa. 4 club a Owners may obtain property at rirrt and AWsr sts MfST Month ago.

on tram between Portland and Bend. 2 150 Liberty bonds. 80 war savings stamp. Reward. August On in ton.

Gen. Bend. Tr. 10 BEVARD for any information leading to Uie recovery of 2 male Airedale nop. month.

bob T.IK fskefrom M.cad.m road South Portland. W. C. Berret Mar-hall 2t78. LOST Sunday, Udy's black leather handbag oontalnin 310 bill, 'mall change, pair tsnWd Stoves, Udy's 15-jewel Elgin watch 'hnnng ease) and try.

Reward. Phone Mitw. B-J. LbciT Between Alder at en 1st or 8 to 800 Williams. 1 suitcase containlnS one O.

O. F. canton uniform. Return to 1100 Union sve. N.

Reward. WIU. the man who picked up my gold brooch set with pearls on 5th. In front of Mler A Frank's window, kindly return it and receiv rs- wrd? Phone Woodlawn 2558. LOST A lfttla black between Grsh.ro snd Stanton: little over 88 and gold chain.

"nrt" to 693 Cnion N'! ward. LOST French Toy Poodle, white; answers to of Peggy; return to 915 E. Kelly, or oar mtrmnA nr brown Snaniel with II- oense from 863 Benton. laformatioa call Fat 7907. LOST In vicinity of lh and Taylor, heavy overcoat: mas taken suddenly 11L Pboae Mala 4488 Reward.

LOST Between Boring and Alberta vie Da- mamms road and Powell Valley road, brown ahawl. Reward. Phono Woodlswn 4888. LOST Brindle bun pup. long tall: collar has harness makers name.

any uvormauou- tMcnhone MsfhaTl 1442. LOST, rtrayed or brown Spaniel, with lioense, from 868 Stanton. Information call East 7907. TOST On St. John.

ear. vurse containing near ly 820. Flnd-r please return to 670 Do Pin fiolnrnbie HTt NnrkM. LOST A bunch of keys, neighborhood of Clng St Garage, check No. 384.

Main inf. LOST Dee. 3, army khaki wool mittea Reward. Tabor 1279. LOST Gny squirrel for on 82rl st.

between Clinton and Division. Call Sell. 1377. Reward. LOST A toy Boston bull, nam on collar, baby's txt.

Reward. Phone Broadway saps LOST A fmtemity pin. T.bor 9377. Rward. Msilern cross.

Phone TiSsT Maroon and gold-colored sweater. Oafl Sellwood 1089. R-wrd. IXjsTOne cow, dark blrjwnT'rCall HELP WANTEDMALE I WANTED Boy about 18 yean of ago; mut live at home and be through schoolings steady employment with good pro.pcts. Anphr Ames, Harrta, nag Co lain- ann Hort am.

TAILORS. ATTENTION. Strike rtlll on in Portland IXVAL NO. 74. WANTED Energetic men.

with or without selling experience-. Auto accessories. 804 Spacing bids. WANTED Men to sell bominy and horiCTed- Ish. B25 Ln vision, acroas from rorn Motor works.

Small Job. big pay. WANTED -Brrr IS or 16 for work in insurance office. Apply 817 Corbett bldg. OFFICE BOY Enersetie, good appearaao.

with beet of references. H. I.v iebe. A So. man to work in Jewelry atora; reference rwiulred N.

Solomon, 3. 3 Mfrrion it HELP WANTED MISC. 42 ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL UNION AND WASCO STREET THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT ONE WEEK FREE To tevastisato oar system teaching gates. tracton, gas engines, auto aleetrteaj sad battery worn, stato allows eisenargvd aoaiasn and as Hon 825 per month whil attending acbooL SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOR AUTO MECHANICS, DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. CALL OR WRITE FOR 100 PAGE CATALOGUE FREE.

ASK FOR BOOK No, SB. hawthOBnB att0 43)1 HAWTHORNE AVE Aftomobile, tractor and airplase mechanics, expert vulcanuera, acetylene waiden and machinist that have been trained In our school are ia demand everywhere at big wages. teach these trades la a tew weeks time. 80 pesotteal work, with clear, anderstaadabla lectures and demonstratioaa by experts. Call er write tor catalogue Type willing.

eocBptosaeter, bookkeeping sad other modern bnsinaea wanes. Day sad nlflit scboot Arkl 3d snd Morrison, Man 824. AUTOMOBILE, sad airplane sseahaa-to, vulcaniaen. acetylene waldars sad Bsactiiaista thsuV fair aeea TRAINED tag ea schodl are sa dam and EVERYWHERE at BIG wagea SO par aent PRACTICAL WORK wtta dear, aaderataaalabl tectaree af fKRlA Ceil or write tor eataJogrsa. HAWTHORNE AtTO SCHOOL, lae, ess Mawtaorae Ave.

POSITrONS ASSURED EVERY GRADUATE OF BKHNKE-WALKSB BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND Enroll soy tins. Telegraphy, iteaography, banking, bookkeeping, aegretariat Free cats loa. LEARN TELEGRAPHY Yowng men and wensea wanted. Call 434 Railway Exchange bide.

Splendid opportunity to tears a -well paid profaasoa Pre bookkL Balwsy Telegraph Inrttute. EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Mtsa Reeina Backers pnaate cboolj mdirid-ejel laetrectlovi I22H Grand ave East 427. ORKieON LAW SCHOOL. Alislj. bldav.

3d and Morrisea W. E. RJebanboa, sea. Maia 677. tieth avenue S.

Earl M. Olaon. in.v. Una bjssm see (-) FalliDf. RIVER FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will during the next two or three days.

fell AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, Dee. 5. Sailed at 8:80 last night, steamer Oleum, for San Luis. Sailed at 6 a. steamer J.

A. Chanalor, for Geriota. Sailed at 11 a. Daisy, for San Francisco. San Francisco.

Dee. 5. Arrived at 7 last night, steamer City of Topeka, from Portland rla Eureka and Coos Bay. Chistobal. Dee.

1. Sailed, steamer Byfield. from Portland, for United Kingdom. San Pedro. Dec.

6. Arrived, steamer Captain A. F. Lucas, from Portland. San Francisco.

Dec. 5. (I. N. Arrived, We Sequana from Manila.

Hongkong and TRANSPORTATION RAVEL mm hmmI Mteamshin Cosnpanlas. eaa aaeure i vallsbls tpae. on snv steaaer of aar asa. tasuuas trosa ear oinoe wm STVAMSHIP TICKETS Vatvotia coatnulatiBS Uaval at setae a aferoad, or bringing their friends or relatives over from' the eld country, ehould take advantage at experienced inforsutloa free of charge. eOUHNAL TRAVKL aNBIMPORIUITIO URRAW DORSIV m.

SaalTH. esaneter Te Journal ertlane, Oreaon. tiarstiaM 1S7. INTERNATIOJIAL MiRCAIfflLE MARINE LINK WHITE STAR LINE HEW T0BK LIVERPOOL Oedrlc Dec so Baltic Deo. IS, Jan.

SI Oelana Dec. S3 Meoantle Jan. Celtic Jan. 14 N. Oanople Jan.

40 Oetlo wan. 14 RED STAR LINE XEW YORK TO ANTWERP Via PLYMOUTH and CHERBOURG Lapland Dae is, Jan. 17 AMERICAN LINE If EW YORK-PLYMOUTH-HAMBURO ManehuHa Oto. 17 "er laeafvatlens and ticket aaprr te leoal asanta or eoenpany't off lea. I.

Disney, S1S Seconal Avenue, Seattle, Phone Main SanFrancisco S. S. ROSE CITY DEPART ICOOJf Tuesday, December 9 Frost AJaiworth Oeek Pare laelades Bertk aac Veals Cltr Ticket Offlea, Id Wasaliftot, Ploae Mala MM Pretest Ofltee, AJaswerta Doek Psoas Broadway Ms Saa Fraaelseo A Portlaad (. Llaea Steamer for AN FHANCISOO and LOS ANOKLCa Sailing Saturday, P. M.

Cheap Rates SL BOCLAM, AaA, IU Third paone sjals ft. AUSTRALIA mtm XKAUtM tOUTM CA rie Tanta end KsMSstteaV tkd ead PesMnsis terelae Preai saa sroag4ais tverr tl Day uaies sa. oo. mtm zsaland and I First Choose Your Bond House and Then the Bond THAT is a logical way to invest in Government, Mutiici pal or Corporation securities. Knowledge of and confidence in the Bond Dealer is the first element of satisfaction.

The client list of Clark, Kendall is representative of investment service we perform. May We Place TOTJR Name TJsoa Teat LIST! 'Afternoon report of preceding day. NEW TODAY Journal "Want'! Ads RATES, DAILY OR SUNDAY Use. per tastitle Tbrae enoseenttre Insertions far pries of tvo. ea taBaeaasat eosseennra tnsertloa Sttaoat chance of copy, set Has Ooaat atz avaraga vorda to the Baa.

far Monthly rates pboae fee sBBttar. PHONES MAIN 7173 A-0S1 Build Your Own Garage wfll.daUTar a Sectional Oaracs to you anywhors in ths Northwest. Yon can set It up In a few hours. Sand (or circular. REDIMADE BUILDING CO.

IU E. Utk St Phots East 1111 Portlaad, Or. Send Us Your Old -Carpets (We Call and Deliver) Old Ruffs and Woolen Clothing-. We Make Rererslttle, Haad-Werea FLUFF RUGS Room Size Flaff Ruf Woven, $17.50 Raff Rnf a Wore a AU Blses Mall Orders Send for Booklet. Festhers RenoTsted Carpet Cleaning zlS Bift, Steamed Cleaaed, SIS WESTERN FLUFF BUG CO, (4 Union Ats.

N. Pkoasi East eve osll rem rovm old ean PETS, nuas AND MfOOAia OLOTHIN. Mfe Make FLUFF RUGS kM Wert Tvfntt Ovt fiwiipttg HHoe Woven AN isae. Mali Ordsvs Sand fee See let. Car fists Oleaned, Laid NORTHWEST tUC CO.

ISA tAST CldHTH ST. PORTLAND RUG COMPANY MaNUFAOTURKRS OP FLUFF RUGS THtRra a MPpfRBNer: SVC WRAVS ALLSIXtS IN NOTIt PLUPP AND NAN NUt. LIT US OALL PON VOWN OLD CANPITS-XWORK WILL BE NETWrtSlBB -yHOaiPTVT." AIL ORDERS OIVEN PROShPT IS I I BS I IVH WN CLEAN CARPETS PORTLAND RUG COMPANY MtTl BAST 1TTN STREET Fuses aviaxa, annar rssme er Books lBOOKS Books ZO.OOv MCW BOOKS ON A LI: SUMEOTS AT FRE-kvAA FAISJCS WE BUY MOONbVHAMD JOHNSON BOOK STORE 464) FOURTH ATRECY CURK.RtNDAaSC0.INC. j- ui ue nwi asonaay, Dfmbr si 2 p. at the funeral parlors of A.

D. Kenworthy company, 6802-04 Ninety- a. in taenia, interment Mult- -JTZ: I 1 r-' At uie rwnaenee, 482 12th brother of Mnv Thomas Withyoombe and the tat Willi ra Chynoweth. Friends invtted to attend tbe funeral aervioea at Foster Prairie cem- vujnuML nra av rears. Beloved 3 tomorrow (Saturday), Dee.

6. 1919. i SHEPHERD In thia city, Deo. 5. Elisabeth Agnes Shepherd, aged 64 years.

Remain, are at the parlors of Breeae A Snook. Belmont and ootn. runeral notice later. BATER Lettie Rater. 6808 NlnetV-aeconil street S.

November SR. 41 betls. DQWE Lewfa Dow. 2922 Fifty-fourth atreet S. November' 29, 81 years; cerebral ham-orrhage.

FISCHER John M. Fischer. Portland Medical hlMnital. November 28. 48 vear.

nasrt1tia TROWBRIDGE George M. Trowbridge. St Vincents hospital. November 29. SH oarcinotna.

SAVAGE Theresa Jaae Savag. 746 Love-Joy street, November 29, 69 years; earner. THOMAS Jesse C. Thomas, St. Vinoenu hospital.

November 28. 60 yean; fracture of skull. RICHARDSON George H. Rlchard-on. Si Joseph Home, November 29, 70 years; apoplexy.

HASTINGS Richard H. 10 Sixteenth street north, November 80. 57 years; pul. tuberculosis. SANBORN Martha Cora Sanborn.

1125 Eaat Stepbena, November 25, 42 years; nephritis. BROWN Cart L. Brown, Good Samaritan hospital. November 29, 29: sepsis. HARRIS Harry H.

Harris. Good Samaritan hospital. November 28. 25 years; pneumonia. HART Patrick Hart 927 Easy atreet, November 29, 71 yean: senile dementia.

KIEKENOPP William H. Kiakenopp, Sellwood hospital. Dec 1. 04 years; letbargie encephalitis. BRISTOW Katie Clare Brtotow, 688 Montaom- ery, Nov.

29. 54 yean; cancer. STEVENS Ion Alice 8tvaa. S806 46th at, Dec 1. 3 reT; lobar pneumonia.

J0ITN80S Letti Johnson, gelhrood General hospital. Dee. 1. 35 yean; pulmonary tnber-eulosis. IVESON Rose M.

Jeckeoa Ivesoa. 860 Ben-ton JL. Now. 10. 12 yean; Icthanpe a-eephajitfii.

SHELTOK Mary E. SheKoo, 11 E. BTth at No. 30, 86 yean; la grippe. MURPHY Dennis 8.

Marshy, S68 Clackamas Nov. SO, 88 yean; lenllRy. WARD Thomas Ward, Qnimby hotel. No. 80 60 yean: chronic valvular heart disease HONKYMAN Agnes Honeymaa.

787 E. Ah, Nev. 29, TO yean; angina per tori. Mn.LEB James N. Miller.

657 Iafayette at, 77 yean: cerebral hemorrhage. -CA8ET Jennie Louis Caj. 615 Alder 1 28 yeans Sea. tuberculoid. JOHNSON Stella Waiting Johnson.

871 E. A-b, Nov. 30, 66 yean; bronchial pneumonia. efKAT Aaron Mows UcKer, I00f Ionard Dee. 1.

64 years; eerebnl hemorrbage RANFORD Mary M. Sanford. Portland 26 resn; tnberculosis. BARKIS--John Sarria, St Vincents hospital. Deer 1, 30 yean; peritonitis.

AlJN Joseph C. Allan Portlaad aaaitarlum, Dec 1, ae yean: arteiio leroK TER8T William W. Terry. 607 Mulberry Dee. I.

70 years; angina pectoris. NEWBEBQ Hllmen Nevrberg. 1994 E. Taylor, Nov. 22; endocarditis.

KENNY Alice Wilms Kenny, 376 Vancouver Dee. 2, yean; diphtheria DEARBORN Helen Axuba Dearborn, 700 E. 2.2BN I-CHAPMAN Sanh Jane Chapman, Fatten home. Dee. 1.

72 years; tuberculoma. WKSTPHAL Berwhardene Waetphal Doe. 66 carclncsna. TY7JEH Mary Loretta Tyler, 6325 (1st st S. Dee.

2, 88 years; cardiac dilltation NELSON- Anna Christine Nataaa, 941 Mh aisaippl Dee. 2. 75 yean; eadocarditk. PALM Charlea 1. Paha.

Multnomah noepttAT Dec. 2. 74 yean; valvular disease of heart CHYNfTWETH-'ame ChytMrwath, 482 12th 4, tre yean; senility. KENNEDY Martha Ann Kenaedy. 860 E.

8th at Dee 1, 01 yean; myocarditis. WRIGHT George B. Wright, Good Samaritan JiovpitaJ. Dao. 2.

67 7an; ewrebreal heaaor- APLAjfALP Elirabeth Apknalp. 442 E. 12th at. Dee. 8.

67 yean; lobar pneumonia. PLORISTS st. rRVTNrttON" PA? FlARAt, 4th 'and YsrahtU. Fwnerat lowest laiaNtTOpposiTB rXstoMTciT Elowsee lo alt sL 6648. THE PEOPLE FLORAL SHOP, 2 Alder a.

PeTM ASg SIAJtK gTIISTTt P0TIAIS MUNICIPAL BONDS From the State of OREGON WASHINGTON IDAHO To Net 4.90 to 6.50 Exempt From Present Income Tax F. IOevepeaux ofdmpany 87 Sixth Street Broadway 1042 a Ground Floor WelU-Fargo Building GOVERNMENT. CORPORATION AND MUNICIPAL 3S4S. A TRUSTWORTHY elderly maa week, work very badly I say klad er diabwashina. Pm, 'gyyt-- CARPENTER work sad repairing dots, Pboae MariaJ 288.

ROOtfl reshingled and patched, gutters cleaned ad repaired. Beaeham. Beat lfOl, BONDS TO FROM 5 TO 7 PREFERRED STOCKS LCC A SECURITIES ROBERTSON EWING WANTED Carpentar work- eem lowest prices gang at lowest mm wvrs, ev seieak.Pkeae SeUwood BRICK emrtraotoTi finpWoaa, marUiea, 487 Ankeny. raone em PijXTlNGyprhaning and tinting, saa mT cevtter wr. Tabor 11a.

BEiaVA'tlNCe'deeieTTall laat" UiV. tbetiUeueS ea PeH.wtoe Paea MM 2074 NORTHWESTERN BANK BLOC if. jf -I 4r.