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. V ; TIIE 3I0RNIXG OREGOXIAX, WEDNESi5aT, .3rAKCII 17, 1920 1G ."v CHURCH MEETING CALLED PKELIMIX ART TO "WORLD MOVEMENT OPENS TODAY. "Plans for i'inuncial Campaign to Be Perfected and Quotas for Tliis State Announced. The campaign training conference of the interchurch world movement will open thia morning in the First "orisreBational church at Park and Madison streets, to perfect plans for the simultaneous financial campaign w hich will be held under the direction of the interchurch world movement in Orepron, April 25 to May 2. Frank C. Jackson. Oregon cam paign director, received word last r.isht that Otto Mayer of the national survey department of the interchurch world movement, with headquarters In New York, will be in Portland to speak on the county survey work, taking the place of lr. W. A. Averill. wiio had been scheduled to fill- the ! engagement here. 1 Frank O. Moran of Seattle, regional ' director of the simultaneous financial j campaign, will discuss the campaign i in the northwest states, and Frank ! ('. Jenkins will explain organization plans and methods for the Oregon I campaign. j I-elescatos to the , conference will j include the interchurch campaign di- ; lectors from each county in Oregon an.l county directors for each of the 1 33 Protestant denominations of Ore- j pen represented in the interchurch world movement having congrega tions in the various counties. ' Quotas to be raided in Oregon dur- j ins the coming campaign will be made public at the conference. CHEAP LIGHT PROBABLE Chinook Citizens Plan to Obtain Supply at Low Cost. CHINOOK, "ttah., March 16. (Spe-J cial.) That Chinook will solve the problem of minimum cost of electric lights is assured if the plans of .the local commercial club fructify. A committee composed of H. C. Plumb, J.. C. Fenn and Chris Hansen have evolved a method of utilizing the water from the head of the Chinook river which is to be brought down to tiie new fish hatchery in a pipe line", it is proposed to organize a stock company locally and petition the fish eries department to increase the size of their proposed pipe line from a six-inch to a ten-inch pipe, the added i-xponse to be borne by the company. The company would then install a turbine. It is also proposed to build a reservoir on the river which would enable Ihc company to maintain ser vice during the dry summer months. FRANK DAVIS. ARRESTED J'oriiicr Stale Prohibition Officer Ago. in in Trouble. liAKKIi, Or., March 16. (Special.) Frank lavis, former member of the Haker police department and recently fiiscliarired as state prohibition officer after being involved in a liquor party in l.akeview, was arrested here late .Monday niht by Chief of Police Palmer and is being held in the city jail on a warrant from the United States marshal in Portland. Davis is said to have been posinu as a state officer since his discharge from that pn.it ion. Last Friday the Raker authorities received a message from the federal inithorilics in Portland ordering the Immediate arrest of Davis because he l;ad failed to appear as witness in the Donncllv Ibiuor case being tried the federal court in Portland March 11. Chief Palmer found him loafing near the railway station, lie will be turned over to the federal authorities. DEMANDS CLOSE MILLS Jvalama Plants I eject Itcquot of Miinjrlc Weavers for Rise. K A LA MA. Wash.. March. 16. (Spe cial.) The 1'oliinibta shingle mill and the Barr shingle mill of this city are closed down indefinitely, following a demand of the shingle weavers' union for an advance of 2 cents per thou sand over the existing scale. Two members of the union who had attended a meeting in Williams' ball ttartcd a rumor last week that the mill owners and business men of this city had bought a large number of guns and ammunition to be used in case of strike, as they had seen the tame in the hall, but the union con tradicts this, as it is known that the guns were purchased two years ago by the Home Guard. WALLA WALLA CITY SUED "IVater Bond Issue "Legality Is Questioned In Complaint. ""VALLA "WALl-A, Wash., March 16. (Special.) Complaint was filed In the superior court today to enjoin the city from Issuing and selling; half a million dollars in bonds to improve the city water 6upply. John W. J.angdon, president of the commercial club and also a member of the city water commission, and W. II. Case, property owner, are the plaintiffs. The caso- will be carried to the supreme court. It is announced. The suit is to determine the exact status of the bonds. The bids for the bonds were opened last week and were be low par so they could not be accepted under the state laws. OSTEOPATHS HOLD CLINIC Several Physicians in Attendance From Different Points. KUGEXE, Or.. March 16. (Special) Osteopaths from several different points in western Oregon attended the clinic held here yesterday by Dr. C. J. Gaddis of Oakland. Cal.. sec retary of the California Osteopathic association. fr. Gaddis delivered a very inter esting lecture to the doctors assem bled, and in the evening was the honor guest at a banquet at the Hotel Osburn. The osteopaths in at tendance were Dr. Allen P. Howell, Albany; Dr. R. M. Roberts, Corvallis; Dr. H. L. Studley, Dr. A. O. Waller and Dr. John Simonds, Eugene; Dr. Mary Marshall. Albany, and Dr. S. L. DeLapp, Roseburg. NEWBERG POSJ TO BUILD Jrion Plans Permanent Home to Cost $30,000; Pnblic to Help. XEWBERG, Or., March 16. (Spe cial.) The Lester C. Reese post of the Newberg American Legion recent ly held a public meeting at the legion hall, the public being invited to assist in the furtherance of plans for a $30,000 memorial hall in honor of the men in the service during the world war. The post has1 a membership of 115 men and its purpose is to raise $15,000 for the memorial structure and it is asking the public to match the amount la subscription to the stock of toe AMCSEMENT8. BEGINS TONIGHT, 8:15. Tickets Xoir Selling. r Lipir J" Broadway at Taylor ILillJlVJ PHO.U MAIN 1 GALLO ENGLISH (COMIC) OPERA CO. TONIGHT, 8:15 ALSO FRIDAY NIGHT, GILBERT fc SILLIVA.VS "THE MIKADO" SENSATIONAL JAPANESE PRIMA DONNA HANA SHIMOZUMI "OFI I.AR OPERATIC COMEDIAN JEFFERSON DE ANGELIS i EXCELLENT! I CAST i SPLENDID I CHORIS I OPERATIC ORCHESTRA DIRECTION M AX BEN DI X TOMORROW. THI RSIJAY EVE "CHIMES OF NORMANDY" SAT. MAV'H.M.S. PINAFORE" SAT. EYE., "THE GONDOLIERS" EVE'S Floor, 12.50, 3 rows $2; Halcony, 3 rows $2, 4 at $1.50, 13 at $1; Gallery, 7 rows reserved at 75c. SPECIAL PRICK SAT. MT. Floor, J2; Balcony, 6 at Jl.oU. 13 at $1; Gallery, 7 reserved at 75c. Tonight All Week, Mat Wed., gat. ALCA ZAR In the Hilarious Musical Comedy. "Girls Will Be Girls" Win Mabel Wither 40 Players. Next "The Quaker Girl." B A & E R STOCK COMPANY Tonight. All Wfk. Mats. Wed.. Sat. .Must Gorgeous Scenic Production in stock THE TRAIL OK THE LONESOME PINE The Wonder Play of Them AIL Next Week "REMNANT." TNI BEST IN VAUDIVILLI 3 Niphts Sunday, 15c to $1.25; Monday, Tuesday, lie to $1. 4 Mats. Sun., Mod., Tues., Wed.. 15c to Jl. SARAH MISS I'AUDKX I KIM IK SHAW & ( O. CO. Byrnes Si 4rhan : Avey Si 0'il . I'HIL BAKKR Libby Si Ison Kinosrams (Exclusive) Topics of the Day KOSTOCK'S BIDING SCHOOL This Show Closes with the Matinee Wednesday, March 17 LYRIC MCS1CAL 8TOCK Mat. Ially at 2. Nights at 7 and 9. tic Double Kill This Week. The Hilarious Miiff'Hl Comedy, FAMILY AFFAIKS. and I ( horns (IIAKI.IK CIIXI'I.IV ll.irK' In His l.utet Film Scream, Content A DAY OF I'l.KAM KK. I Fri. Night CIRCLE FOURTH AT WASHIAGTON Ethel Clayton IN More Deadly Than the Male Alyo a Snub Pnllar-I ronirdy. "Kaisinc the Rrnt, and the I'atlir- Nrws. Open from 1 o'clock in th morniiiR until 4 o clock of the following morning. DANCING (il'ARA XTKKD In eight lessons ladies $2.50, pentlcmen $5 at He Honey's Beautiful Academy, Twenty third and Washington. ew Claanea for Brjrlnnera start Monday and Kri day evenings. Advanced classes Tuesday evening, 8 to 11:30. Plenty of de sirable partners and practice. No embarrassment. Pri vate lessons at all hours. Learn from professional dancers in a real school. Phone Main "ihitt. concern. The building contemplates, an auditorium with a seating capacity of 1500, which will also serve for a dance floor, gymnasium and public functions of all sorts, a swimming tank, bowling alleys, offices, com mittee rooms, game and reading rooms. A tentative building site has been selected close to the business section. Washburn Trial Begins. CHEHAL1S. Wash., March 16. (Special.) The state case against J. G. Washburn is on trial in the Lewis county superior court here. Washburn is charged with a statu tory crime. A jury awarded H. H. Payzant $455 damages in his suit against the Meskill Lumber company. Senate Official Appointed. CHEHALTS, Wash., Starch 16. (Special.) Herbert H. Sieler of Che halis will be assistant secretary of the senate at the legislative session next week. Mr. Sieler Is in the abstract business here. Last session of the legislature he held the same position. Umatilla River Torrent. UMATILLA, ' Or., March 16. (Spe cial.) The Umatilla river, which has been practically dry for a month, rep resents a rushing torrent at present, due to the heavy rains during the past few days. Manyflumes and fences have been Washed ajvay during the Bates far Classified Advertisements In The Oregonian. Daily mod Sunday Per line On tints 12e Tot coneertittve times. .. ........ ..22e Three consecutive times. ...........sae Seven ennaeeutlTe times 63e The followlna; clasaificationa excepted, the rate of which Is 7e per line per dayt Situations Wanted Male. Situations WanteoV Female. So ad taken for leas tbaa two line. Coant six word to the line. Advertisements (except "Person als' and "Situations Wanted") will be taken ever the telephone If the adver tiser Is a snbaerlber to either phone, S'o prices will be quoted over the phone, but statements will be rendered the following- day. Advertisements are taken lor The Daily Oregonian until 7:30 P. M. : for The Sunday Oregonian until P. H. Saturday. AMUSEMENTS. P A NT AGE S MAT. DAILY S:30 Ted Shawn Presents THE JIKNISH.VWN DANCERS, in MII.NAK OK THE SEA." Vaudeville's MoHt Based on an Kriode From The Arabian .Eiits." SIX OTHER BIO ACTS. Three Performances Daily. Night Curtain at 7 and 9. fine .Arts School MOTION PICTURE x Actios; and Make-Up. In the past week this school has furnished talent for a local pic ture company. Now is the time to qualify for positions that will be open from now on with companies now here and those coming to Portland. . Barney Farer, Director. Lester B. Phillip, Mgr. For Appointment, Phone Broadway 1677. 312 Beck BIdK., Broadway at Onk. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction House. 10 A. M. Furniture, 169-171 Second st. At private residence, 764 2th st. North; rine rurnilure. carpels, eic. &aie at ju w M. Take Broadway car to 24th and Fre' mont streets. MEETING NOTICES. DANCING The Moos hall is the nlace to dance every Tuesday. Thursday and Haturday evening. Prof. Fred Prasp's nine-piece or chestra renders the latest and best music on the best dance floor under the best ausoices in the city. Bring the girls and enjoy yourselves. SAMARITAN LODGE. No. -. I. O. O. F. Meets every Wednesday evening at o'clock. Oddfellow? Temple, iajar - I'-n a icier-st. INITIATION TONIGHT. Visiting brothers welcome. F. W. KROLU N. G. JESSE T. JOXES, See. OK1EXT LODGE. NO. IT, I. O. O. F. Regular meeting this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, East N0.I7 iMxth and Alder streeti Visitors welcome. A. A. KXUBLK. X. G. Second degree. S. A. STARR, Sec. PORTLAND CHAPTER, NO. 3, R. A. M. Stated convoca tion tnls (Wednesday) evening at 7:.",0 o'clock. M. M., r. M and M. E. M. degrees. L. I.. SL'OTT, Secretary. OREGON' COMMAXDKRV, K. T. Special conclave Thursday evening at 7::!t Ited c'ross on -10: full form opening. Officers pleafe take v irJiiA.Ml. Hecordcr. FRIENDSHIP LODOB, NO. 100. A. Y. AND A. M., East 4."d st. and Sandy blvd. Special communication today (Wednesday), 2 o'clock, for the purpose of conducting the funeral services of our late mrmner, Hroihcr Walter II. Hniney. Members are requested to attend. Order W. M. H. V. CHAriN Sec. MT. TABOIt LODGE. NO. 42. A. F. AND A. M. Special communications today (Wednesday), K. of P. temple. 3SS Yamhill St.. :l:"0 o'clock and 7 o'clock. F. C. de'srec. Visiting brethren welcome. L. V. JENKINS, W. M. FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO. 1H0. A. F. AND A. M.. East 4.1U st. and Sandy blvd. Special communication this (Wednesday) evening. (5 o'clock. !'. C degree. Supper to (i:.1o o'clock. Visiting brethren Order W. -V. H. V. CIIAPIN, Secretary. I'OUTI.AND I.OPGB, NO. W, A. V. AND A. M. Special communication this (Wednes day) evening, at o'clock. Masonic Temple. Work in the M. M. degree, visiting bretn ren welcome. Be order of w. M. II. .1. HOL'UHTON. See. TALIiSTlNK LODGE. NO. 141. A. I'". AND A. M. Slated communication this (Wcdnes dv) evening. March IT. 7:;'.0 o'clock. Visiting brothers welcomed. Arleta station Mt. W. S. TOWNSliNLl. bcc. rxiltlf .l.OPflE. NO. A. I". AND A. M. Staled com munication thia (Wednesday) evening. 7 oViock. March 17. Work in M. il. degree. Visi tors welcome. A. W. DAV IS, Secretary. WASHINGTON I.ollOK. NO. 40. A. 1''. AND A. M. Special communication thl (Wednes day) evening. o'clock. Kast St rt and Jlurnside. M. M. de gree. Visitor welcome. J. II. K1CH.MOND. Sec. DANCERS. ATTENTION. The Swastika club invites you to a St. Tatrlck's dance Wednesday, March 17, In K ot P. hall, Alder St. Fine floor, good music Ladles, S.'.c; gents. 50c, in cluding war tax and checking. Bring your friends and have a good time. BIO benefit ball will be given by all the councils of the Security Henefit association at the W. O. W. hall, 128 11th st., March 18 the proceeds to go to a sister who has been badly burned. Everybody welconje Uuion niusic. WHERE TO DANCE. Cotillion hall, or Broadway hall. Port land's distinctive dancing pavilions. Al ways the best crowds and the best dances, public Invited every week night. EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros., 131-3 Btll St. FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems. class pins and medals. H Washington st DIED. O'TtRTEV March 1, at the family resi dence 11U2 E. Taylor St.. .Honora F. O'Brien, aire 79 years. Mother of Mrs Mary Good. Mrs. S. P. Morrow and Aimes L O'Brien, all of this city, and John W.' O'Brien, Exeter. N. H. : Jainrs F O'Brien of Lowell. Mass., and Harry U. O'Brien of Seattle, AVash. Funeral no tice later. McEntee 4 Eliers, directors. WOLFSTIEN At the residence, 173 Vista ave., Marcn i. " ared 72 years, beloved husband of Henrietta Wolfstien. father of Mrs. H. M. Vetsburg. Bertha and Isabel Wolfatien. Notice of funeral later. niTnAI, At the residence or nis sister, Mrs. jonn atiiui, March 13 Emil Dusdal, aged 2S years. Remains 'at the parlors of Breeze & Snook, Belmont at a5th. Notice of fu neral later. THOMAS In this city, at her late resi dence. tl. t. lOf.ll SLiWU lUllll. Alilllll 16 Elizabeth H. Thomas, aged 73 years, mother of J. M. Thomas of this city. The remains are at Fin ley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. SLAVENS In this city, March 15, 1920, William r. piu.ciib, aku .,- jzmo. un loved husband of Elizabeth Slavens. Re mains at Holman's funeral parlors, 3d and Salmon sts. Notice of funeral later. WHITESIDE In this city, March 14. 1920. J. M. VV nitesiae, agea y--r. xiemains at Holman's funeral parlors, 3d and Sal mon sts. Notice of funeral later. HARRIS In this city, Marcn 16, James Harris, aged 80 years. Remains are at the Dunning & McEntee parlors, Broad way ana Anaeny bi. fujiww uuui-e later. AGTJERO In this city. March 15. Fellz Aguero, aged 20 years. The remains are at J?inieys. mvuiftipjuci, fum. no tice of funeral hereafter. NAYLOR Edward L. Naylor, Forest Grove, Or., March 15. aged 67 years. CONCRETE BCRIAT, YACLTg. THE NATIONAL VAULT CO. Reinforced concrete burial vaults: alr tlcTrit, waterproof, everlasting. Factory, Ooll Foster road. Phone Tabor 5547. MOlS'tTMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS S8S 4th st, Opp. City Hall. Ken Bros. notice. c 6fh BLAESING GRANITE CO. I rLT THIBDAT tPISpBTStefTj FUNERAL NOTICES. SCRUGGS March 16, at his late residence. avitt ClacKamas street, fepnrlam lirao son Scruggs, aged 73 years 2 months 16 days, fattier of Amos. William, Newton and Bascom Scruggs of this city, and Airs. ,tta Clarke, a,so or this city, ana Mrs. Lucy Mnloney of McMinnvllle. Mrs. riomer Mumrord or Indianapolis, inu. Mrs. Arthur Harmon of Morristown, renn.. and Joseph E. Scruces of Com merce. Tex, Remains are at the rest dentfal funeral home of Dnvnlnr & Me- .amar, 2,. ,tn and Multnoman streets. r uneral service will be held Thursday a 2:30 P. M. Friends Invited. Remains will oe forwarded to Morristown, Tenn. MACKENZIE At the residence. 14S N, '20th St.. March. 13. 1920. Dr. Kenneth A. J. MacKenzie, aged ttl years, beloved father of Mrs. Roderick Macleay, Miss Jean MacKenzie. Kenneth A. J. Mac Kenzie and Rrnald .MacKenzie. Friends Invited attend the funej-al services at z f. M. tomorrow IThnrsdav). March IS. 1!20, at Trinity church, llith and Everett sts. Services at Riverview cemetery private. I-AIXEY Tn this city. March IS. 1920, Valter H. Hainev. aged 4S years, be- i loved husband of Lula Halney. and vited to attend the funeral services at i:3U P. M. today (Wednesday). March 17. 11)20. at the residence, 635 E. 57th st. N. Services at grave under the aus pices of the Masons. -Interment Rose City "cemetery. SOI.LENBAOH In Parkdale, Or., March l.". Mrs. Arthur Sollenbach (nee Marion Euwer) : leaves a husband and -three small cm dren. mother Mrs. ire nia C Kuwer and brother. Eugene Euwer of Parkdale and Anthony Euwer of New ork city; sister, Mrs. W. A. Harbison, Pittsburg. Pa. Services held today (Wednesday) at chapel ih Hood River. interment private. MORRISON In this city. March IB, 1!20. Geneva L. Morrison, aged 36 years, be loved wife of Robert F. -Morrison. Friends invited to attend the funeral services at 2:30 P. M. today (Wednesday). March 1 1H20, at Holman's funeral parlors. 3d and Salmon sts. Interment Milwaukie cemetery. KING In this city March 15, Theresa King, aged 33 years, beloved wife of Thomas King. Funeral services will be held irom St. Marys church, Williams ave. and Stanton St., Thursday, March 18, at 8 A. M. Friends are invited. In terment, Mt. Calvary cemetery. Re mains are at A. R. Zeller Co. parlors. BRIDGES March 13. at 1445 East Sixth street North, Helen Bridges, aged 64 years, beloved mother of Miss G. Bridges and Mrs. Nellie Bruner. Funeral serv ices will be held from A. R.. Zeller Co-'s parlors Thursday, .March 18, at 10 A. M. Friends are invited. Interment will take place at Minneapolis, Minn. COOXET The funeral of the late John P. Cooney will leave the residence. 114 Alberta street. today (Wednesday), March 17 at K:30 A. M. thence to St. Mary's church, Williams avenue and Slanton street, where services will be held at I) o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment Itose City cemetery. NAYLOn At Forest Grove, Or.. Edward L. Naylor, ago C7 years 5 months and 12 days. Funernl services will be held Wednesday, March 17, at 10 A. M., from the Buxto-l , chapel. Interment Forest Grove cemetery. NAYLOR At Forest Grove. Or., Edward L. Naylor, aged 57 years 5 months and 12 days. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 17, at 10 A. M. from the Buston chapel. Interment Forest Grove cemetery. LATOCRETT Funeral services of Kather ino I.atourett will be held Wednesday. March 17, at 11 A. M. at the Portland crematorium. Arrangements in caro of Miller & Tracey. DWYEIt Private funeral services of the late James LHvyer will be held at the Dunning A McEnlee chapel, Broadway Ar Ankeny St., loday iVVcdnesday) at 10 A. M. FINERAI, CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral services. JONES AUTO LIVERY. Marshall 114. M.ORIIST9. SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP Tortljinci'ij proprpssivc florist. We spe cialize in funnral ilosipns. I ll 'i tith, opp. Meier & .Frank's. Main 7-15. MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florists, Ziti ashmpton. Main 269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. LUBLINER TWO Store. "We .strive to please. XL'S Morrison. Portland hold. Marshall 752. a48 Morrison, bet. Biiwy. & Park. Mar. ilo7. CLARKE BROS., florisls. 2S7 Morrison st. Main Tioo. fine tiou-ers ana liorai de signs. No branch stores. PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP. Funeral sprays Sl.fiO up. Bdwy. 2SiO. 4i:. Wash. TONSETU FLORAL CO.. CS7 Washington t., bet. 4tll and Stll. Main 5102. A 1161. I TNERAI. DIRECTORS. iDWARD HOLMAN &SON Kunrral Uiroctors. Third and .snlmon Sta. Main 007. Iady A.sslMant. MILLER & TRACEY PorOrt Kuncral Service for I,cs& Independent FunTal Directors. Vashiugton street, bntwem Uth. and ..1st strcel.s, wost side. Ladv Assistant. Main 201. A 7S!t. RIVERVIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM At Knd of Fulton Carlinp. SiiiKiV toniii.-. family ertinns and rooms, brautifully arranpfd in marbir. only san itary tombs In Portland; endowed for per petual ph l p. Auto pfrvire froo. l'honr Bdwy. 351 ; offlre (MH Vittork Blk. Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL rI RKCTORS. Broadway and Pino st. Phone Broadway 430, A 4058. Lady Attendant J. P. FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main 9. Montgomery at Fifth. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home. lGth and Everett sts Telephone Broadway 2133. Automatic 521-33. F. S. nUNNINO. INC. 414 E. Alder. Phone East' 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free use of floral chapel and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEMAR Successors to TVIIson ft Ross, Multnomah at E. 7th. East B4. Irvlngton district. P. L. LERCH "jj?!."" ERICSON TWe'ftBhroaadnwyMrP ,U A. D. KEXWORTHT & CO., RS02-04 92d St.. Lents. Tabor G26T. A. R. ZELLAR CO. 592 Williams Ave. East 1088. C 1088. BREEZE & SNOOK iil-I.elT51k SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 8d and Clay. M. 4152. A 2221. Lady assistant. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. The society has full charge of the city pound at Jts home, 535 Columbia boule vard. Phone any time, Woodlawn 764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where neces sary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, horses, etc. picked up free of charee. NEW TODATr. FACTORY, WAREHOUSE, PACKING - PLANT, ETC. Two-Story Frame Building ISO by S3 Fee FOR SALE , ' Will move ft to a site near river bank between Astoria and Oregon City. Low price. Phone 'Woodlawn 1889. STORAGE SPACE Investlsate Our Plant and Bate. Why Assume Expensive Leases Under Present ,Higb. Costs? , a CLAY S. BIORSK. INC. "Orayasre and Storage ' 12 ta mad Glisaa, Paoae Bdwr, M70 Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas sified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOl'NTIXO. JULIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, au ditor, accounting systems established, maintained. Income tax service; refer ences. 728-29 Pittock Blk. Hdwy. 1. ALTERATIONS. REFITTING and making of ladies' gar ments, reasonable: work guaranteed. I. Reubln. 40s Busa k Lane hldg. Af-SAYERS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second Gold. silver and platinum bought. BI YEKS' Bl'REAL". ANDERSON the Buyer saves you money on anything you want to buy. No. 60 First st. -Main 1406. CARPET WEAVING. DlJfiO The kind that wear the best are JIUWUmade from vntir wnrn.nnt carDets by the Northwest Rug Co. (former ad dress 153 Union ave.). Rag rugs woven, all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refittUig and resizing. Mail orders solicited. 1SS il. Sth st. Phone East 30SII. B 12S0. FLUFF HUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Jtag Rugs, all sizes Mail orders prompt. Send for Booklet. 9x12 rugs steam or drv cleaned. $1.50. FLUFF RUG CO.. 54-50 Union ave. N. East B516. B 1475. CARPET CLEANING. CARPET CLEANING. SIZING AND REFITTING. FLUFF AND RAG RUGS . WOVEN ALL SIZES. "WRITE OR CALL PORTLAND RUG CO.. 1672 E. 17th st. Automatic 213-24. CEI.I.I l.OID BI TTONS. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 3S7 Washington. Broadway 4;i4. A 1254. CHIROPRACTOR. 300,000 KNOW McMahon. 100 Chiroprac tor. Throngs pronounce treatment easiest, best, permanent. 31 "treats" $15. Tel. CHIROPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST. WILLIAM, Estelle and Florello De Veny. the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In the city. Parlors K02 Uer linger bldg., s. W. cor. 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1X01. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist: corns, bun ions, root arches made to order. -hi Swetland blg.. 5th and Wash. Main 1081. CHIROPODIST. ETHEL McCOY. ehiropodi.it; corns and callouses removed without pain: relier for all foot troubles. tioft Buchanan bldg.. Wash, st., bet. 4th and 5th. Main 50 1 6. OIRCIT.AR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal building. Marshall 522. .vi ultlgrapnmg. mimeographing and mall advertising. COLLECTION'S. NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1700. No collections, no charges. Kslab. i:miu. CONTRACTORS. "OR BRICKWORK. tile and concrete. Wood lawn fi230. phone .lack vvempe. (ANCING. MRS. BA VII. :lS Dekum hide. lessons day and eve. .Mam l.,4.i BALI. ROOM ind stage dancing. Miss Dorot hy Rasmiissen. lilo r.ilers ning. BERKELEY dancing academy. 129 4th St. Lessons nay eve. Main .Mi. - DOG AND CAT HOSPITAI ROSE CITY VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL. 415 East 7tli. East 1M7 and ;i!'..'. El.ECTRICAL REPAIRING. MOTORS REWOUND Repaired Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS 527-27. 24SIJ First sL Main S71. 'mm iLMJi-iuiitiO-i kiu c;u. eStiSl X- 1st. Portland. Or. ue- .vattrA ..,.a .in,.iri,-al r,.njirlnir jik. a spccianj. e?r .-'.,v ...... ... USCd motors. Puwy. mfi.i, imu KIRNITIRE REPAIRINti. WANTED furniture to class work; references, est ima tcs. re finish: first Main 1203 for 1 EllTII-IZER. FERTILI.E vour land it you want big crops; read aboul "fl. M. Wonder " in our 1!i2(l catalogue. Itontledge Seed & 1'ioral t'o. 14." 2d st.. Portland, Or. 4.ENERAI, 1NSI RANCE. JOB N. WALLER. Ucncral Insurance, r,. 424 N. W. Rank hldg. Main SO; HARDWOOD El .OORINK. GET csliniates for new or old house Port land Hardwood Floort JSiW I ark. WHOLESALERS AND THE M. L. KLINE CO.. SI-SK-87-89 Front. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Hoard of Trade bid. HATS AND CAPS. Til A N II A 1'SER HAT CO.. 53-5.1 Front St. PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FI'LLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. RASMUSSEN & CO., Second and Taylor. NEW TODAY. Are You Among The 2700 car owners who have reduced expenses by erecting mill-made portable garages on their lots.' Portable ('arnsre Ownrra have paid for them in one year s time by saving from $90 to J120 which would have been paid out for public garage rent. We Manufacture a.nd (iuarantee All Our Material. An Inquiry Will Wring a Repre sentative to Call at Ttour Convenience. Millmade Construction Co. Sales Office 4 802 Title & Trust Iluildlng I'hone Main 4724 Factory Koot Williams Avenue H. o. Box 214. v am. iio. Irvington Home Singtrlar charm and beauty. From large hall you enter beautiful living room 20x30; "woodwork in old ivory, walls in art-Nouveau silk paper; dining 18xlS in old ivory and ma hogany; massive sideboard with ca thedral doors; Pullman kitchen, tiled walls; four bedrooms, white enamel, walls In tapestry paper ; beautiful bathroom; cost $11,000. Will sell for $9000. Immediate possession. Am leaving city. No agents. By appoint ment. EAST 1347. Phone your want ads to The Orego nian. Main 7070, A 6095. .Ml SIC TEACHERS. VIOLIN, piano instruction, classic, popu lar; all string taught. Kol Kenbeck. 409 Yamhill. L. Carroll Day, piano, vocal lessons. Prac tice piano, 1 nr. day, $.1 mo. Bdy. l..a. NVRSEKY STOCK. ITALIAN PRUNES. LOGANBERRY TIPS. Other varieties trees and plants. Let us supply you. Order now. SALEM NURSERY- COMPANY, 1030 Chemeketa St., Salem, Or. WE CARRY a full assortment of choice fruit trees, berry plants, ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, etc. OREGON NURSERY CO., ORENCO. OR. OPTICIANS. NO PROFITEERING ON SPECTACLES. Dr. George Rubenstein. the veteran op tician, still fits the best eyeglasses at very moderate prices. Tories. Kryptoks, also the cheaper grades. 226 Morrison. OITOMETRISTS AND OPTICUS!". GLASSES At A SAVING. I solicit your patronage on th basts of capable service. Thou sands of satisfied customers. A trial will convince you. Charles YV. Good man. optometrist, 209 Morrison. M. 2124. EYES SCIENTIFICALLY f EST S ed with modern instruments Glasses fitted from 12.50 up. A. E. HL'RWITZ. optometrist. 225 First St. ORIENTAL RIGS REPAIRED. ORIENTAL RUGS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. KARAGOZIAN & FERGUSON. TEN YEARS WITH ATIYEH BROS. 151 N. 21!D. PHONE MAIN 520S. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 74 years. All communications Btrictly confidential; prompt, efficient, conscientious service: handbook free on request. ML'NN & CO.. patejit attorneys. San Francisco office, llobart bulg., 5K2 Market St., Chicago office, room 810 Tower bldg.; Washington office, roorfl 103 625 F st.; New York office. Wool worth bldg. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience U. S. and foreign patents, tiol Dekum bldg. GOLDBERG. (120 Worcester bidg. M. PHYSICIANS, DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway bldg. Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female disorders, skin affections, blood pressure, enlarged tonsils, nio'es, birth marks. l.L.MBIXi. LET me save you money on your plumb ing, very reasonable. II. h. lleim, Jl . Pine st. I'LCMBINC. SI PPLIES. PLI'MBINl", SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Starke-Davis Co... 18 4th. M. ill I. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS. J. E. Gantenheln -fnnnnnM. D.lnlmi, anrl 1 ( n 1 r- llllU- Front st.'. corner State. Main or A 1418". DDIWTIWP HALTKS & COM HAN" rflllll IIIU 1st and Oak sts. Main 705. .'.11-t'.- . KALTEK& COMPANY -65 PAINTINt;, T. II. FEliOESS. painting and papcrhang Inc. East 7th St. Phone East 7ift PAlNTINtl, papcrhanging. John llsk. l"t 10th st. N. Broadway Con 1043. POl I.TKY SI PPLIES. v.vi.".rtYTllIN("l needed and used hy prac tlcal poultry keeper?: catalogue frea, Routleilge Seed & Floral Co.. 145 2d St.. Portland. ' SECOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARD WARE Fl'RNITURE CO 221 FRONT ST. "We buy and sell everything In the hardware and furniture line. Phone Main 0072. STOVE REPAIRING. FIRNITCRE AND STOVK It K PA I It INii: WATER COILS MADE AND CON NKCTKO. Hl:O.MVAY 2."p7rt TRADEMARKS. ORE'lON TRADEMARK FCRI1AU. 01 Dekum bldg. U. S. foreign trademarks TKANSI ER AND STORAfiK. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH m Th Srrvirf With a Ttrnntation. MtviN(i.PArK"t;.sTinA(;K-HA(joAr,F: lalth and t;irii',v uraiirn uay. PHONE BDWY. 3309 ORWION TRAXSKKU C., 474 Gif.--an st rorncr 1 Sth. Phono Ilrod w ay V'S n 3 1 (t!. V'o own and oprrato two Ih rc claw A" warfhous on tf-nnlnal track T.owrst insuritnrp ratios in liir -ity. FIREPROOF STORAGE C M. 'OLSEN TRANSFER CO.. ;4S Pine. PAl'KINfL MOVINil, STORAGE. SECURITY PTURAUK A- TRANSFER CO.. lor. PARK ST. MAIN .'.IH.-.. A 10.11. MANUFACTURERS HIDES. WIIOI, AND CASCAR V HARK. KAHN BROS.. l:.1 Front St. I'l.l MHIN; si PPI.IES AND I I'E. THE M. L K LINK CO., KI-SK.S7-S0 Front. I'RODI'CE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVKRMNG & FARRELL. 110 Front St ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordace Co.. 14th anil NorthruD. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. NEW TODAY. GARAGES Sectional and Ready-Cut MANY DESIGNS ' Erected in Portland or shipped anywhere. Material and Workmanship Ouarantsaf Flrst-Class Send for Circular ItKDI.MADE ULIJ.DI.NO CO. 315 E. Ilth Kt. I'hone East 6114. POBTLAAD. OH. FOR SALE U. S. GOVERNMENT PORTABLE BUNGALOWS We have 10 new very attractive bungalow portable houses, built, for U. S. officers' homes during the war. Houses are complete; made of three ply material; have 8 windows, 3 doors and 2 partitions; excellent flooring and roofing; put these on your acre age or vacant lots, send them to the beach for your summer home. Any two men can put them up in three davs. Would cost about $1000 to build. We are selling them at only $50u. See these to appreciate them. See Mrs. Geo. Love, with Turner & Co., 230 Chamber ol commerce. WIS CAM. FOR VOIR OLD CARl'KTS, Rugrs and Woolen Clothing;. FLUFF RUGS AH Work Turned Out Promptly. Hag Hum Woven All siisea. Mall Orders. Send for Booklet. Carpets Cleaned, Laid and Refitted. NORTHWKST RIG CO., I KM Kant Sth St. rhone rJaat 5tMortgage Loans t (Edward E. Goudey Co. ' . Hank rtnllrtlnr ESI IM I XEW TODAY. FOR : RENT Warehouse Space j 40,000 to 60,000 Square J Feet Available for " Immediate Occupancy Good location on East " Side. Trackage, fire- proof building, sprin- kler system, low insur- ance rate, good light, Z electric elevator serv- ice. No office space. On Lease Only From Owners J JOHN DEERE PLOW CO. East 2d at Morrison THIS FLAT ONLY $11,000 FURNISHED 1 , I.ocatrd nciir thet n-ntr of tb Nob Hi npartmont house Htntrlrt: only 'i block t ';.d-f-t. car lfu. There ar four flatM cac lontiiiiiinir five rooms. The rooms liircr than in nrdittnry flats snd hHr: Hrrancd. TUf furniture ia (tol nrt ifctn Iihs heen nonloctrU In tho rqulptncri Thp prirptTty In hii pxrrlh-nt money maker ami cmi b' made even better Ihn il in. Owner ha Rone to Ariznna for he iif:.ith and wants to make a oniric pule hen. e trio low nrire ; J4O00 will handl Mr iiimjs.(m:i:i.am co. :iz2-:-a iii;m,v nrn;. FOUR-FAMILY FLAT LOCATED NEAR 6. S. HOSPITAL loflern. building' In pood condition, all rented, good income. OWNER WILL SELL AT FAIR PRICE all at Ilnom MS Orcsronla-n llldic.. r I'hnnr Main 707O, Lorn I 7. Send Us Your Old Carpets (We C-.i Hnrl Pelivorl Olfl ItilBIM and Woolen Clothing;. We Mivke Itrvcrslblr, Ilnnd-Wotea FLUFF RUGS Room-Size I'lnff ItuKa, Woven, I7...0. IliE Rush Woven All Mae. riolhrs 4 IraninK and HjrlnK llrpts. Mail Orders Send for llooklct. Feathers Renovated Cai-pet Cleaning BxI2 lluci, Steamed Cleaned, f 1.50. W IISTMH.V FLl'FK RI fi CO., Vt I nlun Ave. fi. l'honr Dan .1I. F.E.BOWMAN & CO. 210 Chamber of Commerce nidar. HOME BUILDE11S rnmnlte rilftnB and Boerlticatlon fur nished without charge. We will financ any character or Duuaios. uucqi town work solicited. MORTGAGE LOANS LovrfKv IntrrrM ratrat Inatallraent re payment If dealred. Hulldlna loui made. Mo delay la clou Ins. A. H. BIRRELL GO. 217-219 liorthwratrrn Hank Buildlna;, Marshall 4114. SEAL KSTATR. lor Sale Flat and Apartment Property. JU.0il0 HAHCIAI.N'. Apartment house, income in.iO per month; hot aaler heating- system; all furniture K"es with the place; party leaving Portland and wants quim sc tion; will sell on terms or will take res Mence In t'otlland as part payment. Ill: Title St Trust bldlf. IHVINRTON. llKAUTIKTL, APT. Four beuutitu! homes In one; eaoh will rent or 101 per month; Heart of dls trii't. McDonell. $2l,0OO. Tast 410. APAKTMKNT8. 14 modern apartments paylnf 1200 per month; .uuu"; tnis inciunes ouudtnc, ground and furniture; terms. East 1347. For Hale Bearh rroperty. CANNON BEACH 5-room cottsse, com pletely rurnisneo; ocean irontce; three lots: bargain. V. It, lresbac. Ecola. Or. For Kale -Ixita. LOT Belmont and 2."ith St.. will sarririi-a this close-in properly for tlOon, on time. By owner, 104 Fourth at. Mala 7434. J. Link. ALAMEDA PARK lot, M10; street paid. JOHNKON-DODSON f'O., 632, '4. I''-"' N W. Bank Bldr. Main :i"R7. QUARTKH block on Belmont St., all paved and paid; worth $.V00; sncrlnVa fot :iS0n. half caslr. Owner. Bast HIM 7. BKll'.KST BARtlAIN IN PORTLAND. l.add addition lot for $15110. 70J Title & Trust bldg. . TWO corner lots, Alameda Park; hard surface; $1000 and U0. Owner, Tabor 417. LOTS Have two front lots suitable for beautiful summer home at Newport, sell or trade. Call Hellwood 1314. 1 GOOD lots rheap, Balem. . bull eas. Also acres in a"lL--S-Vr'! SEAL EHTATft. Far fears Law. FOB RENT, PERSONAL PROP EHTY Full SALE. S00 acre, about en-half la open pulurt and meadow: fair buildings. Persona! property tor ai: 2i head of h!gh-gTd Hoi steln cows. head of heifers, la freshen this spring: 3 heaa of horses, wag. ins. harness and a full Una of farm i.h1s; will give three year learn: first year. 7. par month, balaoca of term Ivl per month. This Is within miles of Portland and all good nut land. THOMPSON. SWAV at I.EK. 54 and Mmin ata Vancouver, Wash. CA.lf. BIO LAURELHCRST RNAF. 100x100 overlooking park and elty; sold years ago bi for. th.ra was a house la ths district for (Koou. For a quick t't-away will taka :wii; all Im provement paid. See ma Quick at offKa Last 3llh and tlllsan si., or phona Tabor 34.13. Evening Last 2Uc8. Jar. Delahuaty. 1RVJNUTON KAf-ltlFlCli MAKH OFFER. Out-of-town oner Instruds us t il lomoo on E. i'7ih at., facing cast, loo feet north of Tillamook; taka a look and maks) ua your offer; this must ba sold this week; are ua at onca. IUTTEK a I.oWE CO.. 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. LAIRKLHURST IxlT. Beautifully located on Hurniide r.ar Park, lot and assessments cast t?iUV VI without Interest or taxea; all clear, van can have it for 17mi cash. , ."-'aclNNh-SS at PRATT. Main m, 413 Heard of Trada WM HOSE CITY LOT SNAP, ;,n0 60x100, on East 50th, near Broadway, paved st. and all Improvements In; prtca for quick sale .,(h piu, tlil.1 city Hens. URl'SSI HKNNETT, 31 Board of Trade Bldg. Main T4.-V2. SOX 100 LOT. Kenton district. :;cK. ;. cash. monthly; no buildlna reslrtt. tions. JOHNKOV-DODSON' TO. 6.12, 6;;3, ttot, .;.. N. w. Bank Bids. .Main '177, FINK Improved corner lot. tswn, troll n4 ahada treea; nalklns distance to Hroart way bridse, frraniitiar anil lush si lioni. on car line; no Incumbrance; ridlculous'v cheap at s;mi. owner. 4(1 Khaver si. w oodlaw n !.;. A KINK west aide lot. near car, 0. very easy terms If desired. .loll NMON-lx L." N r , 6.12. 633, 6U4. tw.". .V. w. Jink Hide M.jln ;I77. $.;0O0 One-half cash. lols, 4 acres. B cludtns Streets: vet ll.-, f. deep; CSMi- luio pumplioue and ensina I ' horse power; of this la ariliurd. Fnd tpcar. Tihor ,"ii7. FINK car; fioxloo lot, ner rninpoilH p.rk snd ;.no, :.o rssh. tin monthly. JOHN SON-IX idsi . to t BJ4, :, .V w. Hank Pldt. Main .17X7. 632 VOIt H1.K. Him building lot on V. t7th SC. West rnoreiand; lot i in block 10. It. K. Hourell. o-I.S S. llroadwuy, I.os An.rlr. sl. Far hale -llnuaea. Rl'NNTSIPK PISTRU-T. I.V'OO S lariro rfionis, very convenient ly arranseil and strictly modern IhrouKh out. l-'ull crtuent htmeinenl. furnit, e. also Isrse ssr.se with lenient floor Near I.Hurelhorst Park, and on one of the best car lines. Yi'ti can not dtiptt cnte this homo for the prtcn akeil. Terms. Inuulre of owner, 504 Ilload wsy bids. i-JtooM modern InitisK'na; all hinltins. garage; a msr st $::tmi with terms. HAItliiS 4L MAX KI.I Vain 2S3I. 3114 Itv. Rich. ma r.Arrtri.TtT nsT pvtp. s-room modern 2-slory resirjcncs. us snow- vnu. iiAitnis t MAXn nr.t,. Msln 231. ;int H. r.yrtr Wtl.l.AMKTTK HKhlllTit HKSIMKM K. T.srse modern roonty 2 slorv home on sishtly lot nverltMtkitis; the lower h.r hor. Property In flrsl-clas. conilllon 1 locate on Krankiln at, bel.alL'd and S34 sts. l'l.ce h.s .luet been vac.ted and Is ready for Immcdlaln occupancy. 1'rlca very low: essv terms to responsible purchaser. For partirtii.-irs call upon I1KN ItltlMLANIi. 404 Plslt Wlds. I"T Psrk at. LACIUXHl l!ST ltoMU. $A.IIH. Classy I H -story 6-room house with parses, located on K. l-'landera el., near car and park. Kveryihlns; modern and In excellent condition. PreHkfant room, a bedrooms, lota of wlndnaa, flna ard and nelshborhood. Must sell this week. Tabor 407. Jjllno 4-ltotiM modrrn hiirijra'ow, fir.- pia''.. iul lemeni nnseinem. 0011 lile-,sin structed; nuk floors, shluohery; atrr,'t graded, ceinrnl walks In sd paid tor: water, light, gas, braullflll Uwn; $.i)i down pa mnl. .loll NSON t lf"'.S" ca, H.-.2. .::, N. v. Iisnk Pldg. Main .".T7. AI.AMUnA PAIthT IH'NOA LOW :.no On -ilth St., corner lot. 6 rooms with hath on one floor, largo stltc; nil bard wood floor. French doors, plnle slap windows, sun psrlor. garage; purfhMrr m.iv heieel shades snd electric fixtures. im.MlY V, UoMARI, 213 Mark kt. $itiltl IU VH a beautlinl modern buntf.iovv In Vtalnut lark; h.'ts hot writer lirnMng pinnl, bardaooil floors, toilit.in, Pulcli kllchen, bath on both floors. In fa' t everything. The house alona wtmld cot more to build than we sr. at-klng for the house and lot. The rooms are largs and airy. A very dciorahlo home. M. UlLI.IN'is. .'" McKay Ii;dg. Mscn I. !!. :;ihh SNAP. I would like to show inn the place, g. room semi-modern house, elec. light-, gas. full crnienl ha.-ein-nt; hoilie ut timed; lot irjilin, will) nil kind, of fruit; a dandy pince for clilckena. This place Is only 3 blocks lo car, in good location, and $7o0 cai-h will handle it rllMM.. '- t'ham. of Com., Main rtl'J7. CITT VIF.YV TAHK I3(V. 6 room house, with full ba.tement: a nifty home In a sightly location; fine neighborhood; streets paved aud paid for; easy wrens. HKNIlir W, UOPPAHD, 243 Plsrk St. NUAIl l'KNINhl'I.A I'AIIK. Vent 7-room butiltalow, hardwood floors, flrepi.ee, buffet, lllltrh klli'hen: I bedroom down. :l upstairs: block to car. Price 17..0. 7.'.o cash. JOHNSON. DOuS'iN i ll. 6"!2. 633. o34. il'I.I N. W. Hank Bldg. Mln :i77. FINK COI'NTKV 1IOMK 6-ROOM ItOt'SK. A' ltK'S. 54 choice bearing fruit treea, hlg-Vv cultivated, chicken pens; prlco IHelMI, $:t.ino down, balance K per cent, & years' tlinc. Ahk Mr. Kellogg. A. J. HeFOKKbr A CIV, rjn Henry Hldg. Main 2n0. lltVlNtiTON UNAP. .1r.O LOT WORTH Mil.VKf, R-room, well-consl'il cotlage, full has't., best plumbing, on full .Mulon lot, within 2 blks. of l.'ilh and Itdwr., for this small sum on terms The property Is clear. $70u cash. Main 4ti3. O. r. UOLOKNIIKKO. Ahlngton Hldg. " yrs. In Portland J4iiu liUYri a 6-room bungalow, finished, 1 blocks rrom flawtnorne canine; nose lo MM h street; street Improvements all In; fireplace, hardwood floors, bullt-lna, trees and shrubbery, nice lawn and a fins neighborhood. JollNSON-DOnSO.V "'0.. 632, 633, 634, ft.i; N W. Hank Hldg. Main ".7K7. SACHIFIf'K UK yL'ICK. Modern h-room houhe, 4 bedroom., fireplace, furnace; lot flxo -orner: hardfurface street; 734 Clinton St., cor, K. 2-d. For quick action wc offer this for 3l00: 1700 cash. I.alsoee terms. 1MIVK 4V tlARI'NKR. 4I Board of Tradv B-HOOM llOIK. In Al shape, flna lawn and fruit trees, full basement, bard -surface street; parly leaving the state; price 4.15(1, faoo down, balance to suit. Ak Mr. Kellogg. A. J. KeKOHKST A CO.. S20 Henry Rlda Main W, lKVlNtlToN $7,MKI buys beautiful home. 6 rooma. reception nan .on pie-nine porch, large rooma. all modern conven iences, perfect condition; exceptionally well built; also garage. I. E. H.IIMiger, Tabor 6441. ll'KAI. HLN".ALOW. Fewuttful home, oak floors. plats glass windows, furnace, fireplace. In fact nothing left undnna lo make th'fl horns attractive. I'.i-ifio Heally. Mam 47 4o Spalding hldg. AKilAIN' extraordinary, flna home in Piedmont, large rooma. inorourniy mod ern, 2 dandy fireplaces, hot water heat. 1110x100. all improvementa and paid. worth $12O0: price Ihooo, terms. I'u hois, ao.1 Spalding bldg. AI.RKItTA. Cosy B-roem bungalow, garsga. r.-t The 17th st.. Just north of Alberta .t. prica Is only $2-l.'n, on good terma. COB A. McKENNA CO.. K2 Fourth st Main 4" KKK IH A HAROAIN for quick action. 6-room house in sunnynoe district, clo. to car, paved streets; good terms. Hea Spencer. Main .'.2 PORTLAND HKIHHT8 HOM K $.'"' I.arge. comfortable horns on Mont gomery Irlve. near esrltne. Kail ;l. 7-ROOM modern bungalow, corner lot S gino, hetween Slat and .12d avenues, aei leut Clio ton; pries $4O"0. Tabor I4K6. v t" . r ' 1 r . r .... -: - y. ' ' T - .W.j.cy.. :a.