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THE 3IORXIXG 0REG02OA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1905.
FOUND IN STUPOR
Postmaster Ballard Barely Es
capes Death.
MIND BLANK FOR A TIME
Alter Having Tooth Pulled. He Re
turned to Milwauklc, but Has
No Recollection of Doing So.
Becomes Unconscious.
POSTMASTER BALLARD'S COL
LAPSE. Postmaster Ballard, of Mllwaukle.
has had a remarkable experience. Ha
was practically unconscious from the
time he had a tooth pulled in Port
land Wednesday afternoon. December
C. until last Monday or Tuesday, al
though he boarded a car for Mllwau
kle and did some work In tho post
ofHce that evening and Thursday. He
was found in a stupor on his bed In
apparent death collapse, but was re
vived through the work of Dr. Web
ster, of Sellwood. and Councilman
Kelso and some fraternal friends.
There Is a mystery surround Ing the
cause of Postmaster Ballard's collapse.
After having a tooth pulled In Port
land and returning to lii home in MI1
iraukle, Wdnesday aftornoon. Do
comber 6. Postmaster F. K. Ballard
liovered between life and death sev
eral day and only yesterday was he
nble to bo out of his bed. Last evening
2ie was still in a weak condition.
It is a remarkable case in some re
spects, and that he l& alive today is
duo to the fact that Dr. Webster, of
Sellwood. reached him In time, and
ivlth his fraternal friends worked over
Iiim for several hours. Postmaster Bal
lard has no recollection of what hap
pened after leaving the dental oflice
where the tooth Was extracted, .al
tiiouph he attended to some business In
the Mllwaukle postofflce that evening.
3tfr. Ballard is noble grand of the Mil
waukie Oddfellows' lodge, which meets
Wednesday night, but he did not at
tend and after the lodge adjourned
John Kelso and some of the other mem
bers went over to the postofllce to as
certain the cause of Mr. Ballard's ab
Fence. He was found lying on the bed
apparently aound asleep, and nothing
was thought of his condition until the
next day, when he continued to remain
In a stupor. He was then on the point
of collapse. His legs were cold to his
5ilw, even his face was blue and he
was unconscious. Dr. Webster was
hastily called from Sellwood. and on
liis arrival said that in an hour more
Toothing could have been done for Mr.
Ballard. By working over nim for sev
eral hours some warmth was restored
to his body, and he continued slowly
to Improve, but it w.as not until Mon
day that he regained consciousness
When bis tooth was extracted some
'drug was used to deaden the pain, and
feeling somewhat weak Mr; Ballard
was given a stimulant. Tho physician
who whs summoned, says his condition
when he was first called was singular
and he bad the appearance of a man
wno had been doped. Postmaster Bal-
iard yesterday evening was much im
proved, and said he had been told that
he bad a "close call." but he could not
recall anything that happened after
bo left the dental oflice in Portland
until Monday or Tuesday. Mr. Ballard
is more than CO years old and well
"known in Clackamas County.
SHOULD VISIT SCHOOL
Sirs. Pavnc's Advice to Mothers to
Co-Operate With Teachers.
The attendance at the weekly meeting
of tho Homo Training Association yester
day was not quite so large as is usual.
owing to the fact that the holiday shop
Vlng season is consuming the leisure time
of many parents, but those wno listened
1o Mrs. Payne's paper on "Duties of
Parents o School and Teacher." felt re
paid for having taken the time to attend
tho meeting. Mrs. Payne's papor was
comprehensive, covering all the responsi
Jollities whicli parents should feel toward
the individuals and institutions which
control many hours of their children's
lives. She said:
"The mother and teacher are so closely
nlllcd that there should be a perfect un
dcrstanding between them and mutual co
operation.
"Parent should refrain from open crit
icism before the children of the methods,
manner or conduct of the teacher and
school.
"Harmony is essential to successful
(teaching. There, is bound to be some
friction, however, but parents should not
increase this by remarks or conversation
which will cause a child to be watching
for circumstances of which the mother
docs not approve and from which the
child may from time to time call attention
to other pupils.
"Parents should visit the school. This
Is of great importance. A teacher work
ing with 40 children of different natures
will better understand the child whose
mother has visited her. The child will
be to her after this accualntance with
the mother a personality and not just one
of a large number.
"In visiting the school the parents will
better understand the temptations which
the child has to meet during the many
bours he is away from home. It will put
tl'O mother in a position to give wiser.
more practical and helpful counsel re
gardlng his own manner and actions.
'Mothers should become acquainted
with the school principal. They should
also talk over very frequently with the
thild school matters of interest.
"Children forming a habit of talking to
ir.other about school matters and feeling
assured of her interest and advice will
more readily report their own slight lrreg.
rlarities or tendencies to disorder and
hese reports are the mother's opportunl
ties. If difficulties arise, go to the teach
rr and have a friendly talk: the result
will be of benefit to the pupil. Anything
that we can do to help the teacher to
better, understanding of our children is
bound to be productive of good results.
A lengthy discussion followed Mrs,
Tayne's paper, during which it was shown
tMat parents should show more appreel
atlon and sympathy toward tne teacher.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL RErORT.
PORTLAND. Dec. 14. Maximum tempera
ture. 4S drg.; minimum. 32. River reading
at 11 A. M.. 3.3 feet; change in past 24
hours, fall. 0.4 of a foot. Total precipita
tion. 5 P. M. to S P. M.. none; total since
September 1, 11)05, 11.73 Inches: normal. 14.D0
inches; deficiency. 3.23 Inches. Total sun
shine December 13. 1805. none; possible. S
hours and 41 minutes.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Light rain has occurred today along the
northwest coast of Washington, but aside
Irom this no precipitation of consequence
has occurred In the states west of the Rocky
Mountains. A disturbance of unknown
energy Is central off the coast, but as yet It
has not developed sufficiently to cause any
effect on' the weather in this district. It U
ORIENTAL RUG
soft, rich, and beautiful, she will be delighted. Other gifts
wear out and are discarded; these wonderful Rugs last for
generations, and their beauty and value increase with age.
i
All Weaves, (triors, Sizes
Special Christmas Prices
EXCLUSIVE CARPET HOUSE
J. G. MACK & CO
86-88 THIRD
PHIL MKTS CHAN, Pres.
Seventh and AYasblBirton
European Flan
expected to move Inland during the next "4
hours, however, and cause rain west 01 me
Cascade Mountains Friday, and cloudy and
threatening weather in Eastern Oregon,
Eastern Washington and Idaho.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28
hours ending at midnight. December 15:
Portland and vicinity Cloudy, with prob
ably occasional rain. Southeasterly winds.
Western Oregon and Western v ashlngten
Cloudy with probably occasional rain. South
easterly ft'lnds.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington nna
Idaho Cloudy and occasionally threatening,
with rising temperature.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
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STATIONS
Baker City i3C!O.O0! 4 lfl
(Clear
I Clear
iPt. Cldy.
'Cloudy
(Clear
Bismarck .'24,0.001 4!SE
Boise J2SI0.O0I. .1. . .
Eureka 132 0.00 4jAV
Helena 28l0.0oi 4iX
Kamloops. B. C. .. 134 0.00,.. .1 .ICloudy
North Head 34 0.O0;i!jE (Cloudy
..lano.oo 4iw
fCIear
Portland . .
Red Bluff
:43k-00l 7fSK
ICloudy
Cloudy
ICloudy
ICloudy
ICIcar
ICleudy
IPt. Cldy.
ICloudy
ICloudy
ICloudy
,5410.00' 4INE
Roseburg WOlO.OOj 4(S
Sacramento ISOlO.OOl 4 IN
Salt Lake City ttSiO.OOl 4NW
San Francisco L'.fliO.OOl 4INE
Spokane !3S0.0 4'E
Seattle 1400.001 4f5E
Tatoosh Island I4S!0.0124!E
Walla Walla WO.OOl 4'SW
A. B. WOLLABBR.
Acting District Forecaster.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY
At GUmanVi. 413 Washington street, at 10
A. M.. by S. L. N. Oilman, auctioneer.
By J. T. Wilson, at salesroom. ISO Flrrt
etreet at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
At the Portland auction rooms. 211 First
street. Sale at 2 P. M. C L Ford, auction
eer. MEETTNQ NOTICES.
MACCABEES UNIFORM RANK. NO 1.
will give their first grand military ball at
the Armory. Friday evening. December IS.
Invitations are out. and friends can secure
them from members or from the office 17
Oregonlan bldg. Phone Main 1034. E M.
Lance. Captain.
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. S3. A.
F. & A M. Stated communication
this (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The annual election of eftlcen will
take place, followed by an nMrr(
by P. G. M. John R. Cleland, on the "Square
and Compass." All Master Mason are cor
. dially Invited. By order W. M.
1. W. PRATT. Sec.
GEORGE WRIGHT RELIEF CORP. Red.
white and blue bazaar this evening. Mulkey
building. Second and Morrison. Fine sup
per served from 5 to S. 23 cents. PuMtc
Invited.
CAMELIA CHAPTER. NO. 27. O.
E S- The tuneral servtees of or
late sister. Scrah CampbeH. uilt be
held at the home rrslae&ce. 1&?H
Union ave.. December 15. at 2 P. M.
Interment at RIvervlew Cemetery. Services
by Caroella Chapter. All O. E. S. Invited.
By order W. M. ESTHER KANE. Sec.
MULTNOMAH CAMP. W. O.
W. Meets every Friday evening
at East Alder and East Sixth
streetn. All Woodmen cordially
invited to meet with ue.
J M. WOODWORTH. Clerk.
PHALANX LODGE. K. OF P.. meets Fri
day evenings In regular convention at their
castle hall, corner Grand ave. and E. Pine
st. Visiting Kaighta welcome.
L A. SHANE. C C.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 4R.
A. F. & A. M. Special communica
tion this Frlday) evening, at 7:30
o'clock. Burkhard Mdg. Work F. C.
degree. All F. C. Invited. By order
J. H. RICHMOND. Secretary.
W. M.
HASSALO LODGE. NO. 15. I. O. O. V
Rcgular meeting thl Friday) evening at . SW
P M. First degree. Visitors welcome.
HENRY BROWN. Secretary.
ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. SC.
O E. S. Regnlar communication
this tFrlday) evening at S o'clock.
K. P. 1 1 all. Marquam building.
By order W. M. Social.
SARAH B. GUERIN. Secretary.
IF YOU GIVE
HER A RUG
For Christmas she is sure
to be pleased, but if it is &n
STREET
C IV. 1CVOWLE5, Hgr.
Streets, Parti and, Oregon.
$LO0, $1.50. $2.00 per Day.
DIED.
YORK Prof eor David York, musician of
Tacema. Vah died December 14. 1P0R.
age 34 yean. Remains to hroagbt to
Portland for burial Funeral no: lee later.
FUNERAL NOT! CES.
WYATT At residence of J. C Wyatt. Van
couver. Vah.. December 14. 10. Mrs.
James B. Wyatt. aged 77 years and 10
months. Funeral at Memorial Presby
terian Church. Vancouver. Saturday. De
cember 10. 10:30 A. M. Friends of family
invited.
CAMPBELL la Ihls city. Dec 13. 1J5. Sar
ah Simpson Campbell, aged 4 years, be
loved wife of William CampbeU. Friends
are respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral services watch will be held at the
family rwddencc. IKS' Union ave.. North,
at 2 P. M-. today (Friday). December 15.
IMS. IntomeBr RIvervlew Cemetery.
HANSEE At Oregon City. Thursday. De
cember I. isii&. Mrs. liansa Hansee. for'
merly of Sellwood. Or., aged 78 years, of
pneumonia. Kunerai services win ) tiehd
at the heme of Mrs. B. M. Doallttle. cor
ner of Seventh and Adams streets, at 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon. December 1C.
jjhjs. Kneads invjtea.
J. T. FINLEY & SON Tnneral directors
nnd cmbalmera. No. 2C1 3d sL. cor. Madlsos.
Day or night calls promptly attended. Ex
perienced lady assistant when drslrrd. Of
fice of County Coroner. Phone Mala 0.
DUNNING. 3PENTEE G I LB A COR. RBe
ccssors to Donning & Campion, undertakers
and embalmer: modern la every detail: 7th
and Piac I'boae Mala 430. Lady aUtant.
EDWARD DOLMAN CO.. Undertakers and
embalmer. have moved to their sew build
ing. Third and Salmon. Lady astlslant.
Trlepbone No. 307.
F. S.
Alder.
DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 East
Lady asustaaU Telephone .East &'
ZELLER-BYKNES CO.. Undertakers. Em
balmer. 273 Russell. East lO&S. Lady avi'L
NEW TODAY.
12 ACRES NEAR O. W. P.. BETWEEN
Portland and Oregon City. All Srst-etaae.
Improved land. Cheap. Owner, 304 Sher
lock bldg
FOR RENT A MODERN 0-ROOM HOUSK.
K24 E. Pine, near 2fith sc. (IS per month.
Mall & Von Borstel. 393 E. BuraaMe.
THE JOHN BARRETT CO.
PHONE MAIN 122.
405 and 410 Morrison Street.
FOR SALE OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING
store In a town of 7000. Address M 91.
care Oregonlan.
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PURELY AS A
MATTER OF BUSINESS
We want you to know that oar basking
facilities are unsurpassed that you will
make no mistake In affiliating with our
Banking House.
OUR COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
shows phenomrna gains, and new friends
pen cheklng accounts with us every day.
We Issue Special Certificates of
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TIONS. fnc
Portland Trust Co., of Oregon .
E Cor. 3d and Oak Sts. Phone Ex 72.
Waishington Street
100 feet fronts re. corner ISthi 10 vwi
brlrk now In course of construction adjoin
ing; choleet buy left on the street. -You
will have to hurry.
Inside Income Property
Washington st . close In; rent 125 per
month; sure to Increase over S per cent: clear
now; ie.00tt.
Glisan Street
Near 7tlu f75O0; cheapest buy en the street;
sure Increase and Income-bearing.
C-nnf Cf 23x100 near Washington;
I rOIlL lL 1,,M,(I Pr month. 3
iiuiil wu TWIt to wbojeEalc houe:
$12,300.
E. J. DALY
222 FalUng bldg.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
For sale by owner. New house, corner lot.
block from car line. Low price, easy terms.
Address. E &. care Oregosja.
AMUSEMENTS.
ADVANCE SALE
OPENS
TODAY
Henry W. Savage's Company
GEORGE ADE & GUSTAV LUDER'S
Corcaa Comic Opera
"THE SHO-GDN"
AT THE
Marquam Grand Theater
One Week Begins teg Monday. December 18.
Oalr Matter- Saturday.
EVENING PRICED Lower floor, except last
3 row. $1 JO. last 3 rows. $1. Balcony,
first 3 rows. II . second 3 rows. Tic; last
C rows. 50c. Gallery, reserved. 30c Gen
eral admission. 25c. Boxes and loge. J 10.
MATINEE PRICES 25c. 33c. 30c. 73c. J 1-00.
BELASCO jZLHmm'-
U LJMjIJ J J IBfMM) IMH Oil
14th and Wash. St a. E. L. Saekett. Res. Mgr.
BIGGEST HIT AT THE BELASCO
TONIGHT MATINEE TOMORROW
"The Only Way"
FROM CHARLES DICKENS" A TALE OF"
TWO CITIES."
PRICES Night. 23c to 73c Mats.. 13c-30c
Starting- Sunday Matinee. December 17,
"ALL THE COMFORTS OK HOME
BakerTheater
Crifte TUi'.ti Cv. Ittui
EH.LIitV.atp.
Phone Main 1WS7.
The Hose of Musical Burlesaue.
TONIGHT. TOMORROW MATINEE LAST
TWO PERFORMANCES
The Thoroughbreds
A Hnge Avalanche of Music. Mirth. Melody.
Night Prices: 23c. 33c 30c. 73c; Matinees.
15c 23c 33c. 30c.
Next Week. Starting Sunday Matinee.
The Broadway Gaiety Glrl."
Empire Theater ,f.
ttlltial Berim
Iteu Ktlalll
MILTON W SEAMAN. Manager.
PORTLAND'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE.
ONLY THREE MORE TIMES
The critl ray "Should play to capacity
every performance"
THE GIRL FROM SWEDEN
The Latent SnedUh Comedy-Drama.
RECEPTION MATINEE TOMORROW
LAST TIME TOMORROW NIGHT
Evening Prices. 13c 23c. 33c 30c. Mat
Into lrlces. 10c 15c 25c
Next Week. Starting Sunday Matinee.
"The M!oorl Girl."
GRAND
THEATER
Week of
DEC. 11th
Price
ANNIE ABBOTT
Mr. and Mrs. Robyas
Mix Jeaaae Brooks
Brown Wiimoat
Pattle McKee
Master Harold Hof
"Patry Cook's Joke"
Matinees 10c Evening. Sundays and
Holidays 10c and 20c. Bor Seats 23c
OTA 3 I WAHXUND JtTEKLA
O I At ! Ceo. Stewart
THEATER
Week of
DEC. Ilth
Price
Douthlll & Jones
The Dwyers
Jao. Zouboatakls
Fred lurintoa
"Barntormer"
Matinees 10c. Evening. Sundays and
Holidays 10c and 20c Box Seats 23c
THE LIBERTY aftc
Management of Keating & Flood.
De Shield & Mehrung Davis & Emerson
Clo Bro. Leo White
He sure to ee Harris and Marlotr In Malcal
Farrc Comedy. The Yankee Girl."
Boyd & Vnn Nr Moving Pictures
Liberty's Selected Orchestra
Performance Daily at 2:30. 7 JO and 0 P. M.
Admission 10 and 20 Cents.
NEW TODAY.
West Side Buflding Sites
ABDM0EE The most desirable
by palatial homes, with an nnob -
structed view or our famous moun-
1 l'-W 1,4.1, -t
wuusj iuo uuijr 4itu-uiaao
resilience property suppueu. wiia
bitalithic streets, cement sidewalks,
Bull Run water, sewer and gas laid
to each lot. Take Washington-street
car to City Park and get off at Park
avenue. For plats and prices call on
or address
GRIND STAFF & S CHALK,
264 Stark Street. Phone Main 392.
Important Offer
30x100. west side of Front, bet. Oak and
Pine. 3-story brick building.
23x100. north side Oak. bet. Front and
i First. 3-story brick building.
1 The actual prtsent rental value as ascer
I mined by comparison with similar buildings
In same vicinity will pay 10 per cent net on
I price or 13 per cent net on cash necessary
: to buy the property-
J Neither Investors nor speculators can af-
ford to neglect this.
I When we get to obtaining prices upon
i which the rents will pay C per cent then of
course this property wlU sell for 30 per cent
more than ! now akro.
R M. WILBUR. 3J M'KAY BLDG.
Mineral Springs
I have for sale the b-t undeveloped min
eral springs proposition In the country
Accessible to Portland- Excellent transpor
tation facilities. Healthful location. Con
ditions faorable for cottages or open-air
camp In connection with sanitarium. Fine
fishing and hunting. From 40 to 200 acres
of land Included. For further particulars
and price apply to F. A. INSLEY. 720 Cham
ber of Commerce. .
Excursion to Hover
The place where 10 acres of Irrigated land
Is dual to 30 acres of nonirrlgated land.
' llti tilt onera wie oei opportunity I or an
Investment before the public today. For
special rates and further Information see
Hover Land Co.
122 v. Cth st. Portland.
1 Mortqaqe LoanS 5, Upwards
1 .
D-al Fitate Citv and Farm-
Insurance In All Lines.
A. H. BIRRELL.
2tt-3 McKay bids. Third and Stark ate.
TO LEASE
Number of years, lot S.
Oak. Phone East 3C2.
W. cor.
Sth and
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
NEW 0-ROOM HOUSE. COR. E. 20TH AND
E. Everett st.. easy teres: owner co prem
ises.' FOR SALE-3-ROOM COTTAGE IN CEN
tral Aiblna. very cheap. Ptcse East 2607.
FOR SALE REAL BSTAXE.
A FEW CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Below ts a list oi first-class properties. All
are In Al condition, some of tbem BRAND
NEW. Xake your wife a Carbtroa pres
ent. We can make very easy terss on any
of them, tnocthly. like rent:
6-room house and lot 23x70 In best part
of McMinen Addition, on Crokby St.; full
ceaent basement, porcelain bath. 2 toilet--,
cement walks and all street Improvements In
and paid for; price tSsOO.
10-room house and lot 45x120. on Cbrbett
M-. South Portland. This Is an elegant
home bouse coat fXi alene: cement walk
and all street improvements In and paid
fori urtce 21400.
3-room hstrs and lot 33 lxlfto. In Uni
versity rark Addition: hocta plastered and
palsted. all fenced and in lawn and fruit: I
price jowjl
part' of Williams ave.; aU strictly modern; I
o-roocn bouse and lot 33 1-3x70, cn Knest
iuu cement basement, all tinted ana in nue
shape, cement walks and all street Im
provement In and paid for; price S2S30.
6-room house and tot 30x100. In City View
J-ark. sellwood; strictly modern from cellar
to attlci nrtan
6-rooca house and lot 30x100 In Stephens
Addition; this is a .big bargain; renin xor
PORTLAND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Rooms 1 and 2. 133H 3th st-. cor. Alder.
Phone Main 61 IS.
A PLACE YOU'LL ADMIRE WHEN YCU
It A 3-acre suburban home, grounds im
proved In elegant style, well fenced hi apart,
meets for poultry, poultry-houses. Incubators,
brooders, over 2f excellent hens; place In
good order, very beautiful 6-ruora house.
bn!!t In first-class 3tv!r: it Is a regular
dream of a home, near Shattuck Station, not
over lis miles from summit of Portland
Heights; price $2S5t. Apply to
TUB DUNN-LAWRENCE COMPANY.
1H First St.
FOR PALE. $75-v-A BEAUTIFUL P-ROOM
Dome on a comer la King's Addition. TnLs
is choice: house has furnace, three fire
place, fine plumbing. large attic and linen
cJO!t. it Is p?ay to occupy; our lernu win
enlt you. Portland Trust Company, of Ore
gen. F. E. cer. 3d and Oak sts.
WALKING DISTANCE.
House. S rooms, lust comDleted: close In
en 10th st.: also fine 10-room house on
quarter-block near West Park; .-room
house, on Mill, modem Improvements, rent
ed for $30 per month. These are a few
beys in best part of the West Side.
F. O. NORTH RUP CO
211 Commercial Blk.. 2d and Washington.
2D ACRES FRONTING ON RIVER. BE-
tween Portland and Oregon City. tlll
sell cheap. Owner. 344 Sherlock bldg.
HOUSE 10 ROOMS: NEW AND ABSO
lotelr un to date: elegantly finished
throughout? situated on two lots, in best
portion of West Side. Any one desiring an
Al home will do well to investigate. Phone
owner. Main 353. or call ico Sherlock meg.
EAST SIDE HOMES 1 7-ROOM HOUSE.
wict. bet. Zd and 4th sts.. and 1 i-room
hcoec 2d and Hawalo str.. new. beautifully
finished, fine location, convenient to 3 car
Uses. Parish & Caurlay. 315 wasce.
S-ItOOM HOUSE. THOROUGHLY RENO-
vated. comer, close in on 10th; also fine
lC-room house, good for roomers, good lo
cation. West Side; price $33. F. O. North-
rup tz Co.. 211 Commercial blk.
ACRE TRACTS WE HANDLE ACREAGE
as a mectaltr. within city limits or outside.
Some acre with terms as tow as $10 per
month with water. A. C Churchill & Co..
"Inc." 110 2d st.
VERY NICE S-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
7th and Grant st.; also new and strictly
modern 7-rooxn flat. 17th and couch. Fred
C. King. 303 Commercial block. 2d and
Washington.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY BET. E. WA
ter. Union ave E. Washington. Oak: also
eligible business property. E. Morrison, bet.
1st and 7th. Culver. C23 Chamber of
Commerce.
COR. 7TH AND 3IONTGOMERY FRAC-
ttonal lot. excellent for flats. I can show
you over 20 per cent on Investment: need
Ing 33O0 cash. Morgan. 313 McKay bldg.
$ 1300 NEARLY NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE.
West Side; convenient location: $300 down,
$15 per month: will rent for $20. State
Investment Company, lis Ablngton bldg.
FIVE ACRES ON COLUMBIA BOULE
vard; good soil, no gravel. $1300; one to
four acres. Wlberg Lane. $330 per acre.
Culver. 63 cnamoer or commerce.
FOR SALE TWO LOTS WITH A THREE-
ctory building, en 23th St.. at head of Up-
sncr St.: a oargaia n uucea at once, uruber.
sit commercial otocx.
$1773 FINE. NEW. MODERN FIVE-ROOM
cottage. ICS G rover st.. $200 down, balance
monthly payments. A. P. Smith, owner.
aj assingxen sc.
FOR SALE H ACRE AT MT. TABOR. WITH
new 4-room cottage: water on premises:
price $1230: Inquire SSI East Morrison
or phone East 25 1.
$630 FOUR-ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE;
large lot: near car: ciese in; easy Install
ments. State Investment Company, US
Ablagton bldg.
$1S30 13 ACRES. FIRST-CLASS SOIL,
close to car; near Lents. (5-room house.
State investment co.. lib Ablngton bldg.
$7500 THREE MODERN C-ROOM HOUSES
close In. yearly income $0OO; terms. Owner.
SU!,. Ann! V 03 E. Sth m? Vnrth
SELLWOOD LOTS. S3.CO DOWN AND $3.00
a xcoma: irom ta.w 10
1 Towmtte co. Phone East 4704.
for sale choice building lots.
; cwse in. just pui on ine mantel, call and
see M. t uee. otn St.
FOR SALE CHOICE BARGAINS IN III-
p roved and unimproved real estate. Camp
bell tc icuiiian. .id itia st.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING- LOTS.
situated In the most desirable part of the
city. Call at l3li btti eu
; xkw s-room house. 454 east i2th. n.
13730. $300 down, balance to suit.
Owner.
Phone 131 bid.
FINE 5-ROOM HOUSE ON IRVING. BET.
23d and 2tth; beautiful Uwn. Address P
3. Oregonlan.
BARGAIN FINE U -BLOCK ON 11TH
su. West Side, only S5300. O 5. Orego
nlan.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
23xliO-2-STORY BRICK. Front st.. S12.S00.
30xiw 3-i"tory brick. First sc. J26.SO0.
30x100 lath sc. N.. bargain at J 10. OX).
30x100 On 6th st. paying 10 per cent.
ltOxlOO On Taylor at.. $13,500.
ICOxlOO-On Yamhill, close in. S35.0CO.
100xICO-On 12th et.. One location. S6500.
TtalOO On 21st st.. near Irving. 2 mod
ern 5-room bouseis brtnmg good rental au
the time, a roaD for roxo.
Larx-e modern S-ruom hocre. nearly new.
steam beat and everything tip to date. 21st
K-. near Irving. $4630: can't be beat on th
West Side.
Elegant new S-room house. E. Madison L.
New 7-room boose. E. 3d. walking d!s-
taace. IVjQO.
New. modern 7-rcosi house. E. 17th St..
J23O0.
Houses and' lota In all parts of the city.
Timber, farm?, certified land scrip.
COLLINS LAND CO.. Steam bldg..
Main 2321.
FOR SALE FARMS.
FOR SALE CHEAP AN ELEGANT FARM.
consisting of 9") acres, within cne mile of
Falls City. Polk county, ur.. acres are
mAv tee ntowtng. 12 acres are In prases.
5 years old. 4 acred apple? and pears; 30
acres are timber: a new. modern, .-rocm
hocse and good barn, spring water; price
m!r rsivo. Inaclre between 0 and 11 A. 31..
Kdw. Gerllnger. 736 Chamber of Commerce
bMg.. city.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
OWLIVS LAND CO. (INC) WE BRING
buyer and seller together; list your property
with o. Our facUltlea are exceptional. Bank
rxferencea. Stearns cicg. rnou Jiaia 3ZL
WE HAVE CUSTOMER FOR 4 OR 5-ACRE
tract Uh house and small barn and some
fruit, near Portland; what have you? Alex
ander LUXl to.. JJonawi i
wivrcn-TO BUT HOUSE. SMALL PAY-
ment down, or would exchange rooming
house: part pay. 3CS W. Salmon. Phone
Main 5S02.
HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR CITY
real estate; what have you in homes. In
come property or vacant lots? W 2. Ore
gonlan.
TO BUY HOUSE AND LOT; HAVE $380:
can pay $2Q or mere per month. Address
S 5. care uregonian.
FOR SALE LAND SCRIP.
SANTA FE AND OTHER CERTIFIED
scrip ready for Immediate delivery. W. G.
Howell. 53S Chamber oi cosserce.
TO EXCHANGE.
36&-ACRE COLUMBIA RIVER BOTTOM
Kock ranch. 2( miles below city, fine duck
lazes: fare 23c by boat; will take part
trade m city property; price row. n -i.
Oregon Ian.
i TWO NEW BUNGALOWS ON CAR LINE.
best part of Richmond, for vacant lots or
acreage. Goldschmldt's Agency. 233
Washington, cor. 3d.
TO. EXCHANGE GOOD TIMBER LAND IN
fine location for merchandise Whitney
Bros.. Irving. Or.
EXCHANGE W ACRES FOR HOUSE AND
lot; will pay difference in casn. M. t
Lee. M4 6th st. -
n - ROOM HOUSE AND LOT. PRICE J23W.
to trade: bring on your propositions. 1S3
ilorrlron sL.
TO EXCHANGE OUT-OF-TXmN REAL ES-
tate for diamonds." Addre Box 2S2. city.
FOR SALE.
Horses. Vehicles and Harness.
FOR SALE OR RENT HORSES AND VE-
hlcles by the day, week jt raontn;. narness.
toddles and 200 new and second-hand rlg
for sale or exchange. Tomllcon & csisii
day. 211 Washington. Phone Pacific 307.
I $73 BUYS MARE. WEIGHT 1030 POUNDS;
new single Harness and ruoDer-uren ouggy.
This week only 23 N. 14th st. Also farm
wagon and harness.
HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR RENT BT
day. week and month; special rates to dusi
ness houses. 6th & Hawthorne, Tel. East 72.
$43 BUYS EXPRESS. DELIVERY OR
farm horse, weignt iv pounas. ia
Regal Stables. 14th and Burnslde sts.
HORSE FOR SALE. DESIRABLE FOR A
buggy or delivery. Inquire at stable. 3a ana
Madieon.
HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE. RENT
or exchange. Hubert & Mail. tounn.
BAKERY WAGON AND HARNESS CHEAP.
4iO N. Union ave.
Pianos.
FIAM cost IS SEW AJiU ic
condlUon; beautiful tone; will sell tor
cash. Call room 10. Washington Diug.
MIsceUaaeons.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH Jt RECORDS AT
faeterr nrlce. dellverea rree anywnere on
rrerfnt of fall amount of retail Drlce: largest
stock of Edison records west of Rockies. Send
for circulars. Peter Bacigaiupi. wnoiesaie
and retail. 7Sd Mission sc. San Francisco.
FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and nool tasie: easy paymenie; we
rent tables, witn priviiego ot ouying; moa
ern tar fixtures: cheap prices. Brunswick'
Balke-Collender. 40 3d sU
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING
By the only practical firm in Northwest;
new and second-nanu Dana instruments.
York. 07 1st st.
A 33.MII.R FIELD AND MARINE GLASS.
original cost $25. with leather case ana
strap, only $11. Uncle Myers, 143 3d st..
near Alder.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING
By the only practical firm in Northwest.
New and 2d-hand band Instruments. 67 IsL
SAFES 3d GENUINE HALL'S SAFES. FIN-
lsh slightly damaged bj; amoke ana water;
big discount. Portland Safe Co.. Elks' Tern.
LADY'S FINE DIAMOND RING. THREE
.settings, three stones, very attractive; a.
snap. K 4. uregontan.
AVE WILL RUY. SELL OR TRADE ANY
old thing. Western Salvage Co.. wasn-
Isgton st. I'acinc 1V3.
FOR SALE 12-H. P- WEBER GASOLINE
engine; Al condition and a bargain,
Chamber of commerce
AUTOMOBilE. SINGLE OR DOUBLE.
cheap, cash or installment, a iiw. ure-
gontan.
$3 DOWN AND $3 A MONTH BUYS A GOOD
cottage organ, only i-. iu vtasmnsioa
bldg.
FOR SALE SMALL BILLIARD TABLE.
cues and Ivory balls. Apply 21 urst st.
FOR RENT DONKEY ENGINE. 324 CHAM-
ber of Commerce, or phone Main -3i-
STEAM AVOODSAW IN GOOD CONDITION
at a bargain. 10 Washington Diag.
POOL TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP. 813
Front st. Phone Main 296.
HELP WANTED MALE.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing trade: pays $3 day alter complet
ing course of practical Instruction at horns
or In our schools; graduates admitted to
union and Master Plumbers" Association;
positions secured. Coyne Brothers Co..
Plumbing Schools. New York. St. Loals. Mo.;
Cincinnati. O. Free catalogue.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE-BODIED
unmarried men. between the agea cr -i ana
35. citizens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting OSlcer, 3d and Oak sts..
Portland. Or.
ALL DISEASES OF MEN SUCCESSFULLY
treated: discharges positively cured In from
3 to 5 days; consultation free and strictly
confidential; send for our symptom blank.
X-Radlum Medical Institute. 3d and Alder
sts.. entrance 253 Alder sc. Portland.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Young men over 18 to prepare ror positions
with tailing salary of isOO per annum:
splendid positions for men of good physique.
E. O. Heynen. 12 Breeden bids-. 233
Washington st.
EXPERIENCED PILE DRIVER ENGIN-
eer. J3.3C R. R. work, rree lare; oueKera,
fallen, woods laborers. 52.30 and ?
Hand steel sharpener. $3: others.
HANSEN'S OFFICE. 2G N. 2d st.
SINGLE YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
to travel and solicit in vreson; reierences
requlr-d: permanent position for the ripht
party- Call 1 to 3 P. M.. room 14. 381
Tamhll1 st.
Men. women. learn watchmaking, cncravln?.
Jeweler work, opucs. rasy lerma. posiiiona
iruaranteed; money made learning. Watch-maklng-Engravlng
School. P. L bids.. Seattle.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE IN 8
weeks; only up-to-jaie colleges in tne
world. Moler"s System College. 215 Occi
dental ave Seattle. Wash.
WANTED MAN TO HELP IN SHIPPING
department and make nimseu useiui; rei
erences. Columbia Phonograph Co., 37J
Washington.
Any intelligent person may earn good Income
COrreSpOnUing lor nem3pa.infs. Ciucutc a-
cecessary. Press Syndicate. LockporL N. Y.
WANTED A 3IAN TO INVEST $300 AND
services In manufacturing business that
will pay $1300 per year. F 3. Oregonlan.
Men to learn barber trade, eight weeks secures
position; wages wane learning, umman a
College. G27 Clay St.. San Francisco. Cal.
"WANTED FIRST-CLASS MEN IN PORT-
land and throucnout state to solicit Busi
ness. Call or write 007 McKay bids.
California wine depot; headquarters bakers.
ccoks. waiters, bartenders. Ail wines oc per
glass. P. Loratl. 14& 4th. Clay 1S03.
WANTED YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD-
dresa and business acquaintance to ceuver
our calendars. F. W. Ealtef & Co.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BAR-
btr trade; fine cnance. union snopt terms
reasonable. SCO Washington.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN IN
Portland and tnrougsout state; Dig wages to
rustlers. 208 McKay bldg.
EXPERIENCED METAL FURNITURE
workman. Security auit ec jieiai works.
240 E. 7th K., cor. Main.
PARTNER-THOROUGH CHRISTIAN MAN
witn experience in nominy maaing pre
ferred. L 4. Oregonlan.
THE MEIER A FRANK STORE WANTS
several goon, origm ooys. 10 10 is years
of age. Apply at once.
WANTED EXP5RIENCED. REGISTERED
pharmacist ror city, .careia. witn refer
ences. T 3. Oregonlan.
FIRST-CLASS BROILER AND LUNCHMAN.
AddresA c. m. campoeii. xsi James st.. Se
attle. Wash.
AV ANTED BRIGHT BOY ABOUT 19 YEARS
of age. for railroad omce. Audresa E 4.
Oregonlan.
WANTED 1ST-CLASS BARBER. STEADY
work, aiaaiaon; wanteo. porter, arj Jiaa
lson. WANTED MEN'S OLD CLOTHING. SHOES.
highest price paid. oo 3C. none i'acinc -is.
BOY. 1ft OR IS YEARS. TO WORK U A
meat market. 31 per cay, ai - wn sr.
WANTED MALE STENOGRAPHER FOR A
railroad -office. Adcresa r . oregonian.
WANTED GOOD CITY SALESMAN.
Standard Coffee & Spice MllL itj sa,
WANTED GOOD PIANO SALESMAN,
ply 131 ta st.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED BARBERS TO KNOW G. N. W.
Wilson Co.s barbers' supply ore sale ;s
still going on. 333 Ankeny St.. Scott Hotel
building: Talcum powder. 10c pound, small
cans. 10c doz.; shaving soap, all kinds. c
and $2 per box; bath eoap, 40c and 75c per
doz.; brilllantlne In nice condition. $1-75 per
dor.; hair clothe 23c each, large size; tow
els. 25c per dos.; rasors, 23c and 50c each;
all hand-forged barber shears. French or
American patterns, all sizes. 50c each; ra
zor strops. 5c to $1.50 each, and many other
articles at like bargains. Mall orders must
be accompanied with tho cash. We will
rooVe back to our old store In a chort tlrna
with all new goods. "Watch this column
for chango of advertisements.
WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING
Mlesmen. good wages and steady position
good n en. Apply 10 o'clock this morning.
Ths Hub.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
CAPABLE WOMEN WANTED.
If you work, why not earn more than a
living?
Bright, educated, earnest women have a
mission.
That mission should be to build onus's self
and help others.
Be Independent. Do good.
The Vlavl Company already employs over
12.000 women.
The work covers twenty-three countries of
the world.
We will entertain applications from capa
ble womn.
Not canvassing, but a helpful, dignified
work.
Apply by mall only.
Address THE VI AVI COMPANY.
Lewis Building. Portland.. Or.
RESTAURANT. BOARDING. LABORING
hotel waitresses, housekeeper: houseworK.
Chinese iRoseburgl; domestic (Cascades);
farmhand. 203V, Washington.
WANTED EXPERIENCED AND COMPE-
tent stenographer and bookkeeper; none
none others need apply; state age and salary-
G 5. Oregonlan.
WANTED A REFINED. EDUCATED LADY.
nt over 35 years okl. to keep house tor a
well-to-do bachelor, city. Pioneer Ladles'
Agency. 213 MorrI"n.
COOK. CITY. CATHOLIC PREFERRED,
good wngen; party to run restaurant. East
ern Oregon; boas here. Pioneer Ladles"
Agency, 215 Morrison.
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
general housework. wagc $13. new noue.
vmall family; work eaey. 3S1 Madison sU,
King"? Heights.
DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY X
Rad'um Medical Institute and Sanitarium.
3d and Alder: entrance 253 Alder st.. Port
land. WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS. COOKS,
waiters, chambermaids, general workers.
St. Louis Agency. 230H Yamhill. Main
3413.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS LADY RBPRS
sentatlves In Portland and throughout state;
good pay. Call or write 607 McKay bldg.
WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR OF
flce work: permanent position; chance for
advancement. Address W 5. Oregonlan.
COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENERAL
housework and cooking, good wages. 370
Hawthorne Terrace. Portlund Heights.
PIONEER LADIES' AGENCY.
213 Morrison St.
Private Parlors for Ladles.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, rcnall family: permanent place. 420
East 15th st. Irvington car.
HANSEN'S LADIES' AGENCY.
313H Washington t.. cor. 7th. upstairs.
Phone Main 2G92.
WANTED AN INTELLIGENT. WELL-AP-pearlng
woman, age 30 to 40. for outdoor
position. Apply IBS 5th st.
SCANDINAVIAN GIRL
cooking; good wages,
ployment Co.. 9 N. 2d.
TO DO PLAIN
Scandinavian Em
WANTED EXPERIENCED STENOG
rapher and bookkeeper: reference required.
D 5. Oregonlan.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. FAM
lly of 4; no small children. 1S3 East 13th.
near Taylor.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
general housework: good wages. Apply 414
7th st.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. IN SMALL
family. 3 miles out of town. O 4. Ore
gon tarr
BRIGHT LADIES WANTED TO SELL COF-
fee. Standard Coffee & Spice Mills. 2C0 2d.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. small family. Phone East 102S.
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GEN-
eral housework. 682 East Aeh st.
DR. A. AUSPLUND. DISEASES OF WOMEN
and surzery. 3d floor. Allsky bide.
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK
and care of children. 723 Gllsan.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 560 Johnson st.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 248 N. 20th su
COMPETENT
housework.
GIRL FOR
20 Everett st.
GENERAL
SITUATION WANTED MALE.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
GENTLEMAN HOLDING RESPONSIBLE
position In large Eastern bank, would like
place In some first-class mercantile estab
lishment; thoroughly familiar with credit
methods. Addrem O 3. Oregonlan.
COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN;
married, thoroughly acquainted with grocery
trade; Portland; desires city position Jan
uary 1st; references. S 1, Oregonlan.
WANTED POSITION AS MINE CLERK,
bookkeeper or cashier, at mining camp. In
Alaska, or any state on the Coaat. H 5.
Oregonlan.
WANTED POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER
or clerk to go to Alaska this Spring; thor
oughly competent. K 3. Oregonlan.
WANTED POSITION BY A HARDWARE
man on the road or Inside; some money to
Inveet. L 5. Oregonlan.
WANTED POSITION AS MINE CLERK BY
experienced young man; salary $123 per
month. J 5. Oregonlan.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
wants work. Experienced in grocery busi
ness." C 2. Oregonlan.
Miscellaneous.
SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
bartender, strictly sober, stranger and will
work cheap; no objection to suburbs. Phone
Main 3300 and ask for Thornton.
BUTCHER EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
In slaughter-house and market work
wishes employment; No. 1 meatcutter. W
4. Oregonlan.
JAPANESE LABOR ASSOCIATION CAN
furnish domestic servants, farmers also; all
kind? of help. Jlaln 4630. 2G8 Everett st.
WORK WANTED "FOR 20 KITCHEN MEN.
waiters. laborers (city. cam). farmhands,
clerks. Drake's. 203 Washington.
ANY HONEST POSITION WANTED BY A
etrictly sooer man. nouanuer. oi goou nao
Its and appearance. X 4. Oregonlan.
JAPANESE. THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
enced. wants any Kina worn; spcatia very
good English. 31. Kawa. 44 4th kU
WANTED TO BUILD FIRES MORNINGS,
flat or residences, south of Washington st.
Phone Main 1076.
BLACKSMITH STEADY. GOOD SHOER AND
all-around man. wants position In city. N
04. Oreconlan.
JAPANESE WANTS POSITION AS SCHOOL
boy. who can speak English. 263 Everett at.
S. Oka.
WANTED POSITION FOR COOKING IN
family by Japanese boy. Phone Suburban
78L
TOGO THE JAPANESE HOUSE-CLEANING
Company. Phone Pacific C22. 82 N. Third.
BOY 17 WANTS WORK: HAVE ATTEND
ed High School. T 4. Oregonlan.
SITUATION AV ANTED FEMALE.
Domestic.
SITUATION WANTED SECOND WORK
and waitress (Swiss) In private family:
best references. Phone Union 540.
YOUNG JAPANESE GIRL WANTS A Posi
tion to do housework or cook. Tarn, phone
Main 2000.
GIRL WANTS GENERAL HOUSEWORK: A
home more than wages, V 5. Oregonlan.
Dressmakers.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES
sewing by day or at home. 2364 Russell
st. Phone East 4073.
SHIRTWAISTS SHIRTWAIST SUITS A SPE
clalty. 270 Market St.. between 3d and 4 th.
LADIES SKIRTS REBOUND,
1S2 Hooker at.
23 CENTS.