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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OKEGONIAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1906. HOTEL PERKINS Fifth and Washington Streets EUROPEAN PLAN Roem. tl.M to S.M Per Dw Aocordlna to Lootiam. 1. r. DAV1E8. rmMol. St. Charles Hotel CO. (INCORPORATED) FRONT AND MORRISON STS., PORTLAND, OR. European Plan Rooms 50c to $1.50 First-Class Restaurant In Connection j rl OTEL O R EGO N I I CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STS. I Portland' New and Modern Hotel. Rate $ 1 per Day and Up. European Plan Free Bus. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO, Prop. STANDS FOR TRUTH Dr. Wise on the Trial of Dr. ,Crapsey. .... WANT UNFETTERED PULPIT Says Heretic of Today I the Or thodox of Tomorrow and Trial Should Be Postponed Twenty Years. If the church atooft for -absolute truth, honesty and RulleleMneBS, th recent trial of Rev. A. B. Crapeey, of Rochester. N. T would never have taken place. Such was the thought broug'ht out by Dr. Stephen 8. Wise, who spoke at the Tem Vle Beth Israel last night upon "The Uses and Dangers of Heresy-Hunting." Dr. Wise said that a heretic should not Tie tried for at least 20 years after tie had violated his ordination vows. He said that his heresy beliefs would then be or thodoxy. He said that heresy of today was' orthodoxy of tomorrow. He cited several Instances to substantiate his ut terances In this respect. Dr. Wise com mended the etnnd taken by Dr. Crapsey. but said that the minister who was tried iby an ecclesiastical Jury was Inclined to temporise. But he said that he was a man of courage and was truth-eteeking, and that he had his commendation and heart-felt prtase. Why He Was Tried. "Dr. Crapeey was tried, not in order to oD,i-tain wh.tii.r he hai nnoken some thing that was not the truth, but to de termine whether he had departed from the standards of church and sect," said Dr. "VVIbo. "The trial in itself was of lit tle Importance, but it involved rhe free dom of the clergy. It was a question of authority versus spiritual religion. "In October, 1904. the House of Bishops, assembled at Boston, Issued a pastoral letter asking that any minister who did not believe in all of the fundamental Kwdilngs of the church at least to be hijnest by remaining silent or by wlth lr3wln(t. Dr. Crapsey was not supposed 10 teach that whtch wu reflected, to him. by the lens of Biblical study. "Millions who read of the trial of Dr. (Vapsey undoubtedly said to themselves. OlT course, a minister pannot be expected to believe all that he preaches. The world does not believe that the ministry stands for absolute truth and honesty. Those who believe they are serving the church by refusing to reject outlawed supersti tions are In reality disserving the church. The church has no right to Impose upon a man ordination vows that make him out a liar when he speaks them or to be honest he must violate them. Creeds Xeetl Change. "They are not divine. They were made by man. ajid man oueht to be able to un make them. They should be flexible and pliable. The creeds ought to be changed If they ouht to be changed. Man cannot even lie for God. When a man lies for od he is reallv serving the devil. The greateM thing In the world is truth, and the meanest thing In the world la a He. Years ago it was heretical to believe that the universe whs not created In six days. Now a statement to this effect creates ridicule and brings forth our smiles. I am Just as much of a heretic as Crapsey 1.x in his own church. I do not believe in the infallibility of the Bible, but I know that It contains the deepest spiritual and moral truths." ROB BOY OF HALF-DOLLAR Oldor Youths Take Money From Davis McCamant., Wallace MeORmant's UMlo son Davis was held "up and robbed of 50 cnts and a gunmeta.1 cardcase near the McCamant Jiome. on Kins; street, early yesterday aft ernoon, by two larger boys. Davis yelled at th top of his lungs, but the. older boys varied a contribution to their circus fund and anew no mercy. Mr. McCamant made a complaint to the police later in the day. and the detectives are looking for two boys of the descrip tions Riven by the frightened youngster. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLANP. May II. Maximum tempwa-. ture, 84 deg.; minimum, 31. River reading at A. M.. 10 3 feet: chant in 24 hour, fall of 0.3 of a foot. Total precipitation. S P. M. to 5 P. M., 0 06 of sn inch: total since Sep tember 1. 1905, S3.TS Inches; normal. 42.84 Inches: deficiency. 8 61 Inches. Total sun shine May 10. 100. 10 hours and 36 minutes; possible. 14 hours and 4ft minutes. Barom eter (reduced to sea level) at 5 P. M.. 29.95. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Light to moderately heavy showers hav fallen generally on the Pacific Slope, and the weather la still threatening in that sec tion. It Is cooler In Washington, Idaho and Montana, and generally alight ly warmer In California. The lndicationa are for showers in this ill strict Saturday. It will be slightly warm er west of the Cascade Mountains. WEATHER FORECASTS, Forecasts made at Portland for 28 houra ending at midnight. May 12: Portland and vicinity Showers. Slightly warmer. Westerly wind. r Western Oregon, end Western Wsahington PORTLAND, OREGON Flnt-Clawa Cheflk KeHwmit Connected With Hotel. C. O. DAVIS. toe. and Ireu. Showers. Slightly warmer. Westerly Winds. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Showers. tWrithern Idaho Showers snd cooler.. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. EC 0 S? tJ 3 Wind. 4 3 sf a .11 STATIONS. 5 3 S 3 5 o : ? ? Bakftr City Bismarck. ....... Boise Eureka Helena Kamloops, B. C. North Head Poeatello ......... Portland. Bed Bluff Roaeburg Eacramento Salt Liake City.. San Francisco... Spokane. Seattle T&toosh Island.. Walla Walla '-n'o.021 N IPt. Cldy. t6 0.00 10 6W .i"S o.oo! 8 .VW .'5o.ooIio:nw .7Si0.0Ol 8!W .:B.0 4; . k2 ai!i8,aw .Ws:o.OOil2!SB . f4j0.02,io;w .'es! T ( 'BE .162 A02) 8:W .WIO.0O'lOS .'80 O.IXVlO 8 . iB4 0.no t vv .l-no.oo lfl'w . IR 0.24;22i8W . ',120.22!18W . 74! T lll4SW Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudv Pt. Cldy. Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Cloudv Cloudv IPt. Cldy. !.pt. ciay. I Cloudy IPt. Cldy. ICIoudv T trace. FDtVAHD A. BEAT.B. TM.trlct Foreca.ter. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES. "Booms." "Rooms and Board." "Honss keeping Rooms," "Situations Wanted IS words or less. 15 cents t IS to z-e words. cents Si to 95 words. 15 cent, ode. e dls ceant for additional Insertions. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except "Mow Today." St cents for 15 words or less: 16 to words, 49 cents 1 Si to 5 words, ft cants, etc .-first Insertion. Keen additional Insertion, one-half t no further d'v"'" un sVsr ono month. "MSW TODAY" gance measnro agate). IB cents per line, first insertion 1 IS cents per Un for each additional Insertion. ANfeWfcKS TO ADVEKTIflEMENTS. ad dressed caro The Oresronlan. and left at this office, should always bo Inclosed In sealed envelope. 'o stamp la required on suota letters. Tbo Oregonlan will not be responsible for errors In advertisement taken through the telephone. UN-CALLED FOR ANWERS. ANSWERS ARE HELD AT THIS OFFICE FOR THE FOL.I.OWINO ANSWER CHECKS AND MAT BE HAD BY PRESENTING YOCR CHECKS AT THE OREGONIAN OFFICE: A , 4S, S6. B7. A8. 59. JH 26, 89. 4A. 49. 52, 64. 68, 66, 68. 60. V 66, 57. 6. 80. 61. I) 37. 60. 64. 66. 68, 69. 109. K 39. 48, 61, 63. 60, 60. ' F 47, 6. i 86. 40. 45. 47, 48. 49. 64. BO. 86. H .14. 46, 48. 49. 60. 66, 67. 68, 200. i 52, 68. K S9. 46. 47. 48. 60. 61. 1. 23. 40. 49, 61, 62, 97. M 84, 4. 6. 4. 48. 61. 68, 55. OS. S, 54, 56, 57, 58, AO. 1' 42, 60. 81, 88. . SI. S3. 55. 87, SB. SO. 16 . 42, 46. BO. 54. 60. 4. (4 27. 40. S. lie, 68, 69, 60. T). 44, 50. 66, 60. V 30. 4(1, 64. 56, 68, 59, 62. W 6. 49. R8, 60. 61. 76. X SB. 45. SO. 87, 88. 6. 209. SSS. MEETING NOTICES. AL.BINA LODGE, NO. 101. A. F. & A. M. Special communication thl. (Saturday) evening-, 6 o'clock. "Work In B. A. degree. Vlelting brethren cordially Invited. By order A. J. HANDLAN, Secretary. W. M. f PORTLAN, yAV F. t A. M.-e this at urc W sharp. Masn ' r M. M. degi NX LODGE. NO. 53. A. Special communication rdayi evenlnjc at 7:M) a.nnlo Temple. Work In degree. All Master Ma son. Invited. By order of W. M. I. W. PRATT. Secretary. DIED. SNIDER In thl city May 11, 1(H6. at the family residence. 20 3aat Thlrt -seventh treet. John 1". Pnlder. a Red 6 years and lO months. Fineral announcement later. FUNERAL NOTICES. BIN NY Friends are invited to attend the funeral of T. Blnny, which will take place from Flnley'e chapel at 2 P. M. today (Sat urday). Interment at Rivervlew cemetery. EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. the leading fan oral directors and em bs liners. 1ZS end r.23 Third street, corner Halmon. have the rtneet establishment and the most mas una his ebenre. W have an experieaoed lady wbo lake fnll ehars; of all lady caess. fhoa Masn SOY. J. P. FINLRT SON. foneral directors and embnlmers. No. tfll d et.. cor. Madison. Day or night calls promptly attended. Ex perienced ladr assistant whan desired. Of fice of County Coroner. Phone Main fL DfJNNENO. M'ENTKE QILBACOH. 8ne eessors to Dnnnlng M Campion, undertakers and mbslnerti modern In every detail: 7th and Pins. Phono Main 43. Lady assistant. F. B. DUNNING. TJadertaker. 414 East Alder. JLedr aessstant. rboi ZELLER-RYRNE8 CO.. Undertakers. Cm hainier. 173 Russell. Ens 1M1 Lady ass l. TOX&BTH fft t-'O.. florists. ArtUtle floral ISS th st. Pbone Main BIOS. NEW TODAY. PORTLAND. OR.. -MAT . l&oa. INFORM A tion Is wanted by the undersigned as to H enry Vocke or Annie Vocke or M ari e V ocse, supposes 10 nave uvi jn an mn clsoo. Cal. These persons are lawful hens to ths ecnate of Kasten racke, deceased. Paid estate Is ready for division and it Is of great Importance that these heirs be. lo cated. San Francisco papers plea?e copy, particularly the (Jerman papers. F. Pape, administrator, 4 East Ankeny st. X.. Port land, Or.. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ONE OF THE moot desirable homes on the west alope of Vt. Tabor, one block from car; house has every modern conventice, 9 rooms and larse attic, bash, furnace, large oasement. stationary washstand?. private gas and water plant; good stable and about one arre of ground, with choir fruit snd shrubbery: price 5i00. The Title Guarante A. Trust Co.. M Washington st. UOUPBS IN ALL PARTS OF THS CITT built and sold on installments. Kroner,, 165)4 Sd st. TO ACRB6 FOR PTMTTINO ON O. W". P. car line, near Sellwood. Patullo. 839 Sher lock bldg. Acreage 31 acre. Fremont and 42d ts.. neax Irv- lECTton. A 45, (Jrefonlan. AMUSEMKNTS. THE. Uril If"1 THEATER I4thand II P. I I ,11 1 Phone Waahlnatoa Wain 1. Tonight and Tomorrow Xirht, 8:30 .'Clock, May 12-13. '06 famous Pillsbury Pictures SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE AND FIRE PRODUCED BT THE LATEST IMPROVED ELECTRIC SCENEOSCOPE Every View Fully Explained b-r an Eye-Wit- nees i nese tncrures i aaen v nue ti Flrv Wes Raclnff. POPT'LAR PRICES Adults. i!Sc; children. 15c any place in the theater. Rests on sal Saturday morning at Ths Hellig. BAKER THEATER GEO. L. BAKER. Mgr. Phone Main 1907. Seats Now on Sale opening- ot the merit THP.4TTR COMPANY Stock Season, Tomorrow Matinee. May 13, in Richard Mansfield'. Great SnoceM 'TRINCK KARL" ALT. THE OLD FAVORITES. MATINEE PRICES lc. 15c and 25o EVENING PRICES 18c. 2Ko, 85c and 60c Secure Tour Season beats r. ow. Baker Theater ws.&sr Tamhlll and Sd sts.. Phone Main 1907. Close of the itreat burlesque season. Mat inee today, tonight R:15 "Oolden Gate's iest." THS CAL.lPtftlA siatinfte, 15c. 2."ie. .J5c and 50c. Evening prices. 25c, 85c. 50c and 75c Special closing perform ance, also amateur night, iron t imsa tne laJit burlesque. Empire Theater Twelfth tivtf MtrritM fhsntMils 117 Milton W. Seaman. ManflJter. Portland's popular playhouse. Matinee 3:15. tonight 8:15. last two performances. Mack-flwaln Co. in the great melodramatic success, "THE INSIDE TRACK," by Oliver Iod Byron. A strong. realistic play. Evening prices, 15c, 25c ttc. oOc. Matinee. 10c. I5c. 25c. Next week, starting tomorrow matinee, 1 H nr WUHLD." STAR THEATER WEEK OF MAT 7. First Appearance of the STAR STOCK COMPANY, Headed by Wills ft Collins, In "In thf! R4kt" in connection wixn a good vauaevi i ie m n, tnoludtng Luclan Baclgalupl, Blind Baritone. MJ W AIIJ OlHi XiiUClJi imei, AW- Pantages Theater "SEES 4 CYCLING M' DONALDS 4. THE ELLIOTS. MARIE IRAKI. THE RAGTIME TRIO. JAMES AND PRIOR. ARTHFR KLWELL. MOVING PICTURES. Performances daily at 2:3f. 7:30 and 9 P. M.; continuous Sunday. Admission 10 cents; reserved seats 30 cents; boxes 25 cents. La dies and children admitted to all weekday matinees for 10 cents. GRAND THEATER Week of May 7. Fred Riven kal. New Zealand's Own Comedian. Grace Huntington A Company. Dawson A Whitfield. GUctte Sisters. The Two Dots. Master Harold Hoff. G ran dl scope. BUMMER PRICES Evenings. Sundays and holidays, 10c, 20c and 30c; mat inees, 10c to any seat, except boxes. BASEBALL ATHLETIC PARK Corner Vanrhn and Twenty-fonrth PORTLAND vs. SAN FRANCISCO MAY 8, 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Game. Called 3:80 P. M. Daily. Games Called 2:30 P. M. Sundays. Ladles' Dit Friday. ADMISSION. 6c. GRANDSTAND. 23c. CHILDREN. 10c BOX BEATS. 23c. 2TKW TODAY. NOTICE The San Francisco Scenic Production Co. has applied for all copyrights and patents covering all titles and mechanical effects used in the reproduction of the San Fran cisco disaster. For all Information apply to Attorney T. J. Geisler, 330 Chamber of Com merce bldg. ORO POLLARD AND HULL, Office Sd 7th St. 4 Per Cent INTEREST THE SAVINGS BANK OF THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST COMPANY Pays 4 per cent on Certificates of D- Pays SH per cent on savings (interest compounded semiannually). Pays 3 per cent on dailr balances of check accounts. Banking hours 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Saturday evenings (to receive deposits only), 5 to 8 o'clock. 240 Washington Street Corner Second PORTLAMD, OREGON An Old Story The man who pays rent for ten years pays nearly the original cost of the property and in most cases the appreciation Is more than the Interest on ths Investment. The EAST SIDE! has the most HOMES. has the GREATEST population. Is growing the most RAPIDLY, and the GREATER PORTLAND MUST and WILL be there. Holladay's Addition Is the geographical center of the city, and Is th most DESIRABLE residence district, s.nd much of this will become BUSINESS property. Do not overlook these FACTS when making investments, and call and in' spect the property, for seeing Is believing. The Oregon Real Estate Company bsw xnira t-, Koora . i-'ortiana. Oregon. $35 Per Lot on Car Line 50x100 feet each. high, sightly and levrfl. on the river, Bplendld location. The Hlbernla Sevlngs Bank will sell what few thers are left of these lots at $35 per lot to close out tne tract. Title perfect. Call at room 805. McKay bldg.. cor. 8d and Stark sts. BUSINESS PROPERTY Below S20.0OO is in demand. We have It, paving 8 per cent net. HARTMAN A THOMPSON. Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. LOT . 2iD PT. B ET W EEN P ETT YGRO VH snd Qulmby; alao acreage. Mrs. P. M. Daly. The Brown. FOR RALE LOT 5x 1 OO. 9-ROOM HOUSE, in good condition. 67 N. Park. See owner on premise. LOT IN HOLLA DAT PARK ADDITION; Ex ceptionally good location; part cash. C C2. Oregon! an. SNAP 4 FLATS: RHJVT $42 MONTH; 320i. F. Dubois, Washington bldg., room 1. Pa cific 123rt. S(ysWNH'E 4-ROOM COTTAfJR, EAST SIDE, convenient to car, near Upper Albina. N 6t, Oregonian. FOR SA1.E-I1.W, MODERN 5 ROOM "OT tage. 26d Meade et., West Side; entrance 4th st. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. THIS WILL INTEREST TOU. I AM GOING TO SACRIFICE MT ELEGANT RESIDENCE. For Sale At a eacriflce, my elegant 9 room furnished residence and lot BOxlo. eituated on the East Side of the river; will sll with or without furniture; all modern improvements and very choice location, only one block from car line; large, spacious grounds, fruit trees and flower garden ; If you are looking for a bargain, this will bear clce Investigation. A 55. car Ore gon! an. NEW, 8-ROOM HOUSE, BUILT WITH THE best of mat e Hal. sj-tlstleaJlv deeiirned. dou ble lined, cement cellar floor, furnace, modern bathroom and plumbing, selected wood for all InBide work, with fine eggshell stain fin ish, dining-room paneled up to the plate rail, house tinted throughout, ready for use, at a price leas than It can be duplicated for. lot considered, it betas: the moat choice . location in H oil ad ay and Irvington Addi tions, corner ot Kast lotn ana nancucn Chae. L. Boss, office phone East 92, horns phone Cast 728. FOR SALE SIX ACRES, ALL CLEARED, wen selected variety bearing fruits ana berries, splendid well with elevated tank, gssollne engine drive pump and washing machinery, good 8-room house with running water, barn, one mile from Milwaukle on county road, six minutes to Oregon City electric line; good neighborhood and un usually desirable. C. N. Huggins, 421 Mo hawk bldg. A SEASIDE HOME. A splendid 8-room houro (hard finished) an one acre of land at - Tloea. Long Beach. There Is no better houee on the beach. This propertv Is on the ridge over looking th Pacific Ocean. It coat over $4000. The owner will sell for $:VW0 If taken at onoe. R. H. Blossom, 316 Chamber of Commerce. $200015 PER CENT ON TOUR 1NVEST- ment, or a splendid home. If you care to oocupy U; brings an income of $25 per month at all times; thoroughly modern 6 room cottage, full brick baeemant. lot Bx 100. fruit trees, flowers and lawn; investi gate Quick; good terms. Edwards, 402 Ore gon! an bldg. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, NEW AND COZT, 31st and Main; must be seen to be appre ciated; also an up-to-date, stately 7-room residence nearlng completion, corner 30th and Main. For price and easy terms see us. Goldschmldt's Agency. 253 Washing ton, corner 3d. CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, PAYING over 10 per cent; excellent location iot in crease In value; lot 50x100; 2 stor. 2 flats, new and modern, and 6 -room cottage; only 000; if you want gilt-edge Investment, do not overlook this. Lock Tlox 441, city. FOR SALEt 4 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 50x!n, Columbia Heights; fine orchard, 4-room tankhouee, well and windmill; newly fenced; excellent car service; $1800; mortgage $HitO, 3 years; $1200 net. part cash, part trade. Owner. W 60, Oregonian. 4900 BEAUTIFUL HOME, NEW, MOD ern, well built, new design, nicely arranged, corner lot, 9th and Schuyler, Holladay's ad dition, fine location; if you see this house you will buy It. Inquire 208 4th. Phone Pacific 2125 or Main 8090. OWNER LEAVING CITT; $458 CASH AND $12 per month until total of $10X has been paid will buy nice 5-room hard-finished house, new barn and two lot, four blocks from East Ankeny car line. Address E 62, Oregonian. A GREAT BIO SNAP. I have 3 full lots. 15ox10. east of Aard more Tract, nar St. Helens Hall, worth f 12,000 for $8000 cash if taken at once. Apply R. H. Blossom, 316 Chamber of Commerce. REAL ESTATE: WE HANDLE CITT AND suburban property, write fire insurance, make mortgage loans and do a general rental busi ness ; we solicit your patronage. GRI ND 6TAFF & SCHALK. 264 Stark at. Phone Main 392. $1250 New cottage. 4 rooms, gas and electric lights, bath. Maple st. bet. Hamil ton ave. and Seymour St., close to S car and school. South Portland ; terms. 208 4th. Tel. Pacific 2125 or res. Main 8090. NEW, MODERN HOUSE. 6 ROOMS. COR ner lot, Hawthorne ave.; the choicest resi dence street on East Side; outh front; $."i000; $250 cash handles; pay rent to your self. W 63, Oreaonlan. FOR SALEHOUSE AND LOT AT MT. Tabor, Prettyman Station. $3500; small caih payment, balance in 100 equal monthly pay ments: possession immediately. Inquire 710 Chamber of Commerce. GOOD INCOME RESIDENCE PROPERTY, double house, 16 rooms, modern, excellent condition, corner lot, 60x100; N. 16th st.; exceptional value for money; only $7500. Lock Box 441. city. ACRE TRACTS WE HANDLE ACREAGE as a specialty, within city limits or outside. Some acre with terms as low as $10 per month, with water. A. C. Churchill & Co., Inc.." 110 2d st. DO TOU WANT TO BUT CITY LOTS OR acreage? If so, see East Bide Real Estate Co. East Side property a specialty. 407 Haw thorne ave., near Grand. Phone East 1067. $3000 CHOICE 6-R00M RESIDENCE, 731 EJ. Ash; almost new; street Improved; sewer in; cement walk; two toilete; porcelain bath; a nice home. C. W. Pallett, W4 Fen ton bids. FOR SALE BEST 40 ACRES WILLAMETTE Valley; excellent for walnuts; price $14oo; will exchange for real estate Northwest Missouri. Ella Zyseet, Route 3, Saston. Mo. A DESIRABLE 7-ROOM HOUSE IN HOLLA- day Park, all modern Improvements, new snd complete, on easy terms, by owner. Phone Main 3401 or X 500. Oregonian. NOW IS TOUR TIME TO BUY DOORS, windows, flooring and all kinds of building materials at a great bargain. Apply to American Inn. Phdne Pacific 1076. WELL-BUILT HOME. 6 ROOMS. -CLOSETS, bath, phone; plenty of fruit; pasture, fine garden; one block off Hawthorne; terms; a snap; ?2400. V 63, Oregonian. $20,000 WILL SECURE DESIRABLE PROP erty 60xlOO on First stret. hear Washington, balance at 5 per cent. Hart man & Thomp son, Chamber of Commerce. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE ON 80x100 FENCED lot; shade trees., good car service, chicken house, woodhouee; only $550. Home Land Co., 145fc First st. WANTED INCOME-BEARING PROPERTY on West or East Side; buyers waiting. Pfluger & Tschudy, room 14, Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison Bts. $1400 NEAT 5-ROOM COTTAGE; LARGE porch, concrete basement, large lot. Owner 1415 Knowlee ave.. Arbor Lodge, 3 blocks northwest of station. FOR SALE NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL cment baaememt, good plumbing, nice loca tion, $1650 ; easy terms. O. M. Smith. 730 Cham. Commerce. SNAP. i-block on 4th st., close in; income 6 per cent net: $21,000; terms. F. Dubois, Wash ington bldg, room 1. FOR SALE MODERN IO-ROOM HOUSE, 165 E. 40th. bet. Belmont and Tamhlll; investigate this. See owner on premises. D. W. Walker. YORK STREET LOT AT $2100 WHEN N. P R. R. gets franchise price will be double. Hartman A Thompson, Chamber of Commerce. $12055 CORNER LOTS. 5-ROOM HOUSE, city water, fruit and berries. 2 lots $lt'.5, all cash: 2 blocks north Glen wood. H 200, Oregonian. SNAP LARGE -BLOOK ON MYRTLE et., Portland Heights: majmlficent view of ctty. river, etc.; $5000. Washington bldg., room 1. SNAP LARGE H-BLOCK ON MYRTLE st.. Portland Height?; magnificent view of city, river, etc.; $5000. Washington bldg., room 1. DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD. LOT 5OXI0O. good house. 7 rooms; owner wishes larger hnme. Call 696 Flanders or phone Main 8T89. FOR SALE 3 HIGHLY IMPROVED BU1LD lng lots, 50x100: orchard. Excellent car service; cheap. Owner, X 62, Oregonian. BARGAIN FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. BEA UTI f nl lot. 5Oxlt0. fruit, berries. e;c. near two carlines; must sell at once. M 62, Oregonian. A H BLOCK OR VACANT LOT WEST OF 19th and north of Everett. Hartman & Thompson. Chamber of Commerce. BARGAIN MODERN COTTAGE. IRVING ton. corner lot. plenty fruit and roses. In quire room 405. Dekum bldsr. $.i4M. EACH TWO LOTS FACING EAST and south: residence or business. Upper Al bina. P 2. Oregonian. HOUSES BUILT ANY PART OF CITY, eflsv payments. Main 8953. S13 Commercial b?k. L MODERN S-ROOM HOUSES ON CORNER 78x100. for $32nn. Address 105 Fremont. we LOT ON E. 32D ST. gain. Inquire 169 Front st. AT A BAR- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. SNAP. ii-block on 4th st.. close in; income per ent net; $m,OuO. terms. F. Dubois, Wash ington bid., room. 1. NEW MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE IN HOI. laday Park, on Wasco St.. between 26th and 27th; price $3000; terms. Phone East 1507. $2rt00 NICE 7-ROOM HOMB. FURNISHED. In Irvingion; afk us about this. Grindstaff & Schalk. 264 Stark st. Tel. Main 392. $HVrO 5-ROOM COTTAGE AND FRACTION- HI lot on Mill st., west tioe; easy terms. State Investment Co., 118 Abtngton bldg. 41 ACRES NEAR BAKER CITY. S00; IRRI- . gat Ion ditch crosws property. Inquire 671 E. Alder et., Portland. Phone East 2243. FOR SALE. REASONABLE 3 LOTS, 45x125 each, situated In North Mt. Tabor. Inquire 381 E. Morrison, corner Union ave. $1900 7-ROOM HOUSE AND FRACTIONAL lot on Mill st.. West Side; easy terme. State Investment Co., 118 Ablngton bldg. FOR 8ALE. $J75 CHOICE RESIDENCE lot. East 22d. bet. Couch and Davie, neat to corner; a snap. F 6o. Oresronlan. LOOK HERE TWO STORES. 4 LIVINO roome, rent $35 month; $2500. F. Dubois, Washington bldg., room 1. SELLWOOD LOTS. $5 A MONTH; $126 UP. Sellwood Townstte Co.. H. P. Palmer, man ager. Phone S!lwood 161. FULL BLOCK. PATTON'S ADD, NORTH Albina: $1750; eauy terms; see owner, F. Vanduyne, 313 Washington. LOOK HERE TWO STORES, 4 LIVING rooms rent $35 month; $2500. F. Dubois, Washington bldg.. room 1. $950 HOLLA DA Y'S ADDITION, FULL LOT on Hancock; all improvements. Owner 419 McKay, 3d and Stark. FOR SALE FARMS. FINE STOCK AND DAIRY FARM. 1500-acre stock and da iry farm on Lewie River. 30 miles from Portland; dally steamer land on property; large 2-story house with etone foundation; spring water piped to kitchen; barns, creamery and other out buildings; Chinese pheasants breed on up lands and ducks are numerous In season and shooting privileges would be valuable If pre served; Northern Pacific Railway crosses farm, giving direct communication with Pugpt Sound and Alaskan markets; much of this property Is In natural grass hay and pa sture ; oak and flr timber worth several thousand dollars; for stock raising or dairy ing this place is not surpassed in the North west and for location it has no equal on the Columbia River. Our references Ladd & Til ton, banker, and Merchant National Bank. For terms, etc, address R. H. Blossom, 316 Chamber of Commerce, WHY NOT RAISHJ FRUIT? $roo 2 acres at Hood River. $it60 80 acres north fork Lewis River. 160-acre ranch near Kalama, in Washing ton ; a 5-room house, large barn, orchard, bearing trees of Spitzenb-srg, Northern Spy apples, cherries, pears, plums and prunes; living springe on property; trout stream runs through one corner; large and small timber; county road runs through farm; school house near. Our references Lsdd & Ttlton, bankers, and Merchants National Bank. For terms, etc, address R. H. Blos som, 316 Chamber of Commerce. FARM FOR SALE 100 ACRES. UNDER cultivation and Improvement, on public road, near town, 15 miles to 2 county seats, 25 miles to Salem, 50 miles to Portland, 10 min utes' walk to flag station on S. P. R. R., train to Portland 8 A. M., returns 8 P. M.; rural telephone and mail, good community, natural ash grove on road; could be divided Into 2 or more small places; $60 per acre; no agents. Roaemere Farm, route 1, Sheri dan, Or. FARM FOR SALE 248 acres near Logan, ow Clear Creek, 70 acres in cultivation, 30 acres pasture. 6 room house, large barn and other build ings, good orchard, crop, tools and ma chinery, at $27. 50 per acre; one-half down, bal. at 6 per cent. LOUIS FUNK. Oregon City, Route No. 2. $26 PER ACRE 545 ACRES FINE YAMHILL County farm on railroad, half mile from station; 200 acres under cultivation, 350 in croo; very reasonable terms can be made. Room 3, Chamber of Commerce. 85 ACRES, 22 IN CULTIVATION. 4 MILES from Oregon City; good, new buildings, or chard, running water, railroad two miles; price S2200. Come and see it. C. N. I'low man 4 Co., Oregon City, Or. FOR SALE 160 ACRES, 4 MILES FROM LA Center; 4-room house, barn, orchard, well, farming Implements; 40 acres cleared, SO under fence, rest in pasture; $3500. William Perlberg, La Center, Wash. APPLE LAND YOU CAN BUY UNIM proved land in the far-famed Hood River Valley, now near the new town of Dee. for $25 per acre; sold only In 40-acre tracts. Address D 62, Oregonian. FOR SALE OR RENT 440-ACR5 WHEAT farm In high state of cultivation. $25 per acre, including crop. Hemingway Bros., Klngsley, Or. $2000 WILL BUY 1000 ACRES FINE wheat land. F. T. Berry. 4 N. 6th. TO EXCHANGE. I WANT CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE . for first mortgage, 0 per cent. 5-year bonds. Interest payable semi-annually; these bonds are unexcelled as securities. Lock Box 441, city. FOR SAIB OR TRADE PINE IMPROVED farm near Vancouver; good new house, two barns. 2200 fruit trees; everything Al. Fur ther particulars of Louis Salomon, 104 1st st. DESIRABLE FARM, IMPROVED. CROP, for home In city; value $3500; write de scription. D 59, Oregonian. TWO LOTS IN EDGEMONT ADDITION for furniture of four of flv rooms and a piano. P 61, Oregonian. WANTED TO EXCHANGE FRESH COW and calf for small work hore. Apply at 64 E. 19th. $20OO STOCK OF PICTURES FOR CASH OR real estate. G ruber. 61? Commercial block. FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS. WE WANT TIMBER. We have cash buyers for large and small tracts of good timber In Oregon Washington or California. GREGG BROS.. Phone Main 6303. 317-818 Fenton bldg. TIMBER FOR SALE SMALL TRACTS OF timber land for sale cheap, fine quality and Kood location; good chance for investors; these lands are Increasing In value every day. Address Box 4i2, Eugene, Or. CALL AT ROOM 202 WORCESTER BLDG. Tor full particulars about wheat land home steads In Oregon that will raise 35 bushels . of wheat per acre. Free Government land Timber homestead, ir rigation. Oregon Locating Co., 315 Oregonian. WANTED REAL EfiTATB. WANTED INCOME-BEARING PROPERTY, residence or business ; we have customers. REED, FIELDS & TYNAN CO., 102 2d at. Phone Main 7004. HAVE $9000 TO INVEST IN WEST SIDE income bearing business property. What have you? Address A 56, Oregonian. WANTED HOUSE AND LOT. WITHIN walking distance, 6 or 6 rooms; not over $20i0; no agents. G 61. Oregonian. FOR RENT FARMS. 8O-ACR0 FARM, ft MILES OUT, BEARING orchard, growing grain, hay and potato crop. 5 milch cows, 3 work horses, imple ments, buildlnsjs: four-year lease at $.'0 per year rent to purchaser of stock, poultry, crop and implements, for $S50. Home Land Co.. 145V First st. FOB SALE-LAND SCRXF. ALL KINDS OF LAND JSCRIP APPROVED and guaranteed. Military bounty warrants bought and sold. Collins Land Co.. Helena, Mont. FOR SALE. Horses. Vehicles and Harness. WANTED A ' FIRST-CLASS DRIVING horse, or horse and buggy ; will also take horse and buggy for its keeping. Address S 59, "Oreeonian. HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR RENT BT day. week and' month; special rates to business housea Cth and Hawthorn. TL East 72. We Buy. Sell. Rent, Exchange. Horses. Wag ons. Raddles, harness. Hubert Hall, 2R6 4th Horses and vehicles bought, sold rented or exchanged. 211 Washington. Pa cjflc 5o". Pianos. A MUSICAL NOVELTY THE "RELIA b!e" seif-piaying ptano: good, simple, prof itable. For tms address Transconti nental Machine Co.. agents for Oregon. PIANO. MATHUSHEK. SQUARE GRAND. :r,5""od oise. cost fS-; price $i. 25. C. H. I'lgfioU. lawjer, 4 Aiuiaey oiog. FOR SALS, BEAUTIFUL $700 WEBER PIANO. MA hogany. gold medal award, never used. Call evenings, 451 Hall st. MlseeUaneeoa. 165 tone new hop wire, $15 per ton. 75 ton new plow steel; cable remnants. 1 50. OiiO ft. pipe from in. to 10 In. 2d-hand pulleys, shafting and sheet iron. Metals, scrap iron, junk of all kinds. Bought. Cash advanced on consignments. M. Bard ec Son. 8th A Gllsan sts. GROCERY FOR SALE GOOD LOCATION. flolng $35. 00O per year. This is no cut rate business. Established 16 year; long leas- if desired. Will bear closest inves tigation. M 50, Oregonian. FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND billiard and pool tables; easy payments; we rent tables, with privilege of buying; mod ern bar fixtures; cheap prices. Brunswick-Balke-Collender, 49 3d St. FOR SALE MOVING PICTURES AND slides of San Francisco fire and earthquake; also motion picture machine, films, phono graphs bought sold and exchanged. 140 6th, room 1. FOR SALE CHEAP GROCERY AND LODO- ing-house; will sell separately; good, loca tion: good business; reasons for selling. 653 First st. Phone Pacific 1795. BT. HELENS MINING STOCK FOR SALE 15.000 shares Cascadta or Polar Star for $5000 net. Address 105 Fremont, FOR BALE FRISCO PHOTO AND SLIDES; for prices address E. Bronqulst, 1387 Mal lory ave.. Portland A FINE FAMILY COW. PART JERSEY and Guernsey: milk testa 5 per cent. Call 883 Benton st. SHOWCASES. COUNTERS. TABLES; COME and examine. Western Salvage Co., 627-35 Washington st. Donkey engines bought, sold and rented. 324 Chamber Commerce. Phone Main 2363. FOR BALE 4 OCTAVE XYLOPHONE WITH resantors attached. Phone Main 414. FINE WHITE DIAMOND. 16-64th k., SO. Room 21. 51 H 6th st. North. FOR SALE A 9x30 IN. LATHE. COM plete. Phone East 64. BARGAIN IN IARGE SECOND-HAND flreoroof safe. 66 3d st. HELP' WANTED MALE. 1000 ROCKMEN WANTED On construction work of Copper River Rail way. Alaska; wages $3.30 and upwards per day. M. J. HENEY. Contractor. Colman Building. Seattle. SALESMEN TO SELL OITR OFFICE Spe cialties to- all classes of ' merchants; big harvest for live men In San Francisco and the Coast; fine aide line; big profits. Model Mfg. Co., Dept. 69, South Bend. Ind. MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BARBER trade In eight weeks. Graduates earn from, tin tn 125 kpU1v. Exoert instruct ors. Catalogue free. Moler System of Col leges, so ivortn eth st.. ortiano. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL SUPERIOR, high-grade nursery 'stock"; complete outfit furnished free: cash weekly : write today for choice of territory. Capital City Nur sery company, saiem, ur. WANTED MAN TO MANAGE CONFBC tlo'nery and news stand In connection with real estate office; must have $:i50; can make $150 a month. Call at once, room 9, Breeden Did.., an and Washington. MEN AND WOMEN TO MAKE $3 TO $5 A day without interfering with their present employment: no canvaaslna. Address Cali fornia Mercantile Co., 713 B, South Broad way, Los Angeles. WANTED AT ONCE 30 LABORERS. AT Cazadero; wages $2.25 per day. Call at Engineering Department, Oregon Water Power & Railway Co., 1st and Alder sts., for particulars. WANTED A WELL RECOMMENDED BUT ler; good wages to competent man. Apply by letter, with references enclosed, to Mrs. Chester Thorne, 448 S. C St., Tacoma. Wash. WANTED TWO GOOD, RELIABLE MEN for farm and harvesting work; permanent and good wages. Address, stating salary desired, W. E. Miller, Wasco, Oregon. A MESSENGER BOY. ABOUT 15 YEARS old. for printing office ; good chance to learn trade; every encouragement to suit able boy. G 49, Oregonian office. WANTED GOOD SADDLE HAND; MUST be good stamper; steady job: can make $24 to $.i0 per week. Address C. EJ. Cogshall, Miles City, Mont. WANTED TWO MEN WITH TEAM TO sprinkle Riverside drive; four months' work. Henry Tillman, 818 Front at. Phone Main 2962. Any intelligent person may earn good Income corresponding for newspapers; experience unnecessary. Press Syndicate, Lockport, N.Y. TRAVELING SALESMAN TO CALL ON hotels and restaurants with a full line of supplies; commission only. 208 Stark. WANTED 2 FIRST-CLASS MACHINE operators on tents and awnings; steady em ployment. F. O. Berg, Spokane, Wash. WANTED GOOD CIRCULAR ANVIL MAN; must have shop experience or don't apply. J. B. Fox Saw. Works. Seattle, Wash. THE PEOPLE WANT OCR SICK AXD AC cldent benefits and we want men and wom en to sell them. 705 Marquara bldg. EXPERIENCED DRIVERS FOR DELIVERY wagon; only those perfectly acquainted with the city need apply. X 388, Oregonian. WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN IN Portland and throughout the state; big wages to rustlers. 206 McKay bldg. MEALS, 20C. ; 21 MEALS, $3.50; ROOMS. 25c and 50c; weekly room and board, $4.50 to $5. Union Hotel, 61 N. 6th st. Wanted good horbbshoer to do floor work and Jobbing; $3 per day. Inquire Waterhouse Sc. Lester, 68 5th st. W A NTED A PRACTIC A L FUR CL'TT ER on natural work. Address S. Sou pal, 628 Granville st., Vancouver, B. C. WANTED WINDOW TRIMMER FOR DRY goods store In Tacoma at once; experience necessary. L 7, Oregonian. WANTED AT ONCE FTR8T-CLA SS ICE cream maker; give references and experi ence had. V 62, Oregon lan. WANTED A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL CLERK; must be experienced and a bookkeeper. Phone 86. Centralla, Wash. STENOGRAPHER. EXPERIENCED IN lumber business for general office work. Ad dress N 62, Oregonian. WANTED EXPERIENCED OVERALL AND shirt-cutter; steady employment. Shull-Day Co.. Tacoma, Wash. 2 MEN WITH TEAMS FOR FLOWING AND harrowing. Phone Pacific 2379, or apply 545 Vs Washington. W A NTED COM P ET ENT D EEP W E LL driller; no other. 10 to 11, 727 Chamber of Commerce today. WANTED SOLICITORS. MEN AND WOM en who want to work and make money. 400 Oregonian bldg. FIRST-CLASS BROTLER AND LUNCHMAN Address G. M. Campbell, 320 James st., Seattle, Wash. DRUGGIST. ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS soda fountain work. Rupert's Pharmacy, 460 Jefferson. . PARTNER WANTED. REAL ESTATE OF flce; experience not necessary. 63 6th st., near Pine. WANTED TWO PRACTICAL ELECTRIC linemen; must be good climbers. H 62, Oregonian. BOY TO WORK IN OFFICE IN WHOLE sale house; answer in own writing. L 60, Oregonian. WANTED BR A K EM AN FOR WORK TRAIN on construction logging road. W 58, Ore gonian. WANTED FIRST-CLASS CITY SALESMAN for hotel and restaurant trade. 200 2d st. WANTED MEN'S OLD CLOTHING. SHOES, highest price paid. 52 3d. Phone Pacific 46. Salesman for Hoe Safety Razor; best ever; bonanza aide line. 315 Oregonian b!dg. WANTED TEAMS TO HAUL WOOD IN Columbia County. Pioneer Fuel Company. WANTED FIRST-CLASS PANTSMAKERS Nlcoll, the Tailor. 108 Third st. WANT ED M A N TO DO PORTE R WOR K . Inaulre 340 Williams ave. WANTED A BOY. STEADY WORK. AP plv 49 Front, cor. Davis. WANTED M ATTRESSM AKER. EDWARDS Company. 191 1st. W NTED BOY WITH BICYCLE. 3"0 Stark. - . TA U-OR WANTED AT ONCE. 322 ALDKR street. HELP WAITED MALE. WANTED BOYS FOR FACTORY WORK: good wages, steady employment. Apply at once. Ames-Harris-XevlU Co., 6th and Da vis streets. HANDY MAN. HOT EI DO LITTLE PLUMB- tng, painting, carpentering, garden worn, etc.. $.V, room and bcwird: carpenters. $3; 2 blacksmiths. $3; cut-off sawyer, $3; cook?, $h and $70; kitchen help, coal miners. HANSEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. 26 North Second st. 250 Burnslde st. WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE-BOD- lea unmarried men. between ages of 21 aivl 35. cltixene of United State, of good char acter and temperate habits who can speak, read and writf English. Apply to Recruit ing Officer. Alnsworth block. 3d and Oak sis., Portlsnd, Or. ALL DISEASES OF MEN SUCCESSFULLY treated; discharges positively cured in from 3 to 5 riavs; consultation fre and strictly confidential ; send for onr symptom blank. X-Radium Medical Institute. 3d and Alder si 8. ; entrance 253 Alder st., Portland. FOR $300 YOU CAN SECURE HOMESTEAD relinquishment; lw acres good fruit land. T miles from town. Hudson Land Co. Ths Dalles, Or. Men to Irarn barber trade Special inducements mis momn: wages while learning, (tinman Barber College. 627 Clay St.. Pan Francisco. HELP WASTED FEMALE. WANTED GIRIS FOR FACTORY WORK; good wages, steady employment. Apply at once. Ames-Harris-Neville Go.., Fifth and Davis streets. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND STEN ographer. Remington machine; must be ah', to kep set of books and have had business experience; state references and salary re quired ; one familiar with commission bus iness preferred. X 63, Oregonian. ATTENTION. Applicants for all kinds of work register with us, free of charge, so w may locate fou on short notice. .HANSEN'S LADIES AGENCY. 43 H Washington St., cor. 7th. upstairs. TWO WAITRESSES. WALLA WALLA. Ho tel, $30 each, party here; chambermaids, cooks, others. HANSEN'S LADIES AGENCY, 843 Washington street., cor. 7th, upstairs. WANTED A COMPETENT. . WELL-RECOM-mended woman cook; good" wages. Appi by letter, with references enclosed, to Mrs. Chester Thorne, 448 8. C st., Tacoma, Wash. WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS. COOKS, chambermaids, nurses, waitresses, house maids. Mrs. Wilson's Ladles' Agency, 2U1 1 Morrison. Taclflc 610. WANTED R ESPECTA RLE, UN.RNCUMBER ed weman, about 35, as housekeeper, wid ower's family; suburos. 230 Yamhill. Main 5413. WANTED Y'OUNG LAD1FS FOR CHORUS work. Apply Star Theater, Inside office, between 10 and 11 A. M. and 4 and 5 P. M. daily. DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY X Radlum Medical Institute and Sanitarium. 8d and Alder; entrance 25$ Aider at. Portland, WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED, WANTED Also one to assist with dining-room and chamber work. Golden West Hotel, 7th snd Everett. WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS. COOKS, nurses, waitresses, second girls. St. Louis Ladies' Agency, 230 Yamhill. Main 6413. THE HOME LADIES' AGENCY; FEMALE help wanted; registration free. 165U 4th St., upstairs, suite 23. Phone Main 5823. WANTED OPERATORS AND GIRLS TO learn shirt making. Apply Standard Fao tory, 2 Grand ave. and E. Taylor st. WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework, good wages. Apply 570 Haw thorne Terrace, Portland Heights. GIRLS FOR CLEANING, SORTING, LA beling; no experience required. Wadhama & Kerr Bros.. 4th and Hoyt. HANSEN'S LADIES' AGENCY. 843 Washington St.. cor. 7th, upstairs. Phone Main 2GS2. WANTED NEAT GIRL OVER 18 WITH references; child's nurse; light second work. 230 Tamhlll. Main 5413. AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO COOKING and assist with housework; second girl kept. Apply 434 Morrison st. COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING AND general housework ; wages $25. Apply 731 Savler at., near 22d. WANTED SECOND GIRL AT ONCE. 127 N. 12th st. W.es $4.0O per week; coun try girl preferred. WANTED A GIRL TO AS8IST IN GEN era) housework. Apply afternoons, 194 N. 17th. cor. Kearney. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOL'SK- work : wages 515. 388 Salmon St., bet. W Park and 10th. WANT A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; work Is light. 27 E. 7th, bet. Pine and Ash, WANTED A COMPETENT NT'RSDGIRL TO take care of 10 months' child; references. Apply 241 18th. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, family 3. small house; wages $30. Address P 59. Oregonian. GI RL TO ASSIST IN HOUS EWO R K AND care of children. Phone East 3170. Address 686 Tillamook. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS IN OUR lunchroom. Call 2 to 5 P. M.. Swetland'a. 273 Morrison. 6HIRTMAKERS. THOROUGHLY EXPERI- enceo. ouajvub on 1 1 1 v.u.t xianujLon diuje., 131 3d st. STENOGRAPHER WANTED TO WORK IV law office. Address P. O. Box No. 6, The Dalles, Or. GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUS E work and to care for two small children. 585 fith st. GIRL TO DO COOKING AND ASSIST IN general housework; three In family. 471 Main st. WANTED A GIRL WITH SOME EXPERI ence for general housework. 186 N. 17th st. CASHIER. EXPERIENCED. APPLY BROOK, bldg., room 7, corner Washington and 7th. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO make "Boss of AH' overalls at 75 1st at. WOMAN TO HELP IN SMALL REST A U rant. Apply 152 E. 33d and Belmont sts. FIRST-CLASS COAT AND WAIST FINISH ers. Apply room 48 Washington bldg. WANTED GIRL HOUSEWORK cook. Apply No. 253 N. 21st st. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN family of two. 538 Johnson st. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Ap ply 181 12th. cor. Yamhill. WANTED SLEEVE AND SKIRT HELP. Teesdale, 506 Marquam. WANTED GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF TWO children. 494 Columbia. GIRL TO WORK IN PRINTING OFFICE. Apply to 640 Hood st. W K NTED GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE work. 546 3d. GIRL FOR GENERAL feOVBEWORK. 69 Marshall st. HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN ONLY high-class men need apply ; splendid oppor tunity for right men to make $250 to $tK: monthly; no "graft" scheme. Call 8 to 10 mornings, 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 evenlnsa, . room 10, Lafayette bldg., eth and Wash ington. The Great Western Employment Office, SOOH Couch st. Phone Main 3518. We make a specialty of furnishing all kinds of labor, g, st. Clair, general manager. MAN OR WOMAN TO TRAVEL. $0O PER month and expenses: $2.60 per day In city. Room 24, Benson block. 5th and Morrison; hours 9 to 8. WANTED MAKERS. APPRENTICES AND janitor for millinery. Apply 352 Morrison. SITUATION WANTED MALE. Bookkeeper and Clerks. BOOKKEEPING I WILL POST TOUR books daily, make up your statements and take off monthly trial balance, at small ex pense; sat infection guaranteed. Murton the a cm n ta n t , 534 Cham ber Com merce. Main BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATE WISHES l.nfdtfon as asiMant bookkeeper and atenjp 1 a i-her : gn.nl reference. George E. Grif fith, Jr., Wooliawn, Or.