Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, December 28, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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I ZZTTTTZZ f FOR SALK. f HELP WANTED FKMA1-K.
PENALTY IS Pi
Senate Will Not Try to Repri
mand Roosevelt.
WILL HOLD UP MEASURE
Vet Projects ot President Will Not
He Allowed to (ict Pat I'pper
House of Congress at
Thin Sslon.
ORKOOXTAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington, Dec. 27. There Is little suspicion
that either brunch of Congress is going
to reprimand the President seriously for
what Jfe said In lifs annual messaffe.
There will be some caustic remarks. In
th main they will come from Demo
cratic Senator- and will not take a form
of legislative action.
But tnere is another way in which
Congress can show Its resentment with
out expressing it In wordy, and that
course will be followed. President Roose
velt is very anxious, before he retires,
to see a number of measures enacted
Into law. Congress will take particular
pains to see that these pet measures are
killed off.
Already the Senate has virtually served
notice that it will not recognize the of
ficial ptandinf? of the Inland Waterwa
Commission or the Conservation Com
mission, nor will it make any appropria
tion for carrying on either work. Notice
has already been served on the Presi
dent that the postal savings bank bill
eannot pass this session, notwithstand
ing the fact that the Republican plat
form pledged the party to its enactment.
The parcels post bill wMl go down with
the savings bank measure.
Iater in the session Congress will tnke
heathenish delight In refusing to make
appropriation for the four battleships
recommended by the President and it la
more than likely that it will turn down
the request for a material increase in
the appropriation for the Forest Service.
But for the attitude assumed by the
President at the opening of Congress,
some of these pet mensures might be
put through before the 4th of March,
but U Is a safe bet all will- be defeated.
If for no other reason but to deny the
President that which he desires in a
legislative way. And this is about as
far as Congress will go toward 'Tebuk
ing the President." '
llarrisburg After Hoom Ideas.
KITG-KNB. Or.. ?ec. -'7. (Special. A
committer from the Harrisburg Com
mercial Club, headed by Secretary M. D.
iiorgan. came to Kugene last night to
confer with tlte promotion department of
the Ki.prn Commercial Club on the mat
ter of publicity work. The citizens of
BrownsvilJe recently raised a publicity
fund of yirt'i.
AT TIIK ITOTKIA
The Portland. H. K. Smith, Oakland ;
f M. May. H M. Mamberger. New York;
T S. Silvers, Tamnia ; R. Bowman. Mrs. K.
' Bovtrrmi, O. flom;in, Vancouver. B- C. ; J.
R Rili, "h!r--r; E. J. mrter, N S. Cn r
ter. J. F. Mr Nau (rlit, George Onsling. Nat
(acin M. Seattle ; C. C. Hutchinson and
mife. Phoenix; Mr?. C- O. Robinson. Flag
snT; P. Bend and wife. FlagtafT; Mr.
H. S. Cram and son. Raymond : C O. Lo e,
K Hildas i'itv; K. 1.. KU-mt-r and wife. Hood
Kiver; J. E. K. el lev and wife, Seattle; F. H.
JniiM. Chicago : v. fct. Hatirot k and son.
Yald-z; J. H. Wilson. Taeoma; G. Mitchell,
A Mitchell. New York; Mrs. A. Alford. Se
attle; Mls B. E. Baldwin. Mr. B. S. Heed.
Seattle : C. F. ftlasn, I. S. R. S. ; R. I.
HTfhaw and wife. Detroit; Mae Furst. New
York: T F. Mabel, San KrannlJco; M. f
V.'ooda'l. J. If. Biggins, New York.
The Oregon H. J. Hledenkaph. Kanw
fit y ; i. A. Larson. Rof-eburg ; K. B. Stew
art. Lendville. Colo. ; C. Evans. Nrw
Yotk; R B. Hart. Heppner: B. W. Pelton.
ri:y: H. H. Brennan. Si Louis; R. 1. Gelben,
Siilem: B. K. Liir-ni. Cottage drovr; J. J.
Trumbull. San Francisco; H. A. Vincent.
A R. Bnrford. Walla Walla: Frank H.
Keerly. city; .1. H. Dunlap. Cascade Locks:
A W. Mackenzie. Spokane; Mrs. W. T.
Hr.dr i. Everett : J. K. Galway and wife.
Seattle; T. E. Mnre. St. Paul; Jennie Hull.
Indianapolis; p. S. Cyr, A bet dt en; K. Mr
Kay. Seattle: Fred PawMii and wife. Al
l's n v ; Will French. I. a rande ; Joseph T.
Peters. The Dalles; Mis Gleason, Seattle;
J A Fppini?. Hood Riv. i : Horace Walker.
Pen diet on : Kos.-oe Howard. Seattle; J. S.
Rosroe. MeMinnville: Sam Jon. Sea'tle,
V. W. Rranustetter. Kugene; C. W. Ilalder
mati. Asi.-ria: B. A. I-auri-. PortlnnS; Tom
V. SMeln.!. Seat! le; A Blair. Vancouver.
B. : Milo Walton. Frink trbarv. H W
P-irnian. Seattle; K II. Zlmmer, Theodore
Hii!4. (."entra Ita.
The I'erkin R. A. Babb and wife,
Kugene; H. I,. Jjnsh and w ife. CorvaHis;
I'harlea A Ispach. T-vwislon; W. H. Wllsim,
The ialles; Jrant Whtu-. K. K. Blankenshlp.
I. IIIoot: R. H. Hazen. oak Point; W. Lord,
city; c E. Foster. H. W. Southmaud, Sher
idan: W. r. OamTbell. SUetz: Mm. Aicnes
K. .Vorthrup. Monlfuno; Mips Jtattle H.
Morolf, Tillamook ; ti. II. Sheldon. Colfax;
R. E. Peery. K'khorn : A. Schllb r. Hood
River: J. M. "arvt, Vancouver; C W. Emer
son and w Ife. F. Freeman. 1. Jones. Seat
tle: W. T... Jackson. Albany; R. B. Thomp
son. Aberdeen : .losepli Jlicht. Seattle;
Hulton. The Iaik's: Iowln Cone, L.ents: W.
KendrUk. Black Rock: E. F. Shauw. A. F
'orey, city: X, X. Blumcnsaadt, Rainier;
Ir. I., t". Johnson. A. t. Ward. Portland ;
T. lieinilenstram. Beuverton : T. H. Ken
nott. M inot : l.ee A." Pnncan and wife.
Haines; Francis SJivker. C. Bradford. Se
atrl'; J. U. Adamon, (. Moore, Iconic
?a.-h: F- J. Randolph. Ivlnstoa ; H. H.
R-er and wif Salt I.ak- Tlty; E. I.
Tlnnias. Lew 1st on : t . Hod won and wife,
Xp where: Mrs. S:plle te Long. Lour FV?u"h ;
Miss Minnie Marks. Ilwaco: CJeorge W.
Kremmer. Seattle: I. S. Silvers. Ta-oma:
Kuf'w Rosse. Saletn: AI Kfau. Tamma; J.
J. Spence and wife. Wwlla Walla; Mamntt
laurtn. South Bend: Marr O'Brien. South
Bend; E. A. Strand. Aberdeen: Rozelle How
ard. Brooklyn; L. M. Curl, Aberdeen.
Tlir In perLt I L. T. Reynobls. Sakm; "W.
F IraRr. S'-ott-s if!N: W. F. Jackson.
Morn; E- C. Bual. Sp kane; C. B. Fisher,
Eun; A. W. Wriiwetler. Prineville; R. R.
But ler, 4'ondon ; E. Lennonre. Chemawa; J.
B Horner. Corvallls; J- M. Moore. Salem;
J. M- Watson and wife. Francisco;
(lulld. city; S i:uhln and wife. Oregon
i'ty; 45. W MeOee. Tacoma; Lr. J. R.
""napman. KoseiiurK : I" - J B. Robinson
and wife. Riddle. E. l'atrick. Ashland; E.
S. M'ores. Salem, D. N MiOonald. city;
H. Baslamfl steamer H.xhtiIo; J. H. Acker
man. Salem: A H- E -Hon. W. B. Utllard.
Eujrene; J. M. I-ees. F Peterson. Lin n ton :
A. J Foster, Condon: J. Brown, city ; H.
E. Armstrong and wife, Callumet ; J. W.
Frost. Spokane; C. E. Pueh and wife. Leba
non; H. White. Baker Citv; Miss K. U'e,
Bay ton : R. i. Gotlwin. Vale ; S. N. Bolton.
La ;rande; M. Mar. San Francisco; J E.
More. A Oil til and. Spokane; A. C Wood
ro -k. Eu?en : W. L. Me-id. city; E. C.
Blddow. Pendleton; C. S. Btddow. Armour,
S. I?. ; W." A. Srmnr. C. W. Hassett. Se
attle; "W. D. Williams and wife. Wilbur;
W W. Swan and son. White Salmon; F. W.
Wlnsor. Eugene; W. S. TtselkeM and wife.
Brownvil!r; J. M. Williams, Kugene; R.
F. Bud?, pemlletoii: Miss K.. SuHivan. city;
J C Fowlie. S'laniko; I. E. Vandew-ek.
Schehslct : A. Nolt.1. Pendleton: J. S. Cooper.
Independent; T W. Sain, i.aston; J. F.
R'ide. A. W. M-yers and wife. Coos Bay;
Kempfer and wif. H'Msboro; Mrs. (Eisner.
M!ss R. Cl.-ner. J. T. Rector and wife. Sa
lem. Tlie M. Charlen P. G. Smith, wife and
daughter. Astoria: J. L. Caldwell. George
Chenn. Washougal; I. R. Mock and family,
c!t; Paul Rick. Pendleton; T. O. Trulinger,
Astoria ; .il Smiiii, Mrs. B. F. Bartb rd.
Superior: W. P. Reck-tt. Ilwaco; William
Mason and wife. Seattle; Howard Bui to,
K.es; H. Bushman und wife. Scappoose;
W. J- Iavis. Sabtii; W. Fowler. South, Bend;
L Alkn. New bere : E. E. GuHinaler. cltv ;
E. A. M Cone. Buttville; T. Brocke. J. B.
Hathaway. Seaside; S. I. Davis and wife,
Black Rock; H. L. Hansen. J. B. Reives.
Astoria; f. J. Everett. Dufer; S. B. I
Fisher. M'sier; W. Wood worth. Aberdeen ;
Ezra f. Harris and wife. CorvaJMs; A. W.
otles. Monitor; Rosa Martin. Astoria; Esther
Tucker. Vancouver; Charles IxdC. Wisconsin-
Herman Berter. Kaiama; A. C. Smith,
Sheridan ; W. E. Oliver and wif. Albany;
William Shomaker and wife. York; C. A.
Burkhardt. Barlow: Ben Gates. Clyde; V.
H Lea-Is. Seaside; C. A. Tyson. Skomokawa:
C " y Kerr. Hlllsboro; A. I. Johnson and
wife, Corvallis; Ed Richards. Bood River.
The Cornelia A. F. Hamilton and wife.
IT K Herbert anriTwI'e. Seattle: J. H. Hud
son and wifA 6an Francisco; Mae 1. Potts,
10
m - 1 rii irKT-rm: im ii.r.K.. i fisn i i
Brand Central Station Time Card
BOCTKERN PACIFIC.
LeaTlng rurtlaod
Roseburc PaJiscuffr ........
Cottage Grov. l'uii ..
California Kxprea.
Baa FraJiclKO xpru
West Bid
Corvallia Faasenrer
Eherldaa Paasanger
Forest Orova Passeocer
Fore.t Grova Paaaenger .....
purest Grove Passenger
Arrl-lna; Portland
Oregon xvxpresa
Cottage Grove Faaaeoger ..
Hosebura;' Passenger
Portlajid Kxpreaa
West Side
Corvallia paasener
Sheridan Paasenger
Forest Grov. passenger
Forest Grov. Passenger
Forest Grov. passenger .....
8:13 a. aa.
4:1S p. m.
7:43 p. m.
1:30 a. m.
T:20a- m.
4:10 p. m.
8:30 a m.
1 :o0 p. m.
6:40 p. m.
7:15 a m.
a. m.
4:30 p. m.
11:1s p. u.
9:20 p. m.
10:30 a, m.
8:00 a. m.
11:50 a. m.
I 4.60 p. m.
Olii-GO. BAUJ1UA1) XAUUATIUX J.
Penaielon Pu4seUj,'er
Chicago-Portland Special
Spokane Flyer
Kansas City A Chicago Kxpreea. .
Arriving Portland
Spuk&ne Flyer
Chi., Kan. City ft Portland Ex. .
Chicago-Portland Special
I'eniiieton l'ttfsePser
a. m-a-
m.
p. m.
p. m.
a. m.
a. m.
p. m.
p. iu.
NOKTUJiB PACIFIC.
Leaving Portland
Tacoma and Seattle Expresa ..
North Coast A Chicago lumlted
Overland Express
Arriving; Portland
North Coast Limited
8 80
2:00
,11:44
7:00
4:15
p. m.
p. m.
Portland t-xpress ....
Overland Express
I 8:85
Astoria a toniuaa mva-av
Leaving Portland
Astoria et Seaside ISxpr.se ..
Astoria Pasenger
8:00 a. m.
: 0l p. m.
. j - I... ' . , t Pau.nvir 112:11 D. m.
and"KxprV " . . W:M i. .
CANADLAK PACIFIC KAlLH'Ai' CO.
leaving Portland I ,
C P K. Short Une. via. Spokane I 5:00 p. m.
Via Seattle 11:45 p. m.
ArfcivinK Portland-
C P K Short Line, via Spokane :10:00 a. m
Via Seattle 1 7:00 a. m.
Jelferson-Street Station
tlLTIIKKXPACIFiq
JyeavlJig Portland
Dallas Paasenger -
Dalian Passenger ..........
Arriving Portland
Dallas passenger
lallaa Passenger
7:40 a m.
4:15 p. m.
:0:15 a. m.
6:60 p. in-
11th and Hoyt Sts. Passenger Station
blOKV.Mi. POKTLASU 6EA1TLM
itALLVVAx-.
Lettvinc Portland
Inland fc.:upire iixpresa 9.15 A. M.
Through trains for Walla Walla, Pasco.
Roosevelt. Granddallea, Goldendale. Wait,
baimon. Stevenson. Vancouver asd Interme
diate points.
North Baulc Limited 5:3S P. M.
Through train for Spokane, Sprague.
Hilxville. Liud, Piaco, Roosevelt. Grand
dalles. White Salmon. Stevenson and Van
couver Airlvins; Portland
Xortn Bank Limited 7:80 A.M.
Through train from Spokane, Sprague,
Pitxvllle Liud. Pasco, Roosev.lt, Grand
dalles. While Salmon, Stevenson and Van-
lnUnd Empire Bxpresl 5:80 P.M.
Through train from Walla Walla. Pasco.
Roosevelt. Uranddalles. Goldendale, White
Salmon. Stevenson. Vancouver and lnterme-
u i ale points.
OliLGON KLKCIBIC KAIUVAI.
Leaving PortiaaO
Salem and Intermedial. Local...
Hlllsuoro and Forest Grov. x-ocal
:2S a. !
:uo a. i
:i0 a. i
:6a a. i
Saleiu ana iuloiiu..i.ib . ',
Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local
Salem auu iu..-
:1E a- i
..fte .!. VtirHfit lirav. ;.ocnJ: 1
;i!.ti
:0U a, i
:Q p. I
:u0 p. l
:46 p. i
:10 p. i
'.. j inwrmedlato Local... ill
Willsooro and Koreat Li love Local
" , aod inlermediat. Local...
SSlem and lulernwaiate local.,
vi illauoru and Foreit Grov. Local.
V llSOU.. '
00 p:
HUUbwro and Forest Grov. Local
t V m aud Intermediate Local. .
Salem ana Uiteruwuiato Local..
Mil . li --
:0 p.
:2 p.
:4d p.
Arriving Portland
Wilsonvlll. nd intermediate Lo-
Hilbo'ro "and "Fo'relJ Gro'v'e Ucal.
Li,., and intermediate Local.,
liiilsboro and Forest Grov. Local.
Salem and intermediate Local. .
Hlllsboro and Forest Grove Local.
Salem and intermediate Local.
r,,!t.rn and Forest Grove Local.
Kalein and Intermediate Local..
Salom and Tualatin only Limited!
Hlllsboro anu ti.i
Salem and intermediate Local..
Hlllsboro and Forest Grov. Local.
8nlem ana inmrmtuwu
Balem and intermedial. Local 10:
cilv Miss n. Artnms. Seattle: R. H. Bene
dict. Sumpter: W. W. Grow and wife. San
Francisco: R. F. I.vtle, Hoqulam: Katheryn
Gowan. Alhanv: Mrs. A. T. Harris. Marsh
tielit: I.. K. ("lilckerlns. Seattle; B. C.
Schwartx. Omaha; Burl Norse. New York;
1. s. FSudlong and family. Los Angeles; R.
E. GeTlng. San Franclsi-o.
The lcnox A Swark. Hnry Aitre. city:
K. K Push and' w If Albany; f. H. Pt:ch.
Lebanon; G. K. Brown. Sclo; X. Hughes,
city . H. Wheeler. Seattle; Haer. city:
G W Howard. Astoria: 1.. F. Darby aim
wife. Wilsiinville; A. Peterson. Spokane;
K OUls and wife. Grass Valley; Miss C.
Wa'lue. citv; Otto Grlnde. Kngle Cliff: J.
llaser city: A Elston. Condon; William
GriKi.ry and wire. Carlton; J. .1. Whitney.
Albanv; I. Bethel. The Dalles; F. J. Boede
fe'd and wife, city: I. Austend and wife.
Baker Cltv; O. H. Frazer and wife, Salem;
George Van Maguen. Montana: George
Englesby. city; A. C. Schubert. E. L. Brown,
S. S. Alliance; F. Bere. Fred West, city;
K S Parrlsh. Hnrry Newman. Mrs. Mason,
Ke so- Jt Ford. EuBene; I W. Jacobs. O. J.
Jlust, Krlsn; W. H Shewmnn. O. W. East
hour. Orecon Cltv: E. Darrin. Eunene: Al
bert Welch, cltv; George S. Harrington,
Mrs It. S. Benn-tt. Dulles: C. D. Emmons.
Eugene; II. E. Bloyd. Colfax: O. C Potts,
city W. D. Beard. Belllngham: Jake Brlen,
La Grande; G. W. Howard and wife. As
toria; (I. I. McMurphy. R. R. Bettif. Falls,
Cltv A. tt. Bell and wife. E. O. DaDon.
George M. SuUivan. Seattle; W. R. Long.
Nortnnia Frank .1. Smith. The
Dalies; William R. Rudolph. San Francisco;
R. J. KeatlnK. Los Angeles: Robert Keat
ing San Mateo: George K'mlall anil wife.
St 'I'anlr Richard B. Darling. Moscow: R.
D G. Cavenauirh. Madison: Mr. and Mrs.
Jumes K. Cvxjlev. Miss Jcanette Cooley,
Master Albert Cooley. Troy; H. F. Pcott.
St Louis: C H. Meramonts. San Francisco:
.1 P. McKenna. St. Paul: Mr. and Mix P.
J Heal St. Louis: Jason M. "Walling. I.,
si Army; I. s. WVstford. Whitney Ben
nington." New York.
The llanmflsrr R. Ci. Werldt. Chicago;
H S tklns. Vancouver: F. E. Harlow. M.
L Harlow. Trou'dale; Mrs Stephens, Seaside-
H. A. Politz. George Monroe. New
York; J. H. Peterson, city; V. C. Brock.
Hood River: Helen M. Iivey. S. W. Whlt
nev St Paul: V. P. Thelman and wife and
nteJe. Le Mans. La.; J. H. Lelghton and
wife Osting, Wash; T. W. Gardner. Corvallis-
J. P. Smith. Astoria: H. F. Mulfclns,
city: O. Oliver. Des Moines; Joseph A. 11
pon.'nd River.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
WEST The funeral services of the late
Rodney L. West will be held at Holman'l
chapel. Third and Salmon streets, at 2
P M . Tuesday. December 29. Friends in
vited. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery.
LEESTON-SMITH In this city. December
Ruby I.eeston-Smlth. aged 49 years
4 month 2 days, beloved wife of E. A.
' Leetson-Smlth. mother of Ernest. Fred.
Mary Leeston-Smith and Mrs. H. 8. Ma
eon Funeral from Holman's chapel on
Tuesday. December 2i. at S:30 A. M.,
thence to the cathedral. Fifteenth and
Davis streets. Services at 0 A. M. Friends
invited.
rjj-COS Funeral services of the late Leon
George Ducos w ill be held at Dunning, Mc
Entee Gllbaueh's chapel. Seventh and
Pine streets, today Monday at 1 ::u
p M. Friends respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment Rose City Cemetery.
KOENIG At 3.14 Eugene street. December
20. John Koenig. age 21 years. Funeral
services will be held from Zeller-Byrnes
Co.'s chapel, corner Williams avenue and
Russell street, today (Monday) December
2. at 1 P. M. Interment at Rose City
Cemetery. Friends invited.
Dunning. McKntee (iilbaugh. Funeral
Directors. 7th and Pine. 1'hone Main 430.
Lady a.li.taat. Office of County Coroner.
EDWARD HOLMAJl CO.. Fnnrrml Dlroe.
srs. Z20 8d St. Lady assistant, pboo. M Ml
J p. FTNIKY J.OX. M and Madlsoa.
Lady attendant. Pho Msla . A ltBt.
rEI.UIR-BYRNESl CO.. Funeral Dlroot
ss. 838 stusseU. Jjst 1088. Lady assUtaat,
P. & DtTCJirNO. Undertaker. 414 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Phono Ens 88.
McE"TE-ERICON CO. rndertafcers;
lady assistant. 409 Alder. M 13J.
4:68 a. m. I
1:20 a. m. I
8:40 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
10:6o a. m.
12:1 p. m.
8.40 p. m. fS'A
4:46 p.m. ftlA12.!
5:00 p.m. slV
6:00 p.m. T'iL
7:10 p. m. sjr t:r5j
1:20 d. ra. e--n
40 v tn. W BIS f
IlWsj Theater
X ll-li-lVJ nh and Washington.
Phones Main 1 and A 11L'2.
TONIGHT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK.
Every nlpht this week. Special irlc mati
nee! New Year's an-1 Saturday.
George M. Cohan's Musical Play
SO MILE.S I'KOM BOSTON."
Evenlnm. fl..H to 50c: matinees, tt to
25c. Seats selling theater tor the week.
Mat
J 17
A
Special New Tear's Dr.y Matinee. ToniBht,
all this week. Reg. Mat. Sat. Buker Stock
Company In the funniest of flRys.
"AKK YOU A MASON?"
A big- hit. Get vour seats quick. Evening
prices 2.1c. 85c. 50c. Mats.. 1,1c. 2Jc.
Next Week "Zaza."
BAKER THEATER
Phones Main 2. A 5:100.
Oregon Theater Co.. (Inc.) Lessee.
George L. Maker, General Manager.
TonlKht all week. Bargain Mat. Wed., 2ic
any seat, rionuay wat. rnuay. jvcb. .hhv.
Sat. Grand revival of James iferne'l fam
ous play. "SHOKK ACRES,"
With Archie Boyd and a strong company.
Kvenlntr prices 2.1c. fine, 71c. Matinees 2."
.KW. Next Attraction "The Devils Auction."-
THE STAR
Phoirea Main 5496
A 1496.
Matinees Wedneday. Saturday and Sur.nay.
For Ihe entire week of December 27 E. J.
Carpenter presents
"WHY (ilKLS LEAVE HOME."
Matinees at 2:.'10. prices 15 and 2.1c; every
evening at 0:15. nipht prices 1.1c. 2.1c. 3.1tr,
50c. Seats may be leserved by either phone.
Next Week "Jane Eyre."
lMAIN A 1020 Matinees
' Ex. Sundays and Holidays.
15-25-5D3
NIGHTS
15-25-50-75C
Week of Dee. 28. Geo. H. Primrose, Mr. and
Mrs. Oene Hughe. Three Y-ary. Pictorial
Post Card Album, i'hadwitk Trio, Alice
Winona, Mnmlo pram-is Co., .Mile. Pertina,
Orchestra, Pictures.
PANTAGES THEATER
Advanced Vaudeville, Stan of All Nations.
Engagement extraordinary of George Ho
man's Masterpiece,
"A NIGHT WITH THE POETS."
Twelve people In the cast, including a
nigh-class quartet, living pictures and tab
leaux. A $.100i equipment.
Motlnees Dally. 15c. Two ebw at Night,
5c and 25c.
THE GRANDVaudevilledeLaxe
Another Bis; BUI.
Mile
John Birch
Holmes &
HolIMon
James and
Lucia Cooper
Payne 4 Lee
Brown & Hodge
Fred Bauer
;randaMcoe.
le.
Summerville
And Her
IMnrins; Horse.
"C0LDMBDS"
Siberian
PqIcITTIO Exposi
tion
77.,, BIdg.l9tK
VlllcUgG and Wash.
Open 10:00 A. M. to
10:30 P. M
Continuous Show
ATJCTIOX PALES TODAY.
At ."?00 E. Morrison St.. 12 rooms of fur
niture. Sale 10 A. M. sharp. Ford, auc
tioneer. At Wilson's sa let room, corner Second and
Yamhill, at A. M. J. T. Wilson, auc
tioneer. At oilman's. 411 Washington street, at lO
A. M., by S. I N. Gilman, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
A. AND A. S. RITE, OREGON
CONSISTORY NO. 1 Annual
meeting this evening at 8
o'clock. Election of officers. B
order.
MASTER OF KADOSH.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 12. A.
V AM) A. M. .-npriai ,-ommuni-
a?? i-ntlnn this (Mondavi m-pnln? nt
7:S0 o'clock. Work in the F. C.
degree. Visitors are cordially In
vited. By order of the W. M.
W. M. DK LIN, Secretary.
n MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAP-
npySs- TEH NO. 14. O. E. S. Stated meet
jjA Ing this (Monday) evening. East
Eighth and Burnslde streets. Work.
Bv order W M.
BELLE RICHMOND. Secy.
KREMLIN BAKU, I. O. M.
Vork meeting Tuesday evening.
cember 2J, at 8 o'clock. Hand
petitions In early. Banquet at
0:30.
E. E. SHARON. Recorder.
BARTSCH In till city. Perfmher 27, at
71.". First Fireet. Ottilia Bartsch. need 79
years. Mother of Mrs. Olga Lang. Fu
neral notice hereafter.
JORDAN At Sellwood. December 27, Wal
ter Jordan, on of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J ordan. aged 1 1! years. Funeral notice
hereafter.
ZS'FW TODAY.
THIS OFFER
WILL NOT
BE MADE AFTER
DECEMBER 31
I Trill sell my beautiful home, north
east corner Kast Ankeny and East 18th
sts.. for $7800. This Is $1000 less than
it cos me. Lot 50x100, with stone wall
on both 3trcets. House has 10 rooms,
2 bathrooms, new furnace and in fine
condition. Can be seen between 11
A. M. BJid 4 P. M. and after 6 P. AL
W. T. BRANCH
etll Kast Ankeny Street.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
14th -15th 16th Sts.
QUARTER BLOCKS
HALF BLOCKS
FULL BLOCKS
SENGSTAKE 5 LYMAN
00 FIFTH STREET.
DO TOD WISH TO BUT A HOME?
Then sea
HARTMAN & THOMPSON,
Chamber of Commerce
FOR SALE RE.iL E8TATK.
8PLKNDID btinsalow. Improved srtreet.
eewer: 6 larire roonie. 3 bedroome on pround
floor; cement basement, furnace, laundry,
larfte lot. 2 blocks to car, Sunnyslde; an
idenl little home: price very low ;ee-o-terms.
Conklln Bros.. 3o2 Rothchild bldg.
SELLWOOD COTTAGE. r.0.
New 4-room shlnicled cottage: comer
lot: on Linn ave. ; $750; can make terms.
.1. W. Grussl. 2H3 Washington, near 3d,
Room 7.
MODERN new bungalow; fireplace; 20th and
Tibbetta; $22. E 3, B 1404.
$BW)0 Good home in HolIadays Addition,
corner, cement walks. 4Itf Chamber Com.
ORLIGBD sacrifice equity In best lot In Bella
Crest. Q 606. Orcsonian.
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M'Sl A V A Mk. si 4AA
THEATER
Andrews, F. V. A Co.. sL 330. SS Hamilton b.
Baker. Alfred A.. 115 Ablngton bidr.
Birreil. A. H 2o2-3 McKay blag. Real estate.
Insurance, mortsagu loans, etc
Chaptn A Herlow. 832 Chamber of Com meres.
Cook B. 8 & Co.. COS Corbett bids.
Crossley Co 70a- Corbett bids. M 785
Fields, C. K. Co.. Board ot Trade bldg.
Ooddard. H. W-. Main and A 174S. 110 ad U
Jsnnlncs Sc Co. Main 188. 206 Oregon Ian.
Lee, M- E.. room 411 Corbett bid.
Mall ft Von Borstel, 104 2d st. 392 E. BurnslJs-
ParrUh. Watklns A Co.. 250 Aldsr st.
Richardson. A. B.. 221 Com. Club bld.
Echalk. Geo. D.. 264 Stark st. Main or A 882.
Sharkey. J. P A Co.. 122 Sixth st
Swensson, A. F A Co., 2o3Vs Washington si
The Oregon Real Estate Co.. Grand ave.
and Multnomah St. tHolladay Addition.
Waddel, TV. O.. 309 Lumber Exchange bldg.
White. B. F.. 227H Washington s
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SUBURBAN
MOM K
FOil
$ 1 soo.
$20 A MONTH.
A modern 5-room cottage (offered at a
sacrifice by party obliged to go East;,
has everv convenience an ideal suburban
home, magnlneent view o mountains; four
lot.?, fine soil.
HOW TO GET THERE: Take "M. V.
car. get off at Hlbbard and Villa ave. la 25
mlnute ride), go five blocks east on Ilia
ave to top of hill; right-hand side (abso
lutely the finest suburban bargain In
Portland).
PRICE S1800. only $300 down, balance
$20 a month. 6 per rent Interest; party
goes East Tuesday. Ask for J. H. Smith,
care Reed-French Piano Co.. lith and
Burnslde.
8-ROOM modern houpe, built two years ago,
in the swell East Buitielde district; living
room. hall, dining-room, den and kitchen
have quai ter-stiwed oak floors, dining-room
and den are panelled 6 ft. high with se
lected grain fir. hand-rubbed finish; there
are four bedrooms and sleeping porch 12x
24: full cement basement, steel furnace,
with water coil, gas water heater. In fact,
nothing has been omitted to make this a
complete home. There are over St) choice
rose bushes a garage with buried gasoline
tank, etc. T13 Eeet Couch et., near 20th.
H. P. PALMER.
213 Commercial Club bldg.
ENGLISH WALNUTS.
We are the largest owners and plant
ers In Oregon. Wo have the only planted
tracts on the market Our properties are
in the walnut country, Yamhill, B-acre
tracts, planted, 100 cash, $15 per month.
CHURCHILL. MATTHEWS CO., LN'C.
110 Second at.
TO clcse estate. 102 acres. 20 miles from
Portland, In Multnomah County; about 30
acres under cultivation. 10 orchard, all
well fenced; 8-roum plastered house, larg
born and other oulbuildlnes: 100 to 290
horsepower waterpower on place; aleo two
6-room modern coinages on 100x100 in sua
nyslde. almost new. Walilemar Seton,
Attorney-at-Law, 431 Worcester bldg.. ad
and Oak. Portland.
WHY NOT?
We know how to build bungalows and
artistic homes: it's our business. Don t pay
the rent man. pay us.
WHY NOT?
Butterworth-Ktephonson Company.
13 Lafayette bldg., 6th and Washington.
M 8529
MAGNIFICENT homo on Belmont Itreet. S
large rooms, built-in china closet, pantry,
clothes presses, etc.; fruit treen and a'l
fruits; for quick sale ftr.OO. terms $1000
cash, balance long time.
AMERICAN TRUST CO..
200 Chamber of Commerce,
WE BUILD HOMES.
TVs havs first-class, modern facilities
for building homes upon terms within the
reach o: all. Call and examine our up-to-date
methods.
THE VETERAN LAND CO..
822 Chamber of Cm meres.
LOT, 30x100, Sunnyslde, 2 blocks from Bel
mont car. with good C-room. house; gas,
electricity, bath; $2300; part cash, some
exchange; $1400 In monthly payments of
$23 each; Immediate possession.
CULV ER. 023 Chamber Oommerce.
MODERN it-room house; nice lot; good lo
cation: easy terms.
Nice bungalow In course of construc
tion. O. M. SMITH.
415 Com. Club bid?.
IRVINGTON.
Finest quarter block In Irvlngton, with
view of Mount Hood that rainut be shut
off: $3000 will buy this on easy terms.
II. P. PALM Kit.
213 Commercial Club bldg.
A SNAP.
Lot oOxloO. six blocks from City Hall,
on 4th St.. with 3 houses; Income $"U
per month: price $7730. Address AD 471.
rare Oregonian.
EAST li'.TH . near Burnslde. 5ixlO0; east
frontage, right elevation; splendid sur
roundings: good site to build home or
flats: ?2.-Vi.'
CULVKIt. 023 Chamber Commerce.
FOR SALE $500 cash and easy terms will
buy my modern suburban home. 8 rooms,
basement, fruit, large grouncV; will take
some trade. Owner, E. H.. 201 Gerlinger
bldg.
CORNER LOT. NINTH AND PRESCOTT.
r.Oxloo, N. E. corner !Uh and lrecott
sts.; fine lot to build on, or a good specu
lation; $1000; half cash. J. W. Grussi, 2(i
Washington near 3d. Room 7.
A GREAT number of choice homes and va
cant properties for SBle. Call olffce. cor.
13th and Halsey sts.. Irvlngton. Broadway
cars. Phone Kast "SO, C 1U93. Dolen &
Herdman.
SOUTH PORTLAND COTTAGE. $1100.
5-room cottage, close In; walking dis
tance: rented for $10 per month; a snap,
j. w. Grussi. 205 Washington near 3d,
Room 7.
FOR SALE 7-room cottage, 70.1 Everett St.,
between 21st and 22d: cash S2O0O, balance
$250o, on mortgage. See Owner, 318 Fail
ing bldg.
HOUSES for sale In all i,arts of the city;
acreage close In and farms In Oregon and
Washington. Phono Main 44SG. Kinney ds
Stampher. L31-32 Lumber Exchange bldg.
NEW 5-room cottage on improved street,
with concrete walk, cloee in. on East Side;
price $2250; rasv terms and monthly pay
ments. Call 410 Failing bldg.
$650 CASH, balance easy terms: modern,
elope In. Ka.it S:c honie; desirable neigh
horhood: 2 cnrllnes; furnace. For sale by
owner. 306 Cham, of Com.
FOR SALE By owner, the handsomest bun
galow in Irvlngton. Call and see It. 482
E. 23d t. JC.
BUSINESS LOT on East 25th St.. near
Couch, for $1200: terms. H. P. Palmer,
213 Commercial Club bldg.
GOOD 4-room house and full lot. close to
car. only $700. This is a snap. Call 513
Chamber Commerce
DESIRABLE lot, 50x80, E. Ankeny, west of
21th; $1700; part cash.
CULVER. 023 Chamber Commerce.
vivir nnnle land, or 10 acres appks.
pears, prunes;
. ....... mil. frrtm far SI5
Johnson St., opposite depot.
FOR SALE 100x100, Piedmont: easy terms;
j.ee owner: going North; must sell. 201
Gerllnger bldg.
A FINE Alberta lot, must be sold by owner
at once. V, block from Alberta car. C 484,
Oregonian.
10 CRES first-class land on Villa ave. near
Montavilla. $230 per acre, part cash. In
quire F. Foster. ::50 East Washington at.
LOT and brick building In central East
Portland. $-S250; terras. Call J. Olsen, 350
Fast Washington st.
6-ROOM desirable cottage, completely fur-
niched. Inquire 541 6th st
G. B. WOOLDR1DGE. real estate and Gov
ernment land. Woodland, Wash. 5
gjAP V block and 5-room house in Wood
stock $1030 cash. X 438. Oregonian.
WANTED TFY1BKK LANDS.
WANTED The best tract of timber that
can be had on cash payment of $40,000.
p 516. Oregonian
WANTED Large tract of logged-off land,
(live full particulars or no attention. X
509. Oregonian.
EASTERN Oregon timber claims. Murdock
4: Young. 411 Buchanan bldg.
TIMBER lands wanted.
S04 McKay bldg.
O. J. McCracken,
1S8 ACRES.
Especially desirable stoqk ranch In
Sherman County: well watered and con
troling open range capable carrying j00(1
head of sheen or range for cattle and
excellent wintering of stock, located on
river, within short distance cf thriving
town; improvements fine, 7-room house
and outbuildings, fine pasture land, a
decided bargain; J25.0O0 will handle It.
See
A H. BIRP.ELL.
202 McKay bldg., 3d and Stark.
STOCK RANCH 270(V acres, 100 meadow,
30 plowed, all covered by good ditch; 100
acres rrore can be cultivated and Irrigat
ed at small expense; nil good alfalfa
land; 010 acres timber, balance range;
first-class In every respect; horses, cattle
and machinery all for $a per acre. S. F.
Allen. Mitchell, Or.
IRRIGATED lands cheap now at Orland,
Cal hlghlv civilized region; fine roads,
bridges. schools. colleges; rich valley
land, all cultivated; sunny, healthful cli
mate; farmers' paradise. W. W. Payne,
1210 Williams ave.
THE best buy in Oregon 32S acres, good
buildings, 200 acres under plow, balance
pasture; an ideal dairy or fruit ranch;
J30 per acre. Send for our booklet. Olm
sted Land Co., Salem. Oregon.
ON WILLAMETTE. 40 minutes to city. 20
acres line, rtcfr- soil. $200 per acre. K.
Meldrum, Mllwaukle. Or.
FOR PALE 150 acres of good bottom land,
all In cultivation. E. M. Graves, Snerldali,
Or.
FOR Willamette Valley lands see Olnsted
Land Company. Salem. Or.
FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS.
FOR SALE CAREFULLY SELECTED FIR,
CEDAR AND HEMLOCK TIMBER LANDS
IN TRACTS OF FROM ONE THOUSAND
ACRES AND UPWARD; WELL LOCATED.
IN STATES OF OP.EGCN "AND WASHING
TON, NEAR COLUMBIA RIVER, PUGET
SOUND AND IN OTHER LOCALITIES;
PRICES REASONABLE; OWNERS WISH
TO DEAL DIRECT WITH BU1ERS. AD
DRESS X 4S6. OREGONIAN.
A SNAP If taken within the next two
months A mill and timber for sale: mill
In good order, in half mile of R. R. ; 730
to 1200 end lip acres of timber, easily han
dled accessible to the mill; any further
particulars wanted. Address G. L. Farra,
Corvallis. Or.
TIMBER LANDS
OREGON. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
JAMES O. LACEY & CO..
Chicago, New Orleans. Seattle.
829 Chamber of Commerce.
Portland.
THE OREGON TIMBER & CRUISING CO.
Pacific I'nast timber, water powers located
and examined, taxes paid for non-resl-uents.
timber lands cruised and accurate
estimates furnished. Room 317 Board of
Trade bldg. Phone Main 81107.
WE want a big tract of timber, five hundred
million feet or more.
STONE & LAUCKS.
302 N. Y. block. Seattle. Wash.
WE are headquarters for timber and lum
ber enterprises of all kinds. Kinney &
Stampner, 531-32 Lumber Exchange bldg.
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS.
S27 WORCESTER BLOCK.
TO EXCHANGE.
A GOOD START FOR THE NEW YEAR.
TO EXCHANGE.
SO acres about 35 miles from Portland,
near a good valley town on the S. P.
railroad; all of the very best kind of soil;
ti acres good beaverdam, 15 acres in cul
tivation, 5 acres more cleared and in grass;
good orchard and a line lot of young
fruit and walnut trees. Fine large bam,
small house and outbuildings.
A sacrifice at $2s:i(.
RALPH ACKLEY, 613 Corbett bldg.
TO exchange for house and lot in good lo
cation, ho acres near Washougal: partly
improved; house, barn and outbuildings;
fine soil for fruit; well sheltered from
cold winds; abundance of good outrange:
a fine place for fruit and dairy; price
$2300.
80 acres, partly Improved: log cabin,
barn and outbuildings; 18 miles north of.
Medford; fine soil for fruit; price $1300.
KAUFFMANN & MOORE,
325 Lumber Exchange.
OF COURSE! CERTAINLY! If you want to
buy, sell or trade business or property,
follow the crowd to Stevenson & Taylor,
rooms 310 and 311 Buchanan bldg.
WILL exchange a beautiful home on Rain
ier Heights for any kind of Portland prop
erty. Bolds-Wallace Co., 2iJ5 Wash, st..
Room 8.
TAKE rotice. real estate dealer, and others.
I will trade or sell on easy terms that
fine 8-acre chicken ranch on electric car
line, 25 minutes out. 2ol Gerllnger bldg.
IF you want to buy. sell or exchange any
thing, see Kauffmann A Moore, 325 Lum
ber Exchange.
I HAVE a 7-room house for a trade for a
rooming-house; value 12on. Call room 315
Lumber Exchange bldg., 2d and Stark sis.
TOURING car or runabout for real estate
or diamonds. Address N 423, Oregonian.
WILL trade for what you have. Gus Smith,
404 Buchanan bldg.
WANTE D FA RMS.
ADVERTISE farms. St. Joseph's Blntl:
rates reasonable; 21.niH) German subscrib
ers. Goodnoush bldg.
WANTED KEAL "-STATE.
WANTED Piece of business or prospective
business property. West Side, not over
$15,000; give full particulars first letter,
as I mean business. Box T 514, Ore
gonian. WE will pay cash for your equity In what
ever property you have partly paid for.
National Realty & Trust Co., 3261s Wash
ington St., room 516.
WANTED Grocery store. unstocked pre
ferred. In country or suburb; will pay. buy
or trade good house and lot at cash value.
No agents. X 510. oregonian.
BUSINESS or good income property from
$13,000 to $23,1)00. N 520. Oregonian.
I OR SALK.
Horses, Vehicles and Harness.
FOR SALE or rent 3 teams with gooseneck
furniture wagons to rent by month or
year; we also rent any kind of a rig for
nusini ss purpose, uay, week or month,
phones East 72, B 13tl. Hawthorne stables,
420 Hawthorne ave.
ONE span of horses, 6 years old, weighing
2400; 2 span of horses weighing 2300; 15-year-old
driving mare; 3 cheap delivery
horses. Phone E 4s04. 226 Russell St.
HUBERT & HALL. 380 Front, buy, sell, rent
noraes, vehicles, low rates on bualnens rigs.
MATCHED team, w-eight 2)00 lbs.; suitable
for any purpose. 347 Lincoln.
ONE mare. 1150 lbs.. $45; also 2 driving
horses. 144 E. Second st. N. East C3HS.
A CARLOAD of mares and horses now on
sale at 505 Albina ave.
FIRST-CLASS mares and horses at Madlson
st. stable. 1S5Vj. near bridge.
HORSES, mares. r!gs or.i! harness of all
kinds for sale. 294 Montgomery.
Automobile.
FOR SALE 1908 Reo roadsr. In first
class condition; been run only 800 miles,
demonstration given. S 430, Oregonian.
TOURING CAR. detachable tonneau: will
sell cheap for cash or trade for real es
tate. W. P. Fraser, 235 1st St.
AUTOMOBILES. $130 and up. for sale or
trade. W. G. Hartman & Co., 46 2d st.
Pianos.
FOR SALE One Kimball piano in perfect
condition and ntarlj new. cost new $400;
will sell S200; piano is In golden oak and
a beautiful instrument In every way. Call
Home phone C 1076.
Miscellaneous.
QUANTITY of type in good condition for
sale cheap. Address T 464. Oregonian
$10 PER TON for baled clover hay. Phone
East 742.
MOVING-PICTURE EXCHANGE Machines,
supplies, slides, films for rent. 165?6 4th st.
TYPEWRITER. A-l. your own price, or will
rent. H 405. Oregonian.
FOR SALE) $100 Tacoma Telephone bond
for $45. Address F &v9, Oregonian.
Miscellaneous.
MOVING PICTURES.
Edison's and Power's motion picture
machines; dissolving stereoptlcons, cal
cium and gas outfits, new films, 3000 sub
jecte; guaranteed no repeaters; largest
buyers of new films in United States; slides
to order and stocked. We teach you to
operate.
HEMMLE FILM SERVICE,
214-216 Wells-Fargo blrig., Portland.
$45 BUFFET. $22.50: kltchep treasure. $2.50;
$150 parlor suit, $23; white enamel bed
room suit. $15: Superior steel range, $20;
good No. 8 cook etove, $7.50: kitchen cup
board, $6. We are complete house-furnishers.
WESTERN SALVAGE CO.,
20th and Washington sts.
Main 1108 or A 3703.
McGrath & GIrvan. Proprietors.
FOR SALE Quarter-sawed oak shelving;
quarter-sawed oak glass-front hat cases;
all plate showcases; window fixtures, pan
els prism glass In windows; fine oalc
tables for clothing; Frenc h hat conformer;
hat inltlaler; balcony railing; plain shelv
ing: Lampson carrier system. R. M. Gray,
200-271 Morrison St.
PACIFIC FILM CO.
R03-3I7 Rothchild bldg.. will rent you
0 reels. 3 song and record or sheet music
for $18 per week; now Is the lime to
speak; only a limited number served: we
Install moving-picture theaters. Phone M.
S0S5.
FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables: easy payments; we rent
tables with privilege of buying: modern
bar fixtures; cheap prices. Brunswlck-Balke-Collender,
49 3d st
ONE office desk and one motor: this motor
is 6i) cycles alternating current. 1-6 H. P.
and one upright piano; must be sold at
once; leaving city. Mm. Ida King. 324
Everett.
FOR SALE Big steer, pure white.' welglid
about 2700 pounds; good sideshow attrac
tion A. Y. P. Fair. Address Box 51,
Walla Walla, Wash.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. $20 to $60, fully
guaranteed, ear.y payments; rentals $3
per month. Pacific Stationery Se Ptg.
Co., 203 2d st.
FCR SALE Best dry 4-ft. fir and oak wood
at lowest market prices. Hoover, 313
Water st. Phone Main 745!.
SHELVING Adjustable; two sections, with
lockers; cheap; cigar locker. 332 Johnson
St., opposlt depot.
PUMPING plunt, WVt h. p. gasoline engine.
lO.OOii-gallon tank. 2 wagons and farm
implements. Hawley, 204 V, 4th st.
GASOLINE launch. 21 feet long, 3 II. P.;
7 miles per hour; also boathmise for same;
$350, terms. Phone A 23)5 Mumlay.
SMALL roll-top desk and office chair, $25.
Phone A 2345, Monday.
GOOD Tool table for sale. Address 2S0'i
Burnside St.. city.
ii
WANTED A 5 to 10-horse power gasoline
hoisting outfit. Phone Myers. Main 1174.
HELP WANTED MALE.
10.000 POSITIONS for graduates iast year;
men and women to learn barber trade in
eight weeks; help to secure positions;
graduates earn from $13 to $25 weekly;
expert instructor; tools free; write fnr
catalogue. Mohler System of Colleges. o5
N. 4th St.. Portland, Or.
WANTED Men to clear land, put In water
mains and lay sidewalks; $2 for S hours'
work; part cash and part apply on pur
chase price of lots; all Winter's job for
right parties; take Rose City Park car to
end of line, go 3 blocks east on Sandy
road to the work.
AUTOMOBLING, plumbing, electricity,
bricklaying and plastering taught by actual
work in shops and buildings: advanced
scholars earn wages; catalogue free. Coyne
National Trade School. .230 8th et.. San
Francisco.
DRESS GOODS and silk salesman, thorough
ly experienced In retail; one who can write
cards preferred; position open Jan. 1; stRte
saiary wanted and give references in first
letter. Golden Rule Store. Holee. Idaho.
ALL-ROUND olTice man as superintendent ;
good salary and income; permanent; little
monev necessary; now. If you want to get
into business, this is your chance. Ca.l
70o Swetland hlilg. ,
7
vnTinu nin,,,rn n,.,r.iirR earn S35 weakly.
You can learn the business In a short
time. Easy work, chort hours, lessons
reasonable. Positions secured. See New
man, 203 Burnside.
C. R. HANSEN. JR.,
Employinenl Office Men's Department.
26 North Second st.
Phones Main and A 1528.
Help Free to employers
WANTED Railway mall clerks; commence
ment salarv $S'X; Spring examinations;
. candidates prepared free: write Immediate
ly for schedule. Franklin Institute. Roch
ester, N. Y.
y j i 1 1 AND services ot bright young man se
cures Interest and position. first-class
cash business, experience not necessary:
Investigate. 326 Washington St., Room
41 - A
V XT vounp; men for tolefrraph and sta
tion Rprviro; pood positions puarant.ri.
Address 'IVtrgranh I-ppartintmt. HilxTnia
hldp.. Market and Jones sia., San Fran
cisco. WANTED A man and wife to rent small
store with living-rooms and tow fi;tur.'
suItnMe fnr a small store or raiu!i
bakery. Apply I- Gevurlz. 17..-17:. First si.
IF YOU have small capital and desire large
returns, can advise yon how to make safe
invest ment. particulars Newman Motion
Picture Co., "'Jo Burnside st., near 5th.
WANTED Real estate partner; old-established
business; $200 monthly guarantee,
also commission; 5600 required. See agent,
414 Lumber Exchange bid if.
STANDARD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
For Men 250 Burnslde Street
phone Main 5Cy4.
FOR WORK OR FOR HELP CALL ON
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.,
North 2d St. Both Phones.
W ANT ED T wo men; a fl rst-c!a s shop man
and a flrK-claas sau-sage-maker. Address
Box 301. Eugene, Or.
ADVERTISING solicitors who can "mako
good " Benedictine publications. Gooti
nough bldg. tThree periodica
WANTED Two reliable timber cruisers for
British Columbia; good wage to risht par
ty. A o23 Oregonian.
WANTED SALES AND CLERICAL MEN.
COMMERCIAL ABSTRACT CO,
407-8-0 COMMERCIAL CLUB BLDG.
WANTED A carpenter. Frake's, 409 Wash
ington st.
EXCAVATOR wanted to remove about tidu
Yards of dirt. Inquire Gordon. ZPS 4th.
BOY. living with parents, to learn the drug
business. Apply-SOS Corbett bldg.
WANTED Linotype operator. Apply Ore
gon City Enterprise. Monday.
Headquarters cooks, helpers. California Wlnt
Depot. P. Loratl. 148 4th. Main 5500
MAN wanted to shovel. 380 Front st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED Experienced weavers. Apply
Portland A ooien juiub. i. juiuj.
GIRLS wanted to make -Joss of All overalls
at 75 1st.
WOMAN wanted, must be first-class cham
bermaid, at .-.n 38th st.. North, cor. Davis.
RELIABLE girl for general housework,
must sleep at home. l'Uh St.
GIRL for general housework; 2 In family;
good wages. 661 Kearney st.
GOOD woman or girl to care for sick lady.
1025 Grand ave.. iNorni. ,
WANTED A good girl for the kitchen In
a private boarding-house at 77 W. Park st.
WANTED Girl for general housework. Ap
ply at West 421 Yamhill st
GIRL to do housework In email family. 73-1
East Couch.
GIRL wanted for general housework. 5S
Ella st-
WANTED Experienced chambermaid- Ho
tel Franklin, 13th and Washington st.
WANTED A flr.t-c!aGs stenographer. Phone
Main 8458 or Tabor 1317.
GIRL for general housework; family of 3.
595. Marshall st. Phone Main 41-..
WOMAN to cook on farm. Inquire 115
Abington bldg. ' . M
NEAT girl for general housework, small
family; good wages. 60 Tillamook st.
WOMAN or girl for restaurant. U75 N. 10th.
Phone A 181(2.
WANTED Chambermaid. 204 Madison st.
HELP WANTED FKMAI-E.
HAXSKVS LADIKS' ACSBNCT.
Cook for boardiuK-hout'e. $i:.
('ouk, Mr.al! eam:. .-IO. t ,
Housekeeper, country.
'J housekeepers, city. Jf:2o and t'25.
4 chambermaid;. and J0.
'2 wa i tresses, country hotel, $ 23.
2 waitresse. city, ?S week.
Dishwasher. fl'O.
.: family rooks. $"3 and
Second pirls, JOJO and $2.Y
0 general housework rlrls. to $-WV
WANTED A lady who understands th
business, to rent of us a location for
branch bakery or .-mall restaurant; llvinff
rooms in rear; fixtures alreany supplied.
Apply I. Clevurtz. 17:t-17: First st.
HAXSKX'H LADIES' AGENCY.
SVl Washington st., cor. 7ih. upstair.
Phones Main and A 2ti92.
Help Supplied Free to Employer
I,ADY employed by day would like room
mate hi houfekepiiij; rooms; very cen
tral; $'M per month. L-all A Z:tu0, Room
T4.
HANSEN'S LADIES' AGENCT
83Vi Washington at.. Cor 7th, Upstair
Pi, one Main 1'--
MRS. HOWE'S LADIES' AGENCY.
SJtJ1 Washington St., Room 3GI.
Main 88." 0 or A 30.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.,
Ladies' Department. Morrison St.
Fhonej Main 106i A liOtU.
WANTED Kotlned. capable woman for re
sponsible position Viavi Co., k9 Koth
child bldg., 4th and Wash!n;on.
MAN and wife ; cooks; must have Oi egon
loKKioK camp experience; wajres $7.i; no
children. ;t-tis Wash. St.. Koum oU7.
WOM A N for cook! rig and liou sew oris,
small family. 747 Kat Madison si. Haw
thorne or Morrison cars.
WA XT ED Kxpcriwicrd stenographer, law
office. Writo application. kio experience,
references. A U f.Otl, Oregon ian.
GIFiL wanted for second work, small famil.
no cliildren. Apply 7S- Flanders street, be
tween 2-d and -d sts.
A nET.,.APL,E Norse pirl for penrral house
work; mum bo food cook. liuiulro at
..'Jo 11th st.
EXPERIENCED family cook wanted; wa-i
Call Monday JoiM- 4th st. Mam
HOoO. A L'S'Jl.
WANTED Girl for general housework; call
mornings, loti'.i Thurman, tor. ;:M, Wil
lamette Heights.
ENERGETIC woman, oxer Hfi. for position
with w holes-tie house ; f pcrU-nee un
neeessary. I ,"J. Mvnonian.
STENOGRAPH Kit; slnte experience and
salary expected. Address A iV'-. Oreson
ian. THE St. Louis Undies Eniplo ment Ap-eney
has .several f:ood positions to he tilled to
day. i:i'.C. 4th st. Main Jo:t'.. A 1IK-J4.
G1KL to do general housework; no chil
dren; K-t.id wattes. Inquire ir. Labbe.
residence Head uf J,ovej.iy st.
WANTED Schoolgirl to assist in small
family; pl.-asant home, snu.ll wanes. 741
East Runt side. I 'hone East -7-ti.
LADY solicitors for laundry; Rintd wage and
commission. Pimm- Main 4.MH.
W A NT ED Girl for general housework ; no
children.- ;Jl tith st.
WAITRESS wanted; first-class. Palaro Res
taurant. U'lt 4th st.
WANTED Girl for general housework,
.small family. Hit I K Couch. Main rR41.
HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE.
GOOD, bright. Industrious salesmen and
sales women demonstrators, district mffrs. ;
a clean, hih-chiss proposition and a biff
money maker, which no no but the intel
lectual can appreciate; none but absolutely
the best need apply. 205 Tilford bldg.
EXPERIENCED .STENOGRAPHERS and be
ginners to lake one week special drill
work for positions. We will plncn you,
E. P.. I'.. (S "Ad st. Phone Main 454)4. (
WE will start any Industrious per.on In
p -lying hurtncits. L. K. 1. Co.. llol Gorlln
ger bldg.
WANTED Singers, comedian, performer
end musicians. Call Newman Theatrical
Circuit, '2.Kl Hurnside. Phone Main SKiA
FIPK TEACHERS AGENCY needs teacher
now. 2')2 Swetland bldg. Phone Main 2410. :
SITUATION WANTED MA LB.
-4'
bookkeepers and Clerks.
STENOGRAPH ER. rt years' experience In j
city, ah o capable of doing oookkeeplnkf j
work, wants permanent position with good
lirm. X .'ill. Ureyonian. j
YOCNG MAX exiK-rienccd In collecting:
wishes to get collecting to do, salary or
commission. K f Oregonian.
YOUNG man attending business college,
wants place to work for room, and board.
X 430. Oregonian.
COMPETENT office man and bookkeeper. .
with Chiis. H. lAMld past 7 years. Sol R,
j Fa Irchild.
Miscellaneous.
A YOUNG MAN with smart appearance and
comes of a ftood family would like to Join
a 'theatrical company and work for small
wages with a view of becoming an actor.
L 51!t. Oregonian.
i 1
DltCGGIST. 15 yfrtrs" experience, open fop
position aftr January I. P 51. Orego
nian. W ANTED Ry traveling salrman travel In jp
in Willamette Valley for 10 years want
grod si io line. X 4lrt, Oregonian.
WANTED position by Chines boy. private
fii in i 1 v or hoarding-house; first-class cook.
Address l 511, Oregonian.
PC-SITIUN wanted by an experienced mat-nine
man In planing mill ; sticker pre
ferred. Address J .V'7. Oregutllan.
Fl RST-CLA SS hincse cook, family, board -ing-houfc.
restaurant, kitchen work A
:;s':.o.
HEAD waiter
flood refei-elie
steward, city or country;
reliabh'. L 5t'H, Oregonian.
YOUNG man open fo
liMHt; be.t refereme:
selling contract for
M 5u7, Oregonian.
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1 A P N E s E wants a situation at any kind
of' work. Address Main YMA, A 2S0.
CORFAN tov. experienced -ook, wishes pod
tion'a'ny kind. Main 4110.
JAPANESE employment office. 249 Couch,
ft. Main 65J1. A 4SM.
COM PETE. NT .Japanese conk wishes posi
tion in family. L 517. Oregonian.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
Bookkeeper and Stenographers.
EX P E R E N K N'C K I) bookkeeper wa n I S pr
tlon; A 1 relerences. S 50, Oregon!,
posl-
an.
Dressmaker.
FIRST-CLASS dressmaking at lowest prices.
Mrs. Angeles. 11415 fith ar.a" Main.
MMF TUTTLE. iashinab!e dress and man
Wumaker. 1154 1-th st. Tel. Main 777V).
PROFESS ION A L nurse, experienced; tako
rharge. any kind; maturnity; invalid. Main
Domestics.
tXPERIENCED woman warns position as
'manager of dining-room in institution or
restaurant or as cool; ; good references.
Y. W. C A. bldg., room 44. Plume Main
1 liOS.
COLO RED girl wants chamber work or
housework. F Oregonian.
M Iscel la neit.
THE St. Louis Ladies' Employment Agency
has several gtnd Kir is and w uiiian want
ing positions today. HUiM, 4th st. Main
IHKifl. A HKiM.
BY nice-appearing young woman of good
business ability and experience, posit... n
of nnv kind; bet of references furnished.
Phone Main Uoo'J.
GOOD Japanese boy wants position to do
housework in hotel or family; speaks Eng
lish well. R 010. Oregonian.
A RELIABLE lady would like work by the
day. Call East Ills today.
DAY", week or month work by colored
woman; city references. East 47T.6.
LACE curtains washed and stretched, 40
cents pair. A 4:iS7. Main Sfil'g.
W A NTE D i EN TS
CAN give a town or country contract where
by a capable salesman can earn from $100
to $200 per week. United Wlreles T:
reph Co., 410 Corbett bldg.