THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, MARCH 14 1918.
15
PEOPLE ARE STILL
RACE OF FIGHTERS
Jews' Temper as Keen Edged
as When They Smote
the Philistine.
ALLIES AIDED EVERYWHERE
tlrbrr-aa Are Coating Into Tlirlr
Own .aln. la Laad Which m
The-lr ltlr. Cmtri"a Axo,
iji Dr. Hern Z. Mo-lnoho.
BT FF.V HLi: LAM I'M AN.
Tn the d of lhe prophet j of old.
rtbjr craftsmen tarod tuch conn
I'uoci on atone, for lha marvel of
arr h'lo;i'a ln( features after
eteWles in in dii-i of 1'aleatina'a slant
Baal. Mrjnf firx, creat-fcaroXi.
itoa-aiaa.d. proud and pucnaclou the
fee of -r and ivcrilim.a.
II 1 ucb a rounltDaiwt that Tr.
Is Zlon 31 ix.sl noh o. prophet and
propagandist of the near Zion. lurna
to bia quiionr. from hi black
beard com deep, full Ion, couched
In no haaiCam soeeeh. thauck II la aald
thai ba and tba Unslish tongue haa
ba acquaintance for but a year and
ft air.
What of lha I er pe r nf th Java'
ll aa keen, adcd and resolute aa he
Ihejr amol I'aUetine? With lha Hoi
t it jr la tha aeeplner of lha nlih. Ih
Turk scour-red from Ita threshold, wha
part has tba J.tvl.b people played In
ha war cama thai Biakaa poaaibla th
r-habiIltatioa of their rac la i'alea-
t'B7
! Art riahtrra ItllL
17 people ara IifDter atill. aa
serta Dr. VI.lnoha. "In every armr
or lha alltaa they ara to b found,
knoar thai yoanc anrn of in r race, ax
Plld from ialcstln by lha Turk a.
ora-anis4 special Jaarlih unit a
Alexandria, in Ka-rpt. and foua-nt a
;aUipoIi Thar yielded thalr ltea with
all tba courase of our traditions.
Colonal Pa Hereon, of lha Vrttleb army,
baa arrittaa a book conrernlne Ihr
a book full of praise and admiration
lor thalr quality aa flrhter.
"la Russia, before tha revolution,
tha Jews numbarad about 400.004 la
tha Ituaslan army. It la of record that
thay received mora decorations for
valor, according to their numbers, than
all ether. Nona wcra officers, for
offlcara thry could not ba In Ruaat
thoaa man of Jewish blood. Wherever
lha atllaa ara fl-rhtln. thcro you will
find Jawa with madals for bravary on
tha field. It U tba aama la all coun
tries. -
Prlde of race? Tou may aafely waarar
that It la for when lr. Moaalnaohn
apaaks of thaaa irallant men of hla own
blood, there riaas In his eves a dan
serous lierht and the ehoulders of the
atndent. tha man of letters, swing loose
and lithe, as a ri-rhters swing.
Jews Ortaalalai la Kaalaad.
in t-nrunil, even now. he con
tinued, "they arc organising a res;!
men! of fount Jewa for set-Tire In
Palestine. They have been promised
this. At first It waa planned to recrul
a battalion of tha .Middlesex regiment,
but so many volunteered that they are
raising a regiment. Several hundred
Jewa of America, from'every city, who
could not fight In the Army of the
I'nlted titatea, becauaa they were not
naturalised, have sailed for England to
Join this regiment.
Vt. Mosslnaohn waa at Jaffa, sea
port of Jerusalem, as head of a Hebrew
collage, when tha world war burst
Into flame. Tor a lima tha Turka
promised lha Jewieh residents of I'alea-
Una full privileges of naturalisation.
Then the decree was altered to uncon
ditional exile. For the Jews of Turkey.
in countless cases. It meant death by
starvation and persecution. lr. Moa
alnaohn was expelled from Talratlne
as a aubject of Ilussia and Journeyed to
France and Swttierland. where ha con
tinued his researches until bia mission
to America railed him.
Iteeovery of I .sad Aaaared.
He Is certs n that the Jewish peo
ples ara to coaie Into their own aaain
and bold the land which was their
fathera' d'laty renturlea ago. A re
public? Certainly. Hut. for a time,
until national unity la established, a
protectorate of some one of the allied
powers France, or Kngland or Amer
ica. America will ba a candidate for
this custodianship, a welcome one to
tha Jewa. be asserts, because this na
tion has ever been aloof from the old
Intrigues of Europe and Asia Minor.
But of the eatablishment of the new
Zton be Is confident.
There la a broad charity la Dr. Moa
alneohu'a contemplation of tha ace n as
and actor of Europe'a war drama the
attitude of the philosopher and the
psychologist. I .e nine he knew In
Switzerland years aaro. when the hot
beaded young revolutionary was an
exile from Ruaala. and when Moaaln
aohn was a student at Berne-
"Lenlne I know. ha aya with car
tain emphasis "Ha was a political
emigrant in wltserland when 1 met
him. Such are exiles. In fact, but we
call them 'emigrants. He bad to leave
Russia. Lcnlno Is Marxian In his con
ceptions. Lewlao follower of Mars.
"Ha does not concern himself with
the questions of life. He lakes his
theory and wiahee to make life con
form to It. A follower of Karl Marx,
when 1 knew him. and yet a follower of
Marx. I believe him to be sincere, but
a Iheorlat."
Ha mulled at a question concerning
Marx how. If that mrntor of modern
Socialism were in the Germany of to
day, would he reconcile hie teachinga
of tha socialistic state with the pre
cepts of Prusslsnlsm and. "Deutschland
I ber Alles and world domain
"In theory a man can deny his wife
and hn family, for principle." said
Dr. Moaalnaohn. "But when Ufa comes,
it Is the stronger and must prevail.
Ha deserts his theory. It was so with
tha Internationalize of France and
(iermany. that brotherhood which wa
sworn to fight no more wars: It would
be so with Marx. Life Is Inexorable.
Today the Internationalists are In the
ranks of their parent countries, fight
ing and dying, willingly, because the
actualities of Ufa transcend all theorizing.-
Doctor Still laaag Mao.
There Is something about that prodi
gious, luxuriant Jet-black beard of Dr.
Mosslnsohn's that Impels one to stand
at attention, aa it were, with head un
covered, and that elicits the healtant
question:
"How how how old are you. Dr.
af -taslnsohnT ,
The doctor Isughs full-throatedly.
away down la the mazes of that most
notable hirsute adornment.
"Me?" he rumbles. "I will be 4
years next May."
Message la Coaalag Taalabt.
Hta message of hope for the Jewiah
people a:d the principal addrese of hla
rortland visit will be delivered by Dr.
Moesmsohn tonlgM at the Auditorium,
when his theme will be "The Fall of
Jerusalem, the Policy c the Allies
and the Jewleb Future."
lie la to apeak Ibis morning at Heed
Collece aseembly on "The Culture of
tha Eaat and Weal" On Kririay nlsht.
tomorrow, he will apeak on "The Ku-
aian evolution and the Jewish I'eople
at Temple Beth larael. He la to ad
dresa the Civic League at the Saturday
noon luncheon of that organisation,
CAMP LKWIS.Tacoma.Wanh- March
1 J Camp Lea Is hss a brand new
pl'-k and span automobile police pa.
trot. It went Into service tod'. and
hereafter prisoners will be relieved of
the necessity of marching about the
cantonment under heavy armed guard
as they have In the pant.
It waa not an uncommon thing to
march prtaonera aeveral miles to take
them from their regimental guard
house to the dlvlalon headqusrtera or
tn tha acena of the rourt-martlal trial
The machine will relieve a number of
guard, aa one man. in addition to the
driver, still be able to handle the pris
oner. The patvl wagon waa given lis
firet service today. It made a trip
to fn to get half a doxen soldier
arretted In Tacoma fur being absent
without leave.
F.rven K. Vr. axed Z . member
nf the 3d Infantry, died at the l"
hO'Pltal yesterday. He leaves his
mother, Mr. J. K. VassaiN Ilopcland.
CaL
a
The be lioapltal men at Camp
Lewi are preparing for a bir dance
tomorrow night at ramp. The a f-
ranrementa are In charge of -rgrant
K. Kobertton. A number of automo
biles mill bring about ISA Tacoma
women froai the Commercial Club t
tha dance.
VV. tl. McMonran ht returned from
a conference of the V. M. C. A. eei-re.
tarles at fan Francisco and expected
to be able to annouttce the namea o
tha V. M. C. A. men who are guin
to France. Due to a delayed pro
gramme, however, the men will g
April : Instead of March 20. The Y. M
C A. la planning two more recreational
buildinga for Camp Lewla bealde th
tx that are already erected. The
will l enroled Just a loon aa th
government can build them, and will
cot about UTO-I. C. V. Munst-y
rived thla morning to lake charge o
tha atblctlca In V. M. C. A. building
No. a-
A new ruling which I regarded
as lending la lnkrrae efficiency In
the vnrlous unite at Camp Lewis wss
published today In a bulletin from
Divialon Head I'Jarters. The ruling
provldea that company commanders
may ask the assignment of any man
eligible for the out draft to hi own
company before the man is Inducted
Into the military service through tha
regular channe'n.
It Is takeu to mean that military
organisation whose ranks ara not
filled may obtain men whose qualifl
cations peculiarly (It them for the
service the organisation may require
and will aid In maintaining the high
standard of these organisations as mil
itary units.
Another side of the situation Is that
It open the way to the drafted men
to select the servica which they de
sire to enter. To do this It is neces
sary for the men of draft age to in
trrview tha commander of the organ
ization he wlshea to join, and explain
hla qualification for this branch of
the service. with the beginning or
the new draft set for March 29. the
ruling la expected to bring an influx
of new men to camp before that date.
It I Improbable that the Camp
Lewis Young Men's Christian Associa
tion will supply any of- the Associa
tion workers to be sent abroad this
month for work with the Army In
France. It was said today by W. O.
MrMorran. general secretary, upon his
return from at,conference of Y. M. C. A.
Army workers In r-an Francisco.
Mr. McMorran said while at Kan
Fianrlaco. he was Instructed to select
ten men from the Camp Lewis staff
o leave Immediately for .orelgn work
He made his selection, and sent tel
egrams to ramp asking if these men
would accept. Through an error me
telegrams were not delivered, and It
was found Impossible to get the men
away on such abort nonce.
see
In caie several of the T. M. C. A.
secretaries at ramp are taken for
ncrvice abroad with the Army, Mr. Mc-
Vorran aald. new secretaries will be
recruited from patriotic cltlxens from
he Coaat and Northwestern state.
The aecretarles will be men not ellg-
ble for the drsft. and only the most
able men are wanted for this work.
Association aecretarles In various
cltle will act as recruiting officers
for this work. In much the same man
ner thst recruits are gathered In for
the regular Army.
A baseball team from the War Kink
nauranre Department this afternoon
defeated a team from the personnel
office. I It I Lieutenant Vandervort
captained the war risk team and Sergeant-Major
Lee Boyle, of Spokane,
commanded the personnel nine.
Marriage Urease.
RAVOI.E-BOTLAN Charlea E. Rand.
4V 11. Ml.hlssn avenue, and Etta W.
Borlen. legal. Beech street.
WIU.lAMnON-REIT7.EL Lester Sherlock
vVIMlamion. leeal. Men. Wh.. and Anna
E. Heltael. Ies,ai. f3 Tweny-flr street.
nit.K-'JOLET Harry E lM!k. leaal. Camp
Uvj. 24th i'ompany. Intllh Oepot Urlsad.
and Ellen 1. Uoiey, lecal, Multnomah Hotel.
V eaeaaver Marriage Ureases.
l.RARNFD EOVlND Victor Far
.earned. '.'7. ef CloverOale. Or., and Grace
Kdmunda. .'I. or f.riric nir. or.
WII.I.IAMK-HHIRI.IM4 William H Will
me. of I'ortland. and Jessie V. tihtelda
ef I'ortland.
Pt'f'KMAX-OVCR Henrr Duckman. :..
f Vancouver Barrack. Wash., and Bell
lyer. 27. of ffeattle. Wash.
BETL-BRENXER Reel fieri. 4". nf Port
land, and Mr. Eva Brrnner. Si of Portland.
TOO LITE TO CI.AH-y.
GE-NEHAL mercbandlse. clean. Um buel-
neae la country town on s. i. nr., win in
olvt about $1o0. dnlna -rt" business
per month: will sell for les than invoice.
AV 6-14. OresonUn.
IVANTIU) Experienced receivinc-clerk and
stockman for grocery store. 1, Mayer 4k
to.. 164 ftlh at.
ACCTIO PAI ES TOOAT.
tfousehold furniture, rue, etc. George
Baker A Co.. West l ark and Yamhill.
DIFII.
GRAHAM li this dir. March 13. David
t'alttwel! ;raham. aaed A4 years, hushand
pf Mrs Auauata Graham. Father of Mrs.
Emma Ostermyer. of Grand Rapid. Wis.;
Mrs E1na H. r'ettlemyer. of thi city;
Mrs G. R. Spl.ker. of KenvlMe. Minn.; Miss
lyrt: Graham, of this city. Arrangements
In car of E. a. lunnlns. Jnc Notice of
funeral In a later Issue.
GALLAGHER In this city. Msrrh 1. st
his late residence. 3. Weheter street. 1
Thomas Gallasher. seed e year, husband
of Mrs. Ann K. Gallasher. father of John.
Alfred. William T. Harry 8, Gallagher
and Mr. Orval V. Bryan, all cf thla city.
Th remain are at th residence earab
Uhment of J. V. Flnley a Son. Montirom- j
ery si 5tb. Notice of funeral hereafter. J
MtiTHEISON At the residence. 1-.1M East
Elsntn street. March 1.'. Jeaale M. Main
etson. aged GO yewra; beloved wife of R o-e-t
A. Mthel-n. Funeral nolle later.
Remain at th residential funeral chnpel
of Miller Tracey, Washington and Ella.
OIJifON Varch . at hla late residence.
3031-1 Grand avenue. Christopher Olsson.
aced si year, a natlv of Xorwav. Ke
malna at I'eanon undertaking parlors,
Kuaaell at. at I'nlon av.
DE WITT In tbia city. March 13. Ils
ifentietta. Infaat daushter of Mr. and Mr.
Henrr IeWltt. of 1075 I'orbett street. Th
remains are at the residence eatabllahmenl
of J. 1'. Flnley Son, Montsomery at Sth.
MARTIN In thl city. March 13. George
Martin, aaed 41 year. The remains are
at the reetdenr establishment of J. P.
Flnley A con. Monlgqmery st 8th. Notic
ef funeral bcrealter.
1 1 .- I
1 1 vamp uwii note. I
POULTRY
E- I SOI AN K prl Whit Plymouth
Hocks won ftrt pn thrt yars tm!pht
t I'ortUnrl ahntv: w inmrs whtivr
ation, braf.l to lay; tor h.itchtng $-
to .l prr IX A fw mw rocker : ltft
nd 3 suajaii cocks, bir-ia 2 yvan old. tor
aVal
Routs 3.
Ients Htt..
Portland. itrKnn.
IJAIIY CHICKS from Mill Hro.. S. C. White
l.horn. will start you riclit; 30.000
hllred out let season without a rom
l'tiinl. Cur ptAjit anil hatchery the finest
on the aat. I'atalneuf and circular on
reu-'St. Kiah Brua., It. F. V. 'o. 2, Seat
tle. Wh.
WMKUf Whit Hocka. hlgheat otriclal
records worlil esc-laylng contL XK1
til; bred to 1st. win sou pay. Kree cat
alogue. dal Poultry Xaxds, Hoviulaxa.
With.
UAhREI) RfK'K ess snd chick, seventh
year continuous trannaatlne: tiens
erua 40 to 2H4 erga pr year; males from
b'xh-record bens bend ror roiuer. a
bert Kaetner. Koute 1. Tacomn. Waah.
III"l,ul ;IIHKKl Mirer Laced Wandott
ecea, 9J pr aettlna. Krancl lir.r, J.UJ
r-l.l ave. r;. I'hpne henwooa -l-l.
hll.VKU OAMI'INE esc. I.' di) rer I.V Gr
Hartlsley. Kenton htallon. voliawn siw.
i WHITE l.K'iH" R.S. with rrtnstcr;
l.v.r. i.-.i Krnl. Mam -.'MS.
W ANTKIi
To buv .1 MHer Lace Wyanuott
'It Main v.''.-
tmt
race amtAc
SrMS
. Hslsas IsMMsr Tolaala, Waahinjtoa
Hatch Chicks
That Live and Grow
SOLD BY
R0UTLEDGE SEED & FLORAL CO.
145 Second St.
MEETINO NOTICrS.
H. P. O. Kl.KS. NO. 142.
Regular meetlnc this fThurs
day) evenlna. K.ks' Temple.
o clock. 'lsltlng brothers
welcome. By order of the
s. n.
M. R. SPAVI.PINO.
tSecretary.
OREGON COMMANDERT
K. T. Regular conclave this
(Thursday) evening. Impor-
tant bualncss. consideration of
by-laws. Your attendance
will be SDDreclatetl. C. F. WIEGANIl.
Recorder.
COLCMM1A LODGE. NO. 114.
A. F. AN ) A. .M. Special com
munlcatlon this t Thursday)
evening at T:3t o'clock. Maonic
Tenipie. Labor lu the E. A. de
gree. Visiting brethren always
welcome. By order W. M.
FitEU I- OLboN. Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
art. A. F. AND A. M. fpeclal
communication this iThursday)
evening at T o'clock. East nth
and Ilurnslde. E. A. degree.
Visitor welcome. Order W. M.
J. II. K1C11MONU. Stc
THE MACCABEES. PORTLAND TENT,
NO. 1. will give their regular card party
and dame thla (Thursday) evening at tbelr
hall, 411U Alder atreeu U00U prise in
groevrte will be given. Good music All
are welcome. Admission, ( cents.
Rich Coat of Living Club. Fraternal
Brotherhood 500" card party March 15.
First, prise large pall lard, and other gro
cery prize. Modern voodmun Hall, Jim
between liurnaide and Mark. AUruiasion 10c
VTOriA REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 62. I.
). O. F. Regular business meeting this
Thursday) evening. Orient Hall. East Sixth
and Alder streets. Initiation. Visitors wel
come. DAIfV E. COE, Secretary.
HOOVER 5O0 card party. l'.'S Eleventh St..
every Tueeday and Friday afternoon, 2:30;
grocery prlxe. Everybody welcome. Tabor
i40.
R. K. A card party. .".00. S."i 4 Fifth, this
Thursday evening, tt.au sharp; ham and
gruceiy prizes.
EMBLEM fewelry, euttons, charms, ptna.
New designs, Jaer Bros.. Ul-J eth su
FRIEDLANDER'8 for lodge emblems,
as pins and medala. 810 Waahtngtoa L
FLNEhAL NOTICE!.
DEMING March 13. Charle F. Demlng.
aged 31 years, rather of Helen It. Deming.
aou of Mra. Margaret Uemlng and brother
of Alfred M. Demlng. Funeral will take
plac from Ilunning A MiEntee'a chapel
tomorrow (rTlday), March 10, at 0 A. M.,
thence to th Cathedral, where mam will
be offered at l):l.'i A. M. Friend invited.
Intermaut ML. Calvary Cemetery.
McDONALD At th family residence on the
Barnes road. March 11. Ronald McDon
aid. aced 74 years father of Jean Mc
Donald. Friends Invited to attend funeral
aervicea. whlrh will be held at Holman's
funeral parlors, su and fcaimon ats.. at 1
P. M. today (Thursday). March 14. Inter
ment Kivrvlw Lemetery.
H1GGIN8 The funeral aervicea of the late
Hoy Hlgglna, son of Mr. and Mr. James
w. Hlgglna. win b held today (Thursday)
at 2: JO o'clock P. M.. at the Methodist
Episcopal Church,' E. 80th and I'lne sis.
Friends Invited. Interment at Ml. Scott
I'ark Cemetr. J. I'. Flaley 4t Son, dl
rtctora. MILLER At the family residence. 249
Grand avenue. March 11, Douglas Miller,
beloved husband of Lids Miller. Friends
Invited to attend funeral services, which
w-lll be held at Holman's funeral parlora.
5d and Salmon st.. at 2:30 P. M. today
Thursday i. March 14. Interment Klver
view Cemetery.
BROWN The funeral ervlres of the late
William E. Brown will b held tomorrow
(Friday). March 15. at 2:H0 o'clock P.
M., at the residence establishment of J.
P. Flnley A Son. Montgomery at .1th.
Friend invited. Interment at Rivervlew
Cemetery.
Dl'HCHECK March 12, John J. Duscheck.
aged 4 year, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Duschrck. Funeral service will
be held at Dunntnff A McEnte's chapel to
day (Thursday! st 11 A. M. Friend In
vited, interment Ml. Calvary Cemetery.
WINBCRN Th funeral services of the
late Hannah Swlnburn will be held today
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock P. M.. at the
residence estahlishment of J. P. Flnley A
Son. Montgomery at Sth. Friends Invited.
Incineration at th Portland Crematorium.
FRAZIER Th funeral arvce of the lata
Catherine J. Frazler will be held this
(Thursday) morning at 10 o'clock at the
residence establishment of J. P. Flnley A
Hon. Montgomery at Sth. Friends invited.
Interment at Klvervlew Cemetery.
BaArSOLkCa-L
RIVER VIEW ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
Taylor's Ferry Bead. End Rivervlew
Carllne.
The only civilised method of burial.
fcnoOT-wblte. always dry. sanitary tombs
permanent tltl and endowment; $200 up.
034 Plttock Block. Fbone Broadway SOL
FLORISTS.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Florists 354
Washington. Main 28D. A 12S. I-lowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS.. Floreats, 2ST Morrison at.
Main or A 1S0S. Fine flowers and floral
designs No branch stores
TONbETH FLORAL CO.. 289 Wuhlutoil
St.. bet. 4th and 6th. Main 6102, A TlOL
MAX M. bUITIL Main 7215, A .
hide. (Sth and Alder ats
I12L Selling
FEOPLE3 FLORAL SHOP, 24S Alder.
Flower and dealgns Phon Marshall 6U22.
Phone your want'adu to The Orego
nian. Alain 70;o, A 6095.
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AtlOHUIU.N PLEATING.
HiiMSHTCHlNU. flc A VlKIl pi.eitISH
f'i'.,1ATliST STVLE3. KA3TERN NOV-
: rrt. .V?- utu st.. between
' L 3TAHK ST.-L BROADWAY 2W0.
cTtl'liAN', hemsntchins. :alloplng, ac
cordion em p,et. buttons covered; mail
--. rininK diocm. Broadway luaw.
ADHAitKa AM) AXALaSTH,
11U.MA.VA AS6AY OFFICE,
wmu. niitr ana piatinam bought.
BAKBtK BlI'PLltS.
OilKlio.N BAKBElt tJUffLV CO. We buy
and eel) ,. kinds barber suppiiea. XiO KU.
cancek.
JVXt:, M. I. UA.NOEK TKEATEU.
81 Borsan bidg. ilarh;i 6143.
(ELLll.OlU BITTONS.
THE IKWI.N-aODSo.N COMPANY.
337 Washington. Broadway 4J4. A 1234.
4. IIIKOI-ODISTS.
DRrf. ELIZABETH MA.MO.N and B. Louise
(-ox, chiropodists, now located at &0U-7 .N.
rv. Mug, ttun. and evg. by ap. Main 3430.
HIKOI ODIMS AND AKCll blF.t lALIbTs.
Lit. LA Mo.NTE, only chiropodist carrying a
stato license; jnost aaoitary of aces in the
city. Frencb sanitary method. Painless.
Lady attendant. aue-7-o Swetland bids.
Imiq HHU; rvsidenue. Wd. HISA
Wll.LiAil, Esie.le and William. Jr., lim
vtiy, th only scSentlflc chiropodists and
arch speclaiisia in th city. Parlora 802
Geritnger bids., aoutbweat corner 2d and
'". rnonn, Main 1301, A 1302.
4 HIKUFKACTM: PlliMCIANS.
bit Iv PEOPLE: Dr. McMabon, Portland. 100
per cent chiropractic specialist. That's
w nj a never nave to emp.oy druga, oper
ations vibrator, violet raya, electricity.
neat, iisnt aau otner josa fiouse stunts
1 remote th cause of disease quickly,
surely and less apensively. Tickets. HI
adjustments, 13, seven, i. Call, phon
or -Mir. Asatiy convincing in uouuung
1 noma at-a.
tIKtlLAK LETTER!.
CRANK LKTTEK CO., blO N. W. bldg. Mar.
uo.. ivy letter muillgrapnea. 91.au.
COLLECTION AGENClEri.
Nr. TH A CO.. Worcester b.dg. Main lTUii
No collections, no charge; establiahed loot).
DANCING.
MANCHESTER DANCING ACADEMY, b3
win. uien aace lauant: lu orivat les
son S3. Class nights Monday and Fri
day from 8 to 10. Hours 111 A, li. M u:ao
r. ai. ifroadway 232.
THE BECKETT-HEATH SCHOOL Dan
cing taugot tn a. l its Branches: private,
day or v. ciaaaea. Tuea. and Fri.. a-lu,
sembly after, at.61 Wash. Main 3203.
MRS. FLECK' ACADEMY Social and
s:aga dancing, private Instruction, classes
Hon., Thurs., b to 10. l"l 2d at., bet.
Wash, and Stark. Main 2100.
DEKCM DANCING SCHOOL, 30S Dekum
tiug ieasona day sua evening; classes
Friday nights. Main 7440, Mur. 1270.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
FOR SALE. TRADE OR KENT.
L. A. WALKER ELECTRICAL WORKS,
413 Bumside. Broadway 6074.
E Y K, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Dr. F. F. Cassedy, apeclalist; glasses fitted.
TOO E. Burnsioe. cor. 20th. B 13 Ho. K. 4734.
JAPAN FLORIST.
fiowcnug cherry, holly tree, tubs.
etc.
H.lt K RIGS AMI RAG BIGS.
LUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
In (train , Rniaaels, Smyrna, Ax minuter rac
ruira, all aizea; mail order prompt; booklet.
ARPET CLEANING, REFITTING", ETC
sit rug cleaned and steamed SLOa
WESTERN FLUFF Kl'u CO.
64-5C Union Ave. N. East (Mid, U 1475.
WHOLESALERS AND
AITO AND BUGGY TOPS.
DFRRl'ILLK BUGGY Top CO.. t and Oak.
GRAIN MhKlllANTA
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trad bldg.
I)RT GOODS
NOTIONS,
itockroom 1
rtlllrTI CDICI Pfl Stockroom snd of fic
1 UlltrxLLul ILL UUi
47 North oth strest.
GROCERIES.
WADHAMS A CO.. 8j-07 Front St.
HATS AND CAPS.
THAXHOUSER HAT CO.. bi-M Front t.
....... . awAwa nine
IllUl.n. , V... . ..... l.u.A M's-U.
KAHN BROS.. 101 Front t.
PAINTS AND LIBKICATING OILS.
W. P. FULLER A CO., 12lh and Davla ats
ft'NEIAL DIRECTORA.
lOLJIAN UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
Established 1877.
N Third and Salmon "Streets. .
Alain (07. A 151L
Lady AsalatanL
Perfect Funeral Eervlce for Less
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Directors.
Wash St., bet. 20th A 21st, West Elde.
Main 20DL Lady Aaaiatant. A 7bb$.
J. P, riNLET A BON,
Progressiva Funeral Directors
Fri vale Drive Women Attendants
MONTGOMERY AX FIFTH.
Main . A lDBs.
East 64. - Lady Assistant. - C S1U.
WILSON A KObS.
Funeral Directors Ine.
Multnomah at Beventh Street.
ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors
12th snd Morrison ts Main 0133. A 223a.
DUNNING A McENTEK. funeral direct
ors Broadway and Fine street. Phone
Broadway 480. A 4.-58. Lady attendant.
F. . DUNNING. INC.
THE SOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS.
414 East Alder street. East 82. B 202t.
BREEZE & SNOOK f T'. " 3
SSth
254S
Wilson & Wilson Si
C 1155
MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fa
nral service. 11)73 E. Ollsan. Tabor 418.
p. u. LliRCH. Est 11th and Clay atreeta
Lady attendant. East 71. B 13ns
a T -717T T VTt rC BM Williams avs
V. 11 SlAAWSJS-IA
iast 10H, C 10S8
EKE WES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Sd
and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady assistant.
CKatETaMtlsa.
BEAUTIFUL
JI0UNT SCOTT PARK
CEMETERY
Lowest Prices Best Service.
No expense after interment.
Prices lower than other ceme
teries. MONCMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 264-26 S 4th
St.. opposite City Hall. Main S064. Philip
Neu & Sons for memorial.
j If TVllCtD y.T MAOI3CN JTRgETf
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
bff.ee. Room 15S Courthotiave, 5th St.
Entrance.
Phone from 8 to 5, Main 878. Home Phone A
t&ZS. Mg 1-t call after office hoars. Main 70
Report all cases of cruelty to the above
address. Electric lethal chamber for small
animals. Horse ambulance for sick and
disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any
one desiring a dog or other pet communi
cate with us. Call for all lost or strayed
stock, as t Iook arter all Impound inf.
There ts no more city pound. Just Oregon
UuxttaUaO Society.
nll)3 4th sc. bet. Yamhill A Tay
lor. Ail klnda of flowers, bedding
and vegetable plants garden seeds.
This month, special. Easter Illy,
cut daffodils, pansies, eto. Japon
lea. Camellia. Asalea. Wistaria.
. "..
k EKT1L1ZEK8.
UOTTKD cow and horse manure. East 1SL
C 2274. .
JUNK.
JUNK AND HARDWARE.
The' Oregon Junk Co., 214 Front t.
Main SI.'iM. We buy all kinds junfc, metlls,
pay highest Prices. See us before you sell.
MVSICAC
OREGON ""Conservatory (schooi) of Music,
2d floor Kussel bldg. (over the "Lion").
Entrance ltJO 4th st.. cor..-of Morrison.
PAKKEH School of Popular Music. Terms, i
to 20 lessons. 401-2 Kilers bldg.
EMIL THIELiHuHN, vto'in teacher, pupil
bevick, 20J Flleaner blay. Bdwy. 1U21:
OITOMKTKISTS AND OPTICIANS.
WHI PAY MOHE? .
A SAVING from SO to 00 per cent.
c'rouiptiy - fitted, glassea .as low
aa ii.u. 4uuu aatixtietl cusLomers.
. .L'.iwa guaranteed. Chan. VV. Good
1. witoiiielrt, 20D Morrison. Main 2124.
PAINTER, ETC
G. W. ltlLKY.
Paluter and Decorator.
to.lwooJ 317U.
PATENTS.
H. G. WRIGHT 22 yeara' experience, U.
and lureign patents Ool Dokum olclg..
PHVSICIANS.
DH. R. A. PiiltLU'-j. inw iiroadtvay biug.
itheumatism, tenia: uisuruers. sk.n trou
oies, stoniach, Uvur, kidneys, ooweiS,
tnroat, goitre, sea. p. hl-ti uiooa pressur.
oxt. M.unA A. 1JKUWM, goitre anu disease
of women. iOO liurnaiue. cur. 20lU su
I-LI'MBING SUPPLIES.
r-i.cAlcll.NO SLl-l't-li-b at wuoiesaie prices
blarK-oavis Co., 21 d at. Maia JDl.
PRINTING.
mlofuNb, i'KEsS J. L. GantenOeln, Mgr.
Priating ana iiuetyping. luov front su
corner stars. Alain or A 141o. -
THlfi IVY PRESS.
am btark su ttroauway 4o3, A 40SS.
MIAIIINI.- ' W -UAl-TKSi Ac CC'MPANV,
rnil I IllU l.l and oak sis. Main loo. A 110a.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
;AKi. lu uiNEta, 4Q4-WI1C0S bldg.
Kl'GS.
NORTHWEST RUG CO., lablieud 10J.
Fluff rug auu rag rug- woven an !.
East BtU ana Taylor. East 0b0, 13 12&W.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household
gOOUS Pettia.ills. siuruc, rnkiiB,
ulng ana niuvm.
special freigut rala to all points
1,-k TitAXalf'EH at STORAGE CO.
2d and Pin ats. Broadway ilt!.-A
7TL k-.ii i' . THA AI lln CO.. 4i4 Oilaan BU,
- -v, u w 1 ' . 1 nr
corner 10m. ibiciimwuo - " . -A
lltW. We own and operate two large
clasa 'A" warehouse on terminal tracks;
lowest Insurance rates in tn city.
T. . ,av.ST l( 11: K A WiAREHoUSE. Of
rice lto lauisuii. ......
. r.,rwaruing agents Phone Mam 1001.
CUT-freight ra'cs to all point on household
gtous Manning Warahouse & Tratisf.r
CO., th and lioyu ijroauway loo.
PACKING. MOVING. STUKAub.
SECURITY SMKAUIS at TKANSr ER CO.,
lOi Park St. Main M0. A xOjl.
WOOD. , 1
NATIONAL FUEL CO.. East 2041. E. 2i Snd
Oregon sts Dry block wood, 6 load.
Green and dry si.abwood, block wood.
Panama Fuel Co. East 72. B 2SSU.
IMANUFACTURERS
PtINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
R ASMUSSEN A CO., 2d and Taylor.
FIFE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, S4M Frcnt St.
FLI MBING AND STEAM SL'FI'LIEg.
M. L. KLINE, l4- Front st. '
FRDDI CE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EVKRDING & FARRELU 140 Front St.
ROPE AND BINDING TWINE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup.
SASH. DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER 4i CO.. 12th snd Davla sts
WALL FAPER.
MILLER Wall Paper & Ft. Co..' 172 1st at.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 230 2d at.
NEW TODAY.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Fonda hand for good farm and
dtj lnana at close Interest ratea.
Prompt. Keflable Service. )
A. H. BIRRELL GO.
217-310 Northvreatrrn Ilank Bulldins,
JHuraball IH, A ails.
Factory or Warehouse
C;rcHv Four Can lee Full
OllCa Quarter Blocks. With Rail
road Tracka. Last Side, short dis
tance from Union Depot. Will build
to suit tor responsible leasees, bee
OWNER, R. 1-AL1TXSCH, 273 East
Fifteenth street. North.
Fresh Columbia River Smelt
' '' $1.00 PER BOX
Remit by postofftaie or express order.
Ml'.MC'IPAL FISH MARKET,
' 1S7 Third Street.
FREE SERVICE BY
, PACIFIC TITLE t TKCST CO.
We have all the reoords in thla counti
affectlnc realty abstracted and posted right
up to the minute, ivo cnarye zor tnrormatlon.
(.all at orrice. oo-s Mars si. rDont alar. 12.
MORTGAGE LOANS
. O FARM AVD RESIDE VCB
' PROPERTY. KO COMMISSION.
Wm. MacMaster
701 CORBETT BLDG.. PORTLAND, OR.
JNO. B. COFFEY
MORTGAGE LOA.VS,
Insurance,'Surety Bonds
SOI WILVOa HLUti. Main 703, A 3702.
MORTGAGE LOANS
I BUSINESS ANty RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
ROBERTSON -ft EVI.G, I
S07-8 Northwestern - Bank: Bldg,
RENTERS, ATTENTION.
To flats and small apartment, almost
renter of town, always occupied, no. car
fare, pood income, no Incumbrance, part
cash. Owner, GliS 1-i Flanders..
REAL F.TATE.
For 6ale Lots.
THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden into
income. we csivn ana ouua any thins;,
furnish the money li desired; elg-ht years
In Portland. I. R. Bailey Co.. contract
Inf architects. Northwestern Bank bldg.
VACANT iots pay nothing-; build and get
an income, aii niiius ui uunuinss aesigned
and built, furniet money if deal red. Cham.
W. Erts, PlttocK blk.
WESTOVER TERRACE, two lots for sale or
iraae; win coimiut-r inuianapons property
Write Bertram lay (owner), 18 Campbell
ave.. Indianapolis.
LOT 3, block, 3. Wheeler, also house and
lot. .iT.xUto. oui ootli at., near tiOth S. E.
I 79, OreKonian.
TWO splendid lots, cost SK.OO each, take
xioou each: streets in, nearly all paid
East 27;. W. H. Hodman.
FOR HALE Beautiful corner lot in Laurel-
t hurst, on halt .!th 8treet;-lesB than orig
in. LQlai AUUTCDI A T WU-J, VrCSJUllsa,
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale llouaea.
t NEW BUNGALOW, ROOMS. -v
ROSE CITY PARK: All rooms on 1
floor ( large, fine kitchen with patent
wood fiber drain -board), streot paving
and eewer paid in full. Hardwood floors
in main room. Price includes furnace,
fixture and Bhadea. Price complete, i3J50,
Make appointment. See It today! J. L
HABTHAN COMPANY. No. 7 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg.. 4th and Stark Sts. Malu
20S.- A 2050. . .
SHIPYARD workers, don't pay exorbitant
rents when you can buy a dandy 4-room
mouVrn bungalow within 10 minutes' ride
of the South Portland shipyards on 3-cent
fare, gas, electric light, block and a. half
from station, on rental terma; will take
g2in) cash and $1" a month on thla cosy,
'up-to-date bungalow; .will sell it to you
for $1500, which m $r.i under present
market value. Call at 4i4 Piatt bids, for
particulars or phone Main '.
REAL BARGAIN. HAWTHORNE BUN
GALOW. 6 rooms, den, f lreplac, full cement base
ment, furnace, hard-surface streets, pret
ty lot, fine location. 1 short block to car
-47th st; crice 12!m0; terms if taken at
once, - - -
C. A. Warriner,
' R1TTKR. LOWE & CO..
203-3-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
I AM carrying too much dead Portland
property and must unload one of the best
pieces that 1 have in order to raise a lit
tle money; will sell J-ronm bungajow and
, :arge lot uoxloo at ileitis junction
great sacrifice u raise money to pay 0111s
ail kin.ta of f ml t ' rh tckerr-houses and gar
den space; $1100 takes it if sold tills weok;
must have etido cash.. tala!ice cau stand.
tic owner at his oillce, 404 fiatt mag.
MR. SH1PWORKER. WHIT PAV HENI7
JH cash and i'J Der tiiontn buys
furnished S-room' cottage- m the bunuy-
sido district.
2Cmi cash and $-0 per month buys a
4-room cottage on .tiianuena su
These, are real bargains.
THE BRONG CO..
Phone Main 1743. 20" i Oak st
ftOSK CITY Bli.N'GAIAJW.
6 rooms, all on one floor, hardwood
flu.-- 1 ireolai-e. full cement basement.
furnace, built-in conveniences, 2 blocks
from school, nico location; price ?300,
easy terms.
C A. Warriner,
HITTER. LOWE & CO.,
i()3-r-7 Board of Trade Bide.
IKVINGTON BARGAiN.
Beautiful modern 6-room bungalow.
hardwood flpors. furnace, fireplace, fine
fixtures, brass curtain rods, lly sereens, ,
complete: large guraRe, all improvements
paid; S-t.ilHJ. ;ll-i t.a.11 -otn iurui, ileal
Broadway. Phone owner for appointment.
East 3;l..
LHnnv i-OTTAOE. 1200: 200 CASH.
Good 5-room cottage, bath, etc., paved
streets, all Daid. on Maliory ave., near
slason, close In and good locution, between
Union and Williams ave. carlines; price
S1200, t2O0 cash and xlo per nioillll.
GRl'SSI : DOWNEY.
310 Board of Trade. Main 74M
MONEY TALKS Must have real cash to
pav taxes; win maae 015 antum-r vu
6-room una and a half-story bungalow with
Vleeplng porch;-house cannot be built for
loiuo todAy: give me xsoo cash and as
suie my $1000 jnortgaga and you can have
the xilace. tee owner, iui iin mu-
today. -
T n I s is tax time ow ner need a little
readv money: will sell well-built 2-room
house and good lot with fruit trees, near
uiriiu Park station, at a big sacrifice;
give m Slur, eash for my equity and as
sume 4dO inortgaKe; look this up tomor
row: must be sold this week. Call 404
Plait bldg.
FOR r-AI.H
OR TRADE.
Modern 2 flats. S rooms in lower flat.
.A runiiii In uuDer Ilat. modern in an re
n.ma lot r.lixlOU. in lrvlliglon dlst. ;
mortg. 1:1500; will trade my equity 13000
for smaller house or merchandise, in
quire &tf N. 6th st. Broadway 441.
HI-..VTS urn anlna- skv high, sure as fata, but
here's a way out and a chance to make
money: If jour family is large it will Just
uit; if small, rent upstairs; It will al-
n,Bi nv tnsriillmenta. 1 offer strictly mod
em. S fine rooms, 2 toilet, finest kind of
warden, convenient "A" or "WI. cars,
oartly furnished if desired; $3."0 cash, bal
ance ey. 11D7 E. 17th N. .Main 07i,
slPRTirinE SALE).
Good modern, oloiiial, West Side horns
i r,, full lot. well located, near 21st-
etreet carllne: can't beat it; terms but no
trade. Call early.
K. s. JAClvSON, 807 Ry. Exchange bldg.
wi-vi.AT.nvv hk ai;tii-i;l.
New. six rooms and sleeping porch.
......h.B vt-v inrtre living-room
with fireplace, all the built-in effect and
conveniences, narnwooa iiooie. vuno on
.ai fini.h fine fixtures, full basemen;
47o0. terms. Main .1003. OOS-l)
Cham, uf Com.
, .....Horn hiineuinw and nuai-ter acre
Of ground Close to s:iioim iii iii . i
buy we nave nau m our omun j.. .
time; built-in conveniences. chicken
houses, fruit trees anu uin
hnreuln at 14oo: easy terms. Multnomah
Development Co.. 404 Piatt bldg.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT Splendid li-room
'("th ' This place cannot be duplicated for
lea than $4000. If Interested see it at
once, price only Jaoo.
HIIIV I. K'ARXPPP.
RAILWAY KCHANGE Hl.DO- MAIN f.7.1.
iit-uT --.i .-.nu rfl.ih at once: will aeil my
modern 5-room bungalow with concret
basement-and Bona ioit locaicu uu
" ..v.;.-v r,t-P ftl.-iili)' rlva ma iuOO cash
and you can have three, years on the bal
ance; house cuiim't ,"v;,
today. see owner, mi
. J00 BARiiAlN..
7-room house, double ronHtructed,
In
vpi-v .rood shape, lot 72xl4, good gaiuen
45oil, central East Side; don't misa tnia.
C. A. Warriner,
" RITTER, LOWE K- CO.,
- " 203-o-T Board of Trade Bldg.
in-viumwr SNAP. $J-To.
Nlre 6-rootnv bungalow, paved street
... o.h fin-iP in on Divimon at..
near 84th. Price iTO. rlM caah and
'- 50 Der mo., including nueresu
CRUSSl & DOWNEY, -
aifi BoArd of Trae. Aiain
v ww
$300 DOWN and $J0 per
ern (i-room house, near Lnion ave.. ot o0
xluO feet; a real bargain at S.loO.
Aski?.v11om'
THE BRONti CO..
-t7 4 UHaWU.
' rToi.'i--vvv. .fr AVENUE BARGAIH
54,'t Greenwood avenue, half block S. of
Clinton St., 3-room cottage, uain, iu. iui
'-,,t,. .....ramnf nniil! fine homes on each
side Price $1700; owner Is non-resident. I
Goddard & WledriCK. rutin
. : -rr I
t uk oAiiH. Ariuiiu -.v..., ..v.-. , . .
hardwood flooring throughout; three lots.
corner S3th and Oliwn sts., Laurelhurst.
No Indebtedness. . Seen by appointment.
TeVt "on" Tabor 3m.
HH rnf. Ill SL-llttta ail.ui.vu "-V"'""--
rAFIRELHURST.
Before buying elsewhere obtain our list
of exquisite homes for sale on easy terms
In Laurelhurst. the show place of Port
land. LAURELHURST CO., i..0V btark
st. Main 17UQ. A ui-i.
ROSE CITY PARK 5-room bungalow, wit!
with
sun-room. Urge living-room, w n rire-
place; furnace; nanay to car, t.o..v. I
raah. bal. mo. r. van uuyu, -jxj
Chamber Com. Mfttn lliaa.
wivvBi-KifiH Helnhls bungalow, . rooms
modern, street improvements In and paid
for nrlce i.'jivou. tt-rins. Owner 1010
Brooklyn st.. Sell wood 3oJ J.
-... nrnvv.
r.wnnsn TTin-ir'n bunisalow. lot 50x100.
nn hloek from car. Irvington Park. Full
nrif'6 f ;iU0.
GEO. T. MOORE CO.. Ablngton bldg.
RESIDENCE of 15 rooms In Nob Hill dis-
f.-'r m tun a tor iurnmucu iuuiiib. uimiu
lnsr or private aanftarium; in first-class
condition and good neighborhood; must
be Sold. AiV -U. orfgumau.
J-.ROOM house and 5 lota. 4 blocks to ear,
".m rm ftr electric lights, full lot.
close to car; n0O, Hobbs.'4IU Chamber
of Commerce. Main PP..
.m c it v t rv in it ton home at a real snap
,i - ... i 1 1 1 n.i ...
dining-room, Dutch kitchen. Come jee fori
furnace. nrepiace, uc-tm .nimsi p.i-g- i
yourseu; cunaiwr. um-. .j Vn-.w.
r. in" at.-
B-ROOM house, modern, lot 40x100 feet. East
Hide, close In, half a block from car, good
i..M,Ari,rl. Thla Is a bargain : price
$3r00, easy terms. John Bain 507- Spald
ing bldg.
SUNNYSIDE BUNGALOW. $'SM.
6 roomM, modern, near if7ih, on Belmont, j
hard surface In and paid;- eaay terms.
Grab it. naniey. i riiw.
t-..50 MODERN B-room bungalow, 1 block
"to car. Alberta district, bargain; terms to
HUlt. Main si. laoor -t. evenings.
1 l-ROOM house. 50xl0. fruit, near 5 lines.
J J. miiiuitro , f '' a.,.y 0...9 .... uu,
Oregonian.
IRVINGTiS bungalow sacrificed, attractive
large rooms, oan mwn, niiNi-e. ow,
term. Main fc078, evenings. East o04.
5-ROOM bungajow on corner, Hawthorne
district, by owner, $2AO0; no agents. J6
East .4th. corner tiara son. ,
SUNNYSIDE 7-room cottage, pavement
paid, near jaureinurav iaik, v.-uu. la
bor 330.
HUBBELL & SON. 1421 sanay, oldest firm
ROShi til 1 fAtirv. can sen you a good
house cheap. See 4is first. Taboi- 2161.
7-ROOM reMidence, l'tsrt Vaughn. St., S4500
If sold quick, hjast .v- . -
6MALL house and 50x100 rornev lot; $1100,
easy payments, owner, wooaiawn -044.
IRVINGTON
R. V. STREET.
IRV. AGENT-,
HOMES. '
REAL ESTATE.
For bale Houses.
STRICTLY MODERN BUNGALOW J KMd t
ADJOINING WALNUT PARK.
First floor has reception hall. liv. room
with fireplace, din. room with buffet.
;Dutch kitchen, one bedroom, toilet and
lavatory; front and rear porches; carpets'
and linoleum included; second floor, three
bedrooms and modern bathroom; full ce
ment basement, furnace, laundry, Ruud
htater; paving paid; faces east; price
4200.
GODDARD ft WIEDRICK. 243 Stark St.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN GARAGE.
Almost new bungalow on Division St..
near E. 30th et., at a big sacrifice; owner
moving South; very large living-room,
nice dining-room, bath and Dutch kitchen
downstairs,' 3 unusually fine bedrooms on
second floor: good cement basement, fur
nace, garage: everythinir complete and
ready to move into. $:i."oo takes It if sold
this week. J. DELAHl'XTY, East 200.
evenings. During wet k. Main 17oo.
MODERN HOME.
BEAUMONT ADDITION.
2-story, 7 rooms and sleeping porch;
full cement basement, furnace, hardwood
floors, dining room baa buffet and fire
place; price 3ou.
Goddard & Wledrlek. 243 Stark St.
A BACHELOR'S rHANr.R
$57.1 will buy two-room ahack. water
and gas piped to house; lot 100x100;
fronts on 0th ave. (now btJth st. S. 1:.). IS
blocks south of .Mt. Scott carllne; terms
tio cash, balance monthly.
OODDAR1) & WIEDRICK. 243 Stark St.
COSY 4-r. bungalow, fine condition, very
conveniently arranged. 2 blks. of Sandy
blvd. E. 70tli N. Price for short time. tl.'iOo,
terms. :. M. Derr, 1100 N. W. Bank bldg.
Main M7.
VERY CHEAP HOME,
l't-etory plastered house. 0 rooms and
' bath, porcelain sink, hot and cold water,
cement walks paid; price eS50. Terms J-liO
cash, bal. mortgage at 0 per cenu GoUdard
Wledrlek. 24 Stark.
SEVERAL BARGAINS.
One !l-ruoin liouse. very choice. STOoO:
one e'"ooo, Irvlngtnn bungalow-; one J00O;
one eSooil. East 27o. llerdman.
BY owner. 110x131, Sunnyside. beautiful 10
roora modern house, bearing fruit trees anil
berries; food apartment site. O 02, Ore
gonian. FOR SALE Irvington home. Army officer
oruereu away will sell reasonable, fur
nished or unfurnished modern b-room cor
ncr home Willi garage, i'hone East 4ub5.
MODERN B-room bungalow, all Improve
ments pal.t; mortgages S12.10, 0 per cent;
will take $1000 cash for equity; a bargain;
see owner, 1082 Arnold st.
MODERN 5-rocrm bungalow on improved
acre overiooging Oswego t.alce. S3U0U,
terms: would consider trade for city home
and assume to $1000. AK 56. Oregonian. .
THOROUGHLY modern, 7-room liouse, with
rurnlshed attic, double garage, nice yard;
tviil sell furniture If wanted. 200 li. 10th,
corner Madison. Phone East HOP..
Suburban Home Property.
GARDEN HOME.
PHENOMENAL BARGAIN acres,
house, bath, water, gas. Improved street,
:t blocks to car. Main MM.
For Sale Acreage.
FOR SALE 00 acres near Columbia High
way, 10 miles eust of Portland, splendid
building- site for Summer home. 20 acres
partly cleared, $00 per aero for entire
tract, or will subdivide. Fhoue Broadway -r7J4.
20 ACRES, ALL IN CULTIVATION.
Right 011 Pacific. Highway, near Van
couver, Wash. The best bargulti of the
year. You will be surprised how cheaply
we can sell it.
GEO. T. MOORE CO., Ablngton bldg.
TUALATIN VALLEY. 10 A., good bldgs., or
chard, oeaveruum. oir electric, lu miles out:
must be sold; $1100 call, $10UO uiurt. t
00. Oregonian.
0 ACRES. NEAR H1LLSBOUO.
All in cultivation, stocked and equipped,
$2300.
BADI.EY. 404 N. W. BANK.
FOR SALE or rent 20 acres near llubliaril.
on S. P. Ry. and Pacific Highway; In
cultivation. Woodlawn 2070.
1 13 ACRES near Hidden Sta., 1 mile from
Vancouver. .Wash., $530 for my equity. By
owner. Iba W put Park.
llomesteada.
GOOD wheat land relinqulMhmeiil, Montana,
on good road near county seal, a ruru op
portunity for a homcaocker. Information
51ft IK-rlinKer Mdg.
r or feale l-arms.
VOUR CHANCE Id IN CANADA Rich
lands and business opportunities otter
you Independence. Farm lauds, $11 to $3i
acre, irrigated landa, S:t5 to .Mr, 0 yura
to pay; S2000 loan in improvements. Loans
of llvfeHtock. Tuxes average under 10 cents
an acre ; no taxes on improvements, per
sonal property or livestock, Good markets,
church, BchooU, roads, telephone.. Ex
cellent climate crops and liveniock prove
It. Special honiejiKikar.' fare certificates.
Write for free booklet. Allan Cameron,
General Superintendent Land Branch, Ca
nadian Pacific By.. 403 Ninth ava., Cal
gary. Alberta.
BUV A FARM NOW WHILE ALL FARM
products are msn pricea. i nave a ivw
sections of excellvnt wheat land, located in
the famous Luke Bus in district, lu Still
water County, Montana. I am going to of
fer these lands at a low price and easy
terms to actual settlers. You can pay for
the land with one crop. All th-se lands ll
within two to eight miles from railway
station. For further information write E.
B. Kingman, owner, C'olumbug, Mont.
13 ACRES, extra fine soil, well nituatril,
A inlR'S from wenaicnee, vuu.; oman
house, new barn, ample water, -t acres
good commercial apples, balance culti
vated bottom land, orchard yields about
iVo0 clear yearly. Fine opportunity for
man with ramily. 1'rhe sr.iMio. terms.
Donald Macleod. o,'. I'lttock block.
10 ACltlid fine bottom land In Clarke Co
on good roud, h mile from carllne; in view
of the gre;tt development of Vancouver
thla iwoiM-nv in the hands of a good man
wlil make a valuable place; price reason
able, eaay terms, John Bain. uu7 Spaldn.
blag.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Well improved BiU-acre slock and dairy
farm, at low figure. AH implements, some
good stock Included. Will accept, guod
linuHO for part.
GEO. T. MOORE CO.. Ablngton bldg.
Rono ACRES In Southwestern Washington
tor Vale, to settler, only, upon easy terms
tr prices, $5 per acre and up. Write
?or map showing location, terms, etc.
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMFANV,
Tacoma Bldg., Tacoma, Waah.
58 ACRES, acres under cultivation, ."U
per acre; uown, u jr. muv wh uaiain.-.
Have other land for sale on same ternid.
See Draper, 4U Board of 'trade.
,o - ACHE farm, close to Mc.Minnville; this
properly nmm Ui.Cii ..a' itu ... vv-.o ,
and li acres and is a good mvestmenu
jonn jjain, qui apaiumg '"
CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES,
Near Portland; 75 to 200 per acre; easy
terms; best soil; farms for sa c, all sizes.
McFarland. goa Yeon bldg.. Portland.
1 Vim ,K uii!-acre stock and grain ranch.
well improved ; a uargam. uurei-i i uu
Sandy blvd., Portland, Or. i'huna Tabor
4;i0u.
FOR SALE lt0 acres, in beat hunting and
fishing m iTf-fuu, mivai au t-uii, suwu
ranch. A V 54S.
f 0GOED.OFF lands. 10 acj
re up : running
WMter, good anil, l tillabl
ble. employment.
easy terms.
Jesse R. Sharp, bu 3d st.
5 ACRES levei, ienced, cleared, good oll.
house , emp.oymoiiii ucr .imuniia., ?-
cash, J10 mo. JeaS'i R, fciharp, 8J ad st.
For Sale Mlscellaneona.
SEE Mrs. Etchison, 401 E. COth at. N., for
Rose City property aim omer propoi uvm
In this city. Farms specialty. Phone Ta
bor 6H05. '
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WE HAVE prospective purchasers for resi
dences calling at our oi rices- every ohj ;
phone us anu we win can ana iook yours
over. Main 1)1 10, Tabor --40; Chapman
Wintler Co.
WARM BUNGALOW WANTED.
In Rose City Park. Must be well lo
cated and thoroughly modern, with garage
or room for same. State lowvst cash price
and full particulars. AJ i, Oregonian.
, ... ..ntvi-nvr L'M' I." tl ,-u-va D 11 V P k I i' 1"
v A.N I .uunr. iv.-- r 1 f ji. i. urtuv .
iiiMt b tn srood locality. Will give lots
valued at Siooo and $;0 cash as first
payment and will assume from $1J0J to
j -i M . B 5o. Oregonian.
CLIENT wants strictly modern 4-rooin bun
galow, prefers near Alberta car, not over
sjouo; pay i00 down and -(' monthly
and interest. Goddurd & Wiedrlck, i43
stark.
WANTED A modern 5-room bungalow in
' Sunnytiide addition, for about H-oOO.
Railway Exchange Bldg., Main 67ft.
WANT Rose City Park bungalow this aide
.Uih St.: otrer ciear nawinorne iol una
$3000 cash; no inflated values. Kummell
ft RummeU, 274 Stark st.
CLIENT will buy 4 or 5-room cottage with
bath and elec.. on m. jo fins canine, up in
$1,100, pay $200 cash and $20 monthly and
interest. Ooddard & Wiedrlck. 24:1 Stark.
WANTED 0 or li-room modern house In
Hawthorne or near jn vision street, o. o.
Sleuen. Main 301"; Main 2J02 after 0
P.. M.
CLIENT waiting, will pay all cash for mod
ern bungatow, price raut be right; hurry
If you have bargain. Jluin 1VM53. 506-0
Cham, of Com.
WANTED Small modern bungalow, Imv
gain; .under $1500; $250 down. K 53, Ore
gonian. W1IL buy your West Side improved or un
improved property for cash at a sacrifice
only to $2.1,000. B Xi, Oregonian.
WANTED $2000 bungalow. N. B, -Wood-lawa
41 U5. 1