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Newspaper Page Text18 THE "MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, SEPTE3IBER 20, 1919. MINISTERS ARE TRIED! KEY". MR. MOWREY IIEI-D TO HAVE HARBORED COREAXS. Japanese Suspend Jail Sentence; Rev. Mr. Bell, in Fatal Acci dent, Is l'ined. "WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. A state department report of ttie trials last April of the Rev. Eli M. Mowrey, a Presbyterian missionary, for harbor ing Coreans engaged in anti-Japanese propaganda, and of Rev. Kugene Bell for careless driving of an automobile which resulted in a fatal accident, has been transmitted to the senate by the White House. The Rev. .Mr. Mowrey. the report fald, had a trial of "reasonable fair ness," and, it was stated, committed a '"serious oversight" in failing to seek a continuance of his trial. Sen tence of four months' imprisonment was suspended. From the report of American Am bassador Morris at Tokio. the state department communication declared, "the evidence may be construed as sufficient to allow the inference that Mr. Mowrey did unlawfully harbor five young Coreans, who, he 'guesses,' hut did not actually know, were flee ing from the police." American authorities, it was stated, took every precaution to secure the missionary's rights. Regarding Rev. Mr. Bell, the report said a fine of 50 yen was imposed under a Japanese law penalizing driv ers of vehicles in which a death oc curs in an accident. No appeal was taken. SHOCK Corea, Aug. 26. (Corre spondence of the Associated Press.) Coreans have raised a fund of the equivalent of $5000 for the defense of the leaders of the insurrection who will be tried this autumn. Efforts will be made to secure the services of some well-known foreign lawyer. The preliminary trial of a number of lead ing agitators of the city of Sachon re sulted in the death sentence for nine and life imprisonment for six others. An appeal was taken. BURLESON DENIES CHARGE los.linaster-Gciieral Avers Civil Service Law Is Respected. WASHINGTON. Sept. 25. Denial that anv effort had been made by the postoffice department to influence the civil service commission in the rating of eligible appointees for postmasters of first, second and third-class offices is maiN' uv Postmaster-General Burle son in a letter to Speaker Gillett. On the contrary, the department, he asserted, has observed "at all times in letter and in spirit," the presiden tial order for the certification of the candidate with the highest rating. JEWS END REUNION TODAY i Rabbi Wise to Speak at New Year Services This Morning. The services of Rosh Ilashana, the Jewish New Year, which has been ob served the past two days by the con gregations of Portland synagogues, will end today. A number of stores have been closed so that employes might join in the feasting and re unions, which are part of the cele bration. Rabbi Jonah B. "Wise yesterday morning addressed an unusually large audience in Temple Beth Israel and will speak again this morning at the synagogue at Sixth and Hall streets. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Vanrouvr Marriage Licenses. SCOTBER(ILL'N'D Frank Scotbers, 26, of Ktna. Wash., and Sophia Lund, '23, of Etna, Wash. KISSEL-MKEK John Kissel, 31. of Portland, and Mary .Meek, 23, of Scap poose. Or. BL'RSO.M-GORSLIXE Rey Burson, 20. of Linnton, Or., and Martha Gorsline, 27, of Linnton. Or. N1CKSON-LOOMTS Dudley Nickson, 2S, of Fort Georse, B. C. and Frankie Loom is, 30. of Portland. BROWN- HUNTER Earl Brown. 24. of San Francisco, Cal., and Edythe- Hunter, 18. of Portland. RICHARDSoN-MUHS William Richard son, 33, of Portland, and Alice Muhs, 23, of Portland. PORTER-RUSSELL Stephen Porter. 32. of Sheridan, Or., and Cecil Russell, 19, of Tiller. Or. ALSl'P-TILLER William Alsup. 21, of Crass Valley, Or., and Dorothy Tiller, 20, of Grass Vallev, Or. TILLER-KELLY Roy Tiller. 9. of Orass Valley, or., and Ethel Kelly, 24, of Oregon Citv, Or. LEER-BROWN T. R. Leer, 37, of Portland, and Alta Brown, 40, of Portland. OBERSON-PLESS1NGER Joe Obernon, 23, of I ndepenilrrnce, Or., and Lila Plea singer, 20, of Independence, Or. HEIMAN-LEAHBY F. Heiman, 22, of Lenta, Or., and Ethel Leahey, 19, of Lents. Marriage Licenses. HENXTXG-S M I TH David J. Henninp, SO, 2VJ East with street, and Lillian May Smith, 25, 374 Third street. CHURCH I LL-BRADEN Richard C. Churchill, legal, 4o4i Washington street, and Bertha Lee Braden, legal, Hillsdale, Oregon. FINDLEY-BALDWIN Paul Florentine Find ley, 26, ft72H 85 th street, and Grace Mar Rare t Baldwin, 20. 704 Hoyt street. DOMXTSSE-DICK John N. Domnisse, 32, 830 East Eleventh street, and Agnes Dick. 20, 441 East 41st street North. ROH WE R-KU BY Herman E. Rohwer. 27, il3ti i'3d street S. E., and Mary Kuby, 19, 291 45th street. Births. DERRICK To Mr. and Mrs. Ira Derrick 423 West Second street, September 20, & son. H EXNESPT To Mr. and Mr?. H. H. Hennessy, 699 Everett street, September 23, a ton. POWERS To MJr. and Mrs. W. P. Power.-, 40.i Rose lawn avenue, September 11. a daughter. PHILL1PPI To Mr. and Mr?. R. L. Phi liippt. 590 East Twenty-seventh street North, September 15, a son. COUPE To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coupe. -7 North Central, September lt, a daugh ter. XAKOJI To Mr. and Mrs. K. Zakoji, 85 North Ninth street, Sepiember 10, a daughter. DU LI S To Mr. and Mrs. George Dulis, 190 E. Sixth street, September 10, a daugh ter ROUSE Edward Rouse, 047 First street, Soptpmbrr 22. a fiHUphtr. Official Casualty Report. WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. The re vised list of casualties to date, rot including those reported below, is as follows: Killed In action (including 382 at tea) 34, ."1 rid from woumis J H.tt."4 Died oC diMea.c Ilfd from at-rident and other causes 5,liit2 A'ounied In action (.over So per cent returned -14,412 JJisfinp in action mot including priHonera released and returned . 2 Total to date 211. A01 Killed in Action Campbell, William Corp. , Meyerdali Pa.; A b bate, Aas qualle. New York, N. Y. lled from Wounds Skinner, A. H., Sandwich. N. H. Died from Accident and Other Cause Cass, W". H. lieut. , Sacramento, Cal. ; iale, C. C. (.SffL. Neodesha, Kan.; Tully, X. T. (.Sgt.), Kufaula, Ala.; Brown, Frank ( Sgt.), Walhalla, S. C. ; Smith. Isreal (Corp.), Washington, D. O. ; Brandow, Bur ton. Earlton, J, Y. ; Lonp, James, layo, Ireland; Pierce, Max, Kl Paso. 111.; Howe, K. W-, Gloucester, Mass.; Ceresola, I. M., Wadsworth, Nev. ; Snow, Frank, Kail City, Ala. Died of IUeate Goehring. Edward Sgt.), Brooklyn, N. Y. : McGoldrick, R. K. (Corp.. Caldwell. Idaho; Stonp, G. W., Oakland, Cal.; Atkeson, A. J., Tipton. Mo.; Baker, W. 13. , Hamilton, N. C. ; yheridan, Bobcrt, WilUamsville, Mo. CORRECTIONS. Erroneously Reported Killed in Action Keed. E. S., Spiro, Okla. Pied (Previously Reyvrted Killed in Ac- tlon Griffith, Charles (Corp.), Bridgeport, Ohio. Died of Disease ( Previously Reported Died of Wound Bradford, W. N. Sgt., Machia.s. Me. ; Simpson, R. P., Fairfield, III.; Zollman, A. L., Georgetown, Ind. ; Powell, Edwin G.. Scranton, Pa, Killed In Action Previously "Reported Died of Disease) Bradley, J. W., Jason ville. Jnd. Previously Reported Wounded. Now Re ported Died Crice, J. W., Barlow, Ky. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. temperature. :j degrees; minimum temper- I ature, 57 degrees. River reading, 8 A. M .1.4 feet: change in laHt 24 hours. O.S-foot i fall. Total rainfall 15 P. M. to 5 P. M . , none: total rainfall since Seotember 1. 1919. 1 2. OS inches ; normal rainfall since Sept. 1, 1.3i Inches: excess of rainfall since Sept. 1. 1919, 1.29 inches. Sunrise. 7:02 A. M. ; sunset. 7:0 P. M. ; total sunshine, 12 nours 1 minute ; possible sunshine, 12 hours 1 minute. Mtuonrise, 8:50 A. M. ; moonset, 7:21 I. M. Itarometer treduced sea level), 5 I. M., l!9.7: inches. Relative humidity: b A. M., 7S per cent; 1 P. M., 4S per ceu', 6 P. M., 37 per cent. THE WEATHER. ir tr wind lift? I '. V. - - . " - '. - c I - '. STATIONS. Weather. Baker 4'2 SL' 0 Boise Z2 S4;l Boston Sit;o t'aiKHi'y .... ::' o "hivaso .... "i-l' find IVnvr 44! 7s ii I-s Moines.. 4S K4 0 Kureka I .".40 (Jalveston .. 7'! M' 0 HeU-na I 441 "SO. tj tinea 11 !4 1 Kansas City. .ir "till I. os Anpeles. SSj 84 0 Marshfield . ... 74 o Medlord tj 11 M iiineapollM . . 412 (I New Orleans To' S4 o. New York... r.S 7T.0. North liend. .V.i l'4 II. N. Yakima. . 44 1 4 II. I'ocatelto ... 4S! Si) 0 Portland .... Sl o KoseburiT ... ."ii; MM Sacramento.. l! im II. St. Louis.... mr 7n. Salt Lake... f.L'l S4 0 San Diego... I fill! T'.'ll S. Francisco. -VJi fiS.O. Seattle ri4' 7t ll. Sitka. 441 r.4 o. Spokane 4ti! S-"0. Taroma .... ."-! 7S0, Tatnosh lal.. .".so. tValdez 34 .-. 0. Walla Walla. .".Hi Mill. Washington.. 541 Sii'O. Winnipeg 3Q ."Sn). tA. M. today. -'P. : inff day. .nol . JNff .tinl. .NW . Os -JO S .110 l'J'XK .110 12XW .mi: . . S . 011! . . NE K'lear jClear flear ( Moudy (Mear near Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Rain Kar Pt. cloudy ctear clear iciear (Pt. cloudy IClear .00 ..iW .OO!. .SK .00 10. sw ..".si. .1 . 00! ..IK .00: . . 'W .00 IL'INW .011 loiNW . 00! . . !xV .oil' . . IN W . on 'riiliKW .00 it; N .no!, .isw .IMI1U V .011! . . ! K . mil . .IN .onj. . S .on . Jxw .0(11. . IW Clear Clear Clear il 'lear Clear IClear iCIear IClear .00 12NW C ear . no 3:sw IClear . ooi. .Isw ( lear Pt cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy .7- . . W .fiiiiilsw .fnii . . !n .00:1s sw .0(1 ..IXE ."II . . w .011!. .aw .00! . . !s FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair; gentle west erly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair; gentle wester:v winds. AM V SEM ENT8. MATI.EE TOMORROW ALCAZAR MUSICAL PLATERS With MABEL TVILRER AND OSCAR km; MAX 1 In Frank Ianieln om!c Opera. THE WIZARD OF THE NILE Eve. 541c, 7 ."-. 91; Wed, and Sat. Mn.l. 25e, ."tile. fit AVek. "THE 1.1 LA C It MINO" Engage Seat Xow. BAKER STOCK COMPA.W All Wffk Mat. We-d., Sat. By Special Arrangement With Oliver Morocco. THE WALK-OEFS A Clever Comedy by the Authors of "Upstairs and Down," Etc. Nut Week Sick-a-Bed. A N T A G E MAT. DAILY 2.30 S Vaudeville's Latent Novelty TIIK KREMLIN OK MOSCOW With Maurice (.ulden. On n (ompiuiy and tlie Famous Kiitsinn National Balayka Orchestra,. C OTHKK BIG ACTS 6 Three Performances Daily. .Night Curtain at 7 and 9. The Laushu Are on Vm. Come. Uet Em! ffllPPGDUCME TODAY TONIGHT THL'ItS.. FR1.. SAT. PROTEAX ACTHESS. "THE QlIl'KKST WOMA.N IX TH2 WORLD." ELLIS NOWLAN AND COMPANY J1EBRV MONARCHS OK THE . SAWDLST IlICi KATHLEEN CLIFFORD Powerful Society Prama, "THE L.AW THAT DIVIDES." BILLY AXD SI" A CRACKLES Music. Songs and Dances. HALL AXD TYSON', "I Want a Kiss." LEW WARD Elite Comedian. JACK AXD JI XS LAl;iILIX "A Breeze From Broadway. Let the Kids -o to the Ctrcnn. LYRIC MuMcal Comedy. Matinee Dally at 2. Nights at 7 and 9. This AVeek Dillon and Franks In THE KING OF ALABAZU. Gorgeous Musical Extravaganza, With 23 Pretty Girls. CHORUS GIRLS CONTEST TONIGHT CIRCLE Fourth at AVasbington Marguerite Clark in "Mrs. WIrrs of tlie Cabbage Patch" Also A Christie Comedy and a Fictottraph Open from 9 o'clock In the morning untu 4 o'clock of the following morning. Last Week of Dancing at COUNCIL CREST PARK Pavilion Closes Saturday lKht. BASEBALL Portland vs. Sacramento Vaughn St. Park Sept. a:t, 24. 23. 2, 27. ZS Donble-Hender Sunday, 1:30 P. M. M MARION UNSON AMUSEMENTS. Secure Tlefcets Early. Avoid Crowd at Box Office T TT7TT TrB""T at Taylor M. -M- t A Jl A Slain 1 and A 111 TODAY TONIGHT, -time TO MORROW COSTIMOtS 1 TO 11 P. 31. CHILDREN UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED. PUBLIC fBsIL,77t jrZ,AtSitrtii HAVE YOU TOLD TOIK DAUGH TER WHAT YOU KXOW SHE OUGHT TO KNOWI POPULAR PRICES. Floor, 50c. Ilalcony. .1 .", 25c fiui.-.Mon.-Tur. NiRlit, 15c to $1. San.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Af'noon. 15c to 75o Amelia Stone and Annan Kaliz BABKT BRSEN SXTKf UONTI BOYS Sybil Vane MAIXTA BONCONI BELLI a WOOD CDIOCSA3U TOPICS OF THE DAT Mrs. Gene Hughes SHOW CLOSES WITH WED. MA TIX EE. Dance Tonight COTILLION HALL MMton Hatter field and the New Cotillion Orchestra. Public da-nclna, every evening except Sunday. Sunday afternoon and eve. at Columbia Beach. Fe4 tor Classified Advertisements In The Oregonian. Daily and Sunday Per line. One line ISc Two contterutive times 22c Three consecutive timen 30c Six or seven conecutive times 63c The following- elaHiflrationn exrepted, the ratA f which in 7c pr line per day: Situation! Wanted Male. Situations Wuuted remale. No ad taken for lens than two line. .Count six word to the line. Advertisement (except Ier Honalf") will he taken over the tele phone If the advertiser i a suhHcriber to either phone. No prices will be Quoted over the iihone. but statement will be rendered the following day. A1 vert icemen ts are taken for The Daily Dreffoniau until 7:30 I. M . ; for The Sunday Oresonian until 6 P. M. Saturday. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction House. 10 A. Furniture. H!-171 Second st. MEETING NOTICES. AL KADER TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. XI. S. Stated ses sion Saturday, September 27. at 8 o'clock P. M. Masonic temple. West Park and lamhill streets. VisltltiR nobles cordially invited, liy order of the potentate. HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder. MILTXOMAH CAMP. NO. 77. W. O. W.. will give a dance at their hall. 112 East tith st. this (Friday) evenintr. Sept. 2t. All mem bers of V. O. W.. their families and friends cor dially Invited. i J- O. WILSON. Clerk. Will meet this (Friday) eve ning at S o'clock, at 22ft LCas. Alder st. Work in the second M9lSJI degree. Visitors are welcome. inflF L. W. WKISBXBORX. N. O. LU.U.L. FREDERICK COZENS. Rec. Sec. SELLWOOD LODGE. NO. 131. A. F. AND A. M. Stated meeting this (Friday) evening 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. J. H. BUTLER, Sec. ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO 162. A. F. AND A. M. Soe cial communication Friday evening. Sept. 2"., at 7 o'clock. F. f. decree. Visitlns breth ren welcome. G. W. COOK. Secy. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Friday) evening, 5 o'clock. Masonic temple. Work in M. M. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. By order by W. M. H. J. HOUGHTON. Sec. MYRTLE CHAPTER, NO. 13. O. E. S. Regular meeting this l Friday) evening in Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock. Degrees. ny orner oi . -m . JENN1K H. GALLOWAY", Sec. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. NO. 14S1. ROYAL ARCANUM, meets the second and fourth Fridays of each month in the K. P. hall at 11th and Alder sis., at S 1". M. G. D. KENNEDY. Resent. S. :. HHRL1XGER. Sec. WEBFOOT CAMP NO. 65, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night at W. .O. W. temple, 128 11th street. All members welcome. Kum to Kamp Friday night. H. I- BARBL'R, Clerk. DANCING. NOW OPEN. Berkeley dance hall, 120 4th st. Dance every Sat. Good floor and good music. Pay us a visit and have a good time. EMBLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros., 11- Gth st. FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems. cla?s pins and medals. 310 Washington st. FLORISTS. LUBLINER, FLORIST. 32 Morrison t.. Portland hotel. Mar. 7.S. o4H Morrison bet. Bdy and Park. Mar. 207. Portland'! Leading Flower Shops. MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 354 Washington. Main :i0ft, A l'J'JU. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 'S7 Morrison st. Main or A 1S0.". Fine flowers and floral designs. No branch stores. PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder. Flowers and designs, very reasonable, Marshall ri:t'2. 1RV1NGTON PARK FLORAL CO.. 4th and Yamhill. Funeral designers; lowest prices. MAX M. SMITH. Main 72ir, A 3121, Sell ing bldg.. Sixth and Alder sts. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 27 Washington iU bet. tU ana tb. Jdtua 10-, iittl. Starring 'Kj'Ji Richard Bennett J' ;3lCi-rl Claire Adams - VmSi iiiiiiiis HASSALO 2 niFp. HANSEN" September 25, at the- family residence, oai Division street. Peder Hansen, aire 71 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Alberta Hansen, father of Thor leif and Mathew Hansen, Mrs. Alberta Sy verson. Mrs. Margaret Baker. Mrs. Marie Anderson. Mrs. Anna Andreasen anil the lata Peter Ernest Hansen. Re mains at Pearson's undertaking; parlors, Russell street at Union avenue. MOORE On September 25, at her resi dence, 1S0S East Tenth St., Mrs. Mar garet Octavla Meldrum Moore, beloved mother of Rufus S. Moore of Klamath Falls. Mary Bertha Moore and Henrietta K. Moore of Portland, and sister of Mrs. t. P. Thompson, Mrs. S. M. McCown and Henry Meldrum. Funeral notice later. FORSYTHE In this city Sept. 23. Mrs. J. t. Forsythe. late of Cambridge, Idaho; mother of Miss Faye L. Boggs of this city. The remains are at Finley's, Mont gomery at oth. LTDEX In this city. September 24. Neal Lyden. aged ;'.4 years. Remain" at Dun ning & MtEntef" parlors. Broad way and Ankeny &t. Funeral notice later. WE furnish limousines for funeral service. Jones Automobile Livery. Marshall 114. FCyERAL NOTICES. EOHBERG Sept. 2.".. at 7R0 Lonirlw ave., Charles Kchberg, ag-d : years, beloved father of Esther, Florence, Carl and lialph Echberrf. Mrs. Evelyn Ax. on and Mrs. Eleanore P terson. Fu neral servic-os -will be conducted tomor row (Saturday), Sept. 27. at 1:30 P. M., from the August ana Lutheran church, corner of Rodney avenue and Stanton street. Frit-nds invited. Interment Rose City cemetery. Remains are at Pearson's undertaking parlors, Kussell st. at Union avenue. KRETMAN Sept. 2". 101f. at her late residence. 241 E. Fourteenth street ( cor ner Main). Mm. Hannah M. K rot man, widow of the late Thomas Kretman, and beloved mother of Mrs. II. T. Behund sen. and Esther M. Kretman. Funeral from above residence Saturday morning, Sopt. 27, i:U, 1:30. Thence to St. Francis church. 12th and E. Pine, where mass will be olfered at 10 A. M. Friends Invited. Please omit flowers. BR AA K In this city Sept. 24. Helnhard O. Braak, aged 2H years, late of 7."0 Love joy st., brother of Mallvina Braak of this city and Theodore Braak of Sa lem, Or., and nephew of Mrs. A. Braak and Mm. John Elfers. The funeral ser vices will be held Friday, September 21. at 2.30 o'clock P. M., at Finley's, Mont gomery at 5th. Friends Invited. Inter ment at Riverview cemetery. FISHER At the family residence. 6105 E. 43d st. S. E., September 24, Ralph W. Fither. aged tl years 11 months 17 days, beloved husband of May Fither, father of Claud M. Fisher and Mrs. Oda Van Horn of this city. Funeral services will be held at Dunning &. McEn tee's chapel, Broadway and Ankeny St., today ( Fri day), September 2G, at 2 P. M. Friends invited to attend. Interment Rose City cemetery. N ELS EN In this city, September 24. Ptren Kelsen, agd 30 years, late of 6717 30th ave. S. E., this city, beloved wife of Eldor Nelsen. Funeral services will be conducted today (Friday), Sep tember 2(1, at 2 P. M., from the above residence. Friends invited. Interment Multnomah cemetery. Remains at Pear son's undertaking parlors, Russell street at Union avenue. BARDEN Tn this city September 24. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Harden, aged 7H years, at her late residence, 271 college street, wife of the late Rev. Henry A. Barden. Funeral services will be held today (Fri day!, Sept. 2ti, at '2 P. M., from Eric son's residential funeral parlors. Friends invited. THOMPSON Funeral services of my be loved wife. Emma Thompson, mother of Mildred, also survived by a brother, H. V. Wilberg. Norway, will be held from Lerch funeral parlor at 11th and Clay sts.. Friday at 2 o'clock. Interment at liose Ciiy cemetery. PAYSON At the residence. 470 E. ROth St. N., Sept. 22, lll!. Arthur 1. Payson, aged 47 years. Friends invited to at tend funeral services at Holman's funer al parlors at 2 P. M. today (Friday). Sept. 2ii, ltlll). Interment at Multnomah cemetery. HOSKINS In this city. Sept. 23. Mar garet Hoskins. aged 34 years, wife of Lon Hoskins of Vancouver, Wash. The remains will be forwarded this (Friday) evening by J. P. Finley & Son. to Col -ville. Washington, where services will be held and interment made. CASH In this city, Sept. 2.1, Nathaniel B. Cash, aged 00 years. Beloved hus band of Lizzie Cash. Funeral services will be held (today). Friday. Sept. 27 at 2 P M , at the chapel of Miller & Tracy. Interment at Multnomah Park cemetery. Dl'N'X In this city. Sept. 23. 1010. Arthur W. Dunn, aged 21 years. Friends invit ed to attend funeral services at Hol man's f un ral parlors at 3 P. M. today (Friday). Sept. 2f., l'Jltt. Interment Rooe City Park cemetery. BRAAK The funeral services of the late Rheinhard O. Braak will be held today (Friday) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at Fin lev's, Montgomery at 3th. Friends In vited. Interment at Riverview cemetery. THOMPSON Funeral services of th late Emma Thompson w ill be held today ) Friday. Sept. 20. at 2 V. M. at P. L. Lerch funeral parlor. E. 1 1th and .lay. FINERAL DIRECTORS. HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 1S77. Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507, A 1511. Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Wash. st. bet. 20th and 21st., west side. Main 2611. Lady Assistant. A 7oS3. J.P. FINLEY & SON PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Main 0. Montgomery at 5th A 15UU. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home, ltUh and Everett fts. Fhone Broadway 2133; Home. A 133. F. S. PUNNING. INC. 414 E. Alder, phone Eat 52. Perfect service, personal direction, free ure of floral chapei and auto equipment- DOWNING & McNEMAR mail at E. 7th. East 54, Irvlntiton dist. - ..... f f t.' V T" IT I.' f ,na 1 A I L L .n r l .N OC .liic-. . WI3, Broadway and Pine sts. Phone Broadway 430- A 4558. Lady attendant. PT T T7,Tr,TIL;ast Htn nd Clay sta. . Li. AjUj-UOXI East 7S1. B 1&33. ER1CS0N Twelfth and Morrison sts. Broadway 1!534. A. D. KEN WORTHY CO.. BS02-04 U1M St.. Lents. Tabor 6267. BREEZE & SNOOK Tab. 1 S. B 1546 1047 Belmont. A. R. ZELLAR CO. 592 Williams Ave. East 1US8. C 1088. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. M. 4ir2, A Lady assistant. VAri.TS AND CREMATION. Vault Burials tlon. Disinterments for either. Hell. 967. MOM MKMR. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS S6 4h St.. Opp. City Nail. Nru Droa. rfb BLAESING GRANITE CO. i TJ THIRD AT MADISON STREET OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Kootn 153 Courthouse, fitb st. Kntrancf. I'll one from 8 to y Main !H8. Home Phone from ft to 5. Main 378. Home WoodlaMn 7b4. KeMrt all cane of enie'ty to the above addrei. Electrical lethal rhamher for small animal. Horse ambulance for sick and dinabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring it doff or other pet, com municate with us. Call for all lost or strayed stock, as we look after the lm loundiiifc. There Is no more city pound. Juht Oregon Humane Society. NEW TODAY. DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY 25x1 OO TWO-STORY BRICK ON FIRST ST. Nrar Stark. PRICE $12,000 iOni)ARD & WIKDIMCK. S4.T Stark St. Phonp your want ads to The Orcgo niaa. lln 70J0. A 6085, Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and sified for ready reference. For rates information, telephone The Oregonian. ACCOUNTANTS. JLLILS R. BLACK, accountant, auditor, specialist on Involved accounts. Modern systems Installed, maintained. 12S-U fil tock block. Telephone Broadway 1. ALTEKATIONS. ALTERATIONS and refitting of ladles' e?rmen'; work suaranteed. at reason able prices. 1. Keubln. Ladies' Tailor, Bush A; Lane bldg. ASSAYERS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 12 Second tjQld. silver and platinum bought. BOOKS XKW AND SKCOND-HAND. SCHOOL supplies, new and second-hand school books, magazines and stationery. JOHNSON BOOK STOKE. 190 4lh St. CANCER TREATED. L. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED. Morgan bldg. Marshall 6143. CARPKT WEAVING. RUGS The Kind that wear the best are IIUUu made from your worn-out carpets by the Northwest Rug Co. tFormer ad dress 1."i3 Cnlon ave.) Rag rugs woven all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refitting and resizing. Mall orders solicited. JS E. Hth st. PHONE EAST 3i0. B 12MI. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Rag Rugs, all sizes Mail orders prompt. Send for Booklet. 0x12 rugs steam or dry cleaned, fl.50. FLUFF RUO CO. B4-r)6 Union ave. N. East (1516. B 14T5. C KLI.U.OID BITTONS. TUB IRWIX-HODPON COMPANY. 3S. Vahlngton. Broadway 434. A 1254. CHIKOPRACTOIt. oOO.ooo KNOW McMahon. lon Chiroprac tor. Throngs pronouncing treatment easl est. best, permanent. 3 treats" $13. TeL CHIROTODIST ARCH SPECIALISTS. WILLIAM. Estelle and Kloretta De Veny. the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In the city. I'arlors 30J ller llnger bldg.. s. W. comer 2d and Alder. I'hoiie Main 1301. CHIROPODIST. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist; corns bunions, foot arches ma do to order. 311 Kwetland bldg.. 0th and Wash. Main lost. CIRCILAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal bldg.. Marshall 0S2. Multigraphlng. mimeographing andmailadvertlslng. THE LETTER SHOP Main 30467" 46r."Cen tral bldg. mimeographing; speed, service. COLLECTIONS NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17f. No collections, no charge. Established 1900 DANCING. KATHERNE M. ROWN guarantees to teach all latest dances In 12 strictly private lessons. Learn to dance where each pupil receives personal attention. 12 lessons 6 lessons n. 4 lessons 12. (Hi:! Ellers bldg.. bet. 4th and .'.th on Wash, st. Main ,'0(l4. BERKELEY DANCING ACADEMY. 125 4th St. 3d floor. First-class Instructors: les sons day and eve. Main 331 S. Pance Sat. MRS BATH'S DANCING academy. 3d 5r PeurTI bldg.: private lessons day r.c, i.tHB x uca. eve. .Main 13-t.. MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY. 109 2d St. Ball" ' mm mape oancing. Alain -'loo. HOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE City Veterinary hospital. 413 East 7th. East 147. B 1902. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. II.M.II.ELECTRIC CO. 31 N. 1st St.. Portland. Or. Re winding and electrical repairing a specialty. See us about new or used motors. Bdwy. 1045. A 1046 EVE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. DR. R. F. CASSEDAV. Specialist. ;is-s fitted. 700 E. Burnside. cor. 2uth. E. 47U4. HARDWOOD FLOORING. GET estimates for new or old house. Port land Hardwood Floor Co.. 1S7 W. Park st. ISili WHOLESALERS AND ftLVNUFACTURERS AUTO TOPS. I riPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. DUBRUILLE TOP CO.. 8th and Oak sts. I TH E PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY, DRV GOODS. NOTIONS. US-70-72 Front St.. Portland. LniMi'CI CDICI Pfl Stockroom and ot- M. I.. KI.INE. Sl-Sil Front street. UI.UtL5rltLUU. flee. 47 N. 5,h St. PH'.MBING AND STEAM SU P. IKS. KA.N MERCHANTS. THEPEER1.ESS PAC.FIG COMPANY?- P.M'11'iC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bidg. ti.-7u-72 lnm St.. I'ortland. HATS AND CAPS. M. 1.. KLINE. S4- Front street. THANHAI SEH HAT CO.. 33-55 Front St. PRODI CE C OMMISSION MER H INT,. HIDES. WOOL AND CASCARA BARK. KVEtI,Xt. jfc "FAiTltElTlI 140 Front st. KAHN UllOS.. 195 Front st. MILL SUPPLIES. KOPK AN" TWINK. THE PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY. ' ""lag. Co.. 14lh and Nor,hrup. ti-7-72 Front St.. Portland. SASH. DOORS AND GLASS. PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER CO.. Front and Morrison. W. P. FULLER CO.. Front and Morrlyon. WALL PAI'KIt RASMUSSI-'N A- CO.. Second and Taylor. Mol:G.V WALL PAPylt CO.. 2::o 2d T. NEW TODAY. MODERN CONSTRUCTION CO. GARAGE BUILDERS 315 E. 11th St. East 5114 FOR SALE BY OWNER. A good 7-room house In Hose City rark, 50x100 lot. with fraraRe, price S4800. Tern-.t; on part if desired. To inspect property see Mr. Daring at 2K4 Oak St. SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS Old Ruga and Woolen Cloth In ft. We Make Keverslble. Hand - Woven FLUFF RUGS They Wear I.Ike Iron. Mall Order. Send for Booklet. Hk Ituars Woven. All Slsea. Carpet Gleaning 0il2 llnga. Steam Cleaned, SI..V1. WKSTKIIJi KLIKF KIC t'O 4 I nlon Ae. N. Kaat .MI. II 147S Garages Call for Illustrated Trice List. 354 Ankeny M. Phone Broadway 149 Sam Connell Lumber Co. 51 Of MortgageLoans 2 0 Edward E- Goudey Co. V. 8. II. a k. Hulldlnu JOHN B. COFFEY MOKK.A(.K LOANS. Insurance Surety Bonds 802 W Ucv SXds. Alaia 792 A 3702 fen I Inx professional men condensed and clas by the month or year, or other Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. HEMSTITCHING. K. STEPHAN, hemstitchlnK. scalloping, ac cordian side pleat, buttons covered; mall orders, la l'lttock blk. Broadway I'M. Ml SIC. EMIL Till EL HORN, violin, viola teacher; pupil Sevclk. 07 KUedner bids. Broad way iny. MUSIC furnished by Hawaiian orchestra for society Ulnneis. parties and lunch eons. Broadway 2-41. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. GLASSES AT A SAVlNli. gr. I solicit your patronage on the MkiS basis of capable service. Thou sands of satisfied customers. A trial will convince you. Charles W. Good man, optometrist, 2u'J Morrison. M. 2124. ATTENTION! EYES RIGHT! Dr. George RubensLein. veteran op tician. Is right on the Job of littmt the best eyeglasses at reasonable prices 22o Mon liron street, near Second. TATENT ATTORN EV S. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience V. S. and foreign patents. 01 Dekum bldg. GOI.DBLRG. 620 Worcester bids- M. 2j2A. rilVSIClANS. 80 increased efficiency druglem 1 jO treatment, goitre, headache, appen dicitis, tonsllltis. without surgery. IT. Raymond E. Watturs. 30B Swettand bldg. Marshall 4S!2. . DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway building. Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver. kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female dlsord.-rs. skin affections, blood pressure DR. J. K. W. KEHRER. phys. and surg.. has opened offices M.iU-813 Stevens bldg. Main 747.".. Residence. Campbell hotel. Marshall . PI.IMBING Sl'PPIJKS. PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices. Starke Davl Co.. 212 3d. M. iJI- TKINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS, J. E. Gantenbeln. mgr. Printing and linotyping. ",ls Front at., corner Stark. Main orAHia. DDIWTIWf! V. W. BALTES & COMPANY. rnlill IllU 1st and Oak sts. M. 165. A 11G5. SKCOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARDWARE : FURNITURE CO, 221 Front st. We buy and sell everything In the hardware and furniture line. Phone Main 8970. A 7174. TINTING. ROOMS tinted $3.50 and up. Hawthorne Construction Co. pnone r.ast TRANSFER AND STORAGE. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH "The Service With a Reputation." MOVIN'G-PACK'G-STORAGE-BAGGAGB 13th and K arne-. Branch , Bdwy. PHONE BDWY. 3309 OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 C.LISAN St. Corner of 13th. Phone Broadway 121 or 1169. We own and operate two large Class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates In city. FIREPROOF STORAGE C M. OLSEN TRANSFER CO.. 24S Pine, MADISON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSE OF FICE. 1K9 Madison st. General merchan dlse and forwarding agents. Main 1691. PACKING. MOVING. STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE A TRANSFER CO.. 1S PARK ST. MAIN 5l.". A 1051. CI.AY S. MORSE. Inc. TRACKAGE. STORAGE. TRANSFER. 44S-454 Gl.lSAN ST. TRANSFER. EATON & MAXWELL TRANSFER CO.. Piano and furniture moving. long distance hauling a bp" 'laity. 222 Pine st. Phones: Office M. 7S2; res. Wdln. 6203. WATCH REPAIRING. HIGHEST prices paid, old watches and Jewelry. Condition no object. Repairs a specialty. Rainier Jewelry Co. 4401. vvashlngton st. REAL K STATE. S.N'AI. I.'.oOo Three acres. Powell Vallev and 7Uh t., it told at once. Call alter 3 H. M., owner. 4(H7 t5th t. ij. K. 1 K V INGTON Sth t. -Lots or hair block. C12 N. E. lor Sale -I.OtH. FOR the next 20 days the owners of Capi tol hill property mill offer to home build era a special Inducement in small tract 1 acre for $:oO. &3 acre for iu0. acre for $3u. 1 iot oOxIOO fur $200 and up. This property Is on the Oregon Electric n.. 0c car fare, Hull Hun water, sa and electricity available. Also Rood . hooia See owners. 3ul McKay bids. FUuni Main 1004. 1 OR 2 LOTS. ROSK CITV PARK. I block south of Sandy H!vd.. bein the 3d and 4th lots south of Thompson St., on 00th St., lacing ueu. Very good loca tions. All Improvements paid J. L, HAKTMAN COMPANY, 7 Chamber ol Commerce. Main 105. LOTS 18 and 20, block 32, Irvlngton, Park S 40 Lot 1. blocks 14, Terrace Park Don Lot 10, block 4, Summit Annex 3o Lots 7 and 8, York 3iMK) Terms, 10 per cent cah, 2 per cent monthly; Interest 6 per cent on balances. L'HAS. B. DL'FKV. Administrator. Tabor 2747 or Broadway 16iu. GOING TO CALIFORNIA For sale, 4 lotf, high-class title, corner, at Rose City, Hyde lark, 3 blocks from rar line; cheap for money, and terms. Will trade for Los Angeles properties. See owner. 3:t'a 'th ft.. Portland, ask Kd Uerlashin. LOTS FOR SAI.K. Kenton district, full .'u by lOO lot near Portland boulevard and Interstate ave. ; $3o cash ; clear all Incumbrance. Kast FOR SALE l, -acre or 4 large lots, Mt. Scott line; city water and gas. Will sell I or all very' reasonable; all deal of debt. A 7o."i, Oregonian PIEDMONT I-otK 1. J. 3. bio k 6. and lot 13 and 14. block .1. corner YVilhnms and Killings orth ave.. cheap. A 717. Ore gonian. $1SOO BUYS a lot 00x100 on 2."ith st.. clsfc to Thurman st. Will give lerma. Se owner. McKay bldg. Phone Main 10OI. Hoi 'K and two choice lots on 2d and Hall. Ow nern, Sei wood I M. 1 lat and Apartment Property. $10.000 r.OxlOO WITH large modern build ing. 224 N. 18th. next to Lovejoy; half earth ; income I7S. Address P. O. box 34t. Marshfield, Or. FOR SALE by owner, double flat, on paved street, on good street car line. Near Heed col exe. AN :t:, ir-goii ian. J-or Sale Beach Property. GE A RH ART Oood eight-room modern furnished house. $3uoo. Owner. Main 443. For Sale -Houses. ROSK CITY PARK BUNGALOW. 3S1 E. 4Uth st. N.. I1- block south of Sandy btvd. ; ft roornn, niifdern. finished in old ivory ; fireplace, furnace, cement basement and porch; garage. Main 3'J 1 4. $11. CASH, terms to suit, buys an unfinished new 4-room house w ith floored attic, must sacrifice for $137.V See Mr. Christenson, Interstate Investment Co., 410 Henry bldg . Main 174:;. N E W lrvlnicton bungalow. O large room and carage: one of the most nioilern and tompleti- buiiRalow In the diMtricl, at 7it E. JHth st. N. Price $ti.u. Cien today. Kvening by appolmment. Tur ner at W ioabip. 'labor or 6094. RE.1L ESTATE. i-'or Sale lioufce. IRVIXGTON DUTCH COLONIAL, f 10 000. See description in my big adv. in New Today on Page 7 last Sunday's Oregonian This property has not been advertised nor shown you it is a buy do not let it siip through your fingers if wanting something good In Irvington. lo..".ihi the last word in the home line, hardwood rtnish. si I floors hard ood. two baths, two fireplaces, billiard room, near ISth and Thompson. By appointment onlv. K. T. STKKKT. Irvlngton Agent. U. 894. A HOME. AN INCOME and apartment-house service, two family flat building, also 3 rooms which 1 give free for janitor service, I live in one. rent one for .".rt, this is somethtng nice, building in first-class condition, loca tion the very beat, hot water heat, will sen for less than It cost to build a few "ars ago, look this up if you want something good for your money; call owner Main .".0, 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. and Tabor M? mornings and evenings. PA R K ROSE ACRE HOME. Finest soil, 3 fine chicken houses and runs, fine cement garage. 34 apple, pears, peaches, plums, heaps of berrleM and grapes; nice .'i-rom bunealow with bath aind toilet: 133 Teet far in on Sandy bl v d. ; one of the most beautiful acre tracts near Portland; $5i:;.o, one-half cah and value for everv dollar. THE LAWRENCE CO. 205 Corbctt bldg. Main 601.V J1.-.00 ACRES EAST GL1SAN ST. You can have acreage with berries on East Glisan st. You can ride on the str.et car a-nd have all city conveniences and pay for It from the berries alone, and enjoy country life on an acre while your neighbor only has a ciy lot. t-) down and the balance 25 per month. We will be pleased to show vou these acres. Alameda Inv. Co.. 000 Corbett bldg. Mar hall GV.. ROSK CITY PARK BtNGALOW. Nice, large living, fireplace ami book cases; dining with built-in buffet; oak polished floors, large piate-glass win dows; Iutch kitchen. 2 just fine bed rooms, large Inclosed sleeping porch, bath, toilet, full cement basement, Boyn ton tubular furnace, ,0xli0 lot. 1 S blocks from R. C. P. car, east lacing; $45U0, llftOO cash. TUB LAWRENCE CO.. 20.1 Corbett Bidg. Main 6015. FoK SALK Comfortable modern home, bungalow, 0 rooms, one floor, full cement basement, fireplace, built-in buffet, large W indows With u milnw ntc 1 i.l hr.iM hardware, electric light, gas. nice corner ioi. apple, cherry and ptum trees just ready to bear; small fruits, roses, dahlias, etc. Terms if large pavment down; price 4.". OO ; worth $ 000. Owner, fro 2 Glad stone ave. Phone Sell I'Hl'l. DON'T LOOK AT THIS UNLESS YOU WANT TO BUY. S-room house, and a good one. on a lot ftOxlOO. strictly modern, fine, full basement, a good furnace and only S4T0O. Sl.'tOO cash will handle; balance on easy terms. See I. M. Lawrence, with It ELI A EiLE INYEdTMKNT CO.. rOr Oak St. Broadway 4im. HUBKR STATION. $10.r.O. 1-3 acres. 2 blocks form station and good school, and 1 block from hard sur face highway; all in cultivation, bearing iruu trees; new 4 - room nou.se with bath ; linoleum on bath and kitchen ; garage; piped mountain water; price $ l0."O; a reallv f me bu v. UOIlAKD & WIEL'RICK. 243 Stark St. CLOSE-1 N HOMfcT Just a fine 7-room home on East 24th st.. -block Ankeny car; nice, large rooms, all newly tinted and clean as a pin ; cement basement. hard -surf ace street, all paid; a splendid buy; J 3.u0, $5U0 cash. THE LAWRENCE CO.. Jor Corbett Bidg. Main fiPl.V 7- ROOM bouse, in perfect condition, near grammar and high school, furnace, ga rage, fruit trees, walking distance: price ?:;om. Fine furniture, also at great sac rifice; w inter fuel in basement : a real home: absolutely clean; on car lino; half cash. Owner. 4G Shaver st. Phone Wdln. 1 .MM). rt-KOOM HOME. Nlr-e rooms, fine cement basemen t. ftOx 1 H lot, paved street, near IMviMon. on 3Jd street; a splendid buy for f30H. $1000 cash. THE LAWRENCE CO.. 20N Corbett Bidg. Main 8015. A CASH BA R(1A IN. House read y for occu paney. 5 -room house, modern, cement basement, beau tiful lawn, fruit trfi-a and flowers, fltMiO below present building cost; $'vH), $l!mO cash, balance assume mortgage. 1 4;0 Vancouver ave. Woodluwn car. HOOD r-IfOOM HOME. JIOO. $ n OO L O W N . BALANCE S 1 5 MONTH. This side Bybee street. two blocks west Seliw ood car; bath, lights, gas. sc w er connected. basement. cement walks, corner ti".100. Main 1643. 1'li N. W. bank bldg. Main 143. IRVlNGToN rt rooms and very big sleep. Ing porch FIRST TIME ADVERTISED, near llth and Schuyler; has one bedroom, very large; I0o1ik) In beautiful trees. $0n.-,o. iL'iT Schuyler st. By appoint ment only. Another. 17th and Thompson. th.Oi. R. T. STREET. Agent. East M4. S 1!K -7 -ROOM house on w est side ; t his is a splendid barsain; must be spot c:.sh ; all city Improv emcn: s paid ; street car le.-s than b!mk. W. McKenna, Belmont and 3lth. Sunnyside car. Tabor t4!3 LEAVING TOWN Must sell small house. 2 complete apartments, one furnished and rented for "JJ: Just painted and re modeled, winter wood In basement ; East Ankeny. near 2.d. Phone owner, 13 1714. No aicents. DANDY FOR f2."0; MT. SCOTT "A R. "J J minutes out; front room. 'J large bedrooms, dining room and kitchen with pan try. bat h. laundry rays. Iir hts. gas. ionii basement, f i uit ; $ I.'o discount for half cash. 12l! N. W. Bank bldg. ROSE CIT Y PAItK BUNG A LOW Beau tiful gray bungalow tn corner lot. Dutch kitchen, built-in buffet, etc.; some buy. JiJIK'.o, fl'-.'iO cash. per month; Imme diate possession. Tabor .G. Owner. BUNGAIW for Fale. close tn east side, completely furnished, linen and dishes ; $3.'u, fIJOO down, $4o a month; like rent; by owner. No agents. Marshall 343- Bargain. SNA!', $ 1 nh rt-room house, modern, clos ets, attic, basement, furnace, stationary tubs, porches, concrete walks, fruit, gar den: terms. Call after o P. M., own er. 4047 ti.Mh st. S. E. It OS E i' IT Y PARK bunga low rooms, bath, basement. OOxluo lut ; faces eat; uuite attractive. Price only Sioo rash. month, 7 per cent. This Is a great bargain, sure. 7 til K. duh N. iabr tjoir lor appointment, please. MOPKIt N C-roorn bungalow. fireplace, built-ins. hardwood floors. Dutch kitch en; price $'0. Will take auto as part pawnent. ECKES. 008 Chamber ol Com m erce. M aln SQ4:. IRY ING TON Fine 8 -room home, white enamel and mahogany finish, like new ; attractive interior design. Owner, East gjnit New j-room bungalow. No. 43H Clinton, near 43d st. Richmond car ; also number fine building lots, $oU0 each. Owner, Tabor ft 3 H I . LA L R ELH U RST Dl ST R ICT ."i-roim up-to-date home, street improved, one block from car: ready for occupancy; $0i:oo, terms. Broadway U44. $700 GOOD G-roorn house. ln.lu.iing shades: all gas fixtures, winter's wood; walking distance; half cash; terms. 1!53 H ncock. DAN D Y ft-room bungalow, would cost $:tSiM to build. 4 years old: price S3.00, or will sell furnished. Call Woodiawn .'.". IRVINGTON SELECTED BUNGALOWS. Halsey street. $ftftOo. 74! East 'th St. N.. t0(.OO. R. T. STREET. Irvington Agt. East S94. $-ihj FIRST payment, balance like rent, buys 6-rooni house, close In. walking distance. See Jonn Brown. 3J4 Ratl- wav Exchange bidg. Mar. ;t;;:;i. 4-KUU.M cozy bungalow, lot 50x100. '2 blocks from Pen insular school and car 1 ine. Reasonable. tie owner, liC N. JHh. Mar. 1L".4. GOING to build or repair? Get my ideas and estimates. B. T. Allyn, -.'43 Stark st. Office hours 3 to ft P. M. I'hons Main 831. Res. phone Tabor 1I4. IRVINGTON 11 OM E. DELAHl'NT. EAST 1347 FROM owner, loth and Hancock. 6 rooms, sleeping porch, hardwood floors, w hite woodwork. Price HT.'iQ. Phone E. .'7'-. N E W I-aurelhurst home, f rooms. '2 bath rooms, sun room, breakfast nook, large corner, terms to suit. 1L'4.' E. Flanders. IRVINGTON UtOxlOO. S. E. cor. I7th iind Bdwy.; semi-businss; S - roo m house thrown in. East :;:ho. FOR SALE Reasonable, furnished house, including garage, chickens. cow. Armour st. East St. Johns. 5 ROOMS, bath, attic, basement: 1 22f ron t. deep; Cith ave. and ',n h st.. 3JOO, .". rash. Fred Spear. Tabor .".7. 5-ROOM house, full lot, Kat Hoyt and t'.otn. sale or exchange, easy terms. Phone Broadway 42 4. 6-ROOM cot x age. modern except furnace ; price S3.0. cash $1000. Owner i4t E. T.3d st. ll.VM), ft-RlOM HOUSE CLOSE CAR. Gas. water and electricity; rahV terms Stlckland. UQ1 Wilcox bldg. Main 3.M7. K-KOOM, ilose in, east side house for sale; terms. Phone Main 731 4. IRV INGTON All the best homes are listed with McDonclI. East 411. A PRETTY Rood 3-room shack, rood lot. for $; Sloo cash. HoucK. Mo Huh. 6-KooM modern bungalow fyr al by owner. PUoao Wdi. iW7. REAL. ESTATE. or Sale -Houe. .Tt.-OSE CITV PARK CAR. N T 1 MODERN B U N G A LO W $ 4900. oks. if you are In the market for a real nitty. ie!i, modern bungalow, with J1" rooms and exceptional construc tion; we do want you to ee-this splen diit home; located on hard-surfaced St., beautiful site with lots of fruit and ber ries; an ideal suburban home with every one of the city advantages; this Is too B"eat a bargain to remain unsold for any length ot time. Let us, therefore, urge you to use speed. Anv one of our six autos is at your dipol. It'll ba a downright pleasure to show you. A. G. T EE PE CO.. &tark St., near Third. Main Son:;. Main 351. Branch Office ftoth and Sandv ALAMEDA PARK HOME BARGAIN. Surrounded by nice homes and less than a block from one of t he finest in the district; house is thoroughly mod em, hardwood floors t hroug houl. fire place in living room, also built-in book cases, nice sun parlor and dining room with built-in buffet. pas pantry and built-in conveniences in the kitchen w hich ha good ventilation .and light; screened- Lack porch. ;S bedrooms, sleeping . h nd bath on second floor, ftox I OO ii... parage and nice law n; price $7oou. See E. M. Brown with N El I. AN & PARKH1LL. 210 Lumbermen's Bidg.. ftth V Stark St. ROSE CITY PARK. 42D-STREET. BUNGALOW $4400. Here, folks, is one of those new, nifty bungalows w ith larce living room e temnng the w idth of house, hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet, DutcJi kitchen with breakfast above, cement basement, large attic ispace for 2 more rooms t : price includes assessments; 2 blocks north of Sandy .n 42d st. Very liberal terms. Let us thow vou. A. G. TEEPE CO. 2r4 Stark su. Near Third. Main 3W2. Main 351. m Branch Office 50th and Sandy. ROSE CITr PARK BUNGALOW. Modern bungalow, two years old. 3 sleeping rooms and den; oak floors in ail rooms, breakfast nook, fireplace, fur nace, fine built-in buffet. French doors, larce living room across front of bouse, rooms finished in old ivory, entire house In in first-tla-s condition; fine shrubber-v fruit trees, block anil half from car. on paved street. Located fttiG E. blst st. N. House Is vacant; will be on the premises from 11 o'clock on. Must sell today. LAURELHURST BUNGALOW $."S00. . This is really beautiful. 6-room bun galow home; we believe you'll like it. The living room Is unusually large; there are two large bedrooms and one smaller. There are hardwood floors in main rooms. There is an artistic fireplace, a hand some buffet, large Dutch kitchen, fu:i basement, hot air heating svstem, gar age. The terms are lftuo cah. balance to suit purchaser. COE A. McKENNA A- CO.. Main 4522. 82 4th St.. Board of Trade B!dg. ROSE CITY TWO-FLAT RESIDENCE. This is our opportunity to get a nice home with an income; 8 rooms, H sleep ing porches, 2 baths, etc., fireplace, full cement basement, furnace, full lot. nice lawn and shrubbery, abundance of fruit trees, good garage, paved stf. This is a real buy, ad for onlv (,'iOtxt. . WATCH OUR ADS. WE GET RESULTS. C A. WARR1XEK. RITTER, LOWE A: CO.. 201-3-ft-7 Board of Trade Bldg. ACRE country home, with every city convenience, 1 block to car. gas. elec tricity, full plumbing, house well built and modern, just outside the citv limits with no city tax to pay, hard-surfaced street in and paid, all kinds of fruit and berries, well-built chickeu house and run, a good place to make one Inde pendent of the hiish cost of living; price only 31ft0. $Cou cash, balance like rent. JOHNSON-DODSON CO. f33 X. W. Bank bldg.. Main 37s7. 8-R OM ItUXG A LOW S N A P. Fine bungalow . rooms downstairs, '2 bed rooms ami sleeping porch upta irs. ft bedrooms, furnace, fireplace, butfet. china closet, bookcase, cabinet kitchen! full cement basement, laundrv travs. garage, corner lot 43xl0u, paved street liens all paid. 113i E. Salmon, cor. ."Mh. close in. a block to - car lines, 4 blocks to school. 1RUSSI & BENNETT. 31 S Board of Trade bldg. Main 74.".1 west mount tabor. ft-Room Bungaiow $4.t:.o. Folks, here is a nitty bungalow with hardwood floors throughout, ft lare rooms and breakfast nook; lot a ted with in hall block Hawthorne ave.. assess ments paid. Let us show ou. A. G. TEEPE CO. 24 Stark St.. Near Third. Main 3 im2. m a i n 3ft 1 i. Branch Office ftOth and Sandy. VACANT VACANT VA CAN T 7-rom modern Rose Cn y Park, very large living room, large light roms, aA w htte enamel finish, house built about 1 year, corner lot, ea-t front, nmr car. Improvements in; price oniy tl'.nm and a , Uttie bonded, ea.-y terms. cns iderabl y b'ss than co?-t. Mam 7H07. Marielp, or Williams, 8L'U Cham be r ot Commerce bidg. VACANT. MOVE RIGHT IN. $3200 buys a new ft-room hutiga low , fire place, buffet, Dutch kitchen. ull floored attic, full cement basement, wash tras; you could not duplicate this huose alone without lot tor les than S3Po. Kequires Jmo cash. J. A. WICKMAX Co. -ot Railway ExchaiiKe Bldg. Main ltl. open Evenings. A REAL good bunealow for f 1'ftoO. t lotto cash. 2o per month. Inc. nt ; reception hall, living room, dining room, kit h n. bedrtom and bath down. 1 room finished uj -stairs, two unt in is hed, full las'ineiit . jiait cement floor, lull lot, owner leaving city, will sell turniture. JOHNS. N-D IDSON CO. '33 X. W. Bank bldg.. Main 377. FoU SALE By owner. lU-ee City Park bungaiow. ft hirge rooms, all built-ins. fu.I basement, furnace, wash travs. garage, nice lawn, ail in f:rst-class shape; some terms. Call any evening after ft o"c.ock or days except Thursday and Friday. 7 4d E. st tkd st Xort h. Jiose City i'ark car to '.:'d st. block north. ft-ROOM HOUSE. JJ400. House in Rood condition, modern con viences. ftOx U'o, bearing fruit trees. 2 blocks from car, (fto cash, Jft and in terest monthl v. See E. M. Brow u w un NE1LAN & PA RK II I LI. "1! Lumbermen's Bldg., ftt h A: Stark ST. NICE W EST SIDE HOME F R 27m. ft rooms and basennnt. furnace, laun dry tras, rooms newly tinted and tainted, good district, 1 block to car. street improvements paid ; lowi cash, balance easy. .TOHNSON-DODSOX CO. 33 X. W. Bank bdg.. Main 377. MOVE RIGHT IX THIS. 0-room bungalow, 3 bedrooms. full basement. - blocks to car; extra larce lot: price SiMton, f.'tOO cash. Ial. monLhl. It is a mightv pleasant home. MacIXNES A: PRATT. 413 Board of Trade bldg. Main 36. S U N X Y S I D E. Nice ft-room bungalow : owner lca ing city and must sell ; S3 1 . ; $1000 cash, bal. f -ft month. See this. Lawrence. l'h RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.. "Oft oak St. Broadway 4L"..! BUNGALOW ARRANGED FOR TWO FAMILIES. Has two com plete a part ment s of 5 rooms each, nicely arranged, modern and In good condit ion ; lot ftOx 1 OO. f rui . flowers; good district. M. BILLINGS, ftoi McKay. Main 130O. NORTH PI EDMONT district. fi-rooin bunealow for JL'TOO; reception hall, f i re place, usual plumbing, 3 bedrooms, all on one floor, corner lot. with street im provements paid, $ftO fash will handle. JOHNS' N-D iDSON C . 3X N. W. Bank bldg.. Main 3787. WHAT HAVE YoU FOR ft-RM. HOUSE? loolt- on paved street. Forest Grove, price eJOOti. 40 seres timber. Washington county, near West Timber, Or., Sl.'oO. C 2ft::, Oregonian. ft- ROOM cotts ge at Portsmou. h station, half block from St. John carl Ine. Exeter St.. with 3 lots, each ftO by !; a bargain at f--"o". SHOO cash and bal ance in '2 1- years. See owner. $,flo M tDERN .'i-riMWii bungalow. reat as a pin. hardwood floors, light f in ish. tc. paved stj.. lot ftOxlOti; iome terms. Come in and see it. M. HILLINGS. fto! McKay. Main 1 30 ALBERTA. 7-room modern house, furnace, wash trays, built-ms. lot ftoxlMJ feet, 1 blka, car. price S '.'io; $Umo t ash. R. M. GATKWOOD CO.. V.. 4th st. BEAUTIFUL well-built modern home onK. 14th st.. near Y'amhill. This is a good buy . See it a nd jud ge for yourself M. BILLINGS, ftot McKay. Main 13!MV MODERN 7-room house. .Mix loo lot. price $i;i:oo; paved streets. 1 blocks to A I -Iterta or Irvington car; leaving city. Woodiawn 14!s. 5-ROOM house, bat h and td let, lie w gs range included for S'Jimm; fftoo down, bal ance terms. 1 ''.. H. "t h N. Owner. LUNGALOW. five room., lot ftii loo, cheap for cash. Call at llJ 37 1 h ave. S. E. on Saturday afternoon and Sunday. 30T H AN DKBU R NS IDE H-room house, new iv paintetl: in excellent thnpt1: price LMMi ; cash, $ 1 tNH. See it. Main 3! 1 4. M T. T A BO R. 7 rooms, enl irelv modern, garage. lautiful home, barg.tin. owner. Tabor sv.'4. WA VERI.E1GH 11 KUWITS S31.MI 8 7 1 ibbet is, n r K. 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