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THE MORNING OltEGOXIAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1910. r? INCOME TAX CHANGE ASKED BY BUILDERS Depreciation Held to Exceed One Per Cent Annually. NORTHWEST MEET OPEN right to Have Ruling of Internal Revenue Department Changed Is .Launched. tinder the contention that deprecia tion of 1 per cent a- year as allowed by the internal revenue department of the government in figuring Income tax returns is not sufficient to meet the loss which owners of city build ings Incur on their property with each 12 months that roll by. building owners and managers meeting In convention here yesterday began a fight to have the ruling of the gov ernment in this regard changed. The matter was introduced by Frank M. Daggett, secretary of the Spokane association of building own ers and managers, and met with the favor of the owners and managers to the number of 45 who had gathered from the five principal cities of the northwest for the occasion. The national association of build ing owners and managers, with which the local organizations represented at the meeting here are affiliated, is row conducting a questionnaire upon the matter and expects to carry a fight to the internal revenue depart ment. Visitors Are Welcomed. The Pacific northwest conference, which opened yesterday morning in the Portland hotel, is the first sec tional session of that nature to be held In the country. The associations were formed only a short time ago. At the opening yesterday Dean Vin cent, president of the Portland asso ciation, extended a welcome to the visitors. Meetings were held in the morning and afternoon, with a dinner at the Portland hotel last night, fol lowed by a theater party. Business sessions will again be held this morn, and the conference will close this aft ernoon with a ride over the Columbia highway and dinner at the Crown Point chalet. Frank M. Daggett of Spokane spoke during the session upon the topic, "Maintaining Service in Older Build ings." Following the welcome by Mr. Vin cent at iu o clock Davia vvnitcomD of Seattle, president of the associa tion there, made a brief talk ' upon the subject, "Turning the Tide of Property Ownership." Seattle Man In Speaker. R. J. KInnear of Seattle was the second speaker at the morning ses sion, his subject being "An Affirma tive Programme for Property Owners." The afternoon's programme was given over to a discussion of main tenance of service in older buildings by Mr. Daggett, and to a talk Ly Charles H. Cheney, consultant to the Portland city planning commission, on city planning. About 50 building owners and man agers were present at the session NEWS NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL SALEM, Or., Nov. 14. (Special.) Some idea of the business trans acted by the state industrial acci dent commission may be gained when It is known that a total of 14,581 checks were mailed from the offices of the commission during the period from July 15 until the close of business last night. The majority of these checks were in settlement of claims presented by workmen in jured while under the protection ot the workmen's compensation act. The Shell Company of California has remitted to the secretary of state a check for $1,673.75, covering the tax on gasoline and distillate Bold In Oregon during the month of October. The report shows that tho eompany sold 162,568 gallons of gas oline and 9376 gallons of distillate, A ellght Increase when compared with the figures for the previous month. ... There were two fatalities due to accidents in Oregon during the week ended November 13, 1919, according to a report prepared by the state in dustrial accident commission today. The victims were Nelson Homer, a logger of Black Rock, and R. H. Curry, a logger of Portland. Of the total of 452 accidents report ed to the commission, 426 were sub ject to the provisions of the work men's compensation act. 18 were from firms and corporations that had re jected the law and 8 were from public utility corporations not subject to the provisions of the act. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAllister, who were married in Portland ten days ago, returned to Salem last night, where they will make their future home. Mr. McAllister is assistant secretary of the state desert land board, and has been employed in the state house for several years. ... John "W. Cunningham, well-known Portland engineer, passed a couple of hours In Salem yesterday, conferring with Percy A. Cupper, state engineer. Mr. Cunningham is at pent Sin ployed in the construction of the Jor dan Valley irrigation project in Mal heur county. mm J. H. Cunningham of Portland was a visitor in Salem for a few hours yesterday. He called at the capitol. ... Adjutant-General Stafrin left to day for Portland where he Is looking after matters connected with his offi cial duties. Miss Mildred Marshall, stenographer In the offices of the state labor de partment, has returned from Portland where she passed a few days with friends. F. A. Elliott, state forester, will go to Eugene tomorrow where he will attend the football game between the University of Oregon and Oregon agricultural college teams. Dr. W. H. Lytle. state veterinarian will pass tomorrow at Eugene at tending to business matters and at tending the football game. Herbert Nunn, state engineer, left this morning for Tillamook county where he will pass a few days in specting the road work now in prog ress in that section of the state. He will return to the capitolsnext Tues day. ... . C H. Gram, etate labor commis eioner, left here tonight for Portland and Tillamook, where he has business matters needing his attention. ' Joseph Richardson, deputy treasur r, and Clifford K. Knickerbocker, clerk in the state treasurer's office took $1,000,000 worth of highway bonds to Portland this morning where The Angta that makes easy having certain Extra blades with each Razor Additional pack Bge 5 blade ia each 25 cent It not SIMMONS yesterday, including the following out of town visitors: Spokane L. W. Merager, Frank M. E. Daggett. J. A. Martin, Lieutenant T. V. Symans. Tacoma A. E. Grafton, C. C. Ople, George I. Foe, Robert G. Walker, A. T. Prltchard and George 13. Giles. Seattle David Whitcomb, A. H. Becbe, C. E. Horton, F. T. Bradley, J. T. Curran, R. K. Dykes, H. J. Singleton and Roy P. KInnear. Vancouver Jonathan Rogers, Matthew Davidson, J. L. Ford and F. M. Robertson. they were delivered to their pur chasers. These bonds are a part of the $10,000,000 issue authorized at the last session of the state legislature. ... Justice Charles A. Johns of the Ore gon supreme court will pass tomorrow at Eugene, a guest of President Camp bell of the state university. J. A. Churchill, state superintend ent of public instruction, will go to Eugene tomorrow and while there will attend the football game between the University of Oregon and the Ore gon Aggies. ... J. O. Erickson. a prominent attor ney of Astoria, passed today in Salem. He called at the capitol and enjoyed a brief chat with Governor Olcott and other officials. Mr. Erickson formerly was district attorney of Clatsop county. Mr. Erickson came to Salem o discuss several matters with the desert land board. ... C. A. Dobell of the Oregon Agricul ural college, passed the day in Salem conferring with the secretary of state with regard to the claims of the in stitution for September and October under the soldiers', sailors' and mar ries' educational aid law approved at the last session of the state legisla ture. Several hundred ex-service men are now attending the Corvallis in stitution and the work of checking over the claims is a big task. Sam A. Kozer, assistant secretary of state, has taken personal charge of this work and every effort is being made by him to expedite payment of the claims. J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of public instruction, returned to the capitol last night from Polk county, where he standardized the high school t Buena Vista. He also visited the schools at Perryville, and found that institution to be in excellent condi tion. ... Letters received here this morning indicate that Will Kirk, member of trie state industrial accident commla- UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS A 98, 301, 450, 645. 763, 776, 778. 781. 783, 799. B 140, 206, SOS, 316, 875, 876. C 100, 80- 328. 344, 345. 302. 354. 855. V HOT, 819, 820, 821, 824, 825, 827, 828, 854. 164, 618, 622. 623, 654. 664. 661. 666. K 3ft0, B36, 667. 668. 671, 702. (i 67. 302. 632. 634. 637. 645. 650. 672. H 249, 295, 253. 300, 325. 296, 270. 801, J2. 332. 351. 355. 3H3. 755. K 710. 713. 714. 725.- 745. L 90, 91. 95. 106, 100, 137. 144. 156. 664. N Bl- 769. O 71. 7. 70, 87. 8S, 65, 90, 98, 101, 99. 1U4. 105, JOIJ. 109, 137. li, 150, 104, 10O. 107, IBS. 79, 720. 825. R No, t77. X S35, 237, 349, 350. 355. T 134. 333, 339. 340, 841, 342, 365. 368. V 653. V 738, 749. 769. X 219, 222, 229, 242. Y 145. 147. 149. 163. 340. An S9. HS-2. AC 200. 214. 217. 219. 221. 222. 229, 230, 231. 332, 233. 234. 240, 243, 249, 250, 251 254. 255. 2.S, 'Jfs. IM 77. 78. 111. 222. 236. AE 347, 381, 536, 538, 589. 723. AF 149. A1 347. 39. 3S6. 410. 411. 412. AH 563. 605. 671. 672. 6M3. 66. 690. 70s; 713. 724. 725, 709, 720, 731, 734, 740, 745, 753. A.l 759. 760. 761. A K 719. 722. 723, 725. AL 707. 759. AM 531. BSO, 585, SOB. A X- HSt;. 9'JK 949. 954. AO 630 671. 675, 676. 689, 698, 701, 738, 683. 6S5. 700, 701. 702, 703, 705, 714, 713, 726. 734. 738. 741. AP 128. 432. 341. 445. AB 41. 719. 807. 817. 822, 877, 879. 892, 900. 909, 917. WIS, 11:3. BC 187. 213. 225. 335. 342. 247. 265, 29: 319. 323. 331, 333, 347. BI 347. 644. BF 29. 32. 111. 117. 140. 149. 150. 202 203. 205. 213. 214. 218, 225. 226, 232. 38, U time. 210, 212. 413. KEEN KUTTER Safety Razors turn Shaving into Saving by the simple little angle at which the handle at taches to the blade holder. It's this angle that saves time and effort because it makes you hold the razor right and gives the correct blade position for quick and comfortable shaving. only saves money, but Don't forget the value of time; it is worthy of consideration. Buy a KEEN KUTTER and let it turn your shav ing into saving. Sold by Retail Merchants Everywhere HARDWARE COMPANY "Th nnttKtUn mf QUALITY rrmaini lonf aMr tht PRICE it fortolltn." E. C. Simmmnt slon. will not return here from east ern Oregon until late next week. Mr. Kirk went to Baker county nearly a week ago to confer with employers regarding hospital accommodations for Injured workmen. ... Will H. Bennett, etate superintend ent of banks; George M. Brown, attorney-general, and Percy A. Cupper, state engineer, comprising the state Irrigation securities commission, will leave Salem early next week for Port land, where they will make an inspec tion of drainage district No. 1 of Multnomah county. The commission ers had Intended to vilt the project today but were compelled to cancel the trip because ot the illness of Mf. Cupper. ... Representatives of the several rail, road companies operating in Oregon visited the capitol today, and In a formal hearing held in the offices of Frank Lovell, state tax commissioner, made protest against the proposed valuations of their respective Droper- les. ine objections to the valuations have been taken under advisement. AMC6EMENTS. Tonight All Week Wed.. Sat. Mats. ALCAZAR MUSICAL PLAYERS. In the London and New York Succets, "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." 600 Seat.- Floor. 75c: All Balcony. 60a. Next "Her Regiment." AKER sroi s o MfA v. Mat. Today Last Time Ton I cot Max Margin's Remarkable Urania "THE HOUSE OF GLASS" Next Week Starting- Tomorrow Mat. THE NACtillTY WIFE PA IN T A C E d MAT. DAILY 2:30 i3 MAT. DAILY 2:30 The Banner Show of the Season. TARZAN Featuring The Twentieth Century Wonder Am, With Felix Patty, H!m Trainer. O TllEK UIG ACT M W Three Performances Dally. Wight Curtain ai I ana v. LYRIC MrsICAL COMEDY Matinee Dally at 2 Nights at 7 and 9 This Week, the Cffroarion Mlxnp. Dillon & franks and (tie Rosebud Chorus. IN WRONG NEXT WEEK THE MILLIONAIRE CIRCLE Fourth at Washington Dorothy Gish "I'll Get Him Yet" Also a Big V Comedy, "Zip and Zest" and ine I'atne .tewi. Open from 9 o'clock In the morning nntil 4 o ciocm oi ine loilowing morning. SWIMMING AT PORTLAND'S NEW NATATORIUM AND BATHS Unsurpassed Bathing Facilities. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Special Steam Baths for Women. Private Swimming Les sons Daily by Prof. Clare Milo Godfrey. Open Daily 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. BROADWAY at MADISON 2 Elks. South of Heilig Theater HI . . II AMTSEMENT. J LAST TWO TIMES l. .. I TICKETS NOW SELLING I . j ITT7TT T Droadwsr mt Taylor jLilJX J1J Mala 1 and A 1122. SPECIAL PRICK - I Mat. Today, 2:15 i LAS TIM MS TONIGHT, 8:15 RICHARD WAITOJT TTJLLY PRESENTS THE EMINENT ACTOR IJT THE ROMANTIC DRAMA "THE MASQUERADER" EXCELLENT CAST. STTPEXDOIS PRODUCTION. TONIGHT Floor. 11 rows J2.50. 7 rows f2; Balcony, 6 rows $1.50, 17 rows $1; Gallery, reserved 7oc, , admission 50c. TODAY'S MATINEE Floor, 11 rows $2, 7 rows $1.50; Balcony, rows $1, 13 rows 60c S NiKhta Son.. Hon., Tnes. ISc to 1 4 Mats Hun., Mon., Tuei., Wed. 13c to 75c GERTRUDE HOFFMANN Krwln & Jane Connelly. Wood Jt Wrde, Claudia Col.man, (;reen Myra. Castinic Wards. Samaroff & Sonla. Klnograms (Ex clusive) Topics of tba Day. !3r This Show Closes With Wednes- ar day Matinee, November 19. MEETING NOTICES. WILLAMETTE LODGE NO. 2, A. K. AND A. M. Special communication will be held on Monday, November 17, at 7:80 o'clock P. M. The M. M. decree will be conferred by the M. W. Kratid master upon his Bon. Full attendance desired. visitors wel come. Light refreshment. w. 8. weeks, secretary. PALESTINE LODGE. NO. 141, A. F. AND A. M. Special communication Saturday eve ning. Nov. 15. 7 o'clock. E. A and F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. Arleta station. ML Scott car. By order of w. M. W. F. TOWNSEND. Secretary. KENTON LODGE. NO. 145 A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Satur day) evening), 7:30 o'clock. Newberir lodge will pay us a fraternal visit this evening. All brothers who are able are requested to attend. Work In M. M. de gree. R. S. GCIST, Sec. WASHINGTON LODGE NO 46. A. F. AND A. M. Special communications Saturday at 2 and 7:80 P. M.. EMt 8th and Burnside. F. J. ana M. l decrees. Dinner at 6. Broth- ... IT T srhllldnhireer. P. O. M.. will pre aide at the evening meeting. Order W. M. J. II. KlUnMU.MJ, oec. OREGON LODGE. NO. 101. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (Saturday) evening at 7 o'clock. Work In the E. A. and F. C. degrees. Visiting brethren cordially in vlted. By order of the W. M. LESLIE S. PARKER, Secretary. WILLAMETTE LODGE NO. 2. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication this (batur- .1 .. .vanlnf nt 7 O'clock. Work in M. M. degree. Vis itors welcome. W. S. WEEKS. Secretary. SUNNTSIDE LODGE. NO. is A. F. AND A. M. Special communication Saturday Work r .h K A. degree 2:J0; work in M. M. degree 7 P. M. Vis iting brotner. w ''"- JOHN RINKER. Secretary. RTTREKA COUNCIL NO 204 drill team will give a dance Monday, Nov. 17. east side hall. Woodman hall. East otn ana aiuw, EMBLEM jewelry, Buttons, ehsryns. pins, sew designs, Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6ta st. FKIEDLANDERB tor lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 10 Washington si DIED. nnnrT . X-T- T this CltV. NOV. 14. R r . aaA rs vears. Husband o Elizabeth Rowland and father of Mrs. R C. Chapman, Seattle, Wash. Mrs. r . nr.nl.nrth this CltV. MrS. J. VV , n..-i. salvia N C. Earl Ross snd Dewey' Rowland, Kelso. Wash. Remains are at McEntee r-uer s priuii, ium and Everett streets. unerai notico later. WILDE At the residence. 5531 42d ave. c k 'nv 13. Mary Margaret Wilde age 73 years, beloved mother of Henry Wilde and Mrs. Julia Anna Mellahan, both of this city, and Mrs. Louise Flege of Burnlngton. lowa. sistsr oi iau Schuler or uurningion, lowa. runera notice lster. Kemains are at tne reii dential parlors of Miller & Tracey. rvnr.tr Tn'thls city. November 14. 1919. a the residence. S25 Oregon street. Martha Ann Ogle, aged S3 years, oeioveu motnei f rharlM Ogle of Woodburn. Oregon Remains at Holman's parlors. Funeral notice later. MHin In this city Nov. 13. Clarenc Mead, aged 32 years, husband of Mrs. C. S. Mead or tsingen. wasn. nemain are at McEntee t-ners parlors, lui. and Everett sts. r unaral notice later. MORTEN SEN In this city. Nov. 13. Ben 1amin Mortensen. The remains are a Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. FUNERAL NOTICES. LUARK At Mount Hood. Or., Nov.' 11 Rvered H. Luark. aged 69 years, i months. Husband of Mrs. N. E. Luark of this city, father of Walter E. an Truman D. and Francis Luark. thl city; John Luark of Reedsport. Or., Mrs. Marv E. Gates. Mount Hood, and O. W. Luark of Seattle.. The funeral services will bs held at the conservatory chapel of F. S. Dunning, n.ast folxth and h.i1 Aider sts.. 2:30 P. M. Saturday. Friendi Invited. interment Rose City cemetery. STROM The funeral service of the late John A. Strom will be held today (Sat urdiv) at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at Finley's Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. Interment at Rose City cemetery. ROGERS The funeral services of the lat Simon W. Rogers will be held toda (Saturday) at 1 o'clock P. M. at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. Interment at the Portland crematorium. CAMPBELL The funeral services of th late Miss Mary Campbell will be held at Sticklln s chapel, Centralla. at -:30 Sat urday afternoon. Remains to De sent t Portland for cremation. BABLER The remains of the late F. I Bahler were, forwarded by Miller Tracey, Friday, ov. 13. at T f. w,, to Monroe, w is., "wnere services ana in terment will take place. FCNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral services. JONE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY. Marshall 114 MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE. WORKS 266 4th St.. Opp City Hall. Neu Bros. R LAPSING GRANITE CO THIRD AT MADISON STREET GUY BATES POST THI BbSTI IN VAUDtVILLE Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas sified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOUNTANTS. UL1US R. BLACK, accountant, auditor. specialist on involved accounts. Modern systems Installed, maintained. 728-9 Pit tock block. Telephone Broadway 1; ALTERATIONS. REMODELING. refitting and altering muies garment,; prices reasonaoie, work puara-nteed. 1. Keubln, ladles' tall or. 40s Bush & Lane bids. ASSAVERS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second- I'Qia. silver and platinum bought. CARPKT WEAVING. !!ff The kind that wear the best are made from your worn-out carpets by the Northwest Rug Co. (former sd dress lo3 Union ave.). Rag rugs woven all sizes. Carpet cleaning, refitting aid resizing. Mail orders solicited. 1S8 E. 8th st. Phone EAST 3."N0. B 12S0. LUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Rag Rugs, all sizes Mall orders prompt. 0 Send for Booklet. X13 rugs etenm or dry cleaned. $1.60. . . . FLUFF RUG CO., B4-56 Union ave. N. East J16. B 1475. CELLULOID BUTTONS. -THE IRWIN-HODSOX COMPANY. 3S7 cshlngton. Broadway 434. A 1254. CHIROPRACTOR. ouu.nuo KXOW McMahon, 100 Chiroprac- ;. Ihrongs pronounce treatments easl esl.best. permanent. 31 "treats" $15. Tel. CHIROPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST. WILLIAM. F.str-llf and Florella De Veny. the only scientific chiropodist and arch specialists In the city. Parlors 302 Ger linger bldg.. s. W. corner 2d and Alder. Phone Main 131. CHIROPODIST. DR. GARTNER, foot specialist; corn, bun ions, foot arches made to- order. 311 -guana oiag.. sth and Wash. Main 1081. CIRCULAR LETTERS. CRANE LETTER CO.. 1510-11-12 Royal bldg. Marshall SX22. Multlgraphlng. mimeographing and mall advertising. COLLECTIONS. BAD DEBTS collected everywhere. Stand- iu mercantile Agency. Bonded. Panama bldg.. Third and Alder. NETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1708. No collections, no charge. Estab. 1S00. DANCING. KATHERINE M. ROWN guarantees to teach all ballroom dances in 12 pri vate lessons; 12 lessons, ."; 4 lessons. 12. " Eilers blug., bet. 4ih and Sth.. on V ashlagton St. MRS. SUMMERS SEBKBl.BY'S dan. -in academy. 12V 4th St.. 3d floor: lessons day and evening class Thuredav; ladies' tickets $3. gents' Main 331 S. MRS. BATH'S DA NCI NT CJ ACADE1IT. Jld floor Dekum bldg., private lesons. day and eve. ; class Toes. eve. Main 1345. ELNORA FLECK Ballet, technique toe; sps- nature, oriental dancing; babies fl clalty. 11-9 4th St., Main 3318. DANCE. W. O. W.. hall No. 3. Sat. 50c and 23c. everybody come. IOfl AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 415 East Seventh. East 1847. B 1982. EYE. EAR. NOSE AM) THROAT. DR. F. F. CASSEDAY. Specialist. Olas-es fitted. 700 E. Burnside. cor. 20th. E. 4TS4. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. II.M.II.ELECTRIC CO. "1 N. 1st.. Portland. Or. Re winding and electrical repairing a specialty. See us abnu new or used motors. Bdwy. 1043. A 104d WHOLESALERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO.. Board of Trade bldg. HATS AND CAPS. T H A N H A U SER HA T CO.. 03-05 f ront St. HIDES. WOOL A N U CASCAKA BA RK. KAHN BROS.. 183 Front St. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. U KLINE. 84-80-87-D8Front St. THE PEERLESS" PACIFIC COMPANY. GS-iO-i- Front St., rortiftuu. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER & CO Front and Morrison. RASMUSSEN Ac CC. Second andJTaylor. FLORISTS. LUBLIN ER. FLORIST. 82S Morrison St.. Portland hotel. Mar. 753. 348 Morrison, bet. Bdy and Park. Mar. Jo7. Portland s Leading Flower Shops. MARTIN & FORBES CO.. rionsis. oot Washington, iwaiu - tor all occaslcna artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison s. Mam liua. rine - signs. No branch stores 1RV1NGTON PARK FLORAL. J.. tin Vamhl 1. unerai uubi5ii.i - " MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A UL sell ing bldg., g'jL". TONtsKTH FLORAL CO 28T Washingtoc St.. bet, nn anJJl"j. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS Holman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507. A 151L Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less, independent Funeral Directors Wash st bet. I!0th-2l3t.. west side. Main 2001. Lady Assistant. A SS5. T.P.FINLEY&SON ........... . t rtlWlTCTOPfl progressive; - Main . Montgomery at 5th. A 1S1). McENTEE & EILERS tri.neral parlors with all the privacy of FaUnome.Pthand Everett sts. Phone Broadway 2133. liorneA21J. F. S. DUN-N1AG. .-. . 414 E. Alder. Phone East P2. Perfect service, personal direction, free use of fiorai chapel and auto equipment. DOWNING & McNEMAR successor, to Wilson A Ross Muitno- East 54, Irvlngton disc mah at li. " 7Tvt.-!-j & McENTEE. funeral directors, fo! A 05Jiady.5Lt?5.dn.t- - rnpit E. nth-ana -iay tts. J. 1JHXW'WXX East 781. I 1833. Twelfth and Morrison Sts. ERICSON Broadway A D. KEN WORTH Y CO. St.. Lenta. Tabor 5267. 6802-04 2d BREEZE & SNOOK ff&ag'jraft i It UTI I AD On 692 Williams Ave. ft, fit. LLLLnn UUi East 1088. C 1088. SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Sd snd Ciay. M. 4152. A 2221. Lady assistant VAULTS AND CREMATION. as:.. ''FfcrTniinl Q;e.na!ormin Cremav- tion. Disinterments for either. Sell. 867. Rate far Classified Advertisements 1st The Oregonian. Dtmlyj and auAdajr- Per tin. One line Two coasecatlve times. ...... Ibre coiiaGutiTe tlrae. .......... blx or wTea cooifcuUvf timM St Tbc foUowinir claasif i cation exreptMl. Ut rat of wiiicli u ?o pr line per Uaj ; bituatioUB V touted Male, actuation HauivU remaU. ISo i takeu lor iea tkxma two lin. .Count nut Hartla to the Une. Advertieineiit ..except "ler iodbIi") will-be tiikeo over tbe te.o ulione 1 the adrertir ki a lubKritter o either phoue. N price will be Quoted over the phone, but etateuient will be rendered the following daj. Ad- lertUementa mrm taken for The Daily Orcffuaiteu until 7:30 P. M.; for Tbe bun day Oreffouiiuft until P. M. Saturday. FURNITURE REPAIRING. HAVE your furniture repaired, cleaned, re waxed or polished at your home or of fice, save cartage: I also take care of linoleum and hardwood floors. A trial will convince. Personal attention. W. J. Magii-on. Sellwood 116H. 22 Holgate St. HARDWOOD FLOORING. GET estimates for new or old house. Port land Hardwood Floor Co.. 187 W. Park St. HEMSTITCHING. K STEPHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac cordion side pleat, buttons covered; mail orders. 211) Plttoc k blk. B roadway luO. MAN U KACTl EIXGJ EWELKBS. W. F. ROSS & CO., INC. T 1 TTSif'iVTT'Z "MANAGER. Manufacturing jewelers, agate cutting, diamond aettlng, designers. Wholesale 61'J Mohawk bldg.. 3d and Washington. MUSIC. VIOLIN. Piano. Harmony; all strings taught. Kol Kenbeck, 4u0 Yamhill. optom etr7stsand opticians 3. GLASSES AT A SAVING. jii I solicit your patronage on the basis of capable service. Thou sands of satisfied customers. A trial will convince you. Charles W. uood man, optometrist. 20U Morrison. M 21-4. PATENT ATTORNEYS R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience U S. and foreign patents, 601 Dekum bldg. GOLDBERG. 020 Worcester bldg. M. 2525. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway building. Rheumatism. Stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic, female disorders, skin affections, blood pressure. PLUMBING fcSUFPLlES. PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE prices. Starke-Davis Co.. 212 3d. M. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS, mgr. Printing and 'Front St., corner Sta: J E. Gantenheln, linotyping. 10OH rk. Main or A 14is. DDfUTIVP F. W. BALTES5 iitu.iu'A.x i, mill UilU 1st and Oak sts. M. lo-. A SECOND-HAND STORKS. LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO., ill i rom t huv and sell everything In the hardware and furnltur Mam HU70. A 7174. line. Phone PAINTING. C. H TEBRILL, house, sign painting, pa pering, tinting. Tabor 2011. 310 h.. 44lh. JOHN CONLISK, painting and PP"- hanging. lOO 1VIU. J TRANSFER- AND STORAGE OREGON AUTO DESPATCH Ti. tswvim with a Reputation. unvi 'i:.p Ai'KG-HTURAGK-BAGGAC5E 13th and Kearney. Ilrauch OSS Bdwy. PHONE BOWY. 3309 OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Giisan St. corner lath. Phone Broadway 1-S1 or 1189. We own and operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest Insurance rates In the city. FIREPROOF STORAGE C. M. CLP EN TRANSFER CO.. 24S Pine pirwrvn Mnvivr; STORAGE. SECURITY "STORAGE A TRANSFER CO.. 105 PARK ST. MAIN 5105. A lQjl. WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO.. general tiansfer and forwardlns agents. 124 North Fifth st Broadway 454. CLAY S. MORSE. Inc.. TRACKAGE. STORAGE, TRANSFER. 448-434 GLI3AN ST. WATCH REPAIRING. Highest prices paid, old watches and Jew elry; condition no object; repairs special ty. Rainier jewelry to.. s-a wasn. bl. IANUFACTURERS MILL SUPPLIES. THE PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY. 68-70-72 Front St.. Portland. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. THE PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY. 88-70-72 Front st., Portland. M. L. KLINE, 84-88 Front St. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVEKDINO & FARRELL. 16 Front" si ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Northrup. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER A CO.. Front and Morrison. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cru elty to animals. Office room, 153 courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. The society has full charfre of the city pound at Its home. 535 Columbia boulevard. Phone any time. Wood- lawn 764- Dopes for sale. Horse am bulance for sick or disabled horsea Small animals painlessly electrocuted when necessary, and stray animals cared for. NEW TODAY. To e That splendid comer store at Park and Morrison streets now occupied by United Apparel Co W. PL Ross 1100 N. W. Bank Buildins WE CALL FOR YOUR OLD CARPETS, R o crs suid Woolen Clottalnsr. We Make Beautiful Hand-WoTH FLUFF RUGS All Work Turned Out Promptly. " Ra( Rusra Woven All Slsea Stall Orders. Send for Booklet. Carpet. Cleaned. Lald aud tie fitted. NORTHWEST RTJG CO, 1SS East Sth St. Phone East SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS Old Rnjr ud Woolen Cloth Inc. We Make Reireralble. Hand - Wovei FLUFF RUGS They Wear Like Iron. Mall Ordera. bend for Booklet. Rate Unci Woveu. All Slsea. Carpet Gleaning txl2 Ruars, Steam Cleaned, 91.50. WESIKU.H FLlFr' Itl'C CO, 4 IoIob Ave. N. East 5B. a 1473 Portland Rug Company MlM'FAfTl KEKS OK FLUFF RUGS TIIKKK'S A DIFFKHENti: WE WKAE AI.E SIXES IN BOTH ELI EE AND KAU KIGS. I-t l tall for Your Old Carpets. Work Will Be Returned "Promptly." Mail Orders ;ivn rrompt Attention. WE CLEAN CAKPET6. Portland Rug Company 1672 Knut Seventeenth Street, phone B 134, Kither Pacific or Home. LIBERAL LOANS. We loan our own money on real estate, first and second mortgages, contracts, livestock, notes, etc. K. E. BOWMAN & CO., 210 Clutm of Cum. bldg:. Mala 3026 Cl frf Mortgage Loans O720 Edward L Goudey Co NEW TODA Y. Build Your Own Garage Sectional Garape to you anywhere in the northwest. You can Bet It up In a few hours. Send for circular. REDIMACE BUILDING CO. 315 Ei. 11th St. Phone East 5114. Portland, Or. MORTGAGE LOANS Marshall 4114. A 4118. Improved city and farm propertr. Installment repayment prlvllese It Vreferredi prompt, reliable service A. H. BIRRELL CO. Northwestern Bank Ituildlnsr. REAL ESTATE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Thin is to inform the public that ao catlod real estate apenta advertising that they sell real estate for less than 5 rr cent commission (the reuular Realty Board rate ar NOT MEMBERS OF Til B PORTLAND REALTY BOARD and " cannot vouch for iurb agents beinu reltabl. POKTLAM) REALTY BOARD. J W. Crowsley. Secretary. For Sale -Lots. VIEW LOTS One 100x100. one 75x100 adjoining, on Alameda Lrive near Broadway car line in center of most exclusive residential d 1st rirt on east side, must aeli at once and will sacrifice. A. B. GORTON". 229 HENRY BLDG. MAIN 7783. LAURKLHL'RST LOT CHEAP FOR CASH. Lot 3, block 107. on Metkle place. 42d Ft. near Couch. AIJ taxes and assess ments paid. Marshall 1720. or write A iv Ja, Oregonian. LOTS 5. 0. 7 and 8. in block 5. Jonesmore cost $1000; must sacrifice on account of wife in hospital ; cash price for immed i- aie sale $;ou. j. h. Hohart, iiO- Lum bermen'a bld., Bdwy. loso. KOH SALE, or trade for Income orooertv 6 lots In good towns in Oklahoma, near prouucing oil and big cement plant. . box Corval.is, Or. FOR SALE Must sell this month: vacant corner, ii;id and Hawiuorne; real bar gain. Address BC Oregonian. 110 MONTH buys acre or less, short dis tance Alberta, car. Kennedy school; watei to each tract. Main 1043. $21.000 LOT. with bit? frontage, near iui and Yumhiil. '15 A bin k ton bldg. l'orbale Flat and Apartment Property. KOL'R 4 -room flat building. 1 rurnlfihed; fine location; Income luu. Price 5oU0. Main 7. For Sale -Houses. $3000 ALBERTA BUNGALOW BARGAIN inuwuiil.y attractive modern u-room artistic bun pa low, reception hall. UviixK room with firepiuce. cove celilnRs, win dow seats, pretty uiuing room with built in buflet ; very convenient kitchen ; has a central hall, lined with linen closets: 2 lare sunlit bedrooms with lare clos ets, tiJed bathroom with bet white por celain plumbing fixtures; good furnace, cement basement, floored attic; street liens paid in full; full lot. 5xl00. with shrubs and flowers. Can arranKo terms. We have over 6oo photographs of In spected homes In our office for aale. 12 experienced salesmen with autos at your service. E E F R A N K L. McG t" I R E. TO BUY YOVtt HOME. Abintrton Building. Main 10fiS. Office open Evenings and Sundays. MODERN HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW. $.1050 TERMS. Strictly modern 5-room bungalow with sleeplna; porch, hardwood l loors, fireplace, buffet, linen closet ; full base ment, cemented, paving and sewer paid; 1 block to H car. close in. ANOTHER HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW. $:ti50 TERMS, "-room buriKaiow. modern except fire place and furnace ; beautiful cor. lot. both sides paved and paid; near 37th and Hawthorne ; full basement ; lot alone worth J1SU0. Step livelv. HUB.VER dt Duii.N'ER, 30S Henry bldg. Main S474. 1200 REAL HOME BARGAIN. On a 40xll0-foot lot, close to the car. Is a very substantial 7-room modern home; living room with fireplace; music room, pretty living room, convenient kitchen. 3 light, airy bedrooms, bath, toilet and gas. Abundance of bearing fruit, grapes and berries. Nice place for chickens. Can arrange terms. We have over l"0 photographs of inspected homes in our office for sale; 12 experienced salesmen with autos at your service. SEE FRANK L. McGUlRE. TO BUY YOUR HOME. Ablngton Bids. Main 108. Office Open Evenings and Sundays. ROSE CITY PARK. 5 Rooms, Break fast Nook $4500. We want to show you this classy bun galow. Exception a Uy large living room, hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet. lutch kitchen with breakfast alcove, excep tionally large attic, cement basement, wash trays; full lot: located close In In Rose City Park. 2 blocks from Sandy : street asaesments paid. You would never expect to buy such a home for so little money. Let us show you. A. G. TEEPE CO.. 24 Stark st., near 3d. Main 3516. Main 30it2. Branch Office, 50th and Sandy. On E. 37th Btreet. in the Hawthorne district, on a corner lot, on a paved strict, is a neat 5-room gray bungalow cottage; white enamel piumcing; elec trie lights and gas; $5tM will handle REAL- BARGAIN. We have over t too photographs of Inspected homes in our of ice for sale ; 12 experienced ralesmen with autos at your service. bEL FRANK L. McGl'IRE To Buy Your Home. AbInrton bldg. Main 106S. Oft ice Open Evenings ana Sundays. A BARGAIN. Fine 5-roo:n bungalow, white enamel finish, large living room, dining room 2 bedrooms, kitchen with built-ins. bath and good basement; on lOUxUOO ground, half of which is arranged for chickens and ducks; good outbuilding. feed house, etc., all buildings double-con structed, painted and in tip-top shape. A bargain at $4250 ; terms, f 1 5O0 do -a n. LUEDDEMANN COMPANY. 913 Chamber of Commerce. Main fl!?. ONE 6-room modern cottage. new I v painted and tinted, kitchen in white enamel, linoleum in kitchen and bath room. 1 Hs bicks from car. cement walks In and paid; price $24i0. One fi room bungalow, 5 blocks from car. In good condition, cemen walk and ga rae and built-in features, full base ment and attic: price $1'400, Some terms on either place. Owner. 55 15 Foster road. Mount Scot t jc ar to Archer Place. ROSE CITY PARK" 5-Room ButiKaiow, Garage $3500. Here is a dandy little bungalow home. Tou will appreciate the real downright value. Only loo feet from Sandy, fac ing east. Hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet, Lutch kitchen, etc. Terms. This will be sold quickly, so hurry. A. G. TEEPE CO.. 24 Stark st.. near 3d. Main 3516. Main 3UU2. Branch Office, ootn and Sandy. 1RVINGTON HOME BARGAIN. A J1.V0O0 home for $lu.uuo, in heart of Irvin?ton, 10 rooms, hot water heat, east f rontape. 75x100 feet, big garage, will give terms, best buy In Portland, now vacant, can move In right a w ay See M. E. THOMPSON, Agent. R4-S Mississippi ave. Phone Woodlawn 1733. YOU CAN SELL YOUR LOT. HOW? PORTLAND HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION will contract to build your new home promptly, economically and under prop er guarantees to satisfy you. Will finance if necessary on terms like rent. PORTLAND HOME BUILDING ASSN.. 331-332-333 Ry. Exch. bldg. Main 61ft. THAT VACANT LOT. Why not turn a burden into Income T We design and build apartments, gar ages, residences, anything; furnish plan and finance. Established ten years. W Offer SECURITY. SERVICE. SATISFAC TION. 1 R- Bailey Co., Inc., contract ing architects, 84 N. W. Bank bidg. FINE new EnKlish cottage, 6 rooms, din ing and sleeping porches, hardwood floors, open fireplace, all modern con veniences, with lartee wooded lot, at Mount Zion. the most beautiful view suburb of Portland. Price 050. easy icrmi John Bain (owner). 507 Spalding bldg. Telephone A 7442. WU-L sacrifice 7-roorn semi-modern home, first-class condition, one block from Al berta car line; no incumbrances; fruit trees and berries; 5u0. Call ownur, Wdlo. 573. J.; tiiji Esall We will deliver a KEA Ti ESTATE. lor Sale Houses. PORTLAND'S I N P 1 " T K I AL, DI6TKICT. KKNTl N. 600 On West Terry street. S-room house: small paymrnt down, bai nce $15 per month. 7o interest. on Yet Srhofieid st. Neat it room furnished bungalow; fu'il basement : lot 5 Ox l'u; paved at. anii cement sidowalk; all kinds of fruit and shrubbery ; fine condi dirion; $fir0 wiil handle, balance r,Br mcnth, 7-f interest. f 50 On West Watts St. Nice, larg 6 -room house; lot 50x100 : sas. electric lights and modern piumb lit?: dirt basement: 3 blocks from car; i- cash will handle; will take mortgafje back on balance. On West Watts st. 5-rooni bun galow; iot 7.".xl00; raved st.;- ce ment sidewa : k ; larce parage; modern plumbing; all kinds ot ... fruit and shrubbery. 33o0 On Rurrape st. 6-room bunga low; lot 7.".xl00; has all the mod ern conveniences ; A-l condition; '-a cash will handle. M00 on Brandon ft, S-room modern bungalow ; lot 75x75 ; Improve ments all In nnd paid tor. This Is the best buy in Kenton; one block from Kenton car. JOHN MALOXR. .McCLl;KK KCHMAl'CH CO., 36 Railway Exchange bide. Main 1303. fc.ven.ngs, cail room i. View hotel, Kenton. 577 -DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL In the choicest part of the Hawthorne district on an -xtra large lot, facinjj a paved street with Hens paid in full, la a beautiful, typim colonial bung.ilow; wide porch extends width of house; massive concrete columns covered witti v nts gives this prett v bungalow very pleasing exterior appearance ; large llv jnc room with fireplace and built-in L'ookcase.i; large dtn; very prettv, solid paneled dining-room with massive leaded glass built-in buffet, and w indow s ats. iniaia hardwood floors. full Dutrh, en; - 'iht. airy bedrooms: best white porcelain plumbing fixture, full cement basement; furnace and laundrv trays; Unusuiily convenient fioor plan; house in A-l condition; like new; very Fr 7.iy-,law'n vith abundance of bearing 7.ft ' 'lowers ai d shrubs. We have over two photographs of Inspected homes ia our office for sale; lj experienced sales men with autos at your service. iEE FRANK L. McGUlRE ... To Buy Your Home. Ofitce Opei Evenings and Sunda ys. S5S00 HOSE CITY m-XOXLOW. cry mode.-n. unusually well-built, -room, very attractive bungalow: very pleasing lines; extra large living mom with fireplace; built-in, leaded elas3 bookcases; pretty solid paneled dining room; massive leaded glass buffet; very convenient Iutcu kitchen; 4 light, airy bedrooms: full cement basement; fur Pace and laundry trays; terms. AVe have over not. photographs of inspected home in our oifice for sale; 12 experienced salesmen with autos nt vour service SE3 FRANK L. McGl'IRE, ... To Buy Your Homo. A,,7Pto'bMK- Main 10-S3. Offie Open Evenings and Sundavs. THE McG CI RE SYSTEM makes home buying easy. You can come to this oitice and see over 600 photo graphs of homes for sale, arranged in their respective districts, with full de scription. Every home has been ap praised by an expert appraiser. Some remarkable bargains. That is whv we Foia over r0 homes since January I this year. experienced salesmen with autos at your service SKE FRANK. L. McGl IltE TO BUY YOUR HUME. Ablngton BuiMinc. Main TOR. Office Open Evenings and Sundavs HOSE CITY PARK. NIFTY BUNGALOW $."7M. Here is a bungalow out of the ordi- r?,rylXa rC! home- ,ar living room extending the width of huiise; hardwood floors. iir-place. buffet. French doors between living and dininK rooms. Dutch Kitchen, breaktast nook. cement basement, furnace, etc.; hardwood floors in every room. Let us show you. , A- TEEPE C ?ot1.Ptar,k 5t - near 3d- -NlRi 3S1(?. Main 302. Branch Office, aoth and Sandv HOSE CITY PARK BUNGALOW tasy i erms 73;;.A0. I offer one of the prettiest homes fi rooms and sleeping porch in this. Portland s most charming residence dis trict. Paving, etc.. all paid ; fireplace, hardwood floors. Dutch kitcheu. luun dry trayn. cement bast-ment; blocks south Saudy, 470 E. r.-Jth. T A Bolt 77 7 7. ROSE CITY PARK. Bungalow J47."0. Splendid 5-room bungalow, located one block north of Sandy on 4 sth st.; hard wood floors, fireplace. buffet. Dun-h kitchen, cement basement, furnace, etc. Let ua show you. A. G. TEEPE CO., 2R4 Stark st.. near 3d. Main anifl. Main 3uQ2. Branch Oifice. Mth and Sandy. WEST SIDE BUN;ALOW $1'000. A well-built 5-room plastered bunjra low. full concrete foundation and base ment, with cement floor, modern plumb ing, in a firFt-clas-s condition, on paved street, at 114 First St.; street work all paid. Splendid view. $;oo cash. monthly. Fred A . German Co.. 732 Cham, of Com. Open Sundavs. CLOSE IN ON EAST SIDE. Fine 6-room residence, on 50x 100 lot, full cement basement, furnace, ba th, 2 toilets, everything In fine shape ; lot alone worth $3oo0. Price only $4500; terms. flTiHO down. LUEDDEMANN COMPANY. P13 Chamber of Commerce. M a in fiOtl?. LARGE FA M I LY H O M $10 u0. Terms. Garage, large Jot, paved Street, full basement, bath. etc. If you are really looking for a nice place to live at a modest price, clor-e in and on carline, thi will attract vou. Main 1043. MUTUAL REALTY CO.. 1210 N. W. Bank bldg. IRVINGTOX. FINE H(JM E, Ideal I oca tion. near Jd and Tillamook; center hall, lartstij livintr room, library, 15 fireplaces. Pullman kitchen. breakfast room, large bedrooms, siueplng porch, garage. RARGA IN, $7800. Main &07S; Sunday, East 3'.4. BRAND N E W $ 1 'MtO. $150 cash, L0 monthly, buys this new 4-room plastered cottage, concrete foun dation, complete modern plumbing: 1 block from St. Johns car line; a splendid buy. Fred W. German Co.. 732 Cham, of Com. Open Sundas. BUILD NOW. If you own a lot. we will furnish the money and build for you. Terras like rent. Call and see us. AV EST E R N CON ST R UCTI ON CO.. Main 2033. 621 Morgan Bldg. IRVING TON. PERFECT BUNGALOW. Large rooms, breakfast alcove, oak floors, white enamel, art paper, plaie glass, art is tic fireplace. garae ; bMo w value. Main So7S; Sunday, East :',- 4. WEST SIDE bargain, owner leaving fo east and will sell 7-room modern house, partly furnished and garage on Corbett st. for J20O0. terms. John Singer. 40 Cham, of Com. bldg. FOR-SALE No reasonable offer refused; 11 -room house, old-fashioned, bu t com fortable. 1 Majestic stove. 1 A'ulcan gua range; located at 090 E. Madiaon su Phone Main 12sp. FOR SALE Two lots aud house. 123 chickens. I cow. large chicken hntiKp. ail for 100; $700 down: without chick ens and cow, $1000. See owner, tiluli 5Sth ave. S. E. FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, with or without furniture, including piano, 73.0.x loo, near car line. Improved streets; Sell wood district, fine i lew of city. Call 1303 Milaukie st.. corner Glenwood a-1-. BEAUTIFUL modern home, o'lxloo corner lot, garage, 7 rooms. 1" rooms bringing in $il5 P'T mont h ; price $400 ; $ l noo down. Phone mornings, Bdwy. llu'j ; afternoons. Wdln. i ."."!. 41S ROSELAWN A'E. Modern 5-room home, garage, cement basement, furnace, fireplace. pav-d st. ; Improvements paid. Bargain. Owner, Wdln. 5JS FOR SALE 4-room house, good cond. tion ; 2 blocks from street-car line. Will take Ford car as part payment Price $ 1 QuO. Phone Main 1 .".o.,. GOING to build or repair? Get my ideas and estimates. B. T. A!Tyn. 243 g-arii st. Ofiice hours 3 to 5 P. M. Phone Maiu ;i 1 . Res, phone. Tabor 104. A WONDER OF A BUY. $75,000 residence. an now be bought for $35.000 ; may consider some trade. AM 570. Oregonian. 5-ROOM house, electric lights and bath; on paved street, close in; $1000. tee owner. 340 San Rafai st. SUBURBAN HOME. Beautiful home for sale by owner. For information write box 70. Mliwaukle. Or. IRA'INGTON English style home. $60iK. terms ; 2 baths, i vory throughout; full lot, garage. East 410. BY OWNER Strictly modern home. Irv lngton, oak floors, cement basement. f0 ft. lot; $42'0. E. 2377 or 722 Selling bids. V AU ANT. move right in ; 0-room coitace, full basement, semi-modern: corner 20th and E. Hoyt tts. Phone Main 13 1. A SNAP for ten days, Irvlngton home of seven rooms: modern in every way; on East 10th. Phone owner, E. 41t. LRVINGTON $O00 home on 20thT near Brazee; mahogany and ivory finish; per feet. East 411). IRA'INGTON HOME. DELAHUNT. EAST 1347. PAYS 17 per cent on $0000. 4 hn vises. E. Portland. Make me an otfer. Maddock, 511 Merchants' Trust bldg. IR YIN' 'iTON Perfect home, rornp r. 4 yrs. old. 22d and Knott: no agents. East 419. IRA'INGTON B.OM.LS. EAST 94. IL T. STREET. . IRV. ACT.
