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Newspaper Page TextTHE -MORNING- OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1920 13 N V K PICKETS ESTOPPED UFiITIL SEPTEMBER Temporary Writ Against .'Movie Workers Continued. SUPREME COURT TO ACT Judge Tucker Declares Issues Are Soon to Be Heard op Appeal and He Delays Decision. The temnorary iniunc Ion issued by Circuit Judge Tazwell July 15, re-J straining local unions of moving picture operators and musicians on Bympathetic strike in the Jensen & Von Herberg chows lr m picketing the theaters will continue in force until a hearing some time in Septem ber determines whether the order hall be made permanent or dis missed, according to a decision handed down by Circuit Judge Tucker yes terday on a motion to dissolve the temporary order. "In balancing the respective ele ments of damage to the plaintiffs. It seems to the court that the damage to the plaintiffs (theater owners) is clearly more Imminent and substan tial if the picketing should be -con-J tinuea in tne interim man iai would be visited upon individual members of the union, or the union Itself, in vacating the order," an nounced Judge Tucker, "and for this reason the restraining order will be continued in force until a decree is rendered and entered after the trial of this suit upon Its merits, and the order will not be Broadened but limited to the act of picketing as alleged was being carried on." Supreme; Court Soon to Act. Several questions involved In the suit will be entertained shortly by the - state supreme court in similar cases and for that reason Judge Tucker decided that any opinion he might give as to the erral effect of the facts alleged would be academic and of no avail at this time. The only question with which he was concerned was the one Involved in the motion seeking to dissolve the tem porary order. The sympathetic strike was called because operators walked out In a Tacoma, Wash., motion picture thea ter, in which Jensen rfc Von Herberg had an interest, in an attempt to force through wage Increases. The local men were receiving the scale demanded in Tacoma, It was said, and there was no local dispute as to wages, hours of lab'or or terms and conditions of employment. After walking out locally In sympathy with their Tacoma affiliations, the unions caused pickets to be placed In front of several of the local picture houses, Until restrained by a temporary in junction. No Local Dispute at Issue. The fact that the walkout and subsequent picketing did not grow out of a local dispute, said Judge Tucker, "becomes important upon the question of whether defendants are acting primarily for their own indi vidual benefit and to bring to them selves Individually a bettor condition of wages, hours of labor or terms of employment, or whether their acts are designed primarily to injure the employer in the hope that other re mote benefits will result to them. "It seems to the court that the liti gation gives fair promise to disclose a situation upon the trial of the suit wherein a direct benefit to the em ployes is not the chlf but the sec ondary aim of the controversy. The proceeding Is in the nature of a boy cott." FRUITS, PRCDUGE BREAK SEATTLE CONSUMERS REFUSE TO PAY HIGH PRICES. Potato Market Drawing Little In terest; Yakima Cantaloupe Sea son to Open This Week. SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 16. (Spe cial). There Was a marked downward undertone in prices of fruits and pro duce on Western avenue for the open ing of the week, jobbers stating free ly that consumers seem unwilling to continue to pay high prices for per ishable fruits. This undertone has unsettled futures and is reported for the lack of stability that ran through all trading and carload orders for further than spot delivery. The potato market, which at this time of the year should bes shaping Itself on the digging-time basis, is drawing little interest. Jobbers and carload buyers say that there will be an ample crop and that there is no occasion for haste at this time to close future contracts. This attitude Implies that carload buyers expect1 a low fall market. Toward the end of the week Yak ima cantaloupe season will open with first carload shipments. Express lots show a satisfactory quality and the crop, it is believed, is heavy. The completion of the loganberry season shows that the crop was 25 per cent of normal, owing to freez ing out of the plants last winter, and . average prices to growers of $1 per crate. The raspberry crop was 75 per cent of normal, producers getting av erage returns of $3.75 per crate. Bid prices of pears have fallen from the high point of $90 to $65 per ton at the orchards and the market Is weak. Peaches are holding firm. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. O'SULilVAN-SINGLETOX J. J. O" Sul livan legal, Multnomah Farm, and Emma B't,n,?-.1?,on.'le,!aL. Multnomah Farm. , SBLAND-HUGHES Charles Sund land 20. Chehalt. Wash., and Jeanette Rutha Hughes. 2.1, Imperial hotel SINGLETERRY-MOROAN Clyde P Singleterry 22. Oregon City. Or, and Ma t eet Morea. 20. 1T35 East Eleventh FOSTER-BRADLRT v.rnuv 21- 233 East Seventeenth street, and Jossie .. ... ... r.aai otrvenreentn street SWANK-MARTIN" T.o.,1, Riiu 5.. 2r Helena. Or., and Pearl Martin, 19. Alder hotel. uuM.Mju-raorTOM Lewis Sumner Gunning. 23. The Dalles. Or., and Estella Crofton. 23. Imperial hotel. OLS EN-MYERS Anton Olsen, 29 908 East 20th street North, and Muriel Esther .aijvns iu, iii noisate street COQUILLETTE-PIERCE Reubin W Coqui.lette, 21, AMorU, Or., and Myrtle Claire Pierce. 21. Imperial hotel. ROSS-FERGUSON J. A. Koss, legal. 331 AiarKet street, ana .viaoge L. Ferguson, legal. 4820 Forty-seventh street Southeast. DONASON-HARTUNG Dean A. Dona eon, legal. 821 Marshall street., and Anna M. Harlung, legal, 421 lj Twenty-second CRAWFORD-DUPERTIt'S Alfred Ken neth Crawford, legal, Troy, Mont., and Helens Dupertius. legal. 935 Woodward avenue. KASSEBAUM-LAXB William A. Kasse- naum, legal, tool uommerc;al street, and Ktnei u. Lane, jesjai. so canton street. WALLACE-FITZGERALD Davio L. Wallace. 25. Ziliah. Wash:, and Frances Fitzgerald. 22. 1723 Fish street. . ST. Orp.S-WTLSON William St. Oars, legal Troutdale, Or., and Hulda L. Wil son, legal. Troutdale. 0-- WYTTEXBE RG-TROG E Hans Robert Wyttsnberg, 26. Jennings Lodge, Or,, and Ht1Ti,ta TrS. 21. Gresham. Or. BCRA.NTOX-Z1BGLER John S. Seran ton. legal, .125 Bidtfell avenue, and Sadie Z:csrier, legal, 270 Sixth street. DAV 'S-BEXXETT Harvey Earl Davis. Altamont apartment, and Mr. E. Ben nett. 2G. 400 Clay street. WEBB-HOEPUNG Frederick Webb. 40. 108 Thirteenth street, and Julia Hoepling, 28, Anfonla hotel. GANOE-BAKER Harvey L, Ganoft. le gal. 1121 Arnold street, and Violet Eetea Baker, lejrai. 5J314 East Ankeny street. HOLSHE1MER-SOOBODA P. P. Hol sheimer, legal, Beaverton, Or., and Anna Sooboda, legal. Twelfth and East Ash streets. HOFMANN-SJOBLOM H. ' Lee Hof mann. 25. 7 East Webster strset. and Hutda C. Pioblom. 1. 7 East Webster street. WILLIAMSON-COSVLES Hans Peter Williamson, S4, 509 East Fifty-fourth street North, and Helen Anna Cowles. 28, 390 Bant "Fifty-fourth street North. - MOSER-SHELLENBERGER George H. Moaer, legal. King AlDort apartments, and Marie Shellenberger, legal. King Albert apartments. , KLUS-LOOAX Leo Joseph Ellis, 23. Sll Buchanan street, and Audrey A. Logan. 17. 129 Detroit street. YOUNG-GRIFFITH Charlie Young. 23. Sixty-fifth avenue and Seventy-second street Southeast, and Maudie Ellen Grif fith, 18, Sixty-fifth avenue and Seventy second street Southeast. Vancouver Marriage Licenses, MAYER-ERICKSON Stephen Mayer, 23, of Portland, and Tyyne Erlckson. legal, of Portland. CLARK-KEITH Donald W. Clark. 25. of Portland, and Ella Keith, 24, of Port land. SHEWET-FRANKE Charles S-hewey, 43. of Portland, and Portia J. Franks, 28, of Scranton, Pa. WILI.S-WILLI8 Erwln Wills, 21). of Portland, and Ruth Willis. 23, of Portland. POPE-CAMERON WUliam J. Pope. 32. of Portland, and Ha-ttle it. Cameron. 23, of Portland. ABRAMS-BECKETT W. M. Abrams. 82, of San Francisco Cal., and Edna JBeckett, 25, of St. Louis. Mo. DA.S'IELS-WEINSTEIN Eugene Dan iels. 24, of Seattle, and Lillian Welnstein. 22, of San Francisco. UTERI TOO ILL, REPORT DRY AGENTS GET NOTHING FROM GIANTS' MANAGER. Facts Regarding Whisky and Scuf fle at Lambs' Club Yet to Be Brought Out. y NEW YORK, Aug. 16. "Too ill to be Interviewed." This was the mes sage delivered today to federal prohi bition agents who called at the home of John W. MeGraw to ask the man ager of. the New York Giants if it was true that he had bought whisky at the Lambs club. An admission to this effect, alleged to have been made to the-dlstrict at torney's office in its Investigation of how John C. Slavin, actor, received a fracture of the skull In front-of Mc Graw's house about a week ago, today attracted the attention of J. S. Shev lin, enforcement officer. It was he who dispatched the dry agents to McGraw's home with the threat that if MeGraw did not present himself at the federal district attor ney's office a subpena would be sought. I The agents reported they could not see MeGraw, who Is recovering from a blow on the head. This blow, he told the district attorney's office, was re ceived in a scuffle in the Lambs club the night the actor also was injured. Slavln's condition - today was re ported worse and for this reason Dis trict Attorney Swann announced he would not present the case to the grond jury for a few days. CHILD INJURED BY TRUCK Little Girl Suffers Broken Jaw as Result of Accident on Highway. SALEM, Or, Aug. 16. (Special.) Katherine Gouley, aged 11, is In a local hospital suffering from & broken jaw and internal injuries sustained late Sunday when she was run down by an automobile truck on the Pacific highway, about 11 miles north of Halent. The little girl had been play ing beside the road and was said to have emerged front behind an auto mobile directly in front of the truck, which was driven by Frank C. Perry of Portland. She was struck by the fender and knocked to the pavement. Later the girl was brought to Salem for med ical treatment. She is said to be in a precarious condition. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gouley, reside on a ranch north of the city. ARTICLES ARE FILED Lumber Company With $1,000,000 Capital Aska Incorporation. SALEM, Ot, Aug. 16. (Special.) The Farmers' Warehouse company, with a capital stock of $25,000, has been incorporated by C. O. Reynolds, T. J. Quigley and F. F. Hoskins. Headquarters will be in Redmond. Fred J. Schnell, Omer G. Sharp. Olga A. Schnell and Anna F. Sharp have Incorporated the Schnell-Sharp company, with headquarters at Port land. The capital stock is $10,000. The Rogers-Youmans Lumber com pany, organized under "the laws of Minnesota, has been granted permis sion to operate in Oregon. The capi tal stock is $1,000,000. The Two Shoe Mining company, of Baker, has filed notice of dissolution. Poultry Week Begins Today. " Poultrymen will learn the proper methods in the culling of poultry flocks at the Multnomah county farm bureau today, when "poultry week,'" August 17-20, begins. A demonstra tion in culling will be given, headed by Professor H. E. Crosby of the Oregon Agricultural college, for the benefit of the public and bureau members. AMUSEMENTS. The Classiest, Cleanest, Coziest Picnic Nook Is Columbia Beach GO OUT TODAY Bathing and a Thousand Other Amusements GLOBE Eleventh and Va bin if ton Eugene O'Brien I.V ' 'A Fool and His Money CIRCLE: Herbert Rawlinson "The Passersby" Alao the comedy "Footprints" and Will Rogers' "The Illiterate Digest." Open from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock of the following morning'. AMCSESrESTS. i-l MAT. TOMORROW l, TICKETS SOW 8ELLIX ro i TJ'tTTT Tlr-2Brodw"T Taylor llLilLiiVJ l'bone Main 1. TONIGHT, 8:15; ALL WEEK ' I Popular Price I I Special Price I Mat. Wed. I I Mat. bat. Oliver Morocco Presents Your National Comedienne CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD In the Musical Comedy LINGER LONGER LETTr PRICES: ' Eves. Floor, 2.50; Balcony, 5 rows at 2, i at U 80. 13 at 1; Gallery. 7 at 75c Wed.' Mat. Floor, 11.80; Bal., fl; Gal... 80c. Sat. Mat. Flbor. $2; Bal., S at 1.50. 13 at 1: Gal.. T at 75. Gal lery admission, all performance (not reserved), SO'. -i CITY os REC'D NOW 1 HEILIG NEXT WEEK EK?- WGHTS, AUG. Of- Special Price Matinee Saturday. . I, FIRST VISIT TO PORTLAXH The Selwru Present COWL 1ST THE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH it SMILIN' THROUGH" How to Secure Tickets Nowi Address letters, make checks and postoffice money orders payable to V. T. Pangle, Mgr. Hellig Theater. Add 10 Per Cent War Tax. Include self - addressed stamped envelope. EVE'S-Floor, 3; Balcony. J2.B0, t2. $1.60, $1; Gallery (res.), 75c. SAT. MAT. Floor $2.60; Balcony. $2, $1.50, $1; Gallery (res.), 60c TONIGHT. Campbell's Famous Band Cullin's Famous Dos: and Pony Show Every Afternoon and Evening AMUSEMENTS CONCESSIONS . Admission to Park Free to 8 P. M. Ia.ily Except Sundays and Holidays. Cars at First and Alder. Fare 6 Cents. TODAY TONIGHT "Baby Mine," tea. t urins; Marine Kennedy; Bobby Stone ft Co. musical farce "Hearts and Flowers" ; Three Belmonte. Two La Delias; Mansfield and Riddle; The Templetons; Lew Wells, sax ophonist; Walter 8. Ash at the Wurlitaer. ANTAGE MATINEE DAILY. 1:30 Herbert Evatu Presents "SUBMARINE F-7" The sterling melodrama of the high seas, showing a real submarine in action. SIX OTHER BIG ACTS -Three performances da'.Iy. Night curtain at 7 and 8. PORTLAND VS. OAKLAND Ausrust 18, 10, 20, 3 p. M. Donble-Beaders Saturday and Sunday. llSO P. 31. DANCING TAUGHT All new steps and dances taught at De Honey's beautiful academy. Twenty-third and Washington. Ladies. J3 gentlemen, $5. Classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 11:30. Plenty ot desirable partners and practice No embarrassment. Learn from profes sional dancers. Private lessons all A big sandpile for the kids at OUNCIL REST PARK Games, Amusements, Dancing - AUCTION SALES. At trie BaVer Auction House. Tsmhill and West Park streets. Sals at 10 A. at. MEETING NOTICES. KENTON LODGE. NO. 143. A. F. AND A. M. Special communication today (Tues day). August 17. Work In F. C degree, commencing at 7 f. at. visitors welcome. Bv M. P. ROBINSON. Sec. OREGON - ELECTRIC COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCA- NLM. will meet this (Tn... day) evening at 8 o'clock at Masonic Temple. All mem bers invited. O. O. HALL. Sen. B53 East Tenth street. COURT MOUNT HOOD, NO. 1, FORESTERS OF AMERICA. meets every Tnesday night. For- eeiera nail, iw fmria Street. v isnors welcome. kj a, . mw JANE I si in ti.i , . im..j I, SWIMMING I Tery afternoon an ft evealnc L DANCING J W" every evenlnff except Sunday ,1 It- and Monday. - 2 1 Launches at foot of Morrison -1 S'. Bridge, or take Brooklyn car to 2 Base Ball order of W 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 Oregoniah, Main 7.070 or A 6095, House 29. ACCOUNTANTS. JULIUS R BLACK, publie accountant. ""u""'i income tax service. (jonoora b:dg.. 2d and star. Phone Main 744S A ITERATIONS. LADIES' tailoring-. Perfect fitting; work guar. I. Reubin. U8 Bush & Lane bidg. ASSAY EK3 AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASS AT OFFICE,' 142 Second "-. iTgr gnu piatioum pougnt BATHS. DR. McMAHONS sanitary baths. Always ready. Steam showers, piunges. tubs Necessaries furnished. Kubdowns and - massage when desired. Service and prices cannot be beat. S. W. corner 4th and Wash. Teil your friends. CHIROPRACTIC, steam buth and mas sage. lOtb. floor Broadway bids, ilar snall 810T. Dr. Laura IB. Downing. BUS PA1NT1NO. DEO. P. HANG. LET JONES figure on your fair ting, paper hanging, tinting, etc; guaianteed woric; estimates furnished. tlions East 8110. CARPET CLKAHING. CARPET CLEANING. FLUFF OR RAO RUG 3 , WOVEN ALL 81ZE3. WRITE OR CALL PORTLAND RUli CO. CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS. PARPrUTCD GENERAL. CONTRACT "mil s-:ii Lll in jr. Jobbing. Tabor 9049. CELLULOID BUTTONS. THE 1RWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 8S7 Washington, Broadway 4S4. A. 12S4. CHIROPODIST. FFFT KHRT Come to Dr- Gartner, foot 'LI nn I specialist; corns, bunions, foot arches made -to order. Sll Swetland building, th and Washington. Main 1081. DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles scientifically corrected. Lady asssitant. S13 Morgan bldg. Main 87a. s DR. B. LOUISE COX, ehirnnndUt. 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. 438 Morgan bidg. Main 4498. CHIROPODISTS ARCH SPECIALISTS. WILLIAM, Estelle and Florello De Veny, the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists in the city. Parlors 302 Ger linger bldg.. S. W. corner Second and Alder. Phone Main 1301. CHIROPRACTOR. 300,000 KNOW Dr. McMahon, 100 chiro practor. 11th year malting adjustments enjoyable. beneficial and curative. Throngs pronounce treatment best: rea sonable. Advise your friends. Portland phones. CHIROPRACTOR 510-49. John . Wesley Macleay bid.. Peck, Phone CHIMNEY SWEEPS. BISHOP, CHIMNEY SWEEP. Furnace smokes through registers, needs repairing or cleaning? Tabor 8883 COLLKCTIONS. NETH CO., Worcester bldg. Main. 179B. No collections, no charges. Estab. 1900. DENTISTRY. nFMTKTBY R-a.w. keene. 3514 Wb.ll I III I II I Washington at. Without pain. Latest nerve-blocking method. ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. H. M. H. ELECTRIC CO. 81 N. 1st St., Portland, Or. Re- J Vr4!v3 winding and electrical repair- rt?CA: ("-Inar n rprio Hv Var nr , t -f r'Si motors. Bdwy. 1045. A 1049. MOTORS REWOUND Repaired Bought and Sold. NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS. Phone S27-2T. M. 871. 226 Main st HEMSTITCHING. T. & D. HEMSTITCHING shop; superior work, prompt service. Room 618 Oregon Eilers bldg., 287 h Washington St. WHOLESALERS AND ENGINEERS AND MILL SUPPLIES. THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-86-8T-89 Front GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade bldg HATS AND CAPS. THANHAUSER HAT CO.. 53-55 Front St. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER "ft CO., Front and Morrison RASMTJSSEN & CO., Second and Taylor MEETING NOTICKS. ' IVAKHOE -HOMESTEAD. NO. 8038. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN TEO MEN will meet Wednesday, the ISth. at 8:15 P. M., In Women of Woodcraft hall. 394 Taylor street. This is the reeular business meeting which al members are re quested to attend. Refreshments will be served. Visiting Yeomen always welcome. Mrs. E. Earl Felke. Cor. Main 1C20. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new design. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6th st. FRIEDLAXDER'9 for ledge emblems, class Bins and medsUs. 810 Washington st PIED. GRIFFETH At the family residence. 4803 63d st. S. E.. Susan A. Grltfeth, beloved mother of Frank E". Grifieth. The re mains are at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co.. 5802-04 Hid st S. E., in Lents Notice of funeral later. BENEDICT At Hillsboro. Or., Aug. 13, lil0. James A. Benedict. The remains . are at the funeral parlors of Doneison & Bell. Notice of funeral hereafter. IXMilUL NOTICES. AUSTIN August 14. 1920. Emma A. Aus tin, aged 55 years 8 months and 24 days, beloved wife of W. E. Austin of 961 Cleveland ave.; funeral services Tuesday. August 17, at 2 P. M.. from the Fatten Remains t R. T. Byrnes' parlors. 901 Wl'liams ave. Friends Invited to at onrt Interment Rose City cemetery. McINNES At the residence, 329 Broad way. August i. "(v "v-,."": aged 6i years. Services will be held at the tvew residential funeral parlors of Dunmlng St McEntee, Morrison street at Twelfth, today (Tuesday), August li, at 2 P. M. Frlende Invited to ittsnd. ini.mnt Rose City cemetery. DILLON At the family residence, 69tn ana icuoy si., ng- v.i ridge Dillon, aged 67 years, beloved wife of Frank Dillon. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. Aug. 17. at 2:30 P M., from the funeral parlors of A. D. Ken worthy Co.. 0802-04 2d St. S. E.. in i .nt. interment Mt. Bcott cemetery. WERT At 91 E, 9th st. North. George . . . i . fll . 'i r m Q mnnth. byivester nen, "h' u " - """--19 days. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Tuesday). August 17. at 2 P. M-, from the residential funeral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy. 632-34 East 13th st.. Sellwood. Friends Invited, irt.rm.nt 1 .tin. Fir cemetery. BOSCHUN Funeral services for the late n V, I . . ...Ill ha h.lH WHnaa day morning. August 18, at 10 o clock froni the house at 847 Fremont street. A general invitation to all friends to attend. Please omit flowers. A. R. Zeller company in charge with - lnter m0r.i I. RtiRa Citv cemetery. CORAK The funeral services of the late . . i . . "till Tic, - . nlll l.OUll (.oi an, ibid vj . " . . . ... ... be held Tuesday. August 17, at 10 A M. from the funeral parlors of A. D. Ken worthy & Co.. 6802-04 92d st. S. E... In Lents. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral services. JONES AUTO LlVEllx. MAnonAi.. xi. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS Z66 Fourth St., Opp. City Halt, Sea Bros. Chi BLA LAPSING GRANITE CO. ;o. I IET I O yT MAPISOM STWE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Now located in their new residential fu neral home. Morrison at 12tb. west side. Phone Broadway 430. Automatic 543-68. The Funeral Home of Refinement and Distinctive Service.. Note We have no branches nor any con nection wnatever wltn any other under taking Urm. DANCI-W. MRS BATH, 208 Dekura bldg. Private lessons day and evsning. Ma,n 134o. DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL, 41o East 7th, oor. Grant. East 1487 and 219-62. Dogs and horses clipped. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. GLASSES AT A SAVING, c)- 1 solicit your patronage on the LN&dl oasis of capable service. Thou- mantis uf usued customers. A will convince you. Charles W. Good- I man. optometrist. Uvv Morrison. M. 2124. ; GiuOKGE RUBEN STEIN, the veteran op tician, is an expert eye fitter, and his charges are very reasonable; aatialactiop guaranteed, 226 Morrison St.. near 2d. "EVES SCIENTIFICALLY TEST K. ED with modern instruments. NUfc" Classes fitted. 12.50 UP. A. E. HUHvvlfZ, Uptometfiat. 22i 1st st- PA1NT1.NG AND PAPfc.lt HANGING. PAINTING, paper hanging. John C. Con l)9k. 1.S3 ltilh st. N. Broadway 2945. LiiLfKNUAiiLK bouse painting, paper banging. 'labor 5217. tinting, PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 40 years. All communi cations .strictly eonlidential ; prompt, ef ficient, conscientious service; bandDouk free on request. MUNN 4c CO., patent attorneys, baa Francisco office, houart ; - blog.. ei2 Market St.; Chicago office, j room uu lower Diag. ; w asuiugion oi . fice, room 103, b25 F at.,; New York oftice, Woolwurth bldg. R. C. WRIGHT 22 years' experience U. S. and foreign patents, but Dekum bidg. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg.. rheumati&m, stomach, bowel, lung, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostata, female disorders, skin affections, blood pressure. euiarggd tonsils, motes, birth marks. OPERATING ROOM. furniture, white lino, like new; price reasonable; photos, i'lione .ast U705. Coraer, l-o E. 14th at. PLUMBING SUPPLIES. RANGE boilers, 30, 40. 120 gaL Low price. 10b King. Main ltt4. PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE price. Stark-Davis Co.. liiS 4th. M. TB7. PLUMBING supplies at wholesale prlcea A. L. Howard. 23U 34 at. PRINTING. Ityr pY and sell used printing ma ll C BJ I chinery and equipment. J. 1. Caldwell, Inc., 207 2d st. DCiMTIWQF- W. BALTES & COMPANY. 1 ft lil I lit J First and Oak. Main 165; 511-65 STORAGE. PACKING and crating furniture la our specialty; can save you half of the freight by snipping your goods' tn pool car. Pacific Storage & Delivery Com pany, East First and Madison. East o91. " t SECOND-HAND STORES. LEVIN HARDWARE & FD RN ITU RE CO. 221 FRONT ST. We ' buy and sell everything In the hardware and furniture line. Phone Main 9072. ' , TRADEMARKS. OREGON TRADE MARK BUREAU. 601 Dekum bldg. U. S.. foreign trademarks. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. OREtiON AUTO DESPATCH Thirteenth and Kearney. GENERAL HAULING. Motor and horse equipment; any ca pacity. Moving, packing, itorag. PHONE BDWY. 330B OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Glisan at.. corner 13th. Phone Broadway 12bl or llttO. We own and operate two large olaae A" warehouses en terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates In the city. PACKING, MOVING. STORAGE" SECURITY STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO.. 105 PARK ST. Main 5195. A 105L MANUFACTURERS HIDES. WOOL AND CABCARA BARK. KAHN BROTHERS, 185 Fro n t Br. PLCMB1NO SUPPLIES ANDPIPE. THE M. L. KLIN"E CO.. 84280-87-89 Front. PRO DICE COM MISSION' MERCHAN 1 S EVE RDING & PARRELL. 140 Front Stl SASH, DOORS AND GLASSC W. P. FULLER & CO., Front and Morrison. ROPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup FUNERAL DIRECTORS. EDWARD HOLM AN &SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Third and Salmon Streets. Main SOT. Lady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Washington Street. Between 20th and 21st Streets, West Side. Lady Assistant. Main 269L - Auto. 878-85. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral narlnt-e, waritk sail . s. . i a home, loth and Everott Sts. Phone oruauway Automatic 621-33. J. P. FINLEY & SON t UNfiJKAL DIRECTOH8. Main 9. Montgomery at Klfth. DOWNING & McNEIVIAR ine itoKiarntlal Funeral Home. 441 Multnomah St. lrvlngton Dlst. East 54. F. S DUNNING, INC. 414 E. Alder. Phons Kajtt 62. Perfect service, personal dirsolion, free use ntiTi uu auto eriuipment. P. L. LEKCH 'venth and Clay. East 781. Tabor 1S33. 8S02-4 92d St.. Lents. Tabor K?7 ERICS0N Twelth an Morrison Sis. Broarfway 2fta4 fl. R. 7FI ! FR Pi! "2 Williams ave. East 1Q88. C 1088. Xt RMnni 1047 Belmonr SKEWES t'XDERTAKINQ COMPANY 3d and clay. M. 4152 A. 2281. Lady Assistant. IXORISTS. 2?.J21?R,SO' "' 7S a MORRISON MAM.2S7 POfn-ANO HOTE1. E ROADWAY j PARK.. Smith's Flower Shop Portland's progressive florist. " We special ise In funeral designs. 141 Sixth, op poslle Meier st Frank'a Main 721S ' MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florists. 334 'Washington. Main 269. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS, florists. V87 Morrison sr. Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral de signs. No branch stores. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 287 Washington St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 6102. A HOL Phone your want ads to The Orego nlan. Main 7070. Automatio 560-95. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all eases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phona Main S78 from i a. a to E P. tl The society has full charge of the city found at its home. 25 Columbia bou evard. Phone any time, W o o d 1 awn 764. Dogs for sate. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, horses, ic, ticked Ui free of charge. NEW TODAY. MILL MADE i . 4 - Permanent Sectional Houaei ttdlcklr Erectrd. A Xllllmade Sectional House can be erected by anyone in from 2 to 4 days, according to size purchased. It is simplicity itself. The window and door frames are built in the sections, thus assuring accurate flttlnsc and a great saving in time and labor. There are only 7 steps In the erection of a Mlllmade house 1. Lay foundation and floor. 2. Krect wall sections (4'xb'- . Erect grable sections. 4. Krect roof sections. 5. Finish Inside (plaster or plaster board). 6. Hang doors end fit win dows. 7. Move into your attractive home. . IF IT'S "MILLMADE" IT'S "WEL-ilADE" Ask about our Special Portable Oarage, eize 10x16, price $75. Write or Phone for Cntalogne Elwood WUes & Son 802 Title & Trust Bids. On 4th St., Bet. Start and Oak Phone MaU 4724 Great Reduction i August Furniture Sale THE FELDSTEIN FURNITURE CO. Bought a large quantity of n Davenports and Upholstered Couches And other furniture from the FURNITURE EXHIBITION BLDG. We will place them on sale, beginning TODAY, AUG. 17, 9 A. M. at a price that will defy any com petition in the city. All Davenports and other furni ture are . marked in plain figures, and by giving us a call you'll be sure of getting" one of them. They are Oak and Mahogany fin ish, covered with Tapestry, Leather Craft and Genuine Leather. FELDSTEIN FURNITURE CO. 174 First SU, N. E. Cor. Yamhill Houses ud Garages Portland Fhlrlei Anjb.r la built 4-Ioot sec if r--"M ,?". mi lions ready and i sasy 10 put getaer. riret-class house or sirsct 61- rsrt lrom ths factory at a GUBAT SAVING.. ou pay ao middleman prorit. write lor cat&los;. Kedimade Building Co. Kast Eleventh sod lvrket. t illocks south qC Hawthorn. rhcn BLaitt sill. l'urtlaua. On I " 1 Send Us Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver.) Old Rnei and Woolen Clothlnar. We Make Reversible, lland-W oven FLUFF RUGS Boom-SUe Fluff Russ3 Woven, 1 7.50. Has; It n sen Woven All Sir. en. Clothea t'leanins; and Djelni; Depts. Mall Orders Send for lluoklet. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning 0x12 Rnajs, Steam Cleaned. fl.SO UES'lKHN FUKK HIU I'U, f.4 Union Ave. N. Phones l bast 516 and Kast 7653 I I CABl'ETS. Ross and Woolen Clothlnc FLUFF RUGS All Work Turned Oat Promptly Ran Kofc-a Woven All silxea Unit Orders. Send (or Booklet, larpets Cleaned, Laid and Refitted. KORTHWEST lll'G CO. 188 East 8th St. rkou b-at SSbd. VICTORIA, B. C.-T0 LET From the 15th September next until the First of July. i -moll furnished house adjoining the Oak Bay Golf ' Links, consisting of dining room, drawing room, smoking room and four bedrooms," two bath rooms, tennis court, garage, eta. ADDly to A. W. Jones Limited. Victoria. B. C. Mortgage Loans towfit Interrst rateii Installment r. payment If dealred. liuilriinjc loam auaJ -o delay la cAumIojc. A. H. BIRRELL GO. 217-21U .Northwestern Hank. Bnildlna Marshall 4,114- E1ECLTOH5 AND AOUIMS. TKATOHS Will Find Our Thrice-Secured FAH11 MOH'IUAUES Exceptional Investments for trust funds Not a foreclosure tn twen ty years. FEAIl fe GRAY. Phone Main as. 102 fourth St. LIBERAL LOANS We loan our own money on real estate, first and second mortgages, contracts, livestock, notes, etc. F. E. BOWMAN & CO. 210 Cnnnou of Com. BldaT. Main 3020. NEW TODAY. Edward E.Goiidey Co. MORTGAGES LOANS raited kUlea Baak Bualdlv. REAL ESTATE. 3y ACRES, beautiful homesite. right on Oregon City car lin and har4-urfaced road, suitable tor platting; gas and elec tricity, good - 8 -room buuse; pric $6im per acre, terms. 5- room cottage, river road, nar Ore gon City car line; $5000. ti-rooui cottage, L4 36th st.; )35O0, terms. 8 -room house, Oregon City car line: 6o00. 7-room hour. Denver ave.; $ft750. 7-room house. Division st. ; $5004). 6- room bung., Alameda Park ; 6-room house. Rose City P.rk; $3too. RISLY, STARKWEATHEK & BLACK, W2 Broadway Bldg.. Main 61ii. For Sale Hat and Apartment Property, i iiUV a home and have an income at tame time. 1 have two email apartment houses I In lrvinfeton for sal at $17,000 and I SlS.ooo. Klrst-cl&fta In every respeut. H. j J. U Nell, 717 Board of Trade b.dg. WELL, located modern brick apartment house, furniture and building, earning a 1 substantial income. Full particulars by : addressing A? 3S2. Oregoniarx, Jr'or Sale lieath I'ropcny. FINE BEACH LOTS. F ALT AIR TILLAMOOK BEACH. 1 have four choice lots, all together, two faclrwt the Pacific ocean; board walk; county road and railroad runs in front of property. The other two lots adjoin the two above and face on the road in the rear. All are near the depot, hoiei and Kockaway. Size of lots are 25 feet by about 70 feet and are ex ceptional adapted fur business or resi dence. Will consider some acreage near Portland or autornobl.s in trade. Price S15U and 125 each. Address R 870. Oregonlan. CARTWR1CJI1T PARK, SEASIDE. OR, Lots are now on sale in Cartwrlght Park from $75 to $700; nearly 20u lots to choose from; liberbl terms offered to these wishing to build a Seaside home. For full information call or phone WH1T11EK-KELLY CO, 414 Pittock Block, Phone Broadway 7e4, or F. M. COLB, Agent, Seaside. Oregon. CHOICE BEACH LOT. EXCHANGE FOR Painting and Ps,perhanging . ' and furnish material. Let located on Tillamook beach (Salt air), near station and ocean. AE 760, UregoQiaa. EIGHT beautiful lots. Bay Ocean, $800; one Neahkahnle. $200. or will trade for auto. T i62. Oregonlan. l or Sale Lota. ROSH CITT PARK CAR. 8 TRACTS OR 11 FULL LOTS. Dandy bargain. 2 tracts on 70th st,, overlooking country club (re cently bought for city park); above tract adjoining, one a cor ner; fine opportunity for some one; come in and let us tell you about them; price only $2630. J. L. HARTMA.M COMPANY, 8 Chamber o: Com, bldg. Main 20S. $1500 LOT FOR $1000. Lot 10, block 8, Hancock st. addition, on J3. 37th, between Broadway and Han cock, facing east; 50x100. paved street and all city Hens paid. Price a snap, $1000; worth $1500. GHL'SSl & BENNETT. 818-321 Board of Trade. Main 7152. FOR SALE A beautiful 2 1-5 acre tract, river front property, east side, near Oak Orove. This is a gem of a place and will bear close investigation. Price $3750 cash or $400U on terms; owner has per manently leit city. see li. ti. stark weather.. Broadway bldg., for particulars. $8 DOWN $S MONTHLY. About 1 n lots fronting 3 sts., one of which Is Portsmouth ave. (paved), 2 blocks north of Mt. Johns car; street work all paid. Total price. $sjo. which is just what street work cost, Fred W. German Co.. 73J Chamber of Com. Bldg. CHOICE lot on Jefferson st.. between two of the best business -streets, suitaiiis for garage, repair shop or other business. gacritice. IO.000. H 2:13, Oregonian. . 10 ACRES. 5 acres cleared, no buildings fenced; good roads; 2 miles east of city; snap at eJuuu, touu cash. call owner, Tabor t52. A GIVE-AWAY for $500. corner 50x100 on Ainsworth ave. Morris, 013 Chamber of Commerce bldg. BEUTIFUL I.aurelhurst lot. overlooking lake, for $!H0. Phone 219-63. 1'or toitle Business Property. BUSINESS corner, lot 50x100. 15th and Flandera sts., terms. Phone Auto -1S-29. llomeftteavds, Relinquishments. HOMESTEAD relinquishment for sale: this one is surely a good one. Address 6S0N. 20th et Salem. Or. Fruit and Nut Landa. FOR KALE Hood Kiver apple orchard of 20 acres, 6 miles from town; good roads connecting with Columbia river highway; a fine 6-room dwelling with all modern conveniences. an up - to - date. fully equipped 40x60 packing house, including storage vault, capacity 8000 boxes; a good-sized barn, garage and other build ings and ail kinds of orchard imple ments; would make an Ideal summer home or for commercial use; will sell very cheap on account of health. Thomas E, Avery, Hood River. Or., Route 4. 10 ACKE3 bearing prunes, $5000, includ ing crop; $1000 without crop. Write owner, P. O. Box 67, Rainier, Or. For rtale Houses. TWO FINE LITTLE SNAPS. No. 1. Neat 3-room bungalow in Montavilla. It has baths, electric lights end gas, pretty lot, sidewalk and curb ing; -6 blocks to car. A real snap for $1500. Quick possession. No. 2. Neat little 4 -room cottage. It has gas, elec tric lights. Bull Kun water, patent toilet, fine lot. sidewalk and curbing, hard surface street; handy to car and school, and a fine little snap for $1250. For inspection and fine easy terms. See B. W. HUGHES, 807 JOURNAL BLDO. MAIN 2S18. ALAMEDA PARK. 7-ROOM HOUSE J0500. Price has been reduced from $3000. This Is an exceptionally well-built home: finished in rich oid-ivory and white throughout; hardwood floors, fireplace, bookcases, buffet, Dutch kitchen, full cement basement, etc. Some one is go ing to get a big bargain and it might 8b well be you. A. G. TEEPE CO.. 270 Stark St.. near 4th. Main 3002. Branch office. 50th and Sandy. $7000. STRICTLT MODERN WESTMORE LAND BUNGALOW. HARDWOOD FLOORS. ALL BUILT-INS, FINE COR NER LOT. GARAGE, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH, THREE BEDROOMS FIRST FLOOR. THREE BEDROOMS SECOND FLOOR; "TEtiMS. HALF CASH. PO IN DEXTER, 20H SELLING BLDG. MAIN 1800. RESIDENCE EAST 6771. $2700. 5-room cottage in Hawthorne district, house is neat and attractive, nil plumb ing, concrete foundation, goo Jruasement. 60x100 lot, good lawn, fruit and berries, sewer and paved street in and paid. Some terms. JOHNSON-DODSON CO. 633 N. W. Bank bldg. Main 3787. IRVINGTON HOME BARGAINS. Would like fair offer for 2 fine S and 9-room homes 1 have Jut repainted and decorated, in best locations near car: one is on OoxlOO corner, the other on BOxloo Inside lot: both have old Ivory finish, piate-glass windows, very large living rooms and beautiful grounds with trees and shrubbery Tabor 407. ROSE CITY PARK. Fine bungalow of 5 rooms down and 2 nice rooms up; nice, large rooms, oak floors, furnace, fireplace, 50x100 lot. all improvements in and paid. This is an exceptional buy at $or00. THE FRUD A. JACOBS COMPANY. 104 5th st. Main 81ft LAURELHURST. Ptrlctly modern 2-story residence, hardwood floors. 4 bedrooms, sleeping porch, full-size basement, $7500; terms, half cash. - POINDKXTER, 5nS SELLING BLDG. Stain 1800. Residence East 677L 7-ROOM MODERN HOM B," half "lot," Im provements; full basement, good barn and ch:cken house; 3o bearing fruit trees. $VJ00, $1,100 cash. Rent terms on bal. Albee. with INTERSTATE LAND CO.. 218 Stark street. Main S420. WEST SIDE BARGAIN. Good six-room modern cottage, frac tional lot. south of Grant and west of Sixth street. $:..0 cash, balance monthly. TAGGART BROS, 1102 Spalding Bldg. WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS. 6 rooms, tiled bath. 2 fireplaces, beau tiful view, 75 by 100 lot. $H7r10; $U50 will handle. Main 1128, or Main lsya. JUST LOOK AT THIS. All furnished 5 rooms, full basement and block from car: $20no. $..t?(i cash WE HAN1H.S THE: GOOD ONES RELIABLE INVKSTMKNT CO. 303 Oak Street. CJ REAL ESTATE. ALBERTA. TOTAL: PRICE $3500. l?9 Extra good 5-room bnn ralow In the best prt of Alberta district: has pretty fireplace, hot, water heating system, electric 1'ghis. gas. screens, shades, good basement, graded streets, cement sidewalks; big lot. 80x100: total price JMOO; 81700 cash, balance terms, . . Oall at our office any day and see the many photos of homes which we are offering tor sals. lUAlv IHS TITLE A TRUST CO.. 235 Stark at., near 4th.. Marshall 1S9S. Marshall 1S0S. ROSE CITY, x- . . . $2000. rvo. 44 9-room modern bungalow, flre- bunt-Ins. good basement, DA-d atreeis lot 60x100. Just think, the trice of th"i terms to suit. Better hurry LAWYERS' TITLE A T RUST CO 283 Stark St., nnr 4th. Marshall 1808. ON HALF-ACRifi TRACT. Attractive 4-room bungalow and fSSaShe.KI"ep4-,i.';e' but-ln features U l . Tn's Place 1 located 2 JV.i: , ardson road ( graveled rrK l tce". eau ,In sollt ""me if i and berrles; terms $1500 cash, balance arranged, J L. hakt! ComN r?MPA?,L cLta"S of fm. idtE , or. Prkrose Branch office at end of Parkrosa car Una. Marshall 1ST8. CLOSE IN. XT $1000. .., " l3a -roora Queen Anxe style bungalow, close In on Belmont St.. Sun Fien',,8 iltriCV. Kooa P"mblng, electrlo f" Bas' ful1 cement basement. l-ej street, cement sidewalk, screens, shades? - 8 annliWUh k,Di" o'VroVlcft i.VP ea- Pear"' 3 h,-rrles. 1 walnut trees, worlds of small fruit .in 1 berrlA .6i0U0: 1000 ca8b- balsnce con be LAWYERS- TITLE A TBtTIT CO. 2S5 Stark St.. near 4th. jiiti sua li 1 51,5. DIHTE??5lf? LAURELHURST HOME? Part or , lit H,P;t?".daJa hom ,n fin tin? ?- 5 s ndtrlct' ,n Perfect condi tion, for $11,000. on terms. Could not be duplicated for less than $15,000 Large reception hall, living room libraryrdin ?2!T.rT", and kitchen on first floor; 8 ioo htd.K0m.8' "'""P'" Porch, sewlni room, bath, etc., on 2d floor All f- aenece.that 0und J " modern1 riu Shown by appointment with . , Mr. Bliss, COE A. KcKENNA A CO. 82 th St. AM AUTHORIZED to sell at a great BaCe'. P."r.ti" eoln to California I !: and tn" 4-room modern oTm fiver l,"1 tTS" lots and "rage; fine river view. Houses contain breakfast CS?-""- le?,t'l!ity. modern plumbing billiard, built-in buffet, polished floors' h,riaC",' "rden with fruit trees and f""' '. located on highway and close !5c, Rol- Near new iron ore discoveries. Ideal summer home. Must be seen to lum"?frf atedV See A' rl.endahl. Co. lumL.ia City. Or., near St. Helens, Or. IRVINGTON BARGAIN. -IW modern G-room colonial house. IE" m,P'ttedV cai" be b"Bht for less X?.BU 0!: bas hardwood floors through out, built-in conveniences, Gasco fur nace, garage, etc. Must be sold at once I'if? td n E' J6th- betw.eo Klickitat t".erZnnt- WU1 D8 pen aU da" RICE CONSTRT7CTION CO.. Owners. Phones. Automatic 820-85; East 24.12. 0-ROOM BUNGALOW. $3050; lr---!. .SnSd ln whlt enamel throughout. French doors bet. I. r. and d. r. ; fire place, bookcases, buffet, Dutch kitchen with painted walls, floored attl", cement basement washtrays: paved sts. and sewers paid; a cheerful, clean home, in a good distrlet; $1250 cash. bal. less tnan, 0"'y J2 month. Inc. Interest! . CLEV ELANO-H ENDEHSON rn Z12 Ry. Exch. Bldg. Main 6752. I-rrrv T rnu r . . . . , . . . - ' - v. v ... i r i , iv l . Owner of a beautiful two-story home In the very choicest past of Liurelhurst! wired me to sell his beautiful home at a. big sacrifice; $7300 takes It. easily worth $D0OO: now vacant. Don't fail to see It todaymay be too late tomor row. Key at office. East COth and Olisan sts., or phone Tabor S433. Evs nlngs. East 8779. tV.EASJ' .WALKING' DISTANCE." Well built, well-appearing. 2-story 8 room house, modern plumbing, good fur nace. 2 toilets, good garage, full lot, no Incumbrance; Just across Broadway bridge price $5000. 14 eaan, A decided bargain. 732 Chamber of Commerce. WEST SLOPE OF MOUNT TABOR. A BEAUTIFUL HOME. 6 rooms with large reception hall. The bedrooms are large and airy; full Ce men basement; just a little north of Hawthorne Rve. $5tM0 WELLE R & RINEHART, . 212 Cham, of Corn, Bldg. Main 4,08. East 6372. HERE is your chance to buy from owner fine new bungalow Just completed and ready to step Into; must bo seen to bo appreciated; $3250: term. 3 E. Russet, one, block from Kenton car, near Miss issippi ave. NEW 5-room bungalow, close in. near Sandy blvd., never been occupied: good value at $4750. EDWIN JACOBSON. -718 Spalding bldg. Main 5641 Evenings. Tabor 7853. BUILD NOW. If you own a lot. we will secure the money and build for you; terms like rent; call and see us. BUILDERS' REALTY EXCHANGE. 621 Morgan Bldg. Main 2035. WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS HOME Large modern residence of 8 rooms, overlook ing the lower harbor and the mountains Price $5700. Easy terms. Call on BEN R1ESLAND. 404 Piatt bldg.. 127 Park st- $2000 NEW CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW" The classiest little home in Richmond' H block from car, all butlt-ins and full basement. Ca!l and let me tell you all about It. Terms. Sellwood 651 $2815 SIX ROOMS, corner lot. street and sewer ln and paid, cement basement, gas. electricity, reasonable terms. See J. P. McKenna. Belmont at 3ih. Tabor 640 8. BEHIND every poiicy of title insurance is a deposit with the state of Oregon t protect you against loss, yet It is cheap er than the abstract method. Title A Trust company. $2600 6-ROOM lovely cottage. io7H of fruit and berries, largs lot. want as much cash as possible. See J. B. lie. Kenna. Belmont at 39th. Tabor 64U3. $4000 ALAMEDA PARK $4!)Oo! Strictly modern 6-room house. In terior must be seen to appreciate this bargain. Owner. Woodlawn 0227. NEAT 5-room bungalow in Rose City one b'.&fck to car. See owner at S40 East 4iJ3l iL N. Price $4500. terms. Tabor 78.i3. TITLE Insurance Is tne modern way ot handling titles to real estate. Quicker, costs less and no abstract required. TiUe A TruFt company. GOOD ft-room bungalow on Glenn ave full lot, a bargain at $2150, terms. Ed win Jacobson, 718 Spalding bids. Main 5G42: evening. Tabor 7853. BV OWNER 3-room cottage, fine condi tion, lot 50x100, room for garage. 232 E. 31th, bet. Salmon and Main. Bar gain. GET title insurance instead of an abstract It is quicker and cheaper and you are absolutely protected against error. Title & Trut company. 7-ROOM house, garage, gas. bath, full basement, wash travs, lot 424x110. near S. P. shops. 67B Haig st- $2000 COTTAGE 4 rooms, modern bee lot. E. 10th. McFarland. 208 tailing bldg. TITLE insurance fcaves time and money because no abstraot is required. TK.e A Trust company. MODERN 8-room house, good condition by owner; Rose City Park, Owner, Ta bor 1080, mornings. CLOSE your real estate deal quickly through title Insurance. No abstract re- quired. Title A Trust company. $10O0 A 7-ROOM splendid home, with lot 65x100. corner, garage, fruit, berries Owners in house. Tabor 6403. EVERY purchaser of real estate should have his title Insured. Better be saie than sorry. Title A Trugt company . FOR SALE Modern 8-room house, fur nace, lot 115x200. This Is a snap at $',800. Call owner. Tabor 652. $3500. WALK TO WORtT $3500. Vacant, two good 5-room cottages; one furnis hed. Terms. 207 Cherry s t. FOR SALE CHEAP Attractive Rose City. twe-story home. V block from car; - choice location. I'lione Tabor 012. & . J