TIIE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAN, WEDNESDAY. NOVE3IBER 9, 1921
OF ASSETS CHARGED
Mark R. Colby, Head of Steel
Engineers, Accused.
$32,716 SUIT IS FILED
President and Principal Stocks
bolder of Company Alleged to
Have Appropriated Fundsw
Wholesale looting of the assets of
the Colby Steel & Engineering com
pany by Its president and principal
stockholder, Mark K. Colby, was
charged In a sensational suit filed in
the circuit court yesterday by K. N.
Allen on his own behalf and for other
lntereste4 stockholders In the con
cern. Judgment for 33.7115 at 8 per
cent since January 1, 191S, was de
manded from Colby, this being the
total of sums he was accused: of ap
propratlng to his own use from
funds du the corporation. Cancella
tion of a JIO.OOO note Colby holds
against his company and of a stock
Issue of $13,900 to Colby also were
asked. An accounting for ail funds
was demanded and an Injunction
eought to prevent Colby from remov
ing any of the assets from the Juris
diction of local courts.
Contracts Held Canceled.
On four different occasion Colby
was said to have canceled firm con
tracts for the sale of locomotive
cranes, making secret sales in some
rases for more than double the orig
inal contract amounts and pocketing
the difference. Records of the firm
have been hidden or scattered so that
they are not available to stockhold
ers and Colby repeatedly has threat
ened to leave for South Africa with
the entire monetary assets of the cor
poration, saldi Allen.
The firm is capitalized for $50,000,
tut only 355 shares of stock have
Tioen lBsued, of which Colby owns
262 and the plaintiff, Allen, STA.
Colby controls the concern absolutely,
being president, manager and direc
tor. It was assorted.
The sales which were said to have
enabled .Colby to swell his personal
bank account were all made in 1917.
The first Instance alleged was the
cancellation of a contract for the sale
of a crane to the Donaher Lumber
company for $8281 and the secret re
sale to the Seattle Construction &
Irydock ' company for $19,860. Colby
Is charged with converting the $11,669
profit in the second transaction to his
own use instead of turning it in to
the corporation.
Crane Sale.Held Canceled.
The next instance cited was the al
leged cancellation of a sales contract
for a crane to the Vancouver harbor
commission for $10,702 and secret sale
to the Seattle Construction Dry Dock
company for $16,600, making a $5893
profit never acounted for on books of
the steel company. Another referred
to was the cancellation of a contract
calling for the sale of a crane to tbe
Todd Dry Dock & Construction com
pany of Sea-ttle for $8141 and the sub
Huquent private eale to the Skinner
A Eddy corporation of Seattle for
$14,850, with $6709 profit.
The final case cted was the al
leged sale of a crane to the Seattle
Construction & Dry Dock company
for $16,S50 after a contract with the
Todd Dry Dock & Construction com
pany for purchase of the machinery
for $8350 had been canceled. This
profit of $3000 reverted to the private
use of Colby, it Is claimed.
Out of the private profits Colby
was said to have made by these ruses
he loaned the company of which he Is
president $10,000. Cancellation of
this note Is one of the demands of
the suit, the claim being made that
the money already rightfully be
longed to the corporation.
1'or development of a patent with
the money of the. company. It Is
charged that Colby assigned to him
self $13,900 worth of stock In the cor
poration. Real ownership of the pat
ent always belonged to the company.
It was asserted.
The most recent Improper acts al
leged In the Buit were the payment
of commissions of $280 to one Gilbert
Duffy and $150 to one George Olson
Inst July out of company funds for
work alleged to have been performed
Xor Colby personally.
MINISTERS T0 GO EASJ
Methodist Lenders of Oregon Will
Attend National Conference.
Dr. W. W. Youngson and several
other Methodist ministers of the state
will leave today for Detroit to attend
the national conference of the Metho
dist Kplscopal church, which will be
held November 15, 16 and 17 to con
sider the church's World-wide mis-
lonary and benevolent Interests.
Bishop Shepard and MraShepard left
Monday and Pr. Edward L.. Mills and
Jtev. A. L. Howarth are already In
the past and will attend the session.
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Rev. S. A. Dan ford and Mrs. Dan ford I
of Eugene, Rev. C. A. Edwards of j
Ashland and D. A. Leech, superin
tendent of The Dalles district, will
leave with Dr. Youngaon today. Fred
Jemp of Wenatchee. Wash., will Join
the party at Spokane.
Dr. Youngaon will be in the east
for more than a month. He will at
tend the meeting -of the board of home
missions and church extension in
Philadelphia December 1, 2 and 1.
He is northwest representative on
the board. He also will be present at
the meetings of the board of educa
tion of the church In New Tork De
cember 6, 7 and 8 -in the Interests of
Willamette university and the Kim
ball school of theology.
CONDEMNED MAN FIGHTS
Convict on Eve or Execution At
tacks Jull Guard. -
CHICAGO. Nov. 8. Frank Usrearnl.
condemned to be hanged tomorrow for
the murder of hi wife, attacked
Charles West, a Jail guard, who ws
taking; him to the d-eath cell today
Llgresnl turned' on West and struck
hlra down, then seized a piece of
West's broken eyeglasses and slashed
him twice across the face. Other
guards Sprang to the aid of West and
rushed Ligregnl to the death cell.
At the Insanity hearing- of Ligregnl
West testified he believed that the
condemned, man was sane.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Maj-riae Licenses.
RTJFF-GERDES Url Huff, legal, 210
Market atreet. and Anna Gardes, legal, 210
Market ertreet.
HAYES-DAVIS William A. Hayes, legal,
Heppner, Or., and! Edith S. Davis, legal,
4110 Sixty-third street Southeast.
DANIEL8-ENGLKS Arthur L- Daniels.
25. Oakland, Cal., and Ethel tog lea, 24,
20fl Hamilton avenue.
McDONALD-FOX (Ben E. McDonald, si,
Tacoma, Wash., and Anna R. E. Fox, 20,
Portland.
CAMPAGN'AVXLUZZO-Joaeph Cam
Daana. lesral. 41 Eaat Twentieth atreet.
and S. Gall u xx o, lcga.1. 4S4 East Stephens
street.
HANTOX-AXDERSOX Arthur E. Han
son, lea-al. 4H4 Sixty-third street South
east, and Mary Anderson, legal, 40O4 Sixty-
third utreet Southeast.
BLACKBURN-KENT Jamea UlftdtDurn,
'!. 220 Grand avenue, and Nancy C. Kenr,
75, ii204 Grand avenue.
VO LK-MLI, 1 K.N J OB p n VOIK Jr., uepun.
143 East Sixteenth street, and Cecelia
Mullen, legal, KM Front street
FOLOO-SEIG FRIED Joseph Foleo, le
gal, Portland, and Delia Seig-fried, legal.
Portland.
8TORM-SWAX- Ralph A. Storm, 25, 703
Vancouver avenue, and Luclle C. Swan, 10,
trtrti East Eltfhth street North.
VaneonTer Marriage License.
ESPEDAL-JELVSEN 'Dan Espedal. 32.
of Astoria, Or., and Inga Jensen, 33, of
Astoria, Or.
ARMSTROXO-ADAMS Frank Sylvester
Armstrong. 23. of Portland, and Blanche
Evelyn Adams, 17. Portland.
FANT ANA-ROBERTSON Louis Fan tana,
28, of Portland, and Agnes Robertson, IS.
of Portland.
SALISBURY-PALM Jay Salisbury, 25.
of Lexington, Or., and Maude Palm, 22,
of Portland.
OWIN-SUMPTER Seldon V. Gwln, 55.
of Monmouth, Or., and Ada Sumpter, 43,
of Monmouth, Or.
Births.
REUSENS To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rtuaens, 433 Sixth street, October 25, a
BRADSHAW To Mr. and Mrs. P. Brad
shaw, 162 N. Twenty-second street, Octo-'
be- 27, a son.
FIRST To Mr. and Mrs. J. L. First,
430 East Fifty-first street North, Novem
ber 2, a son.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. E. E. John
son, 3." Holman street, October 30, a son.
KIXOTT To Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Flxott,
?24 East -Twenty-fourth street, November
' RYAN To Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ryan,
70 Texas street, October 2tt, a son.
KEENE To Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Keene,
524 East Fifty-seventh street North, Octo
ber 8, a son.
DeMERITT To Mr. and Mrs. R. G. De
Merltt, 440. Spokane avenue, October 30,
EH RICK E To Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Eh
rlcke 10i:n Kelly street, October 26, a son.
McCREA To Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mc
Crea, 33 East Slxty-flf-th street North,
October 30. , daughter.
HARTMAN To Mr. and Mrs. F. Hart
man, oil East Forty-ninth street North,
October 23, a son.
BTOBER To Mr. and Mrs. H. Stober,
as.1 Taylor Ferry road, October 114, a
daughter.
W1I-SON To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson,
SOU East Eighth street. November 1, a son.
JEItL'LLI To Mr. and Mrs. M. Jerulll.
38? Front street. October 30, a daughter.
SPA LAND EO To Mr. and Mrs. S.
Spalandeo, 634 East Eighth street, October
30. a son
CAMPBELL To Mr. and Mrs. George
N. Campbell. Kalama, Wash., October 30.
s daughter.
McML'RRKN To Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc
Murren, Oregon City, Or., October 29. a
on. -
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Anderson, Goodln Station, Or., Novem
ber 2, a daughter.
DECK To Mr. and Mra I B. Deck,
1014 Franklin avenue, Vancouver, Wash.,
October t, a daughter.
GRANT To Mr. and Mra. W. J. Grant.
Vancouver, Wash., October 29, a son.
D1TEMAN To Mr. and Mrs. E. Dlte
roan, Harrlsburg, .Or., November 2, a son.
Building Permit.
J. P. Faust Erect residence at 23S
imperial avenue, between Floral and
Hasaalo streets; builder W. E. Thomas,
$.V.o. Lot 2, block 22, Laurelhurst.
T. A. Sutherland Erect residence at
1572 East Taylor street, between East
Fifty-seventh and ' East Sixtieth streets;
builder same as owner; $3.MM. Lot west
21 feet 0, east 80 feet 8, block: Edge wood.
T. A. Sutherland Erect residence at
1576 East Taylor street, between East
Fifty-seventh and East Sixtieth . streets;
bul.der tame as owner; $3500. Lot west
21 feet 9, east SO feet S block, EdgewQod.
G. M. Ruffner Erect store at 150 East
Thirteenth street, between Miller and
N halem avenues; builder G. Karlann;
3:u. Lot 1, block X. City View park.
School District No. Erect school at
Central avenue, between Ida and Alma
stieets; builder George lsack5on; $180,000.
School District No. 1 Erect bol ler
house at Central avenue, between Ida and
A 'ma streets; builder George lsackson;
JIHMJU.
Gladys Jacobson Erect residence and
storeroom at 133tf Belmont street, between
Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth streets;
builder R. E. Jacobson; $.1000. Lot west
1 feet 7-8, block i. Spring tract.
R. E. Ure Erect residence at 041 Forty
seventh street, between Siskiyou and
Stanton streets; builders C. C. Adams and
A A. Andrews; $350O. Lot 7, block 143,
Rose City Park.
Han Jower Eject residence at Kellogg
street, between Chicago and New York
streets; builder R. D. Crowe; $0300. Lot
12. block 2. Court Place.
School District No, 1 Erect school at
8ftl Fremont street, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-ninth streets; builder
Robert Pay see: $3,45u.
.School Dlstrlrt No. 1 Erect boiler
houne at W4 Fremont street, between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth streets;
builder Robert Paysee; $7(Hk.
A. Kai-keiman Erect residence at 805
East Fiftieth street, between Hancock and
Broadwav streets; builder W. N. Eisln
Inger; S3SOO. Lot 5. block 1. Wlberg
Heights.
Sunnyslde Iedge Erect lodge hall at
2S: East Thirty-ninth street, between
Hawthorne and Clay streets; builder same
a owner: $0. Lots south 40 feet 4-5,
blcck 2. Obert.
F. Dtnnts Erect residence at 86 East
Seventy-third street, between East Stark
and East Alder streets; builder same as
owner; $,V0O. Lot 2 south 10 feet 1.
blci-k 3, Rumaay.
J.. S. Johnson Erect residence at f3
East Twent y-ninth street, between Skid
more and Prescott streets; builder same
a. owner; $3500. Lot 12, block 43. Ala
meda park.
Kay C. Watklns Erect residence at 636
F.hm Thirteenth street, between Brasee
and Knott streets: builder same as owner;
$-iO00. Lot 16, block Irvlngton.
J. B King Erect residence at liH2 East
Sixteenth street. between Sumner and
Emerson streets: builder H. E. Peters;
$noo. Lot 7. block 19, Vernon.
J. Jeffrott Erect residence at 11 West
Russet t street, between Interstate and
Gre-nwlch streets; builder G. Bisaell;
$3u. Lot 2fl-S. block 12. Kenton.
E. J. Turner Erect residence at 1310
East Eighth street, between Alnsworth
and Hoiman streets; builder same as
owner: ll-'o.
J. B. Wlnship Erect residence at 212
Fe-rty-seeond street, between Laurelhurst
and Floral avenues; builder same as
oner; $AOO0. Lot 2. block 5S, Laurel
hurst. Charles Teterson Erect residence at "37
Fat Twenty-ninth street, between Pres
cctt and Skid more streets; butlder same
a owner: (3u0. Lot 7, block 42, Ala
meda park
C. I. Ferguson Erect reidenVe at 612
East Nineteenth street, between Slsklvou
and Klickitat streets; builder W. G. Carl;
Lot north 4 13 and south H 1.
block SO, Irv'.ngton.
H. D. Gnrlock Erect residence at IftA
Fi"i Seveniy-aMth street North, between t
Oilcan and Everett streets; builder same I
Tabor v ma!"100- block Mount
WIFE-SLAYER
IS DEFENSE
James
for
J. Anderson on Trial
Killing Helpmeet. -
MURDER IS NOT DENIED
Children and Other Relatives of
Prisoner Testify to Prove
Old Man Incompetent.
Was Jamei T. Anderson insane on
the morning: of May 24, 1921, when he
beat his aped wife to death with a
hand ax and in explanation of hla
deed told the authorities after giving
almuelf up that he did it to put her
cut of misery? ' .
T hi a Is the soie question up to a
3uryt in the court of Circuit Judge
Wilson. The slaying Is admitted by
the defense, which contends that An
derson was not In his right mind at
the time. Emotional insanity, com
bined with the lapse of memory ruse
made use of in recent sensational
murder cases, Is not pleaded in this
trial. Instead, Attorneys Collier and
Berr.ard contend that senility had
weakened the mental faculties of An
derson. '
State Presents Four Witnesses.
The first day of the trial, the prose
cution, handled by George Mowry,
deputy district attorney, contented
itself with producing four witnesses.
One was the deputy coroner who took
chatge of the body of the murdered
woman. Sheriff Hurlburt and two
newspaper men who interviewed the
slayer at the county Jail a few hours
o-fter the murder were the other wit
nesses. The latter testified that Anderson
had discussed the killing freely at
the jail, justifying his act by saying
that his wife had been declared a
hopeless Invalid by physicians and
that he was doing her a kindness In
ending her life. Anderson further
had said that his home life always
had been happy.
Photograph Is Excluded.
Attempts of the defense to get Into
evidence a newspaper photograph
taken of Anderson at the county jail
the morning he was Incarcerated
failed when one of the newspaper
men who talked with Anderson that
morning declared that the picture
was not a true likeness In that a
wild expression, of the eyes had not
been noted in the murderer on the
occasion and probably was due to the
glare of the flashlilght by which the
photograph was take a.
Hugh C. Krum, son-in-law of An
derson, was the first witness for the
defense. He testified that he had
known the family for 16 years and
had been married to a daughter of
Anderson for 12 years. On the morn
ing of the murder Anderson tele
phoned Krum asking for a son. Will,
and eaylng that Mrs. Anderson was
dead.
Tells Children of Killing.
The testimony of Mrs. Susie Krum
and William Anderson was that when
they both arrived at their father's
home he was sitting in a chair, de
jected; that they asked if their mother
had "died easy" and that he replied
she had not, that she had "died hard,"
following this remark with: "There
is no use denying it I killed her."
He asked If they had had any break
fast, it was testified, and put a coffee
pot to boil on the stove.
.P. N. Forsythe, close friend of the
family; Mrs. Cecilia Kelly, a daugh
ter, and Mrs. Mary Schaeier, another
daughter, all testified for the defense
that Anderson had appeared worried,
fretful and irritable prior to the
tragedy for some time.
Anderson Declared Insane.
It was their opinion, and also that
of the Krums, that Anderson had been
Insane at the time he killed his wife.
Expert testimony of alienists has not
yet been presented.
Mrs. Krum testified that her fath
er's worry was accentuated by the
fact that he had worked only about
one month out of six prior to the
killing and had been living on his
savings, of which only 200 was lett.
Anderson probably will take the
witness stand this morning.
13-YEAR-OLD BOY GONE
Ellsworth Hicks Missing From
Home Since Monday.
HOOD RIVER. Or., Nov. 8. (Spe
cial.) Authorities are perplexed over
the inability to find Ellsworth, 13-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrss. J. S.
Hicks, who disappeared from home
at daybreak yesterday. Posses
searched from noon yesterday and
all night, and men and women have
scoured the vicinity today. Neighbor
ing towns have been asked to watch
for the boy, who wore a pair of
overalls over his pajamas when he'
left here. He was bare-headed. His
hair is brown, eyes hlue.
A brakeman of the Mount Hood
Railroad company reported seeing'
two boys, one without a hat, cross
ing the Hood river bridge at 6:30
A. M. yesterday. '
Dairyman Gored by Bull.
ASTORIA. Or., Xov. 8. (Special.)
Pe'ei- Hedlund, a Grays River. Wash.,
dairyman, was in St. Mary's hospital
tontpht recovering from injuries re
ceived at his home when a Jersey
bull which he was attempting to feed
became enraged and gored him,
breaking several of Hedlund's ribs
and lacerating the flesh of one leg.
Orpheum matinee today. 15-25-50-Ad.
AMfSEMENTS.
LYRIC
MI SICAL COMEDY COMPANY
Biggest bunch of laughs yon aver had for
, so little money.
"A Night at Maxim's"
Afternoons aA t : Evenings mt 7 and 9
CIRCLE Washlna-ton
Pauline Frederick
"A SLAVE OF VANITY"
Also, a comsdy. "A "W"k Off." and
Psthe Ntwi. Open from 9 o'clock In ths
morning until 4 o'clock the following;
morning.
DANCING!
Labor Temple Auditorium, Fourth
and Jefferson, Wednesday Evening.
Grand Masquerade Friday, Amistice
Flvpninff- Six Cash Prip-
(FLEMING'S ORCHESTRA
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Scissors and Love. A Tailor and His
Mannequins Are the Ingredients of This
Play.
Today Special Picture Feature Tonight
VIOLA DANA
In her latest and greatest- photo-comedy,
THE MATCH BREAKER,"
And All-Star Vaudeville.
PANTAGES
Con tin noun, 1 P. M. to 11 p. M.
CHARLES ALTHOFF
"The Sheriff of llicksville."
STAFFORD AND DE ROSS.
6 OTHER VACDEVILLE ACTS
BE BE1 DANIELS IN
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Sample Room. 2(7 Dekum bldff. North
ypstpm Liquidating Co. .
AUCTION SALES.
' At Wilson's Auction House. 10 A. M
Furniture. 189-171 Second street.
MEETING NOTICES.
GUI REAZEE GROTTO.
fCO. tto Fall ceremonial,
public auditorium. Third and
Clay streets, Saturday. No
vember 1:1. Short business
meeting at 2 o'clock for re
ceiving and balloting on pe
titions. Be sure to turn your petition in
before 2 o clock, candidates report to me
secretary t 7 o'clock. Ceremonial will
start at 7:au sharp- Aaraiuance oy m-i
card. Wear your fei. Do not forget the
Wednesday noon luncheons at the Hazel
wood, as you will always enjoy them. By
order of the monarch.
HARRY A. McRAB. Acting Sec.
GUL REAZEE GROTTO.
NO. 63. will cive a hard
times dance at the Pythian
temple on Thursday. Nov.
10. Prires will be irlven for
the most appropriate coa
HARRT A. McRAB.
Chairman.
PORTLAND CHAPTER No.
3 R. A. M. Special convoca
tion this (Wednesday) evening
at 5 o'clock and 7:15. Royal
Arch degree. Visitor wel
come. J. H. BUSH, H. P.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER,
NO.
18. R. A M. Regular
convocation this (Wednesday)
evening. E. 8th and Burnslde
.sta. at 7:30 o'clock. Visitors
welcome,
ROT QUACKENBUSH. Sec.
MT. TABOR LODGE No.
42, A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial communication 6 P. M.,
stated communication 7:30 P.
M. tonight (Wednesday),
Pvlhian tmDle. aS8 Yamhill
F. C. degree. Visiting brethren
L. R- JOHNSON. W. M.
MASONIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
Employers, redinff help of
any deacrlptlon telephone
Broadway 525S. Only Masonic
-i- ...t.h. frnm thl. office
No chare, to employer or tmployf. N. H.
Atcnison. msr. -
Multnomah, notel.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO.
1H0. A. F. AND A. M. Bpe
clal communication this (Wed.)
evening. Nov. 9. 1S21. at 1
o'clock. E. 43d and Sandy
. . n- . . i . I .. .),. El A A.
re. Visiting brethren welcome. By order
wT m. C. E. GUERNSEY. Act. Sec
ALBERT PIKE LODGE. No
communication Wednesday
i VAvmlMr fi. At 7
' o'clock.' M. M. decree. Vl.lt-
Ing brathren welcome, bt or
der of W. M.
O. N. COOK. Sec
....... . -T-l n t it n i itntT.
'ySSg? TERS OF THE NILE. will
noia a cereiJiuii.tti iiiu.bu.j,
Nov. 10. 2 P. M.. Pythian
fmple. Ball that evening for
members at Multnomah hotel
(formal.) Crowns to be worn
at both meeting.. Order of Queen.
ADDA CELLARS. Rec
SUNXTSIDE SOCIAL CLL"B
Bazaar Saturday 'evening.
Kov. 12. at the temple. Eut
39th and Hawthorne, Dancing.
4
DANCING Special Armis
tice day dance. Moose tem
ple. Fourth and Taylor sts.
New music, new songs, best
floor and. orchestra- Also
rimemfter the regular
dances -very Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday nights. Professor Prasp,
conductor; M. A. Buttrfield, vocalist.
.MULTNOMAH COUNCIL.
1481. ROYAL ARCANUM,
meets at 8 P. M.' on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday
nf each month, ifvonrl rirwtT-
uiH Pacific States Fire Insur
ance hall. Eleventh and Alder. All Arca
num members welcoir'e.
C. K. HOTCHKIPS. Regent
LODGE EMBLEMS, class plna officers'
jewels: carry largs stock to aeiect from:
special work to order In oar own factory ;.
Davids. Jewelers and opticians. ii& Wasa
inclon street at Broadway.
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ACCOUNTANTS.
JLLIUS R BLACK, public accountant,
auditor. Income taa aervto. Concord
b.dg.. 26. and stark. Phone 11 -J n I41S.
ASSAYEKS AND ANALYSTS.
HO. ST A.N A ASSAV Ut'J'lCt. 142 g.COad.
Hold, .liver, platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
G. W. tASTilA.N. Imwjrer and notary pub
lie oa Chamber of Commerce bida.
BATHS.
DR. llcilAHo.Va ua.na. fortiandi .team
anow.ra. piungea, luui. all lur 115c: uli
yuur ljienq.. tuuru At rt'iwimmiL
IU.LI.UIJU Bl.llO.3.
THK 1KV. I.N-HUDSU COitfANT.
Zn't WaaaiagLon. buwy. .a, 'labor 1254.
cmuoFKAcxic.
DR. HcAlAUO.N tilcimn), Portland 12th
year. beven puat-Kiadual. teiearcn
couraes. Hate.: lbxlenued lime. .1 ad
Jualmint. jlj. reaLoriag bealta.
CllllUU'ODloTS.
W1LL1AU, batel!.. ITior.llo andl Dewau.
le Veny. Uie only acieatulo culropodiata
and artn apeclailat. la city. fariur.
Uerilnger bid., aoaluweac corner
becond aaq Aldei aireeta. MalalduL
Dl . O. O. 1'Li-TC.hlfc.lA Fool truublea cl-
entiflcally corrected, lady aaalaiant.
Morgan bid. Main 87oi
atAjiLVU ANI DIKING.
RFGAL CLEANERS tters
Soldiers overcoats dyed blue or black,
new sat buttons. ti.30. 12? N. ttth t.
COLJfc.CTiOtt.
NETH fc CO.. Worcester bids. Mala
No collections, no cnargwa. EslaD. liW.
DACLNti.
DUKoTUlf KAUiibb-iiiiaN, expert insiruc
tion In modern bauroom ana stags aanc
ing, -cImjjbio bane I, toe, oriental. ttiU
Knters oiaa.. Waoh. su
DM'ITBY.
DR. B. . WKI6HT
Third Floor Ralalfh Blrtf.
Corner Slxta and Waabinjrlon Sta
Iain 2118. Auto. 211.
hCWTICTDV CK. -A. W. KlihlNii
UUIMOini no After Ettecta.
Without Pain. HIM Waahlngton St.
X-Kay Work. Above Majeatic Theater.
KLKCTK1CAL BtJ-AJKLXU.
MOTORS REWOUND re .d
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELKCTKIC WORKS.
Phone 517-27. 226 Main St.
JKWELBY MtU AND Kkl'AIKl.Nti.
KOSS & CO., WHOLESALE JEWELtKS,
819 MOHAWK BLUQ., 3D & MORRISON.
MLSIC TEACHERS.
I CARROLL DAI, teacher of piano and
voice. Broadway 2553. 18th st.
OLASS AN1 GLAZ I NO-
PORTLAND GLASS GLAZING CO.
Work reasonably and promptly taken
care of. East 8503.
HAIR DRESSING PARLORS.
NEW AND 1-XC1-LS1VE beauty alio p. op
e rated by aQ eastern woman who is an
experienced graduate oper.ttur; hhtmpuo
ing, etc. ; center of business section
Main 3!37.
MEETING NOTICES.
THE November dance of
the T. P. A. will be held
at the Hotel Multcoiah.
Saturday even.ng. Novem
ber 1-- All members of
the T. P. A and friends
Invited.
CLYDE EVANS,
Secretary
SAMARITAN LODGE. NO
2, I. O. O. F. Meets evry
Wednesday evening at b
o'ciock, Oddfellows' temple.
226 Alder st. Visiting broth-
era always welcome. . .
r K A .N t. Bj. MriAnAJi, a- . vi.
.JESSE T. JONES, ReC. Sec.
ORIENT LODGE NO.
X-" ' -VLJ(J It, i. J. u. r. Meets tnis
Want Klvth and Aldor. it
6 o'clock. First degree.
visitors always welcome.
C. C. STARR. Rec. Sec.
JOHN F. NEiTZEL, N. Q
ORIENT LODGE NO. 17, 1. O. O. F.
Meets this evening in Orient hall. East
Sixth and Alder, at 8 o'clock. Second de
gree. Visitors always welcome.
C. C. 8TAKH, Rec. Sec.
JOHN F. NEITZEL. N. G.
OUS H. CRAMER.
712-A SELLING BLDG.
Main 6020.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer,
watch and jewelry repairing.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Setting and Mounting.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, char ma plna
new designs. Jaeger Broa. 131-3 Sixth st.
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems
class pins and medala 810 Washington at.
DIED.
SBCONDEZ In this city, November 7.
Jose Seconder (Filipino boy). Funeral
notice later. Remains are at the residen
tial parlors of Miller A Tracey. Ar
rangements In charge of Mra. J. W.
Cassii of the San Marco apta
KECK In ChlcaRO. 111.. November T. 121,
Mabel Harris Keck. Remains wilt be at
the chapel of Edward" Holman &. Son..
Thurday morning. November 10. Notice
of funeral later.
MOORE In this city. November 8. 1!21.
Robert Moore, atced 00 years. The re
mains are at the funeral parlors of
A. D. Kenworthy & Co., 5S02-04 Ninety
second street. Southeast. In Lenta.
MOCDT In this city. November 7. 1921.
Iva M. Moody, aged 33 years, wife of
W. H. Moody. Remains are at the chapel
of Edward Holman A Son. Third and
Salmon, streets. Notice of funeral later.
JORDAN In this city. November 8. 19J1,
Fred Jordnn. aged 7 7 years. The remains
are ai Finiey's mortuary. Montgomery at
Fifth. Notice of funeral hereaiter.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
WRIGHT Near Tigard, Or., Nov. 6, Lu
elia Wright, agd 51 years, late of 740
Kearney st. : beloved wife of Fred W.
Wright, mother of Mrs. K4 Ghlert of
Tigard, Mrs. Rose Hermlngfiaus. Port
land, and Fred Gibson of the IS. of O.,
Eugene; daughter of Mra Catherine C.
Gibson of Portland, alster of Mra I. C.
Robnett of Portland and Mrs. Elizabeth
Leonard of. Mass. Remains are at the
residential parlors of Miller A Tracey.
Funeral services will be held Wednes
day, Nov. 9, at 2 P. M. at the Portland
crematorium.
SPENCER In this city, November 7, 1921.
Carrie Eetelle Spencer, aged 32 years,
wife of Charles H. Spencer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wright, mother of
Carrie, Dorothy, Earl, Jack. Betty May,
Bernard and Robert Spencer and sister
of Earl C. and Edwin K. Wrisrht. all of
this citv and Mrs. T. C. Thomas of
Bellingham. Wash. Friends and . ac
quaintances are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral services to be hell
at the chapel of Edward Holman A Son,
Third and Salmon streets. today
(Wednesday). November 9, at 10 A. M
Interment in Greenwood cemetery.
GROSSMAYER Nov. 8. at the late resi
dence, nancocK iireei, owpnie,
aged 72 years, wife of Isadora Oross
mayer, formerly of Leadville, Colo;
mother f Mrs. Florence Hoffman, Phil
and Theresa Grossmayer of this city.
The funeral service will be held Thurs
day, Nov. 10, at 3:30 P. M.. at Finiey's
mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Friends
invited. Interment Riverview cemetery.
Denver and Leadville papers please copy.
PAIVE In this city, November 5, Eliza
beth A. Paine, beloved wife of the late
Ir D L. Paine (deceased); mother of
Mra Ida L. Hoffman of Baker, Or., and
Mrs Katherine E- Pusey of Portland. Or.
Private funeral services will be held to
day (Wednesday). Nov. 9. at 1 o'clock
p M at the family residence, 553 Bid
well ave. Interment Oregon City.
Funeral arrangements In care of Walter
C. Kenworthy.
HOFMAXN The funeral service for John
G Hofmann. late of 911 Front St.. will
be held today (Wednesday) at 2:30
P M at Finiey's mortuary. Montgomery
at 6 th Friends invited. Concluding
service Riverview cemetery.
PRATT The funeral service for Amos R.
Pratt late of Milwaukle, Or., will be
held Thursdav. November 10. at 2:30
P M at Finiey's mortuary. Montgomery
t 5i h Frlwids Invited. Concluding
ervice Milwaukle cemetery.
POWELL Funeral services of the late
James Powell will be held Wednesday.
Nov 9, at 2 P. M.. at tbe chapel of
Miller A Tracey. Interment. Mu.inomab
Park cemetery.
Fl'XKRAL CARA
LlMOt'SINES for iuneral service. JO NHS
ALTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114,
OPTOMETRIST.
VV Out of the Unli-Rent District.
dv. Money oa a our biaatM.
r5 yeaxa' experience; moat mod.
ern and eomplaie equipment at your serv
ice. Consult us tree. Xaousands at aatlatled
patrona Dr. Samuel tiooUman. aaaociat.
optometrist. Maia 2124.
Chas. VV. Oooaman VsZ
WHI PAY AlORK?
- ..Glasses in go.d-U.led frames
Z(&J tit ted to your eye. double
via. on glasses ai low prices; sat
lslactios guaranteeO. Dr. A. . Uurw;ta.
optometrist, 22b k'lnt su aialn 451.
QIT1C1AS.
THERE: axe no Detter eyeflasses made
than the glasses lilted by itubenaKeln,
the veterao optician, from. (3 to $e; salla-
factton guaranteed. 22ii Morrison st.
1AL.NTINU.
C U. TEKKlLia, House and sign painter.
papermg, tmuo g. 4U K. BTtn. Tabor 26 1 1
PAl.NTl.NCi. DAY. CUNTKACT; KBAUON
AbLK; KKKKliliNCli. AUTO- 61-57.
.f APh.Ul.XiJ, painting. Uuticg; work guar
anted satlsiactory. O. i. Sunderstrom,
Bttliwood 14ta.
1"IVS1CLNB.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway building;
tomacii, bowel, Uvsr, Kidnoy, bladder,
reo tal, pros ta le and I exuaia disorders
witOuut operation.
PATENT A TTO U-X C V tt.
PATiCNTS our practice baa extended over
a period o 7 years. !! communica
tions strictly coctidtntlal; prompt, stri
dent, conscientious service; handbook
free on request- ALL' INN CO., Hobart
bldg., &e4 Market al, Ha Francisco;
Chicago of lice, room 810 Tower blag.,
Wasinngtoa office, room 103, 65 First.
iNew tork office, W oolwortb bidg.
K. C WRIGHT, 22 yean' experience U.&
and to re n p atenu. tto 1 Dokuta, bldg.
I'll'K Kl-PAiKlU.
PlfES REPAIRED
By Experts,
3
Pipe nop. 272 Washington SL
rKITLRa.
PRIhaTIWn F- w BA-LTKS & COMPANY
I 11 111 I I11U First and Oak. Main 106; 511-03
RHEtMATjp aPKClALUHT.
FRE1L EXAMINATIONS FREE.
The world's greatest rheum at la cure.
IT'S IN THE GOODS. THAT'S ALU
JACK KING'S Mineral Treatments.'
Cured Patients My Best References.
JACK KINO, Rheumatic Specialist.
83 Fifth St., Corner Oak.
Second Floor Pho e n lx Building.
TRADEMARKS.
OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU, 601
Uekum bldg. U. S. foreign trademarks
TRANS PER AND STORAGE,
SECURITY STORAGE TRANSFER CO.
Packing Moving Storage.
Money loaned on goods In storage.
t3 Fourth st., opp. Multnomah hotel.
Phone Broadway 8715.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.,
474 Gils a st. Broadway I2SL
DRAYAGE. STORAGE.
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracka
VETERINARY.
.ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phonea
Day and night service; veterinarian.
jTNERA L PIRKCTORS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Portland Crematorium
Phone Sellweod 067
KAST FOURTEEN!'!!
i.VU BYBUK.
A.k far Booklet.
. MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less
Independent Funeral Directors
Washington stieet. b-tween l!0th and
21st sts., west side Lady assistant.
Main 2GUI. Auto. 618-44.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 18.14 )
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon yts. Main 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home, 16th and Everett streets.
Phones Bdwy. 2138: Auto. 631-aa.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
tF. S. DLN.N'INO, INC.)
-The family sets th price." 414 E. Aider.
Phone East 62. Anto. 226-25. '
BREEZE c oXOuK. 1047 Belmont.
Funeral Directora
W. F. WHEALDOX, Mgr.. Tabor 1258.
FIN LEX '8 MoKlUARY
MON'TGOMERT AT 6TH. MAIN .
LEECH, UNDERTAKER,
East Eleventh at Hawthorns.
Phone Eaat Tal.
CtfCWPQ I'NUliKTAKINU CO,
UIXL.II kV
Third t.nd Ciay. Main 415J.
A D 7CI I PR nf! VVUllam. Ave.
m III a.L.L.a.a.11 UVI
Phone Eaat 1088.
A, D. KENWOKTHT & CO..
5804 2d at.. Lenta Aoto. 618-21.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN "& FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St
Main 269
Fin. Rdae. and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flower, for all occasion,
artistically arrant-. d.
LAHbtM v
RETAIL FLORIST
IN
PORTLAND.
328 Morrison St.,
Portland Hotel.
Phone Mar. 753.
Personal attention flren
wedding, reception, tea
and table decoratlona
Floral tributes promptly
attended to.
bWElXAND'S FLOWER
8HOP.
Morrison st., bet. 8d and 4th.
Tel. Main 419.
FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS.
TAMHILL AT TENTH.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Tro;r.aalve Florlat. W. sp
clallie In funeral dtalgna 14H, Sixth,
oppoalte M.ier A Frank'.. Main 1211
nd Floral Dealana
25 HathOQna
No Branch Storta
t5 Tear, on Morrlaon
atr.at. bet. 4tb and
8th. Main 7700
NOB HILL FLORISTS
(Eatat. Alfred Burkhardt.)
N. E cor 28n and Ollaan. Main 1SS
TONSETH'S FLORAL CO.. 267 Waahlnatoa
St.. bt 4th and 5th. Main 0102 A 1101.
MONUMKVTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
tM 4th St.. opp. City Hall. 'ED BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WOOXS
QCAUTY MEMORIALS
I E.THIP.D A HNC STS. PHOWE E. T43
RATES FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
In order to earn the more than
one-time role advertlalnsr nut rnn
In essseeatlTS Issaes,
One time 12c per line
Two times (each tssue . . . . llo per line
Three tlmrs esch lssue...I0o per tint
Beven times (each lauK. Uo per line
One to six months per
month 2.50 per line
Six to twelve months, per
month $2 25 per line
The above rate apply ta all hradinxa
With the following- exceptions:
Ht nation Wanted
Each Insertion 9c per Una
Help Wanted
Lost and Found
Fersonsvl
FropoMtJ Invited
Notices
N ot ices
Notie
per llns
per line
per lint
per llns
per lias
t'ne time
Two times fesch Issue) ... .14c
Three times (each Issue). . .13c
Seven times (each Issue)... lie
Ons month 'i
NEW TOD AT
Kte Per Line:
Dally Sundsy
One time lrto 2oo
Two times (per Issue)... l.Vo 10c
Three times (per Issue).. l4o lc
Seven times (per Issue)., l.to 17o
One month, dally and Sunday. .13.50
Count five words to the line.
o ad taken tor leas than two line.
Ads run bundaya only charged at
one-time rate.
Advert tseinents '(except 'Personals"
and "MUuatlone Wanted") will be taken
over tbe telephone if the advertiser Is
a subscriber of either phone.
The Oregonian will receive ropy by
mall provided sufficient remittance for
definite number of issues is seut. Ac
knowledgment will be forwarded
promptly.
Advertisements ore taken for The
Daily Orrgoniun until 1:,iQ p. M.j for
The Stwduy Orrgoniun until i. 51.
Saturday.
NFW TODAY.
Aina
Industrial
Sites
Riajht In the Heart ef the City,
on La rrs bee 8 treet.
Near the Broadway Uridgre
Trackage, Sidewalks
Paved Streets,
Sewers, Water
Tract. BO Pert by 111 Feet Vp to
Several Acre.
PRICES
20c, 40c and 50c
Per Square Foot
BUILDING ASSISTANCE
Illustrated Folder Upon Appli
cation .
Portland Realty
& Trust Co.
OWNERS,
214 Rail r.- Eiraa.lt Bnlldlns;
Phone Main 2129
For Sale
Three-Story Brick
Building
$65,000
s
30.000 square feet, also bailment,
trackagre, down town, can be changed
for semi-retail business. garatire.
warehouse, or manufacturings Terms
to suit. Our first mention of this
building. See Mr. Jones,
a a HA1IMI III A AA
! ti DUWmAIM & UUi l
210 Ckamber of Commerce Bid-.
HOMES
BUNGALOWS
SEE THIS TOnAY.Sl'RE! UBS E.
FLANDERS B I' ";. LOW Per
fect, new. NOT Bl'ILT TO SELL.
Owner transferred. Sightly cor
ner, 1 bl. to car,. 5 to park. Finest
oak floora throughout, most cost
ly tile bathroom ana rixiures; o-
coat Ivory lnlsh; beautifully pa-
fered; plate - srlass windows;
a test electric fixtures; large
attic; furnace and garage to suit
you. Built RIGHT. Just as you
would build. Immediate occupancy.
R. T. STREET. Real Homes.
Ladles Sare Voir Old Carpeta,
Rasa and Woolea Clothing. Let
La H.k. New Haas for Yaa.
mm mm
wmmmm
The oldest and best equipped fae
tory. Fluff and raff rus woven
all slaes; carpeta rfltted: fixll
rug-s steam cleaned, f 1.60. W
call and deliver.
188 E. Elsrata St. Phoae Eaat SOS
STORAGE SPACE
CENTRALLY LOCATED ON TRACK
We can move and store your goods
In a fine sprlnklered building.
HAULING, PACKING, STORAGE
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
4S4 GlUaal St.
Bdwy. 3470
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved Property. Installment Re
piyisesti If Dealred. Buildlns Loss,
Current Rate. Prompt feervlce.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
Z1S-21P Northwrstrra Bank Uuildlnc
Marshall 4114.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
RAGS, RUGS WOVEN
All Slaea at TS Cent. Prr Yard.
Woolen clothtne; and rags taken In
exchange. CARPET CLLAM.NU, m 12
Rnajs Steam Cleaned l-60.
WESTERS FLtFF BIG I'O,
S4 and 6 Inloa Ave. N. East VS1S.
L'ader Aeir Management.
CARPET CLEANING
Reffttlnff, I.aTlna-, Rewixft.. Etr.
xl? KlOI STEAM CLEANED. i.50.
Fluff russ woven, all sizes, from old
carpeta
Mattresses made over. Feathers Reno
vated. All kinds new mattresses for
riONKRR CARPKT CEF.ANINO MRS.
1072 K. IJiH-oln St. Auto, tal -01.
Notices
Spaecial
Funeral
Meeting-
l.ic
vrw Ton at.
WL '
Business
Property h
Broker
STORES
E
A KEY rlE'E.
TIIMKNSIOXS .VI j HO.
IX I.1MC OK IIKVEI.'MENT.
DO.VT 1'UROET HE SAIO
4H0 CASH WILI. HANDLE.
7.12 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
B AY O CE AN
Dear lot Owners:
Last season's visitors were very com
plimentary as to th jrentrs.l apjearanca of
Payoctmn and many ixpn'MPd a desire to
Invest soon as the rosl Is completed. This
certainly shows progress.
Let us be thankful that our affairs are
In the hands of competent men, namelv.
L. K. Latourette, R. It. Kttelo and U. T.
Van Tine, who are serving- without pay.
Please be patient, kind and considerate
and you will soon get your reward.
Don't forget your taxes.
F. 1. Mitchell,
S23 Chamber ot Commerce lilda.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
.MORTGAGE I.OAV.
I nllrd States Hnnk Biillillna.
JNO. U. COFFEY
SIHKTV BONOS.
l.NSl RANCli.
41(0 Wlleox Bids;. Mala
KKAI. ESTATK.
I or Sal' l'lul and Apartmfiit I'ropf rty.
A FLAT SNAP.
If yiu hav. ;000 caah I can put
you in poaa.aalon of a flrst-claaa flat
bulhllnK. on lh. weat Ride, that will net
. you 14 per cent on your tnveatment aftr
paying taxea. Insuranc. Hnd Inlereat on
th mortsage of Call Mr. Walt.ra.
Main LS7.
UlKj uri'OHTl'MTY KUH
1NVKSTOKS.
Kor suile Brick apartment house In
Berlin, Uerniany, built 110; 38 renters
and 4 stora; price 3W,0H marks, terms.
Very cheap at present mark value. Mar.
(VMM). f
1 FLATS, clone In, east side; 2 of ft rooms,
2 of 0 rooms, excellent condition, 101 ov
xl5u; similar properties are priced
around 14.tKK Ths owner's -old and
has special use for money, hence low
price of in.OiMl. terms. Woodlawn BBSA.
BEAUTIFUL FLAT BU1LDIKO.
On corner lot. 5oxloo. S. W. corner of
Garfield ave. and Alberta St. For price
and terms see ths ajrents.
STROX'l & 'Q., 6"d Cham, of Com.
I2.VIU CASH l-'-room apts., full of Steady
tenants, income monthly. 1'rlcs
$n.)00. Includes houiie, lot, furniture.
Main 8(112. Shown only by appointment.
McFAltLAND, Realtor. 2H Fiilllnr blg.
Fr Ntile lits.
lUVl.NUTON LOTS.
$137S 2J.l, ISO feot north of Stanton,
(Mm lilst, l.'rO feet north of Siskiyou.
130 24th. Braiee to Knott.
32W KMxl0O N. K. corner 14th and
Htanton; will divide.
2lfW 75 feet, 14th. next Knott.
IM.to IHth, block north of Fremont.
Mhtl23 to alley, facing- south on
Ctackama. 1M feet east of 2Qth.
Dosens of others of Irvtngrton'a best.
R. T. STRF.KT. Irving; ton Hemlquarterw.
BARGAIN" HUNTERS. LOOK.
OWNER WILL SELL
20 LOTS AT HALF FRICE.
22d St., close In. near Sandy blvd.
Come see them and make offer. T. O.
Bird. Mar. 1U'.
T.AKiiK VIEW LOT.
One block to Broadway rar; all Im
provements paid; In beautiful Alameda
Park. Prlcft $1.-(K).
JOHNSON-DODSON CO..
N. W IlHnk Bhlff. Main 37S7.
HOSE CITY PARK IHSTR1CT.
Beautiful residence lot. tHixlOO. esst
fare, near Sandy, Columbia highway on
79th st.: $4.V.
HARRT BKCKWITH.
Main Realtor. 104 Bth St.
toilOO H.",6 SOME TERMS.
Surrounded y very nice homes, near
Alnsworth ave, on 17th. fie Klchan
bach. O. H. SKOTHEIM COMPANY.
408-11 Couch Hi nr. Main i?i..
XRVlNtJTON iltwtrict, urroundd by ti"
homes: all Improvement In and pAld;
2 blocks to Irvlnstnti car. 'AiK) will
handle. Price on!y IOOO
JOHNSOX-DODSON CO..
A3 3 N. W. Hank HMk. Main 377.
Willamette hlvd. ; all Improvements In
snd paid; 1 blork to car: $S30: terms to
suit. See Mr. Kichanh-Mch.
O H SKOTHKIM COMPANY.
40S-11 Couch HliliC. Mnln ir7.1.
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS!
2ft lots, belwfn Irvine ton snd Rose
City: Ideal location for home sites. Price
$12,000, will Klve terms.
S. BORLAND.
803 Stock Ecbango. Auto. !.2fl-04.
KUMBHA.
A splendid lot. od district hard
surface streets, all Improvements pld
U0 W. M. Um-hdenftnck A Co. 2
Oreron b!n. Bdwv. 1 nr.S
RO.SK CITY PARK K1STRICT.
Cost me $70, will sacrifice for 14 .Mi
cash. 50100 lot: 1 block from Sandy
HARRT HECK WITH.
Main Renter. 104 th St.
LOTS 50x100. near K llllngsworth, on day
st $.'t.".0 : on Portland btvd.. $4 . : -'
down 110 Pr mo. Ak Mr. Mnthers; h
knows where the real hsruiiiu are
Woodlawn 4:W. ' V.. Alnswnrth ave.
TALK OF THE Tutt'N-1
down SI week: beautiful loi with ce
ment walks, unme l;h das. electricity
slid sewsr: 10 to $3,,0 Aliens enr
Rnrr W. t"rv I . " " 'nn "K
f , W V I.At'liFI.HritKT.
FDlendld 50x100 In nice part of this
hlRhest-grade s.ldltlon. Price iit.o. f.V)
down $15 monthly. Fred W. German
' ro. Realtors. 7.VJ Chnm. of Com.
LA I" HICI.IIl' IfST
N W cor. 42d snd Pine ts.. flioo
Can' between T P. M. nd 9 P. M. Tabor
M71.
LAlT.F.LHt'HST corner lot. Just off Ha
ze, fern, bl. bargain. $15,u00. Main 7t'8l
Tabor 5311.
i i a V ED A Pitrk, S W. corner "Ot h and
MAS'.n. $1250. next to come-; $lo;.0, m
prnvemnts .HaldThr;r 0441.
L ROSK CITT PARK.
.Vxl00, all iMMmni p"i( A anap.
Wood'swn 22Q or 11 K. j.',th N.
4W lot NEAH K. .tr. Phone
bast 73-6 or 612 i-at Harrison.
UPPER MORRISON STREET
$6500
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