TIIE MOUSING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921
21
MOTORISTS irJYEAR
ARE FINED $2811
11,000 Arrested for Violation
of Traffic Law.
POLICE REPORT ON WORK
IJccord Sal if to Be Best Ever Made
by Speed Sqund Maintained
tby Local Bureau.
More than 11.000 Portland residents
paid In excess of $26,000 in police
court fines for traffic violations on
Portland streets during the fiscal
year ending November 30, it was dis
closed In the yearly report submitted
to Chief Jenkins yesterday by Police
Lieutenant Krvin, commanding offi
cer of the motorcycle speed squad.
This record of arrests and convic
tions is by far the Rreatest ever held
by this particular division of the po
lice bureau and was declared to have
been the result of close co-operation
between Lieutenant Krvin and the
men under his command.
With a squad of but eight motor
cycle officers to handle speeders,
reckless drivers and other traffic
violators. Lieutenant Krvin has made
what police officials characterized as
a remarkable record Because of the
many extra hours' additional service
rendered by the speed riders without
extra pay.
Extra Work Done.
Durlnsr the late summer and early
. fall months every man of the squad
worked week after week, many extra
hours, both day and niKht, in order
to curb speeding: and careless driv
Ing. and the result of their activities
was well shown in the record of ar
rests and police court convictions.
The actual number arrested during
the year totaled 11,266, while the
amount paid in police court fines ag
gregated J26.746.50. This did not In
elude many jail sentences which were
meted out to the more serious or
fenders,' nor did it show the many
drivers who have been ordered lo
surrender their driver's licenses for
periods of from 30 days to two years.
Although the speed squad has but
eight motorcycle patrolmen, a total
of 17 officers have worked under
. Lieutenant Krvin at various times
during the year.
The highest record of arrests as
well as convictions was made by
Patrolman Pierre, who has been
watching traffic violations for the
entire year. Patrolman Babcock won
second honors and Patrolman
Tauscher third.
Records Are LUfed.
Following are the individual of
fleers, together with a statement of
their arrests and fines:
Pierre, arrests, 1749, fines. J5075; Bab
eock, arrets, 1U77, linen. 14402; Tauscher.
arrrsls. 1371. fines. $24H2.."iO; Kelly, ar
rets, 1111. tinea, f.l.VIo; Kaftan, airests,
87. flnfS. liu.'iO; fcimythe. arrests. 821,
fines. 11741); Scott, arrests, 7r3, fines.
$1337: Khaylor, arrests. Tl'l, finea $1HUN;
(Hadwyn, arrests, S47, fines. 134KI; Thur
bur, arrests, 481, fines, $803; Jlobley, ar
rest!, 432. fines, $772; Anderson, arrests,
171, flnew, $470 50; Claeys, arrests. UO,
fines, $137; Kppensteln, arrests, 71, fines,
Lieutenant Krvin, arrests, 281. fines,
$t!28.50.
Although there have not been a
large number of speeders haled into
court during the past month, the of
ficers have been stationed at numer
ous dangerous street Intersections
where they have guarded traffic con
ditions closely. Many of the arrests
during November have been for these
violations, which on the surface ap
pear of minor Importance, but which
in many instances cause some of the
most serious traffic accidents.
CITY SPENDS 14IVIILLI0HS
VOCK. COMMISSION EXPENSES
MAKE TOTAL $17,214,130.60.
Financial Statement for Fiscal
Year of 1021 Is Given Out by
Treasurer Adams.
Portland and the commission of
public docks expendpd $17,244,130.60
during the fiscal year of 1021, accord
ing to a financial statement given
out yesterday by City Treasurer
Adams. This includes the expendi
tures of the firemen's and police
men's relief and pension funds.
The city expend-ed $14,257.fiU.3S,
with receipts totaling $15, 074. 203. 19.
which Includes a balance from 1920
Of $1.8P2.3:tS.60.
The commission of public docks ex
pended $2,862,133.44. The policemen's
pension fund was drnwn upon for a
total expenditure of $50,567.18 during
the year, while the firemen's pension
fund was called upon for $73,816.60.
For the first time in the history
of the city, the receipts of the Port
land water bureau exceeded $1,000,000.
The total receipts for this bureau for
the year were $1.001.28S.;i3, while
heretofore the receipts of this bureau
have been below the million mark.
During the year the city retired
bonds amounting to $2,930,257.27.
These retirements included $85,000 of
dock commission bonds. $140,000 of
the city of Albina . bonds, $300,000 of
East Portland bonds. $4120.81 of
street extension bonds. $9499.53 of
Linnton bond.s. $21,020 47 of St. Johns
bonds and $2,370,616.46 of street im-,
provement bonds.
The following are the detailed ac
counts of the various city funds for
the year:
city
Balance November 30. 1020. . .$ 1 .KD2.33S (IO-)
Btcelpts. 11.21 I4.iim.sk4.as-
Total
Plshurned. 1021 . ..
.$13.074. 2113.19
. 1 1.257.B13.3S
Balance Nov. 30. 1!21 $ l',71.389.81
1'oilcemen's relief and pension fund
Halanre November 31). 19211..$ in. 8311. 34
Keceipis, 1U21 45.2O0.8.,
Total ;
Disbursed. 1921
.$
B6.040.19
HI.Stt7.18
Bnlance Novernher 30, 1!)21..$ fl.479. 01
Firemen's relief snd pension fund
Balance November an, 11)20..$ 11.710.37
Keoelpts. 1921 7li.251.30
Total
Disbursed, lO'l
...i
87.BB1.B7
73. 18. BO
Balance November 31, 1021..$ 14.145.07
Lm W funds
Pals.ni-e November SO. 1920..$ I.;79.or.n.fll
Keoelpts. 11 1.13."..418.78
Total
Disbursed, 1021
S.414.4S2.3!)
2.XR2.i:i3.44
Balance November 30, 1921..$ 5.12,848.05
All funds
"Total balance Nov. 30, 1020..$ 4. 103. 951. 92
Total receipts 1921 15,338. H1.&2
Total
Total disbursements 1921
...ll9.582.Hri3.44
. .. i;,244.130.t!0
Total blsnce No. SO, 1021$ 2.2S8.562.S4
Tort Development Indorsed.
ROSEBTJRO, Or., Nov. 30 fSpo-
clal.) Senator MeNary and Stanfield
and Representative Havley, corn-
mitted themselves definitely to the
support of the project for the de
velopment of the port of L'mpqua, In
letters received today by the local
chamber of commerce. Resolutions
favoring the project were forwarded
from lioseburg recently and in re
sponse the members of the Oregon
delegation express themselves as
heartily favoring the enterprise.
Senator McN'ary wrote that he has
had the project before the board of
army engineers and that he will take
the subject up with the committee on
rivers and harbors at a conference
which he has arranged for next week.
Obituary.
It. E. Barrickman.
CORVALLIS. Or.. Nov. 30. (Spe
cial.) R. K. Barrickman, civil war
veteran, who died of heart disease at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. T.
TTp.liaa near Pnp.
'vallis. was buried in
the Masonic ceme-
tery at McMinnvllle
r r l a a. y . xie was
born in "Wabash,
Ind., November 4,
1843, enlisted for
service in Company
D, 2d Iowa cavalry,
in 1861, serving as
corporal under Gen
eral Hatch. He
. fought in several
imp ortant battles,
" -T J amontr them being
the memorable en
gagements at Shiloh and Nashville
where he was wounded twice. He
served until the end of the war, re
ceivlng his discharge In 1865.
In 1878 Mr. Barrickman. with his
wife and four daughters, came west
by emigrant train to San Francisco
and thence by the old steamer Elder
to Tortland. Later the family moved
to Linn county, living near Lebanon
for nine years. Later the family went
to Grants Pass to live, remaining there
until 1907, when they returned to the
Willamette valley. Mr. Barrickman
had since lived north of OGrvallis. Mr.
Barrickman was a member of the Mc
pherson Post, G. A. K., of Albany and
was a close friend and comrade of the
late Cyrus H. Walker.
Mr. Barrickman Is survived by
three daughters, Mrs, J. T. Freitas of
Mount View. Mrs. Henry Booth of Mc
Minnville, and Mrs. Eda Clark of
Pocatello, Idaho.
M. D. Smith.
CORVALLIS, Or., Nov. 30. (Spe
cial.) M. D. Smith, who was drowned
in the Willamette
river during the
storm laet week,
was one of the Ore
gon pioneers, hav-f?
Ing been born at
Carlton, Y ajn h I 1 1)M
county, In 1849, tne
son of Peter and
Artha Dean Smith
who crossed the
plains in 1844. The f
spent their first
winter in the west t
with Marcus Whit
man, at Walla Wal
la, coming to the tkn-fniff
Willamette valley as soon as the enow
left the trail open.
In 1877 Mr. Smith sold his Interests
in Carlton and went to Whitman
county, Washington, only to return
In a few years to Yamhill and go to
farming on a part of his father's
original donation land claim. He came
to Corvallis four years ago. Besides
his widow he leaves two daughters
Mies Jiffie Smith of this city and Miss
Ida Smith, teacher at the state normal
school and two sisters Mrs. Ma
tilda Stlllwell and Mrs. Sarah Kelty,
both of Walla Walla.
Mrs. Henry L-effler.
SCIO, Or., Nov. 30. (Special.) The
funeral of Mrs. Henry Leffler was
held at the Baptist church yesterday.
Interment was in Kingston cemetery.
Mrs. Leffler was born in 1842 in Ohio
and came- to Oregon with her parents
by ox team in 1852. Besides her hus
band, who is 93 years of age, two
daughters and eight Sons survive.
They are: Mrs. Mattie Thompson of
Hubbard, and Mrs. Minnie Mont
gomery of Scio, James. William,
Clarence, Ivan, Thomas, Charles and
John, all living near Scio, and George
Leffler, who resides near Hubbard.
Mrs. Laura Ambrose.
BROWNSVILLE, Or., Nov. 30.
fSoecial.) Mrs. Laura Ambrose, who
died at her home in South Brownsville
Monday, was laid at rest in the Ma
sonic cemetery yesterday after fu
neral services at the Presbyterian
church. At the time of her death Mrs.
Ambrose was 74 years old. She was
the last member of the Moyer family
in this city, a sister of the late J. M.
Moyer of Brownsville woolen mill
fame. Rev. J. E. Snyder of Corvallis
preached the funeral sermon.
Cliarles H. McCullougli. -
WALLA WALLA; Wash.. Nov. 30.
.Snecial.) Charles H. McCullough,
agtd 6a, died Tuesday after a brief
Illness. He was a native of Indiana,
coming here. In 1883. He was one of
the first settlers in the big Bend
country, now Douglas county, but
came here to make his home again
about 15 years ago. He leaves his
wife and four sons, John and Roy J.
McCullough. of Walla Walla. Wilbur
C. and Ira McCullough of Portland.
Joseph Eckcr.
ABERDEEN, Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe
cial.) Joseph Ecker, 6. years old,
died this morning at the family home,
300 South Jefferson street, following
a long illness. He came here from.
McCleary 10 months ago, after living i
in McCleary 10 years. He is survived
by his widow and two sons Andrew
Ecker of Aberdeen and George Ecker
or Tacoma. Interment will be at
Winlock.
Sherman J. Burford.
SALEM. Or.. Nov. 30. (Special.)
Sherman J. (Jack) Burford, 46 years
of age, who died at Victoria, B. C,
recently, will be burled in Salem, ac
cording to a telegram received here
today. Mr. Burford was immigration
inspector at ictoria for .many years.
Ft,. In iirvtvAf4 Yiv hfa mnihtr Kfrm
,- , R,fnrrt one alster mrt nr.
,J- urrord, one sister and one
brother, all residents of Salem. Mr.
Burford wag born In Pennsylvania.
Ijewls George Knnls.
CENTRAI-TA. Wash.. Nov. 30.
fSpncial.) The death of Lie wis Gcorjre
Knnis on November 20, after a short
illness, came aa a shock to his many
friends and classmates, both In this
city and Aberdeen, his former, home.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Cora S. Ennls, and (rrandmother, Mrs.
Hattie Brewer. Interment will be
made in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Lester Ij. Robinson.
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Nov. 30.
(Special.) Mrs. Lester L. Robinson,
aged 32, died Tuesday of pneumonia
after ten days' illness. She was born
in Walla Walla county and was a
daughter of the late E. G. Riffle. Her
husband, Lester Robinson, is a well
known farmer, owner of thousands of
acres of land. She leaves her hus
band and three children.
M. M. Alee.
ABERDEEN, Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe
cial.) Funeral services for M. M. Mee,
58 years old, who. died Sunday at the
family residence, were held this after
noon, at the, Whiteside, parlors.
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SEATTLE 1!
INTENT TO USE TAX MONEY
FOR RAILS DENIED.
City Asserts No Attempt Will Be
Made to Resort to Levies to
Sjipport Carlines.
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. SO. (Spe
cial.) In reply to the amended com
plaint of the 14 taxpayers In their
municipal street railway litigation
against the city, the corporation
counsel today filed an answer in the
superior court, and signed a stipula
tion that the city is ready for the
case to go to trial on Its merits at
the earliest convenient date. This paBe
Is the injunction proceeding .brought
by the taxpayers to enjoin the city
from using the general tax fund for
the support of the street railway.
In the answer the city asserts that
the questions were settled in the state
supreme court in the Twitchell case
and that the city council has already
adopted a resolution that the city
does not intend to resort to taxation
to support the car lines. .The city
contends that the gross revenues from
the railways are deposited in the j
banks and draw 2 per. cent, which
would balance any cost of legal and
accounting paid for from the general
fund, and that payments to retire the
$15,000,000 bonds will be made from
revenues only.
Foor Farm Manager Quits.
ROSE BURG, Or., Nov. 30 (Spe
cial.) Terry M. Dunham, who for the
last four years has been serving as
manager of the Douglas county poor
farm, today tendered his resignation
to take effect immediately. His sucr
cessor has not yet been appointed.
AMrSEMKXTS.
A PLAY WITH AN
INTELLECTUAL FLAVOR
STOCK COMPANY
.Now flaying
Th Antl-Mrriave Propaganda
Comedy.
"Why Marry?"
PoneMe Clever Dialogue and
Delightfully Human Character
Studies.
DANDY NEW BILL,
AT THE "HIP"
TODAY
A SPECIAL TREAT
'IS PRESENTED BY
WILL. J. HARRIS
"Tid Bits of 1921"
IVTRODI CIXK SYLVIA
SXOW, IJA.V A. SKiWOIlTH
and MICHAEL KIRZKNE
ARTHUR LLOYD
Human 'ard Index
BERRY & NICKERSON
BInckface Hit
MURRAY & LANE
"Hubby's Holiday"
McMAHON & ADELAIDE
Vaudeville Vrrnntlllties
SCHl'BEBTS GREAT 3SO0 A
WEEK FUNSTER
WILL ROGERS
IN THE CHARMING PICTURE
"AN UNWILLING
HERO"
(Adapted from O. Henry's story,
" blstling Dick's Christmas
Mocking")
CON T I N U O U S PERFORM NCE
SATURDAY. RAUUOONS FOR
THE KIDDIES SATURDAY
MATINEE
TMf 1001 0 TMt emeus
MAY WIRTH
DUMrURAYHONp
An Act In Ths Hole
mtA'Pmi'tnd FtfiIy
J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON.
and His Inimitable rive.
IQHSE C STERLINO
3crtiudeK000Yid
HtrrKoiGREEKElnl
PARKER Catherine
! DUNCAN m.v
AUDITORIUM
i J
MABEL
GARRISON
Prima Donna
Metropolitan Opera
with the
Apollo Club
THURSDAY, DEC. 1
Prices $2, $1.50, $1, 50c
So Tax
SKATS NOW SKI.I.I.V.i AT
SHKHMA. CLAY CO.
PANTAGES
Continuous. 1 P. M. to 11 P. It.
HOUSE OF DAVID BAND
20 High-class Musicians 20 .
NEIL McKINLEV vnrv
6 OTHER VAUDEVILLE ACTS
William Duncan In "Where 3In Are Men"
CIRCLE
Fourth at
WaahinBtpa
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN
"The Conquest of Canaan"
Also a Harold -isloyd comedy. "15 Mln
uti," and Fox News. Open from 9 o'clock
in the mornniif until 4 o clock, Ui roliowin
HIPPODROME
AMTSEMENTS.
', BEGINS TONIGHT, 8:15 ,
i
HEILIG SZZS'JX'"
3SSSS.T0NIGHT .
SPECIAL, PHICE MAT. SAT.
Nat Goldstein Producing; Company
Presents
VICTOR HERBERT'S MUSICAL,
ANGEL FACE
SPLENDID CAST, FEATURING
MARGUERITE ZENDER
NORA KELLY, NAT CARR
Together With
BIG SUPPORTING COMPANY
Superb
Production
Catchy
Melodies
r
- AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
EVE'S $2. $1.50. 1, 77c.
SAT. MAT. Sl.Wl. ft. 77c. 50c.
Add lu Per Cent Wnr Tax.
TICKETS NOW SELLING
LYRIC
MIRICAL COMEDY COMPANY
Mirth and Melody For .Everyone.
"Ikie's Night Out"
Afternoons at 3 Evenings at T and 9
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One to six months, per
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The abov ratea apply to all headings
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Help Wanted
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Count firm words to the line.
No ad token for lees than two line.
Ads run buntlays only charged at
ne-time rate.
Advertisement (except "Personals"
and "HituatiooN Wanted'') will be taken
over the telephone If the avertiaer la
a subscriber Ut either phone.
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mail provided sufficient remittance
for definite number of insuea Is sent.
Acknowledgment will be forwarded
promptly.
Advertlptementn are taken for The
Duily Oreaonian until 7:30 P. M. for
The Hun day Oreouian until 0 F. M.
Saturday.
ATJCTIOX SALKS.
At the Baker Auction house, Yamhill
and West Park streets. Sale at 10 A. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142.
rtenular mttlnjr this
Tnursda ) evening. Elks'
Temple, 8 o'clock. Vislt
InB brothers welcome.
M. R. SPAULDING. Sec.
WASHINGTON COMMAN-
t DERY, NO. 15, K. T. Stat
1 ed conclave this (Thursday)
evening. 7:30 o'clock. Elec
tion of officers. Soiournlntr
Sir Knights courteously invited.
R. H. SO HO MP. Recorder.
OREGON COMMANDERY.
NO. 1. K. T. Special con
cla"e Thursday evenin(c,
Dec. 1, at 7:30 o'clock.
Kniehts of Malta in full
form. Tour attendance at th Pythian
ie m pie will bs appreciated.
C. F. W I EG AND. Recorder.
WAVEKL.Y LODGE. NO.
174. A. y. AND A. M-. East
lirttli and Clinton sts. Stated
communication this (Thurs
day) tveniiiR. 8 o'clock. Elec
tion and installation of offi
cers. Members i eouested to be present.
Visit in? brethren welcome. By order of
W. M. H. E. MILLER. Sec.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
114. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
' communication this (Thurs
day) evening at 7:30 o clock.
Election and installation of
officers. Payment of dues. trt-
ttin brethren always i welcome. Reiretn
ments. By order OLSON. Sec.
STAR LODGE. NO. 219.
I O. O. F. -Regular meet
ing every Thursday eve
ning at 8 P. M.. at 104
KiilingswoMh ave. Work
in Second and third de
crees. Visiting brothers always welcome.
C. F. LATH ROP, N. G.
b. H. VAN WYNOARUEN. Secy.
MINERVA LODGE. NO. 3ft.
I. O. O. F. Regular meeting
t n n i a h t (Thursday 7:80
1 o'clock. Initiation. First and
Alder streeta.
FRANCES ANDERSON. N. O.
FRED WILHELM, Sec.
Mr. J. A. BATCH LOR of Ix Anfrelen.
supreme president of the Fraternal
Brotherhood will pay his official visit to
Portland Iodjpe, No. 209, on this (Thurs
day) even In. Dec. 1. Important, All
members of the ordr. are urged to attend.
GUS H. CRAMER.
712-A PELLIN(J BUDO.
Main 606.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer,
watch and jewelry repairing.
DIAMONDS,
Diamond Setting and Mounting:.
LODGE EMBLEMS, class plna officers'
'ewels; carry larfc stock to select from :
special work to order In our own factory.
Davids, jewelers and opticians. 843 Wash
ington reet at Broadway.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
new -design Jaeger Bros.. .131-3 Sixth. t.
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems,
ciass pins and medals. 310 Washington st.
DIED.
JONES At Rupert. Idaho. November 29.
Mary Frances Jones, aged 81 years,
widow of the late John A. Jones of 631 1
90th st. 8. E., mother of W. S. Jones and
Mr. Ina B. Terwllliger of Portland;
James H. Junes of Seattle. Wash.; Eliz
abeth J. Le Valley of Oakland, Cat. ;
Mary M. Hagerman and A. G. Jones of
Rupert, Idaho. Arrangements In charge
of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. 5HO-04 ti'M
st. S. E., In Lents. Notice of funeral
later.
DAY Tn this city, Nov. 20. 1021, Thomas
F. Day. aged 38 years 7 months and 6
days. Deceased is survived bv a widow.
Mrs. Annie E. Day. of 180 Mill street;
also a- Fon, daughter and brother of
Seattle, Wa.h., and a sinter, Mrs. May
Erickson of fielllngham. Wash. Remains
at the Skewes establishment, corner 3d
and Clay. Funeral notice later.
WOOLHOUSB At the family residence.
217 Cherry street, Oliver Baldwin Wool
house, aged 0N years. Remains are at
the residential funeral home of Downing
ft McNemar, East 7th and Multnomah
streeta Funeral notice later.
MARBLE In this city, Nov. 30. 1921.
Helen H. Marble, aged 11 years. Burial
today (December 1. 1921), at Greenwood
cemetery under direction of lid ward
Holmaa A on.
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FUNERAL NOTICKS.
WALWORTH At the family residence,
1200 East Eighteenth North, November
2U, 1921, Harrison Pomeroy Walworth,
aged 63 years, beloved husband of Anna
Walworth, father of Frank J. and Harry
P. Walworth, brother of Reuben C. Wal
worth. Pleasant Home. Or.; Henry. Dave
and Charles Walworth, all residing In
Minnesota. Funeral services will be con
ducted Friday. December 2, 1U21. at 11
A. M., from Pearson's undertaking par
lors. Russell street at Union avenue.
Friends invited. Interment Rose City
cemetery.
KUEMPEL At the family residence. 414
Morris, November 2S, 1021. Mrs. Chris
tina C. J. Kuempel. aged SO years, be
loved mother of Mrs. Marie Kraeft, A.
B. and Miss Lee Elkins Kuempel. Re
mains at Pearson's undertaking parleys.
, Russell street at Union avenue. Funeral
services will be conducted Thursdav. De
cember 1. l!2l, at 2 P. M., from the
Trinity German Lutheran church, cor
ner Rodney avenue and Ivy streets.
Friends invited. Interment family plot.
Rose City cemetery.
GRAHAM At the residence, 033 Ivanhoe
street. Nov. 1921. William L.. aged
65 years, beloved husband of Emma
Graham, uncle f Mrs. E. F. Munch and
W. L. Graham of this city. The de
ceased was a m-mber of the caulkers
union No. 218. Funeral services will be
held at 2 P. M. Thursday. Dec. 1. 1921,
at the chapel of Chambers Co., 248-2M
Killlngsworti avenue. Interment Rose
City cemetery. Friends invited.
STRONG At the residence, 4S Tioga
street, November 2tf. Olga Strong, aged
2 years, beloved wife of Vernon U
Strong, mother Tf Harold, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rood, aieo survived
by two brothers and one sister of St.
Johns, one brother and one sister in
Washington. Funeral services will be
held today (Thursdav), Dec. l. at 2 P.
M. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. In
terment Rose City cemetery.
FIRESTONE Late of 12H East 71st, Nov.
ir, i-amanne o. Firestone, aged tit years,
mother of E. N. Firestone of Garden
Home and R. J. Firestone of Vancouver,
Wash.; Mrs. Margaret Elston, Mrs. T. Z.
Sluman and Mrs. J. M. Tarnley of Port
land. Funeral services will be held to
day (Thursday), December 1. at 1 -:30
P. M. from Knapp's funeral parlors, Van
couver, Wa.sh. Interment ML Scott cem
etery, Portland.
DAVIS Nov. 29, at the late residence. 10fi9
aughn street. Charles O. Davis, aged
67 years, beloved husband of Etta S.
Davis, father of David, Marie and Jeanne
Davis of Portland. Mrs. Carl A. Bickel
and Percy Z. Davis of New York. The
funeral service will be held today tThurs-
aayj at z:ju t i. at r iniey s mortuarv,
Montgomery at Fifth Friends invited,
Concluding service Rtverview cemetery.
HANSEN In this city, Nov. 29, Grace
Lane Hansen, aged o'Z years, beloved wife
of Jacob Hansen and sister of Mrs. C. S.
Newberry and Mrs. Will Ttft-jihViim nf
Portland, Homer and Maurice Lane of
Portland. Funeral services will be held
aiuruay, uec. 3, at U A. M. at the
chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment
Kiverview cemetery. Carrolton, Missouri,
papers p lease- copy.
BRANDSET In this city, Nov. 29, Nels
Brandset, aged 4tt years, father of Lowell
and Zella May Brandset of this city.
The funeral services will take place from
the conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral Directors. 414 East Aider st.. at
2 P. M. today (.Thursday), December 1.
Friends Invited. Interment Mt. Scott
Park cemetery.
WAITE The funeral services of the late
John Waite. aged fia vears, who died
in this city Nov. 29, 1921, will be held
today (Thursday), Dec. 1, at 2 P. M.
from the chapel of the Skewes Under
taking Co., corner Third and Clay sts.
Friends invited to attend. Deceased was
a master mariner. Interment Rose City
cemetery.
PETERS The funeral service for William
Peters, late of 144 Dakota street, will be
held today (Thurs(iy at 2 P. M at
Trinity Presbyterian church. Vlrglnia'and
Nebraska streets. Friends invited. Con
cluding service Riverview cemetery. J.
P. Finiey & Son, directors.
HEW'ETT In this city, Nov. 30, 1921,
Mary T. He wet t. aed 79 years, sister
of Mrs. Henry Hewett of Green Hills.
Or. Funeral services will be held to
day (Thursday), at 11 A. M., at "9
Hoyt street. Concluding services at the
Portland crematorium.
MILLER The funeral service for Henrv
B. Miller late of n09 East 21st N. will
be held today (Thursday) at 10:30 A.
M. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at
Fifth. Friends Invited. Concluding serv
ing service Riverview cemetery.
BAILY The funeral service for Charles
B. Bally, late of 4.10 East 22d N.. will
be held today (Thursday) at 2:30 P. M.
at Portland crematorium chapel. Friends
Invited. Interment mausoleum. J. P.
Finiey & Son, directors.
BROWN The funeral services of William
E. Brown, late of Milwaukie, Or., wiil be
. heid Thursday at 12:30 P. M. at the
chapel of Miller & Tracey Interment
Rose City cemetery.
FUNERAL CARS.'
L1MOI SINES lor funeral service. JONES
ALTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114.
FUNERAL IlIRECTORS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Portland Crematorium
Phone Sell wood 067
EAST FOVRTKEXTH
ANU HYBIili.
Ask for Booklet.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Iess.
i ndepndent Funeral Directors.
Wanhington street, between 20ih and
21st sts., west side. Lady assistant.
Main 2011 Automatic 518-44.
HOLMAN & SON
(Foundid ltl
FI'SBRAL DIRKCTORSt
Third and Salmon Sis. laln .07.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with si) the privacy of
a home, Itith and P-erelt streis.
Phoncj Brnaihviv 213S; Ant.
EAST SIDE Fl'NKBAI. tIILECTOR3.
(F. S. UlNNINi;. INC.)
'The family sets the price." 414 E. Alder.
Phone East :2. Atit. 22.1-1:5.
tlliEi;ZE & SNOOK. 1047 U'jinionu
Funeral Ilrectors.
W. F. WHEAI.UIIX. Mer.. Tahor 12.18.
LEKt'H. -JNDKKTAKEK.
East Eleventh at Hawiborne.
Phone East 7 (si.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT ilTH MAIN 9.
CVrurO I'XDKRTAKINti CO.,
Third and Clay. Main 4152.
AD 7CI I ED Pfl 69- Williams Ave.
i n. LlLLLH UUif Phone East 1088.
A. U. KENWUKTHY A CO.,
AS04 OJd it.. Lents. Aut. 518-21.
Ff-ORISTS.
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Fine Roses and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for all occasions
artistically arranged.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IV
PORTLAND.
St Morrison St.,
Vort land HoW.
1'lione Mar. ?53.
f'erionul attention given
wedding. receptiin, tea
and table decorations.
Floral trihutes promptly
attended to. g
SH'JSTLANO'S FLOWER
SHOl'.
Morrtt'on st., bet. 3d and 4th.
rei. Main -in.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
sw&sr as
YAMHILL AT TENTH. '
And Floral Designs.
25 Hothoujes.
No Branch Stores.
25 Years on Morrison
sreet. bet. 4th and
5th. Main 7700.
NOB HILL FLORISTS.
(Estate Alfred Burkhardt.)
N, E. cor. 23 i tod QUsan, Mala 1359,
dm
'
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms, professional men, manu
facturers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference.
Information as to any class of work not listed may be
obtained by calling Main 7070, House 40.
ACCOUNTANTS.
JLLIL'S K. BLACK, public accountant,
auditor. Income lax service. Concord
bldg., 2d and Stark. 1'hone Main 7443.
ASSAlfcK4 .AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY UKF1UK, Hi
Gold, silver, piatlnum bought.
nuns. KTC.
DR. McilAilO.S S baths, 1'orttnnd: steam
showers, plunges, tubs, all for 35c; tell
your friends. Fourth at Washington.
BllI.m.NU FLANS.
bl ILD1NG or permit pians; send sketch
of your new home; prompt service; rea
sonable. 1. M. CKuOKti, arehiteeturai
designer. Posiofftce box atHid, Portland.
t'fcl.Ll LOIO 14 L T 1 0 N S.
TUU IKWi.N-HuDtiuN CJMPAN"i
337 Washington. Bdwy. 44. Tabor 1JB4.
OHHOPKACTIC.
Dlt. McMAHON (McMin), Portland; 1-iin
year. Seven post - graduate research
courses. Rates: Kxtenued time, 1 ad
Justments. restoring heaitn.
( iiiKoi'om.vrs..
WILLIAM, Ksteiie. l-'rel.o and Dewane
le Veny, the only s&entiic chiropodists
and arch specialists lu city. Parlors
aoi Gerltnger blag., southwest corner
Second and Alder streets. Main 1301.
VH. O. O. i'LlJTCHKH Foot trouble sci
entifically corrected; lady assistant.
Morgan bld. Main h702.
CLEANING AND DVKINO.
REGAL CLEANERS
TAllAJKS
AND HATTERS
Soldiers' overcoats dyed blue or black,
new set buttons. o."i. 127 N. 6th St.
CDN I KAt IQKIS.
DAVIDSON Si BL.A.SHX.
CONTRACTU HS.
Home Builders. Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable,
6132 82d St. S. K.
C01.l.XTlO.S.
NKTU & CO.. Worcester bids. Main lilo
No collections, no charges. EstaD. l'ou.
IltMTSlKV.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT,
Third Floor Raleigh Bldg.
Corner Sixth and Washington Sta,
Main 2119. Auto, ail's.
DENTISTRY
IK. A. VV. K KEN IS,
No After Effect.
Without Pain. 831 Vi Washington St.
X-Ray Work. Above Majestic Theater.
KLECTKICAL KKI'AIKINU.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
BOUGHT AND SOLD
NIOHOL, ELECTRIC WORKS.
Phone S2T-2T. 226 Main St.
.MUSIC TKACIIKKS.
IMLIN, piano, practical harmony, all
stringed instruments. Kol Kenueck, 409
Yamhill.
L. CARROLL DAY. leacner of plaino ana
volce Broadway 2."..". US mth st.
JKWKI.KY MHi. AND KKI'AlltlNG.
ROSS & CO.. WHOLESALE JEWELERS.
319MOHAWK BLDG.. 8D & MORRISON.
NOTARY I'l'BI.IC.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer and notary pub
lic. .V-'S Chamber of Commerce bidg
XI RSKKY FOR CIIII.DRKN.
GUNDERSON
East lo4.
-Yost nursery for children.
FLORISTS.
Smiths Flower Shop
Pnrtlanr!V Projrref !lve Florists. We ipe
clallK in runeral 'Vvlens. 141 Sixth,
onnn-tfte Veier Fnk f. Main 721.
TDXSRTH'S FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Washington
St.. bet. 4th and 3tli. Main .11112. A. 11111.
MOVIMKM1.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
tM 4tll St.. o. Uy Hall. NEt' HHPS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
, E.THIRO & PINE STS. - PHONE E.7-43
NFW TODAY.
The Improved
'.'I'M
- u '.oo "Built to Endure."
The Improved construction makes ft
REDIMADE a better, more substantial
building at no greater cost to you. They
are the hrst built sectional buildings
on the Pacific coast.
Firt-rlaMa IIoiimm. Ci a rages for I-ens.
Erected in Portland Practical to ship.
Red i made Itldg. Co., Portland. Or.
E. Uth and Market. Phone E. 5114.
Downtown sales office. Commonwealth
bldg., th & Ankeny. Phone Hdwy. 4335.
;et pricks i'iiiim
SAM CONNELL
20 Artlnn' IluildlnK.
Phone Rrsidwar 141).
I.uniler, ShlnKlra. .Millwork, Ktr.
STORAGE SPACE
tenirnlly I.oraied on Trnrk
We can move and store your fronds
Id a fine sprinklered building.
HAIL1.VI1, I'ACKIMC, ! Kill All Ii
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
4.4 ClliMn St. Ildvry. 3470
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved Prprrty. InMtnllment Re
payments) If Uclrcl. Hnlldlnic LoatiMt
Current Kte. lromit Service.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
216-219 Nor(hwrern Bank Uulldlnfc.
Maraball 4114.
CARPKT CLFANINO
Refittins;. Laying-. Ksizinir. TAc
Sll'i KHi bTKAM (I.KANKI), 1.0.
ilattrests midj over. Feathers renov
sted. All kinds new mattresses for sale.
Fluff runs mUe from old carpets. Fur
niture upholBiertn and repmrinir.
l-lONEKR MATTRESS Jt CAKPET
(IEAMM1 H'OKKft,
ion E. Lincoln St. Al TO. SS7-07.
Temporary l'bone Kast 4046.
WANT TO RENT
GARAGE SPACE
for Touring Car
Location De-xlrrtl In Vicinity of
14th and Mon t Romery Sta.
Addrraa O 32. OrPKonlan.
APARTMENT-HOUSE SITE
Here la a Real IlnrKaln la a
WONDKBFl'L WKW SIDK APAIIT-
)IKM SITK.
100x2(10 tironnd. Twenty-first Street,
Between Hyt and Irving; Sta.
- Priced Hiicht fr Immediate Sale.
Rl'MMKU
274 Stark Street.
HUHIKI L
Kealtora.M
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MOKltiAfiK LOANS.
T'nltcd State Hank lliilldlnc.
JNO. B. COFFEY
SI R ETY RO US,
INSl RA.NCK.
409 Wilcox Uidff. Mala S020,
(.."'lli.Vili
OPTOMKTIIIST.
1
Out of the Ilixll-Kent District.
Suv .Money on Your iilusscs.
25 years' experience: most
modern and complete equipment at your
service. Consult um free. Thousands of
satisfied patron. Dr. Samuel Goodman,
associate optometrist. Main 21114.
Chas W. Goodman10," j"'Tri"V.V .?
WHY PAY AloRS?
IWIS Glasses in gold - flll'-d frames
tiYl fitted to your cyea, J2.50. double
, vision glasses at low prices;
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwlta,
optometrists, liii.l Klrst ,t. Main 4.M.
if Hr 110 utll,"r t-y.-gtassea made
than the glasses fitted by Rubensteln.
Die veteran optician, from i3 to ; sat
istaction guaranteed. 22i Morrison st.
TAINTING.
C H. TlKRILL, house and sign painter,
papering, tuning. 4T E. 37tn. Tabor 211
I'HYsH'lAV-
LH. R. A. PlliLUl's. iJruadway building;
stomach, bowel, liver, kidney, bladder,
rectal, prostate and female disorders
Willi. tut OUt-rutinn
I'-'I'KM ATTORNEYS.
L A1L. is Our piacuce has exlend'd over
a period of 74 years. Ail communica
tions strictiy confidential; piompl. effi
cient, conscientious ervice, handbook
Ireo on request. JIL'N.N & CO.. Hobart
bag., ub4 Market tit.. San Krunclscu;
Chicago office, room K10 Tower bldg.;
Washington office, room 108. B25 First;
Now York ofrico. Woolworth bide.
WKlulll, reKistercd patent attorney.
JS years. It Invention roally valuable, sea
practicing lawyer, will jieaum bldg.
l'iri; UKi'AiKiMi.
'VnPIPES REPAIRED
s Rv Exnerts
lly EXDerts.
'ip Siiop, 272 Washington ft.
rillMI.K.i.
PRINTING F KALTKi & company
First nn1 Onk. Main InS:
HOOF KKPAIHlVuT
ROOFS repaired, gutters cleaned,
call at Main 6.1o. L. Ray.
KM Kt.MATU' SI'KCIAI.IST.
FREK EXAMINATION FREE.
The world's greatest rheumatic cura.
IT S IN THE UOODS; THAT'S ALU
JACK. KING'S .Mine nil Treatments.
Cured I'atienta My Best References.
JACK KING, Rheumatic Specialist.
Filth St.. Corner Oak.
Second Floor Ph..-nlx Hldg.
TR ADK.MAKRS.
OREGON TRADEMARK 11LRHAU. 1101
Dekum bldir. U. S.. foreign trademarks.
TKA.NsFMt AM? sTOK.K.
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
Packing Moving Storage.
Money loaned on goods in storage.
&3 Fourth st.. opp. Multnomah hoteL
1'hone Broadway S710.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Gllaan St. Broadway 1281.
DHAYAGE. STORAOK.
Four Wnrehnues on Terminal Tracks.
I.TF.KINAKV.
ROSB CITY ETEKINARY HOSPITAL.
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phones.
Day and night service; 8 veterinarians.
NEW TODAY.
Buy.This Feivuor
TlHIS ii but one of our many beautiful
X dcsipns. FEN NEK HOMES ARE
NOT PORTABLES. They are teular
double constructed homes built to hip.hest
standards. Prices include plans and spec
locations, lumber, lath, shingles, doors and,
windows, mill work, building paper, nails,
paint, hardware and tin work.
See us before you place Qyour contract.
Downtown Office, 5'7-8 ArtUans Bldg.,
4)nin.iwai.v nun uuk ir"u.
1'hone itroudway SHoS.
WRITE OR PHONE
'"ONI CULUMII ill
FENINER. MFG. CO.
Vo of MrKtaaa Avcbm, PonUad. Ursa
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
my
FLUFFiiUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory in
the northwest. Made coit of your old
worn-out carpets and rugs. Save half
the price of a new rur. Use woolen
clothiti;.,.
0x12 Rl'liS STEAM CLKAXEU Sl.oO.
Kant 3.SO. 1 KM KnMt Klahth.
REAL ESTATK.
for iale Flut an d Am rtmciit Property.
AlOOKftN wwnt-Mide tip.irtmcnt housc"bidT
and ground. 'fju.imo; t.ihc small amount
tiadf, $iiMM cash; a harguin. Vt!t-r
' v 'mil i ' 1 1 k - .itin .trst
FOL'U furnished flats, t .nlU4, income
"ii t p-r rMonrn ; n. i " j a hor .1 S 7 (,
l it j y a n si r.-et ha rga in. four 3-rooin
liats, KixiiiM lot. hhon.- Wdln. 1H.
For S'
1 K V 1 NSTO. Ul SThTct!
Corner. $1()K). JloO cash, 10 nfnnthlv;
paving, newer, sulvalk and t-urbs In
and putd, 1 block lo schtinl and car; v
ernl ntw honifs under eonatruction; this
Is renl va!u.
joiiNsnx-nonsox co
I.Onii A
LArRKLIIl HST T,OT.
fiOxlOO; Rs;mnif nts paid; Wasro st.,
210 ict pflHt of Imperial court, faclnir
north; tVJto). rall nine.
COK A. McKfiX.NA r'O
fourth St. ,m ,n 4-..
KLAUT1H U view I.,t. vMw ran never be
onHirunifMi, nt l-a.-I 0UHM1 huildlnff site
entirely level ; nil improvements In and
roi(?,n0r: f hlork to Hroadway car; lotjt
ft0xl40; price only tl.M'U. terms.
JOH: N"S N-1 )( L4SON C
633 N. W. Punk HUK Mn 37R7.
LAL'RKI.Ul'K.sT.
111'.'.".
Beautiful larce resldenre lot, 52xir;
hlorks to Iaurelhurst park"; all Im
provements in and pmd; bartruin
HARKY PKCKWITJl. It K A I. TOR
1Q4 Firth nt. ,um
HEAt'TI Vl'Jj ALAMKDA l'AIIK LOT.
All improvements in and paid for, nn
Dunk ley ave . neir iima.l whv m r. For
quitt nine owner wi.: thH" snnif) cash
Jull.N J.N
lnl.so. Co..
33 ?
Hunk H'dc. M iin 37R7.
L A D L A 1 1 1 U T 1 i N LOT
Fine lot r.n Klllott ve.. ht ween n
nice hoiineff; jirum, easy terms, eaHtern
owner, must sell.
j v. nnrssi.
STS Fonrd nf Tnrf" Hidtc. Main 742,
Al.AM KUA PAHK.
On Punkley ave., 1 iM feet west of 28th,
faces northeast; most desirable section
price $1125. V. M. Umbdetitock & Co!
Itioadway lft"..
SACItlFlCK SALK.
Southwest corner E. 41st and Taylor;
Improvements all In and paid for; must
have $7 at) cash immediately. Call Mr
i. M. Burton at Main luim.
, Ioo KHI
Woodstock district, $!00, $100 cash. $10
monthly.
.TOHXSOX-PODSOX CO.
fi33 N. W. Hunk Pldy. .Main 37W7.
ATT U ACT I V K u pit .-linen t house nite. w ist
sile. 100x110, prire $I.i.OO0; your own
t-rms. Walter. urt Chamber of Com
merce bifid. Mnin 7.
AT 4 1ST AND Thompson. Rosa Clly I'rk
.'.OxlfiO. all Improvements In. For quick
!tle $s.-(o; half cash. Tabor r.'V
BT 0VM:H; AUnied Park lots, chuap.
van laiJ'iinii i .
K choice building sue., best part ol
ljidd Add. Falrchtld. 17. Kant L"th.
WEST slope of Mt. Tabor. 1 choice lot
cheap. Tabor 2:0d.
.rtltl lti)xliU. HOSK CITY CAR.
As.nts. pa Id. Hel lmrg:i lu. Tahnr 4s)3.
$4.'U 1 BLOCK HOSM CITY OAK
Iarg corner, paid, labor 60,
jj rt out
KKAI. ESTATE.
For Siilr l.tt.
$400 WILL HANDLE.
100x100 lot with 2-rooni house, near
Ainsworth ave.; bath, toilet, hot wa-
ter tank. sink, grin, water heateo and
eliTttic 1lgti'v. will nffd lnut t5 la
finiMi house; prlte oti'.y J14"0.
TKKU A I'OWXPKH.
121,1 N. W. liunk bldg. .Marshall 2'4
TWO L TS IKVI.iTON PARK, rt((l.
This Is a fine corner, lmixlito. side
walks In. no aMffftuMiientc. in irvington
I'ark; price JiViy caph. Hargrove Kt-alty
Co.. ( R-nl;n-n)a 112 N. till. L 1'houe
Uroadwny 4:tM.
IRVINOTON ELABORATE HOME.
On corner near Itiazee und l.'.th; largA
rnttniH, hardwotid floors throughout; first
floor has fleKant mut'-m oak wood
work; second floor woodwork all Ivory,
with mahogany doors; tile bath, 2 extra
toilet, and lavatory ; servant m" quarters
on third floor; grounds beautifully laud
scaped; garage. Kast 41U.
T-ROOM house, modern, went side, walk
ing distance, good furniture; now rented
for $7i a month; for a quick s.ile $(i"n(0
including furniture; $.tnn cunh.
5-room cottage, close to school anl
car. excullent condition; $2400, $500 cash
balance eaiv.
LINTON A WELCH.
Mnln 4m R-iliwny Kthnng.
J 1 :4 I.NCO.M K $lT-4.
Owner reserves 2 rooms and rents bal
ance of lo rooms fr $154; other business
requiring change of renldenre mukx
owner willing to sacrifice at N00. The
quick Increase of vnlue will bo patent
to party who will inspect property. If
you wunt Income while you wait for big
increase, here is your opportunity. P. II.
Oranl. 1215 H .tight ave. Wd-.n.
LAl'KELlll'HST $0350.
For a small down payment you can
buy this beautiful colonial in exclusive
Laurelliurst; every room absolutely mod
ern ; mnny extrjirdlnary features, sun
room, dert. sliepuffc porch, reception hall,
6 largo bright rooms; furnace, firuplaco,
oak floor; garnge.
J. R. HAH111T. KBAT.TOR,
327 rlonrd nf Tmde. Hdwy. 204JV
WKST 51 DK 4-l:ul COTTAGE.
$250 CASH.
Good 4-room cottage, ha th, cement
basement, g.is for light and cooking,
clear of incumbrance, on Kelly st, near
Portrr; price $1S51), $J50 cash, $.0
monin, ft por cent.
j. w. c.nrssi.
BTS Board nf Trade Hid. Main 742
VACANT UKAl'TIKLL H K,.
PlElMONT SACRIFICE,
((-room 2-!iory house, larga rooms,
good conjdi ttoii ; full cement basement,
furnace, fireplace; 4 block car; east
front long1 lot; dandy garage; this mut
be sold, make offer, some terms. Owner,
o2B Chamber of Commerce. Mar. 1 022.
CASH; XBAU FRAXKUV
HIOH Si'HOork; 60x100 LOT.
Only 2 blocks to school and car. The
price la $475. Pay $L cah and $ a
month. Don't you realise this Is a bar
gain 7 See us todav.
OO.UTE & KOHLMAN.
COS Cham, of Com. Main HMO.
A K KOI LA It DOLL Ilol'SE.
In Ha wt home district, fi-ruom bunga
low ; all the Utile built-ins Unit make
the wife happy: flrrplaco; Just the
cosiest coxy home you over saw; very
reasonable Call limmi way 5Q1 1.
1. E. SPENCER CO.,
B1T-21 Chamber of Com me r-e TVdg.
KOSK CITY PARK.
AN UNtTSCAL HOME.
Modern fl-room bungalow with glassed
in sun room ; he utif ul Int erior ; com
plete kitchen; location exclusive; $4!)y0,
terms.
HARRT TtECK-WITH, REAT-TOR.
104 Fifth Slre.-t. Main HRrtO.
l'IKDM OXT.
NEW
tP TO THE MINTTR, MODERN IN
EVERY WAY. S K V E N COMPLETE
HEACTIKCL ROOMS; $S00; REASON
A HI.K TERMS W. M. UMBDENSTOCK
& CO.. HDWY. Ifir.H.
tt-KGOM HUUSK K K $17o0, WORTH
$-'."oo.
Nice corner lot, -room plastered houxe.
hot anil cold water, tut th, bnncmtit.
wanh traya, g.irag. K. 8ttth at., Mt. Scott
car; price fl7.V, do n. Hargrove
Kcalty Co., (Hmltors), 1J2 N. Otia at.
1'hoim Kroudway 4rtHi.
N K W KUK ClI'V Hl'NiSALOW.
R rooniJs. nnuK-rn, large living room,
dining rtimn. huh rutftn. klt-hen, brak
faht room and den. vry molt-rn bih;
4 bedrooms up: hardwood floors through
out downstair ; duuhU; guri.Re. J nt
think, only SsoO down, nnlauce to suit.
Si1 thin at one. Am. 210-H1
IUVIM;TON C( UlN'KK lflTNtlAI.OW.
New o-room modtrn bungalow, httrd
wood floors, fireplace, furn.ice. Urge at
tic. cement bailment, garage; sightly
corner. 17th and Skldniore t., 2 blocks
from IrvltiKtou c;ir; upen daily from li to
iV Phone owner, Mln iI7.
OOINU TO UUIIlT
We design and build residences or any
building, aasldt lu financing same : 12
years' continuous and complete building
service. fKt;LKIT3f AND .SATISFAC
TION ASSl'KKI). U it. Ilallpy. con
trading archllect. 0-4 N W. hank bid.
HV OWN Kit.
1 avre. fl-roon house, modern, cloim .
(n, on paved ml., fruit and bHrriri. chick
en h""t'. no rurku; will take liKht car,
small cafh payment, balance ft p.-r cent.
I wa.it lo s 11 rt.il will give lomeon a
c ood aL y J b. SfUh I'hon eHc 1 1. 3,H1.
I ; it a n i n t:'w "n r n ; a i-o v $ jooo.
Jjoti canh. monthly buys 4-room.
dmii'lt cotistructcd, plastered bungalow,
modern l! unihlng, never been occupied,
lut ,'iuxlnit. about wy out on St.
Johns line. Fred W. 0rmnn Co.
Hr:i : :o-w. 7-'! 2 rham hereof fom meres.
SI XT KKXTII, NKAH IHKStOTT.
A-ro-.m bungJilcw. excellent condition,
f irpl-ict , lull DrtH'tiifnt, fruit trees,
paved street, near car liue, $3(ii0, terms
to SU'l.
ALT, & VON ROR STKTs,
14 Jd St. Main 14;itl
Kl'liXISHKU JU'.M.ALOW.
5 rooms and wh-Moing. all on one. floor,
corner lot. .Vixiuo, turniflid with ma
hogany and walnut, brat-s beds, furnace,
f m-pitt"'''. but f ft, $4 1 flu ; terms or cash ;
will fell with or without Turnlture. See
this at onre. Ant. IMP
ON K. LINCOLN ST., n.iir ;i!th, 6-reom.
Htory an.l a half houae. In fine condi
tio!., full on semen t. fireplace, built-Ins,
Mil larire hKht rooms, choice neighbor
hood ; 1 1 """. terms. C. 1'. Miller. OUS
Morenn hld. Main 213..
4-UOOM Jtl NOALoW.
Full pluinltntr, near car ; price $2400,
$MiO ca.sli, $25 monthly; this Is a neat
place.
JOHVV-OOWOX CO.,
fm N, V. Hank Hldy. Main 37S7. '
ONLY 2JiO.
Nice 4-room modern bungalow, lot
S0HK, has Kit rune, dandy basement,
close to car; only down, balance,
120 month, 6 per cent Interest, Auto.
2HI-3N. "
LAU KK LIU MIST TOLOM AL.
2-story 7-room southern ionnlsl on
lnrRQ corner near car and park; center
en l ranee ; Fren h doors. ivory f inlah.
walla p pered ; breakfast room, 2 fire
placrs; ir.iraK". Tabor 407.
LOSIN'i i;.f: MUST SKLT,
PI ElJMON T HoMli. VACANT.
Two-story hou.-e. all larne rooms, firs
place, full cement basement, furnace,
KHiaxe, Urfre ht, block ear. Homo
ierm. Muht be yold. See It. Mar. 1022.
NKAK JKKKKliWiN 1M(?M.
Modern 7-rooni home, 1'iej tnon t, g a
raKe. large lot. ha nood furnace and
fireplace; price .";(iO, eay terms. John
son , 24H Stark ft. Main :42:.
H K It K IT IS! Jenuttfiil 7 roonm. modern.
trie atid expensive fur'nishieiK.s. Urm
furnished or uniurnisneu. e.eK.mt drap-
lut. Karate. e.isy ter:nn: lmmii:a te pus-
m smIoh. uwjier. -a.i -io. urptfntiian,
M OI'KKN lO-rooin retittienee, fine finish ;
condition excellent. i 'pen view ;tt,
loll; wt-!t mde ; fcood neinh borhfiod ; bv
owner, M)00; .")Ooo will handle; baliinct
three yr.-tr. AO 2S1I on Knian.
A HAKOAIN FROM OUN'KU.
Uohc City A-rooin bunualow, (irepttce,
furnaoe, hardwood t!ora throughout,
paved afreet. .-2 K 70m N. 1 block to
ear; terms. F..m -2!'!i.
FlHl N IS 1 1 K 1 liL'M A I .O V
5 rooms, s'eepinic oreh. furnished
with walnut and in a h a n y, bi in h l ;
furnace, fireplace, buffet, improvements
p;i:d; $41 Tin. t rn;s orei(h. Ail'o. 2lu-:ts.
LAKiJA A'. 7 ru nn n.nf . lot ." I 1 O'l ;
1440 K. S'ark S' , 12100 down. b..!uin i
$ JO mi., ii pe. cent . wil im provtMiii-nts
in and paid; to. a. priee ."ooo, (t,.,. j. i
Hitter owner. ."'U4 Fnan-r road, or call
at hn'i.e. 1 to I'. M. fhone f.L'ft 20.
sr. Johns"
R-room mod -rn bunf i Imv, neai ly new,
$.18m ; $.'iU0 down, $2a month, half block
to car.
H. M. r. ATKWt 'f 'T & Co. Id.u 4th t.
WALKING dislan. e. I.e.; ut.l ul N-r-oi
modern home, sleep' n s pori-b, nil con-venieii'-es.
RaraK''. Inre t-1 oiiii'ls ; could
not build fr pi ice ; u 1r r u ; owner
lea v in . '.inirii i'in.ili, Ma m So,, 2
lKVlN'i'l'uN I'lio- ti iumii ouittalow, ii-rtr
Hrazee ; 3 bed room.- and ha i h on first
f iortr ; move rmlH in ; all up to dai" .
ray terms F.:st 41?)
lit V . til ' NO., . r m." . turn ; tui ua frp; ,
bkrases. buffet. Iutch kltcb ; furnit ur
nearly new; price $:.Mi0. $:pmmi cash. $:.u
I , ,-r tun on bal. ' ':i' i wn- y f-,i i ;, TL."-if'..
; KV, .node i n 'pliikhIow, 4 ,1rniii and
breakfast nook ftreplae... han:s..od
floor, t u l pne $32..o. $n.",o down, hal.
J 2. and Interns per '""nt h. M a i n 7." i I
nTfTY a -mum modern hin.K'i low. floored
attic nnd (-ai-ntte. Kenton district. Call
i;.4 K. How land st.
;,-,nu a"1"1" I'Al'TIV he me in Ladd s
add. ; haed w ood floors, built -ins lino
ieum In kitchen cmna" Main M)2
DON'T pay r nt ; luo down. r?nt like rent;
cosy lUUe thack at Lvnts, 3U7 7th