Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 27, 1922, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORNlG OKEGOMAX, FlllDAY, JANUARY 27, 1932 13 STATE GUARANTEES . Interest Obligations on Irri gation Securities Listed. $545,125 ALREADY IS PAID 3Ioney Advanced to Be Repaid After Bond Retirement; Oregon lias 5-9 Districts. SALEM, Or., Jan. 26. (Special.) The total obligation or the state of Oregon, with relation to the payment of interest on bonds issued -by Irriga tion and drainage districts, exclusive of tentative agreements entered into with the Summer Lake and Silver Lake projects, aggregates (813,525, according to a financial report pre pared here today by Percy A. Cupper, state engineer. Of the total obliga tions or guarantee of interest the amount of 1545,125 actually has been paid by the state. Contracts for the payment of In terest on Irrigation bonds entered Into by the state follow: Ochoco Irrigation district fconds In the amount of (1,350.000, interest to be paid for periods varying from two and one-half years to three and one half years, aggregating (242,250, of which (194,250 has been paid. This district comprises 22,500 acres of Ir rigable land located near Prineville, Crook county. Much interest Paid. Talent irrigation district bonds In the amount of (252.500. interest to be paid for a period of two and one-half years, aggregating (37,875, of which (22,725 has been paid. This district comprises approximately 11,000 acres of land and is located in the Kogue lUver valley. Warm Springs irrigation district bonds totaling (1.550.000, Interest to be paid for periodB varying from two and one-half to three and one-half years, aggregating (313,500, of which (220.500 has been paid. This district includes 30.000 acres and is located n Malheur county. Slide Irrigation district bonds In the amount of (100,000. Interest to be paid for a period of two, years, ag gregating (12.000, of which (3000 has been paid. This district comprises 1400 acres of land and is located along Snake river in Malheur county. - Payette-Oregon Slope irrigation dis trict bonds in amount of (275,000, in terest to be paid for a period of one year, aggregating (16.500, of which (8250 has been paid. This district Is located in Malheur county and abuts Snake river. Orants Pass Irrigation district bonds totaling (1. 190,000, interest to be paid for a period of two and one-' half years, amounting to (17, 400, of which (81.400 has been paid. This district comprises 12,000 acres and lies in the vicinity of Grants Pass. Med ford irrigation district bonds aggregating (500.000, interest to be paid for a period of six months, amounting to (15.000. ,Thl entire amount has been paid. Th)a district has an area of 10.000 acres and lies In the vicinity of Medford, Jackson county. While no contract .has yet been executed, the state irrigation securi ties commission has agreed, to pay interest for a peripd of two and one : half years on bonds issued by the Summer Lake and Sliver Lake irriga tion districts. The bonds' issued by these districts aggregate (535.000, and the total interest to be paid will amount to approximately (80,250. In no case, according to Mr. Cupper, has. the state agreed to pay interest for the maximum period of five years allowed under the provisions of the constitutional amendment. Certified Issues Listed. In addition to the securities upon which the state has agreed to pay Interest., bonds have been certified as follows: Medford Irrigation district. (300.000; Crants Pass irrigation district. (100, 000; Ochoco irrigation district, (75, 000; Talent irrigation district. (43,000; Teel irrigation district, (930.000, lo cated in Umatilla county and com prising 18.500 acres; Wallowa Valley Improvement district No. 1. (125,000, located In Wallowa county and in cluding 10.000 acres. Squaw Creek irrigation district, (113,000, located In Deschutes county and comprising 8150 acres; Hood Hlver Irrigation district. (167.000. lo cated in Hood River county and con taining 7174 acres: Enterprise Irriga tion district, (10.000, located In Klamath county and comprising 2373 seres; Gold Hill irrigation district. (85.000, located in Jackson county and Including 1100 acres; Fort Vannoy Ir rigation district. (25.000, located near Grants Pass. Josephine county, and comprising 800 acres. Bonds certified by the commission aggregate (7,755.000, according to the report of the state engineer, upon 15. 752.000 of which the state has agreed tc pay interest for periods ranging from six months to three and one- half years. Oregon Haa SB Districts. There are In Oregon 59 irrigation districts, comprising approximately 1.000.000 seres of Irrigable land. These districts have authorized the issuance of bonds in the amount of (20.000.000, of which amount (7,250,000 have been Issued. " The expenses in connection with the certification of bonds, and the guarantee of interest thereon, directly chargeable to Irrigation districts, are paid by the projects, including cer tain overhead expenses of the Irriga tion and drainage securities commis sion. The expense In connection with the advertising, issuance and sale of state bonds for the payment of interest on Irrigation district securities, are now paid from funds arising from premiums on the sale of state bonds. Approximately (1400 has been received from this source and (1000 expended. The irrigation and drainage securi ties commission has collected from the( district approximately (8000 and, has' expended (6700. A number of districts have made application to the irrigation and drainage securities commission for the certification of bonds and the payment of Interest thereon, but the commission has taken the stand that no bonds should be certified until ar rangements have been made for their di!ipoal. In no event shall the state be called upon to pay any interest on unsold bonds In the hands of the Irrigation districts, the commission ruled. Law Enartrd la 181T. . Bonds for which application for certification haa been made and no action taken by the commission ag gregate (7.615.000. This Includes the application of the Jefferson Water Conservancy district, heretofore known as the North I'nlt Irrigation district, in the amount of (5.000.000. The Irrigation law under which the state is now operating was enacted in the year 1917. In addition to provid ing for the organization and operation A irrigation districts and the Issu ance of bonds. It carried a provision TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. Columbia "Just Around the Corner." Majestic Lionel Barrymore, "Boomerang Bill." Rlvoll "Love Never Dies." Peoples "Cabiria." Liberty Jackie Coogan, "My Boy." Blue Mouse "No Woman Knows." Helllg "Quo Vadis." ' Star Charles Bay, "Two Min utes to Go." - Hippodrome Conetance Tal madge, "Up the Koad With Sally." Circle Justine Johnstone, "A Heart to Let." "0; UTSIDE THE LAW." one of Priscllla Dean's great suc cesses, opens a return Port land engagement at the Star theater tomorrow. , Tod Browning Is the author and producer of this motion picture of the underworld. ( Priscllla Dean, always a Portland favorite, has one of the big roles of her career as Molly Madden, known to all Chinatown as "Silky MolL" Molly'is the daughter of Silent Mad den, a crook, who- has given up his life of crime and lives in respecta bility with his beautiful daughter. "Blackie Mike," one of Madden's old pals, annoyed at the change in his former chief, railroads his former friend to prison. "Black Mike" then sets out to "frame" Molly. He works upon her desire for revenge against the police and influences her to steal a valuable necklace. "The way In which his plot is thwarted, forms the Interesting climax. Wheeler Oakman, Priscllla Dean's husband In private life, is seen as "Dapper Bill," who is selected to "frame" Molly. Lon Chaney has one of the crook roles In which he Is at his beBt. as "Black Mike." Others in the cast include such well-known players as Ralph Lewis, E. A. War ren, Stanley Goethals, Melbourne MacDoweil and Wilton Taylor. HelllK. The spectacular picture, "Quo Vad is," which was first brought to Amer ica about eight years ago. has been revived and the revised version Is now being shown at the Hellig theater. The production 's the feature at the Heilig today and tomorrow and Is shown continuously from 1 to 11 P. M. "Quo Vadis" Is the type of story, which lends itself well to presentation on the screen, because of the variety for the certification of irrigation dis trict bonds by a commission composed ot the attorney-general, superintend ent of banks and state engineer. By certification the' bonds become legal investments for trust and Savings funds and all other funds of a similar character. The state has no financial responsibility under this provision of the statute. In 1919 the ' constitution was amended authorizing the payment of interest on Irrigation and drainage district bonds for any one of the first five years after their Issuance. This amendment provided for the issuance of state bonds, the proceeds of which are applied to the payment of Interest on the district bonds. District Repays Money. While this Is usually regarded and referred to as an interest guaranty, it Is In effect a definite contract be tween the state and the district for the payment of interest on the dis trict bonds for a specified time, the district reserving the right to notify the state at any time that it does not desire to avail itself of this pay ment. The money advanced by the state is reDald bv the district after dis trict bonds have been retired. This constitutional amendment, however. provided no funds for the payment of interest on the state bonds. The irrigation and drainage securities commission, therefore, without def inite statutory authority, declined to enter into contracts for the payment f Interest by the Btate unless tne districts would agree to pay the in terest on the state bonds as the same became due. thus putting the state In the position of a guarantor without expense on its part. The legislature Inter nsssed an act confirming the acts of the commission requiring irri gation districts to pay the Interest on the state bonds as they become due. Colonel John II. Brawn. TONCALLA, Or.. Jan. 26. (Special.) Colonel John H. Brawn. 89, died at his home here January 18. Mr. Brawn was born In Maine, came to Oregon In October, 1900, and settled on a farm two miles east "of Ycncalla. He served through the Civil war. being commissioned colonel for consplcu ous bravery. The funeral was held from the Brawn borne January 20. Rev. J. K. Bentcu of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated. He is survived by a son and a daughter, six grandchil dren, three great-grandchildren, one Bister and three brothers. The son anH Hnurhter mta Sumner H. Brawn. and Mrs. Edith B. Thompson, ")Oth of Voncalla. Miss Norma Funk. The funeral of Miss Norma Funk who died at the residence of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Funk, (48 East Fourteenth street, yesterday morning, will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday from the East Side Funeral chapel. 414 East Alder street. The body will be taken to the Portland crematorium. Miss Funk, who was 28. had been an employe of the Portland Seed com pany for the laet 10 yea.-s and was considered a most valued member of Its staff. She had worked up from minor positions until for some time she had been head of the mail order department, a position of much re sponsibility. Charles Kllswick. BROWNSVILLE, Or.. Jan. 26. Charles Ellswlck died at his home In this city Wednesday. H had been a citizen of Brownsville for more than 25 years, and raised his family here. At his death Mr. Ellswlck was nearly 70 years. Us was a native of Ten nessee, but came to Oregan from Missouri. He is survived by his wi dow; a son, Andrew Ellswlck ot Brownsville; and two daughters, as follows. Mrs. Eva Fllklns of this city and Mrs. Clara Rankin, whowith her husband resides on a farm north of town. Mr. Kllswick was a member of the Artisans and the Odd Fellows lodge. Dr A. P. Stowell. VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 26. (Special.) Dr. Alexander Piatt Stow ell. 76 years old. pioneer physician of Vancouver, died at his home In Capi tol Hill early today He was born in Dundee, Canada.- and was a gradu ate of the Boston Theological sem inary and the University of Boston school of medicine ot the class of 1S7. He came to Vancouver 17 years ago. lie is survived. by a sister, Mrs. '. ; Obituary. of Us exciting scenes. In the picture are shown chariot ftaces, gladiators' combat In the arena, the sacrifice of the Christians, Nero's banquet orgies and other scenes, in which many per sons take part. European directors always have exceled in the picturing of mob scenes and this production is of that type. The theme, portrayed In the worid fimout story by Henryk Sienkiewicx. has not been neglected in the screen adaptation and the love etory of the beautiful Lygia and Vinitius Is pre sented in an appealing way. Great at tention is said to have, been paid to accuracy In the detail work of the pioture. , "Ramblers Three," an outing pic ture, with children as the stars, and a comedy. "Little. But Oh My," form the added features on the programme. Screen Gossip. The screen version of Sir James M. Barrie's "The Little Minister" will return to the Columbia theater for a five days' engagement, beginning Monday. "Just Around the. Corner," the present attraction at the Colum bia, will close Sunday night. "The Little Minister" atracted wide atten tion when shown at the Columbia and U is being brought back in response to many requests. '"Cabiria" Is drawing many local Italians to Its presentation at the Peoples. When the name of the au thor, Gabrlelle d'Anunsio, is flashed on the screen the Italian-born mem bers of the audience applaud vigor ously. The picture closes tonight. "Fenrod." the film version of Booth Tarkington's Immortal. tales of Amer ican boyhood, has been completed and will be shown in Portland at the Liberty In a few weeks. "Penrod" was completed at the Mar shall Nellan studios at Hollywood. As the story deals principally with boys. Juveniles are prominent in Its cast. Wesley (Freckles), the famous First National Juventile star, has the title role. It was a lucky thing for both that Theodore Kosloff and Mahlon Ham ilton, who play Important roles in "The Lane That Had no Turning." are expert fencers. In one of the scenes they seize antique swords from the wall and stage an impromptu duel. As both men are experts in the use of the weapon, the effect is ideal. Also, their knowledge of the saber enabled them to present a realistic picture without the danger that would have come to untrained men attempt ing to use the weapons. "The La-ie That Had no Turning" Is coming to the Majestic soon. Elizabeth Stowell Blanchard, and two nephews. A. L. Stowell of Vancouver and A. C. Stowell of Salem, Or. The funeral will be held at the Limber funeral chapel at 2 o'clock Saturday. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. MANX-BLAESI.no Maurice R. Mann, lesral. 415 East Twenty-fourth street, and Lenore Blaeaing. legal, 281 Broadway. BURNS-WIE.VEKE Richard R. Burns, 85, 1101 BorthwtcK street, and Minnie C WlNirke, 32, 3.13 Bast Ninth stree'e KEHRLB-ROTH Andrew Kehrle. legal, Greaham. Or., and Marie Roth, legal. Troutdaie, Or. Vaneoover Marriage Licenses. HOLM BS-HOOOATT Floyd A Holmes, 23, Kelso. Wash., and Opal Hoggatt, 18, Kahama. Wash. FEIST-LAKE John Bl Feist, 83. Port land and Elsie B. Lake, 19, Portland. SCHAUB-NAAS Walter H. Schaub. 18. Portland, and limbs D. Naas. 18, Portland. M'EVO YBALLETTI Charles A. Mc Evoy. 87, Portland, and Mrs. Blva BallettU 27, Portland. Births. LUTZ To Mr. and Mrs. George H. Luts 622 Qulmby. January 12. a daughter. WOODBL'RX To Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Woodburn, 70 East Lombard, January 17 a son. TCRS-HINSKY To Mr. and Mrs. M. Tur ahinsky. La Grande, Or., January 16, a daughter. AlcLERAN To Mr. and lira. T. Mc Leran, 108 North Eighteenth, January ID, a daughter. NELitON To Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, 10O7 East Eleventh N., January 20, a daughter. NYSSEN To Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Nyssen, 3608 Sixty-fifth, January 22. a son. MATHEWS To -Mr. and Mrs. H. O Mathews, 3!4 East Forty-second N., Janu ary IS, a daughter. OSBORN To Mr. and Mrs. B. O. On born. IMrt Siskiyou, January 3, a son. COfLSON To Mr. and Mrs. J. Couleon, 103 East Seventieth N., January 21, a eon. VIE.NT To Mr. and Mm. A. I.. Vient. 87 4 Kussell. January IK, a daughter. FLEMING To Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Flem ing, HUT Falrport, January 10, a daughter. SOMMBRFEI.D To Mr. and Mrs. Li. Sommerfeld, 657 Sherrett, January 18, a daughter. WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. L. White. Burlington. Or.. January 22. a eon. KEKMAN" To Mr. and Mr. F. J. Her man. Keedspori, Or.. Jan. 14, a daughter. WILEY To Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. Wiley, Hlllcboro, Or., Jan. IS, a son. 'BERG To Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Berg, Tlgard. Or., January 20, a eon. PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pe terson. East Pine, January 22, a son. JERNIUAX To Mr. and Mre. F. W. Jernigan. 03 Liberty, January IB a daughter. PERSINGER To Mr. and Mrs. N. Por ringer, 743 East Stark, January 11, a daughter. . V AM M To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vamm. 1130 Tenlno, January 13, a son SEPT To Mr. and Mrs. E. Sept, 73S East Thirty-third, January 17, -a eon. HICKS To Mr. and Mrs. George A Hicks, BM East Twenty-first, January 17 a daughter. ALBRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Al bright, Ul Williams, January 23, a daughter. PIERSON To Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pier son, VV2 Garfield, January la. a daughter SIMPSON To Mr. and lira M. Simp son. 4.VJ3 Thirty-first avenue, January, la a daughter. Building Permits. V. 9. BAKERY Erect blMboard. 441 East Everett street,- between Ruv.nth - TweJfth. BuHder, Rann Sign company; $1500. FRED MA L LETT Erect residence, 1721 Klickitat, between Sixty-seventh and Sixty-eighth streets. Builder, J. H. Btockey 1440O. Lot 10. block 36, BeWe-Crest. J. A. COBB Erect residence, 1K22 Van Houten. between Hudson and Newark sta tlona Builder same as owner- $1200 Lots 87-88, block 2. College Place FRANK LEWERENZ Erect residence, 2221 Willamette boulevard, between Reno and Weyerhaeuser. Builder same as owner; lUO; lot 8, block 14. North St. Johns. J. N. BARDS Erect garage and store, 220-224 .North Twentieth street, between Lovejoy and Marshall. Builder, Charles W. Ertl company; $12,000. Lots 17-18. bsx-k 28. Couch. DR. I. N. PALMER Erect residence. 4R4 Blast Seventy-irintn. street, between Tillamook and Thompson.- Builder. Mont gomery & Fleming; $2000. Lot . block 8. Rowena Park. A SCHMECHEL Erect residence. 699 East Fifty-fifth, street North, between Siskiyou and Klickitat. Builder same as owner; J4U00. Lot 4, block 113. Rose City Park. PIEDMONT REALTT COMPANY Erect reodence 1230 Commercial, between Jen-ret and AJnwworth streets, Builder, Eugene C Schiews. Lot IS. block 20, Piedmont; HfUO. RICE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY To er-ct residence. -Sil Stanton, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets. Builder same as owner: $6300 Lots W W 8-8. block 7, Glenarrie. ' R- E. MILLARD Erect rvsMene. ima Council Crest drive. Builder Thorns-TV.!! concrete construction company; $7500. Lot la. biws xi. council crest park. Mill Construction Progresses. ABERDEEN. Wash.. Jan. . f Sr,e- clal.) The foundation and side walls of the new mill being erected by the Saginaw Timber company In South Aberdeen have been completed. It is expected the plant will be ready for operation March 1. Read The Oregonian classified ads. FUCEffl'S CASE HEARD LITTLE EVIDENCE OP DRINK IXO PRESENTED BY CITY. Municipal Civil SerTlce . Board Takes Case Under Advise- -merit; "Tasting" Admitted. The case presented to the municipal civil service board against G. A. Sim kins, policeman who was discharged by Chief of Police Jenkins for drink ing intoxicating liquors on duty, was taken sunder advisement yesterday. The city did not present a strong case against Simkins, although It was admitted during the hearing that In searching a home he "sampled" some liquid that looked like wine but tasted like grape Juice. Fellow offi cers antL. superiors testified that on the night that Simkins was supposed to have been drinking, they saw noth ing unusual about him and that he was not intoxicated. Failure to report back to the police station for more than an hour was one of the subordinate charges against Simkins but it developed that his motorcycle had broken down on the trip and that he was forced to get a tow" in order to return to the east side sub-police station. DAII.X METEOROLOGICAL REPORT PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 26. Maximum temperature, 4ft degree: minimum tem perature. 41 degreea. River reading. 8 A. M., 3.4 feet; change In laM. 24 hours. 1.2 feet rise. Total rainfall (3 P. M. to ft P. M ), 0.51 inch; total rainfall aincfl September 1, l21f 21.63 inches; normal rainfall since September 1, 24.79 Inches; deficiency of rainfall since. September 1, 121. 3.11 Inches. Sunrise, 7:40 A. M. ; sunset 5.07 P. M. ; total sunnhine. none ; possible sunshine, 9 hours 27 minutes; Moonrise. 6:29 A. M. ; xnooruiet. 4:36 P. M. Barometer (reduced to sea level), 5 P. M., 2U.S2 Inches. Relative humidity: S A. M.. 86 per cent; noon, 90 per cent; 5 P. M. 82 per cent. THF WEATHER. , Wind ? 3 33 T AT IONS. 6 3 a taker .... Uoise Boston .... Calgary Chicago Denver .... Des Moines Eureka ... Galveston Helena Juneaut O.t'O o.oot 0.0O! lOSE lS'E rC'loudy (Cloudy 12 NW Clear Pt. cloud; 0.00! O.Oo'i O.OOj 0.00 . oo 101 SE Clear Clesr Cloudy Cloudy Cioudy Cloudy iciesr ..(s 10 .V 14ISW O.no 0.00! Kansas City i nirin'R Los Angeiea. Marshfieid .1 Medford . . . Minneapolis New York.. New Tork.. 11.00 ..'NW rtJlear O.50 . .kSW Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy IKain 0.00 . .IS 0.0O 10;SE 0.00 . .NW O.IW 16' N ,0.110' . .1 W North Head Phoenix ... Pocatello Portland ... Rosetourg Sacramento St. Louis . . Salt Lake.. San Diego.. 0.0O'lS;SE 0.5114SW 0.0SI...S O.OO.IOSE 0.0O . .IN O.OO . .1MB 0.0. . NW Rain Clear Cloudy Pt. cloudy rt. cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy S. Francisco lo.ooiiejw Seattle .... Sitkat Spokane ... Tacoma Tatoosh Isl. Valdeat Walla Walla Washington Winnipeg .. Taktma 0.14 . . aw Snow 0.32i 10 sw Cloudy 0.18 14W nam o.oo'.Js 0.001. .INE O.oo 20 SE ,0.00 . .!e Rain Clear Clear Pt. cloudy tA. M. today. JP. M. report preceding day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain; southwest erly winds. Oregon and Washington Rain west, rain or snow east portion; moderate southwest. srly gales. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WE are assigning .exclusive territory to general agents in the states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. If you are a hustler and can handle men one of these agencies will give you a perma nent and extremely profitable business of your own. Coffee, Tea, Household Xeceesitlee and Auto Specialties. Wm. Spry Mfg. Co.. 017 Union ave. N. REMOVAL SALE. Show casee. computing scales, caah registers, safe, adding machine, many others. 24tl Washington et. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In order to earn the more than one time rate, advertiaiiaic mm. run in con secutive utaue. One time 12c per line Two times (eaco issue) lie per line Three times (-eacii issue) .. .10c per line The above rates apply to all hetulliics vmn the tollowiJis; exceptional Seven times leacn lssue.. . Vc per line One to six months, per month $2.50 per line Six to twelve months, per 'month $2.2D per line Situations Wanted, Each Inst r Lion... 9g per line Help Wanted Juoisi auU l uuod i'ersonal rropiMMtl Invited One time Notice bpecial Notice k unerai Notice Aleetins; Notices . . .16c per line 14c per line Two times (each issue) Three times teach issue). . ,13c per line Bevan times (each issue) ... .12c per line Ono mourn 3 par une NEW TODAY slates 1'er lainei Dally Sunday One time ltVc 20o Two times (per issue)'. .. ..lao ltto Three limes tper iuue) . . . . Ho lHo Seven Utuea tper iafcuej . . . .13o 17o One month, daily and Sunday ... .s.o Count five words to the line. o ad taken for leas tuu two lines. Ads run tsunua) s om cnarcetl at one -Lime rate. Advertisements (except "Personals and "bttuation Wanted") will be taken over the teieououe il l lie advertiser is a subscriber to' either phone. The Oregonian will receive copy by mail prov ided sufficient remittance tor definite number of issues is sent. Acknowledgement will be forwarded promptly. Advertisements are taaen for The Daily Oregonian on til P. ax.; for liie Sunday Uresjonhui until P. ai. baturdaje AMfSEMENTS. Ull .JnJt Is W..llr- THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS LANG r VERNON LA R1LAR.1CA TRIO LEO FLANDERS 0 GENEVE BUTLER. GARCiNETTI BROS VAXS JLt3 AU.rH S WHO AMMAL PICTURE- INN1S BROTHERS THE MEN ABOUT TOWN FKIDAT AND SATURDAY, Jan. 17-IS. Continuous 1 to II P. M. CONSTANCE TALMArMiE "lp the Koad with feallio.' Alberts ft Whit. In Will Cressy's "Play mates." Afternoons, Children 10c. Adults 20c; Evenings, Children 17c, Adult. SOc LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY COMPAXY Tonlrht yon can hays whale of a good time at the CHORUS GIRLS' CONTEST Afternoons at Evenlnrs at 7 and 9 THE CIRCLE THEATER Fourth at WashinSTton. - Open from 9 o'clock In the morulas until ft o'clock til J olio wins morning l AMrSEMKNTS. BAlfEO STOCK COMPANY JTia. Now Playlets THE DETOUR A Dramatic Triumph That Make the Theater Worth While. PANTAGES - Continuous I F. H. to It P. M. The Daarina; 'sensation "CHIC SUPREME" tI LTON AND Bl KT 7 TniBLIXU DEMONS 7 OTIIKH Bui ACTS MAY McAlOY. in ".MORALS" PETER CLARK MacFARLANE Fifth Number LYCEUM COURSE Writer, orator and inter viewer of interesting Americans. AUDITORIUM Wednesday Evening February 1st SEATS OX SALE Meier A Frank's, Jan. 3 1 -Feb. I. Price. Roe. TV. at .00. Direction 'Klllwon-W hitc Lyceum Bureau. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction House, 10 A. M. Furniture. lo9-171 Second street. MEETING NOTICES. IioBL.ES, HBED ! By Invitation of the Scot tish Rite the January meet ins; of Al Kader temple will be held In the Scottish Rite cathedral on Saturday, Jan uary 28. 1922. at 8 o'clock P. M. Have your 1122 cards ready and wear your fez. Vlsitlns Nobles welcome. Come all. ye faithful. By r- order of the potentate. HARVEY BECKW1TH. Kecorder. fUNNTSlDE CHAPTER. NO. 42, R. A. M.. East S9tb and Hawthorne. Called con vocation tonight, 7:30 o'clock. Work on R. A. degree. Vie Uore welcome. By order of E. H. P. W. J. BRSCKEL, See. GRAND tODGB SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION in the un written work will be held by Brother Andy Fritx at Wash ington lodge. No. 46, E. 8th and Iurni..de. 7:80 P. 3d.. Fri day, Jan. 27. All M. M. invited. Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND, Sec MASONIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Employers needing help of any description telephone Broadway L'JioS. Only Masonic helo furnlahed from this of fice. No charge to employer or employe. N. H. Atchison, manager. Masonic head quarters, Multnomah hotel. . m ' PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 53, A. F. AND A. M. Special corrvmunioatlon 6:34 tonight (Friday), Pythian bldg. E. A. degree. Visiting brethren wel come. Order W. M. H. J. JIOUGHTOX. Secy. SUNNYS1DE CHAPTER NO. 12S, O. E. S. Special commu nication Saturday, 2:30 P. M.. at 8 nook & Wheaidon under taking parlors, 3Mh and Bel mont, for the purpose of hold ing lunerai services tor late si Met Cora Scott. Please bring autos. By order uf W. M. GERTRUDE SNQW Secretary. MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. 15. O. E. S. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening In Py thian temple at 8 o'clock; de grees. Official visit of the worthy grand matron. By order W. M- JENNIE H. GALLOWAY, Sec. MASQUERADE BALL. tlbo Prizes. For all fraternal socle ties and the general public; 3 expensive prises; Tues day night, January 31. W. O. W. hall. 128 11th St.; given by Anchor council. No. 74i, Security Benefit association. This Ik tt he the banner masquerade of the season; everybody mask, as the prizes are worth while; dandy music and a good time for all. Come help the unemployed and needy tvpryooay win oe mere ; bring your friends. Admission S3 cents, including war tax. JKCCMrt HASdALO LODGE NO. IS. IVWC-HUJ I. O. O. ST. Regular meeting lft tonight at old K. of P. hall n-e7 No. 409 AldAr t.. 7:30 p. M tN?lSXJ H. R, LOWRY. N. O.. and SlDQf W. tt. SCOTT, Recording Secretary. AL AZAR PYRAMID. NO. 1. V. A., meets January 27 at 208 H Third Bt 8:fi P. M. Initia tion. T. A. DREWS, K. of K. GUS H. CRAMER. 713 SELLING BLDG. Main 6026. Jewel and emblem manufacturer, watch and Jewelry repairing. DIAMONDS, Diamond Setting and Mounting. LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers' Jewels, carry large stock to select from; special rrk to order in our own factory. Davids, jewelers and opticians, 343 Wash ington street at Broadway. HALL for rent Saturdays, Sundays and afternoons; church, lodge or dances. In quire the Maccabees. 7 JU Morgan bldg. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, ptns, new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 bixth st. FRIEDLANDER'3 for lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 310 Washington sL DICKSON In this city, January 23, Mil lard Fllmore Dlckwn, aged 67 years, husband of Lois Dickron, father of Mrs. Ltilte Lyons, Pullman, Wash. ; Mrs. Mabel Lyon, Stockton, Cal.; Charles Dickson, Bridal Veil, and Arthur Dick son of this city; brother of Mrs. M. H. Wilcox. Robtnette, Or.; G. W. Dickson. . Athena, Or., and Mrs. M. E. Eltelgeonge of Long Beach, Cal. Deceased was a member of the Masonic and Oddfellows fraternities. Remains are at the con servatory chapel of the Ea-t Side Fu neral Directors, 414 a-t Alder street. Notice of services will appear in a later leaue. HCTSBY In this city January 2ft, Martha Huiaby, aged 77 years, late of Mill City. Or., beloved mother of Mrs. A. K. Slo cum of Portland and Mrs. Clara Ed munds of Portland and Mra. W. W, Shaw of New York city. Funeral notice later. Remains at the residential parlors of Miiier A Tracey. FUNERAL NOTICES. EDMUNDS Jan. 2d. Dorothy Ann. agd 0 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Edmunds of 140 East 2ftth sc. The funeral service will be held Saturday, Jan. 28, at 2:30 P. M.. at the Portland crematorium. 14 th and By be sis. Friends Invited. J. P. Finiey rffe Son, directors. APPLEMAN In this city. Jan. 2, 122. Donald W. Appeiman. aged 19 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of the Holman Undertaking Co., Third and Salmon streets. Satur day, Jan. 28, at 2 P. M. Interment In Mt Scott cemetery. HUNTER In this city, January 24, Ernest E. Hunter. Funeral services will take place at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors. 414 Eat Aider street, at 10 A. M Saturday, Jan uary 2S. Friends Invited. Interment, Lone Fir cemetery. HAASE The remains of the Tate Caroline Haae will be forwarded Friday at 10 A. M., under the direction or Miller A Trace y to Sumner. Wash., where con cluding services and Interment will take place Sunday . . . 4 FUNERAL NOTICES. MA NCSAS At e residence. 61l E, Thirty first street N., January 3, Kova Ed y the Mansaa, aged 85 years, beloved wife of GeorKe E. M an fran, mot her of Mary Catherine. Gerald. n Claire, Elisabeth Ann. Mary Susenne and John Hnry llknrii. sleter of Floyd and Clifford Hays of Portland, GUI Hays f Aber deen, Wash., and Maud Truax of Al bany, or. Funeral cortege will leave aiove residence at :30 A. M. toil ay (Friday), January 27, thnce to the Church of the Madeleine. Twenty-fourth and Siskiyou street, where reuivm ma will be offered at A. M. Friends Invited to attend. Concluding service Mount Calvary cemetery. Arrangements in care of Dun mug & Oain. KEN WORTHY In this city. January 22. Heulah H. Kenworthy, ased 3S years, beloved wife of Walter C. Kenworthy. mothw of Ella B.. Beulah Pauline and Waller C. Jr., daughter of Mrs. Luell Koads sll of this city; sister of Clyde Koads if BHkersrild. Cal., and Jot: M. R.ada of Hits city. Funeral srvic.-a will be held todav Friday), January J 7, at 2 P. M., from the chaW ot the Portland crematorium, Eal Fourteenth and By bee, where entombment will be made In the crematorium receiving vaults. SMITH At the residence, 47 West 'in cbell street, January Hi. Henry E. Smith, aged tio years, beloved husband of 1-aura M Smith, brother of lr. Andrew O. Smith of Portland and Mrs. M. 11. Morey ot tfan Francisco. fr"unral twr vices will be heid today (Friday). January 1:7, at the residence, 47 Winoheil st ret, at 2 P. M. Friends invited to attend. Con cluding services KivervifW cemetery. Arrangements in care uf Dunning Ac Cain. FUNK In this city. January IS, Norma Funk, aged US ears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Funk of this city, etrter of Clarice M. Funk. Oren and Roy Funk, all of this city. Funeral serv loee will be held from the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Direc tor, 414 F.att Aider street. Saturday, at L':3U o'clock. Friend Invited. Conclud ing services at the Portland crema torium. . PETERSEN Jsn. 24. at the family resi oence. Knox and Sterling ats.. lirentwood addition Albert C. Ptteraen. age 6" years, husband of Anna Petersen, father of Peter C. and Arthur E. Petersen ot Portland and brother of H. J. Petersen o( Hammond. Ind. Remains are at Downing's funeral home, East Seventh and Multnomah sts., where services wilt be held Friday. January 27, at 2 P. M. Interment Ml Scott cemetery. PCRCELL At the residence of hr daugh ter, Mrs. E. E. Sharon, Mil Kart Main street. January 2 Ludie O. Purcell, aged 3 yrars. widow of the late Cap tain Thomas Purcell, 16th Iowa infantry. Funeral services will be under the aus pices of the Eastern Star at Weston, Or., Sunday, January 2H. Remains are at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder. SOOTT In this city, Cora M. Scott, aged 4 years, beloved wife of James It. Scott and sister of Mrs. Ella Wells and Edward Walls of Hannibal, Mo. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv ice, at the chapel of Snook & Wheaidon, Belmont at S.'.tu St., Saturday. Jan. 2m, at '1 :3d P. M. Concluding services, Portland crematorium. DENNIS In this city, Jan. 2. John Den nis, aged Tl years, beloved huaband of Anna pennls, and father of Ira J. Den nis. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service, to be held at ihe chapel of Snook 4 Wheaidon. Belmont at a."th at., Saturday, Jan. lis, at 10:30 A. M. Interment, Multnomah cemetery. WILLIAMSON The funeral service for the late Thomas Williamson will be h-ld today Friday) at 2:30 P. M., at Fin ish's mortuary, Montgomery at &th. Friends Invited. Concluding, service, R:vervlew cemetetry. MTERS Tha funeral services of the late .Villiam A, Myers will be held Friday. January 27, at 2:30 P. M., at the chapw or Miller A Tracey. lntermeut Mult aomah cemetery. FfXERAl. CARS. LIMOUSINES for funerals. weddings, shopping. Jones Auto Livery. Mar. 114. Ft'XERAL DIRECTORS. PORTLAND CREMATORIUM MAUSOLEUM - PHONE SELL. 067. ' MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less Independent Funeral Directors, Washington street, between 2th and 21st streets, west side. Lady a&sistanL Broadway 21KU. Automatic 514 -4 4. DUNNING & CAIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 445 Morrison Street, West Side. Phones Broadway 430 Auomatlc B4S-.1S. HOLMAN & SON Founded 1S54.) FUNERAL. DIRKCTORS. s Third and Salmon Sts. Main TiftT. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlor with all the privacy of a home, lrtth and Everett streets. Thonrs Broadway 2133. Auto. 531-33. SNOOK & WHEALDON Funeral .Directors. Pelmont at 3.1th. Tnhnr 12."SS. EAST SIDE Kl'N'liRAl. DIRECTORS f 8. DUNXI.NH, IN:.) The Family Sets the Price." 414 K. Alder, phone. Knj,t ."'J. Auto. lVlTi. FlNLEY'S MORTUARY MONTfiOVKP.T AT FIFTH. MAIN 0. 1.ERC11. UNDERTAKER, East Eleventh and ilawthorne, I'hone East 7H1. QVClCe UNDERTAKING CO.. Third and Clav. Main 4152. A D 7CI I CD Pfl 692 Williama'Avc. Mi lif A.LUI.LII UU, Phone East 10SR. A. D. KENWORTHY & CO.. , SMI4 H2rt st.. I.ents. Auto. R18-21. ' FLORISTS. LARGEST 35g RETAIL FLORIST PORTLAND. ' S2M Morrison St. Portland lintel, rlioue Marshall 3S. MARTIN & FORBES COMPANY 354 Washington St. Main 2G9 Fine Roses and Orchids a Specialty. Flowers for All Occasions Artistically Arranged. Tonseth Floral Co. Finest Floral Arrangements for Funerals 287 Washington. Bet. 4h and 5th Sts. Panne Broadrray 4.27 LOWERS 'FOR ALL OCCASIONS Main 4737 -W wn Plssss Taa." YAMHILL at TENTH. Smith s Flower Shop Portland's Progreaslve FlorlBtn. We spe cialize in funeral delcrna 141 Sixth, oppoaite Meier & Frank'B. Main 721. And Floral Desina 25 Hothouses. No Branch Stores 25 Tears on Morrison street, between 4tH anrt 5th. Main TTOft. ROKEWAV FLOW EH SHOP, E. 41ST AND SANDY BLVD. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. VVB DELIVER, PHONE US. J. T. JAl'NCE y. TAPOR 74Cg. NOB KILL FLORISTS. Estate Alfred Burkhardt.) 11. K. cor. a.?d and Ollsan. Slain 139. MOVrMKNTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS tW lh Pt.. opp. Tity Hall. XEtl BltOS. OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS QUALITY KmoBlALS g.TVIIRO a. PINE STt. PWCWE E T43 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. ACCCOrNTANTS. C.rbett Ha.ir. MHin 14:1. JtXPKKT COM P TOM ETRR 8KUV1CK. Operators with machtus furnished for Inventory calrulntion, slutlstto.t work, to fill temporary vacancies, ur for any specml work In figures HAPI1). 1-O.VKlOKX T1AU AffOfBATB Jiri.Il'S It. HI.ACK. public accouiituiU. auilitor incunie . tax m-rvlce. ijuncoril "lug.. a ml stark. Plume Hdu v 744::. AA Kits AMI ANAI.STN. ilO.NTAN'A ASS A Y OKl'ICK. ul Second might. platinum h ATTOIIN S. fc. W. KAdT.MAX. lawyer. o-'S Chamber "f Cnn.llierre l.uilihn BATHS. KTC. ui aonuo.VS bjtli. 1-urlialid: jtiuiiBt'i. tubs, all Kourth at Wn sh In irtun . nt.vr m ii.iiim.. IIOAT Hl lLlJIXii. From a rowboat up. Scows and house boats; day or contract. Phous YVood lawn n;4l'. Automnuc ;:n-cu. t.i.i.i i.oii hi riuNs. TUB ll'WIX-HODS.lx- t'O.MHAXV. V aahinitrt.nl. ltdwy. 4:14. Tabor 1-': OIIK(l'KA'TI'. DK. .McMAHON (McMan). Portland; ll'th year. Kveii post - eradunle research courses. Itntes: Kxtended time, ill ad justments. lr.. real, .''ill? hettlth H IHOPOlllsTS. W L,L.1AM. Kstel.e. Fior.iiu and Dew una Ie eny. the only scientific chiropodist! and arch specialists In city. Parlors ;toj Oerlinier bids., southwest corner Second and Abler streets. Main Kini K. O. O. FLKTOHKK Foot troubles entlfically collected; lady assistant. Morran blrtit. Main STUL' t'OM It.U Tllt AX l 11111 DlU. flew nontes. Karaites, alterations and repairs; estimates furnish, d. Knst 7.Vt:;. t'OI.I.M 1 uxs. A"KT1I A CO., Worcester 1)1. In. .Mam 17!',. No collections, no charces Kslah. lism. JIKMISIIll. DR. B. E. WRIGHT . Third Floor Tlalelirh Bldn Corner Sixth aua Washington Sts Broadway 7- 1 n. Automatic '! l'l DENTISTRY Without Pnin. X-Rn y Work n A. V. Kteue, So After KffVot. .V,l 4 Washiiijrtun m. Above MnJvtlr Tht-rttPr. JKWKMtY Ml ti, AM) KKI'AM.INt. KOSS & io.. DIAiiONL) iSKTTKKrf :U. I MtH A W K HMHi.. M AND MoKHISfi.V i MI SIC IKAf llHI Its. KUwl u J V I V K H A nna. Piano, v.iioff, elot-ution, dra matin art Studios (td K. 4Nth Ht. N. OUT HuhIi A j.nnp bldg Auto. :tl 0-1 !. HAllA.MK UK MAKQl'IS WtJtH) Ao.red tied piano und drantatlr exirvHMioii. 1'rao tirt with mt. Kant H144. liii4 K. joth Pt. CAHKCL,L. LAY. t acher or piano and voice. Broadway 2.Vi5. 144 i:tth Ft. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates alt cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room 161) courthouse. Phone Main 7V ruin 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. The society has full charge of the city pound at Its home, 6S5 Columbia boulevard. Phone any time. Wood lawn 764. Dors for sale. Horse am bulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals palnleasly electrocuted where necessary and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cowl boraes. etc.. picked up. FUNERAL COMPLETE Casket, two Anfos, Hearse, Km hslniina, Oolslde Box. Cirave Marker, Funeral Notlcra, Bear era' j.love, Lae of Chanel Miller 8i Tracey Indeprndent Funeral Dtrrctora. Waahlnnrtoii at Kllm, rhoneit Main S(ttlf 518-44. NEW TOO AT. KORTHWEJRUG CO. FLUFF MGS Oldest and beat equipped factory ta tb. northwest. Made out ot your old worn-out carpets and rug's. &av. half the prlc. ot a new rug. Us. wsol.a cloth Ins. 0x13 RUGS STEAM CLEANED IU0. Eaat It.WV. lwa Knit Eighth. MORTGAGE LOANS ln.npiiv.l Prunsirt v. Tn.tnllmPttt Ha paymenta If liealrvtl. Build in Loan. ivUrrcBC Katea. rrumpi service A. H. Birrell-Gill Co. 210-210 Northwestern Bank Building. Marshall 4114. FRESH EGGS FOR LESS YOU CAS HIY RPEER'9 WIIXAIIKI IK VALLKK F B l: S 11 K A 1 K l UI1G1 Uradi 1 ilJ; tirade 3 30o I. A I.IIAM1K IIIEAMKHY CO. Pvrtand's SelUna Aseata STORAGE SPACE tVntrallr Located on Track We can move and store you aoods In a fine sprlnklered building;. HADUNU, I-ACKl.NG, SIORACU CLAY S. MORSE, INC. 4&4 (allaan St. lidwj. 3470. Edward E.Goudey Co. mortgage: loans, Cnlted states Itank Ualldlas;. Phon your want a4s to Tha Orearo' Uan. Main 7070. Automatio &60-9S. RFAT. ESTATE. For Sui Flat nnd Apartmrnt I'ruprty. IRVTNGTOIf APARTMENT, 40.0no. Owner lavlnr city, this class A apart ment In first-class condition through out tor ImmeriiAtB Kile; has 16 furnished and ona unfurnished apartments, com plete with sood furniture and rugs; hard wood floors, irood steam plant; monthly Income over 9kih); $17,0'i0 cash will han dle. For particulars see A. I ticharf, 927 Oasco h!1g. IWO-FAillt-Y f.st. Income ITS per month. A bargain for half cash. Fhone Wdln. 311. For Kale U-tt.- n I'rourny. FOR SALE Seaside. 2 modern bouses. ftOxluu lot. overlooking ocean; ICuu. ilam 6104. OITOMKTR1STM. Jut of til llijcli-lU'iit li-lri. t. iava Mum-y on lour llea, W ;M yara' k.pricnca; niowt mod.Tn and compiota quipnipnt at your Brvi'. t'unnuit u trv. Tlioucanda of atitiaflfd pa iron. ir. S.imuel liooumnu, a.tHovUUe opionu'trlnt. Matn 1-. V f i " 09 Morrttum Si1.. Urt, K nas. .loodman rr...it and nr. Will l'Xt MH1.K? ChtMM in void - (llU-d fram fittt-d lo yuur doull vif-ioii it la en at low in m untlBiaotion kuiiih n te d. Dr. A. K. HiuwiiA 0) K,nu tnst. '.'-'.'I rlrit M n i n 4.' 1 1) H. i KU li K Kl 1 IKK AT K IN. vtvma !'- Uciau; vyva tcstt-d, glansen fitted, broU'ii I'-rMi-H dupiicutfd piuinptiy; very n-iit'i-liltle prti f . 1! II Mum u n t . Mnli : 1. i'atknt A rVtutNi:v. it. (.'. WKKiMT, i-ficinuri-fd piiti-nt alturmv 2.'. y.m, If Inveiiiiou rally ViilUi.h.f. ic q prm-tlf i 1 1 tC I t w v v r. 00 I .-Uum I'Mvr. rrK. ui:rAiiii. PIPES REPAIRED Kxpertn. "J W'rifhinirtnn Sf. Plpr Sliop. '2 riUMYlANS. UJ;. K. A. I'M I I.I.ll'S, Jtruuilwuy 1)uI..!I:ik, ntoimtch. t)owrl, livT. kUint-y, bii-UlT. rrtal, proHttxtf aud fenuile diiHrdtr, wii nuur op-rniiun 1'ICIN I I KS. P R I WTf V ft K- r-"B A i:s & coNl l' A N Y mi.tliilU ijtfftOnk. I ilwy. ?lrt.-, ; f. I -ft-.. Hlli:i MATH' M'Kt'l A1.IT. Kind's Rheumatic Cure F 1 1 K K K X A M I X AT I ON Kit K K -The wrlrt' Ki'at'jt rhuinmi rura, IT' 3 IX THK UiMJlirf; THAT'S Al.l JACK. KI.N'd'H Mineral Troatmonr . Curd Iatltnts My Ifit K fcrenrof. JACK KlXtl. i:hfUtntlo HpclaliU &:6 Fifih Ht., I'ornpr tmic. Soond Floor T'hnMilx UiMy. MiliA(,-.. tikiCL'KlTV STUUAUK & TlUNSb'tiit CO, I'ackltiic Moving- 8tonifrt. Money lo-ind on, Kood In utornm. S3 Fourth St., Opp. MultnnmaU Hotel. Vhon Hdwv. 'tf I r. .Tit WM I It AM STtMtAt.K . Northwestern Transfer Co. 14-WI Fmnt ftrrrt. HAILING AMI MOKAt.K OF AI L KINDS. Track Warehouse I'hnnr BdwT. ;. Ml-fl. OHKtlON T1IA.VSFKK CO.. 47 Glixnn it. ilrondwfty 1 J f 1 . I)KA YA:H. I rll'UHAtlK Four Vhreliou.-B on Terminal Trai k. VK.TK.HINAKV. HUSK CITV VKTKKl.NAUV 111 WI'IT A 1., Kast Ttlt and llrnnt sts. Both phone. Day and nlKht gervicv; 3 veterinarians. RKAIi EMTTR. l-'or Suit -t,otn. EAST 21ST FT. Flftv fet nortli cf Byb ae.. facing HJt. MIxKN), fMXJ. TibeU st., I'oo ft cant o 33d. facing nortti, 40x100, $SMt. Hl-y at.. T. ret eaat of 28th, (ao lng north. OVxHH), 9000. Jntertate avenue, ur0 foet north of Portland blvd., facing eant, MlxloO, - 61t nt., '2M f;-t ruuth ot aianton, lac ing eut, fiuxliH), lo:0. Northwest corner ot 04th and Ilalvey, 60x101, ;.7.V Multnomah ft, 155 feet eat of 30th, facinjr north, J'.HtO. i-'aclfic st., 40 ft et weat of 33d, facitiR ffouth. 60xU0, 1070. handy blvd., U5 leot east of $M, far ing itouth, with euiranco on V'aco L aiid Sandy, lo0. Northwt-Kt corner of CSth and Glian sts., dbxioo, fsjo. Kant noih nt., ir-0 frt north of Klick itat, lacing eaat, .'rOxlOO, 1MK. Northwest corner of Bryant and Knowle, 116x100, $PM. St-e Blua lor bargains, ho haa 'cm ; with. . ., COB A. McKENNA A CO.. R2 Fourth 1'hone Hroadwav Tr?i. A TEAMED A. Corner, BOxloo; (looo, half cash;, all improvemeuts puid. WEST BTDK. t Corner, lOOxloo, W'iiiamtt Helprhta, $2lMiO cbsIi, alt present Improvement paid; surrounded by hlgh-clus limmi. Thij- la about tha prlco of a oOxloO in simiJar location. IKVINlSTON1 DISTRICT. tttftO cash, 41U100, sower, paving; and sidewalks in and paid. WKST til DB. fSSO cash, corner on Copbett treet ; paving In front, sower, sidewalks and curbs ail around; ail paid, on car, nckr school and morom. IKVINUTO.V DISTRICT. 50x100 on Fremont, near East '15th North; $1)0, 10O cash. $10 monthly alt Improvements paid; near Irving loa car, aciiool and new park. JOHNWJN-DODSOV CO., N. W. Hunk H;lr. Mn!n S77. IRVINOTOX DISTRICT. Corner, $ioo0, I00 cash, $10 month !r. One block to lrvlngtoi. car and school. Surrounded by aaw homes. All Improve ments paid. 4!ixl00 on East Iftth )unt N. nf Fre mont, paving, sidewalks, curbs and sewer In and paid, l'rlce ai!.JV0. !.'" cash, $10 monthly. This Is really under market value. 1RVIXOTON. 50x100 on K. 2oth X. near Knott. Sewer and water piped to propsrty llns. All ImprovcmtMita paid. This is real value. irtr 4urro cifii. ITOIENKK, .r.00 CASH. In Fulton on car, near echool and Btors. 1'avemcnt In front, flower and sidewalks, all pat d. JoH NisON-DODSON CO., MS N. W. liAnk Itifisr Main fTT. LAL 'KUMiL'KST I-CiTS. $B2, LaurWhurnt ave., south, front, aM tinp. in and paid. n.M JjiurplhurHt ave., south front. Imp. pd., lid mortKaye 0 per cent. $11 r0 Hazelfern place, west front, . 850 ft. north of Ullnan. HOHB CITV TARK. $425 H. 6Mh st., north of Handy $;00 K. 4itth at,, sewer, curb and walks In and id. $7oo H. 47th at. below tha hill, all Imp. in end pd. HfciNl 'KRPON-HANKT7S CO., W2S Henry Itittit. Hdwy. 47M. CLOAK your real astata deals quickly through our Kscrow lepaxixuant, , TITLE sa TRUST CX. Tills at Trust Bid. $0D.,S IRVINGTON DISTRICT. Pay me $100 cash and $13 a month on ttils AOxloo lot and wa will rIvq you nfcon'l morttraife privllKS o you cao borrow to buiM your homo. Fins clone In locailon, -Hth, near Bchuyli-r. t'rill evening. Auto. 3.! 0-03, or Bo Mr. Ctimtw. 41S Spalding bid g. I ; K A L" T 1 K U L. WhsSTAlOltULAKD. Fine corner In beat part of WeiLinnrs-. land; all Improvt-ments In and paid. This Is a dandy buy at $10; mvm it to day. Homo terms. C A. W A ONER, 2ao Stark St. IRVIXUIO N S i-JL i: CT. Two very choice lots loll feet north of Siskiyou on lbth; eicollent locailon; J. R. HAIOHT, REALTOR. X2X-X21 l'.oard of Trndn. lidwy. 2Wl. KKNTON LUTS. Comer 7.'.xloo. cement walks and rurb, sewer, water, paving in and paid. $UoO. W. KHiiLKH. Kenton Pwnk Bldg. Wdln. rtS07. tult liALK My equiiy in lot In West moreland or will trade for lata model Ford or Dodge. Call fiaat from 8 A. M. to B !' M. t. E. M'KNCKIt & CO., F17-21 Ch.mher of f.-mmcTee TtHg. WKSTJIuKEUXU, l.lh st , nNir Knsi.p ave.. eaat facing. IH'W, I .'00 cash. Win. Wlllina. Hellwwd 11. Mt. W KftTMUiiKl.AXll. 17th St. Knu.pp a.-o.; ssicrifiee ITOU: 1200 canh. Act quickly. Wm. Willing. B--:woo1 Jinn. FOHTLANI IIBUlilTS E:i.CI.l ;si v i: L V. " Lots, tracts and houses. All locations 1114 prices. mv....r.r.. ...mil PORTLAND HEIGHTS lot, close In, r. let); beautiful view MC Hood; reduc .n..irH for niilrk sale Mjfn 4'ti't r.ox iced HAVE fine stock of hlgh-cla. intiae. t.i exchange for residence lot. Owner. Alt S'.m. ur.'gonian. pTJk SALli looxlOO. ICat 20!h and Keily ,t M F Keaney. 1K tJll.an at. CuRNKR lot on west ai H.vlioO. Wdln. idu, apartment site. ,.:0 ltu r r. r r.uji ri.v.spi iu. I. line 7C.11U0. seals, paid. 'labor tlijj.