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THE -MORNING OREGONIAN, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
7 STEAMERS ARRIVE
II HARBOR !FJ DAY
f ,-ll,, A jtllw mm
OUriUctV UllUdUclilY HlUVe Ull
Waterfront.
THREE VESSELS LEAVE
One Goes to Orient and Two Oil
Tankers Start for Cali
fornia Ports.
The arrival yesterday of six inter
coastal and off-shore steamers and
ona coastal steamer made Sunday a
day of unusual activity on the water
front and will mean heavy discharg
ing of cargoes today. In addition
three steamers got away during the
day, one for the orient and two oil
tankers for California ports.
The arrivals yesterday included tne i
steamers Edward Luckenbach and Ja-
cob Luckenbach of the Luckenbach
i. .i- ., Ti.h nf the Pa-
inio, mo -
cirio Steamship company, mo m"""" i
of the Williams line, the Kina of the
East Asiatic line, the Montague oi me
Columbia-Pacific Shipping company
and thn coaster Ryder Hanily oi J. K.
ana ins coaster xs-yucr
nanny company. I
Foot Come From Atlantic. I
Th. Edward Luckenbach, Jacob
t.;i,;nhrh wash and Willfaro
cams from the Atlantic seaboard. On
board the Jacob Luckenbach were
fK ,5Sn rf vine, hardware, oil.
. ' j a.i rn taken
canned goods and general cargo taken
on at Mobile and New Orleans. The
Wabash has nearly iuuu wua i
...i norrn ohnard I
Outbound the Jacob Luckenbach
will take flour, lumber and shingles
TH frriiT TinT-TJ I
The Edward Luckenbach, which I
brings in some general kuis"!
take out a heavy shipment or. urieu
prunes for New York. The shipment 1
will include 30,000 cases of prunes,
amounting to 445 tons, 170 tons oi i
wool ana miscellaneous. BALTIMORE, March 26. Arrived
The steamer Kina which arrived steamer Henry S. Grove, from San Fran
from Yokohama will load wheat and I cisco; departed. West Catanace, for Los
lumber here for curope. s.ui.uu., i
Guthrie & Co. are local agents
luaai Asiatic company, w i
that ctamfr. I
. ,,,...
.uuuias ic ivuo.v. . i
The steamer Montague ot tne Co
lumbia-Pacific Shipping company, an- I
other of yesterday's arrivals, docked I
at the Clark & Wilson mill to ais-i
charge a quantity of sand ballast, tone
is from Shanghai and will take lumber
and crrain on her return to the orient.
The coaster Kyder Hanify docked at
Westport to take on a loaa oi lumDer
for California ports.
Thn Tnsen Kisen Kaisha steamer
Fukkal Maru, which dropped down the
r-iw Troatorrtav about 4 o'clock for
Yokohama and Kobe, had a cargo of
lumber and bones. The cargo inciuaea
895,000 feet of lumber valued at $13,
550, to be discharged at Yokohama
and 1,256,820 feet of lumber valued
at 132 045 and 335 bags of bones val- 1
ued at J2305 to be aiscnargea at jvodc
Two hundred and fifty cases of lo-
... . . , . ct I
Euitucii; j - I
hai. China, aboard the Columbia-Pa
cific Shinnine- company's steamer West
Kader, which will leave today. Other 8
features of the cargo include a talk
ing machine for Tientsin, China, ana
600 bundles of binder twine for Har
bin. She also has aboard 116,666 bush
els of wheat and about 2,000,000 feet I
of lumber. The total cargo on board
weighs 17,971,492 pounds, valued at
$345,947. -
Pacific Coast Shipping Notes.
JsTtlRIA. Or.. March 26. (Special.)
Th. iam schooner Willamette, carrying I
00 000 feet of lumber from St. Johns. I ANATINA, Yokohama for Pan Fran
400.000 feet from St- Helens, and 250.000 Cisco, 70 miles west of San Francisco 8
feet from Westport, sauea at a o ciocs. mis i
' morning for San Francisco. I
The steamer Jacob Luckenbach arrived I
. f -7 nvwv lnt nieht irom tne Atlantic l
coast via San Francisco, en route to Port
land.
After discharging freight in Portland,
the steamer Mobile City sailed at 12:30
this morning for Puget sound.
Carrying freight and passengers from
Portland and Astoria, the steamer Sena
' tor ealled at 1 o'clock this morning for
San Francisco and San Pedro.
Bringing freight for Portland, the
steamer Montague arrived at 2 o'clock this
morning from the orient.
..A .li..".! . .. ....
The Danish steamer n.lna arrivea at
to Portland.
The steamer Wabash from Baltimore
arrived at 10 o'clock this morning and
went to Portland.
After discharging 600,000 feet of Jap
squares here, the steamer Marina Buennei
sailed at 10:15 this morning for Coos Bay.
The steam schooner Ryder Hanify ar
rived at 10:30 this morning from San Fran-
cisoo and is to load lumber at Westport.
Linn ton and Vancouver.
The steamer Willfaro from New York
tori;
Tia San Francisco is duo en route to Port
land.
COOS BAT, Or., March 26. Special.)
The steamer C. A. Smith came into port
last night at 11:10 from San Francisco,
The steamer began loading her lumber
cargo at the electric dock.
47 A X.T TOTT' Tk T5 1 XrnrnV. Oj5 . TV, firs) 1
rro pontoon units of the 12,000-ton. dry
dock to be brought here to the southwest
ern plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
corporation, will be towed from San Fran
Cisco.
cisco, April 1, according to officials of
the company. The remaining two sections
wiU be brought about April lo. Dredging
of the slip to the north of the shipyard
in preparation, for the dry dock has been
completed.
The eteara schooner Wellesley. which
encountered three severe storm) on t-ha ,
W fr Mohll. Ala hoen '"
Ala.
towed from this port to San Francisco.
as It was found inadvisable to permit her
to so north under her own power.
SEATTLE, Wash., March 26. Appoint
ment of a sub-commtttee headed by Regi
nald H. Parsons to co-operate with rep
resentatives of other ports in the Puget
sound district in a study of the marine
situation, particularly the effect on this
Cisco.
section of pending congressional Iegi3ia
mm, ojiuuuuvcu tuuajr u, c. j. i ou
Mathews, chairman or the special mer- I
cua.ui luauue vumiiuuec 01 tne oeaum i
f. ri a 1 1 1 i luiiiuiciix, viiic Jiiemoers ui I
Cisco.
the BUb-commlttee are Ralph S. Stacy. J.
H. Bloedel. Piiny-L. Allen and Howard A. I
AHfiutru. i
The motorshlp Mazatlan will arrH-e in t
Elliott Bay late tonight or tomorrow morn- I
ing. to loaa aow xons ni cargo ior ivam- I
chatKa ana tne f KnolsK sea under the I
flag of Olaf Swenson & Co., the new I
American-Kussian traaing combine. The I
Mazatlan will leave Seattle the second I
week in April with the largest cargo ever 1
carried from America to Kamchatka and I
the Okhotsk sea. 01
BAN FRANCISCO, March 26. "Business I
I. steadily increasing on the Pacific coast, I
according to a survey of trade conditions I r
recently completed by the New York cus- I
toms office at the reauest of William W. I
Hoppin, assistant United States attorney-1
general, in charge of customs. I
with trade Increasing with the far east i rrancisco.
and with the facilities that the Panama I
carfal gives to our i'acine ports, we must I x
look for a large increase In the work of I
mis oiiico ou matters originating on me i
Pacific coast." Mr. Hoppin said. "It was I
with the desire to prepare properly for I Cisco, izw miles south of San Francisco.
this expected increase that this careful I
survey or conditions on the Pacific coast 1
was made." I
The steamer Standard Dollar, towing I 231
the Janet Dollar to Tacoma, broke its tow I
today. The Red Stack Sea Queen was sent
to assist the Janet Dollar, which will load
lumber In the northern port. It was form
erly the German ship Egon.
v The Hollywood is destined to Eureka and
the Tolken for Honolulu. The others will
dock at San Francisco.
The steamer Hollywood, the steamer
Georg. U. Hind and the barkentln. Hes-
perish' and the steamer West Henshaw, J Francisco 150 miles north, of San Fran
operated by the James Rolph company, Cisco.
all from Newcastle; the British mtorahip
uaurakl from Glasgow and the British
steamer Tolken from Barry, England, ar.
the carriers bringing coal.
EUREKA, March 26. The steamer Santa
Monica arrived from San Francisco at
A. M. - The Admiral Rodman arrived from
Portland at 6:30 A. M., and sailed for San
Francisco at 6 JP. M.
TACOMA. Wash.. March 28 The Tovoka
I 'lan oi tne Nippon Yueeo ivaisha line
aocKea today at the Tacoma smelter to
I load a large consignmei
large consignment of copper for
I Japan.
The San Diego and Santa Rita were re
ported today as due to arrive in Tacoma
from San Francisco. The Santa Rita is
bringing ore for the Tacoma smelter. Th
San Diego has , a general cargo for dis
charge at the terminal dock and will load
lumber at the Tidewater mill and the
Puget Sound Lumber company for San
Diego.
The Mystic of the Caribbean Oulf line
is due to arrive thia week to load lumber
for the east coast. The Klnklsan Mara
is due at the same dock April 1 from the
orient and will load lumber.
Movements- of Vessels.
PORTLAND, March 26. Arrived at 7:5
A. M., steamer Jacob Luckenbach, from
New Orleans and Mobile; at 8:50 P. M
steamer Montague, from Shanghai and
way ports; at 8 P. M., steamer Wabash,
from New York and way port.
Sailed at 4:30 P. M.. Japanese steamer
Fukkal Maru, for Kobe and Yokohama;
at 6 P. M., steamer La Purialma, for San
Francisco; at 11:20 P. M., steamer Capt.
r iucas, ior San redxo.
ASTORIA, March 26. Sailed at mld-
nlg-h steamer Mobile City, for Seattle:
at 1:13 A. M., steamer Senator, for San
Francisco, San Pedro and San Diego: at
M., steamer Willamette, for San
Francisco. Left up at lO last nijrht
andTft mAt 7 "
" antt f" UP. ' 1-3 p u- "'amer
iJJioniague, irom Shanghai and way porta
Arrived at 7:50 A. M. and left up at 6
p. m.. Danish steamer Klna, from Koko-
nama. Arrived at MSO and left up at
U A. JL. steamer Wabash, from New York
" u"si a,t xv.ia a. jo.,
steamer Martha Buehner. fox Coos Bay.
Arrived at 10.-3O and left up at 11:45 A.
steamer Kyder Hanify, from San Pedro.
ve,?" I :! WUlfartf. from
" p;
. SEATTLE, Wash., March 2S. Arrived
Admiral arraguet from Victoria, B. a;
Hntr? 1 L? San Diego; Mobil.
rw" Irom ew ork; motorship Charlie
WatsoIli .- Richmond.
I sailed West Mahwah, for Sydney, via
saii rruncisco; tteijin Aiaru, ior Kobe;
Admiral Nicholson, for Tacoma: Mumalrea.
'or New York; Toyooka Maru, for Van-
p""""". -
B-ront7- r - r .
KZ,XtCg
bijt ior Ban Francisco.
SAN PEDRO March 26. Arrived
steamer Julia Luckenbach, from Phlla-
"", ana x-oruana
NORFOLK, March 26. Arrived Steam-
er iiy oi Lincoln, from Portland.
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TACOMA, Wash., March 26. Arrived
'loyoKa juaxu from Yokohama.
TATOOSH. March 26. Passed in
Steamer Mobile City, from New York via
Ship Reports by Radio. '
(Furnished by the Radio Corporation of
America.)
Positions reijorted at 8 P. Ml vesterdav.
unless otnerwise indicated, were as follows
LAS VEGAS, Dairen for Portland, 1613
miles from Columbia river light, 8 P. M.
March 25.
CATHAY. Everett for Yokohama, 2138
""RTANnRf. inpnVV.; w.X"
STANDARD ARROW, San Francisco for
Shanghai. 1285 miles west of San Fran-
Cisco, 8 P. M. March 25
SANTA INEZ, Bellingham for Ikitan
1134 miles northwest of Cape Flattery, 8
LUISE NIELSEN, Astoria for Kobe,
I . tr i n ii , .. - . v. it .. ji i: . .
ijincn uuui iiurm nau, o jo,
juarcn xo.
WEST CAYOTE. Portland for Yoko
hama, 1422 miles west of Columbia river
P. M. March 25.
ROYAL ARROW. San Francisco for
Shanghai, 1190 miles from San FranciBco
8 P. M. March 25.
MATSONIA. San Francisco for Honolulu.
iiui miles from San Francisco, 8 P. M.
March 23.
MAUI. Honolulu for San Francisco. 804
miles from San Francisco, 8 P. M. March
ADMIRAL SCHLEY. Wilmington for San
Francisco.. 123 miles north of Wilmington
BP. M. March 25.
ENTERPRISE, Hilo for San Francisco
11753 miles from San Francisco 8 P.
March 25.
-j.
CHINA, San Francisco for Hongkong.
2134 miles west of San Francisco, 8 P. M.
uaM;J1
R. J. HANNA. San Pedro for Point
Wells, !3 miles from Point Wells.
COLONEL E. L. DRAKE. San Pedro
for Portland, 830 miles from Columbia
river.
ROTARIAN. San Francisco for Buenos
Aires via San Pedro, 80 miles north of
ban fearo.
HOLLYWOOD. Honolulu for San Fran
Cisco, 468 miles from San Francisco.
SENATOR. Portland for San Francisco.
aro: mnes nortn or Ban Francisco.
QUINAULT, San Francisco for WiHapa
harbor, BO miles south of Wtllapa harbor.
v.. ' "S. ... r.. Z
"rJri AT'l ...
CORDOVA, Cordova for Tacoma.
miles from Tacoma.
ERNEST H. MEYER. Everett for San
Fedro, 24 o miles from Everett.
F. G. LUCKENBACH. 219 miles north
of San Francisco.
MUNINDIES. 256 miles south of. Grays
narDor.
CANADIAN" ROVER. 70 milea from VIc-
EDDINGSLET. 165 milea north of San
Francisco.
SEA LION ftue towine Star of LanlaTid.
x i miles irom san Fran c i sco.
ADMIRAL RODMAN, 209 miles from
san "raneisco.
AVALON, 226 miles north of San Fran
CISCO.
JOHANNA SMITH. 100 milea anuth of
VWS tfa.y.
a.a. jl uxvt -1. UlllCO UU1 III Ul V-M. LI5
xsianco.
CELILO. 192 miles north f San Vrfln.
WEST MAHWAH. 25 milea south of
xatoosn.
RAINIER. 218 miles from San Francisco.
OLEUM, Vancouver. B. C. for Port San
Luis. 665 miles from Port 6an Luis.
WILLAMETTE, Portland for San Fran-
cl8S" ' ".?,f Columbia river.
v' f" ' '1,ul oan "lego.
"'"e? """. 01 &an PeOro.
SANTA RITA, schooner Father In tnur
San Francisco for Seattle. 499 miles nnrth
of San Francisco.
ROYAL ARROW. San Francisco for-
Shanghai, 1424 miles from San Francisco.
GEORGIN'A ROLPH. San Francisco for
Portland. 210 miles north of San Fran
cisco. NORTHLAND. San Francisco for -Rel.
lingham, 117 miles north of San Fran-
SIERRA, Bellingham for San Pedro
miles north or San Franc sco.
ADMIRAL EVANS, Wilmington for San
r-Tancisco, vn miles south of San Fran
OCEAN PRINra Tt.tKa f. t
send, latitude 37 north, longitude 122:40
weal at noon.
HANNA NIELSEN. Tsinelan for P,n.
land. 910 miles northwest of North Head
v, a I n. vvaisun, San Pedro for Se-
attle. miles from Seattle.
CANADIAN ROVER, Victoria for San
rrancisco, oo miles from Victoria.
CALGAROLITE. Seattle for Mnnlnui
313 miles south of Seattle.
LURLINE, Honolulu for San Francisco.
miies from San Francisco.
CHINA ARROW. Yokohama for Ran
Francisco, 905 miles west of San Francisco.
SYLVAN ARROW. Shan gal for San
ranclsco. rwm miles from San Francisco.
J. A. MOFFETT. San Pedro for Prlnr.
rtupert, ois miles from Prince Ruoerr.
STEEL SCIENTIST. Shanghai for Port
Townsend, 1000 miles northwest ot San
MANUKAT. Honolulu for Ran Frxnlsn
- 'o miles west of San Francisco.
SISKIYOU, San Pedro for Bellingham,
iea nunn oi can r rancisco.
clakkmont, San Pedro for San Fran
maaulani, Seattle for Honolulu, 387
mites irom Seattle.
PRESIDENT, Victoria for San Francisco.
miles north of San Francisco.
SANTA PAULA, at Point Wells
March 23
CORDOVA. Cordova for Tacoma, 710
miles south of Cordova," March 25.
ED KINGSLBY, Blubber bay for San
Francisco, 165 miles north of San Fran
cisco. HORACE X. BAXTER, Everett for San
Pedro, 20 miles from Everett.
F. J. LUCKENBACH, Vancouver lor San
STANLEY DOLLAR. San Francisco for
Seattle, anchored off Black Point.
LA PLACENTIA. Port San Luis for
Honolulu. 2130 miles from Honolulu at
8:30 P. M.
HUMBOXDT, San Francisco for San
Pedro, left Santa Barbara.
ANATINA. Yokohama for San Fran
cisco, 565 miles west of San Francisco.
SANTA CRUZ. Bellingham for Astoria,
iO miles from Bellingham.
COAXET, Vancouver for Nagoya, ten
miles west of Tatoosh.
WEST FARALON, Seanbonga, P. I., for
San Pedro, 349 miles from San Pedro.
CANADIAN ROVER. San Francisco for
Vancouver, 370 miles from Vancouver.
MAZTLAN, San Francisco for Seattle,
450 miles north of San Francisco.
CITY OF SPOKANE. Yokohama for Se
attle, 160 miles from Flattery,. March 25.
By Federal Telegraph.
JADDEN. New York for Honolulu, lat
itude 21:43 north, longitude 148:44 west.
uarcn 23.
BAY STATE, Seattle for Yokohama,
2 Sim miles west of Seattle, March 25.
DERBLAY, San Francisco for Balboa,
1038 miles south of San Francisco March
25.
FRANK O. DRUM. Gaviota for Hono
lulu. 1568 miles west of Gaviota March 25.
BOHEMIAN CLUB, Honolulu for San
Francisco, 1578 miles west of San Fran
Cisco March 25.
WEST CHOPAKA, Manila for San
Pedro. 892 miles west of Han Pedro
WEST FARALON, iamboanga for San
ream, B4 miles west ot San Pedro.
SONOMA, Sydney for San Francisco, '638
miles west or San Francisco at noon.
W. F. HERRIN, San Pedro for Port
iana, ivs miles north of San Pedro.
HAWKEYE STATE, San Francisco for
Honolulu, U3 miles west of San Fran-
Cisco.
WEST OROWAS, San Pedro for Yoko
hama, 1537 miles west of San Pedro.
WEST HAVEN, Savannah for San Pedro,
330 miles south of San Pedro.
HAMER, San Francisco for Manila, 885
miies west or ban ranclsco.
LYMAN STEWART. San Pedro for Se
attle, 806 miles south of Seattle.
. CLAREMONT, San Pedro for San Fran
Cisco, 129 miles south of San Francisco.
GOIXEN STATE. San Francisco for
Yokohama, 516 miles west of San Fran
cisco.
Report From Month of Columbia.
NORTH HEAD, March 26. Condition of
the sea at o Sr. M.. smooth; wind, 12 miles.
Tides sit Astoria Monday.
High Water I Low Water
0:33 A. M. . . 8.0 ft, 16:50 A. M. .. 1.1 ft
0:85 P. M. .. 7.8 ft.7:00 P. M. .. 0.8 ft
AMUSEMENTS.
BILLY B.VAN &
cJAMES d.CORBETT
L THE I8TH AMENDMENT
3 BERK S-SAUN IMCCOBMICK VVMmcE
DEWS CHAB0T WONNETTE TDBTINI
BLOCK S PUWIAP I
"PRINCESS" JUE QU0N TAI
(apostusnd cnsO in a gong repertoire
Now Playing a Satire on a Dry Town,
"A Temperance Town"
Thousands Hare Laughed Themselves
Hoarse at This Comedy.
ALL WJSKK CNTIL FRIDAY
March 27 March 31
CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M.
Admission Afternoons, child 17c, adult
2uc; Evenings, child 17c, adult 39c.
Pauline Frederick
"Two Kinds of Women''
Five Musical Peaches
COMING
EVA TASTGUAY. APRIL 8
VIOLA DANA (In Person), April 15
YRIC
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.
, sOMETHDia JJKW
"AMATEUR NIGHT"
COME TONIGHT
Afternoons at 2 Evenlnss at 7 and 9
THE CIRCLE THEATER
Fourth at Waaaiaartoa.
Open from o'clock In the morning
AUCTIOX SALES TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House. 10
Furniture. 169-171 Second street.
MEETING NOTICES.
GTJL REAZBBJ GROTTO,
NO. 65 Regular business
meeting Monday, March 27,
at a o'clock, i'vtnian xem
- pie. Important business.
Programme, refreshments.
Wear feL Admission bv 1922 card. In
formal dance Friday. March 31. at Pythian
Temple. Masonic fraternity and friends
invttAri. firotto team will conrer ai. m.
degree at Washington lodge April 8. Spring
ceremonial Saturday, May 13. If you wlah
a good time Help maKe it.
r l r r x a, jucaac.
SAMARITAN SOCIAL CLTJB
will hold a benefit ball next
Wed. evening. March 29. at
Ringler hall. No. 8 11th st.
Informal. All oaatenows. ite
bekahs and their friends are invited. Ad
mission 50c. WM. H. YOUNG. Pres.
JBSSB T. JONES, Sec.
WILLAMETTE LODGE No.
2, A. F. and A. M. Special
communication at 6:30 P. M.
Work In M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome.
F. VAN HKEKEREK, Sec
HARMONY LODGE No. 12,
A. F. and A. M. Special this
Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
F. C. degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
W. M. -DeLIM. Sec.
FRIENDSHIP CHAPTER No.
115. O. E. S. Stated commu
nication Monday evening.
March 27, 8 P. M. Social
night.
ELLEN D. RICE, Sec.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
CHAPTER No. 14. O. E. S.
Stated meeting this Monday at
8 P. M., i)ast Eighth and
Burnside. Social. Visitors
welcome. By order of W. M.
BELL RICHMOND, Sec
SERVICE CIRCLE. 850. Nehrhbors of
Woodcraft, will hold a dance and card
party at 10th and Taylor sts., Monday,
March 27th. Dance 8:30. Separate room
for cards, good music Admission 35c.
ROSE CITY SOCIAL CLUB. O. E. S.. is
giving a dancing party at Pythian temple
Thursday evening. March 30. Good music.
All friends invited.
CLARA R. JOHNSON, Secretary.
DIED.
TtTLLOCH In this city. March 28, Nell
Todd Tulloch. aged 32 years, wife of
Charles W. Tulloch of Pendleton, Or.,
mother of Muriel and tTean Tulloch and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 6. Todd
of Pendleton. The remains are at Fin
ley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DITCHBURN In this city, March 26,
1922, John Ditchburn, member of the
Dltchburn & Downes law firm. Remains
at the chapel of Edward Holman A Son,
Third and Salmon streets. Notice of fu
neral will he made later.
i
l mir
RAKED
W STOCK COMPANY XlL
DIED.
MILLER- In this city March 26, Jonathan
G. Miller, beloved father ot Chester
Miller and Mrs. Ella Butterfield of Port
land, Mrs. Lillie Paige of Vancouver.
Wash., Mrs. Minnie McCoy of Bend. C.
S. Miller of Tacoma and Freddie Miller
of Cashmere, Wash. ; also 15 grand
children. Funeral notice later. Remains
at residential parlors of Miller & Tracey.
-air. Attiier was a member of the u. a. t-
JOYSL1N March 26. at the residence of
Mrs. W. F. Mackenzie, 1100 Williams
avenue, Julia L. Joyslin, aged 76 years.
The remains are at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral
hereafter. j
OBERO March 26. at the residence of
Mrs. Lizzie Laxell, 675 West Broadway,
Charles Oberg, aged 48 years, husband
of Marie Oberg and father of Allen
Oberg. Remains at Pearson's undertak
ing parlors, Russell St., at Union ave.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
HALLADAY At the home of her parents.
138 East Forty-seventh street, March 24,
Clara Ann Halladay, aged 85 years, wife
of Floyd Halladay, mother of Eleanor
Halladay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Relchmann. sister of Mrs. Lil
lian Kellogg, Seattle, Wash., ana Jnrs.
Marie Kuehnle. residing at Flint, Mich.
Member of Multnomah chapter No. 104,
take puce Yt the conseStory chS.1 of
the East Side Funeral Directors. 414
Bast Alder street, at 1 P- AL. toaay (.jwon.
day), March 27. Friends invited. Con
cluding services at the Portland crema- I
torium.
SPAULDING In this city, March 25. Clara
KDauldlne-. need 03 years, sisier ui
flonr.o W RnanlHinfi- and Mrs. F. E.
r?rnlon nf Pfinpia. TIL. and Don A.
Spaulding, residing In Spokane, Wash.
Member of Rebecca lodge of Spokane,
Wash. The funeral services will take
place at the conservatory chapel of the
East Side Funeral Directors, 414 Bast
Alder street, at 10:30 A. M. today laaon
dav. March 27. Friends invited. In
terment Rose City cemetery. Spokane
nanern nleARA conv.
BBAtfEY March 25. at the residence. 9T5
Francis avenue, iumme x-a
Bealey, aged 61 years, wife of Robert J.
Bealev, mother of Walter Bealey, sister
or Charles m. nicuman ot ronauu,
H. O. Hickman, Gervais, Or.; Mrs. A. C.
Warner of Oregon City, and daughter of
I,,. ph.rlM T TTickman of Oregon
City: The funeral " service will be held
today (Monday! at z:su r. jo., at rin
ley?s mortuary. Montgomery at Fifth.
Concluding service Rose City cemetery,
private.
WILLIAMS -At the family home. 4428
Fifty-eighth avenue soutneast, marcn
25, S. Guy Williams, aged 45 years, hus
band of Mary B. Williams, brother of Ji
B. Williams of Los Angeles, Cal., and H.
C. Williams residing in Grass Lake. Mich.
Member of Multnomah camp No. 77,
W. O. W. The funeral services will take
place at the conservatory chapel of the
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East
Alder street, at 2 P. M. Tuesday, March
28. Friends invited. Interment Mount
Scott Park cemetery.
TAPPIN At the family home, 228 y, Wash
ington St., Jttarcn Z3, Isaac a. vv",
aged 69 years, husband of Dulcy C
Tappin, father of Mrs. Sarah J. Baker,
Mrs. Margaret A. Higgins of this city
and Oddie Hunt of Crooks. Neb. Mem
ber of the Knights and Ladies of Secur
ity. The funeral services will take place
at the conservatory chapel of the East
Side Funeral Directors, 414 Bast Alder
St., at 2:30 P. M. today (nonoi),
27. Friends invitea. liiisiiuti..
City cemetery.
KLOSTERMAN March 26, at the family
residence, 48 nst Mvui" -North.
John H. Klosterman, aged 17
rra fnoorol cortege Will leaV
Finley's mortuary, Montgomery ai xiiw
Tuesday, March 28. at 8:30 A. M.. and
. tb r"mrch of the Madeleine,
Twenty-third and Siskiyou streets, where
mass will be ceieoraieii .
i.'r-i..rnlM invited. i;onciuutiiis
Riverview cemetery.
t t t-b- t it Hfjirch 24. 1922. Hat-
tie Josephine ClarK, wne m -. x .
sister of D. D. Sweet. Mrs. Mabel C.
Austin and B. W. Sweet of Chicopee
Falls, Mass., mother of Burton ciars.
.....io. win he held at the resi
dence of her brother, u. u. oweoi,
i.- . nwA.tw.B ,ih BTrAftt jarm. iuu.j
JMondav). March 27, 1922. at 2:30 P. M.
Interment ruaa jity cemmou.
Falls. Mass.. papers please copy.
BUSH In this city, March 23, 1922 Fr'ink
E. Buah, age ov years, oubuhuii 1 - 1
ea E. Bush, latner oi nuiu, u.uc.
of Eugene C. and Wliour oi opoaaiio,
Sherman of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and
Edward G. of Duluth, Minn., and Mrs.
k- Mclver of BemidH. Minn. Funeral
win ha held Tuesdav. March 28,
at 2 P. M at the chapel of Chambers
Co., 248-50 Kllllngsworth avenue. in
trmfnl Rose City oemetery.
RICHEN The funeral services of the late
Peter Richen, aged na years o iuuuu.
and 17 lays, who died in this city
i nt moo ..ill a hAld tnmorrow
jyiarcu ' . .. r . ni n , ,
(Tiifijtdav . Alarcn 23. aL x .
from the chapel of the Skewes Under
t.bin., -n comer Third and Clay.
Friends invited to attend. Interment
Mount Scott cemetery.
MILLER In this.ctty, March 25, 19-..
Henry P. Miller, aged '..fL!?"
oi oarry. u". - ; I
B Wilhelm. all OI roruano. iuntua;
Tuesday at 2:30 P. M., from the cnapel
of Edward Holman & Son. Third and
Salmon streets. Interment at Riverview
cemetery. San Francisco papers please
copy.
MURPHY At the residence, 21 J5 East
. Washing-ton Bireei. aisrcji
i, u...nhv ne-Ari lfl vears. beloved son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stumpf and !
brother of Chester ana i"hlllp jMurpny. i
u. i d.rviifl will be held Monday.
,f v. .i 5 p. M.. at the Portland
crematorium. Remains at the residential
parlors ot Miner sc. irauuj..
srnwiBT? Tn this city. March 23, Mrs.
Kate Bcnw&riz, ageu o ,ii..
of Mrs. Kate Jensen of 873 E. Harrison.
nenas are idvilcu I. , 1
of Snook & wneeiaon, ueimom i
Mnnriav. March 27, at 2:30 P. M. Inter-
ment Rose City cemetery.
SCOFFINS The funeral services of the
late Alice M. Scoffins will be held .Mon
day, March 27, at 2 P. M., at the chapel
of Miller & Tracey. Interment River-
vIaw cemetery. Services at the oeme
tery private. Mrs. Scoffins was a mem
ber of the Knights and Ladles or secu
rity, Kirkpatrick lodge.
GOODSELL In this city. March 23, 1922,
David UOOOaeu, nusoauu ui muiuu A.
Goodsell, father ot David, Jr., and Dean
nnmiMlL Funeral services will be held
at the Portland crematorium today
(Monday). March 27, 1922. at 1 P. M.
San Francisco, Cal., papers please copy.
MUNOEK At the home. 60S Buena Vista
Drive, Theodore Thornton Munger II,
aged 2 years, son of Thornton and Mary I
Munger. The funeral services will be
held at Holman's at 10 o clock Monday
March 27. Commitment at Portland cre
matorium.
FOKTON The funeral services for the
late Martha Elizabeth Foxton oi id .uast
Sixty-sixth street North will be held
Tuesdav. March 28. at 10:30 A. M. at
Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. I
Friends Invited. I
EKLUND The funeral services for the
late Tilda Eklund of 348 Clifton street
willjbe held today (Monday), at 8:30
P. M at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends Invited. Concluding
services, Riverview cemetery. .
JACKSON The funeral services for the
avenue will be held Tuesday, March 28, I
, 9,m v -m r mni.'. -. n
klnntinmenr at Fifth. Friends invitad. I
Concluding services. Rose City cemetery. I
DRENNEN The funeral services for the
ota XV a Itor M I )rannon -f Kao ft 1a 1
-. t V wriai tLt I
ery at Fifth. Friends invited. Conclud
ing services. Mount Calvary cemetery.
MILLS The funeral services of the late
Beniam n Jf . Mills will be held Mon
day, March 27, at 3 P. M., at the chapel
of Miller & Tracey. Interment Rosa
City cemetery,
nmiRAL CARS.
LIM OUSINES for funerals, weddings.
anoppiiiK- itoDen auiu iiivery, jwar. il.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
A. D. Ken worthy.
R. 3. Henderson.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
S804 92 d St.. Lents.
Auto. 618-2L
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 18S4.)
' FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third a..d Salmon Sts. Main B0T.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral Parlors with all the privacy of
a nome, lotu ana jiverett streeta
Phones Broadway 2133. Auto. 531-3S.
DUNNiNG & CAIN
Funeral Directors. 445 Morrison st
west Bide. Phone Broadway 430.
SNOOK & WHEALD0N
Funeral Directora
Belmont at 85th. Tabor 1258.
EAST SIDB FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(F. 2. DUNNING, INC.)
"The Family Sets the Price." 414 E.Alder.
Phone East .auto. zo-2s.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 9.
LEECH, UNDERTAKER.
East Eleventh and Hawthorna
Phone East 781.
OVCIACQ UNDERTAKING CO.,
Third and Clay. Alain 4152.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PORTLAND
CREMATORIUM
AND
MAUSOLEUM
. PHONE SELL. 867.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less,
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between 20th and
21st streets, west aide. Lady assistant.
Broadway 269L Automatic 618-44.
AD 7CI I CD PfT 692 Williama Ave.
. liiXLl-P!! UU.J Phone East 1088.
FLORISTS.
is WaaWnflton street
- JJS
1 Flower for all occasions artistically
arransred.
Rouen and Orchids a Specialty.
Marshall
753
328 MORRISON
Portland Hotel
Accounts Solicited
I HOT
finest
Qualitu
norrison SL between S
Always JreshJ
Tonseth Floral Co.
Finest Floral Arrangements
for Funerals.
287 Washington. Bet. 4th and 6th Sts.
Phone Hroaaway 45Z7.
JWWlBs TOR ALL OCCASIONS
Main
4737
rwt wm r ion.- i , mh n j. at rtNTH
Smiths Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Plorista We spe
cialize in luneral designs. I4ife eixcn,
opposite Meier & Prank's. Main 7215.
ROSEWAY FLOWER SHOP.
EAST 41ST AND SANDY BLVD.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS,
WE DELIVER. PHONE US.
J. T. JAUNCEY. TABOR 7466.
NOB HILL FLORISTS.
(Estate Alfred Burkhardt.)
N. B. Cor. 23d and Glisan. Main 1359.
MONUMENTS-
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
tee 4th St.. opp. City Hall.
XTTJ BR03.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QJJMJTY MEMORIALS
E. THIRD . PINE STS. t HONE E.743
PORTLAND BUSINESS
BULLETIN
ATTORNEYS.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer ,
628 Chamber of
Commerce building.
AS8AYERS A"D ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICB. 142 Sescond
street. Gold, sliver, platinum bought.
MATHS. ETC.
DH McMAHON, baths, Portland; steam,
showers, plunges, tubs, all for 35c; tel
your trienas. i'ourtn at Washington.
CELLULOID MUTTONS.
TUB IRW1N-HODSON COMPANY.
387 Washington. Bdwy. 434. Tabor 1254.
CHlltOPKAfcTiC.
DR. McMAHON, 12th year. SuccessfuL
Phone directory. Convincing thousands.
CHIROPODISTS.
WILLIAM, Kstfrlle, i'lorello and Dewane
Deveny, tne. only scientific cniropoaist
and arch specialists in city. Parlors 303
Gerlinger bldg., southwest cor. becond
and Aider streets. Mam 1301
1R. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles sci
entlfically corrected; lady assistant. 612
Morgan bldg. Main STbi:.
COBA YALE BELL. 508-7 Swetland bldg
years' practice m Chicago. Jbtdwy. 3ti74.
COLLECTIONS.
neth & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1796
jo collections, no cn arges. jjjBtap. liwu
WANTING.
AL1SKY Dancing Academy. Lessons day
and evening; zancy dancing, also soft
shoe, buck and wing taught. 3d and Mor
rison, 4th floor. Mala 4tU4. Agnes Sum-
mere.
DENTISTRY.
DR. B. . WRIGHT
Third Floor Raleigh Bldg.
Corner Sixth and Washington Sts.
Broadway 7219 Automatic 2119.
UITUnilT DAM WE CAN PROVE THIS
Your "Teeth Sleen" While We Work!
Above Majestic Theater. 351 Vi Wash. St
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
UUUUHT AN L? HUbll.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
Phone 527-27. 226 Main St.
Ml SIC TEACHERS.
L. CARROLL DAY, teacher of piano and
voice. Broadway 2505. 348 13th st.
VIOLIN outfit ?15. Kol Kenbeck Piano,
All String School. 409 Yamhill.
OPTOMETR1 STS.
t Out ot the Hich-Kent District,
25 years experience. Consult us
free. Thousands ot satisfied
Dr. Samuel Goodman, associate
T" ,.; ,:h
- na. it. jjiomson
WHY PAY MORE?
Glasses in gold-filled frames
Z ,, KIT
, . , . . . r "
optometrist, i?'irst st. Main 451.
DR. GEORGE RUBEN8TEIN. veteran ODti
cian. ayes lesiea, glasses nttea, oroRen
lensee duplicated at very reasonable
pneee. xxa Morrison at. M am 56l .
PIPE REPAIRING
mi DHOIRS Repaired by exnerta
LisSSSPsm.'1 S4WreSlua.
272 Wash.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
INVENTORS AIDED Ideas developed:
patents of the better kind; experimental
machinery built; practice in all courts.
Richardson se Rogers, Albee bldg., Wash
ington, P. C.
R. C. WRIGHT, registered patent attorney
zo years. ii invention really valuable,
see practicing lawyer. 601 Pekum bldg.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway building,
stomach, bowels, liver, kidney, bladder,
rectal, prostate and female disorders
without operation.
PAINTING.
GET YOUR PAINTING. KALSOMINING
AND SIGNS BEFORE THE RUSH SEA
SON; 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE; BEST
REFERENCES TABOR 266.
PKINTER8.
POINTING F- w- SA1TES & COMPANY
inlH I IHO 1st and Oak. Bdwy. 7165: 611-65
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Glisan St. Broadway 1281.
DRAYAGE. STORAGE.
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
COOK & ROSE TRANSFER CO.
1773 Denver Ave. Woodlawn 85
Open day and night. All kinds of
hauling, plowing and digging.
VETERINARY.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
East 7th ana urant eta. Both phones.
Day and night service: 3 veterinarians.
HOOD.
WOOD!! WOOD!! WOOD!!
Summer prices now on. PHONE EAST
2504. Don't buy-your wood until you
.nnmlt T.o&ran Fuel Co. Countrv alnh
river slab, cordwood and coal. Office and
yards. 389 2. Washington. Portland,
fell
2.t - Matvi':
houses a r
'A iSS Ureatest Variefu
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OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates all eases of alleged
cruelty to animals. Offices, room ISO
courthouse. Phone Main S78 from
8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
The society has full charge of the
city pound at Its home. 635 Columbia
boulevard. Phone any time. Wood
lawn 764. Zoga for sale. Horse am
bulance for sick or disabled horses.
Email animals painlessly electrocuted
where necessary and stray animals
oared for. All dead animals, cows,
horses, etc, Dicked up.
NEW TODAY.
RUG CO.
FLUFFJRUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory In
the northwest. Made out Of vour Old.
worn-out carpets and rugs. Save half
the price of a new rug. Use woolen
clothing. v
9x12 RUGS STEAM CLEANED S1.50.
Kaat 8SSO. 188 East Klahth.
STORAGE SPACE
Centrally Located on Track
We can move and store your goods
' In a fine sprinklered building.
HAULING, PACKING, STORAGE
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
454 Glisan St. Bdwy. 3470.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Baxlnesa properties 9. Residence
loans lovr rates. Installment repay
ment. If desired. Loans promptly
closed.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
210-219 Nortnwestera Bank Building.
REAL F8TATE.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
United States Bank Building.
For Sale Flat and Apartment Property.
HAWTHORNE DIST. MAKE OFFER.
Close in. Must sell at loss.
Dandy corner with 2 6-room flat build
ins? and 2 fl-room houses In good condl
tlon. Very desirable -renting district,
Fine lnicome. Let me show you. Terms.
Mr. Burns, Bdwy. 6011 or East ooOi eve
mngs.
T. O. BIRD, 626 Cham, of Com.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
ci3um for a fine west side cornel
brick bldg., 27 apartments, with 5-yar
lease netting about $350 per month,
about V cash, balance monthly. This
is a money, maker. Investigate.
F L. BLANCH ARD, REALTOR.
401-2 Swetland Bldg. Bdwy. 6S59
BEAUTIFUL corner, 2 garages, 5 apart
ments, 2 furnished, 8 more of 3 room!
each can be added at small cost; resem
kia. tare- nrivatA hom l good rent: al
ways full; fine opportunity for right
party; no trades; $10,000 cash handles
It: 10 minutes on Mississippi car. 81b
Albina. See thia.
' NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
W71U hnllri modern west side apart-
ment: fine location, good size building.
E. GRIFr Una, 4Q1 iernnger yiog.
For Sale Beach Property.
FOR CHOICE' close-in property on th
promenade at reasonaDie prices
ALEX GILBERT fl SON,
SEASIDE, OREGON.
nif.APTTARDT Big bargain, modern
room lumienea nouw), iiu tu l. iretynuB
porch. Marshall jdii.
For Sale Lots.
INTEREST 6.
2D MORTGAGE PRIVILEGE.
ROSE CITY PARK, 47th St.,
pavement and sewer improvements
In and paid. Why pay cash for a
lot when you can pay us monthly
with only 6 per cent Interest.
Price only J875.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY.
8 Chamber of Com. Bldg.
Broadway 6034.
$25 DOWN $15 PER MO.
ONLY 2 BLKS. TO CAR LINE.
Near Franklin high" school and
Division st. 60x281 feet; sewer In
and paid; ground all clear and best
of soil. Only a few of these tracts
with sewer connections. so hurry.
j. L. HARTMAN COMPANY.
8 Chamber of Com. Bldg.
Broadway 6034.
21ST ST., CORNER LOT.
KETJ, BELOW ASSESSED VALUE.
60x100 lot, west side, splendid business
or apartment site, right on carllne. See
and make orrer.
T. O. BIRD, 626 Chamber of Commerce.
SACRIFICE:
For immediate sale, a lot on Tillamook
St., near 33d, on paved street, all assess
ments in and paid: $750; will accept
terms. Sellwood ziwo.
ROSE CITY lot, 50x100. ot reet north
Broaoway on s,ast hh si., iacing west;
all Improvements in and paid: shade and
fruit trees,- roses, berries. lawn; $950
cash. Owner. Automatic
LAURELHURST BARGAIN.
88x100 corner lot, 2 blocks from park,
on East Oak, $1350; terms. Phone Sell-
ood 218B.
GEARHART Corner lot, splendid loca
tion, sea view, win sen on sausiaciory
terms. Fred Benedict, Bremerton. Wash.
849 Burwell ave.
VACANT lots west side, $400 and up. Close
to car and close in. lerms.
CLEVELAND CO.,
SOfl Board of Trade Bldg. Bdwy. 1150.
LADD'S ADDITION.
Swell 60x100. Make offer.
. RUMMELL & RUMMELL,
274 Stark St.
FOR SALE i corner lota 60x100, in
Grants i'asa. or., or traae ior lots in
Portland. Call or write 320 Holiaday
ave.
100x100 CORNER In Nob Hill district.
beauinuuy cuiuicu, iui tor nome.
301 McKay bldg.
100x100, N. W. CORNER E. 21st and Stan
ton. $8800 Will divide. Bdwy. 6661.
KENTON By owner, imp. 60x100. large
garage: fruit, near car, school. E. 6747.
LOT. 51x100, 37 E. Alder,
hursts Tabor 3199.
near Laurel-
REAL RRTATT
$7500 TtUIL.TTNGr RESTRICTIONS.
BUEHNER'S ADDITION.
Some of the most attractive
horn elites In the city, drive out and
Inspect the property, in the vicin
ity of Sflth and 07th and K. Sal
mon sts., improvements in and
paid, water and sewer connections
to curb, reasonable price, either
Mt. Tabor or Hawthorne car, ex
clusive selling agents.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
8 Chamber of Com. fildg.
Broadway 0034.
305x160 FEET,
$775.
$25 DOWN. $15 MONTH.
Shade trees, beautiful home site,
graveled streets, New WilPhire Ad
dition, adjoining Alameda Park,
Olmstead Park, Beaumont, 2 car
lines. Branch office open every
day. Take Broadway ear to Bryce
avenue, go 4 blocks east.
J. I HARTMAN COMPANY.
S Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Broadway 0034.
LATTRELHTrRRT LOT.
Will sell my equity in my beautiful
lot In Laurelhurst, on Burnside st., at a
big discount; must have the money. This
is a snap. By owner. Call Wdln. 4334
sunaay, or after 5 P. M. Monday or Tues.
. For Sale Houses.
A REAL LITTLE HOME AT TERMS
AND PRICE TO FIT YOUR.
POOKETBOOK.
Double constructed colonial bungalow
naving two Dea rooms, combination in
ing and dining room. Dutch kltrfien
breakfast nook, full cement basement,
furnace, fireplace and hardwood floors;
on oOxlOO lot, clone to car and schools;
NOT QUITE COMPLETED, BUT FAR
ENOUGH ALONG SO YOU CAN PICK
YOUR OWN WALLPAPER AND FIX
TURES; $3200; 500 cash and terms.
tau Air. xoung.
OTTO & HARKSON.
413 Chamber of Commerce. Bdwy. 6389.
IRVIXGTON. -693
B. 24TH ST. N.
Stucco home, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces,
2 extra lavatories and toilets, h.
w. floors) throughout, 2 sleeping
porches with connecting dressing
room; see this if in the market
for a comfortable home.
McDONNELL, East 419.
AINSWORTH AVE.,
4500.
If you are looking for a home at a
nargain price be quick ana see in is;
6 -room bungalow, all hardwood f loora,
beautiful flreolace. lots of built-in, full
basement, furnace; 0x100 lot on 80-foot
st.; all improvements in and paid; won
derful garage; if you have anyway $1000
casn come ready to buy; worth tovuu,
COE A. McKENNA & CO., Realtors.
82 Fourth gt. Bdwy. "tV22.
MR. HANDYMAN.
$300 down, $25 monthly buys & large
combination store and living room build
ing, 8 large rooms upstairs, 2 storerooms
downstairs, in very dilapidated condi
tion; the lot alone, however, la worth
more than the total price esked. which
Is 2250. Be sure to look into this. ec
Mr. Lacy, with Fred W. German Co.,
realtors. 732 Cham, of Com.
6-ROOM HOUSE.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
Good 6-room house and full lot, also
garage; several fruit trees; one block to
car and paved at.; $3750, or $4200 com
pletely furnished; $ti00 cash and liberal
terms.
DUDREY INVESTMENT CO..
R09-1Q Panama Bldg. Bdwy. 642.
$3200 ROSE CITY PARK $3200.
A REAL BARGAIN.
4-room, new, almost ready to occupy,
kftohen, breakfast nook, living and din
ing room, 2 fine light and airy bed
rooms, bath and toilet and good base
ment; $800 down, balance $30 per month.
Located on 66th. Phone 3250o 'or call
99 Bast 70th st. N.
OWNER leaving city, selling 6-room new
attractive bungalow reasonable; worth
$5000; well constructed, cement base
ment, hardwood floors, 1'lreplace, buffet,
bullt-ins and tapestry walls; only $800
down, 9ao a month, including interest
See owner, 1188 Stanton St., Beaumont
district.
mviKUTOji isiwo 8 large rooms an
sun room on 23d near Brazee, high-class
nome in perfect condition, full lot. eas
facing; easy terms. McDonnell, East
tin.
SACRIFICE KAl.re.
6-room modern house and dandv busi
ness corner lot In Franklin high die
trict for 47SO; must have $12o0 cash
or win lawe car in part payment. Aula
8100O CASH; price 4250: 6-room hunire
low; corner, 100x100; den, fireplace, fur
nace, bunt-ins; laundry trays, garage
oanay Diva. An ideal nome.
SCOTT St BERKY, 10.18 Belmont.
ST. JOHNS DISTRICT.
Fine 100x100 corner. 6 rooms and bath
garage and pavement; also new 4-room
Dungaiow on good street, w. Lu Erwln,
Wdln. 6714.
300 HOLLADAY $3800.
Home-like, 6-room aeml-bungalow. full
cement basement, laundry trays, furnace.
paved street, tributary to 3 carllnea,
close in: 9Aw. ji:ail bdwy. eih.
NEW 5-ROOM bungalow. flreDlaoe. book
cases, hardwood floors, full basement
run lot, near scnooi, block from Wood
lawn car. owner on premises dally. 142
Morse. $3300. terms.
IN BEAUTIFUL ROSE CITY PARK
Modern 7-room bungalow, fine aarasre.
choice fruit, flowers and foliage; hard
auriace an in ana paia; ana only $4900.
J. 5. noiDrooK, zi--io Manama bldg
SURELY WORTH BUYING NOW
Neat, modern home, corner lot 60x10(1,
on hard surface street, furniture and all
for $2300. Terms. Leaving city. Call
-A. .29-11.
NEAR ALAMEDA DRIVE FINE LARGE
tiumei, mi-ivAii!,n nE.AT. JtACEP-
' T1UAL VALUHi. VUVV. EASY TERMS.
TA. 7884. HOWARD. 1115 N. W. BANK.
mai.'n ey.il.
$100 DOWN $ 1 OCT
5 rooms, 736 Minnesota ave; a fine
nome tor a wonting man with a fa
ily; payments $26 per month. Phone
owner, cast mot.
KENTON BARGAIN.
NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, n rj vr
GARAGE. 12x28; 2 FULL LOTS, COR
NER; ALL I'OR $3500, TERMS. OWN-
I,rA, v v T , i j
$37uu vvasr siae oai-Rain, by own or.
7-room nouso in good condition. 208
Sherman st. Inquire 634 4th at. Main
PENINSULA DISTRICT.
5-room houae, lTiOxKM). corner: fin in,
cation, plenty of fruit and grarriVn ; $38-1)0.
HERE is something nice; Alberta district,
one block to Union ave., close to Jeffer
son high, wonderful home tor 44000
BONUS men, attention ; New four-room
modern bung-alow; close In on acre, 2
bedrooms, near school; $3000, terms.
uwner. woouia-wn o.o.
iSACRIFICB PRICE? JL'TfrO; 7&0 CASH
4-room cottage, Sunnyside, large
SCOTT & BERRY. 1038 p.mntit
7-ROOM house and 2 lots for sale or trade
at awn avenue . take Mt. Scott
car to i-remout siaiioa ana walk 4 bika
vest. .
5-ROOM new house, double constructed.
neariy cmnpieie, un casement; iota
built-ins, fruit trees, terms. Owner, eaofi
40th st. S. U.
$2ftW) MT. TABUR fl'OO,
7-room, modern except basement, two
lots. Streets complete. 'O AGENTS
136 E. 61st st.
FOUR-ROOM house, two splendid view lots
witn cement oaspmcni; must sell; $2150
for quick sale. Terms. Owner, Sellwood
528,
$875 HOUSEBOAT J875.
Neat, cosy; 5 rooms, large porch ea S
Nevada St.: view of river.
RINGLER, 204 Ry. Exch. Bdwy. 5407,
PORTLAND HEIGHTS home for sale by
owner; charming view; large rooms; at
tractlvely arranged. Phone Mai n 1)56.
MODERN 5-room bungalow, sleeping pcih7.
garage, pau a aric. Owner.
Tabor 2035:
BY OWNER, modern 6 rooms, attic and
basement; gooa conainon. bt Junor at
$2700. terms. Phone Wdln. 463q
FOR SALE 5-room new modern home;
lot ouxiuu, x Diom irom car Une in
Laureinuim. ore " ' . on -tf-;img Dldg.
BUY from owner and save the cost of
the agent. -room nouss in rirst-c ass
condition. 107 E. 78th N.
ROOM modern house in Gresham, full
basement, lot 50x200, fruit trees, terms
Call or address owner. 227 Mill.
ROSE CITY BUNGALOW, NEW. 4-ROOM,
STRICTLY wuut-n ; UUNUS TAKEN.
H 510, OREOONIAN.
!75 PORTABLE 2-room house; electric
ngnxs; pmiiwu. B"i"o ur snop of
dwelling. 20th and Lovejoy.
IRVINGTON PARK 6-room bungalow;
lOOxiou; win iaa.o auio ana cash first
payment, owner, wooniawn r.,
KJCNTON 2-room hoiwe, just built, good
iMumblng. lot ynxiuu. -rice shmo, eay
frmn. R. B. Carey, "Wdln. 2766.
FOR SALE 5-room cottage, partly fur-
-ROOM 2-story house, 100x100 corner lot;
.rarage. iuuj uiansionr ave.
3000 S IX-ROOM, two-story house- 600
RF.T, ESTATE.
:
6TAFFORD-PT. IHTN(1ATX1W.
Large, roomy. 8-rooin modern bunr
low in good rcntsl district; price Ijvvo,
terms mostly cash.
EAST 20TH NORTH.
5- room home. nioiWn. In good loca
tlon; 12000, lermi IS.'iO down.
6ftO DKKUM STKEKT.
6- room modern, with lot loo100; price
J2iix.l. terms ll.MHI down.
T11UKMAX ST K RET.
Two large hoiMs bringing good rent;
J000O, terms (Mtioi down.
ALAMEDA HKIVB.
Large, 7-room, slrictiy moflern. beau
tiful cornir, with gai me for 8 cars;
lot 100x150; JbJOO. ternn r.0iKJ down.
EAST 3'J 6TKKKT.
8-room inoriern lioiue. well lo
cated; 13400, terms flOlM) down.
. EAST 3UT11 STUEKT.
0-room, modern, nice, with best sr
den on corner lSxli5 and a real lu ;
price I37K5, term $11.-, down.
EAST (TH NORTH.
Swell 6-room, strtctiy modern buntt
low In fins district at less than cost;
70, terms J3TOO down.
MONTANA-OREGON CO., Realtors
10- Cham, of Com. Hlrtg. Rdwy. 7sh.
W00, 11000 DOWN.
LOT 100x1110 FKKT.
N. W. COR. 42D AND SHAVER ST.
Besiftirul bungnlow of 8 dandy
big rooms downstairs, room Tor
three large bedrooms upstairs, liv
ing room across front of houe.
hardwood floors, first-class fu
tures, breakfast nook and Urge
garage; a wonderfully built honis.
Drive by and look at this, then
see Mr. Stone at Wilshlr. offlr,
3S4 and Bryce ave. Automatlo
8-U-31.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
fi Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Broadway 6034,
A COMBINATION HARD TO KIND.
A strictly modern home with 4 bed
rooms (one downstairs), in a popular
district, at a cheap price. lfow does
that sound to you? It must go. the !,.
is set and the fate is sure. Who Is th.
lucky oneT Full cement basement, cor
ner lot, garage, two toilets, flrepU.-e
furnace, bullt-ins; close to enr; Sunny
side on 311th St. All Improvements In
end paid. Special attention given to an
footsore, confused and dlscoumged bom.
hunters. I know you will he satisfied
with this one. for It la just what you
have been looking for. iiOOO. terms,
Tehor 81':i4.
LAURELHURST.
Lovely five-room bungalow end Inrr.
attic In best part of this district; onr
moving to country and will sell reason
able; terms, liii E. Pine st. near 41st.
300 DOWN-ONI.T 1500.
Balance Monthly.
If you have $.ioo to pay down,
we have two clients wanting to
furnish the lot end build uu a
4 or 6-room home, according to
your owli plans.
C. R. MEYER CO..
808 Couch Bldg. Bdwy. 1331.
FOB SALB MODERN 4-RO0M BTTNrJA-
LOW, JUST COMPLETED. IN NORTH
JONES MO It El H1ZE OF HOUSE 2H2:
LOT 60x100. PRICE 13274. KITH EH
CALL OR TELEPHONE! UMBDKN
BTOCK SE CO.. 2D FLOOR, OKBUO.V
BUILDING. TELEPHONE) BROAD.
WAY 1(158.
BEAUTIFUL ALBKRTA lU'NOALOW.
Seven rooms, strictly modern, all
bullt-ins, hardwood floors, unusually
fine windows, wills porch, near Al
berta st. Price $r,oo, half cash.
MKS. SNOW, lidwy. 7t;tl 41164.
320 Lumbermen's llldg.
NEAR LAL'KKLH L'KiiT 1 All It.
IS.'tO.
NEW-5-ROuM lil'N'OAT.OW.
Hardw t od floura, funnnt', f treplac,
cePi-nt basement, UrewkfaML nook, mirror
door, shades, fine elt-ctric fixturej, mJ.
emmelud, liviiig room-t pat r-(i ; trtnn
view park. 20 EunL 3-d bt., ntur i'inc.
Tabor 6i.
LAURELHURST.
By ownr, new, modirn hous, sht
rooms down. 1 up: 3 ot liera roud be
finiNhed; ail in lvury; hardwood floors,
tiled bathroom and dram boards ; hot -water
heat ; garaKe. lmpTia.1 a v-ii ue
(35th st. ), half block south of bandy.
Woodlawn 3'7M, w f.Hy.i.
GOOD b-room jiiodoui liou.-.-( near llas
salo and 3Jd, price $3,oo.
Modern 7-room brh'k house, fine con
dition, doutde Rarage, pi u $.';M.
5-room residence, new and modern,
restricted district, clone In. price $;500.
BURNAIUJH-I'ACK REALTY CO..
416 Oregon Bldg, Hrnmlwiy 7164.
GOLSO TO BUILU.
We design and butld rcaidencs r anf
building ws 1st in financing same: 13
years' continuous and complete building
Service. 8KTH1TY AND BATIMKAC
TION ASSURED. L. It. Bailey, contract
ing architect, UJ4 N. W. Hank bldg.
$ki0 TAKES my $1000 equity In modern fl
room cottage, ba-'ment, water, light and
gas; good garaKe; improvements paid;
corner iot near school; l block from car;
assume $2su0, payable $3.i per'umnth
and interest ; no stunts need aiiMvur,
Phone S'-IIwond L'47.
$.:tioo, T Kit. MM.
Bungalow, 4 large room, hal h, ga
rage, lot 7.nixlU0, gud d ist rjc t, taH.
. ment, cherry, apiie, pjum ire., gas
range, heater, Radiantriro. blo.k to
pavement. 43.1 Chamber of Commerce.
Broadway 5276.
BAHRAIN rROM OU'NEIt.
$5000 for a' Portland JlmRhts new
home worth $7000: tt rim, Lath, break
fast nook and serving room., full lae.
ment and furnace, borne turma. Mar
shall R20U.
FOR SALE Beautiful homo. cboU it hua-
tlon on Laureinurm ave.; me imtn, built
in wardrobes, papered throughout ; half
block from car, tbrve blorks imm park;
can be seen by appointment. Tel. Tabor
'j oti x
SNAP Ft'R CASH.
If you have $1000 to H."i00 each. hre
is the best buy in the city, 5-rooiu bun
galow in Rose City Park. Every mod
ern convenience fur $4."o0. I'hone Ta
bor M100.
BY OWNKit.
ROSE! CITY PARK IdSTTUCT.
8-room modern home, hardwood floors.
Ivory woodwork, sleeping porch; gtt.iag.
534 E. 4 let st. N.. bet. Knott and Brazes.
Tabor 3its
FOR SALK Modern lour-rootn buiiKalow,
Just compietea, in nortn jonesinora.
Bite of house 26x23. lot 50x100, price
$$27fi. Either call or phone Umbdn
stock A Company, 2d floor, Oregon bldg.
Phone Bdwy. 13H.
ROSF. CITY I'ARIv, 0 ROOMS.
This Is extra fine bungalow, corner
lot, with all modern convenM-ncem, ga
rage, 3 blorks to car; tnmi hing very
pretty; fine location ; $01 io, lib ral
term!. Broadway V7 4.
HERE'S a real home u-rnoin houwe. on
Ainsworth biva., a diocks to car. corner
lot 00x100, garage, all for $.(bU0; 0o0
cash, balHnt-e easy.
McUEhi &, DENNIS.
060 Union Ave. Wdln. ft6M.
lOOxlutl, NEW BL.VJALOW.
Something very fine and strictly up
to date, furnace and garage. 3 hiorki
to Hawthorne car; real value, $t7,o,
$1000 cash, balance good terms. Auto
matic 6-3-1 7.
$tt)0 FOR QUICK 8m le, no commlnnton.
S InUU UnnPr.ini;c(i , a luunin Bini l'K)l"l .
gas, electricity, built-tna, firepiacr, fur
nace, cement baaetrn-nt. lot 5oxl5(i, 8
fruit trees. Terms. 341 Eugene aL
Owner. Phone K. 4277.
I K V 1 N t T t N HAHtlAlN.
Beautiful 8-room lnun on ouurtcr
block in choicest part of Irviniston Mt a
very low price and extremely easy terms.
Miller. 625 Moruan bldg.
ALAMEDA iliMrlcL, attractive nvv i room
bungalow, iireniarc, itirnwood lioor.
full et plumt'iiig, ImMt-inp. Move riKM
In. I'rlce $32i"i. terms. Own-r,
074 Eaft H:uT North. Womilawn 3701
A SNAP $-o.
Five-room ottage In Sunny wide, mod
ern, cxrept heat; 2 blocks from lost -nr
line. Owner leaving city, terms. llo
East Taylor street
ROOM house, cement basement, furnace,
fireplace, full att 1c. a comfort able ho mi
in central east Portland, con vrnlftit to
grade and high schools; price I'ijO. no
t rade. B K 52d. Or'gont;i n
BA KCAIN ilUNTEltS. ATTENTION.
$1H00 equity In new 7 -room house for
$1000; only $fdk down or less lor all
cash. Peninsula district. Ai i3. Ore
gonlan. 4-room bungalow, fireplace, ga range,
heating stove, 8 fruit tre., lot 75x100,
garage; will accept bonus loan or e y
terms. 13H7 Omaha a v. Wdln. ;7;M.
UOUSE PLANS. 100 demitn, Lv io
or specially designed at reasonable
L. R. BAILKY Co..
C24 N. W. Hank Bldg
BY OWNER, excellent e -room ii.n.i.rn
house, sleeping porch and brea k f ast
nook; easy from, corner lot. $4(i.0. Wood
lawn 502.
lRVINOTON BA R'JAIN H.'.OO, h roottta.
O W n er. East M)1.'. f)t hrr h n 1 1 a e s .
KENTON, by ownT. 7-room mod. nrt7rii,
close to Pa r. Si-hoo! : f 1 Mini down K 747
"WOODSTOCK 6 nil. hu nit a low, l.aih. fur.,
$j00 cast, terms, oil bherluck, bide.
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