THE MORNING OREGONIAX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1923
IS
UNVEIL
SMUGGLING SCHEME
Orientals Declared Brought
Here by Wholesale.
GANG HIGHLY ORGANIZED
Two Held for Deportation Confess
That Ring Charged $1900
for Illegal Services.
A ring- engaged in smuggling
'hinese into tne United States has
en unearthed by R. G. Bonham,
chief immigration inspector for the
'urtland district, as the result of
:i vestigations following the arrest
unday of Leong Bing and Leong
up, according to Mr. Bonham's an
nouncement yesterday.
The ring has been operating in all
he principal ports of the United
tales and China, and was believed
0 have imported hundreds of Chinese
n t o the country illegally.
The open-work seamen's laws of
'her nations have been utilized by
he gang in their operations, it was
aid. The Chinese would be employed
ii foreign vessels plying between
1 inese and American ports, and
i uld be slipped into the country
fon arrival here.
So confident has the gang become
nf its ultimate success In smuggling
i n into this country that no spot
ash has been demanded from the
'hinese, as has hitherto been the
practice. Those desiring to be slipped
rito the United States have been re
quired to deposit the smuggling fee
-th Chinese banks and trust com
panies, this to be turned over to the
:mugglers only when evidence Ib pro
duced that the men are safely in this
country.
Methods Are Simple.
The method of operation of the
rang was described as simple in the
xtreme. The person desiring to
nter the United States entered into
i contract with the local ropresenta
ive of the ring in China and depos
ed the smuggling fee, usually about
51000 in gold, with some financ'al
.nstitution, declared the investigators.
He was then taken in hand by an
other member of the gang who was
a sailor on some foreign vessel and
vas hired on as part of the crew.
'A' hen the ship reached some Amerl-
tn port, preferably San Francisco or
New York, the Chinese was slipped
iff under cover of darkness and taken
n hand by the members of the gang
residing in the United States.
Leong Bing and Leong Lup, the two
'hinese whose arrests revealed the
xistence of the gang, were given a
bearing yesterday before Inspector
ionham. They told of depositing
.;190O in gold with a concern in Hong
kong after entering into an agree
ment with a member of the gang.
Men Treated Cruelly.
They were then placed on the Brit
!sh steamer Georgistan, bound for
.Vew York, and were kept in charge
ii another member of the ring. They
iiired on ostensibly as firemen. So
ruelly were they treated by the
gangster, however, that Lup suffered
.hree hemorrhages on the trip across,
uid Bing was almost constantly ill.
Phe ship was diverted to Portland
.nd they were slipped ashore here in
February while the watchman was in
he captain's cabin.
Bing was arrested early Sunday
morning in a Chinese lodging house
T-ar Second and Oak streets, and Lup
.as taken from a train at the Union
tation as he was headed for the can
aeries at The Dalles.
Full Confession Made,
so incensed were the men at the
ruel treatment they had received
'iat they told their stories freely and
v iilingly. They were allowed- to
able to Hongkong in an effort to
t op payment on the gold they had
-posited.
The money for the smuggling fee
i hey had borrowed from their rela-
i ves and friends. Lup expressed the
' at that his daughters would be sold
into slavery by his creditors In part
payment of his share. Both men will
be deported.
HOTEL WILL BE OPENED
North Bend's Xcw Hostelry One of
Finest in Oregon.
NORTH BEXD, Or., May 2. (Spe
cial.) North Bend s new hotel will be
'uened tomorrow night. Two dinners
vin be served, the first at 7:30 o'clock
.nd the second at 9 o'clock, while a
midnight lunch will be for the late
-nests. Visitors from many parts of
;he state are coming to the opening.
The hotel Is finished in white and is
0114 of the imposing hotel structures
f the state. Mills Brothers of Fort
land are the managers.
The Interior provides a large lobby,
a commodious dining room and a
large kitchen. The building is five
orles. Fifty rooms contain baths
and showers. There is a mezzanine
floor in the lobby and the First Na-
ional bank occupies the space set
.tside for it In the corner of the struc
ture. An electric elevator serves the
nuestg from the lobby.
ELKS COMING IN CARAVAN
Lodgemen From Many Points Ex
pected Prosperity Week.
One hundred automobiles will com
pose the caravan that will bring Eu
arene Elks to Portland for prosperity
week. May 15-21. This information
was conveyed to the. Elks festival
commission yesterday by Charles P.
Mayhew, chairman of the caravan
committee of the Eugene lodge.
Lodges in Ashland, Medford. Rose
burg. Albany. Corvallis and Salem are
expected to join the Eugene Elks and
make the pilgrimage an important
event.
Some of these lodges will bring
bras3 bands and marching clubs and
each is arranging to elect a queen of
the delegation who will take part in
the "Pageant of Peace, Progress and
Prosperity' which will be staged each
evening during the week at the audi
torium. WOOL COMPANY FORMED
Service Corporation to Promote
"Washington state Livestock.
OLYMPIA. Wash.. May 2. (Special. )
To aid. assist and finance the live
stock industry in the state in every
way legally possible is the object of
the Wool Growers Service corpora
tion, which filed articles of incorpo
ration yesterday In the office of. the
secretary of state. Headquarters of
the corpontion will be at Yakimx
The capital stock is $500,000. Incor
porators names ate Thomas J. Drtim
heiler. J. F. Sears, Archie Prior, C H-
Anderson, T. H. Smith. A. D. Dunn and
William Mercer.
Ideal Speed Control, Inc., a new
Spokane corporation capitalized at
$500,000. proposes to manufacture and
control the patent riehts for an in
vention of Giles F. Spiva for speed
control. Mr. Spiva, Louis J. McAtee
and Freeman Jensen are incorpora
tors. Other new corporations include:
The San Marco. Seattle; capital stock.
$60,000; to own and operate office and
apartment buildings; Earl G. Rice, Olga A
Bice an.I Paul H. Rice.
North Coast Soap company, Seattle; cap
ital stock. $5u.0OO; F. J. Zorn. G. F. Klrk
patrick and John Eddy Franklin.
Columbia Valley Printing company,
Wenatchee ; capital stock, $3000 ; general
printing business; C. W. Finlayson, Ed Hin-terberg-r
and H. H. Hunter.
Multi-Copy Writer Corporation, Ltd.. Se
attle; capital stock. $300,000; to manufac
ture and deal in writing machines, type
writers and supplies: Ernest Mauvais.
James G. Fortier and Frank Doverspike.
Ish-Ka-Bibble company. Seattle; capital
stcok, $100,000; to engage in the business
of cleaning carpets, rugs, draperies, cloth
ing and of renovating and cleaning hotels,
apartment houses and dwellings; D. O. Mc
Clay and Francis S. Faulkner.
Boyd Motor company, Tacoma; capital
stock. $25,000; Palmer C. Boyd, William H.
Mayer and Joseph E. Hershmer.
Rica Brothers. Inc., Seattle; capital
stock. $15,000; to own and develop farm
lands, orchards, etc.; Paul H. Rice and
Earl G. Rice.
Sportcaft Manufacturing company. Se
attle: amendment changing name to K. ft
R. Knitting company.
Pastor to Attend Assembly.
CORVALXIS, Or., May 2. (Special.)
Dr. J. E. Snyder, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, leaves tomorrow
for the general assembly to be held
In Des Moines, May 17. He will
preach Sunday in Christ church, Chi
cago, and celebrate his birthday Mon
day with his mother in New Mad
iscn, O. Dr. Boozer will fill the
Corvallis pulpit during his absence.
Sunday Closing Defeated.
ROSKBTJRG, Or., May 2. (Special.)
The Sunday-closing; ordinance pro
posed by the city council, which has
bee ncausinug much agitation here,
has been ordered withdrawn. The
measaure met with such opposition
that the council has reconsidered Its
action and will not consider the ordi
nance further.
Orpheum matinee today, 15-25-50-Ad.
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Daily Ureaoman until 7:30 1. AL- far
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sat urauj.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WONDERFUL. PIANO BARGAINS.
MUST MOVE QUICKLY, EASY TERMS.
$1000 William Knabe, grand. late.. $675
1000 Chic VCering. late mahogany.. 350
750 Strich & Zeidler. latest 500
650 Estey, very latest, perfect.... 300
100O Checkering, plain mahogany.. 875
700 Genuine McPhail 200
IV0 Bradford, late, walnut 180
tiOO Jewett, fine mahogany iM
000 Thompson. latest tM
575 McCammon. good tone, upr. 100
175 Columbia phonograph, new.. 125
700 Kroegner. walnut 105
550 Smith & Barnes make 105
575 Hamilton, fine 200
600 Harvard, fine 150
075 J. A C. p-isher piano, fine . 275
550 Just new, Farrand, latest .... 250
600 Mendenhall, very latest 225
700 Lester, latest mahogany 300
000 ChicUering. aweet tone, up... 250
Three player pianos, latest. $150, $375,
on easy terms and many others.
Wake up and save your money; buy
real pianos at bargains; no thump boxes
or rebuilt pianos; many just brand
new. BROKERAGE CO..
312 Worcester Bldg., Third and Oak Stw.
J ALAMEDA PARK-
Desirable lot on 26th. between Mason
and Skldmoro; inquire at 897 E. 20th
st. N.
ONI GOOD paying grocery and cured meat
nusiness tor sale; no iixturrs to ouy; rem
very reasonable. Phone 637-43.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Wiltson'a Auction House. 10 A. M
Furniture. 169-171 SecoDd street.
AMUSEMENTS.
Continuous 1 to 11 P. M.
Mats. Child 10c. Eves.. Child. 17c.
Adults, 20c. Adults. 39c.
Grace Cameron
Original Dolly Dimples Girl.
"LErS GO"
A MUSICAL FARCE
Helen Chadwick
In the "Glorious Fool."
TODAY UNTIL FRIDAY. 11 I. M.
TSIfTiWf EAST 'TH AND
iSJ VV HAWTHORNE
MOOSE FROLIC
BENEFIT
MOOSEHEART FUND
LACHMAN
EXPOSITION
SHOWS
ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL
LYRIC
MISK AL ( OMEDY COMPAXY
You will thoroughly enjoy every min
ute of this unusual fun bill.
"WHO'S WHO?"
A Cocktail of Laughter.
Afteraoona at 2, Kvrninga at 7 and 9.
THE CIRCLE THEATER
Fourth at Washington,
Open from 9 o'clock in the morning
until i o'clock the following morning.
AMUSEMENTS.
8 FRANK
WILCOX
8rC0LHJggP
yA;iE.Aixc.ArK
THE WONDER GIRL
WRIGHT
DANCERS
m .
A DANCE VOYAGE
EMEPSON BALDWIN
ROBERTS & ClARK
I CHARLES OLCOTT 6 MAflY AMI
v CHARLIES SONGS
NOW PLAYING JANE COWL'S
Supreme Triumph and Wonder Play
SMILIN' THROUGH
A Play "Without an Equal as a
Work of Art.
HEILIG
TONIGHT
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3
Miss Marie Gammie
Presents Her Pupils in
CINDERELLA
m 3 ACTS
22-PIECE ORCHESTRA-22
Direction Prof. Boyer
Prices : Main floor and 9 rows in
balcony, $1.10. Balance of bal
cony, 85c; gallery, 55c. Prices
include war tax.
' BEGINS TOMORROW EVE.
Tickets Now Selling;. I
TTDJT T" Broadway a Taylor
1 II 1 -LyJL VJ Paone Main 1
The Great American Actor
- v WALTER y
HampdeN
and His Company of Player.
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8.
"OTHELLO"
"Hampden a triumph as Othello."
Prl. Eve.. 8.15
"SERVANT IN THE HOUSE"
(Sir. Hampden in his original
creation.)
Sat. Mat., 2:15
"TAMING OF THE SHREW"
"Never a better Petruchlo"
If. Y. Sun
Sat. Eve., 8 P. M.
"HAMLET"
PRICES. INCLUDING WAR TAX:
EVES. Floor S2.75; Balcony $2.20-1.85-$1.10l
Gallery 85c-55c.
SAT. MAT. Floor S2.20; Balcony
gl.65-Kl.10l Gallery 85c-55c.
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HERMLL.1 cu llwil pgT3 HATCH
MEETING NOTICES.
GUL REAZEE GROTTO
Wednesday, good fellowship
luncheon, Washington Ha
zelwood, Franklin F. Korell,
C. N. McArthur and Robert
A. Miller, candidates for con
gress, speakers. Masonic brethren welcome.
Infcrmai dance, Pythian temple, Friday.
May 5. Masonic, Eastern Star fraternity
and fronds invited. Come and enjoy a
real good time. Prophets wear fez. Blos
som day, Salem. Or.. Sunday. May 7. A
wonderful sight. A trip that you will en
joy. Fill your auto with prophets. Monarch
Olsen. El Karaz grotto, will greet you at
Marion hotel. Let's go. If you have spare
room ir auto, notify secretary. Leave
Portland when you wish. Do not wear
fez. The Gul Reazee Grotto News now
solicits your a is. news items and co-operation.
HARRY A. McRAE. Secretary.
NOBLES.
Much preparation has been
made by the Nobility at
Baker to entertain at a Cer
emonial Session to be held
at Baker Or., on May 13,
1 922. A special train will
leave Portland at 6 o'clock
P. M.. May 12, returning
some time on Sunday, Ala y
14. Come all ye Faithful
and join the Caravan. Make
your reservations NOW at Consol;dated
Ticket offices, 3d and Washington sts.
Out potentate eo directs.
HARVEY BECKWITH.
Recorder.
MULTNOMAH COUNCIU
NO. 11. R. AND S. M. Stated
assembly this (Wednesday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock. De
grees. MASONIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
Employers needing help of
jny description telephone
Broadway 5238. Only Masonic
fice. No charge to employer or employs.
N. Xi. AlCniSOIl. Iliauttfttri.
quarters. Multnomah hotc-L
MT TABOR LODGE, No. 42,
A. F. AND A. M. Speciaj
communication W e d n e sday,
6:30 P. M Pythian Temple.
M. M. degree.
LENTS LODGE, No. 13S,
A. F. and A. M. Special com
munication 7:30 P. M-, May
3d. Work E. A. and F. C.
C. S. OGSBURY,
Secretary.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO.
160. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
7:30 P. M., Wednesday. May
3d. Kast 43d and Sandy
Road.
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO.
46, A. F. AND A. M. Stated
communication tonight 7:30,
E. hth and Burnslde. General
business.
SUNNTSIDE CHAPTER.
O. E. S-, 1-S Members are
requested to attend funeral
servicea of our late slater,
Oma Brooks, at Miller &
Truppx chaDel. at 1 o'clock
Br order of W. M.
GERTRl'DE SNOW, Secretary.
NYDIA TEMPLE. DAUGH
TERS OF THE NILE will hold
regular session Wednesday,
May 3. 2 P. M., Pythian tem
ple Ceremonial will be held
June 5, 1022. Order Queen Lea.
AD1U CELLARS. ReT.
COLUMBIA REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 3. 1. U. U. r.
Officers and members are re
quested to meet at Holman
undertaking pariors inurauiy.
May 4, at 10:30 o'clock, to attend the fu
neral of oar late sister. Helen P. Lac-ewan.
This lodge will conduct services at the
cemetery. All Rebekahs invited.
ELEANOR T. OSVOLD. Secy.
SAMARITAN LODGE NO. 2.
I. O. O. F. Meets every
Wednesday evening. at 8
o"cl'ck. 8 North Eleventh St.,
near Stark. Third degree to
V .siting brothers always wel
H. H. BARSTOW. N. G.
.IKSSE T. JONES. Rec. Secy.
OPEvON FEDERATION OF FRATER
NAL SOCIETIES delegates take notice:
regular meeting Wednesday evening. May
3 fourth floor Pythian temple. 8 o'clock
harp. M. F. WRIGHT. Secy.
CAMBLIA SOCIAL CLUB Will give a
dance and card party at Sunnyslde Mi
5onic temp!e. 39t:i and Hawthorne ave.,
Wednesday evening, Ma 3.
5
toniffht
MEETING NOTICES.
V V y" COURT MOUNT HOOD, NO. I.
IBM FORESTERS OF AMERICA
'KW' Meets every Wednesday nieht at
3lp5 East Side Business Men's hall.
"sS'll 114 Grand ave. Social, fourth
Wednesday each ir.onth.
PIER.
PAINTER At the family home, 660 Elliot
street. May 2, David S. Painter, aged 67
years, husband of Laura Painter, father
of David L and Hal W. Painter, all of
this city; brother of William B. Painter
of Wheeler. Or., and Mrs. A. W. Sanger,
residing in this city. Member of Pha
lanx lodge No. 14. K. of P. Remains are
at the conservatory chapel of the East
Side Funeral Directors. 414 E. Alder
street. Notice of service will appear
later.
WIN'DOLPH At the residence of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Anna Windoph,
989 E. Caruthers St., Aldolphine Win
dolph, aged 92 years, beloved mother of
Charles and Robert Wlndolph of Lad,
N. D., and Mrs. M. Manuson of San
Diego, Cal., and grandmother of Louise
Dorothy. Fred. Joseph, Carl and Her
man Windolph of this city. Remains at
McEntee & Eilers parlors. Funeral no
tice liter.
MORELAND May 2, at the late residence,
167 East Seventeenth street South. Julius
Irving Moreland, aged 37 years, husband
of Aileen E., father of Wesley, son of
Mrs. J. C. Moreland, brother of Mrs.
Frank W. Gill, Mrs. Chester A. Moores,
H. L and E. W. Moreland. The remains
are at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter.
BAIRD May 2, at the residence, 328 13th
street, Ira W. Balrd, age 56 years. Be
loved husband of Lucille Balrd, and
father of Merritt Baird of Tacoma, Wash,
Mrs. A. C. Strange of Astoria, Or.; Mrs.
S. E. Relnhart of Portland. Notice of
funeral later. Remains at the parlors of
Miller & Tracey.
SCOTT May 2, Nellie May Scott, aged 52
years, beloved wife of Sidney Scott. 209
East Fifty-third North; mother of Wal
ter H. Scott of Oakland, Cal.; Mrs. Wm.
R. Parent of Ocean Park, Wash. Notice
of funeral later. Remains are at the
parlors of Miller & Tracey.
HOWARD In this city. May 1, Jim How
ard, aged 39 years. The remains are at
the conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral Directors, 414 E. Alder street.
Notice of services will appear later.
GRUBER At the residence. May 2, 636
Leland street, Sophia Gruber, age 36
years. Beloved wife of Peter Gruber.
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements
in care of Miller & Tracey.
LICHTY May 2, William H. Llchty, age
70 years. Remains at the parlors of
Miller & Tracey. Notice of funeral later.
FUNERAL yOTICES.
STRAHL At her late residence, 6517
Eighty-eighth street, S. E., on May 2,
Margaret E. Strahl, aged 60 years. Be
loved wife of J. P. Strahl, mother of
Mrs Edna Coolidge of Hood River and
Lester Strahl of Portland, sister of Mrs.
Myrtle Brash and C. O. De Moss of
Portland and J. H. De Moss of Hermis
ton. Or. Funeral services will be eon
ducted at the Lents Methodist Episcopal
church, Eighty-sixth street and Fifty
eishth avenue, Thursday, May 4, at 2
P. M. Remains at funeral parlors A.
D. Kenworthy & Co., 5802-04 Ninety
second street, in LentS.
SHANE May 1, at the residence, 126 Gains
otreet, Elvira B. Shane, aged S8 years,
beloved sister of Mrs. Q. V. Harrett of
Portland, grandmother of Mrs. Marie
McKenzie and Pearl Tuley of Portland,
Ernest Patrick, Heppner, Or.; Bertrand
Patrick f Portland and William Patrick
of Newton, Kan. Remains will be at the
above residence until 10 A. M. Wednes
day, May 3. Funeral services will be
held at the parlors of Miller & Tracey
at 2 P. M. Wednesday, May 3. Inter
ment Riverview cemetery.
OILMAN At the residence of her daugh
ter, 670 E. 22d st. N., May 1, Hattie Mur
tba Gilman, aged 60 years, beloved
mother of Mrs. William Duggan and Mrt.
Catherine Chappetl of this city. The
funeral will be held at the above resi
dence Wednesday, May 3. at b A. M.,
thence to the Madeliene church, 24th and
Siskiyou streets, where requiem maps
will be offered. Friends invited. Inter
ment Rose City cemetery. Arrangements
In care of the East Sme Funeral Di
rectors. CAMARAS At Multnomah station, April
30, Susie Camaras, aged 29 years, beloved
wife of Harry Camaras, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Coiles, sister of Mrs.
O. M. Higgins of Boise, Idaho ; Mrs.
R. B. Taylor, Iwaka, Wash. ; Bernard
Coiles of Boise. Idaho. Requiem high
mass will be offered at 11 A. M.. at the
Catholic church of Tigard. Or., Wednes
day. May 3. Interment Tigard cemetery.
Arrangements in care of Miller & Tracey.
ROTLANCE' May 1, 1922, at the late res
idence, 238 East Forty-ninth street. La
fall A. Roylance, aged 12 years, beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Roylance,
brother of Francis and Lois and Billy
P,oy lance. Funeral services will be lield
Thursday, 2 P. M., at the Later Day
Saints' church, East Twenty-fifth and
Madison streets, at 2 P. M. Interment
Rose City cemetery. Friends invited. Re
mains at parlors of Miller & Tracey.
JACKSON The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Cornelia R. Jackson, aged 70 years,
who passed away April 29. at the resi
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Warner L.
Lucas. 752 East 16th st., N.. will be con
ducted today (Wednesday), May 3. 1822,
at 2 P. M., at Pearson's undertaking par
lors, Russell st. at Union ave. Friends In
vited. Remains will be forwarded to
Springfield. Ohio, this evening for final
services and Interment.
NORDSTROM In this city. May 2, Sarah
S. Nordstrom, aged 63 years. late of 993
Houghton street, mother of Frank A..
Robert E.. Esther E. and David E. Nord
strom and Mrs. Hulda Eaton and sister
of Mrs. Jacob Jensen of Portland. The
funeral service will be held Thursday,
May 4, at 1 P. M.. at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited.
Concluding service, Mount Scott ceme
tery. HILL In this city, May 1. 1922. George
C. Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Hill; brother of Wllford R. annd Sidney
R. Hill, Mrs. Daisy Coopers tein, and
Mrs. E. C. Strowbridge. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the chapel of Ed
ward Holman & Son, Third and Salmon
streets, Wednesday, May 3. 1922. at 2:30
P. M., under the auspices of the Allied
Veterans. Interment Mount Scott ceme
tery. BROOKS In this city. May 2. Wilma
Brooks, age 22, years, beloved daughter
of Mrs. Mary S. Brooks of Portland.
Survived by two brothers and two sis
ters. Funeral will be held at the parlors
of Miller & Tracey, Wednesday. 1 P. M.
Remains will be shipped Thursday, 8 A.
M., when interment will take place.
BROWN Late of 114 E. 47th St.. Isabella
Brown, aged 87 years, mother of W. G.
Brown. Friends are invited to attend
the funeral services, to be held at the
chapel of Snook & Whealdon, Belmont
at 35th st.. today (Wednesday), at 2
P. M. Concluding services will be private
In Lone Fir cemetery.
SHERMAN The funeral service for the
late James N. Sherman of 299 -t East
Thirty-sixth street will be held today
(Wednesday) at 3:30 P. M., at Finley's
mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends
invited. Concluding service, Portland
crematorium.
GRANT The funeral service for the late
Marv Grant of 1989 East Yamhill street
will he held Thursday, May 4, at 2:30
P. M., at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding
service Mount Scott cemetery.
BOZETT The funeral service for the late
Sarah J. Bozett of 423 Jessup street will
be held today (Yvednesday) at 2:30 P. M.
at Flnlev's mortuary, Montgomery at
Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding
service. Rose City cemetery.
McEWAN In this city. May 1. 1922. Helen
T. McEwan. Funeral services will be
held at the chapel of Edward Holman &
Son. Third and Salmon streets. Thurs
day. May 4. 1922, at 10:30 A. M. Inter
ment Rose City cemetery.
GRISCHOW Baby Grischow. age 2 days.
May 1. Funeral will be hld at the grave
side Wednesday, at 3:30 P. M. Interment
Muitnomah cemetery. Arrangements in
care of Miller fe Tracey.
HUNTER In this city, Harry Hunter.
Funeral cortege will leave funeral par
lors of Dnr. ning & McEntee today. May
3, at 2 P. M. Interment Multnomah
cemetery.
CARD OF THA.VKS.
We wish to thank the officers and mem
bers of Elks' lodge. No. 142. and the many
friends for their expressions of love and
svmpathy, especially for the beautiful
floral offerings sent as a last tribute to
our beloved husband, eon and brother.
CLORA E. JOHNSON,
MR. AND MRS. M.' W. JOHNSON,
MR. AND MRS. FRANK L. ALLEN.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends and neighbors for
their kindness and sympathy during the
Illness and death of our beloved husband
and father, son-Jn-law and brother-in-law.
MRS. AMT GODEN.
MISS AMT GODEN,
MRS. M. KEILHAX,
MR. AND MRS. W. KEILHAN.
WE W ISH to thank our friends and
lodge members who so kindly assisted In
our lat bereavement at the death of our
beloved brother. Amoa O. Patenaude. Also
for floral offerings, .
E, FATENAt'DE AND FAMILY.
WE WISH to thank our friends and the
I. O. O. F. for their sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings tendered at the death
of our beloved father. Henry Odell.
NELLIE M. CROOK.
MRS. FELIX DIELSCHNEIDER.
FrVERAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES. for funerals, weddings,
shoppie?. Jones Auto lalverr, Max. 114.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PORTLAND
CREMATORIUM
AND
MAUSOLEUM
PHONE SELL. 967.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less.
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington Street, between 20th and
21st Streets, West Side. Lady assistant
Broadway 2691. Automatic 518-44
A. D. Kenworthy.
B. S. Henderson
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
5S0 92d St.. Lenta.
Auto. 618-21.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded In 1854.1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts. Main 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral Parlors with all the privacy of a
home, 16th and Everett Street.
Phone Broadway 2133: Auto. 631-33.
DUNNING & CAIN
Funeral Directors. 443 Morrison St.
West Side. Phone Broadway 430.
SNOOK & WHEALDON
Funeral Directors.
Belmont at 35th. . Tabor 1258.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(F. C. DUNNING. INC.)
The Family Seta the Price." 414 E. Alder.
Phone East 52 Auto. 223-25.
LEHCH. UNDERTAKER.
East Eleventh and Hawthorne.
Phone East 781.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 9.
CrCUEQ UNDERTAKING CO.,
Third and Clay. Mln 4155.
AD 7CI I CD PfT 692 William Ave.
i II- iCLLCn UU Phone East 1088.
FLORISTS.
354 Washington street
Established 1890. Main 269.
Flowers for All Occasions Artistically
Arranged.
Roses and Orchids a Specialty.
9M
Main
fcorr houses
7709
CROW OURT0WH
4
Vdrietv
fcri5on St. between 49-- Aluas rresnr
Phone Marshall
753
328 MORRISON
Portland H3ti!
Accounts Solicit J
Tonseth Floral Co.
Finest Floral Arrangements
for Funerals.
Z87 Washington, Bet. 4th and 5th St.
Phone Broadway 4527.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
Main
4737
We Will Please You.' YAMHILL & TENTH
Smiths Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florists. We spe
cialize in funeral designs. 1414 Sixth,
opposite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215.
PORTLAND BUSINESS
BULLETIN
ASSAYEBS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second
street. Gold, silver platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
B. W. EASTMAN, lawyer, 52S Chamber of
Commerce bldg.
BATHS, ETC.
DR. McMAHON, baths, Portland; eteam
showers, plunges, tubs, all for 35c; tell
your friends. Fourth at Washington.
CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY,
387 Washington. Bdwy. 434. Tabor 1254.
CARPET SWEEPEK KEPAIKS.
AUTHORIZED Biasell carpet sweeper re
pairman ; all parts furnished. 553 Mor
rison st.
CHIROPRACTOR.
DR. McMAHON. 12th year. Successful.
Phon e directory ad convinces thousands.
CHIROPODISTS.
WILLIAM. Estelle, Florello and Dewane
DeVeny. the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors 302
Gerlinger bldg.. southwest cor. Second
and Alder streets. Main 1301.
DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles sci
entifically corrected; lady assistant. 512
Morgan bldg. Main 8762.
COLLECTIONS.
NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg.. Bdwy. 7598.
No collections, no charges. Eatab. 1900.
DENTISTRY.
DR. B, E. WRIGHT
Third Floor Raleigh Bldg.
Corner of Sixth and Washington sts.
Broadway 7210. Automatic 211i).
WITHOUT PAIN18
Tour "Teeth Sleep" While We Work.
Above Majestic Theater. 35Hj Wash. st.
Kl.ECTKICAI. KKPA1KING.
MOTORS REWOUND
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS
Phone 527-27. 220 Main St.
OPTOMETKI.KTK.
Out of the High-Rent District.
25 years' eiperienme. Consult us
free. Thousands of satisfied
patrons. Dr. Samuel Goodman, associate
optometrist. Main 2124.
Chas. AY. Goodman. 309 Alorriwon.
WHY PAY MORE?
fZLM Glasses in gold-lilled frames
fffiWTy fitted to your eyea. $2.50, double
Aaay- vision glasses at low prices,
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwitz,
oDtometrist. 223 First st.
DR. GEORGE KL'BENSTELN, veteran opti
cian. Eyes tested, glasses fitted, broken
lenses duplicated at very reasonable
prices 226 Morrison st. Main 5ti62.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
R. C. WRIGHT, registered patent attorney
25 years. If invention really valuable,
see practicing attorney. fiOl Dekum bldg.
PAINTING.
PAINTING SIGNS. K A LSO MINING, DEC
ORATING. BEST REFERENCES; 25
YEARS' EXPERIENCE. CALL TABOR
2t6.
WDLN. Best of Reference for
6p I q Painting, Kalsominlng,
0 I 0 Paper Hanging, Roof Painting.
PAINTING and decorating by contract;
reasonable. Tabor 022H. Frank Or a m us .
FIRST-CLASS painting and decorating.
Call .via ;n o"
PIPE REPAIRING.
.ta Iti ID IP'S Repairs by experts.
JgjBlr Pipe Shop. 272 Wash.
PHYSICIANS.
j5r R. A, PHILLIPS, Broadway building,
stomach, bowela, liver, kidney, bladder,
rectal, prostate and female disorders,
without operation. .
" PRINTERS.
DDIIITIMP F- w- BAX.TES & COMPANY
rnill 1 IB" 1st and Oak. Bdwy. 7165,511-65
ROOFS repaired and painted, reasonable;
tin and paper roofs painted with guar
anteed waterproof paint. Tabor U29.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Glisan St. Broadway 1281.
DRAY AGE STORAGE
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
VETERINARY.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phones.
Pay and night service; 3 veterinarians.
w r r nr
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
ae 4th St.. Opp. City Hall. "KTT BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
E. THIRD . PINE STS. 1 HOME E. 743
NEW TODAY.
STORE TO
LZASE
291 Morrison Between 4th
and 5th Sts.
Will lease for five years.
Full information from
PARRISH, W ATKINS & CO.
252 Stark St.
Phone Bdwy. 7644
KORTHWEgRUG CQ
FLUFF JRUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory t
the northwest. Made out of your old
worn-out carpets and ruga. Save bait
the prico of a new ruff. Use woolen
clothing.
Z12 RUGS STEAM CLEANED ll.SO.
East 35S0. ls.S fcluit Eighth.
MORTGAGE LOANS
BnslncsM properties 6 . Residence
loans Iott rates. Installment repay
ments If desired. Loans prompt lj
closed.
A. H. Birrell-Gffl Co.
216-210 Northwestern Bank BnlldlnK.
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. Barry. 3470.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MOKTG-GK LOANS,
toiled States Baaib Building.
REAL ESTATE.
IIIIIMtllfMlllllllllllllllllirilllltlllllllllll'UIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllll
ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
8-ROOM MODERN UOLSE
i.itiiti.riririiriiriiiitiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
With sleeping porch, hardwood floors
upstairs and down, on East Twelfth
street, in best part of Irvington. A
real sacrifice. See Mr. Young, with
732 Chamber of Commerce.
For Sale Flat and Apurlment Property.
WEST SIDE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Located close to St. Vincent, on lOOx
112 coiner; '2 buildings, completely fur
nished house of 13 rooms with all mod
ern conveniences, and flat building of
16 rooms unfurnished; returning good
revenue; flats have separate furnaces,
entrances and basements; ideally suited
for high-class rooming or boarding
houses, and only walking distance from
downtown; full price $-3,500, terms ar
ranged. COE A. McKENNA & CO..
82 Fourth St Broadway 7522.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
45-room, 2-storv. good frame bldg.. all
furnished; 116xlu0-ft. lot; all imp. paid;
double garage; steam baths and best
steam heat; 50 steady boarders, paying
?35 a month; hotel netting over (700 a
month. This Is only Scandinavian hotel
in this city of over 4000 and growing
rapidly; located on Columbia highway
and river. Here Is a splendid steady
paying proposition. Price $J6,00O; terms
or cah; owner retiring.
BARNEY JOHNSON & CO., Realtors.
170 30th St. Main S160.
lor Sale Beach Property.
FOR SALE.
Best paying hotel on the Tillamook
beaches ; barber shop, confectionery and
pool hall; apartment house, cottages and
lots. J. J. Krebs, real estate and insur
ance, Roekaway. Or.
NEW C-ROOM shingled cottage and ga
rage for sale or trade at Gearhart, for
clear city property. Bdwy. 2311, ask for
Jack Manning.
BARGA1 N, 2 lots in RocUa.way, $75.
Marshall 3813.
BT'SINESS LOT.
BIG SACRIFICE.
On Alberta street; 100x90 ft., one of
the best business locations, at $2000. It's
a rare bargain.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY.
8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Bdwy. 6034.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Buy your lots for home sites, flats
end apt. sites from us and we will
assist in financing your house or apart
ment. Desirable lots in all parts of the
city.
SEE L'S TODAY.
COB A. McKENNA & CO..
S2 4ih st. Lot or Loan Dept. Bdwy 7522
ALAMEDA SACRIFICE.
$675 for a lot with everything paid ;
owner iea vine city.
RFMMELL A RUMMELL.
274 Stark St. Or 39th and Sandy Blvd.
Broadway 6729.
GO LOOK Valuable quarter block, north
east corner 5rth and Belmont, all paved
and paid; mtg. $2000. 2 years 7. Make
cash offer for equity ; would take late
auto. Owner. East 0228.
ON PAVED STRiElET. 1 block from car,
50xHjO lot; owner will sacrifice at $750.
Call at once.
RITT'ER. LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
203-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
PENINSULA DISTRICT.
50x100; $250, half cash; 2 blocks from
car; close to Jefferson high.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.,
633 N W Bank bldg. Main 87S7.
ROSE CITY PARK DISTRICT; all im
provements In and paid for: $800 If taken
at ence. A real bargain for this district.
R1TTER. LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
0 LOTS. 111x233, ALBERTA CAR
$1100, $50 down. $12 month. No re
strictions. Roger W. Cary. 1219 N. W.
Bank bldg.
VERY EASY TERMS ON FINE LARGE
HOME WITH WONDERFUL VIEW.
SEE HOWARD, 1115 N. W. BANK.
MAIN 8931.
100x100 LOTS. $575.
$S down, $8 month. Alberta car. No
strictions. Roger W. Cary, 1219 N. W.
Bank bldg.
ALAMEDA PARK.
Choice building site in Alameda Park,
$1000. Call East 3717.
$750 LOT facing east. 50x100. Hawthorne
district, paved streets, all improvements
paid. M. D. Carter. Main 3537. East 5456,
ROSE CITY PARK district, below the hill,
east front, close to Sandy; $1075. Call
East 3717
LOTS, 1 cor. lot, good business location;
all imp. In; cor. 62d and Powell Valley;
price $1250. A J 643. Oregon ian.
LU'RELHCRST-LADDINGTON court. lot
17 b!k. 61; sacrifice; act quick. Owner.
266 32-d St.. Main 1683.
LAURELHURST lot, vBl sell cheap; soutb
of car. East H299, owner.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale I.otw-
IX)T BARGAINS -ANY PART CITT.
S1250 Laurelhurst. near park.
SMon Laurelhurst and Pine, near 89th.
$1400 Laurelhurst and. Oak. near 41t
'4-.n l..nr.:hurar ave.
150fl Irvlngton, lth at., near Siskiyou.
IlTr.O Irving-ton. 12th. cor. Thompson
$12.10 Irvlngton, 12th. next cor.
I1T50 Irvlngton. 21st. near Knott.
$1050 Alameda Park.
$1400 E. Salmon, near 32d.
12.100 Union ava.. Skidmore business.
$12.000 Grand ave.. East Ash.
I40O0 Westover view homeslto.
$ 530 Portsmouth, Herford st.
$ fi0 Lombard St.. near Emerald.
$ 050 E. 39th and Kelly, paved st
$ 8O0 Portland blvd.. Missouri ave.
Chas. Rlngler. 804 Ry. Kx. Iidry r.4l7.
1V4-ACRE TRACT.
NEW TRACT JUST OPENED.
PARKROSB.
$20 DOWN $20 MONTH.
A most beautiful site tor a little home,
stream on three sides, main road across
the front, about half cleared, balance
in trees, rich slit garden land, free from
rocks, this attractive site will be one
of the first sold In our new ,aml Isst
i unit oi rirxroie; come dui iuu7. nvi...
1 nt R.nriv ktvri .nil ..rlin. branch Of
fice open every day. end of Parkross
carllne. take Rose City Park car.
J. I. H A HTM AN COMPANY.
8 Chamber of Com. Bidg..
Bdwy. 6084.
1H-ACRE TRACT.
BEAUTIFUL STREAM.
SHADE TREES.
NEW TRACT JUST OPENED.
$20 down. $20 month, nearly all
cleared, level, free from rocks, rich silt
garden land. Ideal home spot, In our last
unit of Parkrose which has Just been
platted, you can build a little home here
and raise garden, berries and chickens,
north of Bandy blvd. and car line, come
out today, branch office, end of Park
rose carline. Take Rose City Park car.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
b Chamber of Com. Bids.
Bdwy. 6034.
WILSHIRE ADDITION.
ANY TRACT $25 DOWN. $15 MO.
The olose-in tract, large tracts
If desired, lots 50x100 feet to lOOx
160 feet, adjoins Alameda Park;
salesmen on tract every day, taks
Broadway car to Bryce avenue, go
east on Bryce avenue to branch
office, corner 33d street.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY.
6 Chamber of Commerce Bids.
Broadway C034.
BUILD! NO RESTRICTIONS $75.
BCEHNKR'S ADDITION.
On the west slope of Mt. Tabor (ex
clusive district). Drive out and view th
property, between 55th aud 57, Madison
and Salmon sts., property divided so as
to give purchaser lota in sizes from
50-55-00 -C5 feet and up. Pavement and
sewer In and paid ; water and sewer
connection to curb. Remember a lilgh
class homeslle is the cheapest when you
wish to resell.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Broadway 0OS4.
$15 DOWN $15 MONTH,
ABOUT 2 ACRES.
NEW TRACT JUST OPENED.
PARKROSE.
$1285. rich silt garden land, all cleared,
put up a little home here, your crop
should more than pay for the land, grow
berries and fruit in this rich soil. Branch
office open every day, take Rose City
Park car, go to end of Parkrose carline.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
8 Chamber of Com. Bldg.
Brd. 6034.
LOT 50x100; walks and curbs: graded st..
Piedmont: $500.
Lot 50x3 00; all Improvements In ;
Union ave.: $1250.
Lot 50x100; all Improvements in; AI
bina ave.: $S50.
Lot 73x100; all Improvements In;
Lombard st. : $1 150.
Lot 100x100; Webster and Marguerite;
walks an d c u rb s ; $800.
All sbove lots sold on easy terms.
Ask for Mr. Smith.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO..
633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787.
HOMESEEKERS.
WHY NOT BUILD?
It Is less expensive. We are Inter
ested in how well we can build, not
how much we can get for building.
See us before buying or building.
ROBNETT & McCLURE,
BUILDERS,
S02 Couch Bldg. Broadway 6574.
ALAMEDA PARK, BELOW THE HILL.
$600 AND UP.
RIDGE WOOD AVENUE.
Located in the natural park below the
hill are fine homesites at very attractive
prices ,on liberal terms.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.,
628 Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 47"4.
LOTS! LOTS I LOTS!
Good residence lots for builders. Coun
cil Crest, Portland Heights, Rose City
and Jonesmore; prices $200 and up.
Industrial lots. 18th and Thurman.
30th and E. Morrison; lot for long-time
lease. Dietsch, 326 Chamber of Com
merce bldg. .
IRVINGTON PARK.
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY.
Tract on corner 23d and Jarrett, lOOx
100, 1200: will take $1000 cash.
ROBERTS. 633 W. 21st, Los Angeles.
$650.
ROSE CITY PARK.
E. A3d st., facing west, 100 feet north
of Klickitat st. ; sewers, sidewalks and
curbs all paid.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO..
628 Honry Bldg. Bdwy. 4734
W E S T L A W N A I- D IT 1 0 N
n0xl00-ft. lots. $350 up, 10 cash:
near car. stores, school, library; cherry
and apple trees, full bloom. Can build
temporary house, save rent.
JOHNSON-KELLY CO.,
806 Board of Trade Bldg. Bdwy. 3860.
$951 BUYS this beautiful lot In the Irvlng
ton district. 2 blocks from car. This Is
just one of the many bargains we have.
HT-RRY.
BITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors.
2Q1-2-B-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
$750.
60x100 W'ith all improvements In and
paid; good view from this lot.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO..
628 Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 47"4.
A LA MED A PARK East frontaae with all
Improvements In and paid. We can sell
this lot for only $1300 cash. You'll have
to act aulck.
BITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors.
201 -2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
LAURELHURST LOT $1000.
Ievei 50xlS0-ft. lot on Hassalo St.,
near E. 39th st. ; this lot fronts south on
an 80-ft. street.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.,
638 Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 4754.
ARE YOU LOOKING for a good view lot?
If so. let us show you this wonderful
site In Alameda Tark. You can't go
wrong ou this one. Price only $2150.
RITTER; LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
201 -2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Rlflg,
r v ipvivr, to n par
$100 cash. $10 monthly ; Improve
ment! In and paid; 15 minutes from
Washington st.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO,
633 N. W. Bank bldg. Main 8787.
TWO short blocks to Alberta car. K cor
ner lot On paved street for CftoO. Can
arrange some terms to right party. Can
you beat It?
RITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors.
201-2-1-5-7 Board of Trady nidg.
OVERSIZE LOT 1000
WEST SLOPE MT. TABOR.
K. 87th at., all Improvements In and
paid; 50x120; fruit trees.
HENDERSON BANKUS CO.,
628 Henry Bidg. Bdwy. 47M.
BUSINESS CORNER ON IRV
INGTON CAR.
$100 cash, $10 monthly; free from en
cumbrance. JOHNSON-DODSON CO..
633 N. W. Bank bldg. Main 37B7
ROSE CITY PARK.
$700.
All Improvements In and paid. Includ
ing pavement. See this before you buv.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO..
628 Henry TV.flg. Bdwy. 4754.
10OX100 CORNER. Woodlawn district, for
only $700. Must be sold at Once, there
fore the sacrifice price. See It today.
RITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors.
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
V P! T NOV HEIGHTS.
$600, 1100 cash, $10 monthly: make
an offer.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO..
633 N. W. Bank b:dg. Main 3787.
jtt00 ON PAVED STREET. 2 blocks from
car, all improvements In and paid for.
The best buy In the eitr.
RITTER. LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
ONE block from Peninsula park. W. W
corner Alblna ave. and Dekum, $990; all
assessments paid. W. M. Umbdenstock
A Co., 210 Oregon bldg. Bdwy. 1658
50x100 LOTS, near Peninsula park and
Jefferson high. $500; $50 cash, $10 mo.
JOHNSON -KELLY CO..
80C Board of Trade Bldg. Bdwy. 360
90x100 LOT on E. 24th St., near Prejcott;
improvements paid; $000, $200 cash. 218
Ry. Exchange bldg. Bdwy. 6808 Wm.
A Hughes Co.
S3"f) ROSE CITY PARK MstRlCT.
Nice 50x100, ass't paid. Tabor 1S03,
MCA I. EflTATK.
Yar sale
-l.otn.
$550.
ACRE TRACT,
PARKROSE.
NEW TRACT JUST OF EN ED,
$13 DOWN. $15 MONTH A beautiful
stream is the north boundary line; lots
of trees, rich im land; build a little
home here; one of the biggest snaps twr
offered; north or Sandy blvd. and car
Una.
J. L HARTMAN COMPAXT.
8 Chamber of Com. B.dg.
Brd. 6034.
Branch Office End of Parkross Car Una
Open Every Day.
84 ACRES.
$700 ACRE.
NEW TRACT JUST OPENED.
1 DOWN. 1 MONTH, bast of gar
den land, great for berries, truck garden,
onion soil, you should pay for your land
In crop, aee this today, aa teaman at
branch office, which la open every day.
and of Parkrosa carline, take Ross City
Paik car.
J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY,
8 Chamber of Com. Bid.
Brd. 6034
LOT IN WESTMORELAND
For quick sale. $S30. Street and sewer
In and paid. $250 cash. e-sv payment.
OPARREI.L-OREIJ.NER.
338-40 Cham, of Com H!dg. B-lwy 41.1.
Fur mterHmn.
OWNER LEAVING VII B CITT.
WILL SACRIFICE 5-ROoM BUN
GALOW BUILT 2 YEARS.
This house Is located In ths
Hawthorne district, street Imp
rovementa all In. rooma all on one
floor, fireplace. buffet. built-in
kitchen, 2 aleeplng rooms with
modern bath, good light fixtures,
all for $3000; will take amall pay
ment down. Must sell this week
6TKWART & JOHNSON.
$13 Korthweetern Bank Bids:.
A SNAP.
FURNISHED t-ftV M BUNGALOW.
$00 DOWN.
$2300. -:,(0
1 BLOCK TO TAR; 50x100 I A T;
GASCO FURNACE WITH THERMO
STAT; FULL CEMENT BASEMENT:
DUTCH KITCHEN; 2 BEDROOM.
GRADED STREET; SIDEWALK Af
SEWER IN; I BLOCK TO PAVEMENT
8TAR REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.,
BDWY. 5618. 512 I .! WILCOX HLDO
-KOOM BUNGALOW $40O0.
BARGAIN NEAR IRVINGTON.
Wasco st., near carllne, large living
and dining rooms, Dutch kitchen, good
attic, fireplace, bookcases, buffet, full
basement, furnace. Priced low to sell at
once. $1000 cash, balancs like rent.
Phone Broadway 0011.
T. O. B1UD. 526 Cham of Com
' IRVINGTON. "
BY OWNER.
Account being transferred to another
c!ty..must sell my new seven-room bun
galow, five rooms down, two up. white
enamel finish throughout, cove eel lints,
tapestry paper, hardwood floors. All
rooms very large, full cement basement,
furnace, garage to match house. Tormi.
Phone Broadway 5M44.
$3000 MT. TABOR DISTRICT $$IM
New 4-room bungalow, breakfaat
nook. ' basement, stationery tuba: this
little house Is nicety arranged and the
view Is one of the best In Portland: 2
blocks to car; $300, $20 monthly and
Interest.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO,
633 N. w. Bank bldg Main sTBT -
OWNER MUST SELL LOSE MONEY.
OVERLOOK ADDITION $4."O0.
$1000 cash, balance $." month.: for
thla large 6-room, comfortable home;
well built and In excellent condition.
Fireplace, furnace, attic, 1 block to car.
Hurry, owner leaving city. Phone
Broadway otl.
T O. BIRD. 526 Cham, of Com.
HERE IS A CHANCE.
Strictly modern 3-mom bungalow, flre
Pih bookcases, buffets, Dutch klt-hen.
large attic, fine basement, lot 100x150.
block to car, near school, fine fruit and
berries. Price $6000 $1000 cash, bal
ance $50, Including Interest.
ASSOCIATED SECURITIES CO.,
712 Lewis Bidg. Bdwy. $36$.
A VVONDKltlM'U I KV.
Nothing can surpass t hla en ths
Heights. 7 rooms, all In Ivory, tapeetry
psper downstairs and In main bedroom,
sunroom, double sleeping porch; hun
dreds of dollars spent on grounds! A
real home at a reasonable pries.
HARRY BECKWITH. Realtor,
213 Corbett Bldg. Main 6f.S
A I. A M EDANEW.
Owner Is forced to sell this beautiful
new five-room bungalow. Just completed;
haa plpeless furnace, breakfast nook,
set tub In bathroom: price $6250: 2no
down; shown by appointment. W M.
Umbdenstock A Co.. 210 Oregon bldg.
Broadway 165 A
GOINO TO BUILD T
We design and build residence or any
building. asMst In financing same; 1$
yea's' continuous and complete building
service. SECURITY AND SATISFAC
TION ASSURED. L. R. Bailey, contract
Jng architect. 024 N. W. Bank bldg.
WESTOVER HEIGHTS HOME.
COsy, compact, 2-story, 7 -room home
with garage; center entrance, large main
rooms view porch. 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch, 2 batbs, 2 fireplaces, oak floors,
hot-water heat; unobstructed view of
the mountains, river; cheap Tabor 407.
COOK ave., close Tn Mississippi vrt7. -room
modern home. 3 nice bedrooms, all
Improvements In and paid ; no mort
gages. You'lt say H'a worth the money,
ileOO; $400 cash.
RALPH HARRIS CO..
16 Chamber of Commerce. Bdwy. R6'4.
ALBERTA HOME.
1 block off Union ave.. close to Al
berta St.. service of five car lines paved
street; big snap for only $3200. $Soo
cash.
O'FARRELL-GRELLNER.
33S-40 Cham, of Com. Hldg. Hdwy. 4172.
ALBERTA--1650 DOWN.
A fine little 3-room bungalow ; two
nice bed room a and bath: dining haa
dandy built-in buffet; fi rapine In living
room; new llnnlum. Price only $3125.
HARRY BECKWITH, Realtor.
213 Unrbett Bidg. Main flanft
ALAMEDA.
New 8-room story and half bungalow;
built by day labor; all modern built -Ins:
Gasco furnace. Ruud water heater; In
bst district ; easy terms. W. M Umb
dnstock de Co., 210 Oregon bldg.. Rdwy.
1 656
GOOD HOME CHEAP!
B room and bath, 50s 1 2$ Mt. fine
view; a wonderful place for the kiddles.
Price only $1250.
HARRY BECKWITH. Realtor.
21" I'nrhett n:dg. Main 660
VACANT BARGAIN.
5-room bungalow, all newly decorated,
in splendid condition, corner tnt, 2 blka
car, $2700: $700 cash; no mortgage.
RALPH HARRIS CO..
16 Chamber nf rnmmrr RdwT. 5654
OR SALE Modern tour-room bungalow.
Just completed. tn north JonasmerS;
sise Of house, S6a28. lot SOx 100. prlee
$8275. Either call or phone Umbdsa
stock A Co.. 3d floor, Oregon building
. Phone Broadway 16$t .
OMAHA eve., near K . 1 1 1 ng worth ; 4-rOOfn
home with Dili piurnmng; a nice lit lie
home fdr a couple with $.!on to g
If h $300 to aet their
itart toward a home. Price $2.
, ..ii
RALPH HARRIS
816 Chamber of ''nmmrr. Hd
MM
LAUREL HUH ST BUNG
Claaay. nearly new, 1
modern fl-rm. home wit:
and Karas. in beet c
rictly
porch
park.
HO Incumbrance, eay terms; a real bar
gain: excellent condition. Tabor 407,
HAWTHORNE near 37th. 7 rooms, attic,
furnace, modern, garage, .i w n rosea,
fin district. 1 blOck to rar. $5500, sey
trms. Phone o nr. Tabor 66IHI. 0
house. 1133 East Clay.
g-ROOM house and large atore building en
corner lot, can easily he remodeled Into
small apts. ; also 1 fi-room and 1 2 room
poll on corner lot et Treniunt. $22hi
Main 5633. Mrs. Huedy.
GLEN ELLTN COTTAGE. modem. Jot
100x1 00. full basement, concrete side
walks, a bargain, owner obliged to leave
on account of hla health. Phone even-
Inga, Mejn264g
HAWTHORNE DlSTRK'f
Elegant 0-room hom. modern,
cement basement, economical fur
all Improvements paid. Direct from
,.r. Tabor 76S
15500 BUYS an Ideal dream bungabn
the Alameda. 5 rooms, garag, r.fl
front, east expoaure. Underprlced
full
A E Ca mpn.i. s'-mng dl'jjr
6-ROOM house, atrlctly up to date.
Ington district, cement garage,
provements In. for only $350 do
$30 a month. 505 Swetland b Id g
BY OWNER Paved street, near
Irv-Im-and
wood
fruit
price
rar. 5-room bungalow, lerse 1
Hi
and berries, near school and sto
$7M0. pome terms, .-si south
HOUSE PLANS. I on designs 110 to Us,
er specially designed at reasonab.e lea
L. R- BAILKT 0.,
$24 N W. Bank Bldg.
$4500 BUTS my 6-room hunitalow In Irv
lngton. 708 14th at. near Klickitat. This
I'a
ilace is up to tne minute; terms pnohs
:ast57j
MODERN furnlaheo nunaalow st Roths
station, Oregon City line, rl vef front
age: bargain, $2830 Owner, Kast ggwO
ALAMEDA- 8 rooma with sleeping p.-rch .
modern ; garsge , good locution: f C50U
Wdin. 3444
fOR SALE Jx - room modern bungalow
489 E. 85th at. M.. near Dlvjalnn; fake
Richmond car ; 3QO" w'lt handle.
MM CfiklOt, with -room evidence. V
block from city hall 3e Mr Hewklne.
44S Sherlock b'dg
ESTMOR EL A N I
i corh'T, pa ved.
paid, garage, $1150. Owner, Buw. UU