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18 TTTE 3TORXIXft OTtEGOXIAX. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 00. 1022 mm FOR GHOST DISPLEASES DQYLE Scientific American Offer Is Declared Unfair. NOTED PSYCHIC ROILED Sir Arthur Says $5000 Put Up for Proof of Spiritualism Will Muddle Everything. NEW YORK, Dec. 29 The $5000 reward offered by the Scientific American for convincing proof of epiritualistic phenomena is assailed by Sir Arthur Conan Duyle in a let ter which the British novelist and psychic champion has written to the publication. This offer will at tract the fakers, deter those with genuine powers and muddle things generally, according to Sir Arthur, whose letter is printed in the Jan uary Scientific American. Among other arguments in favor of the occurrence of- supernatural things Sir Arthur incloses a photo graph of a paraffin east of a hand. This hand was materialized at a Beance, the wax applied to it and the hand then dematerialized or evaporated, leaving the paraffin glove. This proof is especially co gent, according to the British knight, since an ordinary human hand could not be withdrawn from ouch a mold without breaking it. Hondlni Method Questioned. In spite of the achievements of Houdinl in this respect Sir Arthur essertB that the wrist openings in the paraffin, casts are too small for the palms to have been withdrawn. The possibility that an artificial hand was used and that the material of the hand was later dissolved out of the paraffin mold, as is the case in taking some kinds of casts in artistic work, is not discussed. The letter of Sir Arthur follows, in part: "To the editor of the Scientific American: I have no idea of issu ing a challenge to you. My com plaint was that so many of our (bitter critics are quite ignorant of the subject which they treat. I am, however, delighted that you should take it up and would do my best to assist you. "There are, however, some points to bear in mind, and I hope that you will not think me officious if I mention them. "1. You have already done a very dangerous thing. A large money re ward will stir up every rascal in the country, while the best type of medium is unworldly and would not be attracted by such a consideration. Money Poorly Used. "2. If the money offered as a prize could be spent in sending "your representative to the various towns of America, and also to London, Glasgow and Paris, it would be far more useful. In fact, you cannot give your report until you have done this. You must have the same width of experience which we have. "3. Everything depends upon your man, or men. The laws are still ob scure, but roughly it is a case of turning a receiving instrument to a transmitter. "4. I know at least one very fa mous spiritualist whose presence stops all psychic phenomena. His case is really not uncommon. It seems to be the positive, aggressive type that has this inhibition and this is just the type that so often becomes the researcher. Therefore if you want truth as I am sure you do you must have a gentle, quiet, courteous, sympathetic man for your representative. "5. However honest and sympa thetic, he is liable to fall into errors if he has not some honest spiritual ist to whom he can refer his doubts and from whom he can receive ex planations. There are many such. To exemplify, what I mean: I took a clever journalist, with no experi ence of psychic matters to a direct voice sitting with Mrs. Robert S. Johnson, a famous medium. "When the direct voice began he recognized in it the tones of the, medium's voice, and began to make a row, which not only spoiled the seance but got into the press and was considered to be a setback to spiritualism. "I am impelled to reiterate that this unfortunate money offer acts badly in two ways. It not only at tracts the worst and repels the best tout it makes it impossible that the investigator should be really abso Jutely unbiased, for so long as in the back of his mind he says, 'Well if I admit this it will cost my em ployer thousands.' he cannot be Judicial. But I think that if the Scientific American could, really master and proclaim the facts it would be a great thing for America and for the world." HOUSE CHANGES NAME eorge H. Burr, Conrad & Broom, Inc., Elect Officers. Change in name and a new official wa announced yesterday by the paper and investment house of George H. Burr & Co to be known hereafter as George H Burr, Conrad & Broom, Inc. New officers are: -President, Barnaby Conrad; vice-president, W. A. Broom- treasurer, Ji. u. Hand F. J. Blanchett. secretary. The firm of Georsre H. Burr a. nn started in Boston 30 years ago and a branch office reached Portland in 1916, when C. H. Reade opened it. He has since been in charge, with headquarters in the United States National Bank building. Mr. Con rad has been the resident partner at San Francisco for a number of years and Mr. Broom has been resident partner at Seattle. AMBASSADOR SAILS SOON Japanese Diplomat Coming to America Next Month. HONOLULU, T. H., Dec. 29. (By the Associated Press.) Masano Hanihara, newly appointed Japan ese ambassador to the United States, will sail from Yokohama by the Korea Maru January 16, according to cable advices received from Tokio by the Nippu Jiji, a Japanese newspaper here. Mr. Hanihara will succeed Baron Shidehara, who retired from the Washington post owing to ill health. JUTE BAG RULE MODIFIED Expense to Farmer Found Objec tion to Stamping Requirement. THE OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Yashingtoa, . C, Dec 29, A re- cent order of the treasury depart ment requiring foreign .manufactur ers of grain bags to stamp the names of the countries of origin on every bag will be modified at once, the customs division of the treasury ad vised Representatives Sinnott of Oregon and Summers of Washington today. Tha orcrr, intended to protect American rrain growers against the cheap Jute imitations made in Japan, it was found would call for an extra charge against American importers ot slightly more than one-quarter of a cent on each sack. The American farm bureau and several of the state granges in the Pacific northwest protested, saying that the order would cost the farmers hundreds- of thousands of dollars. Up to the Issuance of the order manufacturers were merely placing their stamp on a bale of 1000 bags instead of put ting it on individual bags. i C. E. Spence of Oregon City, mas ter of the Oregon state grange, was active in demanding a change in the order. Obituary. Herman Kettler Jones. Funeral services for Herman Ket tler Jones, 51 years old, the son of an Oregon pioneer family of 1851, will be held at 2 o'clock this after noon at the family residence, 183 Harrison avenue, Astoria. Death oc curred Thursday in Astoria where the family has been making its home for the last ten years. Pre vious to that time they resided in Poitland. Deceased is survived by his widow and three children as follows: Vir ginia, 15 years old; Richard. 13 years, and Dorothy, 10 years; his mother, Mrs. Ellen E. Jones of As toria, and Mrs. O. D. Austin, Albany; Mrs. Charles E Bier. Salem; Mrs. D. J. Ballantyne, Portland; Linn E. Jones, Oregon City, and James M. Jones, Portland, sisters and broth ers. Mr. Jones was well known in Portland, where he formerly lived for several years, when he was em ployed by the telephone company. L. L. Hunt. WALLA WALLA, WTash., Dec. 29. (Special.) L. L. Hunt, 67, pioneer Indian fighter, farmer and retired business man, died this afternoon of cancer of the stomach. Native of Maine, he worked on a railroad in Boston when he was 16 and went to Nevada, where he worked near Carson City, when he was 20. In 1876 he , worked in San Joaquin county, California, and in 1877 came to Walla Walla. During the Joseph Indian war he drove a team for the government, transporting sup plies to the troops. He was in the livery stable business for three years, then went to farming on Eureka flats. He then moved to Walla Walla and took up garden ing. He organized the L. L. Hunt Fruit & Produce Shipping company. He was married in Boston in 1888 to Olivia Crosby, who survives him. John Jacob Zimmerman. THE DALLES, Or., Dec. 29. (Spe cial.) John Jacob Zimmerman, 78 years old, a resident of The Dalles s'nee 187S, died here last night after a lingering Illness brought about by an apoplectic stroke. Mr. Zimmerman was a mechanic by trade, and assisted in the con struction of most of the buildings now standing in the city. He was born in Switzerland'. He was mar ried in The Dalles in 1883 to Miss Marie Kleinsorg, a local girl, who survives. He also leaves one son, Henry, residing in Emporia, Kan., and a daughter, Lena, of this city. The body will be taken to Port land for cremation. Mrs. Mary Jane Gutlirie. OREGON CITY. Or., Dec. 29. (Special.) Mrs. Mary Jane Guthrie, widow of the late William H. Guth rie, died Thursday evening at the home of her son, G. W. Guthrie of Clackamas. Mrs. Guthrie was born in Tennessee February 21, 1835. She came from Dallas three years ago, settling in Clackamas. . She is survived by her son at Clackamas and several other chil dren, among these being a son in Idaho, who Is on his way to attend the funeral services. The funeral will be held from the Holman & Pace chapel in this city tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Burial will be at Dallas. ' Steven -Abraham Hawks. ASHLAND, Or., Dec. 29. (Spe cial.) Funeral services were held here December 29 for Steven Abra ham Hawks, 61 years of age. He was born in Virgjnia, August 30, 1861, coming to Ashland from Mos cow, Idaho, nine years ago. His death was caused by a fall several weeks ago, when he slipped and broke his hip. He is survived by his mother. Mrs. Martha Long; his widow and son. Maxwell, of Ash land; two other sonsv Elmer L. Hawks of Elma, Wash., and John J. Hawks of Long Beach, Cal. Inter ment was made in the Oddfellows' cemetery. Herman K. Jones. OREGON CITY, Or., Dec. 29. (Special.) Herman K. Jones, son of Mrs. Ellen Mead Jones of Salem, and of the late Griffith Jones of Oregon City, died at his home In Astoria Thursday morning from pneumonia. Herman Jones was born in Salem, but spent his childhood days in Ore gon City, where his father was a pioneer steamboat operator. De ceased is" survived by his widow, formerly Miss Emma Brazell, three children, Virginia, Billy and Dor othy of Astoria, and his mother, Mrs. Ellen Mead Jones of Salem. Mrs. D. E. Cargill. PENDLETON, Or., Dec. 29. (Spe cial.) Mrs. D. E. Cargill, pioneer resident of Umatilla county, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. McCulley of this city. She was 73 years of age. Death was sudden, due to a stroke of paralysis. Mra. Cargill was born in 1849 in Warren county, Illinois, and she came to this county in 1878 with hei husband, who survives her. Several children survive and will come to Pendleton for the funeral. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. ADAMS-SHOEN J. Foster Adams, legal, 837 East Ninth street North, and Ruth Shoen, legal, Portland. LAKE-KEESLING Leverdo L. Lake, legal, l3te Second street, and Inez E. Keesling, legal, 193 H Second street. HUGHES-FITZPATRICK Richard J. Hughes. 24. 789 Kearney street, and Anna Pitzpatrick. 21, 781 Kearney street. BERKLEY - KUMROW Lee Robert Berkley, 26, 555 East Morrison street, and Elma Agnes Kumrow, 22, 804i Haight avenue. MADDEN-LOGAN Frank William Madden, 22, 587 Commercial street, and Vivian Alicia Logan, 22, 143 East Eighty first street North. GRATIOT-DANNENMANN Freder ick L. Gratiot, legal, Chicago, III., and Hester D. Dannenmann, legal, 794 East Caruthers street. WHIT EM AN-JONES Hubert S. White man, 34, Victoria. B. C, and Ida Mary Anketell Jones,-28, Portland. WATMAN-CAROTHERS John Wat man, 41, 24 East Fifty-fourth street, and Mary Carothers, 80. 468 East Oak street. AUSTIN-DUNCAN Hoard G. Austin, 22. 614 Holgate street, and Emma C. Duncan, 21, 6834 Eighty-third street Southeast. JENSEN-JENSEN Andrew Jensen, 34, 1028 Grant street, and Bertha Jensen, 31, 1005 Woodward avenue. PEACHKY-BURROWS Joe Peachey, 21, 879 Syracuse street, and Georgia Bur rows, 18. 1232 South Syracuse street. CAPPELLI-PETRUZZELLIS Rocco Cappelli, 27, 301 First street, and Lucia Petruzzellis, 18, 92 Wood street. Vancouver Marriage License. FA.NCHER-DAUGHERTY John A. Fancher, 6M, of Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Hann.n M. Daugherty, 57, Spo kane. WaFh. JOHNSON-BROWN Jabez U John son, 30, Portland, and Mrs. Helen Brown, 23, Portland. HARVEY-KENNETH Forpt Harvey, 22, Eugrene, Or., and Anna Kenneth, 18, Eugene, Or. DASHER - HOFFMANN Stephen Dasher, 40, Colfax. . Cal.. and Helene Hoffmann, 28, Rex, Or. MOORE-BALES George W. Moore. 31, Bend, Or., and Edith Bales. 27, Bend, Or.' SHORT-BALES James Short, 21, Bend, Or., and Ruth Bales. 20. Bend, Or HELENTUS-PROSKI Kusta E. Hel enius, 30, Portland, and Minnie Preski, 31, Portland. 1 YOUNG-GITTU9 Clyde L; Young, 44, Portland, and Mrs. Lucy J. Gittu, 39, Portland. NELSEN-CH ALMERS Henry P. Ne!- 'n aft Cnrhett fr and Mrs. MaV Chalmers, 24. Portland. . RAY-SHORES Jackson C. Ray, 35, Vernonia, Or., and Mrs. Gladys M. Shores, 20, Vernonia, Or. Governor Olcott Due Sunday. SALEM, Or., Dec. 29. (Special.) Acting Governor Ritner, who has been occupying the executive chair here during the absence of Governor Olcott, will leave for his home at Pendleton tomorrow night. Gov ernor Olcott will return here Sun day night and will resume his duties Tuesday. AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO TIMES TICKETS SOW SELLING. I H EILIG Bilwj. at Taylor Pbone Main 1000 . S PKCI A L PRICK- MATINEE TODAY, 2:15 ifJS TONIGHT, 8:15 HENRY W. fAVdG OFFER.? LviERRy, MAGNETIC, MO-COIOUS" SPLK.UIU CAST AND CHURLS. Prices. Including War Taxi EVE'S Floor 2.75. Mai. $2.20, 1.85-1.10. gallery, S5c-55e. SAT. MAT. Floor, S2.20. Hal. Hl.65-Stl.JO. Uf.llery, 85c-55c. Lyric Entire Change Tomorrow HrSff AX SHOWS Now Playing at BAKER THEATER MV;that Mats. Daily at 2 Nights 7 and 9 Last Times Today 'He In Again' EXTRA! EXTRA! Midnieht Matinee New iar'n B-e Ie?. 31 Rewerved Seats Now Selling; Continuous Show 1 to 11 P. M. HARRY CAREY In "The Kick Bai-k" 7 Varieties The Spectacular Septette ALEXANDER CHERNYOFF Other Big Acts Wm. Duncan in "THE FIGHTING GUIDE" UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS A 157, 137, 638, S8, 135. B 113. C 151, 83. 153, 128, 184, 93. 129, 157. I) 158, 153, 144, 125, 27, 154. K 154, 144, 152, 153, . 148. F 115, 111, 157, 52. 153. G 120, 125, 12G, 157, 154, 175. H--123, 126. 1125, 104, 141. 123. 134. 152, 119. K 123, 150, 156, 152, 148. L 173. 145, 169, 135, 170, 174, 148. M 170. 141. 137. N 154, 144, 15S. O 130, 106, 148, 135. P 126, 131, 135, 137, 382, 146, 134, 136. R-164, 136, 145, 688, 124, 141, 126, 142, 137. S S03, 142, 120, 147, 146, 142, 175, 133, 108, 12!), 134. 154. V 149, 152, 156. 127, 150, 136, 102, 125, 133, 142, 144, 121. . W 144. X 135,. 13,' 128, 126, 145, 153. Y 134, 109, 121, 105. AB 118, 165, 150, 140, 45. AC 139, 129, 149. B,I 134, 130, 127, 159, 134. AE 333. AF 168, 164, 129, 134, 135, 136, 140, 167. AG 154, 153, 129, 146, 157, 133. AH 148, 174, 142, 123. 135. A.1 139, 147, 132. 135, 146. AK 146, 151. 149. AM-;128, 169, 138, 129, 158, 135. AN 144, 155, 153, 146. AO 157, 134, 140. AP-167, 168, 135, 126, 149. AK 134, 127, 172, 142, 125. BC 126, 103, 139, 102. BI) 148, 135, 130, 158. BF 139, 130, 108. Above answers will be ' destroyed it not called for within six days. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In order to earn Vh mor than one-time rate, advertising must run in consecutive issues. One time 12c per line Two times (each issue) ....lie per line Three times (each issue) . ..10c per line Seven times (each issue) . ., 9c per line One to six months, per month $2.50 per line Six to twelve months, per month $2.25 ter line The above rates apply to all head ings, with the following: exceptional Situations Wanted, Each insertion 9c per line Business Opportunity Headings. Financial Headings. Help Wanted. Proposals Invited. Lost and Found. Special Notices, Personal, Funeral Notices. One" time 15c per line Two times (each issue) . ..14c per line Three times (each issue) . .i;tc per line Seven times (each issue) . .12c per line One month J 3 per line NEW TODAY. 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MEETING NOTICES. GUL REAZEE GROTTO business meeting, Pythian temple, Saturday. Dec. 30, at 8 P. M. sharp. Admis sion by 1922 or 1923 jard. Wear fez. The l!-3 cards are now ready. Fezzes and certificates for last ceremonial class now ready. Prophets come out and meet Alice Blue. Short programme, refreshments. Invite' your Masonic brethren. Advertise in the Grotto News. Wishing you one and all, a Happy New Year. Order of Mon arch. HARRY A. McRAE. Sec. OREGON COMMANDER Y, NO. 1, K. T. Complimen tary party at the Idultno- Year's! eveninje. Dancing and cards. Informal. It will be a nice party, you will like it. Ail members of Oregon Commandery are respectfully requested tp attend. C. F. WIEGAND. Recorder. - l WASHINGTON LODGE No. 46, A. F. AND A. M.. v will conduct divipe services ft under the direction of Rev. Brother Walter Henry Nu .re.nl at the Masonic and eastern oiar uuinc uu .ju.... . --. 1922. All members and their lamilies are cordially Invited to. participate. Au tos are urgently needed and must be ready to leave our hall. East 8in and liurnside, promptly at r. m. OREGON LODGE NO. 101, a u AND A. M. Special communication this (Satur day) evening at 6:30. Work on the M. M. degree. Visit ors welcome. By order ot LESLIE S. PARKER, Sec. MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO. 14. O. E. S. Special meeting this iSat.) 8 P. M., E. 8th and Burn side. Degrees and social. Visitors welcome. By rder nr xr BELLE ' RICHMOND, Secretary. FOR RENT Beautiful lodge room at 1 o. O. F. hall. 8tt N. 11th, Sundays, Mon. or Tues. eve. and every day; very reasonable. Tabor 4303. Sunnyside entertainment committee will give a dance at 3Uth and Hawthorne, Dec. 30th. Admission 00c each. CARD' OF THANKS. We wish to thank our relatives, neigh bors and friends for their sympathy and kindness, also the-beautiful floral offer ings during recent illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. JOHN GUSATAVSON. MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH C. ALLGUR; iDh f thank our friends for the their sympathy and kindnese at death or our beloved son. JAMES r . AM) AblVE kaii. DIED. MILIX5Y-Dec. 29. 1922. at his late res idence, Labbe building. Second and Washington sts., John Milloy, aged 77 years, beloved father of Mrs. Jessie McLeod of Portland. Mrs. R. S. Shaw. Kerry. Or.; Mrs. J. W. Kennedy of Alaska and G. B. Milloy. Seaside., Or. Remains at Pearson's undertaking par lors. Russell st. and Union ave. Notice of services hereafter. LEAR7 In this city, December 28. 1922, Annie Leary, mother of Mrs. Mamie Burger of Oakland, Cal.. Mrs. Kath erlne Warne of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Nell Lotenslager and Celia Hunter of Portland, Or., Neal and J. W. Leary, sister of Peter Summers and Mrs. K. McNamara of Oregon City, Or. Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. 6 EBRRHART In this city, December 28, Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Eberhart, aged 68 ynars, beloved mother of Mrs. A." E. Eberhart and Mrs. J. H. Donaghue of Portland, grandmother of Ben, Dolph and Jack Eberhart, sister of W. A. Stenbens of Portland and G. E. Steb bens of La Porte City, Iowa. The funeral services will be held at the Mount Tabor Presbyterian church to day (Saturday) at 2 p. M. Friends invited. The remains will be then for warded to La Porte City,. Iowa, by the East Side Funeral Directors, Inc., where interment will be made. SHARP Dec. 27. 1P-22, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Myra - iianaing. 1617 Portsmouth ave.. Peter James Sharp, aged 85 years, beloved father of Mrs. Sadie Dupont of St. Helens. Or.; W H. Sharp of Bull Run, Or., and Mrs. Myra S. Blanding of the above addrrss. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Dec. 30, at 1 :30 P. M., at the University Park M. tn. cnurcn, bom bard st. at Fiske. Take St. Johns cax. Interment Rose City cemetery. Cham bers Co., Inc., In charge of the ar rangements. MUM R RUE In this city, December 28, 1022, Eliza Mumbrue, aged 82 years, beloved mother uf Mrs. L. E. Minnott of Portland; Dan P. Mumbrue of Hel ena, Mont., and Victor H. Mumbrue of Gill Landing, Wis. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 P. M-, from the mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy & Co., 5802-04 Ninety-Second street, southeast, in Lents. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Scott cemetery. MORRIS -December 20, in this city, Fred Stewart Morris, aged 55 years, late of 521 East 18th street North, husband of Emily F. Morris of this city, brother of James H. of Philadelphia- and "Henrietta A. Morris of this city. The funeral service will be held Wednesday, January 3, at 2:30 P. M., at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at , Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service at the Portland crematorium. CORNELL At St. Vincent's hospital, December 28, Orren M. Cornell, aged 54 years, beloved husband of Mary Cornell and father of Mrs. Beryl C. Anderson. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Saturday (today), De cember 30, from St. Johns Undertak ing company, 208 North Jersey street. Concluding services from Portland crematorium. COFFMAN In this city, December 23, 1922, Nathan Coffman, father of Charles Coffman of Seattle, Wash , and Mrs. Minnie Royea of Los An geles, Cal. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of Edward Holman & Son, Third and Salmon streets, Sat urday, December 30, 1922, at 2 P. M. Interment Columbia cemetery. ZAVIS In this city, December 24. 1922, Peter Zavis, brother of Mike Zavis of Clear Creek, Utah. Funeral services will- be held in the Greek Orthodox church. East 17th and Clinton streets, Saturday, December 30, 1922, at 10 A. M., Edward Holman & Son, direct ors. NORRIS The funeral service for Mary Elizabeth Norris, late of 663 East Eleventh street North, will be held to day (Saturday) at 1 P. M. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service at Rlvervlew cemetery. LOWELL The funeral service for Louise Lowell, late of 269 East 4oth street, will be held today (Saturday) at 3:30 P. M. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding "service at the Portland crematorium private. FANNING The funeral service for George T. Fanning, late of 581 Cramp ton street, will be held today (Satur day) at 10:30 A. M. at Finley's mor tuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service at River view cemetery. , KINNEY The funeral service for Louis W. Kinney, late of Multnomah station, will be held today (Saturday) at 2:30 P. M., at Finley's mortuary, Mont gomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service at the Portland crematorium. SHORT December 28, at Hermiston, , Or., Harriet Short, age 47 years. Fu neral service will be held Saturday. December 30. at 2:30 P. M from the chapel of A. R. Zeller.Co.. 592 Williams ave. Interment at Rose City cemetery. CEMETERIES. RIVERVIEW CEMETERY. Portland's best memorial park; salable assets over $600,000. Atwater 123S. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funerals, weddings, shopping. Jones Auto Livery. At. 0114. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 268 4th St., Opp. City Hall. NEU BROS. OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE VcfOSKS CUAT.ITY MEMORIALS E. THIRD fTCy tHOWE E.T43. Km W. M. iri tti ' Twin li 1 1 r niitn Ittj - a FLORISTS. 354 Washington St. Main 0 69. Flowers for All Occasions Artistically Arranged. RoKPft And Rare Orchids a Specialty. Quality and Service Since 1X!MI. ATwater 0753 328 MORRISON' ST. po5D HOT HOUSES f' I IN Onatf-siVurlfhi - Main 1854 ttptI2ti 341 MorrisoB Just the Best' Tonseth Floral Co. Finest Floral Arrangements for Funerals. ' 287 Washington, bet. 4th and nth Sts. Phone Broadway 4527. Yamhill at Tenth. Smith s Flower Shop - TOMMY LI KE, Portland's Progressive Florist. Floral De signs Specialty. Sixth at Alder. Main 7215. People's Floral Shop FI.ORAI, DESIGNS A. SPECIALTY. 249 Alder St., bet. 2d and 8d. Phone Brodaway 7126. E1UCKSOJN Florist 203 Broadway at Taylor. Main 7379. CHAPPELL'S FLOWER SHOP 331 Morrison, N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 6119 PORTLAND BUSINESS BULLETIN ACCORDION PLEATING. CUT, SEAM, HEM, machine-pleat, skirt, 75c; hemstitching, 5c; mall orders so licited. Eastern Novelty Alfg. Co., Si'A Fifth street. ACCOUNTANTS. EXPERT accountant wtli open or close your books. Financial statements, inr come tax returns, etc. Phone for ap pointment. Tabor 1487. , ASS A VERS AND ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 142 2d St. Gold, silver, platinum bought. STEAM showers, tubs and swim, all for 3i)C. Health, 121 Fourth st. CELLULOID BUTTONS. THE 1RWIN-HODSON COMPANY, S87 Washington st. Broadway 3144. CHIROPODISTS. WILLIAM, Estelle. Florilla and DeWane Deveney, the only scientific chiropo dists and arcn specialists tn city. Par lors, 302 Ger linger bldg., southwest corner 2d and Alder sts. Main 1301. DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles scientifically corrected : lady assistant. ol j Morgan bldg. J1a:n SiW. COLLECTIONS. NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Broadway 7596. No collections, no charge. DANCING, RINGLER'S dancing school, best instruc tion, private apd class daily. Broad way and Main. Auto. 5 1 S - 3 9 . DENTIST. - DR. B. E, WRIGHT Third Floor Raleigh Bldg. Corner of Sixth and Washington Sta. Broadway 710. Automatic 2119. WITHOUT PAIN cAanwphB!s Tour "Teeth Sleep" While We Work. Above Majestic Theater, 351 1 Wash, st. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS. your eyes Examined free. Your glasses fitted by a specialist. Prices -with in reach of all. Dr. ' Harry Brown. 149 3d St., near Morrison WE SPECIALIZE in fitting eyeglasses; Kyptok. Tories, also the cheaper grades from $2.50 and up. Dr. George Rubenstein. optometrist. 226 Morrison. LAWYERS. E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer. 528 Chamber of Commerce bld(?. OPTOMETRISTS. OUR BUSINESS IS iHH I W glasses and friends. Yes. thousands of friends whom we have fitted in the past 20 years. Come to experienced optomet trists with your eye troubles. Our low rent affords you lowest prices. Consulta tion free. Dr. Chas. W. Goodman. Dr. Samuel Goodman, associate optometrists. 209 Morrison. Main 2124. WHY PAY MORE? Glasses in gold-filled frames, Q2ir, f'tted to your eyes with mod- ern instruments, as low as $2.50; double vision glasses at a great saving; glasses in all styles, satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwitz, optom etrist. 223 First st. PRINTING. PRINTING Lower prices, get our figures. Adelmore Press. Indenendent Primers Bdwy. 7975. Phoenix bldg., 5th, Oak. DDIMTIWfi F. W. BALTES & CO. I Illill II1U First at Oak. Bdwy. 4641. PATENT ATTORNEYS. R. C. WRIGHT, registered pavent attor ney, 25 years; if invention really valu able see attorney. 601 Dekum bidg. PIPE REPAIRING. r PIPFQ Repairs by experts. 1 PipeShop,272 Wash. PHYSICIANS. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway build ing, stomach, bowels, liver, kidneys, bladder, rectal, prostate and female aisorqer;:, without operation. SPECIALTY MANIFACTIKING. METAL SPINNING, and spec.alty manufacturing, all kinds. Patents developed. Kauffman Manu facturing Co., 281-283 Hawthorne ave. East 3245. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 414 Glisan St. Bdwy. 12S1. DRAYAGE.- STORAGE. Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. A. D. Kenworthy. R. S. Henderson. A. D. Kenworthy Co. 5804 92d St., Lents. Automatic 618-21. HOLMAN & SON (Founded in 1854.) FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Third and Salmon Sts. Main 050T. McENTEE &. EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a ' dome, loin ana Everett sts. Phones, Broadway 2133, Auto. 531-85. EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS (F. S. DUNNING, INC.) "The Family Seta the Jrice." 414 East Alder St. Phones, East 0O52, East 9774. SNOOK & WHEALD0N Belmont at 35th. Tabor 1258. LERCH, .UNDERTAKERS, -East Eleventh and Hawthorne. Phone East 0781. Ptfrurp UNDERTAKING CO.. jONCllLO Third ana Clay. Main 4152, 3SJL Y J mu) 4737 KrNKRAL DIRECTORS. 0 CREMATION or VAULT ENTOMBMENT. PORTLAND CREMATORIUM. East 14th and Rybee. . SeUwood 0961. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Less. Independent Funeral Directors. Washington St., Bet. 20th and 21st Sts., West Side. Lady Assistant. Broadway 2691. J. P. FINLEY & SON MORTICIANS. X pwnvp. TMATM 43? v MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH ST. i n 7C I CD Pfl 592 Williams Ave. Hi fii Z.LLLLI1 UUi Phone East 1088. ' NEW TODAY. FLUFF RUGS NORTHWEST RUG CO., East 85SO. 188 K. Eighth St. REAL ESTATE. ASTORIA has burned We want new Wood and cap ital. Astoria will make a city now. The Hammond mill is gxing to build a new 51,000,000 plant. Work will start on the naval base the first of the year. Let me know what you want. I have everything, from a lot In the business district to 2&00 acres In one tract. Write for what you want. SAM H. WEBn, Opposite Depot, Astoria. Oregon For Sale -Flat and A partment Property. 75-ROOM apt. house, centrally located. furnishings gcoa conaiuon. oig mone maker. Price $19,000, $9000 cah; for lull Information address owner. O 151, Oregonian. MUST sell, leaving city, no reasonable oner reiusea, a .na otuuui ia.miij flat, fine location, walking distance, good income, n-ast oooo. Tor Sale Lots. ACRE LOTS on Columbia blvd. (paved), between East 29th and E. 33d sts. North. Con venient to cars. Rich soil. Cine loca tion. Snap price, easy terms. J. O. ELROD, Owner. 283 Stark St. Phone Bdwy. 1183. DEAL WITH PRACTICAL BUILDERS. Reimers & Joliivette's business is better every month; our success means reasonably priced, well designed and better built homes; financial assistance given and soldier's bonus accepted. Sellwooa i:y4. CORNER 100x100. Grand ave.; factory site, garage, machine shop, foundry. or phone Auto. S20-42 or Tabor 04o2. MlJtoX be sold at once and wiU sacrifice 8 well-located lots in Laurelhurst. Make offer. East 3833 4 LOTS, Delaware and Holman. 7673. or Tabor 9439 For Sale Houses. Sacrificed $500 down. ft fine rooms, practically new and strictly modern; very large living room, beautiful hardwood floors, Dutch kitchen with breakfast nook; a very fine feature is the fact that you may enter house direct from garage; neigh borhood exceptionally desirable. 58 E. olid, just 250 feet north of Stark. Va cant. Price only $4930; easily worth $H0(W). Owner on premises 1 :30 to 4:30 P. M. dally. Atwater 0746 fore noons. IRVINGTON BUNGALOW. $.r)000, 6 fine rooms, central entrance, full basement, full lot and garage; near echool, and blocks from Broadway. $5o00 6 FINE ROOMS, hardwood floors, fireplace ami fur nace; $T"iO cash handles. Near school and Brazee at. $(V0O0 DANDY CORNER BUNGA LOW. 5 rooms and floored attic, full lot and concrete garage. 617 litn st. McDONALD. East 0419. ATTENTION, ' LAURELHURST AND ROSE CITY rARK UUYJfiKS! We specialize in the sale of proper ties in tnese districts. we are inu mately In touch with the best buys and put you in touch with the home of your liking. Many splendid bar gains now offered. Don't wait for the spring rush and pay more money. . A. G. TEEPE CO., Rose City Office, 4th and Sandy. Tabor u.'iStt. Laurelhurst Office, 3lth and Glisan. Tabor 3433. IRVINGTON HOME. $6500. $1000 Caah. 1 block to car and Siskiyou at. ; 6 lovely rooms, hardwood floors throughout, French doors, f i rep lace, ivory wood work. Va cant, and was built 3 years ago. Full lot and garage. East 0419. KENTON DISTRICT. Near Peninsula park and Kenton school and the Kenton manufacturing district, 8-room house, containing full basement, large hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, pantry; upstairs, 4 bed rooms, bathroom, large sleeping porch; well suited to take in roomers; located 1683 Albina. corner Wlnchell av. Price $5000, smal! payment down and the remainder in monthly payments. Phone Brodaway 4475. J. Humfeld, 311 U. S. National Bank bldg. NEW ROSE CITY BUNGALOW. Magnificent home, living and dining room, 2 bedrooms, bath with recess tub, tile floor, breakfast room, screened porch, full basement, furnace, tile sink, buffet, china cabinet, bookcases, fire place, hdw. floors; improvements all In; sacrifice; must sell ; your own terms, $5250. 721 E. 46th N. Bdwy. 4231 even., and Sun. E. 4216. NEW WESTMORELAND HOME. 5 rooms, hardwood floors, beautiful buffet, French doors, finished in ivory, fireplace, lovely Dutch kitchen, breakfe.st nook, large attic, full ce ment basement; 2 blocks to car, east front Exceptionally well built. Terms. T. O. BIRD, Bdwy. 6011. IRVINGTON BARGAIN. Seven-room modern home well lo cated in the Irvington resident. al dis trict; heating plant, etc. Special price $5250, liberal terras. See Webster L. Kincaid, realtor. 401 Lewis bldg. Phone Bdwy. 4735. MODERN bungalow and garage, corner, large attic which contains built-in . room, sleeping porch, large Inclosed back porch, gas heated, fruit trees. grape vines. Owner, 879 E. 50th st. North. $5200, $2500 NEAR Franklin high school, 4 rooms, bath, basement, big front norch and sleeping . porch, garage, modern, 40x128 lot. By owner; $500 cash. . Phone Tabor 754. FOR SALE In Alameda, 5-room bunga low, strictly modern, $4500; $3000 cash, balance easy terms. J. E. VAN CARMEN, 322 Failing Bidg. Auto. 524-05. WEST SIDE 14-rm., large grounds, landscaped, ideal for home or income, reas. Owner, 414 Northwestern Bank bldg. Main 6630. COLONIAL HEIGHTS. 5 rooms and sleeping porch, hardwood floors, fur nace, fireplace, gas range. East 3463. or 297 East 21st st. NEW furnished 4-room bungalow with garage; good district; all modern con vieniences, for rent or sale; small pay ment down. Walnut 4092. HOUSE PLANS, 100 designs, $10 to $15, or specially designed at reasonable fee. L. R. BAILEY CO., 924 N. W. Bank Bldg. $3500 5 ROOMS, modern. 2 lota in garden, improvements paid; easy terms, cash discount. 615. Ry. Ex. bldg. Broadway 5985. - ROSE CITY PARK." Pretty, small bungalow, furnished, by owner, 347 East 53d st N near Halsey 1 FOR SALE Beautiful residence for sale, 4io,ouu, in connection with the settlement of an estate. Call Main 6374. . ' $1400 MUST sacrifice 4-room modern house, fuel, terms; 4 blocks from M.-V. car. 268 East 72d st North. MY EQUITY in small 4-room house and lot 100x100; 20 fruit trees. Must sell at ouce Call at 824. N. Edison st. REAL ESTATE. For Sale Houses. START THE NEW YEAH IN YOUR OWN HOME. See i-RANK U McGUIRE To Buy Your Home 2000 Photographs of Homes for Sa.e. America's Largest Home Seller. Every Kind of Home. Every Price. Biggest snaps in the entire city. Lowest term. I'll help you make your first payment if necessary. Open Evenings Until 9. 90 Salesmen With Autos. Call Bdwy. 7171 for Service. MT. SCOTT $50 DOWN. $1590 Only $00 down gives yod pos session of this comfortableYour room home, living room, dining room, convenient kitchen and bedroom, electric lights and gas. 90x100 lot; room for gar den, etc. 30th Ave. $150 DOWN VACANT! $2250 Here is a large, very pretty 4 room bungalow on Mt. Tabor car line; living room, dining room, couvenient kitchen, sunny bedroom, elec, gas. Large lot with shrubs, flowers, etc. East Yamhill st. SIX-ROOM SELLWOOD HOMS. $1090 And easy terms, very attrac tive neat 6-room modern bun galow, only 1 blk. to cr and close to school; built-in buffet, Dutch kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath; double garage; 100x100 corner. A nice inexpensive little home. LET US SHOW IT TO YOU. (B-100.) CHEERFUL BUNGALOW HOVE. $2200 $250 down. Homey California bungalow, neat as a ne w pin ! Just renovated and painted. Pretty combination living and dining room: white Dutch kitchen. 2 light airy bedrooms and white enamel bath; tior4 attic. $250 and it's yours DON'T WAIT. 58th St. $500 DOWN ROSE CITY. $5250 $500 down gives you im mediate possession of this b?au ' tiful strictly modern but.galow of 5 rooms. Distinctive colonial lines. Big fireplace, all built ins ; ivory enameled interior; hardwood floors; 2 bed'ooms, bath, furnace, garage. E. 36th at. (N. B.) THESE ARE TYPICAL. of the many hundreds of interesting nome bargains we nave listen ror sale. I'll helD you make your first payment if necessary. Phone and one of our salesmen will gladly call for you' in nis mac nine. See FRANK L. McGUIRE, To Buy Your Home. Realtor. Abington Bldg. Bdwy. 717:. Third St.. Bet. Wash, and Staik. I have an opening on my sa,eforce ror a live salesman witn car. BUNGALOW SACRIFICE: ROSE CITY. Five rooms plus large breakfast rm. Mission style ; 4 years old ; built by contractor for himself. Casings, win dow frames hand constructed, good looking exterior, handsome interior, in cluding long living room with fire place, oinlng room witn couut.iui, solidly built buffet, kitchen wita cup boards and linoleum, 2 bedroom? and bath, including shower and pedestal bowl. Cement basement, hot-air fur nace. Back yard fenced. One vacant lot available for garden or purchase next door. All Rose City cars stop within 3 blocks, school 8 blocks. Street paved. Had planned to sell tater at about $6500 or more. Must now sac rifice at $6000. As little as $500 down and $75 month accepted, bat prefer deliver title subject to mortgage for $2000. Phone owner. Tabor 2331, or call Sunday or Monday, 732 Eaa: GOth st. North. CHEAPER THAN RENT. $25 DOWN. $10 PER MO. AND INT. COZY NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW cottage on full-sized lot, all cleared. Just outside city limits. No high taxes or assessments here. Close to store and car line. Price $1180. Do a little work here and own your own home at less than rent. Also one with acre ground. See Mr. McQuiilkin. GORDON MORTGAGE COMPANY. 630 Chamber of Commerce Bidg. NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW. $250 MOVES YOU IN. Hardwood floor, fireplace, ce ment basement, built-ins, 3 blks. to Rose City car. Only $3300. See Mr. Boone. GORDON MORTGAGE COMPANY. B31 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. $4950 LAURELHURST $4050. 5-room bungalow with breakfast nk., oak floors." fireplace, tapestry paper, at tractive lighting fixtures. French doors, furnace, garage, improvements in and paid, no mortgage; reasonable payment down, only $40 per month, which in cludes all payments. D. W. RICHARDS CO. 1111 Sandy Blvd. On Viaduct. Office, Auto. 315-44. Res. Garfield 4050. MORTGAGE SALE. Irvlngton home, part furnished, liv ing, dining, den, kitchea with stove and gas range, 4 bedrooms, sleeping porch; garage; 208x172; cost $15,500, seil for $10,500, $1000 cash. $75 per month. East 1347. MY LOSS, YOUR GAIN SPEAK QUICK. How much am I offered for equity of $3000 in $5000 home at 1749 Way ' land st., just north of Columbia park on St. Johns line. Am leaving city. Come see this place. Make offer. Do not disturb tenants. Consider lots in St. Johns, west of cut, south ot Lorn bard. (No agejits.) ALAMEDA CORNER. New 5 rooms and sun room, large, attic with heat light and 8 windows; large living and dining room across front ; east face ; fireplace, breakfast nook, Dutch kitchen, comp. floor ped estal stand, shades, light fixtures, garage, furnace. $6750. Terms. Owner. East 3280. 26th and Skldmore. 100x104 WITH small house, located on paved street with sidewalk and Im provements paid. Fine soil, chicken run with 30 young Plymouth Rock chickens; also 5 cords wood. $1850; terms. Owner leaving city. 1862 Ports mouth st. SELLWOOD 7-RMS., MODERN. BY, OWNER, $4500. TERMS. 7 rms. and bath, fireplace, big base ment, big closets, 3 bedrooms, garage, 1 block to car, short walk to car barns. Sell furn., etc., with or without This Is a real home and ideal location, 1528 E. 11th st Sellwood 3039. GOING TO BUILD? We design and build residences or any building, assist in financing same; 12 years' continuous and complete bldg. service. SECURITY AND SATISFAC TION ASSURED. L. R. Bailey, con tracting architect, 924 N. W. Bank. 11 HOUSES FOR SALE. Water windmill, 15,000-gal, concrete reservoir, 300 feet from schoolhouse, railroad shop, postoffice; rent ?220 month. Sell for $18,000. Inquire Mr. Modesto, Rleth, Or., or write AC 103, Oregonian. GREAT sacrifice for quick sale, owner leaving city, houseboat home with every modern convenience of a city home, completely furnished or other wise. No. 6 Oregon Yacht Club. Sell wood 2571. DANDY 4-room bungalow near car; double construction, cement basement, modern conveniences. A snap t $1850, $250 cash. J. C. CORBIN CO. 305-6-7 LEWIS BLDG. BEST buy In city, new 6-room house, bath, full plumbing, sewer in and paid; lot 100x100, 3 blocks to car, 2 to school; furniture and all for $3000 or will keep the furniture. You can move In in a week. Call Aut 644-93. KENTON, 1 blk. east of car, on Watts st, new 6-rm. bungalow with garage, modern in "every way, improvements in and paid. Owner, Walnut 0689. 230 W. Watts. FURNISHED Rose City bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch, large floored at tic, full basement, furnace, fireplace. $850 player piano, $175 Edison. ' $6500, terms. Auto 315-55. FOR SALE New modern 5-rm. house, quiet dist, handy to car, eastern shade trees in parking, paving paid. Owner on premises every day; Eastmoreland car to 22d, south to 1431. IRVINGTON. 5 large rooms and attlc: Colonial bungalow, lot 55x100, garage. Just completed. 723 East 16th North. Owner, Walnut 6223. 5-ROOM bungalow, range, linoleum, gas furnace, close in, east side. $3700; $500 cash, balance easy terms. J. E. VAN .CARMEN, 322 Falling Bldg. Auto. 524-05. HOMESEEKER: Splendid bargain home. Phone 616-58. in For Sale Business Property. A REAL INVESTMENT. We have listed one of the choice business blacks of Portland. This prop erty nets better than 6 on $750,000. If you are interested in something good in the way of income get in touch with us at once. CORCORAN-JONES REALTY CO., 275 Oak St Phone Bdwy. 6006. Suburban Homes. $1650 SUBURBAN bungalow and one acre, must sell at once, $150 cash, easy terms. Tabor 4590. GOOD, desirable suburban home for one having $1500 cash F 146, Oregoniaa. REAL ESTATE. Suburban Homes. WILL sacriilce 1 acres with 3-room cottage, fine view, 4 mile south or Linnton, close to highway. Make of fer. East 3S33. Fur Sale Acreage. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Acreage, close in; good road; rich river bottom lands. J. O. ELROD. Owner. 2S3 Stark St. Phone Bdwy. IISS. ONE OR TWO ACRES. At Ruby Junction, close to station $400 per at;re; $15 down. $5 per mo. and interest. These will not last long. Strong & Co., )6 Cham, of Com. WRITE for map of western Washington showing location, low prices and easy terms offered to settlers. WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER CO., Tacoma. Wash. SACRIFICE 2-acre mod. bung., 2 bed rooms, comb, living and aining ; I ire place, Dutch kitohen, bath, gas, elec, water; paved st., 6 blocks to car. Owner. 304 Burnside st. 0 ACRES, partly finished house: lVg a. cleared, tiniotr, gravel road, 4 V ruilrs cast of Oregon City, $850, ternu East 34,-6. FOR SALE 7 ACRES, CLOSE INr. THOMAS ALLEN". 6iai 2D ST. S. E. AUTOMATIC 616-45. Momenteads. Relinquishments. 3 GOOD homestead relinquishments, with improvements, 40, 80 ind 160 acres, on count v road ; some valuable timber. The 160 will make dandy ranch; neighbors, good schools. 22 J Lumbermen bidg. For Sale Farms. FOR SALE 75 &. in Clack.- county. 5 a. in cultivation, rest in pasture, land level, good drainpge. well tiled; crops never failed; 8-room house, water sys tem, barni silo and other outbuildings; fruit nnd nut trees in bearing; adjoing market road No. 10; 60 rods from sta tion on W. V. S. Ry. ; good store and farmers warehouse; mile from echooi and sawmill. Price $200 per acre. For terms apply on premise or address L. D. Yoder, Rt. 2, Box 63, Hubbfird, Or. . DAIRYMEN WANTED AT GOODING, IDAHO. ' Mild, dry climate, fine alfalfa hay at $6 to $7 per ton; good irrigated Landa, improved, $75 to $150 per acre. Cream ry in our midst, also line public schools and college. Pronounced by dairy experts to be the coming dairy section of the United States. For free information, write GOODING CHAM. OF COMMERCE, . Gooding. Idaho. ON OREGON CITY CARLINE. AT OAK GROVE. By owner for $500 less than valt; over half acre with large 5-room bun galow, electric lights, gas. 3 blocks from station, close to good school, 1 block off highway; $2850, $100 cash, bal. $15 per mo. Inquire at store on corner at highway, 2 blocks west of station. IDEAL STOCK AND DAIRY RANCH. . Well located in Willamette valley near highway; large acreage, over half in cultivation, fair bldgs., 30-acre com mercial orchard. Priced right for quick sale. H. W. OSBORNE CO., 432 Cham, of Com. Bldg. PRICED to sell at once, 382 acres good land, $50 per acre; 200 under cultiva tion, 6-room bungalow. 3 large barns, spring water piped to buildings; on main traveled road, near school, church and store; half cash, balance terms. Address 415 Oak street, Dallas, Polk Co., Oregon. 250-ACRE stock or dairy farm in upper Nehalem valley on highway; well stocked and equipped with modern ma chinery; good buildings; will sell all or part. Write for particulars. AV 465, Oregonian. 51 ACRES 3 miles out, North Plains. 24 miles out Portland; 7 acres cultivated and 4-room house. Price $2100. At tress J. Hendrickson, R. F. V. No. 3, box 118. Owner. CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES near Portland, $50 to $500 an acre; easy termB; beat soil; farms alt sizes. McFarland, realtor. 208 Failing bldg. WANTED REAL ESTATE. WANTED. 1923 LISTINGS 1923. Exclusives not asked. If your house or suburban homes are priced right we have tha, selling force that will get re sults for you. Give detailed descrip tion of your property. BROWN-MeGREGOR INV. CO.. M0 Gasco bldg. Atwater 3324. MUST buy a home between now and January 15. preferably now. Want fcmall bungalow, new or not over 5 ears old; prefer medium priced home. Will pay $1000 cash ajid $40 a month. AR 127, Oregonian. WANT to buy from owner, building suit able for business and home in good suburban district. Can pay up to $3000 cash. Must be bargain and sta".d in vestigation. Write location. siz, trice, etc., to Benjamin. 49' First st. IF PRICED RIGHT, IT'S SOLI). Have buyers waiting for west side property with good cash payments. Phone me t:d;iy. T. O. BIRD. BDWY. 6011. WANT, from owner, cheap 4 or 5-room nouse with little down. State price. Write 5221 89th st. S. E. LOT VlLL PAY CASH. Want bargain, close to car. Chamber of Commerce bldg. WANT 5 or 6-room house, west of 20th, north of Savier; will pay cash if a barg a in S 13a, Oregonian. SMALL HOUSE OR SHACK. Pay cash up to ooo. 630 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. 5 OR 6 ROOMS, strictly modern, east 9 aid; $10o cash; not over $4500. From owner. BD 158, Oregonian. WANTED 5-room bungalow, will trad 1923 Nash four as first payment. Carl Hansen. 108 West Park. 4-CYL1NDER touring car for a lot, looks and runs very good. Tabor 2189. TTMB15R 1ANBS. 30,000 CAPACITY sawmill, 25.000,000 feet of timber, old growth; 2 railroads, 40 miles southwest of Portland, 5c ex port rate, 7c local terminal rates south and east; mill ready to go; operator's death reason for selling. Would enter tain proposition with good responsible operator for half interest P. O. Box 112S, Portland. Or. "LOGGING AND MILL OPPORTUNITY." A real opportunity to connect with a logging and mill business; have timber and outfit; can use several experienced men or men who are willing to learn; some capital required. For appointment address AO 151. Oregonian. ABOUT 15,000,000 fir complete 20 M mill, including donkey and complete logging outfit; 6 buildings, mill on R. R. switch; about 10,000,000 addi-. tional tributary. Will sell ft iat. or all to right party; $10,000 cash will handle. Address K 136, Oregonian. WE HAVE 80,000,000 to 40,000,000 feet of Idaho white pine that we want sawed by someone who has a band mill and will move it to Weippe, Ida. If interested see E. T. Chapiu Co, Spokane, Wash. FOR RENT FARMS. 40 ACRES near Ridgefield, Wash. Plenty of machinery wrth place. Rent $300 per year. Team, two cows and ten tons of hay for sale, $400. W. A. Wood, 707 W. 26th st., Vancouver, Wash. RIVER RD., north Milwaukle 9-r. re flnished house; mod. plumbing; 5 a. Rasmussen & Co. TO EXCHANGE -REAT, FSTATH. LOOK! WILL YOU TRADE what you have for what you want? Bring me your propositions, large or small, city or country. I will match them. E. A. Easley, 295 Montgomery street, corner Fifth. PARK YOUR CAR ALL DAY. SALE OR EXCHANGE. $3500 equity in east side corner, two stores and two 5-room flats ; price $7000, mortgage $3500; income $78 mo., now leased ; take part trade ; might consider Spokane. W. G. Schulze, Hill yard, Wash. WILL EXCHANGE. Our exchange department can match, anything of merit; lots, houses, acre age, farms, timber or stocks of mer chandise. 712 Couch bldg. ROBINSON-SPOON ER CO. TRADE! We have TRADE! TRADE! trade for you. Submit yours. RALPH HARRIS CO., 318 Chamber of Commerce. Bdwy, 5654. A GOOD close-in east side income prop erty, $70 month; your own apartment; take Rose City bungalow as part pay ment. Call East 6843. owner. WANT to trade good Rose City house for small bearing prune and chicken ranch, will assume or pay some cash. AC 162, Oregonian. CLOSE-IN acreage, clear, for income property; will assume to $150,000,, Gordon Mort Co., 630 Cham, of Com. FOR SALE or trade by owner. $600 equity in 3 lots Lad 4 Addition. What have you? Phone East 3185. PROPERTY EXCHANGE SPECIALIST. A. GORDON ROSS, Broadway 5173. 624 Henry Bldg. HAVE city property, 50x100 feet, to trad for 7-paasenger automobile. L 16 Oregonian. 5 ACRES of land; will trade for lot; value $1000. Dr. Onstad, 401 Morgan bldg. - I HAVE three lots to trade for payment on a rooming house; lots at Eugene. Or. P. O. Box 182. Junction City. Or,
